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• C,ral.hTON LEADING` vr�VELER lv> a
$tart the Year
On Time
tV4l can furnishn you with a
reliable watch at a reasonable
price et any price to suit your
requirements, in all styes'
e doexpert watch and clock
repairing promptly
deviator and Optician
R.
H. JOHNSON
Neat 13avey's Drug Stb're
V 6 to u j you. wit
Have your Suits made by us. Why not Co1119 in'itow
and get a, made -to measure suit for the
price ofa band -me -down,
WO�R,I,MANSHIP AND FIT' GUARANTEED.
Murray. MeEwan, Merchant Tailor
Wi'llrexr 'Biotic,
samatetwagaimetiamtma
finusil Pricelieductiolls
FOR.JA$ UARV CLEARING °OF -ALL BROKEN''
.ItNESBEFORE, STOCK TAKING,
deri` Spring Goods will `soon begin to, arrive and
Winter Goods must be cleared out regardless of profits.
A.n.assortment of Men's and Bo'y's Winter Caps
to clear at` (these are,less than cost) 7113
Many tither lines in job lots to clear,
Men's heavy wool underwear; reg. $g.00 sale price $2,29. -
Boy's heavy wool underwear. reg $1, 25 sale' price 79c
Bargains in Sweaters,. Overcoats; Suits and all
limes of Footvvear
' TERMS O SAIL` CASJI
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THE STORE THAT SELLS FOE LESS.
PHONE tib ''
NEW. IDEA PATTERNS.
.OLOTFIINCG
ew .Pioiees
HARLAND BROS.
ilardware.Stoves and Novelties Tito Store With a Stock
flimmektftwommo. Atattesememonitormonnazymerarr
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We are offering the balance of our stock of'Q►,aebeo
\stoves. with and without ovens, at cost.
I1 ebec
heaters with eeva,ted ovens
and reservoir voz;
-reg, price $58 for $50
)uebec
. heater• with oven ti, v n On •side and high steel
and warming closet.reg. 348 for $40
appy Thou;htlar large ' size and Quebec heater
reg. -$25 for x;20
'Perdue
ICAL 'PLUM IT•1c
ioauty omfor
x11,771111 CANADIAN HOME - TS
A, SUBJECT WHICH 1$ RECEIV-
ING MORL ATTENTION,THE AR,
TISTIC STANDARD"OF 'THE AV- ,
IMAGE HOME IS NOW IIIGFIl9R
TIIAN IT IIAS .EVll 131211N PEO-
PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL S CiR-
ROUNDING$. - WALL .HI'ANGINGS
HAVE MVCI-I TO DO WITH BRING,
ING ABOUT THE DESIRED
BRIGHTNESS. BLA.T7T-t AND
COMFORT. IF YOU ARE INTI R
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VTS
IT OUR SPLENDID "STOciC :FiT
REASONABLE PRICES,
W Ji Fair Co.
Often, the Cheapest—Always the Beat -
EYE SCIALIST
A.. L.', Cole, Eye Sight' Specialist,
an Honour Graduate ,of the Canad-
ian Ophthalthic College of Toronto.
Goderieh, Ont.' Office hours:` 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Praoticp limited to the eye.
Hrs. C. D. Houck was in- Toronto,
ever the weekeend.>
Miss Marion Gilihings was up from
London over the week -end"...
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Holland returned'.
last week frena -a trip west,
Mi. and Mrs J , Perd`y;"Cole 'o '
"I3ruceficld ,were`in town oriTues-
Miss Margaret • Holmes is visiting
the :Misses Williams of Godorich:
township.
Erof. -Anderton- of. Exeter was in:
Mown this week organieing a Chor-
al Society. -
Mrs. J. 13, Whittington` and tittle'
son are visiting Goderich friends'
this, week
Mr. Adana Cantelen of .Maple Creek,
Siisk.,is visiting friends in town
and vicinity,
Mrs. Bert Brown of Fairmount,
Sask., is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. FI. Pennebaker.
Mr; G. E. Oakes of Mileage- spent
the week -end as the guest: of Mr.
and Mrs. J.. G, Medd.
Miss Thelma 'Oswald of Zurich is
visiting her 'aunt;' Mrs, A. C.
Levy ,' of the Gravel Road.. -
Mr , John Stelling returned last week.
after a three months' visit with his
daughters in Jackson, Mich.
Mr. and 1t[rs. Ralph "Tiplady are
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
"(Rev.) D MacLeod of Montreal,,
Mr. Roy Forrester was in London on.
Tuesday attending the wedding' of.
his brother, Mr._ David Forrester.•
Mrs, Wright of Seaforth visited icer
sister, Miss Grainger, superinten-
dent of Clinton Public hospital,
this week `" •
Mr. and . Mrs. 0. W. Potter re-
turned on Friday from a'visit-with
realtives at Woodstock; I1icltson
and' ,Currie
,1ffir. and Mrs, R. WY Cole visited'
-friends in town the beginning of
the week before leaving for their
home in :California.
Miss Davison, who is collecting for
the Soldiers and Sailors, under
the Upper Canada Trvrot Society,
was,in town on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Forrester of Hamilton is
spending a few days in town. .She
was bridesmaid at the wedding of
her brother • '
m Loricton en Tuesday,,
Mr. Melvin J. Clark of Goderieh was
called to Pontiac, Mich., recently
owing to the death of his broth-
er, who was only ill a few days."
Miss Addie Jenkins has returned to
her hone in Goderieh' after spend-
ing a few weeks visiting 'relatives;
and friends in Clinton" and: vicinity.
Dr. 'Shaw.went to Stratford en Sat-
urday to see Nurse Ferguson, who
has
been veryill. Sheis rs now rnt-
proving and it is honed, will soon
be well again.
Mrs., Wzii, Bell and Master Eddie
'and ; Miss Mildred Beli' and Miss
Gertie:Ferris: of ltarlock were rho
guests of Miss. Nellie Jenkins (Pi-
er the week -end..
Mr.' J. C. Leitch, formerly a po-
pular member of 'tile, local•'brinch.
of the:M i
o Sons Banhbt tt'
for some
time of Meaford, has been lino-'
rooted to 'the managership of the,
Kirk'
ton branch.
Mr. Harry Charlesworth of Grand,
Forks, North :Dalebta, is visiting
with his aunts, the Misses ,White-
ly of town and Mrs; James. Hol -
la t
Hol-
land of the Fluron road. •• It is
"twelve ;years since Mr, Charles
worth last visited Clinton.
Mr. FI, E 'Rorke, .who. has been on
the office stair 'o:2 i;hc Hydro Elec-
tric at Chippawa for thepast year
`"- and a . half, returned home last
week. The work is not yet fin-
ished but is being halted for the
most part rmtil spring.
Mrs. Fred yParker of Wilcox, Bask,;
has been the guest of her aunty"
Mrs, Doddsworth, the past .fete,
days, She cane east on account
of the illness- of her mothers the
late Mrs. Swan,, but• did net al -
rive in time to .seeher alive,
Mrs. J. W, Shaw has had a hofnse,
patty &lying this week. Among
those from out of town were: Mrs,,
Clara Ntiion,,Ilithtth,`Mrs, Minnie
Callender. Grimsy; Mrs^ Nettie'
Rance, Taranto; Mrs.R:- Flays,
Seaforth, and; ]bliss Alice„Ranee,
l,atrtviea. A reg rlar.-Cousin MoO',
Arid mostly renrinscing c.Y,a
itiatooktaloovvowmiwoottliwo
THIRD WEEK . OF OUR
THREE BIG SPECJA.LS
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
This `Week .Only
.felly ,Powders—McLaren's,, all flavors ' plcg' 1.0c .
It will pay you to buya dozen packages •
Eesehees, all flavors, each
Loose Macaroni, 2 pousde for
Kope Sho11 Macaroni per pound
Canned Goods -2 cans Coin 25c ..
2 cans Peas 30e.
2 cans 'Tomatoes 30c
' ':Good Pink'Salmon per 'tin ' 9c
I Can Pineapple 33c
Kippered Herring per tin 1ge
British Columbia Apples, by the box $3.25
By the dozen. ' 80,5;. to 35e,
Oe TEA AND COFFEE
25c Westill have a quantity of tea at per Il) 38e
1St 3 pounds for 51,00
Coffee 'at per pound 3,8c
We do riot expect to oitor these prices again
SOAP, BROOMS, ETC,
5 Bars Lennox Soap
21 Bars, Lennox Soap
•
10 Bar's :all kinds'
3 Packages -Pearline
3 Packages Ammonia
3 Packages Panshine'
Good foto:-String Broom'
25'e
Sloe
68e i
23e
23e:
'4Oe
DATES AND FIGS'
2 pounds._of Dates
2 pounds of ;Figs,
FRESH I`ISTH
Herring, per dozen
Red Salmon, per pound
IP iesh Halibut per pound
Jinnat Tisddie,' per. Bound
Fillets, per 'pound
Lard, 3 pound pail
Shortening, 3 pound pail
SUGAR
10: Pounds 'Sugar,
100 Pounds of Sttpar• •
330
25c
35c
25c
25e
20e
22c
50e
45e;:;
'78c`
,27.73
Two Delivery Wagons at your Service
If you wish your goods before nine o'clock, kindly order the afternoon before.
Hoi1 IesviUe
'The Epworth -League of the -Meth-
odist church entertained'Athe congre-
gatioti to a'i social evening last Fri-
day., A contest •was- eatere1 into
and games for . the, . •young p topic
made the meeting int re trtn. and •
lively; Afterwards a • . lunch ' was
Served and the- evening was much
enjoyed.
• Mrs N. W Trewartlt t accopi-
panied her mother. Mrs. MacMath,
to Toronto where 'she :intends to vis-
it another daughter: Mrs. .Tge-
wartha returned honie:on Monday ev-'
ening.
The men who havebeen drawing
gravel on the Huron road westhave
had good weather for their job -.and
report if the fine weather continues.
for the balance of this week the prom_
ent gravelling will be about complet-
ed:. -
'
:We regret to hear that Mr. Percy
/Glidden, who went to' Victoria -Hos-
pital, London,, for treatment, is not
improving as his friends would wish.
The antes' are still running,' a most
unusual occurrence fos'i the middle of
January in this locality.,
Mr. George'-Aclteson is very busy
pruning-hisanother's orchard. Which
will add much : to the comfort of
picking the fruit as well as making
the trees more productive,
FORMER RESIDENT ;OF LONDES-
BORO 'DIES INrWEST•
The following item is clipped from
.T1he Glenboro, (Man.), Gazette iof: re-
cent date and refers to the death of
A daughter of ' the late Simon Mc
Vittie' of Londesboro. ''Mrs. M. A.
Moon, Mrs.. Marshall .'' Braithetvaite
and Mr, Elisha Mt:Vittie of Londes-
boro and Mrs Reid ,of,,Toronto Inc
sisters and brother of of,,
deceased
lady: w
"We regret to announce the decease
of Mrs. Win, - Moon,'±. one of the
early residents of„ this district. For
a number of weeks she has, been very
311 with a weak` heart. Last Sunday
Mrs. Moon got up, after" a week's ilI-
ness in bed;she was -feeling quite
well, but collapsed very' suddenly in
the evening. When well our friend at-
tended theMethodist Sunday School
and evening service quite --regularly,
having 'a, class of little; ones in the
Sunday Scheid. Mtsi
Moon was -
greatly respected for her sincerity
and kindness by all wlo knew her,
A memorial service was held in: the
church hereon Tuescley,enci notwith-
standing thehitter
standin i e
b tt t weatlae'r a large
number of neighbors attended to lay
their last regards, Thculiymns sung
were favorites of the departed. The
choir sung the anthem "Twilight ,and.
Evening Star," and thee)Dead Marchin Saul was rendered by lvtrs, Wm,
Turnbull at the (lose of ,the Service,
Thoaster conclude ser
vibes
cd the s (aces iu
the church and at the graveside,
triose renaainiing• to mourn a beloved
nnbthor are Mrs. W. 0, Field, Stock-
ton; Mts. A Russell, r2ecwood; end
.Mis;' J,. Simpson, Winnipeg, datn;h-,
tars; Mr. A. J. Moon and Mr, Ches.
ter Moon, Stocicton, Sons. Mr, Moon
died in Winnipdg five years ago.
TUCKER:SMIT`
Mot. A, 'G'lcout' and fahaily wish
to thank their „friends, also the Can-
actian Order of I+oresterS, for their
tindness during their," reeont,the-
rea etrient,
. S2., Hebert%
Mrs. :Wilt- McCr
ostie and 'children
were visitors with the lady's parents
'for a dew days,
Mrs, Gillies of Whitechurch is.
spending a few weeks with .her broth-
er, Mr. Etl. Thorns.
We are pleased to hear that Mrs.
John Rutherford, who has been ill,
is recovering• nrcoly,
Mrs. Ed. McRoberts spent " -the
last week with friends in Wingliani,
We are sorry to report that Mr.
David Farrier is on the sick list, but
hope soon to see him around again.
We are pleased to say that Mrs,
Ed, Thonzs, 'oyho went to 4ietdria.
I-Iospital, London,- last week., under-
went a successful operation there.
We hope for her' speedy recovery.
Miss Elliottyt Taylor, who has; been
suffering from rheumatism is report- •
eel getting along nicely
Mrs. Mowbray and two children of.
Bluevale were visitors with her'sta-`
ter, Mrs. Colin•'McDorialii:
Mrs. Stuart who has been -visit-
. mgher sister Mrs. Murzay.at. Lu -
can, has returned home,
Stan)leg To nnship
Mr, Russell Keys of Flint; Mich.. merit
the week -end with his aunt Miss Annie
Keys of Varna, •
Miss Laura McClinchey spent a few
da
last week
Yat
the home of
Mr. Nor -
mon Stephenson of the Goshen Line,
The members of the L. 0, L., Varna
held a Black meeting in the Temperance
FIall on Saturday night. •
The Epworth League intend holding
their social evening for this month' at the
home of Mr. Ernest Epps on Friday even-.
tag. -
Miss Drilla Keys has returned home af-
ter spending a short time with her sister,
Mrs. Sturdy, of Goder'ich townehip.
We are Sorry to report the serious. ill-
ness of Mrs. Charles Robeon, formerly
Miss Margaret Parsons, who was taken to
the Clinton hospital, Hope to heal, of her
.speedy recovery,
Mr, Orval Stephenson, who has been
spendinga coupic'of weeks in this vicinity'
hasreturned to his home in Marlette,
Mich.
Misses Annie,•Mae and Pearl Stephenson.
entertained a large number of their friends
on 'Thursday evening last.
The Stan e `
township council at the.
first meeting of the new year appointed
the following officers: Cleric, J. E. I-Iarn-
well; treasurer, George Beatty;. assessor;
•hoo ••collector,^
JosephdI2 os.Wiley;
itors; Alex, McEwan; m, Robinson, .
Iw
uceleiti.
The Reny Circle held its fust Meet-
ing for 1922 on Wednesday. Jtitt, Ilt.h.
The meeting was very ably taken by
the new president Miss Bate Mc Oreg.
or, and vice president, 111 es, John A
McTfwan, The new Study hook is
expected for the next meeting, Feb. 1st;
and it is hopltil a full attead:nice of all
the old members will be present, A
cordial invatkn is extended to a;11 the,
young women of the congregation to
help make this ycag,a hammy year in
the; ,Society. Last year dict 1101: 90350
come up 10 tato year before, although
fairly' successful considering the
rncnnbership roll; which was not nearly
so large as 0a0nh "To the Presbyter-
ial Presenter for 1021was sent the
sum ef$216 27and also „to the epeeiltl
Famine .3;2a37, and clothing.
valued at $10,63 to the Indian sellout
aiatl gnite a large box to St Chrisophoe
House in February, Another offering
is being got ready tn,send to;3t, Chis•
tolyhet Ilonee'aLknd 11 any person carom
to ddnate sntntithlug to it, it will be
grateful ly received 1)•t'tbeKelly Cirt:ly
Naito still be"given laater• of the: time
of packing.
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Seas°i"able
Lines at
asollable
° t;.
Cross -cut Saws Stable Brooms
Buck Saws: - Stable Shovels_
Handles' and Filed Scoop ShOVcls -
Axes • Snow Shovels
Axe Handles Walk Scrapers
Lanterns Cocoa IVIafs-
Stable' -Forks Flexible ‘SteelMats
Herbag euln
Sulphur
Salts .
Raw Oil'
Zenoleum ;
Oyster Shell
Grit
Co 171
GENERAL •HARDWARE ,,;PRONE 53
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1ffU011CO
Give o
v v ur order for .clothes to an unpractical Man who does not
understand' taking a measure or details of your figure, and Iet lain
Send the. order out of town to be made in a factory, and the chances
are it does not fit, and is ,of poor quality and badly. "bade, and you
are .dissatisfied'. But give your order . to tis, and have' it cut ex-
pressly to your form to fit, and made by first-class tailors, who study
'every detail of your requirements.
Then you do not only wear clothes that fit and :please. you, but
• you also wear that satisfied look that' is so noticeable on all our
custemer,s.
Indigo bine stages, $30 to•
Our business methods are the greatest value and satisfaction
at the • lowest possible ,price.
gem :k.; .ia atisnaetame et mall
Davis & Herman
Tt1E VETbRAN
Opposite Town Hall Brown's. MF.is Furnishings Store
°NE LL'S BAKERY
RE
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5I3 FOR tiAiURL1AY
Dough nuts
ire
a,lrl Rolls
Sliver Cake
Cherry- Cake
Besides the usual line.
of
voiles, pastries etc,
CrOltlatalt Cread is
ytr°7eTyal� i'�//''��rr,st adSERVICE
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OUR MOTTO: SER Y.ICE
R. S. O'NEILL,
1�1ii1nb 64 The Balzer
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Thursday,Jan. 2
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Supper Served fssnnr 5,,30 to 7.301
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