The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-04, Page 8News -Record
Bargains in Furniture
Dining• Room Sets Buffet with long Bevel Mirror, lined drawers'
display shelfabove, diners ---0 small 1 arm, large.
extension table round of square j: cut oak finish, regular $51.00 for $45.00.
Combination Sideboard and China Cabinet, a beautiful piece for the dining
room, 4 styles $20.00, $,24.00, $27,00.'"
White Brass Beds Sanitary, Beautiful and Comfortable at $3.00 to
515.00 each. -
Dresser and Stand Princess dressers, large Bevel Mirror, Swell front
drawers, Mahogany Vaneored with stand to
match. regular ,$A 00 for $20.00
Window Shades, Picture Frames and Room Moulding at low prices.
Phone 7 and8, Free Auto Delivery.
J. H. CIIELLEW Estate
Furniture Blyth Undertaking
A Good Time.
To paint buildings, roof and put on new roofs
to be prepared for fall.
We have a good supply of Sherwin-Williams
paints. The popular Brantford roofing, good enough
for any. mansion, also the cheaper grades suitable for
sheds, chicken houses, and hog pens. We have a spec-
ial carbon roof paint for old roofs. We have a fall
stock of -brass and iron steam fittings, rubber and ,as-
bestos packing, Peerless polarine and ' cylinder oils,
leather belting and belt laces. A good supply of
window glass and putty, coiled spring, barbed wire
and Daisy post hole augers.
Harland Bros.
STOVES, • HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES.
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STRICTLY TO THE POLICY
"The Best At
Every Price Always"
Has established for us a reputation for good shoes
that is second to none.
Spend a half hour in our Shop looking over
the new fall Styles and we will prove to you
that buying of us means adistinct advantage
to you and a positive assurance of being cor-
rtruly distinctive and occlusive.
ectly fitted with shoes: that makes them
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MEN'S SUMMER COATS 98c. •
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wonderfully low yrice-Regular price $1.25, Saturday 89e. 2
ALSO SOME WONDERFUL. BARGAINS IN RUGS, LACE CUR-
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SEPTEMBER
Is
The Housewives'
Number
Full of articles on things
every home -loving woman
delights in reading about.
Single copy, 10 cents
at the Pattern Counter
Ask about our liberal
subscription offers.
W. O. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest _ Always the Best
September 4th, 19137
vimmigimausims
FIRST SHOwI)G OF THE )Ew FALL COAT'S
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Smart, Attractive Models for Ladies' Wear.'
We have just passed into stock thirty-five exclusive ladies' coats collected
from several of the largest manufacturers. These coats are the very latest Amer-
ican styles, made from soft pure' wool tweed, three-quarter cut -away, trimmed
with large buttons and frogs to match, shipped to us for early buying, and no two
styles alike. Come in and see, this beautiful range. We will be pleased' to show
you through as a buyer or not, --
Wise Gilchrist is in Toronto this
week..
Mr. 'Wilfrid Dickeitsoli of Brantford
was a holiday visitor in town,
Misses Hattie and Elva Levis left
for Toronto Friday morning last.
Miss Maida Cooper spent the week-
end and holiday with Brantford
friends.
Mr. Reeler, Toronto, book-keeper for
the Gunn; Langlois Co., visited the
local plant on Tuesday.
Mr, John Guest returned Thursday,
evening after spending a month or
so with his son on the ' homestead.
in London township,
Mr. Ed, Johnson and. his eon, Geo,
H., Stanley, were in troth Swan: -
day and the latter went 10 Toron-
to to attend the Pair.
Mrs. Parkins, Mrs. Beamer and Miss
Ina Beamer of Sanilae county vis-
ited over the holiday period with.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Plunrstee],
Misses Nettie and Edna Wasman
were in Brussels yesterday attend-
ing the funeral of their grandmoth-
er, the late Mese' George Pollard.
Miss Irene Cook, who has been spen-
ding tee past few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. John Guest, returned
this week to het home at Streets -
villa.
Mrs. Ogle 'Cooper and three daugh-
ters left on Friday mamma for
their home in Collin,- . , id after a
visit of several weeks with friends
inn; town.
Mr. Andrew Weatherwax of (]rillia
Spent the week -end with his wife
and babe, who axe the guests 'of
the lady's parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
D. Cantelon.
Miss R. M. Woods, after a pleasant
.holiday period et Seaforth, . Clin-
ton and Hayfield, hale returned to
Rutherglen to again . take ap her
duties as teacher,
Miss Hannah Harrison, who has
peen living in London the ,past
year, returned to the city Y
es{er-
day after a week's visit at the
old home in Goderich township and
Clinton friends.
d
withIs.
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Miss Hattie Trick lei
tY esterda af-
ternoon
Y
ternoon to resume her teaching at
Cedar Grove. She was a couple of
days late in taking up her ' work,
having waited over for the Vod-
den—Jenkigs wedding yesterday.
Mr. Nixon Welsh returned last week
from - taking a twenty-one days'
course
at the Schoolo f Miryk tr
e
Ottawa, and on Saturday left for
Toronto to enter upon his duties
as a member of the city's Public
school teaching staff,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mustard and
Tamil who
spent the holidayper-
iodY,
at balmy Bayfield, were guests
of the lady's ` parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Macdonald o2,er the
week -end and on Monday returned
to their home` in Toronto.'
Miss Edna Turnetr,eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Turner., who
'recently secured her Normal cer-
tificate, bee accepted a school --.at
Caledonia and left It pnday to as-
sume liar new duties. Her initial
salary will be fix hundred dollars
a year.
Mr. and Mrs. John ;Snider returned
Saturday night from Preston where
they had been attending the wed-
ding of the former's neice, ' Miss
Laura Hagey, to Mx. Abraham
Sauders. There were many guests
at the happy event for the families
have a very wide connexion.
Mr. Wm. Lewes, Mr. Geo. Lucas and
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell motored ov-
er from Markdale and spent the
week -end With the former's son-in-
law and "daughter., Mr. aria Mrs. J.
E. Hovey. On their return Tues-
day morning they were accompanied
by Mrs. Hovey and Master Billie,
Mr: and Mrs. Fred. , Seotehrner of
Tueska, Sask., have been visiting
the former's. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Scotchmer of town and relati lesin
the adjoining townships. The lat-
ter part of last week Mr. Sec trim-
mer was in Toronto,attending a
convention of druggists. This we, If
there will be a re -union of the
Scotchmer family and connexion at i
Bayfield,
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SWEATER COATS
FOR TIEN, - WOM-
EN, CHILDREN
The new sweat-
er coats for ear-
ly fall wear are
now in stock
comprising t h e
very newest col-
or combinations,
in styles right up
to the minute as
in former =years.
We are showing
nothing but the
products of the
b est manufac-
turers and every
garment guaran-
teed. Prices run
from $1 to $5.
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BOYS' CLOTHING
MADE IN CLINTON
This season we are showing a'
large range of boys clothing made by
• the Jackson Manufactur-
ing Co. which alone guar-
antees good .v a.l u e and
workmanship. Every suit
passed into our stock has
passed through an experts
hands and thoroughly
guaranteed.. Cloths and
styles this season are ex-
ceptional, a call will con-
vince you of the fact. Pric-
es run from $4 up.
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Doig were in Hastings,
Mich., last week,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawson visited
Seaforth friends Monday.
Mr. Wilbur Ford has rejo'ned the
dry goods staff of Tozer Se Brown,
Mr. Bert Ninunons, New York City,'
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Rcorn.
Miss Jessie Thompson and Mips Mae
Forbes were week -end visitors in
Toronto •
Mr. Wm. Jenkins of the Gunn Lang-
lois Co. is :attending' the Toronto
Fair this week. -
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Mr. Hilton Baines returned to Tor-
onto on Monday for further hospi-
tal treatment.
Miss Sipes of Plattsville was the
guest over the holiday of Miss
Marion Irwin.
Mrs. Win. Grant spent Saturday and
Sundayas theguest of airs.
a T.
Smith, Stratford.
t , St a lord.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Cook and children
of Seaforth spent ` Sunday at the
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home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Circe,
Missur Wilkie La a W 1 n returned to God-
erich today to resume her position
on Hodgens Bros. millinery staff.
Mrs. Wm, Garn'ochan of Seaforth
spent a couple of days this week
with Miss Johns, Townsend street.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. T-Ioare' end Messrs,
George and Austin Hoare were in
Toronto from Saturday until `arca-
day,
Miss Ethyle Wasrnan returned on
Monday' from Mitchell' where she
visited with her cousin for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Crich and
Mrs, Stringer, Hamilton, spent
over thek ndMr.
wee -c at Onslow
Crich's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holloway spent.
several days the past week with
Dr. Holloway of Peterboro' and at
the Toronto Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Guest , are ,this
week visiting friends at, Streets -
vele and taking in the Canadian
Industrial at Toronto,
Little Miss Bertha ; Webster, has re-
turned to her home at Londesboro
after a visit of several weeks with
herunt Mrs. , M s. E.Saville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holloway were
among the holiday visitors, do the
Toronto Fair. They also visited
the former's brother at Teterboro.
Mr. A. 1s, Bradwin, a former pu:b-
lisher of the Blyth Standard, was
in town on Tuesday. He expedts
at an early date to return to Her-
on County journalism:
14ir.1. James Hare of Whitby, former-
ly Miss Kate Manning, is the guest
this week, of Miss Isabel Gunn, hgv-
ing conte up to be present at the
Kempthoi+ne—Doherty wedding yes-
terday. '
Mr. and Mrs' Will Kemp of Stratford
visited with Mr. and Mrs, S. Kemp,
Saturday until Tuesday. Mr. W.
Kemp has been in very poor health
for several months but the old
friends here were tench pleased to
cue how much improved lie looks of
late and hope that he may soon
be reseored to bis fernier strength.
CLIJYTON
Hullett Township
The township tax rate will -be
higher this year than last as the re-
sult of much bridge building, there
being no Ices than siX on the pro-
gram, thus : At Ed, Jones' side-
road 15 and 18, Medd's bridge on
same line, another at T. McMillan's,
con. 4 and 5, at W. Gray's 13th con,
and at John Riley's con. 8 and ' 0.
Tire abutment at the Wallace bridge,
Summerhill, post, $510 and"the super-
structure will entail an expenditure
of $1500. The abutment ot the Walk-
erhurn bridge cost $100.
All the cement work was done by
M. M rtison
o and a first-class to' b he
made of it. When it conies to build-
ing bridges and. culverts Mr. Mor-
rison• hal no superiors for finished
and durable work.
The News -Record is the leader for
Hullett news,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ball and Mr.
and Mrs, Cleo. M. Farquhar soft bar had a
pleasant little
in J wet
outing o is
grove, Bayfield, on Friday last.
Mrs. Freeman,, accompanied by her
son and daughter, Clifford and Alma,
of Seaford), visited among their
relatives in the vicinity laut week.
Mrs. M. McCauley and Mrs. L.
Purcell of Stratford spent part of
last week with relatives here.
Miss Mildred Barry of St. Colum -
ban is visiting Miss Loretto Flynn,
Mr. Joseph McIntosh went ent to Tor-
onto on Monday and will probably he
away for some time.
Misses Mary. and Vera Carbert went
to Stratford on Tuesday where they
will attend the Convent school,
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Mr. C., H. Holland is again in
in charge of S. S. No, 2 and it will
go without saying that he will as on
hisreviengagement
p o give the very
best of results.
Mr. El. J. Tighe left on Tuesday
for Sandwich to attend college.
Mrs. T. Carhert visited in Stmt.
ford over the week -end,
Miss Mary 'Lacey of Goderich
holidayed last week
with her cousin,
n,
Miss Annie Shanahan,
Seaforth was given en exhibition of
what ' the township of Hullett can do
in the way of raising fine horses,
when Thos. McMichael and Sons and
Willi mi tirm Shipped several of
their horses to the Toronto Exhibi-
tion last Monday. There were six -
teem in all, among the number being
two famous stallions, Glenrae and
Lord Ronald, Glenne- had• his two
families of one -year-olds' and two-
year -olds with him, Mr. Rime went
down with life brood, mare, Jeseee
Constance, with her one -year-old
colt and foal. Mr. Cornish, is show-
inore-year-old
g his filly from{ Glen-
rae. Mr. McMichael is again show-
ing his pacing mare, which has been.
a successful winner in Toronto for
two years, aril which he thinks will
be a winner acain this year. Messrs.
McMichael and Rinn have every con-
fidence in their horses making a good
showing, and carrying off . Nene of
the prizes at the Exhibition, for
they claim there is no township in
the whole County of Huron can turn
out better horses than the 'Township
of bIullett—News.
The News From Londesboro
Mr. John Granger lost a thorough-
bred' Cow recently valued at over two
hundred dollars,
Mrs. Griffiths and two ciiljdren
leave this week for Winnipeg,
Miss Rose Lyon loft Monday for
Mount Forest.
Mr. H. Lear returned Monday from
a boat trip to the Soo.
Mr. A. Ouimette of ,Ettrick visited
at the home of Mr. M. Braithwaite
over the week -end,
Miss L. Jamieson has returned to
her duties inn was -
Toronto. She v as ac
corn ied ister,
pan by her sr ,Miss I']os-
sie, who will spend a week in the.
city:
Mr. Janice and Miss Delia McCool
spent the weak -end with their sisters
in Toronto.
Messrs. Thos. and Geo. Moon spent
a few days in Toronto this week.
Mr. andk .f'
Mrs.Ra a feta0 f London
guests g is of Mr, and Mrs,. Thos.
Adams, Sr., of the 10th concession
recently.
Miss B. Brogden. of London sPant.
Sunday at her home in the village.
Alvany Garrett is visiting -his
aunt at Woodville.
A very pleasant evening was Spent
at the Foresters' meeting last Fri-
day evening when after the general
business ice cream .and cake were
served. Thesocial u•
hour was very
mach enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Webster visited:'
from Saturday until -Monday with.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Saville of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs, R. Mafcters of Lon-
don spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss R. Young left recently to re -
dame her duties at, Brantford after
a months' vacation at her home
here.
Miss Pearl Lee is taking a course
in the Clinton Business College.
Miss Edna Lyon Cleft thief week
for Marnack where she has taken a
school.
Mrs. J. L. Awde of. Wingtram spent
a few days recently It her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Redden vid:ted.
Tara friends over Sunday,
Miss A. Coombs of London spent a
few days at her )tome here.
Mr. E. Ashley of Kingston was the
guest ohthe Misses Milian for sever•
-
fweek,
Clays o „ the past wee ,
Hullett Township
Miss Bridgie Cummins of St, Aug- -
ubtine returned home Monday after"
spending a few days Wirth, friends bore
and in Clinton.
Misses "Alice and Irene Carbert•
have returned home after a couple of
weeks' holidays with relatives on 'tin.
0th con.
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School Shoes
School days are almost here again
and we are prepared to meet the •requirements of the
girls and boys in schoolfshoes,-we have the new shapes
in all leathers, price to suit any purse and also in that
'most' essential point that school shoes should have, good
wearing qualities. Call and see for you't,elves, it will
be a pleasure to show you what we have.
Repair 'Department
On Morday Aug.: 25th, Mr. Wilken will takh
over our Repairing Department and will belad to
see all his former customers alad friends in our store.
Any work entrusted to his care will be neatly and
promptly attended to.
H. S. CHAPMAN
Successor to J. Twitchell & Son