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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-02-16, Page 8Clinton News -Record February 19th, 191. RUBBERS AT FIFTY CENTS . AT Fred. Jackson's The present weather conditions force many people into the purchase of Ruhbe?Shoes which would be gladly avoided if at all possible and it is our aim to assist in making that purchase as easy as,we can as regards the price. • p LADIES',,RUBBERS Sec Gentlemens 75c t "W We are offering Ladies' Rubbers at 50e and gentiemens' at 750 and while these are not the hest quantities made they are good en- ough to finish the season with.' Our very best qualities sell at 7Sc for ladies and $L00 for men. They are guaranteed to be the beet that are made, You will find among our leather lines equally good values in. all departments, Repairs While You Waits FRED. JACKSON • ***. Traveller's Sample In rlen's and Boys' At Less Than Manufacture's Prices.. A few days ago , wewere fortunateenough to secure score .first choosing from all the Sample Overcoats of one of Canada's Lar- gest Manufacturers at ridiculously low price and ratper, than carry them over for another season we will place the entire lot on Sale commencing Saturday at such wonderfully low prices that a. few days must see a general clear .up of every coat, Remember - This is not a clearing. out of undesirable. gar- , ents but a genuine Sacrifice Sale of up -to -the -minute -goods. 1 • • ••••P Don't.fail to see these coats if yo.0 need one for the balance ofthis winter -or are going to need one for next. SMALL P.LUM.STEL ioi6 'PROFIT'S .. BROS. BUSINESS HE GETS TWELVE MONTHS.:. For One Dollar and Fifty Cents Its a fact (and we advertise it be- cause we so often find some one surprised when told it) that we can give you, aDetest PAPER for one year for $1 .5e7- use days we are in a position to giue you a Sample Copy and will be pleased to have you apply for one. We will have it sent to you by mail or you can call for it at our store. We solicit your subscription for any newspaper or magazine. W. Q. FAIR CO, Often Cheapest '- Always the Bes iuios'r. AT COST 4"."..b1 As, we are removing.. from our pres- ent premises we roust. reduce our stock mad to do so we. have ..cut the prices. of the bargains for Here are a few g our. customers Ladies' Kid Blucher, regular $3. n Sale price.. L� Ladies' • Kid Bluchers, regular $1.75(� and $2. Sale price �,4t7 MISSES Misses Kid Bluchers, regular $2.00 ' . 6 (1 Sale price �7 Misses Chocolate Bluchers,' regular 1.75. Sale price . 1 .t7 Childs' Box Calf and Kid Bluchers,1 (� egular'$1.35 and $1.50. •Sale price.... 1 . 19 Childs' Kid Bluchers, regular. $1nn and $1.10. Sale price,. .75e and . U' RUBBERS Men's Rubbers •815 Ladies' Rubbers .SO Misses Storm Rubbers .45 ME -N'S Men's Patent Blucher, regular $4 0 G n and $4.50. Sale price , Men's heavy winter calf, tan and. A. A black, regular $5. Sale price 't L Men's Velour calf, regular $3.50 and .0 U $4. Sale price ") Men's Box Calf, regular $2.50. Salep price .0 8 S. C B L:'.HWELL i •NN�N.N1••••N*N O* MO+N••N•N••♦••••N.•N•Nlo J. B Hoover Ne19on Bali i • 845 OS , Our 1 • 09. ) 1 Fiirn to e �e i . t iFJI� / ==tea =_ _ rShce „_.:.--_,...-e.---,,--......... i e whole r.r Affords an n got i for the thrifty to refurnish th pl tun ty t e any part of the house at a splendid saving, not made at the expense of quality. t ForlParlor, mining, Bed Room or Kitchen. Z r There are complete outfits and single pieces that are marvels I f furni- l g p ture excellence and economy. Better' see them • The cheapest spot in Muton County to buy all kinds of furniture. Hoover Bali 4•114.4440.464144.4014.40•••••••••••••4•4•9••••••••••••• 641 Mr, A. T. Cooper was in Toeanto a few 'days this week. Miss Margaret McEachorn was in Toronto last Week, . Miss Mary McCaughey has returned after spending a fortnight in the country, Miss Lizzie Sullivan has been visite ing Goderich and Kingsbridge the past few days. Mr. Andrew Stwingham, Woodstock, was'a guest over the weer% end. of Chief Wheatley. . Mrs. (Rev.) Cook of Totonth, form- erly of Clinton, has been visiting frieirds in town. Miss E. Chidley intends spending the week end with her sisttar, Mrs. Con- stantine, in Zurich. Miss Flossie Ross, Cloderich, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Envmor- t'on• over the week mad. Miss Sampson .of Brucofield has • been bhe guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Watts, during the past weak. Rev. Hislop Dickson, who has . been pursuing his theological. studies in Scotland, sails for Canada on March 4th. Miss Mary Peart of Brandon hospital and Mr. Frank. Paart, Hensall, were guests of M,rs. Chambers over Sun- days:. _ __w. ____. Mo srs, James Il. Reynolds of Gorier- ich and John Reynolds of Detroit Balled on Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc- Caughey o-Caughey on Friday last. Mi.+, H. B. Chant was. in Mitchell' on Friday night last when his brother, Professor Chant of Toronto Univer- sity, delivered en address. Mr. Chas. Alexander. of _ Toronto, travelling. agent for a Wife Fence Co:, spent Monday and Tuesday 4n town the guest of his uncle, Mr. D.. Cook, Sr. Me. and Mrs. Wm: Reid of Varna were the guests of: Mr; and Mrs. Wheeler fora couple of days last week and remained 'for the Welsh . Choir concert. Miss Ethel Doherty, as:r.stant . Sup- erintendent in the General hospital, Boston, is at present visiting at the parental home, that of. Mr. and Mrs. W. Doherty. Mr. John Kelly, who a few days ago returned teem the Cobalt • mining district, has since been seme+,vhat •but his friends will rejoice t'o hear thatt'he is improving. Miss Irene Guest. of London Township has been 'visiting her father, Mr. John Guest, the past work. Witch her over the Week end was Miss Lee of McGillivray township. Miss Dorothy'Cantelon lc;ft on Mon- day for Toronto, where she will vis- it friends for a time. She will also visit her sister, Mrs, Woatherwex, of Orillin; before re,utning. Mr. and Mrs. John Lanham; Long time and much esteemed residents of Londesboro, end Mr. Will. Lyons, the genial . G.T.R. agent at that. place, were in town on Monday. Messrs. C. A, and Frank Andrews paid 'a business visit to the fare of John Elder & Son, below Iie,isall, mi Monday and an the insult have • added a thorobred Shorthorn to thein herd. Miss Mabel E. Cantelon, accompanied a coolof outer, of her stall, byee p m, Mises Snaith and Govier, went down, to Toronto yesterday to at- tend the millinery openings and to purchase spring .stock, s who 'ter nil Mr. •1•I'. F. lndxew w e I Y went to Vancouver, B.C., to visit his sister, in writing home speaks of i'he snow which covered the ground on his arrival. When Mr. Andrews left on his trip he expected to be absent s4, weeks or so. Mr. harry Stokes of the Dominion Sugar Company o f Berlin end In - Spector Win.. (l•raham of town have •,i. sexea urel several ten -acre nttactS this district and also one of " forty acres. The Company (will furnish mn'i to do the work, and money fit necee,sary. The Inspector and Mr. Stokes are in the district about Centralia and i' o'er this week. Mr. R. W. King, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter King of Albert st set, who has for some time been prioi - pal of Welland Business (olhop, is now teaching the commercial de- partment, e- r- 'of he branch, tmcnb t London bran pr leaving .taken the new position a few weeks ago at a substantial increase fn salary. The News-lte+cord con- gratulates Mr. King on his enter- prise and success. 1 likto• P-0,JazAm Sr $ 3, 0 0 0 WORTH Of CARPETS AND RUGS TU BE SOLD LESS THAN COST. We are selling out our complete stock of Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Mattings, etc. and intend to'turn them into cash as soon as possible. Spring and house-cleaning will soon be here and it will pay you well to buy now at big savings and lay them aside until you need them. Don't waituntil the last minute but come when the stock is complete. Wool Carpets The wearing quality of wool carpetsis widely+ known. We hare about 25 pieces to clear out during this sale, all good pat- terns and colorings as follows :. 2 ply all wool 75e for 59c 24 " "' `" 90e " 69c 3 " ". 1.10 " 79c • Tapestry Carpets 20 pieces Tapestry carpet in fawn, green and red colorings, new desigus some have stain and border to match,' rale price as follows : Tapestry Carpet 50e Inc 30c " "" 60c for 42c id " 75c for 50e " " 85efor 69e Brussels Carpets 18 pieces Brussels carpet in body and steir, ell new .patterns: in green, fawn, brown and • kid. colorings at the following deep cuts ; Brussels Caepet 1.00 for 79c l 25 fee 980 " 135 for OS " 1 tO for 1'22 n Rugs Underpriced. Dominion Seamless rugs Me- dallin and conventional designs in all the popular colors priced down to rock bottom during this sale as follows ;. 3x31 yards 15 00 for 11.25 3x4 " 10.51 for 12.50 31x4 ," 18.00 for 15.00 Tapestry Rugs 21 Tapestry rugs in all the popular colors and designs with seam down the centre, sale price as follows : 3x31, 8OOfor 0.110 3 3 best quality 1 " x 4 q, It y 1 .�O for 8.50 3 x 34 " 15 00 for 11 50 3 x 4 10.50 for 13.50 344x 4 " • . 18.00 far•15,00. Brussels and !'Milton ..Rugs 10 gond qualiev Brussels vel- vet and Milton Rugsedl new de - 'Signs and colors, sale price as • follows: 3 x 34 reg 21) CO for 15.50 ' 3 x 3¢. " 22,50 for 17011 3 x 4 " 25,00 for 19 Ix) 21x 3 ." 12 00 for 9 Oa 3 x 4 -" 3000 for 24.04 Milton Fleeced Matts Underpriced 50 Milton and velvet floor matte assorted designs and col- orings, size x 1 yds. reg 2.50 sale price 1,75 Jap flatting 10 pieces Jap mat;trng, some plain others with floral designs In two qualities, reg 124c for Oe, ret; 25c fur 18c. Tapestry Table Covers 10 only Tapestry table covers. assorted designs and colors Reg 1.25 far 98c Cherille tattle covers lteg 3.00 for 2,23 Lace Curtains as Cost During this sale we are clear- ing out at cost and lees the nal- •ince of our midwinter priced lace curtains as follows ; Lice curtains 2,00 for 1,50 . " 11 250 for 1 89 3.00 for 2 25 .6. 1° 3.50 far 2 75 Iderdown Comforters Reduced in Price 20 Iderdown comforters s.et, teen covered, pretty designs and colorings, good large size, sale prices as follows Reg 3 50 for 2,50 e 250 for 1 75 " 5.00 for 400 " 2.25 for 1.75 Golf Coats for Chil- dren at big Reduc- tions Ohildrensgulf coats in red white, blue and grey with belt all sizes, while they last the pric- es will beas follows ; Golf coats reg 1.00 for •.75 " " 1.25 for .90 1 for 1,10 150for 110 1,75 for 125 Bradley•Mufflers for ,Men Women and Children 'Clearing out the balance of Bradley mufflers, all sizes and colors reg 50c, sale price 35c. ,1 „ 1, „ " •, Quick .Seliers Saturda!j Saturday we put on 'sale the following:lin.es at prices that oughtto clean out every article. Corrie in the Morning as they wont last long, Sample Ladies • Vests 35c Threen d z . v este, three doz dt ewers sizes 8x4; travellers sam- ples, some slightly soiled, worth • regularly 50e up to 1.00 each, Sat- urday 35c. • Sample Childrens Vests 19c Three dozen travellers wimples of G.btldr h e a vests and drawer's in fleece filled, wool and cashmere,' reg 35c to 50e each, Saturday 10c. Manufacturers Rem- nants. Manufacturers remnants of Shaker factory cotton,.. white cotton gingham, splendid. qual- • ity and width, ends from 2 to 5 yds, clearing Saturday for 5c yd 50c worsted Hose 35c Boys and girls heavy worst- ed hose, . black, made from tine quality worsted yarns, fast black; all sizes, reg 50e, Saturday 35o 75c $'•00 and $1.25 Corsets 49c . 2 dozen onlycorsets corsodd numbers that we have replaced others with • o rs ,tind do not, i eintend carrpfng again clearing them out Saturday at 49e, reg. 75c, 1.00 and 1.25. Remnants Remnantsof dress .goods,. prints, ginghams, shirtings, sheetings, cotton ducks, towel- ing, . satteen, prints, ' oilcloth, linoleums,: etc, Saturday less' . than first cost.: Millinery Saturday we give you your choice o n f any trimmed hat in our stock: for 1J . Come early for first choice Ladies Coats We have twenty ladies' coats left and don't want to carry one over this season and to do this we are putting the price down ridiculously low, reg. 10, 12, 15 and .18 with choice Saturday Harris Homespun ' Dress Goods '15 snit ends of FIarris home- spun dress goods in brown. :green, blue, red; 'black, etc, nn two alike, reg 1.00and 1.25, 'Sat- urday 69e, . Childrens Coats 10 only children, coats in red, brown, navy and green beavers, nicely made and trim- med, all sizes. reg 4.50 . to 7.00, Saturday .2 75. Knitted Top Skirts Ladies knitted top skirts with embroidered' Menem.. • Reg 175 for 125 350for275 " 5,00 for 4.00 • • Red flannel lined ladies un- derskirts all sizes Reg 1.50 for 1.10' 1.25WaIe Dress Goods for 89c 5 only suit lengths of Wale serge in gray. rosea tan, navy and resida made from fine long spun yarns and will give excel- lent wear, Reg 1.25, Saturday 89e 25 Percent; off all Fur Coats, Ruffs, ` Muffs, . Caperines Caps and Mitts. 9//( i LITTLE LOCALS. The label on the paper :tells the story. Bow does yours read The regular meeting of the Woman's Instituto will be held at the Mete of McMurray Thursday Mrs.Mex y next T rs'ei.ay after•- noon at three o'clock. WILLISLIS CHURCI•1, • Tuesday was fixed for the annual t �d ,oho 1 sleigh ride. That . Sena o eday g was very stormy but as the afiatr lied been postponed once before' it was thought best to go on with it. A coupleIb bfsl i hldads took a little spin around town through the driving n g sleet, but did not prolong the ridei and returning to the church found a nice suppen awaiting them. It is nadirs, to Say the youngsters had a fine time. ' The Guildmet on Tuesday evening this wee+s. Next Monday will be the regular social meeting .and the coin- mitts are arranging fors a sleighride, if the weather le favorable, and a social tea at the manse. Hullett Township Mr. Wm.:lforrison purchased a fine horse at Mr. John Henley's sale last week, Mr. J. C. henry's auction • sale takes place on Thursdayof next w ee . Theis loticon, 'l h place 3713th n the1 n The News-Itccoi'l leads for Mullett township news. Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Snell of Regina, Sask,, were guests foci several days of last w.e1c at Mr. Jamb, Snell.'s, Londesboro. Mr. and Mi's. E. Sundercock are the guests of the latter's sister, Mrs, Weymouth. We regret to learn of the 'continued illness of Mrs. Sundercock,. Mr. and Mrs: McNeil cN of Goderich ei 4� d rich were. the guests of Mr. Arthur Jernii- son over Sunday.,. IsIr. Wm. Rt:ley is around again after." a severe attack of grippe. Miss J. McMatth, after a week's: vis- it• f r'h friends, ft with Clinton on and Sea o t end , f >.�turne. l ' to visit -her •ni.c'ce, Mrs. W. Lyon. On Sunday next Rev. W. T. Pearcy s • 1 the • takennirer • r n is to a anniversary service Presbyterian PreshY u Rev. r' church at Auburn. urn Mr. Mann of Auburn will preach in the Presbyterian church here. Vat Hullett Township. Mr. James LI. Snell attended the annual meeting of the Dominion Sheep Breeders' Association hold ld in Toronto ast) week, and also visited friends . in Brampton. Mrs.John Car ' returned home .acrt last week from London where she had been undergoing treatment for the past few months. Miss Jean i)ayment of Clinton vise Red at the, home of Mr. and Mrs. John Shanahan on Sunday. The man i i s I Rey- nolds, Time. Y friends o Mr. who has been under the doc- tor's y rare for some time pant, wish ise him a :!-nerdy recovery. lilr. Janes O'Brady of Termite has been the guest of his nucle", Mr. Wm. Taylor of the Gravel ltoad, foe the past couple of weeks. The News From Londesboro Mr: , J. C. Adams was 'on the noon train going to .Blyth Monday when it was stalled in the snow about a mile south of there, but as the, walking was good' Ito made the rob of the journey •onfoot also the return por- tion of the trip. 'Mrs. A. Mcleod of Clinton was sud- herd owing ilrnly, called to her home ow 6 r_ to the severe i,,'ne+r'w of her mother, Mee. T.' Bunking. Roselle, little daughter of Mr: Chas.Crawf r1r is suffering from an attack ofpn- e pneumonia and her youngest sister, Adna, has bronchitis. Edict Sam'pson is suffering from an attack of plt•.irisy. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- Ptheper Sunday rn was bba.rt d d va e 5 a on un in Y Presbyterian church, Preparatory s. rviee was held on le i+:day when Rt' z. Mr, Smith 9111 isall addre'ssoci the Congregation. A number• united with the church. On Monday, Feb. 13th, the Quarter- ly Boar met and besides other busi- ness decided to send Itev. Je Os - t :rh tr r o t as a dole t delegate to the Dominion Allianca convention held in Toronto this week. Mr. Osterhout and Miss Boras left Wedne flay morning fon Teton to.' On Sunday evening last Rem. Mr. ,r areYoccupied l tho pulpit ot church, Clinton, Itev. Dr. Stewart taking eh'arge of a special era+:ice he'd that tlrening in Burns' church. :l number from Londesboro went over to the latter service. The ninny friends of Mise E.' johns - aeon of London • are pleased to see her. in . our midst again. Miss Johnston:. was a former teacher at S.S. No. 8. Tho Valentine Box social held .un- der un •der the auspicc!hof the Epworth League at the home of Mr. John Tam-, blyn Friday,evening of last week was ad cid u e ed y cross. ThdP roceeds• of the evening amounted to $47.45. ..The Pro rani consisted of gramophone col.. ecticns, solos by Miss 13, Manning, 7i, s Murch and F. S hb brroo k , read. • .gbYW. Lyon,cornet solo byW Tamblyn, mouth organ. selections by Messrs, Shobbrook, Bunking anti Longman. On Saturday afternoon the funerae of the late Jessie Anderson, relict of the late it i C 'L X111 of atii Lowerie, Sr. owe to Hul'lett", took place to Buena' �ceme- tory, Rev. Walter T. Pearcy, eon-. duete+l the services. Mr. 11. W. Adams of Minneapolis, is spending a few days with his pa r - Ct� here. 1s many Y friends are pheresd t', welco)n:e him back to the home bur t g• A meeting of the executive of the Sunday school was held Monday ev- ontng to discuss the advi:ttbility of taking up the a nnu al col leeti nt for the Sick Children'sHospital, Toronto. It: having been reported that several 4 1 - rti from 11ui7 n county have in the past' been refused admission to this in- sb:t'ution, the matter was left over until more information boaring oft tiro, matter could be received and tnvesti- gata"d. •