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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-11-22, Page 2• 1 TUE CLINTON NEVV Thursday, Nov, 2211d, 1917, PAGE 2 , •••, *••••,10., . P8004.'47045 C-1114422.41=17414.1:11.1=t4/Fr21111Z=C112=1,11174=101221V.'10:4=1= Puteg12=2=4,4 . Dry Goode Wear Garments 50 PHONE 78 and House furnishings, thrii Underweir Fir he C Dys, Every precaution has been taken to make our underwear stock good -so good that one -trial will make a customer of you -forever. You will find here only the very best brands includ- ing Watson's, Penman's and Turnbull's. Nothing better made for children or ladies. All the very latest improvenients that tend to raise the standard of perfection higher. • • Millinery Special For Saturday $3.98 ; I We are putting on sale Saturday one table of hats of the newest styles. J Values up to $6.00 for Special Suit Sale 25 Per Cent Discount We will have on sale Saturday fifteen suits. They are right up to the minute in style with the latest trimmings. Every suit is this sea- son's model. Colors Brown, Green, Navy and Black. This is a real .opportunity to buy a Suit much below the regular price. Wool Batting for Comforters. We have in stock too Ths pure wool batting good quality thoroughly scoured and free from oil or dirt. Very desirable for comforters. A lb 75c. 3111:1110212111.111-1,0121=1=1:312, $3.98 YOUR WEEKLY 5.7 ER Perhaps you haven't been thinking much about,it-just taking for granted that $1.00 a year is a right price for The New Era, year af- ter yeoir, let other things cost what they may. 13ut you twe a reasonable being, and so can see that the price of a weekly newspaper should no marc remain "fixed" year after year than the prices such common things as beefsteak, wheat, motor cars, sugar, eggs, lumber, coal, potatoes, horses, boots, clover seed, land. Can you think of any other commodity except newspapers and their like whose price has remained unchanged and unchanging year after year? Why, then, should your news- paper's price remain forever the same -the same, for example, as when you could buy A cord of wood for $1.50 A bushel of wheat for 50 cents A dozen of eggs for 10 cents A common fowl for .25 cents A pound of butter for 12 cents A cow for .$25. The war has brought to a crisis a conditi- on of things which 'has vexed publishers for years; the selling -price of their newspaper. it has sent prices of paper, ink, type and supplies skyward. It is costing us many more dollars a week now to produce The New Era than before the outbreak of war. Where do we get off at •-in the slang language .of today. The answer we must get more for The New Era. And o in 0 few weeks the subscription price of The New Era will be S 1.5o. You arereasonable, and so we count on you to meet the nec- essities of the situation cheer- fully. Three cents a week for :,.our local newspaper -it is v,.orth the price, is it not? Less than the price of a Smoke R cyr :IN EN w(---% enough for a meek or more. the mayor hits been in touch with the authorities hi Toronto and tittaiva, but 1141 far with little of' no success, . Wood Is very ...e. ee.e. . scarce also, very Ilttle being brought In. . A load of Iniecl 100031 NW fur $1 0 a cord STANLEY.. '. Miss Edna • James, who was •11 stile in ,stove lengths. ,„ dent of the Winghain High School until Maitland Lodge, NO, 33, A. 1', & Mr, John. Moffat went 00 Hammon midsummer, has been successful in Se- A. M., elected the following ofileers for on Tuesday of last week to eheild ihe curing the &Si Carter seholarship fur the ensuing' eear: R. 1 Megaw, W. M.; funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Congo, of Huron County, valued at „g too, George MuoVicar, S. W.; Cluts.K. Satin - that cltr. 'rho ,w,,, addition to the Wingharn dors, J. VI Her, R, 0. .McDermid, Rev. Henry Dield and wife of Ade- hospital is almost completed and it chaplain; R. 0; Reynolds, treasurer; J. bide, 'visited his brother, Mr, M. V. public reception will be held on Thurs. ,straiton, secretary; A. T, Kaiting, tyter. Diehl and other relatiVe0. and C9 1311113* (1111' efternoon and evenieg,legivember- Mr. George F. .Lewis, deputy tire tanees last week.- They returned home 'i, 1 l• 1 eee‘t1nillie.gaikilktiilgcI0ssmarshall, ot ontarM, was n town ar. on 1)3(131)' in their auto, ‘,i11 ie PtstiCilbtr nIeCaISaniranging for an investigaton into 3310 , The young men of this district ar». diplomas. cause. ort,:in and circumstances 31011- ‘,0111ed. 00 10 register- under the Con- The farmers are Hiking advantage of.131.11:M 01.ted with the lire at the plant of the cription Act, ' the ideal weather to raise their roots, Goderieh anufacturipg Co, August 29 potatoes, etc, . '11131 coetest to secure new members PORTER'S HILL for ' St. Paul's A.Y.P, which has uethauy congregation held a fowl i been carried rni for the last month was AUBURN. s • . . sepper al the home of At t'S. Peter Me- closed on Monday night. The members - Rev. J. R.'Aliller of Milverton, took Dougall on TuesdaY eVellingt Nos', 13131. i wore divided irll° tw° teams. The the services on the Methodist circuit There was a large attendance, and after membership was increased by 97. The on Sunday last conducting a special at .plentiful repast a most pleasant social members of this society are mailing memorial service in the westood evening was spent, This - gathering this week 43 boxes of Christirias cheer church in honor of the late Pte. Charles has now become 0 yearly occurrence, to the boys of St. Paul's Church, who J. Whiteman. and hoes to promoie good fellowship are serving their country overseas. A large 1Iu331ber of the members and among the members of the cmigregat. friends of the 1311311011 congregation met ion. - . In the basement of the church to wel- , LONDESBORO. come the new pastor, Rev. E. 0, Porde. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Campbell, spent . LONDON ROAD. the week end visiting friends he Luck- , BRUCEFIELD. Word has been received that Gunner 11010. Albert Livermore, has undergone a Don't forget the sewing bee at Mrs. Victory Loan, -A meeting will be second operation in a military hospita J. Fingland's next Wednesday after- held at Bruceeeld on Monday evening, in England, but the doctors were un- noon, Nov. 28th, for the purpose of Nov. 261h at 8 o'clock on behalf of the successful in removing a piece of the making french capsfor the soldiers. . Victory Loan, Rev, Mr. Flogg, of Clin- shell that -is stilt near his 53)1110, lie has The young ladies of the Red Cross ton and others will address the meet- 111.081been in the hospital since Sept Society Intend holding If baZ1111C 011 ing. Everybody is invited. 2 Dec. 15311, The proceeds go towards 111e Kelly Circle of the Presbyterian 'I he League will hold a box social Red Cross work. Anyone wishing to church are holding their annual sale of next Tuesday night at the home of Mr, cuntribute anything towards it are re- heme-made cooking and fancy work Will. Falconer's. The proceeds will be quested to hand the articles In as soon on Thursday evening, November 29th at 7.30 p, 01,, in the Sunday School for patriotic purposes. as possible. Mr, prank Layton is now nn the The regular meeting' of the Red 31p1.011 of the church. Lunch will be Road finishing up the grain threshing. Cross Society • will be held in the served throughout the evning, Some farmers have threshed their r '.ownship Hall on Nov. 30t11, beans, but they are a poor quality and The annual meeting of the Londes- 11 poor ).. boro branch.of the Red Cross Society The Solicitors in the Township or was held in the Forrester's hall on Fri- ! Stanley have been collecting through- day afternoon, Nov. 16331, when the lot - out the township for the Patriotic Fund lowing Officers were elected for the The West.End Beef Ring finished up ensuing year: - their year and held their business meet ing and macte plans for the next seaosn GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mrs. Bert Murphy and son Joe, are .visiting with friends and relatives in Detroit and other points in Michigan. The young people on the 16th con- cesson are preparing an entertainment to be given in No. 11 school house on December 23. They are preparing two good plays, as well as drills, recitations etc. The proceeds will be devoted to Patriotic purposes. Charlie Connell, Ray Connell and C111111101 Miller left last week for Toron- to to work in the ship-ylfrds there. Quite a number of the young men of this district have been exempted but a few will have to answer their Country's call. A large number attended the nomina- tion it Clinton last Monday. Needless to say from now till Christmas the ele akin will be the main thing with some. Mr. Roland Jenkins spent a few (1e) s last week with his sister in Goderich. The tine weather of the past fort- night has been of great use to the farine rs, Goderich Township Council met 011 Nov. 5313 in Holmes' Hall, Hol 11110101110, with all members -present. Minutes of last meeting as read were confirmed. A communication from Secretaryl Abott of the.Organization of Resources Committee was read urging al muni- cipal officers to mato?. the Canada Vic- '12 }1 NYebster tory Loan a success, met with the ap- Mr. Thomas Millar proval of the Council. Mrs. Geo Crawford The following accountS received the Mr. john Grainger sanction of the Council and orders James Campbell were drawn on the Treasurer for the Mrs, William Govier 1.00 paynient of the same, . Mrs. Harry McCool, tickets 'sold Geo. W. Sturdy, 'valuating sheep.$4.00 for towels S. Andrews, killed by 'dogs . , 30.00 Small 01110111AS Jas, Eiair, sheep killed by dogs . 2.00 Proceeds of picnic Jno. 0131101(31 use of grader and out Membership fees tit for. drain 16.00 Sundries A. Seeley. - repairing grader.. 19.00 Total G. tlolland, overseeing work 1,00 ' 3 t .50 $1 090.22 R. Rowland, spikes - t 9 British Red Cross Weston Bros, building cement cul- verts end bridges in Twp -.486,50 H. Powell, drawing gravel 11.50 Subscriptions for British Red Cross S. Halstead, cedar posts and nails 5.00 L Curisin'work 012 S. R. 4.00 If. Tebbutt, use of team on S.R. 2.00 On motion of Councillors Ginn and Lindsay Council adjourned to meet first Monday in December at 10 a.m. Adam Cantelon,Clerk. President -Mrs. C H. Manning, Vice -President -Mrs. H. Moon, Secreary-Miss Mary Crawford Treasurer -Mrs, D. Geddes, The following I/ a statement of the past years -work:- Receipts Concert by Auburn Club 64.5.50 Concert given by Belgrave clubt 00.20 Cceicert by home talent 13,80 Hard time Social 25.15 Rummage Sale 235.50 Council grants 271.50 Hullett and Goderich ii.s.s. No 10 1.30 Mullett S.S. No, 7 1.25 Hullett S. S. Nb, 4 10,70 Hullett S. S. No. 8 6,80 Methodist, Sunday School ... , 16.85 Sale of waste paper . 6.00 AieSSrS, McCooI, Govier, Town- send and Radford 15.00) Sale of lee cream 19.20 Proceeds of 10 cent teas Mrs. Grainger 2.85 Airs. G, Moon 6.50 Mrs, Wm Hiles 5.20 Air. Raymond McConnell .. 1.135 In the eorresters' Hall 10.00 Donations Robert Gibbs • 2.00 Henry Leer 1.00 Mrs Stisen Crawford 1.75 kits C. II. Manning 3.50 Mrs. Gavle flanditon 5.00 Miss Mary Watt 3.50 1.50 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 tom 3.10 121.00 28 50 32.22 131121.72 WINGHAM. Miss Mary Scott 1.00 Miss Belle Scott 1.00 Mrs. Susan Crawford 2.00 Mrs. Geo. Crawford 5.00 Mrs, E. J. Crawford 1.00 Mrs, Fingland • 2,00 Mrs, Jas, Campbell 33.00 Mrs. D. Geddes Lou mrs. John Grainger 1.00 1 00 .50 .50 5.00 1.00 1,00 1.00 .50 -3.00 1.00 .00 1,00 1.00 1331.50 Mrs. Chas. Manning Messrs. Benninger, of Grand Valley, Airs, C. H. Manning have leased the basement of the Kent Miss Lily Brunsdon block and purpose opeeing a creamery Miss L. Brigham in Winglnn. These premises were Mrs. Gavin Hamilton formerly used as a creamery and will Miss Sara Caldwell be refined. 3 Mrs, George, McVittie Mrs, lienry Moon Miss Mary Watt Mrs. Geo. Moon Miss Flossie Moon Mrs, Robert Caldwell Mrs Thomas Fairservice Small amounts EJ Bu Victory Bond Expenditures sheeting and 101(111131 .$3 3 5. 1 1 NE,Iii:I11 el, n $355.1 Flannel, sheeting and towling230.3 3 Postage and express 1-1.44 Sht,lx:e,1 d1. 20'691 1r:ssat supPlies to the i 1 21.4 1 Sent to Belgian Relief Fund 50.00 V. Al. C.,•.A. work 01 France 125.00 liospliel 111 France 147,50 l'•••rnian 5.00 31:(1.131 l3a1,u;c 033 111013 1 7 Total 51 i2 1.72 The Society have oh: eped to France the following: -Socks, 62:; 1,4r.'.1 shirk 1313; pillow covers 3 dwell; towels 27 scarfs 4; sheets,4; hospital shirts, 15 boxes 30 soldiers, Feb, '113, 31; Aug, 20111, 40, GODERICH. Ntes. AlcGrattan and B, Lymburner arrived home on 'Cuesday evening and were met at the station by the council and a good crcAvd. A1rs, Margaret McLean, of this time rens notified that her son, Gunner Roy Angus McLean, has been reported Suf- fering front contusion of the back. Gunner McLean went to Prance With the 55th Battery, t)f Guelph. The eoal situation in Goderich is becolning serious and unless somethhig I s done the cold Weather Will cause a lett of suffering. The local deelerS receive about a ear a week, but this means only about 300 pounds to a necessarily limited number of custom - ell, Solite people, or about 75% 'o( those who burn elOityliftVe Ottly abed HENSALL The citizens were very sorry to learn "Wes" Caldwell, who has been serving overseas from the begin- ning of the war and who had been in many battles, has been both wounded and gassed. Word was also lately re- ceiVed that Sergt. Hiram Johnston and Pte. Appleton had also been wounded. EXETER. In Exeter the funeral of Pte Jules 0. Brown who died on Monday night took place on Thursday. Besides his widow he leaves a small daughter and son, and his soldier son, William. Many wreaths and sprays showeti the high esteem in which Mr. Brown was held in this community, among theni being a beautiful spray from the War Veter- 11115, London. BRUSSELS An old and highly esteemed resi- dent of this locality died os Wednes- day night in the person of Duncan Tay- lor, in his 70th year. He was a resi- dent of Grey Township for a great maey years, moviug to town about tO years ago. The funeral took place this afternoon to Brussels Cemetery, William McKenzie, .11 resident of Grey Township for a great many years, died al the home of his sister, Mrs. George McNichol, Frederick street, Brussels, on Tuesday morning; after a short illness from pneumonia. He 'Nati 71 years of age. interment was made yesterday. At the annual meeting of Brussels Horticultural Society the treasurer's report showed an expenditure of 311 311 15 during the past year and a balanc,, on hand of $4 6.5 5. Following are the officers for the coining year: Hon- orary president, W. 11, Kerr; pres- ident, hie; iirst vice-president, D. C. Ross: second vice president, Miss Maude Ferguson; secretary -treas- urer, 33. S. Scott; auditors, 13, J. Jack- son and G. li. Semis; directors, A Strac- han, A. 0, Dames, Airs. A. C. Baker, Mrs. P. Ament, Mrs. John Mcdonald and Mrs, (Rev.) Lundy. The 1 00 -acre farm of the late John Mason, 3rd line of Morris TownShip, has been purehased by Joseph Hogg, who is the present tenant, the price being 85,000, SEAFORTH. Five carloads of heavy horses were shipped from here for the English mar - 100s. They were purchased by E. T. Roberts, representing an English ern There were 81 111 Ole shipment, valued at 5221,000, CLINTON MARKETS • Hogs 111 7.00 Sheep 1111 to 5 1 0 Lambs 510 Wheat 52.00 to $2.05 Oats 60 to 65 Butter 40 to 4231 EggS 40 to 42c Barley 7.531 to 81.15 Buckwheat 131.15 Bran ,.. $38 Shorts S44 Hay $8 Public Meeting. A public meeting of all women in Clinton and surrounding vicinity who are in favor of the return of the Union Government will be held at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening in the Council chamber. The meeting is for ingan- izalion and is open to all interested, es- pecially all women who have votes in the coming election. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . • In the Estete of William Bird, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having (1,11015 against the es- tate of William 13ird, late of the Town of Clinton, in the Coenty of Hume, retired ditcher, deceased, who died on or about the 1.1111 day of April 1 91 7 are required fo deliver to the undersigned execiitors, or their solicitor on or be. fore the loth day of December 1 9 1.7, a NH statement of their claims together with particulars thereof and the nature' of the securities: if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned dale the said Creentors will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto IlaYhtg regard only to such claims as they shall have received due notice and in acCordance therewith, DATIlb at Clinton, this tOth day of November, A.D., 1917. Hadley, Taylor, R.R. No, 1,.13elgrave Opt; Robert Toney; Glintonf Ont, Ex- ecutors. 13rydnne, Dot, Solicitor for the Ilxactitors. NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of John Scrnton, De., ceased. • NOTICE is Intrebv given that all persons having claim's against the es- tate of John Sermon, late of the town if Clinton, in County Of Huron, merchant, deeeasej, who died 011 11C 411/0 1110 (1131 day of November 1317, are required to deliver tt) the under- signed administrator or his solicitor 011 or before the 15113 day of December. 31)17 a full statement of their claims together with paViculars therein end the nature the securities, if any. hold by them all duly vet -Hied by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that ;titer the said last mentioned date the said administrator, will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and accordance therewith. DATED at Clinton this 2 tst day of November, A.D., 1 91 7, Harry Tarr Rance, Clinton, Ont.. Administrator, W. Br:Mime; 01131 Con; Ont. • Solieitor for the Administrator. Notice to Debtors. All persons indebted to the estate of John Scruton, deceased are required to make payment of the amount of -their indebtedness to the undersigned or Ills solicitor, forthwith, as the Ad- ministrator desires to .ffistribute the estate without delay. - Harry. Torr Rance, Clinton, Ont., Adminiatrator. W. Beydone, Clinton, 0313. Solicitor for the Administrator. MEETING OF HURON COUNTV COUNCIL The council of the corporation of the County of Huron will meet in Ole Council Chamber in the Town of Gode- rich, on Tuesday the 4113 day of Dec- ember next, at the hour of 3 o'clock. W. LANE, Clerk, Dated Nov. 20th, 1937. FARM FOR SALE 49 acres, Lot 26, North half, Con- eeSSiOn 12, 11011e11 Township, one mile north of Londesboro. School on cor- ner of farm. Barn 36x5 6 feet, with stabling underneath; straw shed; driv- ing shed 26x30 feet; cement silo 12x 27 feet. A frame house with kitchen. All buildings are in good shape. Land mostly in grass, For terms and fur- ther particulars apply to, Richard Shaddick, Dec. 33- Londesboro NOTICE TO PUBLIC The undersikned have decided OW- ing to the high cash prices they have to pay and the difficulty of borrowing moneY under the present circumstances to put their business on a strictly cash basis. Therefore on and after the 1 St day of December, 1 917, 30(11)5 will be strictly cash and all outstanding' ac- counts owing to the firm must be paid either by notes or cash by the Ise day of January, 19 1 8. FORD & McLEOD, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. mi THE ESTATE OF GEORGE LAVIS. NoTioli is hereley given that all per- sons having claims against the estate of George Levis, late 3 the Town 'of Clinton, in the County of Huron, agent deceased, mem died on or about the loth day of October, 1117 are required to deliver to the undersigned adminis- trator on or before the P5th day of December 1937, a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof and the nature of the securi- ties, if any, held by them, all duly vent - lied by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said ad- ministrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having re- gard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and in ac- cordance therewith. Dated at Clinton, this tOth day of November, A.D. 1937, C. B. HALE, Administrator. _._..__. NOTICE TO DEBTORS Ail persons -indebted to the late George [Avis are required to call upon me and arrange for settlement of their liabilities forthwith, G. B. Hale, Adminskator. HOUSE FOR SALE Good brick residence, corner of Ratt- enbury and William streets; all modern conveniences; good stable on premises. For particulars apply to Mrs. James Twitchell r are Tom. Cirerr for 190010 or one Woutorn Onto. which we have 3(103 revolved n11i1 wo charge you no loom thou it 1111V 5111(1) just ain ordtinirr 11111110 Ot 0110. It you 'Cub to litieurn nom or Omen Oats photo your (many otirly 1114 111113' are going foot, WO alWays Immo n run stork or Flour and rends Highest, Prices pahl for Crain W. Jenkins &Son Phene Resithneo 4 on tti SOLE AGENT FOR D.L. & W. Scranton Coal and D.111 es .Lackawanna Both highest gradeof anthracite. The price will be at the rock lottom, and all we ask in return is that ;111 accounts he paid promptly A. J. Holl 1, way Office Phone 3 BRING YOUR MOTOR OAR to the Clinton Motor car Co. Shops when it needs intentiou, we will give you good service, and our price moder- ate We con also store your car when not in use. We have for a quick sale 2 light de- livery Trucks, that have only been used for a short time and will be sold at a very low price. THE CLINTON MOTOR CAR CO. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres on Mill Road, 4 miles from Seaforth and 2 mlles from Bruce - field, Al! cleared and in good state of cultivation, Brick house with furnace. Basement Barn, Cement Silo. Spring water piped to barn, good well at house Rural Mail and Phone. For further particulars apply to own- er, Alex. A Watt, 119 Ontario Street, Guelph, or John Rankle, Real Estate and Insuurance Brocker, Seaforth, Ont. NOTICE Ratepayers are reminded that pay- ment of the second instalment of taxes should be made as early as possible. The last day for payment is Dec. 14113., after which 5% will be added. No notice other than this advertistnent wi11 be given. Bring your tax statement when making payment. Jos. Wheatley, Tax Collector. Clinton, Nov. ist, 1917. District Representatives Wanted At once for Clinton and the County, of Huron. Good opportunity for a live salesman, experience not 0 necessary. Good prospects fur the season's bust - )less now starting. Write for further particulars. Stone & Wellington, "The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries," Tor-, onto, Ont. -5 - MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION WORK. A number of good reliable men can secure steady employment on Munition work, .Apply to, The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Seaforth, Ontario. WANTED Potatoes and turnips. Highest mar- ket price paid on day of delivery. Pot- atoes for immediate delivery. Phone 3362 - Box 192 - Huron Produce Co, For Sale or to Rent The brick house on Raglan skeet, now occupied by J,e,E. Doherty, for sale or to rent. Electric light and town water; 2 acres of land. with stable. All in good repair. Apply to David Cantelon. DRANDIft NNV THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE between ' MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cars on principal day tratns. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. lotto ltansford &Son. city paesen- 4er and Agentsphone 3)7 3)0 PRIlktot Jur,p0. HAD WORST CASE OF COSTEIVOM DOCTOR E.f.E111:WW. i1Ithoni31ti gym, enlly ns comoii,at::.11 0,111 ?kW. t'Xi14 111110, 44121110 Of 1 1e1 -4.1111,4 , 11111e11 1,10 i1111.4" fole.11 11, livor,, .11 11111141e4 of 1111 11e,i11t 1' r.`,11111114V , 1131131010e (3,,, 10111 11.4 32 if :•1a cm. von'nf to eeeerei 11,1131, the lene,. irregu- tern) 5110111,1 1,0 1''' lee:looted, Nlillnan'e 1 11\a..1.iver Pills have no entinl for r,liotitnt 111,,l miring coutititmt., taut tinti nit tot troultieN, .11,1. P. 1\ larlin, Isrinve .1B,evt, P.m*, writ t -t. ''1 luul one of the worst ee,,es V01140131101011 13131 11111`1121` lOSil 110 had Over k1101111, and Ntilburn'a Lamt-Liver PIN %greed me of it. 71v fathet-in-low had need therm in (net 110 111141 the one who Agave them in me. A number of 1200010 nt11111111 110114 1100 theta, and the,.v 511 any that they aro the 134,113 pills they ever used " taxa-tiver 1tl1» nee 2101. vial at, all dealor ma,NI ti;reet, 0531 rocoint of iniee by T, 1\1111men (O,,, 1,11011,3, Toivoto, Ont. ... t. ..'• .I„ ii 1331 ' 1 Are You Tied Up ncloos? If se, your whole system naturallygete lied up too. A lazy liver and condi. pated bowels are bad t hings,dangerous things. Exercise as much as you can -hut keep your liver and bowels up to the mark ail the time. Take one pill regularly j -until you are sure are all right again. g 'RYER' g ITTLE7 IVER 1:1 PILLS .. 14 fewine bear. lignatur. if: Aer4•0"'t0 0 4 6 Colorless faces often show thb absence of iron in the blood. • 'X 0 Carter's Iron Pills f 1 will ludo this condition. e Expenditures sheeting and 101(111131 .$3 3 5. 1 1 NE,Iii:I11 el, n $355.1 Flannel, sheeting and towling230.3 3 Postage and express 1-1.44 Sht,lx:e,1 d1. 20'691 1r:ssat supPlies to the i 1 21.4 1 Sent to Belgian Relief Fund 50.00 V. Al. C.,•.A. work 01 France 125.00 liospliel 111 France 147,50 l'•••rnian 5.00 31:(1.131 l3a1,u;c 033 111013 1 7 Total 51 i2 1.72 The Society have oh: eped to France the following: -Socks, 62:; 1,4r.'.1 shirk 1313; pillow covers 3 dwell; towels 27 scarfs 4; sheets,4; hospital shirts, 15 boxes 30 soldiers, Feb, '113, 31; Aug, 20111, 40, GODERICH. Ntes. AlcGrattan and B, Lymburner arrived home on 'Cuesday evening and were met at the station by the council and a good crcAvd. A1rs, Margaret McLean, of this time rens notified that her son, Gunner Roy Angus McLean, has been reported Suf- fering front contusion of the back. Gunner McLean went to Prance With the 55th Battery, t)f Guelph. The eoal situation in Goderich is becolning serious and unless somethhig I s done the cold Weather Will cause a lett of suffering. The local deelerS receive about a ear a week, but this means only about 300 pounds to a necessarily limited number of custom - ell, Solite people, or about 75% 'o( those who burn elOityliftVe Ottly abed HENSALL The citizens were very sorry to learn "Wes" Caldwell, who has been serving overseas from the begin- ning of the war and who had been in many battles, has been both wounded and gassed. Word was also lately re- ceiVed that Sergt. Hiram Johnston and Pte. Appleton had also been wounded. EXETER. In Exeter the funeral of Pte Jules 0. Brown who died on Monday night took place on Thursday. Besides his widow he leaves a small daughter and son, and his soldier son, William. Many wreaths and sprays showeti the high esteem in which Mr. Brown was held in this community, among theni being a beautiful spray from the War Veter- 11115, London. BRUSSELS An old and highly esteemed resi- dent of this locality died os Wednes- day night in the person of Duncan Tay- lor, in his 70th year. He was a resi- dent of Grey Township for a great maey years, moviug to town about tO years ago. The funeral took place this afternoon to Brussels Cemetery, William McKenzie, .11 resident of Grey Township for a great many years, died al the home of his sister, Mrs. George McNichol, Frederick street, Brussels, on Tuesday morning; after a short illness from pneumonia. He 'Nati 71 years of age. interment was made yesterday. At the annual meeting of Brussels Horticultural Society the treasurer's report showed an expenditure of 311 311 15 during the past year and a balanc,, on hand of $4 6.5 5. Following are the officers for the coining year: Hon- orary president, W. 11, Kerr; pres- ident, hie; iirst vice-president, D. C. Ross: second vice president, Miss Maude Ferguson; secretary -treas- urer, 33. S. Scott; auditors, 13, J. Jack- son and G. li. Semis; directors, A Strac- han, A. 0, Dames, Airs. A. C. Baker, Mrs. P. Ament, Mrs. John Mcdonald and Mrs, (Rev.) Lundy. The 1 00 -acre farm of the late John Mason, 3rd line of Morris TownShip, has been purehased by Joseph Hogg, who is the present tenant, the price being 85,000, SEAFORTH. Five carloads of heavy horses were shipped from here for the English mar - 100s. They were purchased by E. T. Roberts, representing an English ern There were 81 111 Ole shipment, valued at 5221,000, CLINTON MARKETS • Hogs 111 7.00 Sheep 1111 to 5 1 0 Lambs 510 Wheat 52.00 to $2.05 Oats 60 to 65 Butter 40 to 4231 EggS 40 to 42c Barley 7.531 to 81.15 Buckwheat 131.15 Bran ,.. $38 Shorts S44 Hay $8 Public Meeting. A public meeting of all women in Clinton and surrounding vicinity who are in favor of the return of the Union Government will be held at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening in the Council chamber. The meeting is for ingan- izalion and is open to all interested, es- pecially all women who have votes in the coming election. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . • In the Estete of William Bird, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having (1,11015 against the es- tate of William 13ird, late of the Town of Clinton, in the Coenty of Hume, retired ditcher, deceased, who died on or about the 1.1111 day of April 1 91 7 are required fo deliver to the undersigned execiitors, or their solicitor on or be. fore the loth day of December 1 9 1.7, a NH statement of their claims together with particulars thereof and the nature' of the securities: if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned dale the said Creentors will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto IlaYhtg regard only to such claims as they shall have received due notice and in acCordance therewith, DATIlb at Clinton, this tOth day of November, A.D., 1917. Hadley, Taylor, R.R. No, 1,.13elgrave Opt; Robert Toney; Glintonf Ont, Ex- ecutors. 13rydnne, Dot, Solicitor for the Ilxactitors. NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS. In the Estate of John Scrnton, De., ceased. • NOTICE is Intrebv given that all persons having claim's against the es- tate of John Sermon, late of the town if Clinton, in County Of Huron, merchant, deeeasej, who died 011 11C 411/0 1110 (1131 day of November 1317, are required to deliver tt) the under- signed administrator or his solicitor 011 or before the 15113 day of December. 31)17 a full statement of their claims together with paViculars therein end the nature the securities, if any. hold by them all duly vet -Hied by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE that ;titer the said last mentioned date the said administrator, will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and accordance therewith. DATED at Clinton this 2 tst day of November, A.D., 1 91 7, Harry Tarr Rance, Clinton, Ont.. Administrator, W. Br:Mime; 01131 Con; Ont. • Solieitor for the Administrator. Notice to Debtors. All persons indebted to the estate of John Scruton, deceased are required to make payment of the amount of -their indebtedness to the undersigned or Ills solicitor, forthwith, as the Ad- ministrator desires to .ffistribute the estate without delay. - Harry. Torr Rance, Clinton, Ont., Adminiatrator. W. Beydone, Clinton, 0313. Solicitor for the Administrator. MEETING OF HURON COUNTV COUNCIL The council of the corporation of the County of Huron will meet in Ole Council Chamber in the Town of Gode- rich, on Tuesday the 4113 day of Dec- ember next, at the hour of 3 o'clock. W. LANE, Clerk, Dated Nov. 20th, 1937. FARM FOR SALE 49 acres, Lot 26, North half, Con- eeSSiOn 12, 11011e11 Township, one mile north of Londesboro. School on cor- ner of farm. Barn 36x5 6 feet, with stabling underneath; straw shed; driv- ing shed 26x30 feet; cement silo 12x 27 feet. A frame house with kitchen. All buildings are in good shape. Land mostly in grass, For terms and fur- ther particulars apply to, Richard Shaddick, Dec. 33- Londesboro NOTICE TO PUBLIC The undersikned have decided OW- ing to the high cash prices they have to pay and the difficulty of borrowing moneY under the present circumstances to put their business on a strictly cash basis. Therefore on and after the 1 St day of December, 1 917, 30(11)5 will be strictly cash and all outstanding' ac- counts owing to the firm must be paid either by notes or cash by the Ise day of January, 19 1 8. FORD & McLEOD, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. mi THE ESTATE OF GEORGE LAVIS. NoTioli is hereley given that all per- sons having claims against the estate of George Levis, late 3 the Town 'of Clinton, in the County of Huron, agent deceased, mem died on or about the loth day of October, 1117 are required to deliver to the undersigned adminis- trator on or before the P5th day of December 1937, a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof and the nature of the securi- ties, if any, held by them, all duly vent - lied by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said ad- ministrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having re- gard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and in ac- cordance therewith. Dated at Clinton, this tOth day of November, A.D. 1937, C. B. HALE, Administrator. _._..__. NOTICE TO DEBTORS Ail persons -indebted to the late George [Avis are required to call upon me and arrange for settlement of their liabilities forthwith, G. B. Hale, Adminskator. HOUSE FOR SALE Good brick residence, corner of Ratt- enbury and William streets; all modern conveniences; good stable on premises. For particulars apply to Mrs. James Twitchell r are Tom. Cirerr for 190010 or one Woutorn Onto. which we have 3(103 revolved n11i1 wo charge you no loom thou it 1111V 5111(1) just ain ordtinirr 11111110 Ot 0110. It you 'Cub to litieurn nom or Omen Oats photo your (many otirly 1114 111113' are going foot, WO alWays Immo n run stork or Flour and rends Highest, Prices pahl for Crain W. Jenkins &Son Phene Resithneo 4 on tti SOLE AGENT FOR D.L. & W. Scranton Coal and D.111 es .Lackawanna Both highest gradeof anthracite. The price will be at the rock lottom, and all we ask in return is that ;111 accounts he paid promptly A. J. Holl 1, way Office Phone 3 BRING YOUR MOTOR OAR to the Clinton Motor car Co. Shops when it needs intentiou, we will give you good service, and our price moder- ate We con also store your car when not in use. We have for a quick sale 2 light de- livery Trucks, that have only been used for a short time and will be sold at a very low price. THE CLINTON MOTOR CAR CO. FARM FOR SALE 100 acres on Mill Road, 4 miles from Seaforth and 2 mlles from Bruce - field, Al! cleared and in good state of cultivation, Brick house with furnace. Basement Barn, Cement Silo. Spring water piped to barn, good well at house Rural Mail and Phone. For further particulars apply to own- er, Alex. A Watt, 119 Ontario Street, Guelph, or John Rankle, Real Estate and Insuurance Brocker, Seaforth, Ont. NOTICE Ratepayers are reminded that pay- ment of the second instalment of taxes should be made as early as possible. The last day for payment is Dec. 14113., after which 5% will be added. No notice other than this advertistnent wi11 be given. Bring your tax statement when making payment. Jos. Wheatley, Tax Collector. Clinton, Nov. ist, 1917. District Representatives Wanted At once for Clinton and the County, of Huron. Good opportunity for a live salesman, experience not 0 necessary. Good prospects fur the season's bust - )less now starting. Write for further particulars. Stone & Wellington, "The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries," Tor-, onto, Ont. -5 - MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION WORK. A number of good reliable men can secure steady employment on Munition work, .Apply to, The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Seaforth, Ontario. WANTED Potatoes and turnips. Highest mar- ket price paid on day of delivery. Pot- atoes for immediate delivery. Phone 3362 - Box 192 - Huron Produce Co, For Sale or to Rent The brick house on Raglan skeet, now occupied by J,e,E. Doherty, for sale or to rent. Electric light and town water; 2 acres of land. with stable. All in good repair. Apply to David Cantelon. DRANDIft NNV THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE between ' MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cars on principal day tratns. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. lotto ltansford &Son. city paesen- 4er and Agentsphone 3)7 3)0 PRIlktot Jur,p0. HAD WORST CASE OF COSTEIVOM DOCTOR E.f.E111:WW. i1Ithoni31ti gym, enlly ns comoii,at::.11 0,111 ?kW. t'Xi14 111110, 44121110 Of 1 1e1 -4.1111,4 , 11111e11 1,10 i1111.4" fole.11 11, livor,, .11 11111141e4 of 1111 11e,i11t 1' r.`,11111114V , 1131131010e (3,,, 10111 11.4 32 if :•1a cm. von'nf to eeeerei 11,1131, the lene,. irregu- tern) 5110111,1 1,0 1''' lee:looted, Nlillnan'e 1 11\a..1.iver Pills have no entinl for r,liotitnt 111,,l miring coutititmt., taut tinti nit tot troultieN, .11,1. P. 1\ larlin, Isrinve .1B,evt, P.m*, writ t -t. ''1 luul one of the worst ee,,es V01140131101011 13131 11111`1121` lOSil 110 had Over k1101111, and Ntilburn'a Lamt-Liver PIN %greed me of it. 71v fathet-in-low had need therm in (net 110 111141 the one who Agave them in me. A number of 1200010 nt11111111 110114 1100 theta, and the,.v 511 any that they aro the 134,113 pills they ever used " taxa-tiver 1tl1» nee 2101. vial at, all dealor ma,NI ti;reet, 0531 rocoint of iniee by T, 1\1111men (O,,, 1,11011,3, Toivoto, Ont.