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Women who choose to pay $20, $2.5, $30 or $35 can
find a selection here at those prices that will measure up to
the most exacting requirements of correctness of style, with
Quality that will give a good account of itself in day to day
wear.
We will appreciate an opportunity to show you our range.
We have one of the largest stock. of Ladies high class
coats and furs in the country.
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regulate the bowels and sweeten the.
Own Tablele for little ones. 1 hirvis
teed them for Ply Nall/ uid would
, 050 nothing elev." What Mrs. Nsitul
tIlimsanas ot other mothers say,
The.y have fouial le) trial that the
CONS'TANCIli
Mrs. Geo, Brans and children of
Windstu• spent a week with their cousin
the Allures Willison,
Mrs. Proctor of Brussels, is spending
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couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. I
IL Colclotiiih.
Mr, and Mrs. Admit Maelson. and
Airs. McArthur of Goderlch spent it
couple (4 days in Stratford with their
sister, Mrs. Anderson.
etre 'Fedor spent a few days last
were. In Clinton with her father, who is
very sick.
Rev. Mr. Anderson of 13aylield preach
ed two excellent sermons for the An-
niversary on Sunday afternoon end
evening, The choir furnished the
music. The collections and offerings
amoueted to $150.
HOLMESVILLE.
Last Monday was Election day the
Wdatlidr was line and the ladles turn-
ed out splendid and there was good re-
re.,lults. The 0, T. A. was victorious
(old the ladies al(nt held t;ffices ii each
pol!ing booth, Mrs, J. R. Aleock was
"engineer in Number six and Mrs. N.
W. Trewart ha in number fire(
The 111J:1illers c,1 Nits; 0. A. Itolmes's
Sun(lay School (lass presented her
with a morocra bound Hymn Book, it
beitt(r the ocev.sion of her birthday, she
Walk a ,tiithin 1 014 efficient teacher
tor the last 4o years.
The 11:ble Society meeting will be
he'd in the Anglican Church on Friday
evening.
Next Sunday being Quarterly meet -
lila there will be Sacramental service at
usual time and foilowhip at 10
r.tclober has been an exception; wIld
'trn",1%rrie, :Ala dandelions in 111 snn,
is the Cir old Trunk going I.(
h FL: a lanv :it the station? l>aasenger,
tr.m Oa. nii.Inight train, we
fv:is l'e
Mr.
1..(1-1.:,:s has dispored of his
1.r.•:1, lo Mr. J.
Ntra. f'i.;%:irti and sister. MIs,
their
brc,t!,..:r in Mian tor a couple (4
weeks,
Purnlxill. of Clinton spent
'Canday with her friend, Miss Su:de
Acheson.
Michael Stock wears a sunny
AleIle a batty girl arrived al their home
r.o Al,nday,
10 sch.(ol children presented Errol
and Barrie Walters with a fountain pen
each rrior to their departure to Cali-
fornia.
Mr and Mrs. S. T. Walters and family
also Aliss Carrie Walters left on Thurs-
day for Redland, Cal. We hope the
change of climate will be beneficial to
Mr. Walters.
For bathing infants a folding cabinet
has been patented which is extended
OV' a bathtub for use, a suspended
basin holding a baby.
Dr.' J. C. CANDLER
OFFICE HOURS
1.30 p. m. to 9.39 p. I.
7.30 p. m. to 9.00 p. re.
Suez* 12.30 to 1.30
Other hours by appointment 01133.
Office at Residence, Victoria Strip,
DR. W. GUNN
Office art Residence
Corner High and Kirk Streets,
Clinton Ontario
DR. F. R. AXON
DENTIST
• Crown and Bridge Work a Speelally4
Graduate of C.C.D.S., Chicago, and 11015.5
Toronto.
Bityfteld ou Mondays, May 181 lo I)
OR.11. 'OWLEH1 -
DENTIST.
Offers over Cit'NEILT store,
lipettiel °ere taken to make deuVal ire;
moot 57 peialess es oessibie.
- 11I11 Tunalliu4
11r, James Doherty wishes to in -
forme the public that he is pre-
parerd to do fine piano tuning,
tone regelating, and repairing,
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
81, will receive prompt attentioetie
GUNDRY
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H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer, •
Financial and Real Estate
INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 11 iiitre
manes companies.
1111,1ston Court, OMce.
0. Meltaggiti,r, M. D. MoTeggas
McTaggart Bros.
!HANKERS
I LA BERT ST, OLINTOt
teaneral Banking Boatchea,
transacted
$01%8 D18001:1N END
Drafts issue& Interest' sltowed o
deposits
The MCKilLOP
Fire Insurance eo.
end Isolated Town Prete
eety Only insured,
Head 011ice-Sentorth, Ont
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas.
Evans, Beechwood, Vice -President,
T -hos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary.
Treasurer.
Agente.
Alex, Leitch, No. 1, Clinton; Edward
Iiincbley, Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Cg
moutiville; J. W, Yeo, Gom1erlch R.
Jarmuth, Brodttagen.
Directors
Wm. !Inn, Nn. 2, Seaforth; John Ben -
newels, Drodliagen; denies Evans, Beeele.
wood; M. Mcl'wan, Clinton; James
Go4erich: D. 1. 1VIcGf401
3. Setturth; J. Cirieve, No. 4
Widion; i.1-ovrt Perris. tiarlual Gat
l',...:Cartne, No. 3. Seafortb,
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0.0::4•4: toarmounde to any intondit.c; Piino puretarons
ItIct if WWI!: Lac 1.4111 CAP!
rer:.encrOok;:so at Eeaforth, Wmavarantee ev• roods seavud t!„
tA:me rad c,:n' prices tho:: coricerras duirvs lame 110913s
6opbr advertking.
Tho Name "B E L L" is used as your safe guard and enters
only eta goods xnade in our own factory.
Full'cash valtte allowed on used instruments. Write for
particulars or visit our salesrooms.
Jonathan Hugill
Representative for this District aok 229 ,Seaforth'
trinnessramenams
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The Great Englieht lleereedy.
Tones and invigorates the whole
nervous system, makes new Blood
iu old Veins, Cures Nervous
Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Den.,
deney, Loss of Energy, Palpitation of the
Heart, F.nilieq, Mono. Print at Per box, ate
tor 16.0 One well , nix will sumer &Ad by alt
druggists or mull Oak pkg. no reeel 11 of
price. New panty Duelled tree. THE NI
MEDICINE CO MONTO. OIL Dom* Maim.
ZURICH.
The glove factory is expected to be-
gin operations on Monday or Tuesday.
The power lines have been extended
from the flour mill to .the factory and
the motor ancilightS are being in-
stalled. Miss Hilton is in charge as
forelady and nine or ten girls and wo-
men will be employed at the start,
Mr, John Laporte, reeve of Hay, has
secured one of the county tractors and
'road graders and the outfit is doing
good work on the township roads.
LONDESBORO.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held in the
Forester's Hale, Thursday, November
6th. ''Our Opportunities" will be dis-
cussed. The Roll Call answered by
receipts for hot supper dishes. MI
ladies ,welcome.
SEAFORTH
Rev. D. Garewell, Presbyterian pas-
tor of McKillop and Winthrop, has re-
signed his pulpit, and will move, with
his family to Toronto. Ile was present-
ed with two purses of gold this week,
while presentatMns were also made to
his family,
BRUSSEI4
Silver Corners sold its September
make of cheese to the Swift eettnaditte
Company, .22,208 pounds at .24e and
zel/JC, realizing the stun of
They also -had 2,70e prattlers of cut
cheese for patrons and others.
At a logging bee on Arthur Ward's
farm, but 15, concession 17, Grey Town
ship, when a stump near the
traek was overturned the men were
surprised to find Molloy boded there.
Mr, Ward i:01111ied $7.7 5 in addition to
whet others got as settvenire. It was
mordlt• coppers mid ie supposed In have
belonged to some of the Italian labor-
ers who helped contruct the railway.
Mrs. John Thompson an old resident
was buried at Seaforth Cemetery last
Saturday.
in a runaway accident on the farm
cif Geo. Robertson, Grey Township, his
son, Clifford, received a bad scalp
wound. He was driving the team at-
tached to the wagon. The. boy is do-
ing nicely.
The 11 7 -acre farm of valentine Four-
stj,-, has been sold to John Wilson t•f
Elute Township, Car the sem .if 1114,000
Mr. Veereter's health is not good and
he has to cease hard work.
On October to Miss Alurle1 Brothers,
B. A., of Bruasels, salts from Vancouver,
B.C., on the steentship City of Asia,
for India, where she enters the. mission
field of the Baptist Church at Cocari-
a.Li as a leaelter. High Park Baptist
chin:11, Toronto, will support her.
21 Ln: are 1$ in file party,
The brick terrace owned by Mrs, D.
Bubb leei been purchased b yPIfillp
Ainent, who v•in lease the apartments
to his. •22nplcr,...%.s, it is ..ahl,
A cl!talitamina Lyceulll course of live
6'.erta1irdents rill open on Not', 10.
,•,•;11 ;Odr!tal Li, 44 ,4, certreinist- lectur-
er.
!"IIHTC 11100.il1g. %%T.!
tae i4.101.100 of a 0111:4,4:
fee tee ereve soldier, who
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owing to Ili -health, Veientine Fuer-.
eeeeer.r.i.e, 12. 1 Grey, 11.10
V.•• , hi,: 117 eel., -term to John
1.111a. the sum
.,\Idnd. ins 4ilrelused- the
„..4ou11-10015e tetra,:e Turnburr
fs.vn eir- 4,. 1144'. The :lee,
,,letor is Making snre of housing -
accommodation for his many cm.
PloYees, as the location is handy to the
factory,.
Rev. Mr, Ovcreud, of Kincardine, will
preach the annual sermon to the W.
l. S. of eielville eihurch on Sunday
er:av:m
*rrlle.
i• Evening service will be wit
,Li.,h
ERUCEFIELD.
Mr. Hazlewood has sold his 100
acreitis a
farfinileinpiltalciee.London Road to Mr.
Allan, formerly of Blake for 511,000.
Louis Aikenhead and wife visited
last week at the home of his brother
James Aikenhead. They came front
Detroit in their "prize Car."
Jetties McQueen has moved into the
house he recently bought of James
Mustard. Harry Dalyrineple has moved
into Jphn Diehl's house, that Mr. Mc-
Queen vacated.
There is a larges quantity of gravel
being put on the roads near our vill-
age. It should be good roads next
summer.
leers. Sidle, of London visited at the
home of her father, James MoDonald
last week. She came from the city to
cast her first vote for the cause of
Temperance,
William Aikenhead who spent the
Summer in the West has returned to
his home. He reports fair crops la
some places, and others dry partly on
account of draught. He thinks Stanley
is good enough for him,
QUICK GLANCE AT
THE LOCAL NEWS
items of Interest Picked Up Here
and There About the Town.
Better soon start to get the storm
windows and doors ready, Winter will
soon be here -even if we don't want
to think of it.
Great weather the past two weeks
and the hunters are taking advantage
of it, though game is not always plenti-
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Union r:F.,-..u.ch„ !,11e
aFici7.7-11. iu cory7,,-.,',.cti 311 with the
Cf .the N'e't'/ Shed 3 ('4
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From 5.30 to 8 po m.
To be followed by an Entertainment'
consisting of Solos by Miss Mildred Brown
of Blyth, and other* and selections by the
Crediton Orchestra.
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Admission, ---Ad lt 75C* Chid
ren
35c.
Obstinate Chs
Obstinate Colds
The Kind That Stich,
The Kind That Turn To
SIRONCHLTIIS,
The 1CiIid 'That Ertel lo
CONSUMPTION,
Become a Serious fillatter
IF NEGLECTED.
All obstinate cougbs and colds yield
quickly to the curativemowers of
Dr. Wood's
' Norway Pine Syrup.
This old and well-known remedy has
been en the market for the paist,30 years.
You will find that a dose or two will
stop the cough, soothe the throat and
bronchial tubes, and if the cold has be -
Mlle settled on the lungs the healing
properties of this fainoue cough syrup
will soon bring complete 'and permanent
Miele
There are many imitatione of Dr.
Wood'e Norway Pine eiyrup on the
market. Get the original when you
eek for it. Put up in a yellow wrapper;
3 pine trees the trade Mark; price 20e,
riti 50e.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
be the speaker, There will be spechd stomach and thus banish Indn,eb on,
111 11,4e at both services, constipation, colic, colds, els:. Thee'
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box beim The Hr.
WROXETER
The 61st Anniversary of the Fre..(tv-
services. Large congregations were, •
present, Monday evening a fowl din.
her was served in the basement of the
church, followed by a musical program
and a lecture on 'The New Era in the
Church and in the World," by the. Rev.
C. R. MeDermicl, of Goderich.
Herbert Patterson has disposed of his
Fes(ifinet,tstioflunb
Sepdrerseori.ns, tir.eoewtntsohiLpt.ad
vi
rh
All old resident of Il6wick Township,
Mrs, Andrew Dolg, cited Sunday even-
ing. She was in her 68th year, and
had suffered intensely for some time.
She is survived by five sons and one Aosr:1,1eld • • • • 3,170
daughter. The funeral took place, Tues- te,'Atile"rne • , . 1,802
day afternoon to the Molesworth 'Ceme- u"derich • , . 23.;415132
tory from the home of her datMllter
in Listowel. 3,3'89
Hay
Howick 3,781
Hullett
MorrisACKlii()P 22488385
2,653
Stanley 2,146
Stephen , 4,098
Tuckersmith 2,457
Turnberry . 2,161
Usborne 2,326
Wawanosh, E 1941,
Wawanush, W 2,055
terian Church was 110.:1 ill,'.1110
Rev, It,
Me Callum, of eeteenew, 111-
in charge of the Morng
in. and evening-
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Children Cry.
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
RURAL POPULATION
DECREASES IN HURON CO•
• 1000 1918 Decrease
Huron Co. -43,173 32,373 10,850
NOTHING TO EQUAL
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Alfred Naud, Natagan River.
Que., writes: -'b do not think there
is any other medicine to equal Baby's
•
ful.
Huron Creintv had a band of 35 at
London on Thursday last, and every -
say:; if was a good olle 100,
There are many Citizens Would like '
to see some more cliesnut coal arrive
111 tewn. The larger eizes are more
Ill preSelll.
.
Lotele.1 Meet!, on Monday 114141111.
Tee Firemen had their monthly meet- 1
lee on Alondav Melo.
The store froles ire J, A. Sutter ane
W T. O'Neil have received a coat of ,
paint.
Mayor Cooper's store front is being
brightened by the painters brush.
The Clinton branch of the U. F. 0.
had a big meeting on Thursday even-
ing last.
The exterior woodwork of the Town
Hall has received a coat of paint and
the front doors have been put in place
for the winter.
The first thine the Council knows -
they \lin have the Library Park im-
proYeniEnts completed.
The Street Committee has been till-
ing up several holes in the Macadam
roads, A good job was done.
Do you want a good Supper? There
Is to be a Fowl Supper at Brucefield
eleee4eThursday evening, to be followed
by an ectertainment Better make it
a point to go,
AUBURN.
The Baptist Church begins Special
Services on Tuesday, Nov. 4th, each
night except Saturday for one week
only at 7.45 each evening. Rev. J. E.
McCauley, of Goderich, will be the
speaker.
Anniversary day in the Baptist church
Nvill be Nev. 9th. Services at 2.30 and
7.30 p.m. Rev. Dr. Farmer, Dean in
;Theology at McMaster University, will
CLINTON MANIOtTS
„Hogs
Eggs 53 and 54c
Hogs $16.75
Spring wheat ..„51.9.5, 5198
Fall wheat $1.95, 5198
Oats 7 5 c
Barley $1.10
Buckwheat 51.00
Hav ...$18, and 819.
Ryan 548.00
Shorts $52,
Milefeed, $45.00
Potatoes 82.00
$16.0o
'811 o81i 4.matr Atoms:mos,
le
2,359
1,350
1,575
2,493
2,716
2,869
2,111
1,925
3,997
1,674
3,000
2,018
1,548
1,771
1.324
1,572
817
452
817
896
736
912.
727
728
488
472
1,098
419
613
555
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May Fell Marks and Marks Bross Co,
May Bell Marks and Marks Bros. Company will be at the Opera
House, Two Nights, commencing TUESDAY, NOV. 4th. They
have in their repertoire a standard list of dramas and comedies.
The opening play Tuesday night will be the four act drama
"A Runaway Wife.".. This unusual comedy -drama is a
dramatixation front Bertha M. Clay's novel and the familiar
characters in the book are retained in the play which follows
closely to the book story. It is clean and wholesome and ap-
peals to every man, woman and child. It is a wonderful play,
11,111143ns have read the hook and millions more will see the play.
The Marks Bros., have been augmented by a big vaudeville
progress and vaudeville will be introduced between the acts at
all performances. Reserve your seats early at Fair's Book
Store.
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for Their Trouble's.
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nervonsuese, E0,144 we; in n sreoern1 rota down turaditi6.1, K. • :
re it was hard for5411to re., .r.,y wo7it. 111,4:-'
lazant's Vegetable Corapn :,3 reeord..tv,;41,1N11..0 ILO 53
the best zmne fc(tr may t r(r kit it surely proved.
to be. 1 feel better and stron!-Ter in every way since
taking it,•and the annoying syrmttoms :hove
peardd."-.4drs. 111. Gr0cipani, 101 nyolcor. eite, Fremont,
Ohio.
North nevem, Cenn.-"7,7t1I,1 17.
Oomoonnd restared 107 lioal 111 f tan evci•vtliin yr eloe.
bad failed when patlxwthrolvh. elvilve 02 'life, Tbel a
is nothing like it to oviercomotbe tee i r
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