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Sold at
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailorta4
Men's Fur111shtn
Phone 103
Opposite Public Lfbrars
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HAVE YOU LOST
Your Appetite if you have ---try some of our Pork and Beans with Tomato
Sauce; Catsups; Pickles; Etc,
PORK & BEANS
with Tomatto. Sauce -
2 large cans for 35c
6 large cans for$1.00
SPAGHETTI
with Tomato Sauce-
Per 12 oz. Tin ..10c
FOR PIES or PUDDING
2 cans Pumpkin .25c
2 pkgs. Corn Starch 25c
Raisins, Prunes, Rice, LAST
Tapioca, eta, ti 3 Bart Laundry soap25c
GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
BROOM
SPECIAL
for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
No. 100 lor 65c
No. 8 for 95c
GET ONE WHILE TiHEY
BULK PICKLES
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Hound
Furnishings,
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
Left His Coat Behind Hint,
This week while in Lucknow Mr.
George Roberton itad his Overcoat
stolen from the hotel while he was at
dinner: He lost his keys, books and
Mustard, per quart .40c 'some papers of value. He "rushed"
Mixed, per quart ..400 the season by coming home without
Sweet, per quart , , .500 an overcoat. The police are busy on
Rex Catsup .15c and 25 the lookout for the coat.
DOMINION MATCHES
3 Boxes for 25c
TOILET SOAP
3 bars Lavender Bath 25
LAUNDRY SOAP
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1F HONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
AUTO FIRE
Insurance at Modera le Rates.
WINDSTORM
Insurance is as important as Fire Insurance on all
classes of buildings. The Rate is Cheap.
LIVE STOCK
Insurance pays you f or loss by Accident or Disease
of your valuable stock.
GENERAL
Fire Insurance of all kinds.
Charles B. Hale.
HURON STREET, CLINTON, ONT.
Call and see Me.
The Hardware Store of Better Values
PREPARE FOR SPRI
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Buy Bruce's celebrated Seeds and reduce the;
High Cost of Living.
Buy new up-to-date Garden Tools and see what
a pleasure it is to use them.
Sprayers and Sprinklers to supply the Moisture
when needed.
A Complete up-to-date Stock at
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
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The Corner Grocery
Phone 45.
SPRING IS HERE
Are you ready with your Pana and
Buckets?
Have a few sheets of Sap Pan Iron
Order yours early so as to be
sure of getting one.
T. liawkans
(' Plumbing and Heating
We have just received an im-
port order of English dishes, con-
sisting of the following: ---
Three Gold Bands,
Clover Leaf and
Our own regularly
Stock Pattern.
Also a full range of Toilet Sets
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Fruit, Lettuce and a full line of
Fresh Groceries always in
carried
Fred% W. Wigg
Head Ached So Bad
BAB TO D9 TO DED.
When the liver becomes sluggish and
inactive it does not manufacture enough
bile to thoroughly act on the bowels and
carry off the waste matter from the
system, hence the bowels become eloggei
up, the bile gets into the blood, con
etipation sets an and is followed by aid
and bilious headaches, water brash
heartburn, floating specks before chi
eyes, and painful internal, bleeding of
protruding piles,
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills regulate
the flow or bile so that it seta properly'
on the bowels, and stir, the sluggish
liver into activity.
Mrs, E. Bainbridge; .Amherst, N.B..
writes: -"I takeplcaeure in writing you
of the good I received by using Mil -
burn's 7.1x1 -Liven' Pills for headache.
I was so bad' had to go to bed, and could
not sit up A friend told me about
your Wonderful Medicine and two vials
have made me as well as `I can be."
Milburn's Laxn-Liver. Pine are 280,
a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct
on receipt. of price, by The ,T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont.
SCRANTON COAL
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any who wish lo leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St,
or Phone 155,
Terms --Strictly Cash -Phone 155.
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RESIDENCE -HURON smart
Order Your Supply of
SCRANTON 'COAL
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In purchasing the Rollaway -Forbes
Coal Business,' we secured what we call
a straight tine connection, with the two
great American Coal Mining Institutions
namely:
The D. L Bc W. Coal Co.,
who awn and control they famous Scran-
ton Cold fields, and , furnish us with
their STANDARD ANTHRACITE.
The D: & H. Coal Co.
who send es their 'celebrated LACKA;
WANA COAL,
By a straight line connection we
mean that we are their sole agents for
the community, and although an tm-
nosier may claim in be distributing
their coal, it is an utterimpossibility,
and only goes to show that he is will-
ing to admit that we have the best cola!
available,
New dealers can only resort to job-
bers,'which means that the quality may
be irreguhir, as the coal barons will not
take. on ;any new dealer no matter how
well equipped he may be, much less a
Municipal 'Coal Yard,
So act accordingly and piece your
order ;tow, at the old stand, as the 1920
allotments are being made according to
past business.
NOW is the time for a nice cheery
open grate fire. Try coir
EBONY CUBE CANNEL
And in the kitchen range you will
like our
CHESTNUT 4'OKE
Or if you want to get away from the
coal question try a load of WOOD.
We are hound to satisfy ,yeti, and wilt
give you real service,
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Held Coors Here.
Last 'Thursday Jeiige E, N. Lewis
held Court here and dealt with several
cases,
Theo Jordans Here on Monday,,
'Don't forget that the Jordans are to
be here on Monday evening of next
week under the auspices of the Girls,
Auxiliary. This is the last of the winter
Chautauqua course,"
Going to the Fruit Belt.
Mr.. George L. Walker, formerly it
livery ratan in 'Gunton, who' has been
living at Brantford, since 110 moved
from here, has moved to Winona, Ont„
into the fruit belt, •
Is G.T,R. Agent at Brussels.
Mr. Mowat Chowen, son of Mr, J, G,
Chowen, of town, who has been assist-
ant agent at Wingbam, has been pronrot
ed to the Brussels station as agent, and
will take overhis duties in a few weeks.
The Brussels People will find Mr. and
Mrs, ,Chowen excellent citizens.
Award Contract for Aux Sauble Bridge.
Representatives of Lambton and
Huron County Councils met at the Mid-
dlesex County buildings Tuesday and
opened tenders for construction of a
new bridge over the Aux Sauble River,
on the boundary between the two coun-
ties. The contract for steel superstruc-
ture was awarded to the Canadian
Bridge Building Company, of Walker-
viite, at $16,849. Engineer James A.
Bell, of St. Thomas will supervise the
work, which is to commence sooli. A
recent court decision handed down at
Sarnia requires the two counties to
share the cost equally.
Wright -Brown Wedding.
A very pretting wedding took place
at the home of Mr, and Msr Chas, Mc-
Taggart Dunboyne, on the evening of
March 3ISI 1920 -when their sister
Miss Nellie May Brown was married to
Mr. John W. Wright of Hamilton. 'I'Ire
ceremony was perforated by Rev. Wm.
Patterson of Luton, i❑ the presence of
a few near -by relatives The
bride was very .becomingly
gowned In white georgette and crepe
de chine and carried a boquet of beauti
Rd pink Columbia roses. She was given
away by her brother in-law Mr. Mc-
Taggart, while her sister, Mrs. Mc-
Taggart was matron of honor and Miss
Mabel McTaggart was a charming little
flower girl. Miss Margaret Chase, a
cousin of the bride, played the wedding
march. Mr. and Airs. Wright will make
their home in Hamilton and will be
at home to there friends at 361 Cumber
land Ave., after May 6th.'
G. C. I. EASTER TERM
EXAMINATIONS
The following list contains the names
of all pupils who obtained 50% of the
aggregate marks. Reports have been
sent to the parents showing the marks
obtained in each subject, record of at-
tendance, etc, • These reports should be
carefully read and signed by the parents
and returned,
FORM l, -Honours N. Treleaven
78,4; R. Hale 76.9; O. Schoenllals 76,4;
A, Mustard 75,2, Pass -R. Higgins 73;
R. Hunter 72.3;' M. McIntosh 72; M.
McTaggart 69.3; F. Johnston 69.3; L.
Nediger 66.4; K. Beaton 64.9; R. Evans
64.1; A. McIntyre 63,2; M. R Stewart
62.9; J. Aikenhead 62,8; W. Grant 62,6;
I.. Levy 60.6; G. Stong, 60.5; J. Hig-
gins 60,1; 1C. Rorke 59.9; C, Shipley
59.3; P. McTaggart 57.7; E. McKinley
56.3; J. Brennan 56,2; Lillie Garrett
55.8; A. Cornbe 55,5; N. hicNelh 54.2;
W. Vanligmond 54; W. McCool 53.5;
M. Alcock 52.2; R. Middleton 52.1; S.
Middleton 52; 61, McConnell 52; J.
Wigginton 51.
Form It -Honours -1, Merrier 79.8;
M. Glhbings 76.2; M. Finleon 75.3,
Pass -A, Hamilton 72.9; Wl McMath
71,1; 1, Glbbings' 70,7; C Matheson
70.5; M, McEwen 69,6; M, Potter 68;
M. Beaton 67.3; Al, Rutledge 66,2; D,
Brennan 65.4; A, Reid 65.1; A. Mus-
tard. 65; A, Hill 64.8;. M. MacGregor
64.6; J, 1100r: 63.9; G. Veneer 63.1;
B. Lindsay 62; E. Bouck, 58,9; E. Hun-
ter 57.6; A. Stewart 56,7; V. Dodds
56.5; G. Anderson 55,8; G. Sntitli 55.4;
L. Aikenhead 55,3,; 3,' Ball 54,4; H,
Anderson 54,3; D. Rorke 52.6; 0. Jack -
'5011 52.5; G. Ball 52.3; G. Ferguson 52;
A. Sloman 50,6; F. Elliott 60,
FORM 1l -honours -S. Draper 75.8.
Puss -p, liellyar 73.1; E. Scotchtner
69.8; E. McTaggart 69.5; M. Snyder
69; W. Nelson 68,1; Z. Jackson 67.3;
F, Wallis 64,9; A, Lawrence 64.6; E.
Pear 63,4; V. Pepper 63,4; A, Walker
63.1; 8, hardy 63; K. 'Hamilton 60.2;
Lt, Ferguson 59,4; B. Morrish 59.4; 0,
Fowler 59.3; F, MacGregor 57; H. Johns
56.4; O. Nediger 55.4; M. Flynn 52.8,
FORM VV -Faculty Entrance Part 1
-Hasottrs i, Slathers 80,5; Pass -C.
Tyndall 69,7; 11. S'tewart 63
Faculty Entrance -Part If E. Livermore Livermore 74,5; J. Townshend 72.3;
M. Gladman 71; A. Dewar 69,5 l , Jer-
vis (14,1; V, Snyder 63; 8, Wasrcianu ti0
Honour r Matrieu
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74.1•
H. Ross 73.5; J Townshend 71,2;
W, Cooper 68,2) ,1, McM'urchic 67,4; E;
Ifig'ins 62.5'; L, Potter 66,810. Middle.
ton S2;>,
A certain
Woman
At;ER'f"Ale ,woman did a
number oi' sentences iii the
Reformatory and Prison. One
day, during service, she declar-
ed that with the help of God she
would lead a different life,
SHE is now happily married.
HER influence is of incalcol-
"
able value'in aiding and en-
couraging others to forsake
lives of sin and walk in the
Paths of Righteousness.
UNL)REDS of similar cases
. - prove that the Prison Work
Of the Salvatidn Army has had
most blessed results.
.
TheSaivation
Army
308 Citadels
and Institutions
in this Territory
-use them!
Was He Frightened?
On Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning somebody tried to force an
entrance into Wiltse store, when they
broke the window pane at the back of
tate store. Something must have scared
the intruder, for there was nothing dis-
torted when Mr, Wiltse carte down in
the morning,.
Things You May Look Out For.
Awniltgs,
Fishing poles.
The lawn mower,
House cleaning crusade.
Athletic sports on 'tire park.
Moth balls and sprigs of cedar.
The Jordan Musical Trio on the 19th.
May be Conference President.
The name of Rev. George Jewitt, of
Wyoming, a former Huron County old
boy, is receiving favorable mention as
the probable President of London Con-
ference of the ,\iethodist church for
next year, as successor to Rev. W, H,
Graham, Stratford. Rev, Mr. Jewitt
stood second in the list at last Con-
ference. This year -Conference will
meet•in Stratford in the first week in
June.
Noteworthy.
.1. W. Yeo, Police Magistrate, at Sel-
kirk, Man„ a farmer well known resi-
dent, wrote John Shaw, Clinton, con-
cerning an uncommon event in Masonic
circles in which 5 brothers were initiat-
ed into the mysteries of the craft on
tete same night in Dominion City.
(Man,) lodge, Dr. C. V. McClelland,
one of the number, is Mr, Yeo's son-in-
law, marrying Miss Eva Yeo. Foflow-
Ing clipping, from the Winnipeg Free
Press, was sent Mr. Shaw, a photo-
grafure of the. quitrtette (being also
shown: -"The initiation of 5 brothers
of the McClelland fancily, from Letellier,
into Penia lodge hist night went into
the history of Freemasonry ars an un.
precedented and memorable event. No
incident has eevr before been record-
ed where 5 brothers Were welcomed in-
to the Masonic order at the same time.
The five brothers, Arthur H. McClel-
land, Jou McClelland; Thos, W. Mc-
Clelland, Win, J. Mc'Clefland, Dr. C. V.
McClelland and Geo. M. McClelland,
come from the country Southwest of
Letellier, some 14 miles distance by
trail, where they have farmed since the
seventies." Dr, 11, V. McClelland is a
practicing physician In Dominion City
and was previously admitted to the
Masonic order, with the seventh brother
who is now a lawyer in the West. 'They
are all old timers of Manitoba, and have
grown up with the country. A Alan-
tyre. grand plaster of the Grand Lodge
01 Manitoba; D. R. Was, J. W. Von,
and »lore than a dozen prominent
Masons .journeyed from Winnipeg to
take plat in the functions of tite even -
tog, Many of the members present at
the banquet pante from adlacent towns
and from points far out In the country.
WM. McClelland, father of the boys,
elms from Ireland near Belfast, to
Manitoba in 1870. 1"ite mother lives at
Lelellfer. Four of the hays are on
farms at that place, one, also a farmer,
lives al nonunion City. Herbert Mc-
Clelland, lawyer. lives in Saskatchewan.'
Mr. Shaw, who was Principal of Brno.
cels School for many years, was one 01
the ()dicers Of St. John's longe, Bois -
sets, when* Mr. Yeo was "branded.' 38
rears ago. Mr. i'ee writes "that he it
always interested in hearing from. good
old ()Mario end especially from the
Ceiu,ty of Miran," The older people
of MS locality WE/ remember very well
the genial Wes., as he 6'a5 fahiitiai'ty
called, and will be glad lo know that
115 is still in 1114 ACstt,
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REGARDING WALL PAPER
Prances, in general, are on a slightly higher
level than last year, but noticeable mostly in
the lower priced goods. We have heard re-
ports of a few low priced "spots" which how-
ever, without exception have proved to be
inferior goods or boasts made to distract at -
t en tion from other shortcomings, these ex-
ceptions we ready concede.
Our new stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied and attractive in
design and colorings as we have had in for-
mer years, while our values are as good as
We `know where or how to buy.
Tien the eheapest-241ways the Best
The W. Fair eo
FIND
We handle a hill line of Galv. Iron,
Steel Shingles, Corrugated Iron and
all kinds of Felt Roofing also Asphalt
Slate.
Pumps, Pipes and Fittings always on
hand.
Repair work Promptly Done
J. 7LSUTTBR
Electrician Plumber
HOUSE-CLEANING. TIME
When you clean your parlor, paper
it or paint it. you probably add some
new furniture. You do it to make it a
place for to entertain your friends and
make home happy. Ail this will not
he needed if you or your family have
to go out for the evening to get good
music. Start those children -:.a at the
piano. You would rust think of keep-
ing them home from school :lir they:
.were 14 years old, if you did Sew would
succeed in getting a gc:,,_ =d -canton.
,Music is exactly the 551 e :and, when
they start young and get re- •ir \\here
x r. -"-
ice they will succeed, e are here�i-.
assist you in securing the best rnuci5sl
instrument at the hest prizes,-7a3ft..
considered.
You owe it to yourself to call wh ether you buy or n,u. 4ig nes
stand is opposite Daley's Garage.
Jonathan Hugill
Highest prices allowed for used tnetruments of any kinds,
BOX 229, MUSIC STORE,
Phone 216,
SEAFORTH. ONT.
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Well Dressed Women will wear Oxford's this Season.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it comes to making such
handsome Footwear.
Every Shoe a Pictz,re.
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers,
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new' plaint:.
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vatnp---Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service.
$3.50; $4.50;.. $6.50; to $9.50
This House of Good Shoes stand these. days an a. L fieverd- a_
against Shoe Values at inflated price
■ I). Jeb AL's
-."SHOES THAT SAT1.SF10.1.•