The Clinton New Era, 1921-6-30, Page 61`e
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Seasnable Goods
At reasonable prices Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead in 4 ,/
and 1 Ih pakages.
We have digerent styles of Track and Hangers. for sliding doors,
among them the Hatch Garage dour outfit which will run your door
around' the, corner_ inside the building, also the Flexible Trolly Hanger
with Tubular Track.
Make your Calves grow with Herbageum, we have it in 2 lb and 4
Ib packages.
Corless & Venner
PHONE -53
Hardware and Electrical
TRY
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FO': PLUM ?UNG
HEATING AND
ROOFING
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Reppailring Promptly
1. Done
Phone 53
'Reda Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
:risk Us.
ryUi; yy+if 0it,.
Summer
Pric s
April this year presents an except-
ional opportunity for the coal consum-
ing public, in the advent of the Annual
Summer Prices: •
EGG, STOVE, & CHESTNUT
AT $16.00 DELIVERED
Owing to a slight 'reduction in the
tirrice of Straight -Line Coal at the mines,
we are now allowed to make this spec-
ial offer so as to keep the miners° in
work,
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u NEM WANTED
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Our advice would be to market
your Poultry early this year while
'prices are high. Fall prices are
expected to be much lower than
llast year. Sell now. Enquire of
us for prices.
it is the custom of the mine opera -
''tors to raise the price each month from
now till fall, but we are going to try, to,
hold this special price for
APRIL, MAY, & JUNE
This will give you an oppportunity to
have the coal delivered when the
ground is fit to drive in to your yard,
but be sure to place your order now at
the old reliable stand.
( We guarantee satisfaction as we
ready have our large sheds full of
aWn coal of high class quality.
ORDER,NOW • 1;.
al -
our
' JNO. B. MUSTARD,
Clinton & 13,0,d -tea
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shone for Clinton No. 74.
iPnnosne for Bruoefietd 11 on 418.
Boys Get Busy
Six Season• Chatauqua tickets are
hidden about the business section of
your town. Find them,
Picnic.
The Young Ladies and Young Men's
Classes of Ontario St, Sunday School
held a piciilc at Bayfield on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Milk Test.
' The Inspection of milk supply by the
Board of Health for the present month
is as follows; Milk Cream.
L. Lawson 3 4 2.4
E. Jackson , 3 9 2.6
Transfer of Father Gnam.
It is announced at London that Rev.
Father P. J. Guam, of Aylmer, Ont.,
his been transferred to Goderich,
where hewi 1 succeed Rey. Father Mc-
Crae, as pals priest, the latter having
retired. Father Guam's successor in
Aylmer has not yet been named.
1922 Motor Licenses.
Motor license plates for the year
1922 will have white background with
black numbers slightly larger' than
those on the 1921 license plates, The
embossed, feature of -..the 1921 plates
will be continued on the 1922 markers.
Tenders for their manufacture will be
called for within the next week or
two, according to F. C. Biggs, minister
of Public Works..
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eyesight Specialist, an
Honour Graduate of the Canadian
GUNN LANGLOIS & CO, LTD. Ophthalmic College, of Tornntaa
Office,in Masonic Bldg., West, SL,
Clinton, Ontario HOURS: -9 A. M.-5 P. M.—Prac-
N. W. Trewartha Local Manager tice Limited to the Eye.
The up-to-date Firm SCRANTON COAL
F. A. Acland, deputy minister of
labor, has been appointed king's prin-
ter. '
For DIARRHOEA
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Don't forget to leave your
order for
HARD and SOFT COAL
with E. WARD, if you want
satisfaction.
-Chestnut and Stove Coal on Hand
DYSENTERY—We will look after you—
Te-ms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
,'
E. WARD
AND ALL
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.
GIVES INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
It has been a household remedy for
the past 76 years. You can always rely
on it in time of need to do just 'what we
claim for it.
A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Mrs, Fred MacDonald, Sydney Mines,
N,SL, writes:—"I take great pleasure in ,
recmnnos.ling Dr. Fowler's IfLxtract of
Wild Strawberry as ,a never failing
remedy far summer complaint.
1 am raising a family of ton children,
and Burins the summer and autumn
months wilnn thus tr,mpl»int is so
prevoiest I use no other remedy. We
are never without a bottle of it in the
house." ,
Price, SOc. a bottle
Manufaefured only by Tho T. Milburn
Co,, Limited, Toronto. Ont.
RESIDENCE—HURON STRUT
The . Corner Grocery
CALL ON US FOR
YOUR GARDEN SEEDS
A full Assortment of Ferry's,
Rennies and Steel Briggs Seeds In
Packages, also Dutch Sets, Gar-
den Peas and Sweet Corn, and
Beans in Bulk.
For good value try our Bulk
Tea and Coffee.
Fred. W. Wigg
Phone 45.
5Y.
Driving a Car,
Mr. R. Fitzsimons is now the Dos-
sensor of a Chevrolet car.
Goes t Wailterville,
Lieut, .Bradford, Who has been in
charge of the S.. A. forces here leaves
this week for Walkervil1e where she
'Joins Capt. ' Scott, a former, officer here.
Her many friends wish her success in
the new 'field,
'Lots of Invitations.'
The New Era\ecknowleciges ti:ceipts
of invitations to Walkerton Old Boys'.
and Girls' Reunion July .23-30 and
similar courtesies from Listowel who
Jubilate from July 30 to Aug. 4, and
also from Brantford who celebrate from
July 31st to Augustth.
Gave Address at Seaforth.
Seaforth News:—On Tuesday even-
ing- at the meeting of the Epworth
League a splendid address 'vas given by
Miss Grant of. Clinton on the different
phases of art: Miss Grant is one of the
finest china painters of Ontario, A
musical programme was also provided
during the evenig, , _
New Officers Coming.
This week new officers will be here
to take charge of the Salvation Army
corps and will hold services on Sunday
at the usual hours. - The newofficers
ar Capt. Smith and Lieut. Lightowler,
who have been stationed at Wingham.
Capt. Smith, was here for about six
weeks when Capt. Jones was recover-
ing from her broken limb. We wel-
come the young ladies to town.
"Hurons" Did Good Shooting.
Lieut -Col. Combe, commander of the
33rd Regt. of Huron County, received
the following frons; '1-leadquarters':—
"Herewith for your retention copies of
Company and Regimental Musketry Re-
turns of your unit covering the firing
performed at the recent camp. The
firing of your unit as a whole is very
creditable indeed and Sergt, Cecil
'Cooper (Clinton) is to be congratulat-
ed on the high mark he obtained.
School of Commerce Notes '
Miss Bessie Morrish has completed
her course at the school. of Commerce,
taking honors with an average of 90%.
The pass standard required by the
school is.75%, Honor standing S5%a.
Miss Phylis Crich and Miss Mabel Grigg
both of whops graduated with honors,
have secured positions with the Robert
Simpson Company, Toronto. Forithese
positions they were chosen in prefer-
ence to two other applicants, both of er•
whom had experience, one having five Voters' J.ist Changes.
years. The 'high standard required by
the school, means a year of hard work "Public attention should be tailed,"
states Allan Dymond, chief election
officer for Ontario, "to the changes
made in the Voters' List Act at the
recent session of the Legislature, un-
der which it is necessary that Part
111, of the voters' list, containing the
The Blyth Standard makes reference names of persons entitled to vote at
to the death of the aunt of Mrs. A. J. elections to the Legislative Assembly
Holloway, and many years ago she re- only,,, is not. to be printed until direc-
sided at Stapleton before moving to tions for printing are given by the
Blyth. In the death of Mrs, Dodds on Chief Election Officer, nor is Part 111
subject to revision by the county judge
There seems to'be some misunderstand
ing among municipal officials as to the
effect of the legislation; and the muni-
cipal clerks throughout the province
have been circularized and a copy of
this act sent to them."
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- icloy' is n Publio Holiday.
priday Dominion Day will be a pubo
Ile holiday and business places will be
closed. The postofflce will have the us
nal holiday hours.
Irmprovemennts..
Air, Gen, llohsid lilts"had Ins
repainted.
Mr, T, A: Greig is having his house
repainted,
Mn. . Harry Gould is remodelling his
house on High street„ .
Rate Increased,
The letter rate of postage from the
United ,Kingdom has been raised to
two pende (4c) for t1'e first ounce
and three half pence (3c) for each
additional ounce. On post cards the
rate has been increased to three half-
pence (3' cents), These new, rates will
be effective from the 13th June 1921.
house
Parcel Post Rates. '
Postage rates on parcels weighing
over one pound, mailed in the Province
of Ontario addressed for delivery, to
any post office beyond 20 Miles but
within the Province of Ontario, to any
post'office in Quebec or Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, Maritime Provinces or
Alberta, will be increasedby one cent
per poinud.
G. T. R. Connection from Buffalo.
The G: T. R. announces an import-
ant change in the Buffalo train services
The train now leaving Buffalo at 4.10
p.m. will leave at 3.55 and will con-
nect at Stratford with the train reach-
, ing Clinton at 10.03 p, m. Since the
speeding up of the night train passen-
gers from Buffalo could reach Clinton
by the afternoon train from that city.
This is now remedied,
Minor Locals.
Friday is a Public Holiday.
Schools are now closed for the sum-
mer vacation.
The 12th will be celebrated in Bay-
field this year.
The Junior Baseball League will coo
mence next week again.
Many will take in the baseball tour-
nament on the 151 at Goderich.
Council meets next Monday Evening.
June Roses are blooming.
Many went to'Goderich on Saturday
to the Circus.
Our waste paper basket is the only
entity that values u nsigned letters; so
will correspondents please note that all
such are imnsediately consigned thith-
for the students who measure up to it,
bttt when they have to compete in the
business world, they find the high stan-
clard pays.
The Late Mrs. James Dodds
Friday last, there is removed from out
midst, one of the oldest residents of
the village, one who, by her kindness,
neighborliness and good will played a
conspicuous pari in the life of the com-
munity of over half a century ago,
and her demise is sincerely regretted
by a large circle of friends and acquain-
tances. The date Mrs. Dodds had been
Umpire Wanted to Wager.
ill for many weeks and almost from the The Sub-comnnitte of the North Well
first it was thought that her chances of ington League has handed out the foli-
recovery were slight from the fact of owing decision in regards to the pro -
her advanced age, and in the above test entered by the Clinton Juniors
mentioned day she passed out, leaving
behind her the remembrance of a well
spent Christian life, worthy of emul-
ation by all. Deceased, whose maiden
name was Mary Denholm, w,as born in
Duinrieshire, Scotland, nearly 79 years
ago. She came to Canada. when six
years of age and the family settled in
Paris, Ontario, Later they moved to
the Township of Beverley and here she
was married 59 years ago to Mr. James
Dodds and came to Blyth as a bride. To
this uniona faintly of four girls and
three boys were born, two of the lat-
ter died in infancy, while Miss Janet
passed away about five years ago and
Mrs, Win, McCowan last year, leaving
to mourn the•ioss of a devoted another
one son and two daughters, namely,
'Councillor James and ' Miss Cassie,
Blyth, and Mrs. Wm. Robertson, of
Wingham. The late Mrs, Dodds was
bereft of .her husband some twenty-
five years ago and during her lengthy
Widowhood her kindness and interest
yin the welfare and prosperity of her
family was the very essence of her life.
She was a woman of Christian charac-
ter and to know her was 10 win your
love and esteem. Ail her life she took
an active interest in church work and
her counsel and assistance was much
appreciated by the church as a whole.
The funeral took place from her late
residence on Monday afternoon, ser-
vice being held at 2 o'clock by Rev.
Geo. Telford, pastor of St. Andrew's age and playing in the junior series.
Church, followed by internment in the Stratford junior club will be drafted in
to this junior group, �
Union cemetery, The pall -bearers J K P, which will now ler.,.,, r� k� .e, s•� ,�� � � �u
were;_ Messrs, James Laidlaw, A. J. Milton, Seaforth and Stratford, Strat- kY ai „
holth, James Gosinen and John Ping, and
Holloway, R: 13, 7,icGowan, ,lis, Den., (Ord will play out the Exeter schedule (4'l°101,-,"SEDE t TH.4 SATISI Y'..5
given dates to equal games,,,.„,w,c+u,,,n,,,ms,,a+on,na„u;,,irypu,me,n.,m-.-.
against Exeter, -Clinton club had a pro-
test in against Exeter on the grounds
of playing a roan by the name of Pin-
combe over age in a game at Clinton.
Exeter had advised they had not suf-
ficient funds to defend but would send
proof that they were O.K. The associa-
tion secretary had received a birth cert-
ificate which'showed this man over age
no certificate had been signed, and F.
M. Boyle, of Exeter had written a letter
to Manager T. Hawkins, of the Clinton
club, admitting this man was over age,
also advising that Exeter was going to
default, and in conclusion asked for a
game in Zurich, 'Clinton to play the
same team as they did in the game pro-
tested and Exeter to play.the sante team
with the exception of Player Pincombe,
on whom the game was protested for a
side bet of from $100 to 8500. This
man,,F. M. Boyle was on the official
Inspire list of the N.W.B.A. The sub-
committee decided to take the name
of F.M. Boyle from the list of official
Umpire list of the N. W, 13, A. The sub-
and place this man under 'suspension
until the could clear himself of the
charge, In the case of Exeter no deposit
was made to defend' the protest, This
club Is to be given a chance to prove
why they should not be suspended, and
this not forthcoming suspension wili,be
put into effect. Player Pincombe will al-
so be nyder suspension for his action
in submitting a certificate when over
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('louses are ,to the Body,
nexus Wall Pay ten to the HOMO
he
Few people e cwn afford to be badly dressed; an
few people can afford to live with old or in-
harmonious wan papers. n
They affect the sp-rits, They decrease sell.
confidence.. They reduce morale. `kltey a're
unbealtiay for mind and body,
Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic.. They
influence the whole atmosphere of the house.
0 you have bis view a change ;Jo the atmosphere
of yosaa' home .tve invite inspection of our stock
and prices. •
• Often the ehe6pesg—Haws S the Bele
mera„ermmm: .,••mem Za&m •'wrE.LMearainatt 37F0 fifes-Ban••rsmn i1Mraww
GOOD OLD DAYS
Our Prices, you will notice a few here are getting back to
Good old Days. Give us a Call.
z pkgs. Corn Flakes 25c
2 pkgs. Toy Gusto 25c
4 can, Corn or Peas 15e
7 cans, Corn or Peas $1.00
3 Bars Soap, any brand ' 25c
25c
3 pkgs. Anosmia
3 pkgs. Rinso
2 pkgs. ,Lux
25c
25c
the -
1 tin (small) Salmon 10c
4 tin (large) salmon 32c.
4 jar Pure (Jam 29e'
1 11) Black Tea 35c
3 lb s Black tea 95c
3 pkgs Jelly Powder 35c:
3 cans Spaghetti 25c
(Only) BAND NIGHT (Only) 2 cakes Palm Olive Soap ...35c
GET THE HABIT 01' DEALING AT r • ”
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PHONE 111.
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Clinton Garar,e and Battery Service Station
The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners
must equip their cars with approved Lenses. We have the following
to choose from:
Levelight
Holophane
Legalite
Shaler Roadlighter
Clamart Come in and have us fill out your applications
J. H. PAXMAN Overland Agent
EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN G
Phone 80 . Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. e
Primolite
Macbeth
Conopher Clear
'Conopher Novioi
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Call and See
Ford's New Universial Electric
Washer For $85
One ideal Hand Power Washer
For $ll.00
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SUTTER & PERDUE
Hardware Plumbing
Electric Wiring
Snow -White
The new white shoe
cleaner makes your
white shoes
ICuSitIBfA'°.RTrr•'c.."._. ,
WATERPROOF
Ph4c-AAT on Sale at
land, play by Exeter,