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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-8-5, Page 6T$g LIN. 'ON NEW ERR ;;"" S E E tlMtl11,fit.it=1. Fancy A T I MEN'S STORE Custom Tallorbei Men's Furnisbtne Phone tea Oppgsfte Public Ltbrery Brown's mrmissa Will Hold blotting. The district representatives of the Far mer's Club will hold a meeting in Clinton on Thursday August 12th. COOKS THE FOOD BUT NOT THE COOK Perfection Oil Stoves HAVE ATTAINED PERFECTION IN THE COOK'S ESTIMATION That tells the story in a Nutshell of the uenefits and results of using one of our PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves. Many makes of oil stoves have come and gone but this one goes on givng satisfaction to the owner. Buy PERFECTION Oil Stoves at W. H. DAVISON Phone 53. Successor to R. Rowland. ,wry ;ir;Mn'rN %... TRY FOR PICNIC m Hawkins SEASON SUPPLIES FOR PLUMBING HEATING AND Repairing Promptly Done Phone 53 —0— Mesta There is a Reason Ask Us. Furnaces Lead The Corner Grocery Phone 45, leneeweeureemewmemeweemeneeeeww ANWOMUIWIW Olives, Grape Juice Orange and. Lemonade Lime Juice, Pickles, Marmalade, Jams Fruit and Vegetables of ell kind in Season Fred. W. Wigg WOMAN'S(STORE Dry Goods and How Furnishings. Phone 67 Next Royal Bank Minor Locals Council net Tuesday evening. August, Got your coal in yet? Many visitors were In town over the week end, Have you lost your car lately? or just mislaid it. Many are going to Zurich to -night to see the Clinton and Zurich game. A win ties the teams for first places. Wasmam—Wise Wedding. • The marriage took place quiety on Thursday afternoon of est week in Wesley church of Miss Ruby Wise, younger daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Wise, to Mr. Leslie J. Wasman, son of :Ver, and Mrs, •J. F. Wasman, of tows, Immediately after the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. D, Al, .McCamus, en. and Mrs. Wasman Ieft for Windsor and Essex, Upon their return they will take rip their resid- ence in Toronto, where the groom has a position on the teaching staff f the Toronto Schools. SCRANTON COAL and Wood for Sale -0---- any who wish to leave their order for Spring delivery can do so by leaving their orders at my residence, Huron St. or Phone 155. Terms --Strictly Cash—Phone 155. • E. WARD RESIDENCE—HURON STREET The Red Star Washer makes wash day welcome. It works So, easily a boy of 6 tun it when loaded...... It abolishes all the dnidgery of wash day. Does the work in half the time it takes to do it.iby hand. 4 imam sh The Red Star' Washer is easy to operate because the mechanism rides on two sets of ball bearings. The fly wheel is large. The lid is easy to lift, and you can raise the dasher from the clothes before you open the lid, so the clothes will not come up With if or tear, The mechanism ie very simple and compact, and so strong gnat the Red Star will last a generation sad always run as well as when new Kens sol have w wed on up, sr csf wed .se (hem oa our Aser, Sutter & 1 , 4 C. 11111111111111111i 111 111 111 111 III III 111111(1111111111111111 111111111111! 11111111111111111111 1111'11111111 1111111111 suluol11u(1111111111111iu1(1llm1u11111 Local News 1111111 111111111111111 rmenNsouonomlu ateuwonmumussomu mmgommivatallimmomuCuugu Bowlers Were at Mitchell, Two rinks of Bowlers were at Mite dell on Monday but escaped bringing home many prizes. Attended Goderich Tourney, Bowlers attended the Goderleh bowl- ing tournament last week but were un- suceessful 1» capturing any prizes,, Growing Goad Corn. Mr, A. J. Grigg cut a stalk of corn in his garden that 'has reached the 12 ft,. limit and he says he Iras a lot more that will beat that mark, Picnic Wednesday. The congregation picnic of St. Pauli church was held on Wednesday at Bayfield. The day was' fine and everybody hada an enjoyable time, It Pays to Advertise. Mr. Chas. Allison believes in signs and has had "Allison's River Ice" paint el on both sides of his ice wagon Me Jos. Copp was the artist, Attending Firemen's Convention. Messrs, W. Kennedy and Carl Drap- er were at Welland this week attending the Ontario Firemen's Convention, The annual tournament was held on W edln es day. Old Clinton Boys High Post R. H. Coats Appointed to Statis- tical Commission, League of Nations. Ottawa July 30—Mr. R ti. Coats chief of the Statistical Department of the Canadian Government has been ap- pointed, to the Staliftical Commission of the League of Nations, and will we leave for Europe in September to take part in the sittings of that body, The first meeting 'of the commission will take place at some point in Europe probably toward the end of September and Mr, Coats who, is the only one chosen outside the continent of Europe will be present. This is considered as an extraordinary .recognition of the value of the Canadian statistical sys- tem: F e+.1Wi.itassr i a..lees*s9* SI e A 6 NIT)3 TWO CHURCHES. 6 o 000 90000006000006.600 Willis Church Rev. D. Stewart will take the servic es again on Sunday, Baptist Church Next Lord's Day 'the Pastor will be present and preaclt at both services. The evening subject will be "Quen- ching th Thirst" The annual Sunday School picnic to Barfield Aiig, Wesley, Church The union services in Wesley church last sunday were exceptionally well attended and Rev, Mr. Anderson pastor of Ontario Stchurcli preached two fine sermons. The music by the choir was eery gond and Mrs. Sheppard two sblos were much appreciated. Mr. Fred Gil lis quartette who played on saxaphones was something that Is not often heard in Cinton and was much enjoyed. Next Sunday there will be services in each church a representative of the Lord's Davy Alliance will speak in Ontar in Sl. 'lei !lurch on the morning and in Wesley church in the evening, 'Phe sacrament services will be ad- ministers.) at the morning service in Ontario Street church. On the following two Sundays on the Sth ani the 1511there will be anion services int Ontario street clturch, Ray. McCamus will preach. the Sunday School services are held at ten o'clock and are tieing welt attended, µ.Y,ir ll:' Band Concert Tonight, The Khris Band will give their ostial open air•conoert to -night, Dog Was Shot. After the papers ',were Issued lest week Miss Amy Howson was notified that tier rog was dead on the Blyth Road, R had been shot. No reason 01 that her d'og' was -dead on the Elytit such a death. Lightning)Put Meter and Lights Out The storm last Thptsday afternoon did not do much damage around here. put the lightning went down the hydro pipe •at the hone of Mr. George Coop- er smashed' the meter and put all the lamps out of business. No other dam- age was done however, Still Busy Cutting logs. McEwen Bros, who are cutting logs for Mr, Fred Rumbail along side the 1,. H. and B. track, has still enough work to keep them going for another month or so. A big truck and teens are drawing in logs that could not be got in during the winter. The citizens are busy buying the slabs for to keep- the fires burning during the fall weather. After The Flies. The health 'department reported that a "swat tate fly" campaign was due in Clinton that was not the essential point from a health standpoint. The flies had become numerous in the last few days, not due to the weather so much as to the breeding places which had been allowed to accumulate, and it was for the clean-up of these that the department officers made an earnest plea. It was statel that contagion was bound to result therefrom.'' New School Law. Should the new school . act which proves that everyone must attend school until `6 years of age, go into effect In the near future, 'Clinton will have a big problem on its hands of find leg accommodation for the pupils af- fectel by this law. No official notificat- ion has been received in the town as yet and while it is thought in some quarters that the law will not come into effect for some Bine the general be- lief is that it may come into force very soon, YOUR ROOF On the selection of your roofing material depends the appearance, value and durability of your building. What kind of roofing could be better than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles? The cheapest is not usually the best although the best is usually the cheap- est. We have the best in three different grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur- rent prices. 1 AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all kinds of Rough and. Dressed Lumber, Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement, • Hard and Soft Coal, etc. AT CLINTON— — We handle all kinds of Coal and Wood and Canada Cement, Lgt ns have your inquiries. We think jive can supply You, SND. R. MUSTARD Clinton & Brucefield. Phone for Clinton No. 74. Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618. TEETHING BABIES Thousands of Them Die Every Summer. When the baby steels to cut its teeth, them is the time the poor mother is under the stress of great anxiety. For some reason or other the bowels become loose, and dia.rrhoert, dysentery, colic, cramps rind minty oilier bowel com- plaints reanifes4 themselves, the gums become swollen, rankers form in the mouth, and in many eases the wild wastes to a :ihadnw. When' the" child gets into this con - einem the bowels rnust be very closely looked otter, mid for this imernee we (mow of tiothingito equal Dr, Fowler's Bel of Wild fiirawberry. '111's ,l, rl ing ei wady hn,+ been used Inc toil 'ng Babies for the past 75 yea*, by theueei de of Canadian mothers who ', Ly its eftietuiv, and there is nn mother but should iurp a. bottle of it en hand. ➢;ler, Gordon McCurdy, slum, Alta.. writ(: -"I have five children and theyy have all had sumnm`r complaint, .patient l- lv while teethutg, 1 always keep a bottle of Dr. Fowier's Extract of Wild Strawberry in my borne as one or two doses completely relieace thein. I tan- nest epee too highly of it for both children and adults," Mothers, don't experiment with some new and uniried reined-e. i `nay be dealer::tells to your bitby's hreith, `let "Dr. Powitnee" the rereedy that bae I stood the lest of time, Price 50e, Mantlfeetured only by 'the ', 'Kamm <,o,, Limited, Toronto, O '1 nt. REGARDING TALL PAPER Prices, in general, are on a slightly higher level than last year, but noticeable mostly in the lower priced goods. We have heard re- ports of a few low priced "spots" which how- ever, without exception have .proved to be inferior goods or boasts made to distract at- t ention from other shortcomings, these ex- ceptions we ready concede. Our new stock is being sampled and gives promise of being as varied said attractive in design and colorings as we have had in for- mer years, while our values are as goodas ewe know where or how to buy. MIWWWWIWOWIMIW -The W. D. Fair eo. Often the Cheapest--PIwmYs the Best Don't Miss This Special Prtge on our Bulk Tea. We are completely sold out of line we ad- vertised last week, For this week we offer you The Royal Blend at 60 c per lb. Special price in 5 tb lots, Potato Substitute 2 Large 'Cans Pork and Beans ... 35e MAKE WASH DAY EASY No Rubbing—Just boil your clothes. When you use —Wonder Wash Peerless Washing Foro Tablets. Meeks. No Rub and Rinso, NOTICE Wednesday, June 30th being day before a 'holi- day. our store will .be open all day and in the evening so get your orders in tor Holliday Picnic. GET THE iIABIT or DEALING AT SPECIAL TEA PRICES I lb for 21b s for 5 the for 60e St.tS $2.65 Vimy Ridge Salmon Per can 25e.. 2 cans Sardines ...25e e PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO VerlaarsserWZILee The "CLEV I't AND" 'C;'cycle are sold in Cliinton by J. H. PAXMAN The Garage that gives real Bicycle, C and Battery Services SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS ORDER YOURS TODAY Phone 80 Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. ah_ _ , .,,,,,,,� elegeMer ay Sale Having trade special arrangements with our Com- pany at Guelph' for this Sale by taking a limited number of pianos. I can quote you a.price far below factory prices to. you to -day and if you are going to get.a piano inside the next two years. Now is your chance. This sale is merely to advertise our goods and is good for 10: days only, after which the regular factory Prices will be used. If you can -not call on us write for prices and also re- member we can arrange to•give you terms to suit so as to get in on this sale. Reinember the name. Jonathan Hugill BOX 229, Phone 216. MUSIC STORE. SEAFORTH. ONT. 0 XFORDS Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords this Season. We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort- able Shoes. Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it comes to snaking such handsome Footwear. every Shoe a Picture leregooareatesartreeeveet Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers. Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp--Loctis oi' Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service. $3.50; $4.50;.. $6.50; to $9.50. This House of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard a. against Shoe Values at inflated prices u"1.dr' .t'.�, .tiw3 J'SHOF$ THAT SAT:3 1tsr,-