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JEWLER & OPTICIAN
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
CLINTON MARKETS.
Bogs
Butter
Our Mee Caine back find saint that
at the point -.where the valley. joineot
the Meesewe could :not get on any
farther, as elle villagers were ''ahoot-
t,i' l
ttes from f na
!,t us
£ 1
y lt0 . We,
shot the whole' lot sixteen of 'their),
They were (intern up in three make---
tlie 41;tnie slot did for titi'ee at .t time,
The'men had elrealy 'shined
their brutal instincts, the sight
c the 1 ,'
f t odiea t f all the. inhabitants
who hitd been shot was indeset i'abte. ,
every cry bowie ' In the whole Village wase
dtstruyed, We. dragged the villagers.
one after csuther our. of the most un-
likely corners. 'Cite sten were shot,
as well ars the women turd children
who were. In the convent; since shirts
had been fired 'In/Mettle 'convent win-
dows, tent we burned -it afterwards,
He also had these ilmpdesive entries n;l
his diary:
August 8, Fleet 'fight and set Pira
to several villages. .
August9, !Returned to old quartet's,
where we searched all the houses, and
shot the mayor and shot one roan down
from the chimney -pot, and thee again
set fire to the village,
'October 11, We had 110 fight, but
we caught about twenty men and shot
teem..
Twice Persia inches Arable, Look of
a limp of AN'lai,%and yo'fi will find' these
c'7toitrlas next door to one another.
A Med contpa•isim. Montenegro
,.
n ant lwa,nfleih 1114 slat at England.
Africa Is 240 i'ngittede, four Attsira-
lets, eight Nettle, , or (nearly) two
Siberias
H would lake fifty linglentts Li cover,
the great Selma Desert,'
Agrictanre Aided
By 1%1 .tory Loam
Wonderful TradeExpansion
�' lA i1,r1Qit1
Due to Seut;eeoe ref Can-
ada s Loan Issupla
Since the war started Canadian
ag4illiure has grown 111 .inlitortttnesi
as a national Sndustrv, More Chari
over it is n source Uf strengtl Le tl>e
country, The demand 1»' Great -13fi-
tatn foe food, not only the her sol-
doers batt.for her civilian population,
has opened Si market of tremendous
ASTORIA.
For Infants and Children
hi Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
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ENGLAND AND THE WARS
SOME COMPARATIVE FACTS AND
FIGURES ABOUT TERRITORY
possibilities, In 1915 our total eget-
cultural exports amp'unted to 8200,-
000,000. At the ,eed of the fiscal
year of 1917-1 S, the total had rumored
to $740,000,000.
This wonderful addition to the
National wealth was, to large es..
ent, due to the Victory Loan of 1917,
It was'so in this way: Great Brltein
Quad that, owing to her vast expen-
cfitures on her army and navy, and
he necessity of giving monetary aid
to some of hey stricken Allies, she
was no. longer able' to pay for her
purchases of food with ready caslh.
Rather i.han see our products lose a
sure market the Dominion Govern-
ment decided. to ad•vance.sueh sums
out of the proceeds of the Loan issues
to pay for a good Sart of the food
hat was sent to Great Britain. Theniners had been asked to "produce
more food" and th.ey,had responded
with a will; it was, of course, for theGovernment to see Haat the increased
production was marketed.In this way Canada's entire expo.'t-
able surplus of wheat, cheese, bacon
and other commodities was financed.
Tb.is year there will be for export
possibly 100,000,000busihelsof wheat
valued at 8225,000,000, If the pro-
ceeds of the Victory Loan meet the
expectations of the Finance *Ministera great part oe thie' wheat will be
financed by the Government. The
export of cheese will be over 740,-
000,000, and of buttes, eggs and con-
densed milk another $10,000,000.
aeon runs into millions, in the past
Here is a geographical nhultipllca- t7
Non table, which shows the compare- Ia
tive sizes of ; the most important
countries` of the world.
Add' together Germany, Austria,
Bulgaria and Turkey (as it was be-
fore the war), and you will find that
together they are equal to no more
than 25 England;, Against thls put
Canada, Australia, the United States
$i 7 5 '—to say nothing -of the rest—and
`the luta; are "up; against" three na-
Mot to 48c tions whose combined territory is
52.09 nearly eight times bigger than. their
$2:14 own!
Eggs
Spring wheat
Fall Wheat
Oats
Bailey
Buckwheat
Hay
Bran
Shorts
Millfeed
70 to 75c Twice England is equal to New Zea
-
seen -teed,
$1.00 to $1.05 3 tunes England makes Japan 01'
ele,00 to $12.00 Abyssinia, 13
valve month's the Government has
$45:00' q times England makes France a1 t
dvanoed neatly $ioo,00o,000 to.
$50,00 GermGermany.a
75
$2. cwt. 5 times England stakes ,Morocco d
or Algeria, Sian or Ecuador.
6 tines England makes -Afghanistan,
7 times England makes Patagonia.
8 times England makes Columbia or
Venezuela, in
10 times England snakes Peru or Lt7o
Bolivia.
Told iri f En'1ies
so that nearly the whole town was
'reduced to ashes. It was. a terribly
Sight, wleu he
1 lesswomen and chit
-
'dies, utterly destitute, are herded to-
gether and driven into France, (From
tithe dairy,.of Private Fischer, Eighth
Bavarian regiment of infantry, Thirty-
third Reserve division,)
The inhabitants have fled in the
1
was horrible. v £. t illa'
gThere
was clotted blood on all the beards
-and what faces one saw, terrible to
'behold, The dead, sixty in all, were
at; once buried. Among then were
ltany old women, some old When,
await to see; three children had
clasped each other, and died thus,
(Front the dairy of Lance -Corporal
'Paul Spielnlann, of the Erastz, First
'brigade of Infantry of the Guard.)
In the night the inhabitants of
`Liege became lanrtinous. Forty per-
: -sons were shot and fifteen houses
demolished; ten soldiers shot. The
convent windows were broken, and we
--burned It afterward,
' A REAL 1-IUN
`Bombeedied Wetzel is a emotionless
Huns, if one, may judge from the dairy
-of an oflichr, calnnly recording the sack-
ing of a convent, and the siglits here
make you cry,
The .following extract from the
t,diary of en officer calmly records the
:murder of the inmates. Mark how
i.Ihltitiotis••were conserved:
Hance„exports of live stock products,
ARTIFICIAL LIBII38 IN 700 33.‘C.
•
Artificial legs and arms wore in use
EgYpt as, early as' 700 B. C. They
re made by the priests, who were
physicians of that early time.
15 times England makes Persia.
15 times England makes. Mexico or
Bri i
tshou '
S th Africa.
cn
15 tinges England
nakes Mexico or
the Soudan,
77 times England snakes the Ar-
gentine Republic,
24 tinges Englund makes Arabia,
30 times England makes India.
40 times Engalnd shakes Russia,
60 times England makes Brazil.
70 times England ,tand-m1k2
s 'Canada.
a.
70 times England makes the United
States
1 10 times England makes China,
123 times England stakes Siberia,
150 times England makes the British
Empire.
Of the ,smaller countries, Scotland
•uid Ireland are each three-fifths of
England, and Wales just under one-
sixth.
Belgium fund holland together are
equal to one -(half, Greece one-half,
Portugal two-thirds, Switzerland and
Denmark a little less than one-third
each, Roumania is the same: size as
England. Serbia is two-fifths, Italy
is just under two and a quarter,” Nor-
way two and two-fifths, and Sweden
three and two-fifths,
Australia Is just twice as big as
India,. The distance to Australia is
also the ,distance to India,
Germany is really slightiy larger
than France, but only the size of
Wales—or one-sixth of England—
extra.
Twice Afganistan shakes Persia.
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To -Might's the Night
Hallowe'en to -night, get out the
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Aect al Meetings
The ch
Urchoffi
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s of the
various
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loos
churches stet. on Wednesday night as
also did, the School Boards to discuss
what best to ere) for the coming week,
Effie Rath Dead
This morning (Thursday) Eftie
Rath, daughter of Mrs. William
i Rath died after a severe illness' of
Pneumonia. It is exactly five montlhs
to -day since her father died. A young
brother, Grant, is now ill with the
influenza. No arrangements have yet
been made with regards to funeral.
Had Better 13e Careful
A, T. Macdonald, a former 'Clinton
boy and until a few years ago business
teenager of the Toronto News, and
more recently news editor of the Tor-
onto Globe is in charge of the Milwau-
kee newspapers recently purchased by
Arthur Brisbane, the Hearst writer,
who bought tine Washington Times
t011hr1,
ough 1 "loan" by German-Amerl-
E12VC
We cordially invite you to* our Garage where we are specially
equipped to extend prompt and efficient Service.
A full line of accessories and repairs carried
Overhauling and Painting our Specialty.
Phone S0, AUTOMOBILE LIVERY House Phone 140
Bicycles and Repairing'—Bicycle and'eneral repairing airin
competent workmen. Quick service always. p g done by
End HAND CARS FOR SALE
1 1VIcLAUGHLIN 5 PASSENGER
1'STUDEBAKER, 7 PASSENGER
1 MARATHON ROADSTER
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Sel:ond Iia Totally Meati
On 1Viaduesdily evenhag, Tressy
11•6ne, beloveit'ivit'e 01 Mr, 'John Gore
1 .itt, 0I lluHali, anti daughter el Mr.
and,Mrs. Isaac Curter, passed; away
'aged 19 ye;u'7 3 3n0nlbs, 08083984
111)5 base ;trio eslY itt With infuania
end pn1lnhlouha• A brother died on
Monday. The funeral will be held on.
Saturday after000p' at 3 o'clock,
ser-
vice at the:huusc to 2,3o,: The syna-
pAtby goes get tathe ,young husband
And to thy jyiu'ents of taaa deceasefl,
Category "R" Defaulters
District military orders 00005111 in-
structions as to the contse ofproce-
dure to he adopted in the .tlase of cle-
faulters arrested under fig M. S. A,
and found 00 medical examination 10
be Category "13" Wren. After the med-
ical examination end the completion
of the man's papers lie is to be hand
ed ihy the military police to the civil
authorities for trial and the officer in
charge of the mobilization centre will
notify the Deputy Registrar, M, S. A,,
and the A. A. G. Onrelease from
'civil custody the defaulter will be
banded a certificate by the A. P, M:
Deserters and defaulters who Sur-
render anti are found to be Category
"E" ere to have their trial expedited'
and to be discharged from the service.
Niece Of Mrs. Bawden Doad,
Exeter Tilnes. A young li'fu in the
bloom of youth was cut short last
week i11 the deatla,of Mrs, Joseph 0.
Landry, nee Miss Mary'Acheson, aged
21 years and 10 months, '!'hg ^de-
ceased was taken down with Spanish in-
fluenza and was 111 nearly two weeks,
The circumstances are particularly sad
as Mrs, Landry had only been a bride
of about four mouths. Site was a daug-
hter of Mr, and Mrs. Thos: Acheson,
her mother, a younger sister and two
brothers` being down' with the disease
the former being ie too critical condi-
tion to be informed of her daughter's
death, Airs. Landry Was one of Exe-
ter's popular and talented young ladies
and her demise in the Bower of youth
is siecerely regretted by a wide circle
of friends. Besides ' her parents; she
is survived by three brotihers and two
sisters; Mrs, H. 'Walters, `Garvey, of St,
Thome; Beverley, Ameia and Charles
at home. The funeral, private was
held smutty afternoon, the remains
being taken to the Trivitt' Memorial
church where 'service was conducted
by Rev. A; A, Trumper, interment in
the Exeter cemetery, Among those
who attended the funeral from a dis-
tance were: Garvey, of St; Thomas;
Mrs, L. Billings, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas
Oke; Mr, and. Mrs. W. 00, Levert, anti
Mrs, J. Atcheson, of London; Mrs.
Knight and son, .of Merton,
Former Alma Corner Boy killed
A Saskatoon paper of recent date
has the following 1100108 regarding a
Alma boy:—"Corporal J. V. Good,
Ai, Al,, was killed in yesterday;
Isis birthday. He was 31 -years old.
Corp. Good is the son of Mrs, Mary
Good and brother of Mrs, J. 0,:Btack-
stock, 165 Poplar Avenue, Corp,' Good
enlisted'. with the 65th Battalion, In
1915 a'hd has served as a Battalion
runner since: _lie was wounded on
August 25th of last year but was able
to rehire to the trenches in December
of that year, Was slightly wounded
about 3 weeks ago. Corp. Good won
the Military Medal when the was re-
commended for carrying messages 00
the Somme and Vimy Ridge under
shell fire, and on the attack on •the
outskirts Of Lens, Previous to enlist-
ing Corp. Good was employed in 'C, 1'.
Woodside's grocery. He was t i
bo
Brussels, Ont., and lived i,r 1"
n Saskatoon
10 years. ile has 2 brothers in the
army, Harold, a bugler, who was gassed'
Wounded and taken a prisoner in 'April
of 1915. He has been working' in a
salt mine in Germany since. W. J.
Good, who was editor of the Mirror
Journal, Alberta, has been gassed; but
has recovered sufficiently to serve as
musket instructor in Brhtnishot coulee'
Brother Dead. •
The Brussels Post this week refers
to a brother of Mrs. Wna. Agnew of
town$;—ACh old and well known resi-
dent of Brussels passed away to his
reward last Tuesday morning In the
person of David deist, of Albert st.,
aged 82 years. lie died on his birth-.
day; While he had not enjoyed rugged
health for 'many years he was usually
able to be about sulci assist in work in
the garden and house, at which he had
few superiors. In his earlier days Ise
was a carpenter and was an industrious
honest going man, whose only desire
appeared to be to do right. Mr, FIaist
is survived by his wife, and 3 sons,
(William, of Atwood George, of Strat-
ford and Henry of Grindstone, Mich,)
John, a son living at Winthrop, died as
few weeks ago. The Heist. home has
always been a haven of rest to those
who wanted s good boarding house or
those who were old turd feeble aad_the
khtdiin�s, care and good husekeeptng
and nursing received has been prover-
bial for long years past. Mrs, Mist
will be --left alone now, as far as her
immediate family is concerned, al-
though her sister, Mlrs, M. Doll and
brother, George Edwards, are residents
or -Brussels. The funeral of Mr, heist
tv111 be held friday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock with service half an hour earlier
Interment in Brussels cemetery, For a'
number of years the deceased teas an
fictive member of the Salvation Army
when that body was laborilg'leere but
he has held adherence to the Methodist
church, The, subject of this notice was
born in Puslingh township, Waterloo
Co., gird married to Miss Martha Ed-
w'1rds, of McGillivray township, A41d-
dlesex Co., one Jan. 1010, 1864 his now
bereft partner, 9 children were born
to the home of whom only 3 survive,'
Mr, and Mrs, deist celebrated their
Golden Wedding 4 years ago. They
had lived in Brussels for the past 53
years and have enjoyed the confidence
of the community, who sympathise
With those now bereaved, Mr, Heist's
death was caused by an injury lie're-
ceived 3 weeks ago. While ,using a
carpenter's brace and hit he split this
breast bone and at iris age recovery
Was likely to be low but pneumonia and
a weak heart soon closed up the eertll-
ly record,ole was the eldest son of
Matthew and Catharine Heist and has 2
sisters still lhv111g, Mrs, WW1. Agnew, of
Clinton' and Mrs, Little of Los Angel-
es, Cal, His deceased 01111dre5 are/Jno,
Chas, .and Sarah, who reached manhood
and w0lflitthoed, and Annie, i3enjamin
an Beltjanhin, who died in infancy,
BRITI911-11lieti'LOTweleNT Oeneleff05
(neat Belittle i11111 100 0ovarinent rim.
ployment °Macs.
13A1..ett
7. 6 tN 13051N00 +i.113Ti)S
H1e thousand bakers
trl'o employed 111
Buenos n(ras, ttcgeaithta.
RUGl'il raLJL I -N T1111, TRAIW77S
Fleeing in tie Thames at Pompton
1Vick, o, main ettngllt as eel 3 Coat 2
Inches long. Weigbirng 11 potm,ls.
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pulse who commenced in tie'
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y l anti lou s of 7"enlpenutae
p1r
i ing 51.35 a 111011th 00 a
policy
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of 82,000 havMThe nto
1 0,40 a month.
To the Editor of the New Fria
(lie above item taken front
`l'lttusdays issue of the New Era I
far fetched that most headers yv
recognize it at office as. au lnisp
but apart from the figures an ee
bus i1preSs1On lute been -given,
as 1 am satisfied you were not in
ti0oitify administering ;t slain to
Royal Templer Order, I would
space to make at' correction of
figures in Ione with table of rates
received 'from !read office, Only
sans who' have reached the -age of
are Accepted for insurance; and u
'old rate sante would pay' for $2
$1,40 per month, Under the
rates 11e is asked to pay from $1.5
62.70 according to his present
This new table of rates is endo
by the Goy't Actuary, and when
Fraternal Companies Have revised 11
rates as 111aee necessary by recentsul'ance legisltatioe, and most of 1l
have already done so; the Tem
rates wilt be found to compare v
favorably With any other, ars t
membership being limited to abst•
eort1st
s ers givessat tlhsoenh 11111ah1184 of adysatuttage1eiis4 10
as recognized by all leadleg'.insure
experts. There are but two Prat
nal Companies in Canada to -day w
larger cuslh balances in proportion
total insuralSce carried, than
Tempters'; and those two have
ways had and still have, higher rat
'Trusting' you Will give this correct
same publicity as accorded to it
referred to;
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Fin, Sec, Lgqyalty Council '
R. T. of le, 'Clinton
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VOTERS' LISTS, 1918
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF
CLINTON -
Notice is hereby given that I have
Transmitted or delivered to the par-
ties mentioned 111 "'section 9 of The
Ontario Voter's List Act the copies
required by said section to be so
transmitted or delivered of the iis1,
made pursuant to said Act, of all per-
sons appearing by the last Assess-
ment Roll of the said Municipality' to
be entitled to vote in the said Muni-
cipality at et j,:tons for members of
the Legsilative Assembly and at Muni-
cipal elections and that the said list
was first posted up, at my office in the
Town ball, Clinton, on the 25th day
of October, 19-19, and remains there
for inspection,
And I hereby ,call upon on all vot-
ers to take ivne'
t£ eedu
roc 1
1
P to
gs
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
Dated this 26th day of October,
1918.
, D., L, MACPHERSON,
Town Clerk, Clinton
TENDERS FOR CUTTING WOOD
The Municipal al n
P C unci] of Clinton
asks for tenders for cutting two acres
of hardwood bush, situated on James
Snell's farm, Hallett, into four foot
wood, with privilege of cutting hard
splitting trees into two foot wood. For
further particulars apply to
R. J. MILLER, Chairman
Phone 119_ Clinton
Annual Meeting.'
The annual sheeting of the Clinton
Horticultural Society will be held in the
Council Chamber on Wednesday even-
ing, Nov, 6th, at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of hearing the 'treasurer's re-
port and for the election of officers for
the coming.yeer, T. Cottle,
_
Sec.. Treas,
Auction Sale
Clearing auction sale of farm stock
and implements, 1 mile North of Clin-
ton, Base Line, Lot 34, Godericll Twp,
on Monday, Nov. 4th, at 1 o'clock, the
following: -1 draft horse 8 years old;
1 draft horse 4 years old; 1 draft mitre
3 years old; 1 general purpose mare, 9
yea's old; 1 gelding driver 2 year old;
1 ladys driver 4 years' old; 1 road mare
6 years old; 1 cow 8 yea's old due in
May; 1 cow 9 years old due In May; 1•
cow 2 years old due in June; 14 yearl-
ings; 13 calves; 1 Wagon and hay rack;
1 set bob -sleighs and platform; 1 Mas-
sty Harris seed drill; 1 Nlassey Harris
cultivator; 1 Deering binder 7 foot cut;
•1- Massey Harris !hay rake nearly new;
1 Massey Harris scutfiler and bean har-
vester, nearly new; 1 pea harvester and
bencher; 1 rubber tire buggy nearly
new; 1 rubber tire buggy second hand;
1 cutter nearly new; 1 walking plow;
1 2 -furrow plow; 1 set iron: harrows;
1 turnip puiper; 1 turnip drill; 2 set
whipple'trees' and double trees;,1 wheel
barrow; 1 set 2000 lb scales; 1 set
heavy team harness; $ set single hare
Hess; 1 deLaval cream Separator nearly
1800; 30 tufted rock hens; 1 cook stove
1 heater; chains, forks, etc. Every-
thing Must be disposed of as tote pro-
prietor is giving up fa•nhing. Ali stems
under 810, 0210011, over that amount 12
months' credit on furnishing approved
jonoint$tnotes.otes, 4% discount will be given
T. Gundray, Edward Straughan,
Ahhcttolneer, •, , Proprietor,
FOR SALE OR RENT
Thirty acres, very best land, House,
good bairn, °relin:d. Backe -eye ditcher;
gasoline fuel
130X 5, GODERiCH P, 0
WINTER COWS FOR SALE
'fen young cows which were fresh -
aped between November aud Februa'ry.
TERMS ---Cash or Bankable Notes,
ye 'stile south of Grand TrUnk Sta-
tion, 1Sayfreid Lille, Apply to
GEORGE HOLLAND, Prop,ieeo,',
WANTED
Man wanted for nigh(
s ,if t to assts{
Ie 111' men on Shelf Machine,y, One
who can lace melts and do general re-
pairing to countershafts, 111te ;thefts,
etc,, preferred, Apply at once to
The 12oht, Bell Engine & Thresher C.,
Seafortit, Ontario,
PAQJ
Thi
will
F^.
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P
Fe 114 all
Summer done,, -.and the mind.of the 1iotlse.
,keeper turns to getting her home• cried family
ready for the and coblei''season;
Don't forget that our counters
, -our assistants
are here l"eady,to help you, Fuji stocks—promptand courteous SerViee--- i
R,ght prices.
• See the fall number of the New' odea Quart-
erly, just out, his malt, attractive sty le
book
pa
on sale at our New Idea Pattern De 8284 --Ladies' Dress
Department Blew 34 20,n 40,
• 42, 44, 40 $sachem .
bust measure.
b2
arm -+:an^,
i)lsteel Br
'hv
Small Profits Phone 25. (Moro Pinsincrs
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS
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Notice
Alt accounts not paid by October
30th, will be placed in other .hands
for collection ',vitt added costs, •
• E. Scxuton.
Wanted
A Janitor is wanted for the Ontario
St, M 8001041st church. Make applica-
tion to Mr. C. H. Holland,
Clinton
PRIVekTE SALE
Of high class furniture. Royal Oxford
range, nearly new; 4 burners for ficton
of stove; bedroom suits; tables;
chairs; book case; kitcihen cabinet;
couches; refligrrator; wardrobe; baby
cutter; general household furniture.
Apply to
NiRS. I'IlOM1AS E. MY:KENZIE, JR.
COURT OF REVISION
TOWN OF CLINTON
Notice is hereby given that the Court
of Revision of the Town of Clinton
will be held in .the Council Chamber,
Clinton, on Thursday, October 31st,
1918, at 8 o'clock p. 01. for the
pur-
pose r -
Pose ofheartnA and determining com-
plaints
against the Assessment Ralf of
the said town for the year 1918. Per-
sons having business at the said Court
will please attend at the said time and
place,
D. L. MACPHERSON, Clerk.
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ENGINES FOR SILO FILLING
LLING
WATERLOO 130Y TRACTORS—
Just what you need for Silo Filling,
Threshing, Plowing, 'Cultivating, Ns -
eine or any work on farm. We Have
them in stock for immediate delivery.
Rebuilt Steam Traction Engines, 20 0.
p., 18 Ih.p., 17 11,p., a,1d 16 lh.p., Pot-
able Rebuilt Engines from 12 h.p. up-
wards, Separators from 24 inches x
40 inches for individual farmer. All
for immediate delivery,
The Robt. Ball Engine .0 Thresher Co..
Seaforth, Ontario,
EA
Wanted
Call at Mr. Watson's Grocery
store
gal, cans and
tly oret ill 6, can est, 1 wior ll
test and pay for each can sep-
erately, every week and give
you the price for the 'following
week, Highest prices and a
square deit! guaranteed. Cream
received at Summerhill store
any day.
T. E.
'hone S 011171.61i-1051
il 166,
ee, F. B. License Na. 5-10532, i
AR -RIVED Rqla
AJ
CAR -LOAD OF FEED CORN
We have also secured a qualitity of
Choice Seed Corn in the following
varieties:
SELECTED YELLOW LEAMING
GIANT PROLIFIC SOUTHERN ENSIL-
AGE
SELECTED RED COB ENSILAGE
and also •.
EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE
As the season has arrived for the
hatching of Baby 'Chicks we have on
stock a quantity of Baby Chick Feed,
which we are selling at reasonable
prices,
Seed Buckwheat, (Silver Huh
Choice) and also our usual line of
{'lour, Bran, Shorts and Feed,
VY.JenkinsaSon
FOR SALE FLOUR AND FEED
Phone 549. ' Reeidesee. s na ,49
House and int on Huron st., now
occupied by Mrs, John Scruton, for
sale, cheap for cash, Stable and shed
on property. Apply to
WILLIAM COATS, Goderioh,�_
SECURITIES FOR SALE
The Administrator of the Betide of
Alice Ml, Fowler deceased, offers for
sale the following sec'tn•ities at lowest
market prices:
War Saving Certificate $ 25.00
3 War Savings Certificates each 100,00
Town of Welland Debentures 1000.00
Town of l•lespier Debentures 500.00
William Davies Ltd, Debentures 500.00
Western Canada Flour Mills, Ltd.
Debentures 500.00
Doninion of Canada, War Loan 300.00
the Theabove
serwill
fro n0S% % sold
t to ;rates
7%o eet
per
annum, Apply to. -
R. E. MANNING, Administrator
W. BRYDONE, solicitor,
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
Highest market price paid.
Phone 14-635
W. MARQUIS
Clinton, Ontario
FOR SALE
8 -roosted house, furnace and other
comfortable conveniences, Corner of
Mill and Beech streets, Apply to W.
Brydone, Clinton,
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bought and Sold at Market Pekes
Delivered free of chargeto the put-
claaser Or at this Bank.-'.
VICTORY LOAN to yield 5.76
W. BRYDONE,'Clinton$
A Desirable Property .For Sale
A two storey ,brick resideence on
Huron street, just West of tine Baptist
church, Good cellar and furnace; also
the one storey ebttage for sale or to
rent' on Ratlenbm•y street, west of the
English Church, For particulars
ply Mrs, to Y„ D 1c o' '
p) M C iv,1
e at the Huron
on
,
St,, residence,For ;Sale
A good flame bat'li 28X40.
C. J. WeApply>yimtoi
Id'$r
HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO
CANADA
The home of the Red Deer and Moose
OPEN SEASONS,
DEER—November 1st to November
15th inclusive.
MOOSE—November 1st to November
1 5th inclusive, in some of the
northern, Districts of Ontario
including T1nlagahni and the
territory north and south of
the Canadian Government Rail-
way from the Quebec to 00m».
toba Boundary open season for
Moose is frpnh Octobar 1st to
November 3010 inclusive,
Write for copy of "Playgrounds ---
tine flaunts of Fish,and Game" giving
Gane Laws, Bunting Regulations, etc,,
to C. E. HORNING, District Passenger.
Agent, Union Station, Tomato, Ont.
John Ransford & Son, city -passen-
ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57.
A, 0. Pattison, station agent.
Laid Up For 2 r n2iss
WITH PAINS IN BACK.
Pain in the back is one of the first signs
showing that the kidneys are not in oho
condition they should be, and it should
be gotten rid of immediately, ifnheglertecl;
00ri0ua kidney troubles are likely to
follow.
There is a Ivey to "shake off " for ever
tlae constant pain of backache, tho ann0y-
anco of urinary troubles and all clangers
of kidney ills. Go to your druggist or
dealer; get a box of Doan's 7Cidncy 1'iils;
tante a few closes' end see hots quickly
your backache will disc )pear,
].lir. Iiaigh Morton, Dayslantl, ,Alta„
writes. --"I am gilt ) feel it my duty
to lei you know whtl roat relief I found
by using your Doan's .Kidney Pills. 7.
was laid up for two months with pains in
my back and I found roller after having
taken half a box of ".Doan's." I cannot
r000mmondthem too highly to anyone
having weal: kichhoys, as they have been
agreet ' help Lo ate, "r
'The phenomenal ;detect of !loan's
Kidney11
,1 .
lis in all period the rot, n
world
brought forth many imitations ,ate that
you gel; "Doane ' When you sink for them.
Our trade wok 'Tire Maple Leaf" is
on ovary box, Price 60c. et all de lots,
or availed direct on receipt of p121e b, The
T. Milburn Co,, Linited, '.ro onto, Ont,
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