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Porter's Hill Coderlch Township
„hiss Gicrtie and Fawcett, Sturdy,
who have been 'tk;aching tor the past! '
years, were hitme over the holidays.
Miss Einily Rutledge has been vis-
iting in Toronto.
Mr. S. Dawson returned home to
:ipringbank last week after spending
a couple of weeks a,! home:
Our school re -opened on Tuesday
with Miss Jenkins of Blyth, in
charge: At .the annual meet'ing of
the section last week Mr. el.: Y. Cox
vrasre-elected trustee.
Mr. and _Mrs, Frank Picot spent
Senday week in Godeeele
Mrs, Wm. Starling and her son
William spent the Christmas holi-
days at Port Stanley.
Mr. and Mri Walter Weston accom-
panied by their daughter Annie spent
the holiday at Centralia. -
Miss Ruby Pot:$ r visited friend's
at Curries, over the holiday tine.
Mr. Lorne Tabor spent a few days
at Swerbenburgh recently.
lf. visited his
Peter Macdougall � i
Mr: tg
brother at Seaforth last week.
Mrs. 'Love and 'children spent a feu
days last week the guests of the
lady's sister, Mrs. John .Bilair.
Mts. Sclunidt and two children of
Tavistock were visitors at the lady's
parental home over the festive holt-
slay.
i
APPY NEW YEAB
Evening Gaines
Diaries for 1912
S. S. Helps for 1.912
CanadianAlmanacs
Clinton Ngoon-Recon:
Jammy 4th. 1912
The annual meeting of the subscrib- '
ers of the Godoiioh Township Tele-
phone
elephone System •w 11 be held in Holm-
esville on Feiday afternoon of next
week,
Mr, Wm. Perdue of Michigan Than
been spending 'a holiday et his home
here.
Mr. Frank and Miss Rosie Whit-
more of this township vislQed their
grandfather, Mr. ' Rob Reid Robt. ci of
d
Auburn, ever. the ,holidays.
Mr.'. and Mirth Ed• Cook and Mr.
and Mra. Roy Brothers, Stratford,
were 'guests • oeer'the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mose and Me.
and Mrs, J..f$: Middleton.
Mr. Harry Slime), had a successful
wood hee on Friday last.
Mr.,John McClure; who has been
electd reevi'' of our township by ac
clatnation, is a native of the Ucwn-
ship of McKillop but located in our
mast twenty years ago. lie is a
man of sterling up:ightnoss and
enial• and it} a ti deservedl talar. II
YPoI e
's a member of Bethel Chitral, of
L. 0. L. No. 145 :of which he
,Master 'and of •the- 0. Q:••0. P. at
Porte, s , hill in which he is 'also an
office hearer, Mr. McClure w'fll.
be a tactt'ul and painstaking reeve.
Mrs. Wise ,of the Bayfield.• Road
• rett.irnul this week from .'a visit
wise friends in Belleville. •.
Mr. 'George '• Connell of Owen
Sound is visiting eelatives in God-
itownship crcl tt stip and Hutlett.
The following officers have been ele
ected by L. 0. L. No. 139 for the
current year • - Master, Walter. Emmerson,
Depute Geo, Ctantelon.
Chaplain, John Poods.
llec Secretary, Wesley Vander.
burg.
Fiii Secretary , ' 000. Proctor.
Treasurer, Geo, Vanderburg. •
D. of C., Russel Currie.
Lecturer, Adam Cantelen.
Committee, John Sturdy, ,Jas.
I:Itntt, Ha1L Rutieidge, James
Young.
The officers of L, 0. L. No.. 145
have been elected Me the •.current
tor 1912 year as follows :
Master, John McClure.
Subscriptions receiv- Deputy, Richard Porter,*
Chaplain, Willis Bell.
ed for all periodi- Ree.-seeretaee, J. Jt. Caldwell.
cals. in.-Secretaa,t, °oldie Newton.
rreasurett, Goo. Falconer,
D..of C., R. Y. Cox.
Loctatrer, Leslie Cox.;
The annual Djstu;ot meeting will
be held in L. 0. L. No. 145 meeting
hall on Tuesday afternoon next. The
meeting opens at two o'o',ock,
L. 0. L. No, '606 held ,their annual
meeting and elected the following
otticext :
Masten, Robt. Hanld',
Deputy, Cooper,
3, G. A. C Per
•
Chaplain, Leonard Slleppael, •
Secretary, John Cooper.
Treasurer, Arthur Cooper.
1), of. C., Gee. 'Miller.
Lecturer, Wilfrid Ot.ntelott.
r1\i'
tooper
Co
CLINTON
E:V:Ity Piur.i': A•
hvrcipv PRICE A-
B:tnOats PRICE P
BAneets Pince
Couch & Co.
All Ladies' and Children's Winter•
Coats %price.
January Mid Winter Sale 25 to 50 per cent off all
l'oods advertised. Sate starts Saturday, Jan. , 6th.
Sale endsSaturday Jan 13th. Term Cash.
25 per cent Discount off all Furs and.
Fur lined Coats.
A Sale with •` a Reason
We wish to impress upon the people of C1in'ton and
surrounding Cbuntrythat we will not carry over this
seasons o s Stock to
nest season, 1t must us be -got .ridff.
O
We have made the prices so low as to 'be absolutely
sure'that we will accomplish our object during this
January sale.
OUR LOSS IS We mention only a few of the many
YOUR GAIN Bargains we offer you.
Your choice of any trimmed hat in
Store $1.50.
Your choice of any untrimmed hat in
Store 39c,
Dress goods reg 75c Sale price 39c,
Dress goods " 90c " " 55c.
Fur collored'Coats " 25,00 "• 15.00.
Paillette Silk " . 1,25 " " 92c
Nett Waists °" '5,00 " ' " 2.50 '
Ribbons • 35e <i it 156
Ribbons' 1 20.c " tr • ;•11c
Cashmere hose `t 25c `' • " 19c
Bath Towels " 35e 21c
Table linen `' 75c " " 43c
Linen Towling 9c t` 6c
Wrapperetts " 18c «' 12c • `
Flanneletss , 12ic "o 4,I9c
Prints " .121c "`1bc
Jmbrel'last Crc
See,large bill's, i
lolntesvllle
The, Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church are .prepavng for a supper and
concert to be given he the church
this ` evening, whenaa good supper
and a goodprogratn ds assured.
Rev. Mr. Couzens of Staffa preach-
ed ver,; aceeptably''at the morning
service on :Sunday and also' assisted
in the evening. •
Mrs. A. J. Courtin. and Mrs. Wal
_rs
men children .returned last week
after venting with Mrs I' Elford
of Se Anne,, Que. , , -
Rev. and Mrs. Coitzans:of, Stalfa
with their children' spent 'the NeW
Years holidays the guests of the
former's 'parents, • 'Rev, '0. C. -ani
Mrs, Couzens, at. the parsonage,
•Miss Kennedy, of London was the
guest of 'the Misses Couzens Over
the hol.lay,
W, Couzens hat( retiurned• to
his school at Tavistock after spehd
ing the holiday season at, his hone
fuer"
The officers Court Selwood for
the' present .year are as follows :
Chief Ranger, W. Jenkins.
Past Chief, N. W. Trewartha,
Vice, S.' W. Miller,
Chaplain, W. Stanley,
Ree: Secretary, P. Macdougall.
Fin -Secretary( S. T. • Walter.
Treasurer, C. Williams.
Sr, Woodward, W. Johnston,
Jr. eedodward, Geo. Sturdy.
Sr, Beadle, 0. N. Potttee.
,Jr Beadle, W. Pickard.
Auditors, 0. W. Potter and George
Vanderburg.
The following is the report' of S.
S. No 5 Godei' ch township
Sr. 4t1 -Clarence Connell, Lottde
Levis
Jr, 11;11 -Clifford. Holland, Heron
Levee Verna Jervis, Roy Munings,
("eerie° King, Harold' Cole, Elva
Proctor,.
See 3rd -Alvin Leona,tl, Sea ware
Malt, Robert McLeod; Daniel Gild-.
don; Milton lIolland, Leslie Jervis,
Clifton Proctor. '
Jr, 3rd -William Alcock.
Sr. 2nd-lentfiy Ford, Norman Nair,
Altalind McCar'.tey, Harry 10.11 and
Fred. Lavas, equal
Jr. 2nd-13ruce Holland:
Pt. ?nd-Willie Miller, Wilfred Jer-
vis.
Sr. Pt. le'. Violet Miller, Marion.
Alcock, Cyril, Proctor, Charlie I'c'e-
lor•.
•
Jr. l' l (a) -Willie Jervis, Dorothy
Jervis, Willie Larder.
Jr. Pt 1st (h) --Albert Larder,
Harold Larder, Ted _Smith, Bear;
Smith:<
•Suinnnerhill
Mr. 0• :R, Keys of Clinton, organ-
ize!! of 0.0.10, ea'.ed on a number
of the young men in this neighbor-
hood in the interest, of tate C.O.F.
Mr, and Mrs. Gco. W. Hilt- of
Taber, ','Alta., spent a few days
with frt:.t'kla arou d here.
Mr.Geo, Johnston and illi: W1:.
limns spent Neto Year's with'liensall
friends.
Mrs 'Tyner and i'lr. Chas. t'ync'r
attended the wedding of Mr. Geo:+;e
Mains on Wednesday last.
The Ladies', ';Guild ti ill; meet at
'Cony Lawson.s on Wednesday ether -
noon.' • e
L.O.L. 923 lied its monthly meet-
ing ,on Tuesday evening.
'['he annual s 7tooI meeting was
'held on the 2.7th when Mr. I1. Mc-
Brien was' elected iii place of Mr.
1Iardy, who has move:l into Clinton.
Mr. W. Beacom called on friends
aroundehere last week.
Mr. Ogle Miller of Clia r:et-spent, a
few days with friends around here.
Mr. A. McLaughlin spent, Now
year's ale his home here.
Mr. 0, Dale called on Mr, Geo.
Johnston last week, •
Elec'l(ons passed off very queekly in
this motion. '
Mr. A. ` MCLaughlin of ;ieaforth
spent the Xinaa holidays at his ;tome
here.
Miss 0. Murray °and Miss Halon
Lindsay of London spent the ')soli•
hays at Mr, � J. Lindsay's,
Mr. and Mrs .J, Scarlett and. Mr,
This Scarlett of Lcadbury :,punt
Xmas, Day at' Mr. Geo (Tyner's
Mrs: H. MeBrien in vis,'ting ler
sister, Mrs, Burns, of Detroit:
Miss Ethel Lovett'yitsited friends In
Toront. re ently. , +
Mies' Myrtle Beacom 0f London
sent th
p e ho }ids} s. under the 'parental
roof:
Miss Katie Govi,'r spenii Xmas
with London friends.
Mr. Chas. Clifton spent Xmas
under the parental roof. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Jas: Johnston of
Clinton spent. Xmas he Mrs. John
Johnston'e. t,
Mr. and'Mrs. W. Biggins and fam-
ily of Clinton spout Xmas Dap at
Mr. , C. Beacom's ,as also did Mr.
and Mrs. T Churchill. •
Mrs. E. -McLean of Pilot Mound,
Man., is. visiting her sister, Mrs. R.
Watkint..'
Mr. Jas. Reid of Carndure.,,Sask.,
visiting under the parental root
Miss Clara Biggi•t of Clinton is
is visiting'friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and fam-
ily of the west a'rc visiting at Mr.
Thos. Majrs,
Mr. R. Col'boree and Mist Char-'
Lotto spent Xmas under the parental,
Wr. 4hos:McMichael, the, big horse-
man, called on friends in the: village
lase week.
Mr and Mrs I) Williams vent
Xmas Day, at Mr John Colborne''s.
;Quite a number attended the Xnias
Trda in Londesboro on Xman night.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Watkins •'spent
Xmas with'friends'in Clinton.
Mt. and Mal. Thos.' -Mason and lit-
tle ,son Rayl' spent the holiday, seas
on with it :rids in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos.. Lee of Clinton,
spent Monday the guests of Me. and
Mrs. Df Garvie, •
Miss a 'Peck, our teacher!, spent
the holidays antler the parentat'Yoof.
Varna
Mr, and Mrs, Copeland of Parry
Sound visited their sister, Mrs..
Johnston .. of the manse, recently.
Miss Lillie Morrison, of Souris,
Man,, is now visiting her mother
here.
Mr: S. Ward of Wetaskoivin; Alta.,
has been here vist<:ng his brother
Christopher and also, other friends tin
t
vie'
the mty.
Miss Mary y McAsh spent a week's
holidays in Detiroiil:
Mr. Oliver Keys of Detroit' visiaid
his home here during 'the holiday sea-
aon.
Miss Ethel Jones has returned af-
ter a pleasant visit in Toronto.
Frank and Allen McKenzie of De-
troit anent the Reeive holiday the
guests- of thole 'parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 11: McKenzie. •
Mr, Jos. Pilgrim and his sister
Miss Beatrice of Goderich spent
Now Year's with thein parents, ,Mr,
and Mrs. C. Pilgrim.
Mo. and Mrs. Geo. 'Reid of Bay
City, Mich., and Rev. R. Murray of
Chipago were a holiday visitors at
the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Anutow
Reid,
Mitt. Feeeusort of tGoderioh was the
guest of her nen, ,ll'n. .1. 11. lbtin-
well, recently.
Mr. -and; M:13. McNaugheen er free
west, who have aeon sisiti.tg friends
in this and other ;tarts of Onrario;-
spent the holiday lite guests of Mr,
iley. '
Mr, Ernest Meelyntnnt .watt home
from Toronto for over the holiday.
Mr. Roy Morr,:on of Sudbury came
home to spend Christmas with his
mother.
At a special greeting of L. 0. L.
No. 1035 :the officers were elected by
acclamation as follows
Mastet, John Rathwell.
Depute, John Johnson.
Chaplain, Geo. Beatrfe,
Rec.-Secretary, an. Rathwell,
Fin.-Seceetary,' Geo: Johnson,
Lecturer, Albert Robinson.
°Dr -of C., Thos. Stinson Jr.
Treasurer, Frank Weeks,
Commiteee, Isaac Rathwell; J.
W. Reiil, Wm. Rathwell, Wm.
Logan and Robt. Elliott.
A pretty welding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew' lurid of : etho Parr Ltnc on
Wednesday afternoon, Dec.' 20th,
when their . daughter, Miss Annie,
was united in marriage to Mr. Thos.
Robinson, rim of Mr. Edward Rob-
inann of the Goshen. The cet':mony
was perforated by Rev. T. H. Snow-
den assisted by Rev, li, Murray of
Chicago, uncle. of the bride. The
bridewas given away by her
father. She was charmingly
gowned in embroidered marquesotte
and carried a boquet of white car-
nations. Miss Roxie Palmer of God
erich was maul of honor and Miss
Marge'ttt Reid, sister of the bride,
was briderrnaid, The gaaomsman
was Mr, Will. Robinson, brother of
the groom. Miss .Eliza Robinson,
sister of the groom, played the wed
ding march while the bridal panty
took thei:c places under a preety arch
of evergreens and holly. At thee con-
clusion of the ceremony the nrw1y-
weddetl pait led the way to the din-
ing -room, where a tt'unptuoun supper
was served to, about seventy guests,
Tho bride was tho recipient of
many handsome and useful gift's, the
g''om's gift being a beautiful fur -
lined coat. To the bridesmaid, maid
of honor and pianist `the groom prc-
sented prebty signet pins. Mr, and
Mrs. Robinson have taken up house-
keeping on the groom's 'farm on
the •Goshen Line. The many friends
of the young couple join' in wish-
ing .thein long life and prosperity.
A few evenings previous to the
marriage of Meal Reid a number
of her young friends of both sexes
gathered at heir home and presented
her with 'almost everything needed in
the hoiise in the way of granite-
waro. , A very jolly time was spent
be was mucic surprised and appreciate
by the young people. The bride -to-
ed very highly the kind thoughtful-
ness of her friends,
The Christmas' tree and entertain. -
wait given by the Sunday school ryas
a to:v enjoyable' gathering indeed.
The t'rec was laden to the breaking
point and during the, progress of
the• program many an expectant eye
feasted upon it. The program was
almost wholly givenby
the members
emb s
of the school. The superintendent,
Mr. Jansen McClyinont, occupied the
chair in his own genial way, the, Dow='
son brothers contaibrtted several
violin selections and Mrs. McCly
ntont sang a nolo ' very acceptably.
When the program was over the tree
was stripped of its• irult:i, when
each and every one received some-
thing from Santa Claus, Candies.
were also distributed to the children.
and a very pleasant time was spent.
Mr. An'nstrong of .Essex visit-
ing his cousin, Mr. Webstatr Buchan -
Mr. Will. Ferguson of Exeter has
engaged for a harm with Mr. Robert_
Parsons. Me. Parsons' brother its
home f:+tin Winnipeg. Ho reports the
city as growing very rapidly.
The following 'a• the school report
of S. 8. No. 14, Stanley-, the names
being in order of merit.
5th -Melville Mcolymonit, Royal
MoCiymon1.
$2. 4t1: -A, flood,• J. Collins, M.
Parsons.
Jr, .4th --G, Iloss, N. IJood, L
Wasman, '•
Sr. 3rd -Anna Fisher, W. Cooper;:
L. Mc0lyrnont.
2nd -W. Collings, Ie. Makins, A.
Parson.
Sr. 2nd% Pt, -G, Coopor,' N. i•Iood.
Jr. 2nd Pt,-Ttlia Fisher, W. Ross,
W Harvey.
1st Class -V" McClyntont, F. Par -
50115, Agnes Niger,
Tho besft speller' 'in the monthly
spelling matches Were :
5th and 4th• -Grace Rase,
.3rd -•W.: C.'B. .Iohust6is.
2nd --W, H. Coffins:
Kftppen
Mrs. W. H. Johnston was called to
Brooksdalo on New Year's Day` `to
attend the funnel
of a nein,iUGlo
1
Jean Thomson, who died somewbat
suddenly.
Among the holiday ttzlitors in
thin burg and vicinity she following
have been noticed : Mrs. Danks, het
daughter, Miss Bertha Potter, and
Mho children of Zion City, Ill., are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Ivison, Mr, Herbert Whitemau
and sister, Miss Mabel of Toronto
and Mr. Alden Whiteman of Det;cnib
are viisft:tng under the parental roof,
Mr. and Mrs. McPhail of Porter's
Hill also ate their Christmas dinncw
here. Mr. Jones and Mr, and Mrs.
Taylor of London were tho guests of
Mr, Goo. Taylor.
Dwight Fishes is home after spend-
ing a'sulnmer` in the west. He is
enthusiastic over the .possibiilities dor
the young man there.
Mr, Robert - Meths and his son in-
law, Rev. Mr. McKibbon, are up
revisiting old friends and. u:ones,
The following teachers are :spend-
ing ' their vacation at their homes
hare.: Miss Nellie Mo:rregor of near
Stratford, Miss Maggie Mollis of
Athens and Miss Pete() of Sault
Ste. Marie, A. W. Johnston and sis-
ter, NO; 'Mary, wore home from the
University in Toronto. Miss Etta
Jarrott of London Normal is home
also.
Mr. and M-ts• Jas. McClymont went
to London to spend the Christmas
with friends there.
Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Morrison
Went to Drayton tip visit friends
there,
'rhe bent ateendance prizes for the
year were won by Anna Hood, Anna
Fisher, Willie Collins and Cecil John-
ston, each of whom attended school
every school day, ie the year. This
makes the fifth time for Anna
Hood to win this prize on the same
tering .and the second time foe Anna
Fisher and W. C. B. Johnston. In
addition to these Jessie Collins and
Norma Hood missed only one day
each through illness. Tho prize is
the Chatterbox for the current year
given by the teaches who believes
that the general attendance is im-
proved,by the giving of these prizes.
On Wednesday the 13th inst. there
passed away in Hermit at the ear-
ly age of twenty-three, Miss Mary J,
McKay, until lately a resident in the
vicinity of this vt'lage. About two
years ago she developed lung trouble.
and although eve:tything possiblewas
done for her including several monttro,
residence in the sanitarium in Byron
she at last succumbed to that ser-
ious trouble. The late Miss McKay
was a most estimable young lady,
kind and generous in her ways, and
beloved by all. She was a member
of the Methodeit church for many
years and she died is the triumphs
of faith, hors testimony all tihrough
her tllnest being very clear and con-
vincing. When she was a little girl
silo was adopted by the late Thos.
and MrsMcKay Her brother's,
Jas. Battrc'tt` and his wife o£ Pet-
rol•ia and Henry of London, and her
sister, Miss Lily of Toronto, were
present at her funeral. Another baa,
Mee. Seethed, is homesteading neat'
Bridgeford, Sask. These brothers
and sister, and Mrs. McKay, hen
tosser mother, who loved her like
her own child, have Cho sympathy,.
of all in their sore bereavement.
The National Fertilizer
The National Fertilizer, which is
placed on the market by the National
Land, Fruit and Packing Company,
shows the following analysis compar-
ed with barnyard manure :
Nibrogon 3.50, equal to 4.0 am-
atonia:
Phosphoric acid 5.75, equal to 12,
soluble phosphates,
Potash 3.50.
How ,o get 100 per cent. more Profi
with less labor, and no to
vestment.
The National Land Fruit b Packin
Company, Limited, is not an 'ftiner
ant vendor of fertilizers, ]zero to -da
and away to -morrow. Through the
properties which itt operates, bh
Company is a permanent "next doo
neigttbor" to upwards of 2,000 farm-
ers, including a large number in the
County of Huron, and even for tht
reason alone, it' would not, and coul
BATTER THAN BARN YARD MAN-
URE.
not afford to place anything on th
market that it was not prepared' t•
wholly endorse and back up •in even.
respect.
Tho Company has investigated prac-
tically ,every known fertilizer. Ha
sent an expert to Europe to Manta
into and report upon the nature, pro-
cess of manu£actlure, chera•eferistics
actions and result•t of fe'rtilizcrs, alt
by introducing the National Fertilizer
the Company is giving ies neighbors
and others, a fertilizer that is pre-
pared so as to be especially adapted
to the requirements of the Ontario
farmers:
FiRST 0.4TI3ER THE CROP -
THEN
THEN PAY •'
The Company is so confidens for all
that it claims for the National Fer-
tilizer, that it is prepared to sell it
to tho farmer and,bo paid for it only
after the crop has: been gathered.
Think what this meant'. You increase
the profits from your 'fields more than
100 per cent,, and after•the season's
crop Nati been kt'aken in,: and not be-
fore, you payy for the National Fer-
tilizer, the wonderful handmaid of na-
ture that causes two bushels to be
produced, where one bushel greet be-
fore.
NatiOnal Land, Frult
'lit Packing Co -
Toronto.
Reptesentativefor Burros G runty,
P. EVANSi CLINTON
Terms
CASH
ONE
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MEET ME AT
IRWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
1 •
Logs W nted
STAPLETON W MILL
All kinds of Logs will,et Highest Prices,
No. 1 basswood Herding, 40 inches;
$3,75 per coil delivered..
,mow
'= CuS ibm Work
WILL 13:E /WELL DONE.
ALKER'S
YouiwillffiJ d some interesting prices on
FFU
l lO
4ITURE AND
aE Fi7RNISHING3
A few of thy' quotationsjbelow will suggest some
of the values
• Rugs in good qu
best
4 different pattern;.
chance , No b ette
l
leinoleums 4 y cI
in the
Fur
nTi
i
e
l
shownin'Clintot
willinterest you 1
n
0
11
�lity of Tapestry size 3x8 for $7.75.
3x4 reg. $19.00 for $18.00.
0 choose from. If you want a rug this is your
lne ever shown in Clinton
ide, 50c per sq yd. 9 patterns to choose from;.
.Department you will Roti the best selection ever
1 you want a parlor suite here are some prices that
ly 3 piece suite reg 500.00 for 548.50
72.00 " 60.00
3 " 27.50 " 25.00
`1.3.50 1' 21.00
6 50.00' 42.00
'5 `3.00 20.00
I it Beds prices ranging from $3,00 to $30.00,
e Some special prices oil mattresses.
!it11line �snalmusical mn
sicol instru
menta carried ed in
s
to
ek,3hld is a new 1.11e.
I have added along with the Edison Phonograph,
The Store
of Quality'
Phone 2
W. Walker
Furniture dealer and Undertaker
Residence;
Phone
140
4-,
e ' Ems' Record to . end of 191
for $1.00
first opportunity to thank the
y
and surrounding country
Christmas trade which they
ly
( We take the
.,
people of Ctlinton
for the splendid
have given us.
We Extend
p> '" To one and all our best wishes for a happy
and prosperous New Year and would suggest
that it will help you to attain to both these des-
irable objects by trading at the People's store,;
_ t
WCWon't Lose
Any time in getting rid of ocld lines of
Fall and Winter goods. We need the room.
We Shall Continue
<r.,,•-0, To give Coupons and Premiums during the
Winter and Spring months,
MEET ME AT
IRWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
1 •
Logs W nted
STAPLETON W MILL
All kinds of Logs will,et Highest Prices,
No. 1 basswood Herding, 40 inches;
$3,75 per coil delivered..
,mow
'= CuS ibm Work
WILL 13:E /WELL DONE.
ALKER'S
YouiwillffiJ d some interesting prices on
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A few of thy' quotationsjbelow will suggest some
of the values
• Rugs in good qu
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4 different pattern;.
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�lity of Tapestry size 3x8 for $7.75.
3x4 reg. $19.00 for $18.00.
0 choose from. If you want a rug this is your
lne ever shown in Clinton
ide, 50c per sq yd. 9 patterns to choose from;.
.Department you will Roti the best selection ever
1 you want a parlor suite here are some prices that
ly 3 piece suite reg 500.00 for 548.50
72.00 " 60.00
3 " 27.50 " 25.00
`1.3.50 1' 21.00
6 50.00' 42.00
'5 `3.00 20.00
I it Beds prices ranging from $3,00 to $30.00,
e Some special prices oil mattresses.
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I have added along with the Edison Phonograph,
The Store
of Quality'
Phone 2
W. Walker
Furniture dealer and Undertaker
Residence;
Phone
140
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for $1.00