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CLINTON'S Li:AD.,,NG SE I•LERY STO
Marconi, the Father o1? Rai5o sees; the result of his dream in
- the 'New Marconi One -Dial control `l be °finest Radio of all. Never ;
before a radio like this one -elicit control. Protuned 10 razor edge'.'
selectivity. 'Power tube to permit of full volume 4without the least
distortion—cannot howl even if mishandled.
I1 gets every available station with one dial. The station wave-
lengths. in metros and kilocycles, areclearly marked on an illumin-
ated indicator, a child can do it. Clearnatural tones at any value
Battery 'operated or Batteryless'`
ICES ARD --4 tube set, 570.; 5 tube set, X90; 6 tube table model,
$115; 0 `tube ` console model, 5165; 6 tube batteryless console, $325.
POSITIVELY '1'Il'E BEST RADIO TODAY
R. /+L J WRNS
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
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INTER
ERCUATs
The new Coats • for this season
are marvels of style, comfort ands
quality. Blues are 'decidedly pop-
ular and we are showing a line of
chinchillas • at:_ $24,00 that are
without a rival. In the lighter
shades we have 'an exceptionally
attractive range at from $18.00 to
$24.44 and are real vsluea
We have accepted the agency for
Tip Top made -to -measure clothes,
and: are prepared to give service
and satisfaction, We and agents
also for Greene -Swifts and Berger
made -to -measure Suits and Over-
coats. ,.f.
CLEARING PRICES ON READY -
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MADE STATS
Plus.ss
efl4'9.Y" @ 11'"17;'. 71 n.
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Have you 'promised " the family "agood 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 wMter months
are best -for radio reception. The air Al free from storms and elec-
trical disturbances and a good radio furnishes entertainment and in-
struction -for the whole family.
Tins etore is headquarters for Canadian General Electric and
Pada Re4io, sets and equipment. Also B. Batteries and Storage B
Batteries and 1.,oud Speakers.
Come in and listen in—and let as ,explain the merits of the
• different sets.
Sutter `& Perd.ite
PLUMBING'. HARDWARE * ELECTItIC WIRING
Phone 147w
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Plant now for Winter and Spring ' . DAFFODILS
Flowering
Let tie supply you from a tine stock SNOWDROPS, Eta.
of— - - Paper White Narcissus, quickly
HYACINTHS grown in either water or earth.
- CROCUSES, - Only 5c a Bulb
Give`Vont-Plants Good Soil—We sell
TULIPS it at 15c a Pail
ANEMONES '
CVNIN{SHA E, FLORIST
32-3
C�®Fireproof all.:aard
• Walls and cdilings made with Gyproe remain rigid and perman-
ent
ent with the ",durability of the rock from which it is made It- is
light and easily handled, and it will not buckle or warp. The surface.
may be papered, painted or panelled.
,Gyproc can be used i nevery building, whether it be the cellar,
attic or any Place where good walls and ceilings are necessary.
GYPROC—SHINGLES—LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Tho ►;as , clCenzie.Estate, Clint°
PIIONE '88
The good golden 'grin is as heavy
Land sonud .as ever before, the apples
as red and rosy, the 'grapes ,quite
luscious, Tlie season,has'been gra:'
cjRus to us. '1nd the old earth has
kept the promise made to us that it
should bring forth plenteously` of its.
fruits. Thanksgiving Day. comes
only once a twelve=month` but the
spirit of "'thankfulness, with many
could be In evidence every day in the
year. - We cannot kill the farted calf
or have roast turkey for dinnerall
the time, but there is to most of as
something to be grateful for even' ' if
a few' potatoes do rot Or a'field ,or
two ef: oats sprout in she shock. We
therefor , suggest that you send a
Thanksgiving greeting card to your
friends or can you use a Tissue Crepe
Table Cover, Crepe Napkins, Doilies,
Entice Cards; Decorated Paper 30
inches vide, ,Turkey cut-outs or
Seals, all appropriate to the season,
SCATTER SUNSHINE WITH
GREETING' -CARDS.
The: W. B, Fair Co
Often the'Cheapest—Always the Best
Mk. IL W. Ambler of Pontiac, Mich
is in town this week.
isfr. Cecil, VanHerne of Elmira was
home over, the week -end.
Miss Lottie Slomen returned this
week frpnz a • visit{ in Chicago.
Mrs. W;'Jz Miller, ar., is visiting
friends in London for a few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. C. J. C.'Mogk of Mone --
ton called on Clinton friends one
day this week,
ll r. Fred .W;arning. of Delhi is visit-
ing his daughter, Mrs, G. A. Crooks
of the Base Line:
Mrs. Elliott of Toronto visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B,
i.; Lindsay, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard are vis-
'" iting friends•atBurgessville, Wood -
Stock, Norwich and Delhi.
Mrs, H. Pennebaker and„ Miss Edna
left this week on. a visit to rela-
tives in Toronto and Oshawa.
Mrs, Clifford Keys of Va'rta spent
a couple of days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, "John Tiplady `of the
-Gravel Road, last week.
Mics. J. Wiseman is spending a (ow
_ -weeks ' with her daughter, Mrs."
MacCaRum of Kingston and son,
-Mr. J. C. Wiseman of Brockville.
Mrs. G J: Hunter; her sister, Miss
Jennie Grant, and cousin, Miss
Campbell' of Seaforth, leave on
Tuesday next to spend the winter
• in d'aliforuia. •
Misses Helen Jowell of St. Williams;
Grace Rorison of Chatham and
Marjorie "McLean of Leamington
are the guests this week of Miss•
`Dorothy Rorke.
Miss Lola Black of London and Miss
An Mae Hood of Kippeu spent a
few days last week with their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rabt.
J. Fisher, 13111 street.
Rev. G. I. Barns of Salford, formerly
pastor of the Clinton and,Anburn
Baptist cherphes, 'and Mrs. Burns
called on old friends here and at
Auburn; on Monday and Tuesday:
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn McEwan returned
from E'ldersi'ey, .Sask., last eveelc
and Mr, McEwan will resume work
in his tailor shop.,, Mr. McEwan.
went west ' last spring believing
that the outside life would be bene-
ficial to his healtif;'•and' he had a
fair corp on his fain this 'season.
Mrs, Mctvran followed later id the
season and remained for a time.
Striven Township'
Mr. Thomas Fairservice has sold
his farm on the lith concession to
his brother, Mr. James Fairservice of
the Stt{ concession, who takes posses-
sion this fall, having sold his farm to
his neighbor, Mr, Wm. Carter. We
wierWeleome Mr. and Mrs. James
Fairservice to our neighborhood.
Mr. George Hesselwood, who has
been sick for the last two years, is
'not improving. He has been takento
the Clinton Hospital for treatment
and we hope to hear soon of some
amendment in his condiition.
Stanlien Township
Mrs. Thos. Baird; er., has returned.
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Angus Gordon of Ashfield,
Mr. John. McGregor of I e risville,
Mich., visited his brother, Mr. Hugh
McGregor, -last week.
Wo aro called upon this week to re-
eord;'the loss of a highly esteemed
resident of Stanley .Tp., in the -person
of Mrs, John, Cowan, widow of the
late John Cowan, sr., who died on
Friday; Oct. 28th, it. her 82nd,,year•
She leaves te" mourn the loss of a
good mother one son and two daugh;
ters, John and Sophronia' 'at home
litton's
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If you would be as wise as an owl, read our "Than s y° g
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Specials and. see "Our Owl "Window" m how to .he "Hea,ithy,
'Wealthy and "V ?`ise.
California, Grapes 15c lb' Special values in S 1® ° counters
far of Prince Edward Potatoes to unload at bag .ora; -order
—For the Dinner.
Campbell's Soup.. 150.
Cranberries, perlb.; , „ 25c
Asparagus , ,. 25e and 40c
Canned Peai"s , , 30c.
Canned Puniplcin 18e
Mixed Nuts, per lb, ", • 30c
Cheese Chips . . ... 20c
Swisii Cheese , •• 60e
Celery, per bunch .., 10e
Pietaehio Nuts . 5e'
Thanksgiving Dinner
Clear; Tomato, Soup
Roast Tiirkey
1- iced Potatoes : Scalloped Onions
Buttered Asparc gus
Celery Cranberry Jelly • Olives
Pear Salad -• ` Cheese Chips
Pumpkin ' Pie
Nuts and Grapes
Coffee:
Big Prune Week
Prunes are Very Fine in Quality
and Cheap.
Good size, per lb:.. • , , 10c
Large 'size;/per ib .15c
Extra size,' per lb.' , ... , 25c
Also Dried -Peaches and Apricots
15e and 20e,
Other Specials
forweek-end-
-loth.
ee-e11d,10lbs. Glanttlated Sugar•
3 lbs. Broken 'Socias
73e
29c
Ginger Snaps;- 2 lbs.' for . , r , , . 25e
Dried Fruits
California Raisins, 2 lbs. for ..' 29c
Lemon and Orange Peel .. 25e
Mivted : Peel .' 39e
, New 'Valencia Raisins 18e,
White Beaus, 4 Ibs. for''..
Oranges, per dozen
Breakfast Bacon, per lb.
. 25e
23c,
29e,
Filletts of ,Haddie _ Finnan Haddie Saif on Snacks
Head Lettuce California Grapes
Special :Price on car of Dominion Sugar'
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY .9:a.m..' IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST .DELIVERY 2:30 p:m.
We.
O ,O'NeH
Cash a&.
Service
WHERE "SEL'I45 FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS.
,ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
For the Feast
Thanksgiving
The one 'day in all the year
when the family dtnner donin=,
ates the festivities, and mother
will have nothing but the best
foods in the land. for the table
Olives; plain15c, 200, 40d'Golden Baritsui Corn, tin 20e
MO "stuflet7 , ': 20e, 20e, 40c Canned Shrimps 25c•
Branston •Pickles, C. & $.- 300 Jelly Ppwders, 4 for 25e
Pure Hors@'Radish ... 25e Mince Meat, 'per lb. 20e
Sliced Pineapple 20e Salted Wo,fers, per pkg. 5e
Heinz Ketchup ... 20c and 30e Cranberries, per Ib. - 25c
GRAPES—'LETTUCT =-CELER'Y' . SWEErT POTATOES
• CABBAGE—BANANAS--ORANGES
FILLETS OP HADDIE
LAWSON qo.
PHONE Ill PROMPT DELIVERY
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Branch 125j
Ah'
Good Coffee
Let us supply you.
withour der ous
coffee which you will
enjoy .
GROCERS
Main 125w
COAL
D. L. and W, Coal and Semet-Sol-
vay Coke alawys on hand for immed-
iate delivery.;
Also a quantify • of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable' and same to all
-Orders taken at Sutter and Per -
due's and accounts maybe paid there.
m J. Mt1LI ER & SON
Orders taken 'at residence, Ontario. St.
, Phone'46•
and Mrs. John Sparks of the Bronson
line, Stanley.'
The funeral took place on Sunday
to Bayfield centetary and was largely
attended. The pallbearers were Robt.
and Joseph Greer. Joe Foster, John
Woods, John McDonald and Samuel
Sterling,.
' Mr, .and MVlrs. William ,Rohner of
Goderieh township were the guests of
Mr. Samuel Bohner of the Bronson
line On Sunday last.
Mr. Joe Greer was in London one:.
day lastweek 00 business.,
STI VE8
For Heating
and CoGking
` See our new,.. Quebec Ranges and
Haters. Just: what th9 ,family needs
for the Coining winter. -. •
SII E OUR .WINDOW DISPLAYS
Clare Broe.. Products and.the
"Circulator" made by Dominion
Service -Co,
MAKE' AN INSPECTION OF OUR.
LINES—A:T RIGHT PRICES`
Agent for Louden OiT Burner:'
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244 e..
How About Some Real Comfort
Since fall is here again and you will be spending most of your
evenings` at home you would surely enjoy you7seives more with a
few good comfortable chairs or, at' Chesterfield Suite. INS have a
fine, large stock of both which are ,built for Strength, Beauty and
Comfort.
Then for good refreshing sleep it will pay -you to discard that
worn outmattress for a Marshall or Simmons spring -filled Mattress,
Prices ranging from $25.00 to $37.50 and you will agree with us
that you could not spend the same amount in any better way. If
it is something a little cheaper we have good values in all layer -felt
mattresses. from $12.00 to $19.00.Also a good assortment of Springs
and Walnut Steel Beds, •
HARDWARE DEPT.
As usual wehave a splendid stock of the famous Beach ranges.
nd heaters, also other makes to 'suit your price. •
Sone Extra Special -Values, in Electric eaters and Irene
A BARGAIN -6 501ga1. Steel Drums at $2.00 each
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOOK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
STAR THJEATRE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Nov. 7, 8 and 9
A REM:THANKSGIVING TREAT ---4A. SPECIAL PICTURE
AT REGULAR PRICES • • •
' Featuring John Barrymore
Admission- '25c'and 15e
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—November 10, 11 and 12
The Show that raptured Broadway, Chicago and every bii
in America
Admission -25e and 15c
NOW PLAYING
THE QUARTERBACK
Admission -25c and 15e
for We Pay Spot Cash
and Po It
Good Quality Brings
Goo,d t*rietes
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Gunn . l�nn � a, Limited
MONTREAL, QUE.
HEAD 'OFFICE'
LINTON' BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
" PHONE 190