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,CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELI,Aa STORE
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i Male IDispian Dgamonds
Ranging ill price from 8251.00 to 82510,00
A good toek of Ever -Sharp Pencils
Also Swap. Pen—the best pen in the world --at modelate prices,
I else have the new Pompa Coinb--for Bobbed Hair OT Brush Back
Conte in and have a demonstration, -
L A few Puneils left ho both ladies' and Gents' style
at 25e each.
I WILL STILL FIT GLASSES AT REDUCE!) PRICES THE...-.
SAME AS LAST WEEK
R. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto CO'llege of OptoMetrj. • , '
Fine jewellei-y and Repairs.,. Next IIovey's Drug . Store'
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Women have ever had to
choose between luxury and econ-
omy in matters of dress. • .AI,
most invariably one must be
sacrificed to the other. But in
Holeproof Hosiery are found
the luxury of, stylish, snrig-fit-
ting hosiery and the economy of
Holeproof silk and lisle and
Holeproof pure.silk .81.50
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The increasing chilliness of .the
dhys and nights brings the folks into
the house from the outdoors where
for months they have lived amidst
the bright surroundings of nature.
Sunny skies, sparkling wavelets,
green trees, gay1y. plumaged birds
and brilliant flowers, then the in-
doors—no wonder the walls look a
hit dowdy and uninteresting. Let us
bring some of this summer freshness
into the house and store it up 011' use
during the long winter months by
means of new wallpaper, the most
econonsical wall covering known. It's
a case of Beaisty, 'Service and Ecori-
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omy going hand in hand.
long service and moderate price.
Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00 Tile. IB.Fair Co.
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Often the Cheapest—Always the' Best
lum- steel Bro's.
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Germ -laden dust is in every
breath of air we breathe.
The particles are often so fine
that they cannot' be seen even in
the sunlight.
Dust grit and dirt in large quan-
tities are carried into the horae on
our clothes and shoes, and are
blown in through open windoWs
and settle in the canpets, rugs, up-
holstery, draperies, etc.
They are deeply imbedded in the
turface when walked upon, and
there form a breeding place for
germs.
That is why you need a vacuum
' cleaner jn your home.
The broom was A good 'servant
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• Kg Betard ,01.1 simply draw a
IA vacuum cleaner over the surface to
be cleaned and the powerful air
force sucks up- every particle of
• dust above and underneath carpets
and rugs.
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY—
IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, CLINTON
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Mrs. R.- Elliott of Stanley js visiting
friends in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cook of Sarnia
are visiting relatives in town.
Miss; Lottie Sioman of Toronto is
spending a holiday at her home in
town.
Mis Helen Law of Toronto visited
with Miss Rath Shobbrook over the
week -end. • -
Mr. Edgar Cross of Windsor spent
• the week -end as the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Gunn.
IVIr. W. Argent who is attending the
London Normal school, was home
over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs..W. Irwin of Lueknow
spent the week -end at the herne of
their cousin, Mrs. Argent of town.
Mrs, A. F. Collyer and little dughter
of London 'Visited. last week with
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
james Steep.
Mts.' (r)t.) 1ay left this morning for
• her home in Lapeer, Mich. Her
father, Mr. J. .Gibbings, accOrnpan-
ied her for a little visit.
Miss Annie Shobbrook and Mr. Bill
Willard of +Buffalo spent the week-
• end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, 3, W. Shobbrook.
Councillor John Schoenhals was in
Waterloo on Thursday last attend-
ing the funeral of his mother, who
died on Sept 27 at the age of nine-,
1V1r. and IVIrs. W. F. Cantelon And Mr.
BULBS
ty-ona. years. -
Wilfred Cantelon motored up from
Toronto and spent -the week -end Now is the time to plant bulbs for Hot
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withthe form,er s parents, Mr. and - Winter and Spring bloom., 'Fowl, Supper
Mrs. William Cantelon.
Miss Garrett, who has been spendingPAPER • WHITE NARCISSUS
• Will be given tinder the auspices of
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the summer at her Cottage in Bay -
the lacliei a $t. J.oeeph's church in
eld, visited. Miss Ward of town ' EACH •EACH
5c
this week betore returning to her, . their Parish Halif on
home in -Washington, D.C. - Easily gr/wn in either water or soil
Miss Etta 1VIeBrien, who has been on
the office staff of the London Free AlioDIIAY4O0INDTILIIs,S,''
Preis for some time, has been givenDAWDD1LS,
leave -of -absence and has gone.to CROCUS, Etc. ,
Florida on a three -months' trip. Prepared Soil delivered for 15c a pail
Mr. J. Bowden' and Mr. A. Small. of
Hamilton motored up and spent the ii. Cuninghanie, florist
week -end 4kith the former's rela-
tives here. The latter sang a solo Phones—Store, 31, Greenhouses, 176w
at the Presbyterian service., in the • 26-3
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Baptist church' on Sunday morning.• . ,
Rev. C. E. and Mrs. Jeakins of Brant -
lord were in Clinton a few hours Hospital Bazaar
on Saturday. They were on their •
way to Wingham," where Mr. Jea- inthe Town Flail
kits condficted Harvest Home ser -
.vices in St. Paul's church on Sun- ,
OC.t. 1 5th, at 2:30
day. Their Clinton friends axeol-
ways glad to see them. '
Mr, Arthur Gale of the BellTele-
The following booths -will be man -
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laged bY the different women's organ -
phone staff, Stratford, , has been
izations .• or the community.: Then See us about a new -fur-
his rparents, mr. and Mrs. Oliver
holidaying in town at the home of "TOUCH AND TAKE" —Girls' Aux- -naee or furnace repairs. New is
Gale, Orange street. He is visit; • iliary, Miss Howson; convenor. the time to prePare for the winter.
CANDY--C.G.I.'1%, Miss Carol Evans.
ing this week With his sister Mrs.
Blake, at Orillia, accoinpanied by MISCELLANEOUS — Unity chm, Get our price before you buy, ' '4
Yip, Glen Cornish. and Mrs. Bert .
his mother, They are making .the
trip by
auto.- . • pRoCA'Ditulc'nE,IlYimit. savilla.
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. is Glare Bros.
Rev. ,A. A. HolnueS, Rev. C. 3. Moor -
j. E HoggIII-IMMAGE--KI88 Bawden. •Onr specialty
, house, Rev. and Mrs APRON—Women Bowlers, 1VIrs, Fair.
Mr. and lift8. B. It:Higgins, Mx.
Mrs. Diehl, Mr. 11. J. IVIiller,IVIr:
HOME
s-tMADitateil, MrsBA:KFINyaGa-- Womeri's..
J. IV/ekinley, Mx. Geo. Layton, Mrs.
FISH POND—Mrs. W. J. Elliott and
Govett, Mrs. Wm.- 'Walker and Miss
Elsie Hibbert attended the meeting Mrs. A. J. Grigg. -
of the Presbytery of -Huron at Wal-
IIANDKERCHIEF—IVIrs, W. J. Stev-
ton on Tuesday. '• enson. ..
Rely, D. N. mecamas,,eormarly pastor CHRISTMAS GIFT—Hospital Board,
of Wesley church but now of Lon = 8185. McMath. •
don, was in town for a few hours TEA ROOM—Hospital stair, Miss
on Saturday. Mr, McComas .. is Grainger.
supplying in Exeter for a few weeks INTIII3 EVENING
and he just came on up io shake A social evening will be given, corn-
ball& With a few of his old friends. meneing at 8 o'clock. Cards and Old
Although he is retired from active Time Dance. IVIrs. W Mair, Mrs II
work Mr. MeCamus seems to be B. Combe and,Mrs, N. W. Trewartha, HARDWARE and PLUMBING
kept busy most of the time. in charge. Tickets, 35e 1" hone 244
ELE:CTRIC VACUUM
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for Retail Sales and Service of
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Let us demonstrate to you the new efficiency
achieved in this `R.2' series of models—the won-
derful simplicity and precision in tuning—the
new realism of tone—the many imprnVethents
and refinements --the new era of beauty—the
unsurpassed value. Demonstration without
obligation.
Easy monthly payments, f desired.
This is theGrape Season and will be short. We are 'filling a 1
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our canning orders this week. . .
The quality is the very best. • Leave your orders today.
Early Fall Fruits
'Cash and Service, Specials
New Prunes, 2 lbs f.c)r 35c
New. Puffed Raisins - per -13kg.,15c
Seedless Raisins •2 ib. 23c
Dates - 2 -ib. 23c
Three Big Leaders, still on Sale , •-
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes 28c,. • 10 bars soap. 55c, Cocoa, lb. 1. c
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Sweet Potatoes, Finnan Haddie, Beacon Brand Celery,
Grape Fruit -
New Dutch Cocoa, per tin• 30c
We are sole agents for Apex Canned Goods and Fruits
In the Morning First Delivery 9 aan. :in the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. • Kindly Order Early
Phone'
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We Aim to give Satisfaction
We require your co-operation.
In other words, we desire the privilege of supplying your grocery
requirement, ' '
Do us the honor of phoning, sending or bringing your orders to us
and we Will assure you of careful attention, courteous treatment,
prompt service and fresh, choice goods at prices that will not fail to
satisfy.
THE Ci & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
Harvest Horne
• Supper!
ST. PAUL'S PARISH HALL
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Commencing at 5 p.m,
Menu includes: Roast .Dressed
Perle,--Roast Beef, Salad, Jelly, Pie,
Tea or Coffee g .
All for the small sum of
35c • •
Whatever You Do
DON'T MISS
GENE STRATTON PORTER'S
Production of her own Famous Book
Girl of the Limberlost"
at the
Star Theatre
October, 19- 20 and 21
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Under auspices, of .
Hone and Schotil Club
Admission, 85e War Tax, 2e
26.2
the evening of
Thursday, October .8th
Beginning at 5.30
(1i-chestra in attendance
Dancing commencing at 8.30
ADMISSION—Supper, 50e Dance, 25c
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How About Some Kea' Comfort
Now that the long, cool evenings are here you will naturally
spend more time indoors, so you may as well be comfortable. We
have a wonderful- stock of Upholstered furniture that alinost spells
Rest. ' •
We are offering special discounts on Reed Furniture while oar
present stock lasts.
In Chesterfield Suites, Electric Lamps and Silk Shades of all kinds,
It will do you good to see them, as they are great values.
We also have a splendid assortment of Dining Room and Bed
Room Furniture in all the latest designs and finishes.
HARDWARE
MORE COMFORT AND ECONOMY
We are sole agents for the Reach Quebec Ranges and Heaters.
They are the real fuel savers and heat distributors. Besides --
The Prices Are Right
We have a few good second-hand Ranges and Heaters in stock.
REMEIVD3ER—We sell the famous •13rantford Asphalt Roofing.
The very best made. -It is absolutely guaranteed.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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We also carry their stoves and
heaters at prices reasonable enough
for all pocket books. •
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• Live Poultry and Newlaid Eggs
Now is the time for farmers to get rid of any Broiler size chick-
ens' of the small breeds, such as Legliorns, also Ducks' and Fowls
of all kinds, ns well as your heavy chickens that are fully matured
, or nearly ,,so.
If you will advise us what you have to offer we will tell you
how and when to deliver your live poultry to ue to get the best
• returns. Try it and let us prove that this is to your advantage.
GUNN, , ' LANGLOIS-8z Co., Limited
Head Office -, Montreal, Que.
Clinton Branch open each day front 7 aan. to 6 p.m.
Also open Thursday and Saturday eveninge from 7 to 9
Write, Phone or ()all for any further information you require
GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO, LIMITED
• R. W. WARD, Branch Manaaver •
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-Day Phone 190 — Always -at your service — Night Phone 254
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DOES YOUR COA'r '
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shut out the penetrating storm
winds and keep you warm even
isa severe weather? •(
If not, why not order where
an overcoat of seasonable
weight
TAILORED
• in a practical. stylethat will
give service several seasons.
You will find it a "worth -
`while" investment.
How about a new business
uit?
We ard sole agents in Clinton
for Serni-Ready+ Suits. Over
300 patterns in Fall and Win-
ter Suitings and Overcoating.
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