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only, at half price $7.50
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Electric Ranges, Fixtures,- Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
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Wiring and „Repairs. Phone 15Iw.
lbriittry
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as present stock
i pets'only crash towelling, suitable for tea
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1 piece 'white Turkish Towelling, 17 inches
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Ladies"House' Dresses, goodheavy print, auostlys,small
To Clear at .
Ladies, Misses and Children's fleeced
ored, to clear.at oost.
Special out prices on all lines of Men's
and all lines of felt footwear.
Big reducttons on our overcoat prices
winter will be higher so you can make •a big
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to clear, Prices for next
saving by buying now.
P1umstee1 Bros.
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Miss Bessie Watt was in Stratford
last week.
Mr. N. W. Trewartha, M.P,P., is in
Toronto, this week.
Miss Carbert spent the week -end.:
with Stratford friends.
Miss MadeIon Shaw has been visiting
Mrs. L. Hanley in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paxman, iyho have
been in Detroit, have returned to
town.
Nis. Harry FremIin, jr., Ieft last
week to visit her brother in Sand-
wich.
Miss Lillian ”" Cartwright spent the
week -end with her' sister, Mrs. H.
Hunkings of Londesboro.
Ars, B. Hill and daughter of Coiling -
wood are visiting the former's
daughter, Mrs.. E. Steeps.
Miss. Kathleen .Livermore. of the
Wingham,. hospital ` staff spent'
Thursday last with her Parents in
Mrs. Sanies McConnell has been in
London for a ` few days, being
called there by the illness of her
brother.
Mr; ;Ernest Bradshaw'of Detroit vis-
ited his sister, Mrs. D. L. 'Stephen-
son, and :other friends in Clinton
last week.
Principal Erwin was in Goderioh last
niday attending the formal 'open-
ing of the rengdelled Collegiate. In-
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs: Fletcher Townsend, who
have been spending the winter 'in
town, have moved out to their ferns
in Tackersmith.,
Mr. Tom ..iaekson of the Royal Bank
staff is spending "a holiday with
his sisters, Misses Sean and Mary
Chidley, in Toronto.
Mr. W;m. Hiles is visiting his sisters,
Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Medd of Wheatley
and 'Mrs. 3. D. Ainsley of Leeming
tonwfor a few weeks,
M. W. Gould of Kitchener and. Miss
Pearl
Gould of
Toronto have'
been
en
at the parental home in Clutton
this week, coming to be present at
the funeral of their brother, which
took place,Mohday,
Prof,: F. C. ;Elford of Ottawa spent
the week-end'with Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Courtice of•` Holmesv+ille and.
called on Clinton friends on Satur-
day. Prof. Elford had been in
Guelph and just ran, up here for the
week -end before returning to-Ot-
- "taws. •
Mr. and Mrs. . Warr Lucas and son,
Harold, ,,of Edmonton, Alta., have
been visiting the ;former's. parents,
. Mi•. and'..117rs. A. Lueas'of town:
Theyare this week visiting some
friends in- Brantford anti Fergus
but will return to' 'Clinton - the et'
of the week.
Miss Margaret Holmes, who was the
guest of the Milecs'Cluff"quer the
week-
end, returned,r rot •
, to B• "
�antford
Monday ' afternoon, Miss Holmes
came 'up to attend the funeral of
her brother, the late S. Holmes,.
whose remains were tirougiit from
New York and interred here on
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Thos. Shobbrook of Londesboro
was in Clinton this morning and
while renewing his subscription let.
drop•a few wdrds about early days
in:Jiullett which lea to a most in-
teresting "crack” about "Old
Times." ' Some day somebody ought
to write a btok about the early
settlers irf, Huron County, 'Twoulti
bo'good reading, treated by a clev-
er and
lever'and sympathetic pen.
IOUNTT L. O. L. OFFICERS.:
The annual meeting of the County
O.L. was held in Exeter on Tues -
lay' last, a good representation 'being
resent. Messrs D. L. Stephenson,
IV..1. Falconer, J. W.-Shobbrook, H,
VI. Hanley,, and M. W. Millerwent
town' from the local lodge. • The fol
owing officers were elected:
Co. "Master: .'Rev. . A. A. Tzvmper
Chaplain : Rev. R. McGowan.
Ree. -Secretary: H, 'M, Hanley.
Fin. -Secretary: H. Powe.
Treasurer: George Davis.
Lecturer:' Tr: Drelnnan,
D. of C.: George Castle.
Dep. Lecturer; S. B. R.athwell.
TOME OLD-TIMERS.
A number of our. venerable citizens
Celebrate or have celebrated their,
iirthdays dosing the winter months.'
On the last day of November
Messrs. • James Walkinshaw and
ieury Piunnsteel celebrated their an-
al day,the at er roundingout
1 to f his
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ghtieth year, when he had a happy
amity gathering. The former is six
-ems,. ahead of i f hien
,
In January •11/fr. George Stanbury
sassed his, ci,ghty frust year..
On Feb. 14th,ex-Chief Wheatley,
vIe. win. Can,'telon and. Mrs. Liver-
more,: sr., who is spending the winter
in Toronto, celebrate their birthday,
They are all over the eighty mark,
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With the correct ans ter s 'of. four cross word puzzles, one -set
consisting of six aluminum jelly moulds, conditions .e
purchase f folr puzzle packages, containing tree packages
Shirriff Jell- Po ,`.rder at 25c per package
SPECIAL SHIN -PLASTER TEA. SALE
We have still a few pounds of English- Breakfast Tea, lb ,65c
iiccessful winners reported to date: Jean, Margaret Ailotgan
and Mrs. Fred Pickard, Holnesvil�le. There are six more yet
to hear ,,from. You ay -still b'e a lucky one.
FRESH FISH
The continued cold weather makes .t possible for us to handle
large quantities of frozen fish. Halibut, B. C, Salmon, Haddock
Cod, -Smelts Haddie and Oysters
Special -in Pineapple Friday and Saturday, large, tin, Royal D. pineapple 't. ' 25c
'FRUIT—Bitter Oranges for Marmalade, Head Lettuce,` Celery, Grape Fruit. We
Y p have still a few cards left
secure one while they last.' Maple Syrup' and Aunt,Jemimas Pan cake Flour. . See ourlittle log Cabins -
hi the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
In the'Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order•Early'
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T. O'Neil
Phone
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The Laun Dry-Ette Way
of Washing Means -
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LaamDes•Dte',..
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�� iii M Laun-Dry-Ette Way? :Phone,
electric wash r mo.chinl or c,
'USE YOUR OWN UTILITY --
IT PAYS
No hand rinsing
No hand bluing .
No buttons broken
No hooks bent
No fasteners jammed
No red hands
No hard -to -iron creases
No wringer add no
extra tubs
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HYDRO.� HOP, Clinton
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onid ay, Feb.
'The last concert; of the winter. se
ies will be given in the town hall
Edith Marsh Ili Clark
Swiss Hand Bells, Xylophone, Cello, a
• :and Musical Lyre
Irene Soule
Pianist and Soprano
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An, evening of Music
Do net fail to conte and enjoy it
Rush •Seats, 35c' Reserve Seats, 50c
See members of the Girls' Auxiliary
for tickets and particulars
DANCE
Pastime Club Rooms
FRIDAY, 'F. EB. 6th
ORPHEUS 'ORCHESTRA
Ladies Please Provide
On the 21st Mrs. Slornan, sr., will be
ninety-one. '
March a h 8th Mr. John Gibbizg's, the
first male >child -born in the tract
which is now Clinton, will celebrate
his eighty-fifth birthday and'' on the
18th of March Mr. James Stevens will
round out his ninetieth year.
These aro all esteemed eh izens
whose presence , it is hoped, will
help to make the coming semi-centcn-
Mtial celebration interesting.
SUPPER !
Pauls Ladies
Front 5 to 7 path4
Auspices St,Guild
Tuesday,24th
AIDMSSION 35c
92-3
Hardware
Plumbing and
Tinsmithing
Martin-Senour's Paints:
and Vanishes
Stoves and Ranges
Go to
one 244
' We are startiiiig the New Year right
by offering some real
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Bargains InFurniture
We have a beautiful solid Walnut Dining room suite, including�j+•�buf-
fet, china cabinet, table,and six. dining room ohairs rFI G®.�Q
.Regular $250:00 for rF s a7 Ql!!
Also extra values in Chesterfield suites, Floor Lamps,
Bridge Lamps, Reed Furniture, etc,
DET' RT ENT •
IN OUR UPHOLSTERING A M
h•.
We, intend to pay special attention to Upholstering during the
winter_months and in order to do this we axe giving special rates
on all -work taken in before A zil 1st. We have, a «large stock of
coverings to "select from, and all work will be attended to promptly
and guaranteed.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co.
- THE STORES. WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104
gardware •196
SUR
Elis At.SHIPLEY
We await your,. pleasure, and shall be happy to have the oppor-
tunity of supplying' your..needs ;with fresh goods from either of our
stores. '
Bannanas, Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons, Head Lettuce, Leaf Lettuce,.
, California .,Celery, Sains, Marmalade, Syrups.-. .
Fresh Frozen Salmon and Halibut Steaks
it LIE C, 'S. 6 OCERS
Main Store, . Phone -125 W. „ , Branch' Store,' Phone 125 3..
We Pay Casit
''COS
Are bought every day in, Che week, candled a'nd graded according.
to Dominion Government grades.
POULTRY
W,e also grade poultry, so that you may receive the highest
�^ Possible price for weltsfattened birds.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co.,. Limited
Clinton, Ontario
R. W. WARD, Manager
Write, phone or call at our .Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone 254
Euchre and
Old Time Dance
in. tete Pastime Clulr Rooms
Wednesday,
Cards 8 to 10:30 Dancing after
Admission 35c.
Ladies Please Provide,
To Our Customers;
Having bought out the business of
Bottler Bros•, wo have ,moved our.
butchering business to their stand„
Iluron street, and will eotttinpo to,
carry a ,full line of fresh and salt
meats. We invite your continued andi
increased patronage.
Connell and Tyndall