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TO SHOW YOt4 THAT WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, WE ARE
'SELLING OI:4a,4. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GJODS, CROCKERY,
WALL PAPER, ETC.,' AT COST PRICES, AND SOME LESS.
:NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO LAY IN A SUPPLY 'WHILE OUR
STOCK. IS STILL WELL ASSORLED.
DO. NOT MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUI ITY. BELOW ARE +'
ONLY A. FEW OP OUR PRICES,
WintlOw Shades, Each , , .... , . . ,.:, , , 25c
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Meat'a a ... e
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Only a few more •t inner Setts, Reg.$28.50 at $22 30
Bowls, Plates, Fruit 'Dishes,tFie Plates and All Fancy China at nest.
Maitland Creamery Butter 40c lb. Try alb, :and you will never be
without .it.. A
Prints, Reg. 30e. 1 .L'C PRICE Yd. , . ... , .. + . ,..1.9e
Pugi Silks, SALE k" NICE Yard ,50e
AU Silks and Summer Pis Goods at Cast Trines. Come eaxr`+i and.
get First Cheice.
Venus Silk Hose, Reg. $1.75 P. on Sale .. 50c
Ginghams, 3ii-axt, wide, Reg,,30c, Yd.Sala Priee, yd......... .1,9c
ALL CURTAIN MATERIALS .AT COST PRICE
Silk Underwear: Wks, Sale Price.... ....... ...• ... . . 69c
Bloomers, Serle Price ,pr. .. ...... , , .....nuc
MEWS SHIRTS AT ' f3.^sT PRICES
Flannelette, light ,and Dark S.l;;zdes, ,pe + yard 16c
Pest Quality Smocks and Overalls, Saxe Price, each... .,., $2.00
1. Gallon Crooks, .Reg. 30c, Ssle .P.riee each. 22e
22 -in. all Linen Towelling wii.h, Iced, Pink, Yellow, and
Blue Borders, Reg. 35e 'Yard, aale Price 25e
FLOWER .POTS WITH S tt'C'ER AT COST PRICES
ALL WALL PAPER :AT COST PRICER:Linoleum, 4 "fardA wide, .Sale Price yard $3.35
Get 'Our pn roz :on Linoleum :Rays, we .Will save ,you money
Mengel Seed, ilea. 45c Turnil. Seed, lb.• 60c
Garden. seeds, Ii) pkg..for 25:,c Green Tea, lb 50c
Mixed Tea, `IYr, 55c, Blaik Tea, lb. 55c
Lux, 3 pgs. for 29e Rinso large Packgs 3 for 25c
Corn, Peas, and Tomatoes, 2 Tin for 25e
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Seeds
NOW IS THE TIME OF THE ',YEAR TO THINK 'OF YOUR SEEDS
FOR SPRING SOWING AND P'LA'NTING. WE HAVE A FULL
SUPPLY OF ALL THE LEADING GRASS SEEDS ON HAND,
AND CAN ASSURE YOU GOOD QUALITY.
QUANTITY OF GOOD SEED BARLEY NOW ON HAND, ALSO
CHOICE SEED PEAS
Choice Seed Beans on hand
YOUR 1929 COAL
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SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT, WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN-
DUCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES
WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES.
ACT NOW!
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Does it pay to
wear tires OUT?
It does not pay to run tires till
they go to pieces—because-
-It's
iecesbecause...—It's dangerous. A blowout may easily lead to a crash.
--It's false economy. You can't afford the tirrie, the
trouble and the inconvenience that blowouts bring.
--It's not worth the worry. You can't ride in cornfort
if you know. a blowout is due any. minute.
it will pay you to let us pull off those old tites and
Rut on a set of brand . new Dominion Royal Cords or
oyal Masters. They wilt free you from worry, Royal
Cords will cost you less in the .long run than any other
tate in their class Royal Masters are in a class by there-
bcives.
DOM I N E DEPOT
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• baseball club'$ l)P4(.1 at Clinton recent, 1106a . Bra„zierr, the contractor's for ' concession Ray going north from
Elder—'M finy Towa,shi; , )x June
to M''. and Mrs, ';Ren. Elder, a tla-
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Caniiabell--At. Stanley Townshilr, on
June 7th; to Mr. and Mar"' Colin
1"ampbe?'4 a son 'Palm MacKenzie)
DRYSDA LE.
112r. 'and' Mrs.. Jos. -T)i ;harme, and
son 'gels" also Mr, die,, Bedard, sp-
ent the week -end in iDetroit,
Mr, Louis :Mousseaii of.Windsor,.
is, spending ra few la 's with his Was -
',ns, Miss end .
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Master Lintas Montague, student of
the Sacred .Heart College, Sunbury,
has returned 'home for the tiEfidays+
Mrs. :Bowan •oi lCiirkora, spent Sun-
day with her ',many friends here.Mrs.
Brown, : ebent 'ihi gty-five years ago,
was teaching school in the centre
school. She was then' Miss May
Kelly.
Miss ]3, .1Vlousseau was the guest of
her brother, 1\1r. John Mousseau of
Grand Bend.
A very large number attended the
Liberal'] icriie at Grand Bend on Wed
nesday afternoon last, and all report
a very pleasant time,
COUNTY NEWS
At a. meeting of *the .representatives
of Stratford, Clinton and Goderich
)y, a league to be known as the Hur-
on and Perth- Baseball Association
One of the oldest residents of the
Exeter aexuiity passed away ay an
Sunday, 'last in the nerson of ;fames
was ot^gagnized. Officers were elect-
ed,
Sweet, aged 89 years. The deceased
wpm born on Jan. 5th, 1840, on the
„Tarte south of Exeter, now owned by
Milo Snell. His father, William Swe
et, with his Wife emigrated frena Dev-
onshire, England, and raised a Targe
family of which the departed is the
last sair•viving member. He began his
early career on the farm on the Lake
Road near S iE
p t
o renaining
that occupation only for a short time.
The autumn sittings of the High
Court at Goderich are announced as
r.
November 5th the clave on Which _ jury.
and non -jury sittings will, be held.
Abner Mollard, of Sarnia, has op-
ened up an up-to-date Tourist. Camp
at Grand Bend where you will lied ev-
ery aceoraiodation while touring, The
camp has been well-filled.
The Christy Bros.' Circus, consist-
ing. of 30 double length railroad cars,
a mammoth equippage of startling
entertainment, will exhibit at Goder
ich on July 19th.
Mr. Birch, one of the popular sum-
mer citizens at Bayfield, has purch-
ased a tract of land north of Deer
Lodge Park, on the lake front, from
D. C. Galbraith and intends. building
18 more cottages at an early date.
;04.
leaning the London. Road, are now aft . riehuersc to the Zurich Road,.
•Brneetield, and they expect to finish 1014 rww arrant .applications are re,.
by the third week in July, Recem. gains/ qtr complete the necessary na•.-
ani.xxttationia are being made to the -Harare for the lcnrastruction of the .line.
Highways Departznent to also have Fire on Sunday morning last die.
the road, this summer from Rippeato ;eorateide:r«i'hi,, damage . to the second'.
i ensall completed, :story of the Can. 13ank of Commerce •.
desGtrnoyetdedthneesbdreyclcerveesniidnegnclea: sota, fetarree :builclirrg,10a1ed al+iiot T, e fixe waswhdoisc:Ive-
fartn of Thos; ,.& Harry Y'earl'y, i'lthepn akoe `lliev iaaxak. With of
Con., Stephen, 'together with part t.ic:u1t 'ke g we the uiaYxn andg 1
neat craw-.
the contents. About 10.30 in the;led cut lJ e window and with 'great
evening Mrs, `Thos. Yearly was avr�- ; <Iiilit xilty l ended frown the scene,
aliened by the reflection or vie fire The fire Tarigadi :soon. had their client-
on her bedroom window. She`quickly'icxds iia flay, rut were ablged to re:.
turned d a nthe lax and ve i 4 err• it
a °rri x soon a numb xe wa'tier hose before they.
numb-
er neighborh were present. Most eaurjtrA a: ':each :the same. -
of the furniture was saved. Clinton last a good citizen in the,
The annual picnic of the•Huroxa..Old passing of Benson Chant on June 170
Boys' association of Toronto was held He was the type of citizen which any: -
on the Exhibition grounds on June community could be proud of, born
8th, and was the most successful in in York Coxinty, but cane to Clinton
the history of the association. The when a young man, well on to fifty
weather was all that could' be desired years ago. and hos been there ever -
with bright sunshine and balmy air: since, was far many years with the
The a.•tendance ran away up in the Doherty Oman and Piano Co., dur-
hundreds, and well billed baskets of ing the latter years of his stay being
good Huron eats were in great -bund in charge of the elect -4a1 and super-
ance. intenelent of the factory. He was also
Councillor E., 3. Christie, of Exeter elected ;u, member of the town Water -
who has been critically ill In London works Commission, and in 1913 when
Hospital, passed away early • last .Clinton totilc over the Electric Light.
Tuesday morning. The funeral 1)0- Co.„ ItIr. Chant was given the manage
ing privately held on Saturday atter- nient of both the electric and water -
noon last. works departments, and later was
Hydro contracts are being signed , appointed. es manager tof the Public
for a new Tine about four miles an the 'Utilities ,Commission.
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/THE Ford Steel Spoke (Drop Centre)
wheel is an advanced step in engineer
ing and the result otexhaustive experimental
tests. It is smart in appearance, extra strong,
"' having a lasting finish, easy to dean and
provides a:simplexnethod for mounting and
demounting the tire without tool's and in a
fraction of the time previously required.
The steel rods or spokes, 1/4 r in diameter, are elec.
trically welded to rim and hub shell. The finish is
enamel baked on steel. Possessing great resiliency
and being one .,solid ' piece, these wheels have a
sturdiness not approached by any other type.
The Ford wheel eliminates loose, squeaking spokes
and rims, pinched tubes, chipped or peeling finish,
necessity of tire flap. misalignment of tires lue to
carelessly mounted rims, and a host of other vheel
and tire ills formerly encountered. It permits of
easy steering and no drumming sound is created
by the wind.
There is On enormous amount of careful work
necessary to build strength and service into the
Ford Steel Spoke wheel, and the resultsjustify the
engineering study and skill devoted to this feature
of the Ford car.
Close up <dew ,sliowiltg
how Ford Specified
Tire fits into drop reas-
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Durability
Drive it
Yourself --
there is no
Better Test
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Features
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53 to 05 Mgt an &an
40 -horse pawn," mares
Fetid boRooa tib
Fully onetoasd sin4aske eleatia
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of nasoiine
Shatterproof ease tvintlabded
Theft proof ignition nab
Reliability and tow atpkeap
Arrange for your demonstration ride yrith the
nearest Ford dealer
Sandy Elliot
Phone 64 ` Exeter,, Ont
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