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-Jewelers etigi,lie practical,as well as
ly ornamental,. ,;fake ,our .watches •for ec
ample. They ;aretthe last word in accurate
time keeping, ,fashioned of gold or .silver,
encircled by _b,andsonlercarving! The hum-
ble pin has been.etrttng'ed into an object of
rare beauty, s?nin and wrought :of precious
metals, into; ,exquisite ;designs, You will
find every chicle in our .store will'be the
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;pride and Joy of every person" who apprec-
ii,etes things beautiful.' '
4vg;t,li Repairinn IJclm ad Setting
Export Worl 4ushi,p Oupr, uteed
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Graduate of Toronto College• of OptometryFine Jewellery and Repairs Nexb'Hoveys Drug Store
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Cur Spring stock of Cloth-
ing in the new styles and .
fabrics should interest yoti:.
Boys appreciate good clothes
as well as Dad
We aro making - a .special
effort to increase our turn-
over on Boys' Clothing dur-
ing this month by quoting
very closeprices.
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Our Boys' Clothing is well
marc. by some of, the best
manufacturers, of all wool
nraterlllls handl etre real values.
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1'JIURSDA'1, bfARCH 25, J926,
qt a tr,+i'
Scatter Sunshine
with
Easter Cards
,Putting :building-ma•terials 1'02;0E-t-
ar
'02;0 -er so that they develop into skyspr'ap-„
•ers would be easier jor some folks
lhan put£ing woe=ds together so that;
they pr'odnce lofty and inspiring.
thoughts. A seasonable greeting card,
and at no, time more than at Easter,
fills the need, The sending of them
on such occasions is. becoming more
and more "the thing to do." They
keep alive ,old • friendships, express.
thersentiment-you wish, carry' our,,
thoughts' -and it 'tate day with well
chosen, .meaningful words. At Eas-
ter.-- they have - a'' religious t6ndeney
'which is a national need.
For the children we have many
"Noye1 Novelties." Bunnies and
fuzzy cunning little chicks, Peter cot-
tontail in
ottontail-in gala attire and other novel-
ties o2, {bedtime story fame. All at
modesdte prices.
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often the; Cheapest .Always the Best
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r,.tuanm+,�R,Veiueuunatiam tli
..��Q Rung' kb.
Miss Harriet ilkwkh a rceturned last
week from a visit ie} liepaon, •
Mr. and _Mrs 4, J. ee speniials were
in Goderisb uvea the week -end:
Miss CIark spent the week -end with
- Toronto and Pickering friends.'
Mrs, Hartley Monaghan of Walker-
ville is visiting friends hi town.
Itev, a'. E. and Mrs. Hogg are spend-
ing
pent{u g the week with Detroit: friends.
1 K.1.7. W. E. O'Neil of Orlando, Florida,
iy, tapelldii?g a short holiday in Olin -
ton.
Mr. Wellington Cook -of Hamilton
has been visiting in Clinton this
'veep, ,
,Mr's. W. S. Downs , is visiting - this
„ week with Iiarriston and Clifford
friends.
Miss Viola Livernio!'e spent the wibek-
end at the home of her. brother, Mr,
• Earl Livermore of Stratford.
Mrs. C. Harvey and Miss Elva Har-
vey of Exeter visited Mr, and Mrs.
A. T., Cooper. on Saturday last. •
Mr. 0. Gale, who has been spend-
ing 'ilia winter -in the vicinity of
Delhi. 'arrived home on Tuesday.
Mr .1 +Sterling; who thas been spend-
ing the winter with his daughter.in
Ja•elcson,Mieh., returned home this
week.
IVLiss Lottie Judd returned to St.
Catharines on- Saturday, having
spent tete winter at her home in
town.
Mrs. R. Macdonald ,of Edmonton is
the guest of her sister, Mrs; Fames
Escott. Mrs. Scott went to Toronto
"to meet her sister.
Mr. S. L. Lucas, accountant in the
Bank of Montreal, was - called to
Alvinsten on Saturday on aecouut
of the death of his mother.
Mrs. Mason, Who • has been visiting'
her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Wise and
Mrs. 'McLaughlin, during' the past
'winter, has returned to her 'hbn,e
in Saskatchewan. •
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LiteSBleached California' Celery—Leaf Lettuce—Grapefruit
Oranges :Naw Cabbage "firm" . !.
Marmalade - Jains—C orn—Peas---lTomatoes
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THE C.& S. GROCERS
Store, Phone 126 W. Branch Store,': Phone 125 J.
Don't Miss the Easter Carols.!
ThNlear Easter morning. air will be filled with joyous .Easter
Carols, reverent deep throated Organs will be heard from coast to
coast and services by the most famous pastors will be on the air.
If you haven't a radio, you will of course -miss all these beautiful
things. But why should youimiss them? There .• is a radio for,.every
purse! You cant' say ,you ,can't afford one! ',Because you can!
Every day and evening of the - eiitb'e year is filled with the
world's choicest music, talks by the world's best speakers. Things
educating., interesting, entertaining, amusing and worth while.
COME IN AND LET US DDMONSTRATE OUR NEW MODEL
RADIOS ANI) ACCESSORI1•;S
Sutter '8c Perdue
HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
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Auburn,
A Iarge number of women attended
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the Institute heli} at the home of Mrs,
Chas. Howson on Mar. 16th. Papers
were read by Mrs.. Herb Mogridge on
"System tic. Housecleaning" and Mrs.
Cruikshanks of .Wingham,> district
president on "Children in the Home,."
After which® a social half hour and
dainty lunch was served.
'MTS. Wm. Bogie of Leeburn is vis-
iting at the home of her : son, 'Mr.
Harold Bogie.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart went to Detroit
on Tuesday last
'Mr. and Mrs J. J. 'Washington vis-
ited friends in Clinton on Friday last..
ReV.E Mr. Small of IIarriston
preached in Knox. United church on
Sunday morning. Rev. Small was a
former pastor here.
The funeral of the late Mr's. Chas.
Thom' took place from the home of
her son, Mr, Wm. Thorn of Colborne
township, on Monday • at 12 o'clock.
Interment was made in Wingham.
cemetery. ,
bir, mut liars. Bert Mills spent Sun-
day at the home' of the latter's par-
ents here, ,Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Reber -
ton.
Mr. 0. E. Erratt was in Toronto
last week:-
We are sorry to report that Mr,
Gordon Taylor is on the siok list.:
Miss Lottie Jackson is kissisting• in
the store.
Tuckersmitn Township
It is our sad duty to announce the
death of iilr. John Johnston, which
took place at his home, lot 28, con. 1,
--en March 17th. .„Mr. Johnston Was
only iI1 a few days froth severe at -
If you;;rould not be April Fooled see our Bargain Dollar Day List, Show Day, April lst.
FIeazr about onu1, Car of Sugar to be unloaded about Show Day—Special Price;April 1st
By thc, ,'pag or in five hag lots, took at qur Easter Window Display. Chocolate Bunnies, Rabbit and Eoosters
APl IL HOUSE CLEANING Steel Wool'and ,Soap • . , . ' 15e
We will tell you how 'to make a good
l'oole the of tel keepers would' pilco to bei NO hl'JCl7,' FOOL DEMONSTRATION The eo 1 ho o£ Tea
1 ie$ Mit of thrs Sob! 7 p e who have secured aux"
bars Soap, P & Cx: or Gold , 55e Call and Irave a ; cup of tea -daintily SAUCE PAN DEAL
Yleaxibrite Polish , 25e served with a cookie. Real value in Tea have Not Been April Fooled
'Real Demonstrator . TII'RY ARE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
'eare TntioelueingyH April 1st
Nf.-Jelly Jelleterna For Show. Day
WE 'IIOPI� ' T WILL MOT APRIL Fool, US
Birt We expect to:.be able to show it to you and also
demonstrate Jellies and Custard "Pudding -."Alli 3:-Iarry
Horne's Nu -Jell and Dandy Desserts" Special prizes and
coupon pasitak•,es,
EASTER EGGS—EASTER FRTIITS AND FRESH FISH
FOR GOOD FRIDAY
You will not be fooled here
FRESH HERRINGS •F;ROM +BAYFIELD
h 0 STORAGE OR FROZEN FISH
141/ lbs' Granulated sugar
21/ lbs .Black Tea for
-1$'.pkgs Jelly Powder for
12 lbs. Loose Cocoa for
6 ties Baking Powder for
2,0- lbs. Corn Meal for
2 :fins Jam for.
3 large Bottles'.Olives for
10 pkgs. Corn Starch for , ,
8,cans:Corn for
Real Bargain List ---for Show Day
No Fool Prices for You Here
All Cash, However ---One $ Day
for .........$1.00
151.00
$1.00
$1,00
$1.00
7 Jars Peach Jam for
$1.00
10 tins' Clark's 'Soup for . $1.00
'7 tins Campbell's, Soup for • $1.00
2 +Brooms for $1.00
SPECIAL FOR EASTER
$1.00 New Assortment of Seniles an' Chuckles pee 114' .,. 39e
$1.00 Maple Buds, per lb._. . , , , ; . , ., .... ..:... 39c
$1.00 FOR EASTER SUNDAY BREAKFAST-
-31.00 Gunn's Breakfast Bacon—Breakfast Sausage
31.00 Easter Special in" Oranges, per dozen ... , . , , • , 29e --
New Cauliflower, Cabbage, Spinach, Tomatoes Lettuce Celery
Easter Olives, Stuffed and Plain 39c
In the MVlorning First Delivery 9 a.im. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. . Kindly Order Early
I Cash and
Wrvice O'Neil' hone
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Where "Sells kir less "price prevails.
tack of appendicitis, which Proved.
fatal, He was in hie 65th years and
leaves to mourn their loss a widow
and two sons, Alton and Eldon, both
at hems. Mr. Johnston will be sorely
liliSppd as he was si good neighbor
and a Whin father. He was a life
long Consel'yktive and a Presbyterian.
in religion. The funeral took place
from his late residence ori Saturday,
March 2,0th, interment let 'Baird's
cemetery: Those front a distanoe
who attended were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ross 3ohnstotl and son of Blake;
lYLr. and Mrs, F, Turner of Drysdale;
1 r. and Mrs, H. Weido of Zurich; Mr,
P J.linstoll of Blake; Mrs, J,
otead, •Godexieh, also her two daugh-
ters, +14irs. J. Carruthers of London
and Mrs. b .D. McMillan of Goderich;
Mrs. A. Hdighoffer, Make; Mr. and
Mrs. 5., Nicholson, Auburn. Miss E.
Johnston, Hensall; Mrs, G. Nicholson,
Crediton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnstoin,
Clinton; Mrs. Geo. Sheppard; Hohnes-
ville; Mr. Andy W 6ir, E. Douglas J.
Boyce, {London. The, services were
conducted by his pastor, Rev. 0. G.
Armour.
Mrs. Johnston and sons wish to
convey their thanks to the kind
friends and neighbors for tale sym-
pathy and,kindness shown during Mr.
Johnston's illness acid after his death.
Mr. Fled Leonard had a very sue -
MAKING MAPLE SYRUP
IN BRUCE'
Jaynes A. Garland, of.ECargill, who
-is known ds the maple syrup king of
Bruce County, has over 2,400. nsple'
trees tapped in his sugar bush south
of Cargill, Mr, Garland stated last
°Weeik that he, expected to, hgve•an ex-
ceptionally good tun of sap this sea-
son on aegPunt of the heavy snowfall
during the winter.
Ye Olde Trite
' Fiddlers
`Huron Central Agricultural Society
are holding
A- FIDDLERS' COMPETITION
SPICING SHOW NIGHT
Thursdag, Apr°.1
Town hall, Clinton
at 8 p.m.
Prizes for Competition' as follows:
1st, $10,; 2nd, $7.; 3rd, $5:; 4th, $3.,`
,special prizes will also be given of
$5.b0 each for the oldest fiddler, the
youngest fiddlers and the fiddler corn-
ing the !greatest distance.
RULES '-''
1. 'Open to Counties of Bruce, Hur-
on and Perth. a
2. Each contestant to play two se-
ilectiops, one selected by committee
and the other by contestant.
3. No entry fee charged and $1.00
paid eaSh contestant not reed -King a
prize. Any o all contestants liable
for service during dance.
,4. Accompanist provided.
5. Judges award is. final.
6. Cemxnittee'in charge reserves
the right to make any additional rules
that may appear necessary.
7. Old time music to be basis of
contest.
8. Professionals are not eligible.
Ole If ilk! Dance After Concert
Admission -50c
Proceeds to go to Spring Show Funds
H. C. Cok, Pres. W. J. Miller, Treas,
E. Rozell, S. B. Stothers, Secretaries
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Peerless
Jubilee Concert
The Peerless' Jubilee Concert Co.
Will give an entertainment under the.
auspices of the Baptist church in the
Town' Han, Clinton!
on
Tuesday, March 3Oth
at 8 o'clock
Watch for FurtherAzinouncenrent
Admission--Aduits, 60e; Children, 25e
The following is a newspaper com-
ment after the appearance of the
Singers in St. 'Mays;
"Seldom are Sooai music lovers af-
forded the opportnyity • of hearing
such a splendid concert of so high a
calibre as that given by the Peer-
less jubilee Singers in the United
ehurch.last night, when anaudience
of 600 listened to a program of smith -
ern melodies and plantation songs
beautifully sung.
So enthusiastic was the audience
that two dpeeial numbers, "Swing
Law Sweet Chariot" by the mixed
quartette, and "Roll Jordan Roll" by
the male quartette, were sung by re-
quest."
A CANTATA
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 29th
the choir of Ontario street United
church will tender, for the benefit of
the W. M. S., the beautiful cantata
"The King Eternal"
This will be a rare musical treat.
Conic and enjoy it.
Tickets Only 25c
NOW
IS THE TIME TO ORDER.
SAP PANS--BUCKETS—:-SPILUS
and he: ready for the sap when it be-
gins to run
Hand made pans and buckets evade
to order,
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
SPRING
Is Just Around the Corner
And May be Here Any Day
—Hope So
We are ready for all your
requirements for houseclean-
ing with a large stock of
Mur'eseo — the housewife's
friend—In all colors. It can
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
�r fos-both inside and outside
Ask for a dennonstrtion of Johnson'•Etectric Floor Polisher—
This is a real labor saver. Lots of Floor Wax of all kinds.
See our specials' in Blue and White Granite, your choice nt 31.19.
.FURNITURE DEPARTMENT -
'As usual we are ready with a lino new stock of Congoleunt Rugs,
all sizes, and Congoleum by the yard, Linoleums in different pat-
terns and widths and Oilcloths galore. Rugs in Wiltons, Axnrinsters,
Brussels and Tapestrys..
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Clinton Hardware and. Fur c itureCo®
MINERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Photo: 104 Hardware 195
Well Dressed He .ds
for
Easter
When yon step out on Easter morn, or
any morn, your outfit should be topped
off with a Biltmore Hat.
- Alt the new shapes in many. beano-
fel shades - and only $4.00.
Caps tofu, $1.75 and up
Davis St 'Hernia
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
Spot Cash for Eggsand Poultry
Qualitu Counts
We are in the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, prepared to pay top prices for tap quality.
Last' week 95 percent of our egg receipts from 'farmers
graded Extras and first.,
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CLOIS & Co., Limited
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HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE.
Clinton Branch open each day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Write, Phone tir Call for any further information you require
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