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C l:.11�'l'ON'S LEADING ,Tp yvE Laiiln,3 $Toftti
e e1ery at Pre war Prices
Watches, Clocks 'Rings, Silverware, Etc.
It will pay you to investigate our special sale
of Alarm Clocks
See our north window.
We aril sole agent for Fhonoias and ApesRecords
Jecreller and Optician
JOHNSON
Neat Hovey's Drug Story
.Just Arrived
Our spring stock of imported woollens
A nice range of blues, greys and fancy worsted. .All
guaranteed fast colors. Our prices are right avd`
workmanship the very best,
McEwan Brothers, Merchant Tailors
Wilken Block - Opposite. Post Office
eelal PrieeT
Quie
About 75 'pairs Of Ladies'and Growing Girls
Brown calf_ and kid shoes. All sizes 3 to 7. Lines
that sold regularly up to48,50. ' Clearing price for to- 1
day,; Thursday, Friday, and Saturday $3.98
About 20. Men's and Ladies' Raincoats, --suitable
for light coat for a -wet day or cool evenings
Clearing pri0e-for'balance of week $3.48
Other lines to clear at equally low price's for cash only
unlsteel Bros.
PlIONE 25.
SMALL -PROFITS.
MORE BUSINESS
There `once was a lady
named Mrs. Thayer,
Who liked for her ,kit
ellen AIluminum
ware,
-So she came to our
"store,.`
^Where WC have it
galore
Arid her kitchen now
shines with a
dazzling glare
We also have another shipment of the genuine. Old Grey
are'-assortmeut your choice for 60e -
•
Our Spring Stockof paints, varnishes, stains, enamels,
- : etc is now complete
atchour windows for Special Bargains
ardware.: Stoves and Novelties ' Tho , Store With a Stock
Paints, Varnishes and Stans
WhiteLead
Raw and Boiled oils, Coal ' Oil
Lubricating Oils
Ruberoid Roofing of all Grades.
eneral Hardware
and G,�
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Announcernent
of Interest to
Anglicans
, C ambi idge Mussen and Eyre
Spottiswoode Edition in the `
combined ' book with hymns
in variety of styles a, tbina-
ings. Easter Day, .Sunday,
April 16th, has been fixed
by the Primate as the day
upon which the New Prayer
Book conies officially into
use, and makes the ideal
Easter Gift,
'lie W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Beet
EYE SPECIALIST
A: L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate :of the Caned -
lark Ophthalmic. College of Tdronto.
Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m, Practice` limited to the eye.
AI ql i r�l�.lugIpntnuuan
'1v4ys,' J. W. Elliott goes to Toronto
to spend •Laster.__,, ; ..
Mr. Levi Trick of London spent a
couple of 'days in town last week,
Mrs. Herr of Stratford is visiting
her cousins, the Misses-Mahaffy of
town
Mr. James Connolly of Goderich was
intown for the Siring Show on
Thursday -.last, -
Mrs. Dames has retuned to her
home in I3rossels atter a Visit with
Mfg, 1.1: 1hir1diff of tows,
Mrs:. Wm. 'Glen has returned from
Goderich and is odeupying her
own home on Ontario street,
Mr. Fred `' Rurnball of the . Royal;'
Bank staff, Toronto, is spending a
vacation. at his home- in town.
Mies Mary Chidle' of the Toronto
Normal is expected home this ev-
ening for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. A. J Grigg and Miss elen;,
leave :tomorrow to -spend the Eas-
ter vacation with -London friends.
Ma. and Mrs,
Shep. Nicholson of
Auburn were arn'ong the many' vis-
itors in town on -Horse Show day..
Mrs. E. W Redaway left for Toren -
to on Wednesday to spend the Eas-
tertide' with her sister, Mrs Jacob
Taylor.
;Mrs. , R. A. Hearn has returned
form - ,Hamilton, where she has
been undergoing treatment for eye
trouble.
Miss Michie, a niece of Mr. R. Row-
land, is coming to Canada from
the .Old Country and is ,expected in
Clinton next week:. •
Mr.. Fred MMThggat;t, StAndrew's
College, and Miss Elearior MeTag-
gart of'• I-Iavergal, Toronto, are
hone •for the Easter vacation.'
Mr: and Mrs. G. McEvean of De-
troit, Mich.,, and' Mrs, Arscott of
- London were week -end guests at
the hone of their brother, Mr.
Murray McEtvan of Mary street.
Mr. arid Mrs. James Hamilton of.
Porter's 'Hill. were in town on
Monday. :They`have had a lot of,
sickness in theirfamily the past
winter hut all .are now improv
ing•
Mr;' and M'rs. Miller of Stafra were
guests at the home of Mr. Jaynes
Mahaffy over the week -end, hay-
' ing come up to attend the funeral
of their. sister, Mrs. Mihai ,y, on
Saturday.
Mr. C—D. Bouck was up :from To-
ronto over the week -end and _ on
Iris return on Monday was • accom-
panied „by Mrs. Bouck and Miss
"Eva, Misses Ione and Ethel are
rernaining•_for, a few days longer.
Rev. J. E. Ford and Mrs, Ford of
Goderich; formerly, of Clinton; have
gone to Cobourg to visit theta
daughter, Mrs, Davidson, and will
also visit Mr. Ford'sbrother, Dr.
Ford of Norwood, before retur'nin'g:
Mri James Scott, who. has just re-
covered from a serious illness,
left last week• for Windsor, where
he will visit .his. daughter, 'Mrs,,'
(Dr.) Adams, Ter a time. It is
hoped the change will prove ben-
eficial.
Miss Iratharine Grant, daughter of
the Rev. D. K. Grant formerly.
pastor of Willis church is spending
the •Eastervacation as the guest
of Miss Ainy':Howson, and other
Clinton :Friends. Miss Grant is a
student at ' Branksonie Hall,' To-
rento.
Mr. Fred Wer of Swift Current,''
Sask., was in town for 0 couple
of days this week, a guest at the
Bone of his father-in-law, Mr. R.
Jennison, . Mr. Weir was Called
home by the death of his mother
at Peterboro: • •
Miss
and little daughter,
Miss Gladys, of ICippen are visit-
ing this week at the home of the
former's uncle and. aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. George Davis-, Mis.,fiarvey
tends`taking up. liter residence in
London shortly,
Mr, ',ibhn McNaughton of London
was among: the visitors in Clinton
on Fair Day. He met marry old
'friends from Stanleytownship who
weird pleased to ,shake his hand
again, He's id it was his irrten-
tionf r" return o 'o' this t e e, { 9 VJCek-
elyii., cocoa pa nod by hits son and
daughter, " if the motoring Is
good., which it looks as if it might
be;
aster Greetings
,_Tempters for Good Friday 'and Easter Morning -; reakfasts.
Swifts Premium Bacon and Hams SWilts"`"'riilnium 13aelzs Swifts Broolkfield Sausages
Hundreds of dozen's of the flieyt'oig brown eggs procurable
Order's. -taken for local lot Cross Buns' e Pure Maple Syrup
Lettuce
Celery
Tomatoes
Rhubarb
Oranges
Other
Specials -for _ Easier
Grapefruit
Apples .
Bananas
Cocoanuts
LIBBY'S
Asparagus
Pineapple
Peaches
Sausages
Large assortment of I-luyler's Chocolates and Easter Eggs. Place 'your order early
and ,avoid- :disappointment.
or these
LOOK Extra Special
for the: Kiddies
A Kellogg's Wonderful Funny.
Jungleland Book FREE in a package o
WATITE 'T Corn. Flakes
SOAPS
10 bars for
ST7GA:R,—Pure,
14 pounds fox
COCOANUT -in
by the lb only,
COFFEE
COCOA, 'bulk, 2 lits' for
TEA --Black
FIVE POUNDS for
ESSENCES
JELLIES -3 for
ane •
bulk -
per lb:.
69c.
$1.00
25c
38c
250
42e:
$2.00
24c
CROWN II,RAND
CORN STARCH
Table Syrup - �iQQ • 2 packages for
5 pound tins )Y'C •
-MACARONI , (Bulk)
PRUNES, 2 pounds' for 28c 2 pounds for
• onlya few boxes at this price left
PIGS, 2 pounds for 25c
DATES, 2 pounds for
CHOICE CORN
2 ifor•
'CHOICE -.PEAS
2 for
5c -
25c
SPECIAL ON -SALMON
i Regular 45e for 40e
- 25c I Regular 40c for 33e
• CHOICE PILCHARDS. '' (11
Try These—you'll like ahem JC '
500.,' Tins" HOLBROOK§ SARDINES
While •they last at 18e
25c
28c -.
Cash & Carrg
and Delivery
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REGRET THEIR GOING.
The departure of the Wallace
Wheatley-. family. from town• is much'
regretted by their friends, some of
whom have demonstrated their regret
in a tangible way. - Last week a
number' of Mrs. Wheatley's friends
gathered at her home and presented
her with a handsome cut glass bowl,
asandwich basket and sone Iineno
and the other evening the members'
of the Ladies' 'Aid of Ontario street
church presented her with an appre-
ciative address and a club bag.
Londesboro
"An Old -Fashioned, .Mother," will
be pi:esented by a' company -of Au-
burn young people', -under the ausple-
es of two adult classes •of"the Lon-
desboro .Methodist church, in the
Forresters'hail 'en Wednesday even-
ing next.
Auburn
Mr: Gormley Thompson has taken
a position as clerk in Mr. R. D.
Munro's store. -
Wo are very .sorry to report that
Mrs. Joseph Carter is very seriously
ill with pleurisy.
Mrs. Chas Straughan spent the
week-end:with ;friends in Goderich.
Mr. E:: G, Matthews of. Port Bur-
well, -formerly banker here; spent the
week -end :in Auburn.
The Women's: Missionary Society
of the Methodist church are present-
ing .a. pageant, entitled: "Canada's
share in World Tasks." in the church,
on Monday evening, April 17th,
; `
The playWhich was presented in.
the Forester's hall 'on Friday ever,-
ing' was a decided success. The hall
being full to the doors. The class
have beeninvited to present it in
the town hall, Clinton, on Monday,
April 24th.
ChoralSociety
CONCERT
;the Choral `Society Concert in
Wesley church,' tin Wednesday, April
10th, promises to be the leading
musical event of; the season, The
chorus of 65 voices, under -the Very-
able
eryable leadership of ` Prof, 'Anderton,
will present'Bartholdy's Sacred -Can-
tata "Lauda Sion" (Praise Jehovah)
accompanied by organ and piano;
also liarnaby's "Sweet and Low,"
unaccompanied, Eaten "Fnnin s;
"Moonlight," -Spofforith's "flail Sunil-
ing Morn"` and Adam's, "Comrades
Song of Hope." Miss Cockrill• of
London will take ' the solo parts in.
the cantata and also sing- solo uuint
hers. Mr. Cho:Bereft, baratone; of
London,will glee several soles, and
Mr I,Riley"Tatmannat Toronto,
will delight the audiencewith his
tenor solos. lair, Hallman, who f5
considered 'ono or the leading toner's
of Toronto, liars Wen a reputation
as „a clear, sweet lyrie tenor of re-
markable ' range. . The . >popularity
and success of Mr, Hstllmanas a-'
soloist is not entirely due to his '
beautiful voice, but also to his clear.
enunciation, 'interpretation and ele-
gance of style, which are the essen-
tials of a finished artist. ,Tickets
at 75e may be secured, from the
members -of the chorus or- at the W.
D. fair Co;s and A, T. Cooper's'
book stores.
Easter Sale
The Girls Club of Willis Church
will bold a
Home-made Baking
--AND—
Hame,3made Candg
Sale in Mr. Stothers''office on
Saturday Afternoon
April the 15th
C
SALE STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK
O'Neil's Bakerg,
DON'T FORGET
l' of X Buns
FOR GOOD .FRIDAY
and all kinds of good things
We are also opening our
Ice Cream Parlor
OUR MOTTO: SERVICE.
PHONE YOUR, ORDERS'
R. S.-O'NEILL
Bhone_204 The Balser
" Say it with Flowers
SPICIAL THIS WEEK.
PRIMULAS,
l'ablc size -in fine bloom.
25c each.
SWEET PEAS. ,
Eckforcl's sutra fine miyed seed,
150 ,an otinco. •
Plant early for good rxsnits,
'YOU AREINVITlr}D '.PO, SEE, OUR
roAsFER DISPLAr OF
' LI.LtES, ROSES, BEGONIAS,
J.`ER.NS,. ETC,
1
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Our Hew Cloths are- the finest collection we have
had for may'' Seasons, and are priced at a very close
margin of -profit and we know that for real dollar value,
thevcannot..he1equalled.
" QUALITY FIRST "' has always been our
motto, and this Season, we are out to demonstrate more
than ever, that REAL HAND TAILORING. all wool
material and high grade trimmings are the only true
ecomony in Men's Clothes.
Prices
range from $25 to $55
DavisC'ilill .
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall "' Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
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The greatest hurnan interest drama the world has ever know
1blilliono have read the book. , Millions have seen thepia
this is your opportunity to see the picture
Better Than Either
Romance :< Ilegeneiation-
Thrills Pathos ,, Laughter'
a Friday Princess Theatre, F alt d Saturday,.
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April ,ail h � h and lith,
Aomission, E enings 25e and 360
Saturday Nlatil;ee 2.80 -15c and 250
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Awho is in Li j lane taking a post- the wedding of Princess Mari All
'M lr rks lt graduate enurso, (nn a scholarship),,_ February ;and writes.'. lioine very tiz-
4.;1- ] "vas amongst the fortunate ones who texastingly ohout