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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-11-18, Page 8Close at Your Eyes To quality and the world is full of cheap things. But with your eyes wide open the rust good things are what you buy from an honest dealer at honest prices. Whet) we huy our goods we look for quality and workunnnship, if they are right we see about the price, if nut a few cents on the dollar won't tempt us to buy for we feel our re mutation at stake. Prices and quality con- sidered we claim our Stock presents First -('lass Values, At this season Our Fancy pry -Goods Department Is an attraction. It has all the Latest Novelties for Fancy Needle work and well assorted in all lines. Have you seen the very beautiful worked • Centre Piece in the window. It is worth your inspection. We are constantly adding to our Stock of Patterns for Stamping and our prepared to fill orders in shortest notice. 7ti�1�ti The W. D. Fair Co., CLF tTON. Agents Parker's Dye„Works. The Ten News-Recora $1.26 a Ye.s1-11.00in Advance • WEDNESDAY, N'OVEMBE1t 14h, 1896. LOCAL NE W S. In and Around. the Hub, gonna glint. Highest price for butter and eggs—CAN'rI ox Bans. Before takin more Life Insurance examine the features of The Great -West Assurance Co. Particulars a this office. • Another Iet of envelopes, writing paper, &c., Bre., at THE NEWS -RECORD stationery depart- ment. Wanted 20 000 Geese—rho: hii h e st market price will be paid. Geese must be starved 24 hours and the crops perfectly empty when.killed. Must be killed by bleed- ingtin the head and hung up by the Leet for I2 hours to cool. They must be fat and delivered with the feathers in a clean, dry condition, at Clinton. on Nov. 24th.—N. ROBSON, Grocer. L1111.t� COUNTY COUNCIL VOTING.—There seems to he more or less misunder- standing in some people's minds in regard to voting for county councillors. Every voter has two votes. He can give one each to two candidates, or he can give both votes to one candidate, thus giving the favored candidate two votes from one voter. CONCERT.—The Cricket Club will hold an entertainment on Thanksgiv- ing night. They have secured the services of the Clinton Orchestra for that evening. ' This will be the first appearanee of that organization, The best town talent has, been secured and the programme promises a splendid evening's enjoyment. To bring the price of admission within the reach of everyone the management has decided to make all seats 25 cents. Scats will be reserved without extra char e. The pram will open at,Rumball's Jewelry store to -day, at 12o'clock noon. Secure your Beats early, as we are assured they will be rapidly taken up. The beautiful brass and onyx banquet temp, now on exhibition in Rumball's win- dow, will bp given away on the even- ing -of the performance. The Cricket Club has spent a lot of money in mak- ing the public, park more home -like and attractive, and THENEws-fEcc to would like to see a six hundred house patronize this concert. The concert promisee to he good and there is no question about the object being a worthy one. FASHiONAHLE Werans a. --St. Paul's Church was on Wednesday last at high noon the ac•enc of a very pr•etl y ceremony which interested sounP of our old families and society grnernlly, being the wedding of ('apt_ 11. Torr Rance, of Illyth, And Miss Evia M. Ferran, only daughter of our well- known townsman. The church was crowded tc the doers hjy tin many friends off o piin(ipals. f'heintsrsst- ing event was perforins 1 by the Rev. 1. F. Parke, Rector, and Miss Meliardy presided nt. the organ. The bride W114 attended by Miss Fanny stance, sister of the groom, And little \1i1A May Rance acted as maid of honor. 1)r..1. W. Shaw WAR 1.11P hast Man 111111 the ocher s ( ('umbo And W. I'. Spanld. Mg. Miss Fer•ree's dress was a civet ion of Stitlrl', and w'an holds: from ivory satin; the bodice tuns of accordion chif- fon hiffon over silk, trimmed with orange blossoms And SpAnieh lace, icnd row- Meted with a handsome pearl girdle. ils Rance, the bridesmaid, wore a buttercup sural dress trimmed with chiffon, and black velvet picture hat.. 'erre maid of honor was dressed in white Orgendie muslin with f.rein,amd cermet] the br'ide's hrnuluet, a ma niflcrnt cel - lection of white roses. The presents* were a costly and handsonim collection rind came from friends alt over Ontario, The father's offering to the bride WAS ra brick house handsomely furnished, which will be occupied by Mr. And Mrs. Ranee on their ret ern from New York, where they have gone on their wedding tour. TIw guess wore the immediate relatives of bel h families and censiete 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Arr•hihald, of Elora: Mrs. and Miss Archibald. Mr. k;. Archibald. Mrs. S. H. Ranee, ,Miss Ranee, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson and Jas. McMurchie, of Illyth. fid 6.. M ('liutuu Lodge No. Sl, A. 9'. and 'A. M., will meevoe Friday eve- ning, Nov. 2t11h. HANDSOME FIXTURES. Mr'. 1' 1-t. Cl ews la., 11i8 new jewiery more fitted and ready for business. The fix- tures and large wall case are from the factory of Messrs. Iiroadfuot, Box & t'o., of t4eafurth. The woe kuuuishi[p is really Hue,the wood being oak finished in oil. The alterations to the store. in- cluding a plate front, crake the place one of the meet rtttraA•tive in town. Praureitries Pusciiasers--.M is 0. Olson has purchased from the ('hidley estate the Warertemis on Victoria street and is fitting up the property for a Hour and feed store and edwelliug. Mr. It. McClellan has purchased from Mr. W. Jackson, fur $2,500, his splen- did plate front store next the Must °Ince and will convert it into a bakery and confectionery establishtneut. THANIts(IVINO StrrrEtt. ---A thanks- giving supper will be held in Itatten- but y St. Methodist church on Tuesday evening, Nev. 24th. Supper will he served from Live o'clock until eight, in the lecture -room. An excellent pro- gramme will he rendered. consisting of vocal and iuslruolentel music, solus and selections by the choir, also short addresses by resident ministers. WHAT DR. TALMAWI SAYS: --"A newspaper whose columns overflow with advertisements of business men has more influence in attracting atten- tion to, and building up a city or town, than any other agency that can he em- ployed. _People go where there helms - mess. Capital and labor will locate where there is an enterprising eoru- nlunity. No power 00 earth is so strong to build up a town as a news- paper well patronized, and its power should be appreciated. I'r Is SETTLED.—A roan once asked an editor : "Can yeu tell what kind of weather we can expect this mont.h'r" The editor sarcastically replied : '•It is my belief that the weather this month will be very much like your subscription hill.” The man wondered for an hour what the editor was driv- ing at, when at last he happened to think of the word "unsettled." How is it with you ? MAIL (JRANOE.—The mail, service her't: has been changed as follows :— Going east, 7.24 a. up. instead of 7.15; 2.59 instead of 3.033. m. ; going west, 1.03 p. w. instead ofp 1. 02 : 10.27 p. 01. instead of 9.22. There is no change on the Western Division, except that the morning train makes the whole trip form Kincardine to London. and the evening train London to Kincar- dine. APPROACH OF WINTER.—Immense flocks of geese have been seen flying south from Northern Ontario. This, observers say, is a much earlier date than usual, and indicates the sudden approach of cold weather. Already we .have had sharp frosts in this part of Huron, but on the whole the weather has been comparativelymild. In the far north, however, ep fanned in the streams weeks ago. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES. — Fol- lowing are names of tie various wed- ding ttnniver•saries,—First year, cotton wedding; second year, paper wedding; third year, leather wedding ;fifth year, wooden wedding; seventh year, woolen wedding; tenth year, tin wedding; twelfth year, silk and fine linen wed- ding ; fifteenth year, crystal wedding; twenth year, china wedding; twenty- fifth year, silver wedding; thirtieth year, pearl wedding ; fortieth year, ruby wedding; fiftieth year, golden wedding; seventy-fifth year, diamond wedding. L 0. G. T. NOTES.—The meeting last Friday evening was ra good one. The programme was as follows: Instrumen- tal, -Miss II. Dodd ; reading, D. Steven- son ; duet, Misses Miller and Goodwin ; tableaux, (i. Rogers ; solo, J. Foster ; instrumental, Miss M. Goodwin. Next Friday evening there will be a debate on Resolved, that the printing press has done Inose towards civilization than the steam engine ; it is sure to he interesting. The week following there will be some short speeches on temper - ance by several of the hest speakers of the lodge. 0Le IN CLINTON,--Several years since there was a club called the Owls in Clinton, but the time was a period when snow was more plentiful and snow shoes quite numerous. With the first advent of winter this year there has been an innovation of the featured owl specie within prohibited lines and on Monday morning Mr. Wrn. Foster faced the enemy and proved that lie was plaster of the situation. While workmen were wending their way to Stapleton they discovered be- tween Couch's and Pickett's what they thought t,o 110 ra sperie of raptorial bird of the family Stigida•. Although in the Scriptures the owl is c'ornrnnnly alssec•ialed with desolation and poets and story -tellers introduce It as a bird of ill omen, fund that the Greeks and Roulette made it the eirdile1)1 of wisdom, and sacrad 10 Minerva, Mr. Foster drew a head on the hied and brought it down. It resembles the Greet Grey Oel, brit is principally- white with some cleetk snots and is large, being five feet frorrr tip to tip of the wings. It, w;ts heard in Mr. R. Irwin's garden on Sunday evening. S. A. Seta. DENIAL,. The annum self denial week of the Salvation -posy takes pipe in ('linter) and throughout. this territory from November 22nd to Nnvenil er 2811, inclusive, Every s;al• vationikt is more than occnpiad with preparation fur this event. A wonder- ful tesiininny to the :army's develnll- nlent And nrtit it has been paid In past years by the large sums of money which have been raised in this way. Hach member of the army, as well els the friends et its many social institu- tions, are asked to abstain from all lux- uries, and in many rases !Mitt' and soldiers have actually determined tri do wil.hont certain articles of food which are ordinarily considered ne- rPssery, in order that by their arts of self -denies they may- sdd 11119 nein' sup- port, to the array and its tunny different 1lranrhee if work. The social opera- tions in wide Held lin e been greatly (14r- velnped during (he !past twelve months, there being Several extensions of the work, AR a nal ural consequence, there- fore, thedermenrin upon thearmy'sflnd' lows increa.aed, and this will require still greater effort to raise a corres- ponding inetenaed amount during thin special self-denial week. 9 i Ivww.tt,.earts Sells ece,oeems eWvets so sae st,-.rce•ceveses.ee" me) "se testa eesr.cryerste ata eoe-ea e.r..e-leseae-ereveso. INS -THE 44- NEW+STo E. �+vc�v.r,��.t��.-oe�ew.sc�v>`Wv.��.�v..tv�. �.e•de v.��a�. oe•ue ce�eoeme•c,eroe�e•o.e©eoe�,e�oe�,vwv.� We're pleasing the many customers that Gaily visit us —they conte with a purpose—to save money. We've pleased them to such all extent that they not only corse again, but send their friends. Our Money -Saving Prices are still attached to the high -Grade Goods which we are noted for carrying. a%.*WIt EN'S • Our $5.50 Men's- Frieze Overcoat ]las never been equalled for the price. Assorted colors, double breasted, storm collars, wool lined, ]torn buttons, and thoroughly well made. It's the snap ofthe season. Our $8 Frieze Coat will compare with any $10 coat ever shown, it bears a close inspection and no fault can be found with it. At $10 we show a handsome fly front Black Frieze, wool lined, velvet collars, the nobbiest coat in the trade, a dressy and up-to-date Coat. r le i'a IP LJ Men's Su1ts. A special purchase of Men's Suits, of the W. E. SANFORD • make, bought at a big sacrifice enables us to offer you' the best Clothing ever shown in Clinton at prices far below what. you pay for inferior gdods. We'll prove it if you'll come and examine the goods. Men's Blue Serge Suits, single and double breasted coats, now, .. $3 65 " Heavy Tweed Suits, all sizes, single and double breasted, new goods, new styles, worth $10, now 7 95 Ohildrell's U1Ot 1n ___---- lJ� 1qb-11'01111./6^ft. We have Special Snaps for buyers in this department and you cannot afford to miss this Sale. " 2 piece Suits, worth $4 and $.5 for 3 " " " $:5 and $6 " r.� y;a as en en oan ane'arlen efniCal di Our Furnishing Dept. $3.19 3.99 Offers exceptional opportunities for saving money. Our special line of Underwear . at 40c, 70c, and $1 a suit 'sells readily. Men's heavy Sox, 10c, 15c and 25c per pair. Linen Collars 50 each. Cardijan. Jackets, $1, $1.50 and $2.25. Nowhere can you • buy such goods at true, prices we are now- quoting. Match Safe to Customers for the asking.,.. -.00.- O 1,0 llb.11.•see1'tra--sa, J KSON BROS.'n their New Store. A COLD WAVE Will soon he here and people who are foresighted will be prepared for it. The days are beginning to grow chilly and the want of good warm Underwear is being felt, and you cannot do better than take advantage Of the Bargains we are now offering you in this line of goods.' - THE PALACE. Underwear -- Ladies' Vests Rie, 2.5c, 35c, 50c, 65e, 75c. Ladies' Drawers 35e, 50e, (I5c, 70c. Children's Vests 15c, 20c, 25c,30ce35c, 40e. Children's Drawers 30c, 35c, 40c, Men's and Boys' Underwear. Men's all wool Shirts, 35c, 5(k•, 65c, 75c. Boys' All wool Shirts, we have some 14(1:1.1)8 to offer you. We have 3 sizes in Boys' Wool Shirts, n fow dozen left., we are clearing them at 10e, 23c and 30e. Factory Yarns \Ve have a quinti. of 3 ply in 'lack : regular aide. ri acing at .40e. Black 2 ply ; we have a quantity clearing 50c. regular (I(•. Colored Saxony WP have several boxes in stock, Dark Greys, Browns, Scarlets, 211e and 25e ra hunch, clearing at. .... .15c. Scotch Fingering yarns in (hark Grey, Light gtoy, Garnet, White and Black at fie an ounce. Hosiery - 200 pairs Boys' heavy all wool ribbed Hose in black, 25c, would be cheap at 30c. 120 pairs Boys' all wool heavy ribbed Hose in Black at 30c., cheap at 413•. Boys' fine ribbed hose in black, 35 & 40c Ladies' and Misses' plain Wool Hose, extra value 25c. Ladies' all wool Ribbed Hose 25e. Ladies' fine all wool Ribbed Hose, 30e. and 40c. Ladies' and Misses' (cashmere Hose 30e, and 35c. Children's Coats Our Children's Eiderdown Coats have been a big seeress, we have at few left, in garnet and cream, we offer you big values in these, or if you ree- fer to make your own we can supply the flannel nod fur to trine it, with at a very low price. Everything you need for a baby you will find here, incl our prices are the lowest.. Our stores are hristlirtg with bargains just now. Examine our prices and the qualities. W. H. BEESLEY & Co., The Ladies' Favorite Establishment, Clinton. Good Roll Butter wanted. Highest price paid. They are Models Are the Suits and Overcoats that come from our establishment models of style, won krnanship and good taste. We make good Clothing and it pays to get good clothing, pays in looks, in wear and in poc'kethook. 13efore yen order your winter. Suit, or Overcoat, see what we can do for you. .Men's -Ugderwear. A chance to bus some Men's 1'nder- wear below market. prices chute cur way is little while ago. NW took it and the goods came in last week, and now we're selling men's pure wool Shirts and Drawers that, are sold all over the country at 75c, for X50 cents -4._ a piece. They arI' not like ordin Ary 50c Underwear but are frill size, heavy weight, well made and are soft finish, not harsh and rough like so much of the cheap Underwear sold. —o Twoed .: a Dress Goods • '50 cents. Just a few dress lengths of fine Tweed Dress Goods, no more serviceable or fashionable material til he had, makes a stylish. and 'durable cos- tume. half a dozen colorings and mixtures to select from, regular 60c and 75c qualities only 50c per yard. Apron . 1VMuslins 17*c. Three patterns only fine, Fancy Apron Muslin, suitable for Ladies' or Children's wear. regular 10e ,quality for 7ic,a yard. Millinery Speeiai. stesszewassiscaamome The Milliners have some bargains that should tempt you up stairs this week. Isere they are :— Ladies' Black and Colored Flop }fats and Black Felt Toques, special value at 511c, Ladies' Trimmed Sailors, Walking Flats and untrimmed shapes, this sea- son's goods, regular $1, $1.15 and $1.2.5 qualities, special at 7;c.' That iaadies' Underwear and those (.loves advertised last week Are worth the attention of Under- wear and Glove buyers. They toe all money saved for those who buy. Angola Shirting. Quirk to sell hes been that, 20e Angola Shirting a(dveltdsed last, week at 15e, To -day we add three more patterns to the Int.. Witt not shrink like all wool, Weals hetter than shaker flannel, regular price 20e, our special price lips. Hotl�cus:—: Bros Dry -Goods and Clothing C7.INT€ N.