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TI%URSDA'Y', SE I.:EMBElt 1, 1927,
LINTO��N''S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
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Maine school \vpric''`.
leans night Nerd for the
veragestudent,, because
early.= evening hours are
usually taken up with any,
number of other duties.
Therefore, par e n t s
should make :.sure, their
child is not subjecting
eyes tosseverd strain or
overtaxing which in later
years will collect a heavy
• toil.- Great care should be
taken by all parents to
prevent in,jnryto eyes of
their ' . children : during
sehoeil niontlis.'
It isn't just enough to
think your child's eyes
are all r ght, . Yon shetild
KNOW. The way t; o
know is to have their eyes'
exainined by "someone
qualified to tell you the
truth. We .have always
specialized on children's•
eye examination. And we
- never recommend glasses
unless it be for' health's
salcer
Bring; Your Child In
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Graduate of Toronto College, of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store i,
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Get Ready
Fir School
How about a new suit'
for opening day'? The old
one must be pretty well
worn out after two -
Months -of strenuous holi-
days.
Special . prices on Boys'
Suits for two weeks:
$6.50 to $9.95
Some with 2 pairs of
Bloomers
Vigorous Canadian boys and
girls need sturdy faotweur.:We
Min. to secure the 'best possible
values for the price. We' are
-offering special .values for two
weeks:
$2.25 to $3.50 ,•
Some less than cost
SPECIAL PRICES 'ON RALSTON'S RELIABLE. SHOE POLISH.
Reg. 15c Sizefor lOc'
steel Bros.
PHONE 25,
Seh®ol Days
Wil! Soon be Here
We hive •Bever tried it with either
children• or adults but we have been
told that "You can fool some of the
peopel All of the time and some of
the people most of the time, but you
cannot feel the children -at all;" We
can believe this to be. true in respect
to the children and their bnyiny of
School Supplies. They know values
and•.onjoy, tint profit by the eiq er-.
ience of doing their buying. Opening
Day; will be one of new impressions,
new thoughts, and new tasks. • We
have tried to provide such supplies as
will make school work easy and pleas-
urable. In Text Books, those meetin;,
the ;regulations of the Department of
Education for • our =local institutions
and 'at the.prices made by them. In
general supplies such as Scribblers,
Pencils, Crayons, we try to offer a
few specials: - One worthy of mention
is a lead pencil at two for ;five cents,
and another'an eight -color tin box of
crayons at 25c. Then we have a '916 -
page Scribbler for 10c, fair quality
paper; substantial:; -'doves and many
other' values„equal to any.
RE READY WHEN TITE BELT;
aA RINGS
Mid -Season inventory shows a number .Of last year's Radio
Sets in Stock.” We are marking these sets down to half price
t� clear out
"These sets will compare favorably in every way with this
year's model. Come in and tear and see these sets if inters,
ested in Radio. We can save you .money.
Sutter
PLUMBING HARDWARE
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WIRING
A H,�i
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'of Cre
Dipt Shingles
More than a . house,
more than a place to live
in, more even than a thing
of beauty --is home..' It is
part of oneself, growing
dearer as the years go by,
gathering ';about itselfthe
memories of love and
friendship, adding contin-
ually to its freshness, the
charm of time.
;'Such homes are those
which strike the imagina-
tion, fulfill fondest de-
sii es. • Such are homes•:
built in the truly artistic
style, Such will your
home be, if built with ha -
titre's building material--
Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles—ott. roof and sidewalk. Crco-Dipt
stained shingles in thirty shades of brown, green, red, gray or white,
make possible an accurate: interpretation of individuality in home
building. •
Trier . Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
FOIL 'SALE
'Thomas McKenzieEstate;'Clintonn
EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PHONE :
Mrs. James Flynn ' is visiting this
week with Kitchener friends.
Dr. P.; U•Iearn and family intend mot-
oring to Toronto the 'beginning of
the 'week.
Mrs. Lochart of Sioux Lookout vis-
ited her cousin, Miss Marne Muff,'
ores day last .week.
Mr.' alai Mrs. G. W. Pinner returned
on Satui:day from a trip to Toron-
to and Smith's ,Falls.
Mrs. .D. Dicicensed and Mr. Wilfred.
Dickenson • of Hamilton visited
Clinton friends last week.
Miss Irene East of Stratford was the
guest of her 'cousin, Miss Clara
Steepe, one day last week,
Mr. and Mrs; -..Alexander Elliott of
Philadelphia, ;Rei., have been visit-
ing the foriner's brothels in town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrison. and Miss
Morrison of. Hensall visited -with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Morrison on Sun-
day.
Miss Florence -Johnston left yester-
day to resume her duties on the
teaching staff of the Ford Public
school.
1Vlisa Ruby Churchill has returned
grain 1Vfuskoka,. after spending a
fortnight with her sister, 1VOI: D.
Massey.
Mr. and Mrs., E. H. Wise and Miss
Edna Wise -deft this week on a
motor trip to. Port Huron; and
Cleveland. -
Mr. and Mrs. E. R, Zinn and little
sort of Lanes visited the lady's -par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, George Holland,
this week..:
Mr. and Mrs: Frank Layton and Mr,.
and Mrs, .Fred Nott of the London
road, spent Sunday with friends in
Kincardine,
Mrs. Wm. Rutledge is spending, a va-
cation in. Toronto as the guest of
her daughters, Mrs: Russell and
Mrs. Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pepper and son,
George, of Adorable, Mam, were
guests the past week with rela-
tives inClinton.
Rev. J E. and Mrs Ford of 'Goderieh
and Rev. J W. and Mot. Scott of
.Owen Sound called on Clinton.
friends on Sunday'.
Miss Mary -Kerr of; North Morning -
ton has been holiadying during the
past cguple„of weeks with Miss
Muriel Downs of town. •
Mrs. James Scott left Monday f'r
Calgary, Alberta, beingg, called
thence -by the serious illness of her
mother; Mrs. James Fair,
Mr. Harold' Pickett, accompanied by
Mr. Fratilc Andrews, " motored to
Toronto for the opening of the
Canadian National Exhibition,
Misses. Mary Chidley and Ruth Jack-
.; e'en
ack-.;son returned to Toronto after
spending the holidays at the home
of their mother, -„Mrs'. T. Jackson.
Mr, Benson ''Corless has returned
from a pleasant •-holiday' spent at
London, Port Stanley`and'.with his
uncle, Mr.- E. -J, Colquhoun of
Science Hill.
Mrs. T. D. Johnston and her little
granddaughter of • Chippewa re-
turned home on Saturday -after
spending some time with her son
W. L. Johnston::
1V4rs. Raymond Davis and :family of
Staifa and Misses Margaret,'Ethel
and Annie Colquhoun of Science
Hill visited last week with Mrs: E,
Kennedy and Mrs. Coldest.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Blake and fam-
ily of Orillia have been visiting the
past week at the home of Mrs.
Blake's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Oliver Gale Orono street.
M .and, Mrs G. H,Elliott and fain-
ily niotorod to Port'. Huron on
1Vroiiday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott' returning Wednesday.: The
children are remaining for a week,
The
and Health Ment for Schools. Along. the line of Toronto Exhibition
cation period is over and the re -opening of schools" dead - us to suggest the foilowiog "Bill of Fare°'
for School Chilcren
FOR BREAKFAST
Hot Cereal or Bran Flakes
Brown Bread -
Marmalade or Jam
Glass of Milk or 'i -Tone
FOR DINNER
Soup -Vegetable
Potatoes
One Ve etable—Caaioi;, of ncets
Tapioca., Rice or Sago Pudding
Glass of Milk
FOR SUPPER
Salad (Vegetable}
Bread and Butte
Fresh Fruit -Thimble Berries or
Peaches
Cocoa or Vi -Tone
Toddy or Vitono . .
FOR LUNCHES
59c Smiles apd Chuckles, 2nds, lb. 49c
Roque£or)Cheese,
To'keep'that-School ,Girl Complexion, Palm Olive Soap, 3 for 25c.
Eyerrythi g For Making Sandwiches for Lunches
Chicken Paste .. 26e1 Cream , ,15c I Sandwich. Spree .. . 35e SPECXAL
,Anchovie Paste . 25e I Pimento Cheese .......150 Picnic Lunch Boxes.
Shrimp. 25c Salmon, per tin .. 20e Sandwich Filing 20e to 35c With Assorted Biscuits
Olive Butter .. 25e Red Salmon, per tin .. 25e I Peanut Butter . , 25c Each., 90e
t I � h,
Aylmer Peas, 2 cans for 25c
Fresh Salmon Trout on 'Tuesdays and Fridays
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Picnic Ham Week -End Specials ' '$reakfast Bacon
per lb. 3 pkgs. Jelly9e Powder FancylbCooki29c I es 1 3'pkgs: C25ornc Flakes per lb.
25c For 1 , per . 29c
For Pickling Season—Peppers,' red end green, Pickling :Onions, -Celery,: Tomatoes, Spices: , . ~
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. in the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30
Cash and
Service
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Pan.
Where " Sells for less ' price prevails,
Kindly Order Early
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SPECIALS
Lard, 5 ib. pail . 89e
i pail ,. 38e
Corn Syrup, 5 ll
ketchup, large , 25e
Canned Peas, 2 for ,. •.n 25c
Where- -
Fresh Means
Fresh
THIS WEEK
I'Rice; 3 lbs. for
Starch, pelt lb.
Corn Starch, per pkg.
a
Ly Golden do
Syrup
yiu1
25c -
10c
10e
30e
Vinegar for Pickling
Blended or White Wine, 50c per gallon
Anfronia, 3 .pkgs, for , . 25e
Ringo, 3 pkgs. for , , ... , 25c
Rubber Rings, 3 pkgs. for 25e
Cups and Saucers, doz...$1.70
Toilet special, 7 for 25c
Catsup, large . 20c
Matches, 8 boxes .for .. 25e
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs, for 25c
PEACHES — BLUE BERRIES — APPLES, Etc.
TOMATOES -- CELERY - CABBAGE - CAULIFLOWER
L. Lawson fe Co.
PHONE 111 - PROMPT DELIVERY
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Hot -:Weather
Groceries
Whether you eat ,at home
camp or picnic; buy your fresh
grocery supplies at
The C.
S. Grocers
Music Lessons.
Edna Wise, A.T.C.•
Teacher ;of Pigno and ;Theory '
Studio at 'twine on
ONTARIO STREET
Phone 153j
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New; ieliftg and Up. -tet -Date,
' See our new Jubilee Dining room suite4he fittest Canadian Pro-
duction every shownin these parts. •
tee styles it will
Our whole furniture stocl�,is all the latest y so pay
you to drop in and look us over and we 'will be glad to deliver to any
address.
HARDWARE
We have a few coal oil stoves and ovens which you will be able
to save money on by buying now.
A full line of Granitewate in all the new colors.,
Get your roofs ready for the rough weather now. Use the cel-
ebrated Brantford roofing which has stood the • test of years and is
still going strong. -
A good line of roofing paints, in black for asphalt and red for
steel.
Any ,furnace trouble, tell ms. Plumbing or Tinsmithing, satis-
faction guaranteed,
Clinton Hardware and 'Furniture .Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
.STAR THEATRE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Sept. 3, 6 and 7
The Doiiii-Bride
What is a "Demi-Bride?" See Normal Shearer at the Star
Theatre and find out. If you can see for laughing,
Admission -25c and 15e
Thursday, )!`riday and Saturday' -Sept. 8, 9.and 10
Sweet Adeline
"Sweet Adeline" is a love tale in Romantic Rural setting
Admission -25e and 15e
Prs'ervin
Season •
IS APPROACHING 'AGAIN '
Seeour cooking utensils — Pure.
Aluminum and the,' SMP Pearl and
Diamond Ware. Something for every-
pne.
W!hy not use an oil stove this year
for the preserving season? You will
D. L. and. W.' Coal and Semet-Solenjoy' being in the kitchen with the
vay Coke alaivys on hand for imn'ied-Perfection or'Nesce.
Think it over' and see^ns before
iate delivery.
you buy
Also a,, quantity of dry Maple - Wood
Pricesreasonableand same to' all
W. J, MII LER & SON
Orders token at residence, Ontario:51,
Phone 16
T. IIawIdns
HARDWARE cud PLUMBING
Phano 244,
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NOW PLAYING
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"FRONTIERSMAN"—With Tim McCoy
Admission 25c and 15e'
Bring ui your Eggs While rash
We invite customers to visit our candling and grading room
to see grading properly done.
We Pay Spot Cash
1\loiv is the time to market yonr fat broody hens and old roosters
Gunn,: Langton Co . Limited
HEAT) OFFICE MONTREAL, I$1JE.
For further information apply to
CLINTON BRANCII,4I'CL1NTON,;DNTARIO
PH(JNE 190