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the bolt value procurable. AM(
those who have looked over
or selection and they, will tell
you the, same.
Broken lots at less than
cost price to clear.
A. T. tiOOOP
Agent:
C.N. Railway G.N.W. Telegraph
Clinton, Ontario
Auburn
Rev. Wm, Raithby, M.A., accom-
panied by his wife and little daugh-
ter, has been visiting relatives here
during the past week. lir. Raititby,
who has just recently returned from
overseas, was for over three years
in France, enlisting as a private
while stationed at Denville. He was
pretty severely wounded and on his
recovery he was engaged in Y.M.C.A,
work, only returning a short time
ago. Ile will preach in the Baptist
church on Sunday afternoon at hall
past two,
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The DoatbleTrack Route
---between---
MONTREAL,
TORONTO,
DETROIT
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on night trains and
parlor cars on principal day trains.
Rill information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horn
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto.
A. 0. Pattison, Depot :!gent.
JOHN RANSl'ORD l SON,
Phone 57, Uptown Agents. 1
Clinton News-Reord
ag1e1d
Mr. Clifford ,Seotehnlero visited
Clinton, Mende, on Sunday,
Airs,
E. A, Soder and' daughter,'
Miss Betty, and Sere, W, (", leer
win, who boyo lreen speadijtg a few
wacke )Pith their parents, Mr. and
Airs, H, W. l'rtvin, returned, to Kit-
chener
Citchener on Wednesday. 'Their mother,
Mrs,1,t
ar, returned
with 1 tle
n to
spend few spend p e w tYPOItS, •
On ,Sunday afternoon at 2,30 'tlis
('apportion Order of Foresters- will
sheet in the Methodist church for
divine service, When the Rev, E. An-
derson will address them.
147r, and Mrs, ,Jake Kiefer of Blake,
Mt. and Mrs, Dan Casella and family
of Zurich and Air. Dan Kipfer and
Mies 13etztier of New Jlainburgh
were the guests:•ol'Mr. and Mrs, S.
Kipfer on Slniday last,
I Stanllery Township
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston anti
MTs. iatnuel Johnston of the Baby-
lon Line and Miss Jelossio Stephenson
of the Parr Line .left- Tuesday. for
Pilot Clot 97ound, Mau. Airs and Sirs. D,
Johnston, who recently disposed of
their fiirm, intend to locate in 'the
west and Miss Stephenson has taken
a position and also Intel -Ms remain,
bag for a time at least. -
Mr. and Mrs. Will i4cotchnerc of
the Bronson Linc have then a trip
to the west and aftile there will vis-
it the former's brothers and sister.
Sorry to hear that Mr, Harold
Penhale !s souowhat under . the
weather, having undergone a slight
operation for tonsilitis. Hope he
will soon be himself again:
Pte. Geo. b'lewett, who returned
from overseas on Saturday Iast, is
the guest of )lr. Ulnas, ibathwell at
present. He can give an interesting
account of his trip and work while in
France, and Belgium and of some of
the great, battles that were fought
•auitl won.
Air. ()evil Mc('linchey has purchas-
ed a Gray. Dart car.
quite a number from around here
took in Conference Sunday in Coder-
icb and were delighted with the ser-
vices.
Mr, Geo. Reid of the Parr Line had
the misfortune to lose a very val-
uable brood mare a few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson and
Airs. S. Johnson were guests at the
manse at Varna on Monday last.
Mr. (roil MrCiinchey sold and de-
livered a good general purpose mare
to Mr. George Johnston on Saturcley
last, for which he received a good
figure.
Goderich Township
Mrs. ,Janes Stoddart of Seafortit
was the guest last week of her bro-
ther, Mr. Robert Pearson. Mrs. Stull
dart intends leaving for Winnipeg it
the course of a few weeka, where. she
will visit her son, and will go on
aloe to Montana. where she will
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And
Ready to-
PJear
Garments
Ladies' Spring Suit s
at Exactly
Halt Price
We are anxious to clear our racks
to make room for; summer goods. We
pet on sale every suit, twelve in all.
These are all•_this season's garments,
colors navy, black and brown. Your
choice Saturday regular price.
Rain Coats $4.99
2 dozen special raincoats, light
and dark grey, good rubber lining,
wool top, sizes 30, 88 and 40, spec-
ial for Saturday $4.00.
Ladies' Spying Coats
725
2.5 per cent off
„ Regular Price
Just twelve coats left, all good
• styles inolu;ding covert cloths, tweeds
and serges, 'Your eltoie& of any coat
Saturday 25 percent, off regular
price, Come early for best choice.
House Dresses
$11.50
10 dozen Ladles' f:Iouse Drosses
made of good quality print, dutch
neck, short sleeves, elastic girdle,
21300101 tor Saturday $1,50,
•
'Phis store will close every Wednesday, at 12,30 daring June,July and August. Shop, in the morning.-
spend sone tittle with leer daughter.
Mr, l.. , W. Churchill, son of Mr.
and Mrs, D. C'hurebill, and a Western
'University Student, has boon engaged
by the frontier College of Toronto
to conduct social work among the
employes of the (!,N,ft. duriatg the
vacation period and left Toronto ort
Monday for the northern eounby to
commence his work,
Aflss fiossie Colo entertained ..her
girl friends to a tea last Friday,. as.
ternoorl in honor of 'dins Alba_ Nlitl-
dleton, to whom they presented 'an
Ivory Plock,. The attereooh WAS82-
lightful, tea was arranged en' the
lawn and a most bniloyable 'time
spent by the y5ung rotifer,
Kippen
Mrs. John Anderson left on Mon-
day to visit witit her daughters at
London and :Windsor and from there
site will go to visit her soar aaid
daughter in the vloinity of Marlette,
57101E
Mr. John workman arrived home
from London Satueday morning and
r
is gainingrapidly, which is nod
p ,, g
news to his many friends and rela-
tives.
Mr,. Wesiey French !tad bees of then
with teams Tuesday and )Wednesday
hauling gravel for his new cellar.
Two automobile loads of gipsies
passed through here last Saturday
and gave Kipper a call. The cos-
tumes of the ladies were Most . pic-
turesque hut we scarcely think they
made ntucli money here plying their
profession of palmistry,
A number' of our citizens drove
up to (iderleh in their cars on Sun-
day to attend the conference servic-
es. Among them we would mention:
51r. and Mrs. Robs, 1)insdale, Mr,
and Mrs, W. II. Johnston, lair. and
Mrs, ltobt. Brownlee and family
and doubtless others.
Mrs. Geo, Taylor, who for fifty
years was •a resident of Kippen, is
spending a fortnight with Airs, A.
McKenzie. IIer many friends in and
around here are most pleased to
have her amongst them.
1Ir. A. McKenzie enjoyed an auto-
mobile trip to his old home 'in (100-
erich township (his week and had a
most enjoyable outing, •
;lir. Dan Hell, accompanied by his
uvile.and three children, was a recent
visitor with itis mother, who is quite
ill. They carne by motor car and re-
turned to their hone in Boston Fri --
day of last week.
Sir. John Stewart of the London
Road south of here died last Satur-
day morning. Ile had been in poor
health 'alt winter and spring. :1 bro-
ther and sister are Left to mourn
their loss.
11r. W. 11, Johnston addressed the
county council in Goderich last week
in the iuteres( cal the school faire and
other matters. of edncatinn along
that line, Sir. Johnston is most en-
thusiastic in the school gardening
and school ground beautifying, devel-
oping the childrens minds in outside
as well as inside work.
,lir. and Mrs. Jas. Me1'lyntont en-
ter -Wined on friday evening of last t
week In honor of our returned sal-
Bier boys who we are all so pleased , c
to have amongst OS again,
The Lablies' Aid' of St. .Andrew's t
church have arranged for a splendid
entertainment to be held friday el--
ening, Juice 20th. 1 y
f"artiners o interested la
• Hydro
A .company o(. faa:inors front Ctoder-
IPh township; 'i'u0Jcerslnith and Start-
le$' took a •ritotor trip to . Oxferd
•eouaty no Monday to look into the
rise of 13yslro 05 a praotioal sOUr'ee
of power on the faun. A smarter of
feriae in the vicinity et Norwich,
Where let 1idro a rtuse, were visited
s1U
Pc
and its worlci)tg tett was studied
One Hien who had a live horse power
01ngiue told theta that -the. Post for
motor and wiring, for festal:Rug the
System, (tad .gest hint $500 anti the
power cost 5I' cents ,per kilowat up
to 450, kllowats,-• the reduction' atter
that being'5.0 percent. 110 used the
power for lighting his house• and
barns, for milking, churning, Wash
ing, crushing, fn foot the powe0e • is-
used for almost everything for ''33 till
O 5 11.3,, engine Weld • be used, - An-
othe• farmer had A 2 h,p. engine
whieh was giving hien . fairly good
satisfaction. • The. visitors were
quite favorably impressed and look
forward to .the time when )Hydro
may t be ateJlzetl as the power on the
farm in Huron, county., •Ineidental-
ly Many of those who tools this lit-
tle trip • inspected the stock and
dairy farfns, dairying being one, of
the chief lines of agriculture in that
se0tion, ')'}tore wlto took in the
trip were : S. 13. Stothers, Agricul-
tural Representative, J. C. Stothers,
Toronto, •Fred., J. 1t, and C.
B, Middleton, W. J. Fin.tilay,-
Id. H. and Bert Wise, •i ltobt,
anti Warwick - Cole, A'r t h 11 r
')'rick, 11'. 1I. Lobb, John John -
sten, lered Ford, herb. and W. Cox,
Bert Lindsay, 0. Proctor, W. J.
Yea, Si. 13, Clark and R. Clue! of
Goderich township, Wm. l•dcldwan,,
Stanley and (4, W. Layton, Tucker;
smith,
Messrs. Lobb and Trick were quite
at home amongst the holstein herds
in the dairy section ot Oxford coun-
ty and thoroughly enjoyed the inspec-
tion of then(. 1t is said, moreover,
that several of the other menthers of
the party, who are more iaterested
In Shorthorns, for instance, were
more or less impressed also. We did
hear a rumour :than .lir. 16, I1. Wise
had been se taken with the good
points of the Holsteins that he had
purchased ,a. cow of this breed but
we imagine it was like the rumour of
Mark Twin's death, much exagger-
ated. 1:. II. will probably stick to
his fine herd of Shorthorns for some
tine yet. • -
Some of the party returned home
Monday evening but a number went
to London and visited Byron Sani-
tarium and several farms in the vic-
inity of London on Tuesday.
Mi's's HAVE REAL MERIT
Anybody or anything to command
confidence must. deserve it.
A medicine that has commanded
the confidence of the public for half
a century, as hood's Sarsaparilla
las done, has merit, real merit.,
This is something for you to !tear
11 mind when you are in need of a
uedieine for your blood, stomach,
'fiver or kidneys, the ordinary dismis-
s or aliments of which are cured or
elieved by hood's Sarsaparilla., as
housands of three generations have
'olnntar'ily testified,
When you buy Hood's Sarsaparilla
•011 buy a medicine that has outlived
pe- d DOii:1ll1ll illicit IJa3T ill tOd8NOh
Greatest Prcigram in Western 1 ntar'i°
TUESDAY, JULY est, 1919
Aeroplane Flights Horse Races
Demonstration by Great War 2 10 trot or acepurse 350
Veterans P P
Baseball --Zurich (winners of
the Clinton tournament) vs
Goderich (winners of .Blyth
competition)
Baby Show
2.25 300
2.50 it 1.00
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Concerts by 33rd Regt. Band
Highland Dancing
Floral Parade, Etc,
Concluding with a Grand Fireworks Display in the evening
Something doing all day long
Come and have the time of your life at 'Huron's Golden Gate"
MAYOR WIGLSJ, W. LANE, T. PRITCHARD,
Chairman of Committee Treasurer Secretary
WHITE STAR LINE �G
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit and Return
Steamer Greyhound leavt„s Goderich, Tuesday, June 17th
0.00 am. old time, 10,00 a,m. caste rn time. Arrives Detroit 5,00 p.m.
Returning leaves Detroit Thursday, June19, 1 p, n1.
Detroit time (Detroit time is the same as Goderich old time)
$2.25 Round trip, $11.75 single
Children between 5 and 12 half fare
Don't miss this opportunity to visit America's most 'beautiful and
roost prosperous city, A million population, a city of beautiful parks,.
grand boulevards and a 'wonderful wa ter front, Canadians doming to De-
trol( for a temporary stay ate hot required to pay a tax or mane a de-
posit. TI:S, Immigration officers will be on the steamer to pass met -
sionista. Good music aid dancing 0nroute. 310e cnfo and iiinoh 000m
aboard steamer,
ISAND M(` ON .IGHT
Out of Goderich, Monday evening, J'tano Kith, 7.30 old time, 8.30 God-
erich Crone -.25 cents•
3 !touts oil beautiful Lake Huron
002hestra utusic and danebii g in steamer's ball mein,;
the formative period, lit which there
'is snore or less experiment, .and 0145
hoop Cully developed for $'cars, dare
Mg which it has made .a unique re-
cord by what it has ac0onielie ted for
the stet anti 4llhig, according to their
Wen story,
London Conference Closed
.rot
The L
andun Go)iforence, in session
ala floderieh for the hast eight clays,
Ptosed yesterday with the adoption of
several reports of cenunitteee, the
appointatent of district cltairrnea and
the adoption of the final draft of the
stationing committee, '
The row district chairmen are c
London 'Rev, W, J, Ashton,
tdtratlord--Itev. W. I1. Grahael.
Winghani—Ilov. le, ,I, Armstrong,
Goderioh—Ibv, .S. Anderson,
Exeter—ltey,•1,, (1. Powell.
Strathroy—ltev. J. C. held,
Sarnia -Rev. George Jowitt.
Chatiam-Rev A. L, At, Tliontsoa,
Windsor—RPV 17, A, (raham,
iifdgetown,—Rev, Hiles,
01. Thomas—Rev. It. 13, Barnby,
Of these eleven eight have never be-
fare-oc0uplcsl the position of a dis-
trict clta'frman, '1.'he3' , are Itov..
Messrs, Ashton, Armstrong, Ander-
son, }'ose11, •Jewitt, Thomson, Biles
and Herlihy_
Changes,to the first draft of sta-
tions kept the stationing committee
in session until 0 o'clock Wednesday
morning. -
- Deputations which the committee
heard ua Saturday had sontetbing to
do with altering the allocation ul
the ministers.
Rev. G. W. Dewey goes to Empress
Avenue church, London.. He was
there seven years ago for four )roars.
F. le. Maine of London M to be
professor of religious education at
Albert College.
The conference accepted the invita-
tion ot the Central and Trinity cher-
cites, Stratford, to hold their confer-
ence there next year.
(.'apt. 16. 11'. iedtvards, just back
Irons combatant service overseas,
goes to Seaiorth and Rev. II. D.
)'foyer, who has been at Sealorth on-
ly a. year, goes to Goderich (North
street). J. 1'. Iteycraft takes the
piace of Capt. Edwards in tate final
draft for Victoria street.
Rev. A. 1e. Mattson, who has ,just
got hone from Omsk, goes to :1ub-
urn.
Stations in the first draft where
changes have been made are as fel-
lows :
Ethel, H'. S. (kelt ; Bethei, one
wanted ; Ilervie, Geo. Kersey, B.A.
Korth street, Goderich, H. D.
:Boyer ; Victoria street, Goderich, .1.
F, Reycraft ; Seaforth, ll. W. Ed-
wards ; Ilolnnesville, John. Kennedy ;
llennriller, Ii, Kennedy ; Auburn, A.
I..Milison.
The examining hoard will meet at
St. Marys next April.
The following committees were ap-
June 12th, OW
pointed :
Vomrnission on rural uliloet lcloo -
ltev, W. R. ()Sheri), Rev. A. McIgh-
bon, Rev. 11, T. 0"orguson, P. front,
U, (lance, 5, Maine,
Treasurer: of superannuation fund of
conference,: fiev, A. (l, Tiffin.
Finance cainntlttee—J, W. ilibbert,
J. A, Agnew, Ii, IIioksa J, C. Hey,
A Hunt, i t 1'r
Ii n { 11 1PA an.
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('ir0111 t huun(biries--!lay. J. 11,
Holmes, Rev, J. W. Ashton, Rev..
W. 1+1. Allllson, A, 141. hunt, A. Ails-
tin.
Treasurer ooitingent lutidrW. It,
Vance, Melbourne..
'elle public school boar(!' of (loderka
las decided to grant their teachers,
without ext"eptign; a bonus of $00
each, and an advance of 10 percent.
0f this increase() salary, thus a
a
104211er who formerly reeeivcd );000'
Per 4lanunt will now receive 11000 plilr3
1150 plus 10 percent.,a total of 81,-
0.10,
Birt)) realieed about $2300 fr:oln
the celebration held thele 011 .luno
Sed, This brings their Memorial
ll All mild up to over $3,000,
A session of the Comity Court is
to
bP held no:it week before Judge
g
Dickson of (1oderlelr, opening
on Tuesday, the 10th, 'J'he following
week there will be a sitting, here of
tile Supreme Court of Ontario, oum
ineneAtg on Tuesday, June 17th. Mr.
Justice Loglewill preside.
()wing to lack of space we
obligee to hold over names of
gates, county council report
other matter,
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Ice Cream like mother used to make ?
No indeed! . Ice cream far superior to that.
Nothing but pasteurized pure cream, cane sugar and
pure flavor extracts go into Silverwood's Ice Cream.
That creamy, velvety taste that mother never could
have liven to her home-made ice cream is the result
of homogenizing and scientific -freezing.
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OULD you experiment with such
an important thing as the Beating
of your home ?
It is a job for experts. The comfort of your
home for years depends on it.
You can call on us to sell you not merely
a furnace, but COMFORT—guaranteed.
McClary's heating engineers will advise
you and plan your heating system,
without charge.
Asst about the LITTLE DRAFTMAN that turns
10 00 the drafts and regulates them automatically. •
Sold by J. Sutter
Rates for
Telephone Service
THE new fates for Long Distance Service, effective May
25th and based upon' air -line mileage, correct inequalities
in the old schedule and embody both increased and de-
creased charges.
Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a
3 -minute talk to points most frequently called by local sub=
scribers:
Old Rate New Rate
Clinton to Goderich $ .15 $ .15
Blyth
.10 ,16
London .30 .85
Toronto .00 .75
Wingham .25 .20
The hours during which reduced Long Distance rates (night rates)
are in effect are now
From 8.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m., 60 per cent of day rate
From 11.30 p.rn. to 6 a.m., 40 per cent of day rate
Mold rates are based on Standard Time
LtiCAL SERVICE
Rates for local service to present subscribers will be increased ten
per rent, effective from July 1st next.
Applicants for service will be charged at the increased rates, from
May 25th.
Seery Dell Tetephane is a Lona Distance Station
The BdI Telephone Co. of Canada
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