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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-02-03, Page 8A Budget From 3r. ucefeld. Ur. and Mrs, Tyle f Myt'i. hafted Additional i3rucefreid news on page "Mrs, John Gibson for a tow.days lastfour. week. fff The Oddiellows' supper on Ftliday Mr. Jack Hill is home from. the night was a great success. Quite a west. number of brethern from Seaforth at- Hughtended. McKenzie of Mooselaw, , Sack- -4s--the teal-of—itis pother nd"j,� .Miss •114-- Caise�e ci Moo other friends. • 1 Sask ,, is the guest of her uncle, Mr. Mrs, John Gibson and Miss. Berth)! Jas Swann. ale visiting London friends.The concert in the Presbyterian Mr. John Rouatt of Moosejaw, � church on Fr day night was 'well at- Sask., is the guest of his brother, tended and much enjoyed by those Cdr. D. Rouatt. present. Mr. John Akinliead intends moving Quite a number from our village at- back onto his farm in the spring. I tended the dance in. Kippen town hall Mr. Furry, who had it rented,, in- on Tuesday evening. tends going west. The annual meeting of Union Pres- byterian church was held on Wednes- Mrs. Bossenbery has quite recover- ed from her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burdge are home day. The reports from the session, from the west for a visit. managers, W.F.M.S. society,. Sunday A.trss Gertie Kaiser of Hensall vis - school and building committee were ited in our village last week. very encouraging and $1,450 was Some of our local hockey fans at - on paid towards reducing the mortgage tended the London—Ingersoll game in on the church. the former city last week. Miss Laura Swan, who had the mis- ' fortune to have her shoulder hone The open air rink is again in full broken two weeks ago, is progressing Swing,. very favorably. Mr, D. Boyne, engineer on C.P.R. A number of our citizens 'attended at Moosejaw, Sask., is visiting his the Division Court at Clinton on brother and other relatives here, 'Thursday last. i Our sawmill i:, now going full blast. The many friends of Mrs, James A number of foxes ;have been seen Broadfoot will be sorry to hear she in this vicinity during the last few is very ill at present. weeks.. Co1rleatlier Slioe SpeciaiLI We are showing specially suitable:for vi inter season. a big range of warm shoes tree hard cold ;of the .mid - Pelt shoes for Ladies , buttoned, laced and • gaiters at prices ranging from $1.00 to $145. Felt shoes for men, some laced, some gaiters, prices • start at $1.75 running as high as $5.00.. Men's work shoes, specially suitable for farm work, heavy wool lining, Williams' make, at $2.40. I3oys' shoes, good and strong, "The Xeep .you Dry Kind", heavy wool lining, Williams make, $1,75. Tor children and infants the choicest of warm shoes prices starting at 75c reaching $1.25. See us for the best in Footwear., REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT. FRED. JACKSON " Always Reliable." CLINTON 1 St. Valentine's Day --Feb. 14. Clinton News -Record February 3rd, 1910 Ike Papa/44Am ASr,..wia-/----‘ 7e have all kinds Y and prices of Val- entines and post Cards suitable to the day. Some adapted to the expression of almost any kind of ridicule, others which are yearly more gen- erally used, convey more refined senti- ment and delicate feeling. The assort- ment is as varied in price as it is in kinds.. . 0 1 S Jan. 22n . 15 pairs Ladies' Felt House Slippers, regular $1.00 and- $1.25 to clear Saturday at 85' 12 pairs Ladies' Felt Bal and Congress Foxed with leather reg . $1.50 reduced to - $1.35 1 case of Ladies' Rubbers in stormand low, regular 75c and A 80c, special - - 65C 1 24 pair Men's Box Calf Bluc- her,.regular $2.25 and. $2.50, special f c i or Saturday P Y .. !98 4 BIG SPECIALS For Saturday; Other special lines to clear u pat a big reduction before Stock taking. • O S. C. RATHWELL When you• buy a' PIA • you want the best. BUY A NECOMBEI. $ • We heey a stock of Violin Supplies for Harmonies Tr us y prices from 25c. to $11 C. HOARE $ THE PLACE WHERE. YOUR DOLLAR ALWAYS DOES .ITS DUTY t: f N••••••ON* ••••••••NN*NO NNNN••••N••ON* •N• J. B Hoover on lief ,/ Nelson. • It's the Furniture That gives chaiac- ter to the home. The stateliest man- Bion will not attract. if improperly fur- nished. FOR EVERY ROOM Iny our house we have furniture that will add to its 2 beauty and in addition to its attractiveness every piece Z of our furniture is built solidly and honestly. Long n g •service is as much of a, requisite as beauty ' with most people. W e.provide both.- P The cheapest spot in Huron Count to buy all kinds offurniture. Hoover St Bali O1`'X.111• 43XLA.T., I3 llapCM011• r ***4441.444•00444.440.414...04,1,4 -W. D. FAiR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best pit lace aammannuni, irmuUl ho. • Mr, A. Seeley was in Aisle Craig; on Monday. Mr. James Hamilton was in Goderich on Monday. Mr, A.. J. Morrish was in Toronto Thursday and Friday last. Mr. A. T. Cooper made a business trip to Toronto this week. Miss Belle O'Neil is home from the Business College, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs, T. E. Jowett of Bay- field here ii town on Tuesday. Mr. S. Crane of Toronto was •the guest of Mrs. Shannon this `week. Miss Pearl ;O'Neil ' has returned from St. Margaret's College, .Toronto. Mrs.. W. Ross is in Toronto` this week attending the Menilelssohn concerts, Miss Gertrude Chant has returned from Stratford for a fewdays vis- it. Miss` Eleanor Broder attended.a dance in Woodstock on, Thursday evening last: Miss Annie .Cook of Toronto is . en- joying a few - weeks at her home • here. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson Jr. visited. a few days this week. with Toronto, friends. • Mrs. 1 ogridge is, visiting her daugh- ter; .Mrs. William , Hesk of Hullett Who is ill.. - Misses Maggie and Mary Miller of gtalfa are guests of their cousin, Miss Mahaft`y. Mr, Chum Sheppard was the guest of Mr. H. Weston of the . Bayfield Road on Saturday.. - Mr.... Archie •Cotsens . left recently, for Flint, Mich:, where ire has tak- en a posittion. Mr. Isaac Jackson, who has been suf- fering from- an attack `of la grippe, is recovering: Miss Florence Cunninghame Ntsited with Mrs. S: B. Gardner of • Col- borne over Sunday. • Mrs. John Beatty and Miss. Moffat," Varna, .were guests of Mrs. I)•, B. Kennedy this week.. • Mr. Oliver Johnson is down • in the Chatham •district buying horses for the western market, Mrs. (Sergeant) Welsh and Master Wilbur have been visiting London friends the past week. Miss Lizzie Reed is in Toronto this week, having gone down to attend to h Mendelhsohn :concerts. Postmaster •'Scott was in Wingham on Tuesday -attending a meeting of the Huron Postmasters' A ssocia- icon. Miss' Daisy Middleton left on. Mon- day for Toronto where she purpos- es ' spending . a few weeks with friends. ' Mr. W. J. Paisley returned home ' from a business trip through . the western part of the county on Sat- urday. - Miss Minnie _W..eston,llas..xetwued,_ to.. her .home on the Bayfield Road af- ter a pleasant visit with. Miss Bes- sie Levis of town. Mr. and Mrs. T: B. Macdonald of Griswold, Man., aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Archer of Hiillett .and other • friends. • Mrs-, Crich of Huron street, had the misfortune to fall on the icy walk wa to Aura on Sunday, onherY, Y breaking a couple of ribs. Mrs. 'Perdue of Clinton, who has been ill for the past flue weeks at her daughter's', Mrs. Dodsworth, is gradually-liiriproving. - Seaforth News. Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson 'is spending a few days in Toronto this week and w111d tlakc advantage of the oppor- tunity to hear the Mendelssohn Choir. Rev. J. Greene conducted mission- ary servicesvi ces in Brussels last Sun- day. He will take Rev. I)r.,' Doug - all's regular work in Goderich - on Sunday 5 nada next. Captain Mortimor of the 5. A. was called to Toronto last week owing Captain fain 1 a to illness at her home. C p Stewart, her efficient aide, has been B In charge lar o during her r absence. Mrs. Sharman of Lethbridge, Alta., formerly Miss Challio McNaughton of Clinton, has been visiting friends in town and vicinityand is now the guest of Mrs. John Wiseman. Mr. Percy Towns, Butter for Toyer etL Brown, returned on Friday last- from, ast from• New York •k wl Jere he took a post graduate 'course and al ter - wards ward attended a o ) t ntiC n of the C t'Vr t , leading cutters of thec country.unciY• This additional experience will enable him to give even better satisfaetion than Heretofore which implies a good deal. !:lHEi..: cent. O1FSALE White waists, Fancg Linens, Ladies Mantles,. Carpets, Lace Curtains Rugs and Furs During the month of January we take stock and in order to reduce it as low as possible we offering a 20 per cent cash discount off the above lines. This is a money -saving proposition that you . should take advantage of if you need'any White Waists, Fancy Linens, Lace Curtains, Mantles, Car- pets, Rugs and Furs. We have a reputation for honest dealing and under nocircumstances mark up goods for a sale, and we live up to the letter or.our advertisement. 'White Waists . 100 Ladies White Lawn Waists, balance of this season's baying, several very dainty styles in the lot, all sizes, 20 per centoff regular price Silk Waists - 25 white and black Silk Waists, regular $2.50 up to 4.00 clearing thein out at each 1.59 Fancy Linen - 100 pieces Fancy Linen in Doilies, Lunch Cloths, ld.unners, Shame, etc, clearing the lot at 20 per cent:off regular price Muslin Shams and Runners • 50 Muslin Openwork Pillow Shams and Side- board Rnnners, in several . designs, clearing them out at 20 per cent off Lae Curtai n:3 About 100 pairs of Lace Curtains left from this: season's buying, all good designs, soma are slightly soiled from displaying. choice of the lot at 20 per cent off-• Tapestry Curtains' 25 pairs Tapestry Curtains in red. green and brown. good full size, while they last 25 per cent off eegular price• _ - • Ladies' Mantles 50 Ladies Winter Coats of Beaver Cloth, in black, blue, green, brown and red. all this sea- son's styles,not an olp one, • in the lot and we guarantee and stand behind every coat, During sale 20 per cent off regular price Children's Coats - 35 Children's Coats, beaver cloth. •' in" red, blue, green and brown, every coat " new this season, all sizes, 20 per cent off reg price 20 Per Cent. Off Every-..FUr--Articie In Our. Store. Carpets, Rugs, Matts, Jap Matfings, Stove Matts. I0 patterns Tapestry Caroet, all good de- signs and colorings, 20 per cent off. 10 pieces. Briesels, 20 per cent off ., • - 20 pieces Wool Carpet. one yard wide, 20 per cent off - . 10 pieces Union . Carpet, one yard wide, 20 percept off" 4 only seamless rugs, 3x4, . Red, Green, Fawn and Blue, 20 per cent off - •., 8_ only Tapestry Rugs, 3x371, 3x4, 3x4, good' pattern, 20 per cent o1 • 0 only Axminster and Velvet Matts, .tell new designs, 20 per cent off 5 piecee Jap Mattings all different patterns' reversible, 20 pea cent orf • $ stove Matts oilcloth, 36x36, 45x45, 72x72, 20 per cent ,off 9 only Remnants oilcloth length run from 1- up to 5 yds long, clearing at 15c a yd - ' 15 Remnants' Wool and Tapestry: carpets length runfrom 2 to 10 yds, worth from 25c up to 75c per yd,• choice ,at 18c per. yd ••• 20 per cent off all Carpet Sweepers • Additional Local News. TRE CARNIVAL. The carnival in the skating rink on at- tended fairly Tuesday evening was a y well tended and all, appeared to be- having a real merry Utile. The prize winners in the different ,events were bodies' -fancy' costume --1st, : Grace son Walker,: Angel ; '2nd, Jean Morrison, Scotch • Lassie ; 3rd, Helen Crawford, R, R. Hood. - Best lady and 'gent' skater, - (cos-. tunic considered)—lst, Mrs.. Chowan and N. Davis ; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. II. Alexander; 3rd, Miss • Cantelon and Gents' fancy costume• -1st, N. . 2nd, R. Moore. , Gents' comic costume -1st, "Cap" Cook ; ..2nd, Otto Fink. - Best; lady skater .in costume -Lulu Howe. Best gent skater in costume—Matt, Levy.; — Raycon 1 . Potato race 1st;. !I (, Dei , Ross Forrester. One mile -racer , boys ' 16 and tinder 1st, A. 'Doherty, 2nd, .1t. McConnell.. Fat Mans race—Dave Crawford. . TIIF: POSTMASTERS' MF",T77', A meeting of the Huron Distrfet Postmasters' Association was held in the town hall, % tnghain; on Tuesday last, Mr. W. A. Irwin, Gorrie, the vice-president, in the chair. A live- ly discussion was introduced by Mr. Thos. Iarrow, Brussels, upon the question, whether or not to have two organizations in the District, northrth and south,' and it was decided to de- fer action until the next .meeting. A thorough canvas of P. M's in the district for new numbers and - rev newals was derided upon and commit- tees were appointed for this pur- pose with instructions to complete the canvas before the. next convention for the province. The action of the provincial executive respecting the establishment of an organ in the interests of P. hI's was endorsed. The officers of list year were con- tnned in office until next meeting. allmem- bers eras hln of ( coo The active `1 p 'enlisting the iii a ed for , was asked b ers if sympathy and support of M. 1 s and Senators and 'its Association It o fort C Asse aims. Tho next meeting is to be held on the 14th June in Clinton. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN€ED. The engagement 5s announced.. in Tu sdaY sDai1Y Star, ofMfss Lour se Jackson, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.' J. S. Jackson of Winnipeg, •for- merly. of, Clinton, to Mr, Harry A. Bright, manager Wile Notre . Dame Ave; *branch' of the. Dominion . Bank' , Winnipeg. The marriage.takes pltt,ee. n iMarch. Miss. Jackson- is a.nativc of Clinton and will be renu'nlbered as a child by many of our readers, SOUTH IIi1R_ Oh L.O. L. Tho annual meeting of South Huron. '(County L. 0. L. *was held in Exeter on 'Tuesday with a largo attendance. County. Master C oureey presided and d his address dealing with' matters e- recting the order ,;Mowed eareful pro. partition. The various reports show- ed t)rnngelsin 10 • be In a healthy con- dition itt South Moron. It: was •ntntan - intus] decided to spend the next 12th of July in Stratford. • The cl- ectien 01 officers resulted - as follows Mas ter, W. '('oureey, Intuit.' Deputy, 1)..C. Galbraith, llayfleld. ('haplain, Rev. W. It. ])unbar, ('lin- ton. • Il on, ('httplitin, W. Lewis, ('redl.lon, Iter. -Secretary, 1'. ('001elon, - ('lin- tort. • Vino-Seeretary, T. i"lynn, Credited. Treasurer, A. Can Whin, Itohliesville Lecturer, It, tilclur ay, Mayfield, . • , ,Jr. l,erturcr, ,l: load, C liutott: . The- following. were present, • Errnn Clinton :, 1'. E. u.t. t, lnn, It. ;1. ChM, Rev. W. IT, Dunbar, Fred, Vetter, Josh. (Cook, 1). 5. Cook, W. 8. IL, Hai nes, W. O. ,Smyth, John Ford and Carnet Doherty. Hullett - Township. Mrs. D. S. Carter of the 2nd eon, had awood bee one afternoon fast week at which a good Supply -of wood was cut. nI - t eVening c t.ntng it da nrawas given which was immensely enjoyed by all present. esent. Mr. Wni. Morrison sold a ifn5 team Jof two-year-old colts to Mr. Robert t Reid of litltCk orio dny last week. IV price paid- was $400. The News From LOndesboro Miss IL Brogden. acid. W. Cockerline r D. Sp ant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs-, Moody of Blyth. Allan Bros. of Harlock and A. As- quith each shipped a car ei evaporat- ed apples- -this week. • Miss Ozzie Mountain,. who has been in Toronto, is home owing to „ill-. health. - ; • - ' . .Miss E. "Hill. and M. `Mountain are v'iitting the latter' -s -sister, Mrs. Jas. H. Pipe of Miteheil. . Dr. E. . C 1. C. AlacCallum h bar. been spending the last twwho o' weeks its Kingston owing to the illness of his. friends. home. Hismanyfr le to mother-xs i Y will be pleased to know ,that Mrs. MacCalluin is improving Mi..Robt. Townsend is laid up with: a sore foot having -,had' one of leis. toes '.amputated. Summerhill News. Mr, Armstrong of Brussels is visit- fug .at Mr. \\tm. I,tiwson's. .The: iteld its regular meete A,1 .1 .�\. 6 ing illi -'Tuesday evening and the main feature of the program was a Oct ing nnateh,, the sides being 'captained by Messrs. Harry Mayes and Norman Ball, and resulted in a victory for the former, . There is to. he a debate at the next meeting oh the subject, "Resolved that Character has more itifluencc in • the wort 1 than 'money." The captains are Messrs, J. Mair and 1 Ed. Ball. The members have been in- ( riled to pay a visit in the near fu- ture to the sister society at St. Jain - es' church, Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bingham are icing .friends in the neighborhood: - Mr.. and Mrs. Win. Lawsonare vis iting - friends near Brussels. - •-.A number of dogs have disappeared iii the neighborhood. Where have they gone • A number from around here attend- ed the Fair in-I3lyth on Tuesday. - Mr. A. Townshend visited Ins bro- ther in Goderich this week'. Mr. and Mrs: John Scott and son of Winnipeg are, v:ritti,g at Mr. W. II. 13aWs. - Constance Concerns. Mr. Wilbert "Taylor and family of Minto, Ulan., are spending some weeks visiting the forerts grandfather, ! Mr. Geo. Clarke, and other friends in 1 the vicinity. On the eve of her departure for the ' west, where she expects to remain for some time, Miss Charlotte Nilson was 1 Aresented with a gold watch bye the 1 League' and Sunday school, t s a slight token of appreciation of her faithful work in these organizations. Miss I,. anaddress andnd Clarke read , a Evelyn n C.la Y 1 Mrs. Bert Lawson made the presen- tation. Mr. and Mrs. R. Indersoi spent a , the 1 at Fullerton attending 4 ,.w cos P Y thelatter's of fat ers father. funeral Iti1iss Annie ILa.wson of Summerhill' • Mise I. to1} t :Clarke a ft days last week. Mr.- 'V4 m. McIntoshniosh � v as indisposed: sctl: for a few days last week. Quarterly meeting will be held here . on Sunday. afternoon at the ' usual time. Mr. and . Mrs. James . South- combo and 'Miss Washington of Clinton. t st.,. (lttspent Monday the guests. of their friend, Mrs. John Britton. Auburn There will bea pancake social nt• • the Baptisttest church on Wednesday ev- ening next under the direction 0f Mr. J. I), Lansing of Clare, Mich, S ia• bits for particulars.