HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1912-08-29, Page 8News -Record
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Furniture Buyers at this store h'variably come s
back when they'iwant more and bring their friends •
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To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is s
as good as it looks and that is saying a whole lot,
Substantial Furniture can be bought here
• now .atmoney saving prices. Why not secure what
pieces you need now while prices are so favorable. •
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SELLING OUT SALE
We still have about Four Thousand Dollars
worth of stock to dispose ot, so to clear it out in a
hurry we willIcut prices still lower.
'Every Shoe Must Go At Once.I
Now is the time to get your boots and shoes for
fail 'and winter. From now on, terms of sale will
be (Strictly Cash.
Men's reg. $5.00 boots for $3,50
•1.00 , 3'75
" 4, 0 o34ordS 1,50
(pat:, gill: metal and tart " 8,40
Wome's reg $4,00 shoes for $2.75
" " 3.00 t, ,{ /20
2.50 ft " 165
.r r u 1.75 tl „ 1.25
All ouriuen's working boots, boys'. misses and child's boots at
similar reductions.
BIG SPECIAL --Women's oxfords, pumps, strap slippers,
children's slippers of all kinds
at IA price.
J. Twitchell &Son
CLINTON, - ONTARIO
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A Big Price Surprise
t on ladies' Tan Oxford
SHOES
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Extraordinary end of e season prices to enable
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us to clear out the entire lot of our Ladies' Tan
Oxford s
;'TO bake all our $4,OQ Ladies' quick sale we offer for the coming.00 week
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Tano Oxfords for 52-.00.
All high grade fashionable
shoes. Get a' pair now and
save money.
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FRED. JACKSON
Good Shoes for everybody
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August is here and now the time when cur stock innst he lowered
ae we must have more room for our new fall stock when it arrives. ' •
hutaledei determined that. dui'. •
Aim is shock in which to dothiswe e
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to the next few weeke 1 line spring n r
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eaout and roan made for the Bets ler d
cleared o
MP Big price reductions will he made on the following lines.
Ladies' whitewear-waists, underskirts, gowns drawers, corses 410
covers etc, i
Men's women's and ;children's cotton hose. •
Children's wash dresses, Blouses etc, •
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All lines of wash
Men's, Women's and chldre8'z3 boots and shoes. 4,.
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NEWS -RECORD TO JAN, NEXT 250
YOU
NEED
THEM,
WE
HAVE
THEM
School Supplies in big as-
sortment and good val-
ues. Complete line of Re-
gular Text Books at pub-
lishers prices for Model.
School •r Collegiate In-
stitute.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Mftss Winnie O'Neil is at Bayfield
this week.
Mrs.. (Rev.) Hail is now at Prince
Albert, Sask. '
Mr. 0'. Beydone' has returned from
his holiday at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alex. Rapson and family of
Provost, Alberta, are visiting at
Mr. John Rapson's.
Misses Bertha and Zada McRae are
enjoying a vacation at Detroit,
Where two brothers reside.
Misses Katicleen and•lielea Gunne of
London were guests over' the week
end of the Misses Clulf and Bentley.
Mrs, D. Dickenson and Master Wil-
frid have returned to Brantford,
after a week's visit with Clinton
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of Stat -
ford have been visiting old friends
in town and neighborhood the past
week or so.
bliss Leona Potts of Fort William
is spending her vacation at the par-
ental home, that of Mr, and Mrs,
George Potts,
Miss Belle Draper, book-keeper for the
Morrish Clothing Company, has re-
signed her position and intends at-
tending the Normal.
The News -Record requeets the co-op-
eration of its friends in making
these Personal columns as, complete
as possible.
Mr. acid Mrs. Silas Pyre of cast
Wawanosh were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Langford last week,
They were accompanied by Mrs:
Bell of Detroit.
Mr. Peter Macdonald, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs, John Tor-
rance of town and other relatives
and friends in the vicinity, returned
this week to his home in St. Paul,
Minn.
Mrs. A. IS, McRae of Detroit return-
ed to her home last week after a
]isit in towll the guest el Mrs,, A,
McRae. She w.as accompanied by
her little daughter Lillian, wlio had
been visiting here• for several weeks.
Miss Margaret Torrance, who has
been spending her• vacation ather
home in town, returned to Port
Arthur this week. She took the
boat at Sarnia yesterday and is
making the journey its company with
Mr, and Mrs: ,Cranston.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranston, who have
been spending the summer here and
in 1VItiskoka, left on Monday on their
homeward journey to Port Arthur.
They will visit Rev. Mr. Cranston
at 'Tomplehill for a day, tailing the
boat at,Sarnia on Wednesday.
Mr. John Mole of Auburn; better
known locally as "Honest John,"
was in town the other day. In ad-
dition to other lines, Mr, Mole
acts as representative of tke marble
firm of Hoover st Bald and gets a
good big share of the, orders given
in his district.
Mr. Robert McMurray of Bayfield
was in town on Saturday and made
arrangements with Mr:.1). C antelon
to again act as buyer and packer.
These two gentlemen_ have worked
together for years and as well as
being business associates they are
close personal friends.
Mr. John Howson of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, well known in the old
home town of L1intcv, will l
take in,
"The Stampede" in Calgary next
week before r hI • annual visit home.
is
u n of the
The event ,in stien e i
q .'s o c
most unique celebrations ever con-,
ceived. It is described by a ,Cal-
gaey paper as, "A combination of
wild west show, •frontier pageant
and Cowboy tournament!',The idea
is to, gather together, below the
last veatige disappears, so e
ttin
g
of the picturesque elements which
made up the rough and: ready, life
on. the . plains in the early , days.
There will be a monster, parade of
S. Indians From the. resor,,vations clad
• in all the penopy of war, reission-
arise headed by Rev, - Pere La-
combe and leav,. John Macdougall,
men of the Hudson's liay Com-
pany, independent tradexs, cattle-
rncn ArapPers, hu ittts, prospectors,
surveyors a
ndrailway cons
ructio.
d
gauge, the followed by a Ata e union
men of (algary.
. Four Alberta,erta nfl-
lionartes hrive put up twentY
bo
us
and
donnas for prives aietl tttI' Cal•
gary citizens think it will be : the
geeate' event in the hilstory of the
city, 1 not of the e,ntire -wast. "The
Stamped^." 'starts oe Monday ° nest
and will continue all Week: Mr.
Rowson +wfil Ile -,Lere to see.
Personals
12ev.Dr. Medd of Coderich was
town on Monday,
Mrs.' Si.J. Allin and family are holi-
daying in Goderich.
Jackson Jr. was in Toronto
Monday and Tuesday. -
Rev, W. W. Wyllie is holidaying down
about: .Niagarai this week
Rey. S. J. All,n has been visiting'
Windsor friends during the past'
week,
Mrs. James Kerr is visiting hew
daughter, Mrs. Booth of Toronto,
this week.
Mr; Johh Stephenson of London was
the guest Of his parents in town
over Sunday. '
Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Weir of God
erich have been vieiting'Miss Rudd
the past week.
Miss Gladys:(lantelon as taken a po-
sition in the office of the' Morrish.
Clothing Company. 6
Miss Maida Cooper returns this week
after spending her vacation with her
uncle in Brantford.
Misses Eva and Haze•1 Taylor of Min-'
nedoza, Man., have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs, J. Taylor.,
Miss Sadie Mahaffy returned on Fri-
day after a fortnight's visit with
friends at Stella and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, G.D. McTaggart and
family intend coming in from their
suntyner home at Bayfield this week.
Mrs. Atkinson and little Miss Eileen
returned Saturday from a fort-
night's visit with friends at Inger
sol
Misses violet and Nettie Freiiilin
came up from Toronto some days
ago for a visit at their hone in
town.
Rev.' D. K. Grant and fancily return
this week from Bayfield, where they
have been spending the month of
August.
Mr. Norman Robson of Stratford
spent the week -end in town with his
mothex, who was visiting Miss
Dinsley.
Masters Harry and Douglas Ball re-
turned Saturday after a six weeks
holiday with friends in Coderich
township.
Miss Ella Lindsay is in Toronto now
attending the millinery openings
and will' take a position this seas-
on at Piston.
Miss Jennie Taylor leaves today for
London, accompanied by her little
neiees who have been spending the
summer with her.
Mrs. Mason of Bhtevale was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Har-
land on Monday, going on to Toron-
to Tuesday morning.
Miss Susie Townsend, who has been
visiting friends in town and vicinity
for the past mouth, returned to
Toronto on Tuesday.
Mrs. 11. J. Jenkins returned to her
home in Toronto this week after
spending a week or se with friends
in town and vicinity.
Miss 'Jessie Cullen of Huntsville,
two has been visiting Miss Delle
Taylor for the past few weeks, re-
turns home this week.
Mr. Will Taylor leaves on Monday for
Napanee where he takes a position
as classical master on the staff of
the Collegiate Institute.
Mr, Alex. Robinson, who is assisting
at the Grahame Rouse during the
absenoe of Mr. Graham In the west,
spent Sunday at bis home in God-
ich.
Mr. John Guest returned last week
from London;, where he spent sev-
eral weeks, and he and Mrs. Guest
are this week taking in the 'Toronto
Exhibition.
Miss Tillie Akam, who sang so
charminglygVictoria streetch chur
ina
on Sunday last, was the guest) of
Mr. and, Mrs.. Gledhill while in
town.-Goderieli Signal•
Miss Mabel 1larland leaves on Sat
urday for Toronto we lire she will
spend a few days before going to
the west, where she intends mak-
ing an extended visit with relatives
at dillereht points.
bit. Johnstone arrived -last week from
Fort William to join his wife, who
has been visiting her father, bir.
John I minerton, for some time.
They return this week to their hone
at the head of Lake Superior, vis-
iting the Toronto Fair for a few
days en route.
Mrs. 0: Baird and son Addison of
Parkhill and Mrs,, 11 Si. Pickett
and little daughter of Winnipeg mo-
tored over from Parkhill last week
and spent a couple of days the
guests of Mrs, -George Pinkett. Miss
' Emma 'Pickett accompanied' them to
Parkhill .on their return,
Mrs. ,Stanbury, ofe Chicago and -Mrs.
N. Robson of Detroit have been vis-
iting duriril the past week with
their sister, Miss Dinsley or town,
and other friends hereabouts. Mr.
Ben Stanbury accompanied - his
mother over and stayed•a couple of
days. Ben's old Clinton friends
were glad to welooine him back to
the old town even for so short a
Period,
Mr. andMrs. Stewart Plummer of
Hale, Missouri, who spent a few
days last week with their uncle,
Mr. S G. Plummer,vleft on Satur-
day
day ' to visit relatives in various'
parts of the Province before 'turn-
ing homeward. Mr. and Mrs. Plum
neer were here two years age, but'
previous tie that' it was forty years
since the former visited the ofd
home town. For over these two=
score years Mr. Pluniner has lived
in the "Show Me" State and of
course be long since became rooted
and grounded in the. soil. .Of corn,-
which is the great .-staple of, ,Mee-•
soari, Mr. Plummer says they have
had a bumper crop this year. As a
corn state 'is also a hog state, the
Misseuriane grow porkers
extonste
el , hut' of cattle they raise com-
paratively
o -paratively few, the land being trio
hi h- riced gra ing purposes.
The only potatoes that can he
grewthere are the sweet variety,
ety,
of which the palate soon grows
weary, sd tie peaties of comi.eree
have to be imported. Though liv-
ing under another flag„ Mr, Minn -
met continuesto take :a deep .inter•-
est`in the welfare of his' native land
and <tpattirulerly in that portion of
it where be spmb his boyhood days,:
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
ID��Y - WA1S
AT BAR -CAIN PRICES
SATURDAY
Saturday we put on sale five dozen misses and children's middy waists at
greatly reduced prices. See our north window display.
25C CHILDRENS SOX
18c.
Children's fancy cotton sox in
- lace and fancy tops in all the newest,
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designs in pale blue, tans, brows, pink,
etc., all sizes. Regular 25c, Saturday
18c or two pair for 85c,
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SUMMER PIRASOLS
UNDERPRICED
Ladiea' fancy parasols in the latest
styles, handles and tops, all this seas-
on's importations. Reg. $2 and $2.25
values for $1,25. Reg $1.50 for 98c.
Children's parasols, reg 25c for 19c.
NEW FALL SUITS AND TAIL�RED NAISTS JUST
AECEIYED 1111
O>ftr special fall purchases of ladies' tailor: made suits and
French flannel waists are now in stock. These garments are
advanced New York styles and specially made for us for early
fall selling, A call at this store to inspect these new styles will
be interesting to you,
The News From Londesboro
Mrs. John Cudmore and children, Miss E. Lobb spent Sunday at the
Earl, Marion and harry of Caledonia home of Mr. H. M. Snell,
are visiting for a fortnight with her Miss Mary Townsend and blaster
mother, Mrs. W. lirumhley, and her
sistor,• Mrs, . S ed;.
it h , add
Porter
Miss 1 0, ter returned to her home
in Clinton on Tuesday after a fort-
night's visit with Iriends hereabouts.
Edwin are visiting at the home of A.
Lydiatt near St. Thomas.
Mr. Samuel llerrington and son of
Saskatoon, Sask., are visiting friends
in the vicinity,
'bir. J. 0. Loundsbury is spending a Mr. D. Cantelorl of Clinton shipped
few days in Toronto, visiting ihe big a carload of. chess apples fromm here
Fair, on Saturday last.
Mt, Robert Townsend of Waterloo Rev. D. K. Crani„ pastor of Willis visiting his sister, Mrs. F. Woods.
Mr, and Mrs. Ii. McDowell of Pick -
church, Clinton, preached in Knox
church on Sunday afternoon last.
ford, Mich., who have spen+i'the past There has been rather too much rain
week with friends here, left for their of late but the fall wheat and, early
house on Thursday, .Mrs. McDowell barley were housed in good condition.
is a daughter of Mr. Win. Brunsdon, a Mrs. J. Ellis of Wawanosh spent
one-time resident of Loudesboro, but .a few days at the' home of Mrs. •11;
now of Pickford. Bell this week;
Mrs. B. Mason and Master Harvey The regular meeting of the Wom-
Mason of Blyth visited Mrs. E. Man- en's Institute will be held next Thurs-
ning the past Mock, day afternoon in the. Foresters' hall
Among those from this township when Mrs. Fred. Cdldwell will have
who tool: in the excursion to the charge of the program. The ladies
west were ; 11'. B'rumhley, M. Hill and are all cordially .invited to be pres-
wife and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lear, ent.
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H ullett Happenings
Mr. Earl Kelly of Llodericil is
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. P;
0.' Reynolds.
Miss Eileen Carbert returned home
on Saturday, after spending a wee's
with relates in Dublin.
Mr, Joe 13511 of Blyth spent Sunday
at the home of Mr: and Mrs, D.
Blake.
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Miss holly of Dublin is spending ill' b a
week withh Miss Gar
eft,
Miss Stella Copp of C
limo
n will
take charge: of ll. S. S, 1\t►. 10 nett
Tuesday.
Miss May Maloney of McKillop is
spending a few days at the hove of
Mt • and Mrs. 1). Etyma...
Messrs. Frank and Tharles Hogan
returned .to Detroit this week after
spending a couple of months in this
vicinity,
Mr. A. J. Holloway of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mr. Wm. Morrison
of the Gth eon.
Miss Myrtle P
hilli
s has been
ee
r en
gated as teacher ot McCovans S. .
r
S. at a salary of six hundred dollars.
Miss Phillips is air A 1 teacher.
Auburn News.
Miss G,ertie Asquith and' Mrs. Jas.
Iiickingbottom ?returned from the
Michigan Sop a Arm days ago, the for-
mer accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Ruth Morrison of Pickford, Mieli,,'
and the latter by her nice, Miss
Jennie Cuilie of the Sao, Mich.
Mr. George P:; 'Yoeagblut,',captain
of tlic Auburn Rifle Association,
at-
tendedthethC annual 0. 17A.hoot
Long Branch.
Mrs.W.'1, Riddell seat
Mr. and
Sp
eat
week-end in Clinton.
Mien a lrma Symington has eeturned
Lo Dolhf,
A. Asquith : C S n shipped ear -
load
4 So pp a ar
load of Beefless apples to Winnipeg
the other day.
Mt Thos. Manning of London and.
Sister, Miss Bertha, have returned
amor visihing briends iu '1'o•route and
Mr, Robert Brunt of the Windsor
,Collegiate staff visited his cousin,'
�Dr, C. Weir. •. I ' Itis.
B. C. a t. T e spoilt most of
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pe
time fishing for the mate of.the four -
pound bass he caught in the Maitland
last summer,
Rev. Robert Me.Callimi having been
called to the 'pastorate of the. Pres-
byterian ; churches at Auburn ,and
Smith's Hill, the he was as sustaincl
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ataspeciaI meeting of
the Presby-
tery
Y
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terY
M Clinton on Thursday last..
Mr, McCallum is an old Personal
friend d tftor, Mr. Wyllie, e,pastor of
the Clinton and Auburn B
a tu
st ch
uo-
che'
whose guest he has been bite past
few weeks.
Presidee t 'Taft proposes legislation
to meet treaty Nbjectiotis to the •tree
Ordered
Clofluing
August Sale
$17.50
Ten only Scotch Tweed Suits
made to on;fer every pattern
good style. Regular $20A.0 to
$22,00 values,
OUR MOTIVE in to seep
the wheels gcnng during
the slack month of Aug.
Straw
Hats
T boys
9-8c.
During the 'sate ive are ,'
clearing out :all our $1.5019
$2.00 - straw hats: at 28c.
Ia0N'T MISS THIS OP
PORTUNITY '10 SAVE
MONEY..
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