The Clinton News Record, 1914-08-13, Page 81
Clinton News -Record
August I3th,
Pour Ellice Blrglo Leis
for Saturday and all next week
5c; 10c, 15c and 25c
all useful •and needful articles displayed in our
Big Window.
Special cut prices on the following. to clear
2 only, lawn mowers regular $5.50 for $4.3S
1 If ,. . 5.00 for. 3.08
1, only hammock 3.00 for 2 35
2.75 for 2.00
1, 225 for 1,75
1 only enameled lined refrigerator " 17.00 for 14 00
1 only galvanized " 12.00 for 0,75
Ice cream freezers 10 percent. discount.
1 r,
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
VIATCH our Windows
for Bargains during
July. and August Mid=Sunil=_
mer Sale.
Ball &Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
'
N. BALL phone 1t0. J. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180
1.1101111166,
Month of
Cut Priees..
Commencing Saturday, July 25113; we place on sale hundreds of
dollars worth of good, new, seasonable goods that roust be cleared out
to make room for our new fall stock which the manufacturers start to.
ship early in August.
Cut prices on Dry Goods,
Cut prices on Mien's and Boys' Clothing.
Cut prices on Boots and Shoes, .
Cut prices on fiats, Caps and Shirts,
Extra Special.
We have shout.50 Boys' Suits too many -which means 50 suits at
manufacturer's prates for the; first 50' boys. Don't miss this chance to
save money on your boys' new fall suits. They will likely need them
when school starts. Sizes 24 to 36. •
Also extra low prices on our 1'urups and Oxfords, White Canvas
Shoes, Sandals, etc.
lumsteel Bros.
Small Profits
More Business
1
a;-
THIS beautiful Summer
'Dresswith the long one.
'piece .tunic and waist, with
ricont yokes.,mone,,-
as well as•other smart styles,
will be shown in the Standard
Fashion Sheet for August.
A Free' Copy for Yon' at our'
Pattern Counter
W. D. FAIR CO
Often the cheapest: -Always the best.
Gu1YQ..111Rni1{I5Wnannm, 1111311111,
M r. Wm. Jlrockett of Winthrop was
in toren on Tuesday. '
M' iss NI. .Carter was in Stratford a
couple of daps last week,`
Mrs. J. R. House and children visit-
ed Stratford friends last week.
Mr. and :Mrs,.' 1: Rowland. were in
Toronto the latter part of last
week
M rw. Cahn Shaw of Springfield, Mass.
has been visiting his brother, Dr.
Shaw.
Mrs. John Foster has returned from
a fortnight's visit with (Ioderich
friends.
Miss Doll} Shaw of Winnipeg is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Dr, Shaw.
Miss .Jennie Brown spent Sundap and
Monday in Detroit visiting her bro-
ther and sister there.
Misses Anna and Millie klolmes of St.
Catherines are the guests of Ureic
sister, Mrs. H. B. Chant.
Mts. I1. 13. Combe and. Misses Agnes
and llarrie were, in , Stratford last
week, it being Old Ilomc week,
MA'S. Sara'UR. Downs of Iona Station
is spending a month in. town as the
guest of her son, Mr. W. 5. Downs.
Mliss Margaret Manually returner]' Sat-
urday after a fortnight's vacation
spent at St. Marys, illitchell and
Starfa.
Mrs. '1'. I1: hardy and Mss Etta re-
turned from a visit among friends
M
at Iiclt,rave and Dunganuan the
forepart of the week,
Miss Gertrude Chant left yesterday
to spend a',holiday visiting her bro-
ther, Mr. Fred Chant of Pittsfield,
Mass, and her sister, Mary, ; at Au-
burn, N.Y,,
Mrs. Gray returned last week to her
home in Hamilton after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs, Win. Graham,
The latter accompanied her to Ham-
ilton for a visit.
Miss Frances Hawkins of Hamilton
spent over the week -end with her
brother, Mr. '1'. Ilawkins. Miss
Hawkins, purposes taking up Deacon-
ess' work .in Toronto shortly.
Dr. Shaw, who underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis a few weeks
ago, is making good progress to-
ward recovery and it is hoped that
in a fete weeks he will be able to
resume ifs practice again.
Miss Electa Coull•is of Toronto, who
has been spending a, vacation with
C-loderich friends, spent Sunday .in-
town as the :guest of Ire' uncle and
aunt,,,Mr, and Mrs. A.. (ook. She,
was. accompanied by Miss "iola
.Johnston of Goderieh, Mrs,; C_ Par -
,
and' Mr. 'Coates ol Toronto,
Miss Broder of Prescott,,', sister of
Mrs. 0: 1). and Mrs: M D c
1a -
6art,was'in To11inc: witha towing
6
party doing the continent.:wheu
Germany declaird war, but the fan
ily have not yet been able to ascer-
tain whether or. }rot• sire has been
able to leieb England..
Mr,- ,John (,ibbings returned on Frr
day last from Lapeer, Mich.,where
he spent a couple of weeks as the
guest of his daughter,' Mrs: • (Dr,)
Kap, 'Mr. Gibhings says that the
sentiment' oC tine• citizens .of Lapeer
regarding the present tear is un7401-
nn
ousiy; in'favor: of. Britain, T'
Mr. Ben 'Webb, a native 'of 'Clinton
acid who, it will ' be ,horn° in n'iind
was given' a municipal reception , on his return, 'from ' the South •African
war, has 'vritter. o.Miajor Combe'
from Detroit, where lie has been 11V-
•
ing of recent years, exprossingi his
desire fto serve with :his' old Regiment
the Hurons if it should he called
upon for service abroad.
Rev. 11. 13. and Mrs. Stevenson and
Master Harold of Sbolborne• m.otor-
edto r Clinton last week via Clif-
ford bringing Mrs. J. R. Scott and
Mlfrbs Ethelrvyn from the latter town.
All were guests for several days at
the home of Mr., and Mrs, W. S.
Downs. Later : is the week they
visited Stratford, "• Tavistock and
St Mary's for a couple of days, re-
turning to Clinton on Satuttday.,
They all retarded' home Monday
with the 'e;eeptlon of Miss t Etllel-
w,yn Scott, 'silo is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Downs,
' besid`es-=#
.1
,PRO'WN'$ tai of eco_ olothes you get; y'our
•
money s• wortllj, to , Honest .wear and solid ,colilf4tMei
ilored' ,clothes
giveyou an air of ciistineti'dn which inflt: el'lees others and smoothes the pathway of business and social success,
p .•,...
WE CAN MASE YOU „A SIIIT WHICH WILL
JTJST SUIT Y'O'UR ONALITY
DROP IN AND LET US
Our Stock of fall Woollens llaTe Arrived
Men's Furnishings of All Binds
Any Straw Hat in stick at Greatly Rex
diieed Prices.
Ordered a Mens'
Clothing nnowNS Furnishings
About
®r,
People You Know
Miss Ruby Wise has been holidaying
at the ramp at Burt's by the lake-
side.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smyth were in
Woodstock last week attending the
funereal of the la,tter's sister.
Mr. and Mrs.. James Noble of Mar-
nock, visited relatives in town and
the vicinity over the week -end,
Rev. and Mrs, Drank Hovey and chil-
dren of Burlington are visiting the
former's father and brother in
town.
Mrs. .3. Rands and Mrs. Fanny Oliv-
er were in Stratford attending the
funeral of the infant son of Mr. and
MIrs. Charles Oliver.
Rev, Frank Merman and Mrs. IIer-
man and fa111 1p returned to C'aledon
East on Tuesday after a three -
weeks vacation with Mr. Herman's
people here,
Mr. Harry hunt, Galt, spent a few
dais in Clinton the past week. No
matter where he may be located
t.hh1 will be always the old home
town for Mr. •111107.
Miss L. Gibbiegs, Toronto, who
spent a werlc of her holidays with
her sister' Mrs. (Dr.) Kay of La-
peer, Mich.,is this week visiting
her father, Mr. John Gibbrnts of
town.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reynolos; rvho
have been residents of 0ocleriell fort
three years or: So, have gone t0
Detroit where 'two Members of
their family reside and of which city
they were residents for many years.
Mr. Chas., Trowhill of the 13e11 'fele
Ph
FfStratford, was.
in
one std
ton on Friday and Sat rday last
renewing "frindships in his native
;town. From here lie .went to 1Cnn-
car.dine, to,)isit'iris ' "sister, Mrs,
John h Inglis.
Mr. and Mrs iohn Moon of Toronto,
who spent the week rt the 01d
Boys' Re -union •. at Stratford, were,
in town,Satuttiay and ;called upon
old friends here They are spending
the second week of their holiday at'
Mr. (ivlbon'stparental itonjp in Hullett
and in Coderieh.
Prof: and Mrs. Bristow° left on Mon-
day to spend a fele days. at, Niaga-
i'a S+ails and •Buffalo.' They , had
given' up the idea of taking a frons -
home vacation, but anxiety regard-
ing near relatives in the war to-
gether
o.gethor. with the fact that she has
not been enjoying very good health
of late, made it advisable that Mrs;
I3ristow° go away for a few
'rhe Captain of the Essex, the Brit-
ish man of .• war, which has been
cruising oil the east coast of the
United States., is a cousin of kris-
towe's. Her brother, Col. '1'. Wat
Son, is in command of a British'
Regiment at Durban, India,, and
she has four 'nephews doing duty
in the Home Regiments and two
who are ollicers in the army of Hol-
land. Mr. 13ristowe has also four
nephews in the British service so
that the famil)r may well • be said
to be doing its share in upholding
the prestige of tine motherland.
Mr, Sidney \\'utt was in Stratford
last week,
Miss Lucy Grant has returned from
Lapeer, Mi011.
Mrs. A, 0. Pattison has returned from
a visit in liridgchurg.
Miss Ilubo 'Irwin is at present the
guest of Landon friends.
Mrs. Spindler of
London is
ii,ilit
b
her sister, Mrs. Macdonald.
Miss Mlililrod Evans is a guest at the
Runout summer home at Naftel's.
Mrs. Leslie of Georgetown is visiting
ler sister, Mfrs. Howson of Albert
street.
.Mrs. Fortune of Detroit spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. P. 0.
Reynolds.
Mr Richard Batlerton of Woodstock
VAS the guest of Mr. W. C. Brown
of. The Two Stores on Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Saville and her little nie-
ce, Mrs. Mar)) Webster, visited fri-
ends in Londesboro over the week-
end.
Mrs. harry Marsh and Master Nor-
man of Detroit are guests • at the
lady's parental home, that of Mr:
and M
Mrs. (ice
Levis.
Miss Beatrice Orme and Miss Mar-
ion Thompson- are expected .home
this evening from visiting Toronto
and ISanlilton friends.
Mlr,s. E. P Maloney and children of
Sault Ste, Marie. are guests for a
Few weeks at tine home. of. their mo-
ther, Mrs,- R. McLennan. •
Mr. harbor, wile has been a guest at
1,110' 5001001' camp of Mr. and Mrs.
C. 13. hale at Naftalis; has return-
ed to his home in'Toronto
MIr Clarence ICilty is another'Clin-
ton student tithe was successful in
1,116 1iaculty, Entrance examinations
winning -Part' 1 and,also Part :II:
kiss Olive Brooks returned. to hr
hoinl0' in Mitchell yesterday after
a months visit with her grandpar-
ents; Mt„ and Mrs Wn.Cantelon.
M1ss;•Ma'raory Beaton was the guest
for a few days dining, 'the .'past
week 'of . Miss • :Gor:cude Wallis,
w)iosSfamily .is camping at Burks.
Rev, A. E., and Mrs. Ncilly and Miss
Maigtc,tta 01 Ham ilt in: spei't a, few
dayr.; (luring the past we1c as the
guests, of •Mir, ,and ,Mrs, J. 13. Lind-.
say.
Mr:s. French, who was a' resident of
Clinton for a - couple of years;,
broke up house -keeping a couple of.
weeks ago and has `now taken
charge of the household of her
son, ,• Mr. Victor C. French „ of
Wctaskiwfu; Alberta,whose wife
was ' taken • from Trim 0n:der
such sad • circumstances a :few
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. tarry Cook and little'
son of •Trenton have been the guests
during the past week of Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Coble oI town,
having come up in •their motor. eat;
On their return to Trenton yestcr-
da)7 Miss Mildred Cook accompanied
them and will also accompany their
on a trip ..through New 'York
State and foc a few days stay in
New York City next wersk.
The News From Londesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miley returned
Monday alter spending a new days
with their daughter, Mrs. 12, Walters
of London.
ML:: and Mrs. •Jos Stalker of inger-
soll spent a few days at; the halo of
llr. D. Geddes.
Rev., C. Cl. Keine attended a funer-
al on one of 111s fernier circuits near
Tilsonburg on Friday of last week,
Mrs. R. Spindler of Lucknow is
visiting at the home of, NSr, '(hos.
Sampson.
The following refers to a nephew of
Mrs. ML Mains, Londesboro, and Mr.
li. C'rawl'ord of the 8th con. On
July .20th, et the home of Rev. MIan-
son and Mrs. - Doyle, 377 Lipton
street, Winnipeg, a pretty wedding
was solemnized, the contracting par-
ties being 'MIs, Arthur Benson Craw-
ford, youngest sell 'of Mrs. W. Si
Crawford of, the Hullett distil ot,
near Killarney, Mau,, and Miss El -
line Agnes Kinarson or Kingsley,
Man. 'The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, 1300. F. McCulley, Pas-
for of Wesley church and a , former
pastor of -the groom, Aller the cer-
emony and congratldations the party
enjoyed a daintily pra)aced wedding
breakfast served by Mrs. Doyle, af-
ter: which Mr, and MIrs. C'rawiord
left ,on the morning train for Killar-
ney, where they .1017 mance, their
bulge.
Mr. MI ins:spent a 0007110 of .• .days
in London this ..week.
MIrs. Ed. Saville of Clinton spin,:
the week -end with her parents, PL.
and Mrs. Jas. Webster.
Mrs, Button and daughter of Sca•
forth spent a few days at
of Mr: S. Woodman.
Mrs. J. 0. Lounsbers' and li :.c
daughter left Monday to spend
few' weeks with her parents at De'.Fi.
Mr, 1'I. IT, hill purchased a new,
Ford car from Mr. I, Brown of
[31)111
Miss Oaks of Sealerlh isa guest
this week or her aunt, Mts. 1', C'.
Baine.
Newvs-Record MIeans News -Leader.
Hullett Township
Mrs. Frank Mlousetau and chiicl::e.
of Hensall are visiting relatives and
friends here for a few clays.
Miss Irene. Corbett of Seaforth le
visiting with her cousins in thii.
vicinity.
Mi Edward L. Blake of Detr+i
came home Saturday and is spendr0
the week at the parental home, timdi
of Mr. and MIrs. Richard 131ake.
Mliss Louise Haley of London is •
visiting her sister, Mics. Wm. Ste-
0I50n.
Miss Nora McGaughey of Illyta
spent file 'forepart of the o•eek at
Mr. John ' Shanahan's, '
News -Record Means News -Leader.
1 Mid -Summer
Shoe Sale
FiNAL CLEAN=UP
the most successful Soni -
h end oi' this, The next ten days will see the
An Iual Clearance Sales we have yet held. To make a .final' clean -op ",
this season we will otter yon still better values than before:
The last day of this stile will be Saturday; August 15th.
Women's Pumps
and Oxfords
New goods, pal est and'
gun metal reg,' $3,50,.
sale price $;1.08
Wouren's pumps and
oxfords, regular $2.50,
sale pried , $1.45
Children's Slippers
30 pails only, regular
price $1 00 to $1,25,
sale. price ,40'
Men's Calf Blue.
New toes, reg. price
$4,00, sale price $2,08
Men's Work Shoes
All sizes, regular :32.00,
sale price $1.01)
Men's Patent Blue.
A few' pairs left, regu-
lar price $5,00, sale
price $1, 08
S CHAPMAv' P1aoNI
ANIIM1111111111140
.-i
iere's-a Do'llat" Sh'oe'Sale without any Doi(al,`
" . , , : 'Shoes t ,Strange but true i.t':
ere'.sa mnglhty' g'ooa chance to get solve :,
lxlighty, good shoes ata mighty low .:piece
Its theclad-pf the -'wiser. sale,.'ot bioker&
1i11es and odtl;,,llai•:ys.,ot shoes a r.oppor. r'
.tu4 ity y'ou ••shonldn't" rrllsr;; '
W fve,mnii lines oi'•sh(ies;ihatwe•ar,e not going tocontirtse
We've many styles of'shoes where, we've„one pr.two, padre, of a kind
We've placed all these shoes On 'tii;l'illls Ijg'themselves, and while they
last, you may;take your cholce,gP,the lot for just one dollar per pair;
There are shoes•'for men, wench incl clxt_fdreu ! 1 very
shoe'is wo or thiieo times our asking price.>; '
r, •iworth .t
Never before have you been offereii such shoes for one dolly 'Lnd yon
mayneyer again have such a chance:" '
This will be the first last:and only dial that you will ever have to at-
tend..this great•dollar.sale which will be -of every short duration
for the•shoes will sell immediately. , •
FRED. JACKS.
''The Hone of Good Shoes.,:,
Pour Ellice Blrglo Leis
for Saturday and all next week
5c; 10c, 15c and 25c
all useful •and needful articles displayed in our
Big Window.
Special cut prices on the following. to clear
2 only, lawn mowers regular $5.50 for $4.3S
1 If ,. . 5.00 for. 3.08
1, only hammock 3.00 for 2 35
2.75 for 2.00
1, 225 for 1,75
1 only enameled lined refrigerator " 17.00 for 14 00
1 only galvanized " 12.00 for 0,75
Ice cream freezers 10 percent. discount.
1 r,
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
VIATCH our Windows
for Bargains during
July. and August Mid=Sunil=_
mer Sale.
Ball &Atkinson
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS
Night and Sunday Calls.
'
N. BALL phone 1t0. J. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180
1.1101111166,
Month of
Cut Priees..
Commencing Saturday, July 25113; we place on sale hundreds of
dollars worth of good, new, seasonable goods that roust be cleared out
to make room for our new fall stock which the manufacturers start to.
ship early in August.
Cut prices on Dry Goods,
Cut prices on Mien's and Boys' Clothing.
Cut prices on Boots and Shoes, .
Cut prices on fiats, Caps and Shirts,
Extra Special.
We have shout.50 Boys' Suits too many -which means 50 suits at
manufacturer's prates for the; first 50' boys. Don't miss this chance to
save money on your boys' new fall suits. They will likely need them
when school starts. Sizes 24 to 36. •
Also extra low prices on our 1'urups and Oxfords, White Canvas
Shoes, Sandals, etc.
lumsteel Bros.
Small Profits
More Business
1
a;-
THIS beautiful Summer
'Dresswith the long one.
'piece .tunic and waist, with
ricont yokes.,mone,,-
as well as•other smart styles,
will be shown in the Standard
Fashion Sheet for August.
A Free' Copy for Yon' at our'
Pattern Counter
W. D. FAIR CO
Often the cheapest: -Always the best.
Gu1YQ..111Rni1{I5Wnannm, 1111311111,
M r. Wm. Jlrockett of Winthrop was
in toren on Tuesday. '
M' iss NI. .Carter was in Stratford a
couple of daps last week,`
Mrs. J. R. House and children visit-
ed Stratford friends last week.
Mr. and :Mrs,.' 1: Rowland. were in
Toronto the latter part of last
week
M rw. Cahn Shaw of Springfield, Mass.
has been visiting his brother, Dr.
Shaw.
Mrs. John Foster has returned from
a fortnight's visit with (Ioderich
friends.
Miss Doll} Shaw of Winnipeg is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Dr, Shaw.
Miss .Jennie Brown spent Sundap and
Monday in Detroit visiting her bro-
ther and sister there.
Misses Anna and Millie klolmes of St.
Catherines are the guests of Ureic
sister, Mrs. H. B. Chant.
Mts. I1. 13. Combe and. Misses Agnes
and llarrie were, in , Stratford last
week, it being Old Ilomc week,
MA'S. Sara'UR. Downs of Iona Station
is spending a month in. town as the
guest of her son, Mr. W. 5. Downs.
Mliss Margaret Manually returner]' Sat-
urday after a fortnight's vacation
spent at St. Marys, illitchell and
Starfa.
Mrs. '1'. I1: hardy and Mss Etta re-
turned from a visit among friends
M
at Iiclt,rave and Dunganuan the
forepart of the week,
Miss Gertrude Chant left yesterday
to spend a',holiday visiting her bro-
ther, Mr. Fred Chant of Pittsfield,
Mass, and her sister, Mary, ; at Au-
burn, N.Y,,
Mrs. Gray returned last week to her
home in Hamilton after a visit
with her aunt, Mrs, Win. Graham,
The latter accompanied her to Ham-
ilton for a visit.
Miss Frances Hawkins of Hamilton
spent over the week -end with her
brother, Mr. '1'. Ilawkins. Miss
Hawkins, purposes taking up Deacon-
ess' work .in Toronto shortly.
Dr. Shaw, who underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis a few weeks
ago, is making good progress to-
ward recovery and it is hoped that
in a fete weeks he will be able to
resume ifs practice again.
Miss Electa Coull•is of Toronto, who
has been spending a, vacation with
C-loderich friends, spent Sunday .in-
town as the :guest of Ire' uncle and
aunt,,,Mr, and Mrs. A.. (ook. She,
was. accompanied by Miss "iola
.Johnston of Goderieh, Mrs,; C_ Par -
,
and' Mr. 'Coates ol Toronto,
Miss Broder of Prescott,,', sister of
Mrs. 0: 1). and Mrs: M D c
1a -
6art,was'in To11inc: witha towing
6
party doing the continent.:wheu
Germany declaird war, but the fan
ily have not yet been able to ascer-
tain whether or. }rot• sire has been
able to leieb England..
Mr,- ,John (,ibbings returned on Frr
day last from Lapeer, Mich.,where
he spent a couple of weeks as the
guest of his daughter,' Mrs: • (Dr,)
Kap, 'Mr. Gibhings says that the
sentiment' oC tine• citizens .of Lapeer
regarding the present tear is un7401-
nn
ousiy; in'favor: of. Britain, T'
Mr. Ben 'Webb, a native 'of 'Clinton
acid who, it will ' be ,horn° in n'iind
was given' a municipal reception , on his return, 'from ' the South •African
war, has 'vritter. o.Miajor Combe'
from Detroit, where lie has been 11V-
•
ing of recent years, exprossingi his
desire fto serve with :his' old Regiment
the Hurons if it should he called
upon for service abroad.
Rev. 11. 13. and Mrs. Stevenson and
Master Harold of Sbolborne• m.otor-
edto r Clinton last week via Clif-
ford bringing Mrs. J. R. Scott and
Mlfrbs Ethelrvyn from the latter town.
All were guests for several days at
the home of Mr., and Mrs, W. S.
Downs. Later : is the week they
visited Stratford, "• Tavistock and
St Mary's for a couple of days, re-
turning to Clinton on Satuttday.,
They all retarded' home Monday
with the 'e;eeptlon of Miss t Etllel-
w,yn Scott, 'silo is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Downs,
' besid`es-=#
.1
,PRO'WN'$ tai of eco_ olothes you get; y'our
•
money s• wortllj, to , Honest .wear and solid ,colilf4tMei
ilored' ,clothes
giveyou an air of ciistineti'dn which inflt: el'lees others and smoothes the pathway of business and social success,
p .•,...
WE CAN MASE YOU „A SIIIT WHICH WILL
JTJST SUIT Y'O'UR ONALITY
DROP IN AND LET US
Our Stock of fall Woollens llaTe Arrived
Men's Furnishings of All Binds
Any Straw Hat in stick at Greatly Rex
diieed Prices.
Ordered a Mens'
Clothing nnowNS Furnishings
About
®r,
People You Know
Miss Ruby Wise has been holidaying
at the ramp at Burt's by the lake-
side.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smyth were in
Woodstock last week attending the
funereal of the la,tter's sister.
Mr. and Mrs.. James Noble of Mar-
nock, visited relatives in town and
the vicinity over the week -end,
Rev. and Mrs, Drank Hovey and chil-
dren of Burlington are visiting the
former's father and brother in
town.
Mrs. .3. Rands and Mrs. Fanny Oliv-
er were in Stratford attending the
funeral of the infant son of Mr. and
MIrs. Charles Oliver.
Rev, Frank Merman and Mrs. IIer-
man and fa111 1p returned to C'aledon
East on Tuesday after a three -
weeks vacation with Mr. Herman's
people here,
Mr. Harry hunt, Galt, spent a few
dais in Clinton the past week. No
matter where he may be located
t.hh1 will be always the old home
town for Mr. •111107.
Miss L. Gibbiegs, Toronto, who
spent a werlc of her holidays with
her sister' Mrs. (Dr.) Kay of La-
peer, Mich.,is this week visiting
her father, Mr. John Gibbrnts of
town.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reynolos; rvho
have been residents of 0ocleriell fort
three years or: So, have gone t0
Detroit where 'two Members of
their family reside and of which city
they were residents for many years.
Mr. Chas., Trowhill of the 13e11 'fele
Ph
FfStratford, was.
in
one std
ton on Friday and Sat rday last
renewing "frindships in his native
;town. From here lie .went to 1Cnn-
car.dine, to,)isit'iris ' "sister, Mrs,
John h Inglis.
Mr. and Mrs iohn Moon of Toronto,
who spent the week rt the 01d
Boys' Re -union •. at Stratford, were,
in town,Satuttiay and ;called upon
old friends here They are spending
the second week of their holiday at'
Mr. (ivlbon'stparental itonjp in Hullett
and in Coderieh.
Prof: and Mrs. Bristow° left on Mon-
day to spend a fele days. at, Niaga-
i'a S+ails and •Buffalo.' They , had
given' up the idea of taking a frons -
home vacation, but anxiety regard-
ing near relatives in the war to-
gether
o.gethor. with the fact that she has
not been enjoying very good health
of late, made it advisable that Mrs;
I3ristow° go away for a few
'rhe Captain of the Essex, the Brit-
ish man of .• war, which has been
cruising oil the east coast of the
United States., is a cousin of kris-
towe's. Her brother, Col. '1'. Wat
Son, is in command of a British'
Regiment at Durban, India,, and
she has four 'nephews doing duty
in the Home Regiments and two
who are ollicers in the army of Hol-
land. Mr. 13ristowe has also four
nephews in the British service so
that the famil)r may well • be said
to be doing its share in upholding
the prestige of tine motherland.
Mr, Sidney \\'utt was in Stratford
last week,
Miss Lucy Grant has returned from
Lapeer, Mi011.
Mrs. A, 0. Pattison has returned from
a visit in liridgchurg.
Miss Ilubo 'Irwin is at present the
guest of Landon friends.
Mrs. Spindler of
London is
ii,ilit
b
her sister, Mrs. Macdonald.
Miss Mlililrod Evans is a guest at the
Runout summer home at Naftel's.
Mrs. Leslie of Georgetown is visiting
ler sister, Mfrs. Howson of Albert
street.
.Mrs. Fortune of Detroit spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. P. 0.
Reynolds.
Mr Richard Batlerton of Woodstock
VAS the guest of Mr. W. C. Brown
of. The Two Stores on Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Saville and her little nie-
ce, Mrs. Mar)) Webster, visited fri-
ends in Londesboro over the week-
end.
Mrs. harry Marsh and Master Nor-
man of Detroit are guests • at the
lady's parental home, that of Mr:
and M
Mrs. (ice
Levis.
Miss Beatrice Orme and Miss Mar-
ion Thompson- are expected .home
this evening from visiting Toronto
and ISanlilton friends.
Mlr,s. E. P Maloney and children of
Sault Ste, Marie. are guests for a
Few weeks at tine home. of. their mo-
ther, Mrs,- R. McLennan. •
Mr. harbor, wile has been a guest at
1,110' 5001001' camp of Mr. and Mrs.
C. 13. hale at Naftalis; has return-
ed to his home in'Toronto
MIr Clarence ICilty is another'Clin-
ton student tithe was successful in
1,116 1iaculty, Entrance examinations
winning -Part' 1 and,also Part :II:
kiss Olive Brooks returned. to hr
hoinl0' in Mitchell yesterday after
a months visit with her grandpar-
ents; Mt„ and Mrs Wn.Cantelon.
M1ss;•Ma'raory Beaton was the guest
for a few days dining, 'the .'past
week 'of . Miss • :Gor:cude Wallis,
w)iosSfamily .is camping at Burks.
Rev, A. E., and Mrs. Ncilly and Miss
Maigtc,tta 01 Ham ilt in: spei't a, few
dayr.; (luring the past we1c as the
guests, of •Mir, ,and ,Mrs, J. 13. Lind-.
say.
Mr:s. French, who was a' resident of
Clinton for a - couple of years;,
broke up house -keeping a couple of.
weeks ago and has `now taken
charge of the household of her
son, ,• Mr. Victor C. French „ of
Wctaskiwfu; Alberta,whose wife
was ' taken • from Trim 0n:der
such sad • circumstances a :few
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. tarry Cook and little'
son of •Trenton have been the guests
during the past week of Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Coble oI town,
having come up in •their motor. eat;
On their return to Trenton yestcr-
da)7 Miss Mildred Cook accompanied
them and will also accompany their
on a trip ..through New 'York
State and foc a few days stay in
New York City next wersk.
The News From Londesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miley returned
Monday alter spending a new days
with their daughter, Mrs. 12, Walters
of London.
ML:: and Mrs. •Jos Stalker of inger-
soll spent a few days at; the halo of
llr. D. Geddes.
Rev., C. Cl. Keine attended a funer-
al on one of 111s fernier circuits near
Tilsonburg on Friday of last week,
Mrs. R. Spindler of Lucknow is
visiting at the home of, NSr, '(hos.
Sampson.
The following refers to a nephew of
Mrs. ML Mains, Londesboro, and Mr.
li. C'rawl'ord of the 8th con. On
July .20th, et the home of Rev. MIan-
son and Mrs. - Doyle, 377 Lipton
street, Winnipeg, a pretty wedding
was solemnized, the contracting par-
ties being 'MIs, Arthur Benson Craw-
ford, youngest sell 'of Mrs. W. Si
Crawford of, the Hullett distil ot,
near Killarney, Mau,, and Miss El -
line Agnes Kinarson or Kingsley,
Man. 'The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, 1300. F. McCulley, Pas-
for of Wesley church and a , former
pastor of -the groom, Aller the cer-
emony and congratldations the party
enjoyed a daintily pra)aced wedding
breakfast served by Mrs. Doyle, af-
ter: which Mr, and MIrs. C'rawiord
left ,on the morning train for Killar-
ney, where they .1017 mance, their
bulge.
Mr. MI ins:spent a 0007110 of .• .days
in London this ..week.
MIrs. Ed. Saville of Clinton spin,:
the week -end with her parents, PL.
and Mrs. Jas. Webster.
Mrs, Button and daughter of Sca•
forth spent a few days at
of Mr: S. Woodman.
Mrs. J. 0. Lounsbers' and li :.c
daughter left Monday to spend
few' weeks with her parents at De'.Fi.
Mr, 1'I. IT, hill purchased a new,
Ford car from Mr. I, Brown of
[31)111
Miss Oaks of Sealerlh isa guest
this week or her aunt, Mts. 1', C'.
Baine.
Newvs-Record MIeans News -Leader.
Hullett Township
Mrs. Frank Mlousetau and chiicl::e.
of Hensall are visiting relatives and
friends here for a few clays.
Miss Irene. Corbett of Seaforth le
visiting with her cousins in thii.
vicinity.
Mi Edward L. Blake of Detr+i
came home Saturday and is spendr0
the week at the parental home, timdi
of Mr. and MIrs. Richard 131ake.
Mliss Louise Haley of London is •
visiting her sister, Mics. Wm. Ste-
0I50n.
Miss Nora McGaughey of Illyta
spent file 'forepart of the o•eek at
Mr. John ' Shanahan's, '
News -Record Means News -Leader.
1 Mid -Summer
Shoe Sale
FiNAL CLEAN=UP
the most successful Soni -
h end oi' this, The next ten days will see the
An Iual Clearance Sales we have yet held. To make a .final' clean -op ",
this season we will otter yon still better values than before:
The last day of this stile will be Saturday; August 15th.
Women's Pumps
and Oxfords
New goods, pal est and'
gun metal reg,' $3,50,.
sale price $;1.08
Wouren's pumps and
oxfords, regular $2.50,
sale pried , $1.45
Children's Slippers
30 pails only, regular
price $1 00 to $1,25,
sale. price ,40'
Men's Calf Blue.
New toes, reg. price
$4,00, sale price $2,08
Men's Work Shoes
All sizes, regular :32.00,
sale price $1.01)
Men's Patent Blue.
A few' pairs left, regu-
lar price $5,00, sale
price $1, 08
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