HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-03-05, Page 8'ECIALS: SATURUA'
AND ALI, NGXT' WEEK.
Granite \VeshJlowl ; ,.Reg .8ter for 25"'.•c
.25 20 P.
`' 20 .15
Dippers :?a5 ' .Jn'
Basting Spoons ' Reg, ..12 Lied ',15 .08
Pie Plates Reg, .15 ,,08
.12 .07
Preserving kettles 00 .80'
Alummuni Pails., 100 -.B5?
Clothes Horses .125 .75
We have a good supply of San Buckets and Spites,
—3 second hand sugar kettle for sale cheap— '
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HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES.
Our Shoes are
Good Shoes
Not because we say so, but because they
are, You will never know this until you wear
them. A good time to find out is when you
need your next pair. Come, see and be con-
vinced,
Once wear the Dr. Reid shoes and you will
know why we claim so much for them.
FRED. JACKSON.
Good Shoes for Everybody.
$18, $20 and $2.50
Ladies' Mantles
ON SALE SATURDAY FEB'Y 7th AT $9,95
Everyone this season's new stock,
$8.00 and $10,C0 Mantles $4,95.
$5aJ0 to $7.50 " $2.95,
A few Fury, at manufacturing prices.
We have a few dozen Aien's fine
shirts (some with separate collars)
which are slightly soiled.
Regular $1.00 and $1.25 choice for06c
Men's Flats at half price. •
Regular $2,50 for $1.26.
Also some wonderful bargains in
clearing lines of clothing and boots
and shoes,
Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits
More Business
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N° 752
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Don't fail to call on
BALL & ATKINSON? '
when•IOoking for anything
in Furniture as we carry a complete and up-to-date
stock of all kinds, comprising many beautiful and
risefularticles tosuit you and which we are offering
at most reasonuable prices.
•
Ball Sc Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
,
Night and Sunday Calls.
N, BALL, Phone 110, J. A. ATKINSON, ?hone 1813.
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Marell 5ih, 114
This Perfectly Beautiful
Design
is from the Standard Fashion Sheet
for March. Don't miss its other
lovely advance designs. ,:Your copy
is waiting for you at our Standard
Pattern Department
Free!
W. D, FAIR CO.
Often the eheapest—Always the best,
i111;. ,. _ _.57pi 6 _ .uI!l11,....
Miss Wiggington has accepted a posi-
t:on at Springfield
Miss Flossie Pearson was in' Seafort:t
last week' as the guest of friends+.
Bliss McClean of Mount Forest is the
guest this week of Miss Elsie Ross.
Miss Effie Snowden of Varna was the
guest of Miss Beatrice Greene over
the week -end.
Miss Edith C'antelon of Brussels is
visiting this week will' her cousins,
the Misses Lavis.
Mr, Ike. Rattenbury was in Toronto
and Niagara Falls 1as3t week, re..
turning Satuiclay.
Miss Grace Walker, a stud^tit at the,
London (formal Scheo', was
home over the Weeic-end.
Mrs. Arthur Cook was. called to Tor-
onto last week owing to toe ser-
ious illness of her brother,
Mrs. F. 'D. Atkinson and Miss Eileen
were with Exeter friends lot a cou-
ple) of days at the week -end.
Miss Alice Johnson of Zurich is the
guest this week of her uncle and
aunt, Inspector and Mrs. Johnson,
Aliso Clara Dayment, who has been
visiting at her Monte in town for
some time, left again for 13ossee
vaine, elan,, last week.
Mr. John A. Cooper of 'Toronto paid
a flying visit to his mother last
week, having come up to address
the Clinton Club on Thursday ev-
ening.
Mr. 11. J, fluff has been somewhat
under the weather during the past
week owing to an attack of grippe.
He is again attending to businass,
however -
Miss Myrtle Tiplady, who •has been
attending .the millinery openings in
Toronto, has taken a position with
Miss Mirlo le of Exeter for tltecomf
ing season.
Miss Hattie Bartlett returned to her
hone in Toronto last week'after a
pleasant visit in town with lier
uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. W.
11. Hellyar,
Mrs. .3, Wiseman returned Friday .af-.
ter a visit with her mother- in St.
Mary's. She also spent a week
with Me, and Mrs. J. B. Hoover of
Guelph, formerly of Clinton.
11ltss Anna Jerkins has returned hotne
after a visit of several weeks' with
her brother, Mr. E, .3. Jen-
kins, Toronto. She also spent
a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Cameron or Guelph, on
her way home.
Miss May Ranee, A. T. C. M., was
"Goddess of Poetry" in the Pirates
of Penzance presented by the Ama-
teur Operatic' Society in Medicine
Iiat, Alberta, on Friday and Sat-
urday evening last. The dances.
were arranged byMiss 'Rance.
Mr. 5I. Brown, who vvas aceompan-
ied by , little Miss Margaret and
Master Charlie, Londeseoro, had
owing to a belated Toronto train,
to, spend a couple of hours in town
Mondayforenoon o enoon vvirilc oil their
way from spend:ng the week -end
'with relatives in' London.
Rev. I). K. and Mrs. Grant; Master
Macgregor ,anet Miss rC.'atharine left
Monday afternoon for Toronto to,
spend a few days with friends he:
fore going on to their new hone at
Olds, Alberta. The resident minis-
ters of the town and ;inaay friends
went to the depot to see them oll.
and wish them good fortune.
Miss Ruby Cook, who has been a pa-
tient in the reelation hospital,`
Toronto, sullering •frolic diphtheria,'
is recovering, 'Icer nephew, the
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross;
whose };onager" son fell a victim to'
the disease a few weeks ago, has
now been removed to the hospital.,
It is hoped the little lad will re -
Mr,
covet,
W. S. Harland' last Weee had ,a'
very severe attack of blood poison
ing in his hand. For a day or so
it looked seeiotte enough but for-
tunately was- checked in time and
he is now recovering nicely. Mrs.
Harland rias '' been quite i11 for
some weks and t his incele hcr
hu
s-
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band's temporary indisposition all l
the iii0rc to be regretted:
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:,ts This week we opened up the new Nineteen -Fourteen import goos:l.direct .to'us fresh from theOld Con t
lti:this shipment Carrie, hatiile Suitings, Crepe Suitings, Dress' Goods, Art Sateens,_ Creations .Window Madras
etc and soldsit.'• Your inspection. Coarse in' as often as you please we will b';'pleased to show' you through the
New `Goods as`a Buyer or not.
Ratine'_ suitings.
New inline' suitings in stnail cheeks an -d plain colors, white,
pink, ttlskin rose and cadet blue 8(1 40 and52 inches wide.
Priced at. , . i' ......... ... '...60..90
Nes Cotton' Crepe Suiting.
New cottati Crepe suitings plain and fauey spots, in tan, rose
tnskiu new bluriotblue, and white, 52 inches wide,
Priced at .25
New Dress Goods,
All our new import dress goods are now in stock,they comprise
fie new nineteen -hundred weaves, space will not permit a'cheeerip-
Lion of the lines, most of them are in dress length, and no two alike.
New Window Madras,
Bungalow netts, scrims, art madras, in all the new nineteen fear-
teen patterns now in stock ready for your inspection, house cleaning
season will soon he here, why not look through this range now
when it is complete.
Specials for Saturday Selling Underpriced.
Underskirts •and Gloves.
$.5.O0,underskirts $3.70. Black silk morey underskirts
all sizes, deep flounce, and dust frill, regular :$5.00 nn
on sale Saturdaylat $3.79
[Special Black .Sateen Underskirt 79c.
" . One dozen only black sateen underskirts, good glos-
ey,linish all sizes, worth in the regular way $1,00 en este
Saturday .79
Linoleum 42e
Four good 'patterns of Scotch 'Linoleum two yards
only, hiock and floral designs, heavy weigh, worth in the
regular way 55c. Saturday priced at ... -42
$5,00 Silk Waists $3.79.
One dozen in the lot only Ladies black silk waists
several styles to choose from this is just a clearing line
for quick selling, sizes 34 to 40, regular $5,00 on sale Sat -
day nt $3.79
Kid'Gloves 819c,
Ladies kid gloves in black and tan, all sizes color fit
and wear guaranteed, or money refunded, special price
for Saturday
es
New Spring Goods at the Men's Store.
New. Spring Suitings,
The new spring suitings are now in stock ready for your teepee,''
tion, worsted and tweed suitings that line sure to please the eye,
browns, greys, blacks and blues, made to your measure in the very
latest style your tit and our workmanship guaranteed, prices run
from - $22.00up
New Spring Hats For Men.
Men and boys new spring hats in all the newest shapes now in
stock, blacks, hives, greys, browns, fawns etc. 11 you want u hat
you will be sure of getting just what want here.
Personals
Miss Merle Moire wile in Blyth with
friends over the holiday.
Miss Ethel Govier has taken a post
tion 5 'Toronto for the spring Inil-
1 ivory season.
Miss Ross Lavis returned from Toron-
to on Friday and went to Seaforth
Tuesday afternoon,
Miss Jean Dayunent left last week to
take a position at 'Grimsby for the
millinery season.
Miss Mabel Lee of Londesboro spent
the week end the guest. of Mr. and
Mrs. John Watkins.
Mrs. G. II. David entertained a num-
bar of her lady friends to tea
on Thursday evening last.
Mr. .iames Southcombe was in Tor-
onto last week attending the big
temperance con eention and visiting
frirteds,
Rev, Fatfelr Hogan_ was in Scafoeth
Monday and Tuesday assisting Rev,
Father Corcoran in Forty Hours De-
votions.
Mr. P. H. McKenzie, ex-M.P., Toron-
to, was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. R. McLennan, for a few days
last week.
Miss Mabel ('antelon and MIss. Smith
returned yesterday from 'Toronto
where they wee attending the
millinery openings.
Nlr. J. A. Irwin was one of the
speakers at a 111111(5 missionary
banquet in the Methodist church,
Blyth, on Tuesday evening.
When you. have visitors at your home
it is a ,title courtesy you owe
them to have their naives appear in
The News -Record Personal Columns.
Miss Wheatley, who had just return-
ed from New York City and Flint,
Miele, where ,she busied herself for
_seve aI days absorbing new ideas
for her spring dressmaking, camliaign
is in Toronto this week attending a
dress' demonstration. ^i .
Mr. Robt, Walker, who had his right
foot severely inured while engaged
in hush work ten weeks ago, is
still confined to thehouse and while
lie is malting' steady progress the
plowing season will be here before
lie is himself quite again.
Captain. Chas. J: Autteison, who
carne over from Detroit to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Glee-
, ler; is grand fluster of the "Ship-
madters A,ssociation,;bo:ng elected
at the recent, nneeting of the grand
lodge held alt Wash'ngto:i, The As-
sociation is exte'uili tg'1f.5 operate ns
into this country, it beim; ene•in
tention to ,organize at Owen Sound,
Midland and -Fort William.
Miss Clara Ferguson, who lies been
visiting hat sisters, Mrs. W. Carter
and Blrs. Osbaldeston of town, and'
other friends in the vicinity since
Christmas time, .leftblonclay for
New York City, where she has fol-
lowed the proSession of nursing for
several years Miss Ferguson had
not been enjoying the heft of health
but it is hoped the rest and holi-
day has completely restored her,
Blyth
Mgrs, S. Holtzman of Berlin was a
visitor with her brother, Mr. 13eeee
of town, one clay last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Adams, Who have
been residents of Loulesbo.ro for sev-
eral years, have disposed of their
property there and are about to take
up their abode in Blyth. r Mr, Ad-
ams was obliged to discontinue bus-
iness 011 account of ill health.
The. Misses Thonlaa of Waterloo
have been visiting their brother, Mr,
Thomas of the C. 1'. R.
Mrs. II. A. Thomas has, been very
ill for some time. Her friends are
hoping that her recovery may not be
long delayed
Mrs. Livermore, who has been vis,
iting friends in town for a couple of
months, has gone to London to
spend some time with friends.
. Auburn
Mrs. James Howatt of Colborne
passed away on Tuesday of last
week after an illness of a couple of
nnonths. ,511e was a daugihter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Series of this village
and was married to ,her now bereft
husband twelve years ago. Ono sen
survives, also a sister, Mrs, Evans
of Auburn,.. and a brother, Norman
Sarles of Neeteawa, Man. The funeral
took place to Ball's, cemetery on
Thursday last.
Hullett Township
The following is the report for S.
S. NO. 5, names in or•der of merit :
Sr. Ith,--'Florence Voclden, Mary
Jamieson. Jr. 4 LIh,-Fred McCool,
Marjory McCoo], Sr. 3rd,,— Annie
Weymouth, Allice Vodden, Flossie
Gibbings, Grace Vodden. Jr. 3rd,-
Albert Gorieutt, Tony Appleby. Sr,
2nd,—Rase Oorbutt, Arthur Way -
mouth, Reimer Snell, Percy Gill-
bings, Jr.' 2nd,—(a) Wellington Mc -
Coo. ,(h)—Dora Vodden, . Rosalie
Crawforci, Pt. 2nd, (a) -Margaret
Brown; Jenny Gorbutt. (b)=Harold
Snell, P'ritner,—Edith Gorbott. The
best spellers during the moutie were
as follows , Sr. 4tbi,-F. Vodden: Jr,
4th,-F..McCoi71. Sr. 3rd,—A, Wey-
mouth. Jr. lrcl,=A. Gorbeitt. Sr,;
2nd -R. GorbtrLt. Jr, 2nd (a)—W, Me-
Cool. (b)—Dora Vodden. pt, 2nd,—
111, Brown.
Report of S. re. No.. 2, II,ullett, for
February, nabrts'in'order of'merit :''
Sr. lth,—Norman Tyndall, Fergus
VanEginond. Jr, 411e—Clifford Tyn-
dall, Gracie Gliddon, Bernard Rey-
nolds, Dorothy Marquis, lost ;jetst
three .. exams. Jr. 31d, Elma
Johnston, Milton Johns toll, °Violet
Glidden, •equal, Myrtle Renter, Gertie
Bayley, Chested' Gliddon,' James, East
Stanlcie Hale, Alma Bale, Loulte Hale'
Sr. 2nd, -.Maggie Johnston, Harold
Glew, Mal orie Glew, Annie Shoerook
Jr, 2nd Willis Vanhgmon I, Eddie
Dale, Bessie Leetweed Bella East. --
0. H. Holland, Teacher,
The News From Londesboro
We understand that Dr. Allison has
purchased the practise of Dr, Charles-
worth of Blyth.
Mr. D. Geddes moved to the village
on 'Tuesday and is now in possession
of the R. Adams Emporium.
On Saturday evening last at the reg-
ular weekly practice the members of
the Methodist church ehoir presented
their leader, Mr. J. W. Tamblyn,
with a handsome leather covered
rocking chair accompanied by the fol-
lowing address : "Dear 5Ir. 'I'annblyn,
—It becomes our duty in behalf of
the members of the choir to remind
you that we are not forgetful of your
faithful services Amongst us. In the
varied walks of life, of neighbourly
and social intercourse, you have con-
tributed abundantly toward tusking
life pleasant in the circle in which we
have moved. We do not forget that
duringour meetings together your
happy presence adds pleasure to the
scene. Recalling the pleasant years
made agreeable through your ac-
qaaintance and the years of your
faithful labor amongst us, your fri-
ends herewith present 'to you this
rocking chair and desire your accept-
ance of the same, Wei trust that you
may be spared to spend many more
years witdh us. Signed on behalf of
the choir : Josie B. I'Isley, W. 51.
Lyon, Delle B. McCool, Mrs. E. Ad-
ams."
Bir. M, Hooper of Woodham sp•tnr.
Sunday with friends on, the 13t1i.
Mrs. d,. Brown of 131yth visited at:
the home 'of Mrs. Geo. Brogden ;.n
Friday of last week.
Miss Campbell of Constance was ;{
sisitor at the manse this week.
Mr. Reuben Gibbs is visiting ire.
ends at Detroit.
Mrs. J. McVittie left last week o:
a visit to Toronto • friends and else
with her 8011, Mr. A. McVittie of Ayl-
mer.
Mrs. E. Adams read the address and.
the presentation was made by Airs.
W. 11. Lyon and Mra. Geo. Moon.
Although taken completely by sur-
prise Mr. Tamblyn .made a fitting re-
ply thanking the met -Cabers for their
kind words and thoughtful' gift. Af-
terwards a social half hour was spent
during which time homenmade candy
was served by the ladies.
The League of the Methodist churolt
intend holding a conundrum social ccee
Friday evening of this week. Every-
body welcome and a good time aster-,
cid,
Tuckersmith Township
Mr. Roy Hearn, who has• been lianas
tram the vicinity of Wilkie Sa.sk.,
on a visit of several' weeks, le..ol:
again.Ior.the west on Saturday.
I NEW SPRINt FOOT1EAR
D° you like to' wear the best and most stylish shoes
obtainable at reasonable cost ? Do you want the
latest and most approved styles, If so,y ou will be
interested in our n e w
stock of
Spring Shoes
The satisfaction you
get in , buying dere, lies
in the knowing that we
are more interested in the
wear and comfort you
get than in pocketing the
money you pay for them.
H.
S. CHAPMAN
I'FIONE 70