HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-11-02, Page 8For a next two weeks we will give a big rBduc-
ti+lnt on the following' popular :stoves for cash. If in
need' of a stove call and get our prig.
(appy 'TlQught Range.
Pandora Range
Canada Steel Range
Ideal and Marvel Range
Radiant 'Itomie with,and without oven
Ray`al Oak Coal Heater, Dandy Coal Heater
• Acute Jewel and
$peelsal Oak Coal Heaters.
.A few second hand coal beaters and one
emali second hand furnace in good -order cheap.
»om GETTING YOUR
STOVES PLACED FOE THE
WINTER VERY OFTEN A
ROOM TO DECORATE IS
COUPLED WITS I1,. Ik`.
TutS BE SO IS TOUR. CASE
WE INVITE INSPECTION,
OF OUR STOCK. WtE OF.
PER AN 'UNUSUALLY
LARGE ;ASSORTMENT OF
DESIGNS FROM mon To
MAKE E YOUR SEh,EOTION
AND EVERY PAPER IN .:
Tim STORE IS FAIR
VALUE AOR YOUR MONEY,.
if You Have Had Feet
roubles and Shoc 'Troubles:'
We want.' to see you and induce yon to let
us fit your feet•withh apair of our new shoes.
•
•
We can Please the hard a d tQ please and Fit
the hard to ft..
h
.,,F Yon will find that our'shoes combine
comfort. style and quality to a. more
pleasing degree than any shoes youave .ever worn. .
FRES. JACKSON
E1N MANTLES
SEE OUR $IO SPECIAL
J,�,'XPERIENCE in past years has taught us that this is the very
•
.°-4 ular price with • a great many Ladies new
•' winter coat and accordingly we have trade a special study of garments
pyrciiasing 'thele new .,
l► at this price and have succeeded in getting together the finest assort-
ment of high class gaup eats ever .offeredatthis price. .
" • These. mantles come in black, navy, greenernd a number of mixed
tweeds and are well, tailored of good dependablcloths and are excep
t tional value of Ten Dollars.
Other mantles from b.00
$ ,gB.W 12.
, � Wand �1r,00:..
Children's mantles from $2.00 up.
Special prices on ladies' and children's Fur '
Overcoats, Blankets, Underwear, Rubbers ' s' men's and boy's
,etc.
•
Make tbiti store h •
eadquarters for your fall needs and you w
you have bad bigger values at smaller cost thanwill find .,
ever. before.
SMALL PLUM8TJJ17A;i7
PROFITS
BROS.. BUSINESS
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In house ,'furnishings
•
are in demand by those
of artistic tastes. A visit
�' aero will disclose
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UNIQt12 PITILNITTI1111
IIATI DECORATIVE
V
fie./ .If+, it.�,� Y
but not overly dear. Merit is what wine these days,•
and it's only merit that gives us our:liberal patronage
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MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
U'leapest spot in Uuron County to buy'all kinds of furniture.
verali
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r"'yy"tr ttt'tmt raman'11.iut
-_ bon
Mx�
S. C. Rathwelly Luck
in *Ewa yesterday,:
Mr. D. • A. Cantelon of Ir
a few days in town last
Mrs. John Elliott and Mr
Johnson were in London
day, •
Mrs. Hugh Ross,, Brantford,
guest of 'Mrs. Pinning o
holiday.
Mr: John Cantelon of Tort.,
a Thanksgiving visitor at
in town.
Miss Bertha McRae return
day kora! a few days
Detroit,
Miss Reim Bowers of, Ingot's
the guest. of Mrs. A. J„
past
Miss Jean Bogie of Goderia
'l hanksgiving with her au
H. Fennabaker,
r. Cyril Acheson, Model
student, spit the week -end
home at St. 'pant,
. T, D. Johnson has been
to his home fora few day
hack. of congestion.
John Rumbatl of Toront holidays fn town ;the gue
:+s aunts, line Misses Ru
and Mrs,, John art
Thanksgiving guests of th
Me, 'John Ernymertaon >`f Berta
Mro George Linfoot ,of Londe
anksgiivipg week • ta;►e gu
r cousin, Mo, Robert Pea
• ROY Grigg of .the Bank
ntseal, Goderfch, spent
iving at the parental • h
own.-
:
wn. : Frei. Chant returned to:
on, Pa., • the beginning, of
eek after spending. a fortni
s .home in town.
-and 'Mrs;: James: Webster of
sboro were the guest+. of
ughter, Mn;, E. Saville of
Tfaanksgiving Day,
s•'Iiatrtie Piolte9t of Toronto
n . home during tthe past
acing come up to see her'
o has been very •iii..
and Mrs, John J'• Ward
sten Douglas ;of. Woodstock
guests of the Chief and
eatiey oven the holiday.
Samuel ht. Mercer and 1
ghter Sylvia. of Woodstock
the'' lady's brother, Mr.
1Ie, .from Saturday until
ay.
Kate .Ford of . St Th,
anted' by ones
• kiss Fick
nksgiving the . guestts . • of
'er's .parents at Wesley:
ae'
g.
F.
Johne, '
principal of
wood Public school, vis
old
honed in •Tuckers
with his sister, -Mrs. Soo
own over the
Richardson of town alone,
r
y her cousin; . Mrs. Ja
son' Of Grey. ieownship, res.
ds i!n Goderich during tiheb
and also 'spent some id
their- ' aunt,, 141lrs Jas. R►
n of Nohnesville. •
m. Colelough. and Mrs. Ro of ' (loder#ch townsh
iss Mee.. Colclough of . Cli
pent from Friday- until ye
is daughter
guests of the first me
a . daughter, Mrs. 'A.
well of Woodstock.
W. Irwin of London,, foiiniea
town, was the gues0
y of Mr, and Mrs. J. Cu
e. Many of the Clinto
of Mir: iawin were glad o
portunfty of meeting hien! an
n shaking his hand,
F. Egg' of Mont:+iaab vvas th
ant week of Mr. anal Mrs
olmes of the Il uron 'Road
Egg" is geniality personifie
'ng a considerable trazeile
tends from the Atlantic Po
acifc Who are always glad to
O, I•lenry, son of Mr, and
Retry of the North Gravel
who took his dogreain arts
ne and who is nory taking.
WI work in connection
he Toronto" university, "spent
and Monday as the parent-
.ihainp$on, 13. A. L. L. B.,
Of . tae Collegiate Instz
'ilton, which by they way
now, 'was
Ire spent
Week,
a. Oliver
on. Satin
was: the
ver the
fitra was
his hems
d Tues.
holiday in.
oil' was'
Grigg the
h - spelt)
nt, Mrs.
School
ab his
sentinel
s by. an
to, spent
St of
Rud
M
Mr
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Mr
Mr
Th
lte
Mr
Mo
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Mr
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hi
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de
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on
Mie
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h
wh
Mr.
Ma
the
Wh
Mrs.
den
sited
Save
nesd
Miss
Comp
Tha
form
son
Mr.
A
Rock
tt`ze
and
lot to
Miss
ie
db
Pear
-' frien
days
• with
ardso
Mrs. W
E.
and M
tan s
today
Vented
Black
Mr, . J.
1y of
Ronda
Ingham
friends
the op
bf agai
Mr4 W.
guest 1
John i=l
Mr.
and be
hes fro
the P
meet hi
41r, W. .
Mrs. W.
Road, .
last Ju
up
surg
With :e
Sunday
al home
Mr. R. A.
principal
tide, I'am
18 the larguat Collegiate in 'Can-
ada, •was the guest of his brother,
Dr. Thompson, overr the week end.
MI's was ainpaniedby his son,
Mast* Vet, r. delivered by several farm.irs,
•
on were
air son,
e.
n spent
est of
rson.
of
Thanks
one in
Scran-
the
ght at
,ton -
'their
fawn,
has
week,,
father,
a;; d
were
itt1u
vis -
Ed.
Wed
ae-
,v pent
the
ar
P
+he
ited
mfth
l,y
ail
mes
tad
Uwe-
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obt.
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In all the Newest Styles
I2 stock of ladies and :dhiidreus coats compriseall ,the very
on the market at prices that defy�p�l etltlo>�r. newest a>��l»,
Them as:often as you like. Qomlpa;,rl;eun helps � :Come in and lns�iect
pa our sales. " prices run from
$3.50 to $18.op
FUR COATS AT
COST For Saturday we are placing on sale 25 Astrachan and Rokain Coate, sizes Il
75e at coat and leas, Come in and look these over. Every g ry orto isle huge bargaFn�, regular 0.543
NEW .FALL DR SS
Rough tweed n plain and hired eofor�n s promise a great -demand Shorn season. GOODS
no twoalike from i 00 u p
We would advisewised ".. early _election as the best colorino and Patrons' aro sore to go tint.
Nam bd colors in Raw i...:,. _,___ We ..«....e._�
wing an *exceptionally large range in suit I:
SATURDAY BARGAIN OF U _
' For Saturdayselling we are laying� out twenty pieces of Dress Goods in Box, Cloth, tiOaDS ._
�r
' Red and own Regular Savlues or e per yard.
uth, I"ananna. Yeizenians, tweeds, Luetries, etc, in .Black, Blue;
UNDERWEAR. FOR MEN
wor�EN AND .0 .. .
Our new fall stock of underwear is. now'cogoplete for men; women and children,.'fteece lined, IYII,DRBN
such as penzuan'a, cof un Defiance,i now
co id l Remotes, e, , women a nue upto
. $x.00, unibn and proof made by the very .9' best mills
• READY MADLY CLOTHING AT THE MEN'S STORE
The tz►en will: get bargains here Sat y
$g.00 for $8.60. regulaz+ $In.00 i`or 9,9&.ordfn ready mads clothing, °
newest styles, well made money trrned. iCo, m Star IO
10yMoney y
_..g S Qi1-for
Percent, off all boys . saved $7.60, regular
is wore" earned. Latae Saturday,
ilea's New
rater Coats titatWee a .:Jiave
�' showing the Nattiest range of Men's Read .- oOvercoat
to display. Coats that have "Class", fit and comfort,
o t, a made • t t it nh .
ers that have had. years of experience and backed' byre omforta$ ever
We invite come in and inspect reputation. All'sizes ' foil
# menand boys.
We in special, •ars, they are sure to pleastb . and boy:>
• these co.
you. Ask to see our
BUTTER ANS EGGS TAKEN AS CASK...
To.
Rev, J. E. Ford preached anniver-
sary sermons at Thorndale, an old
circuit, • on' Sunday- last.'
Mr, John Craig
H•Qnored..
The`f'ollrowing appeared in the Mail'
and Eintpi, of today and . refers
to the president os. the Clinton
Motor Car Company 'who' will #n.
f'
ew.
days take up his abode In this
town.
• `'.Yesterday afternoon, a'b the Can-
ada. • Foundry, a presentation was
made by the foreman and- .employes
to Mr..
J
0
hn
Craig, az
g,.
who
his connection is severing
with that 'compantk
The gift was a cabinet • of slaver,
Mrs. Craig was. also prey nted with
a
pet t
of
cut t
1
s.
B e,s The ��•
seen
to
t
p co
n
was followed in the staving by a
banquet, at which- about 60 employes
were present:: 'Toasts to' the King,
the guest, visitors, and the ladies
were drunk, after • which a musical
programime was provided.
Mr. Craig has been for Rome tine
general superintendent of the Cansdda'
Foundry."
Colclougri A,rmstron
The manage of Miss' Adelaide May
Armstrong, daughter of Mo. Robert
Armstrong, •I o Rev. J. R, Colel•eue,si;
B.A., incumbent of the Parish of
Lloydtown, took lace'
P yesterday . in
St.
swore her
t a veli g'!t sui t 'The f
navy bI'ae, with ban to n•taich.
The cdiremony . Waa performed by ; he
Venerable Arclideaeon Cody., After a
shonl�t honeymoon trip Mr. an.i Mr:.
Coleleugh will be at house.10 their
friends at, the rectory, 1.1.,1 drown.
'The groom is a son of Mr, anu i11rt.
Joseph Colclough of the Base 1, ne.
A company has been orrtnlchd fo
work the peat: beds nsa, t'f.tav:i,
and •the (3•overn'meent wi:1 v,ii•bdzaw
(rem the enterprise.
E. P. Parker, weightnaster at.
rugae plant near Cha'thain, :s "(h (Wog -
ed with :giving false weights of beets
LONE; ODDS FOlt HIM.,
J. W. Colt, .the horseman, had
iookey who was sick. He told the bo
to go to town. to a certain doctor to
some medicine. •
When they Jockey' got back Colt
asked • him. Did you .go to that doc-
tor?"
"No; •si'r. Wizen 1 got there 1 found
it said,' 'Flours,. one td', two,' on his
door,"
"Well," what 'difference did that
make?" •
` "Why, Mr. 'Colt Just across the
stre
et there
'lad on Zeis door ,a Hous, twelve that
one; and•1 took the long odds."
Not Too Healthy.-
Client—"Before
ealthy.•
Ghent—" Before we .decide on
house, iny: hasrtnd asked me the
to in-
quire if the district • is at all un-
healthy."
House Agent--"Ex-..,.what is your
husband's.profession, madame?"
Client—Ile
,...
•s
to
Physician."
p sari
y an.
House Agent•• "Ilam--er--well. I'm
afraid truth compels .me to admit
that the district is not too healthy."
What's a Poor. *Husband to• Del
Mrs. Exe.—I can _always telt who.
My husband has been . drinking the
moment he kisses me.'
Mr's.. Wye --And 1 can always tell
when mine has been drinking by bis
not kissing me,
The Nei/vs
y.
r e T'hanksgfving . supper on Mon-
idaTylinightTa was " as usual Mr. Thos. `Scoot l
a ,decided this `week for eft oa. Tuesday of •
success. The supper was all thatr 7Jpositi where he hen. ,
could be desired both in quality and the offer of the position of sect"
.quantity and 't?he: program oreinan, on, the G.T.R. tort
of addresses byP g° consisted '
Rev. E. A. Fear of , Among thost who g en
Blyth and Rev. W. T. Pearcy
.'ling at'their.--spent Thanksglr .
readings by Miss A ' y and , homres . here. woro ;
any. Pearl Files of R. Watters, Misses "K, L nn E
Kincardine and 'music by 'the 'Eying_ 1.7:id. ns and Mrs, ',G.e Y e,
,
hankb
Male r e
e u
arg .
quartette, which was. ex-
11
�. ati ;. Missed. l,, 'and R. Your •f°
callers.: ; T,ho �•annlveraary collection l Buintlord.; Mr..- and'. ,Mr g y
on Sunday and the reosipt of Mob- of St th and s s. !foody
day eveningamounted to about !" y nd Mr. and 1kCrs. 'Geo...
a27o 'Black of ‘Vin gham: •
The:.Holimesvilie• poultr
here' Tuesdaythis
of , wagon Le
wee
with th a. .
full load • but owning to fihe laid,
quantities brought in that day they
were obliged'' to leave a number
Y
o'
cr
a
fes.
here
for
the `
ne
x
t
trip.
While Iaying- flooring in dile stable -
on Monday Mr. Chas, ,Watsoi ,had the.
misfortune to 'WI through;, a• trap
door striking his shquidex `•fn . the -
concrete! wall belovlr.
Constance ' Ahomer Accide
,1t�fss Nellie Sutherland of 11t
pent a daySeafoash l'�tloCl'lIC11Iill�:.
at, her home here
h>. last Goderieh, .Oot. 6.t—For the seoon& . •
eekMr. John Rri-t on • preached in time inside of two weeks the Salt-•
[Blyth on Sunday: ford ti#li road, leading north. •
• Rev. Mr. Fear' of •Blyth preached in town has been _ of this
the Methodist church here on Sun- accident. trhe scene Of a fatal
day.
This evening 'Alfred Swale of Per*,
Mr. Lorenzo Proctor of London Albert was driving hone in a heavy
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. wagon and when about half way
Jas. Proctor. ' the hill he lost control of the' hors -
Quarterly
servicos' will be held " here es.
on Sunday next. When they reached she bottom of
Mrs. Albert Merman of Bayfield is the hill the turned short
spending a few dayulie guest of into the fence. , Hanning
her mother, Mrs. Milton. •t
Smale and his wife and young•
daughter, who were with hint', were
Mrs. C. Crawford continues- ver
'low with but little h y
hope
for recov-
ery. coo
v
ex
y..
Mr. W. L..Peffers of BI th moved
to the :',villa Y ma ed
e
g on
Tuesday a
and nd.
will
open up the Teta•Peiance .house.
Mr Win., Jenitins spent ?Monday with
Denfield. friends.
IRafiowe'en • was celebrated by a
few boys 'in the usual way., s
The Incorruptible premier.
Sir Imes n hitiiey'.
th,ow � i
n
oatjmale received #>lur#ea
about the d whish, resalted #n iii-•
stanii dearth,• and his wife sok
Idles D. Watkins spent the holidays daughter were seriously hurt,
among friends here.
Mr. and Mxs. J, Freeman ` spent
Sunday ire the village.
1,, C. L. 628 will hold its monthly Constance
mooting on Monday night. Mrs. • II'. Colclough and son spent
Mr. Title •Scarlett of the Clinton Sunda >
13uninesa College spent the holidays Stratford. with #ho ladya sister Fac
at Mr. Geo, Tyner's. Mr. •Joseph Ailey arrived home
Mr. J. Johnson of Londesboro from the west on 3:'r.day.„ fte has,
spent Sunday the guest of hist , just *covered trot n ,severe attack.
mother, i of typhoid fever.