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The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-18, Page 8!Seely^. eciais for Saturriau an a all next week ranitp ware at less than half price We have jest received a large lot of seconds in.gi,atittevvar-e slightly damaged but big value at the price we are selling at, we have assorted them into four:lots• , Nos, 1 and 2 in our big window your choice 49c and 24c. Nos. 3 and 4 oar tablee inside of stone your choice 15c and 10e Including the following articles Preserving Kettles Teapots Mixing Bowls 'Donee Pols Tea Kettles Double Porridge Boilers 'Witter Palle Sauce Pans Covered Pails Dish Pans Meat Platters Chambers Dippers Tea. Drawers Callanders ' Pudding Pans • Soup Dishes Pie Plates ' Jelly Moulds Basting Spoons an extra special 40 Granite Basting Spoons Oct each, Now is the:tinie to use Brantford Roofing and Roofing Paiet, Harland Bros. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES I ••••••••,... Bargains in Furniture Dining Room Sets Buffet with long Bevel Mirror, lined drawers, display shelf above, diners -5 small 1 arm large extension table round or square cot oak finish, regular $54,00 for $45.00. Combination Sideboard and China Cabinet, a beautiful piece for the dining room, 4 styles $20.00, $24,00, $27.00. White Brass Beds Sanitary, Beautiful and Comfortable at $3.00 to $15.00 each. Dresser and Stand Princess dressers, large Bevel Mirror, Swell front drawers, Mahogany Veneered with stand to match. regular $24.00 for $20.00 Window Shades, Picture Frames and Room Moulding at low prices. a Phone 7 and 8, Free Auto Delivery, J. H. CHr,LLEW Estate Furniture 8Ivth Undertaking domminimonammi ummEtwo YEARS OF ADHERING STRICTLY TO THE POLICY 'The Best At Every Price Always Has established for us a reputation for good that -is second to none. shoes Spend a half hour in our Shop looking over the new fall Styles and we will prove to you that buying of us means a distinct:advantage to you and a positive assurance of being cor- rectly fitted with shoes that makes them truly distinctive and exclusive. FRED. JACKSON lb 111111111& INK ‘11111111,1111111111MMIN1111111 111111111111110101111•11111111111111111111111, ••••••........................ i • ,, NEW 1/111.1%TLES. . • : • • • • • • • • *lit • • These coats have heen tailored fortis by the Laurel Mfg Co. of Toronto, one of the largest high-class mantle manufacturer • . . in Canada, which is a guarantee to our customers that they pre ' • getting the finest of workmanship and the very latest style ideas • • During the past two weeks dozens of the seasons newest up-to- date Ladies' and Children's Mantles have been added to our stock, and we now have one of the largest and best assorted stocks of high class coats ever shown in Clinton. that the season has produced. .PRICES--"Oer prices the lowest possible" this is our motto . • •• ..- And we are certainly living up to it in our mantle department. ! • .---,-,-, •-", - . We want to sell our coats early and have marked therm accord •••• A. !! ... • We want you to see our coats and invite you to come in and - look them over before you purchase. . • I • SMALL PLUMSTEEL'i— MORE PROFITS BROS. • BUSINESS ''• , - , , 1141144••••••••••••••••••••••••••••411••••••••••• , . 414•••••••••••••••••••••••••4••••• 010414 440-4,11,41N*4 ••••••• .DIJNFORD MA 1 IFtirni.ture Dealers i • and- I Funeral Directors I I Phone 104 i • PHONE 127 --NiGIIT AND SVHDAY CALLS— PRONE 194 41 • JAMES DLNFORD JOHN MAY I r 464.•••••••••••4•*4.••••4•••••••••••44•• 444••••••••• IE DESI,jE ult irotfeir yrS, !7.7; Awa -Record, ,SEPTEMBER The Housewives' Number Full of articles on things every home -loving woman delights in reading about. Single copy, 10 cents • at the Pattern Counter Ask about our liberal subscription offers. • W. D. FAIR CO, Often Cheapest — Always the Best jAimegiesis Mr. Leslie Wasman, teaciier; Brod- hagen, came home for over the week -end. Miss Edna Cooper was in Wingham for a day of two the ,beginning of the week. Mr. Norman Kennedy spent a few days recently with Dr. J. E. Black- enat- Bothwell. Miss Harriet Pickett of Toronto is spending a few weeks vacation at her home in town. Mies Sadie Mahally has returned from the west and hag resumed her pos- ition in Hellyaz's store. filth. D. B. Kennedy has been vis- iting for the past couple of weeks at Caledonia and Brantford. Mr. J. E. Hovey and Rev. F. W. Hovey spent Sunday at their bro- ther's camp at the lakeshore. Mr,. D. A. Cantelon of Toronto was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon, on Sunday. Mrs. David Gardner spent a week in Port Huron the guest of Mr. W. Robertson, city treasurer, and Mrs. Robertson. Misses Anna and Nellie Smith of Stratford, formetly of town, vistt- ed old friends in Clinton for a few days during the past week. Mr, Fulton, manager of tire Knitting Company, was called to New Yotk last week to confer with Mr. Owen, president of the Company. Misses Lucy Cooper, Clara Holtzhau- er, Mary McIntyre and Alice Sb - man were were among the visitors from town to the Western Fab: at Lou- - don last week, Mr. John J. Ward, Woodstock, was in town on Friday last. Mr. Ward thinks Clinton is all right and when he makes a move it will be in this direction, He's. a hustler after business, Mr. James Fair, formerly of the Clinton mills, is now in Winnipeg, the Western Canadian manager of the Avery Scale Company of North Milwaukee, Wis., Mr. Fair's numer- ous old friends, hereabouts will wish him abundant success. 'Mr. John Howson left Tuesday for his hese at Medicine Hat after a visit with his mother and sister in town and with friends at Peter. boro, Mrs. Howson, who was at the latter place, met him in Tor- onto where they took the .train for . the west. Mrs.'R. A. Bell was in Gdderich on Wednesday of last week attending the funeral of Miss Tine Clark, yotingest daughter of Mr. and .111th,, Win. Clark of that town, Miss Clark had on various occasions vis- ited Miss Jean 'Bell in town and • was known by many here. Much sympathy is expressed at bee early ' passing. Mr. A. Erwin, the genial and ef- ficient secretary of the Hayfield Ag- ricultural Society, was in teem on Monday. He has' been busy for weeks hack preparing for the fall Fair to be held on Thursday and Fri -day 'of next week and given fine weather he is looking forward con- fidently to a most successful Mr. Tom Craig; , formerly of, the Clinton Motor Oar Company, 'but who fOr some month/ past has been at Los Angeles, Calif., • part- icipated in a recent 500 mile auto - race being mechanician of the win- ning car, As the race was run at the rate of aeout a mile a mirnite. Tom was too closely occupied -watching the gasoline and the tires , to have any other outstanding ! im- pressions. Mi. Chester Marshall, who while hol- idaying at his . borne in town, had the misfortune to break his wrist the result being -a much longer vacatiop than e had intended taking, had so. far recovered as to be able to return to -Toronto this week. His employer • wrote last week saying -lie was keeping his place open for him, which fact proves that Ches- ter was making , good: eIltemt)er 18thl 19* ciuflantsof-ja les' Ma Than Firs Mantle Wear Less titre. Children'sof manufac t Cost Par 2O ends of ladies mantle cloths: all under three yards in' length go on sale SATURDAY '11ORNING• All thi season' s styles and all pure wool. These`will make splendid coats for children and the cost will ' stir- piise. you. Don't miss seeing them, regular $2 and $3 values, sale price about half price, • LADIES' TAILORING AND DRESS= MAKING. Never were 'we better equipped to render prompt and satisfactory service in this department as, we are this season. We are in better position than ever before to overcome the tedious delays of recent seasons in having our garments 'made up. It is our endeavor to gixe the best possible and quick- est service in this important department, and stand behind every garment made. Order your fall suit now and have a full seasons wear. See our new Fall Suitings. MEN'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT. This season we are showing a splendid range of Scotch and English tweeds and worsteds, as in other seasons we stand behind our blue .and black wor- steds, and guarantee styles and workmanship. The fact that our tailoring department is going ahead every season speaks foi itself. Order your fall suit now Nhen the range is complete. Tailor made suits to your order $22 up. ART SATEEN.5 FOO, COMFORTERS. • - All the new colorings are now being 'shown, and some of the most beautiful effects for bed com- forters are here in colorings to harmonize with, any room. Many have been looking for these new de- . signs, and wa are pleased -to announce the arrival i of ' our entire fall importation, 30 inches wide, per yd 15c, 20c and 25c. Also special downproof at per yd 35e. Batting filling, best quality American south- ern long fibre cotton, light and fluffy, 3 -sizes, a bunch 10c, 15c and 20e, NEW WINTER FURS and LADIES COATS Daily we are receiving new shipments of the veryQiatest styles in ladies and childrens coats and furs, all exclusive and no two alike. If you are thinking of a new winter coat or a set of furs, don't miss our display, come in as often as you please, compare ours with others. We invite competition. NEW GOODS THIS WEEK. Flannelettes, dress goods, trimmings, collars, towelling's, bed spreads, satecus, rugs, mats, linoleums, oilcloths, eurtains. 11,42?4 sf117} About People You Know Mr. Reuben Graham was in Buffalo last week. Miss Edna Wasman visited friends in Mitchell over the week -end, Miss Irene Pope of liensall visited lasteldweek with Miss Mary Bran- field, and Mrs. R. E. Manning are spending a few days with friends in, London this week. Mr. Silas Davis has returned from a visit of some weeks with Toronto and Peterboro friends. Wilbur Ford and Thos. Herman vis- ited Bert Hovey at his cantle aS tee lakeside the forepart of the week. Dr. Annabelle MeEwan of the' Fergus • hospital staff was the guest 'of her mother and sister over the week- end. Mrs. Horraes, Sr,, arid her guest, Mrs. Archibald of Seaforth, visited Goderich friends during the past ' week, Mr. Oswald Hunt returned last week to London after a fortnight's visit in town, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamblyn. Mr. Otto Pink went to Hanover on Friday to witness the Hanover vs. St. Mary's lacrosse match and re- mained over Sunday -- Mr. John J. Martin, manager of the Public Service Corporation, New- ark, N. J., motored to Clinton last week to call upon Mr. Fulton, manager of the Knitting Company, Major fiance, Surgeon-Majot Shaw, Major McTaggart and Lieut Towne will attend a farewell dinner to be - tendered Major Gordon Hall at the Tecumseh House, London,onFri.- day evening. Mr. aril Mrs. J. P. Tisdale and Fred, Toronto, motored 'to _Clinton on Friday last and remained until Monday tile guests of Mr. ,and Mrs. G. D. MeTaggart. Mr. MeTaggart accompanied them on their home, ward run, returning on Tuesday. Mr. B. R. Higgins of Brucefield w as . iii Clinton on Friday last talking up the 'Hayfield Fa,Ar and ark rug names to its membership roll, The Fair has not a more active dime-- . for than Mr. Higgins who does not by any Means. 'confine his energies merely to Fair Day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Midi of Detroit are visiting Mt! and Mrs. H. W. Cook, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ben Cole and, • many other friends in newts. They purpose remaining a couple of weeks but it Would go without saying that • they will be given such a good time that they -will be sorry to depart. Mr. R. B. Eames, who has been en- gaged in colporteur work in New- foundland for almost six months, is expected home this weelf. ' But his stay will be short as the fam- ily - leave! 1st of October' for the State of New Jersey where they 'will winter. Mr. and Mrs. Eames - have been residents of Clinton for six years and have to a very large degree the respect of tit* fellel citizens. Mr. James Cook was iri Goderich oij Monday, Mrs. Chas. Lovett visited with Myth friends on Monday. , Mr. Harry Cantelon of Toronto spent a few days in town this week, Mr. Len and Miss Harland spent Sun- day the guests of Londesboro fri- ends. Miss Grace Walker goes to London on Monday to attend the Normal School. Mrs. J. A. Ford entertained on Wed- nesday of last week and Mrs. Brie - Lowe on Friday. Mr. Robt. J. Miller spent a week visiting friends in Toronto,' St. Catharines and Buffalo, Mrs. David Gardner has returnad af- ter a three -months' visit with her Son, Mr. D. T. Gardner, Winnipeg, Mr. John Irwin of London was a guest at brs . home in town over the week -end, that of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morrish were guests at tire Allan -Oak wedding in Colborne last week. Miss Emma Colelough attended the wedding of Miss Agnes Thomson in Leamington on Wednesday of last week, Miss Emma Lavis returned from God-. erich on Tuesday, having gone up to attend the Harold Jarvis con- cert on Monday evening. Mrs. Brigham of Flensall called on a few of her many friends in town lege week being for a couple of days the guest of the Misses Doan. Mr. Russel Murdoch; who has been holidaying at the Cuninghame camp at the lakeside at Burk's, returned to his home in Washington, D C lasts week. Dr. W. A. Matheson of Detroit and his bride, who Was Dr. Sheller of the same city, spent the past week the guests of the former's father, Mr. A. E. Matheson of town. Miss Margaret Wiseman, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wise- man, who is in the Customs De- partment at Ottawa, leaves , -today on an extended holiday trip to the west. Miss Garrett and Miss Motlietshed, cousins of Miss Weed who have been( spending the summer in town and enjoying the lake breezes at Hayfield; left Monday, for their Ironic in Washington, D. C. Rev, J. Greene has returned from Galt where for seven Sundays he conducted the. services in the lead- ing Methodirti church there. He has resumed .charge of the church at 13rucefield where he will preach next Sunday afternoon. FALL FAIR DATES. Goderich, Sept. 17-19. Seaforth, Sept.' 18-19, •Ztirich, Sept.' 18e--19. 'R Baydield, Sept 15-26 Winehain, Sept. 25-26. Blyth,Sept. 30, Oete,list The News From Londesboro Mr. and 'Alm E. J. Pull/nen and family, who have been visiting at the home of Mr, R. Radford, returned to London this week. Mr. R. Dorranee. of Seaforth spent a few clays this week at the lions° of Mr. and Mrs. R. Adams, Mr. V. and Miss Harland of Clin- ton were guests at the home of Mr. Wm. Brigham on Sunday. Mr. Embree of Brussels spent a few days with Mr. J, D. Melville this week, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brunsdon of Blyth spent Sunday with friends in the village. , Mr. F. Taylor of Vancouver, 13,0„ Visited at the home of Mr. John Lasham this week, A new immdation is being put un- der the council hall, the work being done by Mr. Stewart of Blyth. Mr. Stewart will also lay some cement walk on the west side of the street'. • spent Sunday last with Wingham 11 ullett Happenings `..11111111.•0111 While working on an old shed on Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark have re- l hutsday of last week Mr. Win, turned from Nutana, Sask., and will Fear of the Gravel Road had the spend tire winter in and about Wit - misfortune to break through the roof infer. The many friends extend a cor- and fell to the floor and as, a re- dial welcome, sai lt s now confined to his bed suf- fering from three fractured ribs and otherwise badly shaken up. His ninny friends- hope for his speedy and complete recovery. ' I Miss McDonald and John Whitty of I Goderich spent a week with Clinton i and Mullett frierele. News -Record to Jan, for Mc. Mrs. Hunt and Miss Hunt of Mc- Killop Sundayed with friends of this vicinity, , DEFINED. What's a -truly honeeth man Well, I'll tell you if I can He is one in whom plain dealing is. deep ;seated ; He is frank and square and ,true ; He's, in short, one with; whom you -could trade horses in the dark and' not get cheated,—Nixon Waterman, Your Fail Shoes. THE NEW MODELS We are showing in foot- wear for the new fall aid winter season, faithfully reproduce all the style features of the highest priced custom-made. We can meet every possible requirement at moderate expense and guarantee thorough satisfac I tion with every pair. - They are refined styles, made of the very best ma- terials, and easily stand at the head' for quality and value, REPAIRING. --Mr. A. VVilken has taken over our Repairing Department and is prepared 'to meet all your requirements in that line, H. S. CHAPMAN. • Successor to J. Twitchell & Son moor ''