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Lace Curtaifls
Cleating up the Department to
Make1Zootn or New Lines
About one hundred pairs in the lot, some slightly
soiled by,displaying in store, in white and ecru, some
very dainty designs in the lot, regular $1,00 for 79c
reg 1.25 for 28c reg 1,50 for 1.12 reg 2.00 for I.50
reg 2,25 for 1.75 reg 2.50 for 1.98 reg 3.00 for 2.35
reg 3,5° for 2.25
50C Ladies Winter Vests 39c
10 dozen Ladies Winter
Vests, made by one of
the largest manufacturers,
guaranteed` unshrinkable,
daintily trimmed, and our
special at 50c, clearing .
at
39c
Deep Cuts hi Sateeil Petticoats•
Very special women's good quality Sateen' Petti-
coats in black, brown, green and navy, one deep
flounce with two smaller frills, gond style, -splendid
fittErs. This is an extra special -don't miss it, clear-
ing at 59e
others at.............. . ......... . '79e 980 SIR
Regal Taffeta Petticoats -
Reduced to Clear
Four pretty styles in Regal Taffeta, some with
embroidery flouncing, knit -top and Raybro patent
bands, deep dust frill
Regular $2.25 for
" 2.00 for
2.50 for
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EXCELLENT SERMONS. seeeeeenese+++++++++++++++++++
Rev. Grant ,'o Clli iton p)eached 4`
CLINTON 'ARKETS
cellent sermons in dart -nal 'Church '0 11
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FHE GREYHOUND EXCURSION
Excursion Agent Ayer, of the White 4*. Wheat ,...
Star line, writes that the dates of the • ,Oats
Greyhound excursion f dr 1912 will he :
Arrive in Goderich June 113, leave for
Detroit imm 11 allowing tot day Sat
urday and Sunday and Mondav fore-
noon in Detroit, lenving there at noon,
for Goderich. Further p otitulars in
gond time.
MINOR LOCALS,
Croderich Autoists are organizing
with a inembershiP"Of 21.
• It is rumored that we are to have
several new autos ,In ILe spring. ,
rhe l',1ew York, Sun suggests that
the name for the 'fittest, known among
the diseases of we'll:len he named the
Pank burst disease.
$ +
25 10 26 '4.
. to32
; °Site e5
43 t&O0 • +
Barley 70 to 80
.1. Peas ...... 80 10 95 74,'
+ Shorts . ..$23.00
Bran $21.o9 *
BRITISH EXCHANGE
CHANGES -HANDS.
The British Exchange hotel, Godo.
rich has been sold by E. R. Swarts,
the present proprietor, to S. Brown,
of Wintho ,, We understand the new
landlord comes into 'poseesion next
Tuesday.- (Signal)
11 was 10 years Sattutlay since the ' •
Iwo companies-- the Goderich Gard- Last Thurisday 1VIr. Jacob Taylor
son Artillery and the 'Huron Rifles- Paid •t'a IVIrs•JanisSteep $1000 from
te 00,
left here for Sarnia to do frontier sei-
the Confederation Liwhich
was the insuran.ee carried by her
son, lthe gate' Harrold Steep hi thalli
company.
vice to repel any attempt that might,
be made in invading our beloved Can-
ada. The force, including officers, a,
mouuted to 100 raek and file.
GAVE A DELIGHTFUL
PROGRAMME
A very clever aggregation is the
Bo-val. English Eland Bell Ringers.
They appeared berme a laxge end de.
J ONE WEEK DID IT,
Last week Mr. Chas. Wilitee put
an advt. inithe New Era to sell his
houpe on ;the Londans Road and
an Saturday ordered his advt out
as Mr, Arthur Whietingbam purch- •
ased the property. The property
ITRSDAY MARC 14Ith tan
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ason,wc.
CARD OF THANKS. • -
I ,wish tcrthan14th 5.0:Ei 'lodge
/and Ithe ether) Ititidnes.s allaown, 'by
'them, Mrs. R. Titsler,
paid the •insuraneo of my husband
of Clinton for the pxolnet WaY they
ANY WATER IN TH11 CELLAR,
Many people are colniplaining^ all
ready of having' iaIfe,w inches of
water in their cellars. When film
thaw ,cornes, unless the wafer igieh
away quickly many( cellars wi't
be flooded, •
FELL AND BrtaKE An.4.
.This week Mrs. D. A. Forres1Ler
fell and broke her left arm. Her
many friends will be sorry to hear
this arid wilt all wish for a speedy
recovery.
WAS FIEND.
Police Magistrate Andrews had a
Visitor lia,sit week for heang drunk
and disorderly. The fine aniount-
eiI
to $13.50.
WAS THREATENED WITH
APPENDICITIS.
.The MiLchellRecip,reler,---Atc .thie
beginning •of the ,weekRev. Mr.
lLivin,geltnine was under 'the doctor's
rare, being Ithreatienecl with appen-
dicitis, but ,We are plea,sed to Imam
, that. he is nowl inch 'better audit)
is not thought that an operation
wJjU be necessary.
RomE PRINT NOW.,
lighted audience last Wednesday even- is knO1Vaa 'aiSt !the McQueen 'slack.
CAIVIROSE CAR.
Our citizens .arer reminded of tele
fact that .a speceaS ear: from Oame
rose, Alberta, will) be here al Clin-
ton, on Mondays Meech leth from
7.30 to 3 oVelo,ckl in the 'afternoon.
The daily pa.peTe ;speak highly of
the exhibits ,shown in the can,
MOTOR DELIVERY'
,OF MACHIN -ERY.
Tuesday afternoon elre Clinton
Motor Car Co., had lSeheir big
melee track 'one and delivered, a
load of Mac1'xineir3t1 to Me. J. B.
1VIi11er, agent of the NM-Cori:nick Coe
of town. This Isom up-to-date way
of leaving goods delivered. M.
1V1il1er is well-known here'end will
keep aU kinds of -farm implements
and also gasoline megines on hand.
Letereture and ealandersl 'are at
the office anal are freefox ehe
asking. Mr. Miller IBM the stand
in which his father conducted the
same line of business) fox yearei:
A STRONG PAIR.
We call the attention of all • news
Paper readers in this town and district
to the fact that we have made special
arrangentents with The Weekly
Mail and trupive,, of Toronto, to com-
bine with our paper at; a popular bar.
gain ptiee, se -VA here offer The
Week's, Nail and Empire and The New
Era the two together, for one yeav at
the nominal rate of 81155 to tricande
free it large portrait of the Rlgh s Hon.
R L. Borden, 18 x 21 inches, which will
be son postpaid to every subscriber
who bake e advantage of the proposi-
tion, Now here is a chance to obtain
the two. most useful newspapers to
seadevs in our community,teed we
state ibis advisedly, foe The Weekly
Mail and Empire is conceded to be the
greatest home and fireside papev
published in the Dominion, whi'e ours,
coveriug es it does all the local news.
mud advocating the hest interests of
this important, district, will hest serve
all residents within the horizon of our
circulation. Send all orders to office
ot The New Era. ,
HOUSE OF REPUPE COMMITTEE
nig and met with an entheneetie re-
ception. They leave very soft and oul.
tivated English voices and gave sever.
al solos, quartettes in a pleasing man-
ner. The Coate:tor, Mr. jesson bas
especially it capital baritone,. But is
was in the Bell Ringing that the
Company excelled. The umet ditf 'cult
numbers were interpreted by those
clever Britishers on their Bellsgtolably
the intermezze from "Cavellerie
Rustically." and Suppe's exquisite oyes-
ture from the •'Poet and Peasant."
:Altogether it Vratil a cielightSul even-
ing. It is many: Years since English
Bell Ringers have been here and their
visit is a most welcome and should be
most successfel. Tbe Ontario St.
Choir are to be congratulated upon
bringang sucla excellent talent to Olin
ton.
ARE YOU PROPERLY DRESSED?
1.50 These .are the etas the properly -
L35 dressed man should have, accord -
1.75 ting :to the 'Master TaitODS' Aseoc7a-
4.00 for 3.0.0 She sack euits.
ozer L 2rown
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
II101:1812131kilellett.
Hoiv About
1Wailllialad?
Have you the Oranges and
Lenanns fox yound yet?
Donk- fail to see our !stock
of eloice Oranges) before or-.
derialg 'yours..
SWeat ,Ciranges, "Seaside and
Navels.
20c to 50e per dozen.
Ritter lYfaxemlade Oranges 'at,
250 per eilozen.
'shone Orders evill'Inelle our
careful and prompt
' •attention.
Phone 11,1
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FROM AN OLD CLINTONIAN.
` The following letter,' Was re-
ceived thiS eveek from ;axe old
I Clintemian, in the petsont of
l Leal Taylor of Chicago ;-"Enelosecl
find postal Money( order for one
dollar atd, fear (emits ,subsenipt-
/ ion to the Neer( Bra for the cur -
1 rent year, Am pleased) to notal•
• that the boleti Is alive to its
tereste teeth regard to securing In-
dustrie% Nv$thout tWhitch1 no towli
can prosper, It Is apleasure to
read from time (to time. about 'the
esnecess of either, the toev)n ,or
anyone \yam has beeu a former re-
, sidentel
Map% Mr...7441V=1.•111.M.M.
Cehtral Business Coifewe
Stratford OM
Our classes are now larger than
ever before but we have enlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a few mune students, You
may enter at any time. We
have a staff of nine experienced
instructors and our courses are
tbe hest, Our graduates succeed.
This week three'recent gradu-
ates informed us that they have
positions paying 1865, $70 and
8125 per month, We have three
departments,Commercial,.Short-
hand end Telegraphy. Write
foe our 11 es catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
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GET READY FOR SPRING
FARMERS Get your horses ready for the spring work
, by feeding them
DR. BLESS STK FOOD
t gives Life, Yigor and Energy, and produces a _fine
glossy coal, and is a wonderful flesh producer
In Bags and Packages 75e and $1.00
You can a,lso make them ready by tallying a
Stewart Horse-elipping Machine
Every hone should be clipped befbre being puFat hard spring work
• Clipping is most beneficial and humane,
The Pelee So lestlY $9.75, We have Hand Oil ppm s &Om 1$ 1.00 up
eYeLONE SEEDRS
-this Seeder is guaranteed to distributeseed directly and eventenvev .
the gronnd, This is the best Hand Seeder on the market,
$1.15 tach
Sap Buckets and Spites -We have a large stock and
our prices -are right.
14721kRL14NI) BROS.
W.S.IVARLAND W. A. IlleltIAND
Stoves, liardvvate,and Sporting Goods
Poua• business cut -always.
Two dress cutaways.
Two chyle sults .
Pour suits of flannels,
One Raglan suit,
One Nenfolle suits
MVO week -end suite:
,One camping suit.
One yachting suit.
One full des,' yaeleting suit,
One informal yachting suit.
One riding frocks
One riding sacks
One Tiding fall dress.
One hunting.
One polo.
.,One fishing.
Two tennis,
One goal.
Twa double-breasted frock coats.
Two double-breasted each coats.
GREAT VICTORY.
On :Friday Mee we received a let-
ter from W. McLaren( Doig, a 'fla-
mer Hurobite, butt) noN ,attorney
and ,eounsellor at law at Sault. Ste.
Marie, Mien, accompanied by an
express order, renewing his estb-
scription. ]1(-‘aso enclosed( a. clip-
ping taking from the SOO 'rinlesdn
which he defended a caste; under
new law ever there. W)e, herewith
give •the item,-'Thd jury in the
eirenit cosset -yesterday afternoon
took but ,onel ballet in the case of
Duncan McKillops, which wes una-
nimous on a charge of amen. -The
jury retired abated three o'clock
and when St returned and Foreman
Miller ennouneecl the findings,
crowd that filled the ;Sourt'neom
shooed ,approval by a vigexons
clapping of hands which) lthe court
allowed --to go unrebuked. •The gam
xrae the barclest fought of theterin
,consti)ning three dayn its trial,
ta,nd was a geese) yietory for At-
torney W. Iti. Doig, who prepared
a,ncl conducts& thel deeence, aesist-
ed by Judg'e Holden. .The protein-
ence of the aceuseell Man in thee
coMeneueltygsvheee he has retie' ed
fee' many years, Oiled the .coug:
/none With his friends, who eagerly
,watched eveTy move in the pro-
ceedings. 51 ,wais generally 1 etiev-
ecl thee a vercilet1 fox •ae'q e Steel
would Insult Jang befc,re 51 \VAS
given eo the jury, as the defe
/offered a Serge number of, wi)1.1 e In-
es to prove the good character of
the unwed. 01a01 anti 1.1:1 have
proceeded further had net tbe nre-
secution objecked to- ,fuether "(tes-
timony ot this natures 'stating, Slat
It would ,arlbeief that the allaneueSer
• of MelCillo.ps ;sve,si ailthet could be
desired, ,an,d ;there wae nothing to
his descredet, so far; we known, pre-
ious to the fire, It) ifs contended
by uany who) heaed the evidence,
of the prosecuting witneeses that
there is room fon furthese investi-
ation as to the engin of the eireiet
quesition. The result oe the jury
was ex-teen:salty plealsIng ta 1559
hundred's of frie.nd0 of Mr. McKil
lops -and hei is receiving .their con-
graltulations on every eide.
lj-BER-0
ITRADic mAnii,,fizatfitelno.
011Ctilgfir Ht*Tlit ROOFING
too 4%
will not warp, rot, crack,
blister, crumble or rust.
Strongly fire -resisting.
Ru-ber-cid nitofs laid 21
years ago are still sound '
and weather tight. if
you want a roof to last.
investigate Ru-ber-oki.
3 Permanent Co1ors-
Red, Brown, Green -
and natural Slate,
, 76
Sole Canadian Mfrs.
THESTANDARDPAINITO.
ofgerataseemileementren.
THOS. McliENZIE.
'marmot*.
The quarterly meeting of the house
of refuge committee was he'd et Olit
ton on VVedriesclay of last week. The
aecouto s for the last three months
were auclitecl and found correct, the
tet:11 amount being 81,680.85. At
present there ave ninety inmates at
She tense, nearly two thirds of the
nember eel/3g men. le thorough in-
spection of all the departments was
made and the committee expre.ssed it-
self as web eatisfied with the manage-
ment. Three tenders for meat were
received and it was decided to awaid
the contract fpv supplying fore.quar-
ten s at ten cents per pound to R. Fitz-
simmons of Olinton. This price is
011e (18131:1)igl*r than that which was
»aid previously, be windmill on the
farm was damaged during a recent
gale and the inspector reported that
he bad it repaired at a small expense.
For the Ilse of a telephone in the x•esi
donee of Inspeetor Toe:pence and one
in the house of i'efip Ebe eeninsittee
ays the Ball Telephone Co, 800
)(sally. The inspector was insirucied
to colon) unicat e 11101 tixis (10/11P)1 11Y in
an elf rt to lieve the rale id Meal. A
au.nlu of private money 111A1181'91(5
co in ection with the esteem' of inmates
were eonsicleted and dealt with.
ENTERED INTO REST.
1\seidaygrortring of last week Mary
Jane Cardiff beloved wife ot Renry
Hamilton'a well known resident of
MeR• illoptownship, clied,quite suddenly
at the home of her Slaughter, Mrs.
John Bolger, leth con., G-rey town-
ship, wbere she and Mn Hamilton
were spending. the Winter Mrs.
Hamilton was 1 11 her 75155 year and
wee born in Ki day tawnship Leeds Ca
She was a daughter of the late Mark
Cardiff, 71h cone Grey. and dame
West with the family over 50 years
ago, The subject of this notice was
united in marriage to her now bereft
partner 50 years en Wedneeday of
;his week and resided in Mornington
township 12 years before coming to
McKillop township, The surviying
80119 are:-Tolm R. of Edmonton:
Mark, of Vancouver, B. C. ; George,
of Saskatoon; and ,Joe, of Mellillop.
Mrs. Inn, Bolger, of Grey, and Mrs.
fiedgins, of Lucan, are the daughters,
Deceased had enjoyed splendid health
and her good- constitution helped her
through a long and severe illness last
year. The end came suietly, peace
fully and unexpectedly and was
occasioned by heart weeleness. Mrs
Hamilton was a fine spirited woman,
She best of neighbors and devoted
to her family. Her demise will be
deepely regretted and, the bereaved
sympathised by the community,
Owing to the absence of severel of the
children the funeral was postponed
until Thursday afternoon of this week
when interment was made in Brussels
cemetery, Rev. D. E. Cameron her
easter, conducted the service Mrs,
Hamilton was a faithful member of St.
George's church, Walton, and 'bad
taken a lively interest in the organiz-
ation and work of the Lady True Mae
Lodge at Walton. She is an Aunt to
Mrs. Harry Magid of Clinton.
Last week elie Ceo,derieh Star dis-
carded' their patent inside, and the
management are now printing "the
whole paper at thein office. They
columns to seven
!
mhaesin,eit.tuhso reduced the isi4e of
Paper front. eightthe
coign:me, It es ,a deeedecl inaprove-
THE DR.'S DINED.
The recently - organized Huron
Mecliewl Aseocewiio,n held, their
first ,annual banquet( at Win:ghats.
on Wednesday of thiisl (week, When
alaseast :the entieel baedieal fretting -
lay of -the county, was .prelsent. A
feature of 'the ,gathermg was to
nisa-le he 50th' annivers.ary of Dr,
Tenthlyeals ewreet tin ehe medical
profession, which hjs) fritters: con-
sidered WAS something, to be hon-
ored, 111s. Shame and Gaudier were
present fronet owin
DISEASE DIMING FEBRUARY,
During Bebrual.7 there/ wale 73
eases of smallpox en !the peovinee,
but none resulted fatally. In Feb-
ruary, 1911, there were 80 castes'.
During February theref were 719
eases of etnetagioue diseases' re-
ported in the province. Of 'this 130
sesulled fatally. Phis is a mark-
ed decrease from Februazy, 1911,
when there wenn 766 case's and 224
deleths. While there is a, sharp de-
crease in the numben of typhoid
eases the death rate is startlingly
high.' While there were only 34
eases, there ;were) 15 deaths. Tub-
eretgorsis: sho,ws. a 'welcome decrieaSte
With 92,ease,s, 68 deaths, as, against;
131 cases and 114 deaths last yeas
TOWN LEAGIJE HOCKEY
EANQUET.
.A. very ,pleasane evening was
spent at the Commercial Rotel, all
Monday evening when 30 hoelr,ey
enithustaeties oat dawn to an
oyster ;supper ,giverS by the rink
manager, M. Robert( SWeet. Af-
ter enfOlitle ;alle the good things
providecl by Sefee. end. Mrs. Mc-
Caughey, lir. Jatnee Doherty twee
eSeeted chairman tor; !the evening
in .11rhiCal he) filled intavery suit- ,
able manner and abter 'thenking
those present for) electing hills tO
the ehair he• gave a shoat address ,
l
an "Haw lta run; the sport's of the
s lown."He 'eailed upon( his hese,
Mr. Robert Sweee; who respendeil
in,a very eloquent manner -thank-
ing these preeenlf for the hearty
suppont they had) liven (Si tiles
1
For 25 cents
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A new one and we think a good one. It is
called the "WritexPiway” and it writes right
away a feature few if any pens at this price have.
Another splendid feature is that points may be so
easily changed when a new one is required. It
wont blot and it can't clog. Its the best we know
at the price. Extra points lc each.
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Often the eheapast-Paways the Best
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CLINTON 3; BRAFORTIE 2.
k Tuesday evening the Seatorth
Jnniors played am exhibition
match heTe with; the Interraddialte
team and gave ithens. it good game.
The first half 'wag a tie 2-2 with
Chase of Seafollth as referee. The
second half was- much closer, noith-
ing escaping tile eye of Tlairiy.Twit-
chell, who handled ;the hell nothis
half. Both goalkeepers had leome
hard shoes. to clear. Outside of
McCaug'hey johnotan and IVIitch-
ell, ithe Clinton team was the,same
team that played Seafoeth in the
junioxs last year. Followings was
the liee-tm. .
Seaforth Clieton
Efinchley ,Goal Johnson
Richardson Point • Rumball
Reid C. Point leleCsau,gley
13nrxitt Rover OlDonnell
T. Dick Centre • ,Kerr
J'. Dick L.Wing Draper
Muir
E. Wing Mitchell
SEAPORTH 'CSI. WON.
Last Thursday eveniag the
lackey team of -Hui Seattorth C. L
mane up here a.nd defeated :the
0,0.1. boys by,easeore ,of 8-2. The
'tome boys Were endlined 'to rough
t ,and consequently ka.ci to keep
line in -the penalty) bqx.E. Gra-
ham was .struele over the aye with
tho puck, en the; last half, and re-
tired from the) game, &Eamon go,
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winter ,ana the inees in whieli
She games were ester -Sep out. Be
closed .seith presenting the teophy
to -the Doherty Piano &Or,genteam
wieners of 1912. Mr. CarlDraper
stroke in behalf of the ,,Organ
Factory team-ansaid, in a,cetept-
ing the Cup, he hoped they would
au. agree With him that the best
team wan, which was latesevered by
hearty eheers. Mr. Haaesy -Pere-
lift, representing ,thi. Executive
coarehittee spoke in the nem esaY
f hews the teams had abided by
their decisions and of the 'good
feeling !that had prevailed thro-ugh
out, 311, lVfoxiey Counter, mana-
ger 'of ithe Pastimes spoke in
their behalf while Messes. Will.
Johnston and 4t.31itche35 epoke
on the ided of bringing Om Ithe
younger players next year:- Mr.
Feed Benebell, Manager of the Col-
Regiatte team then -took the, Iloor
a
0
,dea1iasou alt the opening of the sea- a
son to train thd ,O. II. A. team land +
had done so In a very esapable mare- ±
nese A voite of ithankn was then
give:n to Mr. and Mrs, Caughey for
the sumptuous supper Prepared and -+
and to the host/ Mr Rob 't
ng off to even up. The two Dick
boys were a whole team in them -
elves„ and put up a ,wenderful
game. Dick Tasker wa,4 director
f ceremonies, Following was the
inc up,-
eaterth
all
T. Die lilise
. Dick
oebes
Slthehly
Clinton.
goal Reid
point Tele:gunnel
C poinli Cluf;f
rover Kitty
centre( Kesel
Wing • Greig
151o,'800 r wing Gr,akam.
HE MIGHTY HAVE PALLENa
:Monday night allthe rink Zoe
einherdtJs bumph of, hockey play -
18 ,went down to defeat at the
auds of the Vaena ? lio,ckey team,
The sewing ejecta at Varna Met
hat night and would not let the
oys frorn it.b-aer burg eusv,ay, except
eKenzie, who flips coppees down
k
e the banthere and another fee-
° tv named 1VIcKenzie, of course the,
termer had au) excuse to 'Some as
and allthough he had not pilated 1•1
his teats .to 'victory he thought '1
they had se -least' held their on
h?
to -nig. Mr.. jack Weir also 1
gave a shotH
rapeeeh. Mr. arry
Twiecholl the offices I eefesee•spo.ke
few words mid' offered eangrat-
alai:ions to all the learns Lox the'
,
easy manner in which :they had
llo:wed, him' to Tele the ,gasnes. ne
Ise made ,eomplineeetaryl remarks
f Mr. Richexd Ta.sker, wleo had tens
'1 -
Sot. ,They all jolned in singing
"He's a jolly Good( )Fellow," and
She host eeplied thanking them all
for there presence thewe that even-
ing ,and hoping that'they may all
eneelt again ,and that the good tee:,
in,g shown there Might always pre-
vail. They eonelueled evitle a vote
of (thanks to the chaerman and ris-
ing seng "God Save the King." Al]
clisperee& Ito their &fees:lent blames
hoping far the( hoekey season to
eenne again and for anew rink eviith
R. Sweet as manager.
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-its'--some of whom are well.•
authors of commercial ;
• text hooks? We have students •
0 in attendance from Slain...ex to •
IVancouver. Send Mr tree cattle 2
logue to W. H. Shaw, President, •
• Yonge &Gerrard Ste, Toronto •
•sepooseessesoeseeteiseeSeite.
his /lone is here but we don't know
what the excuse the other ealow
lead. On their ,way up they .captur
ed O'Neil at 13rueefield ancl brought
him aSong-athat madei three play-
ers front the/ Southern burgs.' On
their .arrival they started In and
picked the best) they etould find,
About 8.30 Harry Twitcheli got the
players together and gave them
fatherly advice andl at once xuiecl
joelteinleardt off till VaTna ,could
find another Clinton player to go
on the ice. In a feel minutes how..
everthe Captain' of the "Flying
Dutchmen" gave thd speck -atoms -
an exhibitjon. fon' their ea.oney and
at half time the( score saes 3-11 eor
their side. At full 'One 'the scor, '
was 5-5, and extra time kadtoebe
played„ the final score being 9-6
for Varna(?). We u,nderstand they
Will protest thiS ,game as aoll).
. Downs wee trying to see too Much
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fax hie money' and the puek hit
I• him over tbe eye. The gases was
exciting, and If a hele dozen were
not Saying down, at once it wee be-
cause somebody had not tumbled
and the Test fell over. In thid
extra -time .the :timelee.epers tell
asleep anclAthe lest five Sainates
was isereeched to about fiStieen min-
utes and ev'eni then Jos team'
eauld not Wien 114Keuzid fox Vare
n -a scored faun (goalie millets from
point so he ,yeek the star, - !though
several leald they1 saw eters when
they took a tumble. P,ollowing
wes: e • up,-.
VaTne. , . Clinton.
Reid goal 'Cook
G. McKenzie pother ,O'Dminell
C, Draper c point ' Didkson
O'Neil over Bee:lb:21'dt
Merrill centre Bailey
J, McKenzie 1 wiag Fumble
1/1. Draper x wing Pinch
TEM _ADVT. READERS,
Household taanageraent has) /tak-
en the place of mere hou.se-keeping
And thrifty Management is obvi-
'needy impossible ,unlesse the houses.
wife is a ;student De the ads.., watch-
ing for buying opporitunitses with
as eager interest as the. husband (if
the husband be the( Money -pawner
of the annily) ;watching for money
making oppontunities.
MINOR LOCALS.
• Yon are invited to visit free
Exhibit of Alberta Farm Products
in Special Car at C+. T. B. yards on
Monday morning, Mar leas
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How easily a shoe could be cheapened.
Cheap Linings, Innersoles made of pasteboard
Eyelets that are not fait color. Imitation welt in
place of Genuine Goodyear -given a high finish
which soon wears off.
None of these substitutions are easily detected
by the average purchaser, yet they make a world
of difference in the comfort and wear of a shoe.
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While it costs more, we watch these points in 4;
4, our shoes and have them made as they should by *
$ made. We sell only shoes that the manufacturer *
+ • is willing to stand back of with a broad guarantee' *
+ • of Satisfaction. Wear a pair, then you'll know *
+ why our customers are Satisfied Customers.
gVERVTH1NG IN FOOTWEAR
FRED JACKSON
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