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flue giassasp and the fitting of thean to the eyes, are
pronounced entirely satisfactssry.
wen •worn, they aid the vision ail prevent the brain from
becoming t ver -tired; and when the glasses are taken
off, the brightness cif the eyes shows that
the eyes have been benefitted.
eweller arid, Optician
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Next.r $ovey's Drug Story
'h ei.. L yes
Fri h e Fall tock
LAi5i_Eff -AND WOOL HOSE AT 81 60: `-"" ^i5.:,
This is a begntiful' ling of Hosiery and wonderful value at the
price. It conies in all the new -shades Congo, Log 'Wain, Cleri-
cal Grey; and also an the plaip shades Buell as Black, Brown and
'Grey. a
NEW WASHABLE SUEDE GLOVES AT -75c AND UP
These Gloves' are made by one. of Canada's largest glove manu-
facturers and come in all the new shades, and this year are double
tipped which give extra wean. See the guarantee ticket, in each,
pair. Itwill surprise you the beautiful gloves we can snow you
at '75c and $1.00.
MEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR.AT $100 PER GARMENT
This is made by "Penman" and a good :fall garment, .; See
these :before you buy MOTS.
Plumsteel Bros:
SMALL _PROFITS'
' PHONE ' 25. •
MORE BUSINESS
The Ce'ntrail Crooerg
COOLER WEATHER IS HERE
How about some nice nourishing Soups? We have Campbell, Ayl-
mer and Heintz a .Soups—try,a can one of thesecool evenings,;
Soda Biscuits to go with Soup. 4 ,, .,17e.
1. We also, carrya full lure et tea, coffee and cocoa.
Tea, from 55e to 80e,
Coiee, lien lb -60e.,
Cocoa; per ib. 10c,
jidorieg .: a rdoni
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'THE CENTRAL GROCERY Phone 144
New Fall Sultinos
Swell tailoring is usually
thought to cost a swell price.;.
We pro/a the falsity of that
idea by bur moderate prices,;
THE SEASONS STYLES
are ready for your: inspection:,
We will•tailor You a suit in any
style and cloth you inay select'
at a price that competes closely
with ready-made clothing.
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Davis & Herman
VETERAN TAILORS,. PHONE 224-W
Call and see this Wonderful Ware
at Moderate Prices
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V ARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC 'WIPING
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tet .irA
A particularly, good crop of songs
has -bean harvested by 6he "Dtwibeils"
show...
Everyone ;nulls your support and
will 116 -popular du%ing, this viintsr
season,
'ShallI I-1ave It Bobbedr
o Shingled"
"The Photo o.f the' Girl
1 Left &
"Yum, Yum, Yum, Yum"
"Gee I wish I Was •i Kid, , A
tone Mo
The Hussars"
You heft Me Mighty Lonesome°
"Carabet."
d'
Trio lifi I) Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the ]3est
dh11il`�� sN+tttllWanwnam enituej,
Mrs,, E Tanker spent, the week -end
rn,-,!oronto. u ! i i is
Mr. T. A . GLondon over
the week
Miss Mary Stratford
over the •
Mr, Wilbur been up
„north onreturn
Mrs. Henryisited
with Mrs. or a few
days ..
Mr. and 11 d Miss
Theft visited ds oyer
the week
Mr, JohnCalgary‘ has
been visitingr
liam Stan WiI
Mrs. R, A.me spat-
urday aft sit with
friends at verlaili;
Mrs. Alice Monday
evening a past
three anon in Wia-
reag was in
-end'.
Argent was in
week -end.
Wallis, who has
a business trip, has
y Iveson of ISippen
Long last week f
Nits. Roy Ball an
sited Sornbra frim
-end.
Stanley of
his uncle, M
ley oftown.
-Bell returned ho
era fortnight's vi
Allendale and Sit
Robson returned
after spending th
months
with relatives
consin. ,
Mrs .A. McLe1Ian of Halifax, N,S.,
is at present a guest at the home
of her brother, Mr.. C. H. Ven-
ner,
Mr, and Mrs: J. H. Paxman and
Master Clair -are visiting Detroit
friends this week, having gone by
motor.
Mrs. Alex. Drummond and little son
of Detroit are the guests of the
lady's.parentl, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Morris .
ltIr. . and Mrs. Milton Cook of Sar-:
nia are the guests this Week, of the
•latter's parents, 'Councillor and
Mrs, J, Schoenhals, '
Mrs. Weatherwax of Orillia has.
been visiting at the home of, her-.
parent's, Mr. And Mrs, D, Canto.
Ion, during the past week, --
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless are in
Burgesville this week attending
the funeral of the fortner's mother,
• who died very suddenly on Monday.
Mr. and 'Mrs, John Me1wvait of I{in-
cardine have been visiting the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Maly, and other relatives in town'
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Layton. and Mr,
and Mrs. Brown of London . spent;
Sunday as the guests of Mr. and'
Mrs. Frank - Layton of town and
with Mn,' and Mrs. W. Layton of
Tuckersillith,
Capt. Clarke -and ,Bradley of
II the local S. A. corps leave this -
morning for Toronto to attend the
yearly congress, °"Ehis t ener-
al Booth is here -and vbry special
services are arranged. ,
Mrs. 1Vl'. Snyder 65 Chnton, Mi. Hen-
ry Snyder and Mi. and Mrs, John
Tebbutt of Godericli township and:
Mr. Levi Snyder of •Colborne rnoe
tored;to Breslau on Saturday ,to
attend the funeral of a relative, the
date Joseph Hagey. '
Rev Dr.' 'Gaudier, principal, of Knox
,College, Toronto, and ox moderator
of General Assembly, was the .guett
over the week -end of Ins brother,
Di. J. 0., Gentile'. of `town: Rev.
Dr. Dandier was the anniversary
preacher at Union Church; Bruce -
field, ori Sunday.
Mrs, C,J, Wallis and son, Fred, mo-
tored to. Guelph last week and spent
a' couple of days with the former's
sister, Mrs Cameron, On their
return Saturday, Miss Freida Wal-
lis, who is'a' ttudent at Macdonald
Institue, accompanied them and
-spent the week -end at her home in
town,
Mr. W. F. Egerton, (formerly W.
1'', Egg), of Montreal is spending a
few dais with 'his relatives, Mia
and Mrs John Holmes of the Hur-
on Road, and calling on old_ friends
in town. lila. Egerton is looking
extremely well,; In fact, it looks
as if that Act of Parliament' chang-
ing'his name a few years ago had
given him a new, lease of life. 'How-
ever, no,matter what he's called, .his
old friends find '."W P." the sante
kindly> courteous ,gentleman and
are always glad to see him, •
Mrs. Curtis Lord, Mrs. Herbert Load
and Miss Mary A„,ison Dond •of..
Borden P-E.I,have'been visiting
the past fewdays with their sister,
Mrs. A: 'A. Holmes, at the Wesley
parsonage. Miss'Doull, who is as,
artist and spends - her winters •in
Nayo” York leaves today on her re-
turn to that city. She has been
spending the summer in her native
province of Prince Edward Island
and while theme has,bcen doing some
artistic work in pottery Withthe
native .clay of that provinde, whpch
she says is particularly adapted to
working up into pottery, stands the
fire well and \takes on a fine glaze.
Some samples which she had with
her show. this. Miss Doull,exliibit
ed some 01: her specimens in New
York last, winter, which The Weida
wrbte up vely .flatteringly. Miss
Doull is secretary, of, the Ceramic
Art •Sodiety of 'New York and her
lbs lard, - ib Mutter, 1 1b sugar, x
3 ago citron�peel, `,6 eggs, � tablespoons�a,�, � lb ' ch.e��°ies.
baking � powder, 1 crap
milk, beat butter and suar.to` a ;cream, add beaten eggs then„
Flour and. Fruit. ,'
New -Rosebud ; Cherries
New 'Valencia aisins,
Good, Valencia` Raisins,
New Seeded. Raisins, loose,
Big Special in Tea
English breakfast tea
per ib .65c
Monarch blended tea
regular 85c for 75c
per lb 20c
per lb" 15c
3 lb 0c
O'Neil's best ,v coffee, per lb 60c.
Good black tea, per; lb 48c
Blended coffee, . per lb 39c
10 lbs gran.. Sugar
"� 98c
Whole wheat flour 4 lbs 25c
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Sweet potatoes
-Finnan Haddie
Grapes
Mince meat,
Fresh Salmon
Cauliflowers '
Celery
Ingersoll Pimento Cheese,
1b20c Cranberries
Trout -
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Still a few Photo Cards for Sale
Cash Carrg 'NeilT. 84
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Papers, Rags and Big Prohibition'
Rubbers
A collection of rags, rubbers, pa
pars, inagazines, books and catalogdas
will. he rade liy the Horne and School
Club next spring,
Please begin saving these :articles
at once. •
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Papers, Rags and Rubbers
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Mission Band Bazaar
Willis Church Selrool reotn
OCTOBER 18th, at 3 pan.
Special Feature, rapanese Tea Room.
Japanese Decorations, '
Afternoon tea serveclin•oestuine by
the Junior members of the Band.
Also the following booths: Fancy
Work and Aprons; Homemade Baking
Candy; Postoifce;. Handkerchief,
Any donation.May be left with Elva
Cook, Secretary-.
CONCERT 'COURSE
Four Concerts; 1—Marshall, Nov,
3. 2—Blanchard, Nov. 28. 3---
Blood, Dec. 16. 4—Kenmore, Feb.
23. - . '
First— Marshall— November 3rd;
Season's tickets for sale at W. D.
Fair's, Cooper's Bookstore ,arid Chas.
Price $1.50, Tickets resertred through-
out course. Single Tickets 50e.
Under auspices of Girls' Auxiliary
in did of the `Hospital, 75.4
Ippei
Andrew's church anniversary
will be held an Sunday next, when
the• Rev. Dr. Solnndt of Toronto will
be the preaeher,morning and evening,
On Tuesday evening the anniversary
concert will be given. Program will
he varied and a good attendance is
hoped for,•
Mrs. Wesley french spent the
week-eisd with Mrs. Waukel of Sea -
forth. .,
Miss Bertha McKenzie,is spending
a few days -with her parents.
Mrs:.' W. W. Cooper' of London
Meeting -
Monda Night
SPEAKERS .,FROM TILE MODERA-
TION LEAGUE INVITED
On Monday night, October 13th,
here will be an important public
*meting in the town hall at 8 Pm,
to' be, addressed by Dr. 'J. E. Cdr-
mie of Winnipeg, Man., in the inter-
ests of the O.T.A. He will tell us
how so-called "Government Control,".
works in Manitoba,.
There will be a short program. also,
Representativesof the Moderation
League are, through this notice, pub.
Holyinvited to be present, and debate
the issne, "
Alfred W. Anderton
Organist St. James Church, London.
Lessons in Voice, Piano, Organ,' and
Theory. Pupils prepared for all
grades Toronto Conservatory examin-
ations.
Studio—Mks. J, E. Cook's Albeit
Street, Clinton. , . Phone 54. 71-tf,
PURE COMB HONEY
FOR SALE
CLOVER HONEY
kn one pound sections, price 25 cents
per section.
Ikea delivery 'in Clinton.
Shipments made of not. less than
24 sections, express extra,
Orders may be left at The,Newt
Record Offieo.
IRVINE: BROTHERS APIARY
near C.N.R: Depot
CLINTON', ONTARIO,
36-tf.
was a :recent visitor with her old •
friends at'Rippen
Stahltie rrownshi
Mr. and - Mrs, Fred Reid spent` Sun-
day at the home of the'latter's par-
ents; -that of Mr: and Mrs. Robert
McGowan of Blyth. Miss' Edna Me-
Gowaif accompanied them home.
Mr, MdIvin Webster, who visited
friends in Lucknow, has; returned
hone.
Mr,';'aiid Mrs,. Nelson' Reid and Mr,
Sam Reid motored to Blyth on Sinn-
clay • .
Mr. Wim Colciough sold a fine herd
of cattle the other day.
The windstorm on Sunday last slid
a considerable amount of -damage in
this township.
Mr, Will M-oEiyen, accompanied by
hi sisters c Mrs. Adani Stewart, Mrs`,'
John Macfarlane and Mrs. R;,,Y. Mc-
Laren, of Hensel!, motored to High-
gate, and spent the week -end with
their sister', Mrs. Will Spear.
Miss Abbie• Stewart of Arthur was
]come over the week -end. •
Mr. and Mrs, Fenwick Stewart took
in Dungannon Fair last Friday and
also spent the week{ end with friends
there;
Mr. and Mrs.
ed Carrie irionos
piettares also have won her`, much JJames Jackson visit-
distiiiet 6ti' °'on Sunday,,
ea 00:S
When contemplating a new heating
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. a..„, •
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard-
ware and Glass always :on hand.
THREE; 01''A KIND
.Buffalo Bill ha's the' wild west'show,
With rough riders from every land;
Ringling Brothers '•have the circus,
Advertised so great and grand.
One claims this, the other claims that;
Both are worth Lgoing to see;
But when it comes to setting up stoves
Tom: Hawkins :is the man for ME.
He takes them down, cleans them up,
And snakes them good as new;
Isis prices are right—not out of sight;'
He is also the man for YOU.
Phone 244
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GOOD .NEWS s
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 eveningsand be happy.
Just look .over these bargains then come in and see for yourself.
, Columbia Phonograph in. Mahogany, regular price $190 special $100
Columbia Phonograph in Walnut, regular ,price $97.50, ..et $75.00
Canadian Phonograph in Walnut,regular price $115 at .,,.$87;50
8 Small table Phonographs in fanned oak, reg. .$37,50 at. , 420,00
00
Records, all kinds and sizes, 8 for , $1,00
i ardware Department
Now is the time to look your old roofs over, We ' have all
kinds of Brantford roofing and siding at all prices. Let us: figure
on your job. f .,.::
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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 eall' on us
and we will give you estimates for a heating system that is absolute-
ly guaranteed.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co,
THE STORES Wlrrl A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware, 195
\CURL I .LL & SHIPLEY
SPECIAL
THREE Big Soap Days—Thursday,
1,s • day, October 2, 3, and 4. We offer
/SOAPFLAKES
Hous
eholdX
5 Bars of P.'tk' G. Soap -
5 Bars of Gold Soap
2 Bars, of Lennox Soap
i 1 Bar of Gnest Ivory Soap
1 Package-Pearll'ne •
1 Package of Chipso ' • net
ALL FOR
10 Bars any. brand Laundry Soap 65c
SPECIAL ALL' THIS WEEK
With each' package of "Princess' Soap Plaices" we will' give FREE:
one bar of Palmolive Soap. •
THE CAI g; CIR®CER5
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone• 121 J
scr
PridaApoand Saturn
SCS{ INTO' CAL
After several years of interrupted service Mir Old' Line -'Coal
Companies, the 0; L. & W. and D. & H, are now shipping:us oeal
.`regularly, and coal of superior quality to 'anything that has 1been're-
ceived in Ontario for years. •
SUMMER PRICES -
are new en, and while it is warns,,these days let it remind you dint
m
when Sumer conies . Winter is sure to follow.
~LET US HAVE YOUR sF a"` ICER.
P1aee your order with -the firm that has always' macre, a -'special r ,
effort to supply' what you want when you want it, whether Whiter or
Summer, much or little, Egg or Stove.. •
We,can:give,yea service on any., ofthe loll
owiiig :.
Ce'ate Coke `
E g Pocahontas
Stove Domestic Lump
ChestnLlt Cannel
Pea Coal Sxnithhiig
We also have :on hand a fresh, carload of CANADA CEM
and a variety of .choice WOOD. CNT
At _I37I7n,TFIELD YARD ` we have in stock Cl estniit, Stove,
Coke, Cement, Lumber and 'Shingles,
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