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The Clinton News Record, 1916-11-23, Page 88 Clinton News -Record November 23rd, 119/6 Prepare for Winter! WE HAVE THE GOODS. Brantford Roofing Roofing Paint Tarred and Plain Building Paper Beaver Board . Sherwin-Williams Paints Glass and Putty Cow Chains and Horse Clippers A Big Assortment of Stoves and Ranges Stove Boards, Stove Pipes and Elbows Perfection Oil Heaters—just the thing for chilly mornings and evenings, Mitts and Gloves Galme. Arland s. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIE5. .202C1X502:0Tfe Rubbers! Rubbers! Rubbers! Are you -getting the very best that money can buy in Rubber Footwear? Are you buying' these Rnbbers at the lowest possible prices ? T. Give us a call for your next pair. We handle only the best and sell them at the lowest prices possible for high-grade goods Smallofits piumsteel Pr AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, elliZennatiliglaMMEMPIMMICOMMEr 00110.emmi•Mlni••••• Anelfle1111. FOS• NEW IDEA PATTERNS B 111" '°usiness ••11.1,01MIIMONM•l. nin1111•110111111111Mion Shoe Cost ! Everybody is aware that there has been a universal increase in the price of SHOES 111 The advance in the cost of Leather and of everlvthing else that enters into the construction of Shoes has compelled manufacturers to advance their Prices—it could not be avoided, However ! Please remember that this Store of Good Shoes will continue to give its Patrons the very limit of Shoe Val- ues for their money, anis still says— TI-IS BEST OF' SITOES AT ANY STATED PRICE, FRED. JACKSON A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to -the room. It has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We have at Brussels, Axminst ecu, Wil - present an excellent show- s I ing of fine rugs including We would he most pleased , o tons, etc., that we have priced at attractive prices. to show them to you. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. . 28 .nZtiff Phone Itfgazb 28 The Newssitecord Fo Neal, Well Executed Job Work. Use .Cotus .Cawq 'Stationery for all your social corres- pondence.Wijile moderately •priced, it is of a quality that 01 delights botit sender and receiver. A' rqui. Paper Envelopes Lff; ! '94 Invitations 6.e. Weit6e temileis geroiriv• 9 Correspondence Cards Initialled Stationery Gentlemen's Club Note and Envelopes W. D. FAIR CO. Of ten the Cheapest— Always the Best. Ii r. T. Cottle is taking in the Hor- ticultural Show in. Toronto this week. Mrs. W. D. Fair is in Toronto this week; attending the Horticultural AloW. Miss MacRae and Mrs. Stewart' of myth visited Mrs, W. Cavter this. Week. Mrs. Soitley of Niagara is spending a few weeks as the guest of her mo- ther, Mrs. Wigginton. Bishop Williams was while in town over the week -end a guest of Rev. .7. A. and Mrs. Robinson at the rectory. Mrs. .Jos. Emmerson and Me IL Stewart and tiwo children of Ber- vie are visiting their cousin, Mrs: R. J. Cleft Miss Kathleen Crandle, manager of Couch & Co's millinery department, spent a few days in London during the past week. • Mr. C. F. Bell of Stratford, former - of the G.T.R. here, spent the week -end. v,ith his wife, who has not yet re),Joved from Clinton, Mrs, 70. M. McLean of London left last week to loin, her husband, Ma- jor E. M. McLean, Who has been in 'England for several weeks past. Mr. Jacob Taylor who has been in town attending 'to his many busi- ness interests here for the past week Or so, returned to Toronto yester- terday afternoon. Messrs. G. B. Harris and J. Brown returned on Saturday from Trout Lake, where they had been on a hunting expedition, and brought with them a fine deer. Mr J. Cuninghame went to Toronto on Saturday and is taking in the Horticultural Show there this week; He will also visit in Peterborough before returning. Corp. L. D. Arnold of the Canadian Mounted Rifles is' here for a few days recruiting for his regiment, which lacks 250 men to complete the unit. 'Hi's headquarters are at Hotel Normandie. Mr. Arthur MacRae of DeWitt is visiting his 'mother and sisters in town this week. He returns home tomorrow and will be accompanied by his mother, who will visit for a time in the City of Straits, where 'two of her sons are located.' Mts. W. E. Moody, after .a six weeks visit at the parental home in town, that of Mr. and Mrs. H. 13. Chant, left yesterday afternoon for lager - :soil, ,where her beshand, Lient, Floody, •is stationed for the pre- sent. Lieut. Alex, C. Bowles, son of Mrs. I. R. Bowles of Toronto and cou- sin of the Messrs. Steep of (Jlin - ton, has recently' been awarded the Military Cross tor saving the' lines during a counter attack and break- ing up a Berinan battalion. Pte. Douglas Goodwin, younger son of Mr. A. Goodwin •it former resident of Clinton,, is another of Clinton's' old boys who is doing his bit for the Empire. Mc,' I member. `of 'the 152fid Battalion, which reached England a few weeks ago, and is probablp at the front by. this time. London. Road Mr. Byern Rowelifte was' in 7,ondon yesterdays attending the funeral of his brother, George, who died as the result Of injuries received some mon- ths ago from a fall from a building he' was constructing. Mrs. Geo. Stanbury of Craton is visiting bey (laughter, Sirs, W. Fat - coney. Rev. W. Moulton of Clinton attn. ded the meeting of the League ca Tuesday evening, assisting with the program. His add roes on the sub- ject of 'Tams" was most interesting and he also gave a- couple 'of read- ings. "411111101111111111111111011111110 11:11, • rsets 0 k , No ONLY HERE CAN YOU GET SUCH CORSETS AT OLD PRICES Oo account of the constant rise in the cost of all materiels and labor, it became necessary for the manufacturers of 1). & A, Corsets to advance their prices. They thought that the wearers of their product would prefer them to do this with the understanding that the high standard of the Le Dive and D. & A. Corsets is to be maintained. From time to time they have issued price lists showing the advance on their many styles. The price list taking effect Oct. 25th was an enormous advance, only to be followed by another sharp advance on Nov. 1st. In order to enable everyone who wish to secure a pair of the above mentioned corsets at the old price, we offer them for sale from now until Saturday night, Dec. 2nd, provided our stock lasts that long, THE D. & A. CORSET is stayed at the vital points in such a way that the shapely lines of your gown are accentuated and retained. At the same time this corset is so pliable and easy that absolute freedom of movement is assured. It lends a youthful grace and elegance to the figure. THE WEARER OF A D. Es' A. CORSET IS ALWAYS DISTINGUISHED BY HER POISE AND ELEGANCE OF FIGURE. Not one woman in ten thousand can really have a "figure" without a corset, D, & A. Corsets furnish the actual support nec- essary to every lady. A few light strips of the peerless D. & boning give as much control of the figure lines as the stiff, heavy cramping corsets of former years. Whatever the design, style or price of the D, Sr, A. Corset you buy, it is the best value, best fit and quality for the money. We illustrate two styles of D. & A. Corsets --there are many— and,' whatever your physical type, you will find a "D. cL A," to please" you.i A Corset that will keep its shape and beau- tify_yours. "Will not breb,k, or rust, or tear, D, & A. Corsets made for wear" BUY THEN" ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 2nd, at , Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings Phone 67. , Next Royal Bank, vapanamialoom•Mid. .1111110111010•1•1111MMINIMMOYMMI•IMII, w Men's Store Custom Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103, Opposite Public Library, Bluth Mrs. E. Crap leftlast week for Detroit where she intends making her home in future. Miss Little, who has been conduct- ing a millinery store here for some years, has decided to return to Tor- onto shortly, .Mrs. A. B. Carr is spending a few weeks in Toronto. Miss M. McTavish has gone to the west to pay a lengthy visit to her nieces, Mr, Blau. 'Herrington, returned last week Irons a deer hunting expedition td the Parry Sound District, A gluons was cast over the town oh 'W:eduesday of last week when the sad news was passed around that Councillor 'Joseph Carter had died at his home during the night. He was in his usual health the previous day and was up town during the evening returning home about eight o'clock, ShOrtly after going to bed at Mime o'clock, he awoke his wife, stating that he had a severe pain in his head. She telephoned for her brother, .and also for a doctor, but as Mr. Carter had had a streke, he was past med- ical aid; and died at nine o'clock In the morning, In the death ol Mr. Carter Blyth loses one of its best cieizens• : one whim has always had the interests of the town at heart. For the past two years he had not been as active as formerly on account of failing health. He was born in Tuckersioith town- ship, in the year 1,550 and in 1870 cause to Blyth, where he followed contracting and building for a num- ber of years, mutt] he began work on the invention of a boiler cleaner, which resulted successfully. His in- vention is used on a great many of the boilers in Ontario and the Halt- ed StateS. While a resident of Blyth lie had always taken an interest in munici- pal aitaire, having sat in cesium both as reeve and councillor for over thirty years, being a member of the board at -the, time of his death. It was while be was reeve' that the ce- ment sidewalks were put on. the streets. lie supervised the work. Anything that Mr. Carter looked al- ter was sure to be welledone. Ile was bound to see that contracts were ed up to. Mr. Carter was a member. of St, Andrew'Church, and in pol- ities a Conservative. Wingham• Dr. F. M. Deans of Preston has tak- en over the dental practise of Dr. G. IL Ross, who MIS Mined the. over- seas' forces and is with his battaliMs in London. Mr. Sherry of Belleville has been spending' a few days in town. Mrs, patterson of Chicago has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W., CF:' Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Won Filikerell of Lea- mington have been renewing old fri- endships in and about Wingliam, Mrs. R. T. Kemp of Listowel has been 'visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Currie. ••••••s•O•11.- Lindesboro. -Mrs. Lasham still continues very low. Miss 13. Taylor of Toronto has come to wait upon her, Mr. and Mrs. John Brigham of the Boundary Line were guests this week at the home of Mr. T. Millar. Mrs. R. J. McGee and son Harvey of Auburn spent Sunday with the former's sister, Mrs. D. Geddes. Mrs. Sturdy of Auburn is speeding a few weeks with her sister, Sirs. It Geddes. The members of the Red Cross So- ciety intend having -a ten cent social on the evening of December 8th. It Ls, to be in the Fenn of a social ev- ening. They are preparing a good Program and at the close will serve luneh.• The concert held last Friday night ender the auspices of the Red Cross was a great success. Although the weather was- n't just what we would have liked most. The ball was well filled and the proceeds amounted to over forty- six dollars. The Auburn Dramatic Club gave the entire program, and after it was over they were invited down to Mrs. Geddes' and were ser- ved lunch in her dimming room, Rev. C. C. Baine exchanged pulpits with Rev. .7. E. Ford of Goderieh on Sunday last, Mr. • Ford taking mis- sionary services •Sere and at Con- stance. Mr. Mal Mrs. john Cartwright en- tell:allied, a few of their friends on Monday °rename'. Mr. Robert Scott had the misfor- tune to MU horn an apple tree one day last week, hurting las shoulder. Mrs. Themes Sampson and Miss EEO and Master Fred are visiting friends is Mount Forest. * Mrs. Simon Crawford waS its Clin- ton this week, For Missions Mr. F. G. Itassard of Toronto preaches in Wesley church on Sunday morning next and in Ontario *street church in the evening, in the, interests Of miSSIOISS. All Trades Needed Recruits are being enlisted in 911- ron county for tee Army Service Corp, Engineers, Artillery, Mounted Rifles, Ammunition Column, and Mo- tor Ct7clists. These are very attrac- tive branches of the service and aIm- peal -to men who do not- care for the Infantry. Men of the different fitades arc needed by the Army Ser- vice Corps arid Engineers. Men are also, wanted for the 211sii High.land- ors to bring this battalion u'i to strength, Pull information and traesportation will be given recruits by applying to Lieut, A. .7', Grigg, Recruiting Of- fice, Clinton. AMIIMIZI•111191i Goclerich Township School report of S.;4. No, 10 for the month of October, names in or- der of merit :---Sr, 11,11—Edward lint - timings Jack Pegh. Jr. 4th—William North, Viola Hutchings, Frederick 101Isvood, Sr. ard—Bert North, Har- ley Pugh, Stewart Middleton. Jr. 3rd -,Mary Stewart, Carl Pugh, Edward Lindsay. Mid. 2nd—Shirley Deacons. Jr. 2nd—Charles Groves, George Groves, Randal Cole, William Hutch- ings, Marion Lindsay, Lewis Ellwood 1st Class—Flossie Lindsay, Marion lVfiddleton. Primer — Kenneth Whit- more, Reta Beacom, Muriel Rathwell, Edith Middleton, Joan Groves, Doro- thy Rathwell, Number on rol, 20. Average attendance.— Al, Culbert, Teacher, lloifie-Made Stove Pipes Also a few second-hand. Stoves, in good repair for sale. Agents for 111cClary's Famous. Sunshine Furnaces. Call or phone for prices. Estimates cheerfully given, BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers: Phone L LEAVE TO110111 1J11011 STATION 10.4 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesdal, Friday Far Parry Sound, Sudbury, Port Arthur, • Fort William, Winnipeg, Breadoa, Regina, Saskatoon.' Calgary, North Battleford, • Edmonton, Vancouver, dr Piscine °cast points Tickets and Berth Reservations fro A, T. Cooper, G.N.W. Agent, (lin- , ton, or write to R. L. Fairbairn, Ge nem) Passenger Agent,. 08 King Si., L. Toronto, Ont. • Cleani smokeless and odorless oven means perfect cooking and baking. This is assured by ventilation and the nickel -coated non -rust steel lining in M r coat ydora *ye It won't be hard re decide what range you want in yout kitchen after X show you the Pandora s special, features.. BY HARLAND BROS.