The Clinton News-Record, 1908-04-23, Page 10Hens it
Miss 's. , XeIntyr,; returned Koine
last. Week from .an •extended visit
aautong friends in the grosgrains,dis4
too, Miss L. McIntyre of tr04,
Wass her guest during the Easter holi-
days.
Thi"
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SHOE
SETSTHE SHOE FASHIONS*
This beautifully
designed style is made of
fine Patent. Colt with dull
matt tops, and is one ofthe
up-to-the-minute Blucher
styles. Although we offer
this style to you for $4.00
it looks and fits better than
most $5.00 shoes.
R. J. Cluff
Sole Dealer - - Clinton
Personals
Mise Clara Lindsay et Toronto ispeat •
Easter: at her Iwme irl,, town.
Mrs. William, Cudrnoro visited friends
in London Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and: M. "James McMurchie,
Of' Myth were in town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Sealer%
visited.. Mr, and Mrs,. Wesley Walker
this week,
Mrs, J, E. Can'>Ipbell of Millbank spent
Easter with M. and Mrs. ` Thos.
I•Iawkine.
Mr, Arthur Twitchell has returned
- from Fargo, South Dakota, after
seven months residence there,
Mr. Robt. McKenzie, who' is teaching.
school at Cooper, is at the home •ot
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. Me -
Kenzie for rho' holidays.
Messrs. Lindsay Kyle and Parker ,
.Oughton, employer 'as'. machinists.
with the' Thresher Company,, have
gone to Oriliia where they have see
cured .employment with the E. Long
Mfg.. Co,
StanleyTownship
Additional Stanley, news of page 5
Mr. Scot of Buffalo spent Easter
withher mother, Mrs. T, Dennison,
Mr. William Parsens of Kansas has
been visiting at the home of Mr, Jos-
eph 'Richardson the past week.
Miss M, J, Boyce, who has been
visiting with Mrs, . George Henry
Stephenson of Fgmendvilie, has recur-
ped to the ' home Of hex, father, Mr,
James Boyce.
• 'Born To. Mr. and Mrs. William Tay.)
lor•on the 10th of April, a son,
Mr. Richard Peck placed a new
piano in the home of Mr. William
Stinson. on the Sauble Line recently.
Mr. -Ernest Pollock, who is attend -
mg the London Business College,. spent
Easter at the home of his father,' Mr.
William Pollock.
Mrs. Andrew ' Duncan who has been
spending a couple of weeks with friends.
in MdGillivray, returned boriio on Mon-
day of this week,
The farmers of this vicinity have
commenced 'seeding.
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The MOLSONS BANK
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855.
Capital paid up $3,337,500.00 Reserve Fund $3,337,500.00
HEAD OFFCE, MONTREAL'. .
DIRECTORS: ,
WM. MOLBON MACPHERSON President
S. IL EWING Vice -President
W. M. Ramsay, J. P. Cleghorn. H. Markland .Mol'son,
Lt. -Col F. C. Henshaw,. -Wm. C. McIntyre.
James Elliot, General Manager . A. D, Durnford,. Chief. Inspector and Superrn-;
dent of Branches,' W 1#, Draper, Inspector,- W. W. L. Chipman; •
J. H. Campbell, Assiet&nt•Inspectors. ,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of p.m ond.upwards received
and interest allowed at 3 per cent:trom date of.deposit, compounded 4 times a year
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to all branchoa of Farmers' • businebs, Sale
notes cashed or Ecol ectad oniavorable terms. •
C. R. DOWDING, Manager- 'CLINTON
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INAWAWAINOAWAMN
J, B. HOOVER.
NELSON BALL
PIJT.TINo
everg.thing toy.
gether just
right has a . lot
to do with the.
.appearance of
a picture..
Add to or detract from the effectiveness of 'pictures c_onsid
-eralrly: -ITis a speciaciaity oours oma e
picture. We like peorIe to say how beautifully cur' frames and'
their pictures agree. You will say it too if you will let us do
some framing for you.
We invite you to inspect our stock of Furniture which is com
plete in every line and our prices are as low as the lowest
We are the sole agents for the famous liercules°springs and:,
Ostmoormattresses.
HOOVER:k -ALL
Furniture and Funeral Directors.
Cliltol
Decorate Your.
,00m..
IN A MANNER I3ECOM?.NG
THE SEASON, THE STYLE,
YOUR PURSE, AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR INDIVIDUAL
TASTE. WE CLAIM OUR AS-
SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO
THIS. WE THINK WE HAVE
THE LARGEST VARIETY ; WE
KNOW WE HAVE THE PUPU,-
AR GOODS AND".THAT OUR.
,F.,.j,ICES ,ARE iR .(IHT, OUR
STOOK HAS PLEASED MANY
PEOPLE AND IT PLEASES US
TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE
PLEASED, IF, YOU WANT
WALL PAPER IT 'WILL . COST
YOU NOTHING TO SEE OURS,
IT MAY COST YOU SOME-
THING .NOT TO;
W. D. FAIR CO. :
Often Cheapest —Always Best
Ncw11•Recoird;
Mr. Barry Kemp, j Goderieh was : in
town 'on Monday,,,
Detective Phelan, l•oderich, was in
Canters On Monday.
Mr. `.`$olthy," Moore was : in, Toronto
Saturday and Sunday, '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson,:. Strat-
ford, were in town over . Sunday..
Miss Letta. Smyth returned Monday.
from a'.visit to 'friends in "-ngersol .
Mrs. Sarah Agnew visited her daugh-
ters in Stratford during the Easter
holidays.
Goldie Pike of •Tor onto was in
Clinton and Godorfch on . business
this week. . '
Mr. 'and Mrs. James Walker of God -
Crich were gdesfs at Mr. John Walk-
er's of town .over Sunday ' •
Mr. Robert Stevens'visited his son:
Harry at St; • .Mary's and Mr. Wil-
Ham Chillingworth over Easter.
MIs. George *Cartier of Woodstock,
has- been vrsiting-he>'parents,Mr.
and Mrs. .•jos. Wheatley, • the past;.
Mr. James Cooper, Brantford, visited
his. brothers, Messrs.. George, John
and Robert 'Cooper of town, during
the holiday's. ' ' .
Mrs. W. Swann, Mrs. Anna Abbott
and Miss Dorothy Barge returned
home Tuesday from., a .visit -of sever-
. al •days• with friends,; in Stratford.
Mrs. L: Finch and her` sons; Masters
Clarence and Roy, spent several days
of the .past week ai the guest of
her father, Mr, Abel • Bradshaw' : of
near Belgrave.
Mr. and' Mrs., . -T Green of, Detroit
spent the Easter holidays as the
guest` of :their daughter, Mrs.;: E. W,
Jacobs,,. •M1.' W. Goodwin. of Hamil-
ten. was .also a guest at .the, sante
• heals
Mr. E. Kemp, London, is the guest of
his son, , Mr.; S.' Kemp;' this week:
Time deals. gently. •with Mr. Kemp
who is 'as' : active and :.cheerful as
when he left Clinton Several years
ago: .
Chief Wheatley took one of his rare
holidays ' on Saturday. when' he went
down to. Woodstock' to visit; his
son, ' r. "a lace Wheatley. He was
accompanied ..by his - grandson, little
Master.. Lawrence Wheatley.
Mr: W. Moore' returned. Monday Froin
Toronto where he had been for sev
eral months:' He says that emplo'-
Inent is scarce in thecity and the
(lost of living is high. Ten dollars a
week will go as far in' Clillton as
• fifteen in Toronto, Mr. ,Moore says.
Messrs. Bert, WilIiain ' . and Adam
Cook left on .Tuesday for Saskatoon,
Sask.. Theywill be' accompanied ..as
far as Dance, Sask., by Glen Per-
due, son of Mr. Jim, Perdue, , who
will make his 'home: with his aunt,
Mrs. IT. J. Mills.
Mr, Walkinshaw, caretaker at the.
postoffice, has ` been . confined to . his'
roam for •' a. few days owing to i11-.
nese. Mr. Walkinshaw is so careful.
ate' courteous in the erf n
I A of
a, pe O1 rice
his duties thathis absence is very
noticeable.
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The WalkOier Shoe':
We have secured the exclusive
$ agency for the famous American
• Walk -Over Shoe for Clinton,
and invite our friends to call and
see a full andcomplete line in
the various shapes, sizes and
widths.
The Walk•Over Shoe, because
of its general excellence, is sold
Iin 44 countries. and is conceded
to be the height of shoe pollee-
tion by the world's wisest
dressers.
We cordially invite you to visit us and
f inspect these goods for yourself.
JAS. TWITCHELL,
Victoria Block' 'Clinton
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Mr•, John ` Crooks has returned from
'the West where for several ' weeks
he pushed trade for the go-ahead
firm of Morrish & Crooks. He mail-
ed many orders home And brought
may more which Will 'keep the
firm's big Staff .busy for Some time
to come. Morrish & 'Crooks : have
established 'a good connection With
the West.
Mr. J A. Morrow of Ledgerwood,
North Dakota, and Mr. Wesley Mor-
row of London, this province, were
in, town this week. •They were both
born in fullett but when their fath�
or sold the farm to Mr, Andy .Tay -
Tor, now one of our citizens, they
moved into Clinton, • Mr. Morrow
having been appointed inspector of
weights and measures.. Twenty-eight
years ago . the, family moved to
North. Dakota. where the father died
a few years later. This is Mr. J.
A. Marrow's first visit to the old
home town which he says is improv-
ed
mproved "almost, out of sight." Ile' is
now' in the lumber business and has
accumulated wealth which runs up
into The six figures.. Mr. Wesley Mor -
tow, not living so far away, has
visited .Clinton more frequently.
From here they went up to Lodes-
, bora to once more see the cemetery
. where the remains of their mother
lie beneath the green so&
Carpets, I,1nok':uii.t';i, an.
Lace Curtains For the Hs��rening
'The:house-cleaning season is here. Are you needing any Carpets, Linoleums or Lace Cur.
tains ? If so, this is the house to buy them from. We are direct importers and, buy in large
--- uantities•from--manufacturers and ::pass,the:,.benefit -Qt.el.ese_bu ingron•_tQ_ourpatrons aid econ
omtc buyers, Save your money by buying your house-cleaning requirements here. Our stock is
large and our prices are as close as can be bought in large cities. A call will convince you.'
Wool. Carpets
The very latest designs in Wool Carpets.
can be had here . in two or three ply, all
wool and union.. Na better floor, covering
made than *good Wool carpet. If you
are thinking of buying a carpet or a rug
don't fail to give us a call if you have an
eye for economy Prices run from
.., ,,,..;., .30 up to 1.10
Jap 'Matting
We carry a large range of Jap Mattings •.
in plain and fanny colors,. good designs,
well made, bound :borders. Prices run
from . . • ...,,,.. .1¢: to :26. .
• Tapestry Rugs,.
In. Tapestry Rugs and Squares our
g
ranIs complete in designs and coloring.;
in sizes 8x3I, 8x4 and 8x4 yards. Our
• business, in these lines is growing, There ..
is a reason. you should know it. Cali and
see this range. ; Prices run from
• i •„,. ,...... ..e., 'lO.0O to 35.00.
Lace .Curtains
In Lace Curtains we are showing a
larger range than ever in Swiss. Notting-
ham and Brussels la very dainty designs,
Our special curtain at $1 is a trade winner:
and we have a larger range than ever.
'Ask to see this special
Linoleums
In Linoleums we are showing one of the
largest ranges in the county of Huron, in
two, three ,or four yards wide, floral.
block tile and Japanese designs. If you
are Interested. in Linoleums you should
see this range at the square yard,. .00
Tapestru Curtains
Our stock of Tapestry; Curtains Is now
complete in plain and fancy colors. red,
blue, green and fawn shades, with heavy
cord and tassels, inall sizes, from
.. •.,•2.5O.up to 10.00
Table Coverings
Chepelle and Tapestry Table Coverings
in several sizes, in red and green,, heavy
fringe and tassels, good wearingqualities
from r .90. up
Art -Muslin
ArtMuslins in,greatvarietyy for'drapery
in all tlie'popularcolorings, from .15' up
Floor. Olt Cloths
Floor Oil. Cloths in floral, block and tile
designs, in 1, 1 and 2 yards wide, three
matched designs at per square yard .25
Stair. 011 Cover ing
Stair Oilcloths in several designs, .eigh-
. teen inches wide at per yard;..... .a21
Art Sateens
A new shipment of Art Sateens just' to
hand. They come the very latest de-
signs and.
esigns'and, colorings, in pale blue, pinks,
greys, reds. greens; slate, etc.,. per yard
from....... •.,.,...,.•....10.to .25
Curtainette by the Yard
Bobbinett Curtains by the yard in polka
dot and spray designs with frill edges, per .
yard from.- . ... . .15 up to .35
Our Millinery show rooms, over Tozer-.& Brown's.
store as often as you, please and` see the many_V
dainty styles in ..new spring hats . we are showing
for: spring wear •
' 1VMISS . .CANTBL.ON & CO,
CYI1v oAr
Ladies'
ReadyutomWear
.Garments.
•Dry Good S .
ii •na
111 It fiery •
. CLI1raT'�01�T.•, � .. . '.
House-cleaning tinge is here in earnest and if you are thinking about buying now Cur-
rlor, . diningroom or bed room, we, can` supply your wants by showing a beauti-
ful
Cur-
tains
for the•
rain o
p
ful range of Curtains and Curtain Goods of all kinds, and all moderately priced. We are mak-
ing a special play
din la.-` i'n our. House -furnishing Rooth for Friday and Saturday. of this •week. We
offer the followinginducements to have you visit this department on these days.
Lace Curtains i9c pair Extra Good Curtains $I.
pair80 owonly, Lace ce Curtains suitable for small We have about 18 or 20 pairs of Lace Curtains
n
.
windows; etc„ 2 yards long, taped edges, Fri- that have been slightly soiled in showing. No -
day and Saturday per -.4. •. ..19 thing the matter with them excepting for a
pairo one-kind,two.
and three
' le dust,
Iitt d st ef
pair of another., etc., sellingregularly up to
White Spot.and Stripe • $1.50 pair, Friday and Saliurday per pair 1.00
Curtain Muslin 8c
"10 yards white 'spot and stripe 'Cur tain Mus-
lin, reg 10c and 121c. Friday and Saturday '.O8
Coin Spot Frilled Muslin
2 ieces, 27 inch White' Frilled Muslin, fine
quality,. just the thing for bedrooms, special .19
Colored Madras 65e Yard
Foar patterns, beautiful Madras Cuirtain
goods, 60 inches wide, in light and dark, snit-
able for libraries. dining rooms, . etc., special
'Value at pee yard ........... .:....:•».. .dif'J•
White Madras 36c
Twopattet'ns White Madras with gold and
pale blue designs, 42 inches wide, splendid
value at ....... ,.•••,Y,,., ..r,,...,,,,.i. *35
Art 1V.Cus1111412Yo
patterns in Ain
Six patterns Muslin in all the lead a
soler combinations•, special at....„ • ... .1.`L,j
Large Choice of rine' Cur-
tains at e$2.60 to $5 60
a
Extra., Special at $2'
Here is a splendid chance to buy Curtains
providing you don't want over two pair of; a
kind. ,.12 pair only, Nottingham Lace Curtains,
�.a yards long, 50 to GO ,inches wide. a lot of
pi etty designs but not over two pairs of a kind,.
selling up to $3.50, all one price Friday and Sat-
urday at per pair .....,. 2.00
Japanese Matting 26..e
•, pieces Japan Matting, new floral designs; •
one yard wide, worth up. to 40c, Friday and
Saturday.. ................,,.....,.,. .25
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Two Rug Bargains .. '
$20 Brussels Ruga for.., .......... , ..... 15.00
$12 Tapestry Rugs for .......... .. . ... 9.79
Everything in. house furnishings will be on
display in our house farnit.hing room, including
Lace Curtains, Madras Curtains, Table Covers,
Battenburg Centres Pieces, Japanese Hand
Drawn Linen, Japan Matting, Coin Spot Mus-
lin, Frilled Brusseta Net Curtains, Door Pan.
o nets, Etc., Etd.
Mire New Hats
Oti Friday we place on sale another lot of
New Stylish Hats, in all the new shades such
as burnt, Copenhagen and Champagne, etc. You
do not need to go to Toronto or London for
your new hat when von ' can get such an assort-
ment of Stylish Milliners to choose 'front here.
This week we have opened another .ship -
merit of shapes, wino, etc., all at moderate
prices.; •
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