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Electric 'Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fags and other
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Wiring and «pairs
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CURRE1GJ & SHIPLEY
We have the bestbrands, of Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Syrups, Marmalades,
,Jams and Pickles—tiew:pack goods—in stock fer ready sale.
I `We deliver any orders, large or small, cheerfully and promptly. ,Con
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'firm that New Year's Resolution and give this store an opportunity to •
supply your requirements.- '
THE 'C & S. GROCERS,
Main Store, Phone 125 W., Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
January Specials
To stimulate businessduring 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 Iines have been cut to the bone and represent
some real bargains it will spay you-wellto Consider.
Meat's Cream horse hide mitts, good heavy lining. Two lots to
clear at
69c and 98c. .
A cheaper line of leather mitts, regule; 69,c for 38c.
1Merits fine Print Shirts, nearly all sizes in eel lo, tq clear at
98c, $1,19 end $1,49,
eoe and '11d�a 59c.
eigliiiis Ili Rig
A line' d men's Semi -Soft Collars, all sires, iS to 17, regular
35e cath;'to clear 4 for $1.00.
•'14ii Ej , . at.
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ilk and Wool Sox, :speeial price, 59e.
Men's Heavy Grey Work Sox, special; 3 pairs for $1.00
Special cut prices on odd pants, suits and overcoats to
WATCH FOR MORE SPECALS NEXT WEEK.
Plumsteel Bus.
PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS
clear.
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MORE BUSINESS
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SUIT
with all the hallmarks of die -
tinction, style, clever "work-
mansbip and quality materials
always attracts attention. 1
We have some unusual sug-
gestions for young men who
demand the very latest.
We ease have practical yet
distinctive designs to please
men of more conservative
taste. r
Come in and let us take your
measure for a suit of.
OUR TAILORING
Davi - Herinan
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W
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Reeve Middleton is in Goderieh this
week attending the 'county council.
District Representative !„.,,S. B. Stoth-
ers has been at the county ,council
this week.
Miss' Kathleen' McConnel returned to
Lloydtown last week -end to -re-
sume her teaching duties.
Mrs, Ballantyne elf- London has been
in town this week owing to 'lie,
death of her sister,'Mrs. Cardiff.
Mrs. Joseph CIegg and. Master Jack
of Brussels are vhiting the form
er's' mother; 'Mrs- . Farquhar of
town. t:
Miss Anna •Stephenson and Mr. Me-
'Connell of Varna spent'the week-
end as the guests of the former's
cousin,,Mrs. D. A. Kay.
Mrs. R. J. Flusher of Mill street and
her niece, Miss Margaret' Watts of
Carroll, Mama, spent a few days
with London friends last week.
Masi S. Southeombe,.-who had visited
for a ,month' with*. her brother and
sister, Mr. E. and Miss Washing-
ton, left Friday Iast for Port Union.
Mrs. C. Llewellyn -Bilkey returned on
Thursday from New York City,
where she had been caUed on. ac
count of the -illnes of her mother.
Mr. R. E. Maiming attended 'a ban-
quet of the Brotherhoods of Vic-
toria and North Street Methodist
Churches, Goderieh, on Monday ev-
ening.
Miss Emily Morrison of Hensel' vis-
ited with her brother, Mr. E. Mor-
rison, laet week and with the Miss-
es Mabel and Eva Clufi', ovell the
week -end.
Mrs Milton Cook, who has been
Spending •a fortnight with her par -
ants, ,Councillors and Mrs. Schoen -
pals, returned to her home in Sar-
nia on Friday.
Mr, Thos. H. Leppington was in Lon-
don on Monday undergoing an ex-
amination before the Army' Medical
Board. He alsovisited friends
while in the •city.
Mr, Morrison, Government Egg In
specter, was an ;town the beginning
of the week and met a number of
the grocers of town in the Agricul-
tural Office yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Vincent of London spent a cou-
ple of days in Clinton with'her hus-
band last week, coining up to at-
tend'the euchre party given, by the
Clinton -Club on Wednesday even-.
ing.
Supt. H, B. Chant is in Toronto this
week. Re was 'accompanied by his
granddaughter, Little Miss Cather-
ine Floody, who has been with her
grandparents since. the Christmas
season.
Mr. N. W. Trewartha, M.P.P,, went
up to Goderieh Tuesday evening to
attend the annual •banquet given by
.rthe county treasurer and clerk to
the anernbers of the county council
and former members. "
Mr. S. B. Stothers was in Exeter on
Monday attending a meeting 'of the
eorn-growers of the section who are
interested in the control of the;
eornborer.. An expert from Ottawa
addressed theegathering. ,
Mr. and Mrs. McKim and three child-
ren of Ricetown, Sask., who` have
been spending some tirne ea:the
guests of : the lady's parents, Mr.
"and Mrs. 0. W.'I"•otter; left Monday
for their home ie. the west..:
Mr. W. J. H•arnblyn was in town over,
• ithe week -end and niet many old
friends..' 1Vl7r. Hamblyn, who left
here for Bowmanville, is now with
the Sanders :Company, -who bought
the JaclTsen, Mfg, plant at Exeter,
as buyer and seller,' and if things
turn out right he will move his: fam-
ily to the town in the spring.
Rev. A. A. Relines was in Godericb
the first two..days of dills week. Ht
delivered an 'illustrated lecture on
. Labrador, where .he spent some
time as a - missionary, before
the combined Brotherhoods, of
Victoria and North ,street churehes
on 'Monday evening and the same
or u similar lecture to the North
street League on -Tuesday evening.
The lecture Monday evening was
preceded by a banquet.
Idimeavilie
lMTr. and Mrs. Carepbel1, who have
been steending their honeymoon in
Michigan, have returned to the home
of the latter's' mother, Mrs. J. R. Al-
cock. They intend to reside in Brag-
sels.
The Young Peoples' League had 'a
social evening :au the ;parsonage on
Friday evening.
Quit, a number, of youhg people
from thise vicinity are taking advan-
tage of the good ice in Clinton rink
this winter.
Ieight pounds (o " of `
ra 00 o, I :i r.asly Bre ,kfa s : 7 ' f 65c°
d r lb) ; eight >5o, shin plasters will .be given ; 6, T one
e ch of eight package. -I view of the advance in teas this is
exCeptionaily good value aind 'on.e f these prize packages may ,
be yours ---They will. go.cluickly.
1!V - do ..riot. know ''here these prizeack ger are finders are'
requested to repdrt, so we can announce the, winners.
Fresh L. S. Herrings,
Red Salmon
Fresh Cod,' Halibut, Fresh Smelts -.
Haddie,' .Filletts, ` Oysters
STOCK -TAKING SPECIALS .
Seedless Raisins
Currants
Cooking Figs
Granulated Sugar
Syrup
Dates
2 lbs. for 25c
2 lbs. for 35c
22
lbs. for 25c
10 lbs. 85c
1 pail 42c
2 lbs. for 22c
Head Lettuce, Celery, Cranberries
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2,30 p.m: Kindly Order Early
• Cash and
Carry
. T.O'Neil Phones
Ml1AA WPit ISANO 1 t Ai91
Bayfield
Mr. H. K. Moorhouse of London is
visiting in the village for a few days.
Dr. A, Newton -Brady was in Lon-
don on Thursday. and Friday.
Many people were, disappointed on
Saturday 'morning. The clouds did
not roll by to let us, see the eclipse.
Mr. William Metcalf came up on
Thursday with the necessary appara-
tus to take Bic es' of the eclipse for
the University Ann Arbor, Mieh.,
and after all the; trouble of .setting
up the camera and. clock Was obliged
i Saturday to return on Satu y without the
coveted pictures.
yLittle Charlie Brandon has been
quite ill with ,appendicitis but we are
glad to report he is now improving.
Mr. Jack Cameron is continuing
his fathe'r's harness and shoe repair
business inthe old stand on Main
street.
Mr.. Glew, the goverinneet 'toad.
master, has disced and rolled the
snow on the Iiuron road, which
makes a vast improvement.
Miss Mazie Walter of Bennuler
spent Sunday with her cousin,' Mrs.
Les.; Jervis.:
On Saturday last Mir. Win. Scotch -
mer, superintendent ,of Trinity church
Sunday school treated the scholars
and teachers to a sleigh ride out to
iris home. .A number of the children
took their hand sleighs and had a
very jolly afternoon coasting down
the hills. ' Mrs. Seotchmer served et
very tasty Iuneh and after some
games the horses were harnessed,
hand sleighs tied ,on and Mr. Scoteh-
mer' ibroeght them home, tired' but
happy, All vote that. ,they spent the 1
jolliest day and that Mr. and Mrs.
Seotchmer certainly are "jolly geed
fellows:'. .
Mr. Oliver Goldthorpe was in Lon-:
don several days'last week.
Mr, •Charlie Falconer returned sing
Saturday from Colborne, where he
was called on accot}fit of thg illness
of his mother, who is visiting her;
daughter, Mrs. Green. We are glad.
to be able to rc Cort that Mrs. Falcon-
er is much better.
Reeve H. Weston and ex -warden A.
E. Erwin Went to Goderieh on Tues-
day to' lattend the meeting of the
county council. -
,There was a close run on Monday
at the elecdion for councillor between
lei: Ross end R. Blair, when the poll
closed and the count was made it
was found that Mr. Ross. was 'elected
by. a anejority of five votes.
The scampi board held their first
meeting, in the town. ha'tl on ;Wednes-
day evening of last week. The new
members are Rev A. Macfarlane, W.
G. McLeod and E. Weston. Rev. A.
Macfarlane : was appointed chairman
and the board, appointed . 11'. A. Ed-
wards _seoretafy •and, J. W.'Tippet,
treasurer. Bales Dressler was reap-
pointed caretaker of the school. Ten-
ders .for wood have been advertised
for;and the hoard will meet again on
Monday evening next to consider
these. '
Hardware
I'l:lbingand
TInsinitlbing
+, 'IVlartin-Senour's Paints
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and Vanishe"s
' Stoves ,and 'Ranges
Go to
T.
Phone 244
year are: Junior Guild, president:
Miss E. Cameron; seeretry, -Miss E.
N. Heard; treasurer, Miss L. Woods.
Senior 'Guild: Vice-president Mrs.
W. J McLeod; secretary, Mrs. F. W.
,Baker treasurer; Mts. C. E. Bran-
don. ,The Guilds decided to meet to-
gether_ `iwom house to house for the
winter: months. Re lighting of the
church was discussed and other busi-
ness pertaining to the .church prop-
erty, after which Mrs. Bolter served
a very tasty luncheon.
The Y. P. S. met -last Friday night.
David Dewar, jr., gave a very 'excel-
legit paper on "Success in Life." Miss
Bessie Watson, who was: to have giv-
en' the paper on "Gideon," was un-
able to attend so the"social unmet -
tee then took charge. Partners for
eentests were found through the girls
having the questions in riddles and
the boys the answers. After the con-
tests alleles were passed and a spell-
ing game, Was. played. The meeting
closed with the national anthem.
The young people of •Trinity church
are busy preparing' a play, to he Wen
about ,the middle of February.
The annual meeting of . Trinity
church- was;,held on Tuesday evening,
January 25th. The Venerable Arch-
deacon Jones -Bateman , occupied the
chair. .The officers, appointed for the
ensuing year ase;, People's warden:
Mrs. J. I1. McLeod; snot l's warden:
WiilliaJtu Scotchmer; select vestry:
William Stinton,, D. 1-I. McNaughton,
William Elliott, F. A. Edwards, G. E.
Greenslade, John Tappet; Russel
heard, Letli1 Elliott. Sides nen Wil-
liam IleDool, William Heard, jr., Hae—
old Stinson, John. McLeod; jr., Geo.
Castle, je., and William'Parker.
The reports of the Sunday school'
and Guilds were read and arriroved.:
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
the wardens for so ably performing
their duties during the past year'.'
The annual meeting' of the Junior;
and Senior Guilds of Ti4mity church
was held at the home of MTS. Baker
on• Wednesday evening of last week.
The Ven. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman
presided. 'Phe /ninnies of the last
annual• meeting were read and adopt -
gel, ,The officers appointed for the
Bruc2teld.
The many friends- of" Mrs. Alex..
Rossof this village will regret to
know that she is at present very 111.
Mrs. C. G: Armour, who has been
undergoing treatment in Clinton Hos-
pital for the past couele of weeks,
returned last week to her home, the
Manse, and her friends hope soon to
hear of her complete recovery.
The hum of our new chopping mill
has quite livened upinur quiet little
village. It is busy every day and
doling fine work.,
Mr. le. MacEeron, a Knox College
student who ispreparing for foreign
missionary work, preached very ac-
ceptably for Rev. ° C. G. Armour on
Sunday both morning and evening.
Mrs. Thos. Chapman of Tucker -
entices Sent her spacious home to the
-Leaclrer&and officers of Union church
S. S. Brucefield,' last Tuesday even-
lpg to hold their annual' oyster sup-
per. A large, company was present,
After the guests had done ample'jus--
ice to/the sumptuous supper provided
a social evening was spent in games,,
music, etc., after which ail departed
be their homes after thanking their
Lost and: hostess for the happy ev-
We are starting the New Year right
by offering some real -
argaills Jurlliture
We have a beautiful solid Walnut Dining room suite, including buf-
fob'china 'cabinet,table and six dining room chairs
190.00.
Regular $280.00 for ..,
Also- extra values in Chesterfield suites, Floor Lamps,
Bridge Lamps, Reed Furniture, etc.' '.
IN OUR UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT
We intend to pay special attention to Upholstering during' the
winter months and inorder to do this we are giving special rates
on all work taken in before April 1st. We have a large stock of '
coverings to select from and all work will be attended to promptly
and guaranteed.
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Clinton Hardware.and Furniture Co.
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 - Hardware 196
EGG: .
Are bought every day in the week, candled and.
to Dominion Government grades. •
POULTKY '
We also grade poultry. so ;that you;
posettee price for web fattened ibirds. '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
raded according
y receive the highest
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited
Clinton, Ontario
R. W. WARD, Manager .
. Write, phone el call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190''
Night Phone 254
ening enjoyed. All went merry until
the return trip when one of the sleigh
loads upset and caused some excite-
ment by dumping the occupants out
in the snow. No serious damage" re-
sulted, save a few bruises. Ater a
rather unpleasant'experience -all ar-
rived at 'Oldie Iiom es in"'safety. •
Miss M. E. Swan, who spent the
past in:onth o1 more visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. C. IT. Ictani, and Dr. Swan
of Ilamilton,e,eturned home, Monday
evening.
Your corresaondent was slightly In
error :last weep in repotting the
amount raised' last year by the Kelly
Circle here. We gave the figures as.
325, -while
e 413.68 were the correct
figures. Wgiedlp .make this cor.
rection and congratulate the "Circle
on their.epb.endid success.
Wingham: At the commencement
exercises 1 of the Wingham I3igh
School on Friday evening • last Col.
Gilliepie • of London presented the
Cadet Corps with a' General Effic-
iency ;shield,
To Our Customers
Having bought otit the business of
Butler - Bros., we • have "moved our -
butchering ,business to their stand,
Huron street, and will continue to
carry a full Iine of fresh and salt.
meats. We invite your continued and
increased patronage;
•Connell Tyndall onnell and
SKATING, PARTY
Under the Auspices of
ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL,
On the Evening of
TuesdY, February 3r3r41,Y
In the. Local Arena "
BANDIN ATTENDANCE
Admission 25e and 15c 1;