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Septiimbei. 1914
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FURNITURE DEALERS ancl UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
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Basques, Capes and Cape Coats
Flare Skirts, Blouses
and Dresses
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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
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The Season's Best in Fall
Footwear.
Standing upon the threehold of the fall season we
announce our readiness to provide our trade with the
very best of footwear at moderate prices. We are able
to show the best shoe values at any stated price.
Our Shoe Service.
- We do more than simply pell shoes ! Our expert and
careful service will provide for every foot that comes to
usa shoe that's right ia,size.and construction. •
We Ask Your Consideration.
FRED. JACKSON
The House of Better Shoes.
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1 A ONE DOLLAR I
BARGAIN SALE I
ree our big windowanddisplay tables inside for
the different assortments, the lots aye- all differently
arranged and big value, including hardware, tinware,
graniteware, Japanese ware,,alluminum ware, galvan-
ized ware, glass ware. It pays to buy when those op-
portunities are offered. .
A good supply of Brantford roofing, roofing and
barn paint. Sherwin-Williams paint, beaver board,
nails and glass. All kinds of machine oil. Dustbane
in cans, quarter bairels, half barrels and barrels.
Fly Exterminator for cattle in quarts and gallons.
HARLAND BROS.
'STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
WAIL
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,
Miss Luella Walkinshaw is spending
this week with Wingham friends.
Miss Gladys Jones of Goderich is the
guest this week of the Misses Wil-
'
Miss Itellyar of Bowmanville is the
guest d her brother, Mr. W. H.
Hellyar tif town'.
Hr. Stewart Jackson of New York
is holidaying at his home M town
for a.feW weeks.
Miss ,Tessie, 'Crooks is dssisting,
through the busy season in Couch
& .Co'§
Mrs. 11. L. Moore and her little son
last week joined Mr. Moore at West
Toronto where he has a position.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheppard attend-
ed the Elliott—Reid wedding in
Stanley yesterday afternoon,
Mr, E. J. Howard, London, was in
town Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning to the city by motor cycle,
his favorite because most speedy,
mode df travel:
Mr, and. Mrs, J. W. Nedigar, Mt.
Austin and Miss Leona motored i,o
London' on Tuesday to take in the
Fair. Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Cantelon
accompanied them.
Mr. and IVIrs. James Finch, Jr. and
their little daughter, Thelma, hava
returned to Stratford after spend-
ing several da.Ips with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs.. J. Finch, town:
Mr. Chas. A. Comp, engineer with
the Canadian General Electrie Co.,
was in town for a few days last
week in connection with the finish-
ing up of the work, about the hydro
station.
Mrs. 'P. Jackson, jr., returned home
on Friday after a fortaight's visit
with friends in Toronto, Mr. Jack -
soli W110 was in the city on busi-
ness during Fair time, returned
with her.
Mrs, George Finch and her two sons
Russell and Harvey, of Flint,
Mich,, have returned home from a
visit o1. several weeks, with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Finch of town and relativ-
es at Auburn.,
Mr. and, 1VIrs. James Iteraolds of
the. King Edward Hetet, Guelph,
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs, J, J. McCaughey and on
Saturday motored to Detroit to
visit 'relatives there.
Mr. and 143:s. R. J, Cluff visited
their brother in' Stratford and their
daughter in, Hamilton last week.
Mr. Cluff returned Thursday but,
Mrs. (hill stayed lot a longer visit
in the Ambitious City.
Mrs. W. E. Miller, of Detroit, after
spending some days with Mrs. R.
Miller, Sr., and other relatives in
tows and country, lett Saturday to
viSit Mr. and Mrs. Albert MeBrien,
London; before returning to her
home. • •
Mr. Frank O'Neil, Moose:jaw, .Sask,
returned east ten days or so ago
and is recruiting in the old home
town. In many wayN there is no
place Mr. O'Neil likes' so well as
Clinton, one reason no doubt, being
that he has many good friends here.
Mr. A. C. Pattlson is taking a fort-
night's holiday and is visiting in
Port 1-luron and LT& o Mrs.. Pat-
tison accompanied hint to the for-
. mer place, returning 'last week. -Mr.
Rontley of Kirkton is, relieving agent
at the G.T11. station during Mr.
Pattisan's absence.
Miss Marion, Trwin, who sr oit the
annum! with her sister, Beaconness
Bessie lirwin,assisting in managing
a• sunimer .eamp where numbers of
, children from, the- Men -treat missions .
.are giving an outing;.,.haS rettlracil
hoinfi'. 'Phis sort, el work ppeala
to Miss Marion ansi she has shown
a decided talent for it. -
Mr. and IVIrs.' A. Case and their son
Fred arrived froin their home in
Rose, Netv York State and purpose
for the next few months being res-
idents of. Clinton where they have
Ladies' and Children's Mantles
The new coats are now here and are without any exception the fin-
est, showing of high class garments we have ever offered for yota! in-
spection.
The styles are the v,iry latest and the pr.icies the lowest possi Me for
high grade garments.
We want you to see these exit whether you buy or not. Coale in
any time and look them over.
Ladies' Raincoat Special.
A beautiful poplin raincoat and big value at $3.50, special for one
week $5.95.
, Rubbers ---Just ,Arrived.
A big bright new stock, all styles and all sizes for all makes of shoes,
prices the lowest possible, Buy your rubber wants early its prices are ,
likely to advance.
Plumsteel' Bros.
.Agents for New Idea Made-to-111eaSure
Prti,terns, All 10c.
OLD AT
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"Will not
break
or rust
or tear,
Coilene
• Corsets
made for
wear."
e wearer of a
CoileileCorset is
always distinguished
by her poise and,
elegance of figure ,
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Not one woman in ten thousand can '3
really have a "figure" without a corset. ,
Coilene Corsets furnish the actual sup-
port necessary to every lady. A few light
strips of the peerless Collene boning give
as much control of the figure lines as
the stiff, heavy, cramping corsets of
tattler y4air.
Whatever the design, style, or price of
the Collene Corset you buy, it is the beat
value, best fit and quality for the money.
Prices from $2.50 up.
ilene
rsets
Write for
booklet
showing latest
corset fashions.
Every woman
should have a
copy. We mail
one free on re-
ceipt of 'your
name and
addre9.
This hs is the famous
Coilene boning
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Personals.
Miss Lily, Leitch has taken a position
with J. P. Sheppard & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Ifill spent the
week -end with Goderich friends.
Mrs. Smith of Stratford visited her
daughter, Mrs, Lorne Murch on
biNorsl.nlic.31.
C. Coleman of Winnipeg is
the guest of the Misses Cole, Elur-
on street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartliff motored
to London yesterday to attend the
Western Fair.
Mrs. M. McVittie of Westfield and
Mrs. Thos. Lyon of Mullett spent
Tuesday with their brother, Mr;
.7. G. Medd.
Mrs. W. J. Stevaas and children
of the, Base Line are. in London
this week taking in the Fair and
visiting friends.
Mr. 11. E. Rorke is assisting in the
local Canadian Express office during
.the rush seasbn.
Mr. 3D, Holtzhatier visited cousins in
Mitchell on Tuesday he had not
seen for thirty ,yearn.
Miss !Alp Lindsay, who has been
spending a vacation with her moth-
er in town, has returned to London
this week. -
Miss Ward and Miss Stone spent
the week -end at 13ayfield as guests
al, the summer home or -Miss Gar-
ratt, Miss Ward's Coitsin.
Mrs, Chas. Wright, Miss Moffat and
Master Albert Campbell all of Tor-
onto are the guests this week of
Mr. and Mrs, 3. A. Irwin.
Mrs. Crardner returned to town this
week after a visit of. a couple of
months with her sons in Toronto,
Hamilton and . St. Catharines.
'VD's. Cl: M. Elliott and Miss Barbara
McIver assisted with the prograin
of a patriotic concert given, at
Constance on Friday evening last.
Rev. D'r. and Mrs. Rutledge have re-
turned from a three weeks' visit
with their daughter at South
Bend, iitd,, and with Windsor fri-
ends.
1Vfiss Edith Torrance, who has been
at Lbtlibridge, Alberta, for the
past couple, of years, is 110010 011 a
vacation and may remain during
the winter,
Mr. a,nd Mrs. F. J. 11111, Mrs. W, J.
Cooper and Miss Phoebe Smith, re -
'turned on Monday from attending
the 'HolineSs camp -Meeting east M
Toronto.
,Miss .0 arratt and 311155 Mothersead,
who have been . spending the sum-
mer at Dayfield, Caineiato town
• 'yesterday and leave this week for
their ,home- in `Washington, B.C.
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•Blineefi,eld •
Mrs. W. L. Kell§ and Mrs. S. C.
McGeorge of Listowel and Mrs. D.
M. Johnston, Drayton, were guests.
of bit'. and Mrs. ID, W. Morrison the
many Personal friends and a cordial past week,
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welcome always awaits the. • Mo. Mr. C. It Reid has had the wind -
Case expeetS to begin operations in mill on his grass farm moved, the
the evaporator tiext Monday with a Work being well done bk Miller S.,.,
full staff J,ittle of C.ilintoil.
Hullett Township The News From Londesbora
Messrs, T. McMichael & Son made .
live entries Of Canadian Clydesdales
at the Toronto Fair and won prizes
as follows ' 1st for Glenrae, 1st for
International, a two-year-old, 2nd for
yearling, 2n6 for yearling filly, 2nd
for three-year-old filly.
At the London Fair this week the
Messrs, McMichael won as follows :
1st and championship for Glenrae and
firstfor best horse and three of his
colts. 2nd for Lord Ronald. 1st for
International. Ist for three-year-old
filly, the same for a two-year-old and
2nd for yearling.
Mr. Led Weir went south last
week and bought up a carload t)f cat-
tle which he is now disposing of.
Messrs. W. and E. Jordan of
lin Sundayed at Mr, D. Flynn's.
News -Record means News -Leader. •
• Constance
Miss Edith Delmage of Winthrop
spent a few days here as the guest
of her cousin, Miss Irene Riley.
Mrs, Ed. Britton and Miss Mayne
1-Iall are visiting friends in London
and St. Thomas,
Mrs. Wm. McIntosh met . with a
rather serious accident last week
when she slipped and broke her left
arm above the elbow. It is hoped
the fracture will heal as quickly as
possible.
Messrs. Jardes Medd and Thos.
Adams left last, week on a, trili 10
the west.
Miss Tina, Love m visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. Ed. Britton.
The News -Record to Jan. 1915 for
25o, or to Jan. 1919 for $LOO.
Quite a successful patriotic social
was held in Forester's Hall on Fri-
day evening when .a good program
was given and light refreshments
were 8aVeti. Among those talking
part from a distance, were, Mrs. ILI-
liott and Miss 'filefvor of Clinton,
who each rendered solos, and Mr.
Blanchard, and Mr. Blanshard and
Miss Scarlett of Winthrop. Mr, and
Mrs. Thos. Rands gave violin solos
Mrs. 'Farnham andClifford Button
contributed recitatiOns and Revs.' J.
G., Reid and C. C. Koine of Londes-
1701.0 and .511:,^ Thos. McMillan each
deliVered appropriate addresses. The
proceeds amounted to $27.
News -Record ntettns News -Leader,
Stirnrnerhill
Ivy, Geo: Bradford , has Teturned, 10
her, home in Goderich after.' spending
the past couple of weeks with her
Mrs. J. Freeman and Mrs. 3, John-
ston of Clinton spout Thimsday at
thiehople of Mrs John 'Johnston.
• IVIiss A. Goldthorpe of Goderich is
visiting friends around. Summerhill.
Miss Etta IVEcBrien is visiting
Itiends at Brantford.
,
Miss Holland (merit a ,day or sO
with London friends this week,' also
taking the Pair:
• News -Record Meng lge,,vs-Leader.
Miss L, Brunsdon is spending a few
days of this week visiting London
friends.
Miss M. Lyon was the. .guest over
the iveek-end of her sister, Mrs. De-
war of London,
Mr. John Hutton loaded a ear of
oats this week.
The shed at Knox- church is being
treated 1,0 a new roof in readiness
for the fall season. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ilransdon and
Mt. and Mrs. Joseph IVIanning inctor-
ed to London this week with Mr. R.
Vodden. •
Mr. E. Adams has had a foundation
built under the house which he re-
cently purchased from Mr, J. Lan-
ham.
Mr. C. W..•Arinstrong and family
spent a few days with Mrs. Arm-
strong's mother, ' Mrs. Coombs •of
London, recently.'
At a meeting held on Monday even-
ing it was decided to hold the an-
nual fowl supper in connection with
the Methodist church, as usual on
the evening of Thanksgiving Day,
The funeral of the late Miss Jessie
Cadzo of Buffalo took placo from the,
depot, (Milton, on Monday afternoon,
the remains being laid ,to rest in
Burns' cemetery% Rev. J. G. Reid
°mutilated idle services. Miss Cadzo
was a cousin of the Hamiltons and
was Oita well known here as the
family' formerly 'resided in. the vicin-
ity. .
Mr. John Woodman spent a couple
of days this week with London.
friends. '
Mr. 1'. Miller received a ear of
this week.
Mr, Samuel Woodman had the mis-
fortune while gathering eggs on Mon-
day to upset his load when his horse
shied at a passing traction engine on
the boundary line. The wagon turtle('
turtle with Mr. Woodman enderneath
but lie escaped uninjured. The aide
damage done was to the contents of
the crates, there being between one
hundred and twentyl-five and one hun-
dred, and fifty dozen of eggs broken.
Mrs. Wm. McCool and blaster Wel-
lington returned Saturday atter
spending a couple of weeks with the
former's daughter, Mrs. J. I.. A.wilei
of Toronto.
Hullett Township
James Snell & Son exhibited at
the Western Fair this week and while;
we have not yet seen a list of their
winnings there. is no doubt it will, as
in past years, be a very satisfactory
one.
Mrs. Geo. Krauskopf and Masters
Clarence and Wilfrid of Dublin spent
a few days with relatives here ovor
Sunday.
Misses Rose McCaughey and Annie
McConnell of 'Clinton spent Sundays
afternoon in this township,
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Fall Shoe Styles
The New Models we are show-
• ing in Wom-
en's and Men's Footwear for the new fall and winter
• season, faithfully reproduce all the new style features
• of the highest price I custom made. We caa meet ev-
ery requirement at moderate expense and thorough
satisfaction with every pair,
They are in refined styles, made of the best ma-
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terial, patent, calf or kid, with cloth or plain leather
tops, and. easily stand at the head for comfort, flt,
quality and value., ,
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