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TDB r SIM Fair 4J„
Notwithstanding the . great advance in prices
owing to the great European troubles. we have many
lines at less than war prices.
A few of the last lot of ,
Perfection 011 Stoves and Ovens
left yet. The next lot will be much higher in pride •
A few_pioces of Cut Glass at cost, to clear,:.
We carry a Complete Assortment of
Everything hi the Hardware Line
Will give a list next week of articles
at Special Low Prices to clear.
llarland Bras.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES
Eool Shoes
In Oamp, at Tennis, on the Bowling Green
or just at home, you'll need a pail' of these
coolers.
`.Gere are tan leathers, Buck and Canvas
Shoes. High or low cut as you prefer.
Rubber Sole Shoes with the low rubber
heels are the favorites.
OUTING SHOES
For Men or Women at $1, $1.35, $1.50 to $4
For Children at 85c, $1 and $1.25
Come in and select a pair of these
IDEAL SUMMER FOOT COMFORTERS
and we will fit them to your feet perfectiy
Fred. Jackson
QUICK SHOE REPAIRS.
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FLEET FOOT SHOES
Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists
pf lines suitable for each member of the family.
We have pretty tittle strap slippers for the wee 'tots, pumps
and high *hoes fox ladies and good hard wearing shoes in black,
tan and white for the girls and boys, We are also showing a heavy
work shoe for men, ,canvas upper and heavy rubber sole.
Our prices on these goods is rook bottom and no other shoe
will give you so much in cora fort and wear for so small a price
as a pair of Fleet Foot.
Head Comfort
To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we
Are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, panama, cloth
and canvas:,
See our men's panama and sailor hats. They are very,
Robby,
Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits
PHONE 28
AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING,
More Business
NEW , IDEA PATTERNS,
A Beautiful
Art Square -
lends a, charm to`the room.
It has other advantages al-
so, being easy to dean, easy
to remove. We have at
present en excellent show-
ing of fine rugs including
Brussels, Axmtnsters,
tons, etc., etc., that w e have
priced at attractive prices.
We would be most pleased
to show them to you.,
JAS. DU FORD
Undertaker and Funeral :s irector.
28 " Phone 1311W. 28
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Requests theffvor of your
criticism, if you are interested
in Wall .Hanging Decorations
of the values, variety and
artistic features offbred.- in
their Wall Paper Stock.
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Miss Lizzie Burrett leiit Tuesday for
Souris, Man.
Miss Elizabeth Shanahan was in
London on Monday. -
Rev. W. B. Moulton has been in
Brantford this week,
Mr. Harold Holmes was tlfe guest
of his mother over the week -end.
Mrs, R. G. Angell of Hensall is the
guest this week of Mrs. John Wat-
kins of town.
Rev. W. T., Guff and Mrs, Cluff
motored up from Stratford on
Monday returning Tuesday,
Mrs. Harry, Twitchell came over on
the Greyhound and is spending a
few days with friends in town.
Mrs. Campbell left Tuesday, morning
on a trip'to Edmonton, being tick-
eted through by, Mr. W, Jackson,
Mr,, and Mrs, Mullen and tEeir moth-
er, Mrs, McFaul, of Seaforth, mot-
ored up the , other days to visit
Mrs. T. Jackson, Sr,
Miss Mamie 010 returned the end
of the week from a visit with her
uncle, Rev. W. 'P. and of Strat-
ford.
Miss Emily Morrison has returned
to her home in Hensall after a
visit at the home of Mrs. R. J'.
(Iuff.
Mr, Robt. Mclrveen, who ban been
visiting in Clinton and vicinity for
some time past, left Tuesday• for
Edmonton.
Mr. Chas. McKinnon, who has been
taking a special course at Toronto
University, has joined his wife and
cfiild in town.
Mrs. Thos. Dunbar and child of Sar-
nia are visiting at the home of
the lady's parents, Mr,. and Mrs.
Geo. Burnett.
Mr. Fred J, Hill of Ottawa has been
in. town during the past week,
having come to visit his lather,
wlio is very ill..
Miss I. Foote left Monday for Tor-
onto and intended going on to the
'west, going as far as Lundrick,
Alta., where a sister resides'.
Mr. Z. M. Smyth of the Strathroy
Furniture Co, has been visiting
with his brother-in-law, fir. J. C.
McMath,, during the past week,
Mr, John Scarlett of Leadbury was
a visitor in town on Friday, hav-
ing come in to attend the meeting
of the L.O.L. for South Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Coleman and
little daughter, Chalfont, oil God-
erich spent ,a few days, recently
with the lady's mother, Mrs. An-
nie fickle.
Mrs. J. B, Lindsay left Monday on
a trip to the west when she ex-
pects to spend a few weeks with
friends and. relatives in Saskatch-
ewan and Manitoba.
Mr. 55, M, Snell of Detroit was in
town last week, having accompan-
ied the remains of his sister,. the
late Mrs. Horace Jackson, ,which
were interred at Wingham.
Mrs, C. 13. , Bartliff and Miss ,Julia
attended the graduation ceremonies
at Victoria hospital, London, last
week when Miss Annis Bartliff was
given her diploma as a nurse.
Miss E. Landsborough, nurse, came
over from Doti cit on the Grey.
hound and has been the guest• of
her cousin, Mrs, Albert Seeley of
town, and with other relatives in
Tuckersmith this week,
Mrs, W. Glen left Tuesday for Win-
nipeg. She will meet her daughter,
Miss Bessie, there end together
they intend. visiting several points
in the western provinces, goipnf as
Par as Edmonton.
Mr. Howard Jackson of Chicago, Mr.
Harvey Jackson, Rainy River,
Mrs. W. Hyslop, Detroit, and. Miss
Edna Jackson, Buffalo, have been
home this weelc, being called hither
on account of ,the sudden death of
their mother, the late Mrs, Isaac
Jackson,
Mrs. Roderiolc McKenzie of Winni-
peg, was the guest last week for
a few days or Mrs. A. Forbes of
town, Mrs. McKenzie carne east
with her husband, who is secretary
of the National Council of Agrlcul-
,bre, and who was delivering a
series oft lectures throughout On-
tario.
Mr. anti Mrs. J. W. 'i'retel5veb, and
Miss Norma, Mrs, Ross and Miss
Helen and .Miss Mattie Courtic.e
motored to London no Sunday to
attend eonferencc, They went dowk)
principally to hear Rev S. J, Al -
lin of Wyoming, a former pastor of
Ontario street church, who preach -
in
ed r t Itfd tt �ree. - • ii
0 t sl, {� chtnt t, and
spent a pleasant day with hint and"
1 Mrs, Allih.
Fashions
Net Fabrics
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you are cordially invited to inspect bur showing of
the latest cloths from Pamsvr,$vs' famous looms at -
Bradford, ZBngland, q from the attractive display you
Will have no difficulty in choosing a material and color
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to salt your taste. QlAmong the newest fabrics are Salis-
bury Serge in colors, Mohair Serge, Wool SanToy, eto.
took Ar A. Indigo Serge
Bufterikk P'e er
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;WOMEN'S STORE
Goods,
phone 67
Next to Royal Bank
House
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4057 9045
Furnishings
Outten& Pattens
Sold at
ZROWN'B
MEN'S STORE 1 ,
Custom Tailoring and
(phone 103) Men's Furnishings
Opposite Public Library,
Stanieg Township
On Tuesday ening of last ;week a
very interesting and profitable prep,
er meeting was held at the home. of
Mr. A. McEwan of the second con-
cession. Rev. Dr. Rutledge, pastor
of Wesley church, Clinton, conducted
it, delivering an earnest address. It
was an, inspiring sight to see gather-
ed together those of several'denom-
iaations. There were over , eiglity
persons present.
The next meeting of the Blake
Woman's Institute will be held at
the home of Mrs. L. Foster on June
20th at half past two in the; after-
noon. Miss Annie Scott of 'Nottawa,
the government delegate, will' give
an address on "Foods, Economy and
Health." There will also be a short
programme and a light lunch served
at the last. The ladies of the sur-
rounding neighborhood are heartily
invited to attend.
The following is the May report
for S. S. No. 10 :'•
Sr. 4th (a)—Lorna Aikenhead.
Sr. 4-th—Alice Mustard, Ruth
Higgins, Edna McCowan, Ada Reid,
Janet Aflcenhead, Joo Higgins,
Frank . Weiph.
J r, 4th—Austin Wheeler.
Sr. 3rd—Isabel Fraser, Irene
Snider, Evelyn Beattie, Clete Pep-
per, Edna Thompson, Wilfrid Aiken -
head, Lorne Pepper.
Jr, 3rd—Gladys Addison, Margaret
Aikenbead, Elgin Thompson, Edward
Welch, Jack Kaiser„ Norman Wheel-
er,
Sr, 2nd—Florence froyce, Laura
Swan, , Annie Beattie, Grace: Addison,
Johnny Helmer,
Jr, . 2nd—Eleanor Snider, Jeati
Fraser, Mabel Boyce, Ruth-J,arrott,
Pt. 2rel—John .McCowan, James
Fraser, Gordon Fowler, Dorothy
Welch, Norman Baird,
Sr, l.st --Alex. Addison, Lorne
Beattie, Kathleen Snider.
Jr. 1st—Shanley Reid, Mary
Woolly,
—M. Elliott, Teacher.
Seaforth.
Fidelity 'l:oilge, 1.0.0.1',, observed
their annual decoration clay, on ,Stn:-
tlap. A procession was formed at the
lodgcroont and, headed by the Clin-
ton Kitty Band, proceeded to the
Maitland, flank cemetery, where the
graves of the departed members were
appropriately decorated with bou-
quets of flowers. Following speeches
were delivered by Joseph Oliver, P.
Cl, M,, ex-ritayor of Toronto 1 ]Lev,
J, A. Robinson on ('lintoe, and the
resident clergy, Tho three members
ni the lodge, Ptes. 'Phomas (lnven-
lock, C. Itolph anti 3 ,1, Ilutchinson,
who Were killed in tenon in Franco,
Witte not forgotten, .4 large Union
,Zack, festooned with red, white and
blue hunting, was sprend on the
ground to represent the three graves.
Largo bcmq;uets of flowers were then
Placed on the flag fn loving memory
of these gallant young hien.
Hullett Township
Mr. and Mrs. Parnell W. Blake and
little son of Edmonton, Alta., who
have been spending a - few weeks at
Mrs. Blake's home near Lindsay, are
this week visiting the ,farmer's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Blake,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBriee spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Mason of Summerhill.
Mrs. L, Lassage of Little Current
arrived last week and is visiting at
the parental home, Mr, and Mrs. R.
Blake's.
On Saturday Mrs, Susan Crawford-
of
rawfordof the 13th con., or ''Granny" Craw-
ford, as she is familiarly and af-
fectionately known by all her neigh-
bors and friends, will pass another
milestone in life's journey. She will
be eighty+ -one, somebody says, though
most of those who know her will
dispute it. But be that as it may
"Granny's" heart is as warm and
beats as true and is as quick to un-
derstand both age and youth as it
was twenty or thirty years ago,
geed woman is "Granny.," one who'd
rather do aneighbor a kindness than
eat her own dinner. Slie hasn't an
enemy and may count a!0ng bier
friends everyone who knows her.
May tier last days be full of , bless-
ing.
Mr. Thomas Livingston has sold a
fine two-year-old Clyde filly; for
which he received a 'good price, This
is the fourth Gleams colt Mr. Liv-
ingston has disposed of, two of
them being sold to Messrs. T. Mc-
Michael and Son when foals and at
three years, one of the two brought
the handsome figure of $1050 and the
other $1200. Who says it 'does not
pay to raise good stock?
Hansa!!
The crops in this section are •look-
ing very promising, The fruit crop
is also very promising, except the
apple trees, which in many localities
have shown no blossom,
The May shipment for the Patrio-
tic League was 30 shirts and 135
pairs or socks.
John Merle of this village is be-
coming a large producer of gentian
routs, which are so largely used for
medicinal purposes,
The death occurred recently of•
Mary Ann McIntyre, relict or the
late Jas. Rea, who has beer living
with her daughter, Mrs, (John MCD.
Wilson, of this village, and, lately of
the township of flay. The deceased
was in her 87111 year and was . most
highiy respected, The remaTt were
taken to St, Marys to be interred
in the family plot there,
Thomas Sharp has purchased Win.
Ilildebrnntl's dwelling and propertdt
on Queen street, nearly opposite' his
blacksmith shop,
iicv. J, Knight aiid Mrs. Chas.
Redmond, the latter as representa-
tive:ef the cotgrogatlon, have been
attending the conference at T,ondon,
Rev, 112r, ((night being on the sta-
tioning c00itnittec,
Londesboro.
Miss Jean, daughter of Mrs. Jan
Govier, was united in marriage at
the manse on Tuesday to John Rad-
ford. Both the young people are
residents of Hullett township and
both have many friends who will
join in, wishing them many years of
liappp married Life.
Miss Ivy Roberton -of London spent
the week -end with her grand -mother,
Mrs. William Riley,
A number of the young people from
around here took in • the moonlight
excursion at Goderich on Monday
night.
Mr. John Hutton unloaded a car
of bran and shorts, also a car of
cement last week.
Mr, Thos. Millar unloaded a car
of furnace coal last week.
Tlie regular :nesting of the Red
Cross Society will be held on Fri-
day, June 15th, at the hone of Mrs,
Fingland.
Mr, Robert Gibbs left on Tuesday
tee W*IipIg.
The Woman's het/tette sre holding
an ice cream social in Cartwright's
hall on Friday evening, June 150.
Thea,roceeds are to buy 'eomfnrts.for
our boys who are overseas. A good
program is being arranged,
(Received, too late fon last -week)
Mr. John Hutton attended the
funeral or his brother near Kincar-
dine last week.
The Misses Rutledge of ' Holmes -
villa were the guests of Miss Bella
Roberton for the week -end.
Mrs. C. unite autood with friends
froth' Drayton, to Visit het brother,
Ilir. T. Millar.
Mr. William Weymouth of Wood,
stock spent Sunday under the par-
ental roof,
Mr, Russell. Atchison of Stratford
was visiting his aunt, Mrs. C, Red -
dell, for a few daps last week.
Mr, and Mrs. bluddell, Mrs. Rober-
ton: and Miss (lertie autoed to
Stratford for over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mogridgo and daugh-
ters spent Sunday at the home of
the former's sister, i4Mrs. Cl, 51,
Manning.
Rev, C. 1'. Tame is attending con-
ference this week,
011 Tuesday night or last week the
Belgravo Dramatic Club gave their
popular play, "Lodgers Taken In,"
which was much enjoyed by all who
saw it, 'rite proceeds amounted to
over one hundred dollars which went
towards the Red Cross fund, .
Mrs. 0, Brtgden spent a few days
with her (laughter Bertha of Lon-
don,
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Zurich
Mr, and )Mfrs. Ruby and daughter
have gone to Kitchener to .reside.
141r. Arthur 'i"ru e:veer of Toronto
Tian been visiting his parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Tommie): of town.,
Miss Sadie 'Woods of Sealorth and
Mies Times of (lleheoe .were ,,guests
last week at the home' of btr. T.
I„ Worns,
Brwcefleld.
Mrs, AIex. McCartney of Moose
Jaw is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Wm'. Scott,
Miss Alice Rattenbury has return-
ed from an extended visit to Toron-
to and Hamilton friends.
The W.M.S. and the Kelly Circle
held a meeting on Friday, wiietk
Miss H, I. Graham of Seaforth
gave an excellent report of the gen-
eral:meetfng. ;hold in Kingston re-
cently.
Mrs. Seeley of Clinton caJ1ml on
friends here one day last week.
Rev. Mr, Hogg of Clinton preached;
the preparatory sermon here o: Fri-
day and the Sacrament of .the Lord's
Supper was ,dispensed; 'oh Sunday:
morning.
Mrs. George Swan spent several.
days in Clinton last week.
THE NEWS -RECORD LEADS FOit
TOWN, TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY:
NEWS,
Self Defence
Patriotic Photo Drama
Massive, Thrilling.
Appealing, Spectacular
50000 troops, 3000,borses,
east of 400 battleships, aero
planes, artillery, cavalry;and
infantry.
THE 1101st HURONS AID iN'
PRODUCING THIS, A STORY 01'
AN UNUSUAL SORT.
BETTER THAN THE BATTLE
CRY OF PEACE,
Doti't Fail to See
Selfnefellce at Princess
Theatre, Jun 15 & l
ADMISSION : EI'ENINGs 2,5,..
SATC'blDAY MATINEE, 3.30 p.m,,
10e And 20e,
Call or phone
f r'i' prices
Electric Wiring
an* Fixtu1°'i>s
BYAM & SUTTER
Sanitary Plumbers, Pirrone 7n,