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in lines; we were never better prepared
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most complete all and
your wants for a first class pair of rubbers than, at the present time.
We carry nothing but the best in Rubber Footwear and sell these •
at the lowest possible price as we find that the lower grade goods only
cause disappointment to both buyer and seller.
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STOVES
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for.Salflrday":
ALL NEXT WEEK.--
and $2.50
.20 to .85:
discount ,
.75 for .50
.35 for'.25
.25 to 1.00
.10'to..25
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15' to• 1.75
p.c. discount
2,50 for 2,155
is neith-
a life time
The Happy
The Canada
popular in
we give
Horse
Greene clippersGreening'scow$
11 good'assortment
WHIP BARGAIN.
Full rawhide
Strictly all
Horse brushes
Currycombs.....
A few round
The season
The balance
A few squares
Now is the
Good assortment
When
er here nor
without giving
Thought.
Steel Range.
Canada.
free with
All sizes window
1.25, $1.75
chains
of leatherihalter's .. ;10 p.c.
from butt to tip reg
Java whip.... ..,............reg
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point shovels at
for door matte from
of guns and rifles at 10
of Brantford roofing... reg
time to use Stock Food and Panacea.
chaff and root baskets.
you are getting a range a few dollars
there. The right kind will last
trouble. -We have them
Pandora, Welcome National and
They are considered the most
We. have a patented', fuel saver which
every new stove,sold. •
glass and putty..
ilarlaini Bros.
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up-to-date stock
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News -Record tc end of.191S
STANDARD PATTERNS
are liked for their -simplicity'
and good taste,
THE
fandard Fashion' Sheet
For DECEMBER
',shows styles that are becomuid.
and easily made up.
FREE "'""'11
at Our Pattern Department 1
W. D. FAIR CO.-
ften Cheapest - Always the Best
i, - �� ununuunmmxmmup .
(iss Pansy •Reynolds was in town on
Monday.
r. H. B. Chant was in Toronto for'
a day or so this, week.
Irs. Jos. Williams, Toronto, is
spending the week with Mas. W. J.
Elliott.
iss Rudd was in Stratford on
Thursday lept attending the meet-
ing of Librarians.
Iiss Frances Hawkins of Hamilton
spent the week -end with her broth-
er, Mr. T. Hawkins
las Alice Sloman has taken a posf-
tion in the ollice• of Tozer' S
Brown's drygoode store,'
1VIrr John Cuninghame is in Toronto'
this week, being drawn hither by
The Horticultural Show now in
progress.
Miss J. Hicks, after having been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paull for. a
few days, returned to her home at
Mitchell' on Tuesday:
Mrs. J: Hawkins returned to her
home fn Hamilton on Monday, after:
speri1ing the" past month with Mrr
and Mrs. T. Hawkins,
i1Ir. G. II. David and .Mr. T. Cottle
are taking, in the big flower show in
Torontothis week, Mr. Cottle is
a member of the Provincial execu-
tive. •
Mrs, W. n: Fair and Mrs. G. H.
David are this week attending the
Provincial Horticultural convention'
as delegates ' from the Clinton
branch. ''
Miss Mary Jenkins of Woodlands
Farm left Tuesday for a fort-
night's visit with Toronto and
Guelph friends.
Mrs. D. B. Kennedy is spending some
time with her son and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kennedy of
Detroit to whom a daughter was
born on the 11th inst.
Mr. Wellington'Holtzhaper, who had
such • a narrow escape when his ves-
sel, the Turret, Chief, was
grounded - during the rcent storm,
returned home Saturday evening. . •
Mr. Wilson Wylie, who was amem-
ber of the crew of the Doric which
got safely to harbor before the worst
of the recent storm, is now the
guest of his uncle, Rev. W.z W. Wy-
lie,
Inspector Johnson and Mr. W. J.
Paisley were in Goeerice on Sun-
day and attended the .,rrvice held
in the Presbyterian church icymem-
ory hf the sailors wee 'o t their.
lives hi the awful Stele of last
week. •
Mr. P. B. Crews, late of Winnipeg,
and formerly of Clinton, is now a
resident of Toronto, where he, holds
a responsible position with the Con-
solidated Optical Co. He has just•
returned from a European trip un-
dertaken in the interest of the.
company.
Mr. George Burford, who has for a
number of years been engaged in
fruit ranching at Handford, 'Wash.,
has been spending the past week
in town: 'He is a nephew of the
Messrs. Owen, tife New York cap-
italists who axe interested in 'the
Clinton Knitting Company, and will
be their guest Inc a few daysbe-
fore continuing his journey to. Eng-
land where he purposes spending
the biggest part of the winter.
Mr. -Alfred Scotchmer, woo came
east from Craik, Sask,, last week
:to attend the 'funeral, of 'his moth-
er,the late Mrs. A. Seotchmer,
leaves this week for his 'prairie
homestead. He 'would like., very'
much to have ' lengthened his stay,
but as, he left hurriedly there are
„matters ab'a`ut the farm which de-
mand his. attention: Mr, < Switch-
mer 'las ;been on prairie land '^ for
the past nine years and while they
have not by, any means been- ,lean
years Withhim they have not wean-
edhim away. froth Old Ontario so
that It is not ilmprobable that he
will by -ani'' by return here to set-
tle down permanently for he notes
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all, colors, white, tan an nary blas.
' For quick selling Saturday we have raid out, twenty, children's bear skin coats, colors white, tan and navy
blue; sizes from;:tone year to three. These we are clearing out, to make room for Xmas selling. Prices run from
$2.00 to $5 00, Saturday selling at half_ price.
O .Percent. off Rugs and Carpe
7 -To glean up' our carpet department we put, on sale Saturday our ,entire stock of carpets and rugs at a dig.
count of 20% off all regular prices This sale•coniprises 1000 yards of carpet,•and 50 rugs to choose from.
Ia�lies' Winter .'oats at 1.2: Prime.
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Saturday we put on sale twenty ladies' winter coats of tweed .and beaver cloth. These coats 'we carried
over from last year, and while they are• not"just up to the minute in style, they will give the purchase' . every
comfort, and splendid wear, for the coming_ cold weather, Prices run from ;$10,00 to $15.00, Saturday special
sale, half price.
Ladies' Dresses 1.2 Price Satnrday.
Twenty ladies' dresses, the balance of this year's buying, go on sale Saturday at a big loss to us. Making
room for the Xmas trade is our only reason for clearing oat this depattment. Silks, volts, and waals for house
and street wear, all goat this sale Saturday at half price.
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Personals:
Mr. Frank Buchanan of Wingham was
intown yesterday. ,:a
Manager Bailey of the Sterling Bank,
•Bayfield, was in Clinton on Sun-
day.
Pinning visited her sis-
ter,' -Mrs. 'Hudson' of Mitchell, on
Monday.
Mrs. John .Elliott and family, Bruce -
field, spent the week-er,,a at the
home of Mr. W. J. Elliott, con-
tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Smith of
Seeforth were the gueJJs of the
lady's sister, Mn.sThos. Mason, :on
Monday. • ,
Miss Beatrice Greene, went down to
Fullerton . yesterday to visit Miss
Hattie Baker, the latter having
just. received word of the • sudden
death of a nephew in the 'west.
Who Knows ?.
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Who will • be mayor, of Clinton for.
1914 ?
If Apple King Cantelon can't trim
any opponent for the reeveship ?
If the members of the present
council' will all seek re-election ?
If there is a better market in the
county than Clinton for poultry, etc.
etc. ?
Council
If the Big Chief , has the e o
phamber nicely seated and warmed for
visitews 7
It's Catching.
Taking a leaf out of the COM
Municipal book, oar Council his de-
cided, to keep the Council t h,nber
heated for farmers' wives and daugh-
ters' who do tlieir shopping here.
They will also have access to wash-
reom.—Wingham Advance.
London Road
Mr. and Mrs Wes. Vodden of Iiul-
lett spent Sunday at the home ; of
Mr, J.'T..Ctich.
Norval Holland has beenbusy in
the neighborhood, threshing out beans.
Mr. Stewart, tie Tuckersmith tax
collector, has been on his rounds. He
is" meeting with more friendliness
tide year titan usual, the reason being
tliet the rate is about ten' dollars
poll` hundred acres 'lower than last. It
'is a curious fact that nearly every -
,body seems to' imagine that the
money paid in' taxes is so much lest
'money. Few of.. us stop to eo milder
what return e we get from the • out-
lay„ And we sometimes "take it out.
of" tlhe'long suffering collector, whose
salary is never too large.
LITTLE LOCAL.
that the condition of the farmers The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
in this province is changing and home of Mrs. John Cunninghame at
constantly for the better. Athree 'o'clock' on Friday afternoon.
Londesboro. The News From Londesboi•c
:Misses Elsie and Flossie Brown vis-
ited their uncle, Mr. M. Brown near
the village on Sunday.
Messrs, Herman Sundercock and
Wm. Weymouth, who are at present'
staying in Clinton, visited friends
near Londesboro on Sunday.
Mrs.. Robt. Crawford is at present
somewhat irrlispo.i d, Her friends
are hoping it will not be for long.
Miss May Appleby is staying with
het' for a time.
Varna
Messrs. Wm. Stephenson and Albert
Horner attended the Sunday school
convention in Brucefheld today. Next
Sunday being anniversary Sunday in
Varna Methodist church, the del'egat-
es will give their report the follow-
ing Sunday.
Constance
Mrs. McCully returned home on
Friday last after spenetingl some thee
with her son in Styatford•
Owing to to the storm the evening an-
niversary services on Sunday were
postponed to Sunday next, when there
will be the regular afternoon service,
and another at seven,, Rev. J. Reid
ri church, Presbytq ar, rch u , Loudes
born, being the preacher.
Mr. U. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, returned' home Sat-
urday evening after spending three
months in the west.
Hullett Township
Mr. Geo. East spent Sunday visit-
ing friends on the 8th con.
Messrs. John Flynn and J. ^ Blake
attended a dance in McKillop on Fri-
day evening las+'.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Addison and -
daughter, Miss Marietta, spent Sun-
day with Miss Mabel Brown.
Miss Ethel Dougherty of Clinton
visited Mr. and Mrs. Win, Morrison
over Sunday.
Report for S. S. No• 2.
4th class,—Norman Tyndall.
Sr. '3rd, Bertram Reynolds, Clif-
ford Tyndall, Gracie Glidden.
Jr. 3rd,—Gmtrude Bayley, Myrtle
Hunter, Eliza Johnston, James East,
Violet Glidden,- Chester Glidden, Mil-
ton Johnston, and Louise .Hale,
(even).'
2nd,—Haloid y Glew, Annie Shelf -
brook, Marjorie Glow., 'Willis VanEg,-
mond; ;Maggie'JJohnston, Eddie Dale,
Leonard Hunter, Bolla East`.
—C. H. Holland, Teacher.
HAVE YOU
The ,For Sale, Wanted, To
Rent, Etc. ads on page 5 cost
little but pay well. They are
one of the features -of The,:
News -Record.
'Sir. He Lawson of Auburn spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. John Lawson visited her
daughter, Mrs. Trick of Clinton, on
Monday.
Mr. W. Govier 'of the Base Line
will move into elle village shortly.
Mr. Wm..' Bell returned Friday last
from the west, where he had been
for sonic months past.
Messrs. II. Riley and R. Townsend
are busy making some repairs at the
mance.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brumley visited
Hensall frierels over Sunday.
Mrs. E. Ball of Clinton is visiting
her brother; Mr. Thos. Sampson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brunsdon of Blyth
spent Stinday with friends in the
village.
Miss Goulding of London spent the
week -end the guest of her friend,
Mrs. Geo. 'Thompson.
Messrs. J. B. Melville and James
Brown returned from the 'hinting
fields of Muskoka, each having secur-
ed
, a a ng a fine deer.- -
Miss Mabel Lee is visiting Goder
ich friends. - .
Miss Della McCool visited for a few
days with her sister, Mrs. J. L.
Awde of Wingham,
The News -Record leads for- the
news of Londesboro.
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Mrs. T. Roberton and Miss Ivy of
Clinton spent Sunday at the home of •
Mr. Win. Riley.
The poultry business is making big.
strides in the country about our vil-
lage and each Thursday morning
Mr. S. Woodman, the local repres-
entative of the big plant of the.
Gunn, Langlois Company, Clinton,
.receives so many birds that when.
crated and piled on Mr. T. Miller's.
wagon for delivery at Clinton th;
crates are almost hayload high. 'fhb
are delivered every. Thursday and a$
the result Mr. Woodman in enabled
to distribute considerable hard cash
among our farmers.
'^^About our most active, poultry mem
is Mr. Chas, Watson, rivho 'intakes a
I good living from his ten -acre place
just east of the village. We feel
that we are quite justified in the
Iremark that Mr. Watson's net r
(turns from his small acreage will
equal, that of many men who have
five times as large a farm. Mr. Wat-
son prefers Barred Rocks above all
other birds and keeps as many as
one hundred and seventy-five hare
Me. T. Miller's coal business 1
steadily growing. He now hatellei
twenty carloads a year and as he is
obliging his business will keep on
growing, ,
Soasollahie FOOT WEAR,
If you haven't given much
thought to your shoe needs
for the rough weather of
wintei—you'd better come
here and see the good things
we are showing in MCPher-
son's Shoes—Many people
', express surprise and satis-
faction at the way they fit
"they're as comfortable as
the old' is a comnon expres-
sion here.
They're as good as they fit, they're made to wear not
u to se sell, and they wear :so well that one pair sells
another.
Warm Sli epp
ever
We have a full line of shoes and slippers ofy
kind'for winter wear,' It will pay you to call in and
`nee them.
H. S. CHAPMAN
Successor to J. Twitchell,Sc Son Pons 70