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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-10-24, Page 8Wax of etc 4 1Kews'Record October 24th, 1907 Fep.aro for Cold i'.feithi)r.,.\\ • The beautiful Canadian . Winfee will soon be beret but :you tont consider it so very beautiful if you are not properly clad. ,,; ,.!Make your preparations Now---- and;be ready Q. enjoy it'thorougbly when itt conies. e is s eclally ioepartant to' ave footwear'tbat will keep you warty aneeleY _- if yuu don't know what, to buy we would like .to sh;pw. you. We are experts in that line. Of course its. (tome trouble to show .you but we're lookiog for that kind;. of trouble every day glad to get it.' • We are sole Agents in Clinton. for Gztnhy and Kant Kraek Rubbers the bigbeet.geode of Rubber goods .. pn tha-.Wafiket.. They cosh no more than jtoor grades. /quit' Stock or Overshoes,. Sox and all kinds of felt goods is Very complete!. Our Repair department is giving prompt .: • and Nery Satisfactory service. FRED. JACKS ON " Always Reliable. " CLINTON NI I4/4•944•••••••••.•1•1•Pf,” I •••N•!•N•*NNs'.N1flN1 j OUR CLAIM ig The largest and best assorted stock of Stoves in ' the. county: Puying,` for cash and in small quantities, sve get a special discount enabli c g. us to give, the very .'best .. value: We keep' only the most popular and`:leakting lines made in. Canada, such ,as o -- • — HAPPY THOUGHT Range.e Radiant Home Heaters —PANDORA Range --WelcomeNxtional Range —Kitchen Steel Range —Canada Steel Range —Grand Jewel Range Empire Garland Heaters •• McClave's Famous Heatere Belle Oak Heaters :. Dandy Heaters ' • Acne Jewel Heaters. • Give us a• call. No trouble to+shlaw'koo+ds. HARLA1ND BROS. CHEAP ' STOVE HOUSE to ^+,„„w^.4M •00. You Can't Lose $ Your oua- $ ' t sin Ppm,. r , . $ : If it. is a •Wa"teri au'e $• . Ideal Fountain Pen f tt- $ el With a clip -cap. The oily-capis a. neat piece of ftttached one and of the cap of the pea,.the other end being pressedsnugly against the 9. $barrel ,ot the spring. It holds in much the same $ way as a clothes pin .and. will keep the pen. 'where 0# is put. See us about $ it if interested. •t444• NN••N•••I►•sti•N1s'•NN•No N•NN•NinN•• _' , It+4444+44+44--.444-++++++++4-444- I_+++++++++ J, B. HOOVER. ' ,., - N,RLSON BALL of Low Prices & 'I3asyv Terms s We are in a position to offer you good bargains:in Furniture. We • are showing a nice line of PARLOR 'FURNITURE . in 5 -piece and 3 -piece Suites Couches, Morris. Chairs,and Plorris .Rockers. also odd Chairs, Quartered Oak Rocking Chairs, Reed Goods, Etc. If you are in need of an extra bed remember we cartera complete stock of Iron Bede, Wood Beds, Springs, Mat - treses. Pillows. Come and see them... . • . . • ' You will find our prices right. We guarantee` Satisfaction, HOOVER .& Furniture and Undertaking. ++++++++++++++++++ -++++++s++++++++++++++++++ BALL iAbeim tels&S bmb®•tYm�®� e:ve.6•b.m4b•m�i aelib ^i a-gt%el t i New Falillliiiiiilter C11111)11111t 0 Do you know what is "Right" in Men's Clothing for the d coming season P • 0 Do you know that it costs. "No More" to be wen dressed. e than it does to be two . or three years behind the times in style of ' ag Clothing? :-.. If you don't know these facts, you should, and the time to. d e inquire into the subject is now. Don't buy that new goi Suit or Overcoat before you do know them. Comet n t and examine (lathing our thm Stock andck let tosexplain to you "Why' cangiveyon Yel n g f� that tang is "Right"in quality, style'and fit and at prices away below the lowest. Men's Suits from $4.50; to $15. Men's Over- coats $5 to $18. Odd Pants, Overalls, d Smocks, Etc., at lowest prices. BOOTS AND. SHOES. 'This department is now becoming more than a "side line" with us, and•ls complete in all styles 'and qualitics, tut we are still selling at "side line" prices., Be Sure and See These Goods Before you, Buy S PLUMSTEEL B.RO$. t W. D. FAIR "CO. -$ Often Cheapest" --Always Best $ u' IiJLIi� ununuuuwmunmua; • IlIft.€.rj Special AHue Mr. W. J. Tozer was in Toronto yes- terday. Mr: A. R. Snits was in Toronto this week on .business Mr: Norman Bolus is visiting at the home of his mother. "- Mabel Cleft rias taken a position •• in I3odgens Bros, store. Mr. Tom Wheatley is now Wine clerk at the Hotel Normandie. Miss Whiteman, trained nurse, is in charge: of 'a ease at Whitechurch Rev. J. 'Greene took the servioes 'on e the fiolmesville (Armee last Sunday,; Mr and,. Mrs. Harry •Bartliffe •etsited . Brussels • friends Sunday and More Aiday.ill.•. Wiseman has returned tient Sarnia., and is . very, ill at his- .• home here. Miss Cowan of Blyth has joined the dr s -m iti ' staff of Toze' cs ak g ,r& Mr. Harry Beacom . has been visiting friends in the Listowel district foe some days of •the 'past. week ebev. "Mr; Fear of Exeter ,while en • town over Sunday was a guestat the Ontario street parsonage. :Miss Elliott 'of•. Fullerton . arrived. on Tuesday to take • charge, of Tozer & Brown's dress -making department. Miss Lizzie Foote returns'to her home near Varna tees week after spending a couple of weeks .with. her : aunt, •Mis. Wm. 'Simpson. • • Rev.. 0, R..Gonne conducted the' sere vices at 'the funeral of the, late Mrs. Wise of.Goderieh township,. on Sun day last in the absence of the Rev • Mr: Kerney. Mr. Andrew McGarva returned on Monday' . night from 1Vloosejaw,• Sask.' his. • home -coming being hastened .•by the seriousillness of his father, Mr. John . McGaree.. Mr George Patterson of Toronto and. Mr. W: Montgomery of Woodstock, coatmakers, leave 'joined the •staff Morrish & Crooks big .tailoring 'de- partnient, which now numbers six- teen and is•1turning out the orders. 'at' a lively rate. Mr. Thos. 1I., ,Cook .• left on Tuesdap, for St. John, New Brunswick, where for the next •thee or four. Months he willbe engaged re -packing apples in ' a big storehouse in. that city:. Tom is one of the beatjudges of fruit We, he,veeeereabouts and will be. able' to give aho New Biunswickers many pointers. • Mr: W. McKown left one .Saturday '. i o visit hie daughter, Mrs. Munroe oe Tara. This week lie goes TO Toron- to to ':be the guest for a few days of another • daughter, 1VIre. W. D.owns,. and next .Monday he starts ol . the return journey .to Los Angeles, Cal At .Oaklands, that state, he will visit his brother • who has been a re- , side'nt of that city for a.-nuriiber . of years. Mr. and Mrs. James Twitchell return- . ed on• 1+ riday last from a visit to friends in 'Titusville • and other points in Western • Pennsylvania. That part of your Uncles Sari's de - main is decidedly hilly and pumping for oil is , the principal industry; The country appears to have been cleared at one time, but when ori was discovered in 1865, she' land was largely soldor leased to speculaltors. and' is now pretty much covered by undergrowth. What have you up in Huron ,county, Mr. Twitchell was asked. Salt,. he replied. Has that. ever been bored through ; Not that T know of, eeplied• 1VIr,• 'Twitchell. Well, it it was; 1 believe they Would strike oil. • - Mrs. W. H. Wallace of Britton, Smith Dakota, was the guest of .Mrs., Glaz- ler on Tuesday, Sheis over on a visitto her patents in Blyth, the first 'time In e six years. Mr. and Mrs: Wallace have been in Dakota for some twentytwo years'''and have done °well. Mr, Wallace is a native of Mullett;, in the viotnity- of Sum - merle'', but now his mother, his. two sisters and his seven brothers aro all settled within a few miles of each other. • So• many Wallace aro there that where they d 1 is called the "Wallace. Settlement ' Mrs, Wallace . says that the crops have been good in their part of the state and that prices are ruling high. barley is naw selling' at nin- ety cents a bushel. "While we have never :forgotten the old Notre • and neighbors," says Mrs. Wallace, "yet atter years of absence there have been so many changes here that 1 •almost feel like a stranger.'' c atirda : - October .- -_,h the lief -D The Wright fiat Co.'s. 'contract is up with us on Oaturday, October 26th, This week • we have received` two more shipments of the latest creations in ,Millinery. Don't, Fail to See Saturday's Big Display. ashionabi :FOR 1V1antles ND. Ladies' Fur Lined. -Coats Our showing this season is the best and largest it has been, our good fortune to present to :o>r customers Splendidly Tailored Coats for present and later use. Garments that. duplicate 'the_ exclusive features of high priced models' Black Box Cloth Coats $7.00_ Ir three qual'ter length, self collar, full back and' sleeves, with cloth strap_pings,�very natty style, price _ 47,0 • Black Beaver Coats : 12.00 Ladies': imported Black Beaver Coates,tailored style, full back. and sleeves,' self strappings; a beautiful coat and or rleader, price' $12,00•' • Other Black. -Coats at $1000, $13,50 and :$18.00 Ladies' Fur Lined Coats Lathes' Fur Lined Costa ' made of good quality mporte bea_v_er,_A•laska; sable collar, natural rat hoe ody and :sleeves, a very ex -elusive .' �styyle, price - - • $75.00 A Good. Warm Coat Ladies' u imported Beaver Coat,Col • mbia sable v fur, collar wool astrachan, lined and interlined with. rubber, pretty styles and 'make, a''good warm driving coat, price '425.00 Tailoring Furnishings • Lary Goods ". Importers GOOD ;HARRIS WOOD ,FURNACE complIGHT•ete, with :brick:oasin piste g r for sale, -A. Seeley. GIRLS ' WANTED TO : OPERATE knitting machines. Experience not necessary: Good wages: paid at the • start. Highest prices paid ori piece Work, -Excellent opportunities.. Al- so 2 smart boys about 16 to learn finishing. Good wages. Applya:t� the oflree of the: Clinton Knitting Co. Limited. Personal-epplieatioirs preferred,, though letters willre- ceive prompt .attentions TEACHER WANTED FOR S. S. • No. 9, . Goderich : Township. Male or female, 1st or 2nd class certifi- ' cate, duties to commence' on the Gth 'of• January 1967. Applications personal preferred, received up ' .. to. the 10th of November.—George Mudie, Secretary, Clinton P. O.' CLASS Clinton Business College While many young ladies and gentle- men are frittering . away their even- ings, others are attending our classes and fast preparing to better their•con- dition. Evening sessions from 7 to '9.30, every Monday, Wednesday and .Friday. Call and have a look into our Cour -sese Special class in Penmanship,' GEORGE SPOTTON, Principal For Carpets, Rugs, I.., noleunis Furniture, . Pianos, Organs, g -alis Etc., Etc., go to WALKER & ROSS' +++ The ' .OLSO.NS. BANK INOORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855, • Capital paid up $3,305,840.00 • Reserve Fund $3,305;840:00 • ' HEAD' OFF.CE, MONTREAL . •• D•IRECTORS_ WM.. MOLSON MACPHERSON President S. H. EWINGVice-President W. M. Ramsay, J. P. Cleghorti,- 11. Markland Molson, Lt• -Col F, 0. Hensbaw, Wm. C. McIntyre. ' James Elliott, General Manager; A. D. Durngord, Chief Inseeotor *and Supetin. dent of Branches. W H, Draper, Inspector., W. W. L. Chipman, J. H. Campbell, ,Assistant Inspectors. SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $t;ec and upwards received and interest allowed at3 par cent from date of deposit, oonipounded 4 btines a year SPECIAL ATTENTION given to all branches of.Fartnere.business. ,Sale. notes' cashed or colleoteed on favorable terms.. • • DOWDING, Manager CLINTON +4++++44+4+++++7+++++++++++++++4+,+.+++- f+++ .WIVV •VWV•6 OF INTEREST to you A few, Specials for the balance of this month Bargain No: 1 ' Ladies' Patent Calf Blucher, alt strong sole, regu . lar $3.00 shoe for.. . r , . 2.69 A few pairs Women's Kid Lace Boots, flexible McKay sewn sole, worth $2 25, for . .. . , -.. r.75 12 pairs Women's Heavy Lace Boots, for outdoor work generally, sold for $1.25, we sell them on Saturday for .96. Less than 12 pairs Misses Kid Boots, all up to dates ' .. i Weelo not wish to mislead. We want our customers to'help round toes and low heels,worth'$1,25 for....,, ...., Pall and Winter Stock is .compi,ete- Coyne and Buy Repairing Done NEATLY " Music Goods of all kinds always carried in stock 0 HOARE MUSIC EMPORIUM - ' SHOE- STORE THE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY ttrovoivutivwwwwwowomAAA•.............. ifVwVV1ilV1/1h11' •.