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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
for One Week Ohly
We clearing alI Ivory at
2O percent off regular. price.
This is a Charing Out'Sale.
Marconiplaone and: Pierce Aero Radio Sets for Sale
Tubes, Batteries, Loudspeakers, Aerials and Extra Parts
COME IN AND SEE THE BEST TWO SETS EVER SHOWN
R. 11. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of. Optometry'
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey'sDrug Store
i
!ew Items
Of Special,Interest'from the Shoe Department
50 Pairs Men's Rubbers, sizes 5 to 11, regular styles 19c
Clearing Price .
Women's Misses' nd Children's Brown Rubbers
Good fitters (no seconds) to clear ate
12 Pairs Boys' Leather Leggings
At Less than Cost. Price .. • . • • • • • •
25 Pairs'Meres, Oxfords, Black or Brown
-49c
79c
To clear at, per pair • • •' • +,$3.50
HOUSE SLIPPERS—For Men, Women and Children
At real Bargain Prices
Paste Polish, Black, Brown, Tan or. Ox -blood
Regular 15e size for
COST PRICE ON ALL LINES OF 111EAVY RUBBERS'
Close Prices on all lines of 'Fine and Heavy, -Shoes
1Oc
Plumsteel Bros.
PHONE 25,
SO MUCH SUGAR
SO MUGA SALT
TF IT'S WRONG,
IT'S_NOT:MY FAULT
FOR I TOOK IT
UROM T11E BORIC
-RELY THAT'S '
THE WAY TO COOK
The Books from which lo take it
for good results are':
Everyday Pudding .Book .....25c
'nasty Dishes .... :30c
More Tasty Dishes . ..30c
365 Luncheon Dishes i ........50c
365. Cakes and Cookies 50c
Good housekeepers' Cook BooIc 81.00
Catherine Owen's Cook Hook . S1.25
Boston Cooking— '
School Cook Book . , . 82.75
- 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 puye and rich lli quality. So many
stores make aractice of underselling and handling so called " just as
good " brands.p For standard well known quality products they will
substitute inferior products. We handle only the very ,best. Our
groceries and everything we sell is highest quality and priced as low
as that quality will permit.
TFIE C, & S. GROCERS,
THREE OTHER GOOD BOOKS
FOR THE HOME ARE
THE WOMAN'S BOOK
IIousehold Management, Cook
.ery, Children, Horne Doctor,
Business, Society, Citizenship,
784 Pages . , • , , .. ..: $1.35
THE 'PARENTS 1300K
A Book which ansile t child-
ren's. questions, 737.pages ...$1.50
THE WONDER BOOK
OF KNOWLEDGE
The 'interesting story of com-
mon things., The marvels of
industry, the processes of na-
ture explained, 700 illustra-
tionss, 600 ,pages. A few
questions to which it gives
answers: Why does your
chimney smoke? Why do some
have freckles? What causes
an echo? Why do we get
hungry? What makes your
teeth'chatter?' What causes a
lump in your throat? $2.75•
FAMOUS CRANITWARE
We have just received another shipment of McClary's
Famous Sunny Blue, the best and heaviest granitware on the
market to -day.
Come and make your choice before it is picked over
Sutter\ & Perdue
HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
Stanteg Township
After an illness'^o£ about two years,
borne with Christian patience and
fortitude, there passed •to her Eter-
nal home on Monday, Feb. 7th, Sarah.
Manns, wife of John Watton. De-
ceased was the daughter of Frederick
and• Mary Manns and ' was born in
Bayfield April.'` 8th, 1862, and was
married to John Watson of Stanley
township May 22nd, 1883. Her bus- The following is the monthly re-
port for S. S.' No. 3, Stanley: '
TIle W L De Fair: Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
.were David Dewar, Joseph Mossop,
and Fred and Charles. Manns,
Those who 'attended from a dis-
tance were Mr. and Mrs; Charles
Manns, Mr. nd Mrs. John Manns,
Brown City' Mich., Mrs. Brooks, Lon;;,
don, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manns, Ben-
gali. The •,ber5aved family have the
sincere sympathy of the many.
friends.
or?, �' uuunwnw r''5'h
Mrs..0. L. Paisley is visiting in God-
erich this week,
Mr. O. E. Carbin of the Co1leglate
staff was in Toronto over the
Week -end.
Miss Richardson of the Collegiate
staff was in Goderich over the
week -end.
Miss Ruth Dale spent the week -end
at the home of Dr. M. A, and Mrs.
Shipley of Blyth. '
Mrs. George Tomlin of Stratford was
here attending the funeral of her
sister on Saturday.
Miss Marion Gibbings of Essex, was
home this week attending the fun-
eral of her grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson of Goder-
ich were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs.' Geo. A. Walker on Sunday.
Miss Elinor. Broder of Morrisburg
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.
M. D. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart.
Miss Bernice Dunseith has returned
to -her home in St. Pauls after a
visit at the home of Mr. W. J.
Jones.
Miss Clete lord and Miss Munro of
Alma College, St. Thames, spent
the week -end at the home of the
former here.
Mr. W. R. Millar and family of Tor-
onto motored up on Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Mr.
E. G. Courtice.
Miss Taylor of Science Hill and Mrs.
Bird of Glehavon, Sask„ wero'`the
guests. of Miss Margaret Mahaffy
over the, week -end.
Mr. Roy and Miss Mary McWhinney
of Goderich and Miss May Goddard
of Guelph visited Mr. and Mrs, G.
A. Walker last week.
Mr. Wilber Ford returned to Peter -
born on Monday after a short holi-
day at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ford.
Di, and Mrs, Kay .and Misb Elaine
Kay of Lapeer, *Mich., motored
over this week to attend the fun-
eral of Mrs. Kay's father, the late
John Gii$bings.
Mrs. (Dr.) Connelly and Mrs. Sanger
of Parkersburg, W. Va;, were hero
last week for the .funeral of their
aunt, Miss Agnes Wilson, and were
guests over the week -end of Mrs.
R. Cree.
Mr. Robert Hunter, 'who - has been
hone for the past fortnight owing
to the illness and death of his
aunt, returned to Toronto yester-
day to resume' his studies at the
University.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven and -
Miss Norma of Timmins and Miss
Libbie Gibbings '.of Toronto are
here 'this week, ' being called home
on account of the ,death of the late
- John Gibbings.
112x. and, Mrs.. Kennedy, who have
been visiting the latter's mother,
Mrs. E. Herman, for the past_ few
months, left Monday to visit in
Bolton for a few days before re-
turning to their Borne at I'Cenora.
Mrs. J. Addison and Miss Janet, Aik-
enhead of Brucefield 'visited
friends in town last 'week. ,They
were on their way to Toronto to
attend, as delegates from the
Brucefiehi Society, the Iiortietiltur:•
al Convention, 'which/was held in
the Icing Edward hotel en Thurs-
day and Friday. . •
Rev. F.. Herman of Bolton was here
last week for the funeral of his
sister. He was obliged to return
home Saturday' as speeiiinervices
were to be held' on Sunday in his
church and on Monday evening he
was to be indaCted asrector of the
parish of Bolton ' and Tullarnor'e,
Mr..Herman : has been, at Craig-'
hurst for some years and had just
been- appointed to the Bolton par-
iah.
band, survives, and also the following
family: Robert J. of Browning,
Sask.; James H. of Fiske, Sask.;
Fred of Stanley, Ethel (Mrs, Joseph
Mossop) and Nellie; (Mrs. Paul
Cleave) of :Stanley; Sadie, (Mrs. l:
Sheardown). of Goderich; Ada, (Mrs.
David Dewar) of Bayfield; Bessie
and' John at home. ` One brother,
William Manns -of -Turner, Mich., and.
two half-brothers,' Fred and Charles
of Forbisher, Sask., also survive.
Mrs. Watson has been .for many
years a . devoted member of the
Methodist church and took great in-
terest in its welfare and was a great
worker in the Ladies' Aid, always
it ready and ,willing helper in any
good cause. The funeral, which was
largely attended, was held from her
late home . on TImrsda'y., -February
10th. Rev. H, Kennedy of the United
church, conducting the service. A
beautiful solo, "In the Garden" was
very feelingly sung, by Mrs, McGreg-
or of Grand Bend. The pallbearers
Sr. 5th -Marie Grainger, 84%,
Lillian Marks, 66.
Sr. 4th—Eleanor Scotchmer, 80;'
Margaret Chuter, 64; Harvey. Taylor,
60,
Jr. 4th—Irene Scotchmer, 65; Bob
Taylor, 55; John Marks, 50.' •
Sr. 2nd --Kathleen Scotchmer, 61.1;
Margaret Marks, 61.
Pruner—Mary Marks, Tom Scotch -
mer*
Marion, I, MeEwen, teacher.
GODERICH: The annual birthday
party of' the Alexandria Marine and
General Hospital will be held on
Friday, Feb, 18th, from 2, 53.5 p.m.
As in other years' gifts will be re-
ceived by the various hospital auxil-
iaries. Last year a most successful'
party Wag given and those, hi charge
are/hoping for an even•better one
this year.
Cliiato New -Record
re.:
CI:ILTI2SDAY;•' FEBRUA RY 1.7; 1921•..
Serie' itlia Sjilite
Our Clerk"s"are willing to serve you gladly with a Smile,
If you wish to -serve ; yourselves in our Groeeteria you will surely smile at ou,r low prices there
Or`your Groceries -will b`e,:delivered to your door, with a smile, no extra charge for delivery.
' But we do like you to call and inspect our
Groceteria Bargains.
Cash PriceList This, Week
SYRUP QQ `OAP` CHIPS•
LARD
5 lb. pail for ; C7c 2 IUs. for ..... ..C. 3 ib. pail for .
'SYRU'P 75C C07TAGE ROLL 2SC BLACK TEA
10 ib.' pail for.. ..'..... ® Per I!b. . . .... . ...... .... , :-..' 2 ,Per , Ib. .. , ... , .
MATCHES 25C BROOMS TOMATOES
Per pkg. .... 2 cairn for .
CO. or . RCEI CORN
2 pkgs.'for C 2 cans': for
LARD LEMONS C PEAi9..
per 1bb 2 eairs for
PEANUT BUTTER:
Per Ib. .`
ROLLED OATS
6 lbs. for '
CORN:MEAL
6 lbs. for
5 -string, each ; 38c
ORANGES 39
Per dozen .
LEMi r; 39
Per dozen .. .
TOMATO SOUP 2 C C
2 for GJ
PINEAPPLE 29C
2 tins (for .. 7
CORN FLAKE— S 29C
3 pkgs: for
CLARK'S 'TOMATO SOUP 2'7 C
3 for 9
'4JELLYpkgs.for G POWDER 25c
19c
20c
•22c
29c
29c
VI -TONE 35c
The New'Food' Drink ......
• (Large Pkg. 590)
59c
9C
29c
29c
27c'
TOMATOES;. 15C
2 small tins for ....-.,.....4+a]I
10 BARS SOAP 5®c
5P.&G.and 5 Gold
MOLASSES SNAPS 25C'
2 Its. for
'LARD $3 ®6'O
20 ib. pfok.
SHORTENING NiING
.20 "lb. pail for
$2.90
Australian Peaches, per tin 40c.
Special Price on Sugar by the Bag, off the car due to arrive
Monday,, February 21st.,
In. the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the -Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
Phone
48
Cash and 11'/V 1O'Neil
Service A •
Where "Sells for Jess " price prevails.
0
WHY NOT HAVE A 50 -YEAR ROOF WITH
"Neverot'-" Shingles
"The Stained or Plain Red Shingle. Made of Sound, fine-grain
Cedar, specially graded and inspected. :The "Neycrot" Stained
Shingles are stained separately by hand and have wearing. and last-
ing qualities not possessed by shingles stained in bundles.
We are Booking Orders for Early Delivery
Thomas McKenzie Estate
EVERYTHING. IN BUILDERS' SUPI3LIES
Firemen's Dance and Bowlers
Card. Party Euchre and Ranee
A dance and card party
•
will be held in
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Monday, Feb, 28th::
Under auspices 0f the
Clinton Tire Brigade.
ADMISSION 96 2.
1Bag'laellc3
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Paull went to
London on Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Paull's grandfather,
the' late AA. Drew of London. They
returned on Monday.
Mr. Robt. Pollock is sepnding a
few days visiting old friends again in,
the village before returning to his
home at La Riviere, Man.
Miss Phyllis Bacon of London
spent the week -end With her sister,
Mrs. W. Hall. "
Inspector J. E, Tom visited the
Public school on 'Friday , last.
The skating was good on the'river
and lake last' week. Four Hien, skat-
ed doawn from Goderich one day. They<
probably had a 'good appetite when
they got monis. `
The Y. P S. will meet on Friday
night, when part 'of the program will
consist of essays: on Canadian Au-
thors, the'reinaiiider. or -the program
will be musical.
.A number of the young people are
preparing a program to be given in
the town hall- 'on Friday evening,
Feb. 25th. Part of the program is to
consist of vocal and orchestral select
tions and a farce' eotnedY "A Likely
Story" will also be given, The pro
ceeds are to be devoted to the pur-
chase'ef instruments for the Y. P. S.
Orchestra. It it hopedat there
will lie a good attendance.
The St. Valentine's Tea under the
auspices of the Junior Guild in Mrs.
iVlcKay's restaurant on Saturday af-
ternoon :was quite a success.- "Ile
room` was very , prettily decorated
with . hearts and red and white
streamers. Red 4.candles, hearts and
red heart menus; adorned the tables.
The waitresses wore white bandeaux.
with a red hearty The. Guild isvery
much indebted to Mrs. McKay for
her kindness in giving, the room for
this occasion .:
The, eongregathin of St. Andrew's
United church silent a very pleasant
social , evening at .the 'Home of , Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Stewart on Tuesday
evening..
- Mi. and Mrs. 'Allah Pye and fam-
ilyof Windsor are visiting Mrs.
Pye'se',
parents, M1,'. and Mrs. C. Wid-
comh
Mrs. A E. Erwin has rSturned.af-
t r visitingfriends in Wingham and
e
Toronto.' 1
The Ladies' Bowling Club will hold
its annual Euchre and Dance in the
Club rooms over Bank of Montreal on
Mondag, Feb. 1st.
Commencing at. 8 o'clock
AXtMISSION-40c
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Hospital Supper
In St, Paul's Lecture Room
Thursday; Feb. 24th
from 5 16 7 q'cicek
Provided by the ladies of the
several churches in town
MENU --1
Roast Loin of\Dressed Pork
or
Roast Prince of Beef
Escalloped Potatoes;
Rolls, Pickles, Salad, '
Pie and' Tea.
ADMISSION -50c
EVERYBODY COME
96-2.
It Won't Be
LongNow
-Till Spring is with us again and
Syrup Season Begins
We have .our, new supply of safer
buckets, spites and syrup cans on
hand at the best prices; so, give us a
-call when you decide to _buy
We still Have a few stoves ari
heaters on hand, Get them' now at;
good prices.
HARDWARE and r1.,\UMBING
..Phone 244
Our February Furniture Sale is on and will last for six weeks
only, you will surely be wise to take advantage bf the bargains we
are offering Look over the following list' and see for yourself:
8 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Old English finish
Regular Pride .135, 'Sale Price . , ...... $110.
8 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Fumed finish
Regular Price $105, Sale Price .... ... $90.
9 Piece Solid Oak Dining 1Suitte, Golden ,finish
Regular Priee $145, Sale Price $125.
Chesterfield Suite in Mohair, Regular $175, Sale Price $150.
Walnut Bedroom Shite, Regular $145, Sale Price $125.
Birch Walnut 'Beclroom Suite, Regular $75, Salo Price $60.
These are just a few of the Bargains you pill find when you
come in. You will also save money on many ether articles including
Library Tables, Desks, Dressers, Mattresses, Odd Rockers, Mirrors,
, etc.
HARDWARE
A good chance to save money on Skates and Hockey Sticks.
Use Dr. Hess' Panacea for your hens, tone then up to put them in
good condition for laying. Also Dr. Hess' Stock Tonle
Clinton Hardware and Furnit : =re Co
THE STORES WITH A STOC,i{
FUNERAL DIRECTORS . MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 1,04
Hardware 195
EISISIMESSESENNESSAISSIMOSMen
For Two Weeks Only
We are 'bffering 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
BIL+TMORE HATS
Full Line New in $3.75 to $5.00.
SOME EXTRA SPECIALS AT $3.00
Davis & Herman
Custom TailoringCleaning ax
:d ,Pressing -
ISSIVISSMSF
GUNN LA GLOIS & Co. Limited
9
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE.
;, CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
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