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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-3-14, Page 8Searol'tb, M. Haight and miss Chaco iYlt!In- teal) of St. Thomas have hemi guo6ts at the home of lair, and M1:s, )L Mb - Eau'. Mr' .John McNay of 'iucliersulith has taken :possession of gds luny home en North Min street Rev; Mr, McLean of St, Marys, who reaigned, bis charge ,because, of, &Meisel of .his stand on the', ques- tion el Union Government, ]las been given a unnaiiliiotts call to the i g- nondville Presbyterian church, Mrs, R. S:. 'clays . Jtas •returned from Detroit where she was called owing to the illliestt.. of, )ler .,,sister,. Mrs, Belfry, M. Mackey lead 1ho misfortune to fall down the cellar stepn last week' and break her a1nl. Mire, J, 1 . Ross and little son are spending a feW weeks with Toronto friends. Mrs. 10, Crawford McClelland of Baden was a visitor Inst week at the home of her Barents, Major and Mrs, Trays. • Mr. and Mrs. Prliest Merton have returner) from a visit, ` with Aylmer and, St, Thomas friends and, will spend a few weeks here. before re- turning west, Notice Owing to the recent are and finding it necessary to settle all accounts 'I am obliged to call in all outstanding accounts, large or small, by March 18th. Aso all repairs, etc., must be strictly cash in future. WILSON ELLIOTT CLINTON, r ONTARIO Tree Sh e Points There are just three things to consider about men's shoes—the Style, the Quality and Price. ! The Stgle ! Our Shoes are made by the Best of Men's Shoe Manufactur- ers. We've styles suitable for the very Conservative Business Mpn or the limit' of Shoe St yle and Swaggerness for the Young Man !, The QualItgo There are no better Shoes than ours for • every detail of Good Shoernakineis well looked after and our Shoes are made by makers \vbo.know- how The Price! It's the best at any price here. Pay us $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 or $10,00 for a pair of shoes and you'll reach the limit of Shoe Value at any, of these Prices FRED. JACKSON "THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN" ems .®Weems .. vesomostemeni IF YOU ADMXRE FINE FURNITURE 1111-h. you certainly will appreciate - the beauty of the articles con- i tained in our display of china M I closets, sideboards, (lining tab-. =_LJf o0.,17,1_les, chairs, aro. They. are de- •,'.('I ''; oldodlq unconventional in de - Jig —fird r r I sign and will give a distinct • i• d'in i;•Lat individuality to the m g .I ,, room they adorn. See the ells pla)l and you'll marvel at the Prices, JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director, 28 Phone V-.. 28 i BARGAIN Fox this week we have picked out a lot of broken lines of Men's Fine Shoes, just a pair orW,tw•o of any one kind, in box calf, kidand patent leather,' and you will find them on our tables all at $3 I'^ti one price to clear ct tl stock of shoes Our a for the aotaoing seaflon is heavier and better assorted than ever before, and although prices are still advancing you will find our prim evert lower than last season. Men's line shirts, slightly soiled, Lot I your obaloo 70e Lot 2 your choice 860 Lot 3, mixed lot of fine and working shirts, choice rico Men's Ties to clear at 2tor 25c Another lot of better Ties at 19c More specials next week. Watch for announce I, Plumsteel Bros. THE STORTs T11 AT SELLS FOR MSS, PT -TONE 20 AGENTS--SEMI—READY CLO NEW IDEA FAT disietilikeillitsiessamemereeivisesseinstreertes ,Inas, 1 4 * * r * Send him a Fran- * talo Pen. It will bo a great convcn- * lefice for Biro " * when writing to * you. * Tne li ■ D. Fair Co. "Often the Cheapest Always tine Best." •itlxiil' rn J uh nuusmomulnu„i• Rev, H. Snell of Wingharn has been in Clinton this week, Miss Bessie Davis left yesterday to visit her sister in Detroit. 11%r. Gordon Cuninghame was in Sar- nia for a couple, of gals last week, Mks. J. Sehoonhais has been visiting at Port Albert during the past week., Mrs, D. Steep and Miss Irene Steep wore with Goderich friends over the week -end. Mgrs. Sharman has " been visiting friends in Goderich during the past week. Pte. Wilson MoSherry has been visit Ing friends in town since his re- turn from England. Rev. Dr. McMillan of Toronto was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Gunn for a few days this week.. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Saville have re- turned from a fortnight's visit with Londesboro friends. Mrs. Bean returned last week after spending ;the greater, part of the winter with Luaknow friends. Mrs. G. D. Rohm -ton and Mrs. 0. MacLennan returned Saturday after a visit with friends in Detroit,. Miss Mabel Thompson of Seaforth was the guest for a couple of days this week of Mrs. Cr', MacLennnarr, Supt; Chant of the Public Utilities is in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the 'Hydro ,Commis- sion. Mx, D. McMillan of London spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jennison. Miss MurielWashington of Auburn is spending a few weeks with her uncle and aunts at Woodlands Farm, the Huron .road, Mrs. A. E. ,Jones and, Ibliss Madeline spent the week -end as the guests of the lady's cousin, Mrs. (Rev.) J. H; Okterhout of Goderich, Mrs. Ralston left Tuescirry morning for her home At Petersburg, North Dakota, 'after spending several weeks visiting friends in town and in Goderich township. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter left Sat- urday morning for Eglington, where they?expect to spend a fort- night or so, They will also visit ,.in Toronto before returning, J. Mr,B. Hoover of Guelph, at one time e a respetted citizen of Clinton, is in town today, having taken a run up from London just to spend a few hours withold friends, Me, T. J. Watt of Rattenbury street has been quite ill during the past week and is still confined to bed and is under the care of a pills; uian. It is hoped that he may soon begin J o amend, Messrs. J, Cook, ;W, Farquhar and' Jack Willis left for the west on Tuesday', taking a:couple of ears of horses for Mr, C, J. Wallis and a car of settlers', effects, They ex- pect to spend the summer in the west, Mt. C; J,. Wallis left yesterday for the west, He sent two cars of horses and a car of settlers' effects on Tuesday and will spend this summer in the patriotic work of growing wheat. Mr. Wallis' farm is near Itosetown, Sask. M'lijor. Broder McTaggart left Tues- day for Now York and will sail frons 'there on Friday for England on Ms return to the front. Major McTaggart had hut .four weeks' home leave and the. time Passed- all 'too quickly for the home folic. Mr, and hihrs, MeTaggart 500oi- peeltul thelr sola down • 'to New Yarli, Harsco, Lieut. A. .1. Grigg 1,1eut, Id, Torrance, Mrs, dank Mc - Khania atrtl Misaes Madelon ShaN. and Pam niggles, attended the t f tnttral, wlrirh teak plate In :reti- ieith on Saturday, of the kite 1•ttszeley flays, on tat bisior It, S, and frlits, )nays, the youtlig nvintor wiin wras ; 1/111edt !'n 00 ttet'ideht at loon Werth, 'Texas, ▪ .....,.,d: 1 i nikelif Township Mr. flurry Met.'ool is moving in the farm lately oreupitul by Mr. Al. beat Morrell. Miss Olive (Me NNW, Sunday yvith Mrs, Wbsley fogarth, 'Com Alba wosars a broad smile, a baby boy Staving tome to brighten his hone, ... cl ntorl, News -Record M ►re11 14th 1418 Q:L.Iz IN FINE DRESS G0 EU'Y 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 Nest to Royal Bank MEN'S STORE 8 Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) , Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library, Kippen (Toe late for last week) Our G.T.R. agent, Mr. Wm. Fes - ken, was called away' Wednesday, of last week owing to the death of ,his brother in Elora, which sad event occurred the day previous. Mr. Let-‘ and Proctor of Belgrave took charge at the station during his absence, 11Irs, E. Drake and daughter leave Thursday of this week on their re- turn journey to their home at En- chant, :1.lborta, We are sorry to. report that Mrs. ll'm, Sproat is still quite seriously Mr. Jas. Bengough left Tuesday of this week for Alberta, where he in- tends to remain! Inc. some time. Ho left from Seaforth taking a canon°, of horses, -with him, Mr. Thos, Butts also left this week for the West, Rumor has it that Tommy is taking a bride with him. While getting wood out of the bush, Mir. Wnl. Tborney of tiro Town line met with a had accident, getting a)boue in the top of his foot broken, which will lay him off work for some time. This will not lie very pleasant to an energetic man like Mu. Homey, .. Mrs. Percy Clark of Zurich accom- panied by her son, Bertram, have been spending a week with her hus- band's mother, Mrs. Win. Anderson, Mrs. Mali, of the third concession of Stanley leaves shortly to reside with her daughter, Mrs, Adam Steep of. Wide -rich township. ,1$r. and Mrs, Robt, Cooper of the London Road entertained a sunnier of their friends to a dance last Thursday evening Mr and lblr5 Rohl. Elgie of Tuck °remith also entertained the sante evening, Mk. W. C. Pierce of the. second con- cession of Ilay disposed of a (silo team of horses to Air. C, J, Wallis Nor this week, Mr, Wallis purposes tak- ing them west with others. he has purchased, • Wesley Church Anniversary PROGRAM MONDAY NIGHT'S 1IN'1'GRTAINMENT Hymn Prayer Ladies' Trio, "Saviour i3reath An Evening Blessing," Mrs. Andrews, Misses Wise and Holmes Tenor Solo, "Ave Marie" Mr, W. Lowe Lecture, "God in World Polities" Rev. E. 1]. Scott Solo, "Che Recessional" Kipling, Mgrs. de la Penotiero Male 'Quartette, selected, Messrs. Lobb, Moffatt, McEwen and .Doherty "God Save the ling" "God Save Our Splendid 3ien," Syrup Season is Here SAT' PANS' AND PAILS MAbE TO O:RD'bbR. ELE:C'.i'RrC WIRING AND v I)iTUR- ES 011' ALL K1NDS, ROOFING AND ITION PIPING ON (HAND. Byam & Sutter Plumbers and Electricians Phone 7 $2 Per GUARANTEED Bu. 1 21 WHEAT Oats, Barleg+ Live ` GRBAT y►, Flax, 1Ve S OCK OFPORTUNI'f)ICS IMMENSE WEALTH IN WESTERN CANADA SEND FOR FREE SO0kt '14tonedoelters' adird Settlor& C:lda' LOW FARES 100,000 FREE FARMS OR 1e0 ACRES EACH. Government Londa along the Canadian Northern, purveyed and ready for entry. Yoeta ie wo=rn, and a *hare of the thrccittertor 01111on dollarafor crop production to he distributed to formers tuna rail, • Estimated atop valued of Wheat, Oat, Barley and flaxseed alone for 1917 in Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Alberta to 8613,885,700.00 IMPROVED L tNDS F PER ;CRE ALONG CANADIAN NORTHERN. Rich, well located fatm., close to railway -immediate produko,i r» eon he purchased en, easy tern*, eolith or dash and clop poYmaute, Mann* ,01‘001.,good range, to ophoocd and convenion6 transportation, Act naw --gat away We opting. Tractors orhed,. Fart lrnplements Easily availalila—tiow Covrtrntnortt assletanco lits». Capital01 no capltol-.•too work, the opportunity, I* there, and the Canedair Northeorn ,,dmrs Lira way. \Vrito today 101 OW naw "Cnida." Corgqtaina valunbia.i0fom,atiois boaed en Go*arntneat.etatisticd. Aoy G,N.R, AA 5iyonl or General Passenger Dept., Montreal, Qua., Toronto, Oat.. or Wlneipcg, Man, Rrueefield. The tragic and sudden death. of J. Nelson Reid of Detroit occurred at the home of his brother.in-law, Win. Broacifoot, near Brucedeld, on Sun- day evening. Be came over to see his mother, Mrs. Samuel Reid, and other relatives in t Tuckcrsrnith, ar- m riving at Seaforth on the midnight train on Saturday. Ile spent Sun- day with. his friends 10 his usual good Health, and at 6 u'clocic, with- out the slightest warning, dropped dead of heart failure. kle was t.; years of age, and of robust nature, His widow and one young son sur, viae, Everyone—Old or Young—is asked to attend the SI. P iric 's Patriol!c Perla to be given by the Y.L.P.A. in the Town Hall on Tuesday, March the 19th: CARDS : Five Hundred, Euchre and Flinch from 8 o'clock sharp to 10 o'clock Dancing after 10 o'clock. TICKETS—Ladies 25c, Gentlemen 50c for the cards, same for dancing, spectators 25c at door BUFFET SUPPER.: Tickets may be obtained at Fair's on and after Sat. Mar., 9th Oiily One More Week of Big Reductions in Photographs Sale Closes on Saturday, March 23rd We stilrhave s, large assortment of up-to-date folder's. Prices range from $2 up, Come to the Studio and we'will ibe pleased to show you' our Big Reduction Prices. There is always-roolzx in the soldier's kit for portraits of home folk. Your portrait in a case to fit the soldier's pocket THE IDEAL GIFT We are making the same reductions on • photos tirade from old. negatives. We do Copying, Enlarging, and Amateur Finishing. Ro J . Bali? Photo ralther PHONE 66.