HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-02-13, Page 8News -Record
February. 13th, I9 3..
5OUa1itIcs$3.95!IY ai011tI;llO S
This ie only a sample of the great money saving values we are offer
lug for the balance of January.
Never before have such sacrifice prices been offered on good season- ♦
ihle goods, as may be found Bete during the next few weeks, ,Prices •
to atnne eases almost cut in half, "• ♦ r
Look over this list, or better still "come in" and let us show you, as ♦ ;
we have dozens and dozens of lines that NO3 cannot list here.
x. $305'
Ladies mantles new styles.... $e 50 ,for
can •e.:.. nnK
12 00
Children's mantles .1 ` , , , r.. .. 2 08
" serge dresses nicely trimmed.... G 00
Men's stiff and soft hats, thie season's new
sh fur fel'tre 2 50 and 3 00
goods English g
Men's sweaters and sweater coats 1 00
Women's and children's house slippers 25c and35
Men's fur -collar overcoats, reg , .. . , ... , 16 00
Also several clearing lines of mews, wom-
en's and children's boots at won
derfully low prices.
13ahsnee of our furs at wholesale prices and less.
Special prices on men's and boys' suits and over-
coats, underwear, fancy shirts etc.
for 7 95
up
for 2 75
for .3 75
for 1 e9
for 69
for 19
for 12 10'
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Our Selling Out_Sale Continues
Guard -Against Colds
by , wearing
Warm -Footwear _
We have a large stock of Overshoes.
and Moccasinsfrom the best makers
which we are selling at prices that
tempt buyers, and men who work out
of doors will appreciate the good quality
of our heavy Buckle and Lace Rub-
bers.
JTwitche11 see Son
- CLINTON, -_ ;ONTARIO
WILL EITHER
Valen
Tines.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often -Cheapest Always the Best
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Dr. Thompson was in Toronto on
'Monday.;.
Mrs. W. Ross has been been .it Tor-
,
onto this week.
Personals
Miss Tannin Hibbs has returned from
a visit with Auhutn friends.
Mr. J, G. Medd is visiting his bro-
ther, P.ev. Dr, Medd, Goderich.
Miss Marion Harland has been visit-
ing Stratford friends for the past
. couple of weeks '
Mrs,' Combo and Miss Maggie have
returned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs.' Latornell,of St, Thomas.
Miss Leila Powell returned last
week -to Toronto after a month's
vacation at her home in town.
Mr, and Mrs. E. M. McLean of Lon-
don have been in townduring the
past week, the guests of Mr. 'and -
Mrs. W. Counter_ '
MiGs Maud Lyon of Londesboro and
her cousin, Mr, Joe Lyon of Bran-
don,
don, Man., spent part of the past
week as guests of Mr: and Mrs. J,
G. Medd.
Mr. Jos. Lawson and' his brideof
Cheviot, Sask., have been spending
a few days; with ' his sister, Mrs.
James Finch, wed other • Clinton
relatives, •
kr, Henry Cole left' on Monday for
Toronto to resume his old position•
as inspector of the ' industrial
branch of the Union Life Insurance
Cninpany,-K inoardine Review.
Miss Jennie Taylor' was up front
Loudon last week for a couple of
days in connection + with the sale of
her property, which has been pur-
chased by Mr. Geo, McLennan,
Mr. A. 0. Pattison returned last
week from a fortnight's stay . at
Little Rock. Ark„ he and Mrs.
Pattison taking a little trip to
Buffalo later.
Mrs. Cleveland AIIin was the guest
over the week -end of her husband's
parents, Rev: S. J. and Mr's. Al -
lin at" Ontario street parsonage,
leaving Monday too join Mr. Allis
at Halifax,
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. " Jackson, Sr,,
have bothf been suffering front
grippe during the past week and
are under the care of a physician.
It is hoped that they wi,l - soon
begin to amend.
Miss Mary, Chant left Saturday after
a vacation of several weess at her
home in town to visit friends at
New Hamburg and St. Cathrinos
before going to Toronto for the
millinery openings.
taIr. and Mrs.. Westacott, who have
been visiting their sisters, Mrs.
John 13, Little and, Mrs. W. 11.
Farquhar, for the past few weeks,
left on Friday to visit two other
sisters at Orangeville. Before re-
turning to their home at Grand
Forks, North Dakota, they will
spend a few weeks at the hot
sprirgs, Mt, Clemens, Mr. Westa-
eott has lived at Grand Forks for
the past thirty years, the greater
part of that time enraging exten-
sively in real estate, in which he
Mr. and 14Irs, Janina Do`g Ie.♦r ca has suecceded very well, Mr,, West -
Mrs. .Tares Shepherd left on Satur=
day for a visit with Toronto Di
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ends.
Mr. J. D, Atkinson and Miss Eileen
were in Exeter on Tuesday visit-
ing friends.
Miss Jean payment went to Toronto
on Tuesday to6atteind'the millin-
ery openings.
Mrs. L. Lavis and children- of -Wine -
ham were in town a few daya last
week with friends.
Miss 'Helen Hibbs left on Thursday
last for Toronto, where she in-
tends spending several months.
Mr,- and Mrs. H. Wiltse have been
visiting friends and relatives on the
London Road during the past few
days.
Mrs, Johns, Sr., has been spending
a Jew days of the past week with
her son, Mr. Ira Johns of Tucker -
smith.
Miss -Ida Boles, who has been spend-
ing the winter in Florida, has re-
tttrneid and is visiting London
friends,
• Manday afterneeti to+`'wend a feta adott speaks highly of the advan-
1 Weeks with the, latter's parents in
it Toronto,
Rev, 0, E. JeakinS' is in Stratford
vcntion of the Prudential Life As-
- today addressing a district eon-
sociation.
Mr. and Mrs, 0. R. Keys and Miss
Wilena were guests on Sunday of
Mr, and Mrs.. Jas.,Graham of
Goderich township
Mr. Geo ,W, Pearson returned to
Toronto on Monday atter spending
a fortnight under the parental
roof, that of Mr, R. Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs, W D. Fisher of Den-
ver, Col., spent a few days In town
this week the guests of the fern-
cr's Lister, Mrs, R, E. Manning.
Miss Mabel Clutf, who has been
engaged with the Hodgens Bros.,
Goderich, for several months past,
is now 'holidaying at her home in
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Jaekson's
Shoes
For 1913
as in previous years will excel
in values, in .qualities and in
quantities when you want the
best that is possible in shoe-
maki.ng,'see
FRED. JACKSON
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Substantial Furniture can be` bought hese
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pieces you need now while -Irises'so favorable .
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Cages of living in a no lieense-
town, Dakota being a prohibition
state, and thinks local option
would he a good thing for ClintNi.
Mrs. Rofit. Barber of Snowflake,
Man,, who was accompanied by her
son Robert and daughter- Alice, was
the guest last week of her nano,
Mrs, Iddo Crich, Mr., and Mrs.
Barker were former residents of
Tuckersmith.
Mrs. E. G. Iiolmes and little son of
Saskatoon, Sask., , have been in
town during the past week visiting
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Doherty.
Mr, John Lindsay and Mrs, Callen of
near Ilamilton were here the be-
ginning of the week attending the
funeral of their uncle, the . lute
.James 11. 'Lindsay..
Mrs. 11 B. Chant returned on Fri-
day evening after a fortnight's Vis-
it with her son in New York City.
She stopped off at St,. Catharines
with her mother for a couple of
days on her way home. -
Miss Grade Com -Lice and Mes rs,:
Thos,, George and James Coprtice,
• after a week's visit with Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'J, I•Iardy of the London
-. Road and Mr. -and Mrs. John Lov-
ett of town, 'left on Tuesday to re-
turn to thein home at Mariposa,
Miss Katie Hardy, who has been
visiting Clinton London 'Road and
surrounding vicinity for the past
couple of months, left on Tuesday
for Toronto where she will spend a
few days before returning to her
home at Lindsay.
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Mrs. J. S, Evans returned on Mon-
day
day from 'a visit with Wiarton
friends, • While there Mrs, Evans
had the misfortune to have her
face frozen and itis giving her
some trouble but it is hoped that
she will soon' be quite herself again.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs: A. E. Allin, after
a few weeks visit with relatives
and IS:lends in Clinton and at other.
points, left last week to return to,
their hoine at Quill Lake,', Seek,'
En' route they spent. a day or two
in Toronto with Mrs. AIlin' s
brother, Mr. A. F, Johns.
Miss Hellen-Bowlby, who has been
the guest of her cousin, Mrs, J, E.
Ford at Wesley parsonage for the
past six,zveeks, left today for her
'home in Windsor, Miss I3owlbyhat
made many
friends during her stay
in Clinton who regret her depar-
ture
ar-
ture and who will welcome her - on
any future visit.
M
r. JohnGuest, who is- in Toronto•
having undergone an ' operation
there is now progressin% nicely
C C. I. Weekly Report
Form 1. Art . --.1. forester 82, A.
Petrie '74, D Shipley 6S 0. Johnston
68, 0. Whitrnni a 66, J. Wylie 64,''F.
Edwards 61, G. Wallis 60, P. (Jun Ing-
ham 58, A. Townshend 58, 0. Cantelun
56, H. Cantelon 54, A. Nediger 52, E.
Raiser 52, M. Smillie 50 G Beaton 48,
M. Lansingg 46, 13. Rowden 40, E. Car-
ter -40 A. Shanahan 46, L Shealy 44,
I. Sinclair 44, Z. Churchill 44, L. Han-
ley 42, J. Grainger 42, F. Copp 42, 0,
Mair 40, A, Glazior40, L. Churchill 40,
E. Sanderson 40, C. Thompson 38, W
Crich 88, E. Miller 86, F. Pennebaker.
30, G. Beatty 31, E Parlmer 34, IL
Kitty 31, M. May 30, 0. Cook 28, F.
Reynolds 26, H. Stewart' 2I, L. McAl-
lister 22, N, Sparks 22, O. Phillips '20
W. Appleby 18.
Form 2, Science -P. Moffatt 92, P.
Potter 89, S. Henry 89. L' 'Wheatley
87, O. Cole 87, M. Elliott 81, J. Smillie
81. 3. Middleton S3, M. Cook 82,`13.
Davidson 82,' ilia NeTaggart 81, V.
Oat beet 81, E. Manning 78, C. Beacom
76, 13. Rodaway 76, V Evans 73, 0.
McGill 70, E Brisson 63 E. Wasmann
67, 14. Shaw 65, I Roberton 64, A
Hoare 63, C. McCool 62, H Bohn -es 62
S. Smillie 60, 0, Hoare 60, W. Nelson
60, M. Mair 50, 14. Hai -land 56. V.
Iiearn 54, F. Thompson 53, M. Cook 53,
0. Harland 52 Uhowen'52. M. Milne
51, S. Agnew 50, G. Hudie 50, A. Ma-
theson 46, O.1Caizer 42, E Jamieson 11,
K. Wider 41 W. Caldwell 39, I. Rath -
well 30, E. wise 38, E. Powell 36, L
lathwell 26,. L Cook 24, 1. Gould 23,
It Fou ester 23, D Oantelan20,
From Composition -J. _Smith 74,
I'I (1tC1
H. Shaw 73. E. Manning 73, M. David-
son 73, M. blcTaggart 72, H Johnston
71, E. Wiseman 71. 'R• Ohowen 70, 0.
Cole 09, M Cook 60.E Powell 69, A
mtabe
sun 69. 0. mcG'tll 68, C. Harland
88 C Beacom 68, •T7. halmeson 67, G.
Hudie 67, V Carbert 07 T middleton
67, 0 mc0nal60 S. 'Morrie 60. in. El-
liott 66, S Smillie 06, W Caldwell 65,
It Ronnie 65, 0 nreCool 64, I Roberton
04, 3 Smillie 03. F Thompson 63, P.
moffat 03, C may 62, 11 Rodaway 02,-
V Hearn 61, I Collins 01, L tncNeugh-.
ton 60, L'Rath well 60, in fnaie 69, E"
W'he 59, 0 Hoare 59, D A Cantelon 58,
L (look 57: D Brisson 56, 1' Pollee 50,
A Dewar 55. I Rath well 54, in miles 53.
A. Hoare 62, 11 Forrester -51, 11 Govier•
50, I Gould 50, uraude Cook 79, S Ag.,
Fury 49, V Telens,48, L Kennedy 46, P
Wheatley 45,VII 4` 11 T3 1 e
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toek TAK
That our Stock of Gloves, Lees
and UNDERSKIRTS
is too heavyand have deeded to reduce
these lines. Hence the big savings
for FRIDAY -and SATURDAY.
1000 yards Valancens3 Lace at 5c.
Valancense Lace and inserticn dainty designs
length- run from 5 to 15 yards in white Linen and
two tone Persian Regular 10 to 25c per yard Fri-
day and Saturday clearing ut 5c,
$1,25 Perrins Kid Gloves 98c,
100 pairs of Perrins 'Cid Gloves colors black
tan, grey and red. Sizes 0 to 8. Regular prices
$1,25. We do. not have to recommend these gloves
as our patrons know its, wearing quality Friday
and Saturday. 98e
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11.25 and $1.50 Heather
bloom Skirts 98.,
25 only Heather -bloom petty
coats, three and four rows of
Flouning good quality. Guar-
anteed wear length 38 to 42Reg-
ular$1 25 and $1 50 Friday and
Saturday selling 98c
$2.O0 and $2 50 Heather
bloom Skirts $1.38.
to only Heatherbloom skirts
trimmed; t bothem with scents -
ped insertions length 36 to'40
Regular $2 00 and $2 50 black
only Friday and Saturday sell-
ing $1 88
500 Top Skirts $3.79.
22 only Ladies Top odd skirts
in paean= serge and Cheviots in
black only all sizes Regular $5 00
Friday Saturday selling 83 79
NEW SPRING GOODS
Our New,Spring Suitings are now in stock
- ready for YOUR INSPECTION.
To the men of Clinton who appreciate good tailoring we recommend an. early sel-
ection of cloths. We are showing this'seasou the largest and most important range
" ever shown in Clinton and we would strongly advise placing an early order only
which insures better wordmanship than in the rush season. Made to order ,prices
from $22,00 to $25.00,
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CZrrorow .
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Reynolds 74, G Draper 73, IC Reid 73,
N. Garrett 72, E Grey 71, in neeAllister
71, L Ford 6S, V Lobb 08, W incGregor
67. D Barr06, W Walker 63, h mccros-
tie 63, :T+' Brown 62, A nwconttell 02, W
mcNaughton 6I, c Nicholson 60, D
copp 54, h eantelon 56, It harland 65,
m mcGowan 55, Is Forrest 54, m car-
bon 53, E Leitch 50, N Robinson 46, m
Yates 49, A cooper 31.
I.'.ornt 4 Eeglish literature: -e Kilty
81, h Turner 77, D 7 lernay 72,' h mid-
dlcton 08. B Dewar 67 m Shidley 03.
Goderich Township
Mr. Win, Matt of London spent a
few days at Mr; John Cox's. last'
week. '
Mr. James Switzer has bought a
t,eam of two-year-old colts, a pretty
nth solidi built pair that will
;smooth, Y
look well in any company. James
has an eye for i good horse, knows
one when he sees it and keeps no
other kind,
West
s of
Miss
MaryRichardson
isvisiting her sister,
1
Branch, Mich., g ,
Mrs. J. J. ,Smith of. thei 1.tth con.,
and other friends in the'township.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Keys and 14liss
Wilmeua of Clinton visited at . the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Janes Graham
on Sunday.The little child >. of bit. and Mrs.
Hanna, who are 'hero visiting Rom
that west, has been very ill. It is
hoped that a change for the better
may soon be noted,
Miss Mary Smith 'of. the 16th, who
ea ey earn �, o nt a has been visiting her. aunt, Mrs• J.
40
Form 2 Geogra,play -J Smillie SS, in H. Worsen of Goderieh; has returned,
Davidson. 52, 1J rnatrning 32, inat+eTa - home,
garb 73, O'tiolo'70114T (ilniee75, c Hai, Mr. Percy is by .degrees moving his
hirci 74, V,Evans 71, 61 Rollaway 78, sneers waver to the ,Hector Juror
c Bencont 72 W Caldwell 70 P Wheat'- 1 Clinton. where he expecte
111 to take up. Ms abode in the course
A Ilea S,'rn, 13 conic 6 , ntci 67, has, however only
Heave n taw weeks, life ,
eiZr. neSn
Smillie ebt
1tx00y m e
A'H(tll ,
•• lease so as
to
r 't, on
a short s
ulcer i
� a fii S Agnew t,,
ll CC eun•u14,64 J middler n g
61, L Kene',ily 02, P Better 62,;W Wel- give.him time to look around and
son 62,. 1'5',lamieson 01, I!: Brisson 60, ptek up a farm to' iris. liking,
1i' Thompeon fi0, o mecool 60,' V I7carn , ung, the
p Quietly and without warning :H+, TT Sbaw 58, 8 I:Tairy 57, -';in' l,lliot6 '"'
rit' .Dower 'spirit of James I -I.' Lindsay Passed
v.7, i•1 hiwli[,nd 55,'rrt final 5l„ 4
5', I Roberton 52, If Forcl.Sll, It Rennie into the other world on Saturday
h 16th coin.
onto
his Home qu.
and 'being able to read a short 50, 0 ncDonga,ll 48. 0 hudie 4tS, SV`-Inoruing at
time every day- requested that The ehowden 44, E Powell 42, h Johnston of (Iodation township.
rded to hurl 40. ;L I:athwell" 38, 1n Wise 37, L cook The funeral; which was very largo-
News -Roe -Old m be •fknep 22, 113athwell 3P, 1) caution 30, K me-
so that he aright peep in Loath with . Naughton 30: R Forrester 20, K Govior neighbors thus paying the last tri -
Clinton happenings. It Is hoped that. 27, .1 Gould 25 ly attended many o d fri-noir end•
he will be able to return home in a `Forrrr ,'3 English lit;nratnre-14 Bea- Mite of.:oespect to the departed, took.
fortnight ism com 82, G Walker 78, J Wylie 75, ut place from the family residence to
ley 70, P nrcflat 09, V c te'hert 09, J la ace guar m
OF
The News From Londesboro
Miss Jean McPhee, honor graduate
of: Household Science, McDonald In-
stitute, Guelph, and expert demon-
strator, will demonstrate bread and
Pastry making to the ladies of Lon-
desboro in Forester's hall on Satur
day, Feb. 15th, showing how easy it
is to make the nicest and lightest
bread in four hours, also easy meth-
ods of making pastry, Miss McPhee
comes highly recommended from all
parts of Canada and is a pleasing
demonstrator of the highest ` order.
The meeting will open at 2:30 p. m.
and will; be under the auspices of the
Women's lnstitute. Admission ten
cents,
the g
Mr. A. 11, .Radford was tl
guest
of 'Toronto friends over the wesk-
end,
Mr, W. Vodden and Miss Gertrude
returned Monday after spending a
few weeksweekswith Braulpton and 'Forma
to friends.
Mr:and Mrs. Joseph Lawson are
visiting the former's parents here,
Mrs. fired Johnston spent Monday
at the home of iter brotheir, Mr, L.
Hill of Blyth.
Mrs, John W. 'I'antblyn left bat
Mondayfor Leamington to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Ainslie, who died on Sunday even-
ing.
Mr. 37. Cocke.rline of pilot Mound,
Man,, is visiting at the home of Mr,
Geo. Brogden.
Mr, Thos. Miller visited friends at
Corrie and Fordwich, taking in the
annual meeting of the Howick Fire
Insurance Co., at the former place
this week.
Mr. John Ilutton is busy repairing
the break in the dam Caused by the
recent flood. Owing to the water be-
ing so low since the damage to the
Hutton has
been obliged to
-. Hut o g
dam Mt
run the mill by- steam.
Clinton cemetery on Monday after-
noon, Rev. D, K. Grant conducted
the services, the pallbearers 'being
D. Malswan, W. Taylor, J. Walkin-
Messrs. J. Cuningkame, .1. Scott,
shaw and W. CH Smyth.
Whence The Water, 'Then ?
The bright little daughter of one
of Clinton's business Hien is evid-
ently being brought im to regard
with some degree of. importarl^,e the
opinions oxprossed by the local press
The other day she was startdin�
watching theoperaticin of the pumping
„lar all Al-
�m actl
f tbiC�tvtte
r from 4
bort street. She watched the play
of the' big hose curiously for a few
minutes then turning t0 a lady who
was near she asltecl, e'Whar
those men fining ?„ "Theyayt are
pumping the water out of that cel-
lar,"
el-lar,was the answer: , "Oh" she
exclaimed "I 'thought the paper said
that -131-111 town was going dry." She,
had no doubt heard read -the verses
published in The , Ncws4Record two
, weeks ane under that caption.
Br>tncefiefd
Mr, 0, 131. Shannon of Hamilton
was a guest at the beano of Mr, E.
W. Morrison over Sunday,
Porter's Hilll.
A 'pretty wedding ill Willch many
people at Porter's Bill and vicinity
will be interested took place at the
home of Mr, Nelson Irwin of
Stoughton, Sask., on the evening_ of
.Jarl:iary 22nd, when Miss Florence
Elliott, youngest daughter of M'i..
James Elliott of Porter's Hill, sial:
united in marriage -to Mr. Edgar Gib-
son of Vt
llowbtucd5
ask The
ers--
uoiy was performed by the Rev. 4r.
Stewart, in the presence of a num-
bet of friends ofthe contracting par-
ties, After the ceremony the com-
pany sat down to a sumptuous wed.
ding, feast and afterwards t he even-
ing was pleasantly spent in games
and music. Mr, and Mrs. Gibson have
taken up their abode at Willowbuneh
and the many friends of the bride:
in this vicinity waft congratulations
and good ri3'ielies,