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Graduate of Toronto College of OptometrY
Fine Jewellery and Repairs '• Next Ilovey's Drug Store
GOOD WORHK, CLOTHES
In workelothes— quality counts! They an he wall\ appearingr-
-well fitting and well made hilt they mist possess the iion-elad quality
that gives long service.- That is the kind.of clothes we sell and sell •
at the very lowest prices. Look. over this lieof apparel and then
notice the bargain prices.
Overalls and Jackets, Snag -Proof, Lenox and Peabody brands
$1.39 to
Work -Shirts, Big B nd Bull -dog brands,,special prices $1.00 to $2.09
Heavy Wool Sox,HanSon, Penman's and Reiner's make 29c to '79c
Heavy Boots, sed leather at $3.00, $3.'75 and $4.00
Leather:Mitts and Gloves 39c to $1.50
Get Them At
Pliim.steel; Bros.
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We Solve 7 Day Problera s
oughtful bpusewives make selections of well-balanced foods for
every day in the week.
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THE C, & S. GROCERS
Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Ste. Phone 125 S.
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• FREE! FREE!
Box Seat ot the World's Series,
When the umpire calls "Play Ball" and the fight is on -that is
our opportunity to tune in and listen to every strike and ball--
very- play and 'Cheer. A. radio -will be your ticket -to every game!
, This i only one of the many big sporting events that a radio
rings into your home. Fall -and Winter w511 be one huge program
f the world's finest entertainment which you can enjoy—with a
We-earry a coinklete stock_Of radios, parts and assesspries, — We
ill install them -rig,ht inyour home teady for you to tete in.,
anadian General. Electric Set $100, complete ready to operate.
Suttet "EC _Perdu
Sets 'Installed and Repaired. --r Batteries,Tubes.
ARDWARE , RLUNIBING' ELECTRIC WIRING
1-10/nlesville
8. J. H. Lowery and her son, Mr.
ett LoWery, of North Bay mot -
down last week and spenth a few
with the laclyls sisters, Nfro. R.
rtney and the IVIissee_ Proctor,
other relatives hereabouts.
ltheoville tinted clinech held
annual atniveroary on Sunday
Rev Arthur Sinclair of Hen-
ook charge of both services. The
whieh wao filled t� its capac-
At•the Q11.r.1\1*-°r:ohot:ing lot'
canir_ aff'Olh'cY1 'aton(11:el)P°cli'.h:,weve3;
sure -1Y' a w°1 • hem on aa -
count "o theirood, looks
have priced them 4-1, a "dispossess"
inaygin f profit. • If .the are not a
fbar;ain we would like some giganItio
or other intellect to accurately define
'the meaning of the Word. The frame
around the picture has •a good deal to
do with -the appearance of the picture
and *e havq. a good deal Ito do with
good frames. ...You furnish the picture
we do the rest, or we can -furnish the
picture if you wish.
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Beth Cartwright spent,the week-
- end in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Torrence and Miss
Maude are visiting in Toronto.
Miss Eileen Atkinson of London Un-
iversity was home over the week-
end.
Mr. J. L. Kerr and little Miss Mary of
Brussels were in town Tuesday ev-
ening.
Miss Margaret Hohne,s. of Brantford
is visiting friends pi Clinton and
• vicinity. .
Miss Gwen Holmes, who has been in
Torento for 'some time, has return-.
ed home '
Mrs, Winn of Stratford was in town
last week' visiting her cousin, Mrs.
A. Lucas.
Miss Linnie Nediger, who is teaching
at Lions Head; spent the week -end
at her home in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall re-
turned Tuesday evening from a
honeymoon motor trip.
Miss Jean Bogie of Goderich was the-
gnest of her cousin, Miss Edna
Pennetaker, one day last week.
Mr. J. H. Wylie has returned from a
visit with.his sen in Toronto and is
with his daughter, Mrs. 3. E. Hogg.
Mr. James Ildahaffy was, in Mitchell
last week attending the funeral of
his brother, the late William Ma-
haffy.
Mr. and Mas. Wm. West of Tillson-
burg were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Holmes of Ontario
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1Shebbrook of
Londesboro spent Sunday with the
latter's parentS, Mr, and Mss. A. C.
Vedden.
Xr. and Mrs. Samuel Kemp attended
ithe funeral of Mrs. Kerap's uncle,
the late Henry Rath of Putnam
yesterday.
Miss Irene Brooke of Mitchell spent
, the week -end in town, visiting her
•grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Oantelon, and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs: Norman Howes and Mr,
and 'Myr' Nelsot Howes and Miss
.' Janet of Harriston spent Sunday as
the guests of. Mr. and; Mrs. A. D.
McCartney.-
Mrs. C. Mair -and, ehildre'n of Allen-
dale,_ who had been visiting relat•
ives in Goderich, spent the week -end
in town with Mrs. Mair's mother,
Mrs. R. A. Bell.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Moorliouse af
Sarnia have been 'visiting at the
home of the former's brother, Rev.
IC. 3, Moorhouse of Ontario street
United Church parsonage. -
Mrsi Ellen • Burrows and Master
George of Goderich and. Miss M.
• )3ln:rows of Sheppardton.were vis-,
ity, was beautifully decorated with
flowers. .Special music was furnished.
by the choir. The special offering
amounted to about $175.
Rev'. M -r. Kilpatricic took the see-
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vicea in RetOall on sanday,
W. Jenkins and Mrs. J. Jervis
of Chilton spent Sunday in the- vil-
g
Mr. and Mrs, 'Witinore of .Zurich
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. W. 0,..j'ervis.
' itors at the home of Mr. and Mes.
H. Pennebaker on Sunday,
Dr. and Ida's. J. W. Shaw attended the
marriage of Miss Gladys Jean Til-
• ley and •Mir. Rex.. A. 'Chaff, which
took place at St. Saines' Anglican
church ,Stratford last week.
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iFinest Wheat Products Ftnest OritariO V t' bl
Puffed Wheat, per Pkg. ' ', 1 Jc,
Wheat
, , , . 1 CCrreeaammoof wheat:pk, g. II.' I b s' 225ce
6 lbs far
Finest Roli!d Oats • • ••..5 i.b, or 25c Oanadiazi ns large siOe . i... 23c
• 4 Cam ed PeaS, new pack ' ' ' ' , f or Coffee and Sala extra fine
Corn Meal • • • • ''' ''' ' ptle,.pool and Bel , . 3 lbs. for 25c tvapola
Creana of Bailey Per Pcg'. iiin'i '5e : . 'White Beans ' ''' ' '.... • .
Per Tin 23o
campbell'S on138 • ' '' '''' . .,". ;Z.' '. - , • ted Milk .. ,......
4 for 25c
i ' ' • Made from the finest of Wheat ---2 pkgs: S. W. 'Biscuits 25c. Maffetts, 2 plig% 35,
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' Fall House Cleaning Special's
10 bars P. & G. and Gold seal:, • 2 for 5155cc
Quick Wash, per pkg.
I Chipso, large plt
pH anrdy lineAmm°nia 2 for 15c 10 1Sars Sunl'ight soap
Nel5 ' + - ' • '
Fairy sap, , 4 for 25c ' _._ Gold Dust,
10c .6 bars 0 i s soap
11. • Bulk Starch, per lb. I
, F,iritiati Haddie and Sweet Potatotbs
Fancy Cheese—Roquefort. "' Baunnert, Cream Cheese, Swiss Cheese, CA'mbert Cream Cheese
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In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. - In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
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Our first\ship'ment of Grapes due to arrive this week, Friday and Saturday, 3 baskets $1.15.
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Bazaar and
Hot Fowl Supper
To be held in
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH HALL
THURSDAY, OCT. 14th
Afternoon and Evening—Followed°
by a Dance -
Bazaar will have Fancy and Plain
Sewing, Homemade Baking, Candy
and Touch and Take Booths,
Bazaar -1:30 to 480
Supper -5 to '730 ,
Dance at 830
Orchestra in attendance
Admission to Simnel', 50e; Dance, 25e
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Bulbs! Bulbs!
For Winter and Spring bloom
Paper, White Narcisstia
5c eaeh. - 50e a dozen
Also a fine stock of
HYACINTHS, TIMIPS
CROCUSES, SNOWDROPS, ETC.
Give Your houseplants a ehance.
Transplant them into good soil, now
is the time. We sell:
PREPARED SOIL
15e a Pail.
J. Ctininghame, Florist
Phone 31. Greenhouse 176w.
'78-3.
A Hallowe'en
Supper 1
RADIO SETS
Before buying a radio set, hear the
newest, up-to-date one -dial set. Only
one dial to tarn. Just turn the dial
and station after *Lotion comes in
clear as a bell, with great volume, or
it may be turned down to a whisper.
No squeals or howls. This is a high-
grade set, only the best materials are
used iu it and price no higher than the
old style of three -dial sets of this
grade. Have also full stock of two,
. ithree, four and five tube sets. Three
four and five tube sets all complete
with loud speaker; storage battery,
tubes, aril, etc., at $100.00 to $150.00.'
You will save money by' buying your
radio set here.'
H. A. HOVEY
Phone 89 Clinton
Willbe served in the C,ouncil Chandler
Under the auspiceS -of the ,
Ladies' Auldliary of the
Presbyterian Church on,
Friday, Oct, 29
...Supper served from 5 to 7
(MENU: Roast Beef, Cold Tongue,
Escalloped gotatoes, Salmon, Jellies,
Pickles, Pie.
ADATISSION---400
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STOP! LOOK !! LISTEN! !t
Mrs. E. R. Kniffen and Mrs. Orville Huron Athletic Association
Jenks motored over from I)etroit
this week and are visiting at the, Field llilee
home of the latter's parents, Mr. *.
and Mrs. E. Ward. Mrs. Ifniffen Recreation Paris, Clinton, on
recently returned from a trip to
Wednesday Oct. 20
Europe.
Miss Frances Hawkins is taking a
short "Observation" course in kind-
ergarten 'work in New York prior to
her deptiXture on S. S. Empress of
Russia from Vancouver on Oet. 14,
returniVg to her work at. Tagoya,
Mid -Japan, aftel, furlough it Cat-
ada.—Idissionary Bulletin, No. 4,
" The Anglican Church.
Mr. and Mrs, John RansCord, Mr. M.
G. Ransford and , Idrs. W. Jackson
motored to Niagara Falls, N.Y., to
attend a Meeting of the Ticket Sel-
lets' A.ssoeid-tiot, which convened
' there last Week. It fell to the lot
avxr. rtanooll to.".replY to the,ad-.
dreep Weltome the„ nayor
o ia. ia, .a o,,. ,
sure,'he would dee honour to the cir.;„,
gariiation he was' representing 'ant
alio...thenat,iet 'froth whioh he cattle,.
At 1 ocloelt, pan.
Field and'Track Events,
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Softball and Basketball
Mitchell; Seafortki and Exeter
High Schools
And Goderich and Clinton Collegiate
' taking part .. •
AdmisSiOn to, Ortrancls,--25¢.'i,.
In the evening At -Home wllbe
held in ithe toven hall ,. commencing
a 1,
at 8 clocit. Admission to hall---
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Poultry Wanted
Now is the bite to get rid of your
non -producing hens. We will do your
culling free- of charge. We also want
thickens and ducks. Wednesday and
Thursday forenoons at residence, Vic-
toria street,..five doors north of C. N.
R. tracks. Call 231, Clinton central,
for prices.
A. E. FINCH
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DEBENTURES
FOR SALE
The Corporation of the Town of
Clinton offers to• local investors de-
bentures issued for payment of the
new...Collegiate Institute building, in
sums of $50Q and $1,000, yielding.
five per cent, to the purchaser, In-
terest payable semi-annually on Feb.
1st and Aug. 1st. ,
Further information may be ob-
tained from
, D. L. MACPHERSON,
Treasurer.
Clinton, Aug. Syd, 1926. 69-tf
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Repair your, old one, or pat on a
new roof. Now is the time to prepare
for the winter storms. Bird's Roofing
prices are lower and it 'wig pay you
to haye that *job done at once. See
our stock of Bird's roofing, the'best
) the market at the right price for
every. p oc
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Ladies` 250' Gentlemen 75,1 ,
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If Yen Dosnt'ats,-)Ya,tti:IrtioaniGood AitrEhortaend24p4i,tie77_0....:
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•6 -et Ready for: Willtor
The snappy weather iS coining fast, better get your plants and
flowers inside. We have all kinds of Ferneries to hold them, all
styles and prices. We also have a nice.,assortment of reed furniture
to go with them.
We have a wonderful new stack of Electric Lamps and Shades
in Silk and Parchment Cloth. Just the thing for a wedding or
..0hristmas gift. And of course we are fully prepared for all your
needs in Congoleure, Linoleum, Oil cloth or Rug,...
HARDWARE „
The stove season will soon be here. and we are prepared better
than ever to supply youroteeds Rages and Heaters, inade,.by
the different manufacturers in order to give you a selection in price
and quality.
A Congoleum Mat given FREE With • every Stove Purchased
A full stock of shelf hardware, Brantford Roofing (best by test).
We do Plumbing and Tinsmithing. Ask us for estimates
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK '
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 • Hardware 195
FALL HITS
A complete stock in all sizes
•And the newest styles and colors
just anived. At our prices the
well-known Biltmore , -Hat can.
ridt-be beat for .quality or priee.
Look at Your Hat
, —Everyone Else Does"
Custom Tailoring For Men ,
litutort
&Herman' 4
Davis• -
Cleaning and Pressing THE MASTER HAT OF CANADA.
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Men -or Wonaen. to
Pick Chickens
GUNN LANGLOIS & Co. Limited'
BEAD OFFICE' MONTREAL, qtra.,
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CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190,