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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-05-07, Page 1711. r -A LIST- of In��ro�re� ani Up -To - Date Seasonable Goods LNs'vii, inower:4' Screen doors and windows Perfection oil stoves Washing machines L', W. riaizers Stepladders • Paint brushes White wash t rushes Brooms and whisks Spades and shovels Rakes and hoes Poultry netting Garden hose Sherwin -William paints Japalao and varnishes Campbell's varnish stain Climax wall paper cleaner Ronux I nglieb floor,paint 5kinds metal polish Silvo. the celebrated silver polish 10 different kinds stave polish Jellstone Mureseo O.Oedar mor s Bempol and Uritis veneer Brass curtain poles See our assortment of ever ready electric flash lights and the Cele- brated National electric smoothing iron, new Rotory corn planter. Special Free Parcel Post to all parties living within 20 miles of Clinton. Our phone is No. 7,or drop o card and we will sane by the next delivery, free of charge, 11 pounds is the weight limit. HAALAND BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES 1 1 Better Shoes. Men who are particular about their shoes, will find here the best of:shoes. Don't waste time going from one store to another to !incl a shoe you'll like. Come here first and save yourself the trouble. We've a long range of Styles and Prices. $2 50, $3.00, $3.50 to $1300. The country's best Shoe Makers made our shoes on correct lasts from,such good leathers as NiciPat- ent Colt Skin, Velour Calf, Gun Meta! Calf, etc. 8 You can't turn 'around here without bumping in- to some sort of good. styl- ish shoes 1 +-ten, Come see the new sprint; models, Conservative or as smart and swagger as you can wish !' Remember. our :Expert shoe service ! FRED. JACKSON Good(Shoes for Everybody. As The Housecleaning Is Now ®It . We have purchased an up-to-date ELECTRIC VACCUI'1 CLEANER. which will clean your Carpets and Rugs thoroughly. Price $t,5O;for each home. We have what you 2.` need in Furniture. Ball Sic Atkinson A ik FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and. Sunday Calls. N. BALL Phone 110, 3, A. ATKINSON', Phone 1813- .71611111111001, New Spring Rngs at Speeial Prices. We hever:just received onr;firstshipment ofNew Rugs and while tl ey are wonderful values still we are going to offer some Extra Spec- ial Prices during the next two weeks in order to induce early buying. We have Tapestry Rugs, Velvets and Wilton Rugs and all spec - i ally fp iced fur the(next;two weeks. SEE OUR SPECIAL $1.0.00 RUGS, Also some big values in Linoleums and Lace Curtains BIGGER VALUES IN BETTER SHOES. Spring timenieans Shoe time;in most families and "Weare here with 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". Plumsteel Bros. 1 Small Profits More Business wsnmeemesem Clinton News -Recoil IPOCj& 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. FATE CO. Often the cheapest --Always the best, i1I'. Thos. Flynn was in London on Monday. Id ss Owen of New York City is the. guest of Mrs. (on'ibe, Sr. Mr. &Iarry Cauteloin et Toronto was in the old home town this week. Mrs. L. Greig went down to 'Toronto yesterday to visit her, daughter, Mrs. J. '1'. Clark; Mrs. W. T. O'Neil spent the• week -end in Toronto with her daughters, Misses Delle and Jess. Mr. W. S. Harland purposes leaving on Saturday for an extended visit with friends at ri'at Hamilton, Mr. A. J. EIolloway was in Buffalo the end of last week making a con- tract with the Lehigh Coal people. Mrs. A. R. Griffin and little daugh- ter of Denver, Col., are the guests 01 - the lady's, aunt Mrs. R. 1e, Manning. Mr. and Mrs, (Inc. Howson of Med icine Hat, Alta., arrived yesterday even ng on a visit to the former's mother, Mrs , 'Towson. Mr. A. H. Musgrove, M.L. A., Wing - ham, was, in town on Tuesday ev- ening, being tin speaker at tbo Orange social in the town hall that t i . c en vii, Nir. illhe.rt May, vvieo has been visit- ing Airs. ]Towson and other friends in town for the past three months, left Tuesday for his home at Stev- ensville, Mnntana, Miss. Maher Stinson, daughter of Mr. W. J. Stinson of Stanley and a graduate of the Clint Oil Business College, went to Toronto on Mon- day to take a position, Rev, J. Ir. Dyke, field secretary of Die National. Sanitarium, Associa- tion, was in town Monday arrang- ing for a laratcria view lecture to be given in the town hall. Mr. Prank O'Neil was in town over the week -end, I•i•lving come down from the west on hearing of the serious illness of his brother who died last week at Andrewsville, Miss Emma 51, Stephenson returned Saturday to her: teaching duties at Port Arthur after spending a week at home owing to the illness of her inother, Mrs, .Stephenson is now improving rapidly. Mrs. A. Beacom, who has been a patient in tin bras hospital for some weeks, has so far recovered as tri be able to be removed to licit home td)is. week. 1t is hoped that she will soon be (mite well again. Mr. F. W. Torry, well known 1n cricket icirelee, is spending a few days in town. Ile frequently visit- ed Clinton in' years ,past when crick- et was more in vogue than at pres- ent, indeed, he was for a couple of years coach of the local Club, AIr. and Mrs.,p, L• Mills of ;Sioux Falls City South Dakota, .are vis- itingMr.and Mrs.T. J ,aWatt of the Huron Road, east. Mr. Mills formerly resided here and his friends who remember him in the past will he pleased to leant that he has prospered since settling in the west. Mr. '1`. re. Shepherd, hotter known ire the home town •as "Citral,;' who has been on the Ronal Bank '` staff at Gadsby; '.Alta., ,for some time, lids been transferred to RedbliFJ, sante proeinee. This town ts quite: near Medicine I1at ands c',Ohuii.'! of- ten has the pleasure of a call from old. friends. ' • Mr..17, EL Ayer, the veiny well known excursion agent of the' W!',:tc Star Line, Detroit, was in town Tues- day, accompanied by Mi:. C. F. 1;3ieln.erru, jr., salieibating agent toe the Line. Under Mr. seyor's Witton he will ver)'' speedily be initiated ta- tothe alt of ingratiating himself ; into: the good graces of people who travel by tvartei:, Mr,, and Mrs. A, Carr, Blyth, were in town over the week -end the guests cu Mr. and Mrs. '1`. Maclean - Me Jr. This was their first visit to Clutton since their: return from California Where they spent the winter an,/ pa;rly spring months v'rp en oya@ty;: sa nis, : that they dct not `lhok 'onwchardso northern winter with any great anticipation:; (1 i II Y. Iry r M Saturday On sale Friday and ON20 in all. Boys Odd Bloomers May 1401, 11N4 emogs�ratioa of the. Famous •Coilone Corse On Thursday, Friday and Saturday May 14th, 15th and 16th. Miss Smith will demonstrate the.Coilene corset to the. Ladies of Clinton and vicinity, and we cor- dially want you to conte. Miss Smtih thoroughly Understands the fitting of corsets and will explain just the kind of corset you should wear and why. Come any of the above days it will be interesting. SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies' £ ChileC�ats reg. � � � Travellers' Samples at cost and less Space will not permit of a description.'In the lot are ladies' spring coats, sizes 36 and 38 only. Children's spring coats, ages 8, 10, 12 and 14 years only. Colors, Tango, Tans, Kings Blue, and Grey Tweed Mixtures, Etc. Styles are the vety lat- est, and. PRICES ; Cost and less, the very savings on these coats are such that they will not last long. Come early and get the best values. Saturday we put on sale Twenty five pairs of op odd bloomers, Tweeds and Wor- steds, Lyon brand make lined throughout, Ranging in price up to -.$1,25. Saturday onig 98c. Moo Hullett Township Airs, Kunkle and little •slaughter of • Nfa era Falls lent fot• sheer home yes- terl cat.flee afortnight's a visit • with the lady's pariitts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- mund Crawford. A very pleasant time was' spent last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs• .las. McConnell of the 13th con, when about sixty of their. Friends and neighbors assembled at their hone before their departure for their future beetle in Clinton Dur- ing the evening they were - presented with -two beautiful chairs and Miss Kathleen with a fountain pen. The fallowing address was read : Mr. and Mrs. McCormiee and Miss Kathleen,—We, the friends and neigh- bors of this connnunit' have as0.nrb1- ed here tomigcht to unitedly express 104 deep regrets at your departure from our midst. We .'eel that we cannot let this opportunity pass with- out trying to show some appreciation for your neighborly! khtdness to us In the past. You have always been highly esteemed end respected resi- dents of our community aial will he greatly missed - You leave tai•'en an energetic part in the aetivities of our neighborhood and we wish. you God -speed in your, new sphere of life, As a slight tokei. of our love, and respect we net: you to accept these chairs, and dile fountain pen, hoping that you neay be spatcds many years to enjoy their eoinforts', and car earnest prayer is •that God will abun- da.ntty bless ycite—Signed on 'behalf of the people of toe 131h. or Hullett, Constance Misses Carter and McKenr,ie event Sunday. at Live ligase of Mr. \\m. Brit- tin. ML Tiros:. Troop is now. under Lhc entre of a doctor, Mr. Wm, Ilesk has !cold his driver for, a good price, thepurchaser being Mr. Thos. Lawson of Stratford. 'l.'he masons have commenced with the stone ,needs of Sir, Jahn 'Fer- gltaeit's house. - A:L the annual meeting, of the Con- s tani20 on-stacace Epworth League the following officers were clectecv for 1 h ensuing year • Ilon.-presldent, Ret. J.H. Os. terbotib ; president, Robt. Clarke I.Si vice, Mrs. Robt. Rogerson, 2rrh. vice, Miss Irene Carter ; 3rd vice, Mrs,. 1' Lindrayl lth vice, •,Win Brit- ton ; rit-ton', seeretary Miss Evelyn Clarke, treasure., Miss Stella, Clarke organ' id, Miss Irene Carter, assistant, Miss May,nrg hall. Mr. W. rHugili arrived hoinc last week with his Manx ,gait from Lon - Mr. W. Stanley of Jlolmesville put, up aboui, 'one' hundred, and fifty ,rods of wire fencing for Mr. J. Carter Cn Monday• i %V. Moore Das been, a visitor ab the home of his 'grariidparowts Mr. and Mrs. Janres Mann. Mr. JamesAttwood' is wearing sunny smile these days over the ar- rival at his home of a pretty babes girl: Hullett Township Mr, Charlie hale of London was home neer the week -end, having come ii t 1 to attend the iuuar;r.l of the late ,Miss Edith Illtele 1 Miss 1I, Simpson of London was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. hale for a few clays over the week end. 13y the death of Miss 101111, 111tch, which occurred on Wednesday of last week, this township loses one of its worthy resident*. Miss hitch came ' with het parents to the farm. on 1 which she tlierl when a child, Iler rather, the late James I:lit,h, died shortly 'after settling here and the mother died, eight years ,ago. The de- ceased was educated in the Clinton Public school and Collegiate and o'r- tained a first elass teacher's certifi- cate, but owing to ill health she nev- er taught. Seven years. ago she rent- erJs,her farm to Mr, 'Theodore Hale, who has continued to reside on it eV - or since, she making her home with them and acnrngst whom slid was held in high esteem. She was a member of Ontario street church, Clinton, and was a consistent Chris- tian. The funeral took ,place 011 Mon- d^aye afternoon to Clinton cemetery ami was wiry largely attended '1'he services were conducted by . Rev. S. J. Allia and the pallbearers were Chas. Hale or London, met Messrs. J. w. I3aylny, tVui. 11111, 1. Pope, Irh Snail and A )ale. Orr sister sur- vives Mrs Thos. Ewart 01 'l'ros- sacks:, Sask., .w•bo was present at the funeral. Others present were : Mr. J. Cole, Cass City, Mich,, a cousin ; Mrs. Me'fate and Mrs. C'o're, West Lorne, aunts ; mr, Charlie Hale, Lon- don Mrs. I lssery, Exeter Miss Ni Jimipson i ondon and others. The floral tributes were very beauti- ful, Tlie following is she. report of 0. 0. No. 5 for April, in order of ,merit : Sr. l 1,11-b lorcnoc Vodden, Tvlary Jamieson. Sr. 'slit-lJered .STs(ool, ltlai:jey Mc- Cool, 1Sorcerem Cartwright. Jr. 10—Flossie (iibbings, Annie Way moat. , Sr. 3rie—Cra.ee Vodden, Alice Vod- den, Ljlititu C'arttvright. Gr. 3rd -Rose Corbett, Percy Gene bings, Arthur Way emu th, Rohner • Sae 2011—Wellington McCool. Jr. 2nd. -Rosalie Crawford, Dora Vodden. Sr, .1st (a)—Margaret Brown, Jen- vy Coabuti. Sr. 1st the—Harold Snell. F'rimnr.(a)—Lditha Gorbutt, Alvin C'a1 tw ri plb 1 Pa'icncr (b), ,Certie Quennie, Evelyn G1ibbings, Hugli Radford, ('Barley Brown, lllva Smith, Charley Way mouth, the best spellers are - Sr.: 1th—F. Vodden. Sr Lth-M. Me,Ceol. Jr.1131•-P Cibhings, Sr. 3rd—A, \redden. Jr:.' 3rd—le. Clo butt, Ir. 2nd -R, Craiwrord Sr. Jst—J, Ctoebutt. 13• W. MacliOw;tn, 'Coaches. The News From Londesboro Airs. (Rev.) J. Reid is attending a missionary convention en Toronto this week. Rev. J 1.'.. Reid of Toronto visited his brother at the Londesboro 'manse on Monclay, fie had been Conducting anniversary services in Willis church, Clinton, on Sunday. Miss r,. Levier felt cn Monday Inc Toronto. Miss Macy Townshend returned en Monday from 'Toronto atter a week's visit with friends here. Mr. J. D. Melville was with Brus- sels friends over the week -end, Mr. 'r, J. Arlains lon dee a ear of settlers effects at this station this week bound for Prince Cleorge.• Mr:). Crysler of Delhi left for her home th's week after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. J. 0. Lauusberry. Rev, J, II. 0sterhout preached ser- mons appropriate to "Mo'ther's Day" on Sunday and the choir furnished special music, Miss L. Ilrunsdon 9,ient Surilay are• the homes of her brother, Mr. flowerer. Brunsden of Myth. • Miss A, Bell spent Sunday witch Clinton friegds. H ullett,lHappenings Farmers are not all through with their seeding yet, but the late ones may fare just as well as the early birds, as the wrrather has been back- ward so far. Mrs. •.iohn C.'urnrnira3s , for, many years a resident or the 13th con., but alio hays been residing with her Whiten in the west for the past few years, died last week and the re- mains were brought home for inter- ment, illW, funeral. tektite place in Blyth cemetery on Tuesday. Mrs. henry Freeman was in Clime ton on Tuesday. It is not often that "Grandm.a" Freeuran goes driving but on this particular occasion she went to have a group picture ta'len of her- self, her daughter, Sirs, P;. Craw- ford, her daughter, Mrs. Kun'cle and her little ,ehtigliter again. It is hop. ed by the friends of the family that the photo of the roar generations will be a success. • NEWS -RECORD NEWS -LEADER. 1 SPRING FOOTWEAR tVe haveplaced in stock this Spring a much wider range of styles than this tt,re,evnr showed before, to match the season's requirements, which give a much wider choice than you have bad for years. The new shapes and leathers in Ladies' and Men's shoes faithfully reproduce all the style features of the highest priced custom made. We can meet every requirenens at moderate expense and guar- antee thorough satisfaction. You'll find just the shoes, oxfords or pumps you want here, and you'llget the most generous meas- ure of value you ever bought for your money. H S. CHAPMAN7-, .L $ONF7 70 yy