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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWEIJ�+RY STOR.!
JULY SPJ J .L
'A grand .11.1splai' of Purser>, La dies hand ]3ags and Valnity Oases
at pirees never, liear'ci of before. Come in and see them` before
buying:
7 LY IS THE MONTH OF PICNICS
�SCJ;GCTES'II0 S -A pair of Motor Glasses, a Thermos Bot-
tle,' Poa1rl', Gramophone to Help nilaleo. the time a little more
pleasant.
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H. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller .and Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store
Speeiai Priee for
QuiekSale
About 75 pairs of Ladies' and Growing Girls'
Brown E,alf and kid' shoes. All sizes 3 to 7 Lines
that sold regularly up to $8.50. Clearing price for to-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday $3.98
About 20 MOD's and. Ladies' Raincoats, suitable
for light coat for a wet day or cool evenings
Clearing price for balance of week $3.48
Other lines to clear at.,e-quaky low prices for cash. only.,
Plurnsteel Bees.
PHONE '25.
SMALL PROFITS
MORE I.UU15CNESS
LET Us
Armeaszeneseatose
fill' your grocery re quirements this week, all our -goods are fresh.
and of the highest grade you can never make 'a mistake as re '
gards price and quality when you buy the BEST BRANDS—NO
RISK FOR YOU—NO RISK FOR US -all our goods are guaran-
teed. . Our delivery service is prompt—Phone your orders—We
guarantee satisfaction.
TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEES
Store open, far business on Orchestra nights.
The sugar market is strong and active, prices are moving upward I
Remember Saturday is July ist, Dominion Day and do your
.Saturday, shopping on Friday.
Te G. 4fi S. Grocers
Phone 125
ie biggest �fan
and the Smallest
in Town
Will get equal satisfaction in
the fit of his clothes if our= tape.
line has been around hint, We
have• a sort of pride in fitting
men that other tailors can't
please. It's the know bow that
tells the tole, • and our experi-
ence and observation has given
us that. Come in and look over
our stock of the very best cloths
and -try us for your next suit.
Prices range from $25 to $55.
Davis & Herman
-THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
i
ihuni n ware Sale
Commencing Friday, July 7th
For
o'nF'
week only we will sell
an
article '
n our,window
Y
For $1.98
Do not miss this opportunity
Pp nnity
pewormassiaromo
Don't forget
we s el l ,Radio Parts
]IIAItDWAItE: „ FI,Y'CTIRICAL PLVVMi3INrx
H�mmoeks
In warm ,weather it is not wise to
be all ;wrapped up in 'yourself, re--
olinipg in a hammock is mueb • het-,
ter. It is a lounging comfort in the
open air and in snitr;y days will
help, to keep you cool. A lrainmoclt,'
a book and a shady nogk are good
companions. We can'supply the.
hammock and the boolc, You do •the
REST.
W fl. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest --••Always the Best
EYE:SPECIALIST.
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p,m. Practice limited to the eye..
6.101 , . Wy 1 mm u nmtamm�ur
=11 hi,
Mr. Whitney Stone left Friday for
his home at Essex.
Mr. Jack Bowden spent the !week-
end at Southampton. Mrs. Ball of Sombre is the guest of
her son Mr, Roy Ball:.
Mr, Harold;,Kilty of Toronto was in
town over the week -end,,'
Mr: Frank 'McCaughey of Toronto
was home over the holiday.
Mr. Eddie Shepherd of Toronto vis-
ited his mother over the ween -end.
Mrs. McCaig of Guelph has been
visiting her son,' Mr. Russel,,, Mc-
Caig of town.
Mrs. R. Mennen returned on 'Mon-
day after a week's visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Zeats,
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rumball and
little son of London are .guests at
the home of the former's mother
in. town. '
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Brown of
Mitchell spent the week -end as the
_guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Williams,
Mrs. Runians and Miss Minnie Run-
- of London have been visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A, Irwin.
Mrs, Minnie Ross of Toronto • has
.been in town this week, :visiting.
old (rends and .attending to some
matters of business..
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bowes of Tiver-
ton :spent the week -end as the
guest of the lady's brother, Dr.
J. .S. Evans of town.
Miss Bessie Irwin of Montreal, who
is holidaying at her home in town,
spent the week -end, as the guest
of Miss Balser of Fnllartn.
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Finch and sons
James and George, of Flint Mich„
visited the former's parental hone
in town during the .past weelt.
Mrs, J. Schoenhals, Mrs. W: "Elliott'
and Miss Bawden and a dozen
girls are spending a couple of,
weeks at the lake side at Port Al-
bert.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball and Mrs.
Ball,. Sr. -spent a few days over
the week -end visiting in Hamilton
and Niagara Fails. 'BlieY went
by motor.
Mr, and Mrsk R. C. Mason and
children and Ir. Bert Jervis took
a little motor trip to ',Hamilton,
Niagara Falls - and Buffalo over
the holiday and week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finrt of Ches-
ley spent a few days with Dr.
and Mrs. Evans and on their re-
turn to Cliesley were accompanied
by Miss Carol Evans, who will
spend a few weeks there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams and
Mr, and Mrs. Willerton of New
Orleans, La„ are• the guests of
the former's brother, Mr. C. W.
Williams of town, They made
pint of the long trip by motor.
Mr. and Alis. J. Agnew and Mr,
and. Mrs. D, McKenzie and son of
Lucknow visited Mrs. Snyder or
town and Mr. and Mrs. John Jer-
vis' of the Bayfield road, during
the past' week.
Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Fisher and
family, Mrs., F. Tillman and'l'iiss
Margaret of Fairbanit and Mr.
and Mrs. R. White and- sons of
Toronto motored up and spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Mach:
Messrs. Jacob of Toronto and Isreel,
William and 5, L. Taylor of Lon -
den and Walter Taylor of Chicago
are in town this week, attending
the annual bowling tournament
when the Taylor Trophy ,,wase coin-
peted ter.
Mr. Thorton Mustard, principal of
the Normal Model school, Toronto,
with his wife and: family, spent: '
a:few days at the home of Mrs. D.
MacDonald, Mrs. Mustard's mo-
ther, on their Way to Bayfield,
where they have a summer ,e'rat-
tage,
Mrs, Dross, who has been visiting
her parents, Dr. anis Mrs, Guhn,
,for seine weelsa leaves for her
home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs,
Cross are locatingin Detroit it far
the present and so will be some-
what nearer Clinton than when
living in Pennsylvania.
Mr, W. S. Gro fe cane: up Friday
to join his wife and babe who
have been here for a .fortnight Yrti
so, and they are the guests of the
•fortnoe+e parents, Mr, and mars,.
, T. A Carnia,. They ail inteed
going to Bayfield the end or 'thr
week for a holiday,
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ell's
July is our month for BARGAINS and right off the bat is a
big leader in salrn.on---Wonderful Valuer
Salmon, APinic, , per tin
Salmon, Herald r, n
Salmon; Vietor
Pilchards per ti» , , ... , .
Sardines 2 tins
IJolbroolcs 2 tins, , , , ,
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, , 20e,
83e.
, 10c.
• 14e.
35c,
Catsup; big bottle ,
Catsu, large,pi
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Catsup, Rex,
l •
Catsup, - y
Catsup, Heinz,
30e.
125c,
30c,
.. 25c, and : Gc.
Seedless raisins per package 15c
Minute Tapioca; 2 packages • , 25c, 3 • Peailinc . •
Corn Starch 2 pkgs. ...... . 19c, 3 Rinse
.
Laundry Starcr,'2 pkgs.� .,19c. ' 3:Fun to Wash.
5 Soap Chips ,
25c. I
25c.
25c.
25c.
Magic Baking Powder : , , , 35c,
Our Own Baking Powder .. 23e,
Forest ;City Baking Powder , . 150,
Car pure cane sugar special price at car
Syrup, 5 lb. pails .380.
Honey, per 10 .1b, pail. .. . , „51.50
Honey per lb. pail................................20c.
Jam in 4 Ib. Jars, Pineapple rid Gratpefruit
Grapelaile per 'tin 35c.
Keelers Marmalade
Special in black tea, sold elsewhere 49c, our price 45, 2 lbs 89c
Corned Beef
Fresh Roast Pork
New Potatoes
New Beans
Try Certo far Pure Jain
Cucumbers
New Beets
Hot House Tomatoes.
Fresh salmon trout arriving daily
Cash & Carrg
and Deliverg w w •
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People You Know
Miss Annie Lawrence is home iridin
ICiinan for the long summer va-
cation.
Misses Wroxie and Susie Powell
spent the week -end with Goder-
ieh ,friends
Mr: and Nlrs. R. F. Manning and
'Miss Helen are visiting relatives
in Detroit,
Miss Lottie 'Sioman of Toronto spent
the holiday and.'week-end' at her
home in town. ;
Mr. i1Cennetth Hunt and ' Mr. E.
Hunter are spending a few weeks
camping at Bayfield.
Miss Winni£red Thompson, who has
been teaching at Fairbanlc, Ys
lionie for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McKinnon' and
Miss Kathleen of Sault Ste. Marie
are here for the;; holidays.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollyman and
Miss Dorothy of Lueknow were
holiday visitors'. n town. ser`
Miss Charlotte Sheeley leaves today
for London to ; take a summer'
course in ICirulergarten work.
Mrs: T. Jackson' and family have
gone. to Bayfiel(l' where they have
taken a cottage 'for the summer.
Miss Agnes Walker of Cliirord and
Miss Grace Walker of Esterhasy,
'Sask. ,are hone for the holiday
period.
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. McNeiI of V
Ailsa "Craig were the guests of the 4
Rev., T. J. Snowdon over the
week -end.
Mrs. Holmes of Boston and Mrs.
Kenpthorne and child of Toronto 14
,are visiting their parents, Mr, •
and Mrs. Wm,. Doherty.
Mrs. Slater and ',little son, 'Lloyd,
of Portage la Prairie are visiting
at the home of the lady's parents,
Mr. aind Mrs. Harry Gould.
Miss Mabel Rathweli accompanied
her sister, Mrs,. Todd, as far as
Toronto when she left on Friday e
for her home in, the 'west.
Miss McTavish left last week Toe
,Stratford and she and her sister,
Mrs. Stewart are going on a trip
to' the Coast to visit relatives, .
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Emerson of
Bervie and Mr • Robt. Dawson of
Regina "visited their cousin, Mrs,
R. J . Chaff, over the week -end,
Mr. and Mrs T .Cardwell and fam-
ily and Mrs Jazard of -Stratford
were the guests 03 Mr. and Mr's,
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TRADE MARK
Paints, Varnishes and Stains
New Perfection Coal Oil Stoves
Two, Three and Four -Burners •
We are prepared to furnish you with building
hardware, Beaver Board, Etc.
Garden Heise, Lawn Mowers, Scythes
Paris Green, Garden Tools, andsprayers
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Minton Hardware and Fiirnituro Co,
T', Card,W1?, I or tawri .on SiardaY, itiGitgP6P,Ve je, ltitteti ie e'N i.16 411,10.01t'� "tea` "P' P'
Mrs. J. Fl, Fraser': of Regina aiid her � fit" i�
sister, Mrs, I.1. Reynolds of Aur-
ora, spent the '.week -end as the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. 0,
Medd,
Dar,, T, II. Lennox of Montreal, who"
has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. `'J. G. Medd and
calling on other friends, has re-
turned horns
111n. and Mee ttidgdey and Mr, and
Mrs Lowery and .little daughter
Motored from Hamilton nerd spent
the holiday et Pit; horlre of Mr,
and Mrs , Go eh 01 7towr s,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Rumball and
child of London and Me, Fred
Rumball. of Toronto visited their
mother, Mrs. ,Clara Itutmball of
town, ever the Holiday period.
Rev. 3, E. Ilogg and fancily, Dr.
Gandier and family and Mrs. aMe-.
Ewan and family leave today tot•
. their summer hones at South-
ttinptori. Mrs. :: McEwan' has
taken the O'Neil 'cottage for the
month of July.
Mr. and Mrs. T. McRae of Detroit
were the guests of Me. and Mrs,
G', 0. I,iabetton over the holiday
and week -encs, On their. return
,.to ez on, Who yvil. spend part m:
flullett Township
Miss Ruth Dale left this week to'
visit relatives in Toronto and Mini -
ice .
int -ice.
Miss Dorothy.Hutchison has ten-
dered her resignation as teacher as
Roxboro school as she prefers e
selrool in town.
,-Mr. and"Mrs, Gifford Crich and
Miss Edna spent Sunday with Mr,,
and Mrs. M. Montgomery- and also
took in the decoration service In
Maitland
it 1bank e tr�
M euroon
y Sunday
afternoon,
Summerhill
The ,following is the report; giving'
the stontlin of the pupils ie Swam•
nierlrill solioal, based upon results of
the recent promotion examinations;
Sr, 4th-Russofl' Jervis 69,4; Ri-
ve Smith 65; Viola Johnston 00,
Ji 4th-llazel Watkins, 73I,e
(Ilan.); Golclwin Smith 60i ; Jeair.
Forbes 00)ts; Wesley Wright 63,
je. Ihel-21"holma Lovett 73; Mar-
ion ,erre:; 71; Marion Rosen ,70.,
�e ,•rflal Ball Uli ; Charlie � Lo �rili
lire veer ion iir the (lityoa ie- 05; Norman 60.
Stanlej Township
Miss thghes Glen left Monday
morning' for Guelph, where she will
take a' shorn oourse at McDonald
College.
Mr. Peter Moffat, who for the
past two years has taught 8, S. No.
1 school has resigned. He stares
in•h- :fa
the 11 term as principal of tho
Dashwood school,
Misses Isabel Glen' wind Enna Diehl
are hone for the vacation from their
respective schools,
A great number of the young
people on the second concession
spent the first of, July in huylield,
Miss MoDiarivid is a' visitor at
the home of Mr, James. Jackson.
The following is the report of the
test .and promotion oianrivatioee
for 8. S. No, 38:
Jr.. 451e to St. 4th--Pass---d0 e --
Myrtle McClinchey, 05%. ,Sr. 2n(I—Willie 14LeClincbey.
Sr 81rd to lr-. #ill—Mass, 510 Jr. 3st to Sr, tet --Glen Dowsom.
narks ---Olive lf",rraitt 007, Agnes Ad-
tens ,91,E Sttio.rt Keys 580, Willie Mervyn %toys, Jennie Adams,
Claris 573, Bernard ;Keys; 58'7, :Gini• -
no Detroit on tucsday they were , y old t)nwson 583. Sr, Prliirsr'---:Vlyrlrv'Snmith.
trecotn >uriied
1 by Mr. l{orrctii I } M
Sr. grid to 7If: ,^3rd—• -tyres �� 39(1- s s�°� �•
. , . Ir . 1 rimer Mttfie MCCdnichey'
Ib t 1 I f' d I i C, ar ie k x 'marks-�--Aibcirt:Me�,lnrclrey'423, Bra-
t
1 ' t' ] f 1 Johnston1 trice.' Adrrrns, 300, Cecil Dowsotr 300,
.—Eunice Reid, '1'aaehei
Stratits. A. M. ,Snyder, Tette/mi. C)laira-,Sinitli 272.
' N i HQ's Bakem'
Our Specials
Chocolates, assorted flavors ..480,1h,.
Fresh Salted Peanuts ........250.1b.,
Our ovens ',are now in operation',
and we Will have our usual—
Gremal't Bread
Whole Wheat Bread
Fruit Loaf
Banbury, Tarts
Rolls; Etc.
BUSINESS 'MOTTO—SE'RVICE'
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R. S. O'N1 ILL.
Rhone 204 The Baker,