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• WI4en the daOight bill
passes yon' 4160 have'
two watcheS,,one for stan'
dard time, the other for
local time. We • have a
full stock. If you want a
finely finished and accur
ately adjusted watch, get
it from us: Or if it is to
be a cheap watch we can
supply you with the just-
ly famous.
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One Dollar
In-gersoll
We have also a good
stock o f the Dickens
watch chains,: the 'Odd
that is built for
W. H4 Hellyar.
Jeweler and Optician ,
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....0UINAglak.•;49 n, MaY17,
'to Mrand MiteJ. Belnhaed a sou. !
STREETS -In Clinton, May 7, to
Krsattd gra Calvin St.reete,a daughter
1(.1aDWELLsstin Mullett, on MAY
Isad, to Mr, and Mre. Robt; Caldwell, t?
son.
CARTER- In Stapleton on April
29Sit, lhesivife of Isea,c Carter, a son.
• ELLIOTT-In 13rncefield on May 9th
the wife of John T. Eiliott,a daughter.
MAT:tRIED.
BAKER, -1,8E013-In Beucefield,by
Rev. E H Sewers, May 4th, Swims
13aker to Wra Leech all of Stanley,
MeNEfL -000K---At the residence
• of Mutt. Wm. Nliirrity, ,Battenbury
Street, On Wednesday, May nth. by
ttev. Mr. Jol itre B. U. L., Mr. Will-
• iam W. Stook, eldest son of Mr. H.
Cook, of .Huilett Tp.,, to Miss Ellen
Jane McNeil, of Clinton),
DIED.
AIKEN BEAD -in Tuckerstu th, M a3t
5, Agues Martin, Wife of J Aikenhead.
Standard' Elevator
Open for business under new
management.
We are prepared to buy all kinds
of Grain, at market prices daily.
Have for sale the finest brands of
Flour and. Mill Feeds of all kinds,
The L. Suitter Company
House to Rent.
On Princess St-, west, formerly own -
tied by W, Collyer. Stone cellar, hard
e ni soft water, all modern conveniences.
Apply to ARTHUR OANI'ELON, t
May goth A. Holiday
The Dominion Government has or.
dereu every public building in Coned&
to be draped in mourning, and will
proclaisa a nubile holiday on the day
of the Kings funeral.
Applications for Waterworks
Up to -date light cot n 'ctiotts have
been made with the Wit.terworks for
household •purposes. Following are
those who are using the town water: -
J. B. Hoover, Mayor Taylor, W.•4 R.
Counter, Albert Turner, Mrs. Junior,
Geo. McLennan, ff R. 5. (Muand A. T.
(Popov. The last three connections
are made in the steret. About 75 more
have applied, •
°nor Roll
A very cleverly executed pen and
ink Honor Roll was made by Mies
Fisher, sister of Miss Fisher, the C. C.
I. teacher, for Principal Hartley's
room. On this roll are the names of
t lose who have p +seed out of the Prix!
cipal's room with Honors in '08 and '09
and still have room for a few years to
come: Miss Fisher is to be congratu-
lated upon her work.
Young Girl Wanted
The undersigned wants a young girl at
mice to help to dostbe Jioesework. Apply;
US Mrs Murray, tiattenbury Street.
Pasture
The undersigned is prepared when
season opens to take cattle and horses
to pasture. For terms apply to '
MR. A. J. McMUHRAY,
• Clinton
Girl Wanted.
Good girl wantedfor general housework.
AppIY to rues. JACKSON, Jr., High St.
House To Let,
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House to Let. Apply to J. Twitchell
& Sous. t f.
Announces His, Regrets
Mr, Dunbar very much regrets the.
disappointment caused the members of
St. James Church Middleton;St. Johns
Holmesville, and St. Peters Summer-
hill on Sunday last. arising from the
fact that the Bishop having cancelled
the existing arrangements for Mission
arys services,no intimation was given
him either direct or by those whom he
considered responsible to notify him of
the change. .
Received the Shield
Last week' the Lord Strathcona's
Nelson Shield arrived at the •Public
School and will be found in Principal
Hartley's room. The shield is given
for Commemorative and Competitive
Purposes. The shield is mounted on
an oak base. At the top is a copper)
ribbon with the name of Clinton 'en-
graved - on it- and-ats the -b'ottomsis a,
copper carrier for the- name oft the
winner and holder for the year. On
the top of the carrier are these words
"Warden of the Shield for this year"
and at the bottom is "Palman Qui
Meruit Febat.l' Tlfe shield is 13 ifiehtia:
by 81 inches. On theupper corners
are the 'oak and Maple Leaf. In the
upper centre is the historic ship "Vic-
tory" under full sail. In the lower
centre is the bust of Nelson, on one
side of which is his immortal flag sig-
nal "England expects every man to do
his duty, . and on the other the date of
the momentous day in the Empire's
history. At the bottom, upon the
scroll are the following words: "Made
of copper from R. M. Ships "Victory"
and Toudroyant.' Presented by Lord
Stratbcona and .5101.10 _Royal G. C. M.
G.,• through the Britishand Foreign
Sailors Society for Canadian Schools,
1907. E. R. 17J1.
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• 4 The' Listowel Vollegia.te •IostitiSte
football' team captured the Hough
• Cup Saturday from the Berlin Collegi-
ate Itsetitnte- team by defeating the
• nialders, by a score .of 3 to 0. The
gable was witnessed by a large crowd
and was fast from the beginning to
the last. The challengers 'had the
ad.vante.ge in weight, but nevertheless
play throtighout was even, with the
exception that the Listowelites shot
straight for the ggoel, while the
locale shot wide and recklessly. The
score at half time was 2-0, Ballantyr e
and Bassett doing the scoring, while
in the second period Ballantyne added
another, and cinched the game and
the cup, which was won a year ago
by Berlin from Galt. Jas Bennett, of
Galt, was the referee,
Dyou ever find when read -
1 -0 ing at night that the dif-
ferent letter run into one an-
other and confuse you ? If so,
you should consult us and
have your eyes examined at
gate. We can make reading
a-domfort and pleasure to you,
with properly-fittedoglasses,
J. Grigg
Jeweler and Optician.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
'S S Convention and Ruri-Deeanal
. Meeting
Toronto Markets
Ma7nitoba, Wheat -Nn. 1 northern,
41.04; No 2 northern, $.102, track, lake
ports:
Oats -Canadian western oats, No 2,
36c.; No 8, $5e, lake ports; Ontario
No 3, 33c to 340 at points of shipment.,
Wheat- No 2 mixed or white, $1.03
to $1.04 outside. ••
s, Buckwheat -No %'510 to 511c out
side,
Barley -No 2, 52o to 53c; No 3X, 510;
Manitoba flour- Quotations at To -
No 3, 470 outside. 4
ronto are: First patents, .50; eecond
patents $5; strong bakers', 34.90; 90 per
Sunday School Convention and rani- cent patents, 27s 6d bid, c. 1. f„ Was.
The following is the program of the
decanal meeting of the Deanery of
Huron, which was held in St George's
school room Godetich, on Wednesday
May 11: •
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The members will meet in the school
Room of St George's Church at 11 A,)4
1 -Opening Service. •
2 -Chairman's Address.
3 -Reports of Sunday Schools.
12.30 -Adjourn for lunch.
• 2 P. 31.
Subjects for discussion:
1 -Paper, "The Relation of Sunday
'Schools to Missions,' by Mrs Hart-
ley, Clinton:
2 -Paper "The Boy in the Home,"
by Rev.'T II Farr, Gorrie.
3 -Paper by Miss Hawkins, Wing -
ham.
4 -Paper, ty Rev. D. W. Collins,
Exeter.
Time permitting, discussion may be
invited on other subjects of import-
ance to Sunday School Work.
4.30 to 580 - Meeting of Deanery
Chapter.
7.30 -Service in St •George's Church.
Preacher, Rev. C 0 Parton..
A1oad of the --young peoples_want_
from Isere to attend the Convention.
A full report will be given next week.
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gow.
Mill feed -Manitoba bran, $10 per
ton; shorts, $21, track, Toronto; On -
tam bran, $20 in 'hags. Shorts 500 '
snore. •
Peas -No 2, 71c to 72c outside.
Corn-Kiln-dried,.No 3 yellow, 69c
Toronto freight, all rail ; No 3 yellow,
kiln -dried, 650.; c. Collingwood or
Midland.
Rye -No 2, 67c to 68c.
• Ontario flour -Wheat flour for ex-
port, $4.05, Montreal.car lots, buyers'
bags.
Sheep, ewes, sold -at $5 to $0 per
cwt.; rams at $4 to $5; yearlings at $7
to 88 per cwt.; spring lambs, $4 to $7
each.
Prices for Inge were firm. Selects
fed and watered at'the market, $9.25,
and $9 f. o. b. cars at country points.
Choice butchers, steers and heifers,
85 90 to $0.65; exporters at 80.60 to
$7.20; cows, 3450 tos$5.65; bulls $4,50
to $5.65.
Clinton Market Report.
Wheat, (new)...,.... 0 95 to- 0 95
„, . 0 30 So 0 30
Barley ...... 0 40 to 0
PeaS ... 0 65 to- 0 65
Eggs 0 18 to 0 19
0 21 to 0 Z2
;ss, 8 85 to 885
.. 0 3Q to 030
Yeti Will regret you did
not attend one of °an -
B .us
ada's High Grade Busi-
ness Colleges, located at
Peterborough
OravIgevi Ile
Walkerton
Wingham
W elland
Clinton
Now is the time to entec.
Our graduates receive front. 3400
to $1500 per annum.
Mail Courses in .100 different
subjects.
Write for particulars
CLINTON .
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEo. Sierrrosr, Principal.
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VICTORIA DAY
Single Fare for Round Trip:
OF
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Await you at his store ciarVng the coming 'week.
Space vv ill only permit of mention of a very Tew,
but we aim that each 'sale shall advertim. this
store as The Store of Big Values • .
A. Table lahten Speein4 --. d
About 200 yards of .0, liettutifei pure bleached Table
Linen, 62 in. wide and extra, good value at 65c. Priced
42c
to clear Id . • ...
2 Specials in. Lace Curtains
20 pair extra, tine Lace Custains, 00 in. wide, 31 yards inn
long and a regular $1.50 Chrtain, Special this week
Also (shout 20 pair good large Lace Curtains, extra Ann
value at 90c a pair. Special this week s
. • $41,ou
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•431,00 Corsets 69c
Another shipment of these Corsets has just arrie(1,
. and are a superior lot to the last shipment, 'which
everyone pronounced. ,"wonderful value," but rather
than put these with out, regular stock, out they go this
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week at
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I's a wonder. Made its long Directoire stye, of nice
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rDon't Fail to See Our 49e1Do set •
quality White Coutil, with four hose supportere, and itec
big value at, a small price „ ..
Special valnes in Prints, Gioghams and Wash Linens. etc., al
. , this week,
big
somesnaps in the Clothing and Shoe Departments.
, Don't buy without seeing them.
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Plurnsteel Bros.
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Between allnetatione in Alanada. also sessma
to Niagara/ Falls and. Buffalo, N.Y:
Detroit and Portlieron, Mich. s! •
Tickets good going May 23rdttnd
24th. Return Unlit May g6th.
UPPER LAKE 'STEAMERS
Saltines from Sarnia-10BM V 1:11-t" for
Soo end Port Arthur. NeYOilth,d4th and
18th; for Duluth,•lltay lath ands,20th.
Sailings from Collingwqpd, 1:30 P. me
and Owen Sound 11.15•ttr3,, W,edne:idays
and Saturdays for Sob and GeorgisossRay.
Secure tickets and full information
from • . .. . ,
i 0 Pattison, Depot agent
JOHN BAMFORD, Town Agent
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tekphone men are. trimming Hogs
'the *iFeei; in. town this week..• : • Potatoes.
AFTER along and sticcessful peetor-
ate of 31 years Rev Dr Milligan has re-
signed his charge of Old St Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Toronto. Di
• health le the cause,
Horse Clippers Sharpened.
Having installed a machine for
sharpening all kinds of Horse Clippers,
1 am prepared to do such work on
short notice. Satisfaction assured.
JABEZ RAND
Blacksmith, Clinton
For Sale.
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A thorough bred Aberdeen Angus
bull. Cow and bull calf. Latter 8
months old, Will be sold cheap. Mag-
nificent animals. Must he seen to he
appreciated. Apply to
JOHN RANSFORD
Clinton
Slabs For Sale
Ont right length for range
JAS. HAMILTON, Clinton
Phone 52
Bose Comb Brown Leghorns
My entire stook of Leghorns of lo hens
and pullets and 2 cockerels including all
my winners are for sale, a bargain on the
tut. Also eggs for hatching until:fowl are
sold at $1.0e per 13 or S2 per 30, if settled
foe at tne house or 25o a setting extra if
if packed for. shipping, ,
C. F. EASOM, Clinton,
0 pposite,Commercial.
WATERWORKS.
Water conneotions made ; steam pipe
fitting; electric light fixtures repaired and
installed, All work guaranteed. Prices
within the reaoh of all. Kindly give me
a trial. THOS. BRITTON
Court of Revision
TOWNSHIP OF MULLETT'
Notice is hereby given that the Court for the
Reyision of the Assessment Roll of the Town.
ship of Hullett will be held in the Township
Hall on SATURDAY,. the 28th DAY OF 1V1AY. at
the heur of 10 o'clock &rm. for the purpose of
hearing and settling;complaints against the said
Assessnient Roll.
Persons having business at the Court, will
Please attend at the said time and place, with-
out further notice.
JAMES CANIPBET4,, Clerk
Hullett, Iklay 10th, 1910.
• AgentsWanted
In all localities, for the new "Parkyte
Sanitary Closet." Latest invention in
sanitation for private tesidenceee, schools
rnd hcitele. Liberal commissions. Address
11. M. SUCKLING & CO., 408 Si.
Nicholas Bldg., Montteeal, Que. .
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Teacher Wanted
OOMING IN
11 ALL ITS GLQR!U
A (testified teacher for HS. No. 5, Mor -
Xis Township; dntiea to commence August
i5th next. ,Applicatiens. stating salary
expected, received up to elese of June 4th.
GEO, W. PROCTOR,
See•Treas., Relgrave, P,O,
Furniture Time
is here again for the wise house,
beeper. Come and prove yourself
to belong to that olass, by selecting
the new suite or separate pieces your
home needs.
Weil Keep the
Furilitute You Select
until after the Spring houseoleaning
it you say so. Then it Will come to
you, spiok and spins, to sda beauty
to your spick end span house.
, The Cheapest Spot in Huron to buy all kinds of Eurniture.
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DOO, PONY AND TRAINED -WILD ANIMAL SHOWS
100 Strange and Curious Animal Actors=100
The Only Big Show Corning to this Section this Season.
°OVER & BALL FURNITORE AND A
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A grand colossal aggregatiop of wonderful performing Elephants, Horses,.
Ponies, Pigs, Goats, Dogs and Monkeys, beautiful Tropical Birds,
renowned and daring acts, aerial exploits, long distance leaps.
• wonderful Bicyclists, high wire dives.
New Glorious Free Street Parade at 12.30 Noon.
.1E4 FLYING MA 11111E OR AEROPLANE Thtt7;gnot.°1
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The, makers of the "Erap'Xi" produe more higi
grade shoes for women than any factory in Canada,
and when you consider that three hundred thousand
• pairs of this modern shoe are sold every year in Can-
ada to women who wear only the highest grade of
• footwear, and that almost every fourth woman you ,
meet will be wearing a pair of the "Empress" there
must be a cause.
WE ARE ONE OF THE 500 AGENTS. . •
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PROF. DE OkSHEN, the World's Greatest Flying Machine Experti
will give a demonstration of this wonderful machine at every performance.
Remember the day and date -2 performances daily, rain or shine. DOors
'open at 1 and 7 p. In., under our colossal scope of Waterproof Canvas.
1111 a*. Watria,,,4 Sober Reliable Men tee Drive Team and Wolk on Tents. Good wages
"I: and Steady ivork pant:need. Apply at the grounds on day ef shoes
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may
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Balance of our Metcalf Stock
along with our New Spring Line Of goods, which we recently purchased. We have
made plans for an entire new line, and are bound to dispose of our present stock
to make room for same. • •
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware
at Almost Uour Own Price.
40 per cent. off -
Every LOCKET in our store. See the
assortment in Odd Fellow s' and
Masonic. Round, oval, etc.
.40 pr cenr. off
40 per cent. off our Special line of
SCARF PINS, of signets,. etc., in all
the latest designs.
25 per cent. off
50 peti cents:off -
s,
BROOCHES of all kinds to be sold at
above discount, until the present line is
disposed of.
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CLOCKS, in. Kitchen, Mantel, Gilt,
Alarm, Musical, etd. A big selection
to choose from.
Siverware at onerquarter off.
25 per cent. off Rings, Ladies' or gents' Hanipden n d Waltham 17 jewel
Chains, Fobs, Cuff Links, Mechanips, Watch Movements, in Nickel Cases,
etc., while they last. - only $7.5o.
Sole Agent for -nl. di, jor, : iis
I) either. Gr:ver
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notooden Lit VW .11 1.1 14 11 , Adams, Engraver. '
Graduate
liVateires and „
Fdlson&Victor ' 131;r111,
H phaaogtaphs. .. Watchmaker
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