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CLINTONS LEADING,JEWELERY STORE'
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Are your glasses "right" --
in style in/ bar nsingness
and "suitable" ;tor the "occa-
sion"? There' is a style of
glasses suitable '• ;for home, of -
Bee, street, sports 'and`. dress.
We carr assist you in selecting
the style of eyeglass or spec-
tacle most suitable for you and
tFie Occasion,
Correct styles in glasses are
as important to one's good ap-
pearance as the latest styles in
hats, shoes or clothes. A wide
variety of frames and mount-
ings made of white gold, shell ,
and metal' at :prices ''to meet
YOUR".purse-and wishes.•
H. JOHNSON
Graduate of TorontoCollege of Optometry'
Fine Jewellery and Repairs - Next Hovey's Drug Store
Made to
Measure
Clothing
We are now carrying the largest and best range of 'samples for
made -to -measure clothing we have ever been able to show, consist-
ing of serges, pure wool Indigo blue and different shades of grey
English Worsteds and neat patterns and fancy and staple tweeds
for ordinary wear et prices from $20.00' to $50.00.
STRICTLY IIIGH CLASS TAILORING
Your choice of all the latest style creations and a guaranteed fit
It will pay you to look over our range et $24.00 and $25.00
They are Bargains.
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Plumsteei Bros.
PHONE 26.
sIlavo Yen, iiteiniSed "the family "a good .radio Set". this year?
It is a good: investment in culture and you should not delay the day.
In present stage of development the fall and winter months
are best for radio' reception.. The air is free front storms and elec-
trical disturbances and a. good radio furnishes entertainment and in-
struction for the whole family.
This store is headquarters for Canadian General Electric and
Fads Radio sets and equipment. Also B. Batteries and Storage B
Batteries and Loud Speakers.
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Colne in and listen in --and let usexplain the merits of the
different sets
Stitter & i erdu.e
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
?Phone 147w
Some people go rightmi spending
money for broad and beefsteak -and
things like that when they haven't a
car to then " name and others who
need a lour piece gTas., table set con-
sisting of
on-sist;ing:oi' a covered butter dish, a
covered sugar 'birw1, a -spoon holder`
and a ci•eari pitcher " that we have
priced at X1.00 let the opportunity,;
pass.
. Dot your 1's,- Cross your T's. Mind
Your P's and • Q's. Such feats as
these are d9.ne,with ease when Water-
man b
aterman'b; pen you use.
The dull evenings or the .tedious
Journey will yield to th'e charm of a
good story in magazine or book. We
have, at our news-stand the .popular
magazines and carry . a moderately
sized stock of. books. One series,
cloth bound, good authors, -at 50e, is;
designed for crowded bags, coat pock-
ets and comfortable reading 'post;;
tions; printed on fairly good paper
in clear type.
Danger lurks in darkness and -"un-
certain luminosity' ;tnay lead you
into trouble.: Eveready Flashlights
are;' the handiest form of -light, de-
pendable, safe, easily carried. An in-
vestment in safety. No: flame to ig-
nite gasoline or nil, won't blow out,
the light released by the pressure of
your thumb, the safety worth ,many
times the price.
A saving is to be had for the talc-
iris that the buyer who waits some
times continues to wait is true. W'e
offer two packages. (60) • envelopes,
No. 6 size, white, blue lined, for 5c
or to put it another way, you buy -
one package : at regular iirice of 5e
and we give you another package
free.
If . you get up and start early .in
the •morning, you miss all the traffic
except those who started early to
miss it"and we think that unless you
come early for a pressed glass pit-
cher, 8 inches high, you will miss ex-
ceptional value at 45c. •
P.S.—We have four only, 13x19
Oval Gilt Fame with a very credible
oil paining in each offered at $1.98.
Original price of which was $3.60.
Will you see thent? '
The W. El.fair Ca.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
PINE MIIER
At Very Attractive Prices
We have a number of. grades -of Pine, in excellent widths and
lengths, suitable for garage, small builir s or
general repair ait
work,
which we are offering at bargain prices. • '
LUMBER AND FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS
Millwork, Doors, Sash, Gyproc, Lime, Paristone, Shingles
Th®' as McKenzie. Estate, Clinton .
Gyproc—Keystone Brand Shingles in four grades and everything in
• Builders Supplies
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Mrs. R. J. Cluff has returned from a
visit. in Hamilton.
Mies Isobel Draper left last week for
het school at Brantford..
Mr. -Kenneth Whitmore of 'Brussels
was home over the Week -end.
Mr. Chas. Oilver of Stratford spent.
the week -end with his mother
town.
Miss Gwen Holmes of Toronto is
visiting her parents, Rev. A. A.
Holmes. '
Miss Jean Ford was up from London
spending the week -end at her home
in. town. -
Mrs. McFadden of Cookstown is a
guest at the homeof her mother,
Jars. J. Cornish.
Hiss Harriet Hawkins left this week
to enter the Stratford hospital as
nt ibe-in-training.
Miss Emma-Plumsteel returned
Thursday last from -`a month's visit
in Toronto and Cookstown.
Mr. George Middleton of Windsor
spent the week -end with his par-
ents, Sheriff C. G-. and 'Mrs. Mid-
dleton of Sunnyside Farm, the
Huron road.
Mr. sad Mrs. 11L W. Street and
daughters, Thelma and Audery, of
Ridgetown spent ' Saturday and
Sunday with the Rev. A. E. and
Mrs, Doan at Ontario street parson-.
age. .. ..
Mr, and Mrs. George Watts, who,
have had a most extensive trip
West, have retttrnecl;home. Mr. and
Mrs. Watts were in a railway wreck.
'tear Calgary but, happily, were
not seriously injured '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of De-
troit, have been visiting at the home
of the litter's.father, .Mr. George
Davies of .Clinton, and.the home of
the fornier's.paretits, Mr: and Mrs.
Marsh of Auburn,- during the past
week.
Mr. and`Mrs.•W. 'Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ransford, Dr, and Mrs.
J. W. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. M.
G. Ransford leave tomorrow morn-
ing to attend a meeting. of the
r
��iall-'
TicltetSellers Association at
fax next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Carter spent the
Week -end at Milton and Hamilton,
attending the Milton Fair on Sat-
urday. They called at 'Kitchener
on their way and took along their
daughter, Miss Eva, who is on the
Public school staff in 'that city.
Mr. L. W. Currell returned Monday
evening after taking a special six -
weeks' cause at Ottawa miller the
National Defence' Department. He
enjoyed -the stay in the Capital City
very mach and—together with his
training fonud telt experiences very
interesting. '
Mr. Elmer Paisley,' who has been
spending the 'summer in Northern
Quebec'"with a surveving'party,
spent the week -end with his par-
ents,, Mr. and Mars. 0. L. Paisley.
On Monday he returned to Toronto
to resume his studies a the. Uni-
versity.
Mayor Jackson. and Reeve Trewartha
' "to
went tip to Wanghamyesterd ay
attend a meeting in the interests
of getting a hin,'hwaybetween Clin-
ton and 1tsrriston. About thirty
i
were present from -the seyerel corn=
muixrties interested <
:
t •ested an -1 a. commit
Hazel will attend the Ontario Col= 'tee was ";appointed, Clinton's mayor,
lege of Art and Master Bud a spec- and reeve being two -of the names
saltraining class in Rose Avenue ... on the committee, to interview the
school : Mks.: Harris returned Mon- ` County counicls. artdto bring the
matter before the Department
People You Knovv
Mrs. James Scott has returned from
a trip to Calgary.
Miss Hattie Baker of Pullarton was
in town for the Elford banquet on
7sriday evening.
nlr.
and Mrs. ;'• J. Livermore, MTs.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Miss Lucile
Grant. motored to 'Exeter on Sun -
..day.,
Miss Winnifred.Jervis:retuiyned home
Tuesday atfer a fortnight's visit
• with friends in, ]yVlitehcll and Foliar-
ton.
111$. and Mrs. H. S. Walker ..of Lon -
din visited at the home of Ms1.'and
Mrs. Geo. Holland, the lady's broth-
_ er,;,on Sunday.
Mr.. and _M.rs. Bruce Holland and
babe add Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook
visited the former's " patents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, holland, and with
other relatives on Sunday.
1TON NEWS -RECORD
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TI1UESDAY, OCTOBER 6,
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ner Gr0cc1!y.
Our .next car will be R edpath's Pure Gane Sugar. Prices
while unloading at the car or at the store -this- week only, till
Saturday evening $6.90 per Bag.
Other Attractive Prices
2 canS Peas for r . ............. 25e
2 plcgs Corn Starch . • 19c
101bSugar .........., 73c
Cern 6 lbs, Cn Meal ............. 29c
3 Brooms.
5 -string- for 98c
Big Soap Week
10 Bars P. & G. Soap .. 455e .: ,
3 Bars Lux Toilet Soap ... 22c
100Bars Comfort Soup';
59p
40 Bars Special Soap 59c
2 lbs. Soap Chips .. .... 29c
- 5 lb. Pail: Lard 89c
8 lb. Pail Lard' 55s
, '6.Ibs. Rolled Oats ....... 29c
5 Ibo. Corn Syrup 381
. 3 tins Clark's Soup . 27c
Kraft Cheese lb 35c
B Bacon, piece,
ilb 29c
Matches, 3 boxes for
Pure Raspberry Jam ..
Marmalade, 3 lb. jar
250
59e
See Our Five, Ten and Fifteen Cent Counter
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
2- Tins Baba 22c, regular 2 for 25c
Sample -Free`
Mammy Bread, Buns and Cakes
Fresh Salmon Trout Tuesdays and Fridays
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.• in the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early'
Cash' and
Service .® e
O'Neil
Where " Sells for less" price prevails.
Phone
48
Mr. and Mrs.' Trench, Mr. and Mas.
Colvin, Mr..David Paisley and Mrs.
Smith were the guests on Sunday
of Mr. and Mks. W. J. Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnn and Mr. and.
Mal. George Dayis and soar Kenneth
'o'f Stratford were the _guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucas on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and daughter,
who have been visiting at the home
of, Mrs. Martin's aunts, Mrs, J. G.
Medd and ,.Mrs. Wm. Stanley, and
with Mr•. -.E. ,Carter,' left last'lweek
for their .home in Winnipeg.
They
motored hack by Deroit,ind
Chi-
albs-~ B, Barris anis MISS " Hazel
Harris went to
t
and 'Master 13ud Hoz e
Toronto on Saturday, where Mrs's
Quality
WE SERVE AND
SATISFY
Service
Redeem your Palmolive and Princess
Tokens Here
'Week -end Specials
Pure Orange Marmalade, large jar 39c
Oranges per doxen 29c
HANDY AMMONIA
3 oR`25c
ASID G. SOAP
BrAORRS
45c
CORN FLAKES
3 FOR' 25c
GOOD RICE
3-
-LBS. 25c
I'OR
b ATCHES
3 BO%ES 25c
l+rOR
CANNED PEAS
NS
2 TFOR 25c,
BAKING POWDER
1'9c PGER
CORN STARCH.
PKGS.
2 ,OR 9c
SEEDLESS RAISINS
- FT,.25c
PORK AND BEANS
,
2 TIFORNS:25c
'Sardines 4 for 25c Pickles, epr quota i .....,. 50c
Pineapple, per tin 20e Tea, special, per Ib...... 59e
' Lard, • 10 lbs: Pail $1,60 Jelly Powders, 3 for 19e
Shortening, 3 lb. Pail .., 60c Corn Syrup, 5 Ib. Pail 38e
L. LAWSON & coLAWS.
PRONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
minvemparnmaimmunosso
D. L. -and. W. Coal and Servet -SOI,
vay coke alawgs on hand for Mimed
-
late 'delivery.
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood.
Prices reasonable and same to .311
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W.J. �M 1L'�eLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
Phone 46
People You Know
Mrs. Wm. Brown returned the end of
the week after a visit with friends
at: Brampton.
Mr. W. D. Fait was in London on
Thursday attending the funeral of
the late Rev Dr. Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs, Thompson of Detroit
spent the week -end as guests at the
home . of tare latter's uncle, Mr.
George Davies.
Mews. Franle'Jacicson of Barrie attd
Walter Jackson of Brantford ,were
week -end gdests of their. brother
•and sister, Mayor Jackson and Mrs.
H. Steepc. '
Mrs. Gordon Johnston and Master
Douglas returned to their home in
St; Catharines • on Saturday atfer`
spending some weeks with the for
mer's mother,' Mrs. C". Lovett.
Miss Hattie
C
ourtrc
c and MSS '!s s
B. F.
Ward ntotdi•ed to St. -Thomas and
spent the week -end with friends.
Miss Stone of Essex was also visit-
ingin the;.]lailroad city over the
week -end.'
Huron 1Road;EaSt
Mr,."Neb1e Ilolland is busy this
week .threshing beans. Mr. Holland
made 'a, Shipment of alfalfa ineal to
Toronto the other day.
STOVES
For Heating
and Cooking
t-
Seo our new Quebec Ranges and
Heaters, Just what the family needs
for the coming winter.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS"
Clare Bros. Products and the
"Circulator" made by Dominion
Service Co.
MAKE AN INSPECTION OP OUR
LINES --AT RIGHT PRICES
• Agent for Louden Oil Berner
s
awkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
Huron Specialty Casting Co., Fou
CLINTON'. ONTARIO
Manufacturers of Iron, Brass and Alulninuln Castings.
All makes of Plough Shares and aole,Plates
Wheelbarrow Wheels, Grate Bars and Chilled Fate Amnia.
Prices Reasonable
CURRELL & SHIPLEY.
We have a full stool; of Groceries. Guaranteed to Se 'fres asst
of the best quality.
Telephone your orders and we will give you ivlte 1,4t.ory Ida
Quality' and Service.
Sixteen ounces•to the. pound—Satisfaction oar ,r7tsney Mandel
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THE C. & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Vials) 125ttr ,
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STAR THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Oct. 10, 11 and 12
FLESH AND THE DEVIL
STARRING JOHN, GILBERT
Colorful, dramatic, gripping—with a love story that tzanseeud
imagination, "Flesh and the Devil" stands unique on the semen.
Admission 25e and 15e
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—Oct. 13, 14 and 15
ROOKIES
New' heights of comedy are reached in this overnight laugh sense, -
tion. You must meet the greatest of all comedy teams—George II: -
Arthur and. Karl Dane.
Admission -25c and 15c
NOW PLAYING'
Lon Chaney in THE UNKNOWN
Admission 25e and 15c
Eggs Fresh
Good Quality a rings Good Prices
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We Pay Spot Cash ,
POULTRY
Ths;is the season to sell old fowl an21'oilers.
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. Hold the chickens until fully grown and we'lfatt€ned1
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