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furnishings.
Fall Opening Display,
Thursday Sept. 70th
And Fallowing Days
The Warren of Clinton and
surrounding country are invited
to view our charming display
of Autumn hats,` Suits, Coats,
Skirts, Dresses, Waists and Furs
The charm of the models
shown this season should be of
unusual interest and can be de-
pended upon as being exclusive
The New
Autumn Suits
We are now introducing ad-
vanced styles in new Autumn
Stilts.. They are smart and com-
fortable looking with the 'long
coat and slightly narrower skirts,
large collars with silk stitching and
Braid trimming. Over fifty differ-
ent styles to choose frost,
New Autumn ,
Coats
Over 100 difcr ent styles to
cSo
osW� from, ,whao
comprise all
the lea:iing style c , n:es, larger
sleeves, large colla -s, bellied or
slightly incurved at the waist line
in ail the new cloths and shades.
0100 9( �i"GARMENTS
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THE STORE THAT SHOWS THE NEW THINGS FIRST.
",romreceemoieasa _. r'...:_" t8..enta'JtrL12'tamncs^n",'"3409isacc,"= rur•.a"•a•n'rn-moe
3.1.1.-71=0.7x .z,�,••nns.>maser m •---�-- ,•_ •smog•- „-,-,-•....•,mmm ....•«.wenn
Att' Chas. Rinker, of 1oashtvood, 11.1,1 \h'. Jas. strew. Inspector of School
the mist's pie t, have several ribs i.t.l.is for three of the western pr
broken by beimg caught in a felt while ince:.. a firmer Exeter Old Buy, was
at work in the flax rill.. n Exeter Saturday and Sunday shaking
The sale .of the estate of the latehands with rid friends and viewing
Samuel Ili::::,, was held )n Saturday some of the old scenes of his hos l.,ad
The two suns purchased Jon of the docs. It as over thirty-five years since
350 acres in U31`urne, The other 5o Mr. Drew left Exeter,
was nut sold n +r was tete residence in At Victoria St. .\leth„dist parsonage
Exeter. Gderieh, on Wednesday evening, Sept.
t)urn' the past ten days tool: 12th by Rev. J. 1!. nsterhout, Edward
Bros.. of sold semen 1918 seven James VniStny gond Ada Maud Pethiek
passenger Studebaker touring cars. both of Seato,rth.
'.', a•`1`.'.0rib`.r� dhi'M- 3rv.1'",i.' ie ereter..,11S'..�.�"'"` 1' s: iz�i:+9'd't. `lr5ii +` `�.• mos"•.
"Make Pien?y
of Jelly
this
Year"
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arc 'tot's
Extra tl
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Children must have sweets, and the most
wholesome and economical sweets yon can pro-
vide for them and the whole family 4'e delicious
home-made preserves and. jellies made with
".Pure and Uncolored!'
2 and 5-1ll. Cartons; 10, 20 and 100.1b. Sacks
LANTIC SUGAR is a pure cane sugar of "FINl" granula-
tion spneially suitable for preserving as it dissolves
instantly and haloes a clear sparkling syrup
PRESF,RV1NG LABELS .PRIM Send es a reel ball trade -mark
cat from a bag or carton of 150115 Sugar rind we will send you a
hook of 84,, printed and gummed labels all ready for use. Address
Atlantic Sugar Ilefineries, Limited
Power Building, Montreal vas
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BENMILLER
Pte. Verne Gledhill, son of Mr, and
Mrs. J. W. Gledhill, Benutiller, attended
nt lldershot on July 25th for investiture
by His Majesty the King with the Dis-
tinguished Conduct Medal, it will be
remembered that some time ago Pte.
Gledhill was mentioned in despatches
for gallantry, Al the time he was in
the 1st Battalion, with which he went
overseas. Soon afterwards he became
a sniper and was engaged for several
months in this dangerous work—dan-
gerous because the average sniper sel-
dom lasts more than a week. At the
end of the period he was attached to
the intelligence corps of his battalion.
(fere it was necessary for him to go
out to the wire entanglements every
night and often to go still closer to the
enemy to see what they were doing in
the trenches. In his letters Pte, Gled-
hill tells Of many narrow escapes stmt
of exciting meetings with German pa-
trols, Owing to itk nerves playing out
he was sent to "Blighty" about a year
ago and after a rest he joined the Army
Service Corps, to which ire still be-
longs. Part of the time has been spent
in I`r;utce, but at present he is in Lng-
I:utd, 11e is very modest about his dis-
tinction and has not sent Rome any
description ,d his appearance before
royalty, but pictures since received
from him shay the medal on his breast.
':.ODERICH TOWNSHIP
'phis t nt n It " was well represented
a. Loud -n f i r last week.
Goderieh lair will be the big ;tt-
tractium next week.
The MacLaren 1ti:pe.rial Cheese Go.,
lakes ,neer the fliilmesville Cheese
tact `ri on tile 1st oo1 1)etober.
Goeierish Si nal. --Air. Junes Con-
nolly.
ou-
i • •a grass
n Iv of 1 has sold his tit- ,t
n l
farms, on thr [hr7th concession ot Gnd-
u It t :w.lshtl, t:, Mr. 1dntes Bond of
ti dcrich 551 his scut. disports Bond, n1
tit tterich township. 'These farms have
been a :attic pa:'ture for twenty -live
years ,..r more and slu.utu grow •t genii
crop of anything. Mr. (Richard Brod
has got rnssesS:on naw' a ld is rrerar-
ed ;, m a th; ,,id t;.d ,siIl plow 1,,
.eta bulge po ti 5 ie it rends tar 51011.
.Phis is c rt.tu1iv a step in the right dir-
ection—ar.+. tel er ,15511 :.
(1t1 . 'nl:a o: int ]atrnass of the
harvest o::1F, a m.,ll quantity of wheat
will be ': n this
Hiss 1Ninn!t 51lierr. „t 'Toronto, is
spending her in Itdac•: a it'u hes parents.
1lr. mid Airs. George. hiller.
the I
t...tnte- n t is thrown or
a bait .,f ,,.tin ,:.t5 da, rceently and re -
1 1 serir,,l painful bruises.
Larxe numbers took 1,, the London
lair L,,:` esel 1.1 people motored
dt„vn.
.Alvin 1 eon aril intended the S.O.S.
conrerlt - 1 to Se Borth last Saturday.
111 I crop has already been
touched slightly with the frust and it
\rill pot be hog before the beau oriel'
\rill
l.e,!ie 1 v—re n ant Mrs. Cliff Lt !,b
of the 1641i e. .:ere in Seaforth an
Sttnrdtt\ I.. t.
Ft:ry tangier should 11,lp solve the
world wheat short.t»e hr planting as
eiut'h v.'hc.t :,s p' :Ill..
.5 8, M t:L.o e t Intl e r'.: Cheese
V, blob i. 151,.1.1i; 1.1551the 11 dntesville
t ' t. tn�•; I.oldinc a public
nieetHt, I1 H0151Flail on M nd•ty
evening Sept. 21111 to meet the patrons
rt the tactor, mid 11 suss matters of
me .t to bath. See .ttlec in another
C.1011111,
I.,stnhilte Stirling of P,iyteld
silent the ve.'1. :ofd at Deter `Ir.Detu-
gall.
1Jn:l,' a number took in the l_nn-
oon Fair last w:e1., .All report :t good
one this s ear.
Mr. Oran Russell, of TieigCave spent
the week end visiting friends in tine
neighborhood,
.Sir. stud Mrs. A Steam col Blyth, visit
eel ,!antes Stirling on Sunday,
11r..114 airs. IL Clark
and chil,.treu are yi stint the latter's
lather, :Mr, A. llctiuire.
School Scents, No. 8, held their an.
noel picnic Saturday at the lake. A11
report a very CJtjIY,tlle time.
ME FIN TROUBLES
E '. 114 TON NEW EitI'L
Mr. and h'll'L Boyce visited at Mr.
H. Weston's on Sunday.
Mr, and Airs, '1', Lane and Iuuily of
S.eaforth motored to Mr, .A MgGuire'S
on Sunday,
LQN1W-SIBORO.
The department of Agriculture have
arranged with Miss D. M, Sutherland to
give a demonstration in Canning and
the conserving of foots stuffs, This
nteethtg will be held ,in the Forester's
Hall in the afternoon of Sept. 25th. All
the women and girls in the neighbor-
hood are Invited and a Targe attendance
is looked for,
The following is a list of the goods
shipped from the i.ondeshoro branch
of the Red Cross Society from May 1st
to August 31st, and also the Treasur-
er's statement for the sante period:—
Shirts, 46; socks, 148 pairs; 43 pairs
•of which carne from the Ladies Aid of
Burns' Church and 28 pairs from the
D.A.M.1.D.K. Club of Hariock.
Receipts—May 1st balance on hand,
$120.07; Wnt, Webster, $1; Mrs. Susan
Crawford $2; Miss Watt, $3.50; Mrs.
Geo. Crawford $1; Mrs. John Grainger
proceeds of a t0c tea, $2.85; J Camp-
bell $t; John Grainger $1; sale of ice
cream $19,20; sale ,of waste paper 86;
concert given by the Beigrave Dramatic
Club $100.20; Mullett Council $75;
total $332.82. Expenditures—Flannel
$29.56; to Capt, Fingland for Y.M.C.A,
work in France $75; Belgium Relief
Fund $50.17; boxes sent. to boys,
$79.60; wool yarn $22,20; sundries,
835,81; balance $106.08.
Aran': people, both men and wo-
men, suffer from skill troubles, such as
ecreo:a. blotches, pimples and irrita-
tion that a word of advice Is neces-
sary. It is a great mistake for 'such
sufferers mina these with bad complex-
ions to smear themselves with atreasv
uintrnents niter they could not do
5115(1ing worse, for the grease clogs
the ports of the troubled ::kin and their
condition actually becomes worse.
When there arc pimples or erup-
tions, or an irritating or itching rash,
a soothing boracic sulntion may help
to allay the irritation, but of course
that does not cure the trouble. Skin
complaints come trt.ttt an impure con-
dition of the blood and will persist un-
til the blood is thoroughly purified
11 is well known that 1)r, Williams fink
Pills have affeeletcl the best results in
many forms of skin disorders and
blemishes, This Is due to the fact that
these ills stake new, ricb binodd, and
that this new blood attacks the impuri-
ties that give rise to skit troubles and
disperses them; so that 1)r. Williams'
Pink Pills cure skin disorders front
within the system—the only sure way.
It should be added that Dr, Williams
Pink Pills have a beneficial effect upon
the general health, They increase the
appetite. and energy and cure disease
that arise ft'ottt impure blood.
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by trail at 50 cents
a box of six boxes for $2,50 from The
Dr Wiliiains' Medicine• Co., Brockville,
Tut,
BRUCEFIELD.
Rev. H. I. Woods gave in his resig-
nation to the Session of the Presbyter-
i:m church, On ticcouit of his lack of
hearing he will give up the Ministry for
a time. He expects to go on a farm
near Petrolia.
Mrs. Little and daughter, Miss Kate,
of Goderieh, visited at the hone of
Mrs, Murdock last week. They attend-
ed the funeral of the late Clarence
Kaiser.
A large number of our neighborhood
attended the London Fair.
Airs. A. Davidson and daughter Helen
have returned from the West where
they 'spent the summer.
LONDON ROAD.
A1r. \Vm. Staubury lost a valuable
cow last week.
Mr, Joe, Shipley attended the Fair a'f
I.nndun last week.
Those who are 11rowiIt (notch Sets
reports that they are .t poor crop,
H. Livermore has a bruised lett hav-
ing been kicEed by one .4 11 : houses.
TUCKERSMITH.
Se.tfsrth l air will be the altraawn
this I rittap.
l..n went to Ld,: It
b-•
ttte.1:1 the fair
Thr sshni,: is keeping eve- :n:
.\ire ]not T. ielt ha, s lot his; i1 11
and will hold a sale on Oct. ta:th. Sae
ache. rad wpa}. 5','. I:ri.lt v. ll 0 5',
to (muton. Huth `•lc anti .Mis Cinch
will be n:i,sed in this . scti ,u they
hate been resldents her1.,1 ...:onlber
'1 vtars.
PORTER'S HILL
51-, and and `lira. S. Hewitt. of Mit-
chell spent Sunday at Charles McPhail's.
(,suite a number itt.sneled the Fair at
Lnnd,,^ I:.:•t'week. Leslie is:r:t, .Burrow
'ticU,ni:ail, (1. t,'. Potter motored
down in their cars.
Mrs, re 1 :lodges and ,oat 01 Luck -
111, ,.ire. 5 5 11); at (15,•055 Caudcr-
l'urt:h's.
.iolun Pickard is vicitin•5 his brother
r. C. Pick and
Miss Herman, of Clinton. spent Sun-
day at Weider \,lndcrl'u: rh'..
The Ladies Aid (wilt 111551 at the
home +11 Airs. w'rl. 1„hus ,n o„ Fue:-
d1y, September lith
Ai_i3URN.
Uu Sitt,lda nrtl.u. s 't.n'I-;r
15th at 15 1tr .tot F :ai 1 1 �b,t •list
mauls:,
1110
Clara Alhart.t. :.f., r_ht rr o.:t the IA.,
it `i illru•i Bairn:rel. of , at'uro t' ,
1 • .Al. N F. 5,lU `v.-,, ui tlr':ieri:h
he corn ' .1 5 wa5, :o,nducte:j by .e .
Junes Wilson. 1 lie ',rid,: \'',15 her
n avellili r suit of •,.••11 5 selour, 1r, 55th
trimmings gs of 1 1 I,,,•1 ,s '1. I umed
iah•Iw after lit, carer;'.,, Aa aed
11i'• Sallo'ss left for a trip to AI..-
tci t Park. nn their return they s 1!
reside ie (i Marsch,
SEATORTH.
Mrs. W. R. S: 1iliz has received
official word that her con Lieut. \\ iili,tnt
Robert Smillie. infantry. 1.,4 been ad-
mitted to the hospital at Rouen ,,n Sept
antl'er 6, suffering trout t ; poisoning
The Seaforth iioriiccltuna Society
held its 511115al Bower show int smut. -
day. it w•as n to til tile snot NI ever held, :fid was attended b•.
large crowds during the day ;end even -
Mg. i'he exhibits were sold this year
int the interests 14 the: 1net1 Red Cross
5uciets. The amount realized was Ste,
WING & 3AM.
On Saturday night a putt in a motor
car coning home from Preston st.,n whe n
near Palmerston turned out on the side
of the road to let ,,1 maul carrier pass,
when the auto upset badly iniurin ;
four of the passeneri. The injured
were: H. i;,•nail, t1155 rii,s broken:
Abe Small, badly cut about the head.
requiring eighteen stitches to close the
wound C. Anderson. also eat als.eat
the head, and the chaudTeur, A. Pit .u1
hurt about the body when the c:tn
turned on tap of him.
While crossing Josephine street ,'urs
.luhestun was struck and knocked
down by an auto (!riven by Miss Ken-
nedy, who was driving in10 her father's
garage. Mrs. ,inlins(on did not notice
the car, She Was 1'adly bruised, but
eo buttes were broken.
L'ecause of the illse::s of los sister in
itelleville. Rey. .1, f, Din^Hurn, of the
baptist church has been hurriedly
,galled to the eastern city. During his
absence on Sunday the pulpit was taken
nn Sunday morning' by A. T. Cooper of
Clinton and by Mr. Kerr, 01 Brussels in
the evening. The choir rendered
special Music.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
Births
BRAUN—in Clinton, on Friday,
Sept, 14th, 10 Mr. and Mrs, .1. Braun,
a daughter. 5
Deaths
C14APMAN.—in Stanley Township,
on Sunday, Sept, 16(bt Wifiiam Chap -
aged 82 years and 10 months,
Thursday, Sep ember loth, 1017
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Enact Copy of Wrapper.
Per Wants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
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Use
For Over
Thiriy Peers
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REID—WAL'TERS.—In Goderich at shrapnel Inas been removed or who is
Knu5 church manse, by Rev, Mr. Mc- in charge of hint.
Derntid, Aiiss Alma A1, Walters, second Trusting he will honor God, his
daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. Charles. Wal- friends and Country
ters, to .11r. Gert '1', Reid, of Clinton. comrades how to lira.
R111111.II1—11ti((K.— In Clinton un W. Doherty
Wednesday, Sept, tolh, by Rev. ,1, E.
and show his
Hogg, Miss Gladys youngest daughter
1 isle,. and fills. Frederick took, to Mr.
Guy (Routley. of Bright.
SCII( NIIALS—S'TEWART, — At
the bride's home in Goderieh township
n 1\':dnesdSy, Sept. atilt. by Rev, Mr.
\'.c+;.r•..u't. -11, le: Schoenhals nt
Clinton 1t -.:+ins Eh' a. daughter of Mr.
anti Mrs. John Stewart.
OUR LETTER, BOX
GODEPICH FALL FAIR
Greater Premiums. •
Mounted Military ntanouvres
New Poultry house and enlarged
poultry lists.
New merry-go-round for the child-
ren r and pa.0m
other
speed Splendid rico. t is ;n tour ecenisevents..1
liberal purses. All district horsemen
invited
Letttentb:r the dates, Wednesday 26,
Thursday 27, and friday, 28th of Sept -
r'* ember.
laem;e:.ea about Members C.E.F.
The 1,,litor of the New Era,
I.,lilit.l'. Om.
Lear .• r .--
1 .5311 1,e ublived o, you it s',tl will
1.irl.11 • brio.... to the attention o1 your
rider.-; the ((:ct that enquiries con.
cer:dne medu'cr, 01 the t'anadian Ex-
peditionary force should not be sent
to 5 1511151. All moldable information
eiispatclied from London, C:ucl;u;d.
be cable eild stalled 1, the lie „rel ('it -
t do i ntac,:1. (1 ! equcntl ' the Roo-
rd i kion, in most instances is able
to impart the sante information from
two weeks t'' a month earlier then
,old be done by the autho titles a\tr.
u1.511 en.u.'rier, theretl,re, cruicer'un¢
s'elle'rr ut th' i'aoadl.ul 1..peditiu11-
r•. I.,,,.. ,,a,:,.oa 1•.• ,,:.:t an•:r;a, t„
1511 ri yi lie'tdqu.uters :old will Lie
tr.t':.�ntil,'1 h• r)tt.lt:,t, immediatsls,
er.ti, '5.
Yours truly,
Walter Jones Brown
I.leet -Clot
Sept. 1 5th. 1'tt 7
1 `,sores ro /1555001 Wounds,
1'I'nton. Sept
liearall
We yish etLiseyouthaiwsIoe
heled trian my _ i Victor, through Al.
1i: h,.' ;h. ini,lortune to receive 1
shrap:tel „•,ands in his back some-
where in Trance on August 2uth.
he l:,•: tau 1 t hours it, a shell hole
1-goreha :...is picked up,
they placed
hint in the 20t!1 ('ieneid Hospital in
France, where he is reported 41111/1/
well.
We do u:. ,:now whether .111y of the
T all h ,�, ' 7 if ,.i 1`%
a � n cgia5v na _> �.::. >i•,Knn
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TWO MEI 1j -,N1�li �agl
gr J'` tsa c 4,9d'
Dysentery manifest, itself syhtiny,:rung
degrees of inten,ity, 11.1,t't well
cases the attack ire c. 1, r:n!y pre.vt't,l
by loss of apia life, poo some an ,11n1 sf
diarrhoea, which 501111,11': ili,:rcas:5 is
severity, and is aceem.t:.:nicd with grip-
ing pains in the elido I(. . i'5,s Alis•
chanes from the 1,0,AtIs SlieCiS,C1 emit
other with great fol e ucy, toll first
resemble those cf ordinary dl:nrb test
soon chunk their cfttacicr. 1''.' beetinting
scanty, mucous or :.luny, and 11:ba.c-
quently mixed with, or consisting wholly
of blood.
Never neglect whist at first nor:ears to
be a slight: attack of ;i;artlinett or dysen-
tery may set in. Curthe first symp-
toms by the fisc of Dr. howler's Extract
of Wild StrawIelr,.
Mrs. J. Purdy, Lrask, Sask., write -s:
"I have used Dr. Fowler's listr:let of
Wild Sttawhevey in my family for 1tntndy
dysentery with perfect results. I think,
without a doubt bad 1 not been able to
procure a bottle just when I did, 1 would
have lost two of my children."
"Dr. rowler's"has been on the market
for the past 72 years, and its reputation
is such that there me maty preparations
on the market claiming to take titesarne
cures as "Dr, Fowler's." These no
Pante, no reputation strawberry com-
pounds may he dangerous to your healthy,
So demand and insist on being given
"Dr.1"owlet's" wliett you ask forit.
reicc 35e.
bfanufaetrlted ottly by 'The T. M11•
Writ Cb., Limited; Toronto, Ont.
Saturday ,vas an ideal fall day.
.Those "September morns"
really dzH;li1tul.
A PUBLIC MEETING.
are
We've ma+e W..M tilri:
it hot for to ttylitO
KING COAL
quite It het
a few for you
We've made It hot for a lot of folks
who were looking for satisfactory coal,
and if you will place your spring order
with us, we would be pleased to give
you the good coal and two thousand,
pounds to the ton.
Will be held at Holmes' Hall, Holmes -
title.
1111 s-
wtll5 on Sept, 24 tit, at 8 o'clock, of the
Patrons of the Holtnesville Cheese
'ractory to meet the new manager and
als., tar discuss matters pertaining to
the milk supply olid other matters that
is n( interest to the Patrons.
MacLaren Imperial Cheese Co.
FARM FOR SALE —�
too aures on Mill Road. 4 miles
fres Sr,tt,.rth and. 2 stiles from Bruce -
Ad cleared and in good state of
ulfiv.ttio.. Brick house with furnace
511 11 Bars, Gement Silo. Sprang
water pipes to brn, eioil :,ell at house
Rural 11;111 and Phone,
i„r further ii-U.14:ulars apply to own -
Alex, A Watt. tll' (luLtric, Street,
(-iaelpll, or John Rankin, Real Estate
and ltluurnice Brooker. Seaf;,rth. (jut
};'ENS AND CHICKENS WANTED
lli•lhest market Price paid.
uper;al pricos will be given up 10
Thursday Sept. 13th, for ileus weigh -
Mg 5 pounds and over. Phone 1 -t -too
W. imLIDQUIS, Clinton
•?O1i SALE OR TO LET
!louse occupied by Mr, Edgar 1'.1St
on Maria St. House in good repair.
neW furnace, garden and fruit trees.
First class chicken house on premises.
Possession 20th inst. Apply 10
Phone do. 1i. WILTSE.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK.
A number of good reliable men can
secure steady employment on Munition
svu:k. Apply 10.
Tho Rohi. Boll Engine & Thresher Co.,
S,•afotth, Ontario..
°:'s7.' °. our 1'v1t':°5'3'
fol' some of our Western Oats, which.
wo have •dont revolved and wog will
charge you no more than it they wore
just tho ordinary grade of tats.
If you wish to secut'a some of those
Oats placer your order early as they
are going east.
We always have a full stock oT
Fiout' and mild,
1111 tsdst Price8 paid fon Gran
W.Jenkmns i$on
Phone tis, Resideneo a Oa, 149
A.. J. Holloway
Office Phone 3
A first class bed room suite for pri-
vate sale as well as other articles el
furniture at residence on Ontario St.
BRING YOUR MOTOR OAR
to the Clinton Motor Car Co. Shops
when it needs attention, we will give
you good service and our price moder-
ate
We can also store your car when
not in use.
We have for a quick sale 2 Tight de-
livery Trucks, that have, only been
used for a short time and will be sold
at a very low price.
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THE CLINTON MOTOR CAR CO.
FOR SALE
1-9 roomed house, all modern eon-
vencinces; and a five roomed cottage,
both on James street. For other part-
iculars apply 10
Atex. F, Cudmore, Clinton
Wanted.
A women for general housework in
a fancily of three without _children.
Box M. Clinton.
House for Sale.
8 -room house, on Huron Street, for-
merly occupied by the late Rev. J.
Greene. All modern conveniences.
Good frame stable situated on pre-
mises. Further particulars apply to
Dr. G. W. Thompson, Clinton.
Sa talc
This mill has been usecl by the Doh-
erty, Piano Co„ and who might purchase
the entire output annually : is, hi fairly
r 11) thous-
and
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odcondition.
g
of >
Pr � ttu ul the R. R.
sail f, er per day e,.
siding. Abundance of rant room. Slabs
would nearly pay ,•ur.nim; echeoses.
,Apply to 16', 3✓oherty. 111•nt+sl
i'i 4 nae 31:1'
A one and a half storey frame
house, 12 roams, situated on 8lary
street, barn, Z; ac.'e of garden and
orchard;' waterworks and electric
light Apply to
W BRYDONE, Clinton
;qtr la',17c1
,From lot 5.1, con 5, Hullr•tt. a
yearling heifer with a mark on
dewap, A suitable reward will be
paidfor information leading to
its recovery—Thos. Tighe, B. P:,
No. 1, Clinton. Phone 18 en 165_
For Salo or to Rent
The brick hoes,: on :'aclan street,
now occupied by .1, 1i. Doherty, for sale
or to rent. Electric light and town
water; 2 acres of land, with :,table. All
in good repair.
Apply to David Cant"sloia.
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
i ,l1t1i tickets to eert
tIn points
Alanib,bii, Saskatchewan and Alberto
via Not t t Day, Ceschrane and !'nanscon-
tin:nt.d Route. or vet Chicago and St.
Paul un sale, each 1'ttesdh• until Oct.
1/11'., inclusive, at low fares.
-1.5!.,'•ugh tourist Sleeping Cars
t:o li li\\lPiiii nit above dates, :
1'.nin Poison„ 10.45 p.11., n0
citylce of tan, via Transcontin-
ental !:••lift.
lir:t t?
1111111, two months, exclusive
of slate 0f sale. Berth reservated and
hall Particulars .0 all eiran,i 1 rusk tick-
et otlices, or Brite
C E. HORNING,
Union Station,
Toronto, Ont,
n h i n d Si 11 coy pasaeo-
1 a ti rakee .11111:5 phone 5i
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en tai"i:.cul
They stitmtlate the • 1ar••i,h !`:yet, Oran
the Coated tong:::, 1<w,rtc11. ti." breath,
clear awdy :111 Nv.tri, and poi: .0motts taat-
erl,tis front the sy•,•eu in nature's easy
manner, and prevent ay well as cure
constipation, hearth urn, catarrh of the
Stomach, sour stomach, water brash,
floating specks before the eyes, jaundice,
sallow or muddy complexion, and all
diseases arising front a disordered or
diseased condition of the liver.
As ant "after dinner" pill they are
Most valuable, relieving that "full or
bloated feeling” nod preventing in
digestion,
T•Iilbtun's Lata -liver Pills Are 28c,
per vial, at all dealers or mailed ditviet
en receipt of price. by 01555 T. Stitbt.alit
Co., Limited, T,srotae, Out,
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