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CLINTON NEW
Thursday, ()etoher 4th, 1 917.
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To -day We Offer Four Qualities
At The Follo-wing Prices
8L95 $2.20 $2.45 $2.70.
We Reserve The Right To Limit.
The Sale Of These Goods To
One Suit Length ; Only To One
Family.
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is the making of good pickles and in
order 1 have pickles she must
have xfo,: spices and good vinegar.
Our rphter. 0-e pure and have had the
pri,per curide mut proper maturing.
Our Ylneffar k of the best known
brand,: ;mat, f0r- that have been tried
out. We !eel sure they are the best.
Leave" your pickling orders with us.
Large or small they will have careful
attention if you would like In have
some nice tasting mustard pickles to
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add rest to appeti e this winter try this
receipe.
Affix to a Paste
3 table spoonfuls of mustard; ,511 table
spoonful of tunteric; cup of flour;
4.1 cup of sugar; u qt. vinegar; boil
and pour over pickles.
A McLaughlin buggy, good as new
for sale,
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND
EGGS
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THE STORE Ofr' QUALITY
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This season's thirty-five horse-
power Overland Model Eighty -Five
has scored a double hit in Canada.
For this is the popular model that
offers to buyers a choice of either
'a Four or a Six. It is built in both
motor designs.
Tihe wheelbase of the Four is 112
inches -the Six 116 inches.
Solid comfort is assured in both.
Big, roomy seats and cantilever
rear springs are just two of the
reasons why.
As for the motors themselves,
Iittle need be said -the fame of the
Overland thirty-five horsepower
four-cylirkder engine is known the
world over. And the engine in the
six is just as efficient.
We believe the Overland Eighty -
Five comes closer to fulfilling the
commonsense requirements of
more people in Canada than any
other model brought out this year.
Let us show you these cars.
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Willyn-KnigIit and Qverland Motor Cars and Light Commercial Wagons
Head Office and Works, West Toronto, Ont.
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Salvation Army.
The three services on Sunday vjtJ
be in charge of the Strati:0d S. A.
13:tads:nen. The meetings are at 11
11.01., 3 p.10, and 7,3o p.m, The public
is invited to these. meetings.
Wesley Church.
A t the Epworth Lea 11,1 111,20611'4 On
Nionday evening a number nf Jantiefr
League members were received int:.
the membership of the Senior League
by the rotor, Rey, A. E. Jones. A.
mong them being Donna Mulholland,
Pearl Gould. Amy Belly:at% It:frothy
Rorke, Hattie Livermore, Jessie Mc-
Guire, Violet Huller .111c1 APIS'
Next Lorcl's bay the pastor will
preach on "Sunday School Work" in
the morning and in the evening on
"The Bereaved Father". All the Mem-
bers of the church are earnestly re --
quested to be at the morning seryice.
Ontario St. Church.
Ret. Mr, ford, ..1 Goderich,
the both services on Sunday.
rhe pistor iu nreaching ;:nniyersary
sermons at Londeshort..
'Flee church astniversary will be
*held nn S1.1141.1.1. 1)4'1. 23th, when Rev,
Mr. Alillyarst Listowel, will be the
speaker at both services.
St. Paul's Cburch.
Successful Harvest Thanks!.iving
services were held in Si, Paul's church
on Sunday when Rev Canon Gunne, of
London, and formerly rector cif this
church, conducted both services, 'The
collection amounted to over $2(t(,. 111
which will he probably increased before
the week is out.
Willis Church.
The Thanksgiving services will be
observed in Willis church on Sunday
with appropriate sermons and music.
The pastor will take as his morning
subject "'rite Law of Harvest". At
night Ile will speak on "National
Thanksgiving.'
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Huron Boys kt
Casualty Lists
KILLED IN ACTION
. L. II, Johns, Exeter
DIED OF ILLNESS
Pte, Harvey Willis, Wingintm
WOUNDED
Gunner Albert .1-lvermore, Clinton
Capt, C, 11, Dowding, Clinton
Corp. G. Smith, Dashwood
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11. Hill's salary fur Cemetery work
of $5 0,tio was paid,
65.04 for T, McKenzie for lumber
for the Park was passed,
Pay sheet for September for street
work was $14.
12 loads of gravel front P, Wheatley
cost $1 3.
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R, Rowland Mut an account of 3.75
for tools etc., and 90c for nil.
W. McIntyre had an account of 50c
for draying.
1 38.54 was the Hydro aCColint for
street lighting.
Coal to keep the "'Mil ili es burning"
cost $1 4 front A. J, HolloWaY.
it ladder for Pire CoMpany trent W.
T. Hawkins cost $1 0.
IL Carrick's salary of $50 for Sept-
ember WU ordered Pal&
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composed of clean, whole young
leaves,. Picked right, blended right and
packed. right. lit brings the fragrance
of an Eastern garden, to your table.
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Invalided Home, Many Went to Goderich.
Among the soldiers invalided home
this week at London are:-Sergt, C.
Fraser, Goderich"; Pte. ,H, Coutts, of
Wingham and another party who have
just arrived at Quebec is IL Bellamy,
Dungannon.
Returning to Canada
Pte, Bellamy, former proprietor of
The Dungannon News, who enlisted in
and went oversews with the 1 Sint Bat-
talion, is returning to Canada. lie has,
been pronounced medically unfit for
further service abroad.
Coming to Clinton,
Miss Clean, (,1I tilenii-Glitoles. Tor
onto, livir I ashion Store, wit
in • -., I ,; /ctober 11111
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., let, 1 fee. Lvmonstration.
An At trElCtiVZ, Featttre,
M11:111.11 Itecortter of last wee
t le reterence 1 tit
%I,!. l'irersi-The Kittle Band of Cliff
ton pite,-2,1 1,, l' orre of the 31 1'3,0V
teaturer, ot the lust dAv. I he parad
/110 .1rC...1;-. mid music of the piper
...effed groat interest and their excel
lent rendering of several selections a
the opening in the evening was favor
ably commented on.
Former Clinton Boy Hurt.
Press despatch from Bly•th states
that Glenn Blackall, son of lir. Black -
all, f. innerly of Clinton, had the mis.
fortune to melt with a nasty accident
whereto: he broke the wrist bone of his
right arm in a couple of places and
otherwise iniured himself. Fie was re;
pairing the roof 1.1 the tire hall when
he lost his footing and fell about 12
feet. Ills old friends 'Will hope for a
speedy recovery.
A Eluton Old Boy.
Cart. (Rev.) Robert Peart,•fl. who
has headed the polls in the Sol1liC1.1,'
vote overseas for L11.0
Alherta Legislature brother et Mrs.
15'es. Beacom. ot Ilullett township,
11..rn in hthel, near Brussels, son oi Cite
late Ji'obert Pearson' and Mrs. Pearson,
he took his arts course In troyont.,
itt-
rtrsit5 and theologicm in victoria Col,
leee. going from there 141, Calgary as
assistant pastor to Rev. Air. Kirby in
the Central 3lethodist church. Ile seas
subsequently stationed at Edmonton
and Red neer. and at the time of his
enlistment was engaged in V. Al. C. A.
work in Calgary. Going overseas as 3
captain With the >101.11 Batrtalion a year
sc.. last Alio, he was only two weeks
in FIN -land With his ,unit %then they
were sert to the trenches. Seriously
wounded at Courcelette. he has since
been unable to return to the trenches
as a combatant, but he has found his
way (.1 serving as near to the tiring
line as possible right up in the danger
zone, where he C311 help the wounded,
he is in Charge of several V. M. C. A.
huts. His election with such an over-
whelming soldiers' vote is an evidence
of the affection, admiration and cond.
si,ence he had inspired. His marriage
to Beulah Coiling, daughter of Rey.
Thomas and Airs, Culling, took place
in Drayton several years ago, the
father of the bride performing the
cere-mony.
Clinton was well represented at God-
erich Fair last Thursday and Friday.
The heavy rain on 'Thursday spoilt the
day however for the visitors.
S. S. Lesson.
Through an oversight we published
last week the S. S. Lesson for next
Sunday, instead of the Review Lesson.
We reprint this week's lesson again.
for S. S, scholars and teachers.
Stratford S. A. Band Coming
A Musical Festival will he held in the
Salvation Ariny Hall on Saturday even-
ing when the Stratford Salvation Band
will be. here, The public Is cordially
invited aV th- admission is only .1 0
1 51.
La, Pam Trophy
r ".1 :"iar!,".x :rowlers 1- MiiltlI
h - v., (151.15 11111 and sucLe:fded in captur- '
ing the raid (r•mhy, which Mitchell
has held tor some time against all corn-
ers 'I he score wa., 37 to 32, Mitchell
intends et,iiir" al ter it again, however,
k 11111 hope, h. bring it back with them
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13y the Author of "Prudence of .the'Parsonage?'".
A romantic guide to Cheerful living..
THE LIGHT IN THE CLEARING.,
kving Bacheller-A hook that . shows whgrit
Patriotism means..
THE WINDS OF THE WORLD.
Will please lovers of- romantic plating and
daring. adventure. It is called,."a, thrilling
concoction."
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R, C, Congress on October 9th.
An . October Wedding.
Wesley church was the scene oit
Wednesday morning, of air event that
has been anticipated by ladies at least
for some time. in the marriage (0 Miss
Frances Getrude Chant to Mr, John
Adatn Sutter. The ceremony was fixed
'fur 11.31) and before that time a large
number ()I' ladies had gathered to wit-
ness what is always at fascinating event
to the fairer sea. Almost to the
minute Mr, Sutter took his plaee be-
fore the altar rail, ‘A here Nev. Mr.
Jones was already statt1 med. and a mo-
ment later the fair young bride came
in leaning (in the arm of her father.
Mr. II, 13, Chant, Allss Gladys Cantelon
playing the Wedding March, Miss
Chant carried in her hand a beautiful
shower bouquet of lily -of -the -valley
and roses, and wore the customary
bridal veil, and in a few moments the
marriage ceremony was read and they
were pronciunced man and wile. 'I'h
ushers were Sergi.. Sutter. brother of
the groom, and Mr. Frank Watson. At
the home of the bride's parents, Rat-
tenbury SI, littst, the customary wed-
ding dinner was served, and at 3,1
the bridal party left 00 their tour for
Toronto and other eastern points. The
guests present were; furs, noimes, of
1. catharmes, and Mrs, Chant,
Unionville, the bride's grandmothers.,
Rom
bt, lieles, of T.ronto; Percy-
Ithlmes and Wife, St. Catharines; Mr.
and Mrs. Sutter, Stratford, (parents
of the groom); Capt. Dr, Beatty and
wife, Stratford;' 13, Floody and wife,
Ingersoll, Miss Milly Chant, Toronto,
(Military Nurse); sergt, Sutter, Lan-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Hymn; Mr, and Mrs,
E. E. Ratz, and hir, and Mrs, IL E.
Raiz, of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Schmidt, of Stratford; Miss Hazel
Branden, Wingham, and Miss Ruby
Wise, of. town. The bride is a Well
known and 111010 popular young lady
of town, having been for some time as-
sociated with her father in•the odice,01
the Public Utilities; she was also an
;active member of Wesley church, the
young people of Which gave her .a
n.seei.
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aneou8h
sshower and she was al-
so the reelpient of 5 nuMber of beau-
liftil presents, among them seVeral
cheques. The groom is a well knoWn
busineas man'of toivn, and WC express
the universal sentiment when we say
they have the heartiest good wishes .of
all for their futare happiness.
Plans are being steadily formulated
for the Diocesan Eucharistic Congress,
.vhich will be held at St. Joseph's
r.litirch, Stratford, on "Tuesday. octo-
ber 9, This will be the sixth congress
in the London blocease. Rey. Father
.1, Valentin, 01 London, who is the
director. was in Stratford during the
week commencing arrangements. Be-
t 75 and 1011 clergymen will be
present for this day of special ad.:ra-
tio:1. "l'emporary altars will be erected
on the church grounds and nothing'
possible is to be spared to make the
fecassiem a sticcess.
Forms., Resident Passes Away.
St• Vtarvg Argt1Si-.ticol, Taylor,
FC,11.101•11 Kirkton for thirty-six years
and one of the best know•i: men in the
township, passed away .01 kk'ednesday
Sept, 1 '11 11. in his 75111 vear.. .‘Ir. Tay-
lor hid been 'ntoy•ing splendid. health
milli he smiered 3 1•31-3!yCk.
wnieh culminated in his sleath. 13,.rn
in Kincardine. It' later moved to CHI:.
If,. and Witt- ham. eonoing to Isiri Tie,
i, ago. Besides Itis •.vite.
1:.• le.oes to dourn a tamily of two
sons add one clatriner: Fred, of Kirk -
:n; Lir 1 holes anfl 3liss ,J1If0.1 :ft
Bosom.1l will have the sympathy ot
.1 torve ..tireit of frism& in their ben:-
alemem. The funeral took place jr:-
.115 from his late residence f..r inter-
nient in Si. Marys cemeetery. Bev. Mr.
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The Birth of a Nation.
The St. Thomas Journal makes the
followine reference to the picture
play which will be shown here tomor-
row. Friday-. Oct 5th ;it 2.15 and 5;
-"lite St;tr Theatre was tilled on
day night when The Birth of a Natifm."
the greatest motion picture ever at-
tempted, returned to the city tor the
seCtind time. The management tit
3111* received so many requests Iron:
those who were unabl, to see tile pk.t.
ture during its first engagement that
it was obtained for the first two days
ot 'the this week. "The Birth of a
Nation" pulsing with life, shows gra-
phically the reconstruction of at nation
alter the abolition of slavery. In it
one sees historically correct the events
that led up It the reunion of a nation
torn with civil war. Closely bound tilt
in the picture history of the reconstru-
ction is 0 story .0 love that is the quill-
teise,tce IA reality. It is peculiar of
this picture among. few that no matter
if one has seen it before there is thc
same wish to see it the second time.
Half a million dollars was spent in stag-
iag this mainoth production and it re.
quired eight months to complete all
the various scenes ready for the lant•
ern, In some of the .big battle scenes
;IS many as t3.110t) people were litiliged
together with 3,000 horses, that they
might be adequdtely represented. Add-
ing much to the enjoyment of this mag
nincent production is tire special or-
chestra which is carried with the pic-
ture and the musical pro -gram has been
arranged by a master hand specialta,
tor the hundreds of scenes in this
spectacular photodrama,
WHAT CATARRH is
It has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Scien ce has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates a general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
ail -food in Scott's Emulsion which is a
medicinal food and a building -tonic, free
frotainany harnafttl drugs. 'Try it. L.
Scott & soiree, tomato. oLd.
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
,rrive f 1,1 0 amt. Leave 1117 mu,
rrive 5.53 p.m. Leave 6.45 p.m.
rrive 11 • 35 p.m. Leave 11. 18 p.m.
Trains 1vont West
rrive 7.33 a.m. Leave 7,33 a.m.
rem: 2 55 p.113. UM.: 2,5S p.In,
Trains front South
Arrive 1030 amt. Leave 11.10 a.m.
,rrive 6,40 0,tti, Leave 6.40 p.m,
Trains from North
7.33 a.m. Leave 7.50 a.m.
4.15 p,ret. Leave 4,15 p,lri,
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All these are assured when you purchase •algorilittt
A liyi)ody can take g-oc,c1 pictures with aKodak or Drownie, 1214,:,-
Iiir.L. them froth $/.00 up. Curne in and let us show yesit,,
how casy they are to use.
-We do developing and printing and guarantee good results-.-.
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Furniture 0.
To which we invite special 5,01 7ajt,r
are ita beauty, its assnred earn -11, -01
solid coLatruction, and its 5e1.0 155
usual priceS. Any G112,of thea
vvould he sufficient to mum
pre,Vel•enee. Who; -.1 tbey are aIlt rrlf,
(dried we feel sure you wil
that this is a furniture hny:ng
tunity 7ot:cannot afford to igoors
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Undertaker and Funeral Itirector. Pllone
'Night and Nunday Calls answered at Residence over store'
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Leave your oraer now oefore prices
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"Live and Let Live.'
The Thanksgiving,
Dessert
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and cake Making.
Use C'risvo foe shiteleiting 13' OtlO
1Vi,11 1.11e lightest, 111,W,1.
pastry you 1.551'.1111,. C1.11430 is km
1111 Vegetable produet, !Lying nei-
ther (..1(.1 um, taste, It is tbe
'renin, edible oil. p /1.,h• are; :le,
1 kat:: awl gives only rieltriess ten
foods. Home grown peaches trri,
al their best. now. Call and
letroe your order
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