HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1919-5-29, Page 3Thursday, May 29th, 1919
White Star Line Annual Excursion
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GODERiCH TO DETROIT AND RETURN
STEAMER GREYHOUND LEAVES GODERICH
Tuesday, June 17th
a. m. old time 10 00 a. in new time
RIVES DETROIT 5,00 p. in. RETURNING LEAVES DETROIT
THURSDAY, JUNE 19TH, LOO P. M. Detris'the same astolidt iii
$2.25 Round Trip; $1.75 Single; Children, between 6 and 12, 5,4 fare
Don't'miss this opportunity to visit America's most beautiful and
most. prosperous city, A Million population, a city of beautiful parks, grand
boulevards and a wonderful water front. Canadians coming to Detroit for a
temporary stay are not required to pay a tax or make a deposit. U, S. Immi-
gration officers will be on the steamer to pass excursionists. Good music and
dancing enroute, Fine Cafe and lunch roost abroad steamer.
BAND MOONLIGHT oat of Goderich, Monday evening, June 16th,
7.30 old time, 8.30 Goderich time -3 hours on
beautiful Lake Huron for 25c. Orchestra music and dancing in Steamer's
ball room.
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The Greatest Name in Goody -Land
U know the
realm of child-
hood dreams
is a land of
sweets.
Make some of
those dreams
a delightful
reality by
faking , home
~,GLEYS
ic1eq,uently
How about
tonight?
SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RiGHT
The Flavour
Lasts!
MADE
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CANADA
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gilt-edged seemiitted betiding h • IhigIt: rate of
interest vHtilbnt' aai°rtllee oi• 'n4 i,y.'
The plait is so simple and secure dot it
commends itself' to everybody.
All of ns. spend a portion of om' earnings
thoughtlessly, It is human nature. Yet
most ol; us would be glad, if someone would
take the money we fritter away and save it
for us, because we end it dfmcttit t,e *Pe it
Iilhktt ,titin employer do it by m.,aud of War
Ratings Stamps Say to bins;: "i want ytlii
bo take five per cent. of the money ill thy
p11y 'envelope ouch week and buy me thrift
!Milling. dps. Then with each $4.00 worlJs of
'tirliril'J ;Stamps buy mea War Savings Siesta.
'000n you have bought eaoh War Savings
%wap, put it In toy envelope. Go on doing
5.41$..4.°
__at for a year."
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tool, Yo 66141tt tt!Itar•-
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lehrst is all, ted* 'Mind Is' free. 'regi i avfil
5101 goes that, Gia cents or that, :Miler wriiub.
you bbve ititberto squandered 00 1,01(0*,.
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Bills pa,rilago of War S f b-lttgat 'ledrlXrtilii, e.`u41)
bearing tbo $S,00 tttark, `;>y?ai'o *bleb :an*:
.cont you latif d nay Cent's 'motet 04,11,0 each.,
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THE G. W. T, A.
The alms and objeets of the G. W.
V, A, of Canada are fiere set down so
that the public may knew for what the
returned men through this, their organ
ization stand;..—.
A •,---To perfeetuite the close and
kindly ties of mutual service in th
great war the trecollections and as
sociation of that experience, and to
maintain proper standards of dignity
and honor between all returned sol-
diers.
B—To preserve the memory and
records of those who suffered and died
for the nation to see to the erection
of nillnuments to their valor; the pro-
vision of suitable burial places, land
the establishment of an annual mem-
orial day,
C— 1'o ensure that proper provision
is made for the due care of the Sick,.
wounded and needy among those who
have served; including. reasonable
pensions, employment for such as are
capable, soldiers' homes, medical rare
and equitable provision for dependent
families of enlisted amen.
D—To constantly inculcate loyalty
to Canada and the Empire and unstin-
ted service in their interests.
E—To guard carefully the good
name, Interests and the standing of
Our comrades stili overseas, and to
which they should be entitled upon
their return.
F—To impress upon its members
that they are to continue In their ser-
vice to Canada as citizens, the sante
spirit of sacrifice and loyalty which
they have shown to•Canada and the
Empire as soldiers, and to remain as
members of the Association—non-sec-
tarian and non-partisan,
G—To establish, maintain and oper-
ate clubs, club roosts, hospitals, em-
ployment and information bureaus, in-
dustrial and other schools and institu-
tions, libraries and establishments for
the benefit, promotion and advance-
ment generally of the interests of
soldiers, and to furnish, stock and
equipe same in such a manner as the
Association may determine, .
11—Ty establish, organize and regu-
late provincial and local bodies or
commands all branches in convenient
centres throughout Canada ,
J—To raise funds for all purposes
of the Association by fees from mem-
bers, by obtaining public and private
grants, and by various forms of amuse-
ment, entertainment or instruction
and otherwise as the Association may
determine.
PALE AND WEAK
DESPONDENT PEOPLE
Owe Their Condition to Weak, Watery
Blood—How to Regain Strength
Every woman's health is peculiarly
dependent upon the condition of her
blood. Far too many women suffer
with headaches, pains in the back,
poor appetite, weak digestion, palpi-
tation of the heart, a constant feeling
of weariness, shortness of breath, pal -
or and nervousness. Of course all
these symptoms may not be present
in any particular case. They are
merely a %yarning that the blood is
out of order. and that it is thin and
watery, and if you note any of these
symptoms in • your own case, you
should Tose no time in taking the pro-
per steps to enrich and purify the
blood. Anaemia ---poverty of the
blood—is a most insidious disease
and if allowed to run will end in a
complete breakdown of the system,
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are, beyond
doubt, the greatest blood -making
,toatc offered the public to -day, For
more than a quarter of a century they
have been the stand-by of hundreds
of thousands of people in all parts of
the world. No other medicine has
ever achieved such world-wide popu-
larity, and the reason is that this
medicine does what is claimed for it,
enriches and purifies the. blood, thus
bringing new strength to every organ
and every nerve in the body. in this
way Dr. Williams' Pink Pills bring
new health to weak, despondent peo-
ple. Among the many who speak
highly of thismedicine is Mrs. Louis
D. Larsh, ,Windsor, Oni„ who says. -•w••'
"it would be impossible for me to re-
commend Dr, Williams' Pink Pitts too
highly. ' Some years ago I was very
thin and pale; I'suffered many of the
symptoms , of anaemia, and . always
felt tired;: depressed' and weak. " i ha_d'
tried several medicines, but ,they' dill;'
not seem to:help-me..,:Then acting' on'
the advice of a friend, I began .takingg�:
Dr.. Williams! !Pink •r NEL: liefdret'I:
had used „half; ,a'dozen' bore$ In WP9
actually' feeling. like a newepersod add
had gained nine. ' poundsrrinr..zweigp!t;ti.r
1 cohtineei, taking, the,.,,pills 'until,, i1
had taken a dozen boxes, and front
;bag time 1 have always enjoyed tie
beer of health. I freely. write you
this lett `
jir �y jqf jAope ttlat.some wo-
• man iii need as tava filif Ile It acid
be benefited as.i havejiddti,ri ,I,,,,.
Most of thg troupjp; it atltz
mankind are dtt1 to impoverished
blood, Wild -will promptly disappear if
the bldea is bruit up and renewed, 1f
you , are ailing, give this greatest of
ionic `medicines a fair trial and it will
not disappoint 'you, Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills can be procured 'through
any dealer in medicines, or will be
sent by nail at 5oc a box or six boxes.
for 112.50 by writing The Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont•
CODERiCH SUMMER SCHOOL
A Find PPORVam Arranged and Dater.
Set, July 5to12. •
�3Or. the Pop ff k?trian summer school, 'to be held at Knox e.here!), Goderich
beginning illy 5th and ending hely
f2ttt,,'ati 1b ceptionaily strong pror ram
has 'refits arranged; The•Openir,g"day,
Satui;rliy, the 5th, will be devoted to
e5 Ring the delegates and,, biliet3ng
.h i and in the evening 2 social event
tlf sgyell hne sort b4 .;held- at the
ebureb,
Or 3unmh`i,'tlie Gt►i, iRev. Or, Dickle,.
of Wl )stye 1, VII 'Preach aisi the morn,-
ing ^wild ii0.'•br. 'McMillan, df Torontis,
In `tiix'e0eniifg ,s ii. •
Windily ,' northing• *NI bedevoted tb
aw ltdiltithblle • 4'outiag, atiti the Omitf-
n s 7ii4itt'ongi, the week '1Vt11 be de•.
t0h kg oil.
rati;tftern0on; will, be fakes tip tatdb
THE CLINTON i°d,EW ERA,
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Fresh, rich, full -flavored tea
--the same every time
Sold only in sealed packages
the regular sessions of the school, the
staff consisting of Rev J. D. Cunning-
ham, M. A„ of Welland, specialist in
New Testament studies, who will have
charge of Bible study and devotional
periods; Rev, W. J. Knox, M. A., of
First Presbyterian church, London,
who will have charge of the aludies on
Religion and Education, including Sab-
bath School and Young People's work.
Rev. Mr, McDonald , B. A., returned
missionary from Korea, who will deal
with foreign missions, and will give a
very interesting acoount of his work
its Korea; Rev. 0. A. Woodside, Al A.,
of Zion Presbyterian church, `Brant-
ford, who will be the leader in Home
Mission studies; and Rev, Dr. McMil-
lan, of Toronto, who will have charge
of worship and song each evening from
7.30 to 8 o'clock.
Ohibeiren Cry
FOR FLETCHER';
ST0RiA
COUNTY TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION.
An increasing interest is shown a-
mong the Temperance workers in view
of the vote on the Prohibition refer-
endum to be taken this fall.
Every Municipality in Huron is to
be thoroughly organized and a con-
vention for this purpose is to be held
in Clinton, en Tuesday, June 17th.
The reports of the years work will
be given and new officers elected,
e2iees essoraeomenceitivNr'neentre0
Local News
ft esoc ess¢®msseovseseaaeeeoe
Former Inspector Dead
Daniel Coughlin, inspector of
weights and measures for 25 years,
died in London recently aged 75 years.
Mr. Coughlin often visited in Clinton
in his official capacity.
Lacrosse Groups
The final draft of the 0, A. L. A.
was made last Thursday and Group No.
2, in the senior series consists of St.
Mary's, Wingham, Goderich, Seaforth
and ' Stratford. In the Junior series
are,—St Marys, Stratford, Mitchell
and Seaforth, •
The Spring Robin
The robin that sings in the spring,
tra-la,
teas nothing to do with the case.
He is a deceiving young thing, tra-la,
With a perfectly innocent face,
Heed not his uproarious song, tra-la,
Believing that summer is nigh.
But keep those heavy ones on, tra-la,
At least till the First of July •
County Council Represented
A meeting of the Warden's commit-
tee of the County council was held
at Blyth to consider the question of
sending representatives to join the
big delegation to Ottawa in connection
with harbor itnprovements at Goderich,
and it was decided to send tife Warden
and ,.his whole committee, also the
county clerk and county, treasurer.
'rhe members of the committee are
Messrs. Livingstone,. Armstrong, Young,
lsbister and Dr, Clark,
'"` Iilaren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA TORIA.
Another increase
The fee paid to municipal clerks for
snaking returns of births, marriages
and deaths has been increased 'from
2oc to 25c. for each case. They must
now make their returns monthly in-
stead of quarterly. .
A New Calendar
A new calender made up of thirteen
months of 28 days each—the new
month to be interposed in November's
present place and to receive the name
of Liberty, in commemoration of the
peace, which ended the world's most
terrible war, has been adopted by
business men of Minneapolis, who
hope it will become universal. This
new calender gets rid of the 365th day
by appointing it separately and peren-
ially New Year's Day. -fine salient fea-
tures of the proposed new system are
as follows,—New Year's Day, 1 day;
13 months of 28 days each, 364 days.
Total 365 days. New Year's Day
would have no name or date, only New
Year's Day. The next day after New
Year's Day would always he Sunday,
January ist, Leap year coming every
four years would have no day name,
only leap year day, 1020, 1924, 1928,
etc. Fixed holiday would always be on
the same day and date in each and
every year. Sundays and each day of
the week would also all be on the same
days wind dates each year, thereby sim-
plifying the whole system of time
reckoning.
Experts are investigating Sweden's
alum shale deposits for the govern-
ment In the li pe of obtaining illumi-
nating oil, sulphur and other products
therefrom.
HEART PALPITATED
FAINT AND DIZZY SPELLS.
WOULD FALL DO WM IN FAINT.
Palpitation of the heart is very often
accompanied by weak, Mini. and dizzy
spells, and is generally caused by some
sadden fright, or assoeiutcd with condi-
tions of a nervous breaktb,wn, but what-
ever the cause, it is o; im-
portance that the heart a..00Ti Uestrengtin-
ened, and brought hack Lu its regular
beat.
Millytrn'a Heart and Nerve fills are
just thi remedy to do this for you.
Mr, Henry Fawcett, Killam's Mills,
N.B., writes:—"I have used Milburn's
Heart and Nerve Pills for heart trouble.
I was very weak and run down, my heart
would palpitate, I would take faint and
dizzy spells and sometimes I would full
down it a faint. I started to take your
pilo and I must say they have done
wonders for me. I will always speak a
ho word for your Heart and Nerve
Milhase's Heart and Nana Pfifa era
ties. a hoz. at ail dealers or mailed disoet
on realiptail price ley The T. l l4buvr Ga.,
United' Tavola slot
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For Tnfants and children
hit Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the/fy�+�� ��
Slgneturt of '; �r� tt
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T3ARIILSTEI1 BOX.LOI'TOIt NOT
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H. T. RANON
Notary Public, Uonveyltnosi,,
Financial and Real Estate
tNSURANCIe 4(l1aN'r—Represeetina 11. iris 1
eneaose Oompselan,
Division Court Office.
Plead i'iillillg
Mr, James Doherty wishes to in-
form the paablIo that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty'a phone
61, will receive promnt attention
Medial.
DR. J. C. GANDIER
OFFICE HOURS
1.30 p. m. to 3.30 p. m. -
7.30 p. m. to 9,00 p. m.
Sunday 12.30 to 1.30
Other hours by appointment only,
Office at Residence, Victoria Street
. DR. W. GUNN
Office at Residenc,i
Corner High and Kirk Streets.
Clinton Ontario
DR. 1'. R. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Itriligr work a Speenttty.
Orednatr o1 000.0.1... Gloomy,. sod 11,0,D.;
Toronto,
tl,tyllNd ou llnndara, 711nr 1st to 0
IDR. H. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offline aver O'N.EIL'S store,
Special oars taken to make dental ire'
mant ae painless se possible.
THOMAS GUNDF?Y
Live stoat( and general Auction 'e-
GODER10H ONT
55, II eta:,5 sales a apeman/. lll(;ete it t
raw Etta (once, Cltuton, prate 5.7 aotenq.
n. Term. reasonable. 'rnrmer, :ale not.
dlsnounted
G. D. Mc'laggart M. U. MoTaggsr
iY91 Sc. ill aA g,tix.Yn a, Bros
ALBERT ST , C1LINTOlki
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General Banking Besinen'
transacted
COTES DISCOUNTED
Dratte issued. Interest allowed s
deposite
The Ariciiillop h` Utucl,
Fire insurance eo.
Ram and isolated Town Pro,
arty Only insured.
' Head Otlice—.Seaforth, Out
..� Officers • ..
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas.
Brans, Beechwood, Vice -Pres deet;
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary -
Treasurer.
Agent.
Alex, Leitch, Igo. 1, Clinton; Edward
Hinclley, Seaforth; Wln. Cheeney E
mond'llle; J. W. Yeo, Godorich; k G
Jarmuth, Hrodhegen.
Dinette's
Was, Elsa, No. a, Soalor6M; Joh*
nevoid,aa6tts si Jamas ,
Ciiis
POULTRY FEED
5,
We have 70 bags of Lake of
the Woods Oatmeal Flour left
over from our Poultry Feeding.
Season, Thise will slake a good'
dry mash for laying Hens, or a
No. 4 feed for Hogs.
We are selling this Feed at be.
low cost to clear.
We :;re always in the market
for Live Poultry and new laid eggs
at top market prices.
Garen-LIlnas & CO., i.Nllki!C11'
The up-to-date Firm
rLttttOn Branch Phone 190
4. W. Tre.a•-rtha, Manager
or Holmesville 4 on 143.
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Before purchasing your
new piano or organ let tis
show you the newest de-
signs in several well-
known and old establish-
ed makes.
INSTRUMENTS RENT-
ED AT MODERATE
PRICES
PHONOGRAPHS
See our stylish cabinet
designs in the best makes.
.are
NHEN YOU ARE
NEED OF ANY
PLUMBING
•TINSMITHING
ROOFING
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ELECTRIC WORK
IN 4
CALL OR PHONE FOR PRICES
J. A. Sutter
Plumber. and Electrician
Phone. 7.
Bette! ,PpY
P rti:cg
Don't be tetuptediff chuoee sheep'
jeerelery.:PFArr;hettbr to pay a fair
price and kppn^.sexactly, what von
are getting, ' . .
Yoi1 will nip' bfi be Lorry --for se a
matter Of money, it is easily the
most economical.
That has been said so often that
everybody; by 'this time should
know it—and:, vetthere is no
scarcity of cheap jewelry in the
land
Now to get personal—If 5 ou would
like to mise .bat sort altogether—
COME HERE
if you would like to buy where
nothing but high qualities are
dealt in—DOME HERE
And exon at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
W. R.. counter
Jeweler and Optician
I cr 01 Marriage Liccuses
Seed horn
ON HAND "'. "''
Wisconsin No. 2; Bailey; -
Improved „Leaning •
and other varietle,s ,ft
1011411 Medal Shades. 'ohne *26.6C'
per tial'.
KAY 110IMPED.,
Napo McLt)ff