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ants
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Mr. Monk, hexad office representative of "Clothes of Quality,".
will also 'personally measure you and _advise itr your choice if you
wish. A full showing of imparted fabrics he the new patterns and
styles will be presented.
.$24.00 and up made to Measure
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M.onday, October 28th
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THURSDAY, OCTOBERt 4, 1923
CLINTON'S BIG . CORNER GROC.E...R'.
.Listen to 'the :Molting Owl
See the shin ng moon.
Hallowe'en with - all its Ain,
is coming Very soon.
All 'Hallowe'en Eve—October :51st
—That's, the night for a party or a
frolic on the street, hilarious games
and zestful frivolities. Black witch-
es in the air and others muttering
around a cauldron •where brews the
mystic 'broth, Bewitched black cats
with baleful eyes; Bats from haunted
belfoies; Bogies everywhere. All
sorts of things may, be expected.
With stieh,a background who can re-
sist 'the spirit of gaieity, levity and
mirth.
If there can be a few thrills and a
screano or two so much the better,
Just to proclaim the tial'e spirit of
Hallowe'en.' Novelties, Lanterns and
Crepe Paper Decorations contribute
much \to the succSIss of interesting
fesQivlities. _ . Grinning Pumpkins,
Gaunt Old Watches, Masks, False
Faces, Weird Skeletons,, Paper Hats,
Lamp •Shades, Streamers' -Festoons
Rope, 'Cht outs; Seals, Napkins, Tab-
le Covers are .suggested in addition
to an assortment" d whiins'icaliy ex-
travagant novelties; all appropriate
for the first after summer eyelet of
the year.
Tlie W. D. Pair Co®
Often the Qheapest-Always the Best
Miss Maud Livermore :Ipf T°ol°oilto is
Visiting in town.
Miss Enfma Levis spent a few days
in Toronto last week.
Mre. J. Walkinshaw is visiting for a
few deya in Toronto.
Mr. Cross of Toronto visited Dr.
Gunn oval the week -end.
Mr.:Melvin Torrance of Toronto vie-
ite'd with his mother last week
Mr. Currell came up from .Oshawa
and spent the \week -end with his
family,
Mars. Fred Kutch is spending a few,
. ee pelting her son, Jack, in
ctnu
Detroit: t i
Miss Ida Wiilken of Detroit. was in
town for the funeral of the late
Mrs. J. Mitchell.
Mhs. Alicd Robson and Miss Rmtna
Graham have gone to spend a few
Weeks in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins spent the:
week -end with Mr. and . Mr's, E. J.
Jenkins of London.
Mrs. Frank Fiirglend and babe of
Torontoare guests this :Week of
Mfr, and Mas. Fred Ford.
Mrs.` Torrance and Miss Mande Tor-
rance' returned>'from a visit with
the former's son 'in Montreal te-
:cently,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Stone and son
and .Mrs. Leonard of Hamilton
were, weekend guests .with Miss
Stone, and Miss Ward of town.
Miss. Ethel Hogg of the Ontario Col-
lege of Education, Toronto, aocom-
panied by Miss Ruth Jackson,
spent the • week -end at her home.
in town,
Rev, Dr. and M,rs. Medd of Welland
have been visiting th'e former's
'brother, \Ma J. G. Medd, and the
latter's brother, Mir, W. Hiles, in
town during. the past week.
Mr. Leonard, McKnight, who has
been in ..Toronto for some, time,
has "returned home and will assist
his father in .the grocery business
which he recently purchased,
Miss Lily, Kennedy was in Toronto
rover the week -end, going down to
attend the wedding of her sister,
which took place in St. Paul's
Avenue Rad United Church, To-
ronto, Saturday afternoon. ,• '..
Mr, J. Taylor of Toronto had' been
in town this week: Mr. ' Taylor,
accolnpenied by his wife and
daughter, will leave early in No-
vembdr for Orlando, Fla., ' where
they have spentthe past few win-
ters. '
Ms. and Mrs.- W. 'Mitch' and family
visited Auburn friends on Sunday
last, Messrs. W. Match, Sr., and.
W. Mitch, Jr., +'assisting: in the'
musical part of anniversary ser-
vices held in Knox Usnited churdh
that day.
Ms. and Mrs. 11. W. Rodaway left
this .week. for IVIalkerville,
where they -will spend the
winter. : Mfrs, Rodaway.: has been
very ill but her friends .are glad
to 'know she has recovered suf-
. -'fici.'ently to take the journey.
M2 and • Mrs. Clarence Paisley and
family' motored un, from 'Montreal
last week` and visited Mfrs. Pais-
ley's pareitits in. Hensall,: and on
their return were accompanied by
Mr. Paisley's mother. Mrs. Ve. ,T.
Paisley of Clinton, who til=ill spend
sone time with them.
Mr. W. J. Mutch; better known to
his friends as "Bill", who for some
years' has be,en employed with the
Clition, Hardware and. Furniture
Company; has accepted a position
with the Sherwin-Williams Clom-
nany, Hamilton. He -left for
Hamilton last week.
le. E. Lewis 'Evans of New Albany,
Inds was in town oder the week-
end and shook hands with many
"NEIL'S AMAZING =CASH AND CARRY PRICE LIST
Best Quality of Every Line, at Lowest Possible Prices.
All Orders $1,00 ,and over Delivered Free
SPECIAL : LACK TEA
,Per pkg. .
49c
5 -BARS
COMFORT SOAP
For 25c
LIFE„ BUOY SOAP
3 Cakes for 20c ,
(Germ Killer
BUTCHER'S PEPPEII
per lb.
': ' 60c
FRY'S COCOA
The Best .
1/2 lb. in 22e
INTERLAKE TOILET
PAPER
3 Rolls for 23e
QUICK QUAKER OATS
With China
Per pkg. 38c
• STARCH
• Bulk
per lb. ' 9c
NEW BLEACHED
RAISINS
For Light., Fruit Cakes
Per 1b. 20c
...NEW MINCE MEAT...
Finest Quality
per lb. -18c :
RED C6HOE SALMON
per lb., tin 34c
- SEEDLESS RAISINS
2 lbs: for 25c, 9 lbs. -$1.00
(One lot to customer)',
GRANULATED CANE
SUGAR . .
10 lbs. for 59.e'
BOWES'. BAKING
POWDER
Full lb..25c, compares
favorably with. 35c bran
BIG FIVE '
The Best for Scouring
- Only 5c
- PURE LARD
3 lbs, 49c,
- 20 lb. pail $3.20
New Figs, 2 lbs. for 25c
Layer Figs, per lb. 25c
Cauliflowers, 'Citrons � Lettuce and ` Celery
Other Specials for T hUrsd ay, Fr id a and ,Saturdaid,
.<
Vlany Flower Soap, 3 for 19c Ingersoll Cheese, 2 for 25c Eagle Brand Milk, 19c Corn Starch 2 for'19c
Maple Leaf
Salmon, 1 -half Ib tin, 22c Shortning, per`Ib 18c
F'R'tCIDA1RE
Schneider's Sausage, per Ib 30c • Swift's °Sausage, 25c Fresh Hams, 25
Fresh Filletts, per lb 30c .Smoked Filletts, 25c Finnan Haddie, 20c
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m.
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5•,
p.m.
bash and
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Carry O'NEIL
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
11111di. "MI
Halloween Supper .
Tuesday, October 29th
from5p.m.to7.30p.m.
to
Presbyterian Church
MENU;
Cold dressed pork
Boston baked beans
Escalloped Potatoes
Salads,
Tomato Jelly, F
Relishes
- Buttered Rolls.
Lemon Pie, Tarts
Putnplrin Pie with whipped
cream.
TEA AND. COFFEE
Adrelission: Adults,'50c, Children, 35c
Bulbs
Plant now for Wintor and Spring
Bloom
We are offering choice bulbs in:
DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS,'
TULIPS, ETC.
, Try our hyacinths, 'which . were
specially prepared in Holland for
forcing to insurelarger and earlier
bloom,
PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS
1st size, 5c each, 50c per dozen
2nd. size, 2 for 5,c, 30e per dozen
EVERGREEN' AND BLACKLEAF
to keep your house . plants free
front insects.
35e a bottle
'Fertabs for your house plants
• 26e per box'
e,Prepared soil delivered . to you
15o ger pail
Chaice• 'cutflowers always in stock
J. Cuninghame, Florist'
Phones, 31, and 176w. 37-3.
old friends. Mr. Evans has been
a resident of the ,U'n'ited States for
many years,- and has travelled ov-
er most of its territory. Be. has:
prospered fairly well while he has:
given the best years`' of his man-
hood to its ;busineos - life, but he
has ,ever been interested in the.
land of his birth, ,'a n' evidence of
which.is his conthsding alI through
' the years as a sui3seriber to this
paper, and it is net: impossible that
he might -some day; return to set-
tle -in Canada. "You will find,"
said Mr. Evans the.. other day,.
"thata great maztyedenadians will
return to Canada 1i the next few
years. Indried
trafficthis
way may exceed that which has.
Been . turned, the other way for
some years." So Might it be.
NOVEMBER ROD ;AND GUN
Featured in the Nodeinbe7 issue of
Rod and Gun ,and Canadian Silver
Fox News, Canada's'' natienal out-
door Iife magazine, which is just to
hand, are some splendid and season-
able yarns of hunting: in various
parts of the Doniinioil.. The noted
western hunter, A. Bryan W711iams,
recently reeippointed z" Chief Game"
Warden ,,of British Colnrmia, returns:
to the pages of the magazine .com-
lncncing another of. hit popular ser -
FOR A
_ Good Health Bread
TRY OUR
Whole Wheat
A WEEK -END SPECIAL
ran Muffin's
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
COAL . C'" KE
We sell DL&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite -Coal, • Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke, Liberty :Range size
Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek
Soft coal.
Our Motto"—
Good clean fuel .at a reasonable
price.
W..J.,., MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence. Ontario St.
PHONES: - 46w and 46j
The Stove Season
is ' ift hand
Get yours early and have
full advantage of it this fall
See our new all -enamel
Masterpiece at a : right
price. -
Also the newCirculators.•
Just the thing ,for the cold
evenings.
We also carry . Clare
Bros. line,:- the Jewel Stove
and Heaters.
Call' in any time and 'get
prices and. see ` our 'lines.`
Hawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
res of hunting experiences.
His article, however, is merely one
of many dealing with all angles of
outdoor life and fishing and hunt-
ing interests, while the silver'fo
x de-
pertinent
epertinent
is: an extensive section fil-
led with timely articles regarding
the industry.:,
Rod and Gun and Canadian Sit
Ver 'Pox News' is. published 'monthly
by WI. J, Taylor, Limited, Woodstock,
Ont.
FALL,
The time when you aregathering in for the long winter'months.
Why not inolude some real comfortable Furniture to help snake
these long nights more cozy and enjoyebllc.
We are specializing with a large and up-to-date stock of Ches-
terfield suites and occasional chairs, made by the best firms in Can-
ada. Call and see them.
We are also showing a large stook of Fibre Furniture in3-
piece suites, rockers, chairs and tables, these will all be reduced in
price so here is a chance to save some good money.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Our stock of the celebrated Beach Foundry stoves is the Largest
that we ever earridd in all their newest styles including Ranges,
Heaters and Furnacettes. You are sure to' be satisfied with these
stoves. Como in and sea .the new Instant Lighting Lamps and
lanterns, the very latest ithprovements.
Some new ventilated screens for fall and winter use. Enjoy the
fresh air and keep out of the draft. , -
Sotne. real bargains in Weather Stripping, etc.
Clanton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCH
Furniture Phone: 104 . Hardware 196
Chane of Ihisiii
Having 'taken over the business formerlyowned
and operated by the L. Lawson &• Co., werespect-
fully solicit a continuance of the patronage enjoyed
for the last f our years. We will carry on as
,a
member of the Superior Chain Stores Co Operative
System and will still continue to ".Sell the best for
Less."
Campb'ell's Veg. Soup 2 for 23c
Swansdown, Cake Elour,
per ph:, ..:: . . ........390
Bovril,
Chipso, large pkg. and one
Cake Castile soap for .,,23e
1 oz., per. bottle .:Nee
Eagle $rand 1VIfiITc, tin , ...19c
Jewel or Domestic
Kara Coffee, t/ lb ' 35c
Shortening, per Ib. ... , .18c
Kara Coffee, Ib. , ..... ,, G9c
..13rooms, fear string, each - 39c
Ingersoll 'Cream aeon
Corn Mese, 4'.Ibs, 25e
16c size, 2 for 25c
Manyflowems Soap, 3 for ..19e
loseemmeerenemta
New Thompson Seedless
Hawes' l, lge. . 23e
Oi
Raisins 2 lbs 25e
. RefugeeLemon
Beans, Size 2, 2botfor 36c
Elec. Bulbs:, 60 watt, 3 for 69c
FILLETS, SWEET POTATOES, 'CALIFORNIA . GRAPES
,J. 'Te McKN IGHT & SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
STANLEY
The sympathy of theconununity
is extended to Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter
1Vfoffat in the death of their three-
months old baby, Norma Christina,
Which occurred at her Biome, in Stan-
weeks
after three
weeks of severe i114i'ess.
The funeral, which was private;
took place, en 'Saturday afternoon, in-
terment being made in Baird'e ceme-
tery. con-
ducted
1,ery. The Rev.' W. A. Bre'mnel of
ducted the service, choosing his mes-
sage of comfort from the words of.
(II) Samuel, 12.23 "I shall. go to
him but he .shall not return to -me,"
IVIis Peteir• B. Moffat sang very
swe`etiy "One Little : Lamb. in the
Upper Fold."
ley on Friday, Oct 1
The tiny casket was surrounded'
with many beautiful floral tributes
from sympathizing jneighblocs and
friends. :Beside's the sorrowing par-.
,eats she i`s• survived by onle,.sister,
Lois. •
Friends from: a distance attending
the, funeral were: Dr. 114 M. Fisher
of Graveinliurst and TVlrs• W. Nifty -lie.
of London, also many relatives from.,
'Hensen, Kippen and Hillsgreen.
r, George Wilson ' sport Friday,
S y
an ri
tds in Toronto.
and a
Dr. Peter• IVeeEwen of Detroit vis-
ited his sister, Mse. J. Pearson, and
brother, 3. • McEwen +of Bayfield'
Road, this week.
Mr, and Mrs. John G. Kaiser and
Jack of Detroit called rrecently at
the home` of" Mae, Geo. T. Daird;