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WALL PAPER TIME
NAS COME AGAIN 1
Now, in the spring season, is the time when the
beautiful new creations in wall paper tempt
the home lover to re -decorate the r-ooiils and
give to the whole house a beauty ,and fresh-
ness that fully transforms it,
We. invite you to the (nest display of new
wall paper we have eve: shown.
These wallpapers have beEn, carefully selected
for our trade, from the choicest productions of
the season, and we know that -no .filler goods
can be secured anywhere. The price wilt be
found exceedingly reasonable.
The new papers are now ready for
spection..
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ALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE.
COOPER & CO.
CLINTON
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Bayfield.
Mr, James Sturgeon and soar David
of Si, Thomas spelt a few days in
the village the past week. Mr, Stur-
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place 1
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old home village and Purf3oses' taking'
up his residence hire again shortly
to engage in fishing,: •
Mi;, ant. Mrs.,Janie Spackman
were thisWeek
Sutlnmeri>til�l
The,yl,atlies' Gg114 met, at the home
01 Mr;S H, McBiien on .Wedapsday,•'
Rev; C. E. Jeakins of; Clinton will
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a'1 17 Peter's rca . St h
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day ai`Gernoon,;
Mr. L. 'Johnston has engaged with
Mr. R J. ' Watt las io'F the summer
months.. ,
vision alt II,t1§green I . Mrr ant Mrs, James rJolins'ton vis -
g ark- l
having gone es el to set Mrs Sp fted'MMs, John Johnston on Sunday.
ill: , ,; � a
r -:'aid
• Who is, seriouslylir=cr- Glark of 'Witme p
man's faUher, . }Mr. 0
A. very successful ih:sh social . waif flyuui visit to .friends about here re-
grven under the auspices 01 the La- eeuty
' Aid ot St, =Andrew's clilirch one 3aro2d, I3i'-
dlesMrs,roads Govier and Mr., I g
Monday ather had Ton nthe there1gins .visited Clinton friends on :Sun -
was
in rather condition clay.:::. .
was a good turnout and a: very enjoy -
spent. The refresh- Mr: E. Mci3rien has engaged,r. wieh
able time was
mcnts wore ofan appropriate charas ,Mr. {'after of TuckersYnilQt foe tiro
for '" consisting of many seasonable summer mon•ths.
Mrs, W. J. Mcl3rien spent a few
days last week with Clinton friends.'
Mr, D. Wright sold 'a fine horse to
Mr.' McCluskey of Goderich recently,
and` one to Mr. Walrus of Clinton.
Mr. Walgate Tebbutt has been vis-
iting friends on the 7Sase Line. Mr.
Tebbutt intends going west • very
shortly
Mr and Mrs. Saunders of Colborne
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have taken up their residence the
Mason farm.
Mr T. Mason on his return from
a reet C Ili YM1SIt t0 count
Kent Y
dainties, The Program was also 'good.
Rev. Mr, Mince and Rev. Mr. Macfar-
lane each gave a short and interest-
ing ,address. Mi. R. Bailey cdlitr1-
butecl a solo, as also did Rev. Mr.
Maofarlane. Miss' IRiehardson and
Mr. Robert Richardson sang a : duet,
Rev, Mr. Hinge gave a recitation and
the choir rendered several selections
in their usual good manner. , The
proceeds amounted to thirty-two dol-
lars, a nice little stun which the lad-
ies can'be trusted to expend judicious-
- fox the
the
cause; good'
of
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There are summer resorts and sum-
mer resorts, but for sheer length oI brought back a pale of good working
season Balmy Breezy 13ay field is hard I horses. ,
to heat Those .who first carne hero,
nit "rely for the summer mouths, soon
come to regard tuffs as their real Porter's Hill
home and leave only for the shortest) '
possible time in Viae winter season., Daring the 'past mdnth, Porter's
The first arrivals this season were Hill Council, No: 306, C. O. C. F. ad-
the family of Dr. Atkinson of DetroitI ded fifteen to their membership. This.
Ad. large and unexpected increase was due
who came on Tuesday. . 1. )r.ie.-
son's family 'always stay until fate; almost entirely to the dertcrmined
in the autumn, October at least, so and efficient efforts put forth by Or -
they certainly scent to think that 'gantzer D. W. Ackerman, who spent
Bayfield's all right. la week in our midst and, though the
Idr. Robert McMurray was a dele-i weather was severely coldand tete
gate to the Orange Grand Lodge of roads almost impassible, Friend Adk-
Ontario West which met in London moan stayed right at his job, It
last week„ which is equivalent 171 say -I is wonderful what can be aceoen-
ing that the brethetn here had a,plished when you get the right man
in the right place and we certainly
think in this case we got him and
ei any council wishing the assist-
ance of an, organizer to booth the
work we would heartily ro.oimnond
Friend D. W. Ackerman of Mitered as
we found) him an all round good fel-
kr spending several weeks in Florida, � low. 'Signed on behalf of the Coun-
have returned and will be the guests" cit, 11. Y. Cox C. C., 0. W. Peeler,
for a few days of the tornler's parclits1Recorder.
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before returning to their haute at the
CantoSan Soo, •
On Thursday evetjti-ig last a public
Meeting in the interests of beulperance
was held in 'the Presbyterian church been
has
ld
and fairly well at!anded. Rev. A. pleasant two days' - visit last week ?ss poor health for Annie Macdonald
upwards of a
Macfarlane presided and Bev. J. with his sister,_ Mrs. Johns, near getMiss
hettleweli of Toronto delivered a Elimville, mouth, .••
very able address. On motion of Miss Grace Murdoch has resigned Friday of last week gave us the
Ret Mr. Latus and Mr. James Camp tiler school on the Bayfield Road and heaviest snowfall of the season up -
bell t was resolved to organize for; Miss A. Petrie began teaching in her wards of a foot of the beautiful tailing
e Local Option committee
rept next ere and a committee representative of Misses Lillie and LTi Moffat 1 !t Mr, J.J.Irvinehasbeen one an en -
the various churches was appointed to
start the work going.
Oil the return of Mrs. Phoenix to
her home in Michigan she was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. harry
Barron-, who will be her guest for 0
w=eek or so.
, Mrs. Greene has returned to the
viilagfi after spending the winter
with her :daughter at Gerrie and a'
son at Drayton.
Mrs. Alexander .Sterling of the 14th
con. of Goderich township was a goes'
at the home of her mother, Mrs, Wm.
Sterling this week.
Miss Jessie 'rough has been visiting
at the homes of Mrs. James. Camp-
bell and Mr: John 'rough during the
past week.
.A number of young people from here
went over to Varna on Tuesclli even-
ing and gave the play,"iSariner Has-
kins,"
las-
lies " which was presented here so
sucaesseully some time ago.
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I OW COMI'LETt'LY DISTROYEI) wap off hand ,early,, but could ''40
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Stripa.' and Mrs. :.Gaines 0fChatham short time tire whole
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wens athe Parsonage Uhlsweeir. 'hate was•compleeydguIroof fell Jai, Inaldeand, tv,o four
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'lzSaturdayatemnoon lastMiss which wasc soevere } nothing remained but to wall . '
Couhzenheu1pditsa iYnepanseucceTiul tCelrark,5 thoe'elloedsscee, twhiasSmaorankineng.ed Mart
reciU 1 of er p •
numbers were given very satisfactory that Vale by smoke, and on hurrying
down hoard tho cracking, of flames in
ily, shgNing'. the .pupils to be making,
excellent 'progress. ` Daintily' served 'the cellar. On ()pantilea doorway; to
refreshments brought, the pleasant the basement he was met by a rush
gathering to a close. of flame- and Smoke which nearly
overcame him.
As 4uiekly as, possible he rushed
Upstairs and awakened the barliender, 1
Dlr. Wallace, 'and the two men rush-
od through tie house amusing the �
guests and thelheip. Some had/bare-
ly time to --grab a few clothes, while
most of the ;omen escaped in their
night robes. All the boarders ant)'
help lost all thole 'belongings. Y assed
There spread rapidly, and in a Queen's UniversiU bill has
rh 1 p p
Cee initiates the flames were ticking the Commons after astrenuous- ,dc -
up the stairways and the interior of bate: •
Varna
An entertainment was given in the
town hall on Tuesday evening' under
the auspices of"St. John's chetah.
The attendance was not'so large as
would have been the else had, not,the
roads been, in such bad condition.
The program, however, was all that
could be desired. It was put on by'
the Bayfield people and consisted of
the play, "'Farmer Haskins," 'which
was given in Bayfield several' weeks
ago, supplemented by several musical
duets,
numbers such as
choruses,
t
solos and instrumentals Miss RoueG
and Messrs Bailey and Mackenuhe,con-
1•r'lbuting ;thus to the program, which
was much enjoyed.
Miss Olive Adams has returned to
her home in Detroit atter a pleasant
visit with [r, nes here. She intended
stopping over in London for a short
Dr, Weekes.
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visit with her c s ,
Mr. Herbert Coll -'ns of Ripley ,has
been visiting his cousin, Mr. Will.
Logan of the Parr Line,
Mass A. J. Keys has returned after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. S. C.
4
kll V .
Itathweli of Lucknow.
Mrs W. D. McASh entertained a
number of young poop:,e in :honor of
her voce, Miss Olive Adams of.: De-
troit. •
Miss Logan entertained a. number of
friends to niect her 'Cousin, Miss Col-
lins of Ripley.
Mr. Ings paid a visit to London re-
cently,
ON7ARI0
An, encouragingly laege increase, rn
business has decided the Grand Tau1J
Pacific `Railway 'to enlarge its • Forte
William elevators at a cost of X500,•-
000, Construction is do bp started
at once, and; according to' presents '
estimates, the work should be finished
by August 15th There will be- built
altogether 116 bins, giving an extra
Capacity of 2,532,500bushels of'grala
and this, bringing the total up bo"
6,000,000 bushels will make therii the";
laz ,
est elevators a
v,
tors
Int
the world. ,
g
geed representative.'
Mr. Malcolm toms let yesterday
for Port Stanley to engage. in fishing
The balmy days of the past wv, cl. have
touched .most people with siring ler-
READY
TO
WEAR
Couch & Co.
lElililiorySpriug
Couch and Co. are pleased to announce their spring
opening Thursday evening March 28th, and. following
days. No - store outside the city will show a larger dis-
play of Millinery than is to be seen at this store this
season.
We will leave it to your own judgment if the dis-
play has ever been equalled in Clinton,
MILLINERY.
TIIIS STORE SELLS H16N CLASS
Visit our Ready -to -Wear Depart-
ment.
We believe that` we have reason
for making favored•' Comments upon
our present:display of Tailor' ' Made
Suits, LungiCoats, Skirts, Gingham
dresses, House dresses, Embroidered
• dresses, Ladies' 'blouses, etc, As we
are shwa ing the most
exquisite and eaclus- •
ive;creations of the
best manufactures in
Canada. You aie in-
vited. to inspect this
beautiful collection
of garments.
our
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�1i1ir We like to say
u//i good things about
Suits, Coats and dresses etc,
BUT
We like better to have you try thein
on and tell us the good things your-
self.
THIS STORE FOR HUGH GLASS GOODS
Mr. and Mrs. James Donalsvn, al
Kippen
Mr. and Mrs W...J. Jones ,.made a
Brucetield.'
Rev. Hall 'Wood, pastor of Alma
street Presbyterian church, St. Thom-
as; has accepted the call to the past-
orate of the Presbyterian church' in
this village.
McKillop Township
Sir. William Holton, who was quite
is recovering.
aext wiel
place this week. • in less than twenty-four hours,
' c Pre c•
last week for Moosejaw., Sask., where joyable fortni'ght's visit in the city
the former was to he married last of: Toronto.
Saturday to Mr. Dan, Kilpatrick, who; The McNichol Brothers have moved
is well known around here. Their to the place which they recently Mir -
many friends join in wishing them been chased from Mr. John Price.
The vote on Church Union in
Presbyterian church at Walton
almost unanitnaus for union
Goderich. Township
A quiet wedding occurred on Sat-
urday last when Miss Hato E. Per-
due, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wni
Perdue, was united :in marriage to
Mr. Oscar Tebbutt, son of Mr. Geo.
Tebbutt, all of this .township The
cioromony was performed at Ontario
street parsonage, Clinton, by Rev. '1,
W. Cosens. The many friends of
the young couple join in wishing them
long life and prosperity.
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voyage.
They wore accompanied by Mrs,
Lawrence Moffat and family. Mr
Molitt lett on Saturday in charge . of
the car of his brother-in-law, W.
C'ak.lwell
Mr. Thomas Rathwcll of the 2nd
con. of Stanley, Who sold his farm
to his nephew, Mr. John Rathwel7
had liis auction sale on Friday last
during the storm, 'Consequently there
wasn't a large attendance, but good
priers were realized: The highest
price realized for a horse was $205
and for a cow $08 while a calf brot
eighteen dollars. The total amount
realized was $1680.
ivir. Albert Harley is this week
moving to the place which •he has
rcnod for a term of years.
• George tlendloy is going to work•
with Mr. A. Harvey for this somber
Mr. James Mustard has engaged
John Robinson at $315 per year' for
the term.
Mr. James. 'Museard has engaged
Mr. Taylor to work for him for a year.
at a good rate.
These aro good times for the farm-
ers and farm, workmen.
Mr. Robert 'Dinsdale lost an import-
ed snare last week.
Mr. W. Ilarvey has shipped three
carloads of horses to Mr. Sparks of
Saskatoon, besides bliyi 1g and selling
to others. One afternoon he sold no
loss than dieven horses by private
sale. '
Mr. Taylor has moved into Mr,
Charles IYinsdalo'.s house.
Mr. Charles Hinsdale and family
went down to Parkhill last Saturday
to visit friends • 'there before leaving
for Brandon, Man., where Mr.;Dins-
dale spent last season working with
his brother,
Last' Sunday Itev. J. Greene preach-
ed Educational sermons on the Varna
circuit and pleased all who heard
him.
On the evening of Friday the 8th
'inst. the Methodists held a very suc-
cessful basket social in the home of
Mr. Jones. A very enjoyable 'time
was spent by the large number pres-
ent.
Stanley Township
The. following from a copy of the.
Ridgetown Dominion of recent date
refers to a former resident ot
ley township, wlto wilt be remember -
led by some of foe 'older residents.
"William • Weste,ott a well known
and respected resident of 'Talbot
street, ' Howard, died . oti Tuesday.
The deceased was horn in Devonshire
England, in April 1831, coming to
Canada in 1836, evilh his parents who
settled in Huron County. In 1804
he married Miss Caroline Smith, and
in 1877 moved from Huron. to IrIo-
ward township. Mrs. Wescott died
in 1888. The children living are Geo.
rge Wescott, of Howard, Miss
rice at Moine, and William in •11.1e
west. A nephew, Mr. John' Young,
of Detroit, cause over to attend the
funeral,
Nensall
the
was
The British uavy estimates show a
small decrease.
Mr. Ifugh Mackay, a pioneer of
western Ontario, died, at Ingersoll
last week in the hundred -eh year of
his age.
Elwin and Bert White, 'Alfihia 'Me-
ewen, W. Dougall and Mf, Traquair
loft for the west' last Thursday.,
Miss Swan, nurse, who has been
has return-
ed
1 r',
• oir,
si, 'n with heri
n
u ti
g
ed to Godorieh.
Anniversary services will be held to
Carmel' church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Macarthut of
Craig vistaed at Mr. J. Maazrthur's
last week.
Mrs, Ellis, Mrs. F. Smallacom!be
and Miss Mattie Ellis attended the
wedding of Miss Milian of, Goderich
recently.
The Rebecca .Lodge initiated sonie
new members one evening .last week
and had a lunch after ithe ' interesting
ceremony. The Rebeccas are . -in-
creasing in number all over,
It will pay you
To come here.
Thu people are all talking about
the wonderful values they get at F.
A. Edward's sale.
firing
Millinery
Opening
lasems
i
There's no easier way to, save
money than by taking advantage of
the low prices. •
Several: different lines placed on the
table this week including Corsets,
Waists, Shirts,, Men's trousers, Caps,
Rain Coats, Smocks, etc.
Prices quoted on the papers do not
fully show the good values. You
neer] to see the goods.
Come and get your share 01 the
bargains.
On Friday evening of this week' ?he
Presbyterians will hold a concert in
St. Andrew's church for the purpose
of raising funds for te3e Sunday school.
They vote on Church Unioil in the
Varna circuit, including the Kippon
appointment, was as 1olaows quar-
terly official board, 28 for and 3
against ; 200 members fox and 12
against, and 52 adherents vothd for
and 3 against. .
On Tuesday evening, the 5th Inst.,•
Mn. and Mrs: Ivison celebratedth e
fifty-fifth anniversary of their wed-
ding day 'when a number ot, their
children and grand -children were pres-
ent aid spent a very pleasant even -
Mg'. The guests presented Mrs. Hi -
son with a gold watch and chain and
Mr. Iv1ison with an easy chair. The
Rev. Mr. Snowden baptised the young-
est grandchild, Henry Thomas Brown-
lee,.
rownlee,, the same evening. All join in
wishing this worthy couple who have
endeared , thetclselves to the whole
countryside, many happy returns of
rte"day.
F. A, Edwards
DAVFIELD
FERTILIZER.
1 beg to announce our Spring Millinery Opening
Thursday Even'g,
Mara . . Z�
and following days.
The very latest French designs will . be shown
on this occasion. We extend a cordial invitation
to all,
HISS M. E. UATELON
Millinery Apprentice
Wanted.
tw
Why not use Fertilizer instead of
barnyard, measure ? It is easier to
apply to the land and gives„, batter
sattisfaetion in every way. It is
used for all grain crops and also a
good catch of clover and poor mea-
dows. Give your land a good top
dressing of Fertilizer before planting
your potatoes and also when hoeing
thein and it will double your, crop.
It is good fon beans and for all
kinds of root coops. it has been.
tested and: found to be better than
otlsr fertilizers.. Give it ,a trial.
Over three hundred tons sold already
The National Fertilizer, which is
placed on the market by the National
Land, Fruit and Packing Company,
anY
,
shows 'the following analysis compar-
ed with barnyard manure :
Nitrogen 3,50 equal to 4.0 am-
monia: '
Phobphorio acid 5.75, equal to 12.
soluble phosphates.
Potash 3.80,
Sold by - Frank W. Evans, Sole
right for the County:, of Huron. $ee
our agents,
Frank W ''Evans
Phone - . ClintOln
4NYTHING
that is produced in
Canada from Canadian materials,
by the application of Canadian brain
and labor, will always have first call
with me. And it's only good business
on my part that it should.'
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Fi!BRBART P011 BAR�AIli
AT
Walker's Furniture Store
We wish to greatly reduce our stork of fine` furniture and
house furnishings. We are marking several pieces away down from
the regular price. Thera is 0general, reduction throughout the
whole store, except,, on Linoleuois. We have our spring stock
in now, but the prices are so close now that 'we can not allow any
,discount on oil cloth or linoleum.
If you are thinking of buying a sewing machine we have
a shipment new from the factory. Call' and get prices. The low
prices will surprise you. We do no canvassing in this line. Every
machine will be sold the same as a piece of furniture with a small
percentage g profit. Every machine guaranteed ten years.
PICTURE RIMMING DONE AT SiPECIA'L PRICES:
DURINO 'FEnRUAILY. AND 'MARCH A 4TEAUTI •••
^' Irvr aTOCK TO SELECT r Roar.
e';
The Stor 5s,
of Quality.
Phone 28
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IFurafitaaro Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
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Phone
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