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The Clinton New Era, 1920-9-2, Page 2s • { ' AUBURN, Mrs, Rev, Miller has been spending. at few:days yvith Mrs, Andrews asidi hu • to Varnato visit her mother, Mai 'Clark, • HULLETT Mr. and Mrs:,Jolts GILAlittgs motored to Toronto F. air• this week and, also , visiting at llamilton, Jamas Snell and Sons have no exhibit of their famous' sheep at Toronto this year. They have -a steady demand Fo their sheep that it keeps titans busy u 'tin , -without oxl U1 g What about';the weed inspector? I±armers,say the roadssides are getting l BLY1H. 0404044 4 Fair—Tuesday +ainl Wed- O '•t Fait Y , tl Fall O+ !41y t O_CANtWAs NO tlesday, Sept. 2t and 22, 0 FLET COMING 0 I . Flax pullers' on Monday were grant- ed $25 per acre by the toast shits. 0 0 Mr,' John Tierney commenced; ,on 0 duties as Junior clerk it the Monday his0 Barry of Hamilton. 0 A, M C left for Coronto iss Lillie . nrr a r , She will go to' Montreal in a few days to O hyr; Wan, Mason • formerly of the!, 0 {en' Hotel Blyth, ,we undeestand, Fos Que s Y O 'has purchased an hotel M'Ridgetown: O ' O ` ODERICkI 0 da 21st Mr. and ` to g Last S a a y 0 SEAFORTli Mrs, H. Davis and Miss Eva Brown of Seaforth spent a few days visiting friends at St, Marys. • A 100110lieut resident and familiar C.lttuwn" August 30.—Cable ad Q figure •in the life of Seaforth was re - vices received by the naval depart O moved by death on Saturday when John 'trent state that the cruiser Aurora 0. Noble MpQuaiet passed away at his and Destroyers Patriot and Petrie- 0 3 poste in his 66th year, Mr, McQuaid ttin the en o. incest of the had not beet l Y fan will be.in cosuntlssion on °Mob O' best of health for some months but r cee 0 ,til proceed d ' ti • 1.4 and will tab 1 es s tt d Y p engage in mission work in that city,0 t 'disgrace, Better 'attend to them Mr o Canada the leek following. was ante to be up and airout'tlte greater •u d v r 0 -tui e illsb e together r 'es eis1ic'ltad u ';e .tare s'm n 1 h tt s is et 7 e a it o e a two submarines now iii Cauadian 0 1 front £ drive Saturday afternoon' when' a waters comprise Canada's new. O i Ile, collapsed and shortly after poked fleet. , '0 away heart trouble being the cause of•: 11t}roddy, Sop -tem c{, 4.02(1, 2nd concession lost it valuably driver. as purposes returning Meru in the fall, `Boller Co, is 1)IwV dishing dot% tai a result of a kick from another horse. iThe purelsese rice was $5,500. Mr. Tvroherry Tp— An Diel artd res-' Sn lth was a former Morris Township 4the e est, ase to boy who Itis done well In t W 'i •r° passed pecked. resident of r tratbel Y 1 her reward on Monday August 9th, in' Setiforta••-'A very cjutat. wadding, the person of Janet MaArtlier widow of i wits soleuntiaed at the`Mause 13grihond the late George Fot•tuee Aeaeased was l vine on Wednesday when Mr, ' Walter O' his death, O O'O 4 4 O' O O O O 0,0 O ^A Meadford despatch to the Mail and, EmpirS"dated August 24th .will be In- terest 'to n-terest'to many Of out. readers the bride being a former well known Seaforth girl.aud a daughter of Rev. John Ber- ry former rector of St, Thomas church "Christ's Church, Meadford was the scene of one of he prettiest weddings of the season wires Wenoitah Vivies, only daughter of the 'Rev, John Berry M. A. B: 0, and Mrs, Berry because the bride of Berthoud 'Clifford Bolton of Dayton, Ohio only son bf Mr. and Mrs, The Darcy Boulton, of St. Lotti' :Mo. T }e ceremony was performed by the bride's father assisted by the Rev, W, A, Earp rector of Clarksburg, The bride was given sway'by her brother, Mr. Fleet, wood Berry, and looked lovely in her bridal robe of white Georgette and heir-- loons eir-loom veil of embroidered net With or- ange blossoms, She carried a sheaf of roses. The clutzdt was beautifully dec- orated for the occasion with white and yellow flowers: The bride was .a great favorite, iutd will be much missed in Meaford. After a honeymoon in Musko ka, Mr. and Mrs. Boulton will reside in Dayton, Ohio," ' Mrs. Wm, Swaffieid celebrated the 64111 anniversary of their wedding, These good townspeople of ours are both •511- GODER1CH TOWNSHIP joying good health wind are active in 'By-law No 5 got its third reading and their duties, MI. Swaftieid has one of was finally passed at,the last meeting the best gardens this.year he has had of the Municipal Council of Goderich for some time; and takes great pride in township, levyin the tax rates for `growing the` best' samples of vegetables County Township and School purposes and fruit possible, for. the year 1920 as follows.— County 1 Goderich people will be interested rate 6. 1111118; Highway rate 1 5-10;, in the announcement of the marriage' of hi `rate 2 5•i0; Special School n11ss Marjorie Spading daughter of Mr. era torous p and Mrs. G. George Armstrong formerly rate ,+ inills;' Public School rate as per i. at Goderich where Mr. Armstrou • was the trustees of the diff- I b requisition I in business, The 'marriage took place. crest School municipality their Is t - ',on Saturday evening, Aug 14th, at call 's Y other rural eratefO , t. the Chelmsford, Massachusetts. and the; that has a lower far township pur- poses we should like to hear from theist j groom ls Mr, Heber Merle Citbber the Municipal Council of Goderich -ley. „ townships shodid-be congratulated in- 1 MISS Jean McEwen daughter of Mr this trying to keep, flown expendition. ; 1'. J. McEwen of the Goderich Colleg Mr. Rees Jenkins has taken a trip I tate institute, has been awarded the West. first Edward Blake scholarship, .valued m p Mispentlast week 1 at $220, for moderns and science, She ss Marion Hibbes 1 ranks fifth to general proficiency in visiting with her sister • Mrs, 0. Alex- Toronto University. Although no an ander, - nounceinent has beeh made as yet !it is 'Threshing is the order of the day at believed that Miss McEwen will be e ent, warded the F •iy-Mr. Fred 'Leonard returned .with for Huros County. valued. at $•100, for esforth frieuds„2fter spending a few her high standing: ' days with friends and relatives in and -'round Woodstock and his old home `HOLMESV'ILLE. flight. 1 Mr. Haroldd-Lowery of North Bay, Some sections received a nice shower spent a couple of weeks visiting at his' of rain on Saturday last; grandfather's and friends returned Mrs, James Ferguson of the 16th home 'on Friday last. {rat 'Carter Scholarship concession is spending the week in. Toronto at the Fair. She went with re- latives from Blyth. The roads have been very dusty of hate and pasture fields are getting -very dry. Mr,- Arthur Trick is at Toronto Ex-" hibition with eleven head of 'cattle. Mrs. George Crooks, Mrs, John Tip - tarty and Mrs. F, Leonards were in Sea - forth on Monday. Miss Elvera Churchill has taken her first school near Parkhill. Miss 'Church 811 attended Faculty last year. TWO, out of the three who are attend ing Model School in Clinton this term are from Goderich Township. MissVes- ta Snyder and Miss Myrtle Powell are nota from the t6th concession, The third student is Miss Winnie Nelson of The Base Line/in Huilett. Miss Zeretda Churchill left the be- ginning of thisweek for her school which is near Str. Marys. Miss Cora Jervis' of the Base. •Line 3peht a few days with Seaforth friends this •week, The friends of Mr, and Mrs, Reuben Grigg of the 9th con._ with extend heart felt sympathy to theni in the loss' of their• daughter Ila Myrtle who passed away in Clinton Hospital after an op erationg for appendicts, The youn girl who was only 15 ,years of age and the picture of health a; week be- fore but was suddenly stricken. . The funeral was held on Wednesday after noon and interment was madein God- - ericlf.centetery, 1 "tiff awl w (Intended for last week.) LLMr. Moffatt Aiken of Allentoi'i'd [13131 ored down for over the week end. alis Wife and'ydung son who had been visit fug at the home of the former's brother Mr. Geo, Crooks returned' home. Mr Alvin- Townshend was' at his home: for a couple of days'last week. Ing with friends in the'viilage, 1br, •and Mrs,. K. Adams of Brantford Rev. Boyle and family have returned Rev.. Mr. Johnston and family re- turned hone on Monday. 'Miss Esther Trewartha ;01 ,sppending a couple of weeks in Toronto with her grand mother Mrs. Wm. McMath., • School open on Wednesday. Threshing is the order of the day. The next thing will be corn ctitting and silo filling. Don't forget the corn roast on Friday evening at the horse of Mr. Al-. fred"Jervis. The Sunday School picnic is to be hellion Foresters flats So Monday after7,. noon it being a holiday —Labor Day. Rev M., Fair took the services in the Methodist church while Re. Mr. Johnston has returned to take up his work again. ' , Dr. Pickard and wife and three children of Brooklyn, -N. Y. were visit- ors with relatives here last week. ,Dr. Pickard, •is a cousin of Messrs. - Ezra, Will and Fred Pickard. Dr. Pickard has not seen his relatives in these parts for quite a number of years as he has been preaching -in the M. E. churcli across the line -for some time. A num- ber from here- wefe into the union ser vices In Ontario Street church in-ClSn- tonto hear him the evening he preach ed there. ' •.pr, and Mrs. Holdsworth and son Richard have -returned after spending their vacation in our village with - .the former's Mother. BENMILLER For a Consolidated School.—There was a fair attendance in thed3enntiller school op Friday evening represeutative of school sections 2, 4 and .1 Colborne Township for the 'discussion of: .the question ;01 consolidating the three schools. Ma'; Hugh Hill was "chairhtan. Inspector,Jordas of East York and In- spector Toni of West Huron 'gave the principal_ address explaining the bene- fits of consoldation and the methods by which it may be carried out, After these addresses a resolution was passed'..ip- proving of the -principle of Gorsolidat- idn and a committee of the three trus- tee boards was 'appointed to draft the agreement for the consolidating of the three sections and to arrange for a vote of the ratepayers In ,each section dur- ingthe first week of September. It is proposed to use the present school at Eenmiiler for the .consolidated school putting in a good basement' which will include cloak rooms and sanitary clos- ets and otherwise fitting it up to cons ply with the regulations for a two -room consolidated school . Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S • 'A S T 0 R. l A.; ltt his doth year a Cala bushiess manager in Seaforth for Ute Canada Plm,x Mills, .l.hnited was en Ashfield. ---The .anniversary and Ce^ I tt.ed in mart{age to Mrs, Wr Ou alas opening of Ashfield Presbyl)terlani g church will; be held on ept, 12th when the ceremony being performed by Rev! Rev, Finlay Matheson, of St, Andrew's S,;McLean, Church •Stratford°will occupy' th,e put, Winghen,.-.-Mr, Wm, Austin of Turn STANLEY. A week ago Monday Mr. Nath Sunder, cockof the 2nd 'Concession, while at his other farm on the Bayfield line, known as the Richardson .,farm was kicked by a horse while watering them work on the naw bridge and dam. 'f he' old material 1S pretty well eieaned away t fOF being bi t < are 6 s tin And the exa tvk rs d 41 to Usa new went. Mr. Wm, 'teeter is se ,~targe end is tu'rarigin5 for a .larger force of Workmen so that the work, Pan b.e rushed ah ong, CONSTIPATED CHILDREN pit both morning and evening, Mr, An- berry brought Surto town on Monday a 'ohiiden who suafer front cotiSttpal, Berson, of Lucknow, who has charge of stalk of coo which measured 12 feet tiqn, indigestion or pay of. the otter the Painting alt ti making ',lid 3 inched -- ailments due to a clogged condition. of I splendid job, i P d' 1 [ 1 l h t Ana decorating is•m1 lip( relic#t the bowets will find prod his usual sp ell.., Jo . Qr rote l.,"- •oro iv a ra epa, ere last tdtrauvir the use of BnUY's. C7il ti ;ab" Blatchford'" of wee approved almost unanimously amild• 'tut titor- gxeter.—Mr; Jain.1. pp lets. The he usas f i3 town last week disposed of his..100 by line authorizhrg the Council to en ouglt axative witch Can :lwttys 'de - town farm in tate Township' of UShOrne ter into a contract with the Ontario p sKded noun ku• regulate the i)owels: 5 concession 2, to Mr, Ea, H d;o-Efectric Commission for a sup- and sweeten the stomach, They are ab+ being lot he Y Kestle of the same townahtp. The price ply 51 power,' The vote was 65 ill favor solutely sale and are•sold •under a guar o '0 8 against. antee to be entirely .free from oplateS paid was in the eeighborha d, f and 1 gains . or other injurious .rugs, Conee., .frig 00.00. ' Brussels, --The liaise of S. G, Wilson A Bouton Lak i ak 0 { them Mrs, Thomas A. .Belgrave.—At a•.congregationp'l meet on. Fiore street has bean purchased by er, N. B. writes: "1 ash pleased to state ing of the Presb ybterlan church, South Robert McKinnon of Grey Township, that Baby's Own Tablets were of great it1, yMr.' Wilson and family purpose movinghelp to me when my baby was suffer, • agothe Rev, A, M.1y p A of vda sI rtnlpton, few ) Foyle B. A. Of. Belgrave was chosen t to Goderich where they are taking over ing trout e0ustipatianl' The Tablets are the flock there,"1t is ex ected a restaurant business, sold by medicine dealers or by mail at piusto"r of p i25 cents a'box from The Dr. Williams that, he will accept 'the sail. Wing}rtun— The Fluster Bridge and Medicine Co:, Brockville, Ont. Wingham,.-Noel !;Jabbzes and his wife III Indians front Saugeen reserve! rnadel $100 for, five days work puling flax 1 the acre for Ti lin and Mills, ! bytipling ,Brussees:=-r1; C. Richards has tis- I oat 'stop competition under the direct -1 ion of East' Huron Agricultural Society • has been completed by Robert Berry, of I St Marys and the following awards were made: R. H, lioover, Walton 8454, points; John G. ,Spier, Morris,.83 Her- man Whitefield, Grey 81%. R. L. Taylor Grey Si; W. R. Moses Morris 80 0,'Turnbull and Son Grey; R. L. Nichol Morris 7754, There were 16 entries in all and the winners have the privilege of competing at the fall fair, Toronto Exhibition and the Winter Fair, Brussels. -J. 'C. Rrichards has dis- posed of his beautiful home on Turn- Uerrystreet to Ain't Smith who it at present residing in the West but who 1. and has been under the doctor's cared for several days. The horse struck him just beside the left eye and a little More would have hit the temple. . Mr. Will McGregor left on Monday for Vars near Ottawa where he will teach school. Misses Dell.:and Susie Allison have gone on a visit to their brother, Doctor Allison of Welland. <:'f 1 ' Misses Geddes of i uekuoiv are vitit- an: - Mr, eed /Ars, F, Leonard and Alvin were down :to ('rand. Bend last Wednes Quite a number of farmers have had to buy new binders this year. Tile Brice of binders is vevy high and still going up. Recently there was a rise of '$3 0 snaking the price of binders now -$310, 0 isn't the farmers whop are snaking; all the money these days, Congratulations oke extended to Mt. 1, Townshend for Isis success in winn- ing one of the scholarships given by Queens University for standing in the honour matriculation examination, Mr. Towe1itend has attended the C, 0. 4, for the past four years and will be going ,on to Univesity to take a course in en- gineering, • Mr. Athur Colcoiough and wife were renewing old kcquaintnnces in this seat. ion last week, It iras been a number of years since he has been in these parts. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Adams of Brant- "Diamond Dyes" Make Shabby Apparel Dr. and Mrs, ttouistost have return ty before Police Magistrate Reid, of ford returned hone after spending a Ju L IkA New 6o Sas l ed imine from a trip to clt'lanitouiltt Is - Just liquor for sale in violation of couple of weeks 'sit at rho nitrite of the st y Tatter's .aunt Mrs. Fred Leonard. Mr. Leonard accompanied them as fat as SNoodstock where he was spending a i'ew days, Our correspondent regrets that the iltewS of last week was riot sent in 'Mine ter last week's edition of the ° 'New til a,• :w' .i i,i.re a F, igl S , r111i after; spendiiig a few weeks at their summer cottage. " Mrs, M. lsbister of 'Saskatoon is the guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. A;Brandon The storm that passed oyer het•e+ Saturday evening lightning struck the 'dwelling of. John McCallum, 9th line smashing one window all to pieces, knocking the chimney all, tearing one rafter completely off, and other wise damaging the roof. Luckily n6 fire started. t Harvesting is all finished around hate and the hum of the threshing sirachine is its our midst. The grain is turning out good. Mrs. Fowler and Gordon visited Mr. and Mrs, Goldie Graham for a few days last week. Mr. Grieg McGregor returned home on'Monday after spending a week at inverhuron. Miss Mary Edna McCowan 1s spend- ing a few weeks visiting Brenda at London. Mrs. Wm. Baird of Detroit is visit- ing friends and relatives on 2nd con. Mr. N. Suniiercock'wishes 16 thank his neighbors both on the 2nd con and on the Bayfield line, for their good work in holding a bee and taking off the crop on both farms during, the past week, It was a neighborly act whicfi was much appreciated. Dyed Her Faded Skirt,A a Coat Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAS,TOR1A EXETER. Mr. George Hockey, died suddenly front, acute appendicitis, He had. been ill for, aboft a week tile' attend ing physicians being afraid to `pperate owing to complications,: The 'deceased was the chief clerk in W adman's hardware store and is survived by his widow and ydi figson his mother and two brothers • C. 'B. Snell disposed of, his resid- in the, vestry of "Augustine church: Once oil Andrew street to R N, Creech `Winnipeg ,Rey. 'Pidgeon officiated, at also his house occuptedl'by Mrs. Brown to Mr, Kastle.' °• Exeter high school staff, and scholars, held a successful picnic at druid Bend. M. Hollingworth the contractor who has laid the new cement, Main street has been awarded the contract for the paving of Wellington street from the G, T.'R. station to Main street, '13y far the best Toad of cattle letting here for many yens has been shipped by Mr, Wesley Srsell' to' Toronto. who will show Thein dressed at the Toronto exhibition. There were 17 bullocks. in. the load and their average weight was 1,57'5 pounds, These cattle were fed on Mr. Snell's farm and from the time they were put on grass on May 15 to the present they made an average Sgaiu of 480. pounds. Mr. John Hunter while walking in a small piece of bush in Stephen Town- ship captured a' young buzzard, 1t had in some way become wounded in one wing and could not fly very wet l its , wings` measured fon' tip to. tip five feet four and a half inches, z You aro not experiment- ing vixen you use 1)1'. 'base's Oint- ment for ',Patellas (mg 85111 lrrlta- -- ¢tily hesia re 51 oo sk n.t Sninlle boxlld)1. Ohase's ()influent free 0 you mention (bis jprnuieson2of sEmoepsa01 sC.a, Limited. Toronto IInHURON -COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF n Western University London, Ontario • • Breasela.—Tuesday of last. week Harold Scarlett, London, lost his life in Lake Erie while boating in a canoe at Port Stanley accompanied by a young lady friend. The boat upset and after doing heroic work in keeping his com- panion afloat lost his own life, He was. only 20 years of age. The body was not recovered until Saturday morning• when his father ex -Alderman Scarlett, found it n the beach abut 3 -miles from where, the accident occurred; Harold was teller in the Bank of Nova Scotia, -Brussels, for a while and was a fine young fellow whose sad death will be greatly regretted. Morrie Twp..—W. A: McCall,. 9th line, threshed his Fall'wheat last week and had over 40 bushels to the acre. He had about 600 bushes ofgrain. Grey. Twp. --A natural curiosity was on the'prograns in Duncan McTaggart's orchard 16th Con., last week vii a crab' apple tree.' With fruit °and 6 blossoms at the'same'time, Northern Spies had been grafted on the tree and this variety! of, fruit was also in evidence. -am Dante: Nature varies .her program and it''' is .never mdiotinoas.',1 - Zurich.—The eight year old daughter. of Mrs. J. Corriveeu had the misfort- une`to'breeak•her+collarbone on Mon- day. The littie'girl was engaged in milk- ing 'a cow which kicked her. - Brussels. -On Saturday August t4Ptlr the 'Wedding !of 'Nis. Margaret eid'est detelster of Philip and MIS, Ardent, Brussels, Ott, aiid Arthur 'I•Iawkslt-aw, soft of Mrs,'Ann Hawkshaw, of Lusted Out. The ettendtnts• were:Miss May tleringer rand Cline Scott, After a few days in the city guests at' tita Royal Al- exandra, the young^ couple sperrt a. week 'at $ani# before taking up their home in' Hussar -Alta; where Mr, Hawk - Shalt; Is manager of the Standard Bank. Morris Twp.—Morris Township Ver- na List for 1 420 was first posted up' *Tuesday of last week. The Est contains 700 names and 485are competent to serve es Junors. ' Zurielx.---Zcricit's tax• rate for 1920 will be 26 8--1o, mills, Hay Twp.,—The Hay Township Vol, eis Lists have been printed and sent out for posting up bytite Clerk. There are 864 personsentitled to vote at both Municipal -elections and elections - to the Legislative Assembly while there are 101 pet'sots entitled to vote at t Municipal elections only there are also 501 on the jurors list, Goderich.- Johir Weiss pleaded gull ' lands. 1' the Canada Temperance, Act and was ' Mr. Ed Powell,, of, Wincitor is spend" .fined $100 and costs. ing a few weeks its Exeter and Grand {rreneter.--'Miss Bessie Lovell our trend,brave huisslatsai'y of whom we are, so Rev. Allan Lang and family of Maple proud returned on Thursday from Afrl- Valtey, Ont. who have been visiting oa'tv'llerc she has been labouring for the Mr. and Mrs, Tom Kenrick, have return }alt forte years To match any rnatmait-f, have rlottl6 ed. time ,,, Don't worry about perfect rsesisots. Dee "Diamond lives," guarsdteod o give a new, rich, fdciilegf eolot' to , tSt,,abrir, whether, wool; silk, linen, cotton or mixed ;,+code,--ch'eaaee, blolsses, stockings, elklrta, childroti's costai drapenee,_-everythingt A 1)iirection Sloop ie in piwknge, I' 1•lowick Twp..—bit. Roht, Mari of the s1tOw you. niantop4 Dye" Calor Card; cArts and Sciences medicine Fall Term Opens October 4th. INFORMATION AND CALENDAR. WRITS K. P. R. NEVTLLE, Regie 511%1r easnummab Watered Stock If we had been paying dividends on " watered stock '.°-= If we had issued stock to shareholders at less than its par value and were asking for revenues to pay dividends on such issues-- Then we would expect the public to take the position that wa ' • - had no right to increased rates! 4r 1 '+lss'..a;, But we have done neither of these things. On the contrary of '-• plant represented, in actual cash invested, up to December 31st 1919, $16,000,000 more than our combined stock and bond issue: Ey turning back into the business a• ll surplus earnings, all idle reserve funds, we have kept the demands upon our revenues for dividends and interest down to a minimum—lower in proper: tion to the investment than any' enterprise we know of. But now, with the keen competition for money, we must maita sure of such a return on our investment as will attract nes, capital. An adequate rate for our service is the only means of accomplish:. ling -this. No one has found any other solution. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 011' CANADA • i h Cost e C eaders are familiar wri t n h Assist A s Q Subscribers Con i IEWSPAPRr We have many subscribers owing us fen: past year or so and we make this proposition NOW. { M1il'w„ `tf rii All subscribers In the United States will have the opportunity of paying up at the rate of $2.00 a year all back debts by August 31st and on the 1st of September all awing then; their names and amounts will be handed to a ast four Yam's of increase silt Collecting Agency at the rate of $2.50 a year. During the p New of has raised All --Canadian Subscribers will be given the same opportunity of paying back debts up to August 31st at $1.59 and on September 1st all owing us then—the amount will be handed to the Clerk of the Division Court at Clinton to collect with all costs added. the fact that, very great increases have taken place in the cost!of paper' during the,. past three and a half years, and that the publishers of news- papers in Canada and throughout the world have been obliged, in consequence, to increase their subscription prices. the: cost of- stewsprint, The its • subscription price once front $1:00 a year to $1.50 and the extra money went into the high cost of newsprint. • ' "The New Era n the good old clays was buy- ing palper alt 21/2 cents per lb, freight paid, and it has increased up to '41/5c, 5c, and even to 6 With the past accoui.:a paid up 6 full The cents and fa-eighf to pay.. New Era may be able to still keep the subscri•. ption price down until the high costs right Today letters from the paper .mulls state themselves. '61 I. • ` ' „ij' d' that paper will be Bt acid maybe snore --tic guarantee as to price -e will ire ollarged, so that For these reasons Ivo ask a; l Dint aashscra- our subscribers ; can see what the newspapers 1 hers to help us 6 paying up all back indebted - .Hess. "u••, -Loam today are up against, ;,,, NOTE ---When accounts are placeplacedinthe Collector's hands The New Fate 'grill 5161 accept payment at old rates and this rule will be adhered tour. a..