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MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
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Opposite Public Library
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WOMAN'S STORE
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Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
Our Best Asset is a ScjtiSfied Customer
We aim to please. Call and see our
lines of general Har dware.
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HEATING AND
ROOFING
Repairing Promptly
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Notice to Tractolr* Owners.
" A notice relative to tractors an Idgh-
ways may he read on page 5 which will
save further trouble, .
Had an Enjoyable Day.
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Last Saturday the annual picnic of
of
the Baptist church and Sunday
WAS held at 13ayfield and an enjoyable'
day was spent by all,
A Car Mixup.
Last Friday Evening Mr. Schoenhals
new McLaughlin and Mr, Reids's Chev-
olet car got into a mixup tfi Stanley and
some liiw is threatened.
Nearly lost a Prizewinner.
Lest Saturday, one of Mr..1.J, Mern-
er's prize shorthorn calves fell into a
well down bn the Flax .Milt fields, and
it was hard work to get It out, How-
ever it was no worse for its fall and
ducking. Mr, Merner has a lot of his
thorobred strock on grass here at pre-
sent.
Work At School Being Rushed.
Drove from Detroit.
• A young Gorrie girl hired a Detroit
taxi driver to bring her from the city to
her home. on Sunday. Arriving in Cor;
rie on Sunday evening he expected to
receive his pay but was cooly -told by
the -young lady that she had no funds.
It is doubtful if he be able to collect
any. He claims that he is thrqugh with
;taking Canadian girls home.
PICKLING SEASON
There are Several Grades of Spirit
Vinegar — we handle only the X X X
quality which is the Best. .
• If you want to be sure of your
pickles not spoiling use only •the best.
Pickling Spices, Tunteric, Mustard
and Ceriery Seed, Mace, and a full
range of goods for pickling. •
Grape Juice
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nade'
Orange and Lemonade,
Ora
and Lime Juice, Cooling drinks for the
warm weather
Mayonnaise and Pure Gct<ld Staged any who wish to leave their order for
dressing for quick salads. • Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at lily residence, Huron St.
r Phone e 156,
Fred. W. Wigg.
Terms --Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
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Is Very Much Peeved.
Because of continued splits in the
Orange Lolges of North Huron as to
where they shall celebrate July 12th
`each year, and also the fact that some
lodges close to Wingham seem to per-
fer to celebrate With any other coun-
ty but their own the members of Wing
pant L. .:, L. have sent a communicat-
ion to the county master requesting to
allow then to withdraw from the county
of North Huron. Wingham is so situat-
ed that they are possibly more conven-
ient to Bruce county and if they should
decide to unite with Bruce orangemen
it would only be natural as at the pre-
sent time there are more of these breth
ren who celebrate with Wingham each
year than' there are•from Huron. Cod-
erich would no doubt take the place of
Wingham as it is such a splendid Or-
ange town (5.) Wingham Advance.
The workmen at the public school
are rushing the work so that school
may .open on time but there is still lots
of work that will take a month or so
to finish up. The basement is finished
and the plasteres are at work on new
partitions and ceilings. The old door-
ways are out and will be bricked up.
Returning Officer.
Mr, Peter W. Scott, Of East Wawa--
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awa-nosh has received official nottce from
Ottawa of his appointment as Return-
ing Officer for North Huron for the
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Sheriff Reynolds has appointed' Mr,
Thomas Gundry as deputy sheriff in
sueeeSslon to the late Mr. A, 1), Gainer
on, The appointment is a very fitting
one Mr. Gundry havbtg formerly been
$sheriff's officer and being fatnillar
with the work of the office, His official
duties will not Interfere with Mr, Gun
dry's business as an auetioneer, which
he will conduct as usual.
Helping The Veteran,
SCRANTON COAL
and Wood for Sale
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The Minister of Education in pro-
posing to encourage trustee boards to
engage returned soldiers by offering a
special grant to ,sections employing
such teachers. This mote on the part
of the Minister is a commendable one,
'l'he record of Ontario teachers in the
Great War constitutes a splendid page
in the history of the profession, The
total number of teachers who served
was 573 and of this*number- 85 were
killed and' 148 wounded. There Were
3.5 decorations granted for consptcious
bravery and 5 other were recommend-
ed for decoration.
Judgments in County Court. •
His 'I•londr Judge Dickson has given
judgment in the following County
Court cases.
• Balston v. McMurchie—T,he plain
tiff is Allan B. Bainton and the de
fendant is Jetties McMurchie both of the
village of Blyth. The action was over
the removal of some plants by the de-
fendant from a property of which behad
been the lessee, said -property having
teen purchasd by the plaintiff Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $52.66 with Div
ision Court costs,Defendant to have his
taking of the Referendum vote on the + costs of defence on County Court
18th of April next. Mr: Scott has filled scale and to set off same against the
this position in elections and Is well piaintiff'S judgment. -
qualified for the work.
The -Corner Grocery
Phone 45,
E.VOA R.
POISIDINClt-•-ittMMMON '5Y MT
Died Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth A.
'Cudmore, passed away at the home of
her son, Nir. Alex F. Cudmore at the
age of 58 years and S months. Deceas-
ed had been ailing for the past couple
of months. Mrs. Cudmore was well
known to the citizens having spent all
her life here. Sh war a staunch member
of the Presbyterian church and always
willing to aid in time of sickness. The
funeral will be held this afternoon -and
interment will take place in• Clinton
Cemetery.
Rural Mail Boxes.
;MAKES-
WASHING
EASY
ee Red Sts Washet makes wait day welcome. It. walks
an. tenily a boy of 6 sun it when loaded. It abolishes
all the drudgery of wash day.
Does the work in half the
time it takes to do it;by hand. A
RED STAR
Washer
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The Red Star 'Washer is easy to operate
because the mechanism rides on two sets
of ball bearings. The fly wheel is large.
The lid is easy to lift, and you can raise
the dasher from the clothes before you
open the lid, so the clothes will not come
up with it or tear. The mechanism is
very simple and compact, and so sirtang
that the Red Star will last a generation
Fuel
always run, aswell as when new.
Phone and titivt. aS Send one up,
of tell std Kt these en our flew,
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Elliott v. Durnin David Elliott, . of
Clinton sued A. E. Durnin of Luck -
now for wages the price of a horse,
etc. Judgment for plaintiff for 6165,-
95.
165;95. with costs.
Tipiing & Mills v. Waters—An action
over a transaction in hay. The plaintiff's
are a Wingham firm and the defendants
John A. and W. W. Walters, are farm-
ers in Colborne township,' The defend
ants admitted -,some liability but not to
the extent claimed by plaintiff's Judg-
ment for plaintiff's for $i75 and costs.
YOUR
REGARDING WALL PAPER.
Prices, 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 0°spots" which how.
ever without exception have proved to be
inferior goods or boasts made to distract at.
tt exaction from ogler 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 head in for-
rner years, while our values are as good as
we know where or how to buy.
The W. D. Fair eo.
eaten the Cheapest—RiwaYs t * Best
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BEST RESULTS
Are obtained when you use our High G rade Vinegar and.,Splces, They insure
long, keeping, and make the flavor you 1 Ike.
ROOF
Many of the boxes on the Rural Rout -
es have no names on then, When the re
On the selection of your roofing
material depends the appearance, value
and durability of 'your building.
What kind of roofing could be Bette:
than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles?
The cheapest is not usually the beet,
gular mail carrier is not on the route
mistakes are put to occur if the name is
not plainly marked on the box. In order
to comply with tole regulations of the
Post office Department the name should
be painted on each and every box and
a stencle plate is sent with the name of
the owner of the box, Owners of box- although the best is, usually the cheap -
es will find it pays to contply_with the est.
law and help in the proper way -to have
his mail delivered on the time and in its! We have the best in fliree different
proper box. , 1 grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur -
trent prices. .!HRIEVIRIPI
Applies Hero in Clinton. 1
One thing that helps to cut downn
kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
Hard and Soft Coal, etc.
AT CLINTON— — We handle all
ITS' THE LITTILE
THINGS THAT
• HELP ON WASH
DAY
TRY,SOME
Rinso Perless Tablets
3 pkgs for 25c -
Ford or Meeks No Rub
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
production these times is the amount of
time that is spent in joy -riding, Many
people who in pastyears have been the
steady pluggers live become enthralls
ed with the pleasure of jittneying. kinds of Coal efrd Wood and 9g l
The week end is no tonger ,1 timefor Qentept. •
�ekt kit fof strenuous pastime. Work-
ers return to their duties Monday
'morning in a worse shape than they
left Saturday. Statistics now show that
less work is done on Monday in factor -
les thah any day in the week, and we can
see evidence on all sides that these stat-
isticians tell the truth. -
Send in the News:.
We would like it to. become a fixed
habit with every reader to send' us in
the news items you know• of tell us of Cholera Infantnm'
your news and any neighborhood or
other items that Will be of interest to is sw1F-r-n ITS RAVAGES
yoprseif your neighbor, or your friends.
Every lodge church body or social or-
ganization looks after such matters bet-
ter. Write your tents and send them in
where possible. Or phone them but
'please don't_ask that a long list of nails
es to be taken over the telephone as
it not oitly requires much time but us-
ually errors occur in lists thus given.
Above all be early. Never wait until]
'the last minute fo send in an item that
can be sent in early. The New Era tele
phone number is 30, or at night 95.
Fix It in your mind.
Let us have yourinqutries. We think
we can supply you.
JNO. R... MUSTARD
Clinton & Brumfield. `
Phone for Clinton' No. 74.
Flom for Brrtee6eld 11 on 618.
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elate: feceeS®sPoslomeeei®Q@ •Raton
Baptist Church
Next Sunday the Pastor Rev. 'E. 0.
Porde will preach both morning and
evening.
CHURCH NOTES
The Presbytery of Mldtlattd met on
Friday in Huron church, Ripley, to
deal with a calf from South Mountain
and Pleasant Valley in tine Presbytery
of Brockville to Rev, Peter Jamieson; fore gave it a trial, and one bottle
of St, Helens and East Ashfield; The relieved him. I will gladly recommend
lt, to my friencla,
call was accepted to take effect on the Or• I"cwler's Suxtrnot Itaa Item on rho
last Sabbath of September, Tills refer= market for the past "r6 years? so wily
red date is due bp sickness itt Mr. Jam- experiment with new and untried scree -
loon's family. Rev, K. A. Gillian, of dies' •
South Kinloss was appointed interim- Manttfaotured only by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Price
moderator of the vaedncy. 50 etude .
ON CHILD••'LiFIE:
Cholera Infantunt or Summer Com-
plaint of children is one of the most
common and dangerous bowel complaints
during the hot summer months, and
acre is no doubt that many die who
could be eaved'if properly looked after
on the first sign of this trouble.
1t begins with a profuse diarrhoea, the
.stomach, bewelma irritated, very often
:ietompauicd by vomiting and purging,
and the mallet excreted from the stomach
itis a bilious appearance, The child
rapidly louses flesh, and is soon reduced
Lo groat tangent and prostration,'
On 1he. fust Wen of cholera infantum
Dr. Foa•lct s 111x1raid, of Wild Sirewherry
should be ednrnistr•rcd, and thus quickly
offset the vomiting, purging and diar-
rhoea,
MMS, Norman Wynarht Indian Point,
West, N `�., writes:—"1\hten my little
boy was five years old Ito was taken
very,..siclr with grimmer ttotnplaint,
accompanied by vomiting. ile• Was
sick for five days and often L did not
think he would live over night,,• and
nothing I gave hien did any good. A
friend advised me to use Dr, Fowler's
L''xtrant of Wild Strawberry. I there -
per pkg 5c
Wonder Wash
2 pkgs for 25c
WHAT '1480116' JARS!
OR
JAR RUBBERS
FOR CANNING
DON'T FORGET
TANCt.RF00T
TO CATCH THE
FLiES
GET.' THE HABIT O F DEALING AT
TEA SPECIALS
5 us bulk Tea .x•65
2 lbs bulk tea • , .$1.15'
t Ib bulk Tea ... B
• TRY A-
BOTTLE OF ROSES.
LIME JUICE
A GOOD HEALTHY
DRINK
JOHNSON o
PHtNE 111 PHONE ORDERS. CAREFULLY ATTENDED TOO
The "C L B V Ft AND" 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.
- Day Sale
Having made special arrangtanents. with- our Com-
pany at Guelph for this sale by taking a limited number of
pianos. I can quote you 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 goods and is good
for t0 days only after which the iegular factory Prices will be
usech i1I►r, ,_.- _. �,,.
If you can not call on tis 'write tit f prices and also re-
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we can arrange to give you terms to suit sous to get in
on, this sale. Remember the name, A i
Jonathan Hug ll •'
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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 art Art when it comes to makifng:such
handsome Footwear.
Every hoe a a''ictu`re I
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp—Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service.
$3,50; $4.50;. , $6.50; to $9.50.
This Hoarse of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard a -
against Shoe Values at inflated prices
to
171eKSON
,,sHO,:S THAT SATISFY"--