The Clinton New Era, 1919-7-17, Page 6PACE 6
Tt-tE CLINTON NEW ERA
In DAVIES' & HERMAN'S tailored clothes you get
your money's worth in honest wear and solid Comfort, and
besides_r-
AV1 ' AND HER1\ AN'S
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give you an air of distinction which influences others and
smoothes the pathway of business and social success.
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1..1 Just Suit Your Personality
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Merchant Tailors
Opposite Market square
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—• Gasoline And Coal Oil
Mr. L, Paisley the local agent here
for the OH Company had his two teams
ti) Goderich last week to haul down a
load each of coal oil and gasoline, m-
g ing to the shortage here. Cars are
g ' expected this week. Like those of
t ancient rem] had oil t.hile
others' had none.
V4 Clinton Boy Honored
la I Master Fdtyiu ylackenzie, now of
I
Myth, has beennyardeal the diploma
—We do developing and printing and guarantee good results -4 ° by the General Assembly 01 the Pres-
byterian Church in 1 ariada ftlr hating
it recited correctly the whole td the
Shorter Catechism to his minister, Rev.
George Tehord, Blyth. Ste has also
been awarded two handsome hooks as
prizes from Clinton Presbyterian Sun.
day School of which he was a member
of. Aliso Ans4 Walt being his teacltai.
Edwin is a bright clever chap and poss-
' esses a wonderful memory for a boy
1 years old. lie has been suecesslul
_--_. --_- - _ �� _ a. ,ins Public Schon) Examinations passing
with high marks into Entrance Class
and expects to commence again 1st of
September in the Queen City,
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A Tested Lens—
An Accurate Shutter—•— '.
:Simple Operati;".1
Good Pictures ---
All these are assured when you purchase aKodak
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show you
how,easy they are to use.
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The Features of Our
Furniture.
Po which we invite special attention
are its beauty, its Assured comfort, itt
solid rosslruetmn, and its' below the
stinal prices. Any one of these points !
would he snllieient to earn it your
preference. When they are all com-
bined we feel sure you will realize
that this is a furniture buying oppor,
tuuit.y you cannot afford to ignore
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
ANOTHER CUP—Teasl be
the
. Forget the Price is Right at 50c, 60c, or
Green. Conte in and get some special
Cool Drink try Iced Tea its fine.
16 bars Laundry Soap
for 51.00
3 bars for 20c 1 g
call after Drinking a cup of our Bulk
Quality and flavor is Fine and Don't
70c, per lb. Black, Mixed or Japan
price on 5 lbs. lots or over. For a
BAND NIGHT
z pkgs, Seeded Raisins
for , , ..25c tt 1b,
Mince Meat per lb. 15c
PECIAL
For Band Night
3 Cakes Palin Olive
Snap for 29c
Brink \pUr P, i. G, Soap
Rex Catsup 2 bottles for Coupons to our Store,
25c We will redeem then,
Canadian Food Control Retail Grocer License
TEA SPECIALS
Special Blend, Black or
Mixed, per Ib. ....50c
Royal Black or Mixed
per Ib. 60c
Quality Black or Mixed
per Ib, 70c
Japan Green, per Ib, 50
or 70c
Nunmber 8-7241
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PULL LINE OF GARDEN SEEDS IN STOCK — WE AiM TO PLEASE
PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
Forrh'Ymbinij,
Heating
AND
Me -al WA
OF ALL KINDS GO TO
Te Hawkins
PIIOne 53
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
Agent for HECLA Furnaces
Shop—over Itowland's Hardware
.Piping And Fittings Always On
Hanle.
The Corner Grocery
"ME AND LET UlJEII
COOL AND REFRESHING
DRINKS FOR HOT WEATHER
Lemonade and Orangeade made from
the juice of fresh fruits,
Orangeade and Lemonade in Powder
forth.
Raspberry Vinger
Grape Juice, and
Lime ,Juice,
SPECIALS.
New Cabbage.
New Potatoes
Ripe Tomatoes
Cucumbers, and,
Watermelon
E. E. Iiunniford
Canada Food Control License 8.1123,
PHONE 45
Suffered from
Constipation
FOR TWO YEARS.
If the truth were only known you
would find that over one -halt of the
ills of life are caused by allowing the
bowels to get into a constipated con-
dition. When the bowels become con-
stipated the stomach gets out of order,
the liver does not work properly and then
follows the violent sick headaches, the
sourness of the stomach, belching of
wind, heartburn, water brash, biliousness,
ete.
Seep your bowels regular by using
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills.
Mr. A. Roder, B3astings St. E., Van-
couver, B.C., writes:—"I desire to ex-
press my thanks for what Milburn's
Laxa;Liver Pills have done for me. I
had been suffering from donstipation
for two years also had a bad cough and
headaches. I' tried all sorts of cures and
remedies, but got no relief until I was
advised to try your pills. 1 got great
relief after the fust few doses."
Price 25c. a vial at all dealers' or
mailed direct on receipt of price by The
T. Milburn Co.. Limited. Toronto. Ont.
NEE; COALDEALE11
The Undersigned is row a tering
the coal business and asks for a share
of the public business,
All orders inay be left, for the pre-
sent at my residence on Huron St.
'Terms --„Strictly. Cash—Phone 155,
E. W A R
RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
SCRANTON COAL—
We have the pleasure'of being
the agent for this celebrated
product.
Also ask us about Cannel, Soft
coal, Coke and Pea coal.
CANADA CEMENT.
The recognized standard in
cement, and after all the
cheapest building material in
the world today.
BUFFALO Brand FERTILIZERS.
We purpose carrying a stock
of these result -giving goods at
' our Clinton Yards.
SLABS.
Try a load of our short slabs.
Just the thing for.summer fuel
or cool evenings. Most Beat
for the least money, Easily'
split and easily lit,
JNO.� B. MUSTARD
Clinton & Bruceftcld
Phone for Clinton No, 74.
Phone for Brueefield 11 on 618.
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Horticultural Society
Members wishing to order bulbs tor i.
Fall planting please place orders now,
with the Secretary Mr, IL R. Sharp.
On a Charge of Desertion,
A military police officer was 10 town •
Monday and rounded up a young man
front this neighborhood, and took hits
back to Loudon on the charge of (User.
tion,
Coming Of Age
With last week's issue The Zurich
I1erald enters upon its twentieth year i
of publication. It was established in
1900 and soon will be old enough to
vote,
Buys House
Mrs, Perdue, of Goderich Tonoiship,
has purchased the frame house on
Rattenbury Street from Mr, R. Row-
huid and will take possession at once,
We welcome Mrs. Perdue to town.
Ministerial Association.
A meeting•of the Ministerial Asso-
ciation was held in the Parish Hall of
St. Paul's church on Wednesday after-
noon of this week when Rev. J, E.
Hogg was elected President' and Rev,
11. 0. Porde, Sec -Treasurer. The meet-
ing adjourned to Aneet ,the second
Monday in September.
Entrance Appeals
Candidates who are unsuccessful
at the High School entrance examin-
ations are officially notified that
they should consult their teachers
as to tete advisability of entering ap-
peals to the Entrance Board, These
,tpepals should be . made not later
than August 19, anti in case an ap-
peal is rejected a further appeal
may be made to the Deputy Minister
of Education not later than August
26. Up to August 26 the cost of an
appeal to the Deputy Minister will be
$2 If the appeal is made later, before
September 9, the cost will be $5.
Doherty's Won
Before a good sized..erowd Porters
Hill Baseball team went down to de -
[eat before the Piano players on Fri-
day evening by a score of 12-8 in a
7 -innings game. f -avis the pitcher [ur
the visitors 4l.tyed t good game but
his wild heves caused his downtall.
:r, ran after rant was scored •un his wild
pitching. Ile accepted hard chances
in the field without a skip. Ile had 5
strikeouts to his credit. Earl Cooper,
who was handing then out for Doher-
ty's had 1.1 strike outs to his credit.
He ,Iso had a slashing 3 -bagger and
Bobby Shrenk hook two bases on his
bit in the 5th innings. Ernest Stall
had a perfect "batting" yv' rage far the
game being at bat tour times and hit
, Levis of Porters' hill hada "pick"
at .Hall and hit hint three times.
Will Celebrate
Goderich will held a mammoth peace
cetebrtttion this Saturday,
Band Stand Painted.
The Band Stand got a coat of paint
last week and is now till dreasetl up for
the 4th of August,
Captuued.Eagle? •
Some berry pickers say they captur-
ed e young eagle. and it is at
present at S. S. Cooper's,
Clinton Vets Won •
The G. W. V. A. team of Clinton
daayed afternoontiandliwon h Vets on score of
Y Y tt
12--5,
Obituary:
Albert, the 14 year old sou of Mr.
and Mrs. Rube, Carrick, passed away
last 'Thursday. His death was clue to
the after-effects of the "flu" which he
had last winter, The funeral was held
on Sunday afternoon.
Blyth Wort
Three rinks of Blyth bowlers, skip-
ped by W. M. Telfer, 11. A. Thomas
and G. E. McTaggart played til Clin-
ton Thursday night last. Each of
the Blyth rinks won their game being
up-tcsu the round of 211 shots. A re-
turn game Will be played soon.
Went For Information
• Capt, H, Glazier, Lieu[. N. Kennedy,
Fireman W. Kennedy, Councillor Mc-
Ewati, of the Fire and Water Com-
mittee and Secretary H. R. Sharp, mot-
ored•to Seaforth Tuesday evening to
interview the Seaforth firemen in re-
gards t othe tournament and got all the
information wanted. The Seaforth
, Bin's promised to do anything that was
asked of then, •
Remembered Mrs. Seeley.
Last week members of the Girls
t Auxiliary motored out to Varna and
made a surprise visit to Mrs. J.
Shenley, During the evening a pretty
piece of hand painted china WAS pre-
sented to Mrs. Seeley tor her work in
the Auxiliary. A light hutch was serv-
ed afterwards. Messrs. Libby and Layii
tool: the. v u ig ladies over in their
autoes,
'4 hits—the pitcher hit him three times
and Ernest hit the ball once. Sturdy,
the first base man for Porter's 19111
was the Most active player on the
field and , "woke up" Fulford and.
Cooper in the second innings when
Sturdy fooled the Doherty team with
his slidding,
he slid into second and home and both
players fell over hint, Frank McCau-
ghey was umpire, Following was the
line up and score by innings,
PORTERS' HILL 12. 0
Potter, c
McDougall 2 b
L. Lavas 3 b
Little s s
i-1, Levis p
Sturdy 1 1
W. McDougall 1 f
M McDougall 1
Gliddon r f
DOHERTY'S
Draper s.• 5
Pinning r. f
McDermott 1 b
Cooper p
Welsh 3 b
Hall c f
Shrenk c
fiould 1 f
Fulford 2 b
Clinton _ 2 2 4
Porters': Hill -0
t 3
2 2
f
O 2
1 2
2 1
O 4
1 2
O 4
8 21
R. 0
1 1
2 2
2 2
2 2
0 4
3 0
O 4
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j tt- Rtewart ,'aok>gry
A ntr•s:t ' Crani Cal•;ary, ors Sti.rda';
Lt t tail:.! :hat Stewart Jackson had
died at mei eod. Uat arc i•I,ing on the
sf,r;r he ea', on the shill of !1o!,.,r•s
Bank in Toronto, vitt had many
trieuds in that Cit., tie ssa., a sofa '!1
the late 1'. Jackson, '.t Clinton, and a
nephew of Mr. T. A. Grew, of tutt•n.
leave, a toil: and one child in New
Fork, The funeral still take place in
Clinton on Saturday mornintt at to 3n
a. nt.
Improvements
the drug sere of \1r. J. 1'. Hovey is
now in the hands of the decorators.
1-h: chimney ad the loon haft aver
the entrance to the tire hall is be'ng
removed today and the other work
there will be rushed :long, to he ready
for the celebration.
The vacant house behind ,1. A. Sut-
ter's home is being converted into a
garage by Mr, W. J. Miller who pur-
chased a Baby Grand '.hevrolet last
week.
Death of Jemima Beacom
After an extended illness of over 3
months Miss Jentinta Beacon passed
away on Wednesday afternnon last at
the home of her sister, Mrs, Lowrie,
Rattenbury Street, at the age of 88
years. She had lived with her sister
Mrs. Lowrie practically all her life and
had spent the greatest part of her life
on the 1611 Concession of Goderich
Township, where she lived for over 50
years. She resided in Clinton for 6
years prior to her death on Wednesday
afternoon last. She did not suffer any
very severe illness but gradually grew
weaker day by, day till she died. She
is survived by two sisters and two
brothers:—Mrs. A1. Watkins, of Clin-
ton; Airs, Lowrie, of Clinton, Mr.
Christopher Beacons, of Summerhill.
and Robert Beacom, of Marquet, Mich.
She had always been a member of St.
Paul's Church, Clinton, and the funeral
services at the house and grave were
conducted by the Pastor, Rev. S. E.
hlcKegney, on Friday afternoon last.
Passed the Century Mark
Tile following froln the London Free
Press refers to a former resident of
Stanley.: --"Among the Orangemen
wito will participate in to -morrow's
"Orange -walk" to celebrate the winn-
ing of the historic battle of the Boyne
is one who has been a member of the
order for 78 years. Ile is Mr, John
Sherritt, father of Mrs. T. R. Wright,
of 950 Princess Avenue, and to -day he
is celebrating his 100 birthday. A
number of relatives and friends are
spending tjse day with him, and he is
`receiving many congratulations on hav-
ing reached the century nark still hale
and hearty. He has retained alit his
faculties to a remarkable degree and
looks forward to more birthdays. ile
is also anticipating n'itls pleasure fut-
ure Oragne celebrations in which he
hopes to participate. Mr. Slserritt
was born in the County of Cavan, Ire-
land, July 11, 1819, and canoe to Cad -
arta ut )lie, age of 15 years. The voy•
age at that time occupied six weeks in
1n old sailing vessel,. 'The fancily set-
tled in Stanley Township and Mr.
Sberritt took tip the trade of shoe-
making , Ile carried on business in
Blyth for 5o years, but owing to his
advtutcing years he moved to London
i some years ago and has been living
tvitit his daughter, Mlt•. T, R. Wright.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
i3irths
JOHNSTON—in -Stanley, on July
10th to Mr. and ,firs, Samuel Johnston,
a daughter.
BROWN,—In Clinton on Wednesday
July 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brown,
a daughter.
Deaths
BEACOJ,—In Clinton, on Wednes-
day, July 9111, Miss Jemima Beacons,
aged 88 years,
FRASER—At Cisesley on July 9111,
Isabel Fraser, relict of the lace George
Forrest, of,Brucefield.
DISNEY -4n 'Goderich Twp., on
Saturday, July. 1211, Keppel Disney,
aged 76 years,
1'itursdly, July 47t11, 1919.
mises to
as .of .)
Better furnish your home
with that Hammock you
promised yourself you'd
get earlier in the season.
Th
Often the eheapest—Pilwaiys the Be`se
CARRICK—In Clinton, on Thurs-
day, July 10th, Albert Carrick, son of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Carrick aged 14 wesley
years, 8.months and 22 days. ILII
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One of Rex Beach's best stories. T,tis is the life drama' of Millions, 01
girls. sold to the highest bidder in t Inc matrimonial market.
This production will grip and hold your attention from start 1
finish,
Princess' Theatre
friday and Satordhy, July 18th and idth
Admission;—Children 10 and 1 5c; Adults 25 cents
Am moving up town to Fred Jackson's
old stand.
Call and see us when we open up on
Saturday, July 12th
We carry a full line of Plumbing, Tin-
snlithing and Electric Supplies.
Repairs promptly attended to
Je A. Sutter
Clinton Electrician
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La air les'
Shipment ,gust arrived fresh from the Makers
These are extra quality made of the BEST SEA 'SAND
DUCK every pair a fitter and nicely made. '
We are headquarters for everything in WHITE FOOT-
WEAR.
FRED. A ieKSON
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THE SHOER