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CLINTON
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W. H. Watts & Son
have everything needed in the
Shoe Repairing line to execute. all
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• orders with neatness and prompt-
ly. A trial will convince you
that our material and workman-
ship are of the best proeuralile
Miss Julia Dirm
chare, who exas been
Summerhill.
Christ* e wervtces will be held Oa
Sunday, next in St. Peter'e church,
compienceng at 1'.80 &chick, •
Hillsgreea
Kr. Thomas Sharp, our 'genial
blacksmith, is going around thesd
days with. bis countenanee all emiles
owing to the recent arrival Of 4
young daughter at his home.
• Mr. Thomas Consitt, smith of thei
village, has been made happy by ths
arrival of a young son.
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Mr. J, T, Turner, accompanied by,
Mr, J. Logan ef the 5th eon., drovd
to Lucknow ou Saturday week to vis-
it friends in that part.
1 Mr. David Alton and wife a Lauer,
vilie visited at the home of Mr. Robt,
Steelier:Son and other friends in the
vicinity recently.
Anse Mamie Reid of the Front
Road has been spending a few days
'with her aunt, Mrs. George Coleman,
Goderlella Township
Miss Daisy Currie, who bas'• been
at Leethbeidge, Alta., for the past lifs
teen months, is now vidatixtg'eelatives
in Manitoba and is exempted bonie be-
fore Ohristmae.
Mr. Bob Elliott put his traction
engine into Mr. John Beacom'g bush
a few days ago. He cleared out that
bush prettY well last season, but ex-
pects now to buy Mr. John Olufre
Mali which is along side.
I Mr. Gordon Butts from Toronto is
visiting at Mr. Charles McGregor's.
IMrs. Edwards of Souris, Man., is
!expected at the old homestead in a
'few days for a lengthy visit.
A new subscribee from Coriluee,
Sask., writes : "There are quite a
few Bayaeld and Ooderich township
people in this district and they all
seem to be taking The News -Record.;
An enteetaininent will be given in
the school house of seetion No. 11 en
, the 16th con. on the evening of Dec.
21st. An excellent program has been
prepared and a good time is assured.
Come to it,
If you are not a subscriber to Ther
News -Record, then why not?
Christmas services will be held at
St. James' church, Middleton, awl
St. John's church, Rolmesville,
Sunday next, There will be a special
celebration of the Hely Communion,
The Young, Ladies' Guild in con-
nection with St. James' church, will
meet on Friday afternoon at • the
home of Miss J. Chet .
Percy Weston lost his valuable Tex-
as driver last week. Percy has had
several handsome offers for this horse
but thought he could drive at good
one as well as another. He is on the
lookout. for a new driver.
R. Harrison is now driving his fine
Texas colt.
R.MeClelland has gone West on a
trip. It is his intention to go as•
far as Vancouver, B. C.
John Weston intends moving to
Goderich very shortly..
• Evidently Percy Cole does not beL,
live that apple growing pays, as the
is cutting . down his orchard On• the
Groh farm. •
Drysdale
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A large number of the members of
the Union ohurch at Drysdale as-
sembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.:
W. Jagerner ote evening recentle and ,
presented their daughter, Miss Myr-
tle Horner, with a • well-filled purse. '
Miss Horner has for some time acted
as organist of the church, and the
members took this means of showieg
their appreciation of her services.
St. leSeph.
The R, C. church of this parish was
the scene of p. pretty wedding • per-
formed by Rev. J. A. Loiselle on the
23rd, when Miss Matilda Ducearmei
was made the heppy bride of • Mr.
Joseph Roneleau of ;Spruce, Michi-
gan, Alpena county. The bride wasp
supported by ha neice, Miss Colinas,
while Philip Bedard acted as best
man. After the ceremony was sole
emnized the rest of the day was spent
at the bride's home, whore a very
enjoyable tinie was spent by all tho
numerous friends and relatives thee '
were present. The bride and groom; •
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received • /rimy presents to -confirm lit5.1111,081+111es
their popularity with their many,
friends. Mr.I and Mrs, ,Rende.a.0 in-
tend making their future. home at
Spruce.
anywhere.
Courtright for the past five.
months, is • yisiting with her brother
Da.eid- at present. •
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We also repair Suit Oases, Sate'
chels and Pocket Booke, and can
also clean and dye the. seme,
Hay 'Township.
The ratepayers • of Hay township
will on the $rd of January vote on
a .$10,000 bylaw for cement culverts
' and bridges. It is proposed to spread
Our Stand : the payment over ten years. The de,
Opposite the Post Office bentures will bear five percent. in-
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terest.
Cotioh.
STAPLE AND -FANCY DRY' GOODS
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MILLINERY FURS MANTLES
Our CHRISTMAS
1 Stocks are all New.
GIFT.BUYERS are delighted with the sel=
ections offered here. Nothing old or
shop worn resurrected frotn past sea-
sons, but every line NIL of holiday merchan-
dise is strictly new, Best choosing for early
buyers and values that cannot be duplicated
later on.
Make This Store Your [lead -quarters
for. Xmas Bulling.
Christmas Gifts in furs. It is hardly possible for one to think of a
more suitable elft to a Canadian than a Fur, Its usefulness in this
climate is too apparent to mention, while there is nothing prettier or
more luxurious than a beautiful Far. Our stock offers a decidedly
unique and varied selections of beautiful and exclusive creations in
every Fur. Remember our Furs are all new.
Handkerchiefs for Xmas Gifts: -
Extra special ladies Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs with hem-
stitched edge, regular 20e value for • . awe4 e_t
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Hemstitched and embroidered borders with plain or Cross barred
.25
Beautiful assortmene of embroidered handkerchiefs, in hemstitch-
ed edges, very fine Linen, at - 500 60c 750 $1.00
centre, each
A Feature of our, Store is a .Constant
Arriral of New Goods.,
Umbrellas for Xmas Gifts: -
'Adios Twilled Silk Parasols, selvadge edged,
silk -eased, sterling mounted pearl, gold ebased, pearl
with carved gold; gold mounted ebony: bronze, metal .
and stirling trimmed ivory handles.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST QUALITY
eONSIDERED.
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OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING
NEXT WEEX.
L.v.Ry eOURTESY AND .
• MIEN* ON
AWAITS. YOU HERB.
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• Mr. J. 11. Holmes maimed from
Manitoba, where he took a carload o
. Apples. •
. iss Emma Courtice is
friends in Montreal.
Mrs. N. W. Trewartha was in God-
erich on Tuesday attending the funer-
, a1. of her aunt, Mrs. Kirkbride.
• The Si. John's S. S. intend holding
their Christmas Tree on Thursday
next at the home 101 Mr. and Mrs:
OWN' iti4implioelar4
Standen Township.
• Miss Matilde Reid spent last weelt
at tae Nene lereaGeorge Coleman
of leillsgreen.
Mr. Alex. Sparks of Saskatoon,
Sask., returned hOme last Week.
Mies. Fell of Staffa has beenvisiting
with friends on the Parr Line.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rathwell res
turned last' Wedeesday from visiting
friends around St. Helens,
Mies Georgina Johnson spent Sun6
ay with Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'John -
SOU.
Mr. William Diekson, who seen
last week in London, has returned
home,
Mr. Herbert Dunkin who spent the
past tbree years in Sask., returned.
to the homestead. on the Front Road
on Saturday. He likes the west and
will go back when the spring comesj‘
around once more.
Mr. Richard Peck Sr. and Miss
Alice Peek of Seaforth spent, Sunday:
at the home, of Mr. Henry Peck;
Mrs. Henry Peek, who has been
on the sick list, has, we are pleased
to say, recovered.
Miss Ada Galbraith and Miss Edith
Down spent Sunday in Clinton.
Miss Maggie Reid is visiting
friends in Clinton this week,
Miss Mabel Reid. • left on Thursday
for Stratfbrd where she has secured
a position.
Miss Eva Stinson of Clinton spent
a few days at her home on the Sauble
Line.
Mr. James Cameron!, teaener of
ot• Zurich Public school, has been en-
gaged as teacher of S.S. Eo. 4, Nortt.
for the balance of the school year at
a salary of 1250. •
Wedding bells will soon ring on the
Sauble Line. If you read it in The
News -Record, it's so.
Mrs. Edmund Westlake and son,
Thomas spent Sunday in Zurich.
The deputies for the municipal el-
ectiona which may take place on the
9rd of ..Tan, will be : No. 1 divisionW.
Malcolm McEwen; No. 2 -John Mur-
doch: No. 3-.,,janies eileClymbet ;
No, 4-Williard Rathweil ; No, 5 -
Robert Dewer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boys, who
spent the summer in the west, ard
.home for the winter. Mr, Boyce has)
invested in land and purposes making
that country his home for some time.
Mrs. Swayve of Blake received a
call to visit •her daughter in Sagin-
f aw, mic.h„ who is very low,' She left
on Monday morning and intends. td
visiting remain all winter, if not ldnger.
Mr. J. A. Cameron of Bayfield has.
been engaged as teacher in No. 4',
North; at a salary of $500 per aenene.
Mr. Cameron is a good teacher; and
tee trustees are fortuaaee in being
aele to engage hirn, • •
Mies Lizzie Pollock, •who went west
hi the spring, is home again ane
• at preseet with aer brother,.
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dCideritCh tOWIliShip
Varna.
The following are the officers
L. O. kto. 2035 for the ensui
term
Master, George Beatty.
Deputy, Isaac Rathwell.
Chaplain, John Rathwell,
Bec..Seeretary, Ben. Rathwell.
Pin.-Seeretary, Samuel Janson.
Treasurer, Frank Weeks.
D. ot C., George Johnson.
Lecturer, eitavid Johnson..
Committee, John Johnson, J. '
avid, J. W. Reid, Wiliam Loge
Walter Rathwell,
The Christmas Tree entertainine
in connection with the Methodist
S. will take place 011 Wednesday e
ening next. A joyous time is expee
ed.
Leadbury.
A number froM around here ba
been attending the revival meetin
in Bethel chtirch, conducted, by M
Scott,
There 'will be a Xmas Tree and e
tertainment tIl Leadbury school et.
Monday evening next. A good pr
grain is being prepared by the pupil
under the able managemeat of the
teacher, arise Shepherd.
Miss Margaret McLaughlin bee r
turned hozne after a visit wit
friends near Clinton.
Mr. Hugh Grieve entertained a fe
of his friends to, a sociable eveein
last week.
A Letter From th
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Mr, W. J. Mitchell:
Dear Sir, -Enclosed please find on
dollar for subscription to The News
Record for 1910. We are having sons
very cold weather here •just now, th
theremorneter eegistering 22 degree
below. zero. We have a very Jive an
prosperous little .western town her
We call it Buffalo City as we have th
largest herd of buffalo in the world
The buffalo park is 72 miles arotm
and any time you .come 'over. the G
T. P. the keeper will ooly b
too pleased to show you over it.
1 We now have a tri -weekly mixe
train between here and Edmonton an
expect to have a. passenger train o
en the near future.' . Tee laying o
track on the G. T. Ps bas ceascdfo
• Ia. short time an account of a ver
• The C.O.F. meniberS hold their an-
. nual oyster supper a week' ago Fri-
day night at the home of Mie and
1Mrs. Wm: Mulholland, It was.. the
best they have had. • and it was the
unanimous.• opinion that theseccess.
was Mostly due to their: genial:. host
and hostess. . •
The toienshipcouncil ma op. the
'6th -inst. with atl the members pres-
ent. •
, Councillors Yee. and Lobb -That the
parsonage taxes be refunded for . the
• public us, re the church shed, ;
. Ceuncillote Lobb and Yeo-Tha
George Hill be refunded $9..10 by er
tor in the assessment rolls •
' Coancillors Rathwell "and,Lolib
That the nominations for Roove an
fonr Councillors be held ..in the Mae
'know e as Holmes' hall on the laa
• lelenday in the Present. morita an
ehaethe elections take place the fa!
lowieg Monday with tlie following a
deputies' and eoll clorieseeespectivele
i No, 1.-s.C.• Johnston and G..FalcOner
No. 2-J. Sturea and M. Sterely
No.3-T Harrison and J. II. Harris-
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on ; No. 4e -J. .Cluff and J. Thomp-
son s No. 5- J. IL Lowery and I.
i ;• No. 6-11. !Hicks y.r.1:
'Richardson.. • '•
1 Mr. Andrew Porter. of Goderich ad-
diessed the council in regard to the
parcy Weeton. has putchas.ed arm:
..J. Rensford. and W: Brydonelot 30,
eon. knewn as the Wm. •Morgan
farm. •
General News
• A Winnipeg deputation arrived at
Ottawa to ask for $2,500,000 for thd
tl Selkirk Ceetennial Exposition.
- I Eva Mary • Embleton.seVen-year-
old Port' Hope girl, died while. under -
d going• an operation under chloroform.
The Liberal 'caucus at Ottawa
dis-
etissed the naval programme and Drees
.tically agreed upon its main features.
d• Miss Jessie Taylor,: an aged wom-
an; as karma toeleaeh in the iire
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that: destroyed the Central . Hotel at,
; • Huntingdon, Quebec. • I
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Croderich Rural Telephone Company
and asked for the .ptivilege' of erect-
ing poles and operating .a teleohone
System in Goderich township. After,
discussion and consideration the:
couricil did not think it in thetinter-,
est of tbe 'township to grantthese
privileges Sylien the !township' had
aiready begun on the Municipal Tel-
ephone System.
Councillors Rathwell and McClure -
That the following accounts be paid. :
Gravel ---R. Rogers: $26.06, W, Col-
ciough 9.80, John Tbompson 5.18,
• G. Bissett 20.16, R. Torrance 13.51,
Reba • Johnston .22.48, F. Leonard
• 14.35, T. Betties 16.75, E. Wise
82,20, B. nathwell 9.38, Jas. Connell
15.12, J. Potter 2.38, D. Gliddon 38,-
85, 0, Beacom. 14.70, 4. T. Minces
0.04. Lumber -.1). J. Burns 3.30.
Tile, Stanley township, 7.6e. F.quale
izeng union sehools, J. 'Thompson,:
7.50. Notices, J. Thompson, 1.60.
Tile, R. Torrance,, 6.00. Error in
Assessment, George Hill, 9.10, ;
Goderich Star, Printing, 41.70. Qver-
seeing on Base Line, W. II. Lon,.
4.00. Councilors eateries,' •140.00.1
G. AnclreWs, salary as collector 80e30.1
J, Whitely, salary as treasurer 85.00,
Meeting adjourned to meet as per
statute on. the 15th inst.
N. W. Trewartha, Clerk.
The following is a report of the,
pupils 'of the Hohnesville Public
school for the month of November,
based on regularity, good deportment
and general proficiency t
4th --F, Jenkins, 0, tair, i. Fars
en, J. Palmer, L. Levis, D. Duller,
0, Connell, 0. Alcock, A. Connell.
Sr. 3rd -M. Ostrotn, R. Ostroin,
aarren, 11. Leyte, C. Holland,
Jr, 8rd-ff. Ostrom, V. Jervis, E.
.)roctor; P. Palmer, it. 1VIunnings.
Jr 2nd -A. leonatd, M. Holland,
f. ilulier, 8„ Mair, mitiaoh, L.
Jervis, C. Proctor,
Sr. Pt. 2nd -1. /Avis, W. Aleoek,
Jr. Pt. 2nd -A. McCartney, E.
Pord, N. Moir, B. /Tolland, G, Reed,
IL Port, J. Ostrom.
Pt.,Ist.-W. MI11er W. Jervis,
ANvuerarabgere o3n3,roll 87.
N. W. TreWartha, Teacher.
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Montreal detectiees exchanged shots:
with a than named Lanzon„ whom
they .were trying to arrest,, and in the •
usi a e Mr..ay,,-Oo su g-
..entf.or Switzerlend, was shotin th
cheek e
The New York Canadian Club •heid
its annual. banquet One evening ; lase
week. ,
President Taft sent his fast annual
message. to Congress last week.
The greatest gasometer in the world
exploded at Hamburg,. Germany, last
week, causing the loss of many lives.
Prince Frederick Von Sayn Witgen-
stein, a German Prince, has forfeited
his Princely ' rank by marrying be-
neath him. •
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The Tariff Reformers ill Britain pro-
pose to place a tax on practically all
imports except raw material and a
tax of two shillings a quarter on
wheat, ...
The Women's . Institutes mot at;
Guelph last week,
The Resat rostenaster.
A good many surraner sojourners,
who during the past fortnight have
ben drifting back to the big towns,
are full of sound and fury anent that
peculiar type the Rural Postmaster.
The potentate in question deserves to
have his /lame spelled in capital: lots
tors, for he exercises •a prerogative
greater than any Diet }U.S nominal
employer, His Majesty Edward VII.,
would ever presume to, and often if
he is looted in a lonely place be-
yond the beaten path of the %spec.
torial staff he is nothing less than a
czar, instances could be multiplied
of the tyranny that this individual
exercises in a small community..
In the northern sections conditions
are worst, though curiosity is more
frequently at the heels of the trouble
than mere tyranny. The postmaster
or his family open the letters just to
get news from the eity. If the letter
is intereeting they show it to their
friends and the pereon addressed does
not, get it at all, A Toronto man who
had a sister sojourning in the pine
woods for her health discovered this
situation, and, being somewhat of it
humoriet, he went to see the post.
master, who was not 0 had fellow,
"Look hero, ohl Man," he said; "I
don't mind your opening the letters
write my sister, but for God's sake
give them to her afterward."
The postmaster promised he would.
Ile saw nothing unique in the request.
highbridge being constructed acros
the Pembina river at Entwistle, .• 6
!Miles wot of Edmonton, but as soo
as it is completed ..the work. will b
!rushed again as the country throtigl
I which they are building is . musk°
land can only be laid while,. the ,fros
is in the ground:
Tae land west of Edmonton is ver
heavily w.00ded and there ;are • 'sem
very eine lakes which swarm with fish
it is a great •game country. Iri' tli
fall of the year there are great 'flock
of wild duck and . prairie chicken
that would Make yotir mouth yvate
po 'get' at there. •
I• The crops between here: and Edmon
ton Were very good this y.eer ap4 w
had one of tbe finest falls I eave see
in this country. •
Our little town is growing steadily
We have a paper printed. here calle,
tlei Wainwright. Star and we hay
two good hotels, one bank, grocery
hardware and gents' furnishing stor
es, a hake shop and 2 meat markets
2 churches, the Metliodiet end Angli
can, two pool-roorris and barber shop
9 • iesVelery stores and , severalone
small stores. We get. oue coal shiPP
ed from Edmonton; it costs ue froir
a6 to $6.50 pef ton. There is cnougli
fire wood around to do us hi ,th
summer time, •but it is so , email tha
it burns, away quickie- and idnot
much use for winter. We lees§ our
old Ontarib apple ; the apples her
are from 3 to e lbs for 25 cents
some of them come from British Col
melee but they do not seem to hay
the same taste as a good old spy ox
a Sneer apple, Now I think 1 have
told you all the news so wishing you
a merry Xmas andbright and pros-
perous New Year I remain yours
Truly, . •
11. Corey; Wainwright, Atte..
W. C. 1% U. Notes.
During .the past week me:1y ce: fiats
tales have been coming to our ears.
We have. been expecting that and now
they are here. No. 1-"A certain
man conies to town to look out for
business premises. lie found a corner
very suitable for his purpoee, but in
view of the Local Option vote owning
on he decided to wait until January
before he Axed on any arrarigement,
as he considered business would be
driven from town werethe relate to
carry:" We learn on the authorlitY
of the owner of the above mentioned
corner that the story is without one
iota of foundation. No. 2-"A. looai
Professor who visits Henson occas-
ionally must now under Lool Op-
tion pay 50 cents for his dinner."
Well, a, man ought to get a good din-
ner for 50 cents. We suppose he might
have been. able to get a.50 cent din-
ner before Local Option went into
force. In any, case tve are assured'
that hotel accommodation is mucb
better than it used to be and that
the rates are as reasonable as the
were before the town went "dry,",
No. 3 --"The story goes that Jack -
eons' factory is to be moved from
town if the vote be declared for Lo-
cal Option. Such nonsense is hardly
worth noticing,' still it has been put
forward as a reason for opposing the
movement. We notice that that proe
pressive industry has been extending
Its work rooms which We judge le
answer enough. 1n, our work (hiring
the past week we have been confront-
ed with these statements and we ex -
Peet many rnore such between no*
and Jan. artt, Let to one be misled
by probable or improbable tales told
by these whose object is to keep the
bar -room open by any means 'that
can he devised. Tho facts are on
our side, Truth is mighty and will
prevail,- Press Representative of the
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Taken From Every Department. ;
Dry Goods. ,
New Christmas Blonsingsr-1
Ail the new popular shades
e in plain and fancy- stripes, a
la _ beautiful assortment, specially
See• fan-ey C6001c.
Tii.a pricedpoerury::::k of
A Jars, Belts, Silk Scarfs, Hand-
v kerchiefs Rats, Scarf Pins,
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7 SPECIAL I t -,A. few doe.
6e, fancy Collars, separately boxed
7 in pretty boxes a, 500 valve
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Gent's Furnishings. 1
This department is over. 4
flowing witti pretty and accept. i
able gifts for men and boys in 1
such articles as Ties, Gloves, i
Handkerchiefs,. Suspenders, i
Fancy eemas Sturtre Fancy Hose, ,
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present at a populv special 4
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A As a special inducement to Xmas buyers in these departments
. re we will continue our 10 permit. discount sale until Jan, ist, 1010.
A .Genuine sacrificesale of ladies' And. caildren.'s mantlesefor balanee
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Clearing out the remaining hats at half price.
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Xmas toys sold at this store cheap.
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William's
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First quality
First quality
No..1 fine
Heavy duck
1.16ayy moleskin
Leather
$1.40, $1.5a
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fammainmeminin.
present season is so wet that
requires him* to wade through
should have the protection 'afforded
leggings, . .
have a.big stock of .the beat
at prices to suit all purses.
patent leggings, choice grain
patent leggings, No. 1 splitleather.
heavy grain leather . .
Jight grain leather .. •
.split leather •
leather bound
leggins tor boys in . all sizes
and $1.90.
every. man
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leather $2.00
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WALKER'S
Furniture store you will find many useful Xmas pres-
ents, if you are in doubt just what to buy.. • A visit
through our Immense Stock will be of great help to .
you in deciding.- What represents better value than a .
nice Rocker? We have 78 d,:ifferent Rockers to select .
. from, or bay a Couch, wa have 22 in 'stock from Which
to select. We also have in great variety Parlor
Tables, Parlor Cabinets, Jardinier Stands, Car-
pet Sweepers, Baby 'Sleighs, High Chairs,
Children's Rockers (toy sets,) Rattan pieces in
great variety.
'
Space will not permit giving all the lines in details
but nearly every one within 10 rtnies of Clinton known
That this is the best store to get selection
It's no
will have
- lighted
o'clock.
. and value. •
We
and
10.
trouble to show you through.
every department well heated
up from now till Xmas until
CArcie and look through'aa.nyway.
IWE HAVE ANOTHER BARGAIN READY .1.
FOR YOU IN PICTURES.. See our windows.
. 200 At 85c EACH. •
IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT IP YOU DO NOT
COME EARLY 'AND GET ONE.
The Store
• (*Quality,
1111, walker
a
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Phone 28
Night or Day