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THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, 1!921
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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
A Man and His Eyes
. The one is helpless without the other; have
you considered that?
NO 1VMATT1 R'11OW GOOD'
a luau you are physically, mentally or moral-
ly, all your energies count for little if your
eyes give out,
OUR ADVICE IS GOOD
Let us examine your eyes and prescribe for
your case before it is too late
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller and Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store
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NEW SPRIG &OOBS
Bought at the very lowest prices are now coming into stock and
are being marked very close for quick turnover. While prices are
considerably lower than they have been, many lines of staple goods
are very scarce and at the present low prices they are good buy-
ing.
Everything in stock has been priced down to the present level
regardless of profits and many lines priced at a big sacrifice to
clear. l .
Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes all at very attractive prices.
Plumsteel '- POS,
THE' STORE ,TH AT SELLS FOR LESS.
PHONE 8fl
CLOTHING NEW IDE.d PATTERNS.
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Home Prcscrvation
MAY AND JUNE ARE PAiNT MONTHS
—Save the Surface and you save all ----
GOOD PAINT AND VARNISH WILL DO
THE JOB. INSIDE AND OUT
THERE IS SO MUCH CONTROVERSY About which is the best to
use that it is hard for one not a paint expert to arrive at a decision,
Here it is in a nut shell: Cheap paint is a poor buy: its cheap, its shod-
dy; it wont wear or give satisfaction, so it is not worth considering,
Remember it takes just as Hutch time to put on the wrong article as it
does the right. Hand mixed lead and oil is good as far as it goes, but
kt is impossible for any one with a paddle and bucket and working by ruje
of thumb to make asgood a paint as that which is worked out on a
strictly scientific formula and nixed and ground by powerful machinery.
it is true economy to use a paint or varnish of known merit and property
o vnesr everywhere have learned by experience that SHERWIN WIL-
LIAMS products are thoroughly dependable. We 'carry a full line of
paint for inside and outside work, varnishes; Sherwillac; Floor Finishes;
Enamels; Floor oil; Flat Tone; Auto varnishes; Berry Bros, Liquid
Granite for Floors.
.A ,ANifBROS.
Hardware. Stoves and Novelties The Store With a Stock
la a sent Timis
We crrry a full line of
Garden Hose andlLawn Mowers
Watering Cans, Rakes and Hoes
Screen Doors and Windows
New Perfection and Florence Automatic
Coal oil Stoves
If you are going to paint this summer
try our B. -H. Paint
for interior or exterior work.
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away
No matter how old, atew,dtrty, how dilapidated, filo
a tope around thein -end "and to uo to be made Into
' + The Famous ,„'VELVETRX"' Rugs.
c,. Iteverslbto--`1Vf1 wear a flfottme--Prices teasonmble.
f , We have hundrsde of reoommendatione
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Sroa satLs-
fio oUatorrors. Ask for ,VEL,VETEX', price Licit.
We tam/. expx•eso both, way 9 on ]urge, orders, One
t ` way on ern:Ai ordefe.
.Es,lied 1 ..
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CANADA.RUG COMPANY e
"98 CA'RLLNO strider l f.......... LONDON, ON`►:
Beauty 4 o fart
IN TITS CANADIAN HOME IS
A SUBJECT WHICH IS RECEIV-
ING
ING MORE ATTENTION, THE AR-
TISTIC STANDARD OF THE AV-
ERAGE ROMEIS NOW HIGHER
THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN. PEO,
PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR,
ROUNDINGS. WALL HANGINGS
HAVE MUCH.TO DO WITII BRING-
ING ABOUT THE • DESIRED
BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY' AND
COMFORT. IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS-
IT OUR SPLENDID STOCK. AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
me W. D. Fair CO.
Often the Cheapest --:Always the Best
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canadian
Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
OFFICE: Masonic Bldg, West St.,
Goderich, Ont. Will be at the Hotel
Rattenbury, on Wednesday, June 15th
1921 from 3 p.m. in the afternoon
to 9 p.nr. in the evening.
Mass Kathleen McConnell of Walton
was home over the week -end. •
Reeve Miller is in Goderich this week
attending the county council,
Mrs. H713. Chant is spending a few
weeks with Toronto and St. Cathar-
ines friends.
Mrs. Clarence Shepherd left Tuesday
. for a month's visit with her moth,
er and sister at Iroquois.
Mrs. J. F. Wasman was at Weston
last week attending the funeral of
her nephew, the late Stanley Pol-
lard.
Mr. and Mrs.- Gordon Cuninghame,.
Miss Florence Cuninghame and
Mrs. H. E. Rorke went to London
on Friday. '
Mr. T. R. and Miss Mary Jenkins and
Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Erratt of Au-
burn spent the week -end with Lon-
don friends.
Mr. S. B. Stothers was in Guelph
yesterday attending the funeral of
his sister -n -law, the late Mrs• Fisk
of Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Pinner of London
were here over the week -end and
on their return were accompanied
by Miss A. Hardin'. •
Misses Nora Kennedy and Emeline
Holland, who are teaching at Mild-
may, spent the holiday and week-
end at their respective homes in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Rowland left Mon-
day morning for Chicago. Mr.
Rowland i returning almost at
once but Mrs. Rowland will remain
for some weeks with relatives. .
Mr ,Harry Tebbutt of Goderich town-
ship and his sisters, Misses Jennie
and Rose Tebbutt of town, atten-
ded the funeral of their uncle, the
late Mr, Lewis Goodwin, at Mitch-
ell on Monday.
Mr. Willis Cooper went to Toronto on
Tuesday" to be present at the Mc-
Kelvey -Holmes wedding, and was
to report yesterday to the Chautau-
qua company with which he will
spend the summer months.
Mrs. Janes Foster, accompanied by
her son and daughter and sonic
friends of London, motored up last
week and visited fr:ends in Clin-
ton and Goderich. Mrs. Foster Is
. a former resident and met many
old friends.
Miss Mary Turner of Wingham was
the week -end guest of ,Miss Rudd.
She returned to Wingham on Mon-
day forenoon and on Tuesday next
sho and her sister, Mrs• Cosens,
and Miss Mary Cosens of Wingham
• take boat at Sarnia for a trip
west.
Mr. James Jackson of Winnipeg is
visiting relatives in town. It is
over twenty years since Mr. Jack-
son went west and this is his first
return visit. Mrs. Jackson and
Miss Helen came east a couple of
months ago and have. been visit-
ing here and in Toronto,
Mr. Harris Duncan, Director of Re-
presentatives, was in town on
Tuesday calling on Messrs. 'Stoth-
ers and Andrew at the local Agri-
cultural offices. He had been in-
stalling the new Perth represent-
ative, Mr. C. McPhail, at Stratford,
and came up to see how Huron was
progressing.
Mr. H. Joyner, who has been spend-
ing the winter with his grand-
daughter in Kitchener, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. R. B. Carter of
town, this week. Mr. Joyner in-
tends going over on the Greyhound
excursion to Detroit on Tuesday
next and will visit for sortie time
with a son in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. John May of Toronto
formerly of Clinton, visited for it
few days last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A: - Hoarier. From
here they Went to London to be
present at the ordination of their
son, Russell, into the Mettledist
ministry. This service took ,place
on Seedily morning last.
Mr. arid Mrs. A. Hooper went to
Londbn Saturday last and attended
the ordination service of the London
Methodist conference en Sunday
teething.They
also vsi
tettheir
son n
in London
Oh their return trip,
to t >.
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Mr. Hoover's friends will be
pleased to know that ho was able
to take shell a fonurey alt 111,Y health
has boon- rather poor for some
time: • , 1
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P. i' =i> sill ffEimt it e� f tx i 4 113;tiv"flNi rtr?+Jai} itstP';'.
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Patron:'
His Excellency The Duke of
Devonshire, LG., G.C.M.G., Etc.,
governor -General of Canada.
honorary Committee:.
Chairman, r.
His Honour Lionel H. Clarke,
Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario,
Vice -Chairmen:
Tion.: E. C. Drury, Premier of
Ontario.
Tlis ; Worship, 'A L. Church,
Mayor of Toronto.
Icon. W. A. Charlton, XI'.
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Wm. Thomson, Orillia.
!A. 0. Hardy, Brockville.
honorary Treasnrer:l
Sir Edmund Osler
Ontario Committee:
Chairman,
T. A. Russell .?r
Vice -Chairman:,
Lloyd Earrie
Secretary.,
R. Dunbar
ON November 30th last,' the ;
Muskoka Free Hospital for ;;
Consumptives was destroyed by i .i
fire.'. I
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On January 14, this year, Sir
William Gage, founder of the insti- f
tution—the one man who had con-.
tributed most largely to its support, j,
,
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nsurptiv
Milli n
The Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives, destroyed by
fire on November 30th last, must
be replaced by buildings, larger
and fireproof.
Accommodation is needed at
the Muskoka Free Hospital for
400 adults in early stages of
the disease. This will restore 250
of them to their homes and loved
ones—cured. The remainderwill
be greatly benefited.
A few months for each patient
soon means thousands cared fon
and for twenty-five years the out-
standing friend of needy consump-
tives—died.
To -day, more than ever before,.
poor, suffering consumptives need'.
your assistance.
Give give all you can -- to the
National Sanitarium Association's:
s'
E! s ergo ” cy
()flier Fund
Funds are urgently needed for
this work.
Again — adults in advanced
stages must be treated at the
King Edward Sanatorium, on the
banks of the Humber, near
Weston. Extensions are neces-
sary. Many of these patients can
be saved.
And again—little children—
stricken with the dread disease—
must be cared for at the Queen
Mary Hospital for Consumptive k
Children, near Weston. Ninety
per cent. of these are saved to
become healthy men and women..
Funds are urgently needed to.
cover the cost of extensions.
Further, funds are urgently -
needed to carry on the work of
The Gage Institute in the City of
Toronto, where the needy poor
come for free examinations, in -
eluding X-ray, and for medical'
and nursing assistance.
Fifteen thousand needy con-•
swnpaves have been cared for'
to date at the hospitals con
ducted by the Association.
NATIONAL SANITARIUM ASSOCIATION
Headquarters: 46-48 King St. East, Toronto—Opposite King Edward Hotel:•
Telephones: Main 4148-4151.6353-45.6.7.
"Every Needy Consumptive Must Still be Crr.red for"
New Eleetie Fixtures
And Shades just arrived, also
GRILLS, TOASTERS, FANS and IRONS
to be sold at latest Prices
MABTIN—SENOUB PAINT is selling fast
Blighty spraying mixture is also going at 25c a ib
Corless 1c : Ve iter
HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL
PHONE 53
STRAW
FR
Y FEST1Vz'Le
Annual Strawberry Festival given by the Holmesville
Methodist Epworth League, and Sunday School takes place
on the evening of Frf'.anj,, June 17th.
Tea, with strawberries and cream, cake, pie, etc.
served from six to eight
Booth on grounds with ice cream, etc.
Good program afterwards supplied by the Huronic
Male Quartette and other talent.
Lome and enjoy a good supper, good program and a
pleasant evening,
Admission, Adults 50c Children 26c
Hullett Township
The Burns church Ladies' A.id en-
tertained the Constance Ladies' Aid
Olt Thursday afternoon of last week
at the home of Mrs. Bert Allan.
There were a hundred ladies present,
and all report a good time.
Mr. John Allanof London ins
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spending a few weeks with her sis-
ter, Mrs HenryAllan, t,
Miss Violet Glidden spent the week-
end at 1101 house here.
Mr, Alex. McIwing was in Toronto
last week.
A strawberry social will be held on
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Harlock School grounds on June 17th.
The Young Peoples' Guild of Pres-
byterian church, Londesboro, will en-
tertain the Guild of Burns church on
Friday evening of this week.
Mrs, Walter Habkirk of Hensel'
visited a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Robt. Brown of the
second and she and her husband' are
here today attending the funeral of
hrne ho 1
p w the late Albert C Brown,
n to ewe ,
Mr. William Brown and Miss ties
SIC Brown of Detorit are, this week
with their mother, Mi.s• Robt, Brown,
being called home by the death of
Their brother, A. O. Brown.
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, ANNUAL LOW FARE EXCURSION
Goderich to * etr oit arid Return
..::->•r:::;.smea ors
THE BIG STEEL STEAMER GREYHOUND
33.00 SAFE. SPEEDYCOMFORTAPLE . 32.00
ROUND TRIP .WILL LEAVE GODERICH ONE WAY
TUESA 1AY, JUNE 14, at 9.30 a.m.
Arriving Port Huron 2 p.m., Detroit 5.30 p.m,
Returning leaves Detroit 1 pan., Thursday, June 10th. The only boat
trip .from Goderich to Detroit this season. Children between a and 12
half fare. Visit your Michigan friends and see big busy Detroit. A
delightful trip over the great international highway of lakes and rivers
GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT -
'OUT OF GODERICH, MONDAY, JUNE 130, AT 5.15 pan.
Orchestra for Glancing in steamer's ball roma.' Three hours on beautiful
Lake Huron for 50e. Children 25e.
Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June 17th, at 9.30 a.m.
Bay
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Garage
An Old Stand under new Management
First class work by a competent mechanic..
Gasoline, Oils and Accessories z
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Complete stock at genuine Ford repairs.
CJI
ya E. TRETHEVEY
Open evenings Your patronage solicited
Oct. 1st