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THE CLINTON NawRRA.
Thursday, October. 5th,
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°";Clean; smokeless and odorless oven means perfect
cooking and baking. This is assured by ventilation and
the nickel -coated non -rust steel lining in
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appy, Stylish, Serviceable
FADELESS INDIGO : SERGES are in the SPOTLIGHT
of POPULARITY for men's and women's suits. Tl'iey are made of
only the finest AUSTRALIAN wool in the hands of only skilled and
competent craftsmen." They ate SOFT AND PLIANT -yet firm
and strong. They are RICH IN FEEL AND LUSTRE -and
will neither grow "shiny" with use -icor fade. They are the result of
years of experience in the weal er's art:
1NZIDENT.I4LLY-We stock IND[GO SERGE) in all weights
and prices.
If you like blue serge clothing -do not hesitate because your last one
faded or got shiny. Buy a Fadeless Indigo Serge because
we are behind it with an absolute guarantee,
Our stock of GUARANTEED INDIGO SERGE is one of the
largest in Canada, Come in and see them.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Next to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE,
Cuaton3 Tailoring
Men's +F'urni;hangs.
Phone 103.
OppositcPu bl icLibrary
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LMA LADIES' COLLEGE
OPENS iTS THIRTY. SIXTH
YEAR ON SEPTEMBER
TWELFTH: NINETEEN
HUNDRED (- SIXTEEN
For calendar and terns: R. t. Wamer,M. A., D.D„Alma College, St. Thomas, One
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in nun
etruction and deeign hit ex-
tremely well made in,every de.
tail, leers are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discrimmatiug buyer,
The Cheapest Spot in Aluron
to buy all hinds ofFtirnit ire
Furniture Dealers and Funeral »ireetors-Phone 104.
N. Ball 110 -RESIDENCE PllON11S- .1. ID. Atkinson 180
A Biscuit For Every Taste.
The upward tendency of flour
and shortening markets has rais-
ed the prices .of all lines of ,
,sweet cakes. ,
1We were fortunate to secure
some good lines of good eating
cakes. Just the thing for the
table at any time, and the old
popular 'prices. ,
TRY OUR 2 LBS FOR 25e. LINE
i Lemon Cakes,
aaIGH$ST PRICES FOR BUTTER
Vanilla, Bar
Royal fruit Biscuit
• • OUR 15c. LINIES
Fruit Biscuits
Oatmeal Sandwich
Pineapple Sandwich
• Raspberry Tarts .
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Also other lines that are dainty
and wholesome, - Wafers for the
reception or evening party. All
at popular prices.
AND EGOS.
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Phone 111 TIME STORE OF QUALITY
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• Tinwatre ' ,Purniture Polish
• Varnishes 1 } , 1 Alluminum Ware o
II Wrenches 1 Knives and 'Forks . 0
• Hammars. /: All kinds of Brushes 0
• Nickel Plated Pon and Pocket Knives
• Tea and Coffee Pots . Sherwin!Williams, Paints o
Teakettles and Treys. N. P. Spoons and 'hods •
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9 New 'Home Washing Machines
Galvanized Tubs mad Pails Daisy. Churns •' , a
3' One second-llrund Furnace, meciiynl size, for sate CHEAP: le
3 A stock of. Happy Thought and P andotce P',anges-and others
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Grand TrnnkRaiiway system
Time Table for Clinton
Buffalo and Uoderich
Going to Stratford 7.83 a to
2,58pw
5.15pm
Going to Goderich 11,07 p m
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11.03 p m
London, Httron and Bruce
Going to London.,....,8,05 a m
4.15pm
Going to Wingham 11.00 a m
6.40pm
THANKSGIVING DAY RATES.
The G. T. R offer single fare
ticketsood goingand returning
on Moradny Oct, 9th and fare and
one third good going Oct. 7, 8, 9,
and return on Oct. 10111.
YO If CAN ''HELP.
Readers ofthis piper are ur-
gentle' requested to fever us with
Personal o3 other local news. Many
things oflocal interest esclpe our
notice which 'tve would he Pleased
toprint..didwe know of them. We
wish out' subscribers and readers
to assist us in our local news gath-
ering.
FEDERATION LIBI'RAL CLUBS.
Clinton Liberal Club will be re-
presented. at London on Wednes-
day ,of next week to attend the
annum meeting and banquet, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, Mr. N. W Rowell
and Mr. Norris, Premier of Mani-
toba, will be present.
TEIUST ATTEND SCHOOL.
The School Act now states that
each child bewteen thee sees Of 8
and 14 years must attend school
every school day during the year
unless excused by itloess or nether
reatotis started en the Act. The
Government intends to stamp out
Truancy and negligence on the part
of parents. All inspectors now
insist on a strict observance of
of the Act.
ETA. TITER DEAD
From, the Stratford Beacon we
take the following obituary notice
which refers to the father of Mr.
W. J. Stevenson, fernier .owner of
the electric light plant here -An
old and 9lighly respected resident
passed quietly away Thursday ev-
en'xig at hes lite residence, 189
Front street:. Although in poor
health for a number oe years, his
late illness 4yas only of two
weeks' duration..' He Wes born: at
'Pridemore, county Tyrone, Ireland
in 1839, ;coming to Stratford in
1883, where he has resided, almost
cehtinuahy. In• religion a Presby-
terian, Mr. Stevenson cast in ilia
lot with the old 1Nornian street
congregation, and Was therefore
One of the oldest members, of the
presentKnox church, having
faithfully filled the office, of both
manager and elder. He assisted
at the bulding Of the edifice
which was destroyed by fire, and
turned the first sod for the found-,
cation, die deeply deplored the
destruction of the beautiful hued_
ing and 'was one of the most an-.
terestecl spectators at the laying
o£ th'e corner stone of the new
buldiirg, Bo was married to his
bereaved partner nearly fifty-two
years ago and is survived, be-
sides his widow, by three sons
and two daughters, William Jos
o£ Thorttloe. New Ontario; Robe.
A of Breckvifle; Anderson and
the Misses Martha, and Margaret
at home; also two grandsons Ab-
bott( and Jay ; three children 'pre-
deceased him One brother, Mr,
James Stevensot, 327 Free St,
anti one sister, Mrs. M.irgaret Me-
I.Gina., Chicago, Still surviVclrim.
The Amerce, was held on Monday
afternoon from his late residence,
to
Avondale ccmetery,
Martin conducting the services, A
Large number of friends attended
the funeral a,nli the, floral offer-
ing -E. -marked the high eetecm in
which the dccemsed than wits held.
Among those teem out of to we
who attended the funeral were-
7. J. St.eve)rson. of Thomice; If
A Stevenson .of Brockville and
Mies M. Donaghy of Hamilton..'
Tho beavers were'3/beers. I'. Bab -
en ce 73, Nichol., W, Wherry, W
le. leratt, W. Allendo'1 and T' B.
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Pte. Bezzo
GIVE YOUR NA'14.t11.
Don't say 'Hello," in answering
a telephone call. It mill save
■ time and sometimes confusion to
Is Anti wounded give your name or the name of
your firm. The one who call's,
--- too, should tell who he is ars soon
as he gets the connection, unless
Mr. Isaac Bezzo 'was otficiallY he knows hie voice will be re -
notified on Saturday that his son cognized at the other end.
Pte. Wm, Chester Bezzo, clad been BRUCE BATTALION GOING.
severely wounded in the hand and The 180th Battaldon, the. Bruce
was admitted to No.5 Red 'Cross battaj,iont one of the finest that
Hgepietarl in Wimoreux .on Sept,.
`21st. •
Pte. Bezzo's old friends will all
hope that the wound Wiilsoonhell
Pte. Bezeo went over with the First;
Contingent and this is the, second
time he has been to the hospital,
ever trained ,in SLondon, is under
orders for departure overseas. The
ml:tias headquarters at :Loaidon
received word to that effect. The
date hie not been decided on, but
shortly: this batttiliion
part. Lieut. -Col 'Weir, the Of-
ficer in command, has the largest
battalion recruited in this district
and it is one of the most efficient. '
PASTIME DANCE. MINO° LOCALS:
The Pastime Club will!' hold a October,
dance on•''Friday night. Five Sundays this month. . .
PROGRESS! Council met on Monday even
ing. •
One day this week h farmer was Blyth Fair drew a large. num
seen .taking a sheep to the stock bee from this section on Wodnes-
yards in the back part of iiia auto- day last. .
mobile.. The quesltiton arises did
the sheep sit on the sent? or did
it take the ride standing?'
BROTHER DIED OF WOUNDS
The following press report from'
Lucknow makes reference to a broth.
er of Mrs Otto Fink, formerly of Clin-
ton, who died of wounds;- John Mc.
Land received the sad news Monday
morning of the death of his son, Pte.
Aiutdock illeLend, who went overseas
with the 33ed liattalien in 0 signal
section, Some days ltgo his people re
ceived news that the young loan was
seriously ill. The telegram bearing the
news of his death says he died of gun
shut wounds.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Deane 1'fnron Sunday School Asso.
ciecion is lostunitte in securing alias
l ertha Laine of 'i'oi'nnto for the con-
vention of 1010 which is to be held in
Sea£orth Thursday October 12th, In
addition to several 100 41 speakers Miss
Leine who is one of the frovir,oial
Association etIicers will speak both HP.
ternnon and evening,, and also at the
hsnquet which is tieing provided by
the cfeaforth S. 5 Association, The
Onvention prowiees to be profitable Mayor Thompson eves unable to
teed interesting and itis expected that attend council. Councilllors Fitz -
n large delegation from the various simons and wares were also ab-•
Sunday Schools of ()entre Huron willgent,
be present. Thanksgiving_ -op -
day on Monday,
which will be a public holiday.
Monday next, Thanksgiving Day
the post 'office will observe .the
holiday, and the wicket will he
;open from 9,30 to 10.30 a,ne and
from 3.30 to 4.30
Bayfield Fair next Tuesday and
Wednesday. '
Voters' List Court on Settleday,
Oct, 7th of this week at 10 o'clock
Odds and Ends
of the Council
Brevities None the Less interest
ing, Because of Their
Condensation
BAND AT TAVISTOCK.
The Tavistock Gazette makes the
following reference to the Kiltie Band
which played there on Tuesday; -The
Cie ntun Kittle Band, 10 strong, livened
things up immensely with their varied
program of patriotic and martial
music. All their selections were per S,J Andrews had en account of
fecely rendered and were much enjoy '510,35 forttle used on the streets.
ed by everybody, as could he judged
t the numerous exclatnatione of
The Forbes Coal Co., bad n bill
for 5.13.50 for soft coal
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For 110 rods of ditching 575 was
paid to A. McCartney for the lob
,y
appreciation overheard amongst the
dense crowd. The pipers far excelled
any that were ever beard bete before,
and all in all they area musical_ag
gregation tbat any town or large city
should be proud of possessing,
APPEALS DRAINAGE AWARD
Judge. Dickson of Goderich pre-
sided on Saturday over an appeal
made bye4Iies Smith oe'lloroutto,'
against a.drainage award rade
by Engineer Farncombe of London
for Goderich Township Council.
Miss Smith has 30 acres of land
land she has been assessed 5118 to-
wards the new drain, which is
[proposed to drain the Rance, Smith, -
Holland Trick properties. D. Ur-
quahart K. C , of Toronto, and
Engineers E. A. James and E. M.
Proctor of Toronto aro represent
ing bliss Smith, (end they Claim
that while the award is heavy the
results are not satisfactory, and
claire tha,b the natural flow of the
w'ator should' motto followed but
Insitead a, substtantial .drain, should
run through the Rance property
and empty into the Bayfield River.
Judge Dickson reserved the cle-
cielion. I 1
The Hydro account for the
street lights for month was $137.50.
For lighting Hal] and supplies
was $5.40,
Seele • & West had an account
of 515.83 for work psi watering
eart used for oiling streets,
-- ChiefWheatleyWheatley reported 55.55
for market scales and $5,00 for
hall rent, _ ^ _
Superintendant Shobbrook .of the
cemetery, reported 545.00 for per-
petuity and 519.00 for work.
The Finance Committee recom-
mended, that the trees -riven be .an-
tlorized to pay the wages' in full
for street 'Nora done in October.
Mr. Morgan D. Williams, or-
ganizer for the Ontario Govern -
moire nif for the Recd Cross bund, ad-
diresseda the council In committee
iu regards to the Red Cross Fund
and other matters,
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The Forest City quartette, itsx,isted be
MINS likiGI .EN, Scotch and Irish Dancer .
Been Engaged for the Evening .
Ours is the store that servos
you as good as any for hooks
and a.little better' toe gen-
eral 'supplies. We try to
Make. School Supply trade a
mutual advantage pi'o,po.si-
tion. -It's .ari advantage to
us to have . your business,
and we believe it's an equal
advantage to you, to secure
what we offer at the price 1
The W. Do Fair eo•
Often the eheapest--Always the Best
sty inaNdialablallae
Berger's English Paris Greet
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Paris Green is used for a purpose which makes
poor grades worse than useless.' Tt won't pay you
(0 experiment, Get Bergers then you will have the
best. in original ib and rib packages.
Arsenate of Lead also in stock.
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Furniture e
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Furnituree
To which we invite special attentiore
are its beauty, its assured comfort, its
solid coustruction, and its below the
usual prices. Any one of these points.
wquld be sudielent to earn it ;pew
preference. When they are tell omeeec
pined we feel sure you will �}}ppauea
that this is a furniture liuyicig;d'oppor'•
tunity you cannot afford to ignore,
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'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Those 25,
731glrt and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
It will pay you to The (korner &>roem y..
"Live and Let Live"
get our Prices Busy T at, h ouse-clean e' rn `
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on your Plumbing
Heating or Eavetroughing
Estimates given free
Material and Workmanship
'the Best.
Agents for Reda Furnaces
Thos. llawkins
Plumbing and pleating
Shop -over Rowlund's 'Hardware PHONE 45.
• l.m' YOU ARF, LTT US HELP •
YOU SA Vie LABOR IN COOKING
Wo have e delicious ;line of
Cooked 'Ham -•ready for the table
-that the entire family will ap-
pr•eciafe,
Or if you prefer, you can have
your choice of a number of other
lines that are easily made ready
to serve, Remit h14 list,
Cooked Ham, Veal Loaf, Corn
Beef, Jell'.ed Hoek, Panned
Salmon, 'Tiippard 'Herring, Fin --
an Iiaddie, ;Chip Beef, and
Bologna,
For quick desserts ave would:':
suggest Jelly Powder; 'Tapioca
ready to serve in a minute; ands
all binds of fancy preserves.
SPECIALS
Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons.,..:
Cranberries, Celery
Sweet Potatoes._ and
Spanish Onions
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We meet every footwear requirement c.f
every member of the family. Among our
patrons there are many families where we
shoe every foot from grandpa down to
baby. We shoe every member because
they know where to come for
Perfect Shoe Satisfaction
Shoes of comfort for elderly people, shoes
of style and durability for middle aged,
shoes made fur strenuous wear and adapt-
ed to the growing feet of boy or girl.
We stand ready to prove a benefit to any family
It will be worth your while to test us.
You will be quick to discover why so many families.
call this "Their Slloe Store,'
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