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negligee $1.75
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A large range to choosefrom
see them
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MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furntaking
Phone 103
Opposite Public Library
rown'
We handle and are Agents for the Famous "BARRETT"
Company Roofing and other preparations.
Remember tiv I, 2, and 3, ply Everlastic Rubber Roofing
and the 1, 2, and 3, ply Panamoid Rubber Roofing
are Manufactured solely by "BARRETTS"
Any orders received for grades not M stock always receive
prompt attention.
. SEE OUR GRADES AND GET PRICES
Corless & Venner
•IIHARIDWARE and ELECTRIGAL
H
TRY
wins
FOR PLUMBING
HEATING AND
ROOFING
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Hood
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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Mr, Hiram Hill last week laid the The Prieeess Theatre Is now opened
cement foundation in front of the Post four nights a_ week, Tuesday, Wednes-
,
Offiee for the big gunwhiCli is to be
placed there, Needless to say 'a good
job was done,
Represents Huron County.
13x -warden J. N. eunpbell of 01)0
was elected a !District vice-president of
the Ontario Hydro Radial Association
at its annual meeting at Hamilton last
week.
clay, Friday and Saturday, The foal
two nights each Week are taken up with
a new serial and ;mother film play, As
the evenings are getting cooler, good
crowds are attending,
Buys the McKay Block.
Departmental Email.,
Stratford was the centre for this dis-
trict which includes liarriston, 'Clinton
SeafOrth, Mitchell and the surrounding
distriets, for those who failed in their
Mid summer exams. The pupils finish-
ed writing on Friday last.
Presentation
Last Thursday evening a nt,mber of
the young people of Ontario Street
League went to the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert FAber and presented Mrs.
Fisher with a fine cassereile, An im-
promptu program was given followed
by a light lunch,
PARAGRAPHS OF INTEREST
Australia and Argentina together
pasture one-third of the sheep .of the
world.
Brother Died in the West.
Mrs. Jas, K. Mair receivedword that
her brother, Robert McIlveen, had died
at the home of his son at Lake Louisa,
Alberta. lie was 68 years of age and
wits bore on the 13555 Line, after his
marriage he moved to Stanley Town-
ship, and later to Watford. About 13
years ago he and his wife went west
the latter dying at Banff 7 years ago.
He is survived by three sons, Arthur Having Purchased a new
and Frank at Baulf, Alberta and Laundy
at Lake Louisa, The body was taken Gilson Ensilage Cutter, I am
to Banff on the t•Ith for burial. Prepared to vll Silos for a limited
Th& farther the watt."^P 74 the oceans
get from the eqtaittor tto less salt they
contain.
Trinidad horticulturists are trcing to
popularize bread made of Mumma floor
instead of wheat.
Deposits of long fiber asbestos, sim-
ilar to the best Canadian, have been dis
covered Arizona.
.An electrically operatetl machine has
Phone 53 been invented in Europe to write and
decipher code nteisages.
Slots cut part way through the blade
facilitate the work of a new hoe for
Ghys Coming,
The well-known travelling minstrels,
Guy Bros., will be here on Monday,
November ist with their usual show.
A New Poultry Book.
A new book, entitled "Canadian Farm
Poultry," has just been published by
Macdonald College, Que. The book
is well:bound, neatly printed, replete
with practical information and is well
illustrated. It is the first Canadian
poultry book to be offered to the pub -
Last Saturday Mr, W, D. Pair closed
a deal with the Whitehead Estate, and
he becomes the new owner of the Mc-
Kay Block, corner of Albert and Ontar-
io streets, The block' is a good one
and, is occupied at present by Mr. Fair,
Bell Telephone Co., F, W. Wigg, the
Corner grocer, Mr. Heard, barber; and
Wee Lees laundry. Upstairs Is the G.
W. V, A. club rooms and Mr,• Jago's
clothing repair shop.
Minor Locals.
Many from here attended Blyth Fall
Fair yesterday.
Bayfield Fall Pair will be held itext
Thursday afternoon.
There was another coal all famine for
a few clays last week,
The School Fair drew a good crowd
yesterday at the rink.
If you want to buy or sell consult
the New Era want Columns.
Silo Filling
'Housing Shortage Acute. time.
The shortage of housing accommo
dation is becoming acute in Clinton. '•
Last Friday the New Era was informed' TERMS REASONABLE
that there were six families wanting to SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
move to town, but could not find hous-
es. The heads of the household motor ,
to town every morning to their work. FRANK ANDREWS
The Council and Board of Trade could
spend a profitable evening in discussing CLINTON ' ONT
this important question. One ratepayer
suggested that the Notenandie • Note! -.---....--------=
should he turned into apartments and :-----•
Infixing mortar and cement,
Horses in Iceland are shod with
sheep horn and those iu the Soudan
are fitted with camel skin socks.
Gearing.altached to a new bit brace
enables it to be used at various angles
lic, the nominal charge of 50c being
• made merely to cover cost of pl'inting
and mailing. Alt phases of chicken
• raising are discussed, emphasis being
laid upon the development of winter -
Repairing Prornptly;.- laying strains of the more popular com-
' Mercial breeds. The book should be
- Done , of timely service to all who keep chick-
! ens and should influence the develop-
ment•of the Canadian poultry industry,
;which has assumed a remarkable
l growth within the -past few years. A
copy may be obtained by sending 50c
r that it can be inseted into the ear
IP/Ina/10d College, Prov. Quebec. stead of being held against it.
Phone 53
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Fmryzaces
1111315day, September 23rd,
sc.. op.,„N.
, means
Serii0OL 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 1„
mutual one.
The W. D Fair o.
Often the eheapest—Atways the Best
mffeawmaigrawari
YOUR CHANCE
to secure some of our Show Day Specials on Saturday night between 8,30 and'
9.30 p,rn. We will sell at Show Day Prices for Cash, Butter or Eggs. Re-
member the Hour 8,30 to 9,30 p.m,
or with a ratchet drive.
An electric lamp in a French light-
house has a (lament wound so closely
that it resembles a gas mantle.
A recency patented chair has a sin-
gle'arni, higher than the usual level, to
serve as a telepliche stand:
What is believed to be the world's
oldest inhabited residence is a German
i h i tl year 700
mans on t at was built n r .
A pneumatic boxing glove has been
invented with the idea of protecting
both wearer end opponent from harm.
Magnesium is the chief ingredient
in a French alloY that weighs about
two-thirds as much as cast aluminum.
A soldier has been invented which
holds rimless lenses against the metal
parts of eyeglasses without screws.
Sweden has smelted Iron for more
than twenty Centuries and some of the
.ancient furnaces stilt are in existence.
Leed In stamps or postarnote to The Bursu A new telephone receiver is so small
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
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.
this might be a good more on the part
of the genial proprieifor.
Cousin Dead.
These doors will admit a
large chunk of wood, too.
Our local agent will.
- show you this and
many other "Sunshine"
advantages. Send foil
free booklet.
Mcaary's
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Furnace
PEACHES
This is the Week for the
Peaches for Canning.
A two -wheeled cart which automatic -
We handle peaches direct from ally toads and unloads corn stalks is' tile
invention of a New Jersey fernier.
the Orchards at Grimsby. 131
pi
••' Uruguay has employed an expert
your supply from us and save a from the United States to organize its
poultry Industry along scientific lines.
jobber's profit. All adjustable trowel 'to form the
TRY A CAN—Pure Grape Jam tops and sides of concrete curbs at the
same time is an Illinois inventor's idea,
at price less than the cost of the •
Sugar.
. An automobile that travels on three
HYOUR
Word was received of the death of a
cousin of Mrs ft Plumsteeli-Following a -
lingering illness, the death took pace
Sunday of Agnes Ilam, wffe of On the selection of your roofing
George W. Shibley of Woodstock. Mrs. material depends the appeal -ince, value
Shibley was seventy-two years of age and durability of your building.
and was born in Napanee. A little over
two years ago she came to Wood-
1 What kina of roofing could be betty;
than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
stock to live and last December she •
and her husband celebrated the fiftieth The cheapest is. not usually the best
anniversary of their wedding. Surviving although the best is usually the cheap -
are two sons, M. H. Shibley, proprietor
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of the Oxford lintel here and. J. A.
Shibley of Toronto. George Ham cif the We have the best In three different
C. P. R. Passenger Department is a grades, 2X, 3X and, 5X at popular cur -
brother. There is also a granddaughter rent prices.
Miss Irene 'Cowan who made her home
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
with her grandmother, She will be bur -
kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
lel at Napanee.
Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
Hard and Soft Coal, etc.
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10 Bars Gold Soap $1.00
10 bars Comfort soap $1
10 bars Sunlight soap $1
ROOF
10 cakes Palm 0 soap $1
10 burs of any of our
sets of movable runners instead of
wheels' lis been invented in Europe.
For quick action it pistol holster has
been patented • that opens its entire
length when a weapon is withdrawn.
A Japanese inventor of a non-com-
Best, buslIble celluloid -substitute has taken
out eleven United States patents upon
it.
Fred. W. Wigg
The Corner Grocery
Phone 45. Special prices paid for properly
afkgilZmifttP finished Milk Fed Poultry. We
SCRANTON COAL
I are paying at least 3c per lb extra
1 are
this class of birds. All poultry
and Wood for Sale bought on a quality basis. We
are leaders in our business
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POULTRY
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any who wish to 'leave their order for Get etc prices:before you sell.
Spring delivery can do so by .leaving ••
their orders at rny residence, Huron St Gunn Langlois &Ca.Ltd
or Phone 155.
The up.te-date Finn
Ter—Strictly Ctish—Phoite 155, :Clinton Branch Phone
N. W. 'rmwartba, Manager
RESIDENCE—HURON MEET
or thm..it,t,Itio 4 on 542
:tattlihrt.twa,nociOettaransta
line offered to each
customer
A
SPLENDID DAY
TO GET YOUR
PICKLING AND,
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PRESERVING
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PHONE 111
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LINE
READY—
2 pkgs Corn Flakes 25m
2 pkgs Corn Starch 25m
6 cans Pork & Beans $i•
3 pkgs Rinse 25e,
2 pkgs Wonder wash 25:
THE GREAT WASW
Make /o'er Store your
Headquarters
OF DEALING AT
PHONE ORDERS CAIIFFULLY ATTENDED To,
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AT CLINTON— — We handle all
• WITH TWI CHURCHES. it
• kinds of Coal and Wood and Canada
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Cement.
The 40 -hour Dev.otion Services were Let us have your inquiries. AVe think
St. Joseph's Church
we can supply you.
conducted in St. Joseph's thatch ibis
week.
Salvation Army
Mr, W Elliott, the American Evan-
gelist, is expected to address the after-
noon meeting of the Salvation Army,
at 3 o'clock.
Baptist Church .
Rev, Mr - Ford, of Toronto, who Is
taking the services during the past two
Stinday's is expected again next Sun-
day. '
'Ontario St. Church
The pulpit was occupied oil Sunday
last lily Nev. Mr, Kilpatrick, 13. A., of
Ripley, who preached splendid serinons.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Close, of Seaforth.
sting a very pretty duet and assisted
the choir at the evening service.
Wesley Church •
On Sunday the Methodist Women's
anniversary will be observed in Wesley
church. There will be special music
by a choir of women. The address in
the morning will he given .by Mrs.
(Rev.) Godfrey, of Dutton.
Rev. W. 11, Irwin, of Edmonton, will
preach at 7 p.01.
• Willis Church
- Next Sunday is Rally Day. •The Sun-
day School exercises will be held in
Hie church at 2.30 p.m. A special and
appropriate service of music and ad-
dresses will be given.
The Pastor's subjects will be: -Morn-
ing; "The Constraint of Christ's Love"
Evening—"Friends,"
' A special effort is being made to
rally everybody, both young and old, to
one or all' of these services. It .is
hoped that 'all will co-operate to make
this day a splendid sneerse.
Children' ry"
FOR FLETCHER'S
cAs-r 0 R 1 A.
AL B. MUSTARD
Clinton it Brucefield.
Phone for Clinton No. 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
DIARRHOEA
TURNED TO
DYSENTERY
Lost 29 Pounds -
Dysentery is one ot the worst forms of
bowel complaint. The pains in the
bowels are intense, the discharges occur
with great rapidity, and are very often
acoompanied by blood. It does not
need to persist for anylength of time
until the whole system is weakened and
debilitated, and harcliy. any otlu•r cPs-
11550 50 quickly undermines the strength
and brings about a condition of pro-
stration and utter collapse that. ft 011
terminates fatally.
•• To shook the unnatural discherge,
without bringing on vont:14)0km, tlere
s only one remedy 'to nee, and ties is_
Or. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.
hfr,'0. W. MeViigh, Mnverr,
writes:—"About eight years ago 1 lind
a severe attack of diarrhoea wl•teh
-timed to dysentery before I got better,
I might BAY I WIN sack for three works.
I weighed 164 lbs, when 1 took • eel:
1111 weighed 125 lbs. when I got it
• iteppi•d. I think Iluultried every nu di-
(Sillfk that wait on the market and did
net find relief until 4 tried Dr. Fowler'e
fistraitt, of Wild Strawberry, and ono
bottle relieved me. I think there 114
nothing like it for diarrhoea or dysenteeV.
1 tilweri keel) some on hand awn person
lone tall, know when he will need it."
"Dr.Powler's" has 110011 on trio market
for the iriet 75 years. Don't evil'''.
,:.• earn, lio-natrie-no-reputet,nn
compounde. Tiny may be clangorous
to Nom' health. .
rr;nsNoe, te biti,le, Manufaettoll
polryoayll.,'flimtft.T. Milburn Co,.LinlitcO,
The "Jr L E V F.1 4 N D" Bicycle
aro sold in Clinton by
J. H. PAXMAN
The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car an
Battery Services
SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS
ORDER YOURS TODAY
Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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MUSIC IN THE HOME
adds immeasurably to life's plea-
sure. You can have it at once,
even if you are not a player of
any instruments. 'Our talking
machines reproduce all kinds of
music from the latest crashing
marches to the softest of lulla-
bies. Let us prove it to you in
person.
Then If you want a piano, why
we are handling a piano which
musicians say is the best buy on
the market today. Make it your
business to have me cell on you
to demonstrate the Bell, it will
cost you nothing to have it done and if 1 can't prove to you where the
Bell possesses more strength in build; sweetness in tone; and has
the easiest touch; and the best friced piano containing those points.. I
will give you one at one-half the price—so get busy and call me up
you stand a chalice to save some money,
Jonatbangui
MUSIC STORE.
SEAFORTH. ONT.
BOX 229.
Phone 2t6.
IVIADE-IN-CANADA, STY LES
You are interested in the fact that Made -in -Canada Shoes
embody today the very latest world fashions in footwear.
Made -in -Canada Shoes are smart, neat and attractive. In fact,.
no shoes made anywhere in the world excel the Canadian pro-
duct in these points.
Everybody living in this, country—ladies especially—wan
t
stylish and good-looking shoes. Of course they want other
qualities too—fit, and comfort:, and durabilty. We are a
"well dressed nation" and the appearance of our boots and
shoes is an important matter.'
The reason why we sell and recommend Made -in -Canada
Footwear is because imported shoes while costing more, do
not represent the value that.Made-in-Canada Shoes do, grade
for grade,
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