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LI vTON'S .. r 13.A.DING JPWXaLERI,,' STOR
Gasses
Whether
are needed
The
that Way
the line
You Can:
for 1923
for long or short distances
--.-we can furnish the right•onee
theGlabsos
�.
-Matter is
iu
you want
long and short of the whole
can supply the ibestof everything
of Optical Go'oo1s.
Reit, 'on our Goods
and that's what
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller and Qpticiax Next iftWeie Drug Stor.
mow
EverybocIy
onetli1n
The Spring
Ls now in place
' for some ,years
Suits inall
young men and
Men's Fine
black or, brown
Ladies Slippers
Ifid and Patent
Spring Hats
Now is the
is at its best -and
P.liimsteel
' SIVIALL PROFITS
Likes
o
New for
u
Spring-
Shoes and Hosiery .;
-we have had
•
sport models for'.
-$13.50 and up.
shoes or oxfords,
'black or brown
at •easy prices.
as the stock
be later.
riu&s
BUSINESS
Stock .of Clothing, Hats, 'Caps,
and is the largest and best showing
and the prices are right.
the nifty styles shown this year in
the more staple lines for older men
Shoes. A splendid rangein lace
at $4.50' to $6,50,,'
and oxfords in /patent leather,
with grey trim, $3.75 to $6.00.
and Cap`s, Ete., in a big range
time to'bu$' the summer requirements
. the prices lower than they will,
PHONE 25.
MORE
atm.,
' CEirrell & Ship!eM
!SEED POTATOES
Seeds= -Come in and inspect our supply of Plower
and Vegetable Seeds, while' there is a full assortment to choose`
form -they are the best of quality .
ONIONS -Dutch Sets -Multipliers
FRESH -Leaf and Head Lettuce, Cabbages, Celery and other
vegetables are now on hand. I:
Have you tried our Bulk Dried Peaches? They make choice Pies,
.Commencing the first week. in May and continuing to the end
of October, this store will be closed Wednesday afternoons excepting
the week of a public holiday,
The' C. & S. Grocers Phone 125
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Weitalinaiiitartio
New Spring Styles
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In Clothing
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We have our new spring suitings.
The new spring styles are here.
This is the tithe to .order your new suit
or overcoat so as to have°it when the spring
opens.
Come in, and inspect materials
and discuss styles
Davis 45c Hern-tan
Now that House
forget that we carry
and Varnishes and'
Stains for your
Fresrotta Cold
a full line of O-Ceclar
Wall Dusters,.
M
Pe
3 MOPS IN ONE
Changeable in a ocean d. Scperata
m p clothe £or Water, Oil, Dunk,. For
$cines; Hotsle, etc.. Cloano to tie9oat
speck. "Wondcr£ullabot•fra n ,can
ColiUpeible, self-locking wrinfaan be.
Wiling out by hand, wringer or
only dirt class mop In file
world,
tiol�ld. Doll't'all tti,ace a dealonxtza•
tion. Sold in all Store,
us again do not
Paints
and Sun Varnish
We also carr•,
and Ceiling an
r~
woo MOP
cleaning season is almost with
a complete line of Brandram-Hoiderson
Floor Paints, also Sun Varnish
floors and wood work,
Water Paint for walls and ceilings.
and Liquid Veneer Moils
elf titter C Perdue
ilARDW.ARE ELECTRICALon
PLUMIIING
VENNt qnett r eia.r
Electrie Panges, Fiixtelre$t Bulbs, Irons, Fans iu 1 other
.pplitnnoes
Wiring ;inel Repair's; Phone 1`51.w
Clink°
Make
,'Soo
House
A
Home'
With
Attractive
WALL PAPER
Tho W D. Fair Co
Often tbo"Cheapest--:Always the Beet
nnnnuum roan
_.:'stun! I H.
Mr, and rMrs."II. Penn'ebaker,'spent
the week -end in Goderich
Miss Florence Cuniug$aine was in
Mitchell over the week end.
Miss M. Taylor of Goderich, was in
town for :a couple of days last;
'week.
Mrs. E. M. Durst and family ,leave.
this week _fel: Detroit, to join Mr.
Dui st. /•'
Mr, C. G. Middleton attended the big,
Liberal -Conservative rally in Lon-
don on Friday last.'' "
Mayor. Cooper' was in Galt yesterday
attending the fnuetal of the late
Mrs. R. G. Struthers.
Mrs. Campbell of Calgary arrived last
week and id visiting: her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. r. A Ford
Mr. H. H. •Cantelon of south of the
bridge. made a flying business trip
to New York City hist week,
Messrs Willis Cooper,: and Fred. Wal-
lis of the S. P. S. Toronto. are
(home for the long vacation.
1VIrs. W. Pickard, who has been visit-
ing relatives in the west since last
Jbne returned last week to Clinton.
Mr. Frank "Moore and Miss Isabelle
Law of Toronto were the week -end
guests of Mr. and birs. 5. W. Shob-
biook.
Mrs. S. E. MclCegney and Misses
Mollie and Patricia aro visiting'
with Mr. and Mrs E. Morrison, just
east of town, .
Mrs. Albert Golelough and son, Mas-
` iter George,. of Goderich;. township
rare •this week visiting the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bus -
nett.
TS, , 5. E.' Hogg and Mrs. Gums are
in Windsor this "week attending
the Provincial convention of the
W. M. S. of the Presbyterian
Church. •
Mrs. 'Livermore, sr., returned Tues',
day evening after :having spent
some months very pleasantly ,with.
her • son and his family in Toronto.
Mrs. McNally of Goderich visited Miss
E. Lovett on Thursday last and on
Saturday she had ' as her guests
her neice, Mrs., look, and little Miss
Mains of Blyth.
Mr. Chas. Brooks of Mitchell and his
nephew, Master Jack Brooks of Tor-
onto, visited over the week -end with
the fornter's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wnr. Cantelon.
Mrs. L. 0. Lashbrook and little daugh-
ter, Miss Reta„of Mitchell were vis 7
tors' at the keine of the lady's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pickard,
during the past week.
Mi.W .H, Cole and Miss Bessie, and
Mr. and Mrs.: W. L. Johnson -nil
Mr. G. Hicks were in London yes-
terday attending the, funeral of the
late Mrs. Thos. Doherty.
ev.' L. W. and Mrs. Diehl and fam-
ily of Port Burwell have been in
town the past week, owing .to ill-
nem "and subsequent death of the
lady's mother, the late Mrs. John
McGarva,
rs. 31. E. Paull visited over the
Week -end ' with Mrs. 11. T. Ranee,
Mr. Paul has been transferred from
the Alvinston to the Morrisburg
branch of the Molsons Bank,
going back as managerto the of-
fice where
f-fice'where he spent several years
previously.
Mrs, J. Ennuerton, who has been visit -
'Mg with 'Kincardine friends for
some months, is spending a fort-
night or so with her brother, Mr.
J. Torrance,, but leavesnext week
for Godorich' for the suanrner,
I4Irs. A. Seeley was called to Gode-
rich last week 'owing to the serious
illness o fher sister, Mrs. A. E.
Allen, Mrs, AIlin's condition has
somewhat itirproybd but it is feared.
that 0 will be some time before
her health is fully recovered.,
t. -Col. Gillispie of, London was is
town on Monday inspecting the C.
1 Cadets and was here `yesterday
also on his- Way from Mitch-
el and Seaforth, Col Gillispie has
but recently been, transferred to
IVfil tary District No. L succeeding
Lt. -Col, McCrimrnon.
r. Geo. W. Hill and family, are
here from Enchant Alta., and are
at present visiting , velatives at
Soafoiih, Mr, Hill is a member of
;the family who lived for many
years at Sttmnierhill. He has been
in the west for some years now.
Mi'. Hill said that seeding had well
begun ,in Alberta when he
left but that through Manitoba the
snow, was still thick upon, the
ground,
London ROad
Cho London Road 11 F. W. 0. met
Friday last at the home 01 Mrs,.
.'cy . Colo when the . fellowing
fteors were elected Car the ensiling
year:
President Mrs. ilavidson,
Vree::.Mrs, T, Idnclssy
Secretor y Miss Waldron
Treasurer: Mrs. R, Plutmteet
'Directors'. Mesdames Cole, Wil'tse,
Nott, SWinban5, Oke and •Snell.
'.Che Club will hold its May meet-
ing at the home of bilis, SWlnbanic.
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WEEK -END SPECIALS AT
O'eifs Big corner
for Busy Housekeepers and .Busy Focusers
Advai-ce in sugar will raise many lines- --Buy n
•Special° in Fancy Cakes
IHonoy Marsh Mallow Biscuits , , .. , , , , , lb. 28c.
Oatmeal Ginger lb. 28c.
,Fruit 13ar Jelly lb, '28e.
Lemen2 Cream Bar . -15. 28c,
,Special Price:,in Sugar before advance in price
Special price in'Chocolates for -Friday and Sat-
urday at 490. 1b.
The advance in -Sugar will increase the price of'
all candy. These we offer at the low price,
6 Chocolate Bars •, , , , , •25c.
Special price on sugar by the bag
A flew suggestions for Houseleaners
Canned Spinach •. tin 25c.
Beautiful' California Vegetable Canned Aspar-
egos (Libby's) , .,50c.
Canned Corn 2 for 25c....
Canned Peas „ r, , , , , .2 for:.35c.
Sardines , , .4 for 25c.
Sardines ,in 011`-. ••:2 for 25c.
Sardines in Tomato s'uee , , , , , , . 2 for 25e, 1
Per Quick Lunches and Sandiwches we have
Victor Salmon Red •30
Pichards , , . .,19
Snieder s Catsup ,., ,, 25c,
Tomato anti am'; Paste j . , , tin .1.5e.
Turkey anti-HTongue 15
and inany otehi lazes •
Pork. and •Beans .Large- Size , .25c,
10 bars P. Ee G. or Gold soap 72c
Special tray of soap, regular' 55c for 35c
Special. for Friday and Saturday only
2 15. Pail. Lard. ',$3,75
Lard will be higher
Shortening .315. pail .55e.
25 lb. Pail Lard ............. ,.,$3.75
Fresh' Lettuce . , 10c,
Fresh Head Lettuce , .20c.
Fresh Celery 20c.
Fresh Tomatoes" ..... .. , • ••, .... ., ib. ,25c, •
New Cabbage,
Rhubarb b
Green Onion
Just arrived from Florida and our own grove,.
4 bbls beautiful grape fruit -last for this season
We will deliver orders within a radius of ten miles during busy season
Cash &, Carrj
2 Deliveries
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Phone
48
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I3rueefield .
Mrs. Bonthron of Hensel" is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. ;Simp-
son, this week.
Miss Alice Rattenbury y olid Miss
Jessie Geniinill visited Mrs. Ed.
Munn of HensaIl this week.
There died in our village on Wed-
nesday, Mrs Ross, widow of the. late
Daniel Ross.`lttrs. Ross had been. ill
for about live weeks. The funeral
took place from. Union church 'on
'Saturday afternoon and was very
largely attended. Mrs. Ross leaves
to Mourn their loss two children, Jack.
of the Maisons Bink staff here and
Miss Laura at home. Another dangly-
ter; Margaret, died two years ago.
Two sisters 'and two, brothers, Mrs.
Joe Daymond of Roxboro and 'Mrs.
Doer of Blyth, and John and George
of Tuckersmith .also survive. The
sympathy of all goes out to the
bereaved family. '
A very sad thing,, happened near
Our.village on Friday when Mr. John
Taylor, if is supposed in a fit of tem-
porary insanity, took his own Iife.
Hlis son on going 'out in the morn-
ing found his father's body suspend-
ed in. the ,barn, Mr. Taylor had not
been well for some time, The fun-
eral which was private, took }pace to
Baird's cemetery on Monday. The.
family have the sympathy of all.
Mr. and Mrs, Wait. Wright and lit-
tle son of Seaforth'spent <Sunday
in our village,
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Who is. -the man in the
private office?
He is --the .Irian your
salesmen are
afraid to stop on
the street;
-thee man who is
always ``ditt's ar
"busy„ when
they call;
---the man w h o
never replies to
your letters
making special
offers;.
--the, man who'
ignores your tele-
grams.
Somebody has called him
on Long Distance. He
does not know yet who •
itis, but he is as polite
as if he anticipated
favors!
Long .Distance gets in
where salesmen fear to
tread. 'Planned Long Dis-
tance campaigns get past
every barrier,
P-1,0/ • a,7l ( n1np71nil&4,n
1>dae.b,atn1teo SYalten '
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ST. PAUL'S DRAMATIC' SOCIETY
PRESENTS
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TOWN HALId
Wednesday, . May 2nd
at 8 p.m., Sharp
TIChETS, 35c
Plan of Hall at Fair's Book Store.
SEEDS
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SOW SIMMER'S SEEDS
For good results
f
Specially. Priced
9t1 pkt. or $ for 250
SWEET PEAS
tEckford Mixed, 150 an Oz.
.Spencer Giant Mixture, 150 pkt.
'THIS..15 TI3E MONTH TO PLANT
1, SWEET PEAS
GET TIIEM IN EARLY
J. Cuninghame
Phone 31 FLORIST
Greenhouses on Huron Street
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SPECIAL
TAFFIES
m Also a large assortment of
bulk land package chocolates
Bulb Ice Cream ailed Bricks,
E. WENDc.. P
Confectionary ,and Restaurant
"We aim to please,"
•
FARMERS
Wan NEED''YOUR SCRAP IRON
WE WILL PAY CASH
$15 per ton .for .Stove and Furnace
Scrap
520 per ton for Good Machiinery\
Scrap
Delivered at - cur Shan
GET YOUR NEW PLOW POINTS
AND GREY IRON CASTINGS
PROM i1S
UtTRON SPECIALTY C
Motor Works 'Building
G C0
Paint Up, Cleat, Up,' Keep It Up
JusR cel
t e veil a Special Assortment of Aluminum Wave Special at 98e.
See ti Window o r W ndow Display
utility Paint_fof Barns, Sheds and Garages $2.00 per. Gal.
Now is the time to brighten up with Sherwin-WiIIiams Paint.
Mixed Nails from 1 to 6 in. $4.00 per `Keg
A full line of Brantford Roofing
Call in and look over our Stock
lOur Prices are Right
The Store with a Stock
ST WILL PAY YOU
To pay us a visit to look over our stock of Fuu•nitureand Hard-
ware. We feel sure of pleasing you with a splendid assortment,
carefully selected from the best manufactnrdrs.
Our dining -room suites in Golden, Famed and Keppel Oak, as
well as Solid Walnut are real bargains.
Bedroom suites, springs and mattresses galore.
A fine new lot of Reed Chairs and Ferneries
And remember our stock .of Congoleum Rugs, Linoleunis and
Oil Cloths is complete
The Eureka Vacitutp' Cleaner gets the dirt and:: saves' a lot of work
Ask for a demonstration
Clinton � fon Hardware and Furniture Co®
THE STORES WITH A STACK
Furniture Phone 104
Hardware 195
star The��r�:
NORMANDI E BLOCK
PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"The Bachelor Daddy" Burton Holmes'•
Travelogue. Special matinee Saturday after-
noon. at 2.15 for children. This is an es ecall -
p y
interesting feature for kiddies as -caste includes-;
five children who take prominent parts.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"Lotus Eaters" starring John Barrylnore
A South Sea Island 'story
also 2 -reel Educational Comedy
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY`
Paramount Special "Just Around the Corner"?'
Story by Fannie Hurst, author of Humoresque,
also Paramount Magazine.
Regular admission prices,45c and 10c.
BIGGER'CROPS make you MORE MONEY
Y'bu Save Labor ., Yon Save Seed
- „'iron make every acre work
SWIFT'S Red Steer Brand FERTILIZERS
Give Crops early start Produce maximum results
Plade your ordor NOW with our Agent or write us
Agents wanted where the aro not represented
Swift Canadian Co. Limited
, West Toronto
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