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LAST MINUTE I
SHOPPERS.
Those who have put off doing their Xmas shopping for the last
few days, will find this store well supplied withfa large and well assort.
ed stock of Xmas notions, We have made special preparations for
these last few daysand many new, useful, and attractive lines have
been added this week.
Look over this list, it may help you to decide, Or better still, Come
in and let us show yon the goods.
Men's Ties in fancy boxes 25c and 50c.
inen's Braces in Christmas boxes 50c 60c 75c
Ladies' Fancy Collars 25c and 50c.
Ladies' Belts 25c, 35c and, suc
Fancy Linens, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Mitts, Slippers, Muffles,
Silk & Wool nerves, sweaters and sweater coats and Bonnets and
many other nseful and acceptable gifts.
—COME EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE—
We v. ish you all a very tlerry Xmas.
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PROFITS
SMALL PLUMSTEEL
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The Holiday Season.
is again at hand anesame
the old questicn arises
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"What shall I give. Sister, Brother, Mother and '.Fath-
er ?" Why not let us help you solve the problem?
Here are a few of the many articles that may be
had at our store.
SKATES
HOCKEY STICKS
SLEDS
BOG SHOVELS
POCKET. KNIVES
RAZORS
RAZOR STRAPS
CARPET SWEEPERS
WASHING MACHINES
MEAT CHOPPERS
MRS, POTTS IRONS
SCISSORS
SCISSOR SETS
CARVING SETS • •
HREAD KNIVES'
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NIUKLE TEA & COFFEE POTS
NICK LE TRAYS •
HANGING LAMPS •
PARLOR LAMPS
SILVER CRUET TRAYS
GRANITE WARE
TABLE SILVERWARE
AND NUMEROW OTHER ARTICLES.'
Useful presents are appreciated by all.. We invite
you to come and look over our stock.
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OUR STOCK OF
FANCY CO ODS
CHINA NOVEL-
TIES AND BOOKS
This is the time •of* alle*:einei fox.
making life Irighter for others. You
no- doubt have in mind such a senti-
ment and associated with it some
friend. The pleasure of giving is
grteit, someelmes there is less pleas-
ure in deeteling what to give. Pr -
haps we eau help you some. We may
not be able to meet° all your wants,
few stores eau for every perean bu$
we are reasonably sure you will find
Something to suit some, if not all, of
your friends. In some departments
our sock may not be the largest.
We• never overload so that .evray year
we have new goods and' the latest
novelties. Incidentially we believe we
can save you money on the geode. It
•may be mutually profitable if you
come to our store.
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STOVES and HARDWARE
irsuisamsimenusinismi (w•ainsaffie imeis
BEAR IN MIND THAT WE
SELL ONLY
THE BEST IN RUBE3ER
FOOTWEAR
Whether You want a pair of Boots, Arcties, Sock • and •
Rubber, Leather topped Rubbers, Alaskaa, felts and Rub- *.
hers, Light Rubbers, for; eye', your shoes or anything .
else.in heavy or light RUBBER FOOTWEAR. .
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BEST QUALITIES ONLY
Cheap Rubbers are not wort hwha t they cost.
BUY THE BEST. IT .PAYS
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DESIGNS
In house turrxishings
Jare in 'demand by those I
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UNIQUE FURNITURE
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2. but not overly dear. Merit is whatTwins these days,
and it's only merit that gives us our:liberal patronage •
MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
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The cnetipest spet in Huron County to buy ell kbUis ot furnituie.
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Often Cheapest - Always the Best
of17,1f r1!esiouirnineill1114
Mier; Edna Rodaway returned ' this
week from the Macdonald Instituae
Guelph.
Mess Mabel Harland has returned.
homa.after spending several weeks
in Godericli. . .
Mrs, '1'., McKenzie visited heal par-
.entts, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nesbit of
131y eh, last week. •
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mason leave to-
morrow to spend the Ch:estmas
haidays with friends in Detroit.
Mr, Robert Holmoi, Controller of
Customs,- Toe..mta, was, in town
yesterday, having come *up to at-
tend 'the funeral of the late- Miss
Jennie Rudd.. ` • : .' ,
Mr. E. W. Rodaway returned - last
weekr'from Chteago, after spenef.ng -
couple of • weeks "with his • daughter
and seeing .the Sight.at the ., ,big
• Live Stock' Show. . ' . . ..
Mae S. G. Castle and. •family„ accom-
panied by Mrs:. -.W. J. Coats, will
spend Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and' Mrs. EneaS Crich of Brus-
sels, . ' '. •
Mr. -Cliff Levy 'is -able to tako
drive out Allege fine 'days • after
.several weeks illness. His 'manyj
many friends are glad to see how
'rapidly ho is improving. .. -
Mr, W. 0: Brown resumed charge. ot
hiS section on. Monday " after being •
off duty, for almost six months ow-
ing. • - to : illness. The roadmareee
Considers Mr. IPown one. of ti'le best
foremen on his ..whole run and • is
•well pleased Va have. hini in charge
again.
A.
ain.
Mrs.
:.NleI2can and little daughter
Melba arrived from the west •on
Monday and are the guests of Mrs:
Hiram Hill, Mrs. McLean . is a
daughter of the late Theton War-
laco• and it, is nine. years .sitice she
left Clinton, so• she no's • many
ehenges. - - •' • • • •
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Rev, J. Greene will conduel, services
. in Trinity Methodist -church, Strat-
•-• ford; on Sunday -next in the ab-
sence of_ the pastor: 'It has . been
stated.. that Mr. Greene's ageis
eight-eightJ This . was incorrect'
for as a matter of fact he is. just
ten years youn.
ger, • • •
.11irs. • E. D. Clegliorn • and her daugh-
ter, little Miss Dfda, who had been:
• visiting et Detroie, - arrived on Sat-
urday to join. Mr; Elleghorn• and
.
Master Pat --who :•.have been here
• for a fortnight. The family are at
: the Normandie for - the wintea
moneha. Mr, Oluehern is superin-
tendent of the Clinton Motor Car
, •dompank. . • . :. • . .
Mr. and Mrs: W. S..3enieins et.Coutts.
_ Alta., are spending the Christmas
holiday(' with 'fiends in the vicin,
'fly. . Mr. • Jenkins is a son. of
Mr. Theta. Jenkins of Woodland$
Faim, G.oderich township', and Mrs.
. '
Jenkins was -formerly Miss Evans
and has . visited in town on ditto.
entt: Occasion, wherc. she has made
'many friends.
Prof. • Fred. C. Elford, who '. has betel
on the staff of Macdonald College
Quebee, for the past cour'v o'
years, has resigned% that positon to
take charge of Vie educational dee
pare -Anent of tie Cyprus Incubator
Company.of Buffalo ata salary of
three thousand dollars .per annum.
The Professor's many friends in
Clinton . and district are glad . to
know that his merit is being 1.1J -
cognized.
Mr.' and Mrs. DaVid McLaughlin ar-
rss-cd Monday from Aberdo3n, South
' Dakota, and, are guests • of the
lady"s- sister, Miss Wiso, Iligh St.
Whennhey left Aberdeen , what is
known as the Clinton Colony wak.
well and prospoiing. The inembet-
ship of the Colony is about as
as follows : Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh-
• lin, Mr. arid Mrs. Will. EagIeser,.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ye -ling, Mr. and
Mrs. James Eagleson, Miss LMtic
Ker. Wilson Eagleson, James Mac-
kenzie. Miss. Mackenzie, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 3. Anderson, W. T.,.':.
Geo. T., and Dr. .7, W. 12.111iott, and
their mother, Mrs. . Hobert. El-
liott, Everyone of fleet e.onld
have liked to come east to some
another Christmas in the old home
gown or township, but even ie
they are' not heel in person they
will have gladsome recollections of
-Christmas past. Mr. and Mrs, Me-
Latmhlin will remain for some rooks.
for there are numerous friends
throughout thei district who are
looking forward to meeting them
Again. .
December Mt, IBIL
Useful Xmas Presents
For All
Why not give useful Christmas presents, something the recipient
can wear. You will find many dainty and useful gifts here at • reas-
onable prices and within the reach of all. With all the emphasis of
which type is capable we want to direct you attention to our Christ-
mas profusion. Here we have attractive values, and suggestions are
just about endless to make your holiday shopping easy whether it be
for a lady, a man or a child,
At the
WOMEN'S
STORE
FURS
COATS
Handkerchiefs
GLOVES
HOSIERY*
11UFFL ERS
COLLARS
LINENS
BELTS
PARASOLS
oP ETC.
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AuNnviu.g. CAN, BUFFALO.
At the
MEN'S
STORE
Shirts
Collars
Ties
Mufflers
Fancy Sox
Gloves
Umbrellas
Collar boxes
Braces
Etc,
Special—Cleuring out the balance af our $5 and $6 Hats at $1.50.
• . Gloves as (lifts.
' Gloves have' perhaps- the
greatest demand as presents.
Perrins are gauranteed. Yon
will find every size wanted here.'
from $11.00 up. • .
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• Belts as Gifts :
- We are showing a splendid
range of Xmas Belts in leather -
and elastic and they make a
• Very acceptable gift too,. from
.25 up.
Handkerchiefs as
" Gifts •
• A very pretty di.splay of
•ilandkerchiefs is made on oui,.
counters for easy buying. Hun-
' dreds of 'special Christmas* de-
signs for ladies and children
from .05 up to $.2.00 •
Linens as Gifts
Many a good. housekeeper
or sister would appreciate a Lin-
en -Luncheon Cloth. Doylie. Tray
Cloth, Napkins, Towels, Table
Linens and. Centre Plecee. We • •
are showing a' broader rapge
than ever before from the
cheapest to the best.
. Presents for the
Home.
• Wool Blankets, Comforters, .
afatts, Curtains, Lied
Spreads, Etc, ..
Presents ;for Baby
Infants KnittedCoats, Bear.
Cloth Coate, Bonnets,' Bootees,
Bibs, Mittens, Hose, etc. at mod -
Furs as Gifts
Muff, Ruffs,Stoles,- -Coats, •
Caperettes, etc. in Mink, Lamb,
Marmot, etc.
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Silk Ties as Gifts II
The Christmas Ties for men
and boys come in a great variety
of col°, ings to snit all tastes..
Four-in-banu, Bows, Ascots,
Puffs, Tecks. Strings, ate, from
.10 up to si.00
Braces as Gifts
Men's and Boy,' fancywebh
rtes,W
eeed
separately, in very
pretty colorings from .25 up.
Mufflers as Gifts'
Bradley M ufflers in all colors
for 'nen and women, boxed sep-
arately, all sizes at .50
Gloves as Gifts
Men's and Boys' Kid and
111 echa, Gloves, wool and fur lin-
ings, all sizes, .50 up to $3.
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Handkerc• hiefs as'
Gifts
• Men's, Boys' and Children's '
Harnikerchiefs, fancy colors and
plain in silk, linen and cotton
• from .05 up.
Umbrellas as -Gi ts
Men's Umbrellas 'in great
variety,of handles and tops, Our
' Umbrella makes a splendid gift
.to7asrettirpn.to .%$Veshave them from
.Sweater Coats
Meas and Boys' Sweater
Coats in all colors and sizes from
$1 to $15
Furs as Gifts
. .
ur (oats, Gauntlets, Caps
and 'Collars at reasonable prices.
All sizes. •
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.inamortvii crearreranten
Personals
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Mr; itnd Mrs •J' :McLeod Will spend
. ChriStmas in . • • • '
Mr.*0 J Wallis' returned on Friday
from a• two-nionths' busine%s.. tkp
to Saskatchewan. . : . r; •.• •••
WoOds• and twe . children • of
Maple . Creek, Sask. , . are visi
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the lady's mother,Mrs. Turnee. of
Fr.L.leerck street. •
Mr. and zMrs. S. Gardinerand ehi1-
. dren have . been visiting (luring the
past week with 1.11,1e lady 'S •.f ether,
.Mr. Chas. Ilellyer, •
Miss Garet! Chant, who hashad
time, has returned home, having
. position in 'Toronto for some
engaged With.Clinton.he Clinton*Molar
Cas Co., as liatrograp. her.
Mr. E. 'Louis EvanS. of Louisvillo
Kentucky, paid a -brief hit to his'
old home in town, on Friday last,d
Mr: filvaeir, as many of our readers'
already know, es seceytary of the 1
Tobacco, Workers' Union, whose,
operations arc largely confined- to
the .Eastern and Southern Statesl
and while he is a o'raunch beliove
. He has been 'foe years one of the
trusted chiefs . of organized . labor
and while lie is a staunch believer
in • eeruiliatory methods, his wide
experience and knowledge' Of what
/nigh,' he called nnwritten hiStary
is not calculated to moderate ..otre's
views. Numerous old friends •of
' Mr. Evans about town alwaya haves
a warm • handclasp for hint on his
all too few visits. • 1
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Mr. Carpenter will speak on The News From Londesboro
"Where.nre the dead ?!"
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S. W.. Carpenter, who . will speak in
the •town hall, Clinton, on Sunday
af to:noon next, at three o'clock.
The subject of his address will • be,
''Where are the dead?' which is one
of importance to everyone. Seats
free, no collection.
LOndon Road
Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Itoviden at -
teethe, the wedding of the formee's
nol:ow in Brussels on Wednesday.
The League will lievetheir oyater
Hullett Township supper on Friday evening all the home
of Mr. and Mr! • George Layton,
Mr. John Odell of Toronto bas
bought from his brother, Mr. 'Abe;
Odell, the old homestead in West
End Tuckersinite rThe acceage is oho
Hundred and the price six thousand
dollars,
Mr. Fred . Henry exhibited his
yearling Clyde colt at the 'Winter
Fair in Guelph last week, Sixteen
colts competed for the seven prices
offered and Fred's won fourth place.
That means it is a colt to be
proud of.
Mr. John Allen has rented his
farm on the ninth concession to Mr.
Addison and will in all probabiliey
move' into Londeshoro and live re-
tired. MA. and Mrs. Allen have ,
been much respected, residents oltlus
Coderich
(mall fire occured in the cooper
p of Mr. -Chem Bailey on .Thurs-
' last. The firemea loon bas
townslfp for years, Previously they
were lotated in Seeforth, and still enguist1 and before' much damage
Maher back, in the west. was done.
Mr. e Carter, . . Y
ir -, Mr. D: Wiggins, who hae tbeen for
.
King" of Huron, 'had an exhibit ot severe', weeks in the west, has re-:
his- fowl at the big fair at - • Guelph turned to town.
bit week. • The exact number of the ! Mr. Frank Saunders attended . the
prizes won v are not able to stow, wedding . of Mr. Herb Teknpleton and
but we fancy it will al, lea0 equal Miss Marjorie Anglin in Toronet
his entries last Week. :
Rev. 11. Osterhout and. farnily
leave' on Satueday• for Chatiliath;
\Ihere they will • spend. Christmas
with Mrs. Oste•nottt's parents, .Ms. •
and MAL -Cionamage. •
Mr. Clark of bunde.S. •Was a caller
at the manse oii Tuesday. •
Mrs: .las..‘Shobbrook iS very at
pe eent.'' We hope . to ' hear • . her
•
speedy recovery...
Mr.. John Ilrtinsdon spent Wednes-
day with Myth friends. •
• '1'1ie • Presbyterian • Sunday azhool
will have an entertainment •on Fri-
day evening of this week to which
the adrn(ssion fel will he .fidteen and
ten cents. " •There. wl1 he . a good
peagrarn *and ;the night • will be
6f the most enjoyable.. . •
Mr; -A. Manning of Pilot Mound -
Man., is visiting. friends in the.. •
ity. • • .•••
Miss. My Brogiten spent- Mond,;
with Clinton friends. -
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Grey Township .• .
Alex. and Misses 'Windt' and Mag-
gie .Carr were. visiting with. relaelves '
at Stratford and St. Paul recently.
, Harry - Battey, Cif Moosajaw,
home on a holiday
. Mrs. Gregory, of Wenathhee. Wash-
ington: State, and Mrs. Watber Baker,
of . Grantee, Were visitling at the
home of • .1. K. and Mrs, Baker; Oth
Ari 6M resident in the person • 04:
Daniel- Spillet, died at the advancee
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age of 79 -year a ou December 5th
.
Goderick
Mrs, 'Wm. Robinson. passed sway
-last week after an illness of about a
year. • -•. .
Mrs, Hector McFadYeti has ro'hirn-
ed from a trip to the Coast and is
now the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M.* Polio/.
Mr. 3. • C. Craig, who wan sailing
Oti the John C. Howe during the sea-
son, has returned home. His boat is
wintsJring. at Cl.rcago. •
Wreck Commissioner Demers liot.f8
Captain MacKay and Mate Campbell
responsible for the grounding of the
steamer Costume in Lake Superior
and suspended their •eci:tuificates.
Lawson H. Moore was kilkd in the
McCormick • biscuit waits at Londou
by being caught in a shaft.
Lieutenant -Governor • G-rhson opehoi
eho new Childreri's Shelter at, Guelph
Miss Minnie Lobb Becomes the
Bride of Norman Snuder,
'Yesterday at high noon a quiet but
V0'; Pietty wedding took place in
Goderieli township the home of -
the brido's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lobb, when eAeir eldest daugh- •
ter, Minnie GertAade, was united in
marriage with Mr, Norman Snyder
of Ra.dsson, S•ask.
The bride, who was given away
by her' father, looked charming in •
gown of ivory embroidered net over
silk and carried a beautiful boqUet
of white some and lily -of -the -valley.
Little Miss Elsie Snyder, lido • of
the g loom, made a very prate.' flow-
er girl in It dainty white silk drese./
Miss MO Lobb, sister nt the bride,
played the wedding march.
The teretborty' was petOrmed ij
Rev. V, C. Couzens of Hohnesville in
ehe presence of only immediate
friend:1 After the newly -wedded psi
had reeeived the tongratuIations
theassembled guests all repaired
tho dinieg-room where a datntel wee.
ding breakfast was partaken of.
Many beautifel and eontly gift
were received by the bride, ttriv
groom's gift • was a beautiful sua-
burst of pearls Aand to tho low&
girt: a p.lety bracelet, The bride's
father gave her a handanae Doherky
piano. •
Mr. and Mrs. Snyder loft of the five
o'clock train from Clinton for e
brief honeymoon trip to Guelph, atre
Preston. Tho buide's going away.
gown wite a suit of brown serge
with hat to matehf On their ram
tney y)11 visit friends in rho tti�to
ity Inc , a f4w days Vol', leavine•
about the first of the year,
their 'home at, Hadloton, Sask.
The many friends of the youne
people join in wishing them long lye
and prosperity.