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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-5-2, Page 5tx tlw Three THE CLINTON Pi nder the auspices of the Girls Patriotic Auxiiiary Town Hall,, ONE TAY i 11 •' 0 •• W_. ARMV- OF L7'Mtln zit BAP3yLoNlAN EPISODE' of D.W.GRIFFITI(5 INTOLERANCE ' h• ,ia4a tt `i:kit:.......rirc`ew:+i'urs ?�;ii;„�'�,u:,.' i°,'a k t�tti,.`�f�.`d'.�:'x�k'Y+''o'�:':i'tT:.'F,,s#Pa�"w`'�w."tea':ki°•'�3i3�1Y8miw..3::s?�R4�a�i.�`u,,bik ,s.,'....:, W ARA, RUONDDA RESRiHS Reported to Have (,liven up Food Con, troliersitip London April 26--al3ifron Rhondda, The Dai* Maul stays it utderst•tlids, has resigned the otliee of !Wish food con - toiler Which he hos held, for the past 10 months, Lord Rhondda has been absent frons tete pest for' sotne weeks owing to ill -health, John Chines,. Par- liamentary secretary for the food minis- try, has been iii charge tenrpot'arily. . David Alfred Thorns, first Baron Rhondda, lifts been known as the Welsh o l kung ale came to the United fates in 010 to organize War mani- kin supplies and was on. the L usttania When that vessel WAS torpedoed. Kt MlTNEK' : WORK` Is Too Often Followed by Nerv- ous Debility and Shattered. Health Mothers as a rule spend so much time f5- lookii111 utter their children and in household work that they over- look the absolute necessity for that rest and relaxation upon which their health depends, The consequence Is that soon they find their health break- i'ng down. The daily humdrum of household cares, quickly thin the blood and weaken the nerves. Then follow headaches, pains in the side and Intek, swollen limbs, palpitation, a con- stantly tired feeling, and often an in- anition to fretfulness. These symp- tons are the sign of poor blood, and are the inevitable penalty of overwork and'over anxiety in the care of chil- dren and the altairs of the household. Whenever a mother finds her health-) fulling andhousehold duties becoming more than' she can comf,ortabiy man- age, whenever extra demands are made upon her strength, she should adopt the safe and simple expedient of enriching her blood with Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. 'These pills are especially valuable to the nursing mother and tate wanan worn out with •household cures. They renew her blood supply, strengthen her tired limbs, and drive away the headaches and backaches that have made her so miserable. They have restored thou- sands of despondent wciluen to good health and right spirits, and will do for you as muck as they have done for others if you will give them a fair trial, Mrs, W. F. Burns, Guelph, Ont„ says "A few years ago we had three chil- dren born in three ,years which left me so run down ,and nervous that I was not able to de my work. The last baby lived only two weeks, and the worry that added to my weak condi- tion shattered my nerves. Our family doctor for several months tried to beuelit rte, I suffered agony with my head, and was terrified with a fear that I would lose my reason, The head- aches from which L suffered would leave me completely prostrated, During one of these spells 1 went to another doc- tor who advised a change of scene. i went away for a few weeks but was discontented and wanted to be bask home, so nay husband cause aiftt brought me butte again, A few days later any sister came to see me and asked me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I gat three poxes, and l'y the tine i had used theta all I was com- pletely well, could do all my own work without feeling• tired, and was like a new woman, This was five years ago, and since then two other children have come and I am still enjoying perfect health." You can get Dr, Williams' Pink Pills from any dealer in medicine, or by mall at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. • PRINCE Bt LSH1AZZAR AND fERRE v PRINCESS BELOVED ' U12 MARRIAGE VtaLL ANNOUNCED fu NoZIROvl ` t, .MBs:cs.':'Mmtc" ;�imti>':,i? .4,,, :, `X".a,w, xTii �•i 's'ri' �1a"6i" "ta(CiC ?.S A4MMIZSba5a ,XKaf:':+x54S ta`. H4< :1) i' M:M vn,� k •; ra\'ri�'3.v3' a ur.xcaxwrs.:wsvaa sa; c .n -f5 aD t s;s ' 1 `L91 g OVARIES IX Wit? CATHERINE PE. M Ola 1 &" PRENCI1 EP r PRICES: --=Evening., $1.00, 75c and 50c Matinoe;. SQc,' , .d 25c Local News AWRimmwmANV Thursday, Mtty 2.11d, 1918 SAY �1tI'�"II Watch For a 1)irthday---pras a. wadding gift—tile best, way ill. which you can express your good wishes is to "say A with a watch." A watch makes a distinct lively per- sonal gift; it is both beautiful and useful, Everbtrdy needs a watch, Whether a wrist watch or a pocket watch, Fbr man, wo- man or child you•wllt find it here with us at its best. W. 11 lifUNAR Jeweler and Optician - Issuer of Marriage Licenses - Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Los Angeles also evi- dence its remarkable popularity. See bhg advertisement on page 3. Seats at Fairs Book Store. Known Here 'rhe Brussels Post makes re aren:e to a former resident, of Clinton:— Dr, T T. McRae has disposed of his fancy driving mare, Elsie Campbell, to Wm. Murray, Walton, at a good figure, The equine is only 4 years old Ink is a rood one, with promise of con- siderable speed if developed. Mr Mur- ray does. not object to this. Dr. Mc- Rae uses a car during the Summer hence does not require a horse rr there would have been nu sale., Prohibition M Michigan The Prohibition Law came into ef- fect an the State of Michigan on May 1st which meant the closing of over 1500 saloons. By cutting off the sale of liquor in Detroit and. Port Huron the Prohibition Law tf i!l have a better enforcement in Western Ontario especialiy in Windsor and Sarnia. No More Liquor Shipments Any gtocks of liquor lett In the Ex- press Office after May 1st have been seized by the inspectors and it is now illegal for any persons to send, ship or bring, or cause to be sent shipped or brought into any Province of Can- ada, with the exception of Quebec, any liquor containing more than two and one half per cent alcohol. The stocks on hand in the cellars of pri- vate homes in Huron County can only be used, while we are under the Can- ada Temperance Act, for personal or family use, and people should he care- ful not to give it away or treat their friends as they are I•iahle to prosecu- tion by so doing, Protection for Ontario Birds By an order of the Government Ontario sportsmen will be barred far two years more from killing quail, Hungarian partridge, or phesants of any kind. Dog Poisoner At Work On Tuesday morning of this week the dogs owned by Messrs. J. E. Hov- ey, T. '1-, Murphy and Dr. Gaudier and Mr,• David Cluff passed away to "dog dom" by the poison route. This is one of the dirtiest tricks that can be practiced by anyone,' Coming To Clinton 0, W, Griffith's latest spectacle "INTOLERANCE," which will appear at the Town trail on Saturday, May 4111, under the auspices of the Y. 1-. P. A., is such an extraordinary • theatricai offering that words fail to convey any idea of its magnitude and grandeur, its marvelous spectacular effects, its human interest and Its amazing re- production of historical • events.. In "INTOLERANCE," there are four sep- orate stories, each with its own set of characters, Ancient Babylon, Judea of the time of Christ, Paris during• the reign of 'aeries IX and a Modern American city are the scenes of these stories, Sheh film stars as Mae Marsh, Robert Merron, Seeua ()wen, ,Aiarget•y Wilson, Miriam. Cooper, Lillian 'Gish, Tully Marshall, and Hessle Lore' have no lending roles. A feature of the production is the musing score which is Inirnreted by a symJhany ' nrehes- tra, Ior the past six months this Griffith' masterpiece has been pIsvlag to crowded houses at tare Liberty Theatre, New York, Long rens in Nature Says "I can remedy most ills, and help you to escape many ail- ments, if you give me timely aid," Naturally, Nature prefers BEECHAMrPILLS Age of A411Q.4tetne 6a @It 't.v *H1. Afd eveeryyirY48Yb, chi' lift ttbr. 2G6;< Special Order G�ath�n Our new set of samples for ORDERED CLOTHING for Spring is now here and in spite of war conditions is one of the finest set. ectipns of>.High, Grade Woollens we have ever shown. Our Styles aire the latest and our prices are very moderate. *__At Come Come in and look them over and get one of our new style Books. We are also showing' same new Natty Styles in Men's and Women's Boots, Men's Hats, Ties and Shirts, 0 See our Table of .Men's Boots at $3.50 a pair. Pitunsteel Bros. SnialI Profits Phone 25. SAore. Business l'f113 STORE THAT SELLS FOR CESS WANTED. Woman by the day, Apply to Mrs. M. D. McTaggart. FOR SALE 8 -roomed house, furnace and other comfortable conveniences. Corner M. Mill and Beech streets. Apply to W. Brydoue, Clinton. Died In Stratford The death occurred on Thursday morning at his late residence, 3 Elm Street after a rather lengthy illness of Mr. William Chillin.gworth aged 77 years and 4 months. The late Mr, Chillingworth was born in Oxford. England and came to this 'County f9 years ago finding employmclat In the Grand Trunk shops. He was a man of sterling character and a Mild dis- position. and was popular among his shop mates. He was a member of the Church of England. Besides his wife he leaves to mourn his loss two sons and 4 daughters, David, of Trans - cons, Percy of Stratford, Mrs, William Bisop of Stratford, Mrs, A, Rickards, London, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. Chris. Guiton, Jersey Channel Islands, also 2 sisters, Mrs. Joe. Rands and Mrs. Fannie Oliver Clinton, Deceased was an old British Army mean having sery-, ed.,in all 25 years in the army, t4 years of which was spent in India. CHOPPING The Clinton. Flour Mills vill do chopping every SATURDAY at 8 cents a bag Have you tried our NORTH STAR FLOUR? Made from' pure Manitoba No, 1 Hard Wheat. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. A SCHOENHALS Phone, No. 8 .. Clinton =Of inletleilralIMONSIMA*VIVIIIMMINVISOMM011ette .1:4 SEED BEANS FOR SALE First class seed Beans for sale. liar vested before rain last Fall, Price on application, apply to John Shanahan, R. R, No, 1, Clinton, P.O, Phone 1-037 = FOR SALE SALE REGISTER t..l, A team of work horses, harness and wagon. Apply to Isaac Bezzo,hlinton. FOR SALE 0 -roomed cottage, corner Maple and Whitehead streets, stable in fair con- dition, fruit and quarter acre of land. Por particulars, write Mrs, N. W. Cook, 864 Manning Avenue, Toronto, Ont. DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and MUNICIPAL BONDS ' Auction Sale of farm stock and 110- 'pTenient$, etc„ on'rhursdtty; -)Nay til{ at Lot 27, Con. 11 th, „Nlilleft at ,2c Welock, ttew.time. M, Ridll,lffvslte, Prop., T. tltilitiy, A'ne; L Bought and Sold at Market Prices . Delivered free of charge to the pur- chaser or at his Bank. vicroiv LOAN to yield 5.76 % W. BRYDONE, t:lintou BUY YOUR. Seeds Early We have a full stock of the lowing seeds and grain: Red Clover, Alsika Clover Alfalfa Clover Timothy Blue Grass Orchard Grass ,Marquis Spring Wheat, Seed Oats (different varieties) Buckwheat, Silver Hull, choice Barley, 2 and C, row. yvy GiRL WANTED 1'or offwe work at the Ford Garage. Apply to BERT LANGFORD LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE Three litters of little pigs for sale. Ready for delivery the first week of May. Also about 200 burshels of Amer- ican Banner seed oats and fifty bushed of potatoes, LEWIS CRICH, Huron Road, Clinton P. 0. Calves for Sale The uudnrsigned has made arrange- ments to handle at few Shorthorn -grade calves, March and April is the time to secure then as the supply is limited later, W. MARQUIS Phone 14 en 166 Clinton MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION WORK. A number of goon reliable mets can secure steady employment on Munition work. Apply Io, The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Settforth, Ontario. 1000 MUSKRAT SKINS WANTED Open season 1st of March closed 25 of April. Market price. Strangers send them in by parcel post we will re- mit postage and express order by re- turn nail. Jas. Steep & Co. Clinton P.O. Box 192. Phone t36 BARRED ROCK EGGS '101- From Park and Guilds -200 eggs bred to lay strain eggs mostly from yearling and two year old bens. $2.00 per 15 unferlile eggs replaced free. H. A. HOVEY, Clinton We are always in the market 1,,r grain and will pay highest market price. W.Jenkons&Son FLOUR AND FEED Phone 199. Residenee R o0 1442 The Food Although the American Government placed an embargo on their fertilizers, and while it took a considerable amount of persuasion to get ,them to realize that BUFFALO 'BRANDS were ab- solutely necessary in greater food pro- duction for the allies and the eventual winning of the war, we have succeeded in having it lifted, and note have a complete stock on hand for your var- ious crops, and at very low proportion- ate prices. Of all years this is your golden op- portunity to increase profits as welt as foodstuffs by applying a liberal supply of BUFFALO BRAND FERTILIZERS. We also have a fresh supply of the genuine CANADA CEMENT, the recog- nized standard. Give us a call when to the market for Lauber, Shingles, or any of our various lines, as we will be pleased to meet your wishes, i no B. Muted PliOlte 11 on 614 B rnceiceld. For Sale A good frame barn 28x40. Apply to C. 3, Waris. ;TRIM it A SUGGESTION FOR YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY THIS YEAR ALGONQUItN PARK. HLC3HLAND OF ONTARIO An ideal spot for your Summer Vacation midst wild and delightful scenery, Excellent hotel service at the: "Highland 1111,,' Fu11 information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C, E. Horning, bistrict Passenger Agent; Toronto. loin Rumford &Son, city peaaen- g.‘r and Ticket Agents, phone 57 1,0. Pattison. stollen rumen-) Foie kr Shoulders PAM IN HEAD LIVER BOTHER HER. Miss A. Windsor, Teterboro, Ont., writes) --"I have been sick for about four years, with pains in my head and pains in my shoulders which 1 sltvays thought wore mused by working onside in the sun an the farm. People told rue that it was my liver bothering nue, so I bought. throe vials of Milburn's Lata -Liver Pills, and found that they were doing me good. 1 eontanued taking them until now I am well and strong, 1 tun very thank- hal to yon for my recovery," Milburn's taxa -Liver Tills, are a specifics Inc all troublos arising from n morbid state of the liver, so keep it active icy 1ho ttit, of three easy -acting,. r1o5t-h(rit1li g til:,lr pills. 11Zi11'ttu u s Ints;a L ver Tills are 2lie. at vial at all dealers or retailed (Mut out receipt of price by TIM 'I', Milburn Coo Luted dy,, Toronto, Oat.