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200 lairs Less Than Dost
SATURDAY and the following week we put on sale Two Hundred
pairs Lace Curtains Twenty new spring ,patterns, from eight to
twelve pairs in each lot. This is an exceptional offer.. Don't fail to get
your share of these. Prices run from 2oc to $goo
Lot 1
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Twelve pairs Lace Curtains .(white only> regular 25c and 35c
Special sale price 20C
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24 pairs Lace Curtains (white only) regular75c
Special sale price 50c
36 pairs, 3 styles, Lace Curtains, three good patterns (white
only) regular $1.25, Special sale price gbc • ':
36 pairs Lace Curtains, three good patterns (white only)
regular $L25, Special sale price 9oc
24 pairs Lace Curtains, (white and ecru) four new ,pattert s
regular $1.50, Special sale price $1.15
24 pairs Lace Curtains (white and ecru) four good designs
regular $2.00, Special sale price $ f.5o
24 pairs Lace Curtains (white only) four very: pretty styles,
regular $3.00, Special sale price $2 25
12 pairs Lace Curtains' (white and ecru)
regular $4.00, Sale price $3, to
8 pairs fine Swiss and Nottingham Lace
regular $5,00, Special sale'price $4.00.
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patl'erns,
Curtains, two styles,
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Brussels plays )Owen Sound to-
day in fth 'ee;errii-finals of the foot
ball series. The reiturn game will
be played in ` Brussels on 'Monday
evening next.
Goderic hetefelalted Wingham at
Goderich on 'Wednesd'ay in a lea-
gue lacrosse 'game. by 8-3,
THE CADETS AT CAMP.
Th ,eLondon Advertiser in speak
ing about the,Cadets says ;—A nuns
her sof other corps arrived at the
Grand- Trunk station and paraded
the, drown town street Jaccompan-
d by titer bugle bands. The uni
forms' present la good appearance.
The greatest latitude is allowed
in (the ,choice of uniforms. so long
as (they ,are are of military 'pattern
and (they range from the sombre
black and red .sof the London corps
Ito:the,,l,iggh}-,grrdy with broad som-
ore'p 3' ts, worn by the Clinton ori
glade, Many 'presen(t e neat a)-
p.,aranC,eo ins 'khaki..
most all night and those wbowete
not up were at last awake a good part
of the time "First night in camp
was a ms strenuous t at acinic time for the
cadets than for the older soldier some
time ago. Considerable noise was con
tinued early mooing ane after that
there were covert attack on many of
the lines by neighboring companies
One of the most active campaings was
conducted in the lines of tho third ba-.
tallion when the Goderich cadet rose
in battle against their Milton neigh.
hors. Clods of earth for ammunition'.
and the uniforms might be describied
as "undress,"
As a result of getting little sleep the
night befode several of tbe boys were
unable to stand the fatigue of physical
exercises in the sun before breakfret
yesterdavmorning and about a' dozen
of them were taken into their tents in
a fainting condidion. They were much
better after breakfast and completely
recovered in an hour' or two. There
have been only a very few real asci.
dent.
Arthur Dick a Seaforth Orth recrui
t
was taken to Victoria Hospital with a
broken collar bone which he sus.
twined in a fall on Monday evening.
He is progressing quite favorably.
40T11 ANNIVERSARY.
Th 'eTera Leader of July 3rd
gives the fallowing' account of the
visit ,of Rev. J. Greene to that vi 1
)rage;—
Tuesdavivasspent by the toys in
ordinary routine. lteville sounds at Children C r y
hi p 45 but most of the youngesters were
awake.amd about theicamp before that FOR FLETCHER'S
in facer:, sonre:of: them bad been up CAST 0 R l A
DER TWINE
A Good Supply Just Received
(COME IN AND •GET YOUR TWINE,
Pune Manilla, '650 3eaft to the you nd,
Pure Manilla, 600 feet to' the pound,
1UIR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
2 -(tine hay Forks, short handle .. _ 25e
2 -(tine hay (Forks, long Mandl z 200
3 -tine hay Forks, long 'handle, ..,..; • 50e
Compressed Air Sprayers, regular $6.00 for $5.00
Granite, Preserving Kettles:; regular 45c fon . 30c
Granite, Preserving Kettles regular 65c for i ..._.. 45c
Granite Preserving Kettles regular 75c for 55c
Granite Preserving Kettles, regular $1.25 for 85c
1 only, Portable Rubb,ex (Bath, regular ,$6.50, for ...... $4.50
Toh
it os e wko lady have not already Bolt their ,fait supply of
Screen Doors land )Windows, Gasoline or 011 Stoves,
WE ,OFFER SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEEK.
2 (Glasol,ineSftov;es in good working ,order, aft a great Bargain
HARLAND BROTHERS
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STOVES, HARDWARE AND'NNOYW.TIIES
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Last Sunday was an interesting one
at the Methodiet Church. Rev, Josias
Greene w
r bo was the flintFo this
ast toft s
Church nearly forty retire ago oc
ensiled the pulpit at both the morning
and evening services.
Mr. Greene is no in his 80th year
but lane ernart and active as a man ID
middle life., In appearance be has
changed but little, his beard which was
black has grown white, and his face is
somewhat thinner, but he stands and
as erect a5 a soldier which be truly is.'
A soldier of The Cross. His discourse
in the morning was of a reminiscent
character and he told in an interesting
way the early trials and experiences
attending the building of the Tara
Church. Of the original trustee board
only one remains as a resident of Tara
Mr. W. A. Gerolamy, His sermon in
the evening was an earnest and torcible
exposition of God's Will which, He has
given tone through His Word making
us heirsof Hie Kingdom. IN contrast.
ed interest manifested by the heirs of
of an
early estate to the indifference in
studying the will of our Heavenly
Father, and concluded an interesting
discourse by relating the dream of a
worldly woman who was disappointed
when she reached Heaven at the small
monument raised to her memory while
a neighbour woman whom she had
looked,down on While on earth hada
beautiful monument in the coarse of
erection. Our monuments are being
erected; said Mr. Greene, with the
materialfwe are daily sending up. Mr
Green's visit to Tara was enjoyed by.
all. There are but few left of tbe old
residents of 40 yea'rsago but those that
are left were particularly interested in
the visit and sermons on Sunday.•
RANO TRUNtt SYSTEM
ONLY 'LINE R.EACRIN';r ALL
Summer Resorts in
Highlands of Ontario
Including
alinsko'1 a Lakes
LL1ke lei Bays.
O+eloygnan Bay. I
Algonquin' Park
,Miaganetawan River
French River. i•.•.
Timkgaml
Klawautha Lakes
Full summer service now in
effect to all of the above resorts.
Write for full; particulars ,and il-
lustrated Polders to any Grand
Trunk agen(t.,
HOMlSEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Each Tuesday until Oct. 28
clusive,-
Winnipeg and return .,:$35,00
Edmonton • and return 93.00
Law rates r e.
a( to air ons other t
t
points. Return
limit two months, Pullman Tour-
ist Sleepers leave Toronto 1135 p,
m enabove dates running through
jilts Winnipeg via Chicago and St
'Paul without change Tickets are
also on sale via Sarnia and 'North-
ern Navigaltilon Company
The Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way is(the shortest and quickest
route tetween Winnipeg. Saska-
toon and Edmonton
Tickelts new on sale, at all Grand
Trunk Ricket (offiobs
JOHN RANS•POR») gcBON,
passengr & iticket agent; phone 57
A. O. PATTISON, De,polt Agleint
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ILACRO'SSE A'C,T Et tL11:''
July 24=tiVirS`giiam at,:Kincardine
July 30 -Clinton, at Kincardine
Aug•. 4-GOaferieh, at Clinton.
Aug.'11— Clinton aft Wingham,
Aug,.14—Kincardine at Goderich,,,
,Aug. 21 liioderielr at Wingbam:
Aug.'28—Kincardine at ,Wingham
STANDING IN THE LEAGUE.
Clinton 2 ,0 1,
Goderich ,2 ..0 1
Kincacline .0 1- 0
Winghram 'o::, 2 0
STEALING EIARDEN STUFF.
Reports are going round that
garden thieves' , are busy' these
nights. Some' are especially, fond
of beans.
SUPPLIED t1NIFOR:3lS.:
The Jackson Clothing Co., of
town Mad' lethal Cadet suite ;for the
aeaforfth'company''and made an es-
c„Ceatt job --so all, are satisfied,
TRAIN LATE.
The llibra'n from Toronto on
Wednesday was 1 hour'- and 20 nein
utt s slate: A •freight was Doff the
ltra_k below Stratford, causing the
d, lay
S. S. PIC -NIC. •
The annual Sunday School picnic
of )Willis Church is being held oto -
day alt P.nyficid.
DANCE AT •1I AYFIELD. .
Tha young 2:eople of town held
an enjoyable dance' alt Bayfield ora
Tuesday night, A big crowd was
pres.ea(t,
AVON AT WINGHAM,
Th af'nee Ball won at Wingbam
on Ws�daewlay afternoon, of this
weak by a score of 4 (to 1. Tasker
and Weir were' (the battery for
Clinton. •
ANOT,[IER AUTO OWNER,
Mr, J.Nedig,er is the latest own
nar'.of an auto. 'Hie purchased
Reo; ithis 'Weak.
WORK COMMENCED.
Work .has commenced for the ad
d
(Con that is to h emada at St
Paul's church. f
POLICE COURT. 1
-Last Friday night Magistrate An-
drews had a horse case on (the dock
eft land fined the youth for gallop-
ing ;th tehorse on the streets.
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COURT OF REVISION, CIVIC HOLIDAY.
Judge Doyle Will hold court on,
the' Assessment Poll in the 'Council
chamber Ian Monday morning resit
alt 9 am. The three appeals are
on
th aP,kt'�eubury, 'Commercial
and Waverly hof`•'e's.
WELL KNOWN IFIERE.
The Saturday 'To.rnto clews un-
dar•i;ts beading 1`Orange and Blue
Rose(tt)es" leads off with this local,
agen(tleman 'Neil knowin in 'Huron
County;—It was the fift',eth walk
for Dr. •W, Sloan, Lane physician of'
the -Central Prison who turned out
with No. 207. — •
BOWLERS. LOST AT SEAFORTR.
Four rinks of bowlers went to
Q,'afor(th on Tuesday and lost on
the round, Following,were the
Players ;—
W. J. THompson and A. Holloway
A. J. Morrish and Jno, Harland, skip
won by 5.
Geo; Roberton, 'Fred Jackson, J.
Walt, T. Jackson skip last by 11.
Ray Rumball, 1V. Tozer, W. Granit
C. E. Dowding skip ;a tie i
J. Wiseman, A. Grigg. T. E. Pratt
Jack Nediger skip; down 13.
FOR GOOD OF THAT BABY.
Infanft hygiene rifles as follows
"Doria given
"Dont iss the baby the mouth,
Kee,o (the baby oo'ol and dress him
in kas fe wci,n(thies as possible, al-
lwin!; the garments to fall frons
the shoulder. Avoid flies. Ster-
ilize (the' -milk. Don't allow the use
of painted toys."
WILL ADDRESS THE BOWLERS.
The London Free Press states
that "Billy" Jackslon, of Clinton,
former president and Labatt win-
ner, will 1e dawn strong nand will
bring Jlohn'Ransibrd' and his justly
celebrated suffragette oration
with him. The 'latter will be ex-
pected n.
ecft d deliver Apt the annual e to i a e nnu
p i 1 Sla+orty. C�antclon made a reryim-
par'tial. umpire. The home boys
got right iaway after the visitors
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS, and snored four runs in their an -
SEPARATION: nings'and ft was' easy goingafter
(that. Tasker struck lout 10 rne•n
The Yakima, Wash., Morning Her while Hoffman had six to his credit
al,d, lof July 6'tb, had the follow -Clinton had three double plays
ing dlzcal which refers rtoabrother that nipped off would-be scorers
and sister (of Rev. J: Greene;— Each pitcher was touched upfor
J,am'es Greene, sof 203 North Ninth hits, but mo stof the visitorhits
Street has as a visitor his 'sister, went for naught, Clinton had 4
Mrs. Frost, of Winnipeg, Man. men left on bases while Zurich had
They had ,niott'met for35 years and 8, Borth Wilt Johnson land "Ty
Mr. 'Greene did no(t know whether Oobb" Cluff Made a sensational
lar not :he would mead to be identi- catch in th 'efaebd'. Tasker pitched
tied when he went to INorth,�rn a good gain'e and had )excellent
Pacific train yesterday. He didn't..supportt, Following was the scone
When his sister stepped off the by innings.—
ltna n, and •before she began to Z&wich —.0 0 0 a 1 0 �0 0.0-1b
Look for anyone, Mr. .Grreane bad Clin'Gys —4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 x-6
pushed.(through the crowd and
rtaken her -suitcase. And she knew
himf
just las quickly. The • -
r Gzeenes
are a Bong -lived fmily. Eight of
(them 'average 73 years and 10 of
ithem . who average 70 years. A
sister Oust year celebrated her dia-
mond wedding land abrothler and
sister whoa had istood 'with 'icer at
her wedding !aided her in-ceiebraft
ing. Th-lefamily home was in Ont-
ario, Can., but James iGrleene came
Ito the United States before he had
alttained his majority.
Acting Mayor 'Cantelon has an-
nounced tlhlat Friday, August lst.,
will be Clinton Civic'Holidiay and
casks (that it b eobserved as such.
(HIT A MAN AT HENSALL,
A well-known character around
gown has disappeared and it has
since boon learned that he struck
a Hensel -I citizen 'with a bottle over
the head inflicting a bad gash and
th,elast report\was the victim was
confined Ito his bred,
ADVERTISING -ISMS. •
Every ladveatiser gives a bond, a
mortgage on his future, which can
be foreclosed salt any time that he
f'als to keep faith' with his custom-
ers. ' 4
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CIVIC HOLIDAY EXCURSION-
The
EXCURSION
The • Wingham Union Sunday
School will run (their 'popular An-
nual excursion from Mitchell to
Kinoardin e�on'Wtngh,am's and Cl.in-
ton's Civic Holiday, Friday August
left. The G.T. R, will run two
special trains Ion that 'date calling
at all intermediate stations. For
(time 'and fares and all particulars
see large posters.
MINOR LOCALS.
Have You renewed your subscrip
lion to that Nets ,Era?
Try ,a small advt, when youhave
Lost or found anything.
The weather has just been fine,
A new,cemenft walls has been put
Mat th 'er,esidence of Principal
Bouck.
Clinton will se nda team of six
'tennis experts toBrussels on Friday
tor la friendly 'bout with the rac-
quet wielders sof tbe carpet town,
CLINTON DEFEATED ZURICH,
Ie a well contested ball game on
Friday night the home team took
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Zurich h rnto�
cam b
p a score of 6-1,
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\'WENT TO THE RESCUE,
Wednesday's Stratford 'Herald
report ofa drowning .accident in
which Rev. W. T, Cluff, well known
her•efiook part ;-Shortly after two
o'clock this afternoon whileplaying
with some of his boy chums at his
home alt 130 Charters street, Attie
Gordon McTavish, aged four years
fell between some boards covering
a cistern at the side ,of the house
and sank in aboulfive and a half
feeft'of water. His disalppearancea
was a signal` for a 'hue and cry
amongst his,playmates their,yells
bringing the frkan'tic mioth,er and
surrounding neighbors Ito the top
,af the • sista n for well.. Among
the Tattler was )Rev, W. T, Cluff
rec(t)or of St., James' church who
with his characteristic presence
-of mind summoned those near him
Itooproeure aladder, one end of
which he dropped (to the' bottom.
With ,all his cloth -es on and with-
out a rnoments hesitation Rev,Mr.
Chuff gl,imbed dnsvn the ladder Un-
til
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tt I .Ihewas completely submerged by
wafter and stayed there a Moment
until (begot affirm grip ` on the
youngstee., bringing him to :the sur -1
face. In the nneantirne some neigh-'
box's rh�a:d telephoned to the police,'
headquarters tor help. Constable
Ailte es
h Ion immed'i'ately running to
th,e fire 'hall, where a ladder and
length of rope were thrown in
Aid. Wright's )automobile, and rush
ed (tlo the )['fescue. It was just be-
fore liter arrival that Rev. Mr.
Mr. puff orad brought the Ilittia
body (to the surface, At altnoat the
same (timie Dr. J; A. (Robertson ap
pearled On the (scene, and be and.
iievleral lathers (stripped the young-
ster ;and '!began working over )him
in' herloic )efforts Jat resuscitation.
All, !efforts at resuscitation had
proved un(avai ling up to press time'
,thlough Drs, (Robertson and Gem-
mel'', land (Fire Chief Kappele spent
hours working over the 'little form.
The unfortunate "little fellow is be-,
liev(0d'tgolhlave been in eche• water
wlafter flys for six minutes before
i?melon S ation, Toronto, Dint, recovered,
The Corner' Store
"Live and Let Live"
Preserving Time
is Here Again
What about gems and rubbers?
HEINZ Sweet and Sour
bulk and in bottles,
HEINZ Pork and Beans
sauce,
Pickles in
with Chili
HEINZ 'Red Kidney Belans. try
Rhear.
Fresh for Saturday
Bananas, Oranges, Lemmolns,
Raspberries, Cucumbers,
Dates, M,ellon's, Tomatoes,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
• PRODUCE.
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E. E. Ilunniford
PHONE 45.
nl9 nes! Grade Bread
Conner s
bomesmade
. read
Conner's 'Home-made Bread is
quality through and through.
There is not a detail of good
making and baking overlooked, so
you know what you are getting
when you order this Good Bread,
CHAS, CONNER
Baker and Confectioner
earestto a'
`cllornatn
We can't very well talk to you here about
the first two, but we can about the third
—your Home. No matter what "fixing."
No matter what. embellishments, No
matter what expense you have gone to in
furnishing your home, its good appearance
is largely controlled by the Wall Hang-
ings; the rbake or mar the harmony of the
whole. Our spring stock is now almost
'complete, and our designs almost 'sure to
suit your taste; and our prices, your de-
sire for economy.
TheW.D0 fair eo.
Often the cheapest—Always the Best
National Portland Cement
After trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best
The Best Cement is the National Portland Cement
It is the old stand-by. A car load just in.
S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton
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vanished Farthings,
The farthing was once quite an im-
portant little coin. In the fourteenth
century, for instance, London's bakers
and publicans, by order of the Lord
Mayor, were obliged to supply • far-
things' worth of bread and beer to
the poor. "No change" excuses were
impossible. Supplies of farthings were
to be obtained at the Guildhall, and
the baker or publican who "ran out"
of change was forced to "treat" .pa-
'trons to their farthings' worth of
bread and. beer. To -day one rarely
sees the coin.—London Tatler.
License Cut off
Seaforth Hotel Will Have to Close
for Good on Aug. 1.
Seaforth, July 14,—At a special
meeting of the license commissioners
of Oeutre Huron held here yesterday
the question ofthe
Kling
Hotel license
was again ntaken
g up. Police Magistrate
F. Holmested IL O„ appeared for
Kling and Mayor Greig Reeve Stew
art and Councillors Aberhart and
Stewart for the town.
It was shown the population of the
town prnper is uow 2,115 and a fourth
license was necessary to provide the
proper accommodation.
The hotel was recently entirely reno
voted and, passed by the local board of
health and it was shown that no com
plaint had been made by the rate
payers of any request to close the
hotel had been made ' by the com
missioners who were cutting off the
license' on their own initiative.
After the luring the cemmissioners
Elloit of Goderich Cluff of Clinton and
Baker of Brussels together with In
spector Johnson of Clinton met and
decided not to reverse their former
decision consequently the license will
be cut off on Aug. 1.
Your Bathroom
Is it as conven'.ent, sanitary and
comfortable
as this
Why not
n
have it talo'
MODERN PLUMBING-
as
LUMBINGas we install it, is worth' all the,
money invested, It means good
health, sanitary cleanliness . and
luxurious convenience for yonr
family. Gest our estimates,
Thos.H-
dwk1l1S
Plumbing and heating
(Phone 53)
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SEI3D R BORN
We have a gland supply of Seed Corn of good quality,
Mian
gbl and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Seeds.
We
have a lot of Shingles, which we will sell osii easy terms
of p'
ayment, If you wank any, dome soon to save handling
We
have a supply of Fence Wire, Staples, Etc.
Highest Prices for Sutter, Eggs, Etc., at the
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All Spring and Summer goods will be sold
before the New ,Fall Lines arrive.
Prices in every department are cut from
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20 to 50 Per er Gent
Come at once and
INVESTIGATE
BRED JACKSON'S.
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