The Clinton News-Record, 1910-03-31, Page 8Arm4oasmill
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Early Spring Shoe Bargains 1
Here an oeportunity seldom offered on early spring bus• t -
nese in the face of a rising niarket, Up to the present time
the public have not come in contact with the advanced prices
of leather good, because the advances have not been serious
enough to affect retail prices.
The Hone is not far distant however when the consumer will
actually be up against higher prices for all kinds of leather
goods, and the prospects are that high prices will rule for
considerable time.
In the meantime we are going to give the Clinton Shoe Buy-
ers a few snape; well bought goods on which monev can be
saved on Shoe requirements. Fere are a few lines for this
week's announcement.
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LADIES FINE SHOES:
?0 prs. Regina Shoes, patent pumps, reg $3,00 for—$2,40
15 " "" tine kid " reg $2 75 for ---$2 25
20 44 b g
6' gun metal,' reg $3.00 for—$2.40
30 " a 44 " kid bluche lace reg $3.50 for—$2.75
15 " Patent Colt, button o rcis reg $3.50 for—$2.75
12 " 44 " blucher o,Iordg $3.50 for—$2.75
Space will not permit of a mor lengthy list for this week:
we will have numerous lines on display at our store which
we will be pleased to have you cell and inspect. Terms at
these prices are strictlo 04SH,
REPAIRS W1 -ULE YOU WAIT
FRED. JACKSON
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New Spring Shirts i
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Having again been fortunate enough to secure a few hundred , 2r,
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of the famous -Hagen Brand" Shirts at a eidiculeusly. low ;
pricewe now pass them on to our customers at the some 7
ra great saving. .
These shirts are made regular in size. quality and Workman- . 0
es ship but are lines of which there were not enough to make si
0 full boxes and are therefore broken in pattern. Choice of s A
go the lot only - • • -•- • 79c •
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See Our New Spring Dress Goods, Gingbanas, Ladies Lawn •
• Waists, Skirts, Gowns, etc.
A Few Ladies' and Children's.Mantles to be Cleared at Less ,
Than Half Price...
Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Furnishings. •
Don't tail to see. what we are showing in these lines as we •
can save you ronney, and can offer yon a larger and better #
assortment of styles and prices than ever before,
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PLUMSTEEL BRO S.1
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Furniture •
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That gives charac- :
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The stateliest man-
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FOR EVERY ROOM "• •
In your house we have furniture that will add to its
beauty and in addition to its attractiveness every piece
of our furniture is built solidly and honestly. Long
service is as much of a, requisite as.beauty with most
people. We provide both.
The cheapest spot hi Huron County to buy all kinds of fu
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Clinton Newo.Reccord March 3101 1910
AND with it cotnes the
decoration of some
room in your home.
If it's New Wall pap-
er --we have it in
la r g e assortment,
pretty and practical
designs and colorings
most appropriate,
they also have the
charm of fair value
for the price. We ask
),our inspection.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest — Always the Best
Visiting out of town during the
holidays:
•Mr, Sheriff, Lucknow, •
Mr. Eames, Wingliann
• Mr, S. Davis, London.
• Mr: McClure, Lucknow.
Mrs, McIntyre, Seaforth. •
Miss Snell, Niagara Falls;
Miss Delmage, St. Marys.
. Miss Jeau Chidley, Toronto.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Ratcliff, Exeter.
• Miss Marjorie Lapine, London.
Mr. Frank Kydd, Bovvraaneille,
Miss Jean MeTaggart,
• Mr. W. S. R. Holmes, Toronto. •
Miss Elsie Ross, Mount Forest.
Miss Bernice Iay, Lapeer, Mich.,
Mr. W. H. Hellyar, Bowmanville.
Mr, and Mrs. Rot. Sweet, Exeter.
Miss Florence Cunningham, Walker-
ton.. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Armour and
family, eroded*
Miss Annie Forrester. and Miss •
E.
• Chidley,Toronto. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Weet, Rev, and
Mrs. 'Jolliffe, Mr. Albeit Seeley, Miss
Dorothy Cantelon •Mr, Will John• -
stoh, Miss Pearl. O'Neil, Toronlo
Mrs. W. D. Doherty is 'visiting her
mother in Wardsville.
Mr. Melville Anderson 'went to Dun-
gannon on Saturday. ••
Mrs. C. McKinnon of Port Elgin is
in town with friends..
•
• Miss Delle O'Neil, Toronto, is • with
her family for the holidays.
Miss Michie of London, Eng., is . the
• guest :of the Misses Hines.
1VEss Katie 'Scott is spending a few
weeleskeeiths rela,tiVes in. Innerkip.
Mr. Wo. Chidley of Owen ' Sound
spetit .taster in the home town
Miss Minnie Weston viSited at her
home neat Baylield during the
woek
Mrs. A. P. Gundry and little • son
are •:spending the Week with Inger-:
•' soli friends. . •-
Mr. and Mrs J; W. Treleaven and
• little • Miss Norma are vieitieg
• Lucknow friends. -
Mr. Bert • Harland, Detroit, spent
• the Easter holidays wreli his broth-
er, Mr. Will. Marla ad. 0.
Mr. and Mrs. • T. Jackson, Sr., en-
• tertained Mr. and Mrs.' McFaul
Seaforth on Good Friday. •
Mrs. J. J. Patterson and het two
sons of Sarnia were Easter .guests
of her sister, Mrs D. Pair.
Mrs. MacMillan of Toroeto and • her
clever, son, Ernest, are this • week
the guests of Mrs. (DO Gunn.
'Miss Ella Suhr and Miss Mary All-
• igson visited at their homes • in
Mitchell from Thursday until Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong of
• Goderich were' Easter visitors •of
the ' formers motive, • Mrs. Alex
Armstrong.
Mr. Eldred Archibald of the Dilly
• Star stet, Toronto, was in town
for Easter the •guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Ferran.
-11fies--Greggs---Toroetor:--wbo—wasseave
companied by .Miss Head, visited
her sister, Mrs. • (Dr.) Stewart,
• over the holidays.
Mr. A. V. Quigley of The News-Rec-
oed staff and his brother, Mr. Joe
Quigley of- the homestead in Hu1• .
lett, returned Tuesday from few
days visit with relatives at Petro•-
lia.
Mr. Charlie Hall, sort of Mr. F. B.
Hall, was home Sunday and Mon-
day. • He has been with the Mole
sons Bank, London, for some time
but has been • transfered to the
• Hamilton agency.
Mr. Arthur Cantelon was in Goder-
ich on Saturday, visiting his uncle,
Mr. A. Cantelon, •who in January
• reached the advanced age of ,eighty-
one years, and was for ,almost six-
• ty years a resident of Goderich
township, and who died Tuesday
morning,
Mr. John Ernmerton of 13ervie, Bruce
county, accompanied by his son,
visited his father, Mr. John Ent -
merlon Sr., Saturday and Sunday.
In addition to carrying on a gen-
eral merchantile business he is
post -master at 13ervie. It is several
years since Mr. Emmerton left Olin -
ton 'but he looks almost as young
as ever.
Tho following members of the Clin-
ton Oddfellows' Lodge attended a
Lodge.of Thstruction in Seaforth on
Good Friday and comprised the
team which but on the Initiation
• Degree: II. 13. Thant IT. Alexander,
• J. Tucker, J. McLeod, J. 11. Kerr,
W. Collyer, J. W. Moore; P. It
Hall, T. Watson, A. Conliff, J. Tay-
lor, W. MeEwen, J. Wiseinan, N.
Kennedy, A. Castle, W. Cudmore,
A. Turner and T. Monaghan.
ASTIrJlaRi
Exclusive
Millinerg
• We have received many kind remarks and congratulations
on our, New Millinery Department, • Our Hats have an exclusive -
ns about them that appeals to ladies of good taste and judgment
and our prices are very moderate. rliss Baker is putting forth
every effort from long experience to meet the Millinery require-
ments of our town.
We cordially invite you to visit our show room as often as
will be pleased to show you the new spring styles.
you please, whether as a visitor or purchaser; where Miss Baker'.
New .CarOepi, Rugs and Linoleums
The new spring range of Tapestry and Brussels Carpets andlRugs are now all in stock and
there are many new colorings and designs in the lot. House-cleaning season is conNing on when
many will want new floor coverings, and we respectfully solicit your patronage, when we will be
pleased to show you our range. We carry the largest range of Oilcloths and Linoleums, in the
different widths and weights, in town and make and lay all floor coverings free of charge,
•
40i.pchtB4..t0:-.104rili the.. Dry Goods Business. Quiek
4.11-ii4ne6ment to right boy.
•Flannelette Remnants
Fifty manufacturers remnants of White
• Flannelette, from two to ten yards •in each
piece, good heave; weight, 32 to 36 inches wide,
regular nee value, Saturday price. . 0 8
12%c and 13c Embreiderg 9c
200 yards fine SiViSS Embroidory, nine in-
ches deep, ten:different designs. Regular 12ac
and.16c values, clearing Saturday at.... .00
Print Remnants •,
.• Fifty manufacturers remnants of Prints
assorted patterns and colorings, all new spring
designs, lengths run from two to ten yards,
• best quality 12ic prints, choice Saturday .. 08
•
3 Pairs Cotton Hose 35c
Five dozen only, Ladies Black Cotton Hose
sizes 8 to 10, regular. 12Sc Values, Saturday
pairs for ' .28,
1214c Factorg Cotton 10c .
500 yards good heavy Factory Cotton 34 in.
wide, nice clean. even weave, reg 12Se for' .10
50c Dress d
s •
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- ForSaturday•ewe are Showing a „splendid
range of. New Spring.DresaGoods; in fancy
steipe lustre and fancy serges, in all the popu-
lar shades including ashes 'of roses, wisterea,
old rose, ptc all at one price
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Of Personal Mention The News From Londesboro
Misses Lily and Hilda rlailcs visited
• in 05derichthis week. .
Mr. John Rumball of Varsity' Was
• fiome for the holidays.
Joseph Currie of Goderich• was
• in town on • Saturday last.
Me. Will. Greig of Toronto spent Sun-
day under the parental roof.
• Miss Eileeri Hoover spent the holiday
, week with Miss Agnes Irwin, Lon-
don.
Mr.' Hugh B. Grigg, Molsons Bank,
• London, • was home 'Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Wm. McIver visited her brother,
• Mr. H. Juror of Hamilton, the
pastweek.
IVIr. Percy Towne, cutter for Tozer
• & Brown, was in London Saturday
and Sunday. ••
-Misses. Annie and Florence Hailes vis-
• ited Stratford friends from 'Friday
• until Mosley evening..
Mr. Ernest S. Lawson returned to
Flint, Mich., on Monday after a
week's visit at lionie • -
Mr. Karl Wilken was down from God-
orieh • for the holidays and was
gladly welcomed by his many friends
in town. •
Robbie L. •Lawson and • Ed. Steep
returned on ,Monclay .to Petrone af-
• ter spending the holidays with their
parents here.
Mrs. Brigdon of Kirk street has re
turned to her home after having
spent the winter with her daughter
• in the country.'
Chief .Wheatley spent Saturday and
Sunday with his daughters, Mrs.
Geo. McCartney and Mrs. J. J.
Ward, Woodstock.
Miss McDougald and Principals A. P.
Gundry, and John Hartley are at-
tending. the O. E. A. convention in
Toronto' this week.
Mr, and Mrs. • ITamblyn who have
• spent the winter with their son,
Mr. Will Hamblyn, town, left last
week for their home in Bowman-
ville.
Mrs. Susan Crawford, after a very
pleasant tour month's visit • with
her daughters, Mee, Drown, Queen
street and Mrs. Ed. Johnson, and
her son, Mr. D. Crawford, Telt on
Tuesday for the old homestead on
the I8th of Mullett,
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taylor (if Lea.
don spent God Pridtly and Satur-
day as the guests of t%fr. James
Stevens, Several years residence
in the' eft has not lessened their
fondness for the old home town and
they come up quite frequently.-
•Miss Elizabeth Cliidley of I•leslierton
•spent Easter, at home. •
Mr. Thos. Lawson was in Flint,
•Mich., the past week. ' ••
•Mrs. Wilson; Goderich, was the guest
of Mrs. A. Hailes On Friday lest.
Miss Tillie McCartney, Detroit, was
the guest of Mrs, Jas: Tucker last
Week.
Mr. R. E. Manning andMater Har-
• old were with Toronto friends for
Easter.
Me.0 Clarence. Sheppard of Molsons
Bank came up from froqueis for.
Easier.
Miss Edna. Cooper of Varsity, and
Miss Olive Cooper of Don are home
for the holidays.
Mr. 3. E.. Murphy, iteCountant Royal
Bank, visited Mr. J. Wolfram, Lon-
• ' don, .over Easter.•
•Mr: Lou Heywood of Buffalo, spent
the holidays in town with his aunt,
Mrs. J. W. Moore.
Mr, Jack Irwin of the MeCleary Mfg.
• Co., Landon, spent Easter in town
• at the parental home.
Mr. Broder McTaggart of St. An-
drew's • College„ Toronto, is spend-
ing the week at home,
Mrs. Arch. Cosens is preparing to
move to Flint, • Mich,, where her
husband has a position.
Mr. Richard Lee of the Molsons Bank
staff, London, was the guest of Mr.
• Bob Irwin over the holiday.
Mies M. Lappine was the guest • of
Miss Gladys Egg, London, from
• Friday until Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Leo of Londesboro spent
part of- her Easter holidays with
her aunt, Mrs. Thos. Lawson.
Miss Ruby Kilty, Nobieton, and Miss
Minnie Kilty, Newry, are spending
the holidays at their home here.
Miss Mollie Chat principal of the
Walton school, is spending the hol-
iday week at her home on High
street.
Mrs, (Rev.) Peter Jones and daugh-
ter, Pearl, of London, were the
guests at Easter of Mr. and Mrs,
J. A. Irwin,
• The Misses Ewing of Toronto who
came up to attend the :funeral • of
their father on Monday, were the
guests 'while in town of Miss
Wellington street. ,
Mr. It/felinity expects to leave next
Tuesday to resumc his homestead
duties in Sask. An experienced and
\ successful farmer in this province,
"he is of the calihre that. the west
urgently needs in its formative per-
iod.
. .
Mrs. Boll spent the Easter holidays
with friends • in London. • . •
Miss A.Brigham .spent Easter Sun-
day with her sister of. Toronto. .
Miss 0, Brigham of Highgate also
spent 'the holida'ys with her sisters in
Toronto.
• Mr.• J. 0. Lounsbery spent the week
.end in London. •
• Mr. J. D. Mellville elated • with
Toronto friends over Sunday e.
Mrs. R. Knox and grandson, Archie
Wells, of Blyth- spent good Friday
with her . sister, Mrs. Jas. , Camp-
bell. •
• •
• Mrs. R. Adams held her millinery
openings 'Friday and Saturday .of last
week.. There was a large assortment
of beautiful hats. .• . .
• Mrs. Jas. McConnell of the • 13tli
con. visited friends in New York
state, ,
. Misses L. and R. Young of Brant-
ford spent Easter at home.
' Misses R. Riley, E. Mains, E. Lyon
and Mrs. Windruni of London spent
Sunday in the village.
Mr. E. Adams of Blyth, spent Good
Friday at home in :the evening he
entertained the • Foresters to a
niuical entertainment with his gram-
ophone.
Mr.. 'II. Hogg, of S. S. No. 8 spent
the holidays at his helm in Brussels.
Miss 13.. Murch is spending. Easter
week at her. home in Stratford.
Mr. E. MeVittie, who it was re-
ported had disposed of his farm, and
had made arrangements for in auc-
tion sale in April len has now changs
ed his mind and will, assisted by his
son George, continue to work the
farm.
Mrs. Ploody of 13Iyth is spend-
ing Easter with her parents here.
Miss IV. • Phillips of Brigden is
spending the holidays at home.
Mr. J. R. ' Lansing is visiting hie
uncle, Mr. John Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Melliurney left. Settle -
day last for Souris, Man„ after a
couple of months visit with the mat.
ter a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Cole here.
Mrs. Crysler oi Delhi is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. 3. 0. Lounsbery
Miss Quaig of Goderich is visiting
her friend, Miss Zella Whitley.
Mr, Wallace Allen was in tendon
on business Saturday of last Week,
Mr. E. Lyon ot Sykesten is visit.
ing his parents here.
• Messrs. V. Gibbs and Jos. Drown
of the G.T.R. spent Easter Sunday.
at home,
I.1. . MAT 0
on
ok,
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• IVIiss E. Govier, whohas • been •
spending • the last few weeks with •
her sister, IVIrs. •II. . Longman, spent
. .
the Easter holidays with friends in...
London. - -
•.Mr. Chas. .Govier of Thorold and
Miss Govier of Paris spent .a few
days at their home here...
Miss Butler of Myth visited her.
:friend, Miss Hanim, a few : days. . .
Miss S. Barr was called to Toron-
to IVIonday owing to the illness of her
Sister, Ml -s. Proctor.
• Mr. 3. .D. Lansing was the guest of
Mr. John L. Phillips over Easter
Sunclay and left Monday for Sagi-
inaw, Mich.
The mese meeting of the Methodist
Sabbath school Sunday morning was
'
well attended. Rev. Mr, Currie de-
livered a very suitable and inspiring
address to the children of the school, •
Sunday being held as decision days
after „ the service some twenty or
twenty-five scholars showed their de-
sire to urete with the thurch. Rev.
J. C. Reid of Attwood spent Tues-
day evening with Rev. H. E. Curry.
Mrs. John Brigham visited over •
Sunday at the home of Thos. Milian
• Mr, Jas. Hill is improving slowly.
• Owing to his mother's illness Mt, •
Wallace Allen has given up his post
• tion as traveller for a London firm.
Mr. W. G. Beaton, a former teach-
• er here, was a caller in the village
Tuesday of this week,
The Misses Tanian and Kennedy of -
Blyth visited their friend, Miss Hanui
Tuesday of this week.
• The sawmill will commence cutting
on Monday morning next.
Constance.
Miss Hazel Lindsay is at present
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thos. 11111
at Bluevalle.
Mrs. Geo. Swallow of -Fullerton is
spending a few daysthe guest, of her
sister, Mrs. 3. Anderson,
Mrs, Bayley and daughter are visit-
ing friends its and around the vil-
lage.
Mrs. John Vareoe spent the Easter
holidays with friends near Hamilton.
Mr. Geo. Stephenson re -shingled lits
house on Saturday..
Mrs. it, B. Stephenson entertained
the members of her S. S. class on
loriday afternoon.
We understand Met Mr. Thos. Mc-
Millan started seeding 'on, Saturday.
• Miss Bella McCully spent the heti-