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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-5-20, Page 5'Thutsily, 'May 20th, 1920.eetweeiseisweeiliveseeenameies. Qlfr.Nexty Line is mICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS Tlae above goods may be seen At cul' Store. We would be pleased to have you call and see and hear for your- self. In addition to our already large stock of • Records, we will get New Victor Records' the first of each month. . We have at present a large stock of Red Seal Records io choose from,; W. !I. ULLLYAR JEWLER. & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses 'hone No. 174w; Residence 174J .PRESBYTERY OF HURON '`Rev, Dr. Fletcher • to Retire After a Long and Useful 'Ministry. The Presbytery of Huron held its re- gular May meeting. on Tuesday, the 11th at Hensen, Every Minister was present and the following Elders: T. F. Turnbull, of Grand Bend; W, A. Turn .bull of Thames Road; J. B. McLean, of :7Cippen; J, J. Gemmell pf Bruoefield; W. Somers, 13lyttt; J. McLellan, Eglnond vele and J, E. Sparrow, of Varna, M. Macfarlane • was .appointed to 'convey the greetings of the Presbytery I to the Presbyterial .of the W. M. Se at the September meeting et Bayfield. A. further report from the Forward Movement committee showed that the objective had been passed ber the amount of $3,000. The thanks of the Presbytery were tendered to Mee Tele ford and Mr, McDermid for their •ear- vices in this particular department. The .committee appointed to make arrangements for Varna and Blake :asked, that in case nothing was done by'the coining Assembly that charge be handed over to the care of the home mission committee, and in the mean. time the committee will prepare by conference with other denominations 'for such co-operatipn as is possible anti for organic union. Dr, Fletcher resigned his charge of Thames Road and Kirkton and it was agreed,to make application on his be- Ihalf to the Assembly for leave to re - tire from the active work of the min- 1 PRUNE PIE —O ' How. good. good Prunes can be. We have some Beauties and they are scarce also. . --SPECIAL THIS WEEK— New Dates, per lb at ..20c Cooking Figs, per lb at.10c These will not last long at the price, W. T. O'NEIL THE HUB GROCER Phone i8 Fresh Fruit Daily -- THA CLINTON r .EW t*A. tstry, The congregations will present their ease at the next regular meeting of Presbytery. ' Prof, Ballantyne, of Knox College, was nominated for the Moderatotshlp of the next General Assembly, The Presllytery then engaged in coif, Terence on the subject, "The Message of the Pulpit to the Unrest .of the Present," in which Dr. Larkin led in bis exhaustive style, Bawling Season will Open on 24sr. The, Bowling season of 1920 for the Clinton Bowlers will open on Monday, Mity-^24t1i, when a local tourney will be played between the teams of the Presldont end Vlee i'restdent, The tourney will open at 9 orclook, The greens are in excellent shape and a lively season,is looked for, ABldng for Applications, to this week's issue the Town Coun- cil are asking for applications for the positions of Assessor mut. 'Cemetery Superintendent, The salaries offered ar $125 and $700 respectively, Mayor Cottle was Assessor last year, and Mr. Wes, Shobrook, Inas resigned as the. Cemetery Superintendent, at be asked fora salary of $800,- He bas been an excellent servant of the town, 2,,, X;40,4 2zzr:L lien: • '1G•<l it <:.;,22 0.) lJ�5!f %llC!fl rI.'fJllJ� / ,' I ,/ f/J / I ANNUAL EXCURSION GODERICH TO DETROIT and return TELIG STEAMER' GREYHOUND Staunchzz ,Speedy, Comfortable T U E S D W ill Lea`iie Go gerich A Y, JUNE 15TH, 0 a. m., E. T; Arriving Pt, Huron 2 p.m,; Detroit 6 p.m. E.T. Returning, leaves Detroit, Thursday, June 17th, e.00 pen., Detroit Time. Last trip to Detroit, Friday, June 28th, at 9,30 a.m. $3.00 ROUND TRIP; $2.00 ONE WAY u The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this seasop. Visit your friends and seebig wonderful Detroit again, Now more than a million people and growing so fast in population acid riches that it is destined soon to become the world's largest and greatest city, "The Heart of the U. S, A." BAND MOONLIGHT OUT OF GODERICH MONDAY EVENING JUNE 14th, at 8 p.m. ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING iN STEAMER'S BALL ROOM. 314 HOURS ON B. AUTIFUL LAKE HURON 50c; Children 25c Are you willing -- To forget what you have done for other people; and to remember what other people have done for you? To ignore what the world owe) you, and to think what you awe to the world? To put your rights in the background, your duties in the middle distance, and your chances to do a little more than your duty in the foreground? To see that your fellowmen are just as real as you are, and try to look behind their ?aces to their hearts, hungry for joy? To close your book of complaints and look around you for a place where you can sow a few seeds of happiness? Then you are ready for Self Denial. Are you willing -- To stoop down and consider the needs and the desires of little children; to remember the weakness and loneliness of .people who are growing old; to stop asking how'much your friends LOVE YOU, and ask yourself whether you LOVE THEM enough? To bear in mind the things that other ..people have to bear on their hearts; to try to understand what .triose who live in the sameaouse- with you really want, without waiting for them to tell you? To trim your lamp so that'it will give more light and less smoke, and to carry, it' in front so that your shadow will fall behind you? To ma kc,a• grave for your ugly thoughts and a garden for your kindly feelings; -with tlie gate open? n for a little while? Are you willing to do these things, eve - Then you are ready for Self -Den ial, Are you willing -- To believe that love is the strongest thing in the world --stronger than hate, stronger ' than evil, stronger than death—and that the blessed life which began in Bethlehein nineteen hundred and twenty years ago is the image and, brightness of the Eternal.Love? rn-,r, , j Then you are ready for. Self -Denial. (With acknowledgments to Dr,,HenryVan Dyke.)` alaArmyv - ,, ` , ,, ..JuJubilee ' fJ 15,..,.4.,_ �tlt t Vii^ a ' tjve f wOO : •.vN?+�+W.SFSR r4kR t Ego,, w_•,.', .-nb.) v .;+".0,.1/ 11.„TKi,` t'7B.M 11 Iit yu„ fie` .5. a .Mc .n e ey.,'.C.D. Bouck . W. .: -�el. 'ar Capt. . i. Chairman, Vice Chairman. Treasurer, Secretary C`CJMMi"TT � - w. -MI- �.... Dr, Shaw, Dr. Thompson, Dr. Gu .. ., .. P � .ill, Dr. Fowler, W. Br�doue, W. D. Fair, M� D. McTaggart, W. R. Counter, A, ,T. Cooper, C. Ancfre wS ANAEMIA ROBS ITS VICTIMS BY STEALTH Conditions of Thin Blood That Could be Corrected Easily Are Stealing the 'Health and Energy of Many Men and Women, and Boys and Girl . Anaemia, which literally Mea n bloodlesness, is one of the must pre- veient troubles of the present day, if neglected it is apt to develop into pernicious anaelnia, one of the most hopeless diseases. While :anaemte attacks lien and boys, It is more pre- valent.amoeg young girls and women and for this reason ,every- 'woman, particularly every mentor, should know how to recognize the signs of this trouble which makes . its ap. proaeh, so gradually and sostealth= ily that it is often far advanced be- fore the nature of the trouble is no- ticed, One general symptom of an- aemia is pallor, The cheeks grade• ally lose their color, and the Lips be. come` pale or white. With this loss of color there come a tendency to fatigue, a palpitation of the heart, and breathlessness after slight ex- ertion, with occasional headaches. In the more severe oases faibting spells frequently occur. In ordinary 'anaemic conditions, in- eluding the anaemia that affects young girls in their 'teens, Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills are all tile medicine required, Fresh :air, sunlight and nourishing food will do the rest, Any woman or girl taking Dr. Williams' Pink Rills can tell by the growing redness of .her lipsthat the pills are making her blood rich and red. Miss Mabel Feener, Liverpool, N. S. says: -.•e -Before I began the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills I felt like a complete wreck of my :former self. My blood was thin end waiey; 1 'suffefed from faint and dizzy spells and had headaches al- most every day,. '1 was taking doctor's medicine but it was not helping me and at this time I was learning my trade as a taiioress and was forced through my illness to give up work,. After reading an advertisement of Dr. Williams Pink Pills one day 1 decided to. give the pills a trial. After taking two boxes I felt that I was being benefited and con- tinued their use until I was fully restor- ed to health. The pills certainly' did wonders for me and I cannot recomm end them too highly." The purpose of Or. Williams Pink Pills is t0 build up the blood. They do this one thing and they do it welt. They are for this reason an invaluable remedy in diseases arising from bad or deficient blood, as rheumatism, neuralgia, after- effects of the grip and fevers. The pills are guaranteed to be free ,from opiates or any harmful drug, And cannot injure the most delicate system. You can get Dr. WJlfiams Pink Pills : through any dealer . in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 4ga for Hatching. Barred Rocks, good laying strain. Also/Pekin Duck eggs, Prices Moder. ate. P W, Ws% Phone 149. Clinton Far gala A Square Piano, Fisher Make, in first class condition, cheap for quick sale. s r Appy to H. Barf1111 Spireile Comets Scarcely need an introduction in this locality. Having become agent for Clin ton I will be pleased to fill 41 orders placed. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kennedy, Ontario Street, Clinton, A brown -black Motor rug, on Sun- day May 16th on the Bayfield Road be- tween Mr. Cliff Holland's and Clinton. Finder please phone Clinton. 125. George Holland. Executor's Sale By Public Auction The Executor of the Estate of Christ ina Duncanson will offer or sale at Pub lie Auction on Saturday the 29th of May at 2 o'clock. P. M. at the premises. the house and lot on. Fulton street, Clinton, known as Lot 7 in Block "E" in fsaec Rfttenbury's Survey of the Town of Clinton containing % of an acre more or. less, • On the premises is 'a consfortaffle cottage of six rooins with good cellar and. wood shed, heated by furnace and in good repair. The property is a very desirable one for, a small family. It will be offered subject to a res- erve bid and upon the usual tet'ms of tell per cent, at time of sale and balance in thirty days or sooner if desired, Poss ession at any time on completion of sale, George Elliott', W. Brydone. Augtioneer, 'eSciilcitor ftor itlte Executors. NOTICE to CREDITORS in The Estate of Christina • Duncan son Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given all persons having daunt against the estate of Christina Duncanson late of the Town of Clinton in the 'County of Hurons, de- ceased, who died on 01' about the loth of April 1920 are required to deliver to James McMurchie or W. Brydone the executors of the said estate or their sol- icitor on or before the 12th day of June 1920 a full statement of their 'claims to- gether with particiders thereof, aid the nature of the securities, if any, Reid by thein all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said mentioned date the sald executors will proceed to distribute the estate of teesant deceased amongst the per• Sonsentitled thereto having regard only to sticks tlalnis as shah have re- ceived due notice and hi accordance lhetrewith, DA'Z'ED at Clutton, this 2.0h day of May A, D. 192o W. Brydoue, Clinton, Ont J °olietot' for the arx,. i0.0.00" Saturday gale • OF Nome Made Baking; Potted Plants and Seedlings under the Auspices of the LADIES' "Ajj� SOCIETY of the Ontario Street Church, in ' H. Wiltse's Store on Saturday Afternoon at 2 o'clock' AU Ladies of the Church are Requested to make a Donation of either Baking or Plants. nalalliallOWNSIBRIOUP maw (Space Donated by Plutnsteel Bros.) TENDERS. For Sete. f Sealed tenders wilt be received up to 8 -roomed house for sale on Huren 7 o'clock p.m : on Monday, the thirty- Mrs, 3, Mdlveeet. lowing alterations and additions to the first day of May, f 920, for the fol- street Apply to Clinton Public School Building, earth from the school yard; to plac designated, Underpinning foundation walls, and flooring basement with cement: Laying foundation and brickwork for new additions. Putting in cement walks and steps to main entrance and outside approaches to lavatories. Plastering ceilings. lathing and plas tering partitions and new additions. Making new . openings for doors, twenty new windows including 'F beam. supports for walls- and closing up pre- sent openings. Building canopy over main entrance. Carpenter work consisting of doors, pattitioes,-stairways, and flooring and roofing new additions. Steam heating aid gravity ventilatioe Throughout the entire building. New interior lavatories including Septic tanks and all the .necessary plumbing in connection thereWtth and tiling lavatory,. floors,d' Painting all interior annew exterior woodwork and tinting side walls and partitions, Wiring for electric lighting through out the entire building including lamps and. fixtures. - All work to be done under inspection and in accordance with plans and specie •fications which may be seen at the office of the. Secretary or at the Morrish Cioth ing Co's. store, Ali work to be completed by the first day of September, 1920. A pen- alty of not Jess than 5% of contract price will be incurred per day byany contractor whose work Is not complet- ed within the specified time. Contractors will be liable to the ex. tent of their contract mice for the successful cptntletipnof their con- tract eir Contracts. " Address all tenders to, -r•. ee . ' H. E. Rorks, Sec.-Treas. "'s Palle &hope hoard, "IlIed.-s • 'Clinton, Ont. Farm For Sale.. Bantling hiselnenf. bid removing e The Executors of the Estate of Jos: eph Izzard, deceased, offer for sale 120. acres in the Township of Goderich com- prising Lot 37. Concession 14, and the the. North half of Lot 37 ,Concession 13. This is..a well improved farm, has good house, barn, outbuildings and silo, is well fenced, has good water facilities, Is in a good state of cultivation and has 10 acres of hardwood and 15 acres of - cedar containing much valuable, timber: The farm is located on a good gravel road 3 miles from Clinton. Apply to M. Flick, R.R. No. 2, Clin- ton and Albert Izzard, 7225 Champage neur, Ave,, Montreal, Quebec, Execu- tors, or to W. Brydone, Clinton. -GODEIIICH TOWNSHIP COURT OF REVISION Notice is hereby givens that the Court of Revision on the Assessment Roll for Goderich Township for the year 1920, will be meld in Holmes' Hall, Holmesville, on .Wednesday, May 26th, at 10 ant, for the, purpose of hearing and settling complaints against the said Assessment Roll. Parties hav- ing business at the Court • will attend at the. said time and place without fur- ther notice. Adapt Cantelon, All dogs reported not destroyed on or before the 26th of May will be charged on the roll and collected with the faxes. ' 1-Iolmesville, .May 3rd, 1919, House For Sale. 7—room house, with hydro, town water and furnace, in good repair, let acre of land, apply, at New Era Office Notice, Field' Crop Competition; under the auspices of the Centre Huron Agricul- tural Society. For further information secure it front S. B. Stothers, Agi, Representative, or. from tine Ag1,,Sec- retary, A. J. McMurray. - Men Wanted. We have openings for a few good reliable men to work on ThreslSig Machines, Tractors and other work. Pine Robt, Bell Engine &Thresltet' Co. Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. • Notice, Notice is hereby given that dumping of garbage refuse or tins 011 streets or vacant rote is prohibited, Anyone found violating the law, iu this respect after this notice Wi11 be prosecuted. R, B. Fitzsimons, Street Inspector. A Chance of Your Life. To secure a roadster gelding, sired by Templeton, ha being a son of Peter the Great, the dant Eva 13, with a record of 1,16, Not having time to train and care for Mtn 1 offer Itim at a price you On clean up some money. Get busy and write at 0ve or apply at Lot 22e con. a, Tucket'smith, Lit.S Pm butt pon, ee,eeeeereesealleelletise Seeee. VICTORY BONDS Bought and sold at Market prices. W. BRYDONB, Victor Feed. We have a quantity of Victor .Feed 'for Hogs and 'Cattle, which will take the place of Shorts as it is impossible for us to secure Shorts title season. Try sone, of this feed and we feel sure you will like It. Also in our stock is a quantity of Feed Flour, and Mixed Chop. As these two lines: are good value at the present time we would advise' an early purchase Having procured th'e agency for the Swift Canadian Co., we are prepared t,, offer you $wilt's Digestive Tankage ani, 'also all brands of this, Company's Per, tillzers.ee `1aitF. et Regarding Spring Seeds our Stock; i etudes the following: --Red Clover. Mae Clover, SweeiterClever:, eelfeffe Tqi othy, solo Timothy end Alsllre u acs ed.--f..ifc'ii~i There are a few barrels of tile Pure Cane Molasses left yet. Wa Jenkins &o !LOUR AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 13i, 1 RAND TRUNK It `- DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE 4i .BETWEEN , MONTREAL, -.. TORONTO DETROIT Phi" CHICAGO .c, Unexcelled. Dining Car Service. Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor Cars on special clay trains. ' Full information from any Grand. Trunk Ticket Agent of b. B. HofiiI District Passenger Agent, Troonter, - John, Ransford & San, •cItyy passes. er and Ticket Agents, phloem Sre. l., O. Pattisoq, citation agent. When Your Liver Becomes Sluggish Your Bowels Become Constipaated. Conetipation is, without a double, the commonest of all the ills that mankind is afflicted with, and one if neglected will eause no end of trouble and aicltnees The way to keep yourself in good health le to keep the liver aetivn end working properly ttlthe use of Hlil- burn"a Laaa'Liver Pils. Mra, 1;. Weinman, Orillia, Ont.; rrritest--•„from it, child I wen always very badly conetipeted, and I can well remember, when quite young, my mother $lying nee semi” tea nearly every morn, ing, and I got to dread it: "After taking Milburn's Lasa•Liver Pl11 fat k,whi1e I am not troubled with Constipation any afore." Mllbur a'u taxa»Liver 'Pills nre 266, K ratt M alt drnggiets or dealers, . of mMltd direct'on leroapt of trice by The Tt hilllsutrtz Ces Litnitcd, Toronto, OM,