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f Ces1ne Idc,,rr,11nsinaes$1Hfna fir.
Netil i r,tiOne' t'ea7 to adeanee $100
New Ela when n,ot ,raid In ad
i once $1 50
New Era,' 'to the United States'
$ 50
• Adveetis`ltkg-
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ett on Application.
Job work prices advance on July.
1st, 1913,.in ' `' accordance with
the Co. Pie;! Asso
ciation Rates,
Offiee'Ph.one ,30 ,House Ph'oue 05
After Lfkefs of
breaded.la Grippe
Overcome by the Use of Dr.
Williams' Pink bilis.
Throughout•Canada la grippe (in-
fluenza) prostrates thousands of
busy men and women every winter
wrecking thea' health and' leaving
behind numerous 'serious ailments.
It is'the after affects of ila grippe
;that cause such widespread mis-
ery, Here isthemason. La grippe
leaves behind it weakened vital
powers, a ishattered nervous Sys-
tem, impure and impoverished
blood, and a low ,state of health
that renders the !sufferer; extreme-
ly liableto rheumatism, indiges-
tion, neuralgia and nervous disord-
ers. You can avoid la grippe en-
tirely by keeping the blood rich
end pure (through the - occasional.
Ise of Dr. William's Pink Pills. -Or
because you' have not: reeogniz
1your blood weakness, la grippe
diens its fangs upon you, sats
as'tloust` aftei'Feiittets can be
'en out by the same medicine.
r. Williams' 'Pink Pillls! increase
andenrich the blood .supply, feed
the (starving nerves, and thus im-
part new health and new strength
to enfeebled men and women.
Mr, G. St. Clair, connected with
the Sun Life Assurance Co., Hal-
ifaxN, S., says; "1 was taken down
potiiitli a heavy cold and la grippe
and was confined to the lsouse for
me weeks, I had the hest of
,t@ric21, attention, and although the
ei(or.,suicn 1 Was cured I was still.
far from (,, .anal; .3 Id n:o;ti at ave
hate vim necesuary'for ea.strienuous
business :life, and did noti.attend'to
,either office or geld work. Talk -
with a friend hels'asd 'Why not try
�..�. �DrWjl,liam,s' Pink Pills.' I decided
ifu": ie -so, and before Ihad used a
box felt an improvement, and be-
fore long the Pills made me Wel
like a new man. Ican'ti therefore
say .too much in favor of this val-
• uable medicine, and hope that any
< who may read this -and be in need
of medical, attention will be per-
suaded to try ;this, truly wonderful
medicine."
TM) can get these health -renew-
ing Pills through any medicine deal
ger or by mail post paid at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2,50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine 00.,
Brockville, Ont,
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" the different
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have CLOSE BARS AT 1 P. M.
It is.re or that Provincial
Seere\llary Hanna will bring in a
i atto coming session on the
e is u e lose the hotels. of
the province at 1 o'clock on Sat-
urday
at-
ur ay afternoon. The hotelmen's
cis ion has been told this, and
is causing a flutter among the •
bonifanee, Conferences have been
cities. The
• a five -hoer day
lion Se(liui day -1 and in ,some cases
•'the receipts "will be cut 50 per
cent., it is estimated. Alt the bars
do an enormous business, between
the hours of 1 and 7 o'clock Sat-
urday„ With the increase in the
per capita consumpti:oit ' of liquor
• staling him in the face, Mr. Hanna,
has felt that a radical movement
wds necessary.
1...lidi:•ever slight a cold you have, you
hould never neglect it, In all pos.
Ability, if you do not treat it in time it
will develbp into bronchitis, pneutnonie,
or someother serious throat or lung
trouble.
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
particularly adapted for all colds, coughs,
bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, whoop -
:ng cough and all troubles of the throat
and lungs. Three points in favour of
Dr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup are:
1. Its action is prompt, 2. It invigorates
as well as heals, and soothes the throat
and lungs, 1. It its pleasant; harmless
'and agreeable in taste.
Mrs, • Albert \Tait, Brockville . Ont.,,
writes, -"Just a line to let you know
about Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
Our oldest little girl 5 nowsix years old,
➢dbea she was 'four 111011 lis old
a cold sir, v shes got
`ch developed into Bronchitis,
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and we tried everything we could think
of and had two doctors 'attending her,
but it ivas no good. One clay I read
in your almanac ;.about Dr. Wood's
Norway: Pine Syrup, so I tried it, and
before she: had finished onc,bottle of it,
the dry hacking cough had nearly all •
gone. There is nothing equal to it,
and we are never without it in the house."
See that' you get "Dr, Wood's" when
you ask for it, as there are numerous
imitations on the market. The genuine
is. manufactured' by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont,
Price, 25c.; family size, 50c,
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T'Hl} BUSINESS UP-LOO1 ;
Ser' I remarked to,a grouchy
fri,enc; "Business is', loking. up,"•
Alld'daid lee; "Gad,-thea"'s the only.
,way it can took when its flat on
its bask:"
1Y]LL PRINT NAM175.
Tlae names of veterans -o whom
Fenian raid grants halve been made
will ; appeal' in the ,Auditor-Gener-
al s 'report, this year along :` with.
tllicir addresses and the cplips to
whieh they were attached for ,ser-•
vices, The ''appearance of the list
in the report .avill have ' double of
fectj. 1t will make' known persons
who were '•deemed -worthy .:.ofre-
cognition and at rthe, same time
will render liable to apprehension
any individual who through mis-
represttnljation- may have obtained
the grant. About •000 veterans
grants have ,so far been made.
DOES IT PAY? -
Does it to advertise? Many
merchants are daily revolving this
question in '►heir minds and the
general opinion seems to be that
it 'does, The successful merchant
answers this question and declares
that without a /doub't itmost as-
suredly pays- to tadvertise,' 1f it
does not pay, why do the large
dleparrtmentalstores' of Toronto,
Montreal and 'the big cities of the
United States advertise so largely?
They have done it and have there-
by built up large and massive firms.
Perhaps the best answer to this
question is that the Maxwell Mo-
tor, Co, spent $50,000 for advertis-
ing in one day by placing ads in
65 leading dailies oil the Unitred
States and .the Willys Overland
Motor Co. spent $800,000 in adver.
Rising last year. The 'heads of these
firms are shrewd business men and
they certainly would pot spend
this money if it diel not bring re-
turns.
DEATH OF DR BALFOUR.
From the London Advertiser we
we clip the following obituary no-
tice of an uncle of Mrs (Dr,) Axon
of town ;-Dr Jenks Drysdale Bal-
four, 333 Princess avenue, a former
superintendent of Victoria Hospi-
tal, and one of London's oldest•
physicians, died early' Wednesday
morning of pneumonia. He had
been itt since Saturday night, and
was unconscious for more than 48
hours. Dr. Balfour had been initis
usual good health until Saturday,
when he was seized with an illness
which proved to bee' pneumonia.
From the first his condition was
serious, and his death was not un-
expedt(ed. Several oft Ithle most
prominent ,doctors in the city were
in attendance on ,their •sic1e col-
league, and the most profound re-
gret was expressed by the local
medical fraternity at the deathof
Dr. Balfour. Dr. Balfour was born
near Mitchell about 57 years ago,
and after attending the public
school graduated from the St. Cath
arinles Colle,ntiate Inet-itutb, ( FIe
' taught school in that district for
some time and later on in Ilderton.
From schoolmaster he became med
Mat student in Western Univer-
sity, and after graduating andee-
curing the gold medal took a post
graduate course in Edinburgh
hospirtalet On his return to Lon-
don he joined the staff of Victoria
Hospithl, which as then known
as ,the London General. Hospital
On the resignation of Dr. C. W. Bel-
ton, Dr. Balfour' was appointed su-
perintendent, and continued in
that position for more than twenty
years. Since his retirement from
the •hospital eleven years ago, he
had been in private practice. Dr.
Balfour was a member of the e'taff
of Wesi,ern University for many
years. and was a popular lecturer,
his specialties being obstetries and
the diseases of women. Ile Was
also medical director of 1110 North-
ern Life, anti aRoyal Arch Ma'on,
In polities. Dz. Balfour was a Re-
former, and wat a member of the
First Presbytee,ian Church. Be-
sides his wife. Dr. Balfour leaves
four children, Dr, E. B. Balfour. of
Dashwood, Ont ;,'Richard, of the
Northern Life, London, and Master
James and Miss Jean at home. Five
brothers sad five sisters also sur-
viv e, They are, David, of Osborne
George, of Wolseley, Sask.; Tom-
as of Illina15 ; William. on the old
hotntdtead in Herbert Township,
Perth County; John, of Moosejaw;
Mrs. Wm. McIntosh, Port Huron
Mrs. Dan McGill, Paisley ; 51rs. Al-
bert Moore, Lambton. County, near
Petrous; Mrs, Jas, Christie, Gran
fall, Sasl.; and Mrs. J. 73l'aeach-
ard, of Stratford.
The remains of the late Dr. Jas..
D. Bal our were forwarded Thurs-
day aftferno.on on'the 4.40. train
Grand Trunk to Exeter for burial.
Services were conducted at his res-
idence, 333 Queen's' avenu,e,, at �4
o'clock by Rev. W, J. Knox, B.A.
pastor bf First ,, Pg;rsbyterian
Church, The pallbearers'- vete;
Drs. Campbell, Clarke, Erttestl;Wi11-
iams, Weekes, Meek and McGregor.
The funeral was held Friday in
Eyeter. The folteveili ', i'es�olution
was passed by the directors of the
Northern Life Assurance Company
f Canada ,•,ecord with the deepest
egret, the .sudden death of James
Balfour, M. D., which occurred
n the 7th day of January 1914. Dr,
alfour was a man of ' unusual abil-
try and .sound judgment and of
(the • �strictist integrity. He held. •a
•eading place among his medical
bretthrenin'tlh:e city and was a mem
bei of the. medical staff of the
Western University. 'He was med-
sat director of the company from
._ti e its'
ear 1896 until 'the Insurance. Act
ivas passed in 1910 and since„ that
ante medical superintendent, 'Rte
always performed his. duties with
ons'cienItI oust care. Not only as
medical director_ but i.n every way
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his r'b much
n l.e was he coni r used
power
o 'diet permanent ,siileeesie of the
ompany. "1)r• Balfour possessed
,ways the confidence and esteem.
f thedirectors, and of the medic-
al examiners and - field e(aff ofettle
ompany, 'all of whom will join in
incerety regretting his death and
eel it to be' a personal loss to theta
selves and a great loss to the coin -
any. The directors desire to eic.-
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Dr, James D, Balfour, a former val- i branched out into other activities, It pays to advertise in the New
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than was moved by Trustee John efit of his wide experience, and his
M. Gunn, and seconded byTrustee I counsel was, always wise and help -
W. T. Strong; ''That the members,ful, We desire, therefore, to place
of the board of education haveupon record, our sense of the great.
learned with the deepest regetet of loss 'sustained by the City of Lon-
Ithe, sudden and untimely death of don through the lamented death of
their old friend and colleague, Dr Dr, Balfour and to assure his family Driving 'mare for sale, Will be
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Dr, Balfour was , of our sincere with and artf sed: cash i or part cash
a valued mstnber of the board for in their sad bereavement. In prle- p JOE RATTENBURX.
two years and during that time, he senting the motion, Trustee Srtong
won the esteem and good-willof made afeeling referleuce to the
all its members ,by his unfailing worih of the late Dr. Balfour and For Sale Ol',lent
courtesy and his kindly spirit to- ,said that hehad received thenews
ward all. As a former member rot of the lather's death as a distinct
the 'teaching profession who had personal loss.
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Once more we wish to invite you.
Once more we want to pointout that as a holiday remembrance
Jewelerystands supreme and alone.
Onee more we desire to state that as a desirable place to select
suitable' jewelry gifts this storeTO•DAY represents about all
that can be found. in the whole of Jewelrydom,•
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For the last few weeks we've tried to keep stocks up to CTJR
idea of completeness. We've been buying about as fast as
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And While we've been handing 0111 goods like we neves,' did •
before, we still have noexcuses to make for our showing-
either in quantity, variety, quality caprices.
Colne -i igbt up, to the last minute on lbristimes .CVe, expecting
to get a choice that guaiantees yob that precise article that
you have set year heart on,
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Cas't' 'oek e.'otin to find As'ankiotib to give you all of our time •
that you need, se that ,your' visimabe' pleasant ad •
p"rofitable.
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A seven -roomed Pottage on
North Street for sale or rent.
MRS. E. BUTLER
Slabs For Sale
14 inches long, Hardwood,
12 inches long, Body Wood.
STAPLETON
SA11 MIR
CLINTON COAL
YARDS
Yards Opposite G. T.R. Station
All kinds of Coal on hand-
Chestnut Soft Coal
Stove Blacksmith
Furnace Coke
Coal 1
and G
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3 and inch sike
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The Tile is ot'the very best.
quality.
uroctay,
arela;y 15th., 1914
Farm for Sale w. OXFXDObIli,
BARRISTER SOLIOITOR NOTAR
PUBGIo, "ETD
0$INTQN :,
Being lot 21 and 25, 4th Con..01
`tei1ey 70 acres all cleared h cuing
never failing sflingereek, welltenced,
fierce house, and -barn, 30X50 lean to
7-N3G stable under whole building;
the stables are eeneent Ueing put na
one year'; ago. Small orchard, Tele-
j hone _ and rural instil:. '7' acres of
al'palfa good eatch; Posseesioie and
5ea'tus t0 suit purchaser, " Apply nn
premises or to
W. POTTER
3.1,11, No, 5, Clinton
%Tollgate for Sale
53 800 00 first mortgage on 109'
acres for sale.
W. BRYDONE
Drs. Geo, .& M E. Whitley
lleflemann
Osteopathic Illy.
Specialists in Womenls and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disorders
Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office-Rattenbury Hotel Friday,
from 1 to 6
Faruk liu' Sale
The unders'gned offers for sale
in,provsd fa -in of 160 acres, Lots
13 and 14. Con. 17, Township of
Ged_rich situated on the Base Line
four m l_e north Of „Clinton,
CHARLES CLIFTON.
Summerhill.
B ellevien' Dairy Farni
From our stock of first-class
cows w•e are prepared to supply
you twice deny with best of milk
and cream, and solicit a share of
your patronage.
E. 13. HILL.
Farm for Sale
A good farm, consisting of
88 acres, being lot 76, Maitland con-
cession, Goderich township, two
miles north of •Holmesvilie, con-
venient to church and school, also
cheese and butter factory. Good
7 -roomed house with pantry and
back kitchen, excellent cellar and
plenty of kard andsoft water -
water piped to barn ; good bank
barn 45x45, straw shed 18x36,,stab-
ling underneath all; two orchards
principally spies and baldwins ; the
farm istiled'-drained; well fenced
small bush; no, ,waste land; all
seeded down except 17 acres, which
is ploughed, Rural telephone in
house with long distance connec-
tion, 'als'o on rural mail route. Pos-
session given to suit purchaser.
LEWIS TEBBUTT,
Holsnesville,
phone 9 on 143 Goderich township
Girls !Wanted
Experienced, and girls to learn
Knitting a :cl Leaping. Will pay
$5.00 per week wale lcarning,
Ste cry employment. Pleasant
pesitinn. Apply a" once
CLIN'TOX KNITTING CO,.
Clinton, Ontario.
Money Wanted.
I have several inquiries for loans
of various amounts and will be
pleased to find investments for
funds on mortgages. --
W. BRYDONE
.e.11,aRLsas 'B..(HOGE t
Conueyarice, Notary Public,
Opmmissioner, :etc,
FAL ESTATE .&NI)1NSVRA.NCB,
Issuer of ,Marriage Licenses, •
Huren59t„ Clinton,
H. T.., RANCE
Notary Publfe, Oouveyacer,
Financial and Real Estate,:
IN0URAliCE'A,Gs1NT-Representing 141rlre•In
CnUrence Oompatil01.,
iijyisi0,1.- court Ofli.ce..
1V,Iediva'l.
DR1 t;'. 115. TIIU4t1I?SON'
Physician. Surgeon, Eta
anode' attention given to diseases elf the
Eye, Eitr.,Throat, and Noes,
Eyescarefully examined, eeC suitable glasses'
prescribed.
Offieo.and Residence.
Twodecry west of the. Commercial note,
Huron At.
DRS. G1 NAI and GANDI)ER
Dr. W. Gunn, L. S. C, 7'.,L, It. 0, t3., Mo.
Dr .3' C. Gaudier. D.A. 11.11, '
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calls' at residence, : Rattenbarp58t..
or at hospital
IDR. J. W. SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, 8IIRGE0N,
cconcheur, etc., office and residence on
tenbnry 85. ovuosite W. Farran's residence.
DR. F. 111.11XoN
DENTIST
r: Crown and Bridge Work a 5pccialtyx.`,
Gratluate of C.O.D.S -a Chicago, and R.o,D,s
Toronto.
llnytleld. on Menders, Mar 1st to Dec0inh
DR. 11. FOWLER,
DENTIST,,
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Spacial care taken to make dental Matta
meat as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction see,
GODERIOH ONT
5 so a atria anion a epoe'elt», (lidera .i t al
NEw ERA oince, rtmpr,y abtende,t
to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,'Farmer,' sate nota
discounted,
G. D. McTaggart M. D. MoTaggae
McTaggart Bros,.
BANNERS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON'
General Banking Bnalnean
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed to,
depoeite
The McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance co.
Farm and Isolated Town Props
erty Only insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seaforth,
J Connolly, Vice -Pros.,' Goderich.
T. E. Hays, Sec.-Treas., Seafoaith
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hclmesville, Johr
Watt, Harlock ; G. Dale, Clinton; D.
F. McGregor, Seaforth ; J. Evans,,
Beechwood , J. G. Grieve, 'Wiathrop•
J Bennewehs, Brodhagen; M. Me.
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Director is Inspector of
losses inhia own district. -
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock ; Ed. Hincb-
ley, Seaforth; Wm, Chesney, Eg-
mondville; .i, W. Yeo, Holmesvilleb
Payments may bo ;made at The
Morrish Clothing Co., Clinton, or
R.H. Cult, Goderich.
FORD EC, ItcLEOD
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standaru•),
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
Alsike, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
Wheat, Peas, Barley and Feed Corn
Highest Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains.
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JACOB TAYLOR
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Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Real estate bought and sold
Money to loan
Office Isaac Street, next door to Nei
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Gr -and Trunk Railway System
Rail way Time Table
London, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8.80 a m 4.50 p„na-
Centralia 9.40 5.43
Exeter 9,53 5.54
Bonsai' ,.,.. 10.08 3.05
Kippen ,,1.0.16 6.11
Brucefield 10.30 6.19
Clinton 11.00 6.35
Londesboro11.18 6.52
Blyth 11.27 7.00
Belgrave 11.40 7.13
Wingham, arrive11.50 7.175
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Belgrave6.54 3.44
Blyth. . . ..... 7.08 3.56
Londeeboro 7.16 4.04
Ulinton......7,50 4.23
Bruoefield 8.12 4.39
Iiippen 8.28 4.47
Hensall', .. 8,32 4,52.
Exeter-- ..... . 8.48 5.05
Centralia 9.00 5.15
London, arrive 10:00 6.10,
Buffalo and iii ode,
4 Wee' Passenger
Pianos Stratford lam p m p m. p m
pianos and organs rent ► 0.0012,20 5,25 10,20•
++ Mltchell....,:..10.`L2 12.45 6.
55 10.47'
Seaforth 10,45 '1,10 6.18 11
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4 hon0 r 'iiolmessille 11.16 '1,39 (1.38
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Goderich............ .:,.,,.. 7,10 2.40 , 4.50
4 Rolmeeville ......... 7.20' 2.57 5,06
1 MUSIC EnipOrillln E' Clinton-.,.. 7,35 3,07 5:15-
s ► Seatorth ....... 7.52' 3.25 5.32
1 ►► Mitchell .. ,8.10- 3,48 555
Stratforn....... ..... 8.40 4 15 0 20
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