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• MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
Phone 103
Opposite Public Lbw,
rown's
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry. Goods andHowie
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
COOKS THE FOOD BUT NOT THE COOK
Perfection Oil Stoves
HAVE ATTAINED PERFECTION IN THE COOK'S
ESTIMATION
That tells the story in a Nutshell of the denefits and
results of. using one of our PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves.
Many makes of oil stoves have -come and gone but this one
goes on givng satisfaction to the owner, Buy PERFECTION
Oil Stoves at
Phone 53.
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
TRY
, awkins
FOR PICNIC
SEASON SUPPLIES
FOR PLUMBING Olives, Grape Juice
HEATING AND Orange and. Lemonade
ROOFING Lime Juice, Pickles,
Marmalade, Jams
-1. Repairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53
Hecla Furnaces
July Was Cold.
Reports from the department of phy-
sics at the O.A. C. show that the tnon-
th of July was an exceptionally cold
month in fact the maximum tempera-
ture which was 81 was the lowest
maximum on record for the past 33
years. The average ternpei•ature for
July' this year was 62.36 and the nor-
mal temperature for the past 32 years
during the same month was 63.17
showing that July this year was 5,81
below normal. The rain falling July was
4.73 inches_ and the normal rainfall
for the past 32 years for the same mon
th 2.96 inches.
Lost a Car.
Last Friday afternoon Mr. A.
Cooper discovered his Ford car was
missing and visions of car thieves made
the police, Crown Attorney and the
owner of the car get busy. The Chief
of Police 'ound it shortly afterwards
exactly where Mr. Cooper had put it
on Thursday afternoon, though he felt
sure it was put in his garage. During
the rain storm on Thursday he had
run it in the Wesey church shed and
forgot all about it until he wanted it on
Friday afternoon, Mr. Cooper has had
man); a man go in and ask 'him what
"brand" he is using now.
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'SCRANTON COAL
, and Wood for Sale
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Fruit and Vegetables of any who with to leave their order for
all 'kind in Season Spring delivery can elo so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Hurou St.
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or Phone 155.
Fred. W. Wigg .
Lead .• . , Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
The Corner 'Grocery
Phone 45.
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There is a Reason
Aik Us:—
'SO - to
The Red Star Wa.sher makes wash day welc'otne., It watts
so easily a boy of 6 tun it when loacled, It abolishes
all the drudgery of wash day.
Does the work in half the
time it takes to do itiby hand.
ex
u e
asher
The Red Star Washer is easy to operate
because the mechanism rides on two sets
of ball bearings, .The flywheel is large.
The lid is easy to lift, and you can raise
the dasher, from the clothes bcfote you
open Ihe lid, so the clothes will not crime
op with it or tear. The mechanism is
goy simple and compact, and so strong
that the Red Star will last a generation
'aui always run as well as when new
Plane trod live a. sea ere aa,
call awl ee durs an out fax,
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Chasing Hawk's Again.
Goets to 'Crediton Friday.
The base ball team will end up the
• Several of our Weal sports are phasing
league game at Crediton on Friday even Hawks again at Jos, WheatleYS Chicken
ing,yards Jimmy Paxman and Gillies Gil-
christ so it Is reported have a ide bet u
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A Few Wont to IA/Ingham, with Norman fltaimons to•see whowni
s
A few Of Out citizens went to Wing be the 'lucky winner at shooting the
ham on Wednesday to see the horse : liawkS.
races,
Tonight. ,
Clinton Model Sehool will open
Clinton Model School Opens.
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The .regular weekly 13ad Concert W
will be glyen this evuening, weather loedoi,1:sda
Ipamorning
Students. Aug,arr•til
arriving Monday t
a
or Tuesday Aug. 16th or 17th will sec
ure boarding places and await the op-
ening on Wednesday,
Rank Branches Opened.
Returns from the various Canadian
chartered banks 'indicate that during
the month' of June there were thirty
six new branches opened and only one
branch closed which makes a net gain
of thirty five new branches. The Royal
Bank was the most active, opening six
branches while the Notional, Montreal
and Provincial opened five eoch; the
Conunerce, Merchants and Nova Stot-
ia three each; Hochelaga and Sterling
two each; and the Hamilton and Union
one each. The branch closedi was by
the Merchants.
Lost At...Zurich.
After holding the lead at Zurich by
The Blyth Standard refering to their a score of 2to 1 up to the Seventh,
by day makes the following reference the balloon ascended•and the Southern
to the Kilties.—The Kiltie Band of boys won by a score of Sto 2. Several
Clinton numbering 25, arrived in good glaring errors and bad baserunning
time and ,throughout the day gener- early in the game were features dis-
ously contributed their fine music to played by the Clinton boys. Zurich
the delight of everyone. had 3 men left on bases and Cooper
struck out 7 and walked 2. In theBigh-
Two more Guns Corning.• th innings -Clinton shut off a. score by
The town Clerk has'recelved instruct a double play. Kekoa had 8 strikeouts
ions from Ottawa that the Militia De- one being on Hawkins for the third
out with the bases full in the second
innings. He walked 5, hit • one, and
left78kinen on bases, Zurich also had
two double plays in first' and second
innings which helped them a wIrole
hit. Bert McCreath and W. Barlow of
Must Be Paid For. Goderich handled! the game to -the en -
To intelligently confront conditions
that have already put many publica-
tions out of business the local Dews
papers have found it necessary to
"tighten up" a bit and hereafter will
charge for ail notices of nettings etc.,
which are not considered by the pub-
Ilzhers as strictly news matter. We
are repeating this item, so that it wil-
not be over looked by those sending in
such notices. • R 0 0 F
.permitting,
Takes 'Model Term.
Miss Doreen Stephenson has been en
'gaged by .the Model School board to
teach during the Model term from Sep-
tember 1st to Dhcember 218t.
One Law NottOliserved.
The jaw rebarding the dimming of
strong, auto lights when poising an-
other car is one" which is not •generofty
Obseryed according to some motorists,
Band Will visit Co. Nome. ,
On Sunday afternoon theKittle
Band will give their annual concert at
the County Home. This is one of the
treats the imitates looks forward too
every year. •-
Liked Our Band.
partment are sending two more guns
to Clinton. However no description of
the guns have been sent and the town
authorities do not know if they are
light or heavy.
tire satisfaction of Oil. There was a
good crowd present,
Following was the runs.—
Clinton-00i,i10000— 2
Zurich — 0 1 0)0 040x—
YOUR
Hall—Kent Wedding.
At eight o'clock on Saturday night, On the selection of your rooting
,St. Mark's Church Parkdale was the material depends the appearance. value
scene of a pretty summer weddin,g and durability of your building.
when the marriage was solemnized, of
What kind of roofing could be bette:
Miss Catherine Kent, nieee.of Mr, and
Mrs, Thay Kent to Mr, Charles H. than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
Hall son of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hail
of Constance formerly of Clinton. The
services was taken by the Rey. J. Ely
in the absence of the rector. The bride
who was attended by her uncle, wore
a white French broadcloth gown, braid-
ed with black and gold and black pict-
ure hat with yellow rose prayer book,
an old family heir -loom, Erdal which
hung white ribbon streamers with sweet
heart roses and eweesti peas. There
were no attendants. Mrs. Thay Ken, in
pearl grey georgette heavily beaded
with white, and black hat, preceded AT CLINTON— We handle all
the party up the aisle, Mr. Bernard kinds of Coal and Wood and Canada
• Hall was his brother's best man. After Cement,
a reception at the home of the bride's
Let us have your inquiries. We think
uhcle 88 Tyndall avenue, Mr. and Mrs.
we
Charles Hell left to spend their honey- Can supply you.
inobn in Muskoka, the bride going -
way in a navy blue accordeon pleated
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skirt with-coatee braided with black . •JNO. B • MUSTARD
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and hat to match. The out of town • Clinton & Brucefield.
guests included. Mrs, M, E. Toms,• f
-Corpus Christi, Teicks; Mr. A. R. Doe: latruni: ffo; BCtirlineteofinettiNo1.174in 618,
Coo, of Simcoe; Mrs. C. McGregor,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nall Contanee and
Miss Mary Hall of Clinton, Ont. •
• TN I S. 'SOLDIER TOOK
ENFORCE SCHOOL "DR.-FOWLER'S"
ATTENDANCE ACT OVERSEA$ WITH !IIPA.
The cheapest is not usually the best
although the best is usually the cheap-
est.
We have the best in three different
grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur-
rent' prices. • • klOMMigi
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
Hard and SOH Coal, etc,
Toronto Ang. 9th ---A long step for
ward in education has been taken in the
Drury Government by bringing into
force, "The Adolescent School attend-
ance Act/' which raises the age of com
pulsory attendance at school to sixteen
years, with part- time attendance in cer
tain class to eighteen by a recent order
in council passed on the recommendat,
1011 of Hon, R. H. Grant, the Lieutenant
• Governor has been adlvised to issue the
necessary proclamation to make this
act effective -in such a way that no
undue hardslith will be brought upon
municipalities or parents.
Section 3 of the act which states that
every adoiescen1 between fourteen and
sixteen years of. age shall attend school
for the full time during which the' sclio
ois of the menicipailty in which he re
slips are open ascii year unless legally
excused will come into effect oni Sep-,
tember 1, 1921,
Section, 7 dealing with the attend-
ance of adolescents between the ages
of sixteen and eighteen will not become
operative until September 1st 1923
while Section 9 making compulsory on
the part of urban municipalities with a
population of 5,000 and over the es-
tablishment and Maintainance of part
time courses of instruction will be en-
forced on September 1 1922,
Mr. 'William J. Packard, Shanty
Bay, Ont. writes:—"Being a member of
the C,E.]1., 1 have had many brilliant,
opportunities of realising the beneficial
results derived from the proper use
of Dr. Fowler's Extraot of Wild Straw-
berry.
• . .
Landing in England in early fall after
a very wet summer lbsagbt many ot its
to the doctor's offiCe, but got, little, fr
any, relief there from dysentery and
ievere eases of diaritioen. 1 am glad
to be able to any thntl never had to call
on a doctor for eithei? complaint, RAJ
used freely the supply of "Dr. Fowler's"
which1 had purchesed before embarking
for our trip OVel'leliht. 1 can also 51.11,
that many ethers can testify likewise:'1
When you are troubled with diarrhoea,
dysentery,' colic, craMps, pains in the
stomach, cholera morbus, summer ann.
plaint or any fluxes OT 100£40TIMES Or the
bowels do not delay in getting a WO:
of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry and sec how quickly you 'will ,be
relieved:
You hialL always rely on It in time' of
uced as it has stood the teat of time,
having been ott the market for the past
75 years,
There are so warty spurious "straw-
berry" preparations gold we would ask
you be sure and see that our name,
The T. Milbuin Co., Limited, Toronto,
Ont,, appears en the wrapper, Price
50 cote.
Thursday, Aug* 1'920
rREGARDING WALL PAPER
Prices, in general, are 'on a slightly higher
level than last year, bui'noticeable mostly, in
the lower priced goods, We have heard re-
ports of a few low priced "spots" which bow -
ever, without exception have proved to be
inferior goods er boasts made to distract at -
Lt ention 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.
The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Don't Miss This
Special Price on our Bulk Tea. We are completely sold out:of line we ad-
vertised last week. For this week we offer you The Royal Blend at 60 c per
.Special price in 5 37 lots.
Potato Substitute
2 Large tans Pork
and Beans ... 35c
MAKE WASH DAY
EASY
No Rubbing—Just boil
'your clothes, When you
use —Wonder Wash
Peerless Washing
• I'oro Tablets.
Meeks No Rub
and Rinso.
N 0 TICE
Wednesday, June 30th
being day before
day our store will be
open all day and in the
evening so get your
orders In for Holliday
Picnic,
GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
SPECI41.
tib for
2 tb S for
5 th s for
TEA PRICES.
60c
/RAS
Vimy Ridge Salmon ,
Per can
MIPMMOMEMMIMMO
2 cans Sardines ...25c:
JOHNSON& ee.
PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS, CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
The "ICLEV11AND" Bicycle
are sold in Clinton by
J. H. PAXMAN
The Garage that gives real Bicycle, Car and
Battery Services
SOLD FOR CASH OR EASY -TERMS
ORDER YOURS TODAY
Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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10 -Day Sale
Having made special arrangements. with Our Com-
pany at Guelph for this sale by talcing. a limited' number of
pianos. 1 can quote ydu a price far below factory prices to you
to -day and if you are going to get a piano inside the' next two
years. Now is your chance.
This sale is merely to advertise our good s and is good
for 10days only, after which the regular factory. Races :will.be
used. •
If you can not call on us write for prices and; also,te,..
member we can .arrange to give you terms'to suit so'vsito)get
011 this sale. Remember the.name.
• Jonathan Hugill
'BOX 229. ,
Phone 216. '
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MUSIC STORE,
SEAFORTH. ONT.
OXIPOIRD
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Well Dressed, Women will wear Oxfords this Season.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly ars Art when it comes to making such
hands-ome Footwear.
very Sh
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Oxfords in Deall or Patent Leathers,'
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp—Louis
�r Cuban Heel, Expert Fitting Service.
$3,50; $4,50;.. $6.50; to $9.50.
This House of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard
rmainst Shoe Values at inflated prices
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