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�USIIVESS BUILDERS
For Friday & Saturday
Only
We laying our for this li'EEli ENI) SAL{`
several money`savers that should be appreciated and
picked up. .. Children's Straw Hats, Ladies Parasols,.
Tweed Dress Goods, Hosiery, Etc., at big reductions'
What we Advertise - we do. Put us to the Test.
25e Utltittreii's fiats 15e
ChiIdren's Straw Hats in several styles, plain and
fancy straw, silk ribbon band, reg. 25c for r5c'
He Children's Hats 25C
Children's Straw Hats of better quality in all the,
new styles, all sizes, reg, 50c for 25c. •
Ladies Parasols
Ladies Black Parasols, fancy handles, paragon
frames, clearing lot, reg. L25 and $2, choice 98c
59e Dress Goods'25e
Four pieces Dress Goods, one piece each red,
brown, lustre, light grey tweed reg.' goc for 25C
Boys Hose 19c
Boys s narrow rib. Black Cotton Hose, fast dye, ,
heavyweight, just the thing for boys, all sites
regular 25c for 19c
Curtains Hall Price
20 pairs Curtains, slightly' soiled from display
(one curtain only) soiled, Saturday, Half Price
5oc Skirting Embroidery
For3 2C.
One hundred yards 26 -inch Skirting Embroidery
every design new this spring, regular 5oc for 32c
See Window Display.
dozer Srown
D1REC?' IMPORTERS, CLINTON
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'1VON't YOU HELP.
Remember, that you can, heelp us
aloft by writing out any local news
whether you let us have it over
'the phone, through the mail or
drop) into the office and .'tell us.
THE POPULAR
GUELPH EXCURSION.
The popular .excurision to Guelph
under {the auspices, of the, Farmers
Ineititu'te+ will take place by C. P.R.
on Saturday, June &th, Wirth the
privilege) of repralning oveer at
Guelph' unitil 'Mond'ay, June 10th.
'Excursionists' will have a splendid
days outing, with the opportunity
lel !seeing the many sights ,at {the,
Ontario Agricultural College
gro•ueds'and in'the prosperous .city
of Guelph. Remeimbler the date—
Saturday, June -8 --and make's Point
0! •enjoying't the best trip of the sea-
son. Seta ;time-tabile in Our adver-
tieing colunon.
:'CENSE COMMISSIONERS
The . Centre HuronLieense board'.
'-cet on IWednei qday last and ap-
pr eyed of a provisional transfers ,elf
'the .. British Exchange to James
Reynolds, who leaves the Eturon
and has bougbt out the Britioh
Exchange. The change (took place
Friday, and the eominissioner.
will meet again on the 14th to coon -
'Melte the transfer, if the 'financial
affairs of the .house have been saet-.
tefactoxily settled Alex. Robinson
a botriner hotel man in Goderich, has
taken over, the Haron, and will -en
joy the license privilege for'' two
months, or'-anti'theend of July
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13artliff'e bakery wagon L.ppeaerd' ✓ CLINTON ,MARKETS
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IN A NEW DRESS ee e -
et a new. dross of paint,` •(zncT le
toed so that ell who walk may see „- Hogs..: ..$8.50
.AUNT DEAD.
Monday1s daily press reported
the sad death oilers. Henry Rein-
hardt, of Berlin, w1110 is an aunt of
Mr, Jeo Reinhard(t,'of'the Waverly
Iioulse, Following was the press
report:—Berlin, Ont., June 2.—Mrfs.
Henry Reinhardt was fatally burn-
ed and "her infant gralnddaughiter
Margaret! Ferekete, was severely in-
jured, when a gasoline stove ex-
ploded at thou' residence at Aherns
Street'Wesit, at 9 o'clock this moan-
ing. The woman died alt !the hoes-
pital this afternoon. The ;child is
expected 'Noreeover. Mrs., 'Rein-
hardt was filling the tank of Sthe
gasoline shove while tit was burn-
ing, which resulted in the exelo-
slam. Almost insitanitaneo43.sly her
cloth ngt and hair wa;samass of fire
Running from:4the house she ,called
for help and (threw : her,self upon
the grass elan effort to extinlgudlah
the flames. Neighbors who came
to her assistance stripped ;the
clothing from her body, which was
then terribly ',burned, The ,child
`was seated in a ehadr nearibheee'tove
and while Mrs. Reinhardt was pails-
ing it upon leaving the( froom lbs
clothing caught fire. The neeigh-
bors, after rendering assistance to
'the woenen, found the child almost
'totally wrapped inflames, The in-
eeri /.-ofthe house Inas slightly
cis aged; . Mrs. Reinhardt, whose
age was ' 48, leaves ,a hus;barnd, (three
eons ' and two daughters. The
mother of the Child, Mrs. Laura
Ferrier, was at church when the an-
etd,ent, The child has since died:
OUR SPEIALS
See our new Perfection Oil Stoves
Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves
Scree. Doors and Windows
Baseball Goods
rwin i liams Paints,
Wl
Varnishes and Stains
USE. DUSTBANE
The great Sanitary .Sweeping
Compound
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Stoves, Hardware and Novelties,
e Eggs 20e to 21e
eV leS A' HOLIDAY, 20e to' 21e Iq
School leas closed Monday (ex- 4Whaat 955
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rept entrance class Who -are petting , �• JJe
ur extra hours to be ready foe( ,the 1 Barley 70e to 80e
exams, Paas 90c to $100 .1•.
_ � Shorts ... ......$23100
COURTS I9 SHAPE. $21A6
The 'lawn 'Genn s court at lho V • 4
eieneeychurch 'parsonage is now in 4.4.4- .444e't4"r4-lee•ti4.4-�F '1.4
shape and ready for lthose who, are
fond of(tho "game.
GFFICES •WILL CLOSE
The (offices of W l3rydone and
C B. Hale will be eleseee on Wed-
nesday and iSaturdeay afternoons
from June 35th to Sept 15.
HIGH COURT n
The non -jury° silttings of the
Count, of Justine win open in Gode
rich, on Tuesday, Jritic vital The
Honorable Mr': Ju,s(tiee elute will
preside
A WARNING.
Complaint has been Made (that
autowobiles( are ,being'speeded on
the streets of'Clinton and should be
discon(tinued at once. All drivers
must also •sound their. horns (be-
fore e'oming IEolstreet cornees.
Butter
Oats
Bran'
TRY THIS
'hoe have, an abhorence fur the
,scentof coal oil, land during the
warm weather: if the ,screen doomand.. Iwbndo'a's aro bivahed over
with routside tOr a
n the ultra
wrcee a dayo , e
c1orth
s
turatedw' h
cosi oil it v
ol
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do much towards keeping the flies
front holding (melting's on your
,screens
NORTH HURON LIBERALS
The annual meeting of the North
Huron{ Liberal Association will be
bald 'in the ToWn Hall; 'Wingham,
on Tuesday. June lath, commencing
eat 2:30 o'clock p.m. Offices are Ito
na" elected for the ensuing 'yearend
other business of imporatnce !will
bo brought before the meeting
All Liberals 'are invited to,attend
th!a meeting, and the officers are
looking for, a good representation
from' all parts' of the riding
MEDICAL] -MEN TO MEET
The next meeting of (the Huron
Medical Association wilt be held in
Seafortl3 on Wednesday, June 12,
when'ameet interesting programis
ito be presented It is : hoped that
the quality.ef the program,•the
season of 'the year, end the obvious
advantages. of these geethering•s
Will combine to l/duce a targe breth-
ren
'Wt-
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tendance i The Seaforteh reth
ren will exert themselves to meet
e, ery opportnni 'ty of the social
Aide, of the'gathering
WAS DELIGHTED,
Here is what the Dungannon
news has to say in regards to El-
liott's auto bus—Victdria Daywill
always beremembered by our rifle-
men. Int was anremorable day ton
every- sense o'fitheword. To jour-
ney northward about !forty. .five
Miles through, the beautiful county
of Bruce to the town of Paisley in
a large Clinlion touring .car capable
of exceeding (the speed limit was a
delight de luxe and toy return in the
evening—an eveuing beautiful. land
calm, concludedthe moot (enjoy-
able day ever parrticipaeted ,by aur
marksmen.
7HB ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS.
The Department of Education has
aunonncedc that the jirnior;'high
dschool !en(trance examinations for
1912 will begin on' Wednesday, June
19th, and continue Until Friday,
June 21,st. The department has is
,sued a circular (of instructions in
which itis slated that itis tihefn
lentbon of the department of edu-
cation, bymaintaining a proper
standard attthe high .school en-
trance examinations, to *prove
tiro character of the 'work done is
the public !schools to prevent con-
gestion of the 'high seho,ols with
inadequately prepared pupils.
THE JUNE ROD AND GUN.
An illustrated story (descriptive
of a'journry ,'up into the Ar.etic
•slope is contsihuted by ser, Luther
Harvey laa,the opening number of
the June issue of ROD -AND GUN
IN CANADA published at lWoo•d-
sitock,' Out., by W. J. Taylor, Limit-
ed, "Vapaftion Carnes" follows and
w ill forni,sh a pleasant siolultion, of
the problem what to do with the
boy clueing the good old.summer
time. In (anarticle on the Grand
Cae:capedi.a, Ithe great saltnen river
of Eastern Canada, Mrs. M. G. Me-
Neil McWl inter I<,ecalls famous
'sportsmen/ who have heeled, in cies
W stere, including Sir Charles Ellis
Lord Dufferin, the 'Marquis of
Lorne,'Lorcl,s Lansclowne and Stan-
ley. A thia•cl articleosetlre Culture
of Black- and Silver Foxes also ap-
pears in this Issue and other"'stories.
and articles ' Ire in keeping wieth
the :characetr of the magizine and
'the ,time .of'the year.
REV. F. SWANN TRANSFERRED,
At a recent meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the General Con-
Urence of Ithe irtethodfist church,
Rev. Francis Swann was Itraansfer
a ed frown the London .to•tbe ',British
Columbia( Conference. The eranis�
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ter was In:ad•e'seethe earnest et-
aueat of Mi' Swann, who left !Brig
den to tale sharge of the mission
slatidu at Kitamaat, B.C. He was
acconnpanied'. on his journey -west
by Mrs, Swann, who Oras been all
11 int ed assistant superintendent
of the mission. They will be assist-
ed ea the work by Mr. Swann'is sis-
ter, Miss Swann, who was senit (to
Kilt,almaai ayeer oriso ago,,by (the
W. M. S. Mr. Swann was pastor of
the Ditngaenoin circuit /for two
years; moving later Ito Auburn,
Rluevale, (Holme vide, Fullerton
and Brigden, Beeth Mir. and Misr.
Swann are pecuiearly.;adaptedl for
tering, bn'g richly endowed - with
the requisite •faculties of (adapting
t,hlemsielvho 15k ecn'virslmenit;'.
winning (their way fate the hearitet
of those with who they colmelin
contact and binding thee' lov e with
bond,sllhat never pant. The revere.
end.' gentleman Land-n•>As beloved
helpmate have many friendisl 3n
West Huron who wish thein all:sue-
cess in itheir new field ()Sieber on
the Pacific coa's't, -
BASEBALL TO=DAY.
The Wingham baseball eteabe are.
playing here today at 4.30 with the
elinton Baseball Team. •
VISITED 'HOUSE OF REFUGE.
Tee d'ay (morning the House, of
J1efugo tOanimiehtee visited the
House of Refuge and found every-
thing in good order.
ARE GOING :TO GODERICH.
eA CT(ji11 S k[JLF HOLIDA S!..
The local factor cs are ` ralcirlj,
Saiturday aft recee oft during the"'
etuurner- months.
HOUND WAS POISONED. +
Last'Satur•day iafte•noon Joe Dat
tcnbury ''load emm of his hounds
hotsou ed, 'but with prompt aid the
clog was saved 'and is now able (to
get around.
WON TiIE CUP.
At 'the tshoot held under; the roan
a emene of the 'Hensall Gun Club
en the 24th, 4't
h, J. E. Hovey (had;the
honor of waning the silver cup. He
ratele 17 out of 100Isbots. Mr. 3, E.
Can1telon hall 73 out of 100.
WILL .RUN THE PAPER.
H. Belling, who has been• connect-
ed -with the Dungannon News 'for
the past 4 years will take charge of
that paper as' the editor, Mr. Palm-
er has other business to attend to,
LACROSSE.
The lovers 0!the.Canadian ' Na-
tional game- are out practicing
those evenings, and as there are
soma excellent players town; we
ma yet witness some lacrosse
maftchos this summer.
AN OVER SIGHT.
Wo wiele to beg off `this week •for'
neglecting eo,publich the Sunday
School lesson last week but it was
n 'ominiession on our part. How-
ever 'this Sunday's lesson, wdll be
found on page 6,
CORRESPONDENCE WAS LATE.
Lash week !several budgets, of
correspondence;were too late for;
our issue and -had to be held (over.
.1.11 eo,py ishoted(be,in by Wednesday
night or the first train (Thul':eday
it or•ning.
Sunday morning members of.
Clinton lodge, C.O.F, are going to
Goclesice ec attend church service'
with Goclerich lodge. They will go..
ufe i,n Elliottt,s auto car.
WILL GO TO CHURCH,
The Woodmen of the World avi.It`
attend (divine iser•vice in 'Wesley
church onth° evening of June i6`th,
when Rev. J. E,,'Ford will preach a
,epochal sermon fto',them.
ANY LUCK IN HORSESHOES.'
Mr. C. J. 'Wallas while riding - to:
Gode.ch les auito last eveek, ran
over a hor loshoely g t
an on her read,
which flew up on a bar underne f h
rthe machineMr. (Wallis is going
to !see ifithat (wilt keep him Lucky
with his auto.
„ANOTHER FIRE•
The, frame house owned- by R.
Marshall, onfbhetondon Road, near
the G.T.R. track, Was totally des-
troyed by fire Tuesday (morning
about 3,30 o'clock. ;The.',f]eemetn
get, 'there to save t'iae other build -
liege, but nonew•ere in danger. The
horyse was empty ait'the'tiime.
WILL MARCH TO CAMP.
The 26;bh (Middlesex Light In-
fantry, with headquarters at
Strathroy, will march from: Lan-
don( to Goderich'on foot, otarting
June 17(th. The dilstance is 60 =ilea
and, ae Ithe regiment 'will parry
practically all sits stores and pro-.
isi'ons it will take five days.
NO CELEBRATION 'HERE,
Thq blallhdey of Xing George le
was quie(tly \celebrated here_en
Monday, no (ceremonies maring
(the eveelt. The banks, together
With Government buildings were
tLosed o
business lb cern dune
whatever,n The beeiness houses
andmanufacturing planes were in
operetlont as usual,
FORMER LOCAL
MEN ORDAINED!
Among those ordained into Holy
Orders aft the Anglican Cathedral,
'Ioeon'to, oneSunday, was Rev, John
Harvey Oo•lclotigh, B.A. Rev. Mr.
Colelough will be remembered by
C'iintoni'ana as iris parents reside:
meat( Clinton. Mr, Frank'Hea•ion
noon - was ordained 'a deacon ,aind
will go(to Caledon, Ont.
HAD AN ACCIDENT.
Mayor Spotton of Wiin•gham had
a close call fro!rnl being seriouslk
injured. 1 While ou(t Metering lies
ear swerved and crashed tribe, aetrlee
;stump. Thee accident was caused
by Mayon Spobton lasing !control of
the machine for a few-ysecondsi,
whorl heiturned round to ,close, ,a
'door "which .he /noticed had got
open, and vas letting arug fallout.
The Lorne of the blow enapped the
stump off, but,not before about $50
damage was done to the car,
C"RIME RECORD IN CANADA,
The criminal tatistice-for the 12
months ended September 30 show a
total of 11,305 charges and 7,7.00 con
(°Beare as against 13,358 'cha'rges
and 14,448 convictions, for, the pre-
-Lions year. By provinces the con-
vi•cti03171 were. Prince iedwal;;ci Is-
land, 268; Nova Scoetia, 923; New
Brunswick, 213; (Quebec, 2062; Onit-
ariio, 5,313; Manitoba, 765; Saskat-
chewan, 908; {Alberta, 761; British
Columbia, 796; Yukon, 23. The per•
,cc:ntage of convictione from charge:
es was itloe hi,ghesle in (the Yukon.
It 'stood at 32 per cent.. New Brun-
e vice w,iitli six per cent,, was( label
lowest, •
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t° i5UtNr°444 rftt ROOFING
1115- NIft will not warp, rot, crack,
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blister, prumble or rust.
1 Strongly fire -resisting.
Ru-ber-old roofsSaid 21
years ago are still sound
and weather tight. If
you want a roof' to last,
investigate Ru-ber-old.
3 Permanent Colors-
Red, Brown, Green - '
and natural Slate. 75
Sole Caaadinn Mfrs.
TAESTANDARBeAINTCA: -
ol Canada, Llmlted,Monireal.
I�®.�• MckIENZIE,
C1.INTON.
"STUDY AT ROME.
• ▪ Isgror Shorthand • a. coulee in B usltelyour
• Ing i i y
• ;spas el lure untie this fall or
• win'ter and then finish, it at0
• 'Colleg•e if you 27653. (Many '2
are following this plate sae-, •
ing( expense,' and gleitilne e
s ready fora •goo;d office pee 0"
• linen. Write us foe nee C3euIa•r4a •
• Ths Shaw {Corr° poncle'ncl2l •
• School and Central Buisiiness •
College, Yonge and G'eiu'(aa'Id
Sltteete, Touonto, e
ea ▪ W. II. SHAW, -president. �•
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HAVE A.GAINIE :'WITH ZURICH.
The Clinton 'Baseball Clubhave
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u hatch
,,pranged ag.amc'utlthZ rat e
]enter place on June 13th. The•Gun
Co t
'Inch clubs will go down here in EMI ott s
auto car. •
TASKER WON 'ITIS GAME.
Tasker won on Monday afternoon
from' Peiterbor'o by a sceeeet of 6-2.
He Mas never en'trop{htet alter 'the
let innings when Peiterboro got
their rums. Dick had -3- s;trikeo.u'ts'
to his credit.
SOLD HIS PROPERTY.
Mr. J. H. Hislop has sold his pro-
petty on Ontario Street _to etilie,
Thomas Rothwell of f3tantcy'tolvn-
ship. Mr. Raftjrwell gets a fine pro-
perty .and will 'take possession in
August.
LRUIPEFIELD WON AND LOST.
Last Friday sight Bru.cefield
football team defeated Seaforthby
aseore of 2-0. On ((Monday Inigglrt
Brussels defeated Brucefield attlee
latter !own by a score of 1-0. Quite
a e
t u'
a number of'Cl.+ni o ions b de n
both games. '
'tINOR LOCALS
r daysin sue
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Waon.nted—Twq dry
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A good berry :crop is p'riemised
th.,ee year. Who said setrawber ly
ehestcako?
The. June brides are here.
Summer reaor4t pamphlets are dis-
placing ,seed cataloguesfavorite
fiction. ,
Are you goi:ng'to Bayfield for the
simmer
A PRESENTATION.
Bras. Tucker and Collyer were
1}r esenited with "three link" pins at
the I.0, 0.F. Lodge Ion : ITueqeltllay
rightin view sI tlheir leaving town
tor the West, (They will bemissed
in the lodge roomand etcher circles
ler Tucker 'taking an aetivo' part
in the Baptist Church; and Sunday
School They intend'going into the
French dry cleaning business They
haver lived here six and twelve
;;earn respectively and are the
• kind of citizens that Clinton cannot
afford 'to lose The New Era wishes
them. euceess in;Nheie new business,
EDITORS ARE MEETING. •
Two hundred and fifty new -Ape -
per ediftors • 'and publishers -sare
meeting in Ottawa annThursday and
Friday of this week at tt'he, nifty.
Fourth annual convention of the
Canadian Press ,Assooi•ation. The
program gives promise of the best
convention in the history of the As-
sociation. The City of Ottawa will
tender abanquet to Ithe visiting
pressmen dnuthe new Chateau Leur-
ter .on Thursday. !Among 'bloc
sneakers 'will be Premier ,Borden,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 'Ram, W T.
White ,':.- and Hon. L. P. Pelletier.
Hon. Geo, P. Graham, M.P., will be
toastmaster. .
rALLED HOME.
After an illness of only two weeks
Catherine McRae, wife of Mr. James•
Ferguson passed away at the home
oe her daugli(ter,•bins. Osbaldeeton,
Rettenbury °street, en Sunday, June
2nd at'the age o3 69 years. Deceas-
ed has spent the greater pant of
her life here. ;Besides her hus-
band eche leaves [three daughters,
elite, W. Carter, Mee, A..Osbaldeston
and Clara, a n•ur,se, The funeral
was held on ilemeday •rftsir noon
frorceit•he home of Mr, W (Carter,
Princess street and'Ltev. Mr. Grtan't
paes'to'r of -Willis church, spoke
words of comfort to`(@he sorrtow-
ing ones. Mrs, F,ergusan was a
1110 -long Presbyterian, The pall
Learera were:-F.Jackson, W. G.
Spaeth, J. Walkinshaw, J. Leslie, J.
Cunningham, et, Cluff.
DEATH OF NIRS. ANDREWS.
Again We are called upon to
record the p .:sing from our midst
of one of Clinutonts residents, In the
doatir of Pure II. F.' Andrews, a ten -
dee, loving and devoted wife and
mo(thor She 't vas beloved ,by all
wiio( knew bast, alife-long member
of the Methodist {Church` Tlr(r
I aves 'ta m0111`13 theta, loss, -one son
and one daughter, be'si'des the hus
band, 't•o wlronr;see was married
tlr r ty-fors year's ago "'Two sisters
teers. Kee of Valley River, Man.,
and Mrs 3iEwuea of London, were
with{ her rte 'tlrelast, as web as •, (a
lilt s..- Pearl Cavanagh, of
idanitebae ]ho funeral ta'ces place
aGi hyton ce n.e'tery at"3 o'clock on
Friday cleano:un.
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l',t'lnkl `%V&anted
Tenders war ted( foss releunlding a
brick ,watt at !Phe New Etta( olfiale '.I
and malting ether repairs(. Far
further pailticu1ars call at
• NEW ERA OFFICE.
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Something New on
Which to Hang
Curtains.
A. Brass Telescope' Rod with curved ends and
rounded edges on which to shut your curtains
without cutting or tearing the threads. It is light
and strong. Easily put up or taken down, and
holds the curtains far enough away from the casing
to allow a free movement of the shade, The oval
ends make a very artistic effect. We have it in
three styles. One for a single pair of curtains;
another for double curtains, or a single pair and an
over drop; and a third style made so that . the
brackets will hold the'shade as well as the curtains
May we Show Them to You ?
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Sellinq Out
The Big Sale is still going on. Scores have
taken advantage of this Great Money -Saving Sale,
Have You?
Our large and well -assorted stock of
Now Is when Shrewd Boilers Bags Sloes .
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Children's Shoes and Slippers is Attracting
the Mothers' Attention,
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A Good, Leather Top Phaeton Buggy for Sale
Jas Twitchell &Son
CLINTON
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Price of Cement is Again Reduced
Latest Drop of Ten Cents per Barrel
is Effective Throughout Western
Territory.
Foe the ,second time within a per-
iod of, six. Months, a (reduction; of-
ten cents per barrel in the price of
Portland( Cement has been 'am-
r-ouneed by the Canada Cement
Company.
'Pbioi latest decrease is effective,
according to the (Company's 'en-
nouncemenet, at all points 3n rajn-
ada, west of'the Lakes,
A previous reduction of to
cent° per barer( 'was made last
November, . so that the notal drop
blithe last six months is twenty
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consumers in 'Western Provinces,
FLY SONG
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(failing some More—
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Ooloured green -blue;
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Then; there were two:
Two little flies '
Dodged the civilian—
Early next day
There were a million!
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