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CLINTON'S LEADING' JE W LLERY STORE
ewelry Specials
P018 THOSE WHO SHOP EARLY
'= • Jewelery-4he lasting gift—whail
can make nobler expression of your
aifectxon? Let us show you our
gift specials, some of which are
gift specials, Como in before we run
out or these mpecials-
e Selection of Jewelry frorn
Which to Choose
gar
JOHNSON;
Distributor for Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College, of Optometry
ine Jewellery and -Repairs - Next Hoyey s Drug Store
•
BUY THAT LINOLEUM
This Week.
For one week only we are offering 4 yd.
wide Linoleum at 89c per Eq. yard
Choice of any pattern. All new goods,
A few parrs` of those' large Plaid Flannel-
ette Blankets left ' at $2.19
RUBBERS ---We ire offering a very large
Assortment of all kinds of Rubber .Foot-
wear at very low pries.
Don't buy without. seeing,our goods and
getting our prices:
Piumsteel Bros.
Every Garment C-ustom Tailored
'1111• M' .si iL lilt' 00 (ANAI)A.
THE o
IL4TMORE
HAT
Made of the very finest m'a-
erial and in the correct style.
These hats will appeal to the.
young Tian of discrimination.
Never before have Hats like
these been sold ,at a price id
DAVIS HERMAN
IN I
Fllrllaoes.
Now is the time to
have your old furnace
overhauled or a new
one. installed. See us
about a McCiary. Sun-
shine.
We are. their. 'Agents
ASK US. 'ABOUT mHE
NEW KING'S OIL
BURNER'
Sutter & Perdue
LUMBING
STANLEY,.
ss, Clete Pepper is visiting
ds in Toronto for a few weeks.
and Mrs. W!m. Aikenhead and
of Toronto made a short vis,,
home of Mr. Thos. B. Baird. `
Ise Jean M,eKay ..a£ Hamilton
a few days - at the home of
Cohn McCowan. •
r. and Ilirs. Wm. Baird and
ma of Toronto spent the week
with his mother, ' Mrs. Geo.
d, :Sr.
e following is a report of the
examinations, of 5. S. No. 4
th) Stanley. Those absent aro,
ked with an asterisk:
4th -Genevieve Etue, 80; Jean
ie, 70; Elizabeth Snowden'. 74.
,'4tli--Anna "Cleave,': 71, Milton
ot. 68; Mary Campbell, • 68;
. Carnia' Logan Cleave,'; Wal-
Hohnet ;".
3rd Kenneth Etue, 19; ;-Asa
We, 88; Eileen Talbot, 76; Mabel
er, ',
d -Leonard Etue, '78 ' Berteam
e, 78; Mervin Gerber, 70;
HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Christ�ri�s
��eetin
Cards:
Outside the story of the Babe of
Bethlehem itself, what ' factor has
played a more 'prominent part in
the developement of true Christmas
pint than Greeting Cards. When
your 'name and address are;printed
on them they are made personal, in-
timate and refined, distinctive :trim
ordinary card. Our: Sample Books are
node ou display, .your, choice 'of 100
cards and 10 greetings. Prices 'from
52.00 to 56.00 per dozen. In our ex-
perience many otherwise methodical
Peopleput off ordering their cards
until it too late to get the best
choice and the best value
ThB •W D. Fair Co•
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Mary Snowden, 69; Robt Turner; 69.
Sr. Pr.—Volet `Furrier; •75;' Jimmy
Cleave, 69; Buelah ,Dneharane, 69.
Jr. Pr.—Melvin Gerber, 60; De-
Iores Ducherme, 57.
Number on roll,. 23; average at-
, 21.8.' •
—Mrs. IL F. Seotehmer, teacher.
Mr. and TyTrs.- Roy Scotchmer and
Mr. and Hrs. Lloyd Makens spent
the Thanksgiving holiday in De-
troit.
_ - I11IIINNII II!Illll lllliIIIii�i n' llIi IWIIICJIIIL�
Mr. and Mrs. B. 5't Gibbings are in
Toronto this week.
Miss Helen Roberton has been vis-
iting Brussels friends.
Mac., R. J. Cluff has been visiting in
Stratford during the past e'cvek.
Mrs. C. I3., Bartliff visited with Sea-
forth friends over the week -end.
Miss Della O'Neil of Toronto 15
holidaying at her home in town.
Miss 'Hannah McKenzie of Brayton
has been• visiting in -town this
week, I
CL1NTON S BIG CORNE., GROCE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .21;
Mr..Spencer " of Toronto :` was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall„
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Munroe have re-
turned from a visit with relatives.
in Detroit.
Miss Ruth Ferguson 'of Stratford
was the guest last week of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Lucas.
Dr. 11. Fowler has -returned from a
hunting trip up north with a party
of Blyth sportsmen.
Mrs. Ephriam Snell and little Miss
6arbara 'spent the week -end with
.friends cin Stratford.
Miss Ettaa1VIeBrien of London 'spent
the week -end,, with her mother,
Mrs, Henry McBrien.
Miss Daisy "Copp left Saturday for
Toronto after spending a week
with her mother hi town.
Mr. C. G. Lobb accompanieed his
parents on a motor trip fo.north
.ern. Ontario over the week -end.
aMr. and Mas. S. Thompson' of -Kitch-
ener visited Clinton and,;Basee-
field relatives over thd'week-end.
Miss Ella Carpenter and Messrs.
Earl and Edmund Carpenter of
Detroit were .recent visitors with
• their' aunt, Mrs." G. Taylor of town.
Mrs. Albert MeVittie of Hespler and
Misses Pearl and Edith Gidley of
Toronto spent a'few days over the..
• week -end ate the guests of . Miss
Botta` Bawden,
Mr, G. E. Hall returned Wednesday af-
ter a ,visit of ten. daysor 'so with
his sons' at Pembroke and Toren.
to. Mrs, Hall remained in Toroe-
to for a day or so.
Messrs. It. B. Rorke, G. kI."'Jeffer-
son, H. p. Plumsteel and C. I3.
Veinier ;attended the' ceremonies.
attendant upon the dedication of
a new ,Masonic temple at Ailsa
Craig on Friday evening,
Mr. W T.. Farquhar of Hensall
spent last week as the guest of
his sister; Mrs. Henry McBrien,
(before leaving to spend the winter
with his daughters, Mise Sophy
and Mac. Lambert; of Hamilton.
Mrs. D. S. Cook of Toronto spent
the week -end with. Clinton >friends.
She had been visiting relatives at
'Goderich and Nile, having accom-
panied)te remains of. a nephew
from Toronto to Goderich a week
-`or more ago. •
Mr. and Mrs . II. • B. Manning and
Master ,Jackie and Mr. A. J. Mor-
ishmotored to Toronto for the
ween -end and on. their return on
Monday were accompanied by Mrs.
W. C. Brown, who: had been in the
•city for some weeks owingto the
illness of her brother, M.i. Ogle
Cooper, who isnowon, the way to
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ISchneider's Sausage, lb. 30c.
AS
New Pulled Figs, lb. 25c
19c
Red .Cherries, per lb. 60c
Green Cherries, per lb. GOc
Shelled Walnuts, per lb. 49c
Lemon and Orange Peels, lb. ' 29c
Mixed Peels, per lb. 39c:.
Pineapple Peel, lb. 60c
Prunes; 2 lbs. for - 29c
New -Dates, 2 lbs.
ARE YOU
ENJOYING .THE NEW BUTTE
MILK
READ?
SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Macaroni,. 2 lbs. 21e
Durham Corn- Starch 10c
Quaker Oats (China) 34c
Surprise Soap, 10 bars 53c
Fry's Cocoa, 1/2 lb. 22c
Ingersoll Cheese, 2 for 25c
Gilletts' Lye 14c
OYSTERS
SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs.
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs.
Rolled Oats, 5 lbs.
Pineapple, . 2 : tins
Marshmallow, ib. •
1 Corm -1 Peas'
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs.
Sardines, 4 tins
Maxwell House Coffee, lb. ...65c
59c
19c
25c
25c
40c
25c •
25c
25c
PINEAPPLE 'AND ' MARSH.
MALLOW DESSERT
Soak over night x/2"1b. Marsh-
mallows, cut in halves, with -1.
can `of Shredded- Pineapple. A11,
Hour -before serving add a pint
of cream, whipped stiff.. Serve
very cold.•
ASI_ ORDERS
$1,00 AND
OVER DELIVERED FREE
F..RIGID IR
Lamb Rolls, lb. ' 30c
35c
Minute Steak, .lb.
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a°ni.
11 Cash : and
Garr'. • •
WHERE "SELLS FOR.,L.ESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Fresh Filletts, lb. . a0c. Lard, -3 lbs. 49e
Filletts, lb.' 25c' Finnan Haddie, lb. 20c
Swift Sausage, ib. - - 25c Fresh Picnic Ham, lb. 28c
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5
EIL
'AUBURN
dr. and Mac Jerry Taylor intend
moving into their ,now house this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hallam of
Detroit aro spending a couple of
weeks in this vicinity...
The Instituto Play "Lena Rivers"
was, presented in the town hall,
Clinton, on Monday evening of this
weelr. ,
Mr. and Mrs, G. »unhain of ' St.
George. spent the week -end with the
latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Fori eson.
-,.
9.10.
Phone
4*
St. Paul's -Guild Bazaar
The Ladies' Guild of St. Pant's
Church will hold their
annualbazaar on the
afternoon of
Thursday, Nov.;. 28th -
soeeovery.
V LiE
MES. IL
]FIOL
Mies Elva • Proctor, whounder-
went a surgical operation:' in the
,Goderieh hospital recently, has re-
turned home.
Mr. Garfield Witmer of Zurich
has been visiting at the •homeof
his sister, Tyles. W. 'Jervis.
Mrs. Cudmore. returned Friday
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOMS
Fancywork Booth
Touch and Take Booth
Kitchen Bootii
Homemade Baking Booth
Market Booth
Rummage Booth
Candy Booth
'Fish Pond '
AFTERNOON TEA SERVED
EVERIYBODY WELCOME
41-1.
Our Millinery Sale
GOM'MVMEN'CES THIS
'F"rictap alrfaliSaturdg .
Nov. 22nd and 23rd.
at 8.30 Friday
The hats will all be sold at great
reductions, with the; exception of
some new exclusive .pattern hats,
which have just arrived.
THE VOGUE
CLINTON 41-2•
Sale of Fancy Goods
AFTERNOON?TEA.
in 'Lecture Room of Ontario Street
United Church •
on
Friday; :Nov'. 22nd
from 3 p.m: to 6 p.m.
under auspices 4f: W. A.
froth Elmira,, where she was visit-
ing her daughter, Mas. Douglas
Ward.•
A' number were received into mem-
bership in the United church' on
Sunday morning.
'.The Jwiior Young Poples' League
entertained the _ Senior League in
the . church on Friday evening last,
when a; very happy time was spent.
Mrs. Herbert, who is 'superintendent•
of the Junior work, introduced the
young organization ;and ; expj.aised
some o± the work, •Miss Rita Cud-
more occupied the chair. and Miss
Charlotte Trewartha •'acted ' as pian-
ist Beadings -were gciven. by Frank
Yeo and Ivan Jervis, 'Charlotte Tre-
ivartha played a ',pian, solot' a quaff=
tette composed of ktita Cudmore,
Charlotte and Alma -Trewartha and
Ruth Porters with Rev. M °. Herbert
at the piano, sang several selections,
and Mrs, Herbert told a story of a
little Chinese girl.: At'the conclusion.
of the program : games were indulg-
ed in for a time and Jater refresh-
ments , were served. ,
andg
CANDY SPECIAL
PEANUT TAFFY
19c LB.
Hunts Candies
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
60c LB.
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat"' and, "Snowflake"
BREAD
Don't Forget
The Last Big Party before 1930 to
be held in
ST. 70SEP11'S HALL
on the evening of
Monday, Nov. 25th
COOK'S 'ORCHESTRA
WILL ENTERTAIN
41-1.
.COAL & COKE
A series 'of earth 'tremors wore
felt along ,the Atlantic Coast early'
Monday .ii)nrning•. The disturbances
according to reports, were only 'ex-
ceeded by those ef len. No lives,
were lost.
We sell D,L&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite, Coal, . Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke; Liberty Range size
Coke,'Albefta 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 -at hand
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Get yours early and have
full advantage of it this fall
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 arid see our lines.
T,Ilawkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244. •
TE
TU kil°'pE
S ON
And this year we have the finest showing of new and up-to-
date furniture ever shown mound these parts of the' country.
We don't care what, you want in furniture, we feel eure we
have it. If its low priced goods or the better grades, we are equally
prepared, to -meet all your requirements, It will do 'you good to
come in and see our stock anyway. We haves wonderful. display
'of the newest styles in Mirrors, Electric Lamps of all . kinds, Sniok
ere, Chesterfields, End Tables, Cedar 'Chests; Spinet Desks and
many other useful Christmas Gifts,
° In tho larger suites for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed-
room or Kitchen you will find a real stock to select from.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
LET'S GO SILOOTIN':
As usual we have a large stock of guns and 'ammunition. You
know'wo• are always well stocked svith a full line of the famous
Beach Stoves and Ranges.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS' MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 105
__A BEAUTIFUL A. - A '1OLL
PREF, FREE
With each order •of ,One Dollar you have a guess at the num-
ber pf seeds in the Puinpkin on display, and the nearest guess is
the winner of this lovely Doll.
If you have not a little girl of your own, guess, and gladden
the heart of sonie little girl friend at Christmas time,
The Seeds will be counted on December 23rd, and the winner
' will receive the Doll on Christmas Eve .
• DOLL AND PUMPKIN NOW ON DISPLAY
Phone 125 ' - - - We Deliver Prompt
.THE C. & S. GROCERS
SERVICE-. - - - - .. SERVICE_
OUR SERVICE -YOUR DUTY
We offer you the most complete seavice—our store managers
are the store owners -you get 'courteous service—lower Prices—
highest quality and prompt delivery,, When you save time and mon- •
ey without sacrificing quality or service, it is your duty to your.,
self to do it. That's why our service 1s so popular. '
GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES '
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER ,21st, 22nd,,, and 23rd.
Quick' Quaker Oats, with
China, pkg. 34c
• Surprise, Soap, 10 bars 53e
cwriwsnsum.
'Fry's Cocoa, ,72 lb. tin 22c
Silent" Matches, ` 3 pkgs. ...25e
1 biyal, York Orange Pekoe e�
Tea; In Aluminum pegs. 35c
veansmoimasatem
Kara Coffee r/ lb... ...36e
"The, Secret Blend", lb. ...69c
Inumass 411P
SPECIAL IN MEATSs LICED
Roast Ilam, lb. .54e
Cooked Ilam, lb. ....59c'
Royal Baking Powdery 12' oz.
size, per tin 530
Finest Loaf •Cheese, lb. .. ,33e
New Golden Hallowi Dates
2 -lbs. , 21c,
New:cbrrants, 2 lbs. . 33e'
Bleached S`uitana Raisins'
2 lbs. .. 85e
Finest New Natural Cooking
Figs, 2 Ihs. 25c:
Candied: Pineapple, 1-4 Ib. 180
New Citron Peel, 11). „39e`'
Borden's Chocolate Malted
IVIilk, 16 oz sive 69c
Back Bacon, lb. , , 49c:,
Breakfast Bacon, lb. . , 39e'
Balogna, Ib. . 24e
PHONE YOUR ORDER TO .
T TIVIcKNIGHTfre
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