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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-12-16, Page 8Clinton Nem -Record December 16th, 191 1 CHRISTMAS Is J1.. Aroun TVc Coruer, and a lot of people are planning their Christ- mas purchases. We believe more than ever this year that the needed things of the home will be purchased in preference to notions which do not represent value in terms of util- ity and service, The following is a very desirable list to choose from, many articles at reduced prices. Rayo Hanging Lamps Rayo Table Lamps Carvers in Cases Scissors in Cases Bread Knives Pocket Knives Pearl H'ndl'd Pen Kniv's Automobile Skates Smoothing Iron Sets Carpet Sweepers Hand Sleighs • Mitts and Gloves Perfection Oil Heaters Ailuminum `Hare O -Cedar Mops 50c to$1,50 Clothes Wringers Nickle Plated Ware r Tea Pots Coffee Pots Serving Trays Crumb Trays Knives Forks Berry Spoons Cake Forks Meat Forks Sugar Spoons Tea Spoons Desert Spoons Table Spoons Salt and Pepper Sets Nut. Cracker Sets Tea Kettles Bath Boom Fixtures. A Nice Lot of English °Enameled WareLin Teapots and Jugs. 3 Electric Lamps at Reduced Prices. Cut Glas,s, Berry Bowls at a Big Reduction. A Few Second -Hand Stoves at Big Value. UARLAND CROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. MOM 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 ivithout a doubt the hest household machine made. It you contemplate buying a machine some and talk it over with us. 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 boasesbould 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 $12.60. Columbia Grafonolas. We invite you to come in and hear our Columbia Grafonolas and you will say they are the best toned and the most distinct tacking ma- chine you have beard, Come in and ask for any record and we will play it for you. Ball Sc Atkinson Furniture_Dealers and Funeral Directors. Store Phone 104. N. BALL Phone 110. J. D. ATKINSON,' Phone 188 For the RIGHT Present For the RIGHT Person at the RIGHT Price Come RIGHT To us. W. D. FAIR CO. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best. Mr, H. S. Chapman attended the as- sises in Goderich -this- week as a grand juryman. Miss Ross Lavis was up from Sea - forth Inc the week -end and was ac- companied by Miss Spark; Rev. Dr. Hazelwood was the guest while in town over the week -end of Rev. Dr. and 1\Irs. Rutledge. Miss Marys A. Morrison of Ilullett is undergoing treatment for rheuma- tism in St. Joseph's hospital, Lon- don. Mrs. Goodfellow of Detroit bas been spending some days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDon- ald, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hannah of Mil- verton have been spending some days with their daughter, Mrs. S. 5 Cooper. I for,cerl rector skins y E. Je 1 1, Rev. C. Ito . of St. Paul's church, is now in Eng- land doing service as an army chaplain with the rank of captain. Mrs. L. Greig returned the end of the week from Toronto, where she spent a couple of months with her daughter and son and other friends, Mr. Frank Karn, at one time a member of the Nelsons Bank, Clin- ton, going to the Soverigu and then to the Royal at London, has retired from the service, Mrs. Rachel Shrenlc and Miss Rae Neilans have accepted positions as teachers in the new knitting mill being opened in Kincardine and have entered upon their duties. Rev, .J. K. Fairfull preached in On- tario street Baptist church, Strat- ford, his former church home, on Sunday last taking the work of Rev. Dr. Hughson w,110 conducted anniversary services in the Local Baptist church. Miss Beatrice Greene, who has been spending the past couple of months in Toronto, returned home Friday, morning. She was accompanied by Mrs. E. J. Jenkins and Master • George, who will spend several weeks with friends here. Mr, Robinson McLean, son of Mr. M. Y. McLean, Seaforth, was in town on Monday. He has just returned from Columbus, Ohio, where he has been in charge of the publicity de- pertinent of a large firm, and wish- ing to do his "bit" for Canada and the Empire he returned hone to enlist. His brother Arthur has gone -with the 33rd Battalion. Mrs. F. McEwan and Mrs. H. Alex- ander left Saturday afternoon Inc London where they will remain for the winter months. Mr, Alexander has been engaged as mail clerk for the past couple of months and has his headquarters in London so that it will be more,con- venient for him to have his family in the Forest City, though it is hoped by their friends in town that they will not leave Clinton perma- nently. Thep are closing their house for the winter. 1 Xmas Shopping Made Easy. rr� Do yt,ur Xmas,shoppirig here as our assortment is large and'rc- presentegifts sulla•bb'for euceb lam ber of the family. Look over in and look overtour stoohelp el MPhil ar, on rto daintycXmasrgoods, still, come FOIL TILE MEN We Are Showing-- House howing .House slippers Xmas ties in separate )sexes 2416 to 30e, Xmas braces in Xmas boxes 23e to tine. Fancy arm bands 25c. Boxed sets arm banes. and {carters 3Oc., Kid. gloves and mitts FOR TILE Cll1IDREN.---Hlippers, handkerehieie, hockey hoots, end FOB, TriII LADil'ES We Are Showing Verney aprone 23e 33, GOe, New sllk waists $2,50 Lo $0.00 Fancy Xomit peers lOc 10 1.50 'New silk scarfs iibe to "L 00 Par,lsoI8, crrllrus 1'ars, hand bags, kid gloves, cushion tops, fancy 11ntuta, bandkerchiefe. runts, gloves, Impute, fancy boxc bags, etc, Come While the Assortment is Large. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits More Business You will be one of those to renew early. CHRISTMAS is the CHILDREN'S holiday, - some little tie or pin, some useful thing to wear, -the expenditure of but a few cents, maybe, will bring joy to some; little hearts you know. CHRISTMAS is the HOME -COMING holiday, when the family gathers in the old home. There are things for the home, and for.the dear ones in it that IT NEEDS and THEY NEED. Why not give now some of these USEFUL THINGS you'll be buying soon anyway, and make this Christmas season gladder ? The store is full of just such things, useful, ornamental and both. They're, all spread out for easy seeing. Price tickets on everything, and courteous, capable assistance in your selections. In spite of rising costs, we've kept the pries down, and you'll find that • The best place to get your money's worth in Christmas merchandise is "The Christmas Store" BROWN'S Gift Things For Them All (From Babe to Grandpa) Where ? I'll 'Phone and ask Santa Claus. HELLO ! HELLO Yes, this is Santa Claus ! • Where am I ? Oh ! that would be TELLING. Where are all my pretty things ? Why at "The Christmas Store" Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings Phone 67. BROWN'S Clinton. Men's Store Merchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings, Phone 103. Be Sure You Go and See Them There. Sure ! Wait till I get my pencil. Now, what is 1t you want Y A toque, a sweater coat, some new gloves and stockings, a set of furs want a lot of down lthere some day, and see what yo's all those u'd like to have,-then, lots more at e,B-the , when Christmas comes headquarters for see. Be good district, Get your Good -Bye ! possibilities. The goods are well displayed all ' lois 'heir gift suggest L o ev n to ' this space even 1 Ern 1 1 POSSIBL 's Ii[ , With stocks r big as ours, it , over the shore price tickets everywhere, and all arranged for easy seeing, WILL YOU COME AND SEE ? You'll not be urged to buy anything -it's against our rides. But if we can help you -the PLEASURE is ours and the PROFIT YOURS. Women's Store Next Royal Bank, Men's Store Opposite Public Library, ae...11111. ate... Aloonnl About People You Know 'Mr, Will. Marland of Guelph is in town. Mr. Alex. McIntyre left on Monday for London to take a course in the Military School, Mrs, D. Cantelon and Miss Dorothy left this week for Orillia, where will remain until after Christmas. Miss Netta Simpson of Toronto has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Watt of the Huron Road and with other friends hereabouts, Mr. John Crooks is spending his cin- nual holiday in town. "Jack's" Clinton friends are always pleased to have hint return for a periodical visit. Mr. 'r. H, Hardy has again joined the Knitting Companyi as packer the position resigned by Mr. Morley Counter who enlisted in the 161st Battalion, Miss Edna Lavis, who has been at- tending Normal at Hamilton, has returned home, the term having been shortened owing to a case of smallpox having developed among the students, Mr. John Campbell of Vancouver, 13, 0,, brother of Mrs. T. H. Hardy of Clinton, is in Russia with a com- pany of contractors- who with a - staff of experienced Canadians' and Americans are building much-need- ed railways. Mr. Campbell is a na- tive of West Wawaaosh. • i Flowers for Xmas Grown in Canada.. PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS. Just what you ;are 1 ways acceptable gitts, See Our Azaleas Cyclarneals Jerusalem Cherries The newest thing bunch boxes filled with :flowers. Holly for Christmas decorations. pointment by ordering cut flowers early, We will have Roses, Carnations Violets Lily of the Valley Vapor White Narcisus Christmas stock on display on and after the 17th. ooking for. Flowers ate 'al - Poinsettias Ferns of All hinds Primroses • Palms, .Etc, in flower baskets, Pretty Avoi chsnp• CUNINGHAME, FLORIST. Mrs. J. R. Little, aecompanied by baby Ilene of Essex, is visiting at the parental home, that of Mr. and Mrs. Wasman. Mr. S. 'hemp went to London yester- day to attend the funeral of his cousin, Mr. John hemp, who died on Monday aged about thirty years and survived by his wile and one child. The deceased was employed in the G.T.R. car shops and the., employes turned out in a body to the funeral. Mr. Russel Marland, lormerlp of Clinton. while holding a position at Napalm enlisted in the 80th Battalion d.E,F. and has been as- signed to the medical staff, being the doctor's assistant in the hos- pital. The News -Record's young friend is an enthusiastic soldier and is ready and eager for service abroad. Dir. Rockford Stevenson of the Geo- detic Survep staff,' who spent sev- eral weeks in town, left on Satur- day last for his home at North Wakefield, Quebec; where he will probably spend the winter. Mr. George E. McE1royn, also of the stat'', will remain here until next season opens up in charge of the timber depot and of the horses. Mr. McElroy, whose hone is also near. Ottawa, has been engaged in this geodetic work for the past five years. AMi Hullett Township Messrs, '1', McMichael & Son did well with their exhibits at the Big Winter Fair at Guelph last week. Lord Ronald won first and C4lenrae third in the aged Clydesdale class and the latter captured first and second for •the best 2 families. The first fam- ily consisted of two entries by Robt, Watt and one by T. McMichael & Son. The second fancily was made up of entries by Geo'. Dale & Son, Wil- liam Rina and T. McMichael Si Son. In the three year old class Interna- tional was given second place. Mes- srs. T. McMichael & Son also . won second for brood mare and two of her progeny!. 11r, Robert Watt won second for yearling filly and Mr, Wm. Gray third for entire foal. In a hot competition in which the big breeders participated Mr. .John Barr captured the red ticket for Durham bull calf. The. Fair being bigger and better than ever before it must be admitted that Ilullett has every reason to be proud of its record, Constance A marriage which interests this community took place on December Sth at the home of the -bride's par- ents, in McKillop when 'Mss Bose Broom became the bride of Mr. Thos. Adams of the 6th con. Mr., and Mrs. Adams have already, taken up house- keeping on their farm and have the best `wishes of a large circle of fri- ends for a happy' and prosperous married. life. Constance. The Patriotic ball held in For- esters' hall on Fridey evening last was a great success. Large numbers Were in attendance, the music was good and a pleasant evening was spent by all. A nice sunt of money was contributed for patriotic pug. poses. Good Morning 1 News -Record means News -Leader. Are you a suaseriler 4 Hullett Township Report for 5.5, No. 9, Hallett : for .November, based on daily work. 4th -Clean Raithby 040, Luella Rob- inson 036, Hector MacLeod 629, Nel- sen Patterson 614, Carl Wagner 613, Fred Wagner 602 hi'amie Wagner 001, Archie ltoibinsnn .134, ;lid- Robert 111 110,00 4$2, 1taevey Prang 407, ('involve Deer 881, Lena MnBrien 237 Lod-ltussol flood 206, Ruby Carter 309. Pt. 2nd Tommy Caning - ham 131, Harold- Lon.gemen 106, Anutei MacLeod 162; Roy 'Doer. 156, Louis Wagner 129. Sr. Pr,-14lat guerito Wagner 223, Lloyd Ttaithby 187, Muriel Crovier 325. Jr. I'r,e-Jean Melrose 132., Irene C}ovier 103, ladnii. Mclil:ien 7, Best collection 01 free seeds.--'llI,-=C6lenn .Raiihby 31, 3rd - 13arveyc ,prang. Pt." 2nd - 'I'omny Cnnmghacn 26 Sr: Pt. --117ar:gucrito Wagner O. Jr. Pr, - Joan Melrose 10, Enrolled • 26, 'aver- age 22,---1C.16. Brown. Teacher. Hullett Township Mr. and Mrs. David Hoggarth o€ the 0th con. celebrated the sixteenth anniversary of their marriage 00 Monday of this week when about thirty guests gathered at their home and enjoyed the day with them. Dur. ing the day Mr. and Dirs. Hoggartlr were presented with two handsome chairs after the following aildre,cc....._ had been read by Mr. 1Villiam Hog - gather ; To Mr, and Mrs. David Hoggarth,-We your family and vela- tires desire on this your sixteenth anniversary of your marriage to ex- tend our sincerest congratulations. and best wishes for a long and con- tinuing happy and prosperous hie which has been your lot to enloh• is our desire to leave with you 0 slight token of our esteem and we have much pleasure in - presenting. you these small pieces of furniture which We trust will be to your com- fort whether here or elsewhere and at the sauce time be a continual re- minder of our' love and esteem. - Signed by Fancily and Relatives. Miss Mary Morrison, who has not been enjoying very good health of late, went to St. Joseph's Hospital,,. London, last week. Her many friends are hoping for her speedy recovery. Wingham Dir. A. Young of the Salt Block haat been on a business trip to London,. Hamilton and 'Toronto. VEIMEEMMON Hockey Boots For all Ages and Both Sexes Are Here. The nnost complete and extensive variety of Skat- ing Boots ever shown by us is all ready for those wish- ing to be "first on the ice." The ever -popular light- ning hitch boot for men, boys and women are with us again together with a number of other styles, Men's hockey boots $2,00 to $4.00 Boys' hockey boots 1.75 to 3,00 Women's hockey boots 2.00 to 3,00 11. S. CHAPMAN PgoN