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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-9-22, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. TE bY15:W ,ts:�„r..-•••...=""^A '.w .S.',;,.„.,:5�-«-•-+•_...•.-.K.+..w:,, ^,..T --•.rr--- •.«•Ae -.-*�•a .ws�a[a - -sero,-.:•.nsunavuami.a..+asww+ni+a�- .Very LowPrices l, Wecinesday Mornings, The Clinton New bra THE TIME TO DO ROOFING is right now and avoid easy leaks, and other roof troubles. "BIRDS” Roofing is fire resisting and weather proof. Then we have "BLACK WATER -PROOF BUILDING PAPER" WailBoard, etc. We have the Rockland, Quebec, and Tortoise Heaters with Oven. Also a good line of other heaters. M. T. Corless PHONE 53 GENERAL HARDWARE. TRY T. Hawkins FOR PLUMBING • HEATING AND •• ;5:,: ROOFING f Repairing Promptly Done Phone 53 —0— 'Recta Furnaces Lead There is a Reason AsIi Us. Genuine D L. & W. ?�C i 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. Let me advise you to fill up with MUSTARD'S COAL it 'answers the burning question: We also carry In sfock 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 Heiniock Lumber at new prices, 2X, 3X & 5X Shingles, at your own price Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, khest alit, Stove and Soft Coal, JNO. B. MUSTARD Clinton & Brucefteld. Phone for Clinton No. 74. Phone for Brucofield 11 on G18. LIVE POULTRY WANTED Oar 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 Ada Davis Oldfield delights- everyone at the Pastime Club show, Wed, Sept. 28th, For DIARRHOEA DYSENTERY AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS. RIVES iNSTANTAFNEOUS RELIEF It has boon a household remedy for the past 70 years, You can always relyb on it in time of need to do just what we s claim for it. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Mrs, Fred MacDonald, Sydney Mines, s N,S,, writes: --"I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a never failing remedy £or summer complaint. I ata raising a family of ten children, s and during the summer and autumn months when this complaint is so t prevalent I use no other remedy. We are never without a bottle of it in the Lode,"- i t Price, 60e, a bottle Manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co„ Limited. Toronto. Ont, Local News Transferred to Aylmer. Mr, S, McFauls who for the past two years has been on the staff of the Mol - son's Rank here, has been transferred to the Aylmer branch, and left on Sat- urday to take up his work there. Women's Institute Meet Wednesday. The reguar monthly meeting of the Clinton Branch of the omen's Instit- ute will be held in tavely Hall on Wednesday afternoon, ept. 28th, at 3 o'dlock, instead of Thursday, on ac- count of the School Fair. Mrs. Munroe will give a paper on "H.iausekeeping 50 years ago and now". There will also be a question drawer. Minor Locals. A big prune crop is promised. This means that hash and prunes will be the chief menu at the ordinary board- ing house. Nights will soon be longet, and so will underwear. The melon -choly days are come, but they are not the saddest of the year, more particularly to the small boy and the "cullud" folks. Jack Cameron, the famous entertain- er at the Pastime Club show in Town Hall, Wed•, Sept. 28th. Lamp Operating on Pivots are Barred. In a new copy of the Motor Ve- hicles Act receiver by Chief of Police Fitzsimons an important change is noted in one of the amendments, relat- ing to searchlights. Before, the Act read that any light operating on a pivot was prohibited, This allowed Motorists to ; curry these �janips as trouble lights. The new amendment reads "any lamp operating on a pivot." which prohibits the carrying of the lamp at all, whether lit and used as a searchlight or kept dark until needed, tis trouble lamps. Good News. The people of Clinton and vicinity will be glad to hear that the Pastime 'Club has engaged "The Canadian Vari- ety Four" for one of their wonderful shows on Wednesday evening Sept.Jimmie28th, In the town hall. Jimmie Fax, Canada's Greatest and funniest Come- dian, with trunks of gorgeous costumes J. H. Cameron, positively guaranteed the fittest enttrtainer in Canada;i Maud Buschlin, .the most popular violinist in the Dominion and Ada Davis Oldfield, the beautiful and startling soprano are the artists. iThis show is guaranteed to equal the Gypsy Maid Co.,, and is bought from the same management, Rtserved Seats 50c; Rush seats 35c; Plan at Fair's Book store. Minor Locals. The Milliners'are busy. Wednesday, Sept. 28th, Whati A few from town took in the Brus- sels Fair last Friday. A goodly number will attend the fairs at Blyth and Seaforth on Friday. See Jimmie Fax in his costumed charade(' songs, and stories at: the Pastime Club show on Wednesday, Sept. 28th. A number of Odd Fellows in this locality are planting to attend the Supreme Lodge meeting in Toronto, September 19 to 23rd, Hear Maud Buschlin, absolutely the est Canadian violinist at Pastime Club how, Wed. Sept. 28. Clinton was well represented at Zur- ch on Wednesday night to see the emi-final base ball match between the Woodstock team and Zurich, Qui c a crowd gathered at the town Hall l.st Friday to attend the Mortgage Me, The property was not sold as he reserve bids were not reached. Remember the Gypsy Maid show last eason, 'The Pastime 'CIA repeats heir success with the Cahadian Var- ety Four, Sept, 28th. Come, 350 and 50c. Plan at Fair's, 190 on Roll The C, C. 1. is rather crowded th year as there is a fiery large numbe in attendance, There are 'about 19 on the roll, For St) Cents. Won at Goderich , is The'Junior base -ball teem won at r Goderieh on Friday evenlitg by a score 0 of 6-4, Weldon Hovey did the pitching. If your neighbor persists in borrow- ing your" New Era tell hien he can haze itsentto his address direst from the office until the end of the present year fpr 50 cents. Loss of Memory. (60,000 is waiting for Milan L.:Mc- Culloch, Toronto, whp is missing. Friends fear loss of memory Is the cause. There is a large bunch of sub- scribers to the New ra who are suf- fering with the same ailment. Have you got it, dear friend? Arrestei Hera, Chief Fitzsimons arrested A. Lebo last Friday on a warrant from Stratford and a city detective came up and took the prisoner back. He was brought up in police court at Stratford on Satur- day morning on a charge of fraud and was remanded until next Friday. General Synod in Hamilton. The General Synod of the Church of England in Canada will hold a twelve - day meeting in Hamilton, commencing on October 5. Committees will meet in Toronto during the week previous. The adoption of the new Canadian Prayer Rook and Church Union will be among the important subjects that will be discussed, To Celebrate Jubilee. Huron College Alumni Association at a session held in London last week con. sidered plans for celebration of the diamond jubilee of.the college in 1923. The alumni proposed to raise $10,000 to assist the college and to devote the income from that sum to scholarships and prize awards. The election of offi- cers resulted as follows: Rev. R. Her- bert, of Preston, president; Rev. W. H, Snell,. of Wingham and Rev. A, L. G. 'Clarke, of London, vice-presidents; Rev. G. W. Foreman, of Waterloon, secretary Rev. R. Dobson, of Glencoe, treasurer; Revs. 'H. P. Westgate, of Sandwich; J. Morris, of Woodstock, and K. Mc- Cown, of Lucan, members of the execu. tive committee. Still Climbing. The Toronto Star recently contained a picture of Douglas Stanbury, of Tor- onto, reproduced from "Musical Am- erica," and says that -Douglas has just returned from a very successful tour of the West and is on his way back to New York to begin a season's work with Richard Strauss, under the mana- gement of the international Concert Direction Company, The Manitoba Free Press decleares that "A more fin- ished piece of vocalism has not been heard in Winnipeg. So great was the applause that Mr, Stanbury stofped the show," Mr. Stanbnry has often sang for Clinton audiences on numerous oc- casions, wizen known as the 'boy sing- er.' Effectively Teaching Patriotism. .A rather striking illustration of what a civilizing as well as an educa- ting force the Sunday Schools of Can- ada are, is to be given on Sunday, Sept. 25th, this year, when over eighty per cent of the Sunday Schools in 'Canada, including the Baptist, Congregational, Methodist and Presbyterian denomina- tions, will unite in celebrating Rally Day. It appears probable that at least 1,000,000 members and adherents of Canadian Sunday Schools will attend the special servict to be held that day. A feature of this as provided for in a specially printed program which has al- ready been circulated in enormous guautities throughout all the .Canadian Schools of these denominations, will be teaching a real patriotism and the place of the Sunday Schools in making our Dominion a better country. Arrange - talents for this big day have been made, by the way, by a joint committee made up of representatives from the Sunday School Board of these various denomina tions and this in itself is rather . an interesting illustration • of effective methods of church union which are in operation these days. At Seafortit Tourney Messrs. W, Grant, 1', Copp, M. Me - Gwen and Reeve Miller were at Seafortla on Wednesday- taking in the Scotch Doubles tourney. Knitting Factory Will Open We understand the Clinton Knitting Company will operate their factories about the 1st of October, This is In. deed good news. Took Part in Unveiling Ceremopye Rev. Capt. S. E. McKegney, M, C., took part in the unveiling of a Mem- orial to soldiers who fell in France at Strathroy last week. Some Corn Mr. Herb Osbaldeston, of Goderich Township brought in some corn to the Massey Harris office that measured ex- actly 1S feet. The owner states his whole field is nearly uniform in height. Archdeacon Richardson III. • The condition of Ven. Archdeacon Richardson who has been in Victoria Hospital, London, for some days suf- fering from a severe breakdown, is re- ported as serious. He is 79 years of age. Married at London. A quiet wedding took place in Lon- don on Wednesday, Sept, 14th, by the Rev, J. A. Agnew, when Clara E,, dau- ghter of Mr. Fred Lockwood, of Clin- 1 ton was united in marriage to Mr. Louls 13. Powers, of Windsor, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Powers, of St. Thomas. The young couple will reside in Wind- sor. Some Fast Unloading Last week J. Schoenhals, of the Clin- ton Flour Mills, had a car of wheat at the station. Not being able to have the team of horses working that day, they used their truck and bagged 60 bags at a/. time and could make the round trop its about 20 minutes. It kept the two men in the . railway car jumping to have the bags filled when the truck would get back for the next load, Were Heavy Winners at London Messrs. James Snell & Son had a regular clean up at London Fair last week, They took 1st and 3rd for aged ram; 2nd attd 3rd for shearling ram; 1, 3, 4, for ram lamb; 1 and 2 for aged ewe; 1, 3 and 4, shearling ewe; 5, 2 and 4,for ewe lamb; 1st for open flock Champion ewe; 1st for flock of lambs; 2ttd for breeders' flock; 1st pen of 5 yearlings; 2nd yearling wether; 2nd wether lambs. Passed Away In Manitoba An old resident of Stanley Township passed away at itis hotne at Oak Lake, Manitoba, ern Tuesday, September 13th, its his 82nd year in the person of Wm, McFarlane. The funeral was held the following Thursday. The deceased left Stanley in 1882 to make his fortune in the West. He was an uncle of the Misses McFarlane, of town, Mrs. Glen, Mrs. Fraser and Mr. Jno..McFarlane, of Stanley. More particulars are expect- ed. District Meeting of Trustees' Association. A district two days' convention for the Counties of fhuron, Bruce, Perth, North Wellington and South Grey, is proposed to be held at Palmerston in October in connection with the Ontario Trustees' and .Ratepayers' Association. At a meeting of the Bruce County Educational Association held' at Wal- kerton on Aug, 31st, representatives were appointed to confer with re- presentatives from the, other counties interested to arrange or the conven- tion. Signs of the season — chimney fires. The favorite flower of most people just now is cauliflower, A fine table decoration just now is a pumpkin pie. Hardware Before Buying a Range Call and See Our Line ; • ; It is McClary's. SUTTER & PERDUE Electric Wiring Plumbing Thursday, September, 22, 1921, 'As Clothes are to the �pdy, so are Wall Papers to the Home Few people can afford to he badly dressed; and few people can afford to live with old or in- harmoniouis wall papers. They affect the spirits, They decrease self- confidence.. elf-confidence,. "hey reduce morale. They are unhealthy for mind and body. • Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic,. They influence the whole atmosphere of the hoose, If you have in view a changa in the 'atmosphere of your home 'we invite inspection of our stock andrices. p The W. D. Fair Cho. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best .. crommoomermd Now, the autumnal egptinox, and then .(1j The C. C. 1. students had weiner roast on Tuesday p'vepliih SCRANTON COAL 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. W A,fR D RE5IRENCS•—HURON STRUT —THE. CORNER. GROCERY -- We are Headquarters for the fitt- est blends of tea obtainable, grad-. ed up to a standard, not down to a, price. • .. ' ;is' Our Blends of Tea at 50e 60e-' and 80c are tea's the most parti- cular tea drinks, will enjoy. Every--. thing in picnic supplies Lemonades, Orangade, Grape Juice, Olives,;, Cook meats, Fred. W. Wigg ; Phone 45. SPEED UP There is no Hard Times Conning—Its Just the Sofa Tunes Going We quote Just a Few of Our Money Savinv Specials - 3 lbs Good Black Tea 95c 3Pk1s. Jelly Powder 3tc 5 lel s Rolled Oats 25c 2 Pk3s. Corn Flakes 25c 3 Bars Soac (any brand 25c 3 Pk3 s. Anomnia 25c 6 Pkgs. Peerless, washing pow- ' ders 25c.- 2 Pkgs. Lux 25c FLOWER POTS All Sizes from 5c to 20c GET THE HABIT OF -SEALING AT ,e,"; Z) V V S V N & e PHONE 411. THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners must equip their cars with approved Lenses. We have the following. to choose from: Levelight Holophane Legalite Primolite Macbeth Conopher Clear Shafer Roadlighter 'Conopher Noviol Claniert Come In and have us fill out your applications J. H. PAXMAN Overland Agent EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN ; • Phone 80 1 Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. Snow -White The new white shoe s,L-:f a. '_yam+ • ;ra,Hd °J�. _ ,,.-.., cleaner makesyour white shoes WATERPROOF at owiJnSale *"SHOES FRED. J7[. K ON "-. ... .: ... THAT SATISFsi' • 4