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The Clinton ,New
Thursday, cntbeh 9th, 1920'.
,re Offered
At
MEWS STORE
Custom Tailoring
Phone 103BrownMen's Furnitthinr;
Opposite Public Library
HOW CHEERFUL LOOKING --
tine Electrically Lighted Home
looks to the home -comer or the
visitor. It extends its welcome
from afar off, You can have such
lights in your home and if you
will consult us you'll find the ex-
pense is covered by the con-
.veniehce and comfort it affords
you. Call and see our iighttiig
plant in operation.
Corless & Venner
HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL
Phone 53
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FOR PLUMBING
HEATING AND
ROOFING
1 Repairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53
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i` y.19 Purnarces ' Lead
T iore is a Rea f,pn
t44,4 gs.
DON'T FREEZE
As the genuine Scranton Coal is coin
ing across in very limited quantities we
are making special efforts on
our people by substituting.
NUT COKE
BRIQUETS
CANNEL COAL
SOFT COAL
WOOD
SLABS
behalf of
We have these in stock at prices that
will save you money in comparson.
with the ridiculc ss price of anthracite.
Orders will be taken and accounts
May be paid at H. Wltte's store,
Try a substitute for your fall burning
we Can satisfy you.
JNO. B. MUSTARD
Clinton & Erucefield.
Phone for Clinton No, 74,
Phone for 13race$e1d 11 on 618,
POULTRY WANTED WEEKLY
3000 Chickens
2000 Hens
500 Ducks
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Top prices will be paid by us
for all kinds of Poultry taken
at 'Clinton every day and at
Hol.mesville every Wednesday
morning. We pay three cents
more per lb. for properly fattened,
milk fed Chickens.
GUNN LANGLOIS & -CO, LTD.'
Clj}on' Q1040,9
N. W. Trewartha Local Manager
The up.to.date First
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NEW pApIT & PErp..
Our stock of Raisins, Peels and i
Fruit is just in.
Spanish Velencia Raisins $Oc lb'
Seeded Raisins, large pkg....33,cj
New Currants.25c lb'
Pigs, cooking . , .2 lbs for 25c
New Orange, Lemon and Citron
Peel, Shelled Walnuts and Al-
monds for fail baking.
Fred. W. Wigg
The Corner Grocery
phone 45.
SCRANTON COAL
and Wood for Sale
any who wish to leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at My residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155.
Terms --Strictly Cash -•-Phone i5&.
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
Old Huron Boy Re -Elected
Ona of the successful candidates is
the British Columbia elections on Wed•
nesday was Mr. M. A. Macdonald, K. C., '
who was re-elected as one of the mem-
bars for Vancouver. Mr. Macdonald
is a native of Ashfield, and his old
friends here are pleased to know of
his continued success ,in the political
field.
Do nob anter
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ing, or Yrotrud-
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surgical oper.
anon required,
Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve yen at once
and nlro •d lasting benefit. eae, a box; all
dealers, or ,Ldmattsoii, Dates & Co., Limited,
Toronto. Sample Box tree if you mention this
paper and enclose 20. stamp to pay postage,
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Short Houya,
The Clt37ton Knitting FaStory are now
rulnning four Jaya a week for the time
being.
AT LAST YOU WILL SEE IT
'1111 proN T U SDAY
DECEMBER 16TH
The Moralty Picture Which Has
.Stirred AH Canada -"The End
of the Road."
Throughout the .great cities, one
following another,, has played the
inost sensational picture that has
been seen On the screen. The End
of the Road" 'has opened the eyes of
the public' to the vast' need of strict
inorals and more hygienic ideals,
A Short time a',g s if anyone had
suggested that the people of the Anier-
icaii continent would receive their
fist great moral enlightenment frojn
the medium of moving pictures. they
would Have been scoffed - et, but to-
day it is a fact, as the first of the
feateres of the public Health campaign,
"The End of the Road," so positively
illustrates.
It Was at first thought that the
picture would be of too truthful and
revealing nature for the general pub-
lic, and that it would not be feasible
to allow it to be presented'as a screen
attraction. But The government con-
sented, making this one condition,
that no one under sixteen must be al -
1 wed to witness it under any cir-
cumstances.
Treating a most delicate subject
which has long been debarred from
the conversation of polite society,
"The End of the Road" handles the
sex problem, and the tragic fate of
the inmioralists in a frank but 'inof-
fensive manner. It brings to light at
lest the worst evil that modern civ-
ilization has to battle against. The
laws of nature are unbreakable, and
to those who dare conies the direst
punishment. Doctors, public health
officers, ministers. all endorse "The
End of the Road,"
Give a Time Saver Electric
good cheer of Christmas
to every rvesh•datr of the
(y, -car. kip f her ppppnt
;can make wife or amther
'so happy. 'See the_ `Time
IS ver m oar -store:
rest►,. tom
Photographs fur liriotroao The•
l;. JL tiw.n .o . Gift P antero
PHOTOGRAPHS carry the personal feelingthat no ready
made "gift" can convey.
Mak .t that appointment to -day
An Enlargement made by us of your good I5ODAK FILMS
makes an excellent XMAS .GIFT.
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Phone 6 holograph er
Buy Homo
Mr. Jahn Diehl, of Stanley Township
hos purebased tate house of the late
Alex, Hulls, and will take possession
shortly, ,
,Gets Wiring Cantreet, .
Mr, W, J, Nediger, bas secured the
wiring coutravt"for die new Memorial
Haji'at• Blyth and will start work in a
day or so.
' Judge Dickson i<(ere Saturday,
Judge Dickson will hold tate Court of
Appeal for the Voters' •List ,here on
Saturday'at 10 a10., and at 11,30 a,m.
will hold a session for the appeals of
the Assessment- Roil.
C.
P. 1. Pupil Taka Srd Prize
Mr, John R. Townsend was a winner
for the Carter Scholarship for Huron
County, Miss M. J. MacEwen, of
I Goderichowon 1st prize; William Wall-
i ace, of VWingham, print prize and Mr.
Townsend third, The values of these
scholarships are, respectively, 5100,
1 560, and 540.
IA Popular Preacher . -
I On Senday last West Presbyterian
, Church, Toronto, celebrated its dna-
' mond jubilee. For half of ibis time-
30 years- it has been under the sole
pastorate • and supervision of one
Ciergyivan, Rev. J. A. Turnbull -It
I speaks volumes tor the that and ability
. of a minister that he should be able to
retain the undivided confidence and
support of his people for this length of
time. Mr. Turnbull was born In the
southern part of Huron, and his wife
(since deceased) was a daughter of the
bete John Steep, of Clinton. He took
his Collegiate course in Clinton, and
together with several other Toronto
clergyman born in Huron, has made a
/lathe for himself as one of the most
successful pastors in the city,
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do -ad Fede of Council
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The pay sheet for November fur
Street work was 552,48.
54:25 was paid The Huron Special
ty Casting Company for casting.
Robert Jones was paid 59,25 for
grates, ete., for street contracts.
For repairing tools etc., J. F. Was
mann was paid 53,90,
$4.30 was paid S. J. Andrews for
tile and ,cement.
The Public Utilities Commission avas
paid 5134.08 for street lighting for
November. For lighting Hall and Lamp
account 21.67 was also paid.
I S. J. Andrews was paid $4. 03 for
tile charged up••to • the Property ac-
count.
0, Ward was paid 5105,70 for 9,500
lbs of coal at $22,25. ,
W. T. Hawkins was paid 52,20 for
repairing Hall roof; • • ,
T, McKenzie was paid' $6.52 for lum=
ber, .etc, for Hall.
For rebuilding. furnace J. Ryder was
paid 550.50.
D. L, Macpherson was paid $t00 for
leaving office 'cleaned.
57.40 , or Sundries was paid Corless
and Penner.
J, Carrick was paid 554.17 for
Novemher'r salary,
R. Hunter was paid 558.00 for sal-
ary for November,
512,65 was paid to J. A. Ford &
Son for seed.
' 0.'W, Potter, was paid 51,00 for re-
pairs for lnower.
R. B. Fitzsimons was paid 554.17 for
November and 52.00 for collecting war
tax At Hall.
Wni. Gurd & Company of London,
was paid .$3.45 for dog tags,
59,00 was paid W. Brydone for legal
services.
Miss N, Bentley was paid $1.50 for
tpyewriting by -latus.
The G, :N, W, Telephone 'Company
had .an account for 62 cents.
The Public Utilities Commission was
paid 56.30 for lighting hospital and
51,.91 for 0. W. V. A, Hall.
J. e, Mustard was paid .512.35 for
fuel at G, W. V. A., Hail,
C. tiellyar was paid 51,00 for repair-
ing hose;
Dr. J. W. Shaw, M. N, 0., was paid
his salary for 5100.00 and 56.42 for
disbursements,
The Municipal World was paid 51,54
for forms.
0. L. Macpherson was paid 54.00 for
stamps.
Chief Fitzsimons reported 512.85
for Market Scalesand 555,00 for hall
rent,
I R. Hunter reported 58.00 for sale of
.Cemetery lot; 545.00 care in perpetuity
sand 5122.75 for work..
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jar Infants and .Children
An se foo. Ovelr3OYea's
Always bears
tirow
Signature of / e
HA
urn our sincere thankand
We desire to ret s appreciation
fpr the business favors and patronage extended to us in our
Wall Paper Department "'Org. the past tWpnLy$$ve years
and to anno nce that MESSRS. WOOD & TYNER, have
talon over our entire stock of $urieps, $orders, Trimitllerfa
and Wall Hangings and we bespeak for them your cordial sup.,
port and co»aperOon.
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Often the eheepest7-241' roi*s'theitest
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ARE YOU READY
For Xmas. Time Flies. You know we offer you Quality Fruits at Lowest
Price Possible this year, Below \ye offer you Prices For this 'week. Buy;
your Xmas Wants at our store,
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!pkg. seeded Raisins 30 /
BUY AT HOME
Montty Saving Prices In
1 Ib Seedles Raisins 30c
1 lb Valencia Raisins30c
1 Ib Currants 22c
Special Prices in 5 Ib
Lots,
WATCH FOR OUR
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4 lbs R Oats.......250
2 pkg Corn Flakes -250
250
Toilet Sono
Palen Olive Soap at 10c 2 lbs Tapaico 250
Per Cake
Infants Delight et 10c
Per Cake
Special Prices on 4 or
More Cakes 1 Bar Gold Soap sic
tib Quality Elk. Tea.50f
1 Bar Comfort Soap 110
TILE HABIT OF DEALING AT
NSEM. e :0
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY'
' Mr. Car Owner
This is to remind you cold weather is with us, and you
must care for your Battery, Send it to us and we will keep it in
a charged condition, ready to go to work in the spring all for
S1.50. We repair any make of -Battery and carry a full line
of parts,
Have us give you a price on 3 or 5 coats when you want
your car painted. All workdone, by, experienced workmen.
Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station
J. H. PAXMAN
Residence 140 CLINTON, • ONT.
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MUSIC IN THE HOME
adds immeasurably to life's plea-
sure. You can. have it at once,
even if you are not a player of
any instruments. Our taping
machines reproduce alt kinds 'of
MUSIC franc' the latest crashing
marehes to the softest of Lulla-,
bies. Let us prove it to ygu
person,
Then, if you want a piano, why
we are handling a piano which
musicians say is the best buy on
the market today,' Make it your
business to stave me all on you
• to demonstrate the Bell.- 1t will
cost you nothing to have it done and if I can't prove to you where the
Bell possesses More strength in build; "sweetness in tone; Ind has
the easiest'touch; and' the best rrlced piano boiitstiiing those pbiSits, 1
will'glve you bite sit brie -half the price -so get 'busy'and call me up
you stand a chalice to saVe some'money.
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BOX 229,
Phone 216.
MUSiC STORE.
SEAFORTH. ONT.
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The D i f f erence ti S'1�►es
The Difference between the sort of Shoes we Seli and the
"other Sort" will be perfectly apparent to anyone who com-
pares our "Grade of Shoes with "Just Shoes."
he J1sckson Shoes
are built up to a Standard and Not Down to a Price! The re-
sult is that our Shoes are more economical than uncertain
Shoes. They wear so much longer and look so much better
than "Bargain Shoes" that they are a better Investment Dol-
lar for Dollar, .than any Shoes which sell for less money.
The true test of Shoe value is not the first cost, but. fhe final
cost --not what they cost per pair, but what they cost per year,
It is upon this simple test of Value that the successful grown„
it of our Shoe Business is based,
FREm. J t .S N
-"SHOES TONI a SA'1 !SFX"-
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