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Continuous
Eye Strain
Physicians will tell you that eye strain is responsible for many
serious ills. Certainly it will cause jumpy nerves, headaches, and an
uncomfortablefeeling in general that is e serious handicap to you.
Let us examine ` your eyes., The examination will reveal the
troupe if there is any.. And if there isn't—then it will be a great
satisfaction' to us' to tell you that your -eyes' don't need, glasses. If
you do need glasses, then each day you go without them means
added, strain on your. health.
We have a becoming stylefor every type of. face. Every pair
of glasses from Johnson's hasa'niark of distinction and personality.
And our prices are so reasonable that this need not enter•, into the
• question at all.
�.:.. xi. JOHNSON
„ Graduate .of Toronto College of Optometry
3:11 Jewellery and Repairs Next llovey's Drug Store
4Winter Sale
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CONTINUES
FOR THE BALANCE OF THE MONTH
Cut Prices on All Lines of Winter Merchandise
Men's- and ,Boys' Clothing and Furnishings, Staples and: Shoes all`
represented in this Clearing Sale.
Special low Prices on Overcoats to Clear.
About 10 dozen Bath Towelsall sizes.. Reg. 25e to 65c.
Sale "Price _17c to 49c.
Pure Linen Toweling, a Bargain 15c •
Another. I0'dozen of those Pure Linen .Glass Towels, to clear at 25e,
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON -*LL LINES FOR
QUICK TURNOVER. '
Piurnste1. Bros.
PIIONB 85.
Rad-iola
Have you listened to this Wonderful Radio. If you have not you
• do not know. what Radio reception is at its best.. Come in and let us
:
demonstrate this machine to you and seethe simplicityof operation.
Oirerates from any; lamp socket.
•
Radiola, 17 has attained the Goal of all Radio Mantifaoturers, yet
it defies competition at its low price,' A Canadian General Electric
•Product.
;Perhaps you' are tined fussing With,Batteries•and chargers. Let
us give you a value,in price on your present Receiver.
Sutter dki Pere
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
- Phone 147w`••
Suit Special for January
Regular $43.00 Suit for $35.00
Special price`o :t •
al for balance
of January on
y
avis et.c Herman
Cleaning and Pressing
• Custom Tailoring
afailaIMMITIMOlaah
THE C
Branch 125j
• Our fresh vegetables : and
fruits, our complete line of bot-:•
tled, package and Canned goods,
and our consistently'low level of
prices, make this store the best
place far`,yeu,to•do your market
Ing. You Will:find fresh, ap-
petizing and tempting- "food-
stuffs that will satisfy the most
fastidious appetite, and furnish,
many delightful' variations' to
your menu.' This week we. are
offering :.particularly attractive
pi,ices on all groceries and mar.;
ket dainties.
S. GI OCERS
Main 125w
Y Feist
I; C 0/4 -NEWS 'REt;OIID
J:Jn RSD4iY, J'ANUA.RY•2Gte,`'l
Dance :Folio
1
oibner r , `t
The one previous to this -.,vas No.
12, but many people think that 13'
stands for hard luck so the publishci-e
commenced numbering afresh 'with
Series "A". There e is- no , hard luck
associated with Feist' DanceFolios
and the new one is an A-1 colleetion
containing the cream of the Feist
publications during 'the. past six
months, including as you will realize
when you see it many big hits and
many worth' while : pieces that were
not perhaps quite So well . known.
Life' without music would be just
about as drab as prohibition without
booze. Yon -naturally have' to have
music to be cheerful and we think
you ' will become enthusiastic ' about
the new folio. It 1Pas So pieces of
anisic for -which if you bought thein
seperatelyyou would;pay at the rate
'of 35c each or 3 for $1.00 making a
total" of $10.00. The price of the
folio is 600 at rate of two cents each
for the 30 pieces.
THE NEW; FOLIO INCLUDES:
"At Sundown”
"Honolulu Moon"
"Just Once Again"
"Sing Me a Baby Sone
`You Don't Like It—Not Much"'
".rust the Same"
"in a Little Spanish Town".
"Sam, the Old, Accordion Man" -
"If You .See Salty"
and 21 -Other Good Ones.-
Don't
nes.-
Don't forget— tie a string around
your finger if necessary.
The _1A1„,D; Fair Ca.
Often the Cheapest Always, the Bet
PIcoN1
ive
ale
Continued to End of January -- I' or Cash.
Some, Lines are going out u°
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Corn Starch, 3` pkgs. . , ... . 2le
`L Cans Peas.. Ole
4 pkgs. McLaren's Jelly Powder 25e
3' pkgs. Corn ?u
Flakes 25e
2 lbs:''. Ginger'Snaps 25c
lbs. Granulated Sugar . :.. 25e'
2 lbs. Loaf Sugar .. 25e
Soap Chips, 2 . lbs... '... .............: .:. ...:...... 25c
4 Medium Lamp Glasses . .. . 25c
Seedless Raisins,, 2 lbs... 25c
Lux Toilet Soap. 4 for . 25e
Castile Soap, 6 for .., 25c
'Siftp Salt, 2 for •25e
Polishing Chamois 25c
Buy now while they
4 plcgs. Amrnonia'G . 15c.
6 bars O'Neil's Soap .. 25c:
Choice Comb Iloney "25e"
3' lbs. Rice .... ... ..• . 25c
2''ibs. Tapioca . 25e
2 lbs. Prunes, (ungraded) 25e
13. Bacon, per lb.'. .. ... .. '25e
Jam '(to clear) . .. ... 25c
Mixed Peel, per lb.': 25e'
Large Pink. Salmon ... -250
.... 2 cans Tomatoes .. 2ao
Babe, 2 for ... '250
-Chippewa' Salt, 3, for ...... ......, ...... ' 25e
Silver Polish ... ; ....:.. ....... 25e
Special Price on Cane Sugar bythe bag
OTHER SPECIALS
2 lbs,'Dates` . 22c
5 lb. Pail. Syrup - 33c
--- 2, -..lbs. 1VIacaroni -22c
31b: Pail Lard... ........... .... ..... . 51c
10 bars 'P.-& G.'Soap 43e
Baking Powder; per can . 19c
Special .Black Tea ' ' 55c
SPECIAL FISH` LIST— FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Halibut, per Ib... 25e
Red -Salmon, per Ib..... 2Gd' -
Filletts Haddie, per ib.. 25.e:.
Ciscoe Herring, perlb. • 25e
Fresh Herring, 3 lbs... . 25c
Bloaters, 2 for .. 25c,
See our Special 25c Counter
I1•1 THE MORNING niter DELIVERY 9 a.m.
Cash and:
.Service
7N THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. -
W. T. O'NE-ii-
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Miss Eva Carter of .Kitchener spent
the week -end at her home in town.
Supt. H. B. Chant was in Toronto last
week attending the annual Hydro
Convention; .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford left this week
on a visitto friends in Hamilton
and Toronto.
Mrs. • Ben. Cole was called to $ pail-
anti,,Mich:, on Monday by, the ill:
ness of her sister.
Mrs. W. H. Cowan Ieaves tomorrow
for a visit with' friends in -Toronto
Brantford and Bright.
Reeve Bert Langford is in Goderich
this 'week attending the January
meeting of the:County Council.
JVl~r. Jack Bawden 'of Hamilton was
home Saturday, owing to the illness
of Miss Zetta and Mr, Frank Baw-
den. .
Miss Helen Holmes has rdturaied to
Toronto after 'having spent several
weeks with her parents, Rev: A. A.
and Mrs..Holmes. -
Mrs.: l3rgwn; and two children . told
Miss;'bi'innie Cowanhave returned
to Toronto after visiting at the
home of the latter 3n (own.
M4". and Mrs, James Cassedy' of El-
- more, Sask., and Mrs. W. Walton
'of Bright have been visiting at the
home of.the ladies' brother, 1VIrs,'W.
H. Cowan of town. -
Mr.- and Mrs. Frost of Flint, Mich.,
are visiting • in . town, being the
guests Of the lady's mother, Mrs.
S. McCool. Mrs. Frost was former-
ly Miss Marjorie McCool. •.-
•l6isa Florence Cuninghame left Sat-
urday afternoon on -a ten -days' vis-
it to New York City, where she will
be the guest of ' Miss Isabel
Straughan, formerly of Clinton.
Mfrs: Sinclair, who has been staying
With her sisters, Mgrs. W. Pickard
and Miss Georgina ' Rumball, left
Monday to spend a month in Hamil-
ton, where her husband will he loc-
Miss Eleanor McKenzie attended the
Ontario Retail Limber Dealers'
Convention held in London last
week, Musa McKenzie was the. only
lady lumberman; and the only one
to attend the business sessions. But.
many of thedelegates had'brouay'ht
their wives, so she was not alone at
the social events planned in -honour,
of the convention.
Londesbbro-
The, monthly meeting of- the Wo-
men's Institute will be in the
community hall on ; Thursday, Feb-
ruary 2nd. A paper on "Oanadian
Music will be given by .Mrs. 13. Snell,
duet, Mira. J. Crawford ,and Mrs. H.
Sundorcock;-readings, 1VIrs, J. Melville:
and Mes. D. Carter. Hostesses, Mrs;
G. 11Idan, Mrs. G. 11,1eVittie, Mrs. R,
Wells, Mrs. A. Wells,- Mrs. F. Shell -
brook and Miss Mary Scott.
Huron Road East
Mr. James Holland's two brothers
died. on Saturday last, Mr. Hubert
Holland of Winthrope, aged LO,. and
Mr. "Charles Holland of Detroit, aged
Mrs. Mac. McDermid went to Paris
on Saturday last to attend the funeral
of- her aunt,
Several from this vicinity attend:A
the auction sale of Mi'. Ben Lindsay
on Tuesday last. "' -
Mr, Jaynes McGill suffered the mis
',forbore of losing a :valuable- horse
one day recently. '
Mr. Win. Glazier delivered four fats
hogs to Mr: D,..Co.ntelon, averaging,
Brucelield
Mrs. G. 1=fiilSs:visiting at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Rogers ..of Forest
this week. ' • '
Mrs. W. Stevens attended the fun-
eral of Mrs Baines, of. Exeter last
bfr,' Roliert'''Flotant `is' visiting
friends in Clinton this weak.
Nurse . McTav'ish of Clinton_ is in
Brueefield thi♦i,iweek. nursing Mr J.
McCully, who is suffering from a
,broken leg. 3. The sincere sympathy of
their many frendil, is extended to
hini and his sister, Miss MCCully.
il rS, Jas; McQueen, who was con-
fined to her bed with an attack of
acute neuritis last week, is now • re-
covering her many friends will .bo
glad to hear., "
Colborne Township -
Mr, and Mrs.:Trustler of the West
are visiting Mrs.; Samuel Bissett and
family, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Young,
Mr. -and Mrs, Gordie McPhee, and Mr,
and Mrs. R. I .,Young. Mrs. Trustier
was formerly Miss Olive Young.
My. and Mrs:' A. W. Young enter-
tained their friends to a euchre party
on Tuesday evb'tiing, '
•
gr. Lewis Ivers of Calgary, Alber-
ta, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Fisher and cousin, Miss, Vesta Fisher.
14Ir. James Chisolm, Leeburn,' en-
tertained a large number to a euchre
and dance on Friday evening.
We are glad to report a marked
improvement in the health of Miss
Edith Fisher.
The annual meeting ',of the muni-
cipal Telephone: Ssistenr was held en
Thursday afternoon,. Jan. 8th. ' 'Com-
missioners fer '1�928-'are" Mr. Gordon
Young, Mr: W Iilaifi. Thom' and Mr.
Wn£:Marsh Mr. Gordon Limb, who
was,appointed 'chairhian, filled the
position in a capable manner.
Miss Ila Brown spent a`few days
with, her sister, Mrs, Vere Cunning-
tram, •
. Mr. Kemp of Guelph is visiting Mr.
And Mrs. Martin. -
Mr. Wm. Treble' spent a`few days
with. his sister,;Mrs.Wi11Clayton of
Putnam.
Mrs. Daniel McPhee entertained a
number of friends, one evening, last
week,
The Girl's Guild surprised Mrs,
Harvey Fuller at their :monthly •meet-:
ing by presenting her' with a salad
bowl and spoon,_ '•Mrs..Fuller:thanked
the girls in a few':.well:chosen words. :•'
At Smith's Hill Sunday school a
diploma was awarded 'to 'Miss- nor -
oar? Watson for attending. Sunday
school the most Sundays in. the year.
Just -three were missed and -her super-
intendent and- teachers Ilene she will
keep up this good record. Another
diploma' will be awarded this year.
Who's going to get it? • .
Miss Gladys Treble spent a few'
days with friends at Auburn.
•Some from Colborne attended 'the'
party at Mr. and Mrs. George Sower-.
by's on Wednesday; evening, -
WIN'GI-I.AM: The funeral of Mrs.
H. B. Elliott, wife of Ex -Mayor El-
liott and now alderman. 'vas held Sun-
day afternoon and largely attended
The services were conducted by Rev.
Dr. Porno, of the Pr:'esbyteriait
chur,ch;,of'whielr the deceased was 'a
member. The pallbearers were May-
er T. I+ells, Reeve J W. McKibben,
W. J. Greer, O. Thompson,, and C. P.
Smith. The remains were interred
in the family plot in Wingham Cern-
in weight 255 lbs, each. l dory.
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICK: PREVAILS
Wort be -Long.
�OfI
Until
February 1st, 2nd, 3rd
When you come to see those "Icids"
cid the things you had to do 'at the
BIG C. C. I. -
COMMENCEMENT
Two Plays Admirably Acted
"BROTHERS IN ARMS"
and
"BOX AND COX" -
GYMNASTICS
By the World's most famous
Acrobats!
Choruses and Quartettes
(That gratify your 'taste for musie)
Quaint Folk Dances, with their pic-
turesque settings and costumes!
TWO COMEDIANS
whb-will keep: you in Spasms of
Laughter!
A Splendid Orchestra
Presentation of Medals—Wednesday
and Thursday Nights. Diplomas
-Friday Night.
All Seats Reserved 50c.;
Plan. Now Open at Fair's
45-2.
COAL
D, L: and W. Coal and Semet-Sol
vay Coke alawys on hand for immed-
iate delivery.
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood
Orders taken at Sutter and Per
due's and accounts may be paid there.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
Phone 46
If you need a Plumber
Just telephone us and watch how
quickly and efficiently we will ham,
dle your plumbing work Coy .You.
Our skilled plumbers are ever ready
to serve you upon a minute's notice.
Wo take particularpride in render-
ing the highest quality of workman-
ship at a cost that will prove very
moderate,
The very' next , time • ,you need a
plumber just telephone 244 and let its
prove• what we Say in this advertise-
AIiDWARF and PLUMBING
Phone 244
ORDER EARLY''
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OUR ANNUAL
lYiid'tYiiltor Furllitllro SaIo-T
Soif you -want to save real dollars it will pay you to Buy Now,
because when we advertise a sale you know its Genuine and that year
really .will save on anything you purchase.
This year we are specializing on a lot of Chairs and Rockers;
upholstered in leather and'leatherettes, Also a nice variety of Reed
and Fibre chair'; and rockers, The -prices: on them will surprise you.
;As usual during our Winter Sale we have cut the prices on our
Desks and Section Book Cases, Dining Room Suites, Bedroom Suites,
Chesterfield Suites,, Tea Wagons, Chesterfields and End Tables, Fer-
neries, Pictures arid Mirrors..
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE'STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
• QUALITY
SERVICE
ATI E 4 fl
MRS. HOUSE
IFE
.. Cottage Roll (in piece),
Pea Meal, ib .... 20c. I
Good :Rice, '3 Ib. for 25c
Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 25c
Breakfast Bacon, pieee,25c
Pure._ ard, (3 .lb. pail) 55c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs... 29e
Canned Peas, -2 for ' 25c
Tea, (special black) • 58c
Marmalade, (lb. jar) . 40o
Gorrt Syrup
5 lb. pail 35c.
Ginger Snaps,.2 lbs. for25c
Vanilla, (large) .. 21to
Ketchup; (large) . 25c
Granulated Sugar, •10 lbs. 73c'
Family pkg. Sodas ,68c
Magic Baking Pow'der, can 34e
Our own Baking • Powder. 190
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. ; . 29c
• IIERRING HALIBUT RED SALMON
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
'FILLETS'
L. A S N CO.
PHONEJi11
PROMPT DELIVERY
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Fl
rs
People to -day appreciate the 1 oors of their hones as more than
something to wails on. They expect beautiful floors --floors that give
long time service at low cost, ;
The extraordinary strength, beauty, and wearing quality of-gait
has made this wood the nation's .favorite flooring material. Nature
grew in oak a grain, that is distinctive and one that cannotbe repro-
duced.
Let us tell you how little it will cost to put oak floors in yotir
home.
EVERYTIII,NG IN BUILDERS' STJPPLIES
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