The Clinton News Record, 1929-03-28, Page 6THE , CLINTON-NEWSRECORD
The
Royal Master
Not one Royal Master
in a thousand willever
puncture. Not one in
l
flue thousand
ondrtwa
years of service.
Steady for carefree motoring when
jj Spring op P
in ens u . Have your tires
rhoxo g y
' ought overhauled inside and out
—now.
The proper place to have it done is at
a Dominion Tire Depot. Here you
will find a 'specialist - trained in the
Dominion Tire Factory.
Ilei^knows how tires are made. He
keeps in touch with the newest
methods and devices in tire repairing
— and in checking allinjuries before
they cause serious results.
Now is the time to see this man --then
you're ready for Spring.
You are never fttr,Ciwtiy front it;
DOMINION TIRE DEPOT
CLINTON J. M. Elliott
LONDESBORO Leslie Ball
Celbt>rne Township
On Monday the Women's Mission-
ary Society of Smith's hill met at the
hall with a fine attendance: General
business was then discussed and then
the subject Of giving by ;envelopes.
was explained and envelopes distrib-
uted, It is found through the societ-
ies using theme the allocation is more
easily reached. Miss Vesta Fisher
gave a synopsis of the aeccind chapter
.of• "Drums, in. The Darkness." The
members talked of and made plant
to secure Mrs. Walker of Dungannon
to address the soeic,by at some meet-
ing in the near; future.
On Tuesday night Rev: R. B; Cum-
ming .gave an illustrated lecture in
the hall on Ben Jfur, the proceeds to
go to help the girls class fund for the
Welsh Miners.
The young people, assisted by Rev.
It. B, Curnming,'are giving their can-
tata on Sunday afternoon, "The Ohal-
lengi of the Cross," which is being
practised this week: •
On Friday evening the C. G i.' T.
group gave a social evening in aid of
Welsh Miners. The girls challenged
the boys on a debate, "Resolved that
the farmer's wife has a better chance
of enjoying life than the farmer.'.'.
The night was -eery-dismal, With 60-
easional- showers, otherwise a good
crowd would have been present, but,
all the young people were out. Games
first were enjoyed then the debate.
The negative won, which was taken by,
Miss Irene Stoll and Miss Margaret
Jefferson. against Mr..Wilmer hardy
and Mr. Reg. Glen. Missos Eleanor
sand Isabel Tyndall gave a violin .and
organ duet and Miss Winnie Marsh
and Revs. R. B'. Cumming an instrum-
ental duet. All jclined in for a social
hour with sandwiches, cake, and cof-
fee. -
Quite a ntimber purchased horses
at the sale held in Goderieh on
Thursday. Most of them are unbrok
. en.
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'Anyone thus can become a shareholder
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Bell Telephone stock — old and new —
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REDUCTION IN IIYDRO'.
t'ROMIS'CD
Geste al downward revision of 'hy-
dro rates
iydro'rates is'expected to take place
throughout Ontario this summer.
Iloii. J. R. Cooke, %Iydro Commission
er, a-iade this announcement on the.
floor of the Legislature during the
week: when the estimates of the lly-
dro .Commission were' under; 0015tH-
enation.
"Tire Commission," he said, '"has
adopted 5 policy. pl downward revis-
ion of rates. `Phis has gradually
brought rates down on the rural lines.
We tihink we can make such revisions
annually as we see oeir wayclear.. >I
think by midsummer there will be
another downward revision."
hydro estimates to the eXtent of
510,825,357, were ;aimed by the Leg-.
islature durint the week. These pro-
vide .fon the expenditure cif $5,565,407
on the Niagara system; $300,000 on
the Georgian BaY systenn;Sf18,950
on the Ottawa and St. Lawrencesys-
tem;. $800,000 on tire Thunder Bay
system; $40,000 on the Central On-
tario system; $2,700,000 on the pro-
posed Northern. Ontario develope-
niont and $400,000 'to provide fel ex-
,tensidns of the AdmithstrationBuild-
ing,;vh"iin Toronto.
Huron Old Boys'
Association of Toronto
THURSDAY, MAROkI '28 1929'
Strialinind
Bacon Litter Comptition``.
This competition is sponsdred un-
der the joint support of the federal
andOntarioDepartments of Agricul-
ture, The following are the objects
of and the conditibtls governing the
competition as well as a statement if
the basis on which the final awards
will -be made.
The objective of the competition is
the establishment of a standard of
excellence for grads.brood sows kept
by farriers. It is recognized that
those brood sows which are prolific'.
and rear large litters of select bacon
hogs, that are good feeders snaking
good gains at a low cost are valuable
and 'improversof commercial hogs.'
The competition aims to give such
sows prominence as breeders in theins
respective communities in the hope
that their female progeny' will be
selected as foundation brood sows
tor the district.
The Liao Stock Branch, Ontario
Department of• Agriculture and the
Live Stock Branch, Federal Depart-
xnont-of Agridniture, Ottawa, are
cal -operating by offering a minimum
of $200.00 prize money, fifty per-
cent being paid by each Department,
The prizes are as :follows: 1st,, $25;
2nd, ;$24; 8rd $23; 4th, 1522; 50,, $21;
6th $20; 7th, 020; 8th, $15; 9th, 315;
10th, $15.
Any bona fide farmer may make.
entry in the Bacon Litter Competi-
tion, The Department reserves the
right to restrict or limit the number
of entries in any area or district. Any
farmer: wishing to enter the Bacon
Litter Competition shall :snake entrya
on farms supplied by the Ontario De-
partment. When filled out, he- shall
forward the form to the office of the
local Agrieultural Representative
within seven days of the date of far-
rowing of the litter. Date of far-
rowing must be between March ist
and Macy 15th.
Within reasonable length of time
after the entry has been received and
approved, a representative of the De-
partment shall inspect the entry.
Forms will be supplied on which each
farmer will be required to show an
approximate record of the quantities,
kinds and price 01 feeds used,
The awards shall be based on the.
weight, size, quality and uniformity
of tile litter.
It is felt that in view of alit q' int
that there is no expense in connection
with it to the; applicant and that the
prizes --are' substantial her
1 , there shaUld
be S. good entry and some very ben-
efical' results 'obtained from. such a
competiti on.
For further information and appli-
cation forms apply: Department of
Agriculture, Clinton, Ontario.
GODERIOIf: The Collegiate
Board is planning another room and.
engaging another teacher `to accom-
modate the extranumber of students
in the lower form.',
'i'he Huron Old Boys of Toronto in-
troduced. a
n-troduced.a new -feature into their win-
ter entertainments, when on Friday
evening last, they held a euchre and
box social at Hygeia Hall, Elin. street.
This' was considered an experiment
in the way of entertainments, but, al-
though the weatherf we's very dis-
agreeable,- there was a splendid at-
tendance, and the beautiful display pf
.decorated boxes of refreshments was
something remarkable. There was
very keen competition amongst the
ladies, and it was -with difficulty that
the judges, Dr. and, Mrs. Moore, sel-
ected the .prize winner. Mrs. G. C.
Young, one of the most popular mem-
bers of the association carried tiff the
honors, and the box, when auctioned
off, .realized the handsome suns , of
three dollars, Mr., J. A. McLaren,
Honorary President, being the buyer.
The boxes were auctioned off with.
rapidity, running from fifty cents up
td three dollars,
• Mr. and 1Virs. H. B. Stowe super-
vised the bridge and euchre, and very
handsome prizes were awarded to the
successful competitors.
Dancing, old time and new time,
:was carried on until 1 a.m., with a
professional caller off, and a violin
orchestra.
The following are the naives of
some cif those present;
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Forbes, Mr. and
Mes.. W. Powell, Mr. and UPS, It. C.
King and ililiss Icing, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Floody and Miss Floody, Mr, and
Mrs. B. H. McCreath and Mrs. W.
McCreath, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stowe,
/Mr. and Mrs. L. M,. Pringle, Mr. and
1V1rs.'Lack Kennedy, Mh. and Mrs.
John IIloon; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy,
Mr. and' Mrs. W. 'Paterson, Long
Branch; Mir. and Mas. P. Sandwich,
Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd,
Mr. 0. A. Robertsdn, IV1.P.P., Goder-
ieh, Mir. 3. A. McLaren, Dr. and Mrs.
J. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. H. 3. Hotlgins,
Mi'. and. Mrs. G.' 0. Young, Mr. A. G.
Smith Mr. G. A. Newton, Mr. R. T.
Irwin, Thornhill, Mr. A. Fisher, Mr.
H. E. Worsell, Mr. Rqbt. Holmes,
11V. Russel Brown, Mr. Jas. Arin-
strop, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. J. E. Fer-
guson, Mr. D. A. Durie, Mr. Reg.
Williams, . Mr. Geo. Hoffman, Seb-
ringville, 14Ir. W. Ii. Ferguson, Mrs.
D. Thompson, Mr. J. Sneyd, Mr. 0.
L. Bates, Mr. F, A. Lewis, Mr. T. B.
Hughes, Mr. A. McGregor,=.Mat J. C.
Hanley, Miss Constance Stewart,
Miss H. Little, Miss Adeline Ross,
Miss Florence Finn, Miss M. Doherty,
Miss M. Watt, Miss Annie Hamilton,
Miss Hunter, Miss Pearl Hissey, Miss
Olive Bates, Miss M. McNeill, and
massy others whose names could not
be obtained.
Notes of, the. Evening.
Much real •syin.pathy was expres-
sed'for Mrs, 3, A. McLaren, who was
confined tri her home on account of a
fractured ankle. She was very much
missed.
Everybody was delighted to see
Mrs. R. C. King on hand again, after
a protracted illness.
Lack Kennedy was the liveliest
bidder of the evening. Hemusthave
secured at least hall a dozen boxes
A,
D. \ isher, millionaire; •inventor,
known as "Shauncey" in Clinton forty
yegrs ago, was very much on the job,
and secured one 01 the best boxes.
Secretary Floody, with his usual
Orange preclivities, was the lucky
bidder on - the Orange and Blue box,
audit was a beauty. He, is holding it
for., next 12th of July.
A. G. Smith,`formerly'of the Wing -
ham: "Advance -Times," for his 'box,.
got` a big heart and it was very ap-
propriate, for A. G. is one of the
hest. -
Mrs, A, 11 eGregoh, formerly, of the
Clinton "New Era" and the. Wingham
"Advance," attended the function
for the .first bine, and was delighted.
The old time dances were more
popular than ever, and Allem' and •
Left is now.a popular movement.
11. T. Irwin, teacher, of Thornhill,
was one of the first arrivals.' He
pretty nearly beat G:''A. Newton.
"Piper"s Dam" was the label on one
of,tho boxes. It sold fpr ,a high price'
and it is rumored that the contents
were supplied by Bert ltbcCrea'i.:.
Robert Holmes, ex -MP. informed
Charlie Robertson, M. P. P. that 'elec-
tions were far more expensive in
West Huron, than they aro at .the
present time, as you don't have to
buy any silk dresses now.
President Forbes is well satisfied
with the experiment, and he promises
another one during the Autumn sea -
0011.
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