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Eye Strain
Physicians will tell you th tl e3•e strain is responsible for many
serious ills, Certainly it will rause jjutnpy nerves, headaches, and en
uncomfortable feeling in general 'Chat is a serious handicap to you.
Let us examine your ieyee. The examination will reveal the
trouble—if there; is any, -And if there twit -then it will be a great
satisfaction to us to tell you that your eyes don't noed glasses. If_
you do need glasses, then each day you go Without them means
•added strain on your health,
We haw
ea becoming
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or•evrry 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,
a .JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
lire Jewellery and Repairs.. Next Hoveys Drug Store
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HIGH PRICE
Is no longer Essential to Fine Clothes
Beautiful new fabrics, rich tweeds and cheviots, handsome wor-
steds and' fist 4y0 blue serges, all ready to be made up into the new
Spring Suits by the most expert clothes designers lo Canada.
We are agents for The Berger Tailoring Company
Prices from $20.00 up. •
Also 'Tip Top Tailors, made -to -measure at feetory price, $24,00
A few of the Winter Overcoats left to clear at: prices like these
$24.00 Coats reduced to $15,95, $16.00 Coats reduced 'to $10:95
Buy your coat for net winter and save ;money,
.,, Cut prices on all lines of winter goods.
P1umsteeI Bros.
p",I t• PITONS.. 2244
ra 4 LS
.EXTLINIDEO TO "VO 'IN 'TIE'
I TERLSI'Oh BESP-ESS'
Those pictures you have laid away
would look • much bettor, '.:, on your
wall slier are ' now unseen' and un-
appreciated and swirl loose their value'
unless carefully . stored. You'll be
surprised how much frames will add
to their beauty—May we expect, you
seer, `i
Ever read the American Magazine?
Its one of the entertaining ones, has
interesting helpful inspiring features
as well as splendid novels and short
fiction features' also some articles on
science and business written in a
breezy way. Nothing high -brow ..or
high -hat,
Do you provide yourself and family
with a 10c weekly newspaper? They
are colorful, entertaining, and infor-
mative. The comic strips for the
young, No, no, we should say for all
ages, the photogravure section carries
photon of international ' as well as
national interest, short • stories and
literary ,articles by well known can-
tributors, an hour of enjoyment -=all
for 10 cents.
We announce ,,a new book by -Dr.
Stanley',Iones, author of Christ of the
Indian Road, the forms of which have
not been -off the press for two years,
it outsold any novel of its day.
300,000 copies have been sold. The new
title is Christ at the- Round Table,
328 pages The price is $1.50. The
Impatience of a ; Parson is another
book worthy of mention. It's' price"
is $1.00.
Where will the waistline be?
Bows or not? "V neck or square?
How long—or how short? What
colors are "being, worn"? what says-
Paris about the 'fashions? These
questions are answered for you in the
fashion monthlies and quarterlies.
We have a sanitary mucilage -no
cork --no, brush -no fuss -no muss.
Just turn the bottle upside down and
press, then spread. • Ask for Enick,
stick, the bottle contains pure ar-
abic mucilage -for paper the stick-
iest sticker extant. It will not stick
to you but you will stick to Knick-
stick.
The Home -brewers valentine was "I
have a mash" and bootleggers, "I love
you still." but this is all moonshine,,
'nuf sed—Thank you, we had a good
valentine trade, our assortment de-
served it. -
1' 1URSD11BIWARY
Tile W. D Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—•Always, the .Best
Have you listened to•this wonderful Radio, If youhave not you
do not know what Radio reception is at its best. Conte in and let its
demonstrate this nraehino to you anesee'the simplicity of operation;
idny '?lair Docket,
Operates from
Radiola.17 has attained the Goal of all Radio M8lidnfacturers, yet
it defies competition at its low price. A Canadian. General Electric
Product:
Perhaps you are tired fussing With_ Butte it8 And clisii'a@i'e, Let
its give yeti a valuein price on your present .Receiver,
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING' HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
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'ateh' for Announcement of
Spring., Styles Next Week
Daus & Herman
Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing
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:rnarket-
ing. You will find fresh, 'ap-
petizing and ' tempting food-
stuffs that will satisfy the most
fastidious appetite, and furnish
hrtny delightful ' variations to
your menu. 'This week we are
offering particularly attractive
Prices on all groceries and roar.
ket dainties.
THE:: C, S GROCERS
'Branch 125j Main 125w
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Bite >llullluoig nuui iWilinetm
Mrs. M'elYlath is visiting 'relatives in
Strathroy,
lairs. C. G. Middleton is in Toronto”
for a few days this week.,
Miss Mary Watkins of London spent
the weekend at her home in town.
Mrs.'Wesley Stevens was in Gorier-
ich for a few days over the week-
end
Levy d Galt, Calif., is .visit
ing her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J.
Levy of town.
Mr. Will Appleby of Toronto has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
James Appleby.
Mr: Oliver Johnston of Goderieh was
in town Tuesday afternoon and
called on old friends,
Ms's. Lackworthy of Mitchell spent
the week -end as the guest of Mr,
and Mrs, James Levy.
Mr. Eldred Archibald of Montreal
visited- his aunt, Mrs, Ferran) for
a feW d013 last tech.
Miss 130i'rY Combe of Toronto ,spent
aew'eral days over the week -end
with her introits, Col. H. B. and
Mica. Combe.
Ws, Bdviin Parker and Miss Mary
Parker, who : have spent the past.
few months • in, England, their for-
mer home, have. returned.
Miss Mary R. Stewart, who has been
home owing to the illness of her
mother, returned this week to re
same her teaching duties at Cey-
lon,
Mrs. W. F. Giddings of Detroit spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. -Harvey 14IeBrien. On her,
returnon Tuesday she was. amain-
panied by Miss Annie Judd.
Rev. S. E. 1%fclfegney of London was
in town early. Monday morning,on
his way front. Goderich, where he
preachedto the. veterans in St.
George's church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary McIntyre of Toronto has
been intownthis week and intends
leaving. about March the first
for .Calgary, Alta.; where sire will
'take chargeof the home of her
brother•=in-law.
Mr. L, J. Sheppard of Macklin, Sask.,
who is visiting friends in Goderieh
township, Was in town on Tuesday.
It is fourteen year's since Afro
Sheppard went west and he has
done very well. He says be had e
good crop last year- and the farm.
ers are .confidently looking for an
other the coning,year• They have
had a good deal ofsnow in that
part of Saskatchewan this winter,
which will ensure plenty-; of mois-
ture and the promise of abundant.
growth.
]Miss, B. r. "Ward received word on
Friday of ,the unexpected death of
her mother and :she left the same
afternoon for,,her : home in Rock-
ville, Md. Miss Ward, when re-
turning after spending the' -Christ-
mas vacation at her hone, had the
misfortune to "trip over some lug-
gage when leaving the train at, St,
Thomas, and in 'falling twisted Iter
knee and has since been :partially
laid ' up and is still obliged to USo
a cane when walking, so'thrt ilio
long journey was made under diffi-
culties. Miss Raby Irwin •acconi-
panied her as far. as Buffalo.
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Dom S gar in the `lime light followed by
Car of Red path'
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Get our specials price this week forcash
Made ill.- Canadaleas -u leek F
� .:.. riday.'and Saturday
Lux, per pkg. , , . , , , , , 10e 10 bars P. & G. soap
70 bars; Condor -I, soap . . , 59c 10
Sunlight ,'
2 2 cans
B
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2 cans Dutch ch
an '
r Cleanser •
5-1b, pail Syrup , . 33e 4 pltgs. Jelly Powder
2 lbs. Prunes ., '25c 250 Apricots,, per lb,
Large Prunes . . • , ... , , .. , , 25c 3-ik •s. Coin Starch
pkgs.
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i43c 2
lbs.
Soap
chips
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s59c10bars Sur xise
soap otip 25c 1 2 cans Bon Ami ., •,.,
25c Peaches, per lb. ,
25e
, , 250 ``
25c
20e
Big Canned Goods Week Still Continued
2 cans Corn . 25q Extra early large JumboPeas,
2 cans Peas -25c very. special 20c
Golden Bantam Corn ..... .,.. Canned Spinach 30e
202 .� ..
jj Canned Asparagus; , , , ,25e. and 402 -
Caned Pineapples this week
While they_Sast
each 15c,
Cottage Rolls 25c Ib Made in Canada Bacon 25,c Ib in piece
Fresh Herring Halibut Red Salmon Ciscoes Bloaters
Fillets and Finnan Haddie
-ew,:Carrots, New Cabbage, Spinachg C
aulifl
owes,
]Parsnips
'- .Mead Lettuce and. Celery
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2;30'' p.m.
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Goddell'lcb Township trate ' Reid at Seaforth on Feb. 21.
J. M. Best, solicitor of Seaforth is
The A,Y.P,A.. of St. James' church, counsel for the accused. '
Middleton, intend holding a social -
evening at the home of Mr. Ben
Feb,
Peet4391. on Friday+ evening,
17th:
kr. W. Ti. Lobb was up in the via.
inity of Listowel 'the first of thtl
week,:buying cows, which he will sell
dt his farm next week. -
M1, "Walter ; Emmerson who has
been in poor health for some months,
was taken to Clinton hospital on'Mon-
day, 'where he will undergo, an opera-
tion., His friends trust, that he will
soon begin to amend.
London Road
very jolly eitening was spent in
the old time dance club rooms under
the auspices of; the U. P. W. 0.,
when they entertained their husbands
and families, Each member invited
another couple, and the committee of
the old time dance, also. .Daring .the
early part of the evening a: program
was put on consisting of the follow-
ing numbers Musical selections,
Jackson orchestra; reading, Miss Ed-
ith Stanbury; serenade, Mrs. Lindsay;
Mrs, Falconer andr,s, Iiunlsteel.
instrumental, Mrs, W. rerdue; read-'
ing, Mts. M, Manning; solo, 'Patrick
O'I'to&ligan at the. Baseball Game,"
]12x. L. Lindsay; instrumental, Miss
Helen Davidson; solo, Miss Grace
Evans; 'reading, Mrs. Ray Fear'; se1-
ections, Maple Leaf orchestra. Bach.
number was of high order and'sev
era' encores were called for and re
sponded to very graciously. Mr. Geo.
Layton acted as chairman. Miss Em-
ma Plunrsteel and Mrs. Perdue were
accompanists. After the program'
the hostesses served . refreshments.
The remainder of 'the evening was
spent in dancing, The Jackson or-
chestra, Blyth, 'furnished the music.
All report a realJolly time.
-Mr, N. Lebeau returned last week
from Windsor, where he was called
owing to the sickness and death of,
his father, Mir. Henry Lebeau. -
Mr. Bert Jaeksdn spent a few days.
at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr.
F. Nott, and returned -home Satur-
day, accompanied`- by Mrs. Jackson,
who came down during the illness of
her aunt,, the late Miss Margaret
Craig. ,
Miss: Irene Ss¢inbankspent the
week -end with Miss Reta Fear.
Mrs.,McMicheal• is visiting her son,
Mr. T. McMieheal; Mullett.
Miss Edith Stanburyentertained
a few of her friends to a. Valentine
party on Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. -T. M. Johnston spent
Monday with Seaforth friends,
WOMAN BANK TELLER. IS
ACCUSER OF THEFT
GODERICH, Yob, 14. --Miss Cath-
erine Kerr of Seaforth was placed un-
der arrest this morning by Provin-
cial Constable A, Whitsides, and ap-
peared before Police Magistrate C. A,
Reid. at' Goderieh this afternoon on
a charge of the:$heft of'311,000-front
the Seaforth branch of the Dominion
Bank, . The case is the result of it
recent investigation by Dominion
Bank inspectors..
Miss Meir held the position of
teller of the bank for about severs
years; and the aforementioned
amount is• alleged to be made ug of
various amounts, taken at differ cat
tunes' during the :past few years. .Mi„?
Kerr was released on bail of 531,00.0
and will appear before Pollee Maigis-
Skating Party
IN' THE CLINTON RINK -
• on the evening of
TUESDAY, FERRUAIM-21st
auspices of the Clinton Fire Company
2 BAND IN ATTENDANCE
Hot Dogs, Sandwiches,, Coffee
"ADMISSION 25c. 494.
Hockey match from 7.15 to 8.15.
Holmesville Wolves. vs, Firemen,
ADMISSION 10e
Shrove Tuesday Supper
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 51st.
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ST; PAUL'S PARISH HALL
Under the auspices of the Ladies-
Guild
MENU
Dressed Itoast Pork
Escalloped Potatoes
Salads and Jellies
Rolls, Pie, Tea, Coffee,
Supper served from 5 to 7 o'clock
• Adnussron 50c. 48-2.
COAL
<D, L, and W. Coal and Semet-So1-
vey 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 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 quality of workman-
ship at a cost that will prove very
moderate.
The very "next 'tithe you need a
plumber just teloplione 244 and let us
prove what we say in this advertise-
ment
FSARDWARP and PLUTMB.ING
Phone '144
ORDER -EARLY
PhOn
48.
PAWV4140
'Our Mid -Winter
urnitur • Sale
is Going Over Big
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
value. you ever got
Some sensational values in Dining Room, Suites
Just imagine a 9 piece Suite in Walnut finish for $110 and others
in Oak and solid Walnut at prices that' will surprise you. Then if
its a -Chesterfield Suite or a Bedroom Suite we can save you good
money by buying this month.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
TIIE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL 'DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
Service Satisfaction Quality
L. LAW a
P1 ONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
Pure Lard (Kitchener)20
Corn Syrup, 5 lb pail... 85o
Corn Syrup, 10 lb ,.. 65c
Good Rice, 3 lb. for . 25e
Ginger. Snaps,2 Ib for .. 25c
Jelly Powder, 4 pkys. ... 25e
Ib pail $3.25
Orange Marmalade,
large jar 39e
; • Jam,. Strawberry or Rasp
- berry, large jar ..,. 55e
Seedless Raisins, 2 Ib. for 29c
Prunes Cottage Roll Oranges
SANTA CLARAS
Large size, 2 ib.25o• PEA MEAL per' dt�z 292
Medium, 3 lb. 29e 20c Ib. in piece
Breakfast Bacon, (piece) 255
Canned Peas, 2 for .,.. 25e '
Canned Tomatoes, 2 for.: 25e
Shortening, 3 lb. pail ,,,. 55c
Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c
P2 & G. Soap, 10 bars ,43o,
Soap Chips, 2 lb 25c
Castile Soap, 6 for ,.. , 25c
LETTUCE, CELERY, GRAPES, BANANAS J
And You Cannot Pail- to Do Well and Wisely,
Will this Season Result in the Completion of Plans for a New
Home or the Renovation of the one you now occupy? . If so; we would
'rite to figure on your •Mill Work Requirements.
• Whether your Order be large or sinall you will find our prices•
Fair.
Fi s
Thomas McKenzie- Estate, Clinton
Phone 88
Residence, 6