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We are now introducing advance styles,, in New
Spring Suits for 1916. The new fashions are most
elaborate in designs, thus opening up 'a wealth of
style features, Only your own eyes can give you a
proper idea of the wonderful changes the designs
have brought about..
Our showing will be found
both helpful and interesting.
We have a very large range
of Suits for your inspec-
tion.
We cordially invite you
to come and see cur range
before buying,
Ladies and guises
Spring Coats
The best possible
values for the money.
Coats are serge and
fancy mixtures, in all
the new spring materi-
als. We have 100 coats
for your inspection.
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Our milliners are back for the spring season and
are busy preparing for the Opening which will be
announced later.
Millinery Apprentice Wanted.
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TIM CLINTON NSW
Thursday, March, oth, 1016,
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FORTH Ea KIDNEYS
What They Have D one
I suffered a great many years with
kidney trouble; tried several remedies, and
also doctors' medicine, with no result.
Two years ago i; read an ad. in anews-
paper of uGIN PILLS FOR THE KID.
NEYS," and sent for two boxes. They did„
me more good than all the medicine: I had
ever taken. After I used the first two I sent
for two more boxes, and I am satisfied, and
also know, that Gin .Pills are the best kidney
remedymade.
I ued to have to rise three or four times
in the night ; now I can sleep and don't
haste to get up at all, thank. to GIN. PILLS.
Am seventy-two years old. ` 24
ALEXANDER LA DUE,
Watertown, N.Y.
60c. a box at all Druggists. Sample free
upon request to
National Drug& Chemical Co.
of Canada, -nited, Toronto.
Odds and Ends
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Brevities None the Less Interest-
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Condensation
The billiard license of $5C was paid
last month.
Two insurance premiums on the
town hall cost 627.40,
The street account of February for
snowplowing was $11 20.
Electric Light account is before the
Commit monthly and amounts to
$137 50 for street lighting and 64.45
fur ball and supplies.
,For keys for the niehtwatchnlan's
c ock cost the town $0 60. The old
ones have been mislaid.
Stationery from the Municipal
World, St Thomas, .along; with sub-
scription of one copy for year was
billed for 68.35.
Chief Wheatley 9Vheatley laid a fairly good
month a.nd his collections aanouuted
to $3.1.10, made up from etock scales
$2.30: market, scales $1800 and hall
rent 514.
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Based on gen,eeal proficiency
and names IVOin order of •merit.
IV -Carl ,Wanner, 797, , Luella,
:Robinson 793 (De,no Raithby 793j.
ManileWagner,
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Hector Mins
Lead,
eC orMinsLrod, E30, 'Lieu
:Wagner,693, Nel-
son 1 attersl/u ate, Archie Ronin-'
son, 592, Melbourne Cox, 505. .
111 -Robert McLeod, ee3. Clar-
ence Daer, 592, Harvey 'Prang, 573,
JI -Ruby Carter, tee r ussei
Got d, 763.
Pt. II -Harold Longema.o, .5608,
Annie !MacLeod, .1930, Roy 'Dae.
1944, Torii Cunningham, 14.20, Louis.'
Wagner, 1020.
, Sr. Pr. -Lloyd Raithby. 12118,
Marguerite Weagrner, 19.23,..; Muriel
Golfer, 591,
Jr. Pr. -Irene Govi,e", 266, Jean
M! prose, 265,
Ern on:dr-25. Average 22.
K. 15. Brown,- Teacher
No. 10 East Wlaw no h
The following is the uepori of
S.S. No. 10 Last W.atvanosh, for
the month of ihebru a y; --
Sr. IV. -Ella nuar Hilliard Mr. -
Gowan.
Jr. IV. -Luella Wilson, Dorothy
Hovel d. John Parker, J5dna 191c -
Gowan.
Sr, III. -Waiter Patterson. •
Jr. 111. -•Clara McGowan, r,'in-
lay McGowan, May Parker.
Sr. II. -Idea, lYlereowan.
Pt. I1.-Larl Cald w•r:11.
Pr. -Ella Caldwell, IU nest Par-
ker.
Superintendent Shobbrook of the
Cemetery repo,ts Sale of lot $6; rare
of lots in perpetuity $45: work $15.75.
The keys for the night watchman's
clock will be placed rignt away and he
will start and carry the "ticker."
•neelsoseseemeos0sSO•sesse
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Patriotic Notes
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Tomorrow afternoon, Friday March
10th, the Womenc' Patriotic Society,
will he vet V pleased to have everyone
see their work. fr is the afternoon,
when the work of the past month is
packed and made repay for sh'pping,
0 During the past month the following
r donations in money have been received
The Society beg to acknowledge these
• with their sincere anti grateful thanks
a S. S. No. 9, Goderich Twp, Miss
e Jennie 121015 teacher $55.(10
O Girls Club W 11118 churchII
14.'25
• Wesley Church, Ladies Aid 26.00
Woman s Asso. Willis church 10.00
• Mrs. Nye, Moorhead, Minn, U,S. 1000
• and Ctunr the Public School $12 for.
• which the School reeeived 121 golden
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0Pimples are not a serious trouble, but
• they are very unsightly.
Pimples are caused wholly by bad
• blood, and to get rid of them it is neces-
•` Bary to purify the blood of all its im-
purities.
Burdock Blood Bitters has made many
remarkable cures; the pimples have all
qdisappeared, and a \bright, clean, tom-
• plexiou left behind.
p' Mr. Lennox D. Cooke, Indian Path,
e N.S., writes: "I am writing you a few
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0 Slitters has done for me. Last winter my
Page was covered with pimples. I tried
• different kinds of medicine, and all
ea seemed to fail. I was one day to a
0 friend's house, and there they advised me
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to use B.B.B., so I purchased two bottles,
• and before I had them taken I found I
0 was getting better. I got two more,
• and when they were finished I was
completely cured. I find it is a great
blood purifier, and I recommend it to all."
Burdock Blood Bitters has been on the
market for the past forty years, and is
®! mnnuf ctutred Culp by Phe^,, Milburn.
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' De not forget the Golden Year:
1Dirlh'., llarr;ages dt • it hs
E,M. Phillips. Tca.eher
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No. 11 Ct:d•nich Tp.
The following is the ,:ILv!aorl 01'
S. S. No. 11 for iltebrnary.
Sr. IV. -Elsie Ferguson, ;Verna
Elliott, Ruby !Jllurcb:II, 1'c.arl
Churchill.
Jr. IV.—Richard Welch, tF maria
r owl. al.
Sr. IIT. -Glen ,Ferguson, Clifford
Castle, Frank Welch, 'Howard Cnr-
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J.r. IL-Tcddy Welch,
Trick, Oliver ,lierguson,
Currie.
Primer --Melvin Elliott, Dorothy
Wctich.
Erma Diehl, Teacher.
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No. 12 Goderich and 'Bullet
BIRTHS.
Al URDOCH-In Stanley on Feb. 24th
to Air. and Mrs, John Murdoch a
rl a.n ghter.
WOODS- In Belied -Ma, nn March'Ist,
o Rev and Mrs. IT 1. Woods a son.
SONDERCOCK-In Stanley on Feb,
17th, to Mr. and Mrs, Neil Sunder
sock, a dait,htrr,
MARRIAGES
Md00RF.LL- SAVILLE - Ou March
7th at the home of the bride in the
township of llnllett by. Rev. 6, J.
Allen, Miss Marion L $:wills, laugh
ter of Mn and Mrs, William Brown
to Freder•ich FJ.arold Morrell ut the
same township.
DEXTER -ADAMS -On Wednesday
March let, at the hi ere of the bride
in the township of Hulett, by Rev.
a. C. Keine, Miss (hristettii, AMEty
Adams. daughter of Slr. :tnd Mrs.
Henry Adams, to Austin A. uex er
of the same township.
DEATHS
NI.CHOL-1n Stanley on March 2nd,
et the home of her 1100 inlaw, :David
Beatty, Mts. Nichol aged 77 years.
His Face Was Covered
With Pimples.
)Gln'e,t
.Laura
Pim fnll-wing is the report of S.
S. No. 12 Gddt'rich and Hullett for
the month of'Felmunry.
Sr. IV. -John TOwlleh^.11d, Mcr-
vyo I•'aequhlar.
Jr. IV. -Mary (Wright, Bessie
Lindlsay.
Sr. Ili.--Hild t il'orbes, Nel.tioi
Br--acom, Jean Farquhar.
Jr. ILT •-DduttIns 'Rollaway.
II. -Walter Ir'orhes. Ma'1 el Wright
Norman Wright., Robert Johnslon,
Eddie. Johnston.
' refine-Russc.lt 0k't'is, Elva
Smith, Ray Mico .
F„ (Tolland teacher.
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Let Me, Figure
On wiring your House for
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Electric
1 his R� rices are
e Lights. YP
as low as is consistent with
good work. All work guar-
anteed to pass inspection.
J. Nediger
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Phone 131.
that story and the roof were dei
etre' ed and the lower' portion of
the building badly d1tnagedt..The
less is well covered by insurance.
-Mr. Ward esldiecl in town fore,
time and also fa,rm�ed in Goderlch
township. He moved,to Walker'
ton a year or so ago.
'IVIOV1NGS.
Mr. 'R. -E. Manning moved his
du. usehrild effects to' a his 7rew henna;
a;;
on 'Huron Street.
Mr. Wm Coats ,las moved into
the cr ttage On Ontarieo 03treet
lately vacated by Mr. James Do-
herty.
Mrs.' Edgar P�attis,on has rented
the frame house on Retch Miry
street, which was occupied by Mr.
Coats.
A BIG •NICTIT POR
THE INMATILS. •
Rolf, of Honor. . l
Ont. 5t. Church Sun(Iax School
Members of the Senior` Class et boys
taught by Miss Stevens and Mr. W.
Walker, who have enlisted for the
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Willie, Walker James Crich
J1lSaer Beacons 8. Newcombe
t ewes Manning W. Littlewood
tried Thompson Will Britton
Chas. Thompson Arnold Parker
Geo ,Webber Geo, lehhptt
(J.?. Lockwood W. Brackett, •
Leslie ,Nastnann Cecil Morris
Reiff. Fisher Tom Morgan
Warning:
To those who have' been circulating
false statements about me had better
quit. A. reward is offered to anyone
who can prove who started these
statements. ED. YUNGBLUT,
Londesboro
Buy Corn Now
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W. 11, Perrin sells corn Ett78c bushel
the
for cash 'm three months .time to
farmers. he knows, and to others on
their owu statement and appearance.
Buy corn and feed well and get good
price for corn fed cattle.
W. H. PERRIN
The .inmates of the 'Huron :Co.
House pt Reiruge had a big treat
ox: Tuesday evening of this .Week -
.when a Wad of 21 young peiople;
Headed by tli�ae youthful fellow,
Ten .Tackson, spent on ''evening
with tine 11 . Mr. Jackson got 5
funny reels arrd jrael Manager Man -A•
ning.show them out at the 'Horace
and every one euioyel them. Can-
dies wet e riven to the women and
tobacco t; Lhe men. Seven al chor-
ines wee sung by the visitors.
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ONTARIO S'1'. CHURCH.
Next Sn slay evening several mem
bens of the 161st Battalion will in brief
addresses Lerl "Why we Enlisted "
Mrs. Turner will sing "The Ring
Seeds You."
WESLEY CJIURC11.
Last Suudity morning Rev. Dr. Rut
ledge took as hie subject "What
Prayer Can D i." At the evening ser
vice 20 of the Clinton eoldiere lead in
the service of song. They sang "0
Canada" and Corporal Thompson and
Pies. Wilkin and 'Thompson sang
"Nailed to the Cross." Dr, Rutledge's
subject was s rmidi-nation of the
Great Dreamer; "At the Cross • Strip
pin; fur the Fight."
Tui W, M. S. hold their Rubber
Social tonight and Mise Grey, a return
ed Missionary, will give an illustrated
address.
Next Sunday the pastor's suhject
at night will he "Tire House Beauti
tut."
Rev. Dr. llincks, of Toronto will
preach anniversary sermons in Ibis
church on Sunday, March 19th °The
annual supper will be held on the
following evening.
BAPTIST CIIUiICH.
The pastor occupied his own pulpit
last Sunday. One new member re
ceived the right hand of fellowship at
the close of the service.
The pastor will preach next Sunday
morning and evening.
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At the It ittenhury House young girl
to arslat in kitchen work: e
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C. C. I, OPENTAD,
, The Clinton 'Collegiate opened
again on Tuesday after two weeks
vacation on account of the Meas
lesis,.
For Sate
Six tenni cottage on•Vurtoria street,
south MGT, R, track, in good shape
and good cellar. ()intern under cover;
town water, all kinds of fruit trees;
about an acre of land and well drained
rt.lso small barn. Will be sold cheap
and terms easy. Apply to
Mies Washington, Rettenbury street.
Threshing Outfit for Sale
by Auction.
1 ondeshoro Thresher Company will
sell on March ]8th. by public auction
at the Londesboro Temperance House
at 2 o'clock- their threshing outfit
consisting of ] George White 20 h.p.
Traction engine: rear cut Separator,
tanks pelts and all complete. This
machine is in first class running Cider,
senar+tor being almost new. Perms--
$200.00 down or in ten dove balance on
Feb. 1st, 1917, with satisfactory eecur
ity. outfit may he seen atLondesboro
at env time. Sale without reserve.
J. C. Adams, Secretary.
HOUSE O1 'REFUG1,
The House of llefu;e, Commit e
met in Clinton on Tuesday eti o.-
terd to the weeteir's Ltrsh.e 11.
Pt•counts were Reseed land con-
tracts left for oupplies.
A CHINCP
THOSE 001N 01 W)h1ST.'
Homescel els' Excursions C f` 11,
Hoznlesctekeris' Excursions to Wie /-
tern Canada at low fares via Cir:,-
dia.n Pucilic catch 7 uelsday March
7th. to, October stet inlusi'e. Par-
tk ulars fr olat 55 y C ua t.diae Pacific
ific
Agent, or W. 11. 'Howard, District
Pastlsngeu Agent, Toronto.
PJ_.SLIAM,ENT I9UIlDINtx
:FIRE AND WI'N T4113; SPORTS.
nee March 'tepivail event film 0E
the O ofd Motel' Conarauay will ie,
shown at the picture Theatre oe0
Pliday land Saturday of this 1vc•eli.
The (drat part will' be the burning
of the Parliament beadings alt
Ottawiai and the second trait is the
carious winter sports taantada,
FORMER: CLINTON RESIDENT
LOSES DY IFIBM.
Tire, thought to have been caus-
ed by detective electric wiring,
breaking out alt 4 o'elo.ck Tuesday
morning, badly damaiged the Wel-
Ver er liousie at Walkerton; ton; which is
owned, by J. Wahl The blase
broke out in thee! !third story anti
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ut the Estate of glary Murray
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby give, that all
persons having ehtims agitinst the
estate of Mary Murrey, late of
the town of /Clinton, in the county
of Huron, widow, deceased,
who died on or about ,the 22nd (ley
of Jean., 1916, are required to de-
liver to'fheundersigned executor
or his solicitor on or beford
the 25th 'clay of March, 1010,
a full statement of thein claims
together with particulars thereof,
and the nature of the securities,
if any, held by. them, all duly
verified by affidavit.
A'N1) TA.1(l5 NO'.l'ILP that efter
the o
-said last mentioned date,
tho said eae.utor will
proceed to d:stribute the
estate of the said deceased
amongst the persons enti-.
Lied there to hating regard only
to such claims as they shall have
received duo nolico in accordance
herewith.
Dated at Clinton this 31d clay
of March, 1916,
W. J3RYDONE, Clinton, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executor
, George :I.), McTaggart. Exetu`.or.
Auction Sale of Live Stoeik
Mr. Walter Mair has instructed the
undersigned to sell by public auction
at lot 28, con. 4. Hullett, (Base Liee l}
miles from Clinton) on Friday, March
17th. at 130 sharp, the following -1
cow due to calve in March, 1 cow due
Jnly, 1 cow due 10 May, Polled Angus
now with calf at foot, 3 fresh cows in
calf, 1 freets cow, 1 farrow cow, 4 steers
rising 2 years, 3. heifers rising 2 years,
2 heifers 16 months old. 2 steers IO'
months old, 2 fat calves, 5 calves one
sear old, 5 young calves, 9 pigs, 1 mare
8 years old in foal/ 1 colt rising 1 year.
Terms -All sums of $10 and under,
cash, over that amount 10 months
credit will be given on furnishing ate
proved joint notes, a discount cf 3 per
cent oil for cash on coedit amounts.
Pigs cash, W. 14Iuir, proprietor, T,
laundry, auctioneer.
Eggs for Hatching
From Hens that lay
We are or•epared to supply a large
number of eggs far hatching purposes
from the famous Guild bred -trebly
strain of Single Comb White Leghorn
-Sittings 50c per 13 or $3 per hundred
Our Special pen of 2 year old hens
mated with Tom Barrow strain cock-
erels $1 per 15. Incubator lots a
specialty.
HOLMESVILLEPOULTRY YARDS
N. W. Trewartha• Proprietor
phone 4 on 142
Servant Wanted
By Mrs. Malcolm McTaggart. Apply
at residence.
Farrar tor Sale
Smaller Coal Bills
Let lis reduce E your 000i1
can VJe do 'lt by
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sup-
plying you with 'a Coal that
lasts long, gives' a steady
heat and leaves only a; small
amount of ash. This coal is
LE,HIGH VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
' The.Coal That Satisfies
It will save you money. Give
1 a' tris' •'
A. J. Holloway, Clinton
Western ,university. London
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ANOTIiIEB GREAT ADVANCE
Incoiuc Doubled -Now l$75,000
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Another large addition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in view
Write for particulars to:
E. E. BRA1THWAITE, M A., Ph.D.
President.
Shorthorns for Sale
Here is your chance Lo buy a right
good 2 year old Boll from an "imp."
stye 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 H. WISE,
RRNo3Clinton
Phone 12 on 155
Farm for Sale
120 AURES -1n Goderich township,
in the county of Huron, lot 25 on the
114th concession, south east half of lot
8U, Maitland concession. Good farm
house, hank baro, sheep pen, pig pen,
and drive shed. Never failing well
with pipes to Karn and house, also
water in five different fields the year
round. Easy terms, Apply to
WM. It7TJNN (NGS.
Holmesville, Ont.
Phone 14 on 100, Clinton
100 ACRES of very nhoice land
within easy distance to Londesboro,
Seaforth;Blyth and Clinton, on the
11thconcessio,t of Hullett. Rich clay
loam, free from stone and very fertile,
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. Large hunk Karn, good stanling
and our buildings, also silo, Altogether
a desirable farm, For further par'tieu-
htrs apply to
ROBERT REID,
Loudeshoro R.R. No.• 1
McKillop rural phone 15 on 170
Fat liens and Chickens
Wanted.
Taken at any time.
Highest Market. Prices
Calves tor Sale
For Sale
A white brick 2 story house of I0
rooms with good cellar; Town water;
acre of laud with apple trees; also a
stable. Corner of Princess and Spen-
cer street. For terms etc. apply to
Mrs.'' 1:. Iloltzhauer, on premises.
Painting & Paper Hanging
Painting and Paper H tnging neatly
and promptly done, Orders left at
Nunniturd's Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Street,
THOS, GRAELIS
Headquarters
for Flour
Now is the time to buy your Winter
supply of (flour. We carry a full stock
of the following brands, -
Purity
Exeter
Tavistock
Listowel
Five Roses
Milverton
London
White Plume (pastry
And also a brand of Breakfast ]food,
made from choice Manitoba wheat, at
6 pounds for 25c
To Make Vour Hens Lay
This winter, we recommend, our
Laving Meal. Beef Scrap, Oyeter Shell
Bone Meal, •Grit flair] Choreoid.
We always earry a full line of
1 have made arrangements to handle Bran Low Grade ;'lour
a limited number of calves, mostly Shorts Molasses Meal
good Shorthorn grades, Oil' Cake Dairy Meal
W. MARQUIS, CLINTON
Phone 14 on 100
Wanted. �j a �y
30 cords of 10 inch green hard wood J sLA C� D I f
for Willis Church. Apply to
WM. GRANT, ton Flour and ]Weed. phone 199
Highest Prices Paid l'or alt
Kinds of Crain
Valve=in=
11 ead
Motor
COME AND SEE TthE
CevroIeI �Four-lYinely"
at the Clinton Motor Car Co: Show R,00ma
Powerful
and
Quiet
Running
Price eomvlete $675 F.O.B. Oshawa
Regular Equipment., menta Mohair Tailored Top, Envelope and Side Curtains, Electric Horn
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Clear Vision Ventilating Wind 'Shield, Speedometer, Electric Starting and
Lighting System, Ammeter and License, Brackets.
NOTE—Owing to the great demand• for this car. we woltId
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 ort the high-priced cars.
A COMPLETE LINE OF REPAIRS ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK
FDI�IE�',
E,{ Agent, Phone 31 CLINTON Phone F
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