HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-12-05, Page 8PAGE MOH BLYTH BLYTH gTAND/ RDDECEM1W.It grit, (07,
Retiring From
Business
011 Wednesday, Dec. 20th, we cotntnenecd one of the greatest sides in the history of Dry Goods Retailing
in Flom() Chanty, We are positively retiring from business In Clinton. As 0(81(1 es the stool; can be (Baptised
of and the details connected with winding. up this old•eStllbl18lled business attended to, Mr. I'', it, Htdgons will
be leaving Clutton. 'l'lle entire stock must be sold as quickly 09 possible. You know the high quelity.of the
stuck that is offered you. There is no better in Western Ontario, It hoe been bought in the hest markets at.
cash prices. Every dollars' well') 1n it will Po sold at reduced prices. Not 000 article •in the store 'Will be
reserved, except Silk and Cotton Spools ; outside of them, everything goes At prices that will make the'sellitig
sure, for now that the sale is on we are determined to make it a success, and want to whirl it up as quickly as
possible. It will pay you to anticipate, as lar 118 passible, your Dry Goods mints, end inky for weeks hes 11.
Tho chance of a Ilfc time to buy clean, new, good quality Dry Cords at stile prices, 1
There is a "red ink" price on everything in the store.
That price is a money -saver.
Bargain Prices in Dress Goods
IIandreds of yards of the 8Ci(SOn'e hest Dress Goods sacrificed in price
for this great sale, Broadcloths, Venelituls, Pennines, Voiles and Tweeds,
correct and popular fabrics fur fall and winter wear, Not a yard in the
entire stock that has not been ro•marked, and a now red ink price put on
it. .Inst a few sample bargains here :
Wool Plaids J9c.
e
Fancy Wool Plaid Suitings and Wai.otings, all the popular cline and
tans included in this lot, splendid wearing materials, special selp price
per yard •39
A Clearing Lot at 48c,
800 yards Bleck end Colored Dress Goods, n collection of various
weaves and colors, regular lac, $1 and $1,25, clearing for sale at per yard •48
Our Best $r,00 Dress Goods, i3c.
Your choice of our best Bleck Drees Goods l.ltat sola at sup par yard,
also all colored Dress Goods at the 041015 price. Positively not line slugle
yard reserved, If they sold et Stele, you ran buy them now et per yard i 73
" 1.25 Broadcloth, 87c.
L
'I'is 10 the Broadcloth tiler hes brought ne more businessthan any
loth the ecer handled. It is positively the best value in the trade at 81.23
r yard, \\'e have it'ip all shudes and black, for this retiring from busi•
ens sale you can take your choice of the lot at per yard ,,,
undreds of Yards at J9c
Hundreds of yards of Plain and Finley Dress Goode, black and every
color we ave in stork, plain had !alley waive, regular 60c and talc lines,
leering them out at this retiring from puniness sale, at per yard
•
sell theta all. ' 'There is not a doubt shout that, '.There's not poor piece
or nn inferior grade In the whole lot, and you Chit depend abaoleteiy on
any of utero. No room here to describe them, but if' you lade any notion
of Fur buying we will make it well worth your while to du It here. Here
is it special bargain :
Muffs or Ruffs, $t Loo.
Beira High-grade Isabella Fox Muffs rind Neck Ruffs. Also some
very handsome Alaska Sable Scarfs, with Hags to Match, extra gcalky,
regtliel' 015, for this great sale eaoh 1 i,00
Here is Another Muff,' $4.25.
Some very handsome Isabella Oppesum and Neutral 1Lhskrat Muffs,
well made, thickly furred, stylish and serviceable, special each for sole,,. '1-25
We have a number of high.nlaas Nevi; Scarf() and Muffs, 'These will all be
cleared out at bargain prices. There has been no 81181) fnr•buylug chance in
Clinton before.
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The Great Saving on Furs
GREAT is the word to use describing the saving on Fars. We must
Bargains in Linens
Yon know our reputation fcr
keeping good Linens. No need to
tell you anything about the tluslity
of gouda that are here tu•day. Every
yard bas to be sold and the best
Linen bargains you are likely to get
for nonny a day are here,
Unbleached Table
Damask, 25c.
200 yards gond weigh and quality
half bleached 9'ahit D,umtsh, capital
thing for ordinary wear. Clearing out
at 20o
I-Ieavy Table Damask, 32c,
Extra Heavy Quality Unbleached
7hblo Damask, imported by our8ely •8
direct from the maker. Qualities that
will stand no end of hard wear. Cienr-
ing at 32o
Fine Bleached Table
Damask, 68c.
Fine Quality Bleached 'Fable Da-
mask, good weight and finish, one of
cur beet selling lines, imported direct
from the mailer. Clearing at. 08o
Towels all Reduced.
Not it Towel in the store but is re-
duced in price, Positively no reserve
wlrntever, No roost here to give
prices, het if you have towels to hay
for a ye+t' to 001110, it twi11 pay ,you to
buy them now.
Towelling at' 51c.
20) cord if extra good quality Linen
Croeh 'towelling, eanite1 thine tor or-
dinary use, eletn•ing new nt,,,, jko
Towelling at 8c.
1)5n yawls of our very best lee Crash
Towellit,g. This is It quality that is
easily worth rusk, Ir is all pure linen
and it cannot be bought 10.1153' t0 retail
for 1 Oe per yard, 500 yard to sell at oar
yard .. ........ ....8c
Canadian hlannelette 6,c.
29 inch Heavy Canadian Flsnnolstte,
n real good cloth and a good range of
patterns, clearing now et per yard .1310
Saving Prices on Silks
Every yard of Silk reduced in price. Your
greatest chance to buy a waist or dress ata bargain.
Nota piece reserved. All go at prices like these :
Japan and English Silks, J9c.
Every yard of English and Jai-an'ibfeta Silk in
stock, blacks and alt colors for waist trimmings and
fancy work. Clearing out at your 0h0il'e per yard • 39
Best Colored 'Taffeta, 638.
Your choice of our best Colored Ta (feta Louisenee
and Peillett1Silks, the silks we sell the most of (or
waists and trimmings, no question ab0111 the 10001• -
lug qualities (or we have kept the same makes for
years, regular 8.1,, choice for sole per yard........ .63
Guaranteed Taffetas and
Back Peau d'Soie, 78c.
Our beat 51.00 Black Taffeta 5111114,1088.031,111
fully guerae teed, suitable fel' wltlstu, full dresses
of underokir is 1 also our. (ant000 et.(Il Black Nati
d'Sole,'a silk that is easily worth 81.25, all we have
of either quality dealing now at per yard........ • 78
Hosiery 13ar aa.ius
hundreds of Pairs at 19c.
Nearly500 pairs Plain mid Ribbed
1lt$lin;ere )lose, fall and winter
Otis, splondid [wearing stoccltings,
ing for this great sale at your choice
spar , 190
oc Hose, J98.
All our standard 5500 Hose, ladies' or
cttiitlren's s /s, pinf11 or Miley ribbed,
Cashmere o• Lisle, to be, cleared without
any reserve whatever, ,your choice n(
•the SCe. quality for 30c
Corresponding reductions on every
other pair in stock,
Great Saving on Mantles
Over 100 Mendes to he sacrificed. Price reduc-
tions off every garment that mean big savings roe
buyers, Not a bast season's garment in the lot. All
Must 6e sold. Here is how we ore going about it :
'Tweed and Plain Black Mantles at 55,95.
Itiock Beaver Mantles now selling at 57.75,
Beaver end Tweed Mantles special at '::.75,
Bayer and Tweed Mantles, special at $9.70,
Plain Beaver and Tweed Mantles, extra good, at for
sale, $12.25,
A few very One quality Black and Fancy Tweed Coats
at special prices. Per Jackets and Fur -lined Coats ell
reduced --extra big bargainsiu these,
8 yd. Wide Linoleum, 4oc per sq. yard.
Our standard reguhrtr 50e Cloth imported by our-
selves direct hem. the 'Mau who 1111u10 it, Good
patterns, epeoial for;eale4p2r sq, ,yard .........
8 yard Oilcloths, '39c;
•
Heavy English Oilcloths, fttli 2 yards wide, block
or floral designs, special for retiring 81110 per yard •,i9
•40
Best Table Cloth, 20C,
550 yards beer quality American Table
Oilelotb, 1t yards wide, Mirk or light
colors, stnederd 2oc quality, for retir-
ing sale per yard ..; ..,....... 20c
Flannelette Blankets, Soc.
Heavy quality largo size Flannelette
Blankets, grey or white, pink or blue
borders, retiring sate ;mice, rind-BOO
3 Papers Pins, Ioc.
Eugiiali extra quality English Pins
imported by oureel000, 11x0 pins in a
sheet, special for sale 3 for 10c
Linen Towels, loc.
?:' (1' zol Linen liedroont 'l'owois,
r' (rn or with colored borders, epeeiel
for roe inc sale, each 10c
\\Trite Cotton, loc.
i:xora 11511113' h:nplisn White Cotton,
(1(11 yard %ride, round even tau''ii i,
agnlnr I' c, retiring sale, yard- IGo
English Shaker, roc.
Nearly 11x1 yards of entry heavy mud*
it I:utaIsh 1`'ltnntelettee, 901010101 11H.
0o•m0ut of fancy :Stripes, you know
the qualities we have always kept.
Cleat ilig now et Iia' Yard ..... ••,1Go
Railway fare refunded on all purchases of $to or over,
HODGENS BROS,
C 1,I N I
Spoke Cho truth In ono issue,
It is not pleasant and profitable to
always speak the plain truth in the
columns of it tie wepaper. Men who
have tried this heretofore .have always
come to grief. Only n few days ago
the editor of a paper in Indiamla grew
tired of being called a liar, and ae•
nounced that he would tell the truth in
the (mere nod the next issue 00atained
the following news u,tt•s :•-Johu Bonin
the laziest merchant in town u1e a
trip, to Belleville yesterday, -- John
Coyle, our grocery nne, is doing a poor
business, Itis store is dirty and dusty,
how can he do much ?-ltav, Styx
preached Inst Sunday night on
"Charity," 'i`he sermon With putik.-
Dave Sor)tey died at his home in this
place, 'l'lle doctor gave it out Its heart
failure, Whiskey killed him. -Married
-M100 Sylvan Rhodes and Juana Con-
lin, last Saturday at the 13eptist 0011•
Soilage. The bride in a very ordinary
town girl who doesn't know any more
about coOkipg than a jack•rabhit does,
and never helped her mother three days
in her life. She is not a beauty by any
means 101111 has a gait like a dock, The
groom is an no•to•date loafer, He's
been living Off the old folks all This life
and is not worth shucks. It will be it
hard life, -The Governor of our State,
a very ordibnry man, anti who was
elected by accident was here yesterday.
ifo has veri' few friends here now.
11e promised some of the voters of this
precinct 'a 011000. of the pie' in event of
Ilk election, but had forgotten all about
it when the time to hand over the little
office rolled around: -The paper had no
sooner reached the public than a corn.
mitten was sent to the editor bearinga
petition asking him to 001111(111e in`jty(n
flood old way end stating that thisy
believed hitn lo be a truthful, honest
man,
[Recipe Mixed Often.
Some remarkable stories are being
told about ninon and among the coun-
try people coming in of this simple
lioln0-uutde'mixtur•e curing Rlleuma•
Gala and Kidney trouble. Here is the
recipe and directions for titling, 'Mix
by shaking well in a bottle one•hnlf
ounce F'luid' Extract Dnndeliou, one
oililc0 Conlponnti K,u•gen, three ounces
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, Take
as a dose one teaspoonful after meals
and, at bedtime,
No change need be made in your
tiered diet, but drink plenty of good
whiter,
Tilts mixture writes one authority
in a leadillg'Philadelphia newspaper,
hes a peculiar tonic effect epee the
kidneys; cleansing the clogged -up
pol'e's Of the eliminative tissues, forc-
ing the kldneyp to sift and strain from
the blood the uric acid and other pois-
onbgs waste matter, overcoming Khan
[nation, Bladder and I./vinery troubles
in a short while.
A New York druggist who has had
hued; ede of pans for 111600 ingt•edienls
since' the fag 'announcement hi the
newspapers haat October stated that
the people win) once try it "swear by
it," especially those who have Urinary
and Kidney trouble end stiffer with
Rheumatism,
Thedruggiois in this neighborhood
say they can supply the ingredients,
which are easily mixed at hone, 'There
le said to be 110 better blood•clelrloing
agent or system tonic known, mud cer-
tainly 00110 More harmless or simple
'o use:
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Walton.
Tho Walton Union Sabbath School
Association held their mutual con-
vention iu Del's Presbyterian church
on Tuesday of this week,
Itev, Mr. Keened, secretary of the
Upper Canada Bible Society, gave an
illaetralod address in the Prosbyterieu
church on Wednesday evening of last
000611.
The 1riling around the station has
been completed and new tattle pees
erected w111011 will he great conven-
ience to sllipt'eee. It is expected tient
the Walton Scale Co, will install n 11(110
acme at the stock yards which will also
be more convenient than the present
system.
Anniversary services will be cotl-
ducted in the Presbyterian church on
Demanher (5, It wits expected that.
Rev. If. 31. Whaley, of Oxford, would
talcs charge of the service, but as he is
now very ill n Stratford hospital he
will be' unab,e toatteud, Other aro
rangementS will be Inde however. A
tea meeting will also be held on the
following Monday evening.
Robert Reid met with 0 painful sic•
oident while repairing the machinery
in John McDonald's heading 1ni11 one
day recently. While engaged in plan•
lug a pulley he in some nll0C(IOUntahle
manner slipped and his right hand was
caught in the planer, lacerating the
palm of the hand severely. A doctor
dressed the wounded member and we
trust that the result. will not he serious,
• Hensen.
The Junior Hockey boys are o'ganie•
11114 for the winter and have rented the
rink for a•adt101, and games.
Dan. 'Kilpatrick 081(8 fortttnet0
enough to shoot a silver gray squirrel
last week,
,hiss Jenny Shelter who has become
a oozed trick bisyrl1811, is touring with
a troupe on the Pacific coast and has
giv011 exhibits at San Frauciace, Seattle
mid other pointe, .
Mist; Doty line arrived. in town nnd
taken charge of the children and young
people of the Methodist Sunday School
preparing (hent for the annual anuiver-
nary.
The taxing ()facie! 1(80rawly reduce
ed the costs in the Hlnillie.vs. Hensall
case, He ,.pronounced the ease so re,
dicelous and requiring so little thsught
that he disallowed the coned! fees,
Thio reduces tate costs to $46.00,
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Ontario fall wheat supplies
What Manitoba spring wheat lacks;
What Ontario fall wheat lacks,
Manitoba spring wheat supplies.
The right blend of the two makes the
only perfect flour for all bread and .pastry.
Just try it and prove it.
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The IX(y Year OW Cough Cure
It 10, throat is "raw," -chest sore -bad cough
•-cu," you ache " all over "-take
Eo'C'`'ta Preparation of
dial°'. Cough l'alsam
Beet thing you ever tiled. It ranee the throat --heals the 1100e -brew up a cold -
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Only part of the wheat
errjr is fit for food. Yet
much that isn't oftengets
into flour;'. Yon cannot see
it or taste it, bp,Oit's there.
It is simply a •iase,.,vhe
miller getting iiior our
from his wheat and your
getting less nourishment. ;.
Royal Household
Flour
is so milled that nothing
goes into it except the part
of the wheat that is food.
Yuu get just what you pay
for• --the best and purest
flour made. It goes farther
because it is all flour. Your
grocer can supply you.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.
156 67ouheal.
IMPLEMENTS
Hiving opened up the-
DEERiNG
AGENCY
In tate frame hulldluv, north of II. M.
Brn.ltord's blarkamlth shop, I will be
ably to supply any farmer with the notes.
sary Implements,
Plow Points will be kept
on hand.
Call and Inspect oar new line of-
4._CUTTE1 S
JOHN SMITH
AGENT
NO MONEY AND
FR ENDS
A :aa toy of Consumption in a
Canadian Town
The Local Hospital Unable to Care
for the Patient, and the query
is What to Do?
In a little booklet issued by the
National Sanitarium Association under
whose auspices has been established
the Muskoka Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives, we lucre the story told of
earl case of consumption,
A' yo tag woman, apparently friend-
less, reekile in on a train teaching Fort
\VVltlau5, and immediately procured
work as -a domestic. A doctor was
called in to examine her case, as she
appeared to be a consumptive, and she
was at once pronounced a bad case of
tuberculosis.
She was placed in the small local
hospital of the town, and everything
possible for the moment is being done
to help the patient.
But writing to the Secretary of the
National Sanitarium Aesociation, the
Secretary of the Board of health asks:
"Is it possible to make room for this
patient in the Muskoka Free Hospital
for Consumptives. The local hospital
is crowded foto room, and there is really'
no place for this poor girl,"
Continuing, the Fort Wiliiam official
adds "I may say that as far as being
able to pay is concerned, she, as fur as
NYC can learn, has no friends who can
afford to pay for her in an institution."
Itis to meet just such cases as these
that the Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives has been opened.
The official reports or the past year
show that more than half the patients
who entered the institution were abso-
lutely free -their maintenance not
costing them a singly farthing. The
others only paid a nominal sum rang-
ing from 51.50 to $0.00 a week, only A
few paying the )anger amount, The
average of each patient was less than
50 cents a day. The actual cost of
maintenance to the institution Is over
$9.0l) a week so that our readers Can
readily see how strong a ease is made
ullt by the Trustees in their appeal to
make provision for {{net ouch a patient
as that from Fort William -only one
of 0e0r00 who are constantly seeking
admisslon,
Contributions on behalf of thin work
may be sent Lo: Sir Wm, It, Meredith,
Kt, Vice -President, 4sggoude Hall;
W. J. Gage, Esq„ 84 Spatting Avenue;
J,. S,.Rohertson, Seeretary•Tres5urer,
Malone( .9anitarilm Atemelation, 941
King Street W„ Toronto, Ont,
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