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Clinton News -Recent
ANNUAL NOOK TAKING
Fred. Jackson's-
Our
ackson's -
Our February Sale has thus tar been a great
success We have yet a litlited"supply, of winter
goods which we will clear out regardless of profit
Every pair mut go acid the prices will move them,
See our Men's Rubbers at
Ladies' Rubbers at •
Ladies' kid lace with fleece lining at
Another line similar for
Boys heavy shoes warm lined for
Men's " " *5 5.
Men's " Buckle rubbers for
75e
,5Oc
$1.25
$1.00
$1.50
$2,00
$1.50
You cannot judge of the values we are offering
unless you come and see for yourself. To investigate
is to invest. We know that our prices are right there.
fore its a pleasure to show our goods.
Repairs While You Wait.
FRED. JACKSON
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I 0 -NT M IR,00AT S
In Mien's and Boys' At Less Than
I- Manufacture's Prices.
iA few days ago we were fortunate enough •to secure first
Zchoosing from all the Sample Overcoats of one of Canada's•Lar-
gest Manufacturers at ridiculously low price and rather than
1 carry them over for another season we will place the entire lot
on Sale commencing Saturday at such wonderfully low prices
that a few days must see a general clear up of every coat.
Remember — This is not a cleating out of undesirable gar-
ments but a genuine Sacrifice Sale of tip-to-the-mtnute•goods.
Don't fail to see these coats if you need one for the balance
04 of this winter or are going to need one for next.
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ALMOST AT OUST
As we are removing, from :our pres-.,
ent premises we must reduce our stock
an d to do so we have. cut the prices.
Here are a few of the bargains for our
customers
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Ladies' Kid Blucher, regular $3.'2
Sale price 2.6�
Ladies'. Kid Bluchers, regular :$1.75 149.
and $2. Sale price
MISSES.
Misses Kid Bluchers, regular $2.00 16 (�
Sale -price . �7
Misses Chocolate Bluchers, regularqa
1.75. Sale price .. . I ere u
Childs' Box Calf and Kid Bluchers,n
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. iegular $1.35 and $1.50. Sale priceI I.
Childs' Kid Bluchers, . regular $1 • 9Q
and 1.10. . Sale price rice 75e awn .9
$ a
RUBBERS.,
Men's Rubbers..._ .85
Ladies' Rubbers .SO
Misses Storm Rubbers.. .... .45
MEN'S
Men's Patent Blucher; regular $d
and $4.50. Sale price 17, .
Men's heavy winter calf, tan and A n
black, regular $5. Sale price ,. 'T. Lin
Men's Velour calf, regular $8.50 and n - .
$4. Sale rice b .0In
Men'sPBox Calf,regular •2,50. Sale
price $ 1,98
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oPPor unr t for the thrifty tY to refurnish the whole
house at did saving, not made at the expense
Dining, Bed Room or. Kitchen.
lete outfits and ethnic leers that are marvels
and econottty. Better see them.
The cheapest spot in Huron County to buy viii kinds of furniture,
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Perhaps ijou are
not buying from us.
itrnI-'htbe
to your advantage to do so
We sell at honest prices—you
like that.
You want to see a liberal as-
sortment when you buy. Our
endeavor is to always have it
for you,
Perhaps you have a reason
for not giving us a share . of
your purchases.
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Are you willing to tell us
what your reason is. We want
to know our faults.
W. D. FAIR 00,
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Mr. Wnt. Elliott, Bayfield, was in
Clinton Tuesday.
Mrs. F. McCartney of Goderich visit-
ed Clinton friends on Saturday last.
Miss - Janette Gunn of Toronto is the
guest this -week of .Dr. and -Mrs.
Gunn
Mr. Alex; Osbanieston, Oodoriele vis-
ited his brother, Mr_. A.:Osbaldes-
ton, yesterday.
Prof, and Mrs. Brown spent the week
end in Galt the guests of Mr: and
Mrs. L. C. Fleming,
Miss Mabel Vodden of Huniett visited
with her aunt, Mrs. Bert Langford,
during thepast week.
Miss Jennie Robertson left last
Thursday for a fortnight'svisit
with Brentford friends:
Miss Mabel Erratt of Auburn was a
guest rat the . home of. Mr, and
Mm, C. J. Wallis for a few days
this -:week.
Mr. Chas. Hovey was called to St.
Thomas on Monday to attend the
funeral of. his. , sister, Mrs. Mary
Macdonald. • -
Miss Burke of St. Thomas: • has
been the guest of'. Miss Hattie
Courtice for •tthe past -week,1ner
many friends were gladtb meet her.,
Miss Beatrice Greene has been . con-'
fined, to the house during the past
week suffering from the, prevailing
cold.. She is recovering, we - are
glad to state:
Robbie Lawson 'came up from Petro
• lie. on Friday to attend' the fu'nenai
of. hid emit, Mrs. Joseph Lawson,
Auburn, on Sunday -and returned to
Petrous 'oh Monday. ' `
Mr. Chas. Slemanon, Moosejaw,- Sask.,
of the. C.P.R. bridge building staff,'
and his - brother, Mr. - Weil. Slemenon
of Ethel were. guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John' Govett yesterday. -
Re,v: Alex. -MacMillan 'and -Mrs. Mae -
Milian of Toronto were in town!
couple 'of days .last • week, , ha'Ylt
conic' up to attend the funeral of
their' neice, Miss Katie Gunn.
Mr. Will; . Downs, - Toronto, ' and Mr.
Richard Downs, Port. Huron, who
,attended : the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. J • Lawson, Auburn, on •Sun-
day, were the guests of their 'bro-
ther, Mr. R. A; -Downs, .on Mon-
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. J. T. Clark of Toronto, who;
was a: visitor •over. Sunday with
friends in' town, left on -- Monday
niorting tor home.-' Miss Mabel ao-
cornpan.ied' him, bitt Mrs. Clark and
Master • Arthur are remaining until
the • end of the week., -
Mr. Frank Kydd, who has been on
the . staff of the Doherty Co., near-
ly a year, left yesterday for Cuba,
• 'where his 'family reside. He was
accompanied by Mr. Gordon Cun-
inghanie,who will spend a couple •oi
,months in the land of sunshine,
fruit and: flowers, .
Mr. V. C. French, editor oP-.The .Tem -
es has . been confined, to his• - •bed
'e
for the past ten days, the result of
a retapse from .the la grippe, which
nearly resulted in typhoid fever. We
arepleased to report thathe is re-
covering as rapidly as can be ex-
pected, Well.nva-
and trust he tigrl be ra 1.
eseent in a few days.---W:etaskiwin,
. Alta., Times: •
Mr. Chas. Donaldson of ' Winghani
' was in town on Friday Iasi on bus-
tnss b nt for'the I. Case
Come
parry, Ile 'has had a successful year
so much so that - the Company gave
him a tangible recognition and he
will continue to pushits interests
for at least another twelve months.
Mr. Donaldson returned a few days
ago from a visit to the Company's
nienereoth plant at Racine, Wis.,
where its chief agents from the U.
S. and Canada were entertained.
Prof. lirown, who has had charge of
the organ An Wesley church for the
past couple of years, has sent in
his tesagnation, having accepted the.
organ in Knox church, Galt, which,
by the way, is the. largest Presby-
terian congregation in Canada, The
pastor of this church is leev. Mr.
Knowles, the well-known Canadian
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author. l o Mr.Drown •n succeeds Mr.
Geo. Lethbridge, who goes to Eur-
ope the last week in February to
conid ae his studies,s, at which
time
Mr. Brown will assume the position.
Ile will'
Ili.
also take over
Mn. t�
I.CIt
bridge'ss class in music+. Mr.
Brown's Clinton friends congratu-
late him upon the appointment and
wish him every success.
More Personals
Page S.
February 1191lt
rAfel ,JR4FLAR 5rJR)ff/
We're�:-� l
� y Cutling L
Every Vestage of Winter Goods for a Great January Clean UP
And remember, this is not a clean up ,of undesirables --every garment and every article mentioned in the fol-
lowing
list is the wry best value obtainable at regular prices. Every article must go—yours the pre it. This
will be•the greatest opportunity ever offered men, women and children of Clinton: and vicinity to get acquainted
with the high class of merchandise which• we carry. We are driving the knife in deep and prices will be topped
off in big chunks, The reason for this great slaughter sale is the fact that we make each season clean up its oWn
stock,
PURCHASE AT OUR STORES DURING JANUARY AND SAT MONEY. •
25 .Ladies' Wate. roof
Coats -Special $5
25 Ladies' Waterproof Coats of cravenette and
tweeds, full length, good style, all sizes. Reg $7.50 to .
$12, bale price
$5
10 Men's Waterproof Coats Special $5
10 only Men's. Waterproof Coats, dark grey, all
sizes. . Reg $10, sale price - - $5
5t1c and 6Oc • Dress
.Goods 39c
• 500 yds -all pure wool' Deese
Goods in plein'colers, stripes and
cheeks, black, blue, red, brown,
rose, wines, green, greys, etc.,
serge, fancy . wnrstede, weaves.
• Venetians box clothe,- etc:;
• splendid wearing qualities, suit.
bfor le f r Itil ' lasses a -
c of weer ev-
ening. street or school. Rep 50e.
and 60c, sale price - 39 .
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Special Dress Goods
25,c
10 ;pieces Dress Goods. Just
a clean up lot from the dept..
Good colors and, strong wearing•
qualities. : Reg 35c, and 50e,
while they Jaen you choice as
$1.50 Corsets' - -- $t
D&A Corset special for Sat-
urday only. White ,Batiste, all .
sizes, very daintier trimmed.
Reg -$1.50, special 51
25c Ladies' Belts 19e.
Clearing -out the balance of
our Christmas Belts, leather,
elastic and silk in black,, brown,
red, . grey, • blues. etc. Reg 25c
and 35p,' sale price - 19
50c Ladies' Belts 39c
Ladies' Fancy Belts in leath-
er. elastic and silk. fancybuckles
in all the popular colors -the
balance of our Xmas buying.
Reg 50c. sale price 39 .
35c Children's Uuder.
• • wear 25c •
5 doz Children's Wool Un-
derwear vests and drawers; well
made and trimmer). with inser-
tion and ribbon. Splendid value
at reg price 35e, sale price a!s
$1:50 Black.. - Sateen
Waists -$1
Ladies' Blacle Sateen waist;
good quality,. fast black. latest'
style, all sizes. :Reg $1.50, - ale
price '
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35 Ladies' Astrachan Fur
Coats .
29 Ladies' Black Astrachan Fur Coats, silk quilt-
ed lining with Timber Sable collars and - self collars,
three good styles to choose from., sizes 34 to 40, Reg
$45, $50 and $60, sale price - - $35
3 only Bocharan 'Fur Coats, Alaska Sable collars:
Reg $75, sale price - - $55
3 only Astrachan Coats. Reg $25, sale price $15
Ladies' Coats •'
Half Price -
25 Ladies' Winter Coats
made of beaver and rough
tweeds, colors black, blue, grey,
brown, etc.,. very newest style.
Reg $10; $12, $15, and $18, sale
price : - Half Price
50 percent' off
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h ldlren s Coasts
About 25 Children's Winter,
Coate meetly 'fancy a tweeds,
blanket•cloth • and heavers, all
new styles, Sale price -. SO
percent. off
Millinery 50 percent
off
Clearing out the balance of
our Millinery at half price. Some
good styles left.
50c Toques 25c
About 2 dozen Children's.
Toques, assorted colors, honey-
coinbe weave, doubled. Reg 50e,
sale price:: . . _
15c Wrapperrett 1.Oc
10 pieces Fancy Wrapper-
rett, good designs, .good color.
ings, suitable for house ' gowns,
dressing sttrgiles, etc., 27 inches
'abide. Reg 15e, sale price.
Remnants of •
Flannelette.
IMa'nufacturer'p remnants of
white and pine 'Flannelette.
End,. run ficin 2 to 10 yds, worth
regularly 10c and 12- c. clear ins
them up at - 7
Remnants of Cotton
Manufacturer's remnants of
white Cotton, good width, splen-
did value. Ends run ft one 2 to
10, yds, worth 12tc, 15e and 18e. .
clearing them at one. price; - 8
Re_mnants.•of Apron
Ginghams
Manufacturer's remnants of
Apron Gingharns, . splendid ••
width • and duality, worth 12te,
lye and '18c,.clearing 'them at 8
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OLZER 44_41-A9011Ar
Hullett Happenings
The News From Londesboro
Miss Mabel • Vodden visited' . .last are ;assembled here tonight asa fes-
week as 'the guest of Mrs. Bert tive gathering'., there is a, touch of Miss A. Bell returned Saturday an Alts. Thos. Millar •was laid up wine'
Langford of Clinton. I sadness mingled with our joy, know ter a ten days visit with Toronto and an attack of lumbago the forepart of
'Mr. Jas. Shobbtook bought aBrie Ling, that we are about to ince you Woodstock ,friends,
this week. • •
Mr. Chas. Manning was under tire
weathera• few days •last week,
Mrs. J:.* S. Carter entertained . a
few of 1,err friends to tea oil- Tues-
day eve,n:ng of this week.
On Tuesday afternoon of ' this week
at 3 o'clock a marriage. took place
• Temperance
at the- Londesboro Manse, when 5u.-
House and ,who: is acting, as agent
for a London • tea firm,' received and
delivered a 'quantity of. tea, coffees,
spines,. etc,, last' week. -
Mi ,- Thos. Nott is laid' up, with . a
severeattackc• .
grippe..
ofg PP
Mr, Thos. Millar received a car ' of
coal Monday of this week. .
horse at' Mr. Chas,' Wallis' sale • -in , from our.neighborhood. We are sor- Mrs. John Tamblyn spent' Monday
Clinton on Saturday; Mr, Shobbrook,1 ny to have you leave our. midst, as and Tuesday with her .'sisrter; Mrs.
keeps the right kind. you have ever been kind and obliging (Dr.) Medd of Godetkch.
Mr. 'Thos. Nott' Le at present laid to each and every one, of us ever_ Mr, D. Cantelon. of Clinton shipped
':p with an attack of. grippe which ready'to lend a helping hand to the a, carload of potatoes this week.
is so common. needful, ready also witit a kind word This is the. fourth car Mr. Cantelon
'Mr:. Will, Stephens sold a, horse and to cheer the sorrowful.and in a multi- has purchased in this . vicinity, ., this
has also replaced it. tude of ways to make yourselves felt season,
Mrs. Thos. Nott, who has. had an• for goad in this 'community. There- Mr,
A Iiazum of the Te -roper
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attack of pleurisy, is better again.. fore, realizing this we have taken this
Mr Albert Carter of Red Deer,. In the midst of it . Miss' Maggie
Alta.; who is spending the. winter in opportunity • of showing our. appreoia-
Ontario, is visiting his brother, Mr,.: tion of your kindness, love and..good-
ie
R nand Carter. .. Will l to us to present you with this
clock andS
chert i
w t this
Mn. pin,as a
Robert. Br '
t own, Jr.,Jx.who .has
been. visiting his brother, William,in small tokenof our respect for von and
Detroit fora month, has returned our
'gratitude to you for the . _ iany
home. , ' favors • you have shown to us. "e And
Mr. J. C, Henry has sold his fine we ask of you to accept the gifts, not
farm of 150 acres on the 13th con• for the money value they contain, but subject in the morning was "The the future honer. of Mr, and 4lrs. Mc-
as1'ndeven- a reminnerof happy�
theM 1 C r ",
rde on a art n 'n th
daysyou o 1•,
n and i
The price was excellence a, modest• . oneg g Ewing where -they gave a v cry, enjoy-
in view of the of the place, have spent in this neighborhood, That nig . "The Evangelical Campaign' ne.W able evening to their'marry friends,
and it is the earns figure, by the way, . whereat wishes may accompany . you being held in Toronto.. Owing to, who esti ndtd to the newly married
wherever rcongregations
w eel t
o ' weather conditions ns the,
that lilt. Henry's father paid for it yourmay becastandC n acouple sfntrrest good wishes for .
thirty-tive yearn ago. It is' .slab woe- that success may crown your labors both morning and evening were not long and happy mart ed life•
here in this: World and that you may large.
thyof
notingthat r•+
t a M .Walter
Cure- r. Hamm ,Sr, of Myth t a ., ,gin w a
M
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Ion he
to n'
enjoy the'
Sgift and ••t-
inghame, the present purchaser, lived sparedj y'Sunday last ryas held as :17rs.,ut t few days this week at the 'i'etnl,cr-
upon the fauna when it. was bought by that when called upon to' leave the any Sunday in the Methodist. Sun- ante Tronas.
.ofThe
this 1
Mr. Henry. It is not often that a thingsworld that perish, you day school, usual mis-
man returns' to the old place after .so may with joy ;enter upon that glor sio>yary collection. was taken and an
iaus world where parting is unknown, interesting address on the work of
Ions an interval, Mr. Con years.
Auburn
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is the sincere desire and wish
wsof
every sgiven the
has .been. in the west for a few years. • the Deaconess Home was by
Mr, Henrye of us. Signed on behalf of the D'ntendcnt', Special music teas .
r3' parted with the farm On Friday hest Mrs. Joseph Latin
with regret and only, did stein view of • friends• supplied by the orchestra, Y i
son, a much esteemed resident oh
the foot that his only son, now a t Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Patterson,
Auburn, where site spent her whole •
t tud�en'E of the Clinton Collegiate, has Mr. and Mrs, R. Thinking, Auburn life, pas', d into the Crreat' Beyond at,
decided upon another occupation. i. Mr. and Mrs• II. itlog-ridge,t`ite age of forty -rine years. 5hc hac3
Mr. and Mrs, llehry will take up R• Scour Those interested Ln the Baptist lx°en in poor health for somee time
their residence in Clinton where they, RobI Morrison, church here will be glad to hear that ;tad the cosi was not unexpected, She
expect to move during the course of John �V, J'ackson, the debt has been
the month.
Mr, and Mrs. Witmer,: poli off' by the sub- was the daughter of,t;he late Robert
scriptions which were ctrcu.ated Downs, a1one�-time resident of this
On Friday evening last they enter- Mr. and Mrs. John F'ingland, This, church was erected ata cost of village' and subseciuently of Clinton
tamed their neighbors among whom Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Webster, about $4,Ot10 and dedicated two years where he departed this' life a few
they have lived so long .and so happily Porter Wright, ago .s 'it will be at ante seen that years -ago. Mrs. Lannon is survived
and in music, games and in partaking The recipients, who bad expected the congregation has been exceedingly by her husband and their two child -
at
s
c [ Howson <�: atvS
h fine ud rLawson,
thes Onset which Mrs. HenryHiepr•y only a pleasant parting evening, were liberal. They have a lilacs of wet.- . rl rt, 1: �r
had provided, the evcntngg passed all taken completely by surprise, and Mr. ship that is an ornament;. to the ,Auburn, and Mrs. Walter Moore, Cod -
too t'edY• Henry wasenabled but orielly to village of which h o oe g
otd
p_�erreI.
The largely -attended ced funeral
wee suppluneeted by the preee station press their appreciation of the kind fist friends have every reason to be took pure on Sunday at Locution tee.
Jaekson, on behalf of those assent- sentiments contained in the address proud. They are to be congratulated hall's re•nlet•t'ry, the se•rvicc being eon-
s
• the .steerof the Methodist
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ducted d h t c
bel read ed p
'r. th folia" wi'ft's which accompanied 't which � ng address wliirh and of the gifts n . upon the zeal and t`ouitiage whr h Y
sbcYorMe tsqnranota ;J
c ttof a very
hand- TIrYwouldney r regret andprc-p
prompted
tclthen
tott
reef theirband- d
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mtc t here. i10 three brothers i5
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clock to Mr, and Mrs. sent kindnesses, They were sorry to some odif:'ce and upon the succuss the deceased, Mr. Pobt. Downs, C"lin-
Iletny :incl a pretty
monogram pin tis tf leave a neighborhood where all had which han erown their efforts. ton ; Mr. William Downs, Toronto ,
Llleir sort, Se:hert. dwelt SO happily together hat as'they The pulpit of the ' Baptist church and Mr. Richard Downs, Port Nitron,
The• Address :,Were tot moving far away they would will be Oeeupied next Sunday by Rev were all present at the funeral, To
To Mr. and Mrs. J. f', Flcnry and be enabled to 41v/trete keep old friend- W. Wylie, recently out from Scot- the be�eeiserl ones the sympathy of
HORN. : Dear F'riendss,—Whilst we i ships green. 'land. thewhole_ ccsn.ittuttity is extended,
an Campbell became the 'wife of. Anee •
ander Mek:wieg, both of the 11'th ton. .
of Hullett, near ilarlock. The' erre-•
#bony was performed -• by the Rev.
Walter T. Pearcy, Al-. A., ' and . wan
Witnessed only by immediate relativ-
es. The bn:de was' becomingly gown-
ed in. white net mer.'white--silk and
the couple were unattended. - When.
Rev. , J.• II. Osterhoet preached tw.o the wedding party had spent' -a little' -
very instructive sermons' Sunday..' he time at the manse they returned to .-