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20'percent Off regulatpride. ...,• ,
This is. a Clearing; Out' Sale, , •
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OP One.Week',Ont.
cleakiag.*11.„1Vor
afesiniptione and Pierce Acre.' Radio Sets far Sale'
Ttibes,, Batteries', Londspealiei's, Aerialsand giitta Parts' •
COME IN'AND SEE THE BEST TWO SETS EVER SUOWN
R., it: JitliiiNSON.
graduate 9f"TorOnte College of. opiorootri
rine JewelierY and Reau itiy3 Drug Store
SALE SPECIALS
Get your Share of These Now •
Meri's Iand Bois' rdterceats balance of season's stock to clear
at 'Wholesale prices or less -Every garment a Teal bargain. •
.• Men's 'Patton Tweed Pants, just the thing for 'common everyday
wear. Spacial Price -V..98.
About 150 yards of black and white stripe standard Shirting
'regular 315c 'pa yard for
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Military Flannel Shirties, grey or khaki, regulai 60c and 65e,
Sale Price, 49c.
•Biannelette Blinketa, large size, grey or white, special at $2,15.
A few pairsof pule wool Blankets, white or plaid, to clear. at
Cost Prices.
Pure Wool, 4 ply Scotch Fingering yarn, Sale Price, $1.10 lb.
Dladit and White mixed 3 ply factory yarn, overStoeked, to clear
at'836 per lb,
CUT PRICES ON ALL 'LINES Or ITE.AVY RUBBERS TO CLEAR.
• Pl-wristeel Bros.
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SP CIAL.
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We are Offering This Week
Heating Stove, Quebec Type,
Reg. $18.50 for $15.00
Quebec Pipeless Furnace Type Stove
keg. $30.00 for $23.00
Cosy Home Furnace Type stove
Reg. $35.00 for $27.50.
Sutter Sic Perdue
HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
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Brought from far off land,
‘right to your table with all
their sun ripened, nature flav-
ored goodness. You can de-
pend upon our canned fruits,
vegetables and delicacies to be
the very best. We recommend
them I Order some to -day!
Prices Always Lowest
THE C. & S GROCERS
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•Stewart -Warner Radio Sets say Hearing is Believing
Ring dne up and hppoint anafteroonor evening for a -demon-
stration Of the Stewart-Warnea, or better still let me install a, set
yora- home for five days trial. Listable' to this set one night
will convince you it is the clearest and best -toned instrument you
have ever heard and will also convince you • it is the set you have
been looking for, and the price is within the reach of all. Prices
rtirTs fiif'onyio.1:10,v2v5;(i1.10 to $700.00 complete. Sets sold on monthly pay-
: 1 only 4 -tube Brarner-Tulley set complete, only $115.00,
• Thbeemtejuvenated, 25c each
B Batteries (wet and dry) Tubes,* Loud ,Speakers, A Batteries, etc.
•for sale
ALL RINDS OF MUS,ICA.T.., INSTRUAIENTS FOlt SALE
H. A, HOVEY
Stewart -Warner Dealer Phone'890 Clinton
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St. Valentine s Day; Feb,
St„,Patriek's Day, 1arcli.17t1i;
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SEALS
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WC lave all kinds Tef
iornie and Beetimental--,t gntded
pace, tut did , Yen ever have the
thought that a•'Valentine doeenit- have
to be the a4ave of a heart, any more
:than a :Christmas 'ho ic has to be the
• Ne,...A Valentine ,inay be .in the,
a.ha,p'e of a beuquet,) or fo. -poem.. It,
May be a sentiment expressed by let-
ter or a' sreilacle.keaeath a window.'
ll that fs required is that, it shows'
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in liPPreariete-iterms the rornautie at-'
taeinneut of the 'Sender,
SEALS 149v591 Asirro:1
• If you would like to send a Valet -
tine which, while depenting from the
ordinaiy, stiilauphoIds the Valentine
tradition, we suggest a book of poem's
by Edgar A. Guest. We have in stock:
When Day Is Done
The Path to Home
Just Folks
A IleaTi-a' Livin'
Or Friendship by Hugh Black •
TWO BLNDINGS-Eah $1.25 -
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Stanueounlentiela,
lairs. C. J. Wallis left today to visit
her son in New York.
Mrs. Mayno of Sarnia visited her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Levy, last
week,
Miss Susie Sloman has been, visiting
her sisters in Toronto daring the
past week.
Miss Lucy Low, who has 'been spend-
ing a couple of mopths in Cali-
fornia, has returned home.
Miss Viola Livermore is- visiting her
brother, Mr. Earl Livermore of
Stratford, for a few weeks.
Mr, Hobert Mckenzie returned to
Regina last Saturday,, after a two
months' visit at his home here.
Little Miss Lois Farquhar of the Base
line is visiting her grandinother,
Mrs, G. M. Farquhar, this week,
Mr. Bert Langford and son Harold
attended the Overland convention
in Toronto on Tuesday and wednes-
• day.
Mr. Robert Hunter of the Toronto
University has amen home this
week on account of the illness of
his aunt, Miss Minter.
Mr. Adam Scott attended the funeral
of his grandson, Gordon McMichael,
of Hullett, which took place to
Seaforth cemetery on Thursday
last.
Miss Freida Wallis, W110 has been
teaching, Home Economics at a
'short course at, Rodney, returned
last week and will spend a short
time at home. •
Miss Graham, Who was unable to re-
turn -after the Christmas vacation
owing to the illness of her mother,
• has resumed her work on the staff
of the Collegiate Institute.
Mr. Milton Cook of Sarnia was in
town over the week-endt On his. re-
turn home' he was aeeompanied lay
Mrs. Cook, who had been spending
a fortnight with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. X. •Scheenhals.
Mr. and AfrsaGeorge Jackson returned
- last week after a trip to Manitoba.
Ma, Jackson has two brothers and
thwo sisters in that province, 00 ,well
zie 0 number of friends ,whom he
was glad, to see again after the
lapse of a number of years since
hiik last 'trip out. They visited
Mende •in Toronto and Kitchtner
on their way home and on their re-
turn went up to IV:Ingham to visit
their daughter.
Mr. Robert Pollock of La Riviere,
' Man., who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in 'Stanley for
some weeks, was in town on Mon-
day calling • on old friends. Mr:
Pollock misked his ,ald friend; Mr.
John Torrance, who is spendingthe
winter in Toronto. „ +Clinton
seem the same ift all 'without him.
He likes to come back and seethe
oldahainite and shake .the hands of
old friearls, but, he finds them few-
er as the years go by. Ille renewed
his sub. to The News-Revord, which
he likes to get regularly, telling him
news of the old home locality,
NORTH HURON U. F. 0.
' • CHOOSES CANDIDATE
\Sheldon Bricker, of Fordvvich, is
candidate of North Huron U. F. 0.
for the House of 'Commons in the
coining by-eleetion. Twelve were pro-
posed at the convention on Tuesday
afternoon and eix names went to the
haTiot. BalcIcerawho is U. F. O.
co-operative shipper, and as
candi-
dato iu 1023, won on the third ballot,
39 to .32, from William -Rutherford,
of St. Helens, president of the riding
association. The convention neither
ciintow Nnirg-ftecord
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We aye a large 'shipment of large beautiful California
Fruit to arrive this week, will make delicious Marmalade 4
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Lemons., per cloz., 25c Oranges, io.erdoz. 39c
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Grape Fruit la for 25c
Seville or bitter Oranges due to arrive,arly day
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Si)ecial Price List, Friday Saturday and Monday
Friday --4 Specials -' Saturday ---5-S ecials Monday, Feb,(7th
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• T3oxes for . .. "AFC
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4 pirgs. De Lifxe„foe ..,.....; 4d4"4.
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ul.JARICS SOUPS•. ,
3 tans Veget,ble or, TdInta , 1 C
.13p,OOMS •
Special at . .. . ta0C
2 cans 'for . 29c
TOMATOES •
- 2 cans for . . , ...:. . . . 4V C
• 2 cans foy ' 27c
ROLLED OATS 20,
6 lbs. for . ..... ...,.......
'COCOANUT . 29 •
COTTAGE ROLLS 8,
Per lb " . .. . . . " ,‘•-•
5 Ib. pail for .... .... C
New Pine -apple, Crushed and Tia Bits -- 25c - ' Fruits for Salads• -35c
• New Food Drink, Malted Milk and Chocolate Vi -tone .- 3.1Q •
New Powdered Junket Tablets, Chocolate: Lemon, Vanilla and Raspberry 15c
Head Lettuce, Celery,: Fresh Herring, Red Salmon, Halibut -
Phone
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
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FOR BETTER WALLS AND CEILINGS DEMAND
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THE FIREPROOF WALLBOARD
Cry,proe is distinctly different from all other Wall Boards.
new construction, residential, commercial or industrial, Gypree
duces the most enduring ceilings and walls.
ROCKBOARD -
FIREPROOF AND PERMANENT SHEATHING
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Thomas McKenzie Estate
EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
For
pro-
aelied nor received assurances that
their candidate, it elected, would give
such coesistent support to the King
Government as was accorded by the
late member. A suggestion that he
be instructed as: to where he should'
sit In the House, if elected, was not
carried out. Tho Liberal party is not
in very high favor -with North Huron
U. F: 0. at the moment, owing to the
extreme promptness with which the
former called its convention after the
death of, John • W.. King, M.P., and
nominated Atch. Hyslop, ex-M.L.A.,
hist Friday.
Fearing that. with -both Liberal and
U. F, 0. candidates in the field a
Contervative might slip inapromin-
ent 13. F. 0. members inaaired two
delegates this afternoon to move a
resolution tailing for negotiations
with the Liberals, and, if -successful,
then with the 'Conservative§'with a
view to obviating a eontest. This nes
tabled,
William J. Henderson, o`f Morris,
who. delivered one of several able ad-
dresses, emphasized the fact that the
U. F. 0. stood for riding autonomy.
"The Liberal ,organiser," he•said,
"was at Goderich the day ` after the
late member's funetal, and ordered a
convention called quickly. At the
Wingham convention he promised
there he would send them ministers
and apeakers, and try' to elect their
candidate. Mr. gyslop, if he goes to
Ottawa, goes bought and.. paid for,
not representing, North Huron, but to
vote as he is told. That is what it
monis ender , the old system
of political -2attion," . Resentment
was strengthened , by the -fact
that the Nerth„ Huron -- seat
had lreen held f, by a Progressive„
and there were. expressions of opin-
ion that an acelamatiou ought to have
been given the ndminee of the party,
especially as new isaues had not
arisen since the general election.
The resolution authorizing'negotia-
tins with the Liberals was moved by
J. E. Thompsoritand,Thomas G. Shear-
er and spoken in by A. A. Powers, of
St. Pauls, Perth County, who was
present at the Convention to urge this
line of aetion. It was only by s.
dose vote that Mr. Powers was al -
owed to Ocala and his viewpoitt,
said to be that or -certain prominent
U. F, O. men, was opposed by Presi-
dent Rutherford, R. Coultes and oth-
able' and akely-worded speech. The
present wad a tieautiful mahogany
library table and candle sticks to
match. After the presentation the
compansr sang "For They. are Jolly
Good Fellows." The remainder of
the evening was spent in dancing. Be
fore leaving for &one a circle was
formed mid every person sang
"Should Auld Acquaintance be For-
got."
irrr. James McDonald started for
his home in the west, near Provost,
on Saturday.
Miss Ida Bremner from near Lis-
towel is visiting at Mr. A. W. Bea-
com's at present.
Mrs. Wm. Ferris of Macklin, Sask.,
also two of the children, are visiting
her own, also her husband's, people
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby left
for their new home near "Seaforth on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, ,B, Allen entertained
on Monday evening.
Rev. J. Abery called on a number
of the members of his congregation
here on Monde'', having a busy, also
a nice time while on his visit.
BRUSSELS: While walking, to
church on SondaY week Mr -
Manners had theamisfatune to fall,
liaeaking his collet bone and injuring
his shoulder. '
It Won't Be
Long Now
Till Spring is with us again and
Syrup Season Begins
We have our new supply of sap
buckets; spites and syrup cans on
hand, at the best prices, so give es a
call when you, dedide to t'uy
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We still Thave a few stoves and
heaters on hand. Get thein now at
On Tuesday evening, Jamiary 25th,
friends and neighbora assembled at good palea.
the borne of Mr. and Ma's. Alex. Me-
Ewing to present' 1VIr. and Mrs. Thorn -
as Appleby with a Small remembrance
before leaving the connmmity. The
first part of the evening was spent
in progressive eaehre, after. which
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lunch was served,. lie HARDWARE d
i.eacti,rig, an acidreas,, gave a very auit. Phone 244
and mas Ferris instead of -
OK!
Our February FurnitureaSSIe is on and will last for six weeks
only, you will surely 'Tio wise to take advantage of the bargains we
are offering. - „Look -over the following list and see for yourself:
8 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Old English finish
. Regular Price $135, Sale Price J $1108 ,
Piece. Solid Oak Dining Suite, Fumed finish
Regular Price $105, Sale Price $90.
9 Piece Solid Oak Dining -Suite, Golden finish
Regular Price $145, Sale Price $125.
Chesterfield- Suite in Mohair, Regular $175, Sale Price $150.
Witilnut Bedroom Suite, Regular $145 Sale Pe' $125.
Blick Walnut Bedroom. Suite, Regular $75., Sole Price 60,
These are just a few- of the Bargains you will find when you
come in. You will also save )00ay on many other articles including'
Library Tables, DeskS, Dressers, Mattresses, Odd. Rockers, Mirrovs,
etc,
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HARDWARE
A good chance to save money On Skates and Hockey Sticks.
Use Dr, Hess' Panacea for year hens, tone them up to put them in
good condition for laying. Also Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
MONUMENT DEALERS
aillISIMONFIEOMMIRMUSI.1114V
For Two Weeks Only
We are offering 2 specials in Indigo blue
Our $35.00 Suits at $30.00
• 40.00 Suits at $35.00
These are Exceptional "1/ alue
and for two Weeks Only
BILTMORE HATS
. Full Line Now in $3.75 to $5.00.
• SOME EXTRA SPECIALS AT $3.00
Davis et Herman
Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing
mismaromm...
'We Pay „Spot Cash
for..
Live and Dressed Poultry
Both eggs and poultry are in good demand and' it is best
to market while the quality is good. •
Phone us for Prices -
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