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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-08-23, Page 8a2: dware Notwithstanding the great advance in prices owing to the great European troubles, we have many limes at less than war prices. A few of the last lot of Perfection Oil Stoves and Ovens left yet, The next lot will be much higher in price A few pieces of Cut Glass at coot. to clear, Two Specials CARBOLA The Disinfecting, Germ -killing White Paint.—use,spray or brush BRANTFORD SLATES See our Asphalt Slate Shingles—red, green Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to cleat, llarland liros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES 9 FLEET FOOT SHOES Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists Of lines suitable for each member of the family. We have pretty' little strap slippeis for the wee 'tots, pumps and high .shoes for ladies and good hard wearing shoes in black, tan and white for the girls an d boys. We are also showing a heavy, work shoe for mon, canvas upper and Heavy rubber sole. Our prices on these goods is rock bottom and no other shoe will give you so much in comfort and wear for so small a price es a pair of Fleet Foot. t 1 Head Comfort to be comfortable you must keep the stead cool, See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, pananra, cloth and canvas.' I 1 : ' See our men's panama and sailor hats. They are very l' t, Lobby. Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits PHONE 25 More Business 1 AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING.. NEW IDEA PATTERN'S. 1 White Shoe Sale ! WE are calling you to a shoe sale that will appeal to • people who enjoy wearing Good White Shoes. We are not calling you to a sale of an accumula- tion of shop-worn, indifterent quality of white footwear We ase holding a Clearance Sale of White Shoes in order to close out the white shoes we have on hand to make room for Fall Shoos, and to be able to start in next season with entire new lines of white footwear. This is the story of our white footwear and it's your ........+11•0•0•4 *NO •••••N•N••41404•00•••NN•• o YhiLe 1 p _ •••0•••.0•••••N••••••••••+•N• ••440••••••••4•0• We mention below some of our lines of White Footwear, showing the great cut in prices. We're sure you will find it interesting, and we' ask you to look over the list, Ladies Lakeside Boots Laced, rubber sole, solid heel, sizes 25to 8, regular 1.85, sale price ,. • , , ,1.35 Ladies Sport Boots Laced, heavy rubber soles and heels, sizes 25 to 6, regular 8.50 sale price 2.49 Ladies Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 25 to 5, regular 1.50, sale price 1 10 Girl's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 115 to 2, regular 125, sale price .98 Children's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 6 to 10, regular 100, sale price -79 Ladies Reignskin Pumps Oak tan leather soles, Louts heels, :sizes 25 to 0, regular 8,25 ' sale price 2.19 Ladies high top lace boot Oak tan leather sole, Louis heel, sizes 25 to 55, regular 4.00 solo price 2.9 ea Ladies Maxie Pumps With bow, solid rubber heels, sizes 25 to 6, regular 1,85, sale price 1 38 Ladies Sport Oxfords White kid strapping, sizes 25 to 6, regular 3,25, sale price 2.19 Ladies Sport Oxfords Heavy rubber soles and beets, sizes 3 to 0, regular 2.00, sale price 1 49 Ladies Tennis Oxfords Rubber soles, spring heels, size., 25 to 55, regular 185, sale price 98 Girls Promenade Slipper Ankle strap, spring heel, sizes II to 2, regular 1,25, sale. price Child's Promenades Ankle strap, spring 'mole, sizes 0 to 10, regalar 1.1 5, sale price 85 Girls Brownie Sandals Fine rubber sole, spring hools, sizes 11 to 2, rogular.1,0e, sale price 75 TERMS Strictly Cash and no Goo s on approval FRED. JACKSON'S TSE ONLY PAYq NYB ►R,a P,191. TFIISpicture is to give you an: idea of- the thrillsome fun your child can have with a KIDDIE KAR. It is made in three sizes, selected wood,, strongip put together, solid wood wheels, with steering handle that turns easily. Good indoors as well as out and for both boys and girls.. The bit of the year in toys. • The W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest Altuays the Best Miss Daisy Copp has accepted a school near Uxbridge. Misses Annie and Bessie Watt were at Marl'ock last Sunday. Misses Donna and Norma arc in London this week, Miss Annie Knox of Harlock guest of the Misses Watt. Mrs. Beacom and Miss Cela_ were visiting Stanlep friends this week. Miss Frances Crich of Seaforth is visiting her cousin, Miss Gertrude Fowler. , Mrs. Borders of Louisville, Ky., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. B, Combe. Mrs. Cotton of Detroit is - visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason, Sr,, of Albert St. Gunner Bert Jervis of the Gard Battery, London, spent his four days' leave at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Agnew and Miss Belle Agnew of Detroit are visiting their mother, Mrs. S. Agnew. Mrs. Blau. 'Herrington of Blyth vis- ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Connell on Mary street this week, lir. F. G. Libby and son, .Emerson, left last wee to spend a fortnight with friends et Siting field and Lowell, 1Vlass. Mrs. E. Floody carne up from In- gersoll last week to see her broth- er, Lieut. Fred Chant, U.S.A., who was .home on leave. Mr. and Mrs. Mowatt Chowen of Whitechurch are visitors at the home of the former's parents, Mr, and bars, J. G. Chowen. Mrs. Thomas Jackson and cbilidren are home from a short holiday at Bayfield. They were in one of the cottages on the Terrace. Rev,. and Mrs. A. E. Jones and Miss Madeline are on a motor trip around Kincardine where Mr. Jones has many relatives and friends. Miss Eileen Atkinson is back,,irom a visit to Hansell. On her return she was accompanied ily Miss Christina MacDougall of Hensall. hirs. G. E. McTaggart of Blyth with Master Mark and baby, Dorothy, visited her mother, Mrs. Thomp- son, Albert street, the past week. Dr. and15NIrs. Gandier, with blaster Joe and bliss ilarriot, lefb on Tuesday for,, Toronto. They will visit relatives there for a.iew days and then go on to Kingston. Misses Madelon and Dorothy Streets entertained a number of their little friends last Monday. Master Jer- ome and Miss Margaret Rltoinhardt were the guests of honour. Mr, and Mrs, Percival Whitely alts three children, Mr, Clarence White- ly? and Mrs. Noble Whitely, motor- ed up from their home at Marlette, Mich., and are visiting relatives in town, The two gentlemen aro nelihews of M.rs. Jams Holland and the Misses Whitely, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Forrester and Andrew Jr., returned this weep to their home in Hamilton, Mr, For- rester is a worthy brother of the three Forresters overseas for ho spent, his two weeps' vaca- tion doing his part in the, Greater Production campaign by working Olt his father's farm, :Mr. Victor French of Wetasltiwin, Alberta, editor of The Wetaski vin Times, is expectted in town this week on a visit to his mother, Mrs. D, French, I-1 Is thine sons and 11tile daughter, A/lorence, have been in Clinton for some weeks with their two grandmothers, Mrs, French and Airs. Wm, Cooper, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew More of Wayne, Mich., and Mrs, 11, M. Aus- tin of Detroit, with her sou Roy and daughter Dorothy, motored ov- er from Detroit lost Thursday for a 'few days' visit tinder the 5503)1t - able roof of bit, A. 3, iVinerif trray. Mr. and Mrs. Peter: Macllfurrayc of Mitchell and Miss Ethel MacMurray of Kitchener also same up rot the week -end so there was quite a re- nniart of the Afnhlurray ranlly, Mrs, Austin, Mrs, Moore and Miss MaeMVlurtay all are sisters or Aur. MaeMurrey, Stevens was the Clinton Nevlrs»Record. August 23rd, 141 ' ECIAL! 39411011. iJaeIi Taffeta Silk (C. & J. Bonnet's Make) X1.75 This Value is on a Par with C i r S' SPOOLS at 5e. /4.0 10101/00q,, IBIAUSs 9275 I(IRi 0276 ._. 9a1 BATHING SUIT 4y...9201 I v 1 };1 r _ UTTERICK S BUTTE' ICK ,PATTE R N S /PATTERN ' WOMEN'S STORE Dry Goods, House Furnishings phone G7. Next to Royal Bank , Juntor3 e 91177 (10101r 1'e. liuiterick Pattern. Sold at 0220 swat 231 1f8m• 4J'o r.� Bl _ PATTERNS'i, 9k,rt 5121 8utler'ch _' Patfe hs MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 108) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library w-� s s Kippen Misses Jean, Ruth and Dorothy Barnby of Lucan who have been spending some weeks visiting friends here returned to their home on Wed- nesday of this week, Miss Jean McKenzie of "Beechwood Farm" Goderich township is , the guest of her uncle,. Dir. Alex. Mc- Kenzie. Mr. Win. McDonald and wife ac- companied by bir, R. B. McLean, Mrs. McLean and Mr. Thos. Melds motored to Grand Bend on Sunday afternoon and hal a most 'enjoyable ride. Miss Margaret Watson accompanied by her friend, Mr. Robt. Wilson, spent Thursday of last weep fn Zur- ich the guests of friends. Miss Emily Ivison of Toronto is spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.• Henry Ivison. bliss Etta Jarrot, Miss Eliza Thompson and the Misses Helen and May MacGregor of Tuckersmith have gone for a trip down the St. Law- rence and will visit the Thousand Islands and other points of interest It is needless to say they will have an enjoyable outing. A number from hero went over to Mensal' last Friday evening to see the play, "Tire New Minister." Al- though it has been presented three times in .11eneall town --11a11 it has lost none of its interest to the many who attend. It is given by, local talent and cleverly executed. Miss Ethel Dayinan returned 011 Monday after spending a week very Nleassntlee with friends in London. Mr, Robt. Cooper is the latest we have heard of to treat himself to a new Dar. Mr. Dctwoiler, wife and slaughters, motored to Moorefield on Sunday' to visit their friends, Misses Teenie turd Edna remained over for a couple of Weeks lougcr, Exeter Mr. 'Phos. .I, Kastle has llarcllused Mr. John Scott's residence on blain Street. Mrs. til, J. Christie 511(1 small daughter have returned front a visit in St. Catharines. Mt. limner Russel or 'Wetasteiwiu, Alberta is the guest of iris parents, IVlr. wed Mrs. Win. Russel. Misses Gladys and Margaiet Rogers of 'Toronto ate the guests of their grandmother, Mrs. Ie. Christie. ]Vies. btc'I'avish of Shakespeare wee in town last week bidding gold -bye to her Gr•other, Driver Gordon 'Tay- lor, whose leave bus expired and. who left on Wednesday for b'tnnee, Dr. McTaggart of _Tilyt•h was the guest or his parents in toren last Smut ay. Mr, Russel Flynn of Waterloo tree he011 speeding his vacation with his parents, Mt. tint Mao, 7", Flynn, Londesboro. Miss Hickson of Cleveland and Mr. Mulhalland of Windsor motored to Loadesboro last week and were guests at the home of Mr. John Hutton. Miss Olvetta Brigham has accepted a position in the continuation school at IIighgate. Misses Dell O'Neil and E, Chidley of Clinton were last week the guests of bliss Sara Barr. Miss Amy Howson of Clinton spent the weekrend at the home of Air. David Mountain. • Mr. and Airs. Howard Lee of _Colt Celborne are visiting friends here. Mr. Ernest Adams is., we are glad to say, improving nicely.. Misses Elsie Millar and Cora White visited in Goderich on Monday. Miss Edna Lee of Port Colborne is visiting under the parental roof. Misses Minnie Lyon and Alice Bell left on Friday last to visit the form- er's sister Mrs. E. Dewar at Camp Borden, Mr. Durkee Atchison spent Tues- day with his sister, Mrs. C. Ruddell, Airs, Wilson and family, who have been visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Abrey, have returned to their home in Toronto, Mr. Dan Geddes shingled his store this week. Mr. 'rhos. Millar also shingled his barn. Air. J, 5, Adams is putting an ad- dition to his barn. Miss Jean Mains of spending her holidays mother, Blyth. Air, A. '1', Cooper of Clinton oc- cupied the pulpit of the Methodist church on Sunday, preaching in his usual eloquent way to large congre- gations. We regret to report that hiss Isa Elliott, daughter of ,lir, Adam El- liott, is still very ill Slight hopes are hcid out for her recovery, Mil Robert Stewart, who has been visiting his mother in town, returned last Tuesday to Toronto to resume his du Lice on the stall of the 5opil Rank. bit, nod Mrs. L. McKelvey and son Marley, of Mentrenl were guests at the home of Comlcillhr Cud. last week, Mrs. fleorge ?Ie'raggurt and rhil area were to Clinton Inst week the guests of Mrs. Mc'Trtggart's Mother, Mrs. Thompson. Chid'. R. R.. Slogan, fornlorlyr of tits 33rd Ditttalton, has been transferred to F .Unit, Military 17ospitals 1'om•. issiou, • 1tev. A. Maelonrlame of Clayfield Contacted services in S+4:. Andrew's church last Seedily. The Myth ScsI Cross Cirvle has in vested *21,0 on wont for knitting. Of. this 850. worth has been sot Aside for knitting socks fin- the men of :UM* 011'8 Owti- I3u.tIoiion, 'tilts 18 an ec- ample that might well he followed 1 by other soeici.ion In the County, London is with her Constance Drs. Jas. Proctor of Idaho, U. S. A., is visiting her many old friends near the village. AIrs, Evans and children of Windsor are guests of the Misses Willison. A great number oil the young peo- ple from this vicinity went to Win- throp last Tuesday' evening to attend the social which was held at the home of Mr, Hearne. Miss Fern Love of Walton- is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Ed. Britton, and other friends. After a lingering illness Mr. Jas. Willison died on Sunday morning at the residence of his brother, Mr. Walter Willison, The funeral was held on Tuesday after000n, inter- ment being made in Maitlandbank cemetery. Zurich Wr. W. Lamont has bought from Mr. George Douglas kis tone property north of the town. He will take pc- ssesion in November. The Clinton Motor Car Co. ARE PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL RE- PAIR BUSINESS AND TAKII (TARE OF YOUR CAR 117I1EN NOT IN USE, TRY OUR SERVICE, OFR PRICES ARE ,1I0DER- ATI':, FOR SALE, — TWO slightly used light delivery trucks, also 1 new 2 -tots truck very low prices, The Clinton Motor Car Co. tri --1 Grand Non P10 -will be held in COL. RANCE'S BEAUTIFUL - GROVE, CLINTON LABOR DAY SepI1 3rtl, 1917 bIUSIC, GAMES, REFRESHMENTS Distinguished speakers will deliver addresses on picnic. grounds. COME, EVERYBODY 1 TO • THE GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON, Rev. John Hogan, Pa1:tt,r. Call or phon for prices on Electric Will and Fixtures BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary- Plumbers. Phone 7, MOO ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME Yen disenielex3 your old die: ing-vooni sept and rti'illeeed it 1v1t11 1b0 Mel' elylo 35 11'1e111 irlr'ilit lire, One 1(11gi11 as well be dead as emit et styles' these days. 'We aro showing seveal different, de- eigns in both quartered dale and mahogany and all are pieced cxeeedingly low, JAS. DUNFOE D Undertaker and funeral Director. 28 ' Phone 28 i