The Clinton News Record, 1918-1-31, Page 5January .3141, t9.1
Clinton News -Record
J.ACK$ONS
Great Moving Sale
Third Week
The Big Side is
and • the' opportunity for saving is replete
with bargains ! It's simply our way of
averting the,necessity of carrying these lin-
es . to another season, and of closing out our
lines before moving to our. own store.
If you've ever attended one of
our clearing sales you'll know what
a Big Saving means ! If you've not
---come and learn 111
We have enough of -last week's
offerings for - another week's sell-
ing. ing.
Your oppprtunities are getting fewer. Make
your selections . NOW! and ` you will have 'no
"Regrets."
Ladies' cushionette, lace, Bell
Quality, tutu soles. Regula price
$4,90. S a 1 e $2.-95
price
'Ladies"Relindo kid, button, rub-
ber heel, . cushion, welted. Regular
price _:4.00. Sale lLJ66�� 7
5
price •
Ladies' Viei kid,• blucher, flexible,McKay, sewed. Regular price
$3.00. S a 1 e $2.25
price '
Men's Russia call',_ lace, Bell.
Quality, welted, Regular price
$8.00. S a I :e $3a 98
price e�7 qct
Ladies' G. M. and kid, lace,
Hagar _shoes, welted. Regular price
$4.00. Sale $2.90
price
Ladles' gdfr,metal, lace, some all -
Cale, some cloth top, Regular price
$3.60. Sa-1e
price X2.35
Ladies'patent calf, 1ace Cuban
n
heels, McKayWelt. Regular
price
$3.50. S a 1 e' Qe
price $ 2 • V
Ladies' Ind, lace, common sense,
low heel Regular, p.xine
$9,90, 5 a 1 e
price c2, 4Q
•
A few pairs are left of last week's offering's in Mefl's Shoes. The
prices are attractive. The styles are good. Qualities the best.
Get into thenal while the going is good
•
There is no investment that can be
made that will: pay you such a handsome
dividend .as a shoe investment- made here
right now.
THE' ARMS ARE. CASH. NO GOODS •.
ALLOWED ON APPROVAL,
4',
ED JA:CKSON\
actical, Shoeman�''
a
L oncion .Road
Al's, and Mrs. C.iai`eiice Cole of
Sandusky, mioh;, 119•ve been visitini;
Councillor. I-iaaley mat fancily the
Ms.
Lrver
ole Spout the pad,
pgst few 'days.
fele del% as `the guest or his dough -
Was Ethel Lane is. V isittrrg her sis-
ter, MYlrs. Harrigan of Luoan.
Mrs. McKnight, "Sr,, was a week.
end visitor with Clinton friends,
Mr, frank Bona and family of Welt
salt visited over Sunday with _lie.
and Mrs.Roger Pepper, prior to
their departure for the west.
Mr. Ni, V. "Edwards of Souris,
Man., called on friends •here cturing
ths;past week,
h number of the young people en-
joyed a Pleasant evening oil ,li'ririay'
at the" fiomn of Mr. Joseph Lisch.
'Knitting bees seem to be the ;order
f the
�
e d� Y hereabouts. Arany a dol
Merle feet will be the more eons
lortahle for the_lndustre of the",
women. Deep sip the good work,
ladies,
" Tlie Leagher met again at the home
'o>;.Mr. G. 13. Hanley .on Tuesdayev-
ening when the Rev. W. 13. Moulton
of Clinton gave an illsatrated talk
on "Some of the .Wonders of .the.
World." ' Mr, and Mrs, : Cole, sen-
tributed to the musical part •,ofthe
program and a very pleasant hour
was spent. . The League extxtptive are
much ifulebted to Ma. ,'Moulton for
leis 'assistance on the two last oc-
casions, his slide's not being bene for
last meeting iwe came himself -and
contributed •ixi inane ways to the
success of the gathering.
Zurich _
Nisi ida Ortwein hes returned Irma
a visit with Pronto friends.
Mrs. Winkenwetter of the west fit
visiting htr • mother, Mrs. E. Ran.
elle.
Mr. Fred Teickbeil of Cando, N D ,
1s home on a visit tc _ his, parents,
Mr. and Mrs; J. 1. 7lielchell -
Mr. S. E)lpfer anis family have tak-
en up their. residence at Faylield. ,
Their Zurich friends wish Mem p os-
perity in their new home.
At the meeting of the Police Trus -
Mees iVI•r. Andkew Hess was appoitr t-
ed chairman for ‘the year and Mr. 3'.
Hess, Sr., secretary. It was decid-
ed as' a general policy their. work
which -is not absolutely necessary
shall he shelved for this year as
there will likely bo .many calms for
Rod Cross and Pattie -4e ttie.k,
Prior to his removal Mae the
neighborhood where he has resided
'so long, Mr. C. Schoch was present-
ed with au appreciative address and
a bible by the Sunday school of Ev-
angelical -church,
vangelical-church, 3-Iay. ,dr. ,check
has been an official member of the
.church for_ over twenty yea's and
Stanley school superintendent for
:seven ,and the removal rf himself
and family from the Conn uli.ty is
considered a keen lass. •
;Mrs, Ed, Drake and daughter, Miss
Mildred:, of Enchant, Alta.., axe
guests at the home of Mrv, i Clarke,
Mr. Peter Lamont has returned,
from a stay in Torciato.
Marriages
BItODIE-SHAW-1n Seaforth, no
Jan, 23rd, by Rev.-, Dr„ Larkin,
W111iazft Brodie of Woodrow,
Sask., to Bertha A. Shaw of
Sealorth,
,NICHOLSON-McBLRNEY to Sea-
forth, bn Jan. 18th, by Dr, F.
H. Larkin, Arthur A. Nicholson,
of Tuckersnlith, to Catharine Mc-
Kenzie *Burney of Seaforth.
Births
DO'HERTY-In Clinton, on Jan. 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs. J, 17. Doherty,
(lila-tighter, Mary Agnes
CUTT-In Uoderich, on January 21st,
to NII, and Mrs: J. Calvin Cutt,
•-' twin sons.
:,11-ftla'AY-In Carey township, on Jan.
,1.3tli,-to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick
McKay, a daughter.
ARMSTRONG -In Tuckersmith, ou
Jan. 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rainey
Armstrong, a sou,
ROBERTSON' -In Goderiob, on Jan,._
10th to Mr. and Mrs, 0, M.
• Robertson, a slaughter.
« Deaths
IRV1NG-Iii Clinton, on Jas, 27th,
t'ohn Irving, aged .69 years.
IIOO;G'Ifl--In London, on ,Jan, 10t1i,
Sarah ifmilfire Sunclareook, wife.l
of Mr. Olin 0, Hooper.
LYON -At Lonitesboro, .oa Jen, 20th,.
Joseph Lyon, aged 90 years and
la days. • The funeral will take,
placeonFriday aftcrt>.00n, ser-
vice iii the Methodist church at
2 o'cioelr, 1nterinent in Longo-
'
baro,ecmetery,
McTCAY-In Philadelphia; on Jan.
10th, William McKay, brother of
MY. Adam .McKay :01 Seated)),
aged 37.yeare.
ARMSTRONG -4n 'ruekersmfth, on
Jan. 21st, Arthur. Wheatley,in-
fant sen of Me: and Mrs, Rainey
Armstrong.
v;4
WA'I'SON)-Tn loving memory of, the
late Robert ,Watson of l3rucefreld,
who died on1'February 4th,, 1916,
-Wife and family.
(HOUSE FOj,t. SALl1,,- 13 It 1 0 K
home) with all modern conveniences,
also geed stable, mance ltiltten-
htrry and W111iaiii streets. her
Heelers apply to Urs, .1, i'witeholl
onthe premises. -20
t. 0, 1... N0. 129 WILL 1101,D A
box social' at «thclr Lodge rooms,
111;0 eon, Cloderlch toW ship, on
Friday evening; Feb. I.Silt boors
open sharp at 6 n'elock. Part of
brocee45 wilt go for Patriotic put
polos. 26•-2
1 DRESSMAKING, ' a- THE MI8808
O'Connor are prapared to (10 drast-
malcing Acct pilin sowtog at, trier
lrquto on Cutter street,
IIO0J3i FOR SALE -ONE OF '1'klil.
meet desirable residential ptePet•
ties in the towel of •Clinton, .1cnowri
as, the 'I'aylll'r cottage,-Appl)9 to'
fl•eo.1inoLeanae, r 26
MAM72 BUILDING POlt SAL1l;
Building 10 x •24; all taken dove
ants in aro class condition, For
a ticular
p 1, s apply Bart Nott, Lon
desboro P.O., Phone 28-1.8. lliy) 1?
Central. 26-9
COTTAGE FOR SJ ' )l -I RAT-
tenbui'y -meet, wed , 0 :rooms and
pantry, good' cistern, town water
and electric lights; Good stable
and garden.: Apply to W. 'V, Henry,
Clinton: -20
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECIaIV-
ad by the Corporation of the Town
of Clinton up .10 0 o'clock- p.m., on
• Friday; Feb, 1at, for the follow1ng
offices and at the salaries stated :
Clerk, 2850 ; Preasurer, $180 i Con-
stable and,•, tax collector, $500 ;
Night Coustable, $450 ; Cemetery
Supt., $550. Duties to commence.-
• on Fell. 150 1918, and to con -
Mime for one' year• or sech other
time as the council shall deter-
mine.--D,
eter
mitre.. D, I,. Macpherson,Clerk.
25-2
THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE
'Huron. County Stock Show will be
helot in the council chamber, Clin-
ton, on Saturday) afternoon, Jan.
20th,„ -at two. o'clock • All -inter-
ested aro asked to attend. this
meeting: 252
HOUSE FOR SALE -7 -ROOMED
Nouse on Maple` street, town water,
also house and lot on Mill street.
For particulars apply. to George R.
Taylor, • -25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS• -IN THE
Estate of Melinda Jackson, deceas-
ed. -Notice is hereby gigen that all
persons having .elaims, against the
estate of Melinda Jackson, late of
the town of .Clinton, in 'the Coen-.
ty of-Fruron, widow, deceased, who
died on or about the 19th day of
December, 1917, are required to de-
liver to William Jackson, the ex-
ecutor of the said estate, or his
solicitor on or before the 51i1 day
of February, 1918, a full statement
Of their claims together with par-
ticulars thereof and• the eatere of
the securities, if any, held, by them
all duly'verifed. by a0ldavit. And
take notice that after the said last
mentioned date the said executor
will proceed to distribute the es-
tate of the said deceased amongst
the personsentitled theretro; hav-
ing regard only to such claims as
he shall. have received due notice
and in accordance therewith. Dat-
ed at Clinton this 12th day of
January, A.D., .1918.-W. Brydone,
,C"Linton; Ont., Solicitor for the
said executor. " - 24-3
THE
Kiddies Like It
Tryi our Edwarcisburg Corn Syrup,
Just the same as you buy in pails
only you are not paying for the
pails. Bring your, own pail or jar
and we will fill it at 10 _cents per
lb.
•
• SPECIALS
Qood cooking teens '13 10c. per ib,
Mince meat IC 2 lbs. for 55c,
Glauber cattid salts Ice Sc per lb.
3_ only hand made cedar tubs, ex-
tra well made to clear l $1.75
each.
•Market baskets i 26e each.
HHIGHEST' PRICES FOR PRODUCE
•
Johnson S& Co.
The Store of Quality.
Phone orders promptlycared for.
PHONE 111.
Fat ,SAG17,-'Ott ALI3I1)1VT AT1,i101'l'
a seveit roornetl eottage, 1,lectrje
11'ghta i s0ig awl town water
kitchen, For pfr tieulars apply to
T. A, Cretg,•- mo18.
SQUARE TIMBER FOR SALli1-4
nu;nbor 01 pieces of square titnbel,
auitable for repairing ox for ndw
building. Suer,- front 9 to 1.2 iia+
elms square anis from. 20 to 6;4 --t1,
long,-„A,ppi11 to News4Recorct 01
flee.. - -24
I'ARIYL FOR SALE -LOT LOT 25, IIUIt-
on Road, 1,uckeramith, • eontairnng
98 aores, with buildings 8' of par-
tiegh 59 apply to It, W. Gihbings
R. It,. No, 4, Clinton.
c -R7
YOURJOLO'I'7[i2S CLEANED RE -
Paired and Pressed and at the
allotted possible :notice,' Both Lad -
Ms' and Gentlemen's -clothes. We
u ra tee
g a n to do good work. I am
prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, Gent's Sults and all kinds.
of Woolen clothing. including Sweat-
ers, etc. Ali orders promptly( at-
tended to, All.
over Johnson's
jewelry, els fo
w y, S re, VJm ; J; Jago'. -00
GIRLS- WANTED !
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.WE CAN GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO Al
FEW MORE " KNIT-
TERS, ETC. APPLY
AT ONCE.
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
LIYE POULTRY
WANTED
every week. Highest market price
paid. '
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14-166 Ft, R. No. 1
Selected Potatoes
Wanted !
' tor Immediate' delivery.
We take them any day.
Highest market price
• paid. We want . them
before cold spell comes.
JAS: STEEP & : Co.
Box 192 , Phone 128
THE COONEO STORE
Live and Let Live
Eat Fish. at Least -
- Twice a Week
We are asked to conserVe food and
help the Allies. There is no better
way than this. Food will be the
turning point of, the` war. • it is the
duty of all to save non-perisliable
foods.
By. eating fish you are helping to
win the war, •
Fish is a delightful and economical
food. _ You will be surprised what
now zest it will gime to the menu.
Here are a few_.,varieties to choose
from : -
Cod Steak, .
Finnan Haddock,
Fillettd,
Salmon Trout,
White Fish,
halibut,
Herring,
Fresh Water Herring in brine,.
Butter' and eggs wanted --highest
priues cash or trade, -
E. YE, HUNNIFORD
HEADQUARTERS FOR p11011014S
The eheapest also the best maeh.ine
ort the market, ranging in prices
iron'; . W,00 to $250.00, Needles and
records always ou hand.
Herr IrH= JOHN O
iti'iwelet; att'd Op IIeiali
Issuer of Marriage Lieehses, -
(Nett to •flovey's Drug 13tore)
aaa
LET US LOAD
some of our baled 'hap and feed on
our truck the next time it is going
in your direction, which VIII belvery.
soon. Just al au experiment :we ask
ydu to try them on your horse for a
white„ If it doesn't resutt in your
becoming a steady customer for' our
bay and feed we miss our guess,
Once used always a user , has Well
our exnericned,
'W. Jenkins & Son.
l I,6Utt. AND 11f ED;
Phone 100, I1igheat pried paid fort
MAW and Woof, Elevtitar4
fiestdaute phohti 1144
acarom
Have you ever tried
Macaroni in bulk,?
Large, bean tiill i quality
nsade in Italy
Sold by the pound• --:t
will not last long -
To O'Neil -
The. Nub Grocery
• CREAM WANTED
Wo will buy your cream and guar-
antee you -
HIGHEST. PRICES
ACCURATE RECORD.
PROMPT RETURNS•
ENTIRE. SATISFACTION
Write us for cans. We supply'
them. Pay express charges:` Pay
you for the cream you slab twice
each -month. Carefully weigh', sam-
ple and test each can and send you
a statement. Write; today, prices. are
high,
Agents : -
Wa1ton awe; G. Real . •
Isinburn-Haff & Co.
Varna -Beatty Bros.
Tn4 Seaforth Creamery Co.
Box 486 SEAFORTH, ONT•,
LOGS
WANTED !
,We are again prepared to pay
the highest spot cash prices for all
kinds of timber, either fa bulk or by,
the(thousand, and either in the bush
or delivered in our yard, It you
have anything to offer call, up the
old reliable market (11-145)•
We are getting out some of our
home 'grown .Hemlock which is better
and cheaper than the freighted stuff,
so if contemplating any new build-
ings; or repairing, let us help you
plan your work. Our services .,are
free.
We also have in stock all kinds
of Dressed Lumber, McNair Brand
Shingles,Canada Cement, and Buf-
falo Fertilizer,
J. B. MUSTARD
BRUCEFIELD.
WANTED
NowIL'aid Eggs
Fancy prices are being 'paid
for strictly new laid eggs at
our -poultry plant. 'Bring your
eggs to us and get the ready,
cash,
LiVE
Pou!try Wallted'
Highest prices will be paid
for large quantities of live'
Poultry that will be required
to meet ,the increasing de-
mand due to meatless daps. ,
Potiltryi taken the first three
days of each 'week during the
winter months..•
Bs good to your flock of lions
this year and help production.
This is patriotic work and, at
the same time helping peer
own _pocket.
'GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trewartha, Phone 190 ,
Manager or 1-Iolmesvilte 4 on 147
Plumbing, Heating and
A Tinstnithing
A. second-hand wood furnace,
in good repair, for sale
cheap,
THOS. HAWK{INS.
Agent for Iiecla Furnaces
Sliiop over nowlabA'$ 7Inrtiwar..,
PHONE 63, . ri