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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-08-05, Page 8D W De' Laval Cream Separator The World Standard. Ideal Green Feed Silos, Alpha Gasoline Engines, De Laval Oil;: and Wendott Oleanzer. Stock of repairs kept at my house 3 doors west of Commercial Hotel and .' repaiiing done 'Saturday afternoons. Also Agent for Newcombe Pianos. Hamilton, Phone 207 Clinton. o ATTENTIO\' ! We have bought largely and have had goods corn- ing in all the year so far and our stock at the present tine is heavy in'fact more than we should carry at this season of the year. So in order to reduce it as much as pos's`ible we will offer special prices for one month, commencing July 29th. Dress goods for less than many - lines could be. bought for today. One lot of fancy colored crepes worth 15c for 10c. Ladies' waists from 35c up, House dresses from 90c to $1,50. 40 pieces of print at 5c while they last.' Straw hats at cost, some lines less, 30 children's dresses to clear. Men's suits, odd pants, odd vests. Some lines in boots and shoes, only a few of each kind, COME AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits — - More Business Gottillg Down to Facts. WVe think -our Shoes take the topmost position in every particular ! FOR STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, DURABILITY. We believe our Shoes are generally conceded, even by our competors, to be SHOES OF, UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE ! . The same careful attention is given to the style, •fit and dependable quality of our $2.00, $2.50 and $3,00 shoes as is given to our shoes costing $5,00 and $6.00, Getting down to facts we believe your shoe money will do better work here than it will at any other store ! JUST COf1E SEE ! Shoes for men, for women, for the school boy and girl, for the very little people and for infants, FRED. JACKSON The Good Shoes Store. Exceptional- Offeriit s Furniture. -u.rniture. , During the quiet times caused 1Y the war theo furniture mannfacturers have been givingsome big discounts on fur- niture. We have been ale 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. - Bali & Atkinson FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and Sunday Calls. N. 13ALL Phone 1t0. J. A. ATKINSON, [Phone 186 NATIONAL- PORTLAND CES MENT We have just received a carload of the sane old brand of Portland Cement which has always given you such com- plete satisfaction. It always fills 'your given You cannot make a mistake using the National, S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton The News -Record to any address i Canada to end ®£ r cents. 1 915 for 40 c� ts. , 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 Deportment W. D. FAIR CO. Often the Cheapest ---Always the Best. �r I iti1151555 Ina mnttn, ' tl,t� n ...•...--.=„•inimi� hip. Mr. Jack Wrscman came up from Tor- onto for the holiday. Miss Mildred Cook is spending a few weeks with friends at Dungannon. Mr. Dean Courtin of Toronto spent 07er the week -end at his home in town, Miss Rena Bennett of Blyth spent a few days last week with friends in- Clin'ton. Miss Olive Harland of Toronto is spending a vacation with relatives in town. Master George Clarke of Itutwver spent a few days of the past' 'week in town. Mrs. Adam Down of Portage la Prair- ie, Man., is visiting with stirs. Fish- er and Miss Kennedy, Mrs, Will. Snell and Miss Marguerite of Iiullett are visiting at the home of Mrs. Warren of Albert street. Miss Etta Hardy has been diending the past three weeks visiting rela- tives in East and West Wawanosh. Mr, and Mr's. Waterhouse motored up from Whitby and were the guests for a few days of their aunt, Mrs. Young. Mr. Job Carter, a former resident of town but now of Pontiac, Mich., has been this guest for some days Past of his uncle, Mr, J. K. Wise. Miss Gladys Cantclou returned Sat- urday from a pleasant fortnigfit's visit at Flint, Mich. Mrs. Webster of Goderich township accompanied her; Mrs, James Cameron of Toronto., for- merly Miss Ida Evans of Bayfleld, was the guest of Dr. J. S. and. Mrs. Evans of town for a few days over the week -end. Mr. John RumbaIl of Toronto sent a few days over the week -end at his home in. town. Ho has just return- ed from a motor trip to New York with a party of friends. Mr. 'E, . J. I3oward of London motor- cycled to Clinton Saturday afternoon' and back to the tial. next day, IIe surely looked as if the speedy out- ing . the two -wheeled vehicle gives him is beneficial. Rev. Richard E. Page, rector of St. John's church, Brussels, and his wife and their son, Eustace, accen- panied by Mr. and Mrs. James Mose of Walton, n wereguests o, of 1VIrs, Perdue on Saturday lash Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rutledge of Winnipeg, who have been east for some months, have , been visiting during the past week at the home of the former that of Rev. Dr, and Mrs, Rutledge of the Wesley parson- age. Miss Sewell leaves thfs week for Kin sardine, where she • will take, charge of the hospital. ' Miss Sewell .has offered her services for the front and hopes to be accepted in time but is "taking this position fn the meantime. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Kemp and their son George and Miss ;Eason motor- ed tip from London Saturday and after visiting Mr. and Mrs, S. Kemp of •town and relatives on the 16th con. a:turned to the • Forest City Monday. afternoon. Miss Annie Taylor of 'Bly'r,h has been the guest of the Misses” Walkinshmv. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ross of Forest, and „las. Hueston and Miss Ilucston of Exeter, who are simmering at Grand Bend, weir, the guests of Mrs. W. J. Ross at her cottage, Bayfleld, on ,Sunday, Mr.. Ray (leaden, son'• of Mr. and Mrs. D.:Cantelon of town, who has been • in the, concentration camp " at S1Sornc1iff, England,, has now',', gone en to France with his company, which are mostly University stu- dents, to reinforce the• • Princess Patriciass, the corps having volun- teered Co: that purpose. Mir. and Mrs. A. J. •Holloway, Miss Hattie Holloway, Mr. 1. Rotten - bury and Miss Dorothyi Rattenbury returned on Wednesday evening of Inst week from a very pleasant motor trip to Peterboro. They sent d d p a , ayt and a couple ouple of nights in 'Toronto on the way hone' and all.. enjoyed the 'trip thoroughly, • Katon ewid-Kerne lothing ugust 5ti;,'19IS, or Men. ' The real su • tuner season is young and we will have lots of hot weather yet, before it is time. to lay aside our lighter weight clothing for those of warmer and heavier materials. Men's Raincoats. r• Every man needs a raincoat and our stock is splendidly assorted right now. Best Canadian manufacture, good wearing materials, in Raglan, Balmacaan' and Motor styles. Colors, Olive; Fawn, Light Brown and dark shades, Boys Need Raincoats Too. .For nobody expects a boy to remain inside en account of wet weather. He must run errands and attend to "business as usual." Splendid roomy styles like the Men's. All sizes, Men's Umbrellas. Don't let a sudden downpour catch you without one. Strong steel rod and frame, silk and wool, silk and linen, and all silk coverings, with a large variety of handles to choose from, Men's Summer Shirts. Good fitting, well -made shirts, a large range of light and dark patterns, soft or stiff cuffs, Canadian make, best materials including percale, chambray, zephrs, mercerized and silk. Men's Underwear. Double thread Egyptian Balbriggan shirts, draw- ers and combinations, spring needle -ribbed, mesh, mer- ino, lisle and fine wools. Men's Neckwear. Always something new to show you. Have you seen the new military stripes on Khaki ground ? Al- so knitted crossbars and stripes, all shales. Hatbands to match. Straw Hats 1-2 Price. Panamas, straw sailors in all the newest shapes, snap brim Cantons, and common straws, Men's Work Shirts. Extra well -made, roomy shirts, black and white stripes and colors. Good wearing and good washing materials including duck, drill, oxford, etc, Men's Pyjamas. Light weight pyjamas in neat light and dark stripped flannels, madras crepe and percales, Men's Sox. Silk, silk plated, lisle, cotton and cashmere, extra fine qualities black, white and colors. Wolk sox in heavy grey wool and cashmere. Felt Hats. Soft and hard felt hats, new Fedora shapes, in black, blue, grey and brown shades, At the Women's Store. 1 dozen .only, Summer Dresses to clear at half price, SPECIAL--- We Solicit a Call. Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings . Phone 67, EROW N N�s Men's Store Merchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, About People You Know Mrs. Jack Kennel.,. of Detroit is the guest of Mrs. D. B. Kennedy. Miss, Annie Lanxon of Detroit is holidaying at her home in town. Miss Annie Taylor of Blyth has been visiting at the hone of Mrs. Me- Garva, Miss Helen Ross is spending a few days as the guest of the Misses Stinum of near Bayfield. Mrs. MacMillan and daughter of 'Tor- onto are the guests 'of the former's sister, Mrs: W. Gunn. Mrs. Carling of Toronto is spending a week or so in the old hoarse town, being the guest of Mrs. Mil- ne, Mr, Leslie Wasmanhas h sels thie' past week, lir up with a party from 1 d roads. Mr. 'Percy Couch is this ing with his wife and 1i t Mrs. Couch's parental Stanley'. Miss Kirk and Miss Peter - ston were the guests "of 1 Mrs. J. C. McMath for s over the week -end. Mr. Harolds Johnston was Saturday and went on t to spend the -week-end w ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Hare of Toronto, f (fate Manning, .laughter . H. M. and Mrs. Manning, the guest the past week Isabel Gunn, Mr. and Mrs, Luke Laws aMrs. E. E. Hunni and MC . I✓ guests 31esterday of Mr. Oliver Johnson at their home at Goderich. Messrs. Chas. Hall of 5 and W. Hall of Amhcrs in town Saturday on their their home ; - at Constance they are spending a vac Mir. Walter Jackson, Bra , spending'life major -part. days at his old home in hopes to spend a few da old camp ground by Vie Mr. and Mrs, T. Kemp an sons, Clifford and Anders Lon- don spent over the we' Mr. and Mrs. S. Ke'up to' the city on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Itgili Gibson Mas- ter Bertram motored up Tor- onto on Sunday and will guest's ler a .Week or ,so lady's parents, Mr. and 1 been in Brus- sels gone sere to buil k visit- ing little son a mono in s of King Mr, and a few clay in town o Cloderieh ftli MIS par- ents, Johnson formerly Miss • o£ Rcv has been of Miss Lawson and Mr .ford were and Mss summer St. Thomas .burg were way to where !•tion, Brantford, is of his holf- town but yrs at the lake. d their two Anderson, of Lon-. k erul with Loin!; i ark afternoon.. and Mas from Tor- be the.• of the. Mrs, A. Cook. Mur.' Clarence Paisley returned Satur- day after spending a 'fortnight with friends at, Detroit, Tecumseh and other parts in lelichigan, Ile re - whiled his duties at :Ike Royal Bank Monday. Miss Daisy Copp was in from Bay- field over the week -end. Mrs. W. Graham is 'spending a week or so with Stanley township friends. Mrs. Connor is sending a vacation with her husband's people at Mt. Forest. Miss Burke of St. Thomas is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E.G. Courtice," Mt. Oswald hunt of London has been visiting in town during the past week. • Mr, Ernest Izzard of Toronto spent the week -end at the parental home in Goderich township. Miss Sybil Courtice left on Monday for a visit of some weeks with friends in Michigan. Mr. J. A. Brown of the J. A, Brown, Co.,Milwaukee., Wis. spent ppennt a few days with his sister, Mrs. T A. Greig. Mrs. B. Fraser of Regina, Sask., who has been visiting friends around Londesboro, 'has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Medd this week. Miss M. McRoberts came up from London on Friday and '• joined her sister, ,Miss Flossie, who Isis .been visiting friends in town and vicin- ity, Mrs D. A. Rossleft on Saturday for atelier after a : visit of several weeks with Mrs. Conch and Mrs,. Ross in town and at their cottage at Bayfield. Miss Hattie Holloway has resumed her duties in Mr. W. Brydone s of- fice aftero, having holidayed during the month of July. Miss MGlvor is taking the month .of August. Mrs. Flodgen's and Miss Edith re- turned from Goderieh the end of the weer ,and went on to London on Friday to visit a few days be- , fore returning to their house in Toronto. Miss Lulu Couch, who has been spending a few weeks camping neon Ripley, ;has been the guest for a few day's this week of her cousin, Mrs, W. .t, ]loss, before leaving for her lieine at llright. Mt. Will' Souutlicombc of : Toestrto, ncph^w of Mr. Jas. and the Misses Southcombe of town, has been en- gaged as teacher of classics and• history on the staff of tbe Wingharn High school. and will continence his 'duties Sept, 1st. " Mrs. Weir and her second ';son, Mr. Ted Weir, who spent some three months with her `' son, Mr. Len Weir, I.Iullett, returned .1,0 London' ,Tuesday.' Shortly they intend go- ing. out to Moosomin, Sask., to visit Mrs: Thompson, Mrs. Weir's Sister. The News From Londesboro. t•. Miss L. Mains returned after spend- ing a few weeks with London friends. Mrs. Thos. Roberton visited at the House of. Mr.. BI Mason of Blyth on Friday of last- week. Mr. anil. Mrs. II. Longman and tWo children of London spent a few days at tlrc home of Mr. George- Long- tnau, Mr. and Mrs. R. Watters of London spent; the weolt-end with the lady's mother, Mts. W. Riley. Mr. and Mrs. J. Webster of Toron- to spent a few days at the home, of Mr, ,Jas. Webster in the village, 1Vliss B. Brogden, Misses Eleanor: and Jean Mains of London ,spent Sun- day at their homes here, • Mrs, D. E; Dewar returned to Lon-. don Saturday after spending a month with her mother, ilius. Tl o Lyon. a Rev. W. and Mrs 1 execs., and 1VIa's- ter Grant visited friends in the vic- inity, during the past week. Mr. Pearcy occupied the pulpits of Burns and Knox churches Sunday last. It is needless to say large congregations greeted him. Yosamiarimmmessosamisk Miss Verna MoVettio of Goderich is.. visiting her cosss;n, hirs. 5. Braith- waite, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Richarde of Livingston, Montana, are visiting at, the home of Mr. Fred Richards. London Road Mr. George Rowcliffe of London ;eacnt the week -end with his mother and other relatives. The James Ross farm which will be sold by 'public auction on Sept, 3rd consists of 92 acres, not 42 as was. advertised. Mrs. Jennison and Miss P. Jenni- son of Cliliton spent a day last. week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. McKnight. Misses Donna and Ina Layton. of Setr a n th are, visiting With their cousin, Miss Hazel Pepper. Mr, Phil. Rowcliffe is ' having a foundation built under the. barn which he bought from Mr. 'trick of Gorier-• 4e}i township. rnniorm► II1D-SUIIIEIL. SIIOE BALE. Our fifth semi-annual shoe sale is proving a greater success than we anticipated, and to make it still more interesting to you, we will this week place on sale ad- ditional lines at prices that move them out quickly, Women's Patent and Kid Oxfords,regular $3.00; salep rice $1.9 8 Wonien's Patent Pumps, regular $2,50 and $3.00, sale price 1.98 Women's iiid Oxfords, sizes 2, 21, 3, 3 , 4, reg, $2, 50 to 3.50 s -9 g $ rp 8 Men's Tan Calf Boots, regular $1,50 to 5,00, sale price 2.98 13ov's Fine Bools, regular $2:50 and $3.00, Men's Canvas Boots, regulara$2 00 to $2.50, sale price .98 sale prise .98 air S. CHAPMAN A11 MA PHONE:lO..