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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-07-22, Page 2fi ee00e0000000000000e0eo00o00 o = Poe.inapt Ads t4) F, 3 The New Era• o, ® Many telephone pubseribers a 0 find it quite convenient and a e. time-saver. Experienced ad- • visers are always on The New Era end, Phone 30. es • seee0Oeetweeecessome0ee$ec' 108 PAGE TWO. Every 'niusday,rJuly, 22nd, 1915 Page Has Newsy Itemns. The New Era. To The New Era Correspondents nnnMAAfroNA N/.MAne AItAAAA eo®sesosa'OOPVCOGniedoO/sese®ot'8 $ Men and Events. S: a0e.ees®Oes00000eoeatxeeeka >• 48TH ,YEAR. "IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE." W. IL KERR & SON, Props.. J. Leslie Kerr IBIlsitleSS Manager ,New Era, One Year 10 advance $1.00 New Era, when not paid inad�1;50 vance slew Era, to the United States in advance ..... :_.$1.50 Advertising Pates on Application Job work prices ads'ance on July tat, 1913, in accordance with 1 the Huron Co. Press Asso ci'ation Rates. Office Phone 30 House Phone 95 isessesecosereessocaeseles > News matter nailed to The 1New Bra in unsealed envelopes does not come under the postal classification of lettersand d will not require the special war tag : VSIVYVVsseASeosseisAIVVVVVVVYVvVss THE WESTERN FAIR London, Ontario. September 10111 to ISth TThe(Vi astern IFair,, of'tendon, Ontario, as en Agrculturai Exhibi- bitro'si occupies'' a. prominent.- po:si- time in Western Ontario and' throughout the whole ,-Dominion.. This will be the( (Forty ' eighth An anal Exhibition 'without a brise. and every dollar of prize money won during 'that time has been paid The management has been itereasing the prize list from year to year and this year through the assistance sof the Dominion Government they are ennabled to Men Event:; 0' add 'over $0,000; to what: was al- Thaw Declared Sane p andready a liberal list. Live stock 00000000000000000000e0v000 Breeders should avail (themselves SIR WM. MACKENZIE WPIO reenonded to 'Hon. Robt. Rodgers call for hely by releasing ex- Judge x- Jud e i hi � en 'hss general d0n0 g 1P , Manitoba case. Isel, to act in °1`iiildren 'Cry FOR FLETCHER'S • CASTORIA MR. Z. A. LASH, K.C. QUOTED by 'Hon, Robert Rodgers as re- commending Mr:' Tilley as con eel in the Manitoba inquiry. Summer Complaints Kill Little Ones At mho first signl'ol illness air- ing the hot weather gee the little ore:f Babyrs Own; Tablets, or in a fetid hours, he may be beyond cure These Tablets will prevent, summer complaints if given occas- ionally to 't}ict well child and will promptly. curet these, • troubles if they comes on suddenly. Baby's Own Tablets should (where: " theree kept in every ire young children. There is no 'other medicine, as good. and the mother has the guaintee of -a gov- ernment enalysl- that they are ab- solutely:Safes The tablets eve sold by medicine dealers '01 by mail at 25c a box from The Dr Williams' Medi Co , Brockville, Ont: The Welsh Strike of the lirivilee,e' ,of Exhibiting• - New( York,; Jnlsi 14 -Harry Ken this year in Targe numbers than ever Exhibitor's' always • report good results from showing at Lon don as buyers •are plentiful The Dairy; and, Poultry Departments will be of special interest • this year. Ill a prize listX entry form or any other information is required a- bout the Exhibition write: the See - rotary, A M. Hunt, London, Ont. The dates are September 10th to 18 The Welsh cl5h co.t �. - coal miners strike which, now dominates public at- ' pLentiol) 'in England',' /had been forced• by the men of the Abervade • Valley who are strong syndioalists and havd declared that the present( was a good` time to force the G'overntueit' to take over, the mines This policy has been ad- vocated' by the Independent La- bor, party,, which is more extreme than the regular Labor parity and One of the leaders of w hieh is J. Kier-Hardle whose Parliament- ary constituency includes the Aberdare Valley The sesiaus aspect of the strike lies in fact that South Wales sup plies the fuel Per inose of the allied navy The output of coal from the Welsh coal fields amottnt to- over 31,000 ton's a year The Coal is possessed of peculiar qual'- itfesi which makes it MOO, suitable for uses in steamships Children. Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO lA Putting flax on its feet dal Thaw, today was declared sane by a jury which for nearly 3 weeks Supreme Court here before Justice Peter Henclri2k Party eight minu tes were consumed and two bal lotq were taken, in the, reaching of a verdict Justice. Hendrick on Friday morn ir.g will announce whether the coin puttee upon \ahieh Thaw was in,• carcerated in the State ll1'os ititl for the Criminal' Insane ,at Matte - wan shallbe veeated thereby giv ing to the Slayer of Stanford White the liberty for which. he 1•.as F'ough't in the courts nine ,years Warns. The Spectatore Before receiving the jury Jus- tice Henclni:1. warned the eyettt- at ors that, any demonstration would be met with severe punish- ment unishwent Then the jury'• carne in • and rendered their verdict that Thaw was sane The Thaw% case he s been in progress for over nine years 'Harry Thaw, having shot and killed Stan ford White in New York city on June 50, 1906 The jury 'on the first murd.ee,'on April 12,1907 dis- agreed 51 the second trial Thaw 11,9s acquitted- on the groundS, of in sanity and committed to lVSalieawan on ;February 1, 1908 He escaped iron 'tther e on August 17, 1913 across the border, intothe'•, eastern townships of Quebec After a spectacular legel battle he was: de- ported from Canacky on September 10, 1913 In. December, 1014, he was ordered returned to New York for trial on a charge) of conspiracy but he wag acquitted. shown, flax as there has previous- ly bees* antagonism. to the crop. Public -(spirited citizens seer 'far more m flax culture than is em- braced in the above discussion. Thep see hoer, important( to every flax growing community is the amount of work( pro ridedr by a flasS crop in the. various processes 'of curing anti' manufacturing. In this respect flax far outclasses our otheil farm crops This amount of waged expended in working the crop off an acre of flax varies from, $770 to $100 Tor this extent likewise ere the exports of the country. increased. ,F'or these and other reasons the Canadian, 'Flax. Growers have been urging the Government to '' put flax in its proper light before; the 'country The. basic questions as Io whether flan is a, suitable crop for our soil and climate; -of South-, ens Canada Navel long since been settledrby the; experience 'of over seventy alas mill nien in Canada during the last .half century Their testimony, confirmed by the statements' of flan buyers; who come Can d,a from New Eng- land(' }ani(' ancic'Europey is •that as •gocd fiber flax can be grown in Cyanada as is produce& anywhere in the World Why It has often been a poor,crop is now found to beat, tributable to causes with which soil and weather have had nothing to do Insufficient cultivation, which affectrj flees more than or- dinary crops, maybe mentionedeas one of the causes of poor crops Flax seeds being small/ and smooth er than ordinary seeds is easily lost hg hastypreparation of the seed bed. nrd careless sowing. The root, syst sm of flaxl plant is more delicate than that of other farm crops common to us, and therefore it is important to get the plants -growing as early as possible in a well cultivated solid seed-Ibed:. Flax has an advantage in this c'onneetion of being the best( of cur crops to stand( frost The Canadian (Flax growers real- ize that 'once such facts as the above become known to farmers flax will be more widely grown. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAST© Fi l A he Womac Who Takes the proper help to keep her digestion right and her system free from poisonous accumulations, is not troubled with headaches, backache, languid feelings, unnat- ural sufferings. All women who have tried BEECHkM'';- 9 know,:this famous remedy to be the proper help for them. A few doses will make immediate difference and occasional use will cause a permanent improvement in. health and strength. They cleanse the system and purify the blood and every woman; who relies on Beecham's . Pills, not only enjoys better physical condition, with quieter nerves and brighter spirits, but she. -Enjoys A Clear Complexion Worth a Guinea a Box Prepared only by Thomas Beeobam, St. Helens, Laacnshire. Endued, Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes, 25 cents. ANNEMONESo a r.:asiinuna speed 'of ten miles an hour, --e0-- That Summer cottages with furs aces and storm; windows ought, to rent tor fancy prices this season oeeeoomaosemooeoa+voassoome People SaY That it is claimed • ;by the Post Card' Association; that the two. cent rat_ returns a smaller reven tie to the Go:*ornmeu', :'titan the one' -cent rate Thera is always a greater revenue One cent rate may be nearer to it than two cents eoosoeoesose000soe000i0000 Thal, it is pleasant to recall the los ely 101)10' 151 weather we hen Met! April That three more Fiench-Can,ad- ien battalions are being formed for scevice in, France The French- Canadian is responding: to the call nobly., That your King and country need you -now, --sO-- Thatl too many Canadians fere waiting. for the next contingent. • --••--- That practicet'of fining fast auto drivers $50 and costs ought to cre- ate a new'. market for a car with A Lesson from the Clock ACLOCK that strikes is better than a non -striking clock. It tells us the time through our ears as well' as through our eyes, It saves our steps —It signals, spurs us on, rouses us, speaks to us in the dark and from far away. It is useful far beyond the usefulness, of the silent clock. So with a business that advertises. A shop or store that sends out its message to us in the form of advertisements to our newspapers serves us far 'beyond the shop or store that ' is silent—that must be visited before its service or merchandise can be known, The shop or store that advertises saves our time and money,, etc. Speaks to us at the right time, . rouses us to at- tention, and stirs us to action. We buy more as the result of advertising, and we buy from advertisers. To the Merchants of Clinton Put a striker—an attention getter, an arouses; a sitimula'tor—on your busi- ness. In other words -ADVERTISE,' Strike often and regularly by weekly edvertisements in The Clinton New Era. ' Answer Ca11 of Advertising g CASTORIA. For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears p,�.�r the t LIG.G'g. Signature of It May Rain forty Days Weather Man Says the Popular Superstition Is I'All Rot"— Never Happened Orce. Lash. Thursday was, St Swithin's Day, one of the superstitious days in the year, and 51 rained, Few people clo not know of the ancient myth, described in rhyme; St. Swielttn's Day, if thou dost raitk For •fort}^ days i4 will remain St Switlhin'e Day, if' th'oubefair .For Forty days 'twill rain n a mair So gees thci andel( It legend, which is only second to Groundhog Day in the calendar (of supers.(•, tions The weather man laughs the supersittio 1, brit neverthe'• less i11st remarkable the way pr'oplo keep to tine old belief It's all nl:solutts t•ot, said 'the forecaster' at the Observatory schen asked if wo' are in 501 40 clays rain No rine ever heard of forty' days continuous fain ut'auy tine 'of the year Tho legend of St. Swithin's Day is one of the, oldest ofthe; English race, in fact, it is even older than the time when plans for a new Union station were first made It •criginnted' in tltd, year 862 on the death of Swithin Bisho of Winnches Ur The tradition is founded wt a legend, that before dying the )e humbles -minded. saint had begged to be interred' in the churchyaro. and not in the chancel of the church as is usual with Bishops lie remained there for a century when the monks thinking/ i't disgraceful that so great a saint should have so lowly a burial place resolved to stove the body; to the choir. The 15th( of July was, the day appoint ed for the, purpose Bub on that day a mighty rainstorm burst forth ar d continued,' intermission, for next forty days The monks took this ae a sign ,Df heavenly dis'• pleasure and instead of removing the body 'they. bulli'• a chapel over where it lay The body was re moved to the cathedral, however several year% bates! without any mete'orologi.al interference. Many legends were setafl'oat at' the lime, to pr.oze that his. was done by the saint's wishes as express ad in visions. 1 a°Wbod°s Phosphodinsi The Great i✓nglish'4.Renedy. k at Tones and invigorates rho whole �•f . 1, nervous system, makes. new Brood rt'u-Ok +p in old Veins, O'nres Nervous Debility,.mental and Brain Worry, J7espon- deatcy, Lost of Energy, Palpitation of the Heart, Failing Meniorl/. Prove. 81 per box, six for $5•88 Ono. will please, seg will eure,lgSold by all druggists or mailed in plain pkg. on receipt' o1 price. New pamphlet nailed free. THE WOOD mnoteINE CO..TOSONTO. ONT. (Formula Midas.) r'1eooeo411401eeeemoeoysoso®os Qf: RIPPLES AND RAPS 0' esseee00000000SOee•SSee00e When's a man' becbmesei chronic loafer 1%e begins- to prey upon his neighbors --es-- Another disagreeable thing about the weather --people are always wanting to talk obout it. -0s-- Wheal a young{' man msrries his mother feeds sorry 'fou him -and his sisters feel sorry for his wife. On the sea' of advrertisy the pawn broker is, captain, of thewa'teh Cook's Cotton Root Compound.; 6 safe, rcliabOC re matin -0 n0001110. Sold in three de; R�reels of strength -No: 1, $i; N.o. 2, S3, No. 3, $5 per bort Sold by all druggists, or scat pptopald 00 hletreceipt of dries. Free pamphlet. Address: THE COOK MEDICINE CO„' •0 tinoti00, 087. (Formerly Windoai,). mvenessoonamismsol o sows®s0ii00 eseeeosooiess r., Try us for Job Work in alt Z its branches.. A trial will convince y90 that we know our business. - ®e000'emeowee®®®`oemoo®®oe ARTIFICIAL, 'KIDNEY CAN PURIFY BLOOD Pumps It From .the Body, Extracts the Disease Germs and Returns Clean, Healthy Fluid to Veins That all of a human being's blood can be pumped out of the arteries, cleaned in an artificial kidney and pumped beck into the body is claimed by learned doctors of Johns Hopkins 'University at Baltimore. Witls the perfection of the mar- velous new apparatus which) has been, put out from the pharmacological laboratory of Johns Hopkins univer- sity under the supervision of Dean William H. Welch, some of the most vexing problems of the day probably will be solved. Kidney ue diseases are Y increasing with alarming rapidity. It is thought -- that the Johns Hopkins artificial kidney in many cases will be successfully used to perform the blood purifying function in which the diseased natural kidney fails. The apparatus consists of 32 tubes contained in a glass case. The tubes, made of a substance called celloidin, are connected at one end with a single tube which may be attached to an artery, and at the other with a tube which leads to a vein. Before the artificial kidney it attached to the body, the tubes are tilled with a solution of salt and water, When it 7Jx'. &%in. IL WGICIZ. 11003 CHARLES. BECTSER WHO TS i:m,kine} n dospenitc effort' to save the life -of her husband Ch'is Recker for,er Police Lieutnf'nt of New( York c•ondenuiedto die 1.(, the electric chain July 29 There is always' something com- ing to us that we should like to side-ttrucke 1 -� And many 1 Man's 110000)000 is like cold molasses; it moves 1 sl,osr- �• ly and gats there too late People with' Pelee te111 are. among those who bi;t:a •roff more thare racy) ea:i; chew - -00-- A loafer is al ni'.u1 who don't work anti can't invent ,a schema that will It d'oesn t' take a good li lr very long'to develop into;, a bad ac- tor A in in nsr,rer - does v his vi,e expects 1 in'9 to HAD CHOLERA MORBUS. SO BAD COULD NOT SET U . Attacks of cholera morbus are caused mostly by indiscretion' in diet, the use of unripe fruit and new vegetables, and usually occur during the hot summer months. On the first sign of this very weakening trouble Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry should be taken. Mrs. George I,ee, Ruthven, Ont., writes: "I was taken with cholera morbus, and I was so bad I could not sit up any more than five :minutes at a time. My husband said I looked as if I had been sick a month; he got me a bottle of Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry, and I took the whole of it in one day, and itcompletely cured ane. We are never without it in the house For I don't think it eau be beat, When you ask for Dr. Bowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry sec that you get "Dr. Fowler's,” as imitators have gone so far as to imitate our wrapper Both in color and style, and have adopted similar names, such as Strawberry Compound, Wild Strawberry Compound, Extract of Strawberry, etc, "Dr. Fowler's" has been on the market for the past 70 years, and is acknowledged by all who have used it to be a sure cure for all bowel complaints. Price,135 cents. ' Manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. W. HRYIllOC)N80 BARSIISTEE SOLICITOIR VOTARY PUBLIC, ETO OLrNTON esuaRLEH ft. Hama Oonneyance, Notary 'Public, Commissioner, etc.: REAL ESTATE AND 1NSIJRAl%'IOIOe Issuer of Marriage Liceneess Huron Ste Clinton. H. T. RANGE Notary Public, Conveyancer, - Financial and, Real Estate INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 14 Fere Ie :nuance Companies.. Division Court Ohre. M. G. Cameron, K.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, lite Office on Albert Street, occupied by Mr.on v Hooper. In Clinton every Thursday, and on any day for which appointments Office hours ppo ntinents are made, from 9 a.m, to 0 p m. A good vault in connection with the office. Ulnae open. every week day, Mr. Hooper will make any oppointments for Mr. Cameron, Medkal• DR O. W. THOh PHON Physician, Surgeon. Eto sueeial attention liven to dlseaaoa of the Ere, Ear, Throat. and Nose, Eyes ear dully > omined, and suitable !gasses ,-„1 prescribed. Office and_Roeidence. . '1�1ro d�oer6uivesi or the Coutmerctal B4le: Huron St. DIS. WM. H. WELCH The artificial kidney below Dr.Welch's picture shows the 32 tubes In which the blood is purified, is put in position, the heart pumps the blood out from the artery into the tubes and forces the salt solution its place. the veins to take p back into While in the tubes the blood is purified of its poisonous substances by dialysis -a process by vrhich harm- ful substances contained in the blood seep through the delicate celloidin walls of the tubes into a fluid which is held in the outer space between the tubes and the glass case. By changing the composition of this fluid the physician can determine what substances shall pass into it by dialy- sis of the blood. This astounding machine was used with °omelet° success on dogs and other animals. The three physicians who made it, Dr. John J. Abel, Dr. Leonard 'C. Rowntree and Dr. D. B. Turner, are elaborating an artificial kidney which they expect will be used on humans with perfect safety, and will be invaluable for cleansing im- pure blood. MORE BILL THAN IBIRri PDS. CINN and 41;1:()SlUER ler. W. Gann, L. E. 0, 5'., L. 11.0.5.. Edt Dr. 0 pun's office at residence High Street Ur. J.'(11: Gaudier. D.A. 01.11. Moe -Ontario Street, Clinton. - Night nsll' at residence, Rattenbue8 St, or at hospital DR. J. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. cconcheur,t etc, rake and residence an iesbury Street., The Toucan Has a Tremendous Beak and a Feathered Tongue It came near being all bill and no bird with the toucan. As it is, that clumsy thing that looks like a paper bag stuck to his nose is half the size of his body or almost a foot long. The toucan himself has never found out just why he was born with such an enormous beak• It's no ornament 1181. F'.18.AXON DENTIST o Crown EMI Bridge .fork a SUecialtyc 'l Graduate of C.C.D.S..a Chicago. and R.0.0.0 Toronto. 8• 90•: 1;' Ilayaeld on Mondays, Nuy let to D THE TOUCAN ' and it doesn't help a 'bit when he's dining on a nice, small bird or a wriggly lizard. The toucan's tongue is as ourious as his bill.' There are feathers on both sides of 1t, and, though they must be ticklish things to have in his mouth, they, are very convenient to gather up fruit and nuts and other, dainties this queer bird feasts on. Brazil, the country of queer birds, is the home of the toucan, and his name is the; native word for Inose, bone or "bis bill." DR. II. FOWLER, .' DENTIST. Ofloos over O'NEIL'S store. Speeisl care taken to make dental kat meat es painless es possible. THOMAS GUNDRY• Live stock and general A.uctionNfre GODERiOH ONT Sas a, et8) 1 sales a spencer> , Oideta ar c Ne,w TRA office, Clinton, primrt,y aeteent to. Terms reasonable. Farmers• sato note discounted! G. D. McTaggart M. D. McTaggso l'AcTeLAieirt Bros. ALBERT ST , CLIN'Ii'OS 4Fenorcai Stinking Er tent) heal t: enmlactecl • NOTES DISCOUNTED Drafts issued, Interest allowed a deposits The MelKilioly ,teeth Fire Insurance (50,4 ow Fire ze Farm and. Isolated T eu erty 4'7nty Insured. 1a Plead 011icc—Seaforth, Out OFFICERS. J. B. McLean, Seaforth, President J. 'Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Fres. Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, :Sec: Treas Directors -D. F. McGregor, :Sea - forth; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop; W. Rinn, Seaforth; John BenuewefC,. Dublin;, J. Evans, Beechwood; A. McEwen, Brucefield; J, B. McLean Seaforth; J.' Connolly, Goderiell: Robert Ferris, 'Matlock. Agents• -Ed. 'Hinckley, Seatorthe W. 'Chesney, Eggmondville; J. W,. Yeo. lolmesville; Alex. Leitch.. Clinton : R. S. Jarmuth. Brodhagent A Carload of Canada POPIkinI COMM .shone us for prices It will pay yon John Hutton LONDESBORO Drs. Geo. Lib M. E. WM tl • Ileilelnarin Osteopathic Pity. Specialists in Women's and Children's Diseases. Acute, Chronic, and Nervous Disorders Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat. CONSULTATION FREE. Offiee-Ratt}anbury 'Hotel. Tuesday and Friday, 7 to Ill pun - FORD a MCLEOD We're naw selling Timothy geed/' (Government Standard.).. We also, have on hand, AIE'ad'1`a1, Alsike, and Red Clover. We always have on hand—(Iadel, Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Cents Highest Market Prices paid Eon Eat• and all Grains. F 0 R 0 d :Nc6Ef. 1