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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-03-24, Page 8• A Guarantee With Every Fair. Every pair of our Puritan patent colt $5.00 shoes vouched for. The patent leather in the uppers of these shoes is Genuine Puritan Colt and if with. proper use and care, they break through in 90 days from the date of sale, we agree to replace them free of charge (ibis: does not apply to surface checking) provided only they are returned to us within one year from the date of manufacture. Every purchaser will be given a written guarantee dated at the time of purchase, . Take good care of your shoes < and if you get them from us they will take goad ears of you. REPAIRS WHILE. YOU WAIT FRED. JACKSON 111.0.1.111.1.1111.1.0111111111.01.1111101.1.1.10 9 • Were $1.25 now 79c Having Again been fortunate enough to secure a few hundred of the famous "Hagen Brand" Shirts at a ridiculously love price, we now pass them on to our customers at the some great saving. These shirts 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 - - - 79c SEE THESE IN OUR SOUTH WINDOW---• 12ic and 15c Prints. About 4000 yds of these beautiful prints, mill remnants, 8 to 15 yds in a piece, all new spring patterns. (Choice of the ' lot - - - - - lOcts yd See Our New Spring Dress Goods, Gingbans, Ladies Lawn Waists, Skirts, Gowns, etc. A Few Ladies' and Children's Mantles to be CIeared at Less Than Half Price. Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Furnishings. Don't fail to ses what we are showing in tbese lines as we can save you money, and can offer you a larger and better assortment of styles and prices than ever before,, PLULSTEEL lIROS. , 9 9 9 9 9 9 S3 Small Profits and More Business. (� 9t1•iD3fY^X94949'Ci•WKf.94.•'b•9'tY91.*••9'11•SYv9q.•9rceNGt0e'0 ' o 0 Travelling Goods. • Are you going travel- ling this Spi ing? We have justjced in stock a nice line of Tray- , elling Goods consisting of STrunks Suit Cases Telescopes Come in andt our ur prices before going else- where.a can interest W e est O. yon. A Full Stock of Boots. Shoes and Rubbers at Special Prices. 11111 ShOnfill 11111.11111111. S. C. Rathwell, Shoes S. C. RATHWELL C,= Hoare, Music • 0 IF you want any of the popular .songs, tr3 our SheetMusic Department. A full supply of Vio- lins and Violin sups lies always P on hand,: '- Try us for sweet fon $a ed Harmonicas. HOARE: 0 • THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR ALWAYS DOES S DUTY •N•4•••N••09N/N9NNrr0•9b••N•t9N•MM •••• •••• J. B Hoover>\ ' elsonI ill i • , i Furniture 1 r That gives charac- ter to the home. The stateliest `man- sion will not attract if improperly fur- nished. FOR EVERY ROOM In your house we have furniture that will add to its beauty and in addition to its attractiveness every piece of our furniture re isbullt solidlyan'honestly. Long elg people. service is as much of a requisite as beauty with •tnost We provide both. l p p The cheapest spot in tiurorr County to buy all kirids of fartiitttre. Hoover Sc. Ball t • 1 2 1;"'%71117.l2/''C7' i A]r71 F' T N`Tl A X)Xt43110'z"c 1 S •N•d44•••••4N••c►Ni*441444 w.*******41**** EASTER NOVELTIES Original and Attractive. Appropriate to the Season. At Perfectly Proper Prices.. W. D. FAIR 00, Often Cheapest - Always the Best Rev. E. G. Powell of Brussels, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Arthur_ Tyndall is again' able to be out after his recent illness. Mr. W. D. Mills of St. Catharines was in town yesterday and today. Mrs. Muggridge leaves on Friday to spend Easier with her son in Mea ford: Miss Shirley Vodden has taken a pos- ition in the W. D. Fair Co. book- store. Mr. Eddie Farquhar of, Hullett left last .Thursday for Sapulpa, Okla- hatna. Miss Florence . Cuninghame is spend- ing -the holidays • with Walkerton friends. • • • Miss Margaret, Torrance left Tuesday 'for Toronto, whore .she has taken a, position. ` Miss Chairibers, is now under the doc- tor's' care. . Mr, D:'Cantelon was in Goderlch on Tuesday as a witness in an apple appeal case. • •• Miss Beatrice Hayes of Toronto,. - is the guest of Miss :Irene 'Jankson this week, Miss_ May 'Rance returned hone from Toronto' on ' Monday for a fort - nightie visit. : Miss Pearl • O'Neil . left this Morning for a week's • visit in Toronto , and Owen Sound. • Miss Amelia Harland is spending the .Easter holidays in Toronto, with Miss:'. Edith llodgens• Miss -Goodwin and • Mrs: Glenn; Camp- • bell and Master Gordon- spent Thursday.. • in Stratford. ' -Mr:. Will ehel'aggart camp up• • front Toronto on Saturday last,' owing to 'the illness of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. H.' II,• Rorke and fain •sly are spending the Easter .holt- • days • with friends in Owen Sound,- ' Mrs, McTaggart Sr.,15r: e c tire. sorry to .announce, quite ill'.' Her friends ars ,hoping for her., speedy recovery: Mr. and Mrs, Laterneil and little daughter el -St. Thomas are visit- ing with Mrs. Latornell's ' mother, • Mrs Combe, ` • Mr. Haw•kiits of the Listowel Stan. daid .was in town on Friday. last. He was pushing''the sale. of C:P.R. lands in Alberta. - Miss Johnson returned to : her honie in Z urich on Tuesday after a Ps eas- ant visit in town with her uncle, Mr. Oliver Johnson• Mrs, WilliamJ . Marshall . Mars all and little daughter hter Illecwereguests g Meat the gue sof her sister, Mrs. Walter T. Smith,' Seaforth, for. a week. Misses Clara and Agnes'Chidley :cave on Friday for Toronto. onto whore thee `intend • spending the Easter boli- -days. Miss Zada McRae is an inmate of the hospital . at present, having 'tinder- gone a slight- operation last week. .She 'is now progressing favorably Mr. J, W. Green, representating the Mail and Empire, was fn town ov- er Sunday. ile is a' son-in-law of Mr, John Crol'I, formerly 'of Cline tion. .1 ie t ` _Rithwoil and—fan—Lily of the Varitv moved into t a Road have e mo t own . and •are settled in the House lately occupied by • 'Mr. Hug h - Ross on Princess street. . Rev. W. J. and Mrs. Joiliffe.' aro. • spending • the Eastertide with friends in Toronto;, their son Ern- est intends coining down from New York to be with .them. Miss Lou Cudrnore, after a pleasant visit in town with - her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Davis, 'returned last week to her home in ,Exeter, She was ac- ' conpanied by her cousin, Miss Bes- sie Davis, - who will make a short stay there. Major lirkTaggart anis Dr. Shaw left yesterday for Toronto where they will be - joined by. Mr. W. McTaggart of the big wholesale house of Gordon, Mackay & Co. and Mr. McCaffrey of • II. M. Customs. The party will sail from New York on Friday for a two or three weeks' oruise among the West India Islands, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. McLaughlin left Tuesday to return to their home at Aberdeen, South Dakota, alter • having for six weeks been the guests of the laciyls sisters, Mrs. Wise and Miss Mason, on, Ii li street. Mrs. c- Laughlinrs health much improved during her sojourn in the old home living-upon- the-fat-of-the-land-time ivin g -t p n - to' n while clic restful,t o the -fat -of -the -land -time her husband t` of t had hasput him inthe pink has condition so that he feels more that ever like making business hum and the coning - season, at least so far as "Dave" is concerned, will bo a record breaker. 1C1int4>a News -Record March 24th, 1910 fillaa****0111.1111111101010111011101111111110101111114, -01.1011.0.111.111‘ JACIZAW sem. .A)R17/ Ryffesqj ;aster Display of Gloves, • Collars anclI:i:I-ts. EASTER- -MILUNERY OUIi, Millinery Department is in charge of Miss Baker, who has lately returned from Detroit and Toronto Openings, and is thoroughly in 1 touch with the latest ideas of both American and Canadian styles, Miss Baker has had a wide experience in millinery and comes to us very highly recommended by one of the largest wholesale milliners in Canada. Come, bring your friends and see the many new styles for spring.. We are also having on display the New Spring Cloth Coats, Capes, Silk Coats, and Whitewear, Dress Goods, Muslins, Wash Goods, Curtains, Carpets, Etc, Specials for Sa ltt.rday. Prints &Ward - Ten pieces New Sppring Prints, light grounds with b1aek, blue and pink dots and figures. See window display Friday and - Saturday at per yard~ x.05 Wrapperette sc Tqn pieces'Wrapperette in dark colors, good width and weight, red, blue, pink, brown, etc. Special for Friday and -Saturday •.:Q8 121Ac and 15c Muslins is - Twenty ends Fancy Dress Muslin in light and dark colorings This is a clean-up lot and they will make splendid school or . summer dresses for children and- ouxig girls. " Regular 1:4c arid 15c, Friday and Saturday .07 35c Linen Sultings f9c• Fifteen pieces Linen Suitings in stripes And plain cloth in all the popular shades, 27 inches wide. Regular 35c, Friday and Saturday 15cCottenStripe Suiting 10c Five pieces Stripe Cotton Suiting in grey brown and blue. Regular 15c, Friday and Saturday Umbrellas 9iia Each Two dozen only, Umbrellas, natural wood • handles, good mercerized, tops, Friday and Saturday. each .50 $1.23 Parasols 98c 2 dozgn"Ladies' Parasbls, fancy and natura wood;' handles, steel frame, mercerized tops, good strong parasols. Regular $1.25, Friday and Saturday • , .98 .10 Of Personal Mention Mr. Wm. Jackson is in Toronto this week. • Mr. Clausin O'Neil left for the ;. west on Monday, . Mrs. G. "D,, ,T e. A eT ggart . is in Toronto for the id • holidays. Miss iVlabcl T.. Gantelon was in God- erichon ' ' Tuesday. Y• Mr. •J. . Cuninghanie was in London on business on Friday. ,Mrs, Brown, Queen street, is in Tor- onto engaged as professional nurse. Mr. Wm. Cantelon Is 'spending the Eastertide with his son Wall. in Toronto; Mr.. Andrew Gunn, Toronto, was the guest of his brother, Dr.. Gunn, ov- `er Sunday. Mr. Jack Wiseman of the Bank of Montreal -staff, Guelph, is home for the holidays. • Mr. Oliver Johnson returned on Mon- day from a business trip to Lloyd- minster,:aSask.. , ..._.. Mrs. John Wiseman is spending the Eastertide with her mother, Mrs. •Grant' " r. in bt r r • Ma s Y Mrs. W. C. Brown returned lastweek from visit a s to her mother, Mrs. Prance, - Detroit, and has sice been quite ill. - Miss Elsie and Master Louis Barge are expected from Lucknow to - spend Easter with their mother, Mrs. A. Barge. Master Roy Rice is confined to the house these days owing to severe attack . of la grippe. We hope to soon hear of his recovery. Miss Clara McKenzie of Listowel and Miss Hazelwood et Palmerston, are sending their Plaster hoh-da •s with spending Y Mrs. D. N. Watson of Mary ,strt,ct.'. Mrs. Fred. Grant of Gravenhurst, who has spent several weeks with her 'sister, .Mrs. K-enneth Erskine, and - who has made uta - friends in many town, heft on Wednesday afterne 'n. Mrs. A. J. Grigg was called to Wind- sor this morning by the illness of her sister, Mrs. James Jackson, c Iparalysis nd whow s strtcl n bya a ( is not expec'ted to recover. Mrs. Gnigg wase accompanied by her daughter, little Miss Helen. Mrs, (I)r•) Jackson went to Paisley on Monday to attend the wedding of an old friend and class -mate, Miss Jennie e / J n' E. I I teller, to 11Tr. J. A. Mcltinnon. Among tete guests frons a distance was Miss -Lillian D. Paul, Supt. of the Jefferson Park Ilospital, Chicago, also a former class -mate of the bride. r ll7r. Arthur Cantelon 'is in Wingham 'on business. • • • Miss Jennie Trick , is visitiiig '- London • for a' few days. • . Mrs.- John Rice is with 'Galt. friends the for a i t, holidays; Mrs. 13en. .Cele left today on a visit to Ypsilanti, Mich. ' Mr. Will, Wiseman is in St. Mary's for the Holiday season.. . Messrs; J. T. 13e11 and Alex"' Cloakey, • Belgrave; are in town today: Inspector Torrance was in. Port. Hope • and Toronto the past week. Mise Rena Picket is • spending the •lancer holidays s . 1 h lids y with Toronto friends. - • Mr. W. i.. Brown of Woodstock, . of the firm of Tozer & Brown, :tie in town today. Miss Mae Brahler 'went to Toronto this horning 'where she will spend. leer -Easter vacation. MXdine ..Law$,o.l., s.returned,, frciin„ Flint, Mi:eh., but expects to• go back •again next 'Monday. - Mr: Chas. Sn ' l tit t, Seafortlt, was the guest 61his brother-in-law, .C•oun- •rillor Mason, t hi "� swr �1 . Messrs. Fred. Hill and Ensile trowns- end are in Toronto this week attending a convention of the Holi- ness Workers, . which is in session there; - Mr. Reece Jenkins of Woodlands Farm" is spending the Easter holf- days with his sister, Mrs, IT, D. (1anieron of Arthur and his brother, Mr. Ed, Jenkins of Toronto, BEN II!'I% AT WONDERLAND. Ben Ilur will - be given et Wonder- land on Friday and Saturday evening of this tveelc, An Artist of High Order, In its write-up 'of' an entertainment recently held in Pickering the News of that place has the following to say of one of Clinton's clever young ladies • "'1'lie feature. of the evening's enter- tainment was the appearance for, the first time in Clareincnit, of Miss Ranee, teacher of Elocution in Moul- ton ,Ladies' College, Toronto. illiss Ranee, showed herself to be an artist of a very high order. All who' had the pleasure of hearing, her were " not only delighted with her work, but aro very anxious to have the pleas- ure of hearing her on a Claremont platform again." The News From .L ondesboro Mr.. II. 'Ilegg spent a few . days • , in Stratford, last weak. eifr. Jonn,l3owcock left Thursday of. last Week .for Toronto. Mrs, Bow cork accompanied. him as far as-Clie- ton. Mr, BOWcosk. intends ntoving,hfs furniture ,to the city shortly. - Mr, E. McVittie has disposed of :leis. -farm on the - filth con to Mid,: James •Granby of Morris. • :lIr. and Mrs. Jas. Campbell ns,t tcli friends in Blyth Saturday sleet. se Mr. E. Watson shipped 'a car of fine cattle on Saturday of last week. • On. Friday of last week: while Mt., and Mrs. Thos. Nott were «rivi•Ig- from Clinteon their horse foot. fright at seine 'calves and upsetting ' tlic oe- cupants. •of the cutter managed to liberate itself; of a driver and ran about a mile towards Clinton, then turned westatMr,. Jas.- Snell's side- toed nett was caught- in. Mr" t�tm l's barnyard. 'Neither Mr. or Mrs. Nott,- horse, cutter or harness were any the , wor.ee of.'th o expedition: Mr. John . Johnston disposed of his driving„ colt to Mr. Walter Mair,rget- Miss Holmes • ,spent Sunday with. Clinton. friends. • Mr. 'Jas. Hill is, the are sorry - to . learn, not making very Y much im- prevenient. . ' Miss Violet Phillips ie laid up with an attack t a of inflamatory nceumat+istii• ' t r. A lhert Radford was in C '. ntot a lii. n' usiness a o Tuesday ay of this week. Olive, daughter of llarrison • Lyon,. . underwent. an operation on Friday of . last week for throat trouble, . • Dr.' 12ateellum: paid a, •fly ng. busi- ness trip to Vinton on Tuesday • of • this weev. • ' Mr. John Hutton expects. to get. the .saw mill in operation in the' course .of a few days. The• run this - season will only last about two weeks. - - . Mr. -Abbott ot Centralia. shipped' • a car of .potatoes. width he purchased -froth 'Robt:-'ealaieel "and"Moon Bros;' " this week. Mr. R. J. Martin was a t ' en , ed tvi.h g. g Mr lig rmstrong a .Ecru days this we' (k. ` Mr. Smith of .Brussels took the. ting in a change for it another driv- principalship ot S. S. No. 8 for a er. - few days during Mr, Hogg's absence. Mr. Chas. Watson purchased a ( Mi,ss Scott - . spent ent p Sunday with driving colt from Mr. S. McVittie, friends in Clinton, Professor Almond,- eye specialist, J D. Cantelon of Clinton and E.'Wau was in the village last week. ! son of Illyth rack shipped ti ca Will. Bell left on Tuesday for Pilot ' 'Bogs this week, Mound, Man., where he intends to Mrs. Squires of. Toronto is visiting spend the summer. .1 with Mrs, John Bowcock Better Train Service. Aetition being isb ng circulated and extensively signed amongst eoninier- tial travellers, whose business takes them over the L. II. and 13. line, to have another train put on, one 'that would leave Loudon about 7 a. in. Such a train would be a great - eon- vei:i once, not only to travellers, but to the general public as well, also to Collegiate students along the way. It is to he hoped that the -Company will favor the petition and put on tate extra train. New Advertisements.: Blazing the Way—Irwin;-.4 4Tillinrry--:hiss C'antelon---5• For Sale—W. J. Biggins -5 China Sale --A, 3, Grigg -5. Auctioti Saleeet. Tebbutt-5 Auction Sale—II:. Mevit tie• -5 Auction Sale -'.-J, .5. Miller --5 Wall Paper—W. Cooper Co. --se taster otitistit f t •--- 't g5 ,Tottisli--1 s1 Guarantee—Fred. Jackson --g Govt. Annuiti's—Dr. Sanson ---5 Tents for Male—Fred .I• I1111--5. Easter Novelties—W. Ia il Co. -8. U THE 5 i i IIIc. 11D I I., �. Dr HEAR S Dr, Samson, lecturer -in -chief lu(f on Government annuities, will deliver an addressthe town hall next s inow a nc Tues- day evening. Farm For Sale—.John Torrance -5 Y The a to 'i' rc ( ► t leant r ATurner-e5 Lightning Rods -W. II. Stogdill-5 Easter Misplay --Tozer & Brow —8 - The Great Subjest---(2ouelt & Co• --•4. Rltotle Island Reds—A. 0, Pattison -5 + Farmers' Attentions -Watts e& Soa-5.