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' (Special to the New Era)
Not content with watching the Domi and the indications
'uion bve elections Scheduled for deci are that the secureur
siau in Ontario, the Whirney Govern tthhheBar policy pp t of L
bal
sxtent is going to stage one bute enthusiasticaffect
support of de r degree 0 of its own but t
will
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theth a considerable
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Tie opening of the Constituencyof bethe normal fightingToiground Peel looks to
'i" eel is the' Sill bye election since the I er better f for lac Lib
General election in December 1911. which thby any tj the vthe e places in
The majority secured by Samuel Char, bye elections have Mau ow lI
zees, the Government member, who advanced p`ogra effect of cu Rowelat
lees resigned presumably to become ion to theadvan advantage the common
'Registrar of Peet Count was g f the common
Y, people the general public toi. the Pro
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'candidate 700.
nnd the With
a do o siren th dmimanifest. Its real
Liberals are said to' strength admittedlywill not.
•tie' bringing out a first class man this be
as ext i i''
11 e
t� d
until
majority shoo d be very greatly re for bye electionsiothe general election
duced, and in fact there is a chance of Y are regarded by
staking a turn over a.nd electing the practical. hut in ers as acadparticularemic
than
Liberal c indtdate, The Opposition test the Rowell programme should
goes into this contest with a notice make a strong appeal.
.ablesupnly of optimism and enthus
ixaem The constituency as a whole is
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said to be strongly for temperance,
ebt
▪ ' ▪ Personal N 44 -
►`1F If those having relatives or friends
• visiting in town or going -away
notify ue of the fact each week,. wo
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.would uunouuce it iu the Nr,W Pure, 4-`4+'44+++444+
Feed Doors
d
Miss' Elsie Fawcett o£ Blyth
itcd in Clintohh last week.5
There is no danger of hit-
ting the sides and, spilling Mr, Tom Cooper of Helena, Mont,
-coal .all over the P g spent Monday with relatives in
floor with town,' lie, was on .his wayhome
the big Sunshine feed doors.
from a bitstnas's tri1, to Washington
and New York. •'
These doors will admit a
Targe chunk of wood, too.
'Our local agent will
show : you this and
:many other "Sunshine"
'advantages. Send for
zfree booklet.
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Sunshine
Furnace
8
I' a Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Phone 7.
tiMMIIRIUMMIIMIW
Mrs. A. T. Cooper has' returned
from Toronto, where she attended
the Whest.nn-Holmes wedding.;
Mrs, Cranston of Port Arthur is
the guest of her parents, Me, and
Mrs, John Torrence.
Miss Mamie Hall of Constance is
the guest of Miss Lois, Holmeee
Mrs, 1). B. Kennedy ' leaves, on
Saturday for Detroit where she
w 11 spend some time with, her son,
Mr, J.B. Kennedy. •
Mr. Cha I .s Tisdale. eldest_ son
of Mr. J. P. Tisdale, foi'vleely of
Cl nton, who recently passed,his
law examinations, has' berome,' a
'Collor partner of a law firm at
Yorkton; Sask., with a salary of
$3.000 a year, which is pretty good
for a young roan.
The officials of Bathurst Street
Methodist. Church, 'Toronto, have
shown t •
)air appreciation
of the
Rev. Mr.
. Neal, brother of Mr. Al-
bert Neal, by increasing hie Bala yy
from $1500 to ;$2500,
Prof.
11. C, Wright of the
Facet ty of, Applied Science,' Toron-
to University, ntvcatsity; is spgl.en; of for the
position of city 'architect. Mrs.
Wright isa darfglte'r of the late
James Turnbull, for many years
principal of the 'Clinton Colelgiate
The pipe orgaioi fund of Caramel
Chnreh 'Remelt ie k'rowing by leaps
a^el bounds end prospects are
bright for it soon`reach*g the two,. day next,. Oct, 10th.. The Rev, 8, J.
theus,alnlcl dollar mark; g Alhn of Clinton, will preach at 2;30 in
eOlborne, ,
Mre, Jewell ,Dead,`` -A prominent and
highly respected resident of Co borne;
township was buried. in . Co borne
cemetery on Friday Oct 3rd n the
person of -Mrs. Melvon Jewell (nee
Cloren
r'
oe A matrong aged 29 ' .
geyeara
who died on � r
eduesda4 October 1st
The deceased
suffered though a Ian
g g
and tedious Oars " 1
but t bore her suffer""
inge with great patience. She was a
Methodist in religion andattended
theetho
M ai
to
s church at
Be
nmI
il er•. :
Serviving her loss is her 'husband, Mr
Melvon Jewell a son Reginald • two bro
thers William. of Sault Ste. Marie and:;
Henry, of Westfield three sigters, Mrs
E
„Vansione' of
Benmiiler. Mrs. Geo
rge Smith Deseronto, and Miss Lottie,
of Warren. The funeral took place
frotn her late residence, lot 7 con 2, to
Colborne cemetery. There was a
large attendance and the :floral tri
butes were in profusion, The hearers
were her six brothers in law Messrs."'
Wm. Phillips, Joseph Twedell, Ed
ward Maskell, Edward Vanstoue,
Albert Good and Robert Rogers,.
Goderich
Ode of the oldest' residents of (Mode
rich, Helen Ogilvie, widow of Mat
thew Hutchison, was laid to rest. in
Maitl`and cemetery at Goderich on
Monday afternoon. 'Mrs • Hutchison,.
who was newly ninety years of age
went there with her husband in the
early sixties when the Ogilvie and
Hutchison trill one of the first and
most modern of that line was started
Five of herfatnily still survive, Wil
Main manager of the Lake of the
Wood Milling Company. Winnipeg, ,
and Alex
chief physician of.the
Grand Trunk and Gi and Trunk Pacific
Beltways Montreal Mrs, James Thom
wife of the manager of the White
Star Dominion Line of Montreal and
Mieses'12211a and Fannie of Goderich.
Goderich, Oct, 10, -Edward Schaef
fer of Winghan, was found guilty here
today by Judge Doyne of indecently
assaulting Edith Nixon of Wingham
last December and was sentenced to
fifteen months in the Central prison
On imposing sentence the Judge
severely reprimanded the prisoner say
ing that such scoundrels ought to be
shot, and the sooner the community
was rid of such blackguards the better
off it would be.
Lonaesboro
Mrs- Will Lyon returned home on
Friday evening after a two months
visit with friends -in Manitoba, Sask-
atchewan, Alberta and British Colvin
bia.
Mrs. Harty Revnolds of Aurora who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
Joseph Lyon and other relatives re
turned to her home on Wednesday,
Mrs Iiaggan of Rockwood is visit
Mg her uncle. Mr. Joseph Lyon.
Mr. John Hiles whohas been c isiting
the scenes of his boyhood days for the
past week in this neighborhood, left
for his home in Kincardine on Tues
dop.
Fowl Supper and Thanksgiving ser-
vices in the Londesboro Methodist
Church ou Sunday, October 19, 1913
Rev. 8. A. Anderson of London will
preach at 11 a. in. and 7 p. m. Mon,
day evening,Oct. 20th, Thanksgiying
Day. The big fowl supper, for which
Lonbesboro is famous, will be served
in the Basement of the Church from 0
to So clock. After which an excellent
programme will be given in the Audi-
torium, 1 he following will take part:
The Clinton (Wesley Church Quartette
Mrs. Ida Cole -Doherty, Elocutionist
Rev. Miller of Auburn, Rev. McCor-
mick of Jlolmesville Rev. Anderson of
London Rev, Reid of Londesboro
Don't miss the event of the season;
Tuckersmith
The death occurred in Toronto on
Friday of Lucinda Hannah, wife of Mr
John
1, D'
ickson, formerly of the
Township of Tuckersmith• Although
Mrs. Dickson had been in poor health
for some time, the news of her death
was a great shuck to her many friends
in Seaford), and 'vicinity, The de
ceased, who was a sister of Mrs.
Samuel Dickson, of Seaforth is surviv
ed' by 12er husband and two sons and
three daughters The remains were
brought to Seaforth on eVednesday,
the funeral taking plane from the Sea
forth station on the arrival of the 1.30
p. m. train, to Maitland Bank ()erne
tery.
Stanley,
Mrs, W. G. Wright of HarrowEssexCounty is visiting this week at the
home of her sister Mrs, Hugh MoGreg
or,
lYliss Etta Jarrett, Miss Ida Taylor
and Mr. Geo, Baird attended the
Teachers Institute at Exeter on Times
day of last week.
.Miss Emma :Taylor is at present vis
iting her sister' hirs John Somerville of
St, Marys.
Exeter
T, le, McCallum came home from
London. to act as pallbearer' at the
funeral of D, A. Ross.
James Ogden and family have moved
hack to Exeter atter spending the sum
mer on the farm.
Mr. Laurie Watson bas been serious
ly ill during the past week. A week
ago Thursday he went to London to
undergo a slight operation for the re
moval of one of the bones of the nose
Mr. Watson is on the way to -recovery
Dr. Prescot Ross, of Natnpe, Idaho,
and Warren Ross, of Minnesota will
remain in Exeter a week, in order eo
settle up theird'ather's business. Both
boys are doing well on the other side
of the line.
.Rev. E. A Fear and wife are visitors
at the home' of their, daughter,,Mrs,
1V, S, Harvey,
111;aytiel(i
Mr. 3. Thompson is buildinga
break
water to protect his road from being
washed away in the spring freshets.
Mr. Metcalf, wife and family have
left for their home in Detroit, after
spending the summer at their beauti
ful summer residence.
Perch fishing has been extra fine,
G
and the H, beam n
e have found it hard
d
to get. n
market for them, rand had to
Ming their nets ashore until ,prices
pick tip,
Mr.' Galbraith
.has bought the late - 1
Dr', Stunbury's residence for $4,200,
Members of the ) Presbyterian
(aria
Church will give a fowl simperY d
and
concert on Oct. 21, fork• which- they
have secured' Mr' C Pink and Miss
Jea,i Walker, of London,
Rrnecfxelil
The. AnniversaryServices
of the
Methodist church will be held on Sun.
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trite eftelnoou, and the Rev 11. Wood,
of the Presbyterian church at7 in the.
evening '1 he 'Qnartettie of Wesley
°hutchwill;tssist in the musical part
of the services. We are asking for a
free will thank offering cif 840.
Mr.
Bruce Bbssen , ut •
Y+
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wife and
familymotored for up ed,from Grand tR i
d
on Saturdayend�spent
Surd
aY
D.
Mclntstah's, They wereaccoinpamed
by Miss Emma McIntosh, who has beta
on a menth'svisit at the Bend.
Mr. Walter Watts, accountant the
Dominion Beuk, Seitforth, but who
has made bis home here, has been
transferred to Marmora • Hastings
County. where he will act as manager
Mr.
Watts
an obliging official,
and will be missed in this community,
Dr. McNally,Owen Sound, district
health officer, was here recently in con
sultation with Dr. Rogers M. H. O.
for Stanley Township, over a piece
'of open ditch in the village.
There was no school on Thursday
and Friday on account of the teachers
association at Clinton.
The rain which has fallen lately was
badly needed and will do a great deal
of good; Thepastures were scorched
and bare, and a number of wells had
gone dry.
There will be no service in the Pres-
byterian Church here next Sabbath
evening on account of the anniversary
services in the Methodist ,Ohurch.
where the Rev. Hall Woods will
preach ir. the evening,
Mrs, John Grainger and young son
are visiting Mrs Grainger's father and
mother here.
The public library hoard meets this
evening for the purpose of buying nen
books for the coming season. About
r
will
$7v be extended.
Porter's Hill
Don't forget the anniversary services
at Bethel Church next Sunday Oct.
11) h. Rev. Mc0 ,rmick chill preach at
10:30 a, m, and 7 p. m. special music is
being prepared' Miss Mc0crmick of
Trowbridge is expected to sing at each
service.
Mrs.:Jor'clon was called to Hollyrood
this week, to attend the funeral of her
Nephew, Barry Bradford,
Mr's. Jenkins of Godericb, and Mrs.
Wm, Waiters of Colborne visited in
the neighborhood last week, • -
Mr, Marshall of Wingham visited at
John Weir's this week.
Goderich Township
The following is the report of S S.
No 0, Goderich Township for the
month of Septemher,'names in order
of merit.
Sr. 4th -Latina Connell, Lola Jiudie,
Jr. 4th -Edythe Sterling, George
Green, Tom Hudie..
Sr, ?rd -Bruce Grigg, Charlie Coop-
er, Willie Pearson, Earl Cooper, Jean
Cook.
Jr. 3rd -Willie Sterling, Gladstone
'Grigg, John Ostrom, Alfred Mudie.
Sr. 2nd -Cecil Connell.
Pt, 2 -Ila Grigg, • Lizzie Peorson,
Jr. 1st -Harold Connell- Carman
Grigg.
Jinnor Roll -Emma, Connell, George
Green. Charlie Cooper, Jean Cook,
Edythe Sterling, John Ostrom.
Edythe Peddles, Teacher
East. Wawranosh
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 10. East Wawanosh, for the month
of September: -
Sr. 4th.-Rti'th McGowan,
Jr. 4th, -Violet Parker, Hilliard Mc•
Gowan, Cora' Fear, George Wilson,
Ernest Toll.
Sr. 3rd. -Ella Fear, Ira Toll.
Jr. 3rd. -Luella Wilson, John Par-
ker, Edna McGowan. Walter Patter-
son.
Jr. 2nd, -Ella Toll.
Pt, `2, -Finlay McGowan, Clara Mc.
Gowan, May Parker,
Pr.-B,uby Toll. Ida McGowan,
E. ti
li. Philips. s. Trac er
p
Teacher
• Mullett
Miss S. 3. McOool of Clinton spent a
few days with her brother, Wm. Mc.
Cool.
Miss Elsie Adams has returned to
Chicago after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Adains sr
ttlrs, Jainei Snell and son Wm, of
'Wan
tvano
s) spent
formers brotherJohn n. Sunday with the
Mr, and Mrs. George Stewart of Van
couver B. C. is visiting his cousin Stun
Mc0ool and also her brother bit'. Lovet
of Clinton,
Mrs, Elisha -Walker of Morris spent
a few days with her cousin James
Snell of 2.nd con,
The new school of S. 8, No, 5 was
opened on Monday, The flag was
hoisted at 10 o'clock and the bell rang
also, The morning was spent in ace
dressesr reading and songs, A number
of the parents attended and lunch was
served at 12 o'clock. All enjoyed a
good time and hope that many more
gatherings wi'1 be enjoyed in the
future in the school,
Mr. William H. Moon tax collector
of the township commences to collect
'taxes this week.
Moved to New' School- On Monday
the children of S. S. No. 5 Hullett,
marched from their•,old school to' their
beautiful new school on the gravel road
a mile and a quarter south of Londes•
born. The occasion was celebrated by
a large number of the ratepayers who
met in the new, school house and
listened to addresses by the Inspector
Dr. Field, Rev. Mr, Reid, Mr. James
Snell and elr; James Campbell Others
contributed songs and ,recitations,.
while a generous and tasty lunch was
served by the ladies The school is of
white brick with red trimmings, over
a stone basement; it is beautifully fin-
ished in Georgia pine and is provided
with the most approved accommoda-
tions. The ratepayers are justiyy proud
of their 'school, in the building of
which Trustees Snell and Fear deserve
particular credit, The teacher is Miss
Bessie'McEwan. This makes four -new
schools for the township within two
years, _I, record hardly: likely to be
surpassed by any in the province.
Births, Marriages & Deaths
MARRIAGES,
.
CRICH-PLEWES-In IC1:n•ton, at
the residence 1
atdenec o£ the 'bride's s
pear-.
enits Mr. and Mrs. :aanrtyt carter,
on Oct. 15th, byRtev. 5I J. Aplin,
Mvin C
innierleh,
'Ch'arlotte Plewes to Mel-
WIIEATON=IiOLMES A:t the IOW
d'enee of the brides patents, 272:
Palmerston Boulez ltd, YC0i on'0,
01.1 Get, 10th. by .R,ev. Dr•. Loysll,
Mr. Chias, F. Wheaton, managing
director of the Dodge Mfg. Co. to
Ida` Gertrude, eldest daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. R,ober•'t Holmes, for-
merly of Clinton,,
•
e Voice or The People
On Liconse" Question ttncl.l'axTtate ;:rraoei Forks hoe aliopula'tien' ; of
fU,000, tgood streets and yvallcs The
TO the Editor of the Ne{sv,..Era
In recent isssieis of your•: rape
items ]nave •eppea:recl co.ncetnin
Local a O t"
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no doubt
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the hffect' 0f pt'elndicinguYsom
waders who Would otha?igvise
•f vorl
a 3.
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O tion
p
iter, xef&e'ed 'Qto the Sa
that the "Oen:4e ''Huron .'iLicen
Comndssio tars were going to .a
the Town, Course:l, fof• tit. grant
$100.00' towards s Dn
far i'
cn
the
g
L
gear • laws;.,aild intimated that ,fl
Ooune,l w:ouid have to supply tll
money if asked to "do Go, beeau
we had adopted Local Option, • B
I venture' to 'say that when t
commissioners loot: up their i
at.rtrctions'-they will find 't'hlat th
have Ino such authority, and' tt
'Provincial government have a
tvay s taken the position, 'that •
wla s where Local Option has .be
o
car rd that thetrb Is, to be
c'.hangos in the matter of enforc
talent, the'Government 'taking f.
responsibility for all expenses.
Should however, t.he'local co
doll. have any expenses in e
forcing the Liquor Act, these e
»32030' are bo •ne,by the town, but
the town also 'gets the' fines as
0 I as the expenses when prose-
cutions are secured by the town's
officers, and it is' the 'business of
rho town constables' oto secure such
convictions, if any violations to
plane. instead of Waiting for t
Provincial �.nc]al ]nspactors to do s
Thele is no reason why the L iqu
Act should not produce ,a s'tirpl
for the- town trc'asuiuy instead
taking Money mit of it.
Another item appeared which se
that they 21-2 mills increasoin to
es this year, 'was due lto .'}.cool 0
tilos, which teas unfair• as well
untrue,
The town will not receive' th
year, • the usual $900,00 for 'leen
fees and there will be about $30
CO less Lazes paid by the hot
keepers. But• against this total
$1200,00 loss its -a net profit of $100
30 frani net 'Electric Light i tat
that the. towel gets thls•.year• f
the first time land which makes•
r, rt loss to the town on these the
items of $200,00, or less than o
ia:anter of a m'il, se that 'the
trust be an increase of 21-4 mill
caused by 'Mule additional expe
see for which Local Option( is n
responsible. Ansi such increase ca
in doubt. h•' expla ned Prom ti
town's financial budget, as' pr
pared and passed by this! yea
Council. Thanking you for givin
this letter space, 1. am,
Yours truly, A. T. COOPER.
farrnsrs here nearly all have unto-,
tnab Ivs. to conic- to town in, and:
4, some come at a great rate of • speed,
A '
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g gm
at ., e
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that al 't came from Canada, so
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they fi '
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ve x have goad regards -fort
Cangcla and. hea• people
bei • H.LV,
I ERMORE,
et' 'Note• -This letter Ives, I'eoeived
se 00-12.3 time ago, lint being' mislaid
Ile
• a,nd afterwards being . e+,owded out
of on account of fairs; etc., As'
L've
rmo:e isnot. homo he will be
toga�e a flitter account of
e . h s trip to his many friends: -The
se hd'.tor;
ut
lle NOTICE TO CItEIDI'I'4DIt$
ey
fn
n NOTICE is hereby given thaut.all
no persons having claims against :the
e estate' of Ann, Stevens', late of
ft the V I:age of Londeshoro, in
the County of Huron, widow,
n_ who died on or about the twenty-
n- seventh day of jelly, 1913, are re -
x_ quircd to deliver to the undersign•-
ccl administrato tor Solicitor, on
or before the fust day of Novem-
ber. 1913,a full statement of their
claims together' with par'Clout are
thereof and the nature of the sec-
urities, if any,'held by them all
ke duty verified by 'affidavit,
he AND TAKE NOTICE that :after
th t
D said last , t ]
nen t'' „
mentioned o. ted
dote, the
or a O. administrator will proceed to
us el st•rihat the estate of the said de -
of ceased amongst the persons enti-
tled there do having regard only
id to such claims as they shall have
x_ received due notice in accordance
p_ herewith,
as L'' -at, el atCl'utot, Oct, 13th, 1913
Daniel Stevens,
is ' AdMnistratoe,
so Sf . I3RYDONE, Clinton, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Administrator
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of
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it
or
el:Thanksgiving OM ' 9 9 ®a
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Tn flim Estate of Ann Stevens '
C AND TRU
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n' SINGLE FARE
of • iinod going October 20th
n, Return Limit date of issue only
es I'AREA•\D ONlu.t'IIIIID
g Good going bctober 17.18,10.20.
Return 1 mit October 2lnd,1913
A Letter from Mn. Livermore,
Grand Turks, Sept.
To the Editor of the Nebo Er -a
Dear Sir, -I thought that some
the readers of the New Elia wont
like toknow how wegot along•o
our trip, We hada good time an
the• tra':n got. along fine,, but ha
a little mishap at Sudbury, One o
the cars somehow dropped clow
in the centre. and delayed us oho
two hours, and alien We went o
our way •e'
t •t rejoicing till
3 1 g we got to
plat called Sehrieber• bene th
Grand 'Trunk airs• double trackin
their line to Fort William ' an
had part of a big blast in a larg
rock and it had not gone off a
good as th expected, • They ex
meted to elew it clear of the teas
that the trains :'un on, initd Lal:
Superior. hut it just dumped a to
r•; t
h on our '
of ti
a-1:. so
eve had d t
slay at Schri be' for four hours
From there to Winnipegtit fou
o'c1 )015 in the morning by Clinto
time, :and- three by Winnipeg time
i c t eft Winnipeg at 5 .m. for Em
merson and'• then Grand Fon;ke, s
we had travelled so far by rail
1.561 unles. The crops' where th
1 tn'd has been worked well are
pretty good. Some of the whea
turnsout
25 bush: 11 to the acre
This is the best. and that .)Orer•l0
t0, but is a very good sample. The
as) ptyng here in Grand Forks 80
a,bush, I, The most of the cutting
s don:, and quite a lot of the
threshing and the Earmark are
busy haul ng it to town. I like this
pin.:� the best of any place, I • have
seen s:Oce I lift bottle. but. Ihave
not Semi any place just as good ars
hoine, yet. We auto ed out into the
country to -clay. into Mirneso'ta,
along the Bed Lake, Here the far-
mers grow quite a lot of coal. I
encloto press clipping 'which re.
Lens -toMr, Coulter, who has' 75
acmes of corn and 200 hogs. It has
Leen very r dry hero cls this y Y l8 S'n to 11131•,
and .i5 y'•t just as bad as I ie at
tonic or I. think. worse, The ,heel
11.055 ,slower than it - was evert
-known to be before; it is 3o Io''
that no boats except very small
Mies- can run. Here is a goodplace
to seethe benefit of lempeaance;
twsn•ty year's ago .East Grand Forks
i:acl the largest population; -to-day;
atter • 20 years of good temperance
lain ixt c+rand.,Fotics, Eat ;Caorks has
a population 00.2,600 and 30 hotels,
lead etreets' and reidewalks; WhilJe
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CLINTON MARKETS.
Dogs $8.25.
Eggs 28c to 300.
Rutter 22e to 23c.
Wheat 80-83 -
0 is 30,
Barley -48-50
Peas -75-80
iBilaln-$223-$24.
Shorts -1$25.
Toronto to llariz
et,,
Top quotations tills wclel .-
Cattle $8,00
I,amhs $7 50
eneo'p
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Cheese
Butter
$5,21
$.8.85
12 7-8
24e to 30c
2Gc
Oats ... 0.. .:.:...38
Whe-at ..... .... 88c
I,ar'ley s ..:..._...; ...52; t
Potatoes, per bag - 75c
beans,...$t,50'to1,60
Wic" 15e to 26
The death occurred ea Winigham
ole 'StatulIslaY afternoon last of Mr
Able McGlynn, of Tui'nboisry
his 66th .Year•, Mr.: MoGlynnr:hacl.
been) in poor health for some. time
and underwent on operation on
Saturday morning.. ._
Between all stations' in Canada
east of Port Arthur. also to Detroit
and Port Huron Michel Buffalo,
eta.* Rock. Niagara Falls and Sus-
pension Bridge. N.Y.
(Minimum Charge 25 cents,)
Secure your tickets early al•
Grand Truck Ticket offices,
JOHN RANSFORD &SON
passengel: <icket agent, pnvne 57
A. O. PATTISON, Depot Agent
.8omeseel[crS Excursion
October 1,101. 21st, 28th
To Manitoba. Alberta, Saskatche-
wan. via Chicago, St, Pttul and
Duluth or Sarnia and' the
Northern, Nay. Co.
Winnipeg and Return $35.00
Edmonton and Return 43.00
Propott ot,a`tc low rates to other
points. Return limit two months',
Through Pullman Tourist
Sleep-
ing ep-
Ing Cars are operated toVennie
without change, leaving Toronto
11 pint, on. above. dates,
• The Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way is the shortest and qu icices ,
route between, Winnipeg, Saska-
toon. Edmonton,
Full particulars and reservations
at ,any Grand: Trunk Ticket office.
John Bansford & Son. city passen-
ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57
A. 0. Pattison, station agent
NOTICE.
Revision of 'Voters List.
tNotice is hereby . given that a
Court wit be held. pursuant to the
Voters Dist Act. by His Honour the
Judge of the Comity Court 0i the
County of Huron, at the Town Hall
in the, Town of Clinton, on Thurs-
day, the 30th. day of October, 1913,
a 9.:o 'clock 5,10.• to hear and de -
t tinne complaints of errors and
otu ssrona in the Voters. List of the
1lfttn,rt ; '
slit • of
Clinton
I 1for 1913,
Doted at Clinton this 16th clay of
October, 1913,
D. L, MACP.CIER,SON,
Towilt Clerk
Auction Sale of Grade Ce►vs
Au atio.n S'aele of about 65 head of
weI. bred grace cows and heifel5.
Al v. J. E. Ferguson 'will sell b' pub-.
Le auction:, eti the Union by
yards, Goderich, -on Thursday, Oct,
23rd. commencing at 1.30 o'clock
sharp -30 good. youngMinh. cotes,
1 some only calved ,a.short time that
W.I I be good winter milkers, and
others due to cal VS in the spring
5 barrow cows we 11 -bred and
young ; 30 yearling and two-year-
old heifers This will be 4a great
chance to get, cattle. There will
b: no reserve. Terrns-Sts months
credit will bo givon on furnishing
approved' joint notes, ,A. discount
at the grate of six pec:' cent. allow-
te d for cash. J, E. Ferguson, pro-
prietor; Thos, Gundry, Auctioneer:
For Sale
A eeeried-hanfl Radiant
Rome
Heater
With t oven for sale cheap
MRS. CHAS, HELYAR,
,R
att enbur.Y Street
Mont, rag e for Sale
$3.800.00 first mortgage on ill
acres for sale, 0
W, BRYDONE
IVtttl ed.
A youlmg woman,' accustomed to
house wont, wishes situation' in re-
spectable family, Apply 'by ;Letter
to, "New 'Era" Clinton,
Poper-
Many
people tike to paper
lel the fall in preferenee to
''I d it certainly
the s ung an
spring,
has its' advantages
The weather is cool
Easy to get help.
You are ready for thelong
evenings to be spent indoors
To keep you en your de-
cision, let us- show you our
complete lane of hangings,
from the cheapest to the
best.
All paper trimmed Free
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CLINTON
Farm for Sale
• Th, undersigned offe_•s for sale
enproved 7noted fa•'i„ of 100 acres. Lots
13 and 14, Con. 17, Township ,of
Godericht situated on the Base Line
four m'l:s north of Clinton,
CHARLES CLIFTON.
Summerhill.
FARMERS !
ATTENTION ! !
As Mr. David Canteioe wilt be
busy buying apples in another sec-
tion of the country,- it will be im-
possible for hint to buy Beams' for
us for the nest six•weeks, so in
the meantime eve have secured the
services' of Mr. Wm. Reid, thresher
to look after our interests' and buy
for us. We are (•.•till 'imthei market
to pay the highest price for Beans
and our Mr, Newman Will be at
Clinton, Brucefield, 'Varna and
Baylield, the First of each week.
Cash will be paid at car ort day
leading, on alt. purchases'. See Mr,
Reid before selling, or mall him, on
the phone, N t 172 on ring 8.
NEWMAN & CO.
Ridgetown, Ontario
Tenders
Tefn'ders will be received± up to
the 16th day' of ,October, 1913, by
the undersigned, for the purchase
of $2,000.00 worth of School Deben-
tures, payable in ten annual pay-
melnits, interest at 5 per cent. Par-
ticulars will be (fuljnished, 'on ap-
plication: to the undersigned, sec-
retary of the Trustee Board,
JAMES SNELL,
Clinton
ISelleview Dairy Farau
From our stock of first-class
cows eve are prepared to supply
you twice d'aiLy- With best of milk
and cream, and solicit a share of
your patronage,
E. B. HILL.
Drs. Geo. & M. E. iI'hitiey
Heileman])
Osteopathic Pity.
Specialists in Women's and
Children's Diseases
Acute, Chronic, and Nervous
Disotiers
IEye, Ear, Nose, and Throat,
CONSULTATION FREE.
Off ice-Rattenbury Hotel Friday,
from 1 to 6
For Sale
Driving mare for sale. Will be
sold cheap for cash or part cash
and part feed. Apply to
'JOE RATTER -BURY.
E ve Poullrg Wanited.
2500 Chickens, 1000 Hens. 1000
Ducks Each •W eek Wow now
until ,iannttry
To finish your own 1poultry, we
have Wheat, Oats. and Buektvheat
specially ground' for fattening pur-
poses, es very reasonable prices.
8,000 ,dozen Strictly : New Laid
Eggs wanted each week during,
the wiiniter months. To produce
the -se eggs the leave a full lime of
Poultry
Foo to
Foods keep p your layers
en the pink of condition.
A full stock of Brain, Shorts', Feed
Flour, Oat Chop, Bailey Chop,
Etc., Etc., always on hand.
GIVE US A CALL.
POULTRY TAKEN ANY DAY OF
EACH WEEK.
f: Limited
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The up-to-date `Firm, Clinton
Phone 64,
N. W, TREWARTIIA, W. JENKINS,
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