HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-07-30, Page 8Ofensmnionesissoonsaminumeneren
Clinton News -Record
July 30th
1914
for
all
Saturday
5c,
useful and.
10c,
needful
Big
and
15c
articles
Window.
ail
,,a
next
displayed
2Sc
'week
in
'our ',
Special cut prices on the following to clear ; •
2 only lawn mowers regular $5.50 for $4.38
i 1 r,: 5 00 tor.. 3,98
1 only hamtnocic 3.00 for ') 25
l '� 75 for ,1,,00
• i 7>5for 1.75
1. only enameled lined retrigeratoh ''i 37 00 For 1k 00
1.oiily galvanized '' • . , 12,00 for 9,7a
Ice cream freezers 10 percent, discount:
HAHLAN D. DHOS-.
j
STOVES,' HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
.
,
0
WATCH our• Windows
for Bargains during
-July and August Mid=Sum=-
n,
mer Sale. -
,
{
'
14
•
11
Bali & Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
N. HALL Phone 110. 3, A. ATKINSON, Phone 1.S0
Amara
io mow.
A �Iot
Cut Prices.
Commencing
Saturday, July 25th, we place on sale hundreds
of
dollars worth .at good, new, seasonable goods that must be cleared out
to make room for our new fall stock which the manuf:tetnrers start to
ship early in August,
Cot prices on Dry Goods.
Cut prices on Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Out prices on Boots and Shoes.
Out prices on Hats, Caps and Shirts,
Extra Special. .
We have shout 5t) Boys' Suits too many—which means 50 snits at
manufacturer's prices for the first 50 boys. Don't miss this chance to
lave money on your boys' new fall suits. They will likely need them
when school starts. Sires 24 to 35,
.Also extra low prices on our Pumps and Oxfords, White Canvas
Shoes, Sandals, etc.
Plumsteel Bros.
Small Profits — More Business
Sho�
Since the announcement of our Midsummer Shoe Clearance
Sale our prices have been a magnet. Shoe buyers with good
heads on their shoulders have been cowing here from, near
and from fer•tomake investments for themselves and the
families. Nothing strange; about it either when: you learn
fl_ 0`
flow Much Shoea For S
u Values You � t
Little Money ! ,
Jt certainly would, be strange, if buyers would not flock in
this direction,' Make hay while the sun shines, for it shines
always, and the Golden Shoe opportnnity will soon be a
thing of the past. Drop in and see what's doing 1
Just tic Prices .
Inst Note a Few of Our M� ne
g
men's $5,00, tan. shoes 3.49 Boy's $250 calf shoes $1.98.
Men's 5 00 pat lea shoes 8.49 Boy's 3 00 pat lea shoes 2.'39.
I Y
Men's4,00 pat lea shoes 2,05 Boy's shoes all sizes 1.19.
$2.50 Fartuv Shoes for $1,75.
Ladies' pumps, slippers and oxfords price.
P P pp /z
JACKSON
The Home of Good Shoes.
THIS beautiful', Summer
Dress with the long one-
iece tunic.. and waist with
ront.and back yokes in one,
is well as other smart styles,
vill be shown in the Standard
Fashion Sheet for August.
1► Free Copy for you at our
Pattern Counter
W. D. FAIR CO.
ten the cheapest --Always the best.
naaaun ren nt iia,
r. Joe Reinhart of Berl:n was �in
town Monday.
Iiss Nellie Robinson has been visit-
ing friends at Bayeleld and Goder-
ich.
Irs, (Rev.) Holmes and ilarold and
Lois left on Tuesday to spend a
fortnight in Bayfield.
Ir. Bert Mcllveen, Toronto, 'dotted
his mother, Mrs. F. Meltvecn, Vic-
toria street, Tuesday.
�Ir., and Mrs. John Jaccson of
Brussels visited with De. and Mrs,
1.7vans during the past wee:,.
�Irss Ethel lfasman went last week
to spend a few days with her bro-
ther, Mr, Will. Wasman of London.
lits, James i-lawkins and three chil-
dren of Norwich are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Phos.
Hawkins.
Bosco Cora and Flora Miller return-
ed home Saturday from visiting
Mrs. Albert ('antelon; Goderich
township.
Its. David Steep and Miss Clara left
yesterday for a month's visit among
relatives at ilelgrave, Wiugham and
itchi church.
1i
r
14Its. George McCartney tory of 'Woodstock
is speeding two or three weeks
with her parents, the Chief and
Mrs, 1 r Wheatley.
t l .y.
111
NIr. and Mrs. E. J Jenkins returned
to Toronto Monday, accompanied
by Miss. Beatrice Greene and Mar-
ian 'Thompson.
14 Its. J. H. Evans, Fort William,
who had been the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. J S. Evans, left yesterday
for Port Huron
14Its. Whitehead and Miss 'fucker rc•
turned last week from a motor trip
to London, St, 'Phomas, Port Stan, -
ley and other points south.,
Mrs. ,lames 13illen and her son Ed-
ward have returned to their home
in Detroit after spending a couple
of weeks with her mother-in-law,
Mrs, John Iyayton, Victoria street.
Mr. and Mrs, C, Witts, Miss Josie
Wilts ted Mr, lferli Witte motored
to Point Farrar Sunday and spent
the day with Miss Witts of Brant-
ford who is summering at that re-
sort.
Rev. Prank Herman, Mrs. Berman
and their two children, Master:
Lloyd and Miss Edith, of ('aledon
East arrived last week and will
5een1a fortnight or soamong
re-
latives and old friends in Clinton.
Mrs, McCloy arrived on Friday last
from Edmonton and will spend the
summer at the parental home, 't,hat
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Twitchell.
Mr.' Twitchell went down to Sarnia'
to meet his daughter.
Mrs, Thompson, who a week ago
joined the Dr, at St. Mary's where
he was recuperating from an oper-
ation for appendicitis and who ac-
companied hen to Bonfield to spend
a few days with rotative,, was
there taken very i11.
Principal Treleaven returned
on Tung
day from Toronto where fon three
wee s, he was engaged in reading
examination papers, Mrs. Treleav-
en and Miss. Norma, who were with
him in the city, also returned'.. The
family leave at the enol of the
week to visit rrelatiyas at, LaPecrt
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, Enpest Crich and little
daughter, (ieraldine,> of Marlette,
Mich., arrived last Thursday to vis-
it the Cinch homestead in 'l'ucket-
smiIli and with the first mention-
ed's brother, Mr. Melvin Crich,
town, Mr. 'Crieh has, since return-
ed ' to Marlette but Mrs. Crich and
Geraldine are making. a longer stay.
Mr. Thos Cottle, 'chairman of the
Model: School Board, returned on
Tuesday from a ten -days' trip' to
Sault Ste. Marie. While on land
every day wag an active GIM ' for
there was much to see and toany to
visit including :the Cottle clam who
are somewhat numerous there-
abouts.. Our good c'tizen eiljoyhecl
himself thoroughly, but by and .by
there came a outfit of what even
SO attractive a place as the Soo
has toner s0 a worthy y
0 th rth • chair-
man was gla.cl to get back t0 the •
cloanesb town in Canada, • meaning
of course,. Clinton.
The attitude of the purchasing public determines the succees of any establishlnent ; for .the moment sus-
tained sensational
tag-tained:sensational special seliitag ruay 3'ei;n supreme --but in the end actual merit and uuvaryin; ea,cellence iron
practical appreciation.`
GREAT PRICE CONCESSIONS ON
PRETTY WAISTS AND DRESSES
WAISTS
DRESSES
25 fancy white lawn waists pretty materials, good styles
at cne half original price, all different, at cost and less:
FANCY PARASOLS AT A FRACTION OF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE.
TWO EXTRA SPECIALS.
These lines are limited in quantity and if you would share in the offerings you must act now.
LADIES' ;COTTON HOSE BLACK PAILLETTE SILK
2 pairs for 25c, - 36 inches wide, $t,00 per yard,
LADIES' RAIN COATS.
If the present season does not suggest a Pain Ccat a sudden downpour catching you unprepared will.
G' -."_:i The:Rain Coat can be worn anywhere, at any time, the most useful garment a lady can have in her ward-
robe. 1; These are all Canadian Rubber Co, made garments, are most generously cut, and most carefully tailored,
Buying them at any time here you pay the lowest market prices, when the superior nianufac'ture: and fit as well
as' quality of material used, is considered.
WE ARE SHOWING AN EXTRA SPECIAL AT $6.75.
We want you to make this store your shopping headquarters, came in whenever you like, stay as long as
yon ]ilre,S�'e are:at your service,
BROWN'S,
About People You Know
Mr, C. J, Wallis went to Toronto on
Monday.
4T1_ and x115, 1 11 spent Sun-
day in balmy
Hill
Bayfield.
itIr, Ernie Dun ford returned from
Toronto on 'Tuesday to enjoy a few
holidays.
Miss Bessie McEwen, who has been
holidaying at fort Stanley, return-
ed home this week.
Miss Ruby Wise, accompanled by her
guest, hiss Barge of Sarnia, spent
the week -chef in 0oderieh.
Miss Marian Bogie of Goderich is
spending a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. H. Pennabaker.
Mr. Homer Cantelon, who has. been
up the lakes, 110.1 returned home,
his mother being very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Bowes of Tiver-
ton are guests al, the home of the
lattu is brother, Dr. ,.I. S.' Evans,
Mr. John C'arker returned to Strat-
ford Friday after spending a few
days pleasantly with Clinton and
township' friends.
Mr. Otto Fink and his friend, Mr.
Draper, of Clinton spent Sunday in
town, They came here in Otto's
new Saxon car.—Hanover Post.
Rev, Da. O'Connor, president of St.
Peter's Setimary, London, and
Rev. James Hogan 01 liiddulph
were guests at St. Joso?h's rec-
tory last week.
Mr. Tilos. Sheppard and Miss Shep-
pard of town and Mrs, J, G. Steep
' of Goderich township attended the
'funeral of the late A. 51, Todd in
Goderich: yesterday,
Rev. II 1., Connell of Bay,9old was
in town 'Tuesday m9ing arrange-
ments for the annual garden party
to be held under the auspices of
Trinity church on 'Thursday, evening
next 1which the Kitty Band
am Incfor
has engaged. leen el
l g S
Capt. MCGown of the S A, is ex-
petted back from 'Toronto today af-
ter a furlough of several weeks ow-
ing to illness. Lieut, Kerr, who has
been in charge of the corps during
the C'aptain's absence, loaves on
Saturday to: holidayi at her home
in Petrone.
Mr, Harry Twitche'l, Alins (Tara
Twitchell, Miss Elsie Ross and
Mrs. MoCloy composed an sotto
partyl which left for Toronto Tues-
day morning. On their return they
will be accompanied by Miss Ida
'1'w4Winch , who has Been t1siting ian
the city:
Mr. A. McKown returned on Satur-
day from a very pleasant eight
days' holiday . during which he vis-
ited London, Leamington, Detroit,
Ann Arbor and TJpsilanti, Mich.,
Niagara Falls and Buffalo.- He was
accompanied by' his daughter, Mrs.
W. Mennell, London.
Rev. Mr, Langford was in Fondwich
yesterday acl.mg as best man at
the marriage of his college chum,
Rev, 1:. .Jacques •ot Eastwood,
1 Revs. Langford and Jacques passed
through college together and were
a
:t: the same time ordained deacons
aspriests.
1 a subsequently
a.pd.
Mrs. 1,. Paisley and Master Elmer
spent the week -end vlillh Bayfield
friends.
Pr, Will, Holloway ttnd wife, Peter-
boro, are guests of Mr. and. Mrs. A.
J, Holloway.
Mrs, Whitehead. and a motor party
of young 8e000 is picnicking at
Grand Bend today.
Miss Kathleen McNanghton of Varna
is visiting with Mr,. and Mrs. C.
(1, Middleton.
Oliver Johnson ...Ir. is finishing the
holiday- terra with his brother, Mr.
Harold Johnson in Toronto.
Mrs. Jlarold Jobbson and little
daughter Havel, Toronto, are is-
iting With Mr. mid Mrs, Oliver
.Johnson,
Miss Ward, principal of the Clinton
School of C'ommercc, returned on
Tuesday from vis:tulg in Essex
and Detroit.
Rev. W. Rigsby of Sarnia was the
guest of Ids cousin, Mrs. ,.lames
Shepherd, Townsend street, on
Friday last.
h1'rs. John Milier and Alis; Gladys
arrived yesterday Iron Indian
1 Sask.,d visiting with
Head, and are � 5
1)r, J. 5. and Mrs.' ].vans.
Treasurer for Thirty -Five
Years.
Mr: John ` Brunsdon.
in the Methodist church at [Andes-
horo there are many workers, for the
congregationis a- ptegressi1 a one, but
no onehasgiven his ser,ices, more
freely than has Mr. John :Brunsdon,
who for thirty-five years hag been
treasurer of the trustee board and,
we understand, of other funds as
well. Mn.,'lirunsdon does unto oth-
ers as he would like therm to (10 unto
lint and is consequently greatly es•
teemed in the eomnaauity in which.
he has lived for such a long time.
The News From Londesboro
Rev, J. G, Reid left Monday of Miss Stubbs
this week for a month's holidays with Bliss Barr
with Brandon and Saskatoon friends.
Mr, and bliss Fraser of 'Toronto
visited at the home of Mr. Win.
Brigham tins week.
The crops about 1,ondesboro are
looking splendid so the granaries
ought to' be all filled to overflowing
this fall.
Rev. Mr. McLean of Toronto will
occupy the pulpits of Burns' and
Knox chi rnli un Sunday nest:
The Misses Tamblyin of Toronto
aro visiting at the hone of Mr. .1.
W. 'Trtnblyn.
Miss L. Ayoung spent Sunday at
the Sonic of Dr. Allison. of Blyth.
Mrs. Coombs of London visited her
daughter, Mrs. W. 1', Armstrong.
DIr. Coombs of Myth was in the
village 'Tuesday of 1.11'R week,
Mr. 17., Stalker of Ibelgrave visited
his sister, Mrs, D. Geddes, Tuesday -
of this (geek.
h din;
On Thursday evenings the a
have the. baseball field to thene-
selvest, that is so far as playing is
concerned, the boys being content for
that evening and that aloneto sit on
1n And it
may
• •s and look c
the
,n1s, a 3
b<
be said that it the ladies continue to Mrs. Silas Jackson and d lugbtcrs,.
play' as well as they, are now doing Misses Olive and Etta Jackson,
Moosejaw, Sask., wire the. gue-1111
sts
the past week of the, fornter's
brother, lir, Alex. McGuire oI"
town. •, ' 114
of Calgary vis..
over Sunday.
Mullett Townsltil:T
Mr. A..1. Holloway of Clinton r._,
i tad at Mr. George C'ancert's se
day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. D. :Flynn gave tihc•
young folies a dance on Thursday ....t-
oning last. All report having bee'
a most enjoyable time.
Miss Nellie McIntosh has returned
to Toronto after a two months'
vacation with relatives in this neigh,
boyhood.
Mrs. Jos. Boyle and babe have .0-•q
turned to their home in St. Aug00 .
tine after a couple weeks' holidays fin
this part.
Mrs. Wm. Taylor and daughter
Mary of Clinton visited Mrs. W.n.
Morrison one clay last week.
Personas.
and to fm prove some they • will be
able to give die other sox ,just about
as close a contest, as they have any
desire tor.
IT/lid-Summer
Shoe Sale 1
Our Third Semi -Annual Clearance Sale
is proving a much greater success tihan we anticipated, You will be
well advised if you give us an eariyy rill and see fm yourself the extra-
ordinary values we are offering in all lines of footwear ;just now. A.
few of the many lines we have placed on sale.
Men's Patent Boots
80 pairs only, reg price
$5.00, sale price $ (.98,
Men's Calf Bluc.
High toes. reg mice.
$4 511 and $5.00, sale
price $3.4S
Men's Calf Blur,
Blab toes, reg. pride
$4.00, sale price: $2,98
Men's Work Shoes
21) pairs, nil sizes. reg.
pr ice $2.75, sale pr ice$2.00
Men's Work Shoes
40 pairs, all sizes, reg.
price 52.00, sale price$ I.60
Women's Pumps
and Oxfords
New goods, patent gun
metal and suede, reg.
price $3,50, s,ule price$ 2.4 $
approval.. `Mone (refunded if yon ate not satisfied,
No sale goods on Y
tamareammetsmamp
S. CHAPMAN PONE 70