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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry rood and
House Furnishings
Phone ,67,
Next to Royal Bank
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MEN% STORE,
Custom Tailoring
Men'= Surii slings,
Phono 103,
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seoeseSenevOteffenemeoffeetensaenCsoWarden Elliott, of Huron County,
was in town on Monday,
Crown -Attorney Seager, of Goderich
was in town on Monday.
Mr, Best Kemp, of London .spent
Sunday with Mr, Sant Kemp.
Mr, Archie Agnew, of Toronto, is
visiting with relatives in town.
Mrs. (Dr i McBride, of Welland, is
the guest at the parental home.
Miss Ethel Wylie, is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs; J. E, Hogg, at the Manse,
Mrs, Sadie Johnston and daughter,
Isabelle are visiting Mrs, T. Trick,
Barrister Best, of Seaforth, was in
town on a court case on Monday,
Miss Marjorie Ulnian, spent the past
week with friends in Woodstock,
Miss Rudd leaves this week to visit
her :Aster in .4 tnne.losa,
,Miss Ethelwyn'Scott, of Clifford, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. S. Downs,
Miss Margery Agnew, of Medicine
Hat, is visiting with relatives in town.
Rev. E. G, Powell, who is now stat-
ioned at Lucan was in town o❑ Monday,
Master Frank McCaughey, of Blyth
is holidaying with Kenneth Roberton,
Rev. Mr. Larkin, of Seaforth, was
calling on friends in town on Monday.
Dr. Hunter, of Goderich, was calling
on old friends in town Lost Friday even-
ing
Mr, and Mrs, S. Agnew and children,
of Detroit, are visiting with relatives in
town .
Miss Ruby Irwin, of Toronto, is
spending her vacation at the parental
home,
Mr, and Mrs, 'Chas, Conner spent
Sunday at the former's home at Mount
Forest,
Mr, Stephenson of Loudon spent
Sunday with his father, Mr. J. Step-
henson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, McMurray spent
Sunday with the former's parents near
Mitchell,
Mrs Dieb) and Master Louis were
visitors for a day or so with relatives
at Varna.
Dr, and Mrsr McGill and Miss Jean,
of Mitchell, spent Sunday with Dr, and
A1rs• Arco
Mrs Moore of Hot
is visiting her sister,
at the Manse,
Mt Richard Seldon
family motored front
itir, T. Trick a visit.
Mrs, B, R. Higgins,
be at home the first
day of each month.
Springs, Virginia,
Mrs. J. E. Bugg,
and son and their
Ipgleson to pay
High street, will
and third Thurs-
Mrs, McGregor of Brucefield, was
last week the guest of Mrs. W. Crich
and other friends,
Mrs. H. Plumsteel and Miss Emma
Plunisteel etre spending the week with
friends at Brucefield,
Miss Nora McCaughey, of Blyth, was
a visitor with her cousins the Misses
McCaughey last week,
Miss M, A. Stone, of the School of
Commerce Staff, is spending her vaca-
tion at her home in .Essex,
Rev, Harvey Colclough of Lloyd -
town, was a visitor with relatives and
friends this week in town,
Dr. Roy Ball, of Toronto, and a for-
mer Clinton Old Boy has been renew-
ing old acquaintances in town,
Miss Marjorie Gilkinson of Chicago,
Is a visitor this week at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. W, S, Downs.
Mrs, Higgins, wife of the tate Rev.
Joseph Higgins, is visiting at the home
til Mrs. Wm. Graham, who is i11.
Miss Turner returned home last
week after attending the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. Crane, of Trowbridge,
Mitchell Advocate Mr. Truman
Stone and sister Miss Vera Stone spent
the holiday in Clinton with friends.
Mrs, (Col.) 11, B. Combe and chit -1
dren visited at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Cull, of Mitchell, this week.
Mrs. Alex. McGuire was called to
Monroe, Mich„ owing to the sudden 3
death of her eldest daughter, Mrs. Sa-
vage.
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colm, front St. Louis, are visiting her
Mrs. George Roemer and son, Ma1.1
mother Mrs, T, Trick for the month of
July.
Mr, Cliff Beaton who has been teach-
ing school near Mfllbrooke, while about
home last week fell and fractured his
left arm.
'1 he Carload of Canada
Cement has arrived at our Ware-
house.
SOLE AGENT FOR •
SCRANTON & D. Ht & L.1
TERMS -- Strictly Cash.,
i A. J. Holloway
PPIONE 3w
White Footwear!'
HIS season without a doubt, will be the season
We're showing the Best. , White Shoes made.
of all Seasons for Women's White Footweart
and we ask the attention of the women who,
enjoys wearing Choice''Wlite Footwear o
Special Merit!
Wilhite Boots,!
White Oxfords-!
White Wt e umps . ,
Louis, Military or: the' New Low Tread Walking Heels.
$1.75, , $2.6O, .$3.OQ emit,; $400:.
Our Shoe Service is always painstak' • arid .o cry. woman
we shoe will. have well. Dressed Ha>tatiSnme looking Feet.'
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TRE PRACTICAL all:''F A. t'
Mr. H. Bellamy of Dungannon, who
was Registrar` for the recent Registrat-
ion for North Huron, was in town on
Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Aikenhead and babe,
anal Miss Aikenhead, of London, spent
Tuesdey at the home of Mr, Chas.
Bartliff.
Winghani Times: -Miss Turner, of
Clinton, visited for over the week -end
with her cousin, Mrs. (Dr.) 11. L.
Stewart,
Dr, alid Mrs. J. W. Milne and daugh-
ters and Mrs. R. A1, McKay of Blyth,
were visitors in town on Monday ;af-
ternoon
Miss 'Gertrude Osborne, of Stratford
returned home on Tuesday after spend-
ing a couple of weeks with her aunt,
!,ant -
Mr. C. J, Wallis returned from Roti -
town, Sask., lust week. The crop out-
look in that district is not the best, we
are sorry to learn,
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Manning and
children of Brussels, were week end
visitors with Miss Annie Rozell of town,
and other relatives
Mrs, J. W. Kilbride, of Strathroy, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 3, Shanahan,
jr.,of Hallett, has been renewing old
friendships in town.
Mrs. M. McIntyre left on Monday to
spend auo
couple e nt months with
relatives
and friends in the West, raking Cal -
at' .iter re.
g Y he,dquarte,s
Airs, hawks, Mrs, (:holds and dau-
ghter and also Mrs. Hicks motored
from 'Tiverton paying Mrs, T, Trick a
visit for a few days.
Brussels Pust:--Mrs, de la Penotiere
of Kincardine, and Mrs. (Rev.) Robin
son, Clinton, were visitors with Mrs.
W, I.1, Kerr this week,
Mr. D. C:uttelont motored to Strat-
ford with his daughter, Mrs. Weather -
wax, to meet her husband, who is holt.;
dttyitag in town now,
Mr, Howard M Levy who has been
spending a few weeks with his brother
Mr. A, 0, Levy, leaves to -day to visit
his sister, Mrs, Bartja, of Moncton.
Mr. and Mrs, R, Jamieson and Miss
Isabella of . Constance, were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, W. Johnston and
other friends in town on Sunday,
Mrs, J, F, Brooks who has been
visiting her sisters and mother of town
for the past two months returned to
her home in Winnipeg on Monday,
We are glad to hear that Mr, George
David is able to be moved about it little
these fine days and his many friends
hone that he may, soon be about as us-
ual,
M.rs, E, Kennedy of Ontario street
accompanied her sister, Mrs. 3, F,
Brooks to Stratford and was the guest
of Mrs, Thomas •Mtech while its the
city.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Ball and daughter,
and Mr, and Mrs, C. Conner leave this
week for the former's home at Sombre.
The ladies will extend their visit for a
week or so.
Winghant Times: --Our highly es, -
teemed townsman, Mr, John Quirk,
celebrated his SSth. birthday on Mon-
day, His large circle of friends will
wish Itissi many more .ani.fversaries.
Rev. Mr. Snowden, who, has supera-
notated from the Methodist 'Church,
and who has purchased Mrs, Couch's
hone on Ontario Street; was in town
this weals, -We welcome him to town, •
Mr, and .Mrs, Sage, of Louden, Miss
Paxmati of Parkhill' Miss Gillies of Lon-
don, Red
ott-don,-slid Dr Mclntosh, of Detroit, ail.
of whom ,ate camping„at Greed Belfd,
Were visitors With Mr. and' Mrs
Paxtnarl 'on Friday,
• Mrs George Watt, of town, ,who etas.
Been for five weeks in St,,Joscplt s.
hospital,' London, js sloWly, imptov,u;
and expects to return Mime soon I•le.
had a critical '-operationafter -which ha
had ata attack of piieuinonil:,
• Miss 'Grace Welker' luno, IS -a valued
member of. Brussels Ladies Mintstrels',
went to ,B•elggave ,;Tuesday: evetii'ztg%,
where the 'itntertaiuinent was presented:
for the hinetit of Red Cross,Mzs tie le,
Penotiere, Kincardine, took' , a promtjie$t.
mart in ilteprogratit_ also.
Setgt, "Laci Kenaiedy Of the U. Si' A,;
forces, twartrelnilik at the big Military
Camp a1. Virgnii t, is'.Itllnie on• a 10 days
ienve Lack has' been `pr"osioted. to :a
.first-class Sergeint tit the E'ngineerinig.
Corps; sod' is sine of the ipttiudtort,
his'•platoon.thete'lre men' front every•
state' of the Union, tie has no idea
when heWill -be• sent over to tit=s firing.:
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Presentation to Mrs, Birks, 1•iava Yvu Mr, Business Man 7.
Mrs, (Rev,) A, K, Birks on rernoving.
front Biggins. Falls, , to Toronto was
presented by the L,tti'ies' Aid of 'Mor-
rison street church with a beautiful
Set of ivory toilet articles, and Arthur
•Birks with a handsome club bag, Mrs,•
•'irks had been living in the parsonage
in•Niagara Falls sihce the death of her
ilsbend e year ago and doing !mach
work among the congregation,
Not Called Yet '
Assistant Deputy Registrar Beres-
ford announced: at London that; while
there is no likelihood of Category. 13
men being called up for -a considerable
length of time yet, there is,no definite
guarantee that they will . not he util-
ized for military service in the future,
The above. advice was given ou't for
time benefit of both employes end em-
ployers Involved under the military
service act
A .Busy Week
District Deputy Grand Master Hall
and his htstallatitet team of tit 1, 0, 0.
F. expect td'have a busy time for sa
couple of weeks, iastalliug the newly
elected officers of the various Odd-
fel4ows' Lodges in this Distriet, They
expect to be at Goderich on the 15th ;
Seaforth 17th;Hensall 19th ; Ex-
eter 23. ; and ungannon Aug. 13th.
They installed the new officers of
Clinton Lodge on Tuesday. night and'
are nt Brucefield, to -night.'
Hospital Bags Arrived Safe
This week a letter has been receiv-
ed by the 'Clinton Women's institute
from Lady Smith, Dorrin, thanking
thein most gratefully for thet'1'los-
pital Bags" safely received June 13th.
They are a beautiful lot, perfectly
made and most acceptable as the 'Bags'
are in greater demand than ever, They
are now on "active service" in the
t{ospital helping to comfort a wound-
ed or sick soldier. As this shipment
was send overseas in April 15th by the
Clinton Women's institute the Ladies
were very pleased to hear of the quick
and safe, arrival :it the hospital,
I, 0, 0. F„ Officers
'rhe newly elected officers of 'Clin-
ton Lodge 1.' 0. 0. F, No. 83 were
installed by D. D, G. M. Ball and
his insktlIing team on 'Tuesday of this
week, and the following were those
installed: -
Past Noble Grand ,1 A. Sutter
Noble Grand.......T. A. Managhan
Vice Grand Carl Draper
Recording Secretary, W. 1-1. Gould
Financial Secretary, , , ,J. Wiseman
Treasurer 11 B. Chant
Warden Thos. Hardy
Conductor E E. Hunniford
R. S. N. • G i' Watson
L. S. N. 0 J, L. Kerr
R, S, V. 0 Jas. Livermore
L, S. V, G Lorne Murch
R. S S. W 11, Heilyar
L. S, S. E Sehoetthttls
Chaplain G E. Hall
Inside Guard A. C:udmore
Outside Guard H, B, Kerr
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THE BYLAW COMMITTE
The Following changes were made
in Cemetery Bylaw and passed on
motion of Cooper and Langford: -
That Rule 6 of schedule in Bylaw No.
15 for 1593 be cancelled and the
following substituted: -
(6) The price to be paid by any
person for each full lot shall be six-
teen dollars, and for a half lot eight
dollars, when the purchased• thereof
is a ratepayer of the town of gin -
ton ; and when the purchaser is other
than a rate -payer, of the said town
of Clinton, the price of each full lot
shall be twenty ,dollars and for each
half lot ten dollars, '
That Rule 13 be cancelled, and the
following substituted,
(13) Public lots shall be provided
in which single graves may be taken
'at the price -of five dollars for a per-
son over ten years of age, and three
dollars for children under ten years of
age,
• That Rule 33 be cancelled and the
following sabstitnted:--
(33) .1I interments shall be sub-
ject to the herein : after mentioned
charges for opening graves, the amount
whereof must in each case be paid to
the superintendent as hereinafter pro-
moted; that Is to say: -
Adult graves in depth 6 feet $4,00
and $3.00.
Fifty cents extra for each additional.
foot, •
•Children's graves under 10 years $3.
and $2,00. ' .
That the .charges for taking care of.
the lots be as follows;
Full lot $1,25 per year,
Half ,lot 75'c per year.
.411 but last clause came:into effect
on July 9th, .and last clause re care
10 Come tido effect, on January 1st,
1919. •
STREET COMMITTEE
Your 'Committee wishes to submit
the following report: -We have had
all streets grsded, 'recorninended in for-
mer repdrt also that Hort of Fulton
between King avid iseac; also had 611
or 'o 'bails of cinders from organ
factory drawn . and placed os streets;
C,le teed ditches .at side of the road
leading its from,the north side of town.
Grtveiled- that portion of Queen st„
rechtitpehded, in, 'former ,report, had
grass and' Needs cut on streets, Would
•recoelmend,that culvert be put in at
Dr'Avon'$ corner, Also that remainder
of t%tvisi'in tisk be out, on the worst
' parte to ot;,.King nod Victoria streets and
that e, porion of'Rniten.bury street be
el:Pa ted; That' 4.9.00 toward G inch
tile'for draining as request of Jas, Mc-
Neil' . . •
PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Your PropertyCommittee report as
Tallows--n'o.. new chairs Have been
'supplied for the Mayor's platform, The
Council .Chamber has heeh-cleaned, also
the, hall entrance ,end stairway, We
recoinniicnd that the front' doors of the
iotrol be taut in a'satisfactory condition
and -'xtft'dilig` to Jaw, •
• Leis tl had ti plumed to secure 2
hardwood at the. price of
ter ,rt foe four foot woad and
'on • ;iitcq Was ordered to -look
der itt' once,•
'5111 adjourned,
T11111'Stdny, July 1'1'tlir 191$:
dustless then should have two signs
_one on the building' they occupy
and. one In the local ucwpepers,
Going To Bayfield
ARV ,of our citiztt a are moving
out 10 Bayfield to their summer cot-
tages, Otlreas will fellow hater,
That important Question.
"Have you• the Entrance results
yeti" is the question that we are ask-
ed every day, comnteitetlig last Fri.
day. We don't excel. to have the list
before next week, if the Department
sends it then,
Get Your Name On
This is the season when women folk,
Who have aright to vete should' see
that their names are properly placed
upon the voters' list so that when the
time conies -for them to mark their
ballot they will possess the full privil-
ege,
Who's Who in Legislature.
There are In the Onterib ••Lebila-
titre twenty-six.farmers, twenty-six
lawyers,, nine manufacturers, five
merchants, eight doctors •seven lutn-
bermen, four insurance agents,. two
"workingmen," two agents; an .u•11-
dertaker, an auctioneer, one "gen-
tleman," a realty agent, an account-
ant, a dentist, a contractor,- aYeterinary
surgeon and a clergyman.
Former Clinton Man lipids Office
Mr, J. R. Forbes, of Waterford, and
son of Mrs. A, Forbes, of town who
left here a bitty years ago to assume the
management of tie rural phone system
of that town, has been elected second,
vice president of the Western Counties
Telephone Association, at the eigth an-
nual meeting held at London,last week.
Mr, Forbes constructed many phone
systems in this province before accept-
ing his present position.
Died in Michigan
Owing to the sudden death of their
eldest daughter, Ada Willa, Mr, and
Mrs, Alex McGuire were called to M011 -
roe, Mich., on Thursday last, Mrs.
Savage had not been in the best of
health for several mouths past but her
death was unexpected and dune as a
shock to her family. She leaves besides
her husband a little daughter eight
months old, !vlrs. Savage in her young-
er days was a valued member of The
New Era staff,
Judgment Reserved in Damage Action
The case of W, T. Grieve vs. the
Township of Buffett was heard before
Judge Lewis, of Goderich. Grieve
entered action against the township
for injuries sustained. by being thrown
from his -cutter on account of his horse
shying on a narrow road at a time
when the road was flooded by a spring
freshet, W. Brydone, of Clinton, act-
ed for the Township, and J. M. Best
of Seaforth G• Grieve, Judgment re-
served for further argument at Gode-
rich.
Wife of Fred Davis, M,P.P.,
Is Dead At Mitchell
Mrs, Davis, wife of Fred Davis, M.
P. P., Gleichen, Alberta, died sudden-
ly at ,Mitchell last Thursday morning,
from heart trouble, With her hus-
band she had been visiting Mr. Davis'
father, W. R. Davis, editor of The
Mitchell Advocate, Her home was in
Seaforth before her marriage, Mrs.
Davis was a daughter of Alex. David-
son, of Seaforth, who survives her, be-
sides two sisters and two brothers,
Abraham Davidson, of Seaforth, and
Joseph, of Mitchell.
Enters Law Office
The Wetaskiwin Times makes ref-
erence to a son of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Doherty, of town:- Mr, A. Stewart
Watt is leaving Wetaskiwin for Scot-
land with his two children at an early
date. Mr, Watt's intention is to loin.
the British Army, in which Ise expects
to obtain a eomnlieiio•n, The busi-
ness of Watt & Watt will be carried
on in future by Mr, J, S, Watt, with
whom will be associated lflr, C. V.
Doherty, lately- in the office of Messrs.
Greisbaclt & O'Connor, Edmonton,
Mr. Doherty recently returned from
France, invalided, having served in
the war for nearly two years as a
member of the 0, E, F,
Exeter Rink Had 1 up
A rink of Exeter Bowlers motored
motored up on Friday evennig and had
a friendly game with a Clinton rink,
Mr, De John, of Hensall, who was in
town was invited to play N11,1th the Clin-
ton risk, At the end of the 22nd end
Exeter had one to the good. Following
were the players:-
Exetef• Clinton
R. N. Rowe W, Grant
R, G, Seldo:t J. De John
R; N, Creech br, Axon
W, J. Tatitan,sk.19 A. J. Morrish, sk1 S
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A Friend to Thi Aged,.
73 Years OKI and Feels Pines
Militurrt's Heart and Nerve; Pills
A Coon to Those Up in Veers.
As the years areal) on, the heart be-
comes weak, the efrcttletion.. poor, and
the vitality on the wake. Little soak-
nessee and nthnentsscom harder to shake
off than formerly rind here and 'there
evidences of a breaf downbegin to appear,
Those who wish to anaintain their
healthand vigor and retain their energy
unimpaired should use .M'ilburn's Belot
and Nerve Pills,
Mr. J. Bronson, Swift Creek, B.C.,
writes; "1 had a weals heart, and was ad-
vised by soy .neighbor to try Milburn'e
Heartland 7 etve Pills. 1 got two boxes
and took them regularly, and felt I was
getting better, 1 sent for two more
and now 1 en•a go Oat and'ss,W Wood and
gat t0 it1' 1 feeling tired and war r w lot t fit t t d a ld weak.
I am now 73 yotire old and; foci fine. 1
clan hij,hlyy;reeemmend your ills to any-
one 1 .. pills
Otln Who has a.• weak heart, for theyare
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a tood,ro:nedy.
Milbnril's liettvl and Nerve :Pills tyre
60o. a box at all denims, or nailed direct
ortreebiptofprice hiyThe T.lyl'nll,tµrs:i *.,
Linaitedy'aoi•orltn, tStlt.
WALL PAPER
Meets every resiwirerutent a1F interripr .det<oroark
meets it effectively.
WW i V.E S
Ar'e fretluenlly prowl
more in. their 110100, •
IIUSBA-NDS ,
of their roorina an deli
Are relieved in not a fow'case
s at the price MilAro-
prised
prised at the effect.' .
AND WE ,
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Happy in having satisfied crrstdmers, pleasant
profitable business:
IT. IS FREQUENTLY SO AFTER •A VISIT TO, OIWI
WALL . PAPER DEPARTMENT
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Often the eheapest-Always tete Best
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An Accurate Shutter
Simple Operation,
Good Pictures
Ali these are assured when you purchase aKodak.
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. V
have then! from $1,00 up. Come in and let us show yen •
how easy they are to use:
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Fur hhu e
To which we invite special nttPr193t>.x-
are its beauty, its•assured coo,fterl, aft,
solid ootcstauettott,end its beblw 131x•
usu'il prices. .Aly one of these papas
would he sutlielent to earn 31 :rimy
preference, When they are alt tains.
hinvd we feel sine you will renlit'a
that this is a furniture buying 0))50s •
sanity you canuotatl'ord to ignore.
i'nderlciltet' and Funeral Director.
IV'iwbt and Fundi}^Coils answered at Residence over store
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Pack Your ro FM . les
In your old - 1G1 Bag end Smile is the slogan on the Boys at the Flew.,';
and we must do likewise in the using of Wheat Substitutes. We will hares
in stuck this week the Necessary Substitutes at Popular Prices.
Corn Flour @ ioc per It; Barley Flour @ 10c per lb; Rye Flour s ' 10e
por lei; Rice Flour @ 13c per It; Corn Meal @ 3 Its for 25c; and. Oatmeal
@ 3V2 its for 25c.
GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT OUR STORE
ONE HOUR SPECIAL -7.30 to 8.30 ONLY
Between 7.30 and 8.30 p.m„ Saturday, we will put on Sate .at
Special price a
16 oz Package of Seeded Raisins for
BETWEEN HOURS MENTIONED ONLY
2 PACKAGES IS LIMIT WITH YOUR ORDER
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Canadian Food Comrtol Retail Grocer License Number 8-7241
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&'➢zoite 3 3 1
Phone Promptly Attended to
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E T us install a COAL 011,,
HEATER ire connection with your
bathroom. Enough hot water for
a bath in 20 minutes for the small
sutra of 1 ; CENT.
( all arni get prices on Heaters.
s i s
PLomte Fra
Agent for HECLA Furnaces
The Corner Grocery
"LIVE AN LET VVVE"
WE SELL ALL THE
Breakfast Food ',
all the
Dinner & Supper
FOODS
SPECIALS
ORANGES
L11Y10NS
BANANAS
SLII,AW133,1.1RIES
NEW POT:tLTh3R
NEW 0A13
TOMATO
E. E. filunniford
:Skop-overItowlaitd's Ilardware •
Piping And 1FiLttneffs Always On
nand.
BUTTER attd EGGS WAaNi'tir
Canadian Food Control LicerasO
No. 3.3'123„
PHONIC 45:
MM.
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
Arrives 11,10 amt. Leaves 11-1Tsa,6n,
Arrives 6.08 p,m, Leaves 6.45 a,sa,
Arrives 11,13 p,m Leaves fi.a:S iadw
Trains from West
Must Work
Police Magistrate Andrews had a
fellow named, Walpe,', of Zurich; before
Itiu on Monday, under the new "must
work law,"' After Learing much evids.
cncc the Mdgisfrate let the defende ate
off'O)i suspended SC etel c
1 e, but he must
report to the '00. Constable- at lteltsall,;
once a mobile stating the time he is
working, •Crown -Attorney Seager pro-
secuted end gave warding that it Was
reported there were mane ut
between the ages of ;c i ' r., were'.
not engaged in al o`'•e •. i • . n,',, thep
had better Start sine ;.r • i y,
Arrives 6,13 a,ut, Leaves 6.16 Sala,
Arrives 2.53 0,121. Leaves 2.•S11 lesefes
'l'raane from North
Arrives 7.33 5.01, leaves; 71,St,1'gn.
Arrives 4..15 p,m, Leaves. 4.0S ,ass
7`i resat trete Soots
,Arrives. 10.30 I,it, Le'tvo4-0 toil 6dt, N
:Mrives 6,40 p.m, Learned 6451