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A. T. COOPER.
;,Phone: 36w Main Store, 36j Second .Floor
DO NOT TAKE CHANCES
' The busy time is just around- the coiner if you are in good
physical condition, work will do you, good
If you need a truss youcan't afford to we without one.
Drop in and ifyou can -be fitted, we can do it, if you cannot be
fitted wewill tell yen so.
W. S. H•, HOLMES PHM, B. assecia Sean.
CLINTON, ONT, ;PHONE 5x
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Suits for the Easter Parade
BETTER BUY IT NOW
You'll not have such a fine choice in years. You'll be able to
take advantage of present day style trends. Most of our Suits have
' Extra Trousers at only a few dollars' more. We could go en telling
you of todays values, but better call and t'ee: these fine British
tweeds, Berges' and. worsteds, tailored: by Canada's Master Tailor.
Young men and mens styles. Single and double breasted:
$19.50, $23.50, $29.50 and $35.00
YOUR NEW HAT
WOOL FELTS, in a complete range at 2.25
GENUINE FUR FELT, made by Biltmore .. $3,95 ,$4.50 to $7,50
FORSYTHE SHIRTS: A full range of new patterns for Spring
$1.95 to $3.50
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ATTENTION
TRAPS We have a good stock of No. 1 game traps,
Inquire now for your spring Sporting equipment,
We have Sparton and Crosiey radios, get yours while still
available.
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Refrigerators are going to be scarce this season, order yours
early so as not to be disappointed.
EPPS SPORT SHOP
Headquarters For All Sporting Goods
VARNA
Mr. and Mrs,, G. H. Beatty and
family/ silent the weekend in Toronto.
Mrs.E- . Chutor is spending a few'
days with members of her fancily in
London.
Mrs, W. Ball and .little son of
Clinton spent a couple of days with
her mother Mrs. Mossop, during the
past week.
The play 'Aiunt.Tillie went to town'
sponsored by the Junior Farmers and
Junior Institute of the community
was' much enjoyed by a well filled
house, The :young people deserve
credit, all taking their parts well
also: Mrs.' Geo. Johnston who was hi
charge. Procoeds amounted to
around $70.00 which is to be used for
war work. a ;' "L1 L'
Mrs. E. Peck spent an afternoon.
with friends in,the village one day
last week .
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�I" YARNA RED CROSS
How Iong'wiil this war "last"? Not`
one atnhng us. but longs. for the day
`ehes:;prtace wil'1"s'ettla pver•.;;the worlds.
when families wildu•kS nited,,,w,hen,
our hveeLl win l return ,to? normal. Are
we dosi)g!:,•all see can to bring, that
day a1Ptgerr... ,•ti:
• ;lits lees great tasks elet us not lye'
half -11e iotec$;,an our.indit;ideel ,effort
to ; agepettpliah : it., If we, slacken , nd
a ,
leaYe,thiefes ftlreaitime one .else •ta dpi;
this war ?neve bring upon us .hitters
defeeees; G eeseve,, look. back -at': the
end, of the year, may each one, efesei
)- : a d, rtb:,�nYrr IT ni. ''a�pPy tarb et
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done •r]rtYif�.11t,st ' P.se ;r.i , iF.rs1,
• ehere'is. n extremely core), grave' situ-
ation facing Canada's War Effort --
'the diffieuty of procuring raw mater-
ials in sufficient quantities for turn-
ing out all weapons 'of war which
must be - produced in ever-increasing
quantities if we are to win"through
to victory. •
Salvage offers ono solution to this
problem. -The Varna Red Groseunit
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is arranging for a Salvage drive to
take place very soon. The committee
will be composed ef voluntary work-
• ers, with limited transportation facil-
ities, who will call at the homes and:
bring ,the collections into the. village.
Bert Btuohanan has generously offer-
ed his truck to deliver it to the city,
4f your donations are net called for
next week or the following week—
have patience, but be ready. The
need is urgent and the serap is need-
ed now.
The salvage asked for is: bottles,
zinc, aluminum, 'cooper,' brass,. cast
iron, steel, waste rags are 'very' es-
sential and could be put ep in jute
sacks. Rubber is; a vital' necessity,
also . paper which shauid be sorted
out and dant up neatly iii -tight bun-
dles, magazines kept'•separate:, and
tied up carefully for handirig,
Fjverjs''td'ay df • every month let' tis
'save••needed materia] which ordinarily
would be wasted. for -War purposes..
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