HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-03-10, Page 8a
Watch Out,
are now in our
Iry *00 new store, one
door south of our old
stand, and with the in -
*teased show case room
are more prepared to dis-
play out large stock of
Watches, Jewelry, Silver-
ware, Clocks and Fancy
China. We will be pleas-
ed to have all our friends
and customers call at any
time.
A. J. CiRlfirCi
WANTED, ASSISTANT MATRON
and Nurse.—Applications for the
position of second assistant 'nitro*
.,and nurse for the Huron County
House of Refuge, will be received
at once by John. Torrance, Inspec-
tor, Clinton, P. O. ,Applicants will
be requiredto furnish referrences.
Personal applications preferred. A
liberal salary will be paid. By or-
der of cormittee -Jas. Watson,
Chairman. Dated, March 2na,
1910. 19-2
For a liigh Grade
Suit at a price you
will pay for an inter-
ior one g oto
G. W. Rdrg8.
Jeweler and Optician MERCHANT TAILOR
Issuer of Marriage Licenses. OLI T2'O' "
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Having again been fortunate enough to secure a few hundred
of the famous "Hagen Brand" Shirts at a ridiculously low
price, we now ass them on to our customers at the donne
great saving.
These shitts are made regular in size, quality and workman-
ship but are lines of which there were not enough to make
full boxes and are therefore broken in pattern. Choice of
the lot only - -
SEE THESE IN OUR SOUTH. WINDOW '
• 79c
12i'e and -15e Prints.
About 4000 yds of these beautiful prints, millremnants.
8 to 15 yds in a piece,. all new spring patterns. Choice of the
lot
Oats yd
See Our New Spring Dress Goods, Ginghams, Ladies Lawn
Waists, Skirts, Gowns, etor
A Few Ladies' and Children's Mantfes'to be (Neared at Less
Thanjialf Price: .
o Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Furnishings.
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Dont tail to sea what we are showing in these lines as we
can save you money, and can offer, you a larger. and better
assortment of styles and prices than ever before.
Small Profits and More, Business.
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Travelling
Goods.
Are you going travel-
ling this Spring?
We have just placed in
stock a nice line of Trav-•
elling.Goods consisting of
Trunks
Suit Cases
Telescopes
Come in andget our
m o r
prices before going else-
where.a
W e can interest
you..
A Full Stock of Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers at Special Prices.
i S. C. RATHWELL.
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try' our Sheet Music .9
Department.. .
A full supply of : Vio-
lins and Violin sup
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In your house we have furniture that will add to its
beauty and in addition to its attractiveness every piece
of our furniture is built solidly and honestly, Long
service is as much of a requisite as beauty with most
people. • We provide both. . qt,
The cheapest spot in Huron County to buy ciil kinds of furniture.
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man is not correct'
ly judged by his
..:, outer dress.. •
.All Fountain Pens
look much alike.
The difference de-
pends with use.
and
is why- we .can.
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always s Y a d wa,th
assurance recom-
mend a Water-
man ideal. • Ione
lower
than ep r inn price}
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makes as low as
$1,.25.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest Always the Best
Miss Delle O'Neil, of Stratford was
home over Sunday.
Mr, Frank Hoclgens of Goderich was.
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. P. Gundry is spending this
week with Brantford friends.
Mr. `Geo. Dobson of Vancouver, call-
ed on friends in town this week.
Mr, Simpson Rennie of Toronto was
in town. last Friday and Saturday.
Mr. W. D. Milts of St. Catharines
was in town on Tuesday and yes-
terday.
Mr. Will. Lyons, G.T.R. agent, 'Lon,
decsboro, was in town Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr. Jay Coghill of . Stratfordspent
the week end with Mr, and Mrs, K.
W. Cliowen
Mr. Geo. Iledgens spent a day or so
in town greeting old friends early
in the week,
Mrs, Chas. Smith, . Seaforth, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs, fi'hos, Mas-
on, on Tuesday. •
Dr. Thompson was in Goderich on
Monday as a witness in a' ease in
the High .Court.
Mr. Wm. • Smill'ie, Brttcefield, has tak-
en a position with the Morrish
Clothing Company.
:.Mr.. John Rumbali of Varsity,' spent
a few • hoursat his home in ' town
ono day last week:
Mrs. John Hodgens. of'Godcri:h• 'fs
' spending a few days in town; the
guest of Mrs. Shannon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter . Townsend and
Mrs. ,Stewart left yesterday ` for,
London where they will reside.
Mr Stewart Jackson came up from
Toronto on Tuesday morning and
is holidaying at his home here.
Miss .Mabel Kerr returned from God-
erich on Monday after 'spending a
, few clays with friendsin that town.
Miss Hagan of ,Zurich, for:leafy a
nurse. in Clinteir 'i0so til a as nn
Own ' last week the guest of Mrs.
(Dr:) Gunn
Mr. •J, 'A, Taylor ,'of .Toronto, Cana»
dian representative. of the Chicago,
Milwaukee •& -St. Paul :It R,. was
in''town last week. •
Mrs; E. Kemp; Louden.. Who was
very ill is now recovering, her, num-
:, Brous• friends hi Clintori and .vicin-.
sty will be glad to hear.
Mr. Jas. McCool, who has
.been,visi
t-
ing
in town and :vicinity for, several
weeks, leaves s for his • h at
e ve one
Crossfields, Alta,, next Tuesday.
Mrr T SFp
. hos. he ardof .t. he Nile vis-
ited ,relatives hep.e this arcek: and
yestelyday. morning left for St.
Ct ar s toalien • the L. L.
a h true d e O,
Grand Lodge.
,ge
Mrs. 'L.. Greig 'accompanied iilr and
Mrs. J. T. Clark to Seaforth on
Stuy afternoon.,
. ,hetots
a rda"R they ail
spent Sunday. the gues t,s of Mi. and.
Mrs. J. C. Greig,. ,
Dr.Temic tof London, Provincial
Inspector was in townlast week in
connection with the ease of rabies
in the dog which was .destroyed
here a few weeks ago.
Mr. annd;Mrs. J. T. Clarke and little
son of Toronto; spend a few days hi
town -last- .•'week, .the guests Qf .i14r,•;
and Mrs. T. Jackson Jr., and of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cantelon.
Mr. George Smith, Pt. Huron ; Mr..
and Mrs. flamer Smith, Toronto ;.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith,
Stratford,who care to attend
n up
the funerl of Mrs. Peter Perdue,
toto their ho s on
returned moMon-
day.
day.
Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Davis have mov-•
ed to Exeter where Mr. Davis is
superintendent of the Jackson Mfg.
Co s' branch factory. Mr. • and Mrs.
Davis made many friends while res-
idents of Clinton who were sorry
to see them leave.
Plate ,r Izra d left n• M�amda t
I nc ro 0
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push business in thenew provinces
in the west for the Morrish Cloth-
ing Company' and will be absent a
month or so. It is his first trip,
but havingthe ability and desire to
make good,he will undoubtedly. do
so.
*.�C,.aptain Stewart is now in eomniand
C of the S. A. local corps, Captain
Mprthnor having been transferred
to Toronto because of illness of
folks at home. Captain Stewart is
one of the most efficient of the 8.
A. officers and is greatly esteemed
by the soldiers.
Mr. Bert 3 rt Mu ih mother. wrr,:
e xl y: ids
It. Murphy, and his sister, Miss
Jessie Murphy, returned on Friday
last after a year or two's als
ence
in the Canadian west and North
Dakotand have taken uptheir
a a
abode on the old homestead on .the
kith eon. They had a very pleas-.
ant p
sojourn on the prairies where
J
they tnet numerous old Huron
friends.
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Clinton News -Record
Irmo PopwrzAm ksse)r
March iOtk 1910
5
w Spring 'Prints,.
Musilus, Ginghams,
and Wash Goods...
TUB new spring lines are now in stock in all their glory. Buying in large quantities as we
do from direct importers, enables us to pass on to our patrons many little savings, besides
select patterns and degigns. This season has been no exception despite the fact that all lines of
cottons, linens, etc., have advanced in price, we art able to again serve you with all the new
spring goods at old prices. Small profits and quick returns is still our motto, Come in as often
as you please, whether you buy or not, and see the many New Spring. Novelties, • ..
New Spring Prints
English Prints in stripes, scroll
and check, in black and white, In-
digo blue, black, lilac, red; brown,
pink, etc., 27 inches wide, at 10c
and l2'lc •
New Spring Cinghanis
100 pieces New Ginghams, stripes
and smiill checks, 'also a beautiful
range of large check ;in two.tone
effect, at 10c, 12- c and 15c. .
New Wash Goods
50 pieces New Wash Goods in
Shan -Su,' 'Indian head, Gialetea„ etc.,
in all the new shades, at 20c 25c
and 35c.
New Whitewear
Our complete range of New Waists
Skirts, Corset Covers, .Drawers, Etc,,
are now in stock.. Never before have
we shown a more complete range at
popular prices •
New Lace Curtains
The new Lace Curtains are now
sere waiting your inspection. Space-
will not permit of. description. If
you need new Curtains this spring
it will pay you to seeour range.
Prices run from 25e to $5.00
New Carpets
Our new spring Carpets, Rugs,
Oilcloths and Linoleums are now.in
stock and we invite your inspection
when requiring floor coverings.
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New Dress Goods
The new spring Dress Goods are.
now all herein all the new shades of
old rose, rainen, wisteria, onion, etc.
We are showing the nattiest range
of new spring goods that it has ever
been our pleasure to display in past
seasons. • Prices run from. 50c to $2
Dress -Making •
Miss Smith has returned from her.
holidays and is again ready . to serve
her patrons as in the past
Millinery
Miss 'Baker' : has taken charge of
our new Millinery Department, with
Miss McCullough as head trimmer.
Miss Baker has lately reiitirned from
Detroit and Toronto Openings, and
is thoroughly in touch ,with the very
newest styles. Opening announce
went later.
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Constance Concerns.
Qwing to the very -bad bad state of
the
roads Rev.
M . L
urria did
not get to
the' Constance appointment last Sun-
day.
a -day Mr: Robt, .Clarke conducted the'
service: .
A young son of Mr.Owen
Flynn
n
had the misfortune to fall and break
his arm. Dr.
Gunn was at once
phoned for and under the •Dr's : caro
we hope the little fellow will soon
bel again.
.t5 aan.
Mr, Peter Lindsay recently . pur-
chased from Mr. J. Elliott of • Clin-
ton a handsome driving 'mare. '
Mr. John Medd has left. for :British
Columbia . after spending ;the winter
with bis parents here- '
Miss Kate. McMann of Walton is at
present the guest of Mrs. Thos. Pol-
lard.
Dame Burner states that wedding
bells -will ring- shortly -in -.our --Village..
Miss Belle Sutherland is home now.
Mr. Samuel PalIard and family ex-
pect to move ve from our village • in
about a
week to the tor they re-
cently
cently purchased from Mr. Samuel
Cade of the 13t1 i con. of Hull'ett, We
regret their r roznovai from our midst
b
thereby the'Joss we sustain wily
be a. gain to those in the neighbor-
hood wherethey
are about to resi
de:
'Spooner Mr. Elliott apooncr started Tues-
day of this week for Sask. He took
a ear of horses, implements, etc. and
expects to go into the farming. on a
large scale. We wish him every Suc-
cess in his undertaking.•
Mr. John Riley Jr. was quietly
married on Wednesday to Miss L.
Wright of Seaforth, They will
take up housekeeping as soon as Mr.
S. Pollard moves to his farm, near
Blyth
News From Auburn.
Miss Dine
Knox entertained .a num-
ber
of young people at her home on
Fridayni lit. The
avenin
g evening was spent
playing carpet balls.
Owing
absen
g to the ce of Rev. Char-
lesworth on Sunday the service in
the Ba church li
Baptist c h rwas conducted cted by
Mr. John Raithby.
Qnlte a number msec of young people
from the village lage
spent last Friday
evening atthe home of Mr. Robert
u st-
H e on Nile. .
Rev. T. W. Charlesworth will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday. The subject will be' "The.
Glorious hope of the Church." The
Lord's supper will be observed after
the usual service.
Mr. Chas. Howson's mill has comw
minedoperations
e th's
1 Ck.
week.
Mr. I3orette of the Sterling ink
has been transferred to the headof-
flee Toronto. 7 J
or nt ri r. e]
0 0 ornJ Jackson a o of
Ooderleh is supplying the vacancy at
present.
Mr., Win. Windmill and family
have returned to their home in Sas-
katoon.
Mr.Wm.' sa-.b and
Ar51r rnl)o John ark-
,
walk
n
c
a
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son of Witmer are loading a ear of
settlers'
effects, intending to
make
the west their future home.
Miss,;r,. has re
Mabel Erratt 1 a covered
from an attack, of tonsilitis.
Last Thursday. p. ni. a number of
were count-
dairyy cows' from Kent �
disposed of by auction at the Auburn
hotel,
See school report on page 2.
The "off
leers
of t hour
u
A b n Home
Circle are as follows
Leader, Mrs.. Straughan. 4
Past Leader, Mrs. Riddell.
Vice, Mrs. Jackson.
Secretary, Miss Alice Mole.
'Treasurer, Mrs. Medd.
Ir
n.-Secr
eticy, Mrs, Clark.
k.
Chaplain, hl '
ha, ain, Mrs. Robinson.:
Marshall, a shall, Mrs, Jas. Howatt.
Warden
Mole.
John Torn 140 e
Gttard, Mrs, Asquith.
Sentinel, Mrs. Jos, Lawson.
The News From Londesboro
Miss Bessie" Garrett visited her sis-
ters Mts. John Medd and Mrs. D.
Gonnclt ' "of � Clinton Tuo.,day of
this week:''
Mr. E. Watson of Blyth shipped
a
car of hogs Wednesday of this week"
and will ship o a 2 carload f cattle Sat-
urday. Mr. Jas. Cummings will; al-
so ship, a carload on Saturday,'
Mr: Be 'amiBrandon
tlJ n Lyon of
who has been visiting relatives here
forthe*pasttwo months, f o -
a .n n ts, let .Mon-
day,
Mn
da .on his r turn journey. e o rn, 1� ' • will
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visit '. relatives at Guelph, "r orento
and other places.
Mr': Geo. ltcVittie left Monday for
Schrieber, Ont., where he has secur-'
ed a position with the C:P.R. M ono
of their divisional stores.. •
Mr. Wallace Allen, who has ' 1 een
travelling for a London •firm, is laid
'oft wortC'Tthis,week • owingAre the 'ill-
ness of his mother. Her many friends
wish for her speedy recovery.
J. Brunsdon & Son delivered a car-
load of machinery Monday of ' this
week.
Mr. Jas. Cummings of
Blyth ship-
ped
lr -ped a ear of cattle Saturday last.
'Mr. Joseph Gray took a carload of
cattle to Toronto Saturday last
where he will dispose of them. Very
few farmers in this v tieinfty handle as
many as a carload of fat cattle at
ono time,
The ser lees inMethodist h '
e vthe rt odtst chtirrh
Sunday were well atfended
considcr-
ing the condition of the roads.
Mr. George Milian had the misfor-
tune to break his harness while driv-
ing to the village Sunday last.
. Miss E. 'Goyim. of London is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. H. -Longman.
Mr. Frank Ilibbert, who has been
! employed as clerk with Mr. .1. O.
Lo shery
has sewered his connection
r
with the firm and leaves shortly for
()halite where In; expects to engage
Mr. McCurdy made a half hour's
flight with Baddeck No. 2 at Baddeck
Bay.
Statements regarding this nunbe'P'of
fatalities hi the ltogcrs•I ass accident
vary from 45 to 03.
James Watson, a farmer, aged sev-
enty years, hanged himself near Ow-
en Sound because. he could net pay
his rent.
With the subscriptions" of a number
of generous Iingsiniiaps t
o
endow -
remit fund of
Een,s
*University has
been made tai to $400,000.
The supporters of the racing inte
r -
rats at Ottawa have presented a
draft' bill to the committee to take
the : r.Mi:.l. r`
1 plaee ofthe Miller bill.
,The people of Monaco have
de
ntend
. a bnstftttioo from their Prince.
+ A scientist and a military officer
I fought a duel at Nice.
1
lin the same business, .
Miss Minnie Lyon Is assisting Mr.
LoiurSbcry in the store herr.
Mr. Jos. 1.fammng attended the, sale
of Minch Morris Monday of this wee]..
On "4 rein s
t c d,iv evening
�the members
hors
' of the Epworth I,oague event a very
pleasant social evenitlg. The, pro-
gram
i~ am of a Bible Einestic)n
match and vocal and instrumental
znusie and readings, . -
Mr. Ii. M. Snell is. hauling a gtianw
tity •ot wood to this village.
Miss Bertha leio
;l
en spent Sunday
ay
with her Mend, Mrs. D. Ploody of
Blyth.
a.
M r
W. Granthu
m spent Friday Iasi
with
his motherli
inC intoe. •
Messrs. Frank i . "
G bbs and James.
Brown
BrownsPent Sunday at home: •
They'
returned. Monday to Sarnia where'
they, are . assisting in repairing ' the
tunnel. •
Mr. and Mrs,, D. Mountain.- arc vis;»-
iting their daughter, Mrs. Jas, Pipe
of Mitchell '
,
Miss A. Lawson visited friends its
Mitchell last week. .
Mr. Jet. C
s uinpbelI was in Godert-
•ich on business this week.
Miss Alice Waite returned to God-
erich afterspending a week with rE
latives in this vicinity.
Mr. Wm. Voidden .is spending a few
days with Goderich friend's.
Mr, Howard. Lee is visiting relatiy-
_es,in..Goderich and .-vi_Gintty...
The fine weather of Iast week star-
ted a number of the farmers thinking.
of the sugar bush but the cold snap
has caused them to alter their plans
f-
or awlino.
Mr.
Geo. S ott
en ri '
p ,.
nci ai of
the
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Business' CoIleges of Clinton, Wing -
ham and Walkerton was in the
vcolleillageges.Saturday in the interests of
Mr, Chas. .Watsoni
l as disposed 4'osol
his driver to Frank Garrett for a
goer' o d fiu
re
Messrs. R. G. Smith and M.
Braithwaite were inClinton q
ue<
dap
n Business.
rin
ass:
Mrs. John Manning, ,we are pressed
to learn, is able to lie .,et ;:s:nei af-
ter an illness of sev,.,ial weeks.
Mr. Frank Hibbert visited friends
in Clinton Tuesday this week.
The attention of dog owners in the
township is directed to the notice oil
page 5aFthtS issue.
CherC
Matrons
are strict but the matter is too set-
ious to be trifled with.
Mullett Townsiaio
Mr, torn Medd, who spent several
Months at the }come of his parents,
r
Mr. and Mrs. .Tolin Medd of the '7t]t
con,, Ieft last week for Conduit,
Sask.
\.o regret very mucic to hear of the
accident d width E'of
betel one of the sons
I
Mr. Owen Flynn, who happened tis
fat
Flynn,rr 1'�
a,y.n his g irs arm. Mr. I ly
who sustained serious injuries last
l
fall, is, we are please to state, able.
to be around again.