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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-02-11, Page 8,Apapqw;_, , Ar7.- a 0 0104" NOW44000r# Mr. and Mrs. Levi, Makin% of Seo,. forth visited at Ur. Har4well's the, LCIAL forepart of the week, Mr. William Cook had an auction sale on Frway last of his household effects AiniftrVallmoom0ft-t- . ", I . I-" Q *V� . 4-W dop lqwp� -W11 W We beg to announce that we have sold our genef- a1-Dry,Good:R Business to Mr, J. W,. Newcombe and 0pur Carpets to blessrs. Tozer -and Brown and we will ologeour score to transfer the stock Thursday evening 11th inst. ; For any further particulars we refer you to the advertisements of the above ment.;oned firms. As we definitelv Fever our connection with the Dry Goods Business' in Clinton we wish to thank our many customers for the very generous *patronage we have so long enjoyed, and wQ bespeak for our success- ors a continuance of it, which we are satisfied they will endeavor in every way to, merit. r Couch- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS MILLINERY - FURS MANTLES Dress odds Time Once More Winter draws near to -the beginning of the end. HOW can one better employ'the interval than, 'in plafinirg and preparing? The new .suit be chosen. . The goods must be bought.' Here alone is occupation f6r time and thought. You should come and see our Dress Goods. In Po other way can you form a really full idead what is new and-nics', in no.btber store can you see more variety and good*style. Plenty to See NOV. ]EXTRA' SPECIAL, French Panamae, 54 inched wide, All Wool, in reseda, light *P�f and dark navy. myrtle, red, cream and black. This would be good value at 91 our price while Ask TO SHE THIS' SPECIAL Black Sateen Underskirti., Good quality Black Sateen Underiskirts full size, flannelette lined, neatly tritumed, regular price $1 our Ole, for quick sell - Ing Saturday ................ I ............ ....... . I ......,66 Wool Blankets Large size all Wool BlailkOtso white. With pink and blue borders, only 8 pairs left, regular $3.50 .............................. 2.75 Ladies, Coats-Las.t. Call for I Coats Just 3 of these Coats left. long, semi fitting,r-plended wear- ing garmentr, that have good style to them. sizes 34 and AO. These sold at the beginning. of the season for $8,50, for quick selling Saturday ...- .......... gable Neck; We have just 4 pieces of Fur left, in stock., but do u6f' want to carry these over to another season, and in order to plear- tlipse out we will sell them at the following paces, Regular $18 Ruffs for $10. , 50, just 2 of following I'M. Reg. $12.60ifor 69,60, Children's White Wool Boas Just"10 of these left, just the thing for small children, reg, ular 25c for ........................ ...... ........ .10 New stock of White and Grey Cottons, Barred Muslins, Prin'ts, Gingham' s, FoOlardines, Embroideries, Laces and Dress Goods.' We Invite Inspectiort'and Comparison. Every Courtesy 'and.. -At-, tention, AWaits:you Here NEWEST OF" THE STEW SLIM PRICES SMALL PROFITS' STOUT VALUES QUICK RairuRNS Go 'HOARE'.'.. . . 3 Our Annual February 'Sale. %0 Commences Friday, Feb. 5th Special Bargains In Children's Shoes %Ve have been fortunate Ili securing several lilies in Children's Shoes which we can sell awleaq than manufActurer'spricos. This is a rare chance to secure a supply 4 ehildren'a, gbods for the spring and summer at BygAill prices. The folloiAng is a few of the bar- gains we.offee. Se6olirLWindow. 50 POPP 6114's kid 84toti bhoo§, patont the estp, turn sole, regularly .1 sold a t 15c And W, all sizes from 8 to 7, Feb. sale price W. 15 pairs child's Choeoilltti B&)#, With toe reap, turn sole, $1208 5 and 6 -1 re lar price Do .. Feb. sale price 650, 12 rairgedehhals Tan Slippots with bow, reg�,price 85c, Veb,sale %c. Al olirPelt lines at greatly reduced prices. . 15 pairs women's Patent Bals, Goodyear welt, reg. $1, sale price $3, H'eavySeveral other lines At bargain priced, Save Money by buying your supply now, THE PLACE. MAE Y011I.- 00LI 4 All ALWAYS 00% ITS 001i Mr. Harry Houlden was in Berlin and gaged IM4. 4 r . WV y 97K, in buying and selling horses. Toronto this week. He handled- about bout ten last week. Mesdames Colo and Elliott were in 11 -Rev. . 11. Brown gave an address Ooderich last week. to the Goshen Line League on Sunday Count Constable Mollarray of Bow -evening. y , , field was in town on Tnesday. Quarterly service was -beld in the Mrs. C. Bartlill is visiting her Baugh- Methodist church on 'Sunday, and on ter, Mrs. 0. W. Pinner, Toronto. Monday the official board, met. The Mr. A. Amistrong is in Toronto different reports were most eacourag- this week on business, ins, * Wednesday 'for. Toronto where they for Goilerich . after. spending a few. Miss I. Brownlee of London is, at 4 present the guest of her cousin, U'As will visit 'for a'few. days before - ie- days with his'son4n-law,. Mr, _Robt�� Ruby Hill' Mrs, Wm, Graham spent a few 7, days last. Week with friends in Plewes accompanied, them. Miss Gertrude McGee has returned Miss Marg&r6t Holmes visited God- home after a pleasant Visit witli., I Brucelleld. alentin,es Mr. Hawke of Clinton occupied th-d Mrs. Win. Townsend and., son; Cliff-. pulpit -at Turner's. church on Sunday ton, spent -Sunday with old friends.; Mr. R. Bellamy of Duluth visited his CHAINS and Miss Allen acid Mi -s' Van-, West on. the 16th.' stone of Colborne Visited friends here I Mr,.Edyvard Plewes Wt last, week: sister, Mrs, Alex. Armstrong, on, LOCKETS Friday last, Roy Graham has,. taken a. position in For 'Tozer ,& Brown's gents.0 furnishing C, I department. pleto and ready for occupation., present, Mr. W. G. Smyth was, In Goderic)i The Indian Medidine. CompanV is.. Mr. God. McCully of Stratford is at holding meetings . in the Temperance present the guest of his 'Sister, miss 'Bella over Sunday, the guest of Mr. andlAin Hall this week and part of last week,1 -McCully. A good crowd atten(ls. every lCight. Misses Mills ofHarlock spent 'a I I evr . RINGS IVIrs-I Lew Doherty. . BRACELETS ., Mr. X, Bingham, rancher, Montana Is Or visiting old friends in Clinton and around Summerhill. Z1. Make Good Presents ond• Mr. R. A. Moore expects to leave ANNITAT, to shortly for Saskatoon and ,other pin MI jilt. points in the West., Miss Ethel Hunter of Kincardine wi4 the guqst of her uncle, Mr. James In large assortmentof Stevens, on Tuesday. Lieut. Holt of the S. A. local corps kind and price,. The nov. , and has -been farewelled on Sunday, eltles of the season ex - transferred to St. Mary's; Mr. and Mrs, Cole, who have for pressive of ridicule, or some months been residents of Clin- the, refined and elegant ton, left for Toronto yesterday. . Miss Maugh, Stratford and Miss Mc- indicating regard, the Gee, London, were the guests tyle past week of Mrs. M. D, McTaggart] prices ranging from 10 to - Miss..A. J, Keyes of Varna was the 'sister, $2.5.0. Many special guest of her' Mrs. S. C. Values. 'Rathwell from Friday until Mon- day. Mr. John MeEwen, who has been in h FAIR CO WN town ' for several weeks, expects - to 9 leave on -Monday for Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Often Cheapest --Always the Best Mr. Andrew McEwen, after a visa of -some days with his brother, Mr. Mur. ray - McEwen, left yesterday to re- turn to Teasdale,,Sask.. in Miss DAisy Doherty, commOroiai spec- -flargains 1 t lalist in the Strafford Co' egia e, spent Saturday and Sunday with ..her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George G fl 0 0 ER dES Doherty.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, whose marriage. took place last week, haVe been, the guests for some days I We have got through taking, � stookat Mr. *Smith's pareAtal , home and have got our -stock in, order agaivi .Ili Seaforth.and are now ready to supply the pub - Mr. Clarence Card', Bell . telephone . in- with all kinds of first (.1iss groe�.- Ilic opector, has been; ill with'appendlei- 6ries. -- Below. are some of our piiecs' tis at &aTorth for'"the past three 20Abs. .Redpatb's sugar, gran - weeks. :Hpjifid0went an operation u I 14tedextra �and is now improving.. following axe in Toronto this, 10. lbs. Redpatb!s sugar, grans.,The ulitedf extra .50 ing the concert given week attendings by the. -Mendelssohn choir : Miss-' - 6 lbs. Redpath's sugar,.gran- es Lizzie- Reid, Beatrice Green,' Ida ulated, extra.25 22 lbs, granulated -sug sugar LOO H ' olmes and Uri. (Rpv.) Jollific., Mi!_ Carman: Hall of: the Royal Bank 11 lbs.'granulated sugar, .50 lbs, 'sugar45 .staff has been moved to, Niagara 122 51 granulated 22. lbs. coffee sugir 1.00 Falls and left * (jn'M6Aday morn*ng 1dr tbatiilace.-t Mr. C. Sheppard hal{ lbs.-.kcadia, aw od cooking go been moved .,up. to the .teller's desk. sugar 3 cans of tomatoes .25 1.'6' The following, from town attended,tha 3 cans of corn. .25 ,Yi, M. C. A. convention in Wingham lbs. of rice '.25 on. , Tuesday, ! 'Postmastcr. Scott, 10.1lis. of Epson, salts, .25 Secretary L., C. -.F1emIn31'W,' S. R' f4olfiies,.. P . Plurnsteel,' F. J. Hill 1 10 lbs. of sulphur . 14' .25 lbs, Pall load Q Hoare, J. Cunningliame..and • 0. ' 2$ of stock 1.00 9 lbs. of package stock foo& .40 LindsaY. Mr, R; U. Blake of the Beilin Robe Fresh dat s and Prunes, •dried peach - es.and 'apricots, 'layer' and cooking and16ak'.06mpany was in town ,0. Friday last. on iris way to visit the''figs. old hom.estead in ffulictf. after ca,11- Highest prices'paid for produce., ink on , friends; at 'Centralia. I He left again - to. resume his duties the fQrevart of this week, TYNDALL CARP, Miss Ida- Murphy, after a visit • of, nearly a fortnight with old friends J;n Clinton,. l6ft'on:Sattirday morning; A. J. TYNDALL A. B. CARR last Jor Stritford.and after spend= Ing a few days.. .in that c -Ay, . leaveA again for 13,11iffalo where she has reo .sided for some months ,last. t Mr. G. IV, Beckett of Goa&lch was Ann, onncemen in town on Friday last, Mr. Beck- f ett bas,taken 6P the various -lines of auctioliecring and in order to per - feet bimsdIf in the busness he -re- 1 wish to announce to the centlk took a course in. a Chicago School given over ' exclusively, to people 'of- Clinton and .'surr the Training of auetianeers, rounding country that I have Mi. E J ,ph. Runstidler. . formerly wine• e. 'T resigned my position with Clerk of the Hotel Normand.ie, was Morrish & Crooks for the our- in town on Friday4ast shaking 'hands with his many friends in pose' Of going into, business Clinton. Since leaving here he has for, myself, embarked. in the livery business Ili am opening , opening outin Fred Berlih and is go,far very ,w ell sat- isfied! with the result, Eph, is a Jac, k66n1s old stand, next to Jackson, stoning fellow and can always . s b e R.4. Cluff's shoe store,.with relied upon to dothe square thing a brand -new stock of Woollens with bis patrons.. and, I will be pleased to I re - Mr'. Henry Stokes, agrieultural,guiiz!r- cei.ve a call from all old cus- iniendent.'M 'thy Wallaceburg Sugar Co., was to town. OnL Tuesday_ and tourers. L yesterday, and assisted by Mr. Wil - D o�iex) g my. own cutting slam Graham, is engaged JD work- in;ll and a prilatical - tailor. Ing up acreage for the Company which a fortnight 'ago bought the, will enable me to. give* the plant of the torlin, Sugar Company. Very lowest prices. Mr. Graham will have charge of the Being. Being employed as cutter acreage in Huron, Perth and Bruce. 140,18 well and favorably known with Pros.. for four .throughout' these counties and -the years; Hodgens Bros., cutting Company was fortunate in securing and managing the tailoriag his services,tn department for � four years, and Mr. and Mrs, 9. Naegele of Au- two years with Morrish & bum were in town on Monday. Ao-, companying them was their, dough- 060U should be sufficient ter, Miss Mabel, who has talon a guarantee of reliable work, situation in town, Joining her sig- I am also a member of the ter, Miss Ida, who has been bore for some time. Mr. Naegele is jggoastoM Cutters Association clerk of Auburn, it is only a, police of Ambrica,', which keeps its Village but it is looking up slAce thol members in touch With all advent of the railway and expects to become a plate of considerable the.. new, ideas continually importance, It in beautifully locat- dOWiDg out. cd, hag cement walks, several char- See the values I have before rhes and live business Ynon, purchasing your Spring Suit elsewhere, Yourq truly, Auburn The pastor will preach on Sunday next at the Baptist chareh. Subject, 11 T ,(Judas Iseavot-ho Lord's supper Goo. W. Burp will be obsorved after th6 regular ter. vice. Nbrunry I Ith tw 0,amr 3;,000 Yards Swiss Embrdid. 10c per Hardt . W. 6, or Salvagae"a. Purchase, A bursting of.,'water Pipes In one of the: largest wbolesalo, houses In Canada and insurance adjustment is the 'cause of this extraordinury bargain Saturday and following days 3^0 yard In Embroidery. s fine White Swiss Embroidery, from 3 to 12 inches wide, worth from 10c to 35c per yard, while they last toc per Vard Is Whitewear Ba-mainsfox Saturday Three dozen White Lawn and 11ull: Waists, sligthly mussed from handling, all. new de-, . gns and styles, daintily trimmed'with lace,, three-quarter and long sleeves.. Regular $2 $2-9.5 and 2.50, February sale price $i each. Twoldozen'White Lawn Waists, 'insertion front, long sleeves, verydainty styles, slight- lysoiled. Reg, $l.25and $l.50,Feb sale. 69c 'White Gowns $P, for $I. One dozen fine wbite'Cambric Gowns, low and high neck style, beautifully trimmed. Regular $2, February sale price's $100 ChIldr. on's Toques 100 Children's Woolen Toques in all the popular colors, red, blue. green, black,, sky, etc., I pineapple or plain stitch, full, 46uble or half toque styles. Regular 50c,.February sale 3,9c. REMNANTS Remnants of Dress Goods, Prints, Fancy S' tteen, Collars;; Prints, Shirtings, Flannels, Flanneldttev, Towelings Sheetings Etc. at less than vost., are acceptable. X J.. GRIGG 1 JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR GOOD Shoe Repairing Try, W. H. Waits, Son Repairs done while you wait, and, our prices are right. Stand Opposite- Postoffice Af. H. Watts Son • 'm Stock -Taking, Sale For the next ten days we hold old our annual sale, of winter goods. Our sale,are recogniz- ed as a great opportunity to procure'getillne bargains, During February we usually ex- perience our coldest weather, and the goods we are offer rig will. be very suitable'.. Men's $1.50 felt shoes reducei to ............. $1.0 .Men's 1,85 overQhned 66I I ........... 1.60 Men's 2 so buckled rubbers reduced to ...... ... .2.35 Men's 260 6. ... . 2.25 Men's 240 do. . ................ 2.M Tylen's 2.10 ......... 1.15 Mon's 1.05 1.40 Ladies Fancy Slippers, regular $1.60 1.60 Ladioa Pelt Shoeo. regulal, 1.M for ...... . fX1 Lstdips Rid Lace Boots, reg.kilav 3.60 for 2.190 Boys felt -lined Boots. regular. 1.15for Many other lines we have not room to: leets- tion here-, An Inspection is invited, REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT. RED41 JACKSON' 11. Always Reliable CLINTON tit Wdst'T ketsmith. News,. VIC Mr. arid. Mrs. jo"sephPlewes left .on Mr. Frank Asbton left on S aturday- * Wednesday 'for. Toronto where they for Goilerich . after. spending a few. 4 will visit 'for a'few. days before - ie- days with his'son4n-law,. Mr, _Robt�� 7, turning, to the.. -West. Mrs.. Rolit'.. WhitO: Plewes accompanied, them. Miss Gertrude McGee has returned Miss Marg&r6t Holmes visited God- home after a pleasant Visit witli., erich township friends last week. - 1friends here. WATCtJES Mr. Hawke of Clinton occupied th-d Mrs. Win. Townsend and., son; Cliff-. pulpit -at Turner's. church on Sunday ton, spent -Sunday with old friends.; afternoon. here. They expect ' toleave for the..- CHAINS and Miss Allen acid Mi -s' Van-, West on. the 16th.' stone of Colborne Visited friends here I Mr,.Edyvard Plewes Wt last, week: . last week, for.tbe Soo. LOCKETS Constance*' Happpn1nds* The new Foresters', hall is now com- i Mr. Andrew Snell isilidisposed pleto and ready for occupation., present, The Indian Medidine. CompanV is.. Mr. God. McCully of Stratford is at holding meetings . in the Temperance present the guest of his 'Sister, miss 'Bella 4 Hall this week and part of last week,1 -McCully. A good crowd atten(ls. every lCight. Misses Mills ofHarlock spent 'a I I evr . RINGS Miss Jean Lov6 spent. a few days days last week as the guests Of t'llgir her Walton, Mrs. . BRACELETS ., with Paronts at grandmother, Win. McIntosh. SILVERWARE Make Good Presents ond• ANNITAT, are acceptable. X J.. GRIGG 1 JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR GOOD Shoe Repairing Try, W. H. Waits, Son Repairs done while you wait, and, our prices are right. Stand Opposite- Postoffice Af. H. Watts Son • 'm Stock -Taking, Sale For the next ten days we hold old our annual sale, of winter goods. Our sale,are recogniz- ed as a great opportunity to procure'getillne bargains, During February we usually ex- perience our coldest weather, and the goods we are offer rig will. be very suitable'.. Men's $1.50 felt shoes reducei to ............. $1.0 .Men's 1,85 overQhned 66I I ........... 1.60 Men's 2 so buckled rubbers reduced to ...... ... .2.35 Men's 260 6. ... . 2.25 Men's 240 do. . ................ 2.M Tylen's 2.10 ......... 1.15 Mon's 1.05 1.40 Ladies Fancy Slippers, regular $1.60 1.60 Ladioa Pelt Shoeo. regulal, 1.M for ...... . fX1 Lstdips Rid Lace Boots, reg.kilav 3.60 for 2.190 Boys felt -lined Boots. regular. 1.15for Many other lines we have not room to: leets- tion here-, An Inspection is invited, REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT. RED41 JACKSON' 11. Always Reliable CLINTON