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CLEAR SALE.
We are still busy Clearing out the
balance of our summer stock,
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For the past three weeks we have had good
success in clearing up Oddlines, but there's
more to go yet in Men's, Women's and
Children s .0xford's. Pumps and Slippers
which will be closed out at wholesale prices
for CASH. .
Black and Colored Oxfords, Patent Leather,
Kid and Gun Metal Calf Pumps and Slippers
• Repairing Neatly Done. and
Promptly Attended to
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SAVE MONEY
By, spending it here Friday and Sattirday
Big Price Reductions in all Depts.
A Big Waist Special
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About 25 Ladies White Lawn Waists, made of nice quality lawn
and trimmed with tucks and Iace or embroidery insertion, good
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Men's Odd Pants at 79c •
Only a few dozen of these Odd Pants $1.00 and $1.25, choice Of
this lot Friday and Saturday • .79.
Children's Patent Oxfords 85c . •
--These Oxfords are. made of good quality pateut and will give
good satisfaction, sizes 11 to 2. reg price 81.85, Friday and Sat . 8 5 ,e
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' Special prices on Women's and Children's Oxfords.
Corsets 49c and 69c
Be sure and get a pair of our 69c • and 49c Corsets. •They are.
hummers.
Meti's and Boys' Clothing at. Lowest PriceS t
SMALL PROFITS AND MORE BUSINESS.•.
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Often Cheapest — Always the Best
Miss Della Finch is visiting in Sea-•
forth. ,
M. Atkins of Toronto spent Sunday
at Mr. Arthun Cook's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Mulch and family
spent Sunday at Auburn.
Mr. Gordon Carrinehame was witb
Walkerton friends over Sunday,
Mise Merle Moore is in Stratford for
a couple of weeks the guest of Mrs.
Murch.
Mrs. Hugh Mackay and Miss Ina
Fowlie, Bayfield, avere in town. on
Friday last.
Mrs. Geo. Finch and Masters Russel
and Harvey spent last week at the
home of Mr. Jas. Finch.
Mis Jean MeTaggart was in . from
Bayfield for the Cotstantine—Ohid-
ley wedding on Thursday. ••
Mrs. Match, matron of the .House Of
• Refuge, • has returned from a week's
•Visit at 1Gorrie.anci Wroxeter.
Mr, E. Twitchell of Fargo, •-Dakota,
has been renewing old acquaintances
in town during the past week.
Mrs. McIntyre is expected • from
• Hamilton this week on a visit to
ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. MeKovvn.
Miss Vera and Master Jack Steep• of
Teroato, are the • guests a their
• godparents, Mr. and Mrs. john
Jackson. • .
Mrs. Gentane and • daughter, Miss
Mildred; of Buffalo, are visiting th• e '
former' parepts, • Mr. andMrs.
Isaac . Jackson.
Miss Kate Ross of Toronto is spend-
conple of „weeks' holiday's at
• the: home Of her aunt, Miss Ross,
• Alexander • street.
Mr. . Clarence Young, late Of Pasta-
• dena,, Cal., has taken a position in
• the tailoring •'.establialutiont of 6.
W. Barge & Co,
Miss Spark, who has been in charge
of Couch ee, Co's ' tannery, during
• the season, left for her home in
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Tavistock on. Saturday.
Mn. and Mrs. Albert Ball and son,
' Arthur, of 'Toronto spent the past
week with Mrs. Ball's Motihr, Mra.
John Ranson in Amen. , •
Mr. George Rice will probably move:
his family:to Terento , ere long,
hav-
hg accepted a , position with, the
Otto Nigel 'Co. of .that city.
Miss Cornish of the Base Line • has
• been engagid to teach in S. S.
• No. 5, Morris, and will assume her
new duties after the holiday's.
Mr. Fred. Tindall of Buffalo is spend•
ing •a couple of weeks the guest of
Mr: Geo.. D. 1VIeTaggart's :family at
• thole summer cottage, Bayfield.
Mr::'Stewart and 'Miss Jean Scott
left on Friday morning for a • six
• weeks' visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Hart, and other friends at Inner -
kip. • • •
• Miss Baker, who has been in charge
of the millinery department at Toz-
er & Brown's during the season,
left on Monday for her home in
• Walkerton.
Misa McCormick, who' has ,been in
charge of Irwin's millinery depart.
• men % during the season, • spent a
• week in Goderich before leaving for
her home in Belleville: •
Mr, Bert Johnson, who passed his
second class 'Normal School exam-
ination • sucoessfully has engaged
.with the Staples. Public School
Board for the ensuing year at a
good salary. He is now taking • a
month's training at the Military
• School, London,
Ars. Josh Cook, • Masters Laverne,
Milton and Clinton, and Miss . Vera
also Miss Pearl Glazier ate camp-
ing at Iron Springs, a few Miles
above Bayfield, One of the prettiest
spots on the whold lake shore. They
• expect to be joined this week
Mr. and Miis. John Mulholland.
• Mr. WM. Jones of Hamilton has been
. visiting in Clinton and district the
past week. Time is dealing gently,
with him and he actually appears'
to grow younger as he gets older.
Mr. Jones has numerous old friends
in Clinton who are always glad
of the opportunity of meeting him.
Mr. and -Mrs. Fred. Swinbank of
%vassal Wis„ are visiting the ter-
mer's mother on Ontario St. and
brother, Mr. Waiter Swinbank of the
London Road. Mr. Swinbank Is
. traveller for the famous Black Cat
hose and his holidays coining at
this season he always spends them
in Clinton,'
Mr. A. 3, Morrish and Mi sa Dessie,
and .Misses Annie and Minnie Coop-
er left on Monday for Windermere,
Muskoka, where they will spend a
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Mrs. D. Cook Sr. is visiting with
• friends at the Nile. •
Pars. Will. Downs, who had been vis-
• iting Clinton. • friend* returned to
Toronto 'on Tuesday. . . I
Mrs. Joel McLeod returned last week
from a visit of some weeks with
her Peale in London. • • '
Miss Ida Hanna, Toroxito, was the
•guest of het sister, Mrs, S. S. Coop-
er, for a • few days of the • past
•week: ,
Mrs. , Jas. Duniord and Miss Clete
• and Mrs. W. G. Piakeitt and Miss
• Isabelle hiave today for a week's
visit at Brussels.
Mr. T. R. Sheppard, who left here
for Winnipeg a few weeks ago, has
• been relieving in the Calgary britaeh
• of the Royal. Bank ead expceas to
go farther west before lie filially lo-
cates. "Chum" is having the time
of his life and it therms/11y enjoy-,
ing it.
Miss Helen Fair expects to leave
about the first 'week in August for
Calgary, Alberta, to take a course
at the 'Normal School there wiitti
view to • engaging in teaching in
that Province, tn. route she will
• visit her aunt, Mrs. R. I. Macdon-
ald at Stratheona, Alta.
]rs. Eckmier left on Friday morning
fa a few weeiks' visit with friends
in New Berlin, N.Y. She was ac-
companied by her neiee, Miss Belle
Haddock, who had visited M town
for a couple of weeks and who, af-
ter a few days' visit with friends
en route, intended going on to
Moose Jaw to attend a summer
school to be held there this month.
Mrs. John Howson, • who has beet
visiting at ,Peterboro tor the past
few weeks, arrived on Paday to
join her husband who has been. vis-
iting his mother •and ,Niter, Mrs.
and Miss Howson, Albert street
the past month. M. and Mrs.
Howson will return to their home
at Medicine Hat, Sask.f the first
week in August.
Mr.W. 8. Hale, after a few days
visit with his brother, Mr. C. 13.
Hale, left on Monday to return to
the City of Mem:co. fle has been in
Mexieo for several years and fills
an important position with a big
electrical company, but he still
prefers Anglo-Saxon oorfareinities
and will come further north at the
first fitting opportunity.
Dr. Ovens, • London, Paid his usual
professional . visit .to Clinton on
• MrTuesday.
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Forester of Black Roes
.1., is spending a vacation at the ,
parental home. •
Miss M. • Dewar of St. Mary's has
• beet visiting in town, the guest • of
• her sister, Mra. Jas. Fair.
Mrs. F. J. Pridhain, of Godefech, ac-
companied by her son, IVIe. Reginald
Pridham, spent Friday in town
with friends. •- •
Mrs. McHardy—Smith and Master
• Frank leave tomorrow to visit
• friends at Wingham and elsewhere
• for a few. days.
Miss Bessie and Masters Albert and
• Gordon Webster of Toronto visited
• wah tbeir grandmother, Mrs. Ray -
son, oven Sunday.
Miss H. M. Hill of Toronto came up
on Tuesday and will be the guest
• of Miss Mountcastle and ofMrs,
OM Middleton, Goderich township.
Mrs. Brigham, who has been visiting
Mrs. Wm. Cook for the past week
or so, left this week for Kincardine
• where she will visit friends • for a
time.
Mrn. Howard Partlow and Miss Liotia.
• axil Mrs, Walter Barnes of Toronto
were guests of the former's! mother,
Mrs. Rayson from Saturday until
• Monday.
Mrs. 3. Kilty left on Tuesday for
Detroit where she will spend some
time with her daughter. Mrs. Kilty
has bean esiting friend's in town
for a few weeks.
Little Miss Harriet Cantelon, daugh-
ter of Mr. P. Cantelon, been
ill for the past couple of weeks,
having been threatened with fever,
• but is now reeovering.
Mr. Jas. A. Ball, who will be rem-
embered by many News -Record read-
ers having been, at one time a
C. 1. student here, and who is a
nephew of Mrs. 'John Wiseman, has
been coming to the front In the
west, having just been appointed
Comptrolleir of Customs at DaWson,
Man.
Mr. Henry Stokes . of the Dominion
Sogar Co. of Berlin was in this
neighborhood this week and along
with Wm. Graham inspected some
of the Sugar Beet fields. They pro-
nounce the beets in excellent 'condi-
tinti and with a little mom rain
the crop promisee to be a record
breaker.
Haggitt and daughter and
neice •of Detreet, • Miele, are .visiting
at Mr. alas. Woodman's•.
Mies R. Young of Brantford is
speeding her vacation with Auburn
and Londesboro friends.
• Miss E., Lyon of London if home
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for two weeMr. Robert and Miss Lizzie Snel8 °
ks . vacation.
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and Miss Macdonald of Westfield vis-
'ited at Mr. W. Lyon's Sunday laSt :
Mrs. Amos Watson of London iP... ..
visiting at • F. Pielt-ard's • ad.
•(:Watson's.. '. •
Hullett Happenings.
• Miss Nellie Meillt05hi trained nurse
of Buffalo, Is spending bbr vacation
with her numerous relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Andrew Flynn had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable mare and
colt last week.
'number from here Sundayod in
Breezy Baynelel.
Miss Maggie McCool ef Toronto is
home for her holiday*.
The majority of people have finished
haying and some have commenedd cut-
ting their fall wheat/.
Miss Bessie Waite of Goderich 15
visiting old acquaintances on the
• 10th eon. at present..
Wm. aleCool purchased a driv-
ing mere last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Awde .Sunda,yed,
under the parental roof.
• M. Wm. Coventry of Wingham is
visitingns.
friends: on the 8th and -9th.
co'
Many of the fannersare complain-
ing about smut on their wheat, and.
some fields are so bad that they are.
being ploughed down.
. Mr. Harry, McCool and Mr. Richard
Vodden, who have been on the -
sick list, are now on the mend,
Mr. Bert Nott has been laid • up,
with an attack of la grippe.
• A great number took in the excur-
sion to to Kincardine on. Thursday.
Constance -.Concerns •
• Mrs. • Frank Philips and daughtet
of Toronto.' are visiting. •at her uncle'ef
Mr, W.
Mrs. .Robt. Clark left on Tuesday
for Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., where
she will visit friends for a couple of
wMeeiksss; Evelyn •Clark left on Tuesday
for Muskoka where she will visit
herauntand other friends for some
line,
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Mrs. R. L. Farnham and children
returned home this week alter trend-
ing a few days at hayfield
Miss Katie Jamiesen ot Detroit le
visiting her parents at preset.
Mies Belie *McCully :emit a few
days at Stratford recently.
At the examinatioe. 1 oneeetion
with •the Toronto Conservatory • of
music held hi Seaforth rPeently, we
have learncd that Mi SS Gladys Cous-
ins, neleC of Mrs. Wm. Wilson and
pupil of Miss Hvelyn Clarke, was
•,‘,1•.iii.tincel.:.sffil passing her primary
Misses Theresa and Mabel Arm --
I strong spent • Saturday and Sunday
with friends near Clinton. •
Mn. 0,swald McConkey and Mr. Ed...
,gar Frank of St. Mary's are ,engaged.
selling views through the townships
of nullett and McKillop at present.
Miss A. McRorie of Warwick is vis -
Ring her sister Mrs. Wm. 13rittott.
Mrs. McCully has returned to the.
village after spending a $./hort timo
with her daughter, Mrs. 1. MoGavin,
of Leadbury.
At the recent examinations in con-
nection with the Normal school Wei
have learned that Miss Edith Camp-
bell, Miss Bell Taylor and Miss Maud
McGregor were 'successful.
A London woman, dreading an op-
-eration, broke away fr0111 thO hospit-
al, ran home and barricaded herself
in the house, She was persuaded to,
return to the hospital, where -
she died.
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