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The Clinton New Era, 1918-4-4, Page 1Established 1865, Vol, 52, No,4 CLINTON, ONTARI • $600. 1i . Prizes—C, intoe. Spring ..444. ,....4:47 . ..4..44,..,.4,,.44:.., .•.. arai Wvw.vvvlrvvvenvwas'wwkstl vvw+esivw 1 Produce r►! Get 100 per cent -results from your s seed grain. Use Star $rand Formaldehyde. There is nothing to prevent smut. Sold at the R exail Stoke. S. , TEO t/JCEIj Phm .B, oy 1 140.0 OF CANADA Incorporated 1869. Capital Authorized $ 25,010,000 Capital Pana=up 12,911,700 Reserve and Undivided Profits 14,564,600 Total Assets 335,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL 450 Branches with world wide connections. General Banking Business Transacted. R. E. MANNING, Manager Clinton Branch 1444▪ 10 •••• BNCORPORATED 1855 SHE MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000 98 Branches in Canada A General Banking Business Transacted CIRCULAR LETTERS OF' CREDIT BANK 'MONEY ORDERS SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest Allowed at Highest Current Rate H. R. SHARP, Acting Manager Clinton 41 • w ....a.•is•.•.••.•••aua►!•r•� (lir tiered Ateaaiy.to.'8d c:er Clothing Clothing Raincoat Nothing takes the place of the RAINCOAT fear its particular service, The RAINCOAT is as much a part of a man's wardrobe as his overcoat. We have RAINCOATS of every approved fabric—Rubberized or Waterproof. OLIVE PARAMATTA RAINCOAT Single breasted close fitting collar, strap on sleeves. While we do not claim it to be per- fectly waterproof, we do say it will be a satis- factory coat for mud or dust. Just the coat to carry in your motor car. Price $5.00 DARK GREY CHECK COAT Made from a very neat pattern, not all wool, but very serviceable. Price $7.50 ENGLISH RUBBERIZED TWEED COAT Ivittde from g9d.q ytweed, wool,' o uatit all oat ' searns sewn ad cemeted, thoroughly rubber- ized.' Price $10:00 THE BALMAROON RAINCOAT Made from good quality 'tnglish tweed, single breasted, convertible collar, two large patch pockets, lined with fancy plaid material thoroughly Waterproof, while inning a snappy spring and fall overcoat. .Price $13.50 . • YOUTH'S SMART RAINCOAT Made from an olive paramatta cloth, close fitting collar, straps on sleeves, sizes 30 to 35. Price $5.00 We are showing all the New Styles lay- Treneh, Motor, Balmacan; etc. ThePAOrrish Clothino ,tt>;enti'ok i).'11'. ft. 'illihiegamph C o A Sqiilatre DOW &or 1!;veii'y•ifiatit The., Nov exix la 4.,M .140.4444.4. Mr. Thomas MYlcMilian was in town Good Friday. Miss Cornish, teacher, is ]Tone for the Easter holidays, • Miss Rathivetl, feather, is hone for the Easter holidays. Miss Marquis, teacher, is hone for the Easter vacation, • Mr. .L, . Layis, of Wingharit, was a Gond Friday visitor in town. Mr. and Mrs. T. Watts, of Stratford Were- Easter visitors in town. Miss McLeod, C. C. 1 teacher, spent the Easter holidays in Toronto. Miss Helen Rodaway, teacher, was horse for the Easter vacation. Mr. .Wasmau was calling on old friends in Mitchell, Good Friday, M1. Heppler, of the Royal Bank, spent the Eastertide at Stratford. Mr, Robt. Jones and daughter were • Seaforth visitors on Good Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cantelon spent Easter with their sons in Toronto, Miss Pearl 'Glazier, ofWingham, was an Easter visitor,at her Thome here. Miss L. Cihl?iugs; of Toronto, was an Easter visitor at the parental home. - Mr, 1', J. Libby, of Wingham, was an Easier visitor at the parental home. Mr, James Froward, of Welland, was renewing old acquaintances in town. Mrs. Johnson and Miss Isabell, of Goderich, were Easter visitors in town. - Miss Sinclair, C. C. I. teacher, spent the ,holidays at her home in Walker- ton. Miss Edna Levis, who is teaching at Toronto, is horse for the Easter vaca- tion. Miss Hannah Argent, • of Toronto, was a visitor with her mother for a few days. Rev. Medd was a visitor in town this week with his brother, Mr, J. G. Medd. Miss Grace Shepherd, of Ottawa, is spending the Faster holidays with her mother, Miss McDougall, C. C. 1, teacher, is al her home in 'e^.annington for the vacation. Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, of Glencoe was a visitor with his brother, Mr, J. A. Irwin. Dr. Will Holloway, of Peterboro, is visiting at the home of his Mintier, Mr A, 3, Holloway. Miss Hattie Courtice was the guest of her brother, Mr. Dean Cuurtice, at Hamilton over Easter. Miss Grace Walker, who is teaching at Brussels, is spending the Easter vacation at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. W, Mason and children returned Monday evening after spend- ing the week end with relatives in Exeter, Air. Alex, Cooper 'and Miss Evelyn, of Goderich, was the guest with his brother, 5, S. Cooper, at the Hotel Normandie, Mr. George Vanderburg, of Porter's Hill, Co. master of South Huron L, 0.L, made his official visit to Murphy Lodge, .;linton, last Friday night. Mr, and Mrs. Donald McDonald re'. turned last week from 'Toronto after spending the winter there with their daughter, Mrs. T. Mustard. Airs. - Tucker, of Toronto, held the meetings at the Salvation Arany OH Sun- � day. She is the mother of Lieut, M. Tucker, of the local S. A. force, Miss Retta Cook, of Toronto; was a visitor at the parental house. While in town Miss Cook sang a solo in Wesley Church on Sunday evening, • Pte, Percy Ililchen, who left here with the i(1st Battalion, and saw ser- vice in France, was Wounded and in- valided back to Canada, WAS renewing. old acquaintances stn town. Mr, T. W. Brock, one of the Field Secretaries • of the Public Resources 7 n of grit was -in tion n Committee, Qat t, w s n Monday and addressed the Council in the evening, Jams *14o jellies This is the Reason for them We all know 'IMneLareins Jelly Powder is the ,best, Have you tried Wagst'effs: and tlorate 'Jams, )n glass jars v ;, .. , . , , .. , 3 5 c Int 5 lb pails LA %Sc W . ITf° Kx, tit 1 THE 1 9'1t .r 6J ; R &) C 'Thou. 41 Mr. F. Qui for in Stratf Misses Mr visiting 1 , Tit Mrs. J. 0,e visitor at HaiI Mr..John Ai a week end vi W. Coa Way itt tows e' Mr, Jaines was in town Mr. Bert Monte for tP Mr, Erne was an: East, Mrs, W,-1 Sertfortli,, we Mr, Charlie vias alt Laste, Miss Grace Eastertide at t1 Mr, Cliff., Be Millbrook, is hot Mr. Beet Jolts at' Port Burwell, Hon. Mrs. Punters an and ,Novel spent t Blyth. Miss Violet Barg au Baster visitor wf town, Mr. Earl Livernro working at Stratfort Easter. Mrs. Woodhull, of guest of Mrs. Jai Eas Mter.iss Edna Wasi visiting her home holidays. Miss Helen :Mid ins in Toronto 1 holidays, Miss Dully Mei a visitor at the p' week end, Mr. T. Mustard :and s onto, were visitors in Brueefield. :Mr, Gordon McCartney, ',vas up for a lets days rene acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs, Nixon Welsh, onto, are holiday visitors in round Clinton, • A SPECIAL L AL OFFER to New Subscribers 1 will pay for The UNTIL, st Sill, Nil{ID CHANCE To get the Old Horne Paper that gives all the news of Clinton and District that's worth pnnting. • 'I<+'!ttrttt' Ill liG rei4titlat5, home for Miss Maida .Couper, . of _.Torun`. spent the Easter holidays with her par- ents, Mr, and ,Mrs. Geo. Cooper. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Lawson and bhild, of Windsor, were visitors with the latter's father, Mr, 'Thos, Judd,' Mr. Herbert Manning, of Brussels, was here over Sunday, the guest of his brother -in -lav, Mr. Eruest Rozell. Rev, J. A. Robinson i$ away .at M:trkdale, attending the funeral of his father -hr -law, the late William Lucas: 'Irs, Searle returned this week af- ter spending the winter in London and also visiting for a week at Exeter. Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Hovey were call- ! ed to Markdale owing to the death of Mrs. 1lovey's fattier, the late William "fits.. Will _Arkns and young son. ,Murray, of Toronto, are visiting the the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs, A. Cook, of town. Mr, and Mrs. Dunbar from the West and young sons, George and William, are visiting Mrs. Dunbar's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Burnett, Mrs, Forbes returned from her visit to Hamilton and will take up her resi- dence here, taking the house Mr, and Mrs, Pair are now residing in, when they stove, Rev. Dr, and Mrs, Stewart, of Tor- tiflto are ex next t week a ted here v . The doct,trs'Itas ordered. Dr. Stewart, tint of the city and they will visit here for a while. ISev, 3, E. llok'g Will oonduet icre communion services at Bayfield on iri-• day afternocilt arid like. service in the Crdderich Presbyterian church on the 1 evening of the saute day. Mrs, J, A, Robinson left. tin Monday Morning fon Markdale, 'owing to her illdther being seriously i11, and shortly. Lifter the train departed word came that Mr, Lucas was found,-deadin bed, 1 FRA1fvk ialYeFlAi1AtJ DEAD Winghant, April 3. --frank Buch an ' 1 Manufacturer of this town, cried yes- ' terday at his residence, after a short Hitless of pneumonia, Deceased was in ! )Ith ti8th year. lie Was born in Ise. , lined, and dine to Cati cla when very` hung, Ile eatue..16 Wtngiit,n ibont, e i di teem years ago, alta w nil-.Inte elle, 'MIL and door ntannfaeturing h tti,iessl vMa 0. Lloyd de Son. He wagLtanaem,, tbdr of the ifighitt4 tata1 ltbaed.^ • ,I;fo was also past grand eottnci1lor of "Affe royal 'rettrplars stn '1 spa +,mete`, Sutvilrirtg;�hesides his wife, are three, 'hens and #WP daughters. tit ins '4 0 ` Wti'+/ili'4e'd 1$111 •. ta. ,{ United States army has already 'enlisted And seleictcd 111139,500 men, A troleunt 'i♦ staling prices, letter was fyled, On motion of h and Miller the following That the clerk reply to the Alliance Committee and assure our co-operation in having the i)ay act properly enforced. The question of production was brought up and after a reading of the Ontario Act regarding lots,. etc„ :old discussion by various councillors, the following motions were presented:— By Cnitncillors Wilts, and Miller :— That the Mayor be asked to call a meeting of 'citizens on Friday evening to call a meeting. next at 8 p. 01, Means to aid in the- On motion of Co work of greater productions. Carried, miff Miller:—That the s By Councillors Cooper and Mcliwtut 1 be instructed to erect the s of. t to t o von, statin That a• bylaw be prepared In ass° mattes speed cit which ay i' dation with the recent legislation giv- going through1 the municipauitie, Ing speciA pi,wers to Council to take Council then adjourned. aver varutt lots, otc. Carried.• Mr, A. T. Cooper, chairman of the i Bylaws Comittee, brought in the Pot_ t q, s lowing ehangce.itt regards to Billiards I ��� and Poolr000ts:—and On notion of litre. tti 'Councillor's Couper and"Shepherd, the OStg following were piitced before the crus-���flg. fell f,ir distussionr-•" iN That the following be. substituted for cause 9—that it shill he the duty of, every person receiving such license, not to rise, 'or to alloys, other to 'use, 1 WOU{<)DED 0 anyprofane tan ua a ...and to is; I' d a loa 1 g .g \ , and effectually prevent all persons under ..the age of 21 from ..entcrin.g, visiting• or 'frequenting the Millard ronin so licensed or from, playing there in Sap Huller]'Clinton, (lost on ;yeas and nays.).Pte, W I 'Forest, Varna. 'Phot• the frilloWitih cllttsebe added Pte. W. Grey, Goderich. :-125 That ng person shrill be 'em- ployed to. assist arotir(d these licensed premises; who is not 1 8 years of age or over (lost on yeas and Itstys.) . 12b--"I'itat a summary of regulations contained 'in tieiises 9 and 10'be sup- plied by the Council in printed forst and that these shall be zlisplayed in 'pro: minent places in such licensed premises (adopted.) , . THE STREET-t:OMNIIT TEE ably. The ehatrmatiof the Co'innnttee of In addition i.o his other wotnttis Ire: tie ls, R: J, Miller and Reavr Ford, has a fractured knee cap, It the next moved the adoption of the followittg.gbed to Lleitt. titin is an ottcer who retort;— had his fobt blown Off by the same shell. 14e would reenuniieiid that Lite t�rihi`I that 'Shiflett 'tlte . Strafford officer. street be cleaned as soon as possible; Thank bpd. that l escaped so welt"' and that t portion of Matilda and Walk- said Lieut Clufl'. er Streets be ;grade]]; a part of ;feiltn st, The many friends of the young offi- between Shipley acrd, North..streets and. cel in Clinton will be glad to •hear of that the drag be esed ori Some :of the his progress, side streets its soon 'as dry enough; Gignning:out°.of pbsttucfiion,ill {tortintt Birith>n, (yl'allia*os & Jath of ;drain heading ',Colt of.<Rattenbu y, en and o icn to effect Council]( meeting of 11 coal Neighing a Pte. W.0.' Malaught, Moncriefi. Pte. A. 0. Pope, Brussels. • ILL LIEUT. CLUFF RECOVERING Airs. W. T. C1tt)f, of Straltdnd, has, received A letter front her sou, Lieut. Howard Cluff, the first he Inas written, since.-•1te was wounded, Ile states he Is receiving very 'good treatment in the •hospital -anti is progressing; favor - gat den, Pilling, up 'of Whet tank oft Miry, street rlrc'vidtn 'of 5-ineh'tile Births frrr th rdadWtys Of ]taller, 11,Rorke, ui I(t,iik)`E—In MooseJaw, Saskan° 0. Iltasfdnias 3:.'Bratut;=a'isa,8;5 4'4aO411 clieken,'itisrch 14th to Mr. and Mts. for W, Stephen s to complete drain ,tenon 1vleKettzie, (formerly of tiero detakiio; flubs grate°'(ocated on William tarot,) a son. street That our clerk be instructed Marriages to order 5,500 gallons of larva to he 1 BTZ McGREGOR .- At the Ivi77rrp,. L;rutFFflYeld, by the liet', N. D.. jet lair s)t, t.Szabetit, daughter of Mr. 14.00 Mil!. egnr, Stanley, to William Dreg, of Tuckersntltli, dlirvered ss soon as required for use, valid 13114r/tie Street: t'otnnuittt'e'liave>35 dt 0• !pails of suitable, 'saaicl proyldetl for same, Wnnid re.couutiend that Irian and teams receive 45 cents per hour 'for ttsw' Work. Deaths kly{FA4 Wo. 9, VU t'M'V 'Wer,MrissSd lo' I BA.I:,-- In 13uilett 'f'trwnshi.p, on collect certain rates, iv meet county, Mnril ist, Thomas Pear, aged) town, selfnttl and debenture rates for!!! 9' 11 mouths.