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Now is the time'I
colors -and styles e
my setirrfied Customers-`
Mt ass lasses.antl Motor goggles -in alI
prices ranging from :40c ap to $2.2S
Eyes tested free: and glassesfully guaranteed
JOHNSON
WewVeller and Optician Next'Hovey's Drug' Storel
CUltiREPL &.SHIPLEY
eeds
We have a full assortment of Garden Seeds in packages, also
G. R. corn, C. W- beans, American Wonder Peas, Sweet Peas and
Idasturium Seeds in bulk, Dutch Sets and Multipliers
Fresh Groceries at lowest prices
1111VC, & S . 'GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store;Phone 125 J
Bombay Cord Shirting
Win:Defg Ang L. undri,
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We Guarantee 13O1IBAY CORD SHIRTS. That the color WILL
NOT; FADE and that the cloth will have EXTRAORDINARY
;WEARING QUALITIES
We have chosen: this fabric, . considering it the most practical
Shirting we have seen in years.
And are prepared to back our judgement up to the extent of
Guaranteeing it --and will send you a . New Shirt if it does not live
up to all we elaim for it.
The"Shirt is milnufaetured by the ,makes of the; famous Tooke
Shirt and therefore you are assured o£ proper fit and Highest grade
worki:nansinp.
Call and see the assortment at our store. We will be glad
to show you E0M134Y CORD SIUIRTS
Plumsteel Bras.
PHONE -`25.
SMALL PROFITS:
MORE BUSINESS
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C. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Panges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans' and -other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone k5lw
Come Here if you want to be
i4 Suited"
It will soon be time to come .out in your Sumner suit. If you
are thinking of getting one be sure and :come in and look over our
large and complete stock.' .We have. the latest colorings and can
makeup the ne'west'and stnntest styles.'
For `Smart, Neat Style, Snappy Cloth and Good Workmanship
at a price that can't lee beat, cone 'to the Veteran Tailors—
Davis 0R Herman
, VETERAN TAILORS
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The Magic of the Varnish Brush.
From cellar to garret, there are countless discarded' and to got-'
ten articles. that possess an i,nmeaserable power to serve and charm,
should a thoughtful hand reach out and% restore them .Iby'the simjale
process. of a coat or twos£ '"61." Floor :'Varnish, of the desired color.
Here, indeed, is true thrift. The, home would be far more attrac-,
tive, were the old treasures unearthed' and utilized anew.
"61" Floor Varnish restores the sparkle, of newness' td floors,
woodwork, base -boards and .window -silts; weather -worn front door
come back to their original beauty; the life of=linolcuin and oilcloth
is protected and prolonged; refrigerators, china closets and kitchen
woodwork'talce on a refteshMg immaculateness; and the old or odd
thinge about j;lie;house, such;as toys, boxes or ba kets, are recreated
in usefulness as well'as in appearance; .
HARDWARE PLUMBING
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ELECTRIC WIRING
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When a- dsn p, ,nau y dray hides'
the lalxlscape from' 9 r.Sight and vve.
a depressed. But the rwind s d;rca
tion has'far Icss to do with -our mood'
ttan the ;dismal baelegronnd in our
home. The walls must reflect clean
lines, harmony, brirbtteas and beau-
ty,‘ or rohe occupants will be affected
both merrt`lIy and physically.
Wall Pip**
is the basis of 'decorationin
the home.
Make your house a home with
attractive
aper
k Beautifies where
Substitutes Fail:
6601
Tie W. B. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Mr. Stewart Scott was home for Eas-
Dr. and Mrs, Gunn spent Easter at
Windsor.. '
Miss Amy Gould spent the week -end
in Toronto. e. •
Mr. Charlie Hovey was home from
Strathroy for Enster.
Miss Agnes W,aiker of Kingston is
home for the Eastertide.
Miss Lottie Simian of Toronto spent,
Easter at her hone here:
Mise Lillian Potter motored to Toron-
to for the holiday season..
Mr, Oliver Rands of Mitchell spent
' Easterat his home in 'town.
Mr. P. Farnsworth spent the week -
and at his home in Brantford.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw of Toronto
was home over the Eastertide,
Misses Winnie and 'Sadie `Walker of
bondage at their home in town.,
Mrs. Janes A. Ford has been visiting!
in Peterboro ,during the past week.
Miss Olive Schoenhals of Toronto
spent the Eastertide at her home in
town. • '
Miss Mary MoMurchie of Toronto
spent the Eastertide at her home
in town.
Rev. C. J. and Ml's Moorebouse have
been visiting in St. Thomas and
London.
Mr. Ray Carter: is spending the Eas-
ter holidays with his brother to
Toronto.
Miss Zetta Bawden returned 'Satur-
day after a visit in Toronto and
Hamilton '
Mr. A. Agnew of the Medial College,
Toronto, spent Good Friday with
Clinton friends,
Mrs. J. Emerson of Bervie visited
with her cousin, Mrs. R. J. Cluff,
over the Eastertide.
Mrs. John Schoenhals was 'Called to
Kitchner on Sunday owing to the
illness of her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. 3,. L. Kerr and little
Miss Mary Helen of Brussels were
in town on Saturday.
Messrs. J. Walters and Beery Ambler
of Pontiac, Mich.; visited friends en',
town over the holidays.
Miss Clete Ford of Atria College �
staff is spending the Easter vacat- i
ion at her home in town. '
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wasman and Iittle
Miss Helen of Toronto aid vend-
ing Eater week in town.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong of Grand
Send is spending the Easter holi-
days at her home in town.
Miss Gaynell Whitmore is spending.'.
the Raster vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Welsh of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Woolidge of Tor.
onto were Easter visitors at the.
home of Mr., and Mrs. T, McI n-
kie.
Miss Brown o f Toronto has
been visiting the past week at the
home ,of her brother, Mr. W. C.
Brown,
Miss Jule Bartliffe of Toronto and
Miss Annie Bartliff of Alma Col-
lege, St:.Thomas, were home for
Easter.
MissesJean and Mary Chidley of
Toronto' were home for Easter,
Miss Jean "' retuning to the city
Monday.
Mr. Fred Lawrence of London Nor -
mai and Miss; Annie Lawrence of
,Cayuga are spending the holidays
at their 'home here.
Master R.'J. Phoenix of. Hamilton is
spending; the Easter vacation at the
home, of her grandmother, Mrs. R.
MissEleanor McKenzie, who is on
the -staff of the Workmen's Com-
pensation board, Toronto, spent
Easter at her home in town.
Mr. and Mt s, •George Melfenzie and.
Master 'Malcolm of Dungannon
were week -end visitors the home'
of the formner's parents; Mr, and
Mrs. T. McKenzie,
Friday end Saturday, April 17th and I th
From 3 to 6 13.111.
e -will introduce our neve Electric Coffee Mill by giving
a free demonstration of our 3est Coffee, fr'eshly ground, freshly
tnadc, while you wait.
Our demonstrator will be pleased to explain the best quali-
ties ofour celebrated coffee and :how to obtain best results.
You t are cordially; invited.
THREE GROCETERIA SPECIALS THIS WEEK
13 pkgs. ,Lux
$1.00
bars
17. P: & G. Soap 1.00
13 lbsa
Granulated Sugar 1.00
FRC:1ITS AND VEGETABLES
Lettuce Tomatoes* Celery Carrots Bermuda Onions
Strawberries Bananas Grape Fruit
We were succe sful in securing one of the prizes'for St. Pat-
rick's
at-rich s Candy Window, donated by a Kitchener Firm.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. A In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
Cash and
Carry
ell
Phone
Mof fats Electric ectj •
ACi an es
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1(n days of old the gallant' knight or fairy print rescued the^
beautiful princess from the tower in the noated castle where the
lovely lady was a prisoner. And, of course, they would live happily
ever after, \:
Who is this mysterious fairy prince? The Moffat Electric
Rangel, IVIoffats Electric Ranges have brought kitchen freedom, more
leisure, and happiness into the hearts of thousands upon thousands
of Canadian women.
One gateway to the "Land of Things you've Wished for" is opened
wide to you by Moffats Electric Ranges. Whathave you longed for?
What things might yo have done if only you could have found the
., time! In your heart of hearte what is it,you have always wanted to
- do? Visit your old friends, or make hew ones? Geb out into' the
sunshine+an O a'WM? Sew,.make things? Read? Visit the shops?
Indeed there are a thousand things yu'd like to do—if you only
had the tune! , - e
Madame! YOU" GAN FWD TIME. Install' a beautiful IVIof£at
Electric ;Lange in your kitchen, and you drill be able to do all these
things. q r.
' USE YOUR OWN UTILITY — IT PAYS
HYDRO-' HO , Clinton
ST. PAUL'S' DRAMATIC SOCIETY
Presents
"Just Like Percy"
A three -act Comedy
in the Town Hall, Clinton, on
.. FRIDAY, MAY lst
,al 8 pan. Sharp
Curtain Raiser—
"A Considerable COinrtship"
Admission, 35c Reserved Seats, 50c
Plan at W. D. Pairs
02-2
The Pastime
Minstrels
will 'present' the
event of the season
A Real. Minstrel Show
on the. evening -of
Thursday, April- 23rd
in the
Town' Hall, Clinton
They purpose making this the
skew put on
best how ever
by
local talent
Keep this date open for
a Big Laugh.
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ADMISSION --- 35c and 55Oc
,God'erich, Tdebu1 Zur-Werra, •
Swiss,' wno abducted a young girl
from`1)a_sh, ody,vas recently Denten-
Sed by MCIrSseate Reid to serve a
term' in the' Ontario. 'Reformatory.
Egmondville Presbyterian church
has voted,to enter'into union the vote
being '7 for and 101 against.
SOCIAL
6.210
A social will be held in Wi'tis
church school room under the au
spices of the Mission Band on
Monday, Evening, Apt'. 20th at 8
Chai'mingl and interesting prograan'
A life history of everyone attend-
ing tine social will be written and
given as a souvenir.
Admission 10e and 15e
iw ' 'newer a�n:SrM., %
ant "lig
season
Is Here
GM
Prepare you, „souse. for the coning
of the Old Boys'
By '
g g� vnrg' it's coat .of, Martin-Seir-
our Paint orarnish, The
V h Old
Boyswill appreciate -your ,efforts to
make the town look' bright.
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PLUMBING and ITEAT?NG
Phone '244
Make the Old' Town ,New
Now is -the time to think of painting your
homes and give our visitors a good
impression.
Use the Celebrated Sherwin-Wil,iains Paints and Varnishes and
You'll. be happy With the Results
W8 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 Linaleums and
Oil :Cloths. Wd have the stook and our prices are right,so come
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 ail requirements in
Linoleum and Congoleum Rugs
Clinton Hardware and F irnitureCo.
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
Eggs
It is to your advantage to sell your eggs according to Dominion
Government Egg -grading Regulations
Poultry
We pay the highest market race for Live •and dressed poultry
Beginning April 9th, the plant will be open Thursday and Saturday
• evenings from 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
ilii ton Bakery
Our Bread -Must Be Goid
Besides .using the very best of materials and the newest "foam--
ulas we have had the experience that enables us to takethe guess-
work out of balling.
In nuc ing our bread our desire is to make bread so pure, clean
and sanitary, that we can be proud of it: That is the reason why
we aro now. wrapping and sealingour bread before it leaves out
I3akerv.- Our bread is not handled by soiled hands or exposed. to dust.
or any other contamination. It is clean and sanitary. -
Demand Brown's Wrapped 13i•ead'and bo sure of getting a quality
loaf that is sanitary.
BASL'1t A1W`f•` CoiIFECTIONER
Phone
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