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The Clinton New Era, 1920-9-30, Page 4- 'AGE 4 4.1413111111%01111111 THE, CIANTO. N NEW ERA AniffmtrermmitrommormsmsetszetEerummaltimil ChrildreCry for F etchers s 4 t+at" WM T4IM Wei ice: " - ,e • •es a W0.'d'0a .\:4:er-3 ,e''s-Na'aei`,o_ +laic ia1', Ceateaia aleie-_ ' a reme':y for Isfa]its and Children. .•"-20O&3 are speeiany atesaarad for babies, A baby's medicine isevc 1 :bp, Rer,zedieS primarily prepared for grown [t_•:s raes z. t :Leta -changeable. It Was the need of a remedy fcr the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought C.r+er'a before the public after years of research, =and no cl.im has heen made for it that its less far over 30 Vane flan not proven. i'autoria is a Landless cubetitute far •Castor Gil, Parer oris, :Deeps azel. "ylt;ps. It is pleat:Ent. It contains - neither Cpi:t;u, T,.lorl:i iio her other narcotic substance. its age is its guarantee. For lnoro than thirty years it has been is constant us0 for the relief of Constieffieffin, Flatulency, Wind Cclic and Diarrhoea f allaying l e •rerisllness arising therefereaa, and by regulating tie •Seo-= ac_t and Bowels, aids • the aocimilation of Food; giving healalry and natural sleep. .The Childrei:'s t she• - _ fid. ' E a N ECAST AS O R hA Lf9S• Bears the Signature of ,, .bra 1.t a. in Use For Over30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY l .' trot& roto • r it Tanner Inas been outdone and Mac- -S. -witty now holds the World's champ- '"?ons'S119 recbrd as a long distance faster. -- --0 . The provincial bye -election in North .east Toronto will be held on November 3. This is the seat vacated by the resig nation of Hon. Dr. Cody, and if as is re ported Mayor Church is to be a candid- ate for the vacancy the chances of keep Jug the constituency in the Conservat- : ve column ought to be very good. —0— . Bon. G. Howard Ferguson, the pre- • asnt leader of the Conservative plalanx • le the Ontario Legislature, intends to ,quit the job, and Icon. Dr. Ross, of :Kingston is mentioned as a probable :successor. The position is not an Inviting one at present, and there is Britain in a regain Statement on tine number of telephones #n the principal countries gave the figure for .Great every ue• for v telephones5 Y t o. as10 G Brit I) two R11 same bas hundreduuhundredof population. On the sal b , is, tite United States has 13,6 tele- phones per `hundred, Canada ;arises next with 10.8 per hundred people; Sweden, 6.4; Norway, (1917), 4,4; Germany (tete), 0.2; France, 1, Italy. (1917), 3. Hon, C; C. Ballantyne is autlaarity for the slatenle'it that there will be no general election until the full life of parliament has expired. There certainly will he no appeal to the people at an earlier date if the government can pre- sent 1t and with the majority it at pre- sent possesses there is ljttle doubt that It can. It would be a safe gamble in any event to bet that there will not be a general election for the Dominion Par- liament for another year at least. --0 --- Next year the sixth census of the Dominion will be taken. The returns of previous "numbering of Israel" are as follows: 187t 3,689,257 1881 4,324,810 189.1 4,833,237 1901 5,371,315 4911 7.206,643 not likely to be keen competition for it. —O Belgium which was gees rally. regard- ed as being along with Northern Franee the cockpit of theetate war, lost 65,000 men in a population of 7,500,0'00. Canada's loss was about the same, both actually and propoetiolately, a fact which demonstrates the immensity of her sacrilic in a fight which was so far away from her soil. —0— The New fork Times having in view the recent pronouncement of Governor Cox on tine Kish question administers to that gentleman a rebuke under the captain "Things Better Left Unsaid." Cox is a political kaleidoscope. He has been shown up as pro -German and pro - Irish and probably would be pro -Bolsh- evik if he thought it would get him any votes. —0— The Postmaster general of Great �;l �F �. s 't� e AND S1 HUBE CONSTIPATION $ The Great Success of Carter's r v Little Liver (Pills is due to the Com- t'� •�4e r plete satisfaction of all who use them. r i L Ed Not by purging and weakening the I V. SI Bowels, but by regulating and strength - $4 ening them. �. s �, 1 � Don't Hesitate -Get a Mottle - take one after each meal and one at bedtime. They act as a natural laxative to the Bowels, and a regular and healthy con- dition of the system with freedom from Constipation and Sick :Headache is the result. They are strictly Vegetable. :Sit; all lull Small lose Srlaa Pelee Genuine must bear signature C+:;eve-da9s Overseas Tra: Ae is $2,351,0009000 Aamu Sea -borne . , $1,046,000,000 _ i Land -borne $1,305,000,000 :More than half this land -borne trade ':': is ultimately seaborne --but in Foreign 1, Ships. t " rt of-Canadianproducts shipped ,very pound ofana .fhrom a port outside Canadian territory retards our maritime growth, weakens our control of a motional prosperity and places .Ila p P Y part of our sea -borne commerce in the hands of a competitive nation. The Navy League of Canada. The estimate for 19f1 is 8,5 00,0000 a guess Which would pobably be a good deal larger hut for our foreign populat- ion. In the decade 1921-193 1, with nor- mal conditions prevailing, Canada's growth should exceed anything in her past history. - There are ruiners that Premier Meigh en in the speech -making campatllh he is now conducting on the Province of Quebec anus to secure a French-Canad- ian member for his cabinet who can -ob- tain a seat in the House of Commons. 111 that body es et present composed out of 82 seats held by the opposition, 62 are in Quebec while out of Quebec's representation of 65 members there. are only three government supporters. This is nut it good thing for the coun- try nor yet for the Liberal party -and it is therefore to be hoped that Mr• Meigli en's angling for Trench support will produce something better than a "bite." Thursday, September 3001, 19/0, OPERATION WAS NOT NECESSARY ¶'Fruit -a -flues" Restored Her To Perfect Health 158 PAplmamv Avis,, MosTeloAs„ "For three years, I snJJ'ered great fiof'rt in the lower part of my body, with swelling or bloating. T saw a specialist who said I must undergo an operatic/h. I refused. X lteer•rt about "lrrruil-a•tives" so decided to try it, The first..box gave great relief; and T continued the treamont. Now my lioaich is excellent -I ant free of pain ---and .;: give "Fruit -a -fives" my wannest thanks'. GA.FEh.U. 60e. a box, 6 for $2,50, trial size 25e. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a=tives Limited, Ottawa. for him. I114 advent was heralded by a star which guided sones from a for- eign notion 10 seek and worship him, pouring out their gifts to MM. These wise men were either 'Arabian or Per- sian aetrologers, stl,delltS of,the eters. The appearance of an 1.111n5UOE star attrneted their attention. Perhaps they were acquainted with the - foments prophocy of 'I3alnanl (Nina. '24.:17). Doubtloas through the Inllueilce of Use Jews whit remained in Cltnldea, or the direct influence of Daniel extending to this tithe, they • had become- ata- it:alnted Mill the hope of a Messiah. The light they had was din, hut they lived up to Iht, beet they had. To those who; act open the beet l•lglet,rlhet' have,uod-always gives MOM. To those mho refuse to act -upon the knowledge given, God not only ref es to g; ve note, but brings luta caufuslon that whteli they alrenciy possess (Ment. 26: 18). ; 111. I-lerod Seeking to Kill the King (vv. 2-8). ' bythe r• t'*h eMagi news brought I k The struck terror to Ileroti's heart. 1110 was not alone In this, Inc all Jerusalem was troubled with hint. The, news ought to have brought Joy. A glimpse at the social customs in and about Jerusalem at that time, will enable us to iindersttlutl why this news brought people, The uneasiness to the 1 1 Y were living 41 the greatest of luxury, Fine dresses, sumptuous foists, fine houses, ole., lend to gross Immorality. \Ve elm thus readily see why Ilerod and ail Jerusalem should be troetbl•d. They d:d not want n Savior who would cave them from their sins; they want- ed to continue in them. Hb'rod de- manded of the priests uud scribes in- formation as to where c'hrist: should be. born. They soon were able 0, tell hint, showing tlun they hada• techni- cal knowledge of the Serlptures, but no heart for the Savior set forth there- in. The luxurionsneee of the wealthy, the frivolities of the f'ashion•luvinn, and the gl•nss hniaoraitties to wntell they lea,l, nutke Jesus ('Inst unwel- come fu tunny quarters today. IV. The King Found (vv. 9123. . The 'Alegi hnvitee otaaieed the de- sired Information, started lla3nc.lialte- ly to find the King. As so;,n Its they left the city, the stay which had guel- etl them from the East appears' l .1„ain 1o• lead them on. When they G end him, they 41mr.41i1p.M1 1121. :;ate (le I's overruling providence in nil thie. len- dl•etls of years b:fui•u, 111e Prq.11ei. carat that Christ nho:d,l cote" forth rrnin Bethlehem call; :h-0:2), Cod so order- ed Haat Mary should he brought to the city to gees birth to ('hr101, ,lad or- dered that the Magi should depart nn - other war, thereby defeating (;crud's wicked purpose. The gifts RC1` these wise men, Cod lint into the hands of Joseph and Mary before frolug to Egypt. Doubtless they served a good purpose 01 meeting their expenses 609- ing their stay there, V. The King Protected (vv. 1 3-10 ). • 1' vthited nim, God To ;scup; IIet 01 s directed Joseph to tale :nary and the child Jesus and flee to 'Egypt. In obedience to the heavenly vision, he went and remained until Ilernd's death. —0— . The British authorities are taking steps to see that the American steamer Panhandle State will not be permitted to carry out the professed determinat- ion of its captain to land at Queens- town despite the order of the British Admiralty closing that port because it has been used for the landing of arms shipped from the United States to help the Sinn Feiners. The Panhandle State cannot, and will not, be permitted to defy the British authorities with re- gards to landing at an Irish port any more than Archbiship Meninx was per- mitted to carry out such a definance. O The Canadian Manufacturer's Associa tion in its published appeal to the peo pie enlarges on the benefits of the Nat tonal Policy of Protection. The mem- bers of this organization would be well advised if they were warned against the employment of the words National Pol- icy. Canadians have grown tired of this particular brand of protection, as they have of the "adeyate protection" once preached lit' Sir Robert Borden. Both these brands savor of class legislation. The reasonable requirements 015Canad- ian industry must necessarily be con- sidered by any government of Canada but the country will not be satisfied if ni such consideration regard is not first had to the interests of the great con- suming population. 4 SQ!9OLt e1. ( LESSiN (Ey REV, P-, 11. FITZ WATER, D. D., Teacher of English Bible In the Moody Blhle Institute of Chicago.) Ea, 1930, Westnrn Newspaper Onion.) LESSON FOR OCTOBER 3 Uses of Salt ]sere are only a few of the uses to v � salt Is pet. 11l h e Used to sweeping earpets to keep out moths, Throw,; on coal firewhich1$ low will revive ft, Sa#t 1u whitewash nnikes it stick. Put on Ink when freshly spilled on a carpet will help remove stain. Salt and soda excellent for bee slings and spider bites., Salt and vinegar will remove Stains from discolored teacups. Salt pule out fire in a 9hinu)ey, In water is the best thing to clean wfiiowware and matting. As a gargle will cure soreness of, throat, , In 0250 under baking tins will pre- vent their scorching on bottoll, seertoseason practically every meat 5n4 -vegetable. Thrown on coal fire when broiling steak will prevent bisal'ng from dripping fstt. On fingers when cleaning fowls, neat or fish, will prevent slipping. Salt is Indispensable. Let us hope Old Father Neptune curd Mother Earth will forgive the quarrels and strifes on earth and will alloy no "shortage" of salt. THE BIRTH AND CHILDHOOD OF JESUS, LESSON TEXT -Matthew •21 1-15. GOLDEN TA:KT-Thoth shalt call his name Jesus; for be shall save his people from their stns, -Matt. 1:21. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-Isa. 9:1.1-15; Micah, 3:2; Luke 1 and 2. PRIMARY 'I`OPIC-The Wise Men Visit the Child Jesus. JUNIOR TOPIC -The ,011115 jeans Es- capes 'Prom a Wicked King, INTERMEDIATE ANP SENIOR TOPIC -The Coming of tho ICing. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC -The King Comes as a Little Child. . Since we now Have Six months of study In the Gospel according to Mat- thew, every teacher should grasp -the book as a whole and present each le* son In Its relation to the central pur- pose of the book. The central theme of Matthew is Jesus ahrlst the King-. the fulfiller of the bieeslanle hope. I. The Birth of the King (1:18.25). The Messiah was to be the seed of a Wonsan -the son or a virgin (Gen. 8:15; Ina. 7:14). This was fu1f411ed In the birth of ;Teens. The genealogy as given in Matthew 1.:1.17 shows his legal right to the throne; but had he been that only, he 9001(1 not hate been the Saylor from stn. IIe must bp both humnn and divine (Ise. 0:7), The Mes- siah wire begotten by the Italy Ghost and horn of the Virgin Mary, thus bo- oming Immanuel, which terns means in all•1ts fulness, God for us; God with us; Goci in Els. II, The Magi Soak lerael's King (211, 2). The Klieg had a most heartless re - 009110n. The kinadoni Was not reacbt Children Crl FFoR FLETCI1ER'S An Englishman has invented. ani elec tricai method for giving a person a per 111511eilt complexion by a form of tattoo ing. 001 of the bear,au, The oils sod the (ats are the Orin - Haat lubricants, The mineral elle are thin, and so .are laid, olive, and eperin title, Caster till, neater00t,tat' in rethick, N 0th Nothing is lowd •a e a anhp better folblot speed bearings andd light spindles 01' shafts than sperm oil, but it is costly; f01' heavy bear - Imes easter oil is superio• t0 this, but It Is oleo expensive, But there !s 'relatively little pure lubricant .used in machinery, for 1t Is usually Moro economical to ern - ploy compound on, compounded for special uses, than to use pure lubri- cants which, after all, Etre often heav- ily adulterated --- guru, soap lime, alumina soda, and free acids have their own distinct purpose to serve in the composition of cheap oils. The chief advantage, however, pertain- ing to the use of compound oils is, that the objectionable quaiitiee, 01 one kind of lubricant can be neu- tralized by mixing dt with a lubricant of another kind. Per instance, vego- table and flsh oils are drying 01111, that is, they oxidize rapidly, wed cause gumming or clogging of the bearings to w111c11 they are applied, and if allowed to drop and accumu- late upon dust, cellon weete, and timber ire liable to develop attl in- ternal heat that 'will cause spontan- eous combustion. Mineral o11 does not oxidize, neither does animal. But mineral oils have what 1s termed a low flashing point; that Is, they are or ignite at a low temperature, some at 2 1,2 degrees Pah•, i' or under. Animal oils develop fatty acids, and these corrode and pit the surface of the metal which they are used to lubricate. -Prot. John Evans, 0. A. College. Guolab. So that t a canoe can be used as a tent an inventor has patented uprights to gipport one end wit,en it is inverted and also to hold the bottom board as a cot, the whole being surrounded by a canvas curtain. THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE ASPIRIN Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross" are Aspirin -No others! T EENT POST Spraying With ',.!erd,atix fil+xture Pre rn Very IElloctivo. R POOR HEALTH LIFE'S HANDICAP Kept Weil 'ell 011ed Mucbiica�y•dtust Be ;t 1,t If It is to 'lVoi•k Efficiently- AnTxpert Discusses the Question From Every Angle, (Contributed by Ontario Department of Agriculture, Toronto.) ATE Blight and Rot of Pota- toes can he prevented by spraying will, Bordeaux mix- ture, tura Commcneo spraying then the plants are from five to eight inches high nitd keep the fol- iage covered with Bordeaux through- out -the season. Taste special caro to sae that the spraying is very thor- oughly done if the weather is at all damp about the 1511 of July, as Blight often begins about ibis time. Md a poison when uecessat'y for pee tato beetles-arseno.le_uf lead 'pasle 2 lbs. to each 45 gals. or the li- quid "pray, or Parte green 2 lbs. to 40 galls., or a mixture of 2 lbs, arsen- ate of lend paste and 1 M. of Paris green to 40. gals, From three to seven applleutiuws should be made, teperidieg upon the s_eso0-- lice wet- ter the weather the lereEer the num. bor. Do not put off s;r:,ying because It looks like rain. If the spray IS on the plants half an ;tour before the rain comes it will be dry and sunl- ,eient of It will shell to prevent In- fection, which tykes place during or sn0n after rain. Sada spraying ahunld prevent not Only Late Blieht and Roe but also Early Blight and potato beetles. Thorough spraying only ;s effective, If thorough spraying is to be done sn511010nt Bordeaux ntix11150 111tna.. oat used. Front ;,0 to 150 gals ,,r-1• acre should he applied at each ;f r re itr' and when the plants ,are logo net less than I00 gallons per acre sl:'.olid he used. Thorough spraying wane tbo covering 01.0201T por ti oh of t1s potato plant with Bordeaux nth01U10 in the farm of a Eno mist. This 0011 only be done when the solution is applied with good pressure, so as to insure covering every portion of tine 1l ratI + The beet results from spray- ing - ing are obtained when potato spray- ers are used which Etr.re fitted with a T -joint attachment so as to insure covering both surfaces of tate leaves at each spraying. When -the plants are large it has been found that it pays to go over each row .twice a.t each spraying.-P1'or, J. E. Ilowitt, 0. A. College, Guelph. Tho Importance of Keeping mach-, If you don't see the "Bayer Cross" en the tablets, refuse thou; --they are not Aspirin at all. Insist On genuine "Bayer Tablets of ;Aepirin plainly damped with the safety "Bayer Cross" -Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and proved safe by millions for Headache, Tooth- ache,. Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds, Neuritis, unci Pain generally. Handy c tin boxes of 12 tablets -also larger Beene paekagoe. Made in Canada. Aspirin is the brad° mark (registered in Canada), of 'Bayer Manufacture of Mononcetfcacidester of Salleyliencid. While it is well known that Aspirin moans Bayer ninntifaettlre to assist the public Against iniiltations, �;hc Tablets of Bayer 'Company, Ltd., 1241 bo stamped with their general 5raelo ;nark, rho "Bayer Cross,,, Rich, Red Blood and Strong Nerfes Needed bo Win Out USE "DIAMOND DYES'" 1 Dye right! Don't risiz your materiel. . Tao1t peek - ago k - ago Of "Dimond )yes, , OM - Lone directions so 511111111) that any woman east Iliatmond•dys a new, rich eolor into old garments, draperies, coverings, every- thing, :whether wool, silk, listen, *Alen or mixed geode. Buy "Diamond Dyes" -no other kind -then perfect re- sults are guaranteed even if you have never dyed before. Druggist hue "Diamond Dyes Color Card" -10 rich colors. over 1'ts occupants should it upset, has been invented in Europe. • mommtecolootraammaramaaORMEER It has. been wel4 said thee life is a race.. The full blooded man w1141 sound nerves,-' the bright-eyed, rosy cheeked woman invariably win. The nervous, dyspeptic man, and the ail- ing ail:seniie woman are left behind. Success in life is largely a question, of good health and sound nerves. It is never tine• shaky, undecided men who are chosen for promotion; the sickly looking, pale woman is not sought after like her happy rosy sisters. What stakes all the difference is the condition of the blood. If your 1.100d is thin and poor, your nerves are bound ( ] to suffer,because thev have to depend upon good red blood for nourishment. Headaches, unde- cided will, a shrunken figure, and pale, unattractive face tell only too plainly that the blood is at fault, Both Wren and women in great numbers Have found deliveranc, from their inferiority in life's race, caused by inlproverished blood through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They are a remedy that has been a household word for a gen- eralien, because they tone up, the whole system make the blood 'rich and red and strengthen the nerves: Mrs. S. B. Miller, Elmira, Ont., says: I look upon Dr. Williams' Pink Tills as a family ntediotnc, and have reason to praise theism for what they have done in our home_ Some Veal3 :Ego, while we were living to Alberta my husband was so completely run down that he was unable to do any work, and even to carry a pail of water would exhaust him. A doctor was called in who said his heart was affected, and that medicine would be of little use to hint. This greatly worried 111e and i finally urged him to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. ile began their use and in a short time the smelting in his hands and feet disappeared. We decided to return to Ontario, but the doctor said he could not stand the trip. But the doctor ,vas mistaken, for through the use of the pills, he gained such strength as to be able to look after. the Harvest, and in a month later we returned to Ontario. My husband still takes a box or two of the pills 15510e a year, and they keep hint . in good shape. 1 have also found the pills good for my growing daughters, and we are never without them in our Monte." "One of the best things about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is that they do not contain the slightest trace of opiates or harmful drugs. While they are overcoming disease they are buildng up general conditions of good ,health. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine, or by nail at 50 cents a box, as six boxes for 82.50 from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Better Pay The Price beery Properly Oiled. The importance of keeping mach- inery properly oiled may be better realized when we By to 00111pute, it dollars and cents, the annual sacri- fice in machine efficiency through friction, Oarelessness tit lubrioatio11 may easily reduce the efficiency of a machine fully arty per cent: At the same time the machine itself is wear- ing "out faster, on account of the needless friction, than owing to the teal work done. The microscope reveals the Chet that the surface of the most highly polished sbaft over made is as rough and untrue as a rough casting ap- ppears to the unaided eye. In pray lice it is not possible to %shake a metal surface that is absolutely smooth, incompressible, or even a true circle, hence inequalities 01 pressure at the oearings, grinding and bearing of the metal fibres, ceasing friction, produo Ing factors of inefficiency and weal attd tear. Though these faults of con struction cannot r•e avotd.ed, we can, he a great meastn'e, overcome dile effect in hnaehinery, by judicious Application of a lubricating agent, The lubricant consists 0f 01inete balls or globules, These readily in- ehivate themselves between the feces In mutual contact forming a cushion, keeping the metals apart:, ILs uss is not only to reduce friction, belt also to carry away whatever excess of Heat is generated. ARE liquids have not sit iciest sustaining powers to be ttgod as efficient lubricants, Some cannot be retained between the metals, others do not cling together porlistenllY enough, To' resist the londeney of the metal to tear the lubricating him apart, these globules etude have a .good deal et internal strength, and intuit stick together tvoll, They must ale° cling well to the nietel, Or they will bo squeezed The importation of any preparation purporting to cure liquor, tobacco or any drug habit has been prohibited by Asistialie, The United States not only leads the world in the production of talc• and soapstone, but also in their manufact- ure and use, An unsinkable lifeboat equipped with doors that automatically close FACE COVERED ' WITH PIMPLES FOR NEARLY A YEAR. 7\he nasty little pimples that come out on the face and: other parts of the body, aro simply indications that the blood is out of order and requires purifying. They are littler irritating reminders to you than you should take a few bottles of Burdock Blood ,Bitters, When l30, B. makes your blood pare, the pimples will 'sottish aucl year elan becomes soft and clear. Mre, Jantes ',Williams, Waterford, (')mi:., writes -"My face was 00201, d with p#mplee for nearly a year. 1 mead different kinds of remedies to get, rid of them and finally thought there was 110 euro, A friend dropped in one ,lav and told nee 1 should. try liurdoolc Blood Bitters. I did so and used three boli1ee, and fount, the pimpled were all disappearing from my face, and now Ihave a clear 00inp1'- ion again. 13, B. 13. is mailufaoturerl ably b . . T. M.iiburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Cat. Don't he tempted to shone; cheap j r ce anYd itnowilexactler o 1 hat von a fair p Y.F are getting, 'Z(,,1 will never be sorry- for as a matt el of mom y, it is easily the most economical. felt has been said so efben that everybody by this time should know it -and yet there is no scarcity of cheap jewelry in the land Now to get personal -If you would like to miss that sort altogether -. COME HERE 1f you would like to buy where Nothing but high qualities are dealt in -COME HERE And even at that, no peeson ever. saki our pr1&es were unfair 0 R. eounter Jesvoler and 4Yptioinn tl1'.1 5.1 1leil'9'i'ahb(' LIaJLIiS('3 A.Ford!t'ltb .,Son i,SLOUR & FEED Carload of Si:andard Hog Feed on Hand Slabs y�for (�j quantity fl� ' of Sale Phone 123 DAR. fl+. lit. c5XCiri SSON'rfriT Crown .and Itrldtte Worst a specialty, '1 raduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and F,0,13,8 Toronto ayaeld on Mondavi, 101,5 lit to n !)n. ase FOWLER., EaENT11T, Moos over O'NEIL'f9 store, 43, ectal cure town to msks dental tier nnir4 Tatung Mr. James Doherty wishes to in- form the public that he is pre- pared to do fine piano tuning, tone regulating, and repairing. Orders lett at W. Doheety'e phone 21, will receive nromnt attention THOMAS t3l.!NDRY Lice sloth and generail Ai:etion,e* c OOERiot-i ONT 8atmstem sales n ape0ln0) O00ora at m NFw Eau .11100, Clinton, peon, 5.2 anEena, Terms reasonable. Farmers' male not. mounted DR. J. C. DANDIER OFFICE HOURS 1.30 p. m. to 3.30 p. m. 7.30 p. m. to 9.00 p. m. Sunday 12.30 to 1.30 Other hours. by appointment only. Office at Residence, Victoria Street W.'Bi1Y12Ob116 BARRISTER 13OLIOITOR NOTAR PUBLIC, ETC CLINTON H. T. RANCE Notary Public, Conveyancer, Financial and Real Estate 1NSURANCll AGENT-Represeutinn 14 Fire suranee Companies. Division Court Office. G. D. McTaggart M, D, MoTegga2 C`c'4Iagart Bre 0 it RNICHiRS ALBERT ST, CLINTON (.;neral Banking Buslne00 transacted NOTES D18000NT'FTT,-, Drefte Waned. Intermit .1107rd a deposits The McIQillIop Mutual Fire insurance C e Paan and Isolated Town Prof. arty Only 'neared. ONRIRRRIR Head Oillice-Seaiortit, Ont O;a ears J. Connolly, Goderlch, Presidents J5 , eii rhos. S. HawoodSe*fores, Beach, tlm, y,Secretary; Treasurer. Arabs Alia. Leitch, No, 1, Clinton; 2dwsr1 i1144Y �"y Settorth• Welt. Chesney, R monks let J. W. Yeo, Goderlch R. t Jirreuth, Arodhsgen. Directors W. Rine, No. 2, Sosforgbt Johm Boas taw*, Er,oll,aigeala 3atues Evans, L%431 .51. wsigla M. Me,Sn'211, Clinton; Jame Connelly, elod.rtrh. D. F, Mc Oiet l r- 3, Sts ,forth; i• G. Crlove, N`0, ti Robert Poxfls, liarlocki Oel 19 care lie. 1*. Seaforth, .