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CLINTON'S'' LEADING JEWS I2t7 ''S'E'OR
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lriu' cue would look in a jewellery store fo
ii t, but the beautiful witswatches we
are showing are ,"peaches" ready to be
"picked" up by the buying pubile.
EYES TESTED FREE and SCIENTIFICALLY PITTED
eweiler an
Optician
JOHNSON
Next .Hovey's Drut
Store
KIRSH
CURTAIJ
RODS
THE FLAT SIIAPE PROVIDES
STEENGT.%I. CURVED ENDS PER...
MST DRAPING CLEAR TOCASING,
THE BRACKET IS SIMPLE,
STRONG AND PRACTICAL. SIN-
GLE OR. DOUBLE, BRASS OR
HITE FINISH
Tile W. a Fall
C9
Often the Cheapest•Alivaye; the Beat
Just, a few `special lines to start
off the new year. We have many
other lines slated for clearing which
we have not space to mention but you
will find these exceptionally good val-
ues.
MEN'S. HEAVY WOOL SOX
Let No. 1, 4 pairs for ..
I.ot No, 2, 3 ,pairs for .
Lot No. 3, 2 pairs for „:'......$1.00
Ladies' j'31ack Cashmere Hose, (see)
Special ;59e pair or 2 pairs for $1,10.
Men's' -Print Shirts (good patternsj,
at :. ..,$1.2$
Some special bargains in boots and
rubbers in'clearing lines.
MI the overcoats at sale prices to
Plurnsteei Bros.:
PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUSINESS
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Looking Over Out Novelties
In Woolens
you may be absolutely euro of
finding something to snit you,
no natter what your taste may
be. We show such a variety
o£:patterns that everyone is
sure to be :pleased. Bear in.
remeznbrence, please, that the
cloth isonly one item with us--
designing; tutting, honest and
skillful "putting together" are
factors in mating you a satis-
factory suit or overcoat.
Davis Sz Hertnan
VETERAN TAILORS
•
'When 'Hi Need of any
of the Following Lines
Call ou us
Plumbing, Electrical Wiring, Electric Fixtures •and
Supplies. Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
Paints, Oils and vatnjsbes
'Roofing and Pumps of all kinds
Delco Farm Lighting` Plants' and
-General Hardware
butter
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
aa'sarcmn:4n
:JUDGE DICKSON LEAVES
SUBSTANTIAL ESTATE
-Ii, is understood that application
rill shortly be made to the Court of
'rebate of the will of the late Judge
a H. Dickson of Goderieh, who died
liddenly in his office in '•, the Court
iouse_there on December 17th last.
The , late Judge left an estate o£
bout; $55,000, consisting largely of
;peke, life•insuranee and real estate.
:is widow is to receive a -life interest
i the estate, and on her death tho
roperty passes to his only dam:sitter,
orothy F. Dickson, In addition to
us both the widow and daughter of
le deceased receive substantial sines'
t
way or life insurance.
A tragic •incident in con sectio:"
n
it'll. the death of Judge Dick on was
is finding OG an unfinished will
hick he: had evidently been pepot
ung a few hours before death inter
versed,
The Canada Trust Company'l-of
Lfondon, is the^esecutor named in the
tm$nish4. will and also in a previous
will which is being probated,
WILL APPEAR'.B>EFORII MAGIS-
TRATE REID
AGISTRATEREID ON FRIDAY
;As' a result of the finding of .: the
coroner's jury the death of Charles
Bulpitt the British home boy, 16
years: or ago, who hanged himself in
the barn of his employer, J. Benson
Cox, of the 6th, concession of Col-
borne : township on December 22nd,
an information- Itas : been sworn out
by Deputy Shm2if Thomas Gundry a
-
gainst Cox, and he will appear be-
fore Mabistrate Reid on Frid2y
nor-
nmgof this week 'et 11 o'tlocic.,
It is charged that Cox unlawfully
punished the boy.
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Mrs., W. J. Elliott went to Toronto
on Tuesday..
Mrs. F. W. Johnston is visiting
on Tuesday
Mr. A. T. Cooper "was in' Toronto
friends in. Georgetown.
Mrs. Robison of'Auburn is visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. MMCooi. -
Mr. Gordon Hall was home from
Stratford over the week -end
Councillor' F.• W. Johnston made a
business trip to Toronto last -week.
Miss Ruby Irwin was in Toronto'for
a couple _of days g the beginning-
of the --week.
Mr. W. J. Bell has returned to Ter,
-onto after spending ten days with
his mother; Mrs. R. A. Bell.
Mrs. Helen Quinn.. has returned+ to
Londeaboro after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. W. T. Herman,
Mr, and Mrs. George Holland were
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Zinn of Lanes over the week -end.
Master Robert Welsh of near Hay-
field, is visiting this week With hie
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Hicks. •
Mr. R. J. Miller and Miss Jean were
s,e"in 'Godericl[ on Friday attending
the funeral of Mrs. Burkholder, an
old family friend.
Mr. H. B. Chant returned Saturday
from Toronto, where he attended a
Hydro meeting. • He also ran out
to Unionville .to visit his mother.
Messrs George Warning of Biggar,
Sisk, and Fred Warning of:Winne,
peg, left yesterday for home after
visiting their sister, Mrs, G. A.
Crooks, of. the Base line.
Mrs. Noble Lovett, who hoe been vis-
iting relatives here and in Gode-
rich for the past couple of months,'
left last`Saturday for Toronto. She
tell visite there and in St. Cathar-
ines before leaving for her home
at Macoun, Sask,
Mrs. Gandier is in Toronto this week,
going down to meet her sister,
J. • 11., Matdonald, who returns
from Bowling Green, `'la., with the
remains of her daughter, Miss
• Jean, who died there on Menday
on her,way to Florida.
Mr. Jack •Bawden of Hamilton was
hoiiie over the week -end. He had
been Playing • hockey at Stratford
on Saturday andcame on. up in tho
evening, Jack had captained the
Hamilton Normal team, which won
from the Strat)ord team in a score
of 6-1.
James Dunford, Toronto, spent a few
days in town during the past week
in connection with the disposal of
the property of his brother, the late
E. C. Dunford. The former is an
old boy, 'Brussels being his hirth.
place. He lived here for years,—
Brussels Post.
George Roberton; Clinton, was here'
during the past' week on accoi#nt,of
the serious illness of James Balldii•'
tyne, followed by his demise 'last
Monday morning. The former is •
a 'brother of Mrs. L'aliantyee and.
known to 'a number of readers of
The Post.—Brussels Post.
-
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott left Mon-
day morning for :'Orlando, FIa.,
where they expect to spend .a
month. It is at Orlando that Mr,
and Mrs, W, T, O'Neil have been;
'speeding-' the nasi] £an' winters and:
where they have it little plantation.
Mr. Scott has found - the winter
rather trying the past few 'years
and in this way he is going to miss,
one month of it,
Mr: Jacob Taylor was in town over''
the week -end and left frpns London
yesterday for St. Petersburg Fla,,
whets! he expects to spend a Couple
of. months. • Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Taylor of London, accompanied hint.
'The Taylor brothers, who are en-
thusiastic -bowlers, each packed a
-couple of pairs of bowls in their
luggage and will no doubt spend as
busy a eoupie of months as any of
ne, ,
Mr. N. W. Trewartha, 5.P,P was;
one of the guests at theLuncheon
at Government House on Tuesday,
when Lieut -Governor Cockshutt en-
tertained outstanding' stockmen and
fanners. Premier Ferguson, Hon,
Nle. Martin, Mimeter of Agriculture
and others were the speakers. This
wasconceded to be one of the most
sucC 4
es ful'
of the many luncheons
given at Governorent House during
• the past couple of years. ';
Startle j TowiitshhI i
Mrs. Earnest Townshend of Code,,
rich .township has been.. the gest o
her sister, Mrs, Will Seot6hincr, the
past few days.
Mr.
and Mrs. John Snotchmer were
the guests of, Mr, and Agrs. William
Heard on Thursday evening
Iasi,
The cold, Stern ,weather the
pest
week made 16 verY difficult for our
rural 'mail cagy-jee5.
Mr.'
.
Gharles'xlr rtis
7r n
n spent Sunday
t
ysitin;; his ,sister, i41xs; John lakon-
1
ire ' we have ail the <varieties o
Fresh ,i --Herrings and everything in s.
meant to talkto you aouar
_
10 lbs granulated su
alibu:, Red Sal
fl,
ked fish, and now, we
ar
03
Fresh red salmon, lb
B. C. Halbibut, lb
L. S. -'Herrings, doz.
Finnan (laddie, -
30c
-.30e
45c..
-20c
'il`letts 22c
Salmon Snacks 30c
Fresh oysters, selects,
per pint 6Oc
APEX
Marmalade 35c
Canned Beets 30c
Canned Corn 25c
Canned Pias 25c
Canned . Beans 25c
APEX
Canned Goods
are the very
newest and
Best Quality
5 lb pail Syrup 3,9c
Loose Macaroni
2 lbs 25c
Corn Starch
2 pkg.19c:
5 lbs Corn meal 25c
.Group of goods for 5c each
,EXTRA SPECIAL v.
B.3u1kTea 65c lb
Group of goods for 10e each
Fresh Head Lettuce
Celery: .
Cabbage
Rhubarb
Watch our adv. for special announcement about sugar -
next week,
Cash & Carrg
2. Deliveries
W.
Thong
48
head, Jr."
Mr. John Wat$ion, Jr., and Miss
Bessie spent Thursday evening at the
home of Mr. John Sparks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nay left Thursday
lest .for then home at Souris, Man.,
after a visit with the latter's sister,
Mrs, G. B. Healey. Mrs.' Nay has
been here since the summer and Mr.
Nay came just lbefore, the Christmas
holidays.
Coni stance
Quite a number of our high school
students have the measles or are get:-
title
et:ting better from having;` them,
Mrs. Reid of Seaforth has taken up
her residence with her daughter, 1llrs.
Ben Riley,
Thorn, was onlytwo days' school
last week on account of the storms.
Mr. Robert Jamieson now wears a
brad smile since his wife presented
him with a belly boy on Thursday.
Our mail pian missed -two days last
week, getting only as far as the vil'
gage on account of the storms and
blocked roads.
NIcKillap 'township
The auction "sale of A. E. Town-
attend that was to havebeen held last
Saturday, was put off on account ;of
the storm and was held on Tuesday,
with a fair crowd and-cattie brought
good' prices,
Master Samuel Scott ef. Roxboro is
just recovering from an attack of
the measles.
Mr. T. E. Hays -is not .keeping as
well as his friends-wonld .wish.
aft, John Rowes: is helping Mr,
Harry 'Cellar cutwoodthe fine after-
noons these days.
Mr. F. Coleman purchased a fast
driving Name from Mr. T. 5..Ilay;i
last week.` Frank' likes something
speedy' in winter as well as a car in
summer.
u ipp.en
Miss Mabel Whiteman has gone to
Toronto to. make' an extended visit
with friends.. _
Mr. Glen` Stelek, who has spent the
last two months with his cousin, Mr.
Emmerson ;Smith and family, left on
Tuesday for Chicago.
An old-time 'dance was held in the
hall on Tuesday evening. Varna
Orchestra supplied the, music.
The annual meeting 1 the:. Presby-
terian church will the held on There -
day evening of this week.
The young people of St. Andrew's
church had a most successful social
evening on the 23rd inst.
Visitors soon to be a rather scarce
commodity in our village. The road
along main street is not -badly block
ed.
Saturday last out citral mail' carriers
did not make their trip on'•°aeconnt
of the boisterous storm prevailing.
Mr Ernest Plum of Vancouver, 13:
C., is visiting his brother, S. T. Plum,
of Brussels and other friends. It is
twenty years since he was east ewe-.
fore.
The Spinning' MCI b law, guaran-
teeing
y g ii
teeing 825,000.'which was to have
been submitted. to the ratepayers of
Winghasn, has been; withdrawn, the.
council believing that Mathewiinin, t:
}ie
Ip
promoter of the scheme, was
with-, ,
oldii,' some facts'which theyvh „ I
have
had. Mayor Nellie and Toren
Solicitor Hohn e5 paid a visit to Tor,
on to look into natters,
EVERYBODY KNOWS
BETTY ':'.ROWN
OLD STYLE IIOME MADE
CANDIES
MADE IN OUR HOME
WITH LOVING,CARE
FOR YOURS
BULEI ICE CREAM AND BRICK
OYSTERS'"
w®s
E. EN OF
Confectionary and Restaurant
"We aim to please."
PURE COMB HONEY
FOR SALE
CLOVER HONEY
in one pound ,sections, price 25 cents,.
per section.
Free delivery in Clinton.
Shipments made •of not less than
24 sections, express extra.
Orders may 'be left at The News
Record office,
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Odd Fellows' Hospital Benefzt'`-
MINSTrELS
ALL LOCAL TALENT
Come out and see your local' ladies
mid gentlemen doing real
Nigger Turns,-,.
fly contributing to this you are
Helping the Hospital.
Town
fall, Fele da
Admisisen 35c. Reserve Seats 50e.
L.O.L. (NG Tylne Dance
An old time dance will Abe held in
'the e ;owls hall on
Thiarsdail,
under the iubniees of L. ,
Clinton
s O L:.
Rverbody welconxe, dome and have
good old dine.
a sea 1
acts i s •i
iz oii,5c and z d t 2i tax x per eouhie
Ladies Protide Lunch
38-2
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FhollogPaphs and ' oiords
We are offering Extra Special Prices on
Phonographs which certainly will suit any
one who wants a Phonograph
Extra Specials
10 -inch -Columbia Records
12 -inch and Red Seal Records
$1.00
50c each
Don't Miss These while they last
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
'TIIE STORES WITH A ,STOCK
Furniture Phone; 104 Hardware 196
IVIadern Bice ec T'sn itch
Furnish the rest of the house
as elaborately as -a palace—go
hack- to the periods for your
,fuoniture.dosigns and, to Porsiz,
for year• rugs, but nothing will
call for the admiration of your
guests like' a modern electric
kitchen.
+ the cleanest method of cooking all foods
•USE YOUR OWN UTILITY - IT LAYS
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C. } . V 8 ` .res 'ileetrician
ELeetrie Ranges„ Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fang and oth
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Wiring and co rn,
Phone '151
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Rev,16 William ,7ewitt who has
$Ir•s. ITenry Makins of Exeter died
been `superintendent of
religious ecru- vert* suddenly on Tuesday
inoi'nih o
ti First
cation at -Methodist church, Lon- Inst week, being ace found dead in beds..
don, for some time, has tendered his 4
,_he diad not; -been in good health .fo
gnation to' ': 1 e
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,.. na c effect in June. n . , ;.
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