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The Clinton News Record, 1916-10-19, Page 8Clinton News -Record October 19th, 1916 Shoe Cost Everybody is aware that there has been a universal increase in the price of SSIOh S ! The advance in the cost of Leather and of ever',thing else that enters into the construction of Shore has 'compelled manufacturers to advance their Prices—ft could. not be avoided.'. However ! Please remember that this Store of Good Shoes will continue to give its Patrons the very limit of Shoe Val- ues for al-ues-for their money mill still sayer THE BEST OF SI`lOES .AT ANY STATED PRICE. FRED. JACKSON Raincoats I If you would be prepared to meet, without fear, the cold wet days of fall, that are fast approaching. You ellould visit this store 1.Vne3 4141 a look over our fare assortment of wet weather goods. Raincoats—Our raincoat stock is the largest and best assorted we have ever shown and our prices the lowest. We have men's coats from $5.00 to $15.00, We have ladies' coats from $4.50 to $1.5,00. See our new tweed raincoat both in ladies and mens. They are the latest idea in raincoats. See our men's special waterproof coat at $10.00. Rubbers—Dont let your children go with wet feet "it is too expensive.'' The cost of "dry feet" is small if you buy your rubbers here. We handle nothing but the very best, Agents —New Idea Patterns--Senni-Ready Clothing. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits Phone 25. — More Business OUR SPECIALTIES. Singer Sewing Machines, Itis not necessary for us fto say anything about the good quality of Singer sewing machines, they have made an enviable reputation i'for themselves. They are without a doubt the best household machine made, It you contemplate buying a machine come and talk it over with us. Ostermoor Mattresses are'gond mattresses. We will give you thirty nights free trial and if not satisfied return to us and get your money back. The price is $15. Domestic i Vacuum Cleaners. Every house should own a Domestic Vacuum Cleaner. They will clean your rugs and carpets thoroughly and if used once or twice a week you will save all your sweeping, and dusting, Free trial .given, Price $12,50. Columbia Grafonolas. We invite you to come in and hear our Columbia Grafonolas and you will say they are the hese toned and the most distinct talking ma- chide you have heard, Come in and ask for any record and we will play it for you. Bali & Atkinson Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors. Store Phone 104. N, BALL Phone 110, J. D. ATKINSON, Phone 186 teleeleffineeneelatentimeassehaline ANNOY A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to the room, 1 t has other advantages al- so, being easy to cleen, easy to remove. We have at present an excellent show- ing of fine nip including Brussels, Axmansf ers, Wit - tons, etc., that we have priced_�at attractive prieee. We would be most pleased to show them to you. , JAS. DUNFORD - Undertaker and Funeral Director.. 28 Phone lW 28. The ewsItecord to the end of 1916 for 25 cents. lersonal Stationery Use .Conus .Caws Stationery for all your social corres- pondence. 101iile, moderately priced, It is of a qualify that delights botli segder and receiver. Note Pnpor Envelopes invitairona Writing Tablets Papetcios Correspondence Cards Initialled •Stationery Gontlemen'a Club Nolo and Envelopes W. D. FAIR CO. Often the Cheapest -- Always the Hest, r. Miss Mae Mettle has returned •from a visit with Toronto friends. Miss Larine Langford is spending a vacation. with friends -in London. Airs. II. F. McMullen of Ripley is the guest of Mrs, F. Wise, Thigh St. Miss Mabel Colclough of Blyth spent the week -end -as the guest of Mrs. J, S Miller. Rev L Ci. Powell is in Sarnia this week owing to the serious illness of his father. Miss Ferguson of New York is visit- ing her sisters, Mrs. W. Carter and Mrs. Cardwell. Mrs. (Rev.) Frank Hovey of :Burling- ton is the guest of Mx. and Mrs. J. P, Hovey of town. Mrs, Weir of Detroit visited her bro- ther, Mr. R Ti, Manning of town, lot a few days recently, Mr. A. T. Cooper is du Toronto this week attending a meeting of the Committee of One Hundred, Mr. T. Managhan attended a meet- ing of the Scarlet Chapter in Sea - forth on Saturday evening. " Mi. and Mrs. H. BartlilI, Misses C'ardili, J. -Bartlilf and motored to Brussels on Sunday. Revs. 5, T. Bartlett of Toronto is the ,guest while in town this week of his brother-in-law, Mr. W. H. Ilelly*an. Mr. -J. C. R. Wightman of Redlands, Cal., spent a few days this week as a guest at the home of tir. Thos. Caldwell. hies. A. Brown Reddiek, Provincial Inspector of Factories and Ships, was in town yesterday on her offi- cial rounds Mr, and Mrs. J. if, Hovey, Mrs. Frank Hovey amid Mrs. J. A. Robin- son motored to Markdale last week to visit relatives. Miss Dorothy Cantelon returned Sat- urday front the west, where she had Spent the past couple of months with her brother, Mrs. (Dr.) McBride of Welland and Miss Grace Cleft of Toronto are visiting at the 'parental home, that of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Club'., Manager Manning of the Royal Bank was in London last week and was a guest at the banquet given in honour of Sir Wilfrid Laurier.. Capt. Webster and Lieut. Saunders of the local corps of the Salvation Army were in Gaderich on. Friday last assisting in special services. Mrs. H. J. Pingel of Seaforth, for- merly of Clintotl, has been spend- ing a few days in town as the -guest of Mr. and Mrs. if, Saville. Miss Margaret Miiler returned to her home at Stella on Tuesday after spending a couple ell weeks as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. James Ma- haffy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gould received a cable on Tuesday telling of the safe arrival of -their son, Pte. W. Gould, at Folkstone, Eng.. Pte. Gould goes as a transport driver. Miss McLaren returned Saturday af- ter an extended visit with her bro- ther ,at Spolcane,, Wash., sand with friends in Vancouver and in other Perts of the Canadian West, Capt. Frank Ce Harper land Mrs. Harper left Monday aftbreoon by. motor ,tor Barrie. Capt, Harper will rejoin his battalion at once at Camp Borden but it is expected that the 177th will winter at Bar- rie, Revs. 'A. ltlaclat:lane, J E. Jones and F. RickardkaRickardand Mr. N. W.Erwin of Bayfield were in town on Mon- day. The reverend gentlemen came in to attend the monthly meeting of the ministerial association, and Cleric Erwin is always welcome in Clinton whether he has any partic- ular business ornot. i 4011124111411101 erg's Your ide to the Unknown in underwear You can tell at a glance whether an Underwear garment is warm ; whether it is coin Portably soft ; whether it is well finished. But: Its wearing -power remains obscure. So does its resistance to the wash -tub, .How, are you going to know—positively--.that it will resist the hardest wear you can give it for several seasons? How canyou be sure that it will not shrink ? We answer:" Con,e here and buy a suit of Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear. Care.. fu gimaking.has given it stamina, And it is guaranteed against shrinkage., ALSO A FULL LINE of MEN'S FURNISHINGS at OUR MEN'S STORE Opposite the Public Library. Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings Phone 67. Next Royal Bank. 1 e- c:le seween Men's Store Custom Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, Opposite Public Library. Hensail Mrs. T. Neelands left last week for Toronto - and intends spending the winter there and in Detroit. - Mr, Walter Hobkirk has returned from the west. litre. J. lellis and daughter, Miss Mantic Ellis, spent a few days last week at Camp Borden. Miss Versa Geiger supplied on the Public school staff during Miss Ellis' absence. Miss Tena Swan has returned from Rochester, where she has been un- dergoing surgical treatment, and is much improved In health, Mrs. A. King returned last week to her home. in Toronto after spend- ing the summer in town with her mother, firs. T. Neelands, Reeve Smallacombe spent a few days at Camp Borden last week. Mrs. Smyth, formerly Miss Lulu Hemphill, of Nelson, B.C.,' is a guest at itIr, Thomas HencphilI's. Rev. W. J, Doherty, for twenty years rector. of St. Paul's church here, has resigned to take the posi- tion of secretary -treasurer of the Diocese of Huron, Before the de- parture of the family from Rlensall they were each made recipients of tokens of esteem from the congrega- tion. Rev. W. i.i. Moore of I{ings- mill succeeds Mr. Doherty as rector. of St. Paul's. While Mr, 'P. Neelands was here over the Thanksgiving holiday - the members of his Bible Class in the • Methodist thatch took advantage- of the occasion to present hini with an appreciative :address. and a hand- somely engraved silver mounted um- brella, Mr, Neelands . was' for years the teacher of this class and 'his re- moval from town and rem the church is much regretted. Town Hall Clinton .3 UST ON -Il NIGHT. Saturday Evening, OCTOBER 21st Me. Win. Reap presents Palmer's Spectacular Production of Uncle Tom's Cabin with all the added features that have made this company famous Special Prices 15c and 25c AND WAR TAX. Constance Miss-Gertie Grazier of Clinton ane Miss Jennie McNeil of London spent a few clays as the guests of the former's aunt, albs, Pollard and with other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crawford and daughter of Lomlesboro :,petit Sunday the guests of the lady's sis- ter, Mrs. George Riley, The Women's Adult Bible Class in- tend holding their monthly meeting at Mrs. J. Sundercock's on Friday afternoon. Mr: Love of. Walton spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. lid. Britton. Potato picking is the order of the days: The potatoes are turning out, in -the majority of eases, better than was expected. The funeral of the late Fred. Mar- tin took place last week to Mait- land cemetery. He had not been very well for some time, suffering from heart trouble. The many friends or Mrs. Ed. Britton will be glad to know she is recovering, though slowly, Mr. Wm. McIntosh intends to. move to the village this week to the house he purchased some time ago. Mr. Thos. Riley has hired with Mr. Ira Johns of Tuckerstnith for some time, News -Record means News -Leader. . Goderich. Mrs, Cornell and two children, Don- ald anti Jacor, have gone to Sault Ste. Marie to join `Mr. Cornell and will malts their home there. - Mrs, harry} McKnight alto two - children of Toronto were guests at the home of the lady's parents, Mr. said Mrs. li, Martin, receetly. Mrs. H. A. Walker and Kiss 'alma of Toronto have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Walker. Mrs. O'Reilly of Detroit has re- turned home after e visit with Mors, Wns. - Rhynas. Mrs. James Clark returnedlast week from a visit with her mother in Port Colborne. Miss Mice Fraser has gone to T'or- onto to take e,ocurse of training as a nurse. Mrs. Oliver Johnson • has been vis- iting her son iia Toronto. Miss :1 Welyn Jones has Veen visit- ing relatives int Perth. Miss Buchanan of Hamilton was the guest last week of Mrs.. W. El, Belly. Miss Agnes Nairn has returned to Detroit after an extended visit here. Miss Martha Edwards left last week for Chicago to enter the Ill- inois Training School for Nurses. Mr, Philip Horton of Port Elope and Mrs, Pote of Toronto have been visiting their mother, Mrs. II Hor- ton, Mr. Robt. Reid 'of Brantford spent a few 'days recently with his mother, Mrs. David Reid of town. Muth Mi, and Mrs. bred. Willows and. family of Sarnia and tic, and Mrs. Philip Willows of Uxbridge have re- turned to their homes after visiting their mother, Mrs. Willows of town. Mn, John Cole and family have gone to Seaforth, Mr. Cole having taken a position in the munition factory, Asir.. John S. McI£immn and son of Toronto visited recently for a few days with the former's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Milne, Mr. Harry MclIannus of Mitchell was here last week visiting friends, Messrs. E. Laundey and John Petits have gone to Niagara Fails where they will be employucl during the Winter. Mrs. Stratton of Detroit and Miss Jessie I-Erons of Toronto were here last week visiting their brother, Pte. James Ilirons, who leaves shortly for overseas. Mrs. (Rev;) R. J. McCormick was called to London last week owing to the serious illness and subsequent death of her father, the late Rev. Wm. Godwin. Miss Annie White of-4toodstock visited her sister, Mrs, C. Spafford of town, for ft few days recently. On Saturday week death called one o'f hellcat's well-known and highly esteemed citizens in the person of George Knox, who was in his seven- ty-llfth year. His wife and a fanc- ily of four suns and two daughters survive, fie was a Presbyterian in religion and a Conservative in poli- tics. The funeral tools place to Iluriis' cemetery on Wednesday after- noon of last week, the service being held at the mance, Londcsboro. Goderich Township The young Ladies' Patriotic So- ciety will meet on Wedncedayt next at the home of Mrs, Arthur Welsh, • W inghaim Mrs. IIarry Greer and daughter of Ingersoll spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ii, i.iliott. Mn, and Mrs. T.- .1. McBride and family of Hamilton were guests c- eentiy at the home of Mr. J. J. Moffat. They came by motor cat and on their return they were tie. companied by Miss Prances MolTat. Miss A. E. Sanderson of Sarine. and Mr. iSinto Sanderson of Detroit visited for a few days with their. parents, Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Sander- son. Mr. Edward Small has returned from Georgetown and will make this- his home in future. Mx. W. J. Armour spent a few» days in Detroit recently. bliss McVittie of Toronto has been visiting with her cousin, fire, ,John. Nicholl. Miss Jean Maxwell of Leamington hiss been visiting friends in Wingham and iline-vale, Mrs. C. 0: Vanstone of Toronto' visited for it few clays in town haat: week. Miss Beth Calder of Toronto bass been visiting her sister, Pr. Margaret Calder, recently, 11ev. James Plastic of Cornwall was- a guest at the home of Br. J isimedy recently, Mrs. Jautes Meilen has gone to reside in London, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gregory of London visited with the latter'spap. etas, Mr. and Mrs. F. Buchanan, foe a few days recently. Mrs. Vansieklc of ;Seaforth visited the home of her son, Mr. .Bert Vaa- sickle of town recently. Miss Gertrude Cruiekshanks -of the Kincardine High school stall spent the holiday period at her leime in town. - DRs. .David Tlaurlovv bas returned from a few weeks' stay with friends: at Windsor and Detroit - ^ 1 Easily rocked are the three -bar grates which smash up clinkers easily and last longer because each grate is three- sided. MCQary§ Pandora Themanwhodesigned es: nod the Pandora rknewjob? �' do a his b r know that and that is why it carries my guarantee as well as the makers'. SOLD BY HARLAND BROS.