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The Clinton News-Record, 1910-05-12, Page 8Gentlemen Do YOU EVER THINK There xaaight ben a better and More couifortab e shoe than the one you are now wearing ? We have sold the Hagar :Shoe for men since our boyhood days, and we know it is the' blest, most comfortable shoe we can buy. • IThe lines we carry are the newest designs, the ii lasts are snappy and up-to•date, that, considered with the pleasure you have IR wearing a pair of Hagar Siioes Is Worth Consideration REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT . FRED. JACKSON Our Quick Service. is a Winner. N•a4tr•glivili441040411ils1.00.1i.Abm4 to 4'Qvsa4,tiOae1+e iALongList, 1 of Short Prices a ifAwait you at this store during the coming week. Space will e pet mit of mention of a very ,few, but we aim that each sale a m •t l shall be a sale to advertise this store as the store of big values A Table Linen Special About200 yards of beautiful pure bleached Table Linen, 82 in- ches wide and extra good value at 65c, priced to clear,at ,la2 a A Two Specials in Lace Curtains • 25 pairs extra fine Lace Curtains, 60 inches wide, 3i yards long and a regular $1.50 curtain, special this week.':.: -98 A Also about 20 pairs good large Lace Curtains and extra value at. a 90e a pair, special this week ... , ... ,,.. .68 $1 Corsets for 69c a Another shipment ot these corsets has just arrived and are. a • g superior lot to the last sbipment, which everyone pronQuueed • �. "wonderful value" but rather than put these with our regular stock, out they go this week at .69' Don't fail to see our 49c Corsets. They are wonders, made in ,, long Directorie style of nice quality white cout.il with 4 hose support-. ere and big value at a very small price. Special values in Prints, Ginghams, Wash Linens, etc., all week . Some big snaps in the Clothing and Shoe Departments. Don't. t buy without seeing them. •4to4104 to4io4ilikelb.il4giogb.w4owo0^.11iscs. .qb-we Diseas 0 More Small 0. �" luinsteel Bros.' • B sines.'..`6 Profits w4is4�m�mole�m� •.mv.m�m�.m•vaavcs-v�4,.�c•cs;�q• • a 1 Millinery Store 1 Look Here If you want a Stylish Summer Hat we handle them. We are selling at the lowest prices. MISS CANTELON & CO.. NNaN••N•e•NNA•••N *No *ON N 4N•oNN•N•t,N• J. B Hoover Nelson Ball' When 1 1 1 t t i t it t Selecting Furniture You need be concerned only about its appearance. nee. h e quality we guarantee. So when you come to choose the new library table, e ,the new rocker ero r M Oirls chair, the new suite for the parlor, don't worry about the quality. • ' -"�/✓-i IIlI ill 111111111111111141111111 'a You Can Leave That to us. Rest assured we willel 3 1 you on- ly furniture that will wear as well as it looks. The cheapest spot in Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture: Hoover Ball t FUZt.N1'I'TTRE ANb F' C i� SRA Z nZ ,nc't'oES t ••N 44*oN•oo•►NNNOON••00or+ONO000i•NNNNINN* Spriugis fiere.. Advertising ��.�. The Naws- Recordb brin si1'Ood results. ND with. it comes 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 rn o s t appropriate, they also have the charm of fair value for'the•price. We ask your inspection. W. D FAIR 00. Often Cheapest -- Always the Best if.r nv I11nnu0wunu+uuuupp, null Mr. W.. Brydone was in Toronto last w, Mr.eekErne Twitchell was in Woodstock this week. Mr: W. Jackson spent a few days in Toronto last week. 1VIr. D. Cantelon paid' a business vis- it to Toronto this week. Mr. Fred I1i11 of the Doherty Co. is in Burk's Falls this, week.. Miss Pearl O'Neil and Miss Grace Cluff were in Soforth last week. Mini Pearl Shannon has Itaken a posi- tion in the office of tfie Jackson Mfg: Co. Dr. . - this week and Mrs.Gunn leave for an extended visit•to Minnesota and .other points. Mrs. Albert McBrien. expects to leave on Saturday for Edmonton, Alta.., to join her husband. M. Walter Jackson of Brantford visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John. Jackson, over Sunday. - Rev: Frank W. FIovey of Burlington has been. -the guest of his father, Mr. Chas. Hovey, the past week. Mrs; Stevenson is, we, are sorry to record, quite ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs W. S. Downs: . Mr. Allan Canli:fi, who has been.. a resident. of Clinton for the past couple of years, left on Tuesday for • Toronto. . Mrs. Geo. Watson is ill at the home of ' her 'mother, 'Mrs. J. Miller. Her friends hope for a speedy recovery. Dr..Thompson'.s practice was looked aftzr by'Dr. Worthington, while the former was••out of -town a few days `last week. •. Mrs. L. Greig leaves today- for Toronto where -she will visit for sev=, eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Clark, • Miss Young, affer having been ,the guest of Mrs. Jas. Twitchell fora week or • so, returned •to• her home in Woodstock' on Tuesday.. Mrs.. Wm. Cooper went up to God- erich on'. Tuesday,, called there '; by. .the sudden death of 'her brother-in- law,_ Mr. Wm. Young, whicli took • place in London on Monday. Mr. Wm': Eagleson of Aberdeen, South Dakota, who has been visit- ing friends And relatives in Clinton • and Bayfield for the past few:week's,. left. for his home on Saturday' last. Mr. Fred. Cullen, who : has been in town, in connection with : the finish- ing up of the waterworks contract, left last .week for Exeter where some similar work awaitsshis atten- tion. , Mr. W. Jackson was in London on Monday 'attending a meeting of the Western Ontario`Lawn Bowlers'. As= sociation to arrange. the annual tournament in July and fora the tour of the British Bowlers. Mr.ll returned Geo. Trowh'i returned last week • to his- duties as telegraph' operator on the Erie Railway at Niagara` Falls, N. Y. Before he left he had quite recovered from an attack of tonsilitis which kept him indoors for several days. Miss 'Sybil Courtice, who bas been takinga cour e inthe s e Deaconn s •os School, Toronto, in preparation for missionary work, lis spending a holiday at her home here and will remain until about . August. 1st, when she starts for thq mission fields of Japan. Mr. and 'Mrs. Thos. Anderson, Who left Clinton some time since for ' Alberta, purposes -returning, believ- ing that a tradesman can do better in -,Old Ontario than in the west: Mrs. Anderson's brother, Mr. Wm. Jervis of the 14th con., •Goderich township, also purposes returning. Mr. W. T.'f)ackrill, travelling passen- ger agent of the C.P.R. and the Company's second-best glad -hander, was in town on Friday lase and spent several hours very ;pleasantly, There are few Hien more affable and "Billy's „ kindly than 1 icer 1 so t y 1 illy Don 1 he has warm friends wherever he gots, certainly including Clinton. Mr. John Scarlett of Leadbury was in town on Friday last on business in connection with the Black Knights of Ireland. Irelooked well, perhaps better than he felt as he is only recovering from .a severe attakk of scratica. Mr. Scarlett is always assured of receiving ki. hearty welobme when he comes to Clin- ton. lintoll. Mr, W. D. Stevenson, after a few days recuperating at the parental home, residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stevenson, returned on Monday to London to again take up his duties as book-keeper in the office of the Sherlock-Manhing Company, IIe has already almost fully recovered from the atteck of appendicitis for which he underwent an operation in St. Joseph's hospital, x Gliatollt News -Record May I2tb,19 i e PetaazdfiR ASTJARrI AT. .THE MEN'S STORE Boy's and Men's Ready- •• Made Clothing. Odd 1Pants e?. Wash Suits Our stock of ,Men'.* and Boys' Clothing . is now complete in every detail, and they comply the best values from several of the largest manufacturers. Boys' Two and Three Piece Worsted and Tweed Suits froth $3 up. Boys' Wash Suits from $1.25 up Men'slSuits in Worsted and T " eed, all prices' Men's Odd Pants in Tweed and Worsted, all sizes and prices. We also carry a large range of Working Shirts, Overalls, Smocks, Sweaters, Huts and Caps, Fancy Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Silk Ties. Fancy Vests; Sox, Cardigan Jackets, Handkerchiefs, Braces and Underwear at. all Prices. We invite your inspection at all times. Dry Goods, and House Furnishings Never had a more i in our history have'we complete range of' Dry Goods, : Carpets, Curtains, Linoleum, Oilcloths, Mattings, Rugs, Hosiery, Frillings, Collars, Underwear, •Whitewear, Laces, Embroidery, Corsets, Gloves, Veilings, Cottons Skirtings,' kiheetings, Table Linen, Gingham, Prints,. Towelings, Cretonnes, Sateens, Silks, Muslins;' Wash Goods, Ready-to-wear Coats, Suits and Skirts At Prices That Defy Competition M 1 LLINERY That, Ras Refinement There is class and money -saving distinction in our Millinery that has brought us a volume of business far ahead of what we expected. It is worth' ":your while to investigateour statement. To those who intend .purchasing 24th May Millinery weadvise early, ordering: All repair work promptly done. he .Store of Quality Hallen Happenings. Mrs. Jno. Stephenson- is visiting her' brothers, Mr. Cites. and 'Edmund`; Crawford, and also other friends, be-; fore leaving for McLeod, Sask., where herhusband went some time ago. • Miss Bessie McEwen had to close school, half a day , last . weak owing to illness. • Mr. Frank. Wood lost a valuable cow last weak. Mr. , .Robt. Crawford spent Sunday at .Brussels. • Most of the farmers have finished seeding in this neighborhood. Mr. Wm. Knox sold a. fine driver lately to Mr. Berry of Hensall for 0$215. Mr. John Ferguson's driver .ran a-. 'way a few days ago and completely wrecked his buggy. Mrs, John Hesselwood is improving slowly._ . Mullett Assessment. Number of Acres, 53,477. Acres Clearedland . , 46 329. Acres Bush land 3,301. Acres Swamp land 3,847. Value of Land $1,460,050. Value of Buildings 510,650. Business Tax 3,850. Value of property liable for Local improvements only 24,900. Total Assessment s ssment $2,008 450, Children. between 5 and 21 774. Children between 5 and 16 535. Malta between 21 and 60 589. Population 2,432. Days Statute Labor 2,793. Births 31. Deaths 21. Dogs 266. Bitches • '7. Wm. Carter, ,Aeeessor. The following is the report of S.S. No: 9, flullett, for April ; .Sr. 4th-elfIlla Wagner, Ernest Pat- erson, Lavern Robinson. .• Jr. 4th=•Flora Fingland, Rosie Daer, John Carter. Sr. 3rd—,Edna - Robinson, ' Janet 'Gooier, Katie Wagner, Margaret Mc- Leod Dora Mogridgc,' Gladys Robert- on, Willie Good, Olive Carter. Jr. 3rd—Eddie Good, 1Vlelbourne Cox, Leslie Ball, Willie. Wagner. Sr. 2nd—Archie Robinson, henry flunking, Minnie Wagner. Jr. 2nd= -Dave McLeod, Mamie Wag- nor, 16die Mogrldge, Nelson ,Paterson. Part 2nd -4 -lector McLeod, Luella Robinson, Freddie Wagner, Harvey Prang. Average attendance, 29. --p'. t`. (less, Teachers Mr. Samuel McCool purchased a fine spceimen of a horse from Mr. Frank Wood. The price was $275. Mr. Joseph Carter and Mr. Joseph Manning each have bought a Gaso- line engine which they, are go- ing to use for pumpingand other purpose's.:. Master Milton Plunkett spent Sun- day with his uncle,, Thos. Hamilton, of Colborne. ' Mrs.'' Wm. Henry visited last Tues- day at • the home. of Mr. A. Saunders. Mr. Jack Turberville, our : worthy baseball catcher for the Auburn team, is preparing to do some sensational playing this year.. - Mr. Percy Finnigan of : Dungannon visited at the home of his uncle, Mr. Wm. Plunkett, last Thursday. Mr-: Isaac Marwood has lately er- ected a 'trespassers sign at the edge of the fine trout creek whicli passes through his farm, and he expects all who pass that stately sign to read before they pass. Building wire fences seems to be the order of the day in this vicinity. Constance. . Mr, Chas. McGregor has disposed of his handsome prize team.. A large number of telephone poles have been delivered along the differ- ent branches in this vicinity. Mr. Wm. McCully 61 Stratford paid. a flying visit to his uncle,. Mr. 'Wm. Rinn, last week. Mr. Wm. McCully and sons of Stratford spent a few dayslast week � the guests of their uncle, Mr. Wm. Rinn, Mr, Dan. McGregor of Seaforth spent Friday the guest of his daugh- ter, Mrs. E. 7,. 'Farnbam. Miss Maggie Macdonald spent a few days last week the guest of Mrs. John Mills, 13arloek. Miss Margaret Henderson of Winr throp spelit a .few days last week the guest of her sister, Mrs. ,Dan, Suth- erland. Mise Rogers is visiting friends at Joseph, Our waggon Maker has already dis- posed of four buggies and has three more about ready to deliver to par- ties who have bought thein and has several more Orders to 'fill. 1Vlasters Leo Stephenson and ileo. and Clarence Clark visited the lat- ter's eousin, Geo. Pollard of Blyth oli Saturday, The News From Londesboro Mr: Kerr, a: former. resident of. the Ruddle. farm and who has been in the west for a number of years, now of Clinton, was calling •on old 'friends. in the vicinity Wednesday .of • last week. Miss Rose' Riley is home. from. Lon-. don .where she has been in the em- ploy of Hobb's hardware. Mrs. Peffers was in the village Thursday . ot last week in the • inter- ests of the Woman's. Institute: Rev. 1•V.N. Pearce attended a meet- ing of the Presbytery held In Bruce - Reid on Tuesday of this week. Messrs. R. Adams and 'Thos. Millar each received a car -of coal last week. . John Button ski d' a- car of Mi i . ppc wheat ;last week. Mrs. Pearce returned to Toronto af- ter a short sisit with her son.here. The little .daughter of Mr.. Brown •had the misfortune to have her arm put out of joint at the elbow recent- ly. _ Mrs, James Campbell • visited friends at Wroxeter .this week, Mes is J. S.Carter and Jos. Man- ning haveeach got a gasoline engine -to take the place of their windmills. • Miss Holmes Sundayed with friends at Clinton: • Mr. Geo, Johnston, R. Scott and Mrs. Jos. Lyon continue very poorly. Mr. Fred. Richards is giving his house a coat of paint. Mrs. hill has had a cement founda- tion put under part of her house, Mr. Stewart of Blyth doing the work.. Mr. Thos. Manning has had some repairing done to his house. The ordination • and induction ser- vices in connection with the coming of Rev. Mr. Pearce to Knorr church Lon- desboro, and Burns church, Iluliett, was held ;in the latter edifice on Wed- nesday of last •week. A verylarge audience was present, taxing the ae- cotnniodaiion of the building. Rev.. Dr. Stewart of Clinton presided. Addres- ses were delivered by Rev. Mr. Sharpe, Exeter ; Rev. Mr. Mann, Auburn, and Rev. Mr. Sawers; Bruce - field. After •lthe service a social hour was held when a very dainty tea was served by, the ladies of Burns church, and numerous expressions of good wishes were tendered Mr. Pearce upon • beginning his pastorate here, The appreciation of both congrega- tions was expressed toward Rev. Mr. Sn1a11, who has acted very effcientiy 'as moderator (luring the vacancy since Mr. Leckie's resignation last June. • • Miss 1VI.. li'rogden spent a few .days this week with her -sister, Mrs. ' D. Floedy. of Blyth. Mrs, John SIpindler returned to Lueknow Tuesday, . . • Mrs. Samuel Lee of Clinton spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. Wm. Lee. • Wm. Fairservice • and wife and fam- ily of Belmonte, Man., are visiting.. his father here. Mrs. Lounsbery spent Tuesday after- noon with friends in Clinton; Mr, J. D. Melville attended a meet- ing of the Presbytery in Brucefield Tuesda�: actingin the capacity of. y p Y Presbytery; elder for the churches: here. . Mr. John Taylor expectsto'leave in a week or so on a trip to England. IleWill accompany Mr. Jas, Leiper. Constance. Mr. Ci. P. Taylor acid 'his, mother spent Sunday ' week at the. home ' of Mrs. S.' Pollard near Blyth. . Mr. John Ferguson spent a few days last week with friends in 'Tor''' �.; onto. .• • ,,Mr. R. Clarke took oh'arge of the service in the Methodist church,. here on Sunday week, owing to the ab- sence sencc of Rev, If. E. ,Giirrie. • 1Vliss JeanMcGregor and little neph- ew, 'Ilan Farnham, visited at the home' of Mr. Chas. McGregor recent- ly. . M. Robt. Dunlop has engaged with Mr. Thos. Staples for the summer months, after which he ixntendS going. to Saskatchewan to join .the rest el the family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dale, Mr, Geo. Leitch and Mrs. till Cartier, visited; recently at the home of 'their 'grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cartier of. Brussels. . • Mr. Samuel Pollard and on 'called' at the hone of Mr, G. Clarke one• day recently. Miss Maggie McDonald gava la very interesting exposition of the topic at League on Tuesday evening or last. week. . Mr. Wm. Taylor and Mr. Howard Armstrong sport handsome now bug- gies this spring, - Miss Jean Love and Miss Stolla Clarke visited at the hoine Of the former, near Walton, last Week.