The Clinton News Record, 1929-10-31, Page 7THURS17AYy.00TOBER 31, 1929
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, A Column Prepared''Es Especially for Women—
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But Not. Forbidden to Men
iiiARY'HA OR MARY?
I cannot 'choose; I should, have liked
so much
To sit at Jesus' feet -to feel the
touch,
Of I3is. kind;; gentle hand upon my
head.
While drinking in the gracious words
He said,
And yet' to serve Iiini.-0, divine
employ—
To minister .and give, the Master
joy,
Tio bathe . in coolest springs is
weary feet,
And wait upon Him while He sat at
meati
W'orsliip,• or service -which? Ah, that
is best
To which He calls us, be it toil or
rest
To labor for Him in life's busy stir,
Or, Seek His feet -a silent ` wor-
shippea .
_Caroline Atwater`, Mason.
Last week, in a special medical.
article- on this page, the matter of
the lengthening of life was discus-
sed, the writer calling attention to
the fact that it was not so much a
matter of adding lengthof life as
that of health while alive. Men
and wo¢nen de not live so much lon-
ger; but more of them reach mature
years" and -live past the age of fifty.
I have never bothered much about
the lengthening of life. I think peo-
ple, live long enough; that is those
who are nbt cut down in their baby-
hood err early youth by preventable
diseases;;those,who grow,to manhood
and womanhood, through middle age
and reach the age of seventy,
eighty or so, that is enough for any
i±epeonblae person,,surely: It is, con-
sidered a wonderful thing to reach
the age of ninety or one hundred,
Well, it is ,doubtful if. that is any
wonderful boonto the pe'r'son attain-
ing it. ' I have seen several happy,
useful 'people' over eighty.: I have
never seen a really' normal person
over ninety,, Sometimes : they are
cheerful and take some 'enjoyment
out of their unique position, but at
THE NEW IMPROVED
PROs
Greater
Structiieal
Strength
Takes Any
Decoration
New
Improved
Edge
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Fireproof .Wallboard
For Sale By
Geo. T. Jenkins - - -
Thos. McKenzie Estate -
- Clinton, Ont.
- Clinton, Ont.
QUICK
QUAKER 0
Far quick
Pick-up and
morning Vim
Cooks in 2IM to S .minutes
thd'best they miss they
THE : CLINTON XEWS-tttCORD
is
are, reasonably healthy And free.
from pain, their perceptions have
dulled; much thatgoes i i to
s an a mn I
li le
gob to thorn. Their memories
have failed and they cannot real m-
ber today what happened yesterday.
They live in the past, rather than in
the :present or the. future. ;,Your
life' is over if the present and the
future holde nothing for you and
you haveto hark back to : the past
for your joys. Life then is not a
boon, it is a burden.
But the health anovements which
make possible 'a better chance for
healthy,, normal life for babes,and
little; children. which tend tward
the healthy developenient of young
people and healthy lives for all,
show advancement in civilization.
It should be the aim of all to keep
the°!3odily health up to the very best
as long as one can do so. In that
way, of course, lies thechance of
long life, but also along this .way
lies the chance of being useful and
happy while ;we live. And that's the
main thing. A , lying life in. which
nothing much-bs accomplished is not
to be compared with a comparatively`
.short life; lived to the full.
Everyone has been more or less
interested-inthe regent visit of the
Hon. .1. Ramsay MacDonald, Prinn'e
Minster ,of Great Britian!, who re-
ceived such 'a great reception here
and in the United States, k was
reading a little article about him and -
his wife a, short time agowhich told
of 3frs. MacDonald's devotion to her
husband and the blank left in :his
life by her death, which occurred qn
1911. Just before she dial she
said to her husband: "Oh putro-
mance into the lives of the children.
Teach them to know the things of
the spirit" I thought that was a
fine thing for a mother of a family
to urge upon her 'husband. The idea
was ,that they were not to be allowed
to just grow up as animals, putting
all their energies into the achieve-
ment of material gains. They were
to be trained to appreciate and cul-
tivate the finer things of the spirit.
3 wonder }f the young folk of the
present day would not be better and
happier„ better fitted to make the
most of life, if they were trained
more in the things of the spirit. It
is a very material age. the dreamer
gets short shrift usually, and young
people are quick to grasp the trend
of the times. Mothers are the ones,
who can teach the children the finer
things of the spirit. They should see
that this training is given in the
early, impressionable years of life,
then it will sink in and become a
pant of the character. A life that is
spent grovelling after material
things alone is only half lived.
REBEKAH
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG
Learn to relax.
Don't fight with yourself.
Keep shy of internal friction.
Don't waste time in vengeful
thoughts, It never gets you any-
thing but trouble and futility.
Don't feel that the world is set
against you.
And don't let yourself cultivate
the notion you're a great little fel-
low. For, as the paraphrasers of
the beautitudes have it, "Blessed is
he who expecteth nothing, for he
shall not be disappointed."
I well recall how, many years ago,
niy dear old dad took me aside one
day and told me: "Don't ever waste
time, son, trying to get even with
someone you fancy may have wrong-
ed you. Because,' just as soon as
You finish getting even with , hint
there's bound to be someone else."
438 OUGHT TO HAVE A MEDAL,
S ANYWAY
In honor!ng famous people,• what
about a statue in honor of the per-
son whb invented pumpkin pie,—
Os'hawa Times.
GALVANIZED
SHINGLES
for The Roof
Handsome, inexpensive.
fireproof,easyto isyover.
old roofs :permanent.
Get the facts. Ask your
tinsmith or carpenter.
-- GET THE
FACTS
HE
FACTS
AND SAVE
YOUR MQNEY
SHEET
STEEL
CEILINGS
Stop felling plaster; end
unsightly
nn'ceil-
ings. cracked ceil-
ee put up
quicicly and once upthey
stay. No duet or litter.
Easy to clean or paint
WOW
Ybu will never regret
the purchase of a
Sheet Steel Ceiling.
BEAUTIFUL—
ME-MODE
Sheet/Steel dailingelook
well; resist fire effect,
ively. Add'brightuess to
hall-, stores, churches
schools, kitchens ant{
bathrooms. Do nothing
till you get the prices
and full particulars,
GALVANIZED
SIDING
for Outside Walls
Three attractive Pat.
terns. With building
paper are warm dry,
windproof. Easy to put
on and paint.
SEE.YOUR
LOCAL
TINSMITH
ora
CARPENTER
OLD COINS There are many Coins in
circulation, ' and lying
around indrawers that
have great value. For example—the Copper Penny dated 1839, with
the Bank of Montreal on its face is today worth 415.00. It is not so.
much the age that counts -it is the scarcity of particular' Coins of
certain dates.
THE RARE COIN, CATALOGUE Tells you about the Rare
Coins of different countries
including : Canada and' the British Colonies -and gives you the
prices I guarantee to pay for same. With, the book for reference,;
you will now that if the Coins you have are not listed; theyhave
no premium value. SENT POSTPAID FOR EIGHTEEN` CENTS
(nine 2a Stamps; will do).
A.- E. DOCEIEIIT C
OTTAWA, Ont.
2i-22.
96 Wurteinburg;.Street
IT BEATS ALL
(IOW THOSE OLD CREAKY STIFF
JOINTS LIMBER RIGHT
UP WITH
Joint • Ease
al3alance your partner—down the
center—Gosh; but don't it feel good
to have these old joints working as
smooth and easy as those of the
champion hurler at the Fair!
Funny, too; how Joint -Ease soaks
right in and in twit) minutes goes
clear t ru skin and flesh way down
to the ligaments and bone.
It surely does oil 'em up; takes out
all the stiffness, lameness!, kinks,
creaks, soreness and swelling in next
to"ho time, and makes you feel like
a young buck again.
!igointt-Ease is for bad, stiff" acting
joints whether in foot, ankle knee,
hip, neck, shoulder, elbow, fingers or
spine and for that purpose is the
:fastest selling. remedy.. in Canada,
Made right here—a tube for 60 cents
at any drug` store and rem'eniber
when joint-Esso"gets in joint .agony
e'Ata nnt.-.-r 8 Irl -
COLBORNE-
Mr. Harold Walters of Toronto
as ham to visit his ret r
w e parents, M.
and Mrs. B Edward Walters : i en -
a � o
miller last. week -
Applebutter malting .hapbegun in
this.lo'ealitiy again.' There is an?a
b MM:ice of 1'allntan. Svedetsj there-
fore the preserve has 'a delieilous
flavor,
' Rain continued intermittently last
week until-Thuueday 'evening. Ev-
erywhere the ploughmen are busy,
making haste, after the delay caused
by dry,' weather. ,
Mir. C. A. Robertson, Mr. James.
Snell, Mr. Herb, Fisher, 3/1t•., John
Robertson and Mr..'Nelson 1ylcC1ary,
attended the_.ploughing match near
*gingham on Wednsday of last week,;
The Bohmiller young people staged
the play "Road to the City" at Exe-
ter on Oct, 181,11, in the oposa house.
They are also engaged to give same
at Heisa'll on Niue'. ; 1•
13enmiller held their snniversaxy
services' en Sunday; Oct. 27th. Rev'.:
Mr,. Rutherford tools the services for
the day and spoke is his usual able,
manner. A: fowl- supper: ,wee given
.Monday evening, The, Listowel Con-
ceit C'p; gave the program.
All religious activities at Smith's.
Hill were withdrawn entirely on
Sunday owing to the Benmiller ser-
vices.
Miss. Leeds, eo a Snyder was hams for
over the week end.
WILL GET NEW SUIT EVERT
FORTNIGHT
"Man'senslavement ; to. fashion,"
say Me. Kasmpfert, director of the
R)i'senwoid Industrial M'useutn, "will
be brciken by paper suits costing a -
lout two dollars apiece and thrown.
•away after two weeks' wear."
"The fibre's," Mr. Kaempfert says,
"will be made of paper, and will be
spun like cotton or we ai, then woven
into attractive patterns. Instead of.
being sewn together the woven ,pa-
per will be glued." •
"Such a suit aunlike a paper tis-
sue towel—will be unaffected, by rain
and will hold its shape for at least
two weeks."
ISEAFO'RTII: A mist, successful
Laymen's Banquet ' fn .eannectioe
with the Deanery of Huron' was held
in the aril hall '
h 1 S'.
P of t Thomas
church on Friday week, at which
I there was a verylarge lattendance
from all over the Deanery, repres-
entatives' being present from Gode-
rich, Clinilon, Eketei, Hansell, 'Ger-
' ria,. Blyth and Wdngham. ; In addi'
Itian,'thirty laymen ErolnSt: Thomas'
church,, Seaforbb. The chair was oc-
cupied .by Sheriff Middleton- of
Clinton. The program which was
interspersed with community sing-
ing, included interesting 'items and
discussionslen matters ,pertaining to.
the Deanery. The address of the
evening was given by, Canon Wlar--•
nee, of Cronyn Memorial church, and
judge of the juvenile' court in Lon-
don, on "Child Life.". A. sumptuous
banquet was provided by the ladies,
of St. Thomas' cliureli, the tables be-:
ing effectively decorated;.with, ,Au-
tuinm foliage and artificial lights,
Rev. Mor, Mess; of St. David's
church, London,' was a special guest.
,Another meeting . will be held in
Wingham during, the Fall.,
GODERICH': A. beautiful bronze
tablet, has been-receivedfront the
Historical Site§. ,and monuments,
Bearid' of Canada, which will no
doubt be attached., to the memorial'
cairn in 'hu}bor park in due tinle.'
'Very fittingly' for Cloderioh the tab-
let sliow8. on erre to corner a view.
of the Indian and his pioneer style`
TOOK SODA: FOR STOM-
ACH • FOR 20 YEARS
For 20 years I took soda for indi-
gestion. and stomach gas. Then I
tried Adlerika. One bottle brought
ocmplete relief "- hie. B. Hardy.
Adlerika relieves GAS and scour
stomach in TEN minutes! Acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, re-
moving poisons you never knew were
there. Don't fool with medicine which
clean only PART of the bowels, but
let Adlerika give stomach and
bowels a REAL cleaning- and see
how good you feel! W. S. R. Hol-
mes, Druggist.
of navigation in canoes and in- the
btheh'' top corner' is a vieW of the
}IicdGrii grain tleveter, and Shipping,
thus depicting
the Progress, ress, that ss
been made in ',a hundred years in
navagsition at ;this part. The word-
ing ori the 'tablet; is es follows:
"Pioneers of the Iiubon Tract, 1828
71928: Conrinennorating the life
work of the mon who opened the;
roads, felled the forests, builded the
homesteads, ,tilled the fields and•
reaped„the harvests; and !of the wo-
men who made the, homes, bora the
children„ nursed them, reared them,
brightened and enobled domestic lite
in the Huron Tract during a hundred
Years. Erretkd ' 1929."—Gaderkh
Star.
WINGHAM!t Sunday, week was.
one of the red letter days for the
Wingham United Church, it being
theday set apart for the dedication.
of the beautiful pipe organ, the, gift
of Mrs. Albert F. Fothergill, in mem-
cry of her husband Albert E. ,Both-
ergille and 'her' sister', Miss Letitlie
Rutledge.
After the presentation.
was tirade by Mrs. Fothergill, a let-
ter , of g'r'atitude was read fnoni the
board, by Dr. R. C. Rladmond. The
organ was built by the Woodstock
Pipe Organ C'ampany and contains
one £hfeusaxid and forty-three speak -
int. pipes. It has a compass of sixty
eight, pipes per set, each range be-
ing entrely complete. Its action, is
the electric pneumatic, Dg. Colin
Young of Toronto was the special
preacher for the oecasihn, both
morning and evening services, speak-
ing on "Canada's National and Re-
ligious Problems," in the morning,
and, "The( Church's Vicarious Mis-
sion” in the evening.
BLYTH: The funeral of the late
Mrs. Harry. Convbes took place from
her, residence on Thursday after-
noon.' Service was conducted at the
house by Rev. George Web', inter-
ment being made in Union eemotery.
Mr. and Mrs. Combas just returned
a few days before her death
from a three months' visit with
friends in the West. She was in her
usual health until Sunday when she
suffered a stroke of paralysis which
resulted in het death on Tae
She' is survived by her bus
font s -n the t an
Sn t d
1 o h Wee
t, ,
eau 1it r Vesta, at t o i me ,
sons reached home in time for
funeral. The pallbearers
Messrs. , and J. Logan, T. Te
J. Cutt, J. Laidlaw and C. Fra.
lrelii:
phone
AccOunts
We have now completed,'
the introduction of our new
plan of rendering telephone
accounts.
Notices accompany the..
p y
special accounts now being;
rnail�d to local subscribers.
They explain the changes
made and give full details
of all charges.
Our Business Office people
will be pleased to explain-
wore fully the features of
the plan.
Tng BELL TRLEPHONE COMPMN'
OF CANADA
i0
BOOSTING CLINTON
Buy -at -Home' Campai
COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
- The Merchants and Business men represented below are co-operating in an effort to prove to the
residents of the town and surrounding community that values equal to any of the larger towns or cit-
ies may be procured in local stores. A series of educational "Buy -at -Houle" editorials will be re-
produced weekly along with an individual write ;up of each business. The benefit of Home Buying will
be shown to the general advancement and progress of the community. Read the editorials, take ad-
vantage of the weekly speeals offered•by the merchants, and BOOST THE TOWN YOU CALL
HOME:
IRWIN'S
Curtain Panels at 1/2 Price
Some in Ecru Rayon, (others in
Swigs Net
Regularly priced at $2.25 to $6.75.
About 2 dozen in the lot to clear at
ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE
DRYGOODS AND
READY -TO WEAR
TELEPHONE 96
W. S. R. HOLMES
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
• TELEPHONE 51
AT LAST
An antiseptic Mouth Wash that
gets Pyrrohea. One application gives
relief. Feel it draw the Poison.
Sold Only By
The Rexall Drug Store
24 SHEETS OF PAPER
24 ENVELOPES
In an attractive box for 21c
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
J. T. McKNIGHT & SON
Aylmer Soup, all varieties except
Chicken, 2 for 19c
TELEPHONE 111
DAVIS & HERMAN
TELEPHONE 224
Overcoats
From $10.00 up
' TAILORING'
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING
WENDORF'S
See our. Window for Danish Pastry
FRES( FROM; OUR SHOP TO
YOUR HOME.: ,
'BAKER AND CONFECTIONER
CONNELL & TYNDALL;,
J
smo.EtD COTTAGE'ROLLS ,
P. M. Cottage Itolis, ;Ib. 28c
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
TELEPHONE 162
1
THE •FOLLOWING INDUSTRIAL MANUFAC-
TURERS HEARTILY ENDORSE THIS BUY -AT-
HOME CAMPAIGN
SUPPORT LOCAL MERCHANTS
AND HELP OUR TOWN GROW
DOHERTY PIANOS, LIMITED
THE CLINTON KNITTING CO.
HURON SPECIALTY CASTING CO.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MERCHANT
Confidence in your community is a great thing. Support of
Clinton merchants by the residents !of the town will make their
business boom, result in an era of business prosperity and make
itself felt in all local activities here. Clinton will grow, its residents
will become more happy and prosperlous and good times will result.
If you lack faith in your merchant and town and go to neigh-
boring or foreign cities bo buy your household goods, these other
places will receive the benefit of your trade and grew at the ex-
pense of Clinton, And you will receive no benefits front the growth
of other cities. ,
Iiloid to your community ,and your success is assured. Do not
be led to other cities by misrepresentations. Your merchant is hon-
est. He knows you and will do his best to serve you faithfully be-
cause h'e wants your trade. The merchant in other cities does not
care a thing about you, except'to get your money. You are no
friend of his, and he is not the man to give anything away. If you
pay hint less you get an inferior; artiele, And the next time yau,
will pay him more, He wants only your money, your home mer-
chant also needs your friendship. Support him. You both will ben-
efit greatly.
W. T. O'NEIL
Big Soup Week
Do not miss buying a dozen. assorted Aylmer
Soup. Special price this week.
Groceries and Provisions,
Phone 48 -
O'NEIL'S GROCERY
Clinton
O'Neil's Grocery has, been doing tfusiiiees fol: a period 'of nearly
thirty years, probably one, if not the oldest business in their line, in
town,' While many changes are taking'' place this firm hopes' ,to
continue in the eonfidenoo and good wishes of the' people of Clinton
and surrounding country. They still a1etnain as an independent high
class grocery and have all the modern up-to-date equipment inelud
ung. two Frigidaires for handling meats and produce, and are eon-
petting with Chain Store' Prices. See their weekly add -
COOPER
TILE ,STORE' WITH THE STOCK
Leaders it Low Prices
CIiILDREN 5.,. RUBBERS ! . , ..59c
MISSES' Ri1BBk;.RS . :filo
L4piNS' RUB --BERM .. , -790
BOYS' RUBBERS . , . . , ...790
MORRISH CLOTHING
TELEPIIONE 43
MEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHINGS
Boys' All -Wool Knitted
Suits
$1.50 and $1.75
20 ONLY
BOYS' FIRST LONGS
light and dark tweed, sizes 29 to 37
SPECIAL AT 310.00
ELITE CAFE
MEALS AND LUNCHES
AT ALL HOURS
SPECIAL DINNER, 40c
DAINTY MAID
BREAD, PIES, CAKES
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY
BARTLIFF & CRICH
TELEPHONE 1
CLINTON PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION
SPECIAL OFFER
McCLARY .RANGES
TELEPHONE 20
..,veeeeee,,.i
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
PLAID
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
Largs Size, Regular 32.75
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 32.19
TELEPHONE 25
CLINTON CREAMERY
•
WE BUY
EGGS, CREAM AND. POULTRY
TELEPHONE 145
RECREATION. CLUB
Try Bowling for Health and Recrea-
tion. Everybody likes it.
LADIES' ESPECIALLY - INVITED