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, Westervelt, PrinciN.al
Thi rstlay ;O.etober 9th, 1 91 7.
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'Prices
Prices
, I1'lli be paid by us during the balance
of September for----•.
FAT HENS
FAT CHICKENS
And
FAT DUCKS
Our ,position in Montreal enables us
to meet all competition in poultry
;prices for the Jewish 'feasts which will
last fpr the balance of the month,
We want ALL your lige poultry at
top prices, Sell NOW while prices are
high.
The high prices that are expected
for new Laid eggs this winter will pay
you for the necesary care of your flock
of hens,
idol-Iloogtois & Co., mites
The up-to-date Firth
iMi ton Branch Phone 100
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pianos
See and here our' finest
New Stylish designs of
Doherty Pianos and
Organs,
.special values In Art
Cases
Pianos and organs rent
ed. Choice new Edison
phonographs, Music &
variety ;foods.
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NMtROVtfh "AAA Via oats
Is the thole to likwe your
Furnace overhauled or a new
one installed.
A number of second hand
stoves in good repaf.
Electric Wiring and Fixtures
Byam & Sutter
Plumbers and Electricians
Phone 7.
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Better Pay
The Price
Don't be tempted to choose cheap
jewelery. Far better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what von
are getting,
Yon will never be sorry—for as a
matter of money, it is easily the
most economical.
That has been said en often that
everybody by this time should
know ib—and vet there is bo
scarcity of cheap jewelry in the
land
Now to get personal—If you would
like to miss chat sortialtogether—
CO.ii'IE 13P,RI
If you would like to buy where
nothing bat high qualities are
dealt in—COME Ht51uE
And even at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
W®®counter
Jeweler and (Optician:
ssltcr of Marriage Licenses
FOiliD tt MeltAIIDD
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standara.j.
'We also have on band, Alfalfa,
k Bike, and Rod Clover.
Roe always have on hand--t#oese
Wheat, Pears, .Earley and Feed Coen
ifillKhast Merket ?Medd paid. far Reil
and .foal Orates,
FORD & MeLEOD
W. .Kat DONE
13ARlt1STER ' SOI,IOITOki NOTARY
PD13I.fO, PITO
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Oonnoyauce, Notary Public,
Oommieeloner, eto.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
'setter of Marriage Licenses,
Huron St„ Clinton,
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
leinanoial and Real Estate
I
NSORANOE AGENT—Representing
14 Flre
sureness Oooupee., In
Divlslgiie Cotlrt Ottleo.
Piano Tatung
VoilasYs
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that be ie pre-
pared to dq fine piano tuning,
ti<ue regulating,� and repairing.
Orders left at W. DCherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
M. G. CalliPrORl, K.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Eto
Olaoe on Albert Street; aocupied ey
Mr, Hooper. In Clinton on O'ery
Thursday, and on anv day for which
appointments are made, Office home
from 8 a.m. to ll p m. A good Vault in
connection with the office. Office open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any oppointneebt for Mr. Cameron.
Medial•
OR ce. W. THOMPSON
Physiolan. Burgeon, Eto
mental attention given to diseases cl Jibe
Eye, Aar, Throat, and Nose.
Eyes n ernily mouthed, and suitable glasses
prescribed.
Office and Residence,
Two doors Weet or Ibe Commercial Haa
Huron SO.
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DNS. t '1 id end CASHIER
Or. W. (span, L. 0. C. IP., L. n. C. S.. Ed1
Dr. Coon's Oleo at residence $igb Street
Or .1 C. Ilandler. 1t.A. ALB,
001oe-Ontario Street, Clinton,
Night onus at residence, Bettonberr St.
or at begpital
DR. F. IL AXON
a6ENTIST
crow a d 'triage work n specialty,
It tV R Dacia 1.
Graduate or 0.0.0.0... Chicago. and 2,0,0.8
Toronto.
Lt„yllelil on Met dat't, Day Litt. 10 r1
FO a$ L D>,
DENTIST.
Ofiioee over O'NEIL'S store,
Spooled este taken to make dental Jirert
outset as premises ss possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auctioneee
GODERiOH-I ONT
5 ay:n stela sates a spartan,., Unoes9 ,1 •
axw ERA odice, Olfaton prt,m, t,y [totems4
to. 'erms reasonable. 'E'armers. sale 000
dasconnted
Drs. alio, it M. E. Width')
3"t ifenta.ttts
osteopathic Pity.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chromic, and Nervous
Dihorders
Eye, Bar, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office—Ratteeibury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday., 7 to 11 p.m,
G. D. Mo agg,trs
M. D. MoTaggar
q. i9 ;a1 't 0 It h G ;r ns Utz p
FI1Y1VhET
ALBEIRT ST , CLINTON
• Qr.ent rat 'Edanirieq 8uela les
transacted
clowns DJSOOIIN1IE1
Drafts issued. Interest allowed n
deposits
The Meilcillop Muth
Fire Insurance (o.
Peres and lsotated Town fPrelte
aorty Only insured.
Head QYtlice—Seaforth, Rani;
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas,
Evans, Beechwood, Vice -President;
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary -
Treasurer. '
Agents
Alex. Leitch, No. t, Clinton; Edward
Hinckley,
Seaforth; Wm. Chesney, Eg-
mondvil,• J. W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G.
Jarniuth, firodhagen.
Directors
Wm. Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; John Ben.
newels, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beech.
wood; M. McEwen, Clinton; James
Connolly, Goderich; D. F. McGregor,
No, 3, Seaforth; J, G, Grieve, No, 4,
Walton; Robert Ferris, Hariock; Geo.
McCertne, No, 3, Seaforth.
A Carload or Canada
Por110eu Cement
Phone us for prices
It MN pay you
John Hutton
LONDESBORO
Shirtwaists can frequently be Cut
down to be used in theedresses of small
children.
enAD ALMosT GIVEN UP,"
Barna, Ont. --"About 27 years ago 1
Was taken very bad, my bloed, too, was
ea bad eltape, I got so T had to go to
bed andiT was there for over three Months
T Doul
dof
R eat a d
suffered cd mn
ztotd ai,'eny,
I had three of the boat doctors I could get
but it 1046 seemed notating was gulag' to
help me, 1 had almost given up, 1
thought I would never be any better and
was willing to give up and die rather than
suffer as I wee. A neighbor of mine told
me of Dr, Pieree'e wonderful remedies
and I decided to use then My husband
bought me six bottles of 'Favorite Pre•
aoriptien' I had not taken it long Until
I felt better. In less talon six weeks T
WAS outof
bed, and in less then six montlte
I
was ou}ed and'hade been well ever side°.
Do ell my own work. I have raised three
data htere, two are married and have
children. 'rimy 'lave Used it aged thhy
are healthy, 'so are their children'. I am
er re at was ell OP account of my having
them eve the me eine,
"I keep all�pf� D. Pierce's medicines in
the house. Have `Favorite Prescxip.
Nen,' 'Golden Medical DisSovery' and
'Sheet:Weed'-anything prepared, by Dr.
Pieide 1e glod. I ileo hayv'a' .. pof
the People s Caramels Seesp Medical
Adviser, which'I levee bad 26 yeara;'it
has Been very valuable to Mae J.
Wuu, 232 Ontsrio Se, Sarnia, Ont.
If you are a sufferer, if your daughter,
Mother, slater' need help, get Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription in liquid or tablet
form from any medicine dealer to -day.
l'hen edelrees Dr. Pierce, Invalids'' hotel,
Buffalo; N. Y•, and get confidential nredi-
cal advice entirely free.
A most valuable boo in any home is
Dr. Pierce's • Common Sense Medical
Adviser, A splendid 100S -page volume,
with engravings and colored platea, A
Copy will be sent to anyone sending fifty
cents in stamps, to pay the cost of wrap-
ping and nailing only, to Dr. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant ',effete are the
original it
i h tie liver ver i
its first
p put u
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ODESSA a
x 'se
The Jews, who at first were con-
siderably alarmed, have now taken
heart, t, but are quiet and wisely abstain
from serious provocation. One day,
indeed, It Jew, seated in a tramcar,
blew smoke in the face of his neigh-
bor, a Russian colonel, with -the re-
sult that his own face was slapped by
a soldier who sat opposite; but the
exceptional incident had no conse-
quences. At Elizbethgrad an influen-
tian rabbi appeared before his congre-
gation with a stout stick in his hand
an threatened d t toned with condign punish_'
ment anyone who should be guilty of
provocative conduct by demanding
extortionate prices. As in 1905, the
Jews, are, no doubt, armed, but under
the old regime the possession of arms
was forbidden; now it is allowed to
alt_
'rhe Jewish problem lends a spe-
A Schoolmaster Recommends
idIILBURN'S LAXII-LIVER PILLS.
Men and women in all walks of life who
occupy sedentary positions are more
liable to liver troubles than those who
are active from morning till night.
When you don't get the proper exer-
cise the bowels do not move regularly,
your liver becomes sluggish; the breath
becomes foul, specks float before the eyes,
everything turns black, constipation sets
in and brings in its train numerous
troubles that could be prevented if the
bowels were only tooled after properly.
Milbum's i.axa-Liver Pills will and do
regulate the bowels, and keep you in a
state of excellent health.
Mr, 3. G. Hamilton, Schoolmaster,
Cornwall, Ont., writes: "I have great
pleasure in recommending MMMilburn's
I,axa-Liver Pills. I am a teacher, and
all the time I do not get the requisite
amount of exercise I need, so I was
troubled with sour stomach, yellow eyes,
and specks floating before my eyes. 1
purchased 5 vials of your pills, and have
just finished then!.
Now I am feeling all right."
Milburn's Laxa-Li ver Pins are 25 cent,
a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Miiburn Co„
Limited, Toronto, Qat.
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THE CLINTON NEW
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Vele
clan interest to the situation at e)desse, e: e : K ..
For the 'moment the Jews await froth F
the revolution She atataintnellt of cote.
Mete political equality, and this will
Inevitably entail the emancipation o
their race in 51eigatboring Rountan
al50, Latterly they have received a
soonest of the satiSiitction of one
their claim front M, Kerensky, who,
during his 'visit thee, declared that
free ldussite knew no distinction of.
races and dominated the lirst Jewish
lieutenant In the Russian arm. No pro-
test has foiloved on the part of the
troops, who, it was said, had vowed
that they would never subunit to the
orders of a Hebrew officer.
Odessa is tranquil and sober, but it
would be a mistake to suppose that it
is silent, On the contrary, the town
has been visited by a cataclysm of
eloquence—which possibly may be a
blessing in disguise, as various ener-
gies which might otherwise be dan-
gerous find "t safely -valve in words.
Apart from the congresses, conferee,
cos, and committee meetings already
alluded to, reunions of all kinds repre-
senting various interests, guilds, trade
Mons, professions atnd occupations,
legitimate and illicit, are continually
held, as many as 20 or 30 of these be-
ing often announced for a single day in
the newspapers. Even the pickpockets
have had their conferences, at one of
which a selfdenying ordinance was pass-
ed imposing abstinence from their lu-
crative activity during the May Day de-
monstrations. On the following day a
member of the confraternity called at
the police court to enquire whether
his colleagues had observed the regula-
tion.
The convicts, who by some mysteri-
ous agency were liberated from prison
on the day of the proclamation of the
revolution, also hadd their meeting,
which was attended by representa-
tives of the press. They passed a reso-
lution to amend theirlives,he'
and their
Y
1
president, who i
p t, t tis said hard commit-
ted -10 murders, called on the editors
of the various newspapers which had
sent reporters to 11
1
Romani
o PERSON'
t
ASN
then appeared on the stage of the
operas house, where he sold 1115 hand-
cuffs by auction for 0100—and sub-
sequently proposed to the government
to send hien on a special 111155ion to
Kishineff, where some disturbances
had occurred,viewf his'
in "great .. is-
o eat
6
thence" with t v ih the to ulutiuu of that
place.—London Times.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S•-S
O A S C O R I A
Col. Molloy Loses Mother.
Kingston, Sept,, 21—Lieut.-Col. L.
1V. 00Iulloy, of the Royal Military Cul
lege slab', is at his home at Win-
chester, tent., where his mother dyed
tills morning at the age of eighty-
two. Another son, Frederick, a civil
engineer has been with the Caaa-
dian Pioneers on the Western front
fur the past two years. Col, Mutiny's
wife was 015111 to Seattle, Wash.,
last week owing to the critical illness
„f her fouler.
Chrl.aren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S,
CAS'.l'.OiRIA
MEN MUST CARRY
MILITARY PAPERS.
Those Affected by Compulsion Act
Must Have Record
Men of Canada who are affected by
the Aiilttary Service Act, are to be re-
quired to carry their examination pap-
ers wills them on the street or \\mese
they leave their homes.
I The Toronto Stan' was informed by
the COM Mandl ng Deicer of a Toronto
regiment that this provision would be
the amain point of a new Order -in -
Council, soon to come out. The object
is that any man when questioned will
be utile to show his status under the
Military Service Act.
;g.
After Taking Only One Box Of
"gulf-a-tiwes"
• EAST 5012 HAn17OUR, N. S.
. "Itis with great pleasure that 1 write'
to toll you of the worrderfal benefits 1
have received from taking '`Fruit-a-
truest,For years, T was a dreadful
sufferer from Censlipafion .and Head-
aches, and I was miserable in every way.
Nothing in the way of medicines seemed
to help me. Then I finally tt'ied
"Fruit -skives" and the effect was
splendid. After taking one box, I feel
like a new person, to have relief from
those sickening Headaches".
1vgas. MARTHA DEWOLFE.
50e, a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25e.
At all deniers or sent postpaid by Fruit.
a'thvee Limited, Ottawa.
WILL BE FULLY POSTED
ON MEATLESS DAYS
Hotels Will Have Regulations of Food
Controller Posted Up
Mr. Joint I). Flavelle, chairman of
the Provincial Licefase Commission, has
sent out copies of the regulations in
regard to meatless days affecting hotel -
keepers and restaurants with instructe
Notts to have 1110111 posted in all hotels.
Inspector J. Torrance has received cop-
ies and will at once proceed to post
them in the Notes. These regulations
have all ready been published in the
presst notices
wilt call the
indivihu these \\''Idual attention of all hot el keepers
to the necessity for observance of the
regulations.
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STILL AF1:0
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Another Letter from "Tod" R'isgisy,
has
near
milestones whe t11xt sea. time
days came and go without anything to
mark thelr progress, Sven Sunday is
only a slight variation from the routine
and all'le0 three years it, too, passes
"its a tale that is told," We have no
blue Mondays to remember, nor any
great Joys or sorrows to punctuate
our life, It is all a very humdrum/ ex-
istence. I never forget, however, that
you like to hear from me, so I feel
hadly If 1 neglect to write something
home. .
This has been it very strange ex-
perience, considered as a whole, What
the effect wilt be is too much to say.
The only satisfaction wilt lie of duty
performed, whether 1 can say I have
done it well or not, initiative is to it
great degree killed, temporarily, under
yet that is the outcome of the form of
organization, etc. 1 shall have plenty.
to ruminate upon after the war, and a
host of axioms of, what not to do
stored up in my mind, i hope you
understand that it would take a life-
time to kill a real maw's originality
and character,
I heard the other day that Wesley
Cosgrove received the D. S. O. as lieut-
enant in charge of the monitor Paul
Sault, Let us hope that it is true and
comes out in the daily papers soots,
1 hope it was not a reward for the
supreme sacrifice. I wrote hint my
congratulations,
The Yankees are getting down to
"brass ds tacks," s t t 5 something hl), It has taken
us a long time to accomplish. Red tape
has been more in our line. Geddes is
one who will clean out a lot of rubbish,
1 hope. Oh, for more of his stamp!
1
saw amerchant skipper to-daywho
had four torpedoes tired at him cross-
ing the "western" ocean this trip, He
was wild. as he bad to follow orders,
instead of his 0011 devices regarding
speed, etc. lie came home safe in spite
of all, i figure we are in the "safety
first" battalion compared with those
"who U go down to t
the sea in ships,
1 would prefer either "deans or glory"
personally, however, for we have lived
a century since the war st•st
r e
d.with
eve,
Your son, TED
II. M. S, Inconstant,
Note --Lieut, Cosgrove Is a brother
sf Miss May Musgrove, a teacher at
he Muncey Indian Institute,
I
It Inst ,
1t'�
e
v l noticed that the � penalty
P r
for infraction is not Less than SLUo nor
more than $500, 00 not more than i
M0111115' inpris0unteut, or [moth tine and
inprisonment.
The clause relating to the manufact-
ure of alcohol from wheat, other than
for insnufacturing purposes, is includ-
ed in the regulations contained in the
poster.
WEAN DM AND GIRLS
1t is a mistake to think that anaemia
I's only a girl's complaint. Girls prob-
ably show the effect of freak, watery
blood more plainly than buys, De -
laved development, pale faces, head-
aches, palpitation, and a feeling of
listlessness, _call -attention to weal.
blood in the case of girls, But inane
boos in their teens grow thin and
-weedy" and have pimples on the face,
showing that they Pave not enough
blood, The anaemic boy is Just as
I'ikelo to become a victim of consump-
tion as the pale, breathless girl with
iter headaches and worn-out look. Lel
fhc bay, in this condition catch cold
:Wit he will lose his strength and his
health become precarious
prevent serious disaster to those
of the rising generation, let both buys
and girls be given the new rich blood
which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are fa-
mous the world over for slaking,
When given these pills watch hots, soon
the appetite returns and the languid
girl or the weak bay becomes full
of activity and high spirits. Remember
that the boy has to develop, too, if Ise
is to make a strung healthy man. Give
both the boys and girls a fair dhance
to develop strongly through the new,
rich Moil Dr. Williams Pink Pills actual-
ly make. You will then see active
boI I' e i f kl • I t
es an gir s, sus eat U wee y l' 1 i
-
dress around you.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all medicine dealers or may be ob-
tained by mail at 50 cents a box or
six boxes for $2.50 front The Dr. Wit- starved by the piratical Huns. Ger-
liams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ninny's last hope is gone.
BUSINESS MEN.R
A E INTERESTED
Employers have been Quick to See
Practical Advantages of Military
Service Act
Otte Sept, 29—Canadians busin-
ess Wren express themselves as highly
pleased with the provision by the
Military Service. Act of :iledical
Boards for the early medical examina-
tion of men liable to be drafted under
the Alilitary Service Act. This intro-
duction of systenm and order into the
11 ethod of raising men for military ;rr
vice has commended itself to the busi-
ness conmmunity throughout the comp
try,
sss-
try, according to all reports received
here.
Hearty promises of cu -operation um
havislg an early report made by all
nava in the various classes are also
cooling to hand, and this co -opera.
tion promises to simply the work-
ing ,sf the Act. The vast mainrit•;
of sten iii the various classes can he
reached through the ,business
houses where they are •ompee Jit, Sn
tsr as the Cities are concerned at
least. A new force getting behind the
Act is the business Instinct of 0557-
5loyers WIC, under the volunteering
system, have had some unsatisfactory
expet'iences through the barna/Aril
da•uppillg off of 'their employees.
All the Military Service Act re:lly
does is to get the country's military
system down to 1 business basis ats
well as to make It more denu,cratic
and satisfactory in every particular.
The kernel of Lloyd George's state-
ment on the food situation to Britain
is that "the tight little isle" cannot be
MAKE PERFECT
BREAD
ROYAL,
YEAST
-CAKE `tea!
MADE IN CANADA
THE LAUGH LINE I
t
A WELCOME RELIEF,
Said 11e-1 sometimes feel 35 if f
could die wall:Ante
Said She—And every time I waltz
with you I feel that. dying would he at,
Welcome relief,
A PERFECT MEDICINE
EOR EITTLE OR
Baby's (awn 'tablets are a perfect
medicine for little ones. They regulate
the bowels; sweeten the stomach thus
drive out constipation, indegistatiotr,
break up colds and fevers simple t
I e
�
I s dad.
make teething ' . '
els}'. Concerning them
Mrs John Babineau, Brest, N.B., writes;
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets and
have found them a perfect medicine'
for little ones." The Tablets are sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box frau The Dr, Williams(
Medicine
Co.,CcBro -
c
},vine Ont.
tt
Canadians tied it difficult to dis-
associate Sir
Thomas White from the
C N
It group P and his proposals to
have the Dominion lake over that road
are nut viewed without some suspicion.
tetaiiies
Bird
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ST
WAD CHES
�,.!HANH
'You never had a head -
when when you were
l'J;?�td,
4 To keep well is to keep
• &eaa, inside.
Fw h o relieve headache, and
1 toprevent ut, keep the liver
as =five and industrious and
f the bowels as regular as
10. CIGOii.
to T`•siogenerationsofhealthy,
--i'rcrotts people have done
th';s by taking one.,pill at
bedtime, regularly—a larg-
I'& ee dose when nature gives
t the vl'lernirig.
•
CARTER'S
I.ITTLE
p9VtEl2
14S
nIra
$,Pnuir, a ,de.ars : ienetaro
l Colorless faces often show
the absence of Iron in the
} blood.
Co-`lRTE:WS a I•I ON PILLS
will help this condition.
7 N r 3. l{gyp^ i xtj.
Aia•;lvk .
There is S
u.F ing
thes
You will get One Hundred cents worth for every dollar you
spend in a Suit or Overcoat of
and a little extra in the Style, Fit and Workmanship.
They are tailored to your measure perfect fit and satisfact-
ion guaranteed.
The Fall and Winter samples are
selection now.
here -- Make your
The Morrish Clothing Co.,
mummaionammai
Ciinton