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Exquisite
HOVE TY JEWELRY
A colorful collection of novelty jewelry with which to
adern your Spring eosttune, Included are bracelets, brooches,-
�•+- bar pins tat -rings, .pendants,, chokers and vanities: Some
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in antique eifecst''. seine in very p tiin�desig Gold
silver plated, at, inose remarkably low prices.
'•5l'EGI.AL SALE OF SPECTACLES
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•ULL STOCK :OF MOTO'Rlil�l iGi.ASSES yv
RM H.- JOHNSON
• Graduate of; Toronto College of Optometry e
Fine Jewellery and Repairs • , Next Hovey's Drug Store
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Clothes Of
Ouaiittg
Our Spring.stock of Cloth-
ing in the new stiyles and
fabrics shonTd;interest jou,
A,
Boys appreciate good clothes.
as well as Dad
We are arialdng 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
rade by some of the hest ,.
nemufacturers, of all wool
materials and are real values..
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L. W. CURi3ELL—THOS. 'SHIPLEY
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Large Bleached California Celery—Leaf Lettuce—Grapefruit
Oranges -New Cabbage "fine"
bleernalade—Tams-C ort'—Peas---eromatoes
THE C. & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 3.
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Save the Surface and
You Save All
PA, ITii
PAINT AND VARNISH INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR
PROPERTY—MANY TIMES THEIR COST
If done: in time, pai,itingt keeps down the annual maintenance
expense by saving money that otherwise would be spent for repairs
or lost through depreciation.' '
The paint dollar adds more value than any other dollar
spent oil .your property
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Then too think of the beauty,anra can of paint. Think of the
change it will bring in the appearance of your house, and to every-
thing your brush tenches. •
HOUSE PAINTS—VARNISHES--AUTO PAINTS—OILS.& STAINS
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HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
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-PHU•.I'iSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926'',
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Your Roos
,rwror volOwN.M1w
The walls aro unquestionablj, the
most important feature in your rooms,
and Wallpaper) constitutes > the chief
note to that sense of satisfaction that.
only a pleasing interior can give. The
pattern you select is amatter for-
your
okyour
own -taste. The price . you pay.
is a matter for yaw own judgment.
Tho style of decoration j's a spatter
for your own, fancy. But when it
comes to quality goods, to u
-to date-
ness to style, to the giving of good
values these are matters for our look
rout, our responsibility, our concern
and work and we try to accomplish,•
Wee workmuch to your benefit as lt.,
Fe know how, •
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Our stock comprises a strong offer-
ing.pf attractively designed and col-
Bred patterns, moderately priced from
seven cents to a dollar and a half a
Toll. Friendly walls are the first es-
sential of a satisfying room and to
have -friendly wall§ you must treat
them. fairly in their decoration." Re
geed your walls not solely as dividing
lines between your rooms or as spaces,
on which to hang pictures but as an
important' part of your hone equip-
ment. What is there at the price that
will do so much to benefit your home
interior' as Wall paper?
me W. D. Fair co,-
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Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Among the Clinton students and
teachers who spent the holidays at
their respective homes here were;
Mr. W. Grant, London,.
Mr. W. Hovey, Toronto.
Mr. Will Argent, London.
Miss Ruth MeMath, Ayr.
Miss Beryl Salter, Toronto.
Mr• Ne11is McNeil, Toronto.
Mr. Bert Marshall, Toronto.
Mr. Ehnen Paisley, Toronto.
Mr. Robert Hunter, Toronto.
Miss Emma Higgins, GtieeIph,
Miss Ruth Higgins, Toronto.
Miss Eileen Atkinson, London.
Miss Agnes Walker, Kingston.
Miss Zetida Salter, St. Thomas.
Miss Patricia Cunningham, St.
Thomas.
'Misses Helen and Jean Middleton
of Toronto.
Misses Winnie add Sadie Draper,
St. Catharines..
Mr. J. E. Reinhart -of. Kitchener was
in town on. Monday.
Miss Lottie Seeman of Toronto was
home over—Eastertide.
Mrs. Terrence Tierney of Detroit is
visiting her mother in town.
Miss Belle Vietch of Ayr has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Penance
Mr. and Mrs. Herber8 .Castle have.
been visiting friends .in. -London.
Mr, Fred Lockwood, who has been in
Stratford, has returned to town.
Mr, W. Appleby of.+, ,Toronto spent
Easter in towit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs, James Scott returned
Monday evening from Cleveland.
blies Kathleen McConnell is home'
from Ieloy-dtown for the holidays. ,
Miss Florence Johnston of Ford City
spent. Easter at her home in town.
Mr. Ray Marshall of Roseville spent
Eastertide with his aunt, Mrs, For-
land. •
Miss Winnifred Hunt of Toronto
spout the Eastertide; at her home
in town. 'n
Miss Etta Hardy of Manilla is spend-
ing Easter week with her parents
in town.
Miss Anna Taylor is'visiting with her
grandparents at, Varna during the
holiday period.
Mass_ Rose Scott of Norval has been
visiting Mrs. Appleby and other
friends in town.
Mr. T. R. Watts of Stratford spent
Easter 'with his arents, Mr. and
Mrs: W. H, Watts '
Mrs. D. 'Crawford visited with her
daughter, Mrs: J:"'Gibson of Toron-
to, over the Eastertide.
Miss •Clete Ford of Alma College;
staff es spending the vacation per
iod at her home in town.
Miss Violet .Morris'en- is visiting in
Hensel!, with with her grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Robert:Morfison.
Miss Brown of Toronto spent the'
weekend as the guest of her broth-
er,'Mr. W. C. ;Brown: of town. •
Mist Dorpthy Rerke'of Alina College,;
St. Thornes, is spending the Raster
"vacation at her *home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ie: Garrett of Wroxeter'
are spending the vacation time with
the lady,'.s mother, Mrs. McCool,
Miss Marjorie Davies or Toronto is
- spending the holiday period, at the
'home -of Mr. and Mrs. E. IL Wiser
Miss Ethel Holmes '• of Toronto spent
the week -end .;with her parents,
Rev. A. A. and Mrs: Holmes, at
'Wesley parsonage.
Miss Kathleen Bennett of Camden,
Maine, a student eft Aima College,
St. Thomas, is the Easter holiday
guest of Miss Dorothy Rorke.
Mr. and Mrs :I. H.," Wise, who have
been spending the winter in Toron-
to, have returned to their home in
town. Mr Wise's health has not g� p '�p �t
improved as much as her friends' T
„. !<Yl31WKINS
Would like to ser;
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The gi9ring Show, • April 15th.
Big attraction kr Show Day, when eve have it.
Special price on Sugar in 5 sack lots.
lea,Showe3°s
1 of Sugar—While this car lasts we have a"special_price, by the sack, and the market is firm
A BIG SHOWER OF IIOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES THERE WILL BE SHOWERS OF GHE SL
will help you to house clean ! Finest Canadian Cheese
10 bars P. & G. and Gold soap .. 55e Roquefort Cheese
Kleanrhite Polish, per tin . . 25c
Steel Wool and Soap, Di'uro • . 15e Pimento Cheese
oa h s21
S p C tp , iss fore'. .. . , , .. , .. 25c
Sauce an `Deal .. $145 Cream Cheese
Lux, per pkg. .... • Ile
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Ol'i-Dr,teh
t Cleanser, 2fornser 5c
2
.$1.00
We have a new "Sandwich Filling ' Ix is delicious
sandwiches called; °Marget Kelley Sandwich' Spree,"
Best Values in Black teas from 48c to 80c ib
AFTER SHOWERS COME THE REAL DOWN
AND; HERE OUR PRIC'BS' GO DOWN
2 tins Jani for
lO tins Soup, Veg'etable,and'liomato $1.00
2e/e lbs. Black Tea. .,• ............ .
POUR
. $1,00
e 10 pkgs. Corn:Stereh-for ' .:.$1:00
7 lbs: Rolled Oats for .-, , , 28e
t 2 jhaere;Broken Sodas ... -' 2fic
- 12,1
;Jars, Peach? Jam . .. • , t
10 tins Olark's Soup . I
...$1.00,
cans Corn fen ee "14)0
WE MUST BANE SHOWERS
TO MAKE OUR VEGETABLES AND FRUIT GROW.
For the present we are selling Southern Vegetables •
" New Cabbagee-Spinach—Cauliflower=Radicles—Celery
• Lettuce—Green Onions, - '
.SHOWERS—OF JELLYPOWDERS •
New FIavors---Mint, Coffee and Black Currant
It only takes a little water to realer them, but they are' de -
$1.00 Iicious and all on "display in our "New Jelieteria" •
$1.00 Nu -Jell and McLarens ... .... 3 pkgs. for 21zi
Tea -Demonstration, April 15th.
We postponed our Tea Demonstration until our -Spring Show.
Everybody is invited, to have 'a cup of tea, 'on that day.
In the Morning First :Delivery.9 a,m. In the Afteinoon First Delivery 2.30 p.tn Kindly Order Early ,
Cash and VA j
O'Ne-4217-'Service o •48
• Where "Sells for less "price'prevails.
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Miss Ferro! Riggin; spent the evee1
end in London.
Mr. •Ches. Hovey of Ingersoll was
home for Easter.
Miss Marjorie McMath'spent the Eas-
tertide in Toronto.
Miss Hampton of Goderieh is visiting
Mrs. Fred Hanly of town.
Miss Jule Barbi{£ of Toronto has been
visiting her house in town. -'
Miss Gertrude Wallis of Midland ,is
home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Gerrie Thompson visited with
Toronto friends over the holiday.
-Miss Pearl Foster of Windsor is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. T. 3, Watt.
ler. Thos. Archer of London has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. -Rath of
town.
Misses Jean Ford and Mary Hovey
spent Easter in Detroit with
friends,
Miss N. C. Bentley of London spent
Easter with her sister, Mrs. Moeeee
Agnew•
Miss Beatrice Jervis of Toronto
spent' the Eastertide with her moth-
er In town.
Mr. D. W. L. Cantelon of Lupknow
spent the holiday period with his
family in town.
Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Wasman and Miss
Helen of Toronto are here for the
holiday period.
Miss Edna, Wasman of Toronto and
Miss Ethyle Wasman pf Bath were
home for Easter. -
Miss Daisy Copp has returned to re-
stane her duties on the staff of the
Western Hospital, Toronto.
Masters Bob and Billy Phoenix of
Hamilton have been Easter guests
'with their grandmother, Mrs. R. I.
Cluff.
Master Bruce Weatherwax of Orillia
is spending the vacation at the
home of his grandparents, Ma. and
"Mrs. D. Cantelon.
lela•s. A. Weatherwex and two child-
ren of OriI•lia . are visiting at the
home of the Iady's perents, Mr. -and
Mrs D. Cantelon.
Mr.aR. W. Weed, who has • been in
Herriston for' the past fortnight or
de spent Easter with hie 'family in
town, Mr. Ward intends removing
tan Harristoil soon.
Miss Mary Horning of Palmerston,
Miss Sadie Gallighar of Teeswater
and Miss Mary •Stowaat-of Seaforth
are spending this ,week, - es- the
ghosts sof Miss Jean Hogg at the
Ms.
Mrs.lanHoelmes :of Detroit 'aird- Mrs.
Coyle of Windsor were weak -end
guests of their cousin, Mrs' Eames
?!Jynn, They carne to attend the
funeral of their aunt, the late Mrs.
Jas. Reynolds. -,; ,
Miss Elinor 1,einp,_ •hwo has been
spending thee vacation. : at her home
in town, a•eturn$- to ,Bruce Mines
Shturday, iShe will lie accompanied
bylieY mother, who wiIl epe ed sev-
eral weeks 'with' her.
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Ye Olde Tgnge
Fiddlers
Huron Central Agricultural Society
are holding ,
A FIDDLERS' COMPETITION
SPRING SHOW NIGHT
Thurs,, A .;. r.15th
Town hall, Clinton
at 8 pan.
Prizes for Competition as follows:
lst, $10.; 2nd, $7.; 3rd, $5.; 4th, $3.
Special prizes will also be given of
$54 each for the oldest fiddler, the
youngest fiddlers and the fiddler coin-
ing the greatest distance,
RULES
1. Open fo Counties of Bruce, Hur-
on and Perth.
2. Each contestant to play two se-
lections, one selected. by . pommittee
and the other by contestant.
3. No entry fee charged and $1.00
paid each contestant not reeeiving a
prize. Any or all ,contestants liable
for service: during dance.
4. Accompanist provided.
5, Jueges award is final. '
6. Committee in eharge reserves
the right to make any additional rules
that may appear necessary,.
7. Old time music to eebasis of
contest, "
8. Professionals are not eligible.
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Old Time Boyce After Concert
1 Admission 50c
Proceeds to go .to Spring Show Funds
H. C. Cox, Pres. W. J. Miller, Treas.
E. Rozell, S. B. Stothers, Secretaries
If you wient-to laugh your ills away,
SEE—
" OH DOCTOR '
With Reginald Denny and Mary Astor
at -
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, on
Mon., Tues., Wed.
April 12,1j, 14
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Have us give you an esti-
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Sole Agents for
Mai tin-Senaur Paints
and Varnishes
GIVE ',U$ A CALL
Hardware 'and Plumbing.
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How about your fiaor coverings for spring? We have a fine
assortment of the newest •patteens of Linoleums, Congolegms and
Oilcloths to suit any room in the house, as well as carpet/ rugs in
Wiltons, Axninisters, 'Brussels and Tapestries.. We have lots of rpom
and are always pleased to show them.
In, putting away your furs you will be wise to consider a Cedar
Chest. They are absolutely moth proof.
And don't forget • we always carry a well assorted stock of
Springs and Mattresses at prices to suit everybody.
Soine Real Specials in Coil Springs
HARDWARE DEPT.
Try a package ef. Sootfo to clean your; stove pipes and chimneys.
Will prevent rust and creosote dripping from pipes and chimneys.,
Easy to apply and saves a lot of dirty work.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
TAILOR MADE
means
BEST MADE
Once you -have experienced the satisfaction of selecting your own
,style and you' :own•material. then feeling the comfort of an absolutely
perfect fit, yon.will" knew vhy`partieular men will never wear any-
thing belt tailored -to -their neeeere.clothing, You'll wonder how you
,ever wore, "off .the shelf" garme it's, •after wearing one of our suits!
TAILf R=MARE CLOTHING' IS NOT EXPENSIVE
ASK• ONE OF OUR. CbSTOMERS•
BJLTMOILR •AND BORS,A:bINO HATS:FIT-'U=WRGL CAPS
Davis sic Herman:
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224,W
Spot. Cash for Eggs and Poultry.
Chianti) Counts
We are in the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, prepared to pay top prices for, top quality.
Nearly half'of our customers had no undergrades last week
- GUNN, LANCLOIS & Co., Limited
HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL, QUE.
Clinton Branch open each day from, 7 a,m. to 3 p.m.
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you requre,.
GUINN, LANGLOIS , & CO.,, LIMITED.
CLINTON, ONT., 'BRANCH
PHONE. 190