The Clinton New Era, 1916-08-31, Page 2PAGE TWO.
'H OLINTON NEW HSA
Thursday, ,August 31st, 1910.
ave ... n g pitying many, Uut not si.gnliying Mr. atx$ Mra IFt'ec1 Tncicel, Zoo-- e ey r p f w rosstq, ut•
Ja,tion of the dieirict,"
ouch," In Toronto 40,825 voters
signed the petitions of the Com-
g P
nitttee of One Hundeed,a This was .
91:2 of the total voting, pOziul
ion. In Southtdgst Toronto 445
totes were polled by the pr ohib,
tion candidate; equivalent to 3500
ores for the ettre cit Pro7ta.0-1
, i y
ly Premier Tfeazst will now' be in
cl nc•d to atL'ae1t1 the same importer
anee to pet7ttons.. that the Bratlelt
statesman ,had Jelaned to attach
ko delegations.
STILL AT THD SAMEI P eE,
P
i•n p everything s bsc pd-
vanced in ince buh.the subscript,.
ion price o[ -the ;Clinton;Olinton New Era,
p ':Among
While, if was aini'yonneed that' .the
weeklies of Perth and Huron *ere
to raise th'e' pries froth one dollar
to one dollar and.; fifty cents, on-
ly afew. of the papers have made
the advance. 'However the matter
isnot settled yet. The one dollar
weekly, isnot being printed at a
At urerent we are clt:ai.'g ng
the one dollar 'rate but our sub-
scribers will nothe surprised at
any time to be informed that we
are ma:kin t slight increase, The
increase will not he made however
don ; Mr. ,and Mrs, Ira Pishet Tom
Tonto 1VIr. and 'Nits. E ].alter; '
Mr. and Mrs. John Ceciingltante;:
Mr. and Mrs, Thoe, Williamson of
73amilton; Mr, and Mrs. R, Gra-
:barn • C. Whitmore;. and . Rt cross
free Mr, arm bits•'Fred Ew
P 1 en'
and Mtss Pock, The late Mr,'
Wheatley was also survived, by six
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sisters, Mrs. Ira •(Fisher, Toronto ;
'Mrs, Thoe. Cowan, Iowa • .Mrs. Jas:
,Pinch, Clinton: Mrs: E. Adams, Mrs.
Robert Rogerson and . Mr,s..Chas:
Lowery of Qonstance; aria his
mother, 1YIrs, George Wheatley,
lives at Chief, Whnr, e y He
is a cousin
is a cousin of C:heP, Wheat e, of
town. ,the relatives from
,a distance ,'who attended the
funeral were, Rev. -Robert Miller
and wife,, Milverton; Mr. and Mrs.
'Fred Kerr,, Crediton; Mr. ;and Mrs.
Jas. Walker and Miss! Myrtle, Ex-
titer; Mrs. 't orgie and Miss Mar-
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this, Wingham ;, Mrs. Ernest, , Vr ells„
Toronto;, Mr, and Mrs, !Fred Puck-
er, London Mrs. Ira 'Fisher, 'To-
'Tonto; Mr, and Mrs. Chafin, Flint,
Mich.; Mrs. Wm. Cole,, !Flint,
R. H. Peck, ,London and Mr anti
Mrs. Thos, Boyce, doderich,
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Millinery
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G:nrineutS
Phone,,
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Editorial Notes
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, veelc, Berlin has had a strenuous
time Ire b p
plow''' to the. ublieMal
the are o' al to the' Old -Ila and
are ydes roup to Sine' up in sup-
lin the sinews of teas,- e
plying
residents' will now have
smoother sailing,
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,Fashion devotees svhcS have had
manya tight sANg
, g queue an defend-
ing, the use of corsets; have data
now at hand that frees them from
the charges that they were the
initial trouble -makers. In the isl-
and of Crete, archaeological ;noes-
tlga'tion revealed,. the £act'th'at
DpATfIS.
',TI:EATLI8ji'-In' Clinton, on Sun- ,
day, Ang, 27th William o
g 1 Ge, lge '
WUea,tleY, .aged 50 Years and 1'
days,
RENDih R-In cHolmesville, on
Vionday, Aug. 28th; George, Ren-
der, aged , 3 yea}s,
SCOTT -•Iii s arta, on Sunday,
Aug,. 27th t1[Itrr•r J, G Stolt
a ed 57 ' y
yearns.
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ON ln' Clinton, on Sugday,
,
Au 27th John Lanxon, ager'
7s years:
MAXWELL -In Leamington, on,
'Friday, Aug. 25th, Jean Scott, be-
bloved wife of Roht, 4Vlaxwelt, sr.
aged 8,2 years:.
Let us reduce our coal
y
bills, •We can do itby sup-
plying you With a. Coal that
lasts long, gives _a stead
heat and leaves onlya small
amount of ash. This coal iS,
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GHfGH V/ L II
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ANTHRACITE' '
The Coal That ,,.:' •
.iattsf[es
I t will save you motley: Give
"atrial.
. J. HollowayClinton
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Specials
FOK" AUGUST .
> n ca' P; •I q :., , c:;,
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House Dresses 89.cprofit.
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Eighteen ladies Reuse Dresses a
g good washln TAI
colors, sizes 34 and 36 only, values up to rso, August
Special 89c
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Laal and Misses Middies
es 09C
Two dozen ladies and misses Middies, white,_ and
white with colored trimming. sizes 16; 1$, 34, 36, 38
and 40 values u to $1,2 Au 'fasts eclat 89c
Up '•g p
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Ladies
Ladles Voile Waists$1.19
Fifteen Ladies Voile Waists, slightly soiled, sizes
36 and 8 values u to $3 Aug. special 1,19
34, ° p g p
' T •on
SIM Crepes and
Silk Foulards 39e
50 yards only of Silk Crepes e . •+\ `l
and Foulards shades tan °"'..:
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grey, black and white, 27 and
r
42 inches wide, V4.ueS u to
Up
, 2t Aug, special 39C yard
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Cotton Crepe tie yard R
Crepe, 1 1
75 yards of Cotton o
white and blue, and white and
navy, 27 inches wide, to ular
g U ♦
a8¢ yard, Aug, special 7 Lc
Ilk
New Fall Mantles i
Suits
and ISUits i
The first shipment of Our
New Fall Suits and Coats tohishment
"t
hand. We will have this sea- "
son one of the largest and ,
best stocks in the county to :;..+,, i;,;_,•; ,:'\ +;
choose from, ++ r :,t:
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Be sure to visit this Dept.
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The store that shows the
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new!
things first,
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Wore, ore them 4,000 years ago.
Not only, 50, but the vain men of
that. Jay, be it:saict to their shame,
attemlitecf to, • improve; their figure
by the use of the corset This
fact' aril afford a string' the Cali
sex may pull when the argument
waxes Warm in the days to eotne
and they wish to "lace'' their
Young Hen
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Young'men or others who are'
unable to enlist for overseas ser -,-
work. EVERY MAN SHOULD B
DOING HIS BIT. Steady 'work to
Western University. London
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ANOTHER GREAT 1 '
ADVANCE
Income Doubled -Now $5,000
deoator .
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In one of the market reports }rr:a
fieri one o the other deep coin-
good. men. Apply to
The Robert -Bell Engine and
Thresher Co., Limited,
fSeaforth, Ont.
Another lar a addition to Faculty and
g
Equipment in Arte and Medicine
(}rosily'naleased Enrollment in grew
• without Sufficient warning being
given. to otic reactors.
DECORATIONS 'POR: WOUNDED.
All officers and men who may
have been wounded in the pre-
sent war since it began,. are in
future La treat gialcf braid on their
sleeves. the following, are the
distinctions; Stripes of'ills-
goldal.endix7
stat braid, No. 1, two ruches il',
slam
sewn perpendicularly on
the left sleeve of the jacket to,
marl' each occasion on which
wounded. In ease of officers the
• lower end of the first strip of
gold braid will be immedintely a_
bove the upper point of the flap
cuff. Warrant olfficera, non-
commissioned officers, an -i 2ncn'
will wear the gold braid on the
left sleeve, the lower. edge of the,
braid to be three +inehee from the
bottom of the sleeve. The adrlil-
Intel strips of gold braid, 'nark-
Ing each subsequent occasion on
which wounded will be placed on
either side of the one at
originalny
half-inch inter vols.
RA`.L"TENii17RY-H LLQ WAY
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Miss Logan of Toronto, was here
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the Ratt•nhur Tin _
;lousy wedding. y 1
Miss Mary:, Turner left Wednes-
day morn}n to spend a few dfays
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fn Losonto,
Mre, Tames Dodds oP Blyth ,was
Here the guest "of the Raatenbur;Y
-Holloway wedding..
Mrs. Daviel Wood and daughter
Edith of Maple ,Creels, Sa;k,, whe
for the past two months bate
been visiting at the home, of Mrs.
Turner, left this week' for Toren-
to where they Will spend a few
days before leaving for their.
home in the West.
Mr, and Mrs. R.N. (Rowe and Earn
of in town onW d
a
'nesday attending the Rattenbury-
Holloway wedding,
mevL'iu on ti Ices, we noticed the
g prices.
statement;- "Butter is strong?"
We believed ;the .quotation at
„nee afa, had robuthe a.yu int-
auce of a very robust sample
Doan for service
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A tUorobrtd Yorkshire, rico m
'lthorobretl Rerlcshit'e boar for ser
Write for particulars to:
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E. E. BItAITELWAITE, M,A., Ph.D.
President
shot t time ago.e It 'would nothaye
surpa•ise uev ry much if it had
get out of the dish without the
ip of •the butter knife. Strong
was the correct word, unless' you
vice, at lot 34, Loudon Road, 1
miles south of Clinton, Terme-+
$1 at time of service with prilil-
ege of returning if, necessary.
J. ASRTON.
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rd't /lens and Chickens
T.
' Wanted.
spoke in exact terms and said
"double 1-
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Taken
strong Despite its mus-
cularity the top notch price tva,.4
exacted. Quality rather than
quantity. tould be abetter rule in
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the buying and selling of butter.
t Sale
Farm for r ;ti(,
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Farm for sale, containing 55
at any time.
Highest Market Prices
W. N1ARQtTTS. • CLINTON
Phone 14 on 166
Even pale 'complexioned butter
would be accepted with good_grace
rather than the heavy draft type,
acres of good clay loam, suitable
for agriculture or grass, being
north half of lot 77, 'Maitland con -
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Wanted
unless you wore aelotlsespin 00
tour nasal appendage while You
enjoyed' your meal. Perhlpl if
the butter lifted up its voice in
defence +
part of the blame might
be attached elsewhere., Where a
cession, Goderich, with five acres
of choice hardwood 'bush, and a
never -failing t.pring creek run-
wing through, all under grass at
present ,possession ran he given
at! Apply
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Machinists and latIhe hands
Wanted Apply tip':
WOOD MOTOR Co„
1 Clinton, Ont.
light bill Of fare is itv order, there
is really no necessity for the hut-
ter being so strong.
once. to,
WILLIAM BEDOTJR
R. R. No, 2m Clinton
House for Sale
WEDDING,
A charming wedding of great in-
teres' !to iintonians
G t ns that
solemnized at high noon on Wed-
nesday at the borne of Mr. and\ Mrs.
A. J, Holloway( when their only
daughter, 'Hattie Alberta, was
united in marring° to Mr. Isaac
Rance Rattenbury, son of the late
Joseph Rattenbury and 'Nlrs. Rat-
tenbury of town. Only the 'mmocl-
late .relatives were present} at the
ceremony, at wlticlx the Rev, J, A
Robinson, rector of St. Paul's
Church, officiated. The spacious
parlors were decorated with
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The regular monthly meeting of
tlxe Woman's Institute ,will be held
' qt the home of Mrrs, 01)ra Young, nn
Thursday, Sept, 7th. All ladies are
Invited to attend,
or phone 12 ,on 143.
House
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SO many definitions are tieing
•given to -day or what it is to We a
• Grit'• it looks as if (who
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11 ool Wanted
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on Rattenbur $t., formerly
eccnpie3 by the late gMxa, William
Murray. Apply to
G. D, 14IcTAGGAIiT
.those Wool :wanted,g p paid
subscribe to the Liberal iaitlr Tri hest rice
twill hate to fofl;)w the'r •b'wn -Cash or trade,
BENMILLER WOOLEN MILLS,
For Sale
belief rather than be governed
y p pProperty
U elle opinions of wOnlrl-fie alb- o Hanging
finders. 'Old land,na.rlcs are some Painting . l .arrer Il<an,,llllt,
limes safe to set your compass by
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Accu red by'Jr. C3av-
dies, •ineluding two lots, house, 0f -
fice and stable. Will be
and sometimes not, while more Painting •andlPaper H tngfng neatly
fx•etfuently the swill ie Utei.wisps and promptly done, Orders left at
would lore you to the shot}s. Ban- Nanmtotd's Grocerstaible,
oP fraud, deceit., trickery Y Store or at my
residence, Victoria fittest,
and graft by both palitieni pti•tiea TflOa', q•RAOLla
and the in-,breeth`n Of high
sold sep-
arately or together. Electric
lighting ,throughout, water in the
Hard and soft water in
bath -room kitchen and eummex
kitchen. Apply tto
DR. GAT.•'DIERi
palms
and ferns and nhe alcove was
banked with fetor ,and a Basket Gimlet -lel:
of tbhitq asters wind, l;reen fOJsng.e George (Peck) Steep, late pox''er of
iva9 suspended over the pi'iner- the ]3[tttah Lxuhange hotel here was
pals,' The bride, who 'was given sentenced to seven months of imprisonFeed
away by her fatlterl,wore a white meat: 1n Qentval Prison by Magistrr,te
duchess satin wedding dress and .Kelly this morning. Steep of late, it
carried a shower bouquet of white appears, has been'ioy riding'through
rosebuds and 1. ole the valley, the country by auto, claiming to pay
The young couple were un- the owner upon arrival at his destine-wrong-
attended. Miss Clelat Fniq tion where upon arrival he m' sterioug
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of town. played the wedding ly disappears, It ended Tuesday when
in niste. A OWttty dejeuuer was served he tool. a trip from Setifto Oliu
lifter the ceremony, the girl friends of ton
the bride ssais+in r at the tables The Mrs. Margaret Angus, one of the
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dining room was decorated with pale pioneers of Goderich, aged 01, years
pints and iv him flowers. The bride was buried in Maitland Uemetry,
i;ronnl's gilt, to the beide was ii solitaire
morals, the public got,, merle and c
justice, though the ho'nvens fall, _ -
would bring r.; new era, that •-. _'
acla,lt7tmookesto res litsf l no roti ter ,,, •
Him
bow c:roolced the transactio nthe re
are sot me so dyt;d-in-the..wooi
politically they are ready to swear T e y
aclearance, ei•erL Whenthe 11' Prices Aug,1
doers are willing to cry "Peccavi •,
ss of aitch e
Leo called politica, and
areaching up to what ris abling 1Ot •11111
and beyond r•eproach ie One Of She The following prices for 'Fort
grea:l' National needs inlay. cars will bo effective on ano af-
--••------- ter August 1st, 191.0,
will be September 1st. Chassis ...... ...... ...... . $4
-: 50.00
Many of our' citizens are taking
Our
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RIBS BROKEN
Last Monday Mr, Isaac Dead, 'tad
Lite misfortunate to fall, and ih dying
eo fractured two ribs. He is doing as
well could be as• pected now,
NEW GARS
!l lir. Langford the local Ford agent
has sold two 1917 care this week, Mr,
J> @, Bovey is a new owner and Dr.
Fowler also took one, The new model
is a good one,
POLICE MAGISTRATE
OF SBAFORTH
141x, J. C. Greig, a former Clinton
;inn and brother of Mr, Tnoi. Greig
and Mrs, T„ Jackson of town, has been
appointed police magistrate of Sea
Horth es successor to 111', F. Helmeted,
who resigned,
IrIlBON PRSSBYTERY
The Huron Presbytery will meet at
Brucelield on Tuesday, sept. 12th,
when they will consider the resigns
Lion of Rev. F. U. Harper, pastor of
Willis church, who is Low Chaplain of
of tthe 177th Simcoa Uo. Battalion.supper,
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AUTO AOOIDENT
On Wednesday afternoon beet blur
o'clock an' Overland driven by Mr. hill-•••••
ni Mitchell tried tn;walk•on a Ford sac
Mr
both had 6o 50 10 nthe e repairs shop.
T+'other particnirare may come out in
court it seated,
MINOR LOCA L3.
Re
Regular holiday hours at the
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Post office on Monday.
Council will meet on Tuesday
evening owing to Monday 'iteinga
holiday.
School opens on Tuesday; of 'next
week, r,
'CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. W. G, •, Wheattey ria f+tmily
Wish to thank the many friends for
kindness shown them during their re
cent bereavement and also to the Olin
ton Fire Brigade for attending rho
funeral of husband and father, in a
body'
PASTIME DANCE
.Tbe members of Pastime Club
extend a cordial invitation to a,danee
to be held in. the Oluh Room
diatituud ring and to the pianist an
aniethvet Hug, The young couple left Iiayliel[i
nn the three train fora short Rev Nlr MacFarlane is now spend
wedding trip to the city of New ing his vacation at Owen sound with
Yvl k and ALhuttt • City, the bride' his sister' while the Rev, Mr. Powell
travelling in n dark green broadcloth will have charge Of the services of SC.
suit and wide hrintad black velvet hat, Andrew's until bis,return,
Atter the honeyp moon the yonn;; Miss Mina Bengeegh of Wingham Is
e tit tie will take a residence in town, visitingat the home of Mr, Thomson,
The bride rreeived ihany beautiful Reeve A. N'rwin is on a Forrester
gifts.
a Ut>Flals ware ni re'- 1,-r i l Pet dein.anon trip •to Niagara Falls,
ora, Lxater, Bi th Ranit Ste wilt Robinson and wife have return
Ia1N'•'P """ Tn ntto y'I`he hoot wishes ed to their horns after spending their
slid felicitation; ,of a. The,
circle vacation hers.
of interested friends, among The great Ford Auto Picnic was cele
both bride ana 'groom are t'ety brated here when 8owet's grove was
popular,
p , .go with them •'on their covered with autos and alt the owners
new journey through life sin which enjoyed an ideal day.
'the New Ertt, joins heartily.
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in Toronto +Fad' this week and Runabout 47b.00
more will go next 'week.•
Touring Car 496.00
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Coupelet ..... 096.00.
Bach t® ll he land Town Ca." 780.00
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Sedan 890.00
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108 acres, Goderich township, $Th00 , (F.O.B. FORD, ONT.
100 acres, Colborne tgtvnsisi t 5u00
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90 acres, Colborne township !8110 These prices are positively guar-
50 acres, Colborne township 2200 used against any reduction be-
fore Au gust 1st, 1917, but there is
5 acres, Godeticb limits t 1000 no guarantee against an advance
All those have good soil and in ;price at anyUime. i
buildings and are `areal'' bargains.
Write us about 'Milers. If think-
ing of making your home in the e{ L 4®s«
county town. clon't buy till 444JJJ L Gayltg j 1
And
horse.
in temper,
think
mistaken,
and
there
to our
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prices
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you will soon
Better in
and willingness,
all feed is
Try
yon will be
is a; big difference
favor. Yet
will cost nu
are no higher,
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have a better
condition, 'better
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alike, you are
ours •fol a while
convinced that
and all
this extra qual-
nothing.Our
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lien. 1'or Grain
WILLIAM W'FIEATLEY Stanley
DIES SUDDENLY. Rev. F. D, Butchart and wife of
Cleveland. Ohio, were visiting at the
The citizens of Clition ant the home of his brother, JohnButchart
people' of the srirrnrtndifig town_ Por a few days last weekend this week
ships. had a severe shock on Mon-: 141', James (,ameron, teacher, was
day morning when the news came visiting at the home uf:his uncle, Mr,
the -t W111iam W1ip tie the well Neil McGregor for the past week,
known contractor, had passed
had Dr, John Roche, wife and two sons
suddenly away on Siutcla+y even_. of Detroit were visiting old acquaint
lug, at his home on Ontario St, antes on the Second last week,
Death. was due f , 1 Henri ',' '1 ,e, et. Ularm NIc(rlreg`or is at present
v •tfng a6 the home of es W, Orieh,
which the family ,not: know LI Tu kere mith .
deceased had been •ttoubleet with 1 Tenn. McKay left ori Tuesdsy
for some
N nae. O ` Sunday, after for her Tonne in flay left after spend
I p Iianied ,his
wife over to see 'her father1w; ing afew months,at the home of her
John Armstrong,who is in' qa,r. uncles. She wase;ecompanied by her.
p cousin, John Sullivan
health, and left to •go home 'at Mr, Jxmes Spackman, of Hayfield is
ten o'clock. About 10w,i0 d°ce?sed,
after getting into 'bed, /with Y my at present building the cement bridge
story, The late 'M1+ WheatT on Pepper's eiderottd.
passed •
ley was barn the London
You Yl
see us. Wo can placer you at easy
Prices. We are Boron's ;largest
dealers. DEALER.
1 O'NEIL & COMPANY,
PHONE 183, CLINTON.
The Real Estate people, ,r,.
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Phone 199. Residence 1 on 142.
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Friday,
Sept. 8th. Na invitations issued,
WOMEN'S PAIRIUTIU SOCIETY
The Women's Patriotic Society will
meet in the town hall on Friday after
noon Of this weak.
PASSED AT$aA5
Monday morning John Lanxon, a re
ori A berti street the advanced age
g
7'J gears, Deceased condnetet a
market garden on the Huron Road fan
some ago anti moved toars and d town. He has been ars
an mvalide at his home for the Past 6
On h'vad
and at ihu age of 13 r•titne to I(it)I►Cn•
Clinton and has resfrleai here ever' Rev. D, W. s, .Urquhart, M, A„
since, ' e Owns a lane farm net'
S formerly •Baster of this.place and past
cast of the .1,own, arid betweP,tl the 0L• the preen,yterian enure rot ()oil
farm and general contracting .heas
fngwovd baa Tendered Tis resignation
has spent a busy life. ')eceased to the session rand to the Presbytery of
was married twice. He fs stir- Barrie. Mr. l'Trquhart has been 111 for
rowed by his second wife, who was mat year,,,snd at present is con
Mary Armstrong, torsi 00,. 'laugh- tined to his roam, He has been in
tel, Miss Margaret, and one sou, Uollfngwaod about liveyaars, droit t
Percy. Re was an tumor• t, of 0o1in time he has enjoyed a very
Ontario Street Methodist; ea' c) whicsucehmtniatr his church being•
The deceased wits a man of sten-, greatly strengthened spiritually an
'lig •worth and •honestt ana above financially. His resignation will take
%boa111 in a,ilt his tra.tsnetio.ns 4vit17 arrest on ]eptember let, sfncerere rot
the gmetal public; ,,l'h.e funet'al fs expressed at •bis resignation, which
loss 1 eld On Wednesday to tv liil,ldee to his continued 111'
noon and was largely, tatended'.b,y health,
relatives and friends to pay their
llasli '
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Was Troubled b.'le Wit l • !
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•ltfter7
as Liver •
•• Pass and Honor Junior Matriculation •
FOR SEVEN YEARS. • • •
r • The Coarse for Teachers'Certificates •
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One death and- two other cases under
surveillance is the record, of infantile
paralysis' trait among the children of a
party. of Indians engaged •in pulling
flax in Hallett Township, The out
break of the dreaded eta Wren's scourge
ares first reported to Dr. Allison of
Blyth on Aug,.lSrh• Since that time
two other cases have been reported,
the third of which proved fatal,
Two Recovered,
1n the ether two cases, a boy of two
gears old and another t of hoe, recover
res are reported by Dr. Allison. The
dead child was five pears of age,
1Vheatber there will be an epidemic
among the Indians is something that
g ono foretell.
Dr: Allison cannot to
"Isolation and quarantine, so neces
sary for the treatment of infantile
paralysis, are something bard to en
force in any Indian reservation or en
camptnetit, and it is herd to tell what
may happen in this party," said Dv.
Allison. "We are doing What we can
to prevent any spread of the disease,
and are warting•for father symptom',
but it is next to tmtposefble, to enforce
the regmeitetsolration•
7t has been reported that there are
23 other young chddren in the band,
which comprises 15 or 16fannies, anti .
these will be carefully looked after to
prevent any spread of disease. 'There
h o crops amos the white
Jin lanin carne0. Re is survtived bfxhis
widow, one 800 and four dao titers,
fi
:The funeral was held on 'Wednesday
afternoon and interment was matte at
°lintvn cemetery.Stomach
SAME 'HElttl
Trp to the present there is no
srgrin of any r.egesei4gn of motor
cars in Milton, Drivers continue
to do as they plemsre to thy; great
dainger ofpedestria s; 13y neg
letting. to take action the local au-
t orities are assuming a rave
g g
responsib}llty—Champion,
DENIES REPORT. •
The Militia, Department has is-
]
sued a denial of a report,, to which
.considerable publicity has been
iven, that battalions when up
fo 800 atreri tl will be sent o'ver.-
seats„ There 15 no' intention of
varying the rule 'alliin, LOr every
corps to be up to its Affil establish-'
meat 3ePoi•q Using sent oyes.
PETITIONING IS,'NOT 'VOTING
7.ho Ottawa Journal,which is the
official Conservativer organ to that
cit makes the towing editorial
remark in last. F1'iday'9 l)a i3C]';^
A famous British etatestitan once
defined' monster delegations upon
overnments as ctmul'titudes 1 -
g 1 . g
respects to their • deportee
friend. Deceased, who' had been Exeter
0 member of the Clinton +fire 13ri- What might prove a very serious tic
gide, • the local :brigade attended ciaenthaimened Monday evening at
b'
in a body and, marched in the ({ o'nloak,i A tar owned and driven by
funeral procession. ' The. services Nelson Bilker, who was accompanied
at the house and, grave ware con- by two.olher men; Me. 131111e Hill and
, i
ducted by Rev. Mr' A. view, )tetop Mr. James Bingo, minima clown the
.o8 Ontario SI Church The 77tille enha,nkin.enl et tile: north side of thep
bearers were has three brothers, bridge, The ear had desevutled the
Geon e
g of Constance, Joseph of south hill anal eiroesed the hridge.,at a,
'Hai'lock and `.I'homtts of Winthrop'fairly gond speed; when the wheels he
and three urteles of M;ie: Whoa mule trilredded speed,.
cat Vm 3., tilt; Nfr, Biker
ley, itobei•t, 5511 en and Ueorge endeavored to;gric.it on without slack
Armstrong of Stt•nliey '.Phe floral ening his speed, wit1 the roenit Ghat
tributes 'vera • Indeed • lovely : and the ear,stvervncl. crashed into the fence
'among them were Pillow, , b,y wil'c and .went down the enhankmet t,
and. Cattily ; wreaths frons Cliotnu When help 11 mood 011 the scene all 3
fire department; C1iultorr Knitting men were out of the wreck and they
Co•; Mr, and Mrs ,l(itik Ui:con; were assisted to the ttearat bonse,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesepb Boyce, Bruce- where medical aic1 wes tat owe 'sum
field; L. M. Forbes; sprays t•roin moned, It; wits found on examination
ME'• and '1\&rs, J3utterfield., 73a,y City that. rhe driver, Mr,'. 13tuker, was seven.
Mich.; Mr,, and Mi's, W, Johnson; lyholt internally, thmtgh the extent
Mr. anti Mr,'s. W,:Brainfiei:ct; Lout of his 1010115 has not yet, been obtain
`COLI ed, Mr. Hill is sofilerin . frons a, broken
51119, 141.7.'„ and MI's, Geo. Cook, t+
W. FI Cole of'Fiint,'MichiMe, arm wrist• and other' injuries, while Nix.
Mrs. Chain. of Flint, and Mrs. W 13rngley suffered to few cuts :and
H. Cudmgre, town ; Samuel. J3n,ro•; wounds in his leg, The car was smash
d h -ond a air belt a total reek
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to and Art may be taken in addition to •
Mrs. Thomas Sargent, Berkeley, Ont. • y •
writes: I have been troubled with my • one of the foregoing.) '
stomach and liver for the past seven as •
0
Yeats; also have had constipation, coos- p
rug headaches, backaches and dizzy a Pfospective pupils al's Urged to be present Oil
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spells, and at.tintes I would almost tali • rk •
dosva. f tried all kinds of medicine, ® ti opening day in Order to faCiliCate the w0 •
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without obtaining any relief. I cum- 0 of gl anlzatlon. •
metuedusmgAI,iburtt's.Taxa-IiverPiils, • 0
and t ay have cured me. I haver• 00111- • 0
Mended them to many of nay friends, s For further particulars apply to 0
and they are all very tnucli pleased with •
the results they leave obtained from • yt
their use," •
. Milburn's I,axa-laver Pills have been o •
on the market for the past twenty-five • •
years, and can he procured from all a: ® LBL • ltl► N Awe o ®A 10
dealers. • •,•
The price is 25 rents per vial; or frvi •r [ I>tINeI ' II . •
vials for $1.00. ; • •
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If your dealer does not keep them, they • FFIONE 34CLINTON •
wilt be mailed direct on receipt of price, T' 0 0
by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, 'Co.' •• •
O
ave ... n g pitying many, Uut not si.gnliying Mr. atx$ Mra IFt'ec1 Tncicel, Zoo-- e ey r p f w rosstq, ut•
Ja,tion of the dieirict,"