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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-6-3, Page 3Vl3ttrs44yr :IOC 3rd, 4920. Our New .Line is YICTROLAS and VICTOR RECORDS Theabove goods i ay be sten at our Store, We would he pleased to have you call Dud see and 'hear for your - Tiger cl,,INTON NEW ERA MAKES THE WHITEST,LI610 jn 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 to choose from, Dealers do not have `to col- lect the new tax on "His Master's Voice" products, so if those who paid the tax`to us will call we will cheerfully refund the same, a HES MY ;JEWLER & OPTICIAN tasuer of Marriage Licenses ?taore No, 174w; Residence"174J Phaps Wilt be at their best for Canning this week --s1-- pecial -Price by the dozen. W. T. O'NEIL T1-1E—HU B GROCEk Phone .IA --- Fresh Fruit Daily — 0I1.1E1 C COMPANY1 WiN DRONTO, �CAN 3 .. _*____ 00o6606m.®96e410..s eeseese• District News.' enumene etinenemoonoonsouue s WROXETER Under. the auspices of the united women 'workers of the Presbyterian Church n successful and well -attended entertainment was given in.the town's hall Friday evening. About 30 ladies Bejnnont,,dressed"in the quaint and art- istic costumes of 5851, gave a repro- duction eproduction of an old-time meeting of the Ladies' Aid. and afforded much amuse- ment. The weaving in of local hits el- icited very hearty, applause. The pro- coeds amounted to $71.50. A comforter made by the society was sold by auct- ion and realize $18, James Allen druggist, hos purchased the store he now occupies and also the adjacent 'building from Thomas Heup- i hill of Detroit. 1 J.• R. Wendt has bought the home of 'Mrs. W. M. Robinson on Ann street. The county engineer is at present in the village, surveying the streets in readiness for the cement walks, which will be laid shortly at a cost of $5,000. Mrs. Burchill's domestic science pup els entertained the Women's 'Institute at the school Saturday afternoon; when they gave a practical demonstration of their work. The afternoon was much enjoyed. Rev. Mr. Sinclair of Belmore declared the pulpit in the Presbyterian ;Church vacant on Sunday. The former pastor Rev, C. A. Malcolm accepted charge of t as inducted ' 1 circuli and the 'Cowal w t e C w 1 Thursday. Ulrule the first i'htirsday ' at half•plst Iwo, A large tinct appi•eelative congregation suet in our phurch On Sunday morning when Miss Brow,u, of ,Henan, "£Bina, spoke of her Fork in that land. Potatoes are now $5,00 a hag. Far, mels, who have potatoes to sell are getting riot. Mrs. Nicholson of N. Bruce tine dao- gal}ter; spent the week end with her daughter,' Mrs, McIntosh of the Manse, She vas.just.retureing from the. States: ' Our bank Will only be open 3 days each week, owing to the Manager and teller going to Loitdesboro,"3 days each week, Hsieh Ross. who has been ill for a long tune has been out in the striet with elle ale of crutches. James Mcleaughton Tuckersuhlth, who has been ill for a long time is now able to be oirt, Mrs. James Broadfoot who wee eite- ly very 111 is slowly lmprovifig, The U. F. A. shipped a car load of hogs to Toronto last week. The rural mate route will shortly change aha» ds, Vr, Walker having resigned. I•le was a splendid mail man. BRUCEFIELD... Wednesday afternoon May 26 was an afternoon long tobe remembered by the missionary societies , r,walien a missionary syinposiu-in' was held in the church. The weather was at its best and the church was. full almost every fancily in the congregation send- ing its full quota of women and_giris and guests were present from Clinton, INDUCTED AT DUNGANNON. Seeforth, Egmondvilte and Kippen. The speakers were Mrs. Hamilton Goderich Rev. Dr. Campbell Takes.Charge Presbyterial President; Mrs. Telford Elite Convenor of Young Wdmens-Soc- ef _� After ieties and Miss Brown missionary from Ceremony. Ronan home on furlough. Each speaker ( dweltupon an ,entirely different sub - Dungannon, June 1.—Rev. Dr. H. ject but all were. interestingand equal - from { expected , , R. Campbell was formally inducted into 1 ly enjoyed troch good.ls p tgJe sllsrge of. pungannon Presbyterian i the meeting that the active workers will receive:`noty enthusiasm that the Home •+eburcb today, •' good'cro d attending Helpers will, if _possible become active brie services. Rev, W, A..Bradley pre- 1 members and that those who take little tbe sermon, Rev. W. H. Boyle .ad- at i part le this greworkafter.the meet - Local News f�,sft Keep. to the Right. The silent policeman was putrat the corner of Ontario and. Main street this week and all autos and'buggies etc had better keep to the right. We will give this information as a warning—the'wise will iheed. Died in the'West. Word was received here this week of the death of Sarah Washington,. wife of James Tremeer, B.A., of Medicine Hat. The body is being brought to Clinton and the funeral will be held on Saturday from the home of Miss Washington, Rattenbury street', at 2.3o p.m. Service will be held' at 2 and in- terment will be made at- the • Clinton cemetery. - - A Tie Game. " The first league base ball snatch on Monday evening resulted in a tie 5 all and the game was called on account of darkness. Clinton took the lead from Zurich but bad errors in the field in g the 4th ave Zurich 3 runs and they added another run in the next innings and one more in the 8th Butler, who was on the. slab for Clinton had 54. str"ikeou'ff while Tasker who event into the box in the eight with one out and a run scored and one on base, struck out the next two. men and had two more strikeouts in the 9th, in ad- dition'to hammering out a two -bagger in the 9th. which drove in the tieing' run.:. O'dwyer, Zurich's pitcher had 6 strikeouts:, J. Reynolds'and E. Gan- -telon umpired the game. Following was the scone by innings:--• Zurich —..-0 0.0 3 1 0 0 1 0-5 'Clinton —..1 0 1 0 0 0.0 2 1-5 sided and Re Mr Dation preached' or no interest, be stirred up to ,,,-take ing a. social hour was sp 'ent.and a lunch &eased .the minister, acid • Rev. J. ;H.' served, much credit is due Mrs. Neil elerdfie eddressedliii people. Rev. Dr. Campbell takes over the labors of Rev. 1b 1. 13. Craig at Ddngannon and Port Albert. The latter*recently returned •- tc ecotrand. J ;' ,I ', ' •i 1111 . Wednesday of each, month and the ;Kelly Gregor President of the Senior Society for platming such a_seccessful meeting. We would again invite all the women and girls to conte out and join our Soc- ieties, t e- Senior ineeting the second ANNUAL EXCURSION Galnr DiVu TO TIRTDAIT return, THE BIG STEAMER GREYHOUND STEEL. Staunch, Safe, Speedy, Comfortable. Will Leave Goderich.. TUES D A Y, JUNE T 5TH, 9.30 a. rrt. E. Ti Arriving Pt, Huron 2 p,m„ Detroit 6 pair. E,T, Returning, leaves. Detroit, Thursday, Juno 17th, 1,00 p,m,., Detroit Time. Last trip to $3.00 ROUND TRIP $2.00 ONE WAY, rr The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season. Visit than a Now more i Detrol a aan, N tv o t . Our friends and see big wonderful t million people and growingso fast in populatkoth and. riches that it is destined son to beome te world's largest and greatest city, "Tire Heart' of the U, S. A." Detroit, Friday, June 18th, at 9.30 amt. RAND MOONLIGHT ota OF, GODEIUICH MONDAY EVENING JUNE 14th, at 8 p.m. ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING IN STEAMER'S BALL ROOM. 1 HOURS ON B. AIJTIPUL LAKE HURON b'Oct Clrildred 2b`c LORD'S DAY OBSERVANCE "Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy". "Of all divine institutions the most: divine isthat which secures a day of rest for Biala. 1 hold it to be the most valuable blessing ever conceded to .man. It is the corner -stone of Civilization," Lord Beaconsfield. "Tate religious observances of Sunday Is a main prop. of the religious character of the Country, The observance of it is a duty of ab - ,/ solute irnportance,'." Hon. W. E. Gladstone.' 'I'.he foregoing statements emphasize the value of the Lord's -Day to National well-being.," Yet many of our fellow-ctizens are drifting into an irreligious Sabbath. The automobile,, amusement summer resorts and Sunday visit- ing constitute a serious peril to the moral and, religious life of our Province. You are invited to co-operate with your fellow Christians, of this part of -the Province, in creating a sentiment against Sabbath desecra- tion and in a worthy support of the Scriptural purposes df the Lord's Day. issued by the Ministerial Association of Clinton. - REV. J.'5. 14OGG, R'EV, E. O. PORDE, Chairman..' Secretary. REV. S. ANDERSON, REV. S.E. McKEGNEY REV. D. N, McCAMUS o REFERENDUM L'iKELY IN o OCTOBER o Ottawa, May27t1r,=lt is prob- o able that the Ontario, referen- o dum on the importation of liq o 'nor will be held in October, as o has already beep decided in case o of three other 'provinces. A de - o finite date, however has not yet o been decided. • o * * * * * * {, *.. * e 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 O SE00d on Trap Door to Prevent Capture. But McKillop Farmers are Taken in Charge and Face False Pretences Charge . Had A Good Year. The London Advertiser makes refer- ence to the work of, Rev. J. A. Agnew formerly of Clinton:—On Wednesday evening at the annual meeting of the Ridout street Methodist 'Church, Rev. rese 'J. A. Agnew the pastor, , .w as -p ,nted with $200 and an address of appreciat- ion from the congregation. The reports of the various .organizations of Lite church ,were read and proved the church generally to_be in a flourishing condition. During the;.past year. the Lad- ies,&id Society had raised $1,121 and $266 hadbeen contributed to miss toys. During the year 30 new members were received into the church making the membership now 300: The total sum raised for all purposes amounted to fett,767, a large portion of which wasapplied to the church mortgage. The Sunday school boasts of a member- ship of 3j4A an increase of 51 over that of last year. • Goderich May 28.—On a charge of obtaining goods under false' pretences William Heffernan and his son, Vincent of McKillop Township, were arxested and brought before Magistrate Reid here to -day and remanded for further up to that time.he did not prevent plain hearing. The men were captured by tiff from entering on the :premisse, R. High Constable Whitesides and County Vanstone for plaintiff.' J. E.-Terhune for Constable Fred. Welsh, of seeforth,_ defendant. Judgment in terms of con - brief2 o'clock this morning after a sent minutes. Defendant agrees to pay brief hunt They ,were discovered in the plaintiff $350 in full of his claim the attic of the house, both standing and costs Defendant to keep the timber qn the trap-door leading to their retreat. in question. They submitted to capture without put- ting. ip isa fight.g 1 Stewart et al..vs Bell et al. An as It aIle ed'the Heffernans"have been tion by James G. Stewart and Arthur evading Lire law for .a long time: Theft � Jr Irwin executors -under the will of method of procedure it is. claimed was , the tate David Belt of Wtngham, music to buy stock and implements at sates `deeler, who died July 4, 1919 to have andg ive their notes in exchange, With Iwill of June 30th 1919 probated. The 'defendant Jae Bell, Widow of Emma land 'assecurity,which'` they did not own. The totesshere not discharged anddhe deceased who was also named ex- it it is claimed dozens of farriers were de- ecutrix of the will, filed a ca'eat against frauded'in this -way. Recently at a sale the grant of probate alleging that the near London the H,effernens.secured a will wag Made at a time when the de- couple of animals'but the owners learn- .ceased was without testamentary cap- ed of how natters stood and went to acity ante that she believes the deceased the McKillopfarm and got them back. was, procured to make the will by un - • due influence and fraud. She .claims that • Remanded To June- 16: � ` Goderich May 3i.="Win. Hefferiiian and his son Vincent of McKillop Town- ship, who were arrested by, Constables Whitesides and Welsh appeared before Magistrate Reid and were ctemmitted for trial,- electing trial by the county judge, They were' immediately taken fendants, Judgment in terms of con before Judge Dickson: pleaded not sent minutes, • agreeing to division of the guilty and were remanded till June r5. -property. to allow the crown to get • evidence. They are charged wtih obtaining good; under false pretences, FOUR HOSPITALS ASK' ASSISTANCE` Huron County. Council ,May Re- duce Grants — Tax Rate to be Higher — Assessment left the Same. such declaration. Trench vs Burchill and Burchill vs Trench were two sults arising over deal-' ings in certain property in Brussels, Some lots in Saskatoon were included in the deal •but these proved to be of very small marketable value compared with the supposed value. Dissatisfaction and rearrangements and threatened lawsuits followed. The records in both cases were with drawn W. M. Sinclair' for Burchill R. Vanstone for Trench. Gadke vs Galag'iter An action for specifice performance or in the alter- nate for $2500 damages. The plaintiff is Fred J. Gadke, a saw -miller at Ford- wich, and the defendant, Austin Galla- gher resides in Howick. The plaintiff claims to have bought the pine timber on lot 3'0 1st concession of Howick froln defendant for $16 per thousand payable $100 down and the balance on measuring up the timber.; The plaintiff• alleged that defendant refused to allow hineto enter on the premises to cut and remove the timber. The defendant claimed it was part of the agreement .that the timber was` to be removed on or before April 19th 1919 and that T AGE, s SPECIAL, - ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARINd- LINES Every Line a "Money Saver" Misses Shoes, sizes 1 to 4, cleariiag lines at ... $2.9& 25 pair's Men's Heavy 13oots, blaek or tan, special clearing price .,...... :..,. K50 Men's and Boy's Caps, clearing lanes at .50 5 doz Men's fine shirts, sizes 14 to 4 6 /, special clearing Price ............ ... .. $1.75 Look for Special Sale Price Tickets mall Profits Nvvw Auction Sale. For Sale. Of household effects for sale on 8 -roomed house for sale on Huron street; Apply to Mrs.•J. Mcllveen. st e Phone 25. More ltnsiness q Saturday; June 5111, at 2 o'clock, on Cutter street, consisting of 3 bedroom suites, parlor suites, dining room set, carpet linoleumn, couch, table, chairs rockers, range, .and heater, dishes and inany other articles. Geo.. Elllott, auc., Mrs. Butler, or 'phone 12--602. I Goderich June2.—Grants to die/bur our county hospitals was one of the prin- cipal items of business before the County Council today involving in the neigliborliood of $50,000. Four deputat- ions addressed the Council explaining their needs for assistance. Dr. Redmond and Mr. McLean for Winghaln; Judge Dickson, for Goderich; Dr, Gaudier and Dr, 11, If, Ross and Dr. Brown and Mes- srs Stewart and Stitherland. The matter was referred to tihe special committee named last year namely Reeves Beaver Curry Trewartha, Grieves acid Young. This committee will report to the Council to -morrow. While a grant will be given, it may not be as much as asked for and it is quite possible that the grant will be a suns equal to that ex- pended by the different hospitals. The tax rate was tinder discussion at the time of adjournment to-nigiht but it looks as titougli the rat" will be sone what ,';Mier than last year, the good roads by laws alone necessitating an ex. tilt two mills, or $85,000 an Increase ove4- last year. Equalization of the as- sets,: .t was 'too deelded on for this year the same . ; last year, , ee, a will made. June 4th, 1915 was her husband's true last will and testament. The other defendants are the other ben- eficiaries of the will, Dudley Holmes for plaintiff, -R, Vanstone, Proudoot, Kil- loran & Coove, and R. C. Heys, for de - House For Sale. 7t -room house, with hydro, town water and furnace, in good repair, ''/a acre of land, apply. at New Era Office Notice. Field. Crop Competition, under the auspices of the Centre Huron Agricul- tura! Society. for further information secure'' 1t from S. B. Stothers, Agi. Representative, or from the Agl. Sec- retary, A. J. IticMurray. , The Supreme Court A summary of fife action% disposed of at the milt -jury Supreme Court sit- tings In Goderich recently by the icon. Mr. Justice Sutherland follows. Gerry vs The Northern Life Assurance Co., an action to recover -amount of life insurance -policy on the life of one, Frank Stewart Gerry who,. was killed in action in France Aug, 2811,. 1918. The plaintiff' is Noble F. Gerry, hardware Merchant of Brussels._ The question of the extra war premium figured in this case, W. M, Sinclair for plaintiff,' Mi G, Cameron for defenaants. Aetton settled out' of court, Brown vs Middletou---Aft action to reetify conveyance, J. R. Carling for plaintiff, Wm, Proudfoot for defendants. The conveyance apparently had certain. coniinissions.10 the way it was drawir up which left it not suffieientiy definite, His Lordship declared that the convey- ance from late Matilda Middleton .and Jane My,trle Hayter dated the 2411h day of Teti, 1911, to R. le Hayter intended to cbhivey the. southerly one-third of let 5 Hi the 21st concession of the town ship of Stephen, and directed that said conveyance be rectified, to COnforin to Men Waited. We have openings for a few good reliable melt• to work on Threshing Machines, Tractors and other Work. The Robt. Bell Engine &Thresher Co. Ltd,, Seaforth, Ont. ' A Chance of Your life. To secure a:roadster gelding, sired be Templeton, he being a son of Peter the Great, the dam Eva B. with a record. of 2.16. Not having tithe to train and care for him I offer him at a price yon aan clean up some money. Get busy, And write apply Sly Edgt ar Butt 22, con. 2, _Tucke sm th, L. Kippers. , e--• eelelasreee_ Dresasmaki sg Class. Every TuesdaY .afternoon from 2 to - 5.50 pm., In'the Board Rootn in Town Hall, Clinton. Materials cut, fitted and designed. All ladies are cordially in- vited, Come and'brin your friends. M. tasbel MacKay: For Sale. A Square Plano, Fisher Make, in first lass condition, cheap for quick sale. Appy to 1•l. Bartliff, Spitella Corsets Scarcely need an introduction in this locality, Having become agent for Clin ton I will be pleased to fill all orders placed, -Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kennedy, Ontario Street 'Clinton. MARKET REPORTS Hogs $19,00 Eggs ..... r 45c to 46d Butter . , ... ... Goo Wheat. .,.. . $1.95 to x$1.98 Oath ,..... ,.,, 85c to 87c Barley • 40c to 45c Buckwheat .... , ;51.15 to $1.20 1153' . , , .. $19,00 to $20,00 Bran . $4$ ton Shorts . $58. to $36 Milifeed . . Potatoes �.r d.4o bf Teacher Wanted For S. S. No. 2, Hullett, 2 mites from Clinton. Teacher with Normal train- ing. Duties to commence at Septem- ber. Salley $700 or over. Apple- cations to be in by June 1.2th. Apply to W. A. Dale, R. R. No. 4, tElinton. Farm For Sale. The Executors of the Estate of Jos. epi izzard, deceased, offer for sale 128 acres in the Township of Goderich coin - 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, ie well fenced, has good water facilities, is in a good"state of cultivation and has to acres of hardwood and 55 acres or 'cedar containing much veluable, 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, .722a.Champak- neur, Ave., Montreal, ()trete; Execu- tors, or to W. Brydone, Clinton. NATICE'TO CREDITORS Christine Duncan of Ch Estate.- In The E son Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given ail persons having claims ,against the estate of• Christina Duncanson late of the Town of Clinton in the 'County of Huron, de- ceased, who died on or Mamie -the 10th of April 1920 ere required to deliver to James McMurchie or W. Srydone the executors of the satd estate or their sol- icitor on or before the 12tH day of June 1920 a..full statement of tireir'clalins to- gether with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them alt duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that •after ♦he said mentioned date the said executors will proceed to distribute the estate ofthe said deceased amongst the per- sons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as shall have re- ceived due notice and iu accordance tih. , DATEDerewithat Clinton, this '20th day of May A. D. 1920 W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont,' Solictor for. the said Executors. Notipe, - c in the matter of the Application of the Commissioners for the telephone system of the Municipality of McKillop for authority to make the following charges for telephone service; To Subscribers who have paid ten annual iirstatinents of Principal and In- terest. $12.00 per annum. To all other subscribers: For Principal and Interest:$9,72 per an- num; for maintenance $5.28 per an- num. $15.00 per annum. To persons not being subscribers within the meaning of sub -section (g) of section 2 of"The Ontario Telephone Act, 1918": $15.00 per annum. Appointment for Hearing. Tihe Ontario Railway and Municipal Board having directed Francis Dagger, Esquire, Telephone Expert, to enquire. and report upon the above matter, doth appoint Wednesday, the Ninth day of June, A.D., 1920, at the hour of half - past three o'clock in the afternoon (standard tithe) at the Town Hall in t the Town of Seaforth, for - the lioldi)g of soh nquiry, at which time and place all persons interested in this Metter and desiring to be heard are directed to attend. Dated '.! Toronto this Twenty-second d...+ .. '" A, O., 1920. Il, C. small Secretary, • VICTORY BONDS Bought and sold at Market prices. W. BRYDONN. Victor Feed. We have a quantity of Victor Feed for Hogs and 'Cattle, which will take the place of Shorts as it isimpossible for us Po secure Shorts this season. Try soma, of this feed and we feel sure you wl like it. • •- Also in our stock 15 a quantity of Feed Flour, and Mixed Chop, As these two lines are good value at the present tlueg we would edvise en early purchase Having pcoeUted the agency for the Swift Canadian Co., we are prepared t•" offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage anter also all brands of this. Company's Fer- tilizers. - Regarding Spring Seeds our Stock includes the followiicg:—Red Clover,. Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, /solo Timothy and Alsike refs. ed. b the P .few barrels f A There are a w . Cr Cane Molasses left yet. W.Jenkins & on FLOUR AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 131. • DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE ` BETWEEN MONTREAL, 1 TORONTO DETROIT JIMI' CHICAGO Unexcelled Dining Car Service Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor Gars on special day trains. Full ,information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning District Passenger Agent, Troonto. John Ransford & Son, city passes ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57, A 0. Pattison, ststion agent. KidneysWe nl ea Tti. Kidneys"Flu;' Sat Up Eo Turn In Bed. That awful epidemic, the Spanish Inellenas, that swept Canada from one end to the other a short time ago, left in Ha wake a great many bad after effects. In some caeca it was a weakened heart, in others shattered nerves, but in a great many cases weak kidneys have been left as a legacy. left ivea Where the kidneys beenheww as an after effect of the "Flu," Doane. Kidney Fills will prove to be just the remedy you require to strengthen them. Mrs. Harvey, t . Wile, Lake Pleasant, N.S., writes:•—"Last winter I was taker. aick with the "Fin," end when 7. did get better I found that my kidneys were very bad, and at bight I had to sit up to turn around in lied. I used Doane Kidney Pills and found that they did me a wondeeful- amount of good. 1 also recommend them to my inisbat.d, end he started in to uec thorn. T will always recommend them to miyono who is bot►iered With kidney isouble, tor they. aro wi+aders. Dein.'ii 3fiidney,Pilia are 605. a vox M aU ilea, "" or mailed direct on receipt as p� b no T. Milburn On ,..:irnitcd, to Oat. • 11340 that our trade 'mark; u Maids &Not," anew on the boar. .:..