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CLINTON
Liorntlesboro
:The W. lqf. S. o1'"the Methodist
church met at the ,IMine of Aire: E.
Yyotti Wednesday afternoon of lash
week and a V88 profitable 'after-
noon Was spout, at which the electron
of officers took plat*. The officers
ar•ot; Pres- Mrs, J. 'V; Tarnblyn, 1st
rice: Mrs. E, Bell, 2nd 'Vice; Min. 'Qs
bol^8 dor-secretary Mas, )D, Lyon,
ree-e,'cnrct ar y; Mrs. Julia Brown,
Treasurer.; Mrs. J. Coiiloor, Stranger
secretary: MIT,.
Soinptioli; oiganrst
111x$; Er,nea't Adams, assistant: lIrs.
Katie Brown. At the close of the
meeting • thio 'following address was
"readmakiir;;, Mrs, Brogden and Mrs,
Bell life members of the sechdy, they
•both being unavoidably absent; on
account of sickness.
"Dear Mrs, Brogden aril 1lrs::'Bell:
As two of our (haitelr Members ,we
this afternooi) as a society wish' to
show our -•appreciation, Dot ` only of
the work you have done in OUT society
but as weriters in. Londesboro Meth-
odist church,. You have always'takon
your place in helping with the church
••rand lawnsocials we ask
sr I>pers and
you to accept these , Life Member-
ship Certificates, May, youu-long be
spared to sheet with us, not. only in
this Society but in all our church
work,, remembering that the Master
has work for each of w Cto do.. Signed
on behalf, of the W. M. 'Z Auxiliary:
.Mrs. -J. W. Tamblyn, Mrs, James Els-
itlrs. Samuel Lee has purchased a
house in Goclerlch anti obtains pos-
sesion the middle of May. Mrs. Lee
and her little family will take up
their abode in• the county town next
month.
M. -Sidney Lee 'and Mr. Bert Bea-
com, who have been in 'Detroit for
the past few months were home' over
the week -end. '
1Viiss Phauie Little returned house
on Saturday after a visit with Lon-
don friends:
Mrs. MJ0all of Brussels is spend-
o fey days at the home of .her bro
If your oven is slow to beat you will find Egg -O thee, MI. Alex Wills. "
Rev. •W, R. Osborne visited lasts
ust as slow •to act -its doiuble action insures week with liis motile). i in. Cotlhsin. Mr,
leavening' with a slowor E
T: Cooker of Clinton had charge
not oven. of the services in the IY'lethodist'
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ORDER FROM, YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER .
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OnDortunity, for Cultural Study
School teachers, extramural, regular and special students
are invitedto conic for six weeks' Sumareg School, which opens
July 2nd. General B. A. and .Honor B. A. courses aro offered.
English, Mathematics History, Philosophy, Languages and
• Natural Sciences -20 courses in all. Special course in Geology, `
including Geography. and -Physiography required ay Depart-
mental regulations: Low fees, 10
• Apply K.P.R.-NEVILLE, Ph.D.,;Registrar, London, Ont. .-
church on Sunday . •
Mrs. W. Little and Miss Dorothy
spent a few days Of the past week
with friends near Blyth. '
Mr. Thomas Sampson was in Har
risburg visiting Mr, Jun Hill, a'form-
er resident' ofthe village.c Mr: Hill
who has been seroitrslti ill for six
weeks, is not improving as his friends
would like and little hope is Held .out
for :his °recovery. --
'Rev. Mr, Roy,: and family, who
merit the winter. with Mr,'Victor Roy
on the 9th con.left this week for
Toronto, where they intend to live:
If you want to see something woOt1i'
while conte to see : "Her Gloves" in
the Community Hal l,'Londesboro,"next
Monday night. Thisplay,was put on
in Auburn last week 'under the aus-
pices of the Woman's Institute and in
being put on next Monady night: under
the auspices df the local Institute,
:uekeisnnitii Township
et" the annual. Sunday sclsool
meeting, of How -
Turner's cchurali on Tues-
day evening `the, following 'list . of
officers was ''appointed; the Rev. S.
Anderson, presiding:, Superintendent:
Herbert Crich. Assistant: L.
Tebliutt, •• Secr ovary
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-&., ;If -El -ere of.Ford Equipment
for a dollar fictan in 1914
Ai.mc t all .other commodi-
ties
ox ody-
tiea today show.. a rkd.r,r&Ge .
i1. clA sse over 1914 'prices,
Till 13 i'',t3.e meats that a man
whether he be a farmer, 1?nanu.-
factuur rr other producer,,
can buy Ford Equipment at., a ;.
greatly reduced price while he
receives a healthy increase- for
his products over 1914 price -s,
This is in, face of the fact
that the tendency of price. on
all eor tnodi•tieS is to increase.
There''ore, the present
prices of Ford Cara., which are
the lowest an the history of
the "'company, cannot be,
guaranteecl.
The only way you cart make
sure 'of them is to fitly` Now.
Terms if you wish.
Fi ANL Y MOS.
CLINTON, ONT.
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„Clinton `[News -)tee 'ed
rind lehna , lreaz'~ur'or John T}unerl
Teaches:, •Senior Bible Olassl lllrs',
Ray Fear.; Junior Bible Glass, Mrs.
Ira Johns; Intermediate 'and junior
classes: lvlrs, A, 111:atLi,0)on,`1Yi'iss Ed-
na Cutch, ss.1'ear1 Crich and Miss
Mary; Turner. Organist; Miss Mab-
el f,a•ieh,
GQ22'"a:-;rich 'TOW l ,`` ti P
The iol1PwingNas frena the-lltedicirael
Hal (Alboiite) ,Neyrs of Al
11135,
and refers .to the 'marriage e1 the
grand daughter of, the late C. 1. Mes-
MLt of Goderich township, lkirs. Kerr
being, formerly Miss Helena Nesbitt.
loaner friends In the vicinity will be
interested:
`"At IlifiL9i Ave, Methodist ,church
on Wcduesday, April 1111x, the rirar-
ria c was quietly solemnized of Hol-,
env, Nesbitt Kerr, B. A. eldest day-
gIitoof the late 11. J, Kerr <and .Airs.
Kerr, of, Medicine Etat, Alberta, and
the Rev. fames Evans, . von of Mr,
John Evans, of Liverpool England.
The 'cerenaosii was performed at 11
a:nr by the ILev A:'C 1 arrcll,
Me bride looked' exceedingly lave-,
ly iu her bridal gown,. of simple
l
!white organdie and tulle veil” caught
tip with pearls, and carried' a shower.
bouquet of freesias, sweet peas and
carnations, i>
After• the wedding;. breakfast at the
home, 5210 Fifth' Aye Mr. and Mrs.
Evans left to visit', western.';ities, the
bride travelling in a modish suit of,
nap t iC ti1C withS'ti r l stole
over black lace ,blouse with 'touches
of paisley. Mrs: Evans' manyfriends
h1- Medicine Hat join in Wishing for
herself and her husband a bright and
prosperous future, .,Mr. Evans is one
of the western managers of "the Do
minion` Chatauqua."
The Rev. Mr; 'rOolclough will give
•an.illustrated, lecture en "The Can-
adian West" in St. James' church,
Middleton, on Friday ' evening, May
4th, at eight o'clock. Everybody wel-
come. Mr. Colelqugh, gives this lec-
ture in 'London very shortly.
1u1ett Toviinshlip-
Ilenry Freeman, an old resident of
this town inp died at his home on
the second concession on Monday mor-
ning at the age_of.- eighty :years. : Mr..
fireeman, who was born in Lincoln-.
shire,'England, came out to this
h was about twelve.
country when c
He and his mother took up the farm
upon which he . had lived ever since
and on which he died, When about
twenty he was; married to Mary
Ellenor Kettle who posed away about
four, years ago. There were born to
this union twelve cirl(ren, nine dau-
ghters and three .sons: All grew to
manhood and womanhood and ten
still survive: Joseph, Robert' and
John, Airs., E. Crawford, Mrs. H.
Gi inger, Mrs, G. Riley, r Mrs, M.
Montgmnery, Mrs. T. Glazier anti dMis
Miss
Charlotte J'. Freeman of this town-
ship and Mrs.McNeil. of London
Mrs. T. Grainger and Mrs, •W. Riley.
died some years. ago. The funeralr
took place to Clinton cemeter,ry yes
torylay .afternoon. Mr. Freeman had
been confined'to his bed for the past
five weeks. "-• The family are grateful
for thekindness shown by their nei-
ghbors and friends during their time
of trial.
McKillop Township
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Agar spent:
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Kir is ,
The many friends of 1VIr. Jos.
Daysnond were sorry to hear of the
death of her sister; Mrs.. ).a Ross
of Brucefielci ,
The Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Jos-
eph Scott's on Thursday of last
iyeelc
ESr Thous' Lis Drown has- been en-
gaged. pressing 'hay in the neighbor-
hood lestweek.'
ilIr. Wesley Agar is engaged with.
Mit Brown pressing hay this spring•.
Mi. M. Beaton had 1VIr. Gorden elir-
plg'yed prunning his orchard a' few
days last, week.
The ,,,ladies of the house have
quite an ' iuidtrtaking this spring,
house cleaning and at the 'sane time
getting used to their new telephone
8111£5. ,
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4o repo and strengthen •�'
the orppahs at di)y0eiian anti
olimirtatioh icipt•pw40 appetite,
stop 'sick Poosdaohe 5, relieve bil-
iousness, r correct 'eonstlpa1iop„'..
They act promprtiy, picasantly,
mildly, yet thoroughly. -
`Oct a Your
aSo. Sox Druggist
Sold by J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont,
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO'
Daily Except Sunday',
Lye Goderieh . 6:00 am. 2.20'p,m.'
Lve CIinton ^ 6,25 a,n1, 2:52 t ,iii.
Lve Seaforth 6.41 afar. 3.12 p,nr,
Eve Mitchell 7.04 a in, 8.42 pm,
Arr Stratford ,.. 7.30 a.nr, 4,10 p.m.
Arr Ritchen„r,,. 8.20 a.m. 5,20 p.m,
Arr Guelph . .. 8.45 a.m. 1.550 p.m.
Are Toronto .. 10,10 earl. 7.40 pan,
RETURNING
Leave `1'eronte. 6,50 a.m.; 12,55 , p.m.
and 6.10 p.m..
• Parlor Oslo car Goderiicli' to To-
Onto on morning train and Toronto
to Goderich 6.10 n:4n. train. '
Prirldr I3uifet epi. Stratford to To-
ronto on afternoon train,
C.II, Ilorbing, U.I'. A.., (LT.R, System
John IIttngtotd 'k Sari; Photo 85,
Aliptow. Ag*t,i,
:Auburn
Tire .plav,"tler;GleVes", put 08 by
the Women's - Iutiiitelte in the lTown-
ship Haill, on Friday evening last,
}VEL$ a real -treat, and a decided sue-..
cc r in {Veru way, Ail the play+-
ors,acted their,parts splendidly, It
has been suggested that' the play be
plrt 'Oar, again and is ;'-beusg .put On
in the Iaondesbgsn Community 1 -tall
on Moad<1y 0vcniarg next under the
\auspices of the honricsbore Women''s,
Institute. -
A lac ' far mors' Club unloaded, 'a car
of limn.' andofeecl also' 8ee:,i'1 coria last'
week.
lti raid 1Y1:r'sz A. Cartwright' and
family of Clinton ;spent the weelc-encl.
with Mtis, tiV. J, Andrew, -
Miss-I1'lor1, iCilloisgh el Toronto is
visitingher sister, Mrs. Earl Raithby,
'Rev, P. Baines is .now drilling• a new
ChevroTet Sedan:
Kils,pera
Mrs. R. L. Lundy has gone. to
WindMr this week to attend the Pro-
vincial W. M. R'mooting,,of the Pres-
byterian chiu•eh,
Mr. Thos. Mills, our vetfran black-'
smith, ;who has been quite i11 for
some months, is still confined 'to the
house,, •
Mr, Peter Cameron has houghf out
the' Massey Harris agency at Bruce-
field . and with Mrs. Cameron will
reside there.
Mr. Cameron's old .Friends will be
leas' tohave
him '
d In thea' midst
p
4i sus
again. They have latelyreturned
here i'roin Kindersley, Sask.
111x. John A. Allan ;of Winghan}
was a recent ,visitor with his r61-
atives, Mr. and Mrs. A. McKen-
zie.
Mrs. Thomas Dayman, we are sor-
ry to report, is confined to her home:
with an attack : of scarlet fever.
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Daily `Play -tune X�elr� la!
CANDIDATES WILL -GIVE -
PLEDGE '
At a meeting of the U. F. a ex-
ecutive of the South Huron
riding on Saturday a recom-
mendation was endorsed urging that
every candidate be required to take
a pledge to adhere strictly
t
o the
pol-
icyicy
and •principles of the U. P 'O:
The riding convention, at which a
representative will be chosen, will be
held at Exeter on May 31st.' The fol-
lowing is the resolution
"Wheras circumstances have arisen
in the United FarenlrsgrouP that call
for determined and deiinate action
on the part, of this convention in
the selection of ai candidate to repres-
ent the :riding in the legislature:
"And wheras we, the delegates,
here asseniblecl representing :the pol-
itical thought of the said group.. i1
the riding, believe that coalition or
fusion with either of the.:two parties
that have dominated the political life
of the province would eventually mean
the' loss of'. identity' of, the'United
Fardiers group.
"Therefore be it resolved . that this
convention require its canditdates:' (1)'
To indorse theprinciples and goiieiel.
laid down in the platform pf the
United Fanners of Ontario. (2) To
agreeto support the group. repres-
enting the U. F. O. in the -Legislat-
ure. (3) .'To consistently'. maintain
the United Farmers group by 'non-
support of fusion with either the Re,'
form or Conservatives -parties.
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CAt BA °A'S LARGEST
QUALITY A t
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d.IT
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CLEANLINESS ESS SERVf E
We Sen 4o Sailsfj
PEANUT
BUTTER
23C PLANTOL , SOAP MAPLE SYRUP •
13 Cakes. 25cNaexO'T'n 2.09
I -0 -In-
Granulated SUGAR 10 pounds for -$1.15:
100 Pound ound b
g
� $11.35
Machine :Sliced SIIERRIFFS Mountain' Crest,
BREAKFAST` MARMALADE
Bacon n
33c 4 ib tin
I 65c �
1P
eas 2tiai
s27
,CAKE SPECIALS RASPBERRY end
VALENCIA STRAWBERRY,
-er b 1
p I., c
DUNDEE , a�
per lb. 29c 1 J.AM
2 JELLY ROLES 'EXCELLENCE
for 25
or C BRAND, ( R ND No. '4 . i'
I to
69c
Cleansers
2 Old ,Mitch 25c
for
'BABBITTS 9c.
•
rm
2- Chaf, 25c
or
LUX ' 1.1c.
LYE . .2 for 2,9c.
GOLD DUST 7c.
SOAP CHIPS 2 for 27c
SPECIAL BLEND
Tea 60c l
2 PURE GOLLsg�
PUDDINGS
SELECT BLEND
Coffee . 55c
Cereals .
RICE 3 lb. 25c.
CORN FLAKES
3 for 29c.
Puffed Wheat 2 for 20c
.'Puffed Riee•2 for 35c.
Romanmeal 335.
5Icrunrbles 14c.
Quaker Oats 27c.
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better type of hone decoration.
W'e cater to this demand with a range
of ',Wall Papers which should satisfy the
most critical, They represent the most
authentic designs in fine wall decorations,
ti
.Among the showing wilt be found ,a
splendid assortment of BOXER papers --
nit 2 inches wider than the old tyPe of
Wall Paper, giving the pronounced'
a p40R.
ob".t'EbT TUE CADAM
poblem
advantage of fewer seams and costing less
because of greater covering surface.
A visit to our Wall Paper department
will result in a satisfactory solution of
• any decorating problem.
You will find us painstalring in loelping
you select, farnn papers of marathon,
ordinary merit, the patterns specially
suited, to the rooms you purpose decor,
ming this Spring.
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