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NEWEDDINOS
A 11Vdding Present is just
'Ole different from any
gift. There is u
sentiment' attached to. it; that
remains for a life time.
Those, who are going to
make the JUNE BRIDE, the
happiest girl in the world,
will like to feel that their gift
has (hirable quality, and in-
tt'insic merit, as well as the
seentiraent of remembrance.
Those who choose their
Rifts from us are sure of ob-
taining the quality that en -
lures.
We have CUT GLASS,
CHINA, SILVER PLATED.
WARE, . CLOCKS, ETC..
Inspect our stock before buy-
ing.
W. I. ILE:LVAM
Jeweler and Optician'
-Issuer of Marriage Licenses -
W.O.W.
HEAD CAMP
C
HOLDS ANNUAL
AL
CONVENTION
;Reports are Grat'ifiing:-=Oeder's
Finances Show.anilncrease 't f
$8,000 in Assets in Year.
Nothing' better can bo made
JUNE ' SESSI'ON.
OF CO COUNCIL
EHE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Lag neer, Talbot said lit Middlesex
County they were seeking to have u
road from London to Wtnds011 one. to
Sarnia, one to Stratford, ou4 to !Unlit..
ism inti this road to God'elteh and
cl>utineed on through St. 1'tlolnus to
Port Stanley made Provincial high-
ways aL¢ le each case had to get the
co—operation of the counties through
2hiehthe toads woald rue,
The 1:ttlron CountY'Council aogitimso-
ed with the request of the deputation
And, decided to join with the Middle -
eel; deputation,-
Mr.
eput ttion,`Mr. Talbot and the other men on the
deputation were elven a vote of thanks
-by'the Ctruiteii;
After the deputation withdrew, the
Council '. Adjourned to the hall down-
stairs where the Warden unveiled the
Memorial tablet 'erected in memory of
the late Dr: Holmes The Warden paid
a tribute to' the worth of the late
Treasurer, and in doing honor to hint
the county was' honoring itself. The
inscription on the tablet reads as fol-
lows ;—
In Memory Of
DR. W. J. R. HOLMES
DIED OCT, .14TH, 1917
Aged 76 Years
',Treasurer of the County of Huron
For Thirty' -Three Years .,
On returning to the Council chamber
addresses appreciative of the late
comity treasurer were made by Mr.
Wm. Lane and others; '
Wednesday afternoon there was a
large delegation from various • points
in the county to ask for a grant of
$32.$0p to they, M. C. A. A. M. Rob-
erison, M, A, introduced the deputa-
tion,'; and. Mr. Eland, campaign 0rgtuli.-
.zer'for Western Ontario, Major Best,
11 '0 M. C. A., officer returned from
the front, Major Shaw, of Clinton, A.
H. Musgrove, of Winghanl, and F. W.
Gladmail, of 'Exeter, addressed the
Council, •
Ensign Martin, of London, addressed
.the Council asking for a grant to the.
Salvation Army Rescue Monte in. Lon-
don, and Messrs. Jos, Kidd and J. L.
Kilioran presented a claim for eon-
sideration for the Canadian Army Hut
and.Tent Association conducted large-
ly by the Knights of Columbus.
Motions to grant $33,000.t9 the Y.
M. C. A., $1,500 to' the S. A. resue
home and $3,000 to the Knights of Co-
lumbus were sent -to. the executive
committee,
Its y, J1Jn :i itis,
CAPT, HFSS1AN RETURNS to CANADA
Among the 001881'). who are r c
ported to be returning to Toronto is
Capt, Hetlry Arthur hessian, it tor'iner
Clinton boy, wlto now resides +t I do
sroi street, 7
otttlis Cape l l c sHi.tt
Grants Made to Y.M,C.A., Knights
.of Columbus •,land Salvation
Army--Deputalkion . From the
County of Middlesex, advocates'
Provincial . Highway from Lon-
don to Goderich,`
At the Ju,ie session of the County
Council at Godertcit' , last ''week the
Councillors made several generous
grants among them being $24,000 to
the Y. M. C. A,, 7,000. to the Salva -
The twenty-fifth -annual convention
•,nf head camp of tbe Woodmen of the
'World opened last Wednesday after-
-700015
fter-- 00015 in London. Many delegates from
• Canada and the United -States were
,.present.
After the regular opening of the ses-
sion an address of welcome was given
by his worship Mayor 0. R. Somer-
•vitla, on behalf of the citizens of
London.
Tbe 'reports of the officers showed
the order to be in;,a most gratifying
;position_ The assets thcreased $8,000
• enuring the year of 1917 wile this year
shows a- greater increase than the
;previous year. The report•.'given by
l,,ctnary Dr. Frank"S'lndenson; of To
ionto, was not satisfactory:_
The delegates in .the evening were
ken for an automobile trip around
he city, leaving trio Woodmen build
-
g at 7 o'clock. They proceeded to
ringbank Park, where'a,band concert
;as given by the 7th Band. A' patri-
eic and Woodmen address` was 'also
Ivan in Springbank pavilion by Greed,
SIevg, Fraser, of Omaha,
Hon 'Army Rescue 'Home at Condon ;
and $2,000 to the Knights 91 Columbus
for overseas' woek among the soldiers.
.Among the communications laid; be-
fore the Council was one. front the
County.of Welland enclosing'Copy of
a resolution passed by that county
council memorializing the Legislature'
to change the• act so that townships
could collect anywhere from $1 to $5
in Commutation of statute labor' in-
stead of only 81,50 -as at present piec-
ing the townships on the sante basis
as cities, town and ' villages el11 this
respect. The Welland county council
asked
co-op
erationin
this matte.
'Wentworth county counell is
op-
posedposed
to the Daylight Saving nteasut:e,
as they 81501eit is a serious handicap
to Agriculture, and ask the council of
Huron county to co-operate In', op -
:position to the Act, •
A cheque for $3,5.18.05 has' been' re-
celved from the Government . as -tlte
.proportion coining to the bounty of
road work Hone under the Good Roads,
system from July 1917 to December
last.
Tile County of Perth want this
county to co-operate in petitioning the
Government to amend the Homestead
Regulations, increasing the fees to '81,
an acre to settlers from Allied coun-
tries, $2 en acre to settlersfroth neute
ral countfies,and $3 to Aliens aid that
these be .required to take the oath of.
allegiance, • '
From M. G, Cameron, K. C making
a. claim for damages of $500 on beh:ilf
of Rev, E. L. Williams and his mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Williams, of Godlericll
the result of an accident on the Bay-
field rued an April 25th, when the
horse they were driving fell into a hole'
in the 5ljddIa of the road and both
were itjUred, It seems that a culvert
had fallen in and no light had been
placed:on the spot. •
From .the city council, of,Toronto,
seeking.co-operation in petitioning the
llouliil!4rin 2'iovei•nment for a vete at
the next general election 6n the ques-
tion of the' abolition of the Senate.
FIT. tis; the .Ontaaio slunieipel ASSocia
tion, utviting'tlie cOuncl tteeeeffillate
with, tse.Association and' :ko• pay%itbe,
aims l• membership •fee of to
Fr sb;the•-consist} toad•-, sttperentefi
'-
dent Iglr D Pat#'erson,tnotosllg the ed oe else allow the charge of nns-
eshu ales tor riled inurk'as senf'in by .ninfc rmatioti to lie at its own doorstep.
the (various' minor muntcipalitiet.
$99,340 Surplus.
The balance sheet far'De.ceml7er 31,.
•1957. shows that after a . specel ' re-
serve of $30,000 had been set aside
(for war risks, and other contingencies
theca .is still a surplus of $99,340.83.
'The delegates are well pleased with
.eh.e financial condition of the order.
AloseessostmemmAsommomme
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1 News
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io. •e rtsaaaaar••••s••••r•aS•
d ; O. F., High Court
The High Court' of the Canadian
-Order of Foresters will be held' in Tor -
,onto next week end M.- Hanley, Chief
.Jiaftger will represent Clinton Lodge.
,.Are You The Blocker. ?
If you can think of anything. that
.anis be done to beautify or'build : up,
it town, go to:it, Keep your oapital
home ; patronize home industries 1
merchants so they can set'
a+alp •your t Y '1 tjJ
,t cheaper;. always get your' wark done
18n q0 4rw1i 108' ?' if possible ; sib
:scribe aunt patty 101 ribene..papers, don't
teal dr borrow tide reading tf them:
you ,follow these seg,gestitme, Ind
sur' town does not improve and
d ,up, it willnot. be your fault Try
ANOTHER
PROMISE
NOT KEPT
Deaths ;r 1
MADGi - in, Stalll4y "1 oWus1'1)1, on
Sunday, ,hula 9th Welter Madge,
aged, 72 years, 2 months end 14 days,
' la'AR'1,.=121 Stanley, on June 6, A.
McClinohy,• wife of William Mart,
SIMPSON, .lu Brticefield oe .Jute 9
Annie Turner; relict 91 the Pete Thomas
Simpson„ aged 86Years
WALDRON, le Stanley fov nsltip
011'Wedncsday, lune 1^ Frederick C,
'V✓tiliiron, aged 51 yeas, 1 nto111ch and
7G dttys, ,,
Expositor)
(Brantford
The London Free Press accuses
The Expositor of lack of informa-
tion•and want of faintness in stating
that one of the promises which Sir
Robert Borden hes not carried out
is that of.. • placing his cabinet on a
'fifty-fifty basis. It declares that the
line-up i$.4nine . to nine, with Hon,
Mr,'Robertson, the Labor representa-
tive, not counted on either side, and
that the Liberals, hold the more im-
portant fortfolios. The Expositor
inay be inaccurate, but as it under-
stands the composition of the cab-
inet, ,according to party leanings, it
is as .follows: -
Conservatives=Sir. R, L, Borden,
Sir. George' E. Foster, Hon, Arthur
Meigheen, 'Sir Thomas White, Hon.
Dr. J. D. Reid,', lion. Pr Blondin,
C,.- J, Doherty, - lion, A. E.
Kemp; I•lon, J. A; Lougheed, lion.
T' W,•Crothers, Hon. F. Cochrane,
and -'01051•De: 3 Robertson. -12.
Liberals -Hon, N. W Rowell,
,lion; F, B, Carvell, lion. S. C. -New-
burn, Icon. J, A, Calder, Hon. T.
A. Creta•, 11021_ A, K. MacLean, Hon.
A, L. Siftoh, Hop, Hugh Guthrie, lion,
C, C. Ballaiityhe.-9. •
This makes the score stand twelve
Conservative's and nine Liberals, or
Eleven 'Conservatives and nine Lib-
erals if, as our contemporary .damns,
Hon. Mr. Robertson, the Labor rep-
resentative who was appointed to.
office by the late Borden govern-
ment, he placed on neither side.
',Our •centettrporary will .please show
,Wherein The Expositor es mis-infornt-
icd In The 2ieat
11'• e e 'e eteSf
A `xi+rutty aig7y �{e �d t yid, 14,.
els cailed to her reward' n
Bruns ,fine
sVlay, i3#I1;.991trdthe' iS.CrsotS:=df'1�.ellie
tl f
ed ff'• ofGe H ul Ida
tato w o.
:lisle beloved c.Y„ t
11fors e
Henri, She hl`d heath ill ,o
Indian f t
t
t n
;atinie. Funeral tone •place the Thugs y
following iter demise. In addition '0
'tier husband a -sou; Lyle,;tud daligh r
Helen survive. Lyle' is a member 0',a
Flying Co2ps now trainittq at Totem 1.
+Ckl friends here sympathise . with, t e
Mrs, Halliday a• •MMee
bereaved. s.. Y was a
of Mrs. (Dr.) W, Graham, formerly f
Clinton, now of Toronto, D•eceas `
'was an extra fine person Whose ,dee
Is deeply regretted, .,
,04
is a el, 13. of Toronto University, of
191G, Went overseas with the C.A:M.C,
in June 1916, as a Lieut. ale received
his training with the C;O.T.C, of the
University:
Council held another sleeting 011
Monday evening.
In some respects the, weather re-
cently ought to ensure at good "water"
melon crop,
Fibro the :Provincial' • GoVetnntent,
Algonquin Park•
fuel from AIg THE POWER. QUESTION
tvitli regard to
the supply wood d foi
From the city clerk of London,with
a petition for Government provision,
for soldiers' insurance.
Front rhes office of the Provincial
Secretary enclosing the estimate of
the cost of enforcing the Canada Tem-
uerance Act in this county for the year
Maty 1, 191 8, to April 3e, 1919, The
figures• are as follows
thspectors' salaries $1,400
Inspectors' travelling expenses.. 600
Office rent .. 100
Cost of prosecutions 1,000
O'fice expenses
$ 3,250'
`Less balance from 1917 1l3 $21 8 68
,Less amount due by P105411ce 748 53
Don't
J -c
your stomach. Keep it s0i,..
and well. When food clisal
green with .
strengthen It with
PILL
r iex11 M6olnerai0 .�
ilk
21le ysifiltsltMida iissg;a
967 21
$42,282.70
The couneil••w's:iestrucied to de
0.. o to credit of the Can -
The
posit ti 0b t
ada T.gmpergseee_ Act Fund for North
1101'011 In i1i :.Dominion Beek at Wing-
Y'82.79:for South Huron
Emit ''1nd, ,w ,
i
Inty.
i Bank .� i o
I • n
J'd s
uti>ytl cos ,,.
the
was also a statement of tl e
eeeeuditure of last year for • the en-:
:oreetnent of the Cahada Temperance
Act in'Hutoti, .. The chief ileitis mak-
ing up the total of. $1;981.3 .,were
the .salaries of the tvi'b'in$peCtors and
x
tliai�r,office 'retit and' other expenses.
Sortie members of the council 111009/1
the inspectorswere "pretty w
eii paid
for the work they did," but, as was
pointed out;the council really has no-
thing to say in the matter, its only re-
sponsibility being for ilia payment of
the 'bills.. '
A resolution Of "appreciation of , tate
late caretaker of the c0u2t house, Mr.
McCreath and of oldolence,ivith the
,
vote.
arse � a stn
ndin
family off P d Y t . Por-
ter
moliou taming Mr; Andrew
Board
iter as meiSber' of fire"G. C. 1,, o
was referred to. the Education com-
mittee.
On'l'uesdaY evening a very' inter-"
I Adetu
ration
1 washeld, • in : Hess on 1
et
s g
frtftn Middlesex County was preemie
ceensi&ting ,of,. EXWardee Blalkie,.Reeve
Township, ' R
eeve'
Rnlisc?u of London , To v 1 ,.
Fitzgerald, of Nissour•i Township and
Engineer Talbot, the County Goody
Roads Superintendent 'of Middi'esex
county, The cOuuty of Middlesex
Want to have'the road from London to
flodcrich ' readle. n • Provieci d • • highwly.
aid thus seeue,e tite,ltlghe> pnop0ltlOn
of the eosl'�(60 per cent) funs tile.
e
hr ask d
' hi' 'de ut11i t
Covernnuni,' 1 s
� P
flu roe County` Coenell•to epaoiint
dmput:fion ,to,aecornea:1,y, a 518111111 de-
pttetion from Middlese:t Gotliity and
urge that this `toed tee, , Leede. a Pro-
vincial Couiiiy ,woad, , , ,
•
Births, Marriages & Deaths
Births '
CAMERON,. -1n Brucefield on May
31st, to Mr. end Mrs. Flugh' Genierolt,
a daughter. ' •
YOUNGBLUT.-lit Hallett on June
6th, to Mr, and Mrs, Edward Young-
blut, (nee Miss Elsie Brown) a son.
Marriages
MCMILLAN—McDOWEL1—In Hul-
lett, on Wednesday, June, 5th, by Rev,
F. H. Larkin, D. D. Helen, eldest
daughter of Mr, and Mrs; John T.
McDowell, of McKillop to Mr. John
McMillan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Thom-
as McMillan, of Hallett,
(Goderich Signal)
At the sleeting of Centre Huron Lib-
erals held at Seaforth last week a res-
olution was adopted in the following
words:
"That we believe that in justice to
the iedustrital interests of those por-
tions of the Province situated as -Hur-
on is et a distance from the source of
power at Niagara there should .be a
revision of the charges for' power
wherebythe discrimination against
the outaying districts may be at least
to some extent removed, and that we
would ask our' lneniber in the Legisla-
ture fo bring this question forward
fol' consideration." - •
This is, not a •party .question and it:
•was, brought forward at the, L`ibe al
gathering merely to get it before the
publicand, through -the action bf the
member for the riding before the Pro-
vincial Legislature,
•Nos •any
Nor i hostility, to the Hydro'.
electric projeet implied in •the•r esolu-
tion. Any person. may criticize, for
instance, tile administration .of the
'Postoffice Department. and 1gttate for
a change in its methods • without
coshing under the .aiccusation' of , try-
ing to destroy the' post -office ' es a
pu5Jlic ;institution• ' Ste with the Hydro
that
• defence of t
t e
system. t. The best
y
h u n h -
h1 `its o Id d
in fact, i that e
•fitam t s i
sy• ,
minietered' feihly in •the interests - of
the whole people, so that no seethe'
' ori community should feel'that it is
placed unfairly at d'is advantage as
compared with other communities or'
•Girl . •Wanted.
To go 10 Bayfield for July. and Aug-
ust; No .washing or ironing.-. Good
wages. Apply to Mrs. M.D. McTaggart
NOTICE TO ' CREDITORS
In the Estate of Thomas Jackson.
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that' all per -
eons having claims against the estate
of Thomas Jackson, late of the Town
of Clinton, in the County of Huron
Manufacturer, deceased, who died on.
or about the 7th day of May, 1918, are
required to deliver to William Jackson,
Clinton, Ont., the Executor of the said
estate or 'his solicitor oh or before the
22nd day of June 1918 a full statement
of their claims together with particu-
lars thereof and the nature of the se-
curities, if any, held by them all duly
yerified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said Inst mentioned date the said
Executor will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased amongst'
.the persons entitled thereto having re-
gard only to such ,claims as he shall
have received due notice and in aocord-
attce therewith.
DATED at Clinton, this 4th day .of
June A.D, 4918. '
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the said Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TENDERS FOR COAL,
SEALED. TENDERS. addressed to the
undersigned, and endorsed "'len-
der for Coal for the Dominion Build-
ings", atthis office
iu s" will b
g e
until • 12 o'clock noon on Thursday,
June 27, 1918,- for the supply of coal
for tiro Public Buildings throughout
the Dominion.
Combined specification and forst of'.
tender can be obtained at this office and
from the caretakers o -f the different
DoIOinion Buildings.
Persons tendering are notified that
tenders will not be considered unless
trade on the printed forms supplied and
signed with their ,actual signatures.
Each tender must be accompanied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered bank
payable to the order of the Minister of
Public Works, equal to 10 p.c. of the
amount of the tender.
By order,
R. C. DESROCHERS,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, June 6, 1918.
Administrator's Sale of Residence and
Furniture, •
In the Estate of Alice M, Fowler
' Doceaeed;
NOTICE ishereby given thatall per-
sons having claims against the estate
of, Alice M, Fowler, late of the Town of
Clinton, lit the County of Huron,
spinster, deceased, who died, on or a-
bout the 27tH day of April 1918 are
required to deliver .to Russel E. Mann-
ing, the Administrator of th,r said es-
tate gr hissolicit9L,pJt ar•,laefere the
22nd daY"it. J31ie 1918 u full statement
of their claims together with particu-
lars thereof and the. nature of the se-
curities, if any, held by them all duly
verified by affidavit, •
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last mentioned date the said
administrator will proceed to distribute
the estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto having re-
gardhe
shall
only • to such claims as
have received due notice andin accord-
ance therewith.
DATED at Clinton, this 4th day of
June A.D, 1918.
W.' BRYDONE, 01011011, Ont.
• Solicitor for the said Administrator,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Administrator of the Estate of
John Govet, deceased, 'will offer for
sale of Public Auction on Saturday,
June 15111, 5918, at 2 o'clock p. nt•
(Statutory Time) at the premises, the
North part of Lot No, 263 on the cor-
ner"of William and Princeses Streets,
Clinton. ' On the premises is an at-
tractive 5 -roost cottage with electric
ilighting anti glitter 'dot abrtable ap-
purtenances; a barn and stable com-
bined with other outbuildings. The
property is most conveniently located
in a central position and in pleasant
surroundings. At the .same time and
place will be offered the following chat.
teis'and furniture: An aged pony, pony
]farness, buggy, cutter robe, light wag-
gon, wheel barrow, lawh mower, set of
single harrows, • 14 -foot ladder, 40
cords of .wood more '• or less, end a
quantity of garden tools„ a • Happy
Thought Range, 6 wooden chairs, 6
dining chairs, a sideboard; -folding table
an oval 'centre table, several rocking
chairs, 2 beds, and bedding,; 2 wardrobes
otte bureau,a lounge, a rug, a heater,.
and a quantity of dishes and other small
.household, effects. 'ferns of sale of
house 10%,' cash, balance in3.0 days.
Terms of 'sale of chattels, cash strict-
ly. For further conditions. apply, t0
Ralph Tiplady W. Bryd ne,,
Administrator, Solicitor for Estate
George Elliott, Auotioneer,-
004.
.
....or -0.0:thin.
Our new set of samples for ORDERED
CLOTHING for Spring ,is now here' and in .
spite of war conditions is -one of the finest sail,
ections. of High Grade,Wooliens -We have ever
. shown.
Our Styles are the latest andtour prices are
very moderate.
Come in and look themover and get one
of our new style Books.
- We. arealso showing some new Natty
Styles in .Men's and Women's Boots, Men's
Hats, Ties and Shirts,
See our Table of'Men's Boots at $3.50 a pair.
lwa11r811sweens
In the Estate of John Govet
Deceased
The power 'of lite waterways of the
people
•t of the province is the Property 1 p
of; the whole Province, but as 'the
1•iydro system is administered the
benefits of that, ownership ' accrue al -
e1001 entirety to -the 'peteple'of' a small
secto'n of the Province, ' 'tide is :not
nterely,a theoretical obiectnn ;';ilte re-
sults Suits of the present policyare concrete
and palpable. if it is continued, the
uitimete effect will be the destruction
Of`the. inane facie ring industries of
those portions of the I'rovilide; , 111
which power rates are 111411, with, niex-
ceptions in the case of certain des-
triJs Whcli depend, mien, the, existeece,
of otter conditions then .elleep power,
l'he- Oodericli board 'o f, 'fade las.
eene 'of'.tlie. uestion •and
taken cOgnu c 4 ,
will go into tbit thoroughly;
lY
and
Mild'
nurnklpah.ftes
ut this and' ens' tit
her
arts of file Froefnee ul5)3,fle,; re.liect
n :021'` for co-operation i11 a well organ-.
halt movement' for :amelioratibe of
91esetit conditions,
Plrustee
Snail Profits Phone 25. More Business
THE STORE TIIAT SELLS FOR LESS .
PRIVATE SALE } GIRL WANTED
Of household furniture, including
extension table, lounge, sideboard,
pictures; curtains, parlor suite, music
dabinet, also odd pieces of china and
silverware. at the Monte of Mrs. A.
Couch, Ontario St„ from 7.30 to 9.30
p 117, o...weurekai :iii}
SALESMAN WANTED
NOTICE -is hereby given that.all'per-
sons having 815111ts against the ,estate
of John Govet, late of the Town of
Clinton, in the County of Huron, yeo-
man, deceased, who died on or about.
the 2nd day of May 191 8, are required
to . deliver to Ralph Tiplady, the
administrator of the said estate or
his solicitor on ' or 'before the
22nd day of June 191.8 a full' statement
of their claims together' with particu-
lars thereof and the nature. of the se-
curities, if any, held by them all duly
verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE that after the
said last
mentioned
.date the said
administrator will proceed to .distribute
the estate of the said deceased amongst
the persons entitled thereto having re-
gard only to such claims 'ts he shall
have received due notice and in accord-
ance therewith, -
•
DATED at Clinton, this 4th day of
June A.D. 19i8.
W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the said Administrator,
Auction Sale
fie Admioistlator of the Estate of
Alice M, 'Fowler, deceased, will offer.
on Saturday
1 7 t Y
'c Atctrn
Pubt
forsal•b l l
e Y.
clock'
t .at - o
19 S
dayJulie tiie228dfJtis+ o
p.m, the following properties; Lot No:
166 011Onitau'lo, Street and Lot. No
14S,
011 'Townsend Street in Clinton, cont
nng ethel' e13it;lege o± nd
28025
i 01 ,}asstOg, 0.°n"
- t-heself lands arela. a
comfor$itbi8 8-100111 cottage and a .fuel
house and,barn.' The property is most
desirably a
td
centrally Y
.located and,
5)01ld beconsidered an unusually ae-
ceptable -
ceptabie.foranyone desiring aaill
•House'. with cOilventi•pnt outbuildings'.
:Ai the sante time and plaicethere will
offered forsale the following ;and
he s
011101 articles of, ftirnituren Ball stand,
hanging lamps, s coal te Eel• book
sc
and‘secretary, work fable, dining table,
,
.clocks, condi, sideboard, 3 'beds olid
suites, t-lap,py Thought Range, chests of
.drawers,pictures, laundry basket
1aw•11 mower, . gardentobls, dressers,
mirrors, Chinewa•e; cutlery; • cruets;
batter dishes; card frays;; ;glassware;
table h110111'crurtains. etc etc. I nspect-
ient will be permitted 00 20111 and 21st
110111 7 10 d eon. 'Terms of sale 0f real
• estate, 1 0% cash, balance In .111 dayst daysof
furniture etc., cash,�
sericite:
tettra
rt-,
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Jnoval, '
farttr rdmie, W. `B
R: E„sAlann y
Administrator, Solicitor for }:state'
George '> 115011, Auctioneer,
Horses for. Service
Lubricating Oil, Grease, Specialties,
paint, part or whole time. Commis-
sion basis. Man with car or rig pre-
ferred: • • Riverside Refining Co.
'Cleveland, Ohio
HOUSE FOR SALE
-
'd0. , thlW
House 101' sale on Mary street, Five
rooms, summer kitchen, wash robot
and pantry, electric lights, furnace,
hard and soft water and a small gar-
den, and all modern conveniences,
G. A. Bradshaw,
WANTED.
For office work at the. Ford Garage.
Apply to
BERT LANGFORD
$20,00 WEEKLY
Showing samples for Large Groik-
ery 'Corporation, all goods sold at,,
Factory prices to consumers, granulat-
ed sugar 6%o. Pure lard 5. pound
pail $1,00, Sunlight, Gold or Surprise
25c.in
Soap 7 for Everything at cut
rates, Men wanted everywhere. Sam-
ple case free.
The Consumers' Association,
Windsor,
w�lci_fitkxr Ontario
onstw .�. WANTED ,xi rr f "''
A good capable strong woman as
housekeeper for family of two, maul
with invalid wife, must be kind and
wtllitlg to help . wife. Wages • liberal .
and position permanent. Appy to
J. J. Gilpin, Brussels, Ont.
_ _. .k,-. y Cnlvea 1°F. $gle
• ei'si !, cited 11d4 ]Bede a.franee-
1rs, `i'he wad
Woman by the day. Apply to h
M, D. McTaggart. . stents to handle a few S{iolttidi'lieglade
- ' calves. March and April' is the time
FOR SALE
sited
in supply Is Ut
a e
tosecure them t )
a s pP.
later.
8 -roomed house, furnace and other
comfortable conveniences, Corner of
Mill and Beech ,streets. Apply to W.
Brydone, Clinton. '
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14 on n166 Clinton
MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION
SEED BEANS FOR SALE WORK.
First class seed Beans for sale. Har • •
vested before rain last Fall. Price on
application, apply to John Shanahan,
R. R. No, 1, '0101ton, P.O. Phoned -637
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
ELMER DICKSON
51525 A, T..R, • 2295 C.N.R.
Form A 1. Enrolment No. 4881
Race relerd, 2.0614
The Grand Circuit Race and Show
Horse( 1st prize winner at Seaforth and
0//251021 1917 Spring Shows. The onfy
staple in the C-ounty of, Huron that
ever offered the services ,of a stallion
with at record of 2,10 01' better,'
Elmer Dickson 'ill stand at his own
etable,;Colunr,ercial Hotel Beres, Blyth`
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with exceptio' of the following route:
MON1A.Y—•Will 'ieave' his Own stable
aiidproceed to, Aubprn for noon; thence,
by wale of Nrle,tb G. Mcleall'y for night;
C•UESDAY� y 111
(proceed; 11101 ;,Gotle
borne Mouse, Goderich, for no011, and
i ednesdu
remain there until Wednesday moon.
re
WEDNESDAY— Will proceed by
h it
Flet will
1 � Blyth e
and et n i e
• of Beu t
We Y
J
rennin until the folloicut}, Monday
morning,.
Bought and Sold at Market Prices
Delivered free of charge to the pur-
chaser or at his Bank.
VICTORY LOAN to yieid 5.76 %
W. BRYDONE,'Clintdn For dale
A number of good reliable Wren can
secure steady employment 011 Munition-
work. Apply to,
The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co.,
Seaforth, Ontario.
BARRED ROCK EGGS
From Park and Guilds -200 eggs
bred to hay strain eggs mostly from
yearling and two year old hens, $2.0
per 15 unfertile eggs replaced free.
H. A. HOVEY, Clin
JUST ARRIVED
ED
A CAR -LOAD OF FEED CORN
0
x40 At
barn -3
A 'and truoie l
gC. J.
We have also secured a' quantity of
Chbice Seed Corn in the fallowing
varieties:
SELECTED YELLOW LEAMING
GIANT 'PROLIFIC SOUTHERN ENSIL-
AGE,
SELECTED RED • COB ENSILAGE
and also
EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE
As the season Alas' arrivedfor the
hatching of Baby 'Chicks we have on
stock a quantity of Baby Chick Feed,
which we axe selling at reasonable
pries.
Seed Buckwheat, (Silver' Hull
Choice) and also our usual.. tole of
Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed. •
We
� skins..
Son
FLOUIIt AND FEED `
• 155 one 199. Residnbea a On 142
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IK,E MEDIUM
51522 A.T.R. 1070 C.N.R.
936.
E r i e t
oimnAl. nom n N .
F
Thio Standard Bred,Show;nnd0 Trott2ing
1
�.14
i sn 'uli ;Other Dust 2
Stilt c b t0 tt /4
and tree,"2,17';4. Wits show IS
t
times -14 titres first and Once second.
Ike Medium will, stand .'for the
int-
pinvemeit ofstock this settemi as fol-
lows:
i • own
7 tiURS' Dt+Y —Will iii helve, his
stable, Blyth, and proceed North. to Bel
grave for noon; then to the Farmers'
House,`W1119114111, for night,
Friday Will proceed to Bluevale to
llahI'i,
1ot n001);;thence to 06111011 MC-
Donald's. Hotel, Brussg18,.for .nigiit.: ,:
SATURDAY —= Will procead in ,h11',
onus atah1e, 131yt1i tille)ir feyvill retsina/'
arta n
* i I
o ri•' lit' $ tt t
i fl. Il.wm it
sunt 1 .le f !, , S y' !;
'For ftuther pSrtiCUIars .1)18' 144r915 ef
ilneee Well erod'hor •es• sect hi115 011'eeee
Tt10S. CO3LJ1I`h51,
CHOPPING
The Clinton Flour Mills
will do chopping every
'
SATURDAY
at 8 cents a bag
Have you tried our
NQRTH
STAR: ? Made
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TA�R�'FLOUR.
a3
from pure Manitoba No. 1
Hard Wheat: '
TERMS S' , S'T'RICTLY 'CASH..
SCHO EE NHALS
l
Plsone , N8s $' ,• Clmto
HIGHLANDS. OF .0
Offers you and all the bum
• of your life.
ALGONQUIN. PARK
MUSKOKA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
LAKE' OF BAYS
TIMAGAMI
ARE ALL FAMOUS P
Modern hotels afford cit
many prefer to live
cabin- •yout5 choice
cost,
Secure your Parlor o
accOltllntndatiOtl in advent.
from
Full ]ttfortnatiun fr o
Trunk. Ticket Agent, or C
District Passenger Agent, T
emelt Hanalord Hot, mil.
ger and Tieket Agsnte, ph
4,0. Pattison etatiuii agent
t Trod!
Had ��� �
For
WOULD GO INTO FITS
Through cue 541155 or another' a large
Majority of bile eosle are troubled,more
i y p t
or less with acute farm of heart trouble.
Little atteiit+ion is paid to the slight
,weakness until the, beset starts to beat
• 'irregularly, and theysuddenly feel Minhanddizzy,an'd•feed ai
s f they were smother-
],Itg,
i)n gany
the flrst�'fi u of weakness 6
ru cart andNerve
tt><e )168,AdVlilhu f ,I,l 1\Te e
P5315-gliou]dabo taken,,' mad thus soon
prompt and pt,rmanent 051101,
'bks. W.11, Fuirier, 501118%de, Ont.
Writeeee-" I wag t:roubledl, with'n±.y hear
10 ., and was so b' it won
for flv tutr9 ad l
years,
feted me into fite and eltnnhlterieg,
eoti(d not; do tiny work While I was
faded, heat eller, taking three boxes
Milburn s Xieare ilnC1, Nerve Filie
have regained any hetel5h.”
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i t a TCr rh and or o 1>hi
'M but,, u adN' v
. �.r
Wi(et pen boic at all dealers or mane'
on Wool:Ot,t-f price by The 'V,
Co,, Lital11etl, 'Parente Otto;