Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-6-30, Page 2PAC; TW THE COUNTY HOME Torrance collect $90. due on ni in favor of Attain Ledenslayer pre. The House of Refuge Committee re. sent an inmate. ported as follows, at the recent session We view with clean the growing of the County ' •tenciency towards filling the House Of Re Lamont , estete, Mr, Latoont has Refuge with paying inmates Or those for sOme time been an inmate of the having means of Support Contrary to blouse of Refuge and beMg blind mitt the declaration provided in the eppli- incapable of looking after his farm or cation for admIsslon. H this is ()outlast. affairs, we applied to the county judge ed our House of Refuge will soon be - for the necessary aethority to Admin.- come a Cheat.) boarding house mid we ister the estate, This Was granted, and will be bound to provide increased fie - we took steps to have 'all notes anci coin:nod:Won for the increased number accounts collected and the estate put eif inmates and we strongly recommend in order. The farm Wft, offered for that in future the declaration and form Sale at first by auction, but the best of the application be strictly adhered Offer did not reach the reserve price, to and that none but those having no H was 'finally disposed of to Mr. Rod_ other means of support be admitted,' eriek MacKay for the sum of $2,400..1 tPt Bonus to J, R. Reynolds Owing to the efficieocy in the per - All the negessary papers have been completed and registered and the bni" formance of his dutlei by the manager, ance of the purchase money,.after de- Mr, J, R. Reynolds we recommend that ducting expenses, has been deposited ft bonus of 5200, be granted to him In to the creditof the county Is t.rust for addition to his salary, the same to be Mr. Larnot, • paid at the and of this year. Re the Swinbank property, the neged I In amendment to clause 9 it was of more land has long been felt, and moved ,by Dr, Milne, seconded by Mr, your committee took steps hrthe early Trewartha that the application form Spring to secure ihe same. We had I for admission to the House ofRefuge be two propositions placed before us (a) amended to include those having means to purchase the Plumsteel, farm of 40 and In the second case those who are acres across the London road in Stan- indigent. ley Township for the sum of $4,000; ' (b) or purchase the Swinbank proper- ty north of the House .of Refuge farm TIEN, WATERY BLOOD consisting of 23 acres for $4000, On this property is a brick house and oth. I Tho Clinton New $ra Minister Inducted to Motherwell Charge er outbuildigs and a good orchard favor of the Swinbank Rich, Red Blood Brings Bright taking up in all three acres of the 23 We decided in. Rev, Neil Leckie, Formerly , Loradesboro, Assumes , Charge of Congregations. The induetion servic'es , of Rev. Neil Leckie of Kirkwell and a former Pastor of the Londesboro PreSbyterifus church took place at MOtherwell 'Titurscley, • The presbytery irmt et 10 a.m. when the report of the wonnissioners to the General Assembiy, Rev, Dr, Martin, Rev Finlay Matheson, Rev. C. N, Patten, of Milverton, Rev. D. Ritchie, of Cromarty and Mr, John Andrew of Stratford was presented. At the induction service Dr, Martin presided; Rev, G, T. AtkinSon of Morn IngtOn former minister of Motherwell and Avonbank, preached; Rev. Ritchie, of Croknarty addressed the minister and Rev. J. W. Gordon of Mitchell address- ed the people.' MEANS ILL HEALTH property as being the more conven-! Eyes and Rosy Cheeks tent and better for the purposes need- ' ',se, —. ed. Swinbank has eince purchased the . three acres with the house for es o ..., 5,„:), . The girl who returns home from school or from work thoroughly tired leaving the cost of the 20 acres clear out will be fortunate if she escapes a at 52,500. The whole teansattion has i . in tired so easily is probably the first , physical breakdown, because this gett- been completed aid thepurchase mon.i ey paid. $.3 Tev-leee . We decided that all paying inmates be charged $3.50 per week .for board, except those requiring special care and attendance, and that the rate for such be fixed by the inspector and meraeer. (Th:s was uneinied to make the charge $5 per week). • It was decided that all orders and accounts against the estates of imnates be passed upon.by the inspector and this committee. We instructed the inspector, mane. ger•and clerk to prepare a circular to be sent to all reeves and municipal clerks setting forth the proper steps to be taken and the course pursued in ' placing inmates in the Home. We deem this necessary in view of the fact that many inmates are placed there without flagetiietafalItiet900000.010alC01099.04 Local News thiseaRaseearogl099>ta4Kiinea6stascapitcitict Buy Your Tiehets, The world ilt your very door, when Chautautpia comes to China Pour wonderful days, Be a booster. Dity season tlekets now, Will Help Clinton. , The Indications from the Northwest are of a :pumper crop. The feet ts Wresting because of its bearing on the local industrial situatiOn. The people of Motherwell entertain- ed the members of the .Presbytery and their wives to lunchon in the basement of the church ,after the induction. The Presbytery also made pro -vision- al arrangements for the opening of a new church in St. Marys which is to be Weer St. Presbytrian church. Arrang ments will go in effect on the reception of the official document Froin the As- sembly. - warning symptom of a thinning blood that must not he clisregarded if her health.is to be preserved. When the blood becomes thin and impure the patient becomes pale. She not only tires out easily but often suff- ers fromij headaches, palpitation of the heart, dizzy spells and a loss of appet- ite. In this condition Dr, Williams' Pink Pills will be found to have a beneficial action on the blood. Miss Delima Laf- reniere, St, Ambrose Man., has proved this in her own case, and advises others to use these pills. She says: "Before 1 began the use of,Dr. Williams Pink Pills I felt like a complete wreck of my form er self. My blood was poor and thin. 1 suffered from faint and dizzy spells, and had backaches and headaches al- most every day. 1 decided to give Dr, the necessary preliminaries being com- Williams Pink Pills a trial and by the pleted and this has given rise to much time 1 had used three boxes I felt much after trouble that night be obviated by better and I continued taking the pills taking the proper steps at first. . until I felt as well as I ever did. For With reference to the burial of de- what they did in my case Icannot re - ceased paying inmates, it was decided commend these pills too highly." that the inspector be .authorized to pay Dr. Williams' Pink ,Pills can be Ob - burial expenses but of the fund to their tained from any dealer in medicine, ob credit and that the Inspector exercise by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes his own judgement as to having the bur for 52.50 from TheDr. Williams Medic nal made in the cemetery where the in, ine Co., Brockville, Ont. inate may wish to be buried, at his or Cream Cans Unlawfully Held her own expense. We commend the able manner in which all the officials are preforming their duties and note with pleasure the neat and contented condition of the in- mates, We recommend that the Warden sign the necessary, documents to trans- fer lot 22, Kelly's seriey, alsb lot 17, IY!e0aughey's survey, in the Village of Blyih' at present vested in the county and priviotisly known as the 3, G. Mc- Donald estate on the payment 01 525. to pay for expenses, and also that Mr. People unlawfully lvtving cream cana which belong to dairies are liable to the i the New Era?". penalty- of the law and a number ofsuch I „Do.aege TebooPed Pe ers. people were hailed into the Toronto 1 ! '!' The ltd has be,n rut dg:•,..m tIghtly police c,.urt this week, Where they were 1 e!: onewthYornk poriaton of eps f he i1' • ,r.1.. , ;ie0.11 CinnthiaDthe lover foolt bes.d.,-s other cuts d%11Ile convicted but Mt off on a suspenddn Polic(1301tand dtisin ithGund Am - 511 e laid off w,rf,r Ss 52 Mr, sentence as this was the first occasion ,1:1,111,, ,Il &TAO Oir../11 .., 1,.:1 d, %. T, 0! ..-...2 11 1., .,.1 n lure writ- eomIncled by C. el.,c% s 0c:112221 his wrist. whe11 thrown ,n which an offence of the sort had- I b. en barred from the re 1 and the from the cycle. been brinight before the magistrate for 1 1 toms. The odd copy ,1 ihi s mag- ,.., 1,0,nyc.,sti. g a..,, 1.. 1g. Williams aAne which wanders into Canada now some time.and th‘n is said -to have been "but. sn,1 1;01,ert P 2e,,... 1.111C0 ri are represent- Fireman's Garden Party. i , . , . The magistrate. was particularly i ed n this issue. Rcd and (..g,in In Can- Wednesday evening of this week the strong in his arraignment of the men in 'egg'" ada Is publi'ghed monthly by W. J. Tay- C'Entun firemen held their ga:den party 911 the recreation Park, Music was supplied by the Kiftie,Band and Phalen's Orchestra. Solos were given by Miss Marion Gibbings and Mr. Chas. Cook, There was lots of fun dancing on the green. A demonstration was also given by a new fire extinguisher which was a great success. The good reports make it sure for the firemen to hold another garden party. The proceeds goes to the fund for new uniforms. Thursday, •Jima 301h, 4921, A Pleeeent Evening A delightful Garden Nay was held Friday evening on the rectory !awn under the auspiCOS of the Ladies' Guild. of St Patin Chore's, Phelen's Or. chestra was in attermance and Miring the evening, Mr. 'Charles •Cook Sang several solos. There was a large crowd and the proceeds will considere ably increase the funds of the Gulisi Wrong Construction. The figures on the address label do not stand fol the date of the mouth but for the year, For. instance Jan. teary 21 does not mean the 21st of JaulturY, het tat of January 1921. The New Era is the loser by the wrong interpretation. • It Might Do Them Good. Goderich Signal:—"Babe" Ruth, the home -run man, was sent to jail for One day for speeding. The next day he made two home -runs. TheNtanage- mein of the Purity Flour team are considering whether it would not be a good idea to send the whole team to Castle Griffin for S. week. A, F. & A. M. Officers, Last Friday night on the Anniversery of the Festival of St. John the Baptist the following Officers of Clinton Lodge No. 84, A. 11. 8z. A. M., G. R. 0., were Installed and Invested by At. W, Bro. Dr, J. W, Shaw assisted by W. 13ro, Dr. W. Master .. „W. 1310. A, F. Cudinore 1, P. Master , ....W. Bro, 1.. Lawson Sr, Warden „ W. Bro. J. A. Ford Jr. Warden , ....Bro. E. Rozell Cheetah] W. Bro. Dr. J. S. Evans Treasurer W. Bro, W. D. Fair Secretary ,, Bro, 11, B. Chant Sr. Deacon Bro, G. Elliott Jr, Deacon . „ . . Er°, 'Chris, Yeutter D. of C. W. Bro, Ball Bro. C. Draper Bro. A. Castle Bose Pell. To -Night The Stratford Baseball Mans pills here Ole evening at 5i30, The seniors hive strengthened up and Will mike a goad shiswing, A Pleasant Evening One Question Lackixig. The census takers are on the Job and with a line of questions that will make some of the maiden ladies stam- mer and blush. There certainly isn't, much personal history overloked, A- bout the only question lacking is "Have you paid your Subscription to I. Guard Tyler Sr. Steward Jr. Steward Auditor V, Wor, Bro. A. J. Holloway Auditor Bro. G. 13. Hale July Rod and Gun. The July number of Rod and Gun in Canada, the well known sportsmen's magazine, contains many interesting fishing stories and articles; including "Piscatorial Doubters" a' tale 'of Timag. and fishing by M. Parkinson. Piscicult- ure by Leo Baker,. describes the culture g,i fishes!, at tele of the fifteen gover- nrneet hatcheries. The hunter is "well looked after in this issue with interest - i,112 ad.:olints of hunting trips in Oilier- The Band gave their open air concert last Thursday ,at the Park and was much enjoyed. Those not !Ming ears were ebie to have seats in the grand.. Stand, ' Any Changes? The Soldiers Memorial Committee met last night and completed arrange- ments for the erection of Memorial in Post Office. Any changes in names antst be handed Secretary, Lte-Col Rance, instanter, The Est appeared in New Era several weeks ago. Bro. C. Middleton Bro, F. JeJnkina The Canadian Seed GroWerS1 Assoc elation Sas been IneOrpOrated With heaclquertere at Ottawa. A Mild epidemic of smallpox -411 Bolton hes resulted In' all public as - sett -11,110S being banned. William Smith, aged 8, was reseued from beneath a wharf at Elk bake, Ont- ario, by 3, W. Rodies, Mrs, W, Todd, of Orillia, was elege tett' president of the Federated Wo. men's Institutes of Canada, Henry Offer, a 'British Columbia civil engineer, lost both legs when run over ISy a freight train, Benjamin Galley was knocked from his bicycle by a motor truck at Oak- ville and seriously injured, The yards of the Victoria Ship- owners, Limited, 13. C., havebeerf taken over by the federal government. Minor Locals The students finished writing on Tuesday at the Collegiate, Quite a number of the boys will be going down to attend the,Cadet camp at Carling's Heights, London fern town. The camp is being held the first week in July. Wins Heintzman Scholarship Miss Dorothy Collyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gus, Collyer, of London and formerly of Clinton, is the winner of the Heintzman 550 scholarship for the highest marks in Senior examina- tion at the London Conservatory of music. We offer congratulations to the young lady. A Bad Accident Last Sunday afternoon Mr, Gordon Hall, while riding on the back of Mr. Iticock's motor cycle on the Huron Road. ttleeve Holinesyille, got his foot caught in the drive chain, and was thrown off, breaking his colter bone, and having the toe -nails tore off his Blyth:—At the last regular meeting of Blith school board, Mr. Fred Sloman was appointed principal of the public sdhool while Miss 'Bell retains the prin- cipalship of the continuation classes. Mr. Sloinan receives an increase of $10:5 in salary. The new fire hall at Oakville will be formally opened on Wednesday next. The ban on the export of gold from Canada has been continued until July 1, 1922. Reduce the Cost of Selling —Use Long Distance INK. of Long Distance in terms of time and money saved. "Use the 'Bell' to Sell." It is today the most L effective form of approach to customers. Your personality,' the convincing tones of your voice, will bring results when .everything else fails. "Ivfany of our Long Distance calls are now Station -to -Station calls"— Writes a subscriber. "We notified Our customers that two of our most 'capable men had been designated to look after Long Distance business. As soon as Long Distance calls, our Private Branch Exchange operator switches the call instantly to one of these men, which gives our client tlfe advantage of Station -to -Station rates Increasing the efficienty of asale.sforcetenper• . cent is well worth while, Our Sales Manager callsup our traveller.; by Tgong Distance, or they call him. Be encourages them, advises theta, helps thorn to secure ordem, If cOmpeidtionhas arisert he learns of it in time to meet it," • itr,ogg01; 3,5 Rwstest Belt regleplzono is a Long Station , ' 1,410,erte*Sre,dev, question, who came from Holland Land log. The milk and cream cans belonged to the city dairy, the Bowes Co., and the Toronto Creamery (1.1.5.0.) and It was claimed by the defendants that they had come into possession of the cans in various ways, though none of them had ever shipped milk or cream to the firms in question. One man claim ed to have purchased his at auction sales, another had secured them front a pedlar, while still another, more fortun ate than his fellows, had the unique explanation that the cans in his posses- sion (which were good ones) had been given to him. • The practice of tnis-handling cream - cans belonging to other people, in this way has become altogether too general as was stated at the trial and concerted efforts are being made p put a stop to it byzmeans of -legal action—the oniy effective method. NEART WEAK NERVES SHATTERED. • _ If you are in this COnditiOn there Only onli'thirig to4� tante die MILBURN'S HEART'id NERVE • • PILLS and See how quicity they WM regulate ad .kitteligthen the h'eart' andresidre the whOle, nervous system to a healthy and normal condition. Mig. W. W. Peaite, 14 Seaton St., Mont/Si Oht., *as left with a weak heart and in a' run-down condition from the ?flu." my nerves were badlyshattered, and I hid suek pain idthy heart I Could tot sleep ranch at night. 1 took several doctors' medi- cines without getting any better: My husband got me to try Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, and after I took one box I got relief, and after taking six boxes I have been well and not bothered sialliurn's Haut and Nerve Pills are 50e. a box at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Go., Limited, Toronto,, Ont. No Passport Necessary. loi-, 1 imUsi 11 Ontario. The Department of !emigration and Colonization, in a statement issued re- cently, says that the tourists du not re- quire passports as a condition to entry from Canada to 'the United States or for the return journey. Immigrants coming to 'Canada to work or reside frons Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bul- garia or Turkey are barred. The ban does not apply to persons coming. to Canada from these countries when be- longing to the non-immigrant class. As Goderich Saw "Us." Goderich Signal:—On Tuesday the Purity Flour team journeyed to 'Clin- ton to play their first game of the sea- son in that burg. Due chiefly fp the wildness of Butler iti the.second innings the Purities managed to squeeze out a win by' the score of 6 to 4. Cooper did }the twirling tr 'Goderich and though he was in many holes he Man- aged, with good fielding behind him, to get out of them. Sturgeon el third was the worst offender on the Purity team in regard to errors, having three misses and a wild throw chalked up against him, The., Purity Flour team was changed around considerable,. with Ramsay at first, McLeod shortstop and Sturgeon at third. R. Bisset replaced Sturgeon in the sixth. The Puilties were unable to score in the first, but they , got four counters in ihe' second, on five passes and two errors. ,They were unable to score again ‚until the eighth, when they scored twee more on hits by McLeod and Hart and Cooper's sacrifice hit. Clinton got two runs in the fifth on two hits and gurgeon'S two errors. They also got two hits in the eighth on two hits, a pass and a sacrifice hit. The Clinton team had three juniors playing for their and they showed up well, the defeat being no fault of theirs. Hovey at first look- ed especially good.' Father Dead The Brussels Post of last week re- fers to the death of the father of Mrs. G. L, Walker, of Winona, and a for- mer resident of Clintoro—An old and respected resident passed away last Wednesday at the home of his son, Thomas Williamson, 18th Concession, Grey Township, following a general break -down of the system, in the per- son of Thos. W. Williamson, at the age of 84 years. Mr. Williamson was bona in ' the township of South Elmsby, County of Leeds, Ontario, and came to Grey - Township over 50 years ago. Mrs. Williatzson, whose Inaiden name was Elizabeth Milligan, pre -deceased him about 10 years. The family con- sists of three sons, George and Thomas,' of Grey, and John, of MeKilicm; and three . daughters, Mrs., H, Ramsay, of Grey, Mrs. George 4,, Walker, Winona, and Mrs. John Huffman, Goderich, There is also, living onelsrother, George now of British Columbia. Mr, liarnson Was a Conservative in politics although he never participated 'Wive- ly in either municipal or political a!f- fairs, The funeral, service was conduct- ed on Saturday afternoon by Rev. J. W. 13u1ton, the remains being borne tbs Brussels cemetery. The casket was carred by Louis and Jes, Williamson, Enoch Clark, Wilfrid Reid, Jnee Huff- man and Jas, Fultatt Every ir..mber of the family was in attendance at the rtme...t .1 Say BankAct to Lower Money Price Views of Ottawa on Bank of England Reduction of Discoant Ottawa June 23.—News of the reduct Mil in the Bank of England discount rate to 6 per cent Was received With in. terest by officials of the Finance De- pnrelneitt here. The Minister of Finance had no continent to make on the reduct ion but it was pointed out by an official that banking interests were more direc- tly concerned'. Another' Official stated that its London was the gold market for the world the Bank. of England •acted as Is barometer, indicating the supply astailable, The falling. of the discount rate apparently showed that the gold supply' had reached a point which just- ified the decrease.Cheaper money would result from 'the reduction. ) de toms and invigorates tire whole ; , ... port:ohs system. makes new Stood ' gt.,2 al old Veit's. Used ior Nervous 1).',4;0,nd7,.0''Ao,Dire,botjsff)ogfoil8engtel&vi•a,adpagtpnistiantuf,,g,,,,,,gyof, the Heart, Farling Mentos", Fiice $2 vet boe,3 e. for $5, Sold by alt druggists, or ;hailed in plain pkg. on receipt of price. New PeelPlitel mailed itcegriZ Wows r.tStilinfir. WO OD'S PHOSPliODINEJ, The Great Eriolich Prepare:NM. Goderich Surd:nor School A Summer School is beim; held in Goderich from July 1 8th to e5th. The programme is a very attractiee one and it is hoped that this Summer School will be a success as this is the first one to be held at Goderich. The evening services will be especially- interesting as a series of talks on Canada's pro- blems is being given by splendid speak- ers, The following is the list:" • Monday:—Rev. J. 0. L. Spracklin TueSday:—A Labor Leader Wednesday:—Prin. J. 13. Reynolds of 0. A. C. Thursday:—Harry Gundry, Friday—A Returned Missionary. • The afternoons are devoted to re- creation under the direction of Rev. 'Conway, of Kintore. The morning ser- vices include worship and song In charge of Rev. H. D. Moyer; Bible 5tudy—Fiev, L, Blies, 13, A, ot Iiighgate, Ontario; A series of talks by Rev, W. E. Milison, of the Department of Evangelism and Social iervice on "The Relating of Life to Action." Miss- ion Study Classes will b'e led by Miss Wellwood, of China, Miss M. Bailie, of Goderiah, Rev. J. Button, of Walton and ReV. 0. Williams, of Parkhill, The rates for delegate's is a registration fee of 52 and 58 for the board and room for the week. Miss Florence Mooney„ of Goderich is the registrar. 111 Moriiln Never Cote 11, D OES this illustration pic- ture your expefience ? What is more distressing than being. unable tb sleep? Sleeplessness one of the fust and Most certain symp- toms of exhausted nerves. 'This is the warning- that you need the asaistanob of Dr. Cliame's Nerve Food to restore vigor to the nerve cells and thereby avoid the develop- ment of serious nervous trotible. By improving the quality 01 the blood and building up the nervous system this well-known restorative brings new energy and strength to the whole body. 55 cents a box, 11 for $2.75, all dealers, or Ildmansea, Bates & Co., Ltd„ Toronto, SENIOR SERIES Clinton's Games at litnne Ares Thursday, June 30th with Stratford. Friday, July 15th with Ciediton. Friday, July 22 with Zurich ge• Monday, July 25th with. Stratford . Monday; Aug. 1st, with Goderich - JUNIOR SERIES AT HOME Seaforth Exeter Exeter Seaforth July 5 July 19 July 29 August 5 House and Lot for Sale. Frame house, ten rooms, bath and all conveniences, hot water furnace with radiators; hydro lights; excellent cellar; acre ground with garage; central location. Apply on -premises, W. S. Downs, cornor, Ontario and William streets, opposite Ontario St. Church. Notice to Creditors In the Estate of hicttry Folland, Deceased Two Small Boys Were Lost , Great anxiety was felt throughout the town last Thursday evening when it became known that the two little sons of Mr. Jellies Doherty, the eldest a lad of six, had wandered from home. No trace of them was found througout the day, and a general alarm was sound- ed in the evening. A phone call from Bayfield located the two boys there. They had walked Practically the whole distance, about ten miles; arm were en- joying a hearty meal at the home of StinSbn tsBayfield st the tintc, Wheresibbitts knoWti. NOTICE is Iicroby givdn th‘t all persons having claims against the estate of Henry Foll.i.nd, kite of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, lab- orer, deceased, who died on or about the third day of Thine, 2921, are re- quired to deliver to The Canada Trust Company, the Executor of the said es- tate or its solicitor on or before the 20th day of July 1921, a full statement of their claims together with particulars therof, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said Ex- ecutor will proceed to distribute the estate of Ise said deceased amongst the persons enttfled Ithereto having 're- gard only to such claims as it shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith.. DATED at Clinton, this 25th day of June, A. D., 1921. W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for the said Executor. A Sudden Call . 4.< .W 4p. .7 Friends were indeed surprised on Monday to learn of the death .of Br - nice Kay, wife of Mr. Ralph White, df Lapeer, Michigan, and daughter of Dr, and. Mrs. W. J. Kay, of the same place. The deceased .was born in Clinton* a. - bout 28 years Igo and,returned liter to finish her schooling at the C, C. I, after wards teaching for 2 years in Lapeer. About 4 years ago she was married to her bereft husband and a son "Billy" suivives, Another baby was born on Monday morning; but the ' relatives here do not know if the baby is living or not, at present. Besides her par- ents, one sister also survives. Mrs'. W. J. Treleaven and Mr, John Gibbings left on'Wednesday to attend the funeral which is being held to -day. The New Era extends condolence to the heresy. ed. A Tie Garai.. Last Thursday evening the people who went over to the baseball park saw the game of the season.when the seniors and juniors crossed bats. Both teams played snappy hall end .. the spectat'ors got the worth of their money. Butler, had -13 strikeouts and walked 1; while Fred McTaggart, of the juniors, had 6 strikeouts and walked 4. The juniors had 5 left on bases while 6 seniors were left stranded. Dr. Shaw was umpire and had a busy time pleasing everybody'. Fbllowibg was the lineup and score:— Seniors—Draper, ss; Hawkins, 2b; Steep, rf; Tasker, lb; 13ufler, p: Wieck If; Cooper, c; Huller, cf; Fulford, 3b, Juniors—Elliott, ss; Munn, 21); And- erson, rf i W.. Hovey, Ib; McTaggart, p; C. Hovey, If; Bawden, c; Mutch, cf; Cook, 3b. Juniors ..-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 Seniors ...-0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-2 Here and There 411.••••••• . A Hamilton clergyman was fined 55 for speeding while on his way to a death bed. The Canadian Brotherhood of Rail- way Employees will meet at Winnipeg on August.9th, R. Quackenbush, aged 87, commit- ted suicide at ingers011 by jumping into the Thames river, House and Lot fot• Sale II Frame house in good repair, 8 rooms town water, 2 lots near acre; good garden, about 40 plum trees in one lot, good cement stable. Possession can be given by 1st of September or sooner. Apply to Mrs. Geo. flayes, or Mr. A. Wilken, • 'HYDRO BONDS -. There is atillOUneed to -day a nevi Wet of 53,300,000 Ilyaltet Bonds is take up an issue now matiffi6g, This is not a new indebtecinesa but a ill - issue. The issue is dated 24th, June 1921, bears 6% Interest and matures 1941. The price is 97.I1 and the yield to the investor is 634%, • Hydro is a revenue producer and the issue is guarantied by the Province of Ontario and is a specially attrac- tive investment. Victory Bonds show a falling off. iTo-day's market price for 1934 /maturity is 93. W. BRYDONE DOCTOR'S HOLIDAYS Until fiirther notice the Doctors of Clinton will observe Wed:le5d:1y after- noon as a holidne. One d, !tor always remaining in his office to attend Erna." , gency pelts,Rf which he can be noti- fied by telephone. MR. WALTER LOWE, Professional Piano Tuner and Repairer to the Trade. Orders for Tuning left at Harland Bros: .I•11110.111trmmeamenemMalowleatmeamtecvor Wells Wells Cleaning, Repairing and Digging, Apply to Lavis & Alceek Hohnesville. 111.11semolavenmenexemoramonmemancernstacamvarmesamommuneloabo Puncture Proof Inner Tubes Have your car fitted with the Arco Cushion Tubes. No punctures, no blow outs. All sizes of tubes kept in ttock. W. L. Peffers, Corner Albert and Pella. cella Street Clinton. , For Salo, Two size roomed houses on Preder ick St. near the 'new Flax Mill, will be sold very cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to Jacob Taylor or O. B, Hale.