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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-05-26, Page 9r. a j POflTLAND C The•undexsigaied:elieit.Jitst received. a car of fresh. "National" 'ortlapd gement andwill sell the same ate, fair living prxatit, The undersigned hes,e,'tso "tire agency for the' Iudependant Conipanies 'end will fill ;oi•del s, for a car load from any of the said cora Ptee fel* a, small margin of profit, k5 , 3. ANDREWS, CLINTON numwsumunimpoiloommonamminiummonammon Gentletnen Do YOLJ EN/CR THINK There might be :a better and more comfortable shoe than the one you are now wearing ? We have sold the Hagar Shoe for men since our boyhood days, and we know it is -the best,,rnost comtortable shoe we can buy. The lines we carry are the newest design ,t1 e lasts are sl,appy and up-to-date,. that, considered with the pleasure you have In -wearing a 0alx +csf Hagar Shoes Is Worth Consideration REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT. FRED. JACKSON Our Quick Service is a Winner. • limarammersismismis Vafir WOKS. iiKlfra•aiP4fa4'bol+ •mtislriDti0•11.4rc►'ls1S*011b.e iALongList...1 .. Of Short Prices fa Await you at this store during the coming week, . Space will a permit of mention of •a very .few, hut we aim that each sale mad shall be a sale to advertise this store as. the store of big values A Table Linen Special • �lj About 200 yards of beautiful pure bleached • Table Linen, 62 in- t • cbes wide and extra good value at65e, priced to clear at .42 Two Specials in Lace Curtains 25 pairs extra fine Lace Curtains, 6Q inches wide, 3e yards long and a regular $1.50 curtain, special this week .98 . Also about 20 pairs good large Lace Curtains and extra value at • a 90c a pair, special this week .69 P + $ 1 Corsets for 69c Auotber shipment of these corsets has just arrived and are a superior lot to the last shipment, 'which everyone pronounced "wonderful value" hut rather than put these with our regular stock, out they go this week at 89 a Don't fail to see our 49c Corsets. They are wonders, made in , long Directorie style of nice quality white coutil with4 hose support- a ers and big value at a very small price, Special values in Prints, Ginghams, Wash Linens, etc., all week Some big snaps in the Clothing and Shoe Departments. ' Don't e buy without seeing them. awa4,ioq1aat.li wl2Ki• c riiq►41t^caY.W•clar•gb.• i11)•ewmv:a':16®•v►, 84 d SrProfitsail d Plumsteei Jiro's. More i Business. d • iar�ilo•t,.esaw D41bA•�m.ke�m•sb.e•oelD.e�• 110,1b•fii a,Abeji..Q.gb.:4 Spriugis fiere.. tlihitcon N AND with It comes the decoration of some room In your home. If it's New. Wail pap er.wwe • have it in large assortment, pretty andpractical designs and colorings most appropriate, they also have the chant* of fair value for the price. We ask your inspection. W. 0. FAIR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best utu �y1L11liLAm11►tunu ,nuunwnulhy 1111 ,fl unuHl lh Those spending theholiday, out of town •were Mrs, W. Ross, Exeter, Miss, Spark, Stratford. Mr. J. Armour, Toronto. Mr. W. T. O'Neil, Toronto. Miss Susie Powell, Toronto, Miss. Grace Sheppard, Toronto,, Miss Bernice Kay, Lapeer, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. Emmerton, Goderich, Mrs. East and Miss Kathleen, Sea - forth. Mrs. A. J. Morrish and Miss Bes- sie, Kfncardine, Mrs. J. A. Irwin, Miss Marion and Mr. Robt. Irwin, London.. Miss Edna Copp was home over the hoe:day. Miss Margaret Torrance of Toronto spent the holiday at home. Miss Mabel Dunford was up from Stratford for over the 24th. Mr. John Rumball of Varsity, Tonne . to, is home for the summer. Mrs. Macpherson of Goderich is re- newing old acquaintances in town. Mrs. 'Peter Straith is, we are sorry to announce, quite ill of pneumonia. Miss Edna Cooper of Toronto Uni- versity is home for the ' summer ]aolidaps. Mrs. McGill of Blyth was in • town • yesterday, the guest of Mrs. W. Cantelon. . . - 1 Millinery Store Look 'Here . If you want a Stylish .Summer Hat we handle them, We are selling at the lowest prices; . • MISSCANTELON N: 00. NN••••*N.NNN••NN•N• *NM ••NN••***ON** •••• J. B Hoover - When Selecting You need be concerned only about its : appearance. The quality we guarantee. So when you conte to choose the new library table, the new rocker •or Morris chair, the new suite for the parlor, don't worry about the quality. • Nelson Bali 1. Furniture • 1 s • 111141111111111iu11i11n1 ( 111_11 li'1Wllp � . J . fYd,6is, �� ij y l er,fl.4..ci You Can Leave That to us. Rest assured we will sell you on. ly'furniture that will wear as well as it looks. The cheapest spot in HerodGoont�ty buyt11 kinds Of fwurniturre + Hoover& IElail ��N��M4►A4►4/4►r4►41ri � �a''t7f`�Y��.A.L I1•l�.lilte'�'iDRl� �► Mr. J. W. Irwin of London - Called on old friends in town Tuesday and • Wednesday. Mr, Wallace Ferran of Molsons Bank, Iroquois, visited his aunt,, Mrs. Fars ran, last• week. Mr, N. and Miss 'Bertha Davis ;pent a couple of days with friends in Auburn last week. : Miss Maude Ferguson of Goderich spent a shoat while in town the forepart of the week Mrs. Cameron of Arthur is visile ng the old home, Mr. Thos. Jenkins, "Woodlands Farm." ••. • Mr. H. Baker left on Monday morn- ing on a business trip to Toronto, Lindsay and Peterboro. • MSS :Agnes: Irwin and Miss 'V onges of London were ' guests of Miss Miceli Hoover : for a few days this week: Messrs: J. E. Hovey. and J. $. Can- telon attended a meeting, of the Stratford. Gun Club ort Victoria Day. Mr, and Mrs. Olin Hooper of 'I3ensa1l were with the former's'parents', Mr. and Mrs. A. Hooper, over the holi- day. oli-day . • Miss Margaret Mahaffy visited with her sister, Mrs. Wm: Sparks - of Line for f d theBrownson a few days o0 y lest week. Mrs. McLea , who has beenstaying. for .the last few weeks with her daughter, Mrs: • Kenneth Erskine, returned to Toronto on Monday. Mr. Alex. Foster of Tara and his. mother, Mrs. T. R. Foster, spent a few days in town this week the guests. of Mr; and Mrs. Wrn. Can- telon. Mrs. B• J. Crawford :of Dungannon was in town on Saturday from one train to another. She was the guest for a. new hours of Mrs. J. E. Cantelon, • 1Vfiss Bessie Hayes of Seaforth has been the guest of Miss Dorothy Rattenbury, having come up to attend the latter's birthday : party on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Wm'. Gunn attended the marriage of Dr. J. Nesbitt Gunn in there yesterday, and-fromhere proceeded on their ttip to Minneso- ta and the coast. Col. Wilson, Commanding O•tficer • of the 33rd Huron Reg., and Miss Wilson of Seaforth, attended the Memorial service in St. Paul's church on Friday: Mr. Alfred Owen of New 'York, dir- ector of the Clinton Knitting Co., was in town last week on business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Owen. They left on Monday for Montreal. s awa a Mr. La once Laois of O ha was in town for the holiday and returning yesterday took with him Mrs. Lev- is who bad spent is and the pent w a couple of weeks here visiting friends. Mrs. 1'ranipton, who has been visit- ing. Prof. and . Mrs. Brown for a couple plc ofwtrks, left Monday, her lone in Beamsville. Mr. Walter Holmes of Toronto has bren renewing acquaintances n tances in and, about town during the pawt week. Walter's many Clinton friends are always glad to'see hini. key. Dr. ;Stewart, provided his health, which has been giving his friends some anxiety of late, per- ntits of it, will leave the end of the The AsGeneral sv�m- . week to attend bly at Halifax, N,13,, which opens June 1, ' a. t n5 delegate e f rein the ,Ii 5 Presbytery of Huron. 'Airs. Stewart will accompany hitu and it is their intention to :pend a couple of months visiting in the lower pro• winces, w41t+1ord Nyo' Popaz,4.,w. Flay 26th, 1910 Blaze of Bargains f --Fridag and Saturday Friday and Saturday we are putting on sale a number of good bargains which .will be worth crowing miles to get.right �►11 new goods this- season, and ri ht up to the minute for style and design. Read the following list carefully and come and look thenr over whether you buy or not. Every article in this list must be cash. . 15c and 20c Muslin 9c 25 pieces Fancy Muslins in rose bud, floral and check designs, in all the poise- . lar colorings. Regular 15e and 20o yard, Friday and Saturday prices .09 25c Musl.in.1,,21 c 20 pieces Fancy Dress Muslin and Mulls in check, floral, polka dot and plain cloths, in all shades. Regular 25e yard, ' Friday and Saturday prices .12e 50c and 60c Dress Goods for. -39c 25 pieces Dress Goods in plain weaves, satin stripe, broadcloth, in wisteria, rose, violet, red, green, bine, grey, brown, etc. Regular 500 and 60e value, Friday and Saturday prices.,,:. .. 25c Belts 15c - 12/c Flannelette ?c 500 yards manufacturer's ends of white and pink Flannelette, good heavy weight and wide width. Regular 120, Friday and Saturday prices .07 12ic Prints 5c 200 yards English Prints in rnanufae- turer's ends of 2 to 10: yards, one yard wide, in a variety of patterns and colors. Regular .1210, h'x'iday and Saturday prices • .06 12%c Toweling 10c 100 yards Crash Toweling with or without colored border, good weight and round thread, will give splendid wear, our regular 12c Toweling, leridu.y and • ' Saturday prices .39 • 3 dozen Leather Belts in tan, black, . and aa gilt RRegul225valu+F leather, yad SudtY prices .1 15c Cotton Hose 100 - 10 dozen .black and tan Cotton Hose, nice clean yarn, sizes 6 to 10, Regular. - 15e, Friday and Saturday prices , .10 15c Factorg Cotton 110c: 200 yards heavy Factory Cotton, 40 . inches wide, good even round,- thread, our regular 15c cotton, Friday_and Sat- urday prices 25c Cottonade 190 2 pieces striped Cottonade, heavy weight • and s�l endid wearing qualities, ties, Ite;ular 2vc, .„ids and 5aturday prices .19 15c IEmbrolderg 9c 500 yards White Swiss Embroidery, 4 to 8 inches wide, good clean Swiss lawn and pretty edges. Regular 15e, Friday ' and Saturday prices .09 $1.25 Lawn Waists 98c 5 dozen White Lawn Waists, insertion fronts in several very pretty designs, all sizes. Regular $1.25, -Friday and Satur- day prices • .10 $1 Lawn Waists 79c 2 dozen. 'White Lawn Waists, very . dainty designs, -good quality lawn, • all' sizes Regular $100. Friday and Satur- day prices ...... ........................ .79 .10 i2i'c Factors Cntton 8i 200 yards Factory Cotton, good clean round thread.:. 29 inches wide. ' •Regular 121c value, Friday and Saturday prices .081 Lawn and Mull Waists - 58C 50 assorted Lawn and Mull Waists; odd sizes and odd ends, balance of some of our best sellers. Regular $1.00 up to 43.00, while they Iast. Friday and Sat. urday, • .86 •, r LINTON About People You Know. Mr. Donald Ross, medical student at Varsity, is home for the holidays.. Mr. Constantine of: Molsons Bank, Zurich, was in town over the heli Miss L. Livingstone of•Blyth the guest of Miss Baker on day: - - Mr; and. Mrs. J. A. Irwin and Irwin visited London friends week. was Tues- Miss tells Miss Margaret Macdonald of l.,tstowel has 'been . the guest of Miss bate Scott the past week. • - Miss Margaret Ireland of Seaforth was the guest of Miss Bessie O'Neil a few days dhis week. Mr. W. K, Snider, Provincial Li,:ense Inspector, was registered at the Itattenbury House on .Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Josh Cook and family 'spoilt Sunday at Mr. .1, 11. Herd - son's on the lake shore. Mrs. Hansconbe of Winnipeg is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Silas Pratt, and other friends in town. Mrs. Jos. - Schrenk. and Mrs. Wm. Keri of Milverton were guests of Mrs. S. S: Cooper on Wednesday. Mr. and. Mrs. W. J. Murray of Stratford spent • the holiday with Mns. Jas. Sheppard, Orange street. Mr. and Mrs. dtutler, Miss Emily and guests is of Mr. and Mrs. were A Fred, w es g Walter Townsend, London, this week. Elgin Wiesen, eon' of Councillor Mas on, has obtained a good position in the Michigan Central depot, De- troit. Mr. Thos. Sheppard left for Merlin, Ont., last week where he will visit with his daughter, Mrs. Alex. Os- bouicne, for several months. Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre of Newmarket visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. . McKeon,'this week. They made the trip in i heir auto. NCre. W. Ross and 'children, Mts. Prad- r o • 13o er and Mr.andMrs. Geo, h`ia mv and children of Toronto have been lI, guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. Cook for the past week. Mr. Boy- er has returned to the city but the a Ladies and cll:ldren will remain for some Attie with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp and Miss Nellie spent from Saturday urdav until Tuesday in London 'with Mr. ,si Kemps brothers, resi- dents and o , r - .i dents of that city, They 'a side the trip in 'their auto. Today they are attending the funeral of incur rela- tive, Mr. Fred. hath of i' .a st Wee wanes&. Rev. Mr. Charlesworth Preached • in Delhi an Sunday. Mrs. Pugh and family have' been vis- iting London friends. • • Walton spent Mollie' Cluff of me.- Victoria Day at home. Mrs. 0,' D. McTaggart is visiting friends in Morrisburg. Dr. Smith and Master Kenneth, Bay- field, were in town yesterday. Miss Harriet Wilson of Seaforth vis- ited Miss Helen Doherty last week. Miss McCulloch of Mitchell visited her sister., Miss Barbara McCulloch, this week. • Mrs. Jas. McClachf;rty and children • of . Goderich were in town over the holiday. Mrs. Holtzhauer, Blyth, has been visiting her son, the assistant mill- er at Fair's. Mr. A. Weatherwax of Otillie spent Victoria Day in town the truest of Mr. and Mrs. D; Cantelon. Miss Kathleen McBride of Waterloo is at present visiting Miss Daisy Middleton,Bayfield Road, Mr. F. Hamshire of Preston spent the holiday in town the guest of his daughter, Mrs. -W. H. Ilellyar. Miss Hamshire of Niagara Palle also spent a few day's with her sister, Mrs. Hellyar. • Mr. 'Ed. Jenkins of tiro Central Y. M. C.p c t the. holiday A., Toronto, sp n y at his home, Woodlands Farm. Ile was accompanied by a friend, Mr. 'Warburton, who came up for a few days fishing. Mr. W. Jack;ion left on Tuesday for Montreal, having accepted an invi- tation from the C.N.R. to attend the formal inspection of their new boat, Royal Edward, which leaves on her first trip to England today, (Thursday). The invited guests will go for a sail ,as s far as Quebec, , Mrs. Retry ItautI d� and family left on Monday for New Liskeard, where,Mr. Rou led c has been. for sevrral weeks and where the family o intend making their home, , at least for the resent. The many- ends of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton friItoutiedge wish their prosperity, in their new I10T Ir, 11. Wiltse, son of Mr. II. Wiitse 1idayofta n is spending abrief holi- day at home. Mr. Wiltse has been publidhing a sporting magazine, Angler and Hunter, in .Syracuse, N.Y., for the past year but bas sold Iris interest in the publication And intends going out west next Week where he may go into farthing. The News From Lor desboro Miss Wheatley' of Clinton Sundayed with. her. friend, Miss A. Bell. • • Miss L. •7 oung of Brantford. - .Sune. dayed at home. - a f is Currie, . W310 lin s e t the past li r l on t• Max- well, at c t ic, a Dat fires weeks well, .returned.. , We are pleased . ,to hear that her brother, who has been ill for some time; is some better. Miss Murch. left Thursday to spend. the holidays at her home in Strat- ford: .. 'eke Joni Johnston: has erected tt new fence around.the grounds at S. S. No: 7 school. Mr, Ed.. . Stephenson of Ethel is visiting relatives in this .vicinity. Mr.: It. \Vater' of London Sundayed with friends in the village.7 Mr. -Jos. Addison, ,wife and family of. Brucefield - spent Sunday 'Rich re- latives in the vicinity.. Mrs. J. O. Lounabery spent the 24th - - holidays with her parents at Delhi. • Mrs. John.Lasham visited relatives in London. Miss N. Crawford spent a few days with London friends. Mies Hill of Clinton spent Sunday with her brother,: Jas. .Hill; who - is confined to the house, with a second attack of inflammatory. rheumatism: We hope. for a speedy recovery. • of Blyth shipped -Johnston I3 s i rd Alr. W. t Y Pp a ear of potatoes which lie purchased from Messrs. Caldwell and Moon this week. . Miss N. Marsh of St. Thomas spent the 24th with her irked, Miss B. Kirk. Miss 13. Brogden spent the 24th with her sister, .Mrs. D. bloody of . myth, Mr. J. Hill of Clinton visited hie brother .las, on Sunday last. Mr. W. A. Grant, who had engaged with. fr. Hutton, left Mondayfor t his home in Teeswater. efiss J. Wiseman event the holiday the g to vin's- e. Miss� Bruce visited !deeds in Parkhill, Miss Dora Riley of Blyth spent the 24th in the village. Mrs. Jas. Langley of Niagara Falls and Miss M. J. Crawford are visiting the I trr s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ie, Crawford. Mr. and Mrs, John Nott visited d rc°d Mends in ao e i 11 on 'Wednesday Y of this week, Invitations are out for the marri- age of one of Ilullett's charming young ladies of the 13th on. The regular :monthly meeting of the• Women's institute will be 'held on. • Thursday, June 2.nd . at 2.30 p.m, . at the 'ionic of Mrs. et. J. Young, Sub- ject, "A ,week s Work for a Beep House-wife,'' taken by, Mrs, F. John:- son. ohn-son. .All ladies are cordially invited. Mr. E. J. iloward and Miss Dever - all of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. 0: Lounsbery. Mr. Chas. . Watson has purchased a . striver from Mr. T. McMichael of Mc- Killop. Miss I3. Stevens of Harlock spent,. a few days this week with . her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Stevens. Mrs, • John Manning visited her sis-• ter, Ners.- Moorhead. of Stratford, Mrs: H. - le, Currie visited with. friends in Toronto on Tuesday : • and Wednesday of this week, Mr. John Nott sustained a painful_. injury to one . of his hands this week while helping - -with a re -arrangement of.the .shafting.at the mill. Mrs. Bell and Miss Alice spent Wed- nesday with frl ends in in ham A number from hero attended the circus held in •Cl'in.ton on Wednesday. Hullett "Township. Addetional.IMullett news page four. Henry Mr. .1. C. H of t y the 13th eon. had a somewhat novel experience, one dayrecently. IIe was marking out a field, preparatory to, sowing, corn, when.a squirrel suddenly ran up bis leg and settled on his bead. Mr. Ilvery rather resented such fam- iliarity on the part of his squirrelship, and violently die.. lodged him from. his perch, but the little creature lit on one of the liors:s and ran up its back, frighten- ing the auunal so much that Mr. Henryhad to give his undivided d a t- tention to• the team and failed.to see what become of the friendly squirrel when he finally condescended 10 Luke Mother o her rarih again. g stn. Mrs. J. Langley and two 'Mule sons, and Miss M. J. Crawford of Niagara Palls, Ont., visited over the - holiday with the latt'er's father, Mr. 1e, Crawford, of the 8th eon. Misses Sarah and Louise Haley of St. 'Thomas spent the holiday with 'friends in this township. 'V r af,.IhCartwright o n d has u el ase the hush lot on the th con. from Mr. Johi1 Alien. Mr. le. Gould of St. Thoina.s visit- ed in this Vicinity over the holiday,