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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-08-27, Page 8r9� Clinton News -Record August 27th, 19I4 iEPARE P011.FA )AR) FA 1114150Z Ego b9, Now is the time, while the weather is fine, to put your Roofs, Chicken Pens, Stables and Sheds in good repair before the bad weather comes. -- We carry the stock to do it. Brantford roofing Barn Paint House Paint Roofing Paiat Tarred Paper Plain Paper Nails Glass Putty Beamer Board Sherwin-Williams- Paints, Varnishes, c HARLAND BROS. 1 STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,.,++ •4t!•NN• ♦NNNN•NN•N•N•' 1 1 • _BUB WOJ11E}I'S • 1 Awl $2.&1 Sj1OES • iN�N��N�1��N`�� .NN...•1••••••N .A woman can always find good shoes at $5.00 or $3.50, but she does not always find them at $2.50. Two -fifty shoes are always plentiful enough to sure—hut real:good shoes ly es atewo-fifty is another matter Our $2.50 shoes are made from choice quality leathers in Vici, Dongola, Patent (Jolt and Tan Calf. These moderate priced shoes have all the good style featuresof higher ed shoes—well ' made durable. Nearly ever shoe store in the country sells $2 50 shoes. Take a look at our $2,50 shoes, madam t FRED. JACKSON The Holme of Good Shoes. -.. errr ctnrs VNX IMP. SnNDAP. D Wt NtN�1: Basques, Capes and Cape Coats Flare Skirts, Blouses and Dresses '$ with Italian collars, long tunics, gathered, plaited, yoked and circular, with hundreds and hundreds of the latest Fall styles, are shown in the STANDARD FASHION BOOK for Autumn With each copy you get any Standard Pattern FREE 20 CENTS AT THE PATTERN COUNTER W. D. FAIR CO. Often the cheapest --Allways the best. r -WI •• viTATCII our Windows for Bargains during July and August Mid=Sum== mer Sale. Ball & Atkinson FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS' Night ht and Sunday Calls. N. BALL Phone 110. J. A. ATKINSON, " Phone 1811 1i,moon mwmtm,o, 7.11m11111 111, Miss Ward spent tike wc:k-end at London and Port Stanley. Miss Rena Picket left on Saturday to spend part of her holidays in Kincardine. Mr. 1Vi11. Marland, Guelph, spent the week -end as the guest of his uncle, Mr. W. S. Harland, Wilbur Welsit is visiting his 'brother, Mr. Lorne Welsh, the Pere Mar- quette agent at Chatham , Mrs. '1'. Kearns returned on Friday last from a fortnight's visit at Palmerston and llarrislon. Mr. F. F. (Mlles, Mr, and Mrs. ,J. McCaughey and si:ss Erma An- drews motored to London on Fri- day' Mrs. Frank Dant and her daughter, Anna, London, 'tve•e guests of her sister, Mrs, A. J. firing, the past week, 5'lr. W. F., ('antelon came up from Toronto on Monday and is spend- ing this week with his family at Bayfield, Mr. (1, J. Wallis returnedlast week from e, trip to the west with a consignment of horses. Thu market is not quite as brisk as it was a few years ago. Mr, Ed. and Miss Resent Schoen - hats left on 'Friday for , Port Al- bert. Ed. returned on Tuesday, esday, hut Miss Schoenhals will remain at the Port for, two or three weeks. Miss Leery, who had been visiting ilei sister, Mrs. Von Rohl, left. for New 'fork on Saturday, accompan- ied by her brother, Mr, Sam, Leury of the . Piano Company's stall. Miss Lulu • Hall, who has been visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland of Llolntesville and lir, and Mrs, J. Mulholland of town, left' on Sabur- dap to return to het home in Chi- cago, Mr, Robert Hanna, and Mrs, R. I3an- na, Sr,, Milverton, 1VIiS5ee Marie and Ada .I -Janna and Mr. Wrn. Thompson, 'Toronto, were private guests at the hotel- Normandie ov- er the week -end. Lieut, Broder McTaggart, after spending the week -end w:th his parents, Mr, and ,Mrs. G. 1) Mc- Taggart, returned on Monday mor- ning to re;oin the ,Gth Battery which is now in, camp awaiting orders. Mr, and Mrs, Jesse Streets of i 13u1- e nests of "Mr. and Mrs, \V• But- ' acid Mr. and Mrs.'Walter Cantelon for a few hours on Moa- Clay while on their way h oto Bay- field where they had been spending vrr+ A Month of Cut Prices. Commencing Saturday, July 25th, we place on sale hundreds of dollars worth of good, new, seasonable goods that must be cleared out to snake room for our new tall stock which the manufacturers start to ship early, in ngiist, Out prices on Dry Goods. Cut, prices on Mens and Boys' Clothing. Out prices on Boots and Shoes. Out prices on Hats., Caps and Shirts. Extra Special. We have shout 50 Boys' Suits too many -which means 50 snits at manufacturer's prices for the first 50 boys. Don't miss this chance to: save money nn your hays' new fall suits. They will likely need them when school starts. Sizes 24 to 35. Also extra low prices on our Pumps and, Oxfords, White Canvas Shoes, Sandals, etc. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits More Business BROWN'S STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS HOUSE FURNISHINGS We take this opportunity of extending to our wide circle of customers our warmest thanks for the splen- did support that we have received during the past season,;assuring thein at the same time that our efforts for their benefit in the future will be redoubled. • OUR POLICY FOR THE FALL. Larger and better assortedstocks than ever before The preparations that we have made for this fall have been on a'much larger scale than on any previous year, and when all the new merchandise is here, we shall be in an admirable position to fill the needs ct our patrons. The buying of oiiu Fall Goods commenced away back in the Spring, the utmost consideration being taken to secure only the .most reliable and up-to-date goods; and as we always buy for cash, manufacturers are only too willing to bring forward the cream of their stocks for our selection. The Bulk of Our New Goods is Already Here. NEW DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. IN THE DRESS GOODS SECTION the shelves are already full of new fabrics from London and Paris, Some of the most popular weaves are the new Crepe materials, including Ondule Crepes, Crepe fIe- teors, and Crepe De=Chenes, 1N THE SILK SECTION are being shown beautiful Moire Poplin Silks, striking Roman Stripe de- signs ; e -signs; also lovely Persian Silks and Oriental Satins, If yon cannot come to the store `Phone 67 for any- thing you want in Dry Goods, FROWN'S About People You Know Miss Irene Carling of 'Toronto is spending a fortnight in town as the guest 01 Misses Mae and E.atth- leen Past. Mr J. L. Cranston oI Port Arthur has joined his wife, who has been visiting her parents, -t Sr. and Mrs, John 'lbrrance, Rev. S. J. Allen was yesterday in London where he was the officiating clergyman at the marriage of a 1lefee of Mrs. Atha's. DIr, Walter King, wlio has been quite ill for several weeks past, is now improving and it is hoped his recovery may be rapid and col, pleto, Mrs Mellardyi.Sinith and Prank Dr. and Mrs , .J. C. Gandier and babe are spending a short vacation with Toronto friends. Miss Margaret Cowan of Blyth has been the guest of the Misses Walk- inshaw during the past week,. Mrs. Sutter of Stratford has been visiting her son, Mr. J. Sutter of town, during the past few days. Miss Helen Bell has returned to town after spending a holiday at her summer home at fort Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Mahalfy of Cromarty were week -end visitors at the home of the former's brother, Mr. James Mahally of town, Rev. F 0. and Mrs. harper arrived in town yesterday evening and will who have returned from Vanoouvcr, be for a few days the guests of B,C'., to take ' up their residence in Mr, James Scott. London, are spending a, few clays Miss Pearl Foster returns to her in Clinton.. home at Clarksburg today after a Mr. J. 11„ C'autelon of the Molsons fortnight's visit with her aunt, Bank stall at Norw:0la spent a Mrs J. Kerr of town, and with few days of his vacation at his Goderich friends, home in town and is now holiday. RHS, Eddie. ;Shepherd returned to ing at Grand Bend. 'Toronto on Monday after . a fort - Mrs. D. Dickenson and her son Mr. night's holiday spelt at his home Wilfrid Dickenson, Brantford, after in town and at the camp at Burk's a week`svisit with Seafot:th as the guest of Mr. Clordon Cun- friends, arrived in town Friday inghame. last and were the guests of old Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Rutledge, accotn- Clinton friends for a few days, poled by their daughter, Mrs. iMIr. A. H. Dunnett, 11 A, of the Shillington, and her babe who Riverdale Collegiate, Toronto, Mrs. have been visiting at the parsonage Dunnett and Mr. Clouston were for the past couple of months lit for Mrs. Shillington's home a South Bend, Ind:, y..sterday morn- ing. 1)r, and Mrs, Rutledge will also visit Friends at. Windsor before returning home, The News From Londesboro 'Phos. Sampson had the misfortune to loose his Jersey cow on Tuesday night. Mr. D. C'antelon loaded a oar of ap- ples this week., Miss 11, Mains is spending a few days With London friends. Mrs, J. Potter of Blyth and two daughters spent W'ed nesdayr at the home of Mr. M. Mains. Mrs. Stalker has returned front vis- iting Auburn friends. Mr. oil Mrs. J. Stalker left for in- Streets of Lake\'few, N,Y., last week visited their nephew, Mr• Calvin' Streets. Before their re- turn across the border they, also visited at Brantford Goderich and Bright, the latter being the lin th place of the Messrs Streets Mr Russel Ilarland of Guelph is holidaying in town, being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. McCorvie. Ruses set bas changed very little during lois sixteen months absence from town except that lie has grown somewhat taller, kfc has lost none of his cheeriul' optimism' and mer- rily greets his old friends who are one and all glad to see him, Mrs. S. Kemp received word yester- day that her sister's husband, Mr. John Hamilton of Nelson, B.C., had died suddenly, Mr. Flannilton wasan official of the C.P.R. tor many y13ars and had also served ono or more terms as "mayor 0f Nelson, IIc was likewise a'promin- ent member of the Masonic Order. His birthplace was at 5t. Marys, this province. Mr. Joseph Jarvis, who for a 10115 period was foreman of the Staple- ton sawmi I but who • fourteen years ago returned to England, the home land, has been the guest of the Misses Oriel), Albert street, for the past few days and recalling old associations about town and down at "the block." Since leaving :here he has lost his wife and now the only suteIting unerabe5 of the family are two- sons, both of whom tare. on this side the big water, Mr. Jarvis has been pleased to note the many changoi for the - Letter Clinton has made, a holiday. Are You Making the Best Use l of Your Opportunities ? No matter what your walk in life every man and woman,needs a thorough business training. The bea way to obtain that into have ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE. .11115 you can, obtain at the Clinton School of Com= coerce. the follow- ing this Business Course, we' offer Stenography (Gregg and Pitman), courses •, g , and a Farmer's rtner s . . . Service Civet Telegraphy, Course. To, those who can't attend school we give the Correspondence Course. Von may finish at Col- lege if you wish. Positions guaranteed. School opens on Tuesday, Sept. 1st, but you may enter at ally date. Miss B. F. Ward, B,A , the Princi- pal, will be assisted by expert and experienced instruc- tions. nstruc tions. For full information. address B. F. Ward, B. A., CLINTON, ONT. gersoll after spending a few days the home 'fit Mr. D. Geddes. Mr. and Mrs. Stalker very ably ,- sisted the ilIethodist choir on Su.n. day evening, Mr. Stalker rende'ur: a solo. Miss Ella Webb and Mrs. Conon +. of Seatortln visited the former's i- ter, Mrsl J. 11, Shobbreek on S:au- dap. Mr. Le Roy Hiles of Kincatdia. is visiting at the home of Mr. .1, W. Tamblyn, Constance Mrs. Howard Snell of Clinton spent Monday as the guest of her mother, Mars. Anderson. Misses Dora Andrews and iirarget O'Brien of Cleveland arevisiting at the fernier's grandmother, Mrs, Hannah Cooper, and with other friends in the vicinity. 1VIrs. ,Jas. Taylor returned to her home in Hamilton on Saturday. Her sister, Mrs. 1,atinaer, returned with her. Mrs. 13.13. Stephenson entertained the members* of her Sunday school class at her home on Wednesday af- ternoon. The W. M. h, of the Methodist church held a quilting bee in the church on 'Thursday afternoon. This week wi'1 see most of the Hullett Township Mr. and Mrs, Will Johnson retaai- ed to their home in Clinton atter r, few days visit with Ms, and Mrs Get Leitch, 'Mr. and Mrs, Bruce. Medd other friends in the township. Mrs. R E. Skelly of Chicago ar- rived on 'Tuesday* and will visit her father, Mr. Richard Morrison, and other relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. Ed, Tighe spent the week -encs with his aunt, Mrs. Cleo. ISrauskropf of Dublin, Mr, John Flynn is in Mel<illop Alis week. i\liss Helen Quigley visited Miss Annie Lawrence, of Clinton for a. few clays this, week. Miss Susie Livingstone and her nei0e, Miss Mabel, who have been visiting her sister at Sault SM. farmers wind ep harvest proceedings Marie, returned on Saturday. last. . i:1 the weather keeps favorable. News -Record to end of yeas tor Cac a1�► �rranr�' Schooi Shoes Amongour stock of School shoes for Boys and Girls you will find opportunities aplenty for practising that I economy which is now the order of the day. And we i 5 warrant it will be true economy, too, since all these shoes are in new shapes, all leathers, and good hard wearing quality, while the pri.;es you will find wonder- fully reasonable. Sp ecial for r Only 50 pairs boys boots, all sizes, Regular prices 2.00 to $3.001 5D Saturday's price H • S. CHAPMAN PHONE 70