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WORLD-WIDE NEWSY
l'ITEMS tW INTEREST
Polish faeces occupied Vilma, the
Lithuaiian capital, Saturday afternoon.
The lte'encin alWator Froeval estabifak-
eel a world's record at Buc, Prance, for
landing at a given spot when he ascend-
ed to a height of 1,00.0 metres and cam's
down within nine feet of. the spot in-
dicated.
ft is reported that Grand DukeMlch-
ael Alexandrovktch, brother of the late
Emperor Nicholas, of Russia, has ar-
rived at Sebastpool.
Jeade
3O STOPSco Gijs
gs7lit
)H6 CinTAen CCP, (.4 N OnH CITY.
Imam
CAN NOW EAT
WITHOUT FEAR OF PAJl$ .
Many people suffer terribly with
pain in the stomach, after every meal
they eat. .,
Dyspepsia and indigestion keep them
in coo. stant misery.
WILY
y not use that, old reliable Burdock
Blood Bitters, a rennecly that has been
on the market foe the Mist 40 yoai:e
and obtain perfect and permanent relief.
Mr. II. II. Celine, Norton, N.B.,
writes: -"I was with the overseas Mines
for four years and two months, and in
'%ctob r, li)181a,,Iwasunfortaweenoagh
to be u ortn led stud taken preoner,
t was a prisoner 1'ur ''�Lt/�. years, nadirs:
food theY+gave u,s Mk not good, at
times, and after tt few months I found
that 1 was suffering froiu indigestion.
When .I'•.eamo home in July, 1919, I
was nearly at ii-reelt. I was tolyl to use
Burdock„ Blood Bitters. I• did so and:
found great relii•f, and gen now eat
without fear of p}ahiu anti sickness. I
wo ld recommend B. 13: 13.. to all who
su116 from indigestion." :
Manufactured only by The T, Mil-
burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Plowing : Matc:
and
Tractor, Demonstration
Under Auspices of the Huron's Central
Agricultural Society on
Mittell Farm
One half mile East of Clinton
Tuesday,Oct. 19
When the following Prizes will be awarded:
BOYS UNDER 17 YEARS OF AGE
On Stubble lst---$15,00; 2nd -$10.00; 3rd-$5.OQ
BOYS UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE
On Sod lst-$15.00; 2nd -$10.00; 3rd -$5.00
OPEN EVENT --
1st $15.00; 2nd -$10.00; 3rd -;1;'5.00
SPECIALS
Best Crown on Stubble.. $3. Best Crown on Sod $3
Best Finish on Stubble, . ,$3. Best Finish on Sod $3
Best Team and Equipment $5.00
RULES
Plows used with straight coulters only.
Selection of land tobe by ballot.
All plowmen to be on field at 9 a. m.
No shaping of furrows by hand or plowspade, except first
four furrows. r
Depth of plowing must average 6 inches-
' Wheels prohibited.
After, setting and removing stakes, no assistance will be al-
lowed.
•
On Sod
Y e Lay fatrther info:;;,a t - t ;ells to Sstoretnnry: A. J. NMOIVMURRAY
,ItiftitgtOi »girt
1 is
T:H$S .,CLINTON NEW ERA,
(33y REV, P. 13. $'IT4IYAithiR, D, D.
Taaahor of. English Lthle ib 015 bloody
1}11)10 lnslltute of Chicago,)
(n, 1sa0„ woetern Netrapa per Union.)
LESSON FOR OCTOSE» 17
Jit131)S BGG1NS Hit) GAL1LEAh!
M I'N 1 STiiY,
LIOSSON TN:C 'iatthew 412.15;
CipLOI4N TIAN r•-%Ietwnt, rog the singe
dein -or"di4a1'Sat' is (it'lland..-a1aft i17.
ADDITIONtT. M ,TPI TAL A' R
bLt L
tot -a0; Lake 51-11.
PRIMARY TOPIC --Jesus Ohs4 oe Haln-..
,fUNtOf'i TOPIC, -Juane:,Teaohing and
Healing,
£NT.cRAIDDiAILip,ND,Sir5f'0I1 TOPIC,
,..'^The Call or the Pirsl Disciples,
''r'(7UNG PISOPIE -Ar(D Airot ii' 7'OPIU
-Jesus enters upon 110 nnsslon.
1. The King His Own Herald (vv.
12-3 7), ,' ,
I. The reason for'(r, 12). The news
of 'the jutpri5hmmenr of John this Bap-
tist cnlr.,c
epg1(.tins to PolSalce Jaden''
rend go'inio• Galilee, The FSte of. ;John
•he,aceepte0 as foreshadowing his own,
Iecisc of (WS, rith ic
w from
the lnotrolipllS nail went Lb Our re-
nhote0regions Where his pork would
attract less attentlhn, 1Vha'n the pee -
pie wilfully reject the truth and art"
tempt to (lo violence to Lite nlessen-
gem, he sbbuii) turn from then, unless
spehlally directed otherwise,
2. To whole the prochunn11,5 Is
made (vv, 33.10). The people In
Capernaunr. Tills w•ns done in rulii•lt-
msnt of a prophecy in Tsnin 0:1, 2.
These 1)00150 did not egley sell )ulv
Iteges ns those around doila:gleln.
This •was ne ofthe d+erkc*st and meet
(Irrupt' of the provinces. end now; it
l ettlug lie light fIlilt. This fnre-
vf4dawe tl the pi•erent ane wht'n the
grace of God would ranch nut to the
&Mils. Beet tithe Is just like lite
Lord. Ile (lid not eome'Iv cull ilio
rdghteoes, lout sinners to reps•nionee.
Ft should be our husiness. Him the
114481er, te go to Om most benighted
„als with the toessnge of light ari(1
3. 191s message (v. 17). "Repent,
for the, )dng Ion of heaven In nt
homy 'Ohio Is tate sone Irinrllem
•ssliich John the Baptist and thv ()Id
Testnvnent pa:opliets proclaimed It
•nhpa sY„ the D,Yessianie eaira ruin of
Jests, l hrtst, Thiels not oUg mes-
?nge, fire nitre isflhe is per of tthe•
fi "p
grace .of God through fadth in the fin-
ished work of Christ. We should roll
'upon men to repent and helleve the
gospel: of Christ's dent!) for their stns
a•nd resurrection fel' justification. The
tingle is cemingwhen•herulds will again
announce the coming of the kingdom,
and the Ring, himself will come forth
front the . heavens 'to establish his
mediatortal kingdom, For Mils we
pray when •w•e tntelligentiy say, "Thy
kingdom. come" •
11. The King Summons Servants to
His'side (vv. 8:22).
1. His eomrnnnrl of mnthnrity (v 19).
He did not use arguments, but issued
the mandate. The King's volee is
autocratic. 'Po command is the Ring's
prerogative, not to argue or entreat. '
2. -The station ofahe servants called
(vv. 18, 21). They were men of lowly,
birth -fishermen. Clod chooses the
foolish things of this world to put to
shame the mighty, that no flesh might
boast before hint (I Cora 1:26).
ThutitC ay, Oct. 14th, i92s.
House _'hone 9&
THIS WOMAN'S
MISERY
Ended by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Re, '
markable Recovery of
Mrs. Church."
Smiths Ms, 'Ott,="I suffered With
falling of my organs, gains' around my
laeari s4t1 in,,1?oiyfilfi lid',: $@'n 1ny lege,
r,neuralgsa )n my face and lead, and that'
i ink' feeling, I felt that I
'
terrible sinking h g, )
could ntstlive and would fix my house in
order every night so there Would .j a no
trouble if I droliped 'off in the'iinght,
my husbandwent ;to' druggist to get
the best , emedyyahe had sand he gave
him Lydia. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. I took six bottles and felt a lot
better. I,will always recommend the
Vegetable Compound, and you can use
these facts, as exrtestimo�mai. -Ls
'J; '0:' CHHUrtCH Boat 845, Smiths Falls, '
-Ont. •
The success of Lydia• E, Pinkham's
om
Ve'g e P
etabl. Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled, It may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from nervous:Trostration,
displacements; inflammation,. ulcera-
tion, irregularities, periodic pains, back-
ache, bearing -down feeling, flatulency, •
indigestion and dizziness. ' Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
standard remedy for female ills.
If there are any complications about
which you need advice write in con-
fidence to Lydia E: PinkhamMedicine
Co., Lynn, Mase.
Good Road's Mike -
Next Year
Owing to the aisagreeabieness of tire
weather those who had prepared to
take in the motor. Hie to Goderich on
Friday were disappointed as'it was eati-
ed off. In Stratford however In order to
entertain the Minister of Pubf;c W✓orli<a
who had Colne to take part in the, trip
a luncheon w.as held as an alternative.
There were over too present,
Hon. F. G. Biggs the Minstar of Pub -
1 -ie Works and I•tig•hways'said: "1 oalne
here' for a good roads Inspeetins tri),
i wanted to go over the roan but wilts
sot afforded that privirg¢e. However i
was over the road this'larson and I
know the coucd¢flc»ss. The .resident acid
district 'engineers have a Fair idea of the
road, Of course you will understand
that the road. has been under our, care
for only a few weeks, and 1, might say
with no sarcasm to the warden or'coun-
, ty eouancillers that 1 think it would -have
been better if they had cared a tittle
more for it. The road did not get in
' that condition in a few weeks?" Butthey.
were far-seeing people and thought that
we would:take over the road. Well we
will take it over and make it fit to ride
on as soon as possible.
Matetltwl Hard to Get -
"1 -he road from Stratford to Mitchetl,
is bifid because it is a hard section' to
get material for. One dollars will, go
I three or four times as far in many other
sections, and we have Malays adopted
the policy to build roads where the dol-
lar will go farthest,
"So far as saying we will give you a
cement read, I would not like to go, It
may come but we can give you a
smooth road comfortable to ride on, and
i think you wilt be Satisfied. A stone
r
cr hm rant ison it wayto Wy-
theville.
b y, s
if we cannot get labor we will
have to get more mechanical equipment
So that'I think by this time next year
you will be able to go from Stratford to
Goderich in comfort even if it does rain.
"Speaking of the reduction_ of the
cost of living, Mr, Biggs said that good
roads were a big factor in its reduction
but added: "I think if the people get
-back to the staple industry that of farm-
ing it will help to reduce the high cost
of living even more quickly than good
roads,"
Mr, Biggs also reviewed th'e work of
the 'department; "It is three months
since we `got legislatioh to go on with
the good roads system," said Mr, Biggs
"and'sitice that time we have organized
the entire system. At the present tithe
we have 20 crushing plants in operat-
ion, Have bought 300 qua•rtes as web as
many rollers and 20 large trucks. The
resident and district engineers say the
organization will be complete to go a-
head next year as far as labor and mater
ial will allow. We hope to have 25 miles
of permanent roads built by the first of
December. Until conditions adjust them
selves Isis no use saying what surface
we will put 00, We will have to take the
surface we can get,"
-8. Thev were called to definite sem-.
lae'(v. 19). "I' will nicheyob fishers
of men." He hod Previously called
them to be disciples (John. 1:30-42).
He now enlled'them to service: This
call, then, was not the gospel call to
.sinners, which is alwttys "Believe on
,me," but the cell to service, of t.hose,.
who had airendv heeded the call to
discipleship. The qualities whtrh
•made them good fishermen• -patience,
bravery to face the storm and the
night, the perseverance which .toiled
all night though no fish were caught, •
week' snake them good fishers of men.
4. Thelr prompt obedience (vv. 20,
22). They gave up their business and
homes, not even inquiring where their
salary was to come from. They put
their trust In him who called, heilev-
•Ing ,that he was able to supply their
needs. - , t'14
111. The King's Triumphal Progress
(vv. 28-25)).
He went the whole rounds of Galilee
teaching the Sbriptures; preaching, the.
gospel of the kingdom, and healing
all manner of (11851185x, ire did a
threefold work:
1. Teaching the Scriptures in the
synagogues (v. 28). The revelation of
Gori needed to be expiainw.d. This Is
what he was doing at Nazareth (hukel
4:iC-22).
2. Trenching the glad tidings of the
kingdom (v. 23). The Ring who was
present and was heralding his own
mission wits ready to establish his,
kingdom if they would have boon
willing to roeelse him. .
3. Healing all manner of diseases!
(v. 28). There was no form of dis-
ease which he Meld not cure.
Forty-two persons were killed and
100 injured when the Pais -Nantes ex-
press rat into a freight train two mites
north-west of Paris.
CAST
For Int stn Atid Children
IanUse, .FcrOver SOVenrs
Always bears
,,.,re
the ....x..g.
83 nate t of
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
D ASTO R IA
An officer of the Royal Air Force
named Richardson was killed, Lieut-
Robertson of tite Medical Corps was
dangerously wounded and three sol-
diers received wounds wlaeii the lorry
in which they were travelling was
amhashed about twenty miles from
Cork.
The British Government has refused
to allow Dr. Waller Rathman, President
I
h'
r.rile(i
ere
ale General Electric Com-
pany, to enter England.
tdithra l Paragraphs
The Hues continue the work of at-
tempting to destroy . shipping iybilch
they are uucder'contract to deliver to
the Allies, if for every ion thus des-
troyed they have to deliver two this
sort of sport wits lose its zest,
ss -•There are six wacanetes to be tilled
in the Dominion .Senate; dts,triJauted as
follows: Ontafio two;:British,Columbia
onei,NAlbertat Coe; Saskifeliewa)i,,one;
(Yoga Scotia one, tore s a chance
fo
r
the Mgikjign.,Governmeht to show that
it , really iwte'ifds doing away whit the a
.ror g system I d ITi equip
in the Cup.
SDA"
bias -no equal for quality and flavour.
If you have not tried Salads send us a post card for a
1
free sample, s p e, t1*e price• o
statingt1 now payandi!
o
�►11
us,p 1 1ack, Greets or Mixed Tea. Addrepa 5alAda, Toronto
-
mint
`' at nae" r" nn' commercial use, The new-
iIi nt ,has been installed at a cost of
1Gbdt three thousand ' dollars to the
flown A large saving will be made in the
present cost of puinpisg water as with
the gasolinesengine. it posts, gbau.t 8,00
.a day 'for gasoline' while pumping in
the matter hof fire protection Exeter
now has g systen) khat is not serpasse
anywhere.- - • '3
Much credit is due the local comm-
iSsioit Whohaiise devoted a great'deat`rof
time in the matter. The work of install
ing, especi,aily tile electrical .part has
supervised by, Mr. H. W. Doerr,
hydro Supt, of town at¢ the work has
been done by town• employees atoa con-
st,rd'erable saving to the local treasury,---
Mayor Church, of Toronto is after
the rent profiteers, -whose other nal e
is legion, Unfortunately no machinery
to accomplish", this, object» seems is
exist, and legislation for' the establish-
ment of at rental court mast, await the
*test meeting of 3t
he
courts are greatly needed in these days
whet. a hotise famine exists In the land,
and if Tommy - can do anything to bring
it about he deserves to be encouraged,;
•.it is not so long ,since the news-
paper world was startled by the an-
nouncement that two great newspapers,
The New York Sun and The New York
Herald had been merged.. Now comes
the news of a similar merger in
Ptlilsdelphia, the papers concerned be-
ing -11)e Public Ledger -and the Press.
The latter will go out of existence, thus
addling one more corpse for interment
in tate ever-growing newspaper ceme-
tery.
d _0_ . -
The London Tithes coraisp�ndent,
Writing on Austraijia, says that the
newspapers of Melbourne, Sydney
and Adelaide have as a rule, fag more
Better Pay
The Price
Don't; be tempted to choose (Sheaf()
jewelers,. Far better to pay a$air
I? io'o,and know exactly what ` oils
are gettfn,T
d Yea will 1YeVti• be sorry -•f r as a
l matter of
money, ix Is easf�g the
most economical.
r Ttat duns been said en often
•til'g
everybody by tdto titheme ehotr[
know it -and yetthere
-
is Uri
scarcity of cheap Jewelry in the
I
land
I Now to get personal -If you woulri
like to mise dial sort altogetRer-
- UUME HF1 E
Chiiarea Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S r
'CAST0R1A-
The Postponement of uer el Marriage Licenses
If you wound like to buy where
nothing but high qualities are
dealt in-OOME _HERE
And even at that, no person ebea•
said our pribes were unfair
. i. counter
Jeweler ityltl Optieiau
drrlrperial Conference -
The aai#iouncement contained in a )� �,rirrSon
resent London despatch that' the imja -
perial Confer,ends, which was planned
to be (held in 1.921, has been postponed
newts of 'events in Greats I3titiiin than to 1922, will mot bring with it any
they havre of what is going on in the 'feeling of disappointment to the Cana -
other settee of the Gomomnwealth.
Here in Canada, it is entirely different.
We have 'more news - of the United
States 155e We have of Gretat Britain
or of outaying parts of our own
cowftry, •• •
Attention is •celled by the news-
papers of the United States t0 the has been very little consideration given
charge iyhich has been made during
passing years, in the method of con- to the Imperial aspect which has been
the subject of so much propaganda on
•
ducting Presidents( elections tit that tine part of this clique of politicians,
country, No longer is heard the loud and it would be utterly impossible for
tramp,- tramp of -marching- men,•i1ag-,I say set of men to commit" the. country
to any new departure on this issue. it
dian people. Whilk there may be some
necessity for a' clear re -statement of
the relationships which prevail among
the British natloens, there is a pretty
geireral feeling that the tinkers of im-
perial polities are nmeddling ,in matters
which are better left to the evolutlon-
erg processes,of time to determine,.
So far as Canada is concerned there
raisings, etc. To -day's Presidental
campaign has 'teatime n matter of cold
calaulslting organization, add it is well'
that it is so, patticularly' to • a cam- laid before it, so that it might be fully
paign like the present one, in which I discussed by the elected represehitat-
the personality of the respeetive can-
didateg is not calculated to .evoke en-Ilves of the people, before any decision
thusiasnn, could be reached, or any authoritative
• "" '__(;v_ • propouricemehyt m;tde. .One thing is
already certain, and. that is that the
Canadian people, who have reached
anti) 61 advanced stage in national au -
in the Hearst Government, is sad to tonomy,
Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines I
would not tolerate the slight -
have disposed of something like 1672' est interference with their• internal af-
square miles of timber lands, in varying i
fairs, ,nor would thecy allow any Lnper-
tots, in contravention` of the depart -i sal cabinet to override•their-wishes con-
tinental regulation which calls for pub-) cerning any foreign policy.
1ia'competition. In reply fo the in-) The postponedhent of,ihe conference
vestigation commissioners he declared, is probably due to the recognition that
Would be necessary for the Parliament
of Canada have the' whole seheme
Hon. G. iloward Ferguson, who was
in effect, that ice considered -that as
Minister he was superior to any regula-
tions. If this was his view 01' running
things, it is not surprising that an in-
vestigation of his management of tim-
ber lands is now considered necessary.
0--.-_
It is not so many years ago that the Stouts is the head of a coalition gev,ern-
farmers of Ontario were considered to )Hent, and without any assured support.
be the enemies of good roads, and the to Australia 'Premier Hughes' tenure
farmers themselves seemed to believe tif. office is most precarious, and his
that the good roads agitation was de- parliamentary najority is only one.
signed chiefly for the benefit of the in view of these conditions it is Just
plutocrats who drove autos. Now we
find a member of the Fanners' Govern-
ment, the Hon. F, C. Biggs, declaring
that no previous provhncra) government
in this province ever built more than
500 yards of permanent roadway in
any one year, while the U. F. 0. have
already built 25 miles of permanent
,highway this year, anlwilt have 200
miles of such pavements completed
within a twelvemonth, Mats off to
Biggs, who is rapidly paving the roads
of this province with something more
(hirable than good intentions, -
the practical difficulties dog meeting
next year are in superable. In Canada
there is 00 Federal Government that in
any way represents* tete present temper
of the Canadian people, or that has any
intelligent mandate concerning imperial
matters: In • South Africa, General
Exeter's Fire System
Among the Best
The new automatic pumping outfit
in connection with the Exeter Water
works system was turned on Moo-
day afternoon about 5 o'clock, Members
of the Exeter Council the Utilities
'Commission, Fire Chief Weeks and seg
era, citizens were present for the de-
monstration. Tile pump with a capacity
of 225 imperial gallons per minute is
connected to a 20 It, p, electric motor
operating at 115 hip, TIne motor is auto
ntaticalty controlled and is set to dome
on et certain hours of the day when
the water pressure lu the tank drops
to 45 pounds. when the Water pressure
reaches,
pounds themotor
is
ati
o-
n:tic[11Y dosed off. This Insures a can
it nous wafar supply for fire fighting
tis well for the ndvoaates of any seheme
of centralized Imperial powers to be
very guarded in their utterances, , At
the recent Congress of the Chambers of
'Commerce of the Empire' held in' Tor-
onto, Lord Desborough spoke as
though organization of 'am 4mp.erial
cabinet was as well ss settled, but such
an assumption is without any warrant
from the- great self-governing nations
of the British Empire, all of which are
intensely jealous of their national
autonomy. .
FLOUR & ?FEED
p.
Carload of Standard
Hog Feed on Hand
lte'i<.
A quantity of Slabs for,
Sale
Phone 123
DR. F. a. Aktiv
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work a Speal,tlCrr ^1
aiduate et C.O.D.S... Chicano, sad 8,0.0.51
Tenneco
aYlteld oh, Mondays. MAY IXC so D
Dit. II. FOWLER,
DENTIST.
Ofnoes over O'NEIL'S store,
Spaniel care taken tai make dental tree
mens ate painless as nessibla.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction fev
GODERiOH ONT
11.3.10i 55516 saieia a speosed11 Urds16 et e
New 8l 0 oIDce, Oldntonorow• uT eCteaaa
1crltTe rryqe reasonable. Fanners' sale nota
aa
ed
DR. J. C. GAMES
OFFICE HOURS
1.30 p. m. to 3.30 p. me. /q19j
7.30 p, M. to 9.00 p. r . -
Sunday 12.30 to 1.30
Other hours by appointment onlge.
OMCe at Residence, Victoria Street
w. 13EYID)Rrito
BARRISTER •tIOLUJZTOR MOUE
PWS1,10, 11T0
QUINTON
H. T. RANOE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Betide
INSURANCE AGENT-Reprssentiea 14 Fiac
sureties Oompaniee,
Division Court Dines.
(i, D, McTaggart 1Vt, 1). MoTaggse
1 MCT21j Lgart Brost
ltd IOZER5
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
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USE "DIAMOND DYES" The McKillop Rut;l gtlti
Fire Insurance 4 o.,
Dye rights Don't risk
your material. Bach pack-
age of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple
that any woman can
diamobd•rlye a new, rich
color Into old garments,
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Bread 0Mee-Seal orth,Out
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draperies covering's, niter - 1 Officers, ' r ,
thing; w tether wool ail
linen, cotton or mixed goods.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" -no
other kind -then perfect re-
snits are guaranteed even if
you have never dyed before,
Druggist has "Diamond Dyes
Color Card" -113 rich colors.
Pt A110 fusing
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abrin the yiblle that dna is pre-
psvcd r.s i. fine ;nano tunink,
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Orders Int W...Dthrsrtvtin phone
41, will rn..,rivt nr,rant attention
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'dwans, Beechwood, Vice-Presidcrsfe
rhos. B. Hays, Seaforth, Secretor
Treasurer,
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metidi'lIIc1 J W. Yco, Godcr+icb; R.
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