The Clinton New Era, 1917-10-11, Page 71 1;y, 'October 11 th, '1917
sultry
anted
t caller Tectling Plant has opened for
'Isexsa;rn, and from now on we will
ext ale market for all the poultry
Wiz: for sale,
will be taken in every Wed-
itr#dhy smorning at Holmesville and
1nei;y./a3,'•• : t Clinton,Spasites perines will be paid for pro -
11w4 £o14shed milk -fed chickens over
st 1,114; e,tr3.l.
-�a�lois & Co., Limited
Mae e up-to-date Firm
c'o'mas: Brandt Phone 190
.99i1.1seararthe, Manager
or Holmesville 4 on 142.
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Stylish designs of E
At4 5^)•he3'ty Pianos and
Organs, "
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+,sial values in Art
• Gases
'melts and organs rent
';el.., Choice new Edison
phortographs, Music &
8. as ety_goods.
i•a sae •PIRII)orinnf
C. Hoare
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vezatooAe~euvu 1MoA0'.fiekokoN \V"I i m
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::4!" !c'e'::ti!n.e to have your
~urrxoece overhauled or a new
an e_installed,
•xonnher of second hand
s?;tjav s in. good repair,
v'u 3ivaric Wiring and Fixtures
19111M11111911= 11021. ••,..arysivrasarawtmtrel
Br ";an & Sutter
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vsnalwrs and Electricians 2.
Phone 7.
. eadrawu'vsttPWtoYWVVVwweIWWV
getter Pay
•The :Price
Own; be tempted Lo choose cheap
},ewelery. Far better to pay a fair
;egice and•khow exactly what you
am getting,
Ton will never he sorry—for ae a
matter dۥmoney, is is easily the
meet economical.
-.l:lretleas been said so often that
e,r,elr;lbody by this time should
kwow it—and vet there is no
risocity 01 cheap .jewelry in the
lirastl
"Cow to get personal—If you would
Me to miss chat sort;altogether—
OJJ,1in HERB
11 you would like to hay where
seething 'hut high qualities are
• - aT sit-in—OOME tileR's •
attnait•e'Veo et that, no person ever
x:1110(enr prices were unfair
., ,, p eounter
Jeweller 'a and Optician'
is et. oI llarrlaIXP L 4flSes
WORD it InCLEOP
%F ?re, "taw selling Timothy Seed
,'f,.' wri'vierzement Standard.).
mere also have on hand, Alfalfa,
,,,ytlaeulkra, and lied Clover.
%To always have on hand —Goose
tikeasot, Peas, Barley anti Peed Corn
..,-p
itug+B;xet 'Market Prices paid for Hay
'crud ell Etaiae,
IRD & IeLEOD
w. 111KT1)1)bf M
BARRISTER BOLI11I'1'00, NOTARY
1'C.t3.L [O, EA;
OLINTON
(:,artr..gt.e$ Ts, Rd111.,13
Gonne qnonee, Notary publics,
Uowmiseityner, etc.
1R1.AL ESTATE AND 1NSURAN013
tamer of Marrlage Licenses,
I1inron tit,, Clinton.
H. T. RANGE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and (teal Estate
INSURANCE AGEINT—Roproseutlua 111 Piro le
euranoe Oompaules,
Division Court Office.
Piano Tuning
Mr, James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and repairing.
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
M. G. Cameron, K.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, 0ouveyencer, Lto
Office on Albert Street, occupied by
6fr: Hooper, In Clinton on every
Thursday, and on anv day for which
appointments are made, Office hour's
from 0 a.m. to 6 p m. A. good vault in
connection with the nflice. Office open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any oppointments for Mr. Cameron,
OR cla W. T1WMPSt'SP6
Physician, Surgeon. Ste
smote] attention given t0 diseases of the
Bye, Par. Throat, and Nose.
Byes orally samined, and suitable glasses
presertbed.
Mee and Residence.
Two seers weHo Or the ConaueercIal dila
Miran 8t,
DANS. Gini% 111111 Q:ttall
11♦i3t
Dr. 81'. Gunn, L. R. 0, P., L. I. C. S., Nd1
Dr. cluou's 0alee at residence High Stroot
1►t 2 4, handler. 1).A. SLR,
OPloe-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night callf, at residence, Rattenb"r• 131
or at 130011al
OR. F. 1L AXON
DENTIST
Crown 11,1,1 llrldge Work a Soct laity,
Graduate of C.O.D.S... Chicago, and 11,0.D E
Toronto,
/hayfield on Mondays, Slay 181 to 1)
i)I;AITReTo
Offices over O';VEtL'C eters,
Special care taken to make dental Are, t
m+rot es painless as noseible.
THOMAS (3UND Y
Lire sto•:k and general Auction.�r
GODERICH ONT
Salm stout sales a spealala,r, Otdees 1111 e
*t may tits otlic0, Clinton pr,.s: e y &acnes,
7•-e, Terms reasonable. Farmers aalo 1100.
discounted
Dl's. Geo, tt L'), 'hitiey
sieilel6i:tuii
Osteopathic Pity.
Specialists in Women's and
Children!s Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE,
Office—Batton bury Hotel.
Tuseday and FPPiday. 7 to 11 p.m.
G. D, Mclaggart 16. D, MoTaggar
McTajg; r# ;f�;iyi�ti s
ILITINNERS
ALBERT ST, CLINTON
a General 'Banking Besinese
transacted
alOTES D1SOOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed e
deposits
The McKillop Mutual
Fire insurance ryQks
Pnr;m and Isolated Town freta
e:rty Only Insured.
Bead Otllee—Seaforth, Out
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas.
Evans, Beechwood, Vice -President;
Thos. E. bays, Seaforth, Secretary -
Treasurer.
Agents
Alex. Leitch, No, f, Clinton; Edward
H(nchley, Seaforth• Wm. Chesney, Eg-
nlondville• J. W. leo, Goderich; R. G.
Jarmuth, Brodhagen,
Directors
Wm. Rina, No. 2, Seaforth; John Ben-
neweis, Brodhagen; Jaynes Evans, Beech-
wood; M. McEwan, Clinton; James
Connolly, Goderich; D. F. McGregor,
No. 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve, No. 4,
Walton; Robert Ferris, Harlock; Geo.
McCartne, No. 3, Seaforth.
A Carload of Caue,da,
none ius tor gna•:a'eS
It wall pay you
John Hutton
LONDES BORO
Shirtwaists can frequently be cut
down to be used in the dresses of small
children.
atail'iaI 's rgjnd'
shorthao
Westervejt S.hocji
Y. M. O. Betiding
Lortd !ii, Oiitariov
College in .. estion Sept. 1'st to idly)
Catalogue Free. Enter any time:;
J, W; Weiterb$1t;,Principsl ' 1
TILE CLINTON NEW ERA,
What Is jric Acid ? Mother gut lick iaear-lo gi-ri an,
1 ;uad luuke4l it "tet ciuefully. 1 know [ALT
, what WAS corning. Finally she looked 9l
THE CAUSE ®d1'BACKACHE, 11 to 1es11thajtnl�ott�thy' 11 as iihe,tborn tttcidlin
ett
H 1.
R EU1NiAT1S£1'I, GRAVEL, age of Dick when he wits that age—
AND SUDDEN DEATH, I the state •features exactly! Dud could
i 1)'t see it (hitt way. He said the little
Rana Ord
the liquor Iqueustu,u could be used
as a beverage and that it resulted In
fiIESJ11 JI intoxication, The main argument in
NN the clue was based +>n Section ?25
which •t u
s Ip !l rtes that the act shall^not prevent the sale by druggists or
INueHE 1)FAmiLyi Manufacturers ol'— '
' 1 chap had the Norton eyes all right,
Ever since the discovery of uric acid bet u1Iun'wise he looked /note like his
in the blood by Scheele, in 1776, and mother ---especially around the (mouth, No Sign OF Dropsy And Kidney Trouble
the bad effect it .had upon the body, 1 ' One of our neighbors carate in that Since Taking "FRUIT-A-TIVES"
eoientists and physicians have striven evening, and she thought the baby
to rid the 115011ee and the blood of looked like Datil I can tell you that
this poison. Because of its over-. pleased hitt mightily.
abundance in the system it oausss M)', but it was funny to hear them!
backache, pains here and there, rheu-
matism, 1 Just Ustned eand said nothing; but
a°
gout, gravel, neuralgia and later• In m)' eroom 1 threw myself
sciatica. It was Dr. PiercetlAnuric, who dis-
covered a new agent, called ort the bed, and toughed until my sides
Which will throw out and completely . Rett'
can(i)en er nl'rom tithe ypostotliceeYtvith
eradicate this uric acid from the sys- ! ca
tom. tiAnurion has proved to be 87
times more potent than Lithia, and its hands full o(' mall—papers, letters,
ooneequently yon need no longer fear and something else, the sight 01 which
muscular or articular rheumatism or sent a queer little thrill up my spine,
gout, or many other diseases which are ' This latter "something" he passed
dependent on an accumulation of uric This
to masher with the remark:
Rood within the body. Bend to Dr. ' "Another photograph, ma—from
Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel and Sur- Dick, tool Do you suppose they for-
::
Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y. £ora gni about sending the other one?"
Hurl " T 1)e cord and wrapping nn r run'
pamphlet on "A ie, or send 10 cents 1 i d t v 1 p 6 v off In
fora trial package of t"Anurio Tablete," a hurry and then mother exclaimed in
If you feel that tired, worn-out astonishment,
feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your : "Wiry, it's a difleereut baby!" What
sleep is disturbed by too frequent does it ntea1), pa? This certainly cause
urination, go to your best drug store from Dick"
and ask for Dr.Pioreo'sAnuric Tablets. • Dad had brought the other picture,
They are put up in 60 -cent packages, and they compared them carefully.
Doctor reputation is bank of The mystery deepened, Wonderingly,
this medicine and you know that his Dad turned the pictured over that he
"Golden Medical Discovery" for the held in his hand, and the writing across
blood and Ins '‘Favorite Prescription" the back caught his eye.
for the 1118 of women have had a splen- j "Why, nut, I know! This is our sunt -
did reputation for the past fifty years, mer tourists' baby! Don't you rement-
her the young couple that hoarded
Doctor P's Pellets are unequaled with two years ago? This must
as a Liverr Pill.
Gus tiny$u Sugar-coated be their boy."
Pellet a Dose. Cure Siok headache, ! "You're right pa," mother agreed,
Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Coustipa- ; "but how did we ever make such a
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and ❑usfake? Oh, 1 understand now," she
all derangements of the Liver, Stomach ex !aimed a minute later, "Stephen
and Bowels. opened that picture before we got
home from town the other eight.
Strange he didn't notice—pa, cid you
flllllllllillllllilil!I!ill!IIIIIIIIIiICII!III!C!IIIVIIIIIINIIIIIII!!IIIIIIIII!Ililill!til!In!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVI81111 suppose that boy knew all the time,
OUR SHORT STORY ,and was laughing?—Stephen! Ste-
phent"
A TWINKLE AND AN EYE 1 was in the kitchen when she call-
ed; but suddenly I realized that it was
growing late, and the cows ought to be
milked, so I took the pail and slipped
quietly out the back way. As I closed',
the door softly behind me I heard dad!
laugh, that good natured and 1 knew
pthat everything would be all right. Dad
is simply great! He always appreciates
:t good joke, even if it is at his own ex- 1
ence,
W11811 I rune in to supper a little
hater, the pictures were lying side by
side on the sitting room fable; Dad
was trying his best to look dignified,
was a Wright nice chap to live. with— and mother was very thoughtful, but
the kind of fellow you like to have a- nothing more was said about the 111is-
round. Between Dick and me come take.
the two girls, Constance and Ruth— ! That evening before I went to bed, I
"roses between thorns," they say, carried a lighted lamp into the par.
Sometimes I don't pay any attention lor, and got out the old fancily olbum.
to this remark, and then :(gain l—but Then I turned the pages until 1 dune
what's the use—girls will be girls! to the picture of the relative that for
The funny thing about our family two years I had despised so much,
is the act that we don't any of us look Queer how such thing do happen—
like ourselves. We all look like some- guess surae of my prejudice had slipp-
one else—someone in the family con- .•ed away, for somehow he looked en-
11eCtinn I mean. You see mother likes ti rely different to me, and honestly,
to have it said that We children re- 1 felt ashamed of all the mean things
semble her—or rather, her people, Dad .,1'd said about !rim.
of course wants a share of the glory I 1 discovered, too, that ire had a
so he insists ()alt we look more like merry twinkle in his eye, and just as
his folks. And there you are! ( N'IIS closing the book—Why, 1 could
Mother always told ate that I re ;almost swear 10 it, that 1e Winked a1
minded her of Uncle Ned, her favorite me! Looked enough like it, anyhow!
brother. Two years ago, however, on Say, but I'd really like to knout, if
my thirteenth birthday (I weN remem- (here is any amity resemblance be-
ber the day, for it was then 1 put on ! 1ween me and my Great -Uncle Asa.
the long trousers for the first tints), Guess when I'm through school, I'll
I changed suddenly in appearance, just ;
like n chameleon, Reuther looked up take a trip dawn in 'Texas, and find
out for myself.
as I walked proudly into the room
that morning and the first tiring she
said was:
"Why Stephen Norton, you're the
iviug image of your Great -Uncle Asa!"
Ile's the one that lives down in Texas,
1 remonstrated, of course, and in-
sisted that I looked like myself—I was
tired of looking like other folks; but
she said my Chin 21115 just like his,
and when i walked—why, it was Uncle
As:t right over again.
1 was just lighting the lttonp in the
sitting roost when the folks arrived
home from town, Dad spied the pic-
ture First thing when they cavae in.
"Why, Ma," he cried, "look at this
Will you! Here's our little grandson's
photograph!"
By Annette Anger(
We live on a farm in one of the
good old Nety England states. 'There
are six of us in the family, including
mother and dad 1 happen to be the
youngest member of the flock, and
brother Dick—he's the oldest. Two
years ago he went to work and got
married—lives out West now, i was
sorry to have Dick leave house, for he
HATTIE WARREN
Port Robinson, Ont., July 8th, 1915.
"We have used "Fruit -a -fives" in
our house for over three years and have
always found diem a good medicine.
Our little girl, Hallie,was troubled with
toiduey Disease, The Doctor said site
was threatened with D Topsy. Her limbs
and body wer0al1 swollen andwo Megan
to think site could not live. Finally, we
decided to try " Fruit -a -Li eve ". She
began to show im Prove neenl after we bad
given her afera'table/s, Ina sl tort Hine,
the swelling had all gone down and her
flesh began to look mord natural. Now
she is the keallkiest one is MeAmity
and has no signs of the old aihncut,
Wo can not say too much fir"Fruit-a-
tives" and would never be without
them".
WILLIAI'f WARREN.
50c. a box, 8 for !ji2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
reeeipLof price by Fruit a-tiyesLimited,
Ottawa.
PATENT MEDICINES NOT EXEMPT
UNDER TEMPERANCE ACT
Mr• Justice Middleton Confirms Dec[s=
ion of Magistrate Who Fined Dealer
for Selling Hall's Wine—Important
Ruling at Osgoode Hall,
Toronto, September 27 -The Ontario
"Temperance Act does not apply to al-
coholic compounds prepared 'in ac-
cordance with a formula recognized by
the British Pharmacopoeia or some
standard work on pharmacy and so
medicated that they cannot be used
as beverages, but it contains no ex-
emption in favor of patent medicines;
and patent or proprietyry medicines
registered in accordance with the Dom-
inion Proprietory Medicine Act are not
I'or that reason beyond the reach of;
the Ontario 'Temperance Act, for regis-
tration does not afford any indica-
tion of the nature of the compound.
This was the decision reached by Mr.
Justice Middleton its a Judgment
which he handed clown yesterday and
which confirms the decision of Mag-
istrate Gingsford who imposed a time
of 6200 and costs on John Axler,
wholesale grocer, in whose premises
on Royce Avenue, four rases of
I1 dl's Wine were found, for violation
of the O. T. A.
An Important Judgment.
CASTOR 'The judgment it; highly important
T ORS
For Infants and Children
11 hi Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
, "Drinking imitation beers," says a
Missouri wit, "is like kissing one's own
sister. It tastes about the same, but it
hasn't any kick to it,
in that it is an interpretation of a
much -disputed clause of the Ontario
Temperance Act. His Lordship re-
views the case :and the arguments of
counsel at considerable length. Hall's
Wine was found 00 careful :analysis
to contain 31.33 per cent, of proof
spirits, he says, and so must be de-
•ide.d to be intoxicating. The,defen-
dant was prosecuted under Section 88
of the O.T.A, for having liduor in his
possession and was liable to be con-
victed unless he proved that 11e did
not commit the offence 'char ged. The
0re5w11 gave evidence 1" show that I
eal,� 'at a.lr yiy,x .,rye• J- , 4i r l ? 4l<' t eu
b�,';'ti1a?'�`,^k.��ti'1�. k9•t�G 4�,�i11F'r7"sN{�S+d .?9,.�; ta,dY.:
(a) Any tincture fluid extract es-
sence or medicated spirit containing
alcohol and premixed according to a
formula of the British ' Pharmaco-
poeia or other recognized standard
work on pharmacy,
(b) Medicilgs, or
(c) Perfumes
(d101) 1'or purely medicinal purposes
any m1515re so prepared and con-
tahnhng :1100hol and other drugs and
111801)0,
(e) By a merchant who deals in
drugs and medicines of such Com-
pounds, mixtures and preparations as
are in the class mentioned and are
so made or put up by a druggist or
manufacturer, by reason only that
the s:une contain alcohol but this ap-
plies only to such as compound 211 5 -
Due and preparation as contains suf-
licient medication to prevent its use
as an alcoholic beverage.
HON. SENATOR PORIER.
"Speaking about the indempnity they
intend to exact from England after
the war is over, Prince Frederick of
Lowenstein recently, at Munich, pro-
posed ;is an installment the cession of
Canada to the Fatherland,
"One of the many excellent reasons
why Germany so ardently covets this
our fair 00MI11011 of Canada is to be
found in the following lines of thee
Rhenish Westfalische Zeitung of late
publication:
Germany will claim Canada as an
indemnity of war, because thls will per-
mit the German American's to shake
the dust of the United States off their
feet and pass across the line to Can-
ada. where they would live under the
folds of the German flag,
"But the yell is heard: 'We will
fight and `lie when Canada is actually
invaded.' Canada, honorable gentle-
men, is actually invaded. Our fighting
lines, on Land, are Flanders and the
North of France; on the waters, they
are the North sea and the Mediterran-
ean. Would you rather have them at
Halifax, or Quebec, and wait 1111 then
to Light? Following this same logic,
New Brunswick night say, after Hali-
fax was blockaded by the Germau tleet,
'we are willing to tight, but we will
wait till St, ,lohn or Monkton is at-
tacked,' and when St. John and Mon-
cton were besieged. Quebec would
shout, 'we are ready to tight and die,
but only when Quebec is actually in-
vaded;' and when the glorious old city
of Quebec was invaded, 'Toronto would
clamour, 'wait until Ottawa 0 assailed
and then, by jingo, we will show them
what Scots and Loyalists can do;' and
when the holy city of Toronto is in the
throes of Hun aggression, Winnipeg
and Vancouver will sit unconcerned,
because war has not been carried yet
as far as the wild and wooly West.
"This ilea is a criminally alesurd
plea, l e wait until the shores of
Canada are invaded. it will be too hate;
Canada and all our hopes will he gone
irretrievably."—Hansard.
' Cnii(i.ren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C An S `-6- 'Q R I Ari
WHY THEY DON'T.
Lies there a man with a bald head
Who never to himself has said:
"A small neat cap of fresh fly paper
To catch the swarm's the proper caper
But all too well the bald man knows
Why from the thought no action grows
Alas!—he's sure he still would slap
The pests, and strike that sticky cap!
So still they tackle, still he swears,
And still he slaps, nor ever dares
To try that longed -for sticky cap,
He dreads that certain, dire mishap!
Children Cry -
FOR FLETCHER'S
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CONTAINS MO ALUM
" MgDE'IN CANADA"
DOES IT PAY TO ADVERTISE?
(Seaforth Expoistor)
Five and one-half toms of fall cata-
logues were shipped in here by express
on Wednesday of last week by The T.
Eaton Co,, of Toronto, for distribution
from the Seaforth post °fiice, The T.
Eaton Co, are using Seaforth as a dis-
tributing centre so its to take advantage
of the parcel post rate .i8 the twenty
mile radius, thus saving half the post-
age it would otherwise cost to mail them
I from Toronto. The express charges
I on the shipment were $84 and the
postage charges 6301. If the mer-
chants, not only in Seaforth, but in the
the 20 utile radius, and there are many
of them, who sit back and take ad-
vantage of the advertising done by
a few, would see the amount of money
per ton these catalogues return to
i the '1' Eaton Company, it would he a .
startling revelation to them, This is
not the first shipment of these cata-
logues and it will not be the last. It
pays and it will continue t,, pay until
the local merchants become alive to
the fact that the T Eaton Company
is taking the trade that Is ritlhll•illy
their's and doing it in broad daylight
If the local merchants want 10 hold
I this trade they will Have to go after
it, and it Is well .worth going after
because it is a cash trade, ft can
he done, but there is only one way,
and that is the judicious use of the
local papers for advertising
CARTER'S
ITTLE
VER
PILLS
i,8 0 Gl
The Best Habit
In The World
is the habit of health.
The way to get it is to
train your bowels,
through the liver, to act
naturally, at a fixed
time, every day.
Take one pill regularly
(more only if necessary)
until you succeed. Then
you can stop taking
them, without trouble or
annoyance.
This has been the good:health-
rule for 50 years.
CARTERS'
lPIL4.5i°ER
Cantina bears 'Signature
Colorless faces often show the
absence of Iron in the blood.
Carter's Iron Pills
will help this condition.
Econ
lot'
in
my es
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
ion. guaranteed.
The Fall and
selection now.
measure' perfect fit and satisfact-
Winter' samples are here ---- Make your
c�s9 Clinton
The Morrish Clothing C
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