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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELLRY STORE
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dad Blue
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Beautiful in 'design on display iu
Johnson's Jewellery "Store_ .Prices
ranging from $20.00 to $100.00.
Don't puss seeing the new style
cut glass in Tea Sets and Water Sets::
Amber .and Amber 'Trim. This is
ac the best display ,ever shown in Olin
ton..
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Graduate of :Toronto College of Optometry
ellery and Repairs Next i1ovey's Dog Store
Special -Prices
For Clearing
Children's Gingham and Chambray
Dresses, smart styles, well made.
Sni per sj4es, with 14Inniperi to match
deg• $i1.25cand $1.50,
To Clear ca.
• Ladies' House Dresses and Aprons,
Prints, Ginghams and Broadclothes at
equally reduced prices to clear.
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P1umste1 eBros.
The
Head
Buyer
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Home
Make your Pennies Count, buy at
THE Gz & S. GROCERS
gain Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
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Ashing le that's
• ; elrent from all others
Heretofore there has been only one Johns -Manville
Asbestos Shingle, distinguishable by...itS rock -like hard-
tress.
' Now you can gel i'nany of the extraordinary merits of
that fatnous Johirs=.Manville rigid shingle at a reduced
price—in fact 'within a few cents of the cost of so-called
composition shingles—through the introduction of
r FLEXST .i.l
The Mate Surfaced[ Asbestos Shingle
1Viade' of Asbestos 'felt densely impregnated with asphalt
Ia_nd surfaced with crushed red, green or blue -black slate, or
with feldspar which is a neutral gray; in'two styles;' Indi-
i.vidnal;Shingles or four in one Strip Shingles.
'Flexstone Astestos`Shingles'ate mineral through and
throughvand should not be Confused with ordinary coin-
position shingles. plexstdbe.Asbestos :,Shingles assure
the user �greater :;frre safety and mote, years of service with
]ower 41 'kee cost, ': They are a `roved li " Underwriters'
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Laboratories Inc„, and take base , rates;o£, insurance,
Write callw dw'..keTe Bone. Vile ll be� lad 'to give you
P g,..
ni Slier `particulars and pito 9
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rdware, Plumbing, Electric Wiring. Phone 147w.
Old Windsor Linen—So, good/a
writing paper, and by a most profit-
able arrangement priced at so low a
figure that we are constrained to tell
you about it. A 55 sheet' pad and j50
envelopes for 25c. The pad is excep-
tional value at say iSe and one pack..
age envelopes equal value -at say 10e
and the you get an extra package of
envelopes FREE. A popular set at a
;profitable price; 65 sheet pa). and 50
envelopes, 25c. 1
A letter a day while you're away.
Waterman's Pen supplies one of the
greatest needs of, the vacation season,
A reliable writing implement that
turns all outdoors into a convenient
place to do the letter writing that
family ties and social activities de-
mand.
A QUICK TELLI•NG POR HASTY
SELLING -7,50, sheets Waxed Paper
fon iQo, Pg3•-,lBi'.Itself in, Vie food
i;t sagea. (Y9,4 neve hpep used fo PAY-
ing
ay_
ing'Se for 15' sheets.
Swearing' at w kd%se won't stop his
liaulkimg. Grunnbliing at the weather
clerk w•o;'t stop€the rain, but a good
navel. or magazine will make the time
pass pleasantly and profitably.•
We want to introduce a new Ever
sharp Pencil to you. The introdue-
tion will cost you 50e. Made for heavy
duty, in ‘two -styles, lug with clip,
short wtih ring. The acquaintance
will prove desirable.
These are`Pien5e Days--Lpnch Bas-
kets, Paper Plates, Drinking 'Cups,-
Paper Spoons, Paper Napkins, Waxed
Paper. '
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday are
good days to buy Window Shades.
The other good days -are Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Tile We a, Fair Gov
'Often the G"ireapest=Always the Reg
POS9N4 i
ti,iimtwairozot,
Miss Laura Tucker' of Weston is 'the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Brown.
Miss Mary Collyer is spending her
vacation in London%
Miss Pearl Foster of Windsor is the
guest of her .cousin, Mrs. T. J.
Watt.
Miss Hattie Coertice leaves this week
ou a motor trip to St. Thomas and
Hamilton.
Misses Annie and Pear] Critteinlen
visited last week with .TIullett town-
ship friends.
Miss Hill, who has been spending the
past couplo of months in Strathroy,
has returned home.
IA% Earl Steepe of the post otiice
staff,:London, spent the week=.end
at his parents' hone in town.
Miss Bertha Crittenden returned
home Monday after a ;fortnight's
visit with Toronto and, , Acton
friends..
Miss Dorothy Robinson of Blyth was
the guest •of Miss Alineda Critten-
den over the weekend and the 12th
of July. .
Mr, and Mrs. E. •Cook and Miss Beth
Cook of London spent Sunday -with
Mrs. W. Collyer, Miss ' Beth re-
mained here for the . week,
Mrs. Henry Routledge of N,ew Lisk-:
;Bard is visiting at present with her
sister, Mrs. D. Sfeeps and other
friends in town and vicinity.
Mir. and Mrs, Dean Courtice and little
MissItetty of Hamilton visited last
week with the former's- father and
sister, Mr. D. G. and Miss, Hattie:
Courtice, of town.
Mr. George Middleton of Windsor and
Misses Helena and Jean Middletoir
of Toronto are holidaying at the
hone of their parents, Reeve C. G.
and Mrs. Middleton:
Mrs. Joe .Tarttbley' and ehildren of
Buffalo -d NrX,,.-<Mrs. Chas. Copp,
Goderich, Miss yl ay Hunter and Mr.
Salter of 'Winghdni were grfeats at
the home of Mr. andrs.
M D. ,Steepe
on Monday. • -
Mr. S. C. Rathwell canoe down from
Lucdknow to spend the week -end
and take part in the 12th of July
celebration on Monday. On his re-
turn home, Tuesday .he was accom-
panied by 'Mrs. -Rathwell, who hal
spent the past week with relatives
here.
Mas. James Morgan and Mr. Cecil.
Morgan of Clandeboye,, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Brooks of--Lucan, Miss
'Clarke and Mi': WeIIington Whit:-
ford
hit=ford of - Mooresville and Mr.; and
tMrs, R. Y. Cox of Goderich town-
ship were guests of Mr.'
".and Mrs.
Fulford on Mlonday.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scott'and,Mi'is
Ethelwyn , Scott of - Clifford were:
guests •over the week -enol at the
home of ltD. and Mrs W: S. Downs,
also' taking in the Orange celebra•
tion'( on
Monday. ` Miss Muriel
Downs returned with thein to Clic-,
ford where she will spend this week
with her cousin.
Mr, Murray McNeil, who has spent -a,
fortnight at'the, home ofhis par..
ents, ML incl Mrs T J. "McNeil, Ieft
Monday on .his return. trip to On-
tario, .Gahf He intended •oing to
Chicago an/twill elso • spend some
time in Mexico' before returning to
California. Murray' is another one
of Clinton's -boys who is marking
good in the big outside world.
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AgImmuitistoottoto
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nd Special Stgar Atrt'r�,
e aee ofering special price on sugar in one or five' sack lots for•Gash, "This week only"
Absolutely Pure Cane Suar, Dominion and Redpaths. '
This week will finish the Stra•Wbei,ries tor the seaeon—Leave your orders for:canning,
Sorneihing special for every: day you are working this week
'On Blue IVIondagi
Wash day, not a very pleasant suiajeci, , We are introducing Flex() in largekgs. 25c
10 bars P. &. G: and Gold soap 55c.' Sauce Pan Deal, O' Nei! s Soap $1.45.
Ttcsdaaj, Ironing and Starching Dag ;
Loose Starch, per 1i. '10c. Linit Starch, per pk. l do Parafine Wax, pk. 15c
and.then when you have finished your ironing,rhow aUout a cup of" Our Own•" ..Famous Tea,»,per Ib. 65c
Monarch Tea, per lb. 80c ( This is where quality counts) and a piece of Bodley's Sponge cake at 25c Ib. 'or
Marshmallow cakes at 25c and 30c. If you preferRCoffee_try '` Our Own" per ib. 70c
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Wednesday—Is of r halleholiday and.your picnic day, and there we are with you. Itis good for you/and good for us.
For Picnic Lunches ---Canned Chicken, each 35c. Pimento in cans 1Oe and 20c Pimento Cheese 15c.
Margaret Kelly's Sandwich Spree 35c - Potted Hand.'•1 Veal and Tongue each- lOc
Thursday --,Mending Day,`and a cup of Toddy to' refresh you, per tin 35c
Friday -2 -We will clean and freshen up the house with floor wax, Per can 50c
Q -Cedar Oil at 24c and 48c pk. Brooms at 50e, 75c and 80c.
Saturday ---Baking Day---O'Neil's special baking powder, lb.. 18c,. and we recommend "Silver Cake this week.
Break one egg into a cup, fill half -full with butter, then fill to the to with sweet milk, turn mixture illrt° a bowl
and add one and a half cups of flourwhich has been sifted with two teaspoons of O'Neil's Baking Powder.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In 'the\Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 par. Kindly Order Early
Cash and48
; Phone
Where service VV;TA-
ere " Sells for less " price prevails.
People you Know (Mrs. E. Langford of London and Mr. it
and Mrs. Dick Warren of ,Norwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fost , 9 .Cruder called on Mrs W. G Fulford oneT "'•± `�
MIs were in town on Monday . clay 1 £� i , .
Miss Muriel Parke of Toronto is the Mr. and Mrs. P. Holloway of .Sarni
guest of Mrs. J. C. Dandier. and Mrs. S. E. McKegney of Lon -
Miss Eileen Atkinson is visiting don motored„ -up. -from London ort
friends in Ingersoll and Woodstock. Monday and spent'the day 'IA C1in-
Mrs.Slack of Godeich has been vis- ton. Rev. Mr. McKegney returned
;ting Mrs. Wm. Jackson. with them to London that evemug.
KMW, J. Nediger and Miss.Helen, Mrd Fred Gillies of Kitchenerand Mr.
are visiting this week with yr and Mrs. E. G. Andrews and Mas -
friends. ter Buddy of Searboro Bluffs spent
Miss Agnes Walker Is visiting her the week -end with Magistrate and
Sister, Mrs,; Wilfred Tanner of ,Mrs. Andrews. 'Mrs, Andrews and
Wallaceburg. little. son are spending the week in,
Mr, Harald Lawson of -Ottawa has town.
been sepnding a vacation at his
home in town,' Come to the Garden Party on '
Dr, P. Hearn, who has been holiday- .
ing up in the Lakes district, is ex- I)It.'LLOYD .MQ1 FATT'S
• pected home today. BEAUTIFUL LAWN
Rev. S. E. McKegney of London was n< on -
the guest over the week -end of. Mr. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 22nd
and Mrs. E. W.; Morivson. Under the auspices of
Mr. George Cordell of Oyer, Alta., V ARN.A UNITED CHURCH
has been renewing old friendships The Sunset Quartette, London's
about towsis the past week. Premier Entertainers, will give •a pro-
Miss Viola Livermore returned Mon- gram of quartettes, solos, instrument -
`day after spending a week with als, etc„ which.' promises to be excel -
Windsor and Detroit friend's. , lent,
Miss. Hattie Livermore has returned - Tea from 6 to 8 o'clock
from a visit With her brother, Mr. Admission—Adults, 35e,""C]ildren,' 20c
Earl Liverntore of Stratford. 66-1'
Rev. A. Macfarlane is in Woodstock
this week taking partin the pro-
gram of the rPresbyterian% Summer
School.
Mrs, G. L, Chapman and 1VIaeter Ross
of Niagara Falls are spending the
,week with l�n and Ms. A. D. Mc
Cartney. --
Mrs. W. Piekardieturried last week
after spending a couple of weeks
with relatives at Plint and Roches-,
ter, Mich '
Mrs. Howlett and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Ypsilanti, Mich , have
been visitingthe former's• sister,
Mrs: 13, Oole.
Mr. and Mrs: P, S. Geddes and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence ' Cairns -of 'Otta-
wa have been:; Visiting ,Dr. and Mrs.
13. S. Brgwn,. :
Mr. Sidney Jackson of Lethbridge
has been visiting his, brother and
• sister,•M'ayor Jaekson and Mrs. H.
R. Steep.-ef town.
Mr. James A. Brownlee and daughter,
Miss .Dorothy,':of Toronto spent the
week-enas the guest,`i g the, for-
rner's srster1.141rs. W. J. Paisley.
Mrs. `George TIMM:net _ of Godericli,
formerly of Clinton, spent Satur-
day in town, _Coming „,down an ac-
count of the death of the late Mrs.
B1aclten<
*errand. Mrs. Chas. A. Coats, of Chi-
cago and Ali., W. W: Coats of De-
troit have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. C. G. Middleton during the
past wek-
Ilis'. and Mrs.e. ' W. T. Softies, of Bur-
ford -spent a' few .days with the
Iatter"s mother, Mrs. J. Wiggir'iton,
the latter returning( with them to.
Burford for a>little, visit.
Mr: and Mrs. Gordon' Livermore of
London and • Mr. and. Mrs. Howes
and Miss Janet of Harriston spent
die week -end "as the guests of 'Mr.
Box Social and Dance
Undew auspices of the
•r
Clinton Hospital Board
At Flayen Barton, the home of
Mr. Ephriam siren'
on
Friday, July 23rd.
Admission to grounds, 15e „
Ladies kindly provide box of lunch -
for 'Ewe, boxes to be auctioned,:
Cars at Town Hall'froni 7:30 to. 8:30
.01 1 way fare, lee
GOOD PROGRAb1--GOOD MUSIC
AND GOOD TIME
ALL COME
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Furnaces Lead
THERE IS ,A REASON
•
It Saves One Ton of C▪ arl in Seven
furs
this
a,
,Call and gets, a "price on that
aceyouare thinking of installing
year; or propareforcold weather
and Mrs. A. D. McCartney. byhaving .our old one overhauled
Mr. Karl Wilken left' yesterday for y
Windsor afterr spending a ween. in during the summer months. •
town. He made the'trip•lby motor.
IGar's old friends are ~always glad
to see him brit, he says he finds
fewer and fewer of -thein each time
he returns
Misses Jean Hogg -and Mary K. Stew-
art are in Toronto ,taking a summer
bourse in art' and Misses Betty
and Mary E. Stewart and 'Kate Mc-
Gregor nee timing a Course in phys-
ical culture.
Mr. and, i41�t s;, Frank Gibbs, Miss Sadie
and'A4asier Harold Gibbs loave,Sat;
urday on a trip to Moose' Jaw, Sask
They will stop off ,for a visit in
Winnipeg and':,Brandbn and will be
absent about a month.
Phone 244 and leave your orderand
rY
we will look after yotu• worlt-for you.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone ,244 --
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Why Not Take
It Easy
Since the Spring Work is over spend more time
on Your Verandah
We have a wonderuI stock of verandah furniture of all kinds,
Chairs and Rockers atall prices. Don't fail Ira see our new Cocotex
Verandah Rugs, sizes ranging from 3x9 feet to 71,1;x9*. feet. They
will wear for a life time. and prices are very reasonable, . Then yrs:.
have Hannno 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 prices, etc.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture C
Tf-IE' STORES WITH A STOCK
'FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Pbone: 104 ' Hardware 196
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Coolness. Comfort, Appearance
and Value that is Outst .1 ding
These good features are all -to be found in bur Suits. Light Suits
just fill the •bill for general suinlner wear, cop& hi and look over our
stock, •
SPECIAL TILL JULY 17th we will give 10,000 votes for.
the Pony 'with every suit' sold. Twice the reg
piar. amount of votes on anything •inthe store. Rempnnber.this offer
Asses on July 17th: 'Act now and help your favorite along.
Davisr. an,
PHONE 224,-W
VETERAN TAILORS a•1 " ' '
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Spot Cash for. Eggs and Poi Itry ,
Quallitg C uants
We %.xe in the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, prepared,to pay top prices for top quality.
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