The Clinton News Record, 1915-07-08, Page 9Clinton News-Recod'
July 8t 191,x:;
Onr .Prescat Specials
WE HAVE A 00oD SUPPLY
Scythe, Spathe, Hay Forks, Hay Fork Rope, Pulleys, Turnip floes,
Beet Hoes, Screen Doors and Windows, Galvanized and Tin Watering
Pots, Garden Hose, Garden Sprayers. Perfection 011 Stoves, Small Oil
Stoves $1,50 and $1,75, Plower Bed Border, Lawn Trimmers, Sherwin-
Williams' Paints, Pure White Lead andLinseed 011, Berger's Pure Par-
is Green and Motor Supplies, Gasoline 18e. per gallon. Coal Oil 15e. per
gallon. a few 40 gallon heavy Galvanized Tanks at $6.00, 40 gallons of
Oil at 14c 40 gallons Gasoline at 17e. See the DeLaval Cream Separ-
ator at our store.
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, - HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES..
Special Values
In Searce Goods.
Table Linen Specials—Scarcely any line pertaining
to the Dry Goods trade has been more affected by the'
present war conditions than Linens. Linens are
scarce and Linens are fast becoming very expensive.
At the present time however we are fortunate enough
to have a good stock of popular priced Linens, all at
the old values. See our special Linens at 85e, 50c,
75c and $1.00.
LADIES WHITE WARE—Never before has our showing of La-
dies' Whitewear been larger or values better than at the present time,
Ladies' Gowns from 50c. up.
• Ladies' Oorset Covers 25e. and 50e,
Ladies' Drawers 25e, 35c, and 50e.
Ladies' Skirts 50c, up.
Ladies' Combinations, Princess Slips, Etc.
Try us for Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Etc,
Plumsteel Bros.
ISmall Profits — More Business
PLAY SHOES f
and
BAREFOOT SANDALS.
We've a tine.. showing of Barefoot Sandals and Play
Shoes for the little feet to wear during the hot summer
months. They are not expensive and the comfort to
the child is great.
Soft Tan Leather or Canvas, Soit Soles of Leather
or Rubber Soles, a complete line of all sizes, 50c, 85c,
$1.00, $1.25,
Fit out the little feet with these comfortable Play
Shoes and let them enjoy themselves all summer,
FRED. JACKSON
The Good Shoes Store.
Exceptional Offerings
in. Furniture.
During the quiet times caused by the war the furniture
manufaetnrershave been giving some big discounts on fur-
niture. We breve been able to take advantage ot these dis-
counts to stock our store with some of the best Values we
have ever offered and we invite those who contemplate
buying furniture to come in and inspect, our stock andget
our prices before buying elsewhere.
Bali St Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS anti .UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
N. BALL .Phone 110, J, A. ATEINSON, [Phone 186
1
Blouse with Jabots
Jumper and Suspender Skirts
Draped, Gathered and Tucked Skirts
Sleevesin Mitten sad Leg -o' -Mutton Style
These are new styles, and with many
other up-to-date features are shown in the
Standard Fashion- Sheet
for June
A free copy awaits you at our Standard Pattern
Department
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best.
err',
slh d y SIU,.
Mr. W. Jackson was in London on
Friday.
Mr. Nixon Welsh is home from Toron-
to for the summer vacation.
Major Bance has been up from Len -
don for a few days this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) Cunningham of Toronto
is visiting her mother, Mrs, I-Iessian.
Miss Edna Lavis has returned from
I-Ieatheole for the sunnier vaca-
tion.
Mr. John Cantelon of the • Molsons
'Bank staff, Norwich, is holidaying
at his Home in town.
Miss Olive Harland of 'Toronto is
holidaying at the home of Mr. W.
S TIarriand of town.
Miss •Ross Levis, who has been in
Seatorth during the millinery seas-
on, lras returned home,
Mrs.. W. R. Stanley of Lucan was a
guest over Dominion Day at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Maguire.
Mr, D. S, C:luff, who has beery in the
west for some months, has been
spending the past week with his
family in town.
Dr. and Mrs.
and little daugh-
ter
aug-ter of Mitchell were guests 'over the
holiday with the foriner's sister,
Mrs. F. A. Axon,
Mrs. John 1!. McEwen and her
daughter Grace_ofStanley .spent
Sunday with her parents, A'Ir. and
Mrs. Geo, Stanbury.
Mr. Eddie Miller of tlo mechanical
staff' of the Listowel Standard spent
Thursday and Friday last with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mill-
er.
Mr, and Mrs, I. Barr and Miss Dora
left on Monday for the old home-
stead on the '12th of IIullett.where
they will rusticate for a couple of
months,
Mr, A. Blackwell and two children
of Woodstock came up for the
holiday, spending most, of the tine
at the home of Mrs. Win. Col -
(dough, Goderich township.
Miss Mary Carbert returned hone
last week from Merlin where she
had been teaching for the past
term. Phons]e is feeling somewhat
happier since the holidays started.
Mrs. Mary Cantelon returned from
Streetsville this week' after a stay
of some weeks. She, was accompan-
ied by her bro;,rcr-in-law, Mr. S.
Cantelon, who is remaining for a
little visit.
Miss Mary McKinnon of Caledonia
was a guest at the home of Me,
and Mrs. W. T. C.'Ne]i over the
week -end, going on to Godertclr to
attend the Presbyterian Stunprer
school now in session there.
Miss Edna Jackson of Buffalo: is
spending a vacation at the parental
home in town, "that of Mr. and
Mrs, Isaac Jackson. Sire was ac-
companied by Miss Edith Smith,
who retbrned to Buffalo Monday,
Mr. N. A Phoenix came up from
Ifanrilton last Week And on his
reteirtr on Friday was accompanied
b1i his wife and babe who have been
spending the past few weeks ani
guests of the lady's parents," Mr,
and Mrs: R. J. Oluff.
Mrs, W. S. Downs and children accom-
panied by their guests, Mr. and
.Mrs. Geo•. Fennell and little dough -
ter Bernice of Cobalt, and 'Mrs, E.
Gilkinson and daughter, Miss. Mar-
iorie of 'Chicago, visited with
friends at Clifford over Dominion
Day. •
Mrs. McKay, of Los Angeles, Ca];,
arrived last week on a visit to her
Sisters, Mrs, Watt and the Misses
Thompson of town and Mrs. Hamil-
ton of Iirillett township. Tho sis-
ters had a happy reunion ', at the
home of the Misses Thompson one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Plumsteel and
family left on.'1`uesday on a visit
to the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.. G. W. Hill of • Oxbow, Sask.
Mrs. John Gibblngs Left the same
day to, visit friendh at Virden,
Man., and Mrs. Nott of town and
Mrs. 'Crich, of Tuckersmith," for Ed-
monton. They were all ticketed
through by Agent W. Jackson of
the C.P.R.
mai Apparel for
l� S Children.
With the return of the sumHier months comes the question,of summer clothes. It is the natural desire
of every woman and girl ,to be dressed as attractively and is well as her means will ,permit, Especially so in, the
summer when light, dainty and pretty dresses may be bought at very low prices,
For Afternoons and 'Dress" Occasions
see our splendid display of plain -and figured Silks,' Crepes,i
and patterns,which � � Voiles, Organdies, .Etc., in all the leading spaces
v have been chosen with special care.and forethought to please and meet, the needs of our Gusto
taus, , with prices that are sure to satisfy,
The Ever -Growing -in -Popularity Middy,
More than ever this summer we see Middies an'd Middy Suits in the foreground, Our range of material
used for these suits is complete, including Indianhead, Duck, Repp, White Corduroy, Shantung, Etc..
Fancy Parasols and Sunshades
to add the finishing touch to dainty summer. attire. Fashions in parasols change, as in everything else. We have
them in all the latest fashions, in Alum and colors.
Summer Underwear
'= 'Fr. Our stock of summer underwear is More complete than ever before, Plain and lace -trimmed Princess
Slips, Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers, Drawers and Combinations, in the latest+envelope style,inn cotton
crepe and nainsook,
In the Children's Department
CHILDREN'S DRESSES CHILDREN'S fiIDDJES
We have just received a shiprnent of these dresses
for little ones. ! Light, cool and easily laundered in
in plain, figured.and checked materials at exceptional-
ly low prices.
Just the thing for hot weather wear. White 13n-
dianhead and Duck trimmed with red, white- and
blue collars with ties to match.
Children's Parasols
Children like to intimate grown-ups and nothing pleases the little tots batter than to finish their summer
outfit with a dainty little sunshade. Our stock of these consists of all shades, plain and fancy.
We cannot give a full list and description of all the requisites and necessities in stock for summer wea
ther but
Come in and Inspect Our Stock, We Cannot Display it all
in Our Windows --COME IN.
BUTTERICK PATTERNS FOR THE 11O11E DRESSMAKER AT THE PATTERN COUNTER,
Women's t&tireiblen's Store
Dry Goods andnowN7s 11Ierr,hant Tailoring and
House Furnishings Men's Furnishings
Phone 67, Phone 103,
About People You Know
Miss Nora McCaughey of Myth is
visiting relatives hr town.
Mrs, M. D. McTaggart left last week
for a, visit with friends at Morris-
burg.
Miss Margaret Wiseman is home from
Ottawa for a vacation at the par-
ental home, '
M1. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson and
Miss Eileen visited Exeter friends
on Sunday.
Mr. Belt Mcllvecu of Toronto, was in
town this week visiting at the
maternal home.
Miss E. Stevens is visiting with her
sister ,and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Taylor of London.
Mr. George Hollinger and Mr. Cr. H.
Mitchell, editor of The Post, Han-
over, were in town Monday and
'Tuesday. t
Miss Marys Jenkins of Woodlands
Farts spent from Wednesday until
Friday' with her sister, Mrs. Cann
eron of Guelph. •
Mr. A. Forbes is spending a week
with his son at Waterford and his
daughter at Guelph, ole, was ac-
companied by this little grand-
daughter.
Messrs. M. La France and C. Oberly
of Walkerton have •been spending a
few days in town during the, past
week. The former was for a tfine
a pnennber, of The News -Record
staff,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I3, Agnew and fam-
ily of T]ysmesford were in town
during the past weep, having come
up to be present at •wile Phelan—
Agnew wedding on Wednesday ' of
last weedy.
Pte. Will Greig, eldest son .of Mr.
and Mrs, T. A.• Greig' . of town,
who is in training at Toronto., spent
a few days at the, parental home
during the past week. FIe erpeots
soon to leave for the front.
Miss Maryt J, Holmes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Rohl', ' Holmes of
Toronto, formerly of Clinton, has
been appointed Laboratory ., Asses -
tent in the department of House-
hoid Science, University of Toron-
to.
oronto.
Mr. Will Maguire of Springfield,
Mass., after spending a week as
the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. J.
Maguire, left for home on Monday
accompanied'by his nephew, Master
Ambrose, who 'will spend the vaca-
tion.season there,
Misses Isabel Gunn and Winnie
O'Neil- have beer; in,'Goderich this
Week vtptending,, the Sampler School.
Miss Miin1d MatMill`an'oi Toronto,
who had -been. Miss Crunti's gueetr for
a few days, accompanied them.
Rev. A, MacMillan rfs . one of the
speakers at the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Wxi. Stanbury spent
Dominion Day as'. the r guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. MoQtleen of near
Brucefleld where four, sisters and
one brother, Mrs. Stanbury, Mrs.
Clark, of Dakota, Mrs. McQueen
and Mr. and Miss Landsboiough,
had a ‘happy family gathering. All
the living members of the family"
were present except one; hrotbr,,
who resides in Michigan.
_lir, Wallington Cook was irk Toron-
to over' the holiday,
Mr, D. A. Cantelon.. of IIcnsali was
in town on 'Tuesday.
Miss Louise Beaton is Ilonre from
Grand Valley for the holiday per-
iod.
Miss Iluby Wise leaves this afternoon
for Sarnia, where she will spend a
few weeks with friends.
]Afiss 'Thelma Connor of Exeter was
the guest of hIiss Eileen Atkinson
for a, few days this week.
Miss Stephenson of the Public school
teerinng staff, Port Arthur, is
home for the long vacation.
Mrs. J. F. Wasmann and Miss Ethel
left ou Monday to visit the fornier's
daughter, Mrs. Little of Essex,
Mr, and Mrs. James Young, who
lived at Walton the past year,
have moved to, Dungannon where
Mr. Young will engage, in business,
Mr, R. W. Reed, Toronto, who has
had several years experience in the
manufacture of thigh class clothing,
has joined the staff of the Jackson
Manufacturing Company.
Mrs. R. 0. Emerson and daughter of
Winnipeg, who are visiting relativ-
es at St. Catharines, will next
week he the guests of Mrs. II. B.
C']sant, a sister. of Min. Emerson.
Principal Boueir of the Model school
is again at Bracebriclge in ohr,rge
of the Summer Model there local eel
and where he will remain. until the
middle of August. His 'laughter,
Ione, is with him:
Mrs. S. T. ' KCennpthorn and little son
of Saskatoon, Sask., and Miss Ethel
Doherty, superintendent of the hos
pilaf at Holyoke, Mass., are vise
iting at the parental home, that of
Mr. and Mrs. 11l, Doherty.
Supt, Chant of Public Utilities. left
yesterday morning to visit his father
at Unionville and from there he goes
to Go Homo Bay., Muskoka, to
spend a .few days with his brother,
Professor Chant, at the .latter's
summer home. Oux worthy Supt.
has certainly earned a holiday and
The News -Record ]ropes he may
thoroughly enjoy it.
Captain Henderson.,, one of the .most
talented and popular: of the . S. A.
officers yet stationed in Clinton, has
received orders to farewell on Sun-
day next and Hauch regret is ex-
pressed about town, in and out of
Army circles, at her corning de-
parture.. Lieut. La:yeoclt who,
though' comparatively new to tine
work is pr:oviing to be a very) effi-
cient officer, will remain, at least
for the prevent.
Mr, Lee, proprietor of the Princess
Theatre., will bo one of a party of
moving picture exhibitors, who
Will leave hr a week or so to visit
Universal City at Los Angeles,
Calif e the hone of one of the
largest of all the filbi produc;ng
companies. , The Universal i, etude
have an iaulnense capital and employ
almost three thousanel people in-
cluding many of the highest, salar-
ied actors of the day. The : party
of visitors Will be the guests of
the Company:
The News From Londesboxo.
Mr. A. S. Kunkle oame up frorii
Niagara Falls on Saturday .and join -
cd his wife and little child, who have
been visiting the lady's parental
home, that of Mr, and Mrs', E. Craw-
ford, for the pant few weeks. They
return to Niagara Falls again the
end of the week:
Mi$s Barr left On Tuesday' for a
two months' trip 'to Shoal Lake,
Man., Calgary, Banff and other points
, in the west.
Miss L. Young returned from Re-
gina oh Monday to spend her holi-
days with her mother.
Mrs, Whitehead and Mrs. J. Young
of Clinton and Mrs. McIntosh of Mon-
treal visited at the hems of Mrs.
(Dr.) Young on Monday.
The Orangemen attended service in
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
Rev. C. C. ICaine very ably discussed
the merits of the Order, being of the
opinion that every true Canadian
should be an Orangeman and every
Orangeman a true Canadian,
Miss 'Edna Lyon and Miss Myrtle
Phillips are visiting 1Tolmesvitle
friends this week.
Mrs,; Mills add daughter Mrs, (Rey.)
Clydesdale of Blyth were guests at
the parsonage Monday ot this week.
Mr, M. Hooper of Woodham visited
at the home of Mr, Jos. Elsley over
the week -end,
Mr, Jas. Shobbrook spent a few
days last week with Exeter friends.
Mrs, 11. Manning spent Tuesday
with Blyth friends.
4.01 ilituisom.
Mrs. D. E. Dewar and son of
dor is visiting her mother, Mrs. E.
Lyon,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Brogden' attend-
ed the funeral of Miss Brogden ol:
Mitchell on Wednest]ap of last week.
Mrs. A. Stringliam of Woodstock
spent Sunday witlr Miss A. 13h11.
Mr, and Mrs, John Cunningham ofv-'e
Milverton visited at the frame
Air. D. Geddes a few days this week,
Mr. W. 'Tamblyn and Mr. C. Eaton.
of Toronto are visiting at the form-
er's home.
Mr.. W. W. Tamblyn of Toronto
visited his brother, Mr. J. W. 'Tani-
blyn., this week,
Miss S. Barr spent Tuesday of last
week with Clinton friends.
Mrs. Rev. N. M. Leckie returned to
Galt Monday after spending a few
daps with friends here.
Mr. Johnston ot Buffalo, a one
tune resident of this village, visited
frIeeds here over, the week -end.
Miss Elsie Millar is visiting friends
at Bay City, Mich.
' Constance.
Mr. Bernard. Hall was in London:
for a few days recently.
Miss Margot Love sent a week with
St. Flelens friends.
Mrs. Chas. Dexter has been very ill
with pleurisy but her friends. will he
pleased to know' that she has taken,
a change for the better,
July Shoe
Sale.
The seaso.l is here once again when we must consider
the clearing out of a large number of lines of our stock
of footwear, These are not old shop-worn stock stock,
but new and up-to-date shoes that we do not wish to
carry over to the next season, and the prices will con-
vince you that we are in earnest. Come and see for
yourselves.
' This Sale will commence on Saturday, July (Oth,
Women's Patent Boots,
Buttoned o' Limed,
Regular $3,56 to $4,00
Stale Price
2.48
Women's Patent or Kid Oxfords
Regular $8.00 to $8.50 2.8
A
Sale Price L 'fO
Women's .Patent Pumps
Regular $8,00 to $8 00
Sale Price 2,48
,See Our Windows.
Boy's Fine Boots
Regular $2.50 to $3.00
A few parrs only .98.
Sale Price U
Men's Tau Boots
Regular $4,50 to $6.00 '1 i1 Q
Sale Price 4.
Children's Slippers
Regular $1.00 to $1,50
Sale Placea4 W
Don't. Forget the Date,
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H. S. CHAPMAN
PHONE' (O