Clinton New Era, 1908-02-27, Page 6at.
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TEES CLINTON 101W MIA
•
fieeknIMEN ,
t Oen Oa
Carter's
Little Livor
!Suit Beat **mature ef
5.e.Per.Slinita Wrepear Ete!e%
Vora emelt era as fAsy
• ltelake,:eemegoe
FOR MUCK ,
FOR 0111INESO.
FOO BWOUONES14
OR nano LIVER..
FOR COOSTIP.ATION
FORSALLOWSKIX. .
• YogoolortlxiON,
ants ,1304=4=.1=Ttnit.„,;„,
cURE.f,LOK
The Stone
firepiace.
, By - TEXIME flAIMY.
Cony:4100d, took by Ziemer Sprague.
As, far as the eye could see stretched.
the 11Mitless expanse of snow, • Miss
It'rtiZier, 'paving *from windOW to. win-
d** of her little eottage, .felt Insprie-
oned • '. • • '
"Ole. Ruins+ cats nosey eat," she Staid
to the ent curled. np on the window
Peet "I shell .die of loneliness."
The -mit „gave sleepy . attention, and
Omelet' shook her "gentlY.: "Of
conree you. 49131 care," she Said,. "Imt
• who.could have believed that now and
• eold weather weeld bave coMe so ear.
4'1 And all• the other eettagere, have
gone . back to toWn. lint I 'can't, MY
rent la paid for six Mouths, an [cant
afford to lose it" ,,' „ • •
011ei more she begins her excited
walk across the . floor. while the cat.
went to sleep, end cleadly quiet reign- •
ed. At last Miss Frasier could stand R
no longer. • She ' put on her hat and
• coat awl apair •of rubbers, Pausing
r-"-eAst' es",!"774.44:::"..csashoid as she went out, she
: addresSed, the, cat theatr teeny. ..,, . - . • ,,,
"Sleep 'On;" she saki. "1 gti, to seek
my fortune." And shes_doendered
through the Sowto the gate.
The reed, deep with drifts,offered
new discouragenients. Miss Frazier's'
/Ong skirts: dragged and grew' heitTY•
and . et last she steppeand aohbed
ititted,.'"I eau't go our • .
. Kelp caane in the pergon of ti, little
Man in high beets, :who.appeared trem .
.the other side of the drift. • .• ..
. "Got stuck, did ye?" 'he asked cheer.
ity. "Well, you oughf ter stayed at
home.. 'Tafel weather fer Winitnin to
l*
eaarsst"'
FritZler' leaked' • at him. hallg"1:t.ls.
ly, In her code there was no. Plikai for -
bed grammar, and besides, as; a :014n•
titer of spirit; lite. reproof grated on her.
,..."Woniee can't 'stay in and die of
loneliness," she ;told lilin stiffly.
The little Man looked at her :with .
sympathetic.- 'grity - eyes. "Lonesome,
.was ye?" he said.' "Well, now, 'that's
• too bad." .. - • ' • • . . • ..
Ms SytepathY warraeci the cockles:of •
.Mise 'Frazier's • heart. It was io long
,
sine any one had cared. The last of
., her family; she had taught school in ae
big cit./until-in health had forced her
to resign. 'Then she had rented the 'lit.
tle eottege et, the unfashionable resort
• and had prepared to Ave there Poi 0.7c
months,. hoping . for the. benefite • of
%fresh air ded: a .free lifeThere had'
been' other cettagers near, but the
had their- own Interests,: so- that 'even
Mer--menths---Misse-Fratler
had been lonely, and now that snoW,
had come her situation seemed, enhear.,
able. - • . ' , .." • • .
• •
There were t rs an beg eye's. as she
stoothere, to lorn and, cold in the'
drift, and the ittle :Man said again; .:
, d.
Well, now, that's too bad. You'd bet
ter gat MMthe, house. . TIMM ketch
iced." '• • ...
• "I With 'the hoese,"...said ' Miss: Frasier
flercele. ."There Isn't a soul .there but •
the:ptissy.:cat," • .! .. • • : ' . - .
."I live up at the farm," beat:domed-
her.' "I'M the new Manager, and there '
ain't nobody there but 'a lot of Men
and a. colored , woman to Cook for . us.
There's at. .g6od . deal Of ,,work,.. you
know." ,' . • ..,. • .. .. ' • :.
.• . Mise Frazier didn't know but She
i
'found . herself listening: eagerly to his
. •• talk of GeehiseY :Cattle ' and of 'blue
ribbon* horses, with alr'"the reit of • the
homely farm detaile.
Tile - little man helped her ' tili. the
'path and lamfed her on hee 'oren'door.
:step • Safely. , In spite of thelilting aIr
he jerked -his cap' off as he bade her.-
,goodby..- s • . ' ., . . ..,
"Come . in;" She:urged." "Oh, please
*lie ins I don't tialuk 1 can stand it
toface the-puesy cat all eictee". ' ' • .
•His kindly bine eyes-smiled:at her
'I'd 'like . to cense' he said ."Tain't
very soCiable up at the -farm." • ' • •
. The.little mem 'Wins cheerless enough.
• Miss Frazier's ginger jars arid -Mese. ,
an hateshadsbeensartistieseurnmitsac,
ceesories, but in the gray liglit 'oethis
snowy day" they •merely served to erne
Phasige the bleakness. In the stone
fireplace was a !sena, • of . goldenrod
gone to seed. The only ' Warmth came
•feebly from it, rickety stove -in the
summer kitehen.: • • . . , •
,. .
"Whe ain't' yougot ar ere in the fire.
. place?' the little man 'demanded as. he
yed- the .Cavernous struCture. • . '
' ' "I haven't any weed". shivered .Mise
Frazier.; ."I-1. couldn't get any." •
Perbaps he .read Insher hesitation ,a, •
confession a poeertY, but he. did, not ,
lialt an, More qtfestiona
"I'll be: back in a mitaute,'". be said
Presently and Went out, Mid when he
retutned he was been* Atlasalikenit.
der the weightof it. great log .that had
litinfOi -days by the roadside:•
"There," he said as he deposited it
in the fireplace, -"If yon will take out
-them wildfleivere well Wive a fire."
Miss Frazier obeyed meekly.
'TOW strohg you are ishe'breathed.
. "Oh, latv, .yeti," .said the little man:
"I kin lift Most anything" • . '
Ke made 'leveret trips after that,
findIngenough dry wood in the 'shed te
start the fire, and scion it was rearing'
gloriously. .
The black cat canie and envied. Up
on the heerths looking .at the atenee
With flithomieSe eyes. ' : . •• .•
' "Oh, Ira IeVely, lovely!" Paid 'Mists
Illaraler. "It is like something alive"
• "/ alinti did like, a fire," seid the lit.
tie Man. "I Nine from down south,
and We don't titbits miuth a stovea
there. Net fer WM* "me:labia Yolree
'rot to, $eo the tlarnee tot be real friehd.
. lye),
'I Sin' gollig to maim you a etm of,
tea.° Malt IW'razier ettid fluttering/Se .
4 — ' Sant the Pox..
' '."1-'1'1Partners are chosen and stand in
at lines, partners opposite, ' The for,
•let the bead, 'starts and runs down the
Me and back, *pursued by his partner,
hunter. He can .pass through the
line, in and out, but the hunter must
foIlow him. When caught the ceuple
,k� their places at foot of the line.
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PLAIN TAL11.FRO111 THE DOCTOR
, .
• —....,-
A preidnent Physician, famous for
his Bodeen, in'the 'treatment of kid-
ney and bladder trOubies,:itated that •
to the folloviing preseriptwii is due a
greet deal Obis enceelie : • •' - - •
• One' ounce fluid "extract dande-
lions
• One (*Ince coMprdlen suntan°, i
,,
Four ounces compound.- ayrup•.
, sarsaparilla. - . ' •
Mix and take a teaspoonful after -
meatsand at bedtime, , drinking
plenty of water. . '• . ‘. .., •
. This rnixtde will, lie say's, peeli' '
tively cure any dissases arising from
weak, clogged Or inactive kidneys, .,
and will, deist these.. organs to.
I,clianse-Ite-Oloodof-titerpoitiOnoti
waste matter and adds, which ,if
allowed to remain, cense lumbago, '
lathe back, rheumatism and sciatica, "
ancl at the sante timo. will restore the .
ikidneys to healthy norinal action.
The ingredients, which are purely
• vegetable arid entirely harmless elm
: be procured from ariy good drUggist' t•
. and mixed ea home at very littie cost,. ••,e,
•14 Tit - advice wilt Undoubtedly he 0
7:: inne1( appreciated les teeny reader,'. :
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MADE, FOR SERVICE •
.‘ IN THE ItOUGHEsT WEATHER
Atill'OUMh.‘NTEED ABSOLUTELY
tit.'"*"' \WATERPROOF ,
:v.fivozv •
. AsHBRov
\ POMMEL
SLICKERS ,
This trade mark
• . arid the word
TOWER on the '•
buttons distin•
quish this Mgh
grade slicker from
Ths3int as goo(
brands
as,...eseeseieezataaa ea!
Synopsis of Canadian
• Nor! h -1Ve$t •
gOMESTBAD REGULATIONS
Any even numbered seetion of Dominion
Lands in Manitobs, Sagkatcheweri And Al...
• bats cepting S and 26, not reservell,thay
be homesteaded by any person • who le the
sole head of a family, 0 any male over 18',
years of age, to the extent of one quarter
adotion of 160 acres, more or less •
• Application for entry must he made in
person by the applicant, at' a 'Domittion
Lende Agency or Subetganey for the dia.
friwrapori
kti
'7. PERIECT10
Cqe, raitPS
-
.44(772.0Wir
PERFUTION
' egiciP5
5 or $00
or
5,000"
they ire
alike.
„ Each biscuit
as light as` if I
Made by fairy
Baked 'to a
geld= russet
•"brawn.
So fresh,
and miaps and
teinpting, that
lust opening the
hex is teasing
the appetite.
And yOn
find a new
delight in every
• one you eat.
. Von get perfectiee
when you get •
Mooney's
Perfection
rf
,
'Sodas -
in on a dabsty tray, arinked by half a
lit I(
•
and 'when It Was Wady she broug
dozen stale crackers. -"T. wish I - had
something nicer to offer," slits .said
,"but•it le eo hare to get things." '
. The little Man sinned, and as he took
in the details of the poor room: some •
hilOwletige ef -herplight. seemed to
coeiniveh. tteohim, 'nil he t.ontitl. ,i,„ e way to
il.
;qtbe yOu (16113 :knew what geed
tillage you kin•-tooli" ever, it emplace,"
he said. eagerly. . .•.
"1 uever °heard of such a thing," she
said. .: "What could 1 coek?" -.
"Well, 13runsWick stew is fine. It's
got- squirrels sled earn and .onlots. and
'tomatoes. You jus' let .nre she* you" -
"But I can't get those- thiegess liter
'face flatted. • •••• •
. "Of i course. you -Can'a, ' Tiet: alto be
-
,expected that . a W1oman kin kill .:it,
scmirrel.. But,' PM gran! henthe ,to-
morrow, and I'll being the .things"-' • '
Ile lett her:later, and when he had
gone alisa e•azier steed for' n lOttg
time looking into the glewing,. coals.
VOle ptissy cat, (Masi .cae" .She •Seid
when at last the two of there ' were :
ceded ,up for, the :night,. "he (pee
dreadful grambiar; bait he Is the kind
est men I hare ever known" . ''.• .
-The i t e man- :came; eex •eY '
•• mid Made the stew, and 'all that, after'
noon the savory food simmered and
bubbled' ited the black' cat watched it
with eager eyes. Slis.s" Frazier' id her
best bine 'Own Set the table' for two,
• flitting front • ooeroom to the other
• With all thegayety of a 'yOung girl. •
. The little indn'e table manners Droved .
...to be Much better than: hia•• granimae,
and:it. was at tlie endof the feaStthat
Iso tole alisa Friialer the -story of lale
: life, and as he talked bis hostess
• weighed HS dignity, ,• hie manlineis,
against his defects and ''fouud gri-trai..'
. Mar iosing its relative iroportanca• .
'
He came' often ,erier tat, •. and 'the
Week eat learnee te-li7O-i* lits••footstep
•and to . meet "him at the .eoor and to
curl upon 'ids knee as nO sat in front
of the fireplace whiles -the two. geed --
f deeds' blisked. a\vil-chalted in the geld.
en, glow. • • • • ' • .
And then eadie the beginning •of the.
. newq muter ited with 'It 11-liss.Frazier's
.. • .
reniittaece.
.i'4.ed next week .1- must 'gce". 'she olti-
.
the little itanswben he catte thateven
snot in which the land as situate. Retry
by proxy may, however, be anode et an
Agency on certain conditions • by the
father, mother, son, daughter, bretlier or
sheer of an intending homesteader. •
,The hotneeteeder Is reqttired to perform,
• the haiiiefailarldatiota under one ef• tbe fol.;
owing plans:
(1) At least six 'teethe' reeldence• upon
and oaltiVation of the hold in each yaw for
ahree years. •
ta) A homeetteider teal, if he So deairea,
• perforni the required residence defies' by
Ifitieg on hireling land owned. solely by
him, not less than 80 iteres in eXtent, in
the vicieity of his homestead, aoint own.
ership in teed will net meet this require.
raent. •
„ (6) If the fribther (or mother; if the father
is deteaeori) of the horaeoteader has per
residence on hurtling land owned
solcly hy him, not less than eightY (80)
. aline ire extent, in the vicinity et tha
• hemestead, or upon a honiestese entered
s for by Ulm in the vicar ity, retch homeateed.
• . or linty perform his owe residence duties
by Hiring with thelstitet or Mother, ,
(4) The tents ",,vicinity" in the two pre-
. ceding peragrapbs is defined As Meaning
net biers than nine miles in a surdas ens, ,
setelusive Of the width of road alloweeees
taretated in the measurement,
•.(5) A Homesteader intending to perfcstrii
his residentedetiets indrieorclitime with the
above ,while living With permits Or on
• farming lead twined by himself, bitUlt net.
ity,the Agent Or the dioutot of such inten.
• Six nienths' betide in writing Intlat be
givento the commissioner of Dowieion
*eh at Ottawa, Of intention -Apply for
etreit.
W. W. oonv,„
inCkty o theld taster of tho Interior,
741,6.--thnittioriged.pOlitgiiion of thill
,iNettkitideflf Wilt not be paffl for, •
e • •
KELPION
tObINIC
.000 soteolet or bum, elate illissmatfirnir *reit*,
Bruleds *all large glands, applied by **Wag, at all
Drug Storm, 250,
„ito lostkeant het calmly. . • . • „
. "ton ain't goia',"•he-eiticl: .' •
&INS 'Frazier, tb1Uihg,at his master-
Oileesi; asked faintly; "Why not?"
"Because I ean't glt atoms without
yoti," said leItint oin'-ts- &Mabel." :
"new dill -yea -knew tnY first name?"
afiss Frazier demanded.
kegrea in one.sersyoussbeoks;"_he .
• said, "and iron mighty pretty name."
Then ; he reached out and Mt* , her
hands les his. ',. "You're 'such a lonely
little...;things" he sale, "and I- jets' ean't
live without you.' -f think- WS.'settle'
stromul this hearthstone that gave Me
the feelinl that I 'wanted to marry you..
And you'll never* want for nothin'; hon.
ey, n.at so long as I kin give It." •. •
With& little impulsive movenients_she
slipped on tier. knees . beside liis chat
and hid her -face against the vough-.
ness of his coat • ',rye been so lonely
all My life," she sobbed. •
• "There, there%. honey," he Whispered,
with his kindly band agabist her
Cheek, "Yon ain't goin'.to be lonesoine
any Wore." AO with that vista et
test, and peace and hippinees Poisr,
tired' Miss -Frazer Was, content, •
SUFFERING WOMEN
who tied life a burden, cart hive health asai
strength restored by theme of
Milburn's
Heart and Nerve
• 11 es
'rho' present generation 04 *demi arid air
have more Oita their share of misery Whit
some a is nervousnehe and palpitationt with
otherOrealcp disitir,$ua falsities spas. while with
ethers there is a general collages of the edam.
• "Atillemea Bart and kterve I'M tone up She
nerves. strengthen the heert and make it beat
eirong and regular, create new red bleed tee.
euseles, and /moot that s4ale of buoys:may o•
the spirits that is tho mutt a renewed weed
• and Physlosa vier.
lira. D. IX Donoeinte, Orlehe Om.. *Ana
«yor owe a year / we ttoubled wish ellefelli*
11008' end haat trouble I decided to ateretill-
hunee ileatt and Nerve Pille e tiisL sad eat.
wag fire beset 1 keedlitaistomplatell
I always raeo4ltraetd theter trleuele
f)rke 50 eiele per be*or
all dealers or The T, Whim 01.0.4
TOOXIE,0 Oni
unior
HIS KTIMATUM. •
A Risky Thing to Do, but the Man
Wes Desperate, '
• Atter Crumpet had. seen bis wife oft
on the train he returned to hie quiet
house, *seal the ‘door and gazed
around at the rows of inviting bola,
at the tablq of smoking materials, at
the grate fire ready to light, and his
eyes glistened with 30Y. ,•,• -
"Old'man," he exelehned to himself,
"what a time you'll have! Wife WO
.at lest, and, VW there will be timeto
do all those little 'things yelere wanted.
to de for so long -to read, to loaf, to
think and invite One's .
At this moment the telephone rang.
It was Crumpet's neighbor; Auger,
aseuo? crumpet, this you?. Says
I've just learn* your wife has goon
away.' Why didn't you let US klier,
Of course you mustn't stay alone.
Come right over and take dinner with -
us," . •
Ortunpet's heart sank, but he was
,equal to the, eMergelleY- ,
."Can't come tonight, •• Q14 _PliaPa
,thank, Vie. I've got an engagement"
Well, ;tomorrow .
"Sorry, but"--
• "The'next night." • •
"Teri guess se. I'll let you
know." •
• "We shall surely expect yeti."
"Thanks:" ,
Ciumpet, heaving a sigh, et rellet
that at least be had that evening to
himself, once more seek hack in his
chair, ,,, • •
• But not for tong; Telephone *Owe
more, This time it was Carter.'
"This you., Crumpet? Why didn't
you tell me your wife 'was away.?
Well, never mind, ' You mustn't be
alone. Shall expect you to take dinner
with us every night -Come right over -
What! Net tonight? Ton3orrew? Nol
Well, make It Thursday... All -right
Good! -Know haw it is myself."
Crumpet welted: to hear no more.
Re picked on his het and Coat, dashed
out of the• door and made his way to
the nearest stenographer's.
• "El'eFe!" lie wed. "I'll give 'you a list
...Of_addreases, Take this.letter audnend
it to every one at once. 1 may lose,
every friend I have In the. world," hay
:muttered, "but I lcan't lieln.it"
' The :letterhd- dietalted was as -fel
lows"' ' • • '
• t`To friends ;• and Neighbors -For the'
•first thne in years my. good wife. has
gond away'. on a visit and lett me -
alone. Contrary to all expectations, I
am enjoying myself. ,Tye looked for.
ward to -being alone for weeks;--I-lo
to be alone. I may be peculiar,I may
ben crank, but if yeu have any regard'
Lor Inc don't deli .inc out to dkuuer...
. Don't suggest that at this critical. time
t leave.my honie, for I wouldn't do it
unless tee imuse binned clown.
slincerelY and • Orally, :'•A; •
Crumpet."-;audge. • '
•
. • Plitmortlne.ri 1'01'01 to retire.
• "American tarmers by ,thousands
have flocked - ars s the 'LlirtesaYs a
writer from Calgary -,driving, the
ranchers before 'them. Until the large
ranpli is now practically extinct in
'Western Cenada, -but - a few ;small"
ranchers still art's ineated, on the foot-
hills of the Rockies, where the farm-
ing invasion nits not yet reached. ',eat
yea' We're:Mach= cattle exported .put
$12000,000. into, the:, 'pockets of the
cowmen, but the &semen .have, to get
'mit :of the Wey of the wheat elevators
arid the binders. ,•:". •
.A eowlsoy rides 'away on the "round-
up" aed returns thn weeks later to
up.d 3 brand new tewei „with popcorn
roasters on: the streets and"HIS 'Ma-
jesty's 'postoface .where he.. had ,left
• the 'bare • range; It is -swift work.
'rhe ri along conies the -railway and the
:"town" ,gets on the map and there is
A ne* `city of thts plains," with a
population of several huncleed. . As
soon as spring' opens up the American
farmers will rush northward. to 'secure
-lands for the harvest of 1907 Proved
that Canada cart raise No,. I. wheat
:when all other *heat raising tend-
teriessimestailed. _ - '
• Already a few "Atite-ridans jiiiie-lielie=
menced the, trek of '1908 and emigra-
tion authoritiee 'claim that during the ,
present year the number of Americans
settling inedema Canada, will
(.4
eclipse. all evioue record's. The
buildie„..0 o the Grand Trunk Paella
, and the branches of the Canadian
Northern, Cimadian Pacific, and Great
Northern railroads will open im vast .
•tracks °team:dry hitherto unavailable
for settleinept °Wing to their great
-
distance from railroad facilities, and
there is room for millions when it la
taken into consideration that less than
one quarter of the available land in
Western Canada has been taken up
and less , than one-tenth - Pet under.
cultivation, "
The fore'gn element in Western
Canada Is being gradually replaced by
Britishere and Americans, but here
and there may be found a settlement
of Doukhobors, Galielanae Icelanders,
Swedes, Poles, Or some other of the
Slav races,
MILBURN 8
LAXANILIVER
PILLS
fga U Pro .111s4 us* 1g5
regulator of ths protoro.
They minify unlock Slo. iseseticari.
&Way effeteand We nositer Isms tlie.
efitee., and gbre tOne end sUby* the
Whole. intestileal track, elutes 0c
tion, wok Iteedanbe, Bilkiss, Dm"-
rds, Costed Tongue, And lirestk. 40*
goartbirs, and Water lin* Id*
15. Ogden, Woodstesk XX, wilton
4lift hashaid and, rayeelf haw. 'used MS.,
loursee Lase-lAver Pilh fur * number of
rpm We think we muse de it**
*era. they are the only pan* wa eV*
Pries 25 mita or eve bottles. 'fir .$1.20,
it all dealers or direct on receipt of prise
The Z =hare 00,1 Limited, TOO** •
OM.
• ivronea of Plower:4,-
• Some of the familiar names given to
flowers and plants, are very Old. TOM
the sentimental ,naMes first, snob as'
, .
10Ve 114 a miet, love in a Ptiff and Love
Iles bleeding. Then thereje Virgin's
cloak, ladies' bed straw, Beencing
Bet, weeping widow, mourning bride,
Black Dyed susiks, old anaid'S
Venue' fly trap, ladrs slipper, ladra'
• smock and LOle so prettY,. •
Of a Scriptural nature, we have Sol.
omen's seal; Jacob's ladder, Aaron's
• rod, , St. JOhn's Wort, Hely Ghost
plant, cross of Jerusalem, •Palma
Christi and JQVS tears, Then we have
the familiar johtiny-iump-iip,
• the-pulnit, Good Henry, ragged sailor,
• the old Wan ..ingreen 'and the old,
man's beard.•
, • •
• ,
1
New Telephone
Directory,
The Bell Telephone Co.,
Or 0411A1).8.
is about to publish a new leans 0 the
Official Telephone
Directory
for the District a westPrn. Ontario,
•- Including the Town of 01114014
• Changes c.if Arne napless changes of
street addressee, or orders tor daipli.
catis addresses should be banded
AT ME to
Mrs. e, Rambla*:
• Local 13danager.
Grain as a WeIght,
• The name "grain" as a weight origi-
nated in a curious way. The old Eng.'
Ash pound wasequivalent to "the'
weight•oil,S80 graIns-of wheat,' taken
from the middle of • the ear," Thie
.-gives 480 to each of the sixteen ounces
of which the pound was composed.
Although the standard is now entire!,
_different, the fact that ,there gre still
480 grates to the ounce 'troy and the.
ouncesapothecary's weight carries us
• back to the time of the conquest and
shows us how the _name graln-Orige
nate& , •
,
.4A
illinard'e Liniment Cares Diiite • „
• 4. • f
•
Orippe is sweeping the :,country;
Stop it with preventies, before it gets
deeply seated. To check early colds
with these little Candy Cold" Pure
bletst-i'sasaeely -sensible-a
Preventics contain .to .quinnine,. no
• laxitive, nothing harsh or sickening.
Pneumonia, would never appear, it
early eoltIS Were• .proroptly broken;
Also good for feverish children. 'Large
box 48 tablets, 254.' • Vest pocket boxes
5 cents. Se d by • W S •It Holmes,
NTA.licOonhell. ' •
• Haste Makes Waste.' '
•Ono day Tom's Mamma, Illfrs.,Murry,
Said. "Tornl"--she was alt a -flurry -
"Tye no eggs for the cake, .
That for tea I -must bake. .• , .
To the grocer's for softie quickly scurry.?
Tom •played, for., four hours 'with WM
• Curry • • • •
Ana be thought of the eggs or mos worry;
Then for home with them dashed,
Fell, and as the eggs smashed
Bald, "That's what you get when iron
• -Washington Pod.
$eaticss. '
• An Might* hostes4wag entertaining
aboot 800 people 'ilea reception and
• bed provided wily about seventy -dye
Seats. In despair she Said to a coin.
patriot: "Oh, 1 mitt so distreSeedi Not
three-fourths of these people can sit
down!" • '
"Zees my soul, wedeln!" be ex -
Claimed, "What's the Matter With
them?'
. The Martial Spirit. '
"When you go into mane sot the
Inman analyst, "do yowled your heart
surge with hostility toward, the foo
anything like that?"
sinsWered the military at -
"In time o*sit we feel even
are rostaittni toward the tee *haft
feet toward our rival tuillochtto
ihno of peace."
ttody tn otowsoloni.
iritnany, heW largo a piece 0 oak.
'do yen wont?'
"t went*, big piece, fret deal glom*
tto hutch, thot VII hit* to Ahrido
itilkoloter.* r
•
A -LATTLE Qozs
A LONG WAY ')
o. Yo•ii BO -predate the eel:met/1y ol
rincour s
'• Solid
iaci- of Beet?
Dom" that it Makes meats test -
les yott to 1.180 "Leftovers"-
oups and satwes-and tea -
aa yott need for, a cup .Of
f tea ;
Do yoak
ier-ens.b
improves 2
Eipoonfui is
.delioious be
•• • Our new opoi book, "Ply ?:
rayntite Itecipcs," tells liew s
to uso Areeiur's Extract of
• Beef the right
• -way. Sent free 3
receiet of 1
:motel cep
: 'from a jar of
.this extract,
• saw In, &intim by 1;
CI ARMOUR
• LIMITED
Reductions in
Wall Paper.
We are offering Bargains in.
Wall _paper. All stock .reduc-
ea in price,' and borders same
price per roll as wall and ceil-
ing. • La.r,ge,'Stock,froin which'
We trim all l'eper FREE and do
all kinds of Painting and
Decorating.
Window Shades, RoomMould-
ing,. ready -mixed, • Paint, Var-
nish, stains and Floor Finishes
kept in stock, also Floor Oils.
• T. SMITH
Isaac St. •
Next door to Morrish & Crooks.
WALL, :PAPERS
ata AT eOST
"
•1 am agent or t e Consum-
ers' Wall Paper Co„ Windsor,
and am offering these goods
i •
ile mipply o ur cdstomers withthe
best Confectionery i s our, aka oak
neither pains nor expense are isat-'
to secure the desired result. 'e .,
1104 quality is distinctly • the inlet We
cais assure our customers that, fie
hp:::the line of Weed and Oakes. We
We W. NIMENS.
ea: pwaryicie3 , at hleay:011.7.=„1:::_,..... ,i4siss *att.
sakes, once tried you will hay* ne
money Value toOeurable. Our Bakery
department is always up.tp•date m
prioe-the lowest.
choose from.
other, one quality - the best, One
Phone 42 ellinton
Clone in and try our broad, sod
The Myers!
in.qgieMethod
, „......._ ,
Ida G. Holmes, N Teacher.
The Myers' Music Method, for begin •
nes% provides a. thorougt preplyalkwy
course in the rudiments of music. MO
lessons are conducted on Kinder
modele, and include praetical o
teaching, malting the study pteaftelat
and interesting. • •
• Private lemons also given, and impala
prepared for the Conservatory Junior imun
• JAS.R. POND
-DE IN
,
flour and Peed
• AGENT FOR , •
Massey/Harris
Machinery.
JAS. ,;• A. FORD, -
seed Merchant.- - eLiorrbro.
at cost,. in order -T -to -introduce
them. . The patterns are new,
and no old 'stock. I will hang
them at toc a roll, from now
to the lst of April,
all-Land---Gelling_kapel
Border* 411 at same price.
. GEO. POTTS
' , .
made, and the prices are rea-
ne
tos.
Our Photos are the most, life-
like ',And artistic that can be
. Perrin, To Partners
Trade or sell your Barley and Oats for
Corn and save 25%, We give 112lbs Corn
for DV lbs of either Barley or Oats ; be,
sides Corn le best feed. Maleters want
Batley now, while the cad weather lasts,
.It looks to be a good time to sell grain as
Arguable has bad a big crop whion is just
coming on tee roarket. Prices oan , °esti y
elip off, WG ,PERR1N. .
Girls VVantecl...
We are in4alling a number.
: of machines and must increase
our stair. We require a number
of smart gkls at good wages.' Be-
ginners taught free„ of charge and
paid wages while learning% Iliac..
tory is comfortable and work
pleasant,
Apply. personalty, if ,passilale.
1
t.
Clinton Knitting :C0
Aonable for this class of work
J. ROBERTS, •
Photo ArtiAt, clinton
Seeley '45z. West.
• : .Avo •-•
ACEINE ..REPAIRERS
Suhseriliers having iOrnalmf:a.partner!
hip. are carryinon busines's in Seeley's
ohl !stand, Rattennury si., where-
th-y are prepaxed to give prompt wer.
'acteal attention tO anything in theit line.- -
Satisfaction Guaranteed. •
,
- Seeley & West
packsmith's, .Clinon%
•
I
Stop that tickling cough! Dr Shoop's
Ceugh Cure willsurelystop it, . and
with peri
perfect safety. la, s so theroegh_
. ly harmless, . that T)r Shoop tells
mothers td use nothing else even With
very young babies, The Wholeyenne,
green leaves and tender stems of a .
lung healing mountainous shrub fuh-
niSli th,e ceratiee properties to De.
Shoop's Cough Cere. It, calms th
cough, arid heals the aensitivo-hioni
fend membranes. No opmen .00 oilier.
°form, nothing harsh used to injure
-or suppress, Demand Dr Shoop's "
-Take ne obh0. Sold by WL R Helmes.
W A McConnell,
•
orne mg New
•
o
diesimishisisigsmiNow tlle Tizimgaimmiser aplaee ,yeur
Heineman Piano. '
NEW WIRE PENCE
beforethe odvance n wird. All •
cloileci Spring Wire 'need. •
Agent Canadian Vence be.;
Iltrank.W. Evans
Also agent for thei Celebrated
. •
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, •
he Clinlon Ne I3ra
,
JOB DEPARTIVIE:kaT
.keeps', in touch with* every hing that's
newL—not.otqy in style of type, but • t °graphical
arrangement. .
tit,,=441Z,*• ' •
If you are particular about your Sta ionery, or
any other printed matter yourequire, oend your
copy to this dace, where the work 'wilt he done
, by jaartieulai 'artists.
Satisfaction.Gtirdivin
eed.
ITBSCRIDE FOR
The New Era
•
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