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Women's Store
Next Royal Bank
Phone 67
OWN'S
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Men's Store
Opposite Library
Phone 103
Ask Ontario to Grow Flax.
.The Provincial Department of
Agriculture is sending out pamph-
lets to Farmers urging that they grow
flax, of which there is a serious short-
age.
To Stop False Advertising'.
Among resoultions passed. by the
automobile and automobile accessory
dealers' convention was on calling
upon the Government to stake false
advertising a criminal offense.
Must Have Licenses.
Ottawa has issued a warning that
:ell bakers who use five barrels of flour
per month -must take out their
licenses, otherwise they are liable to
heavy penalties. The onus rests on
the bakers to show the license for
the conduct of their business.
Had a Bath,
While workmen were absent, while
filling up the water lank on Mary St,
little Dug. Kennedy, son of Mr and
:Mrs. Will Kennedy, fell in and had a
narov: escape from druwuing.
mo( rai mix
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Yo'uY. Photo On a Post Card
At $1.25 PER DOZEN.
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We have just received ars entire new stock of everythingVit
in our line. Call in and look them over. Prices from $3-00 141
per doz. up.
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Let un develop and print a roll of films for you.
We guarantee good results.
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PHO'T'OGRAPHER
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Springy,.•Shoe.
The Shoe Models we oiler our
Wonaen Patrons are not "just
Shoes" or oven "just this season's
styles" -They're morel They are
Shoes of particular merit -Shoes of
distinction -Shoes that tower way
above the level of mediocrity.
Some Women have learned the
excellence and superiority of our
shoes by testing them, Others
are learning by .hearsay.
There is no
Store like this
for Women's
Shoes
Leathers of Black 'Vivi, Pecan Brown Calf, Nut brown
Calf and Kiel with high tops, both high am! Bast heels.
$9,50 $6.00 $7.00 $9.50
Remember that its Quality that counts aavad that taU
shgo p&'ictes sewed alike.
WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW ,i'OU 8
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CAL. SIll4 EMAP',]
THE PBACT
DIST RICT T NEWS
Nye**0J'4 i+'++F-3VV
BRUSSFi.`
five-year-old Norman Thompson had
nt
narrow escape from instant death 011
Thursday afternoon. Ile and a number
of other boys were riding on a large
steel land roller which was being haul-
ed through town, attached to the rear
"f a wagnn, when in some way he fell
off and the roller passed over him.
which required 15 stitches, besides be-
ing badly bruised about the chest and
.1'1115.
BRUCEFIELD.
The heti Cri.,ss Society. sent 139
pairs of socks; 11 set of pyjamas: o
trench caps; .5 pillows and 2 pillow
cases.
Mr. Welsh and wife, Stanley. attend-
ed the funeral < 1 AIN. Jackson, wife of
S ergt, i acksun last week in London.
Aire left a sorrowing husband and 1
nrtli children to :mourn her loss,
A. i'. Scott has purchased a latevrolet
9 111. '('h:pnlan' who recently sold
his farm for 58.500 to Air Morris has I
'•ought a rouse to LEmiwdyille far
$1,800 It is the Holman property on
.Agin street
11,115 Kaiser itis eha39e of the village
library wwlri-1, has been proved to his
place.
A suet>ssful dance was held in cmr
village last wreak in aid of the Bruce -
held Lted Crus., Society.
Carl Kaiser has taken a position in
1 a•,uttr s garage. Clinton.
A doe:d e6,tl of spring wheat will be
sown in our nei;rlrhurhood this year
and less acreage or beans.
G00. Watt of 1 make rsmith has rhn'-
'>ri. to Clinton, where he will now re-
side
Mr, Walker of our village had a ser-
ious operation performed.
LONDESBORO.
The following is ;the report of the
Red Cross Society during the month
of December, Januarjia February and
tMarch:—
Receipts`
Balance on hand $ 17.91
Grants from flullett Township
Council » 120.00
Receipts of Concert given by '•
' School Sections Np 5 and 8 $ 9.35
Receipts of Concert given by •
Miss K. Reids school $ 5.25,
Proceeds of Bazaiu' $;30.16
Collected by Mrs. C. Manning
and Mrs, B. Crawford on
13111 on,. ' Huilett.. , , 45,5 .5
'Coilected by Mrs. Fingland and
Miss Abrey on the 9th Con„
of 11 lett
21.00
Collected by Mrs. 1•I, Moon turd
Mrs, R. Caldwell on the 1011
Con, East of village 53.50
Collected by Miss Abrey and Miss
Finland to the village. 25,75
Dsnetians
Miss Lillie Brunsdon $ 2,00
Mrs, Chas. Weymouth 1.00
Mrs, Win. Biles 1.00
Mrs, S, iltltton 1,00
Mr. J, Grainger 5.00
A Friend 3.00
Mrs, Susan Crawford 2,041
Mr. Adams Sr., 1.00
Mr. Abrey 1.00
Mrs. Chas, Watson 1,00
Airs, Geo. Crawford 1,00
Miss M, Scott 1,00
Mr, Win, Webster 6.00
Smelt sums 20.19
Members Pees 20.50
Total Receipts 5 100.59
Expenditures
Yarn' ,.,,,. $906,40
Flannel . 35.99
Supplies F4•1 1':. 11.57
Postage on 't'1 i.1) Pca.tee.. 13,04
i)ostsTMe of 1 1,,'_s to s,hldiers 21.3 t:
TySr,
Askwi.lr 1.0 iellittirr(i. , .. 6.00
$ 290.75'
$400.59
The Sons) y r,+as Rippe 1- 5t)2
pairs of 1 51 d'y shirts; 28
trench cap.: n Ste coats 1 p:,ir
wrist' 5. 'was of oats In s1>fdiers
131,1a6• .1t ire;t Aid knit (r0
The D 1 M. li, K„ Club; --2 t 5
011%4 of So'k:., '1 sweater 1051s, 1
scarf,,
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Another Hydro User, L 0, L', Meeting
Mr, J. Schoenhals huts had a. 50 11.p, 11)5 regular 150011118 of Murphy
electric motor placed in the flute' mill, Lodge L, U, L„ C11510)) wail ha held
oa 51151 10, the high cost Of fuel. The 0)1 1'1'iday evening of'(his week
connections are being made this week 1
f#rrwlers. Movings
The alulut4.nleellattnf the `Ctintori A4rs. Edgar PatterSml willprove to
Bmvlers will be held in the Clausal l.ha brick euttage 011 Ontario "St„
Cluunber oft Moiday evening next aft when Mr, R, TlPllydy stoves to.laIs own
8 u'cloek. hums.
20 Years Ago,
The 13Iy111 Standard last week under
the 'above heading had the -following
ileal:—A rapid horse dead took place
'011 I'i'ide , when Mr, 1, 0, Chfuhlber-
Iain's well-known black charger was
purchased -by Mr, Wm, l:migh for 825,
and 11> fess than two hours afterwards
Capt, H, 'Torr Rance purchased it from
Mr, Enhigh for $40. -
Former Residents Wedded.
A very quiet wedding look place at
the home of Rev, Newton Powell, pas-
tor of 'I'riltity Methodist church, Tor-
onto, at 6 p,m, on .March 16, 1 91 8,
when Annie CIrrinne Cu>'rrul,of Ripley
was nnit.cs in marriage with Gunner
John James Weir, of the 67th Battery,
in the presence of C.W. Curran and Dr.
W. W. Weir, brothers of the bride and
groom,—The bride was a former
student at the Model School, while the
grown was formerly connected with the
Royal Batik here, and a brother of Mrs.
John Hartley, DOW of Vtutkleek Bill.
Good wishes got to the young couple
from old 'Clinton friends,
Died of Injuries,.
Last week Mr. Win, Rutledge receiv-
ed word that his son, R, J. Rutledge
had died of injuries in the New Ken-
sington Hospital, Penn, on Tuesday,
and left to bring back the body, The
.funeral was (held on Sunday afternoon
from the parental hone, and the ser-
vices were conducted by Revs Agnew
and llctgg. The pallbearers were old
friends of the deceased:—P. Couch, M.
1McEwai, R, Graham, L. Ifarlaud, W.
Johnston and A, Mitchell, , The body
Was laid to rest In the Clinton Ceme-
tery. Deceased was born in Goderich
'rnwnrhip and. about 6 years ago went
to the States to work. tie was home
In January for a visit and on This return
took up braking 011 the railway and
was crushed on March 30th while per-
forming his duties. He was taken t,)
the hospital, and every prospects were
held out that ire would recovery as
he was able to converse With the nurses
and his fellow -employees, up till early
Tooda5' nun'ning when he took worse.
The symlpathy of the e0nhamiti' is ex-
tended to the parents and family in the
hiss they have sustained. Mr, and Mrs,
'Rutledge wish to thank the neighbors
and friends for the sympathy expressed
to them during their recent bereave-
ment, An5,tlg the floral tributes was
a sheaf r1 roses from the fellow work-
men on the Iron, Itaik I) and pillow
from the teaehehs of the School of
t.1' lnlneret'.
LONDON ROAD.
i'all wheat an"d 1: r,iss has suffered
from lis ceveri Frost the rant
The 3'•(151 Season is 'ver, and the
run has nut hien very hang.
•1r ; nd Mrs, Arthur Willingham
5,t'.; returned (home atter spending the
•r, i1slut
in London.
The Loaner; are heeding the call of
the 0 'ernment 1' 1' more wheat and
there will be more .spring w h.at sown
this spring than in the past :.o years
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Early Pullet inlet
Lays the Early Egg
And the earlyegg say late Novern
ber and through December—com-
mands the lop price of the year.
Start a
BUCKEYE
INCUBATOR
i❑ March or early April; mise the
many chicks you'll hatch 1u a coal -
burning Standard Colony Brooder,
nud this good money is yours.
We knbw the Buckeye incubator en
the Standard Colony Brooder WM ed
exactly what we stn'., We guarantee 11,
:Ind our guarantee in backed by the mnnu-
hlctorcr, Everybody gets n square deal.
Nothing (meta the '13uclteved and the
6Utndnrd Colony Brooder has Ito equal.
Come In and see them.
SOLD BY
JABEZ RANDS, Clinton
grostaaanVninigasyn*autttaninnzt.
Gone Overseas.
A1r. W, '1', U'Neif received a cable-
gram this morning, that his son, Lieut.
Earl O'Neil, of the 1G1st bait)„ was
leaving for overseas, joining the 47th
Battalion, In which a great many of
the Huron boys are atlaeherl.
Property Changes
Mr,.leIdo Crich 11115 purchased the
holm owned and occupied by Mrs,
French, The latter will move into her
other house.
Mr Quigley (las purchased Mr.
Cricitts placeon Ontario Street,
rad days m
Comity Lists
KILLED IN ACTION
Gunner Prank Fair, formerly of
Clinton.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Pte, W. H. Forrest, Varna
DIED
Pte, W. Grey, Goderich
WOUNDED
Pte. C. Pope, Brussels
Pte. R, W, Savage, Wroxeter
Pte. S. ft, Gibson, Wroxeter,
aotseetse•cotaticrrt.esserlessie
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a Fi'I'Cli '('1311 C13CTRC11139, e+
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weesC3Q"FJeco an ec 1)) l to foe WV
ISnptist church,
The Pastor's subject next Sunday
evening' will het—"Will the World
Grow Better Before Christ Comes."
This is the second of a series 011
"Christs Second Curring',"
Ontario St. Church.
Rev. '1'. R, t'uurttce, D, 0., of tail
City Penn, will 51(555h in 1lntarin St,
Church Sunday evening,
At the Ontario Street league un
Monday night, was a Coosecreatloft
31leeting. .Mrs. A. J, '.15:Hurray took
up the topic. ;ars. W. Downs sang a
srdu.
Three new members joined the
League. Roll call to which a goodly
number responded.
Wcsh^y E'lutrell,
At the League ,Meeting; last Monday
evening; the: League mrtubers 10.k up
a bible Study 1.,ntest by answering a
nwnhr•r nt queidions The contest be-
ing between .Miss Leona Nediger and
Miss 5Loion Irwin. Miss Nediger's
stile wit,ring by two questions. Next
Monday in ening it t expected that
Wes)': l.a9uc melshers 1'.111 enter-
tain rhe menh.11's ,+1 Ontario titres(
League to a social evening.
PATRIOTIC NOTES
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Rrl,uhtr 13 5513113 of the W, P.
Friday allernl'"11 at three o'clock.
`l'lfln'sday, April 11th, 191ft„
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WRITING
INSTRUMENT
MADE
• The W. D.
eifte'111 the Cheapest—atwaYs th
ht.
A Tested Lens- --
An Accurate Shutter—
Simple
Simple Operation. --•--
Good Pictures-
15
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aerrd towel
All these are assured when you purchase aKodlala
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Browne.. V12.
have them from $1.00 up. Colne in and let us show yew
how easy they are to use.
—We do developing and printing and guarantee good results—,
Despensing Chemist
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The Features el elitk
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To '‘,111,11 w/' iuvita' special attentioe'
nt'e;1s l e:ufy, its v+sured ro ul .lr 18
:01111 Itt Sttu011.1i, ltt>d 111 t .3v 11)e
1,51111 rair..'d. Any one of ah sl - 3 5515
'.5 1)6 111. „1,111e15115 10 earn 5".)11,1
pr1•f'•) er er, 1t h 111 they ere 11(170•
i,noel wr f•r, uae ;1/m 55351 .=.a:.te
th:,l. this iia., 11 unit.rre buying. .foot.
l metity wOU ^.J ono> 117,..1"1(01;,._,,, .
Undertaker and Funeral 55(5513311". Phone t+
Night and b,i1nefay calls 51)155~ eri'ci act Afe.sids'ltce over s#5, .,
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""''SHOW+AY SP E,CI. .w,�
Everybody is urged to come to the
`ea G. be served b1 the Ladies of the
South) land 1)f the fowl; Friday after-
noon 1(1,111 five to seven in the Connell
Calttni'er. Prices of tea 1;5 and 1;5
Please bring finished work lo this
meeting for the shipment.
The So'ciety beg 10 acknowledge
the following donations for March.
Ontario Street Ladies' Aid. , .. $52,00
misses In/an's 'lea 5121.60
vtiss Mounieastle. • ...... S1,1m1
GOAL FOR CAS
After some years of experience in
the crash business, we have envie 11, the
conclusion that the 1)511' successful
way to sell coal is for cash, and from
now. on ;id! coal sold will be for cosh
only.
't'his will help t0 keep the price down,
as we lire now lower than any other
town of its sire.,
A. J. Holloway
PHONE 3w
Pt" 0 1 "=-�'o".'.�_..-.-.- 0 0 AK .1115
Urie1,1rwarailded Jspay
Of 5S1ffga
TITLES that portray the most recent fashion de-
velopment • beautiful caeations that are sure to
appeal to a!l fastidious women.. It is a unique
Ahowin6—one that embraces all the nobbled of the new
models.
There isn't one we cttxrtt please with ottr new anodes
1..'
there's n becoming stye, colitis and ''.aeics for• emery woman in
Clinton and vicinity.. No scatter r4s..,:“. :: look or how much
'you pay ytii will flnacll our r,"istpl yls the , .r; ', it,'issina'g to you.
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Clinton's Annual Gig Stock Show will ' 1('s 55tr5 Si.lul Rice .
be held April 16th, Tuesday nest i lame bar 1 .tsule Soap .... ..,25
1(Hain of shine). -.' 11.0rg Pure Laundry St•ac: .51 3.09;
As we have always given extra P'Irek or :Mined Te,1 regular c;...5
5eeitrl prices other ye.us, we will do 555 per II' or 51b: for .....8.7L611
w this year. We mention a few —"
SPECIALS—Cash Price.. Now i:' the time to get 5. 141
Seeds. Full range ''i the nese Va.r•<:•:,;,ug,
pkgs (tr, o1.) Seeded Raisins for..25 Otar Aluminium ware is oC _ .1513
1 lh Seedless Raisins .15 known Brand and every piece
1 l5195 San Pumpkin .22 anteed, .Ask how to get it free
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
CASH or TRADE
Phone 7 7
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Phone Promptly ;attended
UP
SEASON
WILL
READY
PANS
SOON BE HERE, BE Teas~,
The Corner Grocery
"ERIE AND LET LIVE"
SPECIAL FOR HORSE SHOW DAV
TUESDAY, APRIL lath,, 11935:
BY ORDERING YOUR
AND BUCKETS NOW, ' 'Peas are good buying as the e-'#..eg
are tidvaucingl
Black or Mixed
>t 550c value, 5 lbs for
Thos® Hawkins
C1oc value, 5 t1s for
ll tt.s' A � SES �V" iia• �Aro»v
Soaps are good value at uc pe„.'rr: y,
I but we will give you 13 cakes for 1t+ -t or the following Comfort 9 'Ctt,
I Surprise. Gold, P. & G., Napttu„ Victor
or Taylor's Baron, FOR ONE DAY
LOCA .51l,GEN'T'
Phon('. 53
PLUMBING AND HEATiNG
1 Second hand Wood Furnace fol _,Butter and Eggs wanted,. The
highest ,market prices.
sale cheap.
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CLINTON MARKETS
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NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from Est.
Hogs820,0o
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Butter . ...... . .. . . ........... , , . , , ,, 40 •lO ru 475 1)155 11.10 A-11. Leave 11.
~ rive .53 p.m. Leave 111
Eggs . ... . . . ......... . . 37 fn 3 S; rrive 11.18 p.m, Leave 15 4.
Wheat
Outs
Peas
Kral)
Shorts
.,.. o+ .. Trains from West
,its to 85,1
sa 50 rriva 7.33 a.tn. Leave ; s,
a•lu trlve 2.58 p.tm. 1.54. ,
$45.01.1 ' Trains frr'rn So,. _'..
Hay $10 to $12' rrive 6.40 p.m. Lem. Curt ,'.exi
Barley ...... , .. , 4140 to $1,45 Trains from North
3nekstheat 511,40 to $1.60 rrive' 7.33 1,)5. I, ,ave 7:5 :.,et.