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rIi "' THE OLINTOIN NEW ER•
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Exercise
and , sports, including
skating, hockey a and
other outdoor games,
filen find no other un-
der -garments : i satis-
factory as Combinations
and •1'wo-piece. Suits in
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
'trees- Icon
The perfect lit of t tis un-
derwear permits natural
movement and the Elastic
insert shoulders are a boon
to active (nen. No danger
of shrinkage through bod-
ily moisture.
Canada is Counting on Vo
Buying
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Canada is counting on your buying Victory Bonds.
CanadaSs obligations to her army are your obligations.
Canada's need to finance overseas orders in your need.
Canada is counting on you. You cannot fail her.
Canada is your Country. Buy Victory Bonds to the limit.
This space donated to the Victory Loan 1919 Campaign by-.
GET THE HABIT OF CALLING AT
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PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
.Phone 103,
Opposite Public Library
oso
Can You Make it Out
The Brantford Expositor of Thursday
last had the following Editorial note,
but it is somewhat errorneous, and
nothing has been done in Centre Huron
to give a seat to Mr. Drury. The Liber-
als still have faith In their party and in
the Capdidate, Mr, .1, M,.Govenlock!-
The coming . premier is without a
seat in the Legislature, but both
North Brant and Centre Huron have
been offered him, with the prob-
ability that the latter will he ac-
cepted, Mr. Drury being tt Simcoe ratan,
GRAND TRUNK TIMETABLE
Trains Going North
11.17 5.15, 6.40 p. 51,
Trains Going South
5.20 a.nt. 4,15 p. m,
Trains Going East
6.33 a.m. 2.52 p. m.
Trafns Going West
11. 1-t a. m. 5.4 .5 p. tri.
11.18 p. m.
Till'[ Features 1.1 Our , a
Furniture:.
1'u wh11.11 wyr (agile si'sial nttentinn,
are its basing, 118 assured comfort, It8
81(11(1 1.04,8,1urnou, Wel :le Ieluwthe
11*1a1 pri5er. A0y nue 'eif (bete pain ts.
tyonirl tie t-atlii;•lent.. to 08111 it your
preferi•tire, jVh,•u they' are rill oom
hnr ri tyro reel bur8 J0;1. w111 0e41180
that this is a furniture fulyintr rumor .
tuiiity ydu' od'iinot u11100A° 1g;nore
al
The Undersigned is now entering
Lhe coal business and asks for a share
All orders niay lie left, for the pre-
sent at nay residence on Huron'St.
Terms -Strictly Cash -Phone, 155.
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RESIDENCEHURON STREET.
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mi is 1m- ,i nil Funeral ISirec lox. ,.. Yhr,Il4 28:
101pgtt and N:tuday. Calls 'muswprhd •ett, 1tt,aula.nc1 0 a t 5i) 1 :
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CLINTON NEMER. PALTERED
['luring the four and a half•'ybaYs of:•waf Clinton `proudlj °,
bore it:; sacrifices and gave to its limit..in thv,crushing of the
Menace. '1'o pay its debts of hotiofur, and to maintain
tion in the march of world progress Canada has,.,launche1\e
Victory Loan 1919. Let, Clinton again': sh9\3t,''iitt 1.
s p•1.triotism.
BUY. VICTORY" B®NDS
This space'donated to the Victory Loan 1919 Campaign by -
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II.. IIVTEJ _%.
Despensing Chemist
t.
forrlisluling,
Heating
AND
Metal Work
OF ALL KINDS GO TO
T. Hawkins
Phone 53
ERTUMA,T,ES COBEIR •'14' Y GIWE+N
ARettt toe H 1CISA FMe.sena
tlitup isvtr,B.wieud's Illartware
10iptttp Slid MODES Alwa.y$ On
UUtud.
The Corder Gaocer,
"IiVE SND LET Litt['.
THERE Is
A PLACE
A SEASON
AND
A REASON
FOR EVERYTHING
This is the place for every Seasonable
thing ih the Grocery line; and there's
a reason why we sell them -
THE QIA.L1TY
TRY THESE -- - THEY PLEASE'
New Seedless Raisins,
New Seeded Raisins , . , . , . .
New 'Currants , . , , ,
' Walnuts, •Almonds and Filberts
New Dates New Figs,
Orange, Letson and Citron Pit.
SPECIALS
Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit,
Bananas. Sweet Potatoes) Gran -
Berries and Celery.
EA Iluunilord
P�riflvl 41%
.TRE .ts4:14C11'
OF' Y Uyif1e ,68• v t1•
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0;3: Left ,a'n ii %3&ugs?. ktLii:di: a.
,This,:terrible e'donige liras heft in iia,
triiin weak hearts shattered nei1ts:'
and a general r:un'dervp cond,tuul.ot the
s 4ptep},. , 1.. • y
"thousands of maple, throu;thout't an-
dda are now needii.l the 1 melt' use of
M iiourn's Heart and Nerve Pills to
counteract the effects of th's trouble
which a short time ago swept our country.
Mrs. C. C. Palmer, •Keppel, Snsli„
writes: -"I wish to inform you of the
great good Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills did for me. Atter a bad attack of
the '!Spanish Influenza," my heart and
nerves were left in a very bad condition.
I got two boxes 'of your pills and 1 roust
say they are the best I ever used, and I
have taken a great many different kinds.
I will.always keep Heart and Nervtf Pills
in the house."
Milbur'n'e Heart and Nerve Pills are
60e. a box. For sale by all dealers or
mailed direct on receipt of price by The
T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Thursday, November 6W, 1 91 9,
Bat a o Frierd -li rh taoraph
How many people can you think
of right now who would like to have
your Photograph and how long 'since
that last one was made.
REMEMBER
We are not as busy now as we will
be in December.
Make an appointment to -day.
We make enlargements any size
from Kodak films.
oy Bal
Phone 66, Photographer
Croy Team and Bus out.
This week Mr. S. S. Cooper put out
his grey team- and buss all newly de-
corated, for the travelling public trade.
Mr. 13, Kaiser had the contract of paint-
ing the bus.
Annual At Home
Murphy Lodge L. O. L., Ito will
hold its Annual "At 11un1e" to the
members and their friends on Thursday
evening, November 13th at 8 p in. A
good programme is being prepared.
Refreshments will be served.
Christmas Fruits,
For the first time since the begin-
ning of the tear local grocers will have
net', fresh dates for the Christmas
trade. Until 1111w the only dates pro-
curable have been in packages. Al-
though it is possible to procure nuts
and fruit, the price will be high,
Dissolves Partnership.
'rhe firm of Stevenson & Nediger, of
the Clinton hlotor 'truck and Machine
Co., has been dissolved, and Mr. Nedi-
ger will /1,nlinuc to run the business.
Mr. Stevenson expects .to go up North
to hfs timber unlit for the Wtnter. We
are sorry to lose our citizen, but all
his friends hope that he will he blessed
with prosperity.
Hall was packed
The nilOs sleeting for the Vivtory
Loan last Thursday evening brought
forth an audience that tilled the hail.
Air. Justice Craig, of Toronto, made
the address of the evening. Mr. G. I>.
,\Icrl'aggart, the Country Chairman,
was the, chairman of the evening, Th_
Pat hes cope film showing pictures of tite
Victory Loan and of the Prince of
Wales on his tour through Canada was
well received.
Will Hold an At -Home,
The Clinton branch of the U. F. (1,
will hold an at Home In the office of
the County Representatives' office on
'Thursday evening, Nov, 13th. Invita-
tions have been sent to the London
Road and Stanley branches. It is lisped
that all members will be present as the
t,ontmtttee in charge are arranging to
eli:t5 a It splendid program of speeches
and music. .\ir. Hicks, member elect,
for South Huron, is expected to be
present. Lunch will be served at the
close. •
Acknowledges Shipment from W. I.
Mrs. (Dr.). Fowler, secretary of the.
'Clinton branch of the Women's In-
stitute, recefl•ed the folh)wing from
the. Matron of the Queen Alexandra
Sanatorium, at London:
London', Oct, 14th[, 1 91 0.
\irs. Howawtt-Fowler, Clinton;
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• Dear' Madam: '
' 4 beg to•acknnwtadge the donation
of 51 pairs of handknit socks, for the
Soldier patients, from the Women's
Institute, 'Clinton:
Thanking: you for ..your liberal gift
1', ant, yours,.truly, •
A. Dickisdn, Alatron.
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The Bauer...•
The Big llallowe'ep. Baza:tr'h tld un-
der the'- auspices of the Clinton, Hos.:
pital Board is wow 11.4'linig of the past,
• and although the weathel'p11I1:'did'n't
seen[ In •syuipathy,'the ladies of town
and vicinity were well satisfied with
the net results which amounted to „260
Summerhill Society realized $19 at their
booth and Girls of Goderich Township
„520. London Road Society gave a cash
donation of $50. Unity Club gave a
cash donation of $1 5 besides donating
to. other booths. Members of Stanley
Maple„leaf and Hotntesville contributed
to the various booths, The balance was
made up by the town' Societies, namely
Women's Institute, Girls' Auxiliary and
Woolen's Patriotic, The ladies of town
appreciate very much the hearty co-
operation and splendid help given by
the ladies of• country Societies,
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NEW COAL
We are expecting both at Brucefield
and Clinton, some of the new kind of
coal in stove size Briquettes. Try a
load of this, as We can assure your
entire satisfaction, besides coming a
little cheaper. We also stock the fol -
owing at Clinton: -
EBONY CUBE, The Oannel de Luxe.
SOFT COAL. 3 in. and .up Belmont
Ltinlp,
Pea Coal. $1.00 cheaper than other
sizes,
CANADA CEMENT. The standard ar-
ticle.
Accounts may be pard, and orders
left at Wiltsiels grocery store. '
At Srucefield:-
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
in both hard and soft woods. B.O.
SHINGLES Selling at fess than to-
day's Best pric,e,
IIBRE BOARD cheaper and better
than 15th and plaster,
SMITFIIN S COAL our famous klean-
welil '
Also tatfue1, Sett Coal, and Canada
Cement. +'
We do not want all the bustiess, but
'we would like to have yours,
3I0 L MUSTARD
Clinton *a. Oreeefteld.
Phone for Clinton No, 74.
Phone for Brocefield 11 on 61E.
STANLEY MAN GETS
A BIG PROMOTION
M. C. Ross, Load Inspector of the
Mutual Life, Will Manage the
Northern District from
Saskatoon
The Regina Press snakes i•eferanee
to the advancement of a former 2nd
Concession Stanley boy, in the person
of M.V3. Ross well known to the citizens
of Clinton as well as Stanley. He is
a nephew of Miss A. Ross of town; --
M. 0, Ross, who has been 10an in-
spector for the Mutual Lift of Canada
for the past years has been transferred
to Saskatoon, The northern part of
the province lids developed so rapidly
01 late and the company's investments
have grown to such an extent that the
company decided to open a loan office
in the northern city.
Mr, Ross' services have been go
highly Satisfactory to the company that
at the last meeting of the board of dir-
ectors they appointed hint loan manager
for the northern half of the province,
with offices at Saskatoon.
Before his departure the Mutual Life
of Canada staff here tied into his °$i -
de and presented him with a smoking
set as a token of their esteem and wish-
ed him every success in his new posi-
tion, Mr, Ross expressed his regret
ofhaving t0 part with the staff which
he had so 10h;4 been associated with
"and his friends in Regina, where Ile has
been residing for the past twelve years,
Arrived Safely
The many friends of Mr, Walter
trill be glad to learn that his party ar-
rived safely at Redlands, California,
Monday morning October 28111 on time.
They were ticketed through by the
Justly popular 0, T. 5, Agents, John
kansford & Son, to whom It was that
Mrs, Walter ,wrote on her arrival, ex-
pressing herself well pleased tvillt th's
itccununudation 'referring especially to
the kindness of all officials she met.
Js?weV'atitraeJtils>SS.17000 Zdvi G2t00
O a
adds and Ends 44 Crud
e e
a benneenneensocianonenceanoa
Harland 13rus., was paid $20.60 for
belt for stone crusher and 61.50 fur
dour fixtures at hall.
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Street lighting for O&tober was
$138.54.
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Lighting hall and lamp account was
$9.37 for October.
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Rent of stuck scales al .0. T. R, for
tale year was
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John Stirling was paid 68.10 for
work un DOW doors at tarn hall.
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Fur salary for October, J. W. Sho-
brook was paid 51 t.66.
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John Farquhar was paid 52.75 for
day's work at Cemetery.
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Harland Bros. was paid $7.00 for
seats and tools at Cemetery.
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The Alunarch Fre Ins..t1. was paid
$21,15 for insurance an Hall; Ec:un>ntic
Ins , Co„ 514.10; and Perth Mutural
611.75.
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For
fixing driveway at hall it cost
the town fur part of work 535,15,
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.1. 3., McCaughey was paid $85.00 for
rent of old rink,
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D0 IT AM1
The reaction from war to pence has been sudden and
strong. Our courage may he a bit spent, our enthus-
iasln for service a trifle on the wane,
It.needsa little effort and some determination to re-
kindle the old lire, but it must he kindled if the Victory
Loan is to be a success.
Canada calls upon you, therefore, for a renewal of your
faith and a renewal of your effort.
And that can best be expressed if you do your utmost to
inspire people to t
11
uy 4,. ictorl
>r
Bo Fits
P.S.-There is an old saying to the ell eat that "if you
can't sing the words you can whistle the tune." -if you
haven't any ready money, borrow soffit and
Buy Victory Bonds
"1'hk space donated to the Victory Loan 11)11) Campaign by -
Th W,
Fair C
f fte11i the Cheapest -Always the Paest
. .,.....-a n twe,.man.....0 s..da - - ^
et fir'
d'aii
Now is the time to have your furnace overhauled or a
new one installed.
Stoves moved and pipes put up in good shape.
Call and see our lines of Electric Fixtures and Lanips.
ALUMINUM, TINEWARE and GRANITE.
Homemade pipes our Specially.
Electrician
Phone 147w.
63.58 for dog tags,
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1 The salaries of the town otucials were
ordered to be p;ld:-1). L. Alacpherson,
clerk's salary for three months, $125;
Ru1.1. \Velsh, night watchman, $122.50;
R, B. Fitzsimons, chief of police, one
month, 350.
The Public Utilities Commission was
.Plumber
from market scales; and $60 for hall
rent,
J. W. Shobrook reported $10 foo
sale of lot at Cemetery;.665 for care-
in- perpetuity; and $23.60 for work.-
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The ray sheet for October for street
paid 65.uu for lighting Hospital for ti. Garrick was paid. 354.17 for Oct- work was •802,75.
October. ober. . - O- •
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The Wm. Gard & Co., was paid ('hi'ef. Fitzsimons reported 35.75 was paid $2r' 49.
EVERY Allied Country has raised a loan from its people since
fighting ended. They have all raised loans for the same pur-
pose -to finish paying for Victory.
Of all that were in the war (from the beginning) Canada is the only
one to come out of the struggle stronger than she went into it.
Canada has found herself -spiritually and materially,
With reason and pride we can look to the future and proclaim Canada
indeed A Promised Land.
The Victory Loan which is needed to finish paying war obligations is
the very barometer of our confidence in the future.
In the measure of its over -subscription -.-we will reap the future
benefits.
Come through and come through handsomely.
It was fine enough to buy Victory Bonds when war was on the thres-
hold, but it is the bigger thing to buy them now -when the tumult is
over.
Let's show the stuff Clinton is made of-Let'a finish the job and let's
see it through.
Let every citizen of Clinton to the limit of his ability
BUY VICTORY BONDS
'('itis space donated to the Victory Loan 1919 Campaign by-•-
Fred.Jcztekson