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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-09-06, Page 88 Now is the Time for A Chan -up of Sa��er Foods With prices steadily advancing. these linea will be found good buying, We must make room for the New Fall and Winter Goods now coming into stock. 2 doz Howie Dresses size 34 and 36, worth 1,50 to 1.75 yeti choice $1,00 200 ycis Gingham, plaids and stripes, worth 20e and 250, for lee A few -Wash Skirts left in White and Stripes, reg 1.30 for 1,19 " " reg 2,00 for 1.88 About 2 doe Children's Dresses, worth 1,00 fop 83e 3 dos Ladies Gowus,'long or short sleeves, nice Ane cambric and well trimmed, extra value 1.23 Odd lines of Shoes to clear at remarkably attractive prices P1Ltmsteei Bros. Small. Profits -- More Business PHONE 25 1 AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS, Hardware Ilargaifls. SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS AND SURPLUS STOCK, 2 only Lawn Mowers (next -spring will be $8) to clear at 6,00 New patent double -claw adze -eye steel hammer reg 1.25 for ,86 Good steel general purpose claw hammer reg 75e for .60 Good house hammer, nickle plated, regular 35e for 0 .A. nice handy house handsaw for A few sad iron heaters holds 3 irons regular 350 for .20 Glassware and Cut Glass at cost to clear" A lot of tin Pudding Pans, etc., less than half price A quantity of Graniteware at a big reduction Lamp Chimneys 5e each or 6 for 250 Cow Ease --Keeps flies off cows and horses 'Use Carbola on your stables and chicken bouses—thenewgerm-killing white paint—destroys lice, mites and parasites A few coils of Coiled Spring Fence Wire. As 'we don't purpose hansll- ing it any more, we are offering it considerably less than manu- racturers prices 1 only Vacuum Washing Machine regular 8.00 for 4.00 2 only Hand Suction Washers regular 1.25 for ' 1.00 2 only Wire Clothes Basket regular 1,50 for .75 1 only Leather Sewing Machine cheap at 20,00 for 4.00 1 only Office Desk, cost 20.00 for 4.50 ,1 only Short Counter at a bargain 1 only Portable Rubber Bath, regular 8,50 for 3.50 llarland Bros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES E 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 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 OOi0.0400000004400000R0000000000004,0004•01.4114i. OpportllnityWhitoShoe • !/00001000000001!0010114r000e0400A400Q•000100/400 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 2eto 6, regular 1.85, sale price 1.35 Ladies Sport Boots Laced, heavy rubber soles and heels, sines 2e to 6, regular 3.50 sale price 2.49 Ladies Tennis' Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 2,1 to 5, regular 1,50, sale price 1 10 Girl's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes 11e to 2, regular 125, sale price .98 Children's Tennis Boots Rubber soles, seting heels, sizes 6 to 10, regular 1.00, sale price .79 Ladies Reignskin Pumps Oak tap leather soles, Louts heels, sizes 25 to 0, regular 3.25 sale price 2.19 Ladies high top lace hoot Oak tan leather sole, Louis heel, eines 25 to 55, regular 4.00 sale price 2.98 Ladies Maxie Pumps With bow, solid rubber heels, sizes 2e to 0, regular 1.85, sale price ..1.3 5 Ladies Sport Oxfords White kid strapping, sizes 25 to 6, regular 3.25, sale price 2.19 Ladies Sport Oxfords Heavy rubber soles and heels, sizes 8 to 6, regular 2.00, sale price.— . ..........149 Ladies Tennis Oxfords Rubber soles, spring heels, sizes, 25 to 55, regular 1.35, sale price 98 Girls Promenade Slipper Ankle strap, spring heel, sizes 11 to 2, regular 1.25, sale price Child's Promenades Ankle strap, spring heels, sizes 6 to 10, regular 1.15, sale price 85 Girls Brownie Sandals Flee rubber solo, spriegheels, sires 11 to 2, regular 1.00, sale price ....................75 TERMS Stlrictluf Cash and no Goods on approval FREli.JACKSON'S Iiuion News -Record September .61111, Iq»r SCbOUI SHpplles A 11EAD111t A GRAMMAR A GEOGRAPHY will cost) • you the seine price any whore pelt buy. The niece is a Axed one. It is in the oth- er supplies Scribblers, Pencils, Slates, Etc., that are try to give you a little better value and a more com- plete assortment or a little less in price in keep- ing with our , claim to be- "Often the Cheapest Always the I3est." Tile W. 11 Fair Co. ,r •t,r� mttmutuouuumutcamnu, M .reel; I 11,,, • Miss Daisp Copp, left on Saturday for Uxbridge, Mr. Willis Cooper has returned from a visit in Sarnia, : Miss Knox of Hariock is the _guest of Mrs. 31..Watt, Miss Amy Hellyar has returned from a visit in London. Miss Creighton spent the week -end with London friends. Miss Mabel Cluff visited Miss Turn- er of London this week. Mr. and Mrs, H. Alexander were up from London over the holiday. Wiles Lizzie Cardiff of Brussels is visiting her sister, Mrs, 1=I. Bartliff. Mr, and Mrs. J. G. West and family were up from Preston for over the holiday. Miss Ida Stewart ipf London has been, visiting her sister, Mrs, Harvey McBrien. Miss Delia O'Neil returned to Toron- to on Momlay to resmne her teach- ing duties. Miss E. Macfarlane and Miss Isabel Glen spent a few days at the Tor- onto Exhibition. Mrs. R. °J. Cluff and daughters vis- ited Mrs. R. Morrison of Bewail on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Irwin visited. in .London and Glencoe for a few days over the week -end. NIr. and Mrs., Chas. Twitchell spent the • week -end, and holiday- with friends at Seaforth. Miss Edna Jackson of Buffalo was a week -end visitor with her Thither and brother in town. Mrs. J. Johnston and Miss Isabel have returned from. Goderiele where they spent the summer, Mrs. Seigner of London spent the week -end and holiday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Huller. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Twitchell of De- troit spent the week -end and holi- day with Clinton relatives. Mrs. C. Lepton and daughter of Sea - forth have been visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. Whitfield Crich. Miss Jennie Taylor of London has been visiting with Clinton friends during the past week or so. Mrs. (Rev.) F. M. Holmes, Mr. Har- old Holmes and Miss Lois return- ed last week from a visit in Port Huron, Mrs. J. Mulholland spent the week- end with her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Gibson of De- troit. Rev. A. E. aced Mrs. Jones and Miss Madeline• _returned on Fridap after spending a month at their cottage at Grand Bend. Rev, Frank Fleecy and daughter Mary of Burlington have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Hovey, Mr. and Mrs. Cranston have return- ed to their home in Port Arthur after a visit with the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Torrance. Mrs. J. B. Levis and. Mrs. (Dr.): At- kinson of Vancouver, 13 0., who has been visiting friends in Clinton and Hoinesviile for several weeks past, spent the weak, -cud as guests at the home of the former's father, Mr, John McKinley of Stanley. Mrs. George Levis returned last week from a trip to the west. She first visited friends in Winnipeg, going on to Oxbow, where she vis- ited her own sister, Mrs. Frank Gorreil and Mrs. J, W. .1.• -Lill, Mr. Levis' sister. Later she spent sometime t with ro her brothers, e b s Mr, James Jenkins of Erie, North Da- kota, and. Mr. 'Thos, Jenkins' of Pidgeon Bluff, near. Selkirk, Mrs. Levis was absent a couple of months andthoroughly enjoyed her visit west. -Mr, and Mrs. Henry Young of Aber- deen, South Dakota with Mrs John Heard aitcl Mrs, John Leonard Heard of -.Stanley spent ;the week. end with Mrs, Richard Tasker.. Mr. Met Mre. Young are old residents of Clinton and their many Mends were delighted to see them again, They have been in Hayfield for three weeks visiting Mrs. Young's par- ents, Mr. aide Mrs. Wm. Illagleson. 'NIr. 'young ,speak!; fn glowing terms of Dakota, the state of his adois- tient, but still 36 has a very warm place in bit heart for his, old honed Ili Canada. COATS If Our Prices Do Not Urge Yon to Boy The Clerks Will Not. It is Against Our Rules ' WOMEN'S ST.URE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phone 67. Next to Royal Bank , MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) , Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Bayfield Mrs. A. 15. Tulloch and daughters, Erma and Vera, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., have returned to Goderich af- ter spending id couple of weeks with the lady's sister, Mrs. E. R. Weston. Miss Florence Johnston, after spending the past three months with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Weston, has returned home to Goderich. Mrs. (Capt.) Alex. Brown of Owen Sound has been visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs, John Parker, the past two weeks. Mr, 1l. W. Erwin spent Tuesday at London. Mrs. Clarke, whose husband was killed ins France in May last, left on Tuesday with her fancily for London, where she will undergo an operation in the hospital. The family will be put in the Children's Home until her recovery. Miss .Evelyn Pollock, who has been spending her vacation under the par- ental roof, left on .Friday last for Bancroft to take. charge of her school. Her sister, Mrs. Brownlee, accompanied her and will spend a few weeks with her. Mrs. H. W. Erwin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Seeder of Kit- chener. Miss Lula King has beea engaged as teacher of a school near Stratford and left on Monday, to take charge. Mr. J. Made/wan, wife and two children and Mr, J. Barton and wife of Goderich were the guests of Mrs. Barton's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. John Falconer, over the holiday. Mr, John Mitobbli of London was the guest of his cousin, Mr. F. A. Edwards, over the week -end, Messrs. R. Wilson end Keith Mc- Lean of Seaforth were guests at the Albion over the. week -end. Messes, Herbert Johnston and Wil- liani Williamson left on Thursday last for the west. Dr, Woods spent the past week at Toronto. Capt.' a, 5 Atkinson of the Can- adian Army Dental Corps; son of Dr, Atkinson, who left for overseas in 1915, anti has served twelve Months and 'n France 1 c d 11i11C months in Bel- gium, e .1- gium, has been granted leave of ab- sence for three months on account of his health, is now recuperating at their souther residence on the ter- race, Mrs, G. 15. Hewson spent the past week at Toronto, Mr, and Mrs.J. Brydges and son, Mr, William Brydgos, of Belgrave spent Sunday Tryst with their sister, Mrs, W. Brandosi, THE NEWS -RECORD LEADS FON, TOWN, TOWNSHIP. AND COUNTY N1911,5. Seaforth MVMlss Jean lovenlock left last week nt Calgary to resume lice ,position tiers. • Londesboro. Misses Minnie Lyon and, Aliso Bell have returned home after visiting Mrs. L. Dewar at ('amp. Borden., Mr. and Mrs. Lounsbery and fam- ily/ motored to Delhi on Sunday last and from there Mr. Lounsbery goes to Toronto. Miss Bertha Brogden of London spent the holiday at her home here. Miss Jean Mains of London was the guest of her, mother over Sunday. Mr. Harold Holmes of Clinton has commenced teaching at S.S. No. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Iloward Lee liave re- turned to their home in Port Col- borne after spending a fortnight here. Miss 0, Brigham has gone to High- gate, having taken the position of teacher in the I--Iigh school there, Kippen bit. John Graham of Vancouver, B.C., is spending a fortnight • with his brother, Ms, Frank Graham. lt is twenty-seven years since the bro- thers tad seen each other. Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Brownlee, Mrs'. Isako Jarrot, Mr. Wm, Sproat, Mrs. 39ar1 Sproat, Miss Annabel McLean and the Misses Margaret and Jean McLean are ¶.xhibition visitors at Toronto, Mr. A. Hughes, who has been re- lieving Mr. Faskon at the station, left on Tuesday for his home at Princeton, Oxford county. While here he received the sad news that his brother had fallen in battle, bit. Hughes has still another 'brother at tate front. The farmers are putting berth great efforts to get their big crop housed during the good weather. Some of the barns will not bold it all. Al- though we have had some heavy rains nothing has suffered /very much. There was a great exodus on Tues- day of children for the diffetent schools ; Alis Helen McGregor to take charge of her school in Welles- ley, where she is principal pf a four room school. Miss Margaret Mullis also left to take charge of her school on the second col, of Tuckorsmith, NIr. John Moffat has bought bir. Alex. hloeteith's teem ton the. London Road, 1:3e pays a good figure for it, hitt it is a lino farm and well drain- ed and should prove a good invest- ment. Mr. Monteith, we believe, in- tends moving to his farm in Stanley, Mr, Jas. McDonald has invested in a new (Chevrolet car. Miss Emily Ivison left of Monday to resume her position 111 Toronto, Sergeant and Mrs. McDonald of Lender/ have been.rceent visitors in the village. The Ilurolt Presbyterial off the WOntan's Society will be held in St. Andrew's elmirch, ICippen, on September eleventh, morning and aftoitofttl sessions, It is Hoped there will be a large number of del- elates present. Seaforth Miss Anna Woods has been engaged, to teach in the Junior department of the public school to fill the vacancei caused any the resignation of Miss Be- thune. SPECIRL PRCE will be paid for at hens veighung 5 'tbs, or over MAR 'Thursday, Sept 13th. A Full Car of FilaNAIB SftinqIas Just arrived. J. B. MUSTARD 04-2 Bruce -field LIVE PU U LTR WANTED every week. Highest market Paid, Pelee: W. MARQUIS tor -- Phone 14-100 R. 11, No. 1 The Call or Phone for Prices Clinton Motor Cal' Co, °n Wiring Youur House ARE. ,PREPARED TO 1)0 A GENERAL RE- PAIR BUSINESS AND TAlIi1 CARE • OF YOUR CAR WHEN NOT IN USE. TAY OUR SERVIC.tS. OUR PRIDES 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. 03-1 11.0011.1. all kinds of up-to-date Fixtures and Shades TO G0 CHEAP --A 1It11r1- ber of 2nd -hand stoves it good repair. Bram & Sutter Plumbers and Electricians Phone 7 amommosiminaessealamensta ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME You discarded your old din- ing -room set and replaced it with the new style dining. room. furniture. One might as well be dead as 'rout of style"" these days. We aro showing Soma different de- signs ice boar quartered oak and mahogany and all aro priced exceedingly low'. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 eValf Phone Illi2kb 28 r