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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELLERY STORE' '
-If you have a radio, it'll keep hiin 'home off the streets
' away from the'wl'ang companions If you haven't. ac son 'you
'need a radio anyhow, for your own amusement;' ehtertatinnent,,
wind enlightenment;,•jS) oo s2m.
';Trans Atlantic, complete'•$425 fi
Mai coniphone; compl'etea$225
Vis. H• JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto' College of Optometry •
Fine Jewellery- and . Repairs Next, Rovey's Drug Store
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C1 + then of
' Clualitg
Our Spring stock of Cloth-
ing in.. the new styles and
fabrics should interest you.
Boys appreciate good clothes
as well as Dad
We are making a special"
effort to increase our turn-
over on Boys' Clothing dur-
ing this month by, quoting
very close prices.
Our Boys' Clothing is well
made Ity some 'of the best
manufacturers, of all wool
materials and are ieai values,
PIurnstee1
PHONE 25.
POS.
L. W. CURRELL—THOS. SHIPLEY
WHAT ELSE PLEASE?
SARDINES
JAMS
CEREALS
CATSUP
CANNED GOODS
POTATOES
APPLES
ORANGES
CELERY
HEAD LETTUCE
Gathered. here froth all corners of the earth• are nature's most delie.
ious food products, ready for yeur instant ordering. Staple and fancy
groceries, always fresh and at the lowest Seriees is a rule here.
BRING YOUR ORDER HERE
• THE C, & S. GROCERS •
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Brandi Store, Phone 125 J.
ELECTRICAL WORK
We do wiring and in-
stall all kinds of electrical
equipment. Special prices
for wiring entire buildings.
We carry beautiful
modern lighting; fixtures
in stock, may we show
them to you and give you
an estimate on your eye-
-Weal needs?
Sutter Perdue'
BARD WARE
PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
-es ,PHONE 147w •
THF VOGUE
■.
The Vogue Millinery is now prepared
to show all the latest fancies in smart
Millinery for immediate wear for the
corning season.
Your Inspection .is most Cordially Inviter'.
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We've fined ourselves eight cents
en a small sized letter pad and twelve
`cents on the large sited pad. These
.we -regarded as good value 'a1 20c for
the. small size and 30c for the Iarge
size,
You Collect the Fines'
When you buy at twelve cents for
the small size and eighteen cents for
the large size, 80c for"one of each.
One: hundred 'sheets medium 'quality
paper in each. The more you buy the
more'Yon save. •
You know that when you buy away
from home it is not doing the home
town any particular good and when
you do buy in- the hone town the
money stays at :home •and you may
again possess it in whole or in part.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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se •e cfsnmmol It,"
Mrs. I3. R. Sharpe visited hers, sister
in Aylmer last week.
Miss Ruby Irwin was in Toronto the
beginning of the 'Week.
Mr. ,ICenneth Roberton • has been
spending a fortnight's Vacation in
Detroit.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fletcher Gibbings visit-
ed Mr. R. J. and Miss Jean Miller
Ms Sunday.' •
Miss McMacon of Toronto spent the
week -end as the guest of Misses
Ward and Stone.
Mr. Binee Holland of Lanes was the
week -end guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, George Holland.
Mr. Frank McCaughey of Toronto
was in town Tuesday, attending the
funeral of his sister, the late Mrs.
J. B. Reynolds. '
Rev. J. E. Ilogg was in. London on
Monday attending a meeting of the
Rorie Mission committee of the
London Conference.
Mrs. (Dr.) P. W. Wiiithorpe of Sas-
katoon, arrived last week and
will spend. a month or so with her
father, Mr•. 'W. G. Smyth.
Mrs. George Roberton and . Mrs.
George McLennan were called to
Detroit on Friday last owing to the
illness of .their brother, the late
George 'MacRae.
Mr. George 'Weavers of Orient,
Wash., has been in town this week,
. being called hither by the illness of
his brother, Isaac Weavers, who
died this morning.'
Mrs. Robert Graham of Birmingham,
Eng., arrived in • town last week
from Ne* York to visit. Mr, and
Mrs. D. B. Cunningham, friends of
former years in the Old Country:
Mr. Wilson Rath of Stratford spent
the week -end with his mother in
town, Mr.. Rath is leaving. Stratford
for West Toronto, where he is en-
tering the employment of the Can-
adian General Electric Co. •
Mr. A. B. MoBrien of Essex and Mr..
and Mrs. W. 3. SfeBrien of Euliett
spent Monday with Mr. R: J. and
Miss Sean Miller. Mr. A. a. Me -
:Brien left Tuesday morning for
Essex.
Mrs. W. E. Milletand Mrs. A. Baines
and Misses Marion and Ruth and
Mrs. S. J. Miller of Goderich were
visitors Thursday last at the home
of Mr. R. J. Miller, of ..town, All
had been guests at the Gibbings
MoBrien wedding in Mullett on
Wednesday. •
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Constance;
"Evergreen ,Grove" the •home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MoBrien,; was the
scene of a very pretty wedding' on
Wednesday afternoon, March ,10th,
when their second daughter, • Amy
Viola, became the bride of Fletcher
Benjamin '•Gibbings, of Kindersley,
Sask., son of R. J. Gi:bbings, •formerly
if Tuckersrnith,
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. T. I3. •Brown of .Seaforth,
under an arch of evergreen from the
centre of which hong a white wedding
bell. As the little nieces of the bride,
Miss Madelon Mason and Miss Elean-
or Mclerien held two ribbon stream-
ers forming an aisle, the bridal party
entered, theroom to the strains of
Lohengrin's bridal chorus, played by
Mies Mary McBrien..
The bride Was lovely in a gown of
orchid georgette over peach satin and
carried a sheaf of ` roses and carna-
tions. Miss Grace Landsborough,
Who acted as bridesmaid, was$ beano
frilly gowned in chantilly crepe and
carried sweet peas and carnations,
The Froom was attended by,"Mr. Se-
cord McBrien, brother of the bride,
Following the ceremony a wedding,
dinner was daintily served 10 some.
Qin famt Nevri Record
HUES") Y, MARCI1 ill, ;1$2$.
elf 1e'd •:'
Ou*r. North Window is _+ul1 of Owls
If you , would be as Wise as an Owl -Watch these
BARGAIN , PRIG BIRDS
Every Bird a Special for you. Do not miss a Bird. Do; not let then Fly Away
lb...'Granulated Sugar for .. $1.00 Pot Barley; per ib
7 lbs. Rolled Oats for .. 28c 5e
5 lbs. Corn :Meal for '' 25c Blacked Wheat, 4 lbs.for 48e
2 lbs. Dried'Peas for Black iver Tea,er lb, , .. '
25c Silver Polish, per bottle , A$E
8 cans Oorii' for• $1.00 Klenbrite, per lin • . 25c
Soda Biscuits, broken, 2 lbs. for 25c Red Salmon,' per tan , ,
Hoeni -About. the Crow ?
:.. We feel Like crowing about our Fruit and Early South
Vegetables.
Juicy Sweet Oranges per dozen, 29e and up
Large Florida Grape Fruit —,Southern California Cabbage
Lettuce—Radishes1-4Cauliflowers Spinach—Carrots
The Birds in Florida andCalifornia aiequite"as wonderful
as this Fruit
A Bird in the Nand is Worth two hi the Nest
And the ":.Earliest Birds to catih the Easter Eggs are the
wisest ones. We have a complete assortment from tiny
eggs. to large beautiful Bunnies and Roosters,all chocolate
of 'course. •
We have china mugs with . eggs for . . , .. 25e
China Cups and 'Saucers for 60e
China Egg Cups, Chicken Coops 5c -10e -15c
Tea Demionstiration
Our Tea Demonstration will be on Show Day, April 1. We
will lie pleased to give you a cup of -tea—Our demonstrator
will gadly explain the real value and -quality of this special
line. Be sure you'are up early with the Birds on Show Day
and don't miss this demonstration,
A .Little Bird
Has told us to tell you about the newest Soap Deal—And:
it is a` real orie. We only regret'` we have just ai limited
supply of these Sauce Pan Deals, but we will reserve you one.
Heavy` white' enamel Sauce Pan containing 1 large CChipsoe
9 GeRld or P. & G., 2 Guest Ivory, 1 Ivory, regular $2.20, coni-
eletct for $1.45.
We hope to open these out Monday, 'march 22nd • -
We have an Ahnouncement tomake regarding our "New
Jeliyteria." Wehope to have it ori -display for Show 'Day.,
Further News Later.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. '' Kind!), Order Early
Cash and
Service Wa1 Pr to Neil
Where "Sells for Less "price prevails.
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forty-five. guests. Mr. Brown, the
jovial toastmaster, spoke in very high
terms' of the bride, to which toast the
groom made an excellent reply. Later
in the evening a reception was. given
for the many friends and neighbors.
Those'present front' a distance were:
Mrs, W. E. Miller, Mrs. A. Barnes
and daughter, Marion, of Royal Oak,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. MoBrien,.
Detroit, Mich.; - Mrs. A. R. MoBrien,
Misses Olive and Mary MaBrien of
Essex; Miss Myrtle Lalveon of Tor-
onto; Mr. Robert Gibbings of Rose -
town, Sask., and Mrs. Louisa
of Goderich. •
The many lovely gifts betoken the
high esteem in which the young cou-
ple are held and a host of good wish-
es follo'g the to their new home in
the West.
Miss. Jean Lawson was able to be
brought home an Sunday from the
hospital. We hope she will continue
to improve.'
Mrs. Wiu. Britton was called to
Forest on account of the illness acid
death of per mother, Mrs, VICRoria. '
•Misses Martha and Mary Cook of
Goderich township spent a few days
with their sister, Mrs. Jas, Riley.
The King's Daughters are having
a box social here on Thursday night
of this week. • '
Mr. WM. Britton attended the fun-
eral of his another -in-law,. Mos. Me-
Rorie, at Forest on Thursday.
The assessor, Mr. John Smith, Iias
been making his annual visits.
Peerless
Jubilee Concert
The Peerless Jubilee Concert Co,
will give an, entertainment under the
auspices of the Baptist church in the
Town Hall, Clinton
on
Tuesday, March 30th
at 8 o'clock ,
Watch for Further Announcement
Admission—Adults, 50e; Children, 26c
49-2
Masquerade
D > nee
In the Pastime Club Rooms on
FRIDAY EVEN/NG, MARCH 19th
Dancing from 8:80 to 1 o'clock.
Gentlemen $1. Ladies please provide
49-1
RADIO -
A CANTATA
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 29th
the 'choir of Ontario, street United
church will render, for the benefit of
the W. M. S.,' the beautiful cantata
"The King Eternal"
This will be; a rare musical treat.
Come and enjoy it.
Tickets Only 25c '
Ye Okla Tlrne
Fiddlers
Huron Central Agricultural Society
are holding
A FIDDLERS' COMPETITION'
SPRING SHOW b GIFT -
Thursdau, Apr,'
Town hail, Clllntota
Prizes for Competition as follows:
1st, $10.; 2nd, $7.; 3rd, $5.; 4th, $8.
RULES
1Open to Counties 'of Bruce, I Inr-
on and Perth.•
2. Each contestant to play two se-
lections, one selected by committee
and the other by contestant. '
8. No entry fee charged' and $1:00
paid oath contestant not receiving a
prize. Any or all contestants liable
for service during dance..
4. Accompanist provided,
5. Judges award is final.
6, Committee in charge reserves
the right to stake any additional rules
that may appear necessary,;
7. Old time waste to be'basis of
contest.
8. Professionals are not eligible.
Old Time Dance After Concert
AdmissionlContest, 25e, no reserve
seats. 'Dance, 25c.
Proceeds' to go to Spring Show Funds
H. C. Cox, Pres. W. J. Miller, Treas.
E. Resell, S. B. Stothers$ Secr'etaries
Worn out tubes which light up re-
juvenated. Price 25c each. No charge
for testing.
OR SALE --One De Forest ,Crbs-
ley -8-tube set, this year's model, all
new tubes, baeteries, Muscone loud
speaker. Large solid mahogany cab-
inet, with room inside for, batteries.
Price $125.43. Mso one two tube set,
all complete. 'Price 950.00. Eremer-
Tuliey three tube sets, all complete,
$75.00 to $100.00.
Every Set Guaranteed One Year
H. A. HOVEY
IS THE TIME TO ORDER
SAP PANS-BUCKETS—SPIRES
and be ready. for the sap when;it.be-
gins to run
Eland snec e pans and buckets made
to order,
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
SPRIN
Is Just Around the Corner
And May be Here Any Any
—Hope So ,
We are ready for all you''
requirements for houseclean-
ing with a large stock of
Muresco — the housewife's
friend—In all colors. It eau
be applied over old paper and
makes a good looking job.
A full stock of the cele -
b r• a t e d Sherwin-Williams
Paints, Varnishes and Stains
for both inside and outside
work.
Ask fora deinonstrtion of Johnson's Electric Floor Polisher-
This is a real labor saver. Lots of Floor Wax of all kinds.
See our specials in Blue and White Granite, your' choise at $1,19
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
As usual we are ready with a fine new steels of Congoleunr Rugs,
all sizes, and Congoleunr by the yard. • Linoieums in different pat-
terns and widths and Oilcloths galore. Rugs in Wilton, Axminsters,
Brussels and Tapestrys.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT bEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
Stop
and
Think
Nis only 3 more weeks till c,aster, so it is not too soon to
think of a Spring'suit or Spring 'overcoat.
The new cloths are arriving now and we have a nice range
-
from $30. to $50,
Semi Ready suits from $21.50 up.
Biltmore Hats. and Fit -u -well caps in the.
new spring colors and shapes.
Davis & Herman
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W
Spot Cash for Eggs and Poultry
We are in the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, prepared to, pay top prices for top quality.
Last week 96 percent of our egg receipts',• from farmers
graded Extras and firsts:
Grading Counts
•'Old hens should be disposed of now.
Our prices are riget for good quality stock.
GUNN,.. LANGLOIS & Co., Limited
READ OFFICE ` MONTREAL, QUE. '
Clinton Branch open each day from 7 a.m, to 6 p.m.
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you require
GUNN,. LANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED. '
\ CLINTON, ONT., BRANCH
PHONE 160