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NEW FALL
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
Phone 103
Opposite Public Library
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The Fly Season is now at its Worst.
Try a gallon of owl
Crenoid Fly Destroyer for the sake of your horses and
cattle.
— SEE OUR LINE OF ELECTRIC GOODS —
TOASTERS — 3 -HEAT GRILLS — CAN. WESTINGHOUSE
IRONS
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LAMP BULBS
C rtes Verner
HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL Phone 53
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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Married at Manse, Sacred Band Concert Sunday,
On Wednesday by Rev. J. 1:. Hogg,
ti quiet 'wedding took place at Willis
hutch Manse `when Mr, Andrew Cord
on Sturgeon and Miss Katie Kitfer both
of Bayfleld were united in marriage,
,.melted 'by a, Horse.,
While loading a concoct of horses
last Tbursda/ Mr, Fred Wallis was
kicked in the stomach by one of the an-
units, Fortunately no serious damage
was done and Fred is able to be around
again,
Sister Dies in West.
Mrs, 13, •J. Gibbings received word
that her sister Lillian Andrews wife of
Mr. L. E, McKenzie of Spirting,- Man,,
had died in the Carman l hospital, Be-
sides her husband she is survived by
five children, the youngest being e
baby of 14 weeks old. The deceased•
was born in Olinton and was married
in the west. Her mother has been resid
ing with her,
Judges At Goderich Fair.
Mayor Cottle and D. C, Cantelnu
were in Goderich Wednesday acting as
Judges on Fruit and Flowers,
Bowlers Took A Holiday.
The Clinton Bowlers certainly cele-
brated Labor Day. One bowler re-
marked to tho New Era that you could -
mit get a rink up at the greens on Mon
day.
An interestingg Article.
On page 4 this week an interesting
article written by Miss Belie Miller of
the 0, A. College, Guelph on "Farm
Butter at Fairs" gives many useful
hints to Farmers wives with dairy Ex-
hibits. It is well worth reading.
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FOR. PLUMBING
HEATING AND
ROOFING
Repairing Promptly
Done
-Phone 53
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iii"e,cla Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
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Double
Feed Doors
There is no danger of 'hit-
ting the sides and spilling
coal all' over the floor with.
the big Sunshine feed doors. -
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large chunk of wood, Lon.
tint' Intal agent will
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Over The Teacups
NextSunday evening after the Chir
cit services the 'Clinton lClltie Pard will
give their :annual Sacred band concert
weather permitting,
Minor Locale
Council met on Tuesday Evening
C.C.I. opened for the fall term on
Tuesday.
Man)' attended the baseball tourna-
ment at Zurich on Labor Day.
'three rinks of Clinton Bowlers were
at
Blyth last 'i'hursday evening;
Goderich Fair Is attraction. of people
tw'day and more will go up on Friday.
The Clinton Kittle Band goes td Brus
sets fair next'• Wednesday.
ABeauty Spot.
The horticultural park at the G. T,
R, station is certainly a, beauty spot
now and must stake a favorable im-
pression on the travelling public. Mr,
11. R. Sharp, Secretary of the H. S. and
Mr, Blondy Cook put in many an ex-
tra hour there and are now well repaid
for their work, One thing that would
add more to the park is that the long
grass along the sidewalks coming to the
station should be cut.
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Mr. Fred Owen of Nev York is in
town this week.
'Mr, and Mrs. Percy Cole were visit-
ors at Toronto this week.
Messrs Jack Butler and Dan Cook
spent Labor Day in Buffalo.
Miss McKinnon from Alberta is visit
Ing her cousin Mrs. F. W. Wigg.
Miss Greta Chesney of Stratford is
assisting Miss Cameron at her. Millinery
shop.
Mrs M. Taylor and son John are
taking in the Toronto Exhibition and
also visiting other friends.
Miss Amy Gould of Toruitto was
visiting at the parental home of Mr, and
Mrs. IL W, Gould over the week end,
Mr. and Mrs Tunney 31r. and Mrs.
Dan Cook, and daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Butler visited at Wingham on
Sunday.
---- Dr. Field Public School Inspector
Some Went to Zurich. `for east Huron has been offered the
Quite a few wen(; to Zurich to see principalship of the college at Monteith
the semi final gamma iietween Zurich ' New ")itario now being established by
and Stratford last Thursday evening. I the Ontario Government, The Doctor
has the officer under consideration,
The gave went 10 innings with the
score .4-4, Minor Locals. '
The Labor Day holiday passed
Order Held Up. quietly.
Following a request from a retail Miss Edna McCaughey will resume
off
merchant .the order in Council which
provides that municipalities may pass
by-laws to restrict the sale of malt bev-
erages known as temperance beers to
the keepers of standard hotels, licensed
under the Ontario Temperance Act,
has been revoked and will nut cane in -
i to operation until. November t. The
!original order in !Council was effective
I September 1. This has been done in or
, der to allow retail merchants particul-
arly grocers and soft drink .parlors to
I
prepare a case against the grnhting of
her classes for piano for the -fall term.
The Ontario Street Epwath League
held -a corn roast on the river flats on
Monday evening.
Does It Pay to Advertise.
'To the merchants who says not he
should have been at the station last
week to see the'mail bag handled by the
local carrier to the postofflce of a
well-known departmental store. With
the price of paper to -day no -firm is
doing needless advertising these •daysr
1 this right to municipalities. _. _ .. Saw Stratford Win.
M
i A couple loads of baseball fans motor
C iii. ax e n Cry ed to Zurich on Tuesday to see. tbe
Stratford and Zurich game and all de -
FOR FLETCHER'S • clare it was the best game"of the seas-
~ C A S 7 0 R1 A on. Both teams played snappy ball.
Stratford will meet the winners of the
Elora—Winaghtun series.
1IWere 2 Down.
I
'Three rinks
SU
of.bovilers were at Blyth
last' Thursday evening and when the
scores were added up Blyth was 2 up..
I Grocers, Now Stay Open.
t'
Wednesday afternoon of h•-ts week
the grocery stores started to stay open
Will not come down for some time i after the summer half holiday. The
as the Canadian Refineries are loaded
up with high priced raw sugar,
We were able to procure a limited
supply which we will sell wh+le it
other stores awe taking Septenmber.
Sell Excise Stamps.
Notification has been sent. out from
Ottawa that arrangements have been
made appointing all branches of chart -
Mr; and Mrs. S. S. 'Cooper returned
from their trip to the Ckl County on
Tuesday evening. They report a deltriht
trip while in England, Ireland and Scot
land. Mr. Cooper visited his aged Moth
er and the outer members of the fam-
ily,
The following were holiday visitors
at the- hone of Mr. M: T. Corless. His
mother, Mrs. Melissa Corless, df Bur-
gessville, his sister, Mrs. R. N. Palmer,
of Beechville, another sister, Mrs, A.
T. Walker, with daughters, Muriel and
Lola and A. T. Walker, M, 9. P, for
South Oxford.
Thursday, Septelnbe
9th, 1920'
Flower Show.
Clinton Horticultural Solelety will
hold a Flower Show in Town Hall on
Friday and Saturday Sept; 10th and 11
th. 2 9.m. to 10 p.m. Phalen's' Orches-
tra in the evenings. The cut flowers
will be sold at 9.30 pan. Saturday even
ing and the Proceeds in aid of the Hos-
pital, Admission Free,. Exhibitors wish-
ing to have plants or flowers called for
please notify Mrs, James Chowen or
Miss Cunningham.
A Pleasant Evening.
The hone of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Roz
ell, Rattenbury st. west was the scene
of a pleasant gathering Wednesday ev-
ening Sept. 1st the guests of honor be-
ing Mr. and Mrs, Roy 9lumsteel; and
,the occasion being the fifth anniversary
"'
of their wedding. About .'• :. y guests
were present, and the evonijn'g spent in
'
games and social chat;Coicludin * 6 with
a dainty lunch and/th'e presentation of
a handsome carving set and other valua-
ble reminders to the guests of honor;
and the singing of "Auld Lang Syne."
lasts at 62.00 less per hundred than-' eyed banks throughout the country ag-
present, wholesale, price. ents of the Inland Revenue Department
for the purpose of selling excise stamps
—OE'r SOME WHILE IT LASTS---- issued under the Special War Revenue
.r Act 1915, and amendments thereto re-
ceiving a discount of one per cent for
their services. It is considered that this
Fred. W. AT VViggr regulation will be to the great conven-
ience of the public and allow theta to
The Corner Grocery avoid the congestion of people going
es
Phone 45. to the inland Revenue department 10
bay stamps of all quantities,,;
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SCRANTON COAL
•a nd Wood. for Sale
any who wish to leave their ordei for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Flut0i\ St.
or Phone 166.
sTa4ai"a'il iV 1 at I oft ii l i '
Sutter kk Perdue,.
Terwe -Strictly Cask--Phono OB.
Es . ARRel
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DR. AITKEN RESIGNS
CHARGE AT KIPPEN.
Approved Devices. -
Within a fe1e days the Provincial De
pertinent of 1•ligheays will Issue a fist
of approved devices for eliminating the
glare from automobile headlights. For
some time past various devices, subunit-
tett by tnanuacturers Have been under
going careful testing to determine whe-
ther they deflect the light -to the t'bad-
bed as, required by the Act. A number
have failed to satisfy the experts but
there will be a sufficient number of ap-
proved devices to give the motorist a
good range of choice, The testi has
been in charge of Prof. Laisg, of the
University of Toronto, '1'h•s publicat
ion, of the list will be s notice to motor,
tete that the Department is ready to en
force the law.
Kippen Sept, 8— At St. Andrew's
church on Sunday the pastor Rev, Dr,
W. C. Aitken announced Itis resignation
of the Kippen, Hill's Green and Blake
charges. Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Hamil- Hard and Soft Coal, etc.
ton and Mrs, Hamilton of Goderich will AT CLINTON— — We handle all
take charge of the service and the foil- kinds of Goal and Wood and Canada
owing Sunday Dr. Aitken will preach Cement.
his farewell sermon. Let us have your inquiries, We think
While he has been under pastor here we an supply you.
for over three years Dr. Aitken has
been a faithful preacher a wise counsel
for and an earnest leader in all branches
of work in his church.as, d along literary
lines .among the people generally, Un-
ion prayer meetings between the Metho
dists an(I,Presbyterians have prospered
under his Joint leadership -with the
Methodist minister, He intends to take
a furlough of a year and will go into
the faculty of education at Toronto.
Mrs, Aitken's invariable kindness and
helpftilne.ss,have endeared her to every
one, She is a daughter of the late Rey.
Ghosen Bowie a missionary in Syria,
YOUR
ROOF
SCHOOL OPENING
means
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You are asked to invest-
igate the merits of our
stock. We invite this
with the assurance that
the advantage will be a
mutual one.
The W. D Fair eo
Often the cheapest—MUways the Best
magnmasonliNINIIIIINNIS
BEST RESULTS
Are obtained when you use our high G rade Vinegar and Spices. They insure -
long, keeping and snake the flavor you 1 ikg, 49rthttell�#
TEA SPECIALS
WHAT :MOOT JARS)
OR
JAR RUBBERS
FOR CANNING
On the selection of your roofing
material depends the appearance, value
and durability of your building.
What kind of roofing could be better
than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
The cheapest is not usually the best
although the best is usually the cheap-
est.
We have the best in three different
grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur-
rent .prices. 1
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
kindsof Rough and Dressed Lumber,
?made Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
ITS THE LITTLE
THINGS THAT
HELP ON WASH
DAY
TRY S,0f t1E
Rinso . Perless Tablets
• 3 pkgs for 25c
Ford or Macks No Rub
per pkg 5c
Wonder Wash
2 pkgs for 25c
Mr. J. H. Thomas M. P. president of
the Trades Union Congress of Great
Britain, in his openingaddress at the
congress now In session at Portsmouth
predicted the hardest winter for British
labor in many years. He cited the bad
trade outlook as a convincing reason
for industrial peace.
Silo Filling
Having Purchased a new
Gilson Ensliage Cutter, 1 am
Prepared to vII Silos fora limited
time.
' TERMS REASONABLE ,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
FRANK ANDREWS
CLINTON — ONT
JNO. B. MUSTARD
Clinton & Brucefield.
Phone for Clinton No. 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on GIS.
THIS SOLDIER TOOK
L' "
OVERSEAS WITH RIR
Dir, WilPakard, Shanty
l3ay, Ont„ writes;—liam.3."Beincg a member Of
-tile C,1;,P„ I•have had many brilliant
opportunities of t'ealiizing1, the beneficial
results derived from - rho proper use
of J)r. Fowler's l xtrea of Wild Straw-
berry, .
T,amling in ltugland in early fall after
a•very wet summer brouibt,many of us
to the doctor's oft'iee, but got little, if
any, relief there from dysentery and
severe casts of diarrhoea. I am glad
to be able to say that 1 never had to call
on a doctor for either complaint, as I
used freely the supply of "17r. Fowler's"
which Iliad purchased before endbarking
for our trip oversees. T. can also say
that many othere San testify likewise,"
When you are troubled with diarrhoea,
dysentory, colic, cramps, pains in the
stomach, Sbolera morbus, summer con.
plaint or any fluxes or looseness of the
bowels do not delay in getting a bottle
of Dr. Fowler's i3etreet of Wild Straw-
berry and sec how quickly you will be
relieved.
You can. always rely on it in time of
need Ai it has stood the test of time.,
having been on the market for the past
75 years.
There aro so many vpusioue "straw-
berry" preparations sold we would ask
you be sure and see that our name,
The T. Milburn Go., Limited, Toronto,
Out.t appears., on the.wrapper, Pries
50:cenle,
DON'T FORGET
TANGLEFOOT
TO CATCH THE
FLIES
GET THE HABIT 0 1' DEALING AT
IINSON
5 us bulk Tea ...$x.66
2 ib s bulk tea • , .$1.16
1 lb bulk Tea ... 60c'
TRY A
BOTTLE OF ROSES
LIME JUICE
A GOOD HEALTHY'
DRINK
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PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
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The "P L E V F t AND" Bicycle
are sold in Clinton by
J. H. PA.XMAN
The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car and
"Battery Services
SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS
ORDER YOURS TODAY
Phone 80 • Residence 140 ._CLINTON, ONT.._ ....,.,......... . ... .......i
slaving ma.de special arrangements -with our 'Com-
pany at Guelph for this sale by taking a,limited • number. of
pianos. I can quote you a price far below factory prices to you
to -day and if you are going' to get a piano inside the next two
years. Nosh' is'your chance.
This sale is merely to advertise our goods and is good
for -10 days only, after which the regular factory Prices will. be
used. • :041
If you can not call on us write for prices and also re-
member we can arrange to give you terms to suit so as to get in
on this sale. Remember the name.
Jonathan' = Hugill.
BOX '229.
Phone 216,
• MUSIC STORE.
SEAFORTH. ONT.
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In buying shoes (and everything else as well), it's, value :you.
want. Imported shoes cost more because of the freight, duty
and exchange. These things don't add to the value of a
shoe. They only increase its cost.
'i'his store has a mission in life. 'That is to give you the best
values. Made -in -Canada Shoes are today better value, grade -
for grade, than shoes imported froth any country. They -re-
flect the very latest and best styles and shapes. The material'
is honest. , Worknhanslhip is high grade. And so, because the
prosperity of this store depends upon service to our customers,
we sell and recommend Made: -in -Canada Footwear, knowing
that we can thereby give you the best value and satisfaction.
FRED. .17AeKSON
-"SHOES THAT SATISFY" -
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