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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-10-23, Page 8�ewp-Resor • er23>;J 191 anso • F Phone 104 NIGHT AND SUNDAY CALLS. N. BALL Phone 110 J. D, ATKINSON OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. AND ALL NEXT WEEK. -- 2 ply Brantford Roofing reg $3.00 for $2,75 1 ply •• •• '• 2.50 for 2.25 A few squares Covertite Roofing only 1.50 • Best grade Carbon Roofing Paint .75 for .05 In 5 gallon lots CO its. Barrels per gal, at .50 Door Mats from .15 to 1.25 Brass extension curtain poles from .05 to .50 Alluminum water pails, and double boilers reg 1.25 for .75 Curry Combs - .10 .15 and .20 Big assortment leather halters, reduced prices Imported Cinder Sifter only .20 A few Rifles and Guns 10 percent. discount Perfection 0' 13eaters 4.00, 4.50 and 5.00 See our 5ct. and 10 et. tables big value 5 boxes Tiger Band Cleaner - - .25 1 50 inch Anvil for farmers use 4.50 for 3.50 1 combination vice and anvil reg 3.50 for 2.50 A few long handle Shovels reg .75 for .05 A full assortment of leading stoves and ranges A few second-hand stoves cheap We have a patented fuel saver we give;free with every new stave sold. ilarland Bros. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES. ss116MOISIMOmre itch as exhibitedin our new and large stock, are exceptionally attractive in style and oncomrnonly good in quality. Those who wear our shoes this fall are going to learn of BETTER SHOE SATISFACTION without paying more th an ormerly. They ase going to learn that, while these shoes of ours cost'no more than common, they are Better y in St le Better in' Fit Better in Wear, We know that every pair in our stock:is so good that when we sell them, it will be just like sending out so many people to say good things about our shoes, I Repairs while you wait. FRED. JACKSON • agt► )to.a■la•- .i 2•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: w • NEW H4TLES. 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; These coats have been tailored for us by the Laurel Mfg Co. of Toronto, one of the largest high class mantle manufacturers in Canada, which is a guarantee to our customers that they are getting the finest of workmanship and the very latest style ideas that the season has produced. PRICES -"Our prices the lowest possible" this is our motto and we are certainly living up to it in our mantle department. We wan t'to sell our coats early and have marked them accord- ingly. We want you to see our coats and invite you to come in and look them over before you purchase. 2 •• • •, A • • SMALL PLUMSTE MORE PROFITS S. BUSINESS ••••••.•••••••ss•••••••••••••••••N+Hee••••• For Smart Styles SEE The Standard • Fashion Sheet FOR NOVEMBER Take "One" Free at Oar Pattern Coanter W. Q. FAIR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best ere) n Ia gasrseuu anan@ll,G Illi. -.. -.._ --:-ymre» IIS Mr, John RumbalI, Toronto, was ups for the holiday. Miss Leila Powell of Coron;o was home for the holiday. Rev. IKenneth .1, Beaton of Toronto was home for the holidays. Miss Laura Wilkin was down. from, Goderioh for the holiday season. Mr. C. W. Robb of the C. C. I. staff spent the 'thanksgiving holiday at Erin. • Miss Kathleen East of Toronto is spending a vacation at her hone in town. Mrs. Ken Chowcn has returned from an extended visit with friends at In1eri oil, Mrs. W, J. Ross and Misra Helen veue the guests of Exeter friends as ex the week -end. Miss Louise Beaton of Grand Valley was a visitor at her home in town over `thanksgiving. Mrs. James Howe anti Miss Lulu were the guests of W'ingham friends over the holiday season, Miss Grace Walker of the London Normal School was a holiday visi- tor at her home in town. Mns. Walter King was a visitor in Hamilton over the holiday with her son and daughter-in-law. Mrs. A. Forbes spent the Thanksgiv- ing season as the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. C. A, Russ of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. James Smythe of Woodstock have been visiting friends in town during the past week. Miss Gertrude Sage of London re - returned home on Saturday after spending a week w i t h Clinton friends. Master Charlie Brooks of Mitchell visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cantclon over the week -end. Miss Husband and Miss Radford of Ingersoll were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cbower over Thanks- giving Day. Mrs. Pickett and daughter, SI,ce Rena, and Miss Alice Pickett spent the Thanksgiving searron with • friends at Canfield. Mrs. James MacRae and Master Alex and Miss Grace of Woodstock were the guests of Clinton friends oner the holiday season. Mr. Roy Grigg of the Bank .if Mon treal , staff; Hamilton, spent the bol iday season at' his home in town and visiting '.Goderich friends. Mr. and Mrs: John A. Cooper and Miss Marjorie of Toronto were at the home of the former'a7 mother, Mrs. William Cooper, over the week end. Mr. 13aruey Reid, who in teaching a Baden, spent Thanksgiving at hi home in ag Stapley. He -was hest at the Pastime dance on Monday, eyeing, Mrs. Brown, wife of Prof. Brown, formerly. of Clinton but now in In- gersoll, was the guest of, Mr. and Mrs; A, T. Cooper from Saturday, 'to Monday. Mr. Will Rath of East Wawenosh with his three children, Master Wes- , ley. and es-,ley.and Misses Jennie and Florence visited Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp og Thankkgiving, Miss Stone of the C. C. I. staff spent the week -end at her ;home in Essex. She was accompanied by Miss Ward, principal of the Clinton Business College,. and Miss Bell -of the C. 1: Mrs. T. McKenzie Jr, and children visited the lady's parental home in Blyth last week., Mrs, McKenzie went ftp to -, see her sister, Mrs. Caere- prior to her departure to spend the winter in California.. Miss Edith Heagens was the guest of Miss"B tr' ea tco-•C{scene over the week end. Mcs Hodgens came up ' Fri day also, going on to Cloclaridh, but will.return, for a visit with Canton friends before return ng;to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. A. D Allm of Toronto were guests of theformee's parents, Rev. S. J. and Mrs, ABM, at the We are now showing one hundred' new models of ladies' wintermantles, from the largest manufacturers in all the leading cloths and colors, no two styles alike, space will not permit a description and all we can do is to o extend 'a hearty invitation to you to call and SEE our display, everybody is doing it, WHY DON'T YOU? Prices run from $9.:,5 up. FALL SOOSE CLEANING Carpets, Rugs, Curtains We have passed into stock this week, a new shipment of rugs in Brussels"and Wilton'e Carpets and Rugs, Swiss and Nottingham Lace Curtains every pattern'a new design at prices to suit all purses,jand within the reach of all, We are alter all -tile trade there is this season there is in house furnishings. The stock is complete to "begin with, and anything that is wanted special we can quickly Let it. 1f youlwant to,°atone things up at little expense, come and see what we call vaiue:in Carpets, Rugs and Curtains, About People You Know The News From Londesboro, Mrs. M. Cantclon was a viditor with Lucknoa Irierds over Thanksgiving. Mr. Albert Jackeon of Buffalo is the guest of his sister, Mrs. T. E. East. Miss Jessie Dodds visited friends in Blyth during the 'Thanksgiving sea- son. Mr. Peter Cantclon spent from 'Fri- day until. Tuesday visiting Toronto f rlendy,. Miss Elsie Farquhar visited Hamilton friends for a few days during the holiday time, Mrs. Thos. Lawson, Stratford, visit- ed at her son's, ' Mr. Erne S. Law - son's, on Monday. Mr. David Steep attended the funeral of Miss Hazel McConnell of Strat- ford on Friday last, Mrs. M. Greene and son of Port Herr- on visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Alex- ander over the week -end. Mr. W. Birilge of Guelph was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Davicl Steep over the Holiday; Mr, Jack Wiseman of the Bank of Montreal, Mt. Forest, spent Thanks- giving at his borne in town. Master Walter Walker of Stratford was the' guest of Sar. acid Mrs. 0. le, Keller over the week -end. Miss Reed of 'Toronto was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. K. Grant, at the manse over the week -end. Ma'. Wilson Wylie of Goderich spent the -holiday time at his borne in town, that of Rev, W. W. and Mrs. Wylie. • Miss Jessie O'Neil came up , from Toronto for the heliday. She was aceefmparnied by her friend, Miss .a. • Mr. Dyer, Stratford, director of the Corcoran Tea Company, epent the Tharitsgiving with Mr. W. A. Mc- Guire of town. Misses Sadie and Margaret 'Maltatly and Miss Caldwell were guests of the former's sister, Mrs. William Sparks of, Stanley township on Mon- day. Mrs. Alex. McMillan and her 'son, ^ _-�r, 1;rr�.�:t, McM Ilan, were. the guests of the lady's sister' • Mrs. W. Gunn, oven the week -end and holiday. Mr, :and Mrs. A. Straughan and Mae - ter Maitland ol Oklahoma have been the guests during the past week of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Farquhar of Mullett, Lieut. ' Ashley of the S. A. local corps is enjoying a fortnight's holi- day=in Toronto. Captain Walter goes down later and Will attend the council which opens in thecity the first of November, • • Mr,• rs ,amt M ..J, B. T3ooirerand. Mas- ker s a - n Jack of. Guelph were -welcome v si:tore among their many old Clinton friends during, the. holiday season. They were the guests of ' Mn: ch Mrs. John Wiseiilan, - Sirs. aggans,' who Caine up a font - night lege 'to,attend the funeral. of the lnt4 Mrs. :11MillitiLrEr.f Lon - Miss M. Judd visited Seaforth friends over the holidays. i G Mrs. 1 . K. 'r t ] Grant spent a few days in London during the week, Mr, Thos. R. Watts came home from 1 Stratford for the week -end. I Miss Bessie Walker was ,up from. 1 Brantford for the holiday season. Mr. W. T. O'Neil was a visitor in Toronto during theAholitlay season, Mrs. William Cook was the guest of Cioderich friends on 'Thanksgiving Day, Misses Eva and Mabel Cluff visitea their sister, Mrs. Phoenix of Hamil- ton, over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Robins of Lon- don visited Mr. and Mrs. • Thomas Watts over the holiday. lira. H. Reynolds of Aurora was the guest for a few clays last week of her cousin, Mrs, J. 'G. Medd. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Doherty and child- ren spent the holiday time with P.cv. 0. R. Gunne and family of London, Miss G: Hoene of Toronto town Thanksgiving Day an guest . at the Pastime clan evening. Me. Walter Jackson of spent the week -end at the home in town, that of Mr. John Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton luhms family were guests at parental. home, that. of Mr. Donald Macdonald. Miss Lizzie Richardson visited ' few days during the past wt Ther aunt, Mrs. James of Goderieh township. Mrs. E. Meadows o[ Guelph' ;'=son, Master 1 red:, were g -, ing the Thanksgiving seas and Mrs.- J. G. Medd, Mr.; and Mrc. 5. A. Constantine Highgate spent the holiday the parental home ,of the that of 'Mrs. Ciijcfey of to Mrs. (Dr.)n Campbell of Det her neice, Miss Helen Mac Edmonton, were the guests Murray. during the Thanksgiving in divas a ice that Brantford parental and Mrs lard and the lady's and Mts. .for a 'eek whim Richardson n little and rests den- -, of Mi. of tine at hatter, lYin. Detroit and Macdonald of of Mrs. fving bol- Mr. and Mrs. Rowson and little son of Ingersoll were the guests from Saturday until ychterday of the lady's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. 'Atkinson. Rev, Cl, L.' Langford willhe in .lixe- ": ter on Sunday conducting services in the Angliea-r chnroh there, while the Rey. Mr. Collins takes the worl(.in leis parish for the clay. Mr. Ted Weir returned to . London after spending e couple of days with his brother, >,o ser, Mr, Len Weir of Plnl� left He was accompanied by the latter's' daughter, little Miss Jean, . who will make a week's stay in the city. ' Mrs. G. H. Taylor of Detroit and Mas. ,I. A. Greene of Port Huron 'spent• the holiday seasonwith Mr. and Mrs.CI. 1I. Elliott and _Mr, a Mr. Harvey Longman and Master Lorne of London spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. Geo. Longman. Mr. and Mrs. H. Riley returned on Monday lion London, where they had been spending a week visiting friends. Miss -B. Brogden and Miss E. Mains of London were holiday visitors at their: homes here. Miss R. Young of Brantford spent Sunday at her, home ]fere. Miss Rose Lyon returned on Mon- day to Mount Forest after spending a few days at her home in Londes- boro, Miss Scott of Wircham was the gueet of her friend, Miss M. Phillips, on Thanksgiving Day. Miss 1-Iogan left on Monday fqr Rockwood after seencl'ng a few weeks with relatives hereabouts. Me. J. L. Awde and family of Wing hand visited at the hone 'of Mr. Wm. McCool on ~Sunday and Monday. Mrs. W. T. Jenkins spent Sunday Uh Denfield friends. Mrs. J. O. Lotussberry spent Thanksgiving at her home in Delhi. Hermother, Mrs. Crysler, returned to Delhi with her after spending' a few weeks in Londesboro. Mrs. Redden -of Toronto spent a fewv clays of the.holiday seasore at the Bone of Mr. Geo. Redden, Mr. M. Hooper of Woodham was ., Londesboro visitor over T'han'csgi:-- ing. The anniversary services in lin, Methodist church, Sunday were very successful. Large congregations were present both nnorn'ng and evening to hear Rev. S. Anderson of London; who preached two element and help ful sermons. The fowl supper en Monday evening was, also a success, as it usually is. A large crowd at- tended, notwithstanding the very in- clement weather, unci the proeranv was first class. Ex e nt music was• furnished by the Wesley clri CI (inane tetteClinton ; Mrs. Ida Cole -Doher- ty of Ethel delighted the audience. with her readings, and excellent ad- dresses were given by Rev. Mr. -An- derson of London ; Rev. T. IV. Neale Toronto; and Rev. John Reid of tide• Presbyterian church, Londesboro. As for 'the supper, it is but necessary Say that the ladies of the con- gregation put forth their, best efforts. The proceeds of the anniversary a- mounted to aver: two hundred- -KO fifty dollars. News -Record to end of year for 15 cents. Seasonable FOOTWEAR, When wt w t ea herets here g you'll want good shoes. If they're net made right, better not wear them -'the �' v v shoen that we sell 'are the best ,that money and skill can produce. Youcant afford to miss looking over our display of Fall and Winter Shoes, which show at a glance their superior quality, Therices aren't half as importantp pasthe value you will getout'of them. ,whicld means comfort, service aud satisfaction. The broadest guage guarantee we can de- visee ensures this to every wearer of McPherson, or. Hartt Shoes RUBBERS -:--In stock now, New I bbers to fitall the new toes and heels..