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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-10-24, Page 4e ....tt‘oeNeies:Phos."""4" .4 The balance of the year. be, suppltest Free- to air now sabscrib- ers to the weekly bapers-.4. We receive new enb- st;riptions and *newels - for any pe;loclicals W. COOPER & CO. CLINTON Ift,"knowe's.".,•""".".""N% .Clinton News -Record CLINTON ONT. W. J. MITCHELL, Editor and Proprietor. London Road, Rey. Mr. Greene creme, down and ad- dressed the E. L. on Monday evening. We ,are always pleased to see 'him ae hise little talkseare ever interesting and instructive. ' Me.' Byron Waldron paid a business trip to Toronto last week. • Mr. Rowcliffe and 'daughter of BM- ish Columbia visited his neice, Mrs Joseph Shipley, last we2k. Picking apples is the- order of the The House of Refuge shipped their sugar beets last week. Mr. George B. Hanley is busy pack- ing winter apples for Bob Elliott t 1 Goderich. Our farmers have been realizing 62 cents per bushel for their oats; • Porteei 11111 Potter's Hill Council No. 360 will meetson Thureday evening next and bueiness of imPertance ie to be traneacted, a tall attendance ot tle members ia reqUeeted. Mere.'Mowat and Roy Macdougall have returned, from the West. Pettier's Hill Beef Ring ISTC1. 2 in - tease haying an oyster eupper on the 3.0th ot Noveniber. Miss Ethel eGliddoe, of HolnieSeille teetly well -man." This Very eraltatie statement, is Made by IL L. Neter, ot Mait- land, N. S. Mr. Porter it a -Asher- man, And naturally a bard working Man subject to =eh exposure. He furtlier says: "I was. in A state of debility and. bloodlessness, Some- times I Weld Attend to my work) but often was tooyeeak and miserable to do so. 1 was wakeful and restless.. at night, and could not eat in the morning. 'was troubled with pains in my hack and shoulders. soneetimes I could hardly straighten up. Then Indigestion came to add to my misery, and my condition was One that made me ahrtost hopeless. I tried several mediehrese-but in vein', Then one day a friend says Why don't You try Dr. Williams Pink Pills ?• I tried them and I shall al - Ways be grateful for them. •-a short time • I began to regain enyi health. I could eat better, And could at any kind of food. My strength • returned. I could attend to niy work. 7. was in fact perfeetly" well again, and this is actually, due to Dr. Williains Pink Pills,. • Dr: Williams Pink Pills build up the strength and drive out' disease in • just one way -they actually make new red Wood. _That is -a11- they AO, -Tiff .they do it well. They don't act on the bowels•-ethey don't purge and weaken. like common pills. They don't bother with mere symptons, they go right to the root of the trouble in ,• the blood. That is, why they. cure anaemia, with all its head - • aches and ba.ckaelies, and' dizziness arid heart palpitation. That is why they cure iridigestion, rheumatism, neuralgia, St. V,ittis dance, • general weakness • and the special ailmente that growing girls and :women do to-kuvett--thjr doctera. But yoli must insiston getting the genuine pills with the full mine. Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale, People' on the wrapper • arotind each box. Sold by all medi. eine dealers. or by mail at 50c a box •or 'six bens for $2•50. The Dr, Rants' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. A rioherinaa‘o Luck. Weak, Worn, and Almost in Despair _When D. Williams Pink Pills cams to His Rescue. ' "MY 'strength was almost gone, MY breath very short and I could hardly walk. I used many remedies but they did not help me. Finally a Mead advised, nie to take Dr. Wit- liams Pink Pills. I did so •and to. day, thanks to lie pills, I am, a per- iseat Ws, Vandeburg1,, of our village, • fier 1ellle Gliddon vielted the pare mita' home at Ilohnesvilie recently. ,,Start of Woodstock jias re- Orned alter spending: a couple ol weeks at Mrs. Potter's. Mrs. Charles gePhail is spendin• g. 4 few daya with her. mother at 1-10101S- ville. • Miss Densteed is Visiting at Mrs, John Young's. Quite, a ilumber from around, here attended. the fowl supper ab .Zion on • Monday evening and all report a vary 'enjoyable time, • ••••••,•••••••••••,•••••••••••. • • • . Goderich Township Oa Friday night last Thomas Jaiiies Cantelon passed over the great divide aged thirty-nine years. He had long been in poor health but the end. 'Came with unexpected suddenness. He is sur- vived by his ' wife and their twa chil • dren, op son, and one daughter. The funeral. took ,place • on „Monday after- noon to Clinton cemetery, the services being conducted by the Rev„;.1. Greene in. Theabsence of the pastor. The pallbearers were : William Connell Daniel Gliddon, Fred, Leonard, Altred Jarvis, gee gw: Holland: -end Edwa.-rd- -LAMS, Municipal reenters are-alrea,dy being talked about and the names 'of several al good men have been suggested , .as possible candidetee. •' A McKillop Township Miss Minnie •McEwen has gone.," to visit relatives in' Toronto. •. • . . 4 An entertainment or singing, speech- es,' reeitatiTms, etc., will be given at Bethel church on Tuesday evening or this week, when an autographquilt will also be offered for sale. •, • George Richardson. - has rented his place to Herb Bell aidwill engage, in, the meat bineSs. • I' The sale at Mr. John Dundas' Was not Well attended and the rie s. - Three in One. The best weekly newspape' a tam - ilk. magazine without ah e9111,-aed are agricultural paper seedad to wee • is what one gets in the Family Herald and Weekly Star ef 'Montreal. 'Three of its. kind and se •or one della: a year is the explanation of the weeder • ful success of • Canada's ei:e.,1e;ti Tee s - paper. No home in Canada ehouid be publications in c ne and each the best without the Family Herald and Week- ly Star of Montreal when ib costs only one dollar a year. • • • . _ Stanley Township Miss Alice, Anderson and her little niece, Mies Marjorie, of Wyoming •are • at present visiting at the home of Mr. Jos. Richardson. • Miss Rachel Reid paid a flying visit to London last week. Mrs. C. Gibson of Saskatoon, Sask., is visiting at the home of her father, Mr. Robt. Elliott, Goshen Line. • Rev. W. T. Richardson and sister Miss Maggie of Wyoming are now -at the home of their father, Mr. ,los. • Richardson. The C. P. R. Discharging • Hundreds. of MechaniCs. , Montreal, Oct. 24th. --The order has • gone :Welk on the Canadian Pacific system to reduce expenses and in con- sequence of this there will be no nore new work at the' Angus shops, Mon- treal' for an -indefinite period. The ' idea is to close down the shops in so far as new work is -concerned, retain- ing such of the staff as are doing the necessary repairs. As the shop em- ploys some three thousand men some idea of the magnitude of the orderlean be surmised. At C. P R. headquart- ers today it was stated that "hard times" As the reason for this move. Tho men in so far as practicable will be placed on short time and the remainder will he dieeharged. • The News -Record will be sent to 'ane address for the remainder of 1901 for ten cents. • Restless,Babies-. If your little one is restless and cross it is more than likely the trouble is due to some deeengement of the stomach co bowele, awl if Baby's Own Tablets is given the child will soon be bright and Cheer- ful, and when the mother giveher child this medicine she has the guar- antee of the government analyst that it contains no opiate or poisonous drug. Mrs. J. V. Loney, Allellord, Ont., says have used Baby's Own Tablets for tonstipation, and other ailments of children and have found -them more ftetisfaetory than any ther form of inedielne.-' Sold by medicine dealers or by mall at 25c a boat froln Tha Dr, Williams Medicine Co., BroekVille, Ont. rot Quality and Quantity ask "yettr dealer for the new big plugs of 4130bs' '4tre.9; and Currency' Chewing 'robe° cos. e p c e a li zed were faretreireabeing gooda---, . Mr' and Ufa' "nn -Munn " ' he GIANT TRIPLETS 'Currency," mew , • been away visiting :" friends in the arid Stag Chewing ,Tobadcos, in big plugs, Quality, el ways the' same. • • , • • • • • • • township of Hay. • • ' A man named lefirmie, wire • poses as an evangelist,. has been on .the rounds holding meetings; Ills antics and capers.arre not such an are •ex- pected at sttch meetings ib this part of Ontario. pon,t -know where he comes frotn. 'The threshing 'machines. are still at work Ard the season will last herea- bouts for a thitniglit longer. • • • Constance . ., . . •• . - Mrs. WM. McIntosh spent :a •few days last week the guest. of' her elaiight. r,• Mrs, J. Mills ef Harlock. . Mrs. :Sin • Hannah and Mis0 Gra barn of Go" erith township epenteleed ni;dey as the guest of their cousin' Mrs:1). Tudor 'and other friends: • -and-eele&estohn---13-af1ere-of-etlia ton were the guests on Sunday •of: Mr and Mrs: .l'ohn Britton. - • There will be, no service -held here on Sunday on account of the enelveriar sersiees at Londeeboro: • • "• Live Stock Markets „ Toronto, Oct. 21st. -At the Union •Stack Yards, Toronto Junction, the run of stock toeday was 52 cars, with 1,342 heaci of .cettle, 358 sheep, hog-, 31 cal , c bandi horse. • • " Trade was very slow to -day. A few choice pleked , butcher,. cattle' were sorted •out at top prices, ranging round $4.50 to $4.75 and for °he lot Of ex- ' tra choice heifers, $5 was offered . and refused. The 'general: •run of butcher cattle, however; was very poor in ,quality, one prominent dealer- remark- ing that they 'were the poorest offer- ings he had seen at this, market. As might be expected, trade • was slow- in this class of cattle, •a numbet of loads failing to receive bids, or. in case of a bid being made it would often be low- er than the -drover had paid outside. Except for peinie butcher beef there is such a poor demand for the common- est butcher cattle, just now that it looks as though prices must be lower than they have been of late. • There were a feei good' loads. et ,ex - •post cattle IA the market to -day, but conditions for the export cattle in the trade were much the same as last Weak. One or. tWo. 'of the largest ship- pers were not buying at all ; rakes were again easy except for anything ixtra choice. • It is said, however, that the choice fat cattle are about run out there being very few, if any, left in the country. The cold weather snaps, are finishing up .the grass cattle. What are not being put into winter quarters 'foe improving are being rushed. to market As the same process is going on • at every cattle shipping point,' • this ac -1 el:netts probably tor the lower -markets all round. • e xport--Market quiet., Prices easier at MOO to $4.715 for the choiceit, (Nal- ity. • .ButcherThere were very few- choice butcher cattle in the •market to -day and tirices wet& firm. Mediurit butcher cattle were a little easier and sloW.1. demand. Stoker s "and *feedere-There is, A good demand for distillery° feeders and' good etockers. • Good butcher cOVes-$8.25 to $8,50. • Stieep and lemba-.Good graineted larnbe are quoted at $4,50 to $5.40 per OWt. ; export awes, $4 to $4.40.. Light stockers--IVIarlret steady at $2.75 to $3 ; choke, $3.25 to $3.50, Heavy feeders --:-Steady demand for, good distillery feeders ; bulls, $2 to steers, 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, at. $2.25 to $3.50. Ilogs--Market steady at $0.25. . ' • B1'1183413. • . . • Between two and .three o'clockela.st Sunday morning the posteffice wee entered by burglars, access being gene - cd by the back windows. The safe was blown open and all the content& cansiStingof caShand-stanlpstto • the value of over $300, wag stolm, • Last Thursday night, Joseph • Clegg,. the 'well-known :cattle buyer, passed ' away after a short rilluoss,heart Jail- ure being the cause,' He had resided in this iocelity the over forty, years. 'Mrs. Clegg,. two soils and a daughter . • • • • survive him.. Thomas -eileLatighlin, one, of the old- est residents of this part, was hurled on..Satardey laet. HeeSeraeeeveeeeeve. enty years of, age. " §egerth.. Mrs; William EallantYlie met with a bad. -aceident on Saturday last when in fallirig from a'step ladder both of her wrists were brokenand her head slightly injured. She Was rendered unconscious :for .a nine. • The Collegiate Institute sports took plaee on Fnday last and were °well attended. The junior -clearripionshi was won by Dalton Reid. A concert wasgiven eneethe even.ng. The prize Were presented by the prinmpa tad by Mesdames Berry and Best • Like Hard- Thdes. look like the beginning of:hard times • -was emphasizea. this • •morning in.: a report from .the labor bureae• of • tne C..P. Re • at the Union • depot. During the past ,Week over 506 Men &lefty trad- esmen and mechanice, ha:ve :applied -for situations on -the. construction work • of the railway. , • Another .instance Was, furnished at.. tho Union Statioh during the morning when sixty men, ranging .in age from 20 years to GO- years applied • for . the position. Of "red caps",the Union Ste - tion Company having decided to dis-: Pense with boy, andeempdoy men, fot this •werle. There were about , a dozen vaca,ncies, the position •beingworth about , a• dollar a, day with tips. • • F • . or t eat cindruff There is one thing that will curd It-Ay'er's Hair Vigor. It is a regular scalp -Medicine. It quickly destroys the germs which cause this disease. The unhealthy scalp becomes healthy. The dandruff disap- Pearst had to disappear.. A healthyscalp qiettni a great deal to you-hefilthy hair, no dart - drug, no pimples, no eruptions, The IN:0411nd of a testimonial, - "sold or over sitar earo• 1414. FAV:074.4M;"''"7. •SAPSAPA211,1A, tiers EllVitv rtetotut., Clin,tott News -Record irs110111!Wellif!reirel111X1111WITIISHIPHISS*1111111111.111.0111111110111011 "rim .111110WITPA- :111.11111 1,41 gig Ootober S4th, 1901 1.4 e 1 t ]ARCA IN..DAYS Oct.Saturday and Monday,- 26 and 28 • •-Here'is.a list of 32 Bargain Specials for next Saturday and Monday. Not one °but is a gepuine bargain, and a money saver. Broken lots from a month's brisk. selling and special purchases. Lot under value,,must go out Satur- day or illoaday. We have made the prices low enougli to tempt economical iSuyers, There will be other specials there is not room to tell you about here, 'Come any time you can Saturday or Monday, 61.60 Flannelette Q.owns 1,191 Ladies Flannelette.Go W n S. made from good quality English flannel- ette wahsoft finish, every garment cut full. No skimping anywhere. Regular $1.50, special for bargain days each... ... . . . ... 1.19 • 35e Hose 27c ' . 75 pairs Ribbed Cashmere liosle- 1-double- Irneer-sifitabie for ladies, misses or boys wear, sizes 8, 9, 9S, 10. Reg. -35c, special per pair .27 - . '18 Yards Baby Ribbon 26e 100 ends, pure silk Baby Ribbon, practically every wanted shade such as pinks, light blues, cardin- als, old gold, green,. ;White, cream and black. Regular 3c a yard. 100 full ends tosell. 18 yards in each," choice bargain days per end .25 Fancy TriMming Braid 5c ' 200 yardsplain and fancy Trim- ming Scalds, odd ends and broken • lots, very• popular for triniming. seasen. Regular 15c to 35e, Half Bleached Table Linen 28O ei Goad quality half bleached pure Table LiUeu, ' ' new patterns, good tveight, strong weave., will give splendid' w eat., • • 8peczal for bargaiudays pee' yard. .. .28. 60c Table.lineri 48c --: Extra quality half bleached pure linen' Table Damask, regular sutra . dard 60c quality. • One .thaS , will give no mid of hard wear. •Special. for bargain days , • .45 50c 'Table Linen 870. One end Ordy pure linen Table : Damask,84 inches wide, •• heavy qualityb tor general w.ear. Regular. ' ade, berg/lid day your choice per .37 15c, Tciwelingl•OP ." 100 yard'sonly: pure : ing, splendid for hand toe -Tele or • •dish toweliee led border:- Regillar lee, bargain days •your: choice per: yard • 10 -10c Crash Toweling 8c . 300 yards in this lot, 18enchlmen• Crash Tbweling, • fancy border, good Weight, makes first-class dry- ing tewei. Regular 10e, bargain days ymir choice per yard, .• .08 Fancy Collars 6e 20 or .25 ladiesfancy silk and wash Collets: A clean up of our •'25e lines .before Christmas goods arrive. Choice for bargain • days each • ....a ... •••••/Yi • • 0 Imperfect Linoleum 2 patterns only heavy quality Linoleum, 4 yards wide, slightly imperfect which will not material- ly interfere with the wear. Regu. lar 50e, for bargain days choice per. yard. ..... 1.6 ......... • .40 • 25c Handkerchiefs 2 fol. 25c Here le one of the hest hargaine of the day, •Over 000 ladies fancy Swigs embroidered Handkerchiefs. A specialpurchase from one of the biggest, jobbers in the business. Regular 20e and 25c goods, chtilee • of the entire lot on bargaiii diYe 2 for ..... . .. .011..11661 .20 • ,•• . . 1814c White Cotton to• 400 yards extra quality English White Cotton, full yard vvide, nice round even thread, cambric finish. A special let bought direct front the maker, Itegu. lar 1Sic and good value at that, bargain days per I e yard • .; .• . ., • • e. . :" • , , , . . . • . • - . _ ,-. • 90c Dress Goods 55c . .We are safe ." n saying that-tbis is the best Dress Goods bargain that ever crossed our counters. About 400 yards all told. Fine quality 'all wool • satin cloth, good weight, lustrous finish, bought direct from the man who made them. Sold every- • - where at, 90e to $1 per yard, The ordinary,whole- '- • sale price would be higher than we are asking for •' them bargain days. Navy, green, red, brown and black. A very special bargain Saturday' and Mon- g g . day per yard ° . . ., . ' . • • . • • • • Black and Tweed Dress Goods 48c - - :ess•t an 200 yards n thin entire lot, skirt and suit ) lengths fancy black dress materials and tweeds • Regular $1 to $I:50 per yard. .We want to make a • clearing out of this lot, so on bargain days you can 48 take your choice per yard • .... .11 . . ' .0................ • , . 1 • ' , • 1. • . ' Remnants... . _ - . • . • .. • • . Two months extra good fall business has left us with a lot of .Remnants :If all kinds. , especially in Dress Qoods. We have had them all re -marked, measured up and put on the bargain table. You will find it at the back of the store, with all. remnants - marked at prices that are yery little more • .. than half their worth. If there is an end in the lot you can use, you an buy it at, a . price that will undoubtedly save you . . • • • • .. . , • Cloth 'Skirts $1.95 - We are bound to clean all the' Cloth Skirts out, to " the last garment as Wepurpoie making-some.radt cal changes in this department for next season'. • 'Bargain days you can take your choice of 30 to 35 fancy tweed and cloth Skirts that sold at from' nc $3.50 to 54.50 for the very Small sunt of •, 1. U • • .. • , ., • Raincoats at $1.95 12 only Ladies Craveriette and Tweed Raincoats. Materials that will stand any amount of hard wear. • Just the thing foe driving or rough weather, or • they could be made over into girls shower proof I Q K coats Regular $5 to $10. choice 'bargain days. ... I • . , • • , ' . • • • American Batts two for i5c Nearly 400 of them, large size American Cottoii • , Batts. 'Just the'thing .for quilts and comforter • filling. •Regular. 10e, special for Saturday and 1 c • MOnday 2 foi . . . ....,...., ... , ..... . . ... ... ..... .. . . . J U ..........-. e • • • 9. • " • ... , • • PanCji Silks 35e 9 Perhaps. about 75 yards in this. Odd ends of Fancy Silka. Lengths run from WO to five yards, Regte• 0 tar 75c to $1.0e, choice. bargain days per yard ...... .UU . • . .. .............-..a...........ee-ee.........................-,-.-..........,-,...........-e Sam -pie• Handkerchiefs 7c 250 ladies and gentlemen Sample' Linen Handkerchiefs, There are a few email holes close to one edge. Regular12c to 30c qualities, bar- gain days choice of the lot, .07 Plush Door Mats 1_90 A dozen eirEin, quality Plush Door Mats in colors of .green, gold, red and bhp. Regular $L00, special fey bargain days each . . , .79 Sla,ker Flannel 10c Heavy Shaker Flannel,splendid assortment of fancy stripes,. fast colors, 34 inches wide, heap y cloth for winter use, • special bargain days% per yard. ,.....s . . . . .10 Oxford Shirting 10e • Three ends only light colored Ox ford Shirting, will make eapital •. aprons or dresses Reg. 14c, for bergaiNdays per yard .10 :15c Wrapperette 10e • Just fIve or siX patterns in this • lot. Good quality English Wrap- perette, suitable fore:waists: chi'. dren's dresses, wrappers, etc.. neat • patterns. all ,new. Regular 15e, • special Saturday Mid ',,Monday per. , yard, .... ,...!... . . . . .10 • Pillow Sha,ms 250 • • .4 . dozers Swiss • Muslin Pillow Shams 30 inches square nicely em- broidered. Regular 40c to 50c. 4pecial bargehedttys your choice ,each.........,...,:.... .25 • • • $3.75 Underskirts $2.90 Ladies silk finished Moirette Pet- ticoats, cut very full, extra • wide • frill arid -ruffle. • -Regular $a 75, special for bargain days, ... 2.20 . •',, Oxford Shirting 8c • 2 ends only, regular 124c Eng- lish Oxford Shirting, good patterns and fast colors., bargain days nee yard 08 500, Turkey Red Table Lien 390 • One end only genuine Turkey Red Table Damask, good patterns, fast colors. bargain days per yard ... • .... .6,6•;16 .6.1164l• .39 • • • • 11.14p‘on .Centres 250 • • 22 inch St are tied Linen Centres for embroidering. A dozen or more patterns All good, regular 50c, clearing bargain days each,. .25 • 90c Centres and Cushion Topa 89c 25 or 80 of them, the, last we have, Cushion Tops, Valley Linen and Centrepieces. Regular 50e to epee briegain days choke each .39 16••••••••*.ar.**,.. 50 and 600 Dress Goods/35c Nearly 300 yards all told. Fancy Tweed Suiting& colored Dtptia Goods of various kinds and 801110 fancy blacks. A clean up of line that sold at 50e, 00e and 75e per yard, choice bargain days... .35 "---"""-^"*"*"-~-"-""'"'"'""."-"""'""im"'""•••• •