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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-9-18, Page 8Clinton News-Reeor4 September 18th, 1919 CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY SToR:€ SILL SOME ARTICLES AT REDUCED PRICES Fire sale now over but I have a few sots of Knives and Forks still left at reduced prices, New stock all in and pleas righty. SILVERWARE, GOLD Jl+rWELERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, and CHINA. CUT GLASS (I must now proceed to collect some bills still owing.) R. 11. JOHNSON Jeweler an -d Optician NEXT HOVEY'S DRUG STORE We Shoe Children Correctly 'We always Shoo the children with the greatest of care !• There are many little details concerning Children's Shoes that must be "just right" and we see that they are ! 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 andyou'll escape all vexations !; Nature Shape Shoes To Guide Little Feet Correctly We've high or low out sboes in a variety of models. Black or handsome now tan leathers, button or lace shoes, low heels— flat heels, or the comfortable rubber soles and heels. Children's Shoes at $1.50, $2.00, $2.25 to $4,50. If the children have foot troubles of any sort bring them here and we'll correct the difficulty. FRED. JACKSON PRACTICAL S.HOEMAM Harvest Shoes Now is the time you want a pair of light, comfortable shoes for farm work that will stand hard wear Nothing better than a pair of our Mule.skin Boots, good solid soles, leather insoles. Will stand lots of hard usage. Special (>I 7 at per pair - • L. i! Black Shaved Kip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid 275 boot Women's Shaved Kip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm �.25 shoe at a low price Men's blue and white striped overalls. A special line at 2.0U n Special prices on boys cottonade pants for the -holiday season ORDERED CLOTHING Made -to -measure Suits at very close prices. A good selection of samples to choose from and fit guaranteed. Give ns a trial order. We guarautea satisfaction, Plumsteel Bros. TI -IE STORE TH AT SELLS FOR LESS., PHONE 28 CLOTHING NEW IDEA PATTERNS, 1 JUST A 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. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone -- 28 There was an old aunty By name Aunty Nub Who could do no more washing Without a new tub She came to Where we have tubs galore And nosy from morning , till night It is rub-a•dub•dub. We have been appointed agents for "l'he C'elcbratod Vanua Waslier, the newest and latest type of washer to he placed on the market, It is easy on the clothes es well as the operator. ---CALL AND SEE Our little south window, You Will usually see in it some Special B argains marked in plain figures as We .11 i! I bitted using it yytor that purpose, 1 A /:rt ,._4 IV It ■ itDAZ Watch In Clinton It's The W. B, Fair Co. For School Books and Supplies VOften the Oheapest Always ttie •ai ge'�Itsewunum,�man insuiy Mrs. Cameron was the guest of her niece, Miss McLaren, last•;week, Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Woolidge of Tor- onto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McKenzie. Mr. Fred humball left t b is morning for Cargill to resume his work in the Royal Bank., Miss Ruth Makins of Burgesville and Thos. Kemp of Mitchell are. visit- ing at Mr. O. W. Potter's. 1. ?drs. George Freeman and two chil- dren of Colborne spent a few' days at Mr. Robt. Cree's last week. Harvey and Lillian Potter motored to Woodsto d on Wednesday last and returned home on Monday. Messrs. Fred Jackson and D. F. Libby are expected' home today. Mr. and Mrs. Constantine of Tees - water spent Sunday at the,home of Mrs. T. Jackson, High stret. We noticed the smiling face and alert figure of Mr, L. Doherty of Strat- ford, on our streets last Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs. Zeats, who have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mennen, went to Toronto yes- terday. Miss Agnes Crosbie of Seatorth spent Wednesday of last week with Mrs, M. Watt en route from the Presby- terial at Blyth. Mrs, Mawson, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Bart- lett and i\Iaster Edgar Brawn of Detroit spent the week -end with Mrs. T. Jackson. .Mrs. J. McKenzie, who spent the past couple of months in North Kingston, N.S,,, is 1,fsiting at Mr. Thos. McKenzie's of town. tfr. R. Down of Sandwich, formerly of Clinton, 'is just recovering from a severe attack of illness, also his mother. We are pleased to report he is gettingalong nicely now. Mr. ,W. ,S. Downs was in Clifford and Harriston over the week -enol. Mrs. Downs who was a visitor in that district the precious week, encore: ponied him on his return on 'Mon- day last. bIr, Wm.. Weymouth of Londesboro' was in town on Tuesciay and gave lite News -Record a pleasant call. Ile is one of our staunch pioneers who is always welcome at The N. - R. office. Mr. Chapman, who visited at Mr. W. H. Hellyar's during the past week, left yesterday •morning to attend a gathering of Great War Veterans in St, Thomas, before returning to his duties in Toronto. We are sorry to bear of the indis- position of Miss K. Webster of Huron: street. Miss ,Webster is always so active that' she will find it hard to take life easy as one ought, who is not well Rev. Air. McKegney received a long- distance call which took hftn to Ottawa the early part of this week, where he will be detained for some days yet, as the Anglican Synod is in session in that city. Messrs. William and Fred Match and Willie and Frank and two drummers of the 1{'iltie Pipe Band of town were in Blyth on, Friday night at the reception to Mrs. Chas. Hall, their niece, a returned hospital matron. . • Mrs, J, Colclough of, the, Base Lino has been looking over some houses in town with a view of buying. She has her farm advertised for sale and il,she does not sell within Abe next couple of weeks she will rent it as she has ,seyeral persons wishing to lease it. Miss Clark of The News -Record left town on the early morning train last Saturday for a well-earned vacation of two weeks which, will be spent with friends,in Thornbury, Collingwood and Meaford. This is . the first extended holiday Miss Clark has taken.•for more than two years and her, many friends wish her bon voyage, a happy holiday and safe return, Captain Robert Irwin arrived at the parental ]tome on Saturday evening last for a short visit, before re- suming his Art Course at Victoria College, Toronto. Bob, by which we know him best, enlisted for military serviee at Sault Ste. Marie and has spent over two years in service overseas as an army chaplain. Many of the boys speak With enthusiasm of his fine leader-. ship and his splendid qualities as a good eemrader Singe the armistlee he has been giving helpful service et the Ontario Military hospital at Orpington, England, We extend a welcome home to Clinton, Captain Hardware, Stoves and Novelties ttoott NEVA/ AUTUIV1 - DRESS and SKIT MATERIALS Lovely New Fabrics and Plenty of them, That You will Like to See and that we are Anxious to Show You. COME IN AND SEE OUR New Dress Goods Silks Coatings Suitings winler Coats WOMEN'S STORE Drg Geods, House Furnishfnas phone 69°' Next Royal Bank MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103). Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library, 01.110.110.111110.1111110.1 GODERICH DISTRICT MEETING. The following is the program of the Goderieh Financial District meet- ing and Methodist National Campaign which is being held today in Wesley church. Representatives from the various Methodist churches in the district are in attendance. Both dinner and supper are being served in Wesley hall. A more extended report will be given next week. The following is the program : Morning Session . 0 a.m.—Secretaries of departments will present their. reports. Afternoon Session (open to all) 2,00-2.15—Opening exercises. 2,15-2.35—Family prayer—Rev. T. A. Steadman. 2.35-2.55—Stewardship—Mr. N. W. Trewartha. 2,55-3.15—Personal Evangelism — Rev. J. F. Reycrait. 3.15-3.45—Discussion and Music. 3,45-4.10—Is the Methodist Church as at present ;constituted adapt- ed to tweet the needs of this age ? Rev. J. Ford. 4,10-4.30—Discussion and, Music. 4,30-5.00—Dr. 'T. A. Moore, Secre- tary of General Conference. 5.00-5.45—Presentation of the Moth- odist National Campaign by Rev. W. H. Graham. Evening Session (open to all) 8.00-8,15—Song.- Service, led by choir of Wesley church. 8.15—Introductory 'remarks by the chairman. Address—Rev. W. H. Graham, tvho is president of the London Con- ference. Offering, Address Rev. T. A. Moore, secre- tary of Evangelism and Social • Service. Natibnal Anthem. Benediction. People You Know Miss'.Condell is the guest of Mrs. S. E. iMcKegney. ,lir. Atkinson was a visitor at Lon- don Fair last week.. Mrs, Archibald is visiting this week with Mrs. W. W. Ferran. Miss Leona Nediger attended the Western Fair last week, Miss Beryl Cooper has been visiting friends ,in Toronto the past week, Chaplain Capt. Robs. Irwin arrived home Saturday night , from over- seas. Miss Eleanor McKenzie has been vis- iting friends in Toronto the past week. Miss Cameron of Bayfield has been the guest of Mrs. IIolmes the past few clays. Mrs, Dances of Brussels,who has been visiting Mrs. II. Bartle?, has returned; home. 11issi Harriett Cantelon left for Toronto on'Mondayto take up her studies at Faculty. Misses S. and -R. Powell and Miss Tena Agnew spent a very) pleasant holiday in Colborne visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Snyder from Satur- day until Monday. Airs. Hodgson and son Edwin left last Friday for their home in -Riv- erhurst, Sask., after spending the summer months in Clinton at the home of Mrs. Hoclgson's parents, that of Mr. and- NM:rs. Mahaffy, Isaac street, • Our. milliners; Miss Bawden and Miss Cantelon, have returned from their visit to the wholesale houses where they have bean !getting latest ideas in styles and a stock of fall millin- ery. The ladies of Clinton will no doubt soon have the• pleasure of viewing the results of their labors, and he crowding the millinery par- lors to, make their choice of the beautiful head gear displayed there- in. People You Know Mrs, Snell of Bluevale is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Coultes, on the Huron Road, east. !Miss Amy Gould has taken a posi- tion as assistant in 111r. J. A, Irwin's dry goods emporium. Mrs. Treleaven of Toronto is visiting at the home of Principal and Mrs, Treleaven, Ciibbings street. Miss Ilene Miller of the central tele - Phone office spent from Saturday to Monday, with friends in Dungan- non, Miss 13. McC'atnus of London Colleg- iate spent a couple of days last week with. her parents , at Wesley parsonage. bliss A. McCorvie ttsited Clinton friends on her way to Wingham where site has taken a position in Wingham Business College. Miss Bessie Watt of the G.T.R. staff left Tuesday morning, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Watt for a week's vacation in Buffalo. Air. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart of Stratford spent a couple of days last week with the latter's sister, 3115s Lizzie 'McTavish, Dunlop St. Mrs. Witts had a nasty experience one evening last week when d window fell with great force on her ]rand, causing a very painful bruise, Mr. Len. Cantelon came up from Toronto to spend the week -end with his family, who are visiting at - the parental home, that of Mr, and Mrs. Peter Cantelon, Mr. J. A. Irwin, who is visiting his daughter Marion. and sat Will at Norwood parsonage, Edmonton, has taken a side trip to Banff, ac- companied by his daughter. Miss Marion. Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Medd of Exeter, with iter daughter, Miss . Josie, were in town on Monday, on their way from Goderich whore Miss Medd was writing off a special ex- MillIMMIIIIIMMOVNISHOMSAWISM I CIaryiP dory SiJL Pandoia on wash -days. You can set the 5 •- y nrNHE Boiler doesn't crowd the dinner off the AIM boiler either way, across or lengthwise of the top. There is no guesswork baking either. The oven has a glass door which keeps the baking in full view. The thermometer tells whether the oven is hot enough or not. The oven, as you must have heard, is very evenly heated. This dependable range has easy -working grates; porcelain enameled reservoir, which may be teniovcd for cleaning. The Pandora it the sort of range you have always Wanted. &cit. Sold by H[ARLAND . BROS. ani in Art presided over by, Rev:. J. Ford. WEEKLY ANCES BAY FIELD Jowett's Pavillion DANCING EVERY TUESDAY andel THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BLACKSTONE-BUCKLEY i R- • CHESTRA ! Also MENESETUNG HOr1.L Every Wednesday. FOLLOW TIIE CROWD ! Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS' Phone 137 Albert St. Call and See our stock of PUMPS PIPES and FITTINGS • Electric Fixtures Stoves and Graniteware J. A. Sutter Phone 147w Phone 148 Estimates given, A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS,. SIGNS, ETC. INTERIOR AND E:XTEH.IOR DECORATING We protect your boors, furniture;. ere., by plenty tit drop sheets. Ontario street