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JEWEL:11RY 'STORE
Glasse X2$
Whetker for 1"o gcr short distances the Giabses
are needed --we can'furnigh tlio fight ones
The IQng and short of the whole,,natter'le
that we can supply the,best of ei''rything in
the•liiie'of Optical (oods.
,,o ,can l &)Ilg , on 014, Qoods
anctuthat'4'what ip fivant
Jeweller. and Optiennk,.' < .
. 'n.JUEINSON
.Next Hovey''s Druir Stein
,
vpr
es
something; New for Easter
The'Spring. Stock -of Clothing, Hats, Caps, .Shoes and hosiery'
is now in place and is the largest and best, showing, we have had
for some years and the prices are right,
Suits in ally the nifty styles shown this year in sportmodels for
ybung men and the more staple lines for older men --$13.50 and up.
Men's Fine Shoes. A splendid range in.,lace shoes on oxfords,
black on brown at $4.50 to $0.50,
„„:„Ladies slippers and oxfords in patent leather, black or brown
P
KiilL-'and, s Patent with grey trim. ' $3.75 to iF3.06.
Spring Bats and Caps, Etc., in'a' big range at • easy "prices,
No -wit the time to buy -the summer. requirements as�i:the stock
is at. its best and the prices; lower than they will be later.
Th mstee]
PITONS tis.
SMALL PROFITS
MORE 'B1 ,($WEBS
r)['e
OUR, FIRST ANI IVERSARY
.
One year ago this horse Show Day our store was first opened
Lor Business, and We take this opportunity of 'expressing our an- ,
predation for the patronal we hare.- received, and of soliciting a
continuance of a - share of business. ; We promise courteous and
ice best ualit goodr"at fair price; sixteen ounces to
prompt service, 9
• me
ed
`�" guaranteed. a
the pound' and satisfactiong
The C. & S,. Grocers Phone 125
:'_'
ew 1:111,
p
111 Cloth1nj
We ave our new, spring 'suitings.
The new spring styles are here....
,This is the»'time to order your new suit
or overcoat so as to have it when the spring
opens.
/Come in and inspect , materials
and discuss styles
Mare
Yor' •
'Moue'
Hoye
With
Attractive •
WALL.
Tli Fair
a
Ofirin tate Cheapest-A1waya : the Best
Lei
llaaau IS /11/1111
`ill OS 1111,
, Mr. Nos ndin Holland was in London,
.yrecently. =
Miss ;Ruth McMath of Inglewood is
home for the Eastertide.
1Vliss Barbara McIver visitcdl, Kippe n
friends on •Goo11 Friday.
Mrs. W. D. Pair was the week-en51
guest `of Seaforth friends.
Mrs, J,, E. Hovey spent the . Easter-
tide with Toronto friends.
Mr. IKarl-'W-illcen of London spent
Easter at his ;home in town.
Miss Ida and., ,Laura •Wilken t of
Detroit were home for Easter,
Miss Winnie Thompson of ,Toronto;
is home. for the �lioliday period:
Mrs G.,P •Sdvill'e visited: with.
friends M Londesboro• last: ;eek
-Miss Notii`tn. Bentley, of -London spent'
the week -end with'Clihton friends.»
Mr. and »Mrs; R. B. Carter and Miss
Eva went to Kitchener for -Easter:
Miss. Ida Cornish is spending theta
cation time with, London ,„friends.'
kiss Lois .Holmes of St, Catharines
was rdith,» Cliuton> friends for . Eas-
tor
-Muss A. L. Stone is spending the ya
cation period `at her home at Es`
Miss Cora "McCool,' of Toronto spent;.
the l astertide at her home in
town
Miss Nora ;Kennedy of -Mildmay ,firs,
spending ;:the _vacation at hen home:
in
town. r .. .
]lir. Erskine Evans of --Toronto Unt-
.3 MOP'S IN ONE
Changeabtein a second., Separate
mop clothe for Wats, Oil, Dust. For
Beres, Hotels ole Clears to'the last
speel. Wotidertulleyor-envinedeviee..
oollensiblic.Mel8•IDclnhg frame, can be
Wrung "ant b5" hand. `wringer -or
ue
eno&or. On1�y fratelase mop in the,
world. Don't fail tboee a demonstsa•'
Lion, Sold' in all stores.
R�asy�L
ik
WoiYiOP
Na'othat-House cleaning season,is" almost with us again do not
forget that, we carry a cpinplete line of Brandram-Henderson Paints
and Varnishes and Floor Paints; alto. Sun Varnish and SunVarnish
' Stains for your floorsfloorS and wood work.
• ''
Froseottit Cold Water Paint, for'walls and ceilings, 'We also carry
a full "line of, O -Cedar and Lictrfid Veneer Mops and Ceiling and
`, Walt Busters. ss
utter. & /Picks•
HARDWARE .J . ELECTRICAL P1 U1VIIfING
:Electric dtAzSg4'S, tli'ec, i i7 Citi of
Appluxi
Wiring «ask tc 1)
Phone i 51or'.
nd.
Toronto
Harland:. F
Mr
Leonard a >,
was a !visitor: in town over the
Eastertide.
Messrs. J. Sutter and VJ Muter axe
in London this week attending a '
convention.
Miss Annie Lawrence of. the Strat
ford .Normal is home for the holi-
day period; •' -
Misses Jean and Helena Middleton
are up from Toronto for
the vaca-
tion period.
Miss Minnie Falk of Stratfori was
an Easter visitor' with 'her` aunt,
Mrs.
Akan
Mr and Mrs Geo: Watts were the
guests of Brircefield friends on
Good -Friday, • ' ^ '•'
Miss E. Komp, of : Bruce „Mines,- -is
spending the Easter vacation at her
hoe in town.:'
Mr. ;and 'Mrsp. W. L. Cantelon and.
family 'spent; the .Eastetride with
Toronto,.friendi.
Mrs. McEwan and children 'Of Ay1
mer rare visiting the lady's sister,
Mrs 'IL It Sham :
Mr and Mrs. N. Garrett of Wroxeter`
spent Easter with the lady's moth-
er, .Mrs.. S. McCool
Miss Mary .Gibbings, teacher ' at
Warkworth is» spending the holi
days at, her home: in town.
Messrs. Clarence and IIarold Kiltyof»
Toronto were the guests of Clin-
ton friends/ over the holiday.. -
Miss B. T. Ward of the School pf
Conunerce went "home to Mary-
land for the Easter vacation.
Mr. Frank Bawden attended the fun,
eral of his uncle, the late Allan, Mc-
Donnell of Exeter, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wasman of'To
ronto are visiting their parents : in
' town during the holiday season.''
Miss Sadie YSraper of Shelhourne and
Miss Winnie Draper of "Walkerton
1 are home for the Easter recess.
ReAv...T. E. Hogg "attended tic con-
vention of the Ontario Educational
Association in Toronto this week.
Miss Clete Ford of:the>staff of Alma
College, St. Thoinas, is spending
the holiday time at her borne in
town..
Miss A. Bartliff of the Herinan Reif-
' er Hospital, Detroit, is spending'a.
couple ;of weeks at her home in
town. •
Mr. and Mrs: W. L Jolinson and
children spent the Eastertide with"
the forlirer's brother and mother
at Chippewa. r
Miss Bertha Webster of Hullett
. spending -the Easter vacation with
"her aunt and uncle. Mr: and Mrs.
G. E. Saville.
Mr. J. H. Lowery of North Bay is in
town this week, having.cotne down.
,to visit his mother for a few days
during the holiday period. '
Mr. W. 1t. Mcbainus 'of -Brantford,
Miss Bessie MdCamus of London
and Miss Marion McCamus of. Tb'-,
ranee were home for the Easter-
tide. '
Miss- Gertrude Wallis of Toronto is
spending the Easter Vacation: at
• her home in town. She is accom-
panied by her frieticl, Miss Lillian
Follock.
Lt. -Col, H. B. Combo, Lt: -Col. J. W.
Shaw and Capt. W. E. OlNell, M,C.
attended the funeral of the late.
Majnr, Isaac Hetherington at GA
erieh on Tuesday. Or. Shaw was
one of 'the palibearersii ^
Mr", and -Mrs, Outliers `.lino babo o R`
Hamilton spent the week -end 'With
date lady's mother, Mrs, Lawrence,
who has hemi assistin'r in nursing
Iior sister, Miss Whitely, Mr. Dan-
iels went to Toronto' lhonbr.r uuhinT;'
of the week to attend the meeting
of the O.:L, A.
i
row day an
.roe/ef-.
eek ed: p eeia�s
�r
edp tli's sugar, 9 Ilbs, '14 oz for ' , ..$f.40 •
special tai"ice by the bag) Both Dor. t1 ion -and Redpath,
11.
�Soethirug=}extra�� "'tea
��lifo i eedl• e• s R•
aisins
Ca1-iforni 'chto "ce•pruiies
C"hose Dates
Choice f figs,: cool i g
o1c•e •u1ied fig•s•
p'er ib 54c..
2 Jbs fo»r c',
psi` iii» IOe '
3 itis °fo;r: 25,c.•.
Extra ` spici ,i for this week, 6 lbs
moiled oats', forr5c
,Siariffnes in Tomato sauce
Sardines • in oil
Cohoe sail .oa .'; . lb tins '
Victor • salol 1 lb -tins
Good red' saio�
PiiehardS' G,
ars,P.
or' Gold soap 72c
k2 for 25c
4 for, 25c
er tip 3oc
half :;lb ti,11.15c
19c ,.
3 Pe line 25c '3 Rinso 25c'
l+•£esh.head:,lettuce '
'Ca'fornia celery- ,
Fresh .leaf !Attlee l'Fresh 'l'omatoes
Florida grape fruit California -oranges
pecial Bargain ' Table- --Choice 10c
wI.
Cash f & Carrti
2 Deliveries \
r ffl ,
declared re-elected. Dr.Milne• has",
Two' were ,?emulated for, the reev ' 'beoir''reeve' of . •Blytl} ` 'for•'a great
ship of Blyth and._ it was expected many jxears and was warden of 'the
there was gomg`to be`a:contest.'as county. A year ago he dropped out
some .'years 'ago' these. Iwo' nonnnees of the''race.'hut he is at the helm
had a - fight ;hut, at'the• last, John again -and with his past experience
Potter resigned, ''and Dr, Milne was , should fill the, position well.
EREN
• The -flowers that grow 'inos' popular each year.
7
If you »Want Perennials now is the: time td .order. We offer 'roam
aaaselected:. list at, r
15c Each or. $1,50 per dozen
BABX,r,S RREATII '
IIBI"'CU
I a s
/ ICELAND, POPPIES
J.
ORIENTAL EOPPIIS .>z
CHINESE- LANTERN PLANT'
STATICE '
SP11tAES
ACHIILL»E
COLUMBINE,
COREOPSIS
CANTERBURY BELL.
PEACH .BELLS,
DIANrfItU ..
FOX GLOVE
ENGLISH COWlSLIP VERONICA'
-,GAILLAR DIO GRANDIFLORA And many other kinds:
Try a Perennial Bed and order early
Ulr ANGHAME
,,.Phone
31''
FLOR!* S iL.T
A Ministerial Concert
To be given in
WESLEY CHURCH •
—0N-
Thursday, Apr, 12
Consisting of Choruses, Solos, Trios,
Addresses and Readings
Ten ministers, including four resi-
dent ones, take part in this miter
teintnent,
IIEAR IT
D, Will be Good
Similar entertainments' have been
given other places and have proved
a: success. 6 '
AD.MISSION,. ,grid -
Concert at 8,p. m Doors open at'7 30.
OTJCE»
In regard to' the printed prize list
for the Spring Fair„ it is regretted
that , the following special prizes
were omitted:
Hawkins & Miller, ''Hardware Mer -
char ts,' $5.00 ,
.Clinton hardware &. Furniture Co.,
115:00,
A• J.:1VIeMURRAY,
Secretary.
•
Also a large assortment of
bulk and paeizage chlrcolateg
Bulk fee Cream aiid 13ricks
*Care)
ll
C;'onfeitionary and 7te.5,taurttxit�'
tilde Aim to 1dease,"
t
7 pay`us I vis' t eve, ' 11 rstock of FurnitureHard-
ware.
a d-
o a it . oleek.e17 n, and II r
ware. We feel `sure of pleasing yon with . a splendid assortment;
carefully selected front the best manufacturers.•
Our dinin '-room suites in Garden, :Fumed and' Keppel Oak' as:•
well as Solid Walnut, aye real barganls. ' pP
Bedroom suites, springs and mattresses galore.
niyA"nfine new lot..of, Reed Chairs.: and Ferneries
And, remember ' our' • s i,inoleums and
stock of 'Congoleum 'Rugs,
Oir Cloths is complete
...
. _
The Eureka 'Vacuum, Cleaner gets the dirt and saver a ire of,- work
Ask for a demonstration
e , at all. Prices ,a
Paints and Varnash s
-' A conmplete,'IinB of,?Itubber-set�•$rushes'
USE MURESCO FOR AN UP-TO-DATE WALL FINISH ,
ALSO WOD.'MOP FOR CLEATING WALLS. -ANO CEILING,: -
Just the thing_ to make house :cleaning easy •`7
O.:Cedar Liquid `veneer 'Lind Dust Kil Mops—Ori or -Dry.
NO TROUBLE TO'SHOW :OUR STOCK .
antOn Hardware And Furniture
THE STORES WITH A STOCiki
Furniture .Phone 1u4 ' Hardware 1195»
Strike mno rink,
Islington's gain-
ink, the Favor-
'fagot
avor-ito'i)Sot nothint I
nothinkl
nothinkl.
"C'mon i;IsIing-'
ton,' he'll win!
n�'!l win! ..he'll
',aWinl"
'Beat that !sling-
ton, and save •nny
i•2t;O00 frgFn this
bloke who don't
know a 'arse frons
ri jackass "»
Samuelson
Production
n^ moat:gt4pping• scene e4ier staged in'motio t plcfti'res '
1 ER Y F7 YEARS
"lint plain blokes" in the stands
With Queen Victoria in the Royal ,}sox, Lords, Earls and t st lis ,
Picturesque Bookies and t olocsrfui joci�ies; and thin the Acttaask Ruota'ia�g, of'. ate English
itDerby of the S o tie Days of the Mir. ' `'»
Y t 8
Smashed ell esisti9,%Cpicnta Records in Rn8ldnif; dihsinx "Stith of a NorYox'; Ad the "Doty Norsemen qf6f,e Aycfblyi+si'
Popular Prices. glT o pails ...;
Pop �
ri S,,,
St,ar
TFIrA»TnE
Direct from
Massey .Hall
and 'Princess,
Toronto \'
Evenings 50c
children 25cr
Sat Mat 25'50,:
," o' inuutes to Go," Starring Charley
ond�� ���d T�es >salay, °°l"� , ,
fRwiy, also a 2 -reel 'Sunshine Co e l ' „
ednese?ey au d Thursday,' "Don't Doubt; your Wife,spar 'i;a
n ,l .:
Leah � ,. gird1' also �a , l� u° � ia ou l Come, .