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This Year we are I
selling
BERGERS BEST
ENOLISI'I
PARIS GREEN
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30 cents per pound. I.
Dr. Williams Fly and
• Insect destroyer is the
beIst preparation re aration for. kill.
ing flies,0n cattle. tle. We, - .
• have it in quarts, a �, . g1
Ions and gallons.
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W. S R. HOLMES
Manf'g Chemist.
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-RELIABILITY -•- EXPERIENCE
Tuckkrallll>uith Township.
The floral decorations at Turner's
church Sunday rrtei were beautiful
and the ,services were well attended.
Rev. T. W. Cowes pregehed the Sun-
day s:hpol anniversary sermon in the
afternoon and Miss Lucy Stevens. oE'
Clinton addressed • the Epworth
League at 8 o'clock.
On Tuesday one of the most suc-
cessful garden parties a the season
was held on the lawn • of Mrs. Menem.
After a sumptuous :zipper :had been
served an excellent program was ren-
dered by the White Dyke Band of
Clinton. Several gramophone selec-
tions were also given during the ev-
ening.
W. H. Watts & Son
OPPOSITEPOSTOI'FICE
CLINTON
Stam opens at 7.30 a. m. and closes
at 8 pan.
We are practical Boot and Shoe
Makers and repairers. '3oots made: to
order in from 1 to 3 daysnotice and
repairing done while you wait,
FARRIERS
ATTENTION.
We keep on" hand Boots and
Shoes of our own make which
are just the thing for farm
work.
W. H. Watts & . Son
Three bandits killed a shoe
manufacturer and a , policeman
at Lynn, Mass,
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TRAD
OUR
DOUBLED
Our sale of Flour,
Feeds, Seed Grain,
Etc.,has doubled
this season over last
IMPORTED CLYDESDALE STAL-
LIONS.
Baron Wallace
Imported (4.1105) (14880.),
Baron Wallace will stand for the
improvement of stock as follows• ;
MONDAY -Will leave his stable in.
Colborne and proceed along Matt -
land Young's Youm for
land Con. to
noon, then by llolmesville along
• Iluron Road to the Graham House,
Clinton, for night.
TUESDAY --By way of Huron Road
t through Holmesrtlle to Mr. George
Gould's fon noon, then along Hur-
on Road to Mr, David Rogers for
night. ,
WEDNESDAY -By way of Jewel's
corner and Benmiller to his own
stable at Wesley .Fi'sher's for noon
and until Thursday noon.
THURSDAY AF`i'ERNOQN=Proceed
by Chas: Fisher's corner acrose to
4th Cori., then across to 6th Con.,
Colborne, then down to Zion corn-
er and .to Carlow for nights.
FRIDAY -Proceed •back to Walter's
Corner, then across to Mugford's
Corner to his own stable one mile
east of I3eneniller for night and un-
til Monday morning, This route
will be continued throughout. the
season;
• The Viking
The Vikingwill stand at .hie own
stable, West End, Tuckersntith.
TERMS FOR BOTH HORST:• :
BARON ` WALLACE - To insure
$13.00, two mares $25.90.
THE VIKING • - $15.00.' ',Payable.
January 1st, 1911.
• Mares must be returned regularly
to :thehorse or they will be charged
full insurance whether. in foal or not.
mares be
Parties disposing
of Their .
fore foaling will be held responsible
for 'the insurance money ir•he4ther • in
foal • 'or. ,not. Panties trying ' mares
and not returning 'them :must pay, in=
suranec All accidents to mares at
risk of owners. •
Interested breeders will do well 'to
inspect these horses before .breeding
their mares. •
G. •W, NOTT, Owner.
What better evidence.
can there be that our
prices are
and
stock a
right,
FORD&MoLEOD
LIGHTNING
RODS
July 7th, 1910
uron County. News Gather&
for News -Record Readers
18 Years Ado
From The News -Record of
July 6th, 1892
Belgrave
Morris Township
Mr. and Mte. Bryant spent Sunday Four or five public schools in this
week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bran- township will change teachers this
don. summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Allison of Spragge, Vie are ferry to state that Mrs.
Algoma, visited at the home of the Simpson Metall, 7th line, is not en-
doctor':t mother: j0Ying very good health but her
Mr. James Taylor is putting down many friends hope she will soon be as:
hearty as ever:
Sunday week l'.uphemia McDougall,
relict of the late Samuel W. Barr,
paid Nature's debt, passing away at
the home of her son, John, 4th line,
in her 85th year: Deceased was born
in .Argyleshire, Scot., and was tho
youngest daughter of, the late Peter
McDougall. She camp to Canada
withbrother, John, 50, and
her 1 r in18
lived in Whitby township and in the
fall of 18.52 moved to the 5th con,
of Grey Township. A i yeas' later ane
was married to the late Andrew
ht '
Arnott, who died seven or eight years
later. Two daughters wen) born to
them, Mrs. Hugh Lamont and Mrs.
F. Coates, of Grey and Palma town-
ships, respectively. Ten , years after
Mr. Arnett's demise. the subject of
this notWe married the late Samuel
W. Barr, of Morris, who died five
years ago. The•ehildren are Peter
and John and Mrs. Walter Yuill of
this township, and Mrs. A, Campbell
of -Gaylord, Micli.
John Anderson of Wareham has
been visiting has son, Jaynes Ander-
son and family, 5th line, -
Everett Walker is home from Tor-
onto for a short vacation.
Miss M. Coward,. who has taught.
in S.S. No. 1, will attend the Nor-
mal School next tem ,so a new
teacher will have to be secured.
;Mss. Coward's home 'is at Winehel-
sea, teborne township..
Gco. A. Bielby of Georgetown has
been engaged as science master of St.
Maays Collegiate Institute . in place
of Mr. Forester,. who goes• tm jSmith'e
Falls. Mr. Bielby is a Morris town-
ship boy who is proving his ability
to promote',
an artesian well. Mr. Davidson of
Clinton, July 6th, 1892. `Winghatn is doing the work.
1 Mr. Robet'I Stonehouse has been
Mr. Jag. Hearn left .an a trip to .quite sick and unable to attend to
Toronto on Monday.his duties. •
Miss Nellie Walker, who had been' The Presbytrian garden party was
c
in town, for a few days returned to , a decided succe.,es, the proceeds d am -
Detroit
mFDetroit on Monday. punting to $125.
• Mr..and Mrs. W, H. Goodfellow of Mrs, R. . Leishman and daughter
Man., are vis,itfng the latter's have left for Brandon, M. , to visit
t
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Macdonald Mrs. Leishman's daughter, who is
of town. seriously i11.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnstone of Mrs. Geo. Portel�:lel•d and children,
Ratt'enbur street left yesterdayon also Miss Mary Porterfield an visit -
y ,
a trip to Dakota and the Canadian ing the latter's sister fn Bayfiel'1 for
Northwest. a few weeks.
Lightning Rods are a sure protec-
tion to your building during Eleo-
tric Storms.
Barns roded from $15.00 upwards
with a COPPER ROD through and
through. A written guarantee.
given. .
Also Galvanized Rods much cheap-
er.
Satisfaction guaranteed or rnoney.
refunded.
For particulars apply to
W,, H. Stogt/iIi.
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D. A. 11eLaohlan,
PitiNCIPAL
The Bal Coal
IF YOU WANT TII] BEST
COAL AND PROMPT DELIV-
ERY SECURE YOUR SUP-
PLY PROM US.
ORDERS LEFT AT nA,VIS
& ROWLANII'S I4AfDWARI
STORE PROMPTLY A'T-
'
.T ' DED TO.
Taylor Brae. '. have the contract of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Uiawn.of Ash- putting up a cement bridge on the
field are visiting the lady's parent,, side -lino at John Melean's; Wm.
Mr, and Mrs. T. 0. Cooper of town. Watson is inspector.
Miss Cora Willdamsd of Beainpton is Mr. Jerry Brydges has bought a
visiting Miss Emma Doan this week.' strip of land out west of the rail -
Mise Hattie Cootie is home from road from Mr. Jno. Nethery, which
the Conservatory of Music, Toronto, will be very convenient, doing away
having graduated in her second year. with a line fence.
The young man Reynolds, who had The junior baseball teams of Bel -
one hand severely injured at the Doli- grave and Westfield played -spirited
erty Organ Faetory, is able to re- game in the park on the even! g of
sume work again and is now eon June 22nd; score in Payor f Bel-
ployed in the Clinton Organ, Factory. grave.
Miss Sophia Kilty, who is an ex- Mr. Sams, .Morton w , badly hurt
perttelegraph operator as well as anv ' accident by his
exceptionally fine young lady, socially,
left town Monday for northeim Mich-
igan, near Houghton, where eie 'has
accepted, a position. The best
wishes of a large circle of friends
will accompany her and The News-
Reeotd Heartily joins, in them,,
The ladies of Clinton will feel un-
der a .debt of gratitude to .the coun-
cillor or other officia? that will have
the grasa cut along the'sidewalks.
Many a'dres�••, some•of them costly,
has been epos:'yd by corn;ng in con -
OR.
SALE.. -PART tact With the long wet grass.
FARM
OFI:O'1.
F
68, MaitlandGdcrieh -Town-
ship,
con.,
ship, containing 40 •acres more ' or
less. Good pasture land, well wat-
ered. -Apply to Miss Rudd, Mary
street, Clinton. 31.
FARM ;FOR SALE OR TO RENT, -
Lot 23, con: 6, H'ullett containing
100 acres with only,:ma}l bum
Well drained and t.envoi. fiat=
ered by " two wells at front
and crek. at year, . Frame
stabling. In good state : of cultiva-
tion; . Small orchard. It:mitt
sold by Augusts 15th . will l c rented
for term of years. Easy terreuee-
J. P. McIntosh; Clinton P. 0 6--3
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If you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thirds of
a bottle of Chamberlain's .Stomach
and. Liver Tablets, you can have your
money bark. The tablets cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion, regulate the bowels. Give
them a trial and get well.. Sold by
all dealers:
WEST. WAWAI'OSH. FIRE INSUR-
ance Company. Having • been elect.
ed'director and agent•for the above
Company; I will insure farhi build
Ings and Isolated town property.
Will any person wishing to insure
dropiris a card or call me by
phone and they will be attended to
at once. -John Co; Porters Hill
P.O. ' 25-3m
FIELD . STONE WANTED.- THE
town of Clinton will pay $3.75 per
eord for field stone for road build-
ing. -Apply
uild-ing.-Apply to Thos. Beacom;
Chairman an Street Committee.
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Bayfield, July 6th, 1892.
Mr. John Esson of London • is . up
here for the summer..
MrS. Anderson and family f Lon-
.
0n-
do_ n'are . guests 'at the Cohm.ercial.
.. The remains of .:VTrs. A, Martin
were interred in Bayfigal cemetery on
Monday. Deceased had been a res-
ident of this place for a ,number of
years, '
•
Mr. Aiie, Fraser is the guess • of
Mr. 'John Frazer. : • -•' • •
Miss Lottie.. Martin is visiting
lin
Toronto. • .
Mr.• Ken : Moorehoes.e is again : on. bride 'was dressed in a -white embroid-
F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER AND
Paper hanger. All work done guar-
• anteed to give satisfaction. Prices
.moderate,. Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute Clinton. 83
S.L ASS
for sale
0006
Cut in right length
for range.
•illi
JAS. HAMILTON
Coal fIerchtnt
W. Stevenson P °N 52
recentl in a runawa
fine team of spirited horses.
Miss Grace. Clar'c, Mee., :Halliday,
Mrs.. Stalker and Mrs. D. Dunbar left
last week for Winnipeg and the
West. They intend Staying about
two months.
On the afternoon of June 22nd, at
the parsonage, , the marriage took
place of Miss Elsie Dow, daughter , of.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jas.' Dow of East Wa-
wanosh, .to Mr: Wm. Broom.er ,of To-
ronto. Rev. J. E. Cook was the calla
elating clargymian The marriage was
a quiet one, the bride and groom be-
ing': "unattended. The bride was
prettily attired in a princess dress of
c.,_.,.1 silk with yoke of embroidered;
East Wnwanosh
Council met June 20th as a Court
of Revision and Appeal.
Court of Revision re -opened. The
appeal of the G. N,, W. Tel. Co. was
again brought up foe consideration,
assessment confirmed. John Den-
holm, .asseseed as, tenant of SI ;lot
31, con. 3 ; Fred, Adlington, ten-
ant, M.F., Wa Jot 38, con. 7 ;. Robt.
and Maitland Henry -assessed as own-
ers of Sie lot 33, con. 7 ; A Nixon,
M,F.F.S., Na. lot 29, con. 6.
Council rsumed and ordinary busi-
• ness proceeded with. Applicatfone
for collector of taxes for the current
year were received from W. H. Camp-
bell, B. H. Taylor, Wm. Robinson
and T. R. 'Taylor.
Moved by Mr. Scott, seconded by
Mr. Chamney, that the Collector's
salary; ;be $60, this amount to in-
clude
nclude postage, etc. Carried.
The appointment of this officer laid
over til:- next meeting of the .council.
R. ',G. McGowan, on behalf of the
Blyth Rural Telephone -Company, was;,
pr:sent asking permission to erect
poles and wires on all the highways•
of the municipality. After a general
discuss:on on this matter it was
moved ,by Mr, Campbell, $,eonded by
Mr. Burchill, • that the request be
granted' on . condition that`the said
, .Telephone Company bear all • necessa
ary expenses, such as fees for Clerk,
Treasurer, etc. ' •
.Moved in amendment by Mr, 'Scott,
seconded by Mr. Chantrey, that per-
mission he given to: the -above, Com-
pany for the erection. of poles; etc.,
only, from the Southern boundary •-up•
to and including eon. 6.,, • Motion
carried by vote of the Reeve.
Tenders for the construction of a
reinfori.ed concrete bridge to replace
the present structar.e .opposite. lot
37; cons. 2 and 3, wire received frons
Messrs.- .Taylor 'and Love. • The tend-
er e£ the. latter, at $450, being the'
lowest was accepted.
In the ev;nt of any ttouble.in. the
future' it eels utovu1 by Mr. • Scott,
seconded by Mr. Campbell, tliat all:
deeds for' land purchases} by the
municipality for roads, etc, and now
lot b - dulyre-.'
Y_ osscss t c
inthe Chei s .
.possession,
gistered in the Registry 'Office, God-
erich. ' Carried:
The. Council, then adjourned to meet
again. on Monday,` July. 25th, at 1 1
o'clocke; p.m • .
Rev. Mr., Ford's Farewell
• Sermon.
Chiffon.. and lace insertion trii
min s.
(Lucknow Sentinel.)
inel.
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Once more thewheels of the, Meth -
TIM bride is well andefavorabiy known {
b a: large circle of friends, who wish I adist System have revolved, bearing
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hap -a ay from, Lucknow Meth
d.sf church
the young couple many years of
py welded life.
i .she pasiter who for three years past
The.mlarriage was solemiied also oil ministered • to his , people here. Rev..
June. 22nd, at the parsonage, . of Miss J. L. Ford! ' .who has beet! appointed
Chat+gate Grlgg of Detroit, slaughter, to Clinton, delivered his parting mes-
of the late Hie and of Mrs. Grigg of sage to the people of Lucknow on
Belgrave, and, Mr. Dlalcolin Bryce, of Sunday evening last and . was heard
Detroit, The ceremony was performed by they , , adlherents of .the nettle' he;
by Rev. J. E. Cools. .Only, the ins-.
:was, leaving and 'many who were pres-
Mediate. relatives were. pres••nt: • • The. ent from other Congregations. '
young . .were. unattended: ' Tho In the course of his morning ser-
couplenion Mr. Ford had said that he had
endeavored to unfold ' to the people
the
Scriptures which were
Oblei
to.
iakcthen wise mite, Sat• tin, and,
had made'references to those books of
the' Bible which he had Mostly ohos-
en . to • prepare and preach from. 'Ile
expressed the wish thatthe seed he
had sown during • the past three
yaws had fallen on good;ground and.
would} prove to be a blessing.
Tho evening• sermon:was one 6f• the
best. that his auditor. had been :privi-
ledged to Irian: It touched .upon the
shaking up of; old institutions=am-
eng them the ecclesiastical.: In the
of midst of this snaking up process; the
preacher thought, the great essential
truth on which Christian bodies were
founded remained,unshaken ; .and on
these,, the various denominations were
drawing •clo e r together, caring ..less
for .non -•essentials:
At the Close of his main •discotirse
Mr.. Ford. thanked the congregation
for the many kindness s tae and • his.
family. had ret^eivtd from -them,, IIe
referred to the pleasant relationships
that had prevailed beeween himself
and his 'church hire, and. the minist-
ers and adherents• of other!. denomin-.
ations. Particular reference was
made tee the assistance. of the 4Tethod-
istchoir clui'ing the period of -his
stay in Lugknow. • He • bespoke the
special consideration of •the people he
wast Leaving to the.•' new .pastor who
wasabout to be placed over them...
n:l
On Mcay .evening the . Epworth
League Met on ?.ir. Joynt's lawn. At
the elese of a good programme, Mr
Fot'1• was presented. on behalf of the
League and Church with a beautiful
Mahogany clock,. Corinthian style„
-Mrs. :Ford with a silver -mounted
uitibrvjlia, and Missy desesie•' Ford with
a gold tnount:d. Fountain, pen. Mr.
Ford replied • , in a very eatable
manners
One word may be ' added here ;.
probably • no more studious ' and
scholarly man ever occupied a Meth-
odist pulpit in. Lucknow than • he
who has just been Called to his later
Held of labor,; .And his influence here
was such as cannot easily be des_ a b-
ed. by tongue or pen.
the scene of action. i
1
tt
n - .town
li ra.,t
�' Ilam Fowlie rr i
l'T
last •we etre •
Miss Maggie. Gardiner • of Montreal
is hone on a visit. '
We are glad to' see Mr.. Kenny
Moorehouse back again from Uncle
Sam''s domains. Re is a• favorite here.
Mr. Clark, the mail Contractor, is
to deep . bread` all along the .- .road
from • Seaforth .to 'E!ay.field. . But
Icing makes as geed bread as .anyone.
and, we should .not fc•rget hfs. '..past
'kindness. in keeping us fat and in good
condition.
i\Ir. Beattie! Will' continue to run a
passenger stage from Bayfield to Sea -
forth and the intermediate villages of
Brueefield, • Varna .and . the Goshen.
corner,". . We are glad• of this for no
man was so attentive to the' coni•
fort of. his pasenlers• as the sane
Sam Beattie..
Londesboro, July 6t.h,1892.•
Mr., Geo.' Newton was in the vil-
lage last week. •'
Mr. and Mrs.- Woodman ' were
visiting their daughter in Ripley last
week.
• Rev: Mr. Leech and family arrived
i'ast week. .Mr. Leech preaches<l in
the Methodist church on Sunday.
Rev. Mt. Ilamilton has, started, in
addition to the 'regular afternoon ser-
vice, an evening service at 7 o'clock
Messrs..A. Woodman and• S. Lawra-
scn were 'in Guelph last week atten-
ding 'lib session of the Grand Lodge
of • the I. O. G.T. They repot a
good meeting. .
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•
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how to go, or what it will' cost you,
better ask Busy Man's Travel Bur-
eaul-no, charge is made to readers of
Busy Man for the service. We are in
receipt of the July, number .of Busy
Man's, the big, bright Outing Num-
ber. It isso full of good• thfngn
that reading it gives one the feeling
of .having enjoyed a vacation, and if
you really are to have :a vacation,
you cannot afford to. miss the July
number. The publishers are partici-
arly anxious to have more of our
cltieen:,' know• Busy li1an's and offer
to send a copy Free to any reader
of this paper who is genuinely inter-
es'ted in clean, wholesome recreation.
A poetal card with your name and
address and the name of this paper,
if addres:i;d to Busy Man's, .111 Uni-
versity Ave., Toronto, will secure
you this copy. We know how good
Busy Man's is and we would be glad
to have our citizens who fish, hunt,
canoe or go on vacations take ad-
vanf'age 9f this liberal offer.
. A complaint has been filed in the
United States Circuit Court at New
York asking for an, investigation, in-
to the affair's of the Cobalt Central
Mines 'Company.
Keeld
princess dress with a• white
pict-
ure
hat _After the ecremony, they
repaired:,to the home of the bride's
mother, 'After. a.• few days visiting
among .friends hcYe, they will take
up their residence in Detroit. • The
bride rias lived here all hen lite until
the last f'ew years and is highly res-
pected.. The young couple have the
good wishes of'their many friends
for a long and happy life,. •
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crowing OId
By • Grandlvia. Walters; . Formerly
Tuckersmiith, 87 years. •
They call it going down a hill.
When we pea growing old, .
And speak with: mournful accents,
When their tale is nearly told:
They sigh when talking of the past
The- days that used to be .
As if the future were not bright,
With immortality..
•
But oh it is not going down,
Tie getting higher and higher,.
Until we almost see ' . '
The mansion that our souls. de.tre
Poe if, the natural.' eye grows. dim.
It• is but, dilute earth,
While the eye of faith grows' stronger
To perceive. the Saviour's•worth. '.
•
Those bye gone days, those ..days of
10Y,
We wish not back again:
Were• .there not also many days
Of sorrow and of rain?
But in the days awaiting us,
Tho days beyond the tomb,
Sorrow shall find no place
But joy, unmarred, fol ver-';iloom.
•
Who ...would ' exchange • for elloot•ing
• blade, •
The waving' yellow grain ?i
Or when the, corn is fully ripe
Would wish it green again ; •
So who would wish the hoary heads
Found in the way of truth
To be again encircled
With the sunny locks of youth.
•
For though on earth, the outward
man •
Must perish and -decay;
The, inward mean shall be renewed
By Grace from day to day.
They who are planted by the Lord,
Unshaken in their root
Even in old .age ehall flourish still
And still bring forth their fruit.
It is not years that make men old,
The Spirit may be young,
Although for three score- yearn and
ten
The wheels of life have run
God •hath Himself recorded,
In His B1,ssed ,"look of Tr
wait u d
• Lo That they whow t pon the
o"They shall renew their youth." ,
Then eyes now dim shall open
And behold their King
And ears now dull with age shall
hear
The Harps of Heaven ring ;
And, on the heads now hoary
Shall be placed a erown of gold
Then shall be known the lasting joy
0f never "Growing Old."
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Eradicates scrofula and all
other humors, cures all their
effects, makes the blood rich
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it.
There is no "just -as -good" medicine.
Insist on bo.ving Hoods. Get It today.
Dates of Fall Fairs.
London, September 9th to 17th.
Exeter, September 19th to 20th.
Goderich, September 19th, 20th end
21st.
Seaforth, September 22nd and 23rd.
Wingham, September 29th and 30th.
Blyth, October 411t and 5th.
Brussels, October 6th and 7th.
Dungannon, October 6th and 7th.
Tceswater, October 5th and 6th.
Carlow
Mrs. James McBride has,
ting friends •in Lucknow.
Mrs. Robert H. Locker of Londat
has been visiting het% cousin, H. Hur-
ney of our burg.
The pathmasters are all busy and
the roads are consequently at their
worst.
The Smith's Hill Presbyteiae. San-
day school held their annual picnic
at Point Farm last. week. They had
beautiful weather and a delightful
time,
THta LADIIES OF CLINTON MAY
NOW TJAVJi .BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
MR. W. A. McCONNELL HAS TIAs
AR[I'ICt,m AND GUARANTEES IT
TO GROW HAIR. .
W. A. McConnell, hacked up by the
manufacturers of SALVIA, the Great
Hair -Glower, guarantees it to grow
hair.
SALVIA destroys dandruff in ten
days.
The robs of the hair are so nour-
ished and fed that a new crop of
hair snrings up, to the amazement
and delight of the user. The hair is
made soft and fitCv
Likeall Amer-
icanican
preparations SALVIA is daint-
ily perfumed. It is hard to find tut
actress• wlio does not useSALVIA
continually.
Ladies of society and in!luence use
no other.
SALVIA is a non -sticky prepara-
tion, and the ladies' favorite. r
large, generous bottle 50e, The Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Seobell Drug Co., St. Cathet•ines, I
Canadian distributors.
Mr. • William Jennings ; I3ryan and
Mrs. Bryan • paid a short visit " to
Mantreal en -their `return from.- the
Missionbry Conference in Edinburg.
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Grey Township.
The council, will meet at Ethel on
Saturday.
,George Campbell is hoarse from the
west • but purposes returning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pierscn . nncl
Miss El'.a of the 4th of '.Norris w rb.
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cardiff recently. '
Miss Margaret Macdonald is home
from Torontlo, for a couple.of. weeps.
Ex -reeve Straehan recently had an
.operatien performed in the metes al,
of a toe that had been bothering.him
considerably. • -
The trustees of school section num•
-
ber one have, engaged Miss Pearl
Baker for the ensuing 'term:.
LAME BACK, PAINFUL STITLIIES
Cured :in Ten Days,. or ,
Your aur Dloncy Back.
The moment you suspect any 'Kid-
ney CO! Urinary .disorders, or .feel `
Rheumatic is Pa
insx
begin taking
• FIG DILLS . '
FIG PILLS are -sold with a guaran-•
tee to curse all Kidney, Bladder Or
Liver. troubles,,. Indigestion . and. ail
.Stomach`.Die:orders: • •
1� •
IG PILLS are sold at all _ lead • -:
-ing drug atores. at 25e. a box, • or
five for $1.00.
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1 Our special Saiios 1
For the Coming Saturday and all Next Week
Reg 30c Kettles for ....18c
1355(ICc 21 c
40c ... . 24c
45c 27c
30c
55c33c•
OOc A.:36c.
Reg 65c Kettles for...30c•
. , 42c45c
75cd0c
80c .. 48c
198.
)cC 'x •
51c
OO ...... 54c
$1.00 00c
The last of the Lawn Mowers-Lonly three left at a reduction of ten'
per cent. Can with oil thrown in.
Look After the Potato Bug4
pure English Paris Green 30e per pound. The sprayer is the only
way of applying it for best results. We have then!.
eland Spra:vere reg 75c for 05e ` •Hand.Sprayer•s reg 50c for 40c
BROWN'S AUTO SPRAY the only practical compressed air sprayer
on the !parker. Can: be used for Whitewashing, Painting, Spraying-
. potatoes, shrubs end trees.. Reg price 50.60 all next week only 55.00
KEEP BOOL by using a gasol
gnaranteed. .
•
Gasoline Stove reg $18.00 for 514 00
17.00 for 13.00.
' " 7.50 for •..0.00
Gass lute Stove reg 50.50 for 55.50
x' 4.50 for 3.75
NV.: carry a full line of plumbing goods, Piping, Baths. Sinks,
Olosets,.Lavatorieh, Range Boilers,. Etc., tend can install ear.
thing in the line in a first-class tn•annei.
...AND BROS.
STOVES AND HARDWARE
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1Presenls.
1
To those who purpose buying
Wedding Presents and to July
Shoppers in general we extend a
cordial invitation to visit our
store as we believe we can suit
them both for duality and price
of goods.
R. Coi nier
Jos elerand Engraver.
CLINTON
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