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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-08-30, Page 8Clinton News -Record Atu:gtst 30th, iql' Rr Now is the Time font,' i C1eanup of Summer. ' ods ,:.,:,.,. With, steadily advancing. these lines will be 'otlnd°°good btlying,, ;, 'We' must ,make repro, for the New Fall and Winter Coeds now corning th o,,esttoel;w g ami ;ouso Proms size 94 and 30, worth 1,10 to 1,75 yatir o1i U e' $000 • c. 200 yds"Gmgjianii plaids and stiriliee, worth 200 and 25e, for. , , , , 160 a. few Wash. Skirts loft in White and Stripes. reg 1,60 for 1,10 " reg 2.00 ter 1,38 About 2'004 Children's Dresses, worth 1,00 for , , , . , . , , 53e J doe Ladies Gowns, long or short sleeves, nice line carhbeloand well trimmed, extra value 1,25 Odd litotes of Shoes to clear at'remarkably' aitaetive prices' h:r.astee1 Bros. Small .Profits — More Business PHONE 26 • AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW IDEA PJI.TTERNS. Hardware Bargains. SALE OF ,ODDS AND ENDS ;AND SURPLUS STOCK: ° 2 only Lawn Mowers (next"spring will be $8) to clear at...• New patent double -claw adze -eye steel hammer reg 1,26 for Good steel general purpose claw hammer reg 75e for ...... ._.. Good house hammer, nickie plated, regular 85c.for... A nice handy house hand caw for A few sad iron heaters holds 3 irons regular 85c for .... 8,00 .86 .60 .20 .80 .20 Glassware and Cut Glass at cost to clear e A lot of tin Pudding Pans, etc., less than half-price' g . A:quantity of iiraniteware at a big reduction F.,- s tYr a Lamp Chimneys Se each or afar 25o .. ; Cow Ease—Keeps flies off cows and horses Use Oarbola on your stables and chicken houses -the new germ -killing white paint—destroys lice, mites and parasites' ''' A few coils of Coiled Spring Fence Wire. As we don'tpur�pose handl- ing it any more, we are offering it considerably less than mama- . =threes prieesle 1'only Vacuum Washing Machine regular 8.00 for 4.00 2; only Hand Ruction Washers regular 1.25 for 1.00 2'only Wire Clothes Basket regular 1,60 for .73 1 only Leather Sewing Machine cheap at 20.00 for 4,00 1 only Office Desk, cost 20.00 for 4.50 it only Short Counter at a bargain i; only Portable Rubber Bath, regular 8.50 for 3.50 Harland liros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES White Shoe Sale ! zoE 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, indifferent quality of white footwear We are holding a Clearance Sale of White Shoes 1 e have, hand av inorder to close out the white shoes w to make room for Fall Shoes, 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 .4.4a...4**.aa.a.baa•0144•.•..N•,41►••+•••••a•••• White Shoe Opportllllity f 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 aeto 8, regular 1.85, sale price 1 35 Ladies Sport Boots Laced, heavy rubber soles and heels, sizes 2a to 8, regular 3.50 sale price 2.49 Ladies. Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 2e to 5, regular 1,50, sale price 1 10 Girl's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring .heels, sizes 111 to 2, regular 125, sale price .98 Children's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes B to 10, regular 1.00, sale price .7 9 Ladies Reignskin Pumps Oak tan leather soles, Lotus heels, sizes 2t to 0, regular 3.25 sale price 2„19 Ladies high top lace boot Oak tan leather sole, Louis heal, slses 2.¢ to 5y, regular 4,00 sale price ..... , . 2.99 Ladies Maxie Pumps With bow, solid rubber heels, sizes Si to 8, regular 1,85, sale price 1 35 Ladies Sport Oxfords White kid strapping, sizes24 to 8, regular 8.25, sale price 2.19 Ladies Sport Oxfords Heavy rubber soles and heels, sizes 3 to 0, . regular 2.00, sale price 1 49 Ladies Tennis Oxfords Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes, 2t to 5e, regular 1,85, sale price 98 Girls Promenade Slipper Ankle strap, spring heel, sires 11 to 2, regular 1.25, Sala price .98 Child's Protnenades Ankle strap, spring heels, sizes 8 to 10, regular 1.15, sale price 85 Girls Brownie Sandals Film rubber sole, spring heels, sizes 11 to 2, regular 1.00, sale price /l e TERMS StrJCtlg Cash and no Goods on approval FRED. JACKSON'S i A READER A G1ZA1Th1ARR A GI.0.01121,PFIY will ' eat: you . the shute price • any where you bay, The•• price Ys' a lbw one: it is in the ctn. er suppliee— Sorlbblers, Pencils, Slates, Etc., that the try to give you a little better value and a. more cont - plate assortment or a little less in price In keep- ing with our claim to be— "Often the Cheapest Always the Best." TIie W. D. Fair Co. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Robb are visiting in Pickering. Mr. T. Watts of Oshawa is expected home for the week -end. Mr. Charlie CanteIon of the Molsons Bank spent Sunday in Toronto. Mr. Dodds Holloway of the Canadian Sault is expected home on Mon - Mrs. Woodman of Boston, Mass. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Evans. Master Harry Brooke of Mitchell is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Cantelon. Mr. Ike Rattenbury has returned from a trip to Peterborough and Toronto. Superintendent Chant of the Util- ities Commission is in Toronto this week, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason left on Tuesday for a visit of some weeks I in Detroit. Miss Edna Pennebaker leaves on Sat- urday to spend a mouth with Tor- onto friends. Mrs. Harry Ryan of Dungannon and her two children are guests of Mrs. D. S. Cook, Mrs. T. Jackson and Misses Agnes, Mary and Jean Chidley motored to Tecswater on Thursday.. Mrs. Duncan McEwen has gone to Goderieli for a few days to visit her daughter; -Mrs. W. E. Tebbutt. Miss Jean Bogie and Miss Emily Mc- Arthur are spending the week with the fornier's aunt, Mrs. H, Penne- baker. Mrs, Coleman who ilas spent the stunner months with friends 'in town returned last Wednesday to her hone in Winnipeg, Eugene Shenley has enlisted as a draftsman in the American army and is engaged in an aeroplane plant at San Diego, Texas. Miss Mildred Evans and Miss Cole returned on Monday to their home in Brantford after a very pleasant month among their old friends here. The many friends of Master Buddie Harris will be pleased to hear that liis arm is mending nicely and that he will soon be able to be around again. Miss Eva C1ut1 was in Hamilton for a few days last week, On her re- turn she was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Phoenix, and blaster Bob. Dr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and fam- ily of London motored up to Clin- ton on Saturday, and are the guests of the doctor's mother, Mrs. Jas. Lindsay. Miss Louie MacKinnon, , nurse -in - training at the Toronto General I•Iospital, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MacKin- non of the Rattettbury' House. Mr. W. J. Cooper, formerly of town, has acdepted a position as janitor of the Scott Street Public School, St, Thomas, and has now entered on his duties there. Mr, Cooper will reside with his son Amos of that city. Rev, J. A. and Mrs. Agnew end children have returned, from a very pleasant holiday, spout among friends in three former charges, Lambeth, Dorchester and Mount Brydges.It was not alh play for Mr. Agnew for he spent a number of days in the harvest field, help- ing totake in ;both oats and ba - ley. In a Fortner issue, in announcing that Prof, P, C. D, Bristowe had been engaged as organist in Knox Church, Kincardine we stated that Mrs, de La Penetiero had accepted, a position as soloist in the wine Church, This, wo have learned since is not the case, Mrs, de La Pena • Vete having 'lade no such engage - meek 'Rev. E. G. Powell, with Miss Bios- Mom and Master Gordon, motored tip from London on Monday and visited at the hone of Mr. and Mrs, T, ,1, bleNoil. —On their re- turn they were accompanied by Carman Powell, who ),as iinistied lour months of Work on the farm, Carman quite enjoyed the work and leaks all the better tot i+•. Ile 'Will enter London Collegiate In- etitate-neltt week, OA, If Our Prices Do Not tire You to Ihiy The. Clerks Will Not. It is Against WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, house Furnishings phone 67'. Next to Royal Bank , Our Rules flOWN's MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) 1 Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Kippen Londesboro. Misses Gretta and Emily Ivison Miss Keitha Weymouth has return - motored to Luean last week for a short visit with relatives there, We are pleased -to report that Mr. R: 13. MacLean of the London Road is showing considerable improvement M health. Mrs. J. 13. MacLean has been bay- ing a. pleasant visit with friends in Ripley, 'Toronto are guests of Mrs. Albert Mr, Wm, Cooper and Mr. Arthur Weymouth, Anderson have each invested in new Miss Corfu White, who has been ears. spending the past few weeks visiting Dir, Gordon MeNevin of London is her cousin, Miss Elsie Millar, 1 as re - spending his holidays in and around Kippen. He is a bon of the late John IVIcNevin who at one time operated the dour mill here. He in- forms us that his younger 'brother, Walter, has donned the King's uni- form and is now doing duty for his country in France. ed to Toronto after a few weeks' vis- it at her home here. Miss l;muieline 1-fesk of Toronto Is visiting at the home of Mr. Albert Weymouth. Mrs. King of Bayfield is the guest or her sister, Miss Sara Barr. Mrs. W, S. Gibson and children of Mr. Wm. Johnston and daughter Florence. of 5t. Louis, Mo., are guests of the former's sister, Mrs, Jas. Miller. Mrs. Fowler of Barrie but recently of Vancouver, B.C., is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Duncan McGregor. She is the last sutviving member of the well-known Sproat family of Tuckersmith, being a sister' of the late David Sproat of Belgravo. Miss Janet Murray. of. Gerrie, vis- ited last weak with her cousins, Mrs. Walter Fairbairn and Mr. Jas. Robertson, Miss Murray at ono time lived on the 2nd concession of Tuekereillith on the farm now owned by Mr. Thos, Forsythe, Her old schoolmates and friends were pleased to .meet her once again. She left on Monday. to visit a sister in Essex. The Rev. Ball Woods of Brucefield will conduct preparatory services in St. 'Andrew's church on lertday ev- ening of this week, Seaforth Mr. and Mrs, 17, Hinchtey are in Thessalon, Algoma. Miss Minnie blackly, who has been spending the vacation in Boston, has retuned Monte, Robert Laird, Stanley I•Iays and Nelson Clovenlock of the Catnp Bord- en Aviation School spent Senility at their horses here, Mrs. Greig of Clinton has returned to lues home after a visit of some weeks at the home .of het son, Mr. J. C. Greig. bliss Janet Govc'Icck has been Successful at the recent summer school exanlna1iolis and now holds an art specialist's certificate. Mr. John Watson 06 St, Paul Mien. visited. at the home of his brother, 11/10. Jas. Watson, last weak, Miss Hate Eckert is visiting rola- tivcs in Port Muton and Detroit, Pte. MacLeod who wont overseas With the 1idlst. returned last weep, turned to her home in Drayton. ' Mr. Lavin and Miss Minnie of Tor- onto have returned home after *end- ing the past six weeks as the guests of Mrs, Chas. Ruetdell. Mrs, Frank Lee and babe of f:xoSer are visiting their aunt, Mrs. '1'.51i1 - lar. Masters' Thomas and Ernest Atch- ison of Stratford are spending a few days with their aunt, Mrs. C. Tied - dell. Miss Jean, Mains has returned to London after spending lier holidays' at her house here. Mr. and Mrs. John Grainger •1(1111 Miss Jewel and Mrs. Roberton mot- ored to Stratford .00 Tuesday.' Mr. and Mrs, Newman Brunsdon of Brierorest, Sask., have left for their home after visiting friends' here. Miss Elva Brown returned to 'Tor- onto on Monday after a fortnight's pleasant vacation at her home here. The regular meeting of the Women's Institute will be Held at the; home of bars. (Dr,) Young on Thursday, September 0th, Mrs. F. Little and Miss L. Brigham will give readings. Wingham Mr. and Mrs, Harry Peake and children 'of Toronto are visiting at the home of Mrs. Peake's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Davis. Rev. J. 13. Fotheringliam and bit's. Fotheringliam of Brantford were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Holm- es for a few days during the past week, The addition to the Wingham Gen- eral hospital will soon be completed. 'Phe rear portion has been raised, to the full three stories, This will give additional wards and also provide ex- cellent quarters for the nurses -in - training. An interesting wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Aitken, Glennanan, oil Wednesday, August 22 when their daughter, E- lizabeth, became the wile of Mr. John Wesley Ansley, 13, A., of Regi- na College, Regina, The bride, Who was given away by her father, wag attired in white silk crepe and wore the customary bridal veil, After a dainty wedding dinner the bride and groom left for a short trip to Toron- to. Titer, leave this 'week for Regina Talen- t where they will snake their home. Varna The Varna Patriotic Society, sent recently to the Hospital Elizabeth thirteen parcels by parcel post and two parcels by freight, containing quilts and clothing for the Belgian refugees. The society wish to thank all those who so kindly donated clothing, A Full Car of s Gralld PIONI , will be held in COL. RANCE'S BEAUTIFUL GROVE, CLINTON LABOR DAY oNllIH F 6t. inqles Brand U 3rd, MUSIC, GAMES, REFRESH-lblriieTS Distinguished speakers will delivei' addresses on picnic grounds. .hast arrived. COME, EVERYBODY I TO TIite J. B. MUSTARD GREATEST EVENT OP THE SEASON. 04-2 Brucefield The Clinton Motor Car Co. ARE. PREPARED TO DO A GIENiRA'L RE- PAIR. 13USINESS AND TAKE CARE • OP YOUR CAR WHEN NOT IN USE. TRY OUR SER.VIC.E OUR PRICPES ARE MODER- ATE. FOR SALE. — TWO slightly used light delivery trucks, also 1 new 2 -ton truck • very low prices: The Clinton Motor Car Co. Rev. John Hogan, Paslar. Call or ptll,,�, for prices on Electric Wiring and Fixture s BYAM & SUTTER 03--4 t Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7,• ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME S'ou discarded your old din- ing.room Bet and replaced it With the new style dining - room furniture. One might as well be dead as "out of style" these days. We are showing reveal different de- signs in both quartered oak and mahogany and all are priced exceedingly low. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and .Funeral Director. 28 eViff Phone MW"' 28