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This week we pasSed into stock a;'very• dzinty
ran e`of Children's and;' Misses Wash Dresses,'rnade ,
g„.
from 'Ginghams,
''.Galet a, Indian Head and• Print.
Guaranteed fast colors„everal very dainty styles to
choose from sizes 2 to 6 years, from oc up to$'3,00 .
wiled Lace Curtains 25 p.c.'o'ff.
z5 pairs soile.d'.Lace' Curtains caused by display-
” ing about store•(one curtain only) slightly soiled.
Every design new. Regular 75c to 6.00, clearing at..;
• 25 per cent off.
' 6oc and 65c Dress'Goods
Selling at 49c
15 ends Dress Goods in brown, blue, grey and
green, Panama, Serge, Venetian, Tweed, Etc,, about
350 yards in the lot. Regular 6oc and 75c, clearing
at 49C.
New Madras and Fish Nets
for Curtain.
We are showing a large range of Fancy Madras
in the very newest colorings•and designs. Also the
very latest in Fish Net Window Curtains "at prices to
suit all purses...
Brussels Rugs Underpriced
We passed into stock this week a special purchase -
of Brussels Rugs.. to sell at the regular price of Tap-
estry. Color -two ,tone greeh. and two tone tan.
Prices--3x3f, $15.00. 3x4, $18,00.
Don't Miss This Opportunity:
?Joxertic 2rown
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
WHATeasseximamiet
WE MAY EXPECT,
Insect activity.
Inquiring for houses.
Incceasecl population,
Ireland to get,Home Rules,
Investments in town property.
Intelligent use of New Era columns,
LEFT MONDAY.
Dick Tasker left on Monday after.
'noon for Brantford where be will play
baseball this summer with the profes-
sional team there. We hope this will
be a good year for Dick and lead to
better teams next year. The local
fans here will be on' the look -out for
=;--all news containing any reference to
Dick.
Central Business College
Str'atlord, Ont.
Our classes are now larger than
ever before bub we have enlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a few more students, You
may enter at any time. We
have a staff of nine experienced -
instructors and our courses are
the best. Our graduates succeed.
This week three recent gradu-
ates informed us that they have
positions paying 865, $10 and
$ per month, We have three
departments,..Qomm erci al, •Short-
hand and Telegraphy. Write
for our free catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
STRATF,ORD BOOMING.
The ratepayers of Stratford carried
four bylaws on Friday last. The cit-
izens believe in getting all the indust-
ries possible.
BABY DEAD,
The infant daughter, Harriett Louise
aged 1 months and 5 days, of Mr. and
Mrs, ()has, Glew, passed away at the
home of Mrs: Whitehead, Victoria st
on Sunday after a short illness. The
funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon
The heartfelt sympatby is extended to
the bereaved parents. Rev. D. K.
Grant conducted the services.
R�srnoID
'r�OF 1'<-119Ji. P1Lf1r4iL8A0.
ROOIF'ING te10ir tit
gives longer and more
complete protection, per
dollar' of cost, than
metal roofing, shingles
or any other ready roof-
ing. With over 300
imitations, Ru-ber-oid is
still the best. Made in
3 permanent colors -
Red; Brown, Green -
and natural Slate; Look
into it before you decide
on that new roof. so
Solo Canadian Mfrs.
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CLBNTON.
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Brighten U Time
This is not only the time for cleaning and scrubbing and polishing
but for brightening up the home with,
PAINTS AND VA RNIS.1- - S
and making t permanently cheerful and cozy.Its surprising
a lotyou a ap e What
can do with a can of Paint,. Varnish or Enamel,
a brush arid a Iittle energy.
That Old Floor, your soiled and ser • , n
Y scratched Woodwork. Dingy
all these can be made clean and new if you use proper
Paints and Varnishes
In Tins 15c 30c 550 75c $1.00
OUTSIDE THE HOUSE
Don't neglect the outside of :our
look fresh andY home, onPainting not onlyrodecay it
neat, but protects the wood and metal from decay
and rust, lengthening the life of the building. Of course' the
iniportaut thing is•chooeiug a paint which Looks Best,
Wears the Longest, is the Easiest to A I
iiaeand
affords the greatest protection for the money.
Poor Paint is dear at any price. We Recommend
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS
Becat<se they are scientifically made from the purest material
regular colors: Price $2,60 per,"gallon, Ask for color cards
We are local agents for BRANTFORD; RUBBERROOFING
the best Roofing for Houses, Barna and Factories. Squareyard
_a roll, With nails and cement, Price 81.75 .0 m
$2:50 �3.W,
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of ladies and gents•carde. Butter -.25e to 26e
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IN FAVOR OF CHURCH UNION. '; �, :Wheat - ; c ..- ..- .:90-95
The vote on church union :.in -the' Oates ,.- .. "50-4ll +�
Methodist Church, as recorded in the 1: 'Peas 1.00 .g.
Christian Gurdian, is as follows: In j Bailey 75-60
301 congregations 37,170 mewbsrs 18 'a Shorts ..,-..: as. -.$23.00
years and over voted. for, and 5,105: 4.4. Bran,, : $21.00
voted against; under 18, 3,518 Toted ��� ,� �, a'r'ea
for and 400 'Against, The total vote i +i i•++4it+'t•'Si' i"1
thus far in favor is 48;401 and 'against,
6,516. �,
MATRIMONIAL.
A quiett'tvecldrzng took place, in
Dunn avenue Methedltst ebur ct•,, To
rento, on,SatulrldaY afternoon, the
13th inst.,when Alva J.H. 'Walker
of 'Winghaia, waa married to Miss
Olive Chapman of Mount Forest,
formea�ly of Winghaeri, The Gere--
moony was Performed by Rev, W. B.
Caswell. Mr. and Mrs. Walker will`
reside in Wingh,auu. ;The ggroomx is
a (sou o8 James and: 'Mrs. Walkersof
Wingluam and anephew of Geo. L.
and Mre Walker! of ',Clinton;
MORE HOMES ,THAN WAIFS.
The visit of Mr. C. M. Elliott, of
Goderich, agent of the Children's Aid
Society for Huron County, to London
on Saturday revealed, an odd state of
affairs in regard to the demand for
and supply of children for adoption,
In Huron there are more hmnes for
waifs thanthere are neglected chil-
dren. To meet this demand he took
m
back with h�m one lad from St. Pho-
mas and one from Stratford. He will
later take some from the shelter here.
CLINTON BOWLERS
RE -ORGANIZE.
'Monday evening !the .(Clinton
re-oatganized for anathea•, year,
Following. are the officers
.Hon. Pre,sid,en'.t, d). A. Forrester;
President,W.Jackson.
Vice President, J. B. J3oover,
Secretary, Fred( Jaek,eon.
(Treasurer, John Ransfoatd,
Auditor, D. L. 'Maepherso,n,
'Honorary members, Robert
Holmes and Andrew Taylor, Tor-
onto ; F, Hodgen and. A. Porter,
Goderieh; Dr. Agnew, Medicine
iHat; Dr. Robesiloon, S'trafifor{d
and K. Ersl ine. Knowleton, Que-
bec.
'Chaplain, Rev. C. E. Jeakins,
Grounds Committee, J. Steven-
son, A. J, Morriish,' G. M. Yates, J.
L. 'Courticel and J,' Hunter,
M bercommittee,W
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Harland and John Hunter.
The president was elected 'dele-
gate
dele-
gate,to attend( the Western Ontar-
io Bowlers Ass(ociation meeting in
London which will be held shortly.
SELF DENIAL WEEK
We readilyrespond tothe r
esp nil squeal
of the Salvation army to draw the at-
tention of our readers to their Annual
Self Denial effort. All round the
world the Officers, Soldiers, Friends
of the Salvation Army will during the
week of May 4 -May lith make spec•
ial sacrifices to ranee funds to support
the various branches of their work,
In addition to being a -great influence
for good in this country, the Army is
a great Missionary Organization,
working in no fewer than 56 Countries
and Colonies, and preaching the Gos-
pel in 33 different languages. Whet-
her the people agree with every
method and principle or not, they will
know the Salvation Army are fighting
against Sin, Feeding the Hungry,
Clothing the Naked, Nursing the Sick,
reclaiming the balien, and Seeking
the Glory of God- through Jesus
Christ. Dr. Wilbur Chapman, says: -
"I believe in your work so thoroughly,
I have studied it in all arts of the
p
world andt
sand readybecause of
What I have seen, to do or you and
.your cause everything in my power,
I wish I could persuaded people of
means to aid you financially ; they
could snake no better investment,
Donations in aid of the Work will be
thankfully received by the Officers of
the Local 'Corps.
MAPES-SMITH WEDDING.
A wedding of much imppoa�tance to
Walkertonian;s was celebrated on
Tuesday at the home of !Mr. and
Mrs, David Smith, when rtiheir eld-
est daughter, ¶¶Florence M„ became
tli:e bride of W, Fay. Mapes of Ev-
erett, W,ash., Rev. M. J. Wilson offi-
cutin a. Promptly at eleven o'clock
the bride, weaning, on the nista ,of
her father,- entered the drawing
room to the. Is trains{ of Lohengriin's
wedding march, played by Mies
Brandt. She looked ,chartuing in a
hanaster:ely enrlir old eved gown,
wearing aveal caught with lilies -of
the valley and carrying a,sheaf of
brides roses and lilies. Llbt.lal\liss
Erma Wave, 'gowned in white and,
carrying .a basket of sweet( peas,
acted as. flower girl. Co,ngr.at'slal-
tions over, all repaired to' the 'din-
ing room where! a deliglriiful ,cle-
iouner was,servecl, r. Mr. ,and Mxl:4
Mapes left on thei 2.40 Grand (Trunk
amid :showers of ;confetti and, wail
visd,t 'Chicago .and Seattle enroutes
the bride travelling In a grey tail
Dred :suit with -hat to match, The
well' wiislues of (a hoist of friends
follow the young: ,couple it o 'their
new home in !Everett, where Mr.
Mapes is di,ettruct passenger : agent
los the 'Chicago, 'Milwaukee and
Puget Sound, R., having ,charge
of lire dxstrlet between Seattle and
SVanoouver-Telgscofe, The bride
has, visdlted an (Clinton, maty :times
being the pieta of "Miss 'Florence
Cuaringhame,
•oessireom ®®a�+mine•••••s•
7 POSITIONS •
tip Were offered our gr(adua�tes
• due,iingt Meech, according ito •
sa our Employment ''Dept. file. •
• You never need ,wait,
• ,Thorough preparatioa? ;with •
us mneuae's ammedialte returns
• id Cash, for yov, Chet •fydo -,
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'WAT'ERING CART OUT.
The town water cart h isheen doirg
duty for the past' week.
NEW SIGN.
Hiram Hill had two new signs
placed at his livery stable.
LEFT TOWN.
The Bell Telephone gang flnisbed np
this week and have gone, They were
a gentlemanly "bunch of fellows and
will be welcomed back again,
HAVE YOU GOT' YOUR
NAME DOWN.
The Baseball boy* have their sub
seri/Alen list out and a good many
have signed. Everyone can help the
boys in, their pastime.
A NEW WALK.
1VfQ VlaD,T!O TiVOWLETON,. QTJE.'
1VIr, 2 Ef,sltinie, whin 110.. been ere •
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coupi(ta,nit at` tt1ie du,sgns 'B,an{lt for
the IpeatatWo 'years, Imis beenmov-
ecl.to ICnow1eton, Quebec, where he:
a&snas )tho Peajitiesa Aft man'tigea.
• 'The'renroval of Me. and Mr% pAsa
k1ne*Ill'beiregriataca bylnanYlroth
in church, ,society and public. Mt',
The auto' works are having a new
cement walla putt in i• at their fac-
tory.
MR. RUMBALL IMPROVING.
Ex Mayor F. G. Rum ball of London,
who has been seriously ill for some
days, is improving rapidly, and it is
now expected that he will recover.
His many friends in Clinton will be
glad to hear that he is improving.
TRADE AT HOME MOVEMENT.
The merchants of Sarnia are awak
ening-to the fabt that they are not
getting their share of business from
the surrounding country. Too much
is going to other trade centres. They
have therefore organized a Trade in
Sarnia Association. Clinton mer
chants might do well to organize
along in the same way.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Institute was held at the home of Mrs
I. •Dodds on the afternoon of April 25th
at which the following officers were
elected :-
lion. Pres -Mrs. `Thomas Kearns
Pres -Mrs Ed, Munroe
Vice Pres -Mrs. B, B. Client
a Secy-Treas-Mrs. Thos, Mason
Auditor ti
s Sir 1i, I'iti m
t mous and
Mrs. H. B. Chant. The annual meet-
ing will be held in Blyth on Slay 30,
WHITE STAR MEN.
Messrs. E. H, Ayer, excursion agent,
and E. K. Durham, assistant excur-
sion agent, of the White Star Line,
Detroit,were
in town Wednesday
in
connecion
with their popular Grey-
hound exert iron from Goderich on
Friday, June 14, returning following
Monday.
TIME T,0 STOP NOW, •
Many of our .citizens; fare com-
plaining off persons drivinavehicles
over the boulevaaid,e;: The clriverls
had better (5ticld to the aloads,
LOOK AT THE LAWNS.
Now look early to your lawns. Scat-
ter plenty of lawn grass seed where
it is needed; rake it with a fine rake,
and roll' down with a heavy. roller,
Do it early, and when the ground is
moist and the work will pay you,
FILL UP THE WELLS.
The citizens who have been using
the town water for the past year
should fill up their wells that no con
tagious disease s u
g ho id start in the
town. The water in the wells that'
has not been used in a year would
certainly not be good and any one to
use it would only be inviting typhoid
fever in a very quick manner. Fill up
the wells any one can get enough
ashes in this town after the long wint-
er to fill up all the wells in town;
Better do it now than when sickness
commences,
IMPROVINGTHE TOWN.
The Horticulture Society are going
to ask the town for a $25.00 grant and
will themselves guarantee to spend it
for the purpose of making some eye
sores in Clinton into pleasure spots,
We are glad to hear of this and hope
the Council will do their part in giv
Tg a liberal grant to the good work.
There is• nothing like making l,ho
town look good in the eyes of all via
itors as well as o.w citizens.
A PLEASANT TIME.
'Wednesday evening of/this week,
who attended. the leap year dance
given in the Pastime Club rooms by
the young /tidies , of town had a
pleasant. time. Phalen,s orchestra
supplied the music. Many were pre
sent from Seaforth, Stratford Hensall
Brucefield.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
The interior, et IBartilu,'ff's e'es+tau-
ran't has(•been brightened up with
new paper and ;the painter'a brush,
and the ont(aidio will also be paint-
ed, Mr. 'Beef -Hitt has lust installed
a new, Oce, cream ,and ,soda founitaiin •
counter with cabinet et a ear 'arid
big mdrror, and allalves 2oxx ,cups
dishes, and all (sett ,drinks an .bolt
ties to be pint oln ice. The new, fix-
tures will add Increased aocoanmo-
dation for the buying puisl�i,c.
Al1NOR LOCALS.
See our advertisement about .coal
and itilo,-A. Forbes,
Get your lawnmowers sharpened
beiiore the rush Starts ,at -Jabez•
Randis,
Victoria Day,Map 24th, is the next
public holiday'
Assist the^ Board of Health by a
spring clean up
Get after( the spring trade by ad
yertising in The New Era
,()ouncil inflate next" Monday even
ng
The trout season is on
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HOUSE BOUGHT.
Laslt week Mr. Arthur 'ICanteion.
ought ,th hoirrtse .of -(Mr. J. iB.
'ndsay, oan Huroia :Sit 4 t1',Li¢gcllsay
tyre1 moVd ;to the houacia which Mr,
,:,IOold leaves, and -"Mr,'Can(telon.
xpecas fto move to his ,new' 'pro
ty;sooar;HI yh (a fine piece of
roperity and fatted tip with ,all therm
n1 rp tiuuprovelnen(tis. '
Braker a hat( 'been' �ves(taly klIoxk, of
St,-Paull.zri; char eh sand will be'inneh
rni.s.sed, Mr.?Blrakino wtI1 be in :the.
neem ,heari4 to'wluer•e Rev, Mr.; Jut,
:tins' father+, isreetor;''A7.1.the tens Will loan Ini wishing • Ilan'
tinued ;success dn,his new, position',
Mr. Pant ea .,Morri,sibua' wiI1, Itake
Mr. tlr,skineaSI posi'tlion here, The
New Era welcomes SSr, and Mrs.
Paul +to. C1i.nton. •.
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•oeosoise.i .sosecio®se
WITH THE' CHURCHES. p
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•ssotaoom®••os•s•esse,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
• Communion will be held •this Sun-
day morning,'
The Ladies Gnarl met onMoriday
afternoon and elected new officers' for
the new year; -•lion. Pres. Mre,_ (Rev)
Deakins and Mrs, S. H. Rance; Pres,,
J. McLeod; Vice, Mise Hine; Treasur-
er, &it's, a. -E. TIuvey; Secretary, Miss-
al. Combe. The treasurer's report
showed, that 4427.75 had been raised
during the year and a balance of over
1$105 was still on hand.
WESLEY CHURCH.
The League on Monday evening was
in charge of the Missionary Depart.
menta Mr. Irwin gave a, very inter-
esting and instructive address on Mise•
ions.
The officers o4 the League for the.
coming year are as follows: -President
-Miss M. Clark, Christian Endeavor
-Miss F. Cunningham. Missionary --
Mrs. E. Oantelorr, Literary -Miss B,
Greene, Social -Mrs, McConnell.
flood Citizenship -J. L. Kerr. Secre-
tary-W.`
ecre-
tary-W.` Cook. Treasurer --John
Suitter. Junior League -Miss D, Can-
telon. The meeting flex; Monday
evening is under the management of
the Christian . Lndeavo; Department,
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be administered next Sunday morn-
ing, Meeting for Christian Fellowship
at 10 a. m, The Pastor, Rev. Jas.
E. Ford will preach at both services,
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Mrs. T. W. Cosens, ' Mrs. C. E. Jer-
vis, Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson, firs. H.
Plumsteel and Miss Emma Plumsteel
attended the W. M. S. District Con.
yention in Goderich on Wednesday.
Next Sunday morning the Quarter-
ly Love Feast will be held in the lec-
ture room commencing at 10 o'clock.
At 11 o'clock The Pastor will preach
on <<The DivineMagnet." This will
be followed by the ,sacramental stere
vice,
Tire [theme of the evening dis-
course will be "The Cities of Re-
fuge."
The closing. inee'ting• of the Quar-
terly Board for this confea(enee
year will beheld next Tuesday ev-
ening', commencing, at half past li
Leven,
The annual Sunday School meeting
was held on Wednesday evening,
April 24th and was well attended,
Satisfactory Reports were read by the
Secretary Treasurer, Mr. Ralph Tip -
i ll
lady. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. honor-
ary Superintendent -David Tiplady.
Superintendent -A. Hooper. Associ-
ate Superintendents -James Buller
and Gee, Bradshaw. Secretary Treas-
urer, R. '1'iplacly, Assistants -Jabez
Rands, Amos Castle and Harold Pic-
'keit :Musical Director -Dr, Evans.
Pianist -Miss Grace Walker, Assist-
ant; -Miss Emma Piumsteel and Miss
Elva Wiltse, Superintendent Cradle
Roll -Miss Hattie L ivis. A large staff
of Teachers and Assistants was ap-
pointed.
BIRTHS.
TOZER-In Clinton, April 28 to Mr.
and firs, W..3. Tozer, a daughter,
DOWNS -In Clinton, on Thursday,
May and to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Downs,- a son,
P10KAR1- to Porter's er s Hill on A(iril
0
..ist1Ir. o and i nil M is, FredP' c
rel art a
daughter.
LAVIS -In Wingham, April 21th to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lavis, a son.
DEATHS.
(3 -LE 1V -In Clinton tri A iril 28th
Harriett Louise, infant daughter o1
Chas, and Mrs,' Glew, aged 4 gmonths
and 5 days.
Sa
Per80,701I Note ar4C,'
if those fasciae relatives or friends 4.
visiting in town orgoing away 4
1.
notify us of the fact each week,_wo
�< would announce !tin the Nicw EEA.
Miss Oa,nichaeli of Halifax is' tho.
guest of Mrs. (Rev.) Grant, at the
manse,
Rev, Geo' :Jackson of Walkervilfe
was a visitor in (town and vicinity'
over! Sunday. He was on his way
to attend' the 8uneral of :the late
Rev. SIr. Livingsito.ne.
Rev,,• J. E. Ford, T. W. Cos'ezps and
J. Greene' ' were in, (Mitchell on
Monday- a'ttendingt the frtneralof
the Elate Rev. J. Livi,ngatone.
Mr. Frank :'klodgens, otl IGoderich
was in ,town en Tuesday.
Mr. and' Mrs. Geo. Cook and fam-
ily o3'Highl Street, moved to Sea -
forth on 'Tue,sda of this 'week,
where M. Cook has a position with
the Bell Foundry Co., Lhnited.
Messrs. Hemphill and Carling of
Iferris,all were in (town on Wecgites-
day evening. ...
Misses Ivy and Cora Dodds, of
Seitoglth were here on Wednesday
evening,attending the ,leap Year
dance. t
,Mrs. Holloway, sr., who has spent
the winter+ with her slaughter 'in
Exeter, has( returned hohne.
Mr. Wilfred Weir ,of .the Dental
College, Torontd, is visuting his sis-
ter, !Mae
ister,'Ma,s. J. Hartley, this week,
Miss 8. aacQuee» I as the guest of
Mrs. F..O'Nell town,
Mr. Dowding ae4'ived back Ma
hiis we.steril trap on Wednesday.
Mr and Mas, H,Raysor of town
hail foal Live1(pool ,via Allan S. S.
Virginian, May lath, from Montreal
Booked by A., O. Paitiison, agent.
Mr, and Ws. John Dogafy left: on,
Monday to vysaU with relatrvee,and
friends In the( .Olds tCoulnitry,
Congratullation,s are due Dr, !M.
Shi le m 'w
pP ,y, wh 1>,as 1 sit gradualtedi,n
medic `re from (the 'We4terri ICo�l,eg'e,
London, Dr. Shipley is tart present
slatting .et his home here,
1Mrs.' Murat ,and ;children of Gna'cle-
,rich lspenflf a ,few days with the
foriner',a brothels, Dr, Shaw, oftown.
They ate,going. Ito reisade in !To
o(nito,
fall Paper
rt
an be made; and it can be made good enough -to
.it
be worthl
ten doa J s a roll,'Between the tw
�o ex
renes lies the figure which represents a fair price
for papers that will give you a senseofartistic
art-
isfationwhen
intelligently used in the decoration
of your home. 41, Very cheap papers are not bad
because they are cheap, but are cheap because the
things that go to make a• good wall paper require
a little money. G, Iii our stock we have all kinds of
papers but we are particularly interested in having
you see our assortment of artistic goods at medium
price. G. May we have your inspection ?
The e Do Fair . o•
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Selling Out:
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Boot and shoe Business will be sold on Terms
to Snitgrebe e •
a
P s 1. Rent of Budding Reasonable
The undersigned having decided to dispose of
their Boot and Shoe Business, will start
SATURDAY APRIL 20th
to sell their stock at' great,reductions.
Shoes Must Ge Regardless of Cost
Now is the Time to Get Bargains
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Jas. TTwitchell &Son
CLINTeN
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Rev. C, E. Jeakins was in London
on •Wednesday as an invited guest
and giving: an address at (a haul
quilt of the Prudential Life Insur-
ance'Co., at the Tecuur,seh House.
-Mrs. Dowding of •Chicago as the
guest pf her non, Mr. C. E. Dowding
1Ir, and Mns. 'Weir of Wiloxeter
are visiting their slaughter, Mrs. J.
Hartley, this week.
Mr. Dean Courtice ,arrived home
last week from 'Varsity, and will
be home for the ;summer.
Sheriff' Reynolda of Goderich wag
Saturday.
town on Sat fila,.
Mrs, Sidney Jackson and daugh-
ter of (Calgary, are expeetod to
arrive =town Ibis week.
alas. Robertson, daughter of Mn+.
and 'Mr. J. Wiseman, 'arrived here
from ]Calgary' and will visit for a
short timd before leaving avatar her
lrtysband for i1 Itr$p . to the ,01c1
Country. Mr. Robertson is expect-
ed herd foe Sunday.
Mrs. H. Plumsteel and Mbss E.
Plumsteel are visiting in Gorier -10h.
(vine. Tozer, is'the guest of her son
aasr, W. a, Tozer of town.
Mrs-. J. W. Leonard, wife of Mr.
Leotard of (tire C.10,11. at Montreal,
who died in tisa,t -ci;ty -on San day,
was an aunt of Mr, Leonard Fair,
formerly (of (the Royal Bank,
Clinton- ,
Mrs. J. 'Hartley, retua(ned last
Thursday evening from her visit in
Toronto,
Mr. Thom= Trick spent Sunday
in (Exeter.
The many friends of 1111ss Mary
McIntyre will be,sorry to hest{ of
lies ;serious( illness nn Seaifortha with
appondieitae. ,They all hvasdr far a
speea•er
Mosdy.'Hiugid coveRosy.s of [Clinton was
vi(sabing for id few days with r:dla-
Lives and friends On'Win(gham and
dasItriet.-Winsham Times.
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Da rd Deave net. wife -o
s af Clan.to:n
vi,sdited at the, home of S. beeves on
SaburclaY and S,unday,-Dungassnion
News.
14liss Rudd iia -s •returned front her
visit' and is once more at hex accus-
tomed place at the Library,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred, Co.operestart-
ed iasal Saturday for their pleasure
trip to the ,01d County, They
sailed on 'Wednesday,
Mr. Wm, Cantelon weeks Mitchell
on Monday attending '+the fuineral
of :the( late Rev. Livingstone.
A note. from 'Hamilton ;says, Mas.
Alcock r • ,,
al d; children have u,.lt re-
turned after spending Easter 40 -
Buffalo with( hex easter and hereon,
amend, who: joined her :there, and
on }+eturnsneL•• to Hamilton found it
inipossibl.e.to leavearea other taws -
ter who( hags- been (very, low_ with
rheubnatic d:aryngiltis,;
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Por men and women observe so closely the little
* points that give ease and comfort, and embody
those features that count for correct and becoming
styles that'no matter how - particular y9u may be,
i> there is a Shoe In our stock that is
JUST EXACTLY WRAF YOU W
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And if you buy it, you will be surprised at how
long it will last anti retain its neat appearance, for
these shoes are really better than you have reason
to expect.
Doopportunity ,3,le®$ miss the dbl p t uni ley to obtain
real 4eanine loot comfort' and the
maximum of Shoe Service.
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