The Clinton News Record, 1912-03-28, Page 8News-
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GET READY FOR SPRING
FARr1ERS Getthem your hprses -ready for spring work by feciling
DR. HESS' STOCK FOOD
Ie gives life, vigor and energy, and produces a fine glossy coat,
and is ti wonderful flesh producer.
In bags and packages 65c and $1.0p,
You can also make them ready by using a;
STEWART HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE
Every horse should be clipped before being put at the hard spring;
work, Clipping as most beneficial and humane. The price of this
machine is only $0 75. We have the hand clippers from $L00 up.
CYCLONE SEEDERS This seeder is guaranteed to dls•
tribute seed directly and evenly ov-
er the ground. This, is the best hand seeder on the market, $1.75 each.
SAP BUCKETS and SPILES We bave a large stock
and our pekes are right.
HARLAND BROS.
Hardware, Stoves and Sporting Goods.
W. S. tHARL'AND W. J. HARLAND
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CThat fits well, looks well and wears well at', a
,�. moderate price is what we promise from our Tailored-
to -Measure men's clothing department. '
This department •of our business is growing very •
•_" rapidly. `there must be a reason ! There is, and this
reason is "perfect i
erfect satisfaction,"• •
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i"One Satisfied Customer Means Many More"
• Come in and see our beautiful .new range -of spring 2
icloths and let us quote you Some prices. It will sur- i
• prise you how moderate oar,,prices are fur such ;,,high- s
, class work.
Easter orders should be in at once as the depart-
,ment will be rushed' to its utmost at this time and I some may be disappointed.
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one ,can readily appreciate the exceptional styles
:Cud fit of Canada's best made shoes. We have spent
much time investigating and studying the merits
ofall teglomh different lines of glom that have a re )ut-
ion for quality.lity 1{e have choses thegoods th
at
we know will boost our reputation for good shoes—
shoes which, cenobitic quality. Workmanship and
style at the right price --shoes that will insure for
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times to associate our store with the best rnerc'han-
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are in demand by those
of artistic tastes. A visit •
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FURNITURE .
THAT IS
DECORATIVE
but not overly dear. Merit is what wins these days,
and it's only merit that gives us our liberal patronage e.
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HOUSE CLEANING'
TIME IS WALL
PAPER TIME.
WIIEN PICTURES: COME
DOWN WALL PAPER
GOES UP AND TIIAT
MEANS TILE •'CHANCE , TO
I•HAVL' SOME OF OUR NEW
DECORATIONS IN PEACE
OF THE SOILED AND TIRE-
SOMF PAPERS THAT
MARR -TIIE APPEARANCE
OF YOUR I•IOME.
OUR STOCK" WILL SOON
BE COMPLETE) +IT 1S' NOW
NEARLY SO, AND THAT
MEANS A LARGE 'StLEC-
TON OF • PATTERNS AND
PRICES FROM WHICH TO
MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
THE STY'L'ES PRICES AND
QiJALITI•ES OF OUR MED-
IUM GRADES SHOWED •IN.'
DEED INTEREST YOU.
W:. Q. FAIR CO.
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Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Dr. Woods of Bayfield was in Clinton
on Monday.
Mr. Ogle Cooper of Collingwood was,
in town over the week end. • •
Mr. J. C. Armour is recovering nice-
ly after an illness of a fortnight.
Miss Densmore of Stratford is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. I3. 13•'
Combe.
Peras611a1s.
Mr. Horace ,Wiltse left on Tuesday
tor'.feaslcatoon,. Sask._
Mrs 0. H„ Pugh and children were
in London last Week. ,
Mrs. 7'. Jackson, Jr,and master
Billy, returned on Sa,tutnay after:
a lien days visit with 'Toronto .fri-
ends,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coats have be-
come comfortably nettled in the
house lately vacated by Mr, and
Mrs, D S. C'ook on Princess street,
Mrs. Shier returned on Monday front
Kincardine, where she had been at-
tending the funeral, of her tndther,
Mrs. Cole, and spending a few
days with her sisters who reside
there, •
Mr. T. Jackson, .Jr,, leaved -this
evening on ,his semi-annual trip ' to
the Coast in the interest of tills,
Jackson Mfg, Co, Mr. Jackson
hears, the record for speed and will,
in all probability be home again ie
three weeks. "
t&. and Mrs. " John Derxy purpose
leaving in a few weeks fon' ' tlteie
native town in Old England with
the expectation of remaining there,
but we all hope they won't. They
have already bookedtheir passage
on the Royat Georee'ofi which Mr,
W. Jackson el the local agent.
Mr. John Snyder went to Waterloo
yesterday no be present at the fun-
eral of his uncle, Samuel S. Sny-
der, who deparded this life on
Sunday at the patriarchial age of
ninety mins and five months. The
deceased was one of the pioneers.
of that district and at one time
owned most of trite Iand upon which
the thriving town of Waterloo now.
stand's. He also owned the first
grist mills there. The Snyder
connection is a numerous one in
Waterloo county and at a re -un-
ion a couple of years ago there
were alinost two thousand pre-
" sent. There are not many Sny-
ders up this way, but what we
Miss Isabel Johnston of Godoridh have are good citizens in every res -
visited at Mrs. Leppington's onj Peet'
Monday.
-kir. and Mrs, J, B. Lingle attended
the funeral of tho former's sister at
Blyth on Tuesday.
Dr. Garrett of Toronto spent the
week end in town., tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. IT W. Conk,
Major and Mrs. McTaggart have re-
turned from a pleasant month's
trip to sunny Bermuda.
Mr. Russel Woods has resumed his
studies at the Business College af-
ter he•ng ill for some days.
Prose of her own family and elders
in the home town. Her many
friends in Clinton aro glad to wel-
come her back again.
Ida. and bars. R. Sweet and little'
Miss Myrle loft on Tuesday for a
vise of ac couple . of weeks with
Ilensalt and Exeter friends,
Purrs J. Billings of Winnipeg spend
a couple of days the beginning of
the week the guest of her brother -
in -taw, Mr. C. E. Dowding.
Mrs, (Ifev.) McMiPan and daughter, of
Miss Jean, of Toronto' have beau
the guests of the lady's ; sister,
Mrs: (Dr.) Gunn, during the past
week.
Rev. Dr: Stewart and Mr. Robb Ste-
wart of Toronto have been ire town
this weak, having come sip to be
present at the reception given, in
Willis church on Tuesday evening'
Mr, 0, re. Dowding, local manager of
Maisons I3ank„ leaves today on a
trip to the Coast and wilt pro-
bably be away for a month. Mr.
K. Erskine, accountant,'will be in
charge 1 g� during his absence.
Rev. J. Ie. Frd and Itov. JGreene
were in Laudon on Tuesday at-
tending the funeral of the late,. llev,
Dr.- Hannon, a pioneer Methodist
minister tt7 I5tC well k
l R tYI ' t
O 1 in Western On-
tario,
tario, whose dean.' occured in St,
Mary's.
Mrs Wood and her two childrea, ''leo
have bean visiting 'the lady's mother,
Mrs.
Turner o
t town,for the past
iew mantis, lilt on Saturday mortt-
ing for BellesCi'.e where they will
vis;' for a low weeks before return-
ing to their home at Maple Crack,
Sask.
Air, Waiter Ragmen, who has '• been
spending the winter. !noel. hs at his
home o e in town,that of big: and Mrs.
c. .
E. Rat:hwell 'with and c.tth relativo> in
der'
Co rch township, loft on ,'a'tur-
P, S
day for. Wilkie, Sask., where ,he has
bought' a farm and purposes making'
his home.
Mrs. Dunsmore and Master Clinton
Dunsmore oi,St, 'Phomas, 33Irs_ D.
II. C. Bowen • of Washington Court-
house,
our t
house, Ohio. and Mrs, ,Paul Bowen
of Tcoun seh, Michigan, who 'were
home for the wedding ,gf.thcir sister,
Miss Ruby Paisley, last :weeks left
Joe their respective ,homes ,oil Mon-
de..? morning.
Mr. L. C. Fleming; mathematical
master in the 'Collegiate In 3tuto,
and Prof: Drown, Organist vin Knox
church, both of Galt, former resid-
ents of Clinton and previously of
.Exeter, will assist in the service
of song at the special services 'iia
Cavan Presbyterian church, Exeter,
.o Sunday.
n. Easter ,,
Miss. Nettie Wasman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, J, R, CVhsmar , or
Down, returned last week from Npl
an„ •'• State of New Mexico, Where
she ,had been for about a year and
a half with het brother who was
in business there. While liking tee'
people, "condi'tions .and climate eh,
der the sunny skies of New Mexico,
1;They Remembered Her
Yesterday evening the staff of the
Knitting Factory for gathered at Hilo
home of Mrs. James McInt.}re and
gave her a• pleasant little surprise
by presenting her with a petty gold
broach and blouse set!. - It was the
eve oe the anniversary of her natal
day and some of her friends being
aware of the fact, the affair was
thus arranged. A feet hours were
spent very pleasantly and soefably by
the company ere liney departed, af-
ter wishing their hostess many happy
returns.
Suinrrnerhill
Mr. James Rapson has bought a
three-year-old colt from Chas. Tyner.
for which he paid. 3180.
Miss Leta McLean is ,'10 guest
Mrs 11. J. Watkins this week.
Mrs. W. Biggins and family were
the guests of Summerh•dl friends
last week.
Mr. Alex. Sionian of Clinton is
1lsiting friends is the neighborhood.
Mr. Mil; Jordan of Porter's Hill
was t isi•tin,• friends lure. Mr. and
Mt,s Jordan intend going west next
well
Mole Clara I3tggin spent Sunday at
her home here.
Miss' Fern Beacom spent a few
days last week, with Clinton friends.
Mrs. Chas.c
LO eft is the guest ' of
her daughter. Mrs Gordan, John-
stone, Wat-anosb, ;nis week.
Miss II. Trick spent Sunday at her
home.
Mr.
A. hlcLaug Ulla
of f78afortll
spent Sunday under the paeenta3
roof,
Mr. Alf. tareBrien spent Sunday at
his home here.
Bluth
Mr. Win: Gray" shipped a fine car
of cattle to Toronto last week,
Mrs. (Rev,) Cooper of Milverton
came up last week to visit hen bro-
t r
[le , &Ir, D. Floody. On her re-
turn home she was accompanied by
her mother, who has been the guest
of her son here for several months.
Assessor Cowan completed his work
last week.
'MI. Jobe. Price, who recently. sold
his farm McKillop, has taken up
Ms residence in -town.
Mr, C. Burling 'had one of his legs
badly injured is the mill the other
day by a wedge flying out and '•
striking him with groat force. ale was
confined bo the ‘house for several days .
oyving to tic accident: •
.:Mr. and Mrs. T. ha, Iiarshell of
Uxbridge, who have just returned:
from a visit of several months in
Florida, • visited the lady's mother,
Mrs. Willows last week,
Mrs. Tennant and- daughter, 3fiss
Florence, have gone on to Acton to
visit friends. '
'Mr. I105' purchased the "resid
epee of Mrs. AtmsLrang in the.
•
south end of the t ilage.and has
moved his family Seto it; Mrs.
Armstrong; has moved in to aJ.
Moody's house.. '.
iVIes, Wickwire of 'Iexeter has been
v,siteng her parent's, Rev. and Mrs.
LA. Fear at tire Method,el, parson -
Mins Wasman was 'not sorry td " age,
again set foot upon her native eon Ree: W. T. Pearcy of Losleshorn
preaclzed, in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday week, Ret J L. Steel'
taking the work on the l.onde'boro
charge.
and to green the familiar daces or
Mr. George Harland, after having
been,' the guest of his brothel', Mr,
Will Harland,' for a Inc days, re-
turned yesterday to Detroft where
hods head of a big printing 'estisb
lishmeten Mr. Harland is a, C6.n-
adian by birth, to' which he polo's
with as much pardortabf, p1i;de'as
• others doto an ancestry' dating
hack to the Mayflower or the Boston.
tel party, But, how'treer, Pike the
good citizen that he is; he t7hinkc
more of genu;he worth than- of ped-
igree, indeed, heebelieves, await, in
the littoral rcnderin; of that
ref -noes declaration which maintains
Port ',Albert
Mr. John Shoeuhals was a,delegat0
tete the Orange Grand, Lodge in London
recently.
h
Mrs, Alf.` Sinai° was a vistlor wit
Goderich friends for a few days fast
week,
The infant. son cif Mrs, .Hugh Me
Claire of Ciodcrtee. has bepii very ilii
that "alt men are horn Inc and at the home of the lady's father, Mr.'.
equal,'' • Tlioznaa V'iason,
March •28th.,:Ilii
wremamiLineemi
Pieces Dress Goods
Greatly Reduced.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY we are Inying ° out for quick selling'
twenty pieces all wool dress goods,
panamas, venetians, fancy Berges, tweeds, etc. in brown, blue, green, greys., red an i
blacks, splendid cloths, stuitable for any kind :of wear, regular 6.5c,
special per yard. , • - . 4 42C
New Prhits and Gingharns
We have just passed into stock cur new import English prints and ginghams
comprising the very latest designs. We will be glad to have you call and see them,
New Lien waists
We have just received our new linen and lawn waists, tailor made and right
up to the minute. These are without doubt the smartest range we have ever shown
and a call will 'convince you.
Carpets, Ruigs, Iiuoleum,
Jap Matting
We are showing a complete range of carpets, rugs, linoleuuis, oilcloths, lap
mattings, Jap rugs, curtains, etc. at reasonable prices.
The News From Londesisoro
A song service was held in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
last which was listened to by a large
eorreregation. Thin church has an
excellent choir with Miss, Mary Brog-
den as organist.
Mr.. J. W. rord of London spent
a few days at ..tzc home of Mr.
Shaddick ttus week.
ML. D. C 'an e}ot+ shipped led a car load
t
of hogs from this station on Teen -
day.
James Brown, a life-long re-
sident of this ii esge, leas moved his
household effects to Minnie, when,:
his mother will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gibbs. Mr,
Brown intends taking a nein to
prairie land.
Mt. Thos, Cole was ftp from Wat
erase the past week exhibiting a pat-
ent device of his own, an autcmaeic
steering
machine which is for ad"
traction enefnes, ate. Ise has had
',
It f.ied on one or our alexia -nes. T+Ir
('ole le 'quite sanguine that the eon
trivanee .will works out successfully,
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Wo will all be. pleased to bear of
e
Min making a good' thing of it
The tdggest log •that we have .seem
this winter was drawn into the saw,
mill of Weymouth% cC hill of Blyth
the other day. It was, a soft anis
and. measured over thirie..n hundred
tees. It was out some distance
north of Blyth: ,
The moving or lar. Jaimes, Brown
and his family to Clinton leaves an-
other vacant 'house in the tillage.
Not just yet a wis:le will we need
a housebeildiaig campaign such • as'
is on ink, Clluton:.
A goodly audience aslembied in
Pfeffer's hall on Monday evening vo
hear the, "Temple of Fame,'pre
entered by the young ladies of the
„W, C. T. U. at Blyth. It
was Y
exceeding 1 'dines wail to and'' as
well as being much enjoyed by al'+
preseet et reflected much credit upon
the performers. The norfornianee
was given under' the auspices of 'the
Methodist cherch. Tire proceeds
amounted to' about twenty-five dol -
bars.
I'01u •
I,o des1 corn news The read l c
a
News -Record -
'flee regular meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon next at the home of Mrs.
Mains, 'Phe subject will be "Candy
making 1 g and demonstration" by Mrs.
(Dr.) • Alhaot,. The ladies aro rill
cordially invited to attend:
Mr. 1`. Miller, our coal dealer, will
handle cement this coning season s0
It'
Lert,sn
0 need t
0oto Bl tl
g Y i when
you need a supply.
Mr. and Mrs. 11.. Fraser visited the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Coombs, for a few days last
week,
Theyalso
paid a visit t to
Blyth friends, and have gone to their
future home at Cornation, Alta.
rlir,• Frank Wood had the minter -
tune •
istertune• to ger' one of itis horses
down " ics tate snow the otter
day;wilis the: result that one hind
leg was so injured that ho will be•
unfit workfor
some time.
'eMrs. B. Mason of Blyth itisited her
Inti
z,�er, lIrs. L Manning, last _week,"
Mr, M. Armstrong shipped a car
of hogs on Thursday last. ,
Mr. ll C' elo t
ant r
hi r
s ell .ho
hogs this
Pl
'Week. Hogs are a, good prim this
week, 37.35 per cwt.
Bo11, our 'chopping mills are out.
of ooal andeare obliged to -mill it
from Clinton: T. Miiler, our local
dealer has had a ear' of soft coal
00 the way for a couple of weeks
but at time of writing it has not
arrived,
Nig.. Win.
Bell DeMonday on ouday for
Pilot "Mound, Matt., where he intends
to spend the summer.'
Mr: Geo. •AIcVittie spent a few
days in Goderich this -Neel[.
Mr. Blatchford spent: Sunday at bis
home in Centralia.
'gibs Barr and Miss Cowan vita: ted
Clinton friends on 'Monday,
Miss G. Black of Winghans visited
at the home' of lir: James Wood-
man 'en
ood-man'en Tuesday.
'Mrs. G;•, Brogden vilified her dal gh
ter,' Mrs. D. Floody of'Blyno, last
week.
Miss 13. Webs{er spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs, E. Saville of
Clinton, this week,
Brogden has been delivering
Mr. W. Irogdc h .been delfveruta
bay to several villagers this week.
Hullett Happenings
Mr. James Snell solei 'two' of his
Shorthorn bullsthe "pi sti,weele, one,
in Mr. John II.' Ilotnes of the Her -
en. Road and the otter to Mr. John
Shannahan of this township, •
Mt. Win. Snell left •on Tuesday for
Saskatoon. Snceess to hips. '
Mr. Geo. Mann Sr., had' the pleas
are of giving an oyster supper to -+a
few of his friends last Frid.cy night
the occasion belegethincelebrateen of
his grandson and •grananangliter1,
birthday;
A few of the neighbors gainered at
the home of Nie. L, Peacock' Wast
Monday night and an 'enjoyable time.
was spent. The musfe was sepplied
the Bayley Bros, and 'George _ Mann,'
Mrs. John Bayley'rendered a' solo,
while' the res,' spent their tt no in
social chat,
1',Ir. and Mrs. Jas, E. Reynolds and
family; leaves next wain for Mani-
. tobh.
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NEW
NEGLIGEE SHIBTS
SPRING CAPS
SPRING NECKWEAR
W t' a., showing 1. owi1 a
complete range of men's
furnish ings.in every par-
ticular :Shirts, ,� rt COa
r I 1 rS,
cuffs, ties, sox, handker-
chief's,
andkelr-
h i f''s belts,
C e1DV q
> S e , hat*
caps, etc. for spring wear
at easonablep p rices.
Ordered Clothing a In ca
Ready -Made Clothing'
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for men and boys.
,AND
rows
()nit MOTTO
' 7 Quality first then•
square parofit,
it