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The Clinton News Record, 1917-10-25, Page 8SearOrth, s lanot GalMillocis-of 'Victoria, Ihp., bits been visiting at her irate far town, Mrs. R. 1'a. Wilson of New York is la )(Miter at the parental liome, that Pr Mr, and Mrs, W. IL, Southgate, Miss Marys Gillespie ..has accepted a position as teacher at Windsor,' Mrs. 1): T. l'inknoy, of Stratford was in town for a few dabs receut- iy, Robt. Laird and Nelson Govral- 'lock 'v'Jw Bayo been training at the Aviation Camp, Caanp Borden, all summers anent a week's leave a0 their laoines here before leaving for Texgas, where they Will train tri 3ug As winter, Mss Preston of 13r44(01;d, fpr Santo time a missionary" in 'Japan, ryas the gust last weal at the homo of Mr. J, M, Best, MIr Every Shoe Requirement Satisfied This house of Good Shoes asks the consideration of people who care for Shoes of. _ Special Merit and the best of Shoe Value at any stated price. FRED. JACKSON Satisfactos'y Shoes Quick Repairs 1 A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE FOR WINTER We Have Seasonable Goods The International Carbon Roofing Paint, will not crack, peel or blister. -by the gallon or barrel All kinds of Roofing -the celebrated Brantford and other grades Beaver Board takes the place of lath and plastery more durable and easier applied. Window Glass -all sizes The celebrated Sherwin-Williams Paints, Varnishes and Stains A good assortment of Ranges and Coal and Wood Heaters of the up- to-date kind -Also a few second-hand A few coils of Galvanized Coil Spring Wire at less than cost to clear Potato Drags at 30c each OARBO'LA IS PROVING A GREAT SUCCESS -it is a germ -killing white paint for stables and chicken houses. Prevents contagious diseases such as foot-and-mouth,' anthrax, glanders, mange, cholera, roup, etc. -put on with brush or sprayer Electric Toasters, regular $4.00 for $ 2.75 Second-hand Leather Sewing Machine, cheap at 20.00, for 4.00 Portable Rubber Bath, regular $8.50 for 3.00 Office Desk, cost $20,00 for 4.50 A Short Counter at a bargain llarland Bras. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES Keep Your Feet- Drg by wearing a pair of our "Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction" Rubbers We carry a full line of "Consolidated" and "Miner" Rubbers to fit any shoe. Shoe Specials for Friday and Saturday 30 pairs of men's heavy split Blucher:, well made and good solid stock. A shoe that will stand lots of good hard ware, sizes 6 to 10, worth $3.75, bpecial price 310 25 pairs men's heavy high top Bluchers; black or tan, solid stock and a proper good shoe for the wet fall weather sizes 6 to 10, worth $6,50,=�(ti special price tt!! Buy a pair and save the price of a pair of leggings. We have also a lot of broken lines clearing at very attractive prices. Let us fit you with a pair Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits - More Business PHONE 26 I AGENTS-SENII-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS. ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME You discarded your old din- ing -room set end replaced it with the new style dining- rooin furniture. One might es well be dead as "ont of style" these days. We are showing seveal different de- signs in both quartered oak and mahogany and all are priced exceedingly low. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone ifiCk.. 28 1 .;mgr 01114On Newa4eeord. October $ h, fol p ScVuol Supplies A TIIIIAD] B. GRAMMAR A GEOGRAisuy wan cost You the same price any where yioti buy. The price is a fixed one, It Is in the oth- er supplies- Soribblers, •Pencils, Slates, Etc., that we try to give you a little better value and a more con- plate assortment or a little less in price inireep; ing with our claim to be - "Often the Cheapest Always the Best," Tile W. D. Fair Co. .n:"'u $!Im mnuunum�num't rou, Rev,. W. 13, Moulton is in Btantford this week. tlir. Albert Palmer of Seaforth war in town yesterday, Miss Florence •Cuningliame was in London last week. Miss Norma Bentley is visiting with London friends this week.. Mrs. H. Ross left last week to vis- it her brothers in Leamington. Mrs. Mitchell is in Wingham this week visiting lier daughter, Mrs. - Guest. Mrs. T. W. Hawkins spent a couple of daps with her grandmother at Norwich. Mr, Carlisle of Montreal, Inspector for the Molsons Bank, was in town last week, Misses Essie O'Brien and, Verna Jer- vis have gone to Toronto to take. positions. Mrs. George Paulding of Buffalo vis- ited Mr, and Mrs. T. W. Hawkins last week. Miss Margaret IKeane of Winnipeg is. visiting her sister; Miss L. Keane, and other friends in town. Mrs. A. J.: Grigg and Miss Iielen have returned after a lengthy visit with friends in the west. Mr. and M'Irs. W. St R. Holmes and family. were in Goderich on Sunday spending the day -with friends, Mrs. 0. Sutter of Stratford spent a couple of days in town this week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter. Mr. and M'Irs, A, Walker of Browns- ville, Texas, were the guests , last week of Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Haw- kins. Mrs. Jack Macpherson and children of Goderich visited the former's cousin, Mts. W. S. Downs,' -over the week -end. Mr, G. A. Bradshaw is in Chatham this week as a delegate from the Ontario Sunday school at the Pro- vincial Convention, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cooper were in Goderich on Sunday, the former as- sisting at services in the 'forth street church, Mliss Leona Nediger is assisting in the uptown G.T.R.' ticket office this week during the absence of Miss Bentley on vacation. Mrs. M. D. M'IcTaggart and Mrs. H. 13. Combo are in 'Toronto this weak, Mrs. McTaggart will go on to Morrisburg, before returning. Mr, Chas. Forbes and Miss L. Cald- well of Waterford, were week -end guests at the home of the foriner's sister, that of Mr, and, Mrs. C. Twitchell. Rev. W. 'I3, and Mirs. Colo, who have been spending the past fortnight with frkends fn town and vicinity, returned this week ivjstheir home in Flint, Min. Mrs. W. E, Moody leaves on Mon- day for her home in Ingersoll after having spent several weeks at the .parental hone, that of Mr. and Mrs• H, 13. Chant. Mrs. C. H. Chant, atvlio has been spending a few weeks as the guest • of her son, Mr, H. B. Chant of towns, returned yesterday, to her • home in Unionville. Misses Florence Cunieghame and. Mar- ion Irwin are in Chatham this week attending the Provincial S.S. convention as delegates from Wes- ley Sunday school. Miss Beatrice Greene returned to Toronto on Saturday, to, repine her studies in connection with the Conservatory of Muses after having spent several months an town. Mrs. A J. llenderson who has been. visiting her sisters at Ottawa and also with friends in 'Toronto, spent a few days this week with her mot- her, Mrs, James Shepherd, Town - Oland street, leaving for her home in 'Lansing this Morning. Blyth Miss iereConnell of Victoria, 13. C., is here on a visit to her aunt, ;airs. J, 13. 'Taylor, and other. Montle. Mr. Fred I-Iaggitt was awarded the contract of constructing a $1200 drain in Hallett the other flay. Con- tractor Ilaggitt has almost recover- ed from the accident which betel hint some Weeks ago. Mr, and Mrs, Soler. of Ingersoll were gusts of Mr, and firs. It, A. Xing recently, STANFIELD'S shrinkable UNDER.WEAR Hade and Worn by Two Generations A quarter,ot a centuryago the late 0, E, Stanfield, a pioneer underwear manufacturer of Truro, N.8., discov- ered a way to prevent woollen underwear from shrinking -by the radical but sensible plan of taking the shrink out,of the wool before it went to the knitting machines, His secret process at once overcame the one fault of woollen underwear, and started a keen and steadily grow. ing demand for the Stanfield's product, On it, by steady development, his two sons, at the head of Stanfield's Lim- ited, have built a thriving business employing nearly 600 operatives, and providing underwear for hundreds of thousands of Canadians. From the very first, the sterling quality of Stanfield's Underwear, as proved by wear and washing, has been its most prominent feature. It actually DOES NOT SHRINK, "full up" or mat -and on the basis of length of service it is the'best&value®offered in underwear. Sold . at BROWN'S Men's Store STANFIELD'S "Stands itm filtimfea6Pe- Strenuous UNDERWEAR Wear" Not content with superior quality, Stanfield's give wearers all the little niceties that make undergarments luxurious. Wonder- fully soft in texture -tailored to perfect fit --with such special features as Stanfield's Improved Elastic Closed Crotch (in com- binations) and Stanfield's new Elastic Inset Shoulder. Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear means the utmost in comfort as well as in warmth and service. WOMEN'S STORE ' Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phone 67 Next to Royal Bank . MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Subscriptions to British Red Gross Fund. Town of Clinton 7675, Girls" Pat- riotic Auxiliary $40, Collegiate In- stitute 764,45, Miss M. Clark 75, W. Brydone 75, H. R. Sharp $15, Miss- es 10. and L. Mountcastlo 72, J. C. Veitch 78, Miss McLaren 75, R. 10. Kenning 75, Mrs. R, Pearson 72, Miss M. L. Walkinshaw 71, Miss V. G. Chowan 711, 0. G. Middleton $5, Cuningiiame's $3, J. W. Moore 71,. A. 0. Pattison 74, Mrs. E, Herman 71, Miss R. Hernial' $1, A. T. Coop- er $6, Miss NI, A, Stone 75, Miss 13. 1'. Ward 75, Mrs. Martha Livermore 7.25, H. Plumsteel 72, Miss M. Cr. Rudd 71, Wm, Walker 71, Mrs, John Derry 71, A. J. Holloway $1, Miss M. Wiltsc 71, Miss E. Richardson 71, H. Wpltse 72, A. Hooper $1, Miss Nlaud Livermore 73, Mrs. Osborne 71,. Mrs. Morgan Agnew $1, Miss B. Thompson 01, W. L. Johnson $1, Dr. C. W. Thompson $5, W. T. O'Neil $5, Miss Winnie O'Neil 72, R. Row- land 75, Mrs. Clara Rumball 71, Mrs. H. T. Rance 7110, Mrs. Ferran 710, R. W. Reed 75, John Ransford 75, John Torrance 75, Fred Jackson $2, G. 1), McTaggart $26, Miss Kate McTaggart 720, Mrs, J. C, Dandier $10, Miss A. Cowing 72, Miss Jean McTaggart 71, W. D. Fair 75, Rev. J. I0. Hogg 72, Misses McFarlane $10, Miss L, Bunter 75, E. H. Hun- niford 75, Mrs. McGarva $6, Miss A. Wallace 710, W. and T. Jackson 730, Miss Florence Garrett 71, A. J, Mor- risii 75, John G. Medd. 72, John Stephenson $3, School Section Ne, 10, Shanley, 73, Mrs, W. S. Downs 71, H. W. Watts 71, Leonard Har- land 71, Miss Minnie Cooper $8, H. A. 'Bovey 71, Rev. J, A,. Robinson $1, Mrs. M. D. McTaggart $25, Mrs. Geo. M. Kiltp 71, Mrs. Wm, Graham 71, No name '$1, Clinton Model school $80, Mrs. C. J. Wallis 75, Robb, Jones 71, Chas. Lindsay $2, .I, 13. Kerr 72, Robt. Welsh 72, J. 0. Mo - Math 71, Misses Southcombe $0, D, L. Macpherson $10, J. W. Elliott $5, A friend 7.50, Miss S. Turner' $1, E. G. Courtin 75, Miss' I.T. 13. Courtice $2,,: Mfrs. R. Sweet 71, Douglas Wheeler $5, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard $14 . Miss 14111 7.50, Mrs. A, M'cCartitey 71, 13, J. Gibbiings 72, A. Stephenson 71, Mrs. J. W. Shaw $5, Win. 13iggart 71, Mrs, John Hunter 71, 1;. ilodaway 72, James Scott 75, H. Peacock 72, Chas, 13aker 71, Mrs, Melver 711, Miss 11.' McIver $1. Total 71.,212.70. Subscriptions to Italian Red Cross: Town of Clinton 775, Girls' Patriotic Auxiliary $10, W, Brydone 71, 'Total 786, Seaffc rtb Mrs. L. T. DeLacey, seca'et;,ry of tine lied Crest; Society here has re, ceived 'from France a handsome 'maze medal in 'token of the MOS - ' l -' awe given by the Society last ,Tench Tag Day. Londesboro. The regular monthly meeting, of the Woman's Institute will he held in the Foresters' hall, Thursday, Nov. 1st. "Country Life, Its-Advaatagos and Possibilities," by Mrs. J. Man- ning. Discussion on cake making. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Oakes Sundayed with her mother, Mrs, Richard Car- ter. Miss Ida Ball spent a few days with Londesboro friends. • Miss Olive Cole and a friend of Clinton spent Sunday. with Miss Etta Brown. Miss Flossie Moon visited with Woodstock friends over the week -end. Mr. George Ruddell, we are glad to say, is improving nicely. Capt.. (Rev.) Wne, Caswell of Tor- onto preached in the Methodist church on Sunday morning last and Rev. Jas. Abney. in the evening. Misses Elsie Millar and Mildred Gray attended the Sunday school convention for Centre Huron held in Auburn on Tuesday of last week, to which they were sent as delegates. Mr. Lavin of Toronto is visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. G. Ruddell. IRev, 0. C. Raine preeehed anniver- sary sermons in Kintore on Sunday last. Mrs. Lee, Sr.; is moving into Mr, Millar's house in town for the win- ter months. ' Miss Edith Sampson spent a few days in Clinton this week. The .Red Cross Society is giving an old, -time concert on Oct. 31st in Cartwriglit's hall. The entire pro- ceeds go to Red Cross work. Every- one come and dress in old, fashioned clothes. DON'T MISS THE Blinn •--to be held by - THE YOUNG LADI:IOS' PATRIOTIC AUXILIARY -in the- TOWN HALL --ell--- SATURDAY, NOV. 10th at 2.00 p.m. Sale of - Tommy Work -Aprons a Spec- laity peclaity ; Bone Baking ; Candy; Soldier's' Comforts. 010 'Timers' Booth, Allied Tea Room - Tea served ail afternoon. Business Men's Slipper at 6.00 o'clock, Auction sale of remnants from Bazaar at 7.00 o'clock. Rummage Sale! 4$0,ntod by the Young Ladies' Pat- riotic .Aanxiliarp for their Rummage Salo n Nov. lOtli, anything alit] ev- crything, including old elolleas (in good repair), furniture, books, eta Those wishing to contribute kindly notify Mrs, May Ranee MacKinnon, or Miss Wihnifrcd O'Neil. Blgth Capt.- (Rev.) ,W. 13. Caswell of Tori onto paid Blyth a visit over Sunday and Monday and his sermon and lec- ture were greatly enjoyed, Mr. Cas- well has been in England about a year and a half as chaplain of the 203 Batt., He has recently been ap- pointed Bursar of Victoria College, and on Sunday be spoke on the Ed- ucational Work of the church. On Monday evening he lectured under the auspices of the Women's Institute on "How Britain Fights," to an awl; fence which Well filled the house and was listened with rapt interest. "Men's Day" has been set for Sun- day, Nov. 4th, This is a very, spec- ial day for Blyth Methodism. A chorus of fifty men will sing. Both services will be in charge of the men. On the following Monday evening the brotherhood will serve .a fowl dinner. They have secured the Harmonic Olale Quartette of London for the occasion. Rev. R, J. McCorinick takes an- niversary] services on the Salem ap- pointment next Sabbath. Varna Owing to lack of space we were bit- able to publish a list of the Rett 'Cross coCmtributors at this centre, but. will endeavor to use in nest issue. The amount contributed was' 7258.11. Call or Phone for Prices -- on Wiring Your House all kinds of up-to-date Fixtures and Shades TO GO CHEAP -A num- ber of 2nd=hand stoves in good repair. Byann &L Sutter Plumbers and Electricians Phone 7 Are You Bale ? Have you Thin and Faded Hair? Is your appearance not witel it should be because of the lack of hair ? Then come and see- DORLNWI. ND S DISPLAY OF FINE HATR-GOODS at the Ratienburh House CLINTON on NEWSDAY, OCT. 319T The latest productions in Ladies Transformations. Pompadours, Self -Dressing Waves, Etc.j For Men who are Bald IIAVIl A 41 all T11I0 DORL,NWEND TOU- PEE, which represents the highest achievement in the art of hair -constructing, feather weight, lipgonio ani so natural in appearance that the closest observer could not toll it from your •own hair, DEMONS'T'RATION ON WEDNESDAY, OCT.O'i3ldlt 31st, DOREN NNEES Flea c1o01cc-.405 YONG10 ST. 'l'ORONTa.