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Now that the -'ton,
bights are here
Came in and see
the new ='- /orris
Phonograph, ;with
the new .Fibre sound
fox. Beiter 'than
ever before.
'Very; large cabinet
san'lie as° cut f ®r•
$55.®®
Graduate of To
Fine Jewellery and Repairs
JOHNSON
onto College .of Optometry
.. Next, Hovey's Drug Store
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Watch' Out
'Tis the Eve of Hallows'
Gracious! Staring owls, . ,Spooks
and• solemn Jack -o -lanterns every-
where.
very -where.=- Shivers' down. your •ba& and
laughsup, yew! sleeve, but the fear,,
,some things are only'harmless ;'dee-
orations for Halloween, the observ-
ance of which"origiated'." in the old'
.days when superstition hedged about
the homes and awesome fear lurked
in the darkness. Today' it has become
e gay and frolicsome gala event, to
participate in fun.
Our novelties 'and decorations
will contribute to the success of
the jolly occasion._ Will you see
them.
11
e ' ' ajamas,
Made from the finest quality
striped pajama cloth and heavy.
weight English and Canadian flan-
nelettes. Comfortable easy -fit-
ting garments that are a delight to
the tired body and look at the
price,
1.98 and tip
Tliel. D. Fair Co.
Often the_Cheapest—Always the Best
Ther] are 'Real Values.
;..steel gyrus,
Plur
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PHONE 25_ 5lr _- "
What'Jl I
Order
Your, everyday ;problem, "What'll I
order?" will. quickly .be solved here,
where a great variety of choicest gro-
es: les are attractively .displayer] and
serve as suggestions for many varia-
tions of the menu. Ybu , will find
tempting foods that will satisfy the
most` fastidious appetite. `
Leave Your -Order Here for
Good, Winter and Cooking Apples
The C,1 & S. Grocers
&air Store. Phone 125 W.
Branch Store; Phone 125 J.
Link up Your
Horne
with
Furnace-'
atisfaetio 1 .
Why spend a winter of di'scoutent, with,the dangers at-
tendant upon the installation of a poor furnace, or even the-
poor installation'of a:.good furnace, when you' can equip your
home with a McClary s Sunshine steel -furnace and linkyour,
home and future` satisfaction with McClary's"guaranteed instal-
lation service?
McClai'..Y'Sunshine Sunshie Steel Furnace is made int! oth the pipe
h
and i Bless systems.: Here,;a again the benefit df. McC1ai' 's
pP Y g Y
guidance wilLie found'valuable.
to eref
HARDWARE PLUMBING ' • ELECTRIC, WIRING
PHONE 147w
Miss Gwen Holmes returned last week
to Toronto."
Miss Jean McMurchie left this morn-
ing' for Toronto,
Mrs. David Steepe visited Goderich
friends on Friday.
Mr...Harold, Kitty of Toronto visited
his wife and bribe in town over the
week end
Rev. J. F Hogg is hi London attend•
ing the Qnta?.•io Religious Education
Convelrtion. -
Miss Carrie May of Toronto is a vis-
itor with her aunt, Mrs. Hooper 'of
town, this week,
Miss Margaret Holmes left Saturday
to visit friends at Whitechurch and
'Corrie before returning to Brant-
ford.
Mrs. Wilfred Tanner and babe of
Wallaeeburg are visiting the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walker of
town.
Mr. and Mrs,. John Wiseman' return-
ed Saturday after a week's visit
with relatives at Kirkton and And -
Miss Hobbs visited her home at
Thorndale on Saturday and Sim -
day, being accompanied home by
Miss Houston. „
Mr. and'Mrs. Norman Fitzsimmons of
Detroit spent the week -end with the
former's ,.parents, Mr and Mrs.
Robert Fitzsimmons.
Mr, and Mrs. Rossiter and Mr. and
Mrs. Rawlings and Miss Acheson
of London spent. Sunday with Mr.
and. Mrs. W. J. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell _of Port
Huron are spending the week with
the latter's mint and grandmother,
Mrs„ C-. H.'.Elliott and Mrs. James
Graham.
Mr. and M%•s W. J. Ford and children
of Glencoe visited- for a day or so
during the past week with the
fortner's father, Mr. John Ford,,
who has been suffering,from an in-
jury received when he fell while'
working on the repairing of S. S.
Cooper's building a few weeks 'ago.'
Dr R. A. and 'Mrs. Worthington of
Canmore, Alta.," spent a week with
theiformer' cousins,. Misses M. and
E./ Wiltse of town, and ether friends
hereabouts. . It is ;thirteen years.
since .Dr. Worthington left Clinton
and his old friends were glad to`
welcome him beck to the old. town.
Mr. G. A.111oLaughlin of Detroit has
been visiting, relatives in Clinton
and vicinity this week. Mr. Mc-
Laughlin talks of going to Florida
for the winter, as he thinks there
will he plenty of employment at his
trade of house carpentry, in the
cities visited- by the recent wind-
storm.
Mrs. W. Walker of town and her sis-
ter, Mrs, Thos. Kenny of Fenton,
visited their sisters, Mrs. Chas,
Mason. and Mrs. R. Greenside, Lon-
don, last week. They also attended
the concert given in that city by
the fainous Glasgow Orpheus Choir,
a'.member of which is a relative of
the ladies.
Mr, and Mrs.. F. S. Whitmore and
babe, who had been visiting rela—
tives in Clinton and Goderich town-
ship for a 'week or so, left Satur-
day for their home in Hamilton,
Mrs. Whitmore had been :calla
home on acconut of the illness of
her mother, :Mrs" R. A. Hearn,' Who
is somewhat better.` '
Miss Lucy Levy and her nephewv,rMas-
ter Donaci1 ,evy, left this morning
for Galt, Calif., where the lade
, father resides Mies Levy, whcs
will spend the winter ire California,
is very fond of Winter sports: and
Will find this- a'complete, change
from skating, hockey; etc. She, may
enjoy it and she, may not,
»)7iecord
Pop Cods, j er plsg,
Ne✓ $rpzs1 nuts; per Ib '
Fancy mixed pekes, per lb,
10c
25c
20c
an
Cranberris, Sweet Potatoes, Grapes,
.Honey DeW Melons, Chest Nuts.
,y
10 hers P. & Soap
UesdaL
55e
Lees., ,Cocoa, Perl'b.
(She)1ed Walnuts, per ib..
lOs
59e'
melt's Fancy Btbes
e. ,
Vile iIneSda
•
;Matches, "Red Bird" 3 for : 29e.
2 PTt s. Corn Starch . 19e
5 lbs. Corn 'Meal ', 25a
6 lbs. Rolled Oats for , 29c
2, tins Peas . 27e
ti pkgs. Corn, Flakes , . 29e
Sat'aerda
•Sugar l Siigar 11
Redpath s Sugar
The market is -firm
Special price this week ONLY'
FOR CASH
Fancy Cheese,' Roquefort, Beaurn.ert, Piirnento
Honey ]Dew Melons, each' 35c
Specials
6 lbs. Epsom Salts
2 Brooms
Baking. Powder, lb.
i 2 tins corn
ti Syrup, 5'lbs,
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25c
95c
18c
25c
384
New •Frneits
New Valencia Raisins, per lb. .. 1.8c
New Figs, 2 lbs. for 25c
New Prunes, per ib 19c
New Peels, per pkg. ., .. 27c
(Orange and Lemon)
New Cit Peels, 1/2 Ib. , 20c
Spec alS
•
New Pineapple, •candied
-Shelled:Walnuts, per lb. 59c,
Asparagus, per tin 25c
Toddy" 35c,
the new food:; drink
Cranberry Jelly for Thanksgiving
Ten minute Cranberry Jelly—A11 you need: 2 cups water, 1 t cups sugar, 1 lb.,Cranberries. All you need to do: ,
Boil sugar and water five minutes, add`the Ccagberries and boil without stirring until skins are broken.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. Fn the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Os der Early
O'NeiI
W. , ®-
Where "Sells for less" price rare its.
Cash and
Service
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•T versary services in Dungannon en
Don't Wait Until Sunday,
Mr. and .Mrs' 0. E. Erratt visited
friends at Clinton on Wednesday.
-January.
Do Nov,,
Give us the measuremeints and we'll
get started on your storm sash as
quickly as possible.
Thomas McKenzie,
Everything in Lumber and Builders'
Supplies
Pine, Fir, Hemlock, Spruce, Gyproc;
Rocboard, Lime, etc.
80-tf
Stewart Warner
Radio Sets
Tubes and Radio
Equipements
.THIS IS STATION S.W.R.D. .
which stands for Stewart -Warner
Radio Dealer •
You wil] get full value for your.
Money here. 'Service at all times,
Before buying a radio set see and
hear the 5 and 6 tube sets, which for
clearness and purity of tone' have no
equal"at any price, and th'e price is
within' the reach; of all.
Sets sold on easy monthly pay
rnents. Every set-guaraniteed 60 days,
CALL AND; SEE THEM
Or';Better"Still, have a set installed•
in your home'oe, 5 days Free Trial
Sets installedanywhere in town or
country, free of cbierge,
' Musical Instruments For Sale
11; A. HlOVEY • -
'Phone 89 Clinton, Ont.
RETURNING OFFICERS 'IN
THE COMING ERECTION
The following :;Returning officer,
have been appointed for Huron, Bruce,,
and Perth: ' '
North` Huron: ;George R. Milldam,
Tlrussels; South Huron: Wm: Consitt,
Hensen.
North Bruce ,I.. B. Ui'iderwood,
Port Elgin; South Bruce: W4. G. Me
Callum. 4 '
North -.; Perth:.; Thos. Magwood,
'Stratford;`iSouth: :'Alfred Paul, Kirk -
ton.
In North =Huron three women aro.
acting as 'clerks' of Revising offi-
cers, namely Mrs. Hetnering'ton,
Carlow; Mrs C •J. Walker,, Gerrie,
and Miss Edna Webb, Goderich,
A Hallowe'en
Supper
Will be served in the Council Chamber
Under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church on
Friday, Oct, 29
Supper served from 5 to 7'
MENU: Roast Beef; •Cdld Dressed
Pork, Escalloped Potatoes, Salads,
.Tellies; Pickles; Pie.
ADMISSION --400
79-3
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 $500 and $1,000, , yielding
five per cent. to the purchaser. In-
terest payable semi-annually on Feb.
1St and Aug. let.
Further information may be ob-
tained from
Aitiinb rrl
Mrs, A. M. Rice, accompanied by,,
Mrs. C. Asquith, ,Mrs. Alp, Mrs. A:
Andrew and Miss' Ellen Phillips, mot.
oreci to Lpndon• on Tuesday this week.
Met and Mss Finlayson of Seaforth
and Miss Murray. of Bayfield were
visitors of, Mr, and;I(i'a, E. 'Lawson'
on Tuesday. .
The Women's Institute aro having''
their annual supper on Friday even-
Mg'
ven.ing• of this :weep,, After the supper,
Ithere will be a' play entitled "The Old
Oaken- Duckett'
Rey W. R. All - oend rteted aims.
Ii L. MACPHERSON,
Treasurer.
Clinton, Aug. 3rd, 1926.
69-tf
CLARE ,,EROS.
STOVES FOR RTAS COMFORT"
We ate the sole agents for the fain.
ous Jewel Quebec Heater, made by
Clare Bros.,- Preston We,- have sold
many in this comnnurv'y and Any olie
;es 1,.0 many satisfied air. '.v ill
add their' recommendation to our
t,u, a a.ntee.
Perfectly trade and beautifully
nickelled and enamclle T , great heater
as well as cooker. ' See them now at
our store. Heaters :yea Cook stoves,
A .
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HAII.DW UiR and UMBII4G
.Phone 244PL,
&et Ready for Wiatep.
The snappy weather is coming 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 stock of Electric Lamps and Shades
in Silk and Parchment Cloth, Just the thing for a wedding or
Christmas gift. And of course we are fully prepared for all your
needs in .Congoleum, Linoleum, Oil cloth or Rugs.
-HARDWARE
The. stove season will soon be here and we are prepared better
than ever to supply your needs in Ranges and Heaters, made by
the different manufacturers in order to give you a selection in price
and quality. .
A Congoleum Mat given FREEdwith every Stove Purchased
A full stock of shelf hardware, Brantford Roofing (best by test).
We do Plumbing and Tinsmithing. Ask us •fo"r estimates
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
A. complete stock hi all sizes
and th,e newest styles and colors
just arrived. At our prices the
well=known Biltm.oro' Hat can-
not be beat for quality or price.
Look at Your Hat
--Freryone Else Does"
Davis &Herman
Custom Tailoring.
Cleaning and Pressing
For Monet
THE MASTERHft ' OF CAIA0A,
Men or Women: to
Pie3 Chickens ,
G NN, LANGLOIS & Co. Limited
MEAD OFFICE ' '— MONTREAL, QUE.
CEINTON, BRANCH, i CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190