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THURSDAY, SEPTrl.2MBER 15, 7627.
CLINTON'S LEADING JElWELERY STORE
'EYE STRAiN' N.
home school 's otic
means night work for the
average student, because
early evening hours are
usually taken up with•any
number of other duties.
Therefore, parents
should make -sure their
child is not subjecting'.
eyes to severe strain or
overtaxing which in later
years will collect a heavy
toll.' Great care should be
taken by all patents to
pzevent'injury`to eyes of
their ihiIdren during
` school months.
It isn't just' enough to
think ;: your, child's_. eyes
are all right. You should.
KNOW. The way to
know is to have their eyes
examined by someone
qualified to tell you the
truth. We have always
specialized" on children's
eye_exaniination. And we
never recommend glasses
unless it be for health's
sake. ,i
Bring Your. Child' In
R. H. JORNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometer'
Fine Jewellery and Repairs, Next Hovey's Drug Store
Vigorous Canadian boys and
girl's need sturdy footwear. We.
aim '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
Get'Ready''
For School
How about a new suit
for opening day? The old
one, must be pretty well
wornout • after two
months,gf strenuous holi-
days.
• Special prices on Boys'
Suits for twoioweeks:
$6.50' to $9.95
Some with 2 pairs of
Bloomers
• SPECIAL PRICES ON RALSTON'S RELIABLE
Reg,` 15c Size for 10e
worm
SHOE POLISH •,
Plumsteel •B QS.'1
PHONI ' S5.
CURRELL & SHIPLEY
We have a full stock of Groceries. Guaranteed to be fresh and
of the best quality.
Telephone your orders and we will give you the very best in
Quality and Service.
Sixteen ounces to the pound --Satisfaction or money refunded '
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Main 125w
No reason for us to tell •you of the raw, chilly mornings and
evenings around home these early fall days. You know that a little
heat is essential, to family health --still it is too: early for stove or
furnace fires.
The electric heater will bring comfort to your home—and oh,
what cheer,` with its bright glow. They are so reasonable in price.
too. Carryto any room in the house, attach the plug—and it goes
right to work, for You.
An ideal gift to surprise and please
the wife. Take one home this week.
$8.00 to $10.00
Sutter & Pe' u.e
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC. WIRING
Phone 147w
and all Kinds of
UIL INSMATERIALS•
' MillworkS . last
. p .y.
Tho enscKe zie Estate, Clinton
Gyproc—,Shingles—Hardwood Fleming --Building Specialties
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LOTS r'oe n1AL E
We mean there are lots of Foun-
tain Pens ;for sale. ,Many makes,
many, styles, many prices. We have
them at, so low a price as 10c;,then
25c, 35e, 50c, 51.00, 51 25, but there.
is a distinctive one at 52,75. It is
Waterman's. Known by discerning
ones as the "Daddy of them all." The,
satisfaction it gives, the service it
renders and the years it lasts actually
puts it in the economy class. The
price is made by the makers, and is
maintained the world over and is it
not true that the manufactures' who'
stands out honestly for his price is
the one who makeS goods worth the
money. A Waterman Pen is backed
by forty-two years experience in the
.fine art • of successful pen making
and again is it not true that there is
nothing like knowing how to do a
thing—unless it's the faculty of being
able to do it when you knor✓ how,
Waterman knows how, Waterman has,
the faculty.. Tie school student ap-
preciates a5Waterman Pen, their per-
centage in examination may be af-
fected by his or her penmanship and
a Waterman supplies the right nib
with'the required flexibility.` Send
them to school with a Waterman, the
cliptcap fastener for'the teal he -boy
and. the holder ring type'for the little
miss For the adultwe have them rip
to $7.00 in nibs fine and stiff; fine
and flexible, rigid, standard, blunt,
and rounded. A, Waterman connects
thought with action and provides the
smooth, even way of effortless writ-
ing. Prices from $2.75 to $7.00.
Good Enough For Elegance—Cheap
Enough for Economy
We have the lows .prieed pens, but
-stone cheaper, . quality considered,
than a Waterman.
Tito ,W. D. Fair Coe
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
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Mrs. R. J, Cluff is visiting in Hnm
Ilton.
Miss Maud Torrance spent last. week
'at Brpce Beach.
Mrs. J. J. McCaughey is visiting her
• daughter, Mrs, John Flynn; -of De-
troit. -
]firs. Chas. Shanahan and ,Baby Cel-
estine 'are visiting friends'in De
Boit.
-Mrs. Will Hoggartli of Seafer'th vis-
ited Niles. David Steepe one day last
week.
Miss Eary McMuxebie of 7'000nto
spent the week -end at her home in
town.
Miss Louise Beaton of Toronto is vis-
iting this week with her mother in
to vri...• 4
Mrs. J. G. Steepe is spending •a. few
days this week with Goderich
friends,
-Mr..and Mrs. T. H. Lardy visited over
the week -end with Mr. John Wight -
man of Belgrave.
Mrs. Fletcher and twochildren of
New York visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. :Taylor of London
spent the -week -end as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Rodaway.
Miss A. Bartliff returned to Aurora
on Monday after spending the stun-
nier vacation at her home here.
Miss Winnifred Mel4fath, who has
been spending the Summer in Mus-
koka, returned home on Friday ev-
ening,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Walker 'left this
webk on a month's trip to Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Boston and other
points.
Mx. and -Mrs, John -Diehl have return-
ed from a pleasant visit -with relat
ives in Muskoka and Toronto,.,
where they visited the Exhibition
for several days.
Mrs,- J. Johnston of Boston and Miss
Isabel Johnston of Toronto called
on friends hi town this week. They
have been ',spending .a holiday at
Bayfield. •-
Miss Bessie Sloman, who hays been,
visiting her mother for the past
six weeks, has returned to New
York. Her nephew, Mr. 'Henry
Sloman, returned with her for a.
week's visit.
Mr.•and labs. Ralph Tiplady. returned
Tuesday evening after haying spent
a month. as guests of 'Mr. and Mrs:
R. Stirret of Sarnia, who brought
them home by motor on Tuesday,
returning homeayesterday,
Messrs. William and George W'Irit-
'tingham of Sunbridge, Parry Sound
bis., accompanied by their son and
daughtei motored down and spent
a few days at the home of Messrs.
J. Ford • and. S. Lawrence. Messrs.
,Whittington are former citizens of
Clinton. a.
Miss. Freda Wallis, who has been
spending a holiday at Midland and,
in the Georgian Bay district, spent
a long week -end : at her home in
town, returning • the beginning of
the week to resume her duties in
the dietetic' department of the Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
Mr. Rouse of Brantford and Miss
Rouse, who have been engaged in
mission work in China and is home
on furlough, were the guests of the
farmer's niece, Mrs. (Dr.) 'Hearn,
this week. Miss house addressed
the • Girl's Club ' of. Wesley -Willis
church on Tuesday evening.
Mr, and Mrs J. F. Reynolds, who
have been°Spending the pest couple
of years in Goderich, returned yes-
terday and have taken possession.
of their oWri cosy cottage in Albert
Street. Their friends are glad to
welcome them back and a number
were present to tell them so when
they arrived yesterday morning.
We are opening up new good's of different lines for 5c , Ic
and lSc " Special values, est qualities, Attractiverices. '
Call an.. inspect these goods, Thursday, `Friday; Saturday.
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Also follo r: n,g Week -end Bargains .
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar for ,
'New Cheese, per lb
Kraft Cheese,per lb 30c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. fox29c
Cleaned Currants., per" lb, • • . • . • . c
MixedPeel, .per 1b, ,59c
Shelled 'Walnuts, per lb 50c
Candied Cherries, per lb. ... 60e •
Ammonia; 8 pkgs. for
Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 Pkgs..for ' 25e
2 cans Peas
for ,.,,:., ........ ..... .......... ....:. .25e
2 cans Corn for . 29c
2 tins Tomatoes fol .•. 25c
3.pkgs. Jelly Powders for ............::...... ....,. 19e.
10 bars P. & G, Soap for'
Broom, regular 75e for
3 lbs. Rice for
2 lbs. Tapioca for ••
5 lb. Pail of Lard for .... , ...:..
3 lb. pail of Lard for
Corm Starch, 2 pkgs. for
6 ,lbs. Rolled Oats for
- 6' lbs. Corn Meal for.
2 lbs. Prunes for '; ......
3 tins Carnation Milk for
Baking Powders,' per tin
5 lbs. Corn Syrup for
45e
49e
25c
29e
89c
550
19c"
29c'
:29c.
296
29c
19e
38e
'Big Special in Breakfast. Bac®n, by the piece or side, lb. 25c
Lave your orders early. They will not last long.
New fancy pined Dates 25c , New Almond Icing 50c
Mammy'sBread, Buns and (takes; Jellied Tenderloin
Jellied Tongue. -
Fresh Salmon Trout on Tuesdays and Fridays
NOTE—We are taking orders for Alberta Peaches by the bushel, a car being expected about Oct. let.,
Leave your order early to avoid dissappointment.,
In the Morning First Delsveiy 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30"p.m., Yindly Order: Early
Cash , arKi
Service
Wo To O'I R4 e
' Where "Sells for less" price prevails.rof
.
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Good things to •eat have always been, our. policy and it
is upon this platform that we continue to serve you
• !
colThis"Week
Pure Lard, 10 lb. pails ...$1.60
Straw.- and Rasp...jam,
3 lb. jars , 55c ,
Sherriff's Jelly Powders
(with tumbler) 3 for 25e
Rice, 3 lbs. for ' 25c
Dried Peaches, 'per lb: . 25e
Prunes, 2 lbs. for . - 25e
Seedless Raisins, 2 lb. for 29e
Sliced Pineapple, tin . 20c
Fresh.' Fruits,
Betty's Peanut Butter, jar 25e
Libby's Pork and. Beans
2 for 250
Canned: Peas, 2 for 25e
11 bars P. & G. Soap .. 50,e
Rubber Rings, 3 dor for . 25e
Zinc ]Zings- per doz. . 'Me
Pickling Spice, per llkg1Oe
Vinegar, white or `blended
'per gallon r'. 50c
Vegetables, always at the lowest price.
L Lawson, . o.
PHONE t11 PROMPT DELIVERY
BAZAAR
IN COUNCIL' CHAMBER
on'
SATURDAY, SEPT.' 17th:
Commencing at 2:30
Under the auspices of the
Ladies" Aid of Ontario Street
United Church
BOOTHS—
Apron and Towels
Dolls and ;Handkerchiefs
Fancy Work
Touch and Take
'°, Candy 'ii
Iloinentride Baking
'Miscellaneous
Rummage
Afternoons Tea Served from 3 to 6
EVERYBODY WELCOME
26-2
Music Lessons
oVomJ
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Teacher of Piano and Theory
Studio at home on
ONTARIO STREET
Phone 163j
25-tf
OIL
D. I,. and W. Coal and.Semet-Sol-
GODERICH,: Mrs. Ruth Thomp-
son, of Goedrich, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Maud
Elaine, to Elwin Rutledge, of De-
troit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Relit, Rut-
ledge, of 'Auburn, the marriage to•
take place the latter -part of Sep-
tember.,;'
SAVE
Phianbing - Hire teeth - should be
inspected at least once a year. Pipes
and joints are naturally, bound to
daring a leak in due course - of time.
You can save yourself much needless
expense and loss by calling us in re-
gularly to inspect and make needed re -
With freezing winter months com-
ing on it would be well to consider in-
epection, repairs of alterations in
plumbing at this time.
Our service charge is very reason-
able and all work is guaianteecl,: We
recommend no changes, or repairs un-
less to your advantage in savings and
home comfort.
yap Coke alatsys on hand for immed-
iate delivery.
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood . e
Prices reasokiable and sense to all
rr. el.' lrl5bLd..e>aq SX a75JI'J HARDWARE and PLUMBING
I Orders taken at residence, Ontario St:
Ph ,
ast
one
New, Nifty Ind ,Up -to -Date
pee our hew Jubilee Dining room suite the finest Canadian Pro-
duction every shown in these parts. -,
Our whole furniture stock is all the latest styles so it 'will pay
you to drop in and look us over and we -will be glad to deliver to any-
address.
HARDWARE
'W;e have a few coal oil stoves and ovens which you will be able
to save money on by buying now.
A. full line of Graniteware 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 goingtrcng
A good line of roofing paints, in black for asphalt and red for
steel.
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Any furnace double,, tell us. . Plumbing or Tinsmithing, satis-
faction guaranteed, ,
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 10&. Hardware 195
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Most,, Tues. and Wed.
Sept. 19, 20 and 21
The - Better. Ole
Admission 350 and 25e
.Thurs., Friday and Saturday
Sept.' 22, 28 and 24
The Under-
standing Heart
You've never known what
love isyo
true
till you've seen
"The Understanding Heart."
Admission 25e+and 15e
Eggs s
Bring us your Eggs While Fresh
We invite customers to visit oiir candling and grading room
to see grading properly done,
e Pay ,Spot. Cash
Now is the time to market yonr fat broody hens and old roosters
Gunn, Langlois &
: Co., 1; fie
HEAD OFF/CE MONTREAL, QUE.
For further information apply to 0 '5
CLINTON. BRANCHA CL NTON aONTARIO
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