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Will need wedding rings- you
wish yours to be good, up-to-
date in style and a comfortable
fit. Those we 'sell have all these
desirable qualities.
Our stock of presents for. the
'JUNE BRIDES are all they could
desire: SILVER TEA SETS and
numerous. FANCY PIECES. All
useful, also 'CUT GLASS, fancy
china and .DINNER SETS.
W. II. HUHU
JEWLER & OPTICIAN
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
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LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore,
touchy corns off with
fingers _
YE
s.i
ST CAKES
Royal Yeast
has been the
standard. �tyeast
inCanaadal. • for
ever 50 years, and it
is ,a well known fact
tht bread made
with Royal Yeast
• possesses a• greater
amount of nourish.
nient than that
made wi
b any
e
English scientists have decided that
passing electricity through freshly cut
timber makes it more resistant
against decay and fungous growths.
133RD. r RAM. COLORS
ON WAY HOME
,
COMRADES WILL, DECIDE WHERE
THEY WILL REST -MEETING TO
BE CALLED -SALE OF BAND IN-
STRIJMENTS IS OBJECTED TO BY
FORMER SOLDIERS
(London Advertiser). -Members of
the old 33rd Battalion are to have the
pleasure of .receiving the battalion col-
ors again in a short time, Word has
been received by L1eut,Col, h1, T.
Rance, of 'Clinton,' formerly senior
major of the unit, that they are on the,
way home, and lie has asked that n
meeting of the 33rd1. Comrades' Club
be called to decide where the colors
shall be deposited, A meeting to talk
over this and other questions will be
held on Tuesday evening.
There is also a fund of $2,000 be-
longing to the regiment, and the dis-
posal of this money will be discussed.
The trustees of the fund are Brig, -
Gen. L.'W. Shannon, Lieut.Col. J. D.
McCrinnot, Majors Willoughby and
Thornley and Capt. Mercer.
The colors were deposited in St.
Paul's Cathedral, London, England, be -
Idea tate battalion was broken up and
sent, to Trance, and in all probability
they will be. left in St. Paul's here.
When a general meeting of the bat-
taliond trustees t I
ah t sl es Is called, s
i antic-
19 ttention to
Motor. Car Owners !
We are now in a position to give efficient and prompt
service.
We are equipped with an up-to-date plant to do
Vulcanizing and Retreading
Vulcanizing and Retreading on all sizes of tires, - Smooth
All Weather Treads put on
Out of town customers ship your work to us at our ex-
pense. We will examine it and advise by return mail.
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
or
nson & Churchill
Doesn t hurt a bit! Drop a little
T'reeeone on an aching corn, Instantly
'that corn stops, hurting, then you lift
it right out. Yes, magic!
A. t'ny bottle of Freezone costs but a
ieiv cents at any drug store, but is suffi-
cient to remove every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes; and the
calluses, without .soreness or irritation.
Freozone is the sensational discovery
of a Cincinnati grains.It is wenzIerful.
Plain Language
You'll find that common
words, simple explanations
and quick action are the
rule at the Willard Service
Station.
It• is part of Willard policy to
make it easy for every user of a
Willard Battery to get the most
'out of it. So our instructions
are plain:
1 -Add pure water.
2 -Take hydrometer test
every two weeks. •
3 --If hydrometer test is
less than 1.285 at any two
successive readingsome
straight to the Willard 3ez•v-
ice Station.
J. qi, PUNK Ga Ira e
is your Willard Service Station.
Storage Battery recharged and
Overhauled, Accessories for
Automobiles and bicycles.
Phone 80 Residence 140
CLINTON, "ONTb
Notice
;►'Seventy live dollars will be
given in prizes by Clinton Agri
cultural Society for field crop
competition. Prizes 10 be divid-
ed as follows:
First Prize: -$20,
2nd prize: -$15,
3rd prizes -$12.
4th prize: -$10,
5th prizes -$8.
etih prize: $6.
7th prize: 114,
The mat be at least ten com-
petitions having live acres of
white oats: This Is open only
to Members in good standing, or
any wishing to compete, must
become members of the above
Society.
Entries for this competielon
will close June 1st, 1914. Entry
forms, and any furtifer'partfcu.
lets May be obtained front S. B,
Statlsers, district representative
o' A; J. McMurray, Secretary,
,1 S
& J viend in.need
This illustrates an actual case where a K. & S. tube
was used to pull a .friend out of the ditch. While not
advisable to use a tube this way, it can be done with
a K. & S. tube -the tubes that are often known to
outlast the car itself.
LAMINATED
See this cross-section of a
K. & 3. tube. Note its con-
struction.
Every K. & S. tube is
LAMINATED -built up layer
upon layer, and vulcanized in
one piece.
The strong, elastic rubber is
compounded from the finest
ingredients, preventing it from
becoming brittle or porous, and preserving its satiny softness.
Try one IC, & S. tube, and compare its length of service with
that of any other•make,
K. & S. tubes cost no more than others.
You might as wall have the best.
Write for FRES Milecge Record Booklet,
K. & S. Canadian Tire & Rubber Co., Limited
TORONTO, BALITLTON, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG
Factory at WESTON, Ont.x
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t
• $- ice.
TIRES alloTURE.
Are 5oi.m BY
R. Graham
Bert, Langford
1Paxman's Garage
'"c1 J. B, Levis
A. Seeley.
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Spend Dominion Day in Goderich
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GREATEST PROGRAM IN WESTERN ONTARIO
TUESDAY, JULY 1st, 1919
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
DEMONSTRATION 13Y
WAR VETERANS
BASEBALL -Zurich .(Winners of
Clinton Tonna/tent) vs.
Goderich (whiners of Blyth
Competition).
BABY SHOW
GREAT
a
HORSE RACES
2,10 trotor pace purse ..$350
2,25 trot or pace, purse ..$300.
2.50 trot or pace, purse ..,$100
CONCERTS 13Y BAND OF THE
33rd Regt.
HIGHLAND DANCING
FLORAL PARADE, etc.
CONCLUDING WITH A GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY
IN THE EVENING -SOMETHING DOING ALL DAY LONG
._ i "._
Come end have the time of your Itis at "Huron's Gulden Gate"
MayerWtgle W. Ladle, T. Pritchard
Chairman- of Committee, ; Treasurer Secretary
THE CLINTON MEW Ellie
tpated that the men will have, eonhe
questions to ask, There is eonsidere
able c}iss ttistaetion; because the band
tustrunieut's were sola by: the trustees
to the C. G. R: for ,$200, without the
men having beets consulted, it is
asserted that one of the Instruments
'done Is worth &1250, that the Original
total cost was $1,160, and. that this a-
mount was raised by the men them-
selves, with the understanding that the
players' were to own their own instru-
ments on return to Canada,. Sone of
them have not been turned Ili, but
those who did obey instructions have
now lost diem. it is claimed that the
trustees had no right to sell under
these conditions,
11 is. hoped thit a meeting of the
trustees and men will be arranged at
which these questions will be settled
satisfactorily.
HAD DYSENTERY
Was So Weak She Had
To Go To Bed.
Mrs - Charles Buchanan, West Moul-
ton, Ont., writes: -"1 took Dr Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry when 1 had
dysentery so bad I passed nothing but
blood and water. I got medicine from
our doctor, but it failed to help me. A
friend of mine dropped into see me one
afternoon. I was so weak I was in bed.
She told me what "Dr. Fowler's" had
done for her little boy. and she went
home and got the bottle she always kept
in her medicine chest; and believe me
four doses helped me so I could get up
and do my work. I took two more
doses and I was as normal as I should be.
I would not be without it now if it were
five dollars a bottle. My husband has
used it since I did, for diarrhoea and
he got' splendid results. You may
publish this .1 you wish, as it may load
some other sufferer to a euro."
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry for the past 74 years has had
phenomenal success- in all cases of
diarrhoea, dysentery, cramps, colic, ehol•
era morbus, cholera infantum, summer
complaint and bowel oomplaints of old
and young.
If you want to bo en the safe side, if
you don't want to experiment or take
chances as to results, refuse any and every
bowel complaint compound that ie
offered you and insist on the old reliable
"Dr. Fowler's."
Price .350. a bottle at all dealers.
Put up only by The T. Milburn Co.;
Limited. Toronto. Ont.
FORWARD MOVEMENT
SUMMER SCHOOL
Program of School to Be Held at Knox
Church, Goderich, July 5-12
SATURDAY, JULY STH
Saturday afternoon will be spent in
getting settled- in the various homes
where the delegates are to be entertain-
ed. 7n the evening a Social Iiour will
be spent in the lecture room of the
church to get acquainted.
SUNDAY, JULY 6TH
Sunday will be a day.of quiet rest
and worship. Divine service will be
conducted in Knox church at 11 a. m.,
by Rev. J. •M, Nichol, B. A., Listowel,
and at 7 p, nig by Rev. Alex McMillan,
D. D. Toronto, convener of the Hymnal
committee.
MONDAY, JULY 7th
Forenoon: -Motor ride to points of
interest and reception of staff.
Afternoon: -Program of studies,
2.00 to 5.45.
Evening: -S,00; Worship, song and
htddres33,
DAILY PROGRAMME
Rev. W. R. Mclntosh General Chairman
And Supervisor
Morning: -S.30 -Worship a 11 d
"Studies in Life from the New Testa-
ment," Rev. J. D. Cunningham, M. A.,
Welland.
9.1"5 -."Korea," Rev. D, A. McDon-
ald, B, A., of Korea.
10.00: -Women's Work, Represen-
tative of W. M. S.
10145 -"Religious Education," by
Rev. W. J, Knox, M. A. London,
10.00: -"Community Service," Rev.
0, A. Woodside; M. A. Brantford.
11,4 5 -intermission
Afternoon: -Rest, Recreation, Sup-
ervised Gashes, Swimming etc.
Evening 8:00 to 8,30 -Each even-
ing Worship Song will be led by Rev.
Alesx, McMillan, b D„ assisted by Mr.
1', T. L-•gener, ,Mus, B., Miss McKenzie
:and the full choir of Knox Church,
8.30: -Each evening from Monday
to Friday inclusive, the following pro-
gramme of addresses will be introduc-
ed.
Monday -Rev, J. M. Nichol, B. A.,
Listowel, "The Forward Movement,"
Tuesday -Rev, A. B. Armstrong, M.
A., Toronto, "A. Visit to the Opening
Orient,"
Wedihesday Rev. G. A. Woodside,
M. A., Brantford, "Trustees of the New
Civilization."
Thursday. -Rev. W. J. Knox, M. A.
London, "The Nation's Challenge to
The dosis.".
Friday --Rev, D. C. McGregor, 13, A.,
London, "The Investment of Life."
GENERAL INFORMATION
The commnittee's object this year is
to feature the "Forward Movement" of
our church,
The Committee has arranged for bil-
lets in the (homes so as to reduce the
expense of the delegates to a minimum.
The sum of eight dollars ($'8.00) will
be paid to the hostess for the week.
A registration fee of one dollar
°($1.00) is required'frotn each d'eiegate
to cover the expenses of the school.
The fee should accompany the applica-
tion for registration. The fee will be
refunded to any who find it impossible
to attend if notice is sent by July 211d;
early as possible to Mr, J. F, Tltoelson,
Appplicatiot should be made as
Secretary.
dhilt .ren ai
FOR FLETCHES'Sx
0 ► ►�T.C7 RIA,
MCCUILOUGH HANGED
FOR MURDER
Slayer of Detective Williams Pays the
Penalty at,Toronto,, •
T01.'011 to, June 13..= -Frank ,,Mc(.3u1-
toug']h,‘tiie Otsego, N, Y., county farm
tad, was lunged at the jailthismorn-
ing for the murder of Detective Frank
Williams, The execution took place at
7.57 a.m., and -Jail officials state that
McCullough went to his death with a
smile on his face, calmly praying for.
!himself 'and. .for the C4131)14)1, Rev,
Bertram Nelles, who attended him dur-
ing his lncaireeretiou.
HURON LIBERALS MEET
South Huron Liberals at Hensall De.
mand Just Franchise, Better Treat.
ment For Veterans, Tariff Reduc-
tions and British Preference,
Hensel!, June 16: The franchise
act, delays in holding ' by-elections,
lack of tariff reform, treatment given
returned soldiers, press censorship and
government extravagance came in for
severe criticism at the live enthusiastic
Liberal gathering held In the town hall
here this afternoon. -
South Huron Liberals" -from every
section of the provincial and dominion
ridings were on Band in numbers to
give voice to the new and vigorous
Liberalism that is rapidly sweepng
from Atlantic to Pacific.
The meeting held today was repre-
sentative of the Liberal Association as
constituted for both provincial and
dominion matters, and the ring of the
speeches by W. G. Charlton of Aylmer,
secretry-treasurer of the Western
Ontario Liberal Association, and of
Willia0h Proudfoot, M. P, P., of Goder-
riclh, wet indicative of the new vigor
and life which the sheeting displayed
Officers for dominion and provincial
associations were elected for the year,
and also sub -division chairmen and
delegates to go to the Ottawa and
Toronto Liberal Conventions.
Stiff Resolutions
Resolutions were passed unanimously
demanding: 1
1. A just franchise,
2. "Compulsory bye -elections to be
held automatically within 60 days after
the vacancy occurs.
3. "Such a'drastic reduction of the
customs tariff as will make free all
requirements of agriculture, produc-
tion , and the industrial life of Canada,
and all the necessities of life for the
great consuming population of this
country This will include acceptance
of full reciprocal trade relations with
the United States and all countries
giving us like treatment. We also
favor a decided increase in the trade
preference with the motherland.
4. "A full and just reconsideration
Of tate treatment and pensions of our
returned soldiers with a view to do-
ing them full justice.
.5. "A free press and a free as-
sembly.
6. "Doing away with the publica-
tion of the official records and bureau
of information.
John Essery, President
John Essery, of Usborne Township
was elected president of the Provincial
Association. Other .officers are: First
vice-president, Mrs. F. W. Giadman, of
Exeter; second vice-president, Robert
McKay, of Tuckersmitlh; secretary, T.
G. Shillinglaw, of Seaforth; treasurer,
J. Preeter, of Zurich.
Chairmen of sub -divisions are: G.
Wise„ Goderich Township; J. A. Mc-
Ewen ,Stanley Township; J. Thompson,
Bayfield Township; Charles Fritz, Hay
Township; John Morgan, Usborne
Township; G. Collins and R. Penhale,
Stephen, Township; William Hay,
Tuckersnhith Township; 'Charles i•Iar-
vey, Exeter and Dr. Alex. Moir, lien-
sall.
Delegates to the provincial conven-
tion at Toronto are: J, Preeter, J, Es-
sery, J. Kellerman, of Dashwood, Mrs.
J.Essery and Mrs. T. J. Berry, of Hen-
sal1, Alternates are: Alex Mustard, of
Brucefield, John Morgan and Mrs. 0.
Fritz, of Zurich.
• Harry Smith Federal Head
Harry Smith ,of Hay Township was
chosen head of the Federal Liberal As-
sociation. . Other officersi��are: First
vice-president, James Watson, of Sea -
forth; second vice-president, Donald
Burns, of i•Iensall; third vice-president,
Miss Beatrice Urquhart, of ilensall;
secretary, R. G. Seldom, of Exeter;
treasurer, Dr. Alex, Moir, of Hensall„
The sub -division chairmen are those
named by the provincial, association
with the following added: George Mc-
Lellan, Clinton, ,George 0r Waltt, iRhl-
tett Township; John McDowell, McKil•
Ibp Township; J. B. liinchley, Seaforth,+
George Stephenson, Seaforth; and J.
Hawkins, of Exeter.
Delegates to the Ottawa convention
are : Mrs Harry Smith, of Exeter;
Robert Pickard, Harry Smith and
Thoinas McMillan, of ilullett Township,
HURON BOYS HOME
Pte. li, M. Ward, Seaforth.
Pte. J, 12. Makins, Varna, '
Pte. A. Wallace, Winglians.
Pte, E. C. Hoare, Clinton,
Pte. 0; W. Lyniburner, Goderich,
Pte. V. Green, Goderich,
0-2' M. S., W. S. J. Holman, Goderich
Sergi. W, Haywood, 'Clinton.
Pte. E, If Underwood,-Bluevnle,
" Pte. J. Stirling, Clintoth.
Pte. A; Weaver, Wingham
Pte, W. P. Grieve; Seaforth
Ser•gt, M. Counter, Clinton
Pte, J. 19 Currie, Wingham
Pte. 11. M, Luke, Brussels
Pte, B. Sheppard, Goderich
Pte, A. Butler, Clinton
F.1 C, Lockr'id'ge, Wingliam
Pte. A, 1'. McEwen; llensait
School. Fair
Messrs, A, J.•Morrish and W. John-
son ware interviewing the merchants
this week in regards to the prize list
of the Cbdnty School Fait', '1'ihey re-
ceived 1 hearty- weleohte and good
prizes will be offered.
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Pgrh" ���e�`�(� M1lfots
ii, hh t on vie Rite at
the prinGet a pair and try then).
Full Asso4;strnent o/ all that is
best in Rubber Footwear
Plumsteel Bros.
'L m all Profits Phone 25. More IIusinras
TILE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS
South Dakota led the states for wild •
hay last year, harvesting 3,282,000
tons. One Story frame (rouse, six rooms
Cellar, % acre of garden, fruit trees,
raspberries, Well Shed on North
street; Clinton,
1 Apply to �a
MRS. MARY GUNN
_Or W_'BRYDONE, Clinton
BOARS FOR SERVICE
THE SOLDIER SETTLEMENT I Champion Bred Big Type York-
e shire and Chesterwlhite Boars, , At
home every forenoon,
A. C. LEVY
Clinton, Ont.
PHONE -5 on 639.
LiVE POULTRY WANTED
FOR SALE
BOARD OF CANADA
Full information_ regarding Soldier
Land Settlement Work may now be
secured at the offices of the Agricul-
tural Representatives of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture throughout
the Province.
Agriculural Representative for Huron
County,
S.B. Sto th ers
Clinton, Ontario.
House For Sale.
9 -roomed, story -acrd- a Half, good
cellar, electric lights, town water, also
soft water inside. This House is in
first class condition.
Apply to New Era, Clinton
FOR SALE
One Overland car and one Stude-
baker for sale. Apply to
CLINTON GARAGE.
WANTED -•
Girl wanted to go to Toronto for
general house work, Highest wages.
Light Work. Good home. Small fam-
ily.
INQUIRE NEW ERA OFFICE
House for Sale. -
Good 2 -story brick house, • all the
conveniences, electric light, town water
also barn on premises. Apply to
T. T. Murphy, Clinton.
NOTICE
Representative Wanted
One of the most progressive Canad-
ian Life Insurance Companies with over
8100,000,000 Ineurancein force, wants
n representative in Clinton and vicinity.
A guaranteed continuing renewal in-
terest agency contract.. Previous Life
insurance experience not essential.
Cohfdental. P. 0. Box N, Clinton.
WANTED
A good man at Clinton and Huron
County, to represent the old reliable
Fonthilt Nurseries. Prospects for busi-
ness brightest in years. We are offer-
ing a complete list of all lines of Fruit
and Ornamental lines in !hardy Canadian
grown stock. Start in now by beginn-
ing cit new season's business, Ex-
clusive territory, highest commissions,
handsome free' outfit. STONE AND
WELLINGTON, TORONTO, ONTARIO.
VICTORY BONDS
Bought and sold' at Market prices.
W. BRYDONE.
HOUSE FOR SALE
0:s'Rattenbnry Street East, Clinton,
good garden, furnace, electric light,
town water, near schools. Apply,
R. Rowland,
��
FOR SALE
Scvcral•secorid hand Heaters lot sale,
apply ,to THOS. HAWKINS,
House for 5'ale br Relit.
Frame haute Cu Mill street, town
water and also soft water, good garden
eta, Apply 14 Harty Folland.,
Highest market price paid.
Phone 14.638
W. MARQUIS
Clinton, Ontario
Seed Corn
We now have a full stock of tate best
grades of Seed Corn obtainable. Be-
fore ordering your seasons supply, call
and see our stock Once you see it
we feel quite sure you will be well
satisfied with the quality and also the
prices. °
Seed Potatoes •
Seed potatoes have been added to
our stock. These potatoes are of a
well known variety "Northern Ontario"
They are a large, firm, clear skinned
Potato and will make good seed. The
price is very reasonable for this ex-
ceptional variety of Potato and you
will not make any mistake if you buy
your supply at once.
Baby Chick Feed
Have you tried our Baby 'Chick Feed?
We are handling this Chick Feed in two
grades, coars and fine. It is made of
the best grain and is free of dust and
dirt. Sold in any quantity. Special
price on large ammounts.
Large Stock of Flour always on hand.
Highest prices paid for grain of all
kinds. • 1 aretf l
r
W.Jenkins&Son
FLOUR AND FEED
Phone 199 Residence, 131. _
Wholesale License 12-82
Canadian Food Control License 9-2365
a rR KR,t1F.LW.iA
TIME TABLE CHANGES
A. CHANGE OF TIME WILL BE MADE
ON
JUNE 29TH
INFORMATION NOW IN AGENTS'
HANDS.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning,
District Passenger Agent, Troonto,
John Rnnsford & Son, city passen-
ger and Ticket,,,A,gents, phone' 57.
A. 0, Pattison, station agent.
UFFERED 5 YEARS
WITH HEART TROUBLE.
Through oar cause or of her n large ma-
jority
of heart of trublle aree. entiblcd l
but do not lce
tow
When the heart becomes affected there
ensues n feeling of a choking sensation,
the breatn becomes so short: it 10 head to
breathe and you feel ns if you were
smothering, you become weak and dizzy,
the heart palpitates, tluobs and beats
irregularly.
On the first sign of the heart be-
coming weakened you w:Il find that a
few boxes of Milhurn's heart and Nerve
Pills will strengthen and invigorate
it so that it beats strong and rrgular,
and the lost vitality is replaced by
vigor and energy,
Mr. Strplhen Cions,•, rn.'n Ch;fford,
N.S., writes: --"1 euffcred for five years
with heart trouble, 1 could hardly walk
to the barn without resting 1 utwd t,o
Frit 8o chert fit breath. Tho doelor:i
could not heft ane, Idy wife told me
about Milburn e heart and Nerve "iritis.
I got a box and felt bet trr3 thrre hexes
tirade me quite well, 1 aril now hrlp,thg
my son Work the farm; and ran truth.
fully say 1 feel like a different moo.
I can highly recommend your pills" to
any one Who has b weak heart,'
Pride 500: a box at all dealers, ,or
Mailed direct on receipt �of price by The
T. Milburn Co,, l irauitdd; ordAto, Oats