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: Ti/ress' t� 1 E it r> > 1�Tr PRFSENTS c
3taktllg Pltoue ,7S Goderieh Townsri ► El .n t, Mich, is vis t,n his
It.g`., bather Au(tolnaobrLcys are- getting so num •_
p, a'' road'" '•(t'huat horse's
. _ ' The 'fallowing is th,e',report "for here. at . resent. emous on ou
, d!erich ,To'wnslup.,for ',latee b.:rereali terror• ofthem,..very
S. S. No, 9 Go � .
the month- ofJur-e.; IPlames:: in 1 few h,ort'et are now a£raid�, of
r: V;.WtIly,rdCrtay SeatortL
grdles of mie,a`t,,: J; Geay
MOltkt, 1
Saturday Millinery Special
Clearingl of
our Newest a s
red De t H is
Less than Nall Price
As ;t)ie season creaps along:.Millinery must go'.•
1'llch i�"eason accounts for our Saturday price. 'You"
chdlce'of any Trimmed Hat in store................ '2.00
Ladies New Embroidery Dresses
�. N
We were " fortunate to secure 12 Embroidery
Ditesses,' neatly trimmed with pretty wash buttons,
made in the very latest styles,' sizes from 32. to 38,'
regular price $to.00, Saturday price $.210
Ladies Spring
and ,Summer
i Price
a,ts 2
just nine Coats left
in stock��and these must
go regardless, of price,
made "' Of, Whipcord,
,,;erge,and Panama, size
. to.:'•ao:°your choice of
ariyicoat Half Price
rBlack coats included
sr
ea. f .
G.'°inhams
t I oc per yd
We put•on sale Sat-
urday.'500 yards of the
best washing Ging-
hams, in pretty checks
and plaids. Some 01
these sold as high as
18c and 20C, Saturday
price . IOc
(see these in window)
' We'Passed into Stock this Week
New House Dresses New Whitewear
New Gingham Dresses New Corsets
New Voile Dresses New Hosiery
:New Fmbroidery Dresses New Parasols
• New Chambrey Dresses
Stanley.
1VIr. Wm. :Sullivan and wife, of
Tordnto, were visiting at the home
of John McGowan last we,elc,
Mr. Rey Wright, of Harrow, Es -
Irak Co., was visaing at the home
•of Mr. Hugh McGregor last week,
Dr, John Roche, of Detroit, . was
visiting old friends and acquaint-
ances 'onfthie line bast weeps. He
was aeeom,panied by his wife and
two sons. He travelled in his auto
Sr. <V, Bea{t, Findlllay, SadSe Oo k, Mre. M, A. Case 'is ttmg in To -s, Mt'• Plakdt!yne an•d wife,, lo,f NIan-
ftaittiee'ou sitcom; Intermed; ate s1 ry rontg with:her sgn,3lfr, T, R.'F,'• t7aee ilboba ore visiting at'the'home; of
Llolia I3ud1e,,. E oma Ginn -ell, 011ie and her d.eughter Mrs;.Jft Pangusant „ Mrs; Jiohn Gibson,
'Cabe' Ji•, IV, I c1'y(the°;Sterl,i3,'ge'&eo. ; Mide Jessie $apalts!l tiiilliner at Jar:,, , may vleuy (ighit cilap but th,-
Grs�a,'T'onv Htid'ie;.Sr. III, iCharli� vie hoe reser-red•homefgrttieaunime'. "salt, lvhzta(t is gland in the neigl bor-
Caopeir, Esiirl Caolier, ,Frets prjgggg,
toi ., •iddidMlsirtsaotifnhCasPa.harr,pe
n6A#. 1.p
rteewayiifr o- aa:e}dri,e
hi
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hood.
a P-erson,; Jean Cloak ti at .thellic.
John A �tto. , .) _..t G dationa .xrtgig°Rev F•HLsrkin left 9u wadneeJx. Iii'Cecil Connell' ; Fart IISa
Grigg, Lizzie P,erson;•Jr. I, Keith- day for west where. he wilt,spend.a
•
ai,,en , Lizitie eesio lid Jr. I, Keith- month's holidays sightseeing -
man txrig'g ; 13+onor t�oll—Edylthe Rev. E. A. Corbett and, bride have
• Steal ing, George Green, Al.fired left for their home, n,Watrous.
Audi e;'L�hiirI.,e Oooper, John ,pa- going by boat' Pruni Sarnia to Port
Arthur
1•Pto r
Ilan, I W. t nue.
omduaCr,'
Edythe Teddies T€tacheU ht Mr. attack f rhe in fails up with s
sligght:atback of rheum tipm:•' •
Miss: Maud Elartryl, of lied Deer,.
i Alberta; is home ..for the summer
F�lclat' Wa-svanoi_iIi :vanatton,
Mr, R: Er Oreaewell 'and-. the Misses
Thio following isth,e;-report of S, :ilresswell 'have ".!left for the Pacific
F, No lu East Wawanooh, for ''tire • 'coast on -_.a holiday' . trip 'flier 'will
mon(tth,oh June;•, Si. 'LV—Roy Toll, . make the journey in easy stages stop
'aK allber'. Me(lfowan, O'rvil;,e Me- . ping,off at Wit.nipeg, •Reggina Calgary
Gowan. Sr, I RuRll} McGowan; Banff, and Kamloops, B. C.
Jr, IV-HIltatd Mculowitn, Cora Mrs: Laurie, of Seattle,' Wash, ie the,
Fear, 'George • Wilson, `Erneelt Toll,': guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Dick=
VioOt Parker.Sr, III—Ira Toil, • son,
Elia•ir?eai Jr;:.III—Lt,ella 'Wiislen,
Jiohn,Patlier,+ Walker Patterson,
Edna, VlcGlowan, Jr. II—EILa Toll.
1?ft'.II=Finlay' McGowan, May
Parker, Clara 1VIcGioiwan, Pr. —
Ruby Tloll, Myiitle Phillips.
,Tetacl:ier.. •
EAYFIELD ..
Drops to this. section give promises
of 'bring the.' heaviest in some years,
but the farmers Complain of being un-
able to, secure belp. One loan with
145 acres, the most of it in crop has
'been unable to secuee a -man, although
he bas offered $1.25 a day and board.
Several farmers intend got ng t° London
Co secure some English immigrants on
their arrival in the cltyi.
The farmers of Goderich Township
and residents of the village of Bayfield
are wondering when the Postmaster -
General is going to take some action
on a petition forwarded to him some
time ago, asking that the rural mail
delivery be changed from morning to
afternoon. Sometime ago Mr, D. 0.
Galbraith of Route No. 1 circulated a
petition among the farmers in this sec
tion and the residents of Bayfield It
was signed by every one approached.
with the exception of three. After
forwarding it to the Postmaster Genet
al Mr. Galbraith received word that
the request would be investigated, but
since then no action .has been taken,
and thedeopie are becoming indignant
at the treatment accorded them.
New arrivals at Deer Lodge Park
who will summer here are: Mrs. H. 0.
Boyd and family. Hamilton; Mrs. J.
Wilson and family. Godericb; Mr. J.
Casey and daughter, and -the Misses
Sauter, of St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.
,lames Fitzgerald of London, and
niece, of Denfield.
Rev, W. H. Harvey, of London ar-
rived at his cottage Thursday and will
spend a fe days here.
Intended for Last Week.
Mrs. .Plorterfield, of Marnock, is
the guest ter her daughter, Mrs.
Ferguson.
1\irs. Ch'ay and hrr husband have
taken an auto, trip from t,e'roit
re -,engaged 1lliss McEwen at an lIa our resort for-ar,ew clays.
advanced salary and coimsiderthenl Dom:n'on dav was again c. I,e,bra-
selt,ea floastunate in securing the ted in 'earnest here and picnic-
eervices of soefficient ateacher,
:Mrs Fred Shobrock and sons
t]',a-,ald'and Derwin, are spending a
fete mt erks with her mother Mrs.
R, Clark tt +r,
Wm (fray had the misfortune' to
lose a young driving horse last
N (10 -
Wm.
e'cW'm, Gorbuft. of the States spent
He t bso,n, the guest of Mr. Murray hew, Frefew d Go butt, s Ihst Week
vhowith
he hass inot
Dr. P. McEwen, of Detroit, last steii foe 40 years. eremit,' 7cicdgel:s, while about one Centre.; Mrs. 1Vlionre and children
week visifted his mother, Mrs, A. Me. and Mrs. John Deilii and lthousiand spectators lined up Clan o:fMunroe; Miss Sade Start and
IIIcEwan, Bayfield Road. cion, Percy spent Sunday with her Gregor squwane fto witness the game nephew, ;Rydon, and Miss Ruby
Mrs. Emma Campbell is visiting cousin Mrs. Bpi'. Brown.. which resulted in three to nothing Potter, of Curr:e's Crossing; Mrs.
at the.,h' m,e of Mr. Thos. Campbell Mr. 'Charles Stevens and sister in foyer of the Lahesides. McDougall and Minnie, of Dun -
Miss Evelyn sreeet Sundiay at the german; Mies Eve and MasterReg-
Londesl)Oro
Mr. W. J. Tamblyn;• who- is teach-
ing in Toronito„ was, up for a few
days. Re "let again t+o attend the
Cadet camp at Niagara-on-t''A-lake
and w,ll latter'visit in 8Vfontraal -'
Mr, and Mrs. Jiohn Spindler, : of
Lucknpw, spent t1:�e. holidays- 'at
the hlom,e of Mr. Jos. Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Niorman Canter' and
son s ent Sunday at the home of
Mr. Wm. 'Hi l es.
Kirk Lyon .of Londesboro, has re-
turned home after visiting friends
in Clinton.
Mrs,' D. Clonnell, of Clintons is
9pandlng n:few months at the honie
of het•. uncle Mr. Joseph Lyon;
Misses .Maud, Els'le and Heine
Lyon visited fr ends.;in. Holmesville
on TuesdIit `
The Canadian ',Furniture: Manufac, M,r..end 'Mrs.; We'W. Tend)! ye end
turer's plant has shut down for two . son, orToronfo, oamle up on tee
Week's stocktaking and repairs. Huron ,Old' Boys' excursion and
The annual umon Sunday school es m tsJt:d with his brother Mr. J
eursion was held on ;TueBday to God , TianilbLyn,
erieb. Rev: Mr. Medd, and family v
ed friends in and around Lon
born before leaving for hisecha
in Essex,
Mrs. J. Tamblyn , and Mrs. 3.
Elsely m,isited in the city this week
Mrs. Welsh, of Michigan, visite
her sister, Mrs. John Garrett last
wc,ek.
Wedding, -At. the'spacious re-
sid'eirce-' of'Mr. 'arid Mrs. 'Henry
Adams, 0th eon:, was the scene of
a very pretty wedding on June
11Th, the principals being Miss
Amvl'a A (their second eldest dau-
ghter and Mr. Joe,eph Youngblut,
son of Frederick Youngblut of the
lab con. hro11ptly at 6 o'clock to
the strains of Lohengrin beautiful
Wedding March, played by Miss
Lill'an, sister ,of the bride, the
bride. b,e•ng given away by her
father, the. contracting patties took
'their i>laeee under a maple and.
a\,ergreen arch, decorated with
snowballs and a floral bell. The
bride was attended bya little ring
b is her cousin, Miss Yvonne
Haggitt, ciresse.l' in white satin,
and carrying •i, wh:ftc satin pillow
on which resited the ring, Rev. Mr.
Ositerh,aut, of Londe,tboro, tied
'the nupt',al knot. The bride look-
s d charming in a gown of Royal
blue silk, and ware a bridal veil
and orange blossoms and carred
a b: au�tifu1 Isogiaet of white car-
ol Detroit ratans, Imes and teens. After
the, ceremony and congratulations
the as:lembled guests to the num-
ber of 75, sat down to a nicely sere
ed l un ch ,on ftl•le lawn. The
evening was spent in music, sing-
ing 'and lather r ecreaticns, The
bridr'- was 'the recipient of a large
number of handsome presents,
Collette nee
Mr. and Mrs. Ve hus, and seen ' of
Hensel It spenit Sunday the guest of
her grandsnlofth,er, Mrs, !EH.' Cooper,
:Mrs, gneiss, Evaneand eh.ildrie.i. of
London, are vls:lbi.ng -at the home
,ofWal'tor Wilitsons'•for' son -re thee.
Mss D.Taylor and daughter Mass
Annie Taylor es11eplt Sunday and
Monday th egeteste of friends a-
round here,
'Itfr. Wm. L'au'rie shill contintes
very poorly. '
Mrs.•Giorg,e Sltephenson return-
ed train 1-,e • visit with friends at
Niagara arid' London.
Miss Janet Llhdsay, of l' lor,ence
is visiting her old school Wends
for a wh; I
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. •fiinchley, of
Ssallorfth, spent Sunday the guest
sof F[rs. B. B. Site•pLenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Samu: 1 Kindy and
elan, of Torono, spent Saturday til;
'Monday evening the guest of her
parents, Mr. anti' Mrs. 1). Suth-e••-
land.
Th emen are' busy alt the brick
work at the For ester's Hall, re-
pairing it.
Porter's Hill
Miss Aida McD,onald,
is visiting her neither,
Mrs. Wilson and Itwo cha:lren,
and niece, Myrtle Morgan, of
Port Stanley are visiting at her
meth:WS.
Rev. Mr. IticC•ormick gave a
spec„al address Iter the Orangeman
on Sunday evening,: During the
service Miss- McCormick rendere,l
a solo. which was muds enju; e.1 by
all..
Among th (many freed who
visited l:e:•e last week were. ;_Mr.
and SIrs. Dawson and children, of
Springbank; Mr, and Mrs.11arriscin
from: the Son ; Messrs, .Robert and
ers, were accomodated in the usual' John elilLock, from ,the. Soo ; Mrs,
va:ft numbers. One of the attract- Eliioltt and daughters from Mich -
ions of the day was diving lexhibi- igan ; Mr, Wm. En'ntt, of \Vinghnnm
'tion given by ore Thos. Be ley front. Mr, and Mrs. John Pettey and
the top of the iron bridge ra:ling
a distance of about ore hundred
fret. The performance is consider
ed ,a dange:+ous one and worthy of
record. The second feature of the
day was a foot ball game pulled off
between ,our sports and the Tuck -
111 be Found at This Store
Cut Glass
Chinaware
r s
�3 as Goods
Fac'
n y Goods...
Dinner Sets
.1.�. a•'
e Sew
oer:
o &
peo..
Yost, WiU[ Find
d
that" o°
w �
l�Wa
lit
,. aa.�'+ :F? Vit;. 'r
At the este
eYo�
u,
Want to ' �r
�'a
J..
el nton
showing the, high ,esteem in which
bride and g}loom, ane held. • The
groom's :;girt to the brid�e'was a gold
brooch set with e;,earis to the or.-
ganisft'''a glol'd brooch and 'to the
Lost
r. --
Part • of a elute on Farran's Flats.
R�ew>lard will, be ,offered for its re, •
ring-b'elariertragold ring. After a turn. Leave at New 'Era 'office
plerasanV et enieg'the happy couple
' g Darn" r Lo deuboio. •
lefts • Feer shies beautiful home on Open For Ed a emt nts
the room's Tear r,ea • n pre is
Hole! Normandie
isit -
des
1•ge.
MENU
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
a�
'ab ,, of .1lickson, Mr, and Mrs.
Georgie (Harrison, of Detroit; Mr.
Rutledge of Lucicnow; 'Sri. Tom
Hillock, of St] atford George 'Cox
and Mrs. Smyth two. chi dr; n.
of Sltratfoi•d; Mr, unci Mrs. Tabor
and Myritle Marshall- of Oxford
alt prep,e'nt Inaba Wallis, ,of+the Soo; and Mrs,
Mr.,John McGregor, of New home of Will'am F,gnr.
York,,,,isFis.ifting attire home of Mr. and Mrs. Jioseph Stevens, of Blyth. ]irundson oflth eSon.
his beolther, Mr .Neil McGregor. Toronto, who came on the Huron Mr. W. M. Scott has disposed of 14 Th eSunday service for the Old
Miss 1 Joan Mustard, ,of Now Old Boys Excursion spent a few feet of his lot on the west side of Boys Were very much enjoyed, A
York' as visiting ,at thehome of days with th efoamle,r's sister, 'M s. Queen street to Mr. Thos. Stewart termerp'as'tor, R,ev, Mr, Fortner,
Mrs. D.'1McR,tven at present, Eamh. :Brawn. who will immediately commence the gave fine addresses b,atth morning.
Robert Holmes, of Toronto, erection of a new barber shop. The and evening. The choir consisting
spent anew days with his old structure will be of cement blocks of old' boys and girls was a pleas -
'1 Oarlock friend, jamiei Snell, , 2,storps high and 35 feet in length. ing feature lot the, service.
The es Aid met at the home Mr and Mrs, Amos Caetright ; Mr. Jos. gtothers hat. purchased Mr. M. anMrs, Poyd, of Sithe 1,
of Mrs, Allan,. last Thursday and visited Mr .ancl M,Beattie, John ,eattie, , Metcalf's stock of booksaudstationery anent a couple '9f days this week
meas \nIl ,•iIC!,ended, of McKillop on Monday, and will move them to his own store nit ' Mr. John Coxes.
Rev: "I4Irr' Turner !rook the even- further south on Qneen street. This Mr, Ernie ~,ears, of T'lackhotse is
ing service, 'in IL -'urns' church last Will also mean the removal of the Bell visiting in the r,eighhoahood.
Sunder' evening, He delivered air Ilolmesvllie Telephone central to new gussets
oxr,ellent 8ci•inin.n, Mr .and Mrs. Art Payne and Mr, Frank Metcalf, Dominion fruit auburn
David Rid `wears la broad smile children, of Toronto, were guests inspector will leave in the course of a
there d 1lt—a 'baby boy, with Mr. A, II ;ilea at esvili few days for Medfcino Hat, where he The Preesby(terians held a social
1VIr E': Psi I, of Toronto,visited will again take up his work. Mr. Met -on the old Manse -dawn on Thurs-
'his r. E'r,'Mrs. Shepherd !last Mon calf bas been in business in Blyth day ,evlening, 'The wealther was
day, _ continously for 35 years and his re id al and a good crowd was mee-
t moval' from .the town will be enft, The 'Clinbo1 eitizein`s .Band
Mr. end Mrs. .h.lolmes and son much felt, Mrs. Metcalf and daughter furnished ithe music for the oc-
from Oita' a, 'ere visitors at B. will likely remain in Blyth until fail. nasion. Th egaroc,e ds alt the gale
Alben's.(tliis week.
1J-(titeen Clinton rand Hensall, Mr.Andere Sloan who has been con were: over $80.
Mi'e Jannes Watt still continues :a black. hand satchel, clantainiing' ;'fined to his bed with an attack of ap M'•. Wm, 1VIeDonal•d, of Toronito
Irooiiv,s' about 1$15,00,. two jaci. knives and
tin's, gold 'letters, Rew,arcl offered FRe .T .Farroccslowly u occupied
olS oeqspending his holidays r.enemving
, Rev. T. H. Fimt•rocenpied the :pulpit old',acgnainfta.nces here.
Kindly Lame wt New Era ,office. ' in St. Paul's Church. Wingham morn Dr. Weir had -a narrow ,escape
, ing and evening on Sunday. Mr. en ,edlay laslt week when his horseMr. Arthur 'Stevenson tool: e Duplante, a student had charge of the to.olc fright at an auto and upset
:load' of beans -lto Cook in Son's, of MnM M services here. • ,t'he buggy, feu:tunatel y 00 halm
Hensel' on Tuesday. Mr, Thompson and daughter of 'minas Bene.
Grande Rapid Mich„ are guests of Messrs. Asqueth;•S Riddell have
Mrs. Geo. Powell. The former is just imp,ort.d• a carload of pressed hay.
�V recovering from a severe. Mr. R. II. Roberton and :wilewho
} Mr. Burling of Toronto son of Mr. have been -m isiit:o,rs under the par -
and Mrs. O. Burling is visiting here,ental roof left for (('alt blast Sat
-
The The family of Mr. J 0. Powney will urdlay,
l� sliorerymove to London where they Mr. land 1Vfrs. Frank Weed spent
youwill reside. Mr Powney hasa position Sunday visiting at' the home of
want done in the with the 0, P. R, John Mannime,
Miss Daisy Mason ie,visiting London 'While aouth aeeompaii ,el by a
line of friends. .y
coupl ,'eof young. ,lit dl,es were dale,-
Mr, Parrotdentistof,Detroit•isvisit• ing up the. heendlary Sunday.tevern-'
Pinulbing, 4l' ingg ol'dfriends here frig, Ahoy wet ooverbakep, .by an
S ; •..fiev,'Dr, Myers, occupied (he "pulpit:
TI11smilhi11 • in' 'epass, ,si-ruck who in y; attempting to
�; , Andrew., Church on.Sunday.. ;;ass struck
He was here in the 'interest of Sunday n sl is the lou, y; taking wheel.
Eavetrou hint School' work, umber o:f ersdo spokes out on ono ow
Mrs. F. H. Young and Mrs, Sloan of that e• law i for
seem rtto Munn-
Let us Give you a Price Toronto were visitors hereon Monday. ,that the• late isflor the party 'turn-
Let
and Mrs. Wesely Lee Pott Dol ( rag orale fat• ti vehicle; to pass, must
borne were visitors in town also of the turn •
to th eaight,
former's parent at Londesboro.
Lost
London Road
Miss Roselle Livermore, of Tor-
-I -onto, came up on the Huron Old
'i*oys E cursion .and spent SuncTay
at her Lepel
Mrs. J'am,a5 Nett returned home
n.Cter visiting a Week with friends
• en Clinton:
Leebnraa
Mrs, Iffaoolm McKay, of Gode-'
ich visited her sister, Mrs. Alex.
Oiulton atthe beginning of the l
Among those•, who 'attende'd the
-'God•erich Township lee -union' on
Tuesday : of lasft' wienic were Mr.
and Mrs, •Jos,Cook Mr. and Mrs,
Richard. Glidden and Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Sltirling from our vicinity, -
Miss Virginia Williams from
Hyde Parer is visi(ting her cousin
and scluooimates Mere.
A GardeffPa'dty will he held, on
the lawn of Mr: Jas. Linlclater on
the ;evening of JO'', 16th. Tea will
be starved •feotn, 6(to 8. Ice cream,
homemade candy, bananas etc., and
I:iandlierchi,efs• will be sold on the
grounds , and the •Goclerich Band, i
?Nikh furnish the music fee title even-
-7 g
ven-ng, ,Clom•e ore. come all and spend �.
pleasa:ntt. 'evening. The blooths
will, raise he decorated as ,well as 1
the grounds Proceeds are to go I
fiohelp fit up oar,.church.•
Efullett
Prices given on all..
Contract Work.
Call or Phone for
our Prices.
B,• am & Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Picone 7
.The Trt 'tees ,tiff S. S. No. 5, have
The Mise,es, O'Connor arrived
home from the, west oil Wednes-
day after a mtonth's absence.
C. H Fnelse is laid aside this week
wiith marine's inward complaints.
G. M. Chambers fs 'off the. road
for the present end is looking af-
ter. his Consignments of"coiai con
ing in,
The Mis=,es King, Saskatoon, who
are vis;,ting their grand father in
(tlown, 'left on Saturday a. m. for
Cxoderich Ito take: the Detroit ex
eursion in They were—accompan-
ied
ere accompan
i,ed by their grand father. Mr.
Gel( King who fs(taking' in the tem
day holiday trip.
Mr
..Taredl Rigg and dategh(ter,'Of
Bracelield
Misses Annabel and Violet ;Petrie
who ,ate teaching school at the,
Soo, are •spending their vacation.
at Lome. •
Mrs, Kilwour, Toronito, is visiting
friend's in the vihalge.• ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Shelll^le of•;f)etroit,
Whlol were visifting1ibtthe home of
Mr.- Sparks have returned home.
They came• in their auto
MTs. Jioseph Gray, and family of
Ilani,flfton ar evisittng at the hoe,l
doe their uncle B R Higgins.`' in
John Murdock 1 ft hast w,eelc to
visile redlativies at Detaloit. ,He,
wenn by the D. & G` excurstbnfrom;'
Godes ich.
EXTRAS
Green Onions Radishes
Queen Oliyes Pickled Beets
SOUP
Ox Tail English $omato
FISi[
Baked White Fish with Egg Sauce
ENTREES
Roast Spriog Duck with Dressing
ROAST
Prime ilibs of Beef Brown Potatoes
Leg of Spring Lamb with Mint Sauce
BOILED
Ribs of Reef
VEGETABLES
New Boiled Potatoes
[dished Old Potatoes
Boiled Cabbage Lima Beans
DESSERT
Rhubarb Pie Lemon Pie
Strawberry Shortcake with
Whipped Oream
Ice Cream
Black and Green Tea Coffee 1VIilk
Ca,nadiau Factory Oheese
McLaren's Oheese
Holbrooks Worcestershire Sauce
is served gratis.
DINNER 50 GENTS.
CI 'piton Brass Band open for
engag•emenfts. Apply -ear terms to
T. 'HERMAN
House for Sale
A six -roomed house .an the Lon-
don Road, known as the Hayward
house. To be removed. Apply to
owner,
PHILIP 'ROWCLIFFE,
e London Road
JUST ARRIVED
A carload of Western Oats, also
a carload of
FLOUR. BRAN AND SHORTS.
We sell: the following kinds of
flour, whol.es'a'e and retail—
PURITY, FIVE ROSES, EXETER,
JEWEL QUEEN, PERFECTION
AND NORTH STAR,
in 100 lbs., 50 lbs., had 25 lbs. lots
We also keep on hand a full line
of feed Wheat, Small Wheat for
chickens, :Barley, Oats, Corn, Buck-
wheat, Shorts, Bran, Low-grade
Flour, Oil Cake, Etc., Etc.
In a few days we will have a full
line of POULTRY FOODS.
Give us of Call and Ger Our Prices
LIVE POULTRY and non -fertile
NEW LAID EGGS wanted( alt top
prices, at the Elevator.
Tho Gfllll-U oodois Co., i1i111ito�
The up-to-date Firm, Clinton
N. W. TREWARTHA, W. JENKINS
Phone 64.
To -day's Impressions
y m�ress�ons
To -morrow's Sales
Many a September purchase is really decided in July.
Many a woman is gathering information to -day that will in-
fluence her selection of a stove two months hence.
Many a man is thinking right now about the store he willat-
ronize for his Fall suit and overcoat. p
Many an October piano purchase is really determined on the
porch of a summer hotel or home in August.
unwise, then, to put off the Advertisingof these an
similar articles until the actual time of teir use arrives
One advertisement seldom makes a sale. It is
the repeated impressions created by Advertising
that develops purchases by a discriminating pub -.1
lic—and these impressions are seldom built up
in a day, a week or a month,
How
Yet some manufacturers and merchants still
procrastinate until the first nip of frost is felt--;
and then besiege the public with belated an-.
nouncements of Fall clothes, kitchen ranges,'
home furnishings, winter underwear, and other:
articles usually purchased in the Fall.
Purchased in the Fall—oh, yes—but decided upon
in the Summer. Decided in favor of the goods
that are continuously advertised.,
It's the Advertising read in July that bears fruit in September.
and October. For to -day's impressions inevitably lead to
to -morrow's sales- '
Advice 'regarding your advertisingpeoblemA li available thi iib ink
1 recognized Canadian advertising agency, or the Secretary of the Can.
adian Press Association, Room SOS Lumsden Building, Toronto. Enquiry
Involves no obligation on your part—so write, if interested: