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tiou'l)RESS GOODS
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T.J. Spring, 1916,
selection of high
grade dress fabrics,
from t h e famous Priestleys'
Mills at. Bradford, England, in-
cludes a .most attractive range
of' new shades and fabrics.
The high standard of Priestleys' quality
is maintained this year as usual, in spite
of unprecedented conditions in the
woolen trade. At present, when high-
grade dress fabrics are so difficult to
obtain, Priestleys' is more than ever the
choice of discriminating women..
We Carry the Lar a<t stents or liTO0IC1IS
and Thlilll'.iugs in Huron (ounly
WOMAN'S STO: E
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Next to Royal Bank
R'HR CLINTON NEW RRL
Men's
Wear
Suitings
Are a special feature
w.ift.f
of our
"Dress Goods Stock
0 We have them in
Black and Indigo
in
Worsted, Serge,
S
Cheviot, Vicuna
at
Old
Prices
MEN'S STORE.
Customs Tailoring
Men's Furnishings.
Phone 103.
OppositicPub l isLibrary
SOUR
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready
to do our work. y y k. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
WE MAY EXPECT
Digging for bait,.:
Dust from the streets.
Dailbi
Dairy rsiness to boom.
Drill i 1 for ,•
s
ofI nets to broaden,
Destruction of the pioneer flits.
Danger ahead forlail violators.
Drowning accidents on the pro
gramme.,
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- •
Mc, ,and Mrs, Frank O'Neill, Moose
Jaw, Sask,, announce the ( engage-
ment of
their feu daughter, Pearl to
116" ""'I Lieut, Launeelot Edward Carter,
a
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,evsry de.
tail. Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discrimmatiug buyer.
The Cheaapest Spot In. ilaaron
to buy all hinds of Furniture
tniture
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES-- J, ID. Atkinson 180
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Well Fed an,
Can accomplish more with less effort than one improperly nourished
We wonld suggest that you begin the day with the correct food. For morning
Meal -Breakfast foods such as Clore Flakes, Gus To, Grape Nuts, Shreaded
Wheat, X rumbles, Rolled oats,/ Rolled Wheat, RomanRomanMeal,eal, etc., or if you
want something heavier try our Breakfast Bacon.aeon. Mid day MSIeal-Cianned
Vegetables that are prepared m sanitary factories, We rewarmed the Maga
Mlle brand of Peas, Corn and Tomatoes have a quality all their own To addzest to appetite try our sweet or mixed Pickles, Catsup, or Olives, Dessert is
always an important feature, try our minute pudding, all flavors 10cpacki.ge
Telly Powder, Last but not least when days work is done try our cooked
meats. Canned Jams make an excellent dessert -Raspberry. Strawberry, or
Marmalade. Fresh Fruits -Bananas, Pineapples, etc, Also Fancy Cakes,
aIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
JOHNS •
Phone 7.11 TIMSTORE ®1P QUALITY
rrtlamae
OUTIN("j SIIOES
The season is again here when you begin to
think' about what form of games or recreation
you intend to take up for the summer,
This year we
are carrying In
a much
y, g wider range
of Sporting Shoes than ever before in the
celebrated
•
gieel fool ✓hrantaC
• For Every Came or Sport.
Tennis, bowling, lacrosse, 'baseball basketball,
running, etc., in white, blue, black, or brown
colors, and in Boots, Oxfords or Pumps, for
all ages. •
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(Phone 70 Clinton
son of Mo. and Mrs. John Carter,
of Ha,edon, Devonshire, England,
late manager of the Bank of British
North America at Saltcoats, Sask.
The marriage to take place quietly,
in May.
PREAC`11ED iF AREWELL
SERMON AT; GOL+EIItICH,
Rev, George 13. • Ross, preached
his farewell sermon inKnos r•laurch
Gorlerich on,Sunday. In impressive
words ,he expressed his appreciat-
ion for the geed will that had boon
accorded himself and family while
in the pastorate•• He left oh Woo-
nesday for his now cha.r•c:/, St.
1latthew's church, Montreal,
SAILING TO ENGLAN 0
Thursday • of this week Mrs Dr,
Moore expects to said£or the Ohl
Land frpm Note fork, Mrs. (Coll
Wilson end'daughter, ,late of Sea -
forth, ,and other relatives of sol-
diers go by the` same boat Dr.
Moore is now on the. staff of a hos-
pital, Located at'Hastings, England.
Mss. Moore, will have an enjoyable
visit, we trust She has visited in
the British Isles on 0 former owe,-
slon•
NEW WATERWORKS PIPE .THERE
Four inch waterworks pipes are
now distributed along the streets
from Charles Wallis' sorner to
McKenzie's hill -on North and
Dunlop Streets, and will be put in
as soon as the weather clears.
Mrs.. McDonald land A, Stanley
have already bed. new water con-
nections matte, and la good many
are to go in as Rest as the 'work-
ers can do so. Every house, store'
and office should have a tap of
Clinton's pure wafter,
DOOTCRS BROUGHT TO TIME
\Yarning is being sent out tc, the
medical pl actitioner's of the Province
that prosecutions will follow if they
fail to ,.onanly wil h the regulation is
garding the registration of births`
The nd tae iesueri by the Deputy Regia
trat•Generat, Major D[ John W, S. Ole
Oullough is as follow. The Regis
than -General has instructed the vari
ons Division Registrars throughout
the Province to supply hire with a
moutuly list of physicians who have
failed to notify births as required by
the Vital Statistics Act. Upon the
receipt of such notice physicians in de
fault will be prosecuted.
DEATH OF A NUN
Loretta Duncan, in religion Sister
M. de Lourtleis, of the Order of St.
St. Dominic died et the Mother
House of the Order a,t Adrian, Mich
oneriaa,y last She was thedaugh
•ter of Ms on
T'
Mrs,
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nenc n
D a of
Se -
a
fottln, The funeral ceremonies.
were ,largely attended, over 60
religious and 300 pupils of the acad-
emy being present to pay a last
mark of respect to the deceased
sister, who had tethered eight years
with them in the cause of education
Sister M. del Lourdes is survived by
her mother ,andfour. sisters.
FORMER STRATFORD BOY
• KILLED IN ACTION.
Stratfoa d Beacon ;-A former re-
sident of this city has been killed
in action in the person of Pte
Philip ,Pred Chidely, son of the late
NIr. ,a,ntl Mrs. Chidgey •of this city,
Che young colchcr was born in this
city 74 years ago end atter at-
tending Toronto University went
to North 13?;y, and while astudent
at the Normal School there enlisted
With ;the 68th 'Battalion, He went
nveateas in a draft and met death
on A ,, it 25, Mt and Mrs John
Murrey Nile srteet and Mn anti
Mrs. Wm. Chidgey, Argyle street •
relatives ofithe deceased: The,
soldier Iboy was also a .cousin of
Miss ,13 Chidley and Majos• Mc'1?ag-
g,art and Mr, Geo McTaggart.
Grand 'TrunkRailway.System
Time Table for Clinton
Buffalo and Uoderich
Going to Stratford 7.33 a re
253pw
5,15pm
Going to Goderich 11.07 p m'
415rn
• • 8.45 80 P 01 Mitchell A.dvocaitel-Our paved
Thursday, May 18th, 1816„
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Local News
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TART*IA. AT 111/T61LLL'
• 1 P roads are to be . treated 10 another
' m
P coating of tart fa, the coun..ii hay
London, Huron and Brace Mg purchased 50 barrels,
Goiug to London.., 8,05 pa rn MOTHERS' .DAY OBSERVED. -
Going to Wingbam' 13.00 s. m A white flower was worn by
6.40 p in hundred's of. Clinton's citizens :on
Sunday in honor of Mo'ther's Day.
The'significance oftta day was
fittingly alluded to by, pastors in
most of the churches.
BOUGHT "AN. AUTO.
C.
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I, Honor Hall
The Clinton Collegiate Institute
has many pupils in IAhaki- Those
who are at the front or training in
England hr .•
Corp. ,Fred. Sioman
Pte, W. Walker
Pte, Wes CaJdweIl
Pte, .Elsner. .Beacon,
The followingwhich have enlisted
in the 161st, luton's Own Battalion
are :-
Corp. L. Wasnaan
Corp. F.Finglalnd.
Pte. Will S7ontata,
Pte. P. Williams
Pte. 13. Walker
Pte. M. Cook
Pte. A. Ner]iger.
Pte. A, McCiinchey
Pte. A, Mathetson
Pte, W. V. Crich
The C.C.I, has a great record fo,
the .number of pupils in khaki out
of the number attending.' Watch
it grow(
Takes Position
With I. and P, S,
Lorne Welsh has been Appointed
Travelling Auditor of the
London Road
• (Chatham Planet)
Mr. D L. Welsh, who has been
connected With the Cha`.liani,
Walla e
bm•
gted Lake Erie Rail-
way -
way for the past fouryears app
for some time past has been'gen-
eral freight agent of the road, has
accepted a position with the Lon-
don and Port Stanley Railway as
travelling auditor. He will leave
the first of the coming month to
take up his new duties at. Lon-
don:
Although only 24 years of age;
Mr. Welsh is rapidly forging to the
front ,and his friends 10111 be pleas
ed 'to hear of his Mee:Alen to an
important position with elle Lon-
don road. Mr. Welsh was connect
ed 'with ,the ,Pere Marquette RAH -
way as telegra77111 operator al
cc. nits fon at/out tour years, incl S
he has `been associated with the C. s
W. and L E. for about the sarin:
length of time. Mr Welch is 0 1010 rl
of Mr. and ';firs Robert Welsh of
Clinton; t
The old friends of Mr. Welsh in p
frown will he .glad to hear ef • his e
rapid promotion in his l.ne of weals. c
Last IPriday Rev. P. C. 'Harper
went down to London on thea morn
ing train and returned in the even-
ing driving ;anew Dodge auto.
Clinton is fast !becoming an auto
centre., (
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UNCLE ,DEAD.
Mrs. Mary McIntyre and Mrs.
Robt. Sweet of town and Mee Chas
Moore ,a,nd Miss Annie, of B. n,aa i1
were c'a'lled to 'Listowel by the
death of their uncle, Mr. George
Wright, who had reached the rips•
o1cla�ge of 95 yefars Mr. Wright
at One time was Ra resident of town
having conducted a'butcher snap.
CLINTON' BOYS MJ1T
BEHIND iTIRING LINE.
In a letter to his parents 'which
was received on Saturday by' Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Manning, Pie/
Lew. Manning states while ' hu
was resting back in village be-
hind the trenches, he ran. across
Walter Armstrong, a former Clin-
ton boy. The latter states he
spends two days a week in Lhe
front trenches nit the battery
phone He ;belongs to ihe artil-
lery sent out from Toronto. This
was the first time the two r, 1;1
Clinton boys ran across each other•.
DICK TASKER IN BASE 'BALL
The soldiers are now playing in
city leagues at Loddon and 1'Le.
Dick '.Casket had to get in the game
on Saturday. He started to pitch
but had 'to retire 00 account of
leek of practice. The London Ad-
vertiser says; -The fans were. not
disappointed t.d at the class PP L ss of ball
ball provided in the clash between
the Orients and Ontarios. Dick.
Tasker, a fernier. Canadian League
pitcher with Brantford, and now
stationed in London with his bat-
talion, started the, box wo,'k for
the O,ntar•io;, While he retired at
the end of the second innings on
account of lack of practice, he
showed his old-time skill and cun-
ning and shcukd not have been scar
cd upon. '
CAP'!', DANCEY SPEAKS.
Sunday afternoon at •1 o'elocic a
band concert was held in tate. town
hell, owing to the rain, and Capt.
N. Denney, of London, made
tiering speech. He declared that
1Lut•oes trouble was (prosperity.
he farmer's had given neither men
nor money in proportion 50 what
trey should have done. They were
tatting their money into far es and
tttiug their sons up Huron need -
d a patriotism of the Edith Cavell
ype. Thu speaker said some nice
hings about the county and the.
)-Huron Battalion, It h.ld 0 9laicndld
band, and the mem enlisted were
of tuagnifioient quality. ;Some
Huron farmers had given op 211 -
acre farms to enlist and do their
duly. Wna. Proudfoot, M. P. 1'.,
for Centre 'Baron also spoke, Mr.
A. T. Cooper was the chairman of
he inswing.
TIMOR LOCALS
Mitchell's ,population has decrees
ed 49 during the hist year, bong
now 1670'
Last call -come to Clinton on the
-&nth end see lhelelst Batt'. •
The Military field day to bo held
in Blyth, last i3'r'iday was car1ea13
ed, as many °Oho soldiers -.re f:n•nl
ing.
Exeter is going to use oi1 on her
streets.
It might help some if the censor
were able to grab some of the iron
ey that goes 1•o out-of-town naerth
ants, and turn it over to oras stores
ed May17th, 1900,-Mafckiog rellev
Get off the sidewalk ; you might
interrupt somebody's bicycle ride,
May 24th --Victoria Day, is the
next public' holiday. •
Military Day at Clinton
On Wednesday of next week,
May 24th, (Victoria Day) there will
be a special day for all Huronitea
when the 1101st Battalion, "Um
,0
Hurons,', trill rnobilizc before go-
ing into camp at London. The l 11
officers .and committees ha.:e
mapped out a big clay of sports.
so that everyone will get their
money's worth by coming to
ton that day. .Following 15 the
program with additions to be
MORNING.
•
10.30 -Parade •of Band and the
Battalion; decorated automobiles;
decorated horses; Public Schoni
children; and C. C I. Cadets.
All ,10111 march to the park.
APTERNNCON
Military parade to park at 1,30;
march, past at 2 o'clock; bayonet
fighting; physical drill; trench
building; rifle exercises; spam
battle, showing action; trench
fighting ; :bomb throwing.
EVENING.
At ,the park at, 7.30-- Military
Band concert; military tattoo; fire
works: During' the evening the
citizens .oL Buren will present a
McLaughlin 3 -Cylinder Automobile
OaIned atl01,100) to the officers, •
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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A LIST OF
Hardware Bargains
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• • Raving bought heavily before war prices got on. we have many lines e
• to offer you at old prices -Perfection Oil Stoves 2, 8 and 4 burners •
Small round oil stoves for boiling teakettles 10 per tens discount e
• 1 only Gasoline Stove, regular 7.50 for 5.50
• English fancy Enameled Tespots 75o and 1 00 e
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e Granite Dippers regular 25c for ISc
• Tin Pudding Pans regular 100 and 150 for 5c •
•lhousenold Eland 8 a ws regular 35e fc r
® Granite Basting Spoons your choice 5c rad iOc 25e
• Household Hammers regular 35c for 25c
• Steel Claw Eammers regular Otto and 75c for 500 ;el
0Job lot Mall•eable Wrenches your choice lie 0
• Sit inch Monkey Wrenches regular 45c for 35e
o Twelve inch Monkey Wrenches regular 750 for 55c e
• Paint Brushes 5r. 10e 15e 20c and 25c
e Marvel DTwo good Cedar Wash Tubs regular 1.25 for 75c •
Wash Boust 7bope regular 1.00 ar,ts 25c and 85c
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• Re nu ail Palish for floors etc, regular 50c fur 40oIt •
® Few odd shades Of Paint, Wall Colors, Enamels, at less than hall' price ;•
S Oue only No, 2 Daisy Oburn regular 5.00 for 0 25 it
ft . Butcher Knives regular 35c for 25c regular 40c for 30o 0
0 S inch Files regular 15c for.,., les 10 mob Files regular 200, 15c •
e 12 inch Files regular 35e for 25e •
re., A few long handled round point shovels for 50c
as Oart Whips for 10e Dusthaue 10c 25e 35c and in barrels •
® easea3asa Gloves atcost
e Many lines not mentioned will be displayed on I3argnin Tables 0
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-'� Choice
WALL
PAPER
Cleaning time is here for some, it is coming for
many more—this suggests Wall Paper- the largestand
most attractive department in our store. Its utstand-
ing features are its large variety` of modern designs.
Its wide range of prices, and its
GOOD VALUES
The a'D. Fair
Often the Cheapest --%grays the Best
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Pensiar While Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experimenting
with medicines? \Ve know what
White Fine 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 sold. Nothing else will so
readily re,ieve a cough..? Try
pit—
Cfat.O. �f -ryLl
p llS1L" Chetlst TILE
PT\SziAR DRUG STORE
71",1 Comfer f Abidetn
In the well furnished home, It makes;
it a place where everybody likes to
come and stay, For furniture that
means comfort combined with beauty -
and durability. We invite attention
to our splendid collection of Suites.
and Separate Pieces
CAo(I(1 Enough for a Palace'
Tet priced so as to he.
Within reach of all
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. I'inone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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It win pay you to,
get our Prices
nil your Plumbing
Heating or lw avetr'oughing
Estimates given free
Material and Workmanship
the Best.
Agents for Uccle Furnaces
Then li'iawkins
This Coulter Store
'Live and Let Live"
Plreapp es
Pineapples are on earlier than,
usual this year and •,arse now as
cheap as they will be this season:
and now is a good time to 'buy
for canning,
CALL AND GET PRICES
Di`lt'd '''tuts
Prunes, Peaelies and Apricots
:Raisins and Currants,
for making pies.
Slaeeials I0r Saturday
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,.
Grape O+ruit, Strawberries,.
Rhubarb, Lettuce and
Green Onions.
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Plumbing and Heating I Eo E. unniford
Shop -over Itowland's Hardware i PRONE 45.
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We have the very latest models, of course—
but for men who are contentedly wearing the same
style y e of shoe, year after year, we show some splen-
did
conservative styles and sp1
endid values
3309 11400914. a0 t('t 700
Back or Tan Leathers
Broad Toes, Low reels, Broad Shanks
Ideal Shoes for the Man of Affairs
Come here with any Sort of Shoe
Trouble you have—we will relieve
Them.
FR A). JITNIICSOkil
1-IOU5.E OF BETTER SHOES
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