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serious ills, Certainly `it; will cause lumpy; nerves, ;headaches, and an
uncomfortable feeling in general that is a serious' handicap' to you.
'Let us examine your eyes, The examination will reveal the
trouble—if there is any, .find if there :isn't than it will be a great
satisfaction to us to tell you that -your eves 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 style for every type of face. Every pair
of glasses from Johnson's has a mark, of distinction and personality..'
And our prices are so `reasonable that, this need not enter into the`
question at all,
u Ho JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto' College of Optometry;
Fine Jewellery and Repairs 'Next Hovey's Drug Store
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New Styles'
imported Uatcrials
HIGH - PRICE
Is no longer Essential to Fine Clothes
Beautiful new fabrics, rich tweeds and cheviots, handsome wore
steds and'fast dyed blue Berges, all ready to be made up 'into theinew-.
''Spring Suits -by the most expert clothes designers in Canada,
We are agents, for The Berger Tailoring Company ,
Prices from $20.00 up.
AIso Tip Top Tailors, made -to -measure at factory price, $24:00
•_ A few' of the Winter Overcoats left' to clear at prices like these
$24.00 Coats reduced to $15.95. s $16.00 Coats reeueed to $10.95•
Buy your. coat for next winter slut save 1?jggey •
Cut prices on all lines of whiter goods,
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PLTJMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIR/NG
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uit Special for January
Regular $43,00 .Suit for $35.00
Special price for the balance
of January only
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Cleaning and Pressing
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. Valentine's Day
The day of love and; chivalry.The
one day in the -year set aside solely to
payrespect to those we love. It's:
Leap. year .too and that should iaake
the celebration doubly interesting.
Dad, mother, sisters, brothers, Sweet-
hearts and wives, how we respect;
thein, yet how, matter of fact we take
them most of the time. Tis love that'
makes the world go round and there's
no other day in the live -long year
when so many messages of dove go
flying up and down the land as on
Feb. 14th—the. day, . St: Valentines
abroad. The day had its" origin. two
hundred years before the birth of
Christ, it may be older and on that
day we are doing what people did hyo
thousand years ago only some of the
customs have been ,,modified. ' Rom-
ance still lives and most of us secret-
ly; oropenly like the idea .otr°otnance.
so the custom if 'sending a.,greetiing
has not died out -with the passing of
time. Send Valentines this year quite
in.,keeping with the growing' social
custom. Our assortment of cards and
novelties is greater in number, more
extended in variety handsomer' in de-
sign. Some express ridicule `13ome
specially adapted to Leap year; some
ornamental, all' ntended.to make the
occasion a happy .one. Prices 2c to
75c, Serious—Sentimental—Comic.
It's the night for a: party, and if
your going to be a hostess we suggest
frivilities' for the party. Red card,
board for cut-outs, arrows, hearts
Festoons, Streamers, Taper Hats,
Cupids, Decorated Crepe Paper, Nap-
kins Table' Covers, Luncheon Sets,
Tally Cards as •fanciful as your fancy
craves.
Tile W. D. -Fair CO.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Mrs. W. Brydone returned last weed
after a trip to Vancouver, B. C.
Miss . Marion'. Thompson was home
from Stratford over the week -end.
My. and Mrs. A. W. Vodden are
spending a month with Toronto
.friends,
11 ,, J, 11, Tt. Elliott of the Standard,
Myth,- was in town yesterday of-,
ternoon.
Mi; Vic. S. Mawson don visited
with Mr,; and, I4fr Phee over
the week -end,
,Mr. -Russel McCrai alt was in
town yesterday c on some of
his old friends.
Mr. 11. M. Hanly w Goderieh on
Friday' evening attending s
meeting of the B nights.
Miss Bessie: Cleff erich town-
ship visited.her other, Mrs;
John Cluff, over veek-end.
.Misses Mary Armstrongand Margar-
et Tudor' of Bay visited Miss
' Violet Morrison a week -end,
Misses Grace Coop Mona Mc-
Gregor of Kippe a 'guests of
Mrs. Jean Grievethe week.
of Toronto
Enteral of their
s Margaret
Craig.
of Lon
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ailing
as in
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of God
Brandin
the i
field
over th
Cooper and
ewer
over
end.. .
Misses A. -and. M. Ewing
were here for the
cousin the late Miss
Registrar W. Coats of Goderieh was
in-town•on Tuesday, coning to at-
tend the funeral of the late Jatnes
Stevens.
Mrs..Joseph Clegg and son, Master
Jack of Brussels spent, the week -end
with -the lady's mother, Mrs. M.
Farquhar.
Mr. and Mrs. George Huller and Miss
Florence have returned free.' North
Bay, where -they spent several
weeks with the formersson.
Mrs. A. Wankel of. Seaforth and her
„daughter, Miss Muriel Wankel of
Elbow, Sask., spent the 'week=end
with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crieh.
Miss 'Florence Caninghame returned
on Monday after a fortnight's vis-
it with friends and relatives in New
"York City. She spent the week-
end in Toronto en lier way home.
Mr. Benson .Corless is visiting his
uncle, Mr. E. J. Colquhoun, at Sci'
ence Hill, On his return Mr. Cor-
less will be taken .on as junior in
the office of the local:branch of
the Bank of Montreal. •
Mr. Hudson and Mr. Hobbs of Lon-
don and 'Miss Stiver of Unionville
were in town over the ''week -end;
visiting Miss Hobbs, Miss Stiver
and Mr. Carbiu of the Collegiate
staff, They caiueup to be present
._'for the last nightof the commence-
ment exercises at -the . Collegiate.
Mrs. Frank Pridham of, Russelclale
returned to her home on Friday cif-
-
ter speliding'a week • in i otVn, as the
guest of Mr. and Mars. M. T. Cor
less,. 'Mrs. Pridhann was hero on
account of the illness` of her daugh-
ter, Miss ilifeiniie' Pridharn, teacher
in Tipperary school, who is just
now -recovering nicely Cram the ef-.
f5cts of an operation in Clinton
Public Hospital.
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ATI. John: Moon, who with Mv>;rs,. Moon
and their son, Master Jack, left
Toronth several weeks ago, writes
from Mexicali, B.C.; Mexico, that
they lire having. : a • wonderful trip;;
r They,, Have ; been motoring all
around southern Califoyrnia and
,, were on their way to Pheonix,
where they intend tpending,,`.a
month,and they will ,ato: motor to,
Florida and spend some time there
before returning to Toronto,
A R IA PRODUCT WEEK
canned goods are "Better 13ecause,Canadian,"
own nvegetables,
�n �°od�acl�� ®��; ®� Canadian canned in. . our ovvn
Canadian Factories.`These goods • rill ,'be on display and
demonstrated throughout our' -store.
Call and -see Them,
• 1lA'aple,Leaf Corn, 2 for'.
Pea's" (Burford) 2 'for . .
Tomatoes, -2' for
25c
25c
'25c •
Port Dover Dove Peas, No, 1..
Golden Bantoni Corn ........
25c
20c
Aylmer Peas, No. 4 . 15c
Corn : 15e
Ai �i i s ande •etables acice
Apex Fut Vegetables p d
in Hamilton.
Peas,:' No, 1 .. 30e.
Peas,, No. 2 25c
Peas, No. 5 . - '20e
Coin, white . -_ 20c
Corn,. Golden: Bantoip 20e'
Spinach 25c
Sour Kraut 30c
Fruits in glass, Cherries (on display), ;
Peaches, 'Asparagus, Green Beaus.
Clarks' Soup, Tomato and Veg-
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etables, 3 for' ......25e
Pork and Beans, 10e,'2'for ., 25c
Dominion Sugar car to be unloaded
about the 10th. Special Prices:in
5 sack lots.
Creamery Butter, :from ' Clinton'
Creamery.
EDWARDSBURG SYRUP
5 1b, Pail, ° ° 33c
10 lb, pail 65c
MAPLE LEAF -FLOUR
From Clinton Mill
Breald'ast Bacon, per lb. . • , , . 25c
(Canadian Product)
Made in Canada Brooms 49c
Maple.. Leaf Matches'29c
Maple 'Leaf Salmon Maple Leaf Vanilla 3 for 25c
Maple Leaf `Cocoa 15c •
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The Maple Leaf For Ever
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IN THE MORNING FIRST' DELIVERY 9 a.m.
Cash nel
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IN THE AFTERNOON' FIRST DELIVERY 2:30
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YalolltrneSupper p A R � Y
_IN WESLEY-WILLIS HALL ON
Tuesday, February '14
Under the auspices of the Girl's Club;
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.oast PorkHot Potatoes, Salads
Jellies, 'Pies,S Rolls and Tea or
Coffee.
Served'from 5 to '1.
DON'T MISS HEARING
REV. J, N. E. • MILLS, GODERICH
Lecture on the
Our fresh vegetables •and
fruits, our complete lino of bot-
tled, package and canned goods,
and our consistently : low level of
prices; make this store the best
place for you to do your nilarket-.
ing.'' You will find fresh, au-
• petizing and tempting food-
stuffs
oodstuffs that will satisfy the most
fastidious appetite, and furnish
many delightful variations to
your tuenn.'+This week we are.
offering particularly attractive
prices on all groceries and ,mar,
kct dainties.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Main 125w
Eighth Merman Temple
Also a Short High-class Musical
Program
ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
at 8 o'clock
under auspices of the Laymen's
Association.
In the Clinton Rink on the evening of
Feb. 14
Under the auspices of the
LADIES' AUXILIARY
of ..the Presbyterian Church
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Hot Dogs, Sandwiches, Coffee
ADMISSION 25e.
Shrove Tuesday Supper
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st..
ST. PAUL'S PARISH: HALL
Under the auspices of .the Ladles -
Guild
MENU.
Dressed Roast Pork
Escalloped Potatoes
Salads and Jellies
Rolls, Pie, Tea, Coffee.
Supper served from 5 to 7 o'clock
Admission'50e. 48-2.
Mrs. Thomas•• Campbell of Brussels
spent a few days visiting' friends in
the village...
Mr, Douglas' Ward of Elmira is
visiting at the home of Mr. John
Cudmore.'
-The. Ladies' Aid • of the HolmeOville
United church are having a Valentine
social in the basement of the church
on February 14th. Refreshments will
be served and; a nice social -time is
anticipated.
Quito 'a number from around here
took in: the Commencement at the
Clinton Collegiate last week.
Holmesville Hockey`teain and Clin-
ton -Knitting Company team played
on the rink Friday evening. The
game was a' tie. '
Holmesville `- United' church held
there cliiarterly. Sacramental services
on Sunday morning. The quarterly
official board.' 'meet on Monday after-
noon. •
The Clinton: News -Record had an
item; last weela about the 'Clinton /lag
not flying. What about'Holmesvillc'
flag? The council should look after
it.
The following letter which explains
-itself was forwarded by. the officials"
of the Holmesville United church:'.
February '13t, 1928.
"To u'Mr. Dudley Holmes and Mr.
Melvin M. IIewelI, executors of the
,estate of the late J. R. Holmes:
Dear Sirs -- At a trustee board
meeting held in Iloimesville United
church on the above date, the 'mem-
bers of the board voiced their sincere,
appreciation of thegenerous gift of a
thousand dollars. -,front the heirs and
executors of the estate of the late 3,
It Holmes and appointed the tinder -
signed conmitteo to convey in writ -
Mg to the Heirs :and •executors such
appreciation for their splendid and
magnificent gtnoroaity in thus carry-
ing oat -the expressed wish of the lata
J. It, Hermes.
Signed on •behalf of the Trustoo.
Board by the committee appointed.
Rev. I. J. Kilpatrick, W. II. Lobb, W,'
J. Yeo."
The Annual. Spring Show of
Seaforth Agricultural Society will
held on. Tuesday, April -3rd, 1928.
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be
COAL4
D. L. and W. Coal and Semet-So1-
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. 1 MILLER &m 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 han-
dle your plumbing work for you,
Our skilled plumbers are ever ready
to serve you upon a minute's notice.
We take particular pride in render
ing the highest qualityof workman-
ship at a cost that will prove very
The ,very next titne you need .a
.plumber.' just telephone 244 and let us
prove what we say in this advertis-
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
Our Mid -Winter
rniture,1
is Going OverBig
So if you are interested in Furniture at real Bargains, it will pay
you to pick them off while they last. .= •
We have a few rockers upholstered in Leatherette left, the best
vale you ever got.
Some sensational values in Dining Room Suites
Just imagine a 9 piece Suite in Walnut finish for $110 and others
in iOak and solid Walnut at prices that will surprise you. Then if
its a Chesterfield Suite or a Bedroom Suite we can save, you goad
money by buying this month.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
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FEBRUARY
Canned Goods Specials -
2 cans Peas , . 25e
2 cans, Corn..:,.,28e
2 cans Beans . - 26c :
3 cans Beans (liunz) 29e
2 cans Tomatoes ., 25e
2 cans Pineapples (sliced) -"35c'
Chicken. Haddie • . • ..... 25e
Herring, in Tomato Sauce 25c
Large fancy Pink. Salmon 25c
Specials
23 bars P. & G. Soap.. $1.00'
Breakfast Bacon, lb. .... 25e
Special Black Tea, lb:.... 65c
Coffee, lb. .......... 70e
• . Matches, pkg. 25c
Good Rice,.3 lbs. for.:.,25c
2 lbs. Soap Chips 25c
3 boxes Lux 33e
Choice Prunes, 3 lbs,.:, 29e
READ LETTUCE, CELERY, GRAPES,' AND. ORANGES
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And You Carnot Fail to Do Well Wisely.
Will this Season Itesiilt in the Completion of Plans f91 a. New
Home' or the Renovation of the one 'you now occupy? If so, we would':
like to figure on your Mill Work Requirements,
'Whether your Order be large or small you iyill_find our prices, -
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