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CLINTON'S -LEADING, J1aWELERY STORE
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11,14y! Santal. That's Just
What ' 1 Waited !
You can get her just what, she wants at this shop, where ;the
best jewelry is available at the lowest possible prices. 'Sewelry is a
lasting, gift—a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness.,
Exceptional values rightnow—do your Christmas shopping here
and you will have no disappoinments.
We handle only high ga de,jewelry—every article as represented
or your (money back.
Here are son; gift suggestions: --
WRIST WATCH, frons ... , ... , ,$9.50 to $25.00
BEAD' NECKLACES,, from $1.00 to $12.00
CAIVIEOS, from . . , . ... ........ $1.00 to $10.50
SIGNET- RINGS, "front $1.00 to $12.50
GOLD BRACELETS, from , . ... , • • 2.00 to -5.00
NOVELTY EARRINGS, from , 50c to $3.00
fto Ho J • N ON"
Graduate of Toronto College .of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next liovey'e Drug Store
BESS
WELL
AT
SnialI Cost
Wear Tip Top
Clothes
Suits or Overcoats
$24.00
other lines from $20. up
Plumsteel Bros.
QUALITY, • SERVICE
JUST ARRIVED—All Fresh Fruits
•Lni.ieii Peel; Orriiitle Peel and Citron Peel, Bleached Raisins,.
Val@ncia Raisins, Puffed Seeded Raisins, Seedless Raisins, Cooking
irigsf Eating''. Pigs and New Dates, Best Shelled Walnuts and Al-
monds, Glace' Cherries, Mincemeat, 2 Grades, Choice Prunes, 8 sizes.
See the QUALITY and PRICES of our goods before ordering
for your Christmas Cake, Pudding and Mincemeat.
a_tiar.! "-
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j, Main 125w
Bemewhere a wonderful philharmonic orchestra is p10,Jiiig . ,
the nntsic is too divine for words : , , admiring crowds are applauding.
And 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
multitude.
Or a great man is delivering an oration . miles away from you
, you cannot possibly be present , . . but you can ]tear 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 Radiola or Spartan' and enjoy all these . treats,
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING . HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
hla. '2 A Fest' Dance .,1 o110
And,Whirt a Polio
It is Bald that titan is the only
mal that can talce full advantage of
all that; has gone before: Statisti-
tiome i;e11• us that .only one half a'
one per cent. do.so. ' To those who
know the previous issues., of Feist
folios, we have ,said enpugh in an-
ziotincisig at except that it• contains
Ramona, Blue Heaven, Ohio Home,
You're'•a Real Sweetheart, Last Night
I Dreamed you Kissed me and other
good .ones -30 in all, Price the 'same'
Then :don't forget "Good' Old Tim-
ers" contains -75 of the old song fav:.,
orites, ,that nobody ever grows tired.
of—It's`a song folio and a dance folio
75 sprigs, d0c.
"You Can't go Wrong with Any
Feist Song."
A. Tea Pot, Cream Pitcher, Sugar
Bowl, 6 Cups and Saucers, 6 Tea
Plates, all for $2.50, _
3 only Sets remaining unsold.
The best business is that which is
based on mutual good will and satis-
faction and profit, It's good business
for us to offer and for you to buy a
Cup and Saucer, white with gilt band
at 15c. It's the best value we have,
seen,
A11 Signs Point to act Early Chirst-
mas This Year.
Me. W. B. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
St. Helens
Mrs: Robinson Woods . spent the
'week -end with her sisters in London.
Mrs. Clark has gone to Westfield
to spend the winter months with her
daughter, Mrs. M. McDowell.:
Mr. Fred McQuillian was at the
Royal 'Winter Fair as, one of the
Junior Farmers who were entertain-
ed by the, Ontario Government as a
result of the contest in judging held
recently,
Messrs. Frank and Tom Todd were
at the Royal Fair' where .they exhib-
ited tattle.
Miss Cora Neale spent a few days
,�pm11111 �nl III1 t11011'�' '�"
I� I�IM����4➢nllllln:ooi _i ins i III I d
tte
t
e time to .Call ;;� n `Inspect
ur New Fruits,, Nuts and all Our Christmas Fruits
e are` Completely Stocked for Your Christmas Cake and
Christmas Puddings
Christie; Brown's Pudding
in Bowls and Bags
each $1..25
Christie' Brown's Cheri
Fruit Cake lb 40c, were are
listing`orders in'02 a to
3'o
flr'4't s
New Seeded Raisins , New Soedless Raisins
2 pkgs. 25e : 5 lbs: 23c
New. pates
2 lbs. 25c
Lemon & Orange Peels
per lb. 25e
Prunes.
2 lbs. 2re
SHELLED WALNITTS
per ib. 49e
MIXED PEEL
Lemon, Orange & Citron, ib. 29c
FRESH PICNIC HAM
per lb. 21e
FOR' THURSDAY, NOV. 29th
-2 Cans Corn . 29c
2 ons Peas , 29e
RASE LITE
Baking Powder' 19c
LOOSE' STARCH
3 lbs. 25c
SMOKED PICNIC
per Ib. 25c
FOR FRIDAY,' NOV. 30th
Schneider's Fresh Sausage, lb...: 30c
Gunn's Sausage, ib. 30e
CLEANED CTJRRAN'OS:
per Ib. 20e
CORN STARCI=I
2' pkgs. 19e
BREAKFAST BACON
piece 30e
SATURDAY FOR ONE' HOUR
8 to 9 p.m..
2 lbs. Seedless Raisins 19c
( Only 2 lbs; to. Customer)
FISH DEPARTMENT
FRESH HERRING—
Finnan Haddie, per lb. 20e
Filletts Haddie, per lb, �; 25c
Codfish, per Ib. 20e
Flaked Codfsh, per Ib. 15c
Salmon Snacks, lb.- 45e
CANDY DEPARTMENT FOR CHRISTMAS
We are opening up a new candy case. Fresh shipment
of Singes & Chuckles. We will have a special cleric to show
you.
• Call and get bur Chain Store Prices
Australian Raisins, per lb, .. , .... • , • • , 150
Spanish Raisins, per Ib; . 18c
Special Candy for Christutas Trees
MENU CORNER
Plum Pudding
1 lb, suet (cut•fine), 1 cup Lemon and Orange Peel, 1 Ib,
Raisins, seeded, 1 ]b. Currants, 1 teaspoon cloves, 1 lb, flour,
1 teaspoon cinnamon, Ib. sugar, brown 5 eggs, teaspoon salt„
1 cup bread crumbs, add enough milk to soften. Steam in
small cans for 5 hours. •
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m..IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY
0. To O'Neil
Cash, and
Service
Miss Elizabeth Ford has returned
to Oshawa to resume her teaching
duties.
Mr. and 1\frs. J. Sterling of Jackson,
Mich., have been visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Rena Pickett has been spending
the past couple of weeks with Park-
hill friends. •
Miss Jean Ford has returned to Lon-
don after a fortnight's visit at her
home in town.
Mrs. J. If, Johnston and children
were guests of London friends on
Thursday last,
Mrs. O. L. Paisley was in Toronto
a few days last week and attended
the Winter Pair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holmes of Lis-
towel, formerly of Clinton, were in
town on Sunday.
Miss Morrison d Chicago was the
guest for a few days last week of
Mrs. Hiram Hill.
Mrs. Chas. Mogk and Master Alex-
ander of Monkton visited friends
in town on Monday. '
Mr. and Nina. W. Windahl have gone
to London and May remain until
the beginning of the new year.
Mr. J. G. Sloman has gone on a visit
to his son; Mir. Fred Sloman, teach-
er of the C.N.R. Car School, up
north.
Mrs. S. S. Cooper left this morning
.for Morovia, Cal., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Percy Ladd, who has
been ill.
Miss Smith, who supplied on the Col-
legiate Staff for a month during
Mr. Cerbin's illness, left Saturday
for Toronto.
Miss Florence Cuninghame spent the
week -end in Toronto and attended
the flower show in connection with
the Royal Winter Fair.
Miss Myrtle Mair, teacher at Broug-
ham, was holidaying at her home in
town last week owing to an out-
break of chickenpox in her school
Mr. and Mrs, R. J, Dunsmore of St,
Therms and Miss Belie Paisley of
New York spent the week -end as
the, guests of Mr, and Mrs, 0, L,
Paisley.
Messrs, I`+`:'£unii Andrews and Harold
Pickett and Mary Andrews and
Dorothy Watts were amongst the
many people who visited the Royal
Winter Fair in Toronto.'
Mrs. W. Jenkins returned on Monday
after spending a couple of weeks
with her son in Toronto. She re-
mained long enough to attend the
Waiter Fair. before returning.
in Lucknow"'this week. '
M`r, and Mrs. John : McQuillan
spent a day at Stratford last week.,
Mr. Wilson Woods spent the week-
end visiting his eisters in Guelph and
Galt.
Miss M>lrie) 'Miller, is home .from
Ilderton,
Mrs. Lewis- Weetherhead and
daughter, Grace, visited friends' at
Blyth last,week.
Miss Joshephine Gaunt ..is home
,from Wingham ' hospital, where she
recently underwent an operation fo
appendicitis.
i^Nfi's. Havens has returned afte
spending a few weeks with friends i
Goderich.,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Parke, who
have been visiting . relatives and
friends in and around Clinton for
some months, left Saturday on
their return to their home at; Hu
genden, Alta.
Ma. and Mrs. EIarvey Alexander and
the former•'s sister, Mas. Mudie of
Walton, aeconrpanied, by Mrs. Al-
exander's sister, Mee. A. L. Cart-
wright of Clinton, motored to
Kingston last week to visit Mr, sand
Mrs. G. L. Hall. They intended
ietopping for a day at the -Royal
Winter Fair, Toronto; and to` visit
Mrs. S. L. Scott, on their return
trip.
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Anniversary Supper
And Concert
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS PRIM PREVAILS
The anniversaryofthe Community
hall, Londesboilo, will be held on the
evening et
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th
Mr. F, C. Elford of. Ottawa was.in
town on Monday, having motored
up from Toronto, where he was at-
tending the Royal Winter. Fair,
with Mrs. Elford , Mass Jean El-
ford and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moss
of Dundas,' to ,visit relatives at
Iiolmesville,,-, Mr.' Elford is busy
preparing for the .World's Poultry
Congress, of whch he is president,
to be held in London, England, in
r, 1930, Mr. Elford :expects to take
over a large number of Canadians
r on this trip to England and the
n Continent, an extensive , itinerary
having been arranged,
in the
Community Hall, Londesboro
Supper will be served from 6 to 8
o'eloelc, to be followed by a
program at which
HARVEY McGEE, of Auburn
will give a number of his choice sel-
ections. .A. short play "entitled "The
Hired Man's Courtship" will be given
together with vocal and instrumental
selections, readings, etc.
COME AND ENJOY A GOOD TIME
Admssion: Adults 50e, 'Children 25e
George Carbert, John Fingland,
Chairman, Secretary.
89-2.
C. C. L Commencement
SNAPPY STUNTS
by
SNAPPY STUDENTS •
COLLEGIATE .AUDITORIUM
Wed. Thu. and Fri.
NEXT WEEK
Rousing Choruses.
Dutch Dance, Senior Girls,
Mimetic Drill, Junior Girls.
A. short play, Station YYYY, Booth
Tarkington.
Two Scenes from Julius Ceasar, Wm.
Shakespeare.
Presentation of Medals, Dr. Shaw.
Presentation of Special Prizes, Mr. W.
Brydone, B.A.
.Presentation of Diplomas, Rev. 3, E.
Hogg,
Valedictory Address, Arthur Lyon.
Music furnished throughout program
by
Collegiate Harni'olty Orchestra
8 p.nr. Admission 50c
Plan at Fair's 90-1.
i3ruCefneld
The Young People's meeting held
in the auditorium of the United
church on Monday evening, took the
form of an oritorical contest for the
finals of West Huron district. Speak-
ers were present , from Bayfield
Clinton, Blyth, Egmondville and
Brucefield: Rev. Mr. Bremner was
in the chair and opened the meeting.
The first speaker, Miss. Hazel
Haugh, Br'ucefield,' chose the sub-
ject,. "Christian Stewardship"; Miss
M. McLeod, Clinton, spoke on "Cana-
dian Poets." Miss Reinkie, Bay-
field, spoke on "The League of Na-
tions." Miss Jean Smith, Egmond-
ville, on; "The hone Field—A Call
to'Young People." K. Robinson, of
Blyth, on "Success, What? and W.
1VIeNay, .of Egmondville, on "For-
eign Missions—A Field ' for Ser-
vice."
Every speaker showed remark-
able ability and the, judges had a'
hard problem in' choosing the win-
ner. Miss Jean Smith was, deelared
winner of the girls, and W M"bNay,
for the boys. Rev. 1VIr. Galeof Bay-
field, closed the ,meeting with the
benediction.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Kaiser, Mr. and
Mrs. R. McKenzie, of Detroit, spent
the weekend at,
the home of 11.
Zapfe. .
Ed.. Boyce has returned home
from a hunting 'rip.; in Northern On-
tario. '
Misses hazel Haugh, Mary Stow-
e -it and Janet Aikeuhead, were Stm-
day visitors with Miss Kathleen El-
liott.
Rev. W. A. Bremner and Mrs.
James Berry of our village have had
radios Installed in their homes re-
cently, •
Miss Mamie Swan spent the week-
end with friends in Goderich.
Mrs. C. Ham and son, Wesley, re-
turned to their home in Toronto after
spending a few days at the home of
the lady's father, Mr, Jas. Swan,
,, Mirs. Tayloir of Michigan is at pre-
sent visiting' her sisters, Mrs. C.
Brock and Mrs. J. Jamison.
CONSERVATIVE
SOCIAL EVENING
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
on the evening of
Tuesdaij, Dec. 4
8 o'clock sharp
This social evening is being held
jointly by Clinton Conservative As-
sociation, Ladies Conservative Asso-
ciation and Young Conservative As-
sociation. All residents of Clinton and
surrounding townships „will, please ac-
cept this notice as a personal invita-
tion, as no other invitations are be-
ing sent out, you are urged to be
present.
After the business session, an in-
teresting programe will be presented
followed by dancing.
IL B. Combe, Mrs. N, W. Trewartha,
President. Pres. Ladies Con, Ass.
Dr. F. G. Thompson,
Pres, Y. C. A.
COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL
SEMET-SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA GOAL
Lr Stock for Prompt Delivery
W. 3. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at. residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
Are You Ready
For ter
Not unless you "have one of our
Circulators • in your home to insure
comfort for the cold winter evenings.
,See our different males of Clare
Bros. and Dominion Stove Co. square
and round heaters.
•
If yon are still going to get that.
new stove see our- . "lnvictus" and
"Masterpiece," Come in and see
them and we are., sure when you do
you'll get one'right away. We and
others recommend them, highly. We
also have Qeubec -heaters in two
sizes.
Dealer for Renfrew Separators
Miss Simpl]oity. Electric Washers
Phone
48
aivkins
HARDWAiiEVAnd PLUMBING"
phone ' U4
A Reap Snappy Showing
Of up -to -the minute furniture is on display In our show rooms,
in anticipation of a large- Christmas Trade. We are showing a mag-
nificent lot of useful Gibbard solid Walnut Magazine tables and
Racks, Gateleg and tilt top tables, spinet Desks and Tea Wagon,
Ask for one of the Gibbard gift Books,
THEN FOR LAMPS
We undoubtedly have the finest display ever shown around thes
parts in Table, Badge and Floor lamps and a few nifty Bed -lights. Al
shapes and. colors. Prices ranging from $3.50 to as high as you lik
to go, but they are all bargains.
In Chekterfield 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, cede
'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,handie t
old Reliable Beach Quebec heaters and ranges with a few other lin
to suit all price requirements. Ask to set the new Beach Furnaceti
Some Heater!
Clinton Hardware and Furniture C
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS gam if DEALER
Furniture Phone: 104 ardware 1
'SHOP EARLY" iA.:,
For Your Christmas Cake
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Mincemeat
Christmas Pudding
Sun Maid. Nectars, pkg...
New Seedless Raisins, 2 Ib.
Baby Puffed Raisins, pkg.
New Seeded Raisins, pkg.
Bleached Sultanas, Ib. , . ,
Valencia Raisins, lb. . , .
New 'Currants, 2 lbs.....
Figs, gs, 2 lbs.
New Dates, 2 lbs.
15c
25e
15c
15c
20c
15c
37c
25c.
25c
Mareldno Cherries, bottle 255e
c
Cherries, per lb. 559e
Mixed Peel, lb.
c I
Lemon & Orange peel, lb. 25c
Candied Pineapple, ring150,
Icing Sugar, 3 lbs. 29e
Cocoanut, per lb. 25c
Pure Lard, 3 -Ib. pail59c
Shortening, 3-1b, pail 59c
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs. Ole
FINNAN HADDIE, FILLETS, KIPPERINES 'CURED MEATS
LETTUCE, CELERY, CRANBERRIES, GRAPES
L. LA W SON & CO.
Phone one, one one
Prompt Delivery
Lumber At Bargain Prices
lumber
�7,ehaveala
large stock of
We
hand,selling
which we:are at Great]
Reduced Prices. Now is the time I
We handle everything in.
Builders supplies
lt•`
Thomas McKenzie Estate. Clinton
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PHONE 88 RESIDENCE