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Over the Fence
is out, but it certainly will
take a long time to get over
the delight in the possession
of this fence collar, which
by rights is only an added
attraction to the newest of
the new—the peplum -blouse
costume. This one can't
make up its mind whether
its pockets belong to its belt
or the belt to its pockets, but
it is perfectly sure that its
back entrance is quite fasci-
nating. The chief require-
ments of the skirt are that it
shall be simple, with no ful-
ness at the top. The blouse
can be made of satin, char-
meuse, gros de Londres,
taffeta or crepe de Chine.
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Frocks of to day for
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THE FASHION
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PANCAKE
ME ARE NOtil
Now is the time of year we desire a
little change of Food. What about? I
PANC AK ES—made 'from Old
Virginia Pancake Flour, are fine and
you certainly would enjoy them with
CORN or MAPLESYRUP
Puts the finished taste to pancakes
WATCH FOR OUR SHOW
Try a jar of Corn .Syrup, price 25o
per jar. Also put up in pails or bulk.
To add zest, to appetites would re-
commend our lines of:—
Catsup Olives Sauces
SWEET or MIXED PICKLES
Peas, Corn Tomatoes
Pork & Beans, Etc.
T./AY SPECIALS
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Hockey. RENEW FOR THE NEW ERA
Last, Friday night the Doherty I hickey
Club defeated the town team 7-8 and
on Monday. night they played the Juniors
again and won it by a score of 11-0,
they play .the Pastime Club on Friday
evening.
IHuron 'Promotion Examinations,-
' The uniform promotion examinations
for the public schools of Huron will be
held on 'Thursday and Friday, March
29t1i and 30th, 1917. Papers are
provided for junior and senior second
and third classes and -Junior fourth
class. Teathers Must notify their
school inspector et once, stating the
number of papers required for each class
taking the examination.
Pastime Club Picture.
Photographer Roy Ball has an ex
cellent group picture of the Pastime
Club on view this week. As the picture
shows there are a good many of the
boys in khaki.
Lecture and Supper at Wesley Church
.In connection with the Anniversary
services of Wesley Church on March
18th and 19th, the Rev. Dr. Barber,
of London, is to preach and on Monday
evening and Anniversary Tea Meet
ing will be given by the ladies of the
Church in the new Wesley neatly
completed at the cost of 51,000. Dr,
Barber will lecture on "Our Escape
front Cerniany", Monday evening after
the supper.
Working on the Railway.
Mr. Jacob Braun, of Clinton, is ni3w
working on the G. T. R., at Clinton
station. Mr. Braun's former business
was a book seller and was on the road
from Monday morning till Saturday
night in the summer time Mr. Mann
is going to Senforth for a few days to
write on examinations. Mr. Braun
think, thinks he will 1.1:1v o19lt
until 512or Ow wtr„tA 11 ;5 bard tr,
lmok, from Fity4land. lr Itritun's
friends wish him success in ids new job.
Met Here.
The House Of Refuge Committee met
here on Tuesday morning to pass the
quarterly accounts etc:, •
RENEW FOR THE NEW ERA
Ministerial Meeting
The Centre Iluron Ministerial Asso-
ciation will meet in St. Paul's Anglican
church, Clinton, on Monday. March 12.
:tt 2 p.m.
Entertained His Class.
Mr. Thomas Hawkins entertained his
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A Good Show.
The ladies' minstrel sholv and play
p,iven by the Ladles' Patriotic
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Ontario St. Church.
Rev, Mr. Dewey, of Stratford, is assist
ing at the revival services in the church
this week.
Wesley Church.
Rev. R, Fulton Irwin, of Glencoe, took
charge of the special services on Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, and Rev. Clay
ton Moorehouse, of Forest, takes charge
tonight and Friday.
The pastor will preach on Sunday.
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St. Marys Journal:—Mayor Thomp-
son, of Clinton, made a liurried call to
town on Friday to see his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J.Thompson of the West Ward
both of whom are getting up in years
and are not enjoying the health they
once did.
Mrs. John Bailey, of Stratford, is
visiting friends in town and at Bayfield.
Mr, Noel Marshall, who is a promin-
ent bpsiness man of Toronto, and Presi-
dent of the Canadian National Exhibition
has an interest for ClIntonlans in the
fact that his wife is the youngest dau-
ghter of Mrs. Vantassel, formerly a well
known resident of Clinton.
Nev. A. 11» Drumm, has resigned the
pastorate of St. Paul's Presbyterian
ch23 rch Powma Ivi 1 In. Mr. Drumm is a
former Clintonian, :Ind in atiditior t,i,
bele.; a successful and popular p.'e.,cher
is a 1...00d printer as well, hevine served
:ime • n The New Era.
.mi•••• E. Mains, of Elyth, has taken a
1' 3221011 in minors Restaurant.
TM. hiest S. A. ()dicers were at
Goderich on Wednesday night assisting
in the. there .
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l'or his Italie in lier,-:•:11,,11,
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The well known Eyesight Specialist, will be at my store giving FREE
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1"He Looks Into The Eyes"
Weak muscles strengthened, headaches cured and cross eye in many cases straightened when glasses
are fitted by this advanced method.
This is truly a great opportunity to consult a specialist, whose reputation and ability are so widely
recognized, and no doubt hundreds will take advantage of Mr. Grabani's visit to Clinton during these
ten days.
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Come early as the last few days are usually busy. Hours 9 a, m., to 8 p, m., daily. Night as good as
day time as artificial light is used,
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I will complete my instruction in this advanced method while Mr. Grahtun is here.
W. H. Hellyar
JEWELER
and
OPTICIAN
Clinton, Ontario.
her 1240114 on Talbot street 1,2 Oek-
womi cemetery, Rev. mt. street.
St: James' church officiatinz. (le:wrat-
h regretted 53 her death was by her
many friends, 'cit a feeling of relief
that she has been relieved from her
sufferings is entertained by her
friends. Por many months previous
to the deaths of her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Counter, some tft
inonths since, Itliss Counter devoted
all her time and strength to their care,
and very shortly after they were taken,
was stricken by the dread malady that
finally caused her demise. She is sur-
vived by Messrs. W. R. Counter, of Clin
ton and Norman Counter, of Simcoe, by
Mrs. G.F. Collins, of Brantford and Miss
Alm counter of Simcoe, her brothers
and sisters. Miss O'Carr, an aged aunt,
is also a member of the immediate fam-
ily circle, For many years Miss Coun-
ter formed one of the contraltos in the
choir cif St. James' and funeral music
on Friday supplied by a double quartet
from that body of musicians. The fam-
ily have the sympathy of the towns-
people in their bereavement.
Sister Married.
The following report of the Arm-
strong -Tuckey wedding teferS to
sister of Mrs. (Rev.) Powelli—A
Pretty wedding took 'place at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jetties Tuckey, oh the
fifth concession of London Township,
at high noon Wedneadarof last week,
when titbit yolitigeSt daughter Pearl
was united, in marriage to G. Chester
ArteStreelt, of BfusSelS, Ont: The beide
leaning on the erm of her father,
tered the root td' the attains of Lohen,
Millie Wedding March, played by the
groones sister, Miss Bertlea'Ariti§tfOng,
The bride was 'beedinitigly attired in
White AIN crepe de ehittenti cathed a
shower of American Bettuty roses. Rev.
0, G. Powell, brother -iii -law of the bride
officiated, and was assisted by Rev. J.
licking, of Arva, and Rev. 0, H. Tuck-
ey, of Marengo, Ohio, brother of the
bride, After the Signieg of the register
the wedding breakfast was served, only
the immediate relatives of the bride and
groom being present, The groont's
gift to the bride was a pearl necklace,
and to the pianist a ruby blood' inlaid
N. B.—Beware o'2 Canvassing impersonators, as Mr. Grabens does Business ONLY at Hellyar's in a circle of pearls. The bride and
Jewelry Store m
grooleft 011 the afternoon train for
13505151S, where they will reside The
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hide's travelling dress was dark copen-
ha' broadeloth and whit hat.
ill her many friends hope fer a
'p,' 411' recovery.
Clak Lane 1.1115 in town on Tues-
day attending a meeting of the. House
f Refuge Committee.
Mrs. William 'rownsend. of Macklin.
Saskatchewan, returned home Monday
mornin0 after spending the winter with
her mother. Mrs. George Nott,
Signaller George Webber, is back to
town again 'visiting his old friends. He
still feels the effects of his operation.
Rev. Mr. Dewey, of Stratford, is the
guest of Councillor and Mrs. Jas. Miller
while in town.
Mrs. Howard Elder and little son,
Gerrtld, from Norwich, spent over Sun-
day with her grandmother, Mrs, Geo.
Nott, of Ontario street.
Miss Hazel Belcher of Goderich was
a visitor it: town last Friday.
Mr. W. H. Kerr, of Brussels, spent a
couple of days in town last week.
Mr. John Tufford, of Goderich, was
a visitor in town on Friday last.
Miss Minnie Gledhill, of Goderich,
was calling on old friends in town last
Fricmy.
Miss Jennie Holmes has returned
from her visit to Southampton and
other points,
Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, of Glencoe, MIS
the guest for a few days with his broth-
er; Mr. J. A. Irwin.
CAistOres Officer Davis, of Winghatn,
paid our local officer, Mr. John Wise -
filen a fraternal visit on'Friday last.
Will. leolloWay left on Monday
morning for his home in Peterboro, ef-
ter a couple of 'Weeks argued his old
Mine here,'
Ref,end Mrs. Hogg and daughters
were hOtpitably entertained 'at the
home of W. T. and Met. O'Neil be-
tween their arrival froin Southainpton
and their takiiig possession of the
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Mr. Ike Rattenbery spent a few &Lys
at Toronto oft business and took a run
°eat to set Mr, and Mrs. Otto Fink at
Hathiltoe. Otto's old friends Will be
glad to hear that he 11 working up 11
fine business in that city.
Mr. W. R. Counter was milled back
to Sinicoe last Thursday owing to the
death of 11111 sister, In the past 18
Months Mr, Counter hes lost his 'Mother
and fetter end siSter, The funeral was
held on Priffiry.
ets.
This exceptional Bargain i,s; for you!
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'attern Department. The Quarterly will he delivered when you place
your order.
The Standard Quarterly contains hundreds of the smartest Spring'
styles. You can not afford to be without it when planning Spring Clothes
for yourself and your children.
This offer good for limited time only.
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Often the eheapest—Fliways the Best
If your nerves need nourishment and your system
calls for new strength, nothing will help you quick-
er than •
DYNAMIC TONIC
This nerve tonic con-
sists of the most high
ly recommended nerve foods, such as potassium,
calcium and magnesium phosphates, quiffine-hydro-
chloude and iron-citro-phosphate. The exact for-
mula is on the label for your protection. Won't you
at least give it a chance to convince you of its
merits/ Weare selling it continually to our most
discriminating patrons and they indorse it highly.
We have had an opportunity to see just what
Penslar Dynamic Tonic can do for those whose
nerves are run down, and we recomthend it very
highly. Penslar Dynamic Tonic comes in two
6 sizes 75c and $1.50..
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Thos.Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
Phone. 53 PHONE 45.
TASTY AND NUTRITIOUE
LENTEN DISHES
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The faintly that denies -itself meal•
during Lent will find in our store a
great many wholesome foods as sub-
stitutes, found in the following list:—
Fresh caught Herring.
Fresh Halibut
Finnan Haddie
Filletts and Cod Fish
Canned Salmon, Kippered Herring,
Sardines, Lobsters, and Crabs
SPECIAL — Oranges; Lemons,
Bananas, Grape Fruit, Lettuce and.:
Celery.
2 Highest Market Price for Produce '
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If the Boy is hard on his Shoes, bring Him here!
We've had shoes built to stand the abuse the average
Boy gives his shoes.
Parents who test our poys' Shoes, find it requires less
money to keep the boy in good looking shoes when they
buy the shoes we sell!
Gun Metal, Box Calf and Uris Leathers. inisde and out-
side stays to prevent ripping. Solid, durable Shoe, but
not clumsy . .. . $1.50; $2.00; $2.50 to $3.50.
according to size.
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