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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-06-30, Page 9Sumter FootwOor Sale On Saturday we will commence our regular ClearinKSale of Summer Shoes, and for range and geality this oeason's offerings are especially fine. All new goods of this season's make, Ladies tan Russian calf Oxfords Relindo, reg $4, Saturday Ladies tan Russiaii calf Oxfords wing tip Relindo $4, Satur. day for t , VVVVVVV N•tt•WP• Ladies chocolate kid Oxfords, Relindo make, regular $4, Saturday price 3.00 3.00 3.00 • Ladies ReginalOxfords, all patent lea. $3, Saturday price2.25 Ladies Reg!nalpetent lea pumps, reg $3, Saturday for2.25 Ladies Regina gun metal pumps, reg $3, Saturday price2.25 Ladies ail kid pumps Regina make, reg $2.75, Saturday for 2.00 Ladies patent calf button Oxfords, reg $3.50 for., . , 2.00 Ladies chocolate kid Oxfords, reg $3 foe.- ... ..... . . . . 2.40 Ladies black dongnla kid Oxfords. reg $2 for,. , . „ ....,....„. 1.00 81.75 for 1.40 1.20 If 64 " $1.50 for.;.......• .... • All children's lines at clearing prices our range is large and complete THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY. REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT ; FRED. JACKSON Our Quick Service is a Winner,. Clinton News-Recone June 30th, 1910 The undersigned has just 'reeeived a tar of fresh "Nationar Portland Cement aad will sell the same at a fair living profit. The undersigned has also the agency for the Independent Companies and Will fill orders for a ears load from apy of the said companies for a small margin of profit. S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON' 1111111311M1511111111111111111111315151111112111111 WC!. WIPP 411." (kV& 0.041K11.4K11.4431* Aft. 164 oglio.e.00.6Pqh...ib. ibeyeata ANOTHER WEEK OF SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS t A few Extra Specials for Friday and Saturp. • day Shoppers. Don't fail to. see these lines. I si.00 LADIES KID GLOVES 69c -About 50 pairs only. ladies fine quality Kid Gloves in black, blae and tan, sizes 6 to 7i, a beauti. V ful glove and our leader at $1, specialSaturday only..., .89 a CHILDREN'S DRESSES 19c. -About 2 dozen .only, Children's t • • white spot, and a Dresses made of goodduality -blue p big bargain at 35e, special for Friday and Saturday . ... .10 qrint with MEN'S AND BOYS BOW TIES AT 5c.--100 good quality Silk Bow Ties, made in nice patterns and tbe kind you usually pay • ie 20e and 25c for, special Friday and Saturday . .......... .05 011111.4*, See our Men's Summer Underwear at .25 and our Men's Summer Sox at .10 They. are worth more money Dozens of bargains in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes all next week. • MEN'S MADE -TO -MEASURE CLOTHING,--Altbough we are in the Readyenade Clothing business and can show you a big assort- ment of new and nobby Suits. Overcoats and Odd Trousers, still we find men who are bard to fit and others who wish sometbing a little better thin the readyto wear garment, and to these we wish to say that we are doing a big "Made to Order" business and can show you a large assortment of tweeds and worsteds from which we will make you a snit to your Measure at a "Big Saving" over ordinary ordered work. Come in and let us show you these goods, give you our prices, and explain our system. • . ogrerapaosifreKirosafrogb.<41ba-ab.s-abas-4‘siecsb44"...-csapqrskya.-smioallo V Small 0 More 1 Plumsteel Bros. ; Profits , v Business. (fa eeemeseeeeibe,.(e..e ebeese ik.cs-lbe-arsearsm.-at.-abAs:le.e MILLINERY June Bargains $5 Hats Reduced to $3.50 MISS CANTELON & CO. •••� .64t4••• B Hoover t. Nelson Ball When Selecting Furniture I You need be concerned only about its appearance. The quality we guarantee. ; So when you come to choose the new library table, the new rocker or Morris chair, the new suite for, the Parlor, don't worry about the quality. • 1• 1 , - .; , ,---....-?5,:-.,ii.:', •s Yon CanLeave , That to its: . • 1 7 Rest assured we will :sell you on. i .•i ly furnitnre that will wear as well as it looks. t 1 The cheapest spot ifs Huron County to buy all kindsof furniture. Hoover _ itk Bali ! 111110P ill111111011111INNI 1 ° f Nefellii: IrCTRINTAV'etizttfl lettZTIORA.r..t 33XI:elgor,WCAtSf,, ***444004444 .44444444114444444.1,4.0 WHO 04. NNW “0, VERANDAll FURNITURE Bamboo Shades and Hammocks We invite your inspection W. 0. FAIR 00. Often Cheapest - Always the Best it IF timinuawitittilinkio Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Stewart returned • from their trip East on Monday. Miss Olive Cooper, who has been 'teaching at the Don, is spending the vacation at her.hone. Miss Jennie Shannon of Toronto ts spending a holiday ather home .here. Miss Susie Johnson, Zurich, is the guestof her aunt, Mrs. • Oliver Johnson. Mr, 1'. R. Sheppard, leaves on Friday • to join the Royal Bank staff at Winnipeg. Mr. Stewart' Paisley, son oe Mr. W. JrPaisleyrthas joined the Royal Bank staff. Miss Margaret McLennan left yester- nay to visit her brother at Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. D Stevenson returned on Satur- day from a very pleasant, visit with Mrs. IRev.) Hall in Aylmer. Mrs, Will. Meintosii of Montreal with her three children arrived this week on a visit to her mother, Mrs, J. Young. . Masters Clifford. and Harvey Harland are enjoying -a fortnight's outing at the lakeside, Bayfield, with theft aunt, Mrs. D. McCorviee - Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Cranston arrived on Tuesday and will be guests .' for a week oe so at the latter'e .old residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance. • Dr: and Mrs. RObertsori and "Mine Lester motored up‘ from Stnatiord on Saturday and remained - over mi- . til the following day, the guests of M. and Mrs. W. Jacson, • Mrs, Handscome, who with her ;two sons has' beenspending a couple of months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Pratt, left for her home in Winnipeg yesterday morning. Mr. Erne Irsard, head salesman with the•Morrish Clothing. Coma*, left on. Tuesday. for the west to push businees for •the ComPany's made- to-oeder clothing department. ' Mr. P. Gundry, Principal of the Collegiate Inetitutei is presiding at the Departmental examinations at Seaforth. Mr, lvloilat of the Sea- • forth C. I. is preilding in Clinton. Mr.( J. W.. Treleaven; classical teaoh- er at the Collegiate for several yea, has accepted a similar posi- tion at Kingston. Miss Fisher, the commercial %teacher, has resigned to continue her studies. Misses Hannah and Nellie Mackenzie left this week for Aberdeen,i South Dakota, to visit their brother, Mr. James Mackenzie. Their nephew, . Master Alex. Eagleson, will during their absence of two months or so, make' his home with his uncle, Mr. T. Cottle. • Mrs. Jas. Mahaffy and Mrs, Chidley tvisited with Mrs. WM; ,Sparks, the former's daughter, 13nownson Line, Stanley, the pest week. On their teeurn they • were accompanied by Miss Margaret • . Mahaffe, who had been sending a couple cif weeks with her sister. •• Mr. Broder McTaggart, on of Mr. ft: D. McTaggart, has proven him - vett a good student. In the recent examinations in St. Andrew's Col- lege he tpod second in genetsal pro- liciency, and in .the examination for. • entrance to the Royal Military Col- lege he stood first in the province. Mr. E. Finch returned on , Monday • from Flint, Mich.,, whern Ihe was en- gaged in an automobile factory, for almost eine months. He was companied by his son Warren, .whe was employed in the same works, and also by his sister, Mrs, Ed, Decew and her two children, Doug- ' las and 'Gladys. 'Mr. John Wright -left( yesterday after; noon for Quebec frerit whence ho sails per the Empress of •DrAtain on Friday for Liverpool and will spend the next cpuple of mouthsor se visiting in England,•,Ireland and Scotland, particularly around his old home 111 Cumberland, England. When Mr. Wright tame to Cenada fifty-four years ago they were six weeks on the mean, but the Em- press of Britain will take him ae- roes, in less than sir days. The Rev. W. II. Dunbar, incumbent of the Middieton-l-lolmesville-Sume merhill parish, arrived a few days ago from Ireland aetompanied by his bride, a WillSOMe Irish girl. The brief voyage across the Atlan- tic was very pleaeant and enjoyable shortly before the steamer's arrival when Mrs. Dunbar eaught °hill born which she did not recover • for a few days. Tho News -Record on behalf of numerous friends wish the popular incumbent turd his bride very many prosperous and • happy years. 0.1ff. . . T11.10,4101.1 Two Dau. One- 1•11,11....•1 Pen,•...1.1441,"1",11.10,....ferm..1•01 FRIDAY being Dominion Day and our store closed all day we are putting on several extra good argains for - Saturday in an effort to make one day's sales equal to two, Come, don't miss the chance. All goods through. out the store marked in plain figures as has been our custom since entering into business in Clinton. Millinery Bargains • Saturday you can have your choice of any of our trimmed hats at half price. 20 specially trimmed. hats, ;worth from *4 to $5, choice at S)1.85 each., 12 new straw shapes, untrimmed, regular 75c to $1.50, Saturday choice 65c. •6 only, c,xtra quality straw shapes untrimmed, regular $g and $4, choice Saturday for 450. Remnants of Print 8c Another lot of Manufacturers remnants of prints better value than the last one -ends run from 2 to 8 yds, full yd wide, worth 12ic for Be Remnants of Cotton 8c •• Manufacturers remnants of white cotton, splendid quality and wide, worth 12ic for 8c. 25c Ladies Belts 15c 5 dozen ladies leather belts, assorted color, reg 25c for 15c. 1 •Remnants of White Flannelette 8c Manufacturers remnants of good quality white ' flannelette; wide width, worth 12ic and 15c, length? run from 2 to 8 yds, for 8c. 50c and 60c Lustre '39c Ten pieces of fancy Lustre dress goods in stripes and cbecks and plain colors and two tone in navy blue, grey, rose, reticle wistena and red. Reg 50c for 39c. $5 Skirts for $3.79 12 more ladies black navy and brown, Panama skirtstrimmed with silk ribbon and buttons. The same quality as we put on sale last Saturday. Reg: $5 for $3.79. Odd Skirts $1.98. 15 only ladies odd skirts of cheviot and broad- cloth in black, blue and brown, all sizes. A clearing up of our skirt department, worth $5 to $8 all at one • price $1,98. 25c Vests 15c 10 dozen ladies' fine lisle thread underwear, short and no sleave only, all sizes, reg 25e for 15c. Remnants of Flannelette Sc Manufacturers remnants of stripped flannelette, 1 yard wide, ends run from 2 to 10 yds, worth 121c for 8c. Remnants of Towelling 8c Manufacturers remnants of crashitowelling, plain and colored border, worth 12ic for 8e. JUL Stiaw Hats The season of straw hats is coming on fast. You will need one, and now is the time to buy when the stock is at its best, We are showing a large range of Panamas, Boaters and Sailors from $1 up to $6.50, Outing Hats Our range of linen and fibre Outing Hats is larger than ever this season and ws are showing several new shapes from 25c up. Negligee Shirts • Soft fronted Negligee Shirts in goat variety .of choice patterns from all the leading manufacturers from 75c up to $1.50. Outing Shirts In great variety of weaves, plain and striped, in white, tans, greys, healo, sky, -etc, all sizes 12 up to 18, from 50c up to $1.50. • diowsp-- ACA? -oistr"lartip C.L.11YralV emermionee ...••••••••, About Pcopie You Know Mr: Charlesworth of Huron street is quite ill at present, Mrs. John Wiseman is visiting Mr. • and Mrs,. Alex. Armstrong in Tor- onto. . Miss Winnie O'Neil attended the Dun- ' lop-Rattentury • wedding in Bruces field yesterday. Miss Edith Hodgens of Terimto is expected this evening and will spend • the holiday in• Miss Louise Holmes returned to Tor- onto on Saturday after spending a week with friends in town. •Mrs. J. S. Jackson and little daugh- ter, Helen, of Winnipeg are guests •of Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson Jr. Mrs. Will. Harland and her daugh- ters, Leota and Bessie, will spend • the week end with% relatives in Lon- don. Miss Florence Cuninghame atteridthl 'the wedding of her friend, Miss MeCellougb, in Kincardine yester- day. Rev. -R. Fulton Irwin (of Harrow was a visitor in town a day -or two ilest. week, the guest of his brother, Mr. A. Irwin.' Mrs. Harry• Weston of the Bayfield Road has returned from a pleasant visit with her daeghter, Mrs. A. Agnew in Detroit. Mrs. Couch and Mr. and Mrs. 'Percy eolith are now very comfortably settled in the pretty little eottage, "Kwibyeociken' at Bayfield. Rev. Mr. Richardson, the newly -in- ducted, pastor of the Presbytenian church at Kippen, was in town last Thursday and the guest of Rev, Mr. Dickson. Miss Irene Guest, after visiting the parental home for a few days, re- turned to Elginfield on Monday. She was accompanied, by Miss Gladys Cantelon who will make a brief stay there. Mr. S. G. Plummer returned oh • Thursday from a month's pleasant • sojourn with friends in Toronto, • Orangeville and other place. The • change proved beneficial and liar. Plummer is looking well. Miss Margaret McNaughton of Tiros- sele, well known to many itt town, was yesterday married to Mr. Par- ker Poster of Kincardine, whoe is also favorably known in Milton. The News -Record in behalf of the Clinton friends of the bride and groom wefts congratulations and good Wishes. • Miss Olive Harland is expected up • from Toronto for the holiday. Mr: W. D.* Mills of St. Catharines was .in -town from Friday until yes- teraay. Miss Delmage, alathematical teacher at the C. I., left on Monday for her home at St. Mary's.. Mr. and Mrs. D. McCorvie have bale- en up their resedence in their eurre- mer cottage at hayfield, ' Master Stanley Challenger, whose • family recently removed to God- • erich, spent Sunday in town with friends. . Mr. Robert Smith and bride of 6ag- inaw, Mich., are spending a few days at the home of his sister, Mrs. F. Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Medd and Idiss Florence Garrett visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. McVettie of East Wawanosh on Sunday. Miss Effie Piekett bas been quite an' and is still under the doctor's care. She was obliged to give up in the midst of her .exams. last week. aliss i. Cluff, principal of the Walton sehoOl, returned; home yesterday and today goes to Stratford to atteed a reamion of her Normal School class. Rev. Dr. Medd was the guest of his brother, Mr. J. G. Medd, this week while en route from Forest to his • new charge, Victoria street church, Goderich. Mrs. France of Detroit is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, W. C. Brown. Mrs. France is foueecore years of •ago, but made the trip up alone aad enjoyed it. . Mr. R. A. Mitchell, Canadian Express. Co. agent, ToPonto, was in town over Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Combe, where Mrs. Mitchell • has been visiting for some little time. Miss Ida Holmes took first class honors in the Teachers' Normal ex- amination recently held in the Toe - onto Conservatoey of Music, amid - Ing second in her class. ;Miss Holm- es will take a position on the teaching staff of the Conservatory • in September. Constance quite, a number of our villagers eueimsetaking in the picric to be held in Mr. John Repeon's grove on Friday of this week. The News From Londesboro Mi. Thos. Millar spent a few days in London last 'sveek attending a meeting of the COM. Dealers' Associa- tion. ' Mr. and Mt, Leonard Howson of Dakota' are Visiting the Orme: s sis- ter, Mrs. 'Whitley. and Mrss D. Moun- tain this week.• • MisS Maude Lyon left Wednesday for Brandon, Man., .going via Owen Sound and by boat to Fort William. She accompanied Mr. and IVIrs. E. Lear of Blyth. The road • through the village has been adorned by a new coat of gravel which, while anything but a -conven- ience at preeent, will prove its value in .the fall. • Rev. W. T. -Pearcy conducted pre- paratory services in Knox- and Burns' churches Friday last. Rev. H. E. Currie shipped his household goods on Tuesday and lie and his faniily left Wednesday for Charring Cross wheee he has been stationed for next year. Mr. T. Millar received and deliver- ed a carload of coal this week. John Denholni loaded a cacti of pres- sed hay which he purchase& from Mr. J. Fairserviee this week. • Mr. D. Ca.ntelon is shipping a car load of hogs todey, Miss E. Pipe is spending •a few days ;With her- sister, Mrs. R. Yioareg, Mr. Geo. Webber accompanied the White Dvke hand of Clinton, to Turn- e,r's church, Tuckersmith, where they furnished music for the garden party Tuesday night. • Mr, and Mrs. Will.. S. McIntyre of Clinton spent Sunday at the Nine of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Young. j 44 • Mrs. .Ashley, Londesboro, is c njoy- ing the rare privilege in hen Institute work of having as her Colleague young • Doer lady from Pretoria,. Transvaal, South Africa. i'd;ss J. C.. Van Deyer who is an. employee of the Government in the Transvaal and has, been sent out by the Department •of 'Agriculture to •study conditioes in Canada, relative to Canadian wom- en's advantages and facilities for ac- quiring- knowledge and education. With this end in view Miss Van Deye er is at present, in the eutpily of the Departraeet of Agriculture, Cliterio,, to gain a more thorough keowleclge of Women's • Institute woiltinge and accordingly has been sent by- the Superintendent of said organizatiorre with Mre. Ashley, who holds the re- putation of, being one of its most capable and efficient del% atss a'ut lecturers. A summer meeting of the "arorean'is Institute will be held in the F07:1 ter's hall on the evening of July 9th when Mrs. E. E. Smillie of Toronto, will be ',present and give -an address. A good programme will be given by local talent ; everybody welcome. Mrs. J. Lyon spent Sunday with Clanton friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. Brumbley spent Sunday with Mr. Thos. Shaddick of Hensel'. Mr. Jae. Hill, we are pleased to see, is able to be out again after an, illness which extended over several months. The regular ineetleg of the Wanian's, Institute will be held on the after- noon of Julyi stir at 2.80 at. the home of Mrs. F. Joheson. All ladies are Cordially invited to attend. Constance Concerns Mr. H. Clarkes sold hie driving hone,' "Darkey" to Mr. Wm. Knox for e good figura Mrs. Wm. Stephensoa Of Grey town -1 ship in at present the guest of her mother and other friends in the vil- lage. Miss Dell Sundercoek introduced the subject at the Epworth League ser- vice on Tuestay evening last. Councillor Clarke 1st very busy look- ing after the interests of the town- ship at present. -sera ''sse' -- Mrs. Fowler of Seaforth is having an enjoyable visit with friends in the Rev, Mr, Currie preached fare- well • sermon last Sunday to large congregation at this appoittenetit. During the past four years he has woe many Wattri friends and Mu good has been, done under his pasto Ate. The best wishes of the peep' here are exteeded to him and h" family in their new home. at Char log Cross. 4 .#