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e offer yo the rtiol, -desirable lines to choose your presents
from • Our carefully selected display of Holiday AttractlOtis itn-
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13ress you with its worth, beauty and reasonable prices.
WE WELCO-ME YOUR II\TS13ECTION
The Most satisfactory
pen on the Market. Every
pen guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction,
• Genuine Cnt.Glass-t.the Ideal Gift
Sherbert glasses, Basltets, Bon -Ons, Nappies, Vases,
-Bowls, Cream, Sugar, Vinegar Bottles, Water:Sets, Etc.
Plain barrel $2.50
Plain with clip 275
Ladies' size, plain 3.00
Ladies' size, gold band,4.00
Larger, sizes and with golbards
4.00, 5.00, 6.00 to 10.00
Two Specials for
Friday and .Saturday
,Beautiful ;Japanese Hand Painted
China, in qups 'and saucers, plates and
bon -bon dishes, ehoi`Ce for ,
Palm tTlive Soap, regu-
far! size, very syecial
•,when buyingOthetgoodrh,
only 4 to a,custotner-; "
Crepe Paper and Decorations for all
• purposes. ',Tissue paper in all colors
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Special Assort ent
of Chaldren's Books
Boy's and Girl's books and Repl'ints
35, 50c, 75e and 85e
The following are a few of the new boola,
Red of Redfields . . ......... , . . ....,$2.00
Elaine at Gates 2.00
Rose of World . . ....... 2.00
Smothered Fires . . „ . . .2.00
' Green Stone .... ... . ... . .. 2.00
So Big „ . ... . .. . ........ 2.00
Gentlemen Adventurer „ • 2.00
Smoking Flax . . . .. ...... , ....... , 2.00
Master Revenge ....
Chez Nous. : . ...... .
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Divine Lady . . . . 2.50
Lonely O'Mallery . 1.75
The Bellehelen Mine . 2.00
• Sudden Wealth . ....... 2.00
• Time Worn Town . 2.00
Pollyanna of the Orange l3lossoms2.00
It Can Be Done 1.75
The Book of Mother Verse 1.75
Indoor Games and Amusements 1.25
• The Children's Pictlike Bible . 2.00
• At the Foot of the Rainbow •2.00
The Unknown Quantity , . , .... 2.00
East of the Setting Sun 2.00
With Steffansson in the Arctic 2.50
The..Book of Friendship Verse 1.75
-"Christmas the happiest time of all the.nar. Make your-
happy:by making the kiddies. happy, Our Toy Department.
on the second floor will- solve the problem of what to get Ihd
children. •
Dolls Toys, and Games - of "all 'kinds
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Chinaware Department
Crowded With New Goods
• ' is; perhaps the easiest place in: the'store to select a
Christmas present.. The assortment consi'sts of China and Bricks
a -brae from almost every well-known country.
COrne in anclre,a'asdortment and make your selection earlY. t•
FART-----NEEDLEWORR POR, CHRISTMAS !.,.
The assOrlinent,of stamped linen and, noXlties is7now cOmi
plete and baing reaaily sold. con, in and,see the line. We
have all the material needed for working. •.
Uri Hand -made fancy work is -always popular for gifts
The Perfect Ovenware
•1.,Guarantee(prot.tO' Crack
Casserole, rou-n4'er, oval, a o,g.75, 5..50
Utql0 • 1. 7'5 and100'
Bid Pans -'
Pie;plates"' • - '1.25,4 .
Cl_i-SttatIcLc2.1ps. 30c,, 350andi:406
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COnstAnce
Mr. Geo. Holland and Mr. VS7m.
Stanley of Clinton 'Were visitors with
the latter's daughter, Mrs, D. Tudor,
on Friday afternoon,
1VIr. Viral, Britton is spending a few
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days in Toronto taking in the Royal
Winter Fair. -
•. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham of
Goderich township were visitors as
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tudor's on Sunday
afternoon.
Canadian Pacific
affords a large variety of
routes, either both ways
via Chicago, or one-way
via the majestic Cana-
dian Pacific Rockies
arid those defighiful re=
• Sorts on the Pa ctfi c
• Coast, Vancouver
and Victoria
'PST TRAIN SET(VICES Doar
with Lammas, EQUINWT,T.,•
siarowrta
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Cfiristniais Cards &Booklets'
Splendid asso
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tment at 5c, 10, 15c, 25c
Sachets at 25c •Calendars 25c
Bagfield
Messrs. Thos. II. •and R. A..an
Miss McCurdy 'have returned to
Stratford for thd winter,
• Miss' Ivy Brown` is visiting in Owei
Sound for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Jowett returned
on Monday eveningafter spending
• several weeks in Wairoad,
• Messrs. Charlie and Malcolm Toms
have gone to Port Maitland to fish
,as long as the season lasts.
Mr. Charlet GctininHardt isisiting
• his aunt and sister 10 Toronto.
Rev, J. J. Johnston• spent lost
Thursday in Stratford.
Miss Ethel Jowett of • London
Normal Schools was home for the
week -end. • .
Miss Alma Mackay spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mr: and Mrs*. Henry Lord motored
from London\ to spend Sunday with
fuc latteer.. mother, MrwI
Mr. Jn Day
won.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen ?ye left on
Monday for Merlin, Ont., where Mr.
• Rye has taken a position.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart of Stra.t
• ford spent the week -end' with the
lattea's parents, •Mr. and Mrs. J.
Pollock. lVfrs. Stewart remained ,to
Visit her parents for 'a .week. '
Mrs. Chas, Toth leaves on Thms-
day to visit in Port Stanley.
Mrs. Geo, Mitchell of Komoka and
son, Mi. Harry ,Dilitehell, of London,
;motored to the village and visited
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Edwards on Sun-,
day- Mr, Geo. Mitchell,, who .has
been, visiting liere returned with
them.
• The Young Peoples' Society will
• meet in the • basement , ofSt. And-
rew's church on Friday night.
•Miss IVIary R. Ste -kart of the Bay-
field Line spent the• week -end in
Londen. She sang a solo and also
assisted the choir in St. James'
church of that city on Sunday.
•I and enjoy at your hands the hospital-
ity for which your home is noted.
d We assure you that on all similar
occasions to this 'we have enjoyed
most helirtily 'the oportanity afford -
i ed for a union of neighbors to dis-
cuss in a social way topics of lull:tic-
ular interest to our community and
to spend an hour or two in enjoyable
lintercourse. We ,take this occasion
of"voicing to yOufour heartiest good-
will, coupled with it the" sincere wish
I that the future may unfold to you
' and your • family its richest bless-
ings and. that your lives may be re-
dolent with all good things, health.
happinesa •and prosperity. We beii
of you to accept this library table, . not
for its intrinsicvalue, but as a slight
token, of our esteem for you. May
its possession bring to your mernor.:
ies fond recollections of the many en-
joyable occasions in which 'this assem.
bly of neighbors and friends have
met around your festive board,
Signed on. behalf of the McCallum
Beef Ritig: Guiv'un IVIcCalluna, Ern-
est Sanderson,"
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W. ITACatgON Clinton,Ont Agent • 82-5
litintrailt:ftigoaltntatazitelliatgaernit.liart
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•Hulftett Township*
The annual ineeting and oyster
• supptr./in connection with the beef
'rinvon the 13th coheeSsion w'as held
,ori Thursday night last at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Gray when 107
Members of the ring and their wives
and families partook of .a 'splendid
oyster supper, provided by all. After
the supper there was, a program of
songs by M. Holtshattr, W. Lyons
and the Londesboro
Boys Quartette,
readings byldiss L. .TolinAon, teacher
of S. S. No. 8; Mr, W. Lyon and Mr.'
-Arthur Colson; and violin music by
Messrs. Snell Bretherp. A very pleas-
ing feature of the dvening was the
presetnation to Mr. and Mrs, Gray
,, and family of a beautiful mahogany
SUDSUCZY library table, by members of the phig
PORTARTHUR, ',,•
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FORT WILLIAM -, . ...„ ,,.. , in recognition of their courtesin
1 opening up their -home, to them frem
•or WINNIPEG- , andslipointh in year to year on such occasions. This
:" REGINIA . WesternCanade
being the 17th year this ring has
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VANCOUVER ' continued to do business. Mr. S. Mc-
, 0 VICTORIA . . Vittie read the address and ,Messrs.
Equipincrit-AlCoaches, diner, tourist and standard sleepers. D. McCallum and E. SanderSon made
the pre,zentation. The address read
'COmpartment observation sleeper.•
For full information, tickets, reservations, etc. apply to an•y Can- as follows:
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ndian Pacific agent or W. Jackson, town agent, Clinton, Ontario. - "To Mr,' and Mrs. William Gray:
.., Dear Friends: Another year has
°Tray ANADIAN'' AC1FIC rolled around, ..11(1. we are again
assembled as members of the McCal-
luta Beef Ring to parta,ke with you
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• Mr. GtaY. made a most sutiohir,
reply, thankhig his .friends, bthalf
of himself and wife,,for their kind-
ness and intimating that he hoPed
their home would witnes,s ma,ay more,
such gatherings.
Lo ndesboro
RepN W. -R. and Mrs. Osborne and
Rev: C. J. and Mrs. Moorehouse of
Clinton motored to Kincardine on
Wednesday of last week to attend the
funeral.. service of Mrs. (Rev.) Dar-
ker. The remains were taken to
Chatham for interment.
W. Johnston shipped., another car
of hay from this station last week.
Rev.'. and Mrs.' IVIcams of Belgrave
were callers at the parsonage last
weell
•Nelson Radford, another son of
Mr and Mrs. A. Radford, is laid up
with starlet fever. The nurse ha
left just a -day or'tw,o after nursing
Carl through a seige of it, when. Nel-
son took. the disease.. Our sympathy
goes out to this- family, in their
trouble. ,
Thedl'armer's Club met;in the Com-
munity Hall, on Thursday night to
transact business. • .
;Mrs. Fre'd Johnston and dtiughtel,'
Helen, spent Friday and Saturday
last week in London.'
Miss Susie Sampson left on Satur-
day to visit her sisterEdith, at Chat-
ham. Her mother went,as As
London vrith her.•- "
Mr: Win. Griffiths 'returned on
Thursday night :from; Deroit,
he has been working at the carpenter
Work all summer.,
Miss E. "Lyon returned* on Friday
night frOni'a Visit toStratford.
Mrs. Wm. Radfortl' of,
wanash is visiting. hr the village at
present.
• A letter .was received here last
Week from Mr."E. Long, the young
man who took charge of Rev. Mr.
Osborn'e's -WOrk during the, suminei
of 1928. At 'Present, he is' in .NeW
York attending the Preen Theoldgieal
SeMinanY an& also taking lectures at
Colunil)ia ljni'Versity. Outside of his
studies he has Charge ,of a boys'„ club
in a down town district, wnere there
are 250,000 rooms witliont a window.
Where they haVe to grope their way the traveller has the benefit of immed-
iate facilities in the women's rest
room, lunch room and barber shop,
which cannot he duplicated in any
other Station in Mtntreal. 'An added
convenience is offered those who wish
to travel to Montreal from North Tor-
onto, in the 9.45 p.m. train, daily
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and climb endless flights of stairs
arid smell the food of a score of fam-
ilies cooking, hear the ries of dos -
ens of children and the wrangling
voices of •their distraught mothers
and where the children's tally play
play grqund is the crowded street;
which is', lined 'with push carts, junk
wagons and gabrage cans, and -where
every. fire escape serves as a place
to hang the fai8ily washing. Ort the
other hand they had received a visit
froth' John D. Rockefeller and Cleve-
land II. Dodge, a very intimate friend
of• the late president Wilson. He
says he enjoys both sides of life
there, But he never wants to be a
New Yorker or an American citizei,
and hopes to be back'in Canada again
for the summer.
The service in eonneetion with the
Methodist church' on Sunday evening
was held in the Community Hall,
Rev W. R. Osborne, having secured..
quite a number of lantern slides deal-
ing with missions among the Ukran-
inns in Saskatchewan and Alberta,
commencing with'thein as new arriv-
als 10 our country' and the various
stages of development since the
missionitries, have' gone among
than. These people Wive come to
this country to make their homes and
become'citizens of Canada and it cer-
tainly goes .to show that missions do
pay.
Dennis Roberten and Fred Sanip-
son motored to. London Illforalay night
to attend a hockey mateli.
Exeter: Onion growers- of this'osc-
tion have disposed of their mops this
year, .realizing about • $25,000 for
, same.
A NATIONAL ASSET
Canadian Pacific Service
As the greatest transportation com-
pany in the world, the Canadian Pac-
ific Rail -way has maintained a nat-
ional service in • the Trans -Canada
Lnnated which is second to none and
on the conclusion of the., summer
schedule of this crack train has trans_
/erred the equipment to the Vancouv-
er Express Which 'eaves Toronto
every night at 10.10 p".m. on its trip
accrogs the 'continent, via Winnipeg,
Calgary, Banff, Lake Louise, the spir-
al' tunnel,, Sicarnous and parts of. the
Canadian 'Pacific Rockies famous
throughout the world, on its way to
vane -cower, where the travellers are
unanimous in their praise of the ser-
vice of the Vancouver Hotel. The
Canadian Pacific also operates a
steamship service to Vittoria, the
Mecca -for winter tourists.
Not only does the Vancouver Ex-
press carry tourists and standard
sleepers, but i.04 also carries Com-
Pertinent- observatidn 'car complete
in itself, while a parlor car is added
from Revelstoke to Vancouver.
Added to this •national Service is a
feature service from Toronto to Mon_
treat via the Lake Shore Line, which
has been' entirely reballasted with
crushed rock and relaid with 100
pound rails, insuring', a maxim of com-
fort for 'travellers at night as well as
an absence of dust in the daytiine.
Trains leave Toronto Union Station
at 9,00 a'. an. daily, 10.00 p daily
xcept Saturday, and 11.00, p rn.
daily except. Saturday, and 11.00 p.m.
daily. Arriving et Windsor station
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leresletrtmessela
except Saturdays, from Younge.Street
Station,
Canadian. Pacific agents will gladly
snake your reservations and supply
you with any informationNyou require.
They are fully qualified to offer a
"second to none" service to the public.
W, Jackson, Agent, Clinton. (advt.)
NOMMIIIONSinaliMorld•MILMISMattoplot
LIMITED
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL' G OCERS
Our PopuLtrity Must Be Deseryea
There is only one answer to the' reason for the continued
• growth a DOMINION' STORES. The general buying public.
• have found that they can save consistently on their grocery
order at their nearest DOMINION STORE without any sacri-
fice as to the qualit'y of the foodstuffs they buy. Place your
order there this week if you have not been doing so.
• Apple and Raspberry ,Tam, 4 lb. in ... . .... „...39c
Choice Mince Meat, per th. ......... .......... . . .15c .
Sweet and Juicy Oranges; per dozen 20c
' Cooking Onions, 10 lb. for • 25e
Bulk Macaroni, per lb. ...... l' .... .. . .. , 10c
Spanish Malaga Grapes, per Ih. 171/2c
White Icing Sugar, per 113. ; ,. ,-......,. .. 10c ,
MILLSTREAM BRAND
1 lb. CHOICE PINIt
Tins. SAL ON
RICH
ELL1 COC
Alt
A 1/2 lb. 15c
NEW PEEL, Lemon tri
and Orange, Ib.
-Olt;
1-1b. Box MACONO-
• CHIE'S MIXED q
',PEEL -J3C
TABLE RAISINS, qn
Choice Malaga, pkt. ,Avc
SAXONIA GLACE on,
CHERRIES ' - -LUC
COOKING FIGS qr
• 3 lbs, - - -LOC
LAYER FIGS qr
113. - • - -LOC
15 -oz. Pict. SEEDED
or SEEDLESS qr
RAISINS, 2 Pkts. -LaC
SHELLED 49
WALNUTS, lb. •- C
SHELLED
ALMONDS, Ib. -49e
MIXED NUTS, 21
• Choice, Meaty, ib. C
PRUNES ,
2 lbs. - - -44C
LARGE SIZE
2 lbs. - - - -29c
RIVERSIpE,BICRN D 1
'PEAS and 5c
AYLMER
PEACHES 23c
HEAVY SYRUP-
• Fresh Milled n,„
ROLLED I".
OATS 29c
PASTRY fTTTb24 llb bag $1 OS
ourlb.- bag, $3.99
The best for LUr 8
RITEGOOD R/CIIIVIELLO
MALT
EXTRACT COFFEE
• AND HOPS IS GOOD
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27:1. 90c 1.1•b.Tjn 69c
IltZt $1.60 1/2 lb. Tin 35c
CLARK'S
• TOMATO
KETCHUP
12 oz. Bottle
CLARK'S
TOMATO
• SOUP
Ile
L,I Tin
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