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PAGE TWO,
Thursday, July 15Th,
Every Page Has Newsy Items.
The New Er: o lAttrition May Prove Best
Weapon to Win War
40T'Ii tYEAR,
"IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE;"
KERR & SON Props:
J. Leslie Kerr Business Manager
New Era, Qne Year In advance $1.00
Now Era, when not paid in ad-
vance.
dvance. $1,50
New Era, to the United States
in advance $1,50
Advertising Rates on Application.
• Job work prices advance on July
1st, 1913, in 'accordance with
the Huron Co, Press Asso-
ciation Rates.
Office Phone 30 House Phone 95
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Men and Events.
London July ,0 -Lord 'H a:d tae,
speaking at the Ntitional Liberal
Chlb 'to night said ;
"The method of attrition may
turn ;out to be the real method in
this war.
"7 did not have the smallest
doubt of the imperative nececaity
of England taking; port.
ihe
�•d out with L
Hata tt e stayed c
German wtir party in the ascencl
ant our shrift' would have been
Very, slSort"
"We are in the (to -day 'with
a newt spirit that groays more u-
nited
t-rited -'every day i n deterrninati'on
to achieve victory.
si
"A ATI6CCO,T IfALQ/Y5
but they entered the "dry" belt last
week, under the new Prohibition meas-
ure whereby every bar is closed, which
will add to their prosperity the longer it
lasts. They have set an object lesson
for the Dominion.
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Instead of tinkering round a County at
a time the Temperance folk should enter
upon a Crusade for Provincial Prohibi-
tion. If successful many of the present
objections would be wiped out.
175 is the official majority for the 'Can
ada Temperance ,Act in Perth County.
11 out 15 municipalities gave majorities
for the Act and Mornington was a tie.
The three towns, St. Marys, Mitchell
and Listowel voted to become "dry" as number i'
did the village of Milverton. 4373 electors S A BAD( SMELLER
supported Act, 4,198 voted nay. Ellice '
and Logan townships where the German W. F Garland will not require a gar -
vote is strong, recorded 367 and 224 re-; land of posies to deck him when out
f1-
spectively, against. As there is no hand er his rake off on the war orders.
icap attached to this measure, as in Loc ; notentitled to wear a white flower, the
al Option contests, a straight majority s proverbial flower at the present time.
puts it in force, Stratford reel, try a Maybe he doesn,t care 9U IPS .as 11e
ocil'Optien vote next Aanuar paaaed up his bank account. Nosegay» °n
some es those war orders are strong
td�l.ii+ e. --d R.o., smelters.
Use your calendars to keep the month WOMEN/ AT THE HEAD
ly egg returns, the milk account, eta It is said Maida Wale railway station,
and you will be surprised at the conven- ,
tent ready reckoner you have at hand all Old Londonis managed by 87 army
women and looked after in good style
the time. 1 too. While sometimes denominated as
the "weaker vessel" the average woman
hood can usually compare very favorably
with the so called "sterner sex' and per-
haps give many of then pointers. The
law of equality is slowly but surely work-
ing its way and the men will require to
look after their laurels or lose them,
Cheese continua's to hold a strop WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ,
n� ,• i
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Local News ka-
AMIIRAMPMARKVA
HELP. THE RED. CROSS
Seep on knitting. No mattter what
else you are doing, keep a sock on the
needles for the odd minutes. Invite your
lady friends to do the same as the work
cannot be overdone in the meantime, If
every young woman of 16 years and up-
wards learned the knitting needle art
they be doing themselves a
great kindness and would be able to give
the Red Cross work a great and well de-
served boost. Will yen be one of the
that have won many a "God Bless You".
'There are 843 branches in this province,'
with 25,000 members, in round figures.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA.STO R I A`
TO MUCH TAKE '
Those fake assaults, robberies and kid-
napping that some, Toronto young wom-
en
nt public'
en are working off on an 1
should be dealt with a firm hand. It'si
bad enough when such cases are true but
for women with any, guise of common
sense to play as cheap a role and then
plead, with great emotion; to be excused
for the joke rather addsinsult to injury.
Of course there is always, "nervous pros.
tration, etc". put up as a ruse excuse but
a year in prison as an example would like-
ly cure a good many such cases in ad-
vance.
Premier. of Canada, tvho arrived Our Colonial brethren in Australia are
safely in England. becoming. experts in growing the banana.
0500 per acre has been realized es fines
cial retnrns.
600Q600070,096000006•6e00000 1 - -o---
r Edl torial Notes 1 place on the market while butter a Donn& WELL. '
eggs keep web up in the forward march
•eseeeeesoneneese eoeeenee also. There are worse jobs than farming $'40,000 was raised last year by Wom-
in this year of grace 1915. Croakers en's Institutes of Ontario for the IIospit-
The office hog and the blind Pig should "cheese" 1t, al Ship, Red Cross and Belgialt Relief
Funds. This is a splended total and
shows what may be accomplished in as
quiet way. Many hands snake light
work is a truism all right and the Wom-
en's institute is a practical organization.
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should each be treated to e. piece of
"jewelry" in their nose. Neither of
them appear to care a rap for the rights
of others.
Wherever a dynamiter is caught in
Canada his respite should be very brief.
Anybody who plays so dastardly a trick
need expect little sympathy and will not
likely be disappointed over their cold
blooded act.
A truly wonderful old gentleman is Sir
Charles Tupper who celebrated his 94th
birthday last Friday. Ile makes his
home at Bexley Heath, a few miles from
London, England. Few men possess the
vitality of Sir Charesi
Saskatchewan Province - frequently
sorry for long continued drought -
The Pink of Health
is every woman's right;
but many are troubled
with sallow complexions,
headaches, backaches, low
spirits-untilthey learn that
sure relief may ,be found in
BEECH
PILLS
D'aettio sold m.+n,hem.ptin boWomen
., 25 uEt. Bim.
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Some Essex County farmers have 00
acres of onions under crop and are expect
ing big results. I-Iuron County can com-
pete with the best of thele in returns but
possibly not in acreage.
Queen "Lizzie'' has been leaving some
house cleaning in her 16 inch guns and is
now once more really for the fray. If
those German loiterers in the Kiel canal
could be induced to take a cruise there
might be something doing. They appear
to prefer the submarine warfare.
Women's Rights are still at a discount,
evidently, in West Virginia. The Courts
gave a husband unconditional divorce
simply because his mild gazelle would
insist on chewing tobacco in bed. We
have heard of instances where the ma
of the house thought he possessed the
right to both chew and smoke while re-
posing in bed, but of course Canadian
laws are different to what they are in
West Virginia. Suppose this is the
"double standard" the hear so ranch
about.
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148 School Fairs in Ontario in 1914.
This is one of the hopeful and healthful
signs of the times at it relates' to the
youth and Agricultural Education that
is intensely practical. 1391 schools took
part
• 1 attendance was05,310.
310. and the total
We prophesy the introduction of the
motor car for Rural mail delivery. The
government could purchase the machines
' at a wholesale rate if there were no such
thing as graft.
Suffered From
it Rheum
FOR MANY YEARS.
Burdock Blood Bitters Cured Her.
Boys Should barn
Td run. •
To 'swim..
To be neat,
To make a fire.
To be punctual.
To do au, errand.
Td cut kindling.
To sing if they can.
To hang up Lneir hats,
To respect their, teacher
To hold. their% heads erect.
To wipe their feet on the met,
To read aloud when requested.
To cultivate a cheerful temper..
To hetet the boy mailer than.
themselvr s,
Tel sow on their own buttons.
To speak pleasantly to an old.
lady,
To put • ,every, garment in its,
proper place.
mn xemove, their hats upon enter
ill a I1iL1E,e.
at to tease boys smaller than
thems'evesl,
To keep their finger nails from
wearing mourning..
To bt( hind aiic helpful to their
sisters,. es to other boys• sisters,
To closothel door' quietly,' espci••
ally when there 1s 0 sick person
in the pollee.
To take pride in having their
))latileR and sisters for their best
friends, ' ' '
If they do anything, to take their
nlotheu into their confidence, and
abovd all; never 'to lip about any-
thing thea'; ha , e done,
wnen, their play is rover tor the
day, 'to wash their faces aim hat d
and to spend (bit b•, ening in the
houses.-
Not
oue -Not to (alt( the easiest chair in
Hui room cud put it directly in
front of the Ore and forget be of-
fer it to thele anther when she
coulee in to sit -down,
To make up their; minds not to
horn Lo '91,100,, chew or drink., 1','-
memberleg thescl things are not
easily unlearned, ,and that they are
terrible drawbacks to good sten.
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•
Try us for Joh Work
its branches
A trial will convinc
e that We know ou
40, liusiness.
o••®®•emms•®oomaaatase
Mexico's Great 1, eat Ex -P esiden 6J1 BAllltlSTER F30r rJIm NRE
Salt Rheum or Eczema is one of the
most painful of ail skin diseases, and if
not attended to immediately may be-
come very deep seated.
Give the blood a good cleansing by
the use of that grand old medicine
Burdock Blood Bitters. This sterling
remedy has been on the market 'for the
past forty years, and is the best blood
cleanser on the market to -day.
Mrs. William I-1. Fowlie, Cole's Island,
N.B., writes: "I have been a sufferer
from salt rheum for a good many years,
and was so bad 1 could not do my own
work. I tried a good many medicines,
but they all failed to do me any good
until I tried Burdock Blood Bitters. 1
had not taken one bottle until I found
thankful
most
great chane and
mm
achange,
for tring
it.
Ilio
hope that every
other
sufferer from salt rheum will try B.B.B."
Burdock lllood Bitters is manufactur-
ed only by The T. Milburn Co,, himiter ,
Toronto, Oilt,
A Lesson from the Clock
A CLOCK that strikes is better than a non -striking clock. It tells us the
our eyes, It saves >tic steps
our ears. as well as through o P
f"� time throughY
-It signals, spurs us on, rouses us, spedks to us in the dark and from
far away. It is usefulbeyond far be and the usefulness of the silent clock.
that advertises. A
So with a business
shop or stote'that sends out its message
to us in the form of, advertisements in
our newspapers serves us far beyond
the shop or store that is silent -that
must be visited before its service or
merchandise can be known,
The shop or store that advertises
saves our time and money, etc. Speaks
to us at the right time, rouses us to at-
tention, and stirs us to action. We buy
more as the result of advertising. and
we buy from advertisers.
To the Merchants of Clinton
an arouses a stimulator -on your astriker--an attention getter, busi-
ness, In other words -ADVERTISE, Strike often and regularly by
weekly edvertisements,in The Clinton New Era.
Answer. the Gall of Advertisin
PUBLIC, ETO
Diaz, Dies an Exile in Paris
WARBLES POND. RAIL
OLIN
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The New Doi inion
July( 2. -Gen. Ponfiro Diaz
former= president of ,Mexico clitd
Paris, Jul
at 7 'o'clock this, morning.
Gen. ; Diaz earl bean in failing
health since reaching Europe in
: his rat - the
pres'idcncyafLen'of Jr foionllwRingthe
1017from
successful Madero 'revolution, He
wail born, in 1830, and from 1845.
'011 wad intimately connected with
-Mexico's history. He was elected
provisional presidents In 1876, soon
becoming full pnrsoident. Except
from 180 to 1984 he was perpetual
president of the republic and dur
ing that period{' the country en-
joyed a lrangnilityitnever knew
before or sine,;.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R l A
CASTOR
For Infants and Childrea
in Ilse For Over 30 Years
Always bears /G6
the
Signature of
Huron old Boys Picnic
Holmes, Silas Davis, R. J. Timmins,
R. Sanderson, J: Cookcrline,, Geo.
Newton, Dr. Belden, Alex Arm-
strong Dr. Stanbury, Thos. Soole,
N. Cnhbiechek, oJhn Dickson, John
Dyer, Sohn Robertson, and a host
of young• peo7'Cii' •
Everybody spoke ill . generous
terms of praise of the pleasrint
time enj'oyell and of the 'delel'min-
a'tion to make the ,affair an annual
success.
•
est national problems. film (will
not be called upon tc+ work out
policies, bug every maker of polio-
led will depend upon hint or the
It Mb Tiitsnick With perfect cm -
dor that there was not n young-
er° eoulile on the ground than Dr,
W. Sloan, and esteemed wile, form
orly of Biyth. The doctor is nna O r yE1VATOR 4 A,I;ClC3G1TI.rD
in his 83rd year, and no __
how old Mrs. Slos,3i is, 'she ,does leadeal of the 'Pelletal Govern -
vat, look it; bfnih are, in the prime meati forces in the Canadian
of health ants vigor, carry their Senate and ''L leader ,of the liar
yetlrs remarkablyg well, and their at Calgary. He is v Eery well
Many olcl• friendsi in 'Huron will he known throughout Canada as a
delighted t'1 kt.oav they are s(); i,ni iness man, lawyer end poli-
t$eil.•tician ITe has been appointed chair
The annual tuxi'orsion to Huron. malt, of the ratty Canadian lios•-
'e ,Cin• Petal Commiseioh.
WHO• , hag; been a fe'rIUI
nectecl, with this association for
years, has been discontinua owhir,
to the( unfavorable attitude of the
railway, xehlc&( liras made the 1 ate
prohibitive, and attention will 1 c
directed towel d a picnic in future.
The arrangements this year tt-er e
eecessarily meagre 'owing to the
uncertain weather, but 1t ie situ..
gc-then` likely that in the future
they will lie more complete, and
the assistnncl sed co-operation et
'Ilmronienll in the city to this
end( is invited.-
All
nvited.All the gashes were trout contest
ec1. The -following being the prize
-
winners;
Men and Events •
Oonneyance, Notary Pub
Commissioner,
REAL ESTATE ANL) 1NS5JR
Issuer of Marriage Licens
Huron St.. Clinton,
H. T. RANO
Notary Public, Conveyancer,'
Financial and Real E
INstyRAN01rAegNT-Representing 14
mance Oonlenn1se..
JMvlsion Court Mee.
M. G. Cameron, ii„C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Office on Albert Street, ocoupie
Mr. Hooper. In Clinton on e
Thursday, and on any day for wb
appointments are, made, Office ho
from a.m. to 6 p.m. A good vault
connection with the office. Office op
every week day, Mr. Hooper will ma
any appointments for Mr. Cameron,
Rsees.
Boys 7 end, sunder -1. Willie 11111;
2, Peter McKenzie; 3, Herlm:t Ste -
enlightenment wield!, 'only 'ascer Girls and under -i, DTarm'ret
tallied facts can give. T,roomer 2 Eva 'Dickey, 3 Andrene
NOT is' this ease unispes. In the Sedlery,
guarding,' of out public domain, in Rove 12 and under -1. Thee Boole
the devetopmeni of our
g>ot'ing' 2,Wilfred Cantelbn; 3; Herbert
trade in thy defence 'off • out nal
na-
tional honour and interests, cit
servants ,play tan important part.
Many avenues are open to the men
of ability Men joins the Civil Ser-
vice and makes. 1 life -work of the
duties before` him.
In 'the 'second place, 'NIr. Coats
preferment, .like /other prefe'-
menta he has won, is made on rner
it 'only, It is too time that many
a good man is Ise pt clown in:the
d one e r d,.
a r1 b, 1
Service and many y
vancCaby
mere political
br
S
er
'
sonah pull. Butietthe good nen
take heart) from the case now be-
fore us. Mr. Coats is not merely
a good man int the administra-
tion of existing' systems, but he is
an inventor, an originator of eye,
tems. The good man who• ,finds
advance impossible along lines al-
ready 'opened may find an the ex -
01 cisd of originality the opening
that be seeks, ,Nes ''b( maltrwrnt
( t
tr, to set 1 by those ct our mes-
tere evlul are politicians and noth•
ing m'oret the fact remains that a
n.inieter as usually more than a
Politician. He has an honest pride in`,
the works' of his department and
that makes 'him desire to offer oppor
tunics' to the men who can use it
and to throw responsibility ;upon
the man who/ can hear it.
In the third place R.H. Coates is
en outstanding example of whey
may he called n clageec'onscious
civil seeeent. He has' been the
head and front' of movelnent'after
movement for the. good of the Ser
vice. Me has ,carried kut labours
which, had they been equalled by
even one in ten, of the rent ofthe
Service, would have settled every
question that faces: ue and made
the ,Service a perfect panadise of
j'us'tice and good: feeling, He never
soughtr office in any of the 'organ
; iee'tions with which) he is connect-
ed, but ,offi,:e has been thrust np
on him, and usually the office de
manding the greatestdevotion of
time, effort and ability. No man in
i the service 'of Canada "has more
niunificientlyl discharged, the debt
4 which, as Bacon tells us every man
we . to his profession, than has
R.H. C'oatee. Everyk person who
wished well tot the Service of Cana
da will be/ glad that one to whom
the members, of the Service are.
indebted` has had ,opened to him.
such, splendidr opportunities for
those services, to ,the public which
he is sot amply( qualified to render
MMUS CUR
Hard Stilly and Too Little
Exca'f'ise Leads to St.
'Vitus Dance.
Meciival
DR "6. W. Ti3ONIFSselal
Physician, Surgeon, Eta
special attention given to diswi.os et the
Ere, Ear. Throat, and Noee.
Eyes carefully %mined, and suitable ?glasses
proscribed.
Office and Residence.
Twodears west of the Commercial Baan
llurpu 6t.
BIOS. (i[N i and (,A`t1il]FR
Dr. W. Gunn, L. A. O. P., L. E. 0.5.. Edl
Dr, Cunb's also at residence High Street.
Dr•J, C. candler. lt,A. 51.15.
Office -Ontario Street, Minton.
Sight calif at residence, Rattenbarr 8P.
or at 110 , 11al
SIR. ,J. Will'. SHAW.
pecesn IAN, 9UR0EON.
ecoucheur,t etch, oaice and residence on
tenbory Street.,
DR. F. R. AXON
DENTIST
at Crown and Bridge {York a SW011111y4
Graduate of C.O.D.S,.; Chicago. and 11.0,70.9
Toronto.
Daylleld on Mondays, May 1st to D ..
Therd is mueh, criticism 'of mod-
ern educational methods that re-
quire too much work of school
children, allowing them too little
time for play and preventing suf
ficicn i mit of door exercise. When
the study, 'of music; or any other
accomplishment withthe neces-
sary practice is 'add(d the strain
is increased. Under these c'o'nd'-
tion;{{ the blood( becomes impover-
ished and fails to nourish the
nerves. The cl.ild becomes rest,•
less and 1witehing of the nnlseles
follows. Sometimes the child
Lc asks, seumbles fn tvalkinej and drops
Girls 12 and under -1., Kathleen what itthat triesearlfoy' hod, show Palletthiel, list-
Leohranet 2, Rosie. Lochrane; 3, lessness and livability ore there symp-
Le 1 d Si it I tonal
DR, a, FOWLER,
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special care taken to make dental irse.P
meat as painless ea possible.
lir re ( 1e
Boyre 13 to 19-1, Jeffrey Rich-
mond; 2, J.'Iiickey; 3. Harrison
Holmes:
Girls 13 to, 18 -Anne Lochrane;
2, Gladys Shea; 3, 'Bee trice Stagg.
Zc:plelin Race -1, Anne Loehoane
2, L. Cobblediak• 3t Beatrice Stagg.
Root Ree, -1, 'Wilfred Timmins';
2, Davila Believe, r 3, Jno, 'Hickey..
Young
Race -1, 13.'Ii. Me -
Cr
Mena Ra e-
,
Creatlu; 2 13aeo1d Timmins, 3, quit
2Timmins,
Ladies Race -1, Olive Moody; 2,
,Florence Loss{
ll3aif Men's Race -1, J.'Hickey ; 2,
W. 11Tillei; 3, Dr. Sellely.
Coat Race, laOies-1, Mrs. Cole:
2, Grace, Taniblyn; 3, Mrs. Leask
Biscuit Eating Contest -1 lr'.,Tim
mina; 2,f iF Ord 3, W. R ''1Vliller.
Married Ladies'' Race1, Mrs.
Cole; 2, Mrs. Hit.; 3, Mrs. Leask.
Spoon and, Peanut Race -1 ,Mrs.
'Hill;. 2, Kr 9., Brickendon; 3, Mrs.
Cobblediek.
Nail Driving Contest-1,'M;s. Tim
mins'; 2, Sirs; A. S. Johnston.
Married Mae's Race, 100 yords-1
MrMcCreats; 2, 1VIr. Ogden; 3,
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction use
GODERIOH ONT '
Vet ai atoi,t .sales a spootnla,,, 01Geas nt a
NEW Eit.t office, Olinton prom"t.y attenae
to. Terms reasonable. 'Farmers• sale Unto
discounted'
demands made upon them and that
St.' Vitus; ranee has fastened its
hold upon the child,
711 this condition there is no
tonic can equal( Dr. Williams'
Fink Pills, which build up the blood
strengthen the nerve's and stielelly
help, to meet the demands of tl:ket
grow
lng.
01111
Outi
of door
exer-
cise,
elSs, nourishing Food plenty of
gleeTA with these ionic pills
will
euro even the most sev(0(te Baser+
of St. Wince dance, We offer the
following proof; "Pp to the age of
ten years says, Mrs. Johnson of
Mulford, N, S. "my son Calvin was
as healthy 'and rugged 'as any
child couldLbe. Then he began to
complains that his/ eyes hurt Slat
and of pains' in the heed and be
gan to fall back in his studies at
schoot. Thenl I noticed a twitch
ing 'of thek muscles of his face and
arms and Inter his whole body
seemed 'to be in constant notion
Our family physician was called in
ands pronouneed, the trouble a se-
vere attack of St, Vitae dunce. He
eras,' under; the doctor's treatment
for some three months but did holt
Thema rigid men won the indoorseem to improve. We had taken
baseball match. him from' school, and were careful
The Games, Committee tvei - thatnothing should excite him
Messrs. 't Sheppard, W. P. fftoocly
N. B. Oobbleiliclt, Thos', Rance, Carl
Bedlen Athol Stewart,. Norman Her
ro; etarthr, T. G. Seel°, Tinie keel
ars; Dr. Stanbury, Roger Crocker
clerks Of cou e,s E. ,Floody, John lain' 'thiel medicine. .After nein a
W. Hodgson,
,fudges ]i Holmes, Or fete boxes there was a noticeugbl'a
W. I3'edgson,..V Sloan.A. stnliy 'Major
:Lieclk and w ti
but n'Ot\Vithstan ding Ile grew worse
and the least start would bring en
attacks of hysteria. This went on
for Some months until Dr. Wihffariis
Pink Pills were brought to my at-
tention and we decid.d to give
improvementsand by the time he
had 'taken nine Or ten boxes hp
had recce\ eyed his former good
A,t AAAAAA AAAAAAAAA health. There has been no si n of
a returns of thei trouble, and Torun
scarcely say!how thankful we fee,
for 'Elio complete restoration of our
son's health.'
Parents whq find their growing
boys or girls becoming nervous
should lose no time in giving them
Dr. William's Perk Pills, You may
ward off an attack of St, Vitus
New dance, or itl the trouble has reach-
ed; that( ettage Ithe Pills will effect
'letters' and will a cure. Sold by alli medicine ds'al-
not requirethe special war tax e?s. 'or by mail at 50 cents to box
of six boxes for $2.50 from The De.
Williams' Medicine) Co., Brockville,
Ont. I
To The New Era
Correspondents:
News matter mailed to The
Era in unsealed envelopes'
does not come under the postal
classification ofe
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G. D. McTaggart hl, 11, MoTaggar
M.6c.Tagg rt BI�'ov
1BIIIVSERS
ALBERT S'i, , CLINTOYN
General Eanftings Bnaissalna
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NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed
deposits
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The Mc 'Hop miutnaat
Fire Insurance eo.
Carni and Isolated Town Props
erty Only Insured.
Head Office-Seaforth, Ont,
OFFICERS.
J. b McLean, Seaforth, President
J. Connolly, Goderich, Vice -Pres.
Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, See: Treas
Directors -D. F. McGregor, sea-
forth; .I. G. Grieve, Winthrop; W.
Rion Seaforth; John Banneweis,
Dublin; J. Evans, Beechwood' A.
McEwen, Bruoefield; J, B. McLean
Seaforth• J. Connolly, Goderich:
Robert Perris, 'Harloek.
Agents• -Ed, Hinehley, Seaforth;,
W. Chesney, Eglnondville; J. W,
Yeo, Holmesville; Alex. Leitch.
Clinton; R. S. Jarmuth. Brodhagen
of A Carload1,Q1112Lf@a'i,
Perliooid Ce Belli
'hone us tor prices.
It will pay you
John Hutton
LONDESBORO
Drs. Geo. ILL Millie
Hellmannll .-
D
Osteopathic 1 Icy.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Disea0ee
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE,
Office-Rattenbury Hotel.
Tuesday and Friday, 7 to 11 p.nss
FORD at McLEOD
We're now selling Timothy Seedy
(Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa.
Alaike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid` for Hay
and all :°mins.
FORD & 'MoLEOD