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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-2-28, Page 8nosh. Mr. 1''pfp takes man:,Mr. 11'lowbray's house and lot oil '1'ie'orie -street. ails. R. 'Ilutellinsoa fell on 1111 icy Walls and broke her atm recently, Mr. ,Brock Brandon of 'Hanover vis- aed his another in town recently, Mr. and Mrs, Alberti Stein of Ay1es- bui:y, Sask., have returned 'to •tJlefr iton)e after visiting for some time with friends iu the east:, Initght Ltetts, ChesleY McLean and W, '1'. Armstrong HJio Kava beenin traiiii))g at Fort \With Can)p, Texas, spoilt a few days inst. Week at their respective homes in town before go. iug overseas, c e e recent fire and ary to settle all bilged to call in accounts, large oh 18th. pairs, etc., must n future. ELLIOTT ONTARIO at Jackson's ar we are making our ly of Rubber Footwear. reduce the quantity, we we are calling you to a caliber Sale 1 to everyone—Men's, ths, Misses, Children's bers of all kinds go into e the lines of sizes are full s 85c, Boys 85c,. Youth's dren's 55e, Workmen's 0. ACKSON of Former Store IF YOU ADMIRE FINE FURNITURE you certainly will appreciate the beauty of the articles con- tained in our display of china closets, sideboards, dining tab- les, chairs, etc. They, are de- cidedly unconventional is de- sign and will give a distinct individuality` to the dining." room they adorn. See -ane glaP and y'ou'ir marvel at the prices. JAS. DUNFORD iidertaker and Funeral Director. Phone > 28 NRGAINS! this week we have picked out a lot of broken den's Fine Shoes, just a pair ory�two of any , in box calf, kid and patent leather, and you them on our tables all at 35�✓✓ ('� to clear • stock of shoes for the coming season is heavier er assorted than ever before, and although e still advancing you will find our prices even In last season. le shirts, slightly soiled, Lot l your choice 700 Lot 2 your choice 85c ixed lot of fine and working shirts, choice 50c es to dear at 2 for 26c Another lot of better Ties at 19c Icials next week. Watch for announcement 1umsteei ros. '1'IIE STORE TIT AT SELLS FOR LESS. PHONE 23 . -SEMI-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERS, MagazateassiowszbirsaWizama Clinton News.Itecor4 5"end him a:.Poun- * tain Pen, It will * be a great eoaven- •* lone° for hicu * * when writing to * * you, * * * * *' * Tie W. D. Fair Co "Often the Cheapest Always the Best" tl1 I" li 1115IIRUImI*IIIP'I 1111111111 alli Mr. J, Cuninghame was in Exeter on Tuesday. Mss Stone was in Toronto over the wcelo-end, Mr, John Ransford was in Hamilton last week. Rev. J. A. Robinson was in Wing - ham this week, Mt. H. Cantelon of Toronto was in town over the week -end. Lieut, E. Torrance was with 0ril1i friends over the week -end. Rev. J, E. Hogg is visiting his • 'home in' Uxbridge this week. Mrs, Wes. French of Rippon was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Chambers, last week. Miss Elsie Martin of Goderich spent a few days last. week with?Miss itraudelean Carter. Mrs,' C. C. Rance returned to Toron- to on Friday after spending a few days with friends here. Mrs. ,1 W. Treleaven and Miss Nor- ma are visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. hay of Lapeer, Mach. Mrs. Jack M'acKinnon and her broth- er-in-law, Lieut. W. MacKinnon, visited Listowel friends last week. Rev. J. A. Agnew and Mr. A. T, Cooper are in Toronto this week attending the Temperance 'Conven- tion. Miss Minnie Cooper returned last week after a visit'at the home of her brother, Ilr. Ogle Cooper of Collingwood. Mr, J. Burns of Detroit has been visiting his aunts, Mrs. •J. W. Moore of Clinton and Mrs. H. Mc - Brien of Summerhill. Flight -Lieut. Dudley Holmes of Wingham anti Lieut. Jones -Bateman of Goderich were in town on Tues- day, calling on Lieut. 1:. Torrance. Miss Rossep Lavis has gone,to Tor- onto to the millinery openings. Miss Lexis returns to Niagara Falls for the spring millinery sea- son. Miss Kathleen Quigley returned to Toronto yesterday afternoon to re- sume her position and: having spent a fortnight or so holidaying owing to illness. Mr, J. Taylor is in town this week, combining business with pleasure by: looking after some business• while he at the same time meets many old frieq u_,._ , , a: ltaiston of Pittsburg, North Dakota, and her sister, stirs. Geo. Hudie of Goderich township, were guests over the week -end of their cousin, Mrs. R. .J. Cuff. Mrs. MacKinnon of Caledonia and her son, Lieut, Wallace MacKinnon, who has returned home from over- seas after being severely, wounded, spent a few daps during the past week as the guests of Mas. Jack McKinnon„ ylr.. Thos. Elliott • of Gravelburg, Sask., who has been spending the winter with friends in Clinton and surrounding vicinity, has been vis- iting during the past few weeks in 'Para and Wiarton. He returns west this week, AIn's, 0, J Wallis has been in Goder- ich during the past week, having gone up to he with her aunt, the late Mrs, Chas. Blake, whose death occurred on Saturday, last, N. Wallis, the Messrs, Jenkins and other relatives from here attended the funeral on Monday, Pte. Arthur Meereary and \Mrs, Mc- Creary of Hamilton were in town with friends over the week -end. Pte. McCreary was in England 100 a couple of years working on munitions but was obliged to re- turn to Canada for 'the sake of the health. of a member of his family, Ile enlisted in the A,M.0, since returning and hopes to go back soon. ills son, ",.Jimmy" who will he remembered by many here, has enlisted in England, Bluth l'ta:, Will. White is able to he about again after his illness. Mrs, James ?,iulSlroy returned last week to bor boric at Nanette, Iran., after spending several weeks visiiMug relatives and friends hereabouts-- Misses Ii:ul>y and (lextrude '(Gibson and Elsie Fawcett are attending the milliner} openings, FIN F'ebrunry 48th, lath SPECIALIZE IN DRESS Goons. BUY THEM NOW A Dress or Suit ---no matter how good its style or tailoring --- is no better than its cloth, A little stretching, a few wrinkles, will ruin the most fashionable cut, finely tailored gown ever made. Only an expert can accurately judge the quality of a piece of dress goods by inspecting a piece of the cloth. But, when that cloth is made up into a garment, its quality quickly shows to everybody. Every piece of DRESS GOODS Sold at BROWN'S is guaranteed all -silk, all -wool. or silk-and=wool, as the case may be ---its high quality shows in the long wear of the garment as well as in:the beauty of the cloth. Well-dressed women have learned that they can rely absolutely upon the quality of all dress goods bought at WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods,' House Furnishings phone 07 Next to Royal Bank I L 3R0 MEN'S STORE 7 S N Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) , Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Kippen Mrs. 44jn. Moore, who has been in Detroit visiting her daughter, Mrs. Slade, who. has been quite seriously+ ill, returned to her home last week. We are pleased to note that Mrs. Slade is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. David Wrightnnan of Pollock, N.D., who have been visiting their relatives iu this district, re- turned to their western home last tveck. AIrs. Tlobt, Parsons has been to at - man near Chiselhurst, who had the misfortune to fall and break her an- kle. As the lady is eighty years of age it may be some time before she recovers, Mr. 1t. 13,, McLean, who has been confined to his home for some weeks, isnwgaain. able to be around 0 Mr, and Mrs, Jarvis Horton of the London Road a t:Prtalaa_,T- ;masa. of their neighbors and relatives in a most hospitable manner one evening last Week, Mr. Harry Chesney has rented the property on the 3rd concession of Stanley owned by Alrs. Geo, Atair, Mas. Alain intends having a sale of her household effects. Mr. Chesney will take possession in about a fort- night. Tire patriotic dance held in the town hall Thursday of last week was largely attended. We are informed that Mr, Ed, Drake,' who went west about two weeks ago taking a number of horses with him, had the misfortune to lose four of them on the way. Ar, and i Yh Jones. 's Norman Jn. s of the Mr. 3rd concession of Stanley entertained a number of their friends on Friday evening last. It is needless to acid that all present spent a most 011- joyable evening. 141r. and Mrs. Verne 'l'erry'bcrry of Tucleersmith visited with the latter's Parents on Sunday, Mas. Andrew Pennington and three daughters of Veteran, Alta„ who have spent the past three months with their relatives in this locality, left on their return journey this week, Nfr, Cleo; hill of the 2nd toaeession of Tuckersmith, who recently sold his farm to his neighbor; Mr, Geo. Fair- bairn, will, we understand return to 13rticelield to reside. Tho following is the January mon- thly report of tS.S, No. 1'.I, Stanley, names in order of merit Rh—Gladys 1IcT ettn, Sr. dtli—R. V. Weelymont, E. I'. Fisher, (1. J, Cooper. ,Jr. 40—W. L. Workman, W, 147, foss: Sr, 3rd -4,1. 1', 'ilarvey, W. J. liar- vey, 1>' Tl Parsons. Jr. 13rd-4V. A, Ross, I.t, C. Work.. malt, 2nd Te„ h', Anderson, 0, M. An- derson, Pt. 2nd ---,Ins. 1 iMnstar.d, J, T9, lifeKenzie, 11, ,A, binsdale. asta Pt, 1st—J. A. Anderson, P. Me- Katizie, W.. 1). A'I,cLachlan. The best spellers hi the monthly matches were : Sr. 4th—Ella Fisher. Jr, 4th—Grace Fairbairn. .Jr, and Sr. 3rd—Lloyd Workman, 2nd --,Elva Anderson. Pt. and—Helen Dinsdale. Belgrave• The annual winter concert given under the auspices of the Patriotic Society was put on in the Foresters hall on the evening of St. Valentin- e's Day and owing to the inclemency of the weather which prevented so many from being present was success- fully( repeated on Friday evening, Feb, 22nd. In honor of St, Valen- tine gay pink and white hearts, tiny swinging cupids and many colored Itag-ia-,ijfloated entertainingly to and fro, "U Gadder:'—'contri- buted, by the Glee Club as an open- ing chorus and received well merited applause. Mr, Raymond Redmond, who is always popular with a Bel - grave audience, generously conttibut- ed several violin selections. Rev. and Mrs. Davidson delighted the audience with duets entitled "Sam and Tildy's Courtship" and "Matri- monial Sweets," Mr. Davidson also sang in good voice, "The Garden of My Heart," while Mrs.. Davidson contributed a reading entitled "Over the Ililis to the Poor house." Mr. Ernest Geddes gave, two splendid violin selections, which were' very much appreciated. The dialogue en- titled "The Irish Linen Pedlar," giv- en by members of the Dramatic Club was a pleasant variation of the pro- gram, each one doing their part well, Everyone was delighted to sea 'Mrs. O. W. Proctor once more on the platform in Belgravc. Her render- ing of "Somewhere in France" brought prolonged applause which continued until she ro-appeared, giv- ing as an encore, "On the. Road to 'Home Sweet' 1.lonte." Piano duets i by Misses Geddes and Armstrong pleased the audience immensely, 111x, and •Mts. 1',, (]Geddes accompanied 11)'. Rc(ntond in several good. numbers. 1 The Pantontine, "Crown Mtn 1•nrd of A.11" by twelve girls, assisted on 1 pinto by' Mrs. 1'1. (letldes - and in t Voice by Mas. Davidson tuns e)- muted with much greet, and charm, R'v, A. M. Boyle. contributed a splendid reading pal ti d, "The T 1rsi Settlers TTonte." 'Tim singing of "For. Canada and Old England" by the 'Glee Club brought •the program to it close. The accompanists of the evening were. May, Ernest (leddes, Miss istrgene C1eddes and Miss 15, Scaatdrett. Proceeds amounted :to stin, "1'110 l'atricttc. Society have shipped this month to tiyntaii 11all,; London, 00 pairs of seers, 11 shirts 111111 2 suits pyjamas. S eaforth. Mrs, James Cowan visited her daughter in Toronto last week, Mr. Wm. Carnochau and family left last week for their home at Dods - land, Sask,, after spending the win- ter with relatives here. Mr, (1, '.P, Turnbull took a car of horses west last week, He intended going1to Wilkie, Sask., before re— Min-ing, Capt. Freeman, who recently re- turned from France, spent a few days in Seaforth recently. Mrs. Burns and little ,son of Wet askiw'in, Sesta, have been visiting at the home of lir. A. D. Sutherland. 1Ir. W. D. Stewart has returned. tc St. Paul after a visit with his mother. Al'rs. R. S. Hays is visit ng her r ' Detroitwho ill. sister in •s w t 1 . Mr. John Lacey of Palmer, 'ask., is spending a few weeks with lativ- es in town. `file. ,ioiili 13iV,:S„p..and his daugh- ter, Mrs. Gillis and Mr. ant Mrs: Matthew Bates of Goderich were here last week attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Clow of Winona, 1V13im,, which took place to Maitland. bank cemetery, Goderich Township Master Lesl,e Pearson entertained over a dozen of his young friends at a skating party on Friday afternoon and evening.* It is needless to say; the young people had a good time. The 'Young Ladies' Patriotic So- ciety will sleet next week at the home of Mrs. John Hudie, • Pte, I1. R. Stoddart, son of Mr.. James Stoddart, is reported ill o: diphtheria ill France. SKATES Sharpolled While you Wait, Byam & Sutter Plumbers and Electricians Phone 7 A Sig Rediiclion In Pho1oraphs STARTING SATURDAY, MARCH AND LASTING 211d 1 HRE E WEEKS Come Early and get Your Choice of our Large Stock of Latest Styles in Folders. HERE 15 A FEW OF OUR BARGAIN PRICES Old prime Sale price $1.0,00 per down, ,('Dirt or black and white $0.00 0,00 „ z 5.00 8,(1(1 tr 5.25 7,00 ,t „ 4,75 6 01) " „ tt 4.50 5.00 ,t tr 3,50 .100 t' 't 3,01) 3.00 „ ,I 't 2.00 We have n lot of Picture Frames at a big reduction Wo do Copying, Enlarging, and Amateur Finishing, Rt,,,y Ball, Photog PHONE 66 s apher