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►NIATN $S and
DESPATCH.
That is what we . do..
with any repairing jo'bs
you may leave with 'us,
and our charges are al-
ways as moderate .as good •
workmanship• will allow.
Bring us your repairing.
BFLLYAR
Jeweler and Optician..
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TORONTO; . M1RR, IKETS.
(The Sun),
Dealers in' Toronto say that 'while
there is no .change to report in prices,
the feeling in the Marketis weaker.
This seems to be ture of the Old Coun-
try bacon Markets but arehardly in nc-
cordance with the foots asfar as live
hogs are concerned. This is indicated
by the payment of $7.50 at London
yesterday, a price practically equal to
the toff cars' price quoted in Toronto.
The shortage in home sup lies of hogs
is, as a matter of fact, we believe, forc-
ing packers to pay a good deal more
than they would be if supplies were
normal, and really than the hogs
are worth. The Were Davies Oo. quote
on board cars at country points at $7;
fed and watered in Toronto at $7,25,
and off care in Toronto at $7,50.
As high. as $7.50 was paid for hogs at
London yesterday. This is the highest
price ,• over paid m that city. One far-
mer who bought a six weeks' old pair
of pigs in December for $7, sold then
Mg had not or cost hint over. $e 4d the feed
, while an-
other sold hogs weighing 1,800 lbs. Tor
$109.75. •
SHEEP. -A big lot of American year
ling lamb ¢r are ved,in Toronto again :to_
day, this time tom Chicago. Iri'Chic-
ago, yesterday, yearlings were going
at $5 to $0.25, while the price quoted
for yearlings on the Toronto market is
Even with a duty. of .75e a head
there will be a. fair margin on import.
ation. Sheep are going at 50 in Toron-
to and spring lambs. at $5 to $8 each.
04,TTLE. -At the linnction yesterday
best exporters and picked butchers'
were both a trifle higher. The top for
exporters -was $5.25; 15e higher than a
week ago, and the top for .picked.but-
•chers' $5, an advance of 25o in the week.
The bulk of the exporters ranged frdm
$4 to $5 10, some selling as lowas $4.•90.
Clinton Market :Report."
Corrected every ThuredaY afternoon
Wheat 0 75 to 0 77
033 to 034.
042 too45
0.75to.75•
Oats
Barley
Pees
Eggs . 0 13 to 0 18'
Butter X, 0 17 to 0 18
Boge • 700 to '7 00
Dunks .. ..•.... *0 08' •
Tarkeye . , , '0 10 to 0 12 -
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The entire s
allow
t e t ck
n o under the sus-
piees of the South Huron Agricultural
Society takes place at Brucefield on•
Tuesday. April 241 .
s ..:Store.
For anything you want in the way 'o
Births. Marriages, Deathii.
BARN
BAKER -4n Exeter, Sunday, APrii 8th, the
wife of Thornton Baker, of a son,
RUSSELL. -In Exeter, April dth, tate wife of
David Bussell, of a daughter.
t10WAN."-,Ip Blyth, on AM/ 7th, the wife of
Mr, Isaac Cowan. of 0.daughter,
HALLAHAN-In East Wawanoah, on APril 8th
the wife of Mr. W. P. Hallahan, of a son.
KELItY-In Morrison April 1st; the wife of Mr
Nene. son,
PATTERSON.--In Hullett, on Anil 6th, the
wife of Mr. It. Patterson, of a.son.
March, the wi a of Mr. Itobt aunt eA a on
ter.
I3ATDISTY-In East Wawanoah,on April2nd,.
the wife of Mr. A.0.W. HardistY, a daughter,
1.OX--In Brussels, on April 4th, the wife of Mr.
las. Pox. a daughter.
SMITH -In Lueltnow,' on April 2nd, the wifei of
Bev. W.A. Smith, a daughter.
PRIEST -At Georgetown. on Saturday. April
to Rev. and Mrali. C. 3'rsiest, formerly of
Clinton, a daughter,
McLEQD••-•In Bayfield, on April 2nd. eers'w,J.
McLeod, a daeghter.
GEMIN L't1 DT• -In Bayfield, on March 50th,
to Mr, and Mrs. k`+ Geminhardt,a daughter.
COPP- In Goderieh, on'ThursdaY• April dth, to
Mr, and Mrs; Charles' Copp, East Street, a son.
MILEAN-In T'aekeramit$,on`April 7th. to Mr.
and Mrs James B McLean a son.
COOPER. -In on:.APr$16th. to Dir
and Mrs. R J. Cooper, a daughter. .
IHIGGINS-In Bayfield, on April solei. to Mr
and Mrs. Wm, Higgins, a son. •
TAYLOR -In Howiek,' on April dth, to Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Taylor,asron.
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RYAN..-Tn Stephen, on Monday, Marcia 27th, to
Mr' and Mrs Ed, Rye*, 0 soft. •
BROKENSBIRE= In Shipka, on Marsh 27th to
Dir and 11frsBrokenshire, a daughter, (stillborn,)
ZiDI]ifPR -In Dashwood,on'Monday, Mareh 26,
to Mr and Mrs A. Zimmer, a son.
CORNISH=In Stephon; on Tlhursday.'far.2eth
to Mr, and Mrs. John Cornish, a son.
MARRIAGES
l tnoAy schurch, prjjl7t ,hRey. R. G
Wilson Pinner,to Miss Lyla Bartliff,eldestdaugh-
er of Ur. C. H. 13art1iff. ..
JACKSON--ARTHUR-At'the resideriee of the
bride's mother,Auburu. on April 11th, by Rex. J.
L. Small Mr. Win. Jackson, to Miss Elizabeth
,Arthur; ail of Atihurn.
bride's piing mets, Hullllet6 ot the
Apresidence ty 12ett A.
K, 'Birks, Mr. F. Bruce Medd, to ,Annie,eldest
daughter of n'fr•..Alea•Leitch, all of lluUet ,
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CLAMBERS, -KELLY, --On Apri1 i2, at the
borne of the bride's uncle,1). McArthur, Church
street, Toronto, Miss Nellie Kelly, of, Clinton, to
3, W. Chambers,; of Winnipeg, .
SNFT,L-FLINTOBF-At the residence of, !thebride's mother, Clinton, on April 18th, by Rev.
H. Of. montane,Mr. John O. Snell, of Exeter, to
Mss Annie, eldest daughter of Mrs, Flintoff.
l,oftHhe
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eddpbresidence
Uidfather, n WnesyAriIgthb the Bev. C.R.
Gnn a
n e, M.A. Rector of St. i aids
Church, Miss Mary Jane Cllurohill(Jennie) ofthe
towr'iship of Hullott to' Mr. George Harrison, of
Clinton.- - •
SAGE--I'Fnir -in London on April. 12th, . at
the Wellington Street Mothodio parsonage, ,
by the Rev J. Livingston, Albert E. Sega,;of Bee-, •
polar, second son of Geo, Sage, of Clinton, to'
Alice M. FeIl; of Stratford. ' •
73AW1tSHAW.-FITZGPI1,ATD,-•=in Tor.e�nto.,
`Wednesday, April dib •by the Rev, Bfr•Iiieil,
Jennie Alien Fitrgerald,to' Prod U. Hewkshaw, of
Exeter.
LAMONT,-RILFY.-At the Methodist »nason-,
aha. Brussels, on April 4th. by Rev'.T,W, Cosens,
Mr. Alex' 0, Lamont., of Grey, to -Miss ,,Mitrgaret •
Riley, of Morris. .
•.RUEGli:B- iRIF•F3N-in Goderieh •towuyhip,'
on theafternbon of Wedeesd'ev,April Bili; attho
residence of Samuel IleIlwainc, uncle of the.
...»ride D0ntel Reeser to Fli4 t \1Llfath 1 irisin ail •
'of Gosterieli township by Iicv IaineS Liam lton,'i1
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FISITI•:R In Godeiieh Tp on April 10t1i, at
the residence of. her sort Seth Susannah War -
nor; beloved
t'ar-
net._beloved wife' AA Valentine 1 isnot Aged 41.3
'ears, 1 month and i3 days,.
CIiICH-In Tugkersinitli, on April 17tii, John
Criab, aged 82 yceirs'and 3months.
7,1r LIAx:•= At Toronto `t'estern. Hospital, ou-
.April .-.1-.. iiiiiryWeeks, wife of Mr, Chris Ziiliax
A .ctJES ).
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JEWELER and OT`ICIAN:
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* EASTER FATS
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* Extra Values
A ll treated honestly
* Satisfaction guaranteed
'tomorrow` and next day
* Easter eats ready
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--Right up-to=date.
Hats Hats Hats
All welcome at Opening
This is the place for right
• Styles, shapes and prices
MORELL cHOL1E
Londesboro. "
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Nelson Sall
FURNITURE
We •always'timed at making this the CJEAPFSP-
SPOP'•in.ol(1 Huron County for Furniture, and meati to
continue doing so as long as we are in the business. '
Our prices will convince you that -this is . true.
A fe'w "Gilroy yr Curtain Stretchers left.
OWER & APL.
Furniture and 'Undertaking..
B0'1'.riii-At St. Catharine, oh Rnndat,Apri18,,
Horatio Boric L6q., in his 71st year, farther•+of
tate Rey. T.S. 13oyle,.:of Wingha n.- . •
DOTJGLAS. •In' Emrich.. on 'April. 1st; Lizzie
Brown, wife'of My James W. Donglas,in her Nth
Big Sale of Ladies' Waterprooi
Coats and Mens' Hats-. ,
We have too many Ladies' Waterproof Coats, which isthe cause of
this Big ale. When we u ep es cut we cut deep. . and out these must . go. This, . will
be a splendid 'opportunity to procure a Rai Coat at less than cost.
!6.0o Tweed Raincoats for $4.00
Tweed. Raincoats full length, grey only, shoulder'
capes, bell sloped sleeves. Regular $6.00 for $4.oa,
$9.00 Cravenette Coats for $6.5o
Oxford grey ani black Cravenette Coats, Stole
C' liar, one. large shoulder cape and , strap around
wiist: A vet -y natty coat well made.. Regular $9.00
for $6,5o.
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$t i.00 Cravenette Coatsfor $8.00
Oxfortd grey and black cravenette coats, full
length, extra good quality, Cravenette 'Stole Collar
and Cape. , .. Regular. $11,00 for . $8.00.
$6,00 Cravenette Coats for $4...00
Black and White stripe Cravenette Coats, three-
quarter length, shoulder' cape; -•well-made-andtrirmed,
regular $6,00 • for $4,00,
$io.00Cravenette Coats for $7,5o
Black and Oxford Grey,extraualit . and. weight,
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,Cravenette Coats, full length with and without collar
and capes. Regular .$ io,o for $7.5o
Black Cloth Coats for Shoo
Nilie only. Ladies black cloth' coats, hip length,.
velvet collar, .These are not a right up-to-date coat:
or we would not offer them at this price, but they are
'' a good every day Coat and worth from $5;oo to $$•.rose
While they last $,I:oo.
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GOING OUT OF MENS'. FIATS
Saturday and following days until they are all gone we will offer
your dour ehoiceof'• any hat in our store for $1.00 ,
Christie 'stili' and Soft Fedora. Hats in blacks; browns, greys and fawn. Regular $1.50,..$2.00
dud12.60. Don't fail to attend this Sale if you need a Dat.
•WALDRON-In Clinton. on April 13th,iilizAbetli
Winship, relict of the -late lsalLe,Waldron, •
GItHALIS-In Cleveland, on riida%; Apili lath
Annie Grealis, daughter of Owen Grelis, Aged 35
years and 10 months. '
Sale Register.
• East halt' of Let.30, con. 2, East Wa-
wanosb, -in.Aubiirn, on Saturday 1r1ay
5, O.Hamiltan Auctioneer; W.Brydone
Solicitor for Vendor. 4. •
Boy., Wanted
Active boy wantrd to learn the Dry
Goode business.-HODGi•ENS BROS.
Pasture to Rent
100 acres of good pasture in Tnckeremith,
about 2 miles from Clinton.; also 9 acres
in Glinton. Apply to RIOOTJT.&.HALE..
4 ood I1oase for Sate ..
The brick house on Ontario St., at
presentoccupied by subscriber, is of•
fered for sale. Has good stable and
every accommodation. Also good top
buggy.-MRS.•OOUCI x4itf
3 Short -horn Bulls, for Sale
Three good young Bulls, from 10 to 15
month's old; one roan and two reds,' good
quality. Corrie and see •them, or write •3D.
H. WISE, Clinton. Bateaux Grove ,Stock
Earn.
Cement Br'ic'ks..
The undersigned, having ,bought a
„inecbine for onikingdlement Brick, is pre-
pared to manufacture bricks,, and' do all
kinds of dement work, Brick snpplisdpar-
ties who intend to build, at lowest prioee,
-A. COUSINS. ,
Furniture for Sale
For sale; privately, •a.guantity of house -
told effects, belonging to .Miss Eva Steven•
son, consisting of attire'
tables, beds, two!
canvas tents, and otber articles. Will be
sold chew?. May be seen at the house bf
the enderafgeed,-J. 01(7LT1NGO-ANIL.
Caretaker 'Wanted
Wanted, a Caretaker for Wesley Church,
Clinton. Duties to commence on the first
o May. karticalare we to work to be done,
may be had oil appiiowtion to the ender
signed, to whom applications mast be sent,
not Later teen the evening of April 21st,
I'. OANTELON, Sabi, Trustee :Board.
Spring Terni Opens on
April 2nd
CENTRAL
STRA'rORo, ONT.
Why should you eontcnit "yourself ill
the ordinal's' ' walks of life when you call
better your cOetlition by taking a course,
in this school ? we give a 0)01' nlgit,
i raotieal education and assist our gratin'.
ates to good positions. Commence yottr
course now, . Write for partlettlarg.
Elliott & McLachlan,
Priintlpola
A Y II l'APANVitMPAYAMM
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FOR .*EN A1lt1i -B0"
iV-e have been fortunate in procuring for our ,nanny c tom -
®ins -some big diseeisats, in Clothing frons •Coppley, No &
Randall, Hamilton. These goods are guaranteed ;shrunken
and sewn with` Haiti thread. Our big new stock givers you
• .areopportunity to body Ready-to•Wear elothing. at Correct •
prices and toselect from the biggest stock in ,town.
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Goma and t"e will do you good.
1 •dozen 1. Dung hien.'.•- Long Pants, 'black with colored stl ipes, •at
4t1-50, for 31.25.
1 dozen Gents' Heavy Stripe'Tweed Pants, $2, for $1,70
1.doz. Gents Stripe Tweed Pants,. $1.40, for $1:25
].dozen Gents' Stripe Tweed. Jants,sewn ,with I'inlanson's Hisao
thread, at $1
1,doze,$4.n i for ien$2's.7?Sebtch worsted Pants, fancy ribbed stripe, .worth
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4# only Men's' ,Scotch Tweed Stripe Pants, very, neat patterns,.
• $2,50, for $2
6 only Mien's Fancy Stripe Pants, wick, and narrow stripes, neat
and up-to-date, $2.50 for $2 . •
0 only Gent's Suits, brown ground with .neat' overcheek, $12.50;:
fan 310
6'only Venn * Men's Suits, very neat patterns, regular $7, for lel"
Boys'.Norfolk Suits, nobby light tweed, $4 for $3.50
Boyo' Norfolk Suits, brown with. stripe $3.25, for $2.75.
POPLESTONE _& .GARDINER-:
-Successors to McKinnon & Co.:, Myth
WARAMsNIMPINVINIVAIMIIVAMAANWt
Clothes Cleaned, _Pressed
• and 'Repaired .
Oontraeta for Men's clothes, 61,00 month-
ly. Ladies' Coats and Skirts, a epecialtv.,
Good work pluersnteed,--i. C. CUthMAN,
above Irwin s grocery..
NIdflINS' CAFE
FOR HOT. LUNCHES
SOFT DRINKS
Oysters and Fruit In Season
High-class Confectionery, Cakes and
Pastry, and Bakers' and Horne,
11)1cle Bread.
Agents for Melagaina Tea
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'�6 1Viwns,
Albert • St., Clinton.
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ON's*..
A SPtEFDrm 84110010 --ilii h•,3ratle training
for Itnninese life. l ollege often entire year. 1915
facilities are unsurpassed. COMilT'INOI3 NOW.
/jam/Fiona, eataloguo Ergo.
W. V. T i-IJO Z Pito..
Corner ofl'ongs tilos Atetandet' St1
From Sap to
Syrup.
]+ivapOr$tton--- -
Yen hs.vc'nt forgotten our last tear's
Maple, Hyrum have you ?
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Yeti 1/11011 it s, well you remember yon
fetid `
I'll got it at ()Weals at,aiir next
lest, ._...__...
at't 11118 10)11.
The Syrups .hero. As 49011 aN it 1)086
aibly'could be. pelade by trio sepia pee•
pie, from fag froth thei al° treat, hi the
Eales way,
And the " way ' Is ovorything, .Sale
is about 111110111, but " ways ' aro def'
fercnt,
Otte HY11i1I' is the' uredui b of evalror-
alien, No foreign substance call get Bear
I t 1 e n f unifern eontslstcpcy, has a
delicious( flavor, and 110 can fay. of It in
big letters
it is Positively Pare.
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THE HUB GROCE
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because .we have not: been talking Boy's Clothing a=
lot to you lately, that. we do not keep.
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WE DO, and we think' we have.. the kind that
should please 'every ' mother interested in seeing
her boy dressed as he should be.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS ot 41 at
OA f ot AND AT • ALL 'PRICES
and we are not going' to ask much for them, simply
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because vc.e want to get better acqu•:l.inted with the
boys and their mothers, o that we can build up a
good Boy's trade. • You don't have to buy because
you come in.
We are more tha'h pleased,' so far,, with the
patranag•e the -people .are 'givin us.
We are hoping to deserve more. Our methods,
our prices and our goods are such as should appeal
to -all shrewd buyers.
T e Basi [iIling sins • 1. Ever .Ha
was the remark a man made .the other day,. after ,
buying one of our
Sovereign Brand Suits
and be onlyi
i !d us $10.00 for it. ti hef ti Illsmeasure for -it, it would costI o - � - ..
� �. o and riot. -a a bit
better. , . ..
Why not try us this spring for your new suit ?
Coble in and see us anyway'!
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he Galbraith Clothing Co.,
Successors to T. Jackson, Sen.,-CLINTON
l',;3. •:1lrs, GA,lbeitlth's Dress4nakink Department is on the signets
4 floor. --Main entrance On Viet.otitt $t,
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