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phouhj Sbeuy t rneelves c9mtort 9f.p pair et white shoes.
!•.14tPi gots the prices oh die following cleaning
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Women's and Children's $2.50 to •$4.00 high top White Canvas
Ba1s, choice to clear ... . , . , ., .. , ..... . , 69e er,
Odd lines Women's White Oxfords, to clear 89c., pr.
Women's Canvas House Shoes, leather or rubber, soles, to clear98e. pr.
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Estimates given freely. • Prices reasonable.
All work guaranteed, Orders "left with Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, Hur-
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Three Men W,; re Pi
with the suits we made for, them•
and told three other men. That
made six patrons and they will
bring us more trade. If we .
hadn't suited the first three we
would lose all six. Let the.
numbers multiply—we will be•.
glad to clothe as man* men
from town and country as we
If you're in a' hurry, see
•how quickly we can turn out a
suit or overcoat for you.
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Davis 'Et Herman
VETERAN TAILORS
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a full line of it and will be glad to show you'nur stock,
Also electrical goods -and fixtures.Plumbing Supplies. •.And when
considering a furnace' remember we sell M¢Clary Sunshine.
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27th, 1923
Mr, A. E. Durnin left on Friday on a
busieess trip to the west.
Miss Lottie Sioman was home from
Toronto over the week -end.
Mr. Alex. McIntyre .returned" last
'week from an extended trip to the
west,
Miss Ruth Walkinshaw has returned
from a holiday spent with Toronto
friends. •
Miss Mary McTaggart has gone to
Guelph tq Mice a -opus- at Mac -
gerund tall9
Ur. W. a. Counter is spending 13 few
days •. in his old home town of She-
coe thie week. I
Miss Mary McMuechie has gone to
Toronto, where she will take a sec
retarial course.
Mrs. J. W. Treleaven and Miss Norma
are spending a ..couple of days at
Lucknow this week.
'Miss Grainger,' superintendent of the
Clinton Hospital, has returned after.
a three weeks' vacation..
Mr. Henry Sloman returned Saturday
after a motorcycle trip to Detroit,
Niagara and other points.,
Miss Sybil :Courtice is in Toronto this
week, going down to attend a meet -
ling of the W. M.: S. board.
Miss Elsie Barge of Goderich spent.
the week -end as the guest of her
.sister, Mrs, Plaskett of town.
Mrs. F. W. Johnston returned last
week after a month's' visit at
•Crystal Beach and Georgetown.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw returned to,
Toronto last week after spending a
vacation at her heine in town.
Mrs. J. E. Brooks' of. Mitchell was in
town over the week -end visiting her
• :parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wnn. Cante-
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Hewitson 6f Al -1
Seaford were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M.. Aiken over the week-
end.
Mrs. J. J. McCaughey and Mrs. Chas.
Shanahan and babe are visiting the
former's daughter, Mrs. John Flynn'
of Detroit.
Mrs. Currie, wife of Col. J. A. Currie,
and Miss Currie of Toronto, who
have been visiting`eelatives at Bay-
field,
ayfield, were in town this week.
Mr. J. T. Webster and bride of West
Wawanosh visited relatives in town
for a few days last week. Mr.
Webster was formerly a resident
of Goderich township.
Miss Edith Ross of San, 14'rancisco
Cal., is visiting her cousins, Mrs. A.
J. Morrish and Miss Minnie Cooper
of town, Miss Roes has been vis-
dting in Toronto for some time.
Mrs. Law, Mr. Jack Law, Mr. Har-
per and Mr. Stewart, motored up
kreeir Toronto and are spending this
Week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
.3. W. Sfrbbbrook, just north of
town.
Mr. and Mrs. L Kennedy- motored
over from Detroit last week to vis -
t the former's.mother, '1VIrs, Donald
Kennedy of Rattenbury street, On
their return yesterday Mrs. Kenne-
dy accompanied them.
Sutter Perdue
HARDWARE 'lLvl,'1 erituCAL ` MIMING
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lcctarie liPangda,, lN"ixturea, Buihst
A.ppliroaces
ills, i *u 1e airs.
trielan
OAFS, reins ganef other
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Mr. A. J. Tyndall was in Blyth on
Tuesday attending a meeting of a
committee appointed at the district
meeting last' weak, to consider. the
Bolding ; a spiritual conference . at
Blyth on October 25th.
Mr. Fred Thome son, who has been
spending' the summer on the lakes,
is hr town this week-. Ile returns
to the Western the beginning of the
month.. Mr. Thomnpson assisted
the choir of Ontario street church
on Sunday last.
N
rocery
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The Tea market is strong and prices will be higher
pee'
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Our Special Blend Black, per pound 60 cents
Sugar is advancing. Special this week, 10 lbs. for $1.15
BIG BROOM SPECIALAylmer Soup, per Tin ..... .....10c Fresh Dates, 2 pounds ' for 25e
Parlor Brooms for , ... , ......75c. I 10 Tins Vegetable and Tomato ..$1 ( Jolly Powders,' 13 pkgs. foe, ..$1.0o
Kleenup Soap, ask for
ree trial ' ' Rolled, Oats, 6 lbs, for
,25e, 1 hennnonia, for lemon cakes,.. ..20e.
Canned Spinnaeb, Canned Pumpkin
JCanned Sausage,, Carried Finnan
Haddie
ellipse in 10c. and 25c. packages
Peaches,
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Grapes,
Musk Melons, Celery,
Sweet Potatoes, Horse Radish
Cash & Carrg
2 O, liveries
Constance
Mrs. James Cook of Yorkton, Sask.,
has been visiting her brothers; Miller
and Ernest Adams.
Mr. James Medd returned last week
from a trip to the west.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Osborne will
preach to the children. It is rally
Sunday.
The W. M. S. was held last week at
Mrs. Chas, Dexter's.
The Ladies' .Aid wilt meet this
Thursday afternoon at the home' of
Mrs. Ephraim. Clark.
Varna
(Received too late for last week)
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Methodist parsonage, Seaforth, on
Wednesday afternoon, August 29th.
When Flossie Makins . of Clinton,
daughter of the late Mr. and, Mrs.
Wm. Makins, became the bride of Mr.
Elmer J. Webster eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rtibt. Webster of Varna.
Rev. R. Fulton Irwin officiated. The
members of the groom's immediate
family were present at the ceremony.
The charming bride looked very
sweet in a smart navy blue tricotine
traveling suit and immediately after
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Webster
left, on the afternoon train for •,a
honeymoon trip to Toronto. They will
short! take up housekeeping' on the
fine `farm adjoining that of the
groom's father on the Bayfield Road.
The many friends and neighbours of
the bride and groove wish therm a hap-
py and prosperous voyage through
life.
Brucefled..
Me. and Mrs. Janes McQueen
have returned front a most enjoyable
motor trip to Parkhill,: Petrolia and
other points.
Mrs. J, Jamieson has returned from
a six -weeks' visit in Toronto, Port
McNichol, Owen •Sound, and Niagara
Falls,',
Mr, and _16rs. JaYiies Workman vis-
ited friends in Goderich this week,
Mrs. Janes Moore and Mrs. Robin-'
non of Perie of Dundas and Mee.
King of Toronto visited last week
with their cousin, Nes. A. J. Mor-
rish. They were formerly the
Misses Josling of town and will be
remembered by many here.
Mr. W.. F. Cantelon of Toronto was in
town over the week -end, visiting
his parents, Mr, and "Mrs. Wen.
Cantelon. Mrs. .Cantelon, who has
been undergoing treatment in the
hospital for the past week or so, is
elegy "improving. ,
Mr. Digin Mason motored over from
New 'York City East week to visit
his paonts; vb.aril Its. T. Mason',
of town. Mr. and Mrs. Mason ac-'
' contpeniod hila back as far as De-
troit, - where they will spend the
next three' weeks with relatives,
Mrs. MeMath is spending a few days i
With Seaforth friends this week.
Nlrs. MCMatli, has stored her £urni,
tune and intends epending the win-
ter with her Sister in Strathroy. Her
Chilton friends are very sorry to
have her iea'te and hope site will
retuen lie thee, rf
Mr..b"n'ed. Elliott has _!lone toe Owen
Sound to attend Collegiate. ' ^Be
Will . play in the Owen Sound Col-
legiate hockey team the owing
moron. As ii number of Clinton's,
best players will be away this ',vie -
ter there will be plenty of room for
tris" iuniore to show what they eon
do in this Xino.
Ice Cream Season
Is Here
TRY OUR ICE CREAM
In Bricks or Bulk
Candy is
all
Candy
always in season we have
kinds at all prices.
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E. WENDwar i '
Confectionary and Restaurant
"We aim tce please."
A Baaat.
Under the auspices of the W.M.S.
will be held in the lecture room of the
Ontario street •Church; on •
FRIDAY; OCTOBER, 5th
Booth for aprons, many and varied.
Miscellaneous: exhibiting beautiful
pieces of fancy -work; as well as all
useful articles needed in every home.
Dolls, handkerchiefs, candy, the
home-made kind. Home-made cook-
ing and Rummage.
Afternoon tea will be served.
Japanese Booth, in charge of. Miss
Sybil Courtice. Japanese articles on
exhibition. Real Japanese tea will
be served in the Japanese way.
20-3.
Seaforth
Miss Ruth Evans of Clinton is the
guest of Miss Gladys Holland.
' Mrs. James Douglas of Niagara
Falls is spending a few weeks. with
112r. and Mrs. C. 11.'Holland "of Sea -
forth.
NEW GOVERNMENT
BOND ISSUE
A NEW issue of Dominion of Canada 5 pet cent.
Bonds dated October lStb,in denominations of
$100, $500, and;$$1000., maturing in 1928 and 1943 is
now being offered to, the the. public.
Holders of Victory Bonds maturing November 1st,
1923, may convert their holdings into the new loan
on advantageous terms, Bonds of the old issue will
be accepted forconversion at par, the holders re-
taining their November coupon. The new five-year
Bonds are offered at 99 and interest and twenty-year
Bonds at 98i and interest,
These Bonds are an attractive: investment and subscriptions will be
received and convenient may be made at any Branch of this Bank, where
full particulars: will be furbished upon request,
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Roofing paiints and plastic cement for patching roofs ete.
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111 the Furllituie Stoie
We are ready for the long cool evenings to makes things
fortabi'e and cozy. Come inand look over our stock of Che
field Suites, Divanettes, Comfortable chairs and rockers. - W
ways carry a large stock of beds, springs and mattressee and p
, will suit your purse.
Clinton ardware and Furniture
THE STORES WITII A STOCK e
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardwe
McClary's Electro Ran
A range of wonderful promise and actual pe
mance with McClary's Protected Elements senor
gainst carelessness or preventable accidents.
With McUlary's se
less, round cornered,
nieled oven assure
juicy, tender roasts;
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flaky pies. " f
This cut-i`Ilustrates s
No.10,This ranee is
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Porter's Mil eau sign up• e beast, grin,
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•Saturday was school fair day and very businesslike Manner,"
the weather certainly favored those a farmer and one who kir
interested.. It was a "peach" of a
day, after some very disagreeable
ones, and Many people were glad of
the, opportunity of getting out for the
afternoon. . The general exhibit was
exeellont, the progress made by the
young people %being very noticeable
from year tb,year. "Nobody shows
inferior ptui±, new was a remark
heard es the people viewed the dis-
play, "they know it will he no use."
The stoek•judging contest aiuongst
the boys Was roost interesting" and the
skill displayed by the lads was nit
eye-opener to many. "These lads
aminal when he sees it, to
tell a good-looking beast f:
myself;" he continued, "
not always tellyou wh
make the difference. Thi
education ,for our boys,"
The girls' exhibits did,
hind, either. They wore
Perfection ami the whop
was highly creditable to
ested, ilio Pelee Het w
in another column, The
gradually becoming inter
number of them are h
poultry fiooks culled this