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Our
Sherwin-Williams
lac—Campbe1!'s
and • Muresco—Wall
Now
AY the celebrated
the Newmarket
Just
price:is
.
Sprhig fire
BUY IT NOW.
less than manufacturers' cost
today.
A full supply of all the popular
seasonable
----- goods
Paints-Varnishes—Floralac—Japa-
Varnish Stain—Alabastine---Jellstone
Finish—Window Shanie-Etc.
O'Cedar Mops and C'Cedar Polish,
is the time to clip your homes. We have
Stewart ball-bearing power clippers and
and Decabut hand clippers,
received a big stock of beaver board.
ilarland Eros.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES.
IIIIMMIIIIINIMMIIINIMMOMMIEW
OUR
It is not necessary
Singer sewing
themselves.
made. It you
with us.
are good mattresses.
not satisfied return
Every house
clean your rugs
week you will
Price $12.50.
We invite
You will say they
chine you have
I play it for you.
SPECIALTIES.
Singer Sewing Machines.
for us to say anything about the good quality of
machines, they have made an enviable) reputation for
They are without a doubt the ;best household machine
contemplate buying a machine,come and talk it over
Ostermoor Mattresses
We will give you thirty nights free trial and if
to us and get your money back. The price is $15.
Domestic Vacuum Cleaners.
should own a Domestic Vacuum Cleaner. They will
and carpets thoroughly and tf used once or twice a
save all your sweeping and dusting. Free trial given.
Columbia Grafonolas.
you to come in and hear our„Columbia Grafonolas arid
are the best toned and the most distinct talking ma-
heard, Come in and ask for any record and we will
Ball Sc Atkinson
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors.
Store Phone 104.
N. BALL Phone 110, J. D. ATKINSON, Phone 188
Conseryall
ina shoe
of course,
ing the
we show
and splendid
heels
Ideal
bles you
•
v eShoes.!
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Not every man waits the latest style
! We have the very latest models
but for men who contentedly wear-
same style of shoe, year after year,
some splendid conservative styles
values.
$3.50, $4,00, $4.50 to $7,00,
Black or tan leathers, broad toes, low
and broad shanks.
shoes for the man of affairs !!
Come here with any sort of shoe trou-
have ! We'll relieve them.
FRED. JACKSON
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Stock.
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Thousands of dollars worth of19 6's
up-to-the-minute me
newest ideas in up-to-the-minr-.
�I -. ehandise are now on our shelves wait-
'Ring your inspection..
We ask you to come in and look
these lines over at your earliest con-
iivenience as prices are advancing and
!Ji and in some cases goods are very scarce,
I! ii' Those who buy earl et the season's
y Y g
very best values.
We are showing New dress goods.
wtt new prints, new ginghanls, new wash
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i goods of all newest lines, new dresses,
new clothing and shoes.
a, 80
e8reCone Early. Buy Early,
measure
Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits =- Phone 25, --- More Business
CAPES, CAPES EVERYWHERE \
SPANISH BOLEROS AND FULL SKIRTS'
DRAPED AND EXTENDED HUS
THREE FLOUNCED SKIRTS
COSTUMES FOR APRIL BRIDES
April, in her bountiful manner,`
showers upon femininity lovely
fashions without end, in the
Standard Fashioi Sheet
for APRIL
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the Cheapest—Alwaas the Best.
M:5ittI
, nuvawi 511110u,t9ip�
Mrs. Chas. Bartliff was with Goder-
ich friends over the week -end.
Miss Stella Copp of Grand Bend is
home for the Easter vacation.
14irs. Christian of Toronto is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Gaudier.
Mrs. P. Cantelon and Mr, Harold
Cantelon spent the holidays, with
Toronto friends.
Miss M. Chant of 'Unionville is visit.
lag at the home of her brother,
Mr. H. B. Chant.
Miss Olive Marland of Toronto was
up spending the :easter vacation
with Clinton friends,
Miss Holmes of Sarnia was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Beaton,
during the vacation time.
Miss Edith Herman of Caledon East
is with her grandmother, Mrs. T.
Herman, for the vacation season.
Mr. John H. Cantelon of the llolsons
Bank stall, Ridgetown, spent the
holiday season at his' home in town.
Miss Mame' Cleft of Goderich town-
, ship was a week -end visitor of her
uncle, Rev. W. T. Clufi of Strat-
ford,
Miss Rudd was in Toronto Monday
and Tuesday attending a meeting
of the Ontario Libraries' Associa-
tion.
Pte. Laurie Greig of the Canadian
Engineers, Ottawa, was a visitor at
the parental home, that of Mr, and
Mrs, T. A. Greig.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Alcock of Hamil-
ton were in town over the week-
end, having come up to be present
at the funeral of the late Mrs.
C'hidley.
Mrs, Curtin and Miss Wanda of Rip-
ley and Miss Hazel Hancock of St.
Thomas were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T, A. Greig over the
Eastertide.
Mr. George D. Chidley arrived from
Indian Head, Sask,, on Saturday
in order to be present at his mo-
ther's funeral, which took place on
Sunday afternoon.
D. A. Cantelon of the Simcoe Battal-
ion visited at the parental home ov-
er the week -end, returning to Bar-
rie on Monday. This is the second
son of Mr. David Cantelon to wear
the colors, all older one, 14, Ray
Cantelon, having been in the
trenches for some months and who
is now in a convalescent hospital
in, England.
Harvey Harland, a native of Clinton
and youngest son of Mr, Will. Har-
land, has enlisted in the artillery
and is a member of a Guelph bat-
tery. This is the second . of Mr.
Harland's three sons .to wear the
colors, Russel having been in train-
ing at Napanee -for several months
with the 81Y1h Battalion which is
slated for Overseas at an early
date,
R. 17. Jones of the Engineers Corps
in training at Ottawa and which is
expected to leave for Over-
seas at an early date, is.
the lroungest son of Mr.
Robert Jones of Clinton. Mr.
Jones' oldest son, Guy Jones, who
was associated with him + in the
business here, is also in the khaki
as one of The Hurons and his
third son, who is living in Seatot
th, is also talking of enlisting.
Mr, and Mrs. L. E Doherty and
three little daughters were visitors
over the Week -end with the lady's
mother, Mrs, W. G. Smith, They
were on their way from Goderich
to Stratford where they intend In
future to make their home, Mr, Do-
herty being district manager for the
Sun. Life over the counties of Hur-
on and ;Perth. with Stratford as
headquarters. Mr, and Mrs, Dotter'
ty are former well-known residents
of -Clinton having Left here for
Goderich about seven years ago,
and old friends in town , will be
glad to hear of Mr., Doherty's pro-
motion. Before leaving Goderich•
the family were honored by the
members of North street church
and Mr, Doherty was presented by
the Sunday school, of which he
was secretary, with a handsome
club bag.
Clinton News -Record
:ens
ear
Suiting$
Are a special feature of our
dress : goods stock.
We have them
in
Black and Indigo
in
Worsted Serge
Cheviot Viouna
DURING the past twenty-five years
through all Fashion's fancies
in. weaves, colors and fabrics;
d'°''1:RESStOODS
have been; as it were, at the front.
Whatever Fashion demanded in
fancy weaves; or in color, has been
supplied by Priestleys' from the
world-famous looms at -Bradford,
England.
This year—it's blacks and blues
and plain colors—Priestleys' have them
in different fabrics, but all in the same
high grade and famous quality.
Beforeselecting
the material for
your 0,0,4e1' su1t—
come and see our
display. It will
pay you.
WIZ • OF • 7011re
Fashionable �.
New Fabrics
PRIESTLEYS' Dress Goods arefamous
for their wide range of fashionable
shades, their fast colours and splendid
wearing qualities. Made of the finest
grades of silk and wool.
We are showing a most attractive
assortment of the new Spring, it`r,"i`
Priestley fabrics. You must see them to
realize how delightfully they combine beauty
with long -wearing utility.•
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We carry the largest stock
of
Woollens and] Trrmrnfngs
in
Huron County,
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di' BROWN'S.
Londesboro.
The Londesboro branch of the Wo-
men's Institute will hold their regu-
lar meeting in the Forrester's hall
on Thursday, May 4th. Every mem-
ber is requested to be present as it
is the meeting for the election of of-
flcers,
Misses Eleanor and Jean Morris
and B. Brogden and NIr. and Mrs.
D. E. Dewar of London spent the
week -end with friends here.
'Mrs. B. Brown of Brantford spent
a few daps with her mother, Mrs.
(Dr.) Young.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Crawford spent
the holiday with the former's sister
at Niagara Falls.
Misses W. and I. Hill of Bi ith visit-
ed at the home of Mr, F. Johnston,
this week.
Mr. T. Sampson is having consid-
erable repairing done to his hause.
Messrs. W. Griffiths & L. Pringle are
doing the work.
Londesboro.
Mrs. T. Miller spent Sunday with
Drayton friends.
Rev. E. G. Powell occupied the pill -
pits of Burns and Knox ox churches on
Sunday in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Mr. Abreyi, Ile also assisted in
the service in the Methodist church
in the evening,
Mr, Jos Stalker of Ingersoll visited
his mother for a few days this week,
Mrs.• McGee of Auburn and Mrs.
Sturdy of Wingham were guests at
the home of Mr. D. Geddes this
week.
NIr. John Hutton loaded a car of
wheat on Wednesday of this week. ”
Mr. F. II, Johnston received A car
of B. C. shingles this week.
Mrs. E. Murat, formerly Miss Pearl
Lee, and hiss Edna Lee of Port
Colborne spent a few, days with rela-
tives during the holiday period.
Miss A. Bell visited London 'friends
last :reek.
Add play hours
to your day
Summer will soon be here and
you will want all the time you
can get out-of-doors, free from
work and worry.
Get a house ':Telephone to help
you 1 Nothing can do it so well,
and it will cost only a few cents
a day ! No installation charge.
Let us call and talk it over—
fill out the Coupon below and
mail it to -day!
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.
Gentlemenr—Please see me about Residence Telephone Service.
Name:...._........._-..-.
Address
Auburn
Clarence Symington, who has been
training at Guelph, paid a short vis-
it to his home here prior to leaving
for the front.
Miss Everatt of Palmerston return-
ed home Mondays after a short visit
with friends at Auburn.
Mr, Nickle Proud of the 121th Bat-
talion, Toronto spent a fete days
with friends here recently. A1�
Mr. John Ferguson, who hlas
engaged at Toronto spent the Eas-
tertide at his -home -here.
Miss Winnie Howson is spending a
Week with Clinton friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Halstead and
family of Goderich spent Sunday at
the home of the lady's father, Mr.
Pleatzer,
Mrs, James Iliokingbottom has re-
turned home after a visit with her
daughter at Fergus.
Mr. Sutton, manager of the local
branch of the Sterling Bank, spent
the Easter vacation with friends at
Palmerston.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr. George I{emp on Mon-
day when their eldest daughter, Me-
linda, was united in marriage to NIr,
Lawrence Ryll of Hamilton, Rev. Mr,
Zeigler perforating the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Casemore of Wroxet-
ex spent the Easter holidays at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, John Mole,
' There was a very large attendance
at the ball in Foresters' hall on
Monday evening.
Hullett Township
Miss Loretto Flynn was home from
Toronto for Easter.
. Mike Cummins and Miss Brill-,
I
gie Cummins of St. Augustine spent
Sundap and Monday with frienls in
this vicinity.
Miss Anna Lafirey is spending ilie
Easter vacation at her !Lome ' i
Windsor,
Mr. Jos. Shan.t,uuii of the Royal
$ank„ater, Stratford, spent Easter
at'liome,
bit. Ernest Sanderson of the 13tIi-
con. of Hullett is to be congratula-
ted on the excellent work he did
on that line, gratis, by the use •ni
a split log drag one day th`s week,
NIr. A. W. Beacom who was over the -
piece of road on Tuesday informed.
us that about all the holes were fil-
led up and the road nicely leveled
which much improves the condition
of the tra lie.—Blyth Standard.
The following are the results of the
promotion examinations in S.S. No.
2 ;—Sr. 4th—Dorothy Marquis, Clif-
ford Tyndall, Gracie Gliddon, Bernard
Reynolds. Jr. 4th promoted to Sr.
4th—Harold Glew, Elya .Johnston,
Violet Gliddon, Maggie Johnston,
Myrtle Hotter, Marjorie Glew, Annie
Shobbrook, Gertrude Bayley. Sr. 3rd
to Jr. 4th—Willis VanEgmond, lddi
Dale, Irene Steep, Bella hast, Sr
and to Jr. 3rd—Ruth Dale, Stell
Marquis', Josie Mann, Carman G11
don, Stanley, Shobbrook, Jr, and
Elva Gliddon, Lillian Glew, Be,
Hunter, Annie Hunter. Pt. 2nd
Charity Snell. Pt. list—S. 13. , Glf
don.—C. H. Holland, Teacher.
Spring Footwear.
You can sacure all the new toes and shapes in
New Spring Fcotwear here.
We have all the new lasts and leathers put to-
gether by some of the best makers. ,
We sell shoes that are the best procurable in
stylish appearance, in, quality, in materials and in
workmanship—the best you can possibly buy for your
money.
A leap range of women's and men's shoes to
chcose from,
Fit guaranteed to be all that you could desire,
S CHAPMAN PaosE 70