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() LI #TON'S LEADING JEWELERIC STO 1;
USEFUL PRESENTS:
1Th slimmer visitor's presents will be easily chosen'`
if you call at Johnson's Jewelcry Store
A . full lino of Souvenir Pins and Brooches, also
Spoons, bilverware, Cut Glass, China, Etc..
A large ;stock• of Watches and Clocks to choose from''
(just in) .,.
Optical Goods and Motor Glasses -the largest and best
stock in town, Eyes tested free and entire
satisfaction guaranteed'
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Jeweller and Optician
H.
JOHNSON
Next Hovey'e ;Drug mord
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Running Shoes
Fleet -Foot R.un
and Barefoot Sandals
THE LIGHTEST AND COOLEST FOOTWEAR FOR THE
KIDDIES DURING THE HOT SUMMER WEATHER.
Try us for these lines. ? Our prices are right.
We have also some very specialvalues in Kiddies sox both
short and three quarter length. a
Special in Bath Towels
Five Dozen , colored Bath 'Bowels, large size and good ,
weight. Special price per pair •
SEE THEM. IN OUR WINDOW'
Special values in Ready -Te -Wear or ordered Clothing during
July and Auguste
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Plumsteel Bros..
PHONE r 25.
SMALL PROFITS
MORE PUSINESS
For
School Books
and Supplies
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Now is the Time to Buy
PEACHES -'Delicious and Targe, fresh and firm,
PLUMS -Lombards• freshly pulled
Leave us your order
We are now settled in our new location and are better able than ever to
serve you efficiently and to furnish the best quality goods at lowest prices.
Highest prices paid for butter and eggs
Phone your orders and we shall be pleased to deliver the goods.
Best quality vinegar and spices for pickling alwayson hand.
111 G. S. Grocers, Phone 125
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TIie Iliggcst Ilan
and the Smallest
jn Town
Prices range
Will get equal satisfaction in -
the fit of his clothes if our tape '
line has been around Min, We
have'a sort of pride in fitting
men that - other tailors can't
please, It's the know how that,
tells the tale, and our experi-
ence and abservation has given
us that. Come in and look over
our stock of the very best cloths
and tryus for your next suit.
YOU ARE INVITED TO IN-
VESTIGATE THE MERITS OF,
OUR STOCK --HOPING THE
ADVANTAGE' WILL ,.13E A
MUTUAL ONE.
Tile W. D. Faits -Co
from $25 to $55
Davis Sc Herman
THE VETERAN TAMLORS: •
Opposite Town Hall Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
wens.
Good. range
The Secret, of Mang a Woman's
Success in Housekeeping.
HARDWARE
It works for . its user; it pro-
hibits failure and makes sttceess
sure and certain; no loss of''time
Or increased irritation byhaving
to waste valuable minutes in
coaxing it, A good Range works
silently and eflicieii,tly-the same
reliability each and every day. It
removes all guess work; its oven
bakes evenly all over. it is a
daily delight to possess cute,
The Range illustrated here is
good; built by McClary, makers
of good stoves and cooking utin-
sill for 74 years, Let the old,
range go -buy a good one, you
deserve it,
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ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
EVE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic College of - Toronto.
Goderieh, Ont. Office hours: 9' a.m.,
to 5 pan. Practice limited to the eye.
Mr. Dan Paxman was in ',town this
week.
Mrs. Chowen spent the week -end in
Bayfield.
Miss Florence Cuninghame is in
Toronto.
Miss Annie Lawrence leaves this
week to attend Stratford Normal.
Mr,. A. T. Cooper was at' Nile on
:,Sunday last.
Dr, Field ,of Goderieh was`in town.
last Monday.
Master Clyde Kennedy was in Lon-
don.
on-don, on Wednesdar.
Mr. Jas. ' Flyn was, in London on
Wednesday '
Miss Luela Walkinshaw is having
her holidays.
Miss Hannahas returned to town
from Toronto.
Mr. W. Watts spent Wednesday
at the London Fair. '
Mr. Frank Mutch of Ripley spent
the week -end in town •
Mr ' and Mrs Alec Cudmore went to
London on Wednesday.
Mr. Fred Thompson, spent a few
days in London this week.
Mr. Warner of Sarnia is visiting his
grandrnothter, Mrs. Warner.
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Miller motor-
ed to London on Tuesday.
Mrs ..H, T. Rance has been visiting.
friends. in Kincardine for'the past
ti eek
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Mr, and Mrs. Geo. McLennan in =
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tored to Detroit over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lek. Kennedy of
Detroit are visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs. Chas. McKinnon expects to
leave this week for her home its
Dunnville.
Mrs. Warren has returned from an
extended visit of two months in
Rochester,
Mr. Torn Shipley has moved into:
the house vacated by Mr. Robert
Marshall. -
Mr. Bill Mutch has returned from a
vacation spent in Toronto and' Ni-
agara Falls.
Mrs. Busch and Mrs. Bruner of
Seaforth are guests of .Mr, and
Mrs. Paxman.
Mr. and Mrs': Ball and Mr. and
I VIMJ, E, cook motored to Lon -
l' don on Wednesday,
Mr. and 'Mrs. A, Mair. of Ripley
are with Mr. 14 lair's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mair of town.
Mr Ireland is moving his family in-
to th."ehouse on Ratenbury street
vacated by Mrs. Agnew. - -
Mr. Fred Jackson has moved back
into his own house, recently va-
cated by Mr. Toin Shipley,
Mrs Boles, who has spent most or
the summer with Mrs. R. 1S.
Manning left this week .for Lon-
don.
Misses 'Pearl and Amy Gould of,
'Toronto are spending their `holi-
days at their home in town..'
Master Becher' Streets received first
prize at the school fair for his pet
kitten. Congratulations Becher.
Mr. and Mrs. iKaiser and Mr and
Mrs. Paxman and Master 'Clare
were in Grand, ' Bend on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker are
camping at Bayfield, tate guests of
their daughter, Mrs. W. W. Tan-
ser.:
Mrs. C'. O'Loan, who has been vis-
iting Mrs. H. B. Combe, return-
ed on '19uesday to her home in
Kirkfreld.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Walker are
guests:of Mr. and Mrs, W. Tan-
ner at'their cottage at Bayfield
this week,
Mrs, Percy Ladd has returned from
Byron Sanatarium. We are glad
to be able to say that she is im-
proving steadily,
Mrs. Steep, Mr, Fred , Jackson's
sister has arrived and will occupy
the house recently vacated by Mr,
Thomas Shipley;
Mr, and Mrs. Vance and family
and Mr. and Mrs. 'Corbuck ,of
Arkwright motored to. Clinton to
snend a few days with illr.- and
Mrs, Zapf°.
Mr . And Mrs. J. W, Gray .of Tor-
onto, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Grahame of, town, motored
to Toronto ,on Sunday. -
i4trs, IT, Id, 'Haul, a former Olin-
tanla n, Who has been spending the
past month hi Itineardino, spent
iVednesdav in Clinton as the guest
Of Mrs, ,1I, T. Rance
Miss Ctett Ford left for Ste Themes
on Tuesday morning, Miss Ford
has accepted a position in Alma
College, and we wish her all good
luck in her'new aPitore.
O'eWs Bid Coriier Groery
Two Big Specials in JelIy Powders
and Essences
3 pits Jelly Powders (all flavors) for
3 pks Jelly Poweers for
24o 3 Essences (all flavors
1,00 I 13 Essences for -
for ,24
$1.0t>
Our own Baking Powder 23c.
Magic Baking Powder U�c.
Big Special in 'Pea at 43e, and 49e.
per 1b, regular price 50c. and 60e,
Pure ,Lard, 3 lb. Pails 59c,
Shortening, 3' "ib. pails,
.. 51c,,
Special in Laundry Soap 10 bars for 72c
2 lbs. Laundry starch 15c.•
2 pkgs„ Corn' Starch , . .. 19c.
3 pkgs. Pearling 25c.
3 pkgs. Rinse .. 25c.
3 pkgs, of Ammonia 25c.
Rubber rings, 3 dozen . . 25c.
Zinc. Rings', 1 dozen ., 25c.
Preserved Ginger, per lb .. 60e.
Vinegar, best for pickling .... 50c.
Broken Shelled Walnuts fresh at 60c per ib
2 lbs of Cocoa25c. Bodley's Fruit and Sponge Cakes
Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25c. Cherry and Dark Fruit at 4Qc, and
Puffed Wheat . 14c. 50c. per lb,
Puffed Rice : 17c.
2 lbs. of Dates „ 25e.
Swansdown Flour, especially for cakes
per pkg. ..... 45c.
Cocoanut special per lb 25c ? lb 15c ,,
Granulated, Sugar
Saturday, 10 lbs. fors •
Rolled Oats, U lbs. for ,
c..
Corn eal, 7 lbs for .:. 25c.
Breakfast Food, 3i4, lbs. for,...; 25d.
Heinz Vinegars, per gallon .. 70e.
Malt in Bottles25c.
Malt 'inBottles . ...., 40c.
Antics r in bottles
40c.
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Mr. Herb. Castle was in London
this week.
Mr, Sam tKenvp was in London yes-
terday.
Miss •Creb isvisiting friends in St. -
Catharines..
Miss Van Egmond visited London,en
Wednesday.
Mr Harold Manning is visiting rel-
atives in London.
M. Harry Sloman was,a visitor at
London Exhibition yesterday.
Mr. E. Johns of Tuckersmith was
M London on, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fawcett of Byth was the guest
of Mrs. Livermore last week.
Mrs. Walter Shilliiiglaw' of Mitch-
ell was a guest at the Manse this
week.
Mr. Fred McTaggart returns to St.-
Andrews College to -day for the fall
term.
Mrs. Turner who has been staying
in town, left this week for Con-
sul, Sask.
Mrs. Trethewey' 'bf HoImesville is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C:
II, Holland of Soaforth
Mrs. George McTaggart is accomp-,
allying her daughter, Miss Eleanor
to Montreal. '
Misses Hazel and.Zetta Jackson leave`
on Thursday inoenng.for Macdon-
ald Hall, Guelph.
Misses Edith and Marjorie Johnston
of Ashfield aro visiting Mr. and
Mrs, F. W. Johnston.
Mrs, Will Debbie of Actonspent
last week as the guest of her mo-,
then, Mrs. 'Geo, Millar, Goderich
township,
Miss Bessie Smith and, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Howes have reterned from
a short holiday trp to Toronto and
Hamilton. -
Mr, ,and Mrs .•:+E: F, Jackson and
,Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Livermore
•inotcred to. London on Wednesday
to take in the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johnston have
returned to town after a seven
woek.s motor trip through central
Ontario and the Niagara Peninsu-
la,
Mr; Win, Nicholl of town who has
been undergoing treatment in the
Mayo Hospital, Rochester, is Im-
proving splendidly, we are glad to
say.
Rev. A E• Allen late of Port Lamb-
ton but ni7ii of Goderich, accomp-
anied by Mrs, Allen and family
visited then 'relatives here last
week.
11iiss Eleanor McTaggart has enter-
ed as a student in the Physical
Culture course, at McGill Universi-
tytreal.and leaves' this week ..for 1tion-
Mr and Mrs. -0. Blanchard,,, who
„have been .spending the summer
at Muskoka, are now visiting Mrs.
Blanchard's mother, Mrs. Margar-
et Piekett, '
Dr. and Mrs. Gunn have returned
from Dayton, Ohio. Miss Marion
Gunn is the Assistant dietitian in
the Dayton National Military Home
and filis'this very important posi-
tionmost earthly.
The ladies from•.Clinton who wore in.
attendance at the Presbyterial in
-Seaforth on Tuesday were, Mese
daines Hogg, Scott, Fair, Sinclair
and 13utebart.
Miss Powell of Toronto has been yis-
iting her sisters, the Misses Pow-
ell, While on her holiday, Miss
Powell was 111 in the hospital but
is iihprovilig 111001)7 now.
Mr.. Wilfred Pickett spent a few
clays at Toronto, and on his res
turn was acc4n1pahied by Mrs.
Pickett who has been visiting her
,father, Mr, Jatce Dunford,
Mr. Holland of 5enforth tools ser-
vices at the :County Home last
Sunday, The people there were
very glad to see their old c:hap-
lein- beak again.
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Verandah Rockers
Verandah Chairs
Lawn Seats, Etc.
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Paints and Brushes '
We can supply you with all
the requirements for that
painting.
Varnishes, Stains, Enamels
Step Ladders
O'Cedar Mops
and Polishes
Gramophones and Records
4 Clinton Hardware and Fllrllitiiro Co,
Millinery
Our fine stock 'of millinery now
complete and we cordially invite
your inspection.' •
We are not arranging for any
formal opening this • season.
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Miss Edna Turner returned to New
York Wednesday morning to, re -
saline her teaching duties there.
She was accompanied by, Miss 11,
Turner and Miss Louise Beaton..
Miss O'Neill rotw'ned on Monday
from a week -end spent at South-
a npton. Mr, and d- Mrs. O'Neill
came Wednesday, , closing their
eottage and having spent a most
enjoyable months by the lake'?" '
Mr, •J, It, Wylie is visiting his
daughter, MI'S, II'ogg, at the man-
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Women and Girls
The Clinton Knitting Company Limited have a number' of pos-
itions to offer girls and women to learn Knitting, Looping, fin-
ishing and other operations belonging' to the manufacturing of
Fine _hosiery.''
In the field of opportunity a Knitting Mill offers the greatest
advantages.
1 It is a well known fact that no good knitter or looney need.
• ever be out of employment,
2 The wages earned at this trade are high.
3. Reasonable hours, pleasant and sanitary surrottndings,'
4 Freedom from nerve racking Clanking of machinery used in
other' textile factories,
5 ' If you learn your business here, where we slake tile -finest
,grade of goods, youare equipped to take a position anywhere..:
6 We pay 'you while you are learning.
7 We employ careful an capable teachers to teach you a highly
remunerative 'trade, •
We are open to 'receive unlimited applications and will talk
on the applicants in the order in which they apply..
,Apply at the
ofliees of Tyle Clirattn KnittingCo.
H. M oNNER lectriciai
Electric lhtigets, Fbctores. Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiringand Repairs. Phone 161+nr,�-
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