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Customers who : are Looking
for Christmas; Presents
All the Latest Novelties in Bracelet
Watches, Pearl and Gold Necklaces
Sil vrwrare,„ tthinaware. and Cut Glass
.Don't stop when you have seen our win-
dows but come inside where there is a
larger variety, and
Jewellery of every Description
Sole Agent in Clinton for the Celebrated
Hogard i1'atthes trout $35.(10 up
We He Hellyar-
Jeweler and Optician CLINTON
wasimarciammosimmassommarassammosiramaimapirs
veal in Canada who has given as much
careful practicalthought to the
La I questfion of 'thehigh cost of living
UC�
.News as Mr. Goalies, As chief statistican
of the department of labor helms
priceagtnaily been inquiring into high
s for years and Jlas wri'tlten
much upon the subject that has
been widely quoted in economic
journals in England and the 'Unit-
ed States•," The Civil ServiceFed-
eratlion, ;an , organization •repre
sending the various Civil Service
assiocialione of • the Dominion, at
tbhe annual meeting in Ottawa a
few days ago, also expressed its
appreciaftiori of i Mr, Coates Irma
very tangible marincje. For three
years he bee been SecreeQary of the
Federation, ,an office entailing an
immense amount. of work, and the
sum.
him of $150 present being auslightreed-
cognifilion of his services,
.A CLINTONIAN HONORED.
The Dominion Government has
appointed, three comhmisslion'ers to
investigate the high cost of living
one of the three being Mr. R. 11.
Coates editorof the Labor Gazette
and Seetis'tieian of the Depart-
ment of Labor, Ottawa. Mr, Coates
is a native oftClin4'on. being the
youngesle don of the late Robert
Coates, and brother of W. Coates,
Comity rlRegistrar.
y This is a great
honor and shows that the govern-
ment has complete confidence in
'his ability. That he is worthy, of
tithe honor conferred upon him is CHRISTMAS TREE AND
:proven by the following item, writ- ENTERTAINMENT.
sten by the Ottawa ,correispor+dlent•
of 'the Toronto World ;-"It is Last Friday evening the pupils
safe to say that there• is, no one of St. Paul's' Church held' their an -
America's Greatest
Hair -Goods Artist.
, PReF. DORI NWEND
OF TORONTO
"IS eOM1NG "
TO THE
Rattcnbury House, -Clinton
-ON-
Thursday
January 8th 'r 4
To replace hair on the heads of Ladies and Gentle.
men who have lost their hair! lay his beautiful.
natural hair COastiuctions, which are known all over
the world
EVERY WOMAN AND MAN
Can be made to look younger,. and have the natural
prat ction.to the head, which means
H; aith, Comfort and Good Appearance
LLD I ES
Do no miss this opportunity. See his,
TRA1vS1+'//itMATIONS SWITCHES
AVELLTS POIIIYADOIIJIIS
FULL Nb 1GS ('TIILS, ITC.
The boreifivend Sanitary Patent Toupee
G4'ntleuicn (oho are bald)
1proteet and adorn your bald head with
human hair. in order to have ,a con-
ception of the .wonderful achievements
in the a: t of hair constructing. every
bald man should call and see the large
sample stcck of "HAIR TOUPEES
reed FULL SWIGS" which Prof, Doren
wend will be showing.
These wonderrut coverings are so natural in appearance that detection is
impossible. ' '1 bey are adjusted so securely, to any head, that they cannot
come off, except et the wearer's wish. They will givea youngand softening"
expression to the face.
A FREE DEMONSTRATION 1S EXTENDED TO ALL
Come and string your Friends to the
Rattenbnry Douse, Clinton, Thursday,January _y $!h
OM -
r c _�,� flack of our Furniture
o
•��, ftnc ,a } is our Cuarantee
r and That of the Maker
Sonia Furniture is put togeth-
er merely to sell.. Ours is made
by experts for'lou and satisfac-
tory use. And this serviceable-
ness is combined with an artistic
appearance which .renders ltun-
usually attractive. A visit to ,,
our warerooms will please both.
yourself and us,
The (Cheapest Spot in Huron to
Buy all Kinds of Furniture-
BA.L,rL tom:'3�?�C:t.VC�l`�
Fnittitiire Dealers tend Funeral »irectors-phone 1041
N. Ball 110 --RESIDENCE PHONES -•-
T. D. Atkinson 18t3
THE OEINTON
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'Course t ain't quite as good all year
As l am now --
But what's the use of beia'.good,
Then, anyhow?
At Christmas time a feller gets
A lot of things 'cause folks fergets
How bad he's been some months ago,
If he is good right then, you know!
0
ee
Geo, but it's tough sometimes, you bet!
This bean' good—
A feller oan'tdo lots of things
That once he could.
But when it gets to Christmas Eve,
He's glad.he made 'em all believe _
That he reformed. But, say, it's tough,
This bear' good for Christmas bluff!
--TAMES F. SINNOTT.
d�L
? r'l
nual Christmas EneertCiiriment in
rite School room and an 'excellent
program was given. Much praise
is,•dte Misses Ila Bawden, Gladys
Fier
man, Bose Schoneha!s and Su-
sie Sjoman for the manner in which
they had the kin its drilled. After
ehe program Santa Claus appeared
and fore Christmas true was soon
'stripped of its many presents, Rev.
C. E. Jeakins, Rector, was chair-
man and announced the following
program :-Carol, Carol Sweetly Car
ol, by S.'S. Scholars; ;Recitation,
Violeta Argent; Chorus, by infant
class;. We are the little Tiny Tots;
Tableau, Merry Xmas, Dorotihy
Bartliff, Lottie Livermore drawn by
fairies Madeline Streets, Harriet
Hora awking; cicl;Bawden; Dialogue,CWh^at els
Xmas by live girls; Song Nlyrt•
Bell; Recitation, Dorothy Bartlif
I am Mama's. little Helper
spendedg a few et mks under the
Mien Maud Saunders of the boun-
daryline
spent Sunday with her
friend Miss Laura Shobrock,
Mrs, Edward Crawford is %pencl-
1 Mrs!. 7 Abrahew am Kunkelth daughter
ra
Mrs,,George Scales bad thegmis-
for+une to miss her footing while
going down the outside steps at
her home on Sunday afternoon.
i As she was only' there was am. as-
Itlhe tilltance familycane from church. er i and
found her helpless. The doctor
was called immediately and found
no bones broken but badly bruised.
lr I frimininotownowinoonissminoinsaufnaraurromarforminior
parental roof.
she will be confined' tb her bed for
' a time, but her friends hope to see
her out again soon.
Mint Esther Scales has returned
u red
home from Flintier.
IMr and Mrs., Sam Lee and two
children of Goderich ale .speeding
ft;tvo weeks with Mr and Mrs Wm,
Lee
Miss
Mar
Re
yro,
d
s has accent.Iecl a position as teacher at a
school near DrasWda1e
Auburn
Mr, John Ferguson returned from
Monti eal last Tuesday after spending
a year working in that city.
Pole Drill by 14 small girls;, Recite. 1
tion, Jack &melee, Seeing things
at night; Dialogue at the Rehear-
sal; by 3 boys and 4 girls; Sorg by
4 boys, I can't. dq that !sum ; Reci-
tation, Santa Claus, by Harriet
Watkins; German Band, by the in-
fant class boys; Song by 7 Brown -
leg and 7 Fairies, Beryl,Cooper
Fairy Queen ; Ring Drill, b 8 boys
and 8 girls; Paeftomine, Neater+My
God to Thee, Carol The tire:
Nowell.
Ilolwefiyitle
the Christmas tree unber the aus
pices of the S. S, was largely attended
and was the best yet. A very pleasat.t
time was spent by the old, r folks as
well as by the children,
Miss McVicar a former, teacher of',
Goderich paid a flying visit to our
vii age ou Monday.
C. 0, C. b` of liolmesville will meet
next Tuesday night Dec, 31th for
election of officer a and other business
A large a tendanre is, requested.
Mandine and; Emmeline Holland are
spending the holidays at home.
Quite a number from here attended
the Chiistmas free at Bethel on Tues
day evening.
Miss H,azel. Monk returned to her
home inGoderieh on Tuesday,
Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McLennan and
Miss M. McLennan were the guest of
M . Geo Baird the first of the week.
Mr, William Baird, wife and daught
er, of Toronto, are spending the holt;
days at the home of Mr. Geo, Baird,
Miss E. McCallum has returned from
her trip to Hamilton,
Mrs. Iiate Mcbetwn, Miss Winnie
Wa ker and Mrs. T. McEwen, of Clin
ton were visitors on the 1st. Line last
week.
Londesboro
'The trustees:of S. S. No. 5, Stanley,
have engaged Mies " Flossie Brown'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 131 Brown,
as teacher for the coming year.
Mise Violet Phillips spent a few days
with Bessie Wells of Blyth,
Goderich Township
Mr. David Churchill is moving into
his hew brick house this week The
bouse, s 35x52, 2 storeys high with two
large verandahs. Thomas McKenzie
did the carpenter work a,nd •Arthur
Utantelon laid the concrete blocks for
the basement and kid the red brick.
11e also put in the concrete floors and
,verandah posts, Ed. Cook Is. doing
the painting. The job is a good one,
all round. May Mr, and Mrs. Churchill
and family be spared to enjoy their
ccmfortable home for many years.
'Mr, John Woo, of Goderich
Township only eon of Mrs, John
Woon and Miss Pearl Parquet' only
cemightiew of Mr. and Mils George
Earthier were quietly nyarried in •
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HRISTMAS
GIFTS
We are well prepared for your wants as our
stock is filled with articles suitable for Christmas
presents.
Gold and Gold-filled 'Watches
Clocks
Necklets
Bracelets _Brooches
'Cuff Links Scarf pins
Ladie's & Gent's 'Fob Chains
Gentlemen's Shaving and Smoking Sets
Bracelet Watches from $2.50` up
Howard's Watches from $35.00
.:RING-;
Set'with Diamonds and'other Precious Stones
Cut Glass China
Brass Goods Novelties
Gold -Headed Umbrellas-• We will be pleased to show you our goods
and save any article for you' till Christmas.
Silverware
Lockets
mem a happy 1ve� deleel' a's�• - G '
Iittllet
' Kenneth Mails as returned home 11 ISSUER OF MA.RRIACII ` LlC NSES
Better op'endinig the past few Morita
in the West.
Miss GerrieVodden of London , -
1
You may. be ata loss to know what to ' shoos Christmas, Gift for a a" a
Father; Mother, Brother or Sisteer.
If so, read over this list of useful; and acceptable gifts, it`
may help you to decide, or better still, come in and see
our great assortnleni. of the Season's NewestNovelties
Men's and Boys Ties, nicely box-
pd, • •2a., 35c, 50c
Monis Braces, in fancy Boxes
•.35c, 50c
Men's Garter's and Arm Bands'
in fancysboxes at .......,2euc
Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Fancy
Hose, Gloves and Mitts.
Ladies Fancy dollars, some nice-
ly boxed at,,.25a, 35e, 50e, 75c
Handkerchiefs in,fenay boxes at
150, 20c, 25c, 50c
Silk. Scarfs, Wool Mufflers, Furs :.
Gloves, Fancy Linens, Silk
Waists, Sweater ()oats etc.
Also a full assortment of Mens, Womens and
Childrens House Shoes and Hockey Boots
Plurmsteel Bros.
SMALL PROFIT% 111o>EE JW$INEss
1
• Mrs. Harry Cowell of Michigan, isI Mr, Julius Wise is visiting at the
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo home of E. N, Baer'
Marsh.
Mr. Elwin Munroe is home at pres
eat.
obe
sawrmiilll which he iee nt nds to ers cuht ee old
ct on
his farm
Fieldbof used
Goderich c rvsi shed.
dedthe
school last week and reports the con
dition of the school and equipment
with the quality of work being done
places the school among the first in his
inspe
11r, Jactorate, London (toad
mes Johnston sr., had a pain What might have been a serious
ful accident one day last week, while accident on the hill south of the bridge
helping Mr. Geo. Hamilton. to move a
building when he was struck on the last Switzer
e we edriyignhenMr,anyMrs
head by a roller, cutting it so that the a small heating r y stove ami the rfrontof
doctor had to put in a number of the buggy and while going up the hill
stitches. the axle brake, throwing out Mr. and
Mrs Currie and her little daeghter Mrs, Switzer out. Luck for them
with Mr. Walsh of Goderich are visit
ing at the home of Mr. Errata: the horse did not run away, and after
Miss Mary Raithhy is visiting her lyocuring another buggy got here safe
uncle Rev. Win, Raithby of Dunn Miss Grace Stevenson is visiting
villa, friends in Brussels this week.
Mr. Arthur Marsh who was married Mrs, James Nott was visiting her
in Manitou last Saturday morning is slaughter IiIrs, Wm. Grant at
expected to arrive home with his bride the fore part of the week, Clinton,
on Tuesday. The London Road League sent their
a.;nual Christmas Box to the Sick
Children's Hospital in Toronto this
"lirttccfidad i Week,
League meets next Tuesday night at
the home of Mr; Robt, Hunter.
A successful concert was given at S.
S. No. e last Friday afternoon, The
children gave a splendid program.
driver and gave splendid satisfaction
Births, Marriages & Dea,ths
Mrs. Stephen .Butt died last Satur
dgmorning after an illness
over a month. She was intxtending her 80th
year. Her husband and her daughters
Mrs, W, Fisher, Mrs. H. Mew survive.
The service was held in Bethel church
on Monday and was conducted by Rev
A. W. Brown. To the bereaved the
heartfelt sympathy is extended.
The stage route from Brumfield to
RaElliott of Brncefieldbeen
for 4let
years�the
sura being 5700 per year. The stage
will not run to Seaforth as formerly:
Mr.'Copeland of Bayfield, who bas had -
it for some years, was a good stage
to all cont'erred.
On Thursdaof ast week Lawrence
Forrest of Stanleylhad the misfortune I BIRTHS
to be kicked on the face by a working MOON -In' Toronto' on Saturday
horse in the stable, he isnot hurt very l Dec. 13th to Mr, and Mrs. John,
much, but it was a narrow escape.
Mr. Peter McKenzie and bridge were
lately presented by their neighbors
and friends with a marble clock, the
gift was presented by Mrs, Thos. Chap
man, all the neighbors gave a kindly
welcome to the bride, who they hope I
may long be spared to live in their
midst.
Mr. Walker, mail carrier has now
many good large parcels to deliver,
coming from good old Santa. Mr. 1
Walker fills his place very well he is
obliging and always on hand in due Entrance Exams
Mrs. Hunt and daughter Miss Win
nae of Tuckersmith visited at the home 1 Continued) From Page 1
of litre. T. Simpson this week. l
Vicken Berry who has been in Car (tee certificate of the rind alai of
terry for three years is spending his P ' P
vOhillagriste. mas vacation at his home in our the different s'chools', whose stand-
( aids might be quite unequal;
Tho main objection to the en -
Colborne
Harold' Alen arrived home from the taped, charactia'tion is 'its stere d
West on Friday last having spent the typed, character. Some method
summer with friends inStrassburg and may be Revised t;tY remedy hist
vin in i ty, Th
is! one,w which
,con, a .son. Percy alter
George,
MARRIAGES
MORSE-MACPHERSON-A.t the
Church of the Advent, Boston,
Mass, on Dec, 17th. 1913, by Rev.
Dr. Van Allen, Jean Ferguson
Macpherson to George W. Morse
M. D.
Levi
Miss Edith, s Sundayed with • e proposed change s ( Walter
h
iTsviRnd, would create more evils, through
friends on the itl
Miss F. Breckins is visiting with rely favouritivine or accusations of
Dyes in this vicinity for a few weeks + favouritism, or theough the at -
toes in Win. . Hill Dursnd t s hi si, thiare sweek week.
! tempt to bring improper prepay
Mr. Ed. Grigg had the good fortune 1 ed, than all the evils which attenid:
to capture a fine foxiast week. the examinations assnow conducted,
ehriscrnas
Pootwear
What can we suggest that is more, useful and
acceptable to Young and Old alike that Footwear as a
Christmas Gift. Our stock is most complete and it will
astonish you to see the very extensive range of new
styles and novelties we have for your inspection,:' Come
and see for yourself, it will be a pleasure to show you
what we have in
Plain and Colored Felt Slippers
Winter Footwear
::
Leather Slippers
Skating Shoes
Travelling Bags
. S. eI414pM14N
Phone 70 Clinton
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