The Clinton News Record, 1914-06-11, Page 8Clinton News -Record"
June 1l111, I9Igi
Our__Speclais for Sai rday,
'A Bargain Sale in'Graniteware
Pie plates
44 41
Dish pans
Preserving:kettles
11
Double rice boilers, only
reg for
10 00 Saucepans
12 08
35 25 water pails
-50 35
75 50 Wash basins
45 33 Pudding dishes
40 30 Dippers
40 Basting spoon, only
reg, for
$1 10
15 10
35 50
00 40
25 15
25 ,1S
2515
04,
Electric irons $4,00 and $4,50,
Vest pocket flash lights from $1,00 to x+1.50, very usefn4
$2,00 Hammocks for $1,755
2,50 r 2.25
3.00' 3.75
25 percent discount on mit glass all this month
WE HAVE A BIG ASSORTMENT OF ALL
'SEASONABLE GOODS.
HARLAND. BROS,
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
White.
Footwear
enommanio
We're showing the finest variety of
Good white Footweeir, that ever grac-
ed a Shoe Store in Clinton 1
Oxfords, Colonials, Jumps, &c. &c,
Many of our styles can not be f(srutik
elsewhere.
Moderate prices here, you . know !
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00, to $1.00.
We hardly see how a woman will be
aisle to live through! the coming sum-
mer without some sort of a selection
from our line of White Footwear.
FRED. JACKSON
Good Shoes for Everybody.
White Canvas Shoes
Our stock of these goods is now fairly complel e, both in wom-
en's and children's lines and consist of all the new lasts in pumps, high
and low, button and lace.
Children's from $1,00 a pair up.
Ladies' from $1.50 a pair up.
Our pri er on these goods are very low and it will pay you to
see what we are showing before making a purcha: e.
See Our Men's and Children's Straw Hats.
Dozens of styles and prices frym 10e to $2.50. See our men's
special lines at $1,00 and $1.25.
Women's and Children's Wash Dresses.
Never bef ire have we shown such a lar ge range of wash dresses
as we are this season and never were Values as good.
Children's dresses 25c to $2.50,
Ladies' dresses $1,00 and up.
A special line of children's dresses at 40c,
Plumsteei Bras.
Small Profits
--- More Business
THERE'S. No Place
Like HOCIE if is.
COSY and Comfort-
ably FURNISHED.
Yours can be if you will take
advantage of our Furniture
Offerings.
It's bargainsgalore we are offering just now
g o,
in everything in the store. If you want a Side-
board, Buffet, China Closet, Table, Chairs,
Springs or Mattress,, now is the time, to purch-
ase. Our store is the cheapest spot in Huron
County tobuy all kinds of furniture.
Ball & Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS. and UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls. -
N, BALL Phone 11(, - J. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180
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,
es nnnnann emsnmee
. .....--cm[nWllh,.
Rev. H. J. Conde)]. of Bayfield was
in town on Monday.
Miss Mary Reid is Holidaying at her
home in Stanley this week.
Mrst (Rev.) J, E. Ford of Gorierfch
was in town Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxman and Mr. and
Mrs, Von RoL,: were in. Bayfield 011
Sunday.
Mrs, Harry Fair of Toronto is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H.
i3ellyar.
The Misses Bell of London visited
their sister, Miss 13011 of the C.. 1.
staff, over the week:-erel.
111'., and Mrs. Jas. Twitchell and
family were in London -c/a Monday,
making' the journey in their ear.
Mr. D. A. Cantelon of Toronto was
in town Saturday visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crnteion.
Mr. Clarence Copp has been holiday-
ing at his home in tce,vn since the
University closed tor the long vaca-
tion.
Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Stewart, who are.
at Bayfield for e, few weeks, were
i3( town Saturday calling on old
Mended.
Rev. arse Mrs, Treleaven of I,ucknow
were the guests over the week -end
of the fornricr's brother, Principal
Treleaven of town.
Mr. Ray Ford, son of Mr. john Ford,
town, who has been located at Fort
William for some time, has taken a
position in London.
Mrs. Rowson and Miss Edna Cooper
of Wingham were the guests over
the week -end trf the lattclr's moth-
er; Mrs. Wm. Cooper.
Messrs. R. J. Miller and Ralph Tip -
lady have returned from attending
Conference at Sander. They Bad
both a pleasant and profitable time.
Mr. and Mrs, S. A. Moffatt and. Dr,
and Mrs. Lloyd Moffatt of London
were the guests' on Sunday o'. Miss
Mae East, having motored up in the
a.m.
Mr. W. R. Elliott, reeve of Stephen
township, was in town on Friday
last and remained (s,'cr until the
next day as the guest of hie cousin,
Mr. G H. David.
Rev. C. L. Langford, incumbent of
the. Middleton—FIolmesville—Sunr-
merliil1 parish, was on Sunday at
Woodstock ordained as priest, along
with seven °LIiws,
Mr. R. E. Manning was chosen ' b)
the London Conference as one of the
lay delegates to the, Dominion Con-
ference tc, be bald at Ottawa, Mr.
Israel Tapley is another of thci del-
egates. ,
Miss Jess O'Neil, who werht west a
few weeks ago,, has speared a s'llool
at Seven Persons, Alta., about
thirty miles from Medicine Mat,.
where she will teach during the
stirntner months
Mr. Harry A. Hcssrorr who has just
passed s'racessfully, his third year
exam, in medicine, returned to Tor-
onto Friday, having been .hopno for
r
week I
a vee e r 'h
a 3(t of the runes
of o s
end death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs it B tames formerly
of Clinton but who for some months
past have been .residinyi to the; State
of New Jersey, have ta'ser Vt:pi their
abode for the summer and tall ab
Sydney Mines; Cape Breton,
Mrs, Griffin arol little Miss Jane lett
Saturday otter a visit of some
.weekswith the lady's aunt, Mrs
R. E. Manning. They wilt visit
friends at Grimsby before returning
to their home 'at Denver, Col.
Mrs. Veitch; wife of the neve teller
in Molsons .Bapk, has arrived from,
St. Thomas and they have -Lefton
uP house keeping in the residence
leased from Serjeant Welsh, on Rat-,
tenhuaty street. Miss Veitch Ls at
Present staying with thein.
Mr. and: Mrs: Will Pinner, wire have
been visiting at the home of the
latter's parents; that of, .Mr. and
Mrs, 'Cities.- Bartlill of town, and
with othear friends in Ontario dur-
ing the past couple of months, left
Monday for their home in Vaneous-
er, B.C. 'they were accompanied by
Mig; Jule Bartliff, who :will spend
a couple of months in the Coast
Cit)),''
W. C. BROWN, Successor.
DRY GOODS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS
MERCHANT TAILORS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
The undersigned begs to announce to the•resiclents of Clinton and the surrounding country that he will
continue the business formerly carried on undEr the firm name•ot Tozer & Brown and feels warranted in solicit-
ing the patronage of the citizens, and guarantees satisfaction in all purchases- made from the flim. Thanking
. you all for past favors. Come and examine the magnificent stock of
SILKS
PLAIN
FANCY
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS
comprising in part
Dress Goods
of all the Newest Patterns and Latest Designs in
WOOLLENS . COTTONS
BROCADES
PLAIN
CREPE
RATINE
RIBBONS, GLOVES, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and TiES, as well as the staple
COTTONS, MUSLINS, PRINTS, TABLE LINENS, etc., etc., usually found in a first=class
establishment.
W. C. Brown
Solicits an inspection at tbis store.
Personals. WESLEY CIIVTRCH,
Mr.and Mrs. Br • i r
c me arc Toronto
C . 0 t
n o
this week.
I
t .
Mr., J n ietkinson was in Itiecter
over the week -end.
Mies O'Keefe of Seaforth is the guest
of AIlse Annie Bartlif.
Mrs. Wm. Graham was with Bruce -
field friends over the week -end.
Mrs., D. M. Ross or 'Toronto is visit-
ing friends in town this weeks
Miss Marion Harland, is spending the
week with, friends in Strafford.
Mrs. Moorhouse of Brantford is the
guest of Miss Potts at the rectory,
Mrs. Pinning is this week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hudson of Mi t-
ebell.
Misses Minnie Cooper and Mabel Cleft
were in Goaerich (seer: the week-
end.
Mrs. J. W. Moore intends going 011
the C re)1C etnd excursion to Detroit
tomorrow.
Mrs. R. Marshall, Rattenbury street,
entertains a number of her lady
friends this evening.
Bliss Myrtle Spencer of Kingston is
visiting her uncle and aura', Mr.
and Mrs. Roble Marshall, Rotten -
bury street, whose guest she will be
tor. a month or se.
Air. G. D. McTaggart was to Atlanta
City for a nouple• of days East
week, -having accompanied his sis-
'ter, Miss Kate McTaggart, who is
remaining down there for a holiday.,
Missr.l)ella Watt trained nurse, New
York City, arrived on Monday and
will spend several weeks visiting
with her brother and WHO, Mr, and
Mrs,. 'I'.• J. Watt of Fairview Farm,
Huron Road. •
Rev. J. W. Holmes 0i Saskatoon,
formerly paster of Rattenburel St,
Methodist church, Clinton, has been
onriousty ill for several weeks. llis
many friends here will be blad to
lrooeny 1410 ie improving:
Rev., Dr and Mos Rutledge. returned
home yesterday, the former front
Sarnia where 11e was' in attendance
at con'erence, the latter from South.
13end, Ind., where she hasbeen
spending the past few wce'es as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Shdl-
Jington.
Sir. and Mrs, ,Jas. Dinifoed and fam-
ily have returned from Seaiorth acyl
are now nicely settled in the "apart-
ments abovethe store. The many
friends of the family tire pleased to
welcome tl&.m ba,:1 to Inc n and
hop0 their stay Bete 'will boa per=
nraneni 0110.,
Mr. I1. VV. Watts, caretaker of the
G. I. and of Willis clurrch, will
leave on Wednesday atternoora next.,
accompanied by his good wife, on
a elk weeks' trip to England, their
destination being Ilfracombe in
Devonshire,, their native town. They
will take the St. Lawrence route.
The News -Record wishes the worthy
couple a pleasant journey to - and
fro anh Yme whilein
their horucn'oe landable and'
tia'sa`.e re -
tura' to Clinton sr; V n,
Rev. )>r, Rutledge will address the
Brotherhood e ood at 10 o'clock
rretSt
Sun-
day
day morning on "Sonne Ilappeniugs
of the London ('onfcecc, ci."
London Road
Miss Muriel ,Sparring of Cranhr'ook
18 the guest of her aunt, Mr's. Ferry
Phunsteel.
Mrs. Hayes has returned to her
home in Detroit after a visit at the
parental home, that of Mr, and Mrs.
L. Wiltse.
Mr. and Mrs, Wei. Pepper of Dublin
visited over Sunday at the hone of
the former's brother, Mr. Roger Pep-
per.
Mrs. Wnr, Eberhardt of Sea`orbh was
a week -end visitor at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Roger Pepper.
Mr. 11. Wil tie of Clinton addressed -
the League at the liome of Mr. A.
SteplleIsorr ou Tuesday evenirr
ing a most interesting talk,
The residents of The, Road are talk -
in; of holding their annual picnic this
year, 'in union with the p001110 of
Turner's, on July 3rt at the old place
Peacock's e,rove.
IVir, Wni. ,Stenburr, is very busy pre-
paring for Ins barn raising which will
take place the, end of the week.
'Master George falconer is able to
be about aga n offer the rtathee severe
aeordeet, to,his foot, received while
operating a plow.
Hallett Township
The following is the report for S.
S. No5 for May :.
Sr 411—Florence Vodden, Mary
Jamin or Sr 4th' -Fred McCool,
Marjcf, McCcol, Florence Cartwright.
Jr. 4th—Annie Way moi ith, Flossie
Gibi i ngs. ,Sr. 3rd—Grace Vodden,
Alice \odder, Lilian Cartwright Jr.
3rd—Pose Garbutt, Percy Gf Toings,
Helmer ,Snell Arthur Wayntouth. Sr.
2nd—Wellington McCool. Jr. 2nin—
ItoJalic,Crawford, Dora \Zodder's Pt.
2nd (5)—Margaret Drown, Jenny Gore
butt. Pt. 2itd (hl) -Harold Sufi.
.Prineer—Gcrtic; Qiteeni4, Evelyn Gib-
bings, Cllarrley Brown, Charley Way-
mouth; Hugh Radford Elva Smith
The best spellers are 5r. 3110-F.
Vedder), Sr. 4111-1e, Cartwright. Jr.
4tlt F. Girhlbiage. Sr. 3rd—G. Ved-
dei,. Jr. 31d-41. Gerbati, Jr. 2nd-
Crawford. I?t, 2nd J. G•.orbtitt.
-B M, . Mac/twat); Teacher.
Herman'
1)r. Arthur and Mrs. McAllister were
the guests of the Cornier's hrothear
and of other friends 'hereabouts for
0 day or SO.
Mr. John Mol!'.wan has been spend-
ing a few, days with Godericir friends.
Mr. A, McPherson is improving
nicely 'after his serious illness,.
NEWS -RECORD NEWS -LEADER/.
Londesboro.
ries
The Lon horn inch I > o ilr
) P West
a
Huron Women's Indtitute will n c held'
m the evening of June 18t11 instead
of the afternoon eo formerly an-
nounced. Dr. L. S. AL Hamilton will
acidreJ; the meeting;. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all women of
the neighho:hood.
Constance
Miss Vine ('olclouth is staying with
her cousin for: a time.
Mrs, Chas. McGregor hat the mis-
fortune last week to sprain:, Jot
an'cle,
News -Record Means News -Leader,
Hallett Township
Mrs, Fred. Gould and little Master
Charlie of \Vintlsar are visiting her
sister, Mrs, Will. Morrison of the
(travel. Road.
Mr. David Ferguson, a former, old
and much esteemed „resident of this
township, but now of Godericlr, town-
ship, accompanied b) his daughter,
Mrs. D. Churchill, visited his son,
Mr. Jolty Ferguson, one day • lest
week, Mr, Ferguson is keeping poor-
ly his many friends. regret to hear,
but all hope tor speedy and com-
plete recovery.
News -Record means Nettie -Leacher.
Constance
,r
1I d Mrs. v' -.,
rl M l IC i I
Ca n f Le• c
n ai
a buy..
spent S•pinday in ihs village astr„
streets of the lady's sister, Mrs. Me -
C -u l ley,
Mr. Jas,. .\(wood has raised Iii,
house and intends putting a good Wei -
lar underneath.
5(1'. Fred. Milson of Forget, Met ,
is visiting, his mother, Mrs. Millen.
Mr. Alfred Cole of Algoma was a.
visitor at alta home of his sister
Mrs. Thos. Pollard, one day lase
week,
A pretty wedding took place a tire
home of Mrs. Richard Anderson on
Tuesday at high noon when her young';
est d idle ca', Miss Clara G., becamethe l>ridn of Mr. James Howard
Snell, 'l'he ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr. Carswell of Winthrop
and was witnessed by a number or
guests. Mr. and. Mrs, Snell left the
same afternoon for Swift Current.
Sask., and other points in the west
arid after a honeymoon trip of z,
couple of months or So will take rip
their residence on Haybarton Farm
on the Gravel Road. Hearty con-
gratulations aero extended the youcr
103(1)10,
Last week it was stated that Hall
& Co. had dec'd'l to close their s+or.,
on Wednesday? afternoons, It appeaee
this was a mistake, The store vvi0'
be closed at six o'clock Wedheetia)
evening, but open in the ettec•riooe a`
usual,
.1110v011
SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
PUMPS and OXFORDS=c'=Ladies, you can—
not afford to miss the opportunity to look at our very
wide range of New and up-to-date Summer Footwear,
in all leathers --patent, gun metal calf, suede -and white
new buck and canvas.
•
MEN'S SHOES===Our new styles in men's
shoes for the season mak it easy for them to gratify
their individual tastes. There 1s line custom mod
eling in every line and such perfection of fit and finish
as well as durability that it will be a pleasure to wear
them;
S. CHAPMAN PHONE 7ti