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litte. ere showing a largees$ortmmrit of Silverware,
China and Glassware, Avory' Goods, and everything
found in an up-to,•eats .lewelea'y Store,
Goods selected now 'will 'lie kept till wantedby paying
a small. deposit oils it. .
Watches --We have a large assortment from $5 up
Clocks'—From the 'best maker's, and are good time
:keepers:
H,,-, JOHNSON
Jeweller "and''Optician : Next Hovey'a Drug Storm
ou Prepared
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fo'r the cold winter weather? Yon may need a new sweater,' a
new overcoat or some good warm underwear.
We are showing a C101be assortment Of Sweaters, ppurs wool and
away below last year's price,; 1 e ; • I J f, I:i ls+"l tsi" Li o„'
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The Overcoats are Going
,Get yours while the assortment is best. Our -'styles are right, the
materials are the best and the pr ices the lowest.
We carry Stanfield, St. George and Tiger brands of wool under-
wear—None better at any price, °
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SMALL PROFITS
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MORE BUSINESS
Three Men Were Pt ased •1
with the suits we made -for them '
and told three other men. That ('
made sixPatrons and theY will /'
being us more trade. If we,te. '•h
hadn't suited thh -first three we � T`t
would '`loseall . VA.:
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numbers multig�ly—we will be ; °�' ,/. rr,n...:.,.,,
glad to":clothe as many•,�
men � P Eri--0 4'-' Fi'r•'•r�l r• _; .
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Is there any ware better than Granit for general
a full line of it and will be glad -to show you our stock.
Also electrical goods and fixtures.i'lumbing Supplies.
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HARDWARE ' • ELECTRICAL ' PLUMBING
. H. VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Buba, Irons, Fns and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone ISlw
California and the Pacific Coast Tours
When winter copses the Pacific 'Cerin States and British,'Colusn-
bia offer a haven of refuge ,from our ligoroue climate, isartleularly
, (Sunny California: Callfdrnia hes become famous as a winter tourist
..'.- 'region beoanee."of its •excellent Climates conditions, its varied and.
magnificent scenery, the poasibilitiee it affords for all kinds of out-
door sports aitd recreations, its splendid motor roads, seabathing, etc. '
The Canadian National Railways offer a wide, choice of toutes embrace .
ing rail' and sen trips. 'T'revel one way through Canadian Rockies
i • f cifi fiaas •
via Jasper''National Psoric and Mount .I�oUSon, the North a c t
sm it ., i'. a Crnncattvai stud Victoria. -Seattle, Portland. Saniraeel ige l
and Loa Angeles.
Anyr c A en' 'of the nadirfn National Railways
a furnisli ful lnformetionregaaiding these tours.
ill bo pleased
al,
Your
House
• Home
With
Attractive
J kLL - PAPER,
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(ten the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Edna- Pennebalcer has returned,
from a visit in Toronto.
Miss Susie Slornan has returned home
after spending, a week in Toronto.
Miss Mary Matheson of Goderieh vis-
ited Mrs. R. E. Manning last week.
Mrs. Rouse of Hamilton is visiting
herdaughter, Mrs, (Dr.) Hearn, of
town.
Miss Gladys Smith of -Toronto was .:
the week -end guest of Miss Jule
Bartliff.
Mrs. E. W. Morrison spent the week-
end with her mother, Mrs. Keiis
of Drayton.
Mr. A. McGarva• returned 'Thursday
last from a visit with his sister at
Port Burwell.
Mrs. T. Murphy and Mrs. Gardner of
Goderich visited with Mrs: J. B.
Lindsay this week.
Mr, C. G. Middleton attended the
Provincial- Conservative Conven-
ient .in Toronto this week.
Mise Whllace returned; on Thursday
from.Tbledo, Ohio, where she spent
several weeks with relatives, ;.
Mrs. Andrews, Ma -s. B. .J Gibbings,
Mrs. Harry Steps and Miss Johns
visited Seaforth friendsthis week.
Mrs. J. L. Kerr was called to Toron-
to on Friday owing to the "illness
(of her mother, who passed away
on Sunday. ;
Mr. D. Cantelon is taking in the
Winter Fair and the Provincial
Conservative Convention in Toron-
to
oronto: this week.
Miss Normal Bentley and Miss Al-
lan of the London' office staff were
in town for the Doherty banquet on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. Gebr a Jenkins returned Friday
from the west, bringing a couple
`of car loads of stock; Which he is
selling next week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers and" lit-
tle daughter are in 'Toronto this.
•week; the former attending the
Royal Winter Fair.
Ars. Edgar Franks and
babe of Paris
return home 'today after spend-
ing ;the past few weeks as the
guests of 'Mrs. Farquhar of William
street.
Mrs. S. S. Cooper, who has been in
Toronto for a few weeks, has re-
turned home. Mr. Cooper went
down • Saturday and 'accompanied
her home.
Miss Ella Akam .of Toronto is with
her mother in town and, will prob-
ably remain for the winter. .. Mrs,
Akam'has been in poor health foe
some months.
Miss Carrie Akam of Toronto visited.
-.her' mother in ;town for a few days -
last week, leaving on Tuesday for
the Southern States, where she will-
spend the winter.
Mr. E. Finch and three sons, Warren,
Clarence and. Roy Finch, of Strat-
ford visited the former's brother{,
Mr. J. Finch, and Mrs. Macdonald..
over theveelt-end.
Mr, and Mrs, J. B. Davis left this
morning for Toronto to visit the
big: Royal . Winter. Fail, andwill
spend the week -end with the'for-
mer's sisters in the city. _ ,'
Mr. ,and Mrs. Joshua Cook, Miss
' »Vera and Masters Ross and rimer
of Sarnia are in town this week,
coning to be present at the Cook
Schoenhals• wedding today.
Mr. Wilfrid Penfound returned last
wee
k from the west where a r he
has
three ea •
spent the past hr o .y. ><s. He
has s yetet
' of decided 'whether r he will 1
locate in Ontario or -Saskatchewan.
Mrs. Fell of Seafoeth has been
.visiting her sisters, Mrs, Wise
and Mrs. McLaughlin of High'
street: Mrs, McLaughlin has
been quite ill for the past couple
-of ~weeks.
Mr. Fred C. Elford of Ottawa wet in
town on. .Saturday and Monday,
'having come up to address a gath-
ering of poultry keepers on Satur-
day 'afternoon. Mr. Elford .Was
the guest of Holmesville friends
while here, only calling on scone
Clinton friends.
Messrs. Hugh and ;Jack Lutton and
Mr, Armstrong returned to Flint,
Mich.,, on Saturday .,after having
spent a »week with the foraser's
Parente, . Mr. ” and Mrs. J. Lutton
of Clinton. Mr, and Mrs. Lutton
motored with them as far as Lon-
don, returning by train.
Magistrate and Mrs. Andrews spent'
a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. P. F. Gillies, . in Kitchener.
Mr, and • Mrs Gillies had a little
hougewarmiitg gathering over the
Thanksgiving holiday, they having
just moved into thole new residence.
Mrs. Andrews did not return until
Friday last.
WHOSE PET WAS T1I15
Ori Thursday last while out hunting
at that Ox hews on the Nottawasaga
Rivet, Mr. Jas. Stepltensofl, of Stay.
nor, shot a silver binclr fox, sneasur.
lee4 feet, 4`luches, from tip to tip
and wuighleg eleven pounds. Gelling.
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This week we especially invite you to call and inspect our
ChristmasFruits for cake, Mincemeat, ancI Puddings.- Co -
pare ';our.prices and you Will find we have
THE BEST QUALITY, AT THE BEST PRICES
Christmas' Cakes and Fruits •on display in our north window -
1 lb Butter
I lU light Bro
9 Dgg's
1 lb. of Flour
•1 teaspoonful of Mace
full information for mixing on request.
1 Sugar
Christmas Cake Recipe`
2 teaspoonfuls of Cinnamon
1 teaspoonful Soda
2 teaspoonfuls of milk •
lbs. of Raisins (seeded and chopped .
fine)' ,
2 lbs. o£ currants
Ye lb. of Candied Cherries
1 ib Citron Peel '
ee lb. shelled almonds
Also Dates and•Figs if you wish. .,
New Cleaned Currants, per 1b. , , .19c .
Valencia 'Raisins, per lb, , .20c
Old Valencia Raisins, per lb .,:.,..,15c
`New Seeded Raisins, per 1b , , , , , , ,15c
New Seedles Raisins, per lb,.... ..... , ., , ,' , ..15c
• Bleached Sultana Raisins, per lb' . , . 25e
Orange 'and
Candied. Cherries, per lb. • ,,.,,,,;,.00e.
NewMixed a d Peels
•,lerlb.
Now Shelled Almonds, per Ib. , , , , . , , , ... ire
New Shelled Walnuts,- per lb. ....... , , , , 50e
New Dates, per ib, 15c
Dates Fresh n
1 , and Juicy, , 3 lbs, for . ,' .... 25e
Lemon Peel,:.. , , , ..35c
Fresh Halibut.
Snacks and Oysters'
Celery
Special for Week end-
Finnan Haddie
Lettuce
Grapes ` Pineapple marmalade
fillets v
Sweet Potatoes
Cash s Carru
2 '>t eigveriies
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.Travel "The National Way"
The Canadian National Railways; Canada's all -Canadian, trans–
continental' route is the new way across the Continent. In addition
to the fact that the territory traversed is unsurpassed in scenic'in-
terest and grandeur, the Rocky Mountains are Tressed at the lowest -
altititde .and easiest gradients of any transcontinental railway in
America :and at the same tune Canada's highest` peaks, including
Mount Robson, are in full view from passing trains. "The Contin-
ental Limited,” one of the finest long distance trains in the world, is
operated every day between M ntreai andVancouver, with close con-
nections dram Toronto.... In its journey of nearly three thousand miles
across Canada it traverse . ix of the province,- o the Domino
ss p f e n, and
,directly .or through its' connections reaches all centres in Western
Canada and on the Pacific Coast. This train is made up of all steel
modern equipment, and affords the traveller the opportunity tumt o mak-
ing the trip in a splendidtouristsleeping carat a minuun• cost,
or if taste dictates, the more sumptuous .standard sleeping ears or .
compartment -library observation car may Ibe enjoyed. The dining
is unexcelled. "The National Way" is.
carservice W . eway.
Ythe new
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Post yourself on its advantages when contemplating ,your next`.
trip. For reservations and full information, apply to any Canadian
National Ticket Agent., 29-2.
Raiweld
The Sacrament of. the Lord's Sup-
per will be dispensed in St. Andrew's
church on Sunday morning. On Fri-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock a prepara-
tory service will be held,. -when : the
address will be delivered by Rev. B.
P. Colclough of the Anglican church.
On Friday evening, November 30th,
a meeting, will. be, held in the base-
ment of St. Andrew's church for the
purpose of; organizing a Young Peo-
ples' Society. This society will be
und3nominational and . will not be
restricted as to age: All who feel
interested are heartily invited to be
present. It is intended' to make the
program partly devotional, partly
educational and partly social,; and it
is loped that such a gathering will
fill a great needin the comm unity.. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sander of Kit-
chener spent. Friday last as guests
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
11. W. Erwin. ,
Mr. Richard McDool, who: spent *-
last few menthe in the west, returned
home this week.
Messrs. William, David and
Her-
bert
Uers Stut eon left today, Thurs aV
,
for Port Dover to engage in: fishing.
' e took lace at the
uarita
The t P
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Milne of the bridegroom's mother yes-
terday afternoon at foul• o'clock -of
Miss Maud Hubbartt late of Landon,
England, and Mr. John Pearson of
this village. The ceremony was per-
formed, in the presenceeof about for-
ty guests, by the Rev. Basil P. Col-
clotgh, rector of Trinity church. At
the conclusion of the ceremony a
sumptuous wedding feast was partak-
en of. :The young couple have the
good wishes of all for a happy`fty
tura. '
fond Road
Miss Alice Davidson has -returned
to London to resume her nursing des
ties. ,
Mr. Scott Davidson is erecting a
large driving shed, which will add to
the convenience of his premises.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Peppee" and fay
mily spent Sunday at the hence of Mr.
George W. Layton.
Miss Jehnston of Sandusky,' Meths,
is a guest at the Waldron home,
The friends of 1VIre.,Percy Cole aro
sorry to know that she is quite i11.
Trust she will soon begin to mend.
We regret to learn, also, of the
ilhsees of Mrs, Killington of Torotto,
i11IMS AItE USEFUL';
Of the .1,200 or More species- of
birds native'to the United States and,
Canada lest than Ono per tont, are
really injurious,
others d
The :'Kiddies" enjoy our Candies.
They are always fresli and delicious.
•SPECIALS THIS WEEK
°Pearn Caramel
Log Roll
Sea. Foam
• Peanut and Cocoanut Taffies
Bulk Chocolates—the • finest
Fancy Packages—the best
E. WEN ORF
Confectionary and Restaurant
"We aim to please."
Christmas is Coming
Say'"Merry ° Christmas"
this ear- with a
Photograph
Then ur holiday remembrance
.o
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Will he a personal one
A GIFT THAT NOuONE ELSE CAN
DUPLICATE
Just think—one dozen Photographs:make
12 Christmas Gifts
Make yoer'appointment now, it will
mean better pictures for you and more
timefor us • `
We guarantee our Photographs to be.
satisfactory
ROY BALL
Phone 66 Photo Studio
BAZAAR
The - ladies of Wesley church will
hold a bazaar in the lecture room of
the church on the afternoon of
hursdau Nov. 09
from 2:30 to 0 o'eloek, - Booths as
fellevVs:
APRONS AND FANCY WO 1
HOMEMADE BAKING
CANDY
Afternoon toil will be served during
all the.peried. The public, is cor-
dially invited.
Christmas' is rapidly approaching so be wise and makeyou
lentions early as we will be' pleased to put any article away for
until wanted.
Our store is full of beautiful new stock suitable for the Chris
season. Including Pictures, Mirrors, Trays, Ferneries, Cedar Ch
Table, Bridge and Piano Lamps with lovely silk shades, -:at
easy prices.. '
A splendid stock of Dining room, Living room and Bedroom
niture as well as Kitchen Cabinets, etc. .
•Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs in the newest patterns.
Just received a targe shipment of Austrian Graniteware see
79, eent window.
We have a full line of Heaters and Ranges Manufactured by
Beaeh` Foundry Company, Ottawa, They- axe real stoves.
A
full ' stock: of'Rifles, Guns and Ammunition.
Call in and look-arqund as it's no trouble to show our goo
s'
Clinton Hardware and Furniture
THE STORES WITH A STOCK :.
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardin
Heat is imperative in your
Biome or office. Ent so is
fresh air. How often the one
is sacrificed for the other! You
get room warm,'but the air
is so "stuffy" yon axe; tempted
to chance chills.
It is 'no longer necessary
5 to
• g y
suffer either cold or stuffiness.
Youcan have cosy comfort and
pure air at the same time. And
the method is easy, simple and
ecohotaical.
Merely invest the money you
save on your fuel bill in a
Majestic Electric Heater
USE YOUR OWN TITILITY — IT PAYS
HYDRO H , Cliuto
Somewhere in Florida
To be somewhere in Florae, where the son is always shining wit
the gulden. oranges' hang in clusters me the trees, the palms
gently to the warmn balmy breezes and "Where 'the sweet Magee
blooms" is the thought in the minds' of hundreds of Canadians ew
winter,
This year there will be the usual exodus of Canadians to
south, When Canadians at; house lire skating and skiing, thaw
the eolith 'wilI be surf -bathing, sun-bathing on the »farm sands, de
scailching,'golfing, etc.
Whoa itiakiisg nrtungenents for the tri
.
-oath, consult any
cCthe Cusadiae National Railway foe particulate; ofseiwirt,.Waig
Learjet fares 'sire note in cfteet, valid to :..toltiits up to June I:fith,.
good for stopover at ail important points.