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Sanitary Sewerage Services
HAND DUG, AND BASEMENT WORK
Completed to Plumbing
Have Yours Dug Now
And prepare your lawn for spring and summer trimming
APPLY NOW—Work completed in order of application
McKay Contracting Co.
Princess 'St. W. CLINTON Phone. 3'73M
The Famous
FINDLAY
"WARM MORNING" Model No. 520
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Ideal for heating an entire home, holds '100
pounds of coal ...Just the thing for any
house where there is no furnace
Each $58.00
SUTTER--PERDUE
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S'POIiTiNG GOOD'S OF QUALITY
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Norlrrl,a Warnock,. :n3ob
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Carirck ;Jr., Champions
Clinton ,Pulblie •SehooI pupils enjoyed,
their 'annual field meet recently when
the events 'were run off in Clinton'
Community Park, and, ala at the
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sohool grounds.
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The championships went to Norma
Warnock for the girls, and Bob Car-
rick, Jr., for the boys. '
'Winners were: Senior Girls: Nornna
Warnoolt, •Mary Se dbbins, APne
Freel; Senior boys: Clare . Maltby,
Tom Lloyd, Ronald Carter;Interme-
diato girls: le Olive
l : . JoAnne• Castle,
Petrie," Joyce Hawkins; Intermediate
boys:, Bob Carrick, Murray •Maltby,
Tom Colquhown; Junior girld: Bar-.
bard. Ford •Kaye S'lrarp,:=Gwen ..GriIr.
fiths; Junior boys: John Harid'ey,
Don Ross, Bobby GGaron,•.
Outstanding winner•S of some of the
events were: Jackie Carter, a junior:
outdistanced all others; in long dis-
tance race; in the pole valt, Toni
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' IoCEEY PLAYERS FETED
Goderich Lion's 'ah b were 'hosts to
nn :• a
65 Hockey. players at the �; tm1
hockey night, hold at the British Ex-
change Hotel. • The teams were the.
Goderich Lions juveniles, WOAA
champions and finalists in ORA elim-
inated by Bolton; Goderich Lions
1i/fidgets, WOOtAA chagnil#ions •azul final.
is s in OHA,pet out
by
Port CoIogr
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Black Hawks, •public school champions,
winners of the G•oderich Lions public
sehq'o1 league.
and Clare Maltby ;•went:7 foot
Lloyd
running
in the r
Lia d
inches; T'am
9y
broad ent 14 'feet;. Bob •Oarricl
made 7 foot 3 inches in the standing
broad; in the girls' 'high Sump Norma,
Warnock ,reaelted 4 foot1 inch,_,�vlri•
Mary Scribbins attained the ,d foot
mark. ,
Grose caiinletYter io_ the winners
were Billy Carrick, Dorothy 1119anag
han and Doris•rCooper. :
Specia
Clearance 'N
of
Children's wagon
odscraf
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Just a f
have
Cards for
s that
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imprinted
Price price
Wo t Coaster 7.00 , $4.50
Wo Silver `Streak > :? 3.95 $7,95 •
ew left to clear at these prices
We on display.now Personal Greeting;
Christmas . Give your .Christmas`
card personal 'touch 'by' havi� yoi'
nam on your cards :for•
Clirstrns.
McEWAN'S
Sirloin, ' Porterhouse and Wing
STEAKS per ib. 48c
Fresh Picnic HAM ' per lb. 36c
per Ib: 32c
VEAL Patties
Choice, Home -Cured
SIDE BACON, very mild per .lb. 63c
Fresh Young Beef LIVER . per Ib. 25c
Stanley Bros.
(Successors' to Ross Fitzsimons)
MODERN MEAT MARKET
Vietoria St. Phone 76
Clinton
An impressive `
Gentleman
\
Whenever it rains, he's
ready "4' because he's
learned from experience
that it pays one to look
Ms best' in all weather
Men's • $ 15.50 up
Boys' - $5.75
, Oil -shin
Davis & Herman
Dress Goods, Suitings
and Costings
also
Trimmings
,ROWN' S
min• door •north'' of the. Royal Bank
THURSDAY,•76s
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BAYFIELD- FAIR
PRIGS WI N R'S
N : E .
ARE ANNOH''NCED
Chief ,prize winners in the various
divisions at Bayfield Pall Fair .last
week were as follows:
HORSES -All prizes to W. J. Dale;
R.R: 1 Clinton;CATTLE-Short-
horns,
` hort-
on � CAi S
horns, .alrl 'prizes to Roy F: Pepper,'
R.R. 3, •Seaforth; Jerseys, all prizes
to:•Irwin Trewartha, RR. 1, •Seaforbh;
Eaton trophy for best showing' of
dairy. cattle Irwin Trewai'tha;
SHEEP- 'Leicesters,' W. R. Pepper
and Roy Pepper, bathf R.R.R3 Se
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foith; ()Weida, Oval McGowan,
Blyh; Donald Dearing,
Erx' titer ; Dor-
set Horn, Orinal McGowan; pen of
fourW. I;,. Pepper, Roy FPepper,
Donald . Dearing, Orval, IM'eGowan
Goderieh 'Salts, speciiils-longwool,.' W.
Isy: Pepper, Roy P. Pepper; shortwoel,
Orval McGowan, Donald Dearing;
Yorkshire PIGS ' = 'Alfred Warner.
Bayfield; Webster Varna best
Bair bacgnt hogrs t1; Sd " Warner;'.
Webster;' best pen of thiee export
bereontni hogs -A. I. Warner; best, sow.
-A. 11. Whiner; POULTRY
Battler, Zurich; Ivan , .MoClymont,'
Varna Harold Penhale, Bayfield;
Robert Blair;•Snowden and ,Grainger,
RR. 2,, ZuricliElmer Webster, Var-
nfa;
ieiDonald Dearing, . Exeter; Colin
'Campbell, Bayfield; John Wise, lfay-
d;
.DDAIRY •P1toiDUcIE•-Eke44 .111001y-
Mont,
Ia of -niont, Varna; 0. Battler, Zurioh; Ed
Foster; Mrs. 'Metcalf, Bayfield; H.
A' Fuss, Zurich;. A. I3. Warner, Bay-
field; Elmer Webster, Varna; DO•
M7!ISTI0 '.SCHEN GE= E3: `'Webster, FI.
Penhale, E. Foster,.• Mrs. Metcalf,
(Lloyd :Maliin's, Hayfield, 1. 14ibCSiy-
niiont, A. H. Warner, Mrs: Pred Me -
Ewen, H, A, Fuss, O. 'Battler; Parity
Flour special -+E. Webster, Mrs. Met-
calf, EvelynSturgeon; GRAIN AND
SEEDS -H. A. ,Fuss, :Snowden and
Grainger, A. H. Warner, O. Battler;
F,RUE'PS-�Snnwden and Grainger, H.
Penhale, F. •Mcelyi vont, Mrs. Met-
calf, Fred .Middleton, Stewart Mid-
dleton, A. H. Warner;
VEGETABLES -0. Battler, F. IMe-
Olyinant, ,Snowden •and Grainger, E.
Webster, F, (Middleton, II. Penhale.
A. H. Warner, H. A. Fuss,IMirs. Fred
McEwen, rMis. ;Metcalf; PLANTS
AND FLOWERS -F. Middleton, Mrs.
Metcalf, Fred r1VPo0lyntont, Mrs, Fred
McEwen, Lloyd iMakins; PINE ARTS
-Miss M. Livingstone, Blyth; Mrs.
Metcalf, H. A. Puss, S,loyd Malcins;
LADIES' WOIRJC--:Miss M. 'Living-
stone, H. A. Fuss, Robert Blair; Bert
Dunn Sr., O. Battler, H. A. Fuss,
Lloyd Matins, :Miss E. Webber, Five•
lyn Sturgeon, Elmer Webster, Snow-
den and Grainger, Ed Foster, Fred
MoOlymonrt.
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CALF BORN WHILE AIRBORNE
While a freight ,plane' was flying
one Canadian bull and 14 heifers from
New York to Buenos Aires, a calf
was barn at 7,500 feet,; 23 minutes
before the plane landed. ThaBuenos
Aires breeders who had ordered the
animals from Hays Limited, Toronto,
were surprised to find that the pass-
enger list had been changed to one
pull, 13 heifers, one caw and one
calf.
I BREAKFAST BACON
BACK BACON
per lb. 70c
ALSO COOKED MEATS
CITRONS
each 30c
CALIFORNIA GRAPES
2 lbs. 29c
(CRANBERRIES.
lb. 43c
CARNATION
Lg. 13c Small 7c
NESTLES MILK
Lg. 13c
PEACHES
20 oz. tin 33c
CHERRIES, Pitted, Sweet
20 oz. tin 37c
PLUMS
Green Gage and Lombard
20 oz. tin 17c •
Libby's TOMATO JUICE
per tin 14c
BLENDED JUICE
48 oz. tin 39c
Rumball's Grocery
"We Deliver".
PHONE 86 . CLINTON
per lb. ' 65c
;Huron W,III':'Par#10ipate`
in 5
0, �ishel Contes$
L o , Br• b a 'ei e o
from John D. it3aoLeod, _ seoretdry.
of'the • Ontario Crap -Improvement
A ocia ism
SS t that, Huron County ,has
been„ accepted to 'p�aaticipate an :the
Fifty Bushel
WinterWheat•Club
1ub
Competition, The main objects , of
this. Cornpetition ane to, encourage the
We of good seed,',to inrai'eaie the "a-
mounts of registered seed, to en-
courage greater»fertility ;and better
cropping and •cultural practices by
aiming
at
greater 'Yieids Per' acr
e
,
and finally -to. encourage .tate grov-
iiig of a larger aereage,of this im-
p4rtant cash Croy.
Sn order to qualify'in .this conipet.
,its cit, each County mast have a rain
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intim of ten entries,, each •entry being
at least five; acres, and seta. to Keith-
er:Registered Dawson's Golden Chaff
seed grown from; Registered Dew-
son's Golden Chaff, or ,Sealed Cornell
595 As :the titre of ;the Competition.
indieatesgene Of •the'tnain:poi'tits of
'scdiing the various entries is on
the basis of yield, per acre,- and cone-
petitors may use any means at their,
disposal whiahg .i tend to- 3soduce
a; record yieldj'ef high quality, Wheat
Entry forns are •available at the
Agricultural Office, Clinton, and any-
one interested in entering this Com-
petition. •sedilit �'fill otic ez'utiy 'fern's
as soon as ,passible. Substantial
cash prizes are being awarded as;an
added stimulus to those who partic-
ipate.
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AUTCI•I., T1IMIGRANTs
. Plaeq,ment 'Officer :for tilde E a:iig-
r;ation Foundation Netherlands, John
VeIiinga, Chatham, visited Clinton
and district Thursday lasttn. oannect_
Mn 'with the prospective influx of
immrigra$ts from Holland, ;both Oba,y-
ried andsingle. About a caozen homes
are needed, for cfa nilies•;-and - sev-
eral single Dutch 'men •tre expected
in the county by next spring.•O:ccom-
panied by LdRoy"G Brown,. Clinton,
agrieultui 1 re n'esentative'for Huron:
Mr. Veil:Ma t "•vrltspected prospective
farm ho'rrires
GrOlirI1RIIOET ;l`Sie first' 'cargo: of
corn to arrive here -by 3taalt'sinbe be-
fore the war, was unloaded at the
elevators of the Goderich Elevator
and Transit" Company on Friday. The
78,009 bushel -cargo was brought 1n
by the freighter , Wahcondah from
Chicago. '
New RCA Victor
Car . Radios
$64.95
Installation Free
Prompt, Efficient,. Guaranteed
RADIO REPAIRING
Burgess, Eveready, General
and Ray -O -Vac
Radio Batteries
MERRILL RADIO
AND ELECTRIC
Phone • ;313 Clinton
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MAY HAVE STARVED
EXEIDER-Investigation stl ution into p0
s
si-
btity that a one and'one-ltaff-ononth
olid ababy staavel to deaths near here,
is being made by provincial police.
Body of the infant is, tmedr examina-
tion ,by a provincial pathologist in
London. Orown 'Attorney. D. E..`Hol-
mes Godenic'h, Said farther action in
the oastoulld depend on findings of
w p g
Dr, J. H. Fisher, Landon. •.
NQW
Washing Machine
Service
ice
One Week '
HAVE YOUR .MA,CHINE,,.
REPAIRED IN QEIIl1
Low, Prices and Work
' ' Guaranteed
H. R. HAWKINS
Plumbing and Heating
Phone, 244 Clinton
Conservation
(Meeting
All Huron Comity : people interested
in the. preservation and protection
of game and fish -are urgently
requested to attend a .
PUBLIC MEETING.
IN TOWN HALL, GODERICH
MON., OCT: 20.
at . 6 p.m.
for the purpose of organizing a
local association
Palms, discussion and special
speaker
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PROMPT SERVICE
REASONABLE RAILS
CLINTON CAB
Now Open for Business
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PHONES:
OFFICE:' 44 (Layton's Garage)
RESIDENCE: Reg. S'hipley 229; Harold Crittenden 173
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The TOGGERY SHOPPE .;Store News
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lValues S :Fr
pca.a Week Oct:.1:� -` 5th
Campbell's
Tomato Soup
12 tin"S $1.25
6 tins 63o1oiaA•ro
2 tins 21c
p -
W . �.-' ...
' NOW �,
C K
P10 ffr
TOMATO SOUP .$B1ltP9'JP a
WEEK ��.
. ' ,,
CAaupbells
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.Vegetable Soup
p
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r e etar'a n
b. t
YcAefOble.
2,Far 25e
See Hand Bills
11 For Other Sou
• Soup .Values
barker's , . 8 oc: pk =:
Fancy Sodas , •;2 for .23c
Select 12 oz. tin
Chicken Stew 2 for 25e
Select ' i „• '
Spaghetti & Meat Balls : 18e '
_ ,
Hinz (New Pack) ; 20 oz.tit:
Tomato Juice 13c
Tilbeat •;,
'' Luffin Mix 12o r .;
Texsun 20 oz. tin
Grapefruit Juice 2 for 23c ,
Baker's
Cocoa• 1'7c - '27c ••
gobvell 11b. pkg.
Wheat Starch 10c
For your Woollens use
VEL 29c
Post (Large Size)
BranFlakes 2 for 29e •:
'; Citelli cooked
;Spaghetti • a l0�„23C
Thompson,
; Seedless Raisins .i 2',1b.: 41c
YI(rartvegian•`',�,
. :Kipper Smae r
l?p �;is,- `for 29e
' Catelli
Egg Noodles,- ; ,' ; 14.c
Aylmer '
Diced” Carrolts • 2`'for 15c
Aylmer • 29 oz: ilii
Apple Juice 2 xua .Duo
Harry Horn's • %z•'.ili: tin
Cocoa ....' l0c
For your Dishes use
TREND' 28e
•London
Laundry Soap 1 for 29e
"post' with Grad,*
Corn Toasties 2' for, 17.0 ;,
' Florida'
Grapefruit'
112's
5 for 27c
Cabbage
Celery
Lettuce
Turnips
10 lb. BagBananas'
ONIONS
• : 440
Carrots'
Parsnips
Onions "
' Oranges
': •• 344's ' -
2 ,Doz.
fez! 47c
--
I No Charge
for
Delivery
•Phone 286 .
W. LJoIinso,n_'O� San'
DEPENDABLE GROCERIES
AT RELIABLE PRICES
' Delivery
• hours
.10:30 a.m.
2':30 11331'
4.30 p.m.
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AUTUMN, with the changing:of the :colors, 'tihe falling of -M
Mthe leaves, and the -rustle of the leave's nialkes you think of
p SWEATERS, PULLOVERS,, SKIRTS, JACKETS, Etc.
a We show Many choice numbers in rtlh'e'se.lines, air at popular
prices.
'PULLOVERS, in various B
shades and sizes, $3.955
SWEATER COATS, in a
all wools, in fall shades 0
$5.95 and $6.95
JACKETS in plains and 0
plaids to harmonize with
Odd 'Skim
SKIRTS, various types
in Plaids. Herringbones 02
and plains.
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Special This Week! Group of "Odd" Skirts
Alpines and Wools, mostly small sizes. Many can be altered
gto suit the individual. Various shades. Your choice $L00 ea..
Your Choice $1.00 each
VISIT 'PHIS SMALL STORE and SEE THE BIG VALUES
11 The Toggery Shoppe
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PHONE 324 (Beecher.Streets in charge) CLINTON
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BE PREPARED. . ,
Coater days ahead and weather uncertain. Ite prepared:
HAVE YOUR CAR WINTERIZED NOW
Ws not too early to think ,of ',HEATERS & DE-FROSTERS
If your car uses too muck gas, or is hard to start, dirty.
spark plugs or faulty carburetor may be the cause.
WE SPECIALIZE IN TUNE-UP WORK
Seal Beam Units or a Fog Light will add to your night
driving comfort.
Remember us for all your Auto needs
SPECIAL-- 2 New Car Radios
OPEN SUNDAY, OCT. 20, and Every Evening Next Week
Lorne Brown Motors
SMILES and SERVICE and : AUTO FLEC` 1 K
Chrysler, Plymouth, Fargo ao Sales. and 'Service •
DAY 367-W ' - PHONE' ,' NIGHT 3674,
'De Luxe Heavy, Wool -Shirts
Assorted Colors and Sizes Each $7 95
Woods' Drop -Seat Coats
Khaki Duck .... Each $ 19.95
Woods' Hunting Coats
Red and (black check, dined eaxx li 1.495
Woods' Mackinaw Hunting Coats
Unlined—red, green and rblue
each $11e95
Woods' Hunting Caps
Red and black
Earth. $1.50 and $1.75
We also have a limited supply of
PARKAS, AEROPILE 'COATS, Etc.
for the Colder Weather
C& I N 1' ON