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DING -JEvJ73LLRY STORE.
A Watchpne use a weans
a reliable timepiece. 'Ve can sell you
a watch that ts'reliahle and' in a case
that is;guarateed
f;UR REPAIRING DEPARTMENT
• If your watch or dock needs. re-
pairing we can do the woes and give`
satisfaction., We can also ,repairjew-
elery and rings
n4eehe
H. »H. JOHNSON
Next i Hovey's Drug Stor4
and optician.
fr'iOU ti45 `.1'3OUR
CIIIII➢ItT4N TO 1i3 I'i.vl';
YUEN TIILY OI:One UJ
�rorr� the New» it tock
LADIES SILK AND WOOL HOSE AT $100
This is a beautiful line of hosiery and wonderful value atthe
price. It comes in all 'the -new shades: Congo, Log Cabin,.Cieri
can Grey, and •also in the plain shades such es Black, Brown and;
Grey,.
NEW, :WASHABLE SUEDE GLOVES AT 75c AND UP
These Gloves are made by one of" Canada's Largest glove menu
fecturers and come in ell the new shades, and this year are double
-tipped which give extra wear. See the guarantee ticket in each
pair. It will surprise you »the'behutiful gloves we can stow you
at 75c and $1.00;
MEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR -AT $L00 PER. GARMENT
This is made by "Penman" and a, good fell garment. See
these before you buy more.
Plumsteel Bros.
*PHONE 25,
SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUST , Ess
The Central Grocery
COOLER WEATHER IS HERE
How about some nice nourishing Soups? We have Campbell, Ayl-
mer and Heintz Soups—try ,altar: one of these eool evenings„
Soda Biscuits to go with Soup , .;.... •
We also earry a full Iine of tea, coffee and cocoa.
Tea, from 55e to
Coffee, per ib
Cepa, per lb. ...,.. .. ....,
Mori eg Jordan
THE CENTRAL GROCERY
ssingiisommensiesureenstauwasamesiema
80e,
,.,,. 40c,
Phone 144
NewP41 11,Suitings.
Swell tailoring is . usually
thought to cost a, swell price
We prove the falsity of that
idea by our moderate prices,;
THE SEASONS, STYLES,
are ready for your inspection„
W,e will tailor you a suit in any
style and cloth you may select
at a price that competes closely
with ready-made clothing.
Davis St Her
VETERAN TAILORS
as Leaocaacua'=
Cull and see ibis Wonderful Ware
at Moderate Prices
an
PIIONE 224-W
utter
AIIE' PLItMBING
Perdue.
ELECTRIC .W ZING
1,n»nroad, what'-Joseph'J. s
ioiv;-l:lio noted psychologist, lies
Go- tell you about tti'e nervous syr`
tem of your childr'on and its, et=
leer on their future' lives. in
The.
DESIGNER
NAG r2INE
for October
Now at our Standard -Designer>,
" Pattern counter, 1.5e. a copy,:
J
P e . Fair Co,
Often the Cheapest ---Always the Best
MIMIleu,um num l e e
Miss Helen Gunne of London was in
town on Tuesday.
kr. and Mrs.' W, D.` Fair were in
Toronto over the week -end.
Mrs;; : Will Jenkins was in Wiarton
the beginning of this week,
Mrs. Joseph Webster of Londesbore
is visiting Mrs, G. E. Saville: .'
Mr. John, Cuninphame is spending a
few days in Mitchell this week.
Mr. Fred Lawrence left Monday for
London, where he will attend, Nor-
mal. c'
Mr. T. Callander was up from, Mitch-
ell for a few days visiting -his vela.
tives„
Mrs. Coppin of Hamiota, Man,,; was
the week -end guest of Mra. W.
Pickard.
Miss Mabel Chuff returned Saturday
from a holiday spent in Hamilton
and London. •
Misses Jean Hogg and .Marion Gib-
bings left this week for Toronto to".
enter Normal. ,
Mr. George • Stone, of Essex, visited
his sister, Miss M. A. Stone of
town, ,recently, ,
Mr. Jacob' Sloman has been visiting
his son, Mr. Fred Sloman; who is
teaching in New Ontario: •
Mrs. McVittie of Westfield visited at
the home of her brother, Mr, S. G.
Medd, during the past week.
Dr. Brown returned Tuesday even-
ing after tasting an intensive course
in operative surgery in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, I%Ile of Bowman-.
ville are visiting the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. Ed.' -Morrison this week:
Miss Isobel Draper left this morning
• for Brantford, where she takes a
position' on the staff of the Insti-
tute' fpr the Blind,. •
`13r. A. V. 14fclCenzie and Mrs, Mc-
IKenzie of Alliston have been visit-
ing with the letter's sister; Mrs.
Ralph'Tiplady of town.
Mrs. D, Tiplady left Tuesday after-
noon for Swift Current, - Sask.,
where she expects to make a leng-
thy visit with relativs.
141r, and Mrs. Milton,Pfaif of Exeter
were the .guests on Sunday of Mr.
and pts. G. E. Saville. Mr.
Pfaff is postmaster at Exeter.
Mr, Frank Reynolds of Detroit . is',
in Clinton this week attending to
some business affairs. He is have
,ing a sale of live stock on Saturday.
Mrs. Mpo a of Detroit and --Mrs.
Lounesbery of North Bay have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. 3. 1.
Hogg of town during the past week,
Mrs. Wesley Vodclen and . Master
Leonard of Mullett township spent
a few Boys last week as the guests
of the lady's sister, Mrs. J.
Crih,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Layton. of Clin-
ton and Mr, and ltzrs. Fred Pepper
and Mr. G. W. Layton of Tucker -
smith motored to Parkhill on Sun-
day to, visit relatives.
Mrs. Initiate: and daughters, Misses
Anna and Laura Arthur, of: Paris
motored to Clinton on Saturday ansi
spent the week -end at thehomeof
Mr.' J, Walkinshaw.
.Mr, and Mr. A. T. Cooper were at
Dresden over Sunday and are 'this
weeleup in Grey and Bruce counties,
Mr. Cooper being busy' organizing
for the coining plebiscite.
Mrs, James Scott went to Toronto
and spent the week -end, meeting
her mother, Mn, Fair, str,., who has
reterned from the west and is ;nose'
with Mr. and Mn. Scott. '
Miss -Garrett of Washington, D.0.,
who has been spending the suntnier
at her summer home' in Bayfield,
spent the week -end as the guest of
-her niece, Miss B. F. Ward.
Mr. Robert Hayes of Lueknow, who
is in her eighty-seventh year but`
svho is enjoying excellent health, is
at present visiting her nieces, Mss.
E. L. Mittell of town and Mrs.
Roy Plumsteel of the London road.
Mrs. Fred Weir and eliildren, who
have been visiting the lady's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs., R. Jennison,
and other relatives in townand vi-
cinity for some months • past, l'o'ft
Tuesday for their home at Swift
Current, Sask..
Mr. and stirs. II/, Piinnsteel, 1Vir.
Perry Plnnsteel and Miss Emily
Plunisteel, who took a motor trip
to Brockville and othempoints east,
returned home Friday evening.
They were absent about a nrotsth,
travelled over one thousand nr(les
and' only :had: two punct res.. Mi•.
and Mrs. Pluansteel visited the jla-
ees of their birth, renewed friend-
ships :and all enjoyed the trip very
much.
Mr. Ralph Menson of Pasedena, Cal.
ifornia, on Saturday joined his wife,
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. -T. In Cook, for the
past month, and is spending this
Week in town. Mr, and Mrs.
Hewson leave for Toronto on 'Mon-
day and later go on to Euiralo,
iti
where Mr. ilewson will take in the
American Hospital Association'Con.
vention, Which: meets there from
October 6th to 10th,
SPECIAL SOAP DEAL `RHES WEEK
One Cake Palmolive Soap, regular 10c
One pkg. Princess Soap Chips, regular 25c
One2I)eal to each Customer
l'or 2c;
10 bars any kind soap
14()ceteria
Big Tea Barg
Black Tea, lb
Hursley Tea, lb
Our Own Tea, lb=
Monarch Special., lb
Tea Market Strong,.
ains
48c
58c
65c�
75c
Buys Now -
10 lbs Gran. Sugar
2 lbs Seeded Raisins
2 lbs Seedless Raisins
5 ib pail of Lard
65c
97c
25c
25c
$1.10'
Bodley's Marshmallow Cakes, each
20c
Kleenup Soap 2 pkgs. 26c with coupon
WEEK -END
Marshmallow -cakes;
Walnut cakes, each
Fresh Dates
,
Fresh Salmon. Trout,per lb
Peaches, Grapes,
SPECIALS
'per lb 25c
25c
2 lbs 25c
20c
Musk Melons
Cash & Carry
2 Deliveries
'i JQi �V.i`A
GRADE MILLINE!• ,@
The mode for the Autumn Season is now ready and our com-
plete Stock of dress and ;street hats are more striking and effective`
than ever,
•
The richly toned colors ------The new favors of trimming,
These and many other fashion ideas invite your Interest.
The
ogue
71-2,
Plant Paper White Narcissus for
early bloom, easily grown in either
water or soil. Hundreds; of fine
bulbs now in stock.
SpeCial 5c each .
J. Cuninghaane, Florist
Phones 31 17GW 72-3
-The Bazaar
that was Different
A Calendar of Booths
tinder the auspices of the W.M.S.
of the Ontario Street -church, in the
town hall on the afternoon' of Octo-
ber 3rd. It will open at 2:30. Fancy
work of all kinds, home madebaking
and candy, vegetables, etc., will be
sold. Afternoon tea will: be. served.
t"uceffeld.
,There passed away in Clinton hos-
pital' on Saturday last after a se-
vere illness of over three weeks dur
an, MWalter Muir McBeath,
youtiongestr, son of Mr, and Mrs. Alen.•,
IVTf y, • The funeral
vascl3eath held oon MStanleonday, Sept, 22nd, and
was conducted by the Rev. Mr, Lun-
dy, of I{ippen, assisted by the. Rev.
Mr, Hogg of Clinton, place of inter -
Ment was `Baird's eeinetery. Mrd
Melleath was taken away at the ear-
ly age bf twenty-seven years. ' He
will be very ranch :missed in the vil-
lage and community. The sympathy
of the »entire' community is extended
to his sorrowing parents, brother
mill sisters and alt 'his friends In
their severe hereavement.
Anniueitary services are to be held
in Union church, Tirueefield, on Sun-
day, October` 5th.. Rev. De. Can-
dler, Principal of Knox College, Tor-
onto, is expected to be the preacher
foe the day. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend the services.
A most liberal oliering is needed for
the current expenses of the church."
The Rev. Mr. Lundy of 'Rippon
preached most,• impressive Temper-
ance .sermons' here last' Sunday. He
urged all whose names were on the
vetoes,list to go to the poll on ,Oct.
23rd and vote for the continuance of
the O.T.A. The O.T A hasibeen
in force now for over eight, years and
it has made :good, as many of the
children of today have never'.even
seen a drunken mail. Those who are
older :lave all seen: or heard of the
unhappiness, :vice and degradation
caused by clrink and of broken-heart-
ed wives and mothers and Suffering
children. These conditions .still pre
vail,; it is said, inthe provinces that
are now under Government Control.
May God, save our fair' province from
such a fate as that. Mr. Lundy
said he heard of a congregation that'
was going to vote for the 0.T.A. as.
one man, It is hoped the same can
Alfred W. Anderton
Organist St. James Church, London.
Lessons in Voice, Piano, Organ, and
Theory. Pupils prepared for all
grades Toronto Conservatory examine
ations.,
Studio—Mrs. J. E. Cook's Albert
Street, Clinton., Phone 54. 71-tf.
PURE COMB. HONEY
FOR SALE '
CLOVER MONEY
in one pound sections;' price 25 cents
per section.
Free delivery in Clinton,.
Shipments- made of not less than
24 sections; express extra.
Orders may be left at The News -
Record Office.
IRVING BROTHERS APIARY
near 0.N.R. Depot
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
86-tf.
lie»»atin Needs
• . When contemplating a uew heating
A; system or having your old one repair
ed, get our -prices. Also anything in
Ranges or Heaters.' The best makes
always on- hand. at exceptionally low
prices.
- Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard-
ware ansi Glass always on hand.
'THREE OF A KIND
B;1ffalo Bill has the, wild west show,
With rough riders'froin every landn
Ringling Brothers have the circus;.
Advertised so great 'and grand.
Ono claims this, the other claims that;
Both are worth going to see;
But when it comes to setting up stoves.
Tom,4Hawkins is the man' for ME,
bin takes .them down, cleans therm up
And makes' them good as now;.
His price`s are right :not out of sight;
IIe, is also the roan for YOU.
i Phone 214
be said o:f Brucefield congregation.
Word iter been received from Rey,
0. 0, and Mrs. Armour, now of
Shanty Bay, that they are' alt well
and enjoying their .holidays,
GY
GOOD NEWS
To those looking for -real bargains in Phonographs and Records, ,
We are offering, very special prices on all our machines so you
will be able to enjoy the long fall and winter evenings and be happy.
Just look over these bargains then come in and see for yourself.
Colmnbia Phonograph in Mahogany, regular priee,$190 special $100
Columbia Phonograph.. in Walnut, :regular price $97.50, ,,at $75,00
Canadian Phonograph in Walnut,regular price $115 at' ..,.$87,60
3 Small table Phonographs, in finned oak, reg. $37.50 at. .$20.00 •
Records, all kinds and sizes, 3 for., ,,,.;$1.00
Hardware Department
Now is, the time to look your old roofs over: We have ell
kinds of Brantford roofing and siding at all prices.; aLet as figure
on your job,
Reduced prices on Screen Doors, Windows, Screens, New Per-
fection Oil Cook Stoves, Ovens and Stepladders.
Mixed nails one to six inches long at $3,00 per 100 pounds.
A few second hand ranges in good condition, for coal or wood,
at low prices.
Before going any further with your heating problem call on us
and we will give you estimates for a heating system that is absolute=
ly guaranteed.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co,
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 109
Hardware 195
cur l= °' ELL/ & SHIPLEY
VINEGAR—Do not risk'your pickles to inferior •gracles•of vinegar., Buy;
the hest.quality. 'It pays. •
We guarantee cin:; vinegar and our. prices are the best.
CAUL/FLOWER, ' SILVER SKIN ONIONS PICKLERS & CUCUMBERS
Redliath's best granulated for the ,preserving requirements, It in-
sures your fruit keeping,
PROMPT SERVICE
QTIALiTY GOODS
THE & S G OCE $
Branch Store, Phone 125 S.
Main Store, Phone 125 W..
1»'
LOW PRICES
SCRA.NT
After several, years of interrupted service nu Old Line Coal
Companies, the D, L. & W. and D. &t -H, are now shipping us coal
regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that has been re-
ceived in Ontario for years.
sVMMER PRICES
are new on, and while it is warm these days let it remind you that
when Summer comes Winter is sure to follow.
LET US AVE YQbfll
Place your order with the fism that has always made a special
effort to supply what you want whtn'you'wait it whether Winter or
Sumner, muchor little, Egg or Stove.
We can give you service on any of the folluwing:
Grate Coke
-Egg Pocahontas
Stove ' Dorrite tgc Lulu
,Cannel
Chestnut
Pea Co91 Sntithing
We also have on hand a ;fresh eerload of CANADA CEMENT
and a variety of eheiee WOOD,
At BRUOE]i'IELD YARD' we have in stock Chestnut, Stove,
Coke, Cement, Lunber;and Shingles, ,
. '.
Mustard C'
LESS LIQUOR FOR LIZZ
Garage :nail (to Ford owner):
"How much gas do you want?"
Driver: "A gallon."
Garage Man: "Woe's the idea --
wearing it e,