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twice as much fm other places
rarmlteed to give sx+iisfaction '
avis e fey,' of soy satisfied customers
Sufi glasses and l aotor goggles in all
colors and styles in prices ranging from 40c up to $2.25
Eyes tested freeand glasses fully guaranteed
R. H. JOHNSON
earollee and Optician Next Hovey -a Drug Store
CORR LL tfic SHIPLEY
Seeds
We have a full assortment of Garden Seeds in packages, also
G. B. coria, G. W- beans, American Wonder Peas, Sweet Peas and
Nasturium Seeds in bulk, Dutch Sets and Multipliers
Fresh Groceries at lowest prices
THE C, S. GROCERS
Main Store, ` Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.,
of4r day
Bargains
Arlt St and 9th
Three special lines of Men's Fine Shirts, new Spring styles, new li
materials, Tooke and Arrow brands, special at 98c, $1.49 and $1.98
Clothing of Quality for Men and Boys priced us close as possible
For Dollar Days
Men's •Suits, some with 2'. parr of trousers, from $15.00 up''
Boys' Suits, some with 2 pair of bloomers, from -$5.50.up
Men's Work Boots, heavy oil -tanned leather, solid leather soles and
insoles, black ,and tan, special price for Dollar Day ......... $3.98
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Men's Fine Shoee and Oxfords $3.50 to $7.50
Boys' Shoes both fine and heavy at Special Pricks for Dollar Day
Ladies' Slippers and Oxfords, new Spring styles for Dollar Day $3.98
Special, Prices on Silk Hose for Dollar Day -
A line of Pure Thread Silk Hoge, regular $1,50 for ..... $1.00
Special Cut Prices on Linoleum and Congoleum Bugs
for Dollar Days
mouse -cleaning time again so brighten up with a new rug
Plumsteel giros.
SMALL PROFITS
C. H.. VE ER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone I5Iw
PHONE 25,
MORE BUSINESS
the
EastW jnd
iJben a damp, annggy day hides
the landscape 'Crony our sight and we
"re depressed. But the wind's dlrec=-
tion has far iess to do with,;' our mood.
than the dismal background ,in our
borne.' The walls nxust'reflect clean-
liness, harmony, `brightness and beam-
ty or the occupants will be affected
both mentally and physically.
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Get Next to This
Here's a tie for you. You
want a swell Spring Suit -One
that will look well and wear
well, yet inexpensive. These are
the kind of Suits that we tailor.
Let us take your measure today.
Our work, like our prices, you'll
find satisfactory.
Davis Herman
VETERAN TAILORS
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"FLOOR
VARNISH
PHONE 224-W
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is the basis of decoration in
the home.
Make your house a hone with
attractive
a11 Piper
It Beautifies where
Substitutes Fail.
The W. D. Fair Cu.
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Often the Cheapest—Always'the Best
rereenettarinuilele
Mr. Stanley Bean o£ Hensall was the
week -end guest of Mr. Elliott Lay-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nicholson of Auburn
spent Thursday last with friends in
town.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong of Grand
Bend spent the week -end at her
hone in toa'il. - '"•
Mr. and Mrs. Cornish and children of
•Brucefield spent Sunday with.Mr,
and •Mrs. Frank Layton, '
Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling, who have
been visiting relatives in town,
have returned. to Detroit.
Mr°Levi Trick of London came,up for
the florae Show on Thursday and
remained over the holiday.
Mrs. S. Merck. of Sarnia spent a
couple of days last week as the
guest of the Misses Courtice.
Mrs W. C. ' 13rown returned home
Monday evening after a ten days'
visit in Toronto. and Collingwood.
Miss Bessie Irwin returned Tuesday.
evening after a visit of some weeks
with Toronto, and Hamilton friends.
Miss Marion„ Irwin was in Staffa.
over the week-end,speaking at a
special meeting of the W. M. S. on
Sunday.
Miss Ward leaves for her home
!Rockville, Md. and Miss Stone for
her home at Essex, Ont„tomorrow
to spend the Eastertide.
Mrs. H. Zeats and child of Toronto
are expected this week to spend
the Eastertide with the lady's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R: Mennell,,,-
Messrs James Connelly, Oliver John-
ston and T. T. Murphy were among,
former citizens who were in town
” for the Horse Show Thursday last.
Miss Florence Cuninghame of Clinton
was the guest of Miss Dorothy
Rorke the, Alma College " over the
week-end.—St. Thomas Times Join -
nal.
Mrs. Fannie Oliver returned home
last Friday after spending several
weeks with her son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Oliver, Strat-
ford.
Dr, J. -W. Shaw and Messrs. Elton'
Rozell, G. E. Hall and F. Bowden
were in Brussels on ` Tuesday at-
tending the funeral of the late W.
11. Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs; Roy Ball and Miss Thel-
ma go to Sarnia tomorrow, where
they will make their hone in the
future. They will'move their stuff
next week.
Mrs, John Johnston, Huron ' street,
has `returned to her home after
spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. MacKinnon of
Peterboro.
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The Magic of the Varnish Brush
Fr OM cellar to garret, there are' countless discarded and forgot-
ten articles that possess an immeasurable power to serve and charm,
should a thoughtful hand reach out and restore them Iby "the siaaa�ple
proeess of a coat or twoo5 "61" Floor Varnish,` of the rdesired cohor..
Here, indeed, is true thrift. The home would bo far more attrac-
tive, were the old treasures unearthed and utilized anew.
"61" Floor Varnish restores the sparkle of newness to floors,
woodwork, base -boards and window -sills; weather -worn front doors
come back' to their original beauty; the, life of linoleum and oilcloth
is protected • and prolonged; refrigerators, china closets :and kitchen•
woodwork take on a refreshing immaculateness; and the old or odd
things about: the house, such as toys, boxes or baskets, are recreated
in usefulness as well as in appearance.
Stitt
HARDWARE
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PRI
1, 1925.
Following Easter, we have especially arranged for a bi
Olive Week. Big beautiful ()lives' for everybody
I'imentoes, Lunch ` Queen and Sandwich and Salad ()lives
Manzanilla Olives 15c, 20c and 30c
Large 9u.een Olives 39c or 3 f or°,, $1.00
Large bottles 50c to =75c
Call and see them
6 lbs. Rolled Oats
4 tins Sardines
Pail Lard
GROCETERIA SPECIALS
28c " 2 lbs. Mixed tea
25c ' 2 lbs. Black tea
•69c. Pail Shortening .
89c
95c
65c
SPECIAL -$1.00 BARGAINS
17 bars soap P. & G. and Gold
9 . pkgs. Lux
22 lbs. Rolled Oats
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar
10 lbs. Cocoa
9 lbs. Currants
$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.0.0
1.00
1.00
Fresh Tomatoes Lettuce ,Celery.
Spinach
In the.Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. - In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m.
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Carry
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Kindly Order Early
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PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
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To be sold out in three weeks
In this big sale is included my entire stock
Cn's
,Women's and
Boots a
nd Sho''es,and
Children s Fiotear
To be sold at a discount that will clean off
our shelves during this sale, starting
Friday: March 27, to
Saturday, April 18
Having decided to reduce the stock I have cut the prides so low that
it will pay you well to buy now.
The Early .Buyer gets Best Choice
No Goods on Approval All Goods Cask during sale
WILLIAM BAR °' 1r
Boots and Shoes Opposite Postoffice
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Weir and family
left this week. for Dunnville, where
Mr. Weir has taken a position with
a creamery company and . where'
they will make their hone.
`V17. -B. Snell 6f Shannon, Sask„ who
was called hone some time ago on
account of the illness of her, another,
Mrs, E. R. Dale, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. R. 1. Miller, all
.fainter, left Tuesday for her West-
ern home. Mrs. Daic,•we are pleased
to S'Y> is improving.
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Mr. E. G. Courtice and Misses Battle
and Sybil Courtice ,left yesterday
Tor Hamilton to spend a couple of
days with Mi • and Mrs, Dean Cour-
tice and on Friday Massa Sybil
leaves Toronto foe Vancouver from
which she will sail on the,. 17th for
,Japan. Miss Courtice intended re
turning to her niesioiti work in Jap-
an. last anttimil but for the illness'
and death of her mother, This will
be her fifth trip across the Pacific.
Friends in Clinton and vicinity wish,
Miss Courtice Bon Voyage,
it s to use
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P L -ITE FLOOR FINISH
Nothing like it for Hardwood Floors
It wears lute .Iron
Write"to Head Office. Mordrecil tor Free Booklet
HOME' PAINTING .MADE EASY
SOLD BY
T. Hawkins, Clinton
"Say it with .Flowers"
FOR EASTER
You are invited to see our fine dis-
play of—
,Easter Lillies
Rambler Roses
Rhododendrons
Cenerarias
,Azaleas
Begonias
Primulas
Ferns
See the dainty new ',foal
Segenaallia
Let us show' you our bird houses
In •Cut Flowers we have—
Roses'
Carnations
Sweet Peas and
Marigolds -
PHONES—.Store, 31.
Greenhouses, Huron street, 176w
J. CUNINGHAME
FLORIST
DAYS
April 8 and 9
Special discount
of 5 per.. cent on
all goods
sold d on
the above dates
Make the lay lid Town New
Now is the time to think of painting your
homes and give our visitors a good
impression.
Use the Celebrated Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes and
You'll be Happy With the Results
We have a large stock of lawn mowers of the best makes
Our stock of Coal Oil Ranges is ready for your inspection and you
-will do well to pay us a visit before, buying
In the Furniture Department you will be needing, Linoleum and
Cul :Cloths. WA have the stock and our prices are right, so came
early and, make your selections. We carry a full line of Carpet
Rugs, in all the different weaves, and we can give you real service
on all special sizes.
We were never in better shape to handle all requirements in
Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITII A STOCK Hardware 1951
Furniture Phone: 104 !
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PLUMBING and HEATING
Phone 244
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Eggs
It is to your advantage to sell your eggs according to' Dominic)
Government Egg -grading Regulations
Poultry
We pay the highest market price for Live and ,dressed poul
- Beginning April 9th, the plant vein. be open Thursday and Frida
evenings froni 7 to 10 o'clock
GUNN, LANGLOIS '& Co., Limited
Clinton, Ontario
R. W. WARD, Manager
Write, 'phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone 254
Clinton Bakry
QUALITY
The most important thing about ouw
Products is 'Quality. We do not use any.
thing but'just Q y ualit I gredients in ow
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Buns, Etc.,
or anything pretaining to B,,; king,
,t ..
the
Ice- Cream and Light Lunche
Oysters, ,�
J. .WW
BAKER' AND, CONFECTIONER
Phone