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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-07-06, Page 8• • • • ' • * The Hot Wave As predicted the mot Wave has arrived and seems likely to stay awhile. Get a Gasoline stove and, have solid comfort. 'PM We bave •a few left at specially low prices for this week. ..---Orie Only 3 Burner High Frew.. . --One Only 2 Burner With Warming Oven. -One Only Patent Burner.. .. . - -Two Only 3 Burner . - ..... -Two Only Two --,.-One Only 2nd hand 3 Burner with Oven.... reg 816 50- for $13.00 ...reg $15 00 for $12 00 oreg $7 Bator 55.59 ...reg $0 50 for $4.75 .reg 54,00 for $3,25 -re144114.00 for $5.09 1-1.A.72,L.A.141D 331t0S. STOVES and HARDWARE , ....414.••#.41•••••411•••••••••4141N•110••••,•41.41••• MEN'S DUST COATS 1 Have you seen the new dust coat we are showing for men ? it is just the thing for these bot dusty days to protect your clothes. It is . • neat and strong, yet light and cool and no one 'who does any driving I should he without one. Specially priced at $1.25.. CHILDREN'S PATENT PUMPS • I.Having just received another big ebipment of elsileireree slippers our stock is again complete in sizes and o r assortment good.' We have ; Children's DongelaKittslippers at 25c per pair up and Children' Patent Pomps from /15c per pair up, ' SPEC;AL PRICES ON ALL LINES MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILD- REN'S SHOES. Come in and let us show you our plan and quote you p1 ices on a New , Made -to -Your -Measure Suit SMALL PLUMSTEEL. 'MORE PROFITS B ROS. BUSINESS *•••••••••••••••••••••••••••4••••••••••••••••• . . 1 ' • . , Everybody WOMEN Of critical tastes in 'dregs, he it ultra or most cet- • servative will instantly recognize the attractive feat- ures of this Store's Latest Styles. Shoes and Oxford $1.25 to $3.50. MEN Be they ever so particular al out, their attire, will find the selection of Spring and Summer Shoes ex- eeptionally easy at Tbis Great Shoe Store. Oboes and Oxfords $3.00 to $5.00. CHILDREN. Ot today are as particular concerning their shoe's, • ' as their parents are. We recognize this fact and therefore shows The Best in Ohildrens Shoes. Child rens Shoes and Oxfords 75. to $11.35 • Not iilgh Price Not Low Price Mg** • 'k • : , ,s • e Just houestIy pAced. A. pro- fit for us and if you want the goods an advantage to .you This refers to our stock of Hammocks Few things so cove and comfortable as a Hammock Good to read, rebtland sleep in. W. D. FAIR 00 OftenCheapest - Always the Best irliss McBride of Waterlbo is ?he guest of Miss Daisy Middleton. Miss. Olive Cooper is home frcan Tor- onto for the summer vacation. Rev. Dr. Stewart is .enjoying his- • holidays with his family at Breezy Bayfield. Mr. John Forbes of llueston, Texas, is the guess of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thstr Forbes of town. Mr. .and Ildrs. D. S. Cook visited at Dungannon, Nile ,and Goderich thi forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Calton of Stan- ley wens the guests Cif the latkr's cousin, Mrs. • A. Morrell, on. Mon- day, . Mr. an'd Mrs, '0. Hooper of Hewett attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Nat. Sundercockat Blyth on Tueeilay. Mia's Ward, principal of the Clinton Business Colleges left yesterday at- sornoon for her :hone in Washing- ton, Maryland. Dr. and Mrs. H. Garrett of Hamilton spent Satualay 'and- Sunday as guests of the -latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1-1, W. Cook. . • Misti Grace Shepherd returned from Lambeth where she has been teach- ing, last Week and has- gone to Ot- tan:a to speed a part of her va- : cation with her sister, M,n Komp. Miss Lizzie Ford and her brother, Master rnest, left last week for Parry So.und where they, will spend the long holidays With their uncles,: Messrs... •George . and *William Whit- tington* Mr. and Mrs. Chap. Rice and sons of Bowmanville spent the holiday in town the guests of Mt. and Mrs. • John Rice. Mr. Rice returned home on Monday but Mrs. Rice intends spending some little time in town. Mr. 11: Juror of . Hamilton, formerly of Clinton and brother of Mrs. ,S.V. J. peislay, has 'nct been enjoying good health fort some time past and the doctor having prescribed a sea voyage, 'he left last -week tor Eng, Mr. and Mrs. Bowlby and the Misses Bowlby motored over. •from Detroit on Tuesday,. to .spend 'a few :daYa wftlf R. and Mrs. J. E. Ford. at Wesley parsqne,go. Miss Beweby will probably remain for g few. weeks. • • lidr. Wm: Joni visited old friends' in Clinton and Goderieh Irma Friday until Tuesday when he returned to Hamilton. Old Fatier . time cer- tainly deals kindly 'with Mr. Jones who • really looks youngot today ss than five, yeaago. • Rev. Father Dunn and Mayor Taylor ' attended' a. church picnic at Lucan . last week, making the trip to and fro . with Chauffeer. Seeley. His • worship the Mayor acted as judge in. thedifferen't events in which there was competition. 1Virs. D. C. Bowen, who has. been visiting ae her father's, Mr. W. 3. Paisley's,. left on Friday for her home at Washington Court House, Othio. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Ruby Paisley, trained num, who .Will be her meet for a time. MiSri Agnes Chidllay sailed Iron Mont- real on Saturday, in company with Mrs. Beery and son Wilfrid and Miss Dafoe of Seafortra, for the Old • -Country. The party will be absent some Weeks, Miss Defoe will pro- bably remain longer as she, intends continuint her seadies there. Among those who spent the holilay out of town wire: Mr. Its Irwia, Plattsville ; Mrs.' John Fosters Winghain: ,Mr. and 1VIrs, W., T. O'Neil, 1:oat, Huron ; Mrs. A. Cant - ton and Miss Mabel, Toronto; Mr. 'H. E. Rorke and Master . Xenneo, Owen Sound ; Miss Carrie Shipley, %/Ingham. Miss E, J. Spark left on Monday for her home in Tavistock. Miss Spark has been in chargp of Couch et Co's millinery department for several Seasons past and during her stay in Clinton has won many friends who regret her departure. She is contemplating a trip west during the holiday, season. Dr. W19 Shipley of Calgary, Alta., has been speriditig, a brief holiday at his home nein town. He left on Tuesday for Watford and yesterday was married Miss Bachelor of that place. Dr. and Mrs. Shipley wit?' take up their residence in Cal- gary, where the former has a good medical practice. His Clinton friends t44.40.4114.46.444411444.40#414114.44441.414.44,4144011 extend congratulations. FRED. JACKSON 1111111111111115111 se41•41••••••••••••••••olli•••••••••••••••••4•••••••••••• J. la Hoover Nelson Ban 1 .143, DESIGNS i • i . demand by those. In house iurnishings are in de , -411-Mia------___LZitisx441 of artistic tastes. A visit 34261 here will disclose ii ' I : UNIQUE FURNITURE ±: THAT IS DECORATIVE I but not overly dear. Merit is what wins these (Ws, i and Ws only merit that gives us our liberal patronage I , . : MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE The cheapest spa In Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture. . 1 , i Hoover Sc „Bali. mitt ittasTiVtrail alS.IsTrsER42. RE 818 We're Off With A Great Rush . ALL SUMER GOODS MUST GO • ,,T;OS SPACE . 0011, :THE • NEXT TWO MONTHS 0tTR spring business is overand we must make room for our fall importations which arrive next month and every article of summer wear must be cleaned up and each week during the next two months you will find tremendous bargains at this store, • 50 and 75c Silica 1.90 25 Waist ends of fancy silk ,s no two alike. regular 50 and 75c values clearing at 19c per yd. - 75c and $-1 Corsets 49c 25 pairs women's corsets in long and short styles, assorted • sizes in grey,and white, regular 75c and $1.00 velum clearing at 490 each. • • Deep Cuts in Satteen Petticoats Cleaning up the balance of our black settee's' Norley and • Regal Taffeta Petticoats at the following prices : Regular $L00 for$ ,79 • II 25 .89 15') 119 '4 • 2 00 1.49 , 250 " 189 " 3.00. •2.25 250.Tan Hose 19c Ladles tam hose flat weave mercurized finish sizes 8 to 10, regular 25c, clearing at 19c pair. $2.00 Gowns for 98c 12 qnly ladies fine white cot- ton night gowns in high and low neck, embroidery and lace trim- ming, regular $2,00 clearing at 98c each. Conn early Friday for these. 25c and 35e Linen Suitings 19c. 25 pieces of new linen suit- ings in plain and fancy colorings regular 25c and 85e clearing at 19c per yd. Prints at 8c 25 pieces of good strong Can - adieu print full width and good patterns clearing at 8c yd. • White Waists 89e 15 only white Lawn Waists in the new Dingaling style size_ well assorted worth in the regul ar way $1.25 clear at 89c each. Deep Cuts in Children's Straw Hats. Out go the balance of our Childien's straw hats as follows. Regular 25c for • Regular 50c for 39c Regular 75c for 59n Regular $1.00 for 79c Regular $1.25 for 89c • Regular $1.50 for $1.25 Fancy Parasols $1.25 40 only Ladies Fancy Silk and Linen Parasols in all the popular colors and plain white+ worth up to $3.00 choice of the lot for $1.25. ' Wash Suits for Ladies • Ralf Price, If, only Ladies wash finite made of good quality linen and daintly trimmed in assorted siz- es regular 8500 for $2.60• regular f.900 for $4.59, Ladies Coats lees than Cost. Ladies Wash or Luster Coats in Linen color well tailor- ed and good style regular $7.50 for $5 50 regular $7.00 for $E.00. Peter -Pan Waists $1.48` We passed another ship- ment • of Peter -Pan Waists into' • stock for Saturday's selling, Dutch collars, daintly trimmed' with white tan and pale blue collors and cuffs, These are very new and eepecially priced for quick selling $1.48. FANCY PARASOLS We cleaned up a Manufacturers lot of Fancy Silk Parasols about two dozen in the lot, no two alike worth in theregular way $3.00 to $3.50 Saturday your choice $2,25, KAISER GLOVES We are carryinga complete stock' o • Kaiser Silk Gloves for 'omen in'all shades. Both long and short length. double tip. fingers Kaisers • guaranteed at 75c to $1.00 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 ad the:f have given our pations the very best of satisfaction prices .range from 25c to $1.00, BUTTERAND EGGS TAKEN.' AS CASH. CA.E31-1 It - „ss AFit 4011111111041.-- - £i'? • e- 4Q* 0 OS:..64111.441111, CznvroAr About People You Know. The News From Lfondesboro- Miss Dell O'Neil is honie froM, Tor- onto for the long vacation. Mrs. Harry Fitzsimons, Ontario St., will bei "At Home" after • July 26th.. Mr. and Mrs. S. hfurch and.' Min3 Vera of Seratford were Dominion Day visithar, in town, Mrs. S: S. Cooper was the guest over the week end of her sisters, ate Misses 'Hanna, Toronto. Mr. Broivn, secretary of trie Knitting COMPany, Spent Saturday and Sun- day at hie old . home in Torcato: Mr. Harry Met. retuened Satar- • day from a visit of over a (month - with friends it Toronto and else- where. Miss Kathleen East of Toronto is spending a fortnight's holiday% at hos home in Dawn. ,She was ac- companied nam .., e by Miss Susie Carling. Mr. and Wire, Geo. Rogers of Til- sonburg, former residents .of Clin- ton, were holidays visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Pat- tison. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnion and little daughter of Toronto were guests over the holiday at the par- ental home of Phe former, that of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson, Mrs. 1-larold Rayner is spending a fortnight with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. • L. Suitter at Glencoe. XVZr Raynen accompanied her down temained over the week end. Mts. T. S. Lobb and the Misses Lobb of Toronto are expected up on the 11. 0. B. excursion on Satur- day and will spend the week end Miss Mary Stevart, who. has held the position of principal of a Pro- testant school in Quebec. City for some time pant, is bone for the summer vatatiou. 'She is at the cotaw. at Hayfield. Miss Lena IThinves of Temente was Yee/ succem"til in the junior music exam, in connection with the Tor- onto Consorvatoiy of Music reeent- ly held, passing with honors. Lena's Clinton friends will be pleased to hear of her success an slid had a serious illness during the year which interfered considerably Wire her , Oldies. Miss Ida liclmes was her teacher. "Zs Clerk Campbell, Lorideaboro,, was in • town on Tuesday. Mise Gertrude Chant of Toronto is esending a fotseight!s holidays at her name in town. • . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Constantine of Zurich were. Derainion Day visitors at the home of Mrs. Chidley. Mr: T. Jackson., Sr., has teen in- disposed during the, pares week burs is improving, his friends • will be pleased eo hear. Mr. John T.' Mann and Miss Jennie Cosens of Trowbridge and Miss Govenlock of Seaforth bate bass spending a few days at Ontario St, parsonage, Miss Sippes, who has been in charge of Isinin's millinery department for the past couple of seasems, left on Saturday morning fos her home in Platteville. Mr. and Mrs, Olin Hooper, Hensall, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. ilboper, Albeet street, Tuesday, on • their way t'o Blyth to attend the funeral of Mrs. 0. Hooper's mother, Mrs. N. Sundercock. Miss Willa Ford, daughter of Rev. and Mrs, J. E. Ford, who has had a position on the teaching; staff of Durham Public school for some time, has resigned and will commence a course at Queee's University in the autumn, Me. Ed. Mole, superintend:AO of the Seaforth Electric Light plant, was in town on Monday ou his way back to duty from a visit to the parental home at Auburn to , which place he was accompanied by his wife who will remain there tor some time. ME. T. A. Walker and Miss Belle Walker visited in Clinton over the week end and on Mbnday Mrs, Walker spent a feW hours in Whistle:Z. The family have riterterous warm, friends In and about Clinton 'who are al- ways pleased With the opportueity of meeting them. Rev. J. axone left on Tuesday for Stratford, where he will occupy the pulpit of the Central • Methodist ehureh for the remainder of July. Miss Greene will follow later and th ti ,occupy the parsonage dun ing their stay in Stratford whie the pastor and his family are air Ilayfield. Born -On June 280, to Mr. and Mrs, .Chas. Holmes of Ottawa, for- merly of Londesbero, •a son. . I The many friends of Dr. and IVIra *Callum are . pleased to' see them in our midst again • after an extended vin to the Old Lead. ' • Miss Allison of Beigrave spent a few days with her. broeher, Dr. Al - lima, 'this week. ' •I Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald of Tor - "onto spent a few days with Mr, •Jas, Campbell this Week. • Mrs, Cottley of itletint Forest and daughter, Mrs. •Geo. Davidson Woodstoeli, spent a few days with relatives here. Rev. Mr. Pearcy, has disposed of his 'horse and ,has purchatiod a fine driving horse from Mr. Cartdr of Constance. Mr, W. C. Armstrong andfamily spent' Sunday with friends at Moles- woel anti other plaees. Word was received 'here of the sud- den 'death of Roberti Haggitt of De- troit the result Of coMing in eon - tact wita a live wire. IVIr. 3 Wood- man left Monday to attend the fun- eral, Mr. Pearcy, who has been visie.ng his son, Rev. W. T. Pearcy, for the past ben days, left for his home in Tomtit() on Monday. Mrs. John Spindler of LucknOW spent a few days with het parents, lker. and Mrs. Jo. Lyon. The lawn social -on Saturday 'eveit- ing in connection with the Passhy- terian church was a decided succes-i The attendance was all that could be dethed and an excellent program was given consisting of soloS by Mr. A. Cook of Goderich, Mrs. (itev.) Small of Blyth, music by the band, readings by Miss Reeb, Port Col- borne, addresses by •Rev. Mr. Oster- hout, and duets by Mt. and Mis% Robertson of Aubur.i. The reecf.pts of the evening amounted to $1'75. Mr. Wm- Radford and tantlA Of Porde with vibited With friends in. this Vioinify overt &tildes,. Mrs. Chas. Manning and Miss Nellie spent t 1st at Mitchell, Mvt. M se Brown and family spent DominionDay, at Stratford. Miss B. And' Miss Johnston anent Sundav. at line former's home here. Mr, Albert. Radford. and family spent Sundrist with Toronto friends. Waters' parent, Mr. and Mrs. Wine. Sunday evening last. don spent the holiday with Mrs. Imo/ attended divine service with, Mr. and Mrs. R. Waters of Lon- eaeir Masonic brethren ati Clinton on . Rseikis.. John Grainger spelt a fene • days with Toronto friends recently. Messrs. T. Miller, "S`impson and( ss Me. W. G. Beaton was _in the vio. iqity a few days last week. Misses L. and R. Young of lirmt- sti • ' _ .,),i foand Miss E.. Mains ot London . spent the holiday ail their hotme- here. 'It Jos. Webster of . Toronto. spent Sun- day with his parents here, Miss Fleming, who has been. assist- ing Mrs. R. Adams in her ovillinesy department, left Mbnday for het hone - in Milverton. • .•. Hulielt ToWillShiP Mrs. Nat. Sundercock died on Mob - day in the hospittal at Guelph where. she had been undeesoing treattaeat • for several weeks. For Many years Mr. and Mrs. Sundercock were rest - dents of this township only leaving, hsee a few menthe ago when, owing' to Mts. Sundercoeles declining health*, they moved to Blyth. The retirement. though frail the duties incident life on the fa.rM. did not being about, the hoped for roult and Mrs. Sun,. deecock 'Do:dually grew worse not- withstanding all 'that tho loving tare of the family and the best tri medical attendance could do for her. Mr, Sundercock sun/Ate% with their five sons and one daughter Mrs. Olin Hoopes*, Hensall ; Charles snd° William in Toronto ; RusSel in Blyth and Harvey and ll'erman who ilea ene. gaged In farming near that valline: The eiscere sympathy of bho oommun- ity goes out to the bereaved °nisi. The funeral took place to tilyblv cemetery on Tuesday. Miss Alexander of /lantiota, and Mor. Howard Snell of Clinton spent Sunday the guests of *air cousin, Mrs. 'D. Tudor of Constance. t