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The Clinton News Record, 1929-10-03, Page 4Ow. '1,,g1+1•NrN41E3Y•S'ITOPRE' TTTTa*mmwminqmwimmaaomastaewiwigwTmwawmaumnmeiaawirfsuixo.wmoHURSDA;Y,-OCTDEER 3.) • 1929 COOPER'S STORE NEWS E ogRi,NEW D1PAgPMift OF t; „,•`, '',„ , 00tS • SPECIAL ExiNG, PRICES DI§PLAY -virAT0,11 WINDOW To the iVien and Boys You will b nerested t know tlfrit'•;;e1are now selling Hohber- made-to-measure clothes. •' A. representative of *the Company will be: 'at this .store THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd and 4th, and would be hleaaed to show. you the latest styles. EVERY" $IJIT AND COAT. GUARANTEED TO GIVE • SATISFACTION. .T. COOPER THE STORE WITH THE STOCK" CLINTON Sherlock -Manning Pianos How About. Treating Your- self to a PIANO? . T. J. MtNEIL • . Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative - Ahvays at Your Service ' Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton Eggs Cream Poultry WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY and DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145 SEAFORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTH-PHONE 162 CLINTON BRANCH, , CLINTON, ONTARIO PRONE 190 Gunn, Langlois & Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. • The School of Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO Offers- you a Practical Business Training that has made it possible for our scores of stu- dents to obtain and hold positions demanding a • high standard of efficiency. THERE IS A POSITION WAITING FOR YOU COURSES:— Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General Office, Civil Service, Commercial Teachers Course and Special -Courses Arranged. • YOU CANNOT ATTEND A BETTER SCHOOL • WHY NOT ATTEND THIS? ' SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 3, 1929 • Write To -day f or Information. ' • Phone, 198. B. F. WARD, B.A., M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Principal. Vice-Prineipal. 1d«..• 0Olendan,'4:' Scni gtir•f' in PoWderd fljeelltieltardnen,, John Entli.. „, '11 Well;, Wi1nm 1t1ie Eeta1f«,,,Plate,-eookTes„ John $6111140'neS;..--Tayldr;i:* frig or; filly,)•".'yoat ;"eld;Ne1sn Key jelniatiM:;„" Mini -panted' "1k",fdah.;.«3,:"'R.•,'Stigirig; •',Geltlirig',Or,fill,4..2 =years'o1d NelSoir Keys SOIL", .• ' ••.'Roadsters-.4.11tood, •Anare,'.".1-acconi-' 'panted' by foal, ".. • ec_ •IiteOliriehey; FeatOrval:10C11114liy Gelding. or ,p •yeara": Trediroier;".'Si11,*110Y;: Gelding. :or.f11-. lY,'''1,Year• Mannon ..&•'; Son. „.,Carriage--41oali,Wini. Deckor 2 rr., 1a•geldink. 1tobt.".-Mcblinchey.;, carriage: berse, Garnet', TaYler; • Nelson:. Keys Son; ' Best ,gerrtlemaril:adjftftt, Fry:. fogle,' W. 1110.,eari;. Lady .driVer, •MeLerin.," Judges--.jaS., Norris,. Alec..',"Sinelar.• .. , THE ONTARIO EQUITABLE'. , LIFE Policies issued suitable to every circumstance rzOirement and Endowment Annuties , with Disability Protection for the Sunset of Life . M. T. CORLESS DISTRICT AGENCY INSPECTOR — CLINTON -- PHONE 193 04-tf, 1111.011111101•11101111111111.00 :Bayfield Fair held under Favourable Auspices on September 25th and 26th 7';44 VedneadaY and •Thuraday of „lett JOhnsten, It, Stirling; Gelding' or -week were. Hayfield Fair days and 'Weather , could- not hive been , "• • more ;favorable. The; *Eire „good arisi ,thei gatd.rdeeipts satiafam", the,eveping a- ,high dlasa , • kcoliani was, ,given torWri Ihag • i3i!the OonindY Party, whici. ovas:followev1,by a littlet.soeial dance • mere several departrhents:• , '" '11011iSES ' • Grade cattle—Milch coiv, Miss Brownett; Heifer, two years old, Miss Brownett; Heifer, one year !old, Dr, 11/etcalf; 'Heifer calf, C. Keys -.C. Pym & Son; steer, calf, Roy''Pep- per and .son' (1. and 2); stem, 2 -year- old, Miss.Brownett (1 and 2)1., steer, one' year old, , Roy „Pepper & Son, Miss Brownett; fat cow, heifer or, steer, Roy PePper" 4 Son' Durham—Heifer one yeiir old,. C. Pym, & Son, C. Keys -Heifer chlf, C. & Son, C. Keys; Bull calf, C.. Pym & Son. R. Bothwell." Jersey—Which cow, Metcalf. • Judges—W. H. Coates, JnO. Salk- eld. • ••'.• • SHEEP• • • 'Leicester—Ram 'two shears' Or :ov- , er, Roy Pepper & Son; Shearling ram, Roy Pepper & Wan; Ram lamb, Roy Pepper `& . Son, 'lst and 2nd; Ewe, having raised lambs .in 1929, 2 shears or. over, Roy' Pepper, lst• and 2nd; Shearing -ewe, Rc.y.,Peppeu, lst and 2nd; Ewe'liunb, Roy Pepper, lst and 2nd. - • • • .„.. . Lincolns—Shearing ram, Thos. Snowden, lst. and 2nd; Ram' larab) Get.. Penhale, 'Thos. Snowden; Ewe, having raised lambs in 1929, 2 shears or over, Geo. Penhale, 1st and 2nd; Shearing ewe, Geo. Pen - hale, 1st and -2nd; -Ewe lamb, Thos. Snowden. Geo. Penhale. • Oxfords—Rain, two shears or 'over, Wm. Henry, Thos. Snowden; Shear- ing ram, Wm. Henry, S. J. Pym & Son; Barn lamb, Wm. Henry, S. J. Pym & Son; . Ewe, having raised lambs in 1929, -2 shears or over, Wm. Henry, S. 3., Pym,& Son; Shearing ewe, Wm. Henry, S. J. Pym & Son; Ewe lamb, Win. Henry, S. J. Pym Stirling; One Ib. home-made fudge, & Son, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Woods. Judges Shropshires—Ram, two shears or over, Win. Henry, J. A. 1Vranson & Son; Shearing ram, Wm. Henry, J. A. Manson & Son; Ewe, having; rais- ed lambs in 1929, 2 shears or over, J. A. Manson & Son; Shearing ewe, J. A...,1Vfanson & Son; Ewo lamb, Wm. Henry, J. A. Manson & Son; Weth- er lamb, Wm, Henry, Roy Popper & Son; Best fat sheep, Roy Pepper & Son, Win. Henry. Judges—G. C. Petty, Humphrey Snell. PIGS Berkshire — Aged boar, Thos. Snowden; Brood sow,, having litter in 1929, Thos, Snowden; Boar littered tered in 1928, Thos. Snowden, Boar, lamed. in 1928, Thos. Snowden. Yorkshire—Brood sow, having lit- tered in 1929rWilnier Blair. Red pigs—Aged boar, Thos. Snow- den, J. A. Manson & Son; Brood sow, having littered in 1929, 3. A. Manson & Son; Boar, littered in 1929, J. A. Manson & Son; Sow lit- tered in 1929, J. A. Manson & Son. POULTRY Brahamas, hen—R, Doan; Brehm - as, dark, Cock, T. C. Wilson. Cochine—Gock, T. C. Wilson, 1st. and 2nd; Hen, T. C. Wilson, Rich Doan; Cockerel, Rich Doan, '1st and 2nd; Pulleth, Rich. Doan, lst and 2nd. Langshans—Cock, T. 0. Wilson; Hen, T. C. Willson, Hich, Doan; Cock- erel,. Rich. Domi. Plymouth, Barred rocks --Pullet, Hetiry, 1st and 2nd; Hen, S. 3. Pym & Son, Harold Penhale, Cock - Mel, Wm. Henry, S. 3. Pym & Son; Plymouth Rocks, white—Pullet, M. It. Vollick, Thos. Snowden; Cock, Wilmer Blair, Thos, Snowden; Hen, Wilmer B,lair, Thos. Snowden; Cock- erel, Geo. Greenslade, Wilmer Blair.' Plymouth Rocks, any variety— Pallet, Rich Doan, T. C., Wilson; Cockerel, Rich. Doan, T. O. Wilson. • White Wyandottes—Pullet,.,1tich, Dom, 1V1.• 11. Volliek; Hen, Rich. Itean;. Cockerel, Rich Doan, M. H. • 7,Any other••Variety Wynndottes-r- Pullet-411a. Dean, T. C. Wilson; -Cock, T. 0. Wilson; Hen, T. C. Wil- son; Cockerel,.Kich. Doan,' n C. Wil- -•.,13,uff , Orphingtons—Prillet,• M. H. yollielF,; Cock; Nora 'Ferguson; Hen, Nora 'Ferguson; Cockerel,. M. 11. Vol - ivrp.„9fetaIf #tbwo11 Wgy lidiq;, Six plain', MO - 1st n6 2wi, Hn Mr el: Xetcalf, , Garnet Jacehii, 'Mrs, WoOd81', and nd.';,P3O&-1i: T. C. Wilson):1Virs. •Six.• seones, Mrs. Wooa, ,Ed.• Foster;' ••;:`21:- • « • Mot to4f; EarY•''Itaidi• Wil pPle•Pie., 3, E. Stirling,' Mary ,Reid; sob Rock, 0 1Vi1sou en. T. a'Leitton PeJOO RiekrarFl*Oii, MrS Wilsou Ist:UnO.2nc Cockee1 P p • 'Wdeds; '• Plain ' halted:-.heans,, ilVfary W1son lst- and 2n4 • , ; ' « Weld : Meat -suitable- • and appetising' Biaelr.1111-idei•dda-.Piillet • 141.•••- IL '''OhlIfinch for ohe perserwrlrfirs: Met - Garnet, jaetibi;'IPicklea,"pint,s, Mrs..„,, Metcalf ;•3 j,elly, 3n1Mindalatld • 4•141.06$i Jeltnhi, TreMblaY;' Catsand«.-Meat.saude hOttldS;1111ra, .';KatCalf.; • • geii;" ' Canned frultS) johnston, Mre. Tremblay 'Eal,hed VegetableS; pints, A. Johnston, Mir: Metcalf; .Canned meats, MarY.' ,-Jadges,-1VIrs. SaS.*CortriallY,„1VEss John Burke. « AND,,' SEEDS • • ".S:r.ollielt•;!;,He;i1-:',,-.44P- H. ,poartv • , • • . • , . • „, „ . „ He Ric11;, Doan.. Silver Hamburgs—Puilet, T. • C. Wilson; 'Cock, T. 0; Wilson, lst and 2nd; Hen, T. C. -Wilson, 1st and 2nd; Cockerel], Wilson, 4,),d. 2.nd. Black 11-amhorgs-LHen, Rich Doan. • ; Honclans-,-Coek •Rich' Doan; Hen ' Gabe •1:TMiants--Pullet, • Thos. Sdowden; Col*, 'Rich. Doan, T. C. Wilson; ,Hen,,,,Rich7Doan, T. C. Wil - Game, any variety—Pullet,: T. C. Wilson, Rieh. Doan; Hen, Rich. Doan; Cockerel, 'P. C. Wilson, Rich. Doan. Any other variety fowl—Pullet, T. C. Wilsed,8t. 11. Vollick; Cock,T. C. Wilson, Rich. Doan; Hen, T. C. Wil- son, M. H,^. Volliek; Cockerel; M. H. Vollick, Rielt, Doan. . Chinchilla.; Rabbits) old—Walter Westlake, lat and 2nd; Chinchilla rabbits, yoUng, Don Murray, 1 and2; Indian Runner Ducks, old, Rich. Doan; Indian Dunne. Ducks) young, 2rid; Indian Runner Ducks, young, Rich, Doan; Muslcova Ducks, old, Wilmer 13lair, Harold Penhale; lin Duck Ducks', young, Wpn. Henry, M. H. \rollick; Rouen Ducks, old, Rich, Doan, Thos. Snowden; Rouen Ducks, young, M. H. Vollick, Rich. Doan; Any variety geese, old, Rich, Doan; A. O. V. Geese, young. Rich: Doanr Bronze Turkeys, old, Harold Penlulle; Bronze. -Turkeys, young, Harold Pen -hale; Any other variety Turkeys, 'old, Thos. Snowden; A. 0. V. Turkeys, young, Thos. Snowden; Pair Pigeons, Dr. Metcalf, lst and 2nd. Judge—F. A. Wiggins. • DAIRY PRODUCTS Dairy- Produce --10 lbs. Salt But- ter, R. S. Reid, Hose Snowden; 5 lbs. butter , in 1 98. looks, R. S. Reid, Garnet Jacobi; 5- lb. crock hutter, R. S. Reid, Rose Snowden; 1 lb. fancy print butter, Garnet Jacobi; Cottage cheese, Mrs. Metcalf, A. E. Erwin; Half ham, home cured, smoked, Mrs. N. W. Woods; 3 lbs. -home -cured ba - eon, smoked, 19E:s. 91, W. Woods, Mrs. Metcalf; 2 lbs. home -rendered lard, Mks. Metcalf, A. E. Erwin; Pair dressed Chickens, Mrs. Woods; Heav- iest dozen h'en's eggs, white shell, R. S. Reid, Wm. Sparks; Heaviest dozen hen's eggs, brown shell, R. S. Reid, Joe R1chardson; Best display of bee products, J. E. Pollard; one quart strained honey, J. E. Pollard; one qt. maple syrup, Milne Rader, J. R. ,Ismy other variety Orphingtons— Pnllet, T. 0, Wilson, 1st and 2ruli Cock, T. 0. Wilson, 1st and 2nd; Iren, '9'. O. Wilson, lst and 2nd; Cockerel, T. C. 'Wilson, 1st. " Silver Grey Dorkings—Pullet, T. C. Wilson, 1st and 2nd; Cock, Rich. Doan, T. C. Wilson; Hen, T. C. Wil- son, Rich. Doan; Cockerel, T. 0. Wil- son,lst and 2nd. Brovvn Leghorns—Pullet, • T. C. Wilson, Ist and 2nd; Cock, Rich 13o,a,n; Hen, Rich, Doan;- Cockerel, T. C. Wilson 1st. and 2nd. Whitd Leghorns—Pullet,iGeo. Greenslade, 1st and 2nd; Cock, Geo. Greenslade, T. -C. Wilson; Red, Geo. Gerenslade, lst and 2nd; Cockerel, filly, 3 w4n, Decker., 3. Geo.;Greensladd, int and 2nd. Manson .& Son; Gelding or filly);`. 2 .•Leghorna.„---, Ydord 'Old,'Wni DeCketlst and 2nd;' .P11114; ,r•Ricb Doan st and. 2nd; Geldirig„or filly, 1 ye,,a, Rich:Doan,: 00:, WilsOn; Hen, l4JlinchevR'hors:913yr' harness,: rod -:,.Met,e,.n>" 14. c, ,11liotthty Fpecial*.i.-Dant, Rich:, Dean; „Gecko:elk ?hiltt44: RhodeTtland 111.';• H. ,ait• Volli C. non, ' Cc etc ' An'Oillig••••L•Pitllet, & 11. PT•rtvA Son, 'PeaultW'xn" 1)ecker"• ro S• eNI• 1VI;$ Volliclet • ee4.7 Thds. • c Anctwdert,' G. J. .311E Greensladm,. 11' GendraV' ' ,114% Hen 0;:Griderislutfer —Jas. Connolly', R. Scott, ' DOMESTIC SCIENCE Loaf home-made white bread, Mrs. Woods; Loaf home-made Graham bread, Mrs, Woods; Loaf nut bread made from baking powder with fruit, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Metcalf; Six graham muffins, john Rathwell, Mary Reid; Layer cake, white, Mrs. Woods, Garnet Jacobi; Layer cake, dark, Garnet Jacobi, Mary Reid; Fruit cake; John Rathwell•, Mrs, Jno. Reid: Six buns, Ed. Foster, Mrs. Woods; Six tea biscuits from baking s20.,rulieri,vvaitei-Ti.we'rnitegri.;7hilatitd., 19eli Winter videat, Milne. Rader, a . ,, • Traorarier;' Ens. Spring wheat' Milne 44'itei.„0...,T1.;•ruh°01.11$.11, e*SV,11; 9*BdI:ns'l . I aPrug06; ' small white peas o C. •TIIIPane•ri« Mil" RiatIM:'-; Sus. Barley, _• __,T. ,11,.•,. Sblrling; Milne Rader; Eiis,, 1.)41.itmontS, C. Trammell', J. E.,Pollcc1C/ • Half bus, Red glover seed, lylitne:.,Rad,er, C. ' ,'',„, • • (6'41"intied °11 Page 7) e e iu ta ost Important to You This Advertisement is published to describe the practical 4 _ e' work, consistent with itspurposes, The Ontario - Equitable has been doing for years in ° ' ,.. the cause of prolonging life .,... Everybody admits the advisability of Periodic Health Examin- ations. But with regard to their own persons, people do not bestow on their, bodies the check-ups they demand for auto- mobiles, elevators and machinery generally,,to guarantee safety and long use. The Ontario Equitable goes further than merely proclaiming the great value of Periodic Health Examia afions. This Company provides you -with the program and facilities for obtaining the Examinations regularly free of cost to you. - - You are eligible for a complete physical examination and microscopic urinalysis if insured in the Company: For $5,000 or over — once every THREE years Under $5,000 — once every FIVE years The Ontario Equitable uses the life Extension Institute, Inc., to conduct this service, because of its proven thoroughness, recog- nized standing and extensive organization in Canada and the United States, Examinations are made by doctors in your locality appointed by the Institute. Reports go to the Institute for analysis by experts. The Institute gives no medical treatment, but furnishes you con- fidentially a review of its findings with any necessary suggestions for treatment, diet or exercise. This service results in checking incipient diseases, removing impairments, and it will unquestionably prolong life. The Company's Agents or Head Office will be glad to give you further information on request. • The Ontario Equitable was the first among Canadian Companies. to offer this service to its Policyholders. THE ONTARIO EQUITABLE LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY S. C. TWEED, Prooldont, HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONTARIO • T. CORLESS GENERAL AGENT, CLINTON', ONTARIO auer—row•-....rvispe, ONTARIO ONTARIO ELECTION ACT, 1927, R.S.O., CHAPTER 8 AND ONTARIO VOTERS' LISTS ACT, 1927, CHAPTER 7 THE ONTARIO ELECTION, OCT. 30th, 1929 TAKE NOTICE That the sittings of the Revising Officers for the purpose of hearing complaints or appeals with: regard to the Voters' Lists to be used at the pending election of a member of the Legislative Assembly for each of the Electoral Districts of Huron North, and Huron South, will be held for the respective municipalities in said Districts, at the following times and places, mentioned in the schedule below, with the names of the Clerk of the Revising Officer for each Municipality, and the last date for making complaints or appeals to the said Clerk. Municipality Ashfield ,,Township October Colborne Township Grey Township ' Howiok Township HURON NORTH - Date of Sitting Place of Sitting Time of Township Hall, Ashfield October 10th, TOWnship Hall, Carlow October lith..Township hall, Ethel October 5th.. Township hall, Gorrie Morris Township October Tui-nberry Township -October East Wawanosh Township _October West WawanoshTownship ...October Goderich Town ' • Oct. 1, 2 Iiringhain Town ........ .. October Brussels 'Village October Blyth Villaye , October Sitting. Clerk or Revising Officer Last Day for Complaints 11 atm C. E. lVfeDonagh, Lucknow. No. 3 October S 11 10.30 11.30 11.30 12th.. Township hall, Morris 1.1 14th..Township hall, Bluevale 11 15th..Vorester's hall,' Belgrave 11 8th..Township 'hall, West Wawanosh 11 ,3,4..Court House, Goderich 10 16th..Towo. Hall, Wingham ......... ... . .. 11 2nd -Town Hall, Brussels , 11 17th.. Conimuoity Hall, Blyth 11 • HURON SOUTH a.m,..1VIrs. I. Hetherington, Goderich October 7th, a.M... 3. H. Fear, Ethel October 8th a.m.. George W. Walker, Gorrie October 2nd a.nn.. .Aleg. ltlaoEwan, Bluevale October 9th a.m...W. R. Cruickshank, Wingham October 1.0th ii.m...Alexander Porterfield, Belgrave No. 1 -October llth a.m. .Durnin Phillips, Lucknow October 4th am.. Miss Rubena V. Naegeld, Goderich Sept. 27th a.m.-W. A. Galbraith, Wingham October 12th a.in., A.- H. Macdonald, Brussels Sept. 2411 a.m....Tas. D. 11,toodyi Blyth October 14th • Hay Township ...... .. . . -October Hullett Township ..... October Goderich Tawnship ..........October McKillop Townahip October Stanley Township October Stephen Township, Octaber Tueltersinith Twp. . . .... 0ctober Usborne Township ' October Clinton Tonal ...... . October Seaforth Town October Exeter Village . .. October Hensall Village . ...... .....,October • 15th..Township Hall, 'Zurich 5th.. Community Hall, Londesboro 3 7t1i-Holmes' Hall, Holmesville 3 14th. , Carnegie Library Hall, Seaforth 3 Stn.:Township Hall, Varna • ...2.30 9th. ,TOwnship Hall, Crediton 1 12th..Walker's - Hall, Brucefield 3 18th..Townshin Hall, Elimville 2 30 3rd..Town Hall, Clinton ' llth. .Town Hall, Seaforth 16th..Village Hall, Exeter 4th..Town Hall, Herisall • 2 30 p.m. A. F. Hess, Zurich .... October llth p.m...John Fingland, Londesboro October 2nd p.m. R. G, Thompson, Clinton October 3rd p.m .John MaNay, Seaforth No. 2 October 10th p.m.J. E. Harnwell, 'Varna , - October 4th p.m...H. Eilber, Crediton ,....-..... October 5th p.m...D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, No. 3 October llth p.m.. .Henry Strang, Hensall, No. 1 . . . .1. . . October 15th 2.30 p.m.. .B. L. Macpherson, Olmton .. ..... ......... Sept. 30th 2.30 pan, .3. A. Wilson, Seaforth ` .' October 8th 2 30 p.M...*JoSepli Senior, Exeter October 12th 1 30 p.m.. ;John Patterson, Hensall October 1st , • The-, County Judge is the Revising Officer for all Municipalities in North and South Huron.' , All persons are calleduponto examine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names are correctlyenter- ed therein. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter in any of the said municipalities who desires -to complam that his name or the name of any person entitled :to be entered on the said list for that municipality has been omitted ffbm the same, or that the names of any persons who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon, may as above t - out applYr, complain or appeal to have -his name or the name of any other person enter- ed on or removed from the list. AND FIJRTI-IER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must be -by notice in writing in the prescribed form '(n duplicate) signed by, the complainant, and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer, or left forhim at his address -as stated above , • ' - • • • The'rlists of voters may be seen at the office of the Clerks of th ,evi 1 g h municipality as above: 13 R. ey,no,ld4;-,,..,!3oi:;.11.4.E44 E Nfor the Election Board, of . „•, ' . ^1 • , •,„ , Cli611'0144 for tlia-tlectiiin-toard of.the County of 1-1pronPat, • ••••• , • • at doclerich. the 1.8th a57.- •Septernber,,JA,..l). 1929. ; • • • „ . ' 1 83-26