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1he yeet J..,",.(..' N, .11 DItigteson. '' ' ' •1141 41 MIs Ane,day 9i lalt wok
' Will ia m ..Aiellartls, of Detroit, arrived
TAittmi:,..s`',6,4.R.'1701:-:1. 1, . .- John ilnd tbnoaratiwivrIlotfic,:,,A4Vetelbie, rt.:1.1atl..1.,tecilt°ytn1ie‘•
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e 1 4'60116 'a"' ' 1 be
lihia W, '66k1. arid have taimi 'a eot8agb'
in the- White City, for the •Se VEAL.
. ' agr. 'Slid MI'S, John 'rough lett on
Tuesday for Hyde Park to 0(11 1'
1111:1 ATTS. W1;2Je (1 "qiceiti .3111
:again spending a short \011ie the
.41 the latt.er's raftt.1:S 11.1r,
And ..Jairies Sturgeon,
, 'Mrs. Mciewan and. daitghter, 1\444.
ttrace Itlealwau '03 Untl-kor are 'he
nests of MrS 'rolinie and datt,liters
• , their summer • cottage the "Stun-
• kgle S'hacks" Cin the Terrace.
MrS, Harry Ker of Clinton 1,as
, }Seen visiting her mother, Alit,. 31111 -
ler, during the past.
• The Hayfield 1,akesties .11)2,11
:team play .at Henson ou ev-
• gning of this week.
• •• . Mr. Mess, a student o Huron Col.
lege London. is ' assisting Rev. J.
•Condell during the „Some'
▪ .•• 31Iesks, Williank Osmond and Jolui
•Ciardner took. in 1.110 excursion to 14c-
▪ • troit this week.
Casey Atkinson of Detroit arrlyea
'this week and joined his brother at
their 'saintlier residence 011 the Ter-
race.
Mr. Albert Catlin or. Port Stanley
is spending a week with his family.
C'ampbell occupied the
pulpit of St. Andrew's church 011
:Sunday morning in the alisence o'
Rev. Mr. 1\leFarlane.'
Oliailes Tons lett this wee'c for
1Por Stanley to engage in fishing.
Mr. and Mrs, .301111 Falconer tit
Vingham were the guests ol Mr. and
• 'Mrs. William Dixon tile past 11-es'I".
' The News -Record specializes on
Town and Township News and there -
ore excels in both.
Belgrave.
'ip,,,p1,1)Iya,S,0101111p,1,/lab•revillnrosi,d,
Mr, g.'airtelon s
• -
• The .5011001 .111 5, S. No. ,11 will be,
•'closed on Wednesday., harsclav and'
Friday of this Week, robe
.alr. C. II. Holland, assisting .to pre':
side over the ,Departnion eXkokieria-
lion at Godericii,... ...-
While Russel Currie. and Cleorge
Emerson 10000 returning Irom Bay--
held during the ,- storm of Friday
nighilast their horse got too nea0.
the edge of, the ro-d and tumbled
over into the ditch, the buggy- and
boys doing likewise. Fortunately
no damage wits sustained.' ,
.Miss Mary Cleft took in the boat
excursron this week to Detroit.
• 5Irs. Thos. Dunbar of Clinton is
visiting at .,her father's, :Mr, Cis orge
Burnett's.
The following is the report of S.
5: No. 10, for the inonth of May,
names in order of 51,0011
4th class,l,itla Elliott, Frgil Hea-
ley, Lillian Hatchiegs, Alf .o.1
Gregor, Ethia„.11,1iller, Leslie
3r4, -.Brown Stewart, John Ellwood,
Eddie Hutchings, Raymond Whit-
more. 2nd„-1ered • Ellwood, Viola
Iluteh'ngs (equal), Ruby Hannant,
lst,--7Ca,rnian Miller, Steviart 13114 -
(Beton, Russel Hannant. Pri
Mary Stewart, Gordon Raiment.
Keys, Teacher.
Mrs. '1'. Wheeler has been quite ill.
Mr. Harry Hooper has left on a
trip to the west.
Mr. Wm. McLean, 5th year medical
' -student, is home for the holidays.
Er. -Stewart ;attended the Provin-
cial Convention of the medical offi-
cers of health in Toronto.
Rev. and Mrs. Ferguson were away
to Toronto 1,o the big Assembly.
Mrs. W. IL Fergusoa and. Mrs. A.
T. C'ole are among the visitors at
'Toronto last week at the Missionary
•Congress.
This week Rev. Mr. Kilpatrick is
•attanding the Methodist Coaferenee
.at London. 11.1Topper is the lay
Klelega te.
&tartlet; TOWItaillP
„Mr, W. 64, Johni.itoe, tee(
iDe at. t arna .and,....Blaker
Owing, ' to ' the .'abSence ,of „the.' ps to r;',
he ' attendieg the Assenibkr 111
Toronto;
...
1971, J SS. Cerrito and. bride ,returited,
014, '1riday eVeiling fiorn their' 'toady -
'31300n ttip, 613 their. wore
given - reoyat' salute. by the
beams. , ',.• .
Mr, .and Mrs. Geo' ge . '
daii,,hter, Alias 'spent Sunday at
the lionie' Of Ali:S. Andrew Keys. •
•Alr. W. L. .1Ceya was', sant as 'dele-
gate' frOin' Varna eirceit
ferenca at .London after which, Mt..
and- 1VIrs, Keys attended the :Kers
-Weikel: annual ,re-unioe at Mar-.
Summerhill.
Miss Dassie Lovell 'spent a few
days at heehoine Wroxeter.
Mr. Chas. Clifton spent Sunday the
guest of his father, Mr. J. Clifton.
A number from around here - took
in the races in Sea'orth on Wed-
nesd'ay.
Mr. and Miss Tyner spent Sun-
day the geests of Mr. John Scarlett.
The Ladies' Guild met at the home
of Mrs. Rapson DIN Friday last.
Miss Lovell, our teacher, has 're-
signed to a.ccept a school hearer her
home at Wroxeter...
Holmesville'1'lle annual meeting of the Women's
institute will be held at the home
of Airs. Mulholland on Tuesday af-
ternoon next, beginning at 2 o'clock.
There will he a good progratm, Miss
V. 'G111101111 of T3right to he the
principal speaker-arel refreshments.
All the mccrithers are invited to he
j present.
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MILLINERY
AN D
DRESSMAKING
PHONE No. 78
READY
WEAR
Couch & Co.
We put on sale all our $5 00 and $6,00 hats. These
era all new this season and are all good styles. As
the millinery season is drawing to a cloSe we are anxi-
ous• to clear these before our milliners leave:
Take your choice Saturday up -to $6,00 for $3 98,
Saturday Sale of'
Kitchen Aprons
• (51 0 cents.
• ObaPed to lit the 'figure donl,:
fen ozen overall•and gen-
eral puoapronsde of
rpse ma•.ty percale and
•
splendid quah
judge these before seeing, them
by the price as they are excep-
tional value, only
BLACK PAILETTE
SILK . . . $.79.
We put Orl sale Sat-
urday' 75 yards of Pail
etre Silk, with a good
Satin finish 36 inches
wide iegular $1 value
Saturday . . $.79.
Cool Well Made Garments Cost
Small Sums at This Store.
The coolest prettiest kinds of wash frock and dress -
''es bear very attractive pricks in our Reay -to -Wear de-
partmen't are jiast as,ca,refully miide as' cloth clothing
out of Embroidery and Linen Material of dependable
'quality dresses for morning, afternoon and evening
wear. Prices range from $5.00 up to $20 00.
Cloth Skirts at less than
• One half 13rice.
• Just one dozen last season bkirts at $2,25,. These
are made of serge and panama. • Would make a good
Scuff Skirt. • Regular $5 00 and P.50 for $2,25.
Mr. Andrew ileid.is visiting friends
acrosa the Lines.. , •
The canvass of Stanley Township
behalf of the Canada Temperance,
At is coMplete and Satisfactory
sults were attained. • The vote, if
given will be taken in October, • and
if carried our "counly will go dry
Mrs. Ralph Stephen.on ot .the
Parr Line is not keeping as well as
her friends would wish for. •
Mr. and `Mrs. Win. Loug'as and
Miss Anea, -.Pearl aro .attending the
big .Walker re-unon this week in
Marlette, Mich. •
Mr. Angus Murray lost a valuable
mare a week ago leaving. a colt. two
weeks old.
Mrs. T. Keys has returned home
after. spending a Sew days with fri-
ends in London.
Some 01 our young people attended
the football match at Hem last
Friday evening and report a good
time.
,
Clinton, Model School
1,Ionot: Rdll for May. Div, 1,Sr.
4th, Max., 625,--M. Chidleys 525,
W.nhaTier 5241,\.56. Moore 622, A.
Booth 519; 1,Nedigcr 516, N. Ken-
nedy -511, le, Kemp 503, J. Wile-
kins 501,' J. Cole 497., 0. .1011.-nston
485 B, Ohown 1182, N. Shoenhals 476
11...131Orrish 476, 1). Stephenson,- 4627.
K. Dowber. 454,,W,..131acker 451, E.
Mackenzie 450• M Walker 450 L,
Langford 4.48,:v. F'Owell447; L.
Holmes .145, Cools 445, V. .Cook
444,, M. 'Elliott 443, N, Tyndall 429,
N. Watkins 425, P. 'Ladd 41,7, 11.
Cireig 414, M. 131eMath 411, H. Mon-
aghan 411, n. iiiirens 410, F. Law-
.
/Time 405, II. Hill 403, G. :McCart-
ney' 377, E. -Judd 374,
f -C. D. 13oucic,Principal,
2a6'biv', Max, 280,--,Shurwyn Al -
lin 242, Charlotte Sheeley 240, Mabel
Marshall 224, Alvin Leonard 224,
Marion 4G1bbings 219, Alice Peeciti,
201, Ma 'Rutledge 198, Nettie Glaz-
ier 196, Gladys Keller 1.63, Bessie
O'Neil 191,' Harold Manning 190,
Frieda Wallis 178, Leona Hearn 175,
• Muiray MacNeil 163, Aileen. Arinntir
158, Helen Forrester 154, Hannah
Argent 150.
• -M. E., Chidley, 'reacher.
Ard Div. Kr, Class -Harry Lawren-
ce 55 percent Alex, Eagleson 95,
Harry Rance 95, Ernest Liverinore
94, -Clete Den`ord 91, Edna Me-
Caughey 90, Lida Livermore 887 Ern-
est Hall 88, Fred Wallis 87, Robbie
Schrenk 86, Jessie Jackson 85, Mar-
ion Andrely1; 82, Edna West
SO, Mattie 'Shipley 79, George
Middleton 78, Edna Wasmann
78, Fanny -Ifellyar 75,' Sadie Diaper
75, Eulalie- Hill 70, A1m, Beeves 83,
Wilfrid Seeley 58, Wilbur Welsh 67,
Ernie Little 60, Wilson. Rath 56,
Merritt Nediger 55.
-J. Wilson, Teacher.
41.1 Div. Sr. 3r1, -Willis Cooper
91, Annie Lawrence 91, Charlie Cole
90, Beryl Cooper 90, Hattie Liver-
more 87, Agnes Walker 87, Winnifred
Nelson 86, Helen Ross 84, Mildred
Livermore 81, flora Schoenhals 81,
Alma McCorvie 76, George Walker 75
Willie Bell 71, Mark Tierney 72,
London Road
"Mr. and Mrs. G. 13. Hanley were in
Toronto Jest week, the former a
delegate to the Chosen Friel -11s C4rand,
Lodge.
Messrs. Fred Wa'clron and Charles
Stevens had each the inisfOrtune to
lose a horse last week.•
Miss Nellie S'Iedd of Winchelsea
spent the week -end as the 'guest of
Mrs. G. W. Layton.
Mr. George Medd 'and family motor
cd up on Sunday lo visit friends
hgrc.
The Lekrue met at Mr. Perry
Plumsteers 011 Wednesday evening.
Constance
Hall & C'o's will close each Wed-
nesday evening at six o'clock,
Mr. Ben Riley Sr: is very poorly.,
Messrs. Bert and Clarence Ander-
son of Swift Current, Sask., were
called home by the terribly sudden
death ot their tether, Richard An
derson.
The Methodist people will hold a
social 011 the church lae'n on the ev-
ening ot June 25111.
The funeral of the late Richard
Anderson took place on Saturday af-
ternoon and was one ot the largest
ever seen here, there being about
two hundred riga in the cortege.
Canadian Foresters from the Clin-
ton, 'Seaforth and Walton] walked
with the members of Court Con-
stance. The Sons of Scotland also
attended to the bereaved widow and
her three tams , and two daughters
the sincere sympathy of the whole
community is oxtended.
Hullett Township
Mr. Robert Ford has returned. from
London.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jas.
Martin of Tuckerstpith took place to
the Exeter cemetery Friday. Mrs.
Martin was a comparatively, yoling
woman being only 47 years of ago.
Iler maiden name was Mary Ann Oke.
S113 was the second daughter of the
late Mr. Hugh Ole of Exeter. She
was born in the township of McGill-
ivray and when quite young moved
with her parents to Hay and from
there to Hallett near Harlock where
she was married to her now bereaved
husband twenty-four years ago. About
nine months ago Mrs. Martin under-
went an operation '151 the London
hospital and it was thought she was
cured as for a time she en'oyed good
health hut while attending to her
hotAchold duties she was suddenly'
striken as if with sciatica, . pions
which from time to lime occasioned
her the most severe suffering and el
timately proved fatal..
Jr. 3r4, -Jabez Rands 87, Amy
Ilellyar 85, Beale Murphy 83, Got: -
don Hall 78, Harry Ball 78, Willie
Mutch 77, MarWrie Beaton 711, Dor-
othy Rorke 7,0, Fergus Reynolds 67,
iietty"rwyeford 61,' Cecil Coope.0'60.
-L. Stevens, Teacher.
5th, Div. Srs.,-.Macgrogor Grant 93
percent. Mildred Biggins 92, Etta
Hardy 88, Kenneth Carter 84, Lottie
Judd 83, Russel Britton 82, Cathar-
ine Wylie 82, Jack Bawden 79, Mary
Carter 78, Katie Ladd 78, Albert
Wright 75, Eva Bouck 75, Milborne
Bai1cy 71, Agnes Reynolds 71, George
Carter 70, Stewart Taylor 70, Ste-
wart Macdonald 59, Fred Elliott 58,
Hugh Maguire 55.
Jes.-Clertrade Fowler 94, Nellie
Routledge 92, Audrey •Collyer 89,
Daisy Nediger 85, Jean Miller 84,
Harold Lawson 8.1,Arny Gould 81,
flelen 'Wharton 79, Leona Taylor 79,
Nisbet Cook .78, Lucy Levy 78, John
Yesbec, 71, Wilbur Bezzo 70, Charlie
Fulford 69, Helen Grigg 613.
-H. Courtice, Teacher,
Oth Div. MeTaggart 353,
M. Cres 310, D. Mulholland 338, P,
Livermore 310, M. Argent 306, L.
McCartney 284, M. Bateman 280, AL
Deeves 276, W. Miller 268, IL Holtz -
hatter 267, CI. McGuire 248, H. Slow -
111411 218, W. Carter 239, D. Ball 21'3
71. Evans 213, D. Tozer 259,
Jrs.-J. Plows 318, 11, Middleton
275, E. McTaggart 267, C'. Cook 236,
11. Butts 235, A. Hill 228, R. Liv,
meow 221, C. Turner 221, S. Gran,
lis 203, C. Matheson 202, W. Me -
Math 1121, 'II, Cocheron 184, W. Os-
hardeston 180, Jr. Mulch 288.
• -M. Macgregor, Teacher.
7111, Div. Sr. Class. Total marks
300, -Barrie Conthe 273, Kenneth
Rorke 267, Violet Buller 257, • Regin-
ald . Jeakins '255, Katharine Grant
248, Bert McGuire 248, Agnes Combo
246, Atulrey Mclntyre 243, lean Ford
225, Mattie Blacker 217, Mary Mc-
Taggart 215, Norman, McNeil 210,
Kathleen Liverinore 190: Elsie Coop-
er 188.
Jr. Class. Total marvs 150, -Char-
lie Shipley 226, Isabel Johnston 223
Katie Beaton 222, Clifford Carter
218, Wilbur Nelson 218, Ruth Hale
218,- Myrtle Bell 216, Ferguson Car-
ter 2.16, Fred McTaggart 211, John
Nediger 212, Charlie Mennell 211.,
Wilfrid ' ,Grant . 210, Isabel Glazier
207, Russell Berm 201, Grace Stohg
200, Wallace Wheatley 194, Norman
Counter .192, Merle Sweet189, Elmer
Miller 188, E'rnest Ford 167, Clyde
Kennedy 162, Myrtle Garrick 151.
-115 51. Viltse, Teacher,
Div. 8, . Sr, Class, --Florence John-
son 99, Norma Treleaven 98, Gerald
Eames 03, Jean. Simpson 92, Olive
Schoenhals 90, Phyllis 'rozer 90, Ken-
neth Robertoa 80, \'era Cook 88
Joseph Howard 86, Olive Lawrence
85, Margaret Ball 82, Louis Howard
81, Kathleen Taylor 80, Cecil Ash-
ton 78, Willie Argent 77, Bert Mar-
shall 76, Nellis McNeil ,75, Rusi4ell
Peckitt 75, John Livermore 73, Bur -
'ton. Bolton 06, Franc -is -Baines ' 91
Respor Forester 61.
Jr, Class A ,-Donna Cochrane 98,
-Ray Carter 98, Violet Castle 89, Car,
ol -Evens' Eileen Atkinson 87,
Clarence • Glazier, 87, Madelon HaW-
kins 83, Oliver Rands 82.
Jr. -Class 13 -Bruce Tozer 88, 114 -
'gar -Maguire 82, Bessie Cole 79i
Clarence IVIenbelf 88.
-M. Ker, Teacher,
' N. B. -The next report will show
the• promotions for the year. Par-
ents . are kindly urged, to see •'that
children attended regularly during the
remainder of the term as promotion
examinatiOns are being held through -
mit this month.
Blake '
•.,()n Jeue.-25t11 at 2.30 •o'01�43i
the Monthly meeting of. the Blake'
Wetrwe's Institute 'will ke held st the.
!mine • of. Mr's. 301111 Parke, Gwslien
Stanley, when Miss 11,V. Pow-
ell of_.,Whithy will give all lichilSOSS '
How we can help our' girls, and hoW"
they, can htilp us" aati 111.0(Waken,
strated • talk .-on •\ 413111 and fancy
Wingham
"Alit week a number of Conserve -
trims presented Mr. Theo. Hall with,
a reather Club bag and an address
which waS read by Mr. W. H. Mus-
grove, M. P. P. The morning class in
tile Methodist church presented Mr.
Hall with a solid -leather suit CLISC,
and the Sunday school gave Miss
ith Hall a beautiful hand bag.
After a lingering illness of about
loarteen months, the beloved, wife of
Mr. J. A, Marphe,11 passed away ,alk
her home -01I June ard at the ago of
28 years. The deceased was formerly
Mist> Violet ' Cooper, daughter of
James Cooper now of Seaforth. 711
1905'she married. Mr, J, A. Mac -
`shall, • who left with, two children . s
left to mourn their loss.
• A' • Club for the' study of Esperanto
has been' organized with the following
ofrieers :-Pres, ',Prank R. HoWson ;
Vice Pres Mrs Ilairnm nd
Treas., Miss Ansley ; _Chairmani,
group 1, .1., W. :Apsley ; group 2, Miss
Jca.nette Brock ; group 3, Mrs. F. R,
Ilowson. '
SEAFORTH.
lefts. D. Shanahan is visiting fri-
enda in Chicago.
Me, and Mrs, D.'T. Pinfcney -and
fatuity. beim gone to I,ondon • whore
they will reside • until Mr. Pinkney
decides whore he will go into bust-
,ftesnAgaln. , They
The Greatest Variety of
etI
I itlig
Prcsents.
...
will be found in our store
Fancy Goods
Dinner and Tea
Cut Glass \
Chinaware,
Sets
Brass Goods
You'll -find what you want at
the price you want to pay.
Cooper Co.
CLINTON
Miss Paterson of Woodstocic - 11115
been visiting her sister, Mrp. it. P.
011311..
Mr,_ -Ed. 1 -IVIiittaker is 1101115 from
the Toronto 1.1niverSity EOO the long
vaentiott.
"111iSs Snlitb. of Toi•Otito has been the
guest Of Mo.. and Mrs. Savauge.
At it Again
After- an absence of one
year 1 am again at the same
stand with the same business.
As usual 'you _will find
goods of first quality arid
at right prices.
No pains will be -spared
to give satisfactory service.
Call and see us. You
will not be asked to buy.
Expected this week, a
limited quantity of Pure
Maple Syrup and Sugar.
11. ffiltse
Phone 40.
,\. OveriI1s free
We are sole agents for
WALKER'S, OVERALLS
• made in WalIcerville, Ont.
Comfortable
Couches
We have just unpacked a large ship-
ment of couches covered in velours,
veronas and Imitation Leathers,
Beautifully carved frames, covered
in Velours, Red, Green esd Brtwn,
al :25.00, 50.00, $7.00, 58,50 and 810:-
00.
Coaches covered in Verona • with
qua,rter cut oak or mahogany finished
frames, 29.00 to 510.00 each,
Imitation Leather • couches with
quarter cut oak frames, steel con-
struction, soft and comfortable. 210,
4118 and 522.
We also carry a Select line of Win-
dow Shades, Poles, Picture Frames,
Room. Mouldings, Baby Carriages and
Children's Wagons.
Drop, in anytime.
Phones 7 and 8 'Free Auto Delivery.
J. H. CHELLEW Estate.
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING.
BL-wrrt,' - out.
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ARTS,
EDUCATION,
mEolcutE,
SCIENCE,
Including
ENGINEERING
Arts Summer
Sesslon
July 2 to Aug. 16
E
HOME STUDY
The Arts course
may be taken by
correspondence,
but students desir-
ing to gr dna tp
must a tt e nd one
seesion.
For calendars write
eidoWN
, Kingston, Ont.
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SEE MARKED, POCKET. , •
For every Six Stamped 'Pockets cut from •
worra garments we will give you one pair of
- OVERAL.L.S OR SMOCK FREE.
Get the habit of saving,/ your pockets.
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Sold and Guaranteed by•
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Tozer Browul
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• also by the Walker Part and Overall Company,
Walkerville, Ont. ••
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Heintztlian &Co I-
s Limited. • $
Real Bargains in Upright Pianos
•
Ten slightly used, Upright Pianos, all in good
conditicn, at one third to one-half the original •
0 price on small weekly or montly payments.
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Write for needed particulars.
Heintzman & Co.
$ 193-.5-7 Yonge St. - TORONTO 1
or HEINTZMAN & CO.
38' Ontario St. - Stratford
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HEINTZMAN & CO. -Please mail me today ;
a list of slightly used Upright Pianos adver-
• tised in The Clinton News -Record.
ADDRESS
NAME
WITHOUT .
A DOUBT
YOU'LL •
FIND THIS OUT -
17.1 ALL
YOUR TRAVELS
ROUND ABOUT.
THE BREAD THAT'S
'BEST WITH ANY
MEAL -
IS JUST THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL -
MOTHER'S
BREAD
IMmensieenssesserronimmomffm
Better Bread
Could Not. Be
Made
-THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL
• SAY WHEN YOU HAVE ,
TRIED THIS CRISPY, }
CRUSTY,
• MOTHER'S :BREAD
BARTLIFF'S
' PHONE NO. 1
AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME EVERY
DAY.
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS..
Oui' stock 'was never larger or better as- -
sorted than at the present and a call will
convince you when you look over our as-
sortment. •
Special Prices On Rugs.
Phone 28 Furniture Dealer and Undertaker •
.1
The Store
m iivaik Residence
of Quality U Phone
140
National Portland Cetneitt.
" 'After trying ther „kirids YOU always
come back to the BEST. The best ce-
• tnentl is the National Portland Cement.
It is the Old Stand -By. A Car load just
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S. J. AINOREVVS. CLINTON. •