HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-8-28, Page 8CllaINTON'S LB AI?ING JL'WLI LERY STORE
STILL SOME ARTICLES AT
REDUCED PRICES
Eire sale now over but I have a few sets of Knives ad Forks
still left at reduced prices,
Now stook all in and prices right.
SILVERWARE, GOLD JDWELERY,
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and CHINA. CUT GLASS
(I must now proceed to collect soiue bills still owing.)
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweler an'd Optician
NEX11 HOVEY'S DRUG .STORE
, rtrOSlr
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We Shoe Children I
Correctly
We always Shoe the children with the greatest of care I
There are many little details concerning ChiIdren's Shoes that
must be "just right" and we see that they are 1 Bring the chil-
dren here for shoes and turn the matter over to us and you'll
soon discover that it will cost you less per, year for : Children's
Shoes than it ever did before and you'll escape all vexations 1,
Nature Shape Shoes
To Guide
Little Feet Correctly
1
We've high or low out shoes in a variety of models. Black
or handsome new tan leathers, button or lace shoes,, .low, itpels—
flat heels, or the comfortabre rubber soles and heels, , : ;i i
ahfldren's Slioes a'b ,$1.50, $2.Oo, $2.25 to $4.50. ' ' ' ,
If the children have loot troubles of any sort bring them dere
I and we'll correct the difficulty.
FRED. JACKSON
PRACTICAL SHOEMAM
sae.
1
Harvest Toes
Now is' the time you want a pair'of light, comfortable
shoes for farm work that will stand hard wear
Nothing better than apair of our Mule•skin Boots, good solid soles,
Ieather insoles. Will stand lots of hard usage. Special 2n.75
at per pair
Black Shaved Kip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid 2n,75
boot
Women's Shaved Kip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm
shoe at a low price 1 .�5
Men's blue and white striped overalls, A speeial line at 2.00
Special prices on boys eottonade pants for the holiday season
ORDERED CLOTHING
Made -to -measure Snits at very close prices. A good selection of
samples to choose from and fit guaranteed. Give us a trial order.
We guarantee satisfaction,
Plumsteel Bros.
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS,
PHONE 25
CLOTHING NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
L28
JAS. DUNFOUW
dertaker and Funeral Director.
• / Phone llisziO. 28
JUST R LITTLE NOTE
to advise you that we make a
specialty of dainty bedroom
furniture for dainty people.
To know how attractive are
these beds, dressing tables,
and other bedroom accessories,
you must see them. Descrip-
tion would not do justice to
their beauty. Mention of price
would not do justice to their
quality.
Wag
1
Clearance Sale
FOR ALL NEXT WEEK
2 only New Ideal Washing 14Ia chines $13,50 for 111.75
Perfection and Fforenee Oil Stoves at Cost to Clear.
'A few Faultless Carpet Sweepers, metal east, Brat quality, regular
$3.00 for 52.25
Y only 8 -pig galvanized trough, regular 15.75 for $4.76
1 only 3 -pig galvanized trough, regular 18.00 for . 12.50
Sanitary and durable.
'Ji few' potato drags, regular 50 tents for .25
1 only crow bar 25 lbs., regular $2.60 for 11.60
MANY LINES IN SECONDS GRANi'II.WARE AT A VERY LOW
PRICE.
HARLAND BROS
hardware, Stoves and N"ovelt,ieS
A
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FOUNTAIN
Gllawt'a News -Record
August 28th, 19I9
PEN
IS THE rnss`i' WAITING TOOL W:
KNOW
I•landier than a pencil—Eon
don't nood to sharpen it,
Quicker than an ordinary,
pen—you don't need to dip.
It's always roa!ly when
you are. No treed us tell -
jug you how much good a
Fountain Wen would de
you, but we can tall you
the hest pen to get. it's
a Waterman Ideal at 12.50
and upwards.
Tie W. D. Fair Co.
l'Often t}ie Cheapest
Always the Best.'i
,q^;0 •• nr IOtanannwwgg101h,
Miss Maude Cook of ,Brussels spent a
few clays in Clinton last week.
Mr. T. R. Jenlcins of Woodlands
Farm, Huron Road, is in Toronto
this week.
Miss Marion Andrews bas returned
from a visit with her sister in
Ton
Mrs. Martroto. inson of , Winnipeg is the
guest this week of her sister, Mrs.
H. 13. Combe.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bell and Miss
Jean are,spending a few days in
Toronto this week.
Mr. Wilfrid Penfound left Last week
for the west. He will be absent a
couple of months or so.
Miss Edith Jennison and Mrs. Fred.
Weir and little son are this week
visiting friends in London.
Misses Ida, Laura and Irene Wilken
of Detroit have been spending a
holiday with their father in town.
Miss Mary Southcombe returned
home Saturday after a couple of
months' visit with friends in the
west.
Mr. G. Cuningitame oa Monday mov-
ed his family in from Burks', where
they had been camping for v,, fort-
night.
Miss Winnie Thompson is in Toronto
this week taking in the big fair
and, it is hoped, a sight also of the
Prince of Wales.
Miss Campbell, who has been visit-
ing the Wallis and Jenkins families
for the past week or so, left 'Mon-
day for Toronto.
Pte. David Gwynn arrived from over-
seas on Saturday evening and spent
the weekend as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, It. A. d3e11.
Mr. Wm. Hardy left Thursday after-
noon for the west. He will spend
the winter with his daughter, Airs.
Challenger of Edgerton.
A'Ir. and Mrs. 13. G. Hays of Detroit
have beds visiting tho former's
father, Mr: George Hays of town,
during the past couple of weeks.
IVfr. and Mrs. Thos. .Jennison left on
Monday afternoon for their home at
Swift Current, Sask., after a
somewhat extended visit in On-
tario.
Mr. D. J. Cantelon is in Toronto
• during the Exposition period serv-
ing as a special policeman, a posi-
tion he has held for fourteen years
or more.
Mr. and Mrs. E..1. Jenkins and Mas-
ter George, who have been camp-
ing at Burks' for sotne weeks, broke
camp 'on lionday. Mr. and Mrs.
J enkins are now locating in Lon-
don.
Mrs. S. C. Andrews and children left
this week for Toronto, where they
will spend a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. F. F. Gillies before pro-
ceeding to their home at Alix, Al-
berta,
Mrs. Robb raturned on Wednesday
last from Pickering, where she had
spent several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Puckering, who re-
turned with her and,has been visit-
ing here.
Rev. E. 0. Fordo returned from Tor-
onto the middle of last week. He
went down to supply the previous
Sunday. in the Danforth Avenue
Baptist church and remained over
for a wedding on Wednesday.
Mrs. (De.) Archer of North Balti-
more, Ohio, and Mrs. Keys and
Miss Keys of Yale, Mich,, who had
been visiting the former's uncle,
Mr. Wm. Stanley of town, and with
friends and relatives in the vicin-
ity for a week, returned home Fri-
day.'
Mr. and Mrs. W. Southcombe were
the guests of the former's aunts,
the Misses Southcombe, over the
week -end. Mr. Southcombe, who
. has been on the staff of the Col-
lingwood Collegiate for the past
four or five years, takes a poslticn
on the staft.of the Strathroy Col-
legiate at the beginning of the
term.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon and Master
Jack returned last week to their
home in Toronto after a very en-
joyable ten -days' motor trip. They
visited .Mrs. Moon's people at Se-
bringvllle and Mr. Moon's old home
at Londeshoro and eaifed on inroads
in Goderieh and Clinton, Mr, Moon
has many friends here, where he
formerly lived, who always have a
Warm welcome for him when he re-
turns. By the way, Mr, Moon has
just moved Into his new $14,000
residenee at 120 Westnrount Ave.,
hi a section of The city which has
bean built sip during the past ten
y'eaf'e t C so.
CLEARING PRIGS
on
Mews Twcod Suits
1-4 OFF,
(WOMEN'S STORE
Drj Goods; House Furnishings
phone 6f
Next Royal Bank
BROWN'S
MEN'S STORE •
Custom Tailoring and
(phone 103) Men's Furnishings
Opposite Public Library,
ANTED!
TEN OPERATORS ON POWER SEWING
MACHINES
ANY BRIGHT GIRL WIIO CAN ADAPT HERSELF READILY TO CONDITIONS CAN IN TWO OR
TIIREEI MONTHS ACQUIRE A SUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE OF OI'E,RA't'ING TO .13I CAPABLE OF
I'IARNING AS GOOD OR BETTER WAGES TIIAN SHE WOULD AT MANY OTHER KINDS OF WORK.
WE WILL- 1'IIOROUGIILY INSTRUCT NEW BEGINNERS AND PAY GOOD WAGES FROM THE */
STA R'1'.
GOOD 130Y WANTED TO LEARN PRESSING-. I
APPLY TO 0E0. P1IALEN, SUPERINTENDENT, i`I ; "!r .I' I i 1. T1 I�f�t�7 i1ID119
The Jackson Manufacturing Co., Lt
Eighty percent. of the coal mines
in District No. 18 have returned to
work, the influence of the One Big
Union having ended there.
A large number of changes have
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taken place in the Quebec Provincial
Cabinet.
Dr. J. E. Rutherford has been ap-
pointed by the Dominion Government
to investigate horse racing.
youlanlinasimg
Make Every Hour Count
OR the salesman, collector, con-
tractor—the mart who "must get
there"—the Ford Runabout.
Through the traffic of the city, over
rough country roads to the outlying
town, the Ford Runabout travels
rapidly and economically,
Ford nunabout $050. Touring $690. On
open models the Electric Starting and Lighting
Equipment is $100 extra.
Coupe,$976, Sedan, 51,175. (Closed model
include nclude Electric Starting and Lighting
equipment). Demountable lima, tire carrier
and noweicid Urea on rear as optional equip-
moat on closed cars only at 325.00 extra,
These prices are f. o. b. Ford Ontarlo and do
not Include War Tax.
.Uuv onto Gervino Ford Paris
'100 Canadian dealers and over 2,000 Service
Garages supply them. 181
Clinton Motor'Trvck ai>id %aehine Co.
Dealers Clinton
hI:YA .nY3Gbti
07-3
I-Iohnesville
Miss L. McVicar of Goderich visit-
ed last week with her friend, Miss
Emily Ford.
Miss Beatrice Greene of Clinton
visited with Holntesville friends du-
ng the past week.
Miss Robinson of Goderich is this
week the guest of Mrs. W. Pickard
and is also calling on a number of
old friends.
The W.M.S. Met at the home of
Mrs. 16. Yeo on Wednesday after-
noon of last week. ']'he auxiliary
Was pleased to have with them their:
president, Miss D, Holmes, who is
able to be about again.
Mr. Ortweiu of kiensall filled the
Methodist circuit pulpits on Sunday.
He preached very fine sermons, which
were pleasurably listened to.
The Mission Circle held their an-
MI
nnual picnic on Fbrster's flats on
Tuesday afternoon.
Services will be resumed In St.
,John's church at the usual hour on
Sunday next,
Rev. W, and Mrs, Courtiee and sen
left for their home at Durango, Colo,
Call and See
our stock
of
PUMPS
PIPES
and
FITTINGS
Electric
Fixtures
Stoves and
Graniteware
J. A. Sutter
Phone 147w
hv_M^9 . J4 ,.wry
on Monday after their vacation spent
at their respective parental hones in .
Dtngenton and Holmesviile.
Widespread search for hundreds of
U.S.A. draft evaders is being made
by Federal police in the Abitibi re-
gion, Quebec.
WEEKLY DANCES
DAYFIELD
,Iowett's Pavillion
SPECIAL DANCE MONDAY L•'VEN•.-
IING, SEPT. ist, LABOR DAY.
and every Tuesday and Thursday un—
til further notice (with the ex-
ception of Aug. 28th).
BLACKSTONE-BUCKLEY OR-
CHESTRA 1•
Also
MENESETUNCI nor 0 r
Every Wednesday.
FOLLOW THE CROWD
Clinton
Junk Dealers
Buying all kinds of junk
and Poultry
Paying the highest prices
M. RAMRAS
Phone 137 Albert St.
CLINTON — CANDY — KITCIIEN,
Home=made Ice Crean
Made of Pure Cream
Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate
Maple Walnut and .Orange
PRICE BY BULK
PER
PT. �/�0,
6A a�d
PER 4,0e,.
QT.
ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS
25c Pt. 50e Qt.
We specialize in home-made Candy..
M. OEORCAS
Proprietor
Phone 146 .Estimates given.
A. E. WOOD
WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS„
SIGNS, ETC,
INTERIOR ANI) EXTERIOR
DECORATING
We proteet your floors, furhiturok
ere., by plenty of drop sheets.
On tart° iStreat
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