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Tho sow instruments for eye`
e amination make a perfect ding'-.
nos's: possilbe--colpo 7iere, by all
means for a FREE •examination to
make sure. of your eyesight. Doi
neglect your eyes --no instrument
1, is more delicate or precious than'
thr+ human eye.,
R„ H. 'JRN ....N.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Bovey's Drug Store
Ociosoreinowaragemmoraft
II/E4 In I
ON COLD WEATHER MERCHANDISE .
Overcoats, Sweaters, Windbreakers, Mackinaw Coats, Heavy.
Rubbers,' Galoshes, Fleece -lined and Wool.: Underwear, Mitts and
Gloves, Flannels and Flannel Shirts Etc. all at pricesreduced beyond
anything we have ever before undertaken.
A Real Price slashing Event that represeintii a bimeseedegeteeXee
in the purchase of these articles.
25 Men's and Boyi;''"Over`Coats to choose front at wholesale prices
and many of them at less. _ •
Penman's and:Velvatine Fleeced -lined' Underwear for men at 75c
for Boys at 49e. Cotton Military flannel shirts, good fitters, long
wearers, Regular 41.00 and $1.25 for 85e, Wool Flannel Shirts,
from -SI -19 up*
HEAVY WOEK RUBBERS -Clearing prices on all lines. ,Men's
$2.49 up. Boy? $2.15 up. -
' WOMEN'S GAYTEES—Sand; Beige or Black, the balance of our
stock of these lines, Regular :$2.75; Clearing price, $2.15.
' MANY OTHER LINES TO CHOOSE FROM
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
Plurnsteel Bros.
Gol enOpp rtu
for. the Month of Februasy Ive are putting on a
e jaue Sale. ®fPrlgµd t!` Furniture
At Prices that are Botta to Interest you
Look over this Partial List
and Judge for Yourself
• 9 -PIECE VERY LARGE SOLID WALNUT DINING
ROOM _SUITE. ,REGULAR PRICE $225,•
FEBRUARY SALE PRICE . . , ...... • ..
9 -PIECE SWELL 11IASSIVE DUCCO FINISHED SOL-
ID 'W'ALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, REG. $215
$175
$185
FEBRUARY SALE PRICE
ALSO ABDUCTIONS ON ALL MINING ROOM
-SUITES IN STOCK •
THEN FOR BARGAINS IN. CHESTERFIELD SUITES
THESE.ARE ALL .BRAND NEW STOCK AND WITH
EVERY CHESTERFIELD : SUITE SOLD DURING
FEBRUARY 'WE WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE,
YOUR CHOICE OF FLOOR OR BRIDGE'LAMP OR
CHESTERFIELD OR :.END TABLE VALUED AT
$11.00.
A. BETE NES UNE • f111 E 3l3 ttil72Nf S IIrIE `ON
WHICH YOu WILL SAV i ROM<i6 :I9 liEttUtIST
WE HAVE A REAL BARGAIN WAITING FOR YOU
IN A I►ROEHLER 3 -PIECE DIVANETTE SUITE
COVERED IN A GOOD GRADE OE TAPES-
TRY WITH REAL GOOD MATTRESS. BIRCH WAL-
NUT FRAME, VERY REASONABLE AT $75.00
RIC . ... $65.00
FEBRUARY SALE • I'
Come
in Earlyand Get Your Choice
while the Bargains lost, as this will be a Real Chance
to .get New and Nifty furniture for Your Home
Clinton Hardware and
Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR° MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCK' Hardware 195
Furniture Phone: 104
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DidYou ever borraw i Watez'
nnan Pen and have tho owner
0;e11 you how much !he thought of
it, how long he had it and how
well it., had served him,? Wo
have heard a similar ;story many
times. ''-Didn'4, you wish that
you had one you could talk about
Get ohne in your pocket to -day
and in twenty years you will be.
tailing the samestoy to the pee
.plo to whom you lend it. Wet
2rman's ink adds to the efficien-
cy of Wate man's Pen or any'
other pen, free from sediment,
Will flow freely and neve clog,
it is packed in neat boxes and in
sbveral sized bottles.' ItI was
Mr. Waterman who taught the
world 'how to carry ink in the
,Apocket ready for immediate_
writing,
me W. D. Fair Ca.
Often the -Cheapest--Always the Best
• 1��i(���;1H111Puu�a a�n nmu�ui utt i-Isl�'If]��IJP�
Dire Jim Chowen is in Toronto this
week'.
Miss Gwen, Holmes is visiting in
Toronto.
Mies Agnes Comlie is visiting rela-
tives in St. Thomas.
Misses Isabel and Alice Beeitie heee
returned after a little holiday. `"
Mr. Walace Wheatley was ap from
Woodstoelt`visiting his mother, who
is very ill.
Mu. and Mrs, Frank Layton • spent
last week visiting with, relatives In
the vicinity of Mitchell.
Mr, Harold Aitken of Neelin, Man,,
is visiting at the ,home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Fisher, Mill street,
Miss Ida Walkinshaw leaves' today
for Toronto, where she will spend
a littleholiday witin her sister.,
Mrs. Helen Quinn has returned to
Toronto after spending soma time
with her sisters 11f'rs, W. T. Here
r� Winn.
Mr. and Mrs. iiurlburt,`of Barrie are
the guests of their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chaim
E. Carbin.
Me G. H. Elliott was in London
yesterday attending the funeral of
a ntenubny ig glq executive of the
Canada Life Co. '
Miss R. V. Irwin visited with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
M'rs:' . Chas. Vesey of Fullerton,
-over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hawkins and Mas-
ter Jack are in Hamilton this week,
Mr. Hawkins attending a 'conven-
tion of the hardware men.
Musses Jean and Eleanor Plumsteei
wore up from London over the
weekend hod remained for the
funeral 'of Mks. H. Pe Plumsteel
on Tuesday.
Mire. Fred Buckingham and Master
Norman of Stratford spent the
week -end as the gueste of the for-
nner's aunt, : Mrs, Annie Parker,
Mill street, Clinton.
Mr, J. W. Whittingham of Herschell
Sash., who has. been speridirig
coup1 e d £ his with wr£ e at
WATCHOUR WINDOW
FOR DISPLAY . OF
$35.40 Suits or Spring Overcoats, made to
p
your individualmeasure
for
only
0
I
the home of :her Mother, Mrs. Ar-
gent, ,left for home last Thursday.
Miss Jane Gilchrist, who has been in
Saginaw, Mieh., for several years,
has returned•to Clinton and intende.
making her home with her sister.
Hiss Gilchrist's friends welcome
her back to the old town.
Mus. Jackson of Windsor hnd Mr. Pe
Cardwell of St. Paul visited their
father, .Mr,- We Cardwell of town,
-who is quite ill, last week. Mr.
'Ed. Cardwell of Detroit is now
visiting his .home in "town.
Mrs.' J. H. Eraser, of Regina spent
part of last week visiting Mr. and
Mrs, J. G. Medd and Mr, and
Mrs. W. Hiles of town, She'left
Saturday far Toronto, whore she
and her daughter will spend the
remainder of the winter, returning
to their home in the west in, the
spring:
Mr. and : Mrs. Chas. Upslall of
Gilroy, Sask., .visited their aunt,'
Mrs. Chambers, over the week -end.
Mss. Chambers has been confined
to the house owing to illness since;
before Christmas .but her friends
are pleased to know she is now int -
proving.
Huron Road East
Miss Oliva'Sprnng"spent the week-
end with her cousin, Miss Sadie Ban.
Tr. and Mrs. Ernest Vanderburgh
nderbu
r&h
spent the week -end with friends in
Goderieh township.
Mr. Wes. Nott shipped a car load
Of hogs to Kitchener.last week.
Mrs: Orville, Philips is spending a
few days with 'friends at Auburn.
_Tho friends and neighbors of Mr.
and Mss, Ernest Vauderburgh assem-
bled at their home on Tuesday even-
ing last and presented' them with a
miscelaneous shower. Games and
dancing were indulged in, until the
wee small flours,
This oiler 'will
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Albert Street
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Clinton, Ontario
E CC,INTON-NEWS RECORD
CLINTON'S 816 CORNER, GIZOCERY
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EEk:
Big Orange Week and Marmalade Sale
Large, Size 39c.
weetJuicy Oranges per dozen; 25c
Fruito Jelly Powder, 3 for
i\fcLaren's Jelly Powder, 4 for: ,
Lard, 3 Ib: pail ... ,
Clark's Soup, 3 cans
1 Can Peas, 1 Can Corn .
2 cans Tomatoes . • .
23c
25c
55c
29c.
25c
25c
SPECIAL TOR SATURDAY
Large' Marmalade Jar .. 33c
Picnic Hams,' fresh, lb. 20c
Schneider's Sausage ..,. . 25c
Breakfast Bacon, lb. 30c
GRANULATED SUGAR
Special Price by the sac); 'Saturday,
Dates, 2 lbs,':..... . "22c,
Walnuts; per lb. . 49e
Se;idless Raisins, 2 lbs . -23c
MARMALADE WEEK
Assortment of Black Currant Jelly,
Pineapple and Orange Marmalade,
regular at 30c, to clear at 25c
Lux, 3 pkgs... 29e
Ammonia, 3 pI'egs 25e
Syrup, 5 lb. ^pail 33e
Mince pleat, per lb, .. 10e
Lease "Macaroni; 2 lbs.:;........ '21c'
Kraft Cheese, 2' lbs. for. >...
Ungraded .PrnuneS; 2: lhw.
1 six quart Enameled" Kettle, Containing
1 Ivory Bar'
2 Guest Soap
4 P. &G. Soap
.2 Gold Soap . _ a
1 Oxydol (large Size)
'Limited Number of Kettles
REGULAR VALUEB
$2.00
ON SALE FOR
$1:29
in Assorted Colors
` ' (Mrs. D. E: Ross, California) ;,
Dissolve 2 tablespoons KneiecGeIa
tine. in Mt eup of cold water, add eup
boiling water and stir well; add juice
SALAD . .
of 1 lemon and 1 tablespoon• sugar
and set aside to cool. When the Gel-
atine is almost, jellied -add 1 full cup
grated cheese andee pint of whipped
ereanit and Paprika.; also you: neayadd i
tanned, Pineapple, Nuts andi White •
Cherries; mould and serve witlh inay-
oniase.
IN THE MORNINGLFIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY. ?,730 p
Cash and
Service �. ®.:. ® 0' N e 11
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS'-'4'PIUCE PREVAILS s
• ORDER EARLY.
Phone
48
FANCY
SUN MAID
RAISIN LOAF
Coffee Cake,'
Tasty Buns
WHOLE WHEAT
a •
nd
SNOWFLAKE -BREAD
HUNT'S
CHOCOLATES
'The Better Kind"
Ve ib., 1 lb, and 2 ib. boxes
Wendorf's Bakery
"Makers of Sneewflake Bread"
Manufacturers' Sale
On account of going o'ut of .the
toy's Clothing business we offer the
balance of _our Boys Stock at prices
below cost.
Boys Suits $3.60 to $4.00, 10, 11,
12 years.
Boys Lined BIoomers, 750 to $1.00.
Boy's unlined bloomers, 50e to $1.00
Also a quantity of Tweeds at 65e
to $1.00 per yd.
. Sale starts
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16th
at our factory- at 10 a.m.
Clinton Mfg. Co..
01-2-p
TM GOVERNMENT SHOULD
HAVE BETTER REASON.
Be it Known
UNTO ALL MENNE AND WO
MENNE THAT YE OLDS TYME
CONCERTE
Auspices of We"sley-W,iliis Choir
WILL BE HOLDEN IN THE IM-
MENSE TOWN HALLE
WHICH IS SITUATE IN YE CEN-
TRE OF YE TOWNE.
en Ye 22nd day of the
2nd Month of Ye
Present Year (Feb. 22)
The Front doors will be unbarred
and' the Concerto will Begin past
'Jarlie Candle Lyte, about the this
ye clock strikes Eight.
There will. be Speakin' and Singin'
Pieces, Musik with Mirth.. Ye Cost
to obtain a Sittin in ye ladle will be
Fifth) Pieces of Copper b$onie,
All Seats reserved, See Plan at Fair's
Admission 50c and 26c.
The Dominion Govermmenit is with-
drawing the grant which has been
given during the past ten years for
technieal education, giving as a rea-
son a plearof economy. If technical
•education -is any use, training young
people fa ,heir 'life; work, surely we
can' hardly, pidad poverty in 'refusing
to' support; it. Canada spends many
millions of dollars annually promot-
ing thisand that, often ,of 'question-
able value,, surely we can afford tp
give our y¢ung men and women need.t$.
ed training for their future wage-
earning years. To train the young
people to he useful' citizens would ap-
pear to be; one of the wiseet ants on the
part of any government. The Gov-
ernment .:made no 'complaint that
technical kchoole: were, not efficient
or were not doing the work Which
they were; intended to do, the sole
plea was ',poverty. Wo spend a lot
of money each year training young
men and women' for the professions,
which is till right and gond policy.
But we should not begrudge ,paying
out something to give' other young
people who choese'to turn their at,
tention to the trades, a chance to
perfect themselves in the work they
have c
There is certainly.
chern. T
some excuse for the charge which is
sometimes: made that education edu-
cates the young people away form the
farm and the skilled trades into the
professions. 'Jlio''technical schools
and the agricultural colleges helped
to remedy:this. If such schools were
not a success, if they failed of their
purpoes, they might be improved.
But we need a better -excuse than
that we ":cannot afford to support
them before they arra abandoned,
WOMEN WANTED
At Women's Birthday Banquet
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Ontaria Street United Church
• To Celebrate 40 years W.M.S.
Activities.
Admission: 40c (one rent for every
year.)
SUPPER AT 6 P.M.
GOOD PROGRAM- OF MUSIC
SPEECHES, ETC.
SECURE TICKETS EARLY
02-1.
COAL
Hard. and Soft Coal and Coke in
Stock.
Carload of Alberta Coal to arrive
this week.
Get Our Prices.
W. J. MILLER & SON.
Orders taken at residence. Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
YOUR METAL ROOFING NOW
Pay for it Next June
Call and Get Prices
Agent for Renfrew Cream Separator
and Seseea.r
Have the agency for Miller' Incub-
ators and Brooders, ald-o Royal Brood-
er stoves and Incubators.
Order early so as to be prepared
or your early clucks.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
WHERE TITRIFT MEETS QUALITY"
FEBRUARY SPECIALS
Fresh Broken Sodas, 3 lb. 29c
"tinned Tomatoes, 2 tins.. 29c
Individual Tom., 4 tins., 25e
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs... 25c
Canned Corn, 2 for ..... , 25e
Canned- Peas, 2 for ..... 26e
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29c
Syrup, 5 lb. pail ........ 83e
Airy Fairy. Cake Flour
(1 pkg, free) 45c
Baking Powder, 1 tin 19e
Dried Apples, 2 lb. • 25e,
Marmalade, large .
• Ras. & St. Jany, pure•
tweet Pickles, (qt.) .
Special B. Tea, per 1&.. -.
Pan Cake Flour, pkg.
10 Gran. Sugar
Peameal Rall, per lb. .. ,
Er. Bacon, piece, lb.
14IcLaren's Jelly Powder,
4 pkgs..
Oranges, per doz. 19e, 30e,
Bitter "Oranges, doz.
"LENTEN SPECIALS" '
36e
49e
49e
69e
20eee
60e
250
30e
25e
40c
GOc
Fresh Salmon, ib. 20c Fillets of Iladdie, lb.'" .. 20e
Fresh Halibut, lb 30e Finnan Haddie, lb. 20e
Fresh frozen Herring per dos. 40e
LOOK!
Six qt. enamelled kettle, colored, 1 pkg. Oxydol, 2 Guest iv-
ory, Livery (Med.), 4. P de G. Soap, 2 Gold Soap - . .$1.29
ALL FOR
'+'
L. LA ON 62 CO,
Phone ono one one Prompt Delivery
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A, Million Thrills For The Millions
.
NOW EVERYONE CAN HAVE A GENUINE SPARTOkf
EQUASONNE
$266.00
EQUASONNE CIRCUIT ALL ELECTRIC EIGHT TUBE LeY1'tAMIC
SPEAKER TWO POWER TUBES IN PUSH-PULL ILLUMeN-
ATE» SINGLE DIAL, COMPLETE WITH TUBES $266 00,
A promise fulfilled, A golden -voiced Sparton'EQUASONNE,M-
strument within the means of milIionsl
To the radio world, which recognizes Spartoznes'reveltttionary
EQUASONNE circuit Is the greatest radio developer/tent. elute A.
C. reception, this announcement of Model 930 is of vast import; and
music lovers who have hoped and expected to own a Spartoxr EQAU
SONI' E "some day" will receive it with even greater amazement and
delight. It makes that "Some day" NOW.
Worthy of its name is this latest addition to the Spartoe line
. a true EQUASONNE With all the amazing qualities. that have,
made Sparton the_eensation of,the'radie world.
utter-& Percitte
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w.
1 1311E GROCERIES
t;
What We
mein by Pm
Groceries
When, we say ,'Pure Groceries', we, mean that we seat only pro -
dada that tan pass the most rigid government testa for purity antJ:
whaleaomeziess.
Wo believe that our ciz`stomers" are entitled to this protection
Iauy your groceries: laeie°
TliE C. & 5. GROCERS
Branch 125i Main 12