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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-06-24, Page 8Clinton News -Record June. 24th, 1913 >peelal Values �In Sear�e Goods. ::,able Linen Specials -Scarcely any line pertaining to the Dry Goods trade has been more affected by the present war conditions than Linens. Linens are scarce andlLinens are fast becoming very expensive. At the present time however we are fortunate enough to have a good stock of popular priced Linens, all at the old values. See our special Linens at 35c, 50e, 75c and $1;00. LADIES wpfTE WARE -.Never before has our showing of La - dips' Whttpweer,:besn larger pr yalltes better than at the present time. Ladies' downs from 60e. up. Ladies' Coreet:Covers 25e. and 50e. Ladies' Drawers 25e, 35c, and 50e. Ladies' Skirts 50e, up. Ladies' Combinations, Princess,,Slips, Etc. Try usafor Clothing, Bootstand Shoes, Hats, Ete, Plumsteel Bros. ISmall Profits - More Business 'PLAY SHOES and BAREFOOT SANDALS. '"¢ We've a fine showing -of Barefoot Sandals and Play Shoes for thelittle feet' to wear during the hot summer months. They are not expensive and the comfort to the child is great. • Soft Tan Leather or Canvas,:Solt Soles of Leather or Rubber Soles, a complete line of all sizes, 50c, 85c, $1.00,, $1,25. P Fit out the little feet with these comfortable Play Shoes and let them enjoy themselves all summer, FRED. .JACKSON The Good Shoes Store. Exceptional Offerings in Furniture. During the quiet times caused by the war the furniture manufacturers have been giving some big discounts on fur- niture. We have been able to take advantage of these dis- counts to stock our store with some of the best values we have ever offered and we invite those who contemplate buying furniture to come in and inspect our stock and get our prices before buying elsewhere, \`ErCoutuuizakY �r- Ball & Atkinson FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and Sunday Calls. N. BALL Phone 11.0. J. A. ATKINSON, (Phone 186 tees,ANININNSMINIONNINNINNIN 8264 STANDARD Blouse -with Jabots Jumper and Suspender Skirts Draped, Gathered and Tucked Skirts Sleeves in Mitten and Leg -o' -Mutton Style These are new styles, and with many other up-to-date features are shown in the Standard Fashion` Sheet for June A free copy awaits you at our Standard Pattern Deyartment Special Sale oa 111 Fo1loin& AT REDUCED PRICES, 1 only Lawn Mower Regular $5.50 for $4.50 1 only Lawn Mower 5.00 for 4.00 1 only Volmer 7.50 for 6.00 1 only Wheel Barrow " 3.75 for 8100 1 only Wheel Barrow " 4.00 for 3.25 1 only Portable Rubber Bath " 6.00 for 3.00 1 only Refrigerator 12.00 for 10.00 1 only No. 2 Daisy Churn 6.75 for 6.00 1 only No. 4 Daisy Churn 8.75 for 8.00 1 only Grind stone tub'l'r,steel frame 6,00 for 4.50 3 Hammocks at cost. Out Glass at a good discount for balance of this month. Headquarters for cora- plete line in all kinds of Hardware. HARLAND BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. i W. D. FAIR CO. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best. natint!ntmttntlNhi ,,;,.ma�•:�: "tmnitl Its. M'ss Flossie Pearson returned home on 'Monday after a vacation spent with relatives at London. M'. Thomas, C.P.R. agent, and Miss Sennett of Blyth visited the Match amities in town, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whitmore and heir son, Clifford, spent a few lays of the past week in Detroit. Mr. Frank Walker of Stratford vis - 'ted over the week -end with his aunt, Mrs. Raney of Ontario street. M's. (Dr.) Agnew of ,Medicine Hat, 11ta., is expected this week on. a 'isit to her sister, Mrs, W. Brydone. Mr. Alfred Enunerton and his son of iincardine c,,ent a couple of days est week with Mr, and Mrs. John Enmlerton, and Mrs. Wm. Hyslop and two children, Detrait, scab a few days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jackson, Mr. and Mrs'. T. H. Hardy and Miss Etta spent over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Campbell of West Wawanosh. Mrs, D. Wilson, Walrus, Saei'r,, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans of town, is now' the guest of Mrs. Hewson of Bayfield. Mr. J. G. Crich, artist, Stratford, who delivered a fine specimen of his skill with the brush in Seaforth on Saturday, spent the mid-day in Clinton.' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher of near Benmiller were in town Monday and also in Seaforth. Mr. Fisher is looking for a small farm; conven- iently onveLiently located. Mr. George Armstrong of Stanley was in town Monday and renewed his subscription to The News-Rec- ord ews-Reaord of whioh he has been a patron almost as many years as The People's Paper is old. Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Holland, Mon- treal, arrived on Saturday and will spend a few weeks with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs, E, D, Hol- land, Princess street. Mr, A. T. Holland is a director of the Clinton Motor Company. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blanchard, who 'have been drown in Florida since their marriage which occurred early last autumn, arrived' Monday even- ing and will mend a fortnight or so as the guests of the lady's mother, Mrs. G. Pickett. Mr. John Ransford was in: London last week attending the, muting• of the annual Synod of the Huron Dio- cese and was again appointed lay secretary, though he wished to be relieved of the duties of the 'office,. Mr, Ransford has been in, Tbronto on business this week. Mrs Attridge, MTs. Ramsay and the latter's three little daughters, Miss- es Bernice, Genevieve and Mary, all of Brown City, Mich., arrived en Friday on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. Win. Cantelon Mrs. Ramsay and children left Monday afternoon for Buffalo but Mrs. Attridge is re- maining for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rutledge left Saturday for Toronto after spend- ing ten days or so as guests of the former's parents, Rev. Dr.. and Mrs, Rutledge, Mr. Rutledge will do some special work for his firm before •returning to Winnipeg and they will` probably visit 'Clinton later on before returning west. Mr. A. T. Cooper was in SR Marys on Sunday assisting the Perth tem- perance people in their campaign. He spoke in Knox church in the morning and in the Baptist church in,, the evening anti also at a mass meeting in the' afternoon. Mrs. Cooper, Master Willis and Mrs, J. %semen accompanied him, ihelpar- ty going by motor. Mr. acid Mrs. John Snider left yes- terday morning for Preston to at- tend the wedding of their mice, Miss Elsie Edna Hagey to Dr. Clarence Hilliard Saucier, which took place last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Snider have a great many relatives in that district and will hardly be allowed toreturn for at least a week or ten days, i Unusual Values in Rugs. The past week has been one of unusual activity in the Rug section, owing to the exception- al character of the values presented. We have freshened up the assortments with additions of many new colorings, patterns and sizes, thus making choosing as varied and interesting as before. BRUSSELS RUGS AXMINISTER RUGS HEAVY WILTON RUGS - ENGLISH TAPESTRY RUGS KIRSCH VA. :Kirsch Rodd Can't Sag -Never Tarnish FLAT ROD Curtains and Draperies are used in every home. Get the most' pleasing effect by using the KIRSCH FLAT ROD. It makes it decidedly easy for anyone to secure charming window decora- tions -the kind that convoy the impression that they are the work of an expert. Made in Standard sizes and extensions, there is one to fit any window and a special style for bay windows. OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF LINOLEUMS affordsithelbest choice, best values and the widest range of patterns in the County. RUGS FOR THE VERANDAH AND SUMMER HOME These are of matting and very durable -will stand exposure and can be washed without injury to colors or fabric. Green and natural shades, Reversible, SPECIAL JAPANESE MATTING OFFER A FEW HUNDRED YARDS AT TEN CENTS A YARD. Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings Phone 67, It 7 Merchant P en's le loringStoand Men's Furnishings hone 103, Personals. 14Ir. A. J. Grigg was in London Mon- day and Tuesday. Miss Potts visited friends in . Brant - lord during the past week. Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Medd and Miss Florence Garrett visited Londes- boro friends an Sunday. Mrs. Holmes, Sr„ has been in Sea - forth with her sister, Mrs. Arch- ibald, who has been quite ill. Mrs. Will Craig and little Miss Len - oro of Goderich, were the guests last,; week of Mrs. Fred Muteh, i Miss Marjorie Chowen has returned hone after a visit of several months with friends in New York City, Air. S. Moss of Stratford spent over the week -end with his brother, Mr. W. Moss, of the 'Royal Bank staff. Miss Ruth Walkinshaw has, been vis- iting her aunt, Mrh. McKnight of the London. Road, during 'the past week. Mrs. Shannon and Miss Jennie of Toronto, who have keep staying at Bayfield, are this week visiting Clinton friends, Mr. and Mrs. Gillis Gilchrist motor- ed up from Ayr this week and spent a few days with the former's moth- er and sisters in town. Mr. Howard Jackson of Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jackson of town, spent a few days last week at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hardy of Lind- say are spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Russel Neal of the Base bine, north of town. Miss Jennie Miller of London. motor- ed up on Sunday and spent the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Miller of Orange street. Miss Kate Scott, who has been practising her profession of nurse in New York City, returned home Tuesday for a few weeks' vacation. Mrs. James Turnbull returns to Tor- onto today after a visit of a cotiple of moitihs with her sister, Mrs. L. Greig, and other relatives and friends in town and surround- ing country. • Mr, anti Mrs. Wtn. Bradshaw and family motored up , from f3rigden on Saturday and on their return Mon- day were accpmpanied by Mr. Geo. Bradshaw who iti visiting with them for a few days and at W'allaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and Mrs. A, D. Beaton of town and, Mr, Henry Baker of the Sixteenth: at- tended the wedding of a relative, Mr. B. D. McCleneghan of White- church, to Miss Mary C. Barbour of Fordyce, which event took place on Wednesday of last weak, The party went by motor from here and re- mained until Thursday. Rev, It T. Chuff, Mrs. Guff and their son, Mr. Howard Chill, motored up from Stratford on Monday and spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Cluff of town and with friends in Goderich township. Rev. Mr. Chill. met with an acct dent, ,a fortnight ago by which he had a small 'bone in his; wrist fractured and he has had to be somewhat careful 'Of it since, Constance. Mrs. IT. Colclough and son stent Sunday with friends near Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sutherland return- ed last week after a visit in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton -751 Tuckerslnith spent Sunday as the guests of. Mr. anti Mrs. C. Iloggarth. Mrs. Adam Glazier and children of Clinton visited for a few • days last week with the lady's sister, Mrs. T. Pollard. Quite a number from hereabouts took in the garden party at Win- throp. Mr. Ernest Colclough, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Colelodgh of this vicin- ity, was married on June 1st to Miss Eva Osborne of Forget, Sask. Hearty congregations are wafted to the young couple from the Constance friends• of the groom. News -Record to end of year for 50c, London Road Mr. Frank O'Neil of Moosejaw spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. George Watt. Mr. Charles Stevens and his sister, Miss Stevens, visited friends north of Seaforth on Sunday. Mr. Joseph Harrison come up from Toronto on Monday and will spend a couple of weeks with his aunt, Mrs. T. O'Bnich. Miss Ruth Walkinshaw of Clinton has been the guest of hoe aunt, Mrs. 11IcKnight, News -Record to end of year for 50e. Bayfield. The Methodist Sunday school and choir picnicked at Cloderich on Sat- urday last, News -Record to end of year for 500. A 0001) RECORD. The many friends of Mr. Grant Beaton, who has been in the west for the past couple of years or so, will be pleased to hear that he is making good use of his time, lie has just completed his first year at tlei Win- nipeg Medical: Collage and not only pasnad his examinations with first Clam honours but took first sounding in the school and won a scholarship. Mr. Beaton is teaching at Vanguard, Sask., for the summer. Md. 1]. Gilliinson and daughter, Miss Marjorie, of Chicago, Ill., are visit- ing at. the home of the former's sis- ter, Mrs, W. S. Downs; FOR PALE -TWO BARNS, ONE, 32 x 52 anti the other 24 x 44, mostly good rock elm timber. Will be sold at a bargain, -T. A. Trick, lot 35, con. 16,. Goderieh Tp., Phone 12 on 157, Clinton: -90. The News From Londesboro. Miss Sara Barr intends' taking a trip to Calbary very soon, leaving the 0rst week in July. Mr. Win. Weymouth of London spent Sunday at his home here. Mrs, A. II. Kunkle of Niagara Falls is spending a few weeks with iter parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Crawford of the 8th con. Miss Margaret McCool of 'Toronto is spending a couple of weeks at her home here. Mrs, Morrison, who has been visit- ing at the home of Mr. D. Geddes, left Wednesday for London. Mrs. F. Meadows of Guelph is vis- iting friends here, Mrs. H. McGee of Auburn spent W.idnesday at the home of Mr. D. Geddes. Mr. McCracken of Brussels loaded two cars of potatoes this week, hav- ing purchased them from Messrs. Moon and Caldwell Bros. Mr, Les. Buchanan spent Sunday at his home ice Westfield. Mrs. Geo. Brogden visited on Wed- nesday with her daughter, Mrs. Moody of Blyth. Sir, and Mrs. J. ,Ci. Medd and Miss Florence Garrett of Clinton and Mrs. Meadows anti little son of Guelph and •Mrs. Derwin Carter of liullott spent last Wednesday the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett. Mrs, (Rev.) N. M. Leckie of Galt is visi ting friends here. Hullett Township Mr. and Mrs. Rph Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. lioggarth spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 13og- garth.of the 13th con. Mr. and Mrs. Writ, Carhert, ac- companied by their son Win, and. wife and also another son and daugh- ter, motored up from near St. Marys and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Carbert, Miss Rose McCaughey of Clinton spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Kathleen Quigley. Mr. and Mrs. W . McIntosh and Miss Marie of Goclerich Bundayed with relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Robt. Anderson of McKillop spent Sunday with Mn, and Mrs. George Carhert. Mr. Joseph Shanahan of the Royal Bank staff, Stratford, is spending a two -weeks' vacation at the parental home, Mr. and Mrs. John Shanahan's, Mr. Ernest Adams, accompanied by his mother of Blyth, returned last week from a very pleasant auto trip • up to Muskoka. The football game on Monday night between Hullett and Tuckersntith re- sulted in a win for the. Iatter, the score being 2-1.. News -Record Means' News -Leader, Are you a sebscriber ? NUMMI! dt..Or roe Sunimer Footwear, KEEPING COOL -We can help you solve the problem of keeping cool and comfortable during the warm days of the hot season. ARE YOU READY FOR IT ?-We have ready for your inspection the newest in light summer shoes to suit every need you may have for street, house or sports, WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS PUMPS -In Plain, Two Strap or Colonial Styles, $1.50 to $2.00 per pair, CHiLDREN'S SLIPPERS -A full range of Infant's, Child's, a,ld Misses' Slippers and Pumps from . 85c. to $2.25 per pair. A complete assortment of shoes always in stock for all the summer sports, H. S. C HA PM AN ,P,HoNE 70