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TIlle•CLINT()N-NEWS RECORD
• . CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
EYE SPECIALIST
• EYES TESTED FREE
Lowest Prices in years in Jewellery
. and Silverware.
One New Style Gillette Razor Flee with
10 Blades also New Style Sharpener at $1
R. 11. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Next Hovey's Drug Store. Jeweller and Optician
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OCTOBER •
Specials
Men's Bib Overalls, Good Weight 98c
DENIM
Men's Work Shirts 79c
Men's Fine Black Oxfords - $2.95
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear 79c
Men's Combinati)n, a niceFall weight $1.50
Very Special Prices on all New Fall Lines
f Rubber' Footiv'ear:
Plumsteel Bros.
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Quality
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ROME -MADE SAUSAGE, PER LB. 15e
S. ROAST PORK, per lb.
RIB ROAST Ole PORK., per lb. 14e
LOIN ROAST PORK, per lb. 16e
15e
PICKLED BEEF, BONELESS, per lb. 15o
LAMB STEWS, per Th. only,. , .,..,,,,,,... ' 12e
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CHICKENS AND DUCKS FOR WEEK -END
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
CONN8L1, & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT , MARKET
Phone 162 Huron Street.
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Have you visited our Display of the
ewest and Most Modern
Home Furnishings?
We are able to furnish your homes with -
the latest Designs in Furniture at a price
reasonable to all.
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Take the first opportunity to come °
in and look over our Stock of Furn-
ishings. We know you will like them.
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Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing
Furniture •Phone 147w Electric Wiring
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AUBURN'
110. and 1VIes. Jobe Pteger, end
ss Erma of Kitebener -were visi-
a here over the week-eed.
and Mrs. B. Patterson have
ne to Galt to spend. a week with
atives.
Mr. and-M•T. G. Thompsen of
ndon spent the holiday:with rela-
es here. 4
Anniversary services will be held
Knox United church on'eSunday
xt, Oct, 18th, at 10.30 a.m. end
10 p.m. Rev. J. C. Forster of Lore,
desbero will conduct the serviceee
Special mimic will lie given by the'
choir under „the, leadership af,114,
N' IVTurray ind MissSadie Ceetee,
organist'. • e
Miss Bedford, who livesee.with
1Vrier, Hill here; had the misreetime
to. be knocked, down by a car Me 'Sate
ueday last and suffered -al brokee
leg: Slikewas taken to Clinton hose
'
Mr. Chas. Asquith. is ecenireeeing.
operations , at the evaporator this
Thursday.
Me. Jas. Johnstov teloading
neat' this week. •
• .$2.50
A. new edition 01“Canacia's Fig,ht-
ing Airmen. The original editie,n'
was $5.00 and is still procurable in
the better binding. The- halteprice
edition is bound in serviceable cloth
and printed on geed paper. Contains
the full contents of the • eriginal, in
eluding the 28 splendid photegraphic
plates. It is the only authentie
story of . imperishable_ *heroism of
the Canadians who ware the greateet
of all great Allied vvar-pilots. Ev-
ery man and woman, growing bey
and girl will enjoy it • and benefit
from reading it. It is -made ip Can-
ada, written about Canadian e by a
Canadian: is historical and edema-
eional.
MURDER AT.
• ELLS BUTTE
. The price is also. e2.50. These 14
atetieg.abietit the Mounted police are
true, takenefrone the Archives of the
Police, andnarrate the brilliant
solving.. of some of the Most baffling
crimes, reveals in a fascinating and
dramatic manner the methods and
triumphs of the resounded police, who
have outeiassed in real life the clev-
er detectives of fiction.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Chowan visited
their. son in Stratford on Sunday.
Miss Maud Torrance has returned
after a visit with Toronto Mende.
Mr. W.. H. Mitch of Hamilton was
home for the week -end and holi-
day. -
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andiew of Au-
burn visited Clinton friends yes-
terday.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw of Toronto
is.spending a holiday at' her hone
in town.
Miss Mary McTaggart of Toronto
was home over the week -end and
heliday.
Miss Margaret Mahaffy was with
1Staffa :friends over the holiday
Week -end.
Miss Ricker eg the C.I. staff spent
Thanksgiving at her home in
North Bay.
Miss Brydone of the Collegiate staff
was at her home at Milverton for
Thanksgiving,
Mites Edythe Johnston and Dredge
and Elva Crawford spent the holi-
day in own.
Mrs. T, 3. Watt is spending a week
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With relatives in Toronto and.
Miss A. M. Stem visited her broth -
Mrs. T. Venner and Master Gordon
et aed his wife at Essex over the
holiday week -end.
spent the week -end with the lady's
son at St. George.
Ricinnend Hill. •
Miss Ruby V. Irwin was in St.
Marys for Thanksgiving with her
sister and her family.
Me. and Mrs. Rouse of Hamilton are
visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Hearn.
Mrs. Fleetly mid Miss Floody of To-
ronto were the guests of Clinton
relatives over the week -end and,
holiday.
Mrs. Veil -maim Brown of Clinton
spent Thanksgiving with her
daughter, Mrs, Win. Hoggart, near
Londesbevo. •
Mr. and 11/11,S. J. Jenkins and Mt.
George Jenkins of London spent
the week -end as the guests of
Clinton friends.
Miss Freda hrasterton
of
was the guest \Over the
ThIlarisigltlov,
Ing holiday of Rev. D. E. and Mrs.
Foster , at Wesley. -Willis manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Treleaven and
family .of Luckriow were Thanks-
giving visitors et the home of the
lady's parents, De. IL and Mes.
Vowlee.
Mr. and MTS. Fife of Toronto visit-
ed the lady's sister, Mrs. W. T.
Herman over the–holiday .week -end
and 1VIrs.-Fife remained for a lon-
ger visit.
110.. add Mrs. A. Weatherwax, Mr
:Bruce and Messes Catheeine and,.
Ray Weathetwax of Orillia and
;Mr. 1VIeBaine of Edmonton were
guests over the week -end and holi-
day at the home ete Ilers–Weather-
, weeree atim
fe, Carrtelon.
liele 04a Ntr, go,tko and little
daughter Shirley, of. St. .Catbar-
10: and trs.–Carl test, To-
• ereato, and 'Mr. and 10s. :Edgar
nub, sm, Raymond, -of
Areefoiel„ were giviste everthe
week -end ,,ta,holiday at the home
;of 'their 'sister, Mrs. Gordon. Cure-
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1VIreliend. Mies. Enol leisher'eand Tam-
, fly,' or Detroit spent the week -end
linhilsY. eVerhtheir aunt, Mrs.
leferearet Placa and an their re -
were •accompanied. • by Mrs.
Flovence Pickett, wee hat) been epl
an.rttii- tended Yielt 'here with her
teieeer, lOfrs. Veen, am, and , othet
'relative% in theeVicinity.
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Heavens no! Why, when you trade at O'Neil's,- you
• can be as sure of getting the ChoiCest things as
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"THE SIGN OF THE -TIME"
Rest Quality at Lowest Prices
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NEW FRUIT
Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs. for... 25c
Shelled Walnuts ...49c
New Dates, 3 lbs. for 25c
Roasted Peanuts, 2 lbs. for 25c
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Rolled Oats, 7 lbs.,.for 25c
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Golden Spray Cheee .15c
Tomatoes, 4 tins '(No. 2) for 25c
go t e arthest. -Read These Prices
Breakfast Bacon, ,per .1b 19c
Weiners,_ per ib. 19c
Ridded 15c
Bologna, per lb. .. 19c
Fresh Hams •, 15C.
• ;SA,risge' lb.. • 19e
Back Bacon, per lb. 39c
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Oh! "COME TO .THE FAIR"
Water Ice Wafers, per ib. ....25c
BAKING POWDER WEEK
Bowes Baking Powder 25e
Our Own Baking Powder 19c
Forest City Baiting Powder 25c
Magic, large .iize • 34'c
19C'
18c
25c
.Macaroni,' & lbs. fOr •
- New Cheese, per lb.
New Brazil Nuts
Hospital Fair in Town Hall, to -day Fancy Assorted Biscuits - 15C
and to -morrow.
Rice, 4 Us: for
25c
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CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER- GROCETERIA
Phone 48'
SIMEGNIELSOW
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- Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails -
. BRUCEFIELD
BULBS! BULBS!
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The many friends of Mrs, Lindsay
Eyre will regret to hear that–she' is
in Seaforth• lirremeeial Hospital this
week suffering with blood poisoning
in her hand,'
Mr. and Mies. Elsley of Listowel and
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and family
visited at the home of the ,ladies
mother, Mrs. Watson, en Thanks-
giving Day. Mrs. &miens returned
with Mr, mid Mrs. Thbmpson to their
home in Sarnia. •'
ivrv. S. Reid and Miss Irene Snide,r
spent the week -end at -their pewee-
tive hones in the village.
Miss Eleanor Snider of Kincardine
spent Thanksgiving day' at her home.
Mr. Wm. Forrest and Miss Beth
of Clipton visited friends in the vil-
lage this week. ;
Mrs. Hastings and family of Bel -
grave -spent the week -end at the
heene f Mee. Janet Boss.
PORTER'S HILL
Anniversary services were conduct
ed in Grace United Church cm Sun-
day afternoon and evening.. Oct. 11th.
Rev, F. G. Farrill of Ontario street
United Church, Clinton, preached at
both services. In the _afternoon he
conducted a Thanksgiving sere,
and in the evening spoke on the
"Upper and Nether Springs of Life."
A male quartette from. the Presby-
terian church, Clinton,' gave very
acceptable numbers at the afternrene
service, and in the . evening Mr.
Buchanan contributed very appro-
priate, and well rendered solos. The
choir of the church took charge of
the congregational singing, and
also gave special numbers.
Both services were well attended
$A1112(30.0t101! offering ameented to some
On the Monday evening following
a• fowl supper was served her the lad-
ies, and a large crowd gathered to
partake af the delicacies provided.
After supper a concert by the Huron-
ian Chorus of Exeter, ender the di-
rection a mr, W. R. Goulding, A.T.
C.M,, was put on in the shecj to the
enjoyment of the large gathering.
The neeogranune was varied, and ex-
cellently rendered. The total pro-
ceeds thus fae is' eoneiderably over
$300.00.
See Our Window
FOR 110LID.AY SPECIALS
Mellen we will have several "New
• Lines!' of Delecious. Pastey.
Will also have a fresh. shipments of'
HUNTS and 11CLLYS
cHOCOLATES
These Chocolates are ef the finest
Wendorrs Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY—Maker's of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
' BREArj , HARDWARE and PLUMBING
•. 'PRoislx 60 Ph24
DIRECT leReVTEHOLLAND
_eROW ,
Bulbs for Winter and Spring Bloom
are new hi stock,
Quality Splendid—Prices Lower -
Plant Paper Wisite Narcissus now
for Christmas bloom
HYACINTHS, DAFFODILS, TULIPS
Etc.., for Winter and Spring Bloom
Prepared Soil 15c 'a pail 'delivered.
Use "Evergreen" to keep youv house
plants clean and healthy, 35c bottle.
We .are now members cif '
The Florists Telegraph Delivery
• Aeseciatlon
Flowers by wire everywhere,
Send the Mercury Way,
J. CUNNINGHAME
Florist
Phones 31 and 176 39-2.
Oh!
BUTTER HORNS
and
PECAN ROLLS
We are again making 'thee two
Old favorites for Saturday, Don't
forget to get some. Also a big as-
sortment of buns, cookies, cakes and
pies.
-made by
BARTLIFF & CRICH
• Makers of "Dainty -Maid" and
. Whole Wheat Bread
Phone "1, Clinton,
THE BEST STOVE
at the Right Price
eCome in and see our all-Entnnel
• , Stove, at a "Special Price."
Just What you need for the coming
Fall Weather. ,
Also, our Jewel 1111. One of the
best on the inaeketee
New is the time to buy and yoe'll
be prepared ,for told weather.
T.iiawkhis
FOR FALL ROUSE CLEANING
YOU MAY NEED A NICE NEW RUG TN
CARPET, LINOLEUM, CONGOLEtled OR OIL CLOTH
to replace the old one and brighten up some roam.
We have the stock at the lowest possible price.
WE STILL HAVE SOME WONDERFUL VALUES INi
DINING ROOM SUITES AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES
WHICH YO•U CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
Then wo have a lot of wonderful new Furniture, which- Will sure!,
Please the eye, as well as your Purse, including
DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, -LIVING ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM
SUITES, TABLES OF ALL KINDS, TEA WAGONS,.
FERNERIES. CEDAR CHESTS.
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES, MOTTOS, AND
SWINGING PHOTO FRAMES.
We are always proud to show yrea our lamps because they are al-
ways the latest styles at the lowest prices,
Drop in and let us show you, that we can save you money on any-
thing you want to furnish your home.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
PHONE 195
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORE WITH A STOCK
'SPECIALS" That Count Thur. Fri. & Sat.
Leave your Order Where the Merchant is the 'Owner end you
Can buy at -Ch ain Store Prices. •
Have you Heard the Latest? We Sell the Best •Fter. Less
pr
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Bentos Corn Beef
I Special, per tin 15e,
leanshine
3 tins for 25c
Peas, Choke
3 tins for ..... .250;
Many Flowers Soap, 4 for 25e
Oxo, Cubes, spoon coupon
• small • 13c
Large . 25e
Inter. Teelet Paper, 3 for. 25c
ideal Silver Cream ' 23e •
Libby's gamer' Kraut, 2 for 25c
Campbell's Vegetable Soup,
2 tins foil 23e
FRIGIDAIRE
.Oxydo),
tato pkg. IDe
Clark's Peek & Beans
med., eetine for , 25c
Cellogg's. Corn Flakes
' 3 pkgsi for e.25e
Crown Brand Corn Syrup ,
2 lbs. small 17c
5 lbs., Med 35e
Aunt Jemima Pancake
Flom: . ..... . 18c
Bulk Cocoa, per lb. 18e
Roman Meal, per pkg. –29e
French Prepared Mustard 14c
Cooked Hain. per lb. .....50c Beek Bacon, per lb:
Bolegna, per lb. - • 19c Head Cheese, per Ib.
Breakfast Bacon, per lb. ..25 Sausage, -per lb.
3ec
18g
20c
J. T. NicKNIGHT &SON
CLHITON, ONT, • PHONE 111
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A NNE NEW LINE OF •THE,
LATEST MODELS
• BILTMORE
HATS
JUST ARRIVED -
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DAVIS. & HERMAN
Y Cleaning an 'easing Overcoat
'Suit,