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le .best of everything in
r(ids.
tx Goods
that°swhat non want
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Next Hovey's Drug Ston
� Specials
ich should prove of special `interest
few holiest dollars and at the same
"meet up" during the comparatively
, but we must have the turnover..
op shoes, not cheap trash,
lack, dongola and anahog-
locked) Sale price .
wool knit wrist, fleece-
•'nter-weightwork shirts,
L LINES OF FELT SHOES .AND
BOYS' OVERCOATS, ,ETC.
3.98
69c
69c
1.25
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NE 25.
MORE BUSINESS
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'HOICE DAIRY `BUTTER" in pound'
tested and price allowed according to
rket for `"STRICTLY FRESH EGGS".
s, Carrots,• Cabbages, Cooking Onions,
h Lettuce and Celery, we have•a supply
to fill your requirements. If your sup.'
pples is getting low telephone number
urchasing elsewhere.
GUARANTEE -Sixteen ounces to the
oney'refunded.
& S. Grocers
hone 125 SERVICE
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IF YOU VANT GOOD VALUE IN.
A CUP AND SAUCER. WIIITE•
CHINA DECORATED WITH A
GOLD BAND AT TOP, GOOD SIZE
AND TWO SHAPES, PRICE 25e.'.
T et . D. FaIr Co ,
Often- the Cheapest -Always the Best
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ern Roxes and Work
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were, Plumbing, and
smithing
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LECTRICAL
PLUMBING
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cur customers for thepatronage
the solicit a continuence of it.
We endeavor to give allL our
ion and respectfully aek those
ing to give us a call.
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i prl&rrM, irot'ra, Faits Said other
p iolianees
EYESPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate 'ofthe Canad-
ian Ophthalmic :College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont. • Office hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.:
rye 151,w
i amnia onetime '
cm® _annual le,
Rev. D. N. MeCamus will preach at
Kerwood on Sunday.
Miss Ella Akan returned to Toronto
last week after visiting' her mother
in town for a few weeks.
Mr. Waiter Johnston of Goderich
spent the week -end as a guest at
the home of Mr. R. Jones.
Mr. Gene Sanderson of Goderich
spending this week as the guest of
•his aunt, Mrs. W., Cochrane.
Mr. and Mrs.' F. W. -Johnston Telt
last week to visit friends at Niag-
ara Falls, Fenwick, Georgetown
and Guelph.
Miss Iiarvey of Toronto, formerly; of
Bracefield, is this week the "guest Carter, R. Vodden, G. Lyon, A. Ap-
(1 Wei
;xr
rite °eery
UNI
`:Large
Half.
Cic4 .4'.
pound tin goodpink salmon per tin 30c
red 20c
Id arm chair corn 2 tins for 25c
Aylmer peas 2 tins 35c
King brand'peas 2 tins for.30c
Old arm chair tomatoes 2 tins for 35c
Special in toilet soap ---large assortment 5c and 10c
Although sugar has advanced, we are still in a position to sell
at ;wholesale price by the bag. Do not miss our extra special
in tea at 54c per pound
FRESH FISH
L. S. Herring, per dozen
B. C: Salmon; per lb. . .
50c
25c
B. C. • Halibut, per lb: 30c
Finnan Haddie, per lb. . 20c
FRUIT
Bitter Oranges, per, dozen . 40c
Head Lettuce, per bunch 20c
Leaf Lettuce .., 10c
Rhubarb, pe'i hunch' . 15c
Green Onions, per bunch .. ,. 8c
Dates, per. 'lb. 10e
Cooking Figs, per lb. . 10e
Seeded Raisins, per ib, .. , 17e
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs. for ., 25e
Corn Meal, `6 lbs. for 25e
Breakfast Food, 4 .lbs. for „ ' 25e
Cream of Wheat, 3 pkgs. for 25c
Loose'ihocoa, 2 lbs. for 25e'
Cash_ Eft Carrg
2' 5w.kiver es
Phone
otstoonvigemaimpIRANtivivaiwumse omgm it
of Miss Washington and Mrs.
Mrs. L. Ruth 'attended the Reid-
Grimoidby wedding in Seaforth on :
Wednesday of last week. The
bride is her •niece.
Mr. Jack Bawden went over to Wood-\
stock from Ingersoll on Saturday
and spent the week -end with
friends.
Mr. E. II. Cooper of London, Eng-
land, has been 'the guest of his
brother, Mayor Cooper. Mr. Coo-
per carne over to New York embus=
iness for his firm and came up for,
a few days. He returned to New
York yesterday.,_
Mrs. Anna Ross, widow of the late
•Rev. 'John Ross of Brucefield,
called on friends in town and vis-
ited Bruceficld
is-ited'Brucefield friends duringthe
past week.', Mrs..Ross,; who now
resides at Strassburg,' Alta,; has
been -visiting in the east for some
"'weeks. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Sheppard and
two children of New Brigden, Al--
!berta, are visiting Mrs. J. G.
Steepe and other, relatives in town
,,and vicinity. ,Mr. and Mrs. Shep-
pard came east several weeks ago
-and have been visiting Mrs. Steep-
pard's relatives at Grand 'Valley.
a field
Union prayer meetings will be
held in St. Andrew's church each'
Thursday evening 'during Lent, com-
mencing this week. Rev. Mr. Col-
slough, rector of Trinity church, -will,
give illustrated lanternviews during
the ,services. All are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Mies Ada Galbraith is spending a
two -week's vacation with friends at
Stratford:
Clarence Pollock left -last week for
Toronto to visit his brother, Harold,
who is ill at present.
Mrs. Brandon attended the funeral
of her brother, Mr. Aire Brydges, at
Belgravo last week.
Messrs. Robert Parsons of Hills
green and• David Rycicman of Palm-
erston spent Saturday last in the vil-
lage,
Mr. ,Samuel Moore has returned
from a trip north.
Mrs: George Castle and Miss Nina
Heard are visiting in Toronto. •
The Library Board intend having a
social in the town hall on Friday ev-
ening, when a program will be given.
also will al o lie served.
Miss Edna Jowett- of Port Huron
has been visiting het cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Jowett • and, her aunt,
Mrs. Thos, Jowett of Bayfield. a
Mr. Fred CriekarA of Vancouver,
BtC., has been visiting ,his grand-
.mother, Mrs. Thos. Jowett, oleo My.
and Mrs. T. R: Jowett of Bayfield.
Constance
Mrs, Ed. Britton spent a week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Love, at
Walton,
111iss Margaret Love returned to
Goderich on Monday after spending a
Week , here visiting relatives and.
friends. '
Misses Scholes of Muskoka are
visiting their, cousin, Miss Thelma
Dale, and other relatives.
The weekly prayer meeting this
week will be held at the horn of Mr,
and Mrs, Geo, Riley.
Mr, Jack Ronda of Saskatchewan
has iieeiu vir,thig around here for
abut two wecics.
Messrs, Rohl,. and Wim. Clark add
„, Meaors. Wm, and Edwin, ilrittoit et
tended tiro firniral of their uncle,
Mr. 'rhes. howler of Chilton an
J,'liursdaV.
Auburn P
MisiRae Andrew spent the week-
end at her home here.
'•iThe Junior -Farmers' held.a stock
judging contest at the home of the
president, Mr. Amos Andrew, and in
the evening Mr. Stothers, District
Agricultural Representative, put on
some very interesting ` pictures in
the hall.
Mrs. T. Adams 'and_ Mrs. IT.
Straughan'>attended the funeral of
their anub at Kitchener this week.
The animal ,convention of the Au-
burn Sunday School Association will
be held in the Presbyterian church
here on Wednesday, March "M. C.
W. DeMille' B.A. General Superin-
tendent of the Ont. Religious Edu-
cation Council!will speak at the af-
ternoon and evening sessions.
Miss Pearl Taylor has been suc-
cessful in passing with honors her
elementary exaindnation in the Lon-
don (England). Conservatory of,Mur
sic. Hearty congratulations are ex-
tended to Miss- Taylor and also to
her teacher, Miss
Howson.
The following is a list of. -names
of those who Made donations to the
Fire Sufferers :in the• recent canvass
conducted by the Auburn Farmers'
Club: •
HAY J. L. McDowell
Geo. Beadle. Geo. Snell ,
John •Raithby Robt. Taylor
Jacob Wagner E, Hickingbottom,
,Oliver.'McBrien ' Jas. Nicholson
Ilenry ,Daer A. Campbell
Jas. Webster H. ,Lindsay
Jas. Raithby W. I. Parker
Jas. Jackson Geo. Raithby
H..Mor ridge John Daer.
.John Reid .las. Finnigan
Roht..Plunkett " John Mills <'
John' HoareSturdy Bros.
Wm. McDowell:' Geo. 'oungbiut
CASH •• John 3. Wilson
Annos BallWmStraughan
Harry Wagner ; W. J1Anclrew
Thos. Hallam Robt. 'McGee
Geo. Bean Wallace Ring
J. Mcdhnclrey - Rev. P. S. Banes
Jas. Woods R. Redmond
0. E. Erratt Fred Cook
Ilorman Daer ? ',Bert Taylor
Stan Johnson 'r` John McVittie
C. M. Straughnf Geo.'.Bentley'
John Walden Gordon' Snell
Geo. •I3 Stall Geo. ,Dawsen '
John Houston G, Robt. Scott.
Jas. Gibson Fred, Toll
W. Archambealilt E. Wightman
John Youngblut Roy Farrow
John:.Wagner '! A. C. Jackson
Jas,per:. McBrieii Colin Campbell
Bert. Marsh Thos: Bamford
Sam Johnson
GRAIN J. J. Wlashington
Clarence Cox Wm. Anderson
John Thonrpsoi`i Walter'. Cook
Arch. Robison Ed. Johnson
E. Raithby It, Buchanan
Frank Bruce t, Jerry` Taylor.
Wilmer Wilson; nett. Rutledge
Total donations aonunted to 2
cars of hay, '$112.00 in cash and
grain valued Ise $38.00.
The Farmers Club also wish to
thank Messrs: Johnson and,.4,rin-
strong for the,ixse of their hay press
free of charge for baling the hay.
fluflo• it ' Tewnt'di'1p
The report of S. S. No.,5 fdr Jan-
uary. Names aro in order of merit,:
Jr, tibh: II. Radford, D. Snell, 13.
Mott, N. Snell, IL Snell and II. Vod-
den.
Sr. 3rd: I, "Oartet; .W. Stevens F.
Vedden.
jr.;3rd: M. Qodden, 0, Snell, Gor
Snull.
Sr. ,2nd: lailrvin Radford.
Jr, 2nc1: 0. Radford, J. Stevoot, G,
Radford.
First: L Nett, E, Thompson, P.
leby.
Sr. Primer: H, Hoggart, E. Snell.
Jr. Pruner: L. Adams.
I. Cornish; Teacher.
Bruce e d
Miss Graham received word from!
Mrs. Ennis of Charlton that the bale
of clothing sent by the U. F. W. 0.
had arrived safely. It was divided'.
into twenty-three parcels and sent
to needy families: The' club wishes V.
to thank all others who'donated
clothing for the, bale.
Mr. John 1MicEwefi is laid up with
an attack of pnuemonia. His many
friends will be glad to bear that he
is 'in a fair way to recovery. His
brother, Dr. -McEwen of Detroit, has
•been wih liiin for the past few days
, It was Mrs. Rouatt that was in
the London. Hospital, not Mr., Rouatt,
as inadvertently stated.
Mrs. Anna. Ross, widow of the late
Rev. John Ross, formerly .of Bruce
field, was renewingand , old acgiiaintanoes
n
i Bayfield,"'Clinton linton a Brucefield
and vicinity last week. The meeting
of the W. M. S. which was held on
Friday was honored with her pres-
ence and she gave a short talk on
the first three petitions of the Lord's
Prayer. Mrs. Ross' message was
listened to with rapt attention and
will long be remembered by those
who had the^privilege of hearing her.
Mrs. Ross has twenty-one grand- •
children, five of them living in For-
inosa. Wliat a power for good they
will be in the world if they walk in.
the footsteps of their sainted grand
parents.
Auction Sale Postponed
The sale of faran stock and im-
plements at Lot 26, Con. 8, Hullett,
advertised for Feb. 14th, was post-
poned for one week, owing to the
storrrny weather, will take place on
Wbdnesday,,Feb. 21st, at 1 o'clock,
swine plate,.
Jas. W. McCool Thos. Gundry
Proprietor Auctloneer.I
BEEKEEPERS COOPERATIVE
RIEETING
Will be held ; at the
Agricultural Office in Clinton
0n ---
February 24th, at 2 p.m.
Completed plans for the organiz-
ing of this district will be outlined
by the Speaker.
PLAN TO ATTEND
Make the Meeting a Success
The Ontario Honey Producers'
Cooperative Ltd.
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SPECIAL
fi Marg Alm"
Hand''rolled Chocolates
5O0: per lb. box
Oysters,flit ' Lunch
Ice Cream
46016
o aiecttor any n ,,s Sitar aait
We Aire to k)ie se."
1
Ilorse blankets at reduced prices.
1 Saskatchewan Buffalo, robe, reg. 817.50. for $14,50.
Leh Hess' stock tonic. A full line, call and get a sample.
Full. Iine of cross -cut saws at all prices.
28 -inch Maple Circular Saw, reg. $12.00 for 310.00.
Axes and handles at all prices.
Just received a,thipetnnt of granite ware. See our 38c window
We have a lareg stock heavy mitts at great 'bargains.
• WE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHEESTERFIELD
SETS AND MANY OTHER PIECES OF FURNITURE.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
CLINTON
'y eR l�are. , U Furniture Co.
CnU.I
THE STORE WITH. ' A STOCK
Furniture Phone 104 liardware 1
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The Clinton Horticultural Society
Premium List for. 1923.
• MEMBERS ARE ENTITLED TO THREE PREMIUMS, FREE
Premium 1. One' rose lselected 'from the following:
Hybrid ' Perpetual liugh Diekson, Capt. IIay
• ward, Frau Karl Droschki, General Jack
Mrs. John Laing, Tom Wood, J.• •B. Clark.
,hybrid Tea-L'olumbia, General McArthur, G.
Wand, His Majesty, Lieutenant- Ghaurei
Aaron Ward, White Killarney, Radiance, Iii
larnoy, Queen.
Climbing -A. ambler, Crimson Rambler, Dor.
thy Perkins, Gold Finch, Taitsendschon, 35
telseac•
Premium, 2. hydrangea Paniculata.
3., Boston Ivy
4. Peony
'5. Three Dahlias
6. SPirea
7. Weigelia. `.
8. 8 Gladiolus Bulbs
9. .25/Strawberry 'Plants
10, The Canadian Horticulturist, One
11. Honeysuckle.
12. 3 Japanese Iris
13. 3 Tuberous Begonias,.
14. Lilac
15. ' Clematis.
16. Fern
17. Althea -Rose of Sharon.
1s.' Grape Vine, Red, Black or White
19. Currant Bush. Red or Black.
20. Plants, etc., John Cuninghnnns.
21. .Plants, etc., Mrs. Cottle,
22. 8 hyacinths,
23. 8 Tulips.
24. 7 Daffodils
year.
25. 1Garden 'Seeds, ns desired.
The Society will not guarafitgo delivery of Spring prenvuims un
less this list is returned by March 1501,
Members may order additional preinittn a tit 85e each, or 3 for $
Miss F. Cininghame is Snaking• a canvass for members. fleas
do not wait:£or her to call but leave your subserintiorts at her of
lice or at ,The Molsons Bank, and save her a lot of atduona work
Matrk"your selection opposite the numbers.
htainhorehip Fee, $1.
Member's Name
Addresa , , .
04 G: MlT7mdii'1'ON
President.
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