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ARRIVED
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engin ip price from 52500 to $2,50.00
A Food stock of E er Sh trp Nfld.'s
o Swan Pens—the' best pen in the world—at moderate prices.
so have the new Phmpa Comb --for Bobbed Ilair or Brush Back
Colne in and have a demonstration;
ew Ko -Mit Pencils left in both ladies' and Gents'.style.
at 25c each.
L h'I'b' .GI ASSES AT REDUCED PE/CES TEE',
SAME AS LAST WEEif
S'.
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JOHNSON:,
Graduate -of Toronto College of Optorrietr
-,Fine Jewellery and Repairs 1NNeiit ITovey's Drug Store
end Economy
Women have ever had ; 'to
choose between luxury and econ-,`
omy in matters of dress: ,' Al- „
Most invariably' •one must be
sacrificed to the other.' ` But hi'
Holeproof I-1osiety are 'found
the amiury of stylish; snug -fit-.
ting hosiery and the economy of
B:oleproof silk and lisle 'and
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
long service and moderate price.
Silk and art. silk plaited $1,00
P1umtee1 Bros.
25,
SMALL PROFITS
:MORE BUSINESS
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 home on
our clothes and ,:shoes," and are
blown: in through open windows
and settle in the carpets, rugs, up
holstery, draperies, etc.
They Me deeply imbedded in the
surface when walked upon, and
there form a breeding plate for
germs.
That is why you need a vacuum '
cleaner in your home.
The broom was a good servant
in its day, hut the modern house-
wife demands a 'vacuum cleaner
—Why?
Because yousimply draw -a
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 Y 3;UR,-OWN UTILITY—
IT` PAYS
HYDRO SHOP CLINTON
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ELECTRIC VACUUM
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" 16ARt the new Deforest Be Crosley R-5
and you'll renew your 'first wonder at,.
a.,, the miracle of radio.Tone so pure, so real=
istic, that it's uncanny Simplicity of operators
We
are Radio
such' Inas' never.before been attained in
Headquarters radio, You get the' programme you want as
Here you are simply as pressing a button gives you •electric
aw;.:rrd of corn- light. No howls, squeals, or discordant noises.`
peteat service, A rich, two-tone mahogany cabinet (enclos-
aeansd,advicR and ing all batteries and wiring), worthy of the
complete saris• best setting.' Price $175—complete with 5
eeee n. Westinghouse'Radiotrons, MViusicone Headset,
„etc.—theonly„ extras ne,cessa are Antenna
Equip/not and Batteries. Ras
y payments if
desired, Ask tghear it—no obligation to buy.
tt�t rdue
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That's the Night'for a Party
Let the Bogie Book—only 10c—
plan. your party. A night when-inys-
tic spirits are abroad,' A night when
witch and goblin (so they say) mingle
with mortals in revelry and games,
A night when solemn:. owls stare and
radiant Jack 0' Lanterns peep' from
windows.
THAT'S TIIE NIGHT FOR A PARTY
Our assortment of whimsically ex-
travagant, novelties will help your ar-
rangement of the party—coupled with
The Bogie Book.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Mr. J. B. Levis is in Oshawa thi
week.
Mrs. J. P. Wasman left Tuesday t
spend a week .or so in Toronto.
Mss Ruby Irwin and. Mies Ida Walk
inehaw spent the week -end -wit
London friends.
Mr. T. R. Gina of Detroit spent th
week -end in Clinton w tll his sic
ter, Mrs. D." Steep.
Mr. J. H. Wylie of Toronto has in
rived to spend, a while with hi
daughter, Mrs. J. E,. Hogg, at th
manse.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. Aiken :and Mrs. Cue
rie.are the delegates from the Iota
Baptist church to the Ontario. an
Quebec Baptist convention in Ham
ilton this week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Collyer were i
town this week, coming up to at
tend the funeral of the fernier'
twin brother, the late A. PeOollyee
whish tools 'place on Tuesday. •
Moe G. B. Haid and -Miss Clark of Th
News -Record attended.a meeting o
the publishers of the Duffeein an
Wellington Press Association, whir
was held In Palmerston on Pride
last.
Mr's. Arthur CanteIon and her daugh
ter, Mrs. George Jenkins and littl
sn, and Miss Menlo Hudson hdv
returned from a motor trip to be
trait, where they spent a week vis
iting friends.
Miss Clete .Ford and Miss Munro 0
' the Alma College staff, -St. Thomas
spent the week -end at the home o
the.former'sparents in town. Mrs
T. A. Ford accompanied them to
London on Monday and -heard Ed
' ward Johnston; the famous Canad-
ian tenor, sing that evening.
Miss. Graham of the Collegiate staff
was called to Kitchener on Monday
lowing to the serious eondition of a
friend,' Mr, Grant Hibbard, a. young
bank clerk, who was accidentally
shot with his own pistol in the
hands of aefellow employee in the
bank. At last' reports he was im-
proving, "
Mrs 'Ogle Cooper motored up from
Toronto on Wednesday Iast, bring-'
ing his cousin, Mr.- D. G: Ross of
Spokane, 'Wash., who was visiting
him, and they spent a few days as
;the guests of the former's sister,
Mrs. A. J. Morrish. • Mr. Ross left
Friday to meet his wife and daugh-
ter in. Chicago. Mr. Ross is a son
of the' late, John Ross and was boo
on a farm an the London road, that
adjoieling where' Mr. E. Waldron
now resides. It is over forty years
since heleft
here buthe paid a:vis-
it to the old farm, carrying home
-with him' as a souvenir a piece of
the door of the abandoned house in
which he was born. Mr. Cooper,
returned ono
T ronton
0 Monday.
Miss Winnifred O'Neilur
ret nod Fri-
day evening last_ from a very en-
joyable visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil, at Orlando,
Florida. She enjoyed the summer
weather all the more as she knew
she was coming back to the opening
scenes of an Ontario winter, but a
climate where the mercury climbs
up to and .havers around ninety ..in
October would' take some getting
used to. -Mr. W. E, O'Neil is now
also in Orlando and his friend, Mr.
Stewart Scott, Miss Delle O'Neil',
intends going down also for., the
winter. Orlando is principally ;a
resort for those retired frons active
business, many very wealthy peo-
ple leaving homes there, and it is a�
very pretty city, Mr: ONoil'it
keeping' fairly well and manages to
enjoy lire, getting out every day in
the air and sunshine.
Corner
roe4t,te
iY FILL FUI.TS
And How'e -Specials
CASH AND SEttilICE.PRICES "PHIS WEEK
The new -fruits are just .beginning to' come In,ire- will, -be
pleased to show them to you
New "Dates; per lb. 15c
Cleaned Currants 19c
Loose 'Cocoa, per lb. IOc '
Cream' of wheat . 3 lb. for 25c
Corn Meal
Seedless Raisins
Black Tea
'6 lbs. for 25c
2 lbs. for. 25c
per .lb. 48e
WEEICIEND .SPECIALS
0 :bars P. &- G. soap 55c . IZ'olled :Oats 6, lb. for 28c
SPECIALS FOR 'HALLOWE'EN
Pop Corn in bulk Pop Corn in, Packages ' 10d "Pop'Cbrn Poppers
Chestnuts, per glass 5c Smiles an' Chuckles- per lb. 39c -•-
Weare sole -agents for Apex Glass Goods- and Fruits',
Iellied Chicken Jellied Tongue New sweet potatoes ,-. Finnan Haddie ` California Grapes
Florida Grape Fruit Fresh Sausage
Special Price in Sugar by the;` Sack
Special on Saturday and Monday only
14 lbs. Granulated Sugar
Free Demonstration of Kraft Cheese and -Bran Biscuits; Friday and Saturday;;•.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. - Kindly Order: Early
Cash -and'
'� mil ohne'
S?ervioe - r 48
L. W. C%i'RRELL-THOS. SHIF*LRY
We are now paging highest market price for
Highest Gracie- Dairg Butter
We have a full stock of -groceries and are very very anxious
supply your needs,
Kindly give us the pleasure of your valued patronage,.
THE C. Si S, GROCERS •
Main Store, Phone 125 W., Branch Store, Phone 125..1'.
0
Hoirnesviie
The 'anniversary services on Sunday
under the auspices of the Brother
hood were very well attended an
most successful in every way. The
discourses by the Rev. W. B. Millson,
former president of the London Meth-
'odisreConference, were powerful and
were much enjoyed by the congrega-
tioes who gathered morning and ev-
ening. A mos' obeli- furnished music
at both seeeices. In the morning a
solo by Mr.Clarenoe Potter was'much
appreciated and in. the evening -the
the. choir was assisted by the I.,obb
Quartette. - ,
- Now is the time to 'plant bulbs for BULBS
d Winter and Spring bloom
The fowl supper on Mondayeven-
ing'`was not as successful as it might
have been,, owing,to the severe wind-
storm which' raged all day.'' But a
number gathered and those who did.
enjoyed a `'good supper. The. -tables
were laid in the shed, which had been
nicely decorated for 'the occasioli.
This- plan was carried out, to save
confusion ;while waiting , for service;
an•inconvenence experienced other
years, places being laid. ,eco- two
hundred tot sit down -at once,. An
abundance,'of fowl and `all the ether,
.things which go to snake up a good
meal were Provided and what Was not
eaten was afterwards sold. After the
supper a program.yeas given'in the
church, the pastor, the Rev. I.; Kih'
patriek, occupying the chair. ' The;
Brotherhood choir Sang a chorus, Miss
Annie Stewart of Clinton contributed
Several solos:. in her usual charming
style; Mrs: Morgan Agnew 'being her
accompanist. The Rev. J. B. Hogg of
Clinton delivered an excellent address,
abounding in both wit and wisdom,
and Mr J: -G. Schwanz gave a read-
ing. ' The program :was, enjoyed by
all. The receipts cel is a'
h
f the P ,supper
and
the Sundry collections amounted to
about 'WO.
Countg . News
Seaf. r —
o t
h Walla
ce Parke e
left last
week for his home in:Norvrith, Eng-
land. : After x•eceiying ;his discharge.
from the -Plying Cross' pili .•Which he
served driving the war, Mr. Parke
came to Seaforth, where he has been
a resident for five years. Ile was a
Well known and popular figure in- the
younger set, who hope he will decide
to return to Canada. He was accom-
panled'; by P. Calder, formerly of the
Dominion Bank, staff here, who is re-
turning tp his home in Scotland for
the n
Brusswiter,els: Miss Edith Keys, 'daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Keys, of
Cranbrook, had the miiisfortune'to
break one of her legs on Tuesday of
last' week, As Miss Heys has suf-
fered broken bench' over a dozen
t' nes prCevious occasions it is art
a Hely",experience for her.
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS
EA.CfreFC EACH
Easily grown in either water" or soil
Also HYACINTHS,
DAFFODILS,
CROCUS, Etc.
Prepared Soil delivered for 15e a pail
Cuninghame, 'Florist
Phones—Store, 31, Greenhouses, 176w
26-3
Huron County Fruit
Show
Clinton, Nov. 2 and 3
LIBERAL PRIZES
Write Secretary for Prize List '.
R. R. Sloan, Pres. S. B. Stothers, Sec.
Bayfield Clinton,
28-2
bitering
Then see us about a new fur
nace or furnace repairs. airs. Now is
the time to prepare for the winter.
Get our price before you buy.
Our specialty is Clare Bros.
6 I-IECLA"
We also carry their stoves and
heaters at prices reasonable enough
for all pocket books,
.IRS
HARDWARE and I'LLl0
1hone 244
10.
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A REAL BEAUTY
The Same Suite ibba►rds are
Advertising at $247
This is the Solid Walnut, Dining Room Suite that Gibbeeds 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 ,ore 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 included an excellent Asbestos Table Mat with-
out extra charge.
The, Gibbard Furniture Shops only build a limited; quantity of
each suite, . The -special • price will 'snake this one sell rapidly. If
you desire this suite; secure it without delay.
HARDWARE
MORE COMPORT AND ECONOMY
We art sole agents for the Beach 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.;
f`R14IEMBBI4,--We' sell the famous Brantford Asphalt Roofing.
The very best made.Itis absolutely guaranteed.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo..
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS,
Hardware 105;
Furniture Phone: 104
We aSpot - Cash.-"
FOR--'-
Live Poultry and Newlaid: Eggs
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aa.
Now is the time for farmers to get rid of any Broil
ns of the small -breeds, 'Broiler size chick-
ens a such as Leghorns, also' Ducks. and Fowls
of, all kinds, as well as your heavy chickens that are fully matured
or nearly so. s
If you -vill advise us what you', have to offer 'we will tell you,
how and when to deliver your live poultry to ttS• to get the best
returns, Try it and let us prove that this is to your advantage,
U N, ;LANGLQIS & Co., Limited
Head,Office Montreal, Que,
`.Clinton Branch open each day from 7 ens, to 6 •p,m,
Also open Thursday and SAturdtay, evenings from -7 to 0
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you require
0tINN, LANGLOIS & CO; LIMII'Ep 1
R. W. WAIL)), Brandi Manager
Day Phone 150 -- Ahvays at your cervico — Night "I'hoes 26,