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Buy Dress Goods Now
IN spite of the war, we have been successful in obtaining a
complete assortment of the beautiful new shades and fabrics in
iew"--DRESS GOODS
The dress goods centres of Continental Europe are either destroyed
or in the enemies' hands. Priestleys' famous looms, at Bradford,
England, are now working overtime making cloth -for
the Allied Armies.
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The beautiful Spring goods that we are now showing
may be the last we will be able to obtain for some
time to come.
WE STRONGLY ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO BUY
NOW, AS THE PRICES ARE LIKELY TO ADVANCE.
Priestleys' showing includes many novel and very beautiful
fabrics, in the latest and most fashionable shades, as well as the more staple
lines that are always popular. See them in our &mss Goods Department.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Neixt to Royal Bank
MEN'S STORE.
Custom, Tailoring
Men's 'furnishings.
Phone 103.
Opposiaei ublieLibrary
JOE DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work: New
type and new stock of paper use placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty nhareeter, toy Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in cub
struction and design tut ex.
tremc ly well made in,every de.
tail. Here, to e• the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer. •
The Cheapest Spot in 10iiron
to bay till kiaials of 1'mei furc
B.A.1:4D.i & w "tom :N S0.1�`_`°ol
Furniture Dealers and Funeral. Dir odors -L'laone 104
N. Rail 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— Jr. D. Ati(innsou 180
Visit the 13ig Stock Show at Clinton, nn Thursday, April Gth, Also
See the big. Military Parade in the morning
And don't forget to make Johnson & Co.'s Grocery your headquarters
Sonne of our Speeials for Shim Day
2 goart bottles of Choice Tomato Catsup for 25c
2 tins of Wellington Salmon for 25c, and other specials
" FRUITS -Bananas, Oranges,'Ele.
.dIGIIEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
JOHNSON &
Phone 111 TRE STORE OF (@UALIT9
OU CAN secure all the newtoes
Footwear
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New Spring r'c,o r
tHca here,
We have all the new lasts and leathers
put
together by someof the best makers,
We
We sell SHOES that are the best procurable
in stylish appearance, quality, , material, and
workmanship—the ' best you can possibly buy
for your money.
A Large -Range of Women's and
Men's Shoes to Sek tet from "
Tit Guaranteed to he alf you dr6utd desire.
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SAW14IiLL TO STA1'1•
The J)on,erty Saw Mill is to corn
111e005 work this weak on the tog s
that have heart nnrch,ased by Mr,Rimingof London. They w111
employ a dozen .or men.
MINOR LOCALS
Fresh :0410 syrup will s(aon be
here,
Lots of crows this weak. They
have wintered ;a ell,
The robins arrived last week.
A Mot•iug Picture; show is billed'
for the tcnvn it, ll tl'his Saturday
'evening. See advt. on page 5.
The Ladies Hockey team were F
ruppos•ed to go t(' Mit:Molt on
\V•ednteadny evening. Opt the thaw
postponed the game.
AIINT D0'AD.
The Orillia Parket prints the follow
ingobituary noire: of on aunt of• Mr.
E. G. Coitrtic'e of town and sister of•
Mr, A. .1, Oour Lire of llalmaville,-
On Monday of last week there passed •
ewry Ilis. Charles Brailt5 of Atdtrea,
Ahs )3r 'ley cc•,r," n d ut ht.er of the
late Thos. end Mary Conrtice, of the
'in VOOhip nt Pickertmer, near he vO
Inge of Dunharton, cohere she haus
horn on the iii, of Dir v, 15.11,
\la rob 20th. 1861, she was joined m met'
ridge to Mr Oheeies Ledoey, her now
sorrowing husband. On the 251h, to
gether they left her home and moved
by team to North O,•illia, tend scion
afterwards to the farm on whieh
they lived until her death, They lived
happily together and brought up 'a
family of four sons and three dough
tors. The eldest son, Henry 1i, '2.,
died in 1001. The rest are all living
near the ltd honnested. In 11)11 Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their wedding, sur
rounded by children and grandchildren
Since then ti ere are three great grand
children, Mrs. Smiley wa.e an active
member of the Methodist church, The
funeral on Wednesday, March 15th
was well attended, Mr. T. Swindle
preached the memorial service in Abe
Methodist church. his text being
Jeremiah, Sib chapter, 22nd verse, and
the Rev. 13;; M. Seymour, paster, con
ducted the burial service. I3 r only
surviving brother, Andrew J. Uourtic'e
of Holmesville, was present
at the funeral, Mrs. Brailey leaves
nephews, neioes and wore distant vela
tions scattered through Ontario, Wes '
tern Canada, the United States and
;across the seas.
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THE (MINTON NEW ERA.
Grand Trunk Railway system 'I
' Time Table for Clinton \
Buffalo and Uoderilb
Going to Stratford 7.33 a in
3,03 p
5.15 p in
Going to Goderich 11.07 p in
„,. 1,36 p ur
6.45`p
IL18pm,
London, Huron and Bruce ,
Going to London. 8.05,a m
415'prn
Going to Wingham ih(1(1 s in
11.40pm
.aa Local Newsvie
MEETING CALLED OFF
Ilse ineeting of the Young Peoples
Union' has been postponed until Fell
on account of not being able to gee an
outside speaker,
UNDERWENT OPERATION
Prof Bristowe, organist at WVillis
church underwent on operation on
Wednesday of this week. His many
friends in Lown will hope for a speedy
recovery.
MOVED TO LONDON
Mr. Fl. L. Baines and family
have 'niov,ed toLondon/ ' PP.ey
have been residents of (!harm
for :cltiite ,a few years, We hope
they cIa well an the Xeres!. city.
CRUISER SA21,E
The report last week in the pc -
peas the ,loss of the 6u1tfs0
Crnir4er "Cumberland” nn accotuut
cf landing log l:t,,olcs .ofe. tho Coast
of North Carolina, is not correct
'1 he Admirality on Saturday stated
the boat was ,safe. On board this
Coat isLieut. C G..11lin, con tori:
Rev. and Mrs S.J. A11in of town.
who is one of the instructors with
the Canadian Cadets.
CLINTON CHECII'.ER PLAYERS,
Clinton has a very ,exclusive
Co1110 of Soci,el:yr known as the
Clint on Checket Players, Tia get
even a look in one has to deuion-
stral:o a high order 'of alaility as a
player, Among the, Star members
are linimy. the Stenemnst)n, )3111
the retired farmer chief. Adam,
the Insurance 'Pedlaraand the
famous Rilely. One Of their fav-
orite pastimes istoget a game
with a Cominercial 'traveller. who
has an idea he ran put upa fairly
stiff game, and tvemonstrate to
him how little he really ;knows
about checkers. After ,ademo nstt+a
tion, Jimmy's pet remark- are "we
doe's .em," and while he is play-
ing the visitor. you generally hem,
from the :Retired ;Farmer Chief
in this way. 13y George stranger
loos; out for the old mail he 11.9 et
you. Riley's standard is "Boys
when yct:'re ,playing the .game,
Tale Tour Time." One evening
last wgolc a.Knight of the grip
ought n bellow Itravetl01 into
Riley's shop. and a aced a;rame for
his friptid that i:e alight possibly
learn son:et1ung from 0110 Clinton
play,ees Of cotu'se they would be
delighted and the play began, but
it seemed ,to bean off night Irr
the 'boys; they tohk thein time aA
right but were unable to -e' the
demonstration ula.t.. the • tand.arcl.
Si Davis was pacing the floor tr
keep the dust dnwp, awl 210101',
kepi' ,sctying-"We'., not playing
good tlornigha1." he hetired
Fat m'er Chief began to tromile In
what Jimmy 0305 hp agains1, and
had longings thoughts of "Dome
Sweet ,[Lome,'• looks at his watch
nnd•e'claimed "lay George! I
should have been Biome an flour
ago " Exit -fanner hastily. The
boys e'ot tired or the game and
asked the, visitor who he knew
among the Players or the C'ount'y
Ile k).ew .them alt personally On
taking ;his departure he said "Good
,L'v,eeiing Gentleman and Thank
You. I hale leen Champion 'o{ On
tario illyseilf," Adam .had got
wind of what was coming to the
koys and thinking discretion 31)
bo the .better part of vat it stayed
a111oma Next day The put 'ip.tha
bluff by burning the wires to .get
the visitor hack again, knowing at
the same time itwas impossible,
The visitor hur.ni•d otit to Le no
less than ,Jacobson, the as oted
Champion.
GIRLS
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Do you know that the gills must take the places
of the men, especially in the Business World, if Can-
ada is to do her share in this' great struggle, which' is,
keep an army at the front and keep BUSINESS
going on at home ? Are you ready to do your share?
3111:' Because of this great, need we are planning
SPECIAL, O
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SPECIAL RATES.
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If you are truly PATRIOTIC and want a chance
to do your share, write us forffurther particulars.
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONT.
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts., Principal.,
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The local.lodgo v'e :getting com-
mittees at work wad startaig in a
b051140851100.'way for: • Cheri• big
celebration on the nth of July,
WJLL'MO'VE ;20 SANDWIOR{
This, '13rshop of Damn has 'ap-
pointed Bev. .ai R. Westgate. of
Shelbournle, and a son-in-law of
Pis, Kitty of town, l;o St J ohri's
parish of Sandwich.11re will eater
upon his rvea' 9,117e3 tar, Bast of
May,
ENLISTS AT TORONTO.
Al1lo(thee Clinton hero:sr'bi e t has
thinned the colors of the Bing • in
the „person of il0. Will. Carling,
who now 1 esides in Toronto, "Ifs
has jO"ined one of the city liidts1_
jc leis, i3is old Wends will be glad
io her that he; 'believes in fight*,
Por truth tu'.d light eaoSness.
I. 0. 0.'F: TO 'ENTERTAIN.
'THE 161St .13 a\TTL. •
The,Chnton .r adlre. I. 0
w ll en0bntain tl.e •I.filst Hatt'. on
Monday, April,3ul 111' the Princess
Theatre (tc1• 'mq'1{ins pie111150
speeches nod ;a:-rnk. lowing to
the space beam limited only ac-
tive Oddfelllows to take part.
. JUDGE ELLIOTT IMPROVING,
Lard; r 'Free Press -Judge Ect-
taid Elliott. who suffe'el a
1st] oh,e of paralysis :some time
ago ,els a ,e,5.ilt t f a fall: is getting
elong very nicely, .although it will
be some time 1e{fore he 'v:11
Le al le to leave the Ivor e, The
Judge is ,a ,brother of Mrs, Car-
diff, '1ho is visiting 1•e' daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry 1 to tlifi, of town.
ENLIS'IS I:N ';T'IUh WEST.
Mr. Will .Wisontcn, son ofSTo.nrfl
Mrs, 7( ran il'iseman of town, or ct
av1j0 for the last fe\v yelirs has
been on the Mounted Police 0 once
in the \'Neat, has loinetl the 5 tot
BalttL ,at S:dm0111, 11. which is sup-
posed to leave shortly for 11 e
filoet. Will's olcl friends will wish
Trim stand lurk in the Bata
MEDEAL CONTEST TONIGHT.
The Medal ,Contest in connection
with the Clin1(on branch of ':he
W. C. T, U. will oe held in Wsiloy
church (tonight, Thursday •evening
March 300h, ,at 8 o'clock. Thee
will he twelve contests in song
and Ielocution. and an hate; 5,a,ting
,evening i6 praomit.'ed. Admission
15 cents,
INFANT SON DEAD.
Lockhard Gordon Gree. only sou of
,Sergi. and Mrs Lock Oren passed
away at the parental home on Satuv
day at noon rat the age of 1 year and 1
month. Teo little fellow had never
been extiia strong and his death was
due to pneunonfa, The funeral was
held un Monday afternoon, and the
services at the home and grave were
conducted by Rev, F. C. Harpe,. The
pallbearers were -Pte, Glenn Cook,
Ross Forrester, 0lu'tin O'Donnell tan.d
Arlie Matheson. To the parents the
heei110 11 syu.pathy goes out to them
in the lues oft heir only sun, The local
members of the 16131 sent a wreath,
CASE POSTPONED SIX 'i'IMES. -
A charge ag'ainat 'N pe :de,' of
Zurich. f"or 1a11119ins• 1ielun .11.1 0i; -
ally into at Ca node. 'fenre'anee
Act County, also a seno,nd charge
for 15'bring ,Lqur'r il'H0,2:11113'
Caraad.i Temperance Act County,
e:o e up for '(rich lent 9r'd r v be-
lor e Polk Mag idmto •1a drews.
and was acljournel fnr one tern!;.
This is about the sixth adjr,urn-
neat of tho'te roses and at i1(8
of them ,has Rondo;' put in ion
appearance exeep1 through his
lawyer. Crown Attl5rney reager
is proszeuting far Inspector Tor-
aanne.
A THIP 'i-0 SCOTLAND.
An open muefing of the Clin-
ton branch of the Women's Insti-
tute wits ,held Last 'I'hurad;y even-
ing at the 111ime o1: Mr. and Mrs.
B.13. Chant, end there was a good
caned present. The chief hem on
the program .11';1.3 an ad.tresi on
"Bonny Scotland" by Rev, J. K.
,Fair.tull, which was listened to
'or), intently •by ,the aud,9nce.
'1'h,e meeting ofencd by singing
that old Souteh pie.e "Auld Lang
Syne," Mrs. (Da .1 Towler was :n
the chair in the ,absence of the
ppcogrtosidati,t 'FOLIC wing was the
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Solo, "My Ain iF,clk'• Miss WSttse
Reading, Miss W.11son
S`enloh, Pte. Johnson
Ad:ess on Scotland. .Mr. l+airfuli
Violin so7(o, Miss G. Chant
Solo "Mary of Argyle,"
Mrs, 13. J. Oibbings
Lovett. Rev. ,and Miss 1Fair1'ull.
Solo 'A. Perfect Day'' Miss T;airfuil
"God Save the Icing,'.
On motion (of halos Kilbride and
Mars. R.'1`itzsimons, a hearty Vote
of thanks was passed to the speak
e.t' and others \VIVO tools part in th•e
entertainment, Cake, sandwiches
tied coftec were served at the
close of the program.
A FREQUENT VISITOR HERE
Monday's Toronto Globe reports the
death of Mies 13. M. Hill, who was a
close friend of the late Mrs. R. Mans
ford. Masses Mo'n..tttcastle, Mrs. George
Middleton of Gorterich township, and
who 11711,9 a vaett01' here every summer
for the past twenty years. The family
lived here before going to St. (lather
in A, Dyin dauntlessly as
she had
lived, Mise 11, M 13111, who passed
away Sunday at her, home in Bernard
avenue, has left a gap in the woman
workers nt Toronto which can never
he quite filled. One of the younger
daughters of MICA' General Charles
Pnphaan Hill of the :Indian Service,
Miss 1ilili came to Canada at sixteen
years of age, on the retirement; of her
father' For years the clever English
girl was governess lo one 00 Toronto's
best known families and' later 'was
head mistress of a large day school for
girls in 81 Catharines. For a long time
subsegnentl she -lived with the film
ily of Mr. Gale John Riordan, going
abroad , i
>rnard vials Item ,and reonxining
England tall Mr. l.Liordan's death. In
more recent ye,i,rs l8lFp n'
a vital mace in.:pbilanthissli
s'opihasr, wbeork
and social betterment, not only info
route but elsewhere in Canada She
was rine of the officials of the National
0ouncil nt Women, wason the Board
00 Direcoore of the Infants Home, and
President of the Toronto (1'1'eve) (club,
and has conducted many par:ties nn
continental trips, Since war broke„
out she has devoted herself to Work in
+het cennectinu, and -Miss Hill's Work
Room" in the Wometi'e- Patriotic
League on Sherhourne street has been
'a synonym for efficiency, promptness,
and the accomplishment of so called
dimevoteposee! AnglibiA"ni'g . icanSties,1111 Hill, whoved wasby tai
survia
sister, Mirs.•"Cowan of, Princeton.
,Thursday, 11Ia>•ch 30111, 7916..
We Sell Them
Waterman's Pens—the best for men,
And it's best" for women; too,
Its also best for children,
So it must be best for YOU.
Harbutt's Peasticine in the house
Will stimulate your boy's ability
By showing him how pleasure can
Be joined to practical utility.
Often the cheapest—Always the Best
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Punier White Pine and Spruce Balsam
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What's the use experimenting
with medicines? We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,
as the formula is printed on each
label.
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever skid. Nothing else will so
readily re.ieve a cough. Try it—
Dispensing Chet ist THE PENSLAR DIt,1TU STORE
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Co fort Abide!
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in the well furnished home. It makes;
it a place where everybody likes to
come and stay, For furniture that
mca❑s comfort combined with beauty
and durability. We invite attention
to our splendid collection of Suites,
and Separate Pieces
6nd9od Enough for a Palace
}'et inked so as to he
Il'fiiiiim reach of all,
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phones 2S.
Night canal Snwiny Calls answered at Resi+deuec over store
Sap Pans and i6,`'�
Tli orl?cer Store
"Live and Let Live"
Buckets
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uckets i I
Order your Sap Pans and
Buckets now. so you will have
them:ready when you want to
use them.
Thns0 Hawkins
Plumbing and Beati5)g
Agents for Reda Furnaces
Hake ;he
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Bitter Marmalade Oranges are in—
and are now at their best. Marmalade
time is here,
What about your MG requirements?'
We have 5 splendid supply of -
Bitter and Sweet Oranges
of superior' quality and flaytr
As well as Fruit Lars, Lungs, Sealing
Wax, and Sugar
Bitter Oranges
sweet Oranges and Lemons
Pine Granulated Sttgar
F rnit Jars and Paraffin
FISFI should he more freely used
because it ranges exceedingly high in
point of food value. A few suggestions
Halibut, Fresh Herring, Fillets
Finnan Fln.ddie, (loo Fish and •
Smoked Herring.
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Shop -over Itowlaand's Ilardware PHONE 45.
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The unlocked process of making shoes is conceded by the
most famous orthopedic physicians, surgeons and shoe menus
the very best word in the shoe world today
Made under patented methods, both in shoe process, lasts
and patterns, It has the call throughout the world as the only
shoe that will give the foot Perfect Exercise, Muscle Develop
meat, Good Blood Circulation, Health and Life, for the reason
that the shoe is built in such a manner that it gives perfect body
weight balance. and'#,ntorn,s to the foot wfthoilt breaking in, in
fact it is the only Unlooked'Process Shoe known to the shoe
world, making it impossible for imitators to copy
.I..ct T« iBEELL, LI111ITIED.
Unlocked Process Shoes and Lasts
follow the anatomy of the foot in every particular. Nothing is
]eL undone, and the wearer ill find that In wearing this
shoe it
will eliminate the cold clammy, sleepy feeling in the feet and
limb", and melte the feet breathe, and live ;.again
We invite all orthopedic surgeons and physicians to invest'
gate this .shoo, and we guarantee to them and to the public that
y ergive thein more in this shoe than we have
claimed. I1' you are looking for foot liberty, wear
Iiel1's ilnlocked Process Shoe
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