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PAGE 2 THE CUINTON NEW ER4h.. ThtifSdity, December 7t11, 1917
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end Honing
Lownsa0R0,
furnishings, Itir, Thothai McMillan, Liberal Can
41811111 held a good meeting here last
Thursday evening,
Mr, W.Carter, the well known
chicken men, 'was :1 prize winner at
the Poultry Shoe, at Galph.
Mr, J, Merner, Conservative Can-
didate, addreesed a meeting here on
Saturday night, Ile was assisted by
Mr. Geo, E. Spo,tion, of WInghap.
Death of Mrs, W. J. Riley—Han-
nah Leach relict of the late W. J. Riley:
died in Londesboro on December 1st.
She was a native of Devonshire, ling -
land and born In that County in'1849.
She leaves to MO= her loss, one
brother ''John ,of Sault Ste, Marie, and
one sister, Mrs, 5, N1I:880g, Londes-
boro and three sons and four (laugh-
ters, Harry, of Londesboro, Joseph
and Forest, of Newark, New Jersey;
Mrs, W. L. Mair, of Hulled ; Mrs. G.
W, Bradford, of Godvich ; Mrs. FN,
feloss, of Wawanosh and Mrs, L, D.
Walters, of lecindon.
inter Suits-
lidalf Price
Saturday
As we want to clear out every
Suit is stock, we put every Suit on
Sale Saturday at exactly 1/2 the
regular price.
These are all new suits this
season.. The latest styles.. Colors
—Navy and Black only. Only
twelve left. Sizes 36 to 44.
*1*
COME EARLY FOR
BEST CHOICE•
Mid Season
Sale Of Winter Coats
Smart Comfortable and becoming styles in Beavers, Vel.
,ours, Tweeds and Chinchiela possessing' all the new styles;
touches, in Belts, pockets and trimmings. Sizes 16, 18, 36, 38
40, 42 and 44. 25% Discount off all Coats. Come while the
assortment is good.
Your Choice of any Ladies Hat up
to $700 at $3.98.
-TAG •DAY, DEC. 15th
A Tag purchased on Dec. 1 5 th wiIl adt you to a good
show fors good cause.
Buy a Tag on Dec. 1 5th for the Show on Dec. 1 Sth. Only
500 will be sold. The Girls will call on you.
19171i999=81..r.fr'o.
GODERICH DISTRICT
MEETING
The Goderich Methodist District
Meeting was convened in Londesboro
Methodist church, Thursday, Nov, 2eth
the morning session beginning at 11
a.m.
The Chairman, Rev. J. A. Agnew
presided,
- When the devotional exercises were
concluded the first address. wee given
.by Rev. R, .1. • McCormick, subject:
"What is the duty and opportunity of
the -local committee on social service
and •eyangelism." As an outcome of
this -address the following resolution
was submitted to the meeting and after
a
careful and judicious debate it was
cerned unanimously...
Miyved by Rev. le. J. McCormick, of
Blyth, Seconded by -Mr. C. J. Wallis,
Olintole that we, laymen and ministers
of the Goderich Methodist District here
assembled at Londesboro, do heartily.
commend "the Conservatives and Liber-
als of our coutitry, who, so many, of
'them,. lieve•lalci aside party affiliations
and have 110111188 11 Union Government
whose policy as outlined is to put forth
every effort to bring toe a successful,
conclusioe. this war, involving as it
does larger sacrifices front our peo-
ple, and we do hereby pledge our-
eelves• to support the Union• Govern-
ment ill the coming election Dec. tth
Dinner was served by the ladles of
the church in the lecture room.
The afternoon session opened with Mi
address by Rev. J, W. leedley, Nile, on
"Opensalt preaching," The speaker
made reference to this practice as ef-
fectively used on the mission stations
in B. C. This method of preaching
could be very profitably employed Mir-
ing the warm days of summer, having
services in a park or on lawns instead
01 111 the churches,
The claims 'of the Central Church,
Calgary, upon the Methodist connexion
was introduced by the chairman, Rev
Mr. Agnew. He stated -that Rev. Mr.
Coulter, pastor of the said Church, in-
tervieWed the Special Committee of the
Conference and succeeded in securing
the endorsetion 01 the Committee and
a certain amount of money was desi-
gnated to each District. Goderich Dis-
trict is asked to assume $225.
Moved by Rev. I. A. McKelvie, se-
conded by Mr, 0, J. Wallis, that we as
District undertake to raise this a -
Mount and that the amount designated
rianiely, 8225 be divided among the
Overt' circuits of the District on the
batis of the number of families on each
oircnit.—Oarried.
The folio-I/Ng comprise the Coin-
Inittee appointed to look after the ap-
il0nitionment,-4116 Chairman; ger,
IVIs', Agnew, the Finaecial Secretlry,
Rev, Mr, McKe5Vey, Mr, C. I, Wants
acid ;,..“ 4 g,
Moved IdY'ReVA, t, 3011e8,
ed by Mr, W. H. Hallynr, that we re-
commend the churches of the District
to introduce the new Methodist Hymn
Book, for use in our services as soon
as it is convenient.—Carried.
A Very helpful address was given
by Rev. A. E. Jones on the "Class
Meeting," also by Rev. Mr. McK.eivie,
on "Child Baptism" and children enter-
ing the church,
After a splendid supper :vas Al-
loyed, •complimentary addresses were
given by quite a number of the dele-
gates, tendering their heartiest thenks
to' the tidies who so graciously ex-
tended generous hospitality through-
out the day.
The day was brought to a close with
the singirig of the Natiottal'Afithem.
' THE ROLL CALL
Clinton (Wesley) Rev. A. E. Jones,
C. 3; Wallis and W. 11. tlellyar
Clinton (Ontario) Rev. J.'A. Agnew,
Wnl. Stephens, LOrne Tyndall, R. J.
Miller. •
Blyth, Rev. R. J. McCormick, John
Caldwell, Albert Quinn. Geo. King.
Dungannon—Rev. I. AeMcKelvie.
Nile, Rev. J. W,
Auburn, Rev; -Fe S. O'Kell •
Walton, Rev. F: w.Craik
Londesboro, Rev. C. 0 Kathe, Mes-
rs, McVittie, Ellesley, Lyons, Hiles,
Braithwaite, Collison and Clark,
From a prepared roofing ad: —its
bright red color is permanent and Will
remain permanent.
A report of a wedding—The cere-
mony was perfornied by two Jewish
rabbits.
. A Milwaukee paper informs us ;that
"John linckbody of Wausau lost thirty
chickens by freezing to death.
Advertisement in poultry journal --
Plymouth rock hens, ready to lay $1.25
ach.
A Musa actin
of the Women or Clinton wilt be held
(under the auspices of the Women's
Union (hovt. League) in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
l'1 tt
Friday Evening, llec1th
The Speakers will be—
MISS WISEMAN, TORONTO
MISS CLAYTON, LISTOWEL.
Every Woman in Clinton is invited':
especially all Who have votes ein,
1101111159 eleition.
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MBETINGOAT 1, 8" O'CLOCK
WINGHANA,
A great many citizens of this town
1111Ci SUrrounding eciuntry visited the
Wingham General llospitel Monday
-afternoon atici evening, it being the
0911111119 of die new wing which has
just been completed and the gradual:-
ing of two nurses, Misses Cottle and
Gould, who were the recipients of
many useful gifts and beautiful bou:
quets of flowers, as well as the
hearty' congratulations of a large num-
ber of friends. A very comfortable
room has been furnished 'In this new
wing by Mr, W. II. Rintoul, contrac-
tor, and !mother beautiful room by
Mrs. Richard Clegg. The nurses
quarters, too, are very comfortable.
.A plate was *Cad at the front door
and a large collection was received to
help furnish the new, NOM
J. R. Martyn, a former member of
of both Tile Advance and eTimes
stall's, who enlisted with the navY,
was wounded when the British " at-
tempted to capture Ostend and Zee-
bruggee, has arrived at 'his home in
SEAFORTH. Ripley, lie was in the hospital for
two months and still needs the
Dr, W. J.Clark, of Montreal, will be assistance of a cane, but will report
the preacher at the Jubilee services for duty ;en December 115,
in the Seaforth Presbyterian church _emee,
On Sunday December 6lb
. A meeting in elie interests of Thos,
McMillan is announced for. 'Friday
evening in the opera hall, when Sir
Allen Aylesworth is expected to give
an address.
HENSALL
Large quantities of potatoes. have
been marketed here and also shipped
recently,
Fraternal Lodges, including the Re-
bekah order of Oddfellows, are re-
ceiving a large number of new Mem-
bers.
Local onion growers are busily en-
gaged in storing in crates the largest
sbeek of onions ever stored here.
There have been very large shipments
recently.
HAYFIELD.
On Monday evening last 11 1)011 11 -
cal Meeting was held in the town hall
by Mr. J. Merrier which was fairly
:veil attended but not with the great
enthusiasm of the old thine meetings
of Toryism. ,The principle speaker
was Mr. Spotton, of Wingliam, to
which were added a few remarks by
Mr. Mother and also G. Greenslade
who occupied the chair. The letter
together with Air. Spotton delivered
their remarks in the lolling solemn-
ity of peayer, which reminded one of
the Pharisee praising his virtues
while the prayer of the Publican,
"Lord be merciful to she a sinner."
Greenslade added some whir 3111,111 he
asked the audience it»•esert to
prayer in favor of the Tory policy.
All through the speeehes, intervening
spaces were tixed so as to favor ap-
plause but nothine 'doing, and sil-
ence prevailed. During Mr, Se:kith:Ws
speech a number of women in the
gaiter), began talking and Ittughing but
when Mr. Spotton stopped speaking
end called them "a lot of gigglers"
the disorder ceased, At the close
of Mr, Spotton's speech a few case
hardened Tories together 11,1-th a
juvenile bunch In the gallery managed
to raise some applause. The
meeting then broke up with the en-
deavor to raise three cheers for Bor-
den but the same died out before the
third cheer was arrived at. Three
.cheers for Merner ended in the same
failure Another feature of the meet-
ing was a large British flag hung be-
side an equally large American flag
showing the changed perveisity of
19 1 1 whet the Tory cry was "no
truck or trade with Americans."
HOLMESVILLE.
The Holmesville Paeriotic Society are
holding a concert 'in the Methodist
Chureh on Dec. 7th, when Mrs. Mad.
den, (formerly Miss Hard) elocution-
ist, the Ontario St. Quartette, Miss Gib-
bing's and others will assist with the
.program. The proceeds are for patrio-
tic purposes.
.CONSTANCE.
Married- in Strathroy,L-The fonOw-
g pit ragraph from 11111 Sirathi roy
Despatch of a recent date will be read
With interest by many of the bride's
friends here she being a niece of Mr.
and Mrs. William Clerk, of. Constance,
The Despatch says; "(18 Wednesday
Met. at high noon, a quiet but pretty
wedding was solemnized at the Inline
of the bride's parents. Metcalfe street,
of Pearl C., only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 'P. 0, Fapineau, to John 0. T111.
The young couple, who were ,unattelli,l,
ed, took their places beneath an arch
artistically decorated 'with %tutunn
leaves and flowers. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, 3. 0. Reid,
13. A„ 13, le, The bride, who was. gip, n
elegy by her father, wore her travel
ling' suit of navy blue serge with black
lynx furs and a corsage ,boquet of
cream roseS. The groom's gift to the
bride was itt'cliamond and peed lava-
liere. After 3 dainty rep:tet the bridal
couple mOtored to Toronto and points
east. 'The bride was tile recipient of
many beautiful and useful gifts, The
Monday evening previous to the wed-
ding the Pitilethea Class surprised
ains Papineau at her home on Met-
'steeet, atd presented lier ,witft
Old meat fork, Miss Papi-
neau will be 1319011 Missed, as she was
-anilned and faithful member of the
Mrs, May Ratted $ditinnou ili the Malt' •0
HULLETT
Reeve Armstrong is attending Co.
Council at Goderich this week,
Our Munidipal Council met last
week and :vill meet again ou the 151111.
The Brussels Post of last week re-
ports a wedding:— We extend con-
gratulations to Fred Stevenson, of
Brussels, who on Wednesday of last
week Joined hand arid heart with Miss
Margaret 3, Riley, of Hulled township.
Ceremony was performed in Wingham
Methodist Parsonage by Rev. E, F.
Armstrong, B, D.. Mr, and Mrs. Stev-
enson commence married life with the
good wishes of a wide circle of rela-
tives and friends. They will reside on
Elizabeth street, Brussels.
LONDON ROAD.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McKnight of the
London Road celebrated their i5th
anniversary of their marriage on Mon-
day night when about 25 of their re-
latives and friends spent the evening
with them. At the supper a portion of
the wedding cake of -I 5 years ago was
served. Music and games were indulg-
ed in during the evening.
The League held the election 01.01E-
cers last Thursday night and Ain John
McKnight Was elected president.
Fred Nott, Wilbur Nott and John Me -
Knight are taking in the Guelph show
this week.
Miss Mary Cohourg, of Hespeler, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. Henry Liver-
more this week.
AUBURN.
The union Christmas tree program
is getting ready,
The Baptist Anniversary services
will be held on Sunday, Dec. 16(11, at
2,30 and 7 p.m. when the pastor, Rev.
E. O. Forde, will preach. There will be
a special offering asked for at each ser-
vice, as the usual tea meeting has been
cancelled this year.
BRUCEFIELD.
The Red Cross supplies for Novem-
ber were 'to trench caps; -I pillows; o
pillow cases; 157 pair of socks; 27 sets
of pyjamas,
Rathwell, of Toronto was last
week the guest of Mrs, Rattenbury.
The anniversary services of the
Presbyterian church will be held 011
Sunday next when the Rev, Mr. Graham
of London, returned chaplain of the
155th Battalion will linve charge 011 1118
services. He will give a lecture on
Monday night on his experiences in the
war. Mrs. Madden of OUT village will
give readings, the Clinton Quartette,
of the Clinton Collegiate will assist in
the singing. A pleasant and profitable
evening is looked for,
'fie° of our soldier's, Pte. John Me-
I:61mM tind Ple, Duncan Atkenhead, who
have returned to the trenches, good
men and true. They are doing their
bit,
13, It, Higgins has sold his farm ad-
joining the village to Wm. Douglas of
Blake, for $5,000. It is a tine place
with excellent building's,
Political meetings are now the ordee
of the day.
••• Rev. Mr. Strang, of Saskatchewan,
spoke of his work in the church on
Sunday evening. Ite es the right mail
In the right place.
English as She is Writ.
Card in restaurant—Small steak, 20
cents. Extra small steak, ,11 cents.
Si:im in bakery window—Jlome-inade
pize,
Selected from countfy papers:—
Mrs, Jones, of Sactus Creek let a can
opener slip last week and cut herself
in the pantry, A mischievous lad of
Piketowit threw a stone and struck Mr,
Pike in the alley' last Tuesday, John
Doe climbed on the roof of his house
fast week looking for a leak and fell
striking Mine -elf ON tile back porch.
While Harold Green was escorting Miss
Violet Wise from the church social lmt
Saturday night a. savage clog attacked
them and ,bit Mr, Green several times
on the public square. Isaiah Trininter
of Running Creek was playing with a
cat Friday when It scratched him -on the,
veranda, • Mr, Fong.while harnessing a
10'0'014 hut Saturday was kicked just
'south of his cern patch, °
it 1
dent :vork, has been accomplished
here in the prosecution of the war.
The general, who is a former news-
paper inan, was born in Kingston and
was educated in Queen's, from which
he graduated as a gold. medalist, Ile
taught mathematics in ilawkesbury
and Almonte high. schools and suc-
ceeded his father as publisher of the
Kingslon Daily News, from 1 880 to
V894, Ile acquired the Ottawa Citi-
Velr and became ills managing director
1 895, and returned to Kingston as
managing director of the News in
1 897, lie become city clerk of Kings-
ton in 1900, and there continued un-
til 1 908. In that year he 'entered the
regular militia service and was trans-
ferred to London as a staff adjutant,
He held the post of assistant adju-
tant -general. 111 charge, nf adinioistra-
don, with Inc rank of major, at the
outbreak of the war. Some thee later
he wa: made lieutenant -colonel.. and
afterwards when the commandant,
Gun, liodgins, was transferred to tit -
lax*, Col. Shannon scucceeded 111(11
with the rank of local 110105111,
POTATOES WANTED
Delivery any day. Highest market
price paid on cle.livery. Hides, Furs
bought also any quantity empty sacks,
Jas. Steep & Co.
31,0, Box 192. Phone 1211
BIBLES, BOOKS AND MOTTOES
A good assortment for Christmas
presents and Sunday School's. A full
line of Bibles, Society Bibles; a1111,109' -
lege(' to be the cheapest in the world,
15 cents and upward.
JACOB BRAUN
At Residence, Victoria St.
AUCTION SALE
011141311811 Cattle mid Pigs. The
undersigned has been instructed to
sell by Public Anntion at N. W.
Trewreetha's Farm, Holniesville. 011
Wednesday, Deeembee 12, 1917, at
LSO rdeloek sharp, the following.
SHE -RP -20 plioiee blieeding owes, all
yeavlings, bred to one of Peter Ark-
0e-foeddowns, CA,TTLID—Oow
newly calved, '7 years old with calf at
side, springer 7 years old in calf to
a Dtirltain, springer 4 years 038 111 mor
to a, Drirhain. Holstein springer 4
years old, cow 8 years old, due in Jan:
nary. Jersey erne due in February,
cow 7 years old, flue early in March,
cow 6 years old, due in April; Farrow
cow 5 years old, milkirigi 3 heifers ris-
ing 3 years, due in February; 2 heifers
rising 3 years, due in March; Jersey het
ter due in Marc)); 4 heifers rising 3
years old, nearly fat; 2 heifers 2 years
old this fall; 5 short -keep steers risine
3 years old; 2 steers 2 years old this
fall; 2 yearling steers.—Pigs— 2 pigs
3 months old: 110 pigs 25e months
old. Terms -7 months credit on ap-
proved Joint niees or 4% straight off
for cash
N. W. Trewartha T. Gundry,
Prop. 350.
REVISION OF VOTER'S LIST' 1917.
Town of Clintr.n.
Notice in hereby given that a Court
will be held, pursuant 're The ()Mateo
Voter.s' Lilt Ace by His Honour the
.1,64ee of th., County Court of the
17,,,unee of Huron at the Council Cham-
ber. Clinton, on the Eighth day of
December. 1 91 7 at o o'clock A. M.
to hear and determine eomplaints of
errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Municipality of the TOW11
ef Clinton for 1 9 i 7.
Dated this 26111 day a November, 1017
D. L. Macpherson,
Town Clerk
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The undersigned have decided ow-
ing to the 10911 cash prices they have
to pay mid the difficulty of borrowing
money under the present circumstances
lo.put their business on a strictly- cash
basis. Therefore on and after the tst
day of December, 19)7, tenms will oe
strictly cash and an outstanding ac-
counts owing to the tirm must be paid
either by notes or cash by the tst day
of January. 918.
FORD & McLEOD,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and IMPLEMENTS
Thomas Gundry has been instructed
to sell by public auction on Lot 18,
Concession 3 , Stanley., on Tuesday,
Dec. 1 1 le at 1.3 o'clock p, tn., the
following: 11 0145138-2 brood mares
6 yeats 14,1 supposed to be in foal
to Fart cyclay: 1 drivine horse 111
ye.arseold, 2 year-old tIllies sired by
O'Clay, 1 foal S. months old,
CATTLE --1 cow '1 years old due to
ITC511 011 in Aprii, 1 eow 8 y ears old due
freshen' in March, 1 eow 5 years old
111011 10 fl'01)07) April, 1 5 38:11's old
newly calved, 1 ciiw. 3 years old :vith
cell at teeit, 1 heifer 2 years old due
3 resben lu 31r11,3 steers 2 5 0.11'S 014,
3 ..nrling heifers, 2 heifers about a
year 3 sptitn; 11,1331111, 2 youne,-
calyeN. 51:111'1----11.) pure bred 5hrop-
sl1i3e ewes (not reeorded), 7 1,51'0 1,1'04
yearling pure bred buck.
IMPLEMENTS — Deering- lin,l.ir 311,'-
11' '11)1111111 1110W1' 3114 rake, Mass.'sFrris bean cultivator and harvester,
Oliver walking plow, Fleury double
plow. 15 -hoe seed drill, potato dig-
ger. spring tooth ,cultirator, set 3 -
horse h:11TOWS, 109' wheeled- wagon,
ltay rack, stock box, sheep digging
teek mid platform, two buggies, demo-
crat wagon, set of sleighs, cutter,
slings, fanning mill, set double harness,
set single harness, sap -pan, a number
or buckets and spites, and various
other articles too numerous to men-
tion in detail, All to be cold 381111-
081 reserve, as the proprietor has sold,
his farm. TERMS—All stuns of 810'
and under, cash; over that amount 10
Menthe credit will be given oh fur.
nishing approved joint notes. A dis-
eOunt of 5 cents oh the dollar off for
eash tin Credit aftrotints. No art,
Mies to be removed until settled for,
Thos, Gundrir Thenies &Agee
Auctioneer Proprietor
FOR SALg '
on Albert Street, a eeven roomed
Cottage. Electric lights, soft and
town water 111 kitchen. For partic-
ulars' apply to
T. A. OREM
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
In the Estate of William Bird, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of William Bird, late of the Town
of Clinton, in the C11118y of Ithron,
retired ditcher, deceased, who died on
or about the 1-1th day of -April 1917 are
required to (lelivcr to the undersigned
executors, or their solicitor on or be.
fore the 1ot11 day of December 1917,
a full statement of their claims together
with particulars thereof anti the nature
of the securities, it any, held by them
all duly verified by atliclavit.
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
sand last mentioned date, the said
executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto
havieg regard only to such claims as
they shall have received due notice and
111 aeeordance therewith,
DATED at Clinton, this 20th day of
November, A.D., 1917,
Hedley, Taylor, R.R. No. 1, Belgrave
Oat; Robert Turley, Clinton, Ont, Ex-
ecutors.
W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Estate of John Scruton, De-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of John Scruton, late of the town
of Clinton, in the County of Huron,
merchant, deceased, who died on or
about the 6th day of November 1937,
are required to deliver to the under-
signed administrator or his
solicitor on or before the
151)1 day of December, I'M7
a full 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 date tha said
administrator, will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons entitled thereto
haying regard. only to such claims a5
lie shall have received due notice and
in accordance therewith.
DATED at Clinton this 2 -1st day of
November, A.D., 1917.
Harry Torr Rance, Clinton, Ont.,
Administrator,
W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the Administrator.
Notice to Debtors.
Ail persons indebted to the estate
of Jeln n. deceased are required
to mice re) ment nf the amount ot
their indebtedness 1' the undersizned
r•r 11'.: ,".;:it -r. ss the Ad-
ministret-r the
estate o.:th sat
0251;. 7.-,.rr Renee. ez
tee:etre: 7
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NOIICE TO CREDITORS.
4 . e• men can
IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE LAVIS. __ 1 eeeMtion
SOLE AGENT, FOR
D.L, 4r.. Sgranton C941
and
17.11-1. & 'Lackawanna
Both highest grade _of anthracite.
The priee will be at the rock-
aottoin, and alt we ask in return is
that all accounts be paid promptly
A. J. Holloway
Office Phone 3
110.0.44...01.,...WIdi.1.4.6•114..4*SaM•14M1.1.4.4•10111111.0.119....1.11
, BRING YOUR MOTOR CAR
to the Clinton Motor Car Cu. Shops
when it needs attention, we will give
yob good service and our price moder-
ate
We can 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
1100 acres on Mill Road, 4 miles
from Seaforth and 2 miles from Bruce -
field, Ail 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.
Por further particulars apply to own-
er, Alex. A Watt, 1 1 9 Ontario Street,
Guelph, or Joho Rankin, Real Estate
and lnsuurance Brocker, Seaforth, Ont.
NOTICE
Ratepayers are reminded that pay-
ment r.if the second instalment a taxes
should be made as early as possible.
'The last day tor payrnent is Dec. t4th.,
after which 5% will be added. No
notice other than this advertisment wilt
be given, bring your tax statement
when ,naking payment.
Jos, Wheatley,
Tax Collector,
Clinton, Nov. ist, 1 91 7.
FARM FOR SALE
49 acres, Lot 26, North half, Con-
cession 12. Hulled Township, one mile
north of Loedeeboro. School on cor-
ner 01 farm. barn 36x56 feet, with
stahnne underneath; straw shed; driv-
ine shed 26:;30 feet; cement silo 12x
27 feet. A fratne house with kitchen.
All buildings are in good shape,' Land
mostly in grass. For terms and fur-.
ther particulars apply to,
Richard Shaddick,
Dec. le— Londesboro
FOUND.
pin. Owner may
ei 7iitg a description, and
77- -;r;Aplv to
Asa Bolton
At The New Era Office
P. -i74 WANTED FOR MUNITION
ORK.
The Rzbt. Bell Enne gi& Thresher Co.,
:s 7e7-
of ileor-,:e
C131)5on. in ;he 4.e5: Fur Sz..1., cr to Rent
deeea:ed. •
ir.re
to deliNeu.t,
on or beiore :he 1 901
December :ere a l_:. steteeteet
their claims together wiz:: pertiezeiers
thereof and the natere ,•4 the seeezi-
ties. if aloe held by :the;:., al: 411:y
o-
5118 by .1 5'4.1v11.
AND TAKE NOriCE that after the
said last menzioited date the said ad-
mthistrator will proceed t3", distribute
the estate of the said deceased atnottitst
the persOns entitled thereto has ing re-
gard only to 521115 i1-21 1115 '.1S he shall
have received due notice and in iic-
cordance therewith.
Dated at Clinton. this loth day of
November, A.D, 1017.
C. B, HALE,
Administrator.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
All persons indebted to the late
George Lavis are required to call upon
she and arrange for settlement of their
liabilities forthwith.
C. B. Hale, Adminstraton
HOUSE FOR SALE
Good brick residenee, corner of Ratt-
enbury and William 5)111,1111 1111 modern
conveniences; good stable on premises.
For particulars apply to
Mrs. James Twitchell
riw-e Your Order
for some of our Western Oats, which
we have Just received and we will
charge you no more than if they were
just the ordinary grade of Oats.
If you wish to secure some of these
Oats place your order early 8.8 they
are going fast.
We always have a fell stock of
FloUr and reed.
Highest Prices paid for Grain
WAenkins&Son
Pisone tOti, t.teindeoe. na 112
Faglan street,
1", :1 y , for sale
..5 1.: re-.: 11.?..t5 and town
water; Z 7.1th stable. All
:e re;•z!r.
Acrly David Centel.
51 AT11101VAY0-4 1-101fAV;
- MIUILI
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
UNEXCELLED DINING CAR
SERVICE
Sleeping cars an night traits
and Parlor cars on principal day
trains,
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C, E. Horning,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
John Ranstord &Son. clty passen-
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FAD TO OD 'TC) BED
ViOD:17.If.f5 SC) BAD
COULD HOT .971":D
Wotr,,,0 • even if
they aro 1so11bl,.-,1
the side 01. to attend
,to 1 hoir
Tinliiiith•ys sra 11 Name
11;11e tiro. ol out of t: 1.11a1 he
141031191) 11)111 perna.. r lnslthy
by the of 1-10;11,'11
Mrs. It, Ai. .517', -11, Pt 1:
fi,;,1 it nty dot). to r.vorn.
mend Dnan's Pith: to anyone
baring weal( hidneys, tts tbm, have bet%
a great help to me. A month ago my
kidneys were so bad that 1 had severe
pains m my sides and baok, and it 3899
nnpossible for to stand straight,
then got so bad 1 had to go to bed, and
was that Wily for a week,. We sent for
some Doan's Kidney. Ins, and I have
taken just about 'one box, 31(111 now 9 tun
able to be up and do mY own work, I
tan certainly grateful for the good they
•-have done me?'
anaure getting Doat's 10,1.ney
when you ask for them, see that they aro
Pu(lipinsn oblong grekboxwithour treat:
Mark of a "Maple Leaf" CM the
Price 110e, per bogat all dealers or
dtrockoft toneipt of price by .The
'V, Milburn Co., Limited, 'I motto, 0M14.
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