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speciat "prices on watches for rte
bilailee of thra morttli.
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C. H. VENNE1, fitectrician
lee,trie Vanges. Fixtures, Bulbs, irons, Fans and other
pp ianees
Wiring and Repairs- Phone T5Io7
CURRELL & SHIPLEY
VIe have the best brands of Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Syrups, :Ilarmals.des,
Jam and Picicles—new pack goods—in stock, for ready sale.
We deliver any orders, large or small, cheerfully and promptly. Con-
dirrn that New Year's Resolution and give this store an opportunity to
supply yoiir requirements.'
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TIIE C, &S. GROCEF(S
ain Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J
Peloilbet
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SI4f40,
,t1 -ter•
• sell"
matt' t*,:00
Illusti-ationis • lairds to teachers
blaelcheat'd e'xm:cises, loops and
questions. :An all -rot -aid helper
for $1.00. • • ,
Gi'st,s'ef the Lessons— ,
VeSt Pocket size. A very -Coin-
naCt and useful book to(XtrrV"
witli y011, for .informaion it I's
4 Veritable dictionari?,' 40c. . •
The D. fair co-.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
nu nun no 411111441,
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IVIiss Ruby, Irvvin was in Toronto hist
"week.•
Miss Marion Harland was in town
during "the holidays,
Miss Agnes Walker has returned to
her school at Kingston,
Miss Dorothy Rorke has returned to
Alma College, St. Thomas.
• Miss Isobel Draper has returned to
Brantford to resume her teaching.
January Specials
To stimulate business during what is usually considered the
quiet month of the year we have decided to cut loose on a number
of lines that are overstocked and, at the same time to clear up other
lines too badly broken to carry over into stock -taking. •
The. prices on these lines have been cut, to the bone and represent
some real bargains it will pay you welt to consider.
Men's Cream horse hide mitts, good heavy lining. Two kits to
clear at 69c and 98c.
A cheaper line of leather mitts, regular 50c for 38c.,
Men's fine Print Shirts, nearly all sizes in each lot, to clear at
93e, $1.19 and $1.49.
A line of men's Semi -Soft Collars, all sizes, 13 to 17, regular
35c each, to -clear 4 for $1.00. "
"Two bargains in Silk Ties at 39c and 59c.
Men% Silk and Wool Sox, special price, 59c.
Men's Heavy Grey Work Sox, special,„8 pairs for $1,00
Special cul prices on odd pants, suits and overcoats to clear.
WATCH FOR MORE SPEGALS NEXT 'WEEK.
• P. ltirristee. tros.
PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS
STYLE ND FIT
, is what You get V you let us
tailor your Winter Suit or
Overcoat. We are making up
suits and overcoats from .the
latest -and best Materials and
at fair prices. All our'
. MEN'S
STATS AND OVERCOATS
• are made under sanitary condi-
tions, and our guarantee goes
with each and everyone.
avis Ev. Herman
Dr. Blackall of London, a former citi-
zen of town, was in Clinton yester-
Miss Marion.Gibbings has returned to
Toronto to resume her studies at
1Vliss A. Bartliff left this week to
take a position as nurse in A'Ima
College, St. Thanes
Miss Emma Higgins has returned to
resume her studies at the College
of Education, 'Toronto.
Mrs. Softley and son of Burford spent
the holidays with the lady's moth-
er, Mrs. Wigginton.
Mr. Jack' Bowden returned to Ham-
ilton on Saturday, accompanied by
Mester Bobbie Phoenix.
Dr. and Mrs. Gunn spent part of the
holiday period with their daughter,
Mrs. Cross of 'Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Currell were in God-
erich on Christmas Day attending
• the wedding of the former's sister.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Jervis and Miss
Jervis of Toronto spent the holi-
days with the former's mother in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tomlin of Strat-
ford visited the letter's mother,
Mrs. E. Herman, ddring the Past
week.
Mrs. Argent, Mr. W. Argent and
•Miss Mary Argent spent New
Year's with Mr. Fred .Argent of
Blyth.
Mr. G. 111. Elliott has been visiting'
his parents., IVIr. and 'Mrs, J. W.
Elliott. "Gabe" was nursing an in-
,. jured arra.
Miss Emily Hunter returned to her
school duties at Ingoldsby after
spending the holidays at her home,
town.,
Mr. Alex. Agnew of Toronto -Univer-
sity spent the Christmas- vacation
as the guest of his aunt, Mrs. W.
Brydone. • -
Mr. • Harvey Potter has returned to
, Toronto after spending a vacation -
with his parents in town, Mr. and
Mrs. 0. W. Potter. - ,
Miss Ruth 'Jackson, who spent New
Year's in Toronto, returning with
Iter sisters, who spent Christnins at
horse returned Monday.
Greig has returned from It
visit in Toronto. Mrs. Greig, who
has been spending some tine in the
city, returned with him. '
Messrs. Harry Ambler and James
Walker returned to Pontiac, Mich,
on Monday after visiting relatives
during the holiday season.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank ;Jenkins and lit-
tle daughter returned Friday after
having spent the Christmas holi-
days with Toronto friends.
Mr, Wilfred Grant returned to Lon-
don Monday to resume his Normal
' studies after spending the mid -win-
ter vacation at his home in town.
Miss Kathleen East of Toronto and
Miss May Ball of Seaforth were
the guests over New Year's of the
fornier's sister, Mrs. Gordon Cun-
inglnne,
Mr. and'Mrs. W. Tanner, who spent
the vacation in town at the hone
of the 'iatter'S pafents, Mr. anc,
Mrs. W. Walker, have returned to
-- Agincourt.
kiss Owen Holmes le -ft Monday tut
Toronto after having spent some
weeks at the home of her parents,
Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Holmes Wes-
ley parsonage.
Miss Freda Wallis has returned to
-Guelph, Miss Geotrode Wallis to
Midland and Mr. Fred Wallis to
Toronto after having spent the
holiiay time at their home in, town.
Miss Eleanor McTaggart has returned
to Montreal, Miss Margaret Mc-
Taggart and Mr. Fred MoTaggart
to Toronto after spending the
Christmas vacation at their home
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Now is the time to get your pluirdoing done.
• We are experts in plumbing, l'insmitliing and for prompt service
are unexcelled.
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HARDWARE •PLII".14BING VVIRI:NTCi
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A Specia,1 Glr'oc!eteria Bargain in our Gt.oceteria,
only -for cash, Fr'ida-:,:i and Saturday -
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lbs Rolled Oats -for 39c (only oie lot to a customer)
10 bars s()ap any kind 63c
We have just received our -first shiptnetit of Fresh Flsh, Fresh
Halibut, Fresh B. Saltirion, Fresh Herring, Fiaddie, Filletts,
Saltrion. Snacks, and Oysters. ,
The tea markethas advanced. For this weekour prices will
remail -1 thesame..
Black tea per lb. 48c I English Breakfast tea, ib 65c
Mixed tea per lb 45c I Monarch tea, • per lb 75c
It will i)ay you. to buy 5 lbs of tea -
Seedless Raisins
6 lbs Roiled Oats
10 lbs Granulated Sugar
2 lbs for
85e 2 2 i
21,,,,:bbbs.
Cooking Figs ffoorr 4625ec for 25c -
• 1 Pail syrup
CoffeeDates Currants
for 45e
for 22'6
Head 1...,ettiice and Celery
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People You Know - I FRANK YEIGH
Miss Berth:). Raniras has returned to
her studies in Toronto after the
holidays. ,
Miss Amy, liellyar left Friday for
Massey after spending the holiday
season at her home,
Miss Margaret Gree of Victoria I-Ios-
pital, London, is enjoying a holiday
at her home hi town. .
Mrs. C. ,L. 3iilkey was called to New
York last week owirig to the ill-
ness of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. „ Ray IVIcCounell of
Woodstock spent the holiday time
with relativeS in town.
Miss Kathleen Livermore of the
Wingharo hospital staff spent New
Year's a her home in town.
Mr. R. 3. Gibbings, who has been, in
the west dor the peat several
months, has returned to town.
Mr. W. Anderson of Toronto spent
the holidays in town as the guest
of Mr, and Mrs. 3, MeMurchle.
Mr,• Wilbu,r Ford returned Monday to
Peterborif after spending the holi-
day period at his home in town.
Miss Mary IVIcMurchie returned to
Toronta...on IVIoralay after spending
the vacation at her home in town.
Mrs.'Logan of Saginaw, Mich., is ex -
•'petted the end of the week on
Short visit to her sister, Miss Gil.
Miss B. Combe has returned to the
Margaret Eaton School, and Miss
Agnes to St. Hilda's College, To-
rooto,
Mr: -and Mrs. Richard Peck of Sea -
forth visited with their cOuSin,
Miss C. E. Itiehardson over the
• holiday.
Mrs and Mrs. L..3. Wanner' and lit-
tle daughter have -returned to To-
rento after spending' the vacation
in. town.
Mr. Erskine Evens, who is teaching
at Dunnville, returned to his duties
on Saturday after the mid -winter
holiday. ,
Miss Edna Wise of the Conservatory
of -Music, whd was home for theo
holiday time; returned to Toronto
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9th
Don't fail to see ancl hear about the
300 beautiful pictures of the most
noted places of Canada at 4 o'clock,
and the British Isles and the Battle-
fields of Flanders at 8 o'clock.
Afternoon—C. I. pupils • and" ail
Seids, 25e. „ReServecl. seats 10e extra,1
children 10c., adults, 25c. Evenin„b.—
Plan at Fairs.
Mr. C. 11 McKenzie of Sarnia, is in
thc county this week inspecting,
cattle being consigned for tho Pure-
bred Stock Sale to be hold at Wing- children of Strstrord spent NOW
ham next month, Mr, alcKenzle Ysar'a at' the Immo of Mrs. Colo
was with the Live Stock Branch of niati's mother, Mrs, A, Nieltle.
-the Federal De.partment oI Agri- Miss Dorothy Jervis has returned lo
culture lot"' some years and is con- her Leaching' dittios'at 1(111)11(01a
sidered a11 expert judge "of stock, ler haying spent the mid -winter
He was • in Huron county some vacation at her holm in towtc.
dears ag0 .-1:or. some Lime in con- 11/frs. Helen Quinn spc,ni Now ),'enrI
Monday.
Mr, Ernest Livermore retinmed to
`I'oronto Saturday after spending
the Christmas vacation with his
-parents. here.
Miss Mary McIntosh has gone to Fort
William after spending the holidays
• with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. i.
I'. McIntosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dinibar arid fain-,
ily spent New Year's with Mrs.
• Dunbar's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. 13-mmett.,
•
Miss Pearl Hanna and Mr. Harold
'Bell of Port Huron have been vis-
iting Die ,dormer's aunt,' Mrs. 0, T1.
Elliott of town.. ,
Mr. Isaac Sterling of Consul, Saab,
spent ,Christmas week, with his 81s -
ter, Mrs. Joseph Jervis, and other
friends in the vicinity.
Mr.. I. Tto,ttonbury and Miss Dorothy
Rattenbury 'of Petal:1)01'0 W'01`0 New
Year's visitors here and spent the
week-m.1cl in town also.
Mrs, A, Limas has returned home ar-
ter'visiting her daughter, Mrs, W.
A, Wilton oC Tonaveamia; N. Y.
Mrs. Wilson has boor very 111.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Coleman and two
nection -with art erfort to eliminate \villa her sister, librs, W. T. Thirinan,
serub in:tles, Mr, Mc,Notrzie is now cicr the -winter „„.
running a small farm ilea] saruin, 1\11'S. TOWI1Selld, V.410 carile,4000 sever-
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and no donlii making ri success of al \\reeks ago on accourtl.ile
it, lie is a genial, 'kindly porion- nest of lier mother, 41;0 Air,,
1,111, and old friends here will be George Nott, loft for her home in
glad. to meet him again,• ,1 y sci
lthe herds of the county all before leaving to spent:b therenutlin
in deo
Hardware
• Plumbing and
Tinsmithing
Martin-Senour's Paints
and Vanishes
Stoves and Ranges
Go to—
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- 'Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Huron
Central 'Agrictiltural Society will be
held in the: office at the Department
of Agriculture '
SATURDAY;•.TANTJARY 17111 ,
' At 2 p.in.
All interested 0,1,0 urged to be pre-
sent.
Herb. Cox, President,
A, J. MoMuvray, Secretary.
Mr, Fred Ruinball of Toronto ai,d
Mr. and IIIrS. Ray " l.onribal.1 Ann
little , soil of, Windsor hpelit larew
Year's with their mother, ' Al,
Clara Ruitibi111 Of town, .
Mr, tincl Mrs, GeOrge laticl-,10..rt 'oil
Monday for Los ,AngoleS, Cato
where they will right their dangli-
ter, They expect" to bo absurd for
the b ilanee )•1". the winter.
Mr. alai Mrs. _clay( Moir and Milo
daugl tor rotaIrtIed to their liemo
in Allmoisla on. 6atimiloy niter
1001111 11 for ;Aoins thne, \\nib.' relct-,
tives lo i..atai3Olt, 011 Vieinitiy, '
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Watch this Space Next Week
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Go
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Ftrniture Phone: 104 Hardware 19" '
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A OUT WIRING
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The unquestioned value of electricity in the home means that,
the plans for every now house should dell for electrie wiring that wil,;
carry all electric tipppances, with a sufficient number of outlets, c(t
plugs, to make convenient connections in all parts of the building
However, the changing of wiring to permit the Carrying of 0J,
electric appliances is a simple matter, not a complicated one, as man
people think.
A previously installed home -lighting system and the wiring for
it does not require changing in any way.
The only change of consequence occurs between the place where
the power edmpany's wires are attached (usually at some point on the
house outside near the roof) and the meter in tho 'basement. Between
these two points there should be a 3 -wire system of sufficient capac•
-
ity to amply provide for range and any additional appliance that
may be installed later, and with appropriate cut-outs, or switches, and
oorreet fuses. This done by a competent electrician and you are pre-
pared to carry all household appliances in any ordinary house, Con- o
nesting this new wiring to your present lighting system is a matter
of .minutos only, as is the matter of connecting the range ready dor •
cooking.
You do not have to pay for the new service wires running from
the poles in the street to your house. The power company usually
furnishes and installs them.
The only thinglo make sure of before having the wiring -changed
is thist-s-Is range or other extra service available at the moment on
our street? ,Ask the power service company. In any event, wire
heavy enough, the'difference in cost is negligible. Electric range dis-
satisfaction is ahnost unheard of, but in the very few cases where it
has existed the trOuble is invariably traced to too light wiling.
Thele is no particular inconvenience caused by changing over wiring
to permit the earrYing of electrical app
HYDRO SHOP, CIintsn
17510 YOTIR OWN TJTILITIt— IT PAYS
nrestansumaarommess,
icing friends in town. He was the
guest while, here of Mr, and Mrs.
George Davies, Huron street.
air, and Mrs. OWC11 Savage of Iduf-
Tale alias ilabol Livermore of St.
Catharines ottO Mr. John Liver-
more of Detroit spent the Yuletide
iamation -,st the lioine of their
mother, Mrs. S. G, Castle, Clinton.
bit 'lorry Morrish, oC Oxbow, SasIv„
Who has been eisiiing his ,mother
at Pickering, is this week with hi$
brother, bit. A. J. latorrisli. alris
Morrish hocic, many friends in the
old town who are gli.d to meet and
greet hilin,' I
lkliss Dorothy t,antelon returned Mon-
day iron: Toronto, whore -she has
beer undergoing surgical treat-.
inert, Sho is very such better,
her many friends are grad to know.
ger sister, Mrs., Weatherwax
Orillia, accompanied her home, rt
turning to Orillia Tuesday.,
McKillop Tovvoshap
A most unexpected death occur
on 'Monday of last week when Mi
Joseph Dayman passed away. SI
was suddenly stricken while hangit
Sons clothes on the line and,
though, everything possible was do
'lier, she passed away in a Sc
hours. She was a daughter of
tato John Reinke of the Kippen roa
Iler husband, one daughter, M:
Gotshalk New Orleans, sod o
son, Robert, who 15 at home, su7•vit
The funeral took place Wecinesd
afternoon to Maitlandbank centetin