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R. H. JOHNSON
CLINTON ONTARIO
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(Shine up for 'tlte Shriners.Surety o.
some will come this way. Hang out
the welcome sign and it will be ap=, • •.CLINTCN'S ; DTG CORNER GROCERY
preciated liy them. , The ' official'
flag. 'is : about • 20"x36". Priced - at
$1.00.
Help, help! . It's your winter coat
calling in fernzieil fear, shrieking to
be saved ' from cannibalistic moths.
Can you leave it exposed to the in-
sects that destroy and the light and
dust that despoils when for 90.c' you.
can buy a cedari'ed garment bag.
26"x4"x55 moth proof, .`dust proof,.
damp proof and air tight.
An author wrote that the inter
course of letters is one of the chief
est links in friendship's chain. The
"write" palper. for your letters is
Lotus Lawn.
• Andy thinks he knows haw to run
a taxi cab company, but Anios does
the work, so will a Boston Pencil
,Sharpener when_ your lead ,pencil
requires a point.
For comfort an inflated rubber'
cushion has no equal, it (breaths with
every move of the body, it will not
pack or lose shape. We also have a
sponge rubber kneeling pad and seat
cushion, relieves strain of kneeling in
the kitchen or garden, a comfortable.
water -proof -seat cushion for outings.
[Babies used to have a way of com-
ing into the world, not properly and
sufficiently announced.. Birth an-
nouncehnent cards have changed all
that. Cards' also can be used as a
meat's of. 'expressing •oongraltula-
tions . to the 'newly blessed mother
and father, and of course there are
showers in all kinds of -Weather—
requiring appropriate Shower • Cards.
There is just ten cents between
you and a much approved Cup and
Saucer, not the inferior quality or
decoration usually on sale, but a
heavy (smooth cup( with a' bright
flower on it and a gilt band and leaf
on the saucer.
OF THE BETTER
QUALITY,.
AT A LOWIER . PRICE
You could pay more but
you couldn't get any fin-
. er guality work. clothes.
LOOK AT THESE VALUES OFFERED BELOW:
MEN'S OVERALLS, Black or striped, Special $1.45
MEN'S OVERALLS, plain blue, extra heavy $1.95
MEN'S KHAKI COMBINATION OVERALLS, Special 42.25
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, all sizes, Cleaering lines ............75e
MEN'S COTTON WORK SOX, Special 15c.
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SOX;, Special 29e
MEN'S COTTONADE WORK TROUSERS, Special .$1.49
MEN'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS, Pancho, Soles, Special $3.50
COMPARE THESE PRICES AND YOU WILL APPRECIATE
THE EXTRA VALUES
lurnsteei Bros.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
A Beautiful Cup and Saucer with the Purchase of a pound of
Good Loose Black Tea
VISIT OUR STORE AND TAKE YOUR CHOICE
LETTUCE, TOMATOES, BANANAS, ORANGES(, GRAPE :FRUIT
TELEPHONE ORDERS GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION
The C. & S. Grocers
QUALITY PHONE 125 SERVICE
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Electrical Appliances For The Bride
AT A 13I0 RE DUCTION IN PRICE
Sutter & Perdue
eco-cn�l specials
Wegstaffe's Pure Orange Maxwell House Coffee, lb.. 590
Marmalade, 40 oz. ..1.27e Eddy Blue Ribbon Silent '25e
Post Bran Flakes? 2 pkgs. 210 Matches, 3,pkgs ....
Prem. Sockeye Salmon lge. 390 Royal York Tea, 12 lb. ..,28c
Dainty Lunch Mayonnaise
small . 21e
Singapore Sliced Pineapple 250
2 tins
Cristo, l's,.. '27c, •3's ....79c
Libby's Catsup, bottle .:,..19c
eal Brooms for the money
3 for .. ..$1.00
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• IfeLaren'e Jelly Powder
;I inutd Tapioca, 2 pkgs. ..25c
Stiff's' Lard,,: 2 lbs. 31:e
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SPECIAL
Price on Sugar by the :bag for Cash only. Also 20 lb. pails of.
. Lard While •they Last.
Try our Cooked Meats, Bacon and Weiners.
Fruits and' 'Vegetables Always Fresh. -
STOP AND SHOP AT
T®Mc KNIGHT & SqN
PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE 111
Tie W. 11 Fair. Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Miss ICellman of the C.C.I. staff
leaves the end of, this week for
her home in Toronto.
Miss Myrtle Spencer of Toronto was
..the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R.
'Marshall, over the week -end.
Miss Mina Middleton of Goderieh,
has been visiting at the .home of
her cousin, Sheriff C. G. Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter and Miss
Spears of Strathroy visited over
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
0'. T. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stephen motored
up from Toronto on Saturday last
to visit the latter's mother,
Mrs C. Ii. Bartliff.
Mfrs. J. E. Brooks of 'Winnipeg, Man.,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Kennedy, Mrs, M. T. Corless
and Mrs. Harry Fitzsimons, of
town. -
A.10ssrs. '4W, r. ?lumsteel, B. J. Gib-
bings, C. H. Venner, G. E. Hall and
T. McNeil spent a couple of days
lin Toronto this week . taking in
the Shriner festivities. •
Mrs. W. S: R. Holmes and Mrs. N.
W> Trewartha attended a Mother
and Daughter banquet .at Crediton
on Wednesday evening, the latter
taking part in the program.
Mr. 'John Wiseman was in St. Marys
over the week -end, going down to
• attend the funeral of Mrs, Grant,
Mrs. Wiseman's mother, which
was held • on Sunday afternoon.
Mr, Edgar Maguire accompanied Mr.
.and Mars. A. T. Cooper on their trip
to Montreal yesterday and -will
bring the car back. Mr. and Mrs.
Cooper sail, from Montreal Friday.
IVI'r. and Mrs. Ralph Hewson of To-
ied b Mi. and
ronto, aceompait
y
(Mrs. James Adie of Pasedena,
Cal., motored up and spent the
week -end as guests of Mrs, Hew -
son's parents, M. and Mrs. T. H.
Cook.
Mrs. Blight and little son, Billy, who
had spent several weeks with the
lady's parents, ilia. • and Mi s. W.
H. Hellyar of town, left Friday
to visit relatives m Bowmanville
before going to their• liome at
• Massey.
Mr. Eddie Dale of Landon and Miss
Ruth Dale of Detroit. have been
home this week on account of the
serious illness of their mother,
Mrs. Arthur Dale. It is thought
that Mrs. Dale has taken aielight
turn for the better.
Miss Dorothy. Marquis of the Clinton
Public Hospital staff Spent a week-
• end with her'sister, Miss Stella,
of the 'staff of the -.Western ` H.os-
f sit .1;y Wire' t4S2
SireBfest liitle cook in
2`e word •- economical too.
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THE MONTH OF ` PROMISE
We Extend our Best Wishes to .all Brides and
Graduates, and promise. the Best in
Higfi Class Groceries and Service.
WE WELCOME YOU.
Bayfield Store Opens 28th of .lune.
Get our Price on Sugar by the Sack.
For Salads & .Sandwiches
Potted Chicken, tin I 15c
Canned Chicken, tin 50c
The new "Kitchen Fresh"
Maysonnaise, jar 25c
Pineapple, 2 cans 25c
Eagle Brand Milk for
Salad Dressing 21c
Carnation Milk, 2 for 25c
Fancy pkg. Bis. 25c & 35c
New Prepared Puddings
for Brides
Assorted each 20c
Minute Tapioca 2 for 25c
Harry Horner's Custard
Pudding, large pkg. 25c
Special Blend Tea ' ib. 55c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
(for Brides only) 3 for 27c
Gran. Sugar, 10, lb. 53c
For Sat.. rday
SPECIAL 15c SALE
Canned Corn 15c
Canned To:si a•toes 15c
Good Rice, 2 lbs. 15c
Jelly Powder, 3 for 15c
Codfish, per tin 15c
Many Flower Soap 2-45c
Mac' Cookies 15c
We are Promised twoDemonstrations the first week in July, Magic Baking Powder and Swift's Bacons
OUR GIFT BASKETS, "Made -to -Order" ARE ATTRACTIVE AND PRETTY ENOUGH FOR SWEET GIRL GRADUATES
WHAT IS SWEETER THAN "HONEY. IN THE COMB" IN INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS "FOR YOUR HONEY" 4 FOR 25c
F IR GIDAIRE:- Fruits, Vegetables and Meats. Lard 3 lb. 50c Shortening, 3 lb. 48c
Picnic Hams, lb. 23c Breakfast Bacon lb. 35c New Potatoes, 5 Ib 25c
Cucumbers, 2 for 25, r Tomato -es, lb, 20c
Cash and
Carry
Phone 48
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Miss Hattie Courtice was in St.
Thomas over the week-ond.
Miss Ruby Churchill spent the week-
end with friends at Port Stanley.
Miss Gets, Ford Ford of Alma Col-
lege staff, St. Thomas, is home' for
the vacation.
Miss WWelhelmina Trewartha - and
Miss Velma Quail spent Thursday
last in London.
Miss June Crich of Cockrane visited
her grandmother, Mra. John Mc-
Phee, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp returned
yesterday after a visit.with friends
in and around Ingersoll
,pital, Toronto, and both are now
holidaying . at the home of their
•parents, Mr. and Mrs. WI, Marquis
'Base line.
Mr. A. D. McCartney enjoyed a well-
earned holiday attending a gath-
cring last Thursday and Friday of
the Canadian Retail Coal Dealers'
(Association, held on board. the
(steamer, Kingston, cruising in
..t,ake Ontario and through the
!Thousand Islands. It\ was a pleas-
ant'. and unique outing. .
11fr. and Mlrsi� A.. T. Caolper left ye'eter-
day morning for'lVtontreal, going by
'motor and will sail from there on
• the Ansonia for England. Mr.. and
;Mfrs. Cooper will attend the wed-
itling of their son, Wialis C. Cooper,
to Miss Florerre Caird, daughter
of Sir's, Andrew and Lady Caird,
which takes place'` in W,imbleton
Parish church on Saturday, July
12th. Mr. and Mfrs Cooper will
visit the former's brother. who re-
:sides in London.' . Mr. Wlillis Coop-
er and his bride will visit Clinton
later in the sundnea, i
CONSTANCE
lViiss Edythe Riley of Clinton spent
the week -end at her home here.
Mr. Ferd Harburn of Staffs spent
Sunday visiting relatives in the vil-
lege.
Rev. and Mfrs. Erie Anderson and
family of Blyth visited at the home
of Mr. and Mir, W. Britton on Sun-
day.
Mr. Joe Riley, Sr., is not enjoying
very good health at present. We
hope to hear of an improvement soon.
Mr. and Mrs. I•Iill and family of
Benmiller spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. A. Colelough.
Mr. Robt. Grimoldby paid a flying
visit to Toronto on Monday.
The annual garden; party will, be
held on the church lawn on Monday
evening, June 16th, under the auspi-
L A W N
SOCIAL
AND STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL
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Where
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"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
cos of the Ladies' Aid of the United
church.
Mrs. Earl Lawson and Miss An-
nie Taylor spent a few days last
week in Toronto, attending the grad-
uation exercises of the Women's Col-
lege hospital, of which their sister,
Miss Florence, was a graduate.
The services on Sunday in connec-
tion with the anniversary services of
the Sunday school were very well at-
tended. Two very impressive ser-
mons were preached by Rev. E. An-
derson, of Blyth and special music
was provided by the choir, assisted
by Mir: Mason and Mr. Sidthorpe of
Blyth. A special collection was tak-
en in aid of the funds of the Sunday
school. Wie hope these anniversary
services will be annual events.
of
Londesboro United Church: Sunday
School
will be held on the
COMMMUNITY - RAUL GROUNDS
LONDESB`ORO•
Friday, June 20
Supper served from 6 to 8. p.m.
Followed by program consisting of a
three act play' by the Young •
People of Westfield, entitled .
"Smile Rodger, Smile"
ASK FOR
MADE IN CLINTON BREAD
BEST QUALITY_ FRESH DAILY
Also
BUNS, ROLLS AND FANCY
PASTRY
EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE
BAKERY LINE
who will also furnish Readings, Solos,
Duets, Etc.., (between, acts
Admission: Adults, 50c, Children, 25c
Rev. J. W.'JohnSon, Chas. Stewart,
Pastor. • Superintendent.
Mrs. Albert' Austin, Secretary.
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Porgrain will be given .indoors if
weather is wet.
70-2.
Wendorf's akery
MAKERS' OF
.."Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BEAD
'COAL & COKE
We sell DL&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite Coal, 'Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke, Liberty' Range size
Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creels
Soft coal. Our Motto—
Good clean fuel at a reasonable
price. .
W. J, MILLER & SON
1009,ra
taken at residence. Ontario St,
PHONES: 46w and 46j
SEF., UR-.
FOR •SPECIAL'
AT 39c
in., a few lines of
' GRAITWtARE
of hest quality., as they nro 8e0onda,
we can sell them at sneit
a low price
We also carry ebur nanial'• good
lines of Enamolowat 0 at prices suit-
able for all.
Hardware and Slanting'
Agent for Renfrew Separator
Phase 244w.
Ile It'I J f II ;' it te
Iot Weather
Instead of sweltering over a hot fire, coos with Electricity, Coal
Oil or. Gasoline. We have all the latest improvementsin stores
and plates to use the above fuel. •
Ask'for information. about the new Weed Cop. Climax Bug
Biller, Larvex, the sure death for Moths.
Then;we are ready with a large stock of Paris Green and Ar-
senate of Lead.
if you are painting your house it will pay you to use the oele-
brated Sherwin-Williams Paint. Save the surface and you save all.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
For your verandah we can supply you with Sun Stop Shades,
Japanese Mats, Verandah Chairs and Rockers, Stretchers and Mat-
tresses, Real Cheap Electrical Lamps to brighten things up.
Drop in and see our Wonderful stock of Mirrors, Ferneries,
Cedar Chests and Pleated Lamp Shades.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
• Monument Dealers
Funeral Directors •
The Store with a'Stock
Hardware Phone, 195 • Furniture Phone 104
Ts llawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
i
- 'CURED MEATS
Boneless Smoked Rolls, . f., 30c
• Pickled Rolla . 28c
Breakfast Bacon, piece 33c
P. Mealed Cott, Roll . 28c
Smoked Cott. Roll 30c
Smoked Pic. Hames . 22c
Smoked Hams . 35c
Dry Salt Pork 25e
Back Bacon, in piece 50c
P. M.. Back Bacon, piece 45c
Smoked Hain, piece 350
LARD
20.Ib. p1. Kincardine Lard 82.75
20-1b. pi. Duniart's Lard $3.00
Guaranteed
20-1b. pl. Schneider's " $3.10
Guaranteed
Bulk, 1 lb. for ..17c
Bulk, 3 lbs. for 50a
Tin Pails, '3 lbs. net 55t
Tin pails, 5 lbs. net ..,90c
Tin pails, 10 lbs. net .p..70
Iii 1 -lb. prints • 20c
CHOICE BEEF ON HAND AT ALL TIMES
BABY BEEF, VEAL, pORK AND LAMB POR WEEK-ENDa
AS USUAL '
Kindly let us have your delivery order the night before for early
Delivery: -
LARD, PER LB., 17c; 3 LBS.. FOR 50c
CHOICE SPRING LAMB IN STOCK NOW
Connell & Tyndall
CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET 'r
Phone 162 ;, • Huron Street.
Now
IS THE TIME TO PICK YOUR WALL PAPER
We have over 600samples to choose front
PRICES PROM 8c ATO • $2.00.
Phone 234 and vve will call with Satple Case
Hurmi Clinton
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Painter and Decorator,