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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
' ITEMS FOR WEEK E NDINO DEC. 20th, 1930
Special Cut rate on all Box Candy, Bulk Gandy, Nuts and
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
ORA G.ES• ' /,17J CUT ROCK CANDY 21 c
By the Basket I c Per lb , .. �!j
CHRISTMAS MILKED CANDY 23c
2 lbs. 'for
BEST • QUALITY' CREAMS • • 19c
Per lb. p},,
CHOCOLATE DROPS 21c a
Par ib ... r
THE NEW CHRISTMAS ORANGES IRE A VERY SPLENDID)
• QUALITY AND CHEAP.
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE •
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Oranges
. Per lb
A1»LAREN'S QUEEN OLIVES
19 .oz. for
AYLMER GOLDEN Bi111'I'AMi CORN
For
CHRISTMAS' PUDDING
It's delicious, per lb.
A FANCY BOX Or' CIGARS FOR THE MIEN AT ALL PRICES tt
Fron.50C to $2.50 )a
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TO OE AND &JL WE EXTEND
OUR BEST WT,SIIES FOR A
11'IERRY, • CHRISTMAS 'A D A
IIAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
ONLY A FEW DAYS
LEFT TO FINISH YOUR.
'kr( CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ?
CUT PRICES—THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT THIS STORE
CHRISTMAS BARGAINS IN ALL LINES ��
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS ,
t9 N'S SILK' TIES 95c
SHIRT and '" TIE FOR $1.50
LADIES' RUBBER GALOSHES, New Goods, Reg. '$2.25
Bargain Prices
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LADIES', BOUDOIR SLIPPERS in red, blue, brown or grey
Bargain Prices 99c
MEN'S FANCY SILK AND WOOL .SOX,-B'aragin at 2 pr. for , ,75c
OUT PRICES ' ON ALL LINES OF •
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TABLF]:RUNNERS, FANCY CUSHIONS, PLAID BLANKETS,
S,
(Flannel or All -Wool) and in fact all lines of Christmas Goods.
in Stock.
COME TO THE PLACE WHERE YOUR $ GOES FARTHEST
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Whole Family
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$247.50
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Screen -Grid Victor Radio
gets you the station you want
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Requirements
Wlhen it .conies to novelties for
gifts don't overlook our "Gift ,Worth
While . Assortment. We submit it
as :including an atriclo for every
purse, every 'person, -every personal-
ity, each in a dainty box ready for
presentation, something to carry the
memory of the giver and the joy of
the recipient into the future, a gift
of happy associatign and treasured
memories. You vii11' "perhaps not re-
gard notepaper as being novel, but
wehave attractive gift stationery
With decked or colored edge in pleas-
ing boxes. We esteem our, China',
department as also worthy of your
inspection. Books for the adult or
the youth. Did you know that $1.00
'will now buy a book of fiction never
previously published? A Waterman
Pen for Christmas will make letter
writing or even check signing more
of a pleasure It may be 'that our
stock has the article to solve your
'gift problem -to your satisfdction and
your friends' gratification, •
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af A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL!
The Superior Chain Stores wish to .extendtheir sincerest good A
wishes for a Happy Christmas, and may joy, healthand prosperity
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M;rs. J. Neil and Mrs, L, Aiicenhead
visited friends in Waterloo last
week.
Misses Jenhie and Rose Tebbutt
spent the week -end with relatives
• in .Goderich.
Mxs. Milton Cook of Sarnia is the
guest of her.parents, Mr. and Mrs.
3, Schoenhals, °
Dr, J. W. Shaw was in Toronto this
week attending the Provincial Lib-
eral Convention.
Miss Pierson of (Hamilton was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Paterson last week.
:Nies, Carrie Jervis haw, gone to Gelert
to visit her daughter, Mrs. P. Mc-
Elwain, who is not in good health.
MIss Evelyn Hall of Toronto Uni-
versity arived home yesterday. ev-
ening holidays.
ening for the Christmas s. s o y
Ills. and Mrs. Blaeklaw and ilii. and
'Mrs. Swan of Mitchell visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George
Watts.
M'ns. A. D. Beaton and her daughter,
]Mass Louise 'Beaton, motored up
tram Toronto and spent the week-
, end in town.
Mas. Allen of London visited. her son
Mr. R. B. Allen of the Collegiate
staff, being here for the Com-
hieneeinent last week. ' '
l\f . J.` G. Chowen attended a ban-
quet given by the lfid-Contentinal
E. nd Company to its representa-
• lives in Toronto on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Strat-
ford spent the week -end as the
,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leon -
laid, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Leon-
ard are sisters.
Mrs. Earl O'Neil of Halifax,. N.S.,
arrived last week to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schoenn-
:hats. Mr. O'Neil expects to come
up for Christmas also.
lfrs. H. D. Cameron of Guelph- spent
a few days over the week -end with
her brother, Mr. T. R. Jenkins of
Woodlands Farm, Huron Road,
and hes sister, Mrs C. J. Wallis of
town.
Mrs. Argent, who has been at the
home of her daughter, Mit, J. B.
Whittingham of Goderich, for the
Past few weeks, 'has returned to
her home in town, Her friends
will be glad to hear that she is
much improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs W...A. Grant left this
week for Toronto, where they have
(taken an apartment and will spend
the winter. Their son. is in To-
ronto and they will thus be able to
be together for a few months.Mir.
and Mrs. Grant spent last winter
in Florida and Mr. Grant, hankers
a bit for' the bowling greens of the
south but no doubt he will find
!something to occupy himselfwith
in the Queen City:
Dr. and Uri. Peeunier, 'who have
been in Chicago for the past year,
have returned and are now visit-
. ing at th.e home of Mrs Pecuin-
ier's parents, Mir.end- Mrs.J. A.
Lord. Drr. Pecunier has, been
tali:`ta'g posit &rad'uation 'work in
Mileage bat has returned to 're-
sume; the practice of has profes-
sion in Canada. He will make a
iiww location, hourever, as he sold
his ,nreetiee at Dcirehester 'befote
leaving lent year. •
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"SAY 11' WITH FLOWERS'
COME AND SEE FLOWER LAND
AT OiTR FLOWER SHOP,
GAY WITH CHRISTMAS BLOOM: --
BELGIUM AZALEAS, CYCLAMEN, BEGONIAS,
• AND CHRISTMAS CHERRIES
WE HAVE BASKETS AND PANS OF ASSORTED PLANTS.
SEE OUR CHRISTMAS TABLE CANDLE CENTRES,
PENDANTS AND WINDOW WREATHS.
MEMORIAL WREATHS, ALL SIZES AND PRICES
ROSES, CARNATIONS, MUMS,PAPER WHI'PE NARCISSUS
Have You Thought of.
This?
That a present bought this year is•
a present to industry as well as' to
the person for ,whom it Is intend-
ed.'" •When 'depression bangs heavy
in the air that good will will. be more
than ever appreeiatedi Moreover
your buying will accelerate business,
•decrease unemployment. and. help •to
bring the stuttering times ;back to
normal. Whether. it. blows or blooms
Conditions adverse •!or favourable,
the Year...still :surely produce Christ -
mos and Ws joys punctually -oil the
25c' and that it is nobler away. '
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Christmas ale, Week
ALL OUR CANDIES, NUTS, CAKES; PUDDINGS' AND NOVELTIES TO BE
CLEARED BEFORE CHRISTMAS..
BiggestSale es welaiea
. Sweet, Juicy and Reasonable in Price. ` Gift Baskets from 49c to, $1.00,`
Or -anger 2 doz. 35c. Larger 'size oranges 29.c 33c 39c 49c c . and 59c; per dozen.,
'�lH -P3 nc� �r a,�a�t<, �.•ea-!k..tfia:., z'✓N' -a�, as aL."immor tY�$a {•„'a t {{..at' "`a$a& '4�.aS'# #sC-.aea vogo {{;at;'P4',':R;c ompam u i
Golden' Bantam Corn • 15c MENU FR . Layer Raisins, lb. 30c
SPaghetti, 2 for .. 25c p Tomato Cocktail, 10c &.25c
Graft. Sugar, ,5 lbs. 27c • CHRISTMAS `DINNER. Heinz Soup,'3. for,' 25c
Dates, 2 lbs. 19c TOMATO FRUIT COCKTAIL Olives, plain. 19c & 25c
: o ' e and Balloon, 3 for 25c .IriLiDN 'BOiT].' • L' Olives, stuffed' ., ..., .. ,.., 29c :&'-49c
Palm live. ; ; ,
CHEESE. WAFERS,,. OLIVES* :.. �'$5c Sweet Peas,2' for 25c
Kraft Cheese, 1b.
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Orda%lrM qlb.
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RolledWheat,3 lbs '25c. 1.00
MapleBuds, .per ab, , 39c ; CATILIFLOWERS'IN;:CREAM : Mixed Nuts, lb., 23c'
Creams and'Choco_ lates 19c, a GREEN PEAS
Filbert Nuts, Ili: PLUM PUDDING
Y 'c
Christmas Mixture, 2 lbs. 25c ROQUEFORT CHEESE Brazil 'Nuts, Ib. 29c
Maxwell Coffee 60c SALTED ALMONDS AND PECANS Grapes,.Ib. 15c
BON BONS. - - FRUIT, NUTS
• C. & S.' Coffee 55c e: RAISINS, COFFEE _ Pitted Dates, 2' for- 25c
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with Aeroplanes, per pound 30c
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Head Lettuce
California Celery
Fresh Picnic Hams 19c
Schneider's Saus. 25c
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A. TREMENDOUS SALE OP
LOVE BIRD PEARLS
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF IN CLINTON
Each Customer will receive a card with prices on back.
GUARANTEED INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS
• These•• not receiving a card will call and get one.
, R. H. JiOHNSON
A Stove for
T UCKERSMITH severe enough Ills father, who;
jlpij• Iris hand, badly burned
Tutner'S ,church Christmf as tree tir* out the time, is also .althrost *ell
entertainment on ` Kiony evena
a evening ,gah.
nterta . d, a_..,..
Deeeihber 22nd at• eight o'clock. i
lilr RAO!. Fall, who; was su set/=
rely burneil,;n few we;$ks ago owing
o the explosi iia 9#• ` lamp, has re
turned from the;Clinton Hospital
nd,is recovering ,niclly, ;a'4ltlinus'1r
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I,. LUCI{,NOW St has: been deeided'
to.'have a £ mntunity. Cineistmas tree'
againy•thi5-year.';Santa Claus i
eCte'il •£o6' liere on ,Saturday
and will distribute ',presents , t1',tlid
c]i'iidieh =from the kl5ea1 tifully decora-
ted • tree plri.ced in -the centre ,af Main;
Christmas
Would you buy a stove this
Christmasifyou could buy it at a
cash price—w,iuhout a down pay-
ment --and make settlement in ten'
monthly instalments beginning Jan-
uary. 25th?
From now until Dec. 24th, I can
offer` you exactly this attractive pro-
position on any clewel ; range you
choose.
This is a proposition- that you can
hardly afford to overlook. Come -in
and let us talk it over withyou,.
Orders taken,<rfoy Christmas trees.
Otiti ffic •: VOWARIP
iilhe sc}aolaas of- S. 1`Tm. '10 are
pieyi ,'ring ler ;,a, concert to. be held
i the:•bchoel hti so eb.•M'onday, Dec.
220? tit 2 p Ili;'sharp, to Which all
'are ee dially Annyi.tedii
;4iI .and i4i,'rs ,`Brooib Stewart infet-
dre°d tp. Stratfgid oaie .day last week
Mr• 2Cenneth,'T'eyldi, }vho i heeli-
ing rbacheler 0 .hull -_sin.; •, the arm„ lie
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Phone :244
work in St. Andrew's United Church.
Bayfield, of which she was a mem-
ber and was also a valued member:
of the choir of that church. She was
active in local sports, often compet-
ing successfully in games, races and
aquatic events. Surviving are 'her
parents, two sisters, Mrs. Bailey, of
Amliersltburg and Miss Grace of
Toronto and six brothers, all at
home. .' '
A. funeral service was held at the
home of her parents, concession 6,
Goderich township, on Wednesday at
2.30 p.nt., Rev, Mr. Paull, Anglican
clergyman, Bayfield, conducting the
service at the home and graveside,
in the unavoidable absence, through
illness, of Rev. R. M. Gale, pastor of
St. Andrew's United church. Inter-
ment ent in Bayfield cemetery. The
iii pallbearers were Murray. Grainger,
Will Sterling, Lloyd Picot, George
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Iiudie, Charles Wallis and Elliott:
Bartliff. = Much . sympathy , is: felt::
throughout the entire community for,
the 'bereaved fanuly. /saw+y� s+ G
4(i �,041§f �4 r-v7s awa 'c ro'g J�� i sec 4AK-0 sa t
V. -II -t + .at"aCilm.{K 1S.1€ :.4af.-'ZI�aA4^.Ea:rT -aC:V9l 4V3'i?t IVMsl 6le,lmstoeteeteeazsteletet v :;c%'.+- -a ftlaf-i`;zl 93t$ 1,
M. and Mrs. Ben. Rathwell en-
tertained a number • of friends on
Mpnday for a social evening.
The Suttday school of St.. James
'
Church, M$ddleton intend holding
their annual Chaistaras entertaVin•�
neat in the .5. S. retell -ors . Mhnday
eyeni'ng, Dec. 22nd,
Mr. and Mts. Jahib5 3aeleabli of
:Stanley 'township •visited M>:+. and
Mrs, Robert Ptarsen of the 16th as
•Sririday last.
On. Monday,Dec 15,1h, Ethel R.,
third daughter of Mr. and . ,d
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AMA Il Sfeiiirik of t.11is township,
passed away in O'lmton'Publto J:Iospr-
tal
.Ethel _entered the hospital two
weeks: ago.. On Thursday, la'sk, an
operation was performed whieh „ap
pearedto .be„ perfedtly suecessf r
The .patient"'rallied 'we'll frock, 'tike
operatibn•.5nd ' it . was expected that
rile 'would be, sufficiently 'ecoveied
to 'lie able to leai%o 'tile`hnspitalear--.
ly^ this week. She suffered "a 'i el.ap
h'onvever•'and"; the eiid caYne.'very
quickly Etiiu1 was a'very. popular
'young l{icly "was (51 o^ininnnt in' all
social doan*gb air ,titin M - nifty, an�
I�IPOI I,
it wit be
Leiig Not
UNTIL SANTA
COMES
SO YOU WILL BE WISE TO
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS OF
FURNITURE FOR THE CHILD-.
REN SOON.
We have a nice assortment of Children's Furniture including:
TOY SETS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, HIGH-OH.AIRS, BABY WALK -
.ERS, VELOCIPEDES, DOLL CARRIAGES', BABY SWINGS, ETC.
Then for adults we have our usual line of Up -to -Date Furniture
'which always makes a very acceptable gift.
Wi^ *Amid especially mention our line of electric lamps, all styles
and Prices, no matter how little or how much you want to spend on
them, we can suit you.
It will pay you to drop in and see them, also a line of Travel-
ler's Samples to select from at real Bargains.
A. nice line of Pictures, Mottos, Mirrors, Occasional Chairs,
Fibre Chairs,'Rockers and Ferneries to select from.
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
W'e have. a complete new line of C.C.M. Skates, the kind that
all the good skaters and star hockey players use,' Hockey Sticks,
Etc.
A full line of Cutlery 'in Stainless Steel, Knives, Forks, Spoons
and Carving Sets, at Prices to suit yourself.
A nice assortment of Electric Toasters, Irons and Heaters.
For the children 'we have quite a range of Sleighs and Cutters,
Velocipedes, etc. Give them the outdoor exercise.
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Clinton Hardware & 'Furniture Co..
Funeral Directors Monument Dealers
The Store with a Stock
Hardware Phone, 195 Furniture Phone 104
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Chickens, Ducks and
Geese
ARE NOW ON . HAND
PLEASE`ORDER THE NIGHT BEFORE al
FOR EARLY DELIVERY
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and it will be if you buy
your Fowl or Roasts from
us. .
WE 110E, PLENTY OF CHOICE FOWL TO CHOOSE FROM
Please See them before you buy, also
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WB your friends areal giftthis Year for Christmas: A Side of .
Ba-
con, 'S el RAM, or a Good -Roast of Beef, Veal, BBeef, Lamp. or :Pok,
p
aN7iecly 4VCap1d with DoPaper, 'will be. much apprecaated these times.
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