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Representative, W. J. White, will be at the Rattenbury Hotel
with the finest stuck of human hair goods' for ladies and gentle -
FOR LADIES:—Wigs, Transformat-
ions, Pompadours, Switches, and all
other hair needs.. Special treatment for
scalp and hair.
FOR GENTLEMEN: — The closest
imitation in a natural toupee • or wig at
a reasonable price and the bat `of sat
'isfaction given.
We unhesitatingly re-
commend Magic Baking
Powder as being the
best and purest baiting
powder possible to
produce. It possesses
elements of food that
have to do the building
up of brain, and' nerve
matter and'is absolutely
free from alum or
other injurious
substitutes.
Phone Mr. White for appointments and Remeiiiber the 'Date
Erection Notes
Every day brings gains to the follow-
ing of Mr. Thos, McMillan, Liberal can-
didate'for South Huron. His campaign
is nicely under way and things are
going splendidly.
Cooper is 'canvassing for Mr. Black the
U. F. Candidate.
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The Tories—pardon—the ',National
Liberal Conservative, Unionists, etc,
etc., have their Committee Rooms over
Mr. Wiggs' store, lately vacated by
the G. W. V. A.
When an ex -Reeve of Goderich Twp I A meeting in the interests of Mr.
says Mr. McMillan, the Liberal Candid- . Thomas McMillan, Liberal candidate in
ate for South Huron, is 100% ahead of 1 South Huron, will be held in the town
the other two candidates, for ability, i Hall, Clinton on Friday evening, Nov.`
etc., there must be some truth in the 18th, at 8 p.m. The meeting wil be
statement. addressed by James Murdock, of Tor-
onto, ex -member of the Canadian Board
of Commerce, Mr. Thomas McMillan
and others. ,
What would happen to the ordinary
human being if he asked for time in
inion govern -
note?
The Farmer candidates say they are
economists, yet they had grabbed $600
extra in Ontario, and Halbert, ex -
president of the U.F.O., had silently
voted for an increase of $i500 in the
Federal parliament. •
We acknowledge receipt of a 400 -
page publication from the Canadian
Manufaclturlers�' Association', ;showing
us why, in their interests, we should
support the Meighen government and
high tariff. We cannot even promise
that it will have our serious consider-
ation.
bride and pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Mimico. ,After the ceremony,
the happy couple' left by motor car for`
Kingston and Belleville, prior to tale
ing up their residence in Tamworth.
McDOIJGALL -- WALKER
A quiet wedding wa's solemnized at.
the Presbyterian manse, Seaforth,, on
Tuesday, October '18th, when Miss Eva
Walker, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
James Walker, of- Goderich, becfiife
the. bride of Mr.' Alexander Murray
McDougall, of Goderich township
The ceremony was performed lay Rev.
P. H. Larkin, of Seaforth.
THrBIDEAU—CitAWFORD
Thursday of last week Rev. Mr, Tel-
ford, performed the marriage cere-
mony between! Steve Thibideau, Brun-
sels, and Mrs. Margaret Deere Craw-
ford, of Blyth,'in the presence of near
relatives. An enjoyable party was'held
in the evening when a dainty wedding
feast was held. Mr. and Mrs. Tbibi-
deau will ce'ntinue to life in Brussels,
The groom was overseas and did,,duty
as a soldier of the the king.
{ MIDDLETON=McBRIDE
Thursday, No'veimber 17th, 4921.,
INN SIN thiilk ®ICN ' i' it d 196; warnings given 22 Raw Kira *ante d -=• %chest lli'farkei
Figures convey very little ldea oil Price"s
K FAQ the work being accomplished • `and you Last season 1 payed more 'for raw,
like ko hear smekhi'ngfurs than was Rffere'd 1? deniers
in
WOULD GO BLACK would perhxns i e
M�lib $fi'Ir'rEN YtIGN' U 61 the thiany 'cases the Society have Toronto, Montreal, piety ?mit and St.
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took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.
m. in the St. Saviour's Church, Water-
loo, when Miss Kathleen McBride,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Mc
Bride, Waterloo, was united in the
bonds of holy matrimony to Mr. Wm.
Harvey Middleton, of Goderich Twp.
Rev. Foreman officiating. The bride
and groom were assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith of Toronto, and the
ceremony was performed in the pres-
ence of the immediate friends of the
contracting parties. The church was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Mr. and , Mrs. Middleton left on the
afternoon train on a honeymoon trip
Mr. Income Payed you get off
with a promisory note—or did you
pay cash.
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See that your name is on the Voters'
List,
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It is reported that Councillor A. T.
which to pay his Dom
rent income tax, offering a "scrap of worth. The cermony was performed
paper" in the form ,of a promissory by Rev. W. Fingland, brother of the
Weddings
had to' deal with, But the longer we
are in the work the less We want to
Mritlfeis should nreVer vbglect Whoop..' 'say about it. There IS a Wide field for
iag'c t 'and oil the Eat sign of this I the operation df the Society and we
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disease we would advise the use of Dr, realize 'how comparatively little we
Louis, There is no need to ship your
furs, when you can get more money
.for them at home. I am paying for,
mink skink, dark, $5.0'0 to $10.00;
Ordinary color, $3,00 to $7.50; ,Phone
Wood's l'oiwayPine Syrup. This famons Ivan accomplish. I No: 89 for prices on other furs, am al=
remedy Will clear the bronchial tubes of f
the •colleeted mucous and phlegm, and ' As superintendent of .this work, 1' ways at !ionic after 6 p.m. No license
appreciation of needed by•farmer's trapping on their
in this way Baso the Wracking cough and desire.to express illy
in a short time make it'disappear entire- the sympathetic support which is .given i own laird. Person trapping off thrit
ty by municipalities, women's institutes, i own land need 'a license, which can be
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25 6th ' Ave. ladies' aids, Sunday school classes and VIII purchased from Jas. Ford Clinton.
H. A. HOVEY,. Clinton
JONES—FINGLAND.
• A wedding of interest to many yeo-
ple of this district took place in St.
Jaanesi,'ISgivare Plresbyterian Church,
Toronto, on Saturday last, when Flora,
youngest daughter of M7. and Mrs.
John Fingland, Londesboro, became the
bride of Mr. Wm. Howard Jones,
manager of the Sterling Bank at Tam -
Mrs. J. W..Mortt r,
East rites When other organizations, as well as private
my liVancouver, B.C.B.0
citizens in different parts of the
ttle girl was born she was not very
strong, and when she was three months the j
old we moved into a
da house a 1 county, Many have also during
the shelter . Ratepayers are reminded that the
en of secondintere.sted we give 'a :hearty are payable 'at the Tax Collector's officeinvitation to cOme to visit the Shelter in the Town Hall. No notice, otherget worse 'and several times I thougliTtthe face and, stiffen right out, and I was aed see for themselves what we' are Ithan this advertiseinent Will be given.she was dead as she used to go black innearly crazy for fear she would die. A accomplishing. And to all who have R.13. Fitzsimons, Tax Collectotin any way assisted in making the So- I • • .friend 'of mine asked Irre 'to try a bottleof Dr. Wood's Norway, Pine Syrup, asciety's work a success we return out 1 Local represeWntaatnivteedat. 'Clinton to re -most sincere thanks. present "The Old Reliable FonthillWe are greatly Indebted to the :press Nurseries," and cover surrounding ter-
tle girl half a bottle she was quite a lot .better, and when the bottle was fmishedthroughout she was well again."pc woors because of Items appearing in the territory, highest commissions laid.. STONE tit WELLINGTON, Toronto Ontcounty, papers.
Town' of:Clinton Taxes
to .points east, the bride travelling !n
a navy blue broadcloth suit with a
fucia colored French hat. They will
reside le Goderich Twp and the best
wishes of a large circle o ffriends will
follow the happy young couple to their
new home.
very ill, I called in a doctor and he said few days after we were serrreusne uaca.P� year mak .....................-
which greatly reduce the cost of the last day for payment the
she had whooping cough and bronchitis. I instalment a taxes Dec. e ith. Taxes
.. ,__ __ .,..« -«:n unkeen. .
An Interesting Work
am in the Sr. H1 class at scihool. I was
out to celebrate the 12th of July and
was one of the banner boys.
Dear Mr. Elliott, -1 received your
IT is always interesting to make a •
discovery.
Women, as well as men, find joy
in discovering something which they
can tell others about.
Many thousands of .women Have
quite accidentally discovered in Dr.
Chase's Ointment, a skin beautifier of
rare value. -
ecause Dr: Chase's Ointment is
So ' universally used as a treatment for
eczema and the skih troubles of baby-
hood, its effeetivenless as a beautifier
of the skin is sbmetinhes lost sight bf,
until using it for these ailments id
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Tender Skin
the skin its benefit to the skin itself
is once more discovered.
With the moderns use of powders
anti cosmetics the skin becomes dry
and harsh, irritations are set up, pim-
ples and blackheads are formed.
The use of Dr. Chase's Ointment
make`s the skin soft and pliable, and
restores the healthful action of the
pores of the skin which have been
clogged by the use of powders.
The woman who is admired for the
exquisitelY fine texture 'and velvety
softness sof her skin is the one who
regularly uses Dir. Chas'e's Ointment.
You can discover this for yourself
`by giving this delightfully "soothing,
healing ointment a. few weeks' trial.
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Meng' men suffer from akin irritations of
In es rnoe nature aggravated formult of thid le known
as
as its morn aggraVated ,
as "Barber's Itch. ` If your skin tis, fonder
You will find it good to apply Dr. Chaser
Ointment after tbaving. wash thoroughly
with hot Water, dry tiro skin carefully With.,
out rubbing, and apply the olsaI4ient, mite
t nett and
Malt
topi
pliable, and by is atiseptaoinfu pre-
vents the *read of elan trouble.
Many Uig
'There are acorea of ,says in which Dr.
Chase's - Ointment in dsbful in the hd Si.
It 1d the Standard ointmettt,''afid 9e 'lad '!U
Creat Satisfaction for
Eczema and Salt Rheum
Shingles, Tetter and Ringworm
Scald Head and Baby Eczema
Pimples and Blackheads
Chafing and Skiii Irritation
Sore Feet and Toes
Ingrowing Toe Nails
Rough, Rod Skin; Erysipelas ,
Chilblains and Frost Bites
a
Poisoned Skin; Pelson Ivy
Itch, Barber's Itch, Prairie Iter;
Hives and Insect Bites
Seaide and Burnt
Sore and Cracked NippieS
clapped. Druids and Face
Sore and InilS;ined PJye]tdrl
Old Sores and Bed Soret',
gemorrhoidS or Pilot
Irainpio boat free if Yeti MentIen Ode 'p s
Rdman8on, Bates es Coo -X td., Toronto,
Eczema
Miss Bessie Stewart Lanark Ont, writes:
"I first took eczema on my bead, and had
to have my hair cut. Then the eczema
broke out en the fingers ofmy right hand,
It. was so Itchy I couldn't keep from
scratching It, and it began to spread. In
reading an old Almanac that mother had, I
noticed that Dr Chase's Ointment was rec-
eiri.mended for hozerna, so I sent for a sam-
ple boX. I used the ointment every night,
andsoon saw a 'difference, I got a full-
sized box at the druggist's, and later an-
other one, but I never needed the, second,
because atter the use of the first box the !
eczeirris 'didalipeared 'from both my head
and finger!."
Baby's Skin •
Mra. Everett Roberts, 44 Endicott .qva.
Halifax, N.S., writes. 1 used Dr. Cbaao'a
Ointment for my baby, who had ringworms
all over his fano. I tried almost everything
I ??new of without SUCCV3S until I used Dr.
0liswe's Ointment. Thin completely freed
him of this annoying skin trouble in eG short
Smits. if would net be without tMO induce
hin OOintmentin the) houte, and 'trust t
othere to give it a trial and bo convineed of
its merits,"
"' man; Exclusive territory. Splendid
homes have been secured for children I opening for the right man. Exclusive
NOWAY PINE ' _ After these reports had been tend
an address was heard from Mr. Amos
SY UIP w rte' '* Tovell, of Guelph, County Agent for
the County of Wellington. The most
precious thing in a community was i tory mattress or down comforter.
Hs chid'life, with its potentialities for They also buy old or new feathers.
the future, and it was most important (Drop a card, to Clinton and our agent.
that this should be right. The grow- will call. '
ing lack of parental control and the I
effects of the movies and the dance 1 For Sale.
hall on the young people of the day Ito Gement wells platform
3 in. ndeen bingiafor
for
were influences that did not make for pinches above platform, will fit auy.
the children's ,wlei(are. Mr. Tovell size well and ft around any size
spoke in high appreciation of Mr. El—
liott and the assistance he was to hint i3uaranjfeed 'to hold ulp a (team of.
in the work. In Guelph they adopt a horses and to be mouse and water,
Shelter Day, when money is collected proof. Also cement soft water cis-
terns with cement platform with 1r
like' inch rim around man -hole for sodding
for the Shelter and something
$2,500 is raised. I to prevent frost and keep out surface
A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. I Clinton, water. H. H. Phone Cantelon,
3 R. R. No. 5,
, on 619.
Tovell. Brick Cottage For Sale
The old officers were re-elected and
Feathers.
The Dominion Feather and Mattress
'Co., are in Clinton and making your
old feather bed into the ten roll Sant -
Price, 35c, and 60c. a bottle; put 'up
only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
welcome letter a few days ago with
all its congratulations for passing the
Entrance and wise advise for my fut-
ure. I hope to make a real success of
my life. No matter what comes I will
do the very best 1 can. And that is all'
anyone can do,
In our correspondence we sent out
1,813 pieces of mail and received 567
letters.
Two of our little girl wards died
during the year. We attended the fun-
eral of one of them, where the whole
community turned out to show their
respect for the little girl, who was following a suggestion of the press- One of the best brick cottages in
dearly loved by her foster parents.
The Society's work is under Govern- dent's, it was decided to hold the re -1
solar monthly meetings of the Soc- Clinton for sale. First class barn on
iety on the first Tuesday in place of the premises. All in good repair. Ap-
went supervision and a monthly re1 at New Era Office.
port of all commitments, visits, roves-` the second Tuesday of the month. tp y
ligations, etc. is sent to the office of "Jimmy" the baby in arms who Is �,
the provincial superintendant' one of the happy children at the Home 1 GREY IRON CASTINGS_
Ilsefollowing is a summary of the was much admired by the visitors, OF ALL KINDS
report sent }n: and the twelve older children sang a
'Complaints received, ed, ,int; child couple of choruses to the pleasure of
tions, 71. children involved, 152; child all. Refreshments were served. and We cast Points for any Plow
ren made wards, 26 sent to Industrial many took the opportunity of seeing Bring old points when possible
School, 1; applications for children, over the Home.
61; mail received, 567; mail sent out,
1813; wards visited, 196; miles appro. Cottage for Sate.
xinnately covered, 3456;? meetings ad-
dressed, 41; office ir>tervlews, 394;
court attendance, 34; wards in foster Formerly occupied by tel late Geo. Motor Works Stu7ding
homes heard from, 121; wards placed Arthur McRae. Apply .
out, 38; wards returned, 17; wards McLennan.
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In announcing 11' Ir. Graham's secondvb� bet tter in Ontarfour town. Wllenio* ifyou requite
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