The Clinton News Record, 1915-08-26, Page 8It •Nke
to sit onto,, the porch in a nice .wil-
'low rocker or roomy porch chair, Ev-
en in doors such things help to make
Boni mermore :comfnrtable, 'gave You
seen ow display Pti
;Summer
Furniture.?
If not, by all means come and look at
it. The very sight of it will ;make
you think how much cooler your house
would be'it furnished with it. There
is no season why it shouldn't be. The ,
price won't stop .you,
Ball & Atkinson
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors.
Store Phone 104.
'3. A. ATKINSON, 1Phone
IL.OBA.LL Phone I10,
180
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De .Laval : Cream Separator
The World Standard.
Ideal Green Feed Silos,
Alpha Gasoline Engines,
.De Laval Oil and
Wendott Cleanzer.
Stock of repairs kept at my house 3
doors west of Commercial Hotel and
repairing done Saturday afternoons.
Also Agent for Newcombe Pianos,
W. Hamilton, Phone 207 Clinton.
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� ATTENTION!
We have bought largely and have had goods com-
ing in all the year so far and our stock at the present.
time is heavy in fact more than we should carry at
this season of the year. So in order to reduce ` it as
much as possible 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 15d 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.,
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Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits
More Business
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We thirl.k our Shoes take the topmost osition,-in
every particular 1
FOR STYLE, FIT, EQUALITY, 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 IEEE !
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.
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NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT
filehave, jest received a. carload of the ran a old brand
of Portland'Ceruent which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction, it,always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS,
Clinton
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1915 for 40 cents.
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Blouse -with Jabots
Juniper and Suspender Skirts -
Draped,,Gathered and Tucked Skirts
Sleeves in Mitten sad Leg -o' -Mutton Style
'These are new styles, and with many
other up-to-date features are shown. in the
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A free copy awaits you Maur Standard Pattern'
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Often the Cheapest -Always the Best.
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lylisses Etmna and Edna Lavis visited
friends in London on Friday.
Lieut. Laycock of the S. A. was in
Windsor and district last week.
Miss Ruby Wise visited �vitlt Dungan-
non and Goderioh friends the past
week,
Captain Moffat of the S. A. was con-
fined to her room through illness
this week.
Mr. G. D. .McTaggart; anti Lieut.
George McTaggart were- in Toronto
on Tuesday,
Mr, Thos, Arohcr spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ' MCBrien
of the 4th eon., East Hallett,
Miss I'fena Pickett of the postofiice
staff is now enjoying the first week
of her well-earned vacation,
Miss Mae Tinker returned home lion -
day alter a Sorttiight's visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of Lue now.
Mr. Garnet McBrien has returned
from Winnipeg and i; visiting at
the Homestead on the 4th of Uul-
let t,
Miss Annice Bhrtliff of the staff of
nurses in Victoria ' hospital,
London, has returned to enjoy her
holidays at home.
Mr. Joseph Greene of Hamilton and
Mr. Richard Greene of Toronto vis-
ited their brother, Rev. J osias
Greene, on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Brickenden, after
a fortnight'sholiday, at the lake-
side, were guests Saturday to Tues-
day of Mr. and Mrs. E. Rodaway.
Mr. John May left last week to visit
his son at Estevan, Man., and
Mrs. Map and her daughters, Minnie
and Carrie, have been visiting in
Exeter.
Mrs. W. T. Hawkins and her two
little daughters and son, Madelaine
and Harriet and Hugh, returned on
Saturday last from a three weeks'
visit in Hamilton.
Mrs. Kearns returned home -on
Wed-
nesday 'of last week after a very
pleasant month's visit with her
neice at Buffalo,. and at other points
in New York State .and at the
Falls.
1VIrs. A. Ginn left on Tuesday after-
' noon for Foam Lake, Sask.,- to
make her home with Mr daughter,
Mrs, John Henry: She journeyed
via Cochrane an the. National
Transcontinental.
Mr. Wm. G. Smith left by the har-
vesters excursion on lueu:lay .to
visit his two daughters, at Saska-
toon, Saslr. When he left he expect-
ed
xpected to he away two or three mouths
or maybe until the end of the. year.
Mr. Wilfrid Dickenson of Hamilton.
has been spending the past` week; in.
Clinton, the s,frounding towns and
a hamlet or so anti was real pleas-
ed to be able to say that -of- them
all business Seems 'to be the most
brisk in Clinton. He was good
enough, too, to say that the tan
looks to be improving all along
the line.
Mr, Joshua Cole, who paid his first
visit to Clinton over fifty-two
years ago ,add who has come back
at wide -intervals since, is in town
this week calling upon his relatives
. the Cooks,, the Cantelons and' the,
Coles. On Saturday he will oh -
,serve his .80th birthday and lie
.0w:tying tris years very lightly. His
home is in
Mr. and Mrs. ( W. Rohl?, returned on
•T.luursdap.last, the vacation period
being now ,just' about:, over. The
. 'major part ;of their holiday they
spent on the 'fruit ranch of Mrs.
-Robb's father at Vinelands, near
St. Catharines, and as a wind.up
they bad an enjoyable fortnight in
Muskoka. Mr. Robb . is Master of
Mathematics at the C.C.I.
Mr, George Wise of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is over on a visit to his brothers,
Mr. John Wise of town and Mr. Ed-
ward Wise of ifoderi.oli township.
1 -Ie is a contemporary of Tom
Jackson and Joe Rettenbury and
there is a great recalling, of by-
gone events, which might otherwise'
have almost passed out of recollec-
tion, when the three get 'together
on Mr, Wise's almost annual, visits.
Clinton News -Record
August 26th, 1191
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We are now 'ready with a complete range of new:fallsuitings to take yourorder and make you up a suit
that in tit, style and finish will be excelled by zone.
All: Men Buying New Clothes Want Their Money's Worth
and They Get It At BRO'WN'S.
By money's worth we mean the fullest and completest value in fabric, fit and fashion that money can buy
Most men's clothing stores that we know of sell pretty good clothing,. - But BROWN'S clothing store
holds to a standard in choice of fabrics and in actual detail of making that places our clothing in a class by itself.
BROWN'S men's suits, whether high priced orlow priced, -too satisfy us, must be • better and we see to
it that they are are better. The "pretty good" kind won't do.
Our Men's Cothing Store Keeps It's Customers Right With Fashion.
When you order a suit made at BROWN'S you caa depend upon it being thoroughly reliable in every
way,7 It is not the material of which a garment is made alone that counts. It is the hundred and one little
details in the making and fitting which bring about the effect that only a skilled tailor can produce. We stand
behind every garment that leaves our work rooks and will guarantee style, fit and finish that will suit the most
fastidious taste.
We can give you the suit you are looking for—supposing of course you are looking fol a good suit ; all
wool in fabric and correctly tailored,
We Also Carry A Full Line of Men's Furnishings.
Agents forAgents for
Priestley's DressBnowiN7s B u t t e r i c k
.Goods, Patterns,
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About People You Know
Mr. Ed. Foster is in Godericlt.
Magistrate Andrews was in. Toronto
on Monday.
Miss ila Bowden is visiting. at 11-
derton and London.
Mr. Wilbur Wallis was in Ingersoll
and London last Friday.
Miss M. Clarke is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ogle Cooper in Collingwood.
Miss Edna Pennabakcr is able to be
around again after a fortnight's ill-
ness.
Miss Edna Lavis is visiting for a
few days in Brantford, the guest of
Miss Bessie Walker.
Rev. F. C. Harper filled the pulpit
of St. James' church, London, on
Sunday, both services.
Mr. Win. Robb left on Tuesday for
Clifford to visit his son, a druggist
in that thriving place.
Mrs. J. E. and d Master Billy
have been visiting at the ladies par-
ental home in Markdale.
Misses Marion and Jean Bogie of
Goderich are the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. H. Pennabakcr.
Mr. James Scott, Clinton's efficient
postmaster, returned Saturday from
a three -weeks' vacation spent at
Carleton Place.
Mrs. T. J. Elliott, after a couple of
weeks' slay. in Clinton, returned
on Saturday evening last to her
home in Brucefield,
Miss Luella Walkinshaw returned on
Saturday from a fortnights holi-
day at Kincardine and Wingham
and has resumed • her duties as
stenographer in the Royal Bank.
Mr. and 'Mrs. S. C. Andrews and
their two children, Colin and Lois,
after a• month's visit with the for-
mer's •.partatttu, Mr. - and Mrs. S. j,
Andrews, lent on Monday to re-
turn to their home at Alix, .Alberta.
Mr, and Mrs. Will . Plumsteel and
family returned on Friday last from
a visit of several weeks with Mrs.
Plumstcel's parents, Nir. and. Mrs.
J. W. Hill of 'Ox'bow, Sask. They
all enjoyed- the' trip but are glad to
be back in old Clinton again.
Mr. John Cowen;- iviio came cast last
week -from Wilkie, Sisk., and visite:
cd at Mt. H. Bill's and MrRobt,
Watkins., lel for the west this week
,accompanied• by his wife Who made
`finite an, aktended visit with her
sisters, Mrs: Watkins and Mrs. klill„
Mi, E. "Lewis Evans of Louisville;
Kentucky, visited- his brother and
Si•utei; 'lift frank Evans Anil Miss
Evans of town, On 'I`huirsday last,
Pressing business though made his
stay a voryt short one and lie left
on the evening train for Detroit
and points south: Mr. Evans likes
to get back to. his native town as
often as he can, but his duties as
manager of the Tobacco Workers'
Union do not permit of . any Or
-
tended ,holiday. It might easily be
inferred from his remarks that the
noisy Teutonic element which re -
'sotto to dynamite does not by any
manner of means represent the best
sentiment • in the United States.
which is. by a very • large majority
in favor of the Allies,
Mrs. J. Rati-enbury was in Toronto
this week.
Dr. Shaw was quite ill dor a few
days of the past week, but is now
nearly himself again.
Mrs. Robert IIanna reterned to her
home at Milverton yesterday,
Misses Jessie and Bessie McNally of
Guelph are guests of Mrs, A. J.
Holloway!.
Mrs, John Lamb of near Walton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carbert,
this week.
Mr. Colin Shaw, accompanied by
Miss Madden Shaw; was in Tor-
onto last week.
Miss Jennie Miller left on Tuesday
morning for Moose,jaw, Sask., to
visit her sister, Mrs. W. T. Can-
telon, and others.
Mrs. John Gibbings returned on
Friday
last from as+v
en weeks'
'
visit withher n
son, bIr, Iiow•ard
Grant of Virden, Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr and little
daughter of Crediton visited last
week with Mrs. Kerr's cousin, ;
Mrs., Win. Wheatley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Watson and Miss Clete
Watson, Blyth, were guests of Mrs.
1). 13: Kennedy on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bent. Mcilveea and
their two . daughters, - Helen and
Jean, of Toronto, have returned to
the city after several days visit
with .the former's mother, Mrs. F.
Mellveeit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Downsand
children, who accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. 1 . G, Matthews of Listowel on
a Motoring tour through, Huron,
Perth and WellingtoncotWive, ar-
tiveti home Tuesday evening.
Mr. Wesley L., C'ockeriirte, formerlpof
Clinton but 110W of Toronto, Famed
his • matr,icidatipn examination and
purposes entering the, . Law School
this fall. 1:-l'.is friends ' hereabouts
will be glad to hear of his sueniss,
Rev. F. 0. Harper returned this
week ;'tont camp near Algonquin
Park, Parry Sound _Di'strict,, but
left for C'arbondale,.,.Pan on. Wed-
nesday on receiving -word that bis
eldest brother, Dr. J. CS Harpee,
Of that cityhaAl died as
result
of injuries received in an accident.
Mr'. G1'. Jackson, C.P.R. agent, bob'.; -
ed the following to western • points
nn' Tuesday Miss Jennie Miller to
Meesejaw, C. Forbes' to Eidnionton,
IL, Bonding, John Flynn, Oweef
Reytaoldsi and Finisher - Young to
Winnipeg, - W. - Simpson' it Lawson,
W. Cf. Smith to Saskatoon, Alex.
Morris to Yiscount and Bert Wiltse
to Elbow. m '
Dr. Roy Ball, who •is now qualified
"to hang out. hip shingle," , but
who is adding to lis elrtoieney by
taking a year's training as' hease,
surgeon in St. Michael's hospital,
Toronto,' is. spending a .Portion of
his holt-clays as guest of• his aunt,
Mrs. F. Mcllvecn, Victoria street.
Dr. Roy's, very many Wender in and
about.. Clinton are- glad to meet
hint again and to see how well he
is looking.,
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The News - From Londesboro.
Misses i erguson and Geddes and
Messrs. J. McCallum spin N. Geddes
of Belgrave spent Sunday at the
home of l'ls'. I).. Geddes,
Miss S. - Gibbs, Messrs. Reuben
Gibbs, Harvey Bunking, Ern Lee and
James and Fred Crawford left Tues -
clay for the west.
Master Archie and Miss Gibson of
Wroxeter are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. James Campbell,
Mr.. Chas. and Mrs; Hutton spent a
few days with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton.
Mrs. Frank C#ibtis and Miss -. Sadie
of Clinton spent a few days this
week with friends here.
Orrin Cartwright of London spent
tin week -end with his parents,
Miss. C'rysler •of Delhi is visiting her
sister, firs. J. 0. Lounsbe'y.
Mr. Bert Btu sdon left Saturday
y
of last week to spend a few dales
with Ingersoll friends after which; he
will leave there for M•oosejaw, Sask.
Mr. Wilt. Bell has purchased the
farce belonging to 13. Herrington on
the 13th con.
Matthew Bruce received word of
tine death of his brother Robert at
Lashburn, Sask., on Sunday. It is
just a •little over 'two weeks since
Ninit-hew returned from visiting his
brother and while he did not expect
his 'brother's recovery he did not
think he would be taken so soon•
Cancer was the cause of death.
Mt. J, W. Cartwright 'and famit"
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spent Monday. at Godericlt.
Miss Lowday Young returned
Tuesday of 'this week after spending e,
few weeks with Brantford, Toronto
and Whitby friends.
Miss Maude Lyon..left Tuesday of
this week to take up her work a'...♦
deaconess at St. John's, Nfld.
Mr. Wallace Allen of London stent
Sunday with friends here,
Miss L. Loon leaves on Tuesday to
resume her duties as teacher in East
IVawanosli, near Wingham. This is
her third year in charge in that sec-
tion.
At the regular monthly meeting o
the Women's Institute to be held on
Thursday afternoon next the topic
will be : "The moral and physical
barns of fault finding."
Hullett Township
Messrs. John Flynn and Owen
Reynolds left on 'Tuesday morning for
Portage la Prairie.
Miss Florae Jobin of Toronto is
visiting at the home of Mr. Thos.
Tighe,
,l'Ir, James Medd .has purchases a
new auto.
Miss Mabadfy of Clinton spent Sun-
day with, Misio Kathleen Quigley,
Good Morning I Are you a News -
Record Subscriber I
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School Shoe.
School Days Are Almost Here.
We are prepared to meet the requirements
of the girls and boys in Schoolooi Shoes, our stock
contains all the newshapesin all leathers.
Prices to suit every purse, and also that
most essential point that School Shoes must
have good wearing qualities.
Call and see for yourselves. It will be a
pleasure to show you what we have,
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