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'CL IN TON'S L,EAI ING JEW:
That
ontintious
Strain
Yl ysicians will tell you that eye Ntz r,in is responsible for many
serious ills. Certainly it will cause jumpy nerves, headaches, and an
uncomfortable feeling in general that is a serious handicap to you.
Let us examine your eyes, 'Phe'. examination will reveal the
trouble --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'tzleed glasses, If
you'do•.need ;lasses, then each day you go withdut•,them means
added strain on your health:
Wo have a becoming style for e7,ery type of face. Every ,pair
' of glasses from Johnson's' has a mark•of distinction and personality.
And oiur"prices are 'so .reasonable that this need riot enter into the
ciuestion,at all.
Ra Ha JOHNSON-
.
Graduate of Toronto College of°Optometry'
Fine jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug: Store
d� inter Sale
CONTINUES
FOR- THE BALANCE. OFR THE MONTH ,
Cut Prices on All Lined of Winter Merchandise
Men's and Boys' Clothing <andFurnishings, Staples and Shoes all
represented in this Clearing Sale
Special .low Prices on 'Overcoats •to' CIear,•
About'10 dozen Bath Towels all sizes, Reg: -25c to -65e.
Sale Price 17c to 49c.
Pute Linen. Toweling, a Bargain 15c
Another 10 dozen of those Pure Linen Glass Towers, to dear at 25e.
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON ALL LINES FOR
r." QUICK TURNOVER.
1urIstee1 Bros.
PHONE` 25,
a iola
o s v u a o. you ve not you
do not Ugly �1't
R
ldro reception is at itS best 'Come in and let us
cIenronstrate this z}tacluno t0 re, e:Ni 5ee,the simplicity of operation.
Operates from .any lamp soeicel,
,• S[tacliolu 1,7 has attained the Goal of all Radio Manufacturers, yet
"it defies competition at its low price. A Canadian General Electric
Product,.
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Perhaps you are tired fussing with Batteries and chargebls. Le
ue give .you a value in price on your present Receiver.
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC 'WIRING
Phone 147w
Nil els'
Dance Folio
..
,The one Iarevious to this was, No
12, but many people think that 13
stands -1 or Bard luck so the publisher:,
commenced numbering afresh with
Series- ".A". There is no hard luck
associated with Feist Dance Folios
and the new one.is an A-1 collection
containing, the cream of the Feist
publications during the past six
months, including ses you fit ill -realize
when ;you see it; many big lute and
many worth while pieces that were I
not perhaps quite so well known..
Life without music would be just
about as drab as prohibition without
booze. You naturally have to have
music to be cheerful and we think
you willbecome enthusiastic about
the new Folin. It has 30 pieces', of
music; for which if you bought them
seperately you would pay at the rate
of 35'c each or 3' for $1.00 makings
total of $10.00, The price .of the,
folio is .60e at•rate of two cents Bach
for the 30, pieces,
THE ,NEW FOLIO- INCLUDES:
"At Sundown"
'"Honolulu Moon"
"Just 'Once Again"
"Sing , -I0 "a' Baby Song"
`You Don't' Like It—Not Much"'
"Just the Same"' -
"In a Little Spanish Town"
"Sant, the Old Accordion Man"
"If You See Sally"
and -21 Other Good Ones.
Don't forget- tie a string around
your, finger ,if necessary:
T1ie ..D., Fair.'Co.
Often the'Cheapest—Always the $est
Reeve Langford was in . London and
Detroit the beginning of the week.
Miss Viola Livermore was the guest
""—of Miss Bertha Crittenden' over tho
week -end.
Mr, Jack Gibbings of the Western
University was home for the
week -end.
Mr. Harold Langford left this week
' for. London,. to take a six -weeks'
military course.
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Windahl are
spending some time in Detroit and
Sagina- , ' Mich.
Miss McDonald, milliner, left on Wren.-
, day for a few Weeks' holidays be-
fore the
e -fore -the opening t
p g pin
ee s sea -
g
ofde
son. , '
M,rs.•Helen Quinn, who has been via -
1 icing her sister, Mrs. W, T. Herman
tiurinj; ; ;' rash month, has ret'oy'n-
ed to. Toronto. .
Miss Bessie Irwhi, who has been Un-
dergoing a. rest cure treatment at
Clifton Springs for some weeks, is
• notw at her -hone in town; that of
M1'g 2. Ms111i9 of PoWirssin has been
visiting relative;`; in Clinton am
vicinity during the lldst *SA, bay
ing come to attend teen funeral of
her ireother, %he Ibtt) John Miller.
hIr 5,)linlop cif tete Toronto Univers
3ity was :in town on Saturday,'re-
newing the scenes of his boyhood,
having spent .some years here when
his father was pastor -of the Clinton.
Baptist Church..
Mr. J. T. Pickett of Maple Creek,
Sask., was. intown this week cal-
ling on old friends and relatives.
Mr. Pickett is a native of . Clinton
but his mother -left here for West-
field when he was about seven, -so
his: "recollections of the; town ; are
"`not very vivid, although he has: al-
ways kept up more or -less frequ nt
intercourse with it. It. is twenty-
one years since he went west. He
and Mrs. Pickett are Spending a
couple of months visiting their:re-
latives in West Wawanosh, Mrs.
Pickett was 1or3nerly Miss- McCue- •
lough of Westfield.
Snit. Sp cia for January
.Regular ' 43,00 Suit for '$35.01
"pecia1 price _for the balance
of' January only
a l
Custom -Tailoring
esszmnainwinewwwwweisanisin
. Here
Cleaning and Pressing
. Out .fresh vegetables and
fruits, our colripIete line .of .bot
bled,'packag'e and canned goods,
send oar consistently lovi.lev'el of
price's, make this stove the best
aco l:Or.you'to do your inarkebu,
ing. 1' 'oaz will find fresh, ap-
-
petizing and tempting food-
stuffs that x'ill satisfy the most
fastidious ;appetite, and furnish
many delightful variations 13
your menu. This week we -are-
offering particularly' attractive
prices on all grroceries and mar,
kat dainties.'
'THE C
Branch 125j
GROCERS
Main 125w
STICK TO SCHOOL
The lecture 'given by Mr. Dunlop
head of the University Extepsion
work, in the Collegiate auditorium en
Friday -night gas listened to by a.
goodly number of students and young
people as, well as a number of 'older.
ones, andwas most interesting.
His subject was; "Careers for Boys
and Girls' and he began' by showing
a number of £SBeel)eiit moving pic-
tures of, the University buildings,
w ith Sthdents at work :and at play,.
Y.13 then tried to show the need and
advantageof`ob
tainin .a good wok -
ung education. No matter what a
boy or girl had in'mind as a life work
an, education would not hinder him or
her. He said he"lciiow it was difficult
for the boy and the girl to under-
stand, often for the mother and the
f ather, too, just what, good certain
subjects would be in future. But ho.
thought the subjects chosen werci
chosen with care and experience, and
that any student would do wellto
get at least his• junior matriculation
before quitting school. : Then, ifhe
did leave for a year or two arid wish-
ed to comeback it'was comparatively
easy fbr him to gb en, He urged the
students to get' the grounding any-
ww
Ile":raid the Extension Department
would.:he glad to assist in' any way
a student who was undecided as to
what he or sho.wished to take up as
a Iife tvozk. -
On Friday, -- Fed 10th. Prof. Moore
will lecture on, ',The Origin of the
Earth."
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ruarg
e; ar snow storm of Bargains. -Dig out your mon
these values are yours. They may not last .as long;
as the snow
February 3rd, 4th, 6th. and 7th- --for Cash.
25e SPECIALS
Breakfast Bacon, per lb, ` 25e
.2 lbs. Soap Chips`:. ,,.,.'. .... ......... .;...-:..,2 c
5,
2 cans `Tomatoes ..... ,,, 25c
3 plcgs. Corn Starch:. ...... •25o
3M/1 .Granulated Sugar , , , , 25c
Large Pink Salmon 25c
Matches, per pkg. 25o
Loose Buckwheat Flour, 3 lbs .. '., ........... 25e
" Good Rice, 3 lbs. , . ,25e
Castile Soap, 6 bars ... 25c
$1.00 SPECIALS
8 Cans Clark's' Vegetable and Tomato, Sbup „ ,.
23 'lbs. Rolled Oats ,
23 bars P 8z G. •Soap ,
16 'pkgs. Ammonia
16 pkgs. Jelly Powder
8 lbs. Ungraded Prunes
6. lbs. Dried Peaches . ,
11 lbs..,Broken Sodas. ... ,
25 Bars O'NeiI's Soap ..
$1:00
1.00
1'.00
1.,00
1'.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00.
3 pkg Corn Flakes 25c
New Breakfast Cereal, "Red River" pkg 35c
Corn Syrup, 5 lb. pail . :,33c
2 lbs, Dated .: 22e
3:1b, pail of Lard;.-. 51c
Special Black Tea . 550
Regular 70e Tea 65c
Fresh Salmon, B, C. , - 30c
Halibut, per lb. „ 80c
Fresh Herring, per lb., .......... . ...... . 450
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. Finnan' Haddie _ and Filletts '.
Head Lettuce Celery' 'Grapes : Grape Fruit,
Our own Special Coffee per pound 70c
Watch` for Canned Goods Demonstration Display next week
IN THE MORNING 'FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. •IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY- 2:30 p.m
Cash and
Service
T. O'Neil
�,. WHERE "SELLS 1: 'OR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
SKATING
PARTY
In the Clinton, Rink on the evening of
T e4ll,e Feb.14
Under•; the auspices of the
LADIES' AUKILXAR-Y
of the Presbyterian Church
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Hot ' Dogs, Sandwiches, Coffee
ADMISSION 25c.
40c.
alentirieSupper
IN WISLEYWILLIS 'HALL ON
Tuesday, February 14
Under the auspices Of the Girl's Club,
MENU
Roast Pork, riot Potatoes, Salads
Jellies, Pies,' Rolls and Tea or
Coffee. `
Served from. 5 to 7.
Bruaefield
Miss Eleanor 'Snider .has returned
from Pahr eraten where she has been.
spending a few days.
Miss Eva ',Boyce is spending a few
days in Sciaforth, • , -
• A large number attended the Y. P.
Society meeting on Monday eVeiling.
A' debate, "Resolved' that poor rela-
tions are more bother than rich,"
was very, interesting. The ysegativs-
was the winning side. • Those taking
pant were Miss Pearl Brock and Jinn
McIntosh..- car the affirniiztive and
Miss Edna Breinmer and Alec. Addie
son on•the negative, •
St'ai.iei TowiisiiIP
Mrs. Clifford Stewart had the mis-
fortune early last week to dislocate
her 'wrist. WO hope it will soon be
better. '
Miss Clara Potter has taken a poli%
Mon in the; telephone office in Clin-
ton. -
' •On Saturday afternoon last, while
Masters Clifford and Jack Henderson
were sleigh riding, Clifford had the -
misfortune `to have his .leg -broken
belowthe knee. He was talion to the
hospital .and had the injured member
attended to.
Report of S. S. No, 1 for January:
• .'Jr, 4th -Total 375: --Marl Stan -
bury, 257; Norma Shipley, 250; F1os.
sic Stelck, 77;.
Sr. 3rd, ,--Tot Sl,- 375:—Stuart Mc-
Ewen, 241;; Joe Carey, 232; Nora
Stewart, 224; 'Dorothy Sielck, 179:,
' Jr. 3rd --Total, 375:—Clarence L.
Bealb 194. -'
Sr. 2nd—Total, 275:—Ruth Roxel1,
1896
Jr, 2nd—Total, 275:•—Jack .1-Iender-
son, "2.00 .' -
list class—Total 275:--13obhy Glen,
[171.; Chfforct`1-1endei•soYl, '152.
Primer—Helen Roze11,
Highest average marks: Class work
Joe Carey; Examinations; Jack Hen-
derson; Conduct: Clifford Henderson;
Perfect' attendance: Stuart McEwen,
Sack Henderson
Number on'Roll: 13, average atten-
dance, 10.5: The marked with an *
missed part of examinations.
--:-Margaret A. Pentland, teacher,
HENSALL: Carmel Presbyterian
congregation is having the church
beautified and when the auditorium
is completed the basement or school-
room will also undergo improvements.
While the work was in process, ser-
vices were held in the schoolroom..
Skating Parley
A Skating Party will be given in tho
CLINTON RINti,
under the auspices of the ,
Women's Institute,
• on the evening' -of
Tiles. Feb. 7th
Skating Weight o'eloek.
Lunch Served. -
- ADMISSION° 25e. 47-1,
CAL.
D. L. and W. Coal and Semet-Sol-
vay Coke alawyson hand for immed-
iate delivery.
Also_n quantity of dry, Mapco -Wood.
Orders tskeh at 'Sutter ,and Per
due's and accounts may be paid therg,
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
Phone 46
If you need a Pluhber
.Just telephone us_ and watch how
quickly and efficiently we will han-
dle your plumbing work -for you,
Out skilled plumbers aro ever ready
to serve you upon a minute's notice-
We take' particular pride in render
trig the highest quality of'W rlcman-'
ship at a cost that will `prove very
moderate. ` '
The very next .time yon need '.a
pi,unrber just telephone 214 and let US'
prove what we say in this advertise-
ment. -
ARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone' 244
OUR ANNUAL
iYEid-W!tor Furniture Sale
So if you want to -save ..real,doilars it will pay you, to Hay Now,
because when we advertise a sale you know its Genuine and that you
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 chairs and rockers. The prices on thein 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 Lrid Tables, Fer-
neries, Piotures.and Mirrors.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture
THE STORES: WITS A. STOCJi
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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QUALITY SERVICE
ATIEN_ ..
• Sm HOUSEWIFE
,,Cottage Roll' •:(in piece), .
Pea Meal, ler . . 20e,
Corn. Syrup
5 lb. pail ..... 35e.
Good Rice, 3ib. for :..... 25e
Tapioca, 2 lbs. for'...... 25c
Breakfast 130con, piece,.. 25c
Pure Lard, (8 lb; pail) .. , 55c
Corin Flakes, 3 pkgs. 20e
Canned Peas,' 2 for 25e
Tea, (special black) , 58e ,r
Msrnnalade, Ob. jar) ,40o
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. for. , . 25c
Vanilla, (large) 23o;
Ketchup; (large) . 25c
Granulated Srigar, 10 lbs. 73e
Family pkg. Sodas , , , 08e
Magic Baking Powder, can -34e
Our own Baking Powder. 190
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. .. 29c '.
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HERRING HALIBUT RED SALMON FILLETS
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Lw. L .
PHONE 111 PROMPTi3E DELIVERY
And You Cannot Fail to Do Well and Wisely.
Will this Season Result in the Completion of Plans for a New
the Renovation of the one yeti now occupy? If so, we would'.
Horne orY
iike to o our 'Mill Work RegnirssS"ents.
. . figuren, Y
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Wdretlier,your Ostler' be large or small you. will. find a u prices
Fair.
Phone SS
T cl en e. l: fadelith -
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