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Clinton, Ontario.
Clinton News -Record
Holrnesville
Mrs, Atkinson of Vancouver, 13.0.,
is visiting at her home, that of Mr.
E. Lavis.
A meeting to organize the township
of Goderich for the coming referen-
dum campaign will be held in the
Methodist church, Holmesville, on
Friday, evening, July 25th, at eiglit
o'clock. All interested are asked to.
attend.
LondesbOro,
il. meeting to organize the Town..
ship of kiullett in connection witlrthe
coining Referendum campaign 'will be
held itl the Presbyterian church,
I,ondesbaro, on the evening of Thune,
day, July 24th, at 8 p.m. Those
leterestcd are aske.fl to attend,
Atlas Mae Caldwell left on friday'
to visit friends in Gloneoe and Ailsa
Craig.
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—between—
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 & SON,
Phone 57. Uptown Agents.
MPAROSIMP
Bsgth
The Rev, W. 13, l-iawkins, rector of
Trinity church, was married • on
Thursday morning last lilt the.Churdh
Of the Nativity, Dutton; to Miss
Sadie Smith' of .that town. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
J, H. Colelough, rector of the char-
d'. Rev. Mr, Hawkins and his bride
are spending a honeymoon visiting
various points across the lines before
taking up residence in the rectory,
Blyth.
Benmiller
Young Gledhill of l3ennliller, who
won the b.C'.M. for valor on the
fleld when he was but eighteen years
of ,age, arrived dtome this week, com-
ing over on the C,'arinaliia. He also
won•severaf pages in Sir Max Ait-
ken's book, "Canada In Flanders,"
and the story of his valor is included
In a text book which will be used in
the 'Public schools of Canada. His
parents reside at•Bonmiller.
St. Helens
Me; Levi. iloYle pf Kinloss spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. Joseph
Smith.
lvfiss Aanie Clark anti bits. . llicPhor-
son of Guelph spent the week -end
calling on friends around ,St,. Helens,
Mr, Robt. Woods bus invested in a
new Ford oar.
Mr. and birs. Will #Mavens. and
daughter from tho west palled on
Mrs. Havens on Monday
Mrs, Arnold Barbour, who had.
been visiting around for a: codple of
weeks, returned to her home at Erin
on Friday, '
Mr. and Mrs," John Clark aro,sielt-
ing at Mr. Peter :Clark's,
Mr. and Mrs• Dan Radcliife of
Dakota and Mrs. Murray; Lucan, are
visiting their sisters, Mrs, Stuart,
Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Cameron,
lViiss May Cameron le homo from
Mitchell for the vacation, '
blaster Horace McGuire is speid
ing the holidays with his uncle, Ned
Thorns.
ATiss Clara Woods has gone to
London to take a summer course at
the Normal there.
Miss Ethel ivfcPhersoii. Darr returned
from rlosler'icll, where she attended
the Presbyterian Summer school,
RUPTURE+` RELIEF
Results not Iniluenees by Age or
Length of Time Standing,
Reports Expert.
Rupture is not a tear or a breach
in the abdominal wall, as commonly
supposed, but it is a stretching or
dilation of a natural opening. J. Y.
Egan of Toronto, the noted rupture
appliauce specialist will visit Clin-
ton, Rattenbury House, Wednesday
(all day and night) 1 day only .1aly
23rd. •
The "Curatrus" as now used' and
prepared to order, will not only re-
tain rupture perfectly, affording im-
meciiate and complete comfort, but
is intended to assist nature in her
work of closing the opening in the
shortest time known, These new
surgical • appliances have received
highest approval wherever shown
and are an improvement on. the de-
sign in accordance with the sugges-
tion of Sir Arbuthnot -Lane F.R.C.S.
of England, producing results with-
out harmful ready-made hard pad and
old fashioned steel spring trusses.
.Air. Egan has testimonials from our
own section for inspection. 11 inter-
ested, call ; he will show you same
without charge. 01-2
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cooler goods. Fortunately we have
made extensive prepa7:ations for just
such emergency. Every lady will
find their collection of summer gar-
ments up to date in every way, that
making a choice will be a pleasure.
Pretty cool dresses,
WVash,skirts,
Thin underwear.,
Silk and lisle hosiery,
New Voiles,
New organdies,
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New neckwear,
Pretty parasols,
. New kirnmonas,
Summer sacques. •
NEEDS FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
A LADY
C.C. a La Grace
Corsets for the
Hot Weather
C—c a La Grace is a name that
means something, It means .,some -;
thing every SCCtiOn and eve r��9�'
because
cry gore of every corset 'has boon NL'`32.46'
catelully designed and as ' carefully -
put together to fit the figure like a
glove. P1100'. from $1,50 to $$.00 a
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Thisstore will close every Wednesday at 12:30 doting ,July and Aug,
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News of !Happenings
in tbe Count and
District
Leonard Macklin, the eighteen -year-
old son of Dr. and Mrs. Macklin of
Cloderieh, was drowned in the lake
near the mouth of the river- last
Thursday,. afternoon. He was writing
on Itis examination for senior, matric-
ulation and on getting out of school
went out alone for a paddle in his
canoe. The water was very rough
and his. canoe was swamped and
though an expert swiininer the young
man was drowned. The body was
not recovered until -the following day.
' Mr. •Joseph Feagan,, a welhlcnown
resident of West Wawanosb, died last.
week at the bonze of his brother -in
his sixty-ninth year.
Air. Geo. IL King of Peterboro,
formerly choir leader, will have
charge of the_ organ and choir . of
North street church, Goderich, for
the next few Sundays.
,Miss Luella Ryan and 7.lr. Win. H.
Ceasar of -Dungannon were married
in the Methodist church, on July
Silt•
Quartermaster -W. j. G. • Holman,
son of Coy
unt, Clerk Holman of God-
erich, arrived home front overseas
last week. Quartermaster Holman
enlisted in the fall of 1011 and went ,
overseas early in 1915. He was in-
valided by influenza a short time be-
fore the armistice was signed but
came .through the war without once
being wounded.
Capt. (Rev.) Allison of Dungannon
arrived hone from overseas last week
and was very warmly welcomed by
the citizens of that village. Ile was
the last of Dungannon's soldiers to'
return, •
The supplintentary estimates did
not eontatn a vote for Goderich har-
bor, whirl: was expected' by that
town.
Fred Larkin, son of Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. Larkin of 'Seatorth, has been
awarded a Distinguished Conduct
Medal.
Seatorth won the prizes at the
Faill tournament on Wednesday of
last week, ,1• M, Best's rink winning
first and W. (1, Willis' rink second
prize:
The first aeroplane ever seen in
Hensall passed over that town on
Wednesday last on its way from
Exeter to Clinton.
A rather serious accident happened
in Seatorth last week when two
young boys, -who had Hitched into a
tree to watch a baseball game, fell
from the tree. One boy received a
bad cut fn his head and a broken
arm and the other had bout an arm
and a leg broken.
Miss Philippi Maude Harness and
Mr, Autos Lloyd Bayhant of Exet-
er were married on Friday week•
'They will reside in Exeter.
NI'r. W. Morton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Morton of Wfngham, who
bas been manager: of the Bank of
Ilamilton, Regina, Sask., with the
supervision of the bank branches in
Regina district, has been appointed
to the position of pro -assistant gen-
eral manager ofthe Bank
with head -
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quarters at Hamilton.
hem's
Wtng old -boys' Id -bo s
re -union
last
week was a great success. Visitors
s
were present from all parts of On-
tario and the west.
Kppen
(Intended for last issue.)
i\•ir. Percy Clark, Who has been
taking' a -course at the Technical
school in London, with his, wife and
baby boy, are on a i visit to his
mother, Mrs. Wm, Anderson, We
understand Mr, (Ilark has accepted a
position with the feol'd ,people at
Windsor.
Mrs. A, McKenzie visited . • with
friends in .Winghare for, Some' days
last week: during their reunion cera
bration
Dr Aitken left on IIopday to at-
tend: the'iSummer sobtoi held in God-
orieh this week, Miss Etta Jarrot
is also in Goderich this week and
will attend the same gathering.
Mr. and IVIrs, Archie Noakes mot-
ored to Goderich,.township on SIM-
day last -and spent the 'day' with the
former's parents. •
Mr. and Mrs. AndreW'Bell and lam•,
lly returned last Week"alter having a
very pleasant visit with the former's
brother at Boston and also with
Mrs, Bell's sisters at Peterboro.
They travelled in their car. ,
Mr. W. W. Cooper - and dainily
motored to Exeter on Sunday and
attended service in Trivvitt •Metnor-
lel •church,
We had a splendid rain Saturday
afternoon and evening which was
much appreciated - and no doubt
would do much good to root crops
and the late grain..
Mrs. J. Deyell and her three chil-
dren of Peterboro are the guests of
her brothers, the Messrs. Cooper,
and other: relatives,
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WAIT NEWS.
An editor dropped into church for
the first time in many years. 'rho
minister was in the very heart of for
sermon. The editor listened f.0 a
while, and then rushed to hi; oillee.
"What are you fellows doirg? How
about the news from the sent of
war ?"
"What news ?"
"Why,all this about the Egyptian
army being drowned in the Red Sea.
The minister up at the church knows
all about it, and you have not a
word of it in .our latest. Query the
press wire,”
1.IOLMESVILLE
The social held on Mrs. Acheson's
lawn on 'Tuesday evening' of last
week, although in a very busy time,
was quite a success. The ladies pro-
vided a good meal and the Clinton
Kitty hand provided good music. The
proceeds antotrntect to mote than
$150.
RUPTULE
APPLIANCE
EXPERT COMING
New Invention Retains Rupture
Without Pain or Loss of Time.
Old-fashioned galling, slipping trusses and
foreign mall order methods aro anile awaywilh
by the Surgical Inventions of )c Canadian
specialist who bns derated years In this tarn
Study. The pellet:Ind 115W Igen ° GCRATRUS"
(aaprnparcrl to order) gives instant retention,
rest and security whore Milani have failed. It
prevents all irritation, ratting every pit In Its
World position its soon at 1t Mused, and ready
rondo trusses nretlrenwn away. tome's Oast
truv 1s Intended t0 assist nature In het Work 01
closing the 51)55111g in tbn shorten Cum known
anti at small neat Testimonials monials front mets, we.
Mon and Omenta• Nothing darnel -Mated. No
inconvenience trot Just rt natural letantiVo
method, Ittnsl.a yon 1101,1ting to hlvesltiaats.
net ays May no den revolts. Now is the time to
mats yourself ounfnrtable for your daily work.
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011111 111, Bahian int ty lintel.
I Wednesday, (all day and night)
Idroy nnyYlrly 23rd
NOT WEL1, ENOUGkI NN0WN
We .eaunot accomplish much in the
treatment of dyspepsia, however
mob we may temporarily relieve its
symptoms, so long as the blood re-
mains impure. It Is a fact not well
enough known by . people 1 generally
that when the stomach, k liver and
other digestive , organs are supplied
with impure blood; the digestive pro-
s is impaired, s cause.
cos t ,p , o as to au
faintnessAnd loss of ..appetite and
sometimes a deranged state of the
httestineg, and in general all the
symptoms of dyspepsia,
Hood's Sarsaparilla is 01 great
service in dyspepsia, because it puri-
fies the blood, making it the healthy
stimulus the digestive organs must
have for ilio proper performance of
their duties. Hood's Sarsaparilla,
especially if' taken in a little hot
water, Inas "a .magic touch" in dys-
pepsia. Get it today.
Mrs. Hoolihan-01 say, Mrs. John-
son, have you seen Annie's now
baby ? It's a peach 1 Aunty—No ;
but X. reokin they're mighty thankful
'tain't a pair.
July i7th, (919
it 01 et ass.
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Let the children naa their favorite dessert,
It will be ice cream every time.
It is popular with old and young dike.•
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If it's Silverwood's, it is pure --pure pasteurized cream, --
homogenized --pure flavor -giving extracts, and cane sugar.
There is a distinctiveness about our brides that you will
like. Among our many flavors you will find your favorjte.
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bound from Fort William and Port Arthur for
the teeming cities of the East.
This is but one of the many interesting things
you see on this wonderful Great Lakes Cruise.
Have you just a week's vacation?
This six-day cruise on Lakes Huron and Superior
was planned especially for you. You will find each
SARNI - to DU
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hour of ever-changing interest. The thrilling
experience of passing through the Locks at Sault
Ste. Marie, the day ashore at Canada's Twin Cities,
Fort William and Port Arthur, and the visit to our
northern terminus, rising on its wooded promontory
from the blue waters of Superior—the city of
Duluth.
FTHa
Six Days on the Great Lakes
But more charming mg still to most of
us,is the dailylife e o n shipboard.
Aboard.
Tgether, as one family, we travel
1,600 miles,together
we spend six
full
days in tat gay companionship
of
relaxed and rested spirits.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Dancing—Music by full ship's
orchestra. Refreshments at its close.
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HURONIC
"N orthern Navigator" --Daily paper
with news brought in by wireless. A
merry chronicle, too, of life on ship-
board, Afternoon Af do Tea—Served in
the Grand Saloon. Concerts —
Every afternoon and evening, well
known artists as entertainers. Picnic
at Kakabeka Falls, in the country
near Port Arthur, all enjoy a real -old-
fashioned picnic. Social Hostess—
RETU
Devotes her eng
er ics^to the entertain-
ment
ment of the ship's guests. Moon-
light Chorus—After the dancing
djoins
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everybody in singing
old-time
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melodies, out on deck.
Round trip fare, $56 „pt
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Sarnia to Duluth
and return, includ-
ing meals and berth
One way fares on application.
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Three sailings weekly from Sarnia to Soo, Port Arthur, Fort William, and Duluth, leaving Sarnia Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays at 6.10 p.m. (Eastern Time).
For full information ask any Grand. Trunk Ticket Agent, the Company at Sarnia, or your local ticket or
tourist agent.
Write D. F. Geoghegan, Eastern Passenger Agent, Sarnia, Ont., for Cruise Booklet.
Northern Navigation Company, Limited, Sarnia
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