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RUGS
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, VELVET
These rugs range in size for clip-
ing room, living room, bedrooms and
halle. They are Oriental, conven-
tfonal, and small allover designs, hi
combinations of tan, fawn, green,
brown, rose and blue.
Tapestry, 3x4 yds, leg $40 for 328
Tapestry 3x4 yds reg 330 for 17.50
Brussels 3x4 yds reg $58 for 59,50
Brussels 3x31, yds reg' 350 for 335
Tapestry 3x3'4, reg 333 for 23.75 '
Tapestry 3x39., reg $38 • for 22.50
Brussels 3x3 yds reg 345 for 27.50
Tapestry 3x3, reg 333.50 for 321
Tapestry 21/ex3, reg 332 for 320
Tapestry 2?4x314, reg 340 for 28.75
'Brussels 21:ix3, reg 332 for 322.75
Brussels '2".1.x3, • reg 327 for 319
Velvet 1.4x21/1, reg 318 for 310
Tapestry 1.^1.1x2 ,1, reg 22.50 for 15.50
Velvet 11{:x2Vt, reg 316 for 30:50
Velvet 11isx2?i, reg 330 for 18.50
Velvet 14ex21/.i, reg 330 for 18.50
Tapestry 1%1.x2',, reg $15 for 8.75
Union 8x3111, reg 314 for 38.50
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Your last opportunity to buy house, furnishings and furs at less
than wholesale prices. Sale Commend ".ig Saturclag9 Feb. 281h
for eight da ti s. As we are, going to discontinue handling house
furnishings, everything must be sold regardless of cost.
OILCLOTI S AND LINOLEUMS
25 yards of Oilcloth 11A yds wide,
REG 81.25 FOR 95e
25 yards of Oilcloth, 11/2 Yds wide
good patterns
REG 31.60 FOR 31.10
50 .yards of Floor Oilcloth, 2 Yds
wide, good patterns,
REG. $1.75 FOR 31.35
35 varcls of Scotch Linoleum, T
and C patterns
ILEG $3.75 F011 2,49
1 piece- of Linoleum, best quality,
4 yards wide,
•REG 88 FOR 34.98
CONGOLEUM SQUARES
1 only, 3x3 yards, good pattern
.REG 319 POR 313.95
I only, Congoleum Square, 3x314
?t'i rds
REG 320 FOR 314.45
1 only, Congoleum Square, 2x4 yds
REIT 812 P011 85.00
RUGS
0 only, reversible wool rugs, guar-
anteed colors, fringe enols, sizes
27x54 inches.
REG 30.80 FOR 33.98
STRAW MATTS
15 only Straw Matts, sizes 36x70
11E0 601 FOR 34c
JUTE RUGS
4 only, Jute Rugs, good wearing
and splendid designs, 36x72 inches
REG 35.50 FOR 33.98
AXMINSTER RUGS
3 only, Axminster Rugs, good col:-
ors
ol-ors and quality, 27x54 inches
REG 37,50 FOR 35.25
DOOR MATS
8 only, Mohair Mats,- green and
fawn, with and without fringe
REG. 31.75 FOR 31.19
STAIR OILCLOTH
1. piece, 18 inches wide
REG 50c .FOR 39c
,JA-PANI,SE RUGS
2 only, Japanese reversible rug's,
3x3 yards
REG 34 FOR 32.69
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JAPANESE MATTING
150 yards Japanese Matting, good
make, colors blain fawn, 'fawn and
' blue, fawn and green, --
REG. 60c FOR 29c
RUGS
5 only, reversible wool rugs, guar-
anteed colors, fringe ends, size 31
x60 inehos.
REG 37.75 FOR 34.98
GROSS TEX RUGS
' -2 only, 9x12 feet, green and
blue border, good wearing rug
um. 816 FOR $10.50
1 only, 3x3 yards,
-11E0•312.50 FOR 38.75
COCOA MATTING
1 piece only, 24 inches wide
REG 90c FOR 65e
2 dozen Stair Pads,
REG 31.60 FOR 1.10
Successor to Couch & Co.
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Clinton
February z th, 1920
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FURS
10 pieces, Odd I'.urs, marmot and
opposum, to be sold at less than
wholesale prices,
REG. 815 FOR $7.50
VOILE CURTAINS
8 pairs of Voile •Curteins, nicely
ileished, in ivory only.
REG 811.50 FOR 35,25
SCRIM CURTAINS
Nicely trimmed with insertion
and lace, 21/1; yards long
REG. 35.50 .FOR 34.19
111ARQUESETTE CURTAINS
10 pairs of Marquosette Curtains,
in cream and Ivory
REG 36.00 FOR $4.49
NETT CURTAINS
10 pairs of Nett Curtains, in
cream, good heavy quality
REG 34.75 FOR 33.19 .
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JSt a Little Tired ! DON'T . r,1
phis "4s
the Boginnjug of a Nervous
Breakdown
Row often do we
hear people say "Oh,
there's nothing the
matter, just a little
rundown, that's'altl."
This may be tho
beginning,of a Ner-
vous Breakdown and
may soon be followed by lloadache,
Dizziness, pains in the region of the
Spine, Weak Digestion and many
other troubles.
IJaching's Heart and Nerve Remedy
is almost euro to prevont Nervous
Collapse. It is just the right thine;
for Nervous Troubles of any hind.
When yon "don't feel right," and tiro
easily you should not delay in taking
this wonder remedy, as it will bring
back the Vigor olid Vilality ok Good
Health, that you so much desire.
It drives away Pear, Nervousness
and ]Despondency and ;rialtos your
Sleep more Restful a11c1'atls2ythg it
is a Tonic and Strongthener to the
Heart, the Nerves, the Brain and tiro
iiody.
Don't Worry and don't give up be-
cause others modiciues have failed to
ilelp'ybtt,•buy a few boxes of Hack-
Ingrs heart and Nerve Reniedq from
yam' dealer to-ddy and an improve-
ment in your condition will quickly
follow,
toSinge tI
that Yon galladiziel, ft
ybed
y urdealori 0e. g not ]toop, it, we will
gladly send it by nnatl, Prfea 500 a
box, 6 for $2.50-. X1aoking's Limited,
Listowel, Ont.
Backing's Heart and Neave Remedy
ie -simply a wonderful preparation €off•
Diseases of the &Ieart; drives out
Pain, Fear, Worry and the uncertain-
ty that goes along with diseases of
this most important organ.
SLEEPLESSNESS
de -vitalises the whole bodily organ.
Nation and You Must Have Sleep in
order to build up' your health and
strength. If the Nerves are all a
tringle and jumpy, and the Brain is in
a state of unrest through, Overwork,
Worry or some Functional Disorder,
a restful sleep wilI be difficult to obe
taro. Do not dope yourself with
"sleeping powders" or 'heart depress-
onts"-take IDecking's Iioart and
Nerve Remedy and a natural sleep
will follow,
READACII8
is Nature's Signal of disharmony in
the human body. 2t may come from
ilnpovcri•;heil blood, overtone treem,,
lots of sleep or it may be from Con-
gestion followed by Inflannntalen,
No mettor what the CI.USO may bo
Ilaclti,r;, s 1I,;art and Nerve 1Lomedy
will help you.
People who have boon ailing for
years 'x1101111 not mood a Coaktiiieio
Cure in a few days but should per-
sist in the treatment in order to ban-
ish the underlying causes and to cor-
rect the evil conditions that bring
about the iroublo. Yon should be
Sw'o to get Haoking's as no other
kind will do. De partinulaC about
your inedieiuie, as YOTJli• health ie
important.
Ilaaktn I
limiting's Mart and Nerve Remedy
Is sold by all tlret plass druggists or
by mail post paid, 1>rfee line a box,
6 boxes for $8.50, Hacking's Limited,
Listowel,
Word has been received of the
dgltth of Mrs. Munn of Lendbury, a
sister, of the late Roht. Thompson
and the last of the family. She
was eighty-four years of age and was
well known by some of the older
residents, as they at one lived
on the 1\leMordie farm just south
of Kippen.
;Miss Louisa leleClymont of London
spent the week -enol with her par-
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C2.11 an" ` 11 any
1 of h d,l c1 tiny this
d',.. C::.i(• ei eltne • ; 7
TiHE anewer • is difficult, • but
Or`i.y young lassies from a
I"1!4liuin+; I o e th,. entire. Ca-
det class in fact -volunteered
their sereices in the /last week
to aseist in • nursing sickness
•from the "I! lu,"
EXAMPLE •is a great teacher.
Christ p'1'inistered • to ' the
suffering. It was a privilage
for those young Salvationists to
follow His exilinple.
308 SERVICE POSTS IN
THIS TERRITORY. , . USE
THEM
!•c i' �j
i$�,th�°` 1 ' � tea.
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itiltaDozlt'al a Track I ojt
-between-
MONTREAL,
TORONTO, -
DETROIT
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled dining car service,
Sleeping cars on night trains and
parlor cars en principal day trains,
Trull information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent of C. E. ]:Horn-
hig, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto.
A. O. P81214san, Depot Agent,
JOHN ItANMI'OIID ,e-1 SON,
Phone '55, Uptown Agents
ents in the village. .
Miss Jean ' Ivison has con-
fined to. the house with ail -attack
of scarletina.
Miss Etta Jarrett, who has been
indisposed is up and around again
and expects to resume her school
(lutes next week.
A largely attended meeting of the
officials of the three Presbyterian
congregations of St. Andrew's, I£ip-
pen, Hill's Green and Blake, who
have been united for church services
since Rev. D. Johnston left
Varna and Blake charge for Lucas,
stet in St. Andrew's 'ft:esday .to tn_lk
over a permanent union, but failed
to fully decide in favor. The Blake
con 1113 (hien .will cenaider the matter
with their aseeefete clt. ich in Vatrna
befw'e cumin;' to n 1111111 decision.
All s' oi11 ^•at+,1 '1..^ lis rt'. l: r!, 11
t 'td
e1 on account i,f t .- c;, , ,; of
).,c.•
11,:n :1;1 1m., been cleee.-1 0) the mut
ti ' l 'v 73
!-z1:1 any (.... a 11: u0... �..1..;}., 0...r 'tut
ri (1
e' ..'al of the crew of the t e elft
1.111 i' fvon C.otl.:iel to Eili;:10
1 ' s eer el yn. _ to . 1 end one, Alain
,`.,foie ,111 of c 2 1ti 1d, 5rea,,. i, 'Wag
:0 sevel.ly injured that he did later,
1ljten the train rammed into a coal
train 011 the tra plc near Ridgeway.
Oil 1170ylday of lazt week, •
Miss Kathleen E. Carter, who
had spent several summers at Bay-
field with, the family ,of Dr. Atkin-
son, died recently in Detroit and her
remains were brought to Seaforth for
interment on Tuesday of last week,
Dr, G. Atkinson- of London and
Messrs. D., G., and J. Atkinson of
Detroit accompanied the remains to
Seaforth.
Mr. Wilfred Reid of East'1Vawan-
osh took a load of wood into Wing -
ham the other,ciay, sold it for 313. and
gave the amount to the Armenian
•fund. It was.10 have been auctioned
off !but the auctioneer did not get to
town in time.
The Bluevale Far'mer's Club held
a successful banquet one evening re -
cootie? ' and afterwards addresses
were given by Mr. J, J. hloirieon
and Mr. S. B, Stothers, Agricultural
Representative for Iluron
PTTs. Saint, an elderly widow who
lived alone in her own hone -in Win,•-
inien, Was found dead on Saturday.
She had not been noticed about for
reveled days but it was thought she
had gone to the home of her son,
The son, asked a friend to cell and
sero how his mother was and on his
going to the hous=e and finding it
Locked the police was notified and the
place broken into, _ Tho woman was
found] lying partly on a couch as if
she had been about to lie dews when
she
succumbed. -
During the severe storm of Mon -
dray -,reek the residence of Mr. Win.
McLean, veal' Wroxeter, was burned
to the ground, A, defective f111^1140e
Tripe Weis the Cane and the strong
Wind made it impossible to Control
the fire which had got a good start
before being discovered. The barn
was saved with difficulty. Some
furniture was removed from the low-
er part of the house.
At a special meeting of the Public
school 'board in Goderich the other
evening to consider a request from
the staff for incrcasee pay some of
the teachers were given a ten per
cent. increase while others were not.'
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Brondfoot of,
Moose Jaw, Sask., who have been vis-
iting Seaforth friends since about the
new year, were called home last
week owing to the illness of the
former's brother and business part-
ner, 1Tt C. 11 1roadfoot.
Theeme Thomegon of Wroxeter,
who wen ti ..ember of the '1e-, et itat-'
t .t :n - is c1- ,;11) 1 ea eeed
while 111 F1'ol e•e reel rho o 11'rs bee is
hesnifal ever eieee, will, it is sai3,
11::;0 to 10012 an I:rel.-
2,.. , .' �4. ...i l :_6'.1.."±s
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CSEVER
i Z -t Cal ii
T .:.yrs"
i,c;raTcr ,71;,1, 10 p.111. Daily via
C 1",,..1;1t. a loot cenvoilio21t
The Glorious (?) Canadian Winters.
0 Yes, its nice -to talk about the
glories' of Canadian winters, but with
snow so deep that the trains can not
get through for a couple of days at a
time, and with the thermometer reg-
istering 26 below as was Listowel's ex-
perionce'this week, some of us are
inclined to doubt that •glory stuff.
-Listowel Standard.
No Use, Gentlemen, No Use At Alit
We understand that an organiza-
tion to be known tis the Ilarrieton
and Minto Bachelors' Protective
.'lssoeiation has been formed, with
the ohicct of co-operating to circum•.
vent the wiles of the fair sex Bur-
in"' leap year, and defending the
cherished liberties and fundamental
principles of single bleasedness.
-Wroxeter News.
GOOD MUSIC IS •
ALWAYS APPRECIATED
and there is none liner than that
played on a Bell or Gourley Piano.
Its r 1 ;tiful tonal quality, its
s91e 1d10 vola -.,c, and its ease of
touch stake it the piano elf pianos
for the 21a,;ter utusleiau or the or-
dinary player. Guam and try
ieeem. ion 1 11 surely want 0210,
Ci7itl
1.70 tit 11 ! j ce 2' 110 how
00(1,10 you (el lagm
,ur wieh, -
Give 5123 a p sl e esset :ramie or
playa 1.0 .._. .e ho,n to
..._to
We "igen far : 1ie a C onriay plane
Ia.1 c a1•:•n eaed eidet .t:rt ii tt Ow a. Ic 1 111 is leaving town,
to sell fee eel),'1',i; 11 t1 'e 1 Is 11 t 1ty ! u0. .11:,o a piano
tenlY t eo•t ,4
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a� . ..,. 1 Co., to ,-o at 34J. Write or
(:ill as j ,.1e eielees will save y00
JONAa.1AN l7.11341',..1
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a,
train. It ,tens at and connects for
all principal points,
The et/alp e:it consists of up-to-
date Standard Slee,,t;,rs, Dining Car, AL 11C 1. 1 - `+'l l'41
C'? t" 4� 11 ;? 7 f' ii,' ^•
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Tourist Sleepers, Compartment Ob-
sd.tvation Car, First Class Coaches
and Colonist Car,
' The. most beautiful scenery
in Canada is along theline of the
Canadian Pacific . with magnificent
Rocky Mountain Resorts ab Banff,
Lake Ionise and Glacier.
Those contemplating a Pacific
Coast Trip •should get in touch with
W. Jackson, Clinton, Canadian Pa-
cific Ticket Agent or write W. 13,
Howard, District Passenger Agent,
Toronto. -34-2
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Highest Cash prices
paid for
Skunk, /raccoon
and 11+1inir ,
Enquiries promptly
- answered
ROSS IUMITE
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Sal as et -cm, March 6th, al 3.33 p.m.
At the. CR'e,s..i' 9ililen u, CliIl2lit`:*L`b12. ,
Mr. George Elliott has instructions to -sta11 by auction
our entire production of buttermilk for (iso coming season, in
six separate lilt:;, being the make for each of the six days of
the week 'throughout the season..
CUNTION CRE.a MEa41r, . Lefi1>tfrled
TUE ART SENSATION THAT IIAS REVEALED TUE FULL;
3 t'LENDOR' OP TIM.MOTION P ICTUIIE.
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Taken from a story of Thomas Bu
most tragic, and 'withal, the most
in the telling, the master, Griffiths
dreamed of beauties that a new
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rkc', la at once the most pitiful,
sublime love story ever told. And
has 'wrought such rare and un -
art, full, rich, boundless is revealed
PRINCESS •THEATRE
Prk 0.j as1d Saturdaa EvenIng, Mar. 5 and d
IIy�� a R
% ri3i1 and � net 4..�%ataslt°c�i(?ig Matinee at .�.30
mu, ;Ir E, DOTIEI1TY WILL SIN "llROiiliN BLOSSOMS"
I'IIICLAN' (i ORCIIENTR4. BOTH EVEN MGM
ADMISSION -Adults Eveniii 50e, Matinee 885e