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CLINTON'S LEADING J:F{WELERY -STORE
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---Are a boon, Improper. glasses
are a menace. Don'tgo'on suffering!
If you feel any discomfort, come here
gor a free examination. We are ex
erts.
Modern glasses are of good appear-
anceand comfortable.
, Let 'us fit you properly!
Save your eyes -have thein exam-
ined regularly. We will tell you
'frankly whether or not you. need
glases.
R. 11. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store'
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Wear Tip .Top
Clothes
Suits or Overcoats
$24.00
other lines from $20. up
Plumsteel Brs.
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No matter what kind 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, largo or small, and when ordering do not overlook
' to include a pound of our Orange Peeoe Tea and fresh ground Coffee.
THE C. & S. 6ROCERS
Branch 125j ' Main 125w
S niid your
'Christmas Greetings
On a Card that's
Typically Personal
The .feature of your name ;and, ad
-
.dress. neatly' printed on each card
you send snakes your salutation : one
of refinement to the person receiving
it and is .pleasingly exclusive for the
sender. Of Course you will remember'
your immediate friends and what
about the ` acquaintance you haven't
heard fronr in quite 'a while and what
about sending one to those who used
to beyour neighbors but have moved
away or -those you met on your' supe
rarer vacation, or some of the aged
friends who Would be so delighted to
be remembered, or those who are
sick, and those who attend the sick,
or those "who have had recent trouble,
or members • of your fraternal soc-
iety. And then the kiddies, don't for-
get them, your remembrance of them
will enthuse their parents too,
Scatter Christmas Sunshine with
greeting cards. We offer choice of
ninety cards and nine greetings.
Prices are from $2.00 to $6.00 per
dozen.
Early Orders Assure - Convenient
Delivery
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'gomewlnere wonderful philliannonis orchestra is
playing g
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the music io too divine for words ... admiring crowds are applauding.
And in your home, by turning on the radio, yen can hear, as well
as if you were present, the beautiful music and the applause of tho 1i
multitude.
Or a great man is delivering an oration . , miles away from. you
. you cannot possibly be present , .. but you can hear him 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
radio! It's a modern necessity!
Get a Itacliola or Sparton and enjoy all these treats. tl
The W. D. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
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in'fortnati.'6 on:
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Millions of Instdatgllit Mr Cells
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Mrs. W. Ladd and Miss Kate are vis-
iting friends in Detroit.
Mrs. William -Glen has gone to Tor-
onto to spend the winter.
Mr. Kenneth Rorke was home from.
Toronto for Thanksgiving.
Mr. Stewart McBrien of Toronto was
home for the holiday week -end.
lyIrs. J. Walkinshaw spent the week-
end with' her daughter in Toronto.
Miss Ruby Irwin was with her .sister
in Fullerton on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Myrtle Mair of Brougham was
hone for the week -end and holiday:
Mrs. Runnison of Stratford wasthe
week -end guest of Mrs. C. J. Wal-
lis,
Miss Marion Gibbings of Essex was
.: home over the week -end and holi-
day.`
Mass Gwen IIdlmesvisited in Toron-
to for' a few days, over the week-
end, -
Mr, Jog Higgins was up from Toren -
0 Or Thanksgiving with his par-
bnfs. 1 '
Misses Barry and Agnes Combe of
•'d`orente • Were , honie over the
Thanksgiving holiday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wheatley of
Woodstock visited .the former's
tnetllerover the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Torrance and family
of Toronto were with the fornier's,
mother in town fo!r Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rossiter of Lon-
don spent the week -end as the
guests of Mr and Mrs. W. J. Miller.
Miss Mary McTaggart of Detroit vis-
ited her parents, Major M. D. and
Mrs. McTaggart, over the week=
end.
Messrs. Kenneth Roberton and Nes-
bitt Cook of Stratford wereat
their respdctivca homes in, towns (M-
k the week -end,
Mrs: Purvis, Party Sound, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bell, Inger9oll, Spent the.
week -end at thehclme of the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. J. D, Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs, T. E. McKenzie and
' two sons, Edwin and - Wilford, of
Toronto and Mr. J. A. McKenzie of
931112 went .,the week -earn with
their mot ei, Mts, T. McKenzie of
towir;
P,iessrs, T. Cr.' Scribbins, F. T. Jack-
son, II. C. Cox, W. 3, Plursteel, G.
E..Hall,-A. E. Fines, G. H. Jeffer-
son, Elton Rozell, P. Ph nsteel, H.
Clark G. R. Paterson and D. F. G.
Thompson attended a special gath-
ering of Masons in St Marys on
Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins, Miss
Mary Jenkins and Mrs. Wallis and
Miss Freida` Wallis spent Thanks-
giving, 'in London. The Jenkins
family had a reunion on that day,
at the home' 'of a brother,
Pix sisters and two brothers being
present, all the family except one
brother, who lives in British Col-
umbia, '
Mr.. John Campbell, who was on his
•tva,;y to. Vancouver, •B.C,, called on
his sister, Mrs: T. H. Hardy, on
Tuesday. He had also visited mem-
:hers of hiss family at 'Dungannon
and. $elgrave. Mr Cavi»bell, who
makes his home in England, has
'been for the past eight years sup-
erintending the taking out of tim-
ber at Rega, Latvina, for a large
English firm and expects to be in
British Columbia /for some -Months , � �
doing' the same. He' enlisted :al
itll
Vancouver with the Pioneer Bat-
talien during the war and diel phis'
'sort of work for the Allies. Them,
after the war he remained and has,
ever since been superintending such;
wdilc. He likes living in England'
and is ,married' to an English gi'rl',
but he says he will bring his fam
ily to 'Canada on a visit next year._ been visiting, at the home of his mic
It is about twentyyearssince nd, le,11.r. Jas.. Mlutch the last week..
lest• Was lii n for the Mete and LMr, and Mrs. J. J. Washington,
tlus'w'as his fiisU visit�lionne.
THURSDAY, NOYESVE,BER-15, 1925
eh week we -purpose p ' blishing a .Luncheon Menu for
Interested ;Housekeepers
FOR THIS WEEK
Baked fresh ham, mashed potatoes, lettuce and.egg sala
fried pineapple Cherry Pudding and Coffee
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CHERRY BATTER
2 Cups Cherries; stoned; 2-3 cup sugar; 1 cup fioun; 1 teaspoon baking powder; 1 tablespaon, shortening; ii4 tea-
spoon salt; 1 egg; r/• cup malls: ,Serve with hard suce: •
Pitted -Cherries per tin 25c Sliced: Pineapple per tin 15c
Fresh Hams per lb 21c Head lettuce each 20c Leaf lettuce 10c
Special tea sale (regular 65) for 59c
Have you. tried Flowerdale tea?
MEAT DEPARTMENT Picnic Hams, lb. 25e
Breakfast Bacon . 30e
Schreider's SausageCottage''Rolls
Flaked Codfish ....••.•..,•••• 150
Finnan Haddie, lb. 20c
Filletts 'Haddie, lb 25e
FOR -YOUR .CHRISTMAS CAKE
New Peels, Lemon, Orange .... 25c
New Rraisins, 2 lbs. 23c
New. Currants .
New Dates„ lb. 15c
New Shelled, Wlalnuts, lb. 49e
Cherries,, per Ib. 60c
10 lbs. Gran, Sugar .. 65e
2 tins Campbell's Soup 29c
Aylmer Soup 10c
White 'Beans, , 3 lbs, .. 29c
New Valencia. Raisins, lb . -: 15c
New Plate Deal
Sherriff's"Deily , plate 50c
Week end Special' ' '10 lbs Raisins $1.
3'lbs loose Starch 25c
Harry Horne's Custard Povvder 10, 15 Ee. 30c
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
45 T.
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Phone
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS "
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,
St. Paul's Guild Bazaar
The Lodies' Guild of St. Paul's
church will hold their annual Bazaar
pn,the 6fterneo11 0; I
Thursday Nov. 29th
Iia the Sunday School rooms- -
BOOTHS AND CONVENERS
Fancywork: Miss Doan
Touch and Take Mks. SchoenlntlS.
Kitchen: Mrs. Zapfe.
Homemade Baking: Mrs, Elliott,
Rummage:.Mlss Bawden
Market: Mrs.' Thompson
Candy: Mrs. Silcox.
Fish Pond: Mrs. S. Taylor
Afternoon Tea: ea. Mys. I3olloway
Sale commences at 2:30 and during
the afternoon tea will be served.
I 88-2,
Walter Washington and Mrs, 0..E,
Erratt spent Monday at London ' at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Jen-
kins.
Misses Ersie and Lottie Lawlor of
London spent the week -end at their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Andrew of
Goderich visited with friends here on
Thanksgiving Day. - •
Mr. T.'Cook of Clinton loaded a
car of apples here. do Saturday.
Mr. R. Adams and Howard Adams
of Toronto are visiting at the home
of Mr, Thomas Adams in the village.
Mr. Chas, Asquith expects to fin-
ish the ap p le t the orator this
s a e evap
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker of Oshawa
are visiting .at the home of the pat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Taylor. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett are visit-
ing with Mrs. Thomas Straughan,
Mrs. G. Dunham of Galt spent tbe
holiday at the home of her parents,
3i'i. and 14Irs. Jno. Ferguson.
Huron Road East
Mr, Chas. • Mann is busy hauling
gravel.
Mrs. Orval Philips is seriously ill.
'Misses Olive. and Madeline Glew
spent the week -end with Goderich
friends.
Mr. Wm, Ball and ltfss Sadie Ball
motored. to, London on Saturday last.
COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL
SEMBT-SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA. COAL'
In Stock for Prompt Delivery
People You Know W. J. MILLER & SON
Mass:. Anna Taylor of Toronto was Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j.
borne over .the wools -end and heli ..: _ .
-... said Mrs. L. W;. Rockaway :leave'
today fele Walkerville to spend the
winter.
I'4r. R. G. Hunter of the University
of Toronto was home for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Beth Cartwright has returned
' to Listowel after spending Thanks-
giving at her home in town.
Mr, 'Wilfred Grant of Toronto spent
the week -end and holiday with his
parents, Mr: and Mrs. W. A. Grant.
Mxs: , J. B. Whittingharn'n' and son.
- .Fred of Herschel, Sask., are here
and will, spend the winter with the
former's mother. Mrs. Argent,
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins and son, Roy
Jenkins, of Toronto have been •
visiting- Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins'
daughter. Mrs. (Dr.) Meerntrye.
Mr. and Mrs.Dean Courtice and Miss
Betty of Hsimulton and Ma Burke
of St. Thomas were the 'week -end. :
guests of Miss Mattie Coiu'tice of
town.
Misses- Helena and Jean Middleton
6,1nd' .ruin, Robert Middleton
Motored up from Toronto and spent
the Thanksgiving `week end at tho
home of their parents, Sherrif C.
,, U. and Mrs. Maddleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson
of Toronto motored here to spend
the holiday with their parents.
Miss Alma Mutch and Miss Mar-
garet ' Jackson -of Toronto were vis-
itors at their respective homes over
the 'week -end.
Mr. "Bill". ivluteh of Clinton: has.
FIVE DOLLARS
AReal Snappy Showing.
Racks, Gateleg and tilt top tables, spinet Desks and Tea Wagons..
Ask for one of the Gibbard gift Books.•
Of up -to -the minute furniture is on display in our show rooms,
in anticipation of a large Christmas Trade. We aro showing a mag-
nificent lot of useful Gibbard solid Walnut Magazine tables and
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 to as high as you like
to go, but they are all bargains.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
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.
' 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 Furnacette.
Some Heaters
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ClintonHardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK:
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
MONUMENT DEALERS
Puts one of these machines in your
home. "Miss Sirnplieity",. Electric
washer with four - good premiums.
Iiet tis send you en'e, you will 'say it's
the best, a good guarantee behind
C'ome in and see oust at your first
oppottunit2.
Get a Renfrew Se)arator now at
spal terms whic'h wo rl quote yonn,
if 'yotn cone in and seeeaAlso
scales 'nit •i oo;d 'pf1005.
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G �� Days Until
lard. Christmas
l'AtwAYS�
' e Nov. 15th to Nov. 21st
SPECIALS
IcingSugar, 3 lbs. 29c .
Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. 21e
Baby Puffed Raisins, 2 lb29c
New Seedless; 2 lbs. ..... 25e
New Currants, 2 lbs35e
L. & 0, Peel, ib: 25e
Almond Paste, pkg.-:,., 25c
Pure Lard, -3 lb. pail59c -
Extracts, all flavors, 3 for '25o
Cherries, per lb. ...•,59c
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. 250
Cocoanut, per lb- `80e.
New Dates, 2 lbs. 26e
Gr. Sugar, 10- lbs: 65c
Q. Oats,(China), pkg. , 40e
Conn Flakes, 3 pkgs... 2ga
-Choice Prunes, 2 lbs25e
• White Beans,;3 lb. 29e
Canned Peas & Corn, tin 10c
Broken Sodas, 3 lbs290
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs.'25c
Special Black Tea, lb. 59e
Soups, all flavors, 2 for25c
Choice Rice, 4 lbs...,25e
P. & G. Soap, 10 bars 42e
Macaroni, 2 'lbs. 25e
CRANBERRIES, HEAD AND LEAF LETTUCE
CABBAGE, GRAPES,, FILLETS, FINNAN HADDIE, - =
- ` KIPPERINES, SQUASH
L. L vW SON •
Plione one one one Prompt Delivery
IA mixed wood, for repair work or small buildings at Bargain
Prices.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Gyproc, Lune, Lath, Perisione,.Doors, Windows, Etc,
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Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton
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