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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1916-12-21, Page 3Thursday, Dec. 21st, 19.1 G. CENTRAL ...ATFORD. ONT. ONTARIO'S BEST PRACTICAL TRAINING SCHOOL WITH COMMERCIAL, SHORT- HAND' AND TEL'S_ GRAP'HDEPART- MENTS, Students are entering each Week. The demand upon, us for trained help, is many times the number graduating. Get our ,free catalogue at once. D.A. McLachlan, Principal We Wish a Merry Christmas a Happy and Prosperous New Year .to our many Customers who have ,:helped to make this our largest -and best year in Clinton. Ganll-I Iglois & Co., Limited The up-to-date , Firm 'Clinton Branch PLoRO 190 e. AA9AAoa,ea.epasA&AD.11.1.1.lt0AMAe 1111 4 P t► See and here our finest New Stylish designs of "" Doherty Pianos and m t»gans, f› dt k• PY ^i4aCs°l:k� vaJ ieb in Art Cases Panos and organs rent ed. Choice new Edison phonographs, Music Sr goods. 4 r . .swab' Emporium 4q we 4 41 4 45 0 1 u6 itiyt'p'✓;,r' MMEMIr VVVVVVVVVVD C. Hoare aIADoJnaaoa;,tiaRMh�aCu�a�Jv1n.+�nfa�+MeAA 1TIN77 } Cor.rogated Steel Shingles 1 Felt Roofing and Slate Eavetroughing Tinsmithing Plumbing and Furnace WorkCall or Phone for. Prices Estimates cheerfully • given Repairs Done Promptly .40 «, nttrra .uxe.41Eaw/ Byarn Sutter Sanitary Plumbers Phone 7. 3 • etter Pay The Price CV. jg?iz, :Do6Tlea SA1t1tISTER 'SOLICITOR r OTAI Y PQ731,1O, PITO orAerroie e..2•tl RLias H. HALE Oonneyance, Ndtary Public, Oonnnissioner, etc. BEAT, ESTATE A.Nl) INSURANCE Issuer of Marriage Licenses, F1,iron St., (Minton. H. T. RANCE Notary Public, Conveyancer, Financial and Real Estate. INBUIIANOF eel:me-Representing le Eire In ethanes Uomnonies.. Division Court OMee. Piano 'Bulling Mr. James Doherty wishes to in- form the public that he is pre- pared to do fine piano tuning, tone regulating, and repairing, Orders left at W. Doherty'e phone 61, will receive 'prompt attention, IL G. 01111eron, la C Barrister, iloli0itor, Conveyancer, Etc Office on Albert Street, occupied by Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on every Thursday, and on acv day for which appointments are made, Cifice Ileum from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. A gond vault in connection with the office; Office open every week day, Mr. Hooper will make any 'oppointmentsfor Mr. Cameron. Medi .,a1. DR W. THOMPSON Physician, Burgeon. Etc e000ial attention given to diseases of the Eye, ].ear. Throat, and Nose, Dye- - gully 'eminod, and suitable Massie prescribed, Office and Residence, Two doors west of the Commercial Mote Buret St, TARS. fl)<li' .and GA'ANTI J1 a.r. W, suns, L. It, 0, 1'.. L. E.C.. S.. adt Or, ,^-non's onlao at residence High Street Dr 1. C. Gaudier. R.A. M.B. V(nce-Uuterio Street, Clinton. Night calls at residence, Rattenbnrf St, or at ho nsital w . ar. A. /11, ie114 DENT1Sle Crown wad Bridge \York a Specially: Graduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and P,O,D,S Toronto, n, Mayfield. on ilefdtsYs, alar 1st. to 0 DR. 11ll. FOWLER, : waren ST. Offices over O'NEIL'S store. Anemia' cera taken to make dental tree t mane au noinlees as hoseible. THOMAS GUNORY Lire stoek and general Auction afp, GODwRyCH ONT t '•r ,!a:,r ,r a snotir.t^.r. meets sC 4,-w ^het w a r (.}+nttrn tirt.m' e r are'eai•- t Tering ran unahia, 1 . rmere• sato WAY otinrea H Don't be tempted to choose cheap jewelery. Far better to pay a fair price and know exactly what von are getting, Yon will Dever be sorry -for as a /natter of money, it is easily the most economical. That has been said so often that everybody by this tame should know it -and' vet there is no scarcity of cheap jewelry in the land Now to get personal -If you would like to miss chat sort,altogether- COME HAIRE 'If you would like to buy where nothing but high qqualities are dealt in -COME HERE And e,een' at that, no.pereon ever said our prices were unfair . W.R.' ounter Jeweler -and Uptietana issuer of .Mt eriage'Uieenses hots. i e'() H. '. Wital .e(;y Osteopathic Phy. Specialists in VYCnd hildrent's Diseases Acute, Chronic, and Nervous Diaol dere Eye, Isar. Nose. and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Office-Rattainbury. Hotel. Tuesday and Friday, a to 11 'p.m. G. D. McTaggart Al, D. MoTagga- lb cTa. r t , Brock, ALBERT ST , CLINTON General Basking Boninose tcanaacted ,QOTES DISCOUNTED Draite leaned. Interest allowed n deposito The Mc.KiliRop Mutual Files insurance ete Perm and isolated Town Preps esty OnlY Insured. Bead Office -S aforth, Ont • OFFICERS. • I Connolly, Goderieh President Jas Evans, Beechwood, Vice -Pres. Thos. E, Flays, Seatorth,' Sec,-Treae Directors -D. F. Metreg or, Bea - forth; J G. Grieve, Winthrop; W. Rinne Sesfortb; John Bemieweis, Dublin ; J. Evans, Beechwood ; M. ,1 e h;wen, Clinton ; J. 13.McLean, Seaforth • 3. Connolly, Godorieh Robt 1Feries, Harlock; Geo. Me Cartney Tuekeremith Agents-J,Id.'Hinchley Seaforth; W. ,Chesney, ;7gmondv1lle; J. W. Yeo, ]3oltnesville; Alex. Leitch, Clinton; R. S. Jarmuth. Brodbagen Payments made at Morrish & Co Clinton, and Cutit's grocery store Goderich and Jas. (Reids store Bayfield. A Carloadof t_allattla PO1110110 Cement Phone us tor prices it will pay you John Hutton LONDESBORO FORD tt McLEOD We're now selling Timothy Seed (Government Standard.). We aleo'have on hand, Alfalfa, Alaike, and Red Clover. We always have on hand -Goose Wheat, Peas, Bagley and Feed Corn 'R1tghe,at Market Prices paid for Hay find. all Drains, THE 1CLdN TO;hl NEW EP,A. and Roumania, While even military crities in ;..ie allied count•tes have been frank to concede, throughout ou Immo the two years of the war that von Hindenburg• was the ablest military enitts'a h. I r' t t o {wise s coma and th g u e saccule Berlin announcement that von Falkeubayn lean been Ulsinissed Co , is, significant. There hat been a Theloangerotls nclitiom strong movement afoot in Got•ma'ny Which Produces Many Well for many months with a view 10 Known un (Diseases. placing von Hindenburg at the head FORD & MeLEOD HOTMAW AGAINST THIS HOU LE "FRUIT-A-TIVES" — The Wonderful Fruit Medicine—will Protect You Autointoxication moans self-poison- ing, caused by continuous or partial constipation, or insufficient action of the bowels. Instead of the refuse matter passing daily from the body, it is absorbed by the blood. As a result, the Kidneys and Skim are overworked, in their efforts to rid the blood of this poisoning. Poisoning oft/ie bloodie this way often cameos Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and Disturbed Stomach. It may pro- duce Headaches and Sleeplessness. It may irritate alae Kidneys and bring on Pain in the Back, Rheumatism, Gout, and Rheumatic Pains. It is the chief cause of Eczema -and keeps the whole systemutdaeal(/ai bytheconstantahsorp- tion into the blood of this refuse matter. "Fruit -a -fives'' will always cure Auto- intoxication or self-poisoning- as "Fruit -a -Lives" acts gently on bowels, kidneys and skin, strengthens the bowels and tones upthenervous system. 50e. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 25e. At all dealers or sent postpaid on receipt ofpriee byFruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Summary Disi i sa. q3 Von Falkenitayn Maoris Court Pasty's Cver:prow HP • a•«oi' cent PP a of Feld Marshal von Die,re•:tlnh.r; f0 (. as hie , . gen- eral ata ,.1 t" fury itsmisnal of Genere c•!r 1 keelieyrt '9 the most momm eoe,el: made .t the Kaiser's r e-„uan•le •^e^'the outbre t ci ,1;ee ft nines at the more ' i t le cent .:et the T.eutonit • ; r re;•n ince the great Co-.e,r. re ilio '••,te of their foe. ' leen 1.100d to by the f l , :... I -: , o; Daly (",^m”. y z'ic k) .. a FACE. B. B. B. 1;:vca9oEi,il E'F30i iia All diseases and blemishes of the slain are caused by the blood being in au im- pure condition The best: blood cleansing medicine on the market to -day is Burdock Blood Bitters a medicine that line been in use for over 40 years so you do not experi- ment when you buy it. Mr. Lennox D. Cooke, Indian Path, N.S., writes: "I am writing your a few lines to tell you what Burdock Blood Bitters has done for inc. My face was covered with pimples. I tried dillerent kinds of medicine, and all seemed to fail. I was one day to a friend's house, and there they advised the to use B. 33. B. so I purchased two bottles, and before I had them taken I found -I was getting better. I got two mote, and when they were finished I was completely cured. I find it is a great blood purifier, and I recommend it to all." B. B. B. is manufactured only by Tem T. MILBUR r Co., LIMITED, D, Toronto, Ont, eaves, .. ,.,..-..:.,........... ...?!.. . same ,.a.,. as0 GENERAL VON I! ALK]INBAYN of the general staff, and powerful in: - fluences have been brought to bear toward that end. Last month the Field Marshal was placed in supreme command of the German -Austrian armies from the Baltic to Galicia, thus superseding the Austrian high command. General Falkeuhayn bas been chief of the general staff since the retire- ment early in the war of Count Hel- muth von Moltke, whose "illness" was generally attributed to the out- come of the Marne battle. Early in the war the Germans loudly boasted that victory would be theirs because they had the only great all -wise General Staff. For forty years the German military ma- chine had been in course of building, and it was built from the top down, not from the bottom up. The posses- sion of a magnificent array of gen- eral staff ofliners and field command - Te of soldiering, atned, in a life s ie u era, tr g, was cowited Germany's greatestatest asset. The sitill of Woo men was eo use the vast, terrible military ma- chine irresistibly, crushing first an one direction and then in another. The general staffs of France and Russia, such as they were, were looked upon with contempt. Brit- ain's little hundred -thousand army had a staff on a mh•or scale, It was also "contempiihlo." Gernhany was confident in and proud of us Higher Command, and believed that its mili- tary science could not be matched in the world. The wisest tit men fumble and grope against conditions that upset their calculations, J. Pierpont Mor- gan had millions of worthless stocks, The practical tests the Ger- man General ;Staff had to stand prov- ed that 1t was far from super -human. The younger Moltke, steeped in the traditions of the great marshal, found early disgrae" liter tho de- feat of the Marne, Von Falkenhayn, the greatest of German military or- ganizers, succeeded, He field the highest place on the staff for nearly two years. No one knows whether the Verdun disaster came of his policy, or whether the Austrian con- centration against Italy --a woeful blunder—was of German or Austrian ordering. Either the Roumanian de- claration of war forced a flat dis- agreement between him and the • Kaiser as to bow the new menace should be met, or convinced the 1Kaiser that popular approhenzion (could only be soothed by the placing Iof the popular idol (Hindenburg) In the post. The enthusiasm in Berlin over Htndenburg's appointment seems to indicate that for psycbologi- eal effect in Germany the change was well-advised. It remains to be seen whether Hindenburg, a field general, Iis a strategist who can get the best team work out of the many armtes of the Central Pose ere, SCHOOL TEACHER Wards Off Nervous Break Down Alburtis, Pa. -"I arm a teacher in the public schools, and,I got into a very ner- vous, run-down condition, I could not Bleep and' had no appetite. I was tired all the time. flay sister asked me to try Vines. I (lid so, and within a week lay appetite improved and 1 could sleep all night and now I feel will and strong,' -.ltos i M. Is.rcnsti, 'Alburtis, Pa. We guarantee Vinel, which contains beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates, and glyeero• phosphates 'tor 1''1111-t10w'n conditions. J. E Hovey. druggist, ,L'liuton: Also at the beat druggists in all Onlaaio towns. SE TL RS KNEW All, Canada Depends on, Husbanding Natural Resources A New Ontario settler wrote; "Just for the sake of hustling the timber into the bonfire and getting the land clear for crops, wouldn't it be better to do the burning with some thought for the future woodiot and some de- cent care for the big rocky territory nearby that can grow trees and nothing; but trees? If I could bring ' a few of my neighbor settlers clown to townships in old Ontario where woodlots no longer exist, I. think the farmer occupying that 1an'd could tell them enough in ten minutes to per- suade them to save a piece of their' homesteads for the wood supply. "But there's a bigger end to the argufuent. I figure that as sixty per ceiht, of the whole of Canada will grow only forest crops with profit, our district, like other Canadian dis- tricts, ought to have sowmills, maybe pulp mills, scattered all through the forest land of this reglon, with vil- lages of warktuen and their families located around then so as to give us an easy market for our farm crops. You'll find it that way in lots of places in Canada, where the lumber- man, the pulpwood buyer, and the. settler work hand in hand, every man helping the other to make a living. There's room in this big country for everybody. It fisheries and mining forge ahead, farming and manufactur- ing have got to flourish, too. We're all in tie one boat and ought to keep stroke," The time for budding of roses varies in 'Canada, but from the latter part of July until September the stocks should be in condition in some part of the country. While there is life there is hope - for everybody but the undertaken Famous "When-" �ba m�w�a�.:enr set tteiglti h" taorrt cleai•L off" his want., beta flare•up Fara a.torcdt over off the. shish yoTxx'self- i'acK itorlhfsporclt. No Care For Riches Fred: "There are times when I care nothing for riches -when I would. not so much as put forth a hand to receive millions." Kittle: "Indeed! That must be when you are tired of the world and its struggles and vanities -when your soul yearns for higher and nobler things. Is it not?' "N -no, you are wrong," "Then when is it?" "When Pm sleeping." or Dissension in a town makes the grass grow in the streets. Unity makes the trade grow in the stores. Other things being equal, 'a city is usually as big as the faith of its people. If they believe in it enough to sink .all differences and pull to- gether you can bet dollars to doughnuts that town is on the up grade: When all the merchantsunite for the good of their burg it is a safe gamble that home trade will unite itself to them. It is better to have, the long green in the tills than the grass green in the streets. Unity makes the long green grow. The town that does 'not pull together will be pulled to pieces. tr91)700at 211.001gtOdinei The Great EogiisheRameds Tones and invigorates the whole Jc�r ` , , • . nervous system, snakes new Blood in old Veins Oatres Nervoate Debility, Heated aril Brain Worry, Des ort- deny, Loss of microy, 1'aZpitatien of fee Hear(, Pailaatr Memory. Price 11 per box, six tor bs til One will please, six will. eure,O Sold by all druggists or mailed in plain pl:g, on receipt of price. A ao•l/samp/flet mailed free. THE wOOr MED!CI HE CO.. TORONTO,. ONT. (Formula Windsor.' P�Dhii 3 FaVa>JIiW� ^'l Lesson XIiI, — Fourth Qua-itci, For Dec. 24, 1910. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of the Lesson, lea, ix, 2 -7 -Memo- ry 'Verses, 6, 7—Golden Text, .Isa. ix, 6 -Commentary Prepared by Rev. D. M. Stearns. I am always glad to bave a lesson in prophecy, remembering that the study of it Is 'specially commended and that our Lord said that those whe neglected it or were slow to believe it were fool- ish (II Pet. 1, 19; Luke xxiv, 25; Amos hi, 7). The prophecy of Isaiah ie a specially fascinating study, as It is an epitome' of the whole Bible and, very etra-ageiy, has the same number of chapters as there are books in the Bi- ble, and is divided into two parts of thirty -Wipe and twenty-seven chapters, Just as there are thirty-nine book in the Old Testament and twenty-seven in the New. Another interesting fact for young people is that the lettere in Old And Tenement are three and nine; which piieed together, make thirty. Aine and three tiaieS. nine gave twanty •seven, the number of bobke"tn' the Hep .;rax A., Page Seven neSFamont. .Os,e name isalan 51501neg.. the help or salvation of Jehovah, and next to the Psalms it le the greatest salvation hook in. the Bible as to the nee of the word, for some torn of the word is found in the Psalms over 120 times and in Isaiah over fifty times. There 15 no Saviour but one and no salvation apart from TElm, even as He said: "1, even I, am the Lord, and be- side me there is no Saviour." "A fust God and a Saviours, there Is none be; side mo" (Isa, x)111, 11; xlv, 21; Acts iv, 12). De is the center of the Bible and the 'circumference, too, for when He shall be King at Jerusalem, which God has placed in the midst of all na- tions and countries, an kings and na- tions shall fall down before Him and serve Him (I6zek. v, 5; Ps. Ixxli, 11), Tho first part or Isaiah is divided into smaller sectloid, the first two Do- ing sections of six chapters, each end- ing with'Isaiah's vision id th-e Xing on His throne (chapter vi), and Israel's national anthem when Re 'shall be their King (chapter xii). The section in which our lesson is tells us that the Messiah, who is also called Immanuel, shall be born of a virgin, that He shall gather all Israel, and n`atldne shall come to Him after He shall have smit- ten the earth with the rod, of His month and slain the wicked with the breath of His lips, and then shall the earth become full of the knowledge of the Lord as the -waters cover the sea (chapters vii, 14; xi, 4, 0, 12), The Spirit, through Mlcali, . said that He would he born at Bethlehem (and He was), that He would rule in Isreel (and He will) (Mac. v, 2-4). All that was written of 'His first coming in humilia- tion bas been fulfilled literally, and all that is written of His second coming in glory shall be fulfilled just as liter- ally. The second verse of our lesson chapter bad a fulfillment when He was in Galilee, according to Matt. iv, 12-16, The R. V. of lesson verse 3 reads, Thou hast multiplied the nation; thou bast increased their joy." This is in accord with other predictions con- cerning their glorious future,' as in chapter xsxv, 10. Lesson versos 4, 5, take us back to the story of Gideon and his 300 and his great victory over the Midianites and dellvertince from their oppression. That was very mani- festly the hand of tbe Lord, using 300 men, who were sifted out of 32,000 to defeat and overthrow a great army. Thatwas the v s t o zeal of the Lord of ho sts (verse 7), as it was also when Hoeg- telah was delivered from the hosts or Sennacherib (xxxvil, 32; II Iiings Zix, 111). It is an 0005001 expression and shall have a full and final fulfillment when He shall come again, of whom it Is written, "The zeal of thine house hath eaten me up" (i's, ixlx, 9; John ii, 17). Net armies and navies bat- talions and their equipments, weep, ons and munitions of war, shall bring His kingdom on earth; but, )m - hold, the Lord will come with fire Rud with His chariots like a whirlwind, for by fire nudby Isis sword will .the Lord plead with flesh tl•t b:vl, 16.111: Pe. I. 141: IT 'rl,ncc, L 7.101 mete Don Have Catorrh One efficient way to remove nasal catarrh is to treat its cause which in most cases is physical ! - weakness. The system needs more oil and easily digested i liquid -food, and you should take a spoonful of after' eac s meal to enrich your blood and help heal the sensi. tive membranes with its pure oil -food properties. The results of this Scoff's Emulsion treatment will surprise those who have used irritating snuffs and vapors. Gentle Genuine SCOTT'S is the child and the son of lesson versa 6, the firstborn of the 'Virgin Mary, the son of David, son of Abraham, son of man, son of God (Luke !1, 7; Matt. 1, 1; Tohn 1, 84, 49, 151). A real child a son subject to the ltm- Rations of the Nazareth home till Be was thirty years old, yet truly God Manifest in the flesh, the Creator in human form. His name 1e Wonderful, as He said to Manoa'h in Judg. xili, 18, margin. He ie tbe greet Counselor, who is wonderful in counsel, excellent in working; great in counsel and mighty in work (isa, xxvili, 20; Jr.e 'male 13, 10). Ile is the Mighty God, according to the last passage quoted, as well as our lesson verse, and He is the Almighty of Gen. xvii, 1; Rev. 1, 9, and elsewhere. He Is the everlast- ing Father, for He said to Philip, "He that hath seen me hath seen the ra- ther" (John xiv, 0). IIe is the Prince of Peace, and IIe alone can bring peace on earth. "He shall speak peace unto the nations" (Zech. is, 10). His word will do it, the sword of Silo month, Then shall be fulfilled all that Ls written of Him 115 the. son of David to sir au Un , r'rl' s throne, not only in our lesson. brit to lei rxt,1, i 6; I:zek, extras, 21-01; i.nlre 1, 32, 33. xs::rs..sthiceu'u-me.r 11•snayec®=am II g r• rt, v moan to -73�pp; 't/;.�� k©p t deans;&& 'Export G Amitecisro3tS aafi,CS wi,sb :bent ata new Year ¢Steric Candida lour Milts Compa):T.mired Villers to the People :1•