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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-11-30, Page 88 Prepare for Winter WE HAVE THE GOODS. Brantford Roofing Roofing Paint Tarred and Pain Building Paper Beaver Board Sherwin-Williams Paints Glass and Putty Cow Chains and Horse Clippers A Big Assortment of Stoves and Ranges Stove Boards, Stove Pipes and Elbows Perfection Oil Heaters—just the thing for chilly mornings and evenings, Mitts and Gloves Galan. Harland Irosm HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES,. ersoncd Stationery Ilse .Cetus .,Caen Stationery for ali your social corres- pondence. While moderately priced, it is of a quality that4 delights bot,' sender ql and receiver. Note Poser Envelopes invitations NV -rifled Tablets Tablets Papetriee Correspondence Cards rnitialred Stationery Gentlemen's Glob Note toad. Envelopes Rubbers ! Rubbers ! Rubbers! 111131100113001:671664:111111110481561:51154 922153:11M861 MICSILKI26211 Are you getting the very best that money can buy in Rubber Footwear? Are you buying these Rnbbers at the lowest possible prices ?. Give us a call for your next pair. We handle only the best and sell them at the lowest prices possible for high=grade goods Small�Bros.MoreProfitsF''Business AGENTS—SEMI-READYCLOTBING, NEW IDEA PATTERNS .A Man and His Shoes I I g tia co A man likes to buy his Shoes ata store in which he has confidence.. -where he knows that the shoes tire the best, and that he will get real honest value in return for his money. In other words, Sir. if you buy your Shoes here, you will Set satisfaction as well as shoes, -not an advertised fictitious value, but Real Shoe Worth We have a dust Might Shoe Style for Man's taste and a special requirement We're Men's Shoe Specialists SHOES AT $4.00 $5.00 $6.50 up to $8.00 There is no copyright on these prices. Any store can quote them. Its out' -::Shoes at the price that tell the story, and we trust we may have your consideration. FRED. JACKSON ' • A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to -the room, It has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We have at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Brussels, Axwinsters, Wif- tons, etc., that w e have priced at attractive prices. We would be rnost pleased to show them to you, a JAS. DUNFORU Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone We:- 28 i The Nems -Record For Neat, Well Executed' Job Work. W. D. FAIR CO Often the Cheapest— Always the Best. Mr. A. Hooper was in Guelph yes- terday. . Stiss Florence Cunindiame is in Lon- don this weep. Mr. G. II. Mitchell of Hanover was in town last week, Mrs. Geo. Mackenzie left Monday for Toronto to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Clark of Goderich were in town on Tuesday. Miss Mabel Cantelon spent a few days in •Detroit daring the past week. Miss C'leta Ford was up from London speeding the week -end at her home in town. Mrs. J. Southcombe is spending a few days this week visiting in the eta home neighborhood in Hu'ilett. Rev. J. W. Baird of Exeter was the guest while in Clinton over the week-end•of Mr. and Mrs. A, Hoop- er. Principal l3ouck of the Model school was in Goderieh on 'ruesdayl even- ing giving his address on "The Un- ion Jack." Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woods, who spent Mondayfor a week in town, left Detroit. They will probably, go on to their home in Victoria, •B.C•. Mr. H. and Miss Cole and their niece, Miss Mildred Evans, leave the beginning of the week for Brant- ford, where they will spend the winter. litrs. Fred Bast of Buffalo, formerly bliss Ida Murphy, returned, to her home on Fridays after spending sev- eral days visiting Mrs, J. Appleby and other friends in town. Mr. A. V. Quigley. of The News -Ree ord staff is enjoying a fortnight's vacation. He visited Stratford fri- ends fors a few days last week, This week he is in Detroit. Rev, Dr. Rutledge goes to Wingham on Saturday and on Sundaynext will conduct special services in the Methodist church which is an old Pastorate. Mrs, Attridge and, Mrs. Brooks, who had been the guests for a fortnight of their aunt, Mrs. W. C'antelon, left Monday for their homes at Brown City, Mich. ]Miss Sybil Cmurtice returned home on Monday evening, having attended W.M.S. conventions at Strathroly and Forest. She also spent a few days as the guest of Rev, S. J. and Mrs. Alibi at Wyoming. Varna Mr. Frank Keys has gone to visit friends in Orillla. Mr. Edward Foster has taken over the mail route from Mr. Frank Keys. Master Carl Johnson had the mis- fortune the other day to break his arm while cranking his father's car. Mrs. Alfred Austin is spending a few weeks with irierids in Clinton. Misses Louise and Jeanette Grif- fiths spent the week -end at their home hare. Mrs. Andrew Reid of the Parr. Line is visiting her son, Mr, John Reid of • Hamilton. Anniversary services will be held in the Methodist church on December 3rd• withentertainment n the an o Alonday etenin g • following.. Miss Myrtle Johnson has gone . to London to train as a nurse. Nlre, Weeks has returned home after spending a month with -friends In Condon, Mr. Nelson Reid and Miss Maggie Stewart spent Sunday at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs, Harvey Tur- ner. Quite a number frons around, here went to the Hillsgreen tea sleeting last 'Monday evening. Clinton News -Record November 30th, I9it3 r. ry '! ow ONLY HERE CAN ' YOU GET SUCH CORSETS AT OLD PRICES On account of the constant rise in the cost of all materials and labor, it became necessary for the manufacturers of 1). & A, Corsets to advancetheir prices. They thought that the wearers of. their product would prefer them to do this with the understanding that the high standard of the Le Dive and D. & A. Corsets is to be maintained. From time to time they have issued price lists' showing the advance on their many styles. The price list taking effect Oct. 25th was an enormous advance, only to be followed by another sharp advance ons Nov. 1st, In order to enable everyone who wish to secure a pair of the above mentioned corsets at the old price, we offer them for sale from now until Saturday night, Dec, 2nd, provided our stock lasts that long, THE D. & A. CORSET is stayed at the vital points in such a way that the shapely lines of your gown are accentuated and retained. At the same time this corset is so pliable and easy that absolute freedom of movement is assured. It lends a youthful grace and elegance to the figure. THE WEARER OF A D. & A. CORSET IS ALWAYS DISTINGUISHED BY HER POISE AND ELEGANCE OF FIGURE. Not one woman in ten thousand can really have a "figure" without a corset, D. & A. Corsets furnish the actual support nec- essary to every lady. A few light strips of the peerless D. & A. boning give as much control of the figure lines as the stiff, heavy crainping corsets of former years. Whatever the design, style or price of the D, & A. Corset you buy,'it is the best value, best fit and quality for the money. We illustrate two styles of D. 8z A. Corsets --there are many— and,' whatever your physical type, you will find a "D. & A," to please' you A Corset that will keep its shape and beau- tify;yours. ",Will not break, or rust, or tear, D, & A. Corsets made for wear" BUY THEM ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEi`lB'ER 2nd, at Women's Store Dry Godds and House Furnishings Phone 67. Next Royal Bank. Men's Store Custom. Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, Opposite Public Library, Londesboro. Mr. Ed. YungbluI has returned from the west. Mrs. 'I', Sampson and daughter, Su- sie, spent the week -end with London friends. Mrs. J. Lyon is visiting her (laugh- ter, Mrs. Dewar of London. The local branch of the Women's Institute will assemble for its regu- lar lar mon thl mein Foresters' 1 ib ball on 'l'hursrday, afternoon of next week. The unmarried ladies will pro- vide the program, entertaining •their married sisters. All ladies will be matte welcome. Goderich Township Thr, Young Ladies' Patriotic Socie- ty will hold their meeting on Wed- nesday afternoon next at the home of Miss Flossie Cole. Constance. Airs. 5, B. Kiraly and son of Tor- onto are visiting at the horpe of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Suther- land. Mrs. Phillips and children of Tor- onto have returned home after visit- ing for a couple of months with the Masts Willison and other friends. The members of the w M°.S. recent- ly sent two barrels and a large bale of goods to the fire sufferers in the northern part of the province. Mr. Daniel Sutherland is not im- proving iii health as quickly as the many friends of the faintly would like to see. The Women's Bible •Class of the Methodist church donated fifteen dol- lars to the acedy Belgians recently. St. Helens Mr. Janes Henry and sister, Miss ',attic, spent Sunday at the borne of ii r, Arch. Anderson. Fr, Elwell Webster has returned tonic from the west. Mrs. Mills troll Saslratchewarr vis- ited at the home of Airs. Jas. Aibeh- eson last weeir. Messrs. llarvey. and John Webb are home from the west. We arc pleased to see them in our Midst again. Mrs. .Jas. Levis and family mored to the house owned by 'Mr. Buchanan,. Mr. and Mr's. Woodley and family moved into the village last week, Mr. Thomas Reid of Auburn ac- conrpanied by his two sisters visited at h Robinson the borne of Mr ob o Woods 0 last week-, Mr, Irwin has been busy during tire past week putting in a water system at -Robt. Woods. Mr. D. Bell of Toronto spent a few d.' _e , John Lit.- J. i ..i days at the borne ofmRt- tle. Misses Rose and Irene O'Connor of St. Augustine visited at the horse of Mr, W .1. Todd' last 'week. Mrs. Jas. Barbour is spending a few days with her daughter, bits. Ben Me- Olenuingan, ui Kinloss. Itulleft Township Mr. Frank Reynolds spent a veru euioyable day last Sunday at Cole- man's of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds and family have returned home From Por- tage la Prairie this week after an absence of nearly five years. Mr. Charles McCartney of Ashfield was the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Niles'' on Sunday nd tveck b a Auburn A quiet tet .wedding took pines at the Presbprterien manse art Wednesday of last week 'when tire Rev. Mr. Laing united in marriage Miss Pearl Agnes Cuningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham of Hullett, and Mr. James Straughan of near Sum- merhill. ' The Auburn Dramatic Club went to Londesboro on Friday evening last and presented their popular playlet, "The Minister's Bride," They all re- port having had a most enjoyable time. Brucefield. On Saturday week at the manse at. Varna Miss Mary Walker was marri- ed to Mr. Htlgii Mcdougall Of Tiver- ton, Rev. D. Johnston officiating. Miss Annie Foster of Varn>, was bridesmaid and Mr. Macdougall, a cousin of the groom, was. hest pian. The groom's gift to the bride was a lcamisome necklet of pearls and to the groom a tic pin. After tire cer- rsrony the party drove to the home of the bride's parents, where a sump- tuous wedding feast was .partaken of, Mr. and Mrs. McDougall afterwards drove to Seaforth anti took the train for Hamilton, Toronto and oilier points on a honeymoon trip. They returned Wednesday turd a reception was }cele] for them at, the home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs, McDougall left for their home at "Tiverton on. Friday last, The Kelly MissionCirele held their annual bazaar and sale of work in the lecture room of the Presbyterian church on Friday last anti the day being very unfavorable there was not so many out as was expected, but all the articles, and they were num- erous anti pretty, were disposed of. Tile proceeds emanated to about sov- eut} five tltilars. . bliss Mice Rattenburp is. visiting in Zurich. . rrrc,l Before Iris departure for this new home at Marlrham the oddfellowe presented D'r. Rogers with a hand- some watch fob. The r friends of Mr,Alex, Mu s tar, will he pleased to heat brat he is recovering fresc his recent' severe illness, - Mrs. 'Torrance Dunlop of Zurich was the 'guest of her. molter, Ales, R'attenbuty, this week, For the Big Entertainment to be held in the Town Ball, Monthly Decenrfrer 18th 25 OIS To take part in a Pillow Fight, Bun eating Contest, and a Tag -of -war Alse"24 Pictures of Babies born in Clinton since the war started. Pictures to be shown on the slide for a prize worth trying for For full particulars see TOItI JACKSON, Chairman Santa Claus Committee ilonielade Stove Pipes Also a few second-hand Stoves, e , in good repair for sale. Agents for McClary's Famous. Sunshine Furnaces. Call or phone for prices. Estimates cheerfully given. BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumber. Phone 'P. LEAVE TOflOOT0 UNION STATION 40.45 p.m. . Monday, Wedaesda3, Friday For Parry Sound, Sudbury; Port Arthur, Fort William Wiunipcg, Brandon, Regina, Saskatoon. Calgary, North Battleford, Edmonton, Vancouver, Ar Pacific -Crest points Tickets and Borth Reservations from A. T, Cooper, G.N.W. Agent, Chil- ton, or write to R. L. Fairbairn, General Passenger Agent, .GS King St., G. Toronto, Out. D Cleanq smokeless and odorless oven means perfect -Cooking and baking. This isassured by ventilation and. the nickel -coated non -rust steel lining in �Pd�RWQar It won't be hard ro decide what range you want in your kitchen after I show you the Pandora's special featu,res.. O?P SOLD BY HARLAND BROS.