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New For
Christm
Just two weeks, and the world's greatest holi-
day will be here. From now, till then, things for
Christmas will have first place in this store. There
will be no neglecting rsgular stocks, but holiday
goods, of all kinds, will be kept in the foreground.
This week, the store is putting on its holiday dress.
New goods and novelties, suitable for gifts, are ar-
riving every clay. By thetime this paper reaches
you we .will be ready with a. display of the useful
and , enable goods for holiday giving that will be
well worth seeing.
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Ribbons for Fancy Work.
The Clinton Ncws'.Record
► * „ Original Issues of * *
Grand Christmas
Double Numbers
This is, unquestionably, the Ribbork'store of town. Every
wanted pattern,.kind and width,.suitable for Fancy . Work,. in
stock, and you will save time and bother :if you will come here
first when looking for Riboons .
Bebe Ribbons, Silk and Satins, alt .colors, 2c sift! 3c
Pure Silk Ribons, all widths, all shades, 4c, 5e, 8e 1l0e
Satin Ribbons, suitable for Cushion Frills and Fancy
Work,. many qualities,. all widths, 5e, 7r, •1Oe, I5c
Fanry.ltibbons, in widths suitable for Fancy Work;;
35c, 5Oc and 75c
Sateei1S, Plain and: Fancy.
Soine handsome patterns. in fancy. S.ateeris, suitable for
Cushion, Comforters, etc., also a' complete • assortment of • all
wanted shades, in plain and colors;
Fancy Sateens, 20c, 25e and 30c
Plain Sateen's, good quality, 15c and 2ue
IN STOCK.
PEAR'S ANNUAL
3 Colored Supplement Plates -25e
BLACK AND WHITE
Colored Cover Delicate Design 50c
THE LONDON GRAPHIC
All in Colors and Full of Fun...50e
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
Usual high standard of excel-
lence 50c
Handsome Cushion Tops
You are not likely to find a , stock of Cushion:. Tops in
to n to compare with the selection .we have gathered together •
for this Holiday selling, The designs .are new, ,unique and
up-to-date, and, although the variety is Iarge, there are very
few of any single pattern. Come and look them over before
the best are gone. .
Heavy Lithograph Cushion Tops, .great combination
01.'new patterns 'at ;Me, 50e and 75c
Damask and Silk Cushion :Tops, rich colorings and
patterns,in crimsons, green and:. blues, each
$1.00 and $L25
Heavy Velour Cushion Tops, in redand green, each
$1.7.5 and $2.25
Japanese Silk Embroidered' Cushion Tops, each
$1.00 and $L25
Tinted Cushion' Fops, inn a large varietyof designs,
each. 25c to 60c •
Cushion Forms, with Down and Combinalion' Filling
50c, 75e, $1,00 and '$L25
Orders Solicited for—
The Christmas Globe—
Canacka's National Holiday Number
Eight Colored Pages.
Four' Separate Plates.
SUPPLY LIMITED -- PRICE 50c
'ORDER; EARLY.
NQRDIIEI1IER PIANOS. '
Agents Parker's. Dye Works.
W. Dr Fair Go•
Often the Cheapest; Always the Best,.
About
People
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December bth Itt04
Deady ity, Christmas Trade,
Mr. W. ' Jackson is in Montreal this
week.
Mr. Jacob Taylor was •in Toronto on
Monday and Tuesday,
Mr. D. Cantelon isattending county.
council in'iGoderich this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Case left on Tuesday
for their home in New York state.
Mr. • and Mrs. James. Workman c,f
near l:lillsgreen were in 'town on
Tuesday. ' •
Roy Bali, John and Wilbert Mellveen
visited . Blyth and Auburn friends.
on Sunday, .
Mr: R. V, Williams of the Sovereign.
Bank visited the parental home. irk
Zurich' on `Sunday.
gr..Samuel Kerr of the Nile was 11.e
guestof his. daughter; ;Ivtrs. D S.
Cook, over Spitday.
Mrs. R. 'Atkinson of; :Exeter is spend-
' ing a week or. two :with her (laugh-
' ter, 'MrsA. Hooper.
IXrs. J. W Green of Wellesley was
the .., guest of her mother, Mrs,
John Croll, last week.
Rev tlz... McDonagh:'of Stratford Was
the guest of 1VIr, .John Cuniniughame
. While in town', over Sunday;. ,
Mrs.. John Croll leaves this week for
Galt where shewill spend• the win-
' , ter. Mr. Croll will join Ler•later.
Miss Annie Wright of 'Goderich :spent
from ,Saturday till' Tuesday with
her friend; Miss Blanche Mcllveen.
Dr: Chisholm, M. P., Major. ' Dudley
!Holmes. and Mr. Thos, Bell; furr.i-
ture manufacturer, Weis in Clinton
on Tuesday, '.
-Mr. John. Landers of the 'London
Road, Stanley,' spent a few days of
the past week as the guest of 'gr.
George Shipley.
Mrs. .W. Fletcher and Mrs. 'Themis
Ketehie of Galt have Leen .pending
the past week at the {,ttrcitval no-
ine,. Mr;. John Crop's. •
Mr. ' Will Miller, has returned •to Hen,sell to help Mr. Alniart McBricn ov.-
er the busy season. Ail seasons are
busy for Albert,„ but some Fartiqu-
larly 'so . . .
Mr. and Mrs: H. Derr of Wingham:
drovedown't to :.Clinton on'Satur=
day • and spent the two following
days as guests of Mrs.. R. Glazier
and' other friends. -
• i ergs for Farley No I ;
New drawing and: fancy Linens just to hand. We carry -
several qualities and different widths, up to gii inches.' They
' are made by one of the best Irish Linen Manufacturers.
They sell at per yard 40e, b0c, 60c, 75c and $L00
Christmas Gloves
A lady never has too many Kid. Gloves and they are .al-
ways acceptable gifts 'Kid Gloves bought' here can be given
with confidence, and we guarantee every pair that leaves the
store. We are making a special display of the standard lines
and novelties, suitab.e for Christmas gifts.;. •
At $i.ao
Real French Kid Gloves, made from thin, soft skins, two large,
dome fasteners,' self or white stitched, in blacks, greys, fawns arQ�� 0/1
browns, every pair guaranteed, very special value, per pair... tt�� i U
'At $1.2$r •
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Fine quality French Kid Gloves, made from soft pliai r�ble shins,
• • • .perfect fitting, all colors and 'black; per pair $ !.
` At $i.50 116
Extra fine quality real French KidGloves, made from choice
selected Mins, pique sewn, one large pearl clasp, in greys, fawns. 01: r n
and browns, per .:,»,...,.,.....•rr ,.. ,
Silk-linedll ocha. Gloves; in blacks and colors, per pair $1.50
Christmas Handkerchiefs
The fines and largest stock of fancy Handkerchiefs that
.has ever been in this store, will be ready Saturday or early
next week, Never have we had such dainty and beat tiful de-
signs nor the variety to select from that we show this season,
We advise early buying, for best patterns go first, and of them
a
we only havelimited quantity ofany onedesign.
A Millinery Bargain.
We place on sale on Saturday about so Ladies' Felt
shapestarid Children's Felt Hats that originally .sold from
50c to S'g,00, 'clearing for... ...... ...............15 `rents Each
it
ei
Mayor 'Sharpe of Winnepeg was re.
elected by acclamation.
A flow of gas has been struck • ob
• the property of the, Goold, Shapley
+& Muir Co, at Brantford.
Read The News -Record for the ne-
Ws of lluroa,
HE OPENING of the holiday season finds this sl,ore stccked from
it one end to the other with the most desirable wad up -t o -date
Staple and Holiday goods, gathered from far and near. For months
we have been planning for the Holiday season. We have spared DO
pains to get the most saleable merchandise, to get it below regular
prices, when buying in. syndicate quantities would make this possible;
and, because of our foresight, we are offering you NOW values in
Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Ribbons, Gloves, Linens, etc,, which we say,
without hesitation, are unequalled in any other store in town.
A, BEAUTIFUL cALFNDARF1-EE0
Commencing SATURDAY. MORNING, we will give toevery lady customer visit-
ing our store, one of our beautiful calandars,
fl�IcsIoIerCoIs
:At
Here
Any
it
On ..Sale
Saturday. Morning-
on Saturday;niorning, Dec. Leith, you can have y iur choice•of.
any cat in the'store at
xz►etly Ealf .i?fiCe
The very backward season is thecause of ' this big reduction.
We are'anxious to clear out every Coat in the store ' before
Christmas, and in order to make the clearance sure we decided
Jo cut our former very low prices exactly in two.: ' Every Coat
in the store. is marked in plain figures, not a single price being
changed since, they were first marked. •
Brucefield.
Rev. Ir. I3: Sawers attended the
funeral of 'the late Principal cave!' of
Toronto .this week •
, Miss Aggie . Beattie is visiting! Sea-
forth .,friends for, a •,few days,
itfr•. Andrew Scott has returned
from Michigan where he went : to
attend, the funeral of his cousin,. Mr,..
Will. Scott. of Detroit..
Invitations are out for the wedding
of one of our popular' young ladies,
to take place on4hei 13thof this
month,
The •W. F. M. S. met at :the home
of Mrs. Waldron •on Tuesday...
Mr. John Murdock has returned
from a pleasant visit to ,St; Louis,
Chioago, Detroit andother. %places.
it • Was a • surprise to Grits. and
Tories alike around here when they
heard that. Rev, Mr, McLennan of
Kippen was . nominated . at the Liber-
al .convention held in Kippen
:Miss. •Aggie Savers has returned
from a very pleasant visit to 'rill
bury and London friends.
Mr. John Reid's little :daughter is,
we are pleased to say, recovering af-
ter : a : very severe attack of intiam
motion, . , ..
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Mr,. Wdbb, .former proprietor of:. t,he.
Londeshoro mills, was in town yes-
terday. He is now living in Sea-
forth and taking the world easy
this winter after many years close
application to business. .
Miss Ida Erb, who had been :.living
With her aunt, Mrs. T. Jaekson Sr,,
• for .several months, left Tuesday to
join her:. sister at Cranford, New
Jersey. Mrs. Jackson accompanied
her as far as London.
Mr. H. B. Hodgens was (burl town
on Tuesday' for '..he ' first time In
about a month. Tlut he is building
up rapidly now and in a few weeks
will again be actively engaged in
business. Mr. Hodgens is a wedeln •
man of affairs with whe.ii it is 'a
pleasure to have business relations.
Warden Bowman spent Monday in
town' and is how in Goderich pre-
siding over the deliberations of the -
county council, He has accepted
the Conservative nomination for
the Legislature in East I•Iuron.'and.
hasthrown himself into the con-
test with an energy which is the
forerunner of success.
Mr. . and Mrs. Richard Davey of
Spokane, State of Washinkcdonmere
guests. of their niece, Mrs. f). S.
Cook, on. Sunday and Monday, 'Mr,
Davey formerly lived at the Nile,
this county, but twenty-three years
ago went West where he has done
so well that he is r.ow an the
retired list, that ishas made suffi-
cient . of the, wherewithal to take
things easy.
Sir Percy Girouard hast been gazet-
ted Lieutenant-Colonel.
President Roosevelt made Many
nomirra,tions, including four Cabinet,
positions.,
The Japanese on 203 -metre hill.
riddled the Russian warships . in
Port Arthur harbor.
DIY GOODS w MM INTON
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Summe rhill. • •.
'Mr... R.. G. Reid, a' former. papular
teacher, paid a welcome visit to the
school here on Friday last
Mr. 0, J. Nesbitt is recovering
from his late indisposition. •
The •40lowing. is • .thereport of the
school here for Noveinher, based on
\weekly written examinations. Some
of the pupils Were ,very irregular in
attendance which accounts' for their
low standing :
4th Class—Annie. Challenger, Belle
Draper, Grant Archer, Ernest Mal -
tenger, Vella Bali, Eddie Farquhar,
Gcrtie Oakes, John Hayes, Melvin
Hill.
Sr, 3rd- Minnie Easom, Howard
Farquhar, Elsie. Lobb, 011ie Lobb,
Asa Mair, Murray Draper, Stanley
Challenger, Myrtle Beacom.
Jr. art! --"red, Lobb, Nettie Sin-
clair, Albert McLaughlin, Annie
Rall, Maty Smith, 'Howard IIi1i,Fern
Beacom, George Johnston.
Sr. 2nd- I':isie Farquhar, . James
Lovett, Annie Johnston.
Jr. 2nd—Blared Metirien, . Lois
Challenger, vera Lobb, Lynn Mair,
Eddie Miller.
Pt. 2nd- Iluelalt Nesbitt, ' Calvin
Lovett, Maggie 1;aaom, Prank
Lobb.
Pt, 1st—May Sinclair, Jennie M11 -
ler, Seeord Mcllrlen, Horde Beacom,
Palmy Lovett,—J, 11. Lowery, Tea-
Chet.
enChet.
Varna
Mr. B. A. Higgins has• been busy
the past -week ortwo buying 'turkeys
u
and' one day had about nine hundred
dred
delivered,;; to his place. Ben always
pays "a. good. price ', and gets' •a share
Of the fowl
Both the Presbyterians and Metho�
dists Sunday schools .arc mak+inh pre-
parations for their annual Christmas
Tree and entertainment, the former
to bb held about the 23rd inst. and
the latter on the 21st of this inorth."
Mr. D. McNaughton is ripe . of the
busiest men 'in the :village these days.
His blacksmithing' business and his
grain- ' grinder. keens himself employed
late and early as well as several;.
hands he has employed. '
Wedding bells are. ringing in. . ,our
midst •.loi d and clear. Watch for the
wedding notes.. . • ;
Are you a News -Record st.hscriber?
Stanley Township
:Ofnumber of the young people of
h'fs : vicinity spent a very' enjoyable
vening at the •hone of •Mr. •:L. Clark
hili; evening recently,
'Mr. autl Mrs.•. Wm. Rathwell spent
,Sunclitty at the home of Mr. S. Rath-
well, Goderich. township.
• The many friends iof IVI> s;, Wnl.Ciark I.
Sr.' will be' sorry to :,hear that :she
still continues very i11:
Glad to hear that Mr. Charles Ra- .
time'', who has been on the sick
list lately, is able to be out again.
The following is the November re-.
port of- the. pupils of S. S. No. 14,
Stanley: The best in each class is
named in order of merit :
5th—Ida Dinsdale, A. W. Johnston, .
Mary Johnston.
Sr, dth—Eleanor Hood,
Gemmell, Jean Grassick, • •
Jr, 4t11. -Etta Jarrott, Jas. Jarr-
ett, Aggie Gemmell.
Sr. and—Ida Jones, Herbert Jones,
Retia McBeath.
,Sr. "And—John Kehl,, Jas. Gemmell,
I3annalt 1)insdalo, '
Jr. 2nd --Lola Itathwelt, A. II. Jon-
es, Bruce Logan.
Pt, 2nd -Prank Gemmell, Walter
MeIleath.
Pt, 1st—Allan .tidier, Herbert Kehl
Anna May 'tided.
The best spellers in the monthly
spelling nut -Wiles were : f tit— Mary
Johnston ; Sr, dth-•Jean Gra,ssiek ;
Jr. 4th -Murray M. Fisher ; Sr. ;irti-
Herbert Jones ; Sr. 2nd --John Kchl;
Jr, 2nd—Arthur Jones . Pt. 2stcl--
Walter Mefeath
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is the :way we
'sail them.
5.00 Coat for
6.00
7.00 it
8.50
9.00
10.00
11.00
12.00
14:00:
5.00 •
Your money back
if soli want at.
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3.00
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4.25.
4.50
5.00
5,50
6,00
7.00
7.50
CLINTON.
Great Stock o
en's '
We carry the biggest stock of Men's Fur,
Coats in this section, One thing we ,are very
particular about is to handle only lines that are
throughiy.dependabie and can be relied upon
to give :satisfactory wear: if you buy a Fur
Coat here, you select it from the biggest stock
hereabouts, and can depend upongetting one
that will give you satisfaction..
Men's Purr -lined Overcoats,
with Otter collar.
Calf Coats, black brown.
Canadian 'Coon Coats
Flack Curd Coats.
We have all sizes in stock—for little, mecliurn
or big nmen.' IC you are going .to buy a Fur Coat
this winter, come and talk the matter over with us.
We can interest you and probably save you a little
money as well.
Iii envy Woollen Socks
25c per pair.
Men's heavy knitted Woollen Socks, seam- ..
less feet, spliced heel. These socks are made to
retail at 35e per pair: fly special arrangement, we,
buy them front the mill at the same price the
wholesale house pays, and, taking theist in 25i,
quantities, we can sell them at' per pair,,,,,,,.
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