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To miss the New Wall ]?opera
we Ave aliowing this spring is lo
miss the best we have ever
chew
Though we have sold Wall
Paper for years, these, :new
spring (foods are by all odds the
best,
A. Td Oooper
Telegraph and Ticket Agent.
Clinton, Ontario
HOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
PRAY $th TO OCTOBER 39th
Seery
TUESDAY
"ALL RAIL" - also,by
THURSDAY'S STEAMER
;' Great Lakes Routes".
(Swoon Nevkateon)
Your Future Is In the, West
The fertile prairies kava put Wsabm
Canada on the num. There as WE
thnuautda of sora arty for the man
$1
who 'mantas home aria eretpatite. Tsks
advantage of Low Rabe end bevel vie •
Canadian Paine
, W. B. HOWARD,
District Passenger Agent,
Toronto
• . W. JACKSON, AGENT
CLINTON
Clinton NeWsNlteclard
.lune. 7th, (917
A very largo )nlltlbor assembled at
the Darn ceilceet given by tile Mucin'-
hors of hlboneeer ('hurelt at bA 1orao
01 illy. W, jJ, Lot) 011 l''rl•ia4y, (wee
.Uig . last, The eat eeelemeu4 had
' t e eu o' he
e au o fen t! v f at f t
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been t, g
1
24411 bet, unlike maayt a postponed
affair, its success was het effected at
all, ,
Tho crowds began to gatherearly
and .kept owning until every avail-
able space almost was filled,., with
rigs and antes, One ,nun routa,4 ee
that oft leaving bo had counter, no
less than thirty autos along the lane.
The spacious bare was brilliantly
lighted and decorated with flags and
bruiting,. evergreens find 'lowers and
Presented a gay turd cosy appear -
fume,
A very pleasing program was give
cit in two, parte, refreshments -being
served iii the interval. Amongst
titoso who took pare inthe program
were ; Miss Lulu Lobb, who sang a
solo ; Mrs. A. Sinclair 5151 Mr.
Freak Lobb, who rendered a duet';
Misses Daisy Necliger and Miss Ella
Rutledge, who each gave a recita-
tion ; Mrs. Bert •Lobb and Miss ',fella
Lobb, sang a cruet, and the ]Misses
Lobb rendered a motioal song. Be-
sides which there was a 'dialogue,
three mens' choruses and several
selections from the orehestra of Wes-
ley church, Clinton, and some gramoe
phone selections. Rev. A. Sinclair
occupied the chair. All present scene
ed to have a von' enjoyable bine
and the proceeds amounted to $114.
'rhe Young Ladies' Patriotic So-
ciety will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon et the Home of Miss Daisy
Middleton.
The girls of St, James' congrega-
tion presented Miss Hattie Middle-
ton, who 3tcsterday, became the wife
of Mr. Geo. Stewart of Goderich,
with 'a lovely= set of illumrinum ware:
School report for S. S. No, 10 for
the month of May :' .
Sr,
4th—Edivard Hutchings 65 per-
cent.
Jr. 4th Viola Hutchings 76.
Sr, 3rd—Bert North 51, Stewart
Middleton 42.
Jr. 3rd—Mary Stewart 50, Edward
Lindsay 143.
Sr. 2nd—Charles Groves 55, Shir-
ley Beacom '54, George Groves 40,
Jr, 2nd—Randle Cole, William'
Hutchings, Marion Lindsay, Lewis
Ellwood.
1st Class—Flossie Lindsay, Marion
Middleton, Joan Groves, Kenneth
Whitmore.
Sr. Primer—Reta Beacom, Edith
itliddleton, .Dorothy Rathweli, Muiiel
Rathweil,
Jr, Primer—Alex. Austin, Jessie
Austin, Elmer Lindsay.
Number on roll 24. ,Average atten-
dance 22.
—M. Culbert, Teacher.
Dry Goods
and
House
Furnishing
Conch & Co.
PRONE 78.
Millinery
and
Ready 40-
Weta r
Garments
ASweeping Clearance
of Ladies anr
Misses Suits
Marked at a figure which is'
less than their cost of produc-
tion, every suit is stnart and
there Is diversity of style as
well. There are Norfolk coats,
straight line olfecte, others
smartly made with a few pleats
awl many buttons, some gather-
ed nicely., under belts. Colors are
navy and black, Sizes 16, 18, 30,
88, 40,42, Only '12 suite left to
clear,
$35.00 suits for 420.50
$30.00 suits for $22400
$25.00 suits for 418,75
$20.00 suits for $13,75
A noteworthy bargain for
early comers Saturday,
Millinery $3.49
We are putting on sale Sat- smartly trimmed.
urday 1 dozen ladies colored to $0.50, lot quick
hats, all new , this season, clearance „
Raincoats $4.99 •
Three dozen raincoats to
hand this week, All size
es, They would be good
Values up
$3.49
value at :$8.40. While
they last 4.99
Coderich.
ISIr. Joint T. Dieksoil of Trirotito
and bis son; Lteut, John Dickson,
calla 10 attached to an artillery unit
at Kings4oll, yjsitod fricnils' here
recently,.
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visited her aunt, Shea Washington of
town, last .week,
Miss Jean Nairri has returned from
Toroitto' and, will spend the summer
hero:
147', Henry 'Humber' of Rod Doer,
Alta., io 'here visiting bis brother,
Mr, 0, II, .Humber,
Miss Ida. Hodgson of Torontohas
been a guest at the home of her
undo, Mr, • W. 11, Robertson,
Mrs. J. JL Colborne and Mrs, 5,
Miele attended the W 111:,5. cottveu-
tiolt, the London branch ulcering, at
'Pett olio,
1Vfi lIarold Aitkin of Toronto
spent 5 few days in town recently.
Miss Laura Bates of Toronto is
spending to vacation at her Renis
bore.
Miss Metra Clark, nurse -in -training
fie a 'Toronto hospital, has been
spending a vacation at her homein
town.
• Pelee K. or ersall • g
K. 5 n daughter rust qF the
late Richard Somorsall was united
in marriage on Wednesday of last
week to Mr. Thomas Bowler,
Seafor#h.
Last Week Mr, Frank Moore 'and
bride, formerly Miss Hannah' Duggan,
and. daughter of Mr. Wnt, Duggan of
town, were guests at the Monte of
Mrs, Moore's father.
Mrs, II. Laidlaw has returned from
a visit in Detroit,
Mrs. L. Kruse returned to bor
home in Galt last week after a
visit at tate home- of het parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sclater,
Mr. E. Farquharson has been here
on a visit before leaving for Camp
Borden, •
Mrs. A, Chisholm of Winnipeg has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs,. A. Scott
of Goderich street.
Mr, J. K, MeNab of Dungannon and
Mrs. McNab of Owen Sound were
here attending the funeral of the
late John McNab,
Mr, J. T. Fell, who has disposed
of his photograph business to Mr,
Buck of Mitchell and has decided to
go to Goderieh, has been visiting in
Sarnia before taking ,up his new bus-
iness.
The streets leading up to Main
street were treated to a coat of oil
last week, '
Lieut. D. S. Scott, Who went ovt-
erseas with the Hurons and w!io was
wounded and •invalided bottle, under-
went a successful operation at the
military hospital at London last
week and is said to be making sat-
isfactory progress,
Miss Harriet Wilson, eldest daugh-
ter of Col. and Mrs. Wilson, who
has been nursing in New York City,
has been notified of au appointment
in the American Women's FIoppital
at Paynton, England, and loaves
shortly for` overseas'
Mr. and. Mrs. Steet of Saginaw,
Mich., have been here visiting the
former's mother in Eg,mondville.
Miss Mayme Sproat is spending a
fortnight with Toronto friends.
Sub, Lieut. J, Frank, Docherty,son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Docherty 'o!
Egnaondville, who is serving in the
capacity of Junior Medical doctor in
the Royal Naval•Hospital at Hasler,
England, had the honor of being
presented to Queen Mal:yi and Prin-
cess Mary at the opening of the
Voluntary Aid Detachment Building
which was presented to the British
people by Canadian women.
Bluth
Mr. and Mrs. Young of Parry Sound
were guests at the home of the Tat-
ter's brother, Mr. H. A, Thomas,
last week,
Capt. R. R. Sloan and Mrs. Sloan
returned last week from overseas.
Capt. Sloan is hack on a three
months' leave to recuperate his
Health.
QUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
441' l i t , KINGSTON
ONTARIO
t ` ARTS
MZDiCINE EDUCATION
APPLIED SCIENCE
Mining, Chemical, Civil, Meotanicai and
Alectrical Engineering.
HOME STUDY
Arts Course by correspondence. Degree
with one year's attendance.
Summer School Navigation School
July and August December to April
15 GEO. Y. CHOWN, Registrar
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ATTRACTIVE. TRIPS
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ALGONQUIN PARK
IVIAGANETAAVO RIVER
LAKE Ole RAYS
KARWAR'1`IIA LAKES
GEORGIAN BAY
flouter Trip Tourist Tickets Note on
Sale from Stations in Ontario
at Very Low Rates, With
Liberal Stop overs,
GET YOUR TICKETS IN
ADVANCE,
:Berth reservations and frill infor-
tuation at all Grand 'Trunk Ticket
Offices, or write C. 10, Horning, his-
trtet Passenger Agent, G, T, Ily.
Syistetn, Toronto. 'Ont.
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New Books in
Public Librard
'l'he miming not of now WIN'
IMO hetet received by the Clinton
Public Library; and are Bowl upon
the shelves„— SA •
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TITLEA 11'T1301Z
I! videnee of the Case, Beek
Battle of the Somme Gib'bs
Soul of War G•ilbs
Aftermath of Battle Tola'ttd
Roadside glimpses of the War
Sweetser
Retreat From IYTons, Corbett -Smith
My Fourteen Months at the War
Robinsen
Leaves Srorn a 'yield 'Note 130010,
Rforgan
Coatenrp'tiblo•
tOasttslty„
Letters From a •b'ield Hospital
Deemer
A Student in Arms Hankey
Billy's fetters from France,
A Suntfy Subaltern
British, Campaign in Franco and
Flanders Doyle
A Visit to Three Fronts, Doyle
Their Spirit, Grant
Brita'in's Case Against Germany,
'
Battcryt Flashes, "WaggI1eftrfir"
Elotimtrts of the Groat War, ' Belloo
Road to Liege, Soinvillo
'Me Year at the Great War, Palmer
At the War, Northcliffe
Across France in War Time, Wray
The New Europe, Toynbee
England's Effort, , Ward
Sea Warfare, IS ipliaig
Kitchener's Mob, Hall.
MISCE7ANEOUS,
Last Voyage of the Radek, Hale.
Mounted Police 1n Canada, , Deane
Life of the Caterpillar, Fabre
Cathedrals of Great Britain,
Ditchfield
Pro Patric, Halliway
Patriotism and the Fellowship of
Nations, Stawell
In Times Like 'These, McClung
Grand Adventure, - Law,
Aeroplanes, Talbot
Submarines, Talbot
Foundation and Growth of British
Empire, Williamson
Defense and Foreign Affairs, Lash
Watchman ta;ncl other Poems,
Montgomery
Problem of the Commonwealth,
Ourtis
How We Pay Each Other, Wood
Dairy Farming, Eckies
History of Music, Stanworth
Insurrection in Dublin, Stevens
Ordeal by Battle, Oliver
Ex -Soldier by Himself, Clifford
What Jesus Christ Thought of
Plimsoll, Stokes
I Sometimes Think, Paget
Adventures in Contentment, Grayson
Adventures in, Friendship, 'Grayson
Under the Apple Trees, Burroughs
Pillars of Society, , Gardiner
Seven Wonders or the World, Banks
FICTION.
1VIr. Britling Sees it Through, Wells
Worn Doorstep„ , Sherwood
Lydia of the Pines, Wiltsie
Riders of t'hhel'Purple Sage, Grey
Within the Law, - Veiller
Looking After Sandy,
Night -Born,
Burning Daylight,
Master Mind,
Master Mind,
Mr. Bingle, Me0utchoon
Ranch of the Wolverine, Bower
Once Upon a Time, Davis
Red Cross Girl, Davis
Tempting of Tavernake, Oppenheim
The Lighted Ways, Oppenheim
Four Millions, Henry
Cabbages and Kings, Henry
Rise of Roscoe Paine, Lincoln
Mary 'Gusta, Lincoln
Desired Woman Harben
Second Violin, Richmond
Rocks of Valpre, Delp
Lady and the Pirate, Hough
Flaming Sword, Cribbs
John o' Jamestown, Mester
Hon.' Senator Sage Brush, Lynde
City :Of Numbered Days Lynde
Hoosier Chronicle, Nicholson
Way of Ambition, Hichens
"Unto Caesar," C,trzy
Maggie Pepper, - 1f11ein
Last Shot, Palmer
Old Blood, Palmer
Peter Ruff, Oppenheim
Cleek of Sootland Yard,. Hanshaw
That Affair Next Door, Green
Polly of the Circus, , i Mayo
Armchair at the Inns Smith
Olga Barden, 2�utnonier
Seventeen, Tarkington
Penrod and Sana, Tarkington
Wide Courses, Connolly
Mr, Ingleside, , Lucas
Enoch Crane,, Smith.
Casuals of the Sea, MOFee
41 , Bindle, Jenkins
World for Sale, Parker
Wonderful Year, Locke
When a Man's a Man, Wright
Captain Gid, Goulch
Rod of the Lone Patrol, Cody
Action Front, Cable
First Hundred Thousand, Hay
Master. Shnon's Garden, Meigs
Cam Clarke, Walsh
Wife of Sir Isaac Harman, Wells
Passionate Friends, Wells
Pretender, Service
JUVENILI7,
l3edtime Stories, t Burgess
,.Inst David, Stratton -Porter
Lfmpy, Johnson
Prudence of the Parsonage, Hueston
Prudence Says So, , Hueston
Georgina of the Rainbows, Johnston
Lucille, Duffield
Mildew Manse, ' 14Iautates
Bobby of the Labrador, Wallace
Pitcher Pollock Matthewson
Gaucher Craig, Matthewson
Secret Trails, Roberts
Outdoor Girls .Series, , hope
Greco Harlowe series, - Flower
Dorothy Dale series, t Penrose
War Sarins, Kay
BAllies seeDaker
Story
oy of Marcrio,s, Porte
14topsa, Ingerlow
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Rr°utcefield.
Miss Emily Connell of Goderich
spent a few days last week as the
guest of Miss Wienie XDialt,
Turnbull
• London
London
Dana
Gibbs
Scab Control
(J3y Prof, L. feaosar, Provjaelel ldn-
tomologist, Uuel'ph)
Suocoasful control of apple scab
under- all kinds of weather conditions
reettli'es the .each grower be coa-
s a l to
t fit y studying all ho eau about the
disease, so that Ito ` may be able
from' the knowledge gained to so
time and apply bis spraying teat 'he
will.; be able to keen his feu* clean,
May make oneremark in passtng,
I do not believe that 'apple growers
ai:e using the intelligeuce in' regard
to spraying and le regard to im-
proving certain lines:oe their work
drat they should, You aro getting
lath a rue, and not ' thinking over
spltte el the essentials, sufficiently,
There are atnumber, of splendid de-
monstratiotf orchards In. this Prove'
ince-and I ata not including my own;
et is more for experiment imposes—
where splendid results are being , at-
tained, and there are a great num-
ber of fruit growers wlio never
near these orchards to sec these re -
stilts and find out the methods used.
Wherever there is a good sprayer,
whys not' go and sec how that man
docs .it 9
Sometimes,happened i
as to
pP n several
districts this past year, and also a
few years ago in Norfolk County, the
period elapsing between the spray
just before the bloom, and the one
just after the bloom falls, is a .long
one, anti so wet that the mixture
becomes washed off and cannot , pro -
teed; the part of the flower that later
forms the. fruit. In such case, it will
be absolutely necessary to give an
intermediate spray, say ten or
twelve days after the one just before
bloom. In this application the poison
should be omitted and the, dime -sul-
phur used at the strength of ono
gallon commercial to thirty or thir-
ty-three gallons water.
Sometimes all of June -is wet. In
that case, there should be an appli-
cation .about two weeks atter the
codling moth spray; Use lime-sul-
pfiur one gallon to Sorry gallons
water. Poison may be omitted.
If an autumn spray is given to
ward off late attacks of scab and
sooty fungus, it should, be not later
than August 15th, otherwise the
fruit would be stained at picking
time. Use lime -sulphur alone, one
gallon to forty gallons water.
The failure of .growers to control
scab this 'past year may be traced to
the following causes :
1. Wet weather made the ground
so soft in spring that many had to
omit either the spray before bloom
or the one after bloom, Tlfe omis-
sion of either meant scabby fruit.
Spraying in dry? weather was use-
Iess.
2. litany men did not try to spray
promptly at the tithes indicated in
tie spray calendar. If they had
known the life history of the scab
disease they would have known that
this would mean failure in a wet
spring. I wish every man would
tacit one of the new spray calendars
up in his fruit shed, and think it ov-
er. I have varied it a little this
year, and have added some things
so that it will make cleater certain
points. For a general reference that
it the best thing eve can give you.
3. More than half, probably three-
fourths of the apple growers do not
spray nearly heavily enough. It tat— the interval then was too long and
es time and more material to wet a the rains too frequent and heavy.
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When inslallod accord �� to Viaa n° .s tui.
niched. by us., the Sunshi#le 12urnace-
w;ill heat $.our home conlfortablyi
healthfully and economically. Ask
our local dealer to tell you how it's
• dorm; or write for free booklet.
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YOU WILL ENJOY
A spin to the lake.
A trip to the country.
A ride to the woods.
Answer The Call of "The Great Outdoors." •
RIDE A HYSLOP
Strong, Speedy. Safe. Beautiful Appearance.
Manufactured by HYSLOP BROTHERS, Limited, Terstati4
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set at right angle, good those and a
tree thoroughly, but it more than
repays for all expense. It is the on-
ly kind of spraying that will give
nosey perfect results. Good nozzles,
good working machine are necessary
for good spraying. A large, well -
pruned tree of thfrtyflve years of
age that had much bloom on it, can-
not be well sprayed' with less than
ten gallons of liquid,
4. In some districts, sucli as
Prince Edward County, an intermed-
iate spray, without any poison, be-
tween the opening and falling of the
blossoms, was necessary on mos%
varieties to give clean fruit, 'because
Zurich
Dr. At. J. McKinnon was in Toron-
to for a tew days last wieek.
Mr, 'Julius Thiel has gone to Kit-
chener to take a position.
Mr. Louis Weber of Detroit was
home for a;day or two recently.
The Lutheran church has been wir-
ed for hydro and the lights are being
installed, This will prove a great
advantage.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 'A. Bissett and
son, Mr, Robert Bissett and Miss
Flora Bess of Saltford motored down
and visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Hess,
Sr., recently.
Miss Laura Musser of Dashwood
has been visiting relatives here.
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LFT, think of the time the Ford saves a busy farmer in hauling
at,� ," L milk to 'the cheese factory—vegetables, butter ,eggs and
poultry to market—fruit to the railway station, One fruit grower,
last season, made four trips a day to the railway station, a total of
144 miles and carried as high as 72 crates of 11 quarts each on a trip. He
couldn't have made more than one 36 mile trip a day with a team.
The Ford soon pays for itself in the time it saves the farmer. With help
so scarce, every farmer needs to make use of every precious minute of his time,
To him the Ford car is a real necessity. Indeed, some farmers tell us that it is
doubtful if they could carry on their farm work under present labor conditions
if it wasn't for'tlhe time the Fora saves them.
No farmer need be without a ?ord. In fact, the average farmer could
.afford one if it were double the price. It is as easy to drive as a horse, three
times as fast, and costs less per mild to run. Why not order one today?
TOURING _ _ at 495a r RUNABOUT •.-• -- $475
F.
O. B. FORD, ONTARIO
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Phone 183
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DEALER
Clinton. Ont,
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