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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-05-18, Page 8The Clinton Nowa-Record 9 *ay ltith, 1905 Bros., Clinton. • A -Great Clearing of • CarttO Remnants If you have a sman room to Carpel, here is your golden chance, SATURDAY MORNING we put on sale every short end of Carpet in the store, every piece that is short enough to call a. remnant, each been measured up and marked at prices that will sell it. There are RnIVINANTS Oft UNION CARPETS REMNANTS OP WOOL CARPETS REMNANTS 16P TAPESTRY CARPETS REMNANTS OP BRUSSELS CARPETS • Lengths run from 3 to 25 yards. They are fug the thing for small or medium-sized rooms, in fact, any place where you can use a short end of Carpet.. Every piece is a BARGAIN, for we are determined . to clean the remnants out at once. Bring the size of your room whedyou come, wg can then tell you how any:end will suit it. There is just one condition to the Sale. The goods will be sold by the piece only. Under no• circumstances will any end be, cut. Of course we will cut and match any, end you ouy, but the entire piece must .be taken, Hereis a list of what we have to sell : ' No 1 Tapestry Carpet, light ground, with floral design, yards, 52c regular 5c, the end at per yard . . ...... . .. No e Tapestry. Carpet, brown and green shades, good pattern, regu. 52c 2 lar 75c, 191 yards, the end at per .yard , .. • .7 No 3 Tapestry Carpet, brown and fawn shades, regular Mc, 211 yards 55c in the piece, the end at per yard.. .... .. . .. . ... ... •No 4 Tapestry Carpet, fawn ground With green floral pattern, regn- gn lar 50e, 10 yards, the end at ,pdt• yard. .. . . ... • No 5 Tapestry -Carpet, fawn and,green shades, -floral • pattern, yoga? Rijn tar 756. 91, yards, the end. at per yard.. .....;..... LU • • N. Tapestry Carpet4 fawn, ground, green spray, regular 50c, 15 yds Inc the end at per yard , , . . ...... . Oil NO Tapestry, Carpet, green ground, floral design in pink and brown, '45c 7 .regular 60e, 1 yarde, the • end at per yard..., - No 7i. Brussels Carpet, rnediura green ground, with brown • and gold -/ RA pattern, regular $1.25, 13a yards, the enil,at peryard , • • I sib . . No 8 Brussels Carpet, blue ground- with floral •pa,tterns, 'regular 61.10, 141 yards, the end at per yard „ . ... . . No 9 Brussels Carpet, green ground, the best quality we have in A5A stock, regular $1.35, 11 yards, the end .at per yard . • . 4.1 u . . No 10 Brussels Carpet, brown shades, with flora1:13,esign.: regular 7RA $1.25. 191 yards, the end at per yard, . • . .hJC No- II 91 yards heavy English Axminster Carpet, in brown • shades el in with scrollAnd floraLpatterlizreg $1.50,,the end at per yd .. 111U .• No 12 No 18 No 14 No 15 No 16 No I7 No 18 No 19 ho 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 24 No 25 1I1 yards light fawn Brussels Carpet, regular $1.25, 'the end 75c at per yard . . 30i yards fawn Axminster Carpet,enough in this for a good 7RA sized. room, regular $1.25, the end al per yard • . I silo 28i yards green- Axminster Carpet, regular $1.25. the end '7NA at per yard . ' . • ........ I UV , .. • 131 yards green Tapoltry Carpet, good pattern, regular .906, Rgp, the nd at per mard.•.... .. • .. . .. ..,••• • •• • • •• •• •• •,•• • •.....6 •••ff .VVU li 14t yards good Tapestry Carpet, green and, brown shades, 55c regular 80e, the end at per yard ...,...'.,... .. . . ... .. . . ....... • 9 a 'yards heavy all -wool Carpet, green and red shades, regu- '69c lar $1.00, the end at per ...... . 7.... . . .... Ali Grades 1111111 Peer 121 yards heavy all -wool Carpet, red and green shades, our ARA standard 85o line, the end at per yard .. • . . 1.101; 8 1-2 yards heavy all-weol Carpet, green and cream shades, ARA our stankard. 8c line, the end at per yard . . .. . . IJOU • 13 yards heavy all -wool Carpet. our standard 85c line, fawn RRA and brown shades, this end at per yard., , . WM; 9 1-2 yards heavy aU wool Carpet; green Shades, our regular Rgii 85e line, the end'at per yard... . .. . . . .. ....... 14 yards heavy Union Carpet, green and fawn shades, our ORA' regular-50eline,-thistireiryttrd---.. "din 111 yards heavy Union• Carpet, green and red shades. our 300 regular 40e line. the end at per yard..... . .....,. .. 6 yards heavy Union Carpet, red shades, regular 50e line, the end at per yard . . .IOU , 16.yards Tapestry Carpet, Shades of red and green, regular75c• 52c theendatperyo.. .... 20 ends Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, lengths from 3 to 8 yds prices were from 50e. to $1,25, these ends Will be cleared at exneirliv H74141PRIPRIela , • 16 ends Wool and Union Carpet, lengths from 3 to 6 yards, prices were from 40c to $1 00, this lot will 'be cleared at EXACTLY unt,P4Pules . • No 26 One piece of heavy All Wool Carpet, this was made up for a, customer and not called for, this is 10 ft 6 in' x 17 ft. We have Special also an end of the same 31 yards long. This is a regular 90e ARA Carpet, we will elear these ends at per yard UUU No 27 181o/art Brussels Border Carpet, would be suitable for a Special Nv:titecf beolut Cettincgtrit Waltiltelk EleW11 together, 41.25 per yard, clearing the end at per yard.e.s..W,idell regular 450 Millinerifor the 24th Do not put off ordering your Millinery fel. the 24th until the last mittute, Even if you come late, "ice Will do our best not to disappoint you; but if you leave your order earlyt, it giVeS us a better ehanee, and, you run no risk of not getting your hat when you want it. ittfit opened New American IMO, Mowers and Vrintininfia Altogether a good assortment, of new and desirable dyke, but of any one, •only a limited quantity4 tiodgens Bros., *Dry Goods - Clinton. L AT HONEST PRICES 4 AS GOOD AS AN FAIRLY 134 OFFERED YOIJ ANY= WHERE AND A LARGER 'ASSORTMENT THAN YOU WILL. FIND MOST PLACES. WE WILL 1VIEASURE YOfl ROOM AND TELL YOU HOW MUCH IT WILL TAKE AND OF COURSE WE TRIM IT FOR YOU. • • . Agents Parker's Dye Works. • D Fair.OG Retailers of Wall Paper of the Better --Class. :Often -the Cheapest, Always the Best muntitliaisim111111111, •••utii Mr, S. Tilt, Obderich, was in town Mr, M. SMa.*IrdStaaYiiley 'returned ;;Junday night !rem Sarnia. , . Dr, IViacOallinn, Londeaboro, was in townieri Monday afternoon. Misses' Pearl and Annie Wright of Goderieh Sundayed.. in Clinton. Mr. John- Stanbury of Stanley 'has • taken up his 'residence in Clinton. Mrs. -Will, Moffatt, who had heeein Stratford eince:Easter, has return- ' ed home,. : • • • •-• Messrs. D. Cantelon, . John Ford; W. G.• Smith and Thos. Kearns were in Leadbuty. last Sunday, , • . Mr. and Mrs.. D. S. Cook. and ' Miss Mildred apent Sunday at Mrs. Cook's old home at the Nile. • Mr. A. Hooper will repreSent the On- tario street church at the District • . meeting to be held next Tuesday. • Mrs. Will. Beaeom 'Mid her two chil- dren of doderic,h township • are .guests of Mrs. Thos. ;Beacoth this Insp`aptor Robb is inspecting the Pub- lic schools of the district this week and making hielleaalquarters in town,.. • • • • • Mts:-.Italpli EIliott' arid Mrs.iVilIlam Purdy -of Seaforth. were private guests •tht the Ibitt,enbury- House •oa Thursday:', : Miss L- Stradhano Goderich was ithe -lueSt for a le* 'claim of this week.- . of Mrs..: • John-, Johnstone, Itatten- blirY street, ••1 ' • •Messrs. George and. Alf. Erwin it. BaY6eld • were in town en Thursday, attending itheTturierirofilie -late Thos. A. Walker., • • . pr.' eicpects to leave next Monday for the, West ,and may go as,fr ris Echnenton.• • Mt. .Frenilin; auditor of the C. P. B; Telegraph . Co,. was in town - on ' Monday on business in connection With the change of agents here. Miss Wiltsie; who has. been spending several months in 'Fargo, South Dakota, has • returned to, . Carrot, .•• Man, were she .is ziongagedin . , school teaching. .• , - Miss Lena larla,tid of Godeticif IS now 'theoperator in charge.. .Of the C. P. R. telegraph ageney • whi- ch ha's been inoved from • Cooper's booksflore to one of the drug stores "• • . Roy T. Rodaway, on of .' Mr. TT,. W. Rodaway, • who has been attending the oMinion Sehool Of Telegraphy, TOronto, rot the past- six months; ,has been appointed assistaht opera- tor at Rockwood. Messrs. W..jackson and J, Fait Were In London an, Monday attending a 'meeting of the exeentive, of ; .the 'Western Ontario Lawn :Bowlers' Association arranging for 'the annu- al tournaznent wJiih wfll begin on July 25th. to attOnd the • funeral. of the• late,. Thos. -A,: Welker have retained to their teSpectitre homes : M'iss M. Walker, Toronto ; Mr. Chas, Walker, Toronto; Miss E. Taylor Bolton; Mrs.. John Mil- ler, Harriston ; • Mr. Chap. Harper, Goderich- Dr. .4, B. Lundy, who bought .. the practide of Dr. Agnew, arrived last week and is now in • possession; 'He comes- from Brantford and is highly- - recommended, personally and pre; . • fessionally. Since his -arrival he ' hasbeen making improvements in bis• office. • Mr. Henry -Watkins of town; Mrs. 5, Lowery and Messrs, Henry Beacons and Thos. Watkins of Summerhill on Wedaesday of last week Went ttp to Teri:Merry township, above Wing ham, to • attend the funeral of . an aged relative in the person of Mrs. Andrew 1VIontgoinery. Mrs.. Lowery and Mr. Thos. Watkins did not re- turn home until Monday. Mt, George Cantelon of the' 7th Con- cession of GOderich township and a staunch friend of The News -Record, calledupon us yesterday. This was 'the fitst opportunity 'we had of meeting him sine last fall and WO Were much pleased to see how well he had passed through the trying winter months. lie was born away back in the year 18-20, but doesn't leek that old, not by any means, Barritig a touch of rheumatism he appears to be good for at least another decade, 1VE! Cantelon serv•- ed in the Mackeiioie rebellion of 1337 and was personally aequainted With the instigator of the trouble. ne took part in the skirmish at MonAgoiriet's 'tavern which put a sudden stop to Mackenzie's schemes., xclushre Mlillneryt• • 0+++•,1*•;,••;41.••;••:,.•;••.;•••:••,;••:•444.4•941;000,01+000•;•04.4104•0004•00:•:••:•4•44+0,es:••••••:*+•,1••:.4404.4.0+4•044.910444•1•444:4444.444K00.440,4 • 100 Brand New Straw and Chiffon. llats 4.04.047:•::•4400+4.4•+++04.44:4t.:04.4.04.04t.04.81.4+4•0•44++4•44444++++++44$4.•:44.+4:41.0.:.000044444+44,144.0000+:+0+4+ HIS WEEK we passed into stock over one hundred brand new Straw and Chiffon Hats, -there being no two alike in the lot, These hats Are made in the very latest New.York styles, of the very best materials and will be sold as we bought them -One-third less than regular price. AU the Hats are marked at the reduced price, Every new shape will be found in this choice collection. New Duck, Linen, and Embroidery flats. These Hats come to us direct from the maker in New York, are the very latest styles and are made for the warm weather, which is sure to come., ----We are showing them in a dozen shapes and stples. All are marked at very low prices. The Famous B.&C. Corsets. We sold more Corsets last Saturday than in any one day for .more than a year. People are fast finding out that' the best Corset to buy is the B,&C. These Corsets are not only built to suit the fashion, but are boned..with nort-rustable: bon- ing, and are made of material that will stand the hardest wear; • Exclussive Feature of our .13.&C. Corset • They are made with loop eyelets that cannot spread, pull out, rust or corrode -a mode of eyeletting that results in a flat surface wheii the laces criss-cross at the back -a good point that cannot be claimed for any other make in Canada. Corset Prices 35c, 5oc, 75c,, $x.2$ $ rso th $3.00 130y Your Carpets and Curtains - Here and Save Money. Have you bought your spring Carpets or Curtains yet ? If not, you will be interested to know that on FRIDAY MORNING you can buy our very best 6oc Tapestry Carpet at 39c ; our very best 75c Tapestry Carpet at 55C;,75c All - Wool Carpet at 60c.; $1.25 Lace Curtains. at' $1.00; $1.75 and $2.25 Lace Curtainsat 6oc Tapestry Carpet at 39c 150 yards of•214neli wide Tapestry Carpet, in 'assorted design S and • colors, extra good value at our regular price 60e, to go on.sale Friday. Onn and Saturday, at ..... .... ......., .. .. . :.,..•• y••••••••••••••••• . • • 75C Tapefry, Carpet at $sc Fine Quality Embroideries Our stock of Embroideries this season is the.finest this store has ever shown, not only is the range the best, but the quality'is finer for the Money than we have ever 'had before. The assortment we show would do credit to 'a store five times the size of this one; then again, buying as we do with a sytidi- cate of stores in large quantities, ensures for ourselves and custorners.lower prices. . . I A- LACE While we have great values in, Embroideries at 5c, 8c, • , and toe, the lines at x5c,•2oc, 2•5c, 32c and up to $1.50 per pard is where we are doing the.most of the selling. • . • .200 yards of extra heavy quality Carpet, 27 inches wide, in assorted • • • designs and colors. This is our regular 70c Carpet, to go on sale Friday ggp ancl Satrirday at per yard....... .... .... .... • • • • • • • • .... • • • • • • WWI $1.po and $!..1$ LAnoleums at 85c 100 yards of 2 -yard -wide Linoleurns, extra heavy quality, half a . dozen patterns y todeahooste from,. regular $1.00 and $1.15.per yardto clearFriday 85c • 1 , . . • rrLook at our window this week. • • • .A. Big. Remnant Sale . IIOn FRIDAY .111ORNINO we will place on tables, for easy'choosing, hundreds of renman s .of Dress Good Linings;:. Silks, .9Flannelettes; cottons, Table Linens, Towelings, Embreideries; Laces, and in fact Remnants of ;--:4112-1Cincls-of-gdods'will:be.--inarked--at--prkes that will carryl them off puickly. The saving, in some cases, %I ill be I MORE THAN HALF. , . ••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••••‘4•••••4***** • ' • . " 7. • . • BAROAIN for Friday and Saturdar. Sc 30c to $oc. Laces at x$c . On Slithrday,morning•wesvill place on sale 300 yards of fine Laces, suitable for trimming dresses, in ereatii, white -linen -and- blirekTliese-•-;- 1 5r areodd lilies that sold ae•25c, 30e, 35e to '50c, all to clear at per yard.. °tn. 11110104Eif BACh -j- 111 'Toll WANT ' • Personal Mr. George Swartz is in. • Cederich this week. • • • Mr. Bert Fitzsimons has xeturnefl Darf;e.mGHcoeilnesals1:tep: Gixterich, visitcd Clinton Iri-ends en Saturday. - Miss M. Friel of Seaforth was • -the guest of, Mts.. •Jas. • Flynn :this . week. ' . ' .• Miss Newcombe was yesterday. in Lenden•Lwhere she teaches - vocal Mr. and Mrs,- .Ftelhiert, Jones of Coder.; eh were 'theguests of Mr. and Mrs,' Robinson on SundaY. Mr. Arthur Cantelon returned last night to Wingham vhere he is em- ployed, o the new poktoffice. , R. E -Manning• is the delegate from Wesley church 1,0 the District Meeting to be .held next' week, . Misses.' Jennie • Hankin and Mabel • Westen • spent . Sunday with the former's sister, Mts. W. Wilson of William Cantelon returned' hothe after several weeks spent with her son in :Toronto and daughter ill, • . Mr. Frank Walker, who had charge of • a. Alonoline typesetting machine at Fort William for a few tnonthS, re- turned honie last week and. expects to remain for, a time, He was not i,•eryfa-vooftheralb.wlyilp.reSted 1) .74 hesaw London Road. Miss N: Nott spent the past week With Goderich friends. Mr, and Mrs. I. Dodd were guests of; their daughter, Mrs. G. W. Lay ton, a (Maple Of days the forepart of this week. Mr. John Stanbury, after nearly sixty years of farm toil, has lotted and taken up his abode in. Clititeit. Miss P. Gibbings has returned from a month's visit in Loader'. Mrs, Win. Stanbury has been visit- ing her sister, Mrs. It. Tasker of the 2nd concession' of Mullett, • J. B. LtIND.Y L. D. S„ Th D, S. (Successor to Dr, AgneW) Office in Beaver Block, CLINTON, 1 WILL txn AT BRUCEPIELD ON Saturday, May 20th, and at Lon-, desboro on Saturday, May 27th,. With loads of calves for sale. -H. Aiciunond, Newry, 71 •••••••••••Y•11•,•••=.4.11•1•••••,„ • TO MRS. THOS. .4..WA.LKER Dear Mailani,-On behalf' of the in- dependent. :Order o,f Foresters, f whi- ch your late husband„ was a menaber, Nie desire to tender you our sincere 'synipathy• -in -the sad ,andirreparable' loss' • whi6ft you have "experieeded by. his deiniSe. It is unlneceesary forus to say that as a Brother' Forester he: was 'a valued and 'highly etiteemed member of Our Order •and While our loss ' is • nothing compared la yout great bereavement, * miss him: That He who has promised to be a husband to• the widow and a father •tc, the fatherless May' comfort terl Ets•-• tain you in yOur sad affliction. is our earnest wish si,nd prayer. Siglied •, on behalf of 'Court Clinton, • W. Walker, Werthytibia. • cricb, Rec:-,ecret:ry. •••. • , THE - PRINCIPAL; of ' one of :Chi- cago's Public Schiools has' been. order- ed to stop chewing tobacco. There lino law against it ; it is just a ruat-' ter of principal. . : •• IN THE OCEAN YACHT RAGE the talent naturally pick the Yankee yachts to Win, as it is. largely a wind game, • - • . • • ••••• •• ** **0 0 „ * • • • 04 A A A • • . „ , , • + • THE MOST . + impORT.,`WT • • , • POSSESSIONS. + At a Departmental exam- 4, 4. inabion held in Huron dur- .4. + ing the past yesir one of + 4. the questions was , 4. " Name the three most 4. A important of the British + 4. possessions, and thetpa- 4. + sons." , + 0 One of the answers Was 4*. 4. as follows • 4' 4. 'Presbyterian, Methodist 4. + and ;Church of England. + + .The Presbyterian is the + 4. most important because 4. + they teach the doctrines of + + the Bible more, perieetly." 414 4. it is scapely necessary 49 4. to say that the pupil who .4 4.,gave this answer is a 4. Presbyterian. It may•also 4. 4. he added and a Meta- 4.. 4. bar of a clergyman's tam- 4. 4. ily at that. 4. ++++++++++++++++++++ ei .tirinirximegaiiimr.mmamemenslo Since last Saturday we have had the biggest Hat selling we have any record of. Bi -the daze-n--haVe--the-Ha-ts left -the -store-- . All this Week and next the great sale will HARD .HATS, SOFT HATS,. .prOwo Flats. OreSr• Hats, • Black Hats. .$Ioo Iiats, 32Ao Hats, $2:5O Hats All sizes in „Hats are goinat.the uniform price of soc each We have decided upon a complete.learance of every odd Hat and broken lines; and to make the sale quick and sure,a4re willing to take only Haifa/a Dollar:for a Hat . Hodgdfis Bros (1.'11 • on.