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JEWLER & OPTICIAN
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Bayfield Fair
will; E. &--R„Snowden
judge -W, Harty.
LADIES' WORK
13nth towel, Mrs. Ross, Miss Living-
ston; phi cushion Mrs Ross. bliss Liv-
ingston;: sofa cushion, T, Cameron, 12,
Geigel tea --cosy, Miss Livingston Kato
• .Ross; Centrepiece in white, W Logan,
Mrs Ross; centrepiece. colored, Di%
'Woods R Geiger ; dresser' scarf Mrs.
Llvingzton.3 R. Geiger:'; day say lips,l'R Gei-
ger . ]tips, ITowrie; pillow cases, Miss
Livingston, W. 1, Metcalf; fancy towels,
W P Metcalf, Miss Livingston; table
ruiner, T. Cameron, Mra ]3owrIe; ladies'
underwear. Mrs Howt•ie R Geiger; col-
lection ofladles' work NW Livingston,
Mrs H
otw9e•
rat fi
ea s shirt, Afro S.
.Tions toh
Mrs
Ross • quilt q cotton
S. T3ousi;ct, R Geiger; ln2rs,
•g quilt cloth Dr
Grieve- Mrs Ross; rag rug, Mra, 8;
Rcustot Kate Ross; home made corn-
-Forcer• Dr Grieve, Mrs Ross; kitchen
apron' Mrs S Houston, R. Geiger; fano)!
apronW 1 'Metcalf, Mrs, tHowrie; woof
mittens Mrs, S. Houston, Mrs. J Ste -
Wart; wool socks, Hors, Pollock,' Dr.
Grieve; darning soaks Dr Grieve, Kate
Roes;• collection of soldiers' supnlles, F,
Keegan Mrs. A E. Erwin; -fancy hand
kerchiefs Kate Ross, WP'. Metcalf;
Trish .orochet laoe ArRose. W F,
Metcalf; crochet table mats, Mrs. How-
' rte, Mrs Ross; crochet work in cotton
Miss.L9vingston Dr .Grieve; crochet lace
• intott
c t Hers TWO011o. Mrs. S Houston;
ctocnet face in moot, HTrs. S, Houston,
Ross; +duet crochet T Cameron_:
W.,J• Metcalf; women's sweater Miss
Livingston, Dr. Grieve; tatting, Tt
ger, 'f)r Woods; orochet yoke, Mrs Pol-
oak, T, Cameron; crochet basket Mrs
S Houston, Mrs Howrie; knitted bed=
spread Dr Grieve, T,' Keegan; crochet work in woot, Mrs. Rosa, Dr, Grieve; col-
lection of lanes, lir Grieve, Mrs. Ross;
shadow embroidery, Mrs S .I4ous100,
55 X135. Livingston; eyelet embr'okdet;v, Dr
--.Wo,ods .Airs, Howrje; Roman cut work,
Dr 'Woods; Mies Livingston; plumb' work
1' W...Livingston Mrs 'T3btvrie; etching'
• on cotton, Kate Ross, Mrs Ross; modern
-cross.:Stitch, .Mrs Rss, MIs •Livington;
braiding, W. I'.' Metcalf Nis: S Mous',
ton; drawn. work R. Geiger,Miss./Al/Mg-
Sten; luncheon cloth R Geigel;' Mrs. S.
'Houston; child's dress, 'Mrs Moss,
Mists Livingston; bedroom. slippers Miss
S,lvingstou, Ntrs, Ross.
Judges�Mrs, r, Connelly. and Mrs J,
'Scott,
•'" PLANTS AND J!'LOWk7RS
Bouquet of large flowers, W F. Met-
ea1P Mrs Hewson; bouquet of smart
Small Rowena., Mrs Howson Mrs•
13fnde; dahlias W. I , Metotilf, Mrs,
13ewson; pansies, Mrs, Tiinde Airs Hew-
uon;, geraniums, F Keegan, 11 Geiger;
-.Collection of house plants, Mrs, 53Howson,
'' Keegan; gladiolus Mrs Hewson, T
'+Cameron; fuschias, stirs Newson P:
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
CQNTAINS,NO ALUM
6`' NIADE'IN CANADA 85
Keegan; foliage plants Mrs fthule,
Keegan; asters ]firs owl'le, Mrs, A 11,1
Elton; 1;1oaania, .I.'' Keegan, MrsHow-
son; begonias 11' Keegan ]Mil's iieti'solt;
sweet peas, i, Cameron. Hat's, ]uratic,
]i'IN533 ARTS,.,
Pencil drawing, Hit's, Nowt'le • Atlas
Livingston; oleyen drawing, bliss 1..1v-
• Int,5lon, Mrs Howie; watercolor paint-
ing, W 5r, Metcalf .Nits ilowrfe; ell
painting W, I1', Netcal;, Mis llow3'le;
]Letlsrngtort painting 11515 Ross Miss
Livingston ten and Intl sketch, N'fisa Liv-
ingston/ . painting on silk: Mrs, 13owrie,
MI's 1'[owr le Mix. Roo; snapshot of Bay
field eoonery, U Greenslade. W A Balk-
will; burnt work, b, Weekes, • Mies Liv-
•ingatoll; Plate, ele and Banner,' 1" IC00^'
hen, W 5 Aloteaif; stand painted china,
Ur Grieve 'W, F. 14etcali',
Judge... -Miss L Grant Clinton.
MANUFACTURES
Single harness,^ r 'W Tippet:,. 3', Cawn-
01on; double harness1'. Cameron, r W.
Tippet; twisted yarn, T, B,r'ownet; woolen
yarn, n, T. Bi'ownet: soft soap, E ,& R,
Snowden T Brovnet; bard 8051), Dr,
Grieve, I', Keegan •
JudgeT. Connolly 5I1' Bowie
SPECTAI, PRIZES
lRathweil Proboei411ss a W. 13' -M foal,
collection of 113t35fas, T. 'W. Cameron:
setts onions, W 1r, Metea3f; door mat, 'C,
Bl'owne1; 11e41C01 yellow globe, W. 13'
Metcalf; pepper's, W. 1 Meteall';,-sheaf
of wheat 1''T IP Metcalf, •
SUPPOSING SPANISH
INFLUENZA SHOULD.
COME TO CLINTON
By PHELAN FLNE.
if Spanish influeeze reaches your
neighborhood don't give way to alarm
and start trying all the remedies suge
gested by the neighbors. •Unless, of
course, you want to prosper the under-
taker, First take stock of your symp-
toms, 1f you find these present in
your anatomy, Spanish influenza is af-
ter )'OU:
Chilly feeling,
High temperature.
Feeling of prostration,
Symptoms of coryza or ordinary
cold, running nose, cough, etc,
When n 'o'
uv
] e made sure that 'you
are in the grip of the grip, so to speak
these are the things you ought to do:
Go to bed.
Stick faithfully in bed.
Call In your fainly physician, cess
Get plenty of fresh air, Mas
If you want to avoid the pest these was
are good things to do or to try to do; the
Avoid cataract with those thread ! & C
y term
Cern
THE CLINTON N.
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Baud Was Here Minor Lootela
The W. O, R., No, 4, Band of Len- 0110be3'
cion, was in town 51353 sweet, while .ell- 'IhenJsvh'ing Dtiy, October 14 ill
roilte 10 and 'from Goderielt fair, Council meets o11 Monday evening,
"E" Men Examined Recent 3dvlees from Ottawa seam t0
indlarle more surely that the Canadien
All "E" rarest In this se(Uo;i were up Government will •follow the lead •of the
for re-examination In 'the Town hall United •States authorities •in regttiring
on Friday and Saturday of last week, newspaper told utagazhhe subscriptions
The men will be notified later' from tube paid 131 ath,ulce, . The put•ltose of
headquarters, this measure is the cortservetion .of
Unnecessary Motoring Ie Still In Effect Glint pilper,
Sol
Roa1e For Ites
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The appeal voluntarily to refrain
from unnecessary use of mot -Or -driven Moose Jaw, Sask.,
vehicles issued by the fuel controller • September 21, 54918
on the ninth install Must still remain Editor' of '1•Ile Clantoll,New Era:- •
effective. Generally speaking the re- Clluton, Ontario,
spouse in Canada from the Atlantic to Dear Sir; •
the Pacific has been, with .few exeep- 1 was pleased indeed to notice in
lions, complete and spontaneous and your •wide awake paper an item regard -
indications are that the saving effected ing free messages to wounded
will meet the prevailing scarcity. It in Preece. This ithefirst
soldiers
may now be taken for granted that in Sawregarding s s lust uotioe e
the absence of unforeseen coot lice- g g t this and is thready city
tions no steps will be taken to impose and Int favor for several in this cite
p d oos rad ats you el one of the
upon the public .in Canada the futon- first to send out such welcome news,
veilience incidental to a card. system of and it shows that you are doing your
gasolinetest control, The present volun-
3 l b
Ytry cuwill evidently prove sulfic-
)etly effective to attain the end desir-
ed.Editor Gets Into Trouble
They tell lots of tales on the editors,.
bot this is a new one: The editor of a
Kansas paper went to attend a - party
given by one of his neighbors where
Just a few weeks 'before the home had
been blessed with a new baby. The
hostess met him at the door and, after
the usual salutation, he asked after the
it in a quiet and unassuming way, .I
also regret to notice so many of Clin-
tons bright young men have paid the
supreme sacrifice„ boys whom 1 well
knew, and was proud of, 1 remain,
Yours truly,
FRANK O'NEIL
Clinton Girl Holds Important .Position
Froin the July issue of the Bur-
roughs Magazine. we take the first ar-
ticle, which ryas accoinpaniedl by a
picture of Miss -Bessie Brown, daughter
of Mrs, R, Brown, of Huilett, who does
baby's health. The 'lady was hard of the delicate work in the typenaking
hearing, had a bad cold, and thinking ,cieparttnent:-Type for Burroughs Ma-
he was asking about herself, answer- 1 chines, the magnitude of the product-
ett that although she usually had one I ion and hots it is made in our own
every winter, this was the , worst one . plant, form one of the most interesting
ever ;tad, ti kept her awake at night a ` chapters of the story of our'industry,
great deal, and at first coilfieed her to ' A11 type for Burroughs -machines is
her bed Then noticing that the edit- made in Department 24, and while the
or was acting very strangely, she said unit does not compare with some of
she could tell by his looks and actions the others in size, it handles five times
that he was going to have one Just like as „maty parts as any other, the parts,
hers, and she asked him to come in out of course being type. Type for 100,
of the draft and sit down, -The Lad- 200 and 600 class machines has to be
nes' Home Journal,- put through sixteen operations, while
Death Of Mrs. Carson type for 300 class machines requires
eight operations. All these operations
The, death took place last Thursday are made right in No, 21, by 75 men
of Anna Louisa Carson, wife of Mr, and young women. Besides staking
Harry 'Carson, engineer on the Huron the type for the y?)' 00o machines that
& Bruce line. Mrs, Carson carte to our schedule calls for this year, and
London from Winglhaln three years which means millions of type, the de -
ago. She had been ill for some pertinent tills orders for about 300
months and was 54 years of age. Be special characters daily. These orders
sides her husband, : site is survived by consist of type that print special
two sous, Pte. Harry, now in France characters, and there are seldom two
with No, to Stationary Hospital, and orders alike;; All Burroughs type is
Pte, Ralh, in the quartermaster's de- made from steel
m
atri
ces, of which
partmenu of .t American regiment, we thousands. •, The
matrices are
stationed at Jacksonville, Florida; two oblong and made of tool steel and are
sisters, Mrs. John Carson, of Tulsa, double-ended.The figures or characters
Oklahoma, and Mrs, E. J. Mason, of are engraved on the matrices by an
Winnipeg, Manitoba, and one brother, engraving lnachine, which, by the way,
E. J. Mason of Kansas City, Mo. De is operated by a young woman, Miss
Bessie Brows and she is the first of
her sex who ever operated an engrav-
ing machine at the Burroughs plant,
She understands micrometers, sharpens
her own tools and keeps them in per-
fect condition. After the operationon
the matrices comes the work or) the
type Itself, if 7'
p ire type Yp made d of A,
steel, The'pieces come to the depart-
ment in the form If small punchings
and the swedging being clone in the
punch press department. A glance at
the o eratio
ns necessary r'
to m a
kep er-
feet type for, 100, 200 and 600 class
machines reveals tine great amount of
work, For the first operation a ma-
trix with the figures or characters en-
graved thereon is placed in a kneading
machine and the blank type are fed
into tine machine and, come out bearing
the figures or characters, whatever is
contained on the matrix. There are
eight .of these kneading machines in
the department. Next the type goes to
the putsch presses right in No. 24 for
perforation and shearing; next they are
straddl
ed was the daughter of the late J.
on, of London. The funeral which
of a private nature was held from
undertaking parlors of.Smith, Son
larke on Saturday afternoon, In -
en t being made in Woodland
etery.
Avoid crowds as much as. possible.
Avoid the common drinking cup and Look
the common towel, , Sr!
Maintain thorough ventilation in of. and,
woul
scrip
Cana
page
gatiu
COn1it
COnsu
at
on't hate your fellow men and love paper
the Kaiser, these are the things toedo, date
Don't' expectorate in public places. tions,
Don'ttsneeze in your neighbor's face, ed an
Use your hankerchief ly, a
Don't cough without covering your the n
mouth with a handkerchief. sal, la
Change handkerchiefs frequently. print,
That's all, it it
! time
flee and house,
Observe ordinary rules of hygiene,
Even if yon have. a chance to do so,
don't overeat,
Avoid. stimulants,
Don't drug yourself. '
Don't harbor that scared feeling, and
at the Label,
bscribers to The Clinton New Era
in fact, to all country newspapers
d_ do well to see that their sub:
Hoes do not fail into arrears. The
dian Press Association newsprint
r coutinittee, tubo has been investi-
g the newsprint situation, has re -
tended, as a means of reducing the
ntption of newsprint in Canada,
newspapers discontinue sending a
within three months after the
of expiration Of thesubscrip-
unless the subscription is renew -
d paid for. At present this is on -
re onuuen ation, but, owing to
ecesslty'of conservation of mater-
bor and transporation of news -
it will no doubt become law,
came into force at the present!
NewEra
malty subscribers of the Clutton
Cheer Up! Have you. the "Flu'? copies of the pauld per. t! receive furtheres
paper. m e interests of
!The New Era and their own interests,
We would ask any who are in arrears
to see that they are placed in good
standing.
Our .ttose is red,
Our spirits blue,
We've a cold in our head
And an ache there, too.'
13th a f dct4
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SERVICE
We cordially invite you to our Garage where we are specially
equipped to extend prompt and efficient Service.
A full .line of accessories and repairs carried
Overhauling and Painting our Specialty. '
Phone 80. AUTOMOBILE- LIVERY ' House Phone 140
)Bicycles and Repairing -Bicycle and general repairing (lone by
competent workmen. Quick service always.
2nd HAND CARS FOR SALE
5 McLAUGHLiN 5 PASSENGER
1 STUDEBAKER, 7 PASSENGER • ,
n
ARA PION ROADSTER
Clint 'int GaraPe
e milled• then to another shilling
machine; next the mill cuts are burred
this being the bench operation; next
they are corrugated, which is another
bench operation; next the holes are
burred, also a bench operation; then
they go to a punch press, which shears
the harasser end; next a hole Is drilled
in e,1ch type by machinery: After
these operations have been completed,
the type is taken to the Hardening
Department, After being hardened it
is returned to No 21, where the studs
are assembled by bench operation;
their the studs are riveted by a mach-
ine; next the burrs are ground by a
machine; then they are straightened
by a machine; next slots are milled in
the studs by a machine, and last the
holes are counter -sunk at a bench.
Tliese are the sixteen operations, ex-
clusive of the hardening process. Type
for 300 4l11SS machines require Just
half the number of operations; First,
the type go into tine kneading machine;
next they go throgh sersddle still op-
erations Nos. 1 and 2; next they are
burred under the head; then a slot is
'. milled in them; then the mill cut is
-e, burred; next the corners are burred,
and finally they are straightened and
fitted to a gauge. This class of type is
all finished is No. 21 before it goes
to the Hardening Department. The
type isn't likely to come through
all these operations and still be per-
fectly straight, hence the straighten-
ing operation, Burring removes any
little particles of steel, not a part of
the type itself, .that might cause im-
perfect printing or fitting, A great
majority of these burrs are invisible to
the naked eye.
but when a type is put
under •1 microscope the burr is very
noticeable. To get type a perfect. size,
the department has a ittiscroscopic
machine that measures as fine as the
ane thousandth part on an inch:
Many users of Burroughs machines
employ special characters -cif type''in
the preparation of their reports, state-
ments, etc,, and these are the "special
orders" that No, 21 fills, in addition to
making Burroughs standard eype. Ma-
chines built for users in foreign coun-
tries have different 'typo characters,
and these, too, lire made in No. 21,
Recently the department prepared fig -
ores on it prospective production foe
1949, and they seem astounding, For
instance, it is planning to produce 9,-
500,000 type for the yea", Or 32,200
daily, which tlo not include special or
mail order type. To make these mil-
lions of type, 215,712,000 operations
-for the year, or 770,400 every working
day, will be necessa'y. Aud, beetle;
IhnfOrseen contingencies, the depart-
ment will do it, This all-important
en11 of our big plant is in J, .A, Kil-
patrick's division, and George F, Wolfe
is fnl'e05att,'
;Par tnot'.e effective than Stiohy P11
Catchers, Clean to handle. Solei by
i'rUggists and Grocers everywhere,
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PATRIOTIC NOTES 13
Sb SF' a•
* 3 r;- it 0 3+ * il•.
The W. ,P, S, will meet its 0300311 Fri-
day afternoon at three o'clock, Please
bring. needles and thimbles to here
towels, The annual Meeting held last
Friday resulted in the old officer's ail
being returned for the coaling. year.
Please remember the Rummage Sale
October 1211: and bring your -done -
Notts to the Palace store where the
committee will be glad to receive
them. Below are the annual reports
of the different officers,
T..hn SECRETARY'S REPORT
During the year there were twenty-
six general meetings, one exeoutIve, told
twelve teas held, the teas being given by
the Church Societies, Oto' own $oelety
and mr.'3lvl(uats, all for the benefit of the
W.1. S.
The shipments for tho yoatr were lalg
anti etccording to' the word brought fro
London the ,work exoellont. The atnoun
shipped ae Lollotva.
Socks , ,1007
Day -shirts' ' ' ' .... 120
80
Slipsrench (pillow)towels- 128
T . -
1ospltal towels Y40
Scarves
Caps 2
18
Handkerchiefs 230
Personal P. :Bags
Wash Cloths 2
Feather Pillows I.
Q 2,.
PacLlilt9lcn.ges'ti1' ;,,kr eottoli' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' •
A total of two thousand eight•huitilredt
titand eighty-nine (2880), an increase of five
articles over last -year:
ALICE MASON
See'y, W. P. S.
1 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Balance RECEIPTS
]reel
Trus 440.42
� 0,25
Monthly Collections .10115313
Donations 148.96
interest148.46
Girls Auxiliary 425.00
County Grant vivaTown Grant Red (•rocs 225,81
0
m
1 yydu»as
sitoerH
Yarn
Sheeting
anti d Cott
of
Flannel
Flannelette
Girls Patriotic Society
Soldiers' Dinner
Field Confo'ts
Sundries
War Stamps
French RedCross
Balance
LSXPEND.ITURES
1307-c2
148,80
171.41
184.43
40.00
3,00
10
17.08
1.00
225,81.
509.03
has you will
Need int the Fal l
Summer done --and the mind of the house.
keeper turns to gutting hes' home and Family
ready Or the new and cooler season,
Don't forget that our counters, our assistants
are here ready to help you, Full stocks --prompt
'and courteous service ---Right prices;
See the fall number of the New Idea Quart.
erly, just out. This smart, attractive c ive style book
on sale at our New IdeaPattern l� gssa-aQ1a'Dross
epartment. since 1344,, 34 138, 40,
42, 44, 48 inches ,
bust measure,,
- ! ll, i
_pro
Small Rrolits Phone 25. , Moro Business
TimE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS
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MUSIC LESSONS
Miss Edna McCaughey is prepared
(to take e limited number of pupils for
piano at her home, Huron street, Pu-
pils prepared for Toronto or London
1
Conservatory examinations, Phone 58, MUSICAL
Miss Beatrice Greene is prepared to
Lake a limited number of pupils for
piano and the Meyers Kindergarten Me-
thod for children, and will also 'give
singing instruction,
Miss Beatrice Greene,
Phone 69, Clinton, Ont.
NOTICE
TO Consumers of Coal in Hallett
The Fuel Controller for Ontario has
appointed 21 5 tons of coal for Hullett,
Persons wanting coal trust apply to
2880,00' Wo:, Jamieson, Jr., or John Fingland
2850,69
ABSTRACT OF FINANCIAL STATE-
MENT OF WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC
SOCIETY FROM OCTOBER 1,
1917, TO SEPTEMBER 30,
X918.
Receipts
2850.09
Bala ndtfures
`
Balance . • n� 87.7x,
02860.09
MRS. rox2 w.ren:.4.N
Treasurer
P1418ONEIt OI' 'WAR FUND
Amount received since Nov, '17 0118.10
Amounted remitted 110,10
Balance on hand
Balance on hand
010
08,00
MRS, W. D. FAIR,
Convenor
America's Answer,
One tOiiptthtohaa frontherng line of this
any other war, is the one that has been
AO well read and quoted by Canadians all
over the Empire, "Th Flanders Fields."
by Lieut, Col, ,Tohn McRae, who himself
now numbered among the heroic -Cana-
Mans 1vho lost th031• lives in Flanders,
anSWer 10 that piece of war -scarred
verso R. W. Lillard, an Am •
ek Evening pon
Pas written In the New York race
Post, 'America's Answer." We produce
them here, not for the sake of conpar-
ison, but more to show the heroic cour-
age of the Canadians and the indomitable
spirit with which the American forces
MVO backng the Allies in this fight.
"IN FLANDERS FIELD"
Til Flanders fields tate poppies blow~
Between tine 0)0.90es, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The lark still bravely singing By
We
Scatare U heardeaditlSSho t t the hduns ays aglony,
We lived, felt dawn, Saw sunset glow,
Loved and w0r0 toyed. and now WO 110
In Flanders fields.
Take up the 000:1ei with the foe!
To you, :from falling' hands, we throw
The torch. Be yotlrs Lo hold 11; high!
If yo break faith with us who die
We shall not sloop, though tho poppies
grow
In Flanders fields,
AMERICA'S ANSWER
Rest ye in peaoe, ye Flanders dead.
Tho fight that ye so bravely led
We've talret
up. And we will keen
n111s111each ,oss toikibee,ilhocethaalgdrad
torensowifeblo an
:od,
So let your rest be sweet and deep
An blunders fields.
Fear not that to have diets for naught;
triehe torch ye threw to us we caught,
Ten million hands a tis
will hold ld it highhA,t freedom's i13t shall l hot cite!
-
1o've nl 0lessen that goCigtt
1n Flandersfields.
ENGINES FOR SILO FILLING
WATERLOO BOY TRACTORS -
Just what you need for Silo Filling, .l
Threshing, Plowing, 'Cnitivnttng, 131s-
11115 or any work on (arnh. We have
them in stock for immediate delivery.
Rebuilt Steam Traction Engines, 20 11, '
p., 18 h,p, 47 It.p,, and 16 h,p., Port-
able Rebuilt Engines front 12 ILI), up-
wards, Separators from 24 inches x
40 niches for individual farmer, All
for immediate delivery,
The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co.,
Seaforth, Ontario,
WANTED
•
Mast wanted for night shift to assist
repair men on Shell lilachinery, One
who cite lace belie and do general re-
pairitig to countershafts, line shafts,
etc,, preferred. Apply at once to
The Rohl. Bell Engine & Thresher C.,
Seaforth, Ontario,
ondeseboro, who have been appointed
Fuel Commissioner O
Per f
rI9ul1 t
e o
or
n be-
fore October 30th, 1918, No person
having a supply of wood or other fuel
need apply,
BY ORDER OF HULLETT COUNCIL
House and lot on Huron st„ now
occupied by Mrs, John Scruton, for
sale, cheap for cash. Stable and shed
.on property, Apply to
WILLIAM COATS, Goderich.
A Desirable Property For Sale
A two storey brick resideetce on
Harron street, just West of the Baptist
church. Good cellar and furnace; also
the one storey cottage for sale or to
rent on Rattenbury street, west of the `
English Church. For particulars ap-
ply to Mrs. D, McCorvie, at the Huron
St„ residence.
WANTED
Capable staid for general housework
Small bungalow. Every convenience,
I(ighest wages, two people, Apply
• MRS. BOX, 25 Golthic Avenue,
Toronto, or Phone Junction 1504, To-
ronto.
For Sale
A good frame barn 28x40. Apply to
JUST C. J. Wellia,
ARRIVED
A CAR -LOAD OF FEED CORN
We have also secured a quantity of.'
Choice Seed Corn in the following
varieties ;
SELECTED YELLOW LEAMING
GIANT PROLIFIC SOUTHERN ENSIL-
- [ AGE.
SELECTED
RED COB
ENSILAGE
11'' and also -•,
t t£ARLY•AME'-uq.VGAR CANE
Good pair of bob -sleights, new las
winter. Apply at NEW ERA OFFICE
SECURITIES FOR SALE
The Administrator of the Estate o
Alice M. Fowler deceased offers fo
sale the following securities at 'owes
market prices:
War Saving Certificate $ 25.0
3 War Savings Certificates each 100.0
Town of Welland Debentures 4000,o
Town of Hespher Debentures 500,0
William Davies Ltd, Debentures 500.00
Western Canada Flour Mills, Ltd.
Debentures
As the season has err• '' ,Pot-tl,e
hatching of Baby 'Chicks we have on
stock a quantity of Baby Chick Feed,
f l w•11}ch we are selling at reasonable
r ? prices,
t Seed Buckwheat, (Silver Huh
Choice) and also our usual line of
Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed.
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V'V.•J
eflkiM1S&Sonlr�
500.00 FLOUR AND FEED
Dominion of Canada,
War Loan 300,00 Phone 509. .'Residency i on 149
Tile above will be sold at rates to net '
the purchaser from 5y,% to 7% per
annum. Apply to
R. E, MANNING, Administrator
W. BRYDONE, Solicitor.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
Highest market price paid.
Phone 14-638
W. MARQUIS
Clinton, Ontario
FOR SALE
8-roocomfortable ed conveniences. Cnace ornerhof
Mill and Beech streets. Apply to W.
Brydone, Clinton.
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bought and Sold et Market Prices
Delivered free of charge to the pur-
chaser or at his Bank,
VICTORY LOAN to yield 5.76 %
W. BRYDONC,'Cihrton
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FOR SALE
One Huron Range, 8, in good con-
dition. Ali excellent baker, Also Go
Gsrt; Several screen doors, and 40
feet of chicken wire, Cheap if taken
at once. W. S. DOWNS
Ontario & William Sts.
EAM
Wanted
Call at Mr. WO:soles Grocery
store and, get a can 6, 8, or 10
ant, (11115 partly or fill thein, i will
test and 'pay for each can sep-
erately, every week and give
you the price for the following
week. Highest prices and a
sg11a1'e deal guaranteed. Cream
received' at Summerhill store
any day.
T.
Phoee 8 on 166,
F. 0, License No, 8.10532.
.:trsi.
GRAND TRUNK RSV "
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HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO
CANADA
The ;tome of the Red Deer aid Moose
OPEN SEASONS.
.DEER -November 1st to November
15th inclusive.
MOOSE -November 1st to November
15th inclusive, In some of the
northern Districts of Ontario
including Tintaganti and the
territory north and south of
the Canadian Government Rail-
way from the Quebec to Mani-
toba Botnndaly open season for
Moose Is from October 1st to
November 30th inclusive.
Write for copy of "Playgrounds-..
the Haunts of Fish and Game" giving
balite Laws,, Hunting Regulations, etc„
to C. E, HORNING, District Passenger
Agent, Union Station, Torooto, Ont,
John Ransford & Son, city passen-
ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57.
A, 0. Pattison, station agent,
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CURED BY THE USE OF
MILRtI ' ;
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6.14134 -LIVER pl1.1.5,
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Constipation is,,one of the most pre,
valent troubles the huinap race is sublec3
to, and is the greatest cause of many of
our ailments. If the bowels cease to
work properly, all (ho other organs
become deranged,
Milburn's Lexa-Liver Pills work on the '
bowels gently and naturally; end wltll
cure the worst cases of constipation.
Mrs. 'Winslow AIc1Cny, Jordan Branch,
writes; "1 have barn sick for a,
nuinlier of years with siert headache for,
constipation, I tried all hinds offloc- y;
tor's mai ieiue, hut none did me tiny good !,
until 1 tried Milburn's Laxm-Liver fills, i
and after usin four vials I ala Com-
ptetoly cured. I would henrtily recoun-
ncl thou to alt si:;fr rd, t it"'n Viet
disease, 1 keep then t o bald. elf the
timtnee. "
Milburn's T exa T ser Pills err 2.7e.
a vial Sold by ell d reel ef. toe
or hailed clireet on renui t 113 .,1;'. byTho T, Milburn Co,, Limited, 1 orontoa
Unit,
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