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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1910-04-21, Page 7April 21 t 1910 Clinton New Era Canaciian Made No doubt you will agree that if quality and price are equal every Canadian should buy Canadian made goods in preference to any others. Not only is it patriotic -it's sound common sense., The money spent for Canadian goods goes to build up Canadian industries and: prosperity, and makes it easier for every Canadian to earn a good living. On the other hand, money spent for foreign made goods: goes out of the country topay foreigners -not to benefit Canadians, 1 Toilet and Medicinal Preparations are compounded in Canada from the purest ingredients which money can buy, The National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada returns to Canadians in employees' salaries, dividends and other expense disbursements, close to One Million Dollars a year. In addition to this we spend millions every • year in Canada for raw materials, tins, bottles; labels, boxes and other supplies, giving employment to hundreds of Canadian, tinsmiths, glass workers, paper makers, printers, lithographers, box makers, and others. So even if NA -DRU -CO goods were only "just as good" as.those imported from other countries, you would be following a sensible and patriotic course in buying them. As a matter of fact, though, NA -DRU -CO Toilet and Medicinal Preparations are better than those imported. Try NA -DRU -CO Talcum Powder, NA -DRU -CO Greaseless Toilet Cream, NA. -DRU -CO Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Compound or any other NA -DRU -CO pre paration, and see for yourself. Yon risk nothing in making the test, for if the NA -DRU -CO article does not entirely satisfy you, return it and your druggist will refund your money. National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada, Limited. Halifax, St. John. Montreal. Ottawa, Kingston. Toronto. Hamilton.. Lando Winnipeg. Regina. Calgary. Nelson, Vancouver. Victoria. I Be certain you get your money's worth --you will if you buy oram PURE PAINT Worth any man's paint money, because made of pure materials so thor- oughly mixed that every drop does what paint must do to be good paint -PROTECT and LAST. It took 17 years to find just how to use one in- gredient(peculiar to M -L Paints) that greatly leng- thens the life of the paint. But it was worth the time! -because it makes this paint well worth its price Made by Imperial Varnish and Color Co., Limited. of Toronto Get tliein. at dealers name hereunder ' HOUSEHOLD HELPS. In selecting spoons for kitchen use • It Is a wise plan to get those with holes In the handle. They may be hung up and thus kept accessigle. ,Having several.. pairs of shoes •and never wearing the seine pair more than 'one or two days at a time .will rest the leather and make it last better. A stniu in a raincoat can be removed by washing it in strong hot suds made of pure white soap to which a little borax and a little ammonia have been added. The .colored bedspireads which were in such favor for summer cottages last season •are being •utilized .both as - Ferreads for the''scheelgirl betls. and. for delicate covers to throw over couches: 1Vhen books become badly soiled on • the edges. if not gilt edged, close the hoot:' tightly and erase the mark:* tvitb an ink eraser: This will cut 'el the rough edges and all soil 'marks and leave the book quite clean.. Japanned ware should . be washed with a sponge.• .dainpeiied iu warth water and dried immediately With a soft. cloth. Obstinate spots can quick ly be removed by rubbing with• a wool- en cloth dipped in sweet'oll. t X• f � 1. • 7• B i. ,• 1.-1',...Niw x.,-'ltt.. By -Law N4 6, fQr 1910 nnrTn A By -Law to authorize the Municipal Council of therown of Clinton to enter into an ,ag- greenlent with. the Clinton Electric Light Co tor,the sup- ply of ele(tric light within the said Corporation, and the use of the streets in connection therewith. . WHEREAS the Clinton Elect'. lc Light Co, has heretofore supplied elec- tric light. within the Town of Clinton. and is desirous of securing the right to supply light for street lighting and for public andprivate use within the said Town for a further period. Proportions -of Beauty. If a woman be five feet five inches iu heighther. extended arms should .Treasure from tip of middle finger just fire feet Live inches, exactly .her own height. A. woman • eft- this height should_ -d1'easure twenty four. inches • 1st and thirty -fobs inches AND WHEREAS the Clinton Elec. trio Light Co. has agreed to supply electric light for public and private use tor the considerations and subject to all the terms and conditions wbich are contained in the agreement; which is set forth as Schedule "A" to this By. Law. AND WHEREAS the Municipal Oouncil of the saidTown deem it in the interests of the Corporation .to enter into such an agreement. BE IT, THEREFORE ENACTED BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF IHE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OEs' ULINTON AND IT IS BEUEBX ENACTED AS FOLLOWS: I. It shall be lawful for the Oorper- ation of the Town of Clinton to enter into thesaid agreement incorporated herewith and forming part of this By - Law and marked Schedule "A" to this ByLaw and to perform and fulfill all covenants and obligations on the part of the Corporation therein contained and the Mayor and the Clerk ot the saidOorporation are hereby authorized for and on behalf of the said Corpora- tion to execute and .leliver the Said In- denture of Agreement set north• and contained in the said Schedule "A" to this By -Law 2 ThisBy-Law shall come into force and take effect on the final passing - thereof. • 3. Tlie vote. of the electors of tl: e said Town shall be taken on this By - Law on the 2nd day ot May, 1910, const mencing at the hour of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until 5 o`clock in the afternoon of the same day at the following places and by the undermen- tioned Deputy Returning Officers; Polling Sub -Division No. 1 -St. An- drews Ward, at the Town Hall, Wal- ter Manning Deputy Returning Offi- cer, E. Savil e Poll Clerk. Polling "flub -Division No, 2 -St. James Ward,at the.Apple Evaporator, T. D. Johnson, Deputy Returning Offi- cer, A. F. Oudmore, Poll Clerk, • PollfngSub-75ibision No: 3 -St Johns Ward, at the Clinton Thresher Co. of- fice, J. O. 1jcMath, Depilty Returning Officer, H. Alexander Poll Clerk. P.olling Sub -Division No. 4 - St. Georges Ward at Leslie's Carriage Shop, S. J. Andrews Deputy Return ing Officer,• Jno. Ounninghame °Poll Clerk. round tho w:t about the bust. " • The upper arm should measure thir teen inches and 'the wrist sit. The calf of the leg . should_ measure four- teen and a half inches. the thigh. been-. Londesboro 1 ty-five and the ankle eight. From her R. Adams, I thighs to the grouted. she should meas- R. Rowland, Clinton " are just what slie ineasures front the I :highs' to the top of the head. • C U R E D I The distance, from the elbow to the C 0 RN S y The finger should be the :same as . IN 24 HOURS i o distance from the elbow to the You can painlessly remove any corn, either t middle of the Chest. ceding,. appl ing Putnam's ADVISED OPERATIO Cured by Lydia E. Pink- bam'sVegetableCompound Canifton, Ont. --"I had been a great sufferer for five years. One doctor told me it was ulcers of the uterus, and another told. Die it was a fibroid tumor. INo.one knows what I suf. fered. I would always be worse at certain periods, and never was regular, and the bearing -down pains were terrible. I was very ill in bed, and the doctor told me 1 would have to have an operation, and that .I might die during the operation. I. wrote to my sister about it and she advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Through personal cape rience I have found it the beat medi- cine in the world for female troubles, for it has cured me, and I did not have to have the operation after all. The Compound also helped me while pass- ing through Change of Life." -Mrs. LETITIA BLAnt, Canifton, Ontario. Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com- pound, made from roots and herbs has proved to be the most successful remedy for curling the worst forms of female ills, including displacements, inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu- larities, periodic pains, backache, bear- ing-down ear- i.ng down feeling, flatulency, indiges- tion, and nervous prostration. It costs but a trifle to try it, and the `result has been worth millions to sufferingwomen. •On Friday, the 29th day of April, 1910, the Mayor shall attend at the Council Chamber at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to appoint persons to attend at the various 'polling places as afore- said and at the final summing up of the votes by the"Clerk on behalf of the persons interested in and promoting or opposing the.passing of thisBy=Law, respectively. The Clerk of the said Town shall at- tend at the Council Chamber at the hour of. 1,1. o'clock in the forenoon of Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, 1010, to sum up the number of votes given for and against thisBy-Law and, sall then and there declare the result. • • Read a first and second time this fourth day of April, 1910: hard, soft or bl by Corn Extractor. It never-burns,leaves no scar, contains no acids; is harmlessbecause composed only of healing gums and balms. Fifty years in use. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists. 25c. bottles. Refuse substitutes. 5> P -CO RN EXTRACTOR From the top :of the head to the :•hin should be just the same length as the foot, and there should be the same distance between the chin and the armpits. •••s••••••••••••••o••••••s •itmee•••••••S•••o••••••e+% • Sewing • •• • th • • • • • • • • • • i • • Machin s = Agood SewingMachine is a Household necessity; • running a good machine. : there is untold pleasure in u g has qualified us to selet � Twenty years Experience T the best machine. • • Our IHih=Grade Machines • are built of Chilled steel, and adjusted on • ro• ller bear- • ings. Our Automatie Drop -head Machines are - perfect in construction, run easy, noiseless and a beautiful piece cf furniture besides. A ten year • guarantee with each machine. apPrices$2a�Oof Dro -head Machines $25,�i $35 and $0..- • and maintenance of such lamps shall be borne by the Ooru any. 9. No lamp erected by theOompanv under tne direction of the Town shall be removed without leave of the Muni- cipal Council of the Town. 10. The Municipal Council may re- quire the location of any lamp • to be changed at any time and the Company shall upon reasonable notice remove the same to such. new location as the Council shall fix upon and tne cost of such removal shall be borne by the ,awn, ' 11. The Town shall pay to the Com- pany for the street lighting the annual sum of thirteen hundred and forty-two dollars (31312,00) for one hundred and ten. lamps, the same being at the rate of $12 20 per lamp per year. 12. TheQompany shall upon reason- able notice, erect, furnish, repair and supply current to other street lamps of the character hereinbefore describ- ed to each number as.the Town shall require, at any time or times during the currency, of this contract,and such additional lamps shall in all respects conform -to the same conditions as the: 110 lamps hereinbefore provided for, except only that such additional' lamps as shall be providedover and above the aforesaid 110 shall be paid for by the Town at the rate of ten dollars per lamp per annum'; the Company shall not be entitled to receive any other re- muneration for the erection or com- pletion of the additional lamps and the necessories .thereto. 13. All sums payable by the Town for service under Ibis agreement shall be payable in equal monthly instal- ments nstal-menis on the first day of each month during the .currency of this agreement the filet' of such payments to fall due on the first day of November next (1910). 14. The contract shall came into operation on the first day of October next (1910) and subject to the further conditions hereof shall continue for the term of ten years. 15. In event of a By -Law of the said Town being passed and coming into. force for the manufacturing and sup- plying of electric .light by the Corpor- ation under the provisions of TheMun- icipal Light and Heat Act or of any other Act ot the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, then in such event this aggreement shall lapse and be wholly void•and at an end upon the termination of the :• period of three months „after the publication. of the award of arbitrators appointed under the provisions of the Municipal Act to determine the value of the • Company's plant or after the acceptance by the Company of an offer made by . the Town under the Municipal Act as the case may be (provided the Town shall not have given notice of. non-accep- tance of the award or of withdrawal of their offer) ; and in such event it is further expressly provided and agreed that iu estimating the value of the said Com_pany's• assets to be purchased by the Town in pursuance of such by-law and the btatutes.pertaining thereto,no allowance shall be made to .the Com- pany for prospective .profits or frau- 10. • 16. Uponspecial order of the Mayor of the said ;Town, the .Company shall on any. particular night, supply street lights till such late hour as the Mayors order. shall. require and such extra ser- vice shall: be paid for pro -rata to the service hereby contracted for. 17. If the Company at any time, in the opinion of the •Oouncil of the said Town, shall fail to furnish proper light on either the street or the private sys- tem, the system may be tested by the inspector appointed under The Electric Light Inspection Act and if the light shall be found to be below the proper standard and tne defect shall not be. remedied within .one month after no- tice to the Company of the result of. such test then .this contract shall be Voidable at the option of the.`Pown. ing supplied for buildings owned by the municipality and for churches, shall not exceed ten cents per thousand watts. 5. Meters' shall be supplied by the Company to all users of electric light requiring the same and.the rent pay- able therefore shall not exceed 25 cents per month. • 6, The Company shall erect and completely furnish upon the streets of the said Town. a system at least one hundred and ten lamps of the kind known as 50 watt tungsten lamps and shall provide the same with all neces- sary accessories and keep the same in proper repair and shall supply electric current sufficient to maintain a light of at least forty candle power for each limn which light: shall be maintained at all lamps from dusk till midnight for three hundred nights per year and shall also maintain at locations near the centre of the Town three of such lamps which shall provide light from. dusk till dawn every night. • 7. The three hundred days per year referred to in the next preceding para- graph, shall be apportioned so that the light shall be supplied on twenty-five nights per moptl�d nights wben no light shall be required .are to be speci- fied by the Town and in the absence of such specification shall be the nights when moonlight shall render artificial. light least essential.' 8. The street lamps herein referred. try shall be erected by the Company at such places within the said. Town as the Municipal. Council of the Town shall indicate and all expense in con- nection with the erection completion. x,-Cler-ki • Read a third time and finally passed in open council this day of ,1910. • • • • • •• • 11 ', Mayor ,...., Clerk. SCIIEDULTi:•*x1" • THIS AGREEMENT made the. fourth day of April, one thousand nine hundred and ten, BETWEEN the Corporation of the Town•ofOlintou Hereinafter called 'the Town' of the.first part, and ' William James Stevenson, and Wil-. liana John Nediger marrying on busi- ness at .the said Town of Clinton in n partnership under the name and style of "Clinton Electric Light Co." herein- after called "the Company" of the sec- ond part.. • WilliaREAS the Company has here• to the tofore supplied. •electric light town and citizens.: thereof for the pur- pose of lighting the streets, the muni- cipal buildings . and private . places of business and residences under a con- tract which will expire on the 1st day t. 1910); sex , October) of( e proposed AND WHEREAS it is p p that the Town. do grant to the Com- pany franehise ompany.franchise for supplying electric light within the limits of the saidTown es changes a period, subject to1; for J with reference to the system and to other conditions and restrictions which are hereinafter set forth. NOW .THIS AGREEMENT WIT- NESSETH that the parties hereto for themselves their successors and assigns each in consideration of the covenants and agreements entered into by the other and evidenced hereby do mutu- ally covenant, promise and agree each with the other in the manner and form following that is to say t 1, The Company shall 'produce and supply to the citizens of the said Town of Clinton, electric light, upon the sys- tem of incandescent lights for the ade- quate lighting of dwellings, places ot business, and other buildings to all citi- zens and organizations residing or do• ing business or requiring light within. the said .Con who shall tender proper contracts to the Company for due pay- ment for the sante, at the rates and in in accordance with the requirements video for, herein provided 2. Company r duce shall also 0 The U om anP anst.pply top the Town electric light for the purpose of lighting the streets and the municipal and other buildings controlled by the Town according to ,- el pro rates herein atthe a the system and vided for. be 3. All incandescent circuits shall supplied with adequate electric current and sufl r he furnishing a f proper n feltp p dent light from dusk of each evening clay. les succeeding g ` .lit of the oda daylight i; till4. The pr ee to be paid to the Com- pany by users of electric light shall not in any case exceed twelve cents per one thousand watts and the cost of light- ANOTHER 1..IIRACLE IN NAVA SCOTIA Thought the- Disease was Cancer of the Stomach • C Bring our Departmental Store . ythiyVV'll t their Catalogue. a wl lilee price. 1041000000•40000000110110000000 110NN110iNi11•06N0MiilNl•/ FINGER. • CONTAINS .NOAIiIMAIOiton:FAT BRADY tilNt l Iilllln I sao sts Mrs, 'Xi. 1,1 Bo lwell, of ;t ,7 Pro: as 18. The Company shall 'keep all poles and wires in good repair through out the period of this: contract and in event of any of the poles or other plant becoming, in the opinion of the Ooun- cil of the said Town,. unfit for 'use or dan erous or unsightly, the Company sham forthwith repair or replace the e gam The Go 19. 7. • `' m a shall not. assign p ny or sublet this contract without the leave of the. Town first : obtained in tyriting under the sealof the Corpora- tiofi'of•the.said Townr . denclier Ave., St,. liuuifave, Winnipeg, • { ea. ys "Some time two my chiitirL,n them the poison entered a mail scratch took.diphtheria, awl n bile attending on the second finger o€ n y left bawl.d. 1 This became Very and brood-puis,u- ing aeon set in. For months aft( r•tho children were quite wall I Wits suffer- ing from n shockingly bad duoor. The ecrateh was caused originallyeby a 01; and in itself, was not at all aetious. The consequences, however, of neglect- ing th i5scratch,wero very serious to Inc. When the blood -poisoning scan Itrlcd poultices and a salvo I had in the hour:('. These, however, did not nave the desired effect. Quite • on thocontrary the finer became more and more swollen and dis- colored. It then began to fester, and I hall to call in a doctor. Ile lanced the finger to lot out the pus, and• youcnn imagine how painful the finger wast Despite his caro, however, it again festered and the ointments, liniments, and other prepare - tions which the doctor• gave me seemed ebsotutelyunable to bring about anyrelief. "Tho doctor thereupon advised mote go Into the 8t. Boniface Hospital. 1 feared that if I went to tho Hospital the finger would be amputated. Wo wore told of a Daae similar to my own in which 7.am-ltuk had effected aourewhen everything else had fettled and the doctor had said that only anipiitation could save the parson's hand. " Wo, therefore, decided to give lam• Buk atrial, A Supply was procured, and we commenced the Zatn-split treatment. It of tht el op fewdays blood-poisoning o poisoning and inflammation were reduced, the pain became lora arittq, and it was evident ✓ ery shortly that tho trouble vas being t oduced ton loss and dill less area. We persevered with the lann•Thilc and in the end the fostering sore was thoroughly cleaned, healed. In under er threereo wo d weolt:s from h . roin first eontmonclna with lulu- Huk, the finger was entirely .wol 1; , and had wan applied 1 am •llult inthe first t place. nod tordinary pleparations doubt I should have saved myself hours o nd hours of acute agony." All mothers should note this ease. Zam-lrnit le a sure cure for b!eod•peisoning, feiaering, outs, ec ratrhe s from m 'barbed wire, bruises, eael r /porno. rs,hsettet, salt rheum, flee Sores, ulcera, pileslad leg, Tole( Is wins, and akin ininuesnd diseases, bile a box, all drag. lits And stores or poet fres from Zam•riuk Ca, Toronto, for price.. Send In stanip for postage et tree trial box.. Rtetnws ell imitations. 20, In`event of the works or plant of theCompanv being destroyed by fire or other accident so that it shall be im- possible to supply light,then this agreement shallat the option ot the Town, be determined. , . • 21. • The Company shall in event of accident forthwith repairanydamages which may . prevent them furnishing the services contracted for. • 22. This contract shall enure for the benefit of, and extend to and be bind- ing upon the parties hereto • and also their successors and assigns, 23 If any dispute pertaining to any- thing herein provided for shall arise between the•users of light whose rights and liabilities are within the contem- plation of this agreement, or'any of them, or the Town on the one hand and the Company on the other, the Town or the Oompany m a require re such dispute to be and the • same shall thereupon be referred to three arb tray tors one to be appointed by the Town, one by the Company and the third by the two so appointed as aforesaid and the finding and award of any two ( said arbitrators shall he finaland 'bind- ing upon the parties hereto and shall by them be carefully kept, Observed and performed ; it being understood that the costs of any such submission shall in all cases be borneb by un- successful n successfulparty.. IN 'WITNESS WHEREOF the Mun- icipal Corporation of the Town ofClin- ton has hereunto affixed its Corpora- tion Seal by the hands of the Mayor and the Clerk thereof and the parties of the second part have hereunto set their hands and seals. SIGNED SEALED and DELIVERED W J ,,Stevenson (s) in the -presence of W. J. Nediger • (s) W..BRYDONE "FRUIT-A-TIYE$" Cured Him SYDNAY MINES, N. S., JANUARv 25TH 1910 "Por many years I suffered torture from Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Two years ago, I was so bad that I vomited my food constantly. The agony I endured all these years, I cannot describe and I lost over 25 pounds in weight. I also suffered with Constipation which made the stomach trouble worse. I consulted physicians, as 'I was afraid the disease was cancer but medicine gave only temporary relief and then the disease was. as bad -as ever, I read in the "Maritime Baptist" about "Fruit -a -tines" and the cures this medicine was marking and I decided to try it. After taking three boxes, I found a great' change for the better and now I can say "Pruft-a-tives" has entirely cured " me when every .other treatment failed, and:I reverently say 'Thank God for Pruit-a-tives' ! !t' EDWIN ORAM,. Sx. " krruit-a-tines" sweetens the stomach, increases the flow of gastrid juice, strengthens the stomach muscles, and insures sound digestion. The wonderful powers of this famous fruit medicine are never more clearly shown than in curing the apparently hopeless cases of Dyspepsia and Constipation. 5oc a box, 6 for 2,so, or trial size, 25C, At dealers or from Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. o Mayor 6......111,.*`. Clerk NOTICE TAI. 1 NOTICE that the above is a true copy of a proposed by-law which has boon taken into consideration, and will be finally considered and passed by the Municipal Connell of the "town of Clinton (in event of the assent of the Qfeetei s being obtained d th e roto) niter ono month from tho first publication theroou in the Ne Clinton LvEra..wl»nh .flat publication took place on Friday, the eighth day of April 1010. 1 be taken •o ors Will vote t and thatof the olt. thereon on tho day and at the hours therein fixed. Dated at the Town Cleric's Office h isoF t1 day ot April, 1010. 1). I.. SIACP1111RSON. 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