HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-12-14, Page 44
ONLY BU SAW DAYS TILL
''''o ike 1
, Tlils rs to certify
that 1 have personallt
selected the stock of
Cooper & Co. anti have
seat them my best
stock of toys, books and
other choice• presents
and 1 would advise you
to see their stock ac
once.
Santa Claus
A Dinner or Tea Set
would make- a
splendid present.
See
our
new
line
of:
uplift11 ' /iii
il�
wvANlgNTd
China 1)inner Sets.at $115.00. perfect beauties
Tea Sets at $5 and $0.50, semi -porcelain;
Dinner Sets $110, $12 and $15.
( All Dinner Sets. have 97 pieces and. Tea •
Sets 40 pieces:).
COOPER &
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CLINTON.
BIG VALUE
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BIG VALUE
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MAKE THIS
STORE YOUR tri .•'
. • .. . . ui�tutttlrl.
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w�ne►oioirti�rr 1
;:••••� 1; now beg to announce that our .stocks of ap
VV 1 ropriate articles for Xmas gifts are poli .com-
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::::::: plete and in excellent taste, variety and dual-
it}'. The displa}' surpasses anything we,:have piA\.L
ow -1y. shown. Here are a few suggestions
r
Linens Comforters Collars.
Handkerchiefs Blankets . Belts
Umbrellas Furs ; Fancy Bags
Parasols . • flantles Golf Jackets
Select while our stocks are at their best -"NOW"
FRS MAKE SUITABE X
IFTS •.
HERE is nothing more acceptable or more practi
a 1
as a Xmas • Gift than athandscme set of Furs. Our
styles are exclusive and out' values the best known to
the trade.; We are showing :
Sable Mink Marmot ..
Mink .Belgium Hare
• ,:
Persian Lamb Isabella Fox
Grey Lamb Po,cerine
Two Speeials for Saturdays
MLLINERV
We put on sale Saturday
two doz. Trimmed 'Hats.
reg. $6 00 and $7.00,
your choice $1.98
MANTLES
Two dozen Mantles, all
new'styles in Black and.
Tweeds, $5.00 and $6 00
less than reg. price'.
Come early Saturday and get first choice.
Children's Coity Malf :Pre..
Clinton News -Record
December I4th j181i
Eilber's Majority is 287.
Iiensall
Hayfield
Stephen
rshorne
Ilay
Tuckersrui1h
Stanley
(=oderieh Tp•
Exeter
Silber
2t
118
222
9'i
2'2
1D5
1111
(101
Zeller }+
Majo•ity far Pithier 287
2(17
401
Musgrove Notts Up 256.
'M1lusgrowe
:lslltie:.l
W. Wawanosh
E. \V'awanosh
,Morris
'ftu'nb(er'ry
1Jowick
VIfl11ant
lllyth
!Wroxeter
1,7
2115
136
Kerr
] tl
1
51
2(1
12
23.
:368. • 132
1lajor•ity for Musgrove 256.
The Result in.Centre Huron.
Centre Iluron
i•:lhott Prondfoot •
37
.(Tinton
(1uder'iel
Seaforth
Brussels •
lie h illvp
(trey
l lulte'tt
Colborne
1.2
15
68 .
131
611-
1 1
3u
11
03 309
Majo:Ity for PrortdfOot 216
Holmesville
hlr. 11red.- Mulholland •returned •1.tst
week' froul..the .ryes -,t bringing %viol him '
three valnali.'e • horses. Two '. n( Ore
animals took n ele on the way anti.
hats .since been causing Fred a good.
deal of -anxiety, but they Seem to bo
fniproving' and we trust will soon be
all '.right again. • To lose a-.hor't' as
present prices • rule is no spilt
cuss.
During • the P851. week -ansa the
wee,i.lec .hits been so Illild that sonut
of our fanners semi to imagine it
is • sp'r';tli;, anyway. they have started
pluwui '
The b
Sundat ,'oot •r s eontoniplat
Mg the-.holdirty; of a tea • and sleigh
Ade instead -of :a ('bristmas..tree this
year. • 1f present roru) tions •contra
uo wheels Iittiy •be in;,order., hilt -w,.,.
NS' '1 11 then} a good titer anyw.ay.
'On Friday' event ug the stilt of the'
pout •estal)hishinent( had a `tutus
pull, when a very •'pica.,int tinter was.
'pent by the young people.
Mr. 1 A. 'Irwin •of Clint nn 'preach=
ed in the, Me'e rodist church.. on. • Sun-
day - evening last and delivered an
earn(' ,- 'ani! impressive:sermon.
(ruin* .8 eunnber •are contemplaeing
a tisk: to •illi Fa' Stuck Show in
week,
flirrlph this
. Air. W. • ('ouzens, who • has been 'vis-
iting
i5iting wi!:i his parents- 'at: ttie.. par
sonage for a couple of weeks of
the fact That his school at1 1 awfst()cic
ivas closed ,lin account of dtphl heria• be-
ins in the • neighborhood, 'returncrl, on
Saturday, if being deemed.''safe It a-
gain open the se110 ,l,
Porter's' Hill
1'he Sunday school of ;30,tbri ''co,irch
are having. a Christmas•trce and en-
tertainnt.cna next Thursday evening.
1 Besides'oho (1hr,itma5 !roe • thew' will
!.be a ,tine' Program consisting of i oc-.
al' and instrumental music,. readings,
etc., and a •"Mo:t:c Trial,'' A leas-
t t p..
and Wine is expo ''.ed.
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0. The
Si. No
betf
Sr,
Summerhill,
foilow'•rng in the ' report of ' S.
. 12 for • the. mlitith of No,ve i..
4tih-Alvin I'ownshend, .rifle
Rath: •
llct:'rieh, 't Ism ie
Havey, Florence
Forbes, Fa►iny
e. •
• Jr. •3rd-0live Wr)Mht), Jean 'Lind-
say,
ind-say, Wilson Rath, 1;1da Mair, Mervin
Farquhar,
Sr
2nd -Cora Jervis, >otoshy Mitt-
quis, Fred. Johnston. •
.Jr, 2nd -Johnny 'Townshend, Awry
Mcl3rien; Mary Wright; 13rssie Lind-
,iy, ,Zanies Johnston,
• Part 2nd -Mary . Aicl3rien, Nellie:
Beacom, Hilda. 1' erh' i, Jean Fal3n-
star, Edward Johnston.
I'ar!
DO -Norman Weilht..
The be', speller•t for the month
are: Alvin Townshend, 4ecor(' Ale-
Brion, May Saville, Olive Wright
(`ora Jervis, 'Mary Wright, Mary Me-'
Brien, Norman VWrrtht.
'l'ectr•hr:.
Jr.-4th.•-Seeord
Marquis, Mabel
Lawson. •
Sr.. 3rd -New .' Ie
1'401'(t t, May Savill
Stanley Township
Air; R. Vonhakc is expected home
the latter part of this week from
England, He in bringing a ritock
horse. ('{tat he paid a big stun for
anti also a hackney for Dr. Woods
of tlayfi(tIrl. ' Both the liorsrs' are
said
good..
t xtra
to be
Itopbrt of S. S. No. 13 for Novem-
ber :,
9tl:t class; -Lloyd Key's, Della Keys,
Roy Xeys.
.Jr. 3rd -1 fymore Keys, Plossir
Hay ter.
Sr. 2nd -Lloyd Hayter,
Jr. 2nd -Russel Ii rratt, honors,
Es Ater Hay ter, Wilbur K(iys, prontot-
eci to J i. 2nd front Isla.
1st --Ruby Itrraittt, honors.
Harnwell,. Teacher..
Bonfield
Dr. Woods reached borne from leis.
trip to England and Ireland on Mon-
day last a few miiiata., before the.
close of ."ae poll. Ile looks well
and we understand tett trip was an
enjoyable mw front every pot of
view. With bis good wife he visited
Toronto this week.
Air. John \\ lithium and his. daugh-
ter, Miss Ruby Whiddon, are this
week in Buffalo. l''rotn there they
go t).). Pennsylvania tr.i spend Christ-
n)as with frr:nds and at the b . in -
Mug of the New Year will sail from
New Y ori: for Plymouth, England, to
spend tii,t win,t; r w r'h A1r. Wlii(Jtlou'
sisters:
Mr. laddie Reid has rettarned from
Owen round.
'i'he election passed off eery quiet's
in Barfield. The vote polled wa
ninety-three for Silber and 1.twenty-
ive for 'eller',. a snajori,' for Eilber
of sixty-eight.
The teachers and officers of St. An-
drew's church are staking prepara-
tion.) for their Christmas To is to he
held in the town hall the end of
nex; week.
Messrs. John Pollock, .John 'Toros
and sons, •('bn r. and Malcolm Toms,
and John McLeod, w'lm have been
engaged in fishing' at Port Stanley.
returned home last week.
Air. Ilugll McKay vent Monday at
Seafor
We 18.4 called upon this week - to
record the .death of one of our' oldest
resident:, in the 1).'tsun of Mrs. Jane
lWarnsley, aged eighty-two years and
live. Inanihs, who. departed this life on
Thursday last - at midnight. air's.
W'aInklcy came' to hayfield from"iihte-
vale twenty-ienn' years ago •lurid has
resided in 'the village ever• since.
Tier luisband, the late C'har'les i\'amts-
ley, died thin;sy-four years ago.. The
funeral took place Linn the' home 'of
her. daughter, 1Ir•s.:W. .1. Elliott, to
Hayfield c'.uetery on •Sunday after-.
noon Iasi and was very largely at-
tended, i,;ev. Mr. Pondell officiated at,
house and gravesid.4. The pallbearers
wel.! : Mo,srs: Thos, Cameron„John
Pollock, ,lobe Falconer, -John Fergus•
on, ('has. Parker. and Jaws Donald-
son. • Three tions and lthr e daurut 'st
survive. • They -are 111.44, Richard El-
liott .
1-liott. and Mrs• W. J. 1 lliott_ of Bay-
field ; ltiirs. - ('row or Detroit. ; .lam-
es and William of Atichlgan•and ( list
'les (1 — I 'Phomas.. The :oi.h.o;i.I8,
from a .distance; attended the-'tineral:
Air: and Mrs. Wamsley of Ntin)ieo ;
airs. F.. (toff• I)et•t,it ; Miss Mamie
VV'anlsley, Aht. ('Ionlens :.Mr. John
Reid arra w ife and :!Miss !Ando llohin-
son, Winghanl_; ('hail!.,•• R'antsley,
St. fhnrnas %11 and . Mrs, ,fame's
•Iliekey, Stephen ; M . acid 1vlrs. Robt.
:11c(Tinehey• and ;tlr. and Airs. E.
Rock of •Mc(iillivray.
On Wednesday evening a number of
the teachers and -.officers of St`. 'An-
drew's
.1n-
dre w 's ' Sund ty sehoot 'filet at " the'
'bones of. M, John .11'liirl(ktn • an(l,• on.
the:, eve of • bis depa't`ure-for a trip'
to' (he -'01d .(•oun1ry,• presentrxl him
witlr-rlitinilsoine club bay;• and an
umbrella, • Following i , Jae a tdtess
Mr. llhiddon,=-On.. the 'eve 'of your
departure .for .1, well-earned holiday
We: on _behalf of the v polars and
teacher's of • St.:Andrett's Sunday
school. •deSi•re to tales this opportun-
ity. of wi thing you Godspeed and of
expressing our high' admiration of
your qualities is tt than and as sup-
rrintenele111 of. ear .Sunday kilo( 1.
For itlaily yam's• 'you lave faiitt((10(13
discharged 11181 office and even tinder
great :personal 1,1.s1 anti sorrowyou
hat $ cheerfully • given your time, and
von labor • • in behalf of this cause.
WV'ei.fecl that as a Sanday.School. 'We
Owe yott'' t debt thus caitnol etisil}
be repaid, tind as a .slight tokon 2 of
rift esteem :and respect • we .•1(51(0 .you
.yu).accept this club • bag anti: 1114)114-
la.• -Its doing so.its Would* express
the hope that tht boli lay you are
taking roar bo the means, tinder. (rod,
of brin3,ing to you and 113 Miss Ruby
•renewVe(1-11881(11 of body and peace of
mind and than• you. )nay corns back to
take un ttttii tr.tar' vigor• the work
yvhielt yon have So Long well done
-Signed on behalf of :the scholar, and
teachers of St. Andrew's- Sunday
sclloua'. .
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Mr. and lIrs, Wi✓:ant Sturgeon t'c-
•11anr':1 ' P.) the villageoh Saturday
last. ' . •
On Fri.day evening last the mem-
lams .of the congregation of .Be'ahttny
church drove.' to the home .of . Mr.
James Campbell and spent a... Very.
piaasant (.t,enin•g• with their pastor,
Itov. McFarlane. The ladies
brpugh." along 'wet.'—,filled baskets and
a r;cry, sociable ttine was' :spent and
during; the evening Airs itilanfarlane
was presented With a load of • • oats.
The gift . Was )much appreciated ' and
pastor and people . separated afto 'a
few hours'• social intttrcaurse _ with
mu dual expressions of good will and
friendship. •
The anniversary' services. itt the
Met1Iodfdt church were held lasti Sun-
day, when Bor.; A•Tr. Lackland of Wal-
ton preached t'oguent sern}oiis bout
morning and evening.
Messrs. Kenny Moorhouse, Hunter
and Morris, London, chine up Satur-
day for a • day's lotnnIng and remain-
ed over until Monday.
Personals
Mr. W. IL Tiernan of the Comet Oil
Co., Toronto, .formerty of Sea -
forth, was in town this week the
guest of Arr. and Mrs. 'harry I3art-
(1!!.
•
Georgo ,Senior, an ex -convict,. made
:t murderous attack on iiib 0tnpl•)wer,
Mr. John' W, fobortsan of N"rrh
wood, declaring hie wa i ;.e'lranri 1'y
infatuation for Mrs. (Robertson.
Premier A. J. Matheson has; an-
nounced his new Ministry for Prince.
Edward. Island. A general election
will be held next, month.
'Tire • Canadian Olympic Comniitteo
will ask the Dominion Government
for ass(istancu in Sending a team to
Stoel9tolm next surrttner.
The National Fertilizer
11ETTI':i; THAN BARN YARD MAN -
CRE.
'file National fertilizer, which is
placed on the market by the National
Land, Fruit. and I'aehiag Company,
shows the following analysis compar-
ed with barnyard manure :
Nitrogua 3,50, equal to 4.0 am-
monia:
Phosphoric acid 5.711, mondto 12.0
soluble phosphate s.
t5)0,
flowl'ott?sh.s get.&.1110 per cent. more Profit
with less. labor, and no in
vestment.
The National 14lud •f'rui't & 1'ackin
Company,.Limited, is not an itiner-
ant vendor of !eitili%ers, here to -day
and away to mot.. )w'. ,Through the
properties which it operat.w, the
Company is a permanent "next (loo i
neighbor" to upwards of 2,00(1 farm-
ers, in41uding a large number in the
County of 1 loron, and even for .'thi
reason alone, i ! would not, and coal
not atlurd to plate anything on th
market that it was not prepared ,t
wholly endorse and back up in ever
respect.
'1'11(1 (.'onrpuu) has laves,r:gatt•d prac-
tically evert known fertilizer. Ha
sent an export 1,1 Europe to examin
into and report open the nature, pro -
cuss 1)f man ufactr (t•e, ellaraasristic:
,atinns and result 1 of fertilizers, an
by itt:rroducing )a' National Fertilizer
the Company is t' 1. int; f!.; neighbors
and others, a !erti(i,er that is pre-
paro t so as to be especially adapted
to the requirements of the Ontario
farmers.
FIRST GATHER 1.111: CROP-
THEN
'ROP--
Tl ll':N P A Y
• 'l'1(e Company is .1) conflde1l for all
that it claims Lir` tho National Fer-
tilizer,' that it i4 prepared to sell it
to th(< ['armor and be paid for it only
u 7': the crop • has been gathered.
Think w•ha'' this uu•an:4 You increase
the profits from your fields more than
100 • per mit., • and after the season's
crop liar ba '11 .! flea in; 'and not he -
'ore, you pay, for the National Fer•
tilizur, the wonderful handmaid of na-
ture that causes . two bushels to be
produced, wticre one busiiet grew- be-
fore.
National Land, Fruit
& Packing co.
Toronto
Rept esentative for Huron C )unty,
W, EVA N$, CLINTON.
TOWN OF CLINTON
13g -Law No.14.for 1911.
To take the tote of'the ratepayers.
of the i 'Powe of ('liatan..u,ltit:e(1. to
tote on . money by-laws,. on a ,glees -
tion to be subnti•temi• whether .the
said ratepayers , are in . favor of • a
supply of electric power frim} the
hydro-I:Icct•ic Power. ,Commission_ of
ontarin. , '
. IVII ER f :15' flu(• Municipal ('oaineil
of .the Corporation of the 'Town of
C I .!tun .(ie
(In t'
1 11 dol d
IS hie
• in submit
t,) the •i,tepay (rs of the said Town
of: Clinton .eni (fled to foto on 'money
hi -laws a question 8s to whether
ahs said fa+.'paters are :n favor of a..
Supply a electric 1)0,111 from the
IIyclro-1',le(ti•ie , Pit woe •:C:olllntission of
Ontario, - 0 •
''1'lliIiElOR11 triw. Council of ., the
('urpora ti(iti •01- ':,'.st! Town of ('lirttan
enacts as follows
I. T.IIA't' the following gius.!irilt be
submitted ,t 0.- 1 h ratepayers :( 1 the
,!Municipal-l'ortknation of the Town of
Clinton -entitled to. •yotu ' on • money
by=laws :. . .
.fro you•in favoi•of obt,aining from
Me. hydro-Elertiin.Iow,r C.,tn•• .. tssion
of Ontario tt supply of f 1(( .::e. pow -
2. T1TAT _ the 'veitus of -the said
1411'pay ers: shall • be taken on this
question at the Baine hour, out the
sansei dasy, at the same places and
y
b • the same deputy retuning officers
'raid: poll clerks as for 1118 annual el-
ection- for the Muti,iuipah Council 'for
the year 1'11'2.. '
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3:' A true copy sof this "by-law shall
be j)ublished in The News-lloenrd on
the days hereinafter mentioned, that
is 'to say Dec.. 7th,. 111rdi and. 21st,
1011, and copof this by-law shall.
• bo posted'. • at the 'Post' Office, . The
Neyws-Itceoi'd office, the New Era of-
fice and the Town Clerk's. office. '
4, On the 29th day of- December at
tate Council Chamber •iii. the Town, of
Clinton. at I1 o'clock a.m., the May-
or will is writing Ogttedby • him
appoint two persons its attend •at the
final summing up of the, votes by,
the Clerk of this Corporation and
one 'person it,) attend each polling'
place on behalf of the persons inter -
OS it'd
nter-OSted in and desiron;a of he answer-
ing. of the sr(tl question in Met affir-
mative, and a Bike number on behalf
of the persons interested iu and de-
sirous of the answering of the said
qucstton in the negative rospeetively.
:i. The 2nd day of January atthe
said. Connell Chamber in Clinton alt
12 o'clock noon is hereby appointed
for • the summing tip by the Clerk of
this Corporation . of the number of
votes given in the athrtna,t:t•e and in
the negative r
r5}tr
Li
t l
y.
1VIAI)IM:, PASSED and I;NA("1'1':1)
thirst 511 day of December, 1011.
Jacob Taylor, Mayor.
D. L. Macpherson, C'lea't:.
NOTICE
'I'Aisl'; `0Tt('I'J thtr above is a true
copy of a by-law passed by the Mun-
icipal Connell of the Town of Clinton
Ott Ow 5th day of feeember, 191 L.
ANT) 1c1f1lTi1E1t TAKE NOTTCl
that at the !iour, day and places
therein filx011 fo'r taking the votes of
the electors the polis will be held.' '
First publication 70 day of fec('tnw.
ter, 1911,
i). -f,: 1Vtactpherson, 'Gown riork.
C le:1":'ss office 5th day of Thee. 1911,
1
TeriliS � QNE
e JUVIN PINtGE
ASH
ON Lk'
'
0
working
all the joys
tn11 receiving
days
of
Eight
till the great festival is here and
family re -unions and the giving
of gifts,
tET We have been busy for months plan -
BUSY ning for the 'btminess of those eight
lfts.
IT WOULD to attempt descriptions or de -
BE USELESS tails of the result of our ef-
forts i11 the space at our disposal.
THE is' brimful of useful, sensible and or -
STORE ntlrnental things with price tickets at-
tached that;would make you wonder how such
thingscould be procured at so snialt a cost.
WE as many as possibly can to do
REQUEST their shopping in the forenoon.
7;5 'of fancy table ware have been added
PIECES to out premium ' stock this week.
Ask for coupons..
.
OPEN 'EVENINGS NEXT WEEK.
MEET ME AT
1RWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
�u,rt�t��itttistw.
u
Logs Wanted
ST.APL.ETOJ.S111111 MILL
All ki 1:d; of Legs winger Highest -Prices
No. 1 basswood Heading, 40 inches,
$3, 75' peh.�ord delivered.
7[_(--3,4g. .Custom Work
�'L'Tl,ta 13E WELL DONE.
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NANININIMININ
.).r
au
will findsome interesting
prices e.
.oh'.
FURNITURE AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
A. few of the •(1uotationsibelow. will .suggest sorrte •
of. the values :
Rugs in good quality of Tapestry size 13x3' for. $7.75. •
N best " 3,x4 reg. OW) for $111.00. ' •
1 different patterns to ('1100se from. Tryon want. a rug this is your
chance No better value ever shown in Clinton
l,inoleums 4 yds wide, tioe per s(1 yd. h pattern`: to•choose from.
•�° 111 the Furniture Department you will find the hest selection ever
shown i n Clinton. , if yon tvttht a parlor suite here are some prices that .
will interest you t •
1 only 3 piece suite' reg $00,00 for $13.50 .
1 { t 3 " "2.00 " 00.00
1 " ' „ 27.Cn " 25,00
1 " 3 4,.' 93.50 91.00
1 ., 5 o • r0.on. ,. 42.00
1 n
20,00
'23.18)
It08 Beds prices ranging from $3.00 to $30.1Ki.
Some special prices on mattresses,
full line of small musical mosicol instruments carrieJ ill stock.
This is tri new line C have added along with the Edison Phonograph,
The Store
of Quality.
Phone 28
Ormirmiumilimermisio
W. Walker
Furniture Dealer and llildrrtaker
Residence
Phone
140
t+•
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