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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-10-14, Page 6PAGE 6 lelir" THE CLINTON NEW ERA. -,)-------DONEGAL TWEED RAINCOATS Ifthe present season does not suggest a Raincoat, a sudden downpour catching you unprepared will. The Raincoat can be worn anywhere, at any time, the most useful garltnellt a man or woman can have in his or her wardrobe. These garments are all of British manu- facture, are most generously cut, and most carefully tailored. Buying them at any time here you pav the lowest market prices when the superior manufacture and fit, as well as the cifiality of material used, is con- sidered. Never before have we shown such a large and varied range of these garments. Among them are weights heavy enough to take the place of winter coats: SEE THEM AT 011•11•1•111••••=1=4. MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring Men's- Furnishing Phone 103 Opposite Pub�g Library Brown' 1.0.15MISINEMININVel101.101,171•1101•1•1111011111e...M., We handle and are Agents for the Famous "BARRETT" Company Roofing and other preparations. Remember the 1, 2, and 3, ply Everlastic Rubber Roofing and the I, 2, and 3, ply Panamoid Rubber Roofing are Manufactured solely by "BARRETTS" Any orders received for grades not in•stock always receive prompt attention. SEE OUR GRADES AND GET PRICES Corless & Venner • WOMAN'S STORE Dry Goods and House Furnishings, Phone 67 Next Royal Bank Minor Locals. Some rain Monday. Hydro' "blinked" owing to the storm on Monday morning. Merner's sale of pure-bred stock brought a big crowd to town Tusday. '"-Next Monday is a public holiday. el111111111 11111 -4.;111,011.;1;14iiii1111',I11111111111401;111111110.111111111'111;411.,11alkilt111110, ,.1i4,11111,111,111 411'40,111.1 d1 11114111AI ,111;1i 1,011111,1411111111 411 111111 • -LO.0.1 News.. • ere 1115121 111 111114 1 leo 1r Ion 1,1411;.111111111111111111, 1..111111111111111111 Union Thanksgiving Seryice. union Thanks'giving Service tviR be held In Ontario St, Church, on Thanksgiving Day at ti a.m, Rev. S. E, McKegoey will be the preacher. An offering will be takeen for the Clinton Hospital, Military Changes. Huron Battallon,—Capt, T. F. Rundle is appointed signelling officer and Capt. S. E. McKegney M. 0, Chaplain of the Huron Regiment. The, latter relinquish- es his appointment in the Dufferin Rifl- es Brantford, GUARD THE CHILDREN FROM AUTUMN COLD The Fall is the most severe sea- son of the year for colds—one day is warm, the next cold and wet and un - HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL less the mother is on her guard, the j little ones are seized with coids that may hang on all winter. Baby's Own Tablets are mothers' best friend in preventing or banishing colds, e They 1 act as a gentle laxative, keeping the :ssgancaammeasimaxammvasnamaag. bowels and stomach free and sweet, on suddenly their prompt use will —0— As the Poultry fattening season FOR PLUMBING is at hand we are prepared to pay a special price for properly finish - HEATING AND Minor Locale. The leaves are falling. Monday will ,be".. a public Holiday Thanksgiving Day. , The next session of the Ontario Leg islature will open about January t5th. Auto speeding around the corners is a dangerous practice, As drivers of auto approach the four corners they should slow up as well as when turn- ing any corner to avoid possibly fatal accidents. TRY 1 Hawkins Phone 53 PO LIL T I? 1' An occasional dose of the Tablets WANTED will prevent colds, or if it does come ed Milk -fed Poultry.. , . ROOFING As the grain prices are low it will pay you to fatten your poul- try at home this year. Get our prices before you sell Gunn Langlois & Co.Ltd 1 Repairing Promptly Done Phone 53 —0-- fiecla Furnaces Lead There is a Reason Ask Us. Double Feed Doors There is no danger of,hit- ting the sides and.spilling coal all over the floor with the big Sunshine f 6.0 49#8. 1 These doors will admit a large chunk of wood, too. Our local agent will show you this and many other "Sunshine" advantages. Send fov free booklet. McCiary(ck Sansh° i'urnace The up-to-date Firm Clinton Branch Phone K W. Trewartha, Manager or Holmesville 4 on 142 relieve the baby. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Silo Filling 1111111111 111 111 1111110111111 1111111 1111111111111111111111111 0113 Turkeyless Thanksgiving, Sealers expected a shortage of turk- eys for Thanksgiving in spite of the high prices, Can be Fined $20 and Costs. All birth, marriages and ,deaths which take place throughout the prov- ince- of Ontario are. required to be feg- Istered with the clerk of the municipal- ity in which the occurence takes place. Refusal or neglect to make these re- ports within the specified time will subject the person or persons so neg sory for all owners of dogs to procure letting or refusing to a penalty of $20 numbered tags to be supplied by the and costs. Officers administering the Council and for killing dogs without Act have been instructed to strictly en- force its requirements on all who fail to comply with its provisions. The pub- lishing of such notices is not sufficient The clerk of the municipality must al- so be notified. ' Having Purchased a new Gilson Ensliage Cutter, I am Prepared to vll Silos for a limited time. TERMS REASONABLE SATISFACTION puARANTEED_ -F,RANK ANDREWS CLINTON ONT . • , • This. is the Week for ,,the , Best(Cholera Intantiln Peaches for Canning. 'We handle peaches direct froni the Orthards at' Grimsby. Buy your, supply, from us and save a jobber's profit. TRY.A CAN—Pure Grape Jean at price less than the cost of the Sugar. Fred. W. Wigg The Corner Grocery Phone 45. iiM50~4011111111115.10100 SCRANTON COAL and' Wood for Sale 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. Irems•—•Stri.sillf Cash—Pliaria ,E. Sutter & Perdue HURON' STREET 1S1 SINIFT, IN ITS 1RAVAGES Cholera Infantum Sunimer. Com- plaint of :chijdren ;is one .of the most common and dangerottebowel eomplainte during, ,the hot sit:rimermonths, and tbere is no doubt that many -die who could be saved: if .properly 'looked after on the first sign -of this trouble. It begins with, a profuee diarrhoea, the t enitch becomes irritated very often accompanied by vomiting and purging, and the matter excreted. from the stomach has a bilious appearance. The chig rapidly looses flesh, and is soon reduced to great langour and prostration. S C Thursday, Oct. 14tb, 1920, kemimaio#.. maimirommanwmalmaaa SCHOOL OP)ENJNG means SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES Meet in Goderich Friday. Newspapermen of Perth and Huron Counties will meet at Goderich Friday of this week. Salo of $horthorn's. Mr.J, J, Merner M. P. of gesforth held a dispensiou saleof shorthorns at the Commercial barns on Tuesday A good attendance was present and Capt. T. S, Robson wended the ham- mer assisted by 0, W. Robinson, F. Taylor and Geo. Elliott, prices ranged from $65 to $485, Some 46 animals were sold. Getting Coal Fast to His Cuatomeers. The Hensal correspondent of the Seaforth Expositor refers to a former Clinton boy,—Mr. D. A. Cantelon our old established produce and coal merchant had added an auto delivery equipment in order to give quicker and better service to his patrons but is still keeping his faithful horse for service when required so that he can make de- livery under all conditions of roads and weather. Dog Tax and Sheep Protection. The .act respecting dog tax and sheep Protection which comes into for ce on April t, next makes it commit - Will Go To London, Brussels Post;—The members and adherents of St. John's church and Brusselites generally, were sorry to hear that in less than a month Rev, Mr, Mess will remove from Brussels having accepted the parish of St. David in East London. He is already acquainted with the work, which is in a growing part of the city and will no doubt do well. Mr. Mess is not bettering himself financially • but he feels that as a young man it is his duty to take hold of this compara- tively new parish and aid in its develop meet. Who his successor will be has not been definitely settled. It is only 5 months since Rev. Mr. Mess came to Brussels but he has done good work and looked forward to a longer resid- ence in town. On the first sign of cholera infantum or. Finvier's Extract of Wild Strawberry should..be administered, and thus quickly offset the vomiting, purging and diar- rhoea. Mrs. Norman Wynacht, Indian Point West, NA., writes:—"hen my little bey was five years old he was taken veryeiek with summer complaint, accompanied by vomiting. He was sick for five days and often I did not think he would live over night, and tolling I .gave him did any good. A friend advised me to use Dr. :Pewter's Extract of Wild Strawberry. I there- fore gave it a trial, and one bottle relieved hini. I will gladly recommend it to my frantic." De. VOWlerJe,rectrect lute been on the Markel, for the past 76 years, so why experiment with new and maned rerne- diet+. Manufactured only by ma r, Md- hUSII Co., Linfikti, Toronto, Ont. Price 60 755155 pressed to the bereaved, Cartwright va, Roy. The Plaintiff, Amos Cartwriligt, brought two suits against the Defend- ant Wilfred V. Roy in the Cinton Div- ision Court, claiming $237.95, the a- mount of two promissory notes, The Defendant counter -claimed from the Plaintiff $369. t5. The. dispute arose out of the purchase of the Plaintiff's farm in Mullett. The defendant claimed .heshould have got about t5 tons of hay and that he received only 3. tons out of a field. The Defendant's claim against the Plaintiff was also for the failure to erect certain fences and do seeding • ittee take this in hand. dowe, pay a portion of taxes and for the! Finance Minister made his report of price of hay car and equipment. His receipts and expenditures showing a Honour Judge Lewis gave his decision ; balance on hand of 38c. in favor of the defendant, allowing the Some discuSion followed regarding Defendantan amount sufficient to wipe the funds on hand. out the Plaintiff's..claim end 1.00 addit The Reeve moved that we use this lona] Plaintiff to pay the costs. amount to purchase several iron seats to be placed around the curb in front, "gamblers" Here To -Night. of the Post Office for the accommodat The Mitchell Advocate this week re- ion.of the men, who take their children fers to the 'Ramblers" who played to hear the Kilties.play. This was un - there on Tuesday and who come to Clin amiously carried. A liberal amount was ton to -night (Thursday) under the paid Chief. McCartney for draying pur- auspices of the G. W. V. A, — The poses and other sundries, the Opera Mouse on Tuesday evening "Ramblers MesicM Revue" concert in . drew' a fair. stied -audience. Those who ,iCouncil adjourned,laid aside for further investigation, Other matters of importance were attended speak very commendably of • . -the different sketches which made up I •DON'T • FREEZE the show. For the most part the peo-1 grasswas made. up of musical numbers I In character costumes and the singing.. was good and worth listening to Billet 13 and the Shrapnel Dodgers, sketches were true to form and showed how the soldiers at the front in the late war were entertained by soldier troops. The company is composed of seven or eight tnen, all.returned veterans and they put on. a very creditable concert, Obituary. As stated last week Mr. Samuel Castle a resident of Clinton for 40 years pass ed away last Thursday maiming, after na illness, of a month, though in ill health all summer. Deceased was born in Stotfold, Bedfordshire, England 81 years ago. lie was married there and with a family of six children came to Canada le 1889, Three other children were born here and of a family of nine six are now livinglianiely Samuel, Accton Edward of Clinton, Herbert. of Gocler- ich Twp, James and .Mrs.Geo. E. 130es- leY of Ontario California. Mre, Castle passed away 6 years ago. The funeral was held cm Saturday and the services were conducted by Rev. S, Anderson of Ontario St. Methodist church of which deceased WAS a member. The late Mr, Castle Was ail iiPright.man and had up to this year Always been an active one. The sympathy', of the community is ex. tags, The minimum penalty for not pro curing a tag is $.10,00 County Councils are authorized to pass by-laws requiring all dog tax and license fees • collected after 1920 to be paid to the 'County Treasurer and from a sheep protection fund ali claims to be paid by the county for which purpose county valuators are to be appointed. Sheep are certainly of more value to any community than dogs and should be protected. 'Town Council Holds An Important Session Those who witnessed the parade on Clinton celebration last August will re- member the dray load of "Men'repres- entleg the Town Council, met on Tues dtly evening and held an important cess ion. Here are the minutes. The "Town Council of Aug 2nd" met Tuesday evening et the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam McCartney with the Mayor in the chair and all councillors present with their wives" with the ex- ception of one, who was unavoidably absent through illness. After partaking of a hot fowl Supper the regular busi- ness was gone through with that of setting things, to rights etc. minutes of meeting were read and adopted. A re- quest came from the Night Chief for an increase of Salary which was freely granted. A complaint was lodged by Pro- perty owners regarding cats running at large, with bells and blue ribbons on, and it was decided that cruelty comm. As the genbine Scranton Coal is cont Ing across In very limited quantities we are making special efforts on behalf of our people by substituting, NUT COKE BKIQUETS CANNEL COAL SOFT COAL. WOOD SLABS ;.• ' 0 - 1 3 c You are asked to invest- igate the merits of our stock. We invite this with the assurance that the advantage will be a mutual one. The IN, D. fair eo Often the eheapest-411iniays the Best vgamammismas —THE LITTLE THINGS—. That Help on Wash Day. Have you tried Ries°, Wonder Wash, Peerless Washing Compound, We have these in stock at prices that will save you money in comparson with the ridiculous price of authracite. Orders will be taken elle accounts May be paid at H. Wilise's store, 'fry a substitute for your fall burning we can satisfy you. MO. B. MUSTARD Clinton & Brz,v2ofi,-'st Placate for Clinton No. V.. Phone for Bruccficid 13 on 638. week. They all help and makes 2 bars N. P. Laundry soap for 30c. 3 bars Laundry soap 25c 3 pkgs Rinso 25c 2 pkgs Wonder wash 25 3 pkgs Peerless Wash- ing Compound 25c *- GET THE JO PHONE 111 (11=1,111111311MMilitn91.111.11•31i Wash Day Easier. f you Want Something good in .COFFEE, we have it. Mk for our 'LADIES' DELIGHT" it is good. Try some for next 1 lb Black Tea ..60c 2 tbs Black tea.. $1.15 ..... SPECIAL • t pkg Cream of Barley for 25c. TANGLE FOOT Fly Poison Catches the Flies, IIAB1T OF DEALING AT NN & e 6 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO The "iCLEVFf 4 IV D" Bicycle are sold in Clinton by J. H. PAXMAN The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car and Battery Services SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS ORDER YOURS TODAY Pone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. MUSIC IN THE HOME adds immeasurably to life's plea- sure. You can heve it at once, even if you are not a player of any instruments, Our talking machines reprodece all kinds of music from the latest crashing marches to the softest of lulla- bies. Let us prove it to you in person. Then if you want a piano, why we are handling a piano which musicians say is the best buy on the market today. Make it ybur business to have Inc can on you to demonstrate. the Beli. It will cost you nothing to have it.tione and if I can't prove to you Where the Bell possesses more strength in build; sweetness in tone; and has the easiest touch; and the best Diced piano containing those points.: I wibt give you one at one-half the price—so get busy and call me tip you stand a chance to save some money. saes.= Angsrenwesso Jonathan 8-4 BOX 229. Phone 216. 15;000,000 Pairs of Shoes There are over.tifteen million pairs of boots and shoes made in! Canada per year. Part of this vast quantity consists of shoes of the finest and most delicate nature for ladies' evening wear; some are shoes for men to wear to business; some for boys and girls to wear to school and to play. There are also heavy, strong boots for farmers, lumbermen and Miners. Thousands of varieties of boots and shoes are Made in Canada—the best for their purpose, .skilfully and carefully made, the best value at their price. .••••=6,0ormossnenntramerstem...samestmes/tay Knowing that the Shoe Industry in Canada is an efficient and well -organized one, this store offers its customers Made -in - Canada Shoes on the merits of their style, wear, fit, finish and price. assamssuarmassassomeseassegasasszesecomelset-mammotmmaseaskas IKl)0 .11P'":3rt 9 ta, --iiSlIOES THAT SATISFY"— k nummorma,ormrsaamsmenmo maamIskarasteir mop unamvegovecomosamostemalmomemarmvesamermansmarmeammem....sors.r.vmmoretaxmommegramssomnasmuseV'