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They're the ' only pair you will ever have. I)o they ever
bother, you ? De you have headaches and don't know the rea.
sou ? Bol;Ler e,ons 1 us. We will he pleased to : Sive ;you a
tborough' c aix1'19' on, and fit you with grasses . that will relieve
you of all your'trouble DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES.
JNON
Jeweller and Opticiaw
'Next, Bovey?a Drag Store
veratualig You Will
Iia i� your Suits made by us. Why not conaelin now
and get a made -to meas`are suit for the
' ' price .of' a hand-me-down.
WORKMANSHIP AND FIT GUARANTEED
Murry McEwa>!l;' Merchant Tailor
Willceln Block
j?T
ay it with a "Valentine,;
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 14th.
CARDS AND FOLDERS
MANY • AND R'DISNED STYLES,
SUITABLE , FOR. THE OCCASION
THAT 1, SUGGEST • A KINDLY
'THOUGHT- AND A 'FRIENDLY
ACT WIII41I GIVE TO LIFE -A
PLEASING ZEST AND CREATES
A LITTLE ROMANCE IN COM-
MONPLACE 'EXISTENCE.
GOOD TASTE AND YEARLY 'MORE,
POPULAR TO SEND YOUR
FRIENDS A REMINDER AS YOU
WOULD AT CHRISTMAS AND
EASTER SEASON, IF YOUR
COURTESY TAXES THE FORM OP
A PARTY WE DAVE THE SUP-
PLIES - = To DECORA'T'E YOUR
IIOME ...AND; ,COMPLETE YOUR
PAT3LDS, PLACE CARDS, TALLY
CARDS, ` CUPIDS, ARROWS,
HEARTS, TABLE COVERS, NAP-
IiINS.
pn Newa
The W. fl. Fair Co.
Often'' the Chearest,•—Always the Best
EYE SPECIALIST
ith February Copties
C, r of Ked + Y4s
Our car of Redpath's 'Sugar will arrive the first'
of -next week Special price BY THE R
CAST-I while we ::: are unloading. This is your
opportunity` to buy ''at regular wholesale price.
Leave your order with us to -dad .
PF IVCAIiES',
1'll 171tt1I)AX',
9
AND, SYRihP
•Pancake flour, per pkg. , 15
Buckwheat dour. 3 lbs, for ,25
11 Pure Maple Syrup, 'per quart , :-90
FOUR 1310 SPECIALS THIS WEEK
1 lb. tin Baking Powder
Essences, all flavors, each
Jelly' Powders-McLaren'!s, all flavo
, 10 -lb. Pail Corn,Syrup ,82
2 lbs. Lard .35
.3 1b,. Pail shortening , . . .45
10 lbs. Roiled Oats:. ,33
3` lbs. Rolled” Wheat . :25
Loose' Macaroni, 2 pounds .#or 25c
2 lbs. Dried Peas - • 25c
23c
9c
pkg 10c':
A, LCofer Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic 'College .of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont, Office hours: 9 a.in.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to -the eye.;
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Rusua1 Frigo ll8thiOtiolls
FORJA.NiJ.: RY CL.I3ARIiNG OF;ALL''BI�QI EN
;.LIN BE FORE `TOC TAKING;-
COCOA, TEA 8= COFFEE
Good Coacoa, in bulk, per 1b. •.14
Good Coffee, per lb, . .38
This is not our best Coffee but is good value
Special price in tea for•'this week
1 Ib. Special Black Tea 33c
11 3 lbs. Special Black Tea X;10
PIGS, DATES & PRUNES
2 ,pounds of Figs
2 pounces of Dates
2' lbs, Prunes for,
Seeded Raisins, per lb..
25c
. 33c
28c
220,
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New Spring Goods will gaols' begin to arriye 'and -
Winter ;Goods must be cleared,out regardless of profita.,
.A "assortment of Men and Boy's Winter:
Cas.
P
to 'clear at (these are less than. cost) 7:13
••M'any other lines in job dots to clear
_ Men's heavy wgol underwear,reg, $3,,,00 sale price $2,29
Boy's heavy wool underwear reg $1.25 sale price '79c
Bargains in Seaters, Overcoats, Suits and all
lines of,FootWear
.:.TERMS. OF SALE-CASU
PiuthsteeI' Jpus:
• THE STORE,•TI-IAT' SELLS FOR LESS.
,.,PRONE.'H[t
NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
CLOTHING
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Assamosascaciume
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NOMMDINNIMI
grAnilua1 Stook Taking Sale
Always ` Means Bargain Prices hi Many Lines
Stoves and Ranges,grauiteware
f)opder Boilers Tin Boilers Galvanized Boilers
Layo Nickel -plated Lamps regular $7,50 for $4 50
only, Electric Irons ,: reg 6,50 for 4.00
12.5w
10.50
3:50
7.00
1 only; Electric Lamp,, red; 17 00 for
1, only„ Electric Lamp, reg 14 00 for
1 only; Electric Heater, reg 5,00 for
1 only, Electric Heater, reg 10.50 for
See. our,new;Tung'sten Electric Lamp with shade -
Table of odds and -ends marked in plain figures.
the prices and values will astonish you
Just to hand. another (the third lot) of the 89e -
Graniteware- Assortment
Leave your order for a Pilot Stiperior pipeless Furnace,
can be put ir1 in one day, 16 already installed and
giving perfect satisfaction
hardware Stoye•4 and' Novelties. --The Store With a -Stock -
le
Tires
es
;We are offering the balance: of our stock of Quebec
stoves. With and without ovens, at cost.
Quebec heaters with elevated ovens and resarvoit�'
reg. price $58 for $50
Quebec heater with oven on side and high shell
and warming closet reg, $48 for $40'
Appy Thought large size end Quebec heater
reg. $25 for $20
montram
Perdue
1!'LUlY B3Nt
ELECTRICAL
Mrs,, E ' G Courtice was, In Strat-,
ford,on Monday;
Mr N.•;Davis• spent•.' a few days iq.
,New York last week.
Mrs. L Rath ,. -anent' the week -end
with Stratford friends.
Mrs. W," T. Heenan spent the week.-
end
eek-end visiting friends in Ailsa Craig.
Mrs. alit= I1111 and .Miss Blake
have been visiting• friends in' De
troit •
Mr. and Mrs,: Ezra Pickard.are vis-
iting: this week with their daugh-
ter in Mitchell.
Principal Johns „of the Public„school
will spend the' week -end with his
family in Toronto.
Miss Marguerite` Harkness 'of Ira
-
quota is the guest •of 'her, sister,
Mrs. Clarence Shepherd.
Mr..Mew of Toronto spent the week_
enil with his wife, who is a mem-
ber of the C. C . I, staff..
Miss Opal Foster of Stanley is: the
guest this_ week of her grand-
mother,. Mrs. E. Rathwell.
Miss Clara Dayinent of Boissevatne,.
Man., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jo-
seph` Copp, andother friend% in -
team.
Mrs.` C.'0 Ranee left on -Monday
for het home .in Toronto atter visit_
ing relatives in town for a fortnight
or 90:'
Mr. W. D; Streets returned Tues-
day after' having spent a 'couple of
months or so visiting in and
arodnd Toronto.
Mr. Jack iticEwen of London has
been visiting his (brother, Mr. •
Murray McEwan of town, during
the past week.
Rev. J. E. Hogg attended the fun-
eral of 'an uncle in Toronto last
week and also ran oat to Uxbridge
to visit his nether.
Mrs. Mcllroy of Seaforth is' -the.
guest this week of her brother,
Mr. T. M. Johnston of the Lon-
don road just soubh o#town.'
Miss Emma Higgins, who has been.
.home since Christmas owing' to
illness, leaves for Toronto on Mon-
day to resume`. her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. ' A. E. Brown and
1Vbiss M. Cowan of Toronto spent
the weekend at the home of their.
parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. W. H.
Cowan Ontario Street.
Miss Martha Taylor has been in town
this week on her way to and from
Blyth, where she visited relatives,
Miss Taylor has many friehds in
Clinton. who are always pleased to
see her.
Messrs, James Stevens and Lorne
Muroh attended the funeral of the
late Thomas alurch in Stratford on
Tuesday, Mr. Murch, who was a
/owner. citizen of Clinton, was an
uncle of Mr. L. Murch.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, and Mrs.
McMurray were at Moorefield on
Monday attending the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs, W. Colquhonn and
alsoattended the; funeral of Mr.
Then -jos Murch in Stratford on
Tuesday, The latter was an uncle
nymarriagc.
Auburn `
The Agricultural course closed last
Thursday, A juinor Farmer's Club
wits organized with Mr, Amos An-
drew as preeidcnt and Mr, Elden
Stoltz as secretary. This course was
much enjoyed and well attended.
Miss M. Washington ' is visiting
friends in London.
Skating is being indulged in by the
yoath of out village.
Tho play "All cm Account of Polly"
given by the "Knox helpers" was
very much enjoyed by a large crowd,
the hall being packed, At the close
the class bresentecl Mrs, Hanley with
a beautiful tray in recognition of her
services in training the class.
Miss Whittle 1-lowson, was in Blyth
on Wednesday of iaat week with •three
of lea moils who wore trying their
musical exams, Word has been re-
ceived that they wove all succoetftil'
in passiagg the following :exs241t Miss
Nina Johnston, intotmiediate,and Miss;
Elva Walden and; Mrs tea Stae1t-
Lhouse, eleiuentary, nil with ,horrors.
Robb teacher and pupils are to be
congratulated,
OTI-ER SPECIALS.
Rice. Best B,
`Tapioca
21 Bars Lennox Soap
• 2 cans Peas i
Kippered herring' per tin
FRESH FISH
Red Salmon. tier pound
Fresh halibut per pound
Finnan Iladclie, per pound
Fillets, perpound •
1-Ierring, per dozen
2 for •25e
lbs, 25c
11.0'0
'30e
• 19'' ,
rtf
Salmon • Snacks & Fresh oysters
2ic
25c
20e.
22c'
atic
1214 lbs Granulated:( Sugar:+
90
Two Delivery. Wagans at yotlr 6ervice .
If you wish your goods before nine o'clock, kindly order the afternoon before.
aaaaaatiitataa
mottlft
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Give your order for clothes to an unpractical man' who -does not
understand taking a measure -or details of your figure, and let him
send the;ordenaut of town to be tirade in a factory, and the chances
are it does :not fit, and'. is -6f peer quality and badly made, and you
are dissatisfied. But give your order to us, and have it cut ek
pressly to your loam 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
easterners.
Indigo blue Berges; 130 to S55.
Our business methods are the greatest value and satisfaction
at the lowest possible price.
Davis & Herman
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Rail Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
u►.
42171.11.1100.0
Notice'
Valentine,Supper
Tuesday, Feb.14
The Girls' Club of Willis Church,
will give a
HOT SUPPER FROM 5 TO 7.
'Admission 35e. -
EVERYBODY'.WELCOME
Tuckersmith Township
Mr. R, A. Roberton of Clinton vis.
;ted on Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Michael Whitmore,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Cook enter_
tained a -few intimate friends to a
very pleasant hop on Friday evening.
Mr Ilowartl'johns spent Sunday In
Clinton. ,
Quite a number of the west -end
friends attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. James •Broadfoot on the
Mill Road on Monday afternoon.
St. Helena
Mrs: Jas. Irwin of°Lucknow"spent
few da at the tom of Mr. Jos.
a days e
Smith,
We are sorry 36 report that Mrs,
Wm. Woods i$ on'tho sick list at
present
Mrs. W, J. Ihimplirey has re -
tarried from a few days vit1i her sis„
tor, tlfrs, A. Fox, Whitechurch,
3453e Madeline, Grant visited for a
tow dtiya with her aister,- Mrs. John
Scott of L anes.'a+t
Mr. John Thorns. of Fortiwieh at-
tended the literal o.@ his sister, Miss
Mary Thom, on tvtopday;
Goderieh Township
Mrs. Charles McGregor of Goder-
icl townahip was the hotter guest at
a party given on Saturday evening,
Jan. 28th, by Mrs, Arthur 'Rase and _
Mrs. M. Hickey. of Detroit, Mich.
•
Lunch was `served to twenty-six BEST QUALITY
guests. Mrs. McGregor is visiting .4 STRING
her relatives in Detroit and is, we
should judge, enjoying herself.
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OokIng Orders of Hoofing for pprfl g
Before .orderin,m your roofing or other'
building
material, do-n't "fail t� see �'
!BIRDS Slate Surface 36 inch roll roofing
111% : Slate Surface 18 inch roll roofing:
IR S Slate Surface Oauaan Twin Shingle
i �g
]o
I';lRDS 1-leavy and Rogalar Pariod roofing
BaRDS Blank water -proof Building paper
'BIRDS Combination Wail Board
Oak finish on one sidquarter cut
e, Grea m on reversoti
We are again prepared for 1922 to protect your
buildings with 't';Martin Senour "' 100 per cent pure
paints, in gloss or flat tone surface.
All Skates, Straps, Ifockey Sticks, Pucks etc at
reduced prices for the balance of the season
-. Coriess
SEASONABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE' PRICES. i`.
GENERAL HARDWARE PRONE 53
DOMINION S'A'O
ES
LIDAITE
CLINTON, TON, ONT,
The Best Quality of (groceries at the Lowest.
possible prices every day in the year.
Week=end Supplies
Tes, Rings
Fruit Loaf
Coffee Cake
.. Stearn Loaf
along with the usual.
tea biscuits, buns. and.
Crernalt Bread!
nd-
Crernalt"Bread
OUR MOTTO : SERVICE
R. S. O'NILL,.
hone 204 The Baker
in Clinton Arcata On
Monday, February, 6th
G dericla Vs. Clinton
Game called at 8,15
Band in Atteradaiaue
Bileig5IVIS 39c each
SNOWFLAKE PANSHINE LARGE BARS TOILET
AMMONIA as 2' CLEANSER tat- CASTILD 'ung I PAPER
3 packages . 3 Tins L. Soap, 2 for al 6 Rolls.
Relied Oats, 6 ibe.
Creamy of Wheat, 4 lbs.
Sago 3 lbs.,
Tot Barleq 3 Itis. '`
Corn Meal, 10 lbs for ,
White Beans; 4 lbs.....
24c Rinse, 2 packages . , 1'ie
'25c Old Dutch Cleanser.... , , ile•
27c Soap Chips, (bulk) , ,19e•
15e Palm Olive Soap, 3 bars',•.•,.: