The Clinton News Record, 1923-3-15, Page 4,a,t• I0ora'1Fy4(1'
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The Godevich Public Library Board R. Phelan; Finance Committee, C. A.
for 1923 consists' of; the following: Reid; 'P. Kidd and Miss Sharman;.
Cbairman,'.Rev. J. E. Ford;,Treasur- Boole Committee, J E. Tom and niem-
ai; John Galt; Secretary, Terrance bens. of the board
Kidd; Houde ,Coininittee, Roy Stone- _r
house, Miss. I. E. Sharman and Mrs.
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The. following: as ., the, report of
Varna, :seho,o1;for ,:the• month of -Feb:.
;ruar_ve
5th Class: Cassie. Johnston
Sr:4th::ElIwood Epps, Plrebe C1ol-
•clqugh, Irene Johnston,-.ShirleyyDow-
son, Irene, t;huter.
.Iu:,,4th: Clayton. Elliott, Mable Pil
gimr
Si a3ad ,Jean Johnston„ "Rachel
Tohnston, Jean Foste.r
Jr. 3rd: .Grace Seeley, Margaret.
'Johnston, Hazel Steep,: Orrin Dow
son,
Sr. 2adr Mary' Chuter, Ruth Elliott.
Sr.. 2nd: :Mary, .Chuter, Rath
Flliott;'Calvin'Foster, Ada Steep::
.Jr. 2nd: Audrey Johnston, Glen
Colc1o2gh; Thos. Chuter.
Sr. 1st: David. Hodge, Vera Steep,
Elliott:
Chuter, Thompson iColelough,
Alvin Elliott.
Primer: Doris Clruter,Melviri Fos-
ter; ":,Gertrude McCiinchey; Walter
'Johnston '
NiYiiiber ' on roll; .3b `average sit-
teirdance, 30. Kathleen M. Welsh,
Teacher.
s.89 In1.11i1v1' n
0I.ik"i ji t EswS
The milk and cr'eairi of sortie of the,
4 apderleh rtdlk deniers fell below the
lttiFftlard
set by the town board 03
,;lhealth and they Mayo been notified
iihot they mite( bring up the standard.
A.tr oxulosion in the cheinistry
xoom of the Exeter High scheol- iuTe
dray recently ` caused injury totwo
of the students, , The flying ii,quid
struck both students in the face and
rt'vias,ieared'that the eyesight ni
one of them, Edgar Thomson, might
beinjured but it is •hopod now that
'this will not.be the case.
Valiant Swatlfield, a venerable Cit. -
Men 35 Ggdcrich, died last week at
the' age of "eighty-nine'years, He is
survived by his wife, whom he, mar..
reed sixty.seven years ago, two sons
'and ' three., .daughters; He had
farmed' on the Bayfield Road. for
'Many years before moving into ,'God-
erk
The Underwriters' inspector has
just sent' "i i a written report to God-
erich town council in which the fire-
protection system is rather severely
criticised and a number, of'impriove
�nents suggested. Sonne `of these,
will be made almost'iirimedietely.
Reeve Amos Taplin; ` of Wingham
Was somewhat slraken\up in the col-
lision at Cobourg recently while re,
taming from a trip to Ottawa,
Wi.oxeter voted last week 011 a by-
law to raise $2,000 to erect a com-
munity hall. The vote was sixty-one
for and twenty.eight against.
While working. in the Scott bush i
Morris township recently Mr. A. Me-,
Kelvey'of Brussels was' struck in the
face' by a falling tree. He was'rath-,
' r badly, hurt but is -recovering,' and'
it is hoped will soon :be all right
again. Mr. McKelvey is hone from
the west' on'a visit and was just put-
ting in some spare time in the woods.
Miss Ethel M. Brown of Dungan-
non and Mr; Vere' `Cuuinghame of
Colborne township were married re-
cent'v, the Rev Mr. Medley o'f,God-
erich "performing the" ceremony.
Cls,t®w tVrew*iNcrw3 r<�
Auet9a Sale
O hnsta, evade, pigs, etc, Mr,
George I3, Elliott has been instructed
to soli by public auction on9'ot 12,
con, 6, Stanley township, the Parr
line, two mile's south o£ Varna, carr
Friday, March 23rd, of 1 p.m,, sharp,
the following Horses; Agricultural
,golding, rising 8; . grey Pel e1rorpn
gelding, rising 7; General Purpose
gelding rising .6; General Purpose
mare rising 4 Cattle .Pure bred
Shorthorns: Blarney Lass, '107,898,
bred to Golden Chief, due May 2rd;
Anchovy of Maple View, 100,887; bull
calf at foot by BlarneySultan;
White -Prince, 159,713, bull', calf .17
months by Blarney :Sultan; thorough-'
bred Durham bull, (Red , Lad) 12
Months old. : Grade' Cattle: Fresh'
calved cow, 5 years, calf tat font;
cow 7 years old, duetimeof sale;
sow 10 years old, due 3'01 May; covet*
5 years old, due in April; cow 5 years
old,' due' 29th .March; cow 6 years
old due time of sale; 2 cows 4" years
old, due in'April; heifer rising 3, due
in April; 10 steers and heifer ris-
ing two. Pigs: sow ,due hast of
lSlarcle; two sows due in April; sow
due' first of May; two chunks; seven
young pigs two months old. ,Imple-
ments; 'Massey -Harris mower, '5Y2
ft.: cut; two wagons, top buggy; Mas-
sey -Harris cutting. box, 'gravel box;
..Happy Thought Range. About ten
tons of good Timothy hay, Terries:.
All sums” of $10 ' and under, cash;
over that amount, seven ' months
credit, will he given on furnishing an -
proved joint 'notes ora dscount of 4
,per cent. straight allowed for cash
on credit amounts. George L. Reid,
Proprietor: George 'H. Elliott,' Aue-
bioneer. _93-5
ELLIOTT'S SALE'REGIS7'ER,
Auction sale of farm ,stock and
implement at Lot 39.' Con. 7, Goder-
ich Tp.,
oderichTp., on Friday, March 16th, at 1'
o'clock, sharp. Geo. Hanley, Propri
etor.
Auction Sale of 3'arni, Farm Stock
€and implements, Lot 41, con.; 2, :Tuck-
'er•sniith, on, Tuesday, Manch 2011, at
]. o'clock, sharp. Conrad Volland,
Proprietor.
Auction stile of farm stock and
implements, Lot 18, Huron Road, 11/a
miles Est of Clinton. on Thursday,
March 22nd, at 1 o'clock, sharp. E.
W. Ro4way, Proprietor,
• Axe -thin r Sale of farm stook at Lot
12', Parr Line, • Stanley on, Friday,
Maxoia'23rd, at 1 o'clock sharp. Geo.
Rohl, ' Proprietor.
Auction sari; of farm stock and
implements at Lot 40;>''Bayneld Road,
3 miles west of Clinton, on Tuesday,
March. 27th, at,1 o'clock, sharp. Dav-
13. SS Nott, Proprietor.
Auction sale of Farm stock and
implements,' Babylon. Line, Stanley.
on W ed;aesday, March '28th, at• 1
'o'clock, sharp. Geo. Smith, Propri-
etor. "
,-Auction' ale of farm stock;`; and
implements on Con, G: j Goderich Tp.,
on Friday. March 30th, at 1 o'clock,
sharp. E. Townshend, Proprietor.
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WALL PAPER is one of the most important' features of liome decoration
With it you can turn dull rooms into bright and cheerful ones. Ask for
the new and artist c papers produced by '
cmSte7 �Ttl s.01Woill Ration,
You'. liaave never seen anything this new width, but you' can also
paper a room more easily and with
fewersro11s, ;Then too, there is the
improved appearance which results
quite so fide in wall. decorations or
so full, of ueW ideas for the adorn,
•went of the home,
The aiew Boxer Papers` are 214, from fewer seams,
inches wider than the old type of Thgy are' identified by the name
Wall Paper. Not Only are more. BOXER on. the selvage of every
beautiful designs (made poseibl 'by roll—your assurance of satisfaction.
EU11, SALE BY
VV, D„ PAR COMPANY
Auction Sale-
` • Of farm ',stock and implements,
The undersigned auctioneer has • re-
ceived instructions to sell by 'public
,Miction at Lot 77; Maitland `'Conces-
sion, Goderich township, at one o'-
clock on Monday, March 26th, the fol.,
lowing: Horses; draft gelding, 10
years old: dilly rising 5 ,years (a.
dandy); gelding; 'rising .2. Cattle
cow 7 years, date May 1st; cow 7
years, freshened in Januar); cow G.
years, due July 28th; cow rising 6,
due May 7th cow -rising 5, milking;
cow rising, 5, freshened err January;
cow rising 5,due Jul• y 21st; 4 steers.
rising 2; 2 heaters rising 2; 'yearling
steer 2 yearling heifers .Pigs: brood
sold, due April ,30th; sow due ,May
27th.- Sheel5i 10 ewes, due end of:
April; pure Jared Oxford Down ram.
About 125 hens,: including 50 or more
Mallets, 3 . cockerels, mostly Rocks.
Iniplementg:,.binddr,<6-ft• cut; nlcaver
Noxon drill with grass seeder, Mas-
sey -Harris cultivator;. diamond, har-
rows; horse rale; scuffier;', wall ing
Plow; wagon hay. rack; stock rack;
gravel box; Set bob, .sleighs; wheel-
barrow; ,.855 .double ',harness' ;with
breeching; set of„2 cane collars;,otb-
er collars;; 2 sets "doubletrees;: family-
cui;ter; „ open ;bugigy;:. top buggy, al-
most. as good as .new: light wagon;
number of Cow chains; grain bags;
ladders; cream separator; Daisy
churn; a quantity.of household 'furnic.
tune, indluding ;3 stoves,- Happy
'Thought •.range large size;Oxford
range; box stove; sewing machine;
tables; chairs; beds;. linoleum, seal-
'ers 300 or 40Q.4rushels of. oats; a
'quantity of potatoes ;and °numerous
articles.: "Terms All sums of $10
and under, cash; 'over that amount, 'T
months' credit will be allowed on fur-
nishing appiovedicoint notes or a dis
count' of 4 net 'cent. straight' off for
.cash. Fowl, grana and potatoes to be
cash. ' Wm. Bedoair;" prepyietor. G. H.
Elliott,; auctioneer,
Iiullit;tlk Township
p.
3'he fo11 i11t;'"l ithe report of .8,
I SNo, 10a for Janiorry, and Tebroary.
%sanies are in ei'd'er of •merit, J3oL
,:Spellers marked
Jr, 4th: f Glad;es Mountain, Edna,•`
Leo„OXive; $prung, Howard Johnston,
Edith Johnston, Jerome Henhoeffer.
$5., 2nd: Russell Lee, 'Helen Ying.
ylutt, Theodore l'lenhoeffer, Louis
Johnston.
Tr. 2nd: Vincent Henlio4il'cr, r,
JL •1st:. 'f'Donti1di SprimgPGoxdon;
Johnston, Elva Lee.—Jewel Grairr-
ger, Teacher,
'I1Hih71t'SDAT, "d'IAltCli 1SC's, '1933
Idise Violet Marie Prercri rn,'laugh- iltesve 1.'e}Tuan of Blyth has hander
ter of Mr.' and: Mrs, Jnmee Drennan iii ;Bial rosi;,iration. The legality of
'of Dungannon, was :Betted in _agar hi}; „oltetlan has been questioned ou
Kluge with Mr: C. M, R.e pard ul' .a t
y .ucbr'int of his.bavrnF, also the,,,
Ashfield o;s Feb:- 15th. po''iiion of. bailiff.
'HOLMESVILLE' m 7
Report of S. S, No. 3, Goderich
township, Holmesville "School
4th Class; Kathleen Berour, Bar-
rie VJ'alter, Marion ,Cudidore, Anna-
belle Bedour, Amy Marr;. Laura Mul-
holland, Gordon Stock, Willie 'Ticle8
well, Alvin Proctor.
3rd Clase_ Albert, Vanderburgh,
Cora Trewartha, Lloyd Stock, Doris
Huller, Doris Miller, Clifford McNeil,
Freddie Miller, ' Harry: Cudniore,
Kathleen Huller, Thelma Cudinoro
Leslie Miller, Gordon McDonald,
Alice Tideswell; • '
2nd Class: Helen McMath, Elsie
Osbrr`Tdeston, Hugh Glen, Alex. Glen,
Jim Mair and Freddie;; McDonald,
equal. 'Wlilhehnine-Trewartha, Harry
Proctor and Kenneth Tebliutt, egaul,
Burnie, Miller.
1st Class: Freida Miller, Norman
Trewartha, Kenneth. Trewartha.
Primer: Norma Potter,:Edna Hil-
,-ler, Ferris 'Sturdy, Frank Yeo, Jack
Sturdy,Harold Miller.
P. Lowry, Treacher.
, WILL NOT STAND. 'FILIAL
"Scobie" Dan McDonald of JCrnca_+-
dine who was up for trial for the
shooting of George Kay in Kincar-
dine on ;January Gth, was "prat on
trial instead as to his -mental stale;
and ,after hearing evidence. for .two,
clays the jury decided that he was`
not callable of instructing. counsel or
of concluctin> liit own case, :He will.
probably be con5alitteclto an asyyum.
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M. 0 .Catneron has been appointed
towse solicitor lay the town:;council of
Goderieh. .
Tomorrow Alright
Poli Tablets Stop sick hoadachos '
relieve, bilious attacks, tong:and,
regulate the oliri,inetivo organs,
maks you Teel fins.
"Bolter Than Pills For Liver
Sold by J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
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TRAIN .SEIRVICE TO TORONTO'
Daily' Except Sunday.
The choir of St. Thomas church;
Seaforth, presented Miss 'Margaret
Edge,'one of -the members, with a'
silver cake basket at a social evening
at the rectory prior to her Marriage,
A
man up in - Wingham was'
fined last week 'for cruelty to his
horse, which he loft in the road when
it became too exhausted to haul him
home. He•was unable to pay his fine
and cost so he is spending fifteen
days i11 il,
Mr, :Fred Atistrn, of Blyth, who
,purchased M'rs. Little's farm on the'
13tfi' of Hullett, moved out"to it last
week.
ry1s Mala to"Get" Rheemalisti,
elks 5 Most other pains ate easy. '
"From Pain to Ease with T.R•C.'s:".
. pROUSANDS of Canadians have
tried T.R.C.'s and found they
do drive- out rheumatism, and all
similar pains. T.R.C.'s , reach the
'seat -4)f pain, for their medicinalpow-
der is carried inthe blood. $LOO at
your druggist's.' Free sample Temple-
ton Co., -Toronto.
Canada's Standard Remedy for Pain.
Sold by' J. E. Hovey, Gunton, Ont
Lve Goderich .. 6.00 a.in. 2,20 p.m.
Lvo Clinton . 6,25 arm. 2.52 pari,
Lve Seaforth 6.41 a,ra. 3.12 p.m,
Lye Mitchell .. 7.04,a.m.:3.42 pan.,
Art Stratford . , 7.30' a.m. 4.10 p.m.
Arr ICitchem,r.,, 8,20 arm, 5.20 •p.m.
Arr • Guelph , . 8,45 a.m. 5.50 p.m.
Aar Toronto 1,0.10 a.m. 7,40 pm.
R11VURNLN0
Leave Toronto 6.50 am.; 12,55 p.m,
and 0.1.3 pan.
Parlor Cafe car. Goderich to To-
ronto on morning train and Toronto
to C.,oderieh (5.10 n.m. train.
Parlor 33uT3'et'ear Stratford to To-
rbntoon afternoon train,
C.' . Hording, II.I'.A , G.T.R. System
John Eapsforll et`Sort, 'Phone 55,;:.
Uptown Agents.
earmaxmastezrAt
LIMITED
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CANADA'S LARGEST RETAiL, GROCERS
QUALITYCLEANLINESS
SI��
SERVICE
We. Sell to Sail
SEEDLESS CAMEL
RAISINS : 1
3IC pkt.
s. for Per S
Large and Meaty,
9C PRUDES 17c
PURE ' LARD
No, 3'Tin
Easifirst or D.bmestic
H RTE ING'.
S :O ksi
C
5 � 55
No.
3 Tin
GLASSCO'S PEACH
MARMALA ,E JAM.
3 lb. Tin '' 49C 1 4's, Per Tin 65 C
Harvest Brand
'PEARS
Per Tin ar
C:.
MACARONI . or,
•SPAGIHETTI- ..
2 pkts. for :
• PALMOLIVE or
C
P
LTF'EBUOY 'SOA
•
1• 3 Cakes for
24c
Ammonia'' .
Powder,. 3 for 25c
`Old` --Dutch ' 2''for` 25
Rinso, 2 for 15c
Bah tts; 2
Lux, lle
C=illett's Lye,
2 for -29c.
Chloride of Lime
Per pkt._ 17c
Brasso, 14c
:Slick, 2 for 25c
REINDEER .
COCOA, tin .
1
EINIDEillR
• CQPFEE. tart:
VALENCIA: 41
CAKE,' per -.lb.
'JELLY ROLLS
for.
C
Livia Beans, 10c lb.
White 'Beans
3 lbs. for 25c
Split Peas 3 for 25C
Graham Flour"25•,:
3 ]lis. for c.i
Pearl Barley
2 lbs' .15e..
Pot Barley,.Sc lb,
Oatmeal, 4 lbs. 25c
,Rolled Oats
6 lbs. 27c.
Cornmeal,.6 lbs. 25
CLINTON
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BRAND
i'When the Ford toir truck was first
chanci .a alitaber theal .for Una at
and this Ilea was rapidly
added to until to.cleY we have thirty-
two Ford Tracks ese tfiroughout
Western Canada. „
These limas ate Used Mainly at re.
tail deliveries, Mid for that m105050 We
Limited, Calgary, Alberta, appears on
32 Ford Trucks.
The Popularity of the ''Sharnrock
Brand" has been established, and is being
maintained throughout Western Canada by
rapid and dependable delivery through the
aid of Ford Trucks.
The Ford Truck has accomplished big
things for hundreds of large Canadian
firms.
The same economical and dependaple
service can be applied with -equal effective-
ness •to smaller firms by the use of a
Ford Truck.
Your order placed to -day will assure
you one at the present low -record price.
The one -tort truck* chaesis sells for $405
f. o. b. Vora, Ont. Government taxes
extra. Standard truck bodies are a.vailr.
able at low prices.
You can buy on time.
See your Ford Dealer at once.
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