HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1903-08-27, Page 8The Clinton News•Recorti August, 27th 1900.
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• School
Supplies
FIRST SRO W OF FA.LL IIATS•
New Ready to Wear Hats for Fall are
here. They are a foretaste of the coining
season's fashions ancl will give you idea of
the Millinery styles far Fall. Latest New
York shapes, correct in every particular.
Come in and see them.
BLACK CAT BRAND
CHICAGO-ROCKFORD
HOSIERY COMPANY
KENOSHA, WIS.
School Bells
Wil! Soon•
tie Ringing,
The Black Cal
IS eady for
The Opening.
School bells will be ringing a,,gain next ,week -
and boy's and girls will be getting luck to school.,
Lots of them will be wanting new stockings. The.
Black Cat is ready and here with a big stock of this
famous make of School Stockings.
Black Cat Stockings are the Stocking for
every hard wear, giving service and satisfaction as
no other stookingi do. They are knittecl. just right
with the greatest strength at the straia points, and
dyed with dyes that stay in the enlacing and .never
come off. •Double Knees. Dble Heels. Double
Soles. Built to wear.
25c, 35c a T 140c a pair..
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A Handkerchief Extra.
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Here is a'School Opening Bargain
in Children's .School Handkerchiefs. 60
dozen here of hem -stitched cambfic
handkerchiefs that we bought at a bar- -
gain. It won't make much difference if
the children do loose their handkerchiefs
when you can get them at a price like
this.
Over 700 &Wren's white cambric handkerchiefs hem- •
stitched, nice foe cloth, clearing lot We pi away •
below their value.' lf we had not two stores for
an out -let we would have had to let the bargain
pass. They go oneats Saturday at your choice
at the very low price ... . . ,...8 for 10c.
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Rain Cowls
FOR A FIVE DOLLAR -BILL
Last week we got a bargain in Lalie's Rsin.
Coats. Because we did yo z Cali get .one tide ;Week.
There are just 22 of them They are this seasons
styles aid made born pure wooden cloths and ab-
solutely Rin Proof. a nice variety Of
neat designs' ia greys, fawn4 aal broi,vip, $6.50 or.
87 00 wouldbe the rrice if we had not dot this
clearing lot ht a bargain. '
Ladies Cloth Rain Coats, full skirt, largesIteve.4 loose beek, coat
°oiler, Eases5 to 64. eel) ke,p their appearance and wear
well, regular $G.00 to $7.00 g.hriiientk now on Hale at eaeb.. 0.111,
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THE NE W WAISTINGS.
More Now Fancy •Waistings cams in this
week. A betto
er sock of Waist Materials we never
ani bet of all th,re *are •only two or three
Waists the slime in the colleetion Whett a
pattern is once sold out w- i'l not repiace it.
•
French Flannel Waistitgs 50c.
Bedford turd Waistings 60
Siiii Embroidered Redford Cord Waistino $1.
Fancy (Cream Waistiogs 76c, $ Land $125
Mercerized cotton Waistings 75e4
ODGENS BROS.
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WE INVITE YOU To BRING
YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLY NEEDS
',CO US AND HAVE THEM SAT-
ISFIED. OUR or,akmIS To DO
SO TO YOUR ADVANTAGE AND
OUR PROFIT. IE YOU $F.ND
YOUR CHILDREN WE WILL DO
THE BEST WE CAN FOR THEM.
ALL THE REGULAR TEXT
BOOKS AND SUPPLIES GENER-
ALLY'. OUR SCRIBBLERS ARE
riru 131$T, GOING FROM se
UP, 13IG IN VARIETY AND
VALUE, ATTRACTIVE IN COV-
ER DESIGN. OUR PADS ARE
AS BIG AS -ANY FOR. THE
OUR PENCILS, BAGS, 130X..
E$, SLATES, ROLDERS, ETC.,
ETC.,• ARE BETTER THAN
MANY SOLD AT THE PRICE.
• WE DON'T BUY IN CARLOAD
LOTS BUT WE BUY BIG B;NOU--
GI-I TO BUY CHEAP AND ALI,
CHEAP . . . .....
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Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The IV, D. Fair Co,
Often the Cheapest, Always the Best.
About
People
We Know
Rev, Manning is in Muskoka, .
Miss Ilertie Mason is in, London this
week,
Mr. and • Mrs. Richard Ransforcl are
in Muskoka, •
'Mr. Lester Whitely returned to St,
• ThotnaS •yesterday, '
Postinaster Gairdner of Baylleld was
in Clinton on Tuesday: • •
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson COok of. Varna
were in town. on Monday,
Mrs. F, W. Watts, visited Wingham
and Gorrie friends last. weat,
The. Misses Levy Of Toronto •are
guests at. Mr. John Torrence's.
Master . Frank Walker is home. from
Stratford for a weeh's holidays.
Miss Li•ezie Trowhill returned Mon-
• day from a week's visit. at Ramil-
ton. . ' .
•Mr. P. Senn of Brantford, well.known
this • district, is in town this
. 'week.
Mr. ',Wilfrid 'Stevenson .of London is
spending his holidays at his. home
Mir4. :tM°Ntvilirdoch •Ro;is, th well known
• fisherman of Baylield, was -in town
•
on Friday .last. • , • .
J. • A: Ford .is visiting • thei
•Of Messrs. E. and .J. Ach-
eson of Goderich, • . •
Mra. Charles •Milne leas returned to.
.town end will probably make her
• home in-• • . .• •
•Mr. W. 'comp left on Saturday for
'London: to take a position on :the
• organ factory 'staff: •• . •
Mr. Harry. Darrow,- mine host .of the
.Cotninercialliotel, Bayfleid, was In
Clinton on • Saturday. • • • .
Dr. Milneof Jackson, Mich., sem of
the .late Charles *Milne; is spending
a few clays .iii •town.- ••
Miss Nesbitt. •of • Detroit and Miss
' Macdonald. of Luckiiow are visiting
at Mr. Harry . Canteion's. . • -
Mr. and 'Mrs, Jahn Heblarof , Bow-
maitville • are .guests of their sate
Mr. V. H. Hellar, .jeweler;
County Attorney • Lewis and Barrister
• Proudfoot . of Goderich were in town
•',1"tresday attending the inquest.
Mr.. and Mrs. • E, • M. McLean, who
.• had been suinenering • at leinclsor,
returned to town . on • Thursday
Mr and •Mrs. :Harvey .Plurnateel • of
• Buffalo were guests last. wee1 . of the
••fortner's sister, Mrs. •W. T., O'Neil.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stochlart, .who had
been spending. the :holidays at Lor -
Onto. and Listowel, 'returiaxt home
last week.
Mrs. George • Ruinball and her datigh-..
• .ter, -Miss Emily. cif •Merlette, Mich,,
are visiting at her mother's, Mrs.
Rudd'A of towe.
Miss Stanley of Toledo, Ohio, who
has •been •• visiting friends
and townshipITfor a. few weeks, lea-
• ves for -borne this Week.
Miss Jessie O'Neil of. Cleveland,Oltio, '
is the guest . of , her uncleo, Mr, CT...
O'Neil. .1Ier .brother Charlee was.
over last. week' but. made a shorter.
visit, •Mr. • George Roberemi drove' to Brus-.
• scis on Sunday and •on his return
•..was • accOmpanied. by Mrs. Roberton,
• whp had been .visiting. friends. there
for • a fortnight. , • •Mr •
G..L. Zeigler, the popular ledger -
keeper . in :the . SoVereign. Bank, ' to -
turned to duty oir Monday after en-
joying his holidays at his horn O at
Elmira .and elsewhere.
Mr. Henry „R. Cole, 'son of . Mrs.
(Dr.'t Cole of town, Who has. been
living'in, Arizona for a few years,
• has -Moved to. •Blake, •California,
where he has accepted a still more
lucrative" position. . • • . • • - • .
Mrs. R. J. Miller and Iter mother,
Mrs. C. Dale, of Ifullett returned,
on Friday night last from a sin
•,weeks' visit • to the lattor!s daugh-
ter Mrs. Ben. Snell of Phoenix,
13ritish Coltrnibia, They also visited
at Winnipeg andother points on
. route,
Mrs. Charles Stewart, who has been
• visiting in 'Clinton and Stanley
aiid Goclexich townships for several
weeks, returned to her lionre in
London on Saturday. Her many
• friends, • will be (much pleased' to
learn that her health has unieh.
i'ii-
praved
Ammar those who 'left for the *est
• .fritesday of last week were Messrs.
Charles Lovett and Harry Woody
yard of the 11a0 • Line. .The lat-
ter's destination was Pilot Mound,
while the former goes on to the
Ca.rnduff district where his brother
Noble .and •several old frietuls are
farming. They have gone' a•visit-
ing, but if they .should see any
lyargains lying around they'll do
business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Masten of Coati-
cooke, Quebec, have been guests for
some days at the Ontario street par-
sonage. For over forty years Mr,
MaStett was cep -Le -cc' itt educational
work and for two dozen years of
that time principal trf the academy
at Coatleoeke. He some titne since
retired from the active work and is
now living at ease mid ht receipt
of a pension. Ile is one of the old-
est members of the Protestant CO-
• mien. of Ittlueatitm for the province
()I Quelsee, a position of consider-
able responsibility and much sought
after.
Big Eargain.. in. .oys.
Bchool'Clothing
FOP Thursday, Friday and Saturday
• On the above named days we have decided to place on Sale about 50 Boys' Suits at a great saving in
price. These are odd lines of our best selling strits,there are all sizes in the lot but not all sizes of every
kind. It will be your advantage to provide your boy with a new outfit during this sale before -school
starts. Every garment in the lot is made to give satisfactory wear,and should they for nny reason not
stand as they should we will gladly make it right..
•
Boys' Suits at $2.50
Boys' two piece Suits made of an all wool Halifax tweed, well lined and
tinished,•also odcl.lines Of tweed suits in assorted designs, worth up
to,84_ at
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Boys' Suits worth up to $5.50 at $3.75
Your choice of several lines of boys' three.plece Suits, made of good
strongtweed,:wellilined and finished, some haying double seats and
knees in pants, these are suits that sold up to $5,50 for
Boys' Knickers at 50c
50 pairs of boys' Knickers made of extra strong tweed in assorted pat*
terns, most of them have double .seats and knees, and seams are 50
double stitched these are lines worth up to 85e for. . ........., ...•
4 dozen Boys' Caps in Golf and Yacht shape, made of floe navy. blue
•
serge, also,fine Scotch tweed,all sizes from 6/ to n regular price 35c 25
and 50c to go at
We have just opened up our stock cif new fall Caps for boys. They fare
the new Yacht and Automobile shape, made of fine nave blue cloth
with rubber peaks that will not break,. A splendid assortment to n
choose froin
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2.50
3.15
1 dozen onlymen's Peak Caps in assorted colors?, only one or two of a
kind. Regular prices are Wc and 75c to clear at
15 only boys' Crush Hats in colors of black,fawn and grey,just the thing
for school wear, regular price is 75c to go at each
4 dozen Boys fine all wool Sweaters in colors of red, navy blue and green.
Collars and wrist bands have white stt•ipes, all sizes for boys 4 to 16
years at one price
16 only fine negligee shirts in blue and white, red and white and hiaek
and white stripes. Sizes 1.4 and 15 only. These are the best $1.25
shirts in Clinton to go at •
Boys' Wool Hose at 30c and 35c
•
200 pairs of boy heavy wool Hose in assinted sizes, these stockings are
• made of an English' yarn that vein give excellent Wear. Sizes up to• .35
8 are 30c. 8, 9, 9i and 10 aro
Boys' Cotton Hose at 2' pair for 25c,.
100 pairs of boys' ribbed cotton Hose.all at. e fast black and will ' d
•
. 25
. 35
. 50
.75
wear regular prices up to 20e, at 2 pair for, 4fl VO
...... ...
.25
These Bargains Should Bring You. Here. Early
Tlnirsday
50c and. 60c Summer Silk at 35c
Corded Silk in colors of pinkandwhite stripe blue and white also plain • 0 g
white regular 500 and 60e for.... .... . .. ...... .... ........ sOU
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Colored rluslins worth up to 30c for Sc
On Thursday morning we will place on sale another lot of colored mus • ft c
• lins, that sold as high as'30c for ...... . :
1VIuslins worth up to 35c!at 10c
We Still have a splendid assortment of colored Mullins that are worth in
up to 85e foe ' • . • .:. , , , ... . . .. I U
• ' Summer thoves
30o kinds for 20c . 40e, 45c and 50c kinds for 30c
•
Colors of Tan, Black and White. Lace and silk ef-
fects. •
50c and 75c Corsets at 38c
Odd lines of Summer Corsets of net and Batise regular 50e and 75c for:. 8
Paper Patterns worth 25cfand 30c tor 8c
Your choice of 200 Paper Patterns, new Designs coming every month n8
that are marked 25e and 80c valuee for ........,. ... ... -....,.
New Fall and Winter Mantles
We are now making our first display of Mantles and we
feel sure they are the best values ever seen in Clinton.
We are also showing our new Suitings, Waistings, Tailor-
made Skirts, Raincoats Flannelette Wear, Kid Gloves, Ete,
Shirt Waists Are Being Sold At Big Reductions
85c and -90c for 50c $1.25 to $1.75 for 75c
YOUR MONEY BACA
YOV WANT Vt
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CLINTON
• STANLEY .TOWN811.1.P:. . •
Miss Ea' ntna Wasson of • Chathairi,
who has been visiting at her Uncle's; •
Mr., Robt. Greer's; happeticcl with . • a
very serious, accident. on Ines,day,
Site was ' playing in the. barn while
the mot Were' at work drawing up
straw with the slings and became'
entangled'. in the rape • which . jerked
her out of the mow . mit° the floor
about. twenty East below,. Ibreakiatg
both arms aticl it isfeared she •is
hurt internally. •.
. Miss P. ' •Wilds . of Thessalow is home
on a visit to. her brothtr. Valentine.
Mr. . and Mrs. Swartz and family •
of Buffalo,' who hhve been the • guests
of Miss Maggie. Wilds the past welt,
returned home, on Monday• , •
Rohner •Bros." large barn on the
Brownson Line. was totally desti-53,ed
with the season's crop, by fire on
Taesday • morning: . This is a serious
foss as they • disposed' • of. . all their
bush. last wmter. Theloss is partly
•'covered by insurance.
Mr, Robt, McMurray. is around
apples.' for ,D, Canteloe. Bob' is
the • right buyer.. • •
• Mr. W. J. Stiesoit shipped • three •
carloads of cattle to Montreal lase
Week and another load on Monday,
The News-RecOrd gives more ,Stale -
ley township news than all. the other:
•Papers put • tcigetlier. •
• Mr. Robert Reid 13. A; • and Mrs.
Reid . and daughter of Ridgetowe were
the'. guests of Mr, and Mrs, Williestn
Rathwell the other day: •
• Mr. John W, Reid. shipped. • a load
of fat cattle to Tarmac) on Monday
last. Thesc cattle were fed by Mr,.
Reid . and were a good lama,
• Mieses Emma and Elizabeth .Burnett
were the guests of Miss Stella Rath -
well on Sunday last.•
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wheatley of
Clinton visited at the home of Mrs,
John ,Reid, $r,, on Sunday la.st.
• Mr, John Davidson • wears a bright
smile these days, 'Why ? 130eause his
better half presented him with a fine
baby boy ,a few days ago.
Mr, :fillet W. • Reid is 'smiling all
over his face because a nice little
baby boy mine. to his house -a few
days ago..
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WOOD WANTED.
too cordo wood wanted, itt • the
bush or delivered.
HARLAND BROS.
August e6tli, •
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The undersigned oilers for sale the
building ott Rattenbury street forme -
by used as an office by Dr. DowSley,
the building to be removed frOnt
the premiseS.
August 26t11,
HARLAND 13R0S.
AUBURN. • • •
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Mr.. :Alfred . Lawrence of Welland has
been visiting relatives and friend.,.
here the past Week.' • . " ••
Mr, litinkin and. neice, Mist .TOivn-
iend, and M. • and Mrs. "Woods of •
Londesboro. Suadayed in the 'Village.
• Mr, •Geo, Rowett has purchased Mr.
David Wilsort's old homestead of 15
acres and brick house. Mr. Wilson
intendS building a neiv h.ouseon ' his
other farm.. • • • •
Mr.. Wiu. Mole and. Miss BileWinnie
of Dungannon 'Sunclayed here.
Mr. Harvey Malotigh of Colborne is
again at' Mr, C. A. Howmmi's, V. S.
Mister • . John Cullilb returns 'hamar
to the .Soo this week, •
$LYTH,
.
• The annual' Picnic of the Methodist
Sunday school was.liehl in A. Sloan's
grove on. 'Friday afternoott.
On Friday, evening • the Y. P. A. of.
the English church held their Mutual
• garden • party on the church , grounds,
It was Very' •well patronized. The
Wiligham band having been engaged
for the occasionplayed some excell-
ent -selectioes during the. .evenieg..The,
proceeds amounted to over $5o. •
On Monday the relatiVes, of' the tin -
fortunate young man, Mr. T. Thomp-
son, • who met with suck serious in --
juries a few evenings ago, received
word from the authorities of the
Stratford hospital that. hehad passed
away to the great beyond carly that
morning, Much sympathy is felt for
the bereaved mother and two sisters.
On Wednesday afternoon. the funeral
took place • front hie Mother's • resi-
dence to the English elturch • where
the funeral slervice was conducted by
the Rcv. 3. Edmonds and Rev. w.
Lowe of •Wingham after which the
remains. were taken"' to the Union
cemetery for interitteet.
Constable Barr run a drunken trainp
into the olet on Wednesday.
Mr. William Phillips of Chicago, tut
old Blyth boy, is renewing • old ac-
ottaititances here for a 'few clays.
Mrs, Edward Watson returned home
oti Saturday frost visiting her daugh-
ter in Manitoba,
• Mr. and Mrs. Jones mid Mrs, PM.
Murray of Brucefieldare guests
at the Commercial for a few days.
Rev. E. J. Edmonds; rector ot
Trinity church; who had •been visit-
ing friends in., Tarmac* and elsewhere
the past month, returned home on
Monday.
Owing to the • den of the Wea-
ther not tetany front here attended
the Roman Catholic picnic at St.
Angtistifte ou Tuesday.
On 'Wednesday Mr, Bets. Raton who
luta been ill for wpm tithe, lefeltere
for St, Joseph's Itoepital to go under
treatment which, his many friende
hope will he betteficial to him.
Mr. Harvey Morris left islet week
for Clinton where he has scented a
toition in the organ factory.
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i:ettingThe.Boy$:, •
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School. wili open again next week. Most
boys will•need Something new before going
back. Perhaps a Suit or a pair of Knickers, a
Cap or a pair of Stockings -NX hatever it is
Mothers will save time and money by comihg
direct to this store. Stocks here are - large.
Styles correct and .values good. We pay
special attention to the Boy's department and
the lines we carryare made to stand the rough
and tumble wear the average boy gives his
clothes.
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HERE ARE A PEW SPECIALS.
Boys caps 15c ' •
Boys Tweed Caps, cloth peak, weli made, lined, assorted colors,
regular S6o lines'olearing at eaoh.. . .. .. . 10C
Boys Caps 25c. •••
Boys School Caps, Tweeds, Blue Serge and dark 12weede, glazed
peake, new and nobby shapes, special „ 40C
Boys Stets $2.9O.
By Tweed Suits assorted eizee, made frons strong wool Tweeds,
•well linel, the iset of lines that sold at $9.60 and 4,00, n „
• °leering at each x.uo
Boys Tweed Sults $3.25.
Bos Suite made from strong all wool Tweeds,' lined 'throughout
• with good linings' made to stand hard wear, last of lines nk ko
• that sold at $3,75to $5 00, a:easing at each, sk•XCI
111144tool Ittlickerstit 2119c
Boys' all.wool Knickere, made from strong Woollen Tweede that
will stand any amount of hard wear. We cleared the over-
• makes of the faotory er we would have to ask 76e, for them, a
Ash is,oar price is per pair .... ,
Heavy StoekIngs at 23c
Boys' Ribbed Cotton Aose, heavy weight for fall wear, double
knees, heels end soles, absolutely Fast dye, and will stand op.
any amount of hard aciage, ell sizes, speoia per pair ....., C
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successors to Jackson Bros.
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