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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-04-16, Page 8° Clinton News -Record frighten -ug See our Special .Advertising next week—with reference to the Brighten -up Club.'It `� ri11 be very interesting especially for thechildren, both Boys and Girls. -4 Watch For It. HARLAND BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES GOOD INTENTIONS. Come only out of the bead. Good Shoes come only out of"a good store. EWe buy good shoes and sell good shoes only, and at reasonable prices. JJ C We deal fairly and square- ly, give everyone the same prices and stand back of every pair we sell. We study our business every day of the week. We are doing and al- • ways will do our level best to please you. -Next time you need a pair of shoes get ac-, quainted with this store's merchandise. FRED.. JACKSON GoodSSlioes for :Everybody. New Spring Rugs at Special Prices. We have just received our;first shipment of New Rugs and while they are wonderful values still we are going to offer some Extia Spec- itil Prices during the next two weeks in order to induce early buyigg. We have Tapestry Rugs, Velvets and Wilton Rugs and all spec ally! priced fur the,next,two weeks. SEE OUR SPECIAL $10.00 RUGS. Also some bigvalues in Linoleums and Lace'Curtains. As , BIGGER VALUES IN BETTER SHOES. Spr ing time means Shoe tiwelin most families and "We are here witb the goods" to supply those wants and at a big saving in price to you Don't miss seeing [our; stock when looking for your . next pair. "It will pay you well". BPOS. Plumsteel Small Profits More Business 1 We have what' you re e Meed 10Furn to Don't fail to- call on Bali & Atkinson FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and Sunday Calls. N. BALL, Phone 1W. J. A, ATICINSON, ';Phone 18(1. This Smart Raglan is only one of the splendid new styles you can see in the Standard Fashion Sheet' for April. Be sure to call for a Free .copy at our Standard Pattern Department. W. D. FAIR CO. Often the cheapest—Always the best. rggA ,�1m 11555 iI iunncm,,• nh AI'R „illi. Miss Margaret Ball visited her aunts at Auburn last week. Miss Olive Harland spent the Rasbar- tide in town with friends.‘ Miss Louise Beaton of Grand Valley is home for the holiday season, Miss Evelyn Tiplady of Vandleek Hill is spend'ng, the vacation at honer. Mr. I3arold Cantelon is home from Benmiller for the Easter vacation. Mr. Barber, manager of the Seaforth Creamery, was in town on Thurs- day. Mr. John Cantelon of the Molsons' Bank staff, London, was home over the week -end. • Master Willie and Miss Jean: Bell spent Good Friday and until Mon- day with friends in Goderich. Dr. and Mrs: McGill of Mitphell were guests of the formers sister, Mrs, F. A. Axon, over the week -ends. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hopper of Co- bourg were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. I1, 1Iellyar on Monday. Mrs, (Dr.) McBride of Welland was at her home in town for Easter, that of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cluff. Me Clarence Kilty, who has been attending the Collegiate at St. 'Thomas, is hone for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Luke Lawson and child- ren were with Woodstock and Str t - fond friends during the holiday time. Mt. Will Southcombe, a Varsity stn- gent,is spending the Easter vaca- tion with, friends in town and vicin- ity. Mrs. H,' J. Marquis .and Master ,Tack of Pickering spent the week -end 'as the guests of Mr. Land Mrs. ° J. E. Cantelon. Mr. Frank Hayward of Iicnsall, who underwent an operation in the local hospital for appendicitis; has re- turned home. Mr. Charlie Oliver of Stratford and Mr.' Albert Hawkins, Thedlord, vis- ited Friday until :Monday with Mrs. Robert Stevens, Mr. A. Gilbert of Galt has been spending his Easter holidays with his uncle and aunt, Mr. _ and Mrs. Donald Macdonald. Mr. Hugh- B. Grigg of the:. Molsons Bank, Montreal, has been, spending the past week with) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grigg, Mr. and Mts. A. F. Johns and babe, Toronto; are spending the holidIay period with; Mr. and Mrs. A. Seeley town, and the Johns families, Tuck- ersmith. Mrs. C. C. Rance of Toronto and Mrs. J. J. Alien of Ottawa were guests of their brother, Mr. W. Jackson, : and other friends in town. over the week -end, ' Mr. and Mts. W. 1 , Cantelon; Master Wilfred and Miss Kathleen of Tor- onto were Easter visitors at the hone of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon. Mr. Bert Irwin, teadher, Welland, spent from Friday until Monday at the homestead on the Huron Road. Bett is a popular teacher as is evidenced by the length of time he continues in charge of the same school. Mr. and -Mrs, Will Harland of Guelph spent the Easter vacatiomin town. Their nlsany friends - gave them a egr,dial welcome to the old town. Mr. flatland assisted the choir M Ontario street church with their Easter music on Sunday,' Mrs, W. U. Laternel'1 and little daughter, who had beenvisiting fop some time' at the been, io'.ne, that of Mrs. Combe Sr,; re- turned to St. Thomas Monday. Mr, Latornell bame,upr for over the holi- day and 'accompanied thein hone: Mr. Peter Ker of Pio-ost, Alberta, will in all probability return to Ontario in a month or so and may. locate, at London, having taken' quite a fancy to the Forest Cityi.. He will, of course, be accompanied by Mrs, Kcr who 11ke himself has lived in Alberta lot a few years. Their tzarriage .t'ook place at De- troit about the,=Nsw- Year '. but ft - was only, lately • that the news reached Clinton, Mr. Ker's mant` friends here would like even at this Tate hour to extend good wishes. April I6th, 191 mown err Spring Clothing For The Bois. Have you eyer Patronized this store for your wants n Boys Clothing ?' Do you know the saying? If not why? We do not claim that we carry the largest range in the •County ? -But we do claim good values. Right now before' school starts we are showing a complete range of Lion Brand Clothing from $4.00 up. It you ',v1al•]t a special We can get it for you in a Very short time. Come in, we will be pleased to show -yon through. Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums,'House. Furnishings. . r' House [cleaning time is here ` with. the fine weather. The new Springs Rugs are ready foi your inspection, Come and see themkto day when the range fa complete, We:will gladly lay:aside any pattern you choose until you are ready for it. New scrims, Lace Curtains and Lin- oleums are nowain stock. We are show- ing a complete range of all the new 1914 patterns. We send all m a i 1 orders prepaid same day as received. Send or phone your wants to us. New Spring Coats and Suits for Ladies Wear. This week we are showing a com- plete range of ladies new Spring coats and Spring suits at moderate prices. LADIES RAIN COATS Our stock of Rain Coats is now com- plete in every detail, Fawns, Greys Black and Blue. Ask to see our Special at $6.50 Special in Ladies Kid Glove's at 89C Saturday we put-on sale five dozen Ladies Kid Gloves in Tan and Black only. •Every pair, guaranteed. A11 sizes Saturday special 89e. New Goods This Week, Underwear., cotton hosiery, wash goods beads, black silk -s, frillings etc. TAILORING " DEPT. ASK TO SEE OUR SPECIAL BLUE,WORSTED SUIT at 122 -„MADE TO ORDER. About People You Know Mrs. J. A. Irwin is.. visiting Londbu friends this week. Mr. Chester Marshall of Toronto` was home 1]C for. Easter. Mrs. Win Phipps of Fullerton is Ring friends in town, Miss Sadie illalzatly visited Seaforth friends toe Good Friday. Miss Grace Walker .of the London Normal* was home for the holidays, Misses Lily and Ltalka Leitch spent the Rester Holidays with Egmond- ville friends. Mr. Leslie J. Wasinan, principal -of the l3`rodhagen ashool, is aortic fur the holidays. Mr. John Weir 01 the Royal Bank stall was an Easter visitor at his •hone at Wroxeter. Mr. Carl and Misses. Mae and, Kath- leen East were with London friends over the week -end. Mrs. R. A. Bell visited with her sis- ter, Mrs. Alex: McLean,. Cloderich, over the week, end. Mrs: Elliott of Toronto spent Easter with her- parents,. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lindsay of town.` Mr, Donald Ross of Toirontto Uniser- sity;;spcnt the Easter vacation in towtounwith friends it Ennnerton of 13ervle was the guest DI Mr. and Mrs JohnEmitter- ton over the week -end. Mrs. Annis of Port Upton was the guest of her sister, Miss Washing- ton, over the Easter -holiday, Mrd, Lydia) Grant and `Mr. and Mrs: John Cook' and daughter. Elva spent Good Friday with relatives in Exe- ter. Mr. and Mrs. D, N. Watson, Mr. Frank Watson and Mise M. Irwin spent Good Friday with friends at Mb- oiiell; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shcpparit and their; guests, Mr,, and Mrs. Miffin and children, spent' Easter 'with fri- ends at .:Nile. Mr. and Mrs. Mif In and two children were guests over the week -end at the jzome of the lady's uncle, , Mr, J; P. Sheppard. Mrs. J. P., Ruth and heir daughter, Miss Jeanette Morrish, of .Detroit, are visiting with the former's par- ents, Ma and Mrs, D. IYIacdonald, Principal 'Treleaven, Mrs. Treleaven, and Miss Norma left yesterday to spend the remainder ' of the week with Lucknow Friends. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfrid Pickett and children spent Good Friday visiting the lady's parents, Mr, end Mrs, James Danford of Seaforth. Mr, Roy Ball, who is attendtn3 the medical school in Toronto, has been quite ill suffering from rheumatic fever. His aunt, Miss McBrien, left. for Toronto ors Monday to assist in nursing hint. Roy's many friends in town will regret to learn of his illness and sympathize; with hint in the loss of time from his studies which means so much to a student at ,this time of the year, but it is hoped his recovery Will now be ra- pid and completer Miss Susie Beatty of Goderich spent Good Friday at Mrs. J. Foster's. Miss Libbie Gibbings was a guest at her homein town for Easter. Miss RubyKitt r t f Toronto onto was Y 0 a holiday visitor at her home in town. Mrs, A, Hooper visited her soil, Mr. Olin Hooper, Blyth, on Good Fri- day. f Mrs. Rabb of Teeswater was the gueyt on Monday or Mr: and Mrs.' J. G. Chowen. Mfss Johnston of Stratford `-visited izer sitLen, Mrs. Byam, over the Easter vacation. Mr. Wnz: Moore of Winthrop has been visiting his brother, Mr. Robt, L. Moore, this week. Mrs. J. Miller and her son Charlie, Toronto, spent Easter with her sis- ter, Mrs. Mat Ford, Hullett. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and daught- er visited Mr. ,and Mrs. Wm. East and other friends in town- over Eas- ter• Mrs. Ben {'ole left Thursday morning last for Detroit and Ipsalanti to spend the Easter vacation with friends. • Mr, and Mrs. Gordon of Goderich" i f vinpast s ens few .days during the 1 a ry g week with the Cook and ace famil- ies of town. Mrs. (Rev,) J. J. Patterson of Sar- nda and children spent the Eastertide with the lady's sister, Mrs, W, D. Fair. Mr; Will Doherty of Chicago has been. spending the vacation seasort'at the home of his grandmother, Mrs, Chidley of town, Mr. C. E. Dowding, who has been in the west for several weeks in the interests of the Piano Company], re- trotted on Monday. Mr, J G. Crich, artist, Stratford, who was in town on Monday, leaves this week for Toronto where he will be engaged professionally for some i fine, Mr, and Mrs. W. Simpson were in Flensall on, Tuesday attending' the funeral of Mrs, Fred; Bush, who died m (Vinglzain while undergoing medical treatment, Mrs: Archie Agnew and Miss Bessie Weston of Detroit were in town during the holiday season, having been spending the period at' the par- ental ]zone near Bayfield. Mrs. Frank Saunders of Godeliob'11s- isited bar sister,' Mrs. G. M. fddiott and other friends in town during the vacation time, also the parental home in Stanley. Mr;, McClinton and Miss A. McClin- ton of Goderich we@o.guests at the home of Mr. A. Wilkin over Sunday. Misa McClinton assisted .the choir of Ontario • street , church with their Easter music: " Mr, Clifford Andrews, Royal Bank, Elmira, is at the parental home, that of Judge and Mrs. S. J, And - , rows, for his holidays. 1-I0 was ac connpanied by a Mr. Dressings] one of Elmire's progressive business The News From Londesboro Miss Alice Bell was in London this week attending the meeting of the Canadian Music Teachers' Asaocia- (ion. Mrs. Maria Best, a lifelong resident ol• Hullett, where size is highly es- teemed, left for London on Monday and will in future reside with her dauglzten1,Mrs. Allen,' who went from here a couple of months ago. Miss J. Maines of London was an Laster visitor at her home here: Mr. M. Hooper of Woodham spent the week -end at the Izonie of Mr, Jas. I Elsie. Both- churches had special Easter. services on Sunday. The Sunday school had charge' of the services in the Methodist church, in the morning, a special program of Easter musical selections, solos, etc., • was rendered ,b'y the members of the school. In the) evening the pastor preached a sermon appropriate to the season - and the choir furnished Easter' ,music. The church was prettily decorated. The service in the Presbyter'an church was in the afternoon and was conducted by the pastor, Rev. John Reid', wlio preached a most inspiring sermon. Messrs. Ltounsbury, Geddes and. Rn:d rendered a trio in fine voice at the service, Mr. and Miss Cunningham of Bel grave visited at the home of Mr: 0. Geddes last' week. Miss S. McCool of 'Toronto was a. visitor at her home here fora sew days during the holiday' season. Miss Elva Brown of Toronto and Miss Helen Crawford of Dublin spent the holidas with their grandmother, t, Mrs. Susan. Crawford of the 13th con. Miss Edna Lyon, of Winghazn was a holiday visitor at herhome here. Mr. 1Vi11 Tamblyn was up. from Tor- onto for the Easter vacation. Mrs. Roberton and Miss Ivy of Clin- ton were among the Easter visitors in the .village. Much regret is felt at the early de- mise of Mx.. J. A. Taylor, who passed away at the bonze of his father in. Iluliett on Satur'day.. The young man was hut in his thirtieth year and leav- es a young wife and little son. The fun_aal took place to Burns cemetery on Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Rid conducting the service. The funeral of the late Edward' Haggitt, which took place last week, was conducted': by. Rev, J. H. Oster: - heat who within the past six months. has 'officiated at the funerals of four persons ,whose combined ages' would aggregate three hundred andsixty years, 'an, average of ninety years. ']'here are note living within a few miles of Londesboro four persons whose average age is about the. Isante, Hallett is a, healthy part of' the country to sojourn in; fla�rtt Slioes %r 1�en Every .wan enjoys, once in a while; buying the best things, even if they do cost more. Some men are 'wise enough to know that this Is true economy. if you'll come here and look at our showing of HART Shoes you'll see where .the enjoyment comes in. There's nothing better made, any- where, at the price, When you've worn a: pair you'll realize the economy of the best. We sell shoes that are absolutely the best ever sold here—in stylish appearance, in qualities, in materials and in workmanship -the best you can possibly buy for your money, The largest stock of men's shoes to select. from, and a good comfortable fit guaranteed. H. -S CHAPMAN PHONE 70