The Clinton News Record, 1924-07-24, Page 54(11, 924
uterest to You
and Me
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nent.may not always display
se' " remarks the Toronto
lbut j oertainly does scent
faster as it gets nearer homa."
Toronto has introducedthe new au-
tolPatic telephone and if ono shoUld.
get dos wrong- number 'Moe..., the:re
• Will_ notbe the satisfaction of bhnn.
ing central, Thc.. new s. -stem Was.
; begun...at Midnight Saturday.
Pte, Desmond Burke, (a good, old
ish name, surely,) of Ottawa won
mdze for Marksmanship
• at Bisley. This is a distin,?tion, in-
' deed, and proves that the shtllalah is
not the only weapon areleislimen can
Forest flees - continue to destroy
millions of dollars' worth of timber
' Canada yearly, Newspapers are
Ways talking aboin, jet but still the
aste goes.' onIf melee plevor per -
sou could sit downiin d quiet nook and
- think out some scheme to prevent this
annual waste o± wealth he would be
a benefactor to his country without a,
Hon. John 114. Davis, the Demoora-
tie candidate for, the Presidency ref
the United, ,States, dear e a slight re-
semblance So the late Woodrow Wil-
son, judging •by published pictures
of him. Whether that will or will
not bb an advantage 'to him in his
campaign will depend. He is. an Mole
. and an intellectual looking mati an
is generally .coneeded to be .the best,
even LC the last, choice of his party.
Y011 can enjoy all -the comforts of
home on the Canadian. National rail-.
trays riow, even to having a bib and
a high chair for baby. The bib
is much like the one commonly need'
in the households of the Dominion
and, like the lenge of- our childhood
they have -the Words DaMing4
worked upon theme The bib is
something eetieely new, in, dining cars,
the high chair has been in use for
some little time.
* 4, •
A near droivning accident at Fors-
ter's bridge on. Monday evening and
drowning near Goderich the
same evening gives warning of -the
danger attending contact withivater.
Every girl arid boy in Canada should
learn to swim and to swiai well, but
svhile learning every precaution
should be taken to avoid aecident and
„ even when one gets to be an expert
no risks should be run. A lot of-
pleature may be enjoyed iho the wa-
ter but it shonld be borne in ,mind
that water is net the native element
of the human being.
* * *
Premter Rips.' threatens to do some-
thing to curtail the powers of.the Sea.
ate, Ever since we can rementPer
T4P1e have been. talking about the
need of 'Senate -reform but nothing haa
/seen done about it, any move than fe.
bout the weather, 'which, is also
source of complaint mere often than
not. But if "Little Willie" really
gets dowis to it 'we hope he ,won't
make of it a more useless instrument
than it already is. Personally, we
cannot, nor ever could, see any real
use feSis, the Senate exeent to furnish
a nice fat berth for worn ont dis-
Sinpoilited politieians.
Parliament prorogued on Saturday
after, Sitting four months, and three
weeks; °Yea. .thircl of. the year, It
is 'always easy, 'of 'eouree, for people
'who knovenething about a inetterle
criticise the way other people carry
said matter throngh, but it eeally dew,
seem t';',1 ane'outsider that the time of
partinitient might (be snore profitably
spent.- For instance, there is al-
ways far too much time ,spent dis-
classing the epeech from the, theone.
As' a rule there is little of Interest in
it. Why not let it pass, with as.
. few amendments as 'possible to waste
-time, and get down to the business' of
- the sessic)n. This .critieism has no
political: bias whatever, ono 'party is
jost .,proceaStination as
another 'There 18 no obvious need
for such long sessions. .
* *
In Ott,ober text the people of, Ontar-
lo will, have an oppertunity a. saying
y'jhat,ttey -think of the Ontario Tem-
perence Act,' Premier Ferguson heti:
ing deeided that a stifllcient deroand
bias been, made for another vote.
'These are, of course, differences )of
-opinion as to the Vain°. of such a law
! but we, think that if the great :Mass
of the people &five dispaaaiort-
iatoJy and 'consider '(Be 'fatita..4.0hey
-,stand. that ;they 'wilti'decide .thitneart-
ditions 'have' bedn :greatly tiettered
sinco the act eanie bite, force, ,,What
s needed is an,honest enfOrtemerii'zif
the late, jilet as if it Wefettlie.,,taw a-
gainst ',for • instance. „Theme,
are very few adult people who-psi:1-
• not redid). conditions ,such as- those
mentio-ned in the following comment
by ehe Lucknow,Sentinel, and Whip' is
there that con truthfully say in, this
regard that. the -former times 'were
better than thesec" •
• . •
, "At the Orange eetebration .ats
Goderieh last week spealcers
were We to -remark with a geed.
deal of satisfaction. Amon the a -b-
• settee. of any .evidences oS dereik-'
enness.
• This; 18 well'worthy of note -by
'those who say that rpeohibiliori
'doesn't prohibit.' •
In ihe days before prohibition
'a Twelfth of July crowd was 'eof-
eten a drinficee crowd. It was
80 Mad: 80 that the .0111.Perate
; t'and more intelligent element of, ,.
' the Orange, Order came to deplore
" the fact -as it was ebringing die-
' _credit upon the order. " •
'-Those who witnessed ,Orange, -
&tele ations twenty years, ago,
eould .scarcely believe that there
could be a_successful and, a' sober
velfth Jely cblebration.t, But ,
arades are jut as well at-
ateeeed, and much more reepec-,
1' table now that they were in the „„
.(lays of the open bar."
,
es entered ,clothine; tore. in'
otzer one night recently and etole
$2,009 worth of geadssreakinelt
zzagetetvay. • ,
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Restilts of Entrance Examinations for the
Inspectorates of East and West litiron
ENTRANCE :EXAMINATION 31.E.
STILTS FOR CLINTON AND
YTH ,
The following are the result's of
the recent Maritime:examination
oo-
'oults at Clinton and, -Blyth. Marks,
Will Pc Sent 10 a, few days to 1.121.8118-
essitil candidates andeceetiileates but
not marks -to. suecessful candidates.
A-ppeals .for .the re -consideration of
answer papers must be sent to the Ina
spector. before the middle of August.
Doeothy Illaramig stood highest with
679 marks ont ol' eeteial of 750.
W. Ball, S. gall, D. 13artliff, L.
Biggin, L. Bolton, M. Cole (II), A,
Crittenden, • IVI. ---Ctidmore (H), W.
Dale, e Easom, G, Evans, 113. Flyi
T. Flynn, A. Fraser, D, Freeman,
Fremen, E. Hall. (H), 'M. Hunte
McCullagh (13).
- 4-Haroid Mitchell, Doree
Westeott (13), Marjorie Westeott,
, No. 5 -Minna Yellow (dB).
No. TO -Ruby 11,...10-V121 er, Ilenly
Anderson (13), Elizabeth Thomson
No. 12 -Elva Morloy, John Ryan
(A.). •
•
ST ,.HELENS
, Eddie (team, Stewart Lavi (A)',
Charles .McQuillin ,
W1NCHELSEA
'CyiAl Cornish (II), Squire
Ward. Heim (13), Alma herr. (B),
Gilbert, «Mime (13), Kenneth. Johns,
_Harry Murch. • e
iURICH '
Hazel Bedard, Victoria Deiehert,
Agnes Dietrich, Norman Flaschauer,
Mareella Falwell, Martha Heideman,
Vara Kalbileisch (33), aladYa
'CREDITON • . •
William' Englieh, Edith Sweitzee
(B)., • '
BELGRAVE
Ruth Cole, Goldie Wheeler (13).
ASIIFIELD
No, 1 -Bert . Crawford, -Melvin
Dicicson, Vesta Mueray, Clara -Willis,
Vernon Willis.
No. 2 ----Marie Courtney, Rita Court-
ney (B), Agnes Drerinan Gertrude
Foley (A), Loretta ltlyers' (A), Ger-
trude O'Connor,'Dorothy O'Neill (B).
'No'., --Alice Macdonald
No. 4 -Alan Finlayson (13), Eliza-
beth Maedonald (A), Maisel 1Vlacden-
ald.
No. 5 -Dorothy Anderson, jessie
051
H.
D 'Innis (H), Levis', "M".'Lel3eati'
.Little . (II), A. IVfair, T3.
".1Vfmining (H), D. Matheson,i (11), R.
MeEsveri (H), R. McMichael, ,H .
Nediger (H),,I, Pieketti (II), W. Ray-
mond', C. 'Reynolds (H), R. Reynolde,
E.'Rilek, M. Riley,_ Sallee" (H),
E. Scruton; J. Scruton,.R. ShobbrOok
G. Smith, H. ,Snell,' Smile N.
SteVens,. M. Streets, E. Theinpson
(H), A. -Vanderburg, Venner (H),
R. Veinier Waticins (R), J,
Weir C. Williems •
• BLYTH
111.. Addison, D';'Aliderseri; W. 1.3e11;.
1VI. • Bell, A. -Bryant, ',IS. Covian; SG.
Cowan, S. Cunninghartie Geddes,
lieffroe, /3. 'Taggart (II), . E.
Jecicson (II), Laidlaw (E),. 11.
,Lesne (a), a. MCHWineS G. "Moilea-
tain, A, ParsonS, Boppleettoie,
-Richmond, S. Itcibineee, *Shaddick,
P: Taylor; Taylere G. Tinihey, 13.
Weymouth, P. Youngislut. • ••
"e" • -
,
, * .*
-The following aeeithe'''vesults ,
Seaforth, Brussele and Manley.' . In
the Seaforth centifealiesil James Dime
can stood highest with'677 marlis. out
a a total of '750; of the country can-
didatei.liorniari• Jeffereon, S, S. 'No.
6, Tuekersinith, stood highest with
623 marks. In the 'Brussels centre, -
Leslie Campbell, i,,S. S. No. 6, Morris,.
wee . highest with 635 inarks to his
credit,:e • .
SEAPORTH ' •
Nv. Alexander, 3'. Archibald, Wm,
Archibald, C. Armstrong (II), H. J.
Armstrong, M, Beattie, G. S. Black,
E. Broadfoot (1-1), W. 'Broadfoot, P. Y.
E. Calder TI, ,3. Coleman, C. ,M,
Constable,'H, (Cummings, 41,,. Cut-.
hill, G. Daly (R), R. K. Davidson .T
(II), L. Dirmin, Doig, 3. Dun-
can D• Eurcptliatr, IT, Ferguson S
(1.1),.1VI. B. Finkbeiner, H, Finlay. .
eon, Mi. J. Finnigan (H), A. Pinni-
gam M, Forest, V. a. Forsyth,' T.
Govenlock, P, Rogg (II), E. HolineS, K
A. D. Rudson Rughes, I. C.
J'anzie, N: Jefferson (-1/), W. L. he
.1Criise,11. Lane, G. S. Love, P. Me- m
Cowan, J. D. McDonald, H. M: Me- '
,Kerehes (H)-, D.. MeLean (1-1), M. IP
IVIeNay, 1Vferriott, G. Mason, D. '
K. Tileldorf, P. IVIerci (H), L. At L
Mole, G.• itluir, A. H. Munro, T. No- to
lee (H), E. &Hera (II)) fj. Ns'
cell (H), „C. S. Reid, W. D. Scott,
F. S. Souter, Z„' -Spain, C.' 33. 1-1
Stewart, R. Storey., Z. M. Webster
(II), E. W, M. W. White, A.
Wright, ,
BRUSSELg 413
Beiries, W: BoWinitn; 'H. Bry-
ans (R), L. •Canspbell (a), A. Clark,
S. -Clark, X. Davidson (TI), P. Den- Ice
nistin, G. Eckinler (R), Ennts, A. .
Grewate.O. Harrison, Ilemingway,
R. Rolland, V; Sioklin, V. -Jordan, J. Ty
Kelly', II. Kerr, Kreuter (R):
Lewin, A. Logan, d. McAllister, I);
McDonald,. G. *Macintosh;
ian, M. Mantle, .W. Melville, C. Mi-
chel (I.I), le Mills, P. IVIerray, M
Oster, 13. Prentice- (71), P. Raynard,
M. Ritchie, lc Sangster,,Jes. Smith, Di
joins Smith, I.Stewart, Thomp-
son, L. Whitfield (II), 3. ga
MANLEY'
J. Dennis, T. bonniee'D: DowneSe
Ai. Feeble, Pec"Feenie, •P.' Flanagan, pie
3.,2C511y, R: Kranskopf, • T,,It
P. IV2eGrath, It, McQuaid (II), 3. Ma'
lone, J. Waylan, O'ReillY) M. Rk- G
an, M. SulliYan M. O'Sullivan Efe
-"'01 * * * Ali
High Scheel Entrance,- West Huron, •
. .
• 11924:
- (B)
." Total nund)er :o.e." marks ''obtftitielle' laer
750.. Marks peCessary to pass' 450 Rae
with, at least 40•per -cent. eaeih eub-
jot. Pirst-clags honours•require '562 L
niftelca• aed are•tearked.•(A),,e Secend.. field
Masa ittaanirs aiequire 525 rearke.and (13)
axe marked (13) . For Exeter he.n"fres fling
(E), Goderieh .centres,,((3). 'The Nor
highesVireeks hibtaineciela -each Pearl
ject '
Ileadieg-t-Ljean Stolle 44 (by, Gieeee Wal
Jewett 41. (G.). erie
•. 'erg& nunthert:-:.'02
'pils -had no mistakes. 111
„Kriting-Blaeche Italie 45 (E),.' Ms
Verna>, 'Sallows, Margaret „Hussey
42 0).. : . St
: 'Litei•attire-David Wenger 92 (G), BoYi
II. Jennings, lie Mooney 91 (EY.' delta
'Composition:es-Alex .Addieen '90
Lillian 13aker 81 (Ed:" Jean
(G) dred
Geogeaphy-Ward 93 (E),.
C. Crawford, Colin Hunter 93 (G. th
Aritheletie-Rosa . Dearing, Minnie No
(a),. and 1311Iy 'Webster 1100 No
(v). , - Holu
TEstory-17erna a.11ows 96 ((3), NO
Wiltee Here 88 (E) . IVfass
Graminer2-Bessie Tobin (6), 'Elsie No
Thompson' (E) 97. • • No
Total -Alex, Addison .''(G) . 645, bat,
Muriel Howald '630., ' grim,
The x,narIcs of those that failed ore Rebel
being mailed to. them, Unsuccessful' No
candidatea ahell notify the Public sen •
Scheel InsPector before - the middle of nes.'
August in appealing for .reconsiclera- .No
tion o,f answer papers, , ' No
The ceitifioatesa of suc'cessful cian-
didates will be sent4ethe teacher or (A0,
secretary of the 'SWool board about Taylo
August 20th. ' No
School dittrance subjectS of Keys:
Group, I, will be accepted as.specified NO:
in "Exam. 'Form, 14" fully filled . in MeCly
d certified by the teacher for 1925 Sep
"as in 1924., e , Rau, (
ITSBORNE CEN
-14:Yde' (Arf ' '
leajilaroid -Doreen, 13 weY sca:31.dr,,,r
„.,
No. 2 --Earl Allen (113), Eric,Cpn's Hunt
Tiell,'`Ale-).i'lMile? Charlie SteWart, Ed:WA
KAthl
Andrew Harold. Gardner (A); Emma
McDonaglit (A), Molly Pepper (A),
William Pepper, Alfred Ritchie.
No. 6. -Elsie Petrie. ,
'No. 9 ---Leo Clare, Margaret Finlay,
Elmer Johnston (33).-
11o. 10 -Gladys Johnston, Ruth
MaeAdain.
No. 12 -Jack MacLennan, Vera
Robb..
No, 13-3443.es Bowles (A), Melvin
Hackett (B).-
▪ 16--Robeert MeWhinney.
17 --Ruth, Black; Victor Black,
WA,WANOSR
No. 2 -Melvin Jones.
• 3e -Albert Taylor (13), Hutt-
oontyunelia0,217.eitil:.0.,("3)-• Phalen.
No. 8 -Annie McDowell, (A).
Net. 3.1 -Alex, Robertson, Robena
Na. 6-Jeseph Bell.
No. 12-*ertrude, Martin. •
NO. 15 -Elwyn Chaniney, Hilliard
Worsen. '
No. 17-Limns/J. Culbert, Mary
proul.
' HIBBERT
NO. Brintnoll, .1Vfargaret
happel, Dinnin (A), Wm.
erslake,
' COLBORNE
No. 1-Allin Linfield, Mary Red-
ond.
No, 2-fftoss Pfriramer, Dorothy
altere. •
No. 3--Kalinee Dawson, Lottie
awlor (13), Rarvey Clay -
n Robertson: Roy Rutledge.
No, 4 -Doris Hill,
No. 6-1VIarjaie Iletherington,
ilda Sytacinds (2). ,
No. 8 -Lucy Reedy..
No. 0 --Benson Horton.
I/Mon No. 1 --Amelia McIlwain
)• •
GODERICII TP,
No. 1-.01exa Lamprey, jack Sal_
Id.
N. 2 -Reginald Thompson.
6-1Ielen Davidson (13), Eve-
rs
•IVEcAllister, Carl Sowerby.
No. Se -Cha. Wallis.
No. 9-Dira Gilabert (33).,
HAY,
No. 4 -Geraldine Surerus (A),
yrtle Webber..
10 --Ruth ChapnMn (A), Earl
elc.'
No, 12 -Dorothy, Corriveats Mar -
ret Schilhe, Melvin Shook.
No. 13--sLy1a Paid,
No. 14 -Norman Alexander, Marie
okrn,s'onitearmio.rie Pierce, Florenee
• DASHWOOD
kace Guenther, •IVIarguerite Reid,
its( Hoffman, Harold' Kellerman,
ee t
1)IINGA.XNON
Mrs, Anderson (a), Cecil Begley
Rerman 'Carpenter, Evelyn Cul-
• Ray Duff„- Alan' Pentland, Lily
(B), Frank ativ-age (13).
. :EXETER \
Mien ilakar (A), Greta Biomiti
, Lyle Dinney. (I3),, Irwin, Per
,'Kuriel•Itowales .(A), Remy 3011.
a -(4-), Vera Mooney (4), Stella
theott- (B);, Annie- Simmons. (A),
s. Salter e(A):1,.Wanetta, „Nelsen,
Bkinter .(A), ,Edith
tee. (B),.Sydney 'West • (B),. Cath-'
O Woods - (A) .
, • BAYITELD , '
ary Elliott, Grego .31owell, Isabel
tard. •
, ENSALL
H
anley Bean, Roy Bell, Milton
e, Lena Higgins. (33), Avis Lin-
elde Mildred IllaDonnell; (A), Mil-
Sentoh (B), Thomas. „Simpson,
Stone (A). • 1
' STANLEY. ..,
1 --Noel Laporte.,
. Se -Murray Grainger..'
. 4 North --Orval Greer, Harvey
ler'Mabel Scotcheler,
4 South -Marie Etue Victor
e.,
' 5 -Margaret MOICieleye
.
6 --Irene Chater, Clayton 1311.
IreneJohnston (A), Mabel pii-
‘tsJoancl R_aymond (A), 1VIiilard
7---Ear1 Love, ,Gladys „Stephen•-•
Clarence Stephenson', Ehiter Tur,
, • ,
. 9 --Madeline Gelinas,
i0 -Alex Addison Wil-
(JaIdwell ,(13), James 'Set -then
Kathleen Snider (A), Victor'
,
, Bernard
(B) ,
111.10411-t,DworieltilGrs s
liey, ivi.eTzt,aeihoilai',111-t',(arrB),a3",
orate Seheol No. 1-331enehe
13),
TRAL SCHOOL, GODERICH
eil Baker (B) „Catherine Crave:1
(.4.), Lenore Craig (A), -"Colin
re (A),,Dreille IlleCluskey (A),
rd Sale (4),Kitty S I
een. Elliott (B), Evelyn Reed
Noe 3-1-Ruseel Bee& (B), Jame
ri Clint )51 ews-Revor
assaininnisensmostaseemaimeese„a
T OR FIN
gr what kind of a (lay it is you will elways find imp Phone No,
ealataiting your call. Mrs. itotoetvife if you' oeder by phone D.! ornef-
wiS'e male Ow., store Your store. "Prompt Service and Courtecy to a
11,
yotiug os' old.S _
Have You noticed and taken advantage of our - each days specials.
,Filday and Saturday, this week: , 3 BeTS of Soap any brand ......20e
2 lbs. of Pure Lard .... ;. .....32c 3 to one customer.-
i, lb, of Bacon . ..., ,... . „ ... ,22e 2 pkgs. of Lux -....................293
Just a few clentionecl- here. Se; our blacliboard in Window foe Ju
r-
±119? thee specials, hardly get your orders. in easily.
, ,
)(CHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER 013 EGos
ouR TOrt, Is 1(01,1R STORE
JOHNSCN & CO'S GROCERY , Phone tit
,13uns'
Music will,be suppplied Orchestra, on
Saturday' evening ,
GENHINE ENGLISH_ CONFECTIONER • -
NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES'
Bonti, per lb. ........50c. ,up
• Paelcitges, .... , . .....35c, "to)
'liVonderful Sendaes. aria Sodas
made with Neilson's Ice Greene •
,
TRY OUR MYSTERIOUS SUNDAE 20e.
,,.••• SOMETHING NEW
Midget Selly Rolls and Ice Gemini
Real Treat' • '
Etc.
F. J. BROWN & CO..
RAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
Carpet Ad ug
Having the best Electric Rug Washer ever made for Cleaning
Rugs and Carpets, \I am•prepared to clean a limited number
during the summer months. All work guaranteed and will
call for and deliver all rugs, etc, or may be left at residence,
Huron Street
_ C. II VENNER. Clinton -
Bleetrician' Phone 151w
iltawariesteastscaressoiraessernsannsareassisisserasattacsamassiestsessuzusewsizsmemosasisaten
We Pau sh
eGos •
Our plant is now complete and, we solicit Your shipments of eggs --
whether large or small. Come andseethem graded.
We buy live poUltry twelve months of the -Year. It will pay you
to advise us what you have to sell. At present, market old Hens,
old Roosters:late hatched and spur Chickens.
CONDITIONS •
All our eggs are bought -on Government .grades and. all poultry
aocording to size and creality. We are here to serve you.
1
wassuraw`malocacitommexenzemcsmozemsuasosomminoommeasoauaOei
Gunn, Langlois 444 Co., Limited
3237tivarim13E4D OFFICE MONTREAL, (121E13E0
N. W. Trewartha, Manai`er Clinton* :ranch
Day Phone 190 ' Night Phone 214 W
Bincler Twitie
The season S are swinging around and harvest thu'e is just
around the corner. . We have an excellent brand of twine this
season, manufactured by an all -Canadian firm in Dae neW 8..pound
si?all and also in the regular sized 5 -Pound baI1'
Maple Leaf Flour
• , Fornumly sold under the brand ;lame 'Cream of the West. Every
lag is guaranteed. ,•Monateh Pastry flour is a high grade Fancy
Patent flour and our many users cannot speak too highly og it; We
have the exclusive agency DJ)! these two brands of flour,
Purity, Pive Roses, Five jewel, Jewel and Pie Crust always on
hand.,
Maple Leaf. Lard and Easifirst..
W..JENKINS & SON
Office Phone 199 Night 141 and 129
Weal**
w(Ba)1,kIe3r,es(saie),.Preeinan, Veena -Bellows
(A); ,Billy Webster (A), Clatenc
GoaanTa
Myrtle' 13011, Mari
.Bell,. Lola phurela, 0. Park, Rabe
.Doak,'„Heleitlireein'am' Harvey Grif
iith (II), Eva ..trinclrod, Viola' Oboe'
(B), TIoey (A),' Edna Lee. (33)5.
jean - Matheson, Geraldine MeEtyeii
' (A),. Ploreime McVittie,(B),, jean lete_
'/"•Atir :Donna 1VIeClutie"-(13).,,-11ennet,h
MeAulek, tAYeAllaii McLean, Claytoe :
Nivina' (B), Ellwtied 1•Nivins (A.),
Charted .Naftel Raeciall,
Margaret 43...est0n. Dorothy Steep
(33), Johm•StmonleEdith Ward, David
Wenger .(A)), Lillian. Whit)sIde. .•
ST. PETER'S SCHOOL; GlapriaxcH
Helen. naechier, Mario .13aechlee;
Ilaery gem -tell (B), Mary ceovre,'Eve-:
lyn Dean' , (T), Vineente Geromette,
Martina Husby, (A), Marion-Lannam
' Bessie Tobip,'(A);:Theresa Webb (A).
8
inNsE
a, rrsiEeR
i'lebrjeneEdHPeliEdgN'
i(nBs)'
g ,
Schroeder, •
2-1-triby Thulebeiner ,(A), Mar-
guerite Lamp oyt (4), Mel yin' • Lan/ -
port (A)', i-Anges • Love (B),. Elsie
Thompson (13).
No. 3 -e --Rosa Deering (B)., '
No. 4-,Se1me Radbr.
No. 7-111lizebeth' Roulahan, Bor-
den Schroeder (A), Pouldy ;Schroeder
No. 8 -Melvin Desjardine, Bernice
No.- 10 -Leon Eagleson, Inei Hay-
- Auction Sale
lionseliold effects, at residenee,
I Bayfield, on Saturday, August 2nd, at
2 o'clock. Term's cash.. Wine, Dix -
e on,' proprietor. • , Ellidtte,:flue-
tioneer, 64-2-p.
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No. 12-.-Cl4u1e.Fallis Isa.bella, Lo-
gan (B),' Stella Webb:
• No, 7I -Margaret 1-31olcs (B),
zel' Smith (A) . Wanda* '
NO, 6, eSeparat' School-Minbie•
13rolenshire; -.IVIary Hogan, Kathleen
Morrissey, NOra McKeever, Gertrude
O'Hara. ' • '
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_`,„Little Pigs For Sifle
'a number of little pigS 'for'
sare, Vorkri...hiresi, six weeks old. Ap-
ply Chria,' O'Brien, R. 13, No. 5,
Clinton 33.36e. 91 oe ale. 01
, • , garden Patty
Bethel ,Methodist • elmrele ;•en,11. hold
a garden -Pat.",tY, on the laWneef ,Mr.
I-lerbert G.. eCotc. en • Peidsy eetreilingi
Augnat-lst. 'Good PrOgearik; leading
features 212 whichetettletse,Thoe..:Outt,
demeatene,. Gederiebeeenti .`E, Do-
herty,. soloist, °Beton:a eTita Seeved
'fret) 6 'to 8., . AdMission 35c,.. and
or -Sale
The- fornier,Joyner property;, Five -
roomed' 'co:I:taga 'with targe sun-Toom..
Selectee lig•lit 1 'and town ; tvater. in
honee. 3 acreS of good land anc]iall
kinds fruit trees. Will be....old
reasonaldr.. Apply eo Mrs. IVIeCel-
bon, Comenerc1a1 Tim, "Clinten. 63-32.
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Bayfield Voters' • List
The Voteret-List, -19214, far the Vil-
lage, ,
of Batifielde Eatiety of Huron.
-Notice is• hereby- given they I have'
transmitted or delivered to the per -
Sens mentioned in Section 0 of the
Ontario Voters' -List Act the copies
of the list made pursuant to the said
4-91, 92 rill persons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the
said
Municipality to be entitled/ to
vote in the said Municipality at elec-
tions for the 'Legislative Aseenffily
and at IVImeicipal elections' aed the
said list was first .posted up in my of-
-fice at Bayfield on the 21st day of
July, 1924, .tind remains here for in-
epection. I hereby call upon all
voters to,examine.the eaid list and if'
any errors or omissions are found
therein to take innesediate proceed-
ings to have seine eorreeted accord-
ing to lave. -Dated at Bayfield, this
22nd day of July, 1924. 12. W. Er-
--- es • 1 01
sf,EicIAL
WHILE THEY LAST-- THIS
Ridge Roll
10'inch Eave Trough
12 inch Eave Trough
3 inch Conductor Pipe
4 inch Coiductor Pipe
Cistern Pumps open Spout
Cistern Pumps closed Spout
Kitchen Sinks 16 by 24 inchei
Kitchen Sinks 18 by 30 inches
inch Galv. Pipe '
2 inch Galv. Pipe
1 inch Galv. Pipe
inch Galv. Pipe
11 inch Galv. Pipe
2 inch Galv: Pipe
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
7c per Mot
.8c per foot
10c per foot
. 9c per foot
12c per foot
$3:50 each
$3.75 each
$6.00 each
$6.50 each
96 per foot
Ilc per foot
/4c per foot
185 per foot
23c per foot
30c per foot,
Ifiller alidliratae
GENERAL HARDWARE
TELEPHONE 68
PLUMBING AND HEATING
CHI-13A/1EL' STORE
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1,NOICe to Creditors " 4
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In the matter of William Renry
Rivers, formerly of Clinton, Ontario,
Confectioner,
Bulk Sale
Notice is hereby given that the
bore named William Henry Rivers
made a Bulk Sale of his 'Confection-
ery business, including equipment,
etc., to Charles James Ready of Ar-
kopa, Ontario and by and with the
consent of said vendor hasia bee
appointed Trustee under The Bulk
Sales Act (Ontario) 1917.
Ail peril:me having Claims against
said William Henry Rivers tare re-
quired to file said claims duly veri-
fied, with Inc on or before August
4th, 1924, after which date, only
those claims of whiell I shall have
received notice -will be considered.
Dated July 7th, 1924.
W.. E.,,Fitzgerald, Watford, Ont.,
Trustee. ' 62-3
STANLEY VOTERS' LIST
'The Voters' List, 1924, for the town-
ship of Stanley, county of.Huron.
Notice is hereby given that -I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Seetibit 9 of the
Ontario Voters' List Act the copies of
the List made persuant to the said
Act, of all persons appearing by the
last revised Assessment Roll of the
municipality of the townehip of Stan-
ley, to be entitled to vote in the said
menicipality at elections te the legis-
lative Assembly and at municipal
elections and the said list was first
posted in My office at Varna on the
1211' day of Juts., 1924, and remains
here for inspection. I hereby call
upon all voters to examine the said
list and if any errors or omissions
are foetid therein, to take immediate
proceeding's to have same corrected
according to law. Dated at Varna, this
12th day of July, 1924. 3, E. Harn-
Well, Municipal Clerk. 63-8,
- Lost
Saturday evening in Clinton or vi-
cinity, a small (bleak purse, with in-
itial "3," containing several bills and
silver. Pinder please leaVe
Ne tvs-Reeord 64-1.
' Wanted
An assistant in the Clinton Post -
office. Apply to the undereig;ned,
•james Seott, Postmaster. Clinton,
Ont, . 62-2.
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House For Sale
7 -roomed frame house in good re-
pair, on the ea.st side of Albert street,
Clinton. Sun room attached, good
stone cellar, town -water. One quer-
ter acre lot with fruit trees. Apply
on, premises to Mrs.. Long. 52.-tf
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House for Sale
Brick 'house Princeie 'street,
7 Tombs and summer kitchen,. town
water, also soft water in kitchen, ce-
remit basement,tfurnace, electriedight,
acre garden, 'with 'small fiefits;
stable. 21ipply to Miss Mabel Rath.
well, Varna. -Phone 38-.606, Clinton
central., • ' • .6242
Cottage For Sale ,
Stroom, -cottage, in Speneee ',streets
in gciod repaire. electele light, town
Water, telephone. " el acre of gar-
de. with ',frnit teees. Apply. en
premises to Mrs. , 111(311.03,re. (12-4
For Sale
The attractive and 'beautifully lo-
cated property 'belonging to C. D.
Bolick, situated on High stkeet Clin-
ton. The houSe has e beautiful out-
look, imposing ih, arehitectural ap-
pearance, walls 13. inch solid 13rick,
rooms large. 'Two marble fire -places
in den and parlor, hot and cold wa-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in cel-
lar, bathroom, electric lights,etwo ver-
andahs and -sun porch, two sthirways,
cellar under whole honse, cement floor
hot-air heating. Lot 75 ft.efrontage,
double depth facing on High street
and Townsend. Fruit trees, garden
and small fruits,. ,
A bargain for quick sale. Write
C. D. Boucle. 43 Standish Ave., Tor-
onto, Ont. 59-tf.
Please and Lot For Sale
,Brielt cottage, in good repair, cor-
1.11rrolmps,ugnl000d acneldlarF,ttmit°ondernstre:etus-'
veniences, Conveeiently situated.
-Will be sold reasonably. Apply to
Mise E. MeTa,vish, Clinton. 58-tf
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cream.,
Street, half acre of ground. All
Coni;ortalXbre sfera' rt).:48oltilsee on North pMrikoi:pet laCejtrate tints isriet
We:guarantee you 'the Highest
8044
water in hollq, Robert P. Fisher. no further recommend.
ki,if,s1-0,,f fruit, mall stable, at7o:intf, Owurefirrapay ice knowne1e t: cYho: 3if
ll
is'h cream cans arid pay twice enell
Clothee Cleaned and' Pressed •r month."
Clothes cleaned pressed and re- 'Write for tans o Inforst
paired., Worilen goods dry cleaned. tion to the r,
Rimming ore/_IlautiriLjaritialittt_TEM-AllibUraVra
COAL
We a supply of Furnace, Stove,
Nut'and Soft. - Also some good dry
slabs. Leave orders at residence.
- 11124-120 ,
Phone 155. Huron Street.
Agents Wanted
• The careful attention to our
customers' orders and the splen-
did stock supplied for years past
warrants us in having, a repre-
sentative or two hi this county.
Liberal Comwdssons, Free Out-
fit -Write at once for Exclusive
Territory,
THOS.. W. BOWMAN 8t SON
COMPANY .
• RFDGEVILLS, ONT,
STAR. NURSERIES, 60-13
NMOMOW.
House For Sale 44."
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good repair, Vt, acre of garden.
S'inall barn on place. Possession at
once. Also a buggy and cutting box,
Happy Thought range and a• sliding
bed couch for sale. -Apply 'to Miss
Cantelon, Rattenbury street. 39-23,
Singer Sowing Machines'
Family, Electric and D.E. Styles. -
.Also some 4second-hand machines,
geed as new. • Old machines taken
OS part payment. Easy terms. It
will pay' you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. Repairing and
parts for all ma s of machines.
Sari $taeji. . ' Jan. 1, 1924
AUCTIONEER
Honor akaduate Carey Jones' Na.,
tionai School of Auctioneering,
cago. Speeial course taken in Pura
Bred Live Stook, Real Estate, Mer-
chandise and Farm Sales. Rates13,
keeping 'with prevailing market. Sat-
iefaction assured. Write or Wire,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
93, . ,--88-tf-1923
COAL
Nup, sToirn & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR'IMIVIEDIATE DELIVERY '
R: J. MILLER
Orders taket, at reside'nce. Plione 113
Flour and Feed
Have quantity of Bran, Shoits end
Screenings oh hand and expect car-
load lst of August. Feeds are advanc-
ing daily, now is the time to laY in
Your requirements till new grain can
be threshed. Also Fleur halie
agency ,for Snow Drift Flour, this -
flour has been giving exceptional
satisfaction try it plea if not satis-
faetory after your firsrbalcing bMng
back remainder and will give you any
other, vaviety in its place, i
l'WINE
I-Iave Gold Medal and Gilt Edge
Twines in stock either in 12 lb. or 8
lb., balls., .
ROOPING .
Carry a eompletedirie of -Toronto •
Asphalt Roofing. The quality Reof-
ing with a guarantee against curling,
flapping or turning up. :Irt over four
years agency 'foe this roofing have
had no dissatisfied eusteeners.
J A. FORD & SON
* Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
' Grin Buyers
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for Our batten la I*
eieasing,
To supply this demand wereqtiij
more cream. '"*.
We request you to ship pon0