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TIrUTtSDQY,OCTOErii it, ;ta2
LINTON'S LE
i?$G JE6'ituLLRY STORE
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ARRIVE.
.
esspi at>i ohr jai a nas•
`� Rani nit'',in •pride fron), $25A0
to„$250.00
° A "eiood 1stocks of Ever -Sharp Pencils
i A1So Swan Pens—the best pen in ,the word—at modeeete prices,
I alse,,haye, the newPop Lomb=;Cor Bobbed Hair,pr Bruth`,S3ack
Come in and hav e. a dernOnstr ation,
4 iesv l�0 lire; �I enetl s4aett , tn• l 0th lad es and Chants' style
a at 25c each,
I ILL 53I ll, I1T G`LASS];S Al REDUCED' PRICES THE
SAlyi AS LA'S'T' 9EE1f'
I �JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
.1Fine •Jewellery and Next IIovey's Drug,Store
11 '
Plu
SMALL PROFITS,
0.,
Women r have ,ever had to
choose between luxury and econ
omy in matters of dress. ` Al_
most invariably one mustbe
sacrificedto the other. ;But:in'
Holepreof Hosiery are found
the 1i -ix -any of stylish, snrigg-fit-
ting hosiery and the economy of
Holeproof silk and lisle arid
Holeproof pure silk $1;50
• long service and. moderate:' price.
Silk and -"art. 'silk .plaited $1.OQ
steel
PHONE 25.
11IORE BUSINESS ''
Germ -laden dust is in every
breath o3 air we Ibreathe.
The particles aro often, so fine
that they cannot lee recti oven in
the sunlight. • . :, sy
Dust grit and flirt in large quart -
'
titres are carried into the home on erm
our clothes and shoes, and are ?"•: /1 in through open windows ELCCTtviC !vACUUMYM •' I 3ntlsettle intheea;+,�netsr rugs, up•LFoister-, it aperiesr9ea 4 -
They are deeply inibedded in the
surface when walked upon; .and
there form a broe8ing place for
germs.
That is why your need a vacuum
`cleaner' in your home.
The broom was a_good servant
in its day, but the modern. house-
wife demands a vacuum cleaner
—Why?
` Because you simply draw, , a
vacuum cleaner over the surface to
be eleaped andthe powerful. air
force sucks up every particle of
Meat above and underneath carpets
and rugs.
VA1WLaMtibtli 6XIJI,►MtNbnit Now,
TJSE YOUR OWN UTILITY—
IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, CLINTON
i ne
Cana,
The Safe Place
To Buy
We are selected
dealers ---appointed .
to the DeForest
Crosley Franchise.
because of out tech -
laical knowledge and
ability to Five ter.
;vice andsettsfasdon.
eatest Radio .Valle x
t us ` Demonstrate It?
EFORF investing in a Radio, be sure
' and see this New Model R-3 , of the
sensational DeForest 86--Crosley series. It
offers all that you could want in a radio
beautiful cabinet design, a new degree of
efficiency, the utmost in rimplicit-. All the
new Deforest 8l Crosley refinements. Back
of it—the greatest names in Radio! Yet this.
fine .loud -speaker model costs only P4, cobs-
plete' with three Westinghouse Radiotrons,
"Musicone" Headset, Phone Plug and Grid . '
Leak. Demonstrated gladly in your own
,home without obligation. See us today!
Easy Payments If Desired
Sutter tter
a ..
Perdue
([' 3'Girl
ter
erson
He pray not own a radio outfit; an
ai ton'o'laile or a nooden>leg, but 41'e
has a +birthday,' Even women have
thein'they had thembefore they got
the rote. Ina country the size .of
this with only 366 days in thebigegst
year,now in usehot,' maityrare there
every. day. Everyone loves to be re
membered'and to have some evidence
of that ,remembrance. A Birthday
Card, keeps alive old friendships rex-
presses the sentiment you -wish,'how'
'nicely they. caib 'year thoughts gnti'
fit the occasion.'We have the Cords,
dainty and artistic., Wbuld your,
friend appreciate your kind thought
id sending one?
The po. Fair Cp.,
often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Mr. W. T. Stevenson has been in'Tor-
one thin week.
Mr. J. Taylor of Toronto has been hi
town this week,'
Miss Ruth McMath bf Ayr.spent the
week -end at her home in town.
Miss, Linnie Nediger of Stratford
Normal was home for the week -end.
Rev. A. A: Hohnes will conduct anni-
versary services at ' Weemeter on
Sunday. ,•
llltss 2enrifi Salter of Alma College,
St. Thomas, was home for- the
Week -end,
Mrs. Albert Vodden and hat -mother,
Mrs, Webster, . have, been visiting
Londesboro friends.
Miss Freda Wallis- of Macdonald In-
stitute Guelph, spent the weekend.
at her home in town.
Mrs, A. Allison and little Miss Wilma
,of Beamsville is visiting this week
with Mrs. W. Jenkins.'
Miss Edna Wise has, returned to re-
" struma her studiesat the Conserva-
tory of Music,' Toronto.
Mrs. Warrener of Hamilton is spend-
ing a fortnight as the guest of'herr
brother, Mr. W. J. Nediger.
Principal N, M. Geddes of the Clin-
ton Public. school spent the week=
end at his home at Belgrave.
IvI'ss Annie Hill of Smith's- balls is
visiting with her aunt' and grand
mother, Mrs., F. W. Andrews and,
Mrs. Hill..
Rev J. E. Hogg will take anniveree
eel services in the United (form-
l erly Methodist) church et Auburn.
on Sunday.
Mrs. Meitey of Toronto has been the
guest during the past week or so
of Mrs. W, Pickard and Miss Geor-
gina Rutnball."
Mr. Anthony Yesbec, who • has ' b"een
visiting his brother '•and other
friends in town, has returned td
Los Angeles, Cal,
Mrs. G. Burrows of - Goderich and,
Mrs, KuIow and little Miss Juiie'of
-Detroit were, the guests on: Friday
last of Mrs,' H. Pennebaker,
Messrs. Mervin Farquhar and Robt.
Benton of Detroit were week -end
guests at the hone of the former's;
mother, Mrs. Farquhar of town. +..
Miss .Lillian Kennedy, chief over-
etor ln, the Bell Telephone local' ext.
change,'has been. upending- a Ample
;of
weeks' vacation with her sister?
at' Mildmay.
Mr. W.'Jackson and Mr. M. G. Hans;
ford and Mrs. John Randford Ieft
•.Saturday for Winnipeg, wlierd the
Canadian' Ticket Sellers Associa
tion' met this week.
Rev. D. N. and Mrs. , McCamus of
London , were in town for. a tear
hours on-Tbesday on their way to
Goderich. A number of their
friends were glad to meet and
greet them.
IViiss Florence Cuninghame left to-
day on a trip up through' Northern.
Ontario. She will visit in North
:Bay and Latchford and will be ale -
sent ten clays ortwo weeks. "Idiss
Cuninghaine's object is to see the
jnortlr country at its most beautiful,
when the leaves are turning.
Miss Maude Torrance, who left last.
week for Port Arthur, returned on
Monday. Her little niece, Joan:
Virtue, who was returning, with
her little sister and her uncle, Mi'.
John Torrance, tO Lethbridge, was
taken suddenly ill on the boat and
had to be taken, off at .Sault Ste.
,' EVIarie, and Miss Torrance returned.
home. It is hoped the winsome lit-
tle maid, who seenned in tate best
of health when the 'jotu'ney'stetted,
and indeed, right up to•the moment
serious symptoms were noted, will'
speedily recover. She ;s now in
the Hospital et the` Soo, ,
special
ane iri..chocolates, regular 60c a lb. -o be so O.
for 39c " hese:^are a real treat.
CASH AND S:ER=VICE, SPEsbIALS
Tew Prune '
Puffed, Rice .
Seedless :a=si.rs
--Dates '
2lbs. ,for 35c
pkg. 15c
;2 lbs. 23c
2 lbs. 23c
THREE BIG LEADERS STILL ON
pkgs. corn flakes 28c 10 bars soap 55c
S�
ocoa, lb 1Oc,
WEEK -END, SPECIALS"
Sweet Potatoes, Finnan Haddje, Celery, Grape Fruit
- Cranberries
New Dutch Cocoa per tin 30c
We are sole agents forApex Canned; Goods and Fruits
".11t the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.in • Kindly Order Early
Cash. and
Servi e':
Phone
48
mime 1u.AMY4AodNll o
Li. W. CURREL4J--TH S. SHIPLEY
We are new the highest tarket price fa
Highest 'Oracle Dair j .Butter
We have a Full stock of groceries and are very very anxious to
supply your needs,
Kindly give us the pleasure of your valued patronage.
THE CI & S. GROCERS
Main Store, . Phone 126 W., Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
•
PLOWING MATCH Whatever You Do
DON'T MISS.
A GRi1AR° SUCCESS
The Huron -County Pidivmen's
Association special prize for the old•:
eat man participating in the annual
match at Walton on Thursday last,
was won by Sandy McCurt:rie, aged
73 years, of fowiek td'wnship,
The youngest plowman was J. San -
dors, aged 12, of Ethel. • The ]atter
was awarded the Lyle Gordon prize.
Dbspite the, unfavorable weather,
5,000 people. witnessed the events,
which were keenly contested- •and.
proved ,the ability of Huron County
men' and ,boys with horses and.. trac-
ters. '
BULBS
Now is the time to plant bulbs for
'Winter and Spring bIooen
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS
EACH' S•c EACH
I7asily' grown in either water or' soil
•
Also JIYACIN'TIIS,
DAFFODILS,
CROCt3,s, Etc.
Prepared Soil -delivered for 150 a pail
J- Cuninghame Florist
Phones—Store, 31, Greenhouses, 176w,
.253•
,IHCf��ilt l azanr,
in the Town Hail
Get. 15th,, at -:2:
The, following; booths will be man
aed
g by the different women's organ-
izations of the > community:
"TOUCH' AND TARE" -•+Girls' Aux-
iliary, Mies Hawson, convenor.
CANDY--C,G.LT., Miss Carol Evans.
MISCELLANEOUS -..Unity Club,
`Mrs. Glen Cornish and.3Vlrs. Bert
Murphy.
PRODUCE—Mrs. Saville. i
RUMMAGE==-Itss Barden.
APRON--Wonlen Bowlers; Mrs. Fair.
HOME-MADE BAKING Women's
' Institute, Mrs: Flynn.
TISH POND—Mrs. W. J. Elliott aril
Mrs,' A. 3, Grigg.
HANDKERCHIEF ---Mrs. W. 3. Stev-
` 00300.
CHRISTMAS GIFT—Hospital Board;
Mrs, McMath. •
TEA ROOM—hospital staff, Miss
Grainger,
IN THE EVENING
A social' evening will be given, cn n-
niencing at S o'clock. Cards. and Old
Pine Dance.. Airs. W. Mair, itis . Iii
h. Combe and- Ms's:, N. W.,Trcwasihzt
in charge." Ticket's, 35c
4ENk" STRATTON' PORTER'S
Production of her own ,l^amous Book
"A Girl of the Linlberlost','-
• at the
Star Theatre -
October, 19, 20 and 21
Under auspices of
Home and School Club
:Admission,'"35e - Weer Tax, 2c
26-2
Harvest' Hae
:•. Supper!
ST. PAUL'S PARISE BALL
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Commencing at 5 p.m.
Menu includes: . Roast Dressed
Pork, Roast -Beef, • Salad, Jelly, Pie,
Tea or Coffee.- '
"Ali for the small suns of
• 35c
iO
ivering
Then
see us
about
new fur-
nace or furnace repairs. Now is
the tine to prepare for the winter.
Get our price before you buy.
Onr specialty , is Clare Bros.'
,. 66H.ECLA99'
We also carry their stoves and
heaters at prices reasonable enough
for all pocket books.
"vti;n'bY�nti cos.- std
.il l•- y( ,1111II1',,�
A REAL BEAUTY
.
The Same Suite Gibbards are
Advertising at $247
This is the Solid'• Walnut Dining Room Suite that Gibbards are
featuring in their national advertising right now, and which we and
other leading dealers have agreed with. Gibbards to sell at $247 in,;
order to convince people that Gibbard Solid Walnut is obtainable at
a moderate cost,
This suite is a beauty. Artistic Queen Anne Design with hand -
carved decorations on the buffet doors and the side panels of the
china_ cabinet, also .on the chair Backs. This hand- carving is a dis- •
tinguishing feature of Gibbard Solid Walnut Furniture.
The Suite is well built. Dust -proof divisions beneath drawers.
Ample cupboard, linen and cutlery space. The Gibbard Guarantee
Tag is attached to the suite.
TABLE MAT INCLUDED
With this :suite is inalttded an excellent Asbestos Table Mat with-
out extra charge -
The Gibberd• Furniture Shops only build ,a limi' ed quantity of
each suite. The special price will make this one sell rapidly: I£
you desire this suite, secure it without delay. ,
HARDWARE
MORE COMFORT AND ECONOMY
We are sole agents for the Beach QueSSec 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,.
REM'EMBER—We sell the famous Brantford.Asphalt Roofing.
The very best made." It is absolutely guaranteed. •
Clinton Hardware -and FurnitureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS `'
MONUMENT i?EALb7lLs
Furniture Phone. 104 Hardware 96
ItDi ARE 3snd Pi ?'Il Il3LNG.
Ilione 24.1
poiy.:spot Cash,
Live Poultry
tri nrr;:d Newlaid Eggs
Now is the time for fanners to get rid of any Broiler size chick-
ens of the small breeds, such as Leghorns, also Ducks and Fowls
of all kinds, as well as your heavy chickens that are fully matured
or nearly, so,
If you will advise us what yon have to offer we will tell yon'
how and when to deliver your live poultry to us to get the ,best
returns: Try it and let us prove that this is to your advantage.
GUNN7 LANGLOIS & Co , Limited '
Head Office e Montreal, Que.
Clinton Branch open' 'each ,day front 7 am, to 6 p.m,
Also open Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 0
Trite,: Phone or Call 'for- anyfytrther information you require
GUN-, LANGLOIS &-,O0, LIMITED -
11. W. WARD, Branch Manager
• Day Peon
90 --- Al ways at your service Night ,Phone 254