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Millinery
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to-i'1'ei1.r"
Garments
Plioile 78
Dry Goods
and
IIoud e Fur
nishings
After our. big Mid -Winter ` Sale We
have several hundred Remnants
to clear out at less than half
pfrice.
Remnants of Dress Goods, black
Remnants of Silk '
Remnants of Delaine
Remnants of Curtain Goods,
Remnants',
of'Cottons
Remnants of 1 able 'Linen
Remnants of Toweling
Remnants of Wrapperettes
Remnants ;of Shirting •
Remnants of `Galatea
and colored
Dozens of other
Remnants
will also be on
Display.
All 'Remnants on Display on
Dr ses..Goods Counter
Cl
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early Saturday Morning
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heir-CoLJ. A. Copper
hadq uite made up him mind to eo to the
Croat with ,the troops from ,Ffaidimand,
and had settled down to an energetic
recruiting campaign -for Col Baxter
,,when the War Lord ,slargedcashinghag
eye about- for the, successful More
!battalions were to be raised. Leader's
were needed. ,That, is why a tglegram
t9ldr. Capt, Ceoper, one ,morning in
lacgnrc .terms, that ;he was a Ikea -tenant
;colonel, just for the accepting. Now, if
there is one thing which Col. C000er
cannot be accused. of -and it is. an admit
fable thing, in a soldier -it is lack of de-.
.cision, Ire knew right away that he
,,would be a; lieutenant;xyodonel, and that
he could raise a battalion. And thht is
.his record as a.. soldier, without any
family instinct to urge him on unless you
lcount his father -in law, Co1, James Massie
Of the fi. C. A., hingston,
A Successful Journalist.
Before he became an active military
man, Col. Cdoper had an interesting;
career in:•the: field of jeuiinalism, . That.
was the business around which he based
his fads. The idea of being a journalist
came to hint while be was still an under
graduate of the U . vemit ••-of Toronto.
Even though he stepped directly into the.
editorship of one cf the McLean trade
publications, he did so with the idea of
some clay occupying a bigger and more
national field. During the year he re
mined with MeLean's Colonel Cooper
was editor of three trade journals. Next
he was editor of the Canadian Magazine,
and it was his experience there which
enabled him to turn his energies,towarcls
the organization of the Canadian Gourier
which he has managed ever since.
That was his business, but it is the
fact that he always had a generous store
of side -energy which promises to carry
him through his military career with
honors. For example, he put in one or
two years of his spare time as a student
at law, and was for seven years the
active secretary of the Canadian Press
Association.
Always recognized as a strong organi-
zer, some proof of this was furnished in
his work as one of the leaders in forming
the Toronto branch of the Canadian
Club, of which society he was the first
president. Two years ago Col. Cooper
was instrumental in the.organivation of
the Municipal Improvement Association
For several years he served on the Exhi.
bition Board, and in the municipal field
he will be best remembered as an alder -
manic candidate in Ward Two. Since
the war began his side•energy has taken
on a patriotic tinge, ar he has given up
much of his'bnia to lecturing on the war
and showing lantern screens, all in the
aid of recruiting.
Active and Aggressive,
These are sidelights thrown on the
man, merely to dhow that his energy is so
developed.that he.eould not be held down
by the duties of a regular business, and it
is such a man whose brain promises to be
indispensable on the battle line. Those
who know Col. Cooper best declare he
has always been a fighter; he is active
and aggressive not only in ahe military
sense but in everything which he takes
up. He has a great head for detail; and
in his enthssiasms he,is strong, particul-
arly when it comes down to a time like
this when it is a case of battle for the
right. Yet, despite his reputation as a
lighter, there is back of it all, a real geni.
ality of character, a deep sympathy with
human nature, which cannot fail to in-
spire .the respect and admiration of his
men, and which will make of him a good
soldier under whom to serve in the cause
of the Empire.
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ANN,1l1.il1iA1.F SB(hVf.N1S
`1'l Sl ii'i Cif f111Cif
The Rev DI'. 21) n r t! '" wr't
known minister *of Trinity Church
Toronto will preach 1nn'Vers.1 ,.
S4'0017705 far 11' 514y Chnrah i,,3 Su+,
cbr;v, 'March 19111.
MINOR LOCALS.
Marc:;.
Council moots en Monday.
Va• Lime d 1,rar, Tilur.'d.ry, 3larch
?; 30.
Dr. f. L. Hughes, of 'Doranto,
will oe here to address aPa,Uloae
meeting oriM.irday night in We
ley Church,
7iouitc,cn members of 111-1+. On-
taiir LegislaLuln., have dollingIttn..
khaki.
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3100011 ciatorul like ad latl.0.
WAR AUXILIARY M1 (T]NC
The Clinton War Auxrliiry met
on Lhtusdila avenin„ last: ..to drs-
Oss chi •r,nrnon ll,of • Lille Ii ecru ti 11-2
Tic aR}ht. pckefol One 11 too
emnll 1'11 F c lttiv' habit,
t ire ("alone!. ()knee to nollt
t ad int stare newt do W, T. O'N e lti
geo er t Store; - as the 1ucld.ng will
lie suitable fora recruiting office:
prlt'ur felt the .eoldleirsttin 1N,a11 :and
batt 31,30105 Wheal )off duly, ibr
matter of Home. 0ria tat s was ,. )gain
hien ht no ting word 15 e7pl etr'rl
shortly frons Uttawh, that' Will
gitc. n11'the 110c.7s..7n^v d.d:1i1 la
the work of organising. 11. was
stolid thin Tna linghes «'ii;ull Ge
ho(e on Mend iv inn', 'March
fth ❑T:d tbe.m'k,eting will Ie r'ec'to
all..
DON'T (FORGET' 'PRE WAR !TAX:
The f ilo a to affix n war stamp'
to a;ch(gu'c is a More prions neat -
tet than nii n }' people ijuppeiso A
man in, Vir'pnle'`Nasi up br,(ore the
police magistimuto for omitting t:o-
affie at-stamp,I':a, cheque,foi 13,
winch he had Issued, '`' Oouglt'1•,is
cc)uneol Stated ila.a,1 the nmiasion,
was ice1d464,1he Irian was fined,.
$10 and Costs.
BLSTII SOLDIERS IIFRB,
711( j11ith soldiers unite! the
-ef 1r a of Lieut. 'PnVnlc Scott, are
riled in'tewn on -IPrid t,yr afterno 131
ai,9nt 330' p.m, aiidi were r ••eeil'ed
by Lieut;-rCW. Comhe, with Bar,d'.
asci Soldiers '9f Clinton, Company at
the juncture ,nf.the Tiaselire ara
.Blyth reads, The, csolr1iers r,e
turned to the n'rthern burg on
the evening twain. Leat.' Se ott.s
bringing his mee on in great shape.
TWo NEW BA'1TriRIES.
• Two ttew battri'ics of • aa'tillolty
tole l.now n aS 'theirstciand berli
batteries are t1 he Organized and
i+ecruitrd in this di risaM at once
blip haeteric5 to haleuelph es.
their hroadfluor lers Ties an-
ni t net neat was -mad s l!v (•iph.
Cameron of Lor d;;m who is ilet;ng
nffiver command ung 'On'1 pi' the
1 allel ies, Major E. N. Lewis,of
(} d'rich will command 'ore or: the
1eateries. Anaoi:g the officers. are
Veit, 'I .I . 91arphy, of Ms1nnvo.e
METRO ROLOII'ICAL tun'ORT
10R FEBRUARY 101Gt-
The highest maximum fempei'e-
ttirc for the mt,nth Was 31° 'on lsl.
The lowest minimum tempe ran ire
was 19' 3,e1, 1'. eek O on 1'lth 'l'he
highest range was 28'/, on ':7.87. Tile
olwte.t range Was t' on 30. The
Means were m,aximuin'23,76' min-
imum 10.38°, range 13,3 ° , The
rainfall was 0.0(1 and the r 1,)W1.11
was 20.5 inches. .'1'.e,age d pth 0'
snow on ground on 29th. was 8
and{rs. Sturmts occurred on the
7111,. 2(ith. at d 271h. Sleighing frnm
Ste to e,,d bf 0)011111,
CL1NTUN WOLLD 'HA V.E
S;JME FINE ONES,
A paper recently Ipubiishlci die
lollewing item that Col. Cunioe
siu•u'a l cL• into; -ail POrts of
battalions and regiments are
1:cing organ iecd-sttide .ita, cloyl.<
cit 11 servants e.c. Now., frim
what class of inr'n cuicld a fir c
tctly of men be recruited 1hail the
Implements ripenfs Association'?
They are lalmost 111 crgtmt atrue
tare, ^ani talk any language, are of
high intelligence dialfov,any 11)31
they w;ouldlnot hill. in fair corn -
at, they %maul simply capture
aim and talk hum to clean. -
SOLDIERS GUEST OF
ST. PAUL'S A,Y,P.A,
St. Paul's A.Y.I'.A. rand the tribes
of the congregation 'cisternUin,ed,
the Clinton dt;lachine•et of tho
161 s 00 Friday evening lest. The
311000) d ))9 i'' the evening were
arnanged by Mr. C.D, 3ouc11 anti
consisted of a guessing contest
an informal prcg;ram unit hunch
At intervals aurin g the Bening
Yhelpns Orchestra played and
was much enjoy( d by a11. 'Pictures
Ncpic3enttrig 'o'(1 Engl'ish 1•rc-
trrhs had,bcen pint e,t In cOnspi^
i10'is place ibent' the ivlllls at, d;
each person w 15 ga en 0 11°110 )1 1, d
ea d to record their answers. 'e.
programme was given by Bev, W.
3lourtun, 11L.s. La Penitiere, 9Lr,
Town90ei,d and Miis Cluff• A.ftera
vote of thanks to the lard e, 111(0
the A,i`,1' i„ 110 d 1)0.01 passe,f by
tlin so CZ,rrs 11 e eni )0ya iev .h"
Yf •
leg was hrou„hi 10 1'lnse lin sing-
ing We Will 'Never Let The 013'
!Ping Pall' t11.31 'The National :1n1 -
them."'
When the Back .Becomes Lame
IT ISA SIGNIVF KIDNEY TNOU LE
Doan's Kidney Pills cure the aching
back by curing ,the aching kidneys be-
neath -for it is really the kidneys aching
and'not the back.
Doan's Kidney Pills are a special
kidney and bladder medicine for the
cure of all kidney troubles,
Mrs. Louisa Goxisbaw, 683 Manning
Ave., Toronto Ont., writes: "I take
great pleasure in Writing you, stating the
benefit I have received by using Doan's
Sidney Pills. About three,years ago I
was terribly afflieted with lame: back, and
was so bad I could not even'sweep the
floor. I was adyised to try your pills,
aind'before'I had used one box thdre was
a,great improvement; and my back was
much 'better. ' However, I kept on taking
them until . my back' qas completely
cured I , highly recommend 'Doan's' for,lame.harrlc!'
Mates, , dney 'Pills are the , on
pill for 'the kidneys. See that our , e..
mark the "Maple Leaf ' appears on the
wrapper.
Doan's' Kidney Pills are Sic per bus,
3 boxes for $1.25; at all dealers or mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T.
Milbtlrn Co., Limited, Toronto, Oaf
When ordering direct specify 'I)or.F
Let Me Figure
On wiring,, : your House for
Electric -Lights. 'MY 'prices Fare
as low as is consistent with
'good work.. All work guar=,
'anteed to pass inspe"ctio''n.
VV•...J..Nedi er
Phone 131.
(' L1 N'F,)' (30lIG' AN l-
MAR(!IEPS TO J'A' FTET (3.
The Clinton 'Company of the
telt vela,]) d' at noon! & tidilyfrem
a 831 mile 1Oule Ina eat to Mayfield'
n- r1 return, In^king trim ,anti
f »sh Tbcy repos t tinting .a splen
el d their„- When they We '0 half
way Over ir3 (1a; fluid 1:131)1 frinnds
at Dlid.daeton's ('hu ali ti,',1071
them to a well p.teparcd ,hn ehaen
'r d the school schot,e'c. ,;,c'cBtnd
the 111'. with ehre.s: r annexa .t rd•
(.Chiles, and to the g e.1i•al rorrar, \V
73 0fon)Polt for his thoughtful pre-
paeatinn Ibe 'unys bestowed their
hearty thanks. AL ltayfierd 13'e•
1c'nrd the places -for husineis dr,-
° ated, and banners • ucrus4 'the
streets ,lnd.t:he "whole ci'rIntry side
Out to meet them. A1 tor goinn
tl rough some drills p,ln 1111tar y9
m61011011:i they were ainspii.Aly
('111& tallied in, tate t1)1,'re' hone^F
and spent ,u social ,time ,1(1 ing ti e
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ening, ill the tOW7.1 11,.11 whe e
,•ar fin -pro rapt li;yiaitig}ya,m w•:la inn
• ort 11 a o'rliicls 383' d:,y morning
th^v alb t 77 On their 3011(3 (51,733))'
nr d-rach3rl Clinton ahead rte
sr h( cI icitf tinge,
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Roll 01 Horror,
Oi►t St.'Cliitech'Si ridily"School
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sby Mies, Stevens;Sand VIr; lV,Waiker,'who have
titillated for the
war
Willie Walker
,11 nice ge•aeom
'Lewis'1fl:tithing
Fred Thompson
Uhae, Thompson
(deo, Webber
O/F. Lockwood
, Lgslie 'Wasmann
Robt. Fisher
J ir'ties'Orich
9 Newconmbe
VV" LA -660:5'6d
Will Britton
Amrrold. Parker
.;Geo, 7,'ehbutt
W Brockett
Cecil Morris
Foie"111oi1gan
The, Piasrure eubjecppnex(:,EMORy, Farm for Sale
evening will be "At the 'Or"osis-8tbip'
ping for the fight;" ,
Anniversary services on March 19th, 1120 AURBS 1a Goderdgh township,
in the county oflinron, _lot 25 on the
14th concession; south oast half of lot
80 Maitland concession Good farm
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EXETER,
A. ');, Willis
S. West
I. D. Taylor
W..5. Ilivers
W. L. Kydd
E. C. Harvey
1. N. Willis
W. j. Mallett
lV H. Farness
0. Dameron
A. F1. Gambrill
.1. W. Nunn
GODERICII.
N. R. Robinson
A, Christie
J. B. Swartz
A. H. McDonald
W. L Johnstone
A. H. Jane
WINGHAM.
11.O, Salter
J. 13. Cloultes
R. McGuire
8, F Ferguson
R. .).Paths
A. R. Tasker
U. 13ekish
1. L. Tasker
St. (1. Crawford
T. W. Penrose
J3L Y P3.
O. G. Ciampbell.
L McAli. McElroy.
1, 11, Lawson.
R Icing.
Per rin'sells'corn at 78e buebelt
for cash or three months time to the
farmers he knows, and to others on
Iheir own statement and appearance.
Taub corn.and, ..feed wellW.an3 L.d'PERRI Jgot good -
price. for corn fed cattle.
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ONTARIO, ST CEiU'RCH.
"Wbar, Canada owes to lieitain,"
This will be the Pastor's .subject tin
ylmd,ay evening'next.
,As younpeople wre.prevented
from the going lick() Rolmeevillerel.::
e last Mon
day evening, they are invited to go on
Mondavevening of next week,
•06 Friday night last 'the Choir of
the dhurch honored the. Pastor's birth'
day which '017100 on Sunday, by
resenting him will'. Frederick
',slaers hook on the .Was and a
hognet of- carnations. The ladies of
the ,choir also provided a,' splendid
llliieh to which the pastor and his fam
ily Were invited.
WESJiE l 1311911 tC.fJ ,
The hove in khaki of the 101st Batt?'
will have charge of the musical service
in Wesley church, Sunday evening.
The annual'sleigh ride and supper of
WVesley Sunday School Was held on
llueedab'„ef this week,
The, Laiiaes, Aid' meets at the home
of Hits, Wesley Walker today.
Tao W, M, 19, annotinc ' that en
Thursday evening,• March -Oth. they;
will hold' a Rubber Social in the school
room on which occasion Miss Gray
+'ern^d" Missionary will give an
crated addrads.
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HENSALL
P. L 1{ettimore,
L,: R. Davidson
J. A. 11i1derhorant.
WROXEPE'R.
J. (1 Underwood,
F. 19;. Musgrove.
J. G. Simmons.
J. L. Jackson.
SEAFORTH
'0. MCN,aruara,
W.f. Matthews.
3. L.Bullard.
R. G. Fraser
lipase, bank' barn sheep pen, pigpen,
and drive stied. •Never' failing well
with pipes to learn and 'house, 'also
water in five different fields the year
round. Easy terms. Apply to
W ,M [INNINGS.
Holinesville, Odt.
Phone 11 on 160, Clinton '
liggs tar Ilail'hing
From Rens that Lay
We are prepared to supply a large
number of eggs far hatching purposes
from the famous Guild, bred-to•lay
strain of Single Comb White Leghorn
-Sittings 50e per 13 or 68 per hundred
Our Special pen of '2 year old hens
mated with Tom Barrow strain cock-
erels $1 per 15. Incubator lots a
specialty.
HOLMESVILLE POULTRY YARDS
N: W. Trewartha. Proprietor
phone 4 ou 142
Servant Wanted
By Mrs. Malcolm McTaggart. Apply
' at residence,
Atteli'on Sale of 3a Cows and
I'unll$ Cattie
b1r;.W.,11. Lolb has instructed the
un3ersi'gned t`3 31e11 hy-public nucticm,
lot 17, ' eon, 16; Goderich township,
better known as the Nesbitt farm, on
Thursday, March 0th, the following -
*cows and Young cattle, fresh mirk
ers, springers and farrow cows, also
gond heifers fit for'heef ring. Terme
- ('months credit on approved joint
iaotes, or a discount of taper cent per
annum. W, 10. Lohb, proprietor, T.
Gundry, auctioneer,
Auction Sale of Live°Stoci
Mr, Walter Mair has instructed the
undersigned to sell by public auction
at lot 28, eon. 4. Flnllett, (Baee Line 14
miles from Clinton) on Friday, ;March
17th, at 1 30 abort), the following -1
cow due to calve in March, 1 cow due
.1111y, 1 cow dile in May, Polled Angus
now with calf at: Foot, :afresh cows in
calf, Afresh .cow, 1 farrow row, 4 steers
rise :ears heifers rising 2 ere
rising 2y years, a Ing years,
2 heifers 00 )months old, 2 steers 131
months old. 2 fat calves, 5 calves one
veru' old, 5 young calves, 9 pigs, 1 mare
8 years old in focal, 1 colt rising 1 year.
Terms -All sums of 810 and under,
cash, over that amount 10 'months
credit tvin.be given on furnishing ap
proved joint notes, a discount of 3 per
cent o for cash on credit amounts.
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Pigs clash, W. Mair, proprietor, T,
Hendry, auctioneer,
Lost
At the G. T, R station, Clinton,' on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 15tH, at the
late train, a yellow and white collie
dog answering t6 the dame of "Rex
Will anyone haying information con-
cerning the above dog piease'leav'e
word"at•the recruiting -office, dr notify
Miss Mabel Doty, Godericb, Anyone
found' detaining this dog will be
prosecuted
For Sale
Barred rock cockerels, Connie of
rose gamh White Wyandotte cock
erels, Also three pullets.
EDWARD O. NICKLE
Farm for Sale
100' AURES of very choice . land
within' easy distance to Londeshoro,.
Seaforth Blyth an(l Clinton on, the
11th conecisemci of lInllett I3tal clay
loam,'free from shine find bery'fe'i'tile,
in a high state of cultivation. About
eight acres of valuable hard wood.
'Comfortable brick house on a stone
foundation with cement cellar. Wind
mill with water flowing through pipe
into kitchen.. Soft water cement cis.
tern, Loge bank barn, good stabling
and out buildings, also silo. Altogether
a desirable farm. For further particu-
lars apply to
IOOB1.RT RED>,
Londeshoro R.R. No, 1
McKillop rural phone 15 on 170
For Sale
Several well bred Collie Pups for
sale, Phone 11' on 136, Clinton,
A, 1;, MATHESON
Fat liens and Chickens
Wanted.
Taken at any time.
Highest Market Prices
Calves for Sale
1 have made arrangements to handle
a limited number of calves, mostly
good Shorthorn grades. •
W. MARQrillfi,OL'LNTON
Phone 14 on 166
Wanted.
Smaller 'Coal' Bilis
Let .us reduce • your Coal
hills. We"Can do It by sup-
plying you With a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
theht aLld'UAles4Urfly'd•t rmll
amount of ash. This coal is
LEHIGH VALLEY
ANTh RAC1TE
The Coal That Satisfies
It will save you money. Give
10 a trial.
Holloway, Clinton
We0,43r11''Uiiiiveriitty London
ANOTIIIB GREAT ADVANCE
Inconce'i)oibled-Now 575,000
Another large addition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in yiew
Write for particulars to:
E. E. BRAITIHWAITE, ltl A., Ph.D.
President.
Shorthorns for Sale
Here is your chance to buy a right
good 2 year old Bell from an "imp,•'
sire and a record milking strain, Also
three calves . from 5 to 11 months old.
All good feeders and in excellent con•
dition. Come and see them
EDWARD 13. WISE,
R R No 3 Clinton
Phone 12 on 105
Farmers o1 "iIurun
.We sell:' corn and 'd,its'for Cash, but
tc farmers we know to he goof, three
months time if desired, Bought 'four
oars, cheialil Pe m,Idt will OA me 4q a
bushel more. ',Brian and sjiorts. Buy
now. Come to the house and see me
W. H. PERRIN
For Sale
Awhite brick 2 story house of 10
rooms with good cellar; Town Water;
4 acre of land with apple trees: also a
stable. Corner of Princess and 'Spen-
cer street. For terms etc. apply to
Holtzhauer, on premises.
Painting to Paper Hanging,
Painting and Paper 13 singing neatly
:and promptly done, Orders left at
tiunnitord's Grocery Store or at my
"resfd'eiice;'Victoria'S,tj'eet,
THOS, CrRAEL1S
Headquarters
•
for Flour
Now is the time to buy your Winter
snppiy of Flour. We carry a full stock
of the following brands,-
Purity Five Roses
Exeter Milverton
Tavistock • London
Listowel White Plutne (pastry
And also a brand of Breakfast Food,
made from choice Manitoba wheat, at
G pounds for 25c
To Make Pour Hens Lay
This Winter, we recommend our
Laving Meal, Beef Scrap, Oyster Shell
Bone Deal, Grit a.,d Charcoal.
We always carry a hill line of
Bran Low Grade Flour
Shorts Molasses Meal
Oil Cake Dairy Meal
Highest, Prices Paid for all
Binds of Gain
30 (sends of 16 inch green hard wood W. J e nk o ns& S o1'n
for Willis Church. Apply to
Will. GRANT,Cliton Flour i id`li'eed. phone 09
Vati�emin-'
Head
Motor
COME AND SEE THE
ca
GN@VI'iltl
"1011t-NIll¢IU"
at the Clinton Motor Car to. 'Show Rooms
Powerful
and
Quiet
Running
Price Ce.®n nlete $675 F.O0B.' Oshawa
R.e t.iar'Equipment, Mohair Tailored Top; •• Envt;lOpe and Side Curtains, Electric Horn
,g
Clear Vision Ventilating Wind Shield, Speedometer, Electric Starting and
Lighting System, Ammeter and License Brackets.
rNIOT.E'—O'Wing to the great demand for this car. 'we would
suggest placing your order early to ensure delivery.
We use the Stewart Speedometer, Two -unit '`Auto -Lite" Starting and Lighting System
with Bendix.Driv, same type and grade as used on the high-priced cars.'
A COMP LE1"E LINE: OF' REPAIRS°ALWAYS KEPTIN;: STI? •
W.
J. NEDRIiLR, Agent, Phone I3I., CLINTON
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