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TIIURSDAYs JULY 22, 1925.'
e Evening of the Moolnlagt
At that time the soft •Slight
t0 you. ',She is more responsive an
is ready to listen,to you. Then she
would be ;willing to allow you to place
on her fimtger one of those Blue White
'Rose Btid Diamonds shown at Jobn-
son's'"Jewellery Store.
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:Graduates of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs- . :' -Next' Hovey's Drug' Store
9pectal. Pnoes,
For Clewing
Children's Gingham and Chambray
Dresses, -- sthart styles, . well made. .,
Sirlaller sixes with bloomers to match
Reg. $i.25 and $1.50,
To Clear 98c.
Ladies' House Dresses and Aprons,
Prints, Ginghams and Froadclothes at
equally reduced prices to clear.
Plumsteel BPos.
PHONE 255
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Make your Pennies Count, buy at
THE C. & S. GROCERS
Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
Main Store, Phone 125 W.
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W hat is more necessars, more convenient and healthful
than a bathroom. Let us:give you an estimate of how little it
'will cost you for these conveniences.
Sutter rerene
Hardware, Plumbing, • Electric Wiring. Phone 147w.
_>Liondesbori
' Mrs.- (Rev.) Snell and Miss Sne11,
)notored.to''Londen on "Tuesday.
Miss Knox of Toronto is. visiting
Miss Blanche Snell, '
The M,'sses`, Warren, ,Of Medicine
Hat are visiting- at the. hone of Mr.
hex Wells.
Mr. and Mr,s: Alex. Wells.•visited at
;Centralia on •Simday.
Mr. and Mrs., Bert' Bruns`don of
Yorktole, Sask., have returned after
spending the past- week' with the
former's parents, b4r and Mrs. W.
Brunsdon. ,,
The, Women's Institute will hold
£hen,, annual picnic in" the Orchard at
the home of Mr. W. Brigham. They
have (been fortnnate. in seourl.mg the
services of the Brunswick Trio, who
(will give the pr.ogr.am!;from 2 tb 4
p'eloek. Supper will be•served atfive
is'cloelr. Everybody welcome.: Races:
Old. Windsor Linen—So -• good .e
writing paper, and by a mosttpro+fit
able" arrangement priced 'at so low a
figure that we are co'nustrained'to tell
yon about" it. A 65 sheet pad and 50
envelopes for 25e.• The pad is excep-
tional value at say 15e and ane pack
age envelopes egna klue at say 100
and then you get an, extra package of
envelopes FRED. A popular' set at a
Profitable price. 65 sheet pad and 50
envelopes; 25e.'
A letter a day while you're away
Witter nan's Pen -supplies one of the
great'e tneeds 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-`
A QUICK TELLING FOR HASTY
SELLING -50 sheets Waxed Paper
for lOe. Pays for itself in the food
it saves. (Yon have been used to pay-
ing 50 for 15 sheets?
Swearing at a'horse won't stop his
baulking. Grumbling at the weather
clerk won't stop the rain, but a good
novel or magazine Will make the time
pass pleasantly and profitably.
We want to introduce a new -Ever -
sharp Pencil to you. The introduc-
tion will cost you 500. Made for heavy
duty, in two styles, long with clip,
short "wtih. ring. The acquaintance
will prove desirable.
These are Picnic Days—lunch Bas-
kets, Paper Plates, Drinking Crips,
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:
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
r ppt snnnunuunmuimnuiu
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Mr. H. Charlesworth has been in
Windsor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Langford were in
Toronto on Monday.
Miss Clete Ford is visiting relatives
in Flint and Romeo, Mich.
Mr, Jas .R. Walker of Toronto spent
the week -end at his home in town.
Mrs. How of Toronto has been visit-
ing relatives in Clinton and vicin-
ity. -
Miss, Mabel Cluff returned last week
from a visit of some weeks in Lon-
don.
Miss Helen Fisher of Denver is Vis-•:
iting her sister, Mrs, ,alt. E. Man-
ning.
Miss Griffith, who had spent the week
with Mrs. T. J. Watt, left Satur-
day for London.
Mr. Jack Gibbings is visiting his
unole and aunt, Dr. J. W. and Mrs.
Kay, Lapeer, Mich.
Mrs. McKenzie of Lucknow has. been
visiting this) week with Mrs. J.
Snyder and Miss Agnew.
Rev. J. E. Hogg has been taking part
in the program of the Summer
'Scheel to Goderich this week.
Mrs. Fred R. Plewes and Miss Velma
of Moosomin, Sask., are. in town
visiting the lady's father, Mr. Robt.
'Walker.
Mi and Mas O1lin Hooper and fam-
ily of London visited last week with
the former's • mother, Mrs: A.
Hooper.
(Misses Bessie, Wanda and Connie
Olufl' of near :Bayfield are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. John Cluff
of town.
Misses Parke and Hilbern, who had
spent' a fortnight or so with Dr.
and Mrs. Gaudier, lorft Saturday
for Toronto.
Messrs. John and Gordon W. Cuning-
frame and John' Junior left last
week on a motor trip to Hamilton
and Niagara. .
Mgrs. D. McInnes and Mr. and Mrs,'
Hugh McInnes of Detroit are the
guests this week of Mr, and Mrs.
B. R. Huggins.
Miss Pearl Foster, who bad been vis-
iting her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Watt,
'left Monday to visit her sister at
Brooklyn, and later goes rip to
Thornbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gray of Toronto
are at present staying with their
aunt, WS. W. Graham. Mr. Gra-
ham is supplying at the C. N. R.
during Mr. VanHorne's absence.
Mrs. Earl Campbell of Calgaty is a
guest, at the ' 'home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Ford. Mr.
Campbell accompanied her east and
is now visiting This home. at London.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank E. 'Walker, Mas-
ters Robert; Stanley, Frankie and
Miss Marjorie, of Ottawa motored
upand spent a few days visiting
the former's father, Mr. Robert
Walker.
Inspector J. C., Stothers, Mr's. Stith
era and son,' Donald, are leaving
later in ,the summer for a motor
trip to :Clinton, ,Lucknow, Dungan-
non, Toronto, 'Braeebridge and else-
-where.-London Free Press.
Mrs, R. Roberton of Auburn is, visit-
ing her son, Mr. R. A. Roberton of
town, She is dight, fouryears old
and hadlived fpr dirty years on the
13th con. of Ilullett. 'She attended
the picnic at Hayfield Yesterday.
and games. A good time is expect -
Mr. and Mrs. Elsley have returned
after visiting Detroit and Leaming-
ton friends.
Mr. W. 'Allen has returned to
Paekseley ,Bery Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. John Manning are
visiting at the home`' of Mrs. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutton, Mrs. Yasper
and Miss Vesper o#'Toronto spent the
week -end as the guests ;of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hutton: '•
)Mrs. C. Plan* of, Cleveland, Ohio,
is spending the week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr: and Mrs. John Hgttoh..
-- WISE COURSE i ^,
Examining officer (to applicant for
a position -in the police force): "What
would you do if you were ordered to
disperse a: crowd 4"
Applicant:.• "Pass round "the"hat}'
` hree Special l.ttra do s
Shap ,
10 bars P. &` G. and'Go1d soap 55c
6 bars O'Neil's soap 25c
Flexo, per pkg, 25c
Sugar
Pure Cane, special price, bythe`
sack and five -sack lots,
Tea
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0140 Own " per ib: 65c
'"Monarch " per Ib. Y • ;80o .
" Windsoo ' per Ib, 48c
HOT ? J
Can.you kee cool''? Here are -a' few suggestions,for salads:
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Canned I'nnentos lOc and 20c:' ',Cream •Cheese 15e
• Canned Chicken r .. 35e .Cucumbers, hot house •
Tuna Fish • ,.. 2 an15c
c ...d 40c New Tomatoes
Per lU ti' 5c
Pimento Cheese 15o 25c •
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.,Bermuda Onions ,t1C
Friday and Saturday, we will double our Pony Votes with all purchases, of $1:00 and up.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cash and Service Special
Our Own Baking Powder - 18e•
Bodley's ,Cakes 25c and 30e 5 lbs: Corn Meal 25e
'grooms, Special . .. 750 - 3 lbs. Rolled, Wheat a-,. ... . 25e
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Kippered Snacks 2 for 150 2_. Cans Corn for ...... .. .,. 25e
-o Loose .Starch, per ib. 10c 2 Cans Peas,. .. , .. • 25e
Loose ,Cocoa, per ib. 10c Corn Starch, 2 pkgs .for .. -19c
7 lbs. Rolled ,Oats 28e ( Aylmer Soup, 2 for . ............ ......... . . .... 25e
This will be Cherry Week, Leave your order for canning.
Cherry Pudding ---Juice of one -lemon, cup sugar, two tablespoons corn starch, yolk of two eggs, butter size of an
egg, cools together, put pve stewed cherries, Beat white of eggs and spread on top, brown in oven.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. Inthe"Afternoon First -Delivery 2.30 p.ni. Kindly Order Early
Cash andO'Neil
Service W. ®' .
Where " Sells for Less " price prevails.
Phone
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People You Know
Mrs. N. A. Sharman. of Toronto is
visiting Mrs. A. 0. PattJisour.
Miss Nell Holmes, who has been in
Toronto for a time, has returned
home.
Mrs. Earle Steepe and children of
London have been visiting relatives
in town.
Mis W. J. Nediger and Miss Helen
have returned from a week's visit
with friends at Ayr..
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Mr. and Mrs. Bin* of Seaforth were
tate guests on "'Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. James Walkinshaw.
Mrs. C. E. Schuck of Toronto is this
week spendinga few days at the
home of her brother, Mr. T. H.
Cook. s
Mr. George VanLoon of Walkervflle
spent a few days this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rod -
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Burgess of Otta-
wa are visiting this week with, the
rady's sister, Mrs. F. French of
town.
Mrs. A. Anderson and Miss. Edith
Anderson of Stratford are spending
a few days with Mr. and Mis. W.
Wilson.
Miss Harrison of London spent the
week -end as a guest at the home of
her brother, Rev. L. C. Harrison, at
St. Pants rectory.
Mr• Robert Atkinson and Miss Atkin-
son of Cincinnati: Ohio, are guests
at the home of the former's broth-
er, Mr. D. J. Atkinson.
Mis M. J. Maguire of Pasedena, Cal.,
and Mrand Mrs. Richard Maguire
of Nashua, N.H., are the guests of
Mrs. J. J. Maguire of town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Paisley and fam-
ily of Toronto' are spending a vaca-
tion at Gthe home of the formes
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pais-
ley.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw, who has
been spending -part of her vacation
at Sturgeon Point, Kawartha
Lakes, is now :visiting at .her home
in town. •
Misses E. R.Carter, Luella Powell,
(Catherine Beaton and Mr. R, Car-
ter • are anioag those who are
attendance at., the Summer School.
• at Goderich:r
'Mrs, S. C. Andrews and little son of
Toronto, who have been visiting
with Magistrate and Mrs. Andrews
+of town have how gone to St. Clair`
Mich., to visit' friends.
Mrs. W. J.. McRoberts -•and son Del-
mont and daughter Elsie of Brace -
bridge are visiting this week with
• Mr. and Mrs. 'D Pickard and with
Mrs. W ,Pickard andMiss G. Rum-
• 'ball
Mrs.. Robert Armstrong, accompanied,
by her daughter, Miss Myrtle, left
last week to spend their vacation
with the for)ner's,.brother, Mr, W.
H. Stephenson: 'of Marlette, Mich.
They will also visit in Bay City,
Mieh., before returning.
with her sister, Mrs. L. Beatty.
Mrs. R. Cameron of Ilensall called
on friends iv the village one day last
week.
Miss Mossop spent the week -end at
her home on the Brunson line.
Mr. Eau] McNaughton of I{itchen-
er is visiting with friends in the vil-
lage.
Mrs. Freeland anal little daughter
of Toronto are visiting with the
former's brother, Mr. T. H. Johns.
Mrs. Douglas of Hensali spent the
week -end with Mr. W. and Miss E:
Logan.
The United Church garden party
takes place on Dr. iffeffatt's lawn
this evening..
Varna
Mr. and Mts.'W. McAsh, acocm•
parried b Missds Gladys: and Emily
Beatty motored':fromn Landon' on Sun-
day and .spent the day with fiends
in the village.
Quite a number took MI the garden
party at !ruceilleld Thursday last
and all report a good time.
Mr. and MTS. :: Ti. Dungan, Mr, and
Mrs, J. Reid and Mrs.: Armstrong 'of
Flint are spending their holidays
with friends and relatives 'in 'the
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comnunuity.
Mrs. Evans and daughter Eleanor.
of Seaforth are visiting with Mrs. W.
Miss Thompson has returned to
Clinton after "s lending 'a few days
The many friends of bar. A. Foote
will be pleased to hear that ,he is
able to be around again.
Quite a number of the young peo-
ple gathered at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Coleman on Monday evening
and'presented the young couple with
a niscelaneous shower. On Wednes-
day, night of last week there was a
shower given in honor of M'r. and
Mrs. Fred McClymoht. In spite of
the hot, dry weather these showers
will come, but Fred and Harve say
that the beans don't hoe a bit easier,
Box Social and Dance
Under auspices of the
Clinton Hospital Board
At Hayen Barton, the home of
Mr. Ephriam Snell
on;
Friday, July 23rd.
Admission to grounds, 15c
Ladies kindly provide box of lunch
for two, boxes to be auctioned.
Cars at Town Hall front 7:30 to 8:30
1 way fare, 10c
GOOD PROGRAM,—GOOD MUSIC
' AND GOOD TIME
ALL COME;
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Furnaces Lead
THERE IS A REASON
It Saves One Tai of Coal in Seven
Gall in and get -'a price on that
furnace you are thinking of installing
this year, or prepare for -cold weather
by having your old one overhauled
during the summer .months..
Phone 244 and leave your order and
we will look after your work for you.
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone •244
Why, Not- Take
It Easy?
Since' the Spring Work is over' spend more time
on Your Verandah -
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 Ty.)x9r/, feet. They
will wear for a life time; and prices are very reasonable. Then we
have Hanmro 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, ate.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STO.C)I{
FUNER*L DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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Coolness. Comfort, Appearance
and Value that is Outstanding
These good features are all to be found in our •Suits. 'Light Suits
just fill the bill for general summer wear, come in 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-
ular amount of votes on anything in the store, Remember this offer
closes on July 17th. Act now and hel%u your favorite along.
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VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
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Spot Cash for Eggs and Poultry
Quality' Counts
We are in the market for Eggs and Poultry all , seasons of ,
the ear.re ared to pay top prices for top quality.
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(HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE. ;.
Clinton Branch open each day from: 7 awn, to 6 p.m.
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you require
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