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ICE
ON COLD WEATHER • MERCHANDISE
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OSerccats, Sweaters, Watidbreakers,•' Mackinaw Coats, Heavy
.Rubbers, Galoshes, Fleece lined and- Wool Under' ear, Mitts .and
Gloves, Flannels -and Flannel Shirts Etc. all at prices reducedbeyond
anything we have ever before undertaken, '
A. Real Price slashing .Event that represents a big saving bayou
in the purchase of these articles;
25 Men's and`Boys'• Overcoats to .choose from at wholesale' prices
and many of them at less.
Penman's and Velvatine fleeced -lined Underwear for meat at 75e
for. Boys' at 49e. , Cotton Military flannel shirts, geed fitters, long
wearers, Regular'$1,00 and $1.25 for 85e. Wool Flannel Shirts,
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from $1.19 'tip. e
"'F1'FAVY WOBii{ RUBBERS—Clearing, prices on all lines Men's
$2;49 up.. Boys' $2.15 up.
-r.WOMEN'S 'GAYtJ S—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
P•lurnsteeI Bros.
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For the Month of February weare putting on a
Genuine Sale 'of Up-to-date Furniture .
At Prices that are Bound to Interest you
Look over this Partial List
aid Judke for Yourself
9 -PIECE VERY LARGE SOLID WALNUT DINING
ROOM SUITE.. REGULAR PRICE 8225.
FEBRUARY SALE' PRICE .....................$$185
9 -PIECE SWELL MASSIVE DUCCO FINISHED SOL-
ID 1VALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, REG. $215
• $175
FABRPARY SALE PRICE
ALSO itEPUCTIANS ON ALL DINING ROOM
mnir S IN STOCK
THEN FOR BARGAINS IN CIIBSTERFIELD SUITES
THESE ARE ALL BRAND NEW STOCKAND WITH
l5VLIi .CiIE5TXRFIE;LD SUITE SOLD DURINg. FEBRUARY WE WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE,
YOUR CHOICE OF FLOOR OR BRIDGE LAMP OR
CHESTERFIELD OR END TABLE VALUED AT
• 811.00.
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IT1;S ON
A VINE LIRE (,INF Ili! .BEDROOM • S
WHICH YOU WILL SAVE FROM 10 TO 15 1 ERCENT WE HAVE A REAL BARGAIN -WAIT/Nef,VOR _ tiU ;
IN A KROEHLER 3 -PIECE ff'ti:A ET'1E I UI'Iil1
COVERED IN A GOOD GRADE OF TAPES-
TRY WITH REAL GOiiii MATTRESS. BIRCH"WAL-
NUT FRAME) tE"1 •Y REASONABLE AT 575.00
IIBRUARY SALE PRICE
$65.00'
Come in Early and Get Your Choice
while the Bargains last,,as this will be'aa Real' Chance
t to get New and Nifty Furniture for Your Home
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS • ' MONUMENT DEALERS
i• THE STORES WITH A STOCK •
gQrdwaire .1lili
Furniture Phone: 104
-- OUR UR INS
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? FOR DISPLAY OF
$35.00 Suits or Spring Overcoats, mad to,
your individual measure for out,
will begood for one Mont
This offer
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have heard a' similar story. many
times'. Didn't you wish that'
yon had bee' yon could talk abo`nt`
Get, one in your packet to -day:
and in twenty yeets you'Ivill be
telling the an story to the pec •
• 'pie to whom, you lend it, Wet;-
On en's ink -adds to "the etfieien-
cy of Niratel'imaifs Pen ' or ' any.
other peri,;'': free fro r sediriren ,
will flow freely and never clog,
it is packed in nest' boxes and
several sized .bogies. It _was
Mr.- Waterman who taught the
world how' to carry ink in the
pocket' ready for immediate
Writing.
Tile. W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest Always the Best
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I������� R�d'd7HINAuu nein m i ��!�
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toroniio on
business last week.
14fks. G. E. Carbin is visiting at the
home of her parents in Barrie,
Miss Alice Slonran of Stratford spent
the week -end at her hbme.in town.
Judge Archibald of Winnipeg is vis-
iting his sister, Mrs, W. W,. Far-
ren, ,
14!Liss McDonald has returned afteree W. J. MILLER & SON
little holiday- and a visit to the
openings ' ' Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
IVliss Stiver of the Collegiate staff
visited her home at Unionville over
the week -end. • '
Mrs. James Vincent of Blyth has
`been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. }rerb. Castle.
Miss Thelina Cudmore of Holmesville
spent last week as the guest. of
Miss Madelon Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart
left this week forFlorida, where
they will spend a -few weeks.
Mr. Clifford Andrews of Toronto
visited his parents, Magistrate and
Mrs. Andrews, over the week -end.
Miss Hattie Baker of Fullerton ,wits
the guest of' Miss Florence Cuning-
haine for a few days over the
week -end,
Mir. C. J. Wallis, who has been
down east en a business trip, has
been spending the past week at
his home here.
Prof, C. A. Chant of Toronto was
in town over the week -end visiting
his brother, Mr. H. B. Chant, who
is at present quite ill.
Mrs. Are Glazier, who has been vis-
iting her daughter,' Dike. Butt of
Kippen, who has been' Quito ill, re-
turned home last week.
gra, R. }3, (lot%el''spent the week-
•
end with her daughter, Miss Eva
Carter, who is' a member of the
' Kitchener Public teaching staff,
whohave been
Miss Start,
Mr. and
visiting then sister, Mrs, 0. W.
- ?otter, for the past fortnight or so,
• left Monday for their honte at
' 'daft:ea.- '
;Mi W.' J, Canfeloit of lied [jeer',
Aliiertlll wild treble bast softie weeks
bib owing, to the death, of his
''inother,left yesterday for his home
,, . in, the',west.
Mt. S. B. Stothers of Essex was a
, visitor• at the hame of Mr. and
' Mks .B. J. Gibbings on Monday
on his sway. to the northern part of
the county.
Mrs A, -9tringhani and 1VIte. Me-
Cartney of Woodstock have been ,iii.
town, having been called home ,y
.the serious illeeee of their ;nether,'
'Mrs, Wheatley.
Miss. Tiodiard of Owen- Sound, who is
home on furlough from .the mission
field, of Japan, was the week -end
guest cif Mis Hattie Court*. Miss
Lediard is a friend of, Mist Sybil
,Courtice,; who is'4n Japan.: •
Mrs. J. H. Fraser- of Regina. visited.
-her eousins,'Mrs. 3. Z,. Medd and
, Mrs.. Win. Stanley, recently, also
, 'with Ma•. -and Mrs VBiles, going
on teeTorento to visit iter :daughter
for the remainder, of ,the; winter.
Des. Stanley, who.has -beeir very -ill
at the home of her daughter, Mre:
sDempsey is ` ttow iiiriirovteg`
lightly. •,,.,, _ .
. Bayfield :'
There eve ordially Invite the P brie to Gall ai d, -Il .speet our
,earl and. Sanitary Stock: Some of it in our two +'ri idaires
Free Demonstration off,Salads, Sandwiches ere. '.:,• '
lldren accompanied by their Parents. S•ee al-Pricesand
Highest Gradeof all Lines for this. Jemonstration,
Tuesday and-.Wednesda.y;vMarc11.'4th and Silk
1!N 'OT.T.R..DISPLAY"COTN'r'ER
Club House Mayoliaise
Pimentoes ..' 10 incl;
Pimentoes in glass
Sandwich Spread ,
Tuna; Fish
Fruit for Salad
•Crean . Cheese -10 and . 25c
35c .-Teed-Lettuce
• 20e • Leaf 'Letuce
.10c..: Jellies, 5` for
•25c McLaren's, 4 for.
25c ='`Sherriff's, 3 for '.,.
39e Fruito,.3 for
IN OUR MEAT FRIGIDAIRE
:2 . Co kec1 Item,- specially cooked in it'sown: 'nice
Oe o.. P y 1.
1Oc' FRESH •PICNIC 'HAM, SPARE RIBS; "T5INDERLOIN
•25e PICKLED ROLLS; BREAKFAST B'ACON,, WEINER'S,
250
, 23c ROAST PORK, •PEAMEAL, ROLLS AND.
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BACKS .
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Florida Grapefruit 9c
:acaioni 2 lbs for 21c Cheese Chips 20 per lb
SPECIAL PRICE ON DONIINIOM CANE SUGAR
P'RIDAY'AN] SATURDAY
Fresh Herring Lake Onfrario
Freels Tillett -e, per 'Ib.y 25c
`Finnan Haddie, per lb 20c '
Salmon, red .. .. .................:30
c
Halibut.:.., . ... . 30c
Tuley -.Oranges,- dos. • 25e
SPECIALS
3 Ib. pail Lard .. ,.. 55e
10 lbs, Ganulated•Sugar 60c
2 lbs. Dates 22e
,3 cans Soup • 29e
Special Black Tea ...... ..... •59c
Just Received First Shipment of Easter Novelties ee Smiles 'n
Chuckles: Make your Selections and we will keep thern for you
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
GOAL
Hard and Soft Coal and • Coke in
Stock.
Carload of • Alberta Coal to arrive
this week. -
Get Our Prices.
PHONES; 46w and 46j
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
"The Arrival of Kitty”
Cut Line, Goderieh township, where
the early part, of her life was spent.
After her marriage she and her hus-
band resided en the fourth concession
of Goderich tOwnship until four r
years
ago, when they retired to live in Bay -
Singe -that time she has made
wispy friendsin the village, who will
miss her greatly.
Besides het husband site leaves to
mourn her loss four sisters, Mrs,
John Wallace" of- Ruclyard, Mich . ;
Mss. Wm..I3rundson, of Pickford,
Mich.; • Misses Sophia and Elizabeth
Blair of Godericb, two brothers,
James Blair of Goderieh and John of
Goderieh township. She is also sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Alex
Sparks of London and Mrs. T. L.
Warm of Zurich, and two sons, Mr,
Livingston 'W.aods _ of Toledo, Ohio,
and Nesbitt; Woods of Toronto. A
son and a daughter, Matthew and
Sadie, predeceased their mother ten
years ago. .
The funeral took place from St.
Andrew's church, Bayfield, on Sun-
day, Feb. 3401 Rev. It. M. Gale con,
ducting the services. The pallbear-
ers were messrs, Henry Weston, Wal-
ter Wallis, : Joon ]VfcCiure,. Lewis.
Thomson, David Dewar, and Robert
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DelS aty.
The synrpdthy of all is extended to
the bereaved husband and family.
A Farce in 3 Acts
under the auspices of
MURPHY L. 0. L. NO. 710
and by all Local Talent
will be presented in the
• TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday, March 7th
Friday, March 8th
'Thera is no evening's entertainment
more pleasing/than a good play and
this is. •of the best.` -
DON'T MISS IT
ADMISSION:
Reserved Seats 50c, Rash Seats, 35c
(224res. seats, 140' rush seats)
A DANCE
will be given on
FRIDAY, MARCH 8tlt
after the second night's performance
Good Music, Modern and Old -Time
Dancing, on the new hardwood floor
Admisison to dance 25c.
03-2,
PRY A
JELLY ROLL
Made of the 'Best Materials and a
"PRIZE WINNER"
Mrs. 'r. Wgrgt, wird has been
With her mother during'' her illness,
returned tolZurich on Sunday 'oven-.
ing: She was accompanied by her
brother, Nesbitt Woods, who returned
to Toronto. i'•
Mr. D. Li. Weeds returned to Tol-
edo on Tuesllay; having dome home to
attend his mother's funeral.
,Miss A. Walters of Goderieh, ivho
nursed Mrs; Woods ,during•,her long
illness, returned home on•.Senday,.
Mr. ,Sam1 Widcomhe returned• f orm
Windsor ]est week.
Miss Flo Edwards, who has .spent !,
the past thi;ee weeks in Waterloo and
Kitchener, returned hone: on Satin,:
day. r -
A rhea`service will be. held in St,
Andrew's -United' chui;ch- on Sunday.
morning, when 'tlVdre will be a mete
Early Thursda' morning, February
21st, death calledhome one of 'Bay
field's' most respected citizens•. in the,
person of Mrs, John D. Woods ,,in
het Seventy-third year. Her death
canio as the result; of, an illness of
about two-mrinths, which began with
an attack of, influenza. , All the
'A splendid efforts of medical attendants
Ai. V her life:;
�, droved fruitless in` saving.
Clanton;Fiore, ,Ontario 'eceased 'was :e daup>,tdr t
Albert Street Mr. and 1�Iss. Wei. Blair ofof •thehe
" ORDER„
A COFFEE CAKE
or ,
CHELSEA BUNS
YES
ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
"WHERE,THRIPT MEETS QUALITY'
WEEK EN
SPECIALS
LOOFZ
• VOne'Six Quart Kettle, 1 pkg. Oxydol, 4 P. & G., 2 Gold, 2Ivory
(Guest), 1 Ivor,,,, large. Regular 52.00 Value $1.29
ALL. FOR j7 eY
Pure Lerd, 3 lb'. pail .... 59c
Shortening, 5 lb. pail .. 95e
Lard, 20 lb. pail $3.40
Mixed Cakes, per lb. ... • 25c
Gran. Sugar, 10 Ib. 60c
Cr. Wheat, 4 lbs. 25c
Special B. Tea, per lb59c
Choice Rice, 4 lb. 25c
Tapioca, 2 lbs, 25c
10 bars P. & G. Soap .:, 43e
Lux Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29c
14IcLeren's Jelly, 4 pkgs.
Tonulto Soup, 2 tins .
Individual. Tom, 4 tine. .
Lily Wh. Syrup, 5,ib. pail
Corn Syrup, 10 lb. pail.•,:
Choice Prunes, 2 lbs.
Ketchup, large
Shaker Salt, pkg.'
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs.
Breakfast bacon, piece lb.
Peameal, roll, piece, ]b
25c
25c
25c
40c
55c
25e
23c
10e
25c
30e
25c
ORANGES FOR MARMALAD per doz. 19c, 30e, 40e, 50c
BITTER ORANGES, per doz. 60e
L. LAWSON & CO.
Phone one one one Prompt Delivery
It
time at
all lace
at anyY P
We deliver
"WHOLEWHEAT"
and
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
IVIr.. ollge Wn urned frgm,
Detroit,, oneoltfondag,estoeveniretli
Evangelists -Willie wand'• J•ayce•;of
Grand ;Bend are spending ,the Week
in. the village coitductipg : Gagpet;ser
vices in thi.Orange hall
The marry 'friends o£ • It1:r J W.
Tippet, who underwent an operation
in Clinton4WlIpital Last week, wj11be
glad to heat that ho is making good
progress towards recover,•,
The regular meting of St. -And-,
rew's United church Young People's
Departin,ent' wax; held ern Thursday,',
February .21st. The .toric `,`Gdnver-
sion: Horizontal and Veiticat, was
conducted ;Jointly by M :, and 141ss
Colin Can1pbell.• It pr'o'ved ii1ftPe-
five and peofitab'lo to all. The next
meeting will . be held' cn'Tlitmscley,
Mateh•7th and.•wa11 be -conducted un-
der the leadership.- of- iVlrs.,Br'own
Stewart.: ?'Be there 'for a profitable
end; enjoyable 'thee.. =
Wendarf's--Bakery
' "Makers of Sndwflake Bread"_
YOUR METAL; ROOFING NOW
Pay for at Next •.Tune
Call and. Get Prices
Agent for- Renfrew' Cream Separator
' and- Scaleq.
Have the agency for Miler' Incub-
ators Arid Brooders, also Royal Brood-
er stoves and Incubators.
Order early, so -as ;to ho •prepared
for; your ehr"1y clicks
HARDWARE'and PLt� AEING
Phone 244
A Million Thrills For The Millions
NOW EVERYONE CAN HAVE A GENUINE SPARTON
EQUASONNE
$266.00
EQUASONNE'CIRCUIT ALL • iIEECTRIC I1IGIIT TUBE DYNAMIC
SPEAKER TWO POWER TTJ13ES IN PUSH-PULL ILLUMIN-
ATED SINGLE DIAL, COMPLETE, WITH TUBES 5266 00
A promise fulfilled.. A golden -voiced Sparton EQUASONNE in-
strument within the means of millions!
To the radio world, which recognizes Sparton's revolutionary
EQUASONNE circuit as the greatest radio developement since A.
C. reception, this announcement of Model •930 is of vast import, and
music lovers who have hoped and expected to own a Sparton EQAU-
SONNE "some day" will receive it with even greater amazement and
delight. It makes. that :"Some day" NOW.•
Worthy of its halite is this latest edditicit to the Sparton line
. a true EQUASONNE with: all the amazing qualities that Have
made Sparton the sensation ofltkieredro world • •
Sutter ..&Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
THE I#EST ORANGES CHEAPEST PRICES
LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT, LEAF LETTUCE,
'CELERY:,,e1ND`TOMATOES
"WIIIIR "' Q1JALITY IS AS. REPRESENTED"
TUE 'C, & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j
• Maitr ;1.25'
See, our
Specials:'
for the
week ' encli