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The Last Vali For
CHRISTMAS
COME WITH THE CROWD
TO
Cooper's
Variety Store
Clinton.
COOPER C
CLINTON.
COderich Township
Holmes
Mr. john Marshall is one of our Mr. James Ford has. retarned te
-Wait residents, that is *he is well ! the old home. after spending Some
over ninety but • he marked his bal-' years in • Vancouver and other parts
lot 10.40 week for Harry Either. They I at the Coast. -
couldn't have kept hint a.t home if : Mr. l're d Mulholland, who came
Vey had tried but they didn't itly. 1 over from the Missitisippi Valley re -
He i, looking forward to .a few gen- ,cent1y with a. car of .effecas,' has
era' elections yet. It r; remarkable gone to Chicag0 for the winter.
now, spry lie Itas .kept • notwitha'and-1 Mrs. A. J. •Courtice and Mrs. S. T.
mg advancing years. Why last liar -I Walters and children are speriiing
vest • he was actually out helping to the Christmastrie with Mrs. F. C.
load. Ford at St. Anne de Bellevue, near
Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Cook attond- Mon.3eai. •
ed the big Win! r Fair in Guelph
last week. Mr. Cook paid most' at-
tention to the cattle, but the poul-
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• BIC VALUE
Couch & Co.
MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEAD-
QUARTERS FOR XMAS BUYING.
L now beg to announce that our stocks of ap-
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propriate articles for Xmas gifts a,re now com-
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pieta and in excellent taste, variety and qual-
ity; The dis*play surpasses anything we have previ-.
ously shov4n. Here are a few suggestions
Linens • Comforters Collars
Handkerchiefs. .Blankets Belts •
Umbrellas *Furs ' Fancy'Bags.
Parasols rlantles Golf Jackets
Select while our stocks are at their best --"NOW".
rims MIKE SIIITIIIIIIMAS SIFTS
THERE is nothing more acceptable or more' practical
as a Xmas Gift than a handsome set of Furs.Our
styles are exclusive and our values the best,known to
the trade. , We are showing : .
Sable
Mink
Persian Lamb
Grey Lamb
Mink Marmot
Belgium Hare
Isabella Fox -
Foxerine
Two Specials. for Saturdays
MLLINERY
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We put on sale Saturday
two doz. Trimmed Eats.
reg: ; $6 00 And $7.00,
your. choice- SLOB ,
MANTLES
Two dozen Mantles, all
new styles in Black and
Tweeds, $5.00 and $0O
less than, reg. price.
Come early Saturday and get first &oleo.
Children's Coats Half Price.
This community was sadly shock-
ed to learn on Saturday of the sud-
den passing of 117iss Joule E. Rudd
try depalrenent proved the; most, at- of • .ClintonMisa Rudd was fo:;
tractive for his good wife. yrars a, noble worker in church cir-
They also spent a few hours cies at liointesville and was held in
at the, Agli'euttural ' College ', the highest respeo:: by all. . .
as tho guee, of their friend, Mr. 1 .It was lilted last week that tile.
Moseby. They say ., they had a most !Sunday school of the Methodist
enjoyablu -time and we can well be•
lieve it.
On Friday evening last the mem-
be a; of Mr. IsItiNell Yee's Sunday Inas Tree and en ?attainment has been
school class at 'Cole's church gateer-1 decided upon and preparations are
being made for an enjoyable time. •
-ed at his,- home on the Hayfield :ape '
and gave him a HAW surprise. Af, 1 On Sunday morning next special
ter gtoeting-s. lad been exchanged and se...I:ices will be livid. in the Method-
io ,' is.! church. In . 1,:ie morning the pas- •
the young people had been made :
;:tor will .give an illusl:ated address,
fe.i. at home, order was called aud
which wiil be . intetesting,. and the
Mr. Norman Miller, on behalf of the'
choir
prepai.feg a special song sex -
class, read an. address expressing nhe is
for the evening. There will al -
high app.r.ciation ou Vac part of the i vIce
p
class of Mr. Yeo's services a.s tea- I s° lit' a short address On an • _ari-
a ropraile :Vieille al .4:e .evening scir
cher and asking him. ,.} accept as
tangible token: 6f. their esteem and ' l''('•
rega.rd a handsomely bound Teacher's I
Bible. Mr. Bert • Coop!: Made the .
presentation. ' Mr. Ye°. was taken Gocietich Township
evening last a large
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ed in the whir., is in a few well -
completely by surgise be!. he re-' . o„ Friday
plied to the kind sontiments express.-ignatili.1:1"11..beei.:\,.(i aiotif:
chosen words and thanked his pupils II.1:14:;ibel:11,°dIesi 1:it'd (ajitusilA:ilt;rni:te lag ilbt,1•1.:
for the hind *.tioughts which 'had Silg- : , pn„,3„„ a
heartily not only Inc the g:t, - but ital. evening . ' with tam pier to the
gestea it. The elm inder,of the eV- I -N- irs`''.'''' - their 121.41es 4, ilaugh,?..r,
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otitme, 'who leaves • at • the beginning
ening was - given up 11,.; eitiovnielt and I
was happily . spent in music, games. 44 theNewYear foa lier liew home
in a isson, .Sask. The (treeing was
and social chat. A dainty lunch was n1spout in socila : chat mid
also served, the ladies. taking, care ,1,;1:124
During' the evening Miss Min,
that plenty of gold things w..e1; pro- , -'e' '
vided. Altogethe A . the alit.a. ....,,.., i lie as the recipient of a very
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"'."'' . am rsome. shower of hien atel other
one . Of unalloyed pleasure to all. Vol- i
• uvaluable presents. She was quite
•1cwing is the address,:
To Mr. Nelson Y..) :-•
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''Dear Teachtt,,1 t 14 wi.th great
(Clutch wee.; contemplating having a
sleighride this year inslaid of a
Christmas Tree, but tie usual Christ-
Coderich Township:
Mr. Roy Cantfelon. returned last
Week after an absence in the -.WEgito
Of seveizal znonths. .doesn't look
any Hai worse for his jaunt but
rather as if it had agreed with Inn.
A •Christalas 'rree and ,entertain -
mut be held in Ebenezer church
next Wednenday evening. The enter-
tainment is •Irt connection with the
Sunday school and the proceeds will
be used for the aid of the school.
taken by surprise but . her. ...father
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made' a very suitable reply : and
thanked the friends foe their Otte
pleas ire- that your scholars ar,!,gath- unlooked ' for, but - much appreciated
e ;it here tonight tla -offer you .-4 kindness. Miss Lobb • is a very ; pop -
slight token of out; appreelaConand ular young :lady . andwik be 'much
regard, and we know you will receiveit missed in the church and.' neighbor-
kindly,•aed whenever our memory t:o* hood,. 1..1 she was always :a willing
-calls ..the hours 'spent undel-your-• and .acti; e when needed, Miss
teaching in the Sunday school our Lobb was married, yesterday -.1.6 Mr.
•heartS will w.a.rm towa-; you. - We- Norman Snyder of. Radisson',. Sask.
now ask you to accept this. Bible as Mrs. Wni. ('ook is ham from
• a .siight t�ken of .our esteem and al- Brook, Sask., to ..spend part of
Stanley, Township
Mr. and. Mrs, Egleson Este)! oi
Bigger, Sask., formerly Of t'.iis tomr
ship, arc home for thu wlottar. 1.36•0
look well and speak favolribly of tie
West, Thr daughter Jane, has
beenmarried lattey.
Mr. Alex. Sparks, one of our local
horse buyers, is home from the rest
for. another load of horses.
Mr. II. Vainly has had several
ploughing bees lately and now has a
considerable por 1 .01 of his new farm
turned aver.
Mrs. Koss Johnoton has gone to
Fullerton to visit hiir sisteli there.
Miss Irene Douglas of Ilensall vis-
ited Blake friends this week. We
are pleased: to learn that site has se-
cured a :ditto! near Bewail Inc next
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3 ear.
Mr. R. McBride :40141 a horse tact R.
Douglas and .1. A. IVIanson one to A.
Aparks. •- -
A Merry Xmas to all News -Record
readot .s.
Three cheers and a tiger :-for
the People's Harry. Who'snext to.
try conches -oils with him ? Election
.day was rather disagreeable„but the.
elettors' turn,41 ou! support *a
gond cause -•-•au untarnished govern -
meet.
Mt. Harry • Zapte has bought • the
farm at Blake ' lately vacated by
. Mr. Thos. • Shetritt.
Mr. .Chris , Schrag had the misfor
tune to lose a. valuable' Jersey mileh
cow last week, one that he paid in,
the neighborhood of $90 tor a year.
ago. -
Mr: And Mrs. G. S. Howard were
ctlIing on. frienda • • of the deceased
Mrs,
Mrs, .Wainsley in hayfield last Sat-
urday. .. • :
: Mr. Eroest Pollock, who went West.
a row 'weeks .ago, has returned to his
.
The Mary :friends of Mrs. John
Reid wil2-_be:L.pleased to. learn that
she • is recovering- from her recent ill-
,
SO'SS.
Rev. Mr. :JohnatonWas.' made fee
recipient of two loa:ds of oafs, pet-
a,toes etc. - . by the people of Blake
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so our hes? wishes for a • Merry why( Cr ..w i 1 h her parents Air, : and
Brimic;iiin of Goderich ' - • ism;
_. congregation.'
Cli 5 stifles aod a Happy \( S% Year. mrs... .
. 3; her husband's
-- Mai- ter . Lockhart .1a/install of Varna
ned on behalf of the class." ha a also' been visitin ' • :
• parents, •Mrs. and Mrs. Ches.. an . imfortunatfa accident
cock met wile.).
of 1110 West side Of the tiawnship. 1a.a; week- when .he hreke his arm.
Summerhill.
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• Miss F.,1.;11 Mel3tien spent •Sunday at
her home here.
Mr, • .1V, Vodden enaartained ..
a
. ' tl ar i vi t 11;.• ; in c il weariness
of
, The many friends of Mr. William Mr. Robb. • • P. Douglas of Saske-
Qrooks ere glad to -hear, that. he • is Wok is now flame to.. spend the win.
ter in a more
again about •all light aftet severe . corigenial
illness. • What hurt Mr. • ('rooks trio;
:'
number of the young people the: °the., his Woes.; Wes the .fact that he
eveningAll..rep.orthaving had an
_coulkIn't got out • - . vote, We are
enjoyable fme.
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• • not . aware if h.; missed - a Parlia-
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miss . iletwooi is 11 fling menti,* etection .before• in fifty - or 1:
ends in Clinton.' • • • •
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ore rs,•
Rev. Mr. Jeakins paid a pasio ;in
visit .at Mr. Tyner's ,on Monday.
Mr. Fred-. I,a.wson. attlaling
Business -College in:
L.O.L. No. 92.8 held a special
nig '• on Mendaye; ening.'
Mrs. Win. Lawson spun a few
day* the -guest of her dauglwr,
Jds Medd. -• . : • • • ••
A Very happy . event took Otter on
Friday evening last, when a - -largo lego and .took .:. a . Year's ' pos,I grad-'
gathering repreSerdetive of the. wbole %late- work in I.;:dinbutg., Scotland,
preVioes. to Ms 'setikment, at .131-ue:.
' vale. :. . • •, i : ' '
Mr. Hugh McGregor -metal: two ea-
trit'i last week, in Oho , Toronto 11',0
Stock Show . in - fat • heifers:under one
year, grade or cross-bred„ind : he
• woe. both p'llos ilancluiiting_ to iv -Mr-,
1st of the church . The address. was .ty-five dollars. He then sold .lIs.
read by Mt, Wm. Dunbar, and *It. heifers at ::eleren cents „per .pound
W. J. Mel3rien inede , the. present: .ih:e weight. - . • ' . • ..
Adm, : • . . • Mr... Utter' McBee -di has TT. t'11:111d
Miss Tyner, who knew nothing after a three month's absence fa the
whatever about the .matter, . and • weSt. :. . ., . who 5011110(1 : sewn ed t 3 Teel; t he 0001.2011 1('13 Mr. Wal tea blellea I h has returned
keeply', •hea..r.ily -iasnice4 her 2111(1115 af ter a -210.;e months' abseece in th,.;
for -Their beautiful gift , west. • .' ' ' . .
During the evening, games or vat- Mrs. Thos. BoYee - and .11Irs. .Kernell
lous..kieds were hearly. Indulged f.ni of Goderich via'ted • relatives ,and,
and en -excellent tea, with cake, etc., friends around here for .,a couple of
.was supplied by the ladies, The Com- weeks recently.. • , .
pan y ..separa.0,:d at a Ia& hour, highly 111r. 1) 'ResS, Who is engaged build -
pleased with 10e evenitigs enjoyment. jog the nbw. flax. mill at Drayton,
The address was as follows -: . came home to vote last week,
Dear Miss Tyner, -It becomoa my Miss May , 13eatZe of Pond Mills
visited her aunt, Mrs. 'Wm. Scott
plea, duty, in behalf of your fri- ,,_,..4.„: week.
endsin connection • with St. Pet,Ws la
cliurch, and who are assembled here Mr. Geo.. McCartney of the Mill
tonight, to remind yau that we a'ra Road I a home after spending Seve:131
not forgett: ul of the fact, that for: five weeks in the ;coot, Mr. McCartney.
years, you have beeit faithfully alw .much wheat whieh ' had- .been
(Us' :destroyed. by frost! and wet and says
charging the duties of organist, in. , . . can to
our church. the farmers cannot. p.m= .
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Brucefield.
Rey, W.: J. West,: M. A. 'Of Blue -
vale Will conduct the services;
Union. Preshyt-tian Church an Sunday
neXt;• Mr. \Vest ha.' been the „Successful
pastor: 'of Knox church, Bluevale, his,
,Tirst and only charge,' • Inc the , • past
:fon ten years., r' • Ile is • a 'graduate
of *faria() Universtle• and tinox-
• Conimunity .*and comprising for the
:most part the members ef St. Pet-
er's cherch,-a,s.mnbled the Janne
of Miss Maud Tyner -and presented
her with an address, aoaompanied
a gold watch and chain, ie re, -
cognition : of her servie.44, aa organ -
For . years it has. been our privilege ship elle grain already threolied.
Mr, Alexander Ross, a pioneer of
to be associated with you in all
the b-sanches of our' churoli work. this Section, passed away at his.
home here Test • Thursday evening
The young have found in you a de- Trout pneumonia in leis 77.0 year.
vollad 1,411011er, and :the Ladies Guild, t
has benefited consideaably by your The. late Mr.. Ross was a farmer
help, Your earnest devotion to duty for many years, but more recently:
Um haerty in terestv you have was a builder and cont-oetor, M-
112(11IA-tough ohl in. years, he appeared as
ever manifested in the welfare of our a much younger man, and had just
church, are considerations worthy of
the -highest praise, In the various returned from . Drayton a few weeks
walks of neighbourly*, and soda' iti.- no' where be built a mill Inc the
tercourse you have contributed CanadianFla
. x.. Mills & Oil Compan-
bundantly, iloward making life pleas-
a- les, Ltd. Two yea•14 ago he was
employed by the Government as in -
moved, As a token ot our admit -
ha" speetor of titer works being erected
ant in the elrele in which we
lotion and eateem for yoursoli, oat at Port 14tanley, Ont.
Mr: Ross was the first white child
of our MAIN& to-tiall Your labors in hornin the, 'township Of Tuckersmith,
behalf of the church, for the glory (4. Iluron Cohnty, where he 'lived • all his
God we ask your icceotance of the ' ae- Me,- With his father, he tut out
coinpanying gold wilt* and chain what is known as the London road,
praying that . you•may, be long 'part ivivich runs frotn, LOltdou, north to
Ing that - yot 'May be tong • ,s0ared, Winghatt.,. net loaves, besides his
ti carrY it in ,iiiio . w,rit in. Vih,10.11 VO'a Widow, a large family of sons and
aro 'engaged. and blia. God's . 1 ndtesi daughters.
hlessings,., may rOwn all .yettil,,, Cf-. .. 14 Neil Ross of Vancouver, II C.,
forts ilk 'opt behalf' for the, COI' Who ; has been absent 10, fifteen
,of Ilia Kingdom.
Signed on behalf of the substrib- yea* ksa titori visiting at kilts parent-
ers Wm. 4..1VIn1lniett,41t74:. VatAgita,
''Wtit Dunbar.
hiime, **as home. IM time to sec
his Nther, the late 4110 -sander floss,
who sum, away las* week,
SANTA'S ON HIS -WAY:
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Santa Claus in on 'his way, . .
Fortholy Chnistmas day.
Ile shall ioon, yes .-5001, . bp hero,
For the Chriaanaalime i* near.
I'll be glad when Santa comes,
To the manys. thousand home -
Santa always gladness brings, •
yor the happy ceilidien -sing, '
Lizzle Johnston, Londesboro.
The National Fertilizer
•• The National. Fertilizer., which is
placed on the market by the National
Land, Fruit: and. Conipany,
shows ..the following. analysis, conipa.r-
ed with harnyard..Inanare 1
Nitrogua 3.50., -Natal to 1.0 am-
monia: . ' • •
Ph6sp1ioric acid 575, &mat to MO
soluble phosphat •s. • . .
Potash 3.50.. .
:How ?t get BM pen cent. more Prot\ '
with less labor, and . no • 'in
vestment. . • • ,
The National Land Frei!! & Packin
Company, -Limited, • is not • an 'Rinet
ant vendor of fertilizers, here to -day
and away' to-morow..Through the
properties which it: oPoratns, the
Company is a permanent "next ..doo
neighbor"- to upwards or..2,000*. farm:
ers, inchiding a. large number in :the
County . of • Ilifircin, and even for thi'
-reason alone, itt would not, and cool
nErrim. THAN' BARN YARD MAN-
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not afford .to place anything on th.
Market that it was not prepared
wholly -endorse and back up in ever
respect.
Tho Company has, investoigated. prac-
tically eVory known fertilizer. "
sent an expert tio Europe to .examim
into and report upon the 'nature, pro-
cess of manufacture, characlaristies
actions and result,/ of fertilizers,, an
by inSrOducing %lc National Fertilizer
the Company is giving 1 neighbors
and others, a fertilizer that- is pre -
parcel so as to be especially adapted
In the requirements of the Ontario
farmers.
FIRST GATHER THE CROP
TI1EN PAY
The Company is -.x) confident, for all
that it .claims for the National Ver-
tilizer, that it is prepared to sell it
to the farmer and be paid for it only
atm, the crop has been gathered.
Think wha..ti this means. You increase
the profits from your fields more than
100 per cent., and after the season's
erop has been aken in, and not be-
fore, you pay far the National rep
tilizar, the wonderful handmaid of na-
ture that causes . two bushola to be
produced,. where one bushel grew be-
fore. . . .„ . , .
National Lando Fruit
& Packing CO.
Toronto
ept imentStive for Hisitsin C Nasty .
* ' OVANS,! CLINTON
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CASH
"kir 9 ONE
IN ;a PRICE
ONLY
Only Two
working.days till the great festival is here and
all the joys of family re -unions and- the giving
and receiving of gifts,
GET We have been busy for months plan-
• BUSY ning for the business of' those eight
days.
IT WOULD to attempt descriptions or de -
BE USELESS tails'of the' result 01 our ef-
forts in the space at our disposal. •
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THE Ais'brimful of useful, sensible and or
STORE narnental things with price tickets at-
tached that'would make you wonder how such
things could be procured at so small a cost, .
WE as many as possibly can to do
REQUEST their shopping in the forenoon.
7;5 of fancy table ware have beet]. added
PIECES to our premium stock this week.
Ask for coupons..
OPEN each evening this week.
MEET ME AT
HE PEOPLE'S STORE
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Logs Wanted
STAPLETON SIN MILL
AU kinds of Logs Nvillget Highest Prices.
No..1 basswood Heading., 40 inches.
$3.75 per cold delivered.
Y'.2L'r Custom Work
°- WILL BE -WELL
T WALKER'S
You will find some interesting prices on
FURNITURE AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
A. few of the quotationsibelow will suggest some
of the values : •
Rugs in good quality of Tapestry size 3x3 for $7.75.
" L best " " " 3x4 reg. $10.00 for $16.00.
4 different patterns to choose from. If you want a rug this is your
chance, No better value ever shown in Clinton
.. Linoleum& 4 yds wide, 500 per sq yd. 0 patterns to choose from.
• In the Furniture Department you will find the best selection ever
shown in Clinton. If you want a parlor suite here are some prices that
will interest you :
1 only 3piece state reg $60.00 for $48.50
1 l I 3 " ' 72.00 " 00.0(1
1 " 3 " • " 27.50 " 15.00 1
1 ti 3 Ai " 23.'j() ' 21.00
1 " 5 " " 50.00 " 42.00
1 14 5 I. 4r Z.00 (s 20,00
Iron Beds prices ranging from $3.00 to $30.00
Some spe,chtt prices on mattresses.
A full line Of small musical mosicol instruments carried in stock
This is a, new line T have added along with the Edison Phonograph,
or
Phone 28 ' furniture DeaWier ardilinkdrrtiskiter
Tice Store
of Quoilty.
Residence
Phone
140
The News Record to end of 1912
for $1.00 .
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