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Five dozen pairs Nett Curtains,
pretty designs, 2,/a yds. long. Values
$ 4.00 and $4.50,
SALE PRICE $3.49
RUGS
12 reversible wool rugs size 27 by
54 inches. Values up to 27.00
SALE PRICE $4.98
RUGS
12 Reversible Rugs size 31 by 60
inches. Values . up to 27.50
SALE PrttcE $5.93
JUTE ,RUGS
0 only Jnte rugs 35x72 inches.
good wearing. rug. Values up to. -
25.50
SALE PRICE :,43.98
TFauras
CASH Successor to Couch
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LINOLEUMS
100 yds best quality 4y5 Linol-
eum. Values up to 55.75 a yd.
SALE PRICE 24.98 a yd.
FLOOR OILCLOTH
125 yds. Floor Oilcloth 2 yds wide,
good patterns reg. 51)75 a yd.
SALE PRICE 51.49 yd.
Mort OILCLOTH
100 yds _Oilcloth 1 Ihyds wide good
patterns. Reg. 51.60 a yd.
SALE PRICE $1.29 yd.
COCOA MATTING
1 piece only 24 inches wide, reg.
.90e a yd.
SALE Num` .79c a yd.
R ONE WEEK ONLY
encing Saturdat,u, Februaru 21st
Your choice of any cloth coats 8
in all, good styles, including black.
Values up to 225.00
Sale Price 513.45
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Big Wall Paper Salt)
oft,
Sacnrclay, Feb, 21st, we Commence a sale of
Over 10,000 Rolls of Wall Paper
These..papers are the beat of our 1918-1919 stock
with small lots of remnants, and will be cleared
at very low -prices.
You CAM get a good parlor Paper, worth easily
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today 30c to 4(18 a roll, but while they last we
leave a large quantity to sell at Lid' 1.1..1. roll,
Paper at 811 ‘vorth op to 20c
Paper at 10e Wort h up to 25c
Paper at 15c worth up to 59c
Odd dolible.rolls at 5c
Odd lots of tw:idouhll rolls 10c,
This will be a spi,ildid onportunity t;) paper
for a k w i•ooms a•vi-.,•'y lo,v prie,, 010
q0;',1,Z Htly i• gc,.d
c00 -)para "IT r,;voee,bly with tilti NU V 6t1octZ
PItI2,;:.2 —TO the fleet 111i) custoolors to buy $2 or
over ut. v.,,,111, • p -i• Al 1.buten
Our fi'lhowiag of Wall PasWflI
bs the best wa have ever shlwo. We invite
you to see filu.display which will soon be complete
A. T. C uper, • Clint
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Just- a Little Tired! DON'T VirOtRY !
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ThIs ta the 33eginuing 0; a Nervous Hacking's Heart and Nerve Eentedy
is eimply a wonderful: Preparation for
Breakdown Diseases of the Heart; drives out
,...—,.. Pain, rear, Worry and the uncertain -
Row ofte„ ,_ _ 0 that goes along with diseases of
". .,' Ti° this most important organ. - •
bear peopte say "Oh,
there's nothing the SLEEPLESSNESS --••
matter, Just a little de -vitalizes the whole bodily organ..
rundown, that's all." leaden and You Must Have Sleep in
This May be the order to build Up your health and
beginning of a Nor- strength, If the Nerves are all a
Vous Breakdown and tingle and 301157, and the Brain is in
may ecton be followed by Headache, a state of unrest through Overwork,
Dizziness pains in the region of tho Worry 02' some Functional Disorder,
gone, Vrenk Digestion and „,,„y a restful sleep wilt be difficult to ()b-
other troubles. tail). Do not dope yourself with
"sleeping powders" or "heart depress-
Haeking's Heart and Nerve RemetlY ents"—take Hacking's Heart and
is almost sure to prevtheent Nervous Nerve Remedy ann
d a atural sleep
Collapse. It is Just right thing win follow,
for Nervous Troubles of any kind.
When you "don't feel right," and tire HEADACHE)
easily you 0110015 not delay in taking is Nature's Signal of d.ishartiOny in
this wonder remedy, as it will bring the 11010111 body. It MaY come from
back the Vigor and Vitality of Good impoverished blood, overtaxed brain,
lieelth, that you. so much desire. 10eS of sitzsp or it may be from Con-
gestion followed 'by Inflammation.
71 'drives away Pear, Nervoustess No
matter what Um eanse raay he
and Despondency and maim your Ilitkii.g's Heart and Nerve Remedy
Sloop mom Restful and Satisfying; it will help you.
IS a Tonic and Strengthener to the People who ' havo. boon ailing for
Heart, the Nerves, the Brain and Oa years should not expect a Comple•le
Body. . .' Cure in a few days but should pot.
1) '± werryei dol•ot give up be., shit in the treatment in order to ban,
came others medicines have failed to ish t110 1111(10r1Y1115 cl"011 and to "lc'
hey 7011
, b Ulf a
f , w boxes 0 f auk. reef; the evil conditions that bring
Ings Heart and Nerve Remedy from about the trouble. You should be
7001,,dectut to-do. tti, time to get Ifaelrigg's as 00 Ot1201`
Meat in Yetir donditieh Win. OUlakiY
t kind will do. Ila particular about
• follaw, , your itttelic*, as YOUlt, health le
importan t.
to Stitt° that vitt got Melting% If /tacking's Matt and Nov Ttonalcly
Yet* dealer tioes fiat keep it, wo will ts sold by all Ara elm drunisix or
gladly 22011C1 It by mail. ?deo 500 a by Mail peat Paid, Pried 50c a boX,
box, 6 for 52.50, /liteking'e Lb:kited, 6 beXtee Or $2,50, Hacking's Limited,
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Kippen
A pleasant evening was- spent at
the home 'of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac
Jarrot last week, when about twenty-
five of their friends gathered in
honor of the 25th anniversary of
their wedding day. Mr. and Mrs.
Jarrett received many hearty con-
gratulations. The happy couple
veru agreeably surprised a few days
afterwards when two beautiful oak
rockers arrived at their home, with
the card: "To Mr. and Mrs, I. Jarrot,
in remembrance of your 25t1i anni-
versary from friends who attended."
Their son, James, who is a returned
soldier, and at present a student in
±110 11e(1;1 College, London, was
home for the aceasion,
There pamd away on Sunday
morning at Ili home in Stanley Mr.
:fat. 111,3Dair a life-long re.:iclent
01 the to .t-nshit). Mr. McDitir..lid
had- been afii.]:; for a week previous
def. th 31't,"1 an attack of bran.elitio 111 :Friday aim even Setup -
day Ece:1 to 1,1 i.oaproving but Sat-
ur.lay alterneen the trouble became
RAW FURS
WANTED
Highest cash prices .
paid for
.Sktmk, Raccoon
and
Enquiries promptly
answered
ROSS LH11TED
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LONDON - ONT.
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TENELP
TheDo1jb.3 Track Route
--thatween..—
liONTREAL,
TORONTO,
DETROIT
and CIIIOAC40,
Cnexceiica dining ear service.
Sleeping ears on night trains and
pahor ears on prineiPal day trains.
Pull information from any Grand
TrUelt Ticket Agent or C 15. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
oittO.
A.. 0. Pattison, Depot Agatit,
JOHN" IIANSWOM) & SON, -
Phan° 55y Uptown Agents
Co.
BATHROOM LINOLEUM
Best make 2 yds. wide, Blue and
White Green and White tile, reg,
25,75 a yd. •
SALE PRICE $2.98 yd.
CONGOLEUM SQUARES
2 only squares 3x3 good patterns
reg. 219,00
SALE PRICE $13.9
DOOR MATS
12 only assorted colors, reg. 21.50
SALE PRICE .89e
25 per cent. discount off all Bruss-
els, Wilton, Velvets, Tapestry, Rugs..
130y a new rug now less than who/a-
sale price
Clinton
CONGOLEUM SQUARES
1 only 34%. reg. 520,00
SALE PRICE 514.95
UNION RUGS
1 only 34% good wearing
Rugs suitable for bedrooms, reg,
214.00
SALE PRICE $9.45
JAPANESE MATTING
150 yds matting best make all
colors, Values up to .60c'
• SALE PRICE .34c yd.
STRAW MATS
25 only mats 30x70 vanes up to
60e
SALE PRICE 39c
TERMS
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alarming and he passed away as prey- Mr. W. W. Cooper of this village, who Green or Blake.
lonely stated . He served some years
as reeve of the township and previous has been suffering with flu in London, Mr. W. H. Johnston's school is Coit NeWS
a hutd been a member of the The annual meeting of the South
was worse. His mother has been closed for tlfis week as a means of
council. He was a faithful and pains- with him for the past week, We preventing a spread of the fiu. Huron L. 0. L. was held at Exeter
taking official,. In religion_he was a hope to hear more favorable accounts Miss Etta Jarrot of our village we
devoted member of Brucefield Pres -and the officers for the coming year
b 'an c nuch and for some years were elected and installed as follows:
before long. hear is not in very good health at
had served as an elder. He will be present, Co. Master, J. B. Armitage, Lucent
Miss Agnes Furry of Kinder*,
much missed in the church where he Deputy Co. Master, Robt. McMurray,
was ever ready to do what he could Sask., who has been visiting' friends Mr. and Mrs. George Ayers of Hayfield; Rec, Sec, P. Cantelon, Clin-
by his means and also he did not in the East for some months left Chiselhurst were guests with Mr. on; Fin, Sec. Bro. Sproule, Lucan;
spare himself in any way so that he Ni'VoL ki 1. ° r home on Friday of last and Mrs, Wesley French on Saturday Treaturer, Adam Cantelon, Goderich
could help the work of the church ex- last. .ble. Ayers also attended the township; 1st Lecturer, W. I. Fah: -
community. He 141 be sadly missed Our trains have been keeping fr- 'ng o tho telephone Company oner, Clintott;'• 2nd, Lect. L. Carter,
in the home by his wife and daughter. regular hours as•ain which is e great
,_ at Brucefield On that date. Lucent D. of C., Bro. Robinson,
The sympathy of the comunity is- ex- Eetr. The celebration this year
inconvenience to a number of people. Miss Stewart of Crystal City, Man., will be held at Goderich.
tended to 1110111 in their hour of sad There was.no service in the Meth -hs been a guest with her 011010, Mr.
bereavement. The funeral was held °dist (thumb en Sunday on - account S. Cuffinore and her aunts, Mrs. Wes. Mr. Robt. J. Powell of Myth was
on Tuesday afternoon to Bairds Co.o ' le stem. A very few g•athered Harvey and Mrs. Thos. Workman. knocked down by a re-' horoe (,cam -the street cam day hmt ‘..eek, dra;Eed
etery. The reads wore almost in the Preohyterian chut•ch and Dr. Mr. Styles of Cochrane is the guest sm
oe distance ant I rather serieuoly
Elmw their respect to a good man's
11ttiet:tbIle,.. but a number turned out to Altkin was unlade to reach Hills of his dauliter, Mrs. Sam Cudatore, injured.
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Mr, Doncan McGregor an 01c1 rest-
(1:nt 0.f 12ippen, hada bad fall last
week on tha ice. He was getiing
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pail of water out of the cialern and
while...taking the lid of? his feet went
front under hint and Ile struck his
side on the edge of the pail fracturing
a rib. As Mr. McGregor is past
the fourscore mark the fall has
shaken 111111 considerably but we trust
he will be able to be around again in
week's time.
Word was received Tuesday morn -
Mg that Win, Cooper, Jr., son of
She came
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A FEW Sundays ago, a young
unmarried girl, after vainly
applying for admission else-
where, staggered in a fainting
Condition, into a maternity
home.
runs Was the old, old story—
trusting— betrayed—outcast —
forsaken.
roRsAltnii 2 No 1 The Sal-
vation Army thanks God
every hOur for opportunities
given to show ±11511 ±110 Love of
Christ still beats 10 1011117 hearts
THIS youtig girl is passing
through their hands peace-
fullY, and will leave them With
het seli-respOct restored.
TX -IE Salvation Army serves
those in the shadow of 1115-
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TORONTO,
ot h Ways
Commencing SUNDAY, OCTOBER Gth, leaving
TORONTO
(UNION STAT(ON)
96 1 A5 LPy.pA,
i1WST D111ZU EQUIPMENT
Standard Sloepin, Dining, Tourist and
Colonist Cars, Coy Coaches.
Parlor Car through the Rockies.
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Sunday, Monday, 1,V0dnesclay, Priday
Canadian National all tho way.
Vis 0.1.11,, Nor'rtthi°sOlyY,. Ctebeulireadsnol'eSti4dtuCrotinaYadlan National..
Iferther informatlen from 05175dian National Tlokbt.Agnnta, of
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