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no retool, of Sir Wiilriii Leerier
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to loin Sir Rabeit ll a n
caalitiau, win -the -war goveinniittr
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prise to • pn onA, tliaugla alio propaS-
its of th Premier were Most on
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trolls and should have War -accepted
iy the opposition, lender had lie
teen in hearty seesPathy Witll. the
;rent object now before the country
that- of winning, the teat, Ii Wil
rid, However, line not elven the
vholesoizled support to a the govetz7•i
tont which might leave beset aspect-
d at .any thee sines be hA futilel
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f the war, Ito and lies followers
tavo criticized the governmtit, oil the
lett hand and on the, left. bet have
ailed t4 Put forward any, policy,
and when tela opportunity, is QIICred
be refuses, on account of eansarip-
ion, to oii1r- a Coalition wreath-
cent,
So be it. If Sir Robert cannot
ave the,assistance •of the Liberal
or leaching menof the petty=tuber
e will have to carry on the great
ask ahead of him without thorn,
He will have the support of the
reat majority of the rank and filo
f the English-speaking aking Liberals and
iso of the leading Liberal nowspa l?
rs or Ontario and 7tlle Western prov-
ices.
The. morning after the announce-
tent that, Sir Wilfrid had definitely
politica to' enter into a coalition
he Globe came out with a leading
Mortal 'which for sheer peevishness
ould liardly be surpassed, This of
Ruse was to. be expected. Its idol
shown feet of clay send it had to
nit its disappointment oh someone,
) ,why' not on its ancient enemy,
IT Robert's Though it would have
sen more sensible to have scolded
fr Wilfrid. ,Since that, however,
he foremost Liberal organ has
come to" a bit and is giving its
npport, though a somewhat grade-.
ng support, to the Premier's policy.
he Daily Star,' also a strong Liber-
1 organ, while not according to Sir
obert 'any more 'credit than it can
ap, comes out strongly in favor of
e compulsory measure- and promis-
• support. Of course ! The Star
oui.d hardly. do less. It has been
ailing for conscription and for. a
oaiition, But the '. absolute failure
Sir Wilfrid to measure up to the
atesmanship tubicle his admirers
ave always claimed tor•• .him must .
' a bitter disappointment to many,
However, the matter before the
ountry is not a party matter. ItPhone
bigger and greater than any
arty, Let 'the Liberal party split
ver it if it will let the Conserve-
ve cabinet be denuded of some of
1 members, if it must, the most
atriotic men of Canada of both
�latliticai parties- will • rally behind
he Premier as he heads a cabinet,
it a coalition or a party cabinet,
of together for the purpose of do-
g all that Canada can do to bring
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It was with sincere iegrat that it
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leas learned oil Monday Moreine„ of
a hist week' that M. James •„lexr'
had died. during •the i night. furs,
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NTalg,u et Jaue Webetcr, wee bond in
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Norval in the year 1817, 4t i4 Moved
Willi. her Parents to Ashfield ' tt ltdu
nine ears, at , e, Jn 18.71
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married to her lata husband and
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moved. do the farm an the Parr Line
where she spent all the remainder of
lien life, Her husband p>edeeeasod
yearsg g
her Pout ego, also a day htee,
Mrs, George Coleman who died Af-!
Coen years age, Ilex 1Tttle grand-
daughter, Mabel- Coleman; having
since lived with her and:who now
mourns the loss of Ono who was
in life to her. The deceased was a
kind and aiTectfonete mother and a
and uc1 t1bOr. odic that will
6 g be
gentlemissed by a large circle of
neighbors and friends but particular-
lye •ih own hamo, tvliere she had
a kind herase and smile for ever tone:
y
In religion she was a consistent
el the Presbytezian church
and was a devout Christian woman.
The ciecea.sed lead been in failingiF
health for the past year and, eon
tracted pneumonia about four weeks
ago, leer weak constitution was un -and
able to withstand the ravages of the
iter �etvarnd she d She was surrouudody to by
her faintly when the end mune. She.
is survived by three sons : John,-
'Webster and Harvey, all of the Parr
Line, I4arvey living on tlto old
homestead with his mother, and
three daughters, Mrs, Jelin Mc-
Naughton of Tuckersmitle Mrs,
Frank Coleman, of Parr Line. and
Mrs, Ben Keys of. the Babylpn Line,
Besides there are four brothers i
Messrs. Thos., Robert, Daniel and
Richard Webster, and two sisters :
Mrs. David Anderson and Miss Liz-
zee Webster, all of Ashfield; The fun-
ea'al on. Tuesday aftetttoon to Bay-
field cemetery -was very largely ate
ended the services at house and
graveside being conducted by Rev,
Mr. Johnston of 'Varna. The pall-
bearers were six nephews of theLAND,
deceased: Thos, Anderson; Robert
Webster, James Webster, Albert Al.
ton, James Alton and Robert Web-
seer, Among those who attended the
funeral from a distance were : Mr.
and Mrs, Daniel Webster, Mr. and
Mrs, •Richard Webster, Misses Hazel
, an'd Frances Webster of Lucknow,
Miss Mary Alton, Mr, Albert Altpn„
Mr. James Alton and Mr, Herbert
Alton of Belfast, bei:. Thos: Ander-
son of Mafekin , Mr. Daniel Alton of
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Lanes, Mr. Fred. Anderson, Mrs.
Robert Webster of Zion, and Mr.
Will Gardiher .and Mr. and Mrs.
Roboxt Webster and Mr. and Mrs'.p
James Webster •of Kinloss, and . Mr,
elle Mrs,- Johtt Turner and daughter
Jean of Seaforth.
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311 bey is now Impel:Mes
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were visitoFs Owen ', Qtlitd 3A4
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and Mrs. Cr, M. Ghanlbers wean to
Lendan last week, the formed attend=
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mo the ilteetings of couloreiieA, They
motored do vn,
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Mrs, Margaret Spafford aunaunees'
the C }1 eglant of her daughter,
Susan May, in Mr. Rolland Edgar
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Taylor of. iaaud•ou, the marriage . to
take place this Moaitli.
iNBee Nettie, dell of Beek ,Springs,
Wyoming, Wis., leas. been here on aADC
visit to her Aunt,
, Mrs. lieu Taylor,
Mrs. 1).'I), Crittenden and.•MI"ss
Dorothy returned rescuer .from a
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visit -with C hath am friends.
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•PA i1M ,FOR, SALI>a. 200 AdRi+",,
Lots 28 And 20 ...o the Gth eon.
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Melon of Il inset; ' to be sold
separately ar together, Two learns,
oua 8GxG0, the other 80x60, stella
stable under the lar er learn, I fame
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house 18x28 with kitchen 18x28
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well at dame. On.the other
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farm is a brick house 20x82, kit-
ellen 18x2'0 frame stable driven
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shed. ljaoro of orchard on each
farm.. Will rent if not sold, For1$
Particulars appiyeto Thos, Archer,
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to his' poritien ill Tozonto . after a
visit at his home horn and . wfi,h,
friends •in Woodetocic•
FOR RENT. ---COTTAGE ON RIGH
street. -Apply to James Scott, the
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excellent repair, good eellar,"'town
soft water, large verandah ;?
and fruit trees; Possession
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Without Knife, Danger or Pain,
TENDERS WANTED
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EMPLOYMENT TO 'Al
old-fashioned gallinga, sapping trusses and
-Sealed tenders
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o 6he wonoed rmetvon lone foaeadanad un
marked "Tenders for Drainage
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FEW MORE KNIT-,
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a eoialisewho has devoted ears to this one
esudy- rhomurvelous new eget gyil U9'
a d lnTho retontous rest and eeourity where
Sestor have fauod, o revs to an irritation,
eoouras itv ieu ed, a d olr self`s crus esna`te
00a sxsilnatue0,oiosetie D inginthesli a
est time known without an operation and at
eaeen%astSl reatImom lloa mmmNo %a en
woe or toss of time, but'June natural retentive
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Work," will be received by the
undersigned until Thursday, June
28th, 1917, at 2 p.m for the
drainage work of the Kinburn
Swamp Drain and River Improve-
meat, in the Township of Mullett,
County of Huron: Plans and ape-
eifications may. be seen at , the
r149rth
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TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE, •
Clinton Knitting Co.C
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Label Means ?
De any,c(g ethO, leti:1,e'l io
Taar011cselfphysically atfor your onsd work,
TesroacouponflQnow, sdelnOpnad�"
clerk's office, Londesboro, or at
the office of JOHN ROGER, O,L•
S., MitcheIl, Ont,
FLOUR
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Give the Hen a Chance
It is your assurance of
betg.j.S a,eeP4gliola iawtaonvan ren wai:
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An accepted
cheque for 15 per cent, of the am -
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to
perfect• satisfaction in all
your concrete work, In
tion of samples. sok etnotel • se Poreux,
111 room, 11'otedates.
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Clinton, Normandie Hotel'
Saturday(all dayand night)
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1 day only, June 23rd.
ount of tender to accompany each
tender, Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted, -JOHN PING-
Clerk of Mullett Londes-
bora, Ont. -92
When bating Flour ask veer dealer ------ -
foe North Star, Maple Leaf or Snow .
. Flake Brands. Do not let your dealer Increase Production
sell you any other brands till you try
o it the above • ---
ONCE USED -ALWAYS USED Breed, Feed and Weed
slat on getting Canada
Cement.
If you aro doing any
building) repairing
g or in •
wood remember we have
what' luau want, •including j
Goderich, Bedford Hotel
- June 25th and 26th
IF YOU HAVE
VE ANYTHING TO
Sell -It will pap you to advertise
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A Sh are of the Pul:lit 0 o ° o Now that the o o,
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dressed flooring, and sed-
t tag, McNair shingles, B, I,
0. Fir and Cedar products
same in The News -Record. The
o breeding season is o
Patronage Solicited
and Canada fibre board.
FOR SALE MATCHED. TEAIYI,
cost is small, the results large,
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o over is the time o
o to sell the roost- o,
• Do not , delay in placing
order with us for
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heavy carriage horses (roan), extra
good roadsters, sound and. true,
will sell reasonable for quick sale
as we aro replacing them with plot--
or truck. -Hall & Co., Constance.
McCORMIG'K AGENCY. -I HAVE
taken over the agency for the. Mc
Cormick Implements and moved it
to my,at
place of business the car-
o ers and' thus make o
John Schoenhals o ° o o a saving in feed., 0 0,
8.1000 Broilers Wanted and
Clintons Ont.
300 Ducklings per week
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pour
your supply of coal. De :
livery will again be made
to Bayfield at $1.•00 per i'
ton, to Varna and Kipped 'I
50e per ton, and to our
R. R. No. 2, Seaforth,MTh -03-4
ridge and repair shop, Huron
will
street, where I will kelp on hand
o o o o also a largo o e,
Watch
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otown customers at !'
per ton. This scathe-
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -In
Varna, south side of Bayfield road,
- a full line of repairs,
twine, etc, An order from you
will receive prompt attention,-
' o title of fat liens at o
Sale sat
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FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY o Call us up for •o,
° prices before o.
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covers the expense this
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have your business. h
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west of hotel. Good sized lot with
frame cottage, veneered with sheet
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you
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John B. Mustard
metal, containing parlor, dining
room, kitchen, and bed room, down
stairs,; two bed rooms up stairs;
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED. RE -e,
paired and Pressed and at the
pkv nhyp e „ ,--
?• terra * GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
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BRUCEFIELD
the successful termination e
eatGOt war Of the' eget
Phe Militaryg
Service Act, 1917,e
ought down by Sir Robert Borden
Monday, is a clear-cut, definite
t ;and removes entirely fromElliott,
y polis
influence the enforcement of com-
military service. Why should
e idea of compulsory military ser-
be obnoxious to a free, demo -
alio people ? There is no reason
es it should. It is the duty of the
sicali fit male members' of the
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to defendjthat state against
1 foes, Why, then, should that
ty of defence be left to • the hap-
seed method of voluntary service ?
form of compulsory'service Is
e only fair, democratic way, Nine-
nine percent of those who oppose
mpuisory service are also opposed
voluntary. method. They only
it because they. 'do net intend
enlist or to encourage others to
so.
Germany should be victorious in
war, which God feeble, we
°uld•have compulsory military, ser-
not only as,a war measure, buty
a peace measure as well.g
Lavergne says that it is
enough. for Canadians to light
en the Germans laird upon our
n shores, Only the Brutish navy
s prevented that happening long
this, Belgium and France ' are
ampler of what happens' to a de-
celees.state when an unscrupulous
armed to the teeth, descends up-
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Marriages
RADFOR.D=COMER-At the manse,
Londesboro, on June 12th, byQ
Rev. J. G. Reid, Jean, daughter
of Mrs. John Govier, to Joint
Radford, both of Mullett town-
ship,
Births
McLEAN-In Seaforth, • on June 5tb,
to M. and Mrs. Keith lY[cLean, a
daughter. a
CARROLL-In Goderich, of Mays
31st, to.Mr, and Mrs. George
Carroll, a son.
CURRIE-In Wingham, on June 5th,
to Mr, ,and Mrs, R. A. Gerrie, a
daughter.
• Deaths
COOPER -In Stanleys township, on
Juice 7th, Job Cooper,. aged 65
years,
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JACKSON -In Clinton, .on June Stitt,
Charlotte E. Burnett wife of
Mr. Isaac Jackson,aged 72 .years.
HAWI{INS-In Ashfield township, an
June hat,• Sarah Bogie, wife of
Wm. G. Hawkins, aged 5e years,
CkIESN_EY-In Tuekersmitlf, on June
6th, William Chesney, aged 60
years.
BISSET-In f Goderich, on Jute 3rd,
Elizabeth' Frances Black, wife of
Alt. George Bisset,
also cistern well and stone cellar
12x20. Splendid home for couple
wishing to retire from farm. Im-
mediate possession. Apply Morton
Bayfield Road, Varna P.O.
shortest possible rifltice: Bots Lad-
fes' and Gentlemen's clothes. Ws
guarantee to do good work, I am
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prepared to French DryClean Ladies
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Phone 190. CLINTON
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Cream Wanted
Highest
B Prion paid for ereanra
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Suits, Gent's Suits and all- kinds
of woolen clothing including Sweat-
era, etc. All orders promptly at'"
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THE CORNER STORE
which will be taken in ever
WEDNESDAY m o r n i n
and weighed, tested and paid fon
WANTED FOR S. S.
No. 4, Goderich township, second
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
jewelery Store, --Wm. J.'Jago. -5d
`=s is your Limo to buy
°.♦ a good , reliable Live and Let Live
watch and save money. For
while you wait.
Also all kinds of lite Cowl wile- I
'Ude
ted.• Fowl received Wedneaday5 '.
duties to com-
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morning each week.
class professional,
mance Sept. 3rd, Apply statin g
salary and qualifications to Haxxp
J. Thompson, Secretary,Road,
1 on, R.R.R.R, No.
2, Clinton, . -03
FARM FOR SALE, - 100 -ACRE
farm for sale, 2} miles north of
Clinton on the Gravel Hul-
lett township. On the premises are
two weeks only I will put - -
on sale every watch in the store .at
greatly, reduced prices. As nip stook Soldiers Comforts1'�
is largo end includes everything from
an Ingersoll to the highest gradeRE you puzzled as to what
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T. 1 . MASON,
GeneralMMerchant
SUMMERIiILL.�
a bank barn 50x60 with stone stab-
Waltham -stop watches, alarm wet- send the boys at the front ?
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PIGS FOR SALE. -A NUMBER Ob'roomed
Yorkshire pigs 5 weeks old, -Apply
to Wm. Bedour, Goderich township,
Pnone 12 :on 143, 03-1
ling underneath and 1t• storey; 8-
frame house with good cel-
lar. Rural telephone. 5 acres hard
Rood bush ; first plass soil. This
farm is convenient to schools and
churches ; will be sold on easy
elms, etc, -you will be curtain to suggest :
find just what you want. Nave is Reindeer coffee
your opportunity to buys. a good Reindeer cocoa
watch and save dollars. G, Washington coffee
• p H 0 N 0 L A S Chocolate
Having taken over the: agency Cowan's milk chocolate
Leave Your Order Early
f or
Eavetroughing,
Heating or Plumbing
FOR SALE, -SET SINGLE MAR-
nese, nearly new, Enquire at The
News Record Ounce. -03
terms ; possession to suit purchas-
er, For particulars apply to -John
Re Holds, 130 Nelson St., Strat-
ford, Ont. _e2,
for thetPhonola, the esand cheap- Chocolate in cakes
est all. Canadian machines on the Nut bars
of buying Bovril
market, those thinkingthis
Weald do well to call and hear the Ore cubes
Plionola before purchasing elsewhere.
p g Cream cheese
a
you' re going to have done
year
PRICES ARE
PASTURE !house
PASTURE FOR 10 HEAD
FOR SEASON, NO IiORS-
ES, APPLY TO
IVI , G • R A N' S F O R D
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HOUSE FOR SALE -GOOD FRAME
with stone cellar, 5 bed-
rooms, one downstairs', double par-
ler, dining room, kitchen, pantry,
woodshed, Hard and soft 'water,
Good garden, double • lot, fruit
trees and small fruits, stable and
henhouse,- Apply on premises, west
Needles and records always on hand. Canned fish and moats
Call or write for further information. Pork and beans
I shall 'esteem the privilege of giving Chewing gutn.'
you a tree demonstration.
Spectacles of all kinds always on SPECIALS:.
hand. Eyes tested free', and satisfac- Pineapples
tion guaranteed, Oranges
y Lemons
Johnsons Bananas
Jewelry
ADVANCING FAST
THOS HAWKINS
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Agent for Hecla Furnaces
Slilop over Rowlands, Hardware. ,1
PHONE 53
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end Huron street, -C, E. Jervis.
Lettuce and
Store I Rhubarb,
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(Next Hovey's Dtug Store) e--,.•
1^A�J4�I 1 1il'l�i SALE
AUCTION
furniture House-
CREAM WANTED. -DAIRYMEN
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Issuer of Marriage Licenses, gy A� ❑
--ee E. E. lAUNNIFOIZ-D
The BigStore
BigStore
is today fighting as trtdjt
her life, that is her life of free-
m and democrael+, as is France or
by selectivr, draft, as
shall have it in Canada, is nota^
nservative measure. It is a na-
nal treasure which should have the
pont, and Will have, the support,
the best men -yes, need the host
men, too -of Canada,' irrespective
party or creed,
p• arty
us forget all differences 'and
1 as .006 man to the assistance
YWine
the brave leen who did not wait
a compt7lsoxy:measure, but rash-
to arms at Ulte., est call of the
$
The Canadian battalions at
ant must be re-enfoseed.
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Sealed Lenders addressed tot, the,
undersigned, and endorsed ender
for Supplying Coal for the Dominion
Buildings," will bo received at this
Office until 4.00 pen., on Teesday,
July 3, 1917, Inc the supply of coal
for the Public Buildings throughout
lite Dominion.
Combined specification and form of
tender can be obtained on application
at this office and from the earetak-
era �7f the • different Dominion Build-
in;;s.
are notified that
Persons tenderingMixed
tenders will not be considered utilelb
of surplus and
hold utensils will be held at
the store on Huron Road, next
John SCxaton's butcher shop,
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply two cans free.
Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
�/ Highest market price fax Butter
Does Your Appetite and Eggs.
Women's V'ici loci shoes 8 in.
'
leg, plant too, these and
on '
n
SA'd'iIRDAY, JUAlE 3rd
at '2.811 p. in.
GEO. I3. 'ELLIOTT,
Auctioneer
�U3..2
payable at par=. We pay the high
- est market prices consistent with
am honest lost. Testing done by a
, competent man, Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity of Kinbuxu
leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will • deliver it here,
Need Coaxing
`�-\'
r��• re
f - „tel;j
this s the time of year we s,• [;C y, e•
desire something is the line fEt 1 y
of relish to Help along ,our II
l
appetite during the 'busy Seas- --+
„gee t
•
rte„
..
geuuino kid, not sheepskin.,,$6,OQ
Women's patent shoes, dull
calf top, 8 iti, leg r.., 5.01
Women's high cut white can-
vas rubber sole and low heel 2:0a
;
Women's sportheloxfords, white
caves, low heel and rub -
ber sole 1.6[1
11f
WANTED -A SECOND-HAND BUG-
gy, State condition, price and
wirers can be seen. Apply, News-
Record, office, 92_2
tor cans•and give us a trial.
Patrons in the vielnitp of Varna
may, deliver their cream to Beattywill
Bros: Store and it will be taken
Cream -
care of there -The Seaforth Cream-
• cry., Box 486, Seaforth, Out.
on of housecleaning ,rota seeding l
time, a glance at our window- and
line of relishes that
You soon create
will. soon create an,appetite : �,
Sweet pickles 'a ;.....---•--- r -'
"`-�`.
t 6��Q,
Children's sport oxfords,
to 2 wliito canvas low •
rubber'11oel and rubber sole 1,25
Children's sport oxfords, 8 to
1'0 , white canvas, low ,
rubber. licel and rubber
sole 1,00,
pickles , _ .- -
7
SOViS FOR SALE. -I HAVE A FEW
•
to sell that come in in about
two
two 'weeks, -W. 1.1 Middleton R.
R. No. 3,Clinton, -01
CALVES FOR SALE' -WELL BRED
Durham and pure bred holstein bei-
fors, also some Polled Angus -A. E.
Seaforth P. 0,,• Pitons
17 -84,
Olives t.
Tomato soup It Pays to Feed
„
Tomato chutney good feed to your horse or other
Tomato chili saucep
> Horse radish, etc, live stock, Pays in better condition
Do you eat Pexrin's Sodas'? Ill
you don't you should -they aro the
kin of all Biscuits', We sell 10 15
30,85 40,and 45 cent packages, ale
g +
so loose at 17e per pound,
- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY -see
Blytll
Ira. Wm. 13iulin'
6 WI daughter,
seine, and ,Miss Lizzie Brash have,
timed to their Hoene tit Toronto
ex a visit at into ltotno of Mr.
lilt Burling here.
rise A. Maude Bing, stiporintott'
e of the Iowa Bible , Teeinitig
tool. and Deacauness lIonte at DCS
flies, has been visiting her par-
s, Mr, and news. Oeor a King of
r y p g 0
an duriub the past Week, She
i been attehding a deacemtess con-
lieu at i3ostoit and lead also
am friends in 1Vtaine and at Mon-
",. -
made on the printed forms supplied,
and, signed with their actual signs. -
titres'
.Each tender meet be accompaniedMatheson,
by an accepted ,chgque on a chartered
banir, pa.yablc to the order of the
Honourable the Minister of Public
Works, equal to ten per cent (10
p.c.) of tile. amount of the tender,
whin will be forfeited if the person
tendering decline to enter into a
contract when Called upon to fie so
ot tail to complete the, contract, 1f
the tender be not accepted the cheque
will be retitrliT d, • '1`II7.
y order,
It. 0. DES10001IIMS,
,. Seerotal:q.
Department of Public Weeks,
rv:.7.,..... R.«_ n 404H
y
FOR SAI F, OR RENT -NMI, COM-
on 188',. Clinton.
-
or in greater production. We carry
PINEAPPLES. -
wok
20 pairs melt's heavy work
shoos,, $4.50
fortable brick ltottse on Raglan
StrCet, +town water and elec rte
tight, two aces of land and ar-
1
chard, a'6o stable,i All in good
Par A}Ply D. a etc on,
We have another car Of
choice western
the best feed wo can obtain. In
Leave your order for your
suliply of LhiS healthful, spits of that fact you'll not end our
juicy, luscious, !tuft with us.
prices any higher than you now pay,
Try, our Greet Tea t(y 250 • per Ili: .-
sold at all ov- .f.
er the country, Saturda
onlyY, Yt $3,75.
24 pairs boys shoes, same yes
above, Worth $9,60 tor,. 2,00
10 pairs ahuldreta's oxfords,
black and tan, iiroken
OATS
Highest Prices for Butter and Eggs, W q
0§ s Jenkins ®ns
sizes, worth up to $1.56 for ,83,
GIRLS' CLUB OP WILI.TaS
Church purpose holding theft an-
Waal lawtt tea elle Gainer aft the
Manse lawn on Satuiclay hien:nooh,
June ',16th, Teal will be'serveddur-
ihig the aittrnaou, proceeds of to
416_. h
and also a cal' of cement,
JOHN HUTTON,
Londesboro
FLOUR AND TEED, -
gI Co.ie
Johnson 't Co •
Phone 190., Highest pridol paid 100
The Store ot Quality:LONonssogo
PRONE 111,• (ralh anti $t+aoL Elovato
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