The Clinton News Record, 1914-06-25, Page 8Clinton., News -Record :.
June 2501 1914
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specials for Sa1uray,
and all next week;'
iT WEATER 00008 1
Perfection and quick meal oil stoves.
Garden hose, sprayers and nozzles.
Screen doors $1,00 to $2.00: t
Lawn seats $1.25.
Hammocks $2;00 for $1.05 $2,50 for $2.1S $3.00 for $2.68
2 ice cream freezers, leg. $3 00 for $2 68.
Electric irons reg, $5 00 for $4.43 reg. $4.50 for $3.08,
1 only lawn mower reg 5.50 for 9.95 4,00 tot 3.45 4.75 for 3,08.
0 -cedar mops $1.50. 0 -tela,' dnsters 75e. •
35 percent discount on cut glass for balance of this month;
Another good supply of Bran tined hoofing and beaverboard, .
. A small quantity of pure,Manilla binder twine 13 and 14e..
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
BAREFOOT SANDALS
Barefoot Sandals are just the thing for
the children's summer pleasure and com-
fort.
They delight the little folks, and save
the regular shoe leather.
We've a good assortment of all the best
styles, in the extension sole -the foot
,protecting kind.
Boys' and Gills' Sandals 75c to $1.25
If the children are going to have an out-,
ing this summer be sure and not forget
their sandals,
it
Diana of the Green Van.
Buy it if yiou want to
road a clean, sweet, enter-
taining story, onei '' that
Will hold your interest,
Ws a $10,000 prize novel.
Over 100,000 sold. During
April the hest ' seller in
•both Canada 'and. United
States, Price 1.35,
FRED.. JACKSON 1
Good Shoes for Everybody.
white Canvas Shoos I
Our stock of these goods is now fairly complete, both in wom-
en's and children's lines and consist ot all the new lases in pumps, high
and low, button and lace.
Children's from $1.00a pair un.
Ladies' from $1,50 a pair up.
Our prices on these goods are'very low and it will pay you to
see what we are showing before making a purchase.
See Our Men's and Children's Straw hats.
Dozens of styles and prices frym 1.0e to $2.50. See our men's
special lines at $1.00 and $1.25. .
Women's and Children's Wash Dresses.
Never before have we shown such a large range of wash dresses
as we are this season and 'never were values as good.
Children's dresses 05e to $2 50.
Ladies' dresses $1.00 and up.
A special line of children's dresses at 40e,
Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits'
- More Business
Yours can be if you will take
advantage of our Furniture
Offerings.
It's bargains galore we are offering just now
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 Duron
County to buy all kinds of furniture.
Just jfl'
O•Verland;: Red,
A story full of Western
life, perfectly clean and at
the same time full of rom-
antic a(lvertures One of
the best. and brightest nov-
els of the year.' Trice $1.35,'
W. D. FAIR CO
Often the cheapest --Always, the best.
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__ "IINNIn fill,.
Mr. C. IIoare was a visitor to Guelph
on Monday.
Adjutant Bloss and wife of London
assisted the local Salvationists on
Sunday. `
Miss Etta Mefrien was a guest at
the Mellroy-Leith wedding in }ltyth
last week.
Messrs. A. J. Tyndall, A. F. Quigley
and David Elliott, town, visited the
Model barn, Guelph, on Monday.
Clerk Macpherson, who was laid up
for several days with an attack of
tonsilitis, has now almost recover-
ed.
Mr. W. S. Harland and Miss Mabel
returned last week from a month s=
visit with friends at Hamilton' and`
Guelph
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Jeffrey and Miss
Norma of Seafortb spent Sunday at.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas:
Danford.
Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Robb took in the
excursion to Guelph this week and
spent a few days with friends in.
Royal City.
Mrs, N. A. Phoenix of Hamilton is
spending a fow weeks at her paren-
tal home in town, that of \L'. and
Mrs. R. J. C1u11.
NIr. and. Sirs. 'r, A. Mustard and
children of Toronto are visiting
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Donald Macdonald.
Airs. Bartlett and her daughter, Mrs.
Havi11 of Detroit wore guests for a
couple of days last week of Mr. and
Mrs. T. Jackson, ,L:,
Mr. Russel May of Albert college,
Belleville, is spending a vacation at
the parental home in town, that
of Mr. and Mrs. John May.
Dr, L. S, M. Hamilton of Toronto,
lectures
' is givingti ' series of e Es
wino
Women's in-
stitute
connection with the \ o
in Western Ontario, spent
the week -end in Clinton.
Dr. and Mrs'. Garrett, who have been
visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and
Nlrs, 1I. W. (look, left Monday for a
visit in Sarnia before returning to
their home in Hamilton.
Mr. 10. J. Howard, London, motor-
cycled to town Saturday returning
to the Forest. City neat day., The
hitch staring always hangs out in
Clinton for the genial Ed.
Mr. and Mrs,. Charles llilyet, Miss
Mary Reid, Mrs., ,lances Miller,
Mrs. E. R. Dale and Mrs. Ralph Tip -
lady were among the visitors from
town to the Experimental Farnrat
Guelph on Monday,
Capt. MeGown has had, owing to
illness, to take a month's furlough,
which she is spending at her home
in Toronto. Lieut. Kerr, who will
be assisted by a cadet, will be in
charge of the local corps during her
absence.
Mr. B. Sherritf, formerly of the Mol --
sons Bank staff here, was in town
for a few hours last week one day
being on his way to spend a vaca-
tion at his home in Lueknow. He
is just recovering from an attack
of appendicitis,
Mr, Frank O'Neil left Friday' moot-
ing to return to business, at Moose
Jaw, Sask., looking like a new man
after a month's holiday among Clin-
ton and other friends. The old
-home ];own will always have a warm
spot In the heart bf our former citi-
zen.
Mrs. A. Fisher, irbo has just
returned frons, a five
months' tour of Enron c,
and her mother, Mrs. Grover, who
has been visiting in ]Eastern Cana-
da, spent the' 'leek -end as the
guests o1 Mr. and Mrs 11 E. Man-
ning, leaving Monday for their home
in Denver, Col.
Misses Olive and Edna Cooper left
Tuesday for Ontario, Cal.,to visit
their sister., Mrs. S. J. Armstrong.
They .will probably be absent until
the end of the summer. vacation.
Master Kenneth; the eight-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Armstrong, is
reported to he quite 111 with little
hope of his recovery.
Mr. h C. Andrews, youngest son of
Magistrate and Mrs,. Andrews, who;
has- been connected- with the. Elmi-
ra, branch of the Royal Bank for.
some time past, has .been transfer-
red to the Prescott branch and
spent a few • days at the parental
Amite last week prior to taking up
his new duties,
Mr. Thos. Cameron, one ot the . old
• time citizens of Bayfield, Was in
towns Monday on his way home at -
ter attending the COY. High Court
at Quebec. Be had a • profitable
time in - the. Ancient City, . heard
with pleasure reports- road showing
the progress of .the Canadian For-
esters and on his return trap spent
an enjoyable day with his • son; a
member of the Public school ,teaching
staff, 'Toronto,
Ball 6c Atkinson �
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
Night
and Sunday Calls.
Phone 1.10. 3 A. ATKSON, Phone I
N t e 1S0
JUST .PUT ON" SALE
at
a large and• varied assortment of
Colors
Tuscan -
Grey
Pink
This year's goods,, manufactured expressly
for this firm, from the most elegant
, -stock of the latest designs and
patterns, all of them
Blue
Imported at the Lowesi
Market Prices;
This fact enables me to
Offer Such Inducements to
Prospective Purchasers
as will be found absolutely irresistible.
when the superior quality of the goods' offered is considered.
SHIRT WAISTS
at cost and less, at a fraction of their former cost.
Kindly call and inspect the above mentioned goods.
We C. BROWN.
FANCY 'PARASOLS
About People You Know
'ISS Peggie tC \
I thb
t is spending
a
few daps with Ilensali friends thus
week,
bliss A. Steeps of (1odrrich township
spenb the week -end with friends in
town.
Miss Mildred 'l'oll of 131y it was the
guest of the Misses Stewart of
Mary street, this week,
Mrs. John Vise has been seriousiyl
ill the past wa'k, but her specdyt
recovery is hoped for.
Mrs. 13auslough of C'entrailia is spend-
ing a few days with her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs, A. Hooper.
Rev. J. E. Ford of Go(ierieh was in
town yesterday in connection with
the meeting of the Social Survey
workers.
Mrs. D M. Ross has returned to her
home in 'Toronto after a visit of a
fey weeks with friends in town
and vicinity.
Miss Laura Stenwart was an enter-
tainer at a concert given in the
Presbyterian church, l:gmondville
on 'Tuesday, '
NIr. and Mrs. A. 1;:. Arlin of Toron-
to are visiting at the former's
parental home, that of Rev. S, J.
and ND's. Allen.
Mr. N N. Manning and Mitoses G1adl,'s
Marion and Eleanor and sonic fri-
ends motored up from London lasr;
w'tobr to call on friends in town.
NIt. ISdwin Brooks of Toronto, who
has been spending a vacation at Iris
home in Miitehclll, is with his grand-
parents, .Mr: and Mrs. Wm, Canter
Ion, for a few days this week.
Miss Kato Scott is hone for a vaca-
tion She has been visiting fri-
ends in New 'Work State since her
graduation from the Preshytm:;an
Hospital; New York City, a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. V. C. French of Wetaslciwin, Al-
ta who was formerly Miss Eva
Cooper of town, is now salter ng
from an attack of pneumonia but at
last accounts' was progressing fav-
orably. • Iiet sister, Mrs , T, J,
'McNeil of town, is now visiting
her.
OSesident'A. L, Erwin, Secretary Dc.
Smith and '1'icas+arer Banker Bailey
accompanied as chauffeur by "Billy"
Mustard,, the .energetic sawmiller,
were in towit Monday making ar-
'rangentents for a big demonstration
in, Bayfield on Dominion Day. I1
is expected it' will be the hest yet
held there and es people from here
-and hereabouts go to Bayfield
ways this will• be an additional in-
dueement.
Miss E. Louise, Ilolmes; of Edmonton;
forinerly of Clinton, is visihtng her
parents in Toronto, and wili take in
the Huron Old Boys' eacutsion on"
Saturday, in order to visit her oid
Clinton friends. She holds the pox-
ition of Secretary to the Edmon
;ot Exhibition Association, at a
salary, of $1200, a year,' .brit the
directors have shown their appreci-
ation of her cervica; by inereashng•
it to $1500 While in town Miss
'Holmes will he the guest of her
aunt, Mrs, 13.: B. ,Chant,
a cams
I presided t e
11l d )
Inspector Field p
1
here tits week
Miss Isabel Gunn has returned from
a visit of :t few days hi Toronto.
Miss Mabel Feuson of 'Toronto is
the guest of Miss/ Jean McTaggart.
Mr. James Campbell, the veteran
reeve of 1'l ll ill'! t, W115 ill ('11111011
yesterday,
rday.
.lir. Ilaib'ison Wiltse was+ chairman of
the Rowell meeting in the town
hall yesterday.
Mrs, Hart flicks of Gotietich town-
ship is visiting her sista', Mrs. G. '
Ludlow of Proton.
Mrs. P. J. Evans 01 Minnedosa,
Man„ is now the guest of her sis-
ter, Miss Rudd of town. •
Miss johns ot Townshend street hag
gone to Seaforlli on a visit to her
brother, Mr, Sidney .Johns.
Mrs. Sheppard and Aliss Jeanie of
llartney, Ilan., are visiting Mr. and
Airs. Donald Smith of town,
Mrs, harry Battlill and two child-
ren are spending a few w,.eks with
the lady's mothet at T3russels.
Mr. 1' R. Ilodgeus, Coderich, was in
Clinton yesterday; coming down to
the Rowell meeting.
Mrs. harry Fair, who has been vis-
- icing her sister, Mrs. Jiellyar in
town, is this week spending a few
days with Brantford friends,
Mrs. Atcllard,' Smith, who has been
living in Vancouver for severtal
months, purposes returning to Lon-
don ere long to accept a position in
the Conservatory.
Mrs. Anh:ew 1Veatherwax and Master
Bruce of Orillia are expected today
on a visit to the lady's parental
home, that of Mr. and Mrs. • D.
(antelou They have been visiting
friends in Toronto and Tilsonburg,
Miss Garrett and Miss Mothersead of
Washington, 1)0.,have, .been
the
guests of Miss Ward this week.
They are going OVCI7 to Bayfield
For the summer, • having had a cot-
tage erected there. Miss Ward
will probably spend some time with
them before leaving for her home
in Maryland. for the vacation.
Miss N. • Dolcna Reeves, whose family
were. residents of town a number of
years ago• but who has been pract'
sing her profession of
nutsing in New .Yon. City,
for several years, •has - been visiting
old friends in' town• and in Goderieh
township during the past fortnight.
While in town she was the guest of
• NMiss Kate Sheppard.
Dr. Thompson in Saint
Joseph's Hospital
Dr. Thompson, who has been . suffer-
ing from an attack of appendicitis,
went to Londol.'this week and yes-
terday morning underwent an opera-
tion in ,St. Joseph's hospital. At
latest reports he was doing very
well and a few weeks, the whole
community hopes he will be quite
well again.
The News From Londesboro
The boys from the 61.1 a
nd 7tncon.
came over and p bayed a game of
baseball with the village team the
other evening tate result being a
win for the locals in a score of 8-
10. A. return 1iatch wilt be played
on Tuesday evening next.
Miss M. McCool of 'Toronto is
spending a mow weeks' vacation at
her home here.
101i;Js M. Lyon spent Saturday and
Sunday with Guelph and 13espeler
friends,
Mr, 'Thos. hiller returned on Sat•
urdayl after spending a few day's with
Toronto friends.
Taylor Mrs. 1. 1. OL 1S visiting
at
homef
c Mr. and Mrs. J. Lash=
• The Methodist Stinda.y school 1n,
tend having a strawberry festival ^;...
the parsonage lawn on Friday mat.
ing of this week when a geed p +Iw
grain and all the attractions consid-
ered necessary at such a gathering
will be supplied, and on We.dnesda,'
evening next, Dominion Day, the Snit -
day school- of Knox church. will held
their annual festival on the manse
lawn, A good program will also. 'ine
furnished on this occasion and the
Cay being a- holiday 0 good atten-
dance is expected.
Constance
•
Mr. (.'has. hall of St, Thomas spent
the week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. 13. flail
Mrs. 5, 11 14indy and little son
have returned to their home in "`or -
onto alter a visit of some weeks with
the lady's parents, Mr. and Nast D.
Sutherland.
Mrs. 4.1)1:.) Sloan. of 'Toronto is at
present visiting her nephews, Messrs,
Andrew and Bon Snell.
air. Oliver Anderson • re,•shingled
half of his barna last week,
Mr, George Stephenson. has return-
ed from Quebec City where he attend-
ed the meeting of the High Court
of the C.O.F. :is delegate from Con-
stance Court. It 1105 a fine trip and
al pleasant outing.
Constance
Wedding bells will he ringing this
week to the north of us when • AL*,
Gertrude Campbell will become the
bride of Mr. McDonald - of Walton
Though a little early we extend hear-
ty congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hinchley of Sea-
forth
ewforth spent Sunday as the guests of -
Mrs, Milson.
The. Canadian Order of Foresters
held their annual picnic in Mr. Tilos.
Dodd,'s grove on Tuesday, Quite a
number attended from hereabout*..
Dr. Macklin spoke in the afternoon.
A meeting .was • held here on Friday
evening in the interest of Dr. Mack-
lin,'who spoke as' also did Rev. Jos.
Elliott. Mr. 'rhos. McMillan spoke
for. the Liberals.
arm Weather
FOOTWEAR
LOKING SMART AND KEEPING COOL. --We
can help you solve the problem of keeping your-
self cool and comfortable during the warm days
of the hot season -Are you ready for it ? If
not we have ready for your inspection the newest in
light summer shoes to suit'every need you may have,
For the Street, House or Sports.
WOMIEN,S WHITE PUMPS in canvas or leather
Froin. $1.50 to $3.50,
WOMEN'S. WHITE BUTTONED BOOTS in can-
vas or leather From :1:2 00 to $1.110,
MEN'S WHITE CANVAS AND LIGHT LEATH-
1111 SHOES in all styles and shapes. Broad Lasts
se that your feet may rest easy on the tread of the.
soles. These will; gbuivest nyon ow.the comfort you
thecoulfot'tyou require
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