The Clinton New Era, 1919-11-13, Page 5Thursday, November 13th, 1919
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Haven't You had this Experience?
,
A half dozen, people may be
sitting around 'and one of them
ask, "What is the Tine Any -
bow?" Four of them possibly
take out their watches; three 'ef
them are somewhat slow in de-
elating themselves; One, how-
ever with the utmost confidence,
and with no 'fear of contradiction
announces the time.
Take a . close look at his'
watch, the chances 'arc you?II
find it a "Heilyar" watch, for
that is the kind of watch we self,
fully guaranteed of course.
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JEWLER & OPTICIAN
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
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HALF A DOZEN REASONS
ARE QUITE 'CONVINCING
.Chairmen of Ontario Executive Com-
mittee in Victory Loan Campaign
States Belief but Warns Against Over -
Optimism
The spirit of Optimism is strong in
Mr. G. H. Wood, chairman of the On-
tario executive committee in the Vic-
tory Loan campaign. He rejoices in
the fact that in about 80 per cent of
'the Ontario campaign units the .lead-
ership•Is the same as in the previous
Victory Loan campaigns , a great body
of workers, and he is confident that
the loan will be an unqualified suc-
cess—"My reasons for this assur-
ance," he said, "are as follows;--
"First—Because the• job must be
,done. Our boys in France never failed
when asked to do a given piece of
work. Many of them are assisting in
this campaign, and their fathers and
brothers, being made of the sane
stuff, will in the same spirit the sons
displayed overseas, put this campaign
.over. •
• "Second—The money is here in
abundance. This is proven by the
money on deposit in the banks. Last
,year was a remarkably successful ' one
from a business standpoint. There
w.'as enormous production from
'farms„ manufacturers, mines and
timber lands. Ontario people are re-
ceiving annually $40,000,000 interest
-..from their present investments in
Canada's War -and Victory Bonds.
"Third—We have a more•pesfeet
should be mucic easier to place a new
loan because there aro 518,000 sub-
serlbees in Victory Bonds in Ontario
who: t101V .recognize the atteactiveness
•rd' these bonus They Ione received
their Interest 1tnitri, • and pnl,4tuat-
134 which-cerlauny ,b 'S not apply to
111.intestnteniS. 1heir barks wosild
holo at, 11 st Ilion, or there has been
a ready n market 1 casethcv wanted
to sell, for at no'tune sutt-r the. ;elr ce
11 the 1'147 Loan Inas it been nieces
spry to sitll Victory Bona at a l>ss,
and to day all the Victory t 13t, -'ds are.
above the issue price, some of • thein
from 71/2 t`r, to r 1,,', premium."
• Although positive that 5tntario will
as usual cans through the Victory
Loan cuupan;t -with ,lying colors,
At'•. V,'1n,d warns everyone against
over -optimism and - urges that. ,persist-
ent driving- forte of •the • workers
combined with the 'cooperation. of
everyuue in the province is e5neutial.
Wanted
•
Good Sleady 'man wanted on wood
work of Trailing machines. ,.51eaily
fob for the right man: -
The Ruin. Bell E, & T.. Co., Ltd.,
Seaforth, Ont.
•
• Clinton Tax Notice.
Ratepayers are reminded that the
second instalment of taxes for the cur
rent year are payable at the Molswns
Bank ..on or before December 13th.
next. No other than this advertisement
wilt be given, The tax statement must
be presented at the Bank when making
payment.
R. 13, Fitzsimons, Tax Collector.
WANTED
MEMO 15
CARPENTERS
LONG JOB
75 cents hour and overtime.
Railway fare allowed to
men proving satisfactory.
Apply in person
JOHN V. GRAY
Construction Co.
Limited
Confederation Life Bldg.
TORONTO
Clearing Auction Sale.
Of Farm stock, implements, Thresh-
ing Outfit and Automobile. Mr. G. E:
Elliott has received instructions to sell
by Public Auction at Lot 15, con, i,
Stanley, adjoining Village of Brucefield
on Tuesday, November 18th, 1919, at
1.30 p.m. sharp, the following:—Hogses
—1 bay mare 6 years old; 1 bay mare
9 years, supposed to be :n •foal; 1 aged
•black mare; 1 general purpose mare
9 years old; 1 driver 6 years old good
,single or double, 2 percheron colts; 1
driving mare, Cattle --t pure bred
Hereford bull; 1 cow.5 years old due
at time of sale; 1 Herford cow 6 years
supposed to be in calf; 1 cow 8 years
old supposed to be calf; 1 fresh cow 5
years old with calf at foot, 1 caw 4
years old with calf at foot; 1 cow 7
years old due in March; 1 cow 6 years
calved a month; 1 cow 5 years old due'
in December; 1 cow 7 years old due in
April;.1 cow 3 years old; 1 cow 3
years old, freshly 'calved; 1 cow 3 years
old due in December; 1 cow 3 years old
due in December; 1 cow 3 years old due
in January. 4, 1 year old heifers; 5
last fall calves; 2 spring calves; 3 but-
cher heifers. Pigs -2 pure bred Duroc
Jersey sows in pig; 8 pigs 2 months
old, implements -1 Massey Harris
Binder, 1 mower, 1 drill, 1 rake, 1 side
rake, 1 hay loader, 1 cultivator, 2 discs,
1 Premier riding plow; 1, 2 -furrow
Cockshutt riding .plow, 1 manure
spreader, 1 gang pldw; 1 set harrows;
1 .walking fluery plow; 1 roller; 2, farm
wagons; 1 set.trucks; 2.sets sleighs; 1
•cutter; 1 bean puller and cultiyator,
Machinery -1 grinding outfit, consist-
ing of 1 Lister gas engine 5 h,p., 1 Con-
nor grinder, A George White & Son's
threshing.outfit cqmplete; a Ford tour-
ing car. Harness --1 set heavy teats
h•arness;. 1. set. medium .team harness
with backhands; 1. set single harness.
Also 1 Good Cheer base -burner nearly
new. Other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms:—All suns of $10
and unler cash; over that 511105111 11
months credit on furnishing approved
joint' notes; :or .4 % straight for. cash,
G. E. Elliott, Auctioneer; , Drew Swan,
Proprietor.
organtzationthts year •thian in .pre-.'
vious campaigns and the merits - and"
needs of the loan will be impressed
upon every man, woman and chi16 in
the Province,
"Fburfh—The 'uncertainity which
prevailed a year ago as to what would,
happen when the fighting ceased and
war business stopped, has disappeared
and in its place we have the knowledge
to -day that our industries are now on
a peace footing, working practically to
' the limit ant there is plenty of work
• fop an. , •
'11jfth—There :, are` no politics ' in
•• this -Wan Itis s•tipport d by, all races
creeds and political sects with the
strongest letters of endorsement from
their leaders.
•
"Sixth and last, but not by • any
means least—The Victory 13onds of.
1919 yielding 5 z/ % 'interest coesti-
tute the finest investment that ,tan
be had practically anywhere in the
world to -day. The whole of Canada
with its tremendous invested wealth
as well as its illimitable natural' re-
sources is a security that cannot be
excelled, and to secure 51,4%a inter-
test with such a security, affords a
rare opportunkty to an investor, It
Final Referendum Returns for Huron Co.
Towns
Godea'ich
Wingham
Clinton
Seaforth
Villages
• . Exeter
Brussels'
ETonsali
131yth
13ayfield
Wroxeter
Townships
Ashfield
Cilbolne
Gederieh
'Grey
`.- ',i3ay . '
"l 1foa+ick
ful'Iett•
Morris
M-eKiliop
+ .Stephen
Stanley
Turnberry
Tuckersmith
rlsboaaie
"'Wawanosh Bast
"Walw4no$1t ,�VeSt
Totols
A Opr.itl60,
Question No.
Yes No
540., 1307
9.70 , 892
198 8310
198 799
133
70
65
• 74
37.
23
1 No.'2 No, 3 NO. 4
Yes No Yes No ' Yes No
540- 1800. .514 1332 638 1209
198, $ti4 , 191 '871 `263 809
222 •808 ' 1.95 831 292 '733
• 232 765, ' .223' , 774. .29.5 . 702
787 147
412' 73'
334 67
284 "' . 78
168 •39
176 24
191 '979 186.
67 624 66
85 750 , 96,.
87 1201 101'
619 ' 781 547
141 1297 162
141 926 150'
105 907 122
221 707 0308
306 1170 347
• 132 .695 129
82 768 '98 '754
154 888 175 867
70 902 78 899.
55 , . 086. 99 982
95 772 99• 468
'771 143
408 71
882 66
280 75
.:.61 3:5
175 28
776
413
833
283
1'25
171
164 753
•04• _389
93 306
95 263
49 ' 151
35 164
984 183 087 288' 986
626 62 629'" 85 ' 1306
,, 748 • 84 W0 164 690
1187.• 91 111 7 '171 1117
70264 •'704 612 68,7
'
;1274 15n 1288 245,511.92
911 .141 920 ' 229 888
893 120 892 208 ' 811'
620 812 616 353 575
1129 389 1187 430 1046
697 133 893 , 173• 653
93 757 ' 141 ;709
166 876 225 811.
79 ' 893 ..122 . 5150
53 682 84' 667
A7 ''7r70> 142 719
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%MOAN
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For A ter
Canada
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Canada stands on the threshold looking. out upon a
Market of tremendous possibilities, If .'+hu is able to finance her
•
olportunities,her growth during the next f._ v c l; ; ill astnn-
.sli the world. Canada is putting it up to her citizens -- it de-
pends on your pufbhase of Victory 13onds. • Back your country
to .the limit. No purchase is too small — none can be too
large. All together for Canad — bvy Victory Bonds.
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3nnta111 Profits Phone 25.
111ore 11uwi«1'sc
KAa*.LS . CACC X'+A• TTRRAMOZvV.1115 :4sSGdCL'.'W11MVPIMITIF ISa
Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the par -I
tnership heretofore subsisting between
us at the Town of Clinton under the
style of CLINTON MOTOR 'TRUCK &
PlACtttNii CO„ has this day ben dis-
solved by mutual consent.
All debts owing to the firm are to h_
paid and all claims against the Brat are
to be presented to Witham James Stev-
enson, who will settle the same.
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, the first
day of November, A, D., 1919,
W. J. Stevenson.
Witness—W, Brydon e.
W. J. Nediger
P.riices--50c• and ° 7r5c and f±ew t 1.00. ;�.
Sets.-ijii Site ok Store :. ;.•
tair _
ANTE
AT ONCE
EIGLT GOOD
BRICKLAYERS
$1.10 per hour for first-class
Hien. Railway fares allowed if
services satisfactory.
Apply in person to
JOHN V. GRAY
Construction Co.
Limited
WINDSOR - — ONTARIO
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.,,,
In the Estate of Mary Ann Noble
NOTICE is hereby given thatiatl•per-
sous haying claims against the esihite
of Mary Ann Noble, late of the town of
Clinton in tlte,County o.f,Hueon, widow,
deceased, who died on- or about the 8th
day .of September 1919, are required
to deliver to Annie E. Jackson, of 182
Douro Street, Stratford, Ont„ Executrix
Of The said estate or fier•solicitor,-on or
before the 15th day of November 1919
a full statement of their claims together
with particulars thereof and the nature
of the securities, if any, held by ,them
alt duly verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said
last. mentioned date the,said executrix
will proceed to distribute the estate of
the said deceased amongst fire persons
entitled thereta having regard only to
such claims as she shall have received
due notice and in accordance there-
with.
DATED at Clinton, this 28th day of
October, A. D., 1919.
W. BRYDONE; .Cl'inton, 0»t.,
Solicitor' for, the said Executrix
FOR SALE '
7-roome6 house on North 'Street;
garden and .fruit trees, Apply to
MRS. ALEX. McGUIRE, NORTH ST.
BOARS FOR SERVICE
' Champion Bred Big Type York-
shire and Chesterwhite Boars. At
home every, forenoon;
A. C. LEVY
Clinton, Ont.
PHONE -5. on 639.
House for Sale.
Corner of Joseph and Orange Sts.,
frame house, with cellar underneath,
5 rooms, electric lights, hard and snit
water. Apply to Jae. R. Noble,
Phone 7 on 617. .Huron Rd.
R, R. No. 4, Clinton,
TO RENT
Suite of two rooms; furnished; suit-
able for light housekeeping; oe Dress-
making; Hotwater Radiator; and hydro
lights, Privilege of Bathroom and all
Conveniences, Also single poems fur-
nished, •• Apply Mrs, Downs, opp. On-
tario .St, Church,
HOUSE FOR SALE
Frame House, story -and -half; 6
rooms on ,; gorier .of Mill and Maple
Street; town water; % acre of 1Itnd.
.Possession•,given at once: Apply to
THOIV/AS CHUNCHILI o
• CI:INTON
!WANTED
A boy abbot 16 Or t,7 years of age
for pertnan'eht office osit4'ot, Apply
t00ilk7!#7'it MASO Ct>11ikt1 NY1 LTA.
Wanted
To rent or buy a farm of from 25 to
100 acres of land, ,Must have good.
bultdings and be rear 1" Clinton,
Thus, Vennar,
Phone 6.11 R 5. Clinton, P. 0.
Wanted
Sextan wa ntad at once at St. Joseph
Church. Apply to
Rev. J. Hogan.
VICTORY BONDS
Bought and sold at Market prices,
W. BRYDONE.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
Highest market price paid.
Phone 14-638
W. MARQUIS
Clinton, Ontario
YOU CAN HAVE THESE
delicious: bake -day products, too, f$
yuu'will be particular and ask for Five
Roses Flour.' No' amount of patience
itnd.slcill can ' make up for the pow
quality of flour.. Five Roses Flour is
properly milled front selected wheat. ft
costs no more than other kinds and it
insures grdtifying''results.
Jen rns &Son
FLOUR AND FEED
Phone 199 Residence. 135.
' Wholesale License 12-S2
Canadian Food Control License 9-2368
DOUBLE TRACK
ROUTE
BETWEEN
MONTREAL, -
TORONTO
DETROIT
AND CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Service,
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor Cars on special day trains.
Full Information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning,
District Passenger' Agent, Troonto.
John Ransford & Son, city ,passe/{
ger , and Ticket Agenfa, phone S'r.
Pattison, station agent.
Pi t, RES and BOILS
, For Near1pl Two Years.
Wen pimples and boils appeal* on 1
face and body it seems as if the sir 1
is tho.seat of the trouble. but the 1 .,i
disease is in the'blood.
Lotions and ointments may vl1r faro
trouble for a wilily, but seldom > y .:
core.
You have •10 get. under the s'
ttb.tho blood 1516513 is the env
trouble.
Burdock Blood Ritter. ''' 11 • t
to 'the root of the do os 1' ‘i, •> • , ,. e.
healthy, normal action t1 0 , 1. un,
organs, ,Had cleanses the 3 ,m' , • .> .. a
imptn ttles.
Mr, E, C. G00dwin Ca . -1,s: t \, n
writeal—"Tor nearly -two > t ' if
from boils and r'ntpl' a i .> v 1 1' ,1
neck, and nearly all t ,
ooVetet3 With the pimp' 1 , 1 t 1, t .0
evctyt int, 17utof, 1 , ,.
. clay a frie' nd advised me t, try 11 thele ,
,
713lood Dittos aid 1 .r oat, three
bottled the boils and pimples' had all left
nab and there is no sign of therm return.
moi, 1 atm etrone65y raaommend 11.13.11,
to scute t who 1p freebie(' will skid
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