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The Clinton News Record, 1919-10-16, Page 8i CLINTON'S LEADING JJDWELERY TOB Comte here for Watches, °looks, Brooches, .Rings, Phonographs, Records, in fact everything found in an up•to,clate jewelry store Your Bepiiir Worts will rereive prompt and careful attention „ R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler and Optician NEXT HOV,J;IYS DRUG STORE Men's Clothing I Speeial Order The new clothes are now here and are a beautiful assortment of Suftings and Overcoatings it will pay you well to look them over and get our prices Some very special values in Men's and .boys Work Shoes Plumsteel Bros. THE STORE CLOTHING TI -I AT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE 20 NEW. IDEA PATTERNS, 1 Shoe caution Make your shoe purchase these days with special care ! If you are not an Expert at Shoe Buying you will do well to make your purchases where you know you are safe and taking no risks We offer you protection against Inflated Prices for Inferior Shoes and Uncertain Shoe Values We Are At Your Service Our name behincl your Shoes will be your best Insurance! It means what it always has meant --the utmost in Quality at the price and this means the utmost in Shoe Economy. Shoe Economy must be judged by the coat per pair—net by the price per pair. RED' JACKSON 161EZEIZ.'s[aEIVa 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 114e,, 28 1 1 ut There was a man by the name of LaGrange Whose wife badly need- ed a range So they came to our store And that they hadn't come before, They now think ex- ceedingly strange Try one of our new modern Ranges and you will wonder bow you got along with that old stove so long, We have the latest up•to-date kinds, The Doherty high oven, The Novelty high oven, and The Composite high oven tit a range of prices suitable to all pocketbooks, Call and see the new kind, Watch our Little South Window for Continuous Bargains HALAJ i3R(S In Clinton It's Tle W, D. Fair Co. For School Books and Supplies r'Often the Cheapest Always the Best,'. " cif Vaimna Mr. W. G. Curl of the Stratford police force and Mrs. Curl are spending a va, cation with the forrner,s aunt, Mrs. Ede of town Mrs. (Dr.) Stanbury has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Robt. Gibbtngs, during the past week or two and renewing old friendships hereabouts. Mrs. Stanbury was for many years a resident of Bay- field and stili spends part of almost ev- ery summer there, though she did not occupy her cottage there the past sum- mer Misses Ward and Stone spent Thanksgiv- ing at the Iatter's home m Essex Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Alcock of Hamilton were in town for a few days over the week end, having come up to visit their aunt, Mrs. Sheppard, They also called upon many old friends in town Miss Myrtle Pearson has returned home after spending the week with Wingham friends Mr. Syd Watts, lately returned from over seas, has taken a position in Stratford as telegraph operator Col Rance was in Toronto this week Mraand Mrs. Kohler motored over from Buffalo to visit Mr. and Mrs; J. Mc- Connell this week Mr. Henry Fowler -6f London. accompan- ied by his"sisfer, Miss Florence Fowler, Harperhey, and Miss Fanny Fowler, and the Misses Creswell, Seaforth, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. George Burnett ,, Mr, R. J. Irvin of Toronto iia here this week Miss Jessie O'Neil of Aylmer was home for Thanksgiving Mr. J. A. Irwin returned last week from an extended trip to the west. He visit- ed the Holmes family at Saskatoon on on his way out and spent several weeks with his son and daughter at Edmon- ton: He and Miss Marion also took a trip to Banff. He is this week visiting his brother at Lucknow Mr. McWhinney of Exeter was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Jennison over the week end Miss Sadie Mahaffy spent the week end with Staffa friends Mr. Wilson Rath spent the holiday period in Clinton and Goderich Mrs. J. S. Armstrong, who is visiting here from Ontario, Cal., spent Thanksgiving with Toronto frsonds Miss Carrie Walker was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Cuninghame Mr. E. Graelis of Kitchener spent the holiday with his parents' Mr. and Mrs. E. Greeks of town - Mr. R. W. Reid of Toronto was in town over the week end Miss I. Crawford of Walton spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. Hardy Mrs. and Mrs. John Stephenson of Lon- don visited at Lha home of the former's father over the week end Miss Thompson and Miss Cornish of Clin- ton were appointod to the executive of the East Iiuron Teachers' Association and Miss Draper also of Clinton, was appointed a delegate to the Provincial Convention Mrs. Kearns returned on Monday from a very pleasant visit with friends in Buf- falo. Mrs. Kearns had the pleasure of seeing the King and Queen of Belgium and their young son when the royal party visited Buffalo Mrs. James Sheppard and Mrs. Robson were in Toronto for the week end and holiday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wasman of Grand Forks, Montana, are visiting the for- mer's parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. F. Was - man of town Mrs. G. Middleton, Mr. W. H. Middleton and Miss Daisy Middleton of White hall, Goderich township, and Mrs. T, Jackson aid Miss Kate Scott of town, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Constantine of Teeswater last week Misses Harriett, Elleanor and Marion Manning of London visited Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Manning over the week end and holiday Mrs L. C, Renry of London spent the week end and Thanksgiving at the home of his brother, W. T, Henry, of town Mr. and Mrs. Acheson motored over from Orangeville and spent the week end as the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Steep of Stapleton. Miss Sadie Steep and Mr. John Ginn return- ed with them Miss Marjorie McMath was down from Ethel for 'Thanksgiving Miss Anna Jenkins of Woodlands Farm is Spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. II. D, Cameron of Guelph Mrs. R. A. Bell spent a few days over the week end and holiday in Toronto Miss Doreen Stephenson was up from London Normal spending her Thanks- giving holiday. Mrs, J. McCaughey of New York is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Mc- Connell, of town Miss Mary McMurchie came up from To- ronto for Thanksgiving Miss Margaret McTaggart and Miss Aird of Toronto spent Thanksgiving at the home of the former`. parents Miss Jean Scott was home from Toronto kr the week end and holiday Mr. James Shell of Mullett was in town on Saturday last on his way from Pal- mental al-merst l and Chesley, Where he had been acting as judge of stock at the fall fairs, Mr,_ Snell is a good fudge of stock and his ability is recognized by stockmen generally Cli»ttp>s News -Record NEV SUIT October i 6th, WWLS RE TERIALS Lovely New F'abries 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 milks Coatings Suitings winfer C ats 'WOMEN'S STORE Dr/ Goods* House Furnishings phone 69', Next 7 oyal Bank MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 108) Men's Furnishing® Opposite Public Library, People You Knew Misses Marion McIntyre and Hattie Liv- ermore left for London on Monday where they intend to take positions Mr, Nelson Ball was in Toronto on Mon- day attending the funeral of Inc nephew. the late Mr. A. A. Reid, husband of Miss Dot Ball Mr. and Mrs. L. Heard and children and Mrs. E. Tasker motored to St. Thomas for Thanksgiving. They were accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. John Butchard of Stanley and visited with her sisters, Mrs. -McDougall and Mrs. Legg Messrs. Lorne.Deeves of Kitchener and Bert Deeves of London spent Thanks- giving holidays with their parents Mrs. Peter Cantelon and Miss Gladys and Miss L. Cantelon of Goderich township spent Thanksgiving Day in Hensen Mr. Henry Ransford, manager of the Do- minion Bank, Edmonton, Alberta, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ransford Captain and Mrs. Mercer and Mr, and Mrs. Bethune of London called on Col. H. T. and Mrs. Rance on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Churchill of Port Huron have been visiting friends in town, and yicinity during the past few days - Miss Bessie McCamus was up from Lon- don spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents at Wesley parsonage Miss Kathleen East of Toronto spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. G. Cuninghame 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fasken at the station. i Mr. Melville McClyinont has gone to Detroit to take a position. Miss Jessie McKenzie, of Beechwood Faun, Goderich Township, was the guest of her uncle, Mr. Alex. McKenzie Goderich Township Mr, Robert Reid and his son, Mr. Harvey Reid, of Auburn, visited the former'. daughter, Mrs. Frank Whit- more, this week. Fred Bell returned from overseas on Monday. Mr. Adam Cantelon whet with an ac- cident on Friday which will lay lint up I partially for some time. The threshers were getting ready to start work on Saturday at his place and while assist- ing in setting the machine got his left hand badly crushed. He is spending a few days in the hospital at Clinton hav- ing the wounded member treated. We trust his recovery will be rapid, but he has lost the tips of his fingers. Kippen etalot shrdlu cinfwyp vbgkgj Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Middleton and Master Hugh have returned front a pleasant visit to tleveland, 1110, IClppelii Mr. J. Percy 'Cole has disposed of his farm in Tuckersmith to Mr. Thos. Consitt, of Seaford], lint we have not yet learned what Mr. Cole intends do- ing. He is still a young man hitt Ile has moved several tunes and doesn't seem to mind iltaking toolbar move. There is an old saying that n rolling stone gathers no most but we are in- clined to think it is not applicable in this case. Wherever Mr, and Mrs. Cole decide to locate their many friends wish them well. Mr, Roy McClymoit who is study- ing the drug business in Chatham, is visiting with his parents at present. Mr. Jas, Jarrott of the Western Uni- versity, London, spent 'thanksgiving with his parents. Mr. Bert Fasken, another of our re- turned heroes, is visiting with his par- etits, and Miss Bessie Fasken, of Port Dover, is also having a- p pleasant visit last' week. She also attended the Teachers' Convention at Exeter. Mrs. Jas. Dick, of Seaford', accom- panied by her four sons, two of them, Tom and Joe, recently returned from overseas, were the guests of Mr. Shafer and Mrs. Watson on Sunday last. afailsa 0 11 LENGTHEN THE SHOPPING DAY A Shop illuminated by Ill HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps invites patronage and r 'nfidencc. Goods appear as they are. The business day is extended. Hours that otherwise would be dull are made busy and profitable, If your business stops when dusk falls the reason usually is found in poor or inefficient lighting. You can improve every hour of the business day by installing HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps. You flood the gloomiest corner of the shop with the brilliance of a noon sun. HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps carry the endorse- • ment of the Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario. This means that they have been tested in the laboratories of the Commission and are perfect in every detail. Let us demonstrate the superiority of HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps. HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWtR COMMISSION FOR SALE BY OF ONTARIO P`JBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION HYDRO SHOP $I TRE HYDRO MAN HYDRO Gas Filled Lamps ON ELECTION NIGHT. The Kilty band has rented the halt on the evening of election day for the purpose of announcing the returns. To those attending, an enjoyable evening is assured as local talent has been en- gaged and band ;50 select- ions,between reports. .render fee will be charged. Public Meeting PUBLIC MEETING—A MEETING OF the Electors of Centre Huron is de- sired on Friday night, the lith, of October, 1919, at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall in the Town of Clinton, to hear discussed the Provincial issges relat- ing to the present campaign. A spec- ial feature of the meeting will be a full explanation of the temperance questios Mr, Proudfoot,iiethe Independentvited. Can- didate, and others will address the meeting, God Save the King, Clintola Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS Phone 137 Albert St. NOW IS THE TIME to have your furnace overhauled or a new one installed. Stoves moved and pipes put up in. good scrape, Call and see our lines of electric- fixtures and lamps, Aluminum, tinware and granite. Horne -made pipes our specialty. J. A, SUTTER Phone 147 w Phone 148 Estimates given, A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MouLmINGSS. SIGNS, ETC, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING We protect your floors, furniture, OW, bq plenty of drop sheets., Ontario Street