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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-11-10, Page 8• Don t ].or� eta eti 013R SPECIAL PRICES I i 4 .. a. aturdaY See our Men's Special 1000 • Suits and Overcoats at . See our Men's IPure Wool Underwear at ` Special prices in. Shoes and Rubbers IWe can save you money on your fall purchases, I Give us a call. The cheapest place la town for Boots and Shoes. I t I .75 f, PROFITS PLUMSTEEL I 1-Trar:E BROS. 'BUSINESS i +••••••N4•N•N•►••t+446+•••••+• ••+•Hf4o., 00 1 0 0 1 0 CENT) 0 00 0 0 1 Will pay a subscx-i••��''� tion ••1 f to The News -Record •• •10 • any address in Caxiada•• • • until the end of 1910 or • • one dollar from now to $.. 1 Jan, 1st _...: - .1912 I •11.4111.111.114 1 1 1 N•• •••••••••••• 04*. N•• NN •••• •••• *441 NN w0...•. TJ. B Hoover The Peerless Shoe A very moderate priced shoe . for ladies. It is made of a choice selection of Dongola Kid, with patent tip, Cuban heel, mediumsole,' the very newest shapes, and!the prise Only $2.25 Call and have.a look even. if you don't buy. Good Shoes:Our stock is large and complete and low Small Shoes for the little chaps Strong Shoes for the sturdy boys Stylish Shoes for their fathers Dainty Shoes for little girls and misses Elegant Shoes for their mothers. price for everyone Repairs While You Wait. FRED. JACKSON 1 0 • • • -�- _ - ' -ace • .0 r le r- .- ,, ..—iii,err Z A ffortb an opportntcity for the thrifty to refurnish the whole or ally y , pat f the house at a splendid saving, notmadeat,rile expense of .. quality. w • : For Parlor, Dining, Bed Room or Kitchen, here re cne1 textti fiss nl ttt c p•c <ew 'at ate tttaa' iels f ftt f. 1 Nelson Ball i Our Furniture i • • •1 •. ture excellence and economy. Ilet.tet• see them. • The cheapest spot In Haran County to buy ,all kinds of furniture. 44.1 f •Hocer Sc C7 .l\i-'errs y. 44•.4444`•44•••44410. ►t►l�N►+r' l►# •M�i rAr�if:M Clinton News -Record MAY WE SHOW YOU A line of boxed writing paper wMeh we are much satisfi- ed with at the price and' further we are sure you will be sat- rsiied tdo. There are tenstyles of ba c utt- n fully covered boxes each containing twenty sheets of lin- en finish note paper, modern hi shape and sante .ctuantity eiwel.- opes to match. The -pike is 15c. if neat will :examine them you will see the true economy .of auying. People have ♦Jillhc ly told us thatht'y are worth 25e. W. D. FAIR CO. Often Cheapest — Always the Best d•�i- '' i , r ni111R111111111.1111111Wil, Air. D. A. Cantelon of I:ieusall was in •town on Saturday. Mir. L. Brown of Toronto has leen visiting the parental home in town, D. McBride • of Weiland was the guest of Mr. and .Mts. D. Clulf last week. Mar. John Powell is somewhat. in- disposed at present and :is under the Dr's care. Mrs. W'altoit and Miss Walton, fled - (odd, •were guests of Mrs. .L Armour -last week .Aar. and .\1rs. -Sherrie of Morris were guests of the lathe=r's sister, Mts. I,. Finch, rteently. Airs. 'J. Smith of Morris township has been visiting her sister, Mrs, T. Masan Sr., for some days; Mr. I'. 13. ,Sibley of Mi:idlebuwii,: N. J., • formerly of Clinton; who bas been suffering from an attack of paralysis, was at last accounts re- covering 'nicely, Miss Edna Copp resumed her school • last .week after being slightly in- disposcd for .a, fortnight. Her bro- t-her, Mr. " ClarenceCopp, had charge of the school in her absence. Mrs,..N, •Fair with licr little son, Douglas, left. this. week for Toronto and will visit lief mother and ether friends there before leaving for Wm- nipeg, where she intt'atts n i ing her borne at least for the prssent. Rev. 'Kenneth Beaton, Toronto, visit- ed his father, Mr. A. D, Beaton; on Monday. . On Sunday hr conducted missionary.. services at Staisa.and on' Monday evening delivered an address on the same topic. in Lon- don Mr; and Mrs. Jas. S Miller; ivho have for tiffany years lived in, . the 'neighborhood of Summerhill, last week became •residents of Clinton and reside. on Orange street.. 'Their Many friends. in .town are glad to have tbwn locate here. Mr. Sias Davis 6i in town thisrrweck. ' Though he always will "be• ia. Cline. 'Ionian, members •of,his 'fancily chew live in ' Toronto and he has, been making real. ' (state.,, investments there which will naturally cause hien to take still greater interest in the capital city Mr, Lux dill, • the ;tveJlknown and. energetic )3lvth contractor, was in town on Friday last in his..cap- acity as a member of the House of 'Refuge committee of the County Council. Associated• with hint were John Moir, reeve of t'sborne, and • Thos. Stothcrs, reeve cif Ashfield: Mr. and Mrs: John Parker and• fam- ily, formerly of: the 16th con., 'Ooderieh township, but more • re- cently of. the 3rd of Hallett, moved this week to LStratford where they wily make their home . in future. They are well known and much le- . ic. spected in Clinton and• their -num- erous friends here :will always be pleased to meet them . again: .Mr. Parker first saw t}w light of. day in Lincolnshire, England, and first saw (;Briton fifty -.three years ago, ' Mr. John Jowett, who has .been i':ving. for some years at Warroad, Minn.., hut was called home three weeks ago •by the illness of his father, Mr. T. R. Jowett, Bayfield,' was in town Monday .making ar- nangemcnts for . the .,funeral, Mr. Jowett having passed :away that _morning, loin ng, the into+nrrnt taking‘piare Wednesday' afternoitn.. The numer- ous throng wbo at .midsummer have visited at "'J'he Point" on the lake shore will miss the kindly tnan -whose name was . borne by the grove that has become so pop- ular. Mr. Jowett had ,lived to a good old age being in his eighty- 5econd year. Air.. Lewis Wastnan of Great Palls, Montana, has been visiting his bro- ther, Mr. J. V, ti'asinan of town, time past .week, They 'are members • of a fancily of eight, .four sons and as many daughters, all of whom, with the exception of Lewis„ live within a few • hours drive of their mother's home at slit- •. .ellen. Mr. Lewis 'Gasman went to Montana twenty-colw year's ago. and this is 'tis first trip east.., He is engaged in the rattle business and has done well. On tie sloe, as it were, he raises a few thousand bushels of grain in a good year but. owing to tlrouth the past season 'AZorit r has tt ra vas tof had wheat e r oats for export. Air. Wa'tnan has en- joyed his visit very virtu h and has promised not to stay away so. long again, indeed be is to conte back - in 1912. vember It, 1910 ,)P ri 5rJAwy Attraetive Tap Goats for Ladies and cbiidren Full length Coats of Rough Tweeds, Serges, Worsteds and Beaver cloths,; buttoned close up to the neck, v Military style,, Gonvertable. collars and in perfect harmony with outdoor weather is what you want fur your New Fall Coat. Space will not permit of a detailed description of the many designs we are showing but a call will convince you that our styles, qualities and range of prices are such that it will not pay you to pass -,this store for your winter top coat. Furs That Have Quality and Style Our guarantee stands behind every fit garment passed over our counters. Whenyou buy fors you want whichenablesu. vas ' values yg roost reliable fur dealErs the best value far . oul; money—you can get it here. We hu from the largest and which topass on reliable fur to our patrons In Mink, Sable, Persian Lamb, Marmots, Grey Squirrel, Isabella Fox, Canadian Coon, German Minks, etc. If you have a fur want of any kind it will pay you to see our display. We also show a large range of Ladies' Fur Lined Coats, Astrachan, Boekaran and Electric Sacques. Mantle Cloths for Saturday Selling. X00 yds Nap curl, plain, heavy Winter Mantle Cloths, in black, blue, green, brown and cardinal, 50 inches wide, Reg, $1.50 and 2,o0 per yd, Saturday selling all at one price - - 98c ,;.;..; 100 yds Brocaded Mantle Cloths for capes, Reg $3 and 4, Saturday selling $1.50 per yd Slaughter Sale of Carpets, Rugs, Matts, and Lina leucons We are determined to clear up our stock of piece Carpets in Tapestry, Brussels, Wools, Rugs, 'Batts, etc,, hence this great slanghter sale. This is the time of the year you should be on the lookout for bargains to bright- en up your home for Christmas, Don't miss this chance of getting one of the biggest bargains in floor cover- ings ever offered in Clinton. Terms of sale: Cash only. No free sewing or laying of linoleums. Free deliverys, $1 Tapestry and Brussels 79e $1.25 and $1.35 Brussels $i 10 good patterns in .Brussels carpet in Fawns, Greens„.. Reds and Trio tone effects. Some pat- terns have hordet:s to match to snake Rugs of. • Reg. $1.25 and $1.35, sale price - - • • $1 75c and 85c Tapestry 68c, 15 good patterns in Tapestry carpet, Reels, Greens,. Dawns, in Two torte, "several: with border and stair to match. . Reg. 75e tend85e, sale price . use Deep cuts in • Tapestry RugS :15 Tapestry Rugs with scants ' of searnles', in Reds, , Greens, Fawns, Brown's, '• 313x3#, x4,• Reg" $15,18, forfor 1 $141 - 3x4, S. 12, for 0 ' 8, for 6 8', for 6' :Numerous oto; 35 patterns its the -Rest, quality of Tapestry and second gnel1ty I3russels, in Two tone, cidorings of all the populate shades and odors, Reg, $T, sale pr'ic'e - 19c $1.1.4 Wool Carpet 83c. 5 New patterns in ali Pttrc Wool Carpet, 3 ply, 'Two .tone effect of I' awns, 'Br'owns and Greens, one yard wide, Reg.. $1.10, sale price 83e ' Brussels Rugs at Big Reduction. • 15 I3russsels Rugs in great var- iety of colorings and designs. Sale prices as follows 75c Wool Carpet 58c fi Good patterns its 2 ply all Wool Cat pest, lone() tune effects its Browns,.- Fawns, Reds and Greens. one yard. wide, ,Reg. 75e, sale price - 58e 50c Wool. Carpet 9c G pier 3 • ' 6 good patterns of Wool Carp:, et_itll good celorings and . will' give splendid , wear, Ileg 50e, . sale price • 30c Wool Rugs. . at Cost Wool Rugs, all good patterns and designs, splendid Bed Room coverings, at the following deep cuts 84x4, Reg. $ 8, 'for $ 6 3: #, 12eg... $2`20, r 8x3:1, 10, for 7,50 3#x34, 5; faEtre $1a 3x4, " • 11, for 8,50 • 3x4, .' c! 35, for. 28 3}x4, " . 15,' for. $10 r goof values that £ pgce will not permit 50c Tapestry 390 10 Splendid colorings in Tap- estry Carpet in Two tone color- ings in body border and . stair, Reg. 50e, sale price - • 39e $2.75 Melton .''►Tarts *2 • 50 Melton Marts all new pat- terns bought for this season's trade at a big discount.' 'These tonins are sold regnl'iarly from 82.15 up to $4, while they last the sale .price will be •- $:.>, Linoleum Bargains 15 good patterns in Linoleum, • all good colorings and . designs. in 2 and 4 yards nide, Reg. 50c, per,y,ard, sale price 39e us', to mention. CLI.i'irrOm About People You Know. Rev. Mr. Richardson of-Ki.ppen was 'in town on Monday. ;lir. •Austin Campbell sang at the Kipper' concert on Monday evening. Mr. Percy Walton,' Goderrch, waS• the I guest of lir; and Mrs: .1. • C. Ar- mour, on Friday. Mr. Wm. Forrester; 1lficllcll, was the guest .of. Itis brother, . Mr. D. s. Forrester, on Monday. Mrs.. G. 'Mi. Yates was in Toronto this Week visiting her father who is i11 in the hospital there. Messrs. Warren and James Finch spent a few days last week 'visit- ing relatives in h'Iint, Mich. • Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart,' Miss McTaggart and Miss Luella Walkinshaw atte.nd- .ed the meeting of Presbytery • at Thames Road 'church an • Tuesday and Wednesday: Mr. Jas. Mahail'y returned on gator-, (lay front the west where he has been since April. Ile speaks highly of the _west and' looks as if the climate had agreed with him. • Miss 33ertha A, Depew; fprinerly . of New York City but whose home is now ins 'Toronto, has been the guest of Mrs. R. Miller and otter rel,ativ-- ` • es in town. the past ♦ ceek, She has also been visiting in Centralia. Mr.. Ray Ford, son of Mr. .and Mrs. John Ford, left on Monday to take a position as tailor at •,fort • thur. He had' been for some tone at Listowel but his employer toot- ing to the Port insisted upon .flay accompanying hint. Mr. Lai. Paisley is now in charge of the Standard Oil (Co's business which :centres at Clinton, Mr, Jas. Howe having .signed tin take tit the restaurant business at Totuld, Alberta, where four ohenbers of ;lir. Jas. Twitc•Itell's family have locat- ed. The prospects for Tofield ire bright, front all accounts. Mr..i , I;. Murphy, the genial ac- ecitintant at the Royal Bank, is to he transferred to Vancouver where the Bank is opening tip additional branches. He will be succeeded here by Mr.Mlaedotiald of Halifax, N. S.,' of the staff of the Bank • t1i Nova •t,eatt a which his been ab- sorbed by the Royal. 3tr. Murphy, who does not expert leave her?. tor probably two weeks, is popular with thg patrons of the hank and +eitirens in general who are all sorry to bear that he is to leave town. Miss . Pearl O'Neil is 'visiting • this week. with Mrs. ('neo.. Chidley its Orwt'n Sound. MT r ''been Somewhat .t. I rein has U indisposed .for 'the • past fortnight but is recovering. • Mr.. W. :Lindell of Toronto was the' guest of MIr. and. hits, J. C. Ar- moiu on Thursday. Mrs. Barnard and Miss Barnard, 114 ra- don, mother and sister, respectiv:ly of Mrs. l'ugh, were her ",;uests last week. Mr. E. Finch, wlio has .been employ- ed in•Stratford for some .time, spent a- few clays with his :family in town last week. Mr. D. 5, C lull returned Last Week from it month's successful largeness trip through the. .Mlaritinie firuvitt- ees. Mast; e (eci'I ('ooper., who is some- tliin, of a 'hustler for the Toron- to Star, had the misfortune a tort - night ago to run a misty nail. An .bite band, the result being that lir has had to carry his; aria in a sling. ie is getting better now, however, and is again' able to supply his cus- tomers who missed him.. Miss :Agnes. I. Porter, youngest daughter of the late Robert Porter, at, one time M. 1'. for Wert Hume and later postmaster in Clinton,: end of Mars. Porter, Brampton, was married yesterday to Dr. J. F cr- guson. of Kincardine. At time of going to press we have no further particulars of the marriage but Miss Porter has a host of friends in Clinton who will unite in good wishes for the future happiness of I)r. and ;Airs: Ferguson. V Mr. 3. E. Ilarnwcll the oliva y •s-ticr- sanie municipal clerk of Stanley, was in town on Saterd ty last for the f;rst. time since bit return from hits pleasure daunt in the west. He went, north of Edmonton and at various places met former residents of this county. At Strat Bona,. for instance, be ran .across Mr. Bert. 3figgfns, at one time of Varna, who never looked quite so well before and is meeting with the sun - `v C .. r.' a iii Ics him to. Mr, cshscer r i In energy t Biggins' heart turas back to Moron and•t be ctal r a visit to i e says 1 ♦ d t y 1 old scents and friends next fall, all going' well. What Mr. Ilarnweli i ksof. c west wotild 1111 a vol- ume,the t1 ume but after all old Ontario eas- ily ranks first with hint yet. • The News From Londes'boro A meeting of the Methodist Sunday I . Mrs, W. ';loan leaves • this week for- School orSchool odivers and teachers waslseltl Toronto. . Monday evening . when • it was. decided to hold -the annual Xmas free -Later- Mr. 11. M. Snell is r t' 'nut Christmas f ar ens night. { floors in stables. oo his stab ( s b laying cement Breezg BagHeld • Happenings. Mr. and Mrs. 1I'illiam Sturgeon,.have started louse keeping and have rent- ed the rooms over the drug store on Main, street.• Ileo. Mr. Taylor pi 'Varna will oc- cupy the pulpit of the: 11ethotiist- ehurc•h next Sunday evcrt:ng at 7 p: in. ' Rev. Mr. • Laws rct•urned -to the village On .Friday evening ai•eompae- led by • bis wife• and son: . 11rs. Laiwrence of Brantford return- ed to the village last week and • wit', spend the winter a guest at hits. I'arsc•ns'. • Mr. and Mrs. •k ilium and. daughter, Miss Filliau, of. Puget Sound, Wash-. ington State, are. the gacsts of Mr. and Mrs. James .Thomson. The At Home and dance under the auspices of L.O.L. No, 241 on Friday evening last was a success: Messrs. Armstrong and Boyce furnished the music and all report a good time. The Ladies' Aid . of the Methodists church held their Monthly meeting at the • hone of Mrs. James Johnston on tt'cdtmsday afternoon. The News -Record leads for Bayfield and FIoron County news. Hui•iett.Happenings. Mr, James Snell made shipments of .ihorobred stock again this ♦week, as follows : a thorobred . Shorthorn bull to ''`hos. Cole of Cypress River, •Mian. ; n' sitearling rani to Wm. Whaler, Whitewood, Sask. ; and two sheep to Mr. Ruskin of llaniiata,. Man. Stock from Mr. Snell's farm may he found in all three of the western provinces. • Mrs:- George Krauscropf and son, Master Wilfrid, returned to their .last weekafter spending a week the1no near Dublinon Thursday of guest of her sister, Mfrs. Thomas nobs ' Mr. Chas. Shanahan anti sister, Mhiss Mamie, vied M, and 1trs. %t'alter Swinbanksitof therI.omlotr hood on n, MrSu. John Parker and family who resided: on the 31.4 con. for several month,, and also. their daughter, , Mrs, Cartel', and family left: Ibis week for Stratford where they expeet to make. their home in future. They 'Vere for - het residents of rc rttet township tf1 t i where h( ares ter they till better known than here, but in both townships they t v numerous tis • fr'wish have n m rands who ♦vikl ♦ Islt them success and happiness wherever they may hicks, The contract of building 32 . rods, of snowe fence en the south side : of the'Huron Road at the Stapleton hill - has been let to Mr. P. Quigley' who will make a good job at a fair price. The cost will be divided be- tween this township and Tucker- smith. [DL JAftD1NE 15 CO MMIC • • TEEL ADM SET FREE (?nderich, Nov. filth. -E•d. Jardine has been t'oncntitted for trial foe the murder of Lirie Anderson. Ills ease 'will come up in the . spring. 'Ills brother, 'Thomas, was released. London Road th b sad Miss Kate Falconer. and Miss Ir: 'favttna h, London; were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Falcon- er.