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The Clinton News Record, 1912-01-25, Page 894 Clinton News -Record Vatci$ This Spade There will be Something Special each wveeIS,, tti Spending To Save. NF The above nisyseemn paradoxioal'het the bargains we are offering mean a,saving to any one who spends his money here, Ali Skates and Hockey Goods, at Cost Prices on all these goods are so low it will pay you to spend your money now. Parents rem 'get skates for two, when at regular prices they,could afford to buy for onry one. The boys and girls need the bracing air and the exercise for their health's sake, Weather Strip' Try our. weather strip on your Doors and Windows it keep out the Wind and Frost, -2 CENTS KR i 23,A E I.,A. rJJ 131Z0S. STOVES and HARDWARE W. S. HARLAND W. J. HARLAND: ••••r/NN•.••N•0.•••• ♦NN••N••N•NN••N mina! January Sale 2 2 0111. 2 • . A 44 i • • and we are giving big reductions • Continues I r during all this month and I 2 • it SMALL PLU MSTEELM. • ▪ PROFITS B " OS,. BUSINESS • • *.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• in all lines of merchandise. Dont miss this sale, 2 �1■�� �-- - r•6 11 BEAR IN MiND THAT WE SELL ONLY THE BEST iN RUBBER FOOTWREA Wheatbor you went a pair of Boots. Aretics, Sock and Rubber, Leather topped Ruhhers. Alaskas, felts and Rub- bers, Light Rubbers, far over your sboes or anything else hi heavy or light RUBBER FOOTWEAR. • I BEST QUALITIES ONLY WE HAVE THEM IN THE Cheap Rubbers are not worthwha t they cost. BUY THE 'BEST. IT PAYS FRED. JACKSON dlommomminsomminnammmemmimumm 1 •N, NNN•• NM••••MNNNMMA•N •N•NN•N•N•• J. B Hoover Nelson Bali UNIQUE DESIGNS JI�i� i her fi r�$ �❑t pp i - ILI ,. �#I�IA X71 'I, k,:•,` t.:�� ' In house turnishinga are in demand by triose Z U,s ,��•�,-- of artistic tasteli, A visit �' -- nere will disclose 3426, 2t• q • UNIQUE .FURNITURE THAT IS JECORATIVEt but riot overly dear. Merit is what wins these days, 4 and it's only merit that gives us our liberal patronage' MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRiCE The cneapest spot iin Hurn Countyto buyall. kinds of furniture. t re. Hoover..&Bai1 . '-o wm.i.Tr T T3,T ALa7�t �'TJN".�R,.AT., 23 SRmC}TOR, , '!N! f4s'ft*H..Nd.�* ONA .A4ANiko 4011441, 'sswtr 4+00asiwNr tae Original Price $1.50 1.25 1.00; Did You S e Our Half Price Window? If there are goods in it. you can use and have not time to see it you pay a high price for the time saved. W. D. FAIR CO, Often Cheapest Always the :Best - rf'a' t ttaunauunaanwnaew ,ntlii rlfs... • nn �" naa1111NI1b. Mr. Ernest Young, Goderich, was Clinton on Monday. Miss Levis visited Exeter friends f a few days lase week. Mrs, -George Jackson of. Waterloo vi ileed Clanton friends the past woe Mrs. Walter Learoyd of Regin Sask., is the bucst of Mrs. A. Morriele Miss May Ranee is in Owen Soun where she takes part this evenit in a concert. Miss •Ida Evans of Bayfield is span ing a few days M town the gue of Dr. J. S. and Mrs. Evans, Mr. C. Keller, piano tuner, Stra ford, Is assisting the staff of ti Doherty Piano & Organ Company. Mrs. Wcbh Haggerty of Morepar Man., was the guest of her cousi Mrs. John Watt ins, on Saturda Last, Miss Mabel Kerr, who has betel Montreal nursing for the pot cc pie of months, returned home In week. Mrs, J. E. Harn,vall st Varna we the guest of ner sister, M, s. J. Reid of town, ! t� a leer era's h i weak, Mrs. Goodfellow and her little da Bitter Eva of Hamilton aro visitin the lady's aunty, Mea. J. S. Mille of Orange street. Mrs. Walter King and battle Mis Ruth Ball spent the week end th guests of the former's sister, Mr John Bennett of Blyth. Mayor Spottton of Wingham was i town on Monday attending to a fairs in connection with hs Basins College here and also shaking hand with numerous friends. Mr. Peer McNeil of Stratford, Sout Dakota, a former ClintonIan an brother of Mr, T. J. McNti.'-, o town, was recently married to Mis Richardson of S•ttratford, South Da kola, Mrs. Kenneth Chowen, who is a ptesout a patient in the hospital and who has been very rill during the past week, is now improving nicely, we are pleased to be able to report. Mr. John Shaw went' to Seaforth on Tuesday evening to hear the addrtes given by Rev. J. A. Macdonald, ed- itor of the Torontlo Globe, who spoke under the auspices of the Canadian Club. Mr. Richard Foster of Toronto, bet- ter known to htis Clinton. friends as "'Dick", was in town Monday and Tuesday, having come up to take part+ in Willis choir concert. For "Deck" ck" Clinton's lah'ch string will • always hang out. Mr. Henry Baker went to St, Cath- an;nes yesterday morning to ali- t nrt the aneu-1 meeting of the. Willow Rivet (13, C.) Timber Com- pany of which he is a director, On eels way back he will spend a day or so in Hamileon. Mr, and Mrs. W. R, Megaw of Vernon B. C. wore guests over the week end of the farner's sister, Mrs. W, J. Holmes. They came east with their daughter Irene, who is now pursuing her studies ab Hav orgal College, Toroneo, Mr. Murray Jackson of Toronto, son of Mr. Fred Jackson of town, who. has been laid off for some fettle time, suffering from a dislocated. shoulder, is now a'Je to attend to, his studies again, his many Clinton friend:•; will be glad to hear. Mr, and Mrs, J. T. Clark and Master Arthur of Toronto were the guests of friends in town over the week. end. Mr. Clark returned` to the city on Monday morning but Mrs. Clark and Arthur are making a longer stay, the guests of the lady's sis>°ar, Mrs. T. Jackson, Jr. Miss Tebbuet of Woodstock, formerly' of town, called on old friends in Clinton on Friday: Miss Tebbutti was returning after ing to. Woodstock a ter spending some wee'rs at her home In Goderirh township weer() she was en ateendance on her father, Mr. Frederick Tebbutt, Sr., who has beenvery ill. yr r. 0 a x"100 s 'eaves today on his Irmo- tree to the Paretic Coast In the interests of a big, Ternnea whole- sale house, John ta'•es' his holt," dhys In the wiete- and h s .meat good part of the past ceuele of months in r'ititort end vicinity,. where he has hosts of [needs who are elwsys p'c^sati to see him His ,?,,n to the Co'ist visitIn' all the towns of any f enerteece on the wev irtl' rho-ttev Ireerr1 months ^rid '.11 t' nn o 'I' , yr', R` Iv •'nt, s" tt'r .caul John un':B'I a'tout harvest time. in or k, a, J. a, ng st t- 0, 1e in st s T. t u- g r s e s. n 1- s s 11 d 1 WI 111) OIIH JANIIARY January 25tlli, 191 SALE Our great annual. January Sale winds up Wednesday January 31st. To those who " -have not had there share of the many bargains we have offered_ the past three week you should not miss these last days. 50e Winter Vests 39c ,Ladies heavy Wright winter vess', natural color only, daint- ily trimmed with baby ribbon, all sizes, regular 50c for 39e. "• 25e " 19e. Children's Vests 19c Children's add lines of win- ter vests,' slip overs and button- ed down the front, all sizes, reg. 25e and 35e for 19e. 25c Worsted Hose 19c Boys and girls heavy ribbed worsted hose, black, ;roll sizes, splendid line for overstockings, reg 25c for 19c. ° 50c Worsted Hose 390 Misses, girls and boys black heavy worsted ribbed hose, made from the finest worsted yarns, specially made for hard - wear, all sizes. reg 50e for We.' Children's Knitted Skirts 79c Ghiidren'a all pure word, fancy knitted petticoats in plain grey, navy bine and red, a very warm and .comfortable. under- skirt for children, reg 81 for .79 Reg $1,25 for .98 Flannelette Drawers 39c Ladies extra quality heavy flannelette drawers in plain white, pink and pale blue, dafnt- f!y trimmed, re., 50c for 39c. 50e Mufflers 39c. Ladies, misses and ehildrens: Monarch Mufflers, 'made from very floe mercerized yarns, all colors, reg 50c for 39e, $6,50 Silk Waists $4.99 Ladies messoline silk waists, guaranteed not to cut, in the very nee est design, Nought for Xmas trade, ren 6.50, clearing. the balance at $5,00.. $1 Kid Gloves 79c Ladies kid gloves in black, mode and tan: Perrins' special guar- anteed, all sizes. reg $1 for five days only our price will be 790. 25e Veilings 19c Clearing out the balance of all oar veilings during the last five days of this n.onth, Chiffon light and heavy meshes in dots and spots, sit colors, reg 25c for 19c. Reg. 35c for 25c. Reg 60e for 39e. Childrens Knitted Coate Childrens knitted coats fan- cy weaves, all pure wool, Nor- folk styles with bele in 'plain red and navy blue, reg $1 and $1.25 fol' 79c. At Cost and Less Ladies,' Ruffs, Muffs Stoles, Oaperines, Astrachan, Coats, Cloth Coats, Skirts, Comforters, Blankets, Quilts, Curtains, Etc. DEEP CUTS IN MEN'S OVERCOATS AND fIERDI-MADE CLOTHING AT THE MEN'S - STORE Ready -to -Wear Overcoats at Cost Men's Tweed and Cheviot Overcoats, double breasted, storm (oilers, full draper lengths in mixed brown, grey and green color- ings, also plain black, splendidly tailored and made in the very latest styles. Clearing at the following deep cuts: $10' 01) Coats, all sizes, clearing price $ 750 $12 00 " 0 50 514 00 44 " 10 75 $16,t,d$17" " 1325 $35 00 Fur Lined and Fur Collar coats 25 01) $16 50 Imitation Fut Lined reg $10 50 for 12 00 Ready-to=Wear Suits at Cost We do not intend carrying on our Ready to Wear clothing for area and hoys and during Janrtarywe have put the knife deep la- ta every garment. Reruember this depart. trent has only been running. for a short time and we haven't an old style in stock, Note the following prices and don't miss tins chance : $ifl (1) Mcu's Tweed and Worsted Suits $ 7 50 $1200 " 9 e $1400 " 1075 $15 00 " $10 50 " " 12 00 Clearing out all boys overcoats and suits at cost 1123 50c FLEECE -LINED UNDER- WEAR 39e. Men's heavy fleece -lined shirts and drawers, all sizes. reg 50c for 39c. MANY OTHER LINES THAT SPACE WILL NOT PERMIT US TO MENTION. WINTER Footwear Sale. Commencing, Saturdag Jan. 20 We willsell all our Winter Footwear at adiscount of 20 percent. off our regular prices. Just note these offerings and we'resure you'll conclude that you're needing something in Felt or Rubber Footwear, Ladies Felt Foxed Shoes; Regular 51 75 for $1 40 Ladies Felt Shoes e Foxed. Iteguler $1.65 for, 1 32 Lndies All Felt Shoes. Regular $1 05 for , 1 32 Ladies Grain Bals, lined. Regular $1.75 for . 1 40 Ladies Fet' Slippers, colors red,' blue, and brown. Regular $100 for 80 Ladies licit Juliets, colors red, blue, and brown. Regular $1 25 for Children's Felt Slippers. Regular 311e for 1 2020 Child(en's Teddy Bear Slippers. Regular 35e. for ....•25. Men's Felt Boots, foxed. Regular $2.25 for 1 80 Men's Heavy Gum Ruhhere,'2 bke and laced. Regular $`2:75 for.. , 220 Men's Heavy Gum Rubbers, special 1 buckle, Regular $1.00 for. 1 20 Men's Overshoes, 2 buckle. Regular $20(1 for. 1 60 Mea',, Oeershoos, 1 buckle. Regular $1 60 for 1 28 Worneres Britten, Overshoes, ,Regular $2,00 for..... 1 60 We have also several lines of Men's and Women's Dongola' Box Calr, and Patented Boots that we will sell at great reductions. For exalnp*e,-About fifty pairs Men's Patent Leather Boots. Regular $5.00 tines to clear at 8 50 Sale starts Saturdag, Jan. 20th Jas, Twitchell & ' Son t�r■t■r Heaps of PunI John Mr. N. Davis. Knox Mr. F. McCaughey. "The fu uniast coned r1;t • n' is tc Y w 1;dith 1Y1'arsland Miss B. McIver. heard everywhere in connection with, Eva Webster Muss 13. Draper. The Private Secretary" which will Mrs:' Stead' Miss G. Chuff. be produced next Thursday evening Miss Ashford Mrs. IVh Cluff, in the town hail: It will furnish Seats only 25c and 35c. Plan two and a half hours of soled merri- open at Fair's, Book Store. hent and laughter:The Castile is efS1-' cient and no trouble will he spared to provide a genuine even'1ig's amuse mane. The following Is the caste Mr. Marsland Mr. , I lioway D -Io , 9 Barry Marsland Mr., Il. Rumbal.l, Mr, Cattorinole Mr, I. Rattenhury. Douglas Catt ramie Mr. W. Fo':d. Rev, Robt.• Spalding Mr, O. Fink. Mr; Suilney Gibson Mr. W. Johnson. Goderich Township 1, Miss Tebbutt of Woodsiroc'rr who has been genie for several wee's, ' on ' account of the i11ntresof her f ;thee, 1,114r, Frederick Tehbute Sr., returned to°Woodstock on Friday. Mr. Teb- I butt, we a'te glad to report, is now improving nicely: The News From Londesboro The regular meeteng of the Women's Instituee will bo heldThursday �on Th rs ay afternoon next at talo thirty o'clock at the hone of Mrs. R Adams, The ladies aro all cordially ;'milted to at- tend. Reeve Leiper is attending county council at Goderich this week. A number of the farmers are haul, ing logs to the still. i ts Miss J. Reebe of Port Colborne i spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. W. T. Pearcy, at the manse, Mr. William Lee has purchased a barn to replace the one burned. on the farm which he recently bought. Rev.,7. II. Ostorhout spent Tuesday with Winghaur friends and Wednesday ,'with friends at Gerrie. Be gave hint ` illustrated talk on Citing at the lat- 1 ter place on Wednesday evening. Hullett Township. Miss Minnie Reynolds spent the forepart of the week with friends en Goderich. Mise Kathleen McCourt of Clineen is visiting friends in this vicinity. Miss Alae Garbett its to be congrat- ulated upon her success at her recent musical exams., having obtained first class honors: , London Road Mr. John Murray is recovering from a severe attack of blood poison- ing. Mrs, Jas, Walkinshaw of Clinton was the guest over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. John McKnight)• The League Literary will meet on Tuesday evening next at the. McKnhght home. Mr. Walter Swinbank has been sof- feting the pastl,00uplo of weeks with rheumatics and grippe. It's a bad combination, but we aro pleased to know that he is now on the amend. Mrs. George Jackson of Waterloo, a former resident on the London Road, has been visiting old friends here the past week. The sympathy of our people is ex- tended to Mrs- Arihur Stepheuon and' Mrs: Perry Plumsteai on the loss of 'their father which took Place on Mends . Y Mrs, Rutledge is now improving, nicely, ' Mr. John McEwen of rite 2nd of Stanley underwent' an operation for appendicitis In Cls on hospital 'east week, Miss Jean Mustard, his aunt,. a' trained nurse, is waiting upon him, Mr.Terryborry of Fssex, who has bought the John Murray pxoporty,. Wes here last week, Mr, and Mrs. Fairbairn of Hensall• visited West End fel ends last week.' There is a gold fever at Miitonas, Man., owine to eltscovo I's a short Ieistancc..north of the village„ - W. Sloman Sr. Dead Mr. William J. Sloman Sr. dietf this forenoon. The funeral will take place next Monday. " Auburn Howson and Lawson's roller mill starts operations this week, Mrs.' R. A. Roberton remains cr00- Malty 11h. We hope that she may' improve soon, Miss M. Small returned to Toron- to, ,ore Monday Meer a two weeks' I vacation among her friends here. Me. Andrew Porter, manager et thd'•Stiriing Bank Goderich, paid the Auburn Bank an official v.s:t last Tuesday. Ile was accompanied by his little daughter, Miss Harr!ett_ who was entertained by Miss Gortio Asquith. "Word was received on Sunday et the death of Mrs. George Willard (nee Elizabeth Symington) of High, River, Alberta, Mr. Willard is a'; - accompanying the, remains of her wife hone, but is not expected bee. fora Saturday of this week. Funeral. notices later, McKi{lop Township Wesley Ilackweil, who was visiting hare, has returned to his studies at Rochester. 'Fanners in ties section are beef- ing their' hay to McNaught's sta tt`on. The road is partly sb„iteret with woods, Miss Sturdy ,5'ill eo t trues to teach the school in Fection 9 , Me- Kiliop for the present year. Mr, S. J. hell Ips been away vis - ft's , T m g h' i is uncle in t bhrrt who had:-; 056 of his legs broken i t a runawhy „ accident. , The Method st teameebine at WI. - ton was very well atlended censid• ering the cold: weather.