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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-10-14, Page 8• ." • Clinton News -Record Octol)et. 14th, 1915 OURrCHOICE LINES 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 I • It will afford us great pleasure to have an oppoi- tunity of showing you the:many.styles! Our expert Shoe Service is always at your com- mand and we solicit your consideration 1_ FRED. JACKSON The Good Shoes Store. 1118111•=11111111011101•1 1 Better School Shoes Does Your Boy Need New Shoes? Narrztr 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 blue serge suits from $1U to $1.8, 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 STANDARD FASHION BO 911( 9 115 • .) New Fitted Coats which have hal 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 be shown in the STANDARD FASHION BOOK OUR SPECIALTIES. Singer Sewing Machines. It 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 beat household machine made. It you contemplate buying a machine come and talk 11 over with xis. • . • 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 $12,50. • • Columbia Grafonolas. We invite you to come in and hear our Columbia Grafonolas and you will say,they are the hest toned and the moat distinct talking ma- chine you'have heard, Come 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, J, D. ATKINSON, Phone 186 amisamme 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. ,aralt I 1111111141tRupiunlilliN . I hi sa Dhlle O'Neil wars up from Tor- onto for the holiday. Miss Jean Mair was up from Toron- to for Thanksaiving. Mr. E. J. Howard of London was in town on Wednesday of last week, Miss Ida Walkinehaw was with MP - ley friends or. er the week -end an 1 holiday. Miss Jean. Chidley, who spent the Pact year with relatives in Winni- peg, returned home last week. Mrs. George .M. Mackenzie . lett on Saturday to send a couple of weeks with het parents. in Toronto. Mr. .T, T. Mustard and son oE Tor- onto sent the week -end ani holi- day with friends in towl. Mr. anti Mrs Kenyon of London were the guests for a few days last week of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkin- son. Mr. Dean Courtice, We's a -holiday vis- itor at the earental home in town, that of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cr. Cour- Hee. Mr. Fred, Rumba11 of London and. Miss Georgina Ruanball of Holmes - villa were guests over the week -end at the home of their sister, Mrs. J. A. Ford. Mr, J. R. Rumball of the law Cern ea` Kilirner & Irving, Torontci, aeent th week -end and holiday at his home in town, Krs. Jos. Guest a Winghan1 spent the weele-end and holiday at her old home on Albert street, resi- dence of Mrs, T. Mitchell. 'Miss Sadie Mahaffy has been unable owing to illness to attend to het duties in Hellyar's iowellry store for the past fortnight but it ia hoped she will soon he quite het - self again. Kr. Jos. Townsend came up • from Toronto for over the week -end. To- wards the latter part of tbe month Mr. and Mrs. Townsend purpose re- turning to Clinton etc again make their home here. Rev: F, C. Hareer 18 ab.sent in Tor- onto attending a meeting, of 11:e Knox College Senate to arrange for the ope,ning of the college ' semen anal the report of the manna of the fall examinations: • Capt. Clausin O'Neal, son of 1Wr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neil of Moose Jaw, Sask., formerly of Clinton, who fa in training fbt overseas: service, will be martial shortly to a daugh- ter of a pr.orninent citizen: of Moose wirJaaRvo. y East of the Royal Barak, Winnipeg, And Mr. Carl East of the main branch, Toronto, are home this week for the wedding of their eester, Misa Mao, whish takes place. in Wesley chardi this after- noon. Mr. Chas. Dronaltison, travelling rep- reseqtative of the SawaaaMassey Companyt of Hamilton, 'was in town on Friday last, 011 'his way to Wing - ham after a visit at the parental home in .13ayfield. Mr. and Mrs. E. Kemp came up from London on Saturday and remained over 530 Me we6,-temili(11 MwrilS, S4tlieKerne eir'''on a , Many old friend's were pleased with. • this opportunity of meeting ' them again. ' Mr. W. Siebert, formerly of havve, was in, Clinton. for a few bailee on Saturday on his way to visit friends in -the northern' part of the county, .. He has 'enlisted for, o\or- Seas seryiee and lids' been. in train- ing at •Neagara.:-.11c eyaatier etpeets .1,'id'a be, ,sitaietlYeSenV to- England. M, r: K. Mann, 'tailor in the ' Meal branch of the Maisons Bank; has. • enlisted as a priVate is , Machine ' gun section alt Hamilton' and leaves on, Salairela3 to go into trainsng. Mr. Wilson took a ' Co 755 of train- ing at • the military school and qtialified as a lieutenant but wish- ing to get started at once and finding a . vacancy, in this com- pany in his Imam city ho enlisrea' in the ranks, following an example set by many of Canada% best young men during the past year, 111.111111.111111•111111MINMINIIMIIIII.011111M ,StaMinable Goo0s.- Stoves and R an ges. Stove Boards, 0 i I Cloths,. Coal Scuttles, Cinder Sifters, Etc. vt.n.sa,suitable for a Brantford Rubber Roofirlg—rnansion, cbieicen house or hog pen. We have a high grade roofing paint same price as the ordin- ary. A good time now to prepare your roofs for the bad weather, Stock Food, Poultry Panacea, Instant Louse Killer Dr. 1 -less' Etc. Lams-, lead rand linseed oil. paints, varnishes, stains, etc„ white Sherwin -Wil Rifles, Gups and Ammunition. Willow and Wire Root Baskets. Charcoal, two bags for 25 cents, Dustbane in barrels, half barrels and cans. liARLAND BROS. 1 STOVES,HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. I vim Heres Your Guide to the Unknown in Underwear Y9.11 cari,tell at a glance whether an Unclerwrear garnient is, warm ; whether. it 'is corn fortably soft ; whether it is well finished. But:' Its wearing -power remains obscure. So does its resistance to the washtub. Flow are you going to know—positively—that it will resist the hardest wear you can give it for several seasons ? •flow can you be sure that it will not shrink ? 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, 411MIEMBINSIERIIIIMMIMSel BROWN 7 ' Men's Store Merchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, About People You Know The News From Londesboro. Miss Maud Torrance is • M Tbronto this week. Mr, Nixon Welsh wa's halite from Toronto for the holiday. Miss Caveat of Winghain , was the guest of Miss E. Chidlele over the holiday. Mayor Fred jacksan stent Thanks- giving Day .with his brother, Mr. Vkalter Jackson, wt Brantford, Mrs. A. Seeingbam of Woodstock spent the week -end with her par- ents, the Chief and Mrs. Wheatley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Alcook of Hain- , ilton were up spending the week- end and holiday in the old: home town. ' Mrs. E. Walsh returned' to her home in Detroit on Timed* after eni„oy- ing-a pleasant _ visit .with old friends in Clinton. ' Mr. and Mrs. Basaviek of Toronto Came up for the holiday "and Mrs. Beswick is remaining for a fort- night with, friends in town. Mr. and Mts. Gns Collyer and chil- dren spent Tliankagiving in town as the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Steep, Mrs. Disney and her,son litble Master George al Guelph were in town for a feav days of the past week as guests of Mrs. R. Graham, Prof. and Mrs. dhant of Totonto were guests at the home of the loaner's brother, lare, H. B. Chula, from Saturday until Monday. Registrar Coats came down from. Goderielll on Tuesday to attend the' funeral •-•61 t11121 late Roeert Muth, manager of the rhinos of Refuge, Miss Eva SteevarSon of ,Teeksen 1 itv, in here this week the. greet 01 bee sister, Mrs. Ouningliame, and for the Cleniegliame--Eaatwed- . cling today. • , , Miss Dora Barr retexned ,to Strat- ford Normal on -,Tueselay after spending the holidays at the par- ental home, that of Mr. and Mra. Isaac Barr. Rev. E. G. Powell and Masters Gor- don and Earl each took part in the program- at the Thanksgiving en- tertainment at Londesboro on Mon- day evening: - allre.• Devitt 'Of -BlacksteeC and Miss • Pearl Foster of . Sandwich wore guests ovee the week -end and holt- dap of their aunt, Mrs. J. 'Kerr of 'Victoria street, , . Kr.' mid Mrs. A. Annie left on Sat - dap for their :home at Port Unioe' after a weal's stay with the lady's. `siateks, Mrs, •Je ,,SouPhcombe and; Mitai Washington. Mr. W. S. Downs was in Brantford on Saturday. Mr. Ogle Miller spent the holiday at his home in town. Miss Rollie Mennen of Toronto s•peret the Thanksgiving holidays at her home in town, Miss 011,c Floody of Toronto son t the wee.k-end and holiday with friends in Clinton. Bliss Florence Deihl of Paisley spent Thanksgiving with her grandmoth- er, Mrs. J. MeGarva. Mt. and Mrs. George Gardiner of Toronto were gees•ts on Thanksgiv- . big' of Mr. and Mrs. W.S.R. Holm- es. Mrs. W. S. Elliott of Toronto spent the Thanksgiving season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Lind- say. Mr. Thos. Watts and his little son, Master Albert, visited in Toronto and Bolton Saturday to Tuesday e,vening. Mn. and Mrs. Snyder of S. ebringville spent the holiday period with the latter's sister, Mrs. Veneer, of the Gravel Road. Mr. A, Lindee of Toronto has been up to visit his sister, Mrs, J. Do:g, during the past week. Mn, Doig is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton of Pine River sacral, a couple at daY S this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton of 'town. Miss Mulloy and Mae Gertrude Nor- ris of Toronto were guests over' the weelieend and holiday of the foemer's sista, Mrs. Twiteliell. Edgar PattiS011, 110 resigned the Position of rT,13.. agent at Bruce - field to enlist with the 7Ist Batts - spent over Sunday with • his IlcoPle in town. Mr. R. Hawkins of Hamilton, who was accompanied by his daughter, Misa Frances, visited with his son and Wife., Me. and Mrs. T. W. Haw- kins' Sunday and Monday. Mn. W, .13, Taylor, son of Mn, and Mrs. Jacob Taylor., for a cotmie of years, or se claosical master in the Nenanee ('alle,giate, lies joined the stall of the Galt Ciillegiate; a iebroteachee at. -1111 advance ,111 >airy. Major. Rairce, Adjutant McLean and Captains Dowding- and Sloan 0111118 iip from Carling Heights last even- ing, retelling again this femening, 'The Clinton' Club took advantage of the presence of..Coweamen Ranee, and: Dowding to present each. with . bea;utifill ' Mr, ..r,;6.:61") Tarlor Of Teroath : is. 'id town this week and purposea • re- maining laratil next.; De has not yet entirely recovered from the efteata of . the accident he . Met with limes months ago .and is obliged to ,use. a Cane. It laril a. like old times, to see the genial "Jake in, Our midst again and he reciprocates by saying Without any hesitation . that not - 'Withstanding all the attractions of the city pleasing recollections of ) the pld ironic town • will always have fITS'i1 place with ISbn, Mrs. G. I -Tolland and Mss Lillie A/fennel:I, Toronto, sent over the the week -end and holiday at their parental home, that of M Mts. George Mennell, Mr. John Jackson, who is in his 88th year, retuned Monday from a visit of Several days with his daughter, Mrs. H. Steep of Toron- to. There aro a number of Yoe old men in Clinton but reone, carries his year's easier than, this pioneer business man. Misse a Eleanor and Jennie Mains 1 and Mrs. Wiseman of London spent the week -end and holiday at the Moine cf "VIE. M. Mains. Mr.* Chas. Crawford spent the holi- day period as the guest of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Kunkle of Niagara Falls. Mr. W. Holtehauer spent a few days with Berlin and 'Preston friends. Mr, and Mrs. D. Floody of Blyth spent Sunday at the ironic of Mr. George -Brogden. Private Orrin Cartwright of Lon- don was home for Thanksgiving. .The anniversary ear:elms in connec- tion with the Methodist church were held on Sunday last, Res. George Jewett Of Blytli being the preacher of the day and delis erect two very fitting 'discourses. Special music was rendered by the choir assisted by Mr. and Mrs. 1). Geddes. Mr. J. Stalker of Ingersoll rendered a solo at the evening serice, The -fowl supper on Monday evening drew the usual large crowd, taxing the seating capacity of the church to its uttnase. The program was as usual of a high order, including vocal selections by Messrs. Carthew, Robinson and Mae. cc, Myth ; readings by Rev. E. G. Powell and 'Wasters Gordon and. Earl Powell, Clinton, and, Mrs. C, C. Kaine and addresses by Re 's, J. G. Reid, Lonaleshoro, G. Jewitt, i3lyth and J. W Hibbert, Wingham. The total proceeds amounted to nearly three hundred dollars. ,ansmamm.veommommovas Miss Sadie McCool is sNuding a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MeCool. We regret to report,lhat Itir, Jam- es Webster lis not improving. Mr. and Mrs. D. Dewar of London spent Sunday and Monday at tilt home of Mu. E. 141011. Mr. Wm. Lee 10 limping nutelf the same and we horn soon to be able to report steady improvement. Mrs, D. Woods of Paislep spent a few days with her brother, Mr. John Iletton. Mr. and Mrs. W. McDowell of field were guests on Sunday of Mr. W. Brigham. Mrs. Van. Taylor of Clinton called' on friends hero on Thanksgiving Day. Mies 13. Brogilen spent Sunday andl Monday at her home here. Constance Corn cutting and taking up roots are occupying the time and , energies of the farmers hereabouts and they are glad of the fine days we. hale had this week for the work. Mika Nellie Medd of ladinehealea avant the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Medd. Rev. Mr. MeKintete of Seaforth will conduct ane iv 0:teary s.r,tices mn th3 Constance Methodist church (In Sam day, Oetotam 2451i, at half rest two. and seven; p.m. ew Fall Footwear. The New Fall Shoes we are sh"- incr 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 satisfactioo with every pair.' They are refined 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. H. S. CHAPMAN 11=111111111=11111111M1111M1111.111111.1W. • • • 'aa