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Asbestos Shingle, distinguishable by. its rock -like hard-
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`that famous Johns -Manville rigid shingle at a reduced
price --in fact within a few cents of the cost of so-called
conipositibn' shingles—through the introduction of r .+
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The Slate Surfaced ABltestoa Shingle
Made of Asbestos felt densely impregnatedwith asphalt
and surfaced with crushed red, green or blue -black slate, or
with feldspar which is a neutral gray; in two styles; Ind:-'
victual Shingles or four in one Strip Shingles.
Flexstone Asbestos Shinglesare mineral through and
through and should not be confused with ordinary corn
position shingles; Flexstone Asbestos Shingles assure
the user greater fire safety and more years of service with
Sower upkeep cost. They are approved by Underwriters'
Laboratories, Inc., and take, base rates of insurance,
Write, call or telephone: We'll be glad to give you
gurther particulars and prices.
Suttee Pevthie
Hardware) Plumbing, Electric Wiring. Phone 147w.
We experienced a "cdmnserciai
thrill" recently whcin a Iady told ria
that sate reads our 'advet•tiselnena
'very week. "We often wonder if it
pays us to". pay the printer. 'We'll
pay him cheerfully now alter this sat-
isfaction and consequent pleasure. 0
course we advertise to get returns, :c
is the, results that count, but to have
good values and not ` exploit them
would be unjust to you and to un,
hence our object in using thus space
is to give +,Dei information about our
goods: in small, palatable bomeopath-
ic sugar coated doses, easy to assimi-
late. 'As a cheering. thought for you
we add that another ad will not ap-
pear for a whole one,' hundred and
sixty-eight hours.
The whole trouble with a few lad-
ies was that they put the doing of it
off, and then again put it off and still
again from rosy dawn till dewy eve
and came^too late for the set of four
bowls at 98c advertised for the past'
four weeks in this . space. We may
again haye an -equal bargain : and will
let you know. ` The moral is -do it
now.
'You'll enjoy' Bystanders topics in
the Globeand get information fron,
the fourth column in the Mail and
Empire every day. The Star Week-
ly is'"tl\e best; publication in its class
we know, growing in favor -and de-
mand every week..
Watch your Postage Stamp buying.
Two cents for a letter mow instead of
three cents.
.As long as Clinton money goes
'abroad to purchase goods' for Olin -
ton's use it takes just that much .out;
of OIinton's pockets . and ' adds just
that uc to Clinton's
depression.
ssion.
More important than, how "to get
the ink- IN a Fountain Pen, is how
you get it OUT. Thats the reason
for Waterman's Spoon Feed. It Is
the most successful feature ever con-
nected with writing instruments,
It's easier for' a man to make
money than it is to spend it to the
satisfaction of his wife, our Wall
Papei being at ,a11 times especially
excepted.
Children have the TIME of their
lives -with their first watch, We
have the toy variety with chains for
the boys and the bracelet style for
the girls.-
Clinton
irls.
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Me W. D. Fair Go.
Often tete Cheapest -Always the Best (f
Miss Clara Steep is visiting her sis-
ter, Orangeville. ' Mrs. Atcheson of
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Mr.' W. J. ,MacDonald and son of De-
troit
etroit visited Mrs. ,Qaivi» Streets
over Sunday.
Misses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt have
returned from a pleasant holiday at
Port Stanley.
Misses Winnie and Sadie Draper of
St. Catharines are home' for the
holiday period. '
Mr. James Lobb • of Galt was a guest
over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Holland.
Miss Mary Cartwright of Londesboro.
'visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Medd
over the week -end.
Miss Jean Miller spent the week -end
with her cousin, Miss Mabel Har-
vey of Londesboro.
Miss Norma' Streets is spending a
holiday with her aunt, Mrs. W. T,
MacDonald of Detroit.
Mit. W. T. OENeii has returned from
a visit with her father in :Buffalo
and with friends in Toronto..
Misses Eleanor and Marjorie' Medd of
Exeter visited with Mr. nad J. G.
Medd of town over the week -end.
Mr 0. W. Potter left Monday for the -
west on heating of the .sudden
+death of Isis daughter, Mrs. McKim.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lloyd of Wilkie,
' Sask.,'visited with their cousins,
Mr. and Mac. Frank Layton, this
week..
Miss Nellie Medd of Exeter spent a
few' days as the guests of M&', and
Mrs. r G. Medd during the past
week.
Messrs, Edwin and Wilfred McKenzie
, of Toronto are visiting with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos,
McKenzie.
Dr, F. `J Campbell and Mr. and Mrs.
H. 3. Campbell, of : London, spent
the week -end at the hone of Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Urquhart and
their son, Mr. G. Urquhart, ,and.
his wife of Lansing, Mich., visited
last week ,with Mr. and Mrs.,. A. C.
Vodden and ^Mr, and Mrs E. G. Sa-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McKenzie\ and
Miss Helen and Master Douglas of
Detroit, and "Mr. and Mrs. George
-3fiBenzie and Master, Malcolm of
Dungannon spent the \week -end at
the parental home.
Miss Lucy Levy is in Toronto this
week, having gone down to attend
the 'wedding .of her cousin, Miss
Margaret Beady, to Mr, Reginald,
M. F. Ford,which took place yes-
terday morning at Holy Name
church, Danforth avenue.
Mr. Charlie Shipley, who has been
-working ;with the Standard Steel
:Construction Company at Port
Stanley, is home' the past week suf-
fering
uffering from a severe attack of
blood-poioming, His condition is
much in -IL -moved, however, we are
glad to report.
Mr.' Willis C. Coolrer, who has been
spending the past couple ofmeths
with his parents, Mr and Mrs. A.
T. Cooper of town, and visiting re-
latives in the United States, left
last week for. Montreai, where he
sailed on the Montealm for ` Eng-
' land. Mr. Cooper has spent the week, Mag, R, B. carter also re
poet eoepleoii years " in England , turned with thong for a little visit
and France;' : in Kitchener,
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12 Special Bargains for 12c each
for 12th of July Ciebration
on Monday, July 12th
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Can Corn
for
1 Can Peas for , lee • 3 Oranges for ...... ....,
2 pkgs. U-Lika Drink (1 for 10 cents) 12c 2 lbs. Corn Meal for ,
1s pkg. Gold Dust Scouring Powder 12e 1 Can Aylmer' Soup
'1 pkg.'. Lux.. , - .,. 12c k dub. Gum Drops -for
' 3 bars O'Neil's Soap . .. 12e • -; r'f Ib.. Chocplates Candy .
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12c
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Special Sherriff's Deal ---in Orange Colored pkg. with Fruit Nappie,, . 25c
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Fridag and Saturday
For Picnics For Cooling Drinks
3 dbs, Rice for .... 25e • U-Lika ... 3 pkgs. for 25e
Our Own Baking Powder , 18e Lime Juice, per bottle ' 35e
7 lbs. Rolled Oats ... 28e Grape Juice, per bottle . , 25c
2sthe reason
for Wa. . 19e
Marshmallow Oakes, per lb... 29e - Bodley's'Picnic Cakes, each
Watermelons, Cucumbers, Cabbages and. Tomatoes for July 12th,
We are unloading a car of pure cane sugar Friday and Saturday. Get our price at the car.
25c and 30e
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the:Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m..
Cash • and
- Service
W. To O'Neil
Where " Sells for less price prevails.
Kindly Order Early
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C< * ME TO CLINTON•
FOR THE I3 IG CELEBRATION
oriday, July. 12th
And rensain over for the
Concert in Recreation Park
at 8.15 p.rn.
THE BRUNSWLOK TRIO, LONDON
assisted by
THE CLINTON KILTIE BAND
Admission 25o
After the Concert there will be a Carnival on the main street
DANCING IN THE TOWN HALL AFTERNOON AND EVENI 66 1
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People You Kinow
Mr. Oliver Rands of Mitchell was
home over the week -end.
Miss Amy Hellyar of Massey is home
for the summer vacation.
Miss Jule Bartliff of Toronto is holi-
daying at her home in town.
Miss Lottie Slonian of Toronto was
home for over Dominion Day.
Miss Jessie O'Neil of Kitchener is
holidaying at her home in town.
Councillor F, W. and Mrs. Johnston
spent the 1st of July in Goderieb,
Misses Mary and Gladys Webster of
Londesboro are visiting Mrs. E. G.
:Saville.
Rev. Father Hogan of Watertown
called on Mr. and Mrs. James
Flynn one day last week,
Miss Norma. -'Bentley of London is
spending a couple of weeks' •vaca-
tion with her •sister, Mrs. Morgan
Rev. C. J and/ Mrs. ItIoorhouse and
Miss Ruth left Monday on a motor:
trip to Calgary, where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Manisa of Port Huron and Mr.
and Mis. C. Coyle of Windsor spent
Dominion Day as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Flynn.
Mr. and Mrs. 'V0. H. Stephenson of
Marlette, Mich., -spent a few days
recently with their sister, Mrs. R.
'Armstrong of Huron : street. ..
Mr. and --Mrs. W. J,, Ford' and child-
ren of Glencoe and Mr. Ray Ford
of Detroit visited over the holiday:
with, Mi. John Ford of town,
Mr. Jack Bawden and Miss Shirley
lRawden are in- Detroit this' week,
having motored, over with friends
wh6 spent the week -end in town.
Mr. and Mas. L. W. Warman and fam-
ily of Waikervitle motored . up to
spend theholiday and week -end at
the home of his father, Mr. J. F.
Wesniaco
Mr. George Horsley -and a party of
friends of Pontiac, Mich, spent a
few hours on 'Monday visiting his"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Horsley
of town.
Miss Daisy'Copp`has returned to re-
sume her duties as nurse-
in-train-ing at the Western Hospital; Tor-
onto wafter spending a vacation at
her home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel and
Misses Elinor, Jean and Margaret..
left Monday afternoon on a motor
trip to the west. They go via the
United States and will visit for
some weeks with Mac. Plumsteel's
parents at Oxbow, Sask,
Mr, W. C. Mead motored ' up from.
Kitchener on Sunday and on his rem
tuirn was accompanied by his wife
and little' son and Mrs., Webb, who
mad been visiing in town for a
Miss Edna Wasman, who has been; at
her home in town for the past three
weeks, returned to Toronto on Sun-
day. She was accompanied Ibr Miss
Ethyle, who has been teaching at
Bath and who spent a few days at
her home here and who is now
taking a summer course at the Uni-
versity of Toronto.
Mr. Hugh Mutton _and his mother,
formerly Mrs. John Dutton, who fY re-
sided in Quinton for a time, mot -
taxed over from Flint, Mich., and
spent the week -end as the guts
of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cunningh4s.
Mrs. Lutton has spent the past se -
eral months with her sons in Flint.
She came over frons Belfast, Ire
and in January. /
JULY 12th
GOOD HOT MEALS' ,
will be served by the Ladies' Aid of
ONTARIO ST. UNITED CHURCH
On the school room of the 'church
Dinner will be served early
ti•. DINNER -50e
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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 -you are thinking of installing
this year, or prepare for cold weather
byhaving your old one overhauled
during the summer months:
Phone 244 and leave your order and
1ys will look after your work for -You.
0 Dawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 249 -
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Why Not Take
It Easy?
Since the Spring Work is over spend more time
on Your Veranduh
We have a wonderful stock of verandah furniture of all kinds,
Chairs and Rockers at all prices, Don't fail to see our new Cocotex
Verandah Rugs, sizes ranging from 3x9 feet to 73d•x93. feet. They
will wear for a life time. and prices ars very reasonable. Then we
have Hamm Couches, Hammocks, :Sun -Stop Shades, in fact every
thing to make the verandah comfortable and cosy.
When thinking of installing a bathroom, of Eavestroughs or roof-
ing it will pay you to consult us for,priees, etc.
Clintonflardware and FurlitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
EUNERA/L DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS"
Furniture Phone: 104 - Hardware 195
Coolness. Comfort, Appearance
and Value that is Outstanding
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These good features are all to be found in ourSuits. Light Suits
just fill the -bill for general summer wear, come in and lookover our
stock.
SPECIAL TILL JULY 17th` we wive give 10,000 votes for
aud♦ws the Pony with every suit sold. Twice the reg-
ular
amount of votes dn4anythinI�g in the store. Itememb�er'this offer
Closets on July 17th. Act now ahld.lelp your favorite along,
Davis Herthan
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
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Spot Cash for Eggs and Poultry
Quality); a ll0 Couil]ts
We are in the market, for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, prepared to Ray top prices for.to quality.
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HEAD 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
GUNK,- LANGLOIS & 'CO. LIMITED.
CLINTON, .ONT.,. BRANCH
PHONE 190 ' ,