HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-11-21, Page 11Our Selling Out 5"ale Continues,
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Libbers
0nr prices and the quality of our goods have.
created a brisk den -mud for Twitchell's Rubbers.
In addition to the general line we have; a good '.
line of Long Rubber bootwtch we thing for sloppy
at $3:50. They are just
e
weather
1Ve also have Heavy Rabbets for cold weather. I v
Buyers will appreciate our prices.
Ourlines of ladies' and gentlemen's rine' Shoes is
complete,
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News -Record
Annual' Meeting of the
'l'luxoxi PxesiayteriaT •,
'Phe
Minot Presbyterial Society of
the W, F,41, S had idcal,weathLi for
lion annual meeting, winch was held
ri�•' 1lrillis
church on Tuesday and
Vednosday. A number of ilio ladies
roin the different auxiliaries arrived
early in the day and about sixty
sat down to luncheon was which pre
paled by the ladies o[ the Wt11i
congregation in the church parlors at
noon. At two o'clock the genera
d With the president
ALTO]: the opening Lxex
f those interested took P
M k McQueen of Bruce -
field
' more interest
after the transac-
tion
l intercourse and was co
Best
t opted the
is
sin
in
1
guest Dr MacKellar in her
ncles-
is
On-
amity
Cate. IL of{ the
tetial,
Was-
mann
spent
Miss
-ttain-
tool,
Charlie
Centel-
on
Auburn has mud floor o[ the
past
n
a
f g
Walter
little
next week
Aix, Al-
berta,
d about.
• 'nin
-tial
g
just re-
vere ill-
conval-
escent
b stamped
he hos-
pital days
not be induced to
Smith, Sea-
Mrs.
and .
d Sun -
n paying
td home`
that a cor-
dial tlien�
ed� a Sew
ti Mich.,
stations Of ,the
she helped
that Place
on Friday
visit her
of that
t of
of dile
Foresters in
Efforts are.
Mr. Keyes
in which
Mr.
• for
eor
dei.
city
for
was king at
on Festival
' al.
nice
mit p
Clinton on f their hospitality, a
years ago k part m
Clinton's
was that
the most
rived clerks
wthat .Mr.
another sphere
uilett insist
on about it,
Cook were
siting ribs:
just returned
with her
s. Mrs, t vital and drawing
in town hav-
ing had
Stain a frac-
tide
e home time
Woman) o[ her
She
has
yet
to
et
hotiv ,
long journey
accompanied by
along several
So long a re -
Mrs. Kitty
at home even
to wkich so
sin. hie them-
montltls, brut
ne"to Canada
I'witcheft & Son
CLINTON - ONTARIO
EITHER SELL OR RENT THE STORE
tors Special'
.70
,c
to
k
medicine 1 but a man's calfskin shoe built, to
eep you in good health, free from colds and
rheumatism. warm man's dry throughshoe which Wall -
ill
keep you
of winter weather. This
shoe is not an experiment.
We have been selling it
ten years and know
from experience"
what it
will do
-IAS NO EQUAL—
I' A PAIR NOW.
FRED, JACKSON
SOLE AGENT.
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Smart styles mark the'changeof Season
t
t
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session 'oitene
MTs, Larkin of aSeaforth, in cuee
e
chair. Miss Mc-
Iver,
a welt rendered solo by ,oronto
Ivor, Miss MacMurchey o
gave a rant interesting address ;on
"'Mission, Band Work," • Dr. Margaret
t
McKellar, medical missionary
Presbyterian church in India, was
also present ankl gave a talk abort
her work among the «omen of In-
dia. After' Dr. MacKellar s talk a few
urinates • was given up to discussion
on Mission Band` work, in which sev-
eralt,
o the gang,
Miss MacMurchey answering
Lions put to her on the subject. A
vote of thanks was tendered Miss
MacMurchey who left on the after-
noon tsoir r on the gener-
alalso read a paper
al work of missions and the need -of
beingtaken in them by
the women of the church, The ses-
sion then closed,
of various items, of blismess,
and the delegates adjourned to the
lecture room where the ladies had
prepared' a sumptuous tea,which
was heartily enjoyed' alike by,visitors
and hostesses, the occasion giving
amp}c opportunity for pleasant soc-
nial
not by any means the most ttnProCit-
able part of the proceedings,
On 'Tuesday evening a fine aud-
ience, including, many visitors from
the other congregations in town,
gathered to bear Dr. MaC years
in
who has spent twenty
India and who was honored by a
special invitation toto' t uponhe Du bar,
where the King
er a
medal, tell something of her work in
that interesting land. The pastor,
Rev. D. K. Grant, occupied
and atter the opening exercises the
choir of the church rendered an an-
them, Dr. Gandiet taking the
eso
part. The chairman then presented
greetingsPresbyterial warmly from wh rmly e Presbyterycommending
Presby the year.
their work during
evening ad-
dress took up more particularly the
line of the vastness of the work to
be Clone in Indict. She had maps to
illustrate what she wished to im-
press and also to hhow the location
of the Presbyterian mission stationer
in Central India. Site spokewor f
the difficulty
among the natives on account'
of the Caste system and of
what the natives, especially the WO -
von with . vhoa£ her work has been,
had to give up when embracing
Christianity. Their superstition
al-
so stands in the way of progress,
"1 always know," remarked Dr. Mac -
Keller, "when the relatives of my
patients give up hope, for when I
go on niy rounds 1 will find her car-
ried from her bed and laid upon the
n cow stable. It is
the firm belie among large por-
tion of the natives that it is a sure
passport to heaven to die hhlding
on to a cow's tail," The natives of
India hold the cow as sacred and
e
worship v0 P
They
also �
't. 1
worship r Y will not bill it,
snake and they
though thousands oC• then die an-
nually from snake bite.
the
5 f
• spoke also 0
lar
Iiel P
Dr.
M
ac
plague is Irina, which has been rag-
ing for the past fifteen years, and
which cannota out as on
account of superstition the natives
can destroy the
rats which are the direct cause of
the plague. Dr. MeaKeller is hope-
ful
e
but
m
fol of the work in India
a strong appeal for more workers.
In the portion of India assigned to
the Presbyterian Churoh'in Canada
there are about three millions and a
mission
half of people and but three - mss
missionaries now in
the field a great many are tied up
in the schools, hospitals, etc,, which
work is very necessary, Dr. Macliel-
lar assured the convention,' and are
not available for purely eva ,1elistic
work,- Dr. Marl{el•
At the conclusion
rat's address bit. Grant introduced
Mr.' .Cropper, "superintendent of
missions at Demerara, who
ois to be
me
an furlough and w110 happenedRoss of
visiting the Rev. Geo. E.
Goderich, who told somewhat of the
r
the e
work
' the
Miss Arlin sang a solo during
evening.
A hearty vote of thanks was giv-
en
n
e
con g
' Willis
lbs g
i.
' s O
ladies the
en
ladies
01 .. and the a
of the Presbyterial thanked all those
who had -taken . making
gathering. so successful.
Wednesday morning's session was
mostly taken up with the receiving
of reports from the various depart-
ments, -election of officers, .arranging
ofof next place of meeting,
t
the conclusion of which Mrs. E. F.
M. Smith of FIeni;all in a compren-
henstve address briefly summed up
the principal features of the meetings,
emphasizing those which seemed
most g lessons from
all to' be usedin rna ing their work
more effective in the: future, and thus.
one of the most successful meetings
in the history of• Huron Presbyter•
sal was brought to a close, The
in
1 i
ill
be
held v
' xt
year �
ne Y
Ex
meeting
for
officers Cho
0
•are
an
low
• of g
Exeter, . ere
la
this year :
President, Mrs.;Ltirkin, Seatottb
1st Vice, Mrs. E. F, M. Smith,
taen
Sall .
McKillop,
2nd Vice Mrs. Caswell, McKi P
The .
Standard Fashion Sheet
for OCTOBER
will interest every up-to-date woman
Get a cony FREE at nar Pattern Counter
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the B
Mr. Alex. Robinson of Goderich
in town this week.
Mr. G. M. Elliott, Goderich, wa
Clinton on Tuesday. ',
Mr. James Medd of Auburn was
Clinton on Monday.
Miss Petrie spent Sunday the
of Miss Mao Caldwell 1,1 'Andes -
bore. bore.
Mrs. Cunningham of Londesboro
the .guest et Mrs, Taylor of •
tario street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig and C
left on Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Caii(oruia, where they may le
Mrs. Louis Rankie of Scafotth
del-
egate to the Huron Presby
was the guest of ars.Wednesday.
1'
mann Tuesday
Miss Amanda Morgan of Ripley
the week -end with her sister,
ing at the hClinton Model scl
Masters Harold Kitty and
Cantelon and Min Harriet
on spout Saturday with
ds.
trien
Miss the guest
ting of duringtthe
been the g
week of her brother, Mr.
King of town.
Mrs. S. C. 'Andrews and her
son, Master ' Colin, leave ne
t.
a
to rejoin r _Andrews asant two -months'
after a p'�e
.visit. with friends in an
Clinton,
s -in
ore
n
Walter,
Carrie
Miss
is
'at the Clinton hospital,
covering from a rather se
ness,. She was sufficiently
to be moved from t
and is spending a f
with Miss Beatrice. Greens,
Mr. and Mrs, Chas.' F.
Mr,
guests s of
Sea -
forth, were:g
'rhos. Mason Saturday an
Sun-
day. They take pleasure i
occasional visits to the o
town knowing full well t
dial welcome always awaits
Mrs, 1'I. W. Cook return
days ago from Y psilan
where for several weeks
to nurse her sister of tl
who was very, i11 and
last left for Toronto to
daughters who are residents
city.
Mr. George Keyes, organizer
Canadian Order of For
this city, has resigned
being inade to have
again take up this work,
he has been so successful.
with
th
been v
� s
has
Keyes
seven years and in this
four years. Mr. Reyes the Foresters' Coronad
— .ee
Press.
h 1. F
r
11
June
in
ell
Mr, 'James Campbell,
clerk of Mullett, was in
,Saturday last. A few
When Mr. Wm, Coats was
clerk the general opinion
Hallett and Clinton had
thorough and best info
iri the county,- but no.
Coats has gone to
the good people of FI
that. there is no quests
Mrs. Kitty and Mrs. Wm
in Mensal last week of
Kitty; So., - who has j
from a prolonged stay
daughter in Los Angelo
Kit-
ty, who is well known
ing been a former r
the niisiortune to su
tide of the thigh bon
Wo
' ch to
a
hi
w
ago, g,
• t shock.
t,ea
proved a
g
age
g
*'r d
sufficiently recovered, ,
be able to make the
from 'California:, ace
• and
m
dao
lite
L
her g
stops by the way. S
silent of Ontario rio
coultthe unnfee} entirely
in the Y
many ;people would f
selvesrfor the winter
was glad to get "hot
again.
We aro daily taking in many new
lines
siofsseaOn- •
e goods which will be sold at c p_
ick is nearly
v bought this year very largely
e
a g
h ,
WE department, and have the la>•g-
complete,
LADIES' COATS all
In •
lines in this depa� ,
t
stock that we have ever had, and will sell at the,
west possible price. See therm before you buy. •"
er
d.
-0r
Clothing Ready-Mane
an dt Ma d pat meet and =
�1E carry full l s duality' considered,
BOOTS, RUBBERS LL stock iu all lines and selling at old prices
U ff
advance ee
a
0 to 15 per cent. on wholesale prices Bemem
cannot be undersold,
SHOES AND RUB
S rices •
FULL there has been an
e
.w
althoughei
b
saveg00 d lines at low prices.
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Furniture Buers at this store invariably come i
y
when they want more andbrim their friends fiends •_
them, ••.
e is to prove that„it is•,
Our Furniture •
To sit • in a whole lot, •
od as it looks and that.is say g Z ,
e can be bought here
ubstantal Furniture what :
S not secure .
at money saving prices; Why'
rices are so favorable. $
s you need.now while p
kinson & DUflfOFdt
urniture Dealorst and Funeral Directors
Phone 104 ♦• ,
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S RD JA! • PIEXT FOR
150'
er�e ;aid `�anam;
Separate Sldrts
eg..$5fOr
25 ladies separate' skirts; this seas-
on's style.' Just a chance . lot picked
up for quick selling, splendidly made,
good quality cloth, Ali sizes, reg -
reg-
ular - - ` $5 for3.48
Corsets Underpriced for
Saturday
Saturday we put on sale two dozen only, reg-
ular $1.25 and $1.50 corsets, long hip, made of
good quality contil in white only, all sizes -
Ladies' Leather .Belts
.100 ladies' leather belts, assorted styles, buckles
alar 25c up to $1.00. Choice Saturday each for
5 Cen
and colors, reg
dieReiMorfif
S
The News From 'bondesbaro
Mt. J. Campbell i as tad a i:rw
se.
his hon
furnace ce
installed in.
•
,v
f
Mr. D. Caittelon �h.t 13d A car 0
apples this w-'+�•
A number of the farmers made use
and
a
week weather r t
has
of the fine
hauled in a quantity of 1nelr sugar
beets.
Mr. Graham of Clinton was in the
s went:.
.
F
Chi
sd
a
e Wednesday o
villa
g V'L�dne
Master Nor-
man
I
Mrs, D. Floody and. ri
man of Blyth are spending aftv
1ecir o
days at- the home of Mr.
Brogden.
On Friday evening of this week
Dr. Wallace Crawford, a retur1sed
reissionlary,' will display moving
ii
.
pictures of China Jap P in in ie
Methodist church here. ilee'1d Me
occupies the pulpit morning
ev-
ening on Sunday neat in the interri,t
of missions.
Miss Nellie Manning, who has been
,rin
nt .
. ii 1,
wee
k is
the
past,
ill
for
Mr. W. L. 151550t5 nowt! uOt, 31
the Temperance Houhe WIaleesday of
this week to the Auburn House which
he purchased recently from: Mr, Rob -
erten.
Mrs. Roberton of Clinton spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Riley.
and Rev.
Dr.
-
lei
ho
ut a. 0
s
J. I 1
Rev. Re
Medd of Goderich. exchanged pulpits
on Sunday laht, Dr. Medd taking an
niversary services at the Constance
appointment, His diseoutses were
listened towith much pleasure;
Rev. W. T. Pearcy preached Sun-
day evening in the Methodist church.
down ers-
1h
The evaporator closed do
day of this week,
Miss I.. mains is confilrid to the
house through illness.
HURON PRESBYTER:I AT,
Supply Secretary, Mrs. Grant,
Clinton.
Secretary of Literature, Miss
Strang, Goderich.
Secretary of Mission Bands, Miss
McLean Seatorth.'
Luncheon was served in the lecture
room at the conclusion of the ses-
sion, •
Will Help This Section.
the
Inter-
ior,
•tine
nt o
ar
e
the D p
7a'roin
moi',. Ottawa, issued under the direc-
tion of IIon. 'Robert Rogers, comes
an attractive' booklet, "Canada Inn_
ar
Proved farms
sBrfortriOld min
Y
ere." The writer isMr. Arthur served
X\C
d
from
six t
o
eighth
t
o
cl
oc
k
a
f -
and for whicha good program will be
Chobionogkeat diJsotirhnaliiosnt, among :given,
the farmers of Great Britian who
Might desire to conte to the older
settled parts rot Ontario,We buying
im-
the
proved farms. have
booklet and have no, hesitation in
pronouncing the opinion that it is
one of the best ever issued by the
Depait411e11t, MT..,OopPing is a writer
who "holds" you, once you start to,
read what, he has to 'say, and he.
certainly states in,plairn terms what
older Ontario has to offer the Brit-
ish farmer who is thinking of com-
ing to Canada and prefers an im-
proved holding in an old settled
community to the prairies of the
west or the timbered section . of New
Ontario.
It
dealsls with
several
parts
is
of
this
province,ce
,
which
Mr. Copping
g
visited and Personally interviewed
farmers and fruit grow cis, and in his
story lett; them da the "talking."
His interview with the "Brothers
} f Cedar Springs," is a good
of world.
t
Tuckersmith Township
• The congregation of Turner's
church are 'snaking great ptepara
tions for tkeir jubilee services' on
Sunday and bbe supper on Monday
evening. " The occasion is the fift-
ieth anniversary o[ the church and it
is to be made a time of special re-
joicing. Two services will be held
on Sunday, ' at half past two and
seven p. ni, The preacher at the
afternoon service will be Rev. J.
r to
ni
r - churn,
Gin
ch ,
.le
es
E. Ford
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fVV Y
president of the Conference, and in
the evening the pastor will ,preach.
n Monday a fowl supper will he
• Gunn
Clinton.
3rd Vice, Mrs, Gunn,
Treasurer, Mrs. Sharpe, Exeter.
Rec.-Secretary, Miss I1. I, Graham,
Sea[orth.
Cot:;-5ectetary, Mrs. Curtis, Blyth,
Concluded next col.
Wingham
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. Maxwell of the
Bluevale Road visited friends in
Leamington last week fpr a lew
days.
Misses Myrtle Imlay, Eunice Ped-
dle and Miriam Woods graduated
from the, Hospital at very pleasant
and successful graduation held one
evening last week.' daughter of
Miss Mary Davidson,
Mrs, Gavin Davidson of town, SV S
married on Thursday week to Mr.
Joseph E. ,Smith of Turnberry.
lit-
Mr.
' nb
er
r a
7ur Y
o
t
resident
ted
ec
Pres-
er
an
old
and
.
Wade,
Mr. Geo.
of Wingham, died at his hme here
on Tuesday weer. at the age
of soy-
enty-four years,-
Mr. is J. Fryfogle's new residence
NEW
fig CAPS
SUITS.
ORC�&TS
0
om
le
ce ooklet in' on Minnie street is ncariinitait mote
of this b makes quit,
(alien 1 m .
circulation and The tin
T
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ns
the
m
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a
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t
t,
should b street;
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she he
-n i,, o
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Britain t
sorae
Gxreat Bl addition
se son of
ninny SaYmtsrs to this
The Ileus -Record to Jan. for 10c•
section of Ontario.
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to
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time
Nowa
b u'y your winter
supply . w•h e n stocks
are complete, We are
showing the most coin-
plete range of bats,
caps, ready - to - wear
clothing, g o 1 f coats,
sweaters and novelties
in neckwear it has ev-
er been our pleasure to
display.
895'
CLOTH1NS
j'E have lust receiv
ed a new shipment
of boy's clothing and
overcoats in the very
newest styles. C a 1
and see them as often
as you please.
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