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Clinton, Ontario _
Nees of Bethel ebfl ch, The weather
was of the )eal garden -darty var-
iety, the attendance Wats large end
everybody seemed to be having a
good time. A pleasing program was
put on, Bev, 13, -Anderson acting as
oliairman. Aniong those taking part
1 weer The Messrs,Monk, who con-
tributed ,violin selections, Miss. Beat-
rice Greene, Clinton, and Miss Lulu
Lobb, who sang very aeeeptably, An
abundant and appetizing supperwas
served by the ladies of the church be-
fore the program. .There was also a
booth on the grounds and the de-
mand for doe cream 'could not
be supplied, so insistent and guests=
tont was it. The proceeds amounted
to about ninety dollars.
The dwelling of Mr, 11. A, Porter
ion was des-
troyed
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of the fourth tcuces •
by fire about four o'clock on
Sunday morning last, The family
wore awakened by 1)110 tire and sm0k0
and had.barely time to escape with
their lives, the house and contents
being completely destroyed; Tho
cause of the Jiro is unknown., There
was a small insurance but not near-
ly enough to cover the loss, While
' the loss to itfr. Porter is severe ho
is nevertheless to he congratulated
that the family all escaped unharin-
1 ori..
L.071:: No. 300 will attend divine
service.., in - tt-.• ,Jauies' church, 11tiddle-
ton, at ten -thirty on the morning of
the first Sunday in July,
Codealch 'Township
Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Laithwaito of
Edinburgh, North Dakota, arrived
last week and will spend the summer
with their mother, Mrs. Henry Mur-
phy of Willow Heights, this town-
ship, and with other friends and
relatives hereabouts. •
A very successful garden party
was held an Friday evening last on
the lawn of Mr, and Mrs. herb. 0.
Cos. The affair was under the aus-
Igera
The DoubteTrack Route
betwee
MONTREAL,
TORONTO,
DETROIT
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on night trains and
parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto.
A. 0. Pattison, Depot Agent.
JOHN RANSFORD cC: SON,
Phone 57. Uptown Agents.
Hoire yvlilte
A special Children's Decision Day
service was held in the Methodist
church Sunday morning, by the pas-
tor, Rev. A. Sinclair, who gave a
very suitable address. A children:s
choir of about fifteen, under the lead-
ership of Mrs. Oscar Tebbutt, fur-
nished appropriate music, This was
followed by a reception service for
new members. Miss Dorothy Jervis
and Marion Alcock united with the
Church. t
The League met as usual Monday
evening. The topic "Modern Demo-
cracy" was taken and well handled
by Rev. Mr. Sinclair. The Epworth
League and S.S. intend holding a
lawn social on the 8th July.
Mrs. .Joseph ,Jervis is taking in
the Greyhound excursion to Detroit
this week.
'rhe McLaren Co. have purchased a
motor truck for use in connection
with getting milk from the surround-
ing countryside to their factory here.
Miss Agnes Banlnvitz of Toronto is
spending a week in the village for
canvassing purposes.
Mrs. Frank McDonald and little
boys spent Monday in Goderich.
21r. and tiers. Will Tebbutt spent
Sunday with the fornmer's parents,
lir. and Mrs. Geo. Tebbutt.
Put War Bond interest into War
Savings Stamps and keep saving.
Dry Goods
and
House
Furnis Bing
tocii
P -IONE '78.
Furs
and
Ready to-
1Veer
Garments
Ladies' Spring Suits
at Exactly
Halt Price
We are anxious to clear our racks
to make room for summer goods. We
put on sale every suit, twelve in all.
These are all. this season's garments,
colors navy, black and brown. Your
choice Saturday it, regular price, '
Rain Coats $4.99
2 dozen special raincoats, light
and dark grey, good rubber lining,
wool toP, sizes 30, 38 and 40, spec •
-
ial for Saturday 04.00.
Bagiield
llayflehl and Varna 0.0.1F. dodges
attended olivine service in the Meth•,
adist eliurelt an Sunday afternoon,
when lieu, 13. Anderson preached a
very appropriate 800)00)1. to them,
The ehuroh was (handsomely decorat-
ed with flowers for the 00casion and
a banner bearing the wart, "Wel-
cone" was eonspieuously displayed
.111r, George Mitchell of Lobo wag
the guest of his cousin, bir, F. A.
Iiidwards, over the week -end,
Mrs, Stothers and family of Lon-
don spent the week -and at their sum.
niei cottage in Lakeside.Park.
Airs.. Heath and Miss Dorothy, who
spent the, winter in California,. re-
turned to. the village' last week,
Iar-
oll heath whohas just returned
from overseas, is with his mother
and sister at present, Mr. I-Ieath
(1'10(1.'100e the family was in Cali-
fOrnda,
Mr, Ed. Weston has purchased the
Comnnerci:til. Hotel from Mr, H. Dar-
OW and will take possessl"on at
once, 11 is Mr. Weston's intention
to conduct au up-to-date 'summer
hotel and, as accommodation is at a
premium here, we have no „doubt his
venture will be a success, Mr, -and
;lies. Darrow are moving,_tn ' the
(i'11001145," Met. I9a1TOti' "intends leav-
ing shortly on a trip to the. west.
Mr, and Mrs. Hunt al London spent
the week -end in the village.
A number from Baydeld 'took in
the moonlight excursion at Cloderich
on Monday •evening,
Miss L. Reid and Mr. ,Jinn Fer-
guson were the only Bayfield people
who r went to Detroit on the Grey-
hound ,excursiou.
Rev. A. Macfarlane, Aressrs.
Ross and II. W. Irwin and Misses
Josie Sterling and Margaret Camp-
s bell. attended the Huron County
Temperance Convention at; •Clinton
on Tuesday.
Mr. C. E. Stein of the Sterling
Hank, nidio has been enjoying a fort-
night's vacation at his home in Ciue-
bee Province., returned on Mon-
day. He attended the wedding of
his brother while away.
Mrs. (Rev.) Tolmie and datigghter,
Miss Fergie, of Windsor arrived on
Monday and are occupying their
summer • cottage. Mr. Tolmie and
Miss Madge will conte by motor.
A meeting of the citizens was held
01 the town hall oa Monday evening
for the purpose of organizing,
a baseball' club. The following of-
ficers were: elected :, Manager, Capt.
J. A. Ferguson ; -captain, Willard
Sturgeon ; sec. -treasurer, A. Macfar-
lane. Committees will be appointed
later and it is expected that, a strong
team will be developed Allis season.
Preparations are going forward for
the big celebration on Donlin1M7 Day.
The sports start at half past one
o'clock with a ealithutnpian proces-
sion and decorated auto parade and
this will be followed by games and
sports, something doing all .after-
noon, A grand concert will be given
in the hall int the evening and der -
Jag the afternoon and after the eon-
cert in the evening there will be
dancing in the 11411, The women of
the Patriotic Society will have a
booth on the grounds, A collection
will be taken on the 300011d8 in aid
of rho ,piano fund. Bayfield Is an
ideal place to spend a summer holi-
day and a big crowd is expected,
Brlucefield.
Dr, Rogers has bought outs the
practise of a 1!orestidoctor and left
for. Forest last week. His family
will 10605 in a couple . of weeks. This
leaves I3ruco0old without a medical
01an.
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CLINTON, ONT,
Our reputation for fair dealing
and reliable goods, coupled with
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and durability, has made the
De Laval Cream Separator the
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matter what anyone may
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SOONER OR LATER YOU wiLL Gilt i,
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The ALL CANADIAN SUPER PRODUCTION •
Not a gruesome war picture, but a gripping tale of Canadian Mother Love
The picture is a triumph, touch inn; in its Universal appeal —Manteca l Star.
The production will be one that will long be reanombered,=Montreal Star.
"rho intense draniaUlo tension of the story grips the audience to the very end,--Manitpha Free Press, Wiat.
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Priday afternoon at 4.15, Saturday afternoon at 3, at .l -
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ADMISSION : Afternoons 15 and 35c Evenings 25 and 50c
Ladies' Spring Coats
4 —
25 per cent off
Regular- Price
Just twelve coats left, all good
styles incltidingl covert cloths, tweeds
and Berges, Your choice of any coat
Saturday 25 percent. oft regular
price. Come early for best chOico.
House Dresses
$1.50
10 dozen Ladies' House Dresses
made of good quality, print, dutch
neck, short sleeves, elastic girdle,
special for Saturday (;1.50.
This store wilt olosc every Wednesday, ani 12.80 during June,
July and Auguste: Strop, in .the morning,
"SMOOTHER THAN' VELVET"
THE ever -recurring problem, what to
serve, is so easily solved with Ice
Cream—Silverwood's.
Frozen cream—a delicately flavored dainty
—velvety smooth and rich.
Silverwood's is always thoroughly enjoyed.
Sold in all flavors. in Bricks or Bulk.
SILVERWOOD'SLIMITED, LONDON, ONT.
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FLAVORS
Look for the
Siraerwoad'a
Sign
Spond Dominion Day In &oderich
Greatest Program in Western Ontario
TUESDAY, JULY 1st, 1919
Aeroplane Flights Horse Races
Demonstration by Great War
Veterans
Baseball --Zurich (winners of
the Clinton tournament) vs
Goderieh•(winners of Myth (Joncerts by 33rd Regt. Band
competition) Highland Dancing
Baby Show .Floral Parade, Etc,
2.10 trot or pace
2.25 "
2.50
purse $350
300
1,00
Concluding with a Grand Fireworks Display in the evening
Something doing all day long
Comeatid;have the time of ycolr lite at !'Huron's Golden Gate
Mal.V0R W/C4L111, W, LANIS, T, 1?RI`SCIiARD,
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and large tires, and several sets a year.
Maxwell is neither a big car nor a small car. ' The big-
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$15,000 to buy and $7,000 a year to run.
Most carsare just a foot or a few inches longer.
And others are some smaller—shorter, lighter, less roomy,
and hence lack the luxury of a Maxwell.
Nor do they cost, on the average, less to run.
Gas mileage is very nearly the same. Tire mileage is
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But where Maxwell earned its crowning reputation has
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That means repair bills are amazingly low.
You therefore never get mad at a Maxwell—it's the best
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check for one.
The 300,000 -all -alike idea ' behind the
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Roadster - - 81,275
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THE new rates 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 -I
creased charges. "
Following is a comparison of old and new rates for a
3 -minute talk to points most frequently called by local- sub t
scribers: ` e
Old Rate
Clinton to Goderich ( .15
Blyth .10
Seafot'th .10
London .30
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Wingham .25 .20
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New Rate
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May 25th.
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