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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-09-23, Page 80,11.41•1011.}.....1 .41111/110,14~110010, Prices With The t -$ ,ROFITS 'LEFT OFF1: Just for 3 Day$4.1. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Supt. •23rd, # ,24th and 25tb, we will hold a Gigantic Shoe Sale of # Aaron's and LadiesFine Shoes, all new, stylish, up -to- $ date goods, bought from the leading manufacturers in # Canada, :•• $ . MEN'S. iLOT 1-25 pairs Men's Patent Colt Bluchers, also Box Calf and Velour Calf, some leather lined. Regular $5 and 5.50, our sale prtce fo 3 days4,20 $LOT 2—Extra Special -100 prs of Men's Goodyear 'Welted Shoes in Blucher and. Boils, Box 09,1f, $Velour Calf, Vici Kid and Tan Calf, some with wing to caps, $regular values $4, 4.50 and 5.00, all sizes 0 to 10, our special sale price 3.00 0 Don't miss this chance of saving 0$1 a pair on fine shoes. # LOT 3-50 pairs of Men's Bals and Bluchers in Kid, Velour Calf and Box Calf, all *sizes 0 to $10, regular $$.50 and 4.00 shoes, our special sale price2.90 0 0 LOT 4-25 pairs of hten's Box Calf and. Dongola, Kid. good, strong, well -made shoes, Blueh- ers and Bals, regillar $2.25, 2.50 $ and 3.00, all sizes 0 to 11, our special sale price ...— — 2.00 LADIES. LOT 1 --Li pairs Ladies' Pat. Bluchers and Button, made by J. MePherson & Co. Goodyear welted, regillar $4. goods, all sizes 2i• to 0, our special sale price ..... . 3.00 LOT 2—Ladies' Vici Kid and 0 Pat. Colt Bluchers, nice up -to- 0 date goods and good fitters, re- gular $3, 3.25 & 3,50, our special sale price 2.75 LOT 3—Extra, special in Ladies Kid Bals and Bluchers, nice fit- ters and new goods, reg9lar $1,75 and 2.00, special sale price I.49 . ' • 4, 0 0 Remember these prices are only good for $ three .: days—Thursday, Friday and Saturday. of this week. $ This is a rare opp present wholesale prices as shoes have advanced from ortunity to get shoes at lets than : $ 10 to 20 per cent. $ No Goods on Approval, -Terms—Spot Cash. $ $ There is a movementon foot to fill our shoesith0 feet, and these prices must help some. . t 0 ' w, Ladies' Displayminetnhse DNiosrptihayWinindtho6w South Windaw. . business here and Was very popular $ We are Specialists in the Shoe Line. . 'with the patrons of that establish- . • ment. « ; * Mr. Arthur Tyndall returned home' on : Se 0 8 RA /If Wt L. L Cif/ tO ' 0 ' . 0 business interests. Be says the city in Winnipeg, Man., where he • has .71 "Air" in /7 • Monday . from a five -months , sojourn : THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR ALWAYS DOESITS DUTY : . an optimistic .spirit prevails p,retty continues to grow rapidly and that 41 much over the whole country. ',Irgow446-4111e1wtse-is./...iews-eisree-isnawvibeft.-mikelek:Aube.h..•••••••,..eroit./.6. 0 Miss Maggie Steep•• is supplying the -;,..o...w place of the stenographer and book - I . keeper at the hose- mill during the . Nelson Brti absence of the young lady who fills • . that position, but is noyr holiday- , our lowest priced. articles are,iticluded lug. Miss Steep's serviced are fre- • Clinton News -Record September 23rd,190 • 44hurek of 'etigictud in 'Canada. Words only With Vragers With 5unes n Prices From Six Cents W. 0. FAIR GO. Often Cheapest —Always the Best Miss Worthington and Grant Beaton and Bert Johnson will attend the Normal School at„Stratforth Miss 1VreNa,ughtoe of Brussels vislted Clinton friends last week, but came over primarly to attend the "Maid- ens' Farewell" to IVIiss Edith Hod - gens. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Btiftalo -were • the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fair. over Sunday. Mr, Wilson is Canadian freight agent of the Soo Line. • • Mr. and Mrs. John Ransford, Dr. and Mrs, Shaw and Mr. and Mrs, W: Jackson will attend the annual con- vention of the ' Canadian Ticket Agents' Association at Buffalo on •Oct. 5th. •• . Miss Carrie Shipley has vtaken the position of •boOk-keeper with Couch & Co. Miss Shipley was with Mr. J, W. Newcombe while he was •in • J. B. Hoover quently availed of and the duties of • in this statement.• • , any position to .which she may be called are always performed with the utmost dilligenee and care. with The News -Record Mr. Evans alluded to the big ,movement frem the States into 'Western, Canada and said that even so far ,ehst as Ken- tucky was sending the Pick of its farmers to settle in Alberta and Saskatchewan: 'Invariably, added Mr. Evans, theyhave cOnSiderabie money, and will becOme good, law- abiding citizens, • Mr. J. Lewis Evans 9f Louisville, Ken4 tueky, was in town Friday to Mon- , OUT OF THE OUT OF FACTORY THE WOOD of the straightest and soundest trees comes the furniture we handle. Even which makes it, only the the most perfectly made furniture is allowed to go. S6 when you need a set or an'odd piece come here where materials and workmanship are both of the best. 1 HOOVER & BALL ILinoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Car ets and Ho se Fure• Wishing& Jlpu/4A4 ST .4J01 Our complete stock et Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Lino!. eutns, Oilcloths and Lace Curtains is uow stock and ready. for your inspection, The stock of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets is larger than ever and complete in airthe new designs, and anything special that you may require we can quickly get. Tapestry Squares In Tapestry Squares or Rugs we ein:ry a large range of the newest designs in •greens, reds, fawnsand browns, in 3x3, 3x3i, 3x4sq. yards, from 10.00 to 20,00 BrusseISSquares 13russe1s Squares in all the latest color- ings in 3x3i, 3ix4 only. Larger sizes can be supplied on short notice. Prices run from . „ 18.00 to SO.OQ Linoleturts • Linoleums in block and 119ral patterns, in two 'and four yards wide, several de- signs to choose from, per sq, yd .50 and .65 Oilcloths Oilcloths in on, one and a half, one and three•qua,rters, and two yards wide, in new designs at per sq. yard .25 Stove Malts • . Mutts for under,stoves, in one, one and a half and two yards squares at in fawn, green, reds and blues, one yard. from .78 up to 2.00 wide, made and laid at.. -.78. 85 and 1.15 Jap Mattings Jap Mattings with cord warp, in five new designs. will give splendid. wear, five new patterns, our regular 25c line, at per yard .20 Tapestry Carpet • Our range of Tapestry Carpets is now complete m greens, reds, fawns, browns, a very liberal range to choose from,. made and laid.free at per yard . .50 .75 awl .90 Brussels Carpet:. • • . Brussels Carpet in several newpatterns of red, green and fawn, made arid laid at per yard :901,151.25 and 1.150 WOol Carpets Woe]. Carpets in All the new patterns, Lace Curtains . The new Lace Curtains are now in stock and very dainty they. are. We have them at all prices at per pair from .50 up to 6.00 Door Matts Door Naas in Smyrna, Alberta and Wilton qualities, in all the new styles and colorings, from 1.00 up to 10.00 Carpet Sweepers, Stair Pads„ Stair Buttons, Carpet Felt and Carpet Fringe always in stock Dress-IVIaking. ,« Miss Smith bas returned from her holidays and opened up for fall business on the 15th of September. We are carrying an exclusive 'range of dress materials in -the newest colorings and would be pleased to have you call and see them.. Owing to the exnense of =Tying- on a •dress-ma,king busineas, we positively cannot take orders for dresses unless goods are bought at our ssore. • , Silk Remna.nts. • . 59 Remnants of Fancy Silks, in plain, stripes and checks, all colors, from one-eighth up to two yards long.. Just the thing for fancy work. • LESS THAN liALF PRICE, , C.L..rivroAr Of Fierson,a1 IVIention d Miss Eva Cluft is yisitirig friends • at J•ti ge Holt was in town •A Eineardine, • • Mr. C. T. Murray of Tor Rev., 4. Greene is able to move about his uncle, Dr. Thoinpson ' town again after his recent illnesed MS. J. W. Treleaven has ,Mr. and Mrs.. James Appleby spent gaged as organist of On t part of last week visiting in Lon - day when he left for home a.ccom- Xonday. . onto visited ; last week' been en- tario street 7 7.- • Ntincis. Frottit .140.104.e.4bOrp • MiSs Edith Jenkins,. who formerly Quite a nurnbet om here attended taught at S. S. No. 5, is attending the afternoon meeting at Blyth Sun - the Nornial at London. Miss . Jean day last when • Revs.. Crossley .and . Mairs attends the .Stratford Nornial. }tenter addressed a large audience of . - men in the Methodist. church. Mrs. Shier returned to town on Sat- lett on Tuesday for Guelph to attend Mr. Thos. Hill and wife of Belgrave .Mr. Fred. Henry of the Gravel Road, London. . wish him success. . • urday after visiting in Torontaad the Ontario Agricultural Cellege. We are visiting the former's mother here., Cosens—On Sept. 8th, the wife or o . panied by his wife and their two• Mr. Alex. Hunter of Hunter bros., children, little Anna Louise and - Kincardine, was the •guest of Mr. Sammy, who sent the summer Ja,s. Stevens on .Saturclay last: Misses Vabstone of Wiagham Were months in their cottage at Jowett's Mr. Albert Jackson of Boston, Mass., guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bart - grove, Bayfield. Mrs. Evans great- ' was the guest ot his sister, Miss lift this ,week. ly enjoyed life at the lakeside and Fannie Jackson, Rattenbury Street. Miss Minnie Ker visited her friend, the children Were the picture of Mr. Jackson is engaged in railroad: -Miss Musgrove Douglas of Toronto con - of Winghain, Satur- RevMr happy, ruddy heeith. Mr. F,vans is ing and is the director of coast-te- day and Sunday last. a native of Clinton and has bPen coast tourist traffic. away a eeore of years but comes The following pasiengors left for the • back frequently; to visit his mother, West during the past week and were' sister and brother who were with ticketed through • by 1VIr. Jackson, Mr. jas. Campbell was in "Mitchell Thos.:. Cosens, a daughter. . • on business Monday. Mr. Gejico. Ruddle and netee, from Mar- and Mrs. OnllSept3(brook, a son. Shobbroo esphto. 16th, to ' . den, Man., who is visiting here, visit- . . ed Clinton Monday of this week. ,• , ' ducted service at Burns and Kno --2311 stock of apple nt.x Mr. Harry Bartliff was in Wi •11 The evaporator is getting in. a churches on Sunday, , Tuesday acting as valuator in- a s this week and opera churches transfer. •. on cons eonitnenced Wednesday with at" Mrs. Geo. : Brogdea visited her • full staff. daughter, Mrs. D. .. Eloody of Blyth,. Mrs. Evans at the lakeside. Mr. local agent of the 0,P.R. :' • John gr. arid Mrs. W. G. Pinner', Toronto, Evans -is proininentiv identified - B. Stewart for ' Saskatoon -1 Sam are guests of the lady parents, Mr. the Federatien of -Labor and : hr, Agnew fat Fort- ; L. L and Mrs. C. Bartliff, duties as sec. -treasurer of the To- McKeand for Sin Francisco, Cal. ; Mr « Leonard Heywood left on Mondayi • . • • • baeco Workers' Union necessitates W. Middleton for Seattle, Wash ' • J. for Detroit after several weeks vis - Furniture and Funeral -Directors. Clinton much travelling, particalarly, p. Thompson for Edmonton andW. iting in town and vicinity. through the South. In eonversatio.n Smithsori for Winnipeg. and Mrs. Allan' Lamont of Brus- Inomm11.111, V444401actist.4446444.4.144•44644444.46)40444614044.464-073.1414441.44341•4141•64441408 4 4 3 3 ••,1,;, • - `Ik , The Millinery apartments are this season in charge of rliss Panning. an experienced Milliner of Ottawa A varied display will be shown which we hope will please the most fastidious. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all. is MISS CANT LON I WILL HOLD MILLINERY • OPENINGS t• COMMENCING Friday Evening, Sept. 24th ie. MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE. ' ' Miss Nina' Kirk, who has spent t'he MondayandTuesda of this week. , Past two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. The west verand4 at the parsonage McMath of Clinton, is spending a• has been torn down and the material . , week with her sister, Mrs. W. Lyon, will be used , in the erection of a, Master LesWoodmatiwho had th . • houge „, large one on 'the south side of the . Misfortune to have hid arm., broken, ' while _employed With' the G. T. IL at I Mrs. (Dr.) 'Young has treated • hor • ' JL ' work for thei woodshed to -a new roof. Jas. Dunford Saturday and Sunday. past three weeks, returned to his Miss Barr of Blyth was the guest • , Clinton and been laid off • sets were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Walker Iffere im duties Monday. ot Mrs. Horne Longman over Sunday, Tuesday morning to Visit relatives at neeting of the Teachers' Association various 'places, ' .aeld in Wingham on Saturday last, Vingham on Saturday, visiting • the ihlr. John Brunsdon left for the West` Miss Hueston attended an executive formers mother who has been crit- ically 01. , Mt. and Mrs. John Quirk of Witigha.m. and Mrs. J. Martin of Cobalt were guests at the Rattenbury House oa Saturday last. Mr. 5, Agnew left 'on Saturday after-' noon for Fort William to join Mr.. J. W. Newcombe's staff there, Mr. Constance Concerns. Mr. 11. Hugill was called to Toron-1 Corn cutting and picking and pack - to on Tuesday owing to the death of ing apples are the order of the day Agnew is- a ca,pahle salestnan and a his, uncle, Mr. Jos. Hugill, around here, faithful employe so Mr. Newcombe Miss Evelyn Clark spent a ECNV days Mr. D, Cole of Ethel called oir was only too glad to still retain his in Seaforth as the guest of her cous- friends around here on Sunday. serViees, has the Misses Clark Th New -nee rd to an ddress in Mrs. Geo, T. Fulton df Mt. Clemens, Mich., was the guest last week of her uncle, Mr. S. G. Plummer. She has returned home but Mr. Pillion is making a, more extended. stay and, with his old chum, Joe Itatten- bury, has been revisiting spots fam- iliar to them when ihey were at the knickerbocker age. He will be retnentbered here as the son of a former owner of the big farm south of town beet in the Possession 6f Mr. S. Smith. D, A. Porrestcr, C. n. Dowding, farrived hotne Saturday night after Meat of Eaton's store. . . . . , • e s o y a Mr. and Mrs. D. Tudor spent Suri- Canada for the remainder of this. day at the latter's parental; hohie in year and the whole of next for one- Holmesville. dollar, • litilleltt Happenings., Master George Carter has been laid! After visiting a few ot her many iumpridfo.r some time with a Very sore friends, Miss Annie Jackson returned to Toronto on Monday last to fill the Messrs 11. . 0. Stewart and A next r position she holds in. the mail depart IViessrsJasPair, GDMeTaggart.« Dr. ShaW and W. Jackson were in spending the week at the Pair in Lon- Mrs, Tuberville.of Parkhill has been. Stratford on Vidal last as the don and visiting friends at Mertonvisiting her daughter, Mrs, :3. Met,. guests of Dr. nobertsoit who gave ,elld ether Places" doss. his annual bowling party on that, A kW front this part who attended f" a few - date. The Clinton rink skipped by the London Fair last Week are as Mr, Jackson won both games play- follows: Mr, Wm. Plunkett, Jack. ed. At the conclusion of the game Tuberville, Will. Yungblut, Lawrence a magitifieent dinner was ten. Oros and Peter Walker, dered the visitors by Dr. and Mr. Wm. Doerr, who went to lVtil- Mrs. Robertson. This was the verton a short time ago, intending to snail annual party given to ciinton work at the coopering, ,has returned 401411.144.444+0101141141**1"1"1"144.141141411.0144140.414.1441,10,1*+***/#410.***rtfe boWlers by those hospitable peopte. 'to his home bete. $1.00 wilt pay a Subscription to the, News*Record to the End of 1910.