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The Clinton News Record, 1929-10-31, Page 8WOE, .CIAIN' ON -NEWS ;jtC'CORD: vLINTowa LEADING JEWELERY`STORE Jewelry Specials FOR .THOSE IA,R0 S1IOP EARLY. Seev iei•y—,tihe lastin • •bpi r --w at c zn make nobler expression of your affection? Let us show yon our gift specials, some of which are gift specials, Come in before we run out of these specials. Large Selection of Jewelry from Which to Choose . J 1Cl N S N Distributor for Clinton Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Wine Jewellery, aid :Repairs.: • Next ,ilovey's Drug Store A»i Ianp®rtant Event far Men TIP TOP T.ILO°S SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE- WILL BE: • RE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th $24.00 All One Price • Men? Make a note lcf next Wednesday, November 6th. It's' the • semi-annual "vtslt; of Tip. Top Tailor's special representative, Mr. A. 3. Garner, with his full showing of the, new 'Imported Fall Suitings and O'iercoatings altdsfinished modelsof the correct styles,for next season. Ilewill personally take your_measproment, advise you -as ., to fabric and color;' and help ypu select the: clothes that suit you best, without cost.- + Regular Tip Top prices, $24' for any garment prevail. Dont fa31 te• be here on Wednesday; November 6th to take advantage of this opportunity,, Remember Tip Top O16the's .are made „by 'fes world's, largest one= price talions, .to your individual measurements. ' Suits,' topcoats, ov- ercoats, golf suits and ,tuxedos, all one price, 824, • (EXCLUSIVE DEALERS ICOR TIP TOP CLOTHES) Piumsteel Baas. Every Garment Custom Tailored Telephone ---We Deliver We have disposed of our down town store, but our old friends will find us doing business as usual at :our Victoria St. Store. We have a full fresh new stock. Use your tele- phone—Call ele phone--Call1.25--Our goods are fresh, prices right and we deliver.. THE C. & S. GROCERS Phone 125 rin. 91. .v.11 R„ 1101`.11 l'.\N,\n$ 01181119311111611 THE BILTIVIORE • HAT Made of the very finest ma- terial and in the correct style. These hats will appeal to the young Man of discrimination. Never before have Hats like these been sold at a' price so low. .DAVIS'6c HERMAN Having moved to CIUR NEW STORE Recently taken over from the C. and S. Grocers. We wish to thank CitJR MANY PARONS for there Courticies and offer them still a GREATER SERVICE. Let us Show You Our Ability in offering you The Highest Goods at the LoWest Prices. Pay Us a Visit. Deliveries Prompt Our Motto is Service G. & S. OLD STAND CLIFFORD O B, Prop. U. COMING? WHERE -Wesley -AVMs Church Clinton ® HSN M ND AY EVE., NOV. 4th Enjoy HY-To En. o Miss T. .. iee l S raniatic ant Humorous •Entertainment interspersed with musical Numbers. Under auspices of The „Girls' Club :Admissio 35c n and WATCH FORTE O. P S ltS ' 38-7. Oooh-hoo ohw»Hi himhi Hoo-oo Listen to the ]Sooting Owl Seethe shining moon..; lallawo'en with all its f Is coming "very soon, All IIallowe'en Fye --October 31st; —That's the alight for a party az• •a frolic en the street, hilarious games and zestful frivolities. Black witch- es in the air and, others muttering around, a cauldron where brews the mystic broth, Bewitched black cats with baleful eyes; Bats from haunted belfteies; Bogies everywhere. All sorts al thing's may be expected. With such a background who can re- sist the spirit -of gaiety, levity and mirth, If there can he a few thrills and a scream or two- sa much the ':better, just to proclaim the true spirit of Hallowe'en, Novelties, Lanterns and Crepe Paper Decorations contribute' much to , the success of interesting fest ,Sties, Grinning Pumpkins, Gaunt Old Witches, ` Masks, False Faces,' Weird" Skeletons, Paper Hats,_ Lainp Shades, Streamers,' Festoons' Rope;Cut outs, Seals,•Napkins, Tab- le Covers ar'e suggested in addition to an assortment of Whimsically ex- travagant novelties; all appropriate for the first after summer event .of the year. The W. D. Fair Co, Often'the Cheapest—Always the Best 111011r qgIII1111Nuit�n slllq�ll (���w .,i�wplll�n"C,W,.. Mr. Jack` Bawden of Hamilton was home over the week -end. Miss • M. Livermore returned to To- ronto on Saturday after a holiday visit in town. Messrs. Archer of Paisley,,, visited their' cousins, Mors. Ford and Miss roster, this week. Miss `Viblet Wallis of 1VIaxlette, °Mich•, was the guest this week of Miss Zetta Hamden. Mrs. Wm. Shipley attended the ,Butcbison-Armstrong wedding at Exeter on Saturday,. Rev'. L. 0; Harrison was in London over the week -end, taking church services there on Sunday. Miss Clete Ford' of the Alma, College Staff, St. Thiomas, spent the week- end at her home in town.• Mrs. Potter .of Windsor visited Mrs. Edward. Who this week, coining to attend the funeral of Mas. H. L. Wise. Mrs. G. E. Saville and Mrs. Mary Webster,visited over the week -end with Mrand Ma's. Joe Addison of Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs: Alvin Leonard of El- anira were week -end guests at the hotne of the foraner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard. Mr. Elmer Graham and Miss Laura Graham of 'Sheppardton were guests on Friday last of Mrs. Pennabaker .and Miss Edd"a Penna- baker. ' Mr. and. Mrs. A. Lucas spent. the week -end in St. Marys visiting the latter's sister. They also visited relatives in Stratford on Monday on their way home: Miss McTavish returned recently after a very pleasant trip to the Coast, where she visited her broth- ers and iother 'friends. She,was absent about four months.. - Mrs. Annie Moffatt, whie spent the summer with her son, Mr. W. G. Moffatt, of -the London road, and. with •relatives in town, left last week for California, where ' she has made her home for some years. Ma'. and Mrs, W, G. Bnl`rews and, Miss Nina of Stratford motored up on Sunday last and Mis. Pen- n'ebaicem, Mir. Prank Pennebakee and Miss Edna acoempanmed ,them to Sheppardton, where they spent the day as guests of Mrs. Penne- baker's sister,--M,Iss M. Burrows. A -large number attended the mare,, querade held in St. Joseph's hall on Monday evening. Four prises were given for best costumes, Miss' De loins Uffley;; of Seaforth, who wore a' devil's gowns, being adjudged wor thy of first prize. , iWiss• Anne Me - Donald of Goderich, . disguised as "Mother •. Goose" ;took second` prize,. and Jim- Reynolds "r cif Clinton took HALLOWE'EN PARTY • Misses Mary • and Gene Andrews gave a Hallowe'en party to a number of their young friends on Tuesday evening, thirty-six, boys and girls in all.. A. jolly evening Was spent in appropriate games and sports, fol- lowed by delicious refreshments. POPPY DAY A Poppy Tag Day, in aid of the disabled war veterans, will be held in Clinton on Saturday, Nov. 9th. Other years poppies were sold in Clinton for outside organizations but this year the local" branch of the Canadian' Legion have secured a sup- ply elf poppies • from the Christie Street Hospital, Toronto, :and' will conduit their ,own campaign..' A MASQUERADE TIITJRtSpAY, OCTOBER' 31, 1829' CLINTON'S .BIG 'CORNERGROCE, Y. Mose ve&ea6/es /Oak Pteijhty g'ooe3," eNsITY IG SOUP WEEK Yes John but we do h®t need o make Soup out of thein,, when 'Ne l's have SUCH OND UL VALUES IN AYLMER UPS. This is :,Soup Week and we sre ;'Selling Aylmer Soup10each at'10c and $1.10 per dozen Celery, Tomatoe, Etc. Do not friss buynig a dozen Cans Call and see our New Dates, Figs and Raisins. All Orders $1.00 and over Delivered Free,. Many Flowers Soap 3 for 19c Lard 3 lbs. for 49c Quaker Cake Flour ., per pkg. 24e; Comfort Soap 5 bars for 25c Corn Meal 5 lbs. 25c Seedless ::Raisins " 2 lbs. 25e Life Buoy 3 for 20c Swans' Down Flour per pkg. 39c Kraft Cheese per.1b. $9c Castile Soap per bar 19e Soap' Chips 2 lbs..25c New Cheese . , .per lb.. 29c, :,,, SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CATSUP, LARGE . BOTTLE 21c RED ROSE TEA, PERP LB; •69c SHELLED WALNUTS, LB. 49c FRIGIPAIRE Schneider's Sausage, per Ib 30c Swift's Sausage, 25c Breakfast Bacon, piece 38c Fresh Filletts Ib :10c Fresh Picnic Hams, 25c Lamb Roll, 30c Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. I Cash and ! /, / 1 ( 1 l% 1 i 7 Phone Carry ®■ ■ WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS Afternoon `Delivery: 2:30 and 6 p.m. 4 Ihilbs Plant now for Winter and Spring ` Bloom We are offering choice bulbs in: DAFFODILS, HYACINTHS, TULIPS, HTC. Try our Hyacinths, which were speoially prepared in Holland for forcing to insure larger and earlier bloom, PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS 1st size, 5c -each, 50e per dozen 2nd size, 2 for 6c, SOc per dozen EVERGREEN AND BLACKLEAF to keep your house plants free from' insects. 85c a bottle Fertabs for your house plants 25c per box Prepared soil delivered to you 15e per pail Choice cut flowers always in stock J. Cuninghame, Florist Phones, 31, and 176w. 37.3. BAZAA. AND CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP auspices of W?esiey-Willis W. A will be held in THE COUNCIL. CHAMBER on the afternoon of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th Christmas Gift'Rooth •Apron Booth Candy Booth ' Home -wade Cooking !Booth Touch and Take Booth Surprise Pie for Children. Sale opensat 2.30 Afternoon Tea Served EVERYBODY ":WELCOME Amatemearemersomma the prize for men's comic costume while Miss Pearl.Sanfound of Sea•+ forth carried off the prize the girls' Many, of course;; did not win prizes but all hada a good time and their, turn may come later. THOSE PIGEED POR ROYAL • The third annual Junior Rjayal Competition to select ten Joys : to take advantage of,, the Government's offer of a free trip;,to the Royal Win- ter Fair, was held in Clinton on Fri- day, October 26thi This was the largestest c am ett ln onj ever held in the county, there being forty-five con- t esta nt % on-testant% wi±ich; is the largest number ',entered in any of the Huron County Contests, and probably in the vdi le province. The grain was judged in the board zoom of the local agricultural office, while the cattle judging was held on farms in the district. The possible score was 850,, and the winners of the- free trip and their scores are as follows: Mervin Cudmore,1 Honsail, 1', 756; Clarence Smillie; I.Tensall,, 2, 740; AAvin Proctor, y ingham, 4, 726; Harvey :Stephenson, Ethel, 725;, Frank Wltig'ht, Kipp'en, 693; John McTavish- Bluevale, 1, 691; Clarence Clark',: Ethel, 688; Ward Item Wood- ham, 1 - 674; VJ'al(;er Forster, Luck - FOR A a,ssa+— Good Health Bread TRY OUR Whole Wheat A WEEK -END SPECIAL Chelsea Buns Wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" BREAD COAL & COKE We sell DL&W and Famous Reading Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and Furnace Coke, Liberty Range size Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers Creek Soft coal. Our Motto Good clean price. fuel at a reasonable W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 46j The ' Stove Season is at hand Get yours early and have full -advantage of it this fall See our new all -enamel Masterpiece at a right price. Also the newCirculators. Just the thing for the cold evenings. We also carry. Clare Bros. line,, the Jewel Stove and Heaters. Call in any time: and get prices and see our lines. a,Haw. iiins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Piaobo 244 now, 1, 649; ,las. Turnbull, Brussels, 648. ,The Canadian} National Exhibition Shield for the High -standing novice was won by Harvey W. Stephenson, of Ethel., • • The contest was held under the dir- ection or Agricultural Repxesento-- five, G. A. IttcCague, and •his assis- tant, I. McLeod!. The judges were Messrs: to, Forsythe and L. Kerr, Walkerton, .:Francis Dench, • ,Marlc- dale and F. A. Wiggins, Clinton. FALL. The time when you are gathering in for the long winter months. Why not include some real comfortable Furniture to help make these long nights more cozy and enjoyablle, Wie are specializing with a Iarge arid up-to-date stock of Ches- terfield suites and occasional chairs, made by the best firms in Can- ada. Call and see them. We are also showing a large stock of Fibre Furniture in 3 - piece suites, rockers, chairs and tabled, these will all be reduced in price so here is a chance to save some good money. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT Our stock of the celebrated Beach Foundry stoves is the largest that we "ever carried in all their newest styles including Ranges, Heaters and Furnacettes. Y,ou are euro, to be satisfied with these stoves. Come in and see the new Instant Light/mg Lamps and lanterns, the very latest improvements. Some new ventilated screens for fall and winter use: Enjoy the fresh air and keep out of the draft, Some real bargains in Weather Stripping, etc..,. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS TEE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 THE NEW FASHION IN SHOPPING Thousands of Ontario's housewives have found that the daily trip. to the grocery store is unnecessary. They simply•'phone.their near- est Superior Chain Store and are relieved. of all the worry connected; with 'shopping, they are assured of the widest Selections,. highest quality, lowest prices, guaranteed satisfaction and prompt' delivery.:. WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS ITEMS FOR. WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 2ND Aunt Jentiina. Pancake, Flour, per pkg. ...186 New Smyrna., :Gooking Pigs 2 lbs. 253 Kkovah Health Salts„2i:fer 853 Lily Chicken 1lnddie, each, 23c Crispo' Fig Bars, per lb. 19c Snowflake Ammonia, 2 pits16c Vi -Tone, small 33e, large —553 553 Lux, for fine fabrics, 2 for 19c Quaker Oats, Quick or Regular, large size ,,,26c sommalliossessumemensromesmarims Old Dutch Cleanser Chases Dirt” 2 for :.,19e Finest Quality Euro Lard per lb. _ 17c mleasseeramsessimmeaseassaymewm Free Running Salt, plain or iodized, 2 for 17c Zebra Liquid Stove Polish per bottle .: 15c GRAPES. CALIFORNIA ORANGES, BANANAS, GRAPE FRUIT,. SWEET POTATOES, TURNIPS SPANISH ONIONS" CELBRi1, FILLETS.. J. Ts McK IGT S ON CLINTON, ONT. • : PHONE 7.11 HOLMESVILLE Workmen were busy stringing; wires along the Hydijo poles on the Cut' line -last week, also trimming trees along .the road. Mrs. (Capt.) Frank Johnston v✓ho has spent, the summer at her sum- mer cottage on the highway, has been visiting in Norfolk, 'Virginia, for the past couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townsend, of Guelph were visitors lase week with Mm, George Proctor in H,o]tnesville. • ;Mr, Smiley;, a missionary from Central. India, accompanied by per, Brenner 'of Brneefield; woro- guests recently of Rev. W. ,L Herbert and Mrs. : Herbert at the parsonage. • The work of widening the Cut Line ' i �: z n front of the farm owned by William Finley • was going on last: •week. The usual services were held' the United Church Sunday; The•' church has been closed' the three, previous Sundays on account of an; outbreak of diphtheria. Thd Glovers Mission Circled the • United Church will hold their annual" bazaar about the middle of Novent- ber. A one -act play will also be giv- en, Mrs. Fred C. EIford, who has been• spending some weeks with her fath- er„ Mr_ A.. J, Courlice, atthe hreme>. of her sister, Mrs. S. T. Welter, re- turned last weektoher Biome in Ot- tawa.