The Clinton New Era, 1918-1-24, Page 5•
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Wrinkles
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and
Headaches
REMOVED
By Wearing GLASSES
Scientifically fitted and
.Accurately adjarsted by
N. Heyar
i:WELFR AND OPTICIAN
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THE .CLIN,TON HEW ERA
CANADA'S POSTAL HQL.D.UP OP
READING FOR . SOLDIERS,Ecz
, (Foronto 'relegranL Con.)
Postage $1,92
That was the amount a battery
'auxiliary paid yesterday in postage
on sixty copies of a weekly magazine
lnailed to n "Toronto artillery unit •In
France,
In England a paper or a weekly or
monthly magazine can be left at the
nearest post -office and will go to the
soldiers free of chirge.
In the United States a one -cent stamp
will carry a magazine front any Amer-
ican post -office to an American, soldier
overseas,
Canada's Governuaeut is not ashamed
to bleed soldiers' relatives for more iu
postage on a magazine dont the original
cost of the ntagazlne, Canada's army in
France is an army of readers, This
country's rulers are revealed as a Shy-
lock Government in time appalling
rates of postage they exact front par-
ents, wives and sisters who mail news-
papers and magazines to sous, ,hus-
bands and brothers at the front,
AFTER FEBRUARY 1st., IT WILL BE
3,45c. INSTEAD OF 3c. PER
MILE.
And Local Agent Will Have To Shout'
To •Passsengers To Have Their
Tickets Ready.
'Mr, A, 0, Pa t:Isou, time local 0. T.
R., agent, is in receipt of a circular,
advising of the proposed increase in
passenger fates, which comes into
effect the first of next month. In-
stead of three cents a mile, 3.45 cents
will be charged.
One that pronmises to give him more
embarrassment, comes from the otlice
of the superintendent of the Strat-
ford ford dtvtsu t mand direct that in order
S
to have the passengers purchase
and present their tickets before enter-
' ing the. trains, Ile shall announce in
the waiting room and on the plat-
form, "In a distinct and sufficiently
loud voice, the following: Please pur-
Under • the Auspices of the Ontario Street
Methodist Church League, in the Arena
On
Friday Evening, January 25th
>I+ and in Attend. ncte
Proceeds will Be Divided Between
The League and the
Y. L. P. A.
.REFRESHMENTS
:Everybody come and
Siong a good cause.
Admission 15 cents
Spectators 5 cents
011 BOY'S FACE
CURED BY 201.61111
Zam-Bok has been tiled and
proved by thousands to he the most
sueees5fnl rommcly for eoaema,
Mt':, Horgan, of 103 Manning
Ave, Toronto, eays: "For Dight
menthe by little son's face was
covered with eczema, which pained
and Irritated him so that he could
not sleep. The slighlent 00111 aggro"
vated it so that L wet obliged to
keep hint in tate house,
"As nothing 1 used LHd hint any
good, .i took hint to It hospital, but
the treatment to received there only
made the sores worse, Thou I com-
menced using tam-f311k, applying It
liberally and regularly. The pain
disappeared and the Irritation was
ended. Soon huallag began, and as
I continued the lam-1'3uk treatment
(0e sores herarne less and lees until
my boy's skits was entirely free
from sores and perfectly clear. and
smooth."
Zaid-flak should also he used for
ulcers, ringworm, abscesses, bolls,
ball legs, moulding sores, blond -
poisoning, piles, burns, snails, nuts,
chapped hand, chilblains and frost
bite. All dealers or Zant-f3uk Co„
Toronto, 50c. box, 3 for $1.25.
chase your tickets at otlice and have
them ready to present when entering
train. At the larger stations," it goes
on to say, "where station masters
00 station police are employed, they,
instead of the agent, wiPI stake the
announcement:"
Other clauses read:
"Conductors and other employee:
of trains (whose usual duty is to re-
ceive the pasengers) while standing
In their usual positions on station
platforms, will request pa5seu,gers to
present their tickets before they at-
tempt to ascend the steps or coaches.
If passengers do not present tickets,
courteously request them to procure
them at the ticket office, and to en-
able them to do so, the train IS to be
held a reasonable time, if necessary.
In stormy weather, the precise oh-
sery:ace. of clause B of this tide must
not be insisted upon,
"At initial starting point of trains,
conductors and others employees of
trains, whose ditty is to receive
passengers, will he ready to receive
then thirty minutes before leaving
time of the trains.
"Ail vestibule doors and traps, ex-
cept those used for -receiving and dis-
charging passengers, must be kept
closed while train remains at stations,
except that, according to Law, the
rear vestibule of the •last passenger
carrying car on train nearest the sta-
tion platform, must remain open,
"When two or more curs in train
are open for use by passengers two or
more vestibule doors must be. open
for the convenience of passengers.
"When trains are approaching
junction stations, where passengers
must transfer, conductors and other
trainmen will request passengers who
intend to transfer, to have their tick-
et ready to present when entering
the 5(mnectfng train."
C'hild.ren. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOIRiA
0 0 111 0 :1:
PATRIOTIC NOTES
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S: :k
Mrs. R. Rowland will be the hostess
of a Patriotic tea at her home on high
St. Friday afternoon January 25th,
from three to six, to which site invites
all ladies. Conte and enjoy a pleasant
afternoon,
'The tea given by the ladies of Wes-
ley chelrch last Friday was a splendid
success, notwithstanding the extreme
cold, a large number turned out. Pro-
ceeds amounted to $25,00
Collections from the Penny Bags on
Thursday, Jan. 3 Oth,
No meeting in the Board Room this
week.
Have You
Renewed
YOUR
, Subscription
For 1918?..
If not, we ask
you to do so
this month as
We Must
Have The
Money To
Meet
Demands
ANIIMMINIMMair
Iffoopitipoottestioirsoesosorapims
witesimio seeeseirsooPro/Abr i
District News.
KIPPi24,
(Intended for Last Week.)
Wedding Bells. ---On Wednesday, the
9th fust, at high noon, the home of Mr,
Jx11)05 MaClymout was the scene of a
very pretty wedding, when Itis eidast
daughter, Miss Florence, and Mr. Ver-
non Terryberry, of 'Tuckersinfth, were
married by the Rev, 3, E, Jones, of Var-
na, in the presence of the immediate
friends and relatives. The happy ceu-
pie left on the afternoon train for a
wedding trip to Tilbury, Del11111 and
other points,
Last Saturday, the 5t11 Inst„ Mr, Alex
McKenzie, received tire' sad new that
his mother had died time evening belure
at Bayfield, Ile and Mrs. hlc1(iiile
left at once and returned Wednesday.
The old lady had reached the great age
of 93 years, She had been a widow for
41 years and her mother had been a
widow fur 53 years. The late Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie was a woman of great intelli-
gence; kindly in disposition, beloved
by all and an earnest Christian.
Dir and Mrs, Peter Cameron of Kin-
dersley, Sask., are home visiting friends
here and in Brucelield,
Mr, W, W, Cooper •was in Guelph
hast week in connection with the Win-
ter fair.
The bean crop has been somewhat of
a disappufutmen1 to fanners the past
year. In 1916 prices were so good for
at fair'Crop of good quality, that a large
acreage was Sown in 1 91 7. Some of
the fields had to be re -sown on account
of wet weather. frost carte early and
late sown beans were ruined. 'filen
wet weather Canis just when runny
had their crop cut and it Lay on the
ground for six weeks, thus resulting
in soft and colored hems. Threshing
which has been Le.0 :Din
l
)l lately is
s
t,
•_
ng fair yields. but t❑ account of
the
inferior quality prices are running from
$3.50 to 51.75 with better prices fu"
the few crops of rood beans That miss-
ed the bad weather, Mr. Walter Fair-;
bairn was one of these fortunate ones
and his crop bringing over $7,0u ;a
bushel, yielded over 51300 for 14
from 5300 to 5500 each.
GODERICH TOWNS:IIP
Mr, Percy Cole has purchased a
Chevrolet Sar from Mr. (Bart Levis
It is a new Model Chevrolet.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Cole. of Sal
Dusky. Michigan, are visiting will
relatives in Coderich 'Township.
,Mir George Danby is back fron
the \Vest and is working with Mr. Bet
t'a.thwell at present. lie intends yo
Mg back to the, West next Stamm::
as he purchased :i farm there,
South Fnd Gnderich Towushil
Patriotic Society have had a knittin
contest `his week and the ladies need
les are doing g"nod work.
,lir'. Robert 1;lull had a beast sick
this week, lie had to call in th
services of a vetinary,
Amiss Vena Jervis was called home
from 'Toronto 00 account of the serious
illness of her father.
George Jenkins returned last week
from Kinhurll where he had been visit-
ing with friends. His visit was sea
easarily felgtlidned on account of the
storm and bad roads,
The road; are very bad in sante
places as here sue some terrible pitch -
holes,
Goderieh •Twp. Council,—l:o0licit met
as per statute .tun. 10th 1')13, in
Holmes' Ball. I.audeshor", ;and the fol-
lowing made the necessary qualificati-
ons and declarations of .1311111: W, 11.
Lobb. for Peeve; George Holland, D, A.
Lindsay, Oswald (lino, George Vander -
burg for Councillors. Minutes of last
meeting as read were continued. Yin
151011011 of Councillors Vasderbure
and Ginn, tate Councillors decided
to represent the different polling -div-
isions as 1,111'''55—Na I—George Van-
derburg; No, Oswi,ld Ginn; No. 3,
D. A. Lindsay; Nos, 4 and 0, Geo. Hol-
land; No, 5, W. II, Lohh, The follow-
ing olhcers were appointed fur the year
1915, Adapt i::utelon, Clerk. Jas. 11,
Whitely', Treasurer; B, 11, Lindsay', As-
sessor; Roht. (3, Thnn1911011, Collector:
Geo, P. Gould and Howard T. Sturdy,
Auditors. Board of Health—Dr. J. 6.
Whitely, Medical Health Odfcer, John
Cox, W. H. Lobb :and Adam 'Caniel011.
hence Viewers—Poking 010181011 No. 1
—Isaac Salkeld, Jnu. Suwerby Geo.
Laithwalte; No. 2-0eo. 0, Sturdy, W.
F. Flick, James Yuiil; No. 3-3110. C.
Woods, Alfred Naftel, Jun, Stewart; No.
4 and o—L'. ti, Wise, Guy Hicks, Frank
Powell; No, 5—Jos, Watkins, C. W.
Williams, Bert Murphy. PoundKeepers
—No. 1—Isaac Salkeld; No, 2—W. F.
Flick; No, 3—Andrew McGuire; No, 4
—Geo. A. Cooper; No. 5•--J. R. Holme"
No, 6— J, Connell. Sheep Valuators--
C. W. Williams, Robt. Cluff and Geo,
W. Sturdy. ' Weed Inspector—D. J.
Bursts. Pathmasters—
Road Division Road. Division
5—Jas, Bell 30—.I. McDonald
6—Geo, Wilson 31-0, Beacom
7—T. M. Woods 3 5—•A, Lovett
8• --Gee, Hastings.. 34---'i', K, Mair •
9—Wm. Hicks 35---L. Jervis
10—Thos, Cox 36 --Bert Cox
11--J. Torrance jr,37—Jas. McDonald
12-15, Townsend 3'8—R.0. Thompson
13—Bruce Hohn1s39—T. McCartney
l4—Met, Sturdy 40E-11, Steep,
15.-1i. Alexander 40W—J, Lindsay
16— Jno, 'tludie 4t --F, W(hitmtre
17-11. Trewartlta 42—Robt. Cole
18— Wtia, J. Finlay 43—A. fftiictt
19--Albt. Cantelon44—W. Crich
20--•1 Richardson 45W ---W, Rowden
2t --•-W 11- Graham 45S—A. lazaret
27-H O. Wallis 46—C, Lobb
26—C Williauts sr48---W. Mumiuiugs.
29—Jno. Tebbutt '19---D, Rueger
PAM e $
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You Back,, Urinary to Pains in
Martyr
Troubles Brick Dust Deposiits,
rainfgl Urination, Swollen Janda or
any of the various symptoms of 'Kidney
1't!ouble, take
where a large congregation assembled
to shote their sympathy. Mrs. Mc-
lutosh's parents from North Bruce,
were present also Mr. McIntosh bro-
ther of Rev. Mt', McIntosh, and a nunT-
ber from Nairn, Il'0nrwvhere they hate
recently came. 'The pallbearers were
Messrs, Earl and Ben, Kaiser, Alex,
Mustard and Fred Aikenhead, The in-
terment took place at Baird's cemetery,
Rev, Mr. Johnston, of Varna, Rev, Air.
l-iogg, of Clinton •111d Rev, Mr, Aiken,
of Kipper, assisted at the services.
Geo, Hill has sold his farm in 'fucker
smith. 11e expects to move into our
village, 11e is a former resident.
Mrs. Simpson of our village who has
been ill is recovering.
ft, Fitzsimons of Clinton shipped
hogs livor our station 00 Monday and
N. 'Taylor of Stanley shipped on 'rues -
day for Toronto,
utrnatu
�,
Entirelysm
Gine
inter Twenty-seven Years a of
Suffering—Swelling and Puffi-
ness Has Disappeared — Not
a Pain or an Ache Left,
•
ILL A most astonishing cure of Alen;
5rnatism and eczema has been report-
ed here, anis Mrs, Ray is enthusiastic
• in telling her many friends how cure
1 : awes effected,
1 1 Rheumatism and eczema frequently
go together, and in this case caused
- •the most keen distress imaginable.
r All the swelling and puffiness result -
I ing from many years of rheumatism
t have disappeared. and there is not a'
v, ; pain or an ache left.
Mr. G. II, stay, R.R, No. 1, tClncar-
baso, Ont„ ewrites : Mrs. Ray has
n using your Kidney -Liver Pills.
t She was very had •with rheumatism
and eczema, and had had that fearful
itch for twenty-seven years. It was
simply terrible what she suffered. I
i persuaded her to try $1,a0 worth of
!Dr, Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, She is
! now on the last box, and let me tell
you she scarcely knows herself, she is
so free from both these diseases. All
the swelling and pnfniness caused by
1 the rheumatism has gone away, and
! she }las gone down in weight 3s'•_.
Pounds. She never has an ache nor
1 pain, i,ilfousneas nor sick headache all
, these months, She often says herself
glow' glad I a.m that I know what to
do instead of paying doctors so much
, t0 Inure me worse.'"
There is only nate way that the
poisons In the blood ran be cleaned
away and the cause of pains and
aches removed, and that is by the
, healthful action of, the kidneys, liver
and bowels, Decan.=n Dr. Chase's
Kidney-I:Ayer Pills apt directly and
specifically of those orgatns and in-
sure their activity they remove 5115
cause of rheumatism and other dread-
fully painful and fatal diseases, One
1 p111 a dose, 25 conte a box, all dealers
or l:dmanson, }fates & Ca., Limited,
Toronta.
tool: for the portrait and signature
of A, W, Chase, M.D., the famous
Receipt :Book author, on the box you
buy.
The following accounts received the
sanction of the 'Board and orders were
drawn on the Treasurer for the pay -
meats of the same:---Wtu. ProudfPoot,
legal advice, $5; Jas. fl, Reed, gravel-
ling boundary at Bayfield, $8.75; A.
Cantelon, Inspector census, $2,50; W
(tuck, gravel, $9.94; H. Miller, posting
financial statements, $2.75; 0, M. El-
liott, Children'S .Aid, $10, On motion
of Couucillors Holland and Ginn, the
Council adjourned to meet the 1st
day of Monday in February 1918.
Adam Cantelon, Clerk,
Reeve Lobb is attending 'Co., Cottn-
eit at (Joderich this week,
BRUCEFIELD.
Ottr village and vicinity, were sadden-
ed on Solidity by learning of tate death
of tittle Marjory McIntosh, only child
of Rev, W, and Mrs. McIntosh, at the
age of 18 months, Site was sick lout a
short time with infamtngtidn of tete
lungs, 'l'u'te whole tieighborltood ser -
rote with the bereave ilat'eltts, over
their 1051, The fnner'at took plate 'o0
Titesdly in the Presbyterian 011u0011,
LOST
Somewhere between Frederick St.
Clinton and Sir. Goldie Graham's limn
on the Second of Stanley, a brown
purse with $5 and some cirange and
veil. Finder will be rewarded by leay.
ing it at The New Era Office,
HOUSE WANTED
About, nine rooms, central, modern
conveniences ordered, not essential,
and small barn .or otttbflding, suitable
for garage. Possession in sprng. Ad-
dress with particulars and lowest price,
—"Advertiser''—New Era, Office. '
— ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Huron
Co. Spring Stock Show will be held in
Council Chamber, Clinton, on Saturday
San. 261h, at 2 o'clock. All interested
in a Spring Show, kindly attend,
i. Shanahan, President.
A. J. McMurray, Secretary.
• FOR SALE.
Frame house and 6 acres of land,
partly in fruit; Bank barn with stone
'stabling; good well water. Splendid
property for a retired farmer, For
further particulars apply to
Mrs, Argent, Clinton, Ont.
HOME WORK. �.
Would you like. $1 to $2 daily at
Rorie, knitting war socks on auto knit-
ters? Experience unnecessary. Send
3 -cent stamp. Department 451 1C:
Auto knitter Company, College St.,
Toronto:
•
APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE __
Applications will be received by the
Corporation of the 'Town of Clinton up
to 6 o'clock p.m, on Friday, Feb, 1st,
for the following positions, and at the
salaries stated
Gltrk ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, $350'
Treason er $1 50
Chief Constable and Tax Collector$500
Night Constable $450
'Cemetery Superintendent $550
Duties to commence on Feb: 15th, 1918
and to continue for one year, or such
(1ot11110:'
her lints as the Council shalt deter -
D. 1.. Macpherson, Clerk,
RAW FURS WANTED
lligltost prices f)tafd
Beet Homey, Clifton,
May 1918 bring Peace
Happiness and Pro_sPerityr
to. an,
str,sniraw>R..+�sraerlmU,anamr
fir . 4 steel 1,4 o
•' c„_J 6t
Sattat1 Protits Phone is 5, More llusi/cess
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOI2 LESS
mrlasnc,nm.IIIIMilittrall
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NOTICE TO 'CRE'DITORS
In the Estate of Hannah Riley, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims against the estate
of Hannah Riley, late of the village o
1-nndesboro, in the County of Huron
deceased, who died on or about the
first clay of December 1 91 7, are requir-
ed to deliver to the undersigned Ex-
ecutors or their solicitor on or before
the 5th day of February 1915 a full
statement of their chtims together with
particulars thereof and the nature of
the securities, if any, held by them all
duly verified bifficia10 t.
AND TAKE N(.)'p10E that after the
said last mentioned date the said Ex-
ecutors will proceed to distribute the.
estate of the said deceased atnongst the
persons entitled therefo hawing regard
only to 51151 claims as Ile shall have
received due notice and in accordance
therewith.
DA'1'Fi) at Clinton, this 1 nth day of
.l.t•tuary. A,D, 11)15.
3011 12 FINGLAND, and WILLIA;11 0.
,IAllt, Executors,
BRYD(1Nti, CI14t01, (st, Solicitor
for the, Execu*ors,
---
FOR SALE
House for Sale.
Six rooms and Summer kitchen,
waterworks, good cellar, centrad and
very comfortable, to close an estate.
Apply to
James S. Miller
1 or W. Brydone
FOR SALE
1+a Albert Street, ,t seven roomed
cottage. Electric lights, soli and
i•. 0.1n twale1 in kitchen. For partie-
ularc apply to
T. A. GRE1G
Calves and Collie Pups for Sale
Parties wanting calves please leave
your orders. You need not take them
if thy do not suit. Good Collie putts
for sale, A, E. Matheson,
Phone 17 on 136 Clinlou—Setfortl1PCI
POTATOES WANTED
Delivery any day. highest market
price paid on delivery, Bides, Furs
bought also any quantity empty sacks.
Jas. Steep & Co.
P.O. Box •192. Phone 126
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK.
A number of good reliable men can
secure steady employment on Munition
work. Apply to,
The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co.,
Seafortll, Ontario.
For Sale or to Resat V�
The brick house on Raglan street,
now occupied by 3, E. Doherty, for :We
01' le rent, Electric light and town
water; 2 acres of land, with stable. Ail
In good repair,
Apply to David Camelot'.
.Place four °rigor
for seine of our 'Weetorn t tits, which
IVO have just received 'tins 'are twill
charge yott uo more than if shtoWbf'',
Juat the ordinary grade of!bate.
If you wish to secure sonto of thee8e
Oats glade your order early as they
aro going fast.
We always have a full stock of
Flour atid.Feetl,
III Ile tl Pxloes:pslid •Olt' Girt ifl
0 Jert'kuns or
kb..t(1t), t iAtiletttslt !. d# Id
Barred Rock Cockerels, bred from a
Cockerel from Field's No, t pen. 5
cockerel; at 1.50 each; 1 cockerel for
.uo; 2 1115km't Is :tt $1.00 each. A-
bove ;u ices :u'; gaud fur No weeks,
when prices will be raised. , conte and
get your cul kern.' now.
H. A. HOVEY, Clinton„ Ont.
fviORTGACE.
83.01,11 wanted to take up a first
mortgage, good security. Interest
(i per cent .
54.1101) w:eni.5, :,n i;rst mortgage,
good security. I nter:st 1, 1-2 Per
Cent
W. Brydone
ANNUAL MEETING
1115 annual a:,'stint• of the' inemberS
of the :ltcKilloi' :M(onal Tire tusur:u'ce
Company, .will be held in the '1'.,wn
hall, w:afurih, un P11111 fall. tst, 191.5
at 2 act ,.'k p ,''. 'Thr insides of the
meetfur will be to reeeiye the animal
statement and Auditors report; the
electing of three directv.trs and two
;auditors and 011101 business which
might be cousiclei•ed of Imenelft to the
company, 'i'Ite retiring directors are
Malcolm Alclwar, D. F. McGregor and-
(:. R, McCartney, 'vitt) are eligible for
re-2lectic'n.
JAMii.S 5ONNOI.LY, President
THOS. L. HAYS, Secretary
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
UNEXCELLED DINING CAR
SERVICE
Sleeping cars ou night trains
and. Parlor cars on principal daY
trains.
Full inforniaiion from any Grant, --
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. B, Horning,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
John Ranstord.&S$n, city pee/Bon—
gel. and Ticket Agents, phoue 57
1,
0, Partition atm ion agent
Had art .Tremble
For 5 Years.
WOULD GO INTO FITS.
'J'hronir,h one eausd or another a large
majority of the pee le:8re troubled, mote
or. les. with Some farm of heart, trouble.
Little attention is paid to the tiliEjttl
weatu(ses until the heart etwrts to ben*
irregularly, and they suddenly feel fain
red dissy, mid feel aS if they wore smother-
On the 'Bret. sign of any weakness of
the Heart j dilburq'5 Mart and Nati'ttIa 'should 15e'takany and thus :maitre
pt'dtn#7t aiul perivanlut relitsf•,
liftn,.lir 3•I ;Ferrier, ltithridc; Out;„
w' it i 'r9f t troubled with my heart
rAmr-fi61 iitme5'it'nd tires so bad it Would
sedd -`time ttftta'Sjtit'amd aamotliering„ C'
coal)/ on iib iFtty' Wavle while T was 'sit,
fc6led, bud pfter' "tttklag three bokca of
Milbttrn's 1Zeart and iNetva Pill, ," I •
hate regained .any health,"
Milburn's •sad acid Nerve Palk 'are
0d, lite box at it deklere er mailed direct
on 1'010 pi, of trine b;� `.The T. ;hien*
Co,1Lirn%ted, Totllnte, Out.