HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-10-22, Page 8Clinton News -Record
%T IS A POSITIVE FACT THAT WE OFFER OUR TRADE
j the best shoes, at any stated price, that the price can buy any-
where! The new fall styles are in .and there's not a foot we've
not provided for ! Some people will come here for their shoes—
others wont. The people who do come will wear far better shoes
than those who don't I
• r:r Our $0.00, 53:50 and $4.00 inen's shoes and our $2,50. 53.00 and
54.00 women's;shoes'are the best ever—well, they're the best
The new fall shapes are handsome -the stock and shoeinak-
ingeperfeet.
We're atyour service.
FRED. JACKSON
The House of Be
tier Shoes.
Onr Preset Specials
Stoves and Ranges
Happy Thought, Pandora, Canada Steel Range and
other cheaper lines.
Coal and Wood Heaters.
Sheet Iron Cold Blast and Perfection Coal Oil Heaters
for chilly mornings and evenings,
Guns, Rifles and Ammunition,
Dr, Hess' Stock Food, Panacea, Louse Killer, etc,
O'Cedar and Wizzard Polish Mops.
A good supply of Tungsten Lamps and Electric
Irons.
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rwarry cthIm .vn W 515IDARR 9ATr[YN rat,ilatryYNI
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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 FASIION 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—Always the best.
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D'iiss Sarah Turner was with Wing2
ham friends for a few days last
week.
Mrs. W. T. llawkins and fancily are
spending three wee'cs or so with fri-
ends at Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Watt of Fairview Faros,
lluron Road, spent a few days last
week in Woodstock.
!Hiss :Anis Bartliff has entared upon
her probation as nurse -in -training at
Victoria hospital, London.
Prof. Frank Weaver, L.G.S.M,, Lon-
don, will be in town today and to-
morrow to organize a class in mus-
ic.
Irs. J. tichoenhals spent a tow clap;
last week with friends at Port Al-
bert, where the family formerly, re-
sided.
rev, S, J. and Mrs. Ailin returned
Friday from Indianapolis, where
They attended thtr wedding of their
son, Mr. C. Clarke Arlin..
lIr. Stewart Paisley of the Royal
Bank staff, West 'Toronto, visited at
o i
the parental home,
Mr. and d
Mrs
1
W. J. Paisley's, lass: weep.
Liss Susie Johnson of ''Zurich has
been visiting at the home of her
uncle, Inspector Oliver Johnson of
town, during the past week.
NIiss Mellen Bowlby of Windsor, who
has been visiting het cousin, Mrs.
J. E. Ford of Goderich, was the
guest from. Friday until Monday of
Miss 'Rudd.
lir. and Mrs. E. E. 13rovn have re-
turned to town from Petrolia and
will reside in the house on Orange
street owned by Mr. ,James Cook.
Mr. Brown is a member of the G.
T.R. gang.
Hiss Richardson and her cousin, Miss
Kate Richardson, Goderich town-
ship, spent over the week-
end in Ethel with their cous-
in, Mr, Robert Pearson, who under -
wont a serious operation for appen-
dicitis.
irs. Humphreys leaves next Monday
a.m. for buffalo before returning to
her home in Jacksonville, Fla, She.
will visit friends in Buffalo, • New
York and Washington until the first
of December.
Mr. M. D. Jackson, son of his wor-
Jackson
who
has been
p
�ski, Mayor'fillfni,a'good position at North l �a y_
for several months, has taken a
similar position at Fredericton,, the
capital city of New Bruns,vick, leav-
ing 'for that place last week.
ML W. Jackson was appointed to a
place on the executive hoard of the
Canadian Ticket Sellers' Associa-
tion which met in convention in
Chicagorecently, and Dr: Shaw was
appointed honorary physician, Thus
do Clinton citizens ever come to the
front.
Mr. W. J. Newcombe'of Fort William
visited his father, Rey W. II. New-
combe, and his sister;, Mrs. J. S.
Evans, during the past week. He
returned home by way of Detroit
Where he- was joined by Mrs. New-
combe who had been, 'visiting her old
home there.
Mr. Albert R. Mitchell, who has been
in the service of the Jackson Man-
ufacturing Company for the posit
nine years, for a considerable por-
tion of that time as chief stock
keeper, is now "on the. road" ' for
the Company, starting out on Mon-
day. His territory is Western On-
tario, •fo to the Soo. His good pre-
sence,
sence, gelsial manners and loyalty
to the people whom Ise serves will
undoubtedly make him a successful
traveller,
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Watts, who re-
oently sold', their. property on Wil-.
• Liam street to Mr. Thos, •Cardwell;
move shortly to Bolton, where they
will engage in the restaurant husi-
ness. Since coming to Canada sev-
eral years ago they have resided in
Clinton and have made many fri-
ends here who are sincerely sorry
that • they are leaving. The people
' of Bolton will find Mr. and . Mrg.
Watts just what they appear to be,
unassuming and of the strictest im
tegrity,
HARLAND BROS. 1
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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RUGSAt PricesReduc-
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ed.
During the next two weeks we place on sale about
Forty Beautiful Rugs in Tapestry,Brussels, and
Velvets in sizes 24; x 3, 3 x o, 3 x 3i, and 3 x 4,
and offerou.youl choice at wonderfully reduced
prices. y ]
- Owing to the advancing prices on all lines of im-
ported rugs we have placed extra orders for spring
' in order to secure them at lowest possible price but
must now make a clean sweep of all rugs in stock .
in order to have room for the new ones when they
arrive.
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Men's and Boy'sClothing
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If you are interested in a new suit, overcoat or pair of odd
trousers, coupe in and see what we are showing, We (can
save you, money and guarantee to please you,
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1 Small Profits — More Business
Suitable furni t u r e
for all rooms is equal-
ly
ly well displayed.
Easy hair.s
EASY Chairs of the sort that
give your whole body rest
are here in endless variety.
Just come into one store, and
trythem all, that is the best.
and sure way to choose chairs
that ate comfortable. ,
$¢.1oY,61
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word about prices.
They can't be beaten.
Ball & Atkinson
FURNITUREDEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
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J, A. ATKINSON, Phone 183,
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SHOULD READ THIS.
`It is just a little of the whole story of this season's fashionable furs, but conveys an excel-
lent idea of the great number of pelts that are fashionable. Black furs are extremely good style--
therefore,
tyle—therefore, we haye an exceptionally good assortment, at a wide range of prices. Handsome Canadian mink is,
as usual, well represented in cur stock and a large number of individual sets --only one of a kind—combine to
afford you wide latitude in the matter of choice, Colne in and see our fine stock.
A MAGNIFICENT SHOWING OF
Black Fox Neck Pieces
Black Fox Muffs
Sable Neck Pieces
Sable Muffs
Fine Canadian Mink Neck Pieces
Fine Canadian I`linkiMuffs
Persian Lamb, Neck Pieces
Persian Lamb I'lutfs
Also many pretty styles in the less "expensive furs, as well as many smart novelty sets.
SELECT YOUR FURS EARLY.'
This is strongly advisable; because it assures you of the first choice of skills—those of the finest pelt and
prettiest markings being shown in the new furs. By paying a small deposit, purchases made now will be reserv-
ed until desired.
NEW THINGS TO BE SEEN IN THE STORE NOW.
New—that's the point ! For.it's on just such small"accessories as the right Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery
etc., that the success of the costume depends. And the .newest are right here !
Dainty Neckwear—A snowy white-collar or vest, and sometimes lhe•addition of cuffs to match, .is the
fashionable finish for the dark Autumn gown ; and they're Here in all degrees of sheerness and all. desired styles.
Beads Where is the girl who has not fallen a victim to their charm? Thsse new jet beads are particu-
larly fetching—both:dull and bright varieties, long and short strings.
Gloves—Our prices make chamoisuede, cashmere, lisle. silk and real French kid with over -sewn seams
extra choice skin, change bands quickly.
Hosiery—We sell Hosiery in cashmere, wool, lisle, silk mixture and silk that are woven for wear, fash-
ioned to fit .and loomed to last.
Visit this store whenever you can. You're .almost sure to find something to interest you;for
your wardrobe or your home.
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About People You Know
i
Mr. and Mrs. Walter1tCLKing
spent t 1
es-
terdav with :Auburn friends.
Rev, A. MacMillan of Mimico•was the.
guest during the .past week at the
home of Dr, and Mrs. Gunn:
Rev. W. T. No, Stratford, brother
of Mr. R. J. Chill', of Clinton, has
been appointed rural dean of Perth,
succeeding Rev. Mr. 'Taylor of St.
Mary's.
Rev.. and Mrs. Chambers of Newark,
New .Jersey, were guests of DIr. and.
Mrs. D. N. Watson the past week.
Mrs. Chambers is a niece of
Watson's. •
Mrs,. L. Greig ieft yesterday •for Tor
onto and will spend several weeks
as . the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. T. Clark, and -with other friends
in the city.
Mrs. Percy -Couch; ivho has been a
patient in the local hospital for
some weeks, having undergone an
operation for appendicitis, has rm
covered sufficiently to be,able ;iio
return .hone.
Mr. Stewart Jackson, who has been
visiting at his home in town for
several weeks past, left yesterday
Inc ,Toronto and on Friday will go
In
York, where will join h
New
on to 7 0
a
a Theatrical companya Whiter
For
tour.
Mr. l I
Iand
IMLs. 'Phos, I i est o of Exeter .
are guests of Mr. and Mrs, 5. W.
Rowe, •
Mrs, 5. E. Andrews is in Seafotth
visiting her brother, Mr. Sidney
Johns.
NIr. Dfiickier, 'Toronto auditor for
the hydro Commission, was in
town this week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Case were among the
number. from Seaforth who attend-
ed the concert given on Monday es/ -
ening by Mrs. froward Humphreys,
Miss Marion Thompson is now recov-
ering nicely from a serious opera-
tion and it is hopet the little maid-
en will speedily regain her former
mosp health again.
Mr. Roy Grigg of the Royal Bank of
.Montreal, I•Iamilton, spent a cou-
!plc of daps of last week at the par-
ental liome, that of Mr., and Mrs.
'A • .1 Grigg. Roy has won rapid
•promotion and is now receiving tel-
•lor.
Mr. Herbert Cook, a former resident
of Clinton and. son -in-laws of Mr.
and Mrs, W. 11. Watts, and who
has been (1 P.It.'agutt at'Bolton.lQi
some years, has been promos cl
at
station
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the mo c .
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The News From Londesboro
Mrs, Peters, curs who has ben. visiting
lits.
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her parents r.
M. and Mrs. W. Wey-
mouth,
y-
ntouth, has returned to her Monte a,t
(aro, Mich,
Mr. John Lear of London is visit-
ing his. mother, Mrs. S. Lear,
Mr. John Brundson returned Friday
last after a two months' visit in the
Itev. DIY. I:n'erington of Fine River
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church morning and evening on Sun-
day last, Rev. Mr. Kaine taking an-
niversary services on the pine River
edetic. - -
Miss A. Bell was jn London on Wed-
nesday, of this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) Young and Miss Clara
returned Monday atter a month's vis-
it with the former's daughter, ' Mrs.
13. Brown of 13rantford.
As We are Taking a Larger Store
we want the labor . of moving to
be as light as possible. Because
of that we would like to lessen
our stock as much as possible
before leaving.
FOR THIS WEEK AND
NEXT we offer the follow_-
mng values
r $11.50.
9 only men's heavy .woolen overcoats reg%�$
113.50 for
7 only ladies' blanket cloth coats reg. $15 for $6.9S.
40 pairs of children's heavy shoes reg $2,25 from .90c. to
$1,50, •all sizes,
Come Early Saturday Mor
ning to get good values.
Brown' s
Next to McTaggart's Bank.
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Mrs. E. Adams has had the house
recently purchased Irons NIr. J. Lash-.
atm painted and repaired until it looks
as, good as new.
Itimn Campbell spent Wednesday
with her sister, Mrs. 11. ;Knox of
Blyth.
Miss Aridie Jenkins visited her sis-
ters, Mrs. Wm. Snell and 'M'rs. Win.
Webster, last week.
Mrs. N. Blank of Wingliam has rc-
frrtnt+ht s visit
ice aflei a �
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trneti ho 6
t..
w=ith her sister, Mrs. Jas. Woodman.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
V, Braithwaite, `rho has brim serious-
ly ill during the pest week, is• re-
covering nicely. •
Hullett Township
Y'-
News -Record Means News -Leader.
Mr. G. 13. Ball of the Maitland
Block has invested 3a an auto, malt-
ing the purchase from that active
agent, Mr. Bert Langford of Clinton,
who has made quite a number of
sales this season that is now about
a close.
On Friday last Mr. William pone
bad a narrow escape,_ from meeting ..I
with a very severe accident. Ile tae•
going to town with a load of apples
and in stepping out of the wagon his.
trouser leg caught on a /mooting
board, throwing him io she harci
road which he struck with bis heap
and shoulder. It was a had fall 1,ut
fortunately no bones were broken.
The patriotic concert held in the.
school house of section No. 9, was a
decided success. The weatherman was
very considerate by ordering tins
night warm enough for the horses to
stand outside, Everyone did their
-part well and Miss Patterson drew
forth hearty encores. The band boys
were not stingy with the r music,
which was much enjoyed.
The proceeds of the candy booth,
it unted'
the door aro
t taken
and that a n at
to sixty dollars,
Miss Margaret and Mr, James Jack-
son atteuled=•the Taylor -Tyner wed-
ding on Wednesday.
News -Record to end of year for 25c..
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IIABTTSIIOES for 1Ioll,
Every man enjoys once in a while, buyi.ig the best
things, even if they do cost more. Some mien are wise
enough to know that this is true economy.
If you'll come here and look at our showing of
HARTT SHOES you'll see where the enjoyment
comes in. 'There's nothing better made anywhere, at
the price, When you've worn a pair you'll realise the
economy of the best,
We sell shoes that are absolutely the best ever sold.
here—in stylish appearance, in qualities, in materials,
and workmanship, the best you can possibly buy for the
money, the largest stock of men's shoes to select from,
and a good fit guaranteed.
H. S. CHAPMAN PHONE 70