The Clinton News Record, 1925-08-27, Page 4•
TkU12 sT)A•
AUG Li.S
925
inns,-
Q�d
1885 FORTY YEARS IN BUSINESS 1925
1 0(1,
en
Schoak.'.•
The authorized Text Books -fQr ;Public and High Schools
are stocked by; us, 'also the needed School Supplies.
You'll find: our stockcornpiete arid' represents the `best cal
sprocurable.
School Stockings'
There are no better Stockings made in Canada than the School
Stockings made by the Wearwell Factory. We have a complete
stock.° The colors are fast, and strongly reinforced, where most,
required. ,
am ecial Values at 2
e,and5°c—Per
pair.
. T. COOPER.
, R .
The .Oldest Established Business ,in Clinton
.UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
'Ili this complex age the ambitious youth
1 deems auniversity education essential
to his career.
It opens the door'. to opportunity and,
helps a man to make the most'of himself.
Leaders are needed everywhere; in
the professions, 'in commerce and in-
dustry, in sigricultttre,: in
politics in community and
social life. -
'The cost of a university
' coursei s small considering
the benefits.recaived. •
The most'protltabie invest
montpposetblelorayowl nun is
•to puthisl?oneyintdan e4ucatton.
!User, yau. . consideredddddd these.
arta?
For infureuition write
to
:Dr Z.P.LI EVILLE,
Registrar
London, •. Canada
v--
4
se
Where Quaialy 'Cants
IT IS EASY to buy inferiorgroceries. cheap. ^When you buy at
DOMINION STORES the pricesare always low and the 'quality
of every article you,buy is guaranteed with a real "money -back"'
gnaraatgc.
Lemons, 'per dozen , . , . 29r
'Cottage Rolls, per ib, 25(
Te1epho[ne 1O. 60'.
•
KIPPER.- COFFEE ° a K1NG's PLATE s lid. PAIL
SP111iS CLOVER
'SNACKS
MAI BLEND H ONEY
4 los 25c t 53c ll .' 2;3llas 25c '75c
ICH E'.CUOICEST,
OUR SPECIALTY l3i ENRi
OVAL
TOY PAIL,
PEANUT
UTTER
HAYFIELD BRAND
AC ON
Po
,ALLTHE BEST LINES
CHOCOLATE
'BARS 3 FOR ..
.OL,D, DUTCH' ,C
CLEANSER
lb
B: * 'SIDE
gRRANND
E AS
SIZE.4
NEW PACK
LARGE SMALL23c �r
SAVES YOUR: TIME AND S'1'RENGT1•I
040444.44.44,44.4444....
BIC
TAKINGJUMP IN THE LAK
OOL weather was not suti'i-
cient to deter the Canadian
.Weekly Newspaper ' party
from enjoying dip in the waters
of Lake 'Winnipeg'when the party
visited Grand Beach on the Sat-
urday following
at-
urdayfollowing their.Annual Con-
vention at Winnipeg. The' spacious
sands tlr6pted•many of the more
hardy ones to doirbathing- suits
while at the same time a splendid ;;
orchestra in the large dancing
pavilion coaxed shufflin' feet into
real . snappy foxtrots 'and one-
steps.-C.N.R.•Photos. '
News of''Happenings
113 the Coning and r
District
A Sivacoe mail, Mr..1i, 13. Fairchild•,
has invented . a''real non -glare head -1
light and those who have witnessed
the demonstrations declare , it to be
a good thing.
• Seaforth: The death occurred at
his home on the Huron head, east,
adjoining Sea2orth,—on - We"dnsday;`
August 12111, Of _Mr. Robert ;Ritchie,'
in his 47th. year.' Two weeks prey=
iously the :deceased was seized' with
anttttacl: of . pneumonia which he
was unable to tlrr'ow:off, and lie grad
na']ly weakened until the final. sum-
mons -eame.: •The peceitsed was born
in 'Watton,;- but moved to. S'eaforth
during the war to woke in the nuhi
tion .plant,' 1U:since then hacl been
'engaged in ;farming -in this -vicinity.'
REPORT, OF HOG .II.S;t
tiNTS
-eek e'nding August 13 1925,
Front ) ondesborp Total`"hags, 80:;^
s
smooth, oled bacon 15thick, lc.lc . i nth
1+rom 33rucefield: S2otal:•hog5 39;
Select bacon, 17; thick smooth, 17;
1 ts,and feeders, 1
loin Huron Gchnty: Total hogs,
42O; select bacon, 404; thick smooth,
$Qb
cavies 0 extra- heavies, 2;
hELd=1}4gs,, 96, high'Mid feeders, 20
I;t1l'ROV17iti1I :NTS AT,. TEE
LSTEIIN. FAIR '
Since the last' Exhibition the Wesst-
ern Pah' Association has *. put 'forth
every effort to improve conditions in
all depattnients for the 1975 Exhibi-
tion, which gives pi:ornise.of,,surpass-
m alliprevious successes.
',Many - improvements' have been
made by miter ing the :layout of the
grounds and removing 'a number, `of
buildings,' ilius. providing excellent';
tunedout to pass: C [! ' Ifooper of;,
Exeter., The'''.auto".zig.-zaggied across
the xoad•:a couple 'times andfinally
took to the ditch. The front ptrt of
the -car. was damaged blit „t,•,titaculiidis-
=ly ,t1Ce- bccrtpantn of the car escaped
without a'scratch.; The dri<er claimed,
she had her, foot., on .the .accelerator
insteld of the .brake i
l
Goderich: ° Master 'Arthur Dui
niet,with what might easily` have
been a serious accident on Monday of
this week.'- He was riding a horse
which became frightened by -the ap-
iproach'.of a swift -travelling -ear,. the
result being that he was thrown off,
alighting on his", head on the hard•
road: ,HI was stunned andlt?d sev-
eral outs on this 'head, and was nth,
erwise bruised, although no bones
were, broken. . " . s
Gpderich:; On Monday' evening of
last weal. the Goderielr,Baptist'toting
People's Union motored to Winghain
vlrer;e they were the guests of the.
yVingham B. Y. P. H. The Clinton.
union was there also and all spent a -
very enjoyable..evening.
Seafortli: 'A sudden and very sad
death occurred -'at the Seaforth ?los-
pltal early Wednesday horning of
this' week, when. Mr. Thomas Flana-
gan passed away in- his 39th year.
Mr. Flanagan was in -his gagd health
and working about the farm as usual
until the i•irevicus. Friday, when he
was seized: -with an acute attack 'of
alipendieitis. He -'ryas at 'once taken
to the hospital and an operation per -
termed... For several days 'after the
operation' he seemed to itchy and no
Serious :c;bnserluenees' were exiaeeteclr
but complications :•set in 'and he
gradually • weakesied untilthe end
came on Wednesday. '
Usborne: An unique colebiation
rias been held at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Fred Johns, of Osborne,.
taissionaries •fsioin China *Re are
home on furlough. The events- was
ttird fifteenth'wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs.- Joins and took the
,fornn of a• Chinese feast lasting
three days. On Monday, the first
day, about • sixty first 'cousins were
n'resont and heartily enjoyed the cel-
ebration.' Bowls sof rice were eaten
with ehop,stibks and all had to use
then'i: It was an accotnplis'hment to
do so. At *the conclusion each were;
presented with 'the •chop sticks as
souvenirs.
.ESTERN 1.
SEPw�veew��w,�pp� �j fu1, A: .. b��' Q..
. '- h� ?•'' .1 d� 4 9, 1925. ,.
LONDON - ONTARIO • •
This year the Midway and Grand Stand attractions" have, been' care-
fully 'chosen. -and 'far Midway
'anything of this riattiie in previous
A
yerrS
real rood tune;,full,of.fun, pleasure and interest 'o assured to all
The Pure Food Show, Deg ',Shirk and '.other exhibitions are.: bigger
and better than ,ever.
Entries Close, September 3rd
,.g 000 in Prizes and'Attractions
For further information apply -J. II.•'SAU.NDE'RS, Pres.
® tt
W. D. JACKSON, Sec.,, London, Ontario
•
INTETtES ING 3
Tourists• - who drive ;on the lake
shore road -toward' Goderieh; notice on
their . maps that,, eight -'miles from
Grand Bend is is place marked "St.
Joseph,'.';` :It =would be 'hnost' as easy
to go past there' without being aware
of ;the -fact as to pass Moray, on -the
Toad between Parkhill and the Bend,
without being aware that a place
with a name and recognition on,the
snap had been approached; entered
and left behind.
Yet, thirty years ago the tourist,
would have stopped at St. Joseph. It
'was 'no mere summer• resort but a
dream city •in the making,- on the in-
terseytion of the lake shore road and.
the one leading'. to Zuribh and- Hen -
sill. It' boasted a hotel off' no mean
proportions a. larger one than any,
in that district, -.a factory for the
gearing of alttrninunlware, houses for
the residents .to live. in.
In those• days, it was no. unusual
thing for a special train.• from Piont-
real to pull into- Belleau; the dean -
pants, mostly .of the high iiat variety,
would be •driven•across to the great
hotel at .St. Joseph, and there enter-
tained as only Louis Contine knew
how to entertain. The+lelen was to
interest capital in the ventur . in or-
der that St. Joseph might come a few
steps furthers from the State of em-
hi/is ; toward reality. Even Caaipet
Ministers came, saw, and were im
pressed to ^ the extent that a dock
sprang into existence at the bottom
of the -> _lay bhPfrs. What happened to
the dock was significant of what lat-
er happened to St. Joseph, By the
time it faced the rigors of the win=.
ter on the exposed shore of riven
there. was no dock.'-
Even •today, ,residents who • were
'there. at the time recall: the odd ex-
periences of these hectic days. ; One
week workmen would 'be paid in full
from money .held in a dishpan;. next`
pay day. they :would be willing. to sell
their pay slip§ for thirty cents on the
dollar.
t The guests never came to the 'great
htltei;-the bottom fell out of the fac-
tory schemes;' no great -boats ever
slippedin beside •the wharf. Bats
and,hoot-owls took up their residence
in the° hostel. Today, : if. the driver
looks carefully on the west side of
,the road, he may set the' exeavatien
that.was made for tine great central,
building just a hole in the ground,
that's all.
St. Joseph, like. Moray, does well to
retain its grip on the affections of
those who design road maps for On
tario.-Lonclon Advertiser.. -
Eclipsing' anything previously
presented—unique, thontsmen-
tal among Expositions.
Brussels. Councillor Robert Bow-
man, of Brussels, ' narrowly escaped
death last Thursday, when, as lie'
was working in the flume at the
chopping mill, 'a large Crowbar fol] SPRINCv WHEAT 'DATES
£roan'about•thirteen feet Overhead,
the point dust missing. his body, 'hut Returns received at Ottawa. show
striking his foot.'. The point 'went• al- that the sowingof spring' Wheat- in.'i
Most through the foot `just hack,, of She I rdvinces'named was generally a
the toes.. A couple of ,bones were little earlier this year than.in 1924,`
badly smashed "and the joints -laid Alberta excepted: In Quebec April
bare.. ;Several stitches were regairtrd 11 as against Aitch 1s; in. Ontario,
to "close. `the avound, wh]ch was very March 28 against April 12; in .Mann
3aipful, toba,,Maeh 30::against ,April 5i'.Susi
Exeter: A quiet wedding was sol- katchewan, April'1 against Aui•il 10;
emnized in'James St. parsonage on in Alberta April 6 against April i,
Saturday,: August 1510, at 1045n. and British.. Colurnbia, . April 1, In
when Ver:•a,:`Irene;:youngest daughter some districts .,in A1betta-. surfede
of Mr. and JVjxs.•:Thos.• Jones, Exeter, water delayed sov'nig.. Germination
and Mr. Francis Brian: Rice, Brant- was slow owing to the cold nights,
ford, Were united M marriage) Rdv, 'the average being about 13 days.
E. Sheppard officiating. The- bride, The eaalrest; dates of appearance
wsa ,attended by heio1sist'er, Mils E: above ground 'this year were: Que-'
Jones,'while:the grooni was support- bee; April 24; 'Ontario, April 14;,
ed by his brother, Mr;. Albert Ride, of Manitoba, April 10.; Saskatchewan,
Owen Sournd. • The haiypy couple will April 15•;' Alberta, April 12; British
be at-home after Sept.' 1st at, 167 Coltmibia, ,April 7,
Market St., Brantford: -
Grand Bend: Mise Mary Adams,
of London suffered painful burns The. g. and stand stage at tire. ,Can -
and the summer:home of A. J. Walk- adieu National Exhibition is 1,000
er, of London was destroyed as a re- feet wide and':the scenery wilt be SO
sult of an- explosion of the gasoline feet high in places, . -
range when something- . wont =wrong "Ties That' Bind" is, the title of the
with the'- stove.:- Miss: Adams was Caiyadian National, Pxhibition: Spep-
burned` in: attempting' to rescue her tacle for •1925. It will be a living,
b0longings from the • blaeing framl*,vibrant dramatization of the •Einpire
structure. Miss- Lea11Haycock' Of theme and will have 1,500 performers.
London' ands Bliss Graham and Miss The career o, the wool front the,
Lumley: of St. ,Thomas narrowly. es- -sheep's 'back tithe finished article of
caped .iirlusy. fashion is to be1llustrated• by a spec-
-Exeter: On Saturday afternoon ial exhibit at the Canadian National
an auto accident occurred, on the Exhibition.
Thspnes' Road near •• :E0eter, when a Auto plishball, said to :he more
lady from Stratford driving a 3155 'thrilling than auto polo to the dat
tiaughliu •tourinj; " car in which Were est dare-revil pastime to be intro
-
several ethers, ,lost -control' of the en clucell at the Canadian National Ex -
which took 'to 'Um
xwhich'took'to'te ditch and struck a lilbitiomthis year. It; - is, played with
telephone pole',: breaking the pole in four cars and a " huge "rubber ball
two .places. The cast was travelling weighing- 250 pounds. Ttlias a spine"-
at
pine=at an excessive rate of . speed and Creeping' affect on the spectators.
acconanicdlatlonGfor all ournidc n hir-
its coil anruseirents, The buildings
have al o been ready improved,
especially for Live Stock °aecormnoda-,
tion. A number of iiew buildings
have been provided with the, most -ee
cellent sleeping quarters atadroinir
but entirely separate, from the Lice
Stock buildings,
Other iniportant, a it era tions and'
improvements' have been made- which
will racy greatly to the comfort and,
Convenience, of the large erowdii at-
tending. throughout the week.
Monday, Sept. l 4th, will he Child
reh's'�D when children "emdei 13
years of age from all parts of 'On -,1
i tario will ibe admitted free. r ; •' .
People Dion -1,411e rural"commnnitiei
and towns and cities will find it to
theiradvantage to attend on Child-
ren's Day, when children under 12
exhibits will be at:their best„ and the
Exhibition'Board, as well as the ex-
hibitons in all departments,—are. '•teak,
ing a:special ,effort to'.provide every-
.thing that can. he desired for the in•
struction and amusement of the child-
ren. .
General admission'to the Exhibition
v,'ill be 255, :' Stri'IY t14lc-ets el five all
inissiorr� for $1.0'(2 aa;e .tiro on sale
and'''inay be secured rip to September
9th, With the epeci et sailwdy'rates
and, special 'admission 13t0 ' prevail-
n'authorities,ore
fig, the +,xlttUrtron
making arrangements to handle ca-
pacity crowds cac41.1 day,
•
WHEN:USING
WILSON'S
PADS
CAD NAS
,N
AND
FOLLOW THEM
\) "'EXACTLY
Rest of .all' Fly Hillers, 10e -
per
Packet at all Druggists,
Grocers and General Stores
twin
itsentsmatentiessoirrstussese
THE
will make' display of :their;
Fall and Spring Samples:.
Its the Windows of
Cooper's
Fridayl
ust
variety St�r�
ay.-.
.29th
Thiswiltinclude a sample of everything made,
by this cornparny, in all colors and shades.
These Goods are not on Sale
IS
i!tia
IscidgistrjudeallFroXIMMFFFFEFIRENIFFEREFFFORLMEFEFInrantaninillanlittnanaSea
maezremimassewialbsawareemovasepecominsomarsomarrawaramermemzumasuamm
est
wassmaseraikvilreastre
GOING ' nBTuRNINo
T® WINNIPEG From WRRIMPEi',.
'Plat Id cent , ar Jolla to pointe beyond,tit not west Plus 35 coat Der mite, etartlaG
el t •.monton, MacLeod andguilat'y point to W3unIDtB.
(� From Stations In' Ontario,: Smith's Palls Wand hxluding'Toronto on Lake Ontario Moro
6 ' Pirelli all. Stations g�(iIngeton toReatillW
' 3frptt1cn, Inoluelvs. •
..a FromArenas! Station, to PortMoiVleoll enal,laurketon'to Beboaygeonr lncineire.' -
Se '� n, 'let Bnim'til Station.' on TorontoSudb '. 41rbot [.rue, ....•
tnt��t��;:. as qus' n, ricin , •.0 .''an. crest. Toronto to an • a pomlitoa.
'', W,. and, lagara.F.f=i. wIndtor.
'roto 011 9tatlona on Owen und, w�k,,q�n t Oeongoollls, Toewater, Etora, Uotoaele
Godarloii Bt. Marva, Pool Norr¢aB..and St.I omae Pi'I'm' ss•
m a11 Ste tlone Toronto and. North tt otlloltan, 1nolud�ro..
• �, ppyy�o S tar oog.':th.Mlohf •art Central, Pere Marquette, Windsor B.eete'Ba Lek.
Fhtom os Stat one In On
S$11 , theta wallaoeriurg &l Lekea Errs. drsnd Maar, Lake Bee& hawthorn end
Tor.tate, ton dt.8u Isle Rnihrays..
SPECIAL THIN SERVICE FROM 7C011014'•TO ""'
PRY 4Indian Sind Chtldran--,Se dittCsro wi11'bereem al for theeaeluelve me of ladled, ohtidren cadlr re teens.
ravel Full mEormtntion firm tsny Canadian Pacific Agent.
wia
Septa 4th
HARVESTER.
�y.
,,.
�L
1�+�3 NTED
TO WIINNE'i' EG -
Plus half a' cent a.mile beyond to all points in'1Vlnni-
• toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta,-,Edinonton, Tannis,
Calgary, MacLeod and Bast. •
Returning—Ham ascent per mile to Winnipeg,
plus $20.00 to destination.
GOING .DATIE‘St SEPTEIVIHER tat and •4th
SEPT. lst -Toronto; Caledon East,' Becton, Medford; Penetang, Midland; Parry -'Sound, Sud
bury, Capreol, and east thereof in Ontario.
e SEPT 4$h, —Toronto, Inglewood Jet. and all Stations south and worst thereof in Ontario.
SpecialTrains. Leave Toronto . °
Sept. 41h,-12.30 p. sept. 44139 8.35 P.m.
Thrnnag,•h irzdiaeds Ctxadi$®rtsa&elyas Colonist: Cmrtn.
vyaisic.aarl Casta•fff.!, �alaern and philgarera
Purchase your -ticket to Wminpeg'via Canadian National Railways, whether or not
your final destination nt the West is" a point ori the 'Canadian National.
'rickets and all information from nearest Agent,.
s,arf. u re. t11.