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PIIURSDAY, JUI.i
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER STORE'
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of the Itiloonlight
At that aura the soft Tight is kind
to you. She is more responsive and
is ready to listen to you. Then she
would-be willing.to'allowyon.to place,
an her finger one of those :Blue White
Rose Bud Diamonds shown, at Jolui•
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son's Jewellery (Store.
R. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Iiovey's Drug Store
Clcariiig• Sale
Of Men's and Boy's Clothing
continued for the Month of August
Cut prices on all lines to clear
Men's suits .as low as $10
and everyone a bargain.
Men's blue and white striped overalls
Special $1.39
Close prices of anilines of Oxfords, Shoes, and Work B
oats.
Special Low, Prices on Clearing Lines
Get our. Prices, it will pay you
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The
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Make your Pennies Count., buy at
THE C. & S. GROCERS -
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.,
What 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-& Prdue
Hardware, Plumbing, Electric Wiring. " Phone 147w.
FOREST FIRES BURN
3,000,000 ACRES A YEAR
,(By Dr. a D..,HOwe, Dean, Faculty
of Forestry, University of Toronto.)
Our forests _ wtlk continue to be
burned at the : rate of three million
acres" a year until the people, the
owners of the forests, evince some-
thing of the same interest in them as
they do in smuggling, in the tariff and
in who is to be the next Prime Minis-
ter. Itfy readers, .the Canadiatii For-
estry Association, the 'Canadian So-
ciety of Forest . Engineers, the Do-
minion and Provincial Forest ,Ser-
vices are appealing to you for help -in
bringing salvation to - our forests,
salvation from: oft -occurring, ,but, we
line, of et
ornal ire
7t fires, The hope, r interests
of this country and this development
of morality are well served by the
avoidance of fire in this life 1 'ail
er from reading the newspapers that
protection is an important issue" in
politics.,Why spend so much time and
energy in discussing tariffs wheil the
second .largest foundation of our in-
dustries is burning beneath thensf
Does it matter much who is the prime`
/Moister, to long as we continue to
lay waste our forest wealth at the
rate of time million acres a year?
No one man under such conditions
can prevent the paralysis of .industry
and the depopulation of lumbering
communities that inevitably follow in.
the wake of forest devastation. There
will he no adequate forest: fire pro-
tection in' this country until our pol-
itical leaders are actually seised with.
its importance in terms of industrial
life and act - accordingly. The Mani-
festation don 0frthen.se
seizure well express
itself in better organization of our
forest protection and greater appro-
priations of 'Money to carry en this
work.
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If you're young and wait to stay
young, if -you're old: and Want to feel
young' (like the man pictured above)
if you're young butdon't feel young
read the joltes in Life, Judge, Punch,
Humor, or our 10e Joke Books,
They'll help.,
Some folks say that there are no
"bargains," -that you never get more
than you pay for. 111 the main they
are right, but a notable exception is,
our Writing Pad containing 65 sheets
and fifty envelopes for 25c. Ask for
Old Windsor Linen,
We have anew roan map issued by
the Ontario Department of Highways,
In addition to the`'iaforination usual-
ly given it has
an
index
to cities,
towns, villages and lakes
for the
first time is' -shown the official road
number given to roads carrying tour-
ist travel. The loction ..:of camps,
fishing grounds and ferries crossing
the 'international boundary are mark-
ed. ' Price 50e.
The object of this.,advertisement is
to separate people from their money.
If: you want a picture to frame or to
copq andcare to expend 10e there
are many here from which to select.
Some. are copies of old masters, ,nil,
are reduced in price.
If a friend is getting spliced
Send a card; -
If you think some one is nice,
, Send a card;
Send a card to one who's BI--
'Twill
ll—'Twill cure him quicker than .a pill.
It's always worth the price
To send a card. .-.
Tlnagara Falls might be at your
back door, but if you do not make use.
of their mighty power' you're 'as- well
Off' 1,000 miles away. It's the oppor,
tunity you make use' of that counts.
A few opportunities are our News
Stand with Joke and Story Maga-
zines, Old Windsor Pad and Envel-
opes at 25c. Road maps if you drive
a car, Pictures reduced to 10e, Greet-
ing and
reet-ing:and Sentimental Cards for all
occasions..
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Tlie W. D. Fair Co.
0/ten the Cheapest--OAlways the Best
dlr �i71 l t lelnNunumamistehI3 1 ' •-
Miss Helen Anderson of Sarnia I
been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. West and faintly are making
visit ndth some friends at Merl•
Misses Dorothy and Florence `tor
are visiting at Grand Rapids, M'
H, fr, Winter , Ford of Peterboro
r' spending a holiday at his home
Mown.
Mr. and Mrs. George VanHorne
turned last week from a please
trip west.
Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Hogg and fami
leave Monday for their sump
home at .Southampton.
Mrs.' Frank Jenkins and children a
spending the week -end with th
lady's mother at Bayfield.
Miss Libbie •Gibbings ,of Toronto
n spending a vacation at the home
,her brother, Mr. B. J. Gibbings,
Mr. Fred F. Gillies of Kitchener wa
a guest at the home of Magistral
and Mrs. Andrews .over the wee
end.
Mr. and •Mrs. Arehibtdd and family o
Oakville spent Sunday as th
guests of Mr, and Mrs, W. S. It
Holmes.
,}ifs. Walter Jackson of Brantford ha
been visiting his 'brother; Mayo'
Jackson, and sister, Mrs. . ii:
Steep of town.
Dr. and Mrs.,Kay and Miss E'lain
Kay and Masters Buddy and MI
White of Lapeer, Mich, are th
• guests of. Mr, and Mrs. B. J. Gib
Dings. `` '
Mr. Frank Jenkins and his mother
Mrs.' W'. Jenkinsi, are this week at
tending the convention of the Fier
ists' and Gardeners' Association in
London
Miss Eloise Andrews, Mr, Frederic
Andrews and.-.. Mr. Russel Armhol
of Coshocton, Ohio, motored over
t� spend a while with 'Magistrate
and Mrs. S. J: Andrews.
Mr. Leo Flynn of the head offices of
,..'th
e Canadian
National.-
Railways,
Montreal, is spending a holiday at
his home in Mullett and "renewing
friendships in Clinton.
Mrs, H. •M, Steep left for the west
this week with her .a brother, Mr.
Sidney Jackson of Lethbridge; who
had been • visiting in town. Mrs.
Steep will visit. ,her daughter at
Watrous, Sask. -
Dr. J. W. Sha*, Dr. W. 'Gunn, 13/3.
Gibbings, G. A. 51cLennan, Dr. lay,
J. W. Trelueaven, R. Smith, .Chas.
,Sinith, A. J. Tyndall, •J, P. McIn-
tosh, E. Pickard and. T. I{, Mair of
'Clinton attended the ,South' Huron
Liberal Convention at Herman on'
Tuesday.
Dr. Christian of Toronto, who is oc-
'cupying Dr, Gandier's cottage at
Southampton during this month,
Vas in townMonday and Master
Joe Gandier accompanied him to
Southainpton. The Gandier family
leave the end -of the week and will
spend August at the lake side..
Messrs. C. G. -Middleton, TI'. E. Rorke,
D.." "Canteloii; N. W. Trewartha,
M,L.A., W. S. R. (Holmes,
Ford, W. L. Johnson, J, Tuner, W,
E. Perdue, G. H, Elliott, Schoen -
hats, J,: i', Sheppard, J. M'c,Kinley,
R. Draper raper and Col.' Ii,: $,-Conroe
were among those who attended the
meeting of the South Ituroiv Con-
servatives at Heosall on ,::Thu35day
last.
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ICIIIC a IllperS
OP CIVIC I{OLIDAit•
2 lbs: Dates 25e
Olive Butter . 20e and 35e
Peanut Butter, per lb: . .. , , 25e
McCormiclt's Assorted'y'ancy
Biscuits, per plcg ...,..... °54r,
PICNIC 'S,UJPPLIES
Rose's• -Limo Juice ,•• • 40c
'Potted Meats u ior25e
Large Pottle Olives . . 50e
C. & 13. Branston Pickle 35e
C. &I3. Chow Chow ,'. , 50e
Canned Chicken in Ib, iiins,,and Glass
3, 19
CAMPERS' SUPPLIES
Shredded Wheat Biscuits .. 2 for 25c
Jelly Powders 150
(With Sugar -Shaker)
Jam, 3 lbs. (iii glass) • , :• 60c
.Bodley''s Cakes,.,,, 25e and 30c
Fruit Salad With Cocoanut
FRUIT SALAD WITH COCOANUT
1 FOR THE] SALAD
small Takehalf
one oz n. eacan ch
of Pineapple, ane as Bananas, cut into '' �, Peaches and Pears, per dozen ., , , ,;.. , ,
or Pears, strain the: juice. take' one-half taxrries, Peaches ofof dissolved Peachessin in Tans •, .. ,
Pears " `
Gelatine, sweeten to. taste and pour over fruit. When firm Plain Gelatineperk
cover with Cocoanut. Serve with Whipped or Ice Cream. I p g
50c
., 20c and 30c
50e
Coeaannt, per' It. ! 15e -
29e
See Our Vinegar Display
In Bottles ---Malt and White Vinegar, -Heinz & Cross & $lacl{yell's, 'also Heinz s,Vinegar in bulk.
TEA "Our Own" Ib. 65c, COFFEE—O'Neil's Own Blend, ib. 70c.
COCOA --1n bulk, or 10c 1b:
All orders entrusted to us for camping, will'receive our careful attention, we will pack them carefully
so they •will arrive in good condition;
We have sold'" a lot' of sugar and are stili selling it, We do;not wish to alarm you but there is a danger of
an advance at present and the preserving season is at hand. '
We are having a very special Soap Deal of our own, 6 bars for 25c, also a limited quantity of P, lit..10 for 55c
Only two more weeks for the Pony Votes. Purchases of $LOO and upwill be double
d Fridays and.Saturdays
in the"Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
W. T. O'Neil
Phone
less"
Cash and
Service
Where Sells for less price rrevaais.
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People You Know
Mrs. E. H. Wise is visiting in Toron-
to.
Mrs. E. Cross and children of Wind-
sor are 'visiting at the home of the
lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. Pollard,
Gunn.
Misses Bessie and Leota Staeey, Reg.
Nurses, Toronto, are • the guests
this week . of Dr. and Mrs. H. S.
Brown
Mr§. S C McMath and Miss Marjorie
left Tuesday to spend a week with
the fornier's sister, Mrs. Field of
1Strathroy. at Hespeler.
lF4lr, Elisha Townsend of Ottawa has The Ladies' Aid are having their
been visiting relatives at Landes- pienie to Bayfield on Thursday after-
bore and called on Clintoiif friends noon of this week,
last week. •
Miss Florence Cuninghame is in Lon-
don this week, attending a eonven- + +
tion of the Florists' and Gardeners'lino iloliday
Miss Mary . McPhail of Goderich
spent Friday last as the guest of -
bir, and Mrs. W. G. Fulford, before
Inaving for Sarnia. In compliance with the request of a
ir. aiid 5Ths. Wilfred Tanner of Wal- large minter of citizens I hereby
laceburg have been visiting at the/
home of hips. Tanner's parents, Mr. proc]aim
and Mrs. W. Walker. ; /
Mr, and Mrs. W.J. Nediger,. Mrs. Monday, August 2nd.
Merritt Nediger and little son ,and
Mies /Annie Nediger motored to Civic' Holiday for the Toren of Clin-
Lions Head on Sunday to visit re-
latives. ton, a)id call upon all citizens to ob-
Mr. Thos. Callander, who operates a
fruit farm near Hamilton, spent serve it as such.
the week -end in town, having met- •
ored up with his uncle, Mr. J. Cun- Fred Jackson, Mayor
inghanse, who had been spending a
few days with him.
Mrs. Louise Greig, who has'been En
Toronto for some time, is now
with her daughter, • Mi's. T. Jack-
son. Mi9s Mary. Chidley aceom-
tiained her from Toronto and is at
the home of her mother, Mrrss, Jack-
son.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert .A'!.00re• and ■
family of Stratford spent Sunday
with the former's grandfather, Mr.
Jas. Minn.
Mrs. Cole, sr., of Clinton spent
Sunday with her slaughter, Mrs. T.
Mr•. and Mrs. Fred Stephenson of
Brussels spent Sunday with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Riley.
The R'espeler boys played football
with Milburn boys on Tuesday even-
ing of this week and the return snatch
\vfli be played on Saturday afternoon
Mrs. M, Agnew ands .Miss ,Cgnew
motored to Lueknow on Sunday,
with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Agnew and :Mrs. 7t&eKenzie, who
had been visiting here. They in-
tend spending a few weeks with
friends at ; .Lucknow and .Owen
Sound.
Stanlelj Township
Miss5Freida Talbot and Miss, Knox
of Brimfield, have returned' home,
after spending a few weeks with
friends in Detroit and Lake Orion.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker and far/idyl
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman- Turnbull and
family, and a number- of young peo-.
,plc` of Grand Bend spent •Sunday at
the home of Mr; W.:H.'Talbot.
ilIr. ':Clifford Seotehmet oft Detroit
is home on his vacation.
Mo. and .,Mrs. • Wm. Baird 'ane]
Thelma of Toronto spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. George Baird;
,Miss. Mary 'E. Cameron, . Miss
Christena B„Cameron and Miss 'Inge, -
berg Adams, representatives from
Berkeley, Cal., to the National Edu-
cation Association at Philadelphia,
visited the aunt of the two former,.
Mrs. Geo. Baird, sr., for a few days,
They were highly pleased with their
trip through different parts of Can-
ada.
Coin ttan6 e
-' Miss Annie Mee ichael of Toronto
spent a couple of-w�eeks•'with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. S. McMiehael and
other friends, r
Mrs. Henry Ttidor and daughter;
Jean, and Mrs. Jolin Williams and
son, Albert, of Eugenia and lira
Jas. ,Mann and daughter,' Mary, spent
Sunday with Mr;, and Mrs. D. Tudor.
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SUMMER .BAZAAR
Under auspices` of Trinity Chareh
Bayfield, on
THURSDAY, AUG. 12th
From,--4-to 7 pm;,
ON RECTORY LAWIN
Sale of Fancy Work, Home-made
Baking, Candy, Dairy and Garden
Produce.
Afternoon Tea
Conte and Bring Your Friends
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Furnaces Lead
THEREIS 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
by having your old one overhauled
during the summer months.
Rhone 244 and leave your order and
we will look after your work for you.
mains
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 8n9 feet to 71,4x91/a feet. They
will wear for a life time. and prices are very reasonable, Then we
have klaunno Couches, Hanunoeks, 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 *51] pay you to consult us for prices, etc.
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Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardware 196
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Coolness. Comfort, Appearance
acrd- Value that is Outstanding
These good features are all to he found in our ,Suits. Light Suits
just fill the bill for general summer wear, come in and look over our
stock, ,
10,000 I'oii Vot s
with every suit bought during contest
.visec H rrnan
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE; 224-W
Viirriessessesegnimagemastmarammormegimmerimmagistammonemommonewoom
SpotC sh
Spot -
a for Eggs and: Poultry
Quallitu courts
We are in the market for Eggs and Poultry all seasons of
the year, pay toto d pre area top Prices
P for . top, quality.
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GUNN , LANGLOIS
Co., Limited'
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 rec)nire
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GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED,
CLINTON, ONT., BRANCH
PHONE 190