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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1901-04-11, Page 8Th W k c oo ly Story ot the Dig Store, gIVE WILLB (ILAl49--coswi40.16.wwsovvyyvvvvvvvvvvyvvy~",*evAtiwwww‘wr " '1"-"4 11.4.144" • '4r(,r4i't 1,1,140 41411 ' re' YeAlWileasYsAAWiesseleeseeekeefeWsleeteO/WeseeetNeeteeNesesialaWeeeara~V r. RODGE1NS BROS./ BIG DRY GOODS STORE HOME NEEDS Our talk this week is of this store's stock of home needs. It is a stock that suits us b tt h have ever shown before. It suits us bet- ter because it is better. It is the best stook of house furnishings in this section and whether your home wants are floor coverings, curtains or draperies you'll find here big variety, uplo date patterns, reli- able qualities and downright good values. The iVew e er n every way t an any we • • • Carpets - An ever increasing turnover in our carpet department is the best evidence we have that we do the carpet business right. We couldn't go on selling more every season if - we didn't sell carpets that were satisfactory,inevery way. This season'astoek is the biggest and best we 'have 'ever shown, which means that it is the biggest and best ever .brought into Clinton. It is a stock that is thoroughly good in every way. If you are thinking of New Carpets see what we.can do. We think that we Can satisfy you, that it will be to your interest to buy here, These will give you an idea of the stock we Hemp Carpets • ' Hemp carpets woven or printed patten, in'stripes or floraral designs, medium and dark colorings, good wearing qualitio, per yard-- , ,12ie to Hemp.Stair. Carpets Hemp stair oarpetseall reversible patterns, plain ex fancy centres with contrasting ne, e. borders, 15 to 23 inehes wide.... ... I 2ic to 40c • Union Carpets • -All colors guaranteed not to run, newest 1001..patterns and coloring; qualities) that • will 'stand heed wear., reversible, frill yard wide ........... 25C to WIC WOol Carpets Our stook of all wool carpets was made by the best makersin Canada, every riece is gaiirenteed pure wool, and the colors'ae fast. They are the ideal carpet for putewear, a fine assortment of patterns, at per yard 75c, 85c and OOC Tapestry. Carpets *: Ud1yn pkoe we shotiebut is new this iteaSon, meaitun tiedeaeon, large designs in all the newest coloriegs, handsome designs and color blendings, and good glA wearing qualities, at per yard .... .,25e, 50c, 60c, 7c and uve . Japanese Matting • Grow more in favor every season. They are an ideal summer- floor covering;• • Tins spring we show some particularly goo& value and a good range of pat- ne terns, at per yard .... . .• lilies 20c and ,oC • Oil Cloth and L,inolettnis .18 inches to 4 yards wicie, real geed qualities, black or floral patterns, per yard 1,1 441 ..... • • .. • , • • ... . ...... . . 160 • • • • ••••••,t,•••.**....15e to yews, •Are being used more eachaeasen and are Very fashionable. We carry a good assortment and can get any wanted size. for you ai:a few days' notice. We remind you again that we know. how .to cut carpets with theleast possible waste and to make and lay. them- pro- perly. . etIRTAINS DIRECT • The curtains' in this stock are bought direct from °the man who there, That means that they are bought at the lowest possible price. As we buy so we sell.and turn them over, to you the same way. There are hundreds of pairs of new curtains all the way from 25c to $7 00 per Raiz The patterns are new and correct and you'll get the right styles and save money if you do your curtain, buying .here. Here are a few curtain price hints. At Seventy/five cents Nottingham Lace Curtains), 34 yarde long, plain centre, • inches) wide, lock WW1 edge, per pair At One dollar leottitghtim Lace Curtains, full 34 yarde long, 50 Malice handsome floral design, extra special yalue At One dollar and a:quarter Nottingham Labe Curtams, full 84 yards long, 48 'lichee Wide,lock ditch edge,veryi , new eatterus, square border, plain centre with dot, a nice bedioem curtaittasicca At One dollar andr,Sevinty/five Eine Nottingham Lao Curtains, flew, strong net, look stitch edge, 84 yarag lopg k 60 Moho wide, handsome vine patterns per pair...... .. . . . , • , tee le trie Curtains at $3.00 • floral design boeder, 50 .75e wide, look stitch edge, Loo Extra Eine Nottingham Curtains, hand- • genie border with small figure in centrea curtain good enough for any room,34 yards long, fine but strong net . Bobinette eurtains are the swell window clrapery,no other kind looks so fresh and dainty especially for bedroom or sitting roon3s. In the United States the demand is greate.t than the supply and they are growing more popular here every day. We show some handsome designs with frills and lace and insertion, trimmed at $2.24 to $6.00 RAVE YOU OPINION Of the pretty new styles and coloringe in Wall Papers that we show. A larger stock than ever before awaits your inspee. time It is the hest assortment we have ever had. It wee bought as cheap as we know how to buy and with 48 much care to have a good. eelection in design and coloring as we could possibly take. We are reason- ably well experienced now and we think we have a stock just right from any view point you can take it. We said it was bought as cheat) as we could, buy it and we want to impress you equally with the fact that it is on sale at as low a price as we can honestly offer it. Now you know what we claim for it. Will you came and see it and tell us wnat it lacks? Agents Parker's Dye Works. The IV, D. Fair go. Often, the 011evest, Always the Best. About o 0 WHERE THEY ARE People H 16 °ERY WAHREE00 R E TG Mr. Joy was in Mitchell on Sunday. Mr. Frank Keegan of Bityllehl was in town yesterday. Mr. B. A. tiigglnsOf Varna was in town on Saturday, Mr. Percy Gifford. Teeswater, came home for Good Fikley. Me. W. McTaggart of Toronto came home for Good Friday. Mrs. 'Whitehead spent Easter Sunday with friends in Goderieh, Miss Irene Jackson has been visiting friends in Goderich this past week. Mrt and Moe John McGarva have been visiting friends in Goderieh this pest week. Mr, IL Murphy came up from Exeter for Good Friday and remained until Monday Mr, Harry 'Walker has returned to his borne in Belfast to spend the Easter holidays, Mr. Thee, Brown of Seaforth was in Clinton yesterday conducting an auction sale. Mr. Henry Cook of Streetaville was: the guest of tats sister, Mrs. Peter • Ceek, over Sundey, Master Tom Horsley of Goderich was the guest of his grandmother, Mts. Warner, last week, Miss Lilly Weary of Blyth wes the guest of her friend, Mists Female Shipley, on Sunday, 1 Mr, Wes. Stevens and Maier Frank Tyndall spent the Easter holidays in Brampton and Toronto. Mr. Lester Reynolds, who has been clerking in London, spent Easter Sunday with his parents. Dr. and Mrs, W. E. Smith of St. Thonias spent Hester with their daughter, Mrs, R. P. Reekie. Mr. Hares). Brown, foreman of the Hanover Pose, was the guest of Mrs. Turnbull • of Haron street over • We Kno• w • Mr. J. W. Bell of Blyth was in town tion Sasintrilay and Monday an hie way with his daughter. It Mr. Bayer Sundayed at Aliso 01114 Dr. Holmes spent Sundae, in London. Mr. J. P. Tisdall was in Toronto this Mwr.eGekraham of Inglewood was in town • on Saturday. Mr, Will. Stoddart of Egmondville is again in town. Mr. John McEwan went home to Ailsa Craig for Easter, • Mrs. H. Andrews visited Seaforth friends on Saturday. Mrs, 5. H. Snaith and Master Joe are visiting Toronto relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Vieellewcombe enjoyed Easter holidays in Petiolia. Miss Eva Turnbull of the Hanover Post staff came home for Easter. Mr. George Washington frOm near Toronto has been home on a visit. Mr. John Leslie, Jr. came down from Gorldricla to spend Easter at home, MreeNorenan B. Henry spent Easter fSourtgay at his old home ha 'leant - Mr. J. Taylor is' in Toronto this week • attending a big sale of boots • and • shoes. Miss Menie Houston returned to the Tmoornodnatyo. Oonservatory of Maisie on Mr. John Scrutore of Teeswater has • been spending few days with Cain. ton friends. •• Mr. William jonesRpent /earn Friday to Mouday with friends in .Goderich and vicinity, Mr. Gen. Hollinger of the Hollinger and Ball ()hair Co., Hanover, was in Gown on Tuesday. ' Mrs. G. 'V. Taylor and Miss Carrie Tay- lor of Detroit are guests of ides. William Alexander. ' Mrs. Koenig of Ayeen was the.guest'of • her son, Mr. 0, B. Koenig, from • Thursday to Monday, • Mr. and Mrs. George Swartz are spend- • ing a week or so with their son, Mr. • J. Swartz of Wingham. Professor Burgess, who preached in St. Patin on Sunday, was a guest at Mr. H,ovey's while in town. Mrs George Flintoff, Miss Mabel and Master Glenn have been- spending a few days a" with friends in Egaeond• - Mrs. John Layton, who has been • spending a, few days in -Berlin the ruest of relatives, returned: to her • home on Tuesday, • • Mrs). James Walker spent Easter at • St. Jacobs as the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs, Thotnas Rumba, and • returned home on Tuesday. Mr, Ira Bice of Olandehoye, who led in the score at the Gun Club match an • Good Friday, is a brother of Mr. Bice of the Rattenbury treat marble works. Miss Tillie Akain took part in an en- tertaioment in Henault the other night with Miss Florence Hays of • Chicago, who is on a, tour through Ontario. Mrs. S. Erb of Huron street was in Berlin this past week arranging to • dispose of her property.ia that town • as she has decided to become per. manent resident of Clinton. • De W. M. Lowery went yesterday to • Dungannon, where he will practise his profession. That he will do well is the belief of those who know+ him, all of whom wish him success. Mrs. Shea of Montreal came up from -.that city about a fortnight ago to visit her brother,Rev. Father Mc- Menamin, and 01)Tueeday was join. ed by Mr. Shea. They left for home • on Monday. Rev. Me. Gurnee, the new rector of St. Paul's, is in town this week, and will ' conduct the services next Sunday. So soon as the reptiles are completed • at the rectory be will move his fam- ily up from Parkhill, Miss Lou Ouimette of Toronto Medical College was the gnest of the Misses I3iggart on Good Friday. She was • on her way home to Londesboros ow- • ing to the death of her grandfather,' the late Walter Riddell. Mr. Thomas McKenzie. Jr, left yester- day afternoon for North•Bay, where lin has secured a situation. He took with him a letter of recommenda. tion from his worship Mayor Jackson to Mayor Pay, formerly a resident of this good town, Squire Higgins of Elinhtiest Farm was in Guelph and Elora last week Visit- ing the stock farms in that district with a view to adding to the ntim. bee of his thoeobreds. Ori such visits the Squire will look et nothing but ' long-po,digreed blue-blooded stock. Mr. William Gerry, builder, etc., of London was the guest of Mr. James Stevens on Thursday and Friday last and while here advised with a com- ieitte of the Ontario street Metho- dist church how heat to improve their church, enlarge its seating capacity, etc. Mrs. P. 11. Murray of Varna, acorn. gaoled by Mr. Harty Chesney, who as been the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Murray for a few days wort in town yesterday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Murray having disposed of their business at Varna will be leaving there MAI lst and their departure will he regretted by, among others, the travelling publie. who found them a model host and hosteas. Mr. G. W. Himmel!, the Kirliton dominie Was in toWn Tuesday on hie way'beek today from the home. Stead at Kincardine, where he had been spending Good reiday and Easter. While up thee° assisted his brother Thomas, to 'become a benediet, still another brother help-. ing to perform the fateful ceremotly. G. W. Wag met here by hie brother X.E,of Varna and went arose to that village to spend day oe so before returning to Kirleton, what' 11 all necountto, he is etting along'farnous. ly, Mr. J. T. aims, late of Vane, 19, we are glad to beer, doing well in I business at the satne plate. spent lciunirliy Goderich where. he is next to impossible to coax J. W, • away from business except on holi- • days, which be almost invariably spends with his daughter. The following teachers came home for Easter Mise Maud Moffat of Beech- er,Miss Flossie King, of Dashwood. Miss Olive Heaver of Colborne, Miss Mary Stewart of •Lucknow, Miss Grace Sheppard of Arva, Miss Della O'Neil .of Auburn, Miss Eva Cooper • of Duni°, Miss Illaude Wiltsie of Walton. • Messrs, Hudson and John) Consite of the -Parr Line, Stanley; Were among those who attended the meeting of the Huron Presbytery held in Willis church on Tuesday. They were • much interested in the proceedings • as the charge to which they Belong is to he declared vacant, Pastor Acheson having resigned. Cbiseihurst, Mr.Esli Heywood of Exeter occupied the -Methodist church pulpit on Sunday last. We are pleased to see Miss Essie Mc- Taggart cut again, she having been confined to the house all winter with a dislocated knee. Mr. Win. Kinsman is in Essex coon- ty this Week on business. . Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers and Mr, and Mrs. lames Parsons from near Hillsgreen were guetts at Mr. John Fitzgerald's on Sunday last. The Misses May and Hattie Johnston of London spent their Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Keyes and friends. Mr.Andrew Wood commenced plow- ing sod on Thursday of last week. Andrew likes to keep things moving. • The frog bind has been reorganized and they. give a free conceit every evening. • TEAT Et OP MRS. GEO. HENRY Mrs. George Henry, one of the early settlers of East Wasvaliosh, breathed her last on Saturday aged • sixty-three • years. She was born in 1886 married to Mr. George Heney, who survives her, in 1857, and two years litter they took up a bush lot in , Wawanosh and in the intervening years won the respect and esteem of all with whom they came in contact. To them were born five Sons: Dr. James Henry of Dutton, Day,id of Spokane, Waslaing- ton, Fountain of .Montana, Herbert and Wellington at, home ; and ilve daughters, .Mrs. E. "McDowell, East. WaWanosh, Mrs, Amos Challenger, Goderich township, Mrs, M. Clemens, Respeler, Mrs. 3. L. Stonehouse, Beigrave, and Ida at home. The funeral took place on. Monday to the Westfield Methodist church where a memorial sermon was preached by • Rev. Jolan Kennedy after which the interment took place in the Westeield cemetery. The pallbearers were three .sons,' James, Herbert and Wellington, • and three sons-in-law, A. Challenger, E. McDowell andJ. L. Stonehouse, 1.146TEFt 011A.NGE BLOSSOMS • =MYRON TOWNSHIP. • A most enjoyable event took placed on Good Friday eyening at the resie dews. of Mr. John MeTavish. 4th con. Huron township, it being the occesion of the insteriage of his daughter Nettie to Thomas E. Hammel also of Huron. While the sweet strains of the wed- dings/meth were being played by lele.W. Lofft of St. Marys the bridal party entered thebeautifullydecorstred parlor, the le ide leaning on the arm of her either. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Merartene, assisted by Revs. Hartwell and Kainean the pres. mice of 120 guests. The bride was handsothely attired in embroidered organdie trimmed with Valenciennes hoe, ehillen, wearing bridal veil and wreathed ih an, ilax, end 'carrying in her hand a briquet of carnation s old heather. The bridesmaid, her sister M aggie, in a similar trousseau, and carry,ing a baguet of pink catgut. Mons and smilax, appeared almost equally charming. The groom was ably assisted by his brother Wesley of Kirk ton. After the usual congratulations were extend- ed, the guests repaired to the dinin hall where all thoreughly enjoyed sumptuous wedding feast. The health of the young couple was "toasted" in the usual jocular warmer. The remainder of the evening was spent in music, games, etc., while the programme was ranch enlivened by the Many selections rendered by Mr. Loift ort his gramophone. The presents were very valuable as well as of ornament, significant of the esteem in which the bride is held The guests from Lomita) GuelpfeEx. eters. St.Marys, Verna and "surreund ing villages The happy couple will go to their new home on the Saugeen Road where there many friends wish. them a long and happy life. pm\ Auction Sale of alves. The undersigned will aell by nubile auction and without reseeve at the Commercial hotel yards, Clinton, on. APItIL 11elt 15. choice calves fi orn three to eight days old. Sale at 2 o'clock, G001101,1 CitaleMiet, Proprietor, Clinton, April 10th. House for Sale. Tho nntioraighed /aerator nolo or to rent bit ono titory helaSts on Albert steOet together with Ono riunttot, ado of iand, on whim Moro are thlrty frult treos, Good. ClintonsApilI1010 11, ilItsle 41*******10.11914......+++.....44,.....444.14........+.14*****444410114.*****414114...a.4444•4444.41140•44.404411 "A Some what Different Store," ew • • our price only . , .... ..... . ' . . . Spring .Curtains dust as regularly as the week comes around it brings with it something new at this store, This week we open up our new Lace Curtains. We bought them many months ago at a big saying in' price and pass them on to you at a saying of one-third. • Thrifty buyers are .fast finding out that they ?an buy the best goods here for less money than most stores' charge for the poorer grades, same with Lace Curtains as with anything else. We incite you to come ancl see the New Curtains, we think it will pay you; Lace Curtains 26 inches wide mid 24 yards long, taped edges,. fine quality. Splendid value at per pair , ...... Lace Curtains 81 inches wide and 24 yards long, fine open 'design, with taped edges, good quality lace, Extra, value at per pair.... Nottingham Lace Curtains 3 yds long and 45 inches wide .in choice designs, lock stitch k;c1ges, fine open design, usually sold at $1.00 ‘i • 41 .2C I Nottingham Lace Curtains', extre, fine quality lace: open design, I u I fouultl, 3perlyczierds lopA... •• f•• •.•. .41,g, good width, very exclusive designs, with lock stitch edges, all erorth one -this d more t5Qhen 75 4 • 2.00 2.50 2. . if 1 to 60 hes widte all new designs, lock Very fine quality NottinghtineLace Curtains % yards long and 50 3. 386.25 1501.3,75 . 1 iitItchincedges, 00 e choice lot at per pair... Nottingham Lace Curtains 34 yards long and 50 inches wide in 1,00 • floral design, good quality lace, will give Al wear, price lefuslin ancl Swiss Ciwtains at per pair.,. Fine quality Nottingham Lace Onrtitins full 3e yards long and 50 4.50 to 6,50 1 Very dainty deeigns. • at per pair • edges, will give good wean. Speelal value 1.25 and 60 inches wide, in s:, good choice of designs, ell lock stitch • gn 7g Dotted Swisses for Curtains etc., per ye. I 4U I I •U .121 .15 .17 .30 1. .• Curtains. . I '• Chenille Curtains e yarde long and 84 inches wide, in colors of , Chenille Curtains 8 yards long and 40 inches wide, heavy quality, • green, brown and red, heavy fanged ends, fancy borders, good Q n in colors of red: brown and green, fancy borders,. knotted tringe A no value at, per pair. U I , on ends. Special value at per pair , •Mit) U Tapestry.Table Covers 4-4 size with . fringe around Cover, in assorted • colors. Price each.. UU •• Chenille Table Oovers. 6-4 and 8-4 ,sizes, in the 'newest shades, of green, red, blue and brown,. fancy effects with fringe t r • OUR HA.TS are STYLISH 1••••••••••*•••••••.n.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,..44.44+•t••••••••••••••••••••i•••••••••••••••••• Extra value at . . . . 1.20 2.50, • .• • Al..Great Showing. No words can convey to your mind any adequate ideaof the great assortment of hats we are showing. It is against your own interests if you fail, to see our display. Not, - only is the assortment the largest. ever shown in town:but the hats are different,richer 'and more stylish than others, and our prices lower: Elegant Trimmed Hats 'sit 2.00, 0.75, 3.00, 3.50, 4.50, 5.75. Higher • priced ones if you want them. •Misses and children's Hats on display all priced ., YOUR ME ONY BAUR' • •' II' YOU WANT IT • • 1 WE CHARGE . NOTHIIIG . for EXT1RA .3STYLE. CLINTON., • • r )f moderately. • ... • • • • • • Mit!Iffirittitiiffilf11111111!PtItt 11Fittittltritrimttilmtrtt .s m Ittittwittrirrntrimmrrtittittittiimmtmtrrtimmitittittm '' . .._ . . , . . ..._.... ...., .... lei • Our Prices.Keep.'.Us Bus • __. ... ..... ..... . ' . ..._ .-. , Never before have we been so busy in our Ordered .--- Clothing Department and the reason is not hard to find. ...„ . This season our purchases of Tweeds • both for . our retail, ..- and wholesale departments were on. such a large scale that ...... bought direct from the manufacturer ankl saved the mid- dlemen's profit. This big saving will be seen in our great range of suitin.gs which we are selling at $12, $14 and $16. a. Our goods at the above prices will be a surprise to keen buyers. Then. again, look at the cut, make ,and finish of (mg - clothing which we now send from the Atlantic to the Pacific t-7.- coast, Let us get your spring order. It will pay you. m Who's Your Hatter? The Shirt Question. •' 3 •We are sole - ,--. , .. The best shirt on the ....•. agents for the cele - 44, e,l, niarket is none too good I ..--- •,',114 Pt ' 4 I brated Christy Eng- bat the tarnous W G & a ..,_. I -.,• ki It goods are the nearest •a ei':i11 c -0- ' lish Eats and this \ , ... , .._-- • . make we are safe in to perfection we can find, ..Z. .....-- .1.E saying is the best in the world. E• When you buy the Christy make you are sure of getting a hat that will stand •-•„,t its color, a hat that will keep its shape, 'a ir-- hat that will wear. We have this cele- brated make .in both stiff and soft hats at ..... `-- $1.50. People who want good value can- .— not afford to miss these goods, ...:--. 8• 041loathves. latest novelties in Men' s and • 414., There is a fit and style 4.. about them that cannot g be beaten. Ifyou are dis- satisfied with what you are wearing try our great 73 $1 shirt both white and culored and you will be a. satisfied. The fancy col- ored shirt is all the rage and in our stock srou will 3 find all the proper goods. -a Our selection. of shirts is the largest in this section. and we can fit any size. • The ClothingPeople CLINTON. I Neil;