The Clinton News Record, 1922-8-17, Page 4COOPER S STO".r NEWS
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fl1PIVEWE fi`�Cw•
"Bridal :, y ilia
just re3eived direst from Ceehc-Slovak{la
This is what you have been waiting for,
,T.5eset of 97 pieces Will cost youV0.0"00
or may be had by the piece.
,Now is the time to''replace what you have broken
of`this popular line'
T. :0O0P r•■.LL..
CLINTON
Goderich is contemplating -the build- Hotel Sunset. Something like that
'mb of.' bathing in
b beachreaching
is needed d to
makeke the water-ffont
from the 0..:P. R. around to below available to the general public.
A slow oven. will not spoil o r
baking when you use
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,;;gang Powder
ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER,:
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CANADIAN IATW NAL. EXHIBITION
Aug., 26 -TORONTO -Septi. 9
PRINCE OF WALES DURBAR
Gorgeous production with all the mystery,
romance and splendour of the Far East.
$1,500,000 in new buildings and score's of other
new features and attractions.
NEVER ON A BIGGER SCALE ,
Reduced rates on all lines of travel
JOHN G. KENT, ROBT. FLEMING.,
Manning Direeter President.
MieffilnWEEEZCEErInFinnUilleelk
-$toter
LONDON, ONTARIO
WESTERN ONTARIO'S POPULAR EXHIBITION
3� 000 In 'PRIZ an A` ' ,ACTIONS
9,
EVERYTHING TO EDUCATE and AMUSE -NOTHING
TO OFFEND . .
Brucefiekcl
1411+, Gurdon Elliott has been suc-
cessful In passing the entrance 'a11d
graduation exam 'Jnatiolis, we - con-
gratulate hull,
At]tbm n
1VI'r, an<I Mi5 J. Cook and fancily
London and Mrs, Rhode, are spent" -
Mg 'a few .months in Miss Pierce's
house onthe bank of. the Maitland
river. v
Rev, and Mi.'s Baines are
spending' a 'two weeks' vacation with
the former's sister at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 15, Egrntt at-
teiiiled the Ohantiatiqua at Clinton'
last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles ,Robertson
of Goderich and Mr, Ernest Robert-
son of Toronto visited relatives in
Auburn last Smiday.
Mr, Robert Young of Goderich
took the services on the Methodist
circuit last Sunday owing to the ab-
sence of Rev. Mr, Baines, Mr. M.
Robertson of Goderich will take the
services next Sunday:
Miss Margaret Ball of. Clinton is
visiting relatives around here this
week, •
Miss Ethel Washington is spend-
ing this weelc with Miss Ruby Kil-
patrick of Crewe,
Londesboro,
Mr. and Mrs. W." Si. Lyon
and
son, Gordon are spending their holi-
days at Niagara Falls,
and
d will vis-
it relatives at Dresden and Detroit. .
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Brunsdon and
daughter, June, left on Tuesday to'.
visit ren s ato,
i i ] tive rumb enroute,
for their house Ydrkton, Sask.
Mr, and Mrs.Arthur ,Brunsdou
and daughter, Marion, left on Wed-
nesday for their borne at Sovereign,
Sask., after spending the past,
month with the former's parents,'.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T, Brunsdon.
J L: ou s er and son
Mrs.L n b Y
Alex is visiting at her home in Del-
hi,
Mr. Charlie Ilano. Hamilton,
f Iamilton
but formerly the genial 13an)c Man-
ager here, was in the village one
day last -week renewing old`acquain-
Lances .
Miss Bessie Catley of Mount For-
est is visiting her cousin, Miss Es-
ther Lyon..
MVlr. Thomas. Sampson spent the
week-ehd at Chatham.
Miss Olive Lawrence of Clinton le
visiting Miss Marjorie Ligon
Mrs, Smith of Comber isvisiting
her' aunt, Mrs. John Tainblyn.
a , :Mr, and Mrs. George Beattie of
Ingersoll spent,the week -end at the
home of her sister, "Mrs, W. G.
.Brunsdon. '
Mrs. John Fhigland, who ;has ben
visiting her"da1.1ghter in Toronto, re_
turned home on Friday last, accomp-
anied by her soli; Rev. 'Will -Ping-
land, and wife of•Mintiro,
M • and Mrs.E. Crawford and
their daughter, M\s. Kunkle, spent
Sunday with relatives at Ethel.
Miss Sara Barr attended the wed-
ding of her niece, Miss 'Muriel Ting,
at, Bayfield; last Wednesday,
The annual couiniunii,•ypicnic will
take place en Wednesday; August
23rd, at Mr,;' •Chas..: Watson's, a r
quarter of a mile west of the village.'
Sports will Commence at one o'clock,
A lively 'game of baseball .will be
played between ;;lie young ladies of
Hariock and L'ontle'sboro, . also a
football gale basball and races for
young and'°'o1d. Everybody is in-
vited to come and: bring a basket
and enjoy' the afternoon's outing.
Clinton N ws.Iteceir4
„Homer. P tt shave" of Exilor res-
cried a young lean. 'kola cirowni'niz
at; Gland 13encl one daY last week;
The beach was almost deserted as
it was raining' 'but Mr- Bagshaw
manfully went to the rescuo and'
brought has maxi out .tator lie liad
Exhibits of all. kinds. . Speed Events Calf and
Yearling Competition.
Dog, Show., Auto Races,Saturday, 16th, 1Vlusie all the time.
•Wdnderful hrograrnine Twice Daily. Fireworks Every Night r'
C. A. WQ1iTHAM'S SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY
Somethia g Doing all the time.
Admission: 9th, lith, : 15th, 19th, 25c. 12511 13th 141h; 50c.
Children Free' on Monday, Sept, lith; All information from'' Sec. F
J. H.,SA,TJNDERS; President A, M. HNT,' Secretary'
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SAVE
YOUR.
MONEY
•O8" EEten.? ;4 ;t
SAVE
YOUR
TIME.
PLL SAVE YOU MONEY ' I N AN ENGINE
No need to run 50 town ooary
time you need. chop".
(Wren Grinder soon says £0r
itself. handlesalt kindsof
feed.
G31son's till -steel caw frame
fea winner. $01,4 np your
own CtsWood--old mils, utc.
--05-mn50 money sawing for
Your neighbors. boor boy
0rtnrun the outfit -it will
coon pay for itself. Get my
ptopoli (Ion.
The Gilson "Wizard", is the, biggest selling
line of'ifarm engines in Canada. That's 'be
cause they give service and VALUE.
The Gilson burns kerosene (coal oil), and
mighty little ,of that!' Throttle -governed.
Built-in magneto. Easy to start ---winter or
summer,
There's a 1%, 31,5, 6 and 10 h,p,,d I'll
challenge anyone to show an 'engine\vith a
more generous surplus of power over rating.
Gfsofi, took .ilio lead 11, arsing down Priem-gat`a
big produetion as a result --and now offer more engine
value: for the money than anybody I know .of.
bon'( 1100 yaw bask fey vont an engine mut do bet-
ter. Get my low firieo nt once.If. you 13) 1 I'll
domonotrote ou 5550 faint free,..Give you 10 dale'
free trial, And Lein mnln<+ terms to suit.
E. tido aPP'S & SONS
Ti:IE 011,801`7 MLN VARNA.. O 7T
• Harvesters Excursions
'VIA ' CANADIAN NATIONAL -
GRAND TRUNK,
A flat rate of 815 to Winnipeg and
half a,• cent a nide ;beyond is fare of
all harvesters' excursions to the west
by Can. h?-ational-Q, T. dt. routes,
west of Quebec City. Solid trains run
through to. Winnipegwithout change.`
New coniretrsdyle (berth) '.'Colonist
Cars will„,tdd to the comfort of .the.
journey and restaurant cars will be
attached to the trains, serving meals
and .lunches at reasonable prices.
Special cars will, be provided for wo-
men. --hull information Ye fares,
train service, etc., apply to nearest
Ca radian National - 'Grand.' Trunk.
Agent.
The Standard. Remedy foi I1AY-i+rVOR
and Asthma. Sold byall good Druggis s.
For Free Trial WriteTempletons, Toros to"
Sold by J. E. Ilovey, Clinton, Ont.
iC Ft441911AY
1 ;tikt::'t to Itt'
TRAIN', SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
Lve Goderich (3.00 a:m. 2,20 15.m,
Lve Clinton ,.:. 6.25 a,m. 2.52 p.m,
Lve Seaforth . 6.41 a,m. 3.12 p.m.
Lve 1Vfitchell , 7.04 a,m, 3.42 pan,
Arr Stratford 7.30 a,nl. 4.10 p.m.
Air Kitchen„r. , . 8.20 a.in. 5.20 p.m.
An' Guelph 8.45 a.m. 5.50 p.1m1.
Ar'rToronto ,: 10.10 aan, 7.40 pan.
RETURNING
Loave Toronto 6,50 0,014 12.55 pan.
and 6,10 'p,111,
Parlor Cafe car Goderich to 'To-
rollto on morning train and Toronto
to Goderich 6,10 pan. train.
Parlor Buffet car Stratford 55 To'
ionto on afternoon train.
C.E. Horning, D.P,A., G.T'.I$. Systotto
John P5ansi:orcl & Son, Phone 87,
Liptewn Agents,
gone dp'wn the second time. , It
took owe Work to bring hint around,
1VIr! 14I, I', O'Neill, formerly
principal of the Omelnee High Scheel
and the Mcrrisbulp 0..1., has bedia
appointed principal of the Seaforth
Collegiate.
,lt )fkraiil`a r rakr"anjoralf 'g Ejr ftp ltd t �Ii I Ji l lir
R
Fred Irl, Holbrook of Lol'lg 111111e,
Mich., a Breeder of Cine'1nsev eat,
tie, visited the herd of D, 14I, Scott
et brussels recently. He offered.
Mr, Scett $1,000 for the heat 'Of his
herd bot the offer W4s refused.
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Mr: J. W Glree}i shoe dealer o
}4'iilghttln, reeeived a prize ,for $h
dressing of ids, window during a
certain work in ,"June when 11 patent
devise, was being arllil iced.y
was in eotupatition with dealers au
over the United Stapes and Canada.
Vic.-.Et17 11
o Holders; of Five Year
5a per cent Canada's
Victory Bods'
Issued in .1917 and Maturing lst 'December, 1922.
CONVERSION
HE :MINISTER Or FINANCE offers to holders
titin
oftthese bonds who desire to continue tie
their
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investment in Dominion of' Canada securities the
privilege of exchanging the maturing bonds for new
bonds 5 E
per-cant:interest, payable half -yea
11y
,
of either of the following classes
(a) Five year bonds,` dated 1st November,
1922, to mature 1st Norember, 1927.
(b) Ten year bonds, dated 1st November,
1922, to mature is
t r •' November,1932.
t
While the maturing bonds will carry interest to lst
December, 1922, the new bonds will commence to earri
interest from 1st November,1922,' GIVING A BONUS
OF A FULL MONTH'S INTEREST TO THOSE
AVAILING THEMSELVES OF THE CONVERSIOIN
PRIVILEGE. .
This offer is made to holders of the maturing bonds
and is not open to other investors. Thebonds to be
issued under this proposal will be substantially of the
same character as those which are maturing, except yq
that the ,exemption from taxation does not apply to the
new issue.
Dated at Ottawa, 8th August, 1922.
PROPOSALS'
Holders of the =tiling ng bonds who -wish to avail
themselves this conversion >; of 1 c nvexsion' privilege should take
their bonds ASEARLY
AS P
s OSSIBLE BUT NOT
LATER THAN PT
E E
lS MBER 30th to •B h of '
Branch
any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive
ran eive in exchange
an official receipt, for the bonds surrendered, containing
an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bonds of
the new issue. •11
Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, interest
payable by cheque from Ottawa, will receive their
December 1 interest cheque as usual., Holdersof
coupon bonds will detach and retain thelast b e 1 st unrriatured '
coupon before surrendering the bond itself for conversion
purposes. , <
The surrendered bonds will be forwarded by banks
to . the . Minister. of Finance at Ottawa, where they will
be exchanged for bonds of the new issue, in fully
registered, or coupon registered or coupon bearer form
carrying interest payable 1st May and 1st November -
of each year of the duration of the Ioan,,the first interest
payment accfuing and
payable, lst
May,1923. Bo ds
of the new 'issue will besent to the banks for
delivery immediately after the receipt of the surrendered
bonds.
The bonds of the maturing issue which are not
converted under this proposial'will be paid off in cash on
the lst December, 1922,
W. S. FIELDING,
Minister of Finance.
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Rave you Rheumatism or Neuritis,
Sciatica, Lumbago ? Now is the
time to get rid of it. Nature Is
doing art she can for yon. 'Just
help things •along. fret a boy of
Templeton's Rheumatic•Capsutes
from your Drnggl'st, and you Will
Soon be 111 and ivell again.
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Sold, by J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
Clayton Hogman of Zurich is tali',
ing a position an assistant principal..
of the Galt Public school and his
brother, Clarence is taking t posi-
tion in a store in Pie same town..
They,will be missed in ;baseball' cir-
circles in the littlr'southern town.
Mr. G J. 8, Loynes, manager
of the Sterling 'Bank, Goderic'lc, has
resigned ,his position 'and • goes to
London to take a position= with the
Sun Lite; Assurance 'Co. Mrs.
Loynesand children remain in God-
erieh for the time being.:
A Wonderful Beverage
Tea warms without inflaming, ex-
hilarates without intoxicating and
immediately refreshes the whole' sys-
tem,' Since 1687 A. D. when tea
iirst Found its way, into Europe, its
invigorating' and healthful qualities
were at once .appreciated and its
popularity Spread to all parts of the
world, i`he ,'purest, most delicious
tea that yon can buy is "SALADA,"
Your own grocer can supply you.
Ask for, it today. ,
stip. TI. J, Lewis of Turnberry
lost a valuable horse the other day,
The animal got loose in the stable and
seeing: the- top.part of the door open
decided• to make a leap for liberty.
But he leaped too high, struck his
head on the top of the door and,
breaking, 'a blood vessel, ,bled to
death.inabout ren minutes.
Ii1L10USN1 SS-sfeft trnA18Actie,,
call for us IQ Tablet, (q oe5ctabltl
aperient) to ton° and etroa5thon
the organ° of digostien and otitni-.'
nation. ImprovedApioottto, Rettovoa -
ConsHpntion,
et 1/sect/drover
YeeA ryq 3oyears'.
Dnt9ailiro" 7N .7�:ah 'irdi r
Chips rvoff 'ho Old Block
list( JUNIORS--IittitiMe
One.ttilrkl *hit regular Bose, Made
of sante ingredients, thou candy
cofttod t''bt eb; idten and (dohs',
old by p1 117,l;1,ovcy, Clitcton, Ont.
i
"Faro Going "--$15 to WINNIPEG.
seat par Inii. Winnipeg to tlestiiiation.
S WANTE
"Fare. Returrt:ng"-$20 from WINNIPEG.
cant par mile starting point to Winnipeg. -•
GOING DATES TERRITORY
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�UCtIS,T,. From Stattoas. In Outerlo, uSonith'
bor.eLinFons•t* had including Toronto on Lake Ontario Skoro LtagM
11 rations Pat
and FromStatiops Fingston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive.
From Stations on Toronto-Sudbur direct lice.
Act U8Ty
to 21 -
m tt ns� A ousel toPeet. MUNI I and -n rice a
- FroSta o r col u to toBobcey e n S l e
g o ne u tve.
AIJG'UST 14 From Stations South end West of Toronto to and including Hamilton and 'Windsor Ont.
arad: ' . From Owen Sound, Welkertoo, Orangeville, Teeewater, Elora, Listowel, (Soderiehr st. Marp'r;'
Port Burwett, cad at, Thomas Branches• -
AUGUS Y' 23 a5From Stations Toronto and North to Balton, inclusive. ,
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SPECIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO
Full porticulors from Canadian Pathic Ticket Agents, W, 11, 'HOWARD, District Paneenter Agent; Toronto
Vd. Jackson, C. P. R, Agent, Clititoh
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s•Ty"r"�7,
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15
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GOO; iG FARE -
$15 to ItillINIPEC
P us half a cent a anile beyond to all points in Mani
toha, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Edmonton, Calgary,
McLeod and east,
RETLR ,TING FA
20 from 'WINNIPEG
plus half a cent a milefrom starting point to Winnipeg
G,, 11.4c di egtesst 19th and 21st-Toronto,Caledon East, ]leeton, - Meaford,
' Coliingwood, Penetaug,Midland, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and
DATESeast thereof ih Ontario,
Au g•eust 14th and 23rd -Toronto, Inglewood and all stations south and west
thereof in Ontario.
Special Trains Leave -(standard 'rime)
TORONTO --(Union Station)
.A ttglist t4 th-i 2 ,30 noon, 6 0() p.m., 12,30 p,in,
August 23rd -12,30 noon, 6,00. p.m , 1.2.30 p.m.
Pot 'Vines from Other Stations See peciat Train Service Poster
Through Solid Trahns oWGnnipeg Without Change
Restaurant Cars on Special. Trains---liioaIs and Lunches Served at
Reasonable Prices. Special Oars for Woimen. Convertible (berth)
Colonist Caro of Latest design
Ror further particulars apply to nearest agent Canadian National-Cirand Trttnk Railways.
TIIE CAr4AblAN NATIONAL REACT Rs DIRECT ALL IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTING
CENTRES IN WESTERN CANADA
Trav' l the "National Way't tp,Wii iipeg when destined to altlY poitst beyond,
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