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are •a menace.' Don't go on suffering!:
xf you feel any discomfort, come hero
Itgr a free examination We are ex-
Oeits
Modern glaasei are of good appear-
fanceand ,.comfortable,
Let us fit ,yon properly!
Save .your, eyee—have them exam-
ined regularly• WWe will tell you
ifrankIy whether or not you need
gases,
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For One Day Only
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th
Mg. Garner the special Head Office representative of Tip Top
Tailors, bringing an advance display of •
THE NEW FALL FABRICS,
and actual finishedmodels of TIP TOP
SUITS and OVERCOATS
WWe sincerely believe that the new Tip Top fabrics are better
than we have ever before received. At the standard Tip Top price of
$24 these fabrics represent the most amazing values ever offered in
made -to -measure clothes. •
There are hundreds of 'beautiful fabrics to choose from. Any of
them -will be tailored to your measure in suits or' overcoats for only
$24.
For 1 day only, Saturday, November 10th this special display
will be directed by Mr. Garner, the special Head Office representative
of TIP TOP TAILORS.' Mr. Garner will personally fit all men pur-
chasing garments during this special showing. This is a remarkable
opportunity for men who are particular about their clothes.
See them on Saturday, November 10th. This special display pos-
itively will not be continued beyond the advertised date.
Plumsteel Bros.
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arm! et! Fine!
No matter what hind of a day you will always find our telephones
No. 125W1 and 125 J awaiting your call. Our motto is Service. It's
real meaning "Intelligent attention" is what we strive to give every
call, every order, large or small, and when ordering do not overlook
to include a pound of our Orange Peooe Tea and fresh ground Coffee.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Main 125w
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Ores s ' Ptcher
overed 'Sugar .bowl`
Cups and".Saucers
6
Tea Plates (6. inch)
6
Decorations from
which to make a choice
All For $230
The decorations are floral, the col-
ors bright, the ground a good white.
and. the finish smooth, attractive and.
vogney. We ` hesitate to call them
"cheap"; the word might as well be
removed from an advertisers diction-
ary, it has fallen into evil days and
become degenerate, its constant use
has put a stigma upon it, it doesn't
mean merely little money—it means
low price for the quality—value for
your money. We don't call these sets
cheap because that doesn't express
the facts as the, word is now often
used. We are trying to tell you that
these tea sets are better than the se -
called cheap goods—then we say they
don't cost any more, , Inspection in-
vited.
The W. D. Fair .Co
Son ewherq a wonderful philharmonic orchestra is playing .
the music is too divine for words admiring -.crowds are applauding,
.Anel in your home, by turning on the radio, you can hear, as well
as if you were present, the beautiful music and the applause of the
multOr aegreat man is deliveringan oration ... mile
s away from you
. you cannot possibly be present . , , but you can hear hint speak,
just as if you were in the auditorium from which his voice is being
broadcast. `
Think of it? Don't wait another minute before you get your
radios. It's a modern necessityl •
Get a Radiola or Sparton and alloy all these treats.
Sutter & Perdue
' t PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Muss Eva Carter of Kitchener was
home over the weekend,
Mrs. C. 'H. Bartliff visited. Seaforth
friends over the week -end.
Mrs. M. Chesney of Toronto is the
guest of Mrs, Henry Plumsteel:,_,
Mrs, C. S. Hawke has returned from
a visit with 'friends at Columbus,
Ohio.
Miss Ruth Jackson leaves tomorrow
for Ottawa to visit her aunt and
uncle, Mr, and Mrs. 3. J. Allan.
Mrs. D. B. Kennedy attended the fun-
eral of her brother-in-law, the late
Mr. Watson of Blyth, yesterday.
Miss Marian Gunn left last week on a
trip to Vancouver, B.C. She will
visit friends at St. Pau], Minn., en
route.
Mr. and Mrs. Dutton and Miss Hazel
Dutton of Ingersoll were week -end
guests with Mr. and Mrs. J, D. At-
kinson_
'Mrs. (Dr.) Penhall and -Miss Joan of
Toronto have been the guests of
Miss Lottie Sloman during the
past week.
Miss Alice Ball of Aylmer carne up
from London with Misses Elinor
and Jean Plumsteel and spent the
week -end with them at their home.
Mr. and Mars. R. Fitzsimons and Mr.
and. Mrs, H. Fitzsimons attended
the funeral of the former's broth-
er-in-law, the late E. Watson of
Blyth, yesterday.
Miss Delle O'Neil . of Toronto is at
her home in town. Miss O'Neil,
who has been teaching in one of
the open-air schools in Toronto, is
now on holidays.
Mr. David Steep, who has been con-
fined to the house pretty well`sinee
his accident on the road some weeks
ago, visited his sister in iGoderich
for a day or so last week.
Mr. and Mrs, W. E, Wasinan and
Master Orville of Walkerville and
Mr, and Mrs. Elliott and two sons
of Lambert Were guests of the
fornrer's father, Mi'. J. F. Wasman
of town, on Sunday.
lair. Jauids MacDonald, who. has been
farming just north of town for
some years, hada sale last week
and left yesterday for Edmonton,
Alta., where' he intends to locate.
Mrs: 1VTaeDonald has been in the
west for some weeks.
Rev. 3. E. Hogg, Dr. S. G. Gandier
and 1VIr. R. E. Manning were in.
Toronto yesterday inspecting some
modern churches, for information
in regard to church organs and fit-
tings, for use in Wesley -Willis
church, which is being rebuilt.
Mr. J. H. Wylie, who has spent 'the
summer in Toronto' and Niagara
Falls, returned to town on Friday
and, -will spend the winter here
with his daughter, Dirs. J. E. Hogg.
Mr.' Wylie has been quite ill and
was accompanied byhis nurse, but
he is now improving until he . is
almost his own man again.
it Costs No More
To Fireproof
Your Iluittling
WHEN you build a new house or
repair an old one be sure to use
Gyproc.
Gyproc also gives quick construction;
insulation against cold and heat—and
fuel economy. ;
Write for free book, "Walls That Reflect
Good Judgment," containing interesting infor-
mation on home planning with Gyproc, Roc
board' and Insulex.
CANADA GYPSUM AND ALABASrlNE�adaTD
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Fireproof oar
For Sale Sy
Geo. T. Jenkins
Clinton, Ont.
New :razil."Nuts pr lb 25c New budded Walnuts "ever -r mit
branded pr.lb.50c Crainberries lb 30c ° Sweet Potatoes 3lbs 25
ince Meat, 2 lbs 35c Mini Jelly 40c Head Lettuce 15 20
Leaf /Lettuce Celery Golden Bantam Corn 20c Sweet Peas
2 tfor 35c Hubbard Squash
ew Fall Fruits arriving daily._ • You'll be ;delighted with them
New Dates,' per 1b, 15c
-' , New Cooking. Figs, ,2 lbs. .. .: 25c
New, Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs.25c -
Lemon and Orange Peels, pea; Ib. ... , . . , ......... 250
Cut Peel, per tin 20c
Cherries, per 1b, .. 60e
Picnic hams, per Ib. 21e
,; White Sultana Raisins,p er. Lb 20c
'Shelled Walnuts, per lb 490
Special, Tea 59c
Spanish Onions, 3 lbs. 25c
White Beans, 3 lbs.......................................290
Clark's Soup, 3 for 29e
California Grapes 2 lbs for 35c
Special on tea. Our tea week was a Big Success. This week we
are introducing "F owerdale" finest quality of Orange Pekoe
Tea. Have you tried it?
Crairnberri Pie For Thanksgiving
Two cups of Cranberries, chopped fine, add 11/4 cups of sugar; 2 tablespoons flour; beat up one egg and add to -
mixture: Fill in pie shell. Bake in hot oven ten minutes, then slowly for 25 minutes. - •
Special for Saturday and Tuesday only, 10 lbs raisins $1.00
Finnan Haddie, Fillett Haddie, Fresh Trout every Friday `
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m.
.Cash and
Service
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IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
O'Neil
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
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ORDER EARLY
Phone
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Stalnieg Township
BAZAAR
AND
Christmas Gift Shop
auspices of Wesley -Willis W. A.
will be held in
THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
on the afternoon of
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
Christmas Gift Booth
Candy Booth
Home-made Cooking Booth.
Touch and Take Booth.
Surprise Pie for Children.
Sale opens at 2.30
Afternoon Tea Served.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
86-3.
The Dust of The Earth
under .auspices of St. Paul's A.Y.P.A
A Drama in Four Acts
will be given in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Thursday, Nov. 15th
Phelani's Ensemble will provide the
Music
ALL S'L'ATS RESERVED
Plan at Fair's Bookstore
Admission Adults, 35c, Children, 25c
Get your seat reserved. early
COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL
SEMET-SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA COAL
In Stock for, Prompt Delivery
W.A. MILLER & SON
TOMORROW NIGHT
Don't Forget to see the Play entitled
Yimmie Yonson's Yob
Put do by the Young Peoples' Society
of Union Chtirch,. Goderich Township
under -the auspices of Holmesville
United Church Sunday School
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9th
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'Admission: Adults 85c.. Children 20c.
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coleman and
cousin, Miss Alice Smith, of Whit-
by visited friends isript.ehlpletaBibrIGIntltildsani.tityldt. ' line
on Sunday last, Mr, and Mrs. Fnk Robson of St„
Thomas visited riends in this
neighborhood overhe weak -end.
Mr, and Mies. Irold Penhale. vis-
itedfriends in London last week.
Mr.. Jahn Cowan -who recently sold
his farm on,the runson line, -has
nnoved. to Londonwhere he intends
to make his 'hom
1uXr.Mr andMrs:NandMrs.Makinslast
with friends in Stephen:
Mr. and Mrs., Roy Scotchiner
spent the week -end in Kitchener
and Niagara.
FIVE DOLLARS
Putts one of these machines in your
home. "Miss Simplicity" .Electric
washer with four good premiums,
Let us send you one, you will say •it's
the best, a good guarantee behind it.
Come in and see ours at your first
opportunity,
Get a Renfrew Separator now at
special terms which we can quote you,
if you come in and see us.: Also
scales at good prices.
Brueeiteld
Dr, and Mrs. Invin and Miss Moir
Hensall were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Moodie last Sunday.
The Misses Ida and Elizabeth Tay-
lor of Motherwell visited,at the home
of Mxs. L. Forrestlastweek.
Miss Helen 'Tough ,is visiting at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. Aicheson of
Mr., J. McCully and son of Ashley,
Ohio are.. the guests of the forrner's'
aunt, Miss M J. McCully at present.
Mr. J. Modeland and Mr, N. Govin-
lock wired Mr. J. McQueen's house
for hydro this week.
'Mr. Hugh ,McGregor has also^got
his house wired.
Word Inas " been received of the
death of Dr Hugh Ross, son of •the
late Neil Ross of Brucefield, which
occured at the home of his son near
Boston last week. About a week ago
_he suffered a stroke from which he
never rallied. Dr, Ross was a broth-
er-in-law of. Mrs., Alex. Ross: of Bruce
field. , he leaves to mourn his loss
one son and: two daughters and one.
of Lon -
sister, Mrs. (Dr.) McDonald
Len-
don,- Ile had reached the advanced
age of 82 years, ,1 -lis funeral Was
held last Monday, interment in Clif-
ford cemetery,, where he had practice
of ears.
for alonn'term y
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
Godelrach Township
The council met on Monday, Nov,
5th, with all the Members present,
`Mr. Middleton having returned front
his trip to the west last weep.
A communication from the Owen
Sound Board of Trade regarding the
Blue Water Highway was read and
filed.
No action was taken in the matter
of a grant to the.War Memorial
•Childrens' hospital.
Owing to the excessive number of
sheep claims that have come before
the council this year, it was decided
to offer a,rewardof $15.00 for each
dog taken dead or alive in the act of
worrying a' sheep in the township,'
and an notice to this effect` is to be
-published in the three local' papers.
The representative { of the Adam's
Leaning Wheel Grader'was present
and brought the merits of this mach-
ine before the council end demon-
strated the workings of the machine
with a small•model'.
The following accounts were ,or-
dered paid: --S3. S. Cox, sheep claim,,
$109.00; Chas. Bell,. sheep claim:'
$7.00; Les. Cox, Sheep claim, $55.00;
;•'Mhos. Sowerby, sheep clam?, $45A0;
Jas. Hanson, sheep claim 57.00;
5 Robt. Cltnff, valuing sheep, $$8.00;
Geo, Sturdy, valuing sheen,.. $12.00;
tl;?Supt. Pay Voucher,No, 10,.,$1128.08.
Reid Torrance, school fair prize list
. A Real- Snappy Show
Of up -to -the minute -furniture is on display in our show rooms,
in anticipation of a large Christmas Trade. We are showing a meg-
nificant lot of useful Gibbard solid Walnut Magazine tables and
Racks, Gateleg and tilt top tables, spinet Desks and Tea Wagons.
Ask for one of the Gibbard gift Books, ,
,THEN FOR LAMPS
We undoubtedly have the finest display ever shown around these
parts in Table, Bridge and Floor lamps and a few nifty Bed -lights, All
shapes and colors. Prices ranging from $3,50 tows high as you like
to go, but they are all bargains.
In Chesterfield Suites and Occasional chairs we are always pre-
pared to show you up-to-date goods, and good values.
• Other early Christmas shopping suggestions. are smokers, cedar
Chests, Ferneries, Fibre Furniture, Fancy Mirrors and Pictures.
We will be glad to put away any goods for Christmas delivery.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
It's time to think of your heating problems. We still handle the
old Reliable Beach Quebec heaters and ranges with a few other lines
to suit all price requirements. Ask to see the new Beach Furnaeette.
Some Heater!
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
,MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
Thanksgiving Values
In Quality Groceries
Everything' you need for your Thanksgiving Dinner except the
turkey can be obtained at our. Grocery stole and at the best values
its town:
Choice Mince treat, per lb, 20c
Deily Powder, 4 pkgs. ... 25c
Olives, stuffed, ...20o to 40c
Sliced' Pineapple, per tin. 18c
TCeiler's Marmalade. 25e.
Wild Bramble Jelly 35e'
Kraft cheese; per ib. .... 35c
Ginger Waferettes, per. tin 30c
Asparagus tips, ..25o and 40c
Heintz Catsup, large .... 27c.
Peas, fine seeve 25c
Dad's Cookies, doz, 230
Gr. Sugar, 10 lbs,
Pure lard, 3 lb. pail
1 Crisco, (pie plate)
Matches, per pkg.
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs
SPECIAL
65c Cottage`Roll, smoked lb pi. 30c
59e Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. . , .. _ 25c
.. 29c Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. 250
.. 27c Toilet Paper, 7 for 25c
25e Broom special, 35e ea., 3, $1.00
CELERY, LETTUCE, CRANBERRIES, GRAPES,
ORANGES, BANANAS, ETC.
L.
Phone one: one one
LA W SON & CO.
Prompt Delivery
deficit, $35.00,
Thecouncil then adjourned to meet
on Thursday, Nov 15, a't 1.30 p.m.
for the final meeting of the year.
• —R. G. Thompson,. Clerk,
WtINGI AM: A regular meeting of
Wingham Town. Council was held
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
members were present •except council-
lors Bennett and `1il1liott,and His.Wor-
ship> Mayor Fells occupied the chair.
Letters were react from Mr, Banes -
bottom, president' of ' the .United
Boards:' of Trade of We5i arm Ontario
inviting the ', council " to send mem_
bets or, delegates to a convention to
be held in London on Wednesday,
November 7 to consider a number
of subjects including aviation ' an
the establishment of airports In
municipalities, After consideratim
by the council the eorrespondenci
was :ordered filed. The cleric read
letter from the town solicitor' advis
ing that a settlement had been effect
eel with Miss Ella Goodall for the sun
of $125 in connection with her Blab
fot damages for a fall sustained oe
Josephine street on July 28. A eta
utory release signed by. Miss GooM
was also enclosed.- IIis Worship it
vised the council that the .execoul
colnnuittee had followed the advice
the solicitor .in the hatter, and t!(
council agreed that ,the settlone°
Was a good one: '