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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-03-24, Page 81. O. O. F. -The members of Bruce- Brief Town Topics. 99996099 0000 00.000000 field Lodge 1. O. O. F., visited their Mrs. Walter Coats is ill. • • Clinton brethren on Tuesda night for Miss McEwen was lost week visit- the purpose of having the degree con- ing(� friends }n Hensall.�� move ferved, Miss Susie Tait of Exeter tuns in 0 N. $ town one day last week. • ACCIDENT. -Last Friday while work -nor. J. A. Ding, of the Uily Bakery, ing the grooving machine at the Doh- is recovering from it severe illness. • • arty Organ Factor y Fred Dol►erty got Found lots of things his second and third fingers in the Mrs. Coats returned from Bobhwell you'd forgotten all knives and the members were beadly on Tuesday 0 , g lacerated. Asa result he is off work. Mrs. R. Porter has been . a visit to • • about—didn't know :leaostmforth and T Porter 1 3, v CRICKET. -Cricket is anationul game Postmaster Porter who has been ill Ou Owner, didn't that should be encouraged in Clinton is around again. 0 0 and there should be it large attendance Cooper Bros. planing mill has started 0 you. It's atime when at the re -organization meeting in the up in full blast. 0 ; / • Council Chamber at 8 o'clock on Thurs Miss Rance was last week visiting • /� 0 everything is Over- clay evening, her brother Capt. Rance at Blyth. Lawyer Scott was confined to bis bed • Mauled, reiilnants, FOOT BALL. -At a meeting of the last week from a severe attack of la O In all our lines now, and ready for a big Spring Business:- S students of the C. C. I., it football grip. • odds and ends, club was organized when the follow- M. Geo. I•favill, of New Mexico, is 0 • Ordered Clothing &c., J. officers were elected :-Pres., Mr. here om n a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jaes • J. Houston ; Vice -pros„ Mr. W. Ec • Hearn and other relatives. 0 �,e ' Slow ,sellers, all come to view. Rand;Uaptain, H. Switzer; Sec.-Treas., 'the rifle rangers will be removed to : j l : eady-made Clothing, S. G. Plummer, Curator, D. Ross. some more convenient and acceptable • • In a few days we Y. P. L. U. -The next meet of the point. • will be settled in our Clinton Young Peoples Local Union Miss Flora Cuninghame spent a few 0 0 ate and Caps, will be held in the Presbyterian church days hast week with her friends in Sea- • • new store and such here oil Friday evening, April 9th, forth.c Addresses will be given by Mayor Mr. Smith Kilty has secured it post- 600000000 04 0000 Men's ]Furnishing. • • • Stock we will putHolmes and G. M. Kilty on the sub- tion in the dress goods department of Jett, "Good Citizenship and the pre- a Chicago departmental store. - $5, $7 on Sale at such sent aspect ofthe temperance clues- Mr. Will. Young, of Goderich, was "Our Mens' Tweed and Serge Suits, prices as will move tion." on a brief visit to Clinton the other them out �yuiek. INDIA FAMINE RELIEF FUND. -Ad -The day, His daughter returned with him. Leaders" Men's Pants - $12 $1.50, $2 y. ditional donations received by The St, pant's Church, Clinton, as far as Leaders" Molsons Bank and forwarded to Otta- we are aware, is the only one that has dome and see us in the wa:-a Friend, tine.; pupils school sec- contributed to the India Famine Fund. They toe world •heaters, we have , - - MT tion No. 5, Hullett., $1.2.5. 'total to Messrs. John Murdock and Alex. Mens Overalls 50c, / 5C new store. Ever - date -$1'28.01. Those intendwg to sold Clothing,,for many years but y d Murdock have been appointed on the subscribe are requested to han in horse committee for the Western Fair we have never seen a tiros before thing on the ground their donations as soon as possible. at London. when the people in this section - - 50e, 75c floor. NEW MANAGER. -Messrs. Broad- Mr. Jas. Watters has gone to Wing- had a chance to dress well fur so Boys Knee Pants foot, Box & C:o. have engaged Mr. J. han► to work. He is a good workman little money. - 10C W. Chidlev to conduct their branch and very popular with all who know Our "Leaders" are sold for Cash only. Boy's School Caps - - furniture Business here and he took him. Our margin is too sinall to credit charge on Monday, Mr. Chidley is a Country school Children are contrib- g '1 5e D Fair Cos practical business m1an and a qualified uting to the India Famine Fund, these lines, but you will appreciate Men's Bases - - - Thbundertaker, and his many friendslwill Clinton might set a good example in thein nil the more when we tell W. • 7 he pleased to learn that he is again this respect. you that you are saving money fit Clinton business cireles. Miss Swayze left, Blyth on Tuesday, when you purchase any of then). Men's White Unlaundried Shirts 39C CLINTON. ORGAN RECITA:Ls.-TlteSnuday even- and will visit in Clinton and Mitchell Agents Parker's Dye IVorks• ing recitals by Miss McHardy to St. before returning to her home in Thor- 090000000000000e000000000000 _- -- Paul's church are proving very enjoy- old. -Blyth Standard. - visit- able. Selections from Htndel's "Mss- Miss Idaer, Mr, who friss been 'S Tweed Suit Me Hijren News-Reeora slab" and the ntareh at "Scipio" last ing her sister, Mrs. `Ven. Ross l G rip, Oup $5 Men Sunday evening were particularly Hne. rich has been laid up with let grip, 81.25a YW-41.001n Advance Next Sunday evening, among other but is getting better. numbers she will play Batistes Cum- MaayorJoseph Beck passed through - -- munion in E. Minor and selections Clinton on Monday to Hamilton to Is a fashionable cut, a 4 button sack, Single silk WEDNESDAY. MATtcu 24th, 189?, frairi fiandel. _ - attend the Grand Lodge meeting o the Chosen Friends• stitched edc'e roll fronts, farmer's Satin lining, col- _ ---- A JUBILEE STAMP. -Here is good tiVm Baer of his left hand ' LOOAL NEWS. news for postage stamp collectors. recently lar on vest, raised seam on pants and the Tweed is The postmaster -general proposes, as in the shaper machine at the foundry far as his department is concerned, to nd the two first, and fourth fingers all wool. Shouldn't this be a suit that will sell issue it new postage stamp for the were badly damaged. The injured In and Around the klub, occasion. It will havealirnitedcircula- members inny be saved. We think so, for we have bought lots of them, and tion only, probably for a period of We would be very much pleased to months covering the jubilee celebra- receive it copy of THE NEws-RECORD we can tell just what can be made out of them xiolvi: salt. tions during the coming summer. dated Feb. 10 from any of our patrons, \Vhcu the sole is stopped the present Who should happen to have nue, for they are sold for Cash only. It's in your Highestpricofor butter and'eggs-CANTELON three cent stamp will be put iu cir•cula- our, file. • — � tion again. interest t0 see this t5,4111t._.�i•' -- g' On Friday Mr. J. B. Rumball receiv- I 91INGING CLASS­1IiS6 IticWhinney will oilen DOG FIENDS AT WORK, -We regret ed frout New Yortr, Chinese Lantern ,. the singing class before mentioned at Mrs. 1 tnls which looked its groen and 000009000OOe1000000e0060e00000000®0• NVorthin ton's this ITuesday) evening at 8 to say that some dog fiends are again h`riving as though from a Clinton hot dciock. Terms $1.50 for ten one hour lessons, at work, this time valuable animals house. Al r. Runt ball will keep them in ane each week, to be paid in advance. coating in for brutal treatment. Dr. Blac•kall's viduable hound is the latest his jewelry store. AVE HAVE IT -Your Spring Blood Purifier.- to Colne in for ill treatment, in the way Ainong those in kit its the A' AW Allen & Wilson. of it revolver bullet Passing through funeral of the late Geo. Hanley were 0 one of his legs. It is to be regretted Councillpr Tweedy and David Wilson ACKSON BROSO'.9 S rTING HEN8 WANTED. -A good number. $ *o on without of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Must be good hatchers and good mothers. For that such work should g information, price, &e., apply at Tau NEWS- the perpetrators being punished, but if Liiekuow, David Welsh from Laurel], RECORD office. _ persisted in there will certainly be rev- Mich., and it number of others whose I The Famous Clothiers, Clinton, Ont. elations mfi ade nd legalam proceedings nes we have not learned. Sec our Bedroom Suiten at $6.50, Great Snap.-BROATNOOT, Box & CO, instituted. • (7HL'R('Ii BOYS BRiGADE,-OvCI O.00m000••0•e••0•••000• Special March �9� i� �n Sale. ORCHESTRA.-Owing to their concert forty boys were initiated into the • • rj It j9rJ+CJd! lJ GW.L�J here last month being such a decided "Church Buys Brigade" on Monday• • opening in St. Yanl's Church S. • •' ��®VeSipe or;trccess our town orchestra are making room. Rev.J. l+. Parke, warden ; Mr. Faster fir/ y e=T�Tarrangements to givea similar enter Stiver Sub -warden • Capt.. Combe, e • Ladies' White Underwear. tainment in Hensall very soon. As Drill Instructor; ProVlSloltal otl]cers-- 0 ' lash selections are all very class this 7, �, e00e000e000e00000000000 Oe0000000900009900e99000 Capt., Will (-antelon, 1st Lieutenant, The trade in reedy made goods of every kind is on the increase, and in no will be a grand opportunity for the Fred Johnson, Color Sergeant, Fred music -loving people of Hensall and vi- Chant, 2nd Lieutenant, Murray Gil- _o Tina is it more so than in Ladies' Underwear, At the prides we are selling cinity to hear them. roy, 1st Sergeant, Bert Jackson, at, it cannot pay w person to sit down and make it themselves. The gar- CONCERT.—A parlor concert in aid 2nd Sergeant, Dnncan Stevenson, ments we offer for sale are made in th11 e best and largest factory in Canada. ..f the W. C. A. of Ontario St. Metho- 3rd Sergeant, Harry Brewer. The Great church (will be held at the residence. COLLEGIATE, BOARD cETING.--Tbe of Mrs. F. W. Watts on Friday even- regular monthly meeting of the Colle- Kid love Store• �� ing 26th. A Hue literary and musical fate Institute $Card was held on Fri - and n ramtne is being prepared and g t'*f�F, '''• ` t Ire g day evening, March 19th. Present- everything will be dune to make the Messrs. Jackson, Pluntsteel, Combe, eveningan enjoyable one. Foster and Dr. Shaw. A commnnica_ Tho largest stock end the bigger! solea are here. Our new Kid Gloves for -= - tion from the Education;,] Department, spring are here • direct from two of the best French Glov• makers of Grenoble France and are beyond doubt the beat assortment and values RIt`pREBENTATIVE PUGILISTS. -Chu- was read which drew attention to the , , y g ���` � 1 I I � � � I • ` ton Council occasionally come to fiery requirements of the various depart- ever offered to the trade here, In the lot we show a range of nine new words but as yet no blows Gave been mems of the school to be in com plianee struck. The scraps have so far been } lines,' 1 t `1 with the regulations. The fallowing �"� 6` � 1 � ,,• L with the tongue, but if this from an accounts were passed: -J. Dayatent exchange is a guide we may expect $7.60, J H Cornbe $4.87, D• Prior $2,25, the Mnyor and Mr. Searle to enter the J. Parsons $9.90, Globe Furuitm•e CO., A t 58owe offer you a 4 button Glove in taus and braAne, worth 75�. ring before the, year is out: -"All is $1.80, freight 55c., D. S. Bortell $3, E. At 651 and 750 a NO. I Children's Kid Glove, sizes 4 to 6. - snot smooth sailing in the Chesley Herman $5.35, S. Carter $5.10, W. t,*atwcil any more than it is in other Weston $•2.75. At a Ladips' 7 book Lacing Glove, worth 90c, tans, browns. councils, but they have a most heroic 75e I r3 t;,• ,,^^.•. .;:,; , " way of settling their differences. The "PUBLIC MEETINGS." --The New Frit s y Night Gowns.`_ � w cither da two of the councillors who is of the opinion thin THE NEws-RE Al 95e a Glove that liar given over satisfaction, 7 hook, new shades ill couldn't agree, decided that they must I CORD should not snake public the doings brown, choap at $1.15. Just prices on a few lines to give you White Cotton Drawers, deep been fight it out, so ,they went into the of public coinrnittee meetinggs in con its edea of the values we are giving. emb� nidered frill......... �Ac hack yard; and smashed each other up nectton with the$10,00fiStavely money. At $1 a 4 pearl button Glove in tan, black stitched back and fancy to match. White Cotton Gown, full length White Cotton Drawers, five rows in good shape.' The public have so far been prettywell and size, neck, front :and sleeves fine tucking, wide emttroidery tgoared and etre beginnin to ask why At $1 a 4 button guaranteed Kid Glove in black. We have Bold not ae I trimmed with lace, four c•lus- frill........... 5i1t I1oCKEy.-Oneof the fastest aud most tliey have been. It. ►nay be all right in good for $1.25. I tern of tucks in yoke .......... -)Oc Fine quality Cotton Drawers, exciting games of hockey ever playedthe opinion of the Mayor of Clinton to White Cotton Gown, good qual- three clusters of fine tucks; in Cibltou was played hereon Tuesday, mauauvre $10,000 to his liking and to At $1 a cream washable 8 button Glove. ity, 20 rows fine tucking On fine wide embroidered frill..... 75C March 16tb, between Goderich and the liking of a chosen few and keep the yoke, fine cambric frilling White Cotton Drawers, extra Clinton, the score being 3-3. The teams facts from the public, but THE NEWS- At $1.2,5 we shote a superb line both in black end colors. In Black sal round cuffs, neck, and down quality, two clusters line tuck, 1Lned up as follows: -Clinton -Goal, RECORD cannot agree. $10,CM is too we show the following colored stitched backs and facings with pearl front ......... 65c insertion and wide• embroidery McRae; Point, Read; Cover Point, touch money to he disposed of in a hole buttons to match : White Mauve Greon and Gold. In colored Kids, White Cotton Gown, fine strop frill .... • . • • • .. • . , • , • • • • , • • ' • `t'c• Sp►Copier: Forwards, Forrester, Steep, and corner way, even though the On- ' i Ladies' Drawers, ver Hne (,am - harp. Goderich-Forwards, tario Government may have control of Bi owns, Tana, Fawns and Gold, with stitched backs and facings in cotton, cambric frilling aroun brit Muslin, four rows tucking Shannon, Doyle, McCarthy, McKeever; it White, Brown, Black and light blue, with pearl buttons to match, neck and clown front, yoke fine Point, Thompson; Point, Mwl- insertion and tucking.......... 75c and extra Hne and wide em- CowerIltl coinson ; Goal, Shannon ; Referee, Rutson; Umpires, Cottle and Hexhy, At. half time the score stood 1.0 in 1;lintou's favor. and at time Goderich had scored; making score oneall. The rustomary ave minutes each way was Inlayed, both teams scoring two each, when owing to Goderich having to catch their train the Referee called the Esme. The Refeme not being familiar with the rules the home team got roasted considerably. GET ON THIO VOTERS' LIST.—The u►unicipal assessment rolls, which will forum the basis of the voters' lists on which the next Provincial election will tie fought are about to be made up. Every one who is entitled to have big ` name on that list should see that his ' rights are established now. The qual- ii1cations for a vote are: That one shall be 21 years of age, a British sub- •iect, havo resided in the province for imine toonths, and shall have been it re- sutdentof the municipality in which he ig to be registered on the 15th Febru- ary. Temporary absence ns it lumbal- mann, mariner, fisherman or student will not prevent anyone from being ptaceilon the roll. 'i'ersonal applica- o1orriahould be made to the assessor, genryr $Levet►, 1►y any one who wishes ]die flame placed oft the list. Hereafter tbp provineiAl IWO will be used for Do- mn)Icpfi purposes giso, so that any ane pfaloil on it provihfatnl list will be 4]i- l;tbl(l lint' a v6t6`9u :'%)ominion elediops 31,186. r��� ,•4ttptl in town situluld ak, q rt H. Stevens jRnd b4M. 0� A GREAT TRFAT.-The members of the Rattenhury street Methodist church hall agreat treat last Sanday evening when Gustav Henry Schoof preached. By birth he is a German and left the fatherland at 15 year's. He spent some years on the frontiers of Western America west of the Missouri river and went, to Africa in 1888,'and served on the Bechuanaland Border Police from 1889 to 1891, where he held the rank and acted as Sergt.-Major and travelled over 10,000 males on horse hack. fie was it member of the fninous regiment that rode with Dr. Jamieson into the Transvaal. His dis- course indeed was a nitre treat, its was also his lecture on Monday evening. STOCK NOTEs.—W. J . Bi ins of Elmhurst Farm has recently sold stock as follows: -Mr. Alex. Anderson of Bailiebm•o, Peterboro CO., hats got "Royal Dlarchie," it good, blocky calf of substance and quality. He is sited by 111) t. Royal Don antl Prow Isabella Broughton, etc. William Wallace of Summerhill, Ont., bought the twenty months old"Dignity," a good large hull of tine style, good quality and from extra good mi in stock. He is shred I9mpt. Generalg Booth and from atchless of Elmhurst 10th, etc. Mr. Impt Pollard of Leadbnry, unt., p..rchased "Romeo." He has great substance and quality. He is also sired by Impt. General Booth ,incl from Impt. Red Rose. There are two more yet for sale about 8 months "Rufus" and "Monaco." both sired by Imported "Myal Don." 4' At $1.26 A 1 plain Black or Tan Kid Glove, guaranteed. At $1.35 the new Derby Glove in colors or I.t Chartouse ill plain Black or colors, full range of sizes, 51 to 8. CLEARING LINES IN KID CLOVES. • a At 500 we offer you some odd sizes ; worth more money. At 65c we offer you Black and Tans, were 75c, 85e and $1. At 75c a Lacing Glove in colors, was $1 and $1 15. At 80e your choice of a lot of Black Gloves, wore $1, .$1 .15 and $1.25, At 75c we offer you a washable in White and Gold, worth 85c and $1. Just count the advantages you have here, a complete stock of everything in the GIJve line, guaranteed boat values, positively lowest prices This is the reason why our Gloves are to popular. Our Milliners Are busy at work get ready for our opening, which will be announced in due time. V, W. H. BEESLEY & Co., The Ladios' Favorite Establishment, Clinton. , .1 - - ..s.a...w....d White Cotton Gown, good qua.l- br•oidery........................ $t Ladies' White Cotton Skirts, full ity, 24 rows of fine tucking on yoke, neck, front yoke and size yokel band, good quality cuttrimmed with fine cunt- tuck - cotton, two clnsteis fine tuck- in and 8 inch Hne embroidery torte embroidery ........... . ... 87c frill .. 8x White Cotton Golan, extra fine . Ladies' Skirts, extra fine Cotton, cotton, Wide embroidery collar full size, six rows tucking, 9 and cuffs, 20rows of fine tuck inch fine embroidery frill...... hl fR1 ( ing, 4 rows of embroidery and insertion trout ............... • . $1 4a )aLUIGS)FS — White Cambric Gown, fine q,ntl- one lino in so far.itisa T ine Camtbric At Blouses. dark andtlight Pat -gain. ity Cambric Muslin, 0 inch fine terns, detached or attached collars, well embro. collar, wide embro. nntde, this sonason's styles and worth at fir an cuffs, inserting and embro. yoke �: Icast 75v. for March Sale .. .. The quant'it'y of this line Is limited and when ti flouted With Y ribbon.. , jig 110 • it is gone we can got no more. SOME,,SPEOIAL PRIOES FOR THIS SALE.' Heavy double fold bleached sheeting.... ... 17c I Large white Diapor Towels, 23x30 inches. eo ored borders, extra heavy, would be factory 5M yards heavy factor cotton, 30 inches wide, worth at least 7+ac, for lt�arch gale, ric cheap at 15c...... . ` .. 40 inch heavy factory cotton, special at.. . , flyc f,arge husk towels, `22x30 inches, fine g11it1• Its and all pure linen, regular Mr. for 0-4 best quality twill sheeting, for March 1 March sale...... 2.1c sale .................. ....... . ........ ... Ilk• 06 inch bleached Damask tabling. 11110 qual- ' 0-4 name quality ..... ........... . . .. 2fx• ity, good pattern .. ... .... 0I4! IOd slime quality. . — .............. .. 20c Dare Linen Damask, CA inch, half himehed, 4(W 10 piecos Oxford sheetings, fast colors, regu- lar I5c, quality special at ................... lac extra heavy ..... . ...... . ... .. . % inch heavy linen tabling, half bleached 27v IlottPr goods for less money, better qualities at less profit and better all round vale,,4 that cin be had elsewhere are the inducements we hold out to Our cus!omcts HODGENS BROS, The Dry Goods Palace, Clinton,.