HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-01-18, Page 8Clinton News -Record
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We, beg to announce to the people of Clin=
ton and vicinity that we have purchased the
hardware businesslately carried od by fir, J.
T. Harland, and are prepared to supply all
your wants in hardware, stoves, etc,,. at the
very best prices, and hope for your continued
patronage.
STOVES and HARDWARE
W. S. HARLAND
W. J. HARLAND,
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Big price reductions ow all lines of winter merchandise.
Men's and hoy'e snits end overcoats.
Women's and children's panties and furs.
Sweaters nnd sweater coats.
Wenl',bawls, toques, and mufflers.
Caps, mitts, socks,. ete. - -
Also a big clear rut of all broken lines of boots and felt she.
pers at manufacturer's prima. J
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Sunday School li`ielps
for `1912.
Golden Text Book
Gist of the Lesson
Arnold's Commentary
Turbelhs Teachers' Guide
Peevubet',e Notes
Office and Home Helps
Pocket Diaries, Office Diar-
ies, Desk Calendar Padr,
Fancy Calendars.
W. De FAIR : CO,
Often Cheapest - Always_the Bes.
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lllli Ilf tGuA ',i QU111111nPtlutyn{9Neal S.
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Miss Mary McCaughey visited friends
le London last week.
Mr D A. Gordon, auditor of the
Provjz, al License Department, was
in town yesterday.,
Miss Ethel Bradshaw has taaen a
position as stenographer with the
len etting Company.
Miss Elia Lindsay of Fort William
is spenc':ng a few weeks' holidays
at her home in town.
Mass Hattie Mfddleven has been vis -
ting Miss Annie McCorvio in town
during the past week.
Miss Pearl Gidlcy of Blyth was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. George
L. Cook, oe Saturday.
Mrs. R. J. Phelan of Goderich and
Miss Dorothy E. Phelan of Chicago
spent Friday viset:ng Clinton
friends,
Major McTaggart has been confined
to his .home by illness for some
days ,but will bo around again In
a few days,
Mrs. Hanna, after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. S. S. Coop-
er, returned to her home at Mil-
verton Iasi week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doig leave • to-
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DON'T MISS THiS SALE.
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BEAR IN MING) THAT WE
SELL ONLY
THE BEST IN RUBBER
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Whether you want pnir u of Boots, ots
Aretir
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Rubber,'
and
Leather topped iiubhers, Af:rskas, felts and Ruh.
hers,.Lght,Rubbers, fur over your shoes or anything
else in heavy or light RUBBER FOOTW1tAR.
WE HAVE THEM IN THE
BEST QUALITIES ONLY
Cheap Rubbers are not worthwha t they cost.
BUY THE BEST. IT PAYS
FRED. JACKSON
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UNIQUE
DESIGNS
71;4',9r'i. i In house furnishings i
shings _
0'15 • are in demand by those
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nere will disclose
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UNIQUE FURNITURE
THAT T .- t
IS DECORATIVE
but not overly dear. Merit is w'laat wins these da s S
and it's only merit days,
gives us our liberal patronage
MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
The eneapesr spot in Huron County to buyall Inds of
furniture.
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day to spend a few weeks
Toronto, where the latter has
number of 'relatives.
Rov. T. Wesley Cozens was In
towel over Sunday, supplying
Rev. Mr. Barber who "oco
the Ontario street pulpit.
Mr. Mark Thompson of Moose
Sask., has been spending the
week with his mother, Mrs.
garet Thompson of town.
Mr, John Craig, President, and
John McLaughlin, Secretary of
Clinton Motor Car Company,
in Toronto over the week end.
rs, F. Andrews left on Toe•,
for Cleveland, Ohio, where t ho
tends inakl'ng her son, Mr. R.
Andrews, ' a somewhat =ten led
it.
r. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson
Moose Jaw, -ask., have come
to spend a month or so with
and Sirs. W. Simpson, town,
other re?atives. ,
ev. A. Snyder, Hespe]er, and
Cross
man
of Breslau .dU T
We D gun
last. week of :their tell coo§fh,
John Snyder, as was also
nephew, Mr. Level Snyder of R
ison, Sask.
r. Pete Ker has been visiting Be
friends the past week,. T
ahoy village was not his nate
place bre he lived there marry yea
ago and "dill always retain ve
leasant recollections of the peop
nd place.
. W. Jackson is in Toronto this
week attending a mcet:ng of the
executive of the Canadian Ticket
gents Association. Squire Rans-
ord of Tuckorsmith is also• in the
ity and so also is Manager Chef
f the Piano and Organ Company.
and Mrs, Lorne Butt returned
st Week from their honeymoon
ent vtisteing Hamilton, Chatham,.
etroit and other points. They. aro
ending a few weeks with friends
Clinton and vicinity before leay-
g for their home in Saskatoon,
T. Cottle, dlrcctor for this part
the Province for the Ontario
orticulturai Society, expected to
ve gone to Hanover on Friday
t to assist • in the formation of
branch of the Society there, but
as
unable to do so owring'to the
rrny weather.
A. F. Johns came up from Tor-
o on Monday morning and re-
ined over until yesterday after-
s to attend the funeral of his
Oce, Aleda Seeley, only daughter
Mr.and Mrs. Alpert Seeley. Mr
ns is princripah of a school in
et Toronto, entering upon his
ies after the New Year's hold;.
s.' For the past couple of years•`
has been at Rockwood where he
taught with much success.
Messrs. Jai'nos and W`lson Eagleson
left east week tie return to Aber-
deen, South Dakotle, after a visit
of several weeks at the - parental
home in Bayfield and with old
friends in Clinton, Lucknow and
elsewhere. It was a mutually' happy
meeting, made all the more en'oy-
able by the promise of the visitors
50 come back ag-in soon, Mr.
Samuel Eagleson also took his de-
parture tune on the spine deg. It is
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thirty years sines he first* went
west where he hes done so well
that his possessions mieht now be
spoken of in Bih'feel term,., In
factifhe• came back he could, if.
he felt so el spr sed, p.e'ty• ne`rIv
buy out a whole conte-s:l n. .His
home is at Milton, North Dakota.
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January ,l8ttl, 191(
SEEP CATS IN MEN'S OVERCOATS
RNA REIDY-MADE' CLOTHINS
AT THE MEN'S STORE
Ready-to=Wear Overcoats at
Cost
Men's Tweed and Cheviot Overcoats,
double breasted, stern) collars, full' draper
lengths in mixed brown, grey and green cohir•
ings, also.plain black, splendidly tailored 'and.
„made in the very' latest •styles. ' Clearing at
the following deep cuts: •
$10.00 Coats, ail sizes,. clearing price el 7 5i)
$12 00 „ 0 50
$1400 " 1075
$16 and$17"" 13.25
45 00'f+'ueLined and Fur Collar coats 25 00'
$10 60 -imitation Fur Lined reg $16.50 for 12 00
Readycto=Wear 'Suits at
Cost
We do not interni caraying on our
Ready tn. Wear rinthing for alar and boys and•.
to unJanuary we have put the knife deep in -
every garment. Rerneinher this depart-
ment has only been running for a short tune
and we baven't an old style in stock. Note the
following pryces and don't miss this chance
$10 00 Men's Tweed and Worsted. Suits $ 7 60
$1200
$140(3 •• 075
$15 00 •' .. " 10 25
$1050` " „ e 12 00
1200.
Clearing out all boys overcoats and suits aticos1
Men's Fur Coats—Coon, Galloway, Dog, Etc.—at Cost.
DEEP CATS IN MANTLES, FURS, CARPET AND HUGS
AT THE LADIES' STORE
50c Linoleum for 35c
10 pieces:. of two -yard wide Linoleum
every,pattern good, both block and floral
designs in heaviest quality primed, worth
if bought today 60c per _ square yard,
clearing at 35e.
Brussels and Tapestry Carpet
We are going out of piece carpets for
good and hays marked every piece ,town-
to rock bottom for quick selling, If you
use in need of a carpet, nowis the time
to buy even if you ,carry it over until
house-cleaning time.
Ladies' Winter Mantles at. Cost
and Less
This week we want to clear out
every women's and childi'ens' coat in
stock to be prepared for next season's
buying. If you want a coat cheap don't
rxliss this last opportunity for E very coat
is marked at a price to sell.
Fur Ruffs, Muffs, .Capernes, Etc.
In order to clear up our Fur Dept.
we have marked down every piece in
stock to prices within the reach of ail.
Sable, Marmot, Mink, Isabelle, Fox, Etc.
Remnant sale—half price—Dress goods, staples and odd lines of
hosiery, gloves, etc.
WINTER
Footwear Sale.
Commencing, Saturdag Jan. 20
We will sell all onr Winter Footwear at a discount of
20 percent, off our regular prices.
Just note these offerings and we're sure you'll conclude
that you're needing something in Felt or
Rubber Footwear.
Ladies Felt Foxed Shoes. Regular $176 Inc ............. $110
Ladies Felt Shoes t Foxed. ltegulril. $165 for
Ladies Ladles All Felt shops, Regular $165 for . 1 3_
Ladies Grain B„ls, lined, Regular $1.75 fnr. 1 82
Ladies Fel, Slippers, colors red, b1oe, and brown. Regular 1 40
*100 for 80
Ladies melt Juliets colors red, blue, and htown, Regular
$1 25 for. 100
Children's Fehr Slippers: Regular 35c Inc " '"'
Children's' Teddy Bear Slippers. Ci,eeidor35e, for25
Men's Felt Boots, foxed. Regular $2.26 for• 1 80
Men's Heavy Gum Rubbers, 2 hkl, and laced. Regular
$2 75 for2 !M
Men's
Heavy Gum Rubbers, special 1' buckle, Regular
•$1.
Pegulrer$200for. 20
MenN c>a
'OVersho, 1 hackle. Regular $1 60 for. 1 1 00
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Womerc'sButton Overshoes. Regular $2.00 for....,. •... 1
We have also several lines of Men's 'and Women's Congois,'
Box Cal•
f, ,,nd Patented Boots that we will sell at great reductions.
For exarnpes,—Ahont fifty pairs Men'e Patent Leather Boots
Regular $500 lines to clear at
3.60
Salle starts Saturdag,,Jan. 20th
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Personals.
Messrs R. J. Cluff, Charles Longley,
James/and Robert Miller, D. _ N.
Watson and James Moffat were
among those from town who at-
tended
ttended the L.O.L. district meet-
ing at Sunimerl i.1 on 'Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs, 11. Garrett of IIanilllon
arrived d herelast week from Char-
lottetown, P.E.I. Dr. Garrett
holds aosft'
innof
P Go. crnment In-
spector of meats and canned goods,
and (h r'ng tee pest three months
has, visited the va>.lious canning face
eorftes en P. P. I. and New Bruns-
wick. The /11r. returned to Hamil.
ton Monday morning, 'hut Mrs. Gar-
reft will, her parents, IVir. and
Mrs. H. W, Cook, for a few weeks.
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PERSONALS.
Miss Rose McCaughey kited it: f.;ed-
ercch a few days this week -
A :COMING CONCERT.
Willis church choir are puttieg on'.
a concert in the town hall on Mon-
day' evening next. The.princepal ha
features will be the singing of the pa
Stevenson
Male
Quartette of West
Toronto, 0
which its said to be a mus•
Mal combination of a high order, and
the violin playing of M. Geo.'Fox.
0e0 of owe/umbers of the quartette ;a f
is Mr. R. Foster, son of the late Mr
.Mr. ,Tohn Foster of town and ' well T
known by many in' Clinton. The en- the
ttertniuinont will without doubt be a afte
good one.
The Nees From Lonetesboro
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Word was received, Monday of t
week of the death of Wm. Cooker -
line
of Pilot
mounts, Man,., The
Deceased was well known here be-
ing a brother of Mrs. Goo. Brogden.
Rev- W. T. Pearcy attended a meet-
ing of the Presbytery at Brucefrold
Tuesday of teas week.
The congregational meeting of the
Methodist* Church Wednesday right
was well attended. The address given
byev
R J. H. Ostcrhout' was illus-
trated by 100 stereopticon views of
China and was very interesting and
profitable. The receipts of the even-
ing above the expenses went to the
Forward Movement fund of the Lea-
gue.
The oyster supper given by the
Canadiin Order of Foresters 013 Tues-
day evening was well attended. Be-
tween 125 and 160 sat down, to the
tables which were well covered with.
sandwiches, cake, etc. Oysters were
alsa servi?h after which a ,splendid
program was rendered.' 'those taking
part fit the program were : The Lobb
male quartette, Mr, F. Gibbs, Hies
L. Stewart and Mtfsses. L. Brunsd
his' and D. Mains.
Dave
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ntelo s,
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end
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11'ars
shipped, hogs from eels station this
week, .•
Mr. W. B. Allen went to Toronto
Monday of this week.
.
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Lyon, who. Bare
been visiting friends here, lett on,
Thursday for Eucknow, Dungannon
and Auburn where they will Walt
relatives.
Mr.. Thos. Miller received a carload'
of .coal this week,
Dave Canttclon shipped a carload at
potatoes on Wednesday of this week,
They were supplied by Messrs. Cale,
well and Moon.
Mrs. John Cartwright entertained
the members of the Women's Insti-
tute on Friday afternoon last to a
fowl supper and, needless to say, aft'
had a most enjoyable time.
Mr. Brown very kindly drove the.
ladies over and thinks the Women's
Institute all right,
The I
s
n rout
o w '
ill hay -
e an
oyster
y
supper on Thursday evening next ae
on the home of Mrs. Maims.
Hallett t `>s't tivnship.
Mr. Win. Lrindsay has sold his 50 -
acre farm to Mr. Robt. Lawson and
intouds having his sale in the course
of ' a few weeks. We understand Mr.
Lindsay and family purpose moving
to the west fn the spring.
Poultry King Carter won many
prizes at the Poultry Exhibition in
Clinton this week.
Miss Susie I-taley of Clinton visit -
e -II friends in this vieineey on Sun-
day.
Messrs. Ernest and Thos. Adams
were down to Essex county last week
and brought home with them a car-
load of 25 young catrlle and also a
team ofthree-year-old heavy draught
horses. -
Mr, William Durst- of
Colborne has
sold a pure bred Berkshire hog to.
'rhos, MDMichael' & Son. It is from
the very, best stock in Canada.
Ir. and Mrs. Oliver Ciarlr, who
ve
at Nutana,Sasc for
;the,
st few years, ars'visiting
olclti015
fries
ids about Witmer o W tm i and'
Auburn,
all
are very glad of 111e opportureitof
again moat'ng them.
Mr. Thos. Tudor of Eugenia spent
ew days the guest of his son,
. D. Tudor., recently,
he winSor has set in in earnest and
cold weather is a severe change
✓ the long spell tel balmy weath
An Unfortunate McKillop
Farmer.
Walton, Jan. 13.—As a climax, to
a long series of misfortunes, _Mich-
ael Roland, a farmer in• McKillop
Township, is lying ill at, his home,
quarantined for smallpox.
An urgent Message -has' been sent to
Toronto for a man ea take care of
him,,. and the 'provine1ai health de-
partmentt is sending Dr. Hayes to
look into the ease.
In the summer of 1010, his barna,
were dsastroyed' by fire. Last sum-
mer, his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Ryan,.
deed, and only two weeks later Mrs.
Roland passed away.
The Roland place is about hall way;
between Brussels and Seaforth.
Ki
1Np'en
Niles Carrie McKenzie of Toronto is:
spending a well-earned holiday with
her parents.
s.
Mrs. Young (nee :vifss Elsie ltet
tleton of Manitoba and i wo dbfld-
ren are enjoying a two menthe' vis-
it iu the o'd home eels. her bro-
ther, Dougald.
Mr, Thomas McClymont returned te
London lasts week after seendeng an
enjoyable inset ' for„ a few days with
his sou James.
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