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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-9-8, Page 6PAGE SIX • UOTE wnu Viaaleage ,..-•„r Very LowPrices Wednesday Mornings BROWN'S mem nml111 f a_o Don't Miss These Specials 1 only Vacunm Cleaner—new $40.00 1 only 3 Burner Perfection Cook Stove $22.50 1 only Base Heater "Good Cheer' with oven, good as new $20 3 only Lawn mowers, at less than Cost. Still a number of Electric Lighting fixtures, Shades etc,, at half price. ve M. T. Corless PHONE 53 GENERAL HARDWARE. -------------TRY T. Hawkins FOR PLUMBING HEATING AND �.. •" ROOFING Repairing Promptly Done Phone 53 r ecla Furnaces There is a Reason Ask Us. LIVE POULTRY WANTED The Clinton New Era l'hursday, September, 8,9924'.. Local. News Up Against the Law After September 1st, any person am- p oying children between the ages of 14 and 10 not in possession of a work permit vised by the local, school board will be prosecuted, Ice Shortage Here It has been stated to the New Era that there is an ice shortage in town, mut those who have some are now conserving, The recent hot spell itas been a terror to the icepile. Belt Utility Man. Minor Locale Schools re -opened on Tuesday. The County Fall Fairs will soon be starting. Get News items. in Earlier Nearly every week newsy notes reach the New Era Thursday morning and by evening rurais but that is too late for that week's issue. We make an effort to get to press by noon each Thursday, and consequently the late arrivals have to lie over until the fol- lowing week and some of them may be no use after that delay, Many of the items might just as easily be in our hands on Monday, thereby giving plen- ty of time to get thein in type. Send the news along, by all means, and we are always glad to get it but speed up the time in getting it to The New Era and you will have our blessing. Gets Promotion. Clinton friends will be pleased to learn of the promotion which has come to Mr, W. J. May, who has held a posit- ion on London postoffice staff for the last ten years, In the re -organization which has just taken place by which London was made one of three postal districts in Ontario. Mr, May has been named as chief mail clerk in charge of that branch of the work. Mr. May was a resident of Goderich for some time prior to 1912 while mail clerk on the Buffalo & Goderich line. After his narrow escape from serious injury in a railway wreck near Stratford in which two other Goderich citizens—Messrs, Tye and McFarlane—lost their lives. Mr. May was transferred to London where he has been employed ever since. 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. us for prices. Enquire of The Goderich baseball players had various prizes offered thein for the season's play and Eati Cooper won the prize for the best Utility man and we declare the verdict was correct. Many Went to Goderich Quite a few went t6 Goderich pair on Wednesday and others are going to -day. Were to Play at Fullerton The Clinton Baseball team were to 'have played M Fullarton on Labor Day, but the rain storm cancelled the game, Some Went to Zurich Some baseball fans; "went to Zurich on Monday afternoon but were dis- appointed in the showing that the Kirkton ball team made against the Zurich boys. The visitors ,were out- classed, Amalgamation Effected September Rod and Gun, Thanksgiving Day. According to "The Armistice Dayl Act," passed June 4, 1921, it is pro- vided that "the holiday commonly call- ed Thanksgiving Day being a day us- ually appointed In the months of Oc- tober and November, by proclamation, to Almighty God" shall when appoint- ment be proclaimed for and observed on Armistice Day. That day is of course November 11. Huron Presbyterial. The semi-annual conference, of the Huron Presbyterial Society will be held in Knox church, Goderich, on Tues- day, September 13th, commencing' at 2 o'clock. There will be an afternoon and evening session. Addresses will be given by Rev. B. Smillie and Miss Em - Last Friday the time-honored Can- me;ne Smillie, of Banswara, India, and adian Express Companyceased to be. Mrs. McGillvray, of Toronto president The amalgamation between the Cana- of the general society. dian Express Company went into ef- C. C. I. reopened, fact last Thursday, at midnight, and The C. C. 1, opened on Tuesday now Canada possesses a publicly -owned morning. The students gathered in company, covering 22,000 miles ail the Assembly Hall where they were ad - under one management, dressed by the Principal who introd- A Drop In Wages uced the four new members of the staff. Rev. Hogg led in devotional ex - The railway men living in Clinton received their first pay recently which ercises and spoke on behalf of the Col- on the average shows a decrease of 12 legiate Board welcoming the new teachers and students, Mr. Treleaven per cent. dating from July 16th to gave a review of the year's results and August tgt. It is estimated that the outlined the changes being made in total reduction of all employees will amount to over a million dollars on the courses. The third form is quite large this year also the first form, every pay on Canadian lines, Two Good Games A Good Exhibition the well -know After having bills printed and post - veteran McCurdy, n veteran bowler, with a rink of Bay- ed, announcing that Brussels Baseball field Campers played two good games team would be here, that team phoned on the Clinton greens on Friday after - Thursday morning they could not get noon and evening. McCurdy won the up a team, and Manager Hawkins, got afternoon game by 1 shot but lost out in touch with Seaforth, and the boys at night when John Nediger's bowlers came up and played a good game. Ker- beat him by 24-7. Following was slake pitched 5 innings and Smith fin- the list of players and scores by ends ished up the game for Seaforth, while Fred McTaggart pitched the 7th inn- Clinton ings for Clinton. Norris batted for J T. Reid Anderson in the 6th innings and fin: A. J. Greig ished the game. W. Hovey had the j' E. Hovey Greig batting honors, two, 3 -base hits and a J.Ne er 2 bagger, I Sk—IS Clinton1-011200030002040005-1 8 Hayfield -500053203130101210-19 Evening Game 1 Clinton -122110123020023112—,24 Lead GUNN LANGLOIS & CO LTD. Rod and Gun in Canada, the popular Canadian sportsman's monthly maga- Clinton, Ontario zine appears In a new and improved size with its September issue, The many N. W. Trewartha Local Manager improvements include a larger size of The up to.date Firm page together with a coated paper that adds ,considerably to the appearance of the stories and illustrations. This number is rich with stories articles ®�°� and anecdotes dealing with wild life in Mitchell is passing by-laws to pur- the various parts of the Dominion. chase a fire hall, fire motor truck and The great Mackenzie Basin is the title .,?i ey,��i,8t,:1:.Id F1�s5':r�ti m�.;a4 '^.i, •�, Genuine D L. & W. 77,1""!'1. 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 pan- icky buying craze similar to that ,ex- perienced last fall when prices went crazy, 'I 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 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 BRUCEFIELD' Hemlock Lumber at new prices, 2X, 3X & 5X Shingles, at your own price Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, 'Chest put, Stove and Soft Coal. JN®. D. MUSTARD Clinton & Brucefield. Phone for Clinton No. 74. - Phone for Brucefiela 11 on 618. "lr" new hose, "CHOLERA INFANTUM" THE SUMMER COMPLAINT OF INFANTS. Tho trouble occurs mostly during the hot seasons, and is confined to infants between the ages of from four to twenty months, and generally happens about the time of the cutting of the first teeth. Mothers should look well after their children at this stage and not experiment with any new and untried remedies, but procure one having stood the test of many years usage in thousands of families. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry has been on the market for 76 years and is acknowledged by all who have used it to be the very hest remedy for Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoea, Colic, Dysentery and all Bowel Complaints whether in children or adults. Mrs, S. R. Alcorn, 2 Black St., Halifax, N.S,, writes:—"My little girl was very bad with summer complaint caused from change of milk, and was also teething at the sarno time. I tried several remed- ies, but with no re- sults until I was ad- vised to try 'Dr. Fowler's,' t did so, and by the time one bottle was taken she Y cannot too highly well asever g Y was de recommend it for both children and adults," Price, 50c. a bottle' put up only by The T. Milburn Co,, Limited, Tnmato, Ont. of the leading article, which is written by F. 11, Kitto and tells of his 12,000 mile trip from Edmonton, north along the Mackenzie through to the Pacific coast and then east to Edmonton, In addition to this article, this number in- cludes thirteen stories and articles which together with the usual depart- ments makes an interesting issue of Canada's outdoor monthly. Rod and Gun in Canada is published monthly by W. J. Taylor Limited, Publisher, Woodstock, Ont. . ( Big Odd Fellows' Gathering. Toronto is planing a Gala Week for for Odd Fellows on September 19 to 23. Reason is 50,000 Odd Fellow vis- itors are expecxted and the expressed desire of the business men of Toronto to make the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. 0. O, F. welcome, Win. Brooks, Grand Secretary, states that this will be the biggest special Convention that ever visited the city of Toronto and that all flags and bunting now tucked away should be on duty, especially on par- ade clay. Toronto feels that the coming of the rollicking and mdrehing Odd - Fellows their wives and sweethearts, for the first time in 15 years will be an unexampled -'opportunity for her to display her greatness, The Order it- self is making elaborate preparation for Parade Day. Ontario alone is spending $10,000 and that amount will be sur- passed by the value of labor and in- genuity which Lodges and Patriarchs Militant will spend in floats, tunifornis and every manner of contrivance, Clin- ton Lodge and other lodges in this contnunity will be Well represented.. Following was the line up and score by innings:— Seaforth.—Ament, C; Reid, 3 13; Smith S. S; Kerslake, P; Beattie 2 13; Bays, Cf; Kerslake, 15; Reid, rf; Dow- ney, 5 13. Clinton—Bawden,'C; Hawkins, S. S.; Bayfield F. Triblecock E. Manus Rev. McFarlane T. McCurdy Sk-19 Bayfield -000003000101200000— 7 A Visit From Stratford Lady Bowlers W. Hovey, 3 b, Match, c, f.; Butler Friday afternoon three rinks of lady 3 b; McTaggart P.; Steep 2 b.; Ander- I bowlers from Stratford paid Clinton Ladies a pleasant visit and excellent games were played. 12 ends were played first and then the rinks chang- ed and played 6 more ends. Tea was served at the home of Mrs. W. Bry- done, Following were the players son r. f; C. Hovey 1. 5, Seaforth-040000 Clinton —2 0 1 0 0.1 0-4 3-7 Robertson -Ford. The wedding was solemnized at the residence of Rev Mr. and .INrs. James As Clothes are to the Body, .5o are Wall Papers to the Home Few people'can afford to he badly dressed; and few people can afford to live with old or ha, harmonious wall papers. A They affect the spirits. They decrease self.. confidence.. They reduce morale. They are unhealthy for mind and body. Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic.. They influence the whole atmosphere of the house. 1f you have in view a change in the atmosphere of your home we invite inspection of our stock and prices. - The W. D. Fair + o. Often the eheapest--Always the Best morraffortsir Zurich.—Mr. J. Hey Jr, has Just com The Corner Grocery! pleted the delivery of . six carloads of 1 fertilizer that he sold in this district, j E. Ford, Thursday morning, Sept. -1st, l and scores,— of their youngest daughter. Jessie 11 Clinton Maria, to Mr. J, Howard Robertson, al- so of Goderich. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father, as- sisted by her brother-in-law, Rev. W. J. Scott. The house was beautifully de- corated with .flowers. The wedding march was played by Miss Christina McClinton. The bride looked charming in a shioze silk gown touched with seed pearls and real lace. She was un- dttended. iFol;towing .dlre deeemony which took place at 11 o'clock a wed- ding breakfast was served.,,The newly married couple left on the 5,25 p.m. train for Toronto Niagara Falls and other points. The bride's travelling suit Stratford 12 Ends Mrs. Sharpe Mrs. McCully Mrs. Combe Mrs. Nott Miss J. O'Neil Mrs. Young Mrs. McMurchie Mrs. Cooper Sk , 16 Sk 7' Miss D. Copp Mrs, Heath Mrs. Fair Miss Matheson Mrs, Axon Mrs. Muir Mrs. Brydone Mrs. EaSson Sk .•,18 Sk 6 Miss Robinson Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. F. Hovey Mrs. 'Corrie Mrs, Treleaven Mrs. Moore Miss Howson Mrs. Hyde Sk , 15 Sk was of navy blue velours with a small Totals 45 Totals black feather hat. Among the guest 6 Ends were the bride's: sisters, Mrs. A. J. Scott and Mrs. R. D. P. Davidson, Co- Mrs. 'Brydoue„SaMrs, Cooper, .,.. 5 bourg, her brother ,Arthur R. Ford, Miss Howson ... 5Mrs, Eassou • •3 Mrs. McMurchie 4Mrs. Hyde London; M. and Mrs. John Robertson .._. _ and Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Robertson, 20 20 Goderich; Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Robert- — _, son, Toronto; Rev. Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Moyer and Dr. and Mrs, Emmerson. Grand Totals ...65Grand Totals ...45 The New Era joins in best wishes and Messrs, McCully, Eassou and W. the bride's many old friends in town White accompanied the ladies to offer hearty congratulations. Clinton. 12 25 SCRANTON COAL - —0 -- Don't forget to leave your order for HARD and SOFT COAL with E. WARD, if you want satisfaction. Chestnut and Stove Coal on Hand Also Some Good Hardwood —We will look after you -- Terms•+ --Strictly Cash—Phone 155. E. WARD • WE CARRY A. FULL LINE OF OIL Motor, Caster, Machine Separ- ator, Floor, Raw, and Boiled Lin- seed, Coaloil COALOIL 22c PER Gallon. 1 SUTTER & PERDUE Hardware Plumbing Electric Wiring 1.001014.000-1,00.11-0.0111 RESIDENCE—HURON STREET We are Headquarters for'the firs e'st blends of tea obtainable, grad- ed up to a standard, not down to a price. . Our Blends of Tea at 50c 60C and Soc are tea's the most parti- cular tea drinks, will enjoy. Every- thing in picnic.supplies Lemonade, Orangade, Grape Juice, Olives, Cook meats,. ;r,• 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. 1 dozen Jar Rubbers, . 5c or 10c 2 large pkgs. of corn flakes•T e 1 dozen Zinc Rings, ..35c Parawax per Ib. .18c Special Prices on Stone Crocks in 1 to 5 gal. size 2 pkgs. Toy Gusto .25c• 1 Tin Salmon .10c 3 pkgs. of Black Tea .95c 1 dozen sweet Oranges . , , ..34c • GET THE HABIT OF -SEALING AT �T • PHONE 441, - 1THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Clinton Gargle and Battery Service Station The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners must equip their cars with approv ed Lenses. We have the\f,ollowing to choose from: Levelight Primolite Holophane Macbeth Legalite Conopher Clear Shaler Roadiighter tConopher Noviol Clamert Come in and have us fill out your applications J. H. PAXMAN Overland, Agent EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN . Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. i Snow -White IThe new white shoe QI Cleaner makesiyour white shOeS EWATERPROOF° Now on Sale at FRED,. "SHOES THAT SATISFY"-.