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Dry Goods
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.Garments
PHONE 78
and House
furnishings,
Purchase Furs Now
, , Prospective Fear purchasers are
advised that although our stock
was never so large or so varied
ass assortment as it is now.. There
are a great number of novelties,
Mink, Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb,
Russian Fox, Japanese Fox, and
other favored Furs that will be
geickWW sold even before . the cold
weather cots in and there will be a
delaiin duplicating some of these
novelties.
Coine in and look; to buy; or
not to buy.
NEW FALL SUITS
A new' shipment 'of new Fall
suits and now we have a finer and
more complete range than ever.
The skirts are plain and full with
gathered backs and neat belts.
The coats, long and semi -fitting.
The waist line, defined by Braid
stitching or belt with wide spread-
ing collar.
Corrie in and see our Beautiful
range of new Fall Suits,
Novelty Coats
Coming in this week another
shipment of Novelty Coats in all
the new shades. Burgundy, Nig-
ger Brown, Taupe and Green
mode of velours. Our business
in our coat and suit department
has been almost doubled of any
previous record,
THE REASON MUST BE IN
OUR .VALUES
Best Quality Scotch
Fingering Yarn
This is a beautiful soft yarn;
free from Breese and well scour-
' ed. Comes in grey and black.
Very special at per 111 . , , . $1.70
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subject Dr. Emery expressed his plea-
sure.at being present at our 8(5 ,811100
because of the large number of stud-
ents from this county who attend
the Normal School in Stratford. He
held that the youngest pupils should
be taught i:eography, that is, home
geography. This should he taught
1)u -of-dr ors, by observation, inves-
tigation and experimentation. The
country is more important than the
wall map or the geography tont book.
'Then the teaching of this subject
should centre about man, In this con-
nection he would n1:Ike much til' the
ethical side of the subject. This would
lead to a kindlier feeling; in the minds
of all towards the people of other
nations. If the principles of geo-
graphy were well taught the pupils
would know with a moment's thought
many facts about cities and districts.
The discussion was continued by
Inspector Tom, Messrs, Elliott and
Doss and Dr, Strnng,ratll emphasizing
the pleasure they felt in listening to
the 40111111011 sense methods advocated
by Dr, Emery,
Dr, II. 1. Stang related many Rem-
iniscences of fifty-four years' teach-
ing. These he made very' interesting
because 11e told them naturally. He
Attributed his early success to the fact
that he tried to put his best 'into all
his work though he had. had no train-
ing akmg the line of teaching, ile
spoke of the niftily changes that he
(Ind seen conte, fur' instance, when he
was young 110 girl would be allowed
to attend a high school or n univer-
sity, or obtain a medical degree. Ile
thought women teachers should re-
ceive the same salaries as men receive
for'sinliliar work. Ile suggested that
teachers should develop individuality
and especially build character Teach-
ers may have been remiss in teaching
patriotism and that may be the rya-
' son why we have so Many slackers
today'. All were delighted with
the address and hope that Dr. Strang
will be spared many' years to attend
meetings.
meetil
Institute
Our.,
Friday Afternoon
The. President, Miss Mabel Bailie,
in the chair, Forenoon minutes ap-
proved,
Dr, Emery continued the subject of
'Trealhing Geography: anti showed how
the teachers can help their pupils to
pbserve the phases of the moon, -the
variations in the length of the day,-
the
ay;
1(12 appearance' of the country, •. to
learn the defnitiOils,',etc, ' ' • '.
l ti n Held. ' b y
'1"1)e d3s4ttes3011 Was ,Cg1Y rt Y
Mr, Tool, and the pr4sident• crylplitts-
izing what Dr, 111ter5 had said: •
inspector 'loin $((Ste on the "In1-
pn'ove1112nt of ,the Teachers' Work.'
lle gave 11alty hints that were hefly-
THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
a copy of each new book
:':::
D.I� �' I'
\i W� i%" t`�� 1 it .l \lute and th
ree others, Appointed by
1c f
•,sI tat with .the. Inspector 0 r as
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>sr u aE Iro.
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iP { CIaF L
> man-. Ot2E l� -I W SI -I
,• ',' th 1 n
Chairman 1 (, a committee for e 'f+ R
agement of these libraries, I Death frit place in Gudarieh holt- I Miss Noss Aikenheati las returned
The report was adopted. • ' cal last Friday of Lottie Canteen, wife front visiting her sister, Mrs. Casky, of
Dr, Emery spoke on " Agricullere" of the Late 13, U, Webster, Deceased ' Portage la Prairie, and her brother, Dr,
auto [ave us an e.tCellent :address, Be h;rl u,tdorg(1ue au upet;Ihun for n 180- I Atke1head of Calgary.
deplored that buys auui girls era en- or, but was -unable to stand the shuck Earl Kaiser left last week for Detroit
will Oke a
whet• to t I t
'' ( eat! 8 a
„ in std position.
I•^ d ashen
1 , )utan5c u
tarried of city life, thinking 1)1 (uln ship, and was the daughter of the late I Dr, (.11adntld visited in our midst
life las 1ruggcr,y, ,old don't consider, Genrke Can1.(00, -A 115u ler of years Last week, Ile has since gone to Glen-
coe,
it the best people live in the cutin • ago she married Mr, Webster, who pre cut, where he will remain lin a litre
assisting the doctor of that pinee who
s sick.
Ile' urged greater and still greater i George :and Acianl J.) unci three sister's A number front our vicinity attencj-
productt„❑ (Mass Lynda al home, Mrs. W, 19, ed the S. S. convention at hayfield on
'Tuesday,
11ev, 11, I. Woods preached his fare-
well sennet on Sunday evening, His
toast was Deb, 12-1. At the morning
service communion of the Lord's Sup-
per was held when 31) new members
LONDESBORO. were added to the church, 20 for the
lirst time, mostly young people, and
to, who erre (',y letter front other
churches, Before the departure of
'Rev, -l1. Woods and wife they were pre-
sented with a purse containing stoney
from the congregation and friends,
showing their good will and love to
them, as they go to their new home at
Petrolia,
u t .t. e e t
deceased her over 9 years n! u. She is
try, and the bee' life is lived 1(140,, survived by• three brothers, (Albert,
"i'he ata•:her should 1,,,,11 14c 11du, 141)12 at flint hitch., and Mrs, Bower(1s,
files of farming, farmers nutyt?etyMwld,tMa`he body beingtaken
aheld
to
Successful and yet may not under -1 nnLucitnuly or burial.
stand the correct principles of farm-:
ing, 11 the boy's li(td that farming is -a
science they are likely to be drawn to-
wards it.
ile placed a large value cin1 'I'mvd-
ship Firs ,for schools, Iia would have
country people as well as city 'people
love nature and see the beauty of the
sunsets, etc
Ur• Emery's addresses were simply
splendid,
132 teachers were present.
The Honor Roll of our teachers who
have enlisted was read and responded
to by Inspector 'font for Robert W.
Misses Latwday ;and Clara Young are
visiting their sister Rachel in Brantford
at present. •.
Miss .Edith Sampson went to Clinton
to go through an operation for her
thriiat trouble this week,
(guile a number attended the mem-
orial service of Pte, Herb, Lnwsun
given in Auburn on Sunday List,
Mr. and Mrs, Will Lyon enjoyed a
weeks' :visit with the latter's sister at
Camp Borden,
The Red Cross is holding a 1114 tea
at the home of Mr. Will Hiles on Fri-
BELGRAVE
'rhe Belgrave Patriotic Society ack-
nowledge with thanks the following do -
day. I nations—Chas. Campbell, $5; Misses
McIntosh, Robert Ii. Robinson :and . Alr.John Johnston is kept busy these Lizzie and Aggie Scott, $2; Mrs.
Lloyd Agnew; N', IL Johnston spoke days threshing, Sproat, 81, The Society shipped to
for Russell Dougall, Murray M. fish- Rev, Mr, Caswell will preach in the. 1lymaul Hall, London, last month 36
er, W. Henderson Forrest and Roy ,Methodist church next Sunday. pairs of socks,
Harold Work of Brussels, spent Sun -
Geiger, while Ur. Strang r:spouded fur they in the village.
Orville R. White.. BRUSSELS day
flay, of Elora; preached :omi-
tlearly votes of tln)1115 were passed to dote, one Oar of c{oat has arriy_ versar•y sermons in Knox church on
Up Sunday.
4d for •Hrussels ctinsumars and has Rev. Davidson preached in Milverton
thanking the Exeter School Board for
the use of the 'school, the Exeter been parcelled out in 11)1IIts.
teachers for the excellent 111110l:on The funeral took place to 13t•ussels
provided the retiring )dicers of last Cemetery yesterday afternoon of Pte.
Wm. 44'right, son u( Frank C. Wright,
year; to all those who took part in of Turnberry Township, who died in
last Might's program; gild Dr, Emery. Newmarket Military Hospital. ital. A bro-
The singing of the National Anthem Cher died in Tonna. Military Hospital
brought a very successful meeting to ;; about 1 month ago.
James H. Fulton of this town has ^'),ntdhv 2\'1(112
close. purchased the (2 -acre farm of Williampew., Boyle preached in Elora on Sun-
Livingslun, just east of the village, for dty
the sum of y5,000. The purchaser gets
Mr, Darold Wolk, of Brussels, was ft
possession of the laud at once and of vr2r1:-Coil ci>iL,r at the home of :ilx.
the buildings in the spring. Mr, Fultonand Airs. Ernest Geddes.
8228nth' :,old his I5rn1 near Walton.
W. J. McCutcluon, of Morris Town-
ship, put his horse and buggy in the
methodist church sled on lair night
and when he returned found his brand
new set of harness removed hunt his
horse and a worn -nut 0504 lett in Its
place, The perpetrator of the act has
not been located.
011 Sunday.
Joe Brandon spent a couple of days
in Drayton last week.
Anniversary services in the Metho-
dist church on Sunday lIst. The ser-
vices will be conducted by the former
pastor. Res. 11, A, .tones, of Clinton, at
t t
a.m. and 7 p.m. Fowl slipper on
'l'hur4(l.ay, .October 48th, 1917
farming for it number of years. Ile
married his euusln and had 1 family
of two children, both of who tire living,
MissNaftel andMr, Waller Nate!, of
The. GI,derith Star, 1(18. Naftel was a
,' , t onncleni-
nrul 1)i' high riuw h, gut( l•
6 i p
S0usues au111 lute a faithful Member of
t George's church Por years he was
Interested in lite Sunday School of the
church, as superintendent and i1) other
capacities - Ile was also idenlitled with
tate Gdnr13lr public library as a mem-
(if the hoard and later secretary,
>
si
and during his 32 years' residence in
0oderich he took a great ltterest in
all that pertained to its progress and
welfare. The funeral will be held on
Thursday afternoon services being
conducted In St. (ceorge's church by
the rector, Rev, A. L. O. Clarke,
•
Children Cry -
FOR EELETCHER'S
CAS-1"0R9A
SECOND SON KILLED.
cul. lie advised teachers to be very
careful of the cluditit n of the clos-
ets.
els. Since the condition of the closets
is indicative of the serails of the
58111)1. Ile recommended the use of
Mor:u,g's tablets and the Spelling
book Very highly co1)1(11e11ded as a
means of teaching reading. More care
should he taken to 188411 correct pro-
nunCiatilm. The pupils should read
slowly and expressively. All lessons
in the spelling book 811 1,814 be read
If all teachers would put in prac-
tice the (tints given. there would be
great improvement in the general
'teaching of the inspectorate.
Mr. 1'. Ross spoke on the "Teach-
ers' Reading Course" and `vas followed
by Inspector Tons, both saying there
was a large amount of uncertainty re-
garding the matter.
The Committee appointed to re •
port 011 'Teachers' Libraries reported
as follows:
The Committee recommended that,—
Five or six centres in the inspector-
ate be named as the location of In.
stitute libraries, and that the present
library he divided equally among these
centres, to he a permanent library un-
til this institute see tit to change a-
round the books.
That St 00 be spent on new books,
SIEFFERED
f'r �l1
19�
SIO 0011li
CORR NOT SLEEP AT NERIl9Te
ennui -en Cry
�y
FOR FLETCHER'S AA
C tkr°'•r1a U O R tl A
Huron Teachers
(b) by having fewer divisions and
better grading; (c) by good prepara-
tion; (cl) by limiting the time for a
specified amount of work; (e) by a-
dopting more definite standards; (1)
by grouping pupils; (g) he slaking•
sure that pupils are equal to the work.
required
Dr, I'ield then called the attention
of the teachers to several ch2)1588 in
the regulations and urged upon (heir
the advisthilty of attending some of
the summer sessions. after which Mrs.
McKinnon„
1)u behalf 1t the Girl's Pa-
triotic Auxiliary solicited the interest
and support of the teachers in bring-
ing the Chalauqua Institute to Clinton
next sl1111114r,
'the institute then adjoined to meet
at 1.15 p.m.
Friday Afternoon.
The report 1f the h'zsnlution Com-
mittee was received and adopted, being
as follows: Resolved:
That the thanks of the Institute',
be tendered to Al:p.ir Thompson for
his kind address .:,1 welcome; to St,
Paul's church for the use m (oven
Nlemorlat Hall; to all those who con-
tributed 'i, our program during our
sleeting and to those who assisted at
the evening meeting in slaking that
function such a grand success in ev-
ery particular; and to the teachers of
Clinton ;Model School tor their excel-
lent exhibit of Art and Manual Work,
2. That we grant 85,((1 to the O.
E. A.
3. That we contribute the suns of
02(111.1)1) to Ole 1311tish Red Cross,
Thu constant hacking cough than Macke
to you in ;Tito of everything you have
done to relieve it, is a source of danger.
The longer the cough shays, the more
serious menace) it le to your health.
It is easy to check a cough at the out,
Set with11r.Vr oc's Norway
bine
Syrup.
.
11 you have let it run though, it takes a
while longer to cure, but 1)r. Wood's
Norway Pine, d3yrnp will cure it even
then after other remedies have failed.
Mr. J.
HenryLandry,
South River,
Burgeons, N.H.vvrllt,H. -"I elf(�ivnd such
great. benefit from L)r. Mood's Norway
Pine Syrup that I cannot 1101p 0xpressing
my thanks. I suffered with a harking
cough for aver a, month, and conl(1 not.
sleep at night, .1 used many kinds of
remocUcs, but they didn't do me any
good, until I used `1)r. Wood's,' and
)d
founr. great relief t4ght, from the Hl,nrt..
1 only used two'hottles, incl wits corn-
pletoly cured. 1.will 118801 be without
it as long asl liyo: t .
There. are a number of substitutes oil
3jto in5ritelvfor'Dr: Wood'a Norway Pine
Syrup, $6 vvholi you ask roe 11 see that it
11 pall' up 18,8 yellevv wrrglpar; three ping
Ines the tied() markg price 25c. and 509,, ,
i
and that .it bears 6honame, Tho '.1'.1V1b1-.
I, holm Cloy, Liimited, Toronto, OM.
6t ;t1
W1NGHAM.
BAYFI,Ei D..
Rat. Mr. Mc1:ola'te has returned
from his 8,10atl.i8 zt t'.ollingwood.
Ur, Wood's re -i1ned his Government
position :o 1.tratforu and has returned
to his practic_.
Government v..•:1: has again 11881421
on the pier.
A number of our, townspeople at-
tended the Cemser811188 Convention at
A serious told unusual accident 'c- Clinton.
carred here Friday evening„ L. Biukly. Divine teach:tic 8.::11 be carried on
eael; Sunday ....,eimoon at "Trinity
church.
the • tt( 881013it of this year was
and 8 sou of Mayor M4Kihb„n, was considered the haat .1 many past
getting some potatoes in his garden. years and the ideal weather 8:1S the
lit was playing with the buy, throwing 842:.nd grand inducement to attract
((taloa,: at each tithe,, when suddenly the tact cn'.1d ;hat attended.
the how hurled a large potato, which
struck Mr. Binkly in the eve. lainkly
STANLEY.
tell lo the ground, and could not rise.
Drs, Kennelly and Calder were at once
summoned and they took him at once
to the Wingh:un hospital. The doc-
tors are doing their best for Air. Bink-
tv, who is suffering extreme pain, and
it is not known yet whether his eye
eat] be saved or not,
The value of the month's shipping of
the Patriotic Society here 1. the hoes
at the bunt and other expenditures
881ot11115 to $350,
rnnna,ger of the Wingh,l n otlice tit the
Bell Telephone Company, while in coin -
pang of Chas, ;McKibbon, a boy til 12
Pte, William Grant, Reported Missing
Since last April, Now Reported
Killed in Action.
Mrs. Lydia Grant, received word last
week that her sun, Pte, William Grant
who has been missing since last April
is now ollicially reported as having
been killed In action on April 6.
Arthur, the younger sou, was also
killed in actkm last March. ,Boil
boys were members of the 16151 Battl.
and Went over to France in the draft.
It was thought at the time that Pte.
William Grant, was reported missing
than he had been killed as the Battalion
was right in the thick of the light that
day.
1 0 t o-1 1 fe
isnone
l there
'•a: s are is a _ h,Idt and t
,: a d:,v 1 (cloher 11th,
a useful and t',:autitul Christian. life
tame t'. a chose in the person of Jeane
St'ptllie. of William Taylor and
dan liter of -lames Smillie, Walton. 1n
failing health for years she bravely
battled 1n in weakness—to the last
deeply interested in her family and
friends and ever ready to advise and
rea2h out the Helping hand. The end
SEAFORTH-1. came snd.l.uly' and she peacefully
breathed out her soul like a wearied
Al the annual meeting of the local child lalling asleep told the gentle spirit
branch of the Red I.ross Society the returned Home to the God who gave
folluwine ()ulcers were. elected for the it. A faithful wife—a wise mother, it
coming. year: Iionol'ary president, Mrs.
Boyd; honorary' vice -p residelrl: Mrs.
Junes Rivers; president, Miss Jessie
Case; first vice-president, Air's, 1', 1101111
sted; Second vice-president, Airs, limes
F. Reid; s4214'(ry, .wars L. T. 10Lacey;
treasurer. Mrs. James ti. .8,1u1(21 The
society has a membership 1f 23 and 20
hie members, nice 1)1 these being ap- their Lot trietie •a respect to the de-
poinled during the jean. (he total • -1 •ed :1 1 t.-n'.pathize with the til'-
, ceipts for the year were $6,567,27 lig'.. r.11 11,L,: ,.; i`. c' service 1WtS Con-
an tithe balance on land was "to=,: u, duete•d Ev I::1' pastor, Rev. 8(1, Hogg,
Air. Bordon Wright president of the ..,1 ,;trolls, a=•s 018,1 by Per, Mr. Lundy
Associated Kin (11 the Canadian (11 1 ..f 5' (11 1 'l he body was laid 11) rest
dili.,:nary Forces, wit address a public in •.tlinhm •. getely, Farewell iliend
meeting in the town hall on Monday --wife—nu-cher, until the U. break
to the evening for the purpose of stating the and the shadows flee anvay.
4. That with reference aims :old objects of the As5(niatde Kist
teaching of Agriculture we recoup' with a view to forming ;01 organizatioe
mend teachers to follow , the plan of
having school gardens, home gardens,
We've mare Would lily
it het for to make
KING COAL
elope It hot
r you
e few f4 y
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.
Ab J. Holloway
Office Phone S
A first class bed room suite for pre•
rate sale as well as other articles •of
furniture at resldeh a en Ontario St.
MOTOR CAR
•
Car Co. Shops
nwe will give
our price moder-
ate
your car when
k•'fiale 2 light have only been
and will be sold
THE CLINTON MOTOR CAR CO.
Facts About Prize Money
During those frequent "scraps”
against tate Spaniards, Drake secured
for his crews matey thousands of
pounds in the way of prize bounty, or
"head" money, as it was termed then.:
A case in point is the capture of two
Spanish frigc- es off the Isle of Wig11t,
When these prizes were overhauled a''
veritable Tom Tiddler's ground was
brought to light, and the following
were the individual shares of the
lucky recipients: ('aptains, $343,050;
lieutenants, $25,455; warrant officers,
$1,4,S'40; potty ofilr:yrs, 18,905; seamen
bud marines, 1910,
may well be said of her she opened her
mouth with wisdom and in her tongue
was the law of kindness. She leaves a
husband, tl vee -.,•1u .and four daughters
who will sacredly cherish the 812150ry
of mother. ih; 1uneral look place
T •ars 1;U' , , f. nctober 9th, when
,aero& a- d n , �hl",r•, gathered to paw
ni this district. ' A nuts;; tneeiing will
be held at the close of the evening
school fairs as the 'roper means services in the Methodist Church on
and _ch proper tiunduy next,
1l' fulfilling the demands in this sub- The funeral of Mrs. Charles Dodds
her In
in
> 1)1ae of s
jest, e'as held 11.1m the 1 1 e
The President then asked Dr, Sit- McKtll„p Township to Al:itiand Bank
cos to take up his subject "Standard 11881814'2, Since the death other bus-
Tests
yeN• 1181, Mrs, Dodds has mads
feats for Public 11231011 Pupils". 'The her 11111118 88(1(1 iter sen •at Vanguard,
necessity of having some recognized Sask., where she (11818.011 Mondaty, Site
standard to measure the product or was 01) years of age aur, 1s survived by
the schools was pointed out. As the a 1uuily of eine stns. Renew the
Joy of Living
explained, 'The 111l•v one yet re41g- boys, Pte, Herbert Lawson, son of Mrs. Don't let ill health any !cog-
nized by the Department Is the Writ- John Lawson, From letters received
ing Scale, bol „(hers will be 3n the front his brother it is ,known that he , er rob you of life's pleasures.
sad been sulfer3ng 1'or soma lame with Get back your appetite,
near Future, Ire, Silcox s(rungly ;td- ,t secure cold;, hal nolhiug further' is I
vised each teacher (1 gel hunk on knowing as t1 the cause of death. ; strengthen your digestion,
"Canadiaul SLnminrd liflieiency 'Tests" Pie, I.:aws11n enlislc(1 with the t61st stimulate your liver, regu-
i l I I t ' I in Ihr Mond 11.
21)41 flan coon 'liter it was ( game.., late your bowels and im-
prove 11 copy or Tama ti's "Measure. mid ,pnieeded : overse>as to England, i
1 where (1e has been ready and wailing prove your blood by taking
to do. his dilly whenever called upon
't t•
i
1 mourn
"•.d
i,' tie leaves .
I I
, lie
to
t
t I:I4e I
4
his death 11 the curly age 1f twenty -nue t f
nthree slaters , (,
years his widowed mother, ��; pad x u (�gii
Mid WI 1prulhtms, Pte. Oliver Lawson,
rue of the brothers, -is in linglnnd with
other mein
' ^n and lh
the R;ts1 Battalion, ,a t
hers 01 the family are Joseph; of Sask-
atoon, Sask.; Mrs. Spink, of Stratford,
Mrs,- Willis .Mounlatit, lir Ililllett, and
Miss Nanny, al home. Wo extend to
the mother' and Ole 'other members of
the family our syplp;uhy in Use loss of
their loved 'olio 'who offered ltiniself
Mr the defence of our. homes and who
has Raid 11)8:)1 his life in our behalf,
For Sale.
Gaud frame house on Station street
hard and soft water; good cellar; in
hest of repair. (:antral location. Ap-
ply to W. D. Pickett,
GODERICH.
Daniel James Netted, father of the
1Sr11,." .,f the 0 814cicll Star and an old
resident of the town died Monday night
1u the age of Cu years as the result of a
(arab: tic stroke suffered a little over a
fortnight ago. lie was a native of Code -
rich township, being the second son of
the late A. U. Nattel. tie settled on the
Bayfield road, where he engaged in
mend it. Several of the standard AUBURN.
tests already (111 the market, for the On Monday the sad news came from
various subjects were exhibited and (111•tlnting Camp of one of our Auburn
and o have p a 01
111an1 '0f Inlelligeece," published by
lioughloli, Millin and (:1),
Miss Brock in her address 51 lh'evi-
den( gave a descriptive talk on a suni
cr
•s- summer,
• , •se alta took last mer course
pointingout the wisdom of allanding
one of the -summer Sessions and of pn'e
intring, the work during the preceding
year. )She concluded by thanking the.
teachers fur. the honor they had con-
ferred 01 her by elecling her to the
presidency,
The convention was brought to 8
close by shlging the National Anthem.
Co s''� Cotto6D 1"aotbt C?le. ipnetfld,
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THE COOK MU)teiNE Ca.,
lr TORONTO, OMT. (,1'atinald WiadioS)
CRED1TON
The wedding was s.,len1dired 111 the
Methodist' Church Here recently or
Miss Wilda Manes. daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Joi, Banes and (len, 13. Hepburn,
elf. Stephan Township, Rev: (3, W.
tri - to Ham.,
Maker glHclatell, After 't p
Mon they will reside on 60115es51on 4
or Steplien.
Their action is prompt and
thorough, and you soon feel
their benefits. You will eat
more, work better, sleep sound-
er, and feel new strength after
a short course of these depend-
able pills, They restore
healthy conditions, and
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VOTERS' LIST 7:)17
Town of Clinton
BRING YOUR M
to the Clinton Motor
when 11 needs attention,
you good service and c
ate ,
We c811 :also store'
not 3u use.
We have for a quit
de-
livery Trucks, that
used for short time
at a very low price.
a
FOR SALE
1-9 roomed house, all modern, con-
venCinces; and a live roomed ,cottage,
both 1n James street. For other part-
iculars apply 11 '
Alex, F. Cudmore,.Clinton„
Wanted.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in section 1 of The
Ontario Voters' List Act the copies re-
quired by section to be s+, trans-
mitted lir delivered of the list, made
pursuant to said Act, of all persons
appearing by the last ,of
15 11
of the said ;\luni8ipality to be entitled
to v) in the uAlunici alld t
y at
r
elections for members of the Legis-
lative Assembly ;and at :Municipal elect-
ions; and that the said list vas first
posted up at my otlice in the 'Town
tLQI, Clinton, on the Fifteenth illy 11
October, 11117, :out remains there tar
inspection. And I hereby call upon all
\•iters t1 take immediate proceedings
t1 have any errors 11' (n1fs(s0115 Cor-
rected according to law,
Dated this 11th day of October, 1917.
0, L. MACPFIERSON,
Town 01erk, 0(1n1'n.
For Sale
A women for general housework in
a fancily of three without children,
Box Al, Clinton.
\ htr;1 and 11 si l;I11•u 111' health. I'ov
gall', :Apply to Mrs. C. Bezzo.
�� TIouse
--
to Rent
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres on Mill Road. 4 miles
from Seaforth and 2 miles from Bruce -
field. All cleared and in good state of
cultivation. Brick house with furnace,
Basement Barn, Cement Silo. Spring
water piped to barn, goad well at house
Rural Mail and Phone,
for further particulars apply to own-
er. Atex. A Watt, 1 19 Ontario Street,
Guelph, or John Rankin, Real Estate
and lnsuurance Brucker, Seaforth, Ont.
'1'11,• Hnll Cord Cottage is )ironed to
Ie[. i1,t w•nter hone, t•leetrie light,
Int 111 two c1u w,•lionu r., very eoml'nrt•
nb]n,
coni I'o1' ('nrnarc may b1• jmr
alutsell 11'.litl hit.' (t'1)1111, •
W. Bt'ydono
STOVE FOR SALE
A 41,31 heater, practically new,
be seen at Elliott's Livery Barn,
Lost
10,
V r Sale
This mill has I',ecn rased by the Doh-
erty Piano Co„ and who alight purchase
the entire output annually ; is in fairly
Good condition. Capacity 8 to 50 thous
11(1(1 feet per • day. Free use of the 11. R.
siding. Abundance of yard room. Slabs
would nearly pay running expenses.
Apply to W. 69oiserty', (11 atm
Gold tilled gents' watch chain with.
Masonic Key 51(1114 set in solid gold at-
tached, Finder please leave at New
0rewart '
Era (Alice and get reward.
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
WORK.
A number of good reliable Alen can
secure steady employment on Munition
work, Apply to,
The Rota, Bell Engine & Thresher Co.,
Seaforth, Ontario,
k"fal''t't Toler Order
t'ot' some of our Western Oats, which
we havo bast received and -800 vitt
charge you no more than 1f they wore
just the ordinary grade of Oats.
7f you wish to 880)180 some et these
Oats place your order early its they
are going fast.
Wo always have a full stock of
Flour and Feed.
Ugliest ilerices plaid for Grain •
Jenk
mms &ori
Phone 199. ltesidenea 9 on (00
Mouse Ilii' t"isiie.
A one and a half storey frame
house, 12 rooms, situated on Mary
street, barn, X acre of garden and
orchard; waterworks and electric
light Apply i
V to
1
..
Y ii Lr 3,
- - W Bit AO Clnton
Straved
From lot 24, con 6, Hallett. a
yearling heifer with a mark on
dewlap, A. suitable reward will be
paid for information lending to,
No, 1,cClinton rPhone 15 gr 1 R.
105.
For Sale or to Rent
The brick house on Raglan street,
10W occupied by J, E. Doherty, for sale
or to rent. Electric Tight and town
water; 2 :teres of land. with stable. All
in good repair.
Apply to David Cantcloa.
ai i,�y 4'. ,i s
—• HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO. —
CANADA
The Home of the Ded Deer and the
Moose
OPEN SEASONS
Deer—November 1st to November
t ti, inclusive,
Moose—November 1st to November
, , , 15th inclusive. In some of the
Northern f1istricts of Ontario, in-
cluding Tiulagami, the open season is
from November 1st to November SOtte
inclusive. in that part ad the Province
of Ontario 1)111g North 111 the Canadian
Quebec
Government Railway from the t,ueltc
to the Manil.d'1 boundary, the open
season for :Moose is Iron October 10111
toNorgnlber 301h,
Write for cony cif "I'1a\'.'rounds
--The Haunts of Fish and Game."
t:ivim,' Grupe laws, Huntint,' Re-
1''uLltions, etc.. h1 C. E. Homier,
(3Iron Station. Toronto. Ont.
3.,»1 Hansford &bun, city pa1sen-
gter and Ticket Agents, phone 57
\ f7 Pettis,', .r1) ion atzent
Ray and Forst Spells
Are Warnings of Heart Trouble
That Should Be Heeded.
' those Those feelings of weakness, t elizz y
spells and "all gone" sinking sensations,
which come over some people from time
to limo 580 w=arnings that Hurst not go
unheeded. They indlea un an ('5O•eniely
weakened condition of the heart and a
f 'n 1uIm-t
dtsor(]ered aL•rto of the
n1 tt4,
1'11000 who are wise will start inking
Milburn's Heart; and Nene fills before
their case uecones hopeless, They (111811
110 equal for steenglhcning the head
and invigorating the nerves.
Mrs, Tamil Brooks, Upper (i,tr+'tow•n,
N B,, \writes; -..•',UI last t•ummer un11
Winter 1 had dizzy and wool w,:•ley,
headaches and fainting I111t1 blind .41s,
A. friend rerun ;nt'pded 11311018"s 1l,vlrt.
and Nerve Pills lig rue, 1 hod nnfy
fakes IWO hoxls When T found great re+a
lief. 1 highly 1 (numrmil m itb 1tl!
,�.
who atllfl,1'' from heart tat u111e," z; ,
11'ilbrun'a Heart oral Nbrl'n 1,'311s 1.11
li0c, per box at all dealers (
t�troll:O
direct on receipt or prim, ley ' .e r:18t11�
burn Co,, I.imited,'I131\,ntu Out, -