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CLINTON NEW ERA
CLINTON. ONT., L' L Y , 1910.
SANCTUM 111IISINGS
Men o�
he Hour
TAKE an occasional holiday.
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PROVINCIAL eleceions will take place
in Manitoba on Monday, July llth.
♦Ne
TILLSONBURO has no arc electric
lamps on its streets, The lighting is,
all done by incandescent lamps and is
well done.
•AN
HON. EDWARD BLAKE is in a pre-
caribus condition of health. Paralysis
is the cause with slight prospects of
improvement. His home is in Toronto,
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WHILE you are fanning yourself
toke a glance at the address label on
your paper. Some of them keep us
frozen up. If you are in arrears
please lend us a "thaw."
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A man in Wentworth Co. entered
action against the Co. to compell
them to build a House of Refuge. The
Co. Councillors who vote against
such a benevolent institution should
be sent to Hamilton Lunatic Asylum,
until reason was restored, even it it
takes years.
IT cost a foolish fellow 310.00 in
Hamilton Police Court for hugging a
bashful young maiden. Of course the
weather is rather warm and ''dr. Pio-
card should have waited until autumn
In some places an X might he given
the other way, and no names mention-
ed but in Hamilton it is different.
d•2rON
"Doe's, be in a hurry to quit school"
is a word of advice we would like to
whisper into the ear of the youth. A
good education is never a burden to
carry and often an untold blessing. If
your way is open to continue your
schooling do not fail to embrace the
opportunity: You'll not regret it as
yougrow older.
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THE Hamilton Times says :- uron
County Council is considering the es-
tablishment of a municipal sanitarium
for consnmptives. The work of com-
bating tuberculosis will never be well
done till every city and county shows
its appreciation of the situation by
joining in the fight and finding the
money with which to follow up the
attack on the best scientific lines.
Ontario cannot afford to lose lives at
the present rate by the plague.
ONE of the novelties in English
banking circles is to serve a number
of the smaller places with the neces-
sary facilities by a movable bank,
furnished with motor power, which
makes regular calls and transacts
business both in paying out or taking
in deposits. The movement is said to
work satisfactorily and is destined to
grow and have its plans copied by
other departments of trade. This is
not a slow going world by any means
and to keep up-to-date a fellow has to
keep regularly on the jog.
NeW
WE are please to notice that King
George has seen fit to honor the well
known and clever Canadian, Senator
Geo. W. Ross, who will now be desig-
nated as Sir G. W. Ross. He has won
his svay from the foot of the ladder
and by hard work and faithful per-
formance of duty has been deserved-
ly promoted from one degree to an-
other. His life is and should prove a
stimulus to every ambitious young
man in the country. While few per -
hare will possess his brilliancy or or-
atory they have possibly as goad op-
portunities as he had to climb the
ep irk A Iberta GoVerrrpet
Hon. A. J. McLean
Member of Cabinet.
Hon.• A. L. Sifton, Premier.
lion. C. R. Mitchell
Member of Cabinet.
hila~ We hope he may be spared
tor a long time to enjoy hie latest dis-
tinction.
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SeetooL teachers are a scarce com-
modity and salaries are on the move
up proportionally, Only a few years
ago numbers of men were only remise
ing $300. per annum and today many
a young lady is being paid from $400
to 3600, even in rural schools. One of
the lamestfeatures of the whole busi-
ness is the too frequent changes.
Some schools have a new teacher al-
most every year whicb is not condu-
cive to good results for instructor or
pupils, Trustees should not permit a
faithful successful teacher to leave for
the sake of a few additional dollars.
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O:v.E of the Grand Old Men of this
day is Lord Mount Stephen who last. I
week celebrated his 81st birthday.
His home is in Hertfordshire,England.
His benefactions have been broad-hor-
izoned. generous and philanthropic.
This gentleman is the son of an hum:
ble carpenter of Dufftown, Banffshire,
"`CJcot"lair;, a»�"'from `a` elie"plier�`Tc ""1"ioy,"
apprenticed, to a dry goods business
but at 20 years of age came to Canada
where his way was mareellouslee open
ed and in the succeeding years great
success marked his course. • • Lord
Mount Stephen stands high in the esti-
mationof both rich and poor in Can-
ada, and the Old Land.
SOME bluffy stump orators on the
recent Borden political excursion
cry out "See how theexpenditure has
grown since Laurier assumed power,
millions more than was spent under
Conservative rule," followed by loud
applause. Now the bald .statement of
increased expenditure does not prove
anything and is only clap -trap talkto
deceiver the electors. Almost every
rade._rs'g
`bixs�whose• t `.rowin g,
has greatly increased his outlay, per-
haps the wisest move he ever made
owing to the larger revenue and
profits accruing. If it can he proven
that money has been thrown away
that is a horse of another color but
surely no sane man expects that the
Canada of today can be governed and
public affairs managed for the same
figure that would do it ten years ago.
It is not a question of political parties
but a sign of development and growth
Sir James Whitney's Government has
not kept their output within the com-
pass of the late Liberal administration
not will we say for a minute that it is
possible. It would not be ' fair to ex-
pect them todo so and if this is true
in the smaller realm it applies with
much greater force in' the wider circle
with its diversity of : interests. The
reading public will not be caught with
chaff as they know the good wheat
too well. Economy is all right and
should be preached and paucticed both
di
by the individual al andState the 9 ate but
the necessities.of a great ' Nation can-
not be measured by the' record of a de-
cade pastany more than you could ex
pect to havea man wear the suit of
clothes that fitted him when he was a
boy.
You won't be disappointed
you get the genuine "D &I." Menthol
Plasters for stiffness. backache, etc.
Successful remedies are imitated, look
out for the original "D & S" made by
Davis & Lawrence Co., makers,
Canadian Bear grease will surely
grow hair., That's why Bearine,tlle
pomade made it, makes hair grow.
50e. a jar.
Advertised in the New Era.
Children
Alcohol
to hildren �C
Ask your doctor how often he prescribes an alcoholic
stimulant for children.. He will probably say, "Very, very
rarely. Children do not need stimulating. Ask him
how often he prescribes a‘ tonic for them. He will prob-
ably answer, "Very, very frequently." -Then ask him
about Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a tonic for the
young. Follow his advice. He knows. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
'The6rnt great rule of ihcalth . Daily movement of the bows':" Ask your doctor
i is Ibat lith. Tial ink Wirt aeons Aye'' Pick. _Sold for firstly >i* r
BUILD UP
in spring and summer, it's.
the natural time to store up
health and vitality for the
year.
Scoti's.Emulsion
is Nature's best and quick-
est help. All Druggists
A High Flyer.
e'oMTE .1;i6zurES DB Ltsd .iPS.
Comte. Jacques de Lesseps, who re-
cently flew: across the English Channel
in a Bleriot monoplane, arrived in
New York on board the Deutschland,
of the • 'Hamburg Ameri; an line. to
make flights. at Montreal and probab-
ly at Toronto, at the invitation .of the
Canadian Aviation Association. He
sai.dbe would make flights in : the
ted•Steens if -the -oft ortu n ty 'arose.,
'•l'lne of two monoplanes whichComte
p
de Lessers will use in Canada i.rrived
in New York last Saturday. on board
the Lorraine, of the French line. It
a small machine and is 'equipped with
a twenty-five horse power Anzani
motor. The other machine, which has
a Gnome motor of fifty horse power,
will reach herenextweek on board
the Savoie, of thesame line. It was
in . this .monoplane that the Comte
made his flight across the English
Channel.
Accompanying the aviator was his
brother, Comte 13rtrand de Lessps,and
his sister, Comtesse de La Begattiere.
The latter has never made a flight
with her, brother, but Said be had pro-
mised she should be the first to accom-
pany him when he obtained a machine
capable of carrying two. '
Oomt de Lesseps and his brother and
sister are now in Montreal. They ex-
pect to return to France in August. .
Invest 25e. in a box of Davis
Menthol Salve and be prepared for
ulcers, 'neuralgia, old sores, etc.
Meeting Of Printers
Some Twenty-Fiveor ThirtyEwployes
Meet to Discuss Matters of In-
terest to the Trade.
NERVOUS SYSTEMS
Always Follows A Run Down Con"
dition Of tbe Blood,
It is an old story now that nervous
people tell of bow the blood becomes
poor and thin, and then the nervous
symptoms followed. How many
really know that thin blood was
rerponsible for the nervous • disur.
dere ? The nerves get all their nour-
ishment from the blood, and as thin
blood is deficient in nerve -building.
material, the nerves become starved
and pain and nervous breakdown is
the. result. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
are a tonic for the blood that supply
it with the necessary elements to
nourish and tope up the. nerves and,
tbe cause being removed, nature does
the rest and health is fulily restored.
Mrs. Hairy Patterson, Dauphin, Man.,
tells how she was cured of nervous-
ness and general debility through the
use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, She
says : -^'A few years ago I was all
run down and nervous system a
parently all broken up I was weak,
tired and nervous all the time. When
1[ got up hi the morning I seemed to
be more tired than when I went to
bed. I could not walk up an ordin-
ary flight of stairs without sitting
down panting for , breath, and my
nerves trembled,like a leaf. I got
so that it was almost impossible to
do any housework, and so nervous
thatI wanted to cry about every•
thing I did. t took several different
medicines without the least benefit ;
then I read of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and de, iled to try them. After
tatting two boxes I felt a little better
and I pot a further supply which I
contii uei taki ig for about a month
when 1 was as well as ever ; could do
all my housework without difficulty,
and could walk for a long distance
without being all tired out, In view
of the wonders Dr. WiLiams' Pink
Pills have done for me ' I :sincerely (re-
commend .them to all weak, nervous,
run-down people."
Sold by all medicine dealers qr by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr, Williams' Medi-
cide Co„ Brockville, Ont..
A .Good Address.
The address of Mr Imrie, editor of
printer and Publisher, who has given
much thought tothe cost system, as
applied to printing offices, was a most'
comprehensive review of the slip -shod
methods of the past and present con-
trasted with the efficiency that might
be attained by the new order of sys.
tem 9f adopted. The object ot the'
meeting was not to boost prices, or
to adopt a hard and fast price list ,but
to teach printers the need of ascertain
ing the cost of the work they were
turning out, s0 that the proportion
of profit might be fairly allotted.
Under the present system of guess
work the customer is charged either
too much or too little, there being
no clear knowledge of the cost of
the product. The conference was
along educational lines and' most
benefical. Other confeeences will be
held in various parts of the province
during the summer,
The visitors were . entertained at
luncheon at the Windsor Hotel by the
•Stratford master printers. and left for
•their homes in the evening.
Dandruff is Now a Thing
of The Past;.
-- .10-be-troubled-with-the.peat..•Dand-..
ruff, is merely through ignorance.
There has latelyeen dis3overed , a
preparation called SALVIA • that ab-
solutely destroys the germ,: This pre-
paration is sold with a strict guar-
antee to cure Dandruff and • to ,.make
the hair grow, or your money 'refund-
ed.
SALVIA makes the hair grow in.
abundance.„
The hair beccms soft and fluffy. A;
non -sticky, daintly perfumed, guar-
anteed preparation. used and endors-
ed by the elite of England and Paris.
Mr. W. A. McConnell las just im-
ported another shipment of SALVIA.
A large bottle for -50 cents.
Novel Scenic Feature.
The conference of the employing
printers of the district was held last
Friday in the board room of the city
hall, Stratford, under the auspices of
the Canadian Press association. '
Those present were:- Messrs J. F.
MacKay, The Globe, Toronto, presi-
dent of the Canadian Press Association
J 11 Cranston, Toronto Star; secretary
C. P. A.; A B Donly,Reformer, Simcoe
president of the weekly section, C, P.
A.; 11 B Elliott, Times, Wingham;
Malcolni Macl3eth, Sun, Milverton;
W R Veale, ,News, Seaforth; Wm.
Elliot, Recorder, Mitchell; A W
Wright, Confederate, hlonntForest;
11 A Vandusen, Leader, '.Cara; C W
Schierholtz, Advertiser, Elmira; M M
Donald, Progress, Preston; James
Heveron, Sentinel, Waterloo; W A
Fry, Chronicle, Dunnville; W M
O'Beirne, Beaccn, Stratford; W S Ding
man, Herald, Stratford: W A. Ewart,
Beacon, Stratford; Alex Abraham,
job office, Stratford; P Rammage, Re-
view, Durham; G F1 Iiudson,Telescopo
Walkerton ;T 11 Kay, Hann er,Listowel
Lorne A Hedy, Journal, 9t Marys; J L
Kerry New Era, Clinton; R Sutherland
Reformer, Galt; A C Woods, Argus,
St. Marys.
Mr T H Houghton of the Canadian,
Paper Company, Toronto, was also
present.
Battle Between Airship and
Dreadnought at. the Cana-
ian National. .
They're anticipating
p p g hist cry at the
Canadian National Exhibition this
year where they will produce as one
of the big features of the fireworks
spectacle a battle •between an airship
and a dreadnought. The monsters
of the sea and air advancing from
different sides of the arena will meet
in a terrific flightiu.which the dread-
nought is sunk and the airship finally
blows up. It's something entirely
new in fireworksand as spectacular as
it is novel. .
PHOSPI ONOL
The• .
Electric Restorer . for Men
Restores:every nerve in the body to:
its proper tension; restores vim and
vitality. Premature decay and all
sexual weakness averted at once.
Phosphonol will make you St new
Caught Cold
By Working:
In Water.
A Distressing, Tickling Sousa -
flora In The Throat.
Mr. Albert MacPhee, Chigneeto Mines,
N.S., writes: -"In Oct., 1908, I caught
cold by working in water, and had a
very bad cough and that distressing,
tickling sensation in my throat so 1
could not sleep at night, and my lungs
were so very sore I had to give up work.
Our doctor gave me medicine but it did
me no good so I got a bottle of Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup and by the time 1
had used two bottles I was entirely
cured, I ata always recommending it to
my friends," . •
Dr, Wood's Norivey Pine Syrup corn -
bines the potent healing virtues of the
Norway pine tree with.other absorbent,,
expectorant and soothing medicines of
recognized worth, and iS absolutely harm-
less,` prompt and safe for the eure of
Coughs, Colds, 13ronehitis, Croup, Sore
Throat , Pain or Tightness in the Chest,
and all Throat and Lung Troubles.
Beware of imitations of Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, Ask for it and
insist on getting what you ask for. It is
put up in a yellow wrapper, three pine
trees the trade mark, and the price 25
It has practically been arranged y
that the coronation of King George j cents:
will take place about the middle of Manufactured only by 'rhe T. Hilburn
May nett year, Co., Limited, Toronto, Oat.
Further Facts About .Or-
ange Walk, At
Stratford.
Grand TM* Railway Systems
Railway Time Table
London,:Boron and. Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8.30a m 460 p re
Centralia.,.,...,9.40 5.43
Exeter ... 9.53 6,54
Heneall 10,08 0.06
Kipper.,.. 10,16 6.11
13rueefield ... ., 10.30 6,19
Clinton 11.05 6.35
Londesboro11.18 6 52
Blyyth.,: 11.27 7.00
Belgrave...., 11.40 1.13
Wingham, arrive", 11.50 7.35
South
Passenger
Wingham, depart
Belgrave.
Blyth
Londesboro. - 7.16
Clinton 750
Bracefleld 8.12
Kippen 8;23
Remold 8.32
Exeter - 8.48
Centralia 900
Stratford Loyal Orange Lodge, No,
769, held its :. regular semi-monthly
meeting in the Forster's hall. On-
tario street on Tuesday nsght last, W
Bro. G. W. Heagy,presiding.
There was a large attendance of
members and many items of business
were disposed of during the evening.
Three candidates were initiated and
one member joined by certificate- and
nine a � e
licatfor s were received.
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After theinitation, addressef were
delivered by Connty Secretary Bro.
Switzer, and - Bro. - Berry, of St.
Marys.
The lodge decided to hold their
annual church parade on Sunday, Ju'y
10, and a cornmitte was appointed to
make=arrangemen.ts.far.same.-..-...--
The new regalia has arrived, and the
members will turn out on the coming .
12th of. July in full uniforn.
The county celebration committee,
was represented at the meeting and
reported that the coming celebration
will be the largest ever held in West-
ern Ontario. Seven special trains are
expected to bring in the crowds froth
all points within a radios of about 50
miles.: ' •
The Rev. Canon Walsh, of Bramp-
ton, Grand haplain of British North.
America, isxpected to be amoung'
the speaker for that day. •-
Special pi ices are offered to bands,
also to lodges coming the longest dis-
tance, hest dressed lodge and the old-
est member in parade, . '
There will'also be a baseball match
between two ot the best teams in the
county.
Stratford Lodge will • be about one
Inindred strongawl will' ..have a . pie -
coke band of 20 pieces,
PROFESSIONAL
W, BR,YDOR B,
BARRISTER 1301•1QITOR Z OTAR
PUBLIC, ETO.
CLINTON
CHARLES 15. HALE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE -
Huron St., Clinton,
H. T. R A N C E,
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial. Real Estate.
INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 14 Fire In
8,43 - m 3.33 p m sumacs Companandies,
7'08 3.54
7.08 $ 56 Division Court-.Ofhce.
,
4.04
423 °
4.39 -
4.47
4.52
5.05
5,15
London, arrive ..... 10 00 6.10
Buffalo and Goderich
West Passenger
a m- pm p m p m
Stratford 10.00 12,20. 5 25 10.20
Mitchell, ...10.22 12.45 5.55 10.47
Seaforth....... ,10,45 1.10 6.18 11.12
Clinton 11,07 1,25 6,40 11.28
Holmesville 11,16 1.33 6 46 11.38
Goderich 11:35 1.50 7.05 11,55
East Passenger
am pm pm
Goderich 7.10 2.41) 4.50
Holmesville .. 7.26 2,57 5,06
Clinton 7.35 307 5.15.
Seatorth 7.52 3.25 5.32
Mitchell .. 8.16 3 48 5.55
Stratford 8 40 4.15 0.20
SUPPLEMENTAL LtTRIU.
Centres and Places Where Exam-
' inations May Be. Held.
Commencing with September of
this year,•the supplementol pass jun-
ior .matriculation examination will be
conducted by the Department of Edu-
cation for the University of Toronto,.
Queen's Univereity of Kingston, Mc-
Master University, Toronto, and the
Western University, London. Exam- •
inations will also be conducted at any
of the following centres which are
requested by applicants prior to Sep-
tember the first : Windsor, Chatham,
Sarnia, .St. Thomas. Woodstock,
Brantfod Welland, St. Catharines,
Hamilton, Goderich, Stratford, Ber-
lin,- Guelph, Wiarton, Owen Sound,
Barrie, Port' Hope, Lindsay, Peter
baro, Belleville, Picton. Brockville,
Cornwall, Ottawa, Smith's Falls, Ren-
frew, North. Bay, Sault Ste. Marie,.
Port Arthur, New Liskeard.
Subject to the approval of the .:(Thi
versity Matriculation Board, ether
centres in Ontario may bold examina-
tions, at the request ofcendidatee; it
application is received prior to .Aug.
of
in Canada at the
25th, andrequest
any of the universities named above,
if application is received before the
first of August.
Extend The T. & N. O. To Splen-
did iron
plen-didIron Or e
A deputation of mining hien from
Cobalt and Haileybury will probably
see Minister Cochrane in regard to a
deposit of high-grade iron ore sixty
miles from Hudson's Bay. About
eighty claims have been staked by
agents of M J O'Brien, W Powell,nline
owner, of Haileybury and other men
of the district.
A determined effort will be made to
induce the Transcontinental` and T
and N 0 Railways to run north eighty
miles, so that the ore would be access
ibie to the north. Salt water, at
Moose Factory, is but sixty miles
away.
The Temiskaming and Northern
Ontario Railway continues to surpass
its previous records in income and net
earnings as regularly as the months
pass. The Provincial Treasurer an-
nounced this morning that thereturns
for the month of March showed gross
earnings of $161,0`2, and expenses of
$94,054, leaving net earnings of $66,-
064. In addition there were ore roy-
alties of $3754 The freight reeeipts
were $05,470 compared with $87,000
last year, and the passenger $51,286,
compared with $44,086 in March, 1000.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C-AS`i"ORIA
For Sale or Rent.
Farm to Rent
The Ostrava farm. Lot 28,9th Con. of Goderich
Tp., 80 acres is offered to rent. Apply to
JOSH COOK, or to MRS. J. HALSTEAD
Clinton. tf Goderich.
House and Lot for Sale.
The convenientlylocated house, next to T.
Murphp's. Rattenbury street, containing nine
rooms. The house is a recently re -built one,
and in excellent repair. A good, new stable on
the premises. Apply to A. SEELEY.
• Mouse To Let
House to Let. Apply to J. Twitchell
&Sons. t f.
hien Wanted
ontic Street
men,to work,
good wages. lto
COM
Chairman Street ppCommitt B Clinton
Field Stone Wanted,. .
•
The Town of Clinton will pay. $3.75 per
cordefarsfieldestoner forsroadebralding e
Apply to THOS. BEACOM,
Chairman of Street Com.
For Sale .
House and Lot and Cottage, half an
acre of ground, hard and soft water,
known as the late - Mrs, 'Thomas' gar-
den for sale.. Apply to .
6t - ONSLOW ORICH Clinton.
Horse Clippers . Sharpened.
Having installed a machine for
sharpen;ng all, kinds of Horse Clippers,
1 am prepared to do such work on
short notice. Satisfaction assured.
JABEZ RAND
Blacksmith, Clinto
•
Teacher. `'Vauled
. A qualified teacher :.for S. S. No 3
Goderich Township. 'Duties -to coin
mence'Augest15th next, Applications
stating salary expected, received u
to July 1st.
GEO. HOLLAND'
tf - • Sec-Treas. Holmesville. P.0
Wanted
Te toher for School Section No5
Hullett Male or Female, holding seconi
Class Certificate state salary and
experience. Duties to,commence after
Midsummer Holidays personal-Appi-
cations preferred. Address WILLIAM
McCOOL Secy. Treas. -
Londesboro P. 0.
MediL at.
DR «:. W. THOMPSON
,ician, Surgeon. Eta
medal attention given to diseases of:tee
Eye, Ear. Throat, and Nose.
Eyes carefully examined, and suitable glasses.
prescribed.
Office and: Residence.
Two doors west of the Commercial HMO
Huron St.
Dr. W. Gunn
Dr. W. Gunn, L. n. 0, 1., L. B. Q.A.. Edna- '
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night coils st
front door of office or residence, Rattenbury
Street.
Office hours at spital-1 to 3 D•m„'1to 9 p.ra
n
DR. J. W i SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
ceoucheur, eta., office and residence on
tenbury St.. opposite W. Farran's residence,
DR. F. R. Rxem
DENTIST
Crown' and Bridge Work a Specialty.
Graduate of C.C,D.S.. Chicago, and R,O,D.S.
Toronto.
Hayfield on-*JondayB, May 1st to December
o
DR. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special care taken to make dented treat.
meat as painless as possible. '
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction se"
GODERIOH ONT
Ii at n Bto3d sales a specinli,' Older B at a1
Nsw ERA office, Clinton, pramrt,y attended
to. Terms. reasonable. Farmers' sale hots
discounted
D. N. WATSON.
Licensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron
Correspondence promptly answered. lmmed
. late arrangements for sale dates can he made
by calling at the NEW ERA office, or with Fraut
Watson at McEwan's grocery, Charges moder-
ate and satisfaction guaranteed
G. D. 1%icTaggart M. D. MaTaggar
McTaggart Bros
.-7.- 8A11IICERS ,.,-,_,.,,
ALBERT ST ,.-- CLINTOI
General ' Banking 'Bushiest
transacted - ..
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued, Interest allowed on
deposits.
The McKillop Mutua
Fire Insurance co.
Farm and Isolated Town . Prop
erty Only Insured. .
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth
Jas. Connolly, :Viae Pres.; -coder c
Thos.. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafor.tI
DIRECTORS. .
Jas. • Connelly, Holmesville; Joh
'Watt, , Hariock; G. Dale, Clinton; ' M
Chesney,. Seafceth; J. Evans,; .: Beech
eroon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, "J: Bee
newels, Brodhagen, . M. McEwa
' Clinton. .
Each Director is inspector of tosses 1
his own locality.
• . AGENTS. '
Robt. Smith, - Harlock; Edi Hinchle
Seaforth; James Cumming, Egmont
ville; J. W. Yeo, Holmesville
Chickens. Wanted.
5000 chickens wanted nextOctoberand
November for fattening purpose, Will
be shipping broilers up to the end of
June. Now is'the time to get the incu-
bators and brooding hens busy. Prices
sure to be high at the Holmesville
Poultry Station.
N. W. TREWARTHA.
Phone 4 on 142.
Farm to .Rent.
A good 100 acre term on Lot 32, Uon.
11, Hullett, is offered for rent by the
undersigned. Tbere is a good bank
barn, running water and windmill on
the property. It miles from Londes-
boro, and.one mile from school.
Apply to CHAS. H. MANNING..
House and Lot for Sale
The comfortable home, on Frederick
Street Clinton, owned by the under-
signed, is offered for Sale, The house
contains three Bedrooms, diningroom
parlor, and kitchen, Good hard and
soft water. Garden in first-class con-
dition. Apply on porperty
JAS, TUCKER, .Frederick St.
Farm for sale
Centre part Lot 35 containing 48
acres and North 60 acres on. Lot 36; 10
acres or more good hard wood bush
good Barn, 'stablingunderneath,
gond Hog Pen and driving shed small
Orchard, Frame House cellar under
good well water at House and Spring
Creek running through Lot 35. For
price, apply to R. • SCOTT. Box 88,
Blyth, or on Lot 35 Ccn,13 Hullett, 2m
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Tho great Uterine Tonic, and
only safe ofectnal Monthly
Regulatoron which womenearl
of stren.Soldtb three
� disgrace •2.
10 degrees stronger 53; No. 8,
for special caeee, de per box.
Bold by all die sts, or sent
prepaid on receipt of price.
Free pamph�ist. ,Ail'drt' : Tx
l crtih,IICb.,Tol$NatricAT. UormsrJYWind•vr,
Payments may be made at Tozer
Brown's, Clinton, or to R. H. Cott..
Goderich
JACOB TAYLOR
CLINTON -
Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold -
Roney to loan -
Office Issac Street, nex door to New
Era
10gNox a
eold
in one day. 25c. a bottle at all•Drug:'
Stores.
NOTICE. -
We are appointing Sales Agents now in ever
unrepresented county, for the season of -101
Over 65 per cent. of the year's business is don
during the Summer months. We pay goo
money weekly for services rendered. Give ex-
clusive territory and supply selling outfit free.
Over 600 acres Under cultivation.
Our acreage is mentioned as it is important.
-that you should represent a firm of good stand-
ing and mise. Wo supply strictly first grade
stock and guarantee delivery in good condition.
Wo want the best and most reliable agent in
every District. Established over 35 years, For
further particulars write
Pelhani Nursery Co.,
TORONTO,ONT'
COA.1.1
Before placing your -orders for
your seasons supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in etoek and sold at the
lowest • possible price.
Orders may be left at Davie
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
Kt Eilttric iritlht Plants
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