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49th Year in'the-Piiiblii Service
VI. lI. Kerr & Son, Proprietors. 3, Leslie Kerr, Business Manager
Neve Era, one year in advance $ 1 00
AI4 V Eia;'when nbt`patd iii';advance.r 1 sit"'
Tleri E}'a, :to the.• United Stated in advance 150:
AADVERTFSING ` RATES ON APPLICATION'
Ofuree!Phelfe $0' 1 Hoose •Plione'"'95
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Cheese "factories have had a: good season. The output is being
itnarketed' at 15 cents per pound. This' is surely the farmers' day.
Remodelling the Dominion; Cabinet is in progress and• it is said
Hon. Mr. Hanna, Provincial, Secretary, will be given a,portfolio. If
so one of the best men in the Ontario Legislature op Government'side
will betaken and it v,1.11 not be easy to fill his shoes' We suppose,:
with the big Conservative majority it won't makemuch difference
until the day of reckoning drawn s on.
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Keep your 'eye skinned for the Hallowe'en joker Saturday` night
of this week. A good stogie boot close to a fellow's coat tail often
helps out -of the yard.
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Our friends the Baptists of this Dominion take a great and' very
practical interest in Missions and have a record 'well' worthy of any
church membership. Total. expenditure' for all puliones last year
was over a. million dollars, an increase' of nearly $14'2;000 over - the
previous year. $820,41•) of this was spent 'are 'home and'$i8i241iehedad.
The total; membership is said to be 55,544, an' advance' of, over • 400 in
the 12 months.
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31,000 motor cars were registered up to September lst in this Prov
ince.. An easy question in arithmetic would give, approximately, the
financial investment, which would tally up to a big sum. Ontario is
a well' -to-do Province or she could net' keep • up'such a record:'
Three' cheers for the Red, White and Blue.
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Advice from the Farmer's Advocate is "If you have a good hired
man on the farm keep.him " A list of many duties he could look
after is given and if he fills them all he would be kept busy all
right. This is one way of solving the difficulty of keeping efficient
help''op the farm.
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Good work is done by the Demonstration train, run under the
direction of the Dominion Government. One of the best ways to
teach or impress. any truthis by a practical example and this holds
particularly true as it relates , to the farming industry. Pointers
gotten bythis method are seldom forgotten and often. present .so
easy a solution that many are disposed to make a trial.
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Holy thankful we ought to be that we live in Canada instead. of
Russia.. Here,' as a rule our surnames are easily spelled, and pronoun
ced without diffigculty;but fancy fi man going to a telephone in,Russia
and 'shouting.,""lido fsthat you, Dvisastkivchsmartv.oiceski) "No,
itis'' Z'olleinscchouskaifirnocknsti'f. fgrowoff. Who is that speaking, Sex-
itabehockrerby,'altsmaklsciichokemoff. I moff, ' I want to know i[Xlir
if nromapskefflskillinajuivehzvasto�esksweibierski is! still stopping with
D'visastkivchsmartvioczski,";,,A,;listener on_arural:line in the land of
the great bear would'notgetmach 'information in an hour's' search
for news if there were many,tltalelgues like the above. Such chats
keep the wires very ,hot. '
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Be Loyal to your coinniiinit'y. Spend your `money at home and
consult the New Era's advertising columns . if you wish' to know
where the bargains are."
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Thursday,October 29th,• 1914,
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Try us for Job Work in all •
•sits br inches. _
A trial will convince you
• khat we know our
bus'ines •
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EVelrYi otti'a!n+4 a Clinton ishd"vic'irtitye010e4o
4o
Fn's' ,Patriotic Meeting,
on Friday Aftern"ooti,''of 1 h`is Week
andi'recelve;an-Aliuminum!'S ( 6e Pari from the':
W'ea'evel Co. of Toronto,
Their' agent will > dcrno')strate doling the afternoon
1�I'o canvassing done.
Conic' it yo'il';a,r.e not a nlentber.
Auburn
Miss Erma Pettey and Miss Lettje:
Jackson were sent as delegates to the
Epworth', League convention beld'in
Goderich this week. `
Mre,iH, Taylor 'died • very uddeply
Mcinday morning from heart failure.,
The' evaporator has becomeSe'filled
with apples. that the • proprietor's haute
quit buyin for a few d;i,ys. '
Rev. A:'Laing and Rev. Mr. Miller
will exchange' pulpits next Sunday.
Mr. Miller will address the Order°of
Free'Masohs at Citrlocv,',Sund'ay after:
noon. `
M'r.. Geo. Ilenail,tbp' shipped 'a "car
load of sugar beets last weele. •
According to the theory;; of some folk the human family, with
due care, into Increase its longevity so .that old historic' days, 'after
the Methtisaleh type• will be ;d, plic ated. Numerous instances are
known today where.• /he, century mark is attained aceompanled; by
considerable vigor - of mind and •body. An instance is at hand ln'the
ease pf Thos. Collins, of Claa oye, Middlesex ,Co„ who celebrates
the round 100, on November 12th. We don't, wonder that the ,reiat-
ivea are planning for a,ce'lebration of the' event,' There willpeedto
be better caretaking done by the young people . eftpdayy to be-
eoipe cenetariens, Plenty o f sleep, ,Plain 9ood,, comfortable, clothing,
abstinence •frein lntovicant'a;;and the use of tobacco, cheerfulness
and 'Godliness are.a few of thee; requisites for a long ,and happy: life.
The length, of years isnot as important as the proper use of them as
they speed along. '
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Provincial Board of Reale-Cis
laying special env bas
ison prop -
per
er care of slaughter h
oases so that a sanitary inspention tion could be
passed without any trouble. Proper lighting, ventilation, drainage
and cleanliness and the disposal of offal come in the count and where
these requirements cannot be met new building constructed accord-
ing to sanitation. etc., can be comp oiled under heavy penalties for
delay or refusal. If Button Co. butchers live up to the law' all well and
good. We know of some Boards of Health where they have had
trouble along this line and were compelled to ask the parties to ap-
,pear before a J.P., before the offenders woke up to the feet that they
were amenable to law. ' Th'eir persnal liberty theory was not ;worth a
cent: Itis said the Provincial Inspector will visit the various Coon
ties and see how things,,are.
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Riclgetown took $1926, at the gate in connection withtheir ,Fall
Fair Which was held two ,days:This was $400 in, excess of py previous
record, hence the directorate" are wearing unusually' plbasant' count'
enances:
Constance. ,
The Canadian` Grater :,.of . Foresters
held en At Homs on Thursday even.
ing to Members of'th'e lodge and their
lamrhes.;
Quarterly tweeting will be held here
on Sunday afternoon
Anniversary services will be held on
Nov. 8th.
Mrs: Beu Riley was,' called to Sea.
forth on'Ttiesdiii*' nwliig to tife death
. John Wrht. The
funeral was helf her father, d on Sundaytafcernoon
to Maitland cemetery,
Mi: Hall is improving after an attack
ofappendicites.
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We don't' know when drivers of horses will learn cdrntrlon Bence.
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'While wal rng along'the''r $1 to church and had her collar, bone
brbkeland othcrfnjyreB;,�ilieed The esins e;was 'edified bytwo
light headedgentd'who wereracing•their steed Two 'other' petiPle
werea1brn irOd., 'net mike 'e#rlichbettei:.eopthan
thatSd ofelltiws3 b ld'he er be allowed• to,hndle the rins
theyh ave'•soirtfleimagine 1u mfgfit they they are otorn
rtryingto 113ta12mhucgest So' nPeoplea >6s'
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heaz to think own tie'hi hw ay Whereas the ed trihh hag equal
r" hts wtth he e jeh as io dhb Id be tatfKhtth by hesvv Rtlsi
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Russia• cangive [.mgrrda.pointer's on he •'to deal 'with -the ''Pe
:Peencc,:queit1on`,.and.vi dantlYtl'u Roverbm n�ie net a.ait0�<-
press_ ,;an;