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'fieltneSviiie
wilip,tia haft been visiting
iss T Lyon (3.1, Lendeebege derti'tg
the K4et, week,.
r - •
• IVIatters nre very quiet in our burg
, .
this week, everyltody having got
iloWa "tsi ,sleady, work '.aga.„11 efts]:
the bigcelebration on July lst,
'Eel', P U. COurtiee, who With MS
wife 'told child visited 'los parents,
AV; and Mrs.. A. .1. CourtiCe, ahd.
*Ito , was .present for tee Goderleth
township Old Boys' Be tillion, re-
turned to his hie in Kane, on
Iskiday,
Varna
Mise Erna ite,..asianrttwoeanl,d t
yitwieiGk wiii"'sc'ha'sa.t'atrford
The annual garden party in con-
nection with the Presbyterian ehurch
Will be held on Thursday evening of
next, week in the old and popular
place, McAsh's grove, In addition
to refreshments, \\ilia will .be ser-
,ved. front six to eight o'clock, there
VIII be quartettes, solos, etc., to-
gether with band music. A big
time expected. '
Goderich To,wnship
Miss Olive Gray of near Cain' on, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
Part. Her many friends , and ae..;
• sueintances are pleased, .10 know that
..she has recovered from her recent
severe illness and that she will be
able to resume her ditties as nurse in
the Goderich hospital in a Couple of
raonths.—Dungannon News,
• Hallett Township
Miss Loretto Flynn of Toronto is
•-Spending her vacation at her home.
The trustees of No. 5, have re -en -
aged Miss MeEwan for the coming
• year at an advance in salary.
Miss McEwan has proved herself to
be a ' successful teaeher and the
trustees are to be congratulated up-
on securing her sbrvices for another
year.
Mr. Wm. Morris came up from Tor-
onto on the IL Ct. 13. excursion and
visited at the old homestead on the
17th con., with his mother, Mrs. Wm.
• Warts and his brother, Joseph.
The Morris family caiq up from.
lroronto 'district fifty-seven years ago
end were ' thus among the first set-
• lers isa , this townShip. Stratford
was then the nearest point on the
railway, so their incoming wass, slow
and wearisome. There have been
great changes at home and abroad
since then. Hullett has been con-
verted into one or the best townships
in the then Huron, Tract and the Mor-
ris family have shared MIAs prosper-
ity, Mr. W. Morris 'located in Toronto
Fourteen years ago but makes period -
teal visits to the. old home.
„ r,
.-Goderich,TOwnship',,,
Oh Saturday lan.t: Mrs, Joan gladie
:departed, this Tile- alter ,an illness ex=
teadingover, sevaeal rnentlik. She.
, , . ,
'waS' a. native of,Statles, a',titian:ibex,
of the ,'well-knoWn, 'Shewden P.Mily 03
'the Sauble Lino, .and. was ,',"a ;
Christian womanwhose e4l5f defter'
ture is deeply regretted in the ezips-
motility ,and Whose .!absence,4froin the
home leaves a ' vottf'that *yes ' 'can
,
be .To. 1V1r..Hialietantl :their
three Sena
who 'are tlitia 'ea 'bereaved, the "sincere
ssinpathy of the wide:circle til; -
ends is exteadeds.
The, funeral, which 'was Very ;large--
ly attended, took place .du ',Monday
afternoon' to Baylield!Ceinetery, the
'services being conducted by, Rev. C..
Langford, incumbent of Middletell'a
church, with which Mrs. Ibidie", .was
connected.during the. year's'. Of 'her re-'
siclence in this township,' .
Fidlnelictsea"d Torolito, '
iting-' het, bother,. r ;Miens 'Yotias.,
at'tlie".ParSoziage
hir. Jewel' ' Merida'and ',Mr, -and
Mre Millais Of Mt. 'ilienierits,.bliChi,
are „the ',guests' of Mr. and 'afirs.,
a, • :
`
Mrs: John blelatod; whe sPent.' the
Past "winter, at Toledo, returned to
her • , home sin Satesday
dompanledby hor family, Mra, Craw-
ford, TYlinses.Vernarand Ceeil'IVIeLeed
and also her sob, Bey" McLeed,
1%ra H.( Weston is speading a lew.
days with her . daughters di Detroit,' ,
and Mrs„ A. Agnew hs re-
turned to ,Detroit' after speeding a
few -Weeks at the iatter's Old home• , t
A. garden Party Will be 'held On the'
parsonage lawn ontile evening of '
the .22nd. inst. .•The' 17th inst, had
been arranged 'for, Mit' the date was
changed in order that it might ,not
conflict, with a simnel: function • to
Dike 'place the same evening -at Var-
na. ,
that of Mr. 11„ Weaton of tin Bay -
filch!' Read.
Mrs. Campbell and son blaster
Duncan Campbell returncd home last
week atter' spending the- past six
months at ' Mafeking where VD's,
Camphtell was engaged .in teaching.
Mr. ant atrS,' IlarrY ' Turner of
Wallceburg are visitiag friends in
the village, .
Mr. Gordon Cameron of Tcronto
Spent a few days the past week un-
der the parental roof.
,Dr, Atkinson of Detroit spent the:
past week, With his family.. at their,"
summer residence on! the "!Terrtied.
Messrs. William Mustard and John
Cameron took in the eschision to
Detroit on the 5th.
Di:, Metcalf of Detroit joined his
family last week at their Summer
residence. •
Mrs. -Heath of Hatuiltou join:al her
-family at their summer cottage
"The Cedars".
Mrs. Alway and family, Masters
,Loyd and Keith Alway, of Lobo,
Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins and family of
Woodstock ate occupying cottages in
Lakeside Park.
• Miss McIntyre of Strathroy is a
guest at Mrs. Parsons.
Mrs. McMillan and family of Lon-
don ate summering in Lorne.Cottage
on Chiniquy street. L.
Mrs. ' (Rev-)' McAlister and 'fear ily
of Exeter hare taken a 'cottage in
Deer Lodge park for the summer.
Miss Husband of New Harmony,
Indiana, is the guest of the Misses
Austin on The Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Dan. and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Stocker of Detroit are
guests at Miss Ferguson's.
The News -Record to any addresS bo
the °tot of 1913 for O. cents,
A very pretty house wedding took
place at high 110011 Olt Tuesday in
Bayfield, at the home of the bride's
mother, when Morella Maud Mary
(Flossie), daughter of Mrs. Stanbury
and the late Dr. Richard Stanbury,
became the wife of Mr. Robert Fer-
dinald Stela: of Edmonton, Alta.
'The ceremony , took place in the
beautifully decorated.drawing room,
under an arch ofcedar and mar-
guerites, andwas performed by
the Rev. J. , Stuayt 13. A.,
London, uncle of the bride, as-
sisted by the Re'. A, McFarlane of
Bayfield.
The bride looked charming as she
entered the room, ou the arm of her
brother, Dr. Stanbury ol Toronto,
led by the little ribbon hearers,
Stuart and Kenn -All Stanbury of Ex-
eter. •
Her dress was a very dainty one
of ivory `Satin with itemise of shadow
lace, caught Op by a buckle of la
Hants., She was \veering the
grootn's gift, a steel:lace of pearls
and peridots, and a gold bracelet
watch given her by Ilia father of the
groom.
The bridesmaid, Miss Florence
Stuart of Toronto, cousin of the
bride, wore a Parisian gown .03 blue
silk- viole with band painted panel
The wedding march was played by
Mrs, (Or.) Stanbury and during the
signing of the register Douglas Stan -
bury sang "Because" in spleiolid
roice.
Among the many guests -were ; Dr.
R. B. J. Stanbury, Frida, Stanbury, pf
Toronto, Miss Stuart, Miss Mebane
-
Stuart of London, J. 0. Stanbury,
and 1VIts. Stanbury of Exeter, Mr,
Stelek, Sr., of Edmonton, Mrs, Liv-
ingstone, Clinton.
A number of telegrams of con-
gratulation were received. After a
deliglitluib dejeuner the young couple.
left by auto amid a shower of con-
fetti for an extended trip down the
St. Lawrence and thro' the maritime
provinces. The bride going away in
ratine dress, tan coat With 'Bul-
garian trimming anti hat to match.
Mr. Ed. Elliott of Napanee, Indiana,
but who has of late .been Spending
some time in the Porkupine district in
Northern Ontario, is now visiting his ,
brother, Mr. (leo.. H. Elliott ef the
Bayfield Road.
Sir. and Mrs, John Carson of Thr-
oats) are visiting Mr, and Mrs.
Elliott, Bayfield Road.
l'he following from the. Gazette -
Times , of Basle Grove, refers
to an early resident of the Bayfield
Line, the family living On the faint
adjoining that until rece,ntly otte.ltp-
ied by Mr. Geo, R, Sheppard :
'Last, Monday morning, almut nine
olcloelt.:,,,.. Granklina (Sewan, ‘allite,St
eighty-two ' yeasts •oitl,. answered
death's summons, and peacefully
tressed to the other side,
Mary Ann Baskerville \vas born in
Ireland, October 1001, 1831, 'Sh5
came to Kingston, Canada, with her
parents, at the • age 'of six years.
They later tuoved to a farm near
Beverly, where she grew -to woman-
hood. At the lige of twenty-one,
she was married, in the city of
Hamilton, to John Cowan, They set-
tled on a..farm near Goderich, where
their six children were bora, and in
1882 they came • to Eagle. Gro
where they have S:lice resided. At
the time of her marriage she united
with the Presbyterian church, and
attended as long as "she was able.
She is survived by her six children
John of Douglas, Wyoming, Mrs.
Jennie Meant of Salt Lake City,
Mrs. Warner, Tom, Will, and Ben, of
-Eagle Grove. She leaves fifteen
grandchildren, atyl fourticen great-
grandchildren..
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 10,for the snonth of June
Sr. 4th,--1.11lian Hutchings, Fred
Hanley, Lulu- Elliott, Edna Miller,
Alfred McGregor, 3rd --Eddie Hutch-
ings, Brown Stewarat John Ellwood,
Raymond Whitmore. %ad—Viola'
Hutchings, (passed) Fred Ellwood,
(passed) Ruby I -lament (passed).. Int;
—Carmaa Miller, (passed) Stewart
Middleton (passed), Russell IIannent,
(Passed) Primer—Mary Stewart,
Gordon Hann.ant.—M. J. Keys,
reacher.
MILLINERY
AND
Do.ussataxibto
MAIM,
PaolvE No, 78
READY
'50
WEAR'
Couch & Co.
Sllligkr illinety Special.
Clsaring 15 of our newest and best hats at less
• than half price. AS the season creeps millinery must
go which reasoa accounts for our Saturday price. Your
choice ot any trimmed bat in our store , • $2,00.
LADIES NEW ALLOV1ER EMBROIDERY
DRESSES.
We were fortunate to secuie 12 only allover Em-
broidery dresses neatly trimmed with buttops made in
the very latest style. Ali ithes frora 82 to 38, Regul-
$10.00 Saturday price . $6.49
LADIES SPRING AND SIMMER COATS
• 1/2„ PRICE.
Just 9 • coats left in
stock and thes,e must go re-
gardless of price madeof
whipcord Serge 32, 34, 36,
88 and 40. Your choice of
any coat price.
OINGHArIS AT lec
PER YARD.
• We put on sale Satur-
day 500 yards of the best
washing Gingham in pretty
checks and high as 18o;
and 20q. Saturday price 1.0.
• VVE 'PASSED IlsITO
STOCK THIS WEEK
•New House Dresses.
• New Gingham Dresses
New Entbroiclery
Dresses
• New WItitevvear
New Corsets
New Hesiery etc,
re Nearly All Wright.
11 re.eeieii et:the ,W4g411 fansily
:Which ., lived .en the Base -Line. in
Hallett over two decadea,' ago', iook
place at the' home of Mt. and Mrs.
James BeanifTler, on' San.
The party consiated or the brothera
and sisters of Mr, J'eWell, Sons arid
Base /see, with their wives and
daughtert of 1V1r. John Wright •of the
husbands" and childreiv
affair Was ;almost IMPromptui
Air. and Mrs, Frank Wildon and sop'
Kenneth Were "up from Toronto on
the Huron Old Boys Excursion. As
the , family had not •been together in
years, Mrs, Jewell had hit sin the
Sappy idea and' sent a hurried in-
vitation to the other members of the
A very pleasant time was spent in
soeial Chat and in adniirina • the
beauties of Benmiller and the aur-
a:wading eountr.y. But all good
things have to come to an end some
time and the time to part came all
too quickly.
The following members of the fam-
ily were present : Mr. and Mrs.
Foster Wright, Walkerbutrn 1. Mr, rind
Mrs. Joseph Reason, and son Ira,.
Shiflett ; Mr, and- Mrs. David Wright
and children Olive,, Mary, Normans
Mabel and Wesley oi the old home-
stead; Mr. and Mrs. John Wright
front near Auburn, Mr. and Mts.
Jokeph Watkins and two daughters,.
Violet and Hazel, Base Line ; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Whoa and , son
Kenneth •Toronto, betides ths
host mid hostess Mr, and Mrs. jas,
•Jewell. The lather Mr. John
Wright, I3ase Line and the yolingest
oi the family Miss Pearl Wright of
14amilton, "being the only absent
members.
• Dawson -Ball Nuptials:
• The home of IVIr. and 1VIrs. George
Dawson Sr., Aubura., was the
scene of •a quiet but pretty wedding
on June 25th, it being the marriage
of "their -youngest daughter, Hattie,
to Amos Ball, youngest son of Me.
John Ball Hullett.
The ' cereineny • was performed by
the Rev, Mr - Fare of Blyth in the
'Presence of. only. the immediate rela-
ol the bride mid groom.
The bride , looked 'very pretty
her wedding dress of pale, bl,uet s'liz
crepe de chane, • triramed with all-
• over silk embroidered net. • She was
• attended- by Miss ROXIC Pelmet of
• tiodeaich, cousin of :the groom, '''„While
the s groopa was supperted '4' Mr.
"Clia,s. Dawson, nephew of the bride.
After' the ceeemoay and' songratula-
, , •
tiong were 'over and a, dainty -.lunch-
ami 'partaken of the happy couple
left amid showers of good wishes and
confetti, for ,13rodericli where a reeep-
tion 'wad held at 'the bride's sister's,
the bride wearing 'a brown serge Ault
with embroidered cellar and culls
and L", White' picture ha'. • '
, Alter a brief hollefineoll in00deriell
the happY tousle will settledoWn to
the, realities of life on. the .,groorn'a
pretty farm on the :Base Liao,:• • - '
St. Helen's
Miss Annie Clark of Saskatoon is
spending ber vaeatlon with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Clark.
Miss Rutherford is home from Ed-
monton for the holiday season,
1Vlr. James Joynt of Toronto is
spending a few days with his mother
here.
1Vliss 0, Webb of Dashwood is home
for the vaeatlon time.
Miss Edna Taydza: resigned her pos-
itioa as teacher in S, S. No. 10 and
has returned to her home at Con-
stance,
Wingham
'rite death tools Place in 'East Wa-
, -
wanosh on Sittarday last- ot Mary.
Elliza.bet11„, wile 'of John' Mefisies,
Iter Oist year. • Miss, Menzies' -death
odiusrsuslklenly;-Slie was stricken.
whim athletes tile e°ws• arid 4ieaa
few hours' later. .She had lived.' in!,
Wawanosli 'for 40 'yeb,rs. '
One of Hann's' ohlest pioneers
passed 'away Wliil'e 'yisiting at ' Wal -
,ton in the person:f Itt., P. ,Cante-.
, Sunshine; in his 8515" year.
Mr, Cantelon came Blue,vale' over,
80 years ago, where • hea spent the'
most p1 his life and was one of the
men, who built the hist Methodist
church that was erected in Bluevale.
In 'religion lie was a Methodist •and
id politics a staunah Cosservatfve.
He leaVes ',to mourn their' losb his
wife dour sons and six daughters.
AN IDEAL VAC.ATION. TRIP
VIA GREAT LAKES STEAMSHIPS
At this seaSon of tfle year when.so
many' are planning their vacation trip
the question "Where To Go" 'natural-
ly arises.—What ,eould be more de-
lightful than a ,Oreat Lakes trip,
where the air is pure, the SUIU Shines
and cool refreshing breezes blow
..Few people realize with what ease
and shoed a trip from the Edit_ to
Fort William and Winizipeg,•can , be
made via the Canadian Pacific Sireat
Lakes Express Steamships. You cad
leave Toronto 12,45 noon -Tuesday or.
; Saturday ate. arriveWinnipeg • 9,40
tp. m. ThuisilaY or Monday:
I seven • hours from Toronto to Winni-
peg twelve hours faster than any
;other service. For those who wish
Ito leave on different days in the
' week, and have a little t»ore, time
on the water, the trip can I e made
leaving Toronto 12.45 noon Mondays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays, arriving's
in Win ra peg 11.40 a. 111. 'Thus ;days,
Saturdays and Sundays.
Port Albert
Miss Maggie Sehoenhals of Clinton
is visiting with friends here at pre-
sent.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, Chi-
cago, and Mrs. (Dz.) Thos. R. Haw-
kins and son, Andrew Cameton of
Wisconsin are visiting Me. and bits.
Wm. Grey ,itid •triss Terse He a4"itts.
Miss Lizzie Richardson and Mrs.
Thos. Green visited in Detroit dur-
ing the. past week.
Miss Lizzie Foster..of SheppeetIon
spent the weekLend with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Hawkins,
Master Albert Smale, Gosiorisib, is
spending a few' clays with Master
Gordon Pearson.
Mrs. Hector Hawkins and daughter
returned to their home at Rogers
City, Mich.
blaster Wallace Ctiningliame is vis-
iting his brother at Walkerville.
Miss I8velyn Hayden, Goderich,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Daisy Johnston,' Sheppard ton,
visited her cousins, Misses Lisa and
Jane Young, for a few days.
Miss Ctordon, Sault Ste Marie, 'has
been visiting Miss Jessie *McMillan
during the past week,
Mr. David AR:Connell left for- De-
troit. on Thursday.
The Departmental Examin-
ations.
The results 'of the examinations as
announced by the Department Of Ed-
ucation this week are as follows for
Huron Courity ;
M. Adams; E. 5, Aiticin, M. T. Alt -
kin, J. L. Allap, M. IS. Allan, M. I.
Anderson, W. S. Armstrong (II), A,.
L. Ballantync, F. L. Barber, Ci Bea-
com, R. A. Bradford, G. W. Buch-
anan, N. L. Butcher, J. J Campbell,
B. V. Carbert„ E. I. Carr, M. Case, 0.
B. Coie, lVfauclie Cook, K. S, Cowan,
L. 18. Cowan, W. R: E. Cox, H. D.
Cumming, R. W. Cunningham, I -I. R.
Currie, L. M. Currie, M. G. Currie,
Marjorie Davidson, CI. Deadman (I4.),
P. F. Doyle, M. Elliott, V. It ,Evans,
L. W. Fialcheiner, 'M. C. Galt, 'M. J.
Garvey, R. L. Garvey, IC, A. Gibltons,
C. M. Cilkinson (H), 13. GoVenlock,
H. Griffin, E. S, Hamilton, E. I. Horn
11. I. Hartwell, V. Hearn, S. G.
Henry, 13,13-. Hinchley, 3.13. Hoare
(13), IL S. Holmes, W. J. Hoover;
M. G. Isard, M.' Ivison, 0. Jeffer-
son, T. Jordan, E. F. Joyce,
L. M. Kaake, L. P. 'Kaalte, T.
M. Kerapten, R. C+. Laird, E. M.
Little, (1. W. Lott, E. 10. Lowry, W.
I -I. Lowry, al. R. Meehan, E. Man-
ning (11), J. Middleton!, C. R. Miller
(11), P. B. Moffat, E. MI Moss, A.
M. Munro, W. J. Munro, A. Mac-
Kay, MacKercher (H.), 83. E.
Mac:Fherson, A. 14. MaeRitchie, R. E.
McArthur' N. E. McCaughey (11), G.
McDowell(13), 13. T. bleLa,uchlin, • J.
NfeLenna.n, 13, MeMithael, G. I. Mac-
!Quarrie, PT. G. Nairn, J. F, Nairn, W.
M Nelson, B. El, Oaten, W. 0'13rien,
L. ()estricher; M. M. Phelan,, G. A.
Plunkett, P. 1. Potter, E. U. Pride
ham, N. Radford, R, Rennie, I. H.
Robertson', 114. L. Redmond, M. D.
Robertson, H. A. Rodaway, P. A. Roe
(Hi), B. A. -Ross, M. Ross, M. Shalt -
Teton, H. J, S, Smillie, N. L.
Smith, L. M, Sperling, L, Stewart,
R. M. 'Stoddart, N. Stonehouse, V.
A. Stothers; I. H. 'Sweet, F. A. Tay-
lor, C. E, Taylor, P.' Taylor, • F.
Tholnson 0, M. Tickhorne A. L.
Tierney, 0, E. Toll, N. 1'. Truemner,
R,. 13, Waltzer, 1. E. Walters, ET
WaSmann, J.(I. Webbs M. Welen,i.
E. Want1-61k - L, Wilsen, IL Wise,
Worl , JO. 1-ottag.
The Greatest Variety of
Wedding
Presents
will be found in our store
Fancy Goods
Dinner and Tea Sets
CUt Olass
Chinaware
Brass Goods
You'll find what you.want at
the pribs you want to pay.
Cooper Co.
CLINTON
Comfortable
Couches
We have just unpacked a large ship-
ment of couches covered in velours,
veronas and Imitatiors 1,eathers.
Beautifully carved frames, covered
in Velours, Red, Green esd Brtwn,
at 8400, WOO, $7.50, $8.50 ead 110,-
00.
Couches covered in Verona with
quarter cut oak or mahogany finished
frames, $9.00 to $16.00 each,
Imitation Leather couches with
quarter cut oak frames, steel con-
struction, soft and comfortable. $10,
$141 and $22.
• 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 h and 8 Free Auto Delivery.
• J. H. CHELLEW Estate.
FURNITURE and UNDERTA1CING.
BLY1`11, — , Ont.
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1 YEATS. HOME STUDY'
EDUCATIOrl. The Arts course
vEDicifeE, may be taken by
._SCIENCE ' correspondence
' but studeOfs desk
,
including :
ErtGlif EEI11110 teges:0e render te
rids Summer sessiewc "
Sesst On For "loridare write
G. Y. CHOWN
II 2e A 1 Tz
' ,-,Atestan• 9.t.
• It Yen ;aro' contemplating o trip,
den't let -this slip Your memory,
Caaadiaa Pacific Steamships Make
the 'fahtealt tine, have the,,beat of ae.
conimodation and', the table is un.,
excelled. particulars and reser:, ,
vatiOns oft -trains and ships, at ovVey,'
Canadian -Pacific Oillpe.
TEYING,t0,,, KTliDAyD3tLbONg,,
The ' experimental ' work which' has ,
been -shine ' at the ytovierits
dandelions ' by' means, et .e;
shray bf Fit 8.6'. .4 (Iron Sulphate),
ties 'Met with narked -success. On the
exberitriental plots, which were sel-
ected' promiscausiy in the worst dan-
delion infected .parts Of --the 'earnpun,
90,0,00 dandelions *ere Countedin the.
untreated area,' while in the sprayed
POI:tiOn only 90 plants Were found. '
spray ksiulsft about 15 percent.
of 'the grass, and it is all thinaed . a
little, but the tre'etment is consider-
ed successful. For the past few
years the F. SO: process has been
used successfully at one or two ex-
perimental stations in the United
States, and compan'es have been
Formed to promote the sale of iron
sulphate for , 'this purpose.—CluelPh
Mercury. •
HOTEL SUNSET
- -
Goderiela Ontario,
OPEN UNTIL 9EVIE15IDER Pah
Unsurpassed location on east shore
of Lake Huron. Splendid summer cli-
mate. beautiful surroundings, hotel ser-
v(ce first-class in every respeet.
Convenient by rail or boat to Tor.
ontii. Hamilton. Buffalo, Cleveland, De-
irOiAgnes steamer City ot I)otrolt II
(D, 84 C. Lino) returning leaveS Coder-
ieli every Saturday 7 fl. rit, fot Detroit.
returning leaves Detroit Monday 9.30
Is. m. arriving at Cadet:Mb 'T. p. m Day
trip both ways. This makes a delightful ,
woolc•end outing,
• Folder with rates and other infor-
mation sent on applicatio». i'Aildress:
, , MANAGNR, HOTEL SUNSET.
• Goderich, Ontario.
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Real Bargains in Upright Piano's
Ten slightly used, Upright Pianos, all in good I
condition, at one third to one half the original ..
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0- Heintzman & Co.
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193-5-7 Yonge St. - TORONTO
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or HEINTZMAN & CO.
38 Ontario St. Stratford
ak. liamonss.
HEINTZMAN & CO3—Please mail me' today
a list of slightly used Upright Pianos adver-
tised in The Clinton News -Record,
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WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL
FIND THIS OUT.
IN ALL
YOUR. TRAVELS
ROUND ABOUT
THE I313E3.1) THAT'S
BEST WITH ANY
MEAL—
IS JUST -THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL—
MOTHER'S
BREAD
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,
Our 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.
The Store
of Quality
Phone 28
W. Walker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140
ational Portland Cemeit
• After trying ther kinds YOU always
come back to the BEST. The best ce.
mentj is the National Portland Cement.
It is the Old Stand -By. A Car load just
in,
S. J.. ANDREW,S.
CLINTON.