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LEADING JEWELEItY STORE
For One Week Only
.Vie are clearing all Ivory at
20 percent off regular price.
This is a"Clearing Out Sale,
Marconiphone and Pierce Aero Radio Sets for Sale
Tubes, Batteries, Loudspeakers, Aerials and Extra,Parts
COME fl AND SEE THE BEST TWO SETS EVER SHOWN
B. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry °`
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey'sDrug Store
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Of Special Interest from the Shoe Department
50 Pairs Men's Rubbers sizes $ to 11, regular styles 79c
Clearing Price . .. .. • .
Misses' .nd Children's Browl Rubbers ' 49C
Good fitters (no seconds) to clear at,. • • • • • • .•
12 Pairs Boys' leather Leggings 79C
At Less than Cost Price
25 Pairs Men's Oxfords, Black or Brown
To clear at, per pair
(LOUSE ,SLIPPDRS-For Nen, Warren and Children
at real Bargain Prices
Paste Polish, Black, Brown, Tan or Oxblood 10C
Regular 15c size for ......, •...:...........•.
COST PRICE ON ALL LINES OF ElEAVY RUBBERS
Close Prices on all lines of Fine and Heavy Shoes
$3.50
PIumsteel Bros.
. PHONE 25.
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In Groceries it's Quality First !
Groceries are. Foods that nourish and sustain the body. They,
must supply the cells and tissues with energy and strength.
Groceries must above all be pure and rich in quality. So many
stores make a practice of underselling and handling so called " just as
good "brands. For standard..wel1 known quality products they will
substitute inferior products. We handle only the very best. Our
groceries and eye{ything we sell is highest quality and priced is low
as that quality will permit,
THE C. & S. Gll®CE•RS,--
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SPECT
We are Offering This Week
Heating Stove, Quebec Type,
Reg. $18.50 for $15.00
Quebec Pipeless Furnace Type Stove
Rego $30,00 for $23.00
Cosy Home Furnace Type stove
Reg. $35.00 for $27.50.
Sutter s , erd.e,
HARDWARE PLUMBING, • • ELEOTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147W
!swum®Warner Radio bets
They. say Hearing is Believing
Ring me up and s ppoint ani afteroon or evening for e. demon-
stratien of the Stewart -Warner, or betterstill let me install a. set
in yourhome for five days. trial. Listening to this set onenight
will consince' 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_,
range from $125.00 to $700.00 complete. Sets sold on monthly pay-
ments if you wish.
1 only 4 -tube Bremer -Talley set complete, only •$116:00.
Tubes rejuvenated, 25c each '.
B Batteries (wet and- dry) Tubes, Loud Speakers, A Batteries, etc.
for sale
ALL
NDS OF 'M1JISICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR ,SALE
.a... A. HOVEY
Stewart.Warner Dealer
Phone 89, Clinton
St, Valentine's Day, Feb. 14th
St: Fatr'rek's Day, March 17th
Easter Sunday, April 17th
'When abodyY loves a.bo
Wdy
"Who is mighty tine
Then a -body tells a -body
In a Valentine
seats :N° V 643 AMC,
Wo"have all kinds of Valentines
Comic and Sentiinental-at -graded
prices, but did you ever haVe the
thought that a Valentine doesn't have
to be the shape of a heart any more.
than a Christmas box hits to be the
shape, of a box.
No. A Valentine may be in the
,shape of a bouquet, ora poem. It
may be a sentiment expressed by let-
ter or a serenade (beneath a window.
All that is required is that, it shows
in appropriate iternts the romantic at-
,taehment of the sender.
BCALS i V59i Aaarot
If you would like to send a Valen-
tine" whish while departing from the
ordinary, still upholds the Valentine
tradition, we suggest a book of poems
by Edgar A. Guest. We have in stock:
Wihen Day Is Done
The Path to Horne
Just Folks
A Heap d' Livia'
Or Friendship by Hugh ,Black
TWO BINDINGS -Each $1.25
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Mrs. S. C. Gandier was an Toronto
this week.
MTS. C. H. Bartliff has returned from
ti visit in Seaforth.
Dr. Clarence Copp of Toronto was a
visitor in town over the week -end.
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto on
• business last week.
Miss Isobel Draper of Brantford was,
home over the week -end.
Miss `Carol Evans of the London Nor-
mal was hoine over the week -end.
Miss Linufe Nediger of Lion's Head
:spent the week -end at her home in
town.
Judge Heber Archibald ' of Winnipeg
visitmii his sister, Mrs. W. W.
Fif ran w . ., .
Mr. Wilbur Ford • of Peterboro is
spending a few days at his home
in. town.
Mrs. S. L. Scott 'of Toronto visited.
her sister, Ms's. H. Hibbs, during
the past week.
Miss Rae Andrew of 'Goderich has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Gibbings this, week.
Mrs. Harvey Coleman of Varna spent
last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John 'McKinley.
Mrs. A. Drummond and child of Wind-
sor visited last week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris.
Miss Harrison of London visited her
brother, Rev. L. C. Harrison, at St.
Paul's rectory, over the week.
Miss Eileen Atkinson of the Univers-
ity of %astern• Ontario, London,
tspentown. the week -end at her home in
Mrs. F. W. Johnston returned ori
Monday after spending a few days
with. Geos etown and Guelph
friends:
Miss Maine f riclltai4 of Tipperary,
school, Geddrieh township, spent
the Weeknd as 'the gust of Mr,
and Mrs. M. T. Corless.
Di, J. W. Shaw and 0. L. Paisley at-
tended the 'banquet tendered to
Premier King at the King Edward,
Toronto, on 'Thursday evening last.
Messrs. W. J. Falconer, IL M. Hianly,
M. J. Schoenhals, R. P. Fisher, N.
W. Miller, A. D. McCartney, E.
Harness and George Cantelon, re-
presented Murphy Lodge, L. 0. L.,
at the County, L. 0. C. meeting held
in Exeter last week.
Mrs. Bert Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Murch and Mrs. Harry Walkoan,
,Stratford; Mr. Earl Moore, Niagara
Falls; Mr. Fred Rogers, Fuharton;
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, Ran-
someville, N. Y., and Mr. Alfred
Moore, Sarnia, were here for ,the
funeral of the late Mrs. C. Hoare on
Friday last.
TIIURSDAY
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2
-Opening of nr Groceteria
FEBRUARY 11th, 12th and 14th
Groceteria Special Bargain Prices.
These goods are all. for your Inspection for Cash
in our Groceteria. We invite you to call and examine thein.
All Goods > Marked.
!ROOMS ��'
5 -string., each , ..
VT -TONE 35 C
The New'Tooa• Drink ...
(Large • Pkg. 59c)
JELLY. POWDER 0).
4 pkgsTor:,' •.......•....... .
ROLLED OATS
6 lbs 19C
dor• ..
CORN STARCH 19C
2 pkgs. for
GQ N MDAI, •29c
U ahs for
O'N;DIL I$OAP I ; • 28C
7 bars for . .
.CASTILE SOAP, 28c
7 rbars 2 i -
MOLASSES SNAPS .25c
2 tbs. for •
RICE 25c.
4 lbs. for
TAPIOCA ' 29c
2 lbs. for ..
CORN
2 cans fore
• . 10 BARS SOAP
5 .Somme ind 5 P. arttl G.
29c
-50c
Croceterin:relce List
MACARONI
Per lb..
TEA
Per lb.
JIP •
.2 pkgs. for
LARD
5 lb: pail Por
'SHORTENING
5 lb. pail for .
SHORTENING
20 lb pail for •
10c`
59c
25c
99c
85c
: $2.90
LARD $160
20 Ib. pail for ..,..
,CAMPBELL'S 150UP
2 cans for •.......... ...
PRUNES
2 tbs. for
TOMATOES
2 cans for ,
SHARD
Per lb:.
-LEMONS'
Per dozen ..
ORANGES
Per dozen .. .
25c
-25c
29c
20c
25'c.
39c,
CLARK'S SOUPS
3 cans Tomato or Vegetable
BROKEN SODAS
tic
20c
SYRUP q Q
5 ib. pail fde , 38C
SYRUP
75c-
10 lb, pail for
PINEAPPLE 29 c
2 tins for.;;,,,,,,,,. G
PEANUT BUTTER 2gc
Per lb. ..•,
CORN FLARES 29C .
3 pkgs for
COT7PAIGE, ROLL 28C.
Per ib. . ..
PEARLINE
2'3c
3 jibs. for ..
AMMONIA 23C
3 lbs. for ,' .
GOLD DUST 9 9
3 pkgs. for ..... 23c
PEA,,g 27c
2 cans for .':
•MUFFETTS 29c
2 pkgs. for G
MIA.TCHBS
'2'5.c
Per pkg.
VALENTINE SPECIALS -Celery, Head, Leaf Lettuce, Fresh Tomatoes, Cauliflowers.
Green Onions, Rhubarb and Spinach, Dromedary Grapefruit.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order'Early
Cash and
Service VV T •• Ph�n�
.O'NeiIo�
Where " Sells for less" price "prevails.
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LondesbO 'o
The W. M. S. held their regular
monthly meeting at the parsonage
Wednesday afternoon. There were
some fine papers given and there was
g fine attendance. Rev, B. and Mrs.
IS/mil have the delightful way of mak-
ing everyone feel at home and a' very
enjoyable, as well as profitable, time
Was spent.
Mrs: " J. Fingland, : who recently
spent some time with Galt relatives,
returned home last week•
Mr. and Mrs. G.' Cowan of .the 13th
spent, Tuesday with 'Clinton'relatives.
Inc. Foss, whobought part of Mrs.
J. Gringer's lot' is these days making
ready to build,a dwelling there.
Mrs. J. Taylor is spending the 'win
LUMBER
FOR ALL PURPOSES
The selection of. the proper lumber is a mighty important con-
sideration in the construetron of any building.
Years of Experience -Our Reputation for selling only the Best
and a Square• Deal to all, warrants our handling your' Business,_ no
matter how large or how small.
We have on hand --Pine, Spruce, Hemlock, Cedar, Elm and Hardwoods
YOUR ORDERS WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Thomas McKenzie Estate
EVERYTHING. IN •BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
.St. Valentine's
AFTERNOON TE,A. AND HOME-
MAKING BAKING" SALE
...„'Wesley -Willis. Lecture Room'
Satalydlag, Feb. 12
From 3 to 5 o'clock
Further . announcement of Girl's
Club Bazaar on June 3rd to be ,given
later.'
Firemen's Dance and
Card Party
A dance and, card patty
will he held in
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Monday, Feb, 28th
Under ausidcea qt' tlsd
Olinton: Firs Brigade.
ADMISISIO.NN • 96-2.
ter months at the . hone of Mr: W.
Brundson.
Mr. T. Adapts, we are sorry to say,
still keeps in very poor health. Ire
is one of our good old pioneers, being
in his 94th year. °
Bowlers'
Euchre and Dance
The Ladies' Bowling Club will hold
its annual Euchre and Dance in the
Club rooms over Bank of Montreal on
1'tllondag, Feb., 21st.
Commencing at 8 o'clock.
ADMISSION -40e
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Hospital Supper
In St. Paul's Lecture Room
Thursday; Feb. 24th
from 5 to 7 o'clock '
MENU-,
Roast Loin of Dressed Pork
or
rRoast Prime of Beef
Esealleped' Potatoes,
Rolls, Pickles, Salad; " d
Pie..and Tea. -
ADMIISSION-50c
EVERYBODY COME
The program eonpnittee meet at the 96-2.
home' of 'Mrs. A. Wella en 'Wednesday
evening to make full • arrangements
for the W. I.. concert and pie social,
which will be held on the 17th of
Marsh,
Mr. and Mrs. A.iManning have re-
cently been visiting Brueefield
friends.
The Ladies' •Aur' of Knox United
church intend having a chicken pie
supper in the Community Hall on
Monday evening next. •
;Mrs. G. Brigham, Mrs.. ' A. Wells,
Mrs. Grainger and Mrs, E. Mains
motored to Clinton} on Tuesday.
The monthly meeting .of the Wo'
men's -Institute wan 'held in the Com-
munity' Hall on Thursday, Feb. 3rd,
with sixty-six u) •attendance; the
president, Miss 'Brigham, in the chair.
'Miss Lyon and Mrs: W. 1Brundson took
part in the opening exercises.
business was 1rransaeted and the fol-
lowing program given: piano duet,,
Mrs. (Rev.) Snell and Miss E. Thomp-
son; reading, M•r•s. S. 13. ISltobbrook.
At the conclusion ;ef'tho program all
repaired to the basement, were an ex-
cellent hmah. wss served by Mrs. G.
Moon, Mrs. G. McVittie, Mrs, Robt;
Wells, Mrs. A, Weals and Mrs, 3. Me-
Cool.
Mr. George Woedmarlc of Neelir1,
Man., called on Mr. and'Mrs. Wm
Fairservice last week. The Weed -
marks and Fairservices were neigh-
bors in iV2anikoba for years.
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'beat prices, so give us a
call when you decide to buy
We still have a few stoves and
beaters on hand, Get them now at
good prices:
LOOK!
Our February Furniture Sale is on and will last for six weeks
only, you. will surely be, wise to take advantage of the bargains we
are offering. Look ever the following list and see for yourself:
8 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Old,Bnglish finish
Regular Price $135, Sale Price • $110.
8 Piece Solid Oak. Dining Suite, Fumed finish
Regular Price $105, Sale $90.
.9 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Golden finish
Regular Price $145, Sale Price $125.
, Chesterfield. Suite in Mohair, Regular $175, Sale Price $150.
Walnut Bedroom Suite, Regular $145, Sale Price ... $125.
Birch Walnut Bedroom Suite Regular $75, Sale Price $60.
These are -just a few of Rthe Bargains you will find when you
come in. You will also save money on many other articles including
Library' Tables, Desks, Dressers, Mattresses, Odd Rockers, Mirrors,
etc.
HARDWARE
A good ciiance to:savo money on Skates and Hockey Sticks.
Use Dr. Hess' Panacea for your 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 MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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 Value
and for two Weeks Only
BILTMOHE HATS.
Full Line Now in $3.75 to $5.00.
SOME EXTRA SPECIALS AT $3.00
1
Davis ec Herman
Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing
We Pay Spot Cash
for
Live and Dressed Poultry
Both eggs and poultry are in good demand and it is
to market while the quality is good.
Phone us for Prices
ARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone- 244
GUNN, LANCLOWS 4. Co Limited
HEAD OFFICE - MONTl8REAL, QUE.
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
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