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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-02-18, Page 8Clinton • News -Record: Febnuary I8'th't 194, BIG REDUCTIONS ON MANY LINES. Hammers from ' 15c to 75c • Fence plyers were 35c now '25c Band saws from 20e to 2.50' Carpenter's braces 51.1e now 40c Ratchet, braces were 1.00 uow 80c 1 only broad axe 8,00 uow 1.50 Spirit levels 20e and 30c Screw drivers were 15c now 10c Screw drivers, were 20c now 15e Screw drivers 30e now 20e Iron planes at a big reduction. ' • FILES—Flet, square, round, half round and taper,at about half price. 3 clothes horses, were $1.25 now $ .65 1 only No. 2 Daisy churn 5,05 2 oniy cedar. wash tuba, were.... 1.25 now 1.00 2 only ruby globe hall lamps, were 3.00 now 200 2 only up-to-date electrie irons, were. 4.00 now 2.00 All sizes electric lamps from 18 to 100 watts, cheap, 1 only iron sink, was 1.25 now .75 1 only iron sink, was 1,00 now ,65 1001h. bag oyster shell or grit $1.00. Farmer's vises 10 percent discount. Lots of axes and cross cut saws. Axe handles at jAc. It pays to use Dr. Hess' Panacea and stock food now Mediom size plain top Tamp chimneys 2 for 5c, 1 only Canada steel range at cost. Althoods marked in plain-_ figures. Present markets indicate higher prices. HARLAND BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE , AND NOVELTIES. Bring Your Furniture Needs to Our Store. From our complete stock we feel sure we can supply your Furniture' Needs if you will bring them to our store. But is it should happen that we do not have just what you particularly desire we can get it for yon on short notice. Our great .aim .is -to satisfy our custom- ers both in quality a n d price. , Ball & Atkinson • FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and Sunday Calls. N. BALL Phone 110. 3. A. ATKINSON, Phone 188 Febt�a�'➢ Slink Ta�iug SUe�ials During the next few weeks we will be busy stock taking and as we go over our stock a great, many lines will find their way into our bargain.lists at prices away below cost. For the first week we offer the following ; MENS LEATHER MITTS—Wool lining and knit cuff 25c, MENS TIES—Big assortment, regular 25e and 35c for lot. 25 pairs onlysmens braces, good heavy webbing and leather ends, police style, regular 25c for 15c. 2 only mens black heaver coats with large fur collar and (Inked lining worth $13.50, to clear $0,75 About 100 mens linen collars, odd styles and sizes to clear at 5e each or 6 for 25e. A very special line of mens odd pants to clear at $1,2e All one our furs and ladies:and childrens mantles at about half price. See our ehildrens coats at $1,08, $2,08 and $3.50. A very special line of ladies coats to clear at , . $3.75 Dont!;miss this chanee to save money. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits -- More Business nta�s�eMar The Store of Better Shoes and Better Store Service. THERE'S a tendency these days towards Better Shoes ! PEOPLE wear much Better Shoes than they did a few years ago ! WE ask everybody at all interested in Better Shoes to call and see o u r splendid showing of all kinds of footwear! OUR Better Shoes are not high priced because they are high grade ---not by any means ! MAY we have -the pleasure of showing you the Best of Shoes at any stated price—be it men's shoes at $2,50, 3.50 to 6,50 or women's shoes at $1.50, 2,50 to 4.50 2 THE same facts hold in regard to our shoes for boys, for gills and for the very little people'! FRED. JACKSON The House of Better Shoes. SNOOP #7,w/OYBOOK' 8P8110 LW; %.-'� 111411.17614. VvfiiANPertellVfil, al .6`C Wel The New "Silhouette." Hoop and Balloon Skirts, Turkish and Gored Skirts; Princess, Moyen-Age and Empire. Dresses; Military Effects in Coats, Capes and Dresses; The New Standing Collar in Many Styles; The New. Leg -o' -Mutton Sleeve are the latest up.ta.date features, and together with many other beautiful styles will be shown in the STANDARD FASHION BOOK for Spring With each copy you get any Standard Pattern FREE 20 CENTS AT THE PATTERN COUNTER W. D. FAIR CO. Often the cheapest—Always the best. Mrs. Thos. Mason visited Sealorth friends this. week. Miss Morrison of Brumfield has been the guest during the past week of the Misses Gull. Mrs. J. D. Atkinson' and Miss Eileen spent from Friday until Monday as the guests of Exeter friends. Mrs. Patton of Goderich was the guest over, the wok -end of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Paisley. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lyne of Blyth were the guests of the Misses Stew- art of Mhry street on Sunday, last, Major Ranee was up from the Lon- don camp for a couple of days this week, returning yesterday after- noon. DIr. 11', W. Nitnins of Arcola, Sask„ who has been visiting his sister in Goderiah, was a work -end visitor in town. Miss Mary Chant lett Friday after- noon for Buffalo and on Saturday unit on to Auburn, N.Y., to re- sume her work. Miss Minnie Cooper returned on Fri- day after a fortnight's visit at the home of her brother, Mr.. Ogle Cooper of Coflingwood, Miss Mary Matheson, who has been • engaged at icer profession of nursing in Goderich for several weeks past, has been in town this wee:. Mr. and Mrs, A. Hooper enjoyed very much a visit from Wo:lnesday to Saturday of Mrs. Olin Hooper of Blythe and her three children. Mr. Will. I-farland, Guelph, while in this district last week pushing trade for the company he represents, spent a few hours with old friends In Clinton, Miss 'Alice Pickett, who has been visiting friends in town for several weeks, left on Thursday for Park- hill to visit her sister, before leav- ing for her home in Winnipcg, Mr, 'rom Rance, second son of Mr. C'. C. Rance, formerly of Clinton but now of Toronto, is suffering from, appendicitis and may have to undergo an operation. IIe is the second one in the family to have this experience, Mr. J. G. crlcll of Stratford afford 1v s a in town on Saturday on his way home from Hensall where he had com- pleted his second piece of artistic work in the new town hall. As a deteorator Mr. °rich has not many equals in the province. Mrs. (Dr:) Mbdd of Chatham and Mrs. J. D. , Ainslie of Leamington, who have been visiting friends in and around Londesboro for the Past three weeks, visited at the home of Mr., and Mrs, J. G. Medd before returning to their respective homes': Mr. J. T. Watts deft on Monday for his home at Carrot, Man., after spending a few days as the guest of his ,father-in-law, Mr. R. Jen- nison of town, 1-1e was called east by the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Mc0lincheyt of Strathroy who passed away a few days ago. Rev, T. S. Kitty of Wend Winfield, N.Y., and 131iss Sophia K£Ity, Cal- umet, alu et, Mach„ who were here for the funeral of their mother, spent Tares - dap in town as the guests of Mrs. ICilty. They went on to Goderieh to call on friends, the former leav- ing from there for his home at West Winfield, N.Y. Mr. Wn,' Robertson of Port Huron, M1ioh,, was in town for a couple of drays at the beginning of the week, having accompanied the re- neains of his mother from Grand Rapids. He accompanied his broth- er' and nephew, Messrs. 0. S. and S. 15.' Robertson, bons to Luck- now on Tuesctayr evening for a few days' visit. It is a great many years since the Robertson -boys left this vicinity and their old "''friends here are glad to :know that they have prospered in- the interval. W. Robertson is a prosperous bus- Mess man and an alderman in the thriving city of Port Huron. More Personale Page 5. weeping Reclucti�ns IVi�n°s Overcoats. on Fancy Tweed' and Freize Overcoats in this Season's Splendid .Styles. All the popular shades are represented, and every size, included in t h is -eat cle i n lot t Men's Overcoats. Styles are medium length S. B. or D. B. or in the long ulsterstyles with shawl and converto collars. NOTE THE SPLENDID REDUCTIONS AND COME IN AND TRY ON THE DIFFERENT ,MODELS Regular $12 00 Overcoats, clearing at Regular 15,00 Overcoats, clearing at Regular 1.8.00. Overcoats, clearing at Regular 20.00 Overcoats, clearing at Regular 22.00 Overcoats, clearing at Regular 24 00 •Overcoats, clearing at Regular 25.00 Overcoats, clearing at Regular 28,00 'Overcoats, clearing at Regular 30:00 Overcoats, clearing at Men's Suits Also at Quick Clearance Prices. TWEED AND FANCY WORSTED SUITS, in a great variety of:shades and fabrics, This season's productions. Every suit a rare bargain at these prices : Regular $7.50 Snits, : now $5,00 '$ 9,00 11.00 13,00 15.00 16.00 18;00 19.00 21,00 22.00 Regular $12,00 Suits, now Regular 10.00 Suits, now 6,50 Regular 15.00 Suits"'uow 10.00 Men's Blue and Black Worsted Suits ---for less. An opportunity to save on one of these splendid suits, of specially imported Worsted, is rare, because at the regular price they are very special value indeed. This -season's models -2 and 3' button sacque coats, medium form=fitting, graceful lapels, high -cut- vest and medium -width trousers. Regula, $12,00 Suits, for $8,00 Regular $15.00 Suits, or • $11.00 Get the Boys New Overcoats While These Prices Prevail. They'll enjoy the comfort of them for the balance, of this winter and be all ready for next year, Splendid -wearing freize and tvveed.overcoats, made in S.B. and D.B. ulster styles, mostly with shawl collars and half belts, 'Several shades of brown and grey. Sizes 8 to 14 years : Regular $5.50 Overcoats, for $4,00 - Regular $6.50 Overcoats, for $4.75 Regular 6,00 Overcoats,, for 4.50 . - Regular 7.50 Overcoats, for • 5.5o -Men's Trousers Reduced.' Good, serviceable tweects,:and fancy worsteds—suitable for shop or better wear. Regular $1.75 Trousers, for - $1,2 Regular $2.25 Trousers, for $1 75 Regular 2,00 Trousers, for 1,5o. Regular 2.75 Trousers, for 2,,00 Regular $3.ao Trousers, for $2.25 We Carry a Full Line of Men's Furnishings. $8.00 Women's ;Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings. Lne 67. COMING 2 C. Mortimer Bezzo The great dramatic orator who will give his celebrated dramatic ora, - tion "Recalled led ToLife 1 under the auspices of the Epworth League in the METHODIST CHURCH, LONDISBORO at 8 o'clock p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 21th. flotll rho press and pulpit are loud in their praise of this oration which is based on Dickens' `'Tale of Two Cities." Synopsis of the celebrated drama- tic oration "Recalled to Life : Dr. Manotte, after- 18 years imprisonment in the Basille is released a white- haired old elan who has forgotten his own name. IIis daughter Lucy visits hint and being the image of her de- ceased mother his intellect is awalc- ena1. Father and daughter leave Par- is for London anti by a strange fate Charles Lvremonde, son of the Mar- quis Evremonde, who had caused the doctor's inlpriscltttnent, sails with them, He sails under the name of Charles Dorney and is not aware of those things that touch.. theirlives previously. Charles and Lucy fall in love and in due time ane married. When the French Revolution breaks out Charles returns to Paris . on business, is imprisoned, but Dr. Man- ette• obtains his release. He is again imprisoned' and sentenced to the guillotine. Sidney Carton, a poor human derelict who had been kindly treated by Leer in years gone by, plans Darney's escape and goes to the guillotine in. his stead. No one should fail to hear this mar- velous story • as only C. Mortimer Bozi ,o the great dramatic orator, can tell it.• People go for miles to hear it, Be sure you do not miss it. tt.draission 25 cents. Londesboro. Mrs. M. Carter of Seaforth is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm.• Ilfles. Ctearanee Sale of Winter Mock. We are determined to carry over no winter stock for next season and in order to quickly clear them out we offer the following for two weeks beginning Fri- day, Feb. 19th 5 only men's heavy tweed overcoats, reg $22 for $LO.98 4 only men's black tweed overcoats, reg $12 for $G.98 8 only ladies' coats in reversible and blanket cloths. These values cannot' be duplicated in Huron county, regular $15.00 for.... ... $5.49 We have just received a very choice line of men's pants and isle selling them at greatly reduced prices. See our line of men's shirts, Come early for first choice. (2 doors North of Princess Theatre.) Men's Store Merchant Tailoring 'and .Men's Furnishings Phone 103. The News From Londesboro, Miss Clark and Miss Stalker of Waskada, Man., are guests at the hone of Mr, D. Geddes. Mrs. J. D. Anslie of Leamington and Sens, (Dr.) Medd of Chatham re- turned to their homes on Monday af- ter a with4relatives here. Mr. Milton Hooper of Woodham is visiting friends on the 13111 con. The patriotic concert in the council hall on Tuesday promises to be a great success. Mr. and Mrs. .I•Ioward Riddle Mit Oil Monday for their home at Lyle - ton, Man., after a, visit with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Woodman, A number of the children in the vicinity are laid up with 11405103. Misses Minnie and Elsie and Molitor Stanley Lyon are visiting with Luck - now friends, Misses Olive and May .Lyon visited over. Sunday with friends at Hohnes- villc, Miss Yungblut o£ Auburn spent a few daps last week with her sister, Mrs. John Mott. The tender of Mr. George Manus to 811 l 1 the Clinton Model school with P P1 green maple, wood twenty-two inches long has been aceeptcd. The price is throe dollars per cord. Mr. James Seell was in Toronto last week, ]tlrs. John (libbings spent last week visiting friends in T okersmith. Mullett Township Miss Mary Nolan of Walton is a1 present the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. Carbert. Mr. P, Quigley is in T.odrrich tin? week as juryman, Mrs. Quigley se- coaspanied him and 10111 spend 11'. few days with relatives there. Messrs. Toni and Jack Quigley vi Kingsbridge came clown last Friday; and are speeding a fele days with their cousins in this vicinity. The young folks of this neighbor- hood had almost enjoyable time at the home of Mrs, T. ('arhert on Mon- day night. Mr. Wm. lloggarth had a 10006 beo in Mr. A. Cartwright's bush last week and as, the men were right good woodsmen thegn accomplished a great lot of work, Word has been receiecti from Moe Wm. Lawson, w1r0 left seveirel weeks ago on a .visit t to friends in Kansas and California, that she had arrived in the southern state after a most. enjoyable trip. She states that the heather there is very warm and that of 1lou s varieties there are Gowers 1 a blooming on ail sides. As Mrs Law- son is lfoad of the cultivation of flow- ers this is a source of great pleasure to her, Her friends wish her a most pleasant visit and a safe return tee what is after all 31c best land under: the Sun, Canada. FEBRUARY SPECIALS We have still a few special lines we will clean up at a price that will clean them out, as we do not wish to carry them over to another season, 30 pairs boys heavy laced boots all sizes, Regular $2.00, clean up price 30 pairs youths heavy laced boots, all sizes, Regular $1.50 to $1.75, clean up price 1.zo8 1.28 26 pairs childs kid laced boots, sizes 5, 6, 7, 7f. Regular $1,00 to $1.25, clean up price •69 H. S. CHAPMAN P$oNE 70 41.