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The Clinton News-Record, 1910-04-14, Page 88 After Ten Clinton Nem -Record April 14th, 1910 Spriug is Roro.. 0 ►pcilis : i 1 4..111b.•�livillo• lN�r:r, Years' Trial - We have proved the INVICTUS ., Shoe to be the ` " best for fit , style, comfort and wear. I Alt SOLE AGENT IN CLINTON. i u 7.. ibeill. eleib R. J. 1 I el I Ilfrill IVIIP'giii, W•II& 1111,1111,414 WEEK. d More d Business. a sessec•o.ties.9vie emelt iloS d 0•ir®-ereaseeesebeaee®.e•,.e•dasyeeteeeee aj a d a • ItSpecial 0 0 • • 5Regular$1.50 11) •See e A. • 0 0 8 ei a . it Small d Profits 1'lulnsteel eb Special FOR, TIIIS Bros. earl a i No 1—About 25 pair white Flette Blankets, good size and. quality, pink and blue borders. to clear at .95 a Special No 2—About 2000 yards good quality Linen Towelling, -good. .d value at 9 cts yd, to clear at per yd .06 a Special No 3—About 100 pairs Ladies Boots. Pumps and Oxfords, A: all new goods and good value at $1.65—$1.85. Special to clear a at 1.25. Special No 4—About 25 pairs Misses Patent Oxfords sizes 11-2. value to clear at .98 a These lines are all of exceptional value and cannot be replaced h at these prices, so he on time to secure your share of these bargains. i our men's new Hats. All the new ones are here, Special prices this week. Don't fail to get our prices on Men's and Boy's ready-to-wear 11 clotbiug as we can save you dollars on each and every purchase in . -a this department. See our $9.00 Men's Suite we are clearing this' week at $5.95. It's an Eye Opener. Also Boy's $3.75 Suits to clear at $2.69. r a Buy your shoes here and save money. 4'The Home of Low Prices.'* 3 . Rit.., AUFAINOS. a pLuillsTEEL •meq tr•�ia.o•.s•� 1i1 w•a.le..e�s•v�o�4)Q w �r.1qw m. Millinery. Store is for , . Class Millinery, Prices. This store noted High Also we guarantee Good Satisfaction and very moderate MISS C ANTELON .& CO. ••••♦....♦••♦♦♦♦♦N♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••••••♦♦♦t♦♦••••••♦N•♦♦♦♦ • • • J.B Hoover• NelccrCbl It's the Furniture •. That gives .charac- ter to -the home. The stateliest man- 2 sion will not attract r, if improperly . fur .tell. u tr W. niched.• .qa., �►NO 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 your inspection. W. 11 FAIR, GO. Often Cheapest Always the Best FOR EVERY ROOM. IIn your house we have furniture that'will,add to its I 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 PP provide le. We both. • The cheapest spot in Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture. Hoover & Ball FIT R.1.7 iTURF3 .A.1•1 -3D 'ty MRA..Z, IDIRECT'ORS 2 . •••♦♦•♦1.4••••♦♦♦•••♦•••.i •••••♦N• NN•••••••• •••• Miss Bessie Davis -visited with God- crich"friends last week. Mr. Huber Archibald, barrister, of Ri:inipeg, is at present visiting his sister, Mrs. Ferran. Miss Logan has returned to Toronto, after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. J, Rattenbury. Mr. tBert Potts, who has been assist- _,i�-Mr. John Scruton has returned to Goderich. Mr. Albert Mitchell, whohas been engaged as presser by the Jackson Mfg. Co. for some time, has been transfered to the Exeter branch. Miss Campbell of-Moosejaw; Sask., and Miss McLaughlin of Cromarty are guests of Mrs.- J. Mahafty. Miss • Campbell is a nice of Mrs. Ma- hafty's. Miss Edna Balkwell, after a couple .. of month's visit with her cousins, Mrs.. A. A. Hill and. Miss Deverell, left for her home in Burford . on Tuesday, Mr Ben Cole returned on Tuesday from a pleasant visit to Toronto and Qrillia and with Mrs. Cole ex- . peas to leave on Saturday for Yp- silanti, Mich., to make their *home there.. • Mi.. Alex Armstrong cameup . from. Toronto on Friday and will .remain a• week or so settling things finally with regard to the sale of his prop- erty here, and the removal of his family to the city. Mrs. Jacob. Miller and Miss Delle 're- turned on . Tuesday forth. ,Chesley. where- they spent the winter. They were accompanied by Mrs, Geo. H. Watson; who will spend a ,few weeks in the home town. Rev.. W. H.' Dunbar, the popular in- cumbent of the IIolmesville-i�Iiddle- ton-Summerhill parish, leaves next ,Thursday for Belfast, Ireland. Ad- ditional interest is taken in his. .trip froth the 'fact that 'on his retun he will' be accompanied by Mrs. Dun- bar, M. A. G.', Beaton, town, who iom erly taught in S. .S. No: 8, Hul- • lettt, and who has just completed the Normal school course at Strat- ford, entered upon bis duties as Principal of the Public school at• . Zurich last week. Ile is, the son of • our, esteemed citizen, Mr. A. D. Beaton. - The - old friends of Mrs. James. Mc- Nair of Toronto (lett of Grey township„). formerly .Miss Flora Duncan of Clinton, will sympathize with her in the loss of her eldest. son, James Leslie, who died -Sunday evening, after a five weeks' illness, from- heart failure. He was a bright little fellow about sexen years of age. The -remains were taken to Grey for interment. The following railroad men. 'visi_ted the Horse- Show Tri Clinton last Thursday: Geo. C. Wilson, Soo Line, Buffalo ; - W. M. Hood, Pere, Mar- quette, R.R., London ; , G. T. Petti- grew, G.T.R.. 'Stratford ; Geo, ' Barnes, Northern Pacific, Detroit ; F. II. 'Terry, C. & N. W., Toronto ; H. E. Watkins, G.N.R., Toronto ; Geo. Bunting, Allen. Line, Torontor W. 13ethune, C.P.R., S.S. Line, Ow- en Sound. Most of these gentlemen attended the Show last year and evidently thought it "worth. while" • coming again. Mr. D. H, McLean of Dauphin, Man., was in town on Tuesday calling on • friends of bygone years who were much pleased • to• again meet and • greet him. Mr. McLean was born at Wilkinson's . Corners near Por- ter'sh 1859and was t e Hill i n rs ti youngest of a family of eleven children. After leaving home he lived for a time in Goderich, Wing - ham and Lucknow, respectively, and eleven years ago left• the Latter place for Dauphin where he has done well and in addition t 0 t os- sessing real estate is the sheriff of the county. This is a Roblin Gov- ernment, appointment to which, al- most necd1ees to say, Mr. McLean was entitled by virtue of ability to satisfactorily perform the duties pertaining thereto and because of services willingly rendered. Mr. McLean says 0 Dauphin is a railway -centre and sur- rounded by a good :arming country and is increasing in poput;itiol t d importance. His trip east oil; tit',r - was ow'ing to the death of his fet.i- er-in-law, the late At•,thur Cal ielon of Goderich, with wliont two of his children have trade their Borne fr,r several years. Mr. McLean is, by the way, the youngest brother .of Mr. Hobert McLean of Goderich, who is so well and favorably known throughout this county. Advertising in The • News - Record brings - good results. Are, ialinernaltalTh STJAle House Cleaning Season Carpets Rugs, Curtains Linoleums OUR stock of House Furnishings is now complete in every detail inLace Curtains, Tapestry Curtains, Brussels, Tapestry and Wool Carpets, Rugs, Mitts, Linoleums, Oilcloth, Jap Mattings, Door ,Matts, Carpet Sweepers, etc. The range is large and you are not confined to a few designs, and anything you may want, we do not stock, we can easily get it for you. - We solicit your inspection and will be pleased to show you our range. • Lace Curtains You will find the patterns we have assem- bled have been chosen tastefully and care- fully. •Every new feature is .represented, though of course the conventional designs are amply represented. Our purchases were made direct and involve Nottingham, Brussels, Nets, Tamboured Nets and others Prices run from .25 up to 6.00 .Tapestrg Curtains In plain colors and two tone effects, in red, green and brown, several new designs, from 2.75 up to 6.00 Carpets . We Make and , Lay all Price Carpets Free We are showing an exceptionally . good range of designs and colorings in Tapestry, 'Brussels and Wool Carpets in the different qualities, and invite your inspection whe- ther you purchase or not• Prices r• un from - Jap Mattings For bedrooms Jap Mattings are becoming. quite popular for summer use. They are pretty, clean and cool. We are showing a splendid range at per yd 22 0 Japanese-"lrutake Rugs We are -showing an exceptionally large range of Jap Rugs, with border to match running all round, in sizes - 1 pard by 21ards at • .50 2 yards by 3 yards at I. S 0 3 yards by 31.. yards at 3.00 Ask to see this range. Linoleums - Ten new spring patterns of Nairn's Scotch Linoleums to choose from, two weights, at per square yard .50 and .60 Floor Oilcloth Floor Oilcloths in 1, 1/, 1i, 1i and 2 yards wide at per yard. -Z5 Floor Matts SPECIAL -25 Wilton Floor Matts, sizes 27 inches by 54 inches. No two alike in floral, animal and maple leaf designs, splendid. quality, fastcolors, worth $3.50 for 2.78 other Floor Matts from .50 up Rugs We are showing the largest range of Floor Rugs in town, Brussels, Tapestry, Wilton, Velvet and Wool, at'prices that defy com- petition, If you are in need of a rug come when, the range is the largest . Evidence of the Splendid Values can best be Learned by a Visit to the Store. Constance Concerns. Mrs. Adam Glazier and children of Stapleton spent;. Sunday the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Pollard. Mrs. Anderson and babe spent a few days the guest of her. sister, Mrs.. Adam Michelson of 'this village. Mr: and Mrs. Geo. Riley and child- ren visited their daughter, Mrs. Char- les Hugill last week. - • . Mr. Wm. Stanley of. Holmesville put up 100 rods of wire fence for Mr. W. Ilugill last week Mrs. S. Pollard and daughters of a11 ed' on her father ,one . day .-T The ball held 'in the Foresters' 'all on • Thursday evening was a decided success for which h credit is due the committee -that had charge of the •arrangements. The Chesney orchestra of Seaforth furnished the music for the. dance. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Trico of Leadbury spent Sunday the guest of her father, Mr. Geo. Clark. . Mr. - and Mrs. Adam .Nichelson and' Mr. Chas. Riley attended the funeral Blythe of Mrs, McMann of Walton on .Tues - last week. l day.. In "Don't' KfOC ( ' BOOS" the strife for business don't knock, just .boost—your competitor should by all means be included in this, and the customer or buyer will all the more appreciate you for your manliness in speaking well of thein. You remember the fellow who a short time ago knocked, the work you were having done, and in every way tried -to snake you feel. mean regard- ing fog that which you looked on as ood, f Mei was not Unselfishness—and the world appre- ciates it to its fullest—means growth and while you are thus growing there is nothing- in creation to make sort take a back seat, and the real watch- word of it all is "Don't knack— boost:"—The noL —boost."—The Master Printer. Grand Trunk Looking up During the past week the G.T.R. station has been freshly decorated and your measure o um has received a new coat of any too broad or long either for that andainti which adds not little to matter—but • had he, after getting p your attention and showing his camp- its appearance; and makes it a 'd in- stead the judge, d you to 3 g > ldbw e les a c of antagonizing you could he You. �•dcr an order. not have'secured would not stand for the knock to your judgment. 'Tis said,' Every knock is a boost,' and so it is, if the knock is properly given. It serves to waken latent en - orgy and the result is good, especial - much pleasanter place at which to wait for a train. Personals Tlic News -Record asks the assistance. of its friends in making its Per- sonal columns still more complete. The News From Londesboro The little daughter of Henry Moon Mr.' Wm. Bruntbley, , who has been was operated on for 'appendicitis on in, the . employof the G.T.R. oa Thursday of last week. • the section hero. for a number of Mr.- Crawford, who purchased a years, left the service on. March 31st and will now devote his time to far- • hung. His position. is being , taken -by Mr. R. Shaddick. • . Mr. S. Woodman . commenced, his season's work of gathering eggs- on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Robert Vodden, •son of Mr. John •Vodden, • awl who has been teaching school near Temagami, Ont., left last week for McLeod, Alta. Mx. Jos. . Manning had the misfor- tune to have 'a valuable horse hurt a few weeks ago. It got out on•the-lce . and in struggling to get to land io- jured its stiffle .joint. Miss Coombs of Listowel, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Arm- strong, returned to her home on Fri- day last.. Mr.' Geo. McVittie re.tu'hed from. Schrieher last week. Mr. Geo. Johnston had a very 'sev- ere attack of heart trouble. quantity of timber in this vicinity, loaded it here last week. There was over 3000 feet of timber; netting the different farmers sums aggregating ov- er $3,000. The timber is taken to Kingston by rail - from which place it is rafted to Quebec where it; is Waded on boats and shipped to the Mother- country, where most of it is resawn and used for manufacturing in various ways. ly to a broad mind, and in the end Messrs. B. J. Gibhings and C. Ilawko broadens intellect, and Mrs. Treleaven visited Wood- stock and Stratford last Saturday on matters connected with tite pur- chase of a new organ for Ont. St. church. This life of ours is all too short and the sunshine we liberate makes for all that is good. How much bet- ter, then, it is to "boost" and how easy to do it with a result that pays and pays well. The broader we grow towards our fellow man, the more Help we olve him the better we make bun tel that life is worth the living, that much more we brow, then what a staunch growth it makes. Capt. E. G. Stewart, who has been in charge of the S.A. here for the past six Months, left on Tuesday for Ilalifax, being ticketed through by Mr. J. Bamford. Capt. Stewart has obtained leave of absence for some weeks and will visit her own people before taking another charge. • Mr. Jas. Hill continues very poor- ly also. Miss V. Phillips. Both have severe attacks of inflammatory i lieu- niatism. Mr..H. M. Snell wears a-. br3ad smile this week over the- arrival of- twin ftwin boys at his home. Mr. A. Hants has commenced clean- ing and mending harness. Owing to the breaking of part rf the machinery the. saw mill was shut down Monday of this week. Mr. John Hutton loaded a car - of wheat this week. Mrs. W. Sloan spent a few days in Toronto this week. Rev. J. L. Small of Blyth ' con- ducted services at. Burns. and Knox churches on Sunday. 'Miss Lizzie Mountain, ttafn , who under- went r- went an operation at Mitchell, has sufficiently recovered to be able to be brought home. - - Death entered the home of 11Ir. Harry Moon, claiming the eldest daughter, Edith; aged 9 years and G months. Deceased was taken ill only y a week previous to her cleatli and was operated on Thursday night from..which she rallied, but. Saturday morning about three o'clock was tak- en with a bad spell from which she did not recover. During her short illness she showed the patience and thoughtfulness of one of older years. 'rite many friends of the parents heartily sympathize with them in their bereavement.. We shall sleep but not forever There will be a glorious dawn. 1Ve shall meet to part no never, On that resurreett'.on morn. (Intended for bast week.) Messrs. Taman. and White of I3lyth loaded' the square timber at the sta- tion Here on Thursday. Hullett Township. In :addition to beating all eomcrs in the three yc Y - Clyde class at 1 - arod Seaforth with their magnificent . "Glcnrac," Thos, McMichael & Son won second and third in the two- year-old class with "Black Band Sensation" and "King Lorne." Tho Messrs. McMichael are proud of their ( lydiYs and will they may be. Mr. Win. Morrison obtained tnet a couplet to of prizes for his heavy draught team Clin- ton Spring- Clm 'Il at the Stock Showi ton on 'Thursday. Mr. Jos. Blake al- so got a prize for a yearling colt. Mr. .Jos. Reynolds returned a few 'days ago from the west where he has spent the past few weeks. Mr. Jas. I3rown sold a valuable horse to Jos. Reynolds last week, which.Joe has since sold. Mr. ,John Shanahan is having one of itis barns moved on Thursday of this week. Prefilter 'Roblin has returned to Winnipeg with his health partially re- stored. It is reported that Major Snelgro has resigned his position as Governor of Cobourg jail.