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work $1.25
negligee $1.75
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MEN'S STORE
Custom Thorfa( j
Men's Furnishing
Phone 103
Opposite Pubtic Librzr•
rown
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry. Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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The Fly Season is now at its Worst. Try a gallon of our
Crenoid Fly Destroyer for the sake of your horses and
cattle.
SEE OUR LINE OF ELECTRIC GOODS
TOASTERS —.- 3-I-IEAT GRILLS — CAN, 51.dESTINGHOUSE
IKONS
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LAMP BULBS ''' mow:
tri etmt r The hili will be 'cut down and ditches i later.• -' -ss " '
put hi to carry off water. ihner \C'6r1. ,
I will be done as the farmers"get more Ligl,ta Out
'HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL Phone S. i tinge to work on the roads. • •"-",,,-,-*.,---..-•••"-,"-...4....,,-.--
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t TheUstorm int , a early hours of Stu,- ^^^^
• Some Potnboes. '" day mooning was sharp but very brief � L. R
o ,F • r h h street were•
" 1 1 d son pot rtes in t f It t t me they Came on again
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Bruer. Trains Now Lute.
Owing.to the London Fair this week
the Bruce lreins have not been running
on schedule None.
Busy With Scho ,air:..
District AgricultRepresentative
Mr. 5. B. Stothers is now with
'
the various school fairs in 1je county.
Work Started on Prod Road. `1,,
Work starte4 last week on file issovin
-,sI Rog at 15ttbil fiiti thtt 1115 tuty'n
Road about two mile's
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Many Went To 00444.
'Clinton was well represented at the
Ooderieh Fair Inst Thursday and Friday,
New Phone Dirgetolry,.
A new phone directory has been dis-
tiebuted and 1t grows-.:. smaller •every
time. The high price of pi'ser secounis
for the shortage of phone stations.
"Busy Bee" Well' Named.
The Manchester Guardian pyotes ex-
perts as saying that this is to be a good
season for honey and it adds that many,
people will welcome the news though
fete realize the enormous `effort a single
pound of honey necessitates on the
part of the bees. "in a pound Jar," the
Guardian explains, "there is the concen
trated essence of over 60,000 flowers,
It Is calculated that to make a pound of
clover honey the bees must take nectar
from 62,000blooms and make 2,750,-
000 visits in the process. Often the
journey frm the hive t the flowers
and back runs to two miles so that the,
meals of a pound of honey entails jour
neys agregating over 5,000,000 miles,
When it is remembered that a single;
colony of bees will produce from sixty
to eighty pounds of honey in a season
It is clear that the "busy bee" is well
named,"
Date Net Fixed,
u' An Ottawa despatch states that,
Thanksgiving D'ay this ytar will be fix"
ed either on October 11 or 18 with the
latter date being favored,
Will Stay 'Open Next 'Wednesday.
'flte'grocery stores will stay open all
•
day Wednesday next.week on account
of the School Fairbut will 'lake the Wed
nesday half -holiday en the 29th,
School Fair.
The 'Clinton District School Fair will
be held next Wednesday in the Skating
Rink. The children have been making
great preparation for (he yarjoes prizes
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Final Open air Concert.
On Sunday evening the Kiltie Band
gave their final open ai'r concert. The
various selections were well received
,and a big crowd. was down the streets
to hear the program.
Weiner Roast.
. r. Weicum Lamp Girls and Boy
Scouts conte to Weiner • roast In $t.
Paul's Sunday School on Tuesday, Sept.
21st, at 8 o'clock, Bring along a cup
and fifteen cents and enjoy yourself.
'last of t2,llntoin;
Had Heavy Loss.
George Walker who .ormerly kept a
livery stable in Clinton and is now a
fruit grower had a loss of $10,000 in
the storm on Sunday morning at his
place near Grantham in the ,fruit dis-
trict.
Minor L i els.
Blyth Fair next . Gilson Ensliage Cutter, I am
half of September gone now. ' d
Silo Filling
Having Purchased a new
Many are taking in London Fair this ; Pre
week. tin
'rhe Kittle Band was at Brussels Fair
on Wednesday.
pared to vll Silos for a unite
e.
TERMS REASONABLE
Will Hold Plowing Match.
At a meeting of file Centre Iluron SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Spring Show Directors' on Saturday last
it w,is ti Clrlg j that they would Iti)id a •
I FRANK ANDREW S
plowing match on tueldiu, October I• „
19th, Full particulltrT tvi1l t'i Eiy�n t;I,1N_II'C')N — — ONT
Corless
Thursday, September 16111; L920..
SCHOOL OPENING
means
SCHOOL TEXT .BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You are asked to invest-
igate the merits of our
stock. r►' a invite this
with the assurance that
the advantage will be a
mutual one.
The W. D. Fair 2o.
Often the Cheapest -1.1 tveys the I est
vimminummousal
WE WILL FOR WEDNESDAY, .SEPT., 22nd, FOR.CASK
H
EGGS or BUTTER, SELL AT THESE PRICES
ONE DAY ONLY—STOR E WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY
10 Bars Gold Soap $L00
10 bars Comfort soap $1
10 bars Sunlight soap $1
10 cakes Palm 0 soap $1
10 hers of any of our
line offered to each
customer
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PHONE 111
damage done
and while sshe lights of the i
Mr. E. Monroe had e • ou or a s �;' 'i j
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'The Child Driver, rvvyv w N his wmdw during the pat/ l that tater. Thereiyas np severe � it
caused man a mail to wish he la a
Anyone who handled a fifteen year couple of acres of them. There were
old girl a loaded revolver and told her two varieties, "Farmers" and "Scotish
TRY has Y around here.
Seeking Inform\tion.
On the selection of your , roams
Questiofinal,.a. have been sent out 1 material depends the appearance, value
by the OntarioPt,tic Service Cummins , and durability of your building.
Mn to police magL� rates registraars of 1What kind of ranting could be better
deeds county judges Crown Attorneys than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
and clerks t,f the pee,;,e sheriffs and•oth
ers in order to help14]te work of reor-
ganization.
® ' to wave it ins. crowd would be regard- Friend" two of the first weighed h ib
1 t> Hawknis
ed as viciously and criminally reckless 6 ounces another rine weighed 1 lb
of human life. Yet pat ants will permit
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76 ounces.
FOR. PLUMBING , a boy or girl to drive a motor eat upon Hospital Donations.
• a public highway and thing nothing of ' Al the September meeting of the
the fact that they are risking lives right 1 Hospital Board the September
donations
the
HEATING AND and left and incidentally, violating a were gratefully ackttiawiedged.
haw designed to afford protection to The girls Auxiliary, $200.00
ROOFING -or public streets.
��I; Aix users-oMrs. Jas Holland
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fax Evaders.
t The customs and inland revenue de -
o— pertinent • pertinent is taking steps to guard
• against evasions of the new budget tax-
es. While the revenue is coming in hea-
epeurtnga' Prorraptty Ioily there are reasons 'to believe 'that
some are making 1
. complete Others are not slaking returns
1 at all. To meet this situation a Special
corps of expert auditors will be appoint
ed within a few clays and given exten-
sive powers. There wia be about forty in
all throughout the country and it will
Lead the their business to carry on luvestigat-
to g s
Done
Phone 53
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e,.la Furnaces
•eturns which are in-
er ry ' the re alar staff
ions supplementary
There is a Reason the various districts,
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Ask Us.
n•� eat , ;,y„>rgC:• ,, . `auk, r ,d*4`44`10
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.
These doors will admit a
large chunk of wood, too.
Our local agent will
show you this and
anany other "Sunshine"
advantages. Send for
free booklet.
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2.00
Mr. Fred Watt •1.00
Miss Mountcastle 1,00
Miss Whitely very kindly„ gave sev-
eral pieces of granite ware, for use in
the Hospital Kitchen,
The Right Kind of a "Boss"
The other week a certain well known
grocer and we won't mention names Sugar Up Monday Morning.
told "Tom" his driver that if he didn't
take a holiday he would fire him and
Tom decided that "Billie" meant it
for he took a trip to Toronto Exhibit-
ion and also to S't. Catharines and all
er places to visit relatives and friends
if we ever want another job we will
pick on "Billie to make us take a boli=
day.
ROOF
Had a Collision. sires
While enroute to G;erica Fair on \1'e have 'the best in three different
Friday evening, Mr. Fern VanEgnlondgrades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur -
had a collison with a 5000 nn the road I rent prices.
and the "Henry" came At, *coral best. AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
We understand the owner t the cow kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
is willing to settle, as its a. tient the Canada Fibre BCoard, Canada Cement,
law of the township in have cattle run- Hard turd Soft oal, etc,
ping on the roads. ,
AT CLINTON— — We handle all
kinds of Coal and Wood and Canada
'the cheapest is not usually the best
although the best is usually the est. •
Falling off in Number of Registered
Letters.
I Since cosi of registering a lettar has
advanced from 5 cents to 10 cents
there has been a noticeable falling off
Will not come down fur some time in the number of fetters registered.
Thousands of dollars in actual money it
as the Canadian Refineries are loadedlis. stated is' passing through She mails
daily without- registration protection.
This was a pratice before the increase,
but there has been, a narked increase
since. People are riskinf,# loss of money
$2,00 less per hundred than 1 father than pay the additional 5 cents
to have it protected. The revenue front
registered mail on the so cent basis will
' greatly exceed the revenue whdts the
Ifee was 5 cents,
Price OF Newsprint May Advance Again.
Another advance in tihe price of news
print to the Financial News Bureau,
Corner Grocery
which 'states that an increase in the
price is expected to be made by the
Phone 45. mills around the first of 'October, The
lot;to, uniderstandinf; is that the new price
will range from $130 to $1.0 per ton
for rolled news and $20 in advance of
these prices per ton for sheets in two
tau lots and at the mill, 13y January 19
21, the prospects are that newspaper
publishers will be paying as high as
$201) per ton and it iS even possible
any who wish to leave their order for that this figure will have .to be raised
can do sob leaviing later on, At $200 per ton the increase
spring delivery Y to sheet news users is about 400 per
their orders at my residence; 'enroll St. cent in four' years. In 1907 the price
war $65 9t ton, This rose to $72 in the
or Piano 1E5. first half of 1918 and to $81 in the sec-
ond half. During 1919 the price. '0)10
$84 for sheet news,
s
up with high. priced raw sugar,
We were able to procure a limited
supply which we will sell wh(le •11
lasts til
present wholesale price.
-----GET SOME WHiLE IT LASTS
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Fred. W. Wigg
The
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SCRANTON COAL
and Wood for Sale
Terme--Strictly Cosh--'Phoua 998.
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ResinrNCIc.•--I•IUCtON STREET
Children Cry
�.�,.�y 1015 FLETCHER SS II ,p�,
'ON A S' 8 dad' . F W i, "w•s
Local grocers were apprised Monday
morning that sugar was up 12 cents per
hundred pounds on account of the in- Let us have your inquiries. • We think
crease in freight rates and other conlln we can supply you.
odities would be proportionately dearer.
Only in a •few instances will the retail• -
price be effected to amount to any-
thing.
No "Flu" Here.
There are no signs of any influenza
cases in Clinton at the present time,
and the health authorities and doctors,
generally say they do not want any. In
Chicago, 500 cases are reported, and
the prediction is made that the in-
fection will spread to Canada as tt did
last year.
Squirrels Have a Friend.
The squirrels are safe here and ei,ce-
whe a in" the province at least until
1923. An order, province -wide, has
been issued that prohibits the shooting
of squirrels. This is contrary to the
opinion of local sportsmen who have
been taking it for granted that this is
the open season for squirrels.
Salado Buys Huge `Warehouse.
tri February next the Salada l'ea
Company will occupy the m`agnil'lcent
new building at gills corner of St. Law-
rence, Le Royer and St. Jean Baptiste
streets, Monleal, the building at pre-
sent occupled•by Salado at St. Paul and
St. Sulpice streets, and erected by diem
eleven years ago, having for sometime
been inadequate } r their (business,
Other Salsda warehouses are situated at
Toronto and Boston,
!laciness Changes.
Mr. Murray McNeil disposed of his
restaurant business this week to Mr.
E. Wendorf, of Chesley, who is now in
possession. The new proprletor is a
(treat War Veteran, and has been in
this lithe of business for some years,
This week Mr. Beresford disposed of
his bakery and restaurant business to
Messrs. J. E. Gadd and A. E. Bates, of
Ridgelown, who will take possession
the end of the month. M. Bamford
and family will return to Itanniton, C
Cement.
IND. B. MUSTARD
Clinton & Brucefield.
Phone for Clinton No. 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
Cholera Minim
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1Phone 80
IS SWIFT IN ITS RAVAGES
ON CHM'.''` LIFE.
Cholera Tnfantum or Summer Com-
plaint of children is one of the most
nonunion and dangerous bowel complaints
:luring the hot -summer months, and
there is no doubt that many die who
•:oyt(' be staved if properly looked af1.11'
in the. first sign of this trouble.
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begins with to profuso diarrhoea,,the
stomach becomes irritated, very often'
i aionip stied by womtl irg Lard purging,
tad t he mailer excret cd from the stouharh
'HIS a biL'.ous appearance. The eh lid
rapidly looses flesh, and is soon ndnaed
to greet: lint;bur and prneirata,n.
thu the first s'p.n of cholera infnntmn
Or. howler's VINtrilet "1 \V'ld Strawberry
Mould be actin us, r,:d, noel thus quickly
,Ifsrl the vomiting, purging and char.
•110)10.
\•Lt/, 1Vornnt1ih \Vynaelti, Ii'dinu Point
tV I, N.:4., witted:-- " 4ihen my little
boo was Svcs vtold he tens [ahem
very dick with
h summer complaint,
tet Hutt, )Hied by vomiting. lie was
a rl 'for five drove and often 1 d d not
h nk be would rive over night, and
not h ing I gave hint did any gond, A
tr:end advised nie to use 13r. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. 1 there
fore gave it a trial, and one bottle
relieved him. 1 will gladly recommend
it to my friende."
1)r, Fowler's I'.xta'n,rt• has been on the
market for the past 7.15 vestal so why
experiment with hely and untried. reme-
dies.
\fanufaetnrcd only by The T..1111 -
burn Co., Lunitx.cl, Toronto, Ont. X'rteti
111 seek.
A
SPLENDID'. DAY
TO GET YOUR
PICKLING AND
PRESERVING
NEEDS
2 pkgs Corn Flakes 25e
2 pkgs Corn Starch 25e.
6 cans Pork & Beans $1.
3 pkgs Rinse 25c
2 pkgs Wonder -wash 25
THE GREAT WASH
HELPS .
— A FULL LINE Make ,h'ur Store' your -
'—ALWAYS READY—.
THE I'IABIT OF'DEALING AT
1 headquarters
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PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO'
The f 1,C. L E V rr AND" Bicycle
are sold in Clinton by
J. H. PAXMAN
The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car and
.Battery Services .
SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS
ORDER YOURS TODAY
Residence 140
CLINTON,
ONT.
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Ht ving made 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. Now is your chance. •
• This sale is merely to advertise our goods and is good
for 1 0 days only, after which the regular factory Prices will be
used.
if you can not call on us write for prices and also re-
nleml4c we can arrange to give you teens to suit so as to. get in
on this ,sale. Remember the name.
Jonathan Hugill
BOX 229.
Phone 216.
MUSIC STORE.
SEAPORT'S. ONT.
WHY WE SELL
MADE -IN -CANADA SHOES
The mission of this store is to serve the best interests of its
customers. This means the best looking, the best wearing ,
shoes, at the lowest possible price. Shoes are imported come
a long distance. On, then, of course, we must pay duty, which
adds nothing to their value, but only to their price.
Therefore, we sell only Made -in -Canada Shoes. These.
shoes are the product of the hest Canadian brains and organi-
zation, \Ve know their quality and how perfectly suited they
are to Canadian conditions and requirements and that prices
are fair and in accord•with their quality and grade,
We sell Mad, -in -Canada Footwear with the full conviction
than in so doing we offer our customers the best value pos-
sible, and a variety of products we can recommend and stand
{I1'mily
behind.
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