HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-09-30, Page 8Clinton News -Record
September 30th, 1915
OUR CHOICE LINES OF FALL AND
WINTER FOOTWEAR ARE READY T
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
It will afford us great pleasure to have an oppol-
tunity of showing you the many styles !
Our. expert Shoe Service is always at your com-
mand and we solicit your consideration !
FRED. JACKSON
The Good Shoes Store.
Better School Shoes!
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 of 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 blue serge suits
from $1t) to $1S,
Boy's Suits From $2.50 Up.
Boy's Pants from 50c 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
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OUR SPECIALTIES.
Singer Sewing Machines.
Itis not necessary for us to say anything about the good quality of
Singer sewing machines, they have made an enviable re a reputation for
themselves. They are without a doubt the best household machine
made. It you contemplate buying a machine come and talk it over
with us.
Ostermoor Mattresses
are good mattresses. We will give yon thirty nights free trial and if
not satisfied return to us and get your money back. ' The price is $15.
Domestic Vacuum Clean:rs.
Every house should own a Domestic Vacuum Cleaner, They will
clean your rugs and carpets, thoroughly and if need once or twice a
week you will save all your sweeping and dusting. Free trial given,
Price $12,50.
Columbia Grafonolas.
We invite you to come in andhear our Columbia Grafonolas and
you will say they are the best toned and the most distinct talking ma-
chine you have heard. Conte in and ask for any record and we will
play it for you.
Ball & Atkinson
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors.
Store Phone 104.
N. BALL Phone 110, 3, A,'ATKINSON, Phone 185
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
and Jumper Skirts
are the latest up-to-date features, and
together with many other beautiful styles
will 6e 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.
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ilii: irrls
Mr. D. A. C'antelon of Monsen was
in town cci Friday.
Mrs. Fred. Mason and little daughter
Marjorie 'of London are visiting at
Mrs. R. Jennison's.
Mr. Will Southcombe of the teaching
staff of the Wingham high stool
was in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Jarnes Cooke and little •stn,
Kermit, of Buffalo are visiting the
lady's sister, Mrs. W. T. O'Neil.
Mr. Lorne Linfoot of London spent
a few days visiting at his cousin's,
Miss Flossie Pearson of the Six-
teenth.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge left
Thursday morning last for South
Bend, Ind., where they are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Millington.
Mrs, W. J. Hohnes of town and her
sister, Mrs. Archibald of Seaforth,
left yesterday' for Dunnville to re-
side for. a time with the Tatter's
son.
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,
D. W. Hamilton Phone 207 Clinton.
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NATIONAL PORTLAND CEMENT'.
We have just received a carload of the 'sari e old brand
of Portland Gement which hasalways given you such com-
plete satisfaction. 1t always fills your requirements. You
Cannot make a mistake using the National,
S. J ANDREWS,
Clinton
Apternommommemomprom
The News -Record to any
address in Canada to end of
1915 for 25 cents,
Mr. James Southcombe Iias been ill
the past week, having been confined
to bed, but it is hoped' his tcrnm as
a shut-in may not lie of long eon-
tinuenee.
Mr. W. H, Watts, formerly of Clin-
ton but more recently of Bolton,
now resides in Toronto and occa-
sionally takes employment with Mr.
Duncan Stevenson, also formerly of
this town.
Mrs, D. B. Kennedy returned last
week from Winghans where she was
engaged for a fortnight as profes-
sional nurse and on Tuesday she left
to wait upon her Sister-in-law who
is very ill.
Rev, J. E. Ford was in town Mon-
day evening on his way to Brum-
field to confer with the board of the
Methodist church there with regard
to a supply for the remainder of
the ecauferenoe year.
Mr, Harry Twitchell returned home
Friday after a visit of a couple of
months with' friends at Edmonton,
Alta. Ie also visited Calgary and
Banff and he looks as if the trip
had agreed with him.
Mr. Janos Soutlicombe has been verp
ill during the past week, an attack
of typhoid with other complications
malting his, condition serious.
Though somewhat anxious concern-
ing him his friends are hoping for
the best.
Mr. anilbirs, F. F, Gullies and baby
daughter of Waterloo were guests
over the week -end with the lady's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. J. An,
drews. Mr. C lilies. returned to
Waterloo Monday, but Mrs. Gillies
and babe remained for a few days
longer.
Miss Edith .Hodgens of Toronto has
been confined to her room for sev-
eral days by nn attack of nervous
prbsttation. The very many old
friends in and about Clinton will
be, glad to hear that she is • now im-
proving and they hose her recovery
map be rapid and complete. -
"Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Allen of Ot-
tawa," said an item in a Toronto
paper the other day, "who are vis-
iting in Toronto,, were the guests
of Mr, and Mts, Ranee and of De.
and Mrs. Belden to a dinner at a
city hotel." T'hes'e are all fa:nier
residents of Clutton,, the ladies be-
ing sisters of Messrs. W. and 1'.
Jackson.
Mr, Luxton Hill, president of the
B1pt Telephone' Company and Dir.
Alex. Elder, • the secretary thereof,
were in town,Tuesclay representing.
their, Company before the .. Railway
Board in the hearing of ' the dis•
pate between the Blyth, and McBil
lct Conrpaanies re a connection with
the. Londesboro station which the
McKillop Company desires to, make.
Mrs. Frost of Winnipeg, who came
east on accoent of the illness of her
brother, the late Rev. J. Greene,
leaves' today for Toronto and
will vitt t friends there, at Cale-
donia, Galt anti Onven Sound before
returning ,to her hoarse in Winnipeg.
Miss Beatrice Greene accompanies
her to Toronto and , will spend a
few weeks' as the guest of Mr, and
Mrs. 1s. J, Jenkins.
Hem's Your Guide �o the
`nkn�vvn in Uncierwear_
You
can tell at a glance whether an Underwear garment is warm ;, whether it is coni-•
fortably soft; whether it is well finished.
But
Its wearing -power remains obscure. So does its resistance to the wash=tub. How are.
you going to know—positively-that it will resist the hardest wear you can give it for
several seasons P .flow can you be sure that it will not shrink P
We answer: Come here and buy a suit of Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear. Care-
ful making has given it stamina. And it is guaranteed against shrinkage,
ALSO
A
FULL LINE
of
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
at
OUR MEN'S STORE
Opposite the Public'Library.
Women's Store
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67,
ROWN'S
Men's Store
Merchant Tailoring and
Men's Furnishings
Phone 103,
11111111.11
About People You Know
Dlurdoelf Ross of Bayfield was in i
town on Monday. -
Mrs. John Willis of Marlette, Mich.,
is visaing at Mrs. Bawden's.
Miss Jessie O'Neil left Friday for
Toronto to attend the Faculty, of
Education.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Weir left Monday
afternoon for their home in Swift
Current, Sas'r.
Rev. A. Macfarlane, Bayfield, Moder-
ator of the iiuron Presbytery, was
in Clinton on Friday last.
Mrs H. Dixon. and Mrs. Patterson
of Kingston are visiting their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. McConnell, Mary
street.
Mr. Geo, Swots, Mrs. Clara Rum-
bali and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rusnball
were in Wingham on Tuesday at-
tending the funeral of the late J.
E. Swarts,
Mr. Joe Ratlenbury has so far re-
covered teem the ellects of the
slight operation which be had a
week or so ago that he is able to
be about attending to business as
usual.
Rev. T. J. Snowden of Yarmouth
Centre, formerly of 1'I lmesys11c and
Varna circuits, was in - toitm and
vicinity last week, having coarse up
to attend the funeral of the late
Rev. J. Greene.
Mr. Manley Shipley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Shipley, went to Tor-
onto on Monday to begin his 'Uni-
versity eou:rse and to prepare him-
self for, the medical profesnion. He
is a good student and will no doubt
acquit himself well at Varsity.
Mr, and Mrs, John Schoonlials, Eddie
anti Misses Olive and Frieda and
their: guest, Miss Schoenhals, motor-
ed to Berlin last Friday afternoon,
returning Sunday. Miss Schoenhals,
who had visited here for several
weeks, remained at her Deme in the
city. •
Rev. Mark Rumball of Morden, Man.,
who came east to attend a meet-
ing - of a General Conference com-
mittee in Toronto, visitad his sir
ter, Mrs. J. A. ;Ford of town, also
on the homestead at <lloimesvillo
over the week -end and assisted in
tlic Rallp Day services in the Elol
mesville elnneili on Sunday.
Mr. ltrlwin Brool•s, eldest son of Mr,
and Mrs. .T. 1+.. Broo'ts o£ Mitchell
and grandson 'of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Cantelon of town, has enlisted for
overseas service' and paid a flying
farewell visit to Clinton on Tues-
day. Mr. Brooks has been uin;aged
in the drug store of his uncle, Mr,.
W. F. Cantelon of Toronto, for 'Vila
past couple of year's.
Rev, J. E. Ford of Goderich, - former-
ly of town, returned last week from
a trip to Sarnia and Port Huron
anti while in the latter city was a
visitor at the annual confluence of
the M. 331. Church of Michigan which
meets in the autumn. 7Io .al o vis4
itcd his -daughters, Mrs. (Dr) Lean,.
of 'Merton, and Miss Willa Pont'of
the teaching staff of _the Lucan
High school,
Miss M.nTavi'sh spent a few clays last
week with Seaforth friends..
Mrs. J. F. Warman is visiting her
daughter„ Mrs. J. R. Little of Es-
sex.
Mrs. Jones of C'hesley is the guest
this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Irwin.
Mr. Tony Laws.:ea was off duty for a
few daps at .the week -end owing. to
illness. Mr. George Little of Bruce -
field helped him crit on in Saturday's
business,
Rev. Frank C. Harper, who is a mem-
ber of the Senate of Knox College;
Toronto., was obliged to exercise a'
good deal of self-control this weer
in remaining in Clinton while the
formal opening of the new building
and: all the esereises connected there-
with were going forward. Tlie fact
of there being so many of his par-
ishioners ill was one of the strong-
est ties keeping' hint at his post of
duty while lie would very naturally
have much enjoyed the meeting with
old classmates and friends and the
dedicatio of ole splendid new lioinc
of liis Ainaa Mater,'
Holmesviille
Tlarvest Thanksgiving services were'
field in St. John's church, Holmesvil-
1e; on Sunday aftornobn last. There
was a splendid congregation and ex-
cellent Music under the leadership of
Mrs. F. Ford marked the ser+ices,
Rev, Wm. • Moulton gave the iiddreei.
WHAT SHOULD Bit DONEE ?
The town of Goderich at an en•
thusastie meeting last weer derided
to raise the sum of 515,000 for ' the
Patriotic Fund,the taws council .,to
contribute 15,000 of the anci:nt, the
remainder to be raised by' public s.ab-
scription,
Mr. ,beim •Toynt of Luenow has
subscribed 11,000 yearly to the
Patriotic 'Final 05 long as the war
lasts.
Is Clinton 'doing its whole duty in
regard to this natter 7 Those who
cannot fight or nurse! Ibo wounded
should fetch and carry for those whit
do. It is a time when eicryone finest
pay -in 501115 way, ' "All at 11, al-
ways at it," should .be Canada's mot-
to until this war is brought to a
successful finish.
Summerhill
I-Tarvest Thanksgiving seri-ices were
held in St. Peter's church, on Sunday
evening last and a large ` attendance
was present, 'Phe 1nealnbent preach
ed. Services will commence next Sun-
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Tell your neighbor The News -Record
• is the News -Leader,
The News From Londesboro.
Nisi A. S ungbiut spent a few days
this week 'in Goderich township with
friends.
Mr. J. W. Cartwright is preparing
for cora-cutting during the neat few
weeks.
Miss M. Lyon returned Saturday
from London, where she spent a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Dewar.
Her, J. G. Reid is spending a few
days ie Toronto rids week, having
gone down to be present at the,form-
al- opening of the new Knox College.
On his return lie will be aeeompanied
by Mrs. Reid and Misses Rosamond
and Florence, who are returning front
a visit of a couple of months with
friends at Brandon, Man.
Mrs. F. Youngblut spent a few
days this week with Stratford fri-
ends.
Miss C'ov'entry ccf Wingham was
the guest of Mrs. E. Bell Inc a few
days.. this week.
Mr, Wm. Lee had a stroke of par-
alysis on Friday and has been quite
ill, We trust he May seedily be-
gin to amend.
Mt: T. Sampson has .purchased a
valuable Jersey' cow.
Mr. John E. Taylor is spending a
few days with ;Brampton friends.
The Misses J. and. E. Steinhoff of
Blyth were week -enol guests at the
home of Mr. Chas, Watson.
Gooch Morning 1 Are yon a News -
Record Subscriber 7
Rev, C. 1. Maine will take anniver-
sary services on the Whitecli•reh cir-
cuit on Sunday next, Rev. ` IVIr. Per,
rose taking both morning and even-
ing service here,
Owing to the unfavorable 'weather
on Sundays last Rally Day ser-
vices were postponed until Sun'lar'
next, when it is hoped there will be •
a good turnout,
Tho Women's Institute will meet in:
the Foresters, hall on Thursday or
neat week. The ofTicers invite every-
body.
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Finn hare re-
turned to their home in Detroit af-
ter spending a fortnight's vacation,
with friends in town.
Mrs. Luseouabe returned last weer
from a visit in St. 'i'iaomas.
Mr. 5. A, McCaw of 'Winnipeg is
visiting the old town at present.•
Miss Amelia McLean was the gue.-,t:.
of London friencl.s during the past
week, ,
Mr. 151, C1.. Cameron is , billed to
speak at Walkerton this weer ea.
"The War and Canadian Patriotism."
Mr. Geo. Green bas returned after
an extended visit with relatives al
Pickford, Mich,
News -Record Means News Leader..
Are you a suhseriber 7
we are e
New Fall Shoes 811°W -
mg ing for t h 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 refilled styles, made of the best materials
and easily take the lead for quality and value,
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,
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