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The Clinton News Record, 1914-07-09, Page 9nomposamormenumemoresommenom 'MUM' NIMMISIIiIIIiIMIEjilIMUITh11111114:11, De- „, elinee the announcetnen'not out+.Midsurnmer Shoe Clearance Sale our prices have been a magnet, Shoe.;huyers with good heads on their shoulders have been corning here how near and from far to make investments for themselves and the fanthhts'., NqthingAl'angeahout.ih either. ;when you learn How;:<Vlucl',Shoe Values You (Jet For So Little Money t: It certainly would be strange, if buyers would not Hoek in this direction. 1VLtke hay while the sun shines, for it shines always, and the Golden Shoe opportunity will soon be a thing of the past. Drop in and see what's doing i Just Note a Few of Our Magnetic Prices Men's $5.00 tan shoes 3,40 'Boys $2.50 calf shoes $108. Men's 5.00 pat lea shoes 3,451 Boy's 3 00 pat lea shoes 2.30, Men'; 4.00 pat lea shoes 2.08 Boy'sshoes all sizes 1.19. $2.50 Farm Shoes for $1.75. Ladies pumps, slippers and oxfords 1/2 price. FRED. JACKSON.. The Home of Good Shoes. Dor Speeials for Satllry, -and all next week. HOT WEATHER 00008 Pet fectiou and quick meat oil stoves. Garden hose, sprayers and nozzles. Screen doors 51.09 to $2.00. Lawn seats 51.25. Harni»ocks $2.00 for $1,03 $2,50 for $2.18 $3.00 for $2 08 2 ice cream freezers, reg. $3.00 for $2.08. c Electric irons reg. 5'5.00 for 54.48 reg, 54.10 for 53,98. l only lawn innwer reg 5.51) for 4.03 4,00 for 3.48 4.75 for 3,9S. O -cedar mops $1.50 O -cedar dusters 75e. 25 percent discount on cnt glass for balance of this month. Another good supply of Brantfordroofingand:beaver board. A. small quantity of pure Manilla binder twine 13 and 11c. HARLAND BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES White Canvas Shoes ! Our stock of these goods is nowifairly complete. hrith in wen-r- ents nnren's and children's lines and consist of all thetnew lasts in pump;-, high and low, button and lace. Children's froth $1.00 a pair en. 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 Trym 10e to $3.50. See our men's special lines at $1.00 and $1.25. Women's and Children's Wash Dresses. Never Wore have we shown such alarge range of wash dresses as we are this seasen 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. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits More I3:usiness THERE'S NovPlace 8, w, Like H 1`i s � 0 Eif i COSY and Comfort- ably FURNISHED, 41 Yours can be if you will take advantage of our Furniture Offerings. f ringS, It's bargains galore we are offeringjust now in everythingt 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 P cheapest spot in Huron p County to buy all kinds of furniture. Ball • Bai & Atkinson t lnson FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS Night and Sunday Calls. N. BALL Phone 110. ' 3. A..ATKINSON, Phone 181 11M1111111.5 Clinton News -Record' Just Out Diana of the Green Van. Buy it if you want to .. 'read a clean, sweet, enter- taining story, ono " that will hold your interest. It's a 510,000 price novel, Over 100;000 sold. During April the best ' seller in both Canada and United States. Price '51.35. Just In Overland Red A story' full of Western life, perfectly clean and at the sanie time Full of tont antic advertures. Ono of the best and, brightest nov- ele of the year. Price 51.35. W. D. FAIR CO. Often the cheapest -Always the best. ,r etmnunnmt tun11n111 Master Harold Manning is visiting in London. Miss Belle Draper, teacher, Stratford, M hone for the holidays. Mrand Mts. Whitmore and Mir, C. Whitmore were in Bayfield on Sun- day. Mrs W. J. .l5oss spent the week -and at her cottage, "Suns -R -inn" at Bayfield. Mr. John A. Sutter was in Strat- ford last week attending the mar- riage of his sistet. Mr. Waugh and party motored up from London on Saturday and cal- led on friends in town. Miss Grace Cleft has accepted a pos- ition with the Toronto Brokerage Co., and left Friday for that city. Mr, and Mrs, Gray of Hamilton were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Wm. Graham, _over the holiday last week. Mrs, Hudson and children of Mitchell were the guests over the week -end of the lady's mother, Mlrst, Pinning of town•, Mr. E. .1. Howard was up iron. Lon- don last week and while in town was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore. Postmaster Scott and family, tic Misses Chidley and Misses O'Neil have Laken a cottage at Bap:lord for a few weeks. Mr. and 1\Irs. Emmertou of Wyoming have been visiting the formers bro- ther, Mr. John Entmerton of town, during the past week. Dr. Gibson and son of Sault Ste. Marie were the guests tor a few days hist week of the former's mother, Sirs, MacLennan. Miss Beatrice ,Sproat of 'Toronto and her sister, Ruby of Stratford visit- ed their cousins, Mr. and Mrs, 1ddo ('rich for a few days • lav recently. Mr, A. Blackwell fWoodstock- 1 w o spent July 1st at Mrs. Win, Col- clough's, Goderich township, and in reserving old friendships in Clinton, Mrs. Weir and her daughter, Miss Edith, of Detroit are visiting ut the hone of the lady's biothrr, that of Mr, and Mrs. R, E. Man- ning. Mise Mrimie Club of Goderich town- ship and Miss Laura Cluli of Strat- ford are guo;ta at the home of their uncle, Mr. R. .1, Cleft of town, Mise Ferguson of Tecswater, who had been attending the Presbyterian S. S. Convention at (loderieh, called upon Mrs. 1). N. Watson on her way home. Mrs. France, accompanied by her eau- ghter, 'Miss Mary France, Detroit, is spending a fortnight or so with het daughter and husband, 'lir. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, Mr. S. Murch of Stratford was a vis- itot in town over the holiday last week. Mr. Mulch's .many Clinton friends are always pleased to have hist, visit the old town. Miss Dorothy othyRorke was in Coderic h last week visiting at the home. of Mt. and Mrs. L. Doherty, Miss Dorothy took part in the Dominion Day sports and won a prize in rac- ing. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance and Miss ferrates are at Balmy Beach; Tor- onto, where they have taken a cot- tage for the season. The several members of the family who are in- the west are expected east (luring the holiday period. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hale and family leave tomorrow for their camping ground at Nai'tel's on the lake shore where they will spend July and August, It is an attrat.ti tc spot and Mr, tiIc has holidayeded there o annually for almost thirty years. birsi (Rev) Hall, formerly of Clin- ton, who ha,resided at Prince Al- but,- Sask. for the past year: or so has moved to C'amrose, Alberta, where she will make her, home with her sorts, Carman and. John, who have positions to ri wholesale Wise there. Mr. C. 0. Rance, 'roronto, one or. Clinton's Old Boys, was the guest over: the week -trod of Der, ,nd Mrs. Shaw.. Mr. Ranec's two sons are in their tbl):d year at. college, 'fom in the aSebool of'horesary and Clar- ence' at the School or Practical Science, The latter during the va- Cation idtient/Ring practical exper- lence in se stride goad -building, Last season he helped to, buildsome of the famous roads about Cobalt and this holiday, period he Ls With the Government stili which is sup- plying Essexcounty. with what 11 most needs -good roads. Tom Ranee' is out in Alberta in the ser- vice of itlte`Department of the Inter- ior which is working out its fores- try policy in a way that, must be productive of great benefit to the country. July 9th,, 19/4, CLINT O N S GREATEST MERCHANDISING EVENT. LACE, 'EMBROIDERY AND INSERTION. SALE THE PEOPLE OF CLINTON AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY ' are already tori well, acqu'ainte 1 with this store and the methods governing the conduct of this business to need any words of an introductory character, we can assure our friends that this will be by far the most important sale we have held in our lace department in our business history. We honestlybelieve that no sale l) store has ever rivalled this one in inlpoltance. a e event in'this TIME HAS BEEN SPENT in preparation for this occasion. Words cannot be marshalled that are strong enough to do full justice to the extraordinary values and vast assortments that here await you, OVER TEN THOUSAND YARDS of the very best made and most perfect Lace, Embroider'y and Insertion will be sacrificed in this -great sale. FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS that quotation never applied more forcibly than to this great trade movement. If we can only impress you with the facts and the values, we will have the biggest success we have ever attained, THE PRICES ARE-A11IAZ- INGLY LOW. It ISA FACT that we have outdone our greatest.efforts cf the past. IT ISA FACT that we are better equipped to handle an immense business than ever before, IT ISA FACT that the bargains are the greatest and the assortment the largest that have been offered in this WE URGE to come and investigate these facts, We are offering matchless mains to be told, It will pay you to. make a trip to this store store for years. YOU values and still the greater part of the story re - from any distance --this will indeed be a sale. ,VAST IN SCOPE, IMMENSE IN VOLUME AND MAGNI- FICENT IN VALUE GI WING prEsanting unparalleled chances of saving money on all kinds of Lace, Embroidery and Insertion, An array of goods that is a credit to the manufacturing ability and equipment of any fir'ni or country. SALE NOW ON, FIRST COME, FIRST CHOICE. About People You Know Miss Ida Walkinshaw is a holiday ttilli Wtnghun friends. Miss Sarah Baines is visiting her par- ents, hir. and Mrs. [1. 1.1. Baines. Mrs. T. O. Winterton of New York City is the guest of her sister, Mrs. K. ('howen. Mrs. Jas. Bartlett of Mitchell is vis- iting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. .1. G. C'howen. Miss .:dna Levis, who has been tea - tilling at Heathcote, is house l'or the summer vacation. Dr. Annabel N'acl;waii of Medicine Fiat, Alta. is spending a. vacation at her home in town. Mrs. A. Agnew of Detroit has been visiting friend0 in town and also at her home near Bayfield. Dr. and Mrs. Evans motored up to neat: Ethel the forepart of the week and spent the day with Mir. and Mrs. John Jackson. Principal Treleaven is in. '1',trnurt) correcting examination papers. 11e, will probably be so. ,elett,;e l for another fortnight. Miss Spencer, who has been the guest of MA'. anti Mrs. 1t." Marshall for a week or C so,left a Thursday t o l l sda * last 3 't for hert1 onic in Kingston. Mr. Alfa Cook, Toronto, was the guest of Mt. and Mrs, D. N. Wat- son on Saturday while on his way to Blyth where he sang in the Pres- byterian church on Sunday. Mr. W. 1. McConnell, a former well known citizen of Clinton, has bought a drug business in t,os An- geles, Calif,, and as ho is doing well it now looks as if he were anchored there. MIr. and Mrs. Jas. Bradley and fam- ily of Woodstock, who have been the guests et Mr. and Mrs. James Doig, returned home on Monday. Mrs. John Linder, mother le oL' Mrs. Doig, accompanied them. Mi. 4r11t Jones of 13ta toui w tis 111 Lords Tuesday greeting old friends Ile was on his way 'to f•odcicb, Dungannon and Auburn were rela- tives ' live by whom he is always most cordiailyl received 1 ositively M.r._.Jones looks younger than when her droved from Clinton sever- al )'ears ago. biro Geo Howson, who has been vis- iting friends in town and elsewhere ,for the past couple of months,' left Tuesday for 'her home in Medicine 4-Lat, Alta. " She. was accotnpanictl by Malts Anty Howson who will v,s- it itirere, at Olds, Alia,, ` and at 'other points for six weeks or ao, Mrs. Clara Aurelian, Mrs. co,GMac- 1.ennan Miss Minnie ',Cooper and 1VIiss $warts of Wingham lett., for Sarnia m, Monday and• the salve ev- ening tool: passage on .the steamer lluronic for Port Arthur. Mrs. MacLennan will visit her sister, Mrs. Chariesworih, at Port Arthur and will also call on. Friends at the Soo :on hen way. home, but the dth et ladies intend going on a visit at various points in the western provinces. • All' will be absent sev-, oral weeks bliss r I htr of 'Toro nLois a 11 nisi •a 6 .t the liome of Mr. • and Mrs. 1), ('an- telou, Mrs. 1.. 0 returned Thursday last • from a visit of several weeks its Toronto. Miss Bertha Jackson has been visit- ing friends in Waterloo during Che past fortnight. Miss Cameron of Goderich was a week -end visitor al the ironic of Mrs. MCGar•va. Mtt, and Mrs. 1V. R. Jowett and Mrs. Moorhouse, 13ayrned, were in Clinton on Mondays. Miss Annie Moore of Ilensall attend- ed the funeral of her uncle, tl:e late James Walker. Miss Emma' MI Stephenson is down frolm, her school at Port Arthur for the summer holidays. Mitis, Ilartholemew of London visited hes daughter, Mrs II. E. Paull, thtrisg the past week. Miss lltown Of Georgetown fs spending a few Weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J. Howson. Mr. A, V. (llilies of fIamilton spent a few days this week as the guest or bit. anti Mfrs("antigen. J. I 51r. and Mrs. Wesley Walker visited Detroit the beginning of the week, retUrning in a nate Stedehakcr car. Miss .Llnnna Wiggins and her brother of )iruecfleld have been. visiting their aunt, Mrs. \Vm• Graham of town. Mr. Arthur C'antelo,n or Blyth visited itis daughter in-law, Mrs. J. Can - felon of town Who is very ill, last week. Miss Mamie. Chill of Goderi,clt town- ship and Miss Laura •Cluff of Strat- ford are guests at the home of their: uncle, Mir. 11. J, CUR of town. Mrs. Phot. Itutnball was called to Clinton last week owing to the ill- nessc. f her o C triter M' t s alk- I J• m a c \1' ehw o zssrd awayon M[onciti p v ML Arthur t l - C •snider went to Nor- • wich Monday' to build a Matta- works reservoir and also a cement foundation for the hydro -electric station. • Wiss McKinnon of Caledonia has been, visiting at the home of 11r. and Mrs. W. 'i'. O'Neil this week. She was in attendance, at the summer school at Godcrieh last week. Mrs. Wm. Cooper received word Thurs- day last that her daughter, Mrs. French of Wetaskiwin, Alta., who has been suffering for some weeks' with pneumonia and a complication cif diseases, was dangerously ill and she left immediately for the west. At last reports Mrs. French was still alive but iter case is consider- ed very serious. Mr. and Mrs. Writ, Brown and two children autoed tip from Detroit on Saturday and spent Sunday at the home .of Mr, and Mrs. 11, ''Brown, of ,Hullett, They were accompani- ed as far es Exeter by Mr. and Mrs. .J. Gould, Mr. and .Mrs. 0; Could, Mr. and Mlrs, IL Bishop and Mr. Charlie Gould, and Maria' Gould who casae in two other ault ors• The News From Londesboro Miss . , ,.l , iss L ste i,nbbf o IlClmcs •ill t C Miss B. 3 1 spent the week -end with friends here spending a Rev, .1. 0. Reid was in Port Stan- here. ley on Tuesday attending the sleeting of the Presbytery of London to pre- sent the call from Willis church, Ciiu- ton, to Rev. Mr. Harper of London. .Rev, C. C. Keane occupied the pul- pit of the Methodist church morning and evening on Sunday last preach- ing very inspiring sermons and leak- ing a very favorable impression on his people. Misses M. and Cora McCool left: Friday last for Toronto. Mrs. Nott spent a few days with her parents, bit, and Mrs. Youngblut. Mlrs. slcGee of auburn visited her sister, Mrs. 1). fltddes, last week. Mrs. Taylor of Calgary vit4ited ab the home' of Mt. 1). Geddes over the, week -ch d. • Mfrs. T. Stone of Weston is a guest at the hdnre of bit, James Woodman. Mr, and Mrs. Trios. Cole returned to Waterloo last week after spending a few days with friends here. Mrs. 5. Lear and Mrs. T. Nott spent a .few days in Fergus last week visiting ,• friends. nds. A number of Londesboro people 1iie- niced at hayfield on Thursday last. Though the day was not by any means as summer: -like as it might have been for the second of July they all report a very pleasant outing. Ma:. and Mrs. Will Lytan tool: some friends overt in their new 'ear. Brogden of London is Few bays at her horns, Hullett Township The- pupils and parents of S.S. No. 5, assembled on the closing day 'of school to spend a pleasant afternoon together. The pupils had preparola splendid program which was very ntttclt appreciated. A pleasing feat, titre of the afternoon was the presen- tation of a camera and a beautifully worded address in which the pupils expressed to their teacher, MIiss Bes- sie Mact0wan their appreciation et her kindness and capable services dur- ing the past few years, bliss Bic - Ewan although taken entirely, by sur•. pile., replied with very suitable re- marks thanking then tots the Lind thought which prompted the act, The trustees are very much 910010:1 to re- tain the serviees of bliss McElwee for another year, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Knuckl:? and family, of London, are visiting al Ml.. Owen ,tt Reynolds. h y The pupils of S.S.S. No. ? were given a picnic on 'the school grounds. by their teacher, Miss Kinth•ee, prim: to her departure for her home in St. 'Phonies. - 'Mr. `.'hos. O'Connor of (,oderieh, spent Sunday at Mr. .Jas, Reynolds.. Mid -Summer SHOE SAL ,(�{e' d, Our Third Semi -Annual Clearance Sale, is proe•ing n. much greater 'sooesss than we anticipated. You will be well advised if you give us nn early call and see for yourself the extra- ordinary values we ate offering ju,t now. Some of a1)e many lines we are placing 01satle; Women's Oxfords. 00 pairs, reg. $2 to $4 9•ale priee Sizes only 2i to 4 .98 Women's Pumps. Easy lashes, new toes in patent and gen metal Beg.. 2.50to, 3sale price .98 �� g Women's Oxfords. Patent and gun metal ry p Reg. $3501a$4.00 ry Meth's lasts, sale price L 'pp X70 Men's Work Shoes. 30 pairs all sires Regular price $2 00 it Oe Sale' price II „61u Men's' Oxfords. 20 pairs only Reg. $3.50 to 54.50 nn Sale price .ou Men's Canvas Blue. Regular price $225 .g$ Salle price No sale goods on approbation, We Will refund your money if you are not satisfied with your purchase. S . CT -i A PM 1 A �S30lVE 7O