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!JADING , 44; WELJJ RY S
URS,
They're the only retie yon will ever have. Do they ever,
bother You ?' Do you have iteadaehes and don't know .the Tea -
en ? Better consult, us, We will be pleased to give yo'n a
thoeoug•1: examination, and fit you with 'glasses that willrelieve
you of all your trouble. 1D0N'T NEGLECT-, YOUR EYES,
Jeweller and Op 'cies
OliftilSON
Next l ov'ey's Drug Store
Event'You' Will
have your: Suits made by.'us. why not com9 in now
and get a made -to measure suit for the
price of a hand-me-down,
WO.RKMANSHIP AND FIT .GUARANTEED.
McE van Brothers, Merchant, Tailors
Wi(len Block
1JIt47'ie1'k,
equiti to soothe
bres,st, ;.
T soften rocks, or Vend
oak.
Flava gen seen it
Have iota heard of its'
Ote Dance Folio Vole 2.:.T.,ist of.
contents inel ice F1,1)41t1 r'urty "hits",;
The=letest and ''best known'tsongs of
the day arrant ed its W,rltreFt, rex..
Trots and One -Stens nit for Piano Selo.;
Solve ere es I:011ow,i: -Peggy
Cherie; 1 Neve: Knew,; ]'na Nobody's
Baj?y; Neetle:nt Your Daddy's Arnie;
Roc of ,ttly Heart; ''Poathee Your
Nest; Wang: WangBluest Anvil
Chorus, Turley In The ,Straw; Rose`
T. Coll Sweetheart; 1lfanuny's Little
Sunny Honey' Boy.
ALL FOR SEVENTY-FIVE IVE CEN`rS.
ASI: FOR VOLUME. NO 2
outrage
konitetl
Trio W. 11 Fair Co
Often the cheapest--fAlwaya the Iles
'E SPECIALIST,
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight- $pecialist,
an Honour Graduate i)f the Caned-
tan Ophthalmic College of Toronto.'
Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.n
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the: eye,'
(illusna! Frico R'ediiclions
FOR (SUR -BI(i CLEARING OF ALL BROKEN
LINES BEFORE STOCK TAKING`.
Nfw spring Gucds wijl soon begin to arrive and
Winter Gctds must Le eleai`'<d out regardless of profit -s.
An assortment of Men's afidt ,.Boys, Winter Caps
to clear: at (there ar`e less than eoa0 793``
Many other lines hi job lots to clear
Men's heavy wool underear, reg. $3.00 sale price $2,29
Boy's ;heavy wool underwear reg $L25 sale price. .79c
Bargains' in Sweaters,, Overcoats,' Suits and all.
lines of t+'otitwear
TERMS OP SALE CASH. `
OLOTIiING
un steel ` gyrus.
.TEE STORE TEAT , SBLLS FQIt LESS,
!HONE ,95,
NEW IDE! PATTERNS,
Our supply of Dr, Hess' and Clack's Stock Tonic For HORSES, COWS, PIGS and
3'anacea for' CHICKENS is now'complete in 100 lb, and 50 lb.edrums, 25 ib.'pails
ttd 10 and 15'lb.'packages.
s. We have also Calf Meal and Chick Feed
Another (the fotirth)Llot of the Old Gray Enamel ware, your choice for 69 ccs.
We also carry a full line of the awertised Pearl and Diamond Ware
• Also the Marathon Enemel:,ware •
4 good carpet sweeper for ,only $2.48 .
A few Electric Irons at ' '14.23
75c Brooms while they last at .43
Staclis of Sap buckets, get our prices when wanted
Mitts and Gloves at a uig'reduction
A bargain, table allthe time.
•
A'1L ND BR S.
f erdware, Stoves and Novelties The Store With a Stock
We are offering es
`(AIS Week
One Easy Vacuum Washer for $12,00
One Red Star Washcr,`for $19:00
till and seethe new Mono Vac Eleetrie Washer
5
Miss Dorothy Cantelen left last week on
a visit to Toronto and Orillia friends,
Mr. e M. Armstrong of Auburn was the
guest of Mr. and. Mrs. R. Tanney on
Tuesday and while here looked about
for a house. If he can .procure a suit.
able one he will buy and take up his
residence in Clinton.
Mr. Wilber Ford of'Peterhoro has, spent
the past' few days in town, coming to at-
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. I. Rat-
tenbury. •
Rev Canon Gunne of London was in town
this week, coming to conduct the funer-
al service for the late Miss Ellen:
Mouiitcastle yesterday'afternoon.
Dr. add Mis. Holloway and `Mr. Isaac
Rattenbury returned to Peterboro, yes-
terday. •
Mr.IDodds Holloway of Langruth, Man.,;
is'spending a few weeks at his home in
town, being called home on account of
the sudden death -of his sister, Mrs Is-
aao Rattenbtiy: Mr. Holloway, has
charge of two stile]] branches of the
Royal Bonk in Manitoba. '
Mr. Ed. Smeltzer of Meaford was in town
this week attending the funeral of his
sister -in -lacy, Miss Mountcastle
-Mrs. W. Greig, Mrs, J. ` T. Clark and
Misses Jean Chidley and Jean Greig of
Toronto were guests ef'Mrs T. Jack-
,rson Wednesday night, coming on from
the,Cler1;; Grejg wedding in Seaforth
Mrs. W. Pickard has gone to epend a few
weeks with Toronto friends.
Mr Harry Bar'tliff left on Monday morn-
ing for Vancouver, B C He was accom-
panied by lir andMrsPinner of Toronte
Messrs Bartliff and Pinner have been
appointed agents for the Durant auto;:
mobile for the Proyi]ce of British
Columbia ' '
Retie Ae 5, Arlin of Pork. Lanibton
was a caller. on Clinton friends
last Saturday. He was returning,
from attendance at the funeral of
•a brther ate Luekno
ow
Mir . :and 'Mrs. Tohn : Whittingham
and 'little son, who have been vis-
iting relatives in Clinton and vi-
cinity for the past few months, •
'left Tuesday rfor their .home ' at
Herschel,. Sask. While ;in CI'int.bn
they were the guests of the lady's
mother, Mrs. Argent:I ':•,'
Me. V. C. French, ` editor of The
-Wetask .win Thnes,' was in town,
over the • week -end visiting his,
mother, i Mr. French. cane east
on, business in 'connection with
the ,Canadian Weekly Newspapers'
Association, o (which he is presi_,
dent. Ile says' affairs in the
west have been' l rather dull lint.
that .there is every indication of a
return of good times.
-S...s' Hr9tartie6"'1011
Quitea number attented' the dance, last
Friday night and all reported having a
good tine -
IbIrs,
W. J. Mci3rien of near Seaforth is
visiting- with her'daughter, Mts. T. E.
Mason. e
Mrs. S'tln Merrill of Clinton who was
taken ill -at the home of person, William
improving nicely.
The English and Valentine social "held
in the.s s room of Si. Andrew's ctfurch on
Friday night last was a great 'success, in
spite of the cold weather. A ‘large com-
pany assembled and' the evening was
most enjoyable: Rev, Mr. Lundy gave an
address on bis experiences in Old 'London;
The Misses Cooper sang a daet, Misses
Jean McLean and Ma'y McDonald gave
instrumentals and others also contributed
to the evening's:enjoyment, The lunch
was in keeping with old England's favor-
ite dainties The decorations were hearts
and roses in scarlet and pink, and were
most attractive; showing the exquisite
taste of those in charge of that part of
the entertainment.
Mr. WreCooper, .Ir., who has been to
Boston to visit his family, has returned. -.
The Sacrament
will he
observed eyed in St.
Andrew's
churchn
o Sunday next, nee-
communion services on Friday mctning,
Miss Kathleen McLean has been con-
fined to the •house for the past week.
throe h ill, es .
g t s
lvfiss Olive Cooper has gone to Toronto
for en indefinite period. She is a.grad-
uate of Linton School of Commerce,
,, Miss Annelid McLean has been con-
fined to the house for the past week
through illness, '
" Mee, Botvey, Sri, who has been ill, is
able to bearound ,tagain,
Mr, ' Tilos,' Kyle ias pur hated the
hiandsome bungalow of Mti Made Drys-
] le'n Ilensall for 'hi `s
,. k hip Alice,
witlaitifeIrtt, to re;lde!titt q, , Sh,' his :;e°
cif' d•0.106 yfy ho te,; .11ryscl ak has
fItIfclltad'a ,.'v
s�`lt �idt<I s residence
1 t en< e
f t}riL`scrgtttt<"�itrr�'�s_e.,.a„hti..
Rn►-1��'+ymTTY'.
1Ai i:...: -
Soap 10°bars 69c
Gold, P G, -Surprise. Sunlight
Tea best value 3 lbs 1.10
•in town
per lb.. 38e
Redpath's Sugar
13 rue sugar
special pries by the bag
Cocoa, loose 2 lbw-.
.Essences, all kinds
Jelly powder
Dates, 2, l bs
Macaroni, 2 packages
Rice, 31bs
Good pink salmon
.it
Lennox soap per bar
Dried peas, 2 lbs
990
24e,
9,0
10
30c
25c
28e.
14c
9c
5e
25e
Rolled eats 10 fbs 38c•
2 Cans Corn 25c
Bitter Oranges and Grape Fruit
fear Marmalade .
grape fruit, 3 for 25c
Extra special this week
Matches, 3 boxes
California celery
Freshbeadlettuce • -
Fresh leaf lettuce
Fresh Fish
Red salmon per lb
Halibut
.IH•erri ng
Finnan Haddie
Fillets •
300
25c
25c
8c
20e',
22e
1
Two Delivery Wagotis.at your Service
If you wish your goods before nine o'clock, kindly order the afternoon before.
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•LIMITED
C�.ghvT'I ON
We alwa s " ,ead in Pei'
cep
n �
(Others Watch u
'Reduce.
Large, Meaty
California
'-Prunes ':. 2' pounds /29c
Large bars
Castile
t'entikCocoao p . 5 2�
Edwardsburg" Grown Brand
Syrup 5 11) tin "39c
All kinds laundry
Soap 10- bars 67c
4 string
Brjoms 37c
4 Ib tins pure Raspberry
Jany , 74c
I3Ibs pure cane sugar I.0
c 1'
`Our own Special
Blend
TEA
three
t)RX99
MA'i'.CII S
35c 1 Shredded Wheat
2 for
3c,
7 pounds Rolled. Oats 25c
,Pounds Corn Meal 2a c ,
White Beans per pound„
' ieked) °”
(hand- .,
'Highest Prices paid for
Eggs and Butter,
Ooderioh lrovtirtsh p ,
Mr II. .1. Trewartha' has dis-
posed pas d of a number of his
Oxford'
Down sheep recently, sending five L
shcar •ewes to: ,Nle. Thos,, Pyre of
Centralia; six 3 -shear elves to Mr,
A, Welsh, llayficld; and five 2 -shear
ewes to Fir.. A: Rougvie of this
township This besides_ a number- of
fleck :headers,. as usual. Although
Prices have been lower business has
been fairly good. "Whorl a man has
What the naai'1ket denaancli he can al -
wave nYake a sale,
READ I'11F NEws-irEcoito ''LtfF
r.APElt" ,FOAL N1W"3
OPCLINTONIA,111) 1UJRO1
COUNTY
The Literary Society connected with
the A•grieultural Short Course being
held in
W ant
in It
g held a debate last
weeksubject':
v on tJie "Resolved: That
it is advantageous Lor the Organized:
Farmers to enter Polities," The of
fir;,native, upheld by Graham Gauen;
bell and '.Miss" jean. Chananey, wase
awardedthe decision,. Messrs:'Eectes
Ileecroft end 'Harris Ptirdon were the
champions of the negative side,
On Sunday' week Mrs. Errata, Sr.,
of the Babylon lino, Stanley, died in
hercighty„eighth year, Iter hhsbaod,
the lato feces' Ertittt, died about £our-,
teen years ago. A fsniflY of two son
and ane daughter dlstvivei John on
the',homeeteett, I!Ienry, a )so on the.
Babylon, ass -gra, .Fill rt 1146.0lfnch-
y of tht, 45)hnn,.Linee
Nimmonossummaksommumisimmuno„
Booking Orders of Roofing for Spring
Before ordering your roofing or other building
material, don't fail to see
BIllFDS Slate Surface 3G inch roll roofing
BIRDS S1tte Surface 18: inch roil roofing
BIRDS Slate Surface Canadian Twin Shingle
BIRDS Heavy and Regular Pariod roofing
Blank water -proof Building paper
b RDS Combination Wall Board.quarter eu
Oak finish on one side. Cream on reverse.
We again prepared for 1922 to'proteet your
buildings with Martin Senonr" 16'0 per cent pare
paints, in gloss or flat tone surface.
All Skates, Straps, Hockey Sticks, Pucks etc at.
reduced prices for the balance of the season
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SEASONABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PT3.IQES.
GENERAL HARDWARE PRONE 59VOilliggialagfal
¢trim'. ii933tiei.Z= ,s rutstti tiaM AVZP .14.44 ye
ality
Our new cloths' are the finest collection we have
had for many Season. and arra priced at a, very` close
margin of profit and we know that for real dollar value,
they,cannotbe equalled.
"QUALITY FIRST” has always been our
motto, and: this Season, we are out to'denlonstr'gte more
than ever, that REt.L FUND TAILORING.' all wool
material and high grade trimming's are the only true
eeolnonyin Men's Clothes.
Prices ge. fr
Deis erm
vZTt pclel
T.tiE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall' Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
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IBa e'g
ii , „
:Li 011[111j
il
The bread.of quality
Ask yourg rocer for it or
phone 204 and our
driver will call
OURtMOTTO; SERVICE
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trig ��
O' EIl4
Say itch Flowers;•
FROM
Gem
I+lerist
rt
Goderich,
Cut'`' Flowers aah'vays on hand
lora]' designs and wedding btinehef
a specialty
IFeaitber of the, ] loiiets, Tetegt'aj
Deli;rery Association, ,Flowers
ea<id to any part of Canada er Unite.
stl Stakes',