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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-01-09, Page 9• E 1.1 • 1 1 II News-Record January 9th, 1915 rerwormoren ••• •+• ••••• e•• •o•• e•• •••••••••• • er,al lees. • • 'or -H • Jan air On all broken lines and odd sizes left I over trona the Xmas trade. • Special prices on all Xmas goods, ladies' s. and children's mantles, underwear and hosiery, linens, sweaters and sweater coats; felt, boots and slippers, furs, blan• - • kets, etc. SMALL PROFITS PLUMSTEEL ='ROS. MORE BUSINESS • 0000e••oe•oeoeee•40••• eeeoo•osieeeeo•••eeoo• 1 Jackson's Shoes For 1913 as in previous years will excel in values, in qualities and in quantities whenY ou want the best that is p45sible in shoe - FRED. JACKSON I �1�✓a� ��SllfE68C We wish all our patrons each and all a prosperous New Year. Our stock is complete all lines and you will always be able to rc- core bargains in shoe- wear at our store. J. Twitchell ce Son CLINTON, - ONTARIO • WILL EITHER SELL OR RENT THE. STORE .0••o •4e0040.*goo®OIrY®.®®*OAp4P0 4441**0.4• 444.44.41 e� Our Aim to Please p4 A Brings Customers Back + 0 1 Furniture Buyers at this store i><.variably tomet back when they want more and bring g their friends 4 1 with them. m .To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is as good as it looks and that is saying a whole lot, ®. ® � now at money saving l Substantial Furniture can be bought here rices. Why - not secure ''what ‘2,,,, pieces you need now while prices are so ,favorable, e Atkinson & unford Isy � Furniture Dealers; and Funeral Directors : Phone 104' Prima; —N I GITAND r kRD Z ( A.LL9— l 7I01 16 it fb f+si'rsCt/4964+�(sA4^�?SD'3E4�4't�Pi46�'i�4^@+Y"iD"9P@'s?e'L,,�'�iQ+4•.AA®o®P@D�^m. uaWts�r � Are you d News -Record subscriber ? And the heaps we have for it. A Pocket Dairy An Office Dairy A Desk Calender Pad The Canadian Almanac The Gist of the Sunday School Lessons The Golden Text Book Tarbells Teachers Guide Pelvubets Select Notes We wish you everwelland everprospering to a greater and and greater height. --Dickens. W. D. FAIR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best Mrs. J. Rattenbury was a Toronto visitor over • the holiday. Mrs. Carter came up from Hamilton to cast her vete on Monday. Miss Marion ,Bogie of Goderich has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Penne- baker, Mr, John Hellyar of Bowmanville is the guest of his son, Mr. W. H. Hellyar Miss Leila Ford commenced her iiut- ies as teacher of the Public school at Constance on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Pennebaker, Miss Edna and Master Frank spent the holi- days with relatives in Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kennedy of Staffs were guests'of.Mr. and Mrs Harry Fitzsimons over New Year's. i chell k'ofMt noos Cha rile B Master visited his grandparents, Mr. and 1VIrs. Wm. Cantelon, over the week- end. Miss Margaret Wiseman returned to Ottawa on Monday after a vasa- homes heing : Messrs, P. Quigley, T. tion spent at the parental home in Tighe, Jas. Brown, M. Morrison. town, Mr, Edward Blake returned to Miss .Mabel Rathwcll was in Torun- Detroit on Friday last after spending, Hallett Township We are sorry to' hear that Mr, W. H, Farquhar of the ;Clinton Road is quite. Ill but we hope soon to hear of an improvement. At the annual meeting of S. S, No 5, Mr Wm Fear was elected trustee, succeeding Mr, Albert Vey mouth. ` • Mr. James. Howard Snell, who un- derwent an operation in the Clinton. hospital, returned homelast week and is improving so rapidly that it is expected he will soon be quite himself again. Howard promises to equal 'his father, who for many years has been regarded as one of the most successful ireeders of live stock in the county. The very many friends of the fam- ily, will regret to learn of the ill- ness of Mrs, Jas, Snell and will all be glad to hear that she is getting better. The News -Record' leads for I-luliett township news. . The land upon which the school house in S. S. No, 5 stands was given by Mr. Thos. Fear, a fact that is probably not known by many in the section. Mr.' Fear is the old- est ratepayer in No. 5 and one of the best informed on various sub- jects. '['he one that can trip him up on Biblical subjects has not yet come this way or at all events lhas not encountered our old friend. family re -union took place •at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1', E. Mason last week at which there were thirty-eight present, including the old folly, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mas- on, Sr., of Clinton, also Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Joshing and Mrs. Cotton and her son laddie, Detroit, and Miss Williams of Binghampton, New York State. The evening was a very en- joyable one though tempered by the tact that it was the last time the family would all gather under the old roof. The Mason family is a well known and touch respected one hut they have now all gone from our midst, the parents to Clinton, the two daughters to Detroit and the son to Summerhill to "engage in bus- iness Mullett misses them but wish- es them well. The Warren farm on the Gth aeon. has been renteii by Mx. Albert Mor- rell of Clinton who will move there- on in a few months. Mr. Morrell has followed the threshing every fall for several years but has tired of it and will now settle down to the more congenial work of farming and f the one o doingso has selected in finest places in the township. The rural telephone has been ex- tended along the fide con., the lat- est to have it installed in Their to a couple of days last wee visiting ,friends, returning on Thursday, 11Ir. and Mrs. A. Neilans aull fam- ily attended • a re -union of the Neil- - ams family at liarpurhey on New Yeat's Day, itIr. and Mts. G. D. Roberton and Miss 'Helen and Master Kenneth a few days at the hone of his par- ents, itir, and M1s..fR Blake. Mr. and Mrs Luke Lawson of Clinton spent New '.'ear's with fri- ends in this vicinity. (intended for last issue.) Miss lemma Biggin and Miss idin- nie Cook of London were guests dur- visited Brussels friends at Nsw Fear's time, Master Douglas Ball ramrod home Saturday after spending the vac - mg the week of Councillor and Mrs Miller of the 2nd con. Mr, and Mrs. 11. Snaddick and their three chi1rren, Miss Lucy and ation with Mullett and Gm -tench Masters Joe met Johnnie, visited re township friends. latives at Caledonia over Christ - Mrs. Ja;wOs Stoddart of Seaforth mas. Will Brockett of Clinton and but recently out from- England, has tak- en a position with Mr, William Morrison of the 5111 concession, Mr. and Mrs. , Win, IVIedd of Trow- bridge were guests 'at 111e home of Mrs. M. Hesselwood during 111e hol- iday season. • Mrs. David Hoggart spent a cou- ple of days last week with her cou- sin, Mrs. Horsley of Hensel], who is very i11, so mtich so that little hope is entertained for her recovery. Mr. J. L. Wasmann of Clinton has been engaged to • teach in No. 7, school and 1VIiss Edina Levis in No. her hone at Stratford. 9. These are a couple of the ',ea- ItIr, and Mrs. Alex. Elliott and Miss ohers-in-training just graduated from Belle Brown of Toronto visited the Clinton Model school. former's uncle Mr. John 0. El- liott of the Bayfield Road, dun- ire; the holiday week. Mr. W. Grant Beaton was home during the holiday season, leaving on Thursday for Carlyle, Sask., to resume his teaching duties. Grant looks well and, has lost none of his old time breeziness, Rev, J. Greene left Tuesday horning for Marll'clale to conduct the funer- al of Mr. Armstrong, one of the oldest residents of that locality and a parishioner of Mr. Greene's. in the early part of this minis - tory. Miss L. M. Stephenson of North Bay, Mr. John Stephenson of Lon- don and Mr. Fred, Stephenson; who t riding code e• at Springfield, is attending g ' Mass., were all home last week and ate their New Year's diener with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Glen Campbell have resumed their classes in mus- ic after the mid -winter vacation,, Mrs. Campbell teaching in Clinton on Tuesday and Wednesday as he - fore, ancl Mr. Campbell teaching in Seaforth on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and in Clinton 'Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. Mr, John Guest left on New Year's., morning inter:ling to spend the holiday at the ill homestead in London township, 13etoe reaching Lucan, however., 11e was taken ill' and leaving the train there he took the first; train home again and has singe been umber the earn of a physician, He is xow improving for honouring hien with. their pre- tence amt. aceceptecl 111e gift as a Mr. and Mrs, John Wilson; of Al- tangible remembrance of them for peva, Mich., returned to their home reteep days when they co11d no bon- on' Monday -last after spentlin; tw'o, ger conic together in a body to kir: weeks in and around Clinton; M'rs. homlo. Wilson is the oldcr sister of Mrs. Miss TIutcllisoM Donn broor A. Hoopoe,' Mr, J. Atkinson Davi itetl last week at 1115 hones of Mrs, Icaac Marwood, Miss Lena Plunkett is at . ,reseet, visiting Winghani feiends. Mr. Herman'Buboltz visited the last few clays at Seneurtt. was a guest last week at the home of ber brother, lVlr. 'Rost. Pearson of the lath con. Mrs. (Dr.) Maeeallum returned to Tier home in Kingston on Monday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiseman of town. Misses Mabel Clark and Jean Greig returned to Toronto on Monday afternoon after spending a week or so with friends in town and 10 Seaforth. Mrs. John 13ailey, who had been vis- iting the parental hd;ne at Bay-. field, . called upon Clinton (-[ends Saturday last on her way hack to Mr. Charlie Manning has again been elected trustee of S. S. No. 8. Mr. Joe Lawlor of the Soo and George of Alberta are at present renewing old acquaintances here. • Last '1'luirsday evening the mem- bers of the Junior Bible class of the Auburn Methodist Church drove to the home of . their much -esteemed teacher, Mr. Wm. Plunkett, and a delightful time was spent. In the course of the evening at an oppor- tune time the following address was read after 'which Mr. Plunkett was presented with a beautiful easy chair: "Dear Mr. Plunkett,—We . the members of your Sunday-scIlo l - class, assembled .here this evening, wish to Canvey to you our sincere gratitude for the interest }rou have always taken in us in every way. You have been faithful in breaking the Bread of Life to us and we as- sure you that the seed sown by you shall produce an abundant harvest. We would be oblivious of all sense of obligation if we failed to express our appreciation of your labours. We therefore seize the opportunity of manifesting o-ur deep regard for you in asking you to accept this chair which may prove to you a source of rest and comfort hoping you may long be spared to enjoy it. Then 1n that other Home may wo -tack teeoivo a seat at God's right Ittand. ' Itt:. Plunkett was taken completely by surprise and for a titeuleet was Without a reply. '.'hen fe a few euilable Words he thanked the class Mrs. John May, all of town. It is 00110 <thirty-eight years' since Mr. '.Nilson left those parts and he notices many big chanes :and aunn-. erous remarkable imp:evemouts, NUAL JIIIVIJAIIY STUCK -TAKING • •• •• • SILE •• • AA DEEP CUTS IN ALL WINTER GOODS Each week of thismonth we will advertise huge cuts in winter merchandise. Rather than take them into stock we take this means ' of clearing them out, The winter is only started so don't miss, this opportunity to save your pennies, Terms of sale -:----STRICTLY (:ASH. See next week's list. Watch this space during January, Fancy Black Dress Goods 25c 10 nieces of fancy black dress goods, double width, regular 50c, 75e and 31. These, we have de- cided. rius'r go, hence the first and last deep Out. Don't miss this January sale price 25 Ladies' Winter Coats $5. '15 only ladies' and misses whiter cloth coats in shriek, brown, green and grey tweeds, sires 31 to 33 only, regular $10, $12 and 315, Come in and look these over, think ol'the price's and judge the rnat- ertal and styl for yourself, them take your choice for 5.00 $15 Ladies' Dresses $12.50. Ladies' evening and afternoon ready-to-wear dresses in black, sky, navy, white and tan, sizes 31 to 10. Ten only in the lot. Space will not permit a description. These are the very newest styles and marked down tor January sale to...$ 1 2 . 0 Ladies Golf Coats $1.89. 25 only ladies' golfjeoats, balance of this seas- on's buying. We have made our profit in this de- partment and are satisfied to sacrifice what is left of nor 3225, $25Gand $3.00 golf coats during Jan - nary sale at each $1.89 Ladies' Quilted -Lined Coats with Fur Collars $15. Good quality black beaver shell, heavy weight quilted lining, black fur collar, full length, well tailored and a very smatt style, Specially priced for January sale at $1 5.00 Men's and Women's Mufflers, A.l1 Col- ors 292. and women's mercerized Men's n w n' 1 rrerized knitted muff- lers with dime fasteners in all the popular colors. Neck sizes 123 to 16, fancy and plain weaves. Regular 50c, January sale price 29 Fur Stoles at $7.50. 30 odd pieces of ladies furs in stoles and mutts marmot, hear, seal, squirrel, tibhet, grey lamb, paw huttb, coney, timber sable, etc., regular $10, 312 and $15. Tour choice driving January sale $7.80 $22 Ladies' Tweed Suits $1.6.50, 11) only ladies tweed suits Inn, brown, grey and navy, satin lined, smart styles, daintily trimmed, man tailored .'hese styles are the balance of the season's buyingand rather than carry th in over we have decided to put them into this January sale at $16 -SO Red Clliotz Comforters $1.69 Large sized red fancy chief% print coni1'ur tors filled with gond quality fiat Ling sLitehed with silk anc1wear guaranteed, Nine only in the loft. Be sire von get one or more of these. Regular $2 25 and 32,50, January sale $1.69 OUR AIM IS TO REDUCE OUR STOCK. .6.1:1663261 The News From Londdeshoii"o No need of our citizens going cold as Mr. R. Adams has received one car and Mr. 'rhos. Miller three car- loads of ehesnut coal this week. It is condllusive of a comfortable feeling to know that there is no scarcity. Tlie ratepayers of S. 5, No. 8 will hold a meeting on Saturday to choose a site for a new school house. It is necessary that all those entitled to vote on this ques- tion should be present and do 'their part in this matter that the ends of justice may be served. • Miss L. Jamieson returned to 'i'or- onto on Monday to'resumeher dut- ies on the teaching staff of the city schools. Miss E. Lyon returned to Strat- ford Friday to 'attend Normal: Miss Lawday Young returned le Brantford Saturday of last week af- ter •sponding her holiday at. her lime Jicre, Mr. John McConnell and family of near Eiliiionton,- Allit. , aro visitkug the dormer's parents Mr. and Mrs. Janes McConnell of the 13th con. Mr. honey returned from spending the. vacation art his hemp in Souldd• ampton. The .5. 0. L. litell then: installation of officers and an oyster ,supper 00 Friday evening last. meeting of L. 0L.No. .e A special t t EG ie t filth inst. 863 will be ]field o he who:, a full attendance 151 re;iucfit'eil —M. Bruce, Master, ' At the school meeting of S. S No, 2, Mr. James Van Esmond wee re-eleotod trustee, Forest, to prosecute the call before the Presbytery of Iluron. J. M. .Mackay will represent G uthrie Londesboro will deeply regret loosing quires. its earnest, energetic and much beloved Pastor, Rev. W. T. Penney. Ilarriston Jan. Jed.—At a special ;neetin e- - ofens Presbytery of t`an- even .told to -clay a well signed oall tv',to presented iia behalf of Guthrie rimed, IT 1z.r,slml, in favor of the Iter. W. 1.,.Pearcey, of roideshorp. Aftercommissioners representing the r,Oagrefabion had been heard the call was sustained. The Presby bevy an - Pointed Rev.' Win. Cooper, of Monet, Constance Miss Nellie Medd Lias taken 10 school at Winchelsea and commenced' her newduties there n Monday. t o y Miss Milson of Buffalo spent G vacation time the guest of grandmother, Mrs. Milson, James and C'aininb0l-c' So,tllerland. visited their sister, Mrs. I(indly, in Toronto during the holiday time. Mr. Alex. McDonald of Staffs is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ernest. Adams. Mr. Wm, Stanley and Mies Bertha of 1-lohnesville were the guests cm Tuesday of their daughter and sis- ter, respecti,ely, Mrs. D. Tudor. Mr, and Mrs. T. Pollard and niece, Miss Glazier, spent the New Y'ear's holiday in, Clinton the gusts of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adan) Glazier. Mr. henry Colclough spent a few. days the guest of friends at 3`.rule ti r and in Goforth township, Mr. Ches. Allison of Forget Ire spending the winter with his broth-, er, Mr, I), Milson,, : IbIr, Chas. Hall of Montreal syem'1 the holiday time with his t parentrs,. s. and Mnr e Mr.. � 1 3 . 1 , ITall. t Miss Lois Holmes of Clinton was the guest for a few cloys of 3lisr .. Marie IIaii last week., Mc, Percy Taylor 10 morn g to hlin. farm In .the vicinity of Welton.