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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-8-5, Page 5• 'peal_ Pinto(' NICO'D CI, nL'n' of , 1,4111G14LTUfI4 nags "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Stands for The Best In Music • --w -- 'HELLYAR" ' Stands for "SERVICE" and when conjoined guarantee ---"SATISFACTION"--..- FOR MUSIC SEE W. IL I LMA JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses 'hone No. t74w; Residence 174J GARTON'S CUSTARD POWDER Delicious with all Stewed and bottled fruits, and can be served hot as a sauce with all kinds of Puddings. TRY A PACKAGE at nets. W. To O'NEIL L -IE HUB GROCEk Phone 48 Fresh Fruit Daily - . Chili irrigated more than 2,000,000 acres of land and has nearly as many more available for irrigation. FREQUENT HEADACHES $10000001r000sw•*4*.So0$14►$1$1 Odds and Enda of Council 1 A Sure Sign That the Blood is Watery and Impure s.40111$11111001110000 0 Ms's 3^4<ae0.ir0.4r For Registering Bylaw at the Co, Registry ottloe cast $2,05, People with thin blood are much more subject to headaches than fail - blooded persons and the fortis of an - amnia that affIcts growing girls is al- most always accompanied by headaches together with disturbance of the diges tive orgdns. Whenever you have constant or re. curring .heattaches and pastor of the face they, show that the blood is thin andyourefforts shouldbe directed to ward building up Your plood. A fair treatment With Dr. Williams ?Ink Pills will do this effectively and the rich red blood made by these pills will remove the headache. More disturbances to the health are caused by their Wool than most people have any idea of. When your blood is impoverished, -the nerves suffer from. lack of nourishment and you may be troubled with insomnia, neuritis, neuralgia or sciatica. Muscles subject to strain are undernourished and you may have muscular rheumatism' or tum bago. If your blood is thin and you be gill to show symptoms of any of these disorders, try building up the .. blood I with Dr, Williams Pink Pills, and as the !blood is restored to Its normal candit- ion every symptom of the trouble will disappear, There are more people who owe their present state of good health 1 to Dr, Williams Pink P1115 than to any 1 other medicine and most of them do 1 not hesitate to say so. I You can get Dr. Wiliivns' Pink Pills ' through any dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a bix or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr, Williams Medicine Co , Brockville, Ont, HOLMESVILLE. Mrs. Beatrice Alcock returned. hone from Toronto last week after spending seyeral weeks -with her sister inthe city, Miss Marion Alcock is visiting with friends and relatives in Guelph, A large number of the folks from our village took in the big day in Clin- ton on Monday. Mrs. McMath of Toronto is visiting with her dauyhter Mrs N, W. Trewartha t Miss Robinson who has been teach- ing school in our village is taking the six weeks course at the 0, A. C. Guelph for the teaching of agriculture,. Mr and Mrs Lashbrook were up from Mitchell for over civic holiday. 1 The salaries for theofficials was paid; for the past three months: -.-D, L, Macpherson, $137.50; R, Welsh, $125.00; and -Chief Fitzsimons for July $54.17. Chief Fitzsimons reported $8,10 from market spates and $10.00 for hall rent, ltilRp E7 F est Mr, R, Hunter reported $20 for Sate of cemetery lot; '$70.00 for care in per- petuity and $20.50 for work, Mr. J, W. Manning paid ltis•liceese for Moving Picture house of $18, The 0, T, R, sables pre to be put In- to shape. . Councillor Wiltse askel if the salary of. the Councillors would be increased as the new 'Council on parade on Mon - .day all wore silk hats, The Mayor asked for a motion for an increase but "the round robin" was not signed. The salary of 14 firemen for 6 mos, of $152.50 was paid as was the salary of Chief Glazier of $20.00, The Council paid $5,.00 for Fire- men's Association dues. 12 barrels of Tarvia cost $99,47 and the G.T.R. was paid $3.00 for tate freight, Work of laying the Tarvia cost $12, The W. D. Fair Co had an account of $$.7o for stationery. The New Era had an account for printing and advertising of $17.75. The grants of light for Hospital and G.W.V.A, to the amount of $6,0S was paid as was $13,06 for water at the Hospital, An attachment for a gas jet bat will July cost $68.35. cook almost anything as wellas a gas. range would do it has been invented by an Englishman'. E. Santos was paid $5,25 for dray- ing for Street Committee and $1,25 on another account charged to the Pro- perty account. The payslseet for street work for MARKET REPORTS Hogs $19.50 eggs 54 to 55c Butter 55c Wheat_ Oats Barley . Buckwheat Hay Bran Shorts Millfeed Potatoes $4.9$ to $1.98 o '85cto87a 40c to 45c $1.45 to $1,a) $19.00 to $20.00 $45 ton $55. to $56 The P. U. Com. was paid $132,25 for street lighting and $5.83 for light= ing hall. Work at hall post $45.00. R. Hunter was paid $6..75 for sal- ary for July as Cemetery Superinten- dent. ' C. Lovett was paid $54.00 for work $50. at Cemetery and T. H. Cook $7,00 $2,00 bagfor work there. - v.'•c; r Riding Comfort Made -iii -Canada WHY let rough roads inter- fere with your motoring comfort? In this Overland you need not let bad roads spoil good rides. Triplex Springs make every mile you ride a more enjoyable mile. . Light weight makes every mile a more Economical mile. 'Phis rare combination of rid- ing luxury with driving economy accounts for the tremendous en- thusiasm which is greeting the Overland all over Canada. Its equipment is of the most modern type. Its stamina' is a credit to the Canadian institu- tion which created this car. Let us show you the Overland. 1'; KENN DY, Will ghoglA Otlte stead (Ace 1+atctor"cest Wirlys-Overland Limited, Toronto, Canada Branches: Toronto, fvfontreel,Winnipeg mid Regina eefflit 1'1tiiE CLIN`TON 1 EW ERN. "$ALADA" Tea is ,Pure Tea., Fragrant and of Delicious Flavo *, stimulating and refreshing. "Watch for the Name" me" on every genuine sealed packet; 27 Years in Ppublic'Service. J, Carrick's salary for July of $54;17 was pails Clrntro:t Had a very Washers for lire hose cost $1.69, J. E. Cook was paid $5,00 on part payment of rubber boots for Fire a Jo, BRUSSELS The races at Brussels on Wednesday drew a big crowd. The races were ex- cellent ones.' ple the 2,25 race the driver of Nellie Patchen saved his horse from a fall' right at the finish,which brought forth praise from the starter, on his horse- manship, Topsy Todd, was put back to fourth place in the 2.35 trot, after winning the heat, for fouling on the first tuns, Mr, Dei Gariiner drove the winner in the 2.25 race and McDougal'I Bros' horse, "The• Repeater" took touith money in the same race. Following were the races and win- ners:- 2.25 Trot or Pace. Elsie 'Campbell, Dr.Mcgae, Brussels its Ratite Patchen, S. Hodgins, Lucan .222 Nile Boy, G. McNeil, Nile 433 The Repeater, McDougall Bros, Por- ter's Hill 354 Gentry De Forest, J. Hartnett Wing - 545 Silvia Wilkes, R. Colvin, Teeswater 666_ Time -2.293!2; 2.25%; 2,24% 2.35 Trot -.- The Emblem, Tucker & Son Exeter 111 Topsy Todd, J, H, Galbraith, Brus- sels, 242 Annie D., W. Tapp, Exeter 323 Carrol Todd, Tucker & Son, Exeter434 Time -2,29%; 2.3214; 2.29%. g Classified Race- o Eva May Patchen, S.Hodgins, Lucan ttt -w Tom Wilkes, A. Jackitn, Brussels 233 as Jinn Hal, J, Brown, Blyth 324 In Annie Mack, W. F. Gaynor, Luck- C Portr's Hill; C. Hoffman, Zurich, tin the competition for the best look ing couple Mr, John Ransford, the Judge, hada large array of good took- ing people before hint, but the Iittle Scotch Drummer, with her Scotch paftner, won the 5 Ib roast of beef. The names of the prize winners are - Marion J. Stark and Donald EIlis. Miss Winnie Draper captured the Mysterious North Star Lady on the grounds in the afternoon, who happen- ed to be Miss Mattie Biggins. The best attraction of the day was the baseball ntatells ipfayed Settveeu the Zurich team and , Clinton. The (some team was victorious by a score of 2 to 0. Cooper hada great day at pitching and had 12 strikeouts. He walked 2 and ,tit one and left 9 men stranded on the bases, Kekoa, the - Zurich pitcher had 4 strikeouts and walked 2; and 'Clinton had only two left on bases, Each team had a sharp double play. The Cooper boys, who was Clinton's battery scared the runs, Zurich... -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Clinton ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2a--2 In the evening the Kiltie Band and the Pipers put on a splendid program which much enjoyed, The program was followed by a street parade, but a so- called roug element soon put the par- ade away for the night. The dancing pavillon on the grounds was well patronized and the Phalen Orchestra gave a good program; "In the opinion of the Judges not enough prizes are offered for ladies and ants, A large number of them turned ut in really good costumes but they ere not representative of the Allies id no award could be given then, In to our, regret, Signed. H, B. ombe, J. A. Ford, Fred Pickett", HOW 542 Sandy Kaplan, W, Pawson, Brussels 455 Ttme-2,2934; 2.30%; 2.29%. HULLETT Report of Promotions in School no 4 Mullett, dividing the school year end ing June 3.Oth 1920. Jr. Primer to Sr. Primer -Percy Riley. Sr. Primer to Class I -Doris Walters, Jr. Ito Sr. I=Joist Riley I to Jr. II Lloyd Medd; Raymond Cart- wright; Thomas Walters. Jr. II to Sr,11 Edith Josling;- Sall to Jr, Ili Mary Riley; Rachel Walters; Jr. 111 to Sr III Elgin Josling; Ida Josling; Florence Knox. Jr, IV to Sr. IV Edwin Cart- wright Leslie Knox. Successful in En- tiiance to -High School Examination-- Olii'e Josling; Lizzie Lawrance. Success full In Jr, P. S, Graduation Exams -- Mary Cartwright, Owing to a delay in the returns from Toronto Mary Cartwright's name did not appear at the time of the En- trance resuts, she has the distinction of being the first pupil in the East Huron, inspectorate to pass this examination. N. Medd teacher BAYFIELD. The funeral of John Biggert occurr- ed here on Monday last ,attended a great number of friends and relatives. The late john Biggert was one of the ;stoners of this place and spent most of his •11fe here although several inem- bers of the family who attended the fast services had to travel for long dis- tances, GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs, Henry Rush and two children of Plattsville spent the week end at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo rge'Crooks on the Base Line. Needless to report Goderic hTown ,ship was well represented at the big celebration in Clinton on Monday, • Mrs. Moffatt Aiken and Williard of Ailenford are visiting with the former's brother. SUMMER COMPLAINTS KILL LITHE ONES At the first sign of illness during the hot ,weather give the little ones Baby's Own Tablets or in a few hours be may he beyond aid, These Tablets will pre- vent summer complaints if given occas- ionally to the well child and will prom ptly relieve these troubles if they tonne on suddenly. Baby's Own Tablets should always he kept in every home where there are young children, There is no other medicine as good and the mother' -tsar the guarantee of a govern- ment analyst that they are absolutely safe. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers 01' by snail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Bockville, Ont. Warning issued. The Town clerk has received from a big insurance company 4 patnphiet p of instructions an the care of boilers, and their heating. 11 is pointed out that o If the instructions.are followed fire, explosion willbe avoided, and the gen. eat life of the betters kept to the e Mexiieuln, NEWSPAPER WIT Pittsburg Gazette -Times An English- man says Americans speak better En- glish than the English of course. The English cannot get id of their foreign accent, 0N-- Greenville (S.C. Piedmont. Even 'the Republicans did not realize that Hard- ing was a composite George Washing- ton, Abraham Lincoln, William McKin- ley, and Theodore Roosevelt until aft- er he was nominated, --Ile-- Detroit Journal. Back to the farts movements nts woull be more attractive if oil didn't n't Rhyme with toil, Detroit News. What is your age?" from aan ora frheckler will stump many a wo- m for In this campaign, ,,...•w - Louisville Post. The continued rise the the price of gasoline may yet pop- ularize sole leather express, -ea-- NashvilleNashv Nashville Tennessean,Thecity takes hat the e farmer raises. This includese farm the help he raises. --OD-- IndianapolisIndian Indianapolis News. A me nother trouble - so feature about those proposednee-hig knee-high skirts for fall is that some Hees are e highergher than others. • Saginaw News -'Courier, When a man says he is burning with a desire to save the country he means that he is tired of working for a living, --00-- Toronto Star. One reason why the old-fashioned girl didn't depend upon c the corner drug store for her onptex• ion was because she didn't depend on the corner drug store for her health Dallas News. It has just about gotten so in this country that If a shuts sings at his work the rest of us stop work to listen to him.Minneapolis Journal, Ohio- Is the another of presidents but, she cannot have twins, Providence Tribunes Music is the language of the soul; jazz is its profan- ity. Providence Journal. Germany could stop worrying about invasion if she Would put an end to icer evasion. Norfolk Virginia -Pilot, The report that silkmeking has slowed down in China suggests that the worths have turned, , 3old,erich. iBrus'sells, Huron County is without a laundry Imagine what a state Brother leerrIs office towel must be in. 111111-- Boston Gioliel It has been made lain at Spa that tate Gertnens will de every thing that they are: 'absolutely btiged to ti0. London Advertiser. The only differs etc between alt evening dress out hath ng suit uowdays is about $130, sellenesennoennonenuousomonnuteotemieserenservasenselionsosoonseesseuson;ssussoo- Awns MIDSUMMER CLEAN UP AP White Goods, Ladies' and Children's Ready-to.Wear and Canvas Footwear .0 Ladies' Voll Waists, All et one price to cleat•. $1.25 Ladies White Cotton Combinations.reg, $.2. to clear at. -.$1.25 Ladies' Knit onlbinations--•-several•styles to choose from choice for $1.O0 Children's Wash Dresses -white or colored and wash suits for small boys a.11 at clearing prices Cotton pants for small boys to; clear at ...,. .$$.215..5900: Canvas shoes from $2,75 to $3,50 on sale at Canvas shoes from $2,25 to $2:75 on sale at White Shoe Polish, cake or bottle, reg, 15c size ...2 for 25c PRICE ON SPECIAL LINES- CASH AND NO EXCHANGE Plumsteel stall Profits Phone 23. Births. .,DOWDING-On Aug 2nd at Private Pavilion Toronto General Hospital to Capt, and Mrs, Charles E. Dowding 142 Spadina rd,, a son. Deaths B1GGART-At Bayfield on Saturday July 3151, 1920 John Biggart aged 81 years,. 10 months and 9 days, For Sale Good 13, C. Shingles for safe. Thos, McKenzie, Clintdi, Car for Sale Second hand Chevrolet car for sale. Demonstration given anytime. Car in first class condition, Roy Ball. Phone 66, Clinton. Photographer Car for Sale. A McLauchlin car for sale. Will sell cheap. For information apply to The New Era. Honey for Sale. White Clover Honey for sale at 30c per ib. address enquires to. Phone 16-16 on Colborne Municipal Line, or A, W. Kursclienski R. R. No 2 Clinton. ,-. ., f Victor Feed. a liiiore Business House For Sale. 7 -room house, with hydro, town water and furnace, in good repair, 54 acne of land, apply, at New Era Office For Sala. 8 -roomed house for safe on Hurotr street. Apply to Mrs. .1. Mcliveen. For Sale. A Square Piano, Fisher Make, in first - class condition, cheap for quick tale, Appy to H. Bart'i:f. For Sale. Two size roomed houses on Freder ick St. near the new Flax Mill, will be sold very cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B, Hale. VICTORY BONDS Bought and sold at Market prices. ' W. BRYDONE. Notice of Registration of Bylaw Notice is hereby given that a by-law was 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 amou nt of $20000. for the purpose of pay- ing foe the cost of alterations and im- provements to the Public School and that such by-law registered in the Reg- istry Office of the County of Huron on the 22nd day of July 1920, Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof mast be made 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. Macpherson Clerk NewBarber Shop in Verna. 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 Sala Thomas Archer offers for sale his farm of 125 acres in the Township of Hullett, located about 2 11/2 miles from Clinton, The farm is well built on, fenced, and watered (wells and fowling spring); the soli is good and in a good state of cultivation. Apply to J. W. Elliott, W. Brydone, Clinton, Clinton. EXECUTOR'S SALE at Public Auction of Farm in the Town. ship of Stanley 'rhe Executor of the Estate of Wii- liam Scott, deceased will offer for sale at Auction 6n Thursday the 12th day of August at 2 o'clock P.M. Lot No 15. Concession4, Township of Stanley con taining 99 acres more or. less. On the premises is a good frame house and bank farm, good orchard and plen- ty of water. The oil is clay loath about 70 acres in good state of cultivation, balance in pasture. Terms -The sale will be subject to a reserve bid, tO% of purchase money payable asafe 5 Marcyablh, 1921ond, y Privilegesof forbalance fall on plowiintitg after crop of this season full possession 15th March 1921. For further particulars apply to, Andrew Scott, W. Brydohe, Executor, Vendor's Solicitor, Brucefieid. Clinton. A Chance of Your Life. To secure a roadster gelding, sired by Templeton, he being a son of Peter the Great, the dam Eva B, with a record of 2.16, Not having time to train and care for ]rim 1 offer Mtn at a price you can clean up some money. Get busy and write at once or apply at Lot 22, con. 2, Tuckersmiflt, L,R,S, Edgar Hutt Kipped, Auto Livety, Time is money why Waste tune ou the road we get you there promptly, Matte Orders et Owns Auto LIverys Opposite Ilnfcl., ,sesia. We have a quantity sof Victor Petit for Hogs and 'Cattle, Width Wig take the place of Shorts as it is impossible for Sit to secure Shorts this season. Try nom, 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 the agency for the Swift Canadian Co., we are prepared 1' offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage ane; also all brands of this Company's Fer- tilizers, Regarding Spring Seeds our Stoel' includes the following: -Red Cloven Mike Clover, Sweet Clover, Alfalfa„ Timothy, ado Timothy and Alsiko a'oia. ed. There are a few barrels of the Pure Cane Molasses left yet. W. Jenkins &Sot !LOUR AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 1311. 'GRAND TRUNK' W HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS $15.00 to Winnipeg Plus 3d cent per nailo Beyond AUGUST 9th, lith, 16th and 180, stations Toronto to Scotia Jct, inclus" ive; also all stations on Depot Harbor, Midland', Penetang and Meaford branch- es, AUGUST 9th and 16th from all the stations in the province of Ontario and Quebec, Pembroke, Golden Lake, Up•. tergrove, Toronto and East. AUGUST lith anil 18th, from all the stations in Ontario, Toronto and West. Full iafornatlon from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. B. Horning District Passenger Agent, Troonto. John Ransford 8z Son, city passes, ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57, A. 0, Pattison, atettou agent. FACE COVERED WITH PI PLES FOR NEARLY A YEAR. The nasty little pimples that coma out on the face and other parts of the body are simply indications that the blood is out of order and regnires purifying. They aro little irritating reminders to you that you should take a few bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters. When 13.13.13, makes your blood pure, the pitnples will vanish mitt your skin beeontee soft and civ r, Afire. ;hums Will'ante, NV&ertord, tsnt,, writes:'--' ,My flue was, cover,+l wiih pimples for nearly n year, 1 u+.d different kinds of tentdies t , t. ( r;(1 of thorn and finnib' t11nnght it t,. W,.3 s.c, cure, A friend dropped in one day and told sire X should try llnrrlorlc 111oorl Bitters, 1, did so and turd Ihue e the pimples were a battle. , and found t t it disappearing from my face, and now X )save a Clear e,ornplo cion again, 13.13.13, is tnanttfastured only by The "1. Milburn Co„ Limited, Toronto, Ont.