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' CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 15th
PRICES CUT DEEPER TO CLEAR
Compare these Values with what you are
Accustomed to; Pay and Buy Now.
MEN'S COTTON WORSTED PANTS $1.35
Well Made, Per pair . ei
MEN'S OVERALLS AND MOMS. $1.19
Black,Blue and White, Cleairng Lines -
MEN'S GREY ALL -WOOL WORK SOX
Per pair • ......... ...2QCor!for 35C
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS f . C
o.5 Collar attached or separate . , ..... , ........ 1 2
MEN'$ GREY UNION FLANNEL SHIRTS (r 1.00
Special at . w
NVJEN'S HEAVY RIBBED WOOL UND'ERWE'AR $1 X25
Slightly Iinperfect . . / l G�7„
MEN'S ELE:E'QE-LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 85c
Per pair . :
BOYS' FL1ECE-LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS .19C
Per pair ,
LADIES' HEAVY COTTON. BLOOMERS 39c
Clearing at . 7•
LADIES' SILK AND WOOL BLOOMERS 49C
Clearing at ,• •7
LADIES' CHAMOISETTE GLOVES 4 5 C
Fancy Cuffs, to clear
LADIES' SILK AND WOOL HOSE ytAG C
Black or Colored, to"elear
MEN'S CAPS dQC
Clearing Lines, All Sizes �77vQ
CALL ON US FOR '
LADIES' RUBBERS M'E, N'S RUBBERS
At .. , ; / 5C At 95C
BEST QUALITY DOMINION RUBBERS, Slightly Higher Prices.
FULL STOCK OF NO 1 QUALITY DOMINION RUBBER FOOT-
WE'A:R AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING, SUITS OR OVERCOATS AT
AT BARGAIN PRICES TO CLEAR
GET OUR PRICES ON FLOOR COVERINGS, LINOLEUMS,
OIL CLOTPI, CONGOLEUM OR FELTOL RUGS
THEY ARE PRICED AT CLEARING PRICES FOR THIS SALE
Many other lines not listed here at equally
Low Prices. .
Plumsteel
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SELECTIVITY'!• SENSITIVITY' • and VALUE!
YOU GET THEM ALL-
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•9 In the New 1931
OUR TERMS ARE EASY!
VICTOR RADIO
It had to come , ..but only
soreen-grid micro -synchronous
balance could bring it .
the new 1931 Viotor Radio
gives . it.
Everything about Victor's
latest radio is new .. differ-
ent . . new in design new
in performance—new in tone—
and better'
If you want clean-cut se-
paration of stations if you
want the thrill of distant
broadcasts . , . if you want the
radio of tomorrow in your
home today you want _a. VIC-
TOR. The beautiful R-35 Model
:shown is $247.50 . . hear it
hear all Victor Radio
models , and then hear the
new Victor Radio Home -Re-
cording Eleetrola.
Sutter & Perdue
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WE SELL THE BEST .FOR LESS
'ITEMS FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER STII, 1930
0 Bulk Ready Cut Macaroni, 3 lbs 25e O
Post's Bran, 2 pkgs.. 21e
Edwardsburg Corn Syrup, 5's 33e. 2's 15c
' Panshine, (Special), 3 tins s g , ..23e
Jif "Suds in a Jiffy", large pkg. ( 19e
Toddy Siroe, hot or cold
3 oz., I38c, 16 oz, 53e,
66A11 Khovah 'Health Salts, 2 tin 35e
0 O Lealand Sweet mixed Pickles
3 ozs. 47c
Maple Leaf Salmon Green Giant Peas, tin .. ,25e
11 1-2's 25c. 1's 450. Aylmer Br. Corn, 2's 2 tins 25e
Family Blend Tea, red bags 39c Aylmer Br., Tom,, 2 cans :.250
CONTINUATION OF HEINZ PRODUCTS
Owing to the demand of Heinz Soups and Pork and Beans this O
'O week, we will continue the Sale, on Saturday at Special Priees while 0
O they last. , ;,.,
IIPART BOILEDLIAM, per lb MEATS
W(EINERS, per lb. 25e
SAUSAGE, per lb. 25c
. .49c
BREAKFAST BACON, in piece, per lb 35e.
O BACK BACON,in piece, per lb... .. .. , ...... , 47c
L�.. J. T. i,cKN IGHT &'` SON .
PHONE YOUR ORDER EARLY
CLIN'PODI, ONT. PHONE 111
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Castile Soap, 8 cakes . 25e
Royal York Tea, the tea that
is different, per Ib, 55c
Hawe's Lemon Oil 23e
Libby's Sauer Kraut 15e
0
While pursuing the .stationery
trade, our buying -at a price and sel-
ling for 25c a Fold over or .Ladiees'.
size writing pad and twenty-five en-
velopes to match, (both for 25c) of..
fers to the public a service of es-
pecial interest in the conservation of
expense
Tour purehase of the set at the
price is the perfect answer to the
now -a -days familiar question. Where
do I get the most for the least,?
The W. DL Fair Co.
Often the Cifeapest—Always the Best
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SHB 'CI.INTON-NEWS' RECORD
BRAZIL NUTS, per lb. 30c
SWEET POTATOES, 5 lbs. 25c
CRANBERRIES, per lb. 20c-
GROCETERIA SPECIALS
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE DELIGHTED
WITH OUR GROCETERIA AND THE
BARGAINS THEY RECEIVE
3 cans Aylmer Soup'29c
3 Black Tea . - $1.00
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3 tins No..4 Peas 25c
5 lbs. Gran. Sugar 27c
Fancy Cakes, 1b. 25c
New Valencia Raisins 15c
New Dates, 2-25c
Cooking Figs 3-25c
• 3-4 lbs. . Butter, 3-4 Fruit Sugar,
6 eggs, 4 cups flour, 11-2 teaspoons
baking powder, 3-4 lbs. white rais-
ins, 1-4 citron peel, 1-3 lb, cherries,
Bleached Raisins, 20c
Citron Peel. Ib. 29c
Candied Cherries 60c
Almond Icing 30 & 50c
Apricots, Ib. ' 30c
6 Jellies 25c
THURSDAY, NOVE MBER',6, 19;
FOR THANKSGIVING
SIMPLE MENU:'
Tomato Juice Cocktail
Olives Nuts; Celeery
Chicken and Stuffing
Hubbard Squash, Green Peas
Cranberry Jelly
Grape Fruit & Orange Salad
Mince or Pumpkin Pie
Tea or Coffee
FRIGIDAIRE'
Swift's Sausage
Schneider's Sausage.
Fresh Picnic' Hams.
Lamb's Liver
Lard, albs.
Shortening, 2 .lbs.
25t
30cpp
1d.0c
18c
57c
35c
New Seedless Raisins, 2-25i
Head, Leaf Lettuce
Grapes, 2 lbs. 35c
Mince Meat, 2-35c
Macaroni,3 lbs. 24c
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCERY
Phoi-ie 48
O'NE1L,
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
a
?r ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart have
gone to Toronto for the winter.
Mrs, D. S. Cook of Toronto spent
the week -end with Clinton friends.
Mr, Lloyd Carrell of Oshawa spent
the week -end withhis family in
town. -
11Mr. J. C. Stirling has gone to Jack-
Ison, Mich., to spend a while with
his daughter.
Miss Margaret McLeod of Toronto
University spent the week -end at
her home in town.
Miss Florence Cuninghame and her
mother visited Miss Hattie Baker
at Fullerton last week,
Rev, and Mrs, 3, W, Oliver of Lions
Head spent a few days this week
as guests of lVIr• and Mrs, E. Pat-
erson.
Mx, Hugh Ladd left last week to
spend the winter with his brother
and his wifd, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Ladd, Monrovia, Calif.
Mrs. J. C. 1VleMath left Saturday for
;Toronto, where she will spend the
!winter with her two daughters,
they having taken an apartment
there.
IVIr. and Mrs. Adatn Scott returned
yesterday after a little visit with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mk,
ar.d Mas. T.. J. McMichael, near
Seaforth. •
Mr. Percy Cook of Regina, Seek,; is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles
Cook, Rattenbury street. It is
twenty years since Aix. Cook was
last home.
Mrs. G. W. Pinner of Oshawa and
.11/rs. H. A. Steven of Toronto
spent the weekend in town with
their mother, Mrs. C. H. Bartliff.
,Mrs. Pinner motored up,.
Rev. llfr. Bowen, who was in town in
the interests of the Bible Society,
was the guest of Rev. L. O. Har-
rison while itt town and preached
M St. Paul's church on Sunday
morning.
Miss Hattie Baker and 1VIrs. 0, Ves-
ey of Fullerton and M'iss Irene
!Brooks of Mitehcll motored up on
Friday evening to attend a Hal-
lowe'en party given by Miss Rol-
lie Cantelon.
Mr..and Mrs. C, E. Carbin -of To-
ronto, formerly of Clinton, Mr.
Carbin having been a member of
the Collegiate staff, were week-
end guests of Mr, and Ms. G. Il.
Jefferson and also called on many
other old friends,
Miss Kate Parke, who has been here
for some weeks owing to the ac-
cident to her sister, Mrs. J. Cluff,
bas' returned to Toronto. Mss,
Cluff, her friends will be glad to
hear, is imporving rapidly and
lean now walk a bit on her frac-
tured limb.
Mrs. Wm. Coates and 'Miss Helen
Coates and Miss Newman of 'Lis-
towel were week -end guests of
;Mr. and ,Mrs. E. Paterson. Miss
Newman, - NA's. Coates and Mrs.
Paterson are sisters. Miss New-
anan is malting a snore extended
'stay with 1V3rs. Paterson.
IlIr. and M'rs. G. E. I1•a11 returned
Tuesday evening from Windsor,
where they spent • several .days
with the former's sisters. They
.alao attended the ceremonies in
connection with the opening ° of
the now Detroit-Wrindsor tunnel
on Saturday and 1Vrx. Hall was
present for the special view o1
the tunnel on Friday, when news-
, peper publishers from both sides
of the riven were guests of the of-
.ficials and spent a few hours to-
gether , in fraternal intercourse
A noon luncheon was a feature of
the occasion; the publishers being
guests of the Border (Sties Cham -
'
of Coiniterce and TunnelW 'le,--
Com-
• pany, i
PRESBYTERIAN
CHOIR CONCERT
Friday, November 14
'AT P.
IN CHURCH AUDITORIUM
Musical Numbers ley the choir, in-
clude, solo, male quartette, choruses
and piano and organ duets.
ASSISTINIG ARTISTS—
Miss Lanrmie, A.T.C.11I., Violinist,
Pliss Iludson, Reader.
lVlr, 1Vltrson, Baritone Soloist.
Adults, 85c, Children, 25c.
90-3.
Sinking of Lusitania
IN' SONG, 1VS,USIC, LECTURE
by
Risco. Williams, Welsh 'Baritone
and
DELPIIINE AYRES SAMES
Pianist and Soprano
ONTARIO STREET 'CHURCH,
CLINTON '
THURSDAY, NOV. 13
8 p.m.
auspices of Young Peoples' League
"The ]Host Thrilling Story I ever
heard" -Rt, Hon, David Lloyd George.
Admission, Adults, 35c, Childern, 25c
Get tickets from members of Y.P.L.
91-2.
THE VOGUE.
A. Clearing Sale, of Quality Mil-
linery commences at The Vogue
Friday morning Nov. 7th at 9
o'clock. Those hats are remarkable
value, .We also have a number of
scarfs and hosiery en sale.
The early buyer gets the choice.
THE VOGUE
91-1.
STANLEY
The following is the report for S.
S. No. 13, for the months of Sep-
tember and October:
Jr, 4th: Mildred Haug, 83 John
Heys, 75.
., Sr. 3rd: Bobby Peck, 71,
Jr.. 3rd: Dorothy Peek, 88; Clare
McBride, 83.
2nd: Sybil Keys, 92; Florence Haug
90; Gordon Keys, 86; Russell Oesch,
73; Jack Peck, 67.
let: George Haug, 90,
,Pr,: Kathleen Oesch, Bruce, Keys,
Arnold Heys, equal.
--Annie J. *Taggart, teacher.
'SEAPO-RTS': The death 'occurred
from pneurnania on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 5th, at the Seaforth Mlemorial
Hospital where she had been eon -
fined since undergoing an operation
:for appendicitis about four weeks
ager of an esteemed resident in the
person of 1 rrs. Joseph Hoggarth, at
the age of 47 years, The deceased
woman whose maiden name was
Mary Ann Hudson; was born in Tuck-
ersnrith, where she resided until her.
marriage to Joseph H.oggarth, who
survives her along with three of -•a
family, Clarence and Ethel at home
and Mrs. Harold Large, London.
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
GIFT SHOP AND
BAZAAR
(auspices of W. A. of Wesley -Willis
United Church.)
Saturday, November 15
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
AT 2.30
BOOTHS:
Christmas Gifts.
Alirons.
Home Baking.
Touch and Take.
Candy.
Afternoon Tea will be Served.
COME —• EVERYBODY WELCOME
90-3.
Thanksgiving Specials
VETERN FRIED CAKES
"ORDER EARLY IF POSSIBLE"
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
CREAM PUFFS
ORDER AT OUR STORE.
Our driver will also cheerfully take
your order or simply call "68" and
your Order will be taken care off.
:IUNTS CHOCOLATES
Wendorf's, Bakery
MA
"Whole Wheat"
KEanRSd O"r
Snowflake"
BREAD -
Now you need that
New Stove
or Heater
Get a Circulator this Winter and
enjoy warmth all through the
house. We have Clare Bros. and
Dominion Stove and Foundry Co's.,
with the New Rater Grate. The first
of its !chid and a great fuel saS4r.
Be sure and see it and you will buy.
'See our new style - Aladdin Lamp
for 'better light on the dark witner
night. We also carry a few repairs
on hand
L Uawkins
HARDWARE: and PLUMBING
Phone 244
FOR
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
Choice Quality
DUCKS, CHICKENS AND GEESE
Beef, Pork, Veal and Lamb as usual
Choice Mince Meat, per lb. 18c, 2 for 35c
Sauer Kraut, 3 pounds for 25c
Kindly Order the night before when you
want your Order Early.
CONNELL , & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
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OUR FALL LINE OF
11 • BLUE, GREY AND BROWN
FROM
OTereoafs
q $IO.$30
11 SPECIAL FALL LINE OF
BILTMORE. HATS
DAVIS AND HERMAN
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Pititt/.0V:t
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SEMET `" SOLVAY OKE
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There's a story !being told about a little lad who caught his
sister's latest beau kissing her. The rather bashful young man,
'highly 'embarrassed, tendered the brother a quarter and asked him
to keep quiet about it. The lad took the quarter and handed the
young man a dime in return saying, "Here's your change Miner.
Fifteen cents is all I charged the others. Fair play to all—that's
the way I do business."
. The Iad's idea of treating all alike ,was a mighty good one, • As
a matter of fact, treating all our cusomers in the same fair co-
epperative way, without favouringany partiiarly, }SEs been one of
It'!te main reasons for our growth --!fairness, plus the even uniformity
high quality of Semet Solvay Coke and our other lines of Coal.
. There are very definite reasons for the splendid uniformity and
high quality of "Solvay Coke," In the first plate the coke is ,all
genuine Semet , SoIvay Coke recognized as one of the best.
(Solvay Coke is processed by the finest and most complete e-
quipment procurable. HIenee Semet Solvay has become one of the
"known best,"
So with the fuel season just ahead why not assume yourself of
the
Coke highto-destay. quality coke by sending us your order for Semet Solvay
'
W. J. MILLER AND SON.
PHONE 46J