HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-12-12, Page 3Established 1865,. Vol. .47, ° No. 24
CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY
$o More Shopping Days '('ill Xmas ---Borden
THE
''!1t New Ere office Co learitprinI
ing trade. Good wages an pros
a a r
1 ).• pacts for .brrghtooy with gaud pub
OF CANADA lie ochool education
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DECEMBER 12 I
f 1. Kerr,
San, iEditors' and Publishers
nnoun•
ces Hi§ Naval Policy --Local Opti'o e
ting Town Hall ToNight
COY WANTED.
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Auhhorszed. ,._.. $25,000,000
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Capital Psaiid-up' . 11,500,000
Reserve ,aud undivided
profits ,.. 12,505,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000 TORONTO , ONT.
f Canada's High-Cla,,s Caretiercial
325' BRANCHES 1 Sehooil •High.ly recommended by
ionmer studesnts.• Graduaces.,iin
*rah world wide connection, strong demand Write for r ew
'Catalogue. '
'Interest ;allowed on Depoetts •
Whiter Terul From Jan, Ind
ELLIOTT
General panki g ,business. Ithans-
acted.
Rt,. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
Christmas
Shoppers
Early .hot: rera get tae best
choice W&'. received our.
Christmas Goods Larger and
bettor a.ssortruan(t than ever.
Ebolny Goals aland Bags,
Perfumes Per fume Ato:nuers
Manicure %tribes, Tore` and
;Manicure Sats. ,Gibe'; ,• and
Cigars, Eastman Cametas,
Fountain .rens, Etc., Eu.
'fou'ttFin lit Pays to 18 Uy
Your Christmas r,:iifis Here
Dispensing Chemist,
New Raisins
New Currants
r i
Excellent
c ant:
Y s
and we areReady tor
You With
31bs Valeo^ta Raisins ...:.. 25c
9 lbs Rest ne Valanci t
Raisins . $1.00
11 lbs. Best New Paras •
Currants...... $1.Oti
New Lemon Piee1 perlb..., 15e
New Orange Peel ..,.., 15c
New Citron t eel ....,,. ; 20e
New Cooking Figs 7c
New
Obs Fxedl•atltis Gransulat• ed
Sugar for $1.00.
20 Os Yellow Sugar for $1.00
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER
Phone 48
The Molsons Bank
Incorporated 1S fl
Ree.ord of Progress for Five Years 1906=1911
"lobo 1311
CAPITAL . . $3;000,000.00 $4,000,00000
RESER . 2,000,000.00 4,600,00000
DE PO -LTi 23,077,730.00 35,042.311,00
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS 27.457,090 00 38,854,801,00
TOTAL ASSETS . . . . 33,090,I42.00 48,237,274.00
Has 85 Branches ili,Canada, and Agents and .Correspoufiente is all
the Principal "'.ties in the World.
A GENERAL RANKIAt. BTSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at all Dranchei. Interest allov,ed at highest current rate.
Clinton Branch: C E. DOWDING. •Manao'er
WINUMMImeror
YOU
E El E are two brand• new styles. far Fall.. The
Ra,lan.shoulder is' very PoPpular wwltx
the .
high-class tailoring:'
trade, and when ..(yled
'correctly, as shown it is ' a very smart over -sack, The
button -through, pitch pocket style is neat
and stylish
ani hakes: a smart travelling or street coat. Thei
n a s.:
only two' of the
twenty Overcoat styles we are showing"
in o the ft mous 2oth Century • Brand make.
An ther shipment of Sweaters iters 'just
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CLINTON PUBLIC OCIOOO1 REPORT
FOR NOVEMBER.
Senior IV
Names above 60/
Carman Toner. ,.... .
Leona Nediger
sz
80
Lorene Langford SO
Mervyn Elliott 48
Viola,eook ...,.,...,•...,, 78
Erskine Evans ' ' 77
1+'red Lawrence . , 77
Irene Cole ` 76
Marjorie McMath 75
Mery Chid ley 75
Willie Blacker 74
Jessie Watkina.. ............. 72
Eleanor Kemp .,„,,..'•..,,,.... .,•• 70
Merle Moore • 70
Lois Holmes
Nora Kennedy R5
Eleanor McK.eoeie. 05
Oliver Johnson • 60
Percy Ladd
Harold Hili
Edwin Judd
Doreen Stephenson
Kathleen Docwzer
Mildred Cook
Bessie Chowen
D. Rattebbery
Junkie
IV
Above 80%
Division VII
Amos Osbaldeeton
., 06 ( . Judging: by the entliuslaste and
IJ Oourtt'e opinions of the; yrepresentatives of
Teacher Goderich, Hensel' and Exeter, the
matter will ne'toadied in these, towns
f1,3 expeditiously es it ha,s been done.
Division -V1
Senior Olase
.&m- y Neda Kr
Total 310 tt
Amq Gould6..:, :. 313 j��� .6A��i
Nellie' -bila Jecl>e .:::.::::::: 310 1CUdd
Audrey Unlly i• .....:.: ......... 308 +
Wilbur Th'zzo 299 Claimed by Beath
Margaret Oree 294
teen Miller ., . 292
Marino 'McIntyre..,. .. 203
Published The Brussels
Post,
Godericli Signal and Calgary
Daily News -Took a Con-
'
spicuous Part in
Politics.
Donna Mulholland.
Gladys Wiltse
Leona Taylor , , . . .
Junior
Class
200
248
246
Total 350
Gertrude Pewter ................. 236
Gordon Lowson 223
Helen Roberton ' 216
Harold Lawson . ....... ...:. ti .., .. 21.
Lucy Levy 205iHerbie Boltbzhauer .;,.. ° . 196
Nisbett Cook • 193
Leila
McCartney
........ ”' •' •. • 191
Percy re 184
5
Daniel irieGillicuddy, lane of `lie
meet widely 'thole newepeperman
in Canada diel a`210 Weinrglay
flernoon et i_" Dover'tiourlt roan;
t oroato. Since July, 1940, when he
vans ironed toe:ve t•re,proprieltor-
-1ii,p of 'rho c'.lasiv Daily Eewe,
Mr. McGill' d.
e hal h' had d been
poorly, lee to hent t 'trouble. F'or�
the past tnree months hewas rerace
tteallly con sued to Lie be.., Ht was
in his sixty seeood year. .
Mr, MeG 11;euddy wee of Iris3t,
pareatage and was born in the bar-
racks at Ca lisle England. Waite
his father was'stationed there. When
be was still a small boy his father was
transferred to the barracks at Bali-
fax: He learned the printing trade on
The Guelph Mercury, under the late
J. 0, McLagan,' Afterwards' he, with
his brother Thomas, now of Toronto.
went to Brussels. Ont„ and published
The Post until 1878, He then went
to Goderich and Published. The Signal
until going to Ottawa as editor of iter
migration literature and also editor
of the .analytical index of Hansard
debates.
A few years -ago he made a trip
tbroegh the west. and ftpally started
The Calgary. Daily News. It was
through til health that he,was forced
to give up•this paper two pears ago..
He was President of the Canadian
Press Association in 1893.
Spectacular in Politics.
111r. McGillicuddy was one of the
most spectacular figures among the
newspapermen of Canada. but more as
a political worker than a newspaper
man he will be remembered, for he
had a faculty of always haunting tbe
storm centre of the political fraterni
tv where be found himself located.
His death at this time recalls his soil
den burst info proreiuence a year ago
last spring, when be was the author
of sense Ronal charges • against Dion.
Frank Oliver.
On April 2S, 101], a Toronto paper
contained a long article representing
correspondenee and interviews . with
Sur Wilfred Laurier, iu which Mr.
McG llicuddy preferred 'chargee in
'oinneettonugh' the stilet:; is)
land grant by the Canadia'-'ao th-
en Railway. Six Wilfred tt'ok op
the matter in the House orf Cum -
ons, gave; ae elanha'`ic dtn,al arum
M.,.Ohver,• and the ;. note nuestion
was sent t0 3 speefat torn aura,
,11z hi:Gillicudry, ii'ough he leak
an c ctiv
e part in politics and was
.cium'ted a great eamp,,igner, never
sseught pub to honors for aentielf.
'1e was atone titer, ttenetattu itae
lateral nomination inSouth "'ark,
but stepped aside Sox the lain air
Riehard Cartwright,
A widow twe sons sed ^wo
daughters ist.rvie e. The sons are
Owen, employed •vita The afar
Tubiishi'ng Compete', anu ,i cr,
et rilojed wit t tne.Iiydro-eitrtric
r<; e',•m. The daeaaters, aastll,icne
and Jr.ne, reside with their mother,' T
E. C.Tiplady
,
p Y
Teacher
78
•76
'71
67 Eleanor McTaggart
Ivy Plewee
'Winnie McMath
76 lldtou Ba
fi
, tts
• Miss L.IFord Charlie Cook
• Teacher Ella Cram
Senior Class
Honor Roll of Division II Clinton
Public School for November.
Seniors
Shnrwyn Allen
Bessie O'Neil.
Alice Peckitt
Berta Jackson
May Rutledge
Charlotte Sheeley
Rath MaeMath
Harold Manning
Irene Keller ...
Gladys Keller .,., 75
Maida Cooper . 74
Leota Harland 74
Maida Armour 67
Juniors
Leona•Iiearn 83
Mabel Marshall 82
Helen Forrester SI
Freda Wallis .....................77
Aileen Armour 75
Nettie Glazier s 74
Orville Murphy 71
hinrray MacNeil 70
Marion Gibbings . 70
Willena Keys 65
Cecil Peckitt, g¢
Efsie leolizhauer 63
Ione Bouck
Willie Sloman ` g
M. E Ch'itllev .
Toacjaer
Division III
Senior Class
Eulalie HILI -
(•lair. Middleton
fiarry Raney "
Harry Lawrence
Jessie Jackson
Alex. Eagleson
Lida Livermore
Ernie Livermore
Ethel Waeman
Medelon Shaw
Fred Wallis 78
8S
:87
8e
84
S3
(12
82
75
75
Total 259
Frank Mitch
Roy Livermore
Frank Scruton
Robbie Middleton
Walter Osbaldeston 207
Cecil Matheson........ ... 206:
Switzer Graelis 205'
30
229
226
�
220
217
216
211
Junior Class
Total 200
Barrie Comte - ' 171.
Kenneth Rorke .•.... •,:.. " • 171
Audrey. McIntyre . ,••
169
Katharine Grant 168
Mattie Blacker.. , I98
Norman McNeil . , , ,• 161
Violet Huller• 160
Agnes Combe 158
Helen Ladd 157
Clyde Kennedy c 153
Sadie Gibbs., 150
Oliver Murphy...,..,,., 144
Reginald Jeakine 144
Jean Ford
,Tack Britton 141
M. Water
• Teacber
Division VIII
Third Class
Katie Beaton 97
Fred McTaggart 97
Ruth Hale 1,5
Charlie Mennell,. ,93
Wilfred -Grant....._ _... ,.,
Isabel Johnston •
93
Eleanor Ptutnsteel g7
Russell Bezzo' 86
90 Jack Hoover S6
88 Fergie Carter 85
87 Ernest Ford 85
SO
84 1 Grace Stong
se •, Myrtle Sweet ....
SI Second Class
82 r' Russell Peckitt ...
81 I Phyllis Tozer
Francis Baines
Jeau Simpson
Olive Lawrence
'Vera Cook
ICethieen Taylor
John Livermore
Olive Schoenhais
Cecil Ashton
Clifford Cooper
Margaret Ball
Marion Andrews
Ernie Hall
Robbie Sehrenk
Junior Class
Wilfred Seeley
Merritt Nediger
Pearl Gould
Ernie Little ..... . fly
Lawrence West 63
J. Wilson
Teacher
Division IV
Senior I1I
Agnes Walker , 90
Helen Ross 87
Willie Bell 87
Mildred Livermore.. ,.,a84
Willis Cooper 82
Marcus Tierney 8t1
Annie Lawrence
Jean Bell
Geo. Walker
'78
77
83
80
(i8
80 1
80
79
Bart Sloman 72
N ;
"Hattie Livermore 72
Stuart McBrien 70
Earl Johnson ......... ;e8.:
Leighton Walker 65
Junior III
77
91
94
90
88
86
85
84
83
82•
80
80
78
First Class
Norma Treleaven 06
Florence Johnston 94
Gerald Eames 93
Gordon Campbell 89
Myrtie Wiltse g8
Burton Bolton
Kenneth Roberton 81
Bert Marshall 74
Austin Matheson 80
Viola Livermore
56
Minnie Ker
Teacher
May Flukey ' 93
. Maggie Hastings 9i)
Fred Peckit
89
Gen. Shipley 88
.Beata Gunn.: 80
CorttAli ler . •..,. 76
Pheutie Cree , ..., . U5
Dora Suhuenhals . ....... '.,00
Ronald intcDoneel
filenest .Bradshaw.... ., .
5f
John Tome 50
(Jeeil Cooper. .....,.. .......... 30
9 Pearl Cavanagh 48
L. Stevens•
Teacher
Division V
Senior
Harry Monroe ,••, 96
Harry Ball .. . 94
Fergus Reynolds ..- 93
•Jaaez Rci,ir,s..
:o- . , 90
lVlldre.,, .Bf gins.
Bi sic Mur'al)v 88
Willie Match 8(1
�
Gordon hall.. r 85
Amy Br3lyar 85
Aibe, t WZ'dght . ' 89
Marj'er::, Be. Lora-...',,,,...,...,' 1.
s
L.,trie ;Toil. et)
•
Lt •
, H^std,
_tu, d 741:'
Is,.use L d .,. Ili
Busse! Beittot 74
(Ibarlie.McGuire: ,: 74 I
Junior
Alec McRae...
Asa Balton ..... , ... , ., . .02
.,
Bessie M'',rrish ` '••••• '• 1)..
Kenneth Carter...... 91•
•1 91'.
Milhor•,e ;Bat sy•
S7
dgni-if T3 4, as... ,
Oatharin.t Vi eiie • •53
Fred Elliott
George Carter
John Yesbsc ..
M
6aeara'•o
t (;rant. �, .,. '75,
'Ste were .' acdona td 'ti,
Leta M'entia.
l`;3tecvart 1wytor t .t ...X04
Nino County,
CODERiCH, CLINTON,
EXETER AND IIENSALL.,
Representative of Four Munici-
palities Hear Offer of Secretary
Pope and Engineer Calstor.
Clinton is to have a hydro -electric
•
hy.law in. January, and Goderich,
Exeter, and Hensall are, more than
likely to vote on similar measures.
Secretary Pope and Engineer Cal -
slur, of the Hydro -Electric Commis-
sion, submitted facts and figures to a
representative meeting of citizens of
the aforementioned towns in Clinton I
on Tuesday alienation,and, all preemie
-were highly elated over the proposal.
The faux• neenielpalities may have the
hydro, provided they contract for,
7 700horsenower,' pSoderich taking' 700,
Clinton. 400, and Heaped- and Exeter
the remainder between them, .the 'ex-
act percentage to be assumed by each
to be determined later. •
Goderich, the ,coinnliesion'e repre-
sentatives eXplained, would have the
power at an initit,l.cose of,5374O'ilinton
at $80; and Exeter, $43, the price ft r
Hersalltobe decided upon shortly.
The Maitland River development
scheme is was pointed nut would - be
gone ahead wide any thee .provided
the four municipalities, in gaestioa
•world contreet for 2,500 brn'sepower
Clinton acted-,prntnptiy opton. the.
matter;' 5,r me, time of ale Tewn
Council' Tuesday night it was decided
to submit co by-law to the ratepeyers•
att the.elections
h aryra;ihns for a
tnthl etc edit t o . 414
ire f 33 0 '090 0•
pe 1 z0. t
gai to'tlie Outcbaseeof.. the .local electric'
n
'light•pl,6ittands8lie;renia,ding. ,n133
;000'
to pre <arle for' ache iiestablishment.. df
the 400,000r1' trapsfo mersettitiodsJa
The aha
p
For 61Uraa
The County Council Makes A Grant -
Of $1500,To Carry On
The Work. '
Ell
':OCL
II�ADE ��SY
The count> eout,'il'fret c3'.uta- For entlemerf
day' afternoon of last week All the;
members xdere p) •saint. Warden Ebo
Stothers oecu- edt' e chair eeda - Ry lUflilt. B Brushes
dresesecl 'the ,P •con�cil resp -,(ting �. Cloth Brushes.
Hat Brushes
since the last meeting, r ei erten
particu]arty."to•The ditltcoUy.
t ttt]nig ,bridge tvorlt cmpLeted'
at c•rtnt o£ the h' Oh ( ter,
Amon? 'Elio oon)u ul•ieations ae
the followisng:
From. Sheriftf ll'e`ynolde, ,tak1
that .he be s/Polle with a t} ::
Writer for. his Glti'
'From the Health Associal i
relating Ito Amos tote, an Mtligerc,(t
•i n '
st t t
i e )n .i ee •
e Queen, Alexandra
�
sanatorium. wt,o itis claimed
formerly restated' at Clinton 'end
should be 9uficorted _hy his co uncy.
From, H. E•'Reavald ,of•S"ratiord,
daimilng. dama,'es for an accident
on, the .bonndar' betweei, ra•,tflett
and ,McKillop in June tont,
From W,•Brydo',e, barrie,ter>Ciin-
'cin asking 'fhaft .he eoenty r co,:n'-
peese John Sterling for dere ego to
kts'larn�d by • awashout :cause.1 1y,a
diversion of the Bayfield River,
'Wed oetsdap.
A co'mmunit atiot, Iron.' 'tare eecre
+ary of the 'Hut n Public ty and
Improvement Associati•an sat forth
'lie work of the As.ociation so'Iar
and requester •,nat , a deputation
1'epreselntin the Associotioe be,
nermi'tted 'o add, ass the r'ntncil
It was decided that tbe, deputation,
le heard in the afternoon...
A request • fro( 4:rower .e,ttorney
Seager for a type writer, was' cent to
the coulntc• prop, .tacoznlnittea.
A letter from the secreta»y el the
Ontario Municipal, Assocra,•ioe, ask-
ing .fol the visual grant, was senit to
the executive committee.
G.M. Elliott, c!Lin,ty agent of r he
Children',s Aid Soteat3• addressed
she eeteeef1 ie. xnferen i l,• the
w�,•k of the S :ciet ' nxrtl drytr Luted
Pritrted reporr, 011 ((,5,..owtty
a ork, -
A dir;eussioin,of �t);o new Put lie
Health • Aet was .started ,by peeve
Powell and •the council ser t. some
time on the stibj^et,
Principal Hum, and TY, Strang, of
he Goderich Collegiate I1:sLitule
appeared tis re.. ttl,o cou,ncil. t nil
reeked for the use of the council
chaniber for tout lect,xree to be
given ,by pxomine,it 'Chi cersi tv men
The use of 'tee anal was eranbed
for 'this purpose on proviuit.n that
the lectures do,no't condi .t With
any court work and that Pri, eipal
dome meet any .expense in co,lnec-
li,.:n.
Ai ter nearly tet J hours dtseuss'ion
'on Wedn d the
Wednesday the County Council
Y v n
i
l,y a vote 15 to 12 made a grata of
$150; as the steel for aFuldicity
t;airipaign which will bring the
`ounty of Jluron i-efore the t uta.de
world byniean:s of well prepared
and reliubls literature•• anu elect ad'-
va,nee its interests tn.each other
'ave 29 -u,xn a''t.isable,
At too morning session 11.he Ex-
ecnti r e of the Publicity A,et,eatation
formed at Clint .n recent'!'. pre-
een'ted the following .taleeaentof
'he A.esociatiob's views as prepared
;by the secretary •
;m, Shaving Brushes
en Mirrors
re Safety 1li,azors
ng Gillette
Auto -Strop
o. Gun junior
044+4.44444.••1••44.1.144•1444+•4.
. Sports
' 'Clinton has entered the O. H. A
Intermediate series sed , have',ybeen
grouped with goderich, Seaforth' and
St. Marys, sotsome fast bockey will be
seen this year.
Harry Twitchell e.nd A. Mitchell go
to Seatorth on Friday • to meet . tbe
other representatives and arrange a.
schedule:
The Clinton hocky club re -organi-
zed ou Wednesday night of this week
at the Pastime Olub rooms and elected
the following officers: •
-
Patrons C. E. Dowding,
`R. E. Manning,
G. D. MaTagg n t.
Boli. Pres, Mayor (3ibbinge
Pion Vine Dr. Shaw
Hon.2nd Vice W, racksot?
Pre idem, (I. Ratliff
tat Vice J. W.' Treleaven
2ad Vice -M. D. 112eTaggart
3afd Vice Rev. hr. 'Dunn .
Sec. Trews. W. L. Johnston
Manager H. Twitchell
Committee 0. Draper,
A. Mitchell
N. Davis,
Olub colors blue and white
:'The hockey boys are arranging for
a hockeyn:
match tr ,h to be playa a. dartos
the holiday week.
ADA 1tIABG UERITiii STEVENSON.
The following . !s taken ft-om' the
utr •tford Beaconwhich re .is . to a
peke of Mrs. W. S. Dc„alis:-The
funeral of the late ,Ada. Margurite, I be
11 --year old -daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
R. 3. Stevenson of Taeistoek, , whose
death occurred on Monday after a
leugthlq illness:' took place from the
manse at'Tavlstnck on Tuesday ..anortr:
ins, proceeding to the station, en
route to 1iarrietc,n,:for infertner,t:
Rev. R. iifartie of Stratford officiated,
assisted by Rev. Mr. Whaley ca
Ilrooksdale and Rey. -A, 6. McLachlin
of Stratford, •r a
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a
y
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tided to form an or ga;nization to be
r,alled the County of 'Dairen I'ubli-
e,ty and 1mprovuwent Ass!'iation
and the following were ser cted as
eta first call ti's, '3
J C,Gr+..tg,Sea_
forth. •
o llie 'Warden and Council of the
(`tnnttY of 13urJu:
Crentlelmesn,-As You are doubtless
li aware through the repo as in the
:real press of the CGabay, a :Amber
f citizens representing dilterentt
er'tions of this County. and ,nclud
n • several members of Your honor -
lie body mat al Clinton onThure-
ny Nov. 21st en answer to a call
Tom the Cliintoe 4oard of 7 ,1de,. to,
anaider the best means of rliaugu
aasr., what 5830-w generally known
s a f ablicity Campaign for this
uanle. About 6.1 gesitiemer, were
resent.represrt.t gettneirn ,s and
urroum•ding districts of C'linston
eafor,th, E',•tar, t aylield Fit ,r:ali
russets' •Goderich and Wit ghat%
ed after general dist neei , ) . of
sIU.ation inthis • connty,.it n as de -
Vice Presides:—Reeve John
Leckie, Brussels.
were ary-Jas Mitcheetle-
iich. r
Treasurer -'B C, Menton get Reeve
o L oaericla. 0
t ecutiee 't onemiutee --•'Reeve
Gcr,.oek MelsJliop Mayer
st
f oltan. Wing.ham; Reeve Glen,
S•anley v h„ l;an.9 old Clinton.
Reeve W. ,T Banalen(Exeter,
Wirden Stothers Asbfxcld, Reeve
LI ,V. Livingston, Grey ,
Tile mem rera c1' 1 , l,en.v,.` ' ed
eral.anld Pio. 'noiti ',r- ni Heron
county wore oar ted as honorary;
vire-prey dee la of 'he a see aatioc,
Vit will. of,cote se, r0adsly natter -
14. "led
aatter-:8':itd that tine; is a coets,,aauce of
the. work bro• Lehi bete ,e your
hoe are oie body atite .June 175 Sion,
r,ae :Rothe int -et -eats, of tha, county
in agri ru'ta ral a •d tncius itite tnat-'
r
b m ,n nand
Y c P, ,; > pu g
Sts rsbu;iut a 5ii cement of "Ire re
r "deeds, tldVan'treees and p ssibsli-,
t,Je o^ thi9 Toll'ty.veih It. seri-.
tut Zt al hottic'Plurei and tndtyst-
t, tt lints, with a eel , tic ,f il.'us-
ttat.oind, such as newel vet :Ty the
1000'nenite made, Toh• ler ttsis as
doxri,tlete • and autliaxi'tative `as
1 cgs: nit. 'we.lyntil.t iaYite to co
r Perrta ; •,' e,nr 'Zara t s1neli-
te •eo , 'il.rrictilftt3 al and 1Lot tiool-.
ural Societies, i'osrrl•a of " fate,
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Smokers Supplies '
Den Sets, Pipes
Cigar Cases;
Tobacco Pouehe
Cigars in boxes of to, 25, 50 -
For Ladies
Ebony Dressing Cases.
Manicure Sets,
Mirrors •
Hair Brushes.
Cloth Brushes
Hat Brushes
Hand. Brushes
Cuticle Knives
NBuffersail .Files
Hand Eags—the newest
shapes at lowest prices
of best
Perfumes--. -a large stock
odors at tic to $d.0O
Kodaks-A gift for the
whole family that gives lasting
pleasure, we've them -P2 to $20
Stock is large—Prices Small
TUE IIEXALL STORE' .
W. '. R. llo!mts
$6.5o
'Trousers
$x.50
This week our special in
Men's wear is Trouserings,
made to your measure, with
best trimmings, and guaran-
l teed fit, English stripe
Worsted and Scotch T weed
regular 6.5o for $5.69
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Be well dressed if you
will be respected wherever
you go. Come in and have
our Mr. Towne measure you
tip for a good Custom Made
Suit whether, it be a buil-
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We Guarantee an Work.
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