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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-07-13, Page 83e Sale ,ter Clean -Up, nand that a Shoe Stock be for which it was intend- y overs to mar the appear - another season. Lx we place on Sale our en- it at factory prices and will Ick is disposed of. our good shoes—you have ;e worn them 1 Is will move out rapidly at ACKSON t of ilardware to most of city stores. We re. What we run out of post. Our hardware cata- omers to select from. GOODS d wire, Black wire, Brace nd Panacea, Perfection oil and Floorlac, Scythes and DUCED PRICES Job lot clothes baskets at $3,50 for $3.00, Job lot of I.arvel floor mops at 50c, finish 5c per lb. of 8 lbs. ell as a bug killer. 1 Bros. ENJOY. Your VERANDAH. You can make it into the pleasant- est room of the home, a cosy„ com- fortable, homelike gathering place for all the family, a cool, shady, out- door play.room for the children and an ideal summer outdoor sleeping- a- partment—by equipping. it with wood slat shades. We have them in stock, 4, 5, 8, 7, 8 and 10 feet wide, they have a no -whip attachment that pre- vents them swinging in the wind, will beautify the home, shut out the strong sun but let in the air. They will make your rooms seven degrees cooler, i AND NOVELTIES. IALTIE S. g Machines. anything nannlout the e viablegoodeputationualitl,of for oubt the beet household machine a machine come and talk it over attresses uromoney `f back. The price is $15, ruin Cleaners,. mestic Vacuum Cleaner. Theywill ughly and if used once or twice a ing, and dusting, Free trial [given. W. D. FAIR CO. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best. p, ;; nuunuuumuunuin,nl' Miss Vina, McCourt has returned from Detroit. •Miss Jessie McGuire left Saturday on a visit to relatives in Bulilala. bliss Dorothy Cautelon 'left Monday morning to visit her sister in Oril- lia. Mrs. E. Jackson returned home last' week from a visit of several weeks in Detroit. Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson and little daughter Jean are visiting Miss Amy Rowson. Miss Edna Lavis is home from Brantford where she has been teach- ing since Easter. Miss ➢icGarvie of Toronto was the guest over the week -end of sties Loretta Flynn of Mullett, Mrs. D. 'Moody was one of the IVO. B. visitors spending the week -end with relatives in town hid vicin- ity• Mrs. (Dr.) McGill and little daughter of Mitchell have been visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Axon, Mr. Jas. Mahaffy and family motor- ed to Stella on Saturday to at- tend the funeral of the late Miss M. Miller, Mrs. Woods and little Miss Edith of Maple Creek, Sask., are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Turner of Joseph street. Miss 'Stephenson arrived from Port Arthur on Saturday and will spend the summer vacation at her home in town, Miss Retta Cook came up from Tor- onto on the 1I.0.I3. excursion on Saturday and spent the week -end at her home in town. Registrar Coats and Mr. F. R. Ilod- gene, Goderich, came down Mon- day afternoon to attend the funer- al of the late Dan. McCorvie. Mr. E. J. Jenkins came up on the H.O.B. excursion and spent the week -end with his father, Mr. Thos. Jenkins of the Huron Road. Mrs. E. L. Andrews and Miss Eloise Andrews and Master Louis E. Darr of Coshocton, Ohio, are guests of Mr. and .Mrs, S. ,J, An- drews. Sir. and Mrs. W. N. Manning and family motored up from London on Saturday and spent a couple of days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Manning. Misses Gladys, Elean- or and Marion arc remaining for a week, Mir. .7. H. Paxman was in London from Friday until Monday, during which 'period his sister, Mrs. W. H. Jackson of Parkhill, underwent an operation in Victoria hospital from which she is nokv _,.recovering satisfactorily. Mr. Dean Courtice, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Courtice, who for some time has been employed in the waterworks department, Toronto, has accepted a' more- responsible position in the-englneeringi depart- ment oC the city of Chatham. • Mr. and Mrs. L'lllg ' ham have been . t S spending a few days at the later ter's old home, that of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wheatley. They pur- pose moving from Woodstock to Stratford, Mi Stringham having received promotion toa responsible . position in the hydro. tment in the classic city. Mr. George II. Marland of Detroit has been fn town' the past week visiting his brothers, Messrs. William and John T. Marland. Mr. Harland came over to attend the funeral of his son-in-lov, the late George Page of Belgrave, and came on from there accompanied by Mrs. Page to be present at the funeral of his brother-in-law, the late Donald McCorvie, on Monday. Capt, William Sheppard, governor of the district gaol at Portage lit prairie, Man., and who has been in town the past week renewing olcdtinue friendships carries a gold - headed cane which was presented to him in 1885, at the conclusion of the Rid rebellion, by the n,e's and i nen of the Portage Company of eebich he was in command during the trouble. The Captain can tell many an• interesting tale of those stirring months when the breeds and •the redskins were on the ram- page, Grafonolas. hear our Columbia Grafonolas and ed and distinct record and we l andask for any Atkinson and Funeral Directors. hone 104. J, 1). ATKINSON, Phone 186 ting oes July I3th, IWO; Clinton News -Record _ ginerinsmasearmorionsnrommanomiimimissuagowninmsonsunonnauranal VIEN° SU/T/N8TTR ARE A SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR Dress Goods Stock. OUR CONSTANT ENDEAVOR IS TO MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE. SERVICE FIRST ---YOU'LL FIND US ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. WOOLWool is the clothing of the soldier and it is estimated that the fleece of 'one billion sheep will not supply the army now in the field for one year, while the numbertotal and of shey ip in the world falls short of this number by two ,hundred lion. When ordinary commercial requirementsfare lso and how long o wonders where the surplus wool is coming it will last. During the past year wool has more than doubled in price. In the face of the above mentioned facts we are offering in our Dress Goods Department two Indigo specials, the one a serge, the other a cheviot at $3.76 per yard. No extra ocharge for offer expir- es and shrinking whether we mare solgoods or n This es when goods now in stock SPRING COATS. Balance of ladies' and children's coats half price. FANCY • PARASOLS. Ladies' and children's summer parasols at less than wholesale:price. Women's Store Dry Goods and - House Furnishings Phone 67, Next Royal Bank. i play tennis, la- of the numerous mand a light, el- f you do it will our range of Foot Goods st lines in men's, womea's both 'Ligh and low cut, the lowest possible. he North Window. eel Bros. one 25. More Business About People You Know Sir. loud Wiseman was in St. Mary's Mrs. 'auglibry of LoIdon.iII.visPax- iting over the week -end. • with Miss Ross Lavis is home from Sea- blasternNorman Marsh of Detroit is forth for the holiday season. Misses Rene Wilken and Merle Moore visiting his grandparents, Mr. and went to Loudon on Friday. bliss Mrs. Geo. Davis of town, Moore remained until Monday, Mr. George Trowhill, an olcitime cit - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and Wil- izen, came 'down from Kincardine her and Mr, and Mrs. E. Welsh for the demonstration yesterday. motored to London the latter Mrs. Henry gStat rt sofBrantford ]eek ofhes as part of the week, Stapleton. Misses Ruby Wise and Gertrude Wal- niece, Mrs. D. Steep, lis are at St. Thomas this week Mrs. H. M. Swaveley left last week attending the missionary summer for fortnight delphiasafter1phia aithft ntoa school in session there. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Reekie and Miss friends. Katie motored up from Dutton on Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiplady, i returned Saturday and spent a few days Friday yn% evening gnd afs ter sponnd ngnioa g a with old friends in town. Pte, Will. Gould of Niagara spent Yl and othr. and er parts of Ontar o county. the week -end at his home in town. of Mr. W. Harland of Guelph and Dickerville and Mrs. J. Busha and his son, Pte. Harvey Harland, at- tended the funeral of the late D. McCorvie on Monday. Mrs. J. A. Ford and bliss Georgina Runiball have been visiting friends in London, Detroit and Flint, Mich-. Miss Lila Ford, who has been teaching iii themet them orthe past couple of years,them Detroit and will accompany house, Mr. Alex. Armstrong, 'Toronto, spent from Saturday noon until Monday evening renewing friendships form- ed during his many years residence in Clinton. There is always a cor- dial greeting awaiting Mr. Arm- strong when he visits the old town for it does not forget that he was a worthy citizen. Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Ci. Pike arid their little son, who came up on the Saturday, rdar . H.O.B.O.B. eicunsnon on with until Monday evening his relatives the Sturdy families In Goderich township and in calling upon old friends' in Clinton, Mr. Pike is a son of the late Pike, who twenty years and more ago was a very well innown. and popular citizen of this town, i t of St.Clain Mich are visiting the Andrews families. Mr. and 'qrs. Will. Taylor and Pte. Heber Powell, son of Sir. W. J. Misses u sslsuplfzel e end Mayex visited mot- Powell o - Powell of Goderich and nephew HenryMisses Wroxie and Susie Powell of the home of Mr, and town, has sailed with 1 a medical Diehl last week, corps for service at the front, Mr. A. H. Musgrove, M.L.A., North Huron, was in town on Sat.irclay on his way from Perth, where he had been attending meetings in the ,interest of the Government can- didate. Sir, Musgrove was so in- terested in meeting friends at the depot that he allowed his train to slip out without him and so had the afternoon in town. NIr. Robt, Holmes and his slaughter, bliss Sadie, were among the visit-. ors in town over the weekend, leav- ing come up from Toronto on the Huron Old Boys' excursion. Mr. (Morton,. Holmes never misses an npl i ity to return to the Gild to which was itis horse so Lang and in which he maintains au undimin- isherl interest. bliss Iiolmrs is te-- nsaining for a luntoight as the. guest cif her aunt,,. Sirs', U•, Chant, Men's Store Custom Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, Opposite Public Library, The News From Londesboro Miss Hate Brown and Miss Julia Mr. D. D. Roberton left for Thor - Brown, piano pupils of Miss . Alice ' old on Monday after spending a week Bell, were successful in the recent I atlj s homeBellrre. eturned Monday after examinations in connection with the . Toronto Conservatory of Music. I spending a few weeks with friends at Nhs, Chrysler returned to her home 1tAhengardenhparty held on the par- sonage lawn on 'Thursday evening last was a largely attended and very successful affair. Mrs. '1'. Hill and Wilfred of Gran - in Delhi on Tuesday after a few weeks visit with her daughter, Sirs. y J. 0. Lounshery. accompanied her and will spend a feu, weeks at Delhi. Rev. C. C. Koine spent a few days i tot spent a few clays at the manse last week. in St. Thomas this week. Stanley Township Mr. Kennedy Hanna of Grand Rapids spent a few days at the home of Sir. Henry Diehl and also with Mr. Chas. Foster of Varna. Varna Presbyterians thewill last Margaret ld their annual garden party 1 1 and Cook I Tuesday in this month. Thrice the capacity of ordinary grates is given because the Sunshinefugrates are ' Bulldog eeth,smash clinkersone side aifi easily time Fleeting th@ q�r r. � azdyb tiin.e ,u.nnc know the costofs " talling Ill Wouldn't you like to shine in your home? without obligation. Sold by a Sun I'll gladly give you particulars 802 BYAM Sc. SUTTER. Mrs. • Porter's Hill Anniversary services will be held in Bethany Presbyterian church on Sunday next, the 118th, Rev. F. II, Larkin of Seaforth will preach morn- ing and evening and the nnts•ical part of the services will he under the dir- ection of the choir of St. Andrew's church, Bayfield. News -Record means News -Reader. v, 111111111111111111 New Issue bbe Bayfield Bayfield Orange Lodge attended the demonstration at Clinton yesterday. Messrs. David Sturgeon and wife, Edward Sturgeon and wife and Thos. Bailey and E. Weston motored to, Alvinston on Saturday and returned home Sunday evening last. Blyth Mrs. Leonard of Winnipeg and her sister, sirs. Robt. Gibson of Wroxet- er, visited Mrs. R. Knox last week and also spent a few days with 1-1u1• - lett township friends. Mrs. •Janne$ Sims arid two clhildren spent a few clays recently with rela- tives in Tuckersntith. Mr, Basil' Wallace of Detroit, was home recently for a short visit. Mrs. 'Marcell and children of Ux- bridge have been visiting 'the lady's mother, Sirs. P. Willows. Mr. and Mrs. P. Uttley and family have returned front a visit in Berlin. 111111111111111141 Telephone- Book. �. yi Copy for the next Telephone Directory closes on the above date! Qf Order your telephone now," so that your name will be in the new issue! Report changes required to our Local Manager to -day. The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.