The Clinton News Record, 1912-01-11, Page 4Clinton News -Record
Coderich Townsshlp •
Mr. Edgar Cook youngest son of
Mrs and Mrs. Chas. Cook, who has'
been west in the ,vicruitsy of Yellow
Grass for the past four years, is, in
company with his wife and litt'le
daught'.;r, spending the winter with
Ibis parents.
Mr. Will Cook, the eldest son of
'llIw faintly, also arrived on New
;Year's Day. and will spend some lit,
1t,le
time at the parental home IIe
co eS twin the viculty of 131oelt,
nl
whe'lrc he has been for seven }ears'
and where he has prospered,
Mr, Louis Mosely of the C. A. C.,'.
Rev. C. E, Jeakins of 'Clinton will
conduct service M St. George's
church, Middleton, on Sundrly morn-
ing next.
Guelph, spent the festive holiday seas-
on the guest of :Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
Cook, wu s1t
Sterns! K-taapp, a PIem Ilollow far-
mer, rhea at I3rockvillc from expos-
ure.
GAMES
for the Winter Evenings
All the popular gauzes
such as
Pd rchesi
Flinch •
Lost Heir
Crockinoie
Etc.
Diaries for 1912
S.S. Helps for 1912
Canadian Almanac '1012
cooper Co.
CLINTON,
Grey Township
Ernest Rozell was visiting relat-
ives at Toronto over the holiday.
Miss Lottie Jaelcsnn has been Visit-
ing her sister in New York State.
Miss Elsie Clark, of Washada, has
been visitingat Mrs. Huger McKin
note's.
Miss Elia McKinnon, who was
hon to r thei returned
...vacation on has tet thed
to her school at Nashville, On
Miss May Thompson and Mr. and
Miss Northgravcs, of Berlin,, were
visitors at Joseph Engler's last
week. .
Duncan' and it1iss Elsie McCallum,
of .IIullettt, were visitors with old
friends and neighbors in Grey, The
latter is continuing. her stay,
Wn1. Fowler and son,; Frank, of
Edmonton, aua visiting at the noun
of Mr. • 1'{. J. Hoover, of the OM
con.
At the annual school meeting w 5.
5 -No. 1, Robert Miller, was' re-elec-
ted Trustee, John Davidson sup-
plies wood at $2.40 a cord, ('oal
will be' tined during the colder
months,
Miss I3ella Betz :1.tth con!,mint ds
taking a holiday and ,will visit a re-
Iativee and friends in Kansas end
Virginia.
Exeter ,
Mr, Frank 13awden of St. 'Thomas
was hone oven the' New Year's holi-
day. -
Miss hotis Disney of Windsor was
home on a visit last week.
Mr, T. W. Ilawkshaw has returned
do Winnipeg after spending his hot-.
days with friends and Me tires - ie
town and vicinity,.
.Miss Irene Hardy visited friends `-t
L
Wallatohurg recently
The new rink teas opener) on Nen
Year's night.
Dungannon
Mr. and- Mrs. J. Moyer., of Pais-
ley, have been visiting their relatives
)tern. •
Mr. and 1 r:. r
a 1 � Robert L Rcicl and
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Miss Maggie Shackleton, of Moose -
jaw , are visiting friends at Crewe.
T. 0. Allem has purchased the old
Methodist church property for .$300.
An old and highly esteemed resid-
ent of West Wawanosh passed away
last week, in the person of Mrs.
James 'Rerhnoad, Deceased was tot's
in Ireland in the year 1825, but she
had been a resident of this neigh-
borhood for over ..half a century.
Ta •
I ii husband t died about seven years
ni y s She
ago. v
6 t survived (ed by sic chit
dren : James and John, Mrs. Ed.
Brophy, Mrs, P. Kearney., Mrs, Wns.
Leddy and Mrs. Win. AleC'ourt, all
living in West 11'awanosb. The fun-
eral took place to 5L. Augustine.
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Couch .. ,.Co.
All Ladies' and Children's winter
Coats % price. '
January Mid Winter Sale 25 to 50 per cent off all
foods , advertised. Sale starts Saturday, Jan. Gth,
Sale encisSaturday Jan, 13th. Term Cash.
25 per cent Discount off all Furs and
Fur lined Coats.
A Sale. with a Reason
We wish to impress upon the people of Clinton and
surrounding Country that we will not carry over this
seasons Stock to next season. It must be got rid off.
We have made the prices so low as to be absolutely
sure that we will 'accomplish our object during this
January sale.
OUR LOSS IS We mention only a few of the ,many'
YOUR GAIN Bargains we offer you.
Your choice of any trimmed hat in
Store $1.50,
Your choice of any untrimmed hat in
Store 39e,
Dress goods reg 75c Sale price 39c,
Dress goods " 90c " 55c.
.Fur collored Coats " 25.00 " " 15.00
Pail lette,Silk " 1,25 " " 92c
l 5,00 " r: 2.50
Nett Waists
Ribbons
Ribbons
Cashmere Hose
Bath Towels
Table linen
Linen ,Towlln
Wrapperetts
Flanlaeletss
Prints
Umbrellas
See, large bills,
35c t`
a" 20c ::
25c "
ca.
35c
75e ta
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96'"'
18e 't
" 12}c "
" 121e !.:
:0 1,00 "
150
1:1c i
19c
21
" 43c
i`` , • .6e
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121c
9c
10c
69c,
HoImesville.:
Mr; .John Calbick Of I3+riitisli Col-
bia is visiting friends _ in this vicin-
ity,' IIe was fibra oa the fart now
occupied by Mr. Goo. Tibutt on the
Maitland concession; and removed to
the Gar, golden west when about two
years at age.: That was oyee 40
years ago.
People are -saying this cold and'
stormy weather i; continuing a'.tang
terne, even forgetting c.iltcb that
g
weever
had such wintertci weather before.ore
Thawing frozen pipes is the order
All trains are late on account of the
hoaby snow drifts. The wind blow-
ing a fierce gale which, if it cont'.l-.
ees touch longer, will block up many
of the roads. Where are the weather-
wise who predict?;tl are open winter.?
We understand' P:tat Mr. George
Ilolland's sale tiff milk cows which
was to have takclt,,,, place on Wednes-
day 'last, en account of the storm
has been postponed until Monday of
next *eek.
' Mr. 5, W, 'l'eewartha was to have
started on Tuesday last dor Mon-
treaI et deliver his Uroawes, driver
to the Gunn. Langlois Co, but fear -
lag the trains might become,. stalled
on the road, decided to wait une.1
'the storm ' was over. Somewhere
about the $275 mark, we understand,
was the consideration, a good driver
and a good price.
' )les'.C\ E. Jeakins .of Clinton will
conduct service in 5t. John's .church
on Sunday afternoon next:
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church gave one of their first class
entertainments on 'Thursday evening
'st, The entertainment was two-
fold, the first part tieing a fine sup-
per served with the lavish hospital-
ity or; which the T•l'otmcsvilfe ladies
arc famous. When the supper had
been +aorougbly enjoyed an adjourn -
mite was made to Lite body of the
church where an excellent pragram
was given. Those taking part ink
the program were Mrs. King, who,
sang three 'solos,, fairly captivating
the audience by her rich, well train-
ed,voese, and Miss McClinton and
Messrs. howler and Cook, all of:God-
eri'eh, who each rendered solos. The
singers also sang together. Mr. King
presided at the piano during he even.
rig, Miss
(Dozens
of Il
m svi
lc also
gave several readings i a very
clever planner and altogether the Pro -
grain ivas very much enjoyed. Ow-
ing to the disagreeable weather the
crowd was not, so large as was ex-
pected brit nevertheless the Iadies
realt',cod a nice little cant ' :from the
proceeds and have besides the satis-
faction of knowing that they put
00 a high class entertainment..
Morris Township
David Russel of Calgary, spent
NON' Years with his parents, Jas,
and Mrs, Russel, 5th line, Ile is
Sec -'.)Treasurer of the Alberta ,Travel-
less Association and was a delegate
to the convention 10 Montreal.
Mrs. L. Beam, of Mount Pleasant,
Brant Co., was a visitor at the
home of fiarvey Beam, 751) tine.
Bliss Mnr;ic )Iran, Brantford, was
also visiting under tile parental toot.
The annual school . meeting in 5 S.
No. G was held as pep statute. Walt-
er Yuill was ac elected irusloe. Thr
wood contract was given to Alfred
Cochrane at $2,15 per cord and Ed-
ward Ellis suppl'es cedar as 81.50
per cord, Miss Murdre is the tea-
cher in No. 0 and is render ng good
service.
On. the 27Lh of December the an-
nual school meeting of Union S,. 5,
No. 3, East Wawanosh was called to
order by D. D. Stalker, i.hairutin of
the School Board, Wm, Craig, tae
retiring trustee, was re-elected. The
Trustees ustees ' for next year. are F. D.
Stalker, J. Canting and W. Craig.
W. P. Watson, of Merineo, bask:,
is visiting iris parents, W. IT, slut
Mrs. Watson, 5th line. He has been
in Western Canada for the le's' rev -
en years.
Miss Edna )Watson, ct Medicine
fat, has returned to her ]rune on
tits Gth con,, to spend the Wetter,
'Geo, and Mrs, Koowis, . of Lansing,
Mich., spent Christmas with W. Il.
arson and family. ' Mrs Keown
rill remain toe a few weeks.
John Healy, Saginaw, Mich., is a
visitoe withhisfather, Thos. Hoary,
th cob.
David Walker, of Pari Bili, was
tome, for New "Year's with his par-
nts, Samuel and Mrs. Walker,
]Miss' Minnie I mie I;ndicoth, of Lindsay,
s visiting -the families
g ifJames
uncan and Jet. Davis, 4th line.
Saturday week Mrs. Garret Ma.
well, passed away to her reward in.
ei 7Gth year, i+'uneral tool.- place
o Belgrave cemetery. ' 'She is thr-
ived by her husband and an adult
amity.•
Mr. and Ids. ;Nealy and, fancily,
were spending the Christmas holi- �.
ayes, with friends in Michigan,
James Bowman, M. P., will re -
urn to Ottawa to resume his par -
amen tary
aramentary duties. •
AP Swan Lake, Mart., on Doc, 13th,
Yfist Hattie McCall, formerly tie this
ownship, was `united in marriage to
rchio Thompson. They :c. ,here
O a visit with celat"i'es and friends
and ;will extend their vksie to the
room's :relatives in Lindsay locality
efore r..eturntng ,to the West.
The annual school aceting was
eld,'Si the school''house in 5. 5,•
o. 3. The retiring trustee was H.
Alcock, who was succeeded by
antes Nichol." $2.40 was Ale price
Wen Robert Craig for the 'wood
i h� ,alk avid leek at
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or the Work :of auditing and will also
e caretaker of the school. School
ened with Frank Bryant,. • son of
m. Bryans '4th line, lit command,•
is salary will be $500.' Mr. Dry-
s has just passed the Clinton
ode) Scholl 'ani) will give a good
cunt'.ef himself.
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The 'King sad Queen witnessed'
Magnificent pageant at Calcutta.
Stapled Township"
The new council held their' initial
meeting in the township hall, ,Varna,
on Monday'' with Reeve Glen in the
chair and Counciileirs Dewar, Keys,
Mustard and McKinley present. Sev-
eral accounts were ;passed and' some
routine business gone through, and
the following township officials wore
appois KW: :: Clerk, j. E, H'antwell;
salary $110 ; 'treasurer; George Beat-
tie, salaryOD
8 Assessor, es r, li. Stog-
dell, 875; Collector Phos, Wiley, 885;'
Auditors George Bafrcl and W. H.
Johnston, salary $10 each.
A pleasant evening was Spent at:'
the home of Mr. Thomas Robinson
on Thursday evening when the re-
presontatives of t"„c Goshen Method-
ist Choir gathered and presented him'
with alt ' address . accompanied
with an -easy chair in .: recog-
nation of his services as choir
master of the church. Mr. Robin-
son who was taken completely by
surprise, heartily thanked his friends
for their beautiful gift.
The evert,ng was spent in enjoyable
games and music and lunch was, ser-
ved by the tactics. The company
separated at a late hosir highly
pleased with the evenings c'ajoyment.
The address 'was as follows <
Dear Mr. Robinson : It becomes nsy
pleasing duty in behalf of your fri-
ends in connection with the Goshen
Methodist Choir to remind you that
we are not forgetful, of Pae fact
that for 501110 time you have fa•.thl'ul-
iy discharged the dttt'es of choir
master in our church. It' Itas
been our privilege to he ,assoc-
iatei with ( tt 011 in!
t y all elle blanches of
our church' work, 'rite young have
found in you a devoted teacher and
lrave,benelitted:considerably by your
Kelp: Your earnest devotion' to slut
and the hearty interest youhave
yr
c c manifested Di the welfare of our
Choir are considerations worthy of
the highest praise. In the carious
walks ' 01 neighbourly and social in.
tercourse you have contributed a-
bundantly, towar•1 malting Life pleas-
ing in the circle in which you Have
mover). As a token of our admir-
ation and esteem for yourself, and
of our gratitude for all your labors
in behalf of the choir for the Glory
of Gott we ask you to •iceept this
easy chair praying that you may
Long be spared to recline in it in
your leisure bouts. And that Yiods
richest blessing may attend you and
your estimable wife throu,;ttaut, all
life's days.
Siened in behalf, of the Choir,
Mtsriat 1)ow8011, Mary A: 5togdill.
Seaforth
Miss Nellie I3eatLie of Calgary.,
.Alta., is spending a holiday at the
]vogue of, her father, Mr. John Beat-
tie,
Mr,. and . Mrs, 5. Landshoeaugh
and fancily of Park River, Norttt Da-
kota., have been s isf ring friends to
town and vicinity:
Air. 13. Kydcl, - accountant in the
Bank of Commerce here, has beer)
transferrer) 10 13oi'lin.
rile: anti Mrs. Knight of Edmon-
ton, Alta., afp'r visiting the latter's
mother', Mrs. Mcliinley, over titehol-
iday season, have e gone tot Florida
for the winter.
Mr. lames Staples of Moose Jaw;
Sask., has been visiting his mother'
and brothers in town after an ab-
sence of sixteen years.
Seaforth wort the first hoc) ey mat-
ch in • the. intermediate series on New
Years night in 1!oderiell
Miss Minnie Campbell of Calgary
is visiting her parents in 'town.
Miss Kathleen Henderson. has gone
lsn Bal7.ymotc on a visit to friends.
Mr, Harry Livens •has returned to
Detroit aft!'. spending. several weeks
at his home its. town.,
Wingham.
Leader Willis and Mrs. Willis en-
tertained the choir of 55. Paul's
church at their home one evening
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Megurchy of Col
Lingwood spent, the holiday time the
guests of -line latter.'s parents, Mr.
and Miss, John Davidson,
Mrs. Garrett Maxwell, an old re
silent of Morris passed away,
, on
Saturday: week after an illnessof
some. months.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnt. O'Neil of HarP-
neY, Man., an. have been visiting at thee
home of their nephew, Mr. IT, B.
Elliott.
IVIiss Florence VanNornsatt has tak-
en a position on the teaching staff
of <Ancaster public school and left'
last week to assume her duties.
A Winghani Family Almost
Suffocated
' Wiingham, Jan. 8. -Chas. Kneehtel
and family (five persons) narrowly'
eecaped suffocation by escaping gas
from the coal stove Sunday, 'night.,
The coat in the self -feeder commen-
ced burning, and the upstairs was
flooded with gas from the hot Lir
pipe.'
Mr,:' and bees. Kneel) tel awoke, a-
bout'. 7. a. m. and were hardly able
to arise.
On going into their daughter's
room; they found her unconscious,
but after several minutes' work - she
regained Consciousness,
Dr, Kennedy was called' in, and the
tinnilyare nowallon
s fair o
rad
to recovery.
Miss: Houghton, who has been or-
ganist in St. Pant's Church here for
several years, took sick just 'before
the evening service. She 'is still
unconscious, and in a very dangerous
condition. .
Al 340441, ,, anZ'rhoirte rule demon-
vtx len •wlaseheid in Ulster. and. , a
Poll y of passive resistance: was a -
pre upon.
Seaforth
Last Sunday was children's day in
Seaforth. Mr, J. J, Kelso, superin-
tendent of neglected children for ,On-
taelo, Rev. H, IL Miller, of Berlin,
and Alr. G. M.. Elliott, Huron Coun-
ty agent,' delivered addresses in a
number' of pulpits during the day,
and ata mass meeting xi the town.
hall ta-night, forty-five persons
eon
-
tribe Led one dollar' each to become
menmbersf the society.
0 oc . y
The die rs of the newSeaforthr
1 o e o
ganrzatien are as follows : Honorary
president, Mayor Greig, president,
Mr. J, la,. T Rogers, principal of the
Collegiate Institute ; treasurer Mr.
John :Ac Wilson, tgwn clerk. The
ministers. of the town are vice-presi-
dents, and two ladies were appoint-
ed from each chueeh as members of
the committee.
Mr. Kelso spoke in Egmondville
this morning, and at Ville Presbyter-
ian church Isere to -night, Me. ' Mil-
ler occupied the ptilpits of the Pres-
byterian church in the morning,
the Methodist church to -night and
Sunday school this afternoon.
Mr. Elliott addressed the Presby-
terian Sunday school- '
Little Worries
In the Nome.
11, is These That Bring Wrinkles end
Malec Women Leak Premat-
urely Old.
Almost every woman at the head
of a home meets daily with many
little worries in her household af-
fairs, They may be too small to
notice an hour afterwards, but it is
these same constant little worries
that ntalce so many women look pre-
maturely . 1 e
• } old. Their effect may be
noticed in sick or nervous head-
aches, 'fickle
ead-aches,'fickle appetite, pain in ,the
back or side, sallow complexion, and
tate coming of `wrinkles, which every
woman dreads. To those thus of
fi0t35 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills offer
a speedy and certain cure, A restor-
eaion of color to the cheeks, bright.
nets to the eye, a healthy appetite
and a sense of freedom front weari-
ness.
eariness.
Among the thousands of Canadian
wgnfeit who have found neve health
and new strength through the use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is Mrs.
11 C. , Deem, London, Ont., who
snys : "About two years ago I found
myself so badly rttn down that it
was almost -impossible to perform
my household duties: I fell off in
flesh, was weal: and very pale, had.
no appetite, feet constantly cold,
and to further make lily life miser-
able T
was afflicted with Chose other
ailments from which so many wo-
men suffer, I 'tried many kinds of
medicine, but got no benefit, and be-
gan So feel chat T was slipping in-
to chronic invalidism, I was advis-
ed to try Di:. Williams' Pink Pills,
and although I net somewhat hope-
less decided to do so. To my de-
light atter taking the Pills, a few.
weeks, I felt mach beater, and a
further use of them brotlgltt me back
to my old time health, 1 have
since recommended the pills to many
others, auel those who have used
1heu have always been benefitted.,,
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
matt at 50 unix a box or six boxes
Inc $2,50 from 'The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
The National Fertilizer
•
The Natinual Fertilizer, which is
placed on the market by the National
Land, Fruit and Packing Company,
show's, the following analysis compar-
ccl wildhbarnyard manure
Ni brogue 3.50, equal to 4.0 am-
monia.:
Phosphoric acid 5.75, equal to 12.
soluble phosphates.
Potash. 3.50.
flow to get' 1.00 per cent. more Profs
with less labor, and no to
vestment,
The National Land Fruit 4im Packin
Company, Limited, is not an itlner
ant vendor of fertilizers, here to -da
and' away to rnoraow. Through the
properties which it operants, tit
Company is a permanent '`next loo
neighbor ' to upwards of 2,000 farm-
ers,
armers, including a large number in th
County of Huron, and even for thi
reason alone, i0 would not, and caul
BETTER THAN
P,1;
BARN YARD MAN-
URE.
not afford to place anything on th
market that it was not pteparetl P
wholly endorse and back up in ever
respect. •
The Company Inas investigated prac-
tically every known fertilizer. Iia
sent sit expert. to Europe to examin
into and report upon the nature, pro-
cess of manufacture, characteristics
actions and results of fertilizers, an
by introducing the National Fertilizer
the Company is giving its neighbors'
and otters, a fertilizer that is pre-
pvrucl so as to be especially adapted
to the requirements of the Ontario
farmers.
•
1'IRST CGATIEEIR THE CROP—
TIIEN PAY
The Company is So confident' for all
that it claims for the National Fer-
tilizer, that it is, prepared to sell it
to the farmer: sad be paid for it only
dear the crop has been gathered.
Think what, this means'. You increase'
the profits from your fields more than
100 per cent., and after the season's
orop hag been oaken in, and not be-
fore, you pay for the National Fer-
tilizer, rho wonderful handmaid of na-
ture that: causes two bushels to be
produced, where one bushel grew be-
fore.
National Land, Fruit
& Phcking'Co.,
Toronto
Rel reseiatattWe Ppei' IHUroit C fitidCy' .
��W, �Vq;N3a'LINTON
January ilth,1912
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Millinery
WE HAVE
12 only trimmed hats in Stockprice$from
. 2 r m .50 to $5,00.. We offer you choice of' the lot
on Saturday for $1,19., '
THREE DOZEN SHAPES
Worth frons 75c to $1.75 on sale Saturday
for 29e each, .
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PLEASE f�
li:+r6'� S REMEMBER
These prices are for Saturday only.
Our First Delivery
Of Ladies' White Waists has beeliassed
into stock they came too early and we have
marked them at quick selling prices.
See Them.
MEET ME AT.
IRWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
Logs Wanted
- AT _
STIPLETON SAW Mllt
All kinds of Logs willget Highest Prices.
No. 1 basswood Heading, 40 inches,
$3,75 per cord delivered. , •
ea' Custom Work
WILL BE WELL DONE.
Atlaszusgazziamv
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WALKER'S
You -will find some interesting prices on
FURNITURE AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
t A few of the quotationsibelow will suggest some
of the values :
i
Rugs in good quality of Tapestry sze 3x3 $7.75.0 f
4 d r best' 3x4 reg,for. $10,0or $10.00,
iUerent patterns to choose from. If you want 'a rugthis is
chance. No better value ever shown in 01inton your
Linoleums 4 yds wide, 50c per sq yd. 9 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 3.piece suite reg $00.00 for $48,50
1 „ 3 „ 72.00 '` 00.00
1 " 3 !. 27,50 25.00
23.50 21.00
2 „ 5 50.00 42.00
Iron Beds prices ran Ing, .23,00 ' 21800
g 1 from $3.110 es $30,00
Some special prices on mattresses.
ALull line ofsmall musical nasicol instrumentscarried in stock
This isa new line I have added along with the kldison Phonograph.
The Store
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Furniture Dealer and Undertaker' I40
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