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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-07-14, Page 8• • .tr • The undersigned. has also the agency for the Independent Companies+ S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON and will fill oralere for a car load from any of the said --- compantes for a small margin of pretit. The uudereigned. has just received a car a fresh '"National" Portland Cement and. will sell the same at a fair living profit. msommiminienmemememeamow Sumner Footwear Sale On Saturday we will commence our regular ClearingSale of Summer Shoes, anor range and quality lilts season's offerings are especially fine. Alll new goods of this eea.son's make. Ladies tan Russian calf Oxfords Relindo, reg $4, Saturday 3.00 Ladies tan Russian calf. Oxfords wing tip Relindo $4. Satin. day for . 3.00 Ladies chocolate kid Oxfords, Relindo make, regular $4, Saturday price. ... . Ladies Regina:Oxfords, all patent lea. $3, Saturday price.. Ladies Remnalps.tent lea pumps, reg $3, Saturday for, Ladies Regina gun metal pumas, reg $3. Saturday price. Ladies all kid pumps, Regina make, reg $2.75. Saturday for Ladies patent calf button Oxfords, reg $3.50 Ladies chocolate kid Oxfords, reg $3 for Ladies black dongnbt kid Oxfords. reg $2 for " $1.75 for " 0.50 for 3.00 2.25 2.25 2.25 2.00 2.60 2.40 1..130 1..40 1.20 Alachildren'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. IN1111111111101111111.191M11111151111111111 0-41,04e. oliew4e,w4sva.e4a4 ite.e.be.w44.4144b4re4 Gess w were.% t SANE moNEy t By spending it here Friday. .and Saturday - # Big Price Reductions in all Depts. # 0 0 0 A Big Waist' Special About 25 Ladies White Lawn Waists, made of niee quality lawn a and trimmed with tucks and lace or embroidery insertion, seood Nalne at 65c, to clear Friday and Saturday. .39 ' Men's Odd Pants at 79c • V Only a few dozen of these Odd Pants $1.00 and $L25, choice of V this lot Friday and Saturday . .79 Q Children's Patent Oxfords 85c • These Oxfords are niade of good quality patent and will give • good satisfaction, sizes ll to 2. reg price $1.35, Friday and Sat .85 Is Special prices on Women's and Children's Oxfords. 0 Corsets 49c and 69c Be sure and get a pair of our 439e and 49c Corset. They are as hummers. e t Men's and Boys' Clothing at. Lowest Prices t ' . • ' t SMALL PROFITS AHD MORE BUSINESS. 0 e 0 u. op . eare.eataeibe-vb-e-.6..e-c>,ets4ibeiboAse-4.‘be.cr4evefrib.eAbe 41e4,04e;e • VERANDAH FURNITURE Bamboo Shades and Hafainociss We invite your inspection Advertisin In The News -Record W. Di FAIR 00, Often Cheapest - Always the Best POP -m ar."'3 0111,11 Oh 1111. Clinton News -Record Miss Wallace is in Paisley at present the guest of her neice, 1Virs, (Rev.) Deihl, Miss JennieiShannon returned to Tor- onto . on Saturday after a fort- night's holiday at her home here. Miss Eva Stevenson of Jacksdn, Mich., is expected on Saturday and be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Cuninghame. Dr. E. J. and Mrs. Holmes of Cleveland have been in town, hav- ing come to attend the funeral of then.' sister, Mrs. Straith. Mr, and Mrs. Annis of Port Union visited the latten's sisters, Miss Washington and Mrs'. Jas.. South- coMbe, during the past week, Miss Mary Chant, who has spent the past • rnillieery, season in Belleville', is having holidays at present aid is spending them at her homeha town. Miss Ella. Lindsay, who has spent the last couple of rroillinery se'a- ' sons with Mr. W. J. Newco-mbe Fort. William, is at home for her 'Re*. W. H. Dunbar has taken rooms in Mr. H. Baker's house on Albert street and is having them fitted up and he and Mrs. Dunbar will short- ly occupy them. • Mrs. 'W. F. Caritelon and two chil- dren of Toronto came up on the eX- cuesion on Saturday and will be for a couple of weeks the guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon. Miss Ida Holmes, Of Toronto, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. B. Chant, for a. couple of weeks, _visited last week with Miss Susie Acheson of Holmasville. • Mr. Len. Cantelon spent from Satur. day until Monday .at his • home in town: Len. intends taking a trip to the west this. -stunther, saarting about tbe end of August. Misses Margaret Davis, Dorothy Cin- telon, Elva Wiltse and Belle Taylor left for St. Thomas this morring to attend the Missionary Summer School which, opens there today. Mea. Casemore ot the Amer -lean Soo aiaited in town last week, , the stiest of ter -brother; Mr. W. li. Webb. It is ttweettasetien Years since Mrs. Caeemore left Clinton and she sees many changes.• Mr. John Mole of Auburn and. his son, Mr. David Mole . of Rochestar, New York, were in. toivn on Satur- day. The latter and his wife aro spending a tortnight'a holidays ,at the old homestead. Mrs: Ja B. Hoover, Miss Hoover and Master Jack are expected home 1 rem Toronto on Saturday. Master Jack has been 'undergoing treatment in the Pasteur Institute for the past three weeks from which the laalidie's many frie•nds hope he will 'exper- ience no ill effects. Miss Ethel Doherty, Assistant' Supt. of the General hospital, Boston, Mass., who has been hiving holi- days at her home in town, is now spending .a few • weeks at the cot- tage in West -minister Grove, Bay- field. Mrs. J. P. Doherty and Mas- ter Jack of London are. als-o. spend- ing a few weeks at the Camp. • Rev. J. Greene and Miss Beatrice re- turned on Saturday after an absenee of several weeks during which the latter visaed relatives in Ber- lin and New Ila,nmsbire. The :former spent paet of the time amid the scenes of his early minist- ry in Dundas and Stormont lioun- ties, where he met a few of the friends or fifty years ago. Among those who took advantage of the excursion from Toronto on Sat- urday to vislt friends in town were: Mrs. Levert, Mr. Ed. Jenkins, Miss E. Livermore, Miss Olive Harland, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Vantassel, Mr. 011ie IVIcIlveen, Mt. John Moore, Mrs. Will Downs, Mr. and Mts. Will. Moore, Mrs. W. McIntyre ,of Oril- lia, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yellowlees, Mr. A. Conliff, Mr, I: S. Scott, Harry Cole, Miss Gentrutle Chant, Dr. Frank and Mrs. Belden, Mr. Ed. Hutt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Moody and Miss Olive Floody, Mr. and Mts. 3. M. Depew, Mrs. W. Foster and Miss Edna, Mrs. W. P. Carat - Toe and. two children, afr. Len. Can - talon, Mrs, Wm. Kennedy and daughter, Miss Lulu, 'Mrs'. J. Gib- son, Miss Annie Cook, Misses L. and M. Coltis, Master Walter Prid- hem, Mrs, Carling, Mrs. J. Stev- ens, Mrs. Payo, Mrs. J. Irwin and daughter of StrectstiMe and Mrs. Is, Holmes am' Miss Anna Holmes of $t. Catherines, Mr. and 1Virs. Hamer Smith, Miss Holmes, 'Mrs. Ernie Doupe and daughter. Many of those visitors only remained ov- er until IVIonday but some are malt- ing a /anger stay with friends or relatives in town, BringsResults **NNW. Weee•••••••••••• e••••••• ***Wee** *Wee •••••ewe Nelson Bali 1 •. i J. ft Hoover I w hen Selecting Furniture 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. , IN You Can Leave That to .us, nest assured we will sell you on. ly furniture that will wear as well as it looks, 1 lin HttranCOunty to buy MI kinds of furniture. r 61 Ball tjZtlfilt.A.T.1 ramoteyrolts • ••••••illi 44.4 41.11* 11 July Mho 1910 Arie PoRaziw $TJA__.; • •SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Starts July I5th Ends August Ist SEE e AND BILLS 41111111111 - ACM 'V w CLINTON' About People 'You Know. Mr, Frank Bunn was in Wingham Sun- day and Monday. . ••" Mr. Wm.. Ker is down Ilona Walkerton for a feW days 'vieit. . • Miss MC. Robertson ss spending a week or so with friends in Brant- ford. • . . Miss Helen Font lett on Monday, for .Winnip.eg and will spend the summer in the west. Mies Nan Woods of Bayfield was the' -guest for a en days this Week ' Principal Gundry was in Strathroy ' yesterday, and today, . Mrs. 1Gayfer and children ofrIngersoll • are Nisiting at Mrs'. 11: B. Combe'a. Rev. T. W. CharlesWorth preached:in • 'the London Smith Baptist • church last Sunday. Rev. C, R. Gentle conducted services in St. John's church, Holmesville, • on Sunday last. Miss BeIle Haddock of Regina, Sask., Was let town a few days with her of Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler. aunt, Mrs. Eckmier. Mr. McWilliams of Toronto visited at Mrs. Hugh Rose has-been Visiting her Mr. Arthur Cantelon's 'during the parents, : Mr.. and rs. Robt. Max - first part of the week'. , well; near Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil and family Mrs. Foster and Miss Edna of Toron- mcived out to their summer cdttage to *e'er° guests from Saturday until t Bayfield on Monday. Monday of Mrs', Wxn. Cantelon, Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of Hullett aliases Willa and Kate Ford left last were guests recently of their son,' week for Toronto to take a course in Mr. Harry Parker, Stratford. art during the summer vacation. Mr. J. A. Irwin took the seeeice at Mrs. Alfred N. Burehali, principal of Hensall Methodist church on Sun- Iturk's rails public school, was the day meriting in the absence of the guest of. Mr. and Mrs. W. Doherty pastor. the forepart of this week. Captain Taylor of the S. A. has bean Miss Belle O'Neil of Termite, who transfered to Blenham and has been :has been visiting at South Itivor succeeded by Captain 'Wales from. St. for the last couple of weeks, is ex - Mary's. petted home tomorrow and will Mrs. G. D. McTaggart and family spend° the remainder ot her holidays went to Bayilead last week and are here and at Bayfield. nicely :settled in their comfortable Miss E. Heinle, who has been a veal - cottage there. dont of Clinton for several months, Mr. A. S. Beaton of town, who hes returned to her home at Milverton taught the senior division of the last week. She was accompanied by Public School at Zurich since last her little neice, Miss Beryl Cooper, Easter, bas re-engaged with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 5. 8, board at a salary of $850. Cooper. Wire. II. W. Cook and Mrs. Ben. Cole Mr. and MrS. Ben. Coreturned to left Monday, afternoon to visit Tor- Clinton on Sattaxlay last after an onto friends. They also expect to absence. in Ypsilanti, Mich., of meet their sisters, the Miss Mit- nearly four months. When, they left (hell, from Vermont while there. here they rather expecte/1 -to locate Registrar Coats, Goderich spent at Ypsilanti but conditions did not Monday forenoon in town and dur- ing that time he had. a cordial hand shake with citizens too num- erous to mention. The Clintonian contemporary of the worthy Registrar takes most kindly to him and would like to see him of- ' teller. Miss Iterniee Morrish, who has been in Clinton since the tel taking a musical course under the direction of Mrs. .111eI1erdy-Smith, left for het bailie in OxboW! Sask., on Tues- day. Miss Morrish made many friends during her stay in town who regret her departure. Slit was menial.; tip to expectations am ey decided that the old home town is has been organized will be luld each Inany , Tuesday evening. good enough for them. Their friends and relatives in and about Mr. and Mae. Jonn Weldon visited Clinton are glad to see the. -4 lack ,'Wawanosii friends a few days •ago. , I Hullett produces good strawberries again. Mr. Robert, Hamm Controller ot and the very best specimens mak be Customers Toronto, canto up With i seen uPOn''tne farni of elninefff°t John • the Old Boys on Saturday and re- 13arr, who has been putting up 'boxes time passed quickly with him for he 31 Indies in circumference and the • was almost continua y moe g and exchanging greetings with old n eans a veri large proportion of the citizens of Clin- ton. The town's latch string al- aneceSsful ili her examination bit ways hangs out to the ,afiable Con - the result was not known aft troller, his estimable wife and wor- thy ter She bad left. The News From Londesboro •Frank Leo has :taken a position '• Mr, Haggitt. is on the sicklist. • -, with the G.T.R. at Lucknow. Jos, Walker of Toronto spent Sunday With her parents,.. Mr. ' and Mr; and Mrs, Ernest LaWSon, • Olin - ton, spene Sunday at the home of Mr- Frank Gibbs. , " . Mrs. D. W. Boyd is visiting . friends in Luckeow: Mr. W. 'G. Beaton, Event , Sunday in . . lhaesdrtrey:ivdfer. decskt isvoiaincle ethissieet,,d. pTla‘.rhhsu4sornsr•adecag tip tnsi lawng ohtt ssti.iat:est: the village. . . Ass S. McCool spent a few days a evening amounted to over $120. this week with -her sister, ,I,Irs • J. L. • AMC.wde of Wingbana • . . The ' Huron Old Boys excursion brought several visitors to the vil- and Mrs:. 'Arnett of Toronto ac- companied by their daeghter, M. lag. . . Dr. Williams ot Toronto, went Sun- • Miss *A. Butler of Blyth, who has day with*.friends here: . .• ' • spent the past two weeks at the 'ft m - Mrs. It, Carter left last week . for • perance ,hotsia returned. home • • Mon-. Granton where eae Will . visit ' for a dny. '• a • • . -• ' ' • • • - • • v. •-• few days among relatives. 1 The annual S. S. Oxcursion. to Kin- . Mr. 0; Cantelon 'shipped a car of .cardine will' be held on July 21st, uu- . hogs on Thursday of last week also der the auspices, of the Winghant Sun-. • Mr. E. Watean of Blyth slipped . , a day schools. A• special train on the • car' of' cattle on Saturday. . - L., II, & -11.• . will be run .timed 1.0' . Mrs. 'Mandell of Mitchell spent Tues- leave Londesboro: at 8.30. . • day at the' home of Mr, Jas: Wood- - Miss Z. Whitley of •Gorrie 'pent the - man. . 12th 'at. her . home here. • ; Mre. Geo,. Johnston, Mr. Johnston continues very • poorly, • • The annual Sabbath School • straw Hullett Happenings. Miss Ting of Kingham spent the latten part .of the week at the home of Mr. Wm. Plunkett. • • Mr, Samuel Deer and men are build- ing cement sidewalks in Auburn this week. a • Mt, Wilfred Armstrong visited Sun- day at his home an this vicinity, • Children's Day was held in the Ev- angelieal church last Sunday. The, readings and t'.kitationa were eltietly English and consequently the -church was well filled. The YA'.A. which initialed until Monday evening: The in which the mealiest berry, measere'd 11 tin la)" rdq't five incites. Whether it is in live stock or the produce- of the field the worthy Councillor strives to ex- cel. Mrs. Coeketline and son Wesley ti*nd lored. Ilenry of nem, Clinfon , visited Sunday at the home of Mr. A. Saint - 'Messrs. Leiper and John E...TayNir returned 'home a few days ago from. Scotland whither they went , • with a view to the purehapa of ClydesWa.,,se stallions. They- brought home sevefl. fine animals and cite as an evidence • of the great demand for Scotch Civics that the export of that class. on the .day they letli alone was 0110, hundred. Constance Mrs. C. L. Farnham and ehildreit are spending a week at Hayfield. Miss Maggie Macdonald has return- ed home after spending seine With her parent's at Stafai, and other frilts. and Mrs. 0, Tudor spent Sun. day -with the la.tter's parents at Hot. mesville. Miss May Glazier of Stapleton is vislthig her grandmother, Mrs. Cole. friends wici Godetich Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan of Stratford have been the guests during the past ders. week of their daughter, les. Phalen.