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The News -Record
CLINTON, ONT.
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South Huron Conservative
Convention,
A convention. of South Huron Con-
servatives will be held in Miller's
hall, Hensall, on Tuesday, December
20th, commencing at 1.30 p. m„ for
the purpose of selecting a candidate
for the Legislature,
Zurich.
Constance, West Tuckersmith Goderich Township.
The annual meeting of the Bible Mr. John Pepper has bought lar.
Society Was held on Wednesday in the Joseph MeCully's farm on the Ilud
church when the officers for the en- concession of Stanley and will letee
suing year were elected as follows : immediate possession. The pummel
President, John Wilson price was $4,500 at which it IS eon- -
Secretary, 1. Tatnlan
On Tuesday week a terrible &CO. -
dent happened at the farm of Mr.
'David Sclineli, Mr. Wm. Celeste with
his gang of men .were cutting! stray,
with the -engine and power cutter for
Mr. Schnell, and the cutter was not
working sattsfactorIly: It got chok-
ed up stopped occasionally. At.
one of these stops Mr. Calfae was M-
deavoring to get it started again
when in some wayhis right hand
was drawn into the machine witbi the
result that his hand was broken and
his arm near the wrist was also lelro-
ken. He was brought •to the villagi
and his injuries Were dressed. Mr.
Jas. Rannie had his tillable Severely
fractured in the same way about ar
hour before Me. Calfas met with hi
accident.
Mr. C. Either, our baker, naeroWly
escaped a severe scalding the °the/
day. He was in the act of caeryine
,a boiler full of hot water from •Ite
house to the hake shop and in de-
scending the steps his foot slipped on
the snow. With rare preseneesof
mind he threw the boiler from ' him
and thus saved himself from a ter-
rible scalding. As it was he war
slightly burned on the face and aim.
Mr. Robt, Drysdale of Drysdale re-
cently sold his general stoke, dwell-
ing and farm to Mr. Joseph Gelin-
eau. Mr. delincati gets possession
about the first • Of • April next. We
understand that Mr. Drysdale in-
tends retiring from active business
life and himself end family will likely
settle down in one of the eieighniiring
towns. . .
The residents of the Sauble Line
were deeply shocked last Saturday to
hear of the death pi Miss Emme
Jane Denomie, daughter of Mr. ' and
Mrs. Ed. Denomie, at the age •of 19
years, 9 months and .9. days. The de-
ceased had bee ill with that, • dread
disease, pneumonia, for °illy about
three weeks and on Friday seemed
to be much better. On Saturday
morning she seemed eo well that her
father left for Zurich to attend to
some business, .about twenty
utes before he re ehed home dea,th
claimed her, havi g taken a sudden
turn for the wor e during his absen-
ce. She was a po u ar young, -lady
and was much bel' ed and respected
by teeth old and young.
•
Blake.
Winter has made its appearance
again, seemingly to stay. •
Quite a number of changes of pro-
perty. have taken place of late. R.
G. , Nichol, our; genial merchant, has
disposed of his place of business to
Mr. Robt. Douglas, who lias also
sold his farm to a Mr. McKenzie
from the north. We are sorry to
sidered a bargain.
Treasurer, Robt. Clark.
The sound of the axe can be heard
Directors—Richard Anderson, Wm. from all quarters these days. 'The
Britton, William Wilson. Rev. Mr. Messrs. Cole have a large contract
Birks of Soatorth Om a very line with Mr. Fred. Waldron.
discourse on the origin of the Bible. Mr. Alex. Grey disposed of a wing
On Tuesday atternoor,t last a bran- colt to Mr. W. W. Ferran at a teed
eh of the Woman's Institute Was Or- figure.
ganized here by Mrs, 'Colin Campbell The W. F. M. S. in connection with
of Ooderich, who gave a very, inter- the Brucefield Methodist church met
esting demonstration on scientific at the borne of Mrs. Waldron on
cooking. The following officers were Tuesday last.
elected: The roof of the new addition to the
,President, Mrs. Chas. McGregor House of Refuge is Acing slated these
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs.Rolet. cold days.
Clark,
The next meeting is 'be be held on
Deo. 14 at the home ot Mrs. George
Stephenson. The subject will be
"Christmas Dinner" by Mrs, William
Clark and "Bread Making" by pees, . Miss Pessie Rowed of London, for -
Geo. Stephenson. merly of Auburn, i$ the guest of the
Miss Ada Drake of. Starlit B
is this Niisses Macdonald.
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week the guest of Mrs. R. Hotham,* Miss Henderson is the guest of Mrs.
Master John ritton visited fniends . Taman.
Blyth last week, Mr. Jas. Dawson has returned ho -
Master Walter Smith of Galt has me from near Blyth after working on
engaged with Mr. Thos. McMillan for the 0' Pe Ft• for a 13./Clath.
this yea. Miss Teanie Sprung has been en -
Mr. Win. Jamieson of Killarney, gaged to teach in the Wineheart sch-
Man., is home on a visit to ' his 001 after New Year's.
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gavin Jamie- The 'Presbyterians intend getting
son. into the baseinept of their liew chur-
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Tudor spent eh on Xmas Day and a incinth later
Sunday with the latter's ,grandmoth- they expect to to, able to melee up-
•er, Mrs. A. Elcoat of Tuckersmith. stairs.
• Mrs. John Mills and daughters of The News -Record is the most pop-
lar of all the local newspapers cit-
Harlock spent a few days with Mrs.
Wm. McIntosh. oulating in tbe Auburn district,
Don't forget the annual entertain- The Methodists intend holding, their
• inent given by the echolars to be he- annual Christmas tea-meetirig on
'd in Temperance hall in this village Dec. 26th.
A concert will be given in Tem -
an the 22nd of Dec. Mr, N. 'McAllis-
ter: is busy training the pupils. perance hall on Dm. 14th under the
auspices of the Auburn brass band
who Will be assisted, by the celebrate
ed Blackstone .orchestra of Goderich,
coesiseing of violin, Miss Blackstone;
1st clarionet, 0: Blackstone.; cornet,:
Reg. Blackstone; flute N. H. Black
stone, Solos by Miss Brown of
Goderich, Milton Tindall of Carlow,
Miss Pearl Tretheway of Goderich,
and ethers. There will Also be reci-
tations by Rev J. L. .Small and Miss
Annie Couplarie.
The Donnybrook bridge is pa.ssable
at last; after a long„ wearisome
wait.
• The News -Record will be sent to
.any address .until 'the end 9f beict
year for one dollar.
Auburn.
Seleforth.
Mr. •Michael IVIeQuaid and Mies
Annie Morris of Tuckersmith were
quietly married at the St. Oolum-
bare church on Tuesday ni Rev.
Father McKeon, Only the immediate
relatives �f both bride and groom
were present. The •yoeng, couple were
the recipients of many handsomeand
useful presents. They have takee up
house -keeping. at the home of the
groom, 3rd con., Tuekersmitle .and
their many friends extend emigre -Cu.
lotions.
On Tuesday evening large number
of the members of the Catholic Or-
der cif ' Forresters of Seafortb, , of
which Mr. McQuaid was a /Umber,
drove , demi to their home and pre-
seeted • the lamely married couple with,
a handsome couch .and an address
and spent a pleasant - social evening.
Me. J. McCulloch, a former .
forth bey; and brother of 'Mrs. Alex-
ander Stewart and Mrs. John Smith
of this -:town, has just proved his
claim to the • title of champion check-
er player of Manitoba. Ina recent
ehallenge ffiatch. with Thomas Bent-
ley of Winnipeg, Mr. McCulloch won
three games out of six and drew a
fourth genie, thus giving him the
match. He has also heatee some of
the most noted ' players of' the Do-
minion. • , • '
Mr. Chaie 13readfeet . of Brussels
was in town on Saturday enroute to
Chicago. Hie sister, who underwent
a critical operation there •some time
ago, has rapidly recovered. mill will
likely return with ehim. •.
IVickillop Township...
Mr. Noble Forbes has returned
from . Maniteoba, where he spent the
Past summer. •
Miss Edith Gray of DashWoodeis
on g visit at the home of Mr. J.J.
Mr. • John Scarlett attended. the
• meeting of the Synod of Huron at
London one day last week.
Mr. 'Ilene. Smith is summoned to
attend on the jury at the quarter
• sessions to be held in Goderich next
week.
For downright cunning, deception
and deviltry nothing we have ever
heard or read of can come up to the
Ross Governmeet and -their horde of
heelers and hirelings. ---
lose Mr. Nichol for he was a most • LittleMole! -.parties are all the go
obliging resident. of the village, but down this way, • . •
welcome Mr. Douglas and wish eine Mr. W: Gray of Hibinere visited
unbounded success in Ms nevi em- friends here on Sunday lest.
ployment. • Mr. and Mrs. Barker. Of Logan were
Mr. Robt. Douglas Sr. is now able visiting . relatives here ane day re -
to sit up. We hope 10 scion hear of
his entire recovery, . .
g au or. our on y.
If there is a good dollar's worth
offered to the tanadian people this
season it is that of. the ,Family Her-
ald and Weekly Stir of Montreal:
with its exeuisitely prettee premium'
picture "The ' Princess at Work,"
The public have been tempted by
dollar dailies and tra,shy weeklies at
give-away prices, but. whee it comes
down to value for your money the
Family Heald and Weelcle Star has .
no competitor. The !publishers report
an enortnous increase in new business
and are earnestly beseeching their old
readers to renew now and save them
from confusion In the great rush at
Christmas.
Bailie. •
Nile. .
nere and Mrs. S. J. Tiffin visited
friends in Trowbridge recently.
The ladies of Nile entertained the
W. M. S. of Carlow and Dungannon
on Wednesday.•
We regret to report that following
the resignation of Miss McIntosh,
Miss Olive Hellyar, the popular and
efficient teacher of U. S. S. No. 17,
has also given up her school. We
understand that she has accepted a
position as teacher in the county of
Kent at a salary of $425 per annum.
Although sorry to part With Mies
Hellyar, we, together with a large
eircie of friends, wish her every sue.
cess in her new field. Her place at
Nile will be taken by Miss Mabel
• Kippeh.
Miss Lena Kat returned last week. -
Mr. John leleClymont spent Sunday
crt hoine,
Mrs. J. Dinsdaless many friends are
pleased to know that her health is
Improving after her rteent illness. ,
Last Friday night the 'Literary SO -
clay held their first Ineeting for this
season. An interesting item on the
program Was a spelling match. A
good time was spent. 11 .wa,s• decided
ho restrict the attendance to mem-
bers and iftvited friends.
The Rev, M. C. McLennan is the
Reform candidate for the. Legislative
Assembly for South Retell,
fslext Sunday the Rev, G. W. An-
dreWs of Centralia will preach nils-
SiOnary serMons on the Kippea
th-
East Wawanosh.
Mr. Phos, Williams is engaged on
the hew railroad at present.
Mr. M. Walsh has purchased, a small
herd of cattle from Mr. Thos. Scan-
drett for winter feeding.
1Vliss Annie Leielunctit is slightly in-
dispoeed with la grippe.
Mr, J. Stewart of Belgrave was a
Sunday visitor at Mr. Mattel/1.i Wal-
sh's.
Mr, and Miss Ohatriney of Donny -
gook Sundeyed with Eitst Wawa -
nosh frienda.
Mr. L. Nethery had a new
ereeted ,recently.
Mr. J. 11. the taxigath-
eret, is on his rounds again.
Mr. Duneati McCallum returned
on the West last week,
• Porter's Hill.
Miss Nellie' Macdonald, has returned
from a three months' trip t� Mine:
toba awe iooks as if that ceuntry
suited her well: '
Mies Annie Macdeugill is the guest
of her /mice, Mrs. Fred. Morgan of
Goderich. • '
,Mr. James Sterling's little son is,
wei are •serry to say, very ill. :
Mr. James Hamilton spent Satur-
day night . and Sunday with his old
friend, Mr. Petee Macdougall:
Mr. Perdue intends returning to his
sawmill on the fourth conceesiont this
week. He ..wishes to ' get an early
start as he is afraid wood will be
getting scarce in that vicinity.
Mies Edith Holdsworth is visiting
nt Braceide. . .
Mr. and Mrs. John Cox visited ,at
William Lolib's lest week:
• The many friends of Mr. David,Lin-
dpay are sorry - to hear of his severe
illness. •
' Colborne Township
Mr. Ed. East of Clinton and Miss
Jenkins of Hullett spent Sunelay last
at Mr. George Cooper's,
Mr. Ad. McCartney of Hennesville
spent a very pleasant evening otie
night last week at Mr, Perdue'.
The many friends of Mr. Samuel
leathwell's family sympathize velth
them in their affliction. Mr. Rath -
well has been in bet for almost two
Weeks with a severe ,attack of cre Sip-
elas in Ms arm. We sincerely hove
the afflicted members will soon 'he re-
stored to their former health.
Mrs. Deetty Webster of, Lucknow
spent a few days last week at her
home on the 7th concession.
Mr. J. P. and Miss F. Cole .pent.
Thursday last with Seeforth friends,
Mr. Walter Rathwell 'was last week
slightly indisposed for a few days.
Mr. W. E. Jarrett, the efficient
teacher of S. S. No. 9, intends hold-
ing a public examination and enter-
tainment on PeidaY, Dec. 16th. Un-
der Mr. Jarrott's able tuition the
pupils are well prepared to give an
excellent program, As this school
contains the rnost noted elocutionis-
ts, readers and singers all should a-
vail themselves of this opportunity of
hearing them. All the local teachers
are expected to be present and • sev-
eral from a distance. Lunch will be
served. It is very much to be re-
gretted the departure of Mr. Jarrett
but what is No. 9's loss is Zurich's
gain.
Mr. John Smitli fractured one of
the small bones in his left hand a few
days ago and will likely lose the use
so.
of that member for three weeks or
The municipal pcit is beginning to
boil, but we will say little about it
for a week or so yet. One of the
names we hear Mentioned is that of
Mr, R. J. Draper. He would make a
pvoteseritioena.pable meneler of the council
if he could be induced to accept the
The township council met on Mon-
day when it was moved by J. C.
Woods, seconded by J. Cox, That the
following accounts. be 'paid : Gravel—
J, Rogers $23.20, W. Colclough
J. McIlwa;in $1.62, S. ,Ratheeell $15,-
60, T. Jewett $5.47; W. Murch $12.-
18, Jas. Hays $2.64, T. Betties 311.-
20, Je Connell 331,14, Mrs. McCart-
ney $16.80, Jas. Ccinnoll $4.20, Jep.
Brincffey 328.80, G. Wise $10,50, Jae,
Thompson $8.31. Moved by J. P.
Stewart, seconded by J. Ford. That
this .counell de 'now adjoern to ineet
on Dec. 15th at 10. o'clock.
The 'following is the report of the
pupils, of S. S. No: 3 based on ,regue
larity, goodedeportment and general
profieiency : . ' , '
5th—Herbert Roes, Egerton Will -
. 'Mr. ,Alex.. Kirkpatrick has purehas-
- ed Mr. A:ndrew :Yeung's driver. A.
will make it .hot for the boys now.
Mr, Leslie Cox was the guest ef
Mr, Thee. Mitchell on Sabbath'. Se-
ine attraction for Leslie, pure. • .
There will be. an entertainment gi-
. ven in No. 8'school. houseon Thurs-
day.: Miss Johnston,. teacher, net
prepared a• good program for the oc-
casion and a good time is expected.'
Mr. With and Miss Ruthy Allin
returned home from ehe Northwest
last week. 1 .
Mr and Mrs Varcoe accompanied
by their eon mid cletiglifter and Mrs.
Welsh have gone to California where
they will spend the Wintee months.
The wedding bells will ring on the
4th and Zion in the' neat future.
• Zion Sunday sOhool intends holding
. an Xmas Tree on the Friday night
before Xmas, A good program
being prepared. '
Dungannon.
IDivine service was conducted in St.
Paul's church last Sabbath forenoon
by Mr. Cox, divinity student at Hur-
on College, London. Mr. Cox sup-
plied the pulpit during the vacation
last summer Mid fall very 'acceptably
and was much esteemed by the con-
gregation and other citizens of this
village and vicinity. . '
Mrs, C. Durnin's numerous eriends
are pleased ,to know that the vener-
able lady is gradually recovering fr-
em her illness. Her son, Charles
Burnin, M. D., West Hope, North
Dakota,' Who came to visit and at-
tend her, returned home last Friday, •
after remaining for several days un-
til a -change for the Better came.
We are pleased to know that Edith, -
second daughter of Coubeillor T.
Stothers of Ashfield, is grasidally
convalescieg from an attack of ery-
sipelas in the head and face 'which
for a few days was so serious that
faint hopes of her life were enter-
tained.
We regret that Wellington Oliver
who has been ill for some time, is
/tot improving in health as his fri-
ends would wish.
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A Blenheim Business Man
SuppQrts Local Option.
That the interest in the Local Op-
tion movement is growing was sho-
wn by the splendid auditnce that
greeted Mr. J. 13. Shillington of
Blenheim on Friday ever.ing. Mr.
Shillington is a ready Speaker and
bas his facts well in hand, which ho
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1..soacsal withotigonfronta
oodenect.gPsineessilsan'
spoke
eons
standpoint, being himself a merchant
of 13lertheim with considerable ex-
perience, and ex -mayor of the town.
/le spoke, therefore, with considerab-
le infiuence from his standpoint of a
business inan. What be said was
I very convincing for he plainly show-
ed by statements, which he defied
anyone to refute,that "No License' as
he called it in Blenheim, had proved,
to he, even under Unfavorable con-
ditions, as far as trade was con-
cerned, a blessing to the town. By
various quotations from leading mer-
chants, and others generally em-
ployed, he showed that busiuess was
better teday in Blenheim, after six
months trial of "No License" than
it was a year ago with license. Ibis
was not the showing in other towns
of that vicinity where they still have
license, as bis various references
showed. No branch of trade had
suffered, nut rather had increased.
His own business, and he is a leading
merchant carrying on a general busi-
ness, had increased ten per cent.
This he took to be the natural cour-
se of things, as the money that for-
merly went for whiskey, now geeee
to stimulete, the ger.eral trade of the
town. And as he showed, if this is
the state of things at the beginning,
what may we not expect in the fut-
ure ? But, as he also showed, they
had not gone Local Option from the
standpoint of trade. They went into
it because it was the right thing to
do, and because it was right they
felt. they ought to do it, even though
trade decreased. But, not only had
they the blessing. of God and the
approval of their consciences .but also
temperal prosperity as the result of
no license. He used the word no li-
cense because, as he fully'. explained,
Blenheim was not ender Local Op-
tion, the council baying refused to
grant the request of the people at
the polls, And therefore refused to
give the ylaw its third reading.• The
licensed commissioners, however, re-
fused to grant any licenses; with the
approval of the Government, as the.
people voted in the majority for
Lecal Opteon: The /natter, as, ho sta-
ted, was still in the courts, but in
the meantime no license- was a .eucc-
ees, not only: in the respeet of busi-
ness but as far asthe drinking, habits
of, the people weee condeened, thelaw
was being oeserved -ane many whose
weakness itwas:to tipplevand cithers
who -drack to . excess have found it
possible to get along- without spend-
ing their moneyefor that which did
not profit there and declare they are
better for it, and• therefore. as satis-
fied with things as they are. There
are a feW of course who will have it
and get, it of their .owt. accord. • The
truly eloquent appeals to the, young ,
men present were both timely an
touching, and were calculated to make
a lasting impression on any peesent
who were in danger of yielding to the
temptation, of strong drink. • '
The singing of Mr. Sine Murch was
,Yery midk appreciated' by the audien-
ce. ' He was in good voice and hi.
selections Were very appropriate.
The expressed opinion of many is
Cartney, Ella Colclough, Lulu Will- that Friday's meeting a egured. well
son, Stirling Dempsey, Norman Hole for the success' Of LocaleOptioe. '
land, . Verna2nd_miRhodes.nicRoss,
.jJosephRev. J. Oreene °Coupled. the chair
Pt.
and on the platform Were Revs,
•er,' Lottie Layis, Delbert Huller; Mailing., Magee • and Dr. Cook, Ow-
- pt. lst—Hattie Miller, Ernest Mo.. ing. to illness Dr. Stewart could. net
C.aroon
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Trewartha,• Teacher. .
•The sentence of death imposed ' on
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dward .Slaughter ((colored) for the
iseThferomBeljle.i'u:sletolinneer C$760m0Pialii7ye:ahlaev'' Ilcouney has been commuted to
secured an an exclusive five-year eranch murdee of John Redden in Essex
tally shot • and killed his son while uitii.efe9dr slitfeee. es 'aritil
Henry. Van Ness of Aiden iciTtrust
trw
aden- Prish°e41.111en
deer hunting. The bullet passed tin_ was invoked- to -protect) two theatees
ough the body of Janies Parks, who :i1IT:Mh:•11113e'ethaoLdist church Ot R: ichn;iond,'
will recover: • int., was burned. •
Sr: 4±h -Leila Ford, Oscax Tebbutt,
eloseia Hollinee, Muriel Willson, Ho-
ward Trewarine,•'' Albert Pickard,
May leleCartney, Francie Potter, Etta
Colclough, Florence Layis, Pearl
Heller,- Myrtle Connell, Clarice Ba -
dour, Leone Yeo; Ida Huller:
• 'Jr. 4th—Minnie 'Sturdy, Wilbert
Halstead, Edith Levis; Lulu Mule.
holland, Myrtle Trewartha,- Clarence
Potter,-- John Sturdy, Clifford Mc-
Cartney. , ,
Sr. 3rd—Emily Yee, Enema Hol-
land, Alex. Ross:.
Jr. erde-Retta Ross, Horner Can-
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telon, Chatlie Levis, Lorne Jervis,'
Frarils Williarns,* Lizzie Baclour. •
Sr. 2/ d—Nererian • Miller Percy
Munnings, Ernest Huller, Athert
Proctor; . •
•Jr. 2nd—Jmsie .Ross Lorne Mc-
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Y ren thee the; great store has ever Ei ha vvt). AM our space is limited we ee
et. - cannot go into details, but we &nearly men tiOn a few lines that mei be '•"
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interesting, and give a taint idea •tif the display Ivo •inake, •
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Lediee' Neckwear in ail thu la tf‘st Ftsio of stork vollars; lace ties, turn- ).
over% chitlon collo rs. cue., n t 23 e 35e. 00, 'fee mei $1. • en
Ladiele PON in ail the latest designs with fancy Nickles, in all the new ete
shapes, In eilk and oath's in biliele white emit corms, at 2e)c, 3e, 500.,
75e, $1 ep to $1.75. et.
Pillow Sheins, Sideboard Deppee, Centre Plecee, leoiles, Stauiped Lin- •••
en, etc., at elose prime. • •,e
Japanese Silks, in all t he leading shades at 2ee, eite,
Japanese Silk Table Covers in color s of ea rdinal, turquoise, nee: pink ee
and blue with heavy knotted frilige. They wake a nice Christmas ,-e;
eapplOenseesnetD4tralpt°;e1M7h5eicl)fidde2rY(Mw.ith silk and gold, in a variety of colors, •:** '
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at 50e, 75c and $LOB *..
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Silk Waist Goods, in a great variety of patterns and colors, from Ws t
to $1,50, . .,
French Flannels and Silk mixtures, for shit t waists, in fanny stripes este:
and floral deeiges. at 50c, 75c and $1,00.
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Don't miss our Holiday
Display. Our elegant line of
Holiday Goods is now open
for display. Call wirly and
make your selection.
Christmas is Coming
and everybody who
sees our beautiful
display of Holiday
Attractions is glad of
it. Come to head-
. quarters for Popular
Presents at Popular
Prices. --
We Will Please You
we will sati6fy you.
We will meet your
wants, be they' large
or small, with the
most suitable pres-
ents at fairest prices.
Our Fine
Holiday Stock
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Ladies' French Kid Gloves, in reliable makes, in Week and colors. .t,
every pair guaranteed, $1.e0, g1.45 and 5150. ;
Ladies' Fine Shoes and fancy felt slippers, in great variety at popular 'ee.
• prices, .I.
Ladies' Fur Coats in Greenland Seal. Astrachan and Electric Seal at e:e
red /red prices. ee
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T4YLOR St5 SON.
. have the best assortment to choose from. .
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. One great aim is to please our numerous Customers and we
have the stock., het will give satisfaction „, . ,,, ..... ,......
We are sole agents in Clinton for the celebrated 'Kant Krank •
nud Granby' Rubbers. They are more popular this season ehan
ever. Oui dustnmers say they are the best
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM .
They do not eastany more than other rubbers hut they wear •
better. Weare also sole agents in• (Allston fon•Williains' Pet,.
ent Lace Leggings and Felt Lined Boots and they are a -first-
class combivation. AA those who are weiteing them what •
they think of them and we know whatthe verdict will •be, .... •
-Now, is the time to invest money in footwear. Our stock is
the biggest and our prices are the lowest for FIRST CLASS "
G.00DS. Lotus help you save dollars on.your shoe bill. We •
know we can- do it. 'We will not be endersold...... .,,......e
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The Old Reliable
WM. TAYLOR & SON. 1
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Your wants can be supplied best by *.
US..: Our prices bring us the --
trade. • '
you have our personal supervision .
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and satisfaction - c
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Is full of Quality,
Variety., Beauty and
Good Taste. It is
easy to seleet from,
supplies exactly wh-
at you want, and it
would be a mistake $
to buy before you
see it.Rerneraber
this splendid assorta
ment contains The
Right. thing for Ev-
ery Person, old, mid -
ale -aged or young.
Thel infant Crown Prince of Italy •Don't Miss Our Holiday Display,
Was baptised in the bellreom of the
Cenie in and Pee how satisfactory Christmas shopping can be made, how
well we can fill your want, aud how five we can make your money go.
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HE GREAT CASH STORE
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This is the place if you want a snap in
.11ILLINERY AND CARPETS THIS WEEK
We are Selling beautiful
READY-TO.WEAR HATS
at remarkably low prices while they last.
. N W TAPESTRY CARPE'1'
Good value at 05e for • 15 0 C
$ " " 5 0 e .4. 40e
All -wool and Unions at rock bottom prices.
Special prices in Ladies' and Misses' Coats this
week. Don't miss the bargains.
- See the range of nice 130W Corsets that we are selling.
Na better value in the market.
We have a very large stock of Overshoes and Rubbers for the
cold weather.
D.. M. MoBEATH, BLYTH
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Subscribe for The I avisullee rd.
Over 150 passengers were injured . ' ' '
a Missouri Pacilks smashup near 11O1- W
den, MO, -ooper o., 1 _
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