The Clinton News-Record, 1910-08-04, Page 8Repairing Neatly Done and
Promptly Attended to
FRED. JACKSON
Augud 40. 1010
Our Specialties
Stock Guaranteed not to Fade
Workmanship of the Best
. Prices Reasonable
Prompt Delivery
We have
over 100
PORTLAND CEMENT
• The undersigned has just received a car of fresh "National"
Portland Cement and will sell the setae at a fair living profit.
The undersigned has also the agency for the Independent Companies
and will fill orders for a ear load from any of the said
companies for a small margin of profit.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON
Innaumploomemosom
JACKSON'S
CLEARING SAL E
We are still busy clearirig out the
balanceofour summer stock.
For the past three weeks we have had good
success in clearing up odd, lines, but- there's
more to go yet in .Men's, Women's and
Children's Oxford'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
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I, SAVE MONEY
By spending it here Friday and Saturday -
Big Price Reductions in all Depts.
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et A Big Waist Special . .
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e About 25 Ladies White Lawn Waists, made of nine quality lawn .. a
a and trimmed with tucks .and lace or embroidery insertion, good as •
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f valne at 65c, to clear Friday and Saturday 39 A
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t Men's Odd Pants at 79c
Only a few dozen of these Odd Pants $1.00 and $L25, choice of 10,, this lot Friday and Satuy
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3 , t _ Children's Patent Oxfords 85c #
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These Oxfords are made of good quality patent and vvill give
g good satisfaction, sizes 11 to 2. reg price $1.35, Friday and Sat .85 ;
0 Special prices on Women's and Children's Oxfords.
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• Corsets 49c and 69c
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Be sure and get a pair of our 09e and 49e Corsets, They are
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Men's and Boys' CiOthing at Lowest Prices t •
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The
Roughest
*Kind
Of
Moving
may scratch our furniture, but can hardly injure it
otherwise. For it is built to stand hard service as well
as to look attractive.
Our Summer !Furniture '
is no exception. Light its it is there la a strength about it that is
surprising, Our porch c hairs, rockers, eta, will stand the weather, no
matter what it may be.
The cheispeet spat lit HurtodCOunty to bOy kisli5 furaltates
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Subscribers for the Stan-
dard Designer, the woman's
raetical fashion magazine
ler %opy. August
number noW'ob. sale. The
.patterns it 1.11ustrates are
„ equally popuiar, they are
kf*m-zallowin4, reliable and
" 10? d 15c,
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W. D. FAIR CO,
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Mies Mabel Twitchell spent Sunday
with Seaforth friends.
Miss Bessie McEwan is holidaying for
a few weeks at Bayfield,
Mr, Jack Wiseinan of the staff ot the
Bank of Montreal, Guelph, was
home over the week end.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Fred. Brown
and children of Pretrolia are the
guests of Mrs. Wxu. East.
Miss Margaret Delta returned on
Monday after a couple of weeks'
stay with Detroit friends. '
Miss Clarke and Miss Annie Clarke of
Goderich Spent the week end the
guests or Mrs. T, Kearns.
Mrs. Grant of St. Marys' spent a
few days in town the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. J. Wiseman,
Mrs. Thos. East and. Mr. Ray leave
today for London, where they will
spend a feW days with friends,
Master Clarence Finch is visiting
this week with his arandparents,
air. and Mrs. Bradshaw, of Brus-
sels,
Misses Annie and Minnie Cooper re-
turned • on Saturday from a very
pleasant forthight's visit in Musko-
ka and Collingwood,
Mn. and Mrs. Wm. Sparks of the
.Brownsen Line, Stanley, spent Sun-
day in town With •the former's
mother, Mrs. Jas. Mahaffy. •
Mr. D. Cantelon left on Monday for
Toronto and will take a trip to W-
illie, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Weattherwass, before returning.
Mrs, A. Cantelon, the: Misses Centel-
o'n, Miss Walker, the Misses Smith
and. Mr. II. Dickson spent last Fri-
day at beautiful, breezy Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharp and two children
of Watford. spent a few days with
Mrs. Sharp's aunt, Mrs. A, Centel-
• on, and • other friends the .past
Mrs. Couch, Sr., and Mrs. 'W. Eos
and Miss' Aden returned from Bays'
field on Monday after Spending sev-
eral weeksvery pleasantly beside
• the beautiful Hill'011.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Hamblyn and Mr.
H. Aunt, accompanied by their
gusts, Mr. and Mrs. Caswell, spent
Saturday in Hensall, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt. '
Rev. J. Greehe expects to take the
work of Rev, Mr. Livingston in
itlitchell • for the following three
weeks while the latter attendic Gen-
• eral Conference.fn Victoria, 13.C,
Mr.. G. Cuninghame and his friend,
A. Smith of Walkerton went
up 'to • Goderich on Monday
and launched Gordon's new .boat •
and rowed back to Burk's Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moore of Winni-
• peg are spending a couple of weeks
visiting the mother, sister and
brother of the former In town Mr.,
Moore is also renewing friendships
with many of his boyhood chums.
Mr.. IL Dickson, who has been supply-
ing in Willis church during Rev. Dr.
Stewart's holidays, left on . Monday
for his home in ,Atwobd. Mr. Dick-
son expects to Awn t'o Egmont:la
ville shortly to take Rev. Mr,
Savers work for a few weeks.
kr, and Mrs. Josh. Cook and Mr.
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and Mrn, SL Mulholland and their
families are enjoying themselves
very much at thein summer cottage
• 13a:ie.-a-Woe, which is a, very heapit-
able place, indeed, no fewer than
forty persons having picnicked .there
on Monday last,
Miss H. M. Hill of Toronto, who . is
visiting friends .here and in Goder-
ich, is forming a party for a tour
in Europe, leaving in February for
the 1VIediterranean. They will be
away nearly five months and return
from England after the coronation
of King George.
Mrs'. .1. S. Jackson of Winnipeg, who
has spent the past month in town
with friends, left on Monday, amaii!.
peeled by her little daughter, Helen,
and little Miss Mary Chaney, for
Go Home Bay,. where they will be
guests for a few weeks at the sum-
mer bottle of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Clark of Toronto, •
The following have been all ticketed
through by Mr. John Ransford,
town agent of the G.T.H, : Rev,
J. E. Ford, who goes to Victoria,
B.C., to attend. the General Con-
ference of the Methodist church.
Mr. b'ord leaves on Monday; Miss
Sybil Courtiee, who leaves for the
mission field of -Japan tomorrow ;
Miss Deverell, wbo left on Satur-
day for an extended trip through
Canada and the United States be-
fore locating in Winnipeg ; Mr.
Henry and family, who left on Mon-
day Iasi for Grand Forks, North
Dakota.
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SATURDAY BARGAINS
St and $1.05 Men's Shirts 79c
Clearing out the balance of our Men's Negligee Shirts
at cost and less as follows :
$1.00 and 1.25 Shirts for 79e
75c Shirts for 59c
Boys 500 Shirts for 390
Linen Collars Sc
25 dozen raen's pure Linen Collars, assorted
heights and sizes, reg 15c and 20c, choice 50
25C Silk Ties 15c
10 dozen Men's and boys Silk Ties in four•in-
hand bows and tucks, reg 25o for 15e
$1 Umbrellas for 79c
Men's Umbrellas, natural wood handles, good. sa-
teen tops, reg $1, sale price 79c
Bogs Suits
Clearing out the balance of our Boys Clothing as
follow s :
$3.00 Boys Suits for $2.15
2.25 2,50
4.50 • 3,50
5.00 a 4.00
5.75 4.75
6.50 ' 550
• Overalls 500
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• Men's Moleskin Overalls, two • dozen pairs only,
all sizes, reg 75c, sale price 50c .
25c Men's Sox t9c
Men's fancy colored Cotton Sox, all sizes, reg 25e
Sox for 19c, 50c Sox, for 39c
50c Men's Braces 39c
Men's Fancy Webb Braces, leather ends, across
back, reg 50c, sale price 39c
Men's Straw Hats • •
Men's Straw Hats in all the newest shapes at the
'following deep cuts to clear out : .
$2.50 Hats for $1.50
. 2,00 1.25
150 ‘‘ 1.10
1.25 " .90
'100 • .75
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$10 Suits for $a
Men's Ready-made Suits and worsteds and tweeds
in all sizes :
Regular $10,00 Suits for $8.00
12.00 9.75
14,00 11.00
15.00 12.00
50c and 75c Silks 25c
20 Ends Fancy Silks in checks'stripes and plain,
in lengths of 2 to 41 yards. Just the odds and ends ot
our silk departnent, regular 50c and 75c- value, Sat-
urday 250
25c and 50c Wash Belts 10c
About two dozen Ladies white Wash, Belts, assort-
ed, buckles, some are slightly soiled. The odds of
our belt department, clearing them out. Saturday at
100
25c Childrens Hats 15c
Childrens Sailor Straw Rats with fancy bands,
good quality straw, reg 25c, to clear Saturday at
15c
54)6 Childrens Hats 39c
Childrens Sailor Straw Hats with fancy silk
bands, three styles, all sizes, regular 50c, Saturday
39c
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Only 15 trimmed, Hats left, regular values
from $4 up to $7. Saturday we give you
your choice at $1
STAPLE BARGAINS
121c Fancy Ginghams 9c
15 . . 11
121 •Towels 10
10 " 8
121 Factory Cotton • 10
10 " 8
• Flannelette Remnants 8
White Cotton 8
Apron Gingham " 8
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Czzivray
About People You Know.
Mrs: A. Hooper is visiting her son in
Hensall t•hio week.
Miss Annie 13artlilf visited in Toon-
to a few days last week, •
Rev. T. W. and Mrs. ro!.fens left yes-
terday for a thee res' holiday
trip. .
MissErma Andrews . visiting
friends in Seaforth this weeka
Messrs. John and David Deevea spent
. Sunday with Dungannon. friends.
Me. Davis, Collector of, Custotris,
Wingham, was in town yesterday.
Miss Jean Chidley is the •guest of
Miss Jean MeTaggart atBayfield:
Mrs. Duncan 1/feEwan and Mrs.. L.
Paisley visited in, Henaall over. Sen
day, '
Mr, W. J. Newcombe of. Fort William
is visiting friends and telatives in
town. . •
Mrs. Eekmier has returned after
a few weeks with Wends' across the
bonder.
Mies Marion Andrews is., spending a
few days with the Misses Carbert
in Hullett.
Mrs. Watt and MRS Bessie Want visit-
• ed with Hulled friends a few days
the past Week.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Caswell of Tor-
onto are the guests of Mr.: and Mrs.
Win. Rantblyn.
MiSs Gladys Smith ot Walkerton vis-
ited Miss Florence Cuninghame ov-
er theweek end.
Mr. and Mrs: Thos. Watts spent the •
holiday with 'relatives in Goderich
and Sheppardton.
Miss Margaret 1Viahafty and Miss Bes-
sie Smith spent civic holiday with
friends in Mitchell.
Mr. R. S. Holmes or London spent
the week end :With his brother, Mr.
John 11Ohnes, Huron Road.
Miss Mara Southcombe has been the
guest of friends in St.. Marys' for
the past week of so.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Finch, and family,
who have been spending a few
weeks with friends in town, left on
Tuesday for London where they will
visit a few days before leaving for
their home in: Flint, lVfich.
Mr. Dave 'Gardiner has been bona
from. Winnipeg the past week re-'
riewing old acquaintances at -
ter an absence of two years.
None of the boys are more
wefeonte back than is the genal
Dave.
Miss Eva Cartert.
. is visiting in God-
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e:le:Tines Rudd spent Sunday anti
Th
Monday with Goderich friends.
Miss Eya, Stevenson goes to Goderich
IonSaturday to spend a week with
friends.
Miss May Joyner of Smithville has
been visiting her cousin, Miss Eva
1 Carter*. •:
Miss Myrtle Sperling leaves Thursday
foe a two weeks' visit to her honie
at Cranbrook.
Mrs, Jas, Fair and her sister, Miss
Dewar, spent a day with Seaforth
friends last week. .
Mr. John Rumball is. enjoying a holi-
day in Muskoka with a Rumba . of
YaM.C.A. boys from Toronte.
Mts. A. Weatherwax is spending a
few' days in town the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cantelon.
Dr. and Mrs. 'Thompsoa and their
little daughter were of rela-
tives at St. alary.'s Sunday and
A.
Monday
Sniait' b• of Walkenton is assisting
in the Canadian Express Office dur-
• ing the absence of Mr. Gordon Cun-
Ingham° at camp.
Master Roy Pinch, youngest son of
• kr. and 'Mrs. Iral'i. Pinch, under -
Went an operation the other day
but is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey t f Mara
Mon spent from Saturday ttinil
Tuesday the guest of the iatter's
brother, Mr, Thos, KEW.=
Dr. and Mrs. Gunn went down to
Toronto on Tuesday morning, hav-
ing ben called there by the sudden
death et the formet's brother, Mr.
A. Gunn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Seale of North Iran-
eouver, Mrs. Ed. Seale of Granby
and Miss Muriel Holmes of Prince-
ton, N.J., are pleats of their
brother, Mr. Jobe Holiness Huron
Mnr."d' oWa.liter Jackson came up from
Brantford yesterday and wilt spend
a few weeks visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Jaelfson, and
• also "Tenting on MO old camp
ground" out at Burk's.
Among the successful Notelet School
students at Guelph Agricultural
College were: Bletnentary Indus-
trial Arts—Miss Margaret Worthing-
ton, Clinton ; MiSs. Jean Muir, Stun-
merbill.
..e.,owsgasi gen.
The News Front Londesboro
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Mrs. D. W. Boyd left Monday for
Lucknoar where She wil? 3oin her bus -
band who. went there ou the Huron
and Bruce Old Boys excursion
Mon-
day night. •• •
• Mr. Samuel MeCool left Tuesday for
Stratford- where 'he expected to take
a position With the G. T. R. • -
Miss E. Lyon left Monday for Lon-
don• after a two weeks visit under the
parental roof,
Mrs. Catley of Mt. Forest is visits
ing her sister, Mrs. Jos, Lyea.
Miss Walters of London is visiting
at the home of Mr: 'Mos: Cole.
Miss M. McCool left for ,Toronto on
Tuesday after two weeks Vacation
spent at her home here.
The Syndicate threshing machine,
under the management of J. John-
ston, John Nott and Chas. John-
ston, cointnencei threshiag.Tuesday of
this week.
Miss R.. Young resumed duties at
Brantford this week.
Mr. Ben Kerr has engaged with. Mr.
J. Addison to work on the Bruce-.
field. section.
• Mr. and Mrs. •Harye Longman. of
London spent London Civic holiday
with friends here.
Extensive repairs are being, made to
the laanse and ground's, a fine fence
is tq be erected across the front
which will greatly beautify the
grounds.
' ' A number from here witnessed the
baseball game at Clinton on Mon-
day. .
Mr. S. Gray and wire spent a rew
days with his brothers, Wtn. •and
Jos,
lastewieevk.
MMains is spending a
few days with relatives neat Blyth.
Rev. Mr. Piercy is spending a •few
days an oionto.
Constance concerns.
Mrs. E. L. Farnham and children W. ttugill and W. McIntosh spent
spent a revs days last week the guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Me -
Glamor.
Mr, Jos, Cooper of Cleveland is'the
guest of his mother at present. ,
Wail° Mrs. Cooper, Sr,, was coining
down stairs one day recently, she ac-
cidently &lipped and fell to the bot-
tom injuring her back. We hope to
see her around again shortly.
a few days last week at Bayfield.
Mrs. McDonald and family of ptaitl.
are visiting her . aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, McIntosh.
Oun merchant is busy these dela
hauling his goods from Blyth ori
account, of the strike.
Mrs. John Clark of Seaforth is vis-
iting friends in and around the vil-
Iage.
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Leadhury
The farmers around thin vicinity
are busy withtheir wheat and bars
ley harvest, which promises a very
good crop.
Mrs. Itinney and her son, Thomas,
intend taking a trip out Went next
Week.
Mrs. Trier Summerhill spent
Sunday at Mr. Searlett's.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of IfUllett
vis-
itrt at Mn. W li. MeGavin's on Sun-
day.
Hullett Township.
Mr. William Morrison sold his fine
heavy draught team for a good figure.
He delivered them to Walton one day
last week from whence they will be
shipped on the C.P.R. to the nwilic
coast,
ia*disOW..ifde*rodiatAitogiookro.a.
Capt. Peter tilistott of the Cana&
ian Garrison Artillery was murdered
by a gunner at Victoria, D.C.
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