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CLINTON'S J ADP' GJEWEL13RY STORE; •.'
Rose
d Blue White
Diarriond Rings
Beautiful . iii', design on display in
Johnson's Jewellery Store. Prices
ranging Froin $20.00 to $100,00.
Don't miss seeing ;the new style
cut gla'S�s,n,Tca Sets and Water Sets
rr; Amber and Amber Triili.' This is
the lest display ever shown in Clin-
tax,.
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Gradu•rte of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewell.}y .,tnd:Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
's an ::Boys' Clothing at
ney-Saving Prices
Y1.the _new -up-..to datespring
styles 'and- patterns included -
in this big sacrifice sale
'Every suit overcoat: and raincoat reduced to a price for
quickclearing, :This 'affords. an opportunity to .'secure
up-to-date merchandise at real money -saving prices you can-
not afford.to' miss
r:1171• •
filen s::.Suits, pure wool Fox Serge,
Indzao dye, `?Sirith extra pants,.
Regnlai p22.4' iryp nA
SALE .PRICE r$16."5
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Men's Snits, Grey or Fawn shades,
fancy patterns, 1926 models, Reg-
'ular :$20.00 Suits •$.14:95
SALE „pun..:,
)3oys!` Suits, Pure Wool Fox Serge
and Fancy'Tweeds, some .With extra ,
!bloomers o ea at oioSt.
-Also a - few Spring and Summer
Overcoats and Raincoats to Clear
Every Garment priced as above for 1'
•
Quick Sale
COME. EARLY AND LOOK THEM
OVER: .
TERMS CASH
steel Bros.
- PHONE 25,
le that's
on' all 1 -them.
■
Astiostos rock as i!
comes tram tSO mine,;
e has been only one John8-MUlanvilIe
istinguishabie by its rock -like hard-
y of the extraordinary merits of
Ile rigid shingle at a reduced
cents of the cost of so-called
h .the introduction of
,
os Shingle
ted with asphalt
-black slate, or
styles; • Indi-
ugh and
con
ssura
ith
ers"
fan (ince al
it
, f :all sports ever
Sported, commend
me to angling -It,is
he ''wisest; virtuousest
discreetest, best."
To be a• successful fisherman. re -
clunes a'proper equipment so that•no,
condition of the day or water can £incl
liim wanting int Inst the necessary inz
strument'ou lureCito, make`. the'day`a.
sticdess. ISS now; time to "drop the
lino" and our Stook 'will'': supply• you
with tha requirements•' to.•furnish
lovers of the piseatorjal_ pastime with
the sought for pleasure and profit
Suppose a man's salary -to lie $900;
a' yen•, the purchase of $000' of goods;
in your town instead of "purchasing:-
outside,
purchasing?outside, Means • the addatigxn of one,
person to:your ;.town instead of that
parson -being supported abroad, •
Tlia: D Fait Co
Often the, Cheapest—Always the, Best
Miss Mabel Grluff has gone to -Loudon
to -spend a few weeks with friends.
Miss Annie Allison spent lust week
with relatives at Wingham.
Mr,• and Mrs. R. J. Fisher of Mill
street spent the week -end with Sea -
forth friends.
Mr. and Mes. T. J. McNeil and Miss
Ferrel Higgins were with -Exeter
friends on ISunday.
Mrs. C,' R. Online ]returned last ;neck
to hei home in London after a'fort-
night's 'V1Sit 'with Mos. Ferran.
'ilii, and Mrs. Robert . Etty and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Vesper of Mitchell vis-
ited Mr. J` F., Wasman on Sunday.
Mrs. George Chesney and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Chesney of Toronto
have been the guests of Mrs. H.
Plumsteel.
Mrs. Treleaven • and belbe of Lucknow
were. week -end visitors at the home
ofthe lady's mother, Dr. H. - and
Mrs: Fowler. •-
Mr. and MTS, Robt, Fitzsimons and
Mr: J. Cow, attended the funeral
of the late Miss Nellie Munro of
Goderich on Tuesday.
Mr. N. W.:Trcwartha was •a guest at
the joint meeting of the limon and '
Bruce County Councils, which took
place in.Hincardine-yesterday,
Reeve Middleton is in Goderieli this
week -attending council. The Huron
Council had a joint meeting with
the Bruce Oouneil . at Kincardine
yesterday. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. N: W. Rymer of Niag-
era Falls. N. Y'., and. Miss Lottie
nfudd• of St. ,Catharines, Ont., spent
the week -end at the home ref their,
father, Mr. T. Judd of Clinton. '-
Mr. and Mrs. C,: V. Munro, and son
George and Mr- and Mrs,"T. Sump-
seri' and Mr. H. Yendell of •Strat-
ford were visitors with Ma•. and
Mrs, E. C. "Muiir-d• during the past•
week. •
Dr. and.Mrs. E. W. Moles, Mr. Ken-
1 drick• Moles and Miss. ,. Georgina.
motored up from Norwich on -Sat-
urday and spent the week -end with
Mr. and' Mrs. W. A. Holmes, On
tario: street. • '
Mr. Harry Ball of the Western Uni-
versity spent
ni-versityspent the week -end with hie
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Nelson Ball.
Re left Tuesday to join a geolog-
real surveying''; party to the •Red
Lake 'district; and will be absent•
most of the sumrner.
Me. B. C. Munro was' called to God-
erichthis week owing to the illness
and death of his sister, Miss Nellie
Munro. • Mies -Munro had not been
in, robust health for some time and
her condition had been gradually
growing worse for some 'weeks.
De. Roberts of Toronto, who attended
the ,meeting of the Ontario Medical
Association. in London last week,
came up to visit Mrs. T. J. -Watt
and on his return was accompanied
by his Wife and littledaughter, who
had been spending' a fortnight with
Mrs. Watt:
Mr: Edgar Maguire, who. has been
spending the last two, weeks at his
home here, left yesterday for New
York to see his cousin, Dr. Burrell,
off 'to Europe. From, New York
he is leaving on a 3,000 \nile-motor
trip through the Southern States
and upon his return will spend the
summer at Dr. Hurrell'a-surniner
home.' '
•
Rev. hlr. I3arrison, Mr. Hawkins,
Misses Madelen arid: Ile.rriet Haw-
kms,,Miss Bawden, 'Med 3. Schoen-
hals,"A Mrs. 'C. 'Baker•; ;'Mrs. J. John-
ston, ;Miss Foster, ',1Ma;s, S. G.
,Castle, Mrs. Appleby and Mrs. J.
P. •Sheppardwent. up to Belgrave
on Tuesday to::attehd''the meeting
of the .Deanery;of•Huron.'; Mr: Mar-
rison had to return to offrciate at
the =funerlal of the. late Geo. Burn-
ett ,which took place here that al -
Clinton: I evJ.g-Ree,.or
TIIURSDAY,.-.JUN3;.3,-192 ;.,
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une >Roses are no sweeter" than our car of Pure Cane Sugar
. ust arrived, Car of Pure- Can Sugar. Special price this veelc
off the car, at the store for cash in sack lots,
also in f ive sack ' lots.
he market is firm and advancing as the preserving season',
is at hand.
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Still quantity'''of Pineapples for canning at $2.00. and $2.75 per dozen. Such a number of people'are'beying j
`' ,them and, there are.: such a number of ways Pineapples may be used.
IN .OUR FRUIT UEFA T1i 1 1�T`l''
1,e ltope;to have 'Fresh' Strawberries, Fresh Tomatoes, .Cucumbers; Carrots, Beets and Lettuce
Do not"missyour PonyVotes.::-The Contest "' • is really exciting.;
t O°T IER WEEKLY SPECIALS
Rimae' lbs. `for 25c Q'Neil's Soap, 6 bars fon
Ginger PP.al/s' 2 Ibs for 25c 10. bars` P & G. or Gold Soap
I apiece, Per^lib.. , . r 15e Cans Corn for . .
22
30c Palm.
y .. ,. •. .• n•:�............. ...........:....... Tree Soa `• em dozen .•
-2...tins. et. Pca`s fo .. • .lr, p ....: .
15c •
Our O
Baking .
.. '1' C Bakm Po e=
S: Q•.5: •Cleanser,:eaoh ;:. .....wn g wd r••
'Q,
25c
55e,
25c
49e
18c
B,odl y's7-MMiarshnnal-low Cakes, assorted• 25c
• Flexo, • 4111 110: oz. p '. ac.kage
'fox `�Se
.In -the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m
Grill and ' , '
"Service • ,
.Where " Sells for less " price prevails.
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'Kindly Order Early
Phone
48
Mr1OMPO IIRIMNIPMAIr11mMManom1 IMRlAiIiAIPYMIW.0
L. W. CURRELL—THOS.:S IHIPLEY
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*V' "WE HAVE IT" SERVICE
YOUR PART -Call 125w oe 125j for your need
OUR; PART - PromptAttention—Quick Service -Quality Goods and
Courteous Tr atni nt, -
Grape !'euit—Oranges—lemons—Bananas—Pineapples
New Cabbage—Lettuee—Green Onions—Texas Cooking • Onions
. • A Full Lind of the Finest Quality Groceries at Popular Prices
Variety 'and, Quality to Suit the Taste' of the Most Exacting.
- THE C. &S, 6ROCI RS
btain' Store, Phoiie,125 W. 'Branch .Store, Phone 125 J.
People You Ki Otil '
Mr. and Mrs, Hartley Managhan of
Windsor ,spent the weekend with
relatives here, '
Reeve, A. E. Eewin and -Clerk J., H.
Reid of Bayfield were in.town on
Thursday last. : a
Miss Mblrnie Walker has returned
home after spelsding a week with
Toronto relatives.
Mr. and Mrs: T.'Dun'bar and family
of :Sarnia are here with the lady's
mother, Mrs. G.' Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. :Gould of Detroit
have been visiting at the home of
We formner's father this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie M. Thompson of
London have been visiting relatives
in town during the past week.*r._
Mr.: and. Mrs. rBianchard of •Detroit
have been visiting the lady's moth.
er . Mrs. Marigaret Pickett of town.
Rev,,A. 1Vlaefardane Ieft;Tuesdayfor
Montreal, where lie .is: in attendance
l tat the Presbyterian General Assent-
bly
Rev, -Geo. Weir 'and Mrs. •Weir of
Ripley were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A: 'McKinnon; Ontario street, on
Friday lest,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lucas and family
motored up„ frollr•T Brantford, on, Sun-
day,.to 'visit the former's parents,
.and Mrs. X:: Lucas.
Mrs. Robert. Dunbar of Winnipeg was
called home this week by the death
of liar father, Mr. George Burnett,
which took•place on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaiser' and Mrs. J.
H. Paxman and Blaster, Clare of
Royal Oak,'MicS„ visited friends in
town the beginning of the week.
Mr. W. G. Burrows of Stratford and
Mre, Ellen .Burrows of Godericli
Spent a day last Week with the
fornmer's aunt, Mrs. H. Pennebaker:
Mr. and -Mrs. 'Jarvis --Purdy and son
of Melvin, Mr. lt. McBride and•Miss
Irene Bartlett of Flint, Mich., and -
Miss Burrows of ,Sheppardton were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.'Pen-
mebaker on Sunday.
Mr. Elmer Paisley; who recently .corn-
-, ;prated his first year at the Toronto
University, !leaves Saturday for
Akikolcam, north of Port.\�Arthur,
where he joins, a suiveying\,party
andwill be engaged durim;g,the
'Milner.
Mr. Elgin Mason, who has spent the
past' few weeks at his hone in
town left; for Romeo, Mich,; prior
to returning •' to New York
fiity Mr. Mason spent the winter
in California. a short time at Holly -
,`wood, where he anneared in
Para
mount moving - picture. Mr. T,
Mason accompanied' his son to
Romeo for. a•littlevisit.
Come Bogs and Girls
To the Candy I#ooth at the Presby-
terian Bazaar on Mrs. (Dr.) Shaw's
lawn on .
FRIDAY, JUNE "11th
The booth will include Lucky Pies,
Balloons, Boxes and Bags
Candy from 5 cents up
Come to the Candy Bower, June lith
Kindly leave donations of Bandy at
Miss McDonald's millinery store or
at Mrs. M. D, McTaggart's. • 60-2-p
.lune. Bazaar
The Girls' Auxiliary of the Presby-
terian church will hold a bazaar on
the 'lawn of . Dr. Shaw, Friday, Sumo
llth, at three o'clock, with the follow-
ing booths
FANCY WORK
CAN4DY
APRON
HOME MADE BAKING
RUMMAGE
TOUCH ANO TAKE
• AFTERNOON TEA
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Furnaces Lead
THERE IS A 'REASON •
It Saves One Ton of.Coal in Seven
Call in and get a price on that
furnace yon are thinking of installing
this year, orNpeepare for cold weather:
by having your old one overhauled
during the, summer • months.
Phone 244rand leave your order and
eVe,will look after'your work for you.
awkns
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
av _ Phone 244
II
We Furnish the Home
from Cellar to Attie
We `can supply you with almost ,anything necessary for the
home. Let us give you estimates on r Bathroom or Plumbing, Roof-
ing or Eavestroughing`
Coal Oil Stoves or Ranges, Lawn lbLowers, Screen Doors and
Screen Windows at Real Prices.
IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
As' usual we have a large stock of Furniture for the June Brides
to select from. W:e would ask you to call and- inspect our stock, we
]snow we can suit'you„both in assortment and price, and we will
make prompt delivery, to any address. a
Clinton Hardware and •FurnitureCo
THE STORES,'VWH A STOCK .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS • .r MONi7MENT DEALERS .
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
111”.
SON'S Snit
WHY I WILL BUY IT AT DAVIS AND HERMAN'S
BY.,A MOTHER
"First, because'I want quality --and I've learned frontpast ex-
perienee that I always' can be sure of getting it at Davis and Her-
man's. les GUARANTEED. Their materials are always of the
finest grad ==perfeetly woven, flawless in every respect, designed to
withstand long and hard usage.
"And price—well, I've never been able to figure out just how
that Store can offer Isueh wonderful suits at so- low a pricer They:
are always far ,below what one expects to pay for such smart suits
--and much lower than they could get for them. Naturally, that
point, appeals to my, good shopping sense. 1 get quality, style, and
low price—what more does one want!".
Davis & Herman
:
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W
Spot Cash for, Eggs and Poultry
(,�us�ldtp Couints
We are in, the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons' of
the year, prepared to pay top'p:ices for top quality.
95 per of Forner's eggs received last week graded
Extras and Firsts. ' '
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co,, Limited
HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE.
Clinton Branch open'each day from 7 a.m. to 6 pan.
Write, Phone or 'Call for any further information you require
GUIVN, LANGLOIS & 'CO., LIMITED.
CLINTON, ONT., BRANCH
PHONE. 130