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The Clinton News Record, 1915-09-23, Page 81 a:. 777777 Style Show OUR CHOICELiNES OF FALL AND' WINTER •FOOTWEAR ARE READY !.. We invite an inspection of the Season's Newest and Best of Shoes for Men, Women and Children -the Choicest Shoes and the Best Values the Country's Best Maker's produce Come to see what we are showing in Footwear for the Fall and,Winter Season l It will afford us great pleasure to have an oppol-. tunity of showing you the many styles I' Our expert Shoe Service is always at your com- mand and we solicit your consideration 1 FRED. JACKSON The Good Shoes Store. 1 Better School Shoes I Does Your Boy Need New Shoes? If he does let him try a pair of our boy's heavy solid leather school shoes, They will not: disappoint you in wear and` are very moderately priced. ..• • We are also showing a special line cf girl's shoes which cannot be equalled in town. Try a pair, they are the best value your money' can buy. Men's and Boy's Clothing. Our stock of ready-to-wear clothing is now very complete. We have men's tweed and worsted suits from $6.50 to $15,00 and black and blueserge suits from $10 to $18; Boy's Suits From $2,50 Up: Boy's' Pants from 50e to $1.50 per pair. Men's Odd .Pants from $1.50 to $4.50 per pair. Having placed our orders for our clothing before there was any decided advance in woollens we have all our clothing at about old prices, Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits More Business 1 New Fitted Coats' which have full flared hips Norfolk and Sports Coats Nipped Waistline in Coats and Dresses Smocked, Shirred, Tucked' and Gathered Dresses Princess Dresses in various styles 1 and Jumper Skirts ate the ; latest up-to•clate features, and together with many ,other beautiful styles will be shown in the STANDARD FASHION BOOK For Autumn 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. OUR SPECIALTIES. Singer Sewing Machines. lit is not necessary for us to say anything about the good quality of Singer sewing machines, they have made an enviable reputation for -themselves. They are without a doubt the hest household machine made. It you contemplate buying a machine come and talk it over with ns, Ostermoor Mattresses are good mattresses. We will give you thirty nights free trial and if not satisfied return to us and get your money back. The price is $15. Domestic Vacuum Cleaners. Every house should own a Domestic Vacuum Cleaner. They will clean your rugs and carpets thoroughly and if used once or twice a week you will save all your sweeping and dusting. Free trial given. Price $12.00. Columbia Grafonolas. We invite you to come in and bear our Columbia Grafonolas and you will say they are the best toned, and the most distinct talking nia- chine you have heard. Crone in and ask for any record and we will play it for yon. Ball & Atkinson Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors. Store Phone 10.4. N. BALL Phone 110, ismassomonsstassmosamw 3, A. ATKINSON, Phone 188 , nmi ea lanaanitlngl ::aamxlt lh. Clinton News -Record' Septeml4a23rd, 11915 Mr. Otto Fink and Miss McLeod mot - tired to London Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Gaudier and family are sl:ending a few weeks at Bay - Mrs. S. 13. Clarke, after a week's vis- it in town, returned to her hprne in Hanover on Saturday afternoon last. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Plumsteel have returned from their honeymoon trip and have taken up their residence in town. Miss Vine Stevens is Lome from Toronto and is spending a three- -weeks' holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stevens, William street. Rev. Wm, Moulton was in London last week attending the HIuron Col- lege Alumni meeting and also the Western Fait.. Mrs, C. W, Robb returned Saturday from Hamilton and Vineland. Her brother, on account of whose ill- ness she bad been called to the former place is improving, De Laval Cream Separator The World Standard. Ideal Green Feed Silos, Alpha Gasoline Engines, 1)e Laval Oil and Wendott Cleanzer. • Stock of repairs kept at my house 8 doors west of Commercial Hotel and repairing done Saturday afternoons. Also Agent for Newcombe Pianos. D. W. Hamilton, ' Phone 207 Clinton, CEMENT ,NATIONAL -PORTLAND We have :hist received a carload of the sane old brand of;Porbland.Cement which bas always given you such cocci-. plete satisfaction. It always 'fillsyour requirements. You cannot make a mistake using the National. SJ. ANDREWS, - 'Clinton >. The News -Record to any address in • Canada to end • o1 1915 for 25 cents: Squire James Snell and Mrs. Snell of Hallett expect to leave October 4th for the Pacific coast to visit the big Fair at San Francisco and friends at Los Angeles and other points. Mr. and hire. George W. Pearson and babe of Wayne, Mich., returned home on Saturday after spending a fortnight at the hone of the form - ex's patents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Downs spent a few days list week in London, see- ing the sights at the Fair, Carling Heights, and also visiting Mr, and. Mr's. Clif. Downs and Mt. and Mrs. Chas. Sehlinune. Dr. and Mrs, A. P. Squire of Rotter- dam Jct., N.Y,, have been spending a fortnight visiting the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rathwell of Princess street, also with friends and relatives in Goderi'h and Stanley townships. Mr. Frank I•li-bhert of Fort Francis spent a few days of the past week visiting his mother and sister; Mrs. Hibbert and Miss Elsie Ribbert, Albert" street. He visited his bro- ther in Toronto and friends at other points before; leaving again. for the Rainy River nretra-lolis. Miss Bessie Porter, who has been visiting her, sister in England for the past year and who had started home onthe ill-fated Arabicl, in teens eoigling hack to Canada next month. 1-Ier many Clinton friends will he pleased to welcome ]ler and will wish her a sate and pleasant voytage. Mr. A. Case and his son, Mr.. Pa;ed. Case, arrived on Thursday last from Rose, New York, and have since been busy getting react}, to resume operations at the Evapora- tor, There is not even an average crop of apples in this district, brei of what there is Mr. Case is sure to g,it a big share for in several years experience the farmers have found that Ire floes business on the square. Mr. John W. Jowett of Watroatl, Minn.; was in toren for a couple of hours on Monday. He fa a son of Mrs. T. R. Jowett of Bayfield and in his 'student .days, attended' the CI:CI.I He thus knows' many about town though it is now quite a number 6f 'years. +since -he„ located at Watroad lvhexe he is -head of a `telephone;,compani' with' a miienge of two hundred mites, Mr, Jo.vett. made the • trip over in his car, a distance of 1600. riles so 'Poet when ire .gets back home agtln his speedometer will gay three -two and two ciphers. In his trip he crowd four States and Ontario adfl raid that in Indiana, Illinois and part of Mtclfigan he found the roads beastly. In Minnesota, tiny were fairly good and in , this Province best of all. The weather in. Fit-ne- sota has the pant's summer been avid • and wet. Mr• Jowett looked as ii. the good things Of life aro corning his way: COME ArND SEE' OUR --FIRST` COMPLETE DISPL Y OF THE LOVE ;Y; NSW AUTHIONS- 0 • aae Garments..: Furs All women want to know what the Fall and Winter Fashions are to be. Therefore, all Wom- en await with considerable interest. for Brown's announcement that the new styles, are in read- iness. Keeping in touch, as we do, with .the authentic sources of inspiration,the fashions are always new -and correct. • For months we have been planning, studying, working -on this dis- play. And now we invite you to enjoy the hospitality of this store, in its gale dress of rich aut- umn tints and fabrics, and to view_the new styles in all their, freshness and beauty. Are you in- terested ? Of course you are, and we shall be glad to have you attend this Display. A `Magnificent Showing of Women's .Tailored Coats.' That the styles of the new outer garments are already popular, is evidenced by the fact that so many of our customers have already chosen our new coats, - And we are sure that, after an inspection of the many models on display, you will agree with us, that the showing is a most satisfying one, in point of variety, beauty and price. The New Coats are here in more wonderful variety than ever, Great, cosy coats, of soft, warm fabrics in autumn colors, many mixtures and softened plaids and over -plaids. Then there are the handsome coats of plush and fur -fabrics that bid fair to have first place in Fashion fav- or for the many occasions when a separate coat is the oily garment that meets your need. And no matter what the material, coats are all on generous lines with flaring skirts, some with pleats, many with broad belts, some with military touches andnearly all designed to be worn either open or closed at the throat. RICH FUR SETS IN ARTISTIC NEW FASHIONS. One touch of fur transforms the whole costume—adds beauty and style as nothing else can and Fashion insistently demand furs this season. Therefore our stocks are abundant and unusually well assorted, Animal effects lead and muffs and neckpieces show varied arrangements of heads, tails and paws. In neckpieces the stole made from a single akin and worn with the head and tail hanging over the shoulder, promises to be very fashionable. The new muffs, are in round, pouch and pillow shapes, all varied in a number of ways. Long-haired furs—notably, fox and wolf -are extremely fashionable, but not to the exclusive of the ever– popular Mink, Hudson Sable, etc., some very handsome sets being shown in these. New Goods That Will Also Add to the Interest of Your Visit. The New Dress Goods and Silks -'The New Velvets and Trimmings The New Coatings - The New Waists The New Rugs and House Furnishings --The. New Smallwares, Etc. Women's Store Dry Goods and ZROWN' 'House Furnishings Phone 67, 13 Men's Store 1Vlerchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, About People You Know Mr. James Wiseman of Chicago- vis- ited last Week with his brother, Mr. John Wiseman, Collector of Cus- toms. Miss Mary McCaughey returned home Tuesday evening after spending the past few months in Blyth and Guelph. Mrs. Cranston and the Misses Tor- rance have been holidaying at Breezy Bayfield during the Past week. Mr. James Snell was judge of Gallo - ways and fat cattle and assisted with the Herefords at the London Fair. Mr. John Ransfeird was in Torontp last week attending the meting of the General Synod of •the Anglican Church. Mr. Jacob Slotnan, ' who . went to assist in the harvesting and was engaged at Hartney, was taken ill and reached home Monday. Miss Marion Irwin, who has been spending the Past couple of months in the mountains with a mission camp from Montreal, has returned home. Mr Jelin Stewart came into town • from his home in Goderich town- ship on Saturday and was taken suddenly i11, and has since been at the home of his ncice, Mrs. G. 81 Elliott, Mr. Edward Steep of Pe.rolea, son of Mt. and Mrs. Wm. Step of town, leas enlisted for ovetenas ser- vice and is now in tattling at Lon- don. Mrs. Steep and children are staying in Clinton ice: the present.. Mr. M. K. Richardson of Flester:ton. at; ono' time member for South Grey in the Dominion Parliament, was in town yesterday attending the fun- etal of the late Rev. J. Greene, the latter having been his pastor over fort} pars ago and a warns friendship having been, kepi: 'up be- tween theut ever: since. Mr. and Mrs. John Sehoenhals, Mr. Eddie Schcenhals and Miss Olive Schoenhals and their guest, Miss Schoenhals of Berlin, loft on Friday last' on 'a motoring trip whi'ch took in a 'score of towns including Mill ebell, Listowel; Durham, ChcsleY and Hanover. In the last mention- ed town they. spent Sunday with t'clatives, returning home that ev- ening. Mr. Win: Taylor, Chicago, of the clerical staff of the Illinois 'Central Railway, with which he has been connected for several years, spent a few days in town last week as the gust of Mt. James Stevens: Ile motored up. from London wide his brother, Mr: Israel Taylor of the Confederation Life insur;ince Company and one of its Brost sue, cessfu1 rcprosontatives in ,the big ground which tete Corapanp covers. The Mess s l'al'lor spent their ;youth ]fere, retain the most pleas- ant recollections of the oil town. aid when they retire front the ne- tivities of hUsinea's life they will "both in all probability make their home fa `Clinton. r , , •81:r. Harry hunt of Galt is spending a iew days in the old town this week. Mrs. A. Cole of. Wal+ne, Mich., sent a few days last weer: visiting Mrs. 11. Pearson. Mr, and -Mrs. J. 13. Lavis returned from London on Saturday last af- ter spending a few days at the big Western Fair. Miss 86ina Middleton spent last week as the guest of D1r. and Mts. C. G. Middleton of the Huron Road, just west of town, Miss Irene Gould, Burs: -in -training at 11•ingliam hospital, is spending h'er holidays atthe parental, home, that of Mr. and Mrs. 1-I, Gc,ald. Mrs. .Joseph Lawrence visited her daughter, Mrs. Shepherd cd Lon- don, during Fair week, also Mrs. Cassels of Goderich township. Mts. Leech of Goderich has been in town for a few days this iwoek, hav- ing come to attend the funeral of Rev. J. Greene, a life-long friend, Rev. Richard Redmond of Exeter vis- ited his Deice, Mrs, J. R. Lavis, on Wednesday. Mr. Redmond came ov- er to be present at the funeral of 1lis late Rev, Ms.. Greene. Breeds Prize Winning Sheep. Squire James• Snell. Each and crony year for many years past Squire ,Snil's Leseisters have, won many prizes at the Toron- to and London Fairs: At the Fair just elos,d in Toronto the winnings were and cn aged ram, and en sliearliug ram, 4th on ram lamb, 1.st and 3rd on aged ewes, 1st and and on shearIing ewes, 1st and 3rd on ewe lambs, and for best 4 ewe lambs, Championship tot best female, 1st for the open flock, and ,also the "Govern- ment Government prize of $50 for the hest five steep bred by one ram. At London the above was repeated; with the addition of Int for best flock of five shee,riings and the shear- ling ram won lst instead of and as.. at Toronto, The News From Londesboro.. DIisses Miunie and Els:e Lpoit ' are visiting London friends., Mrs. Strain and 'son of Barley spent the past week with her hus- band, who is relieving at the G.T.R. station here. Mr. Frank Hibbe:t of Fort Frances called on Londesboro friends en Sat- urday. Mr. Wm. Tamblyn spent the past week with Kincardine frien;ls. } Pte. Orrin Cartwright of London Wet the week -end at his home here. At a congregational meeting in the Methodist church on Monday evening it was decided to hold • the usual fowl supper on the e;•ening of Thanks- giving Day. D1r. Win. Bunking has purchased the farm owned by Mr, Will Longman, he having purchased Mr. Bruce'S farm on the 12th concession. Good Morning 1 News -Record means News -Leader. Are you a suhsuri rer ? Personals. Mrs. E. J. •Jenkins of Toronto came up 31:sterday for the funeral of Mr. Greene. Mr, Baker and the Misses Baker, Ful- lerton, their guest, Miss Forman., and Mrs. Campbell of Mitchell mot- ored up yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr. Greene. Constance. Mr. and Mrs. 13. 13. Stepheitsoti. spent a few days recently visaing, friei>;'s at I;liniville and Exeter, Miss Vera Colciough `spent a week with friends in London. A number from hereabci is visited / the London Fair Last week. Mr. Cole of Orillia and Mrs• Adam Glazier of Clinton spent Monday as the guest's of their sister, i1Irs. P. Pollard. Mrs. Geo, Rilelr and Mrs. Dulmage spent a few days in London with their sister and other. friends. Mr, and Mrs. 1d. Crawford of Lon- desboro called on Mr, Geo. Riley on Sunday. Sunday will be Rally Day in the - Sunday school. Miss hate Jamieson, formerly of Constance was quietly married on June 16th to Mr. Robt, Gowaalock of Deloraino, Man. Old friends wait belated congratulations which are - none the less hearty for being late. TIIR LOCAL MARKET. Wheat 80c to 85c. Oats 35o Barley 460 to 50e. Butter 20e to 23c. Eggs 21c to 22e. Live flogs $0.00. - New Fall Footwear. The New Fall Shoes ingaforsltl e new season faithfully reproduced'all the style, features of the highest priced custom made. We can meet every possible requirement you may have in our line at. moderate expense and guarantee thorough satisfaction with every pair. They are refined styles, made of the best materials and easily take the lead for quality and valve, We are showing an especially good line of wom- en's shoes in all leathers, buttoned or laced, at $3,50 These we have received and placed in stock., IOW S. CHAPMANr PHONE !Q