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The Clinton New Era, 1921-8-18, Page 6INWE araC The. Clinton New Bra 171rE QUOT Very LowPrices fJ: tl. :r M�rrirn s ttention Do you know that we sell Pol•arine Oil, Mica, Axle Grease, Eldorada Castor Machine 011, and other Lubricants, Zenoleum Dustbane. (Crenoid fp-Bulk)) and sprayers to apply it with. Corless , 8e Venner PHONE ----53 Hardware and Electrical • TRY T. Hawkins ;FOR PLUMPING HEATING ' AND or:,. ROOFING 0- • Repairing Promptly Done Phone 53 ;Ueda Furnaces Lead There is a Reason Ask Us. 'Genuine D. L. & W. "A' '11 Scranton Coal Yes we have it in all sizes. Don't put off buying as the price is gradually stiffening. Delay will only cause a pane icky1buying craze similar to that ex- perieneed last fall when prices went crazy,. Let me advise you to fill up with MUSTARD'S COAL it answers the burning question: We also carry in stock for your, con- venience AT CLINTON xv,IN Hardwood, in different qualities Slabs, the ideal summer fuel, Cedar rails, fine for kindling,Canada Cement, the standard article, Threshing coal. convenient and safe. AT BRUCFFIELD Hemlock Lumber at new prices, 2X, 3X & 5X •Shingles, • atyour own price Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, Ohest tut, Stoye and Soft Coal..; ` PNO.. B. MUSTARD Clinton & Brucefield. Phone for Clinton No. 74. "'' ' Phone for Brueelaeld 11 OR 8111. " I LIVE POULTUY Y ANTEII Our advice would be to market your Poultry early this year while prices are, high. Fall prices are expected to be much lower than last year. Sell now. Enquire of us for prices. GUNN LANGLOIS & CO, LTD. Clinton, Ontario N. W. Trewartha Local Manager Tho up.to-date Firm Ottawa Journal: Northcliffe's func- tion seems to be to plates Great Brit- ,ain's most distingoishe 1 statesmen, with mud before sending them to the disar- mament conference., 1845 to 1921 FOR 7�go7YEARS II, I HAS BEEN RELIEVING Diarrhoea, Dysentery, ,Colic; Cramps, Pains in the Stomach,. Cholera, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus; Sea Sickness, SutnfnerCornpla nt'and all Looseness" of the Bowels. Bunny dct la reboui,62$ation enoelgh WHY SAY MORE? We wish to warn the public against tieing iinposdd upon by unscrupulous dealers who substitute the so-called Straw berry. Compounds for "Dr. Fowler's." Ask for "Dr. Fowler's""and insist oh gettitig in The ,cheap ithitatione'may be dangerous to your health. A WIYONDi.RFlUL'6tlgillIEDY,. i.. Mr. 't. S. Gable, • Claremont, Ont. writes, tIt is 'with great pleasure ]i Write you to earthat,I can't speak too highly of .our wonderful remedy, Dr. Fowler'e Extract of Wild Strawberry.,. 1 wan troublod with, diarrhoea and tried everything Leonid think of to relieve me,, but•nothfng seemed, to do mo any good. 1 was advised to tr'Dr. rowler's i and found it great. I would recommend it to any one Buffering as 1 did." • Price, 50o. a bottle• mit up only by Tho T. Milburn Co,, I,iinited, Toronto, Ont, No Band Concert Owing to the rain last Thursday ev- ening the open air Band Concert was postponed. Coal Coming In. This week Mr. E. Ward has unloaded 3 cars of coal and two more are ex- pected oh' the way now,' Cable Broke. .The citizens have been missing heat'- ing the town clock strike. The cable broke and `repairs are on the way. ' Ministers Register. Toronto Star.—The registration of , Ontario clergymen for marriage rite performance as required under the new Marriage Act, is proceeding smoothly. ` Started, on Monday., , A larger force started on at the Doh- erty Piano Co. on Monday and every- body hopes that a, full staff will be needed right away, Orders are coming' in every day. ' ' Passed Through Tows.•_, r Premier -Drury and Hon..F.. C. Biggs passed through 'Clinton twice last Thurs day by motor ar while enroute to and from Goderlch. They also inspected the Huron 'Read. ' Take. Up ;Collection, By request of the Roman Catholic Bishops of Ontario a silver collection. will be taken up in all parish churches throughout the province on Sunday next in connection With the publicity campaign for the Catholic schools and the securing of a just share of the pul'i- tic taxes' for their' support.' • Preached at Stratford. Stratford Herald:—As noted Satuk- day, the Rev. J. K. Fairfull, recently of -Kingston, but formerly of Stratford, 'next Sunday, begins his ,new pastorate in Walkerton Yesterday he spent a pleasant Sabbath here meeting many wd friends' at the, Ontario-st, church, where lie preached, appreciated sermons. sup- plying for thepastor, the Rev. Hugh •McDiarmid, who, is spending a short vacation at Harrington. The thual,Saturday Storm. An unusually heavy electric .storm struck Clinton and vicinity about at p.m. Saturday. The lightening accom- panying it was the most brilliant 'seen this year, : followed by heavy thunder and torrents of rata, •.which - quickly scattered the crowds who thronged -the business part of the town and many were caught in it" Little. or no damage was done in town. So far no damage has been reported from lightning. The rain will help the roots and pasture land. ' "The Sodbusters;'.• The lovers of clean, tvholesotne Col- lege entertainment will be given a treat on Tuesday' night,' Aug, "23rd when the 0. A. C. concert party, the "Sodbust- ers," will put on their sparkling clev- er college show, "Hello Ontario" at the Clinton Town Hall. From the opening chorus, "College Days," to the original and effective final, there is hot •a dull moment. It is packed with laughs from start to finish, The personeli of the troupe, who have dr served "overseas have been selected from the outstanding artists who'appeared at the college con- certs during the last year and•they a're all experts in the art of amusing and entertaining. The party are touring Ontario this •Summer in aid of the Mein oriel Hall fa be erected atthe,doliege to the farm boys of Outarti who fell overseas'and the Cinton Partners' Glob under whese.auspiCes they are coating, are indeed fortunate in securing this high class headline attraction. Dancing at the close of the performance; Music by the Sodbuster orchestra, •liber . Rally COUNTY OF HURON to be held in . Victoria Park, Seaforth WEDNESDAY "' August 1 st at. 1 30 p:' iii Hon. W 'L:. Mackenzie king Leader of;,tbe Liberal' Opposition Hon, Dr. ,Deland ex -Post Master �(senerat enne_pi y, for North .Essex; • and other Speakers well address 'the Electors' of Huron- Co. , Airtairows• Local News II lnipsoyments.; , The home of Mr. M. D. McTaggart has been repainted. Mr, C. Lovett's house has received a coat of ,paint. Mr. J. G. Medd ,has, improved his his house with a new coat of paint. ,Mr. Thos. Rathweil, Wellington strtet has had his house painted. Model School Discontinued. Notice has been received of the dis- continuance of the Model School at Clinton. •Far the past few years the at- tendance has .been decreasing. Candid- ates from Western Ontario will ,now have to •attend the Model school at Or - The Board met Monday evening and they are taking up the matter with the Minister of Education. Owing to. the charge. of School Secretaries, the official; notice was not received by Mr.: Wiltsie, There ase quite a few pupils wanting to atiend this fall here. Death of cel''mer Clintonian. :The death, is announced, of Mr. John P, .Martin; aged 77, .who died on Sat- urday, at his home, 8 Victoria Park, Avenue Toronto, •Mr..:Martin had been connected with •tlte Sun Hastings Loan ,and Saving Company and latter with the Standard Reliance. Mortgage Corporat- ion. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs: A. F. Park, Toronto, and a brother in Winnipeg. Mr. Martin was for several years a resident of Clinton, having been employed as book-keeper with the firm of Macpherson, Hovey and Co., when the latter controlled the Clinton -Foundry. • rudders Death of Harry Rance. Clintonitns were greatly shocked Friday,morning about i1 o'clock to learn of the death of Harry Rance, 'nephew of Mr, W. Jackson,., He had been ail for a:few days- with summer "flue" and his heart played out, Marty was.in his twentieth year, and had.bedn attending Toronto University previous to the summer vacation. He .was going •to enter the office of the Jackson Man- ufacturing.Company,. the first of Sep» tember. The funeral took place Mon- day afternoon at three o'clock. The ser vice at•tire church was conducted 'by Rev. S. E. McKegney and at the ceme- tery by Rev. C. Hallowell. The pall- bearers' were comrades of the deceased Messrs: Geo. Middleton Erskine Evans, Alex Eagleson, Harold Manning, Foster, Copp and, "Harold' Holmes: The sym- pathy of the entire community goes out to those bereaved, and especially to Mr„ and Mrs. W. Jackson, with whom lie, tnade'his home, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST p'® Here Thursday For Week Have .:your hand read by, scientific lady palmist.. Has read the hands of hundreds of distinguished people, in=' cluding Marconi, Bernhardt and Laur- ier, Here for a few days. Rattenbury House. Room 6., ,flours, to to t2 2 to 5;.7 ttr9; Terms: ,t4.o0, Called Off Excursion, ' The C. P. R. has called off their ex- cursions to the West as sufficient help has been sent to aid in wheat fields. Write Ike 'Editor. ..1f yos wish to express your opinion on municipal questions just now, write. lite New Era. Your letters will receive attention.,- Minor ttention., Minor Locals.. Cool nights. Sugar is up. Summer is warning. Watch out for early frosts. A week from 'Saturday and Toronto fair opens. A cordial reception awaits all news items sent to The New Era. Tiank'yotil The Women's Institute. , The regular meeting of.the Women's thstitute will meet Thursday Aug, 2gth, at 3 p. mr, there will be a paper, the home library, given by Mrs. Fowler, also a demonstration of pickles, by the members, ala members requested to at- Normal.Opena on Sept. 14.. , • The various. Normal Schools open on Wednesday, September 14, it .%vas• an- nounced to -day and all students who have already passed both the lower and middle school examinations are advised that application for admission to the school must be made to the Deputy *Rinister of Education not later than Saturday, Aug- 27. Press Meets at Goderich. k meeting of .the Perth and Huron County Press Association will be held in Goderich on -Friday afternoon, Aug. 26th. Dinner will he served at Menese- tung Park. It is expected..that.Mr, Ar- thur H. Wright, publisher of the Con- federate and Representation newspap- er at Mount Forest will address the meeting. Mr. Wright is Secretary of the Wellington County Press Association:; 0 poria. Ailsa Craig won at Lucan by a score of 7-•5. The League game between 'Crediton and Goderich at: Criditon on Aug. 4th resulted ,in a win for Crediton by :a score of 3-2. The London Press trophy was won by Fred Hunt, of ..Goderlch with C. A Down, of Stratford as runner-up. The Heamantrophy was won by N, J. pore, Exeter, with C. C. Gordon, London Elni woods„ runner-up., The fifth prize was won by H„ Jeffery, of, Seaforth„ in tile Exeter tourney last week. ' The Stratford end Seaforth Juniors played.a tie game at Seaforth on Friday evening by a score of -6-6,. Stratford led for three innings 3--t and then Hilder- brand had a bad inning and Seaforth pulled.up, Making.it.4--3, in the ninth tht°locals•tied up-McOlathchey's :three - n� •• Call and See For"d's New Uni versial ;Electric Washer for $85 One Ideal Hand Power, for $11.00' Washer SUTTER & 'PERDUE Hardware' Plumbing Electric Wiring pU) t /1 JA. .. rix; 1,:,t1 f Y IN ili.01110 11.11101101 flitir,;da,y, August t13, 1021, PlomossinummosemeumemsmosmoNof As Clothes are to 'the Body, so are W all, Paters to the Horne Few people can afford to be badly dressed; and few people can afford to live with old or tar harmonious wall papers, . They affect the spirits. They decrease self- confidence.. They reduce Morale. The' are unhealthy for mind and body._ Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic.. They influence the .whole.ialamos;pherg,• of ,the )souse. If you have in view a change in the atmoephero of your home we invite inspection of our stock and perinea. . Ir The " t',., -D. Fair- ,eo. Often the.eheapest--RIways'th*,Hest' .: base.slam: with t,woon the pathsaiding materially. 'White was robbed of two The Corner ,Grocery sure home inns when hehit the .p1111 over the fence but there wasa ground rule allowing only two bases, SCRANTON COAL —0--- Doai't forget to leave your order lor '" HARD and SOFT COAL with E. WARD, if you want satisfaction. Chestnut and Stove Coal on Hand --We will look after' you -- Terms --.Strictly Cash --Phone' 155. �a .rW:A R, D RIISIDENCE--HURON STRUT We are Headquarters fo'r the fin est blends of tea obtainable, grad- ed up to a standard, not down to a price, Our Blends of Tea at S0c 60e and 80c are tea's the most parti- cular tea drinks, will..ennoy. Every- thing in picnic supplies Lemonade,. Orangade, Grape..uice,. Olives„ Cook meats, Fred. W. Wigg Phone 45. 'HERE'S' WHERE You- can get Quality Fruit Jar Rubbers, the kind that keeps your •jars air tight, so your fruit will not spoil. Get our prices of sealers this year. 9 dozen Jar Rubbers, . 5c or .IOc 2 Large pkgs. of corn flakes ..25c - 4 dozen Zinc Rings, , ..35c Parawax per lb, .18c 9' Special Prices on Stone Crocks in 1 to S gal; Size' 2 pkgs. Toy Gusto ..........25e 1 Tin Salmon .10,q. 3 pkgs. of. Black Tea .........95 ' 1, dozen sweet Oranges .....34c: GET` TEE HABIT' OFNIEALiNG;AT 01-1NSON & e • PHONE 111.• THE.,STORE::FQR;.EVERYBODY ,,.gra , Clinton Gerardo and Battery Service Station The ,Enforcement of the Headll ght Laws, means that auto owners must :equip their cars with approv ed Lenses. We have the following to choose from: Levelight Primolite .. Holophane Macbeth, - . Legalite Conopher Clear Shafer Roadllghter' ' 'Conopher No'IoI Clamart ' Come' in and have us (At gout`Your applications PAX AN : Overland • „Agent • EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN'G Phone 80 : Residence 140.: CLINTON, 19 Imorrommmemawaxemaerglamnass ll• Snow- lute The new white shoe cleaner makes ' your white shoes WATERPROOF Now on Sale at ,i. "814 PRED,,: THAI' SATISFY"-, .