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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-7-22, Page 5Thursday, July 22nd, 19n, ILIAD L tar`ltK--- tf•n n v �' uir "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Stands for The Best In Music Stands for 1•-M---�-�"SERVICE" and when conjoined guarantee --"SATISFACTION"-- `SATISFACTION"_. FOR MUSIC SEE W. B. O[ELVAR JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses one No. t74w; Residence 174J FIGS Special Sale of Cook ing Figs. While they last 4 lbs. for 25c W, T. O'NEIL THE HUB GROCEk Phoao 48 �- Fresh Fruit Daily -... ,sa,.acetere--Mr, B. W. F. Beavers bas ,IBte foundation in and the framework er tided for his new bungalow. • ii411RnN COUNTY NEWS IN MU Dungannon: -Engineer Rogers Mitchell and several of the Wast Waw nosh township authorities were in tl village surveying for the drain whitlr is to be run through a portion of tl village. a D. The stipend offered is $1,600 with manse and four weeks holidays, Gerrie;.-.,,The ratepayers of the vii loge voted 83 to 1 in favor of the Hydro Bylaw, Exeter --.The County rate for the Village of Exeter es per notire received of .iron County Clerk Holman for 1920 is a' Three ..Thousand and. Twenty. Dollars ie ; and Fifty Six Cents. For General Conn ty purposes $2034,16; Good, roads rate le $1076,40, Crediton: -Mr, Fred Kerr, Crediton it attended the Montreal Gun. Club tour a nament on Thursday and Friday of last f week and as usual carried away some of the donors; The first day be took d and place, breaking 562 out of a pos- - sible 170 .cud the second day he was - high over all by breaking 165 out of y 170 and on the two days score broke- ; 326 out of It possible 390. S. Helen's: --.The Joynt sawmi closed on Friday after a forty-five day run putting out over 400,000 feet `0 lumber. Goderieht-The news were receive last week of the death of Mr, A. T. Cat tie, which occurred at Spokane, Wash ington, on July est, at the age of fort five,years, "Jack," es 11e was know( here, was born in Goderich a son o Mrs. A, D, McLean, It is fifteen year or more since he went west, He leave a widow and three children, Seaforth:--James T, Dobie, a former resident of Seaforth.died at his home in Vancouver on June 3rd. Mr. Doble has been n sufferer of rheumatism for some time and had recently returned from California where he went in the inter- est of his health; He left Seaforth fif- teen years ago to act as western agent !for the Canada Furniture Co,, and has since resided in Vancouver. Zurich: -.The Board of Trustees of Zurich Public 'School met last saturday evening and have re-engaged the for- mer teaching staff, They are; Principal, N, E. Dahms, salary, $1,300; Misses F. Kalbfleisch, M. A. Lamont and 0, 0' Brien as assistants, salary $1,000 each. Grey Twp. -The home of I? t4 ,ind Mrs. Cox, concession 14, Grey town - slip was struck by lightning, The tele- phone was destroyed a window knock ed out and several bricks out of the wail. The current made its way down the pipe from the eaveetrough, Morris Twp. -Russel .'larks, 5th line was quite seriously injured recen- tly while working with his father er- ecting a wire fence. The chain tighten- ing the wire broke and Rus, was struck in the face. His right cheek was cut a few teeth knocked out and a nasty bruise received. - Gorrie:-E. H. Twamley, Lucknow has been engaged as Principal of Gorrie Public School for the ensuing year at a salary of $tto0, Mr. Twamley is at present taking the Summer course at he O. A. C. Blyth: -Mr, and Mrs. Jasper Cook announces the engagment of their youngest daughter, Jennet Louella, to George Clarence McGowan, son of Mr. Wm. McGowan, of East Wawanosh, wedding to take place the latter part of July. a. Wroxeter: -A hearty and unanimous call was extended by the Presbyterian church here to Rev, R. Harkness, Ph. Coon's Cotton .1 Caillnpotmt ` d *We, reliable crpv,atdb mMU& *a Sold la .t is. :d.• Cr .e eteeueeb'-No: 1 `114 N*. 2.13; .M� "d. 1a per bon Paid a n s s s et put.. roen r. s s, price, rm pusehlat to Addr,u, MO COOK 1RSOICI$t CO. e TOtear0. NT. Dewe, IM,hte i Stephen Twp. -The death .occurred at the ]tome Of her daughter Mrs, R, Hill 4th Con. of Stephen, on Tuesday July 13th of Jane Nell beloved wife of Robert Sweet aged 76 years 2 months, The deceased had been ill for several months, - Exeter. -The autotnobile. of Const- able Fellow of Goderich while standing in Mr. W, A, Balkwnll's barn on Thurs day afternoon last caught fire, from what is supposed to have been a short circuit. Smoke issuing from the build- ing was noticed and the fire extinguish ed before much damage could be done. Wingham.-The date for Winghain races has been definitely set for Aug- ust lith and 12th. The. purse $2,400,- 000 is an enticing one and should draw a good line -of race horses to Wingham. On Wednesday afternoon the first day the classes Will be a 2.50 trot or pace a 2,30 trot or pace and aa.24 trot, 'On the afternoon of the second day there will be a free for all a 2.18 trot or pace and a 2.22 trot or pace. The purse hung up for each race is $40o. W OD's. PHOSPHODIAIE: i ^.r;;:4...::;= •• The Great English Preparat 'n, Tones and invigorates the whole nervous system, makes new Blood in old Veins. Used for Nervous Debility, Mental and BrainWorry, Despondency, Loss of Energy Palpitation of the Heart, Failing Memory. Price$2 per box,?'. for 55. Sold by all druggists, or mailed in plain pkg, on receipt of price. New pamphlet mailed frocreit WOOD MEDICINE Co,TORONTO,ONr, Clover ,Alfalfa & Corn and Herron Leads Farmers Sun Mr. George W. 'Cart- er of Loedesboro, Huron County has forwarded a stalk of sweet clover 9ft by 8% ins. long. He has not informed as how he excavated the young tree, but from all appearances it looks as if he had used a stump puller, 'It is a tre- mendous stalk and will take some beat- ing. . If there is not a big crop of coons in Huron County this fall it will not be for lack of corn. A sample of corn has been received from Mr. W. J, Mc- Cullie of Kippen, sown on the 24th of May and measuring now 6ft 4, in. That is growning at the rate of a foot a week which in the language of the small boy, is goin' some." Brussels Post, --James McNair Grey Comfort WITH Economy The New Canadian Car MEM Overhand, is built from - In every detail of its equip. ,j, the ground up to secure rid- ment from Electric Starting and ing comfort, light weight and . Lighting to Speedometer, Over- land is high-grade and complete. The larger Canadian factory and service organization behind the Overland are big factors in the success of this new car for a new Canada. economy. Triplex Springs combine, in a remarkable way, the economies of light weight with the luxury of riding, formerly possible only in a heavy car of long wheelbase. L. KENNEDY, W inghann, Ont. Ileal Office and Factories: 'Mays -Overland Limited, Toronto, Canada Hrattehett 'Toronto, Montraai, Winnipeg and Begins rruE CU 4TON NEW ERA, Twp, sent a sample stark of alfalfa to the Farmers Sun office, Toronto, that topped the lot up to that date, the mea surement being Sft 8i11, 1 -le also fort warded a sample of timothy hay wItiph treasured 4 ft lifts, Huron County is hard to beat when it conies to compari- sons, Sft, 4in, was the nearest alfalfa to Mr, McNair. Rupture Relief RENTENTION NOT INFLUENCED BY ACE OR LENGTH OF TIME, REPORTS VISITING EXPERT. Rupture is not a tear or a breach in tine abdominal well As Commonly sup posed but it Is a stretching or dilation of a natural opening, J,Y. Egan, of Tor- onto, the long established rupture ap- pliance specialist will visit. Dederick, Bedford` Hotel, July 21-22 Clinton, Rattenbury, Hotel, Friday, Saturday (All day and Night) 2 days only.. July 23.24.` The "Curatrus," the new surgical invention, as now used and prepared to order, will not only retain .rupture per- fectly affording immediate and complete comfort but is intended to assist.nature in her work In the shortes`. time known. These new surgical appliances have re- ceived highest approval wherever shown and are designed in accordance with the principles laid down by the world's text -book authorities on this subject, producing results without harm ful ready-made hard pad and old fash- ioned steel spring trusses. Mr, Egan has testimonials front our own section for inspection. If interested, call! he will give you free demonstration and ex- amination of samples. Now is the tltne to make yourself safe and comfortable for your daily work. Note dates, ask et hotel office for his sample room -tear this notice out now for future refer. vice. McCurdy a Financier; Wigmore an Official Spinney a Business Man - Short Sketches of the New Federal Ministers. Hon, Fleming Blanchard McCurdy, the new Minister of Public Works, is a financier by occupation. He is 45 years of age and a native of Colchester Coun ty N. S. which he represents in Portia mens. He has been a member of the House of Commons since 5911, He has served as parliamentary secretary and the Department of Soldiers Civil Rees-' tablishment and as chairman of the Invalided Soldiers Comnmission, Hon, Rupert Wilson Wigmore Minist er of Customs has had a short parlia- mentary career. He was elected to the' 'Comtnons by a large ihojefi t 'in St, John City and County in 1917.- Prior to that he had municipal experience and gained considerable popularity in his native city by his service as cbmmiss loner of Water and Sewerage. Heis en- gaged in business to St. John and is 47 years of age. - Hon. Edgar Keith Spinney` is a pro ininent business man in Yarmouth N. S. He was president of 'the Liberal Associa tion of Yarmouth when he was select- ed as Liberal -Unionist candidate in Yar mouth and Clare in 1917 and was elect- ed Co the House of Commons. He has given the Union Government consist- ent support since his election. He Is 69 years of age, Mr. Spinney has never beep ambitious for politica! advance- ment, He entered Parliament because he desired that the Liberals of Yar- mouth should be represented in the fol- lowing of the Union Government. He joined'the Cabinet because he felt that the Liberals of No Scotia should be - represented •in the Government. He consulted his friends in Ottawa before accepting appointment to the Privy Council and endeavored to consult Pre mier G. H. Murray of Nova Scotia, and the Liberal and Conservative organizat- ions of his riding by wire, Receiving no reply from Nova Scotia he 'decided to accept a place in the Ministry with out portfolio, As for Mr. Spinney will receive no salary as a member of the Government he will not have to seek re-election. CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears - the ��I 'Signature of 'f Births. AXON --In Clinton, on Friday July 16 th to Dr, and Mrs, F, A. Axon, a soil. WYLIE-On July 17th at 250 Sth ave., New York to Mr. and Mrs.- New- tott Wylie, a son (Douglas MacKay). NOSHORTAGE OF COAL TfflS YEAR IS ANTICIPATED But Householders Should Practice Conservation to make Supply Last Dominion Acts. Toronto, July1 5, "If anthracite coal continues to come into Ontario et the present rate, and if a reasonable ;t;notutt of conservation Is exercised by tire householders there will be ria fain - la the supply of coat far domestic purposes in 'Toronto this whiter," said Mr, 1f;' A. Harrington, the Ontario Fuel Controller, yesterday. According tla Mr. Harrington, peopie seem to be act- ing on the advice • to, give their' coal orders in early, and Toronto dealers on the whole report It good volume of orders for this season of the year, (lard coat from Pennsylvania for household use is being imported into Ontario in satisfactory quantities, due largely to the operation of the repent priority order - of,, the United States Inter State. Commerce Commission, According to this order, which was originally scheduled to expire to^day, all ears currying coal trust be returned directly from the point of unloading back to the mines. - - . , It is true that the cars may be loaded with freightfor any Intermediate point along• the line back to the mines, but they may not be used in carrying frieght to any other section of the country. RAILROADS ARE CU -OPERATING The Ontario coal dealers and the 'Canadian railroads are co-operating with the American authorities to ren- der the operation of this order effect- ive. This order has made possible 'such increased coal shipments into Ont ario that Mr. Harrington and the Cana- dian authorities decided to ask for an extension of the time during which it was to be in force, and have succeeded in having the time extended to 30 days, DOMINION TO ACT Ottawa, Ont., July t5, -It is ex- pected 'here that the Board of Railway Commissioneers will today promulgate orders looking toward the conservation and supplementing of coal supplies for Canada and central Canada in particul- ar, This prohibition of exports from Eastern Canada, excepting • to the United States and Newfoundland is in contemplation, The board is also considering the prohibition of the bunkering at any Atlantic port excepting Sydney, of steamships crossing the Atlantic with the exception of passenger steamships. By the above regulations it is anti- cipated that some 50,000 tons of bitu- minous coal per month will be brought from Nova Scotia to Montreal and St. Lawrence points, It is also anticipated that large quantities of American coal now used for bunkering at Montreal will be released for domestic and in- dustrial purposes, The Board of Railway Commnission- •ers was vested with the function of fuel control last session. In the United States the Interstate Commerce Com- mission -has • control -and has •in addit- ion to prohibiting exports from At- lantic points to Europe established a strict system of, priorities; For bedside use a folding stand has been patented that sat be extended to forni a table -or an armed rack for hold- ing towels clothing or othre articles. The Mexican government plans an extensiye scientific study of the flushing industry of that country the pearch fisheries being given the first attention. Boston's fire department has been equipped with a powerful motor truck to pull down walls at fires tow disabled apparatus and for a number of other purposes. MARiKET REPORTS Hogs - $20,,00 Eggs Soto St Butter 5Sc Wheat 81.95 to $1.98 Oats ,. 85c to 87c Barley 400 to 45c Buckwheat ....... 8115 to 51.20 Hay -$i9,Oo to $20.00• Bran . " $43 tbn Shorts $55. to $56 Mtttfeed .. $50. P6tatoee ........ �,92.0O*kag Civic Holiday. , In compliance- with -a largely slgiied' petition from the business men aitd and other citizens of this municipality i hereby proclaim Monday, August 2nd; as Civic Holiday for the'tlown of Clin- ton, and call upon all citizenh to.obser ve it as such. Thomas -Cottle, Mayor. Auction Sale The undersigned etas received in- struction to sell by Public Auction Vic- toria St, on Saturday July 24th at 3.30 p.m, the following, 1 Large extension table, 1 side -board, Dimling room chairs, 4 good rocking chairs, 1 gasoline stove, 1 coaloii stove, Bed room suits, 1 Singer sewing niacin ine, carpets, Dishes and cooking uten- sils, several otherarticles too numer- ous to mention, Mrs, Kearns, G. f1. Elliott Prop• Auctioneer Notice of Registration of By-law Notice is hereby given that a by-law wits passed by the Municipal Council Of the Corporation of the Town of !Clinton on the fifth day of July 1920 providing. for the issue of debentures to the anon ht of $20000. for the purpose of pay Ing for the east of alterations and, ant- proveneuts to the Public School and that such by-law registered in the Reg- istry Office of the County of T1ttron on the 22nd day of July 1920. Any thotlon to quit§in or set aside the same or any part thereof roust be matte within three months after the first pub lication of this notice, and cannot be - made thereafter, Dated the 22nd day of July, 1920. - D, L, Maopliersan Clerk SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Of CLEARING LINES Every Line a "Money Salver" Misses School Shoes, sizes 1 to 4, clearing lines at .... $2.98 25. pairs Men's 1-IeaVy Boots, black or tan, price .. , . . Men's and Boy's Caps, clearing lines at 5 doz Men's fine shirts, sizes 14 to 16,4, price - special clearing - .... • ; , . .50 special clearing $1.75 Look for Special Sale Price Tickets Plumsteei mall Profits Phone 25, ros. ltllore Business Wanted. House For Sale. A second Class normo Protestant teacher for no 9. S. S. Goderich town- ship beginning Sep, 1st 1920 state sal- ary, Jessie Gray sec. fres. R. R. No 3, Clinton 'Ont, For Sale. ! Two size roomed houses on Freder 1 ick St, near the new Flax Mill, will be sold very cheap, and on easy terns. Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B, elate, Teachers Wanted For the Clinton Model School • a teacher holding First or Second Class professional certificate, to 691 a vacancy caused by the resignation of one of the present staff, also one with similar quail fications for the four months of the Model term, Duties of both to com- mence Sept 156. Applications closesJuly 24th, state experience qualifications and salary required, Address Applications to H. £, Rorke Sec, Treas. Auction Sale of School buildings. The undersigned has been instructed by the trustee board to sell by public' action on tete public school grounds, 'Clinton on Saturday Jsrly 24th at 3 o'clock sharp the following property 1. --two storey fram building 24ft bin, by 4oft bin. suitable for dwelling house. t frame building 18ft 61n, by 2461 suit able for a stable or garage. 1 shed 12ft bin. by 4061 would make good implement house. 2 large box heaters good as new would make excellent heaters for country school or hotel.. Terme:-10% of purchase !money to be paid down on day of sale, balance 1 in thirty days. - Buildings to be removed before 7th day of September 1920. For furtiiet particulars see the undersigned. T. J. MCNbil Geo, Elliott Chalrmah of P.S. Auctioneer NewDarber Shop in Varna. The undersigned has opened a Barber Shop in Varna, Wednesday and Satur day Evenings in the old Bank stand and solicits a share of Public Patronage. Prices moderate. W.J. Ward. Farm For Sale Thomas Archer offers for sale his farm of 125 acres in the Township of Hutlett, located about 2 4 miles from Clinton, The farm is well built on, 'fence'd, and watered (welts and fowling spring); the soil is good and in a good state of cultivation.'' J -W. Blllott, 'Apply to W. Brydone, - Clinton; Clinton. EXECUTOR'S SALE at Public Auction of Farm in the Town- • ehip of Stanley The Executorof the Estate of Wil- liam Scott, deceased will offer for sale. at Auction on Thursday the 12th day of August at 2 o'clock P.M. Lot No 15..: Concession4, Towttship of Stanley con tanning 99 acres more or less. On tate premises are a good frame house and bank, good orchard and plen ty of water, The soil is clay loam about 70 acres in good state of cultivation; balance in pasure. Terms•--The,sale will be subject to a reserve bid, 10'70 of purchase money payable on day of sale balance on 15th March, 1921, Privileges for fall plowing after crop of this season full possession 15th Marcia 1921, For furtiser particulars apply to. Andrew Scott, W. Brydone, Executor, Vendor's Solicitor, Brucefield, Clinton. A Chante of Your Life, To secure a roadster gelding, sired by Templeton, he being a son of Peter the Great, the dam Eva 13. with a record of 2,16. Not having time to train and care for him I offer hint at a price you can clean up some money. Get busy and write at once or apply at 1.qi 22, con, 2, Tuckersmith, L.R.S. 1145 utt Kippen, Uver. '. Tula is money why Waste time oir tit, road we get you there promptly, leave orders at Downs Auto Livery. Opposite Ontario St, Chard, ... 7 -room !louse, with hydro, tows water and furnace, in good repair, 'i4 acre of land, apply, k at New Era ®ffiet For Sala 8 -roomed house for sale on Huron street, Apply to Mrs. J. Mcllveen. For Salo. A Square Piano, Fischer Make, In first class condition, cheap for quick ease, Appy to H. Barttiff, Waisted Tame Rabbit skins any kind, any color. For prices and particulars see or write. 61. A. Hovey, Clinton. ViCTORY BONDS . Bought and sold at Market prices. W. BRYDONi1. Victor Feed. We have a quantity of Victor Food for Hogs and Cattle, which will take the place of Shorts as it Is impossible for tut to secure Shorts this season. Try soak of this feed and we feel sure you win 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 the agency for Ike Swift Canadian Co., we are prepared ti offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage ani also all brands of this, Company's Fer- tilizers. - Regarding Spring Seeds our Stock includes the followitngs-Red Clover Alike Clover, Swest Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, ado Timothy and Mike mks ed. There are a few barrels, of the Pure Cane Molasses left yet. W. Jenkins &Son, FLOUR AND FEED . Phone 199 Residence, 231. GRANO TRUNK S`( w t DOUBLE TRACK • BETWEEN ,.,;4„,4 MONTREAL, iy='I TORONTO DETROIT AUi' CHICAGO Unexcelled Dining Car Servsoolta�,, Sleeping cars on night trains ani Parlor Cars on special, day trains. Full Information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. D. Horlitira District Passenger Agent, Troontb. John Ransford Sr Son, city passel`. ger and Ticket Agents, phone ST. A. 0. Pattlso3, station -agent. CAN NOW EAT WITHOUT FEAR OF PAINS. Many people sutler terribly with pairs in the stomach, after every meal they eat. Dyspepsia and indigestion keep them in constant misery. Why not nee that old reliable Burdock Blood Bitters, a remedy that has been on the market for the past 40 years and obtain perfect and permanent relief. Mr. 11. H. Collins, Norton, N.B" writes:--r'I was with the ovcraeae forces for font years and two months, and in October, 1916 I was unfortunn to eu,lagh to he wounded and taken pi''mner, I wee a prisoner for 2.1a6 years, and tete food they gave uu was not good, at times and after a few months I foiled that was suffering from indigeati'i,. When I came home in July, 1910, 1 Was nearly wreck. I was told, tr.- ,.,at 8urdocle ya JSlood Itittere. I did so and found great relief, and can now oat without fear bf arms and sickness. I Wzluld rtd0nsmend 11. R. 13, to all who 'stiffer from +llgestion." cMaaufaot ;'7 only Tho T. 1Vfij. biarn Co.1 Limited, Tort. o, Ont.