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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELE12Y •STOR7
EYE SPECIAL IST
EYES', TESTED FREE:
Lowest Prices in years in Jewellery
and Silverware.
One New. Style GilletteRazor Free with
10 Blades also New Style Sharpener at $1.
H. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
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Next Hovey's'Drua Store.Jeweller andOptician
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Keep !�nv Feet Dry.
Buy yourself a new pair of Rubbers Ci 'Galoshes and a pair for
all the membersof the family at these low prices.,
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CHILD'S RUBBERS,.up to' size 101-2 at 450
MISSES RUBBERS, -sizes 11 to 2 56c
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YOUTHS' RUBBERS,1Sizes•11 to 13 550
BOYS' RUBBERS, sizes 1 to 5 F 65oc
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, sizes 2 to 8 .
400
MEN'S RUBBERS, Sizes 6 to 11
15e
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL LINES' OF HEAVY RUBBERS,
RUBBER BOOTS, GAYTEES AND GALOSHES
ALL NEW FRESH STOCK AND NO SECONDS
Special Prices on all Lines of Boots, Oxfords and Slippers
Plumsteel Bros.
Exclusive Dealer -- Tip Top Tailors Ltd.
DRESSED MUTTON, by the huff, per Ib...... iine
DRESSED PORK, by the half, per lb. •00
MUTTON STEWS, per lb. 'Ic
MUTTON ROASTS, per Ib. l0c
MUTTON CHOPS, per 1b. 15e
PORK SAUSAGE, per lb. 15e
HAMBURG STEAK, per lb. 15e
FRESH HORSE RADISH, per bottle 1Sc
FOWL, VEAL, BABY BEEF, FOR THE WEEK -ENI)
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
C. NNELL & TYNDALL
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKETt"
Phone 162 Huron
SPECIAL
THREE PIECE
STORE BREVITIES
I UNCII,EON SETS
Pule linen Cover 43"x43"; 0
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Serviettes, 12x12 ...:..,1.10
CUSHION TOPS
Hand -painted on Velvet
Assorted 'Patterns at . . i;1.00
C.C.I. STATIONERY
24 sheets, plain- paper, 12 en-
velopes for 10c
SPECIAL;
50 Sheet Pad for 20c
25 Envelopes for , 200
Total Value 40c
40c. VALUE FOR 25c
"SOLDIER" SCRIBBLERS
Smooth, ruled paper 5"x8"
Each . . .2c
APRONS
Medium size stamped on goon
quality cotton. Assorted pie-.
signs., far 211c
BOWLS
Oven -proof set of six. Sizes
from 4" to 9". 6 for 65c
-NOVELTY CHINA PEPPER'
AND SALTS
15e Per Pair
FERN POTS
Green and Yellow. Two. sizes
23 inch Pot for 5c
3'. inch Pot for Se
BOOK OF AIRPLANES
24 pages of present-day planes
For•25c
The W. D. Fair Ga.
1'11133 CL INION=NEWS RECORD
TII1 RSDA Y, JNOVEibLP,Z'I% 5 , ipal$
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Kocher 1u;iiilt'est ie1i.
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Mrs. F., French is spending a few
weeks in Toronto.
Rev. Dr. Hogg of Strathroy was in
town on Thursday last.
Mrs. W. Argent visited her daughter
in Willowdale last week.
Miss Frieda Wallis of London was
• a week -end guest at her home in
town.
Mr. B. J. •Gihbings • was in Toronto
on business the latter part of last
week. i ,- , t a . • ,
Miss Isabel Beattie spent ' a few
days at her home at Watford last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow of Brueefield
were the geusts of Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Corless on Sunday.
Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Holmes went to
Toronto on Tuesday, where they
intend spending the winter.
Miss Ruth Cartwright has returned
to Toronto after spending a weeks'
vacation at her home in town.
Miss Cora Jervis of S. George and
Miss E. Kemp of Lynden motored
up and spent the week -end at their,
respective homes.
Miss Clara Gould, who has been i11
in the Stratford Hospital, whege
she was finishing her course of
training, returned home Saturday
to recuperate..
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter 'tnd
1liss Marjorie were in Toronto at-
tending the marriage of their son
Ernest, which took place on Satur-
day.
Mr. Chris. Tebbutt left for the
West on Tuesday. He carte east
a month ago on account of the
death of his sister, the late Ida
Tebbutt.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. E. Hall motored to
Toronto and spent the week -enol
with their son, E. E. Ball.heh
it
son," G. L. Hall motored up
Pembroke to see. them.
Mr. and Mrs.-Thoinas Oliver re-
turned Tuesday from their honey -
Moon trip to Chicago. They take
up housekeeping in Miss Cante-
lens house, Rattenbury street. i
Mrs. R. II. Johnson'Nvaa at Hanover
last week, being called there by
the sudden death of her brothe.r-
inlaw, who expired while in the
act of milking a cow on his own
Mr. Wm. Scott e4 'Bay City, Mich.,
his daughter -and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Kerhier, and little
tarighter, of Port Huron spent the
weekend with the fornter•'s bro-
ther, Mr. Adan Scott of citnton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor and miss
Della Taylor of Toronto spent the
week -end as the „guests of Mrs.
' Taylor's sister, 'Mrs E. W. 'Reda -
way. Mr. Taylor and family
leave next week for Orlando, Flor-
ida, where they will spent the win -
.ter •inonths
Mr•, and Mrs Ernest Crich and their
daughter, Mrs. Brown and two chil-
dren, of Pontiac, 1Vfich.,, spent the
week -end.• et 'tire home of the for-
nter•'s 'father, . Mrs. H: 'Crich of
town. 'Mr. E. Crich came over to
attend a meeting of. •Shriners in
London 'on Friday. -
Mr. Ezra.W'gshington, Who has been
return-
edfort Union all summer, r e
ed home, last week, Mrs. L. Annie.
and, her son,. Mr. C. Annis, and her
mother, Mrs. Wlhite metered d op
'with hint and spent the week -end
'with his sisters, Miss Washington'.
and Mrs. Southcombe.
Large Comfortable Chesterfield, Deep Springy and a
Comfortable; Large Wing Chair and
Arlo Chair to Match •
$125.00 O
0.
I1 Finished in.beautiful Mohair coverings 'with floral
designs on the reversible cushlo.s
Its in Our Window
1.SUTTER,
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Hardware . Funeral Directgre Plumbiiig
Furniture Phone 147'1 'Rlbctric Wiriiik
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COUNTY NEWS
•GODERICH: In police court re-
, cently a Charge of theft preferred 'a
•gainst George D. .Cooper of Nall -
field by Ida M. Hackett, of the Sams
township, was 'dismissed for lack of
evidence. Mr. Cooper has the Jlac-
' lett farm leased. It was aliegdd
that he took wood .off the fain
which, under agreement,' he was not
entitled to take. The agreement was
produced in police court, but there
was nothing in it staying, that Coop-
er could not 'take wood off the i:aiin,
It did say that it most be for .hid
use, bars it did not say where he
Fright burn it. The Magistrate stuck
F.11 Fruils and
tuber S
COMMENCING
New Valencia Raisins, 2 lbs.
New Cooking Figs,
New Dates, 2 lbs.
Shelled Walnuts, per pound
Cut Mixed Peel, per pound
Prunes, 2 pounds
Australian Seedless Raisins, 2
`Pumpkin (No. 2) 2 tins
Star Ammonia, 4 packages
Aylmer Soups, 3 tins
Mince Meat, 2 pounds
Broken Sodas, 2 pounds
Breakfast Bacon, pound
Pickled Cottage Rolls, pound
Fresh Sausage, per pound
25c Mixed Fancy Biscu'ts 15c
2 lbs. 25c Macaroni, 3 pounds 19c
25c Clark's Pork & Beans, 3. tins& 25c
49c New Cheese, per pound' 18c
25c Granulated Sugar, 10 pound's 55c
25c TEA COFFEE COCOA,
pounds 25c Blue Ribbon, Our Own & Chase &•: San-
19c
an19c born's Tea, per pound 49c
25c O'Neil's Favorite, Coffee, per pound- 39c
25c Salada, Red Rose & Lipton's Tea,, lb. 55c
25c Our Own Tea, 3 pounds $1.00
19c Breakfast Cocoa.,, :per. pound R ,.19c,
FRIGIDAIRE SPECIALS
19c
15c
19c
Weiners, per pound
Bologna, per pound
Fresh Hams, per pound
19c
19c
12c
Closed. Remembrance Day, November 11th, "Lest We Forget"
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNER GROCETERIA \iv
Phone 48
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Where
"Sells for•Less"
Price Prevails
Home Baking
ands Candy
Saturday, Nov. 7th
commencing at 3 p.nt. to 630
To be held in shop vacated by
Fruit Merchant—Next to LOBE'S
Good Things to Et. -Come and See
For Yourself.
43-.1.
LONDESBORO ENTERTAINMENT
An entertainment will be held in
the Community Hall, Lcndeshoi o
on Friday, Nov. 13th, at 8 p.in. This
will be given by the women and
girls of Burns and Knox United
churches, Londesboro, and will eon-
sist of Oriental Pageants, pantom-
Ines, solos, duets, etc. Mrs. Colin
Fingland of 'Walton, will contribute
to the program by solos and recita-
tion. Admission 25c, children, 10c.
43-2.
strictlytto tlie'tvotciing 'of tlie `agree-.
ment and 'dismissed the case.
1WyL4 LTO' N:, Mr :Toho McDon'alci
of ` l'Midsor, 'has sold the 'Watton
Sawmill to Mr. D'utican 3olinston 02
Walton. I^or some years the trill
has only Been operatied'a short tinio
each wmter'on custom Sawing. Whe-
ther this' pftin will 'be continued by
the new' owner has not been decided.
t'lie Waltan'sawmill Was one of the
enterprises ,which the McDonald faro
ity, duripg the past sixty years were
engaged in. The 'old still was burn-
ed abeut 1S ,years ago and rebuilt by
11r. McD•onald, whiose father and
uncle, Louis and Charles lyfeDon'ald
erected the original sawmill.
Wesley -Willis
BAZAAR
BAZAAR AND AFTER000N TEA
Under auspices of Ladies' Guild of
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, CLINTON
will be held in
it. Paul's School Room on
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 26th
Sale commenecs at 2.30 and offered
for sale at the several booths
will be the following:
Fancy Work
Articles for the Kitchen,
Touch and Take,
Homemade Baking,
Produce,
Candy,
Rummage
Also a Fish Pond for'the Children.
Tea served during The After`ridon.1"
Conte Early and Have FPirst,,, Choice
of Articles For Sale. l$-3:
CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP
AND BAZAAR
Will be held in the Council Chamber,
CLINTON
Saturday, Nov. 14th
ccnuneneing at 2.35 o'clock
under auspices of the W. A.
BOOTHS:
Christmas Gifts
Aprons
Touch and Take
Home-made Baking and Produce.
Touch and 'rake, for boys and girls.
CANDY:
Afternoon Tea will be Served. 1
EVERYBODY WELCOME ' COLD WEATHER
42-3• I THINK OF THE FIRES
Spceials
For Saturday
r. k • it.
Homemade
TAFFYS & FUDGE
PUMPKIN PIES
and the latest
Malted Milk Cake
0 SO GOOD
Made'bY:
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Makers of Dainty Maid Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
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Phone 1, Clinton.
T.E FP.ST
MAKES US
WE ARE
CHOCOLATES
REIUCED
Hunt's Limited, Toronto, have Re-
duced the Retail Price of Chocolates
from 60c per lb. to He.
This includes Assorted Bon -Bons
and Hard Centres.
This is the Ne'v Blue and Silver
Box, 45 pieces to a pound box.
Fc,r Fine Pastry call at our Store
any Day, but don't fait to sainplu
our week -end specials.
Wendorf's Bakery
. `Ctrl Y" G"iCrovtIty Mnksa'ts ` .of
'"Vihnii Wheat" and "Snowflake"
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PWON '' $ l
GOING TO
NEL
Have your frunace cleaned and
overhauled and in perfect condition;
ready for use when yon need it.
FOR FALL U�USE CLEANING
YOU MAY NEED A NICE NEW RUG IN -
CARPET, LINOLEUM, CONGOLEUM OR OIL CLOTH
to replace the old one and brighten up some remit ,
We have the stock at the lowest possible price.
WE STILL HAVE SOME WONDERFUL VALUES IN:
DINING ROOM SUITES AND CHESTERFIELD SUITES
WHICH YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
Then we have a lot of wonderful new Furniture, which will surely
Please the eye. as Well as your Purse, including
DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, BREAKFAST ROOM
SUITES, TABLES OP ALL BINDS, TEA WAGONS,
FERNERIES. CEDAR CHESTS.
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF PICTURES, MOTTOS, AND
SWINGING PHOTO FRAMES.
Te are always proud to show yea our lamps because they are al-
ways the latest styles at the lowest prices.
•, , r,in and let us show you that we can save you stoney on any-
thing you want to furnish your home.
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
PHONE 195
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALER::
THE STORE WITH A STOCK
Your kitchen stoves also night
need new pipes or cleaning after the
summer's use.
Just call Us and we will be at your
service immediately.
T. IIrnkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
Mrs. Jones tells Mrs. Brown about the lovely Christmas Cake
she made last year. You know it is so easy to make a goed :one
with the fresh fruits, peels and nuts that McKnight'; sell at their
store.
SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CLOSED ARMISTICE DAY—WEDNESDAY
Sunlight Soap
10 bars for
Maxwell House Coffee :
per lb. 43c
New Valencia Raisins
2 lbs. for
Choice Corn
2 tins for r9c
Taylor's Peanut Butter
Bulk, per lb. 19c
Crown Jars, each 25a
Corn Syrup, 2 lb. tin 17c
5-1b. size for .. 35-)
Aunt Jem. Pancake Flour 18r
New Hallowe'en Dates, 2 at 25a
New Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. .25c
New large sweet Prunes. 2 25c
Cascade Salmon, lge. 2 tins 25c
McLaren Jelly Powder,
4 for 25ci
40a
Selox, the dried soap
2 pkgs. for 251
Mincemeat, choice
2
lbs. for 25c
Newlge. sw. Prunes, 2 lbs. I5c
Palmolive Soap, :3 takes ..?sir
Sea Ring Lobster, 1-4s..11r
Sea Ring Lobster, 1-2's
New Filletts of 1'Iaddie, 1b. "-Or
New Finnan Haddie, lb. ..15c
Sausage,, per lb. 20c
Head Cheese, per lb. 15c
Breakfast Bacon, lb. .. —230
Back Bacon. per lb 39e
Cottage Roll, per lb. 23,
Bologna, per 1b. 100
J.T. McKNIGH 89 SON
CLINTON, ONT. PHONE 111
EAND SEE OUR.
SPECIAL SALE
of tvercoats
Sweaters
Wonderful Bargains in Sweaters from
95c to $5.00'
Come in and pick out your ° Winter °'Coat
Specially priced from•'. $9150 to $50.00
DAVIS & HE AN
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