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wing to war conditions and the scarcity of Blas, pure linens are getting very
scum, consequently advancing m price, A wise woman whose constant thought is the.
"Home Beautiful" and the economical management thereof will consider this matter, Read
this last c^ 'efu11Y ;nd give it your attention,Nope h
perhaps you are sok really in need
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new linens at present but if you wish to save money on your purchases buy them now when.
you can get the at about half the price they will be shortly. Or if you don't need them
yourself perhaps you have a young friend who is arnticipaking a home of her own and what
is more acceptable than linen's,
TABLECLOTHS—Beautiful bleached Irish damask, satin finish, ali.round, single and double
borders, a variety of designs, leaves, sprays, floral, figures, dots, etc,, also
tabling by the yard.
TABLE NAPKINS—Pure bleached. Bile!!, a large' range 'of choice designs,
CENTREPIECES—Hand embroidered and Plauen lace centrepiece and doilies in dainty pat-
terns:'•
TRAY CLOTHS.-P1a21en lace, hand embroidered and drawn work, hent -stitched edges, all
pure linen,
TOWELS—A household necessity, always in demand, carefully ,selected, pure linen buck-
aback towels, hem -stitched, plain and embroidered damask borders, guest
and large sizes. Also bleached and unbleached turkish towels, with fancy
stripes andall white.
TOWELINGS—Reliable linen toweling's, values that are thoroughly dependable, checked
and striped glass toweling, heavy crash, plain linen Buck and tea cloth.
These materials are steadily advancing in price.
BEDSPREADS—Extra fine weaves, choicest designs in floral, spray arid figured effects, good
heavy qualities.
Come in and we will be pleased to show you our stock.
If you don't see what you want ask for it.
Agents for
Priestley's
Dress Goods
Fall Fairs Starting
'tire County Fall Fairs have already
commenced. Many of them which
were held the first of .October are
holding thein next week. Complete
list on page 3.
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jOur Cops are Tame
Fort"Collins News—"The owners of
dogs are keeping their dogs tied up
to avoid the animals being bitten of
shot by the police."
Clinton. Flour Mills
Ontario Street Church.
Agents for
Butterick
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Local News
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Art' Ear!ior Reduction
A rumor says all train service will
be reduced 011 Novembe1 t this year,
instead of January i, in order to con-
serve fuel,
A, E. es A, M. Friday
The ranular meeting of the flilitot
Lodge A, 1', & A, M. win be held on
Friday evening. Several degrees are
on the program,
Going On Poem •
To -day Mr, David iiamiltolt and fain-
tly leave for to,inake their !tome on n
farm which Mr. fltentilion has'putchas-
• ed near Auburn, Ms old hone The
best wishes go with this family to, their
new abode,
Gave His Experience
At the L. 0, L , Meeting last Friday
evening, Mr. F, Tucker, who was' iu
valided •hoitte hast Spring gave. his, ex-
perience frau leaving Camp Borden,
to England, into the trenches and out
again, The Royal Arch was. also put
on during the evening,
Women's Institute
The September meeting of the Clin-
ton Branch of the Women's Institute
will be held at the hone of Mrs, Levis
Ion Thrsday Sept, 26111, at 3 o'clock,
There wif be a demonstration on sal-
. ads
al-rads and a paper "The Home Care of the
Sick" and an address from the Presi-
dent on war work. A good attendance
is hoped for,
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Willis March.
Rev, J. G, Stuart, of London, will
occupy the pulpit of Willis i hurch on
Sunday morning and evening.
1 have just received instructions regarding lite price that 1 can tray
fur wheat.
It will pay any f:u•uter who has wheat to ,ell. Lo tinct out our wee..
Ai ills 0101 pity the top price where elevators cannot, las tbcy nerve to
sell to the. mills at the sante price us the mills can pay the farther for his
wheat.
I do not Sall any bran or shorts but what I make myself, It: is clean
ural wholesome as dere is not ally dirt grouted in with them.
l will boy any coarse gralt.s you have to sell anti will pay yon the
highest [whs., .ling. I nerd 10 ears oats attd.10 cars barley to make pig feed.
1'otloWing are prices at tete mill:—
Bran
Shorts
North Star
Maple Leaf 5.50 "
1 70 per I00 lbs.
1.!10 , „ „
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PHONE NO, S,
CANApA FOOD LICENSE' NO..1 376.
JOHN H ENHA
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Picture6 •of home: folks
carry warmth and coin,,/ort to
the heart of a soldier.
Send one in the next parcel.
Our prices are the same as
before the war.
ROY BALL
* Phone 66. Photographer. 0(
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THE DIFFERENCE IN SHOES!
TH E Difference between the sort of shoes we sell and
the "Other Sort' will be perfectly apparent to any-
one who compares our "GOOD SHOES" with ",lust
Shoes!"
Our Better Sho es !
Our Shoes are built' up to a standard and Not Down
to a Price!. The result is that our shoes are more econ-
omical'thrm uncertain Shoes.
They wear so muck longer and look so much better
than "Bargain Shoes," that they area Better Investment
Dollar for Dollar, than any shoes which sell for less
!money.
The true test of Shoe value is not the First Cost, but
the final cost not what they coat Per Pair, but what
they cost per Year.. It is upon this simple test of value
that the successful growth of our Shoe Business is based.
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"°!'t THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAN
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Rev. Eric Anderson, of Bayfield,
gave a very interesting discourse 00
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr. Agnew, be-
ing at Sharon preaching Anniversary
&.'1.117ots,
Last Monday night there was a
social evening at the League which was
one of the best ever held, Mrs. W.
Downs gave a reading and Miss Elva
Wiltse slung a solo. All interesting
coolest of "Nations". was also one of
the features after which all 2ttgaged
in a sing song. The meeting closed
with a cern roast which was much en-
joyed by all present.
Next week there will be a special
Patriotic programme given. A good
programme will be given. Mr, C. D,
Iouck, Principal of the Model School
is expected to speak on some Patriotic
subject. Everyone come and' enjoy
the evening,
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Salvation Army
Sunday School 10 a. in.
Holiness Meeting 11 a, tn.
Praise Meeting 3' p. nt.
. Salvation. !sleeting 7.30 p, nn,
Baptist -Church
" Special services will be held in the:
Clinton Baptist Church. Rev, 0, C.
Elliott, Evangelist,' will conduct -ser-
vices beginning Sunday, Sept.:22nd at
51 a, n., and ..7.30 p, nt, and each
evening at 8 p. in. Bright song ser-
vice, All are welcome.
Cerne. roF .
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The Carload of Canada
Cement has arrived at our ware-
house.
SOLE AGENT FOR '
SCRANTON & D. H. & L.
COAL
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TERMS — Strictly Cash.
A. J. Holloway
PHONE 3w
Farmer's Attention 1
The Clinton Branch of the United.
Fanners will meet on Monday evening,
September 23rd it, the Hall of the Dis-
trict Representative. Mr. Kernigham,
of Goderich, will be present and ad-
dress the meeting. Ile is a member of
the Central Staff at Toronto. Mem-
bers and all interested in Farming are
invited to be present.
One Way To Help
Clinton auto owners have %a chance
to turn the money saved by motorless
Sundays into the Navy League and Red
Cross Funds, If the use of the auto
for pleasure riding could be stopped
until the end of the war there would
be more stoney available for patriotic
funds and for the purchase of Victory
War Bonds,
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PATRIOTIC NOTES *
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h The W, P. S, will meet with the
ladies of Willis Church wito will serve
a hot supper in the Sunday School
room on Friday Sept. 20th. Tea will
I be served from 5.3o to seven o'clock.
Price thirty-five cents. Entire proceeds
for the Women's Patriotic Society.
There will be a sale of second hand
clothing and numerous other articles,
in the Palace store, Sattirdsy afternoon
beginning at two o'clock. Any donat-
ion of any articles in good condition
wilt be gratefully received by tite com-
mittee, lrirt. Lockarf Cree or' Airs. E.
Saville.' Everybody help to stake the
sale a success and thus help the boys
at the front.
• Christmas Already?
From London ,comes the request:—
And already there. is a special bit of
work on hand. It seems strange to be
thinking of Christmas when we are
still •panting with the remembrance of
the summer heat, but Christmas is al-
ready on the horizon. We have to be
ready , yery early or •Santa Claus will
never get across and dodge the sub-
maines,. ,
So we are starting already to get
1,000 Christmas stockings filled and
sent 'off just as soon as the work can
possibly be done. These are for our
boys in our overseas hospitals. As
they must be uniform in quality and
quantity the packing, and sewing .will
all have to be done at headquarters.
But headquarters cannot do it alone.
They want some nice little donations
of sttoney—and they won't object one
bit to some big donations, either, Bath
stocking is to be made of gay netting,
and is to be stuffed until it cracks with
all the good things a sick soldier would
like, And this is all to be produced for
the small sutra of ,$2. So if you can
buy only one stocking, why, that will
be at least one,soldier made happy, so
send the stoney along to Hyman Hall.
Each Society should have a hand in
this delightful bit of Christmas giving.
One thousand stocking will cost $2,-
000, but that isn't much, when it is
spread over all Military District Num-
ber One, rl e who gives early gives
twice• in this "case especially. The
Packing will begin just as soon as the
stoney comes in,
MARIAN KEITH
Convener Press Committee
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Fall Millinery -. Display
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Na►w_Being Shown
No orae need have her individual
xtaste unsatisfied this season, for
every model has a different line.
The short rolled back with wide
X front is a .generally becoming shape;
$ another close to left side with wide
)11( right effect; slashed brims in diff-
* erent
styles. The rolling brim
lt[ sailor, also the turban, are featured
or this season. Crowns are soft and
x draped; soft brims are favored.
You are cordially invited to at -
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tend.
S ILA BAWDEN
Clinton
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Loeai News
Enlarging Glass
Kincardine rdlne Revfew:—.
PtOf. Iiristotve,
has opened a vocal and instrtlmettts!
class at moo,
ca
ds !for
w+ words
au tih of
011• ranee,
Their rt and
Int "Greater
to an lay
do
rd of Thanks
We wish to thank many frier
words of sympathy, shown by
d by+letter, to us over the den
r soldier !addle--Knox--in 1
eir tnes„ttges were a real comfort
use highly appreciated,
love hath no 1111111 than
that ,t in
you his 1115 fo bis friends,"
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Yours grateftully,
Jas, and Mrs, Mair
Aailres go to 15 Cents a Week
On September 9'st tite three Winni-
peg daily newspapers, the Free Press,
the Trtbtnne and the 'telegram, raised
their subscription rates to 15 cents .a
week, This amount to he collected
fortnightly' in instalments of 30 cents.
The mail rate in Manitoba has been
increased from $4 to $6 a year for
evening papers and front $6 to $7 a
.year for the morning Free Press, The,
Regina Leader and the Regina Post
have also gone to 15 cents a week,
65 cents a month, $7 a year,
Gives Address at Brussels
The Brussels Post refers 'to a meet-
ing to be held tonight at which Mrs,
Struthers, of Clinton, wilt address:—
A special meeting of flee Women's Mis-
sionary Socletye will be held itt the
school room of tate Methodist Church
Tititrsday evening, Sept; 19th, 'a 8 o'-
clock. An address will be given by
Mrs. Struthers, of Clinton, who has
been engaged in Missionary work a-
mong the Chinese, Ms. Struthers is
an interesting speaker, whose husband
is a Medical Missionary now at the
battle front looking after some thou-
sands of Chinese Coolies.
In the Big Fight
The fol paper item taken frorit a
Nlowing
Nebraska refers to two nephews
T.
of Mrs: A. Cooper who are sons of
Mr. and hits, G. A. Sellery, former
of Kin
residents cardiae:—,G, A, -Sellery
cablegram received a ram from Itis son Fred
morning, this which read, "Rona and I
Boit
are well," t Mr. Sellery and Mr.
believe Vankirk, b this indicates that the
been
boys have in the recent engage-
ments on t Mane battle line and have
severe seen the s lighting that has taken
for t
place therehe last few weeks, It
that
is known the marines of which are members both boys have been hold-
ing their sector of the tine, as Fred
that
has written they ere close to the
front lines time ago,
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fectly The last repular nieenting of the
Children's Aid Society for.. the 4.:ounty
1 Huron, held in the court house,
Godeich, on Tuesday, September 10th,
vas specially interesting because of
he consideration ,of furnishing old
ccupying the new shelter, purchased
y the county council a few weeks
go, The Warden's committee had ex -
mined the premises on the ,previous
aturday in company with tt committee
f the C. A. Society, and some im-
rovements & alterations were decided
pon, which are to be made forthwith,
he committee also agreed to furnish
on15 of the staple articles needed in
he equipment of the hon ,., Offers
1'001 the Women's Institute cf Gorier.
is and Clinton to assist in :trnishing
e house have been received and grate
Ily acknowledged, and donations of
dividual articles and partial sets have
so been received from several citizens
town. The Society will the glad
receive from individuals or organ,
ations in sympathy with the work,
any part of the county, donations
blankets,pillows, sheets, towels,
shes and itchen utensils, its fact of
ything that will be needed for the
mfort and proper care of children,
d cash donations or supplies of pro•
tots will also be welcome, Write
e County Secretary, Mr .G. M, Etli-
t, and tell him what you can do for
e work, Anyone who had bee" pre -
ft at this last meeting t have
edify realized the maga end
patience of the Society's work, tine
ses of ilertected or wayward child -
1 on the c ket being more that
old rte cone ii t r .' cafe sitting, it
worth wGd� •• ' that three
Ses of crucliv tri were. re-
elect as dealt tt ing one
om the 1,510.,,,,•1.10
Teter
Walkerton Exchange—Feeling
the new fate of $5.0o for a "t to
run to a fire was a little too s of
an increase over the old rate of 00
per tire, the town council on night decided to buy a to
the 'corporation, and set aside 0
for the purpose, but Mayor Jo n
and 'Councillor Lettner secureda
splendid team of blacks of Monday
from Fred Geddes near Ta er
for a less stun and will have th here Tuesday, The con is
advertising for a teamster ata yearly
salary of 5625, and through doing
work with the team expect to a a
big saving in the their yearly expense
sheet. Witat,with snow plowing
winter and road work in the su r,
that team promises to be the. t
thing' in the corporation and the t-
en's action in buying it is one the
best stoves that has been put ac n
years.
Should Use Dimmers,
Woodstock Sentinel -Review: t -
plaints are continually being d
of the negligence of a great y
motorists, especially on the c y
roads, to use their dimmers, ify
Have them, or if they haven't, t v
down their engines when meeting
other cars or vehiciles. Otte n
was just telling us of meeting as
many as nine automobiles recently
and only one motorist ditnme s
lights. This is a condition a g',
either out of ignorance or art e
on the part of the drivel's a+ o
law would be more welcome e
than the cuntpulsory adoption 0
glare headlights. Such a law- n
force throughout the United d
good results are reported, Another
all too frequent occurrence is th
of many local motorists t
warning at the street crossing f
only offenders' lives were endangered
by this, no one could object but y
seem to delight in taking pot -It n
turning a corner without warnin di
rushing into a collislot with sots
law abiding and harmless pedes-
trian or horse and buggy,
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Be ready when the bell r' 6
—W e are ready for you with a.
complete assortment of general
suppliesas . well as all regular
text books. We invite you to
bring your needs to us and have
them satisfied.
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he .4 ® D. Fair o.
Often the cheapest-Pilways the Best
EOM
A Tested Lens. ----
An Accurate Shutter—
Simple Operation
Good Pictures.=
All these are assured when you purchase aKodak
Anybody can take good pretures with aKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show you
how easy they are to use.
—We do developing and printing and guarantee good results.—.,
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Despensing Chemist
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The Features of Cllr
FIS r is t k - re.
To which we invite special attention.
are its beauty, its assured comfort, its
solid construction, and its below the
usual prices. Any one of these pointe
would be sufficient to earn it your
preference. When they are all com-
bined we feel sure you•wiil realize
that this is a furniture haying oppor.
tunity you cannot afford to ignore
Its
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>ane1ertakeir anti Funeral Director. Phone 23.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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are with us again and there is very
few who does not enjoy a good. cup
of Warni Tea tokeep us warns and is
very invigorating, This week we will
offer you Black or Mixed Tea that is
an excellent draw and extra ;good qual-
ity as Special Price,
BLACK OR MIXED
65c per Ili,
. 5 15 for $3.00
Ys
some extra good special and ones you
can save some money by buying: now
i n i—LAUNDRY . AND TOILET SOAPS
LAUNDRY SOAP
3 Bars for 20c or 15 Bars for. $1.00
3 CAKES TOILET SOAP t?tt , , .. , , 250
BE FARSIGHTED AND.
GET SOME AT THESE PRICES
CAUSTIC SODA for making HOME
And also as we are going to'' give j MADE SOAP 1•8c er tr,, 5 tine 90c.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Canadian Food. Control Retail Grocer License Nunmher ".8-7244
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TERMS --SETTLEMENT OF ALL AccoiNTS TWICE A MONTH -PHONE 111
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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Cold
Weather
Is Corning
Be prepared by
having your old
furnace overhaul-
ed or a new one
installed by
T. Hawkins
Phone 53
Agent for HECLA Furnaces
Shop—over Itowtand's Hardware
Piping And Fittings Always On
nand.
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The Corner Grocery
"LIVE AND LET LIVE"
You Will Always
• Find Us Busy
but never too busy to give our
strict attention.. We value your trails.
CUT OUT THE HOT SIFOVE--AND
USE 'COOKED MEATS—WE HAVE: ---
COOKED HAM
JELLIED TON413E.
JELLIED HOCKS.
VEAL. LOAF, end
BOLOGNA.
FRUIT and VEGETABLES AP q
PEACHES : ORANGES : LEhj
BANANAS :TOMATOES :CUCil1MBER$
CELERY Nand POTATOES.
E. E. Lh nniford
BUTTER and EGGS WANTED
Canadian' Food Control License
No. 8-3123.
PRONE 451
which the defendatnt pleaded guilty and
paid a stiff penalty. This too, is a
work the Society prosecutes earnestly.
It is hoped the new shelter wilt be
sufficiently ready for use early in Oct-
ober, and tete formai public opening
will take place during County Council
week in December, when the Provin-
cial Superintendent, Mr, J. J. Kelso
and outer workers are expected to be
present, Miss Eliza Fraser, of Gode-
rich, wtio has had several years' ex-
perience in the work in targe centres,
has been engaged as matron for the
NEW SCHE'vtJLE
Trains from East.
Arrives 15.10 a,1n. Leaves
Arrives 6,08 p,nt. Leave$
Arrives 15.18 p,tn Leaves.
Trains from West
Arrives
Arrives
Arrives
Arrive;
11,10 a,nt,
6,45 p,tn,
11,18 p.in
6,18 s.ttt, Leaves a.'iS 8.111.
2.58 p.tn. Leaves "8. pan
Trains from North
7.33 a,nt, 1 ;RV,'"is
4 i I, 4,-
Ar1tve1 10
Arrives 5,4e
tt p