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THE cg..<NTQN NEW ERA.
2.00 Pr®
ILK HOSE
3 -Pr." $5.5.0.
Black, Wh ite, N airy,, Brown, Grey
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tallortng•
Men's Furnishing
Phone 113
Opposite Public Library
rown:
\1Ve handle. and are Agents for the Famous "BARRETT"
Company Roofing and other preparations.
Remember the i, 2, and 3, ply Everlastic Rubber Roofing
and the 1, 2, and 3, ply Panamoid Rubber Roofing
are• Manufactured solely by "BARRETT'S"
Any orders received for grades not in stock always receive
prompt ttrttteni'}on, •
• SEE OUR GRADES AND GET PRTCES
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry •Goods and Hous"
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
leouncil
Meets Monday.
The regular session of the Town
Council will be held on Monday evenia,tg
of next week,
Did You "Speed" to London.
Chief Fitzsimons has had several sum
aeons sent hint from London police for
Wine aorto owners who were breaking
1 the motor latus either going or coming
during London Fair,
, Won Bowling Pin Twice in a Day. .
trhe Vinton batters_ are having lots
Corless
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of tirmusement,tin singles for a 1141d
Corless &. r?' earl' kser ' silver Maple tieeaf pine. My, Grant has
�,t'l9Ji k ll a been the lucky holdler, acid on Friday
afternoon Mr. Jacob Taylor won jt.
HARDWARE, and ELECTRICAL Phone 5'3 Not being able to go dawn in the even -
Phone 53 8a ing hie gave it to Mr, Shorn to hold it
��' °��';,9,,,,a,®2 oma,, 1' �`"and the latter ga"ntlenten defeated 'Mr.
Morrish but lost it in the seeond game
to Mr.. Grant. Later in the evening Jake
went down and took the pin away again
TRY
'POULTRY
from Billy Grant.
i WANTED
—o-- ChiiclIen Cryry
.S FOR FLETCHER'S
As the Poultry fattening season 0 A 5 T ®R 1 A
FOR PLUMBING is at hand we are prepared to pay
a special price for properly finish-
HEATING
inish-
HEA 'ING AND
ROOFING
Repairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53
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h'ecla Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Os.
ed Milk -fed Poultry.... ... .. .
As the grain prices are low it
will pay you to fatten your poul-
try at home this year.
Get our prices before you sell
Gunn Langlois & £o.Ltd
The up-to-date Firm
Clinton Branch Phone
N. W. Trewartha, Manager
or Hoimes'ilte 4 on 142
Double ` A
Feed Doors
There is no danger of hit-
ing the sides and spilling
coal all over the floor with
the big Sunshine feed doers.
These doors -w'll admit a
large chunk of wood) too,
Our local agent will
show you this and
litany other "Sunshine"
advantages. Send for
free booklet.
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flrlishine
mace
K f. A ,rt� Clic e
Sutter & Perdue
AllImoolormommoinumo
PEACHES
This is the Week for the Best
Peaches for Canning.
Silo Filling
Having Purchased a new
Gilson Ensliage Cutter, I am
Prepared to v11 Silos for a finned
time.
TERMS REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ANDREWS
ON`f
FRANK
CI CLINTON
We handle peaches direct front
the Orchards at Grit tsby, Buy
your supply from us and save a
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jobber's profit. •
TRY A CAN—Pure Grape Jam
at price less titan the cost of the
Sugar.
Fred. W. Wigg
The Corner Grocery
Phone 45.
SCRANTON COAL
drill' Wood for Sale
any who wish to leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155.
Terms --Strictly Cash—Phone 185.
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t;ES'DENCIE-- •HURON 8TREA'li'
TEETHING BABIES
Thousands' of Them -
Die Every Summer.
il tl
When the baby starts to cut • its teeth,
then is the time the poor mother is
under the stress of great anxiety. For
sane reason or other the bowels become
Incise, and diarrhoea, dysentery, colic,
cramps end many other bowol com-
plants manifest themselves, the gume
become swollen, cankers form in the
mouth; and in many MEWS the child
wastes to a shadow.
When tate chid gets into tine con-
dition the bowels must be very eTosely
lonln•d after, and fee this purpose we
know of nothing to vomit Dr. Fowler's
Lxtrttrl Of Wild Strawberry.
Trois sterling remedy has been used for
tete is' lig babies for the past 75 years, by
thohssnds of Canadian mothers who
corm' by 11:; rfliemeyy, and there is no
mother but should kap a battle of it
on hand.
Mrs, Gortlon'M5Curd3r, Falum, Alta,
wilt( e: "I have five Whiten and they
have all had summer complaint, especial-
ly "able teeth'og, 1 always keep n
bottle of Dr. howler's Extract of ,V'ld
Strawberry in my home as our or Iwo
doses completely relieves them. 1
mot speak too highly of it for both 511 1:t,r
und. a.dtnits.'"
Mothers, don't, experiment with anal'
nrw and untried remedy winch may
be datigcrous to yaur baby's health
Get '1>t . Yowls ,` ' 12,,; Walt iy ilia• hag
eOtnnt,.od Lhr test of time.
Price ?Sae. Manufactured only 1,5
The 7`, Milburn Co., Limited, 'toroth-•,
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New Post for E. J. Bovitr.
iL J, 'Zavltz director of forestry, Is
to be appointed superintendent of
woodsandforest and entrusteet with
supervision of the reforestation work of
the Government,
To Probe Publishers Losses,
tion, R. 1V. Grant, Minister of Edu-
cation, proposes a commission to In-
quire into the losses sustained by the
publishers of school books in carrying
their contracts during the tear,
Larege Field of Fall Wheat.
Ontario farmers harvested ap,prox-
!nnately 98,274,000 bushels of fall
wheat this year, nn increase of 3,000,-
000 1 uahels over last year. The yield of
oats is 428,000,000 bushels, as against
78,388,000 bushels last year,
Trip Called Off.
The proposed trip of members of
the Ontario Legislature to the North
'Country has been postponed. Hon. Ben
fah Bowman circularized the members
of the House, to ascertain how many
would like to go and less than 50 per
cent could stake tt.
Fire Waste Heavy.
Ontario Fire Marshal, 13. 1'. Heaton
reports that during, l`he first eight
months of this year the fire. waste in
Ontario was $7,361,380 as compared
with $7,352,501 to the same period in
1919. There were 6,261 fires this year
as compared with 6,531 in the 'eight
months of 191.9.
C tango In Timetable,
The 'Grund. Trunk has a change in
time table effective October 3rd, but
the local office had not been advised of
change in 11105 for any of the trains
through Clinton,
What May Ba Expected, --
Fall rains,
Nipping frosts.
Heavier clothing. -
A few more weddings.
Renewals for The New Era.
Preparations for Winter.
Plaits for Winter programs.
In Charge at St. Joseph's, Stratford.
Major Rev, Fr, McCarthy, M. C., is
in charge of St. Joseph's parish, Strat-
ford, pending the appointment of a
successor to the late Monsignor Mc-
Gee, Owing to the absence Je Europh
of Bishop Fallon, no permanent appoint-
ment will be made for some weeks.—
Fr.
eeks—Fr. McCarthy is a nephew of Mr, John
Carbert of town.
Oagoode Hall.
Seaforth Creamery Co„ vs. Roze11—
R. S. Robertson, for plaintiff. W.
Proundfoot, K. C., for defendant. Ac-
tion to recover $2,000 for alleged slan-
der, At trial judgment, was given
plaintiff for $200 and costs and judg-
ment for defendant's on counter claim
for $200 and costs, Appeal argued,
Judgment reserved.
An Auto Accident.
On Wednesday evening of last week
addle Mr. C. E. Tuckey and family were
Those Tomatoes. returning home from London lana Ford
Owing to Mr. C. F. Libby trying to
capture first prize with his large toma-
to last week Inas caused a great flurry In
local gardens, and the are informed diet
one young lady has this big • tomato,
for according to hay oohs words the one
ska picked weighed t Ib mod 30 ounc-
es, Can you beat it? -
Observe thg Law. a. . 4•
Some car owners are deliberately
beaching for trouble In not keeping their
cars lghted eacordiug to statue, Don't
be si,rprisned nor displeased 15 you *6 see hots much the are Missing in not
asked tt) pay a fine for this non obser- 'hawing a 4lusieel organization in 'town.
Vance. \rota have been warned often en- Not as large perhaps as either number
oriel vend shown leniency on tile part of
the administrators of law. Dop't tres-
pass un good nature';
car the auto took to the ditch at the
bottom of the Lulcan hill and the radius
rod Was bent. Rev. E. G. Powell came
out from Lucau to take the party back
with him. While returning they collided
with another car. Miss Bernice Tuckey
was cut in tate head by a piece of glass
from the tvindailield,
What A Bands Mehns to a Town.
The Brueses Post comments on tke
absence of a baud la that town and says
—Brusseleites in the recent visits of
WI:tell:nu and e;lfntoi exceilanl Benita
Liked Our Bend.
The Lrussels Post —Excellent mus-
ic was discoursed Wednesday afternoon
by the Clinton Kittle Band and if the or-
ganizatinn heard all the complimentary
comments concerning then they might
require to have their hat bands en-
larged. Clinton Kittle Band with their
excellent' music and natty costume
pleased the people and will be welcome
back,
Minor Locals.
Days are shortening.
Outlook for business is good.
Tomatoes have been a great crop.
Council meets on Monday evening.
How is your address label marked.
Quite a few are going to Bayfield
Fair to -day.
Monday 'October 18911, will be
Thanksgiving Day in Canada.
There area few properties in town fires. From tests it has been found
badly over -run with' a crop of weeds. that fire wilt break out in from 15 to
These should be cul and burned at once 19 minutes when the electric iron is
or a bigger harvest is assured for next left in circuit on a table or ironing
year, board, the time interval depending upon
Equinoctial storms have been on the the surface material. Until the en -
program and weather forcibly reminded forceunent of legislation requiting fire-
uss that the good old Summer time will heated attachments on all electrically -
not last for ever. The cold spell set the heated appliances, freedom from fires
stoves going in many a home some due to this cause must, therefore, de -
breaking in on the Winter's coal supp- pend upon educating the pubic Le a
to lead the way and cheer up the people
t countryside.neigh-
borstown and Our g
hors have good reasons to deal gener-
ously with their Bawds as they do their
home towns credit.
Autumn Fires.
Isn't there something very pleasant
in the odor from the burning of just
*crumbling autumn leaves? This is the
time of year when a whiff of leaves
burning ensues on every breeze, They
are lighted mostly at night, but in the
daytime they are seen, too: Just a
word of cautioe, taken from the fire
niarshall'1 book, might not go amiss,
however, for often small children are
responsible for choosing the spot and
for caring for the fire.
Watch the Electric Iron.
•Now that Fire Prevention Day is ap-
proaching special emphasis needs to be
laid on the danger lurking in the elect-
ric iron, an article nos'v in general mouse
hold use and a frequent originator of
recognition of the danger,
The Government lias..declared Mon- •
Parents are. Responsible.
day, October -13th, as ` Thanksgiving
Day, and all are asked to observe it as Last week after ail extended holiday
such, Canada line an abundant h�rvast the.Publiw. School pupils got into tent -
and many other things to be thankful porary qua'ters in town hall, Owen's
Memorial hall and ov,r the Molson's
Banka Parents should be careful in
giving permission til their childaen 10
stayout of rseilool. Every day out is a
day lost and -it cannot .be made up.
Boys and girls who are.ndt regular in
attendarxe soon lag behind; want to
stop school, and find fault with tke
leacher when all the 191,10 parents are
to blame. The parents, community and
teachers are all responsible for the
character of children during live drays
of the week at least and for these school
days there should he united action from
all these to enforce regularity of
attendance.
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Speed Cotiections. '
County Coul't bushiness will be lessen
Iv but it is hard to agree to pay $2t.a
.ton for coal. Where the Lord provitte
16 provides abundantly but where ratan
manipulates the result is rotten.
Johnson—Johnston.
A very,pretty. wedding was solemn-
ized at' the home of Mr, and Mrs, Wm.
Johnston, Blyth on Wednesday, the 15
th, at 11.30 a. in, when their second
daughter, Margaret Brown, was united
in wedlock to Oliver M. Johnston,
second sen of Mr. Oliver 'Johnstn, of
Goderich and formerly of Clinton.
The riles were performed by Rev, R. J.
McCornllck, before a company of about
twenty-five guests, The wedding mare])
was played by Miss Edna I3rotv5, and
51rs. Colin Fingland sang "Until" dur-
ing tine signing of the agister, A beauti
fel dejeuner was served amid decorat-
ions delicately arranged and In wonder-
ful profusion, An informal toast list
was arranged with complimentary, ad-
dresses for the bride and groom, Maim'
Shaw, of Clinton, commanding officer
of the groom overseas, staking a most
felicitous speech. The groom is a very
promising young optician of 'Toronto,
,'tittle the bride is one of Blyth's most
charm:rig young ladies. The happy coo
ple lett on their honeynloon for Belie
v1Ee and other points east, Among
those in attendance were Oliver John-
Son, of Goderich, father of the groom.
Bart and Harold, brothers of the groom
of Toronto,,. and Major Shaw, of (;lin
tori.
ed and that of the Division Court some
what increased es it result of new re-
gu1at10ns a person could not be sued tit
the division court on a ccllecilon
charge over $60 but this amount has
been increased to "Itr5o. A pr'omigsbfy
note action in excess of $200 cotild not
not be heard in the division court, bid
now stn action up to $•I00 can be tried
without taking it to the county court
Similarly there is a change in regard
to contract suit, A charge can sow be
heard in the division court up to $200
instead of 8500, 'in view Ot the fact the
division court In the city sits once a
111011111 anti in the county every two
months collections can be handled
tvittt
greater speed for county eottrt on-
ly slts twice a year.
SCHOOL OPENING
means
pr
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS
"H.and
f�R'A9r�..
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
You are asked to invest-
igate the merits of our
stock. We invite this
with the assurance that
the advantage will be a
mutual one.
The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the Cheapest—Always th i Best
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—THE LITTLE THINGS—That Help on Wash Day. Have you
tried Riuso, Wonder Wash, Peerless Washing Compound.
'week. They all help and stakes Wash Day Easier.
2 bars N. P. Laundry - t ib Black Tea .,613e.
soap for 30c.
Try some for next
3 bars Laundry soap 255
3 pkgs1Rinso 255
2 pkgs Wonder wash 25
2 1b s Black tea.. $1.10
1f you Want Something .e
good in COFFEE, we
have it. Ask for our
"LADIES' DELIGHT"
3 pkgs Peerless Wash- L it is good.
ing Compound 25c
GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
SPECIAL
1 pkg Cretin of Barley .
for 25e.
TANGLE FOOT
Fly Poison Catches the
Flies,
PHONE 111
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PHONE ORD S CACtEFULLY ATTENDED TO
The 'fir L E V 17 IT 4 IV D" Bicycle
are sold in Clinton by
J. H. PAXMAN
The Garage that gives reaj Bicycle, Car and
Battery Services
SOLD FOR CASFI OR EASY TERMS
ORDER YOURS TODAY
Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
Phone 80
IMO
MUSIC IN THE HOME
adds immeasurably to life's plea-
sure. You can have it at once,
even if you are not a player of
any instruments. Our talking
machines reproduce all kinds of
music from the latest crashing
marches to the softest of hllla-
bies, Let us prove It to you in
person,
Then if foil want a piano, why
we are halaadling a piano which
musieans shy is the hest buy yn
the market today; Make it your
business to have rise call on you
to demonstrate the Bell.' It will -
cost you nothing to have it done and if I can't prove, o you where the
Bell possessds more strength in build;- sweetness an tone; and hes
the easiest touch; and thg,best Priced piano containing those points, I
will give you one at one-half the price—so get' busy and call me up
you stand a chance to save conte money, ' ._
Jonathan Huiill
PDX 229, ,
Phone 216.
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MUSIC STOWS,
SEAFORTH. ONT
We Buy Shoes to Sell
You Buy Shoes to Wear
In placing our orders with the manufacturers, we have our
customers' requirements always in mind.
We know that you want neat and attractive shoes.
You want well made, properly shaped shoes.
You want shoes of the latest fashion.
You want the very best shoes at fair and reasonable prices.
You do not want to pay anything that adds simply to the
price and not to the value of your shoes.
We are convinced that Made -in -Canada Shoes are better
value and more economical than shoes imported from any
country. That is the reason why we sell and recommend
ti -tem to you.
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