The Clinton News-Record, 1911-06-29, Page 8CHILDREN'S PATENT PUMPS
f Iferfacjeat reeelesel another big shipment of ebildreti'd slippers our
stook is again complete in sizes and our assortment genii. We have
Ohnliretes Malta* XidieilOPerii st frein 26e per pair up and Children'
Patent Faunas from $5e per pair up.
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINES
MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CF111.D-
REM'S SHOES, -
Conle bland let us *how you our plan and quote you pi ices on a New
Madetto-Yonr•Meesure Suit.
SMALL 1 PLIPASTEEL
PROFITS
BROS. ROSINESS
MORE
Just honestly prleed. A pro-
fit for us acid if you want the
goods an advantage to you.
This refers to our stock of
Hammocks
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Few things so cove and
comfortable as a Haran3oclr
Good to. read, creat and sleep
in.
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Our. Specials for Saturday
and the Next Week
WASHING MACHINE
We are sole agents for.the following high Grade Machine
E. -Cannon IMIl bearing-Ideal—One Minute—Volmer and Bonnie
—They -Save labour, clothes, time and wOmen—Bergers pure En-
lish Paris Green Instant death to Bugs only 30c per pound Jnst \
received a few more portable Rubber Baths Regular $0 60 for $5.00
while they Institut the thing...when you have not the room for a'
Stationary Bath-rSee the Quick meal Gasoline Stove the most per-
fect working stove in use—A good supply of Screen Doors and
'Windows and Screen Wire all -Widths don't forget, the fact that
we sell the Brantford Roofing and, our Sales are increasing every
month, one of the best reasons to judge quality,—Garden Rose
Nozzles and Sprayers, our Extra special
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2 ONLYAIR PRESSURE RPRAYING AIA.CHINES reg $6.50 for
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SPRAYERS for 59c reg, . . ... .. . . . .40e
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WOMEN
Of critical tastes in dress, be it ultra or most con-
seevative will instantly recognize the attractive feat-
ures of this Store's Latest Styles. Shoes and Oxford
$1254,$350
• , MEN, • ,
Jie they ever so particular about their attire, will
find the selection of Spring and Summer Shoes ex-
ceptionally easy at This Greet. Shoe Store, Shoe
and Oxfords*3.00 to *5.00.
CHILDREN
or today are as particular concerning their shoes,
as their parents are. TWe recognize this fact. and '
therefore shows The Best in Childrens Shoes. Child -
rent Shoes and Oxfords 75. to *1-35 •
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DESIGNS
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In house furnishings
--orriftr--1,11 are in demand by those
of artistic tastes. A visit
L., here will disclose
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tTNIQPIE FURNITURE
TEAT ISDECORATIVE
Ibut not overly dear. Merit is what wins these days, I*
and. it's only ;merit that gives us out liberal patrbnage ,
MERIT IN PURNITLJRE MERIT IN PRICE
Th� cheapest spot In uttroti County to buy an laid* Of furniture. ,
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Mr. C. H. Holland is presiding ,at
the EirtVanee examinatim ail Brus-
sels.
Mrs- Bennett of Blyth WAR ihO pea
on Ffiday last of hex Sistsr, Mrs.
W. Eing.
Mrs. M. Y. McLean of Seaforth was
the guest over Sunday. ,ef Mrs.
John Cuninghante.
Mrs. Jas. Fair is spending a couple
• of weeks ,the guest .ot her sister,
Miss. Dewer of St 'Mary's'.
M. J. E. Ileery, Principal of the
Tara Public wheel, Is in -town and
and will spead parS of his holidays
• here, ••
•Mr, A, F. Johns, principal of the
Rocirwood Public school, testi-
eating at the homestead hi 'reciter.
.smith. •
•
Miss Ma.W.,olle Gilkinson, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. S.
Downs,, lett on Saturday for her
home in Chicago, •
Misses Susie and Roxy Powell and An-
na and 13essie Watt Spent Sunday, at
• the home of the frfroser's brother;
Mr, W. Poweli, Carlow. •
Mr. andMrs, Isaac Barr are moving
in froni the Base Line this weak,
• itiftl will occupy one- of Miss Hind's
cottages on Rahtenbury ,street.
Mr. Wm. Steep .of •Goderiele. wbo
came down to attend arae funeral of
his uncle, the -late Wm. Colclough,
on Friday last, was while in town,
. tie , past of his COUS:11, Mr. David
•'Stoop. •
The tollowng from 'town attended the
Comer votive cenveation in Cuderich
on Monday : .S. Davis, R. J. (left
W. J. Mitchell, T. D. JOhnson, 13
Beacom, D. and P. Cantelon, D. N
Watson
hiss Winnie Walton who hasbeen
residing at the home of Mrs. WM.
' Jackgen, for the past twelve months
left this morning for Huntsville,
Muskoka., where she spend :the
summer.. •
Fred. Steve.iSon, after a visit
.-with hi parenfet, Mr. and Mrs. John)
Stevenson, has gone to lake Gen-
eva, • Wis., to. attend , a Training
School for physical. directors of the
Rev, W. J. Jolliffe of Luelnovi was
in town for :.a few ileum on Tnesdav
morning 'greeting old friands, of
whom lie has ninny) in Clinton, Mr.
Jolliffe and family remove this week
to Bolton, their hew field of labor.
Mal. Ed. Ball and her little dnugh-
' ter Hazel, Dotroilt; arrived . last
week and are guests of her brother,
Mr. Fred, Hayward. Their mother,
Mrs. A. 11a/ward, their many friends
will regret to hear, is critically ill.
Mr. Edafn • G. Matthews, principal. of
Listowel Business College, accom-
panied • by his bade (nee • Maud
Oliver, •also • of • Lietowel) visited
Mr, and- Mrs. W. S. Downs over
&friday: They will 'also spend • six
'Weeks in Rochester, N.Y., hefere
settling itt their new 'home in Lis-
towel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Egg, ltis Ed-
ith and Master Norman ot Montreal
are guebts at the Evergreens, Heron
Road, residence of Mr. and Mrs.
• John Holmes. The family' come up
every summer to •enjoy. for a' /tine
Huron's benzek. Mr. Egg is the
exceediligly • genial lzayelling repre-
Sentativo of the Canadian CenturY
. and in his itinerary of several years
• bas.rnade walla pea -meal friendships
wherever he goes.
Mr, T. A. Greg returned oa Monday.
• from a visiv to his old home town-
ship, Pickering, hi Ontario comity,
where were held last Week ceritenary
celebrations of tie first settlement,
of the township. The, celebrations
centred around the village of Droug,-
ham and lasted through the week.
It was estimated that over Ilve
ithousand visitors attended the fest-
ivities. Mr. Greig thOrOlighlY
lOrea hinmelf and renewed bit youth
in the *meting with rnanY boyhood,
friends.
Mrs. Anna Ross, formerly of Clinton,
and well known All over the Doman -
ion by reason of her activity in
church work, is moving to Calor.
Ida, where She will probably( take
up ber permanent residettee. For
the lett couple of years she has
been living irt Alberta, but • the
elbnate is too rigorous tot some
members of the family, and a lady
friend in California is said iro
Offered irresistible induct:men:in to
het hetiee e losating there. tier
youngest daughter, Miss Jean, wan
married hi Rochester last week.
Our stook et Children** Wash baits and Dresses is now complete. Little girls dresses of print and pie
newest styles and beautifully made from 'Mc up to $3.00. Little boys wash suits all colors and sizes from 76e u
CHILDIREN'S STRAW AND LINEN HATS
to $1.60,
We are showing a splendid range of children's straw and linen hats in the very newest shapes from gise up
311114141NERY FLOWINRS AT 1.00 41. BUNCH
Saturday we give you your choice of our Millinery Flowers worth in the regular way from 25c up to $1.0
Saturday 10c each.
Another Shipment of • -aists.
Just,IlecoiVett Diiitaliq:aild: .,?et.Or Par Styles •
Iva have just passed • into -stock another shipment of white Lawn white Mult
and Linen Waists in the very newest designs. The new Dingaling is going to be a very*
popular style this season with Peter Pan Waists a close second. Ask to see these two styles as
purchaser or not.
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.WAISTS
The New Dingaling Waist is the very newest
style for summer wear. Made of fine white cam-
bric ; tailored effects ; laundered collar and ctifts.
Especially priced for ' • (b 1 ell
Saturday•• tp 11- • NE.,
1 PETElt-PAN WAISTS
' $1.48 ..
We passed another shipment of Peter -Pan
Waists into stock for Saturday's selling. Dutch .
. s collars, daintily trimmed with white tan and pale
blue collars and cuffs. These are very new and
eesly pecialpriced for, quick $1. 48
.; slling
FANCY PARASOLS
We cleaned up -a Mainufacturers
of Fancy Silk Parasols about . two
dozen in the lot, no two alike
worth in the regular way $3.00 to
$3,50 Saturday your choice $2.25.,
KAISER GLOVES
We are carrying a complete stock
of Kaiser Silk Gloves for women
in all shades. Both long and short
length double tip 'fingers Kaisers
guaranteed at 75c to $1.00
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LOVES GLOVES
Our stock of Loves Gloves is now
complete in both silk and Lisle
in black and colors. For the past
three seasons we have had the
agency of Loves -Gloves and the ,r
have.given out pations the very
best of satisfaction prices range
from 25c to $1.00,
BUTTER AND'EGGS ,TAKEN ASCA.Sti.
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Personals.
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Master Andrew Steep is laid u' 'wish
a severe sore throat
Miss Carrie Copp of GOcierioh. was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. David
Steep on Saturday last,
Miss Kate Ford of the teaching stlft,
of • Alma Ladies' College, St Thom-
as, is home for the summer vaca-
tion. • . ••' 4,
Mrs. Pollard and • IViise A, Reynolds
of New York City have been guests
of Mrs. James Flynn the' past
week:
Mr. and Mao., Louis. Trowse af Wood -
'stock are expected lo spend the
holiday in town the guests of the
formerts nretber.
Mre, Lester Scott of Toronto, daugh-
ter of Mt. Stewart Plimenier, left
on Tuesday on a visit to relatives
in. the Canadian west). She expects
to be away a month at least,
Mr. W. Poster of liespeler is spend-
• ing a sh11 'time ae his home in
town, that of Mr. John Poster. A
fortnight ago he had: that misfortune
to have his foot injured and being
•unable to •work tis improving the
• time by visiting his reiati-ves.. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maltby of
Braniption, who weree'rearried on
the • 22nd inst., . are now enjoying
their toneynoen with friends in these
parts 'and spent Wan Saturday to
• Monday with Mn. and Mr9. J. J.
McCaughey. The bride (nee Ida
• Mabel Coates) will be well remem-
bered by many in Clinton as she
"kilted ,here on many otcasions.
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'COdelich Township
Mr. James Thompson of the • Tor-
onto Police Pewee has returned to
duty after a ten -days vacation at the
old hordeatead • on, the Bayfield Line.
11, is four years Binh() Jim joined the
Force and it is indeed a pleasure for
his ad friends to learn from another
source that he is doing fine and is
well up in the line of prettotion. Mr.
Ben. Anderson, tie°. has been home.
Like Jim he invariably, make for fao
old farm. when he st,eto any sort of
holiday. Ben has served on the li"oree
for eleven years and has been doing
detective duty. Tho latch siving
ways bang; out for ehe boys and ib
tbsy could abide With Uli longer, we
would be alt the better pleased. C
Of,
. LonclOn Road •• ' The Nemrs.From Liondesboro
Mr. Philip Rowcliffe raked his
,stable on Tuesday.
• Miss Emma Levis of Clinton spent
Sunday the guest of Miss Pearl WiSO.
Miss Ruby Wise .Ni:sited with God-
ertch township friends last week.
Mrand nil. G. W. Laytonspent
Suhday in Seaforth the guests • of
frieads.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner have
now become coinfortably settled • •
on
the tam lately purchased by • Mr.
Turner from Mr. II. Otidmore. • The
many friends • of the young couple
Wish them long life and good fortune.
Statute labor has been the ordee of
the day in this locality. The? Tuck-
ersmith stone elasher started work
in J. Alleres pit on Tuesday,
The 'Municipal Telephone System' are
putting in longer cross arms and in-
tend sunning twee extra circuit's in-
to Clinton cential. •
'A large number of people • from
this vicinity iokI in the football
match between Soaforth and Bruce -
at the latter place. on:Monday.
e
Constanc
MAL John Britton is visiting , her
brother, Mr. Thos. Fowler of near
Miss Stella Clark is writing On her
entrance exam. this week in Sea-
,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley, Mrs,
• Geo, Brown and Mrs. 'Henry Col-
clotigh and sort Robert, attended ilhe
funeral of ..tho late Mr. Wen. 'Col-
• clough. neat Hoinieseille last week.
The Sunday school picnic was held
Mr, MdMiehears got.% on Thursday
laSt and was a decided, success. The
Clinton CitiZeit's Band was in attend-
ance and added much to the pleasure
of the oecasion..
Miss Maggie Macdonakl spent Caro -
nation Day in London aftettrarde p
ing on to SO. Thomas to visit her
sister.
The Constance C. O. A. Matt:Medi
divine torvite at Burns" chureh
on Sunday evening It when rtev.1
W. T. Pearcy preached a Oacial, ser-
e to them
Mr. ItObt. Clarke was in Goderieli
on Undo, attendim the Cenvervative
onvention.
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Mrs. (Rev.) W: T. Prey was cal -1 On Saturday' of this. week,
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led • to her home in Port Colborne I ion Day-, the PresbytAnian Sunday -
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last week owing to the death of her
grandmother. She returned Monday,
accompanied by • her Eister, Miss
Ethel Reeb, who intends visitng here
for a time: '-
Mr. and Mrs. N. 'Brunsdon and Miss
Verna of Rudiard, Mich., who have
been visiting *relatives in -this ViOhl-
ity, left Tuesday • morning .for tem
Soo going from. Sarnia by boat.
• Mr. and Mrs: R. Adams' spent Sun-
day' with Seaforth friends.
Mr. Wm. Riley disposed of one of
Its horses this week,
Misstel L. and O. Brigham an,-) spend-
.
ing the holidays at their home here.
Rev. and Mrs. Osterhout ateended
the wedding of Miss E. Mills of
Blytt to Rev. W. Clydesdale, on
Wedneniay of this week. " . longer stay. ,
school will hold their annual • 'straw-
berry festival at the 1.mho f Fred
Johnston. The Clintm •CitiLens band
and 'other talent, will supply enter-
tainment fax the avenin
A baseball match on Saturday is
expected to be - played between tie
home team and an 'outside team. .
A number f roil), S. S. Na. 8 are
writing on their entrance at Blytb
this week.
Miss M. Bregden is spending a few'
days with Mrs. J. E. Robertson of'
" Mr. and Mrs. Pearcy of Toronto,
parents of Rev. W, T. Pearcy, have
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been guests at the manta, Mr. Pearcy
has returned to Toronto but •Mrs,
Pearcy intends making a somewhat.
Hullett Happenings. • •
• Mr. Laurence Gross, a • theological
student of the Naperville College, Ill.
is spending' his vacation here.
• • Mr. John Dam'attli continues very
weak but is fighting bravely for his
old time vigor. •••
-Mrs. Bitner of Coluntblaville, itch.
is at present visithig Merida in tits
vicinity. •
Mr. Wm. Patterson had a very
suecessful barn -raising • on Tuesday
last. The barn is 32x70 and will have
the modern convenietices.
A huniber of ,farmers starirld cute
hay this week.
Milton Plunkett of bee Blyth Putho
sehool is spending this week ati home
and will ieturn nerb wk write
on the Departmental Fame.
Mr. and Mrs. John ThranOtofl and.
family visited, a few days ago with
Wawahosh blends.
At this time of the year some fttv-,
mers can scarcely keep busy. Occas -
globally one neighbor, for the sake of
somffithing to do, wilt dtese another
neighbor's cows to the pound a fevt
miles away. After the cows have
been rincued and considerable bluffing
has passed .between the twoneighbors
theyi vow future vengeance and go
home exhaustA with needless toil..
The following am wife:mg those fro= - •
Ithis township who attended the Con- '.
rervative Convelition • in Cl'oderich
Monday : Reynolds, W. Mor-
n:son, James Brown, rtobert.
McMichael, H. Cooper, O. Ituddell,c
A. W. BOACOMt and John, Wel. -•
Messrs, Joe and Ferise Boyle of St.
Augustine visited Sunday afternoon at,
Mr. and Mrs. John Shanna,hatt's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor enterta.im
ed a few of their friends ot Tus3de,y
evening
• Chaelee Shanahan and
Sundayed itt Goderich.
Mr. Parnell Make visited Detroit,
recently.
Mr. ThOttilS Tighe lost a valuable:,
colt last week.•
Messrs. James brown and William.
Morrison and Miss Kathleen glitgler
vin'ted in Godeelch on. blieridaY.
• GibderiCh
Miss Watson, teacher 01 the pktblio.
school at LintitiaY) has been apPoint"'
ed teacher at the' Ceniktd school ink
place of Miss Dunlop Who has
signed,
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