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'rhursda,y, June 15th, 1916.
die c•TINTON NEW RIMA,
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When in Doubt
For a Present for
the Bride.to.be
Choose Silver
here is'nO other lift
for the • bride that is so
universally certain to be
greeted with joy, used
with pride, and treasured
for years. We carry a'large
and well assorted stock of
1847 Roger Bros
Knives and Forks, Berry
Spoons, Co'd frleat Nbrks,
Pie Servers, Tea, toffee,
Dessert and Cable Spoons
and numerous other use-
ful pieces.
Also a good assortment
ot Silver Plated Hollow-
ware, Cut Glass, China
and Clocks.
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JEWELER and OPTICIAN
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Mr. H. A Thomas, who has been 0.
P.R, station agent at i3 yth for the
!past five years, will leave with his
,family for tie bleep's where be will fill
it, like position.
Duncan Taylor, a resident of the
Parr Li^e, Say, passed away on 'Tues
-day. Deceased bas been in failing
health for some thne. • One son and a
number of daughters, all grown up,
survive hint,
Oupbearer, by Todd, a royalty bred
horse is now owned by Alf. B..ker of
brussels.
Mrs. Thomas Straeban died in her
•Si0rd year, Her husband, who wits
reeve of Grey Township for many years
predeceased her two years ago. Voter
mons and two daughters survive. The
;funeral took place Wednesday efuer
noon to Brussels cemetery,
Rev. D. N. McOamus is the new pres
&dent of tine London Methodist Confer
-once by a large mojority. Rev. Mux
worthy of Exeter stood second in the
vote, There were many candidates.
Alex Munn. who resides nn the 2nd
line of Hey Township, had the misfor
tune to have four cattle killed by light
nine' on Tudsdsy morning,
The remains of the late Mrs. Isaac
Ireland .were twilight to Wmgham
t'from Detroit on Friday noon on G.T,R
nil train. Mrs, Ireland was fur many
I years a resident of Wingham, Her
i
son, George, who was here with re
mains c
ht
was at one tune a f '
niture
deme � and
in the st re
t•o
now owned ee J', A. Wacker A• Son.
It is proposed to hold an old fashion
'ed day of games and sports in Bensse)s
on Dominion Day. proceeds fur the
Red Ureas.
The 1leslth Inspector• has reported
eine hundred eases of measles in Sea
forth and three hundred in the country
:making a total rf four hundred cases,
in the Township of Tuckersmith, dui
eng the last few mouths.
Rev, J. L. AfigOulloueh, Presbyterian
'pastor of Oraubrook and Ethel, had a
hone brokenin one of his limbs by a
'kick from a tilt on Wednesday,
0.T Smalley Mannfaetnrinty Coe:-
Nan/toped Wis , was in Exeter this
e ees ivnelfit view of starting a branch
r;actory, in connection with the Connor
Machine Company, Owing to the
scarcity of men the company will pa t
l to innfseture the goods and havthem finished at ExeterThe rnmonr of the death of Pte.,
Robert N, Nesbitt, who left Goderich
in 19914 to join the Oret Canadian con.
tingent foetwar service, has bene con•
firmed by the receipt of a letter from
' ,his sisters at London, England address
•ed to Mr. W. L•tnnen, of the Union
+, hotel, witn whom Pte. Nesbitt board-
, -ed wl,;ile.iti1Goderich•'
A native of Colborne township, in
the person of John Kerr. died at
Huntington, California, on Thursday,
1 1h. r.
141& 3 M Kerr wasborn inol•
U
t borne 78 years ago; he farmed ou the
r sidle concession of that township until
about 4 years ago, when he retired
• and removed to Goderfch. While em-
ployed at the Big Mill he met with en
`accident from which he never recover.
• ti,edediAbout a year dnd a beef ago Mt•.
7,11114, decided to remove to Ualifornia,
t • where one•ofTihs sons was locwted. •
Had Weak Back
and Kidneys,
COULD HARDLT MOVE iN BED.
When the back becomes weak and
tarts to ache and pain it is a sure sign
that the kidneys are not performing their
coons properly,
the first sign of backache :Doan's
di, •y
Pith should be taken and serious
ney troubles prevented•
ter. rands Mclnnes, Woodbine, N.S.,
tee: "1 deem it my duty to let you
d• the wonderful results I have re-
ed from !: the use of Doan's Kidney
For a long time I had been sof-
ng from weak back and kidneys. I
-used to suffer the most at night, and some
-times could hardly move in bed with the
pain. I could do no hard labor on
-account of my back. A friend advised
:rue to give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial,
end : 2 aro gladt2 did for the pain in my
kidneys is gone; my back is strong, and
T can perforin any hard lahor and get
nen gond niglrlt's sleep, Ionly used three
';boxes of the pills,"
Doan's ICiriney'Pipe are SO cents per
box, or :3 boxes fir h1 ?r; et all leeleie, or
unailed direct on receipt of price by The
T. Kilburn Co., Limited, Totonid, Ont
When ordcriug direct specify "Doan'e "
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Hogs .10.65
Butter, 26 to 23
Eggs 23c.
Oats 53
Wheat 1.02
Cattle 10.00
,Sheep 10,00
Lambs 12.00
Barley 65 to 66
Cheese. 18%
4 '
llogs $11.00.
Butte - 21 .te 25,
Eggs 2i to tl2
Wheat 9Oc to 65c,
Oats 35c to '46c,
Peas $150.
Shorts $27,
Bran $2'.
Barley 50c to 55c.
Buckwheat 60 to 65.
Hay dor bailing $12 and $13:
DISTRICT. NEWS
Leod, of Southampton, the other
medical; men from this part of the
country to go to the old land also'
are* returning, •all being granted
the rank of Captain
Seafort4-
W. O. Lendshorough of i 1ppen
road, south, near -Seafoi t,,; has dispos
ed of his One 50 acre farm to 1'. G.
Sherwood of the Sherwood °onett• iu
tion Company. Toronto fur $30)0
cash. The buyer will exchange city ler
meal life, and Mr, Li.ndshnrough will
be missed 10 the community as they
were good citiz-ti.
Rev. D. and Mrs; Carswell of MttKIll
op„Elders tt'illla.m Widen, Seafettb,
and John Sparrow of Verne, iced by
G.T.R this teornirg as emmnissiouets
to the general Assembly. Winnioeg.
Rev. J. Wesley (inerts of L•rudon
preached in the Methodist Olurrchhere
Sunday, euaplying for Rev. McKinley,
attendit.g conference at Iianrsrci)ie.
Mr. Nixon of Leedom a former or
ttanist and choir leader in the First
Presbyterian church here. utficiated at.
Sunday evening's set vice, He bas re
cently joined the colours.
WIngnana
Owing to the prices for halting nut
Beal the halters here have quoted new
prices to the citizens of 7 cents for et hh
ib. loaf. Citizens say this is not out of
,the way as the increase was expeete.d
before this, other places baying raised
their prices,
The town here seems lonely, as the
boys have meshy left for_ the training
camp for London. They were orderly
and gave no trouble at any time.
Farmers are these days making
every hour count while on the land
Some are pretty well through seeding,
and are now preparing the land for'
corn and potatoes.
Twenty two new street lights h ave
been erected through' the town. They
were badly reeded,
The i itiz"ns Bend has again started
to give concerti in Vic:Wein. Park un
der the management of ,Bandmaster
aingston No snceessor has yet been
sptoi,ited to Aeon) Schotte, who is at
present in a band in Berlin,
Some valuable horses were recently
hnughtthrough the country here and
shipped to Moo( real at a good price.
itenson
The funeral of Miss Margaret
Sturgeon, who dived on Saturday
morung, ,June 3rd, was held on
Monday afternoon from the Meth-
odist church to the Fansville Cem-
etery., The sermon was pi cached
by the pastor, )Rev. Mr. Knight,
who was called home from Confer-
ence to attend the fuller* The
late ;Miss Sturgeon who was in her
52nd 'wear, vas not strong from a
child, shaving spinal trouble. She
lived twith her parents west of Hen
call .till they died, She then moo•'
'ed Saito Hensall and bought the
neat' Jerick dwelling across from
the postoffieee She was a dreee-
inaker and took in sewing for ar
tune till she took
a stneed
rr ct,
through 111 health was olsliged to
sell he;r hone: A year atut five
months ,ago she ;took , a second
stroke and had since been conlinete
4.0 her bed, at the hone of her
slater,. -Mrs Walter liabltirk where
she died, She was a member of
the dielthodist church and attend-
ed ,toe servicesos long as her
health permitted, The deceasei
was tthe yroulgest sister of Ides
Robert Brown of Hullett.
Goderich
The members of Maitland Lodge,.
No, 33, A.'F, let A. M, will attend
divine service in St. George's
church on Sunday morning, June
20th:
,On Tuesday afternoon Dr. Meeh
,•Tun, ,Mrs. Macklin land two bays,
Leonard and Lionel, arrived in
,Ooderich, on their return from Ire-
land, ;where the doctor has been
engaged for c, year :n the base
hospitals, It will be gratifying
news fox the people of Goder ch to
know' that Dr. Macklin and family
wIll now he petite need: residents
of the ,town, as the doctor hesre-
eeived-,his discharge, beingiver.
the rank of Captain in • the Cane
CA militia :n consideration of his'
hayingserved ay
year at the Dole:.
Dr. Smith of Bayfield and Dr. Me-
flarloe[r
School Section No 6, Hullett
intend. holding thele picnic on
Thursday, Juno 29th, at 2 p.m. on
Lot 8, Concession 10, Sullett in
Mr,Shannon s • e
,f ornnrlyMr,
Jars grove,
R7apson's. The .afternoon will
be spent in a football match, a game
of basketball and races, Lunch will
be .served at the close.,
Everybody welcome! everybody
eotn a !.
Bring along a basket, ' and enjoy
the fur;
Everybody come and cheer the
boys and :girls at play
an the ,29th otJune, dap happyi
picnic day c
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iFinitett
Mr. irtrank Little has purchases
a nobby lC ray Dort Car.
Pte E. Snell of the 161st, and
SOD 00 Me, and Mrs. JamesSnell, is
in the base hospital at London with
an attack of pleurisy. e His old
friends will wish fora speedy re-
covery',
when on Saturday, Juner 3rd victoryat
Maple Shade Far. the residence of
Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Johnston Bast
Wewanosh their only daughter Ler
lena was united in marriage to
Mr,, Colin Ftngland son of Mr. and
Mrs. John iPtnglaud of'Huilett Pre-
cisely atil'o,:loek to the strains of
the .wedding march played by Miss
Beatrice Johnston, cousin of the
bride, the party took their place
under a tastefully decorated ereit
the lawn where the ceremony e'as'
performed by Rev. Mr. Conway of
Auburn. The f setts bride who
was given away by her fa thee, wore
a dress of white merquisette with
ivory satin and lace ;trimming and
the customary emit of embroidered
silk net held in place with a wreath
of laly of the valley and earned a
handsome 'be:met of bridal roses
Miss Evelyn Johnston. of Clinton
madenacho-meting little flower girl
.After congratulations and the ergo
ing of the regialer, during which
Mr. 1Weir Elliott, of Wingham, ace
cone panted by Mrs. R. Carter of Sea
forth, sang, "Love's Coronet:■..n"
very acceptably, ada!nty recherche
luncheon was served at flower be
decked, tables, wanted on by &levy
of pretty girls, cousins and iptl-
ntate driends of the bride, Mr and'.
Mrs. iFingland, left via C.P.R. for a
trip 'to Toronto Niagara ane Buf-
falo (th bride trravel[fag in &hand
some emit of Joflre blue silk, enc{
whiteeture i
hat. r0
lr i n their
re-
turn !they will be at home to their
residence con 13, Hullett, Many
tangible ,evidences olesteetn fur
the bride ,a,nd groom were left by
the 'guests, home of whom were
from Toronto, Mt. iF'orest, • Grand
Valley, Vitingham Clinton end
Seaforth ,
Iiirtteelield
Mr; Chas. Gibbons, has gone f.o
Sarnia, where he has takers a posi-
tion on the railway 1215 family ex
pect to move there soon
Miss Alice Battenbucy is visiting
herbt•othet John Rettenbury or
Burlington
Auburn
Mrs, MelTrien of Detroit visited
friends here last 'week returning
Monday accompanied by her sister
Mrs A. C. Jackson I
14ir, J', Bidden of Galt came here
with nffr Wm. 'Patterson, Satuday,
and took In the trip to Detroit on
the iGreyhound Tuesday morning
quite ,a number from here . took
in the excursion to Guelph on Sat
urday r
Mr W. Logan of Blyth agent for
the Chevrolet Cars is doing quite
a business ,}fere Among those who
have purchased cars are; --Mr W.
The. Clinton Kiltl.e and
Piper's Band.
Are now open for eng3gernents of ail kinds during the cooling
season. While we have host ,15 players who have enlisted
since the outbreak of the war, ttu, still have a Brass Band of
17 players, Si e have added to our band 3 pipcss,. which will
bre quite arr, attracti'an this season. For terms and dates apply
THOS. WATTS, Secretary.
Armstrongg Dr Howson, Rev. Laing
and Mr Mogririge, Mr. C. Smite,
has bought ar1crdt from Mr, Isaac
Brown of Blyth
Londesboro
Mi', Wm. 'Gooier has moved into
Mr. Thos. Scott''s dwelling and Mr.
E. Adams into that vacated by
Mr. Gooier, '
'Mr. John Fi'nglafnd, Clerk of
Hullett, Inas taken up his residence
in Londeaboro belbaving leased
his farm to hie. son., Mt 2inglaud
hap purchased the dwelling latel's'
occupied ,.by ills. E. Adams.
On Saturday morning about 7
o'clock, William -Lee;. aged 56 years
and 11 months, passed away after
a day's Meese of peiritonitfiss lie
had also suffered from apoplexy
last felt. Deceased was 'borut in
the' township and had been a resi
dent of the 10th concession for
many 'years., about 35 years ago
he berried Mary, Brown, who sur-
vives Pith' a family of 'seven soils'
Thomas of Clinton ; Wesley of 1't
Colborne; Samuel of 'Londesboro;
Willard of Colborne (Township;
Ernest at home; Charles with the
161st; Sidney at home; and four
daughters, 'Mable, Ella, Edna and
Fatnny all at home, Deceased, was
a Liberal in politics end was
identified 'with Lhe Presbyterian'
church. He was also a member of
the ¢■OiF., under whose auspices
the funeral was held: on Monday.
Rev, Mr. Abery, the. Presbyterian
minister, had charge of the e ser-
vices, and t
h six older r • eo
na ' Irvere
nell'bearers., Interment was made
at the IJnion Cemetery, Blyth. De-
ceased \vas an unassuming man,
Who never took any active part in
municipal affairs; was a goon ne.-•
gh•bor• .and friend and will be mueb
missed in the vicinity,
leotmeentile
Rev 10.3 McCormicic purchased a
Ford car last week land has already
made several trips in it
Mr J•Schw'autz and Geo Goold
took in the farmers institute ea
cursion'(,o the (1 A.0 Gaelph on
Saturday last
The ,ellection of officers for the
Sunday School took piece- last
Monday: night most of the teachers
aegis tatits being' re(-eliectetl
1Cippeu
Mr, !McAllister of St. Augustine
motored there on Tuesday and
returned pvith. his sister, Mrs, Rich-
ardson, of Woodstock; his nephew
Rev. J. Richardson anti, Mrs. lcich-
ardsonr, They will spend . a few
days there.
~'Intended for last week.
Mrs, Richardson of Woodstock
is visiting jeer son, the Rev, Jno.
Richardson, at the manse ,here,
Mrs. W. H. Johnston attended
the branch meeting of the W.M.S
of the London Conference in St,
Thomas hist weak. She reports a
large attendance and a very pro-
fitable gathering.
The funeral of the •late Mrs. Jas.
Workman of the Parr Line, Stau-
ley„ passed through 'our village on
Tuesday, on the way to Hensel!
Union Cemetery •Her son, lTev, 11.
Workman, of near Kragston or -
'rived home in time for the funeral
Rev, J. Richardson received a
call' from Bt•igelen,and Bear Creek
charged and She'accepted Ile is
to be inducted into, his new charge,
the second week in July, Mr.
Richardson is one of the best' work-
ers and pastors in the Presbytery
and he will certainly be missed
here and at 'Billsgseen. At a
meeting of the W.M.S.,the mem-
bers from Rillsgreen ,presented
Mrs Rtebardson with an address
and an easy chair as a token of
their esteem and affection for here
Boderieh To is *Ishii)
Owing to the rain, the garden
party•tto be held at Mr Snyder's
place on Wednesday evening, was
postpones[ until Friday evening of
this ,week, June 169t,
- Clifford ,Lobb second eon od W.
iT Lobb, reeve of Goderich Town-
ship, has bought Percy Cole's farm
on the 16tle concession, getting
•possession 'November 1. The
plaice collsrstti of sixty acres and
the price was five thousand dol -
tare. This ;may seem a good fig-
ure, That the faxen iswelladapted
for snnzil fru'ts and gdtrden truck
in which ,Mr, Lobb purposes special
'zing, .and in which he has belen
engaged In the London district for
some ,time, This will be the second
of the Lobb Boys to settle on the
16th coni. e
Percy .Cole lost two cows and a
yearling in the electrical storm re-
cently, ,which were eying, under a
tree ,beside a wire fence, and It is
•thought tthat the electricity was
conducted }.along the fence, as
• there was no signs of the treelrav-
ing been struck
Stanley
'Miss H'ltaa Hunter, nurse, of Clin-
ton Pais visiting on the 9n21 last
'1 eek,
Mr."'flu h McKenzie left last
'weep for Moose 'Jaw, after spend-
ing the winter and spring hero.
A genie of 'loot ball was played
on )Tucsday evening between a.
team rot the South end of Tucker=
smith ,anct the Vied Concession team
on the grounds of thei tatter,—
naither side snored.
The ?good weather of the last
'Iew days has enabled the farmers
to get in their roots, beans and
Corn, Vegetation 1513 rapid at pre-
sent, -
Tlere iwill be a strawberry fosti-
v'a!1 under the auspices of the,
Stanley (Maple Leaf„patrlotic So-
ciety, on the greunds surrounding,
Wm Taylor's bowie, con, 2, 01
Stanley, on the evening of 'Pees -
day, July 4th Clinton, Kiltie Band
in attencla;nce, Aclmissio0 25cte.
children 15c, Everybody welcome,
Goelerich -
i The regular June Jury ,Assizes
were need here this week before
His Honour ,judge Dickson, who
made ilia inaugurao appearance on
the bench of this eounlyi With
the opauing.g of the court Crown
Attorney Scarce, on behalf of the
bar, (welcomed His Honour encs ex-
pressed gratification on his new
tippoletment and elevation to te.
office, Judge 'Dickson replied
a very (coling way, thankring, the
bar.• tot' their kind words of . Wel-
COMIC tncl expressing the hope that
the good will and friendship which.
has so tong existed ;among them
as. man to man army ever exist,ae.
long as he may be spared co cons
mand the datiee 'of his new, office;
The Grand Jury, too, in euomit
ting their report to His Honour,.
congratulated htni eon bis recent
appointment They reported the
public iburldings to be in good
eondettor/ But one prisoner es ie
the jail at preeent and he through
no fault of his own,
Roy ;Metcalf of Galt,' char'geo l
with arson, alleged to have been
connected with the burning of the
old' Morrow Bros livery 'barn at
Seaforth, on May 18th, 1916; was
honorably acquitted, The case
not being allowed do go to the
jury, inasmuch as the crown failed
fie produce sufficient evidence to
show a ease, 'Metcalf was ably de-
fended by J, 'M. Best of Seaforth
Mr's S. R. Bellows, wife of the
Well known photographer, died last
Saturday after a 'brief illness, and
was laid to rest on Tuesday
A large number• went from here
de Detroit by the Greyhound' this
week,
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• WITH THE CHURCHES. •
O.O.6.000•1100-•••••••
' eVESLE' 'CHIURC,H, •
Last Sunday morning the S. School
was held the same time as the morn
ing service. net will continue duur
ing the summer months,
The Pastor will preach. next Sunday
evening to the U. O. F.
W
1LL[S CHURCH"
Preparatory service was held on Fri'
day last and Rev. Mr. Abery,-et Lon
desbero preached very acceptably. .'
Sacrament was observed en Sunday
morning, tiev. F. 0, Ilarper'taking the
service,
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Miss Mayfrid Allin wilt sing "The
Day is Heeled" by Bartlett at the even
i,ug service on Sunday.
The young people's service on Mon
day evening was led by the President,
des walker. 1115', r3racl.'haw gave an
excellent address on '•Joseph', 1)liss
Grant read and Marron Gibbings sang
a pleasing solo,
At the W. at, S. meeting Tuesday
afternoon at Mrs. Wasivan's, Mrs.
Beacom gave a report of the Oonven
tion recently held at St, Thomas which
was of tench interest.
Oonteibusions of childrens clothing
are being made for dinteibuticn among
the hones of the Indians in the North
West,
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Patriotic I tic
Notes
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tsnile•s 0.00.000®400Q0006,ae®4
The regular irteeting of the Wotnens
Patriotic Society will be held on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mr's. G.
D. Mt:Taggart from 2,50 until 5, All
members are asked to attend.
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'1'he Society also acknowledge with
thanks the two donations - Rev. Mr
Newcombe $2: Dr, J. F. Boles, crook
stop, Minn. 525.
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C• O. XS SERVICE.
On Sunday evening, June 18th,
the tC ON, of Clinton and v,'siUn
g
brethren will attend divine service
in Wesley church,(when Rev, W L.
Rutledge, tD D., Pill preach a
special sermon The members are
re,luested to meet at the Lodge
at 6 30 p.m.
I 0.0.E. DISTRICT MEETING,,
At the IC 0.E. District Meering
held at Brucefield on Wednesday
afternoon, lelr. 'Thomas Boyle of
Exeter, peas elected to the new
District Deputy Other routine
business was disposed of: There
was tt fairly large attendance
WAS MISSED AT SYNOD
A press report. from Latium) says
—A familiar figure is missing from
this year's Synod of Huron, in Mr
John Ransford of Clinton, who has
been lay secretary for many years
He is absent from the diocese this
month. and in his place Mr William
Baird of Galt was elected as Ley
Secretary,
seior!■r
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ilro>t•e Business
June Weddings
'STEWART-3.4ICKAY
The home of Robert McKay, ex-
reeve of Tuckeramith was the scene
of a very pretty wedding, when
their daughter Flora A , became the
bride of Harry Stewart of Tucker -
smith The marriage was aquiet
one .only immediate relatives 'be-
ingThe bride e•
inhT p, l e 1oo].ed her
'hest in white crepe de chole the
Rev ,Mr. Johnston of Varna of-
ficiating. In the evening a large
reception was held at the: home of
bride and groom, on a farm near
Seaforth, when a• large number
gat eyed to wish the happy' couple
all he.ppineee Thewee-smit' bouts
werie passed tai dancing and other:
amusemeints. The many friends of
to bride d tl ii an groom join in wishing
best
them JortheOeIall ithe happiness that el
tHORNER-RATHWELL •
A ,took
but pretty home wee-
ding place last Wednesday
evening at the home of Sir and
Mrs, John Rathwellwhen their only
daughter, Violet 'was united tumor
riage to Mr Albert 'Horner of
Varna, At six o'clock, the marri-
age ceremony was performed by
Rev 'ids. Johnston, of Varna. The
bride was beautifully dressed en
white crepe deehere, After the:
the ceremony and congratulations
a dainty supper wast served? The
happy cool le left for their new
home fat Varna Both bride and
groom ;have many friends who join
to wishing !them all happiness in
their married life
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man n n tv ho owns a Ford hasr yid
n
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healthful enjoyment for theentire bunny
and equipped himself with an euonolni0tti
servant as welt,
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The PerriTouring Oar is 0$3.1, Couplet 3730, the i!
Sedan 580), the Town Car 5781, All prices ere 0.0.1i
Ford, Ontario. All curs completely equipped, in
eluding electric headlights. Equipment dues not
include speedometer,
Cars now on exhibition at the Garage ou Hnrott i
Street, next tojlOonemercial Hotel.
Bert. Langford
Phone No. 183 AGENT el titan
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COME AND SEE THE
Crtevrolel �Four•ninely"
at the Clinton Motor Car Co. Show Roomy
Powerful
and
Quiet
Running
Price e-ornvi h:Ate $675 F.O.B. esh wa
Regular Equipment, Mohair Tailored Top, Envelope and Side Curtains, Electric Hor,n
Clear Vision Ventilating Wind Shield, Speedometer, Electric Starting and
Lighting System, Ammeter and License Brackets.
NOTE—Owing to:the great demand or this car. we would
suggest Placing your order early to ensure delivery.
We use the Stewart Speedometer, Two -unit "Auto -Lite'
Starting
and Lightingy System
with Bendix .Driv2., sane type and grade as used on the high-priced igh; ricecars.
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W. J. NEMER, Agent, Phone 1319 CLINTON