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LADIES' COATS
At;clearing, ,prices—all of,tikep of
Lording value; extaordinary ' to the "
fortunate shoppers during these days.
ra9,r0 to 525.00
LADIES' DRESSES AND SUITS
Newest styles in ;Crepe -de -chine,
Fugi Silk, Broadcloth;; etc: Lovely
_new knitted suits and all; mode •ately
WOODS :UNDERWEAR AT
20 PER, CENT DISCOUNT '•
To iiitrodtice this wonderful line 'tc
new eustomers we offer the entire line
. of Weeds ,.Underwear consisting of
Gowns, Slips, Vests and Bloomers. AU
the" popular'shades in -Silk and Cotton,
-20 .PERCENT DISCOUNT
CHINAWARE AND DINNERWARE
20 PERCENT DISCOUNT
'-"" For three days only . we will give a
discount of '20 per cent, on all Fancy
Chinaware and Dinnerware including
stock patterns.
This will be a splendid opportunity.
to 'secure presents or finish up, your
dinner sets,
Choice Spring Hats
Reduced to $1
The lot consists of Ladies and •
Children's hats formerly marked up
to 54.95.
"THE STORE WITH THE STOCK"
.,. �. COOPER.
CLINTON
Sherlock -Mannings
Pianos
Three More Carloads for
The West.
How about Treating Yourself
to a New Piano.
This Spring?
". 'J. McEIL
Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative
Always at Your Service Box 113 of Phone 273, Clinton
Eggs Ureain Poidtiy
WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY
and
DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY
at
CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145
SEAFORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 162
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
Gunn, Langlois & Co., Limited
HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE.
Ideal Incubators and Brooders
STAMINAX CHICK. MASH
AND SCRATCH FEED
COD -LIVER, OIL
POULTRY SUPPLIES
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Huron Street -
Clinton;
140.11'' r)uatlgn Sn
m ,i4661e 4ii 1 iplem�tit
la +field'' 1rhe, Gotlerieh `town
shilr Qu Tuesday, Julie 5h, at;. 1
oPeloel" cl5nsistan ;?of- the!iol
.arli. &.,i
lowing
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f ing
' •IIC.R:S = cod ea� „ o. worse ,,t m
Fliers -es; dxiving-'inarew i good single;, q1'
double.'• C-3 mirth cows'„ 7
yearling steers;' .rad heifer3 spprint
•calves j; grade bi-1R 1, year' old, 1 O.GS
- 3 store S About' 75'
ybamg;hens, IMPLEMI6NTS- Deet'
uig bintlevi 7 xt`,cut, Deering mower,
U it, • earl, land' roller; gang plow;
Masses Haazis seed drill; 1VI.-H, bean
scuffled send: puler, M.=fI disc. her
'row; doekshutt riding plow O etc
shutf cultivator; -walking. plow; sent --
Her; eutting;hori;. grain; grinder; fan-
ning''!nil]'. set":of :of, 'Port-
land tatter; rubber tired buggy; steel,
tireed buggy. 2 farm wagons; , hay
sack; "McCormick hay rale; Interna-
tional• :cream, separator; set of dia-
'inondharrows 4 Section;Sset of seales
1200 lb." capacity; heating . stove;
Raymond sewing machine; whiffie-
trees neelcyokes, forks, dhains, : and
numerous 'other artieles.
TERMS; All.sums of $10 and'un-
der, cash; over• that. amount 10
months credit, will- be given on, fur-
nishing approved joint -'notes, or a•
discount of 5 per cent; straight, ; al-
lowed for cash on credit amounts.
Every_.thing to be sold as proprietor
is giving up farming.
At the same time and place the'
farm, which ,consists of 82 acres.
more or less,will be'offered for sale
On the farm is erected a good brick
house and good bank barn. The farm
is well watered and in a high state of
cultivation. Also lot 41, Bayfield
line, consisting of 26 acres of bush
land will be offered for sale. Terms
on farm: 10 per cent of purchase,
money paid down on day of sale, 30
per cent in 30 days, balance may re-
main on mortgage at reasonable rate
of interest. Peter Cole, Proprietor
George II. Elliott, Auctioneer. 04-1
Auction' Sale
Of House and Lot and Household
Effects. Mr. J. W. Aitken has in-
structed the undersigned to sell by
public auction on Saturday, June J,
at 1.30 sharp, his comfortable 7 room-
ed House with good cement garage
and choice garden lot and grounds, on
Albert St.,•north, also the contents of
the house which consists' of the fol-
lowing: Doherty piano, almost new;
_wicker table, 3 wicker chairs, large
leather chair; library. -table; Beach
cook stove,- almost new; 3 burner coal
oil stove; Quebec heater, almost new;
writing desk; kitchen cabinet; cup-
board; kitchen table; kitchen chairs;
double couch; drop head sewing mach-
ine; refrigerator; 2 bed room suites;
mattresses; springs; child's cot;
quilts, sheets; curtains; linens; Rem-
ington type writer; auto -knitter; Al-
addin lamp;, died room lamps; lam"
mower; dishes; pots; pans and num-
erous other articles.
Terms:—Household effects, terms
as arranged. Terms on Property:=,
10 per cent of the purchase money
paid dowon day of sale, balance in
30 days. Immediate possession can
be given on completion of purchase
money. J. W. Aitken; Proprietor, G,
H. Elliott, Auctioneer. 64-2.
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TON`] WS st'ECORD
1Y15' and 1111 s Stanlq$ Lion;, kiave
retail` Cod to ;'their 1}oi''r'je after ;spear!!
ing• last week With -lz .end$ 'iri; •7'gl t
1•I' uMo'n s,
an0IDresden
.1atSalie Dell
,{lior
parents„Rev.'B.and;liis Snell
Mi ,1 ellington 1Vlepool of"'Guelph•
is 'risating„his:•mother 11trs' W O Mc-
Cooi
The W M •S, of the United eliu'reb
h•eld', their-atdome in the basement,”
on Thursday ,evening,_ May ;; 24th•
The .chair was taken;by Rev B. 'Sne11
and '',an .eitcelleint program was givhir
Proceeds amounted to 523.50,
MTS..P. Bryant, 1VIr.,Brown'and Mr;
Ben Spindler -of ,London were visitors
of 'Miss E. Lyon dn.the 24th of; May.
Rev'. IVIr. `.;Snell, was' at Atwood >on'
Sunday He' had charge-bf the an-
niversary services there, The Rev..
Mr. Keine, a, former .pastor, took his'
work here.
Mrs. Tambl'yn and Mrs. •Elisley left
,SaturdayT for: Toronto, They expect
to spend a month and will .visit sev-
eral other points. They went by root-
er with Mr. W. Tamblyn who had
carne up the''day before:
1VIrs. Beatty who recently .visited
the home of Mr. 3. Carter, hai retur-
ned to her home at Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11'IcCool, also Miss
Margaret,, visited friends in Wood-
stock on Sunday. We are glad to re-
port Miss: D. McCool,: who has been
seriously ill ur-the.Woodstock ,hospit-•
al, is improving, though slowly.
lar. 1-1. Johnson. of London, spent
the week -end with his another here.
Many happy returns to Mr. Win,
'Brigham, who recently celebrated his
eighty-third birthday. He is stlil ac-
tive' in farming and has under culti-
vation thirty-five acres, the worts
haying been mostly done •by himself..
Mr. Edmeston''of Fort William was
a'guest at the home of Mr. Robert-
on this week. Mr. Edmeston was
mayor of Fort Williams for many.
years then went a step higher and is
now sheriff.
Miss M, Woods of the 13th conces-
sion is spending several days at the
home of Mrs. R. Townsend.
Quite a number from here spent
..the 24th'rat Goderich.-
Rer Mr. Abery and Rev. Mr. Snell
left 4or Walkerville on Tuesday
where they will attend the meeting
of London' Conference.
Rev. 13. Snell has hada very pres-
sing invitation from the board of
Woodham church to becbme their pas-
tor, but owing to the -fact that he
no longer is a young man and it be-
ing a three appointment -charge he
would not give a- definate answer
This speaks well for Mr. and Mr
Sell as the Lake Woodham Circuit
adjoins the Kirkton circuit, where he
spent three years and is highly res-
pected by many.
Varna -
Misses Irene Chutor, Emily and
Gladys Beatty and Mr, Eric Reid of
London -were week -end visitors in the
village.
Dr. Newton -Brady • has returned
from Baltimore, where he has spent
the past six weeks, having taken a
course in surgery.
Mrs. (Dr.) Easter was a guest al
the. home'of Mr. and Mrs, A. McCon-
nell during„ the past week.
The many friends of Mrs. A, Hor-
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}ped td her )sed,;.but we,l grpe seen,;
ea hex•,azonnd•zain
aha W A of Slid40hnxs,•Ch ircti nit':
at; the lactic ' ora M'i s II: Dosis lata;
iUursday aftexzioen.
4111o'Et` slrrppod a,'car 14ard,
of live stools to ' orento ,Satiuda,
Weekes naotereli;
to Listowel on Mondayand', spent a-,
few' days with the letter's sister, Mrsi:
•W weeds. • - .
Mr. and. Mrs, W. McAsh`'of T,ondon
,spent the 24th of May in the villages
14 Ir. J, ' 1Viossop spent '!lie,; holiday
with his family at London , --
Mx R. Austin of Flint .ie visiting
at the home of his parents;' Mk. end
Mrt.,A. Austin:
Ctnstance ,
Word was received -last week by
1VL'rs. T. Pollarll :that her brother,
John Geor'ge (Jeff), Cole, was dead-ij;
Kansas, -'He was ` in his :75th year;
He had been sick ; for a number of
years With rheumatism.
Mr. Sandy Leitch is at present laid
up with a _severe cold. •
Mr, Frank Norwood was able to be
brought to Wm, Rinn's last week..
His arm is improving.
Rev; "0, C. Keine of Atwood preach-
ed a very impressive.sermon on Sun-
day afternoon here and at Londes-
born-..
Mr. Austin Dull -nage has bought a
house in the village from Mr. B. Ril-
ey and is movingit back to his farm
in McKillop, for a kitchen.
There will be no church service
here on Sunday but Sunday, school
he Held as usual.
Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Rutledge .of
Detroit spent the week -end at the
home of Robert Jas. Rutledge.
1Vlk•. Gormley Thompson, who.. is
working in Toronto motored up 'fps
the 24th.
Miss 0. Mall of Blyth is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Rid-
dell.
Mrs. A. M. Rice accompanied by
Mrs. J. J. Robertson, Mrs. Amos And.
rew and Misses Ellen Phillips and
Winnie Howson motored to Stratford
last Tuesday.
The play "Are you a Mason" will be
presented in the Forester's Hall on
Friday evening, June 1st.
-Mr. Rees Jenkins and Miss M. Jen.
kins accompanied by Misses Ruth -and
Ida Walkinshaw of Clinton visited
friends here on Victoria Day.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Erratt motored
o
tGuelph and .spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Hr Cameron. `
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Farrow and fam-
ily of Mitchell spent Sunday at Jas,
A. Johnston's.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Carter -and son
of Port Elgin were visitors at the
home of Jas. Carter 'on Sunday last,
Rev. W. R. Alp leaves this week to
attend conference being held in Walk•
erville. There will be no service in
Knox United Church on Sunday next,
June 3rd.
Service will be held in the Anglican
church on evening, Sunday, June 3rd
Mr. John Raithby, Mr. John Man-
ning and Mr. Earl Raithby have had
their houses wired for hydro and the
power has been turned on. Mr. Earl
Raithby is having it installed in his
barn. Mr, Jas. H. Johnston has been
doing the wiring.
Mr. Ewart Young, who has been
R -roof this,Yearwith
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Suweesor
Mord Shingl()the nd
Siding Co.I td.
ranef erred to the Stendard 13an1t• ?a
ivertgn, was 'home QVq*.tlie holiday
"John Nilson, Sr".,.`Woll attend
the''Asaenibly 0f rhe•, Presbyterian
Ghuroh to be'Reid•:n 1teg•ipa,,;Tttne 6tb
He,.lea+ ee this week+, as a delegate:
from •the,Huron.'Presbytery.
Miss "Isobel `'Pox ' of "'Whitechurch
spent'thelholiday' at th4• Phillips home
Mrs. J. J. and•Mr. Walter -,Washing-
ton motored ' to” London " on Tuesday
this weell
QPJ�1tJCbt?: Dr,• Wbltelt, . aGSi
Mit) of the Gp0soiah ;Tratting and
T'acin'g ?association,''«addresse it
'tbe'e
eounul, Meeting,'statingt)rat vhe?•thntbgdy submit! U
s by-
law"onthe grandstand proposition the
Association will hand over Its c)iequc .
fel, 81'000 and will make an dared
Inert to pay over to the town half of :.
the grandstand receipts and in',case
of an espeeially good day,, something
ore
ommucreipstaaccuovam
fore erepossin a street
r i i.:cway
Highway
Safety - Co .,'strAittee'
The IION. GEO. S. HENRY, Chairman.
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UNIQUE THRILLING
ENTERTAINING
INFORMING'
AMUSING
DRAMATIC DIALOGUE DEBATE
Participipants:—H. Ruthven McDonald, John Buchanan,
Ben H.' Spence
Tows fall, Clinton
Thursday, June 7
at 8 p.m.
SUBJECT:-
:66Li llor Co :1i tror'
Solos by H. Ruthven McDonald -
WHAT PEOPLE IN OTHER PLACES SAY ABOUT IT
ORILLIA—"The very novelty of it made people listen." .
OSHAW!A—"It gets across to the public in an interesting and
gripping way."
e MIDLAIgD--"The debate is truly splendid. Any visit of a similar
nature would be assured of a packed auditorium."
BELLEVILLE—"The whole debate is admirable' in conception and
it was exceedingly well rendered. I do not think I ever listened to a
more instructive and impressive temperance lesson."
MIDLAND—"It was certainly unique, interesting and educative.
The facts and arguments presented dealt with the very identical
points that are uppermost in the public mind just now."
PETERBORO—"As a happy combination of entertainment and
instruction, logic and humour, fascinating interest and striking con-
clusions, it excels anything yet presented along the line of education
in the interests of the prohibition movement." •
BARRIE—"It was a hug success in that it was an unique presen-
tation of the whole prohibition question. Gripped and held the rapt
attention of the big' audience (completely filling the Opera House)
from the first moment to the last by close argument, fact and whole-
some fun."
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EXTRA PANTS FREE
Meet the representative of Canada's Largest
Tailoring Organization, Mr. King, on Monday, June
4th;
During his stay here we are offering- an extra
pair of pants absolutely free of charge with every
suit sold, Simply bring advertisingtest' certificate
illustrated above, - -
• Choose a suit from' 400 different patterns and•
direct from British Isles. All that is new for the
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