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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-03-08, Page 4Olintgrn News -Record March Baht (9 j7 We've Unleaded the Largest S Wall -Paper .a.. �� Spring 'V�" P per 1ver Broughtt o This Store Bought Be*or'e Ihe Prices Advanced ke Jt Will Papp You to Berg During March OOPIE4R ���DD ��uu �9}.. Q� . e aI1i d Agent Ca N. iY lekeYi a.E n -Telegraph Agent iQ�� gyp-+ }�,� �+ CLINTON ON IUMNISIMPIOSIMMOld NNW TIIE _NEWS RECORD LEADS ICOR GOOD RESULTS ON GRAIN AND TOWN, TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY l SUGAR BEETS,. NEWS, Joseph kiaist, Credition East, On, carie, say's ; - "Last spring I bought and used. Homestead Fertilizers on grain and sugar beets. In both instances I lean safely. say I met with veryi good results." WJATER TOURS IN FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ETC. - The Canadian. Pacific Railway�o]TPpb --Pram Camp Beirden we •eaoht to roct connection is „"1'aue for Florida, via Cinema 'and Atlanta, Ga., 7-Efilonville, Florida, is reached sec- ond morning after leaving Detroit, The Canadian Pacific -Michigan Cen- tral Route will bo found the ideal line to Chicago, where direct connec- tion is made for the Southern Stat- es. New Orleans is reached second morning after. leaving Toronto. The Dining, Parlor and Sleeping Car ser- vice between Toronto, Detroit and Chicago is up-to-date in every par- ticular.. Connecting linos also oper- ate through sleeping and dining cars. Those contemplating a trip of any nature will receive full information froth. any Canadian Pacific Agent or W. B. Howard, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. EQUALS BARNYARD MANUR 1'. N, Low, N lc.li.UI;; �ahtario, • says ; "I 118/1- Homestead Bone Black F"'r'tilizer on my Fall wheat' and 1 find that I can grow as good a crop With it as I can with barn- yard manure, as I tried them side by side." IT '.PAYS '1'O UUSII IT. Calvert Brothers, 'Telfer, Ontario, says : "We used Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer on our wheat and meadow this Pall. We solved a strip across the field without fertilizer and the difference between the fertilized and the unfertilized is so great that we surely think it pays to sow ferti1- izer., We attend using More on the Spring Crop." .- . Write Michigan Carbon Works, De- troit, for free book end particulars about their homestead Bone Black Fertilizer. , m ,,„ tel Dry Goods Millinery [;costCoin J 4; C�f�uC*0 Readand nto. Y rurnishin lfirear g 1110NI? 75. Garments C.-11 a la Graoo Corsets Stale, Qualitg, Colr>rsfort. The `combined features that have given 0 C. a la Grace Corsets their ever increasing popularity, Laced back or laced in ffont, Our range is large showing the newest models, as well as many older styles, which are still too popular to dis-cif( continue. Ask for C. -C, a la N23z6 Grace Corset --the cor- set that never sacrifices >:\ quality in material for a deceptive outside slims lug appearance. We also carry the famous Nemo and BiasFilled Corset House Dresses 98c ,rust to hand this week, five dozen Ladies' House Dresses, made of good quality print,` elastic band, square neck, short sleeves. " Would be;good value at $1.5O. Sizes 84 to 42, Your choice 98e. •• Flannelette Blankets .1.95 Another shipment of Flannelette Blanket ,s largest SW. These blankets are going up in price. This will be your last chance to buy them at $1,95. Winter Coats Just a few Winter Coats left to cl0ai 'Your choice of any coat ,in stock 6.98 notier*ti Pianos,,. Limited • PU'i3LIS) NO'i`lC'E 'Is hereby "ivoit Waiffinder the First fart of 01140e'r 79 of the Re ised Statutes of Can- ada, 19QO, known 01 "'rite Cottt1PD' les •Aet,,, lettere pa4oitt have been issued under the Seel or the Seem, targe of State of Canada, bearing date the lath day of ,lanuary', 1917, incorporating Jelin Frederick Grant and Chester Icretierieir Stevens, mane ufaeturors, Charles Henry IVey and Richard Green Ivey, Esquires, and Margaret Amelia Bell, stenographer, all of the City of London, in the Pr'ovlitee of Ontario for the follow- Ing purposes, viz, :--- (a) To manufacture, buy, sell and generally trade in pianos, organs, 'tial parts of same, stud all kinds of musical instruments and , parts 01 UMW, piano stools; 'benches,wade cabinets, piano players in all and any of its branches, and to manu- facture, buy, or otherwise dispose of and tit any manner deal in the raw materials required bYt the con ai fn connection with the above mentioned objects, (b) To purchaser or 'otherwise ac- quire, build, construct, hold, take oil (.ease, license, rent, •use, operate, reap. let, sell,convey or otherwise dispose of and In any manner deal in and with piano factories, saw mills, railway sidings and other works, machinery, pl.utts and e•tuip- ments for the manufacture of pianos, organs and . other musical instru- ments, and any end all other material used or usable in 00 in connection with the manufacture or treatment of seine ; (c) To acquire, purchase, take on lease, or license, hire, hold, use, se'1, grant lease of, exchange, alienate--�. dispose of and otherwise tp`. o' contract with ;Pley,;ace to timber lands at ...J�nrber, limits, lands or in - ~in lands, perso.:al property of all kinds or interests therein, rights, privileges, licenses and con- 005eions ; (d) 'l'o carry on,. any other busi- ness, whether manufacturing or oth- erwise therwise capable of being carrvenie-ttly carried on in connection with the business or calculated directly .or indirectly to enhance ;the value of or render profitable any of the company's property or rights ; (e) To acquire and take over as going concerns or otherwise the un- dertakings, assets and liabilities of any person or company carrying on 'any business in whole or in part similar to that which the compaup is authorized to carryi on or posses- sed property suitable for the pur- posed of this company, and with a view thereto to acquire, all or any of the shares pr liabilities of surly com- panies, (f) To apply for, purchase or otl erwise acquire any patents, brevet d'inventions, licenses, concessions a the like conferring any exclusive . o limited right to use any secret o other informations as to any nave. tion witielt may seem capable of .be ing used for any of the purposes o the company or the acquisition o which may seem calculated direct] or indirectly to benefit the company and to use, exercise, develop or gran licenses in respect of or otherwis turn to account the properties, right or information so acquired ; (g) To buy, sell, manufacture an deal in all kinds of goods, stores implements, provisions, chattels an effects required" by the company o its workmen or servants; (11) Notwithstanding the p. -vision of section 44 of The C'ompanie's Ac to subscribe for, purchase assume 1' ability under, acquire,`hold, sell, ex change, dispose of or otherwise des in or contract 'with reference t bonds, debentures, stocks or other s eurities or obligations or any estat or interest therein aucl to apply o to accept in whole or in part a consideration or satisfaction or se curity for any contract, indebtnes or obligation to or of the companyl property, obligations, shares and se curifies of ant kind at such value tion and upon such terms as may b agreed upon ; and to apply or•to ac- cept sept as security for any indebtednes to the company mortgages of land or chattels upon such terms as may be agreed upon ; (i) To. sell, lease or otherwise dis- pose of the property or undertaking of the company or any part thereof, for such consideration as the com- pany may think fit, and in partt.u- lar. and notwithstanding the provis- ions of section 44 of The Companies' Act lox shares, debentures, or recur• ties of any other partnership, asso- ciation or company ; ' (j) 'So rlutdufacture or • trade in property and goods of all kinds ; (10) To enter into partnership or any, arrangement loo sitttring•profits, union of interests, co-operation, joint adventure, reciprocal conces- sions,, or otherwise, with any person or company carrying on or engaged in or about to carry on or engage in any business or transaction which this company is authorized to carry on or engage in or ally business or transaction capable of being conduc- ted so as to directly or indirectly to benefit the company', and to lend moneys to guarantee Lite contracts of, or otherwise assist any such per- son or connpany,%and to take' or oth- erwise acquire shares and security of any such company, 'slid to sell, hold, re -issue with or without guarantee or otherwise deal with the same; (1) To dran', make, accept, en- orso, execute and issue promiesort rotes,: bilis of exchange, bills of ading, warrants and other negoti- blo or transferable instruments ; (in) To invost and ' deal 'wait the moneys of the company not imtnedi- ately required, and in Midii manner as from time to time may be de-. termined ; s(ri) Tate enter into any ' arrange- •fnonte with any governinent autltbri. ties, inunlcipal, local or otherwise that'tnay seem cond(tcive to the town, patty's objects er arty of them,. and to obtain rola any such government s nd r r Meet y L 0 s a r s 1, t 1 0 e - e s s 0 o- 1 1 t a or authority any rights,, privileges awl cernreeetous which Ilia cotlu)any may think ft dogrel/10 19 obtain And ,ttrry .out, exer9isc Mull comply with any such arrattgeittetlts, Matte, priv- ileges and eoncessfoits ; (o) To predgee and a9oulnulate ateatlt and eleetr'ioity. Or other 'ageiT C2171 similar or otherwise, anti to lase Cad raptly lite sante For power light atul heating purposes in connection with the business of the . company, and to sell Mull dispose of ally sur- plus steam' or cleotriclty For power, lighting and heating purposes, sub- jeot to alto provincial, and tnuuioipal laws and regulations ; (p) PO prooure ' the company to bo registered,.ltecnses or otherwise recognized In foreign country? and to designate and appoint persons there- in as attorneys or representatives of. the company, with lull power to represent the company in all Mat- ters according to 'the law of foreign country, and to accept seri ice for and oft behalf . of• the company of any process or suit; (q) To establish and support or aid In the establishment and support pp of associations, institutions, Funds, trusts 'and conveniences calculated to benefit eiitployees or ex-employees of the company or its predecessors in business, or the dependents or connec- tions of such persons, and to grunt pensions and allowances, and•to matte payment towards insurance and to subscribe and guarantee money for charitable or benevolent objects or for any exhibition or for any public, general or useful object; (r) To promote any company or companies for the purpose of acquir- ing all or aoj% of the properties, rights or .liabilities of thi'. ;;tiny or for any ataiepaan;;" witch may seem clingct i Jr indirectly calculated to bernef]C this company! (s) To lend money to customers and others having dealings with the company, and to guarantee the per- formance of contracts hp any snob persons; (t) 'Po adopt such means cf mak- ing known the products of the coo - patty as may seem expedient,, and in Particular by advertising in the press by circular, by purchase and exhibi- tion of works of art or interest, by Publication of books and periodicals and by !Panting prizes, rewards' and donations ; (11) To pay for any property, rights, privileges acquired' by, or with the approval of the sharehold- ers, for services rendered to the com- pauy by the issue of fully paid or partly paid-up noir-assessable shares in the capital- stock of this com- pany, ; (v) To pay. out of the funds of ' the company all the expenses of or incidental' to the formation, regis- tration and advertising of the com- pany ; (w) To do any and all things set forth as its objects as principal, a- gent, contractor or otherwise, and to carry out any or all of the fore- going objects as principals, agents, suit -contractors, or' otherwise, and by and through trustees, agents, sub- contractors or otherwise, and alone 'or jointly with asp ether corpora- tion, association, firth or person, and to do all and every thing necessary! or incidental for the accottiplishment of any of the purposes or the at- tainment of ant One or more of the objects herein enumerated or inside t- tal to the powers heroin named, or which shall at anytime be necessary o e ser y or incidental for the protection or benefit of the corporation ; (x) The objects specified in each paragraph hereof shall except where otherwise -expressed in such para- graph, be in no wise limited or re- stricted by reference to or inference from the terms of any other para- graph or the name of the company ; (y) And to do all such other things as are Incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above ob- jects or any of them. The operations of the company to be carried on throughout the Domin- ion of Canada and, elsewhere by the name of " a)ohertyt Pianos, Limilud," with a capital stock of two hun- dred thousand dollars, divided tato 2,000 shares of one hundred dollars each, and the chief place of business of th0 said company to be at tate Town of Clinton, in the Province of Ontario, Dated at the otaroe of the Sec- retary of State of Canada; this 23rd day of January, 1917. THOMAS MULVEY; Under-Secretary oI State. Co derich. Miss Beatrice (farrow, - daughter of the late Justice Gamow, was mar- ried in Toronto recently to Mr. Kenneth Macdougall of Toronto, Mr. J. M. Proudfoot had the mis- fortune,to fall the other day and dislocate his shoulder. 14Ir.. Grafton Burdette of Detroit visited friends in town for a few days last week, RAN N i TRUNK Sys EM WINTER (OURS Special Fares now in effect to re- sorts in 1 eridu, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Louisiana and oth- er Southern States, and to Ber- muda and ..the West Indies. RETURN LIMIT MAY list, 1917 LIBTRAL STOPOVERS ' ALLOWED. l or full information writer to C. E. HORNING, Union Station, - . Toronto, Oat, •I A971It'0Rf A SON, Uptown Agents, Clinton, Phone 1.17r Qo)ttstan e Ger wheel teacher, Mr, Bert Ir- win, and Mrs, Irwin, aro both stole in bed with Ger,nan. measles, Miss Cattllihell is taking obage of school for the time being. Misses Cook of Goderich township spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mbe. George Riley, Will Moore alit brother,. of Torun - t9 aro visiting friends around here,. Tile Dramatic Club will hold a. concert in the hall on Friday even - lag, Proeoeds int all of Tied Cross, The Patriotie 13a11 held , in the kaorest0r' hall last week was ,a, great success as usual, • The following is a report of 5,5, No, 8, Willett, for the month of` February, The names are' in orddr of merit. Those marked with an as- torick have attended every clay. Sr. •dth--*B', Wheatley, 9', Daie, Verne Dale. Jr, 4th-('iltlord 13ritton, Jim Armstrong. Sr 3rd -Jean Lawson, Wilfred Scott, Jacic Kellar, • Lorne Lawson, Mcrae Dale, Clifford Carter, *� Jr,Ord—Violet; Sc Wake- field, , Oi let , oft 1 haobe 4Pa e field, Si 2nd -.lector Dunlop, Alvin Dale, *Charlie Riley, Ir..2nd—*Prank Riley, *('111Tord Colcfough, 13. Stev- ens, *Mildred Britton, Hazel Bar- wick, Arnold Dale. 1st -Willie Dale, Josephine' Barwick, AE(ltth Riley. - 1.3.' Irwin, Teacher. ' 5,000 FACTS 'ABOUT CANADA The public will welcome the new issue for 1917 of 5,000 Facts About Canada," tine popular • and , valeablg a oC' cyclopedia, a,gttia7'i dates, com- pv..ea by frank Yeigh of Toronto, the .well-known writer and lecturer on the Dominion. No up-to-date and intelligent -Canadian ran afford to be without this• "hardy! annual," which is a revelation in con- crete forst of the wonderful growth Of our cot]ntry despite war con- ditions ; indeed, it circulates all over the world, and as such is a splendid advertisement. The chapter of "War Facts" is, by the I way, both timely and illuminating. Fifty other chapters are devoted elpha- hetically to everp phase of our na- tional life, from Agriculture..to the 7'oukon, while several sketch snaps are of high value. Copies may be had from newsdealers or bye send- ing 25c.' to the Canadian Facts Pub. Co., 588 Huron Street, Toron- to, Canada. .Londori Road l4Trs, G., 13, ila11}0y: SpQttt g few days. with (roderiell'iriends recently, Mrs. Wltn. ,Sta11'yury . returned to Toronto with her sister, Mrs. 13ov 5115, who had been' visithtg' her, and made -.a short shay. Mo, Milton Wiltso itas moved to the farm reeontly naoated by Mr, Paul Cadieux and is getting nioely settled, Mrs, 11, Livermore 1tas boon visit- ing friends in 110speler, Mr, and Mrs. H. peacock moved to Clinton Jest weeds and took posses - 5100 of the residence recently pur- chased there, Mr, and Firs. Peacock will be greatly tnisscd oil The Road, where they have lived so long, Mr, Fred Tyndall book immediate posses Mon of the farm vacated by . Mr; Peacock, baying taken over the stook as well, Summerhill t rl e f ollowitig is the report of 8.8, No, 12, Goderiglt and Mullett, for the month' of ,February, standing based on daily marks ,-Sr. .4th Kilda Forbes, Bessie Lindsay, Gard, on Ball, Mary Wright, Jr, 4th - Jean Farquhar, Nellie J3eacoin. Jr, Ord—Eddie Johnston, Mabel Wright, Norman Wright, Sr. 2nd - Walter Forbes, Robert Johnston. Pt. 2nd— Ray Mason, Russell Jervis, Elva Smith, Primer — Viola Johnston, Clarence Ball Y1"let1 ;' tL,,, h'R* apeiiers fox the month are : -- Sr: Sr, 4th Kilda Forbes. Jr. 4th --Jean Farquhar, Jr. Ord—Eddie Johnston, anti—Walter Forbes. Pt, 2nd — .Ray, bfason.—E. Holland, Teacher, Kippen. Mr. and 11Mrss R. Parsons paid an enjoyable visit to friends near . St. Mary's recently. Mr. Alex, McKenzie visited his mother last week in Bayfield. Mrs. W. H. Johnston spent a plea - sent two two days' visit with friends in Exeter. Miss Grecta Ivisot is visiting friends in Peterborough. Her grand- mother, Mrs. William Ivison; is spending the winter there with her daughter, Mrs. Walker, awl other friends. Our sk.illul harness -maker, Mr. a may, , MelCoale 18 very inney as us• nal, lie Is one of the best...4nakera of horse collars i)1 Canada and as result he ships them near and far„ Ills later#`' shipment was W Al- berta and just before that . her elied 1111 order In 13ownianville for a . Urfa winO are regular customers, Rey. A. la, ,Smith of Victoria. Un- iversity, Toronto, preached le be- half of the Hducatiotal Society! of the cllurolt on Sunday 1459, Mr.: Smith is alt able Preacher who is air old Iluron boys, ltaviug been born in; Varna when his father was past- or Of the Vartta"circuit. On Fridap evening next a concert will be held in the schoolhouse in tf. 11. No, 14, Stanley, la the Inter- est of patriotic fund, R1iQUIIRED POR HEALTH ANI) BEAUTY. It is surprising that itis necessary, to repeat again and again that the health' lc -beauty of late' • ekin l o: quire that the blood shall be pure,. If the arteries or the skirt receive impure blood, pimples and blotches appear, and the individual suffers from humors. Powders and other ex- ternal applications are sometime used for these affections, but wile never have the desired effect while the causes of impure blood remain: The indications' are very clear that H's illa m successfuloodSarsaparnted,icino c«r is ppoifyftitsng thoste blood, removing pimples and blotch- es, and giving health and beauty! to, the .skim it gives tone to all the organs and builds up the whole sys- tem. Insist on having Hood's Sar- saparilla when yin • ask: for it: Don't titre anything else. NOTICE Commencing Monday,February 12th, Transcontinental train for Sudbury, Port Arthur, Fort William,Winnipeg Brandon, Saskatoon, Calgary, North 13attlelord, Edmonton, Vancouver and the Pacific Coast, will leave Toronto, Union Station at 9 p.m. instead of 10.45 p.m, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, TO INVESTORS THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT MAY PURCHASE AT PAR DOMUUDN OF .CANADA DEBENTURE STICK IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF Principal repayable lab October, 1910. Interest payable half -yearly, lst April and 1st October by cheque (free of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of purchase. Holders of this stok will have the privilegeof surrendering at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in pay- ment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue in Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short date security. Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only. A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed to recognized bond and stock brokers on allotments made in. respect of applications for this stook which bear their stamp. For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa. DEPARTMENT OP PINANCE, OTTAWA OCTOBER nth, 1516. i easememesesairmeameme A Word to Our Subscribers ; The proprietor of The News -Record has been much encouraged by the loyalty of the subscribers, a very great number of whom have already renewed their subscriptions for 1917, and a few for 1918. • In doing so many have ex— pressed their pleasure in reading the paper and have said they would not like to be without it. We are convinced that the great majority of our, readers appreciate our efforts to turn out a live, newsy weekly at the old price of one dollar per year. _There are a few, however, who have not yet renewed and some are still in arrears. We would like to have every subscription paid up to the beginning of 1918, We are determined that The News -Record shall keep its place in the front rank in the weekly field, but in order to do so at the old subscription price, we must have every subscription paid in advance. Now is the ;tire° far anyone who is still in arrears to bring in or send in ttleir subscription to }' uron County's Loading Local Paper,