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IMPEOMAY
OMMOOMMAIIMPOS
The New Era.
41713 YEAR.
"IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE."
W. 11. KERll & SON, Props.
J. Leslie Kerr, Business Manager
New Era, One Year In advance 51.G0
New Era, when not paid in ad-
S'anc ... -• 1.50
New Era. tithe the United States
is advance..."_....... 51.50
Advertising Rates on Application.
0.1.1•0110 WOW
Job ;cork price advance on July
1st, 1913, in accordance with
the Huron Co, Pres Asso-
ciation Rates,
Office Phone 30 house Phone 95
labor
Agitator fio'a
Made
Scene at Windsor
Left Platform When National �A�.
Anthem was sung at WITH A
Meeting,
Serious
Problem.
.King" was sung; Maun was invited
to speak by the unions of the city.
He was especially „bitter toward
politicians and Governments who he
declared, were controlled by the capi
talistic class,
Scorned 9.merican Freedom
The speaker was particularly scorn
ful towards what he called the "free
dom of Americans:
"I came to' this great America, and
found men in steef hills working sev
en shifts of twelve hours each per
week. In that twelve hours they got
one hour respite, and all for a wage
of SI 90 per day,"
"Wliatabout King George?" askde
a voice,
"You people over here" replied the
speaker, " place ton much importance
in King George. He is of about as
much importance us the President of
the United States, the Czar of -Russia,
or the Emperor of Germany. He has
nothing to do with ruling the country.
The capitalists rule these nations,
and the is no reason for it, The work
ingmen have more power, if they
wanted to exert it, than all these po
tentates, Give us a two weeks'
strike on the railroads, with all em
ployees joining solidly in the strike,
and the King's army could not be
transported because all the King's
army could not build a railroad."
"I believe," be said, "that those who
work those who create wealth' shonid
control o tl
of then r • own n energies. work for
their own profit, and own the `means
of production and distribution."
Face To Face -
Wiudsor, Sept. 22.-Afterdelivening.
a revolutionary speech in which he
characterized laws as t he work 03
-" dirty" Governments, derided the
Church, belittled the icing of Britain,
and defied the Canadian police to ar
rest bim for his inflammatory utter
once. Toni Mann, the English labor
agitator, left the platform in the
WindsorAthletic Club Saturday
night in disgust when "God Save the
THIS
HOME
"' that
ANYONE
can use
The Guaraeqteed t"ONE DYE for
All Kinds of Cloth.
Gle.a, Simple, No Choice of Mistakes. TRY
IT I Bend for Free Color Card and Booklet.
The Johaeoo-Rlchnedeon Go. ULmil.d, Mone.,
BAD WATER WAS THE CAUSE.
MRs. EDWARD KINGSTON. Mirror,
Alta., writes: -"Coming to the North-
west from B.C., in the summer of 1910,
we were face to face with the serious pro-
blem of being able to secure good drink-
ing water; this we could not get, so were
obliged to drink water containing a great
deal of alkali, with ,the result that we
were all troubled with Diarrhpea. rore
tunately, we had a bottle of DR. 1 ow-
eeres Z+.,aTRACr OF WILD ST12Aw,egaRy
in the house which soon relieved our
sufferings. I have always kept a bottle
in the house since obtaining such bene.,
ficial results from its use when my boy
as a baby was similarly troubled. ''It
has always proved a friend in need.'
There are many imitations of "DR.
Pow -Lea's' When you ask for the well-
known article, insist on being given it.
It has been on the market for over sixty-
five years, and has always given the
greatest of satisfaction. 'It cures when
all others fail.
See that the name of The T. Milburn
Co., Limited,' appears on the yellow
wrapper. '
Price, 35 cents,
No OIocKade is Expected
Canadaln Wheat WilI Not Be
Routed Through Amer -
loan Channels.
Ottawa, Sept, e28, -This department,
ot trade and Commerce. which this
time last year was considering the ad
visability of urging the Intestate Com
coerce Commision to allow the routing.
of Canadian wheat through American
channels to relieve congestion and
blockade on Canadian railways, -bas,
this season received nothing but the
best reports and indications of this sea
son's wheat movement.
An exceptionally early crop harvest
ed in goodweather, and with no low
grades, has been conductive of easy
and quick handling, and of speedy
transit to the head of the lakes.
Already a treinendoue quantity of
grade '(cheat has rekaelled (lie FIe
vatoty,' and it:' is expeeted,that•befoi'e;
theclose of tlavigatiori lwlarge 'proper •
tion• will have -been moved to tine east
erp market s,.• •
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Pesach Betty.
Chop time 2 cups of not too ripe
peechea, ,Butter• a balding dish
and ;place on it alayer of peaches,
s r k1r
ng with cinnamon, on
, sugar
'and buttes, Place on this a layer
of the crumbs, alternating with the
peaches until dish is three-quarters
fur' 1eavilnlg bread crumbs on' the
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Makes Shoes
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Ufa.. N. Y.
Namiltoo
,Oat.
top. Add Bio. water, but cover tight A SAIL, 7 fNI1
and steam • ,. three-quarter of an
hours oto, moderlate +oven, Remove,
eovarltalnd brebwn 'quickly. Serve
with :milk or sauce.
Pesach Paint Dowdy or Peach
I Spider Pie. 1
Pare and ,slice peaches and fill
baking -dish neo under crust. eprfnkl
Ting with sugar butter and cinna
molal. Cover as for' co
bbler 'and
bake slowly, when brown• remove
crust whole. Place half the peach-
es on, a;platter ; and•put Ithe'crnst
overnethem, upside down!, then the
west of the fruit, Serve ,With
eAero'.
Peel aired slice a ,dozen peaches.'
Stir 'them tato la batter made by
beiatilag together 3 whipped eggs,
a. cupful of mill: a pinch of salt and
a cupful of prepared $lour, drop -
this mixture by the :spoonful in ,
to deep boiihnig ' fat: When the
frittere are of a ggoldetr.brown
color, denim, in a collander, and
sprilnkkler ,with Ipowder'ad sugar.
Sever 'vezty hot,
Crela!m ot Peach Sherbet;
Scald quart of rich .milk, dissoly-
iing init !a cup sof ' s uga•t' 3 nt
simmer eight minute's, then cool,
addiing to it cold a pint of peach
Pulp sweetened land flavored.
When) it is frozen adcl the whites
of two eggs wlr'ppecl and complete
Marking an' Old Trading Post.
On 11/�/;II�Ki The Old Settlers el ph, assisted by
(�l m the park board, Is having a log cabin
ereeted'lu elltcliell park on the site of
g os Phis is to be
r:'' done in commemoration of the mem-
pry of th Ira white trader and!/A-
-se-Of-die
ig:
-se of t e 'hiscorrcal value o the
spot. The cabin is being erected in
the northeastern part of'the "par k and
on the exact piece of ground on which
the cabin of Jack Vieau, then first
white mar w10 traded with the
ons n what is now know ns Mil-
wauk'ee, was located n vey back in;1791.
The cabib Will be 4 diodeYof the rough
cabins wind," Wele built fa, those days.
The Bite on which stood the log cabin
of Menu, the Frenchman, so tunny
years ago was located by. Flans ner-
uertson. a member of the Old Settlers'
club. Mr. reinertson had in his 'pos-.
session papers relating to the location,
and with the aid of these It was found.
-MIllwank ee Sentinel.
Who Po 11r9t tecovtr'�hei'
Strength as they Should.
Every mother. Who fails -'to regain
her health and strength after con-
finement ' Ineeds a tonic. The
years of weaklneee; and( suffering
which' tso often' follow are unneces-
sary a•nd easily"' avoided. The' fact
tll';tt her strength does not - ke-
turinl is la'eertatrd , ledeeation that
heir plo'od rudely liras been • over-
taxed
ver
taxedi;aind' de indpoverishekd. This
condition is often made wore. when
the mother takes up her household
duties while • she is still weak
whelnt la completebreakdown results
The strength a weak mother needs
eat be quickly found( in' the tonic
treatment With Dr(, Williams' Pink
Pills, These Pills nncreas,o•'tind en-
richi the blood 'supply and thus
bring health and str't;ngtheto the
exhausted system. Mrs, Robt, L;t-
tie says... I have lairsed' for up-
wards of twenty-five years', and I
could relate many cases relieved
a,ud cured, through the use to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills', In maternity
cases which I 'nurse, I always
use •them, and Iknow of no other
medicine that so speedily builds 1.11)
then mother at this 'critical time. I
have also fotyn,d them of great
velum -Me, the 'case of young' girls,
and I can add 'that as for myself
they have saved me many a dec-
or's bill. I feel safe In saying they
are the 'best' tonic medicine I
c raciAu of."
Nursing- mothers will find Dr.
Williams', Pink Pills will give her
ust tire strength 'she needs, and
hey will at the same time, aid in
lceepinng her child( healthy. If you
'..I. RICE PAPER.1"]-'
Shaved From the Snow White Pith of
Trees In Formosa. 1
The so called rice paper is not made t
from rice, as its name implies, but
do not find these Pills at your
from the snow white pith of a small
tree belonging to the genus aralia, a
genus represented in this country by
the common sarsaparilla and the
spikenard. The tree grows in Formo-
sa and, so far as is known, nowhere
else. The stems are transported to
China,' and there the rice paper is
made. It is used, aside, from a' nuts
ber of other purposes, by the native t
artists for water color drawings, and
sometimes it is dyed in various colors
and made into artificial flowers.
The tools of the pith worker com-
prise a smooth stone about a foot
square and a Targe knife or hatchet
with a short wooden handle, The
blade Is about a foot long, two inches
broad and neal'ly half an inch thick at
the back, and Itis as sharp as a razor.
Placing a piece of the cylindrical
pith on the stone and his left hand on
the top, the pith worker will roll the
pith backward and forward for a mo-
ment until he gets it in the required
position. Then, seizing the knife with
his right hand, he will hold the edge
of the blade after a feint or two close
to the pith, which he will keep rolling
to the left with his left hand until
nothing remains to unroll, for the pith
has, by the application of the knife,
been pared into a square white sheet
of uniform thickness. All that re-
mains to be done is to square the
edges.
If one will roll up a sbeet of paper,
lay it on a table, place the left hand -
on top and gently unroll it to the left
he will have a good idea of how the
feat is accomplished. -New York Her-
ald.
dealer's they will be sent by mail
at50 cents a box or six boxes for
•1,50; by 'writing, The Dr, Wil-
ams' Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont,
ti Tinge of -Suspicion. ,
"That speaker always starts off,"
said Farmer Corntossel, "by Mille'
what the country needs."
"Naturally and properly."
"I s'pose so. Only I notice that
when a pian goes out of bis way to
toll life what I need it's always some -
thin' in his particular line of goods."
-Washington Star.'
I wo Pitlerent .lpecios.
I,ittir lwlllic - 8sy, Int, (1 bat is a
sad: ;rove; 1'a - A bookwom, my
sun, 1s e11her person who would
'sober rend 11 hook illllu tad 01' It (corm
th;11 V1,lul+l r;uher eat a book than
read.• I'll go \ewe.
i -lard Work.
''(Vhy ilic1 sone tell :me yon wore
work Mg your way 1hrnu;411 00;legv'i"
"1 vn,"'
"I:ul nobody eeerna to 5n11
nhour i1,"
'•CeriniIly nos; my work 1011"1x1; of
vetting money' from dad." --111111 1 Lx•
press.
Her Weekly Allowance.
hrodM•-So;rum IMnre a weekly rill<iev.
Imre from ymn' father? Illldn yea
hr allows nil to here n eemlleutan.
(-tiller two nights fl wael:.-I.iiWiu-
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Agent are easily learned at
hone by means of our New
® Hogue Study Courses. We
e invite you to write for par-
deniers and sample lessons,
• It 'will pay you well to learn
these things. Write Shaw's
• Telegraph and Railroad
• School. Y0nme Street, Tor-
onto, W. H. Shaw, president,
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without
a doubt
_you'll
find this out
in all
your travels
round about
the bread` that's
best with any
meal -
is just the: '"
and only real
Mother s
Breads
better bread
could not be
made
-that's what you'll'
say when you have
tried this crispy,
crusty
Mother's Bread
Phone No. 1
and have it
delivered to your '
house everyday,
Notice
I ani prepared to do carpentering
and repairing. , Storni doors and
Windows made to order, Charges
reasonable. Orders left at the
house or at Pc Watts' shoe store
will bepronaptly attended to
ALEX. GOSLEIGH,
Rattenbury Street
House for Sale
T ant instructed to sell quick,
Here is a chance to secure an
excellent 11.arne at a bargain price.
I will show prop rte, ailcl consider
any fair offer.
C. B. HALE,
Girls Wanted
14.2.1111.411.
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Expriencetl, and girls to learn
Knitting aid Looping. Will pay
$5,00 err week n'ir.In learning.
5t.ady employment. Pleasant
p is ,:iii A11j :y a' once
CLINTON hN1TTI.Xti CO.,
Clinton, Ontario,
Good Farm for Sate.
mama ma •
'Let 33. C'oiicession 3 T'uckersmith
c'onta'ninri 100 RCM'S, 93 all cleared
and in 0 rpt•nritd state of cultiv-
at m, 1h+ farm is well under
dra'ned and fenced with five acres
of goucl hardwood hush. Large
l ank yarn and -straw shed -with
c sled stabling. - silo and other • out
1.''1111 11:11'r (Enid brick house eight
rooms Icitehealand woodshed with
p•:,od c 1 1;' and .hard and sett
d ater. There is a splendid apple
orchard also large orchard of
Pill's, 1i..ars, a,ncl. clrerrys trees
and an abundance of shade 'trees. -
On the farm are t0'•a never failing
wells one with 'with the windmill
The farm is cony eulen't tr, church
and seli.101 six nil's from thetovwn
lawn of.Clmton and S1aforth and 2
12ntils from Brucefielcl Tole -
phone in house with long distance
connection, rural mail delivery
1,iut:_ to be established immdiately
Terms reasonable as' the pro-
rr:tor is giving up farming. Apply
on the premises or address,
A. ELCOAT,
.Brucef'eld
Slabs For Sale
14 inches Fong, Hardlwoee,
12 inches long, Body Wood.
We, can fi11 all orders or Na-
tional Portland Cement at once,
call or phone.
J. III�r•rTON
LONDESBORO
CLINTON COAL
I AR2®S
Yards Opposite G. T, R. Station
All kinds of Coal on hand -
Chestnut Soft Coal
Stove Blacksmitl>t
Furnace Coke
TKenmel Coal and Wood
Tile -2i, 3 acid q -inch side
The 'Tile is of the very best
quality.
Brick to Order..
• FE)RBBS
none 62.
ti.ThOS &.
PARIIXSTEFl l3ar rrn'no1, PIO AR:.
IafO; . ETO
A seeoncl Zyatlici Wood Furnaae •in I'UB
first class',cozlditfan, •,Also ono sec- aniNTON..
olid-lraindadiant'Ilolne Fieatsr.
Apply to O$, IIAWIINS,. enaR4DS D, ; TILE
at R,o'vland's 13ardware Uonneyanee, Notary i?uhlic,
OomeeE' A nor, etc,
REAL. ESTATE AND LNSi1R,1se.' ;
A desirable 100-a Issuer of MarrfageLicenses,
UurobtSt„ Clinton
Fart' for Sale.
ere faun for
sale, being Lot 24, Con. 5, Hullettt.
Good frameus
o '
h
e and kitchen;
en•
bank barn '
.50x66 3
miles from om C15n-'
ton, 3-4 mile from school. The farm
is well fenced, • well underdrained
and in good state of cultivation.
Plenty of spring ,wafter. Possession
given to suit purchaser. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
JOHN CARBERT,
Phone .4 on 165. Clinton, P.O.
Live Fowls Wanted
I i t '• 1 ''.';•
I am new ready ito handlle Fat
Hens and Young Chickte(ns, • and
Young Ducks, alt highest pricier.
Poutltry taken not latier than
Thursday of peach week. either
Fowls handled laitier on.
• l • , , W. MARQUIS „ 1
Base Line,
Phone 14 on 166.
Money. Wanted.
I have several inquiries for loans
of various amounts and will be
pleased to find investments for
funds on mortgages.
W. BRY'DONE
Fara. tor. Sale
A desirable 80 acrefarm for sale
Good frame house, a parlor, dining
room, summer kitchen and wood
shed. A bank barn with cement
floors, pig pen with cement floor
and troughs, acrd drive shed. well
drained, all seeded lett about 22
acres, everything in good shape,
Some of the money may belied at
a low rate of interest, will sell with
or without crop. Apply to
FI. HESK, Londesboro;
or on the premises, lot 17, con, 8,
Hul ett.
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To The Fai'merS
nsure your horses and cattle a-
gainst death by accident or disease.
All valuable live stock is being
protected in this manner. Reason-
able rates and quick settlements.
Call and lee. C. B. HALe.
Residence Phone No.100; Office No.2
l 'indsttar1H Insulrance
The Uan'lda Weather Insurance Co.
will insure all buildings against dam-
age done by windstorms, moderate
niter, No premium note.
CEIARLES B. HALE
District Agent Clinton
•Pants •I"411' Sale
A first class farm, consisting of
75 acres, on men.12, part lot 34,11u1 -
lett township, 3miles from Londes-
boro, and 5 miles from Blyth, 11-2
Miles from School. A bank barn 36
by 56, another barn 36x52, drive
shed 24x40. A brick house, plenty
of water, about an': tacre of or-
ehal'd, Possession canbe given
right after barvest. Apply to,
WILLIAM LONGMAN,
!Myth, P.4O.
Farm tor Sale
The executor of the Southcombe
Estate offefrs for, sale 50 acres --
East half of iot 28, eon. 6, Hulled.
A. first-class farm, wellwatered
and improved, and with good
buildings. Also the undersigned
offerd for sale, lot 29i eon. 6, Hull-
ett, 100 acres. These farms may be
bought together or separately.
JAMES SOUTHCOMBE.
Clinton,' Fire, Life and Accident:
H T. RANOEt
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate..
INSURtNCE:AGr NT•-Reprosenting ld lnir0:m
surance Compaoles,.
Division Court '°I ice.
MedK.al.
DR1 °. W. THoMPSQ11i
Phystelan, 5nrgeon. E
Softie] attention given to diseases et the
Eye, Dar: Throat, and Nose,
Eyes carefully examined; and suitable glasses'
Prescribed.
Office and Residence.
Twodoors west.. of the Cemmerefal Hotel.
Huron St.
DRS. GUNN and DANDIER
Mr. W. Cana, L. S. C. P., L. W. C. a„; Mao+,
Dr.d. C. Candler. B.A. M,S.
Ofiioe-Ontario Street, Clinton.
Night calla at residence, Rottenbury!St.-
or at hospital
DR. 4. W. SHAW.
PET510IAN, SVEGEON,
ccoucheur, otc., office and residence on
lenbury St.. opposite W, Farrau's residence,
DR. F. S. -X011}
DENTIST:
1 Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty -47'
Graduate of C.O.G.S.a Chicano, and 5,0,0.5
Toronto,
Hayfield on'Mondt4•s, ➢lav 1st to Deoa,ub
DR. 11, FOWLER,,
IIDENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store,
Special oars 4nken to make dental Arose.
menu as painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stook and general Auction lev
GODERICM ONT
I'm ff etoar sales a apoo1n11]. (heels elf as
Nirw ERA whoa, Clinton, prt,mptiy ahtenesi
to.. Terms reasonable. Farmers' aisle nota
discounted
G. D. 11cTeggart hl. D. MoTaggar
MeTacigart Brosl
11 ISfS EEDS
ALBERT ST , CLINTON
General Bunking Bus lEcetep
transacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts Waned, Interest allowed en
deposits.
The 1 XcKlllop Mutual,
Fire Insurance cue,
i°srm and isolated Tows Prreplt
erty Only Insured.
OFFICERS.
J. B. McLean, President, Seafox'th,
ConnConoi_y, Viae -fres., Godea'ieh.
T.E, Hays, Sec,-Treas., Seafoalth.
DIRECTORS.
Jas, Connelly, Hennesvilie, Joh
Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; D,.
F. McGregor, Seaford); J. Evan'ss,.
Beechwood, J. G. Grieve, Winthrop•
J Benneweis, Brodhagen; M. Me»
Ewan, Clinton.
Each Direetotr is Inspector oe,
losses In his own district.
AGENTS,
Robt Smith, Harlock; Ed. Mucha -
ley, Seaforth; Wm, Chesney, Eg.
mondville; .1. W. Yeo, Eoimesville„
Payments may be,made at The
Morrishi Clothing Co., Clinton, or
13.11. Cutt, Goderieh.
JACOB TAYLOR
5L1N tor.
FORD & McLEOD
We're now selling Timothy Seed
(Government Standama,).
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.
FORD
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See and here our finest•
INew Stylish designs of
Doherty Pianos and
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Organs,
,special values in Art
' Cased.4
Pianos and organs rent
ed, choice new Edison
phonographs, Music &44
variety goods. -
MUSIC Emporium
Insurance
(teal estate bouglit and solell
Money to loan
Office Issas Street, next door to Neer
Ems
Grand TrunkRai way System
Railway Time Table
Loudon, Huron and Bruce.
North Passenger
London, depart 8,80 a m 4.50 pen.
Centralia 9.40 5,43
Exeter.... •9.58 5.54
13ensall.,....... ., 10.08 6.05
Iifppelr 10.16 6,11
10.30 6.19
11.00 6,35
11.18 6.52 -
11.27 7.00.
11,40 '7;13
Br'ucefield
Clinton
Londesboro
Blyth
.Beigrave
Wingham, arrive... 11,50 7„4511
South
Wingliam, depart..
Belgrave
B}yth,
Londesboro
Clinton
Brucefleld
Kippeu
Hensall1
Exeter
Centralia,. ...
London„arrive.
Buffalo and
Wes`
11, rn
Stratford.. ,10.00
Mitchell 10,22
Seaforth... 10.45
Clinton. 11.07
EIo}mesville 11.16
Goderieh.:. ... •11.35
East
Goderieh ..,.....
Holmesville
Clinton
Seatorth
Stratfoza:..,
Paesenge'
6.43 a m 3.33 p m.
6.54 3.44
7.08 3.56
7.I6 4.04
7.50 4,23
8.12 4.39
8,23 4.47
8,32 4,52
8.48 5.05
9.00 5.15
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