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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-01-12, Page 3(ii iii +'i � tillE ii 1i Pi;Mlti wluiieiriiiihdfuuU yi l III Sl, N $1 Pair' A. good 1.50 pure Silk Hose. Many of the ' new shades, in a good assortment of sizes Special $1 pair �t .19c Pair Ladies' and Children's Cotton Stockinggan sand and black, sizes up to 10, regular 25c, for 19cpair At 99c Clearing the balance of our stock of Harris - Knit Hose, 'odd colors and sizes, regularly priced at 1.75,4or 98. Cents At Half Price Silk crepe Scarfs in beautiful floral designs, regular price 3.50, on sale at At 39c cents $1.75 About two dozen good quality Taffetine L7nderskirt� in lengths which -could beeasily converted into dress slips, regular value 1.50 Note the price 39 cents At89c Corselettes in sizes 30 to 42. This is one of our. leaders 89 cents IRWIN '�lrl1r"l3iq'; ! t.... 1 -Hl. nri ihN .,a lE Ir p At $2.98 Flannel, Dresses in ',ehildren's and misses' sizes, regular price 3.50 and 3.95, on sale at $"2:98 At .$1.29 35 -inch Black Duchess Silk, This is an ex- ceptional bay, and the quantity is :limited At 25c yard 36-inchFloral Sillienes, in beautiful designs for comforters, cushions, box coverings, etc, regular 30c for 25c• yard At` .21c yard About six pieces only good quality Ging- hams, 32 inches wide, splendid value at 30c yard, on sale' at 21c yar At 25c yard Cream Madras about one yard wide, three patternstochoose from at this exceptionally low price. At 23c yard 36 -inch Flannelette, in attractive stripes, -regular value 30c yard Owing to stocktaking we have accumu- lated a great'quantity of remnants of various` lines throughout the store. These are on sale at one-third and one-half off regular prices.. At 59c pair • Chamoisette Gloves in sand, beige and grey shades, withfancycuffs, sixes 61 to 71, re- gular 75c e-gular;75c for 59c a -pair Half' Price Many lines of Women's and Children's'..Hos- iery which we have discontinued. These are -in all silk, cashmere and lisle. to clear at Half Price Ai ;IOc yard 4 -inch to 6 -inch Taffeta Ribbon in white, blue, pink, navy, `red, brown and black, reg- ular value 30c to. 45cyard. At 25c A good quality 36 -inch White Flannelette, worth regularly 32e to 35c, for: 25c yard At 55c.yard Unbleached Sheeting 21 yards wide, nice - heavy quality and priced specially for this sale "at 55c yar CLINTON • MIS Ruillations of Retali A'Column Prepared Especially' for Women— But Not Forbidden to Men Look pleasant, even if your force a weigh you down, he hated taskbut it is luch easier twill be the laugh'- Li£o's always taking your photograph• easier t than if approached ne if it is done �wit loath- ingcheer- fulness and disdain. Cheerfulness is a Let's start the New Year cheer- coin which, if we scatter with a lavish fully, it will help us and those with hand will return to us with 'interest -whom we have to do if we are cheer- four fold. Here's hoping that during Sul and meet the tasks .of life with a 1928 we„arlay all cultivate that warm- smile—if you can't smile, then grin ing faculty in a larger degree. —and bear it. �-- Some people seem to imagine that Following is a "prescription" for a happy and prosperous new year, as recommended by one .of our ex- changes: "1927,• just :Bossed, was good to nearly everyone in our neighborhood. By hard work, stripping a few cows, slopping a Few pigs, setting . a few hens, and gruelling a few chicks, ne- cessary articles for the household and the farm were pretty well paid up, so that when the crop was ready tb market there were not so many debts to look after.' This kept the worry bug away, and everybody was more contented." -they are under no obligation to be ,elieerful . unless they are doing con- genial work and have everything go- ing their way. "Howcan you expect ane to be cheerful when I am tied .down to this work I. hate?" they ask with ',scorn, Or it is, "Hoy/ can you expect mo to go about with a smile when my heart is breaking over the death of a dear one, or the illness of someone I love, or with worry over financiahtroubles?" I know it is hard. The fact is that . anything worth doing seems `to re- quire a good deal of real effort. But, look at it this way. What particular virtue is attached todoing the easy thing? Anybody can do. that. We all enjoy the wholehearted. cheerful- ness of the happy, carefree girl or bey; the spontaneous' joy of youth. What a dull world this would be with- out it. It cheers and helps us, but it :doesn't really hearten, us nearly so much as the cheerful attitude toward life of the man or woman who it carrying heavy burdens and who re, fuses to allow them to weigh down the spirit, but who meets the world with a smile. To meet such an one is a tonic and gives uscourage to go and do likewise. I do not mean heartless, meaning- less, forced mirth; but a, quiet deter, niination not to allow our cares and worries --and who is it that has not enough of these to make the heart 'hea iy if one yielded to, the merino' tion—to take all the joyout of liv- ing. We can carr,, out a -resolution -to make the best of things; we can look on the bright side and we can if Wn will often turn the bright side out, instead of the dark. We owe this much to the people. -with whom we associate, those in the hone, in . school, in business associa- tions. Nobody likes to live with a perpetual grouch..; But we owe it also to ourselves for, no matter what sat-. iafaetion one may. derive from the; -nursing of a grievance or a pet .sor- row there is infinitely more to be gained from putting it under our feet and refusingrto be dominated liy +. it. The burden may. not be.any light er because you refuse to allow it to guest of.Mr•-and Mrs. Ward• Gledhill. Colborne Township Miss Nellie Courtney of Amberley is visiting with Mer. and Mrs. Wm. Sallows. 1VIisses hvfartha' and Florence Pat- terson have returned to Toronto af- ter holidaying -with the Misses Doro- thy and Christine Robertson. Mrs. Andrew Johnston has gone to Toronto to visit her daughter, Mrs, George Patterson. Mrs. William Clayton of Putnam• spent a ,few days with IVl . and Mrs. John Treble. Mis9 Isabel Young, who is attend- ing Giieiph Agricultural College, and her sister, Julia, of Toronto, were home and have returned to the re spective cities to resume their work. The :relatives and friends here were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs Allan Green one day last week.. Mrs Green was' a resident here for some time since bet marriage to the', late Mr, Allan Green. A fuller netice' will be given next week. Miss Annie 'Baxter, of Thames Road returned .to her ..school last: wean. bIr. and Mrs. 'Barry Beattie, forte: merly Miss Iona Fowler,;of Detroit, spent Christmas and holidays with relatives. hero. Also Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alien of Detroit' were here for .the Christmas and. New Year holidays. Miss "Violet Kilpatrick was the Silk and Wool Hose Reg. $L00 a Pair 69c Sale Price Reg. -$1.25 and $1.50 a Pair - 8 9c Sale Price Ladies' Gloves heavy Fleeeo lined Chanroisette Gloves, fur trimmed 85c Sale Price Some Odd Lines to clear 39c Sale Price Scotch. Fingering Yarn Black and Grey only $1.1 5 Sale Price, per lb. . Flannelette Blankets , Large il, ouble-bed size—Pink or blue borders $2e®5 Sale Price • • Specials MEN'S HORSEHIDE MITTS Reg. $1.25, to clear at 8 C MEN'S GAPS 98C TO'•eienr at .. -. • • ' ' ' • CHILDIREN'S. LONG DRAWqERS, odd lines to cleat at L9C Sale Price ... . MEN'S AND BOYS' WORK` 98c .SWEATERS. to clear at .. MIEN'S WOOL SOX 25 To cleat' at ... INFANTS' FELT BOOTS, warm and comfortable, Sale Price 49c Terms of Sae: IT STARTS SATURDAY MORNING Mid -Winter Clearance SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF- WINTER GOODS HAS TO BE SOLD To do this quickly we have made wonderful price reductions in ti every department—Real ,Money -Saving Values on Quality Merclian dise that should attract the attention of every shrewd buyer. We stand the loss—You get the benefit. REMEMBER THE DATES—SAT., TAN. 14 to TUES., IAN. 31. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S OVICt 1,COATS Regular $18.50 to $30.00—divided'into two lots, Sale Prices $14.95 AND $18.95 Some of these coats are half plush' lined and some half leather lined—Come early and get first choice. Cash FLANNELETTE AT A BIG SAVING Thousands of yards of English and Canadian Flannelettes bought at lowest prices and now passed on at Bargain Sale Prices White or Colored Stripes, 36 inches wide, clearing at, yard 22c White or Colored Stripes, 28 inches wide, clearing at, yard 17c SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES ON ALL BEDROOM SLIPPERS AND BROKEN LINES OF SHOES Men's Ties Reg. 39c Each 28c Sale Price Reg. 16e Bach 49c Sale Price Men's Sox Cashmere and Silk and Wool Reg• 60c a Pair . 39c Sale Price Reg. (150 a,Pair. 49c 2 Sale Price Men's Work Shirts FLANNEL SHIRTS ' $101fi 9 Reg. $1.65, Sale Price BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS $1m29 Reg. $1.75, Sale Price 'N • IVIeti Fine Shirts BROADCLOTH . fancy or Plain—Satin Stripes � Broken lines to clear at 1I1 Sale' Price . ...e • • Fleece Underwear Men's Fleece Lined Underwear Shirts or Drawers 69c Beg. 90c, Sale -Trice ..... . . Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear l Reg. 70e a Garment d9c Sale Price- ' Men's and Boys' Wool Underwear al Clearing Prices Men's Heavy Rubbers'' High lace moccasin style $2441 Sale Price BOYS' MACKINAW SOX Reg. 75c Paas 49� Sale Price.... • • No Goods on A provat Small Profits --More Business aro+ CLINTON. hone; 2