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The Clinton News-Record, 1910-05-19, Page 60 GRANO TRUNK S Ys EM VICTORIA DAY SINGLE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP. Between all stations in Canada, al- so to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y., Detroit and Port Huron, Mich. Tickets good going May 23 and 24, Return limit May 2Gth. UPPER LAKE STEAMERS Sailings from Sarnia at 3.30 p.m. for Soo, and Port Arthur, May 11, 14, 18. For Duluth, May 11, 20. Sailings from CoLlingwood 1.30 p.m., and Ow- en Sound 11.15 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays for Soo and Georgian Bay Ports. ° Secure tickets and full information from JOHN RANSFORD, Town Agent. A. 0. PATTISON, Depot Agent, GRANOTRUNK :sY EM WHEN PLANNING YOUR SUM- MER OUTING• Bear in mind that the Grand Trunk is the "mutat tourist route" to Muskoka, Lake of Bays., Teniagami, Algonquin Park, Creorgian Bay, Ka- wartha Lakes, Magnetewan 'lyver, etc. A vauiety of fresh water voy- ages are also offered at attractive rates. Full information from Grand Trunk Agents, or address J. D. McDonald, Dist. Pass. Agent, Toronto, Ont. GRAND TRUNK sYs EM HOMESEEKIRS' EXCURSIONS TO WESTERN CANADA Through the metropolis .of Chic»; - ago, thence via Duluth and Fort Frances, or through Chicago, and the twin cities of .Minneapolis and St. Paul. MAY 3, 17, 31 Via Sarnia and Northern Navi- gation Company. Steamerleaves Sarnia 3.30 p.m., May 4 and 30. Winnipeg and return $32.00 Edmonton and return $42.50 Proportionate rates to other West- ern points. Tickets good for 60 days. Secure tickets and full information. from: - JOHN RANSFORD, Town Agent: A. 0. PATTISON. Depot Agent. ............. 1 TIIE NES-DEC011O'S CE.U8BiC LIST Filil 1909-10 much good reading for littie money. WEEKLIES News -Record and:Mail and Empire $1.50 • News -Record and Globe 1.75 News-Reeord and Fancily a a Herald and Star with Premium 1.75. News -Record and Witness 1.75 • News -Record and Sun. • 1.75 News -Record and Free Press 1.75 News -Record and Adver- 1.75 News-Reeord and Toronto Saturday Night 2.30 News -Record and Farmer's Advocate 2.25 News -Record and Farin and Dairy" 1.75 News -Record and Cana- dian Farm 1.75 Daniels News -Record and Mail and Empire News -Record and Globe News -Record and News News -Record and Star News -Record and World . News -Record and Morning Free Press News -Record and Evening Free Press News -Record and .Adver- tiser Moe rnxx • 4.25 4.25 2.30 2.30 8.25 3;25 2,75 8.00 News -Record and Lippin- cott's tfagizine........ 8.25 mosisimar 1f what you want is not in this list let us know about it. We can impiety you at less than it would cost you to send. direct. In remitting please do so by Post-offlee (leder, Postal Note, Express Order or Registered Letter and address. . W. J. Mitchell News -Record u CLINTON A Perfect Chairs of Co The 'Canadian consumers aro appar- ently .about to find themselves m the grip of a connected list of combines more far-reaching than anything ever before conteinplated. The list is to'.be- gin with the manufacturer, to rextrcad troth hien to" the wholesaler, and from the wholesaler to the retailer. The first step in pgrfecting the new organization took place in Toronto last week when the Wholesale Grocers' firuild, which has been :n s zcl•i ;l an, pending the decision of itscase by. Judge Falconbridge, met for reorgan-r ization. Representatives of the Re- tail Merchants' Association of Can- ada met with the wholesale grocers, and the result of the conference, held in secret, as announced afterwards to The Globe,was a. perfect understand- ing between wholesalers and retailers so far as the grocery trade is cone rerned. In accordance- with this un- derstanding wholesalers are to ask all manufacturers in a given line to set- tle on a fixed schedule of prices and to sell only through wholesalers ; whole-, sayers are to agree among themselves to maintain the schedule so fixed in selling to retailers, and retailers are apparently to agree as to the prices to be charged consumers. And alt this fixing of prices can, so the counsel who represented the wholesale grocers' combine in the late criminal prosecution says, be legally done under the law as it stands now, The wholesale combine can exclude from, its organization any :wholesaler who will not. subscribe tothe condi- tions onditions laid down, including abstention from competition in prices ; it can refuse to handle the goods of any manufacturer who will not promise to sell, only through the combine ;• it can "do all things necessary to pro- tect its own business, even if it wip- es a man out of business, so long as it is, defile in good faith." Here, then, so far as the grocery trade is concerned, we are about to find : (1) A eombination of domestic manufacturers fixing prices at a level as high as the tariff against foreign competition will allow (2) a combination of wholesalers distri- buting the goods at a uniform price (3) a retail combine charging a fixed price tothe consumer far the goods which, after passing through two corn - bines, finally reach its shelves. All competition, - all•iinitiative, all enter- prise is to be excluded from the do- mestic field, and Mackenzie. King an- nounces in advance that his anti -conn - bine bill will not grant relief, in this case, at all events, by lowering . the tariff and allowing foreign competit- ors to come in. And as it is in gro- ceries to -day it vi.11 .be in all other. lines in the near future. It is truly a pleasant prospect that opens out before the Canadian consumer, --Week- ly Sun. . YOU MELANCHOLY WOMEN ! Can't even sleep -restless •day, and 'nights -brooding over imagined trouble all the time. The disease isn't : in the brain, but in. the. blood which is thin and innutritious, . Do the right thing now and you'll be cured quick- ly. Just take Ferrozone ; , it turns everything you eat into nourishrneat; consequently, blood .containing lots of iron and •oxygen is ,fdxtned. Ferro - exile makes flesh, muscle, nerve - strengthens in a week. You'll live longer,. fcel brighter, htox be free from melancholy if you use Ferrozono, Fifty cents buys a bort of this good tonic (fifty ohoc 1 ate coat eel. 'tablets in every box) at .all dealers, Repeat it Shiloh's Cure will al- ways.cure my coughs and colds." • Repeat it :•-Shiloh's Cure will al- ways cure my coughs and colds.". Repeat it--Shiloh's Qure will al ways cure my coughs: and colds." C t News Reeord A BIT OP ADVICE. First -».Don't Delay. Second Don't Experiment. If you suffer from backache, head- ache or dizzy spells', if you rest poor- ly, and. aro languid in the morning : 0 the the kidney necrefdons are irreg- ular and unatural in appearance, do not delay. The kidneys are calling for help. Slight symptoms of kid- ney troubles are but fore -runners of more serious complaints. They should be given attention before it is too late. Booth's Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble. They are recommended . by thousands. Can Clinton residents desire more convincing proof than the statement of a Wingham citizen ? James Watson of Minnie St., Wing - ham, Ont,, says :-"Booth's Kidney Pill have done me more good than all the other remedies I have taken for the last two years, combined. The kidney secretions that have been so frequent and irregular, and caused me to lose so much of lily night's rest, have been reduced to normal, and '1 am now able to enjoy my resat, without being disturbed. They have also, cleared the urine and strength- ened my back, relieving me entirely of a dull pain that had settled in the region of the kidneys for over two, years, weakening me and causing me ' such suffering. I shall speak highly, of Booth's Kidney Pills. For sale in Clinton by W. S. R. Holmes. How a Wise Woman Keeps Maids. She doesn't nag. System is her strong. point. She has regular duties and sticks to them. She knows her own xnind and doee not distract with changing orders. She never Ioses ;her temper or per- mits 0 to be bet by her subordinat- es. She expects to be obeyed in her own home, but does not give impos- sible commands. She keeps • the children within. bounds and does not permit them to impose upon the workers in the household. She makes her. ' maids comfortable, their bedrooms, bath- rooms and kitchen are as attractive as she can make them. She provides if possible, a epecial sitting room, with • a writingdesk,work table,. easy chair and a shelf of interesting books. Slits"does, not refuse. permis- sion to have callers outside of work- ing hours and io willing to give extra days off when occasion warrants. She takes a friendly. interest in the affairs of her maids but never degenerates into a regulator or pryer into these affairs. In return elle expects good work faithfully. done, and a willing - Dungannon.. Miss Mary Polley of Goderieh, vise• ited. frienda here recently. Miss Ruby Robinson of 'Nile spent Sunday, week with Miss Olive Craw- ford. Earl Rivers has resumed hia posi- tion in the Sterling Bank. Jack Roberts of the Sterling Bank, Auburn, spent Sunday week at his horn here. Miss Ada Sproul of Goderieh agent a Sunday at her home here recently. Miss Riley of London is visiting her sister, Mrs. ,Bradford. Miss Fraser visited her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence at Lueknow. The :zany friends of Miss Lily Mc- bean will be glad to hear that she has improved very much in health. Some of our merchants have their windows suitably draped, since re- ceiving the news of the King's death. The school flag has been at half- mast. Geo. Stothers met with a painful accident on Monday of last week. While driving dear, Donnybrook his horse took fright and kicked him just below the knee,. bplintering the bone. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a heal- thy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing good digestion,. Sold try all dealers. More Butter and. Less Fodder Cheese. Less Fodder cheese and more butter is the order of the day in Western Ontario this year. Many .of the fac- tories in the western part of the Province are on the combination bas- is, 'and because of the high price of butter most of these will apparently keep on making butter until the first of gay at least, and tits will mean a reduction in the output of fodder cheese. Writing on this point John 11. Scott proprietor of the. Exeter . Creamery says he, finder most of the factories that have. butter as ' well as cheese plants, are, owing to the high pric of butter, running on the latter lin longer than usualthis year. Beeaus of this there will be less fodder chee than usual made. Still, Mr, Scot says, cheese '.makers in all the ehee sections are looking for increase production, owing to°the existence o better tter cows, better 'management o herds, and in a great many cases, t the fact that more . cows are bein kept. Taking Western Ontario as whole, Mr. Scott looks for a produc tion of cheese that will be well up t the average, notwithstanding the fac that ,the creamery business is gainin nesson the part .ofher maid ..to.heip_ gtemaci ih the sections where dair in an emergency. • Above all she knows farms aremore scattered. It is, Mr. the value of judicious praise and kind -1 Scott says, never safe to make defin- ly encouragement: rte . statements in regard to prices, but he thinks it reasonable to expect that cheese prices will .have to . keep up about • on a par with other food values. Less Fodder Cheese Here, Too.. 10141111011011101.111111111100111111 Mix 9th, 1 910 The Grand Jury at Whitby returned a ,trate bill in the case of Ara. Mac- Lachlan of Uxbridge, charged with the murder of his wife and two children. This Dominion. 'Government has or- dered every public building in Can- ada to be draped in mourning, and will proclaim a public holiday, On the day of the King's, funeral. Colonel Roosevelt and the Emper- or of Germany 'net at Potsdam yes. terday. It has been decided to hold a mot- or boat race from New York to Par- is next year. King George is personally superin- tending .all the arrangements for the funeral of his father. Prof, Jenks of Trinity University has been elected professor of eceles- iasticat history at the General Sem- inary at New York. Rufus Weedmark was committed for trial at Smith's Falls for the murder of his wife. Rev. C. B. Guille.nv,tt of Landon Ont., died. while visiting his son at Niagara Falls, N.Y. Mr. Isaac Brock lick"e wait ran over by a. wagon on his farm in Brantford townshie un.l Wien. Over a thousand liquor dealers will meet at Quebec to protest against the early -closing movement. Albert Chilcott of Hamilton acci- dentally stabbed himself while cutt- ing a piece' of leather, He niay die, Mr, France's two-year-old son wandered away from his home near Elkhorn, Man., and it is feared he has died from exposure orbeen kill- ed by a wolf. Never hesitate about giving Cham- berlain's cough Remedy to children. It anteing' no opium or other nar- coties°.and can be given with implicit confidence. As a quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are sus- ceptible, it is unsurpassed. Sold by all dealers. Mr. Malcolm G. Bremmer, editor of The London Free Press, was found dead in bed. Constable O'Connell died at Mon- treal from his wound, and Timothy Canby has been arrested on suspicion of murdering O'Connell and e' Constable Fortin. e Gen. Sir John French sailed ''from e England forCanada last Thursday. se Col. Roosevelt was presented to t King 'George. in London on Monday. se An international aviation meet d will be held on Long Island in Octob- er. . Twelve persons were drowned by o the sinking of a steamer in the Mis- g sissippi River, below St. Louis. a The common people of France blame. Iialley's comet for the wretched .wea- 'ther.the country is experiencing. Three girls were fatally injured in. g' their home in Buffalo in a fire caused Y by _theexplpsion of n gasoline stove. An Italian professional swordsman and a Frenclf' journalist fought a duel in Pans, in which the journalist wounded his adversary. ' C. As Holden, a keeper of a ,gamb- .ling '•house at Winnipeg; was fined $500.. Seven Chatham, 'N.B., hotelkeepers have gone on strike and closed their houses. . A. BAD BRUISE. Often causes a good deal: of trouble. The best cure is a prompt applica- tion of Nerviline which instantly stops the pain, prevents swelling, re- moves all blackness - and discolora- tion. Nerviline is antiseptic -pre- vents blood 'poisonings No liniment so penetrating, so swift to destroy p, n. You mins a lot of comfort by not using . Poison's Nerviline. For nearly fifty .years it has been • the standard nand family y liniment of Canada; Zurich Eddie Fisher is the new.. apprentice at J. J. Mernex's store. Mr. J J; Merner intends building a handsome dwel;i:ng at' the north nd. , The poles are up, for.: therural tele- hone RV to Dashwood.. Thin branch will star. with about 20 subscribers. Mr. C. Fritz has purchased the. rotting stallion Nordine, from Mr. Stewart of :Ailsa Craig, . Mr. and Mrs Reinhold 'Heidl an:of Minnesota, are visiting ;relatives •.in town. The baseball boys have started to practice. Misses Katie and Ida Stoskopf and Miss Carrie Arbogast of. Sebringvil?e Ns:sited at. thehome of. E. W. Stoskopf last week. Mrs. Fred. Howald and two daugh- ters of Crediton visited relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Brown of Cred- iton and Mr. and Mrs. Siebert of Dashwood visited at Mr: J. • Preet- or's recently. Messrs. H. Yungbiut and Jacob Deichert left last week for a visit with relatives in Detroit and New Haven, Mich. 10 Lord Carrington .has been appointed Lord High Chamberlain to the ' new P King. .• ing a bill to provide for a Govern- :lent test and ,examination of exp10- i sives. King George V. was proclaimed King in the principal cities of the kingdom yesterday. Prof. Lyon of Harvard University claims' to have proof that the pres- ent year is 1914 and not 1910. Itis reported in London that : the Duke of Connaught,will probably be the next' Governor-General/of Canada. John Monroe, formerly' of 'London, Ont., has been, sent to Jackson Pris- on, Michigan, for from one to five yearsfor larceny, Apply tam -Bess' to all wounds and totes and you will he surprised how quickly it stops the smarting and brings case. It covers the wound with a layer of pro• tectlye balm, lulls all poison germs already to the *owidi and prevent, other' entering. Its rich heeling ramal eueases then build up irein the bottom fresh Bunter and in a wonderfully chem tints the wound fa hated!. Zink 2uk', popularity is hoed on wuht. 2mH[tiooe never week craw. Bs aur. and get the teal thing. "Zata.Buk"b printed on every paeket of the g.nuina.nefuss anothers,GOot,11dturgist' and atone or Lawt.Buk Co:. Toronto. • A. touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, chamberlain's Liniment drives away the pain ,at once and cures the com- plaint quickly. First application, giv- es relief., SoId by all dealers. • HOIVIESEII{ER,'S EXCURSIONS. TO WESTERN CANADA. Through the metropolis of Chicago,. thence via Duluth and Fort Frances, or through Chicago and the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. May 17 and 31. Via Sarnia and Northern Navigation Company. Steamer leaves Sarnia 3.30 ,p.tn.,. May 30th. Secure tickets and ' full information from Grand Trunk Agents. YOU'RE ONLY ITALF SICK. But nevertheless you feel pretty "seedy." Hest prescription is Dr. Hatnflton's Pills ; they tone up the entire system, strengthen the stom- ach, elevate your s iritb and make you feel better in ono day. It's by cleaning the body of waotes, by pur- ifying and enriching the blood that Dr. 'Hamilton's Pills accomplish so much. Very mild, exceedingly prompt and guaranteed in every case. Your druggist sells Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut in yellow boxes, 25e. each,or five for $1.00. Piet the genuine. Robt. Johnston says he thinks that less fodder'eheese will be made in the Woodstock district this year than was ni'ade' last. The high price of butter is, he says, keeping combination fac- tories on that line, and thus reducing the output of early cheese. Still, from present prospects, Mr. Johnston x e netts the make of cheese to be full as large ae last year, but ,this will of course, depend on latercondition in the : season. There are a, few mor factories ` in Western• Ontario the there were last year, but the increas in the number of factories is offset by the high price of butter and fee which is having a tendency to tur some of the large patrons of cheer factories to creameries in order tha theymay have.skim milk for feed. y s e n e LAME BACK, PAINFUL STITCHES Cured in' Ten Days,. re or. Your Money Back. The moment you suspect any • Kid- ney or Urinary disorder;), or feel Rheumatic pains, begin.•taking FIG PILLS • FIG PILLS are sold With a • guaran- tee to. cure all Kidney, Bladder. or LI .Liver troubles, Indigestion and all n . Stoniae'li Disorders. ' e FIG PILLS aro sold at all lead - t ing drug .~Mores at 25e. a. box, : or five for $1.00. DON'T SUBSTITUTE Always give your customers what they ask for. "Just as good" or "the same thing" may make one sale at a large profit, and at the same time lose the confidence. and trade of adissatisfied patron DON'T SUBSTITUTE. THE BEST YET By Arrangementlwe are able to offer THE NEWS -RECORD . and The Weekly ,tV Tali a d Empire -the two together -from now to Jan. 1, 1911, for JCENTS Sent to any address in Canada (except Toronto) England or United States. The regular rate for each paper is OM a"'year. Just calculate the money advantage the above bargain 'combination means. Send in your ordeis to the office of THE NEWS-IZECOW), CLINTON, ONT. r SHOE POLISH ''nein' foot comfort: It lamas loath'', 'net and pliable.:rinse. Oho** lost tohgSr. Doses not cantata r1,ny'rurpontinaj, Acid% or °thew tinjurlgw intrrrrllrntr. tirttliaant and I*$tlag, gnat rt+tr dor/ the trtoty • ALL 14144114111", nom, :Ns 1r. P. SPALLItY e-0., MMtrlgi, al u+iH*sn, dint., 44m1 Iytyni,.'M.Y.. '(LQNQ'0N4 India Pale Ale. Preludtced anti nsaerupulont vendors ntay su[¢est others, bet cotipare it sap way you will -purity. freedom front acidity, palstabieeeaa-r.abatt's /lie i. �,nrpys ed by nose, equalled by few-st shout halt the price of beat imported brands. i alliewaiminewsormanneassaamsninsaaresesermemmasunuremainionimmensunnr Davoided spr Is a general1. and cau*es but itcanb! nuisance by using , • DUSTBANF' on sweeping day. Dustbano,ropreover, disinfects the room and restores Rugs to their original freshness. The women swear by Dtistbane when once they have used it. Don't have another. dustysweeping day, but get•a 35c package of'ustb ne • Weare rtuthorized hy,the manufacturers of Deatbane to send you a 35c can of their Sweeping 0onipound. Ws want you to use .this on trial Inc one week. At the end of this period, 0 not found satisfactory; ,ewe will take it back, and there will be no charge for quantity. used.. It does away with Dust on Sweeping Day YOU WANT IT, Sold in 'barrels, half barrels and quarter barrels,' for stores, schools, churches, hospitals, banks, and public' buildings. HARLAND BROS. DISTRIBUTORS` FOR ' CLINTON' Canadian Factories -St, John, N. B., Winnipeg, -Man. 1 IIICOMING IN, ALL ITS GLORY R OLD'S. DOG, PONY AND TRAINED WILD ANIMAL SHOWS 100. Strange and Curious Animal Actors=100 The Only Big Show Coming to this. Section this Season. A grand colossal aggregation of wonderful performing Eiephants, Horses;. Ponies, Pigs, Goats, Dogs and Monkeys, beautiful Tropical Birds, renowned and daring acts, aerial exploits, long distance leapt. wonderful Bicyclists, high wire dives. New Glorious Free Street Parade at 12.30 Noon. VZ '�, FLYING MACHINE OR JEiOPLiHE x Wonder l b4 TNS PROP, bL GOSHEN, the World's Greatest Flying Machine expert,. will give a demonstration of this wonderful machine at every performance. Remember the day and date --Z perfdrnnances daily, rain or shine. Doorst opeli at 1 and x p. nn., under our colossal scope of water -proof emirs. en Wanted, sober "Reliable Menlo Drive Team and Work on 'legit. Goo Lir and steady work guaranteed. Apply at the grounds oft day of shOW. Clinton, Wednesday, , May 25th