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fine stock ofthe newest elfeute, bought -direct from
the manufacturers, and sold at satiefaotory prices.
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CLINTON
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NDEMNITY BONUS FOR - "to' their own pay -cheques without.
MEMBERS csonsu)ting their constituents,- the
increase' will be accepted with
thanks by most of the members. It
is said` that, the request for tile in-
crease was supported by, the Whips
of all the groups hi the House.
Whether the increase granted this
session, indicates the adoption of
the $2,000 indemnity as a- fixture,
is' not clear, but it is known a con-
siderable number ,of members are
in favour of such a: move. -The
Farmer's Sun.
The heart of Premier Drury w ai
zit:43' tender to remain unresponsive
to the plea for an mcreased: session-
-al indenmity,
ession-al-indemnity, end the further sup
elementary estimates . tabled in the.,
-House early Saturday morning pro-
sided $67,000 to pay -a sessional in-
rlernnity bonus. Each member el',
stile Logislatuhc, iueluding the Cab-
inet, will receive 9600,- bringing• the
'total for the session to $2,000 for
.private - rumblers. While` there
may be a- protest against the in-
crease from . one or two members
who object to the members adding
Have ,you tried our advertising col,
inns to sell or. buy? They give res-
ults. -
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The standards of living for the average family in Can-
ada grow higher each. year. .The luxuries of -yesterday',,.
are the necessities of to -day. People in the, smaller,
owns- and on farms want the newer things they read
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about.
Dry -Goods Stores; Grocers, Shoe, Hardware and Paint
Stores, in the smaller towns, all find they can, show
the newest things by carrying small -stocks of them
and re -ordering by Long Distance. The jobber or manu-
facturer's warehouse
anu-facturer's`warehouse is at their elbow — their, order
departments are alertfortelephone trade!
Shipments are often made the same day. Up-to-date-
ness of _ merchandise is _n0 longer confined to the big ,.
city stores ---- and large sums are not locked up in,
stock.
Try it. Have a big store in a small town. "Use, the
Bell to Sell" - and to Buy.
,Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station
DUIIAAI EL OLD TIMER,,
F, ROSS SUCCUMBED '1'O"
l.U11N'L.1- YESTERDAY
JU)AY
Prem tho 'tc-. Ceminse . (Alta), Can.,
we '`
•ldian of gray 1clip, • the 1'e]
lowing reference to the death of 4
former Iiuron. county boy:
Tho death of James F. ves.s
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Duhamel; age 33 —,,car,,, born at S,ea-
forth, Ontario, occurred on Wednes-
day, May 10, at his gnome just east
of the G. T. P. bridge over Duhamel
repo,;` The late tvir,'Ross had been
t influenza.
ill for ten days tivit 1 rflu n
Nothing but the keenest regret
will be expressed for his fancily in
the passing away of Mr. 'Ross, one
of those sturdy; pioneers, who from
the Moment he landed in the Duham-
el district in 1909, begat not only to
build up a- prosperous - farm busi-
ness but also .took a keerr interest
im farmers' problems and was for
some years local president of the
U.'1-'. A. He was also a promin-
ent 'elder of -the Presbyterian
church; and one of 'thosfe, sterling'
characters with which Western Can-
ada 'could not hi -the earl}- days' or
at the present' time be too often
blessed, A great many persons
who perhaps did not rennin Mr. floss
by name have observed hint in his
capacity as bridge inspector stand-
ing near Duhamel bridge in their
travels back mid forth over that
railroad. --
• I -le leaves to mourn: his loss, his
wife, widely known for her work in
U. F.. W. A. circles: „three . daugh-
'tors, Mrs. Smyth, of - Foresthtn g
(formerly Miss "An lie Moss); Mrs.
Wilson, of 'Edmonton (`loinierly
Miss, Jessie Ross;) Mi's. Stewart of
Duhamel (formerly Miss Reta
Ross,) and son, Alex living at
home. It will be remembered that
Mr. and Mrs. Ross lost -a son, Her-.
bent in , the world war.
Ml's, Ross has lost in addition to
her husband,, father, a sister, and a
brother during, the past year."
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The 'following was an editorial
reference -in the same issue;
'respect-
ed
thee' most highly reect-
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ed . citizens of Duhamel district 'pas --
sed away this week in . the .person
of James F. Ross pf Duhamel, who
cable to that district -flour Ontar-
io in -1909.- Both Mr, ' and Mrs,
Ross -.are widely known, especially,
in U, F. A. circles, where they have,
always (been energetic workers in
bringing about more cooperation
among the farmers aitd in studying
the 'problems -of the farming pop-
ulation. Mr. Ross was possessed
of one of those sterling characters
whose opinions bore much • weight
and the Duhamel district will feel
his loss."
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ttritij News
Vlr. John i:. Ilul1os, son of Mr.
and "Iris, Dudley Holmes of Wing..
Milk hes boen Stationed with the
Canadian Bank o1',Coinmerce iia"New
York "City, has boon promoted to a
Bank In
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'responsible)
poi loTl
the city of Havana, Cuba,
The lurueh baseball team will
pray nine games oir rho' home crier
mond dueint;' -•hone and seven at out-,
side points, Th.e ball tossers of the
southern town are "unusually, husky
fellows and, ought to be, able to
stand it,"
-.The engagement is announced of
Margaret ' Hazel Lang and :Ulric
Snell of Exeter; The marriage
takes, place this month.
II- for many ,.
Mi, Davis,1 years
eneboms'reilieen at:"Wingliam, was'
stnielcen en lhnrsday last with par,
clysis and at time of writing''y.,tle
hope is entertained for his recovery.
He was obliged to retire a' short
time ago on account of ill health.
Negotiations are on for the pun.',
Dose of uniting Cavan Presbyterian
and Main street Methodist churches
in Exeter. The church' and : par
sonago of the Main street congrega-
tion would be.used and the congre-
gations unite to pay running expen-
ses. Both would keep a cornice -
:Ron ' With their parent Jody „and'.
the minister, would be a Presbyter-
ian and Methodist alternately, ,The
resident ministers are said to fav-
our union and to have given assur-
ance that they will co-operate in
`bringing it about. The matter will
probably, be dscussed at -the coming.
Methodist 'Conference in London
this week.
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DON'T MISS THIS GLORIOUS' ONCE -A -YEAR
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
ON THE PALATIAL STEAIV1ER GREYHOUND
TAKE YOUR AUTO ALONG -Any make' car $5 each wry,, released -
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'nearing Goderich at 0,30 can., June 133jh, the Steamer Grey-
hound reaches Port Huron at 1.10 '31.11, Wand Detroit at 5.30 p m
To enjoy, the sights .of Detroit you will have until Thursday, June
15th, at 1.00 p.m„ when the Steamer leaves the' Griswold Street
wharf for the return trip to Gode rich, Round trip $3; One way $2.
it The last trill_ to Detroit leaves Goderich, Friday, June 10, 9;30 4,111;
BASEBALL PANS --Ty ;Cobb's Tigers play Nos' York Yankees a
Navin ParIs,'Detrp,,it, Wednesday, June 19th.
btoONLIGIIT. MoND.AY7 .UNE 121,h
Don't fail to ;enjoy the three-hour Moonlight Trip out of Goderich
on Monday rvoning, June :17th, tinder the auspices of the
83rd B,egitnent ;Grand.
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McKillopTownhip.
Empire day was fittingly cele -
orated by 'the Wdnthrop school, the
class -room 'being prettily decorated
for the 'occasion. A splendid pro-.
gramme of choruses, duets, drills.
and appropriate readings was _ren-
de'ed by„ the pupils. The program
commenced -'by the entire school
singing- "O'Canada". Rev -J.. A.
'Ferguson oceupied,the chair and in
his usual pleasing mannergave
an interesting address. The:.. teach- i
er, Miss .Edna Jamieson, also gave
a splendid address on The 73ritish
-Empire." The three drills 'espec-
ially the Flag Drill—were worthy
of, special. mention,- The meeting.
closed with the singing of the Na-
tionel Anthem, when all . repaired
to their hoines well pleased with the
_afternoon's entertainmenli,,_. Both„
teacher and pupils are to be con-
gratulated ,:on the splendid program
-and the ablo manner in 'which it
was .rendered. -
112.iss Edna M. Jamieson of
throl visited - Clinton friends over
.the; week -end.
Mr. Fletcher Townsend of Tor-
onto visited, on Saturday last with
his sister, Mrs. F. J. Coleman.
Mr. and, Mrs• Jas. cayman enter-
tained a few Of their• friends of the
Iiuron Road, Friday evening last
- Mr. and , Mrs, W. Jamieson Sr,
spent Sunday with 'friends at Wal-
ton. ^
Mr• and Mrs, John Bennett o:f. the
Iiuron Road visited with Mr. and
Mrs._:I range Coleman.
The W. M. S. hold their last meet-
ing of the year at the home of Mrs,
Joseph Scott,, Roxboro,
Quite a number are busily -en-_
gaged cleaning up the Maitland
Bank' cemetery, '-
Mr. James: - Gillespie has greatly
invorved 1liS vault by . putting a ce-
ment walk ,from the road to it, Mr,
R, Frost did the laying of the ce-
ment.
SUGAit PRICES DOWN AGAIN -'
Sugar - took another drop in
Clinton this week, • The Dominion
•Stores Ltd. aro now offering _pure
Cane ''Sugar at $6:10: per hundred,
20 lbs, $1.24, 10 -lbs. G2cts. and 5
lbs, 31cts. This is the lowest_
price yet reached in 'a number of
years Advt.
The News -Record job department
tarns out neat, well -printed work.
If you have not tried it, do so. It
will; please you,
Rheumatism ? ,
Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago?.
Theremedyis simple, inexpen-
sive easily taken and harmless.
' Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules -
Your druggist will supply you.
Write for free trial to Temple-
tors. !i6 Colborne St., Toronto.
'Sold by J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
Lightning Rods
Protect Property,
,ESTEEiIVIED RESIDENTS - OP
FlURON COUNTY, ' "CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING
-',ANNIVERSARY
Mr. "and Mrs, W. T. Caldwell, who
residewest;-'of Hensall, celebrated
the fiftieth' anniversary of their
inarrriage on Monday evening, -when
they entertained two score or more
oftheir friends to a (banquet, The
"wedding" feast, which hacl been
prepared almost solely by the bride
of fifty years ago, was. thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests and after the
good things had been partaken of
toast List was gone through, Mr. H.
E. Rorke of'-Clinton,.who was one of
the guests, being toast master. The
'health of the bride and britlegrooni
of }Calf a century ago vias pledgotl.
irioSt • heaartily, and several took 00-
casion to expressthe hearty good
wlll and congratulations of neigls-
`hors. and friends on this Malley oc-
casion and the high esteem in which
the host and hostess aro held in the
community. Mr. and Mrs. Cald'
Well. have a large .family but they arc
scattered a good deal, several being
in the west. One coir,. "Robert, is at
home With them and Mrs, <losnb and
Mrs, 'B4rtttaghait reside' in the 11911''
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SIMMERS AND ROTARIANS
FROM 'J'IIE UNITED STATES
VISIT CANADA
Toronto, May 29th,—It was an -
flounced ,te-day at Headquarters oI
the Passenger Traffic Department or
the Oanaidan National Railways,
Toronto, that two important, bodies'
o Shrir er, and Rotarians f ^o r the
i 1 s t1 d r n t1
United 'States .would visit:. Canada
travelling by the Canadians. National
during .1110 ;nio51111 of June.
The Mecca ,Temple'Pilgrimage to
the 48th .Annual Imperial Council
Session, A. A,'0. N, 14x. S.,, which
is to Abe ;held in Sara Francisco, Week
of Jane 12th left New 'York on.
the evening, of May 30th, Their
west -bound itiner'ary.is 1ihroug�t, the
Southern States, arriving,' San Tian -
cisco June 11th.
Al 3ho 110310131sion of the Seeslon
the itinerar'y is by train to Seattle
whore the Canadian National Steam-
ship the; "Prince Rupert," will be tak-
en June;L2nd tot: tho 800 anile s10
through the famous inside passage
of the North Pacific Coast visiting
'Victoria Vancouver and Prince
1 Lt'
Dort en route, From Prince Rupert
tho trip' will be :continued Mast over
;
the. lines- 01 the Canadian Natronal.
Railways th1oub^Ii°')Vldmit Robson and
Jasper Parks, stop over being made
at JasperPark including including, ti visit tin
Jasper Park Lod'g'e, the new moun-
tain resort to. be09enoal June 15115
by the Canadian National and to give
pa-rt3, an opportunity - of a glimpse
at some wonder features of Canada's
largest National I'ar1. On ' the
journey through the prali'10 provin-
ces 51095 are made at Edmonton arid
Winnipeg. East front Winnipeg
1022
the ro3ltt )s via Pert Arthur to Ot,
taws Ind Montecal, stop avers being
made at the two latter'pl10330
The Third District, New yolk X1e-
tarry Club at: the conclusion of the
International Associations of Rotary
Clubs .being held in Inc Angeles,
Cat,, Juno 33tlh to 9911 will make their
return: trip by the sane route
through • Canada by the Canadian
Natioaial Railways, leaving Seattle
for the Steamship trip uri the :coast
on ,Julia 18th making stop oyer at.11.11
important points enroute as far 64
0tt6wi, teaching that city on Tues.
day June 27th,
The fact that these important
bodies of businessmen from the Un-
ite31 States are malting these 'trips
through Canada is a splendid :recog-
nition of the attractiveness of Cam
ada 'l'.01• the tourist and the Canadian
Altitional route through Canada,
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June 2nd and 3rd
4 . Practical and Economical WEAR -EVERY
4 Aluminum Double Boiler
' Regular Price $3.75
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WEAR -EVER utensils are made from thick, hard sheet alam.
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again andagain the'metalis passed through enormoue 1011`,
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poundedby huge stamping machines._This is why WEAR -EVER
utensils'give enduring satisfaction, Their wonderful' urability :saves the
expense and annoyance of continually buying new cooking utensils.
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1intoii Hardware and Furniture e;{oe,
Can be used every day -for cereals, sauces,: puddings', .etc,, or each
an maybe used separately0 as a saucepan the cover fits•eitlier:art
pAtt
Also, we oiler this'. handy 'b111EAR. EVEf '
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Lipped Sauce ]Pan. 2,1 quarts =(wine mea_
sure) regular -$1.60
for only -
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WE are agents for tiitl
well known System
of Lightning Proteatioui
and theonly ones in thid.
community authorized'ta
equip buildings with
Shinn -flat 33gh`tning
Rob,. -
Thesaltods aro renown all
ovor:America as the most
scientific and certain proi
tection for property ever
devised. By their use anyg
building may be made'„
perfectly sato.
W. H. Day, Professor ofl
Physics at the Ontario
Agricultural College' for
twelve years;.. assists *-
training Shinn Dealers,'
t,ims insuring correot sat
k1aliation,
4,11„ E, Pollock
R. R. No, 1 VARNA
Phone 15 on 87 Hensall
" GLDNRAE" t (8$53) -
Enrollment No;1-:1811, Form 1
Will stand Ter the itnpreventent of
stock this season at his own stable,
Lot 3, Cori; 3, JIullett. Terris To
insure, 910100, payable Feb, 1st,
19338: '.Accidents at owner's risk.
Thos,-Mc1VTiehriel, Manager. -50-3
'UF 4J UITF_U YS
T11AIN SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
Lve Goderich . ,: 6.00 aan, 2.20 p.m.
Lve Clinton , , 6,25 am 2.52 pant:
Lvo Seafortlr , . 6,41 a.m. 3,12 plm,
Lye .• Mitchell .. 7.04 a.m. 3.12 pint
Art Stratford .. 7.30 a.m. 4.10 p.111
, Arr Kitchener, , , 8,20 min. 5.20 pm,
As r Guelph , 8.45 ant. 5.130 nail.
Aim Toronto 10.10 01m. 7.40 p.1ii.
_f',eavo Toronto 6.50 a.m.; :12.55 p.m.
and 6.9:0 1.m, `
Parlor Cate car Goderich to To -
Tonto 011morning train and Toronto
to Goderich 0.10 P,hn, train,
Parlor Buffet i oat Stratford; to 7.'o-
1oltt0 on afternoon' train,
0 31, Ilornlm , T11D A,, G,T:11 System
Jolteh Rans:tord rC. Sen; Phone 5'1,
t p3own Agents,
RETURNING
Wear -Ever Coupon Sale. '
Name-- -�
stmotlnt'
June 2nd al d-8rd
_: from
Clinton Hardware and Farnit.ure Co,
Do not miss
these Real
Bargains
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Get.Yours
to=day from -
`Euilt-in-Canada"
Five -passenger, 50 horsepower, 119 -loch wheelbase
Cord Tires Standard Equipmeni
,without cramping, for
five passengers.
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There is -beauty: a Stud
ebaker-built body of har.-
xnonious lines" and lbs-
trous Finish.
-.Talk, to a SPE,CIAL-SIX
owner and note his ens '
thusiasm. Examinethe
car and you will see the
reason. e SL.-
SIX posseThsses thePECIAquer-
stiesmotor thCIIT Vallle at -'make up
�:.. Locked tool compartment
left front door V d t _,
sss,, t, J,se Them' arerefinemen"ts.
There is.' power: a' Studebaker- jeweled eight-day clock; ones
built L -head motor, of 50 horse piece, rain-pto(if windshield with'power_andand wonderful flexibility• windshield wiper) tonneau light
There i�'vs ecet�i; nonmy:Vlt with extension cord; transmission
ohas a repu-
tatiori of staying out of the repair lockwhicli reduces theft insurance
rate to the owner '15 -to 20 per
cent; one key operates 'the thief
-proof lock on transmission, ignition
switch and tool compartment li'7
left front door.
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And there is Stu lebfhker's're? ftp
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tatiofi for fait dealing acid seventy
years' experience in building
vehicles of honest quality.
Touring, 225; 4 -Passenger r
ring, $207"5; 2•P'assen6or Roadster, $ 0 , mu ngsr l2oadeteri $2�1�5;
4 -Passenger Coupe, $3050; Sedan, $3250, All priCep' a. #,, Wtdlterville, Ont,
shop, as well as low cost of
operation. At $2075 f, o. b.
Walkerv_i11e, Ont., the SPECIAL
SIX is unapproachecl in value by
.any car of comparable quality.
-There is comfort: genuine leather
upholstered cushions, nine inches
deep, and long semi -elliptic
:springs, front and rear. Leg room,
T. F. fOLLAND
ast tr casae, Goderich, Phone,
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