The Clinton News Record, 1912-09-19, Page 8T.'
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lirings ustomers Bae
• Furniture Buyers at' thiFi store izivariably come
back when they want more and bring their friends
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To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is .•
asgoo as it looks and that is saying a whole lot, • ;
;• Substantial Furniture can be bought here
.• now at money saving prices. Why not secure what
•I pieces you need now while prices are so favorable. ;
Atkinson Dunford
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors •
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SELLING - OUT SALE
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We still have about Four- Thousand Dollars
worth of stock to dispose ot, so to clear it out in a
hurry -we cut prices still lower.
'Every Shoe Must Go At Once1
• Now is the time to get your boots and shoes for
fall and winter. From now on, terms of sale will
be Strictly Cash.
.• : Men's reg. $5.00 boots for $3,50
1• " " 4.00 " " 2•75
.2.50 " " 1.50 •
" " 4.50 oxfords
(pat„ gun metal and tan " 8.40
All our men's working, hoots, boys', misses and child's boots at
similar reductions.
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.. BIG SPECIAL__Worneri's oxfords, pumps, strap slippers,
i children's slippers of all kinds
Wome's reg $4.00 shoes Inc $2.75
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1.75 " 1.25
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• Good Shoes for everybody
A Big Price Surprise
on ladies' Tan Oxford
SHOES
Extraordinary end of the season prices to enable
us to clear out the entire lot of our Ladies' Tan
Oxfords. '
TO friak'e quick sale we ofer for the coming week
all our $4,00 Ladies' Tan Oxfords for $2.00.
All high grade fashionable
shoes. Get a pair now and
save money.
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School Supplies in big as-
sortment and good val-
ues. Complete line of Re-
gular Text Books at pub-
lishers prices for Model
School or Collegiate In-
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W. D. FAIR CO.
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.Persotwals- ,
eye,in.Goderiele.oi
Ray; J. ,Ebreene is. Visiting ter Tor
, Onto this week: • .
M. Will Heed:tip:1' attended .Gederieli
Me, T. Jackson,: Jr., Wes, in Gode
Mtge JeaneGralam was judge el 'art'
at the Goderich
Mr. D. Oantelonevas 'in'Goderieli qn,
Tueeday °Attending the fair. '
Mies ,Margaret Tibbs of Wingham.is
• visiting MisSNettie Wapinare
Mrs; Thos. East- ad Mise Mae ,were
in Seaforth ,Ovet' the week -end.
iss Agnes 1Vliddletton is visiting her'
sieter, Mrs. I-Iampsonof Ottawa.
Mr. T. Jackson, Jr., was id Tor-
onto the latter part of the Week.
Mr. 0. . Blanchard of Toronto is the
gueei this week of, Mrs/ Geo, Pie
Miss Eva Cluff is spending .a few
• days with Miss Morrison of Bruen-
field,
Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Clayton spent at
couple of clays in London last
week.
Inspector Woods of the Confedera
tion Life A.ssociation has been in
,town this week.
Miss Kate MeTaggart was in • God-
erich as a judge of fancy' work at
the Fair this week.
Mrs. Wallis and family motored to
Goderieh 0" Tuesday, ' with Mr. J.
Nedigor as chauffeur.
Mies Ila Bawden' entered the Goner -
al Hospital, Stratford, ,on Monday
as a nurse-in-treining.
Mr. and Mrs. Paull returned Monday
from Morrisburg, where they spent
Several weeks' vacation.
Miss Sadie Miller of Staffa is visit-
ing this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Mahaffy.
Miss Beatrice Greene left Tuesday for
Toronto where she , will visit. Mis,
E. J, Jenkins and other ,friends.
Mrs. Finlay MeEwan arcompanies
MIS. a M. Ross to Toronto today
and :will Visit there for a few days.
Mr. A. MeEwan of Bluevale was a
visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Wasman one day this
week.
Mr. Stewart Ross came up on Mon-
day to assist his mother in pack-
ing and shipping her furniture to
Toronto.
Mr. Ray C'antelon has gone to Swift
Current, Sask., where he intends to
take a Model course and engage in
teaching,
Mr. Frans O'Neil returned 011,Mon-
day from Moose Jaw, Sask., and
will spend a few weeks with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shaw of Van-
couver, B. C., are the guests of
the former's cousins,, Dr. and Mrs..
J. W. Shaw.
eldr. C. M. Brown returned on Mon-
day from London, where he spent
several days attending the Fair and
visiting friends.
Mr. Ken Cliowen leaves this week for
Sault Ste Marie on his annual au-
tumn 'trip in the interests 01 the
Jackson Compame.
Mrs. Robertson left for her home. in
Lethbridge, Alta, on Tuesday after
an extended visit; her 'parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Wiseman.
Mrs. Henry Kerr and Mises Artie
and I,eo of Winghane have been vis-
iting friends and relatives in Clin-
ton during the past week. '
Miss Mary Hine has returned from
Chicago, where she had been vieiting
• friends, being called home on ac-
count of the illness of her sister.
Miss Lillian Lawrence of Ottawa,
who has been visiting her aunts, the
Misses Whitely, has gone to Guelph
to attend' the Macdonald Institette,
Mr, aril Mrs, \V. J. Elliott and Mrs.
J. johnstone were in Illyte on
Monday attending the funeral of the
latter's brother-in-law, the late Me,
Robert Johnstone.
ir, Hoare has secured several of
the finest of the Exhibition stock
of pieties for special customers and
has already made some good sales.
'On ,Saturday he delivered one of
these to Mr. Wm, Poliock of Gos-
hen Line, Stanley.
Mr. John Rice 01 B•owmanville, for-
merly of Clinton, expects to he in
town shortly„ being now in Wing -
ham, and will spend a • few days
with old friends here and Maiden,
tially will, 710 doubt, tune some of
thole pianos for them,
Mr. "Jen," Fair, who is now in
Moose Jaw, Sask., has been "at It"
too, that is buying real estate. He
recently bought a house with the
intention of bringing his family to
the town but receiving an offer for
his purchase at a nice little ad-
vance, he let it go and has pur-
chased another. tem' the time being
Mr. Fair intends settling in Moose
Jaw.
Mr. A. F. Collyer was up from Lon-
don the latter part of the week
peeking and shipping his hotiee-
Mrs. Boles visited London friends
last week.
Mr. W. J. Moore was in London
Thursday last.
Stewart Scott was a London Fair
ViSit.J1 last week.
Mrs. Gr. R. Keys -was in London last
week for a, few days.
Miss Florence Cueinghame was a
week -one visitor in Goderich.
Mr. Joel McLeod was a London
Fair visitor one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller attended
the Western one day last, week.
Mr, R. E. Manning and Master Har-
old were London Fair visitors last
Mr. Martin motored up from Exeter
on Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Atkinson,
Misses Emma Colclough and Agnes
Thompson were in London on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mahaffy and
Miss Margaret were in London on
Thursday.
Mrs. R. Sweet and little Miss . Myr-
tle spent the weeeeend with Goder-
ieh friends.
Miss Edna Turner leaves on Mon-
day to attend the Normal school
at Stratford.
Rev, S. J. Allin was in London on
Friday calling on old friends and
:taking in the Fair.
Mr. Oswald Hunt of London is in
town this week the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Will liamblyn.
Mies Ellie Pickett has, resumed her
duties in the office of the Jackson
Mfg. Co, after her vacation.
Mr. Roble Mason went up to Blyth
on Friday morning last to spend
e few days with friends thbre.
Mr, Clarence Shephard of the Mole
sons I3ank, 'Iroquois, has been in
town the past week spending a vac-
ation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cantelon spent
the week -end the guests,: of the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. Brooks 'of Mit-
chell.
Miss Carrie Shipley has returned to
her position as book-keeper with,
Couch and Co., after a fortnight's
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hooper and Mas-
ter Orville of Birth were the guests
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hooper, on Sunday.
Mr: J. P. Sheppard went down to
London Fair en Thursday. Mrs.
Sheppard went clown earlier in the
week and visited for a few days.
Mrs. Ed. Felton_ of California, her
brother, Mr. Ben MeOlenaghan of
Whitechurch, and their cousin, Mre.
A. D. Beaton, Visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mair on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. G. J. 'Clark of Detroit
were visitors, at the -home. of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Kearns last week.
' They went from here to Gode•rieh
to visit Mrs, Clark's .sister, Mrs.
MeClacherty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Case arrived from
Rose, State of New York, on Thurs-
day evening and will be eitize.ns of
town ditrin.g the evaporator season.
Their Clinton friends gladly wel-
come them back to town.
Mr, James Walker of Port Arthur
arrived on Thursday td visit
. brother, Mr. Thos. Walker of. Step- hold stuff and this week has moved
leten, who suffered a paralytic his family to the Forest Cit3t,
stroke recently. 11 is eight years Where they intend, making their
home in future. While regretting
since Mr. Walker last visited Cline.
ton,
Miss Kate Barr of Morse, Sask., fjr-
merly of Blyth, efisited .Miss Rena
Pickett and other friends. in town
Thursday and .Friday. last,. Miss
Barr was one- of tile winners of
the popularity contest ,R,onducted by
The Moose Jaw Times ,,by which
FALL MERCHANDISE 1
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Hering tbe past few weeks we have been kept busy opening up and
en' placing into stock, a great many new and attractive lines of fall and
• winter merchandise and we would now be delighted to have you come
in and examine these goods and compare our values.
Never before have we shown such exceptional values in ladies' and
children's mantle% children's serge ceressee, ladies' and children's furs,
Don't fail to see these before buying, _ • t
• ehe laecomes , the possessor of a called upon to assist with the ve,g-
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September teth, 121$;,
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their removal from toren their
friends extend to Mr. and. Mrs.
Collyer best wishes for their con-
- tinted success. - •
Mr. Thos. Cottle was. in Goderich
Monday and Tuesday. He , had
been- asked to judge the floral ex,
Whit at the Fair but was also
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• • trip to New York Toronto and ot- ity as a judge of• susk th'ngs is
Mr, Cottle's a,bil-
pia'no and was given a three-we'eks etabies well'
Bio' Bargains in all lines of summer pods during the • her points ease, see bee been vis- well known and his services aro of'
. . . , ten called:into use. He also sup-
, Iting 'friends in Blyth, Godeeich and
, • vicinity for the past fortnight Plied the flowers, and on Tuesday
balance of September,
; Mr. Fred ...Stephenson, who has beep ' dedieeeted *the house for the marri,
*town, tkat, of Me. andMre: John . took peace yesterday,
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; SMALL ; left yesterday for Springfieid Mass household goods to Toronto and
vieiting at the parental home let, age of Mies •Ceate., which . oyent
MORE, • wlier.e -intendS : taking a 'special she ane Mies Beesie leave tornor-
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le', course in physical training. leer, row foe that city where they in.
BUSINESS Stephenson, has been physical dir- • tend making their home in future.
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eater at the Y. M. C. A. at Port As Mrs. Ross has two sons attend -
Arthur for some time leaving there leg tlm Ihtivervity in Toren -it° thee
Cornpiete
FALL STOCK
Ladies' and Children's mantles,
golf coats, underwear, hosiery
gloves, dress goods, staples,
house furnishings, ea,rpets, rugs,
Linolenn, Ete.
Inspection Invited
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The News From Londesboro
Mrs. W.,. Stone of Weston is visit-
ing at the home of Mr. :James Wood-
man.
A reuniter frons about here attended
the Fair • at 0 oderich on Tuesday af-
ternoon,
Miss S: Turner returned to her
hoine in Wallaceburg after a IOW
weeks visit with relatives hereabouts:
Mrs. R. Carter spent Sunday with
friends here.
Mr. Wm. Riley returned on Monday
after spending a few clays with his
daughter, Mrs. R. Waters of London.
Mr. and erre. W. T. Btunedon
re-
turnd from the west on Friday look-
ing much refreshed and benefitted by
their holiday jaunt.
Rev. R. A. Miller and family of
Auburn were guests at the parson-
age on Tuesday.
II Wien Happenings
Mr., Harry Freeman spent last
weele in London taking in the Fair
and visiting his daughter, Mrs: Dan-
iel MeNeil,
Mr, James Clary and Vias Kato
Clary of near Seaforth spent Sun-
hclearyt, at the home of Mre. T. Car-
Mesers. Frank White and Eddie
Brisson of Clinton Sundayed with
Bullett friends.
Miss Irene Collins ot Clinton epent
Sunday the guests of 1Vlisses Mary
and Vera Carbert.
Mrs. Jas. Reynolds returned home
on Friday last after speeding a
month ' ' with Mrs. J. McDonald of
Brantford.
1VIrs, Maloney and daughter of Dub-
lin spent a few' clays this 'week wall
friends cif this
Mr. John McGuire and sister An-
nie of Goderich Township Sundayed
at the home of Mr. and Mrs: John
Shanahan.
"Poultry King'', Carter was in
Goderich this week' judging fowl.
Quite a number in this vicinity ate
tended the Leaden Exhibition, '
Messrs. T. MeMenhael and S071 were
very successful exhibitors at the Wese
tern Fair, which just closed on Sat-
urday. Among timer winnings were:
first for heavy draught brood mare
and foal, first and' second for heavy
draught' yearling first for. heavy
draught yearling stallion 1st for heaey
draught stallion and three of his
progeny, and first for thebe-year-old
heavy draught stallion. They also -
carried off the sweepstakes. This pErtoNA.L.
with four firSts, two monde and slooli 0: myth, iii0bber
one third which they, was at the Tor-
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onto Fair and the many alreadY '":,?..te,,r1:gr,o`:Yt. to reporti very in at
won and yet to lat won at ithe 'local 9' We816Y %Inc!: of toWo, is
fairs, make a pretty good showing
ler one seeeon 1 ut the Messrs. Mc -
A pretty wedding oceeirred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Craw-
ford of the eighth con. yesterday at
high noon, when their only daughter,
Martha Jane, was united in marriage
to Mr. Abraham Stewart Kunkel of
Niagara Falls. The ceremony was
performed -by Re39. J. H. Osterhout,
pastor of tne Methodist church, Lon-
deeboro, in the presence of about
thirtY-fiVe invited guests. The bridal
couple, who were tmatteeded, stood
in front of a' bank of ferns and asters
during the coremon3e. The' bride was
given away by her father. She was
daintily gowned in white silk mult
trimmed with lace and carried a ha-
mlet of asters and maidenhair fern.
The wedding music was played hty
Miss Mary Snell, cousin of the bride,
to • whom the groom presented
pretty locket and chain. Alter the
ceremony a sumptuous wedding feast
was partaken of, the tables. being
handsomely :decorated with myrtle
and dahlias. , The bride was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and useful
gifts from her many frie,nds, Mr.
and 'Mrs, Kunkel left on the after-
noon train from Clinton for Berlin,
where they will visit 'the groom's
parents, The bride's going away
costume was a tailored suit of navy
blue with which she wore, a 'Vienne
waist and a pretty hat, Mrt add
Mks. Kunkel will reside at Niagara
Ont„ and are followed to
their new home by the good wishes
of hosts of friends,
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Miehael ere alwe.vs successful. •
Mr Wrn Rien eat:reed. off second • .
Incprizc an agricultural mare and
1151 rfoe a foal at the
weStern. Mr. Wyi, line:ill won thi0c1
'ott Standard bred veerting filly aril
_ ,take this coerce, fertker per- will find • match MOIe convenient ,esere, Geo, .Dale, and e,on got ferst
feet hit 'n his ' cork He has al- to reeide there. While regretting. for two -veer -old beavy draeght fil-
• ready becii meet, successful aed Ills the depat.tere of tile Carnily from Iv.
many Clinton frieds wish him town the many Clin1oe friends wish A8 will rge team 411e forOg,
tinuecl enee,ees his eltoe,ee sing
line. -there meeli sueceee and happinesS,in ilte township of Mullett leas 1)0511
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NEWS-RECORDJAN, NEXT FOR 2o0 of endeavor. their DOW hOlte. gOir7 t
..Rey, Willia(ef' Hayes Clarke, for a '
quarter of .a cientary rector ,,of . St.
Barnahae' Miura, died at 'his herne
Lakeview avenue, Toronto.
George Green, a Fenian raid veter-
an, died under. peetifinr editeumetancee
at Owen Sound, and Wm_. Smith may
have to face a tterums charge m con-
nection with We affable
NEW
Fall' Sulithas
NOW IN STOCK
For the past nine
years we have catered
for men's custoro made
tailoring, produ c i n g
style and workmanship
fully guatanteed, keep-
• ing none but compet-
ent workmen equal to
any in larger cities and
producing clothes for
men at prices consis-
tant with expense and
• much below city pric-
es, Why pay big pric-
es for factory made
clothing, when you can
get a suit made to your
measure at home by an
experienced cutter and
practical tailors from
$20.00
to
$25.00
We have seen oth-
ers come and go but
we are here to stay, us-
ing the same motto as
when we started
"'Quality."
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