The Clinton New Era, 1920-9-2, Page 7PAPE 15
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MEN'S STORE -
Custom Tailoring
Men's ?urnnftitting
Phone t03
Opposite Public Mr -ire
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The Fly Season is now at its Worst. Try a gallon of ours.
Crenoid Fly Destroyer for the sake of your horses and
cattle.
SEE OUR LINE OF ELECTRIC GOODS ----
TOASTERS — 3 -HEAT GRILLS — CAN. WESTINGHOUSE
IRONS
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LAMP BULBS
Corless c VTenner
HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL Phone 53
TRY A few of the baseball fans went to
` Wingham last Thursday to see the Car
w gilt and Wingham game. Some report
o ,-�` .ns that it was not as fast ball as was play
A Fes, Went To Wingham,
FOR PLUM LNG
HEATING AND
ROOFING
Repairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53
e cl a Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
Pc
1 Double
Feed Doors
Thele is no danger of hit-
ting' I:he ;t1ea atutl ,pilling
Baal ell Over the flnnr with
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ed in the Huron district.
jTrains For Lyndon Fair.
On the London Huron and Bruce a.
train will leave Wingham at 6.20 a.sn,
and will arrive in London at 9,15 a.m.
on September 15, 16 and 17. On these
dates a train will leave London at 10,50
p. m, ariving in Wingham at 1.35
A Successful Meeting.
A very successful outdoor •meeting,
of the Women's Institute was held on
the lawn of Mrs. H, Fowler, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Rev. Anderson gave an
excellent talk on "Making the most of
our opportunities as citizens." An in-
. teresting discussion followed the.taik.
Children -Cry,
FOR FLETCHER'S
I CASTORIA
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next` Royal Bank
Preparing for furnaces. -
Work is progressing at St• Paul's
church for the Installation of, the steam
heating system which will be put in
shortly.
Clop Had Meeting.
I The Bane Bali Club held a meeting on
Thursday evening Nast and is the treasur
er presented good financial statement
which showed a ground balance, The
club is on the look out for uniforms for
next year,
Minor Locals.
September, -
Days are shortening,
C. C. I. opens on Tuesday morning
next.
Council sv::1 meet ow Tuesday even-
ing of next week,
Alondaa Seept 6th wilt be Labor Day
and a public holiday, Places of business
will be closed.
Lights On Ali Vehicles.
On account of motorists running into
or colliding with horse; drwn vehicles
in some districts an agitation has be-
gun to remedy netters and it is ex-
pected that before long the Hou, F, C.
Biggs will be asked to introduce legis-
lation compelling all vehicles, including
horse drawn rigs to carry lights at
night,
To Lessen Transportation.-
Silveruoods' have ._inaugurated, a
truck servicefronm Kincardine to Lon-
don in an effort to lessen the cost of
transportation. The truck comes up
one day and back the next day bringing
ice cream and taking back creanm, eggs
and poultry. If this service can be
made to pay we cannot see why the rail
roads should ask for higher rates,
Toronto Fsetories Marking Time. ' •
"Toronto is no place for people out
of work to come to from other parts of
the province," states J.A. Milner sup
erintendent of • the Ontario govern
SUGARment employment bureau Ohl says
ablehat hif this advice b heeded ed,lsl Mr.
able hardship will be obviated, Mr.
Miller states that a number of men have
been laid off work in Toronto factor-
ies while other histories are.prdctically
marking time. -
((({ Will not come down for some Hines
Ford Owner's Picnic.
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as the Canadian Refineries are loaded
up with high priced raw sugar.
We were able to procure a limited
supply which we will sell wit+le ,11
lasts at $2,00 less per -hundred than
present wholesale price., •
—GET SOME WHiLE 1T LASTS -
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Fred. W.
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YyWIgg i>
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The Corner Grocery Ili
Phone 45.. ,'
etBig time is arranged for Friday Sep, -
ember 10th an Victoria Park, Brussels,
y D. M, Scott, the Ford Agent. A frac
or demonstration will be put on in the
orenoon and a program of Ball games
thietic sports, &c, in the sftrnoon and
r b' a 1
o b y a promenade Concert in the
vening, A fine Band has been secured.
ood Prizes will be given for best de -
orated Ford ear, best lady driver; old-
st driver, and also for foot races and
titer stunts, The admission will he free
tit each person attending is asked to
ring their baskets. for lunch or supper,
veryt owner of a Ford car within a rad
it
of 25 antes is.asked to come to
russets Pic-nic on September Toth, to
tjny the fun and have a gond .time,
SCRANTON COAL s
drool Bocics Not 'Here
and Wood frrrr Sale' fse
it
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to
fi
any who Wisii to leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155.
Teams,--Striotly Cask—l'hane
RE51DI1NOE-'-HURON STREET
In connection with the 'opening of
heel the local booksellers agree that
ere will be a somewhat serious short
e this year. A number of the standard
xis are out of print and are very elf.
cult to obtain. One of- the stationers
rpplied the following list of the books
of which there will probably be ,t scar-
eityt Public School -History of England
and Canadal 11. S. Chemistry; H, 5.,
Junior :Algebra; P. S. Speller; Standard
Note Books; Pruner, First, second,
Third, and Fourth'Bosks; Il, S. French
Reader; H. 5, history of Canda and
Public School Arithmetic,' We have
not beard any of the" pupils feeling sor
ry about the sfioet:ngp,
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Trains Late Now,
The G. '1',- R, train^
way are •away late this
the Exhibition trafflea
Cate„ Dienelesesl.
The case of a Hullett young man
charged by the Chief of Felice wifFh
speeding was dismissed by P. M. An;
draws on Tuesday everting, • •
Sacred Band.' Concert,
!y. Toronto
;eel- awing to
The Clinton Kiltie Band will give, a
sacred band concert on Sunday even-
ing Sept, 12th. Their weekly open air
concerts are now through for the seas
Ott,
U. F. 0. Meeting.
The Clinton branch 0f -the U, F, O;
will meet on Thursday evening Sept.
9th when Air. Thos. McMillan, who is
on the commission investigating Rural
Credits, Will give an address on that
subject. -
Will Give Monthly Concerts
The Kittle Band are making arrange-,
meats to hold a monthly concert dur-
ing the fall and winter in the town
Hall, Besides the band•local outside tal-
ent will be engaged, Further particul-
ars will be given later.
Centring Horn,
The citizens from town wino have
been camping -at Bayfield. alt summer
are returning to town, It has been a
pleasant slimmer at the lakeside.
Cards 'of Thanks,
Mr, and Mrs, Jas Livermore wish to
thank their friends and neighbors, for
the many acts of kindness and express-
ions of sympathy during their relent
bereavement,
Thole Will Soon Be,
Fall Fair campaign,
' illhnery openings,
A wind-up to holiday seam*, -
Evidences of Jack frost bites.
Pall advertisements of bargains,
No $1.50 5 year weekly newspapers.
Special trains,
Special trains will run on the L. H.
and B. for London Fair on the 15; 16
and 1.7th leaving the Junction at 7.1.1
a.m. and arriving at London at_ 9.15
a.m. and leaving London at night at
10.50,p, in, arriving at Clinton station
at 12.40 a.m, The return fare on these'
dates is $2,40
Godorich Industrial Exhibition Next
Week.
Inspector Was Here, The Godertch-Faif is earlier than. us
',uai- this. year—Wednesday, Thursday,
Miss J. W. Ogif ie, St. Thomas; In and Friday, September 8, 9, and 10,
Spector of Factories,shops, etc, tin- The program for this year is probably
der the department of labour, was in the best ever presented, The formal
town this week oe her inspection tour opening will take place on Thursday,
Miss Ogilvie stated to the New Era the 9111, at 2.30 p.m. when Hon.
that we had a nice clean town—and Manning Doherty, Minister of Agricui-
we know it.
Town Team Won.
The Town team defeated -the Duher-
ture, will give an address. There will be
four track events, for good purses;
Thursday farmers trot of pace( purse
8100), 2.20 trot, or pace (purse $250)
ty Factory on Wednesday evening by a Friday -2.30 trot or pace purse 8200
score of 10-8. Earl Cooper had 1 t
2.12 trot of pace (purse $2S0), Other
strikout to his credit and Butler had 7 attractions are; Btondini wonderfua
Some ragged errors were made and also
some classy fielding was shown by the
players. Following was the lineup:—
Dohertys—Fulford 2 13; Welsk 1f; E.
Cooper p; Draper s s; Tasker Int; G.
Cooper 'CI.; Anderson rf; Forrester 3 B;
Livermore cf:*"""
Town 'Tann—Hawkins c; Stanbury 1 13;
McNeil 3 13; Diehl s.s.; McEwen 11;
Butler p;Atorrts 2 B.; Potter rt; Mutch
cf;
Doherty — 3 0 0 1' 0 0 2 2 0 ---•. 3
Town tens—0003.1003x-10
Minor Locals
Gnderich Fair canes on early this
year. -
1Ye have been having fall weather
lately,
Judging from the report of the crops
in Huron county the farmers must be
making lots of money these days. No
wonder so nnauy f them have cars.
The school children are not worry-
ing about the repairs at the school not
being finished. They will be content to
wait a few weeks more before going
hack to their•books.
The CCI, reopens on the Tuesday
following Labor Day Sept. 70,
People are remarking ' that the two
machine guns which have been placed
in front of the town hall are not much
of an ornament. The guns should be
mounted on a concrete base and kept as
an exhibit. .
The weekly band concerts are 'over
and will be much missed as they have
been greatly enjoyed during tire- past
three months.
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high --wire performer; John, A. Kelly,
ventriloquist and comedian; special
exhibit from Central Experimental
Farm, Ottawa; music by 33rd. Regi-
ment band. Grand Midway features.
Note the dates and be sure to visit the
, best district fair in Western Ontario.
YOUR
ROOF
On the selection of your roofing
material depends the appearance, value
and durability of your building.
What kind of roofing could be better
than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
The cheapest is not usually the best
although the best is usually the cheap-
est,
We have the best in three different
grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur-
rent prices.
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
kinds of Rough Mitt Dressed Lumber,
Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
llard and Soft Coal, etc.
AT CLINTON:— — We handle aft
kinds of Coal and Wood and Canada
Cement.
e us lave your nqu r es, We think
Felling Stories. '"`'; • 1 Jve can supply You.
"Bill" Powell visiting to the Hurolt "!11:17...
Expositor about "The Harpurhey That
Was" relates a story of Mr, John Rens
fort) and his arrival in Clinton and we
publish it now. -'-Johns Ransford of Clin
ton tells this story of Bill Rattenbury,
Sr„ who kept the hotel in Clinton now
gone like its owner. Mr, Ransford an
Englishman arrived in Clinton in 1868
and like his countrymen had to have a
bath every • morning. Now ' baths in
Huron County in 1 868 were mostly con
fined to the rivers and creeks ancrthe
washtubs, particularly the latter in the
winter. John Ransford rapped on his
room door and Biil Rattenbury a broad
Yorkshire ratan, answered the summ-
ons. "We can fix you up a bit with the
woman's washtub," replied Bill, So he
departed for or tke tub mid the pump, To
his odd he munitioned his Devonshire
hostler, They tilled the tut, nearly full
and endeavored to get it up the stairs
in the. hotel,' Bill-Rattenbury wore top
boots with the trousers stuck down in
side there, as was the fashion of the clay
leaving the top part open for ',eater or
snow and other things to get inside,
i 1,e Devonshire !testier hacked up the
stairs lifting life tut,, with 11111 Rtttien-
lsur't's assistance a step ata lime. Wat
er will -always seek the lowest levet,
and upon this occasion the lowest
level was the inside of hill ltaltenbury's
lop boils, Al every ••step hill's boots
grew fuller of water till 11 ran over the
tops, Bill blasted the Dcvnnsdtine host!
er and the latter defended himself in the
dialect of tate "Downs," and Bill Ration
bsuy talked just ;is pointedly in north
country accents, The result was that
alien tine hob got to the head of tied
stairs, it con lathed not so mucic water
as was in Bill's boots. st is but just to
William Rattenbury to say that ire kept
a fine hotel. To get a meal to -day like
they used, to put tip in that old house
for a quarter a five dollar bill wouldn't
supply it, But 1 must get on, or I'll
:sever get to Iiarpurhey, -
JOU. B. MUSTARD
Clanton & - Brucefield.
P;tone for Clinton No. 74.
Phone for Bruccfield 11 on 618.
TEETHING BABIES
Thousands of Them
Die Every Summer.
When the baby starts to cut its teeth,
then is the time the poor soother is
under
the6re
ens ofgreat
anxiety. . For
some reason or other the bowels beeesnc
•loose, And. diarrhoea, dysentery, colic,
cnnnps and nanny other bowel com-
plaints Manifest: themselves, 1.1he gaits
become swollen, rankers forst 'in the
mouth, and in ninny cases the olsild
wn$I.ctt to a shadow,
\Vlsen the child gets into 11s1s eon-
dii.inn the butyls moist be very etosely
Inad:ed niter, and for this •purpose we
know of nothing to equal Fa. howler's
lesit%trt of eskwbet•rv.
'111,s ?darling ieti ndy line been. used for
troth tet babies for the past 75 yenty, by'
IJuut?tutdti of Ctsutui.an mothers Witt.
woo lo' its (iiliaaet', ni.tt there. IS tit,
mutter bni. should l,et1 It boliitt•uf it
nn iumrl,
litre, Gordon d-lib''urdv, Lalum, Alta,
wt'ttt•t,'• • "1 have five eteldren untl they
have nil bail summer t ompie rat, rbl'eeiai-
ly while teri.htntt, f aia•nys lures n
bottle of 17r, ftbwlti e I:4;t.t'atit of 1i'ild
Strawberry in any 'home Sea one er tee,
doses completely relieves them, 1 eon -
101 speak too highly of it for both ebildre'n
and Multi)," •
Mothers, don't temerirncnt with some
new and smt•tfed remedy whit'lt may
be dangerous to your fitbyy's health. •
Get "Gr. XX''owleett" the remedy that has
stood the test of time,
Price liOe, tvlanufaetured • only by
The; T. Kilburn Co., Limited, Toronto,
Ont,-
Thursday,
SCHOOL OPENING -
means
SCHOOL TEXT ,BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
ptellabi'r, end, 1'920.
You are asked to invest"
igate the merits of ,our
stock. W.e invite this
with the assurance that
the advantage will be a
mutual one.
The W. D.. Fair eo.
Often theQheapest—Alwfmys the Best
BEST -RES-UL-TS
Are obtained when you use our High 0 rade Vinegar and
long, keeping and make the flavor you 1 Ike.
ITS THE LiT'ALE
THINGS THAT
HELP ON WASH
DAY
-• TRY SOME
Rinso Perless Tablets
3 pkgs for 2,5c
Ford or Mocks No Rub
per pkg 5c
Wonder Wash
2 pkgs for 25c
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PHONE 111
WHAT 'MOM JARS)
5
OR
JAR RUBBERS
FOR CANNING
DON'T FORGET
TANGLEFOOT
TO CATCH THE
FLIES
GET THE HABIT 0 F DEALING AT
Spices, They insure.
TEA SPECIALS
us bulk Tea ,..$2.68'
2 lbs bulk tea , ..$1.18'
1 lb bulk Tea . , , 60c
TRY A
BOTTLE OF ROSES
LIME JUICE
A GOOD HEALTHsb7
*DRINK
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PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TG
The `iC,LEVFt AND" icycle
are sold in Clinton by
J. H. PAXMAN
The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car and
Battery Services
SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS
ORDER YOURS' TODAY
Phone 80 - .Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. 3
10 -Day Sale
• Having made special arrangenleists with our Com-
pany at Guelph for this sale by taking•a 9"itflifed •'niirnber of
pianos. 1 can quote you a price far below•factory'pri'ces to you
to -day and if you are going to get a piano inside the next . two
years. Now is your chance.
is
to advertiie our
and 'ood
is
for 10 dayslonly,eafter ehich the regular factorydPrices s wll be
used. a .,
If you can not call on us write for prices and also- re,.
member we canarrange to give you terms to suit"sp as to get in
on this sale, Remember the name,
Jonathan Hugill
BOX 229.
Phone .2t6.
MUSIC STORE.
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Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords this Season.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it conies to making such
handsome Footwear.
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Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautifui colorings in Browne or .Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp—Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service. •
$3.50; $4,50; , . $6.50; to $9.50.
This Hoose of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard n -
against Shoe Values at inflated prices
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