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The 'Clinton. News- ; ord •
Potrer s. Hill. .°
will Jordan lies secured leo*
"near Au4ttrn -fee the 'wieter and left
last Thursday for tltp shanty.
Mr. John Torrance ,7r. left:'
Pittsburg lent Monday Where hw
tends spending a few weeps •
} Mrs, James 1•i. ,giliott rs titatt,thk. ,
Keying as fast as Hee rrtaity. Mende.
Would like to 'see 'her.
Mrs. Morgan of Xloderich is visiting
be daughters, Mrs, `p. Bnttle"s.and
Mrs. S. MoDougalt.
Poisoning dogs setons to he the orde
ger of the day, several dying lately
ffrdm all appearances of strychnine.
Mr. Herman Jones is 'meting
friends in this vicinity. •
Mr. Robt. Elliutii's gal g bre busy
these days in Mr. G. Prrotor's bush
cutting logs.
The Christmas Tree Monday night
was a grand success. A splendid pro-
gram was rendered and all had an
enjoyable evening.
Stanley Township
'Mrs. Jaynes Webster of Luci:naw
scent Christmastat the home of her
enothEr, Mrs. John Reid Sr. .
Mass N. A. Richardsotr is at I res-
at visiting relatives in an l around
Clinton.
We are very sorry to hear that
Mr. George Reid; son of Treasurer
Reid, is ill in Saskatoon, bask. We
Imp to hear of his speedy recovery.
Mrs. A. D. Anderson: and children of
'Wyoming are spending. the Christmas
_season at the home of Mr. Joseph
Richardson. .
Miss E. ' Reid sof London is huliday-
•ing at her home.
Mrs. (Rev.) Miller of Corinth' is
impending the Christmas season with
iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. i'illiam
Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid of Pay
City, Mich., are spending Chrlit.mas
at the home of the latter's .l wants,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley.
One of the prettiest weddings et the
year took place on Chris`mas Lay at
the home of Mr. John Icon', Ban-
nockburn, when his daughter, Eliza -
:beth Wanless, was united in marriage
to William Barrow McQueen of lied
Deer, Alberta. ve
The wedding was solemnized at high
noon when the bride leaning on the
arm of her father eaitered the parlor
to the strains of the Lohongrin Wed=
A ding March, played by Miss Mabel
Reid of Port Huron, Mich.
The bride was beautifully sttired in
a gown of Swiss muslin with trina-
•nlings of real Valenciennes, and car -
:Vied an am boqut of white car-
nations. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Anna Foote, as maid
of honor, and Mist Jessie Reid, a
. cousin from Bay City, as bridesmaid.
Both wore gowns of pink and white
organdie and carried arm briquets of
pink carnations.
The groom was accompanied. by
Percy M. Wanless of Varna as . best
man. The groom's gift to the bride
was a geld bracelet set with' ame-
-thys'ts.
The bridal party stood beneath an
arch of holly and carnations from the
certer of which hung a large floral
bell. The room was prettily decorat-
ed with sprays of myrtle . and bol.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. E. H. Sewers, assisted by Rev.
James Foote, brother of the bride.
Ater congratulations were extended
•oto the newly .wedded couple, a most
sumptuous repast was served to the
'fifty guests.
The friends who came from a dis-
tance were : Mr. and Mr,. William
Reid, Miss Jessie Reid and Mr. Geo.
Reid of Bay City, Miss Emma Rob -
Anson of Toronto and Miss Mabel
Reid of Port Huron.
The best wishes of the community
go with Mr. and Mrs. McQueen to
Red Deer, Alberta, where they will
be at home after the 1st of Feb.
'Stanley Township
A. rousing Christmas gatterfng fend
ereuuion was bel4 an Christome Day.
a• ' b residence of Mr. and Mrs.
e elustofr of the SeubleLute
,, ;vy hearts were made glad
", , '.o of the"ftnesv Const-
liras' frees tent was ever seek in thin,
eeette, trlausi reeleaaih'ered
every one bothh cid grid . young. The
follow ng 'were preset to eo justice
to the ybe turkey and other geed
things' that Mrs. lZu lei Lad pi.ovidi d
for the" oceaslen' : Mr. and Mrs, W,
Harrison and youngest daughter,
Katharine, IV Ir. and Mrs. Murdoch
Ross and children of Bayfield; Mr.
Mrs. P , 'Cenney of 27 Cott -
ate. Grove Avenue, Detroit. .. flare
program was rendered snd a very
pleasant time ' was spent Lv ere and
all, Mr. and Mrs. Kenney 'will spend
the' 'balance, of the year with .their
friends here, not returning to De-
troit until he 7rd of; Jan: Their
many friends here wish .hem a happy
and Prosperous New Year.
The News -Record and 'the Weekly:
Mail • and Empire .willl be sent to any,
address until the end of 190;3 for only
$1.25. To new and old subscribers.
Mr. Charles Johnston, •Cho, spent
the summer on a homestead ='.ear
Regina, returned to tlie home of , his
ather-yin-law, .Mr, Joseph fleeter, be-
fore Christmas, .
Miss Clara Richardson of Clinton
has been spending her holidays at the
home of her father, Mr. Joseph. Rich-
ardson. •
Miss Maggie Clark' of . Clinton has
also been spending : her holidays at
her home here.
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Summerhill
The fanners Institute holds its first
meeting on Thursday of this week .; in
the school -house.
Messrt. W. H. and E. Ball are vis-
iting their brother James in Chat.
ham. •
Mrs. 'T. J. Lindsay' and family. are
visiting friends on the 'sixteenth.
Miss .le. Butts is•. spending her holi-
days
olidays under the parental roof.
Mrs. 'W. H. Ball and. Mr,.. td• Ball.
visited Goderich:friends,,. last week.,. •
The Ladies' Guild meets at Mrs.
Tyner's on Thursday Jan.' 2nd.
Mr. Geo. ' Hillis making Prepara-
tions for' raising and building a foun-
dation tinder one of his barns:
The annual meeting of U. S. S. No.
12, Goderich and H:ullett, was held
in the school house oil Dec:` 26th re-
sulting in• the' election of . Mr. T. H,
Hardy . to,' illi the vaccancy' uccasioncd
by the reni'gnation of Mr. R': J. Drap-
er. Mr. Charles . Lovett, Whose : term.
of office .had expired, :upon the •earne?t
solicitation .: of' the "ratepayers con -
seated . to re-election for' another term
of three years. .•
The warden, ,of St. Peter's church.
are in receipt of. a, a note.froin Miss
Kittle Lovett , of 'Carnduff, :Sack., , a
former resident :of ' the . Base Line,
conveying the seas'on's compliments
to hermany friends 1iere, and also
enclosing a. very l'ibcrel' contribution'
for the service of the church as: has.
been her custom . regularlysince tak-
ing up her . abode in the. West.: Many'
thanks.
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• • .•,NEW ..TERIVI,. es
• From Jan. end. Enter s
• any day for 'long or short •
• course. New . Catalogue •
to ready. Write' for it if your; A.
• have any, idea df a college i
• course. Address W. H. •
• Shaw, Principal,, Central i'
• Business College, .. Toronto. •
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The MOLSONS BANK.
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855,
Capital paid up $3,305,840.00 Reserve Fund' $3,305,840.00
HEAD Oi-FCE, MONTREAL
DIRIECTO S:li
WM. MOLSON MACPHERSON .. President
S. H. EWING ..Vice•President
W. M. Ramsay, J. P. Oleghorn, R. Markland Mohler),
Lt. -Col F. C. Henshaw, . Wnr.•C. McIntyre: •
es Elliott. General Manager. A. D. Durngord, Chief lnsoector and Superin
dent of Branches. W. H. Draper, Inspector. W. W. L. Chipman,
.1 E. Campbell, Assistant Inspectors. •
C6 BANK DEPARTMENT Deposita of $1.00 and upwards received
a d interest a lowed at 3 per cent.from date of deposit, compounded 4 tunes:a roar
ECIAL ATTENTION given to all branchea of farmers' buainena. Sale
ro s cashed or collected on favorable terms.
C. E. DOWDING, Manager .. CLINTON
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�BIC Sloci Reheiill SALE
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Comtfnencltlg Saturday Jan. 4th and
Ending January 25th. $.
The big stock is now at your disposal We have cut Oi
the price ()fevers? article in our stook,
No reserve. Everything #0
must go.
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Come. :13uy, Save. Make .money. None better, •
None'so. low. 'ibis will be your opportunity to•
buy goods et Sact'ifleetl Profits,
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Cash Paid for Butter and Eggs;
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Successor to McKinnon ckt Co��J it,
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wERTY thousand d dollar's 9:Pth,of Dry Goods to beg earedut ob7 the first of FebxuallPOST-
TIVELY NO RESERVE, Sale starts Jan. 3rd and continues until .Feb, 1st. Regardless of other'
sales you;.will • etmore 11 our honest dollar here than elsewhere. We :have a reputation utation fair. the best
Dry Goods,
at. the lowest rices HONEST DEALING AND •FAIR 'sROFITSihas been our motto, and
...v� prices,
and it . well. No inflating of of :old.,here. Allgoods inarked'in lain figures with selling
we fiwears... g prices• p g
out prices rnarked in red pencil.
Come • in the mornin
• Possible. if
will have indreased' staff :: f clerks
Y0.4 Flannelette Blankets -5:90
`Flannelette Beinkets in white
or'grey,first quality Regular $1'
fore . .79
11,4 Flannelette Blankets ,, , . 1.10
12.4 Flannelette Blankets . , .. 1.28
$3.75 Wool Blankets 2,.90
Wool • Blankets with blueor
pink borders; good big size, our •
special ee 3.7b, sale pr ice . 2.90
$4,50 Wool Blankets 3.50
Pure Wool: Blankets,` size 60x78,•
an'extraheavy blanket.•e blue and
pink border. Regular 4,50 for.:: 3,.150
Oyler prices at like discounts
150 Apr..on Gingham 11c.
• Blue and white Apron Gingham
with or without border. very wide.
width: Regular 15c for •11
Yard -wide Flannelette. 8c
' soe yards of one -yard -wide Flan-
nelette, good weight and quality,
worth to -day 10c. sale price .. s .08'
25c Ladies Woolen Mitts..190
Ladies Wonlen Blatk Mitts,
fancy; knitted long cuff, all sizes.
Regular 25e for .. ,..' 19
50c Ladies Golf Gloves .39c.
Lrdies fancy knitted Golf Gloves
in black; white and grey, all sizes•
Regular 500 for
$1 Ladies Mocha Kid Gloves' 79e
Ladies Brown Mocha Kid .Gloves
wool lined, splendid wearing quay
ity, all sizes. Regular 1.00 for.... .79
$126 Mocha Kid Cloves :98c
Ladies hest quality 1Vloche Hid
Gloves, heavy weight, fancy
wool
lining, two dome faeteuers, all
sizes. Regular 1.25 for.....,.,...
50c Ladies Cashmere Hose 320
250 Boys :Worsted :Hese 15c
Boys,Blaek Worsted Hose, good
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heavy eight,t-•ize:t, i-iegular
25c for ,. .. t ,
E.!
10 dozen Ladies fine ribbed
Cashrnere Bose, heavy weight;
seattileav feet, shaped ankle, nil
sizes. Regular b0cfur.......:..... .32
50c Worsted Hose '32c'
Boys Black Worsted Hose, dou-
• hie knee. extra goodheavy weight,
all sizes. • Regular•50e for,'
25c Ladies Leather'. Belts 15c
Excelda Handkerchiefs
2odozen Excelda Handkerchiefse
• polka dot border, good size, . Reg-
ular 15c, sale price 3 for, .....
$1.25 Ladies Umbrellas 98e
Ladles Mercerized Black Uin-.
2 brellas, fii,nee: handles, good wear-,:
ing tope,:•patent runners Regu-
lar.1:.2c tor:: •
Ladies Leather..Belts in black
brown and tan,• with fancy buckle.
`Regular 25c lot .15
250' Buster Brown. Belts for 15c
Chi:ldren's"j1ABuster Brown" Lea-
ther.Belts in.blaek, brown, white
, and red. with "Teddy Bear" buck-
. les, all sizes, Regular 25c for....;. 15 •
50c Children's Toques `39c
Children's Fancy Woolen Toques..
full length and half toques, honey- '
comheknitted, all the popular ce1
orings. Regular Mc for ' .39
.35c Children's Toques 290 ..
Children's fancy 'full length or
half Toques, honeycombe knitted,
all the.popular colorings. ' Regu-
lar Syr for...:...,.,, 99
25c Ladies Linen Turnovers 12
Ladies pure Irish linen Turnover
Collars, fancy edges of 'silk, sev-
eral pretty designs. Regular 25c,
sale price 2 fore.:, .2 fs.
$2.50 Ladies Silk Shawls 1.99
Ladies creampure. sill; Shawls
or Fascinators, several, pretty
weaves, large size. Regular 2.50
fur..,. ..........•. . 1.99•
$1,50 :Chiffon' Neck' Scarfs 99c
Ladies Chiffon Neck Scarfs, tbvo
yards, in white and creast. Regis-
ter 1;50 for......, .. ... .
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$1:25.: Underskirts 98c'
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100Prints 'for '8c
Ten pieces good heavy Ducir•..
Print, fast colors in light and dark.,
Regular 10e for :• • . ,
6c Toweling for 4c
: l00 .yards. only, Honeyeowbe °
Toweling. Regular 6c, :sale price. . .04
8
100. Wrapperette foir•5r,
Tenieces Wrap erette, all good •
patterns;. worth $c at•the millto-
day,
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day, clearing there out at the yd .05
Ladies Black Sateen Underskirts, 10e .Toweling; for 8c
four rows 01 frilling, dust ruffle, 50 yards Crash Toweling, good
all sizes. Regular 1.2e, sale price'. ' 90 weight, with- or without colored.
Traveller's: samples
25 Traveller's Samples of Sateen
Underskirts, 25 different styles
and prices, sizes • 40 and. 42, only,
•$1.26 Sateen Waists 98c'
Ladies Black. Sateen' Waists;
three styles, new... this season, ell
sizes. Regular 1.25 for
border :Regular 10c for...:.
12i'c. Toweling 10c
50 yards good heavy Crash. Towel-
ing, good weight. Regular 12eu for ..10 -
Lace Curtains
It is' impossible to describe our stock
of Lace' Curtains, but few prices, quoted
heltew will give you an idea of how we are
going to sell them:
Regular 50c Curtains for.. .39
Regular 75e Curtains for.. ,55:
•98 Regular 1,00 Curtains for • ,79'
Regulaf 1.25 Curtains for 1,00
Regular 1.50 Curtains for 1.10 •
Regular 2.00 Curtains for 1,50
$2.50 Silk" Waists .1.98
Ladies white Jap wash Silk
Waists,prettily trimmed, several •
styles. Regular 2.50 for 1.98
3.50 for..,.. . 3.00
5.00 for . .. 4.00
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15c Flaneletteellc
Egtra, heavy English Stripe_'
Flannelette, "in 'all the popuher
• coloring's and white, 32 ineties.
wide • Regular 15c for..., .......
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15c Flack Sateen 11c
�. Good heavy Sateen, 27 inches
wide,in black, bite ere in blue.i W
pinkyellow, re, etc.' nRegular
Given Away Free
To the first 200 children that visit
this store during Sanitary we will give
a pretty picture handkerchief to each
one. .
15efor.. .,... ,....,.....,..
121c Prints 100 •
'ren pieces gond English Print,
all good patterns, fast colors,light
and dark grounds. Regular 12. c
"fair ,.......,.s
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35c Ladies' Vests 25c
Ladies winter vests Natural: Color,
triintmed. with Ribbon, reg 85• sale price
.25
50c Ladies Vests- 39e -
Ladies Natural, and Fleece Lined,
winter weight, all sizes, reg'50c for
50c Table Linens 29c
.11 - Pure Table Linen, Wide, good
pattern. leg 50c for, , .............
Reg, . 3 9
Reg. 75c for e$. $1.00 for . 9.79
Reg, $1.25 for. 91,00
vests
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$7 'Ladfes Coats 4.75
Ladies Black Beaver Cloth Coats,
.11 , web made, good style, and peryfect
fitters. Regular 7.00 for.. .. ,,, 4.7'9
Black Beaver Coate 12.00. for. , . 8.00
Black Beaver Coate 13,50 for., ,. 0.50
Black Beaver. Coats 18.00, for ... .13.00
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All Children's' Coats (narked at
. 0 .cost and less.
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