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ON'S ;tE virrG ,TE'IirI+7LLILY 'STOR'E
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lo one would" look iu a ,jewellery store fo
x'uit, hat the beautiful wrist -Watches ty
are showing are "peaches" ready to
'‘picked";up by the buying' public.
EYES e "CSTED FREE and SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED
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Jeweller .and; Optician,
ON
Next'H.ovey'e Drug Store
Just., a few special lines to start
off the hew year: We have many
other lines slated for clearing which
we have not -space to mention 'but you
will find these exceptionally good vat,
nes,
MEN'S IfEAVY WOOL SOA
Lot No. 1, 4 pairs for.. ..$1.00
Lot. No. 2, 3 pairs for .
Lot No. 3, 2 pairs for - ..$1.00
Ladies' Blaelc'Cashmere Klose, (sec.)
Special 590 pair or 2 pairs for $1.10.
Men's Print Shirts ` (good patterns)
at .... . ...$1.25
Some specialbargains in beets and
rubbers in clearing lines.
Alt the overcoats 'at'"sale prices to
clear.
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PRONE .r',2fiee
SMALL PROFITS., MORE BUSINESS
ROS`'
THE FLAT SHPE • PICOVIDLS
RENGIN. CURVED END PER,
MIT DRAPING CLEAR SO CASING -
THE iB1tACICET 1S SIMPLE,',
STRONG AND PRACTICAL. SIFT
-GLE OR ' DOilBLE, BRASS ;OR
WHITE F NISIr.
x. a Fair Ca.
Often the:Cheapest-:Etkways the Best
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10 lbs. 'Granulated Sugar',
10 •bars Laundry, "Soap. ; .,;
3, pkgs. :Pearling
0 Rolls toilet Pape
3. lbs. Beans .
3', lbs. Spanish Onions
l'lbs. Cream of Wheat
Corn Starch,
..11,05
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255.
....25c.
.25c.
255.
.25e.
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto yes
• tardily.
Mrs. S. Agnew is spending the winter
with her daughter, in Montreal.
Miss Jean Farquhar of :Stratford
Normal was home over the •weeks
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Looking .,v OUr Novelties
In Woolens
youmay he absolutely:sure of
finding something to spit you,
no matter what your taste may
. be. We show such, • a variety'
of patters that everyone is
sure to IA pleased. Bear in
remembrance, please, that the.
cloth is only one item with us --
designing, cutting, 'honest . and
i .3kihful "putting together" are
factors in maldng you a satire
factory suit or overcoat
Davis & H erg. x•11.
VETERAN TAILORS
Mrs. John Torrance was in Kincardine
last week attending the. funeral of
a cousin.
Manager Zi. R. Sharp '.of the Molsons
Bank has been holidaying at`'St.-
Marys and ether points.
Mrs. Wan: 'Glen eyrie in town last week
• on her"wiiY to •Godbrich3 where she
intends spending the -winter.
Mr. W J. Miller attended' the 'Mei-
glean banquet in London on Friday;
evening and is remaining' with
friends for the week.
Mr..; Wm. McIver, Miss Ruby MrP4 .,>j
arid" Mrs. Morrow. of. )'ort Fled;
were in .toren for the funeral oil,
Mr. Eli: Crich on Tuesday .1
Mrs. 0. Jinks of ]?ort Lambeth for
Merly of Clinton. is spending a few
weeks as the guest a Mrs. Knee;
and Miss'ICnok of town -
Miss Graham of Seaforth, who was,.
in town'for.'the Presbyterial meet- •
ing.on Tuesday; remained over as
the 'guest of Mrs-. W.' Farr.
Mrs. CCI. Rance of Clutton and Mrs,
Hebeit,' E. Panll, Morrisburg,'-'are
:guests . with Mrs. Bartholemew,
Haylnan Court. -London Free Press
Mis,, Roberts and little daughter,
who' have, ;been spending . several
months with Mrs. °T.:J.. Watt of
town have: gone to London to spend
some weekswith friends. .
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Medeland and
Miss Mary Modeland and Mr. W. A,
Crich of Seaforth attended the fu.,
neral of les. 'godeland's be•other,
Mr. Eli Crich qn Tdesday,
Mrs, Wesley Hogarth, Miss Thelma
and Master" 'Ivan of : Londesboro
spent a few days with the lady's
paeonts, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim
• Brown, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs: F. Spencer and Mr.
and Mts., Y. Ritchie of Shallow
Lake, Mrs. Louis Hill and babe of
Kitchener and Mrs. Cleve Richards
of Stratford', attended the funeral
on Tuesday of the late Eli Grieb.
Mrs Joseph Clegg and Master Jack
. of Morris township 'visited the
ladyis mother, Mrs. G. M, Farquhar
of the Base line for a few day's last
week. 'Mrs.' laarquhar has ,gone
to spend the winter with Mrs,
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When in Need of any
of the Following Lines •
Call on ns
Phimbing, Electrical Wiring, Electric Fixtures and
Supplies. Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
Paints, Oils and varnishes
Roofing and Pumps of all kinds
Delco Farm Lighting Plants and
Genkral Hardware
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Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE
Av Inurr
Mr. Roy Robertson left last 'week
or Detroit
A concert ivi11 be given' in the For-
ester's hall on. Friday evening of this
veek, under the auspices' of the 10.-
cal
0•cal Orange order.
lilies Alma Mutch`teturned to her
position hi Toronto on Wednesday:
Mit. and Mrs. It. Roberton of C`rin
ton spent a few days with friend'
;here.
The week of prayer was observed
last ryeelc. On Monday Rev. 5'.
Banes ,spoke in_ the Presbyterian
slnur h. On Wednesday Rev. Park -
r• preached hi the, Methodist church
and on Friday Eov. W. R. Alp 0 the
apt1o0 church. ' The al,Lendance wa
Brood despite they weather,
Sunday school in the Baptist church
is
2 o'clock. Service : o'eloii.,
r:avox''inecling ; on Tuesday evening
1
Loose Macaron
roup ®'f 'Goods for 5 cents
Electric Silver' Cleaner... .
Gong Soup 2 bx' r
Lemonade Powders .
Wool Soap : .
Polar Soap ,.,.,...
.5c
5c
13: C Salmon, Jrei lb' sass ..30e.
Halibut, Pei;. ib .30c.
Fil(etts per Ib . .22c.
non Haddie pex lU.2dc.
Salmon Snacks ,. ,. „60c
Fresh .0ystbre selects per pint
Catsli & . etrrg..
2:0-4611v4treg
THEY AP'PRECIATED:eJIIM '''s
1Vtr.' Morley Jordon, Clinton's new-
est ;business , men' levho bought' out
the Reid Grocery:: a .few weeks:.ego,
was;: pleasantly, surprised itha other
day.. to repeive froni the dwellers: a-
long mail route No. 1,, Belgsave, en
which he served as, courier for five eV
six years. a nice little purse of $50.00
as a little •tolien of ,appreciation on
his leaving. The 'gift would seem
to prove that Mr. Jeydon was efficient
and obliging hi high work, :him qualities
which will no. doubt bring
cess in his 'business'here.'
Mr. and Mrs.'Israel. Taylor, Welling,
;ton street, north, are leaving later
in the month for St..Petersburg,
1F'Ia., where they -will spend some
time. At present Mr. Taylor is in
Bermuda attending' ;an. Imperial
Life Conference. -- London 'Free
•Press.
Mr. N. W, T'rewartba. M.P.P.-elect,
3YIs. Trewartha, Mr. and :Mrs. G.
H.' Elliott,' Mr. and Mrs, J. J.
Turner, Messrs. W.S.R. Holmes,
J. P. Sheppard, C. G. Middle-
ton, D. Cantelon, W. A. Bea-
eom, L. Anderson, R. G. Thompson,
W. Churchill, T. E. Mason, H. C.
Cox and T. M. Woods all of .Clin-
ton ` . and ;'vicinity attended the
Meighan banquet in London on Fri-
day- evening last.' Most of them
went' in the morning and took in
the different receptions arranged.
for the day by the London Conserv
vative Club.
ELECTRICAL PLUMBING'
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DISCOVER NEW FISHING ';BANK
It is reported.' by the Department of
2Vlhrine and Fisheries that a new'ish-
ing bank, approximately 200 miles in
length and 90 miles in width, has
been discovered off the Coast of Lab-
rador. This fishing, ground, which,
it is stated, abounds in cod and hali-
but, will likely prove a valuable as. -
to the already known fishing
banle."„ The depth of the water is
75 fathoms. and the same soundings,
.hying but little, prevailed over a
' la go Dart of . the bank:
LonclesborO
Mr. Reynolds of" the "Shaw School
of. C4nnnerce" Toronto • spent the,
•
week -end at Mr. Thos. Sampson's.
Miss S. C. Barr, who has been quite'
111 ;for the past few weeks, is, mach
better and ;able to- be tip again.
'The W.M.S. of ICnox church met,at
the home of Mrs. Jas. Campbell lase
Friday afternoon.
The annual congregational meeting
of Knox ehtuch,'' Londesboro, and
Burns church will be 'held on Thurs-
day and Friday nights respectively,
The Community Hall Board held
their regular meeting on Thursday
evening, when the treasurer presented.
the financial statement for the year.
•Tho"receipts amounted to $371.16 and
expenditure $236.14, leaving a balance
of 5135.02.
Mr. and; Mrs. 'Charles. Cox went
to London on Monday -of 'fast week,
Mrs, Cox hada serious operation pet=
formed on antiom and Jaw, after an
X-ray had been taken. She is im-
proving and has returned home.
LITTLE LOCALS `
Miss .M!yirtle Cola entertained a
number of her girl friends to a birth-
day party en Monday evening.
e.
The ire in the Maitland river moved
out at Goderich on Sunray, being the
Ntord for an earlY hreak-0p. Tlia
6 -pin of Friday Int was the cause.
r The ice v -,as not heavy and did not
10rce its way to the -lake• A eiuml0
of small boys were skvirng nn lire
river shortly ,before. it (broke, but they,
were warned in tune to get to safety,, discussion Will 30 ;i r0t'4
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held on Thurs-
day afternoon next in their rooms
over the public library. The program
will be on "Mothers' Day." • liostes.
Ses; Mrs, McBrien,::Mrs. Clement,
Mrs. Cree Cook and Mee. R. Fit
siminons.
T. HAW.KINS, CI-IAIRMAN
The Clinton hydro Commission mei
last week and appointed Mr. T. Haw.
kins, chairman and Mr. B. 3. Gib
bings; secretary. Mr. Hawkins is
the senior member of the commission
this year, Air.. Gibibings although a
member for several years, being re-
elected .this
eelected.this year: The Mayor is
ex -officio a member ,of the Commis.
The Women's Inetitute intend lhold-
ing:a social evening in the Communi-
ty hall on Tuesday evening, January
29th, for'tho',Members ofthe, society,
their husbands and fanuliee. There
will be "games,' etc, following tl$is
lunch will be served in the basement,:
Everybody will he. welcome, La'dies
are 'asked to please' bring 'baskets.
Constance
Quite a number of our village folks
are getting in a slipply of wood for
the `winter.
The trustees of the Methodist
church held a meeting on Tuesday af-
ternoon:
The weekly .prayer meeting this CLOVER HONEY
week was held in the church on Tuee- in one pound sections, pe-iee 25 cents,
day evening.
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0 OPENING OF NEW HOSPITAL 0
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0 The Clinton . Public Hospital.0
0 Board extends a cordial invitation 0
0 to .town and community to be 0
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0 the new hospital.at'2 o'clock oe 0
0 Tuesday afternoon January. 22nd. 0
0 A number of prominent speakers 0
0 will be present. Phelan's. orches- 0
0 tta will be in attendance. The 0
0 members of the Board and the 0
0 Hospital staff will welcome the 0
0 Public during the evening of the 0
0 22nd also,, and on the afternoon -0.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS
BETTY BROWN
OLD STYLE HOME MADE
CANDIES
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WITH LOVINGOVFLOVINGCARE
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FOR YOURS
BULK ICE CREAM AND BRICKS
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Confectionary and Restaurant
"We aim to please."
PURE COMB HONEY
FOR SALE
Twoeeleigh loads from the village
went over to a house warming and
dance at the home of Mr, Joe Mann
on Tuesday evening. All report a
good time..
.Class Gives Play -
The Philathea Class of Ontario St.,
church is giving the play, "A. Rainy
Afternoon" in the, church on Thurs-
day evening,, January 24th, at' eight
o'clock sharp. Everybody come.
Admission 25e. 37-1.
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CLUB MET
H:ANns.. L
The Homeand School Club met in
the Public school ,on 'Tuesday,' faire
president, Mrs. W. ;Mannini , in the,
Chau. Nearly one hundred came, a-
mong, therm several' mon, and a nuns
her of new names were added to the
membership. Mr. A. 1'. Cooper gave
i vary ante testing, little talk` on "Ed-
ucation," At the conclusion of the
address the' rad -es served a cup 'f
taxa and' a tont of the 5211091 w<1s
Yode. The next meeting, the third
Tuesday iri d ibya0ry, the ea0'ljeet anti
frIolmesville
The many friends of Miss Holmes,
who has been ill in Goderich hospital
will be 3leascd to know sire is some-
what improved.
Last week the: citizens of Clinton
saw fit to elect Me. Jenkins: as one of
their councillors. They .made no
mistake for "Bill" is one of our old
boys and for a number of years was
Mayor of 1lohnesville, "lie's all
r ight,"
Miss Mary Iiewell of Goderich 1
visiting her imele. Mr. 3; R. Holmes.
Mr, P.; Lowery and the Walter bro-
thers
ro-titers have installed a` radio;
Miss ;Marion Alcock has returned
home atter a visit m Blyth,:
We are glad to report that Mr. t
B. horse -titer, who has been 111 al; the
imine of his son Bussell at'rlarlkham,
is scme;+'hat bet+e2 again.
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A sltating party will be put on in
i,he.local arena on
Friday evening, Jan. 19
under the auspices of the Girl's
Auxiliary
Band .in attendance,
and All ,usual attractions and a; few
-
extra' ones, Come and help the girls
1aa-sei..;mlrncy for hospital equipment
.Admission 25e, Lunch' 10c