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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-09-08, Page 8impeopiemiamamaisampaamaaaaam Clinton New; -Record. Think of ItJP-U.4AR Look up what School Book and supplies•you or your chil- dren will need when school opens. We invite you to bring your needs to us and have theta .satisfied. Public School scholars will require a few new things this year. new Hygiene Composition Geography and Arithme- tic are in stock. .Grammar and History expected any hour, With few. exceptions Collegiate Institute books are to. band. Downright first- rateness in qualities and prices are what we have tried for in scribblers, Pencils, Slates,. Rubbers, Pens, Bags, Rulers, etc., and they are all here for you. W..D.FAIR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best p•"•II t , i r �', Ifd�fluu91tlwl1iiQilllp• AIL I Mr. ii .. C: Johnston of Exeter spent theholiday lid a With ' his f an it . Y Y M.and , r \• .less \1'm. Ford returned Tuesday after. Spending the holiday with the latter's brofer, M. Chas. Foster, at Varna. Mrs, Couch, Mr. and Mrs. P. ('oucli, ..Mrs. Ross and Miss Ileien spent Sunday and Monday at Bayfield guests -at the. summer cottage . of Rev.S: R. and Mrs. Couch. :Urs, D. • 8; Cook and Miss• Mildred after a three -Weeks visit' anion friends at -the Nile and Dunga'nbon returned home Monday, aceo`ntpanie by Mr, Cook who went to the 1'il the previous day, Irs, John Brickenden has. rented her residence, furnished, to Mr. Yates, foreman of the. piano department at • the faotory, and will pay an extend- ed -visit to her daughter, Mrs, Chas. Adair, Collingwood. llr. Jolla 'Crooks, after spending a month very pleasantly. in town and vicdnity, left last week for 'l'oronto and Wil?, • again ,restnne his duties hustling for western trade in the interests of Nesbitt �l Auld;. Toron- to, lrsi: Andrew Ginn; . who recently left for Foam Lake, Sask.,' to make iter' home With her daughter, Mrs. John Henry; .safely arrived at her desti- • •na1ion and is `now familiarizing her- self with . conditions which differ -so greatly on.a prairie farm Pram those which prevail- in a kite Ontario town,Mrs. Ginn is, at the three score and ten mark. • Rev: J. Greene is in• Flesherton this Week; having gone up to conduct services on Sunday in connection with• the installing of a nevi pipe •or an in the !Methodist' church.. •.MJr,. Greene was pastor, of that charge forty-three yiars ago and though many of the old 'Members are gone, he looked forward with pleasure to • the, visiting of old scenes, especially as sane. of the children .whom he. baptized when in charge of the cit• spit` are ni w heads of families and pillars in the .church.. • 1Ir,. Frank O'Neil felt on Tuesday to return to Moosejaw,. Sask., where his business intetests are centered,_ .The 'Mime Moose Jaw—they will in- sist out there, ch 'Making two words; of it -4s not perhaps the one . that the citizens of today Would. select, but the place has grown in spite• of it; and nevi` takes on city airs. But •it•had 'a God -forsaken • look . when Mr.• (O'Neil first cast his' lot • there and it is mo• doubt owing to a large extent to the 'public spirit and op- tiinismn of such. citizens as Mr. O'Neil' that .i'Jooseja'w is recognized one of the half dozed good towns betttecnWin•nitieg and•.the Rockies. '1I•r. and Mrs. R. H. Read of Cal- umet, Mich., have been visiting the past week with the' form�er's sister, lirs,°•t1'. Harland Jr• Mr. Read though not a native of Clinton, spent most of :fits boyhood hate and founts. many old friends who were glad to .meet and greet hint • and. have a • chat over the "good old days." It is fourteen yearn since he took n f Itis residence u d • n ct the c Mars and Strt pe.t and,though he likes Michigan; be is always pleas- ed to hike back to the olti town for a little visit.. Mr. and Mrs. Read. left Monday of on .lo a for Londonand a will y � ll y •end some !fill i p e r time with the fornier's mother there before •re- turning to their ho=ne in Calumet. Tr, Alex. Innes returned. a fete days ago front Alberta whith1.r he went several months r o Sago to hahttestead. Sunny Alberta did not agree with him and be was so reduced in avoir- dupois that his friends looked at him in astonishment and mete than linof then) ejaculated e en rl at Why Sandy t What's the matter. lk`en sick :" " Sick, not now,'" replied Sandy ; • "I cell .you 1 am mighty glad to get back. I didn't. know what a comfortable !tome was till 1 'tried Alberta. A man of my age has no business to go homestead- ing though it's all right for young chaps. 'Ccs, I lost thirty * pounds. Going back ? not much. The good s c oldr and of Stanley good nr is Y enough for nee." Mr. Innes, left this week for British Columbia to act as judge of horses at Fall Fairs there,being n u b n sent out bythe Gov- ernment. ernmen't. This will occupy his time fora few weeks. ti September 8th, 1910 3T) � .NrYffr_i hite Lawn Waists.. at Quarter off Saturday Out go the balance of our White Lawn Waists. All new this season. Several very dainty styles in the lot in embroidery, lace and tailored effects. We want the room for the new fallgoods which are arriving daily. Saturday they will be all out at 1-4 off. SPECIAL -- Lawn. Waists Less Than Cost 3 dozen white Lawn Waists, embroidery fronts, tucked backs, long sleeves, very dainty styles,, all sizes, regnlar $1,25 while they last 89c, SPECIAL, Ladies' Vests Less Than Cost 10 dozen ladies' fine Egyptian yarn Summer Vests, short sleeves, size 4# ooly, regular 12i -c, while they last on Saturday .3 for 23c.. • Shop at this store Saturday and save money. Read the following list, over carefully and see how you can 3 cards Yarn 5c Three big cards of Mendmgg Wool, , shades, black, brown, tan, white and fawn, reg 2 for 5e, Saturday 8 for .O 5. - 2` BoxesHair Pins 5c Dorothy Hair Pins, 100 in each box, assorted•si%es;. reg 5e. each, Saturday 2for - 15c Silk Ribbon 10c Pure Silk Hair Ribbon, extra heavy quality, four inches wide, shades black, white, navy, sky, resida, rose, pink, westeria, green, ete., reg tic Saturday- 25c Wash Belting 15c White Wuo Belting with eed, black and blue edge, guaranteed fast colors, r reg 23e belt length Saturday 25c Children's Sox 19c Children's lisle thread and cotton sox nn in white with colored checked border .U5 ami plain tan, sky and white, ,all sizes, reg'-3t5e Saturday . 9 3 pairs Cotton. Hose 25c 10 dozen only, Ladies' Black Cotton Hose,:seamless and fast color, sizes, 8, nn 9, 10, special Saturday 3 parrs for .L • 11:5c to. 25c Collars 8c . We have laid out all the odd lines• and•broken sizes (tour .children and • ladies' Linen ..Collars,- reg 15e to 25e, Saturday to clear each • .08 $1.25 Sateen Petticoats 98c .Black Sateen Petticoats high -glossy finish, three frills, • all sizes,' reg $1.25; (� Saturday .9 8 25c Children's Hats .13e Children's rnushr'oott and sailor Straw Hats With fancy bands, good quality straw, reg 25e, Saturday price.... ...... . iJ 50c Children's Hats 39c Children's .mushroom . and' sailor Straw Hats, silk rib.bon bands, the ee rq 9styles;•reg 50c Saturday 1-4 off Bogs Wash •Sults Boys Wash StS -Buster Brown and, 1 sailor style, in several styles and colors all sizes, Saturday Quarter off reg price • 1-4 off Bogs Wash. Hats Boys White Tams, washable with silk bands Of assorted colors. reg 25e., foe, 50e, Saturday Quarter off reg.price $5 Wash Suits $3.98 Ladies Wash Suits all ready to wear, several styles to choose from in black and white, blueand white,. and plain blue, all sizes, ref; $5.00,Sct.turday *7. Wash Suits $5..75 Ready-to-wear Ladies Linen Suits in several styles and colorings, reg $7.00 5 7 c Saturday 40 inch- Factor!] Cotton 10c 500 yds 40 -inch Factory Cotton..good, • • • weight and even weave, worth. today 15c per yard•Saturday price....- • u. X3:98. 10C Factorg Cotton 8c y. 500 yards good choice Factory Gotbotl O D p 36 inches' wide, reg 10c Saturday About People You Know. Miss! Ruby Irwin has. returned from a visit to Toronto... Mr. Karl Wilken relent a few hcaidays • in town the past week. Mi'ses•Itose arid Mary McCaughey vis- -ited Blyth friends last week. Master. D. A.• Cantelon is visiting his • sister, Ales. Wcatherwax', in Oril- lia. • Messrs. Edgar .and CarI East and Frank -Watson spent Monday in Bay- field. • Miss Johnstone. of Blyth - bas -.been the guest of Mrs. J. Johnstone of Rattenbtiry. street'. • Miss ida Murphy of Buffalo visited, in town this. week the guest of Mrs. Jas. Appleby. Miss Notts. Simpson 'of .Bruec.fseld was .the guest of Miss, Lizzie Reed a few days the past week. • Miss Marion . Irwin returned • from 'London on Monday atter spending a very pleasant holiday with friends. Miss Mary •Ryan,. chief clerk in the pveeostofk,dlce at Dungannon, visited her aunt, Mrs. D. Cook Sr., the . past • Miss Lulu Weston of Bayfield spent a few days oI the past week with , her sister, Mrs. Edgar Weston of town. Miss Sipes r iiss arrived. in Clinton on a Tuesday.and will have charge of the millinery department at . Ir- wln'S, Dr. and Mrs. Root. Stevenson of Brockville spent the week end with the former's brother in town, Mr. W. J. Stevenson. Mr. S. n wof Port William hos A'g r been spoiding his holidays visiting the parental home, and other friends' in townd vicinity. � ntty. Rev, S. R. Couch and fancily of Der- ham Centre, who have been spend- ing a month at Rayflelel, carie into gown today and are guests of Mrs. Couch Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm..13rown of Detroit have been visiting the fornier's home in Hallett. Mr. Brown is snaking a longer stay tivitll friends the . in viol it n y Mr. Chas. Rowson, after a week's s visit with his mother and sister in town, left on Monday for Montreal to personally oversee the packing ;. shipmentof fruit whichaf slt tt 1 is a p des- tined for South Africa, which place he expects shortly to visit'. Mie, ,Jahn, Rtintball ilea.' returned from a trip 'up the . Georgian Bay.. Master • Jack Bawden is visiting friends in Toronto .this 'week.. Miss E. A. McEttian• of Baylt?eid has • been visiting friends ih town. . • Postmaster .Scott : attended 'a. Post- master's Convention in Toronto the beginning of. the week, Mr. Ed. Jenkins has returned to Tor; Unto after a fortnight spent at his home, Woodlands Farni. • Misses Tillie and Etta ('olclotigh have been spending • their holidays in Waterloo• and Woodstock, - Miss Stewart of London township has been the • guest ; of, Dr. and ,Mrs, Tlioinpson the .past week, . • Mibs•Xeziah E. -Brown left recently for Galstein, Ont., to take charge of the school at 'that place. • • Mrs. Thos.. Mann •of. Listowel was a visitor in town this week • the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I). N. Watson. • Mr. Waller, Johnston • of Stouffcille spent Labor Day with his parents, . and (t \i sL• , W. .Jlintn. Johnston. Miss M. Towson left on Monday for Iluitalo after a pleasant fortnight guest int town the o of her aunt, Mrs. !Towson. • . Mr. Frank J ack son of Barri spent Barrie p nt the holiday at the parental ho=ne in town, that of Mr, and Mes. John Jackson, Miss Baker arrived last . week • from Walkerton and is again in charge of Tozer Brown's millinery. de- partment. Mr. JosephO'ConnellReY Reynolds and Mr. D. C. Hannah Jr, of London were in town over the holiday, tltc guests of Mr. Robt. Irwin. Mrs. R. N. Rowe and daughter, Miss' Rita, of Exeter have been visiting the fo.rrner's mother, Mrs, Thomas !Holloway,. and other friends in. town. Mrs. John Foster, Mu+. (George (look, Iliss Lizzie • Ford of Clin- ton and Miss Cartwright of Wing- ham spent over the holiday with relatives •in Goderich. �L • , r. and Mrs. xs Prank Wilson and child of ) tllt a spent the holi- dayday with relatives in Clinton and Jlentn11k•r. Mr. Wilson returned on Tuesday but Mrs. anlt. liC babe are snaking a more extended stay. The: News From Londes:baro !Ate. It. Lear spent Saturday of lass, week in Goderich. •Messrs. \V.. Allan, W.'McArthur ,, T. and (leo. Moon attended the Exhibit= tion last week. Mrs. • Wm. McCool spent Sunday. with her dau htee, Maigaret,. in Tor- onto: 3Ir. Wm,. `sodden and wife spent a week with • friends at Brampton. They also attended the I:xhibiiitin. MO: and Mrs. Jos. Lyon spent Labor Day with. their daughter;. Mrs. John Spindler, of Ltteknow. Miss D. Walker of London spent Labor Day at the home • or Mr.i\•ui. Brun.sdon.. 1 . MI. oliri lirunsdon returned .last Ft•fclay fi•ont the Soo, where he. ha, bieen t idtting his heather for the past. two weeks, • Miss O. 'Brigham rctuened to Iligh- gate Wednesday of last week where she • hay been teaching for the past six months' and has the offer of the principalship of the school for the. remainder of the year. • • Mrs. Thos. Millar spent Sunday 1 with friendsat Drayton, t, 'Miss M. Brogden went a few days with her friend, Miss E. Kiaser of. Clinton, last week. Mrs. 1), 'toodv whohas vis- iting been i5 , n�her parents returned itt i herr rctu ncd' gn , to Blyth on Friday dav of last week: Mr. P;manuel 'Lyon left last week for Chatham where he will attend Ilusinet!, College. On his way he will • visit Meads at Sarnia. atnia. Mrs. Mutton and Mr. Roupe visit- ed friends in. London this week, 1r. ArthurA n ofEad -Goderich h s rt t Sunday in the vicinity. We are sorry to learn of the con- tinued illness of Mrs, F. Gibbs. Miss L. (lovier left fop Paris on Monday of this week, Mr. Parsons of Pont d-Iope v ted at the home' of Mr, John Tan fdyn over Sunday. - Mr, and Mrs. Thomas and fw .ilv of -London Spent Sunday at tine home of, Mr. John O. Lounsbery. . Dr E. J. Wood called.on his 'r,ra- thcr, Mr. Frank Wood; on-Thurtiday Of Last week. D•r. Wood, who was formerly of . Tennysee, is proving to Toronto, Before settling 'in Tor,,nto he frame's taking a voyage :to E„,zvpt and. outer places, • Mr. and Mrs, : J. A; Consta ,tine• of`Zurich visited at the honk of Mr. and Mrs. It: Adarns Sunday last.. Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. l3runsdon. • of • Pickford, 1 tfv .Itch., are vissUn�, rel �tl-•' es in this•vicinitj Mr. R. J. Martin• Ieft alt Tut -day for Gode:rdc'h where he expects •to • work at the erection of the •new el- .• eva tors. 'Mrs. John Govier is, we are pleas- ed to Learn, improving. Mr. John Tamblyn expeels to ge west shortly. Mr and tilr5,.i�l, m,am T b1 n spout Y a week •(till! friends 1 t 'i r c s at 'l bronto and Aurora.. •• The marriage of Miss Emery o: Brussels to Mr, J. D. illelville ,.f d•' Zoo � sh r 0oa tv t3 solrnn iz' n cd t the a bride's hone t on Tuesday , esda 1 f h's• t t. week. Mr. and Mrs. 1ts. IelltIt left , Tuesday p.rn. for Toronto and other points, Mr, John Manning met with a Painful accident one day last Week in falling froni the scaffold to the barn floor, a distanceof ri h t feet. I ( went over backwards and was uncon- scious for a few minutes but has since al m ost recovered. Thatthe re .. sults were not more serious Mr. Manning and his friends have r;:ttc(w for thankfulness. Constance Concerns. ;lir. Geo. Taylor of4Cttv�<n ir•. rtsB. C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. newly, Taylor. lo r. Miss Evelyn (lark = returned hang' on Saturday after visiting friends at Laird, it d Algoma. Misses 5. and D. Cole of d':thel visited thtf:r father, Mr. r't-nt, ("ole one day last week. Mrs. A. Glazier , spenti(x i.• with her mother, Mrs. Cole. , Mr. Win. Clark is ' still very YP Y with pleurisy. Miss Evelyn Pollard has talc(, • a :. position, in Seaforttr. Mrs. W. JH. Cook is very poorly this wet•k. Our Specialties Stock Guaranteed not to Fade Workmanship of the Best Prices Reasonable • Prompt Delivery umiummumnimmoumminworommosim Opposite Post IJ 0I Clinton r Office ■ ■ The S. The undersigned has just received a car of fresh "National" Portland Cement and will sell the saute at a, faire living profit'. undersigned has also the agency for the Independant Companies and will fill orders for a car load from any of the said companies for a small margin of profit, J. ANDREWS, R CLINTON ■ ...m.0„. Ill d' a li 4 0 9 f ri If a 0 9. 0 e 0 9 e 0 a a S ■ JACKSON'S LEA.R�I . N S - We are still busy clearing tock.-- balance of our summer stock. E .L. out the -- For the past success in more to go Children's which will for CASH. Black and Kid and Gun Repairing three weeks we beveled clearing up odd lines,•but yet in Men's, : Women's Oxford's, Pumps be closed out at, wholesale Colored Oxfords, Patent Metal Calf Pumps -......_ good there's and and Slippers prices ' Leather, and Slippers and to Neatly Dbne: Promptly Attended ,� C FRED. JACKSON. fir .0.1s.i SAVE By spending Big A Big Waist About 25 Ladies and trimmed with came at 05c, to Men's Odd Only a few this lotFrida Y Children's These Oxfords good satisfaction, Special prices Corsets 49c Be• sure andgetapair hummers. Mens and -I...a•'csalq•(iii•eeib•m-ia.'sag-mb.a'a►e•st►ra MONS' it here Friday and Price Reductions in all :Depts. lab. *om•oe. Saturday — hire quality lawn insertion, good .. -39 • $1,25, choice of -�►>`3 and will give, and Sat .85 Theyare Prices 0 �. . • e 0. 6. Q e e V B 0 e ' 0 d Special White Lawn waists, made of tucks and lace or embroidery clear Friday and Saturday .. Pants at 79c dozen of these Odd Pants $1.00 and and Saturday Patent Oxfords 85c are made of good quality patent sizes 11 to 2. reg price $1.85, Friday on Women's and Children's Oxfords. and 69c of our 09c and 4 e Corsets. Boys' Clothing at Lowest • SMALL PROFITS AND MORE BUSINESS, IB PLUMSTEEL ....Rt B S ••N•N•NN�Ni1MN •N•NN•N•eH• w•N• J. B Hoover i \ Ari t Z`S R may scratch h Y c otherwise. as to look attractive, S is no exception. surprising. Our to =natter what it inay 1 The cheapest Spotlit 1 Hoover 1T...... •••••44,4044.4.Ne NNeHNNN Nelson: Ball t • r i • . ,0• ,• j1, r . Q �/ YJ t i I, r r H 4 I� 'I •o r • -s"-" °O our furniture, For it is built to t rye 'i Our Summer Light as it is there porch chairs, rockers, be. Y Huron Countyto ...A IT V _ .....N.114 M • hardly hard strength will stand all kind! •'. . injure it service as well about it that is the weather,no 1 ' The• Rowdiest hind �ar�in but can stand Furniture is a etc., buy ... •444446 off r S furniture. i►1►•• . radar Think of ItJP-U.4AR Look up what School Book and supplies•you or your chil- dren will need when school opens. We invite you to bring your needs to us and have theta .satisfied. Public School scholars will require a few new things this year. new Hygiene Composition Geography and Arithme- tic are in stock. .Grammar and History expected any hour, With few. exceptions Collegiate Institute books are to. band. Downright first- rateness in qualities and prices are what we have tried for in scribblers, Pencils, Slates,. Rubbers, Pens, Bags, Rulers, etc., and they are all here for you. W..D.FAIR CO. Often Cheapest - Always the Best p•"•II t , i r �', Ifd�fluu91tlwl1iiQilllp• AIL I Mr. ii .. C: Johnston of Exeter spent theholiday lid a With ' his f an it . Y Y M.and , r \• .less \1'm. Ford returned Tuesday after. Spending the holiday with the latter's brofer, M. Chas. Foster, at Varna. Mrs, Couch, Mr. and Mrs. P. ('oucli, ..Mrs. Ross and Miss Ileien spent Sunday and Monday at Bayfield guests -at the. summer cottage . of Rev.S: R. and Mrs. Couch. :Urs, D. • 8; Cook and Miss• Mildred after a three -Weeks visit' anion friends at -the Nile and Dunga'nbon returned home Monday, aceo`ntpanie by Mr, Cook who went to the 1'il the previous day, Irs, John Brickenden has. rented her residence, furnished, to Mr. Yates, foreman of the. piano department at • the faotory, and will pay an extend- ed -visit to her daughter, Mrs, Chas. Adair, Collingwood. llr. Jolla 'Crooks, after spending a month very pleasantly. in town and vicdnity, left last week for 'l'oronto and Wil?, • again ,restnne his duties hustling for western trade in the interests of Nesbitt �l Auld;. Toron- to, lrsi: Andrew Ginn; . who recently left for Foam Lake, Sask.,' to make iter' home With her daughter, Mrs. John Henry; .safely arrived at her desti- • •na1ion and is `now familiarizing her- self with . conditions which differ -so greatly on.a prairie farm Pram those which prevail- in a kite Ontario town,Mrs. Ginn is, at the three score and ten mark. • Rev: J. Greene is in• Flesherton this Week; having gone up to conduct services on Sunday in connection with• the installing of a nevi pipe •or an in the !Methodist' church.. •.MJr,. Greene was pastor, of that charge forty-three yiars ago and though many of the old 'Members are gone, he looked forward with pleasure to • the, visiting of old scenes, especially as sane. of the children .whom he. baptized when in charge of the cit• spit` are ni w heads of families and pillars in the .church.. • 1Ir,. Frank O'Neil felt on Tuesday to return to Moosejaw,. Sask., where his business intetests are centered,_ .The 'Mime Moose Jaw—they will in- sist out there, ch 'Making two words; of it -4s not perhaps the one . that the citizens of today Would. select, but the place has grown in spite• of it; and nevi` takes on city airs. But •it•had 'a God -forsaken • look . when Mr.• (O'Neil first cast his' lot • there and it is mo• doubt owing to a large extent to the 'public spirit and op- tiinismn of such. citizens as Mr. O'Neil' that .i'Jooseja'w is recognized one of the half dozed good towns betttecnWin•nitieg and•.the Rockies. '1I•r. and Mrs. R. H. Read of Cal- umet, Mich., have been visiting the past week with the' form�er's sister, lirs,°•t1'. Harland Jr• Mr. Read though not a native of Clinton, spent most of :fits boyhood hate and founts. many old friends who were glad to .meet and greet hint • and. have a • chat over the "good old days." It is fourteen yearn since he took n f Itis residence u d • n ct the c Mars and Strt pe.t and,though he likes Michigan; be is always pleas- ed to hike back to the olti town for a little visit.. Mr. and Mrs. Read. left Monday of on .lo a for Londonand a will y � ll y •end some !fill i p e r time with the fornier's mother there before •re- turning to their ho=ne in Calumet. Tr, Alex. Innes returned. a fete days ago front Alberta whith1.r he went several months r o Sago to hahttestead. Sunny Alberta did not agree with him and be was so reduced in avoir- dupois that his friends looked at him in astonishment and mete than linof then) ejaculated e en rl at Why Sandy t What's the matter. lk`en sick :" " Sick, not now,'" replied Sandy ; • "I cell .you 1 am mighty glad to get back. I didn't. know what a comfortable !tome was till 1 'tried Alberta. A man of my age has no business to go homestead- ing though it's all right for young chaps. 'Ccs, I lost thirty * pounds. Going back ? not much. The good s c oldr and of Stanley good nr is Y enough for nee." Mr. Innes, left this week for British Columbia to act as judge of horses at Fall Fairs there,being n u b n sent out bythe Gov- ernment. ernmen't. This will occupy his time fora few weeks. ti September 8th, 1910 3T) � .NrYffr_i hite Lawn Waists.. at Quarter off Saturday Out go the balance of our White Lawn Waists. All new this season. Several very dainty styles in the lot in embroidery, lace and tailored effects. We want the room for the new fallgoods which are arriving daily. Saturday they will be all out at 1-4 off. SPECIAL -- Lawn. Waists Less Than Cost 3 dozen white Lawn Waists, embroidery fronts, tucked backs, long sleeves, very dainty styles,, all sizes, regnlar $1,25 while they last 89c, SPECIAL, Ladies' Vests Less Than Cost 10 dozen ladies' fine Egyptian yarn Summer Vests, short sleeves, size 4# ooly, regular 12i -c, while they last on Saturday .3 for 23c.. • Shop at this store Saturday and save money. Read the following list, over carefully and see how you can 3 cards Yarn 5c Three big cards of Mendmgg Wool, , shades, black, brown, tan, white and fawn, reg 2 for 5e, Saturday 8 for .O 5. - 2` BoxesHair Pins 5c Dorothy Hair Pins, 100 in each box, assorted•si%es;. reg 5e. each, Saturday 2for - 15c Silk Ribbon 10c Pure Silk Hair Ribbon, extra heavy quality, four inches wide, shades black, white, navy, sky, resida, rose, pink, westeria, green, ete., reg tic Saturday- 25c Wash Belting 15c White Wuo Belting with eed, black and blue edge, guaranteed fast colors, r reg 23e belt length Saturday 25c Children's Sox 19c Children's lisle thread and cotton sox nn in white with colored checked border .U5 ami plain tan, sky and white, ,all sizes, reg'-3t5e Saturday . 9 3 pairs Cotton. Hose 25c 10 dozen only, Ladies' Black Cotton Hose,:seamless and fast color, sizes, 8, nn 9, 10, special Saturday 3 parrs for .L • 11:5c to. 25c Collars 8c . We have laid out all the odd lines• and•broken sizes (tour .children and • ladies' Linen ..Collars,- reg 15e to 25e, Saturday to clear each • .08 $1.25 Sateen Petticoats 98c .Black Sateen Petticoats high -glossy finish, three frills, • all sizes,' reg $1.25; (� Saturday .9 8 25c Children's Hats .13e Children's rnushr'oott and sailor Straw Hats With fancy bands, good quality straw, reg 25e, Saturday price.... ...... . iJ 50c Children's Hats 39c Children's .mushroom . and' sailor Straw Hats, silk rib.bon bands, the ee rq 9styles;•reg 50c Saturday 1-4 off Bogs Wash •Sults Boys Wash StS -Buster Brown and, 1 sailor style, in several styles and colors all sizes, Saturday Quarter off reg price • 1-4 off Bogs Wash. Hats Boys White Tams, washable with silk bands Of assorted colors. reg 25e., foe, 50e, Saturday Quarter off reg.price $5 Wash Suits $3.98 Ladies Wash Suits all ready to wear, several styles to choose from in black and white, blueand white,. and plain blue, all sizes, ref; $5.00,Sct.turday *7. Wash Suits $5..75 Ready-to-wear Ladies Linen Suits in several styles and colorings, reg $7.00 5 7 c Saturday 40 inch- Factor!] Cotton 10c 500 yds 40 -inch Factory Cotton..good, • • • weight and even weave, worth. today 15c per yard•Saturday price....- • u. X3:98. 10C Factorg Cotton 8c y. 500 yards good choice Factory Gotbotl O D p 36 inches' wide, reg 10c Saturday About People You Know. Miss! Ruby Irwin has. returned from a visit to Toronto... Mr. Karl Wilken relent a few hcaidays • in town the past week. Mi'ses•Itose arid Mary McCaughey vis- -ited Blyth friends last week. Master. D. A.• Cantelon is visiting his • sister, Ales. Wcatherwax', in Oril- lia. • Messrs. Edgar .and CarI East and Frank -Watson spent Monday in Bay- field. • Miss Johnstone. of Blyth - bas -.been the guest of Mrs. J. Johnstone of Rattenbtiry. street'. • Miss ida Murphy of Buffalo visited, in town this. week the guest of Mrs. Jas. Appleby. Miss Notts. Simpson 'of .Bruec.fseld was .the guest of Miss, Lizzie Reed a few days the past week. • Miss Marion . Irwin returned • from 'London on Monday atter spending a very pleasant holiday with friends. Miss Mary •Ryan,. chief clerk in the pveeostofk,dlce at Dungannon, visited her aunt, Mrs. D. Cook Sr., the . past • Miss Lulu Weston of Bayfield spent a few days oI the past week with , her sister, Mrs. Edgar Weston of town. Miss Sipes r iiss arrived. in Clinton on a Tuesday.and will have charge of the millinery department at . Ir- wln'S, Dr. and Mrs. Root. Stevenson of Brockville spent the week end with the former's brother in town, Mr. W. J. Stevenson. Mr. S. n wof Port William hos A'g r been spoiding his holidays visiting the parental home, and other friends' in townd vicinity. � ntty. Rev, S. R. Couch and fancily of Der- ham Centre, who have been spend- ing a month at Rayflelel, carie into gown today and are guests of Mrs. Couch Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm..13rown of Detroit have been visiting the fornier's home in Hallett. Mr. Brown is snaking a longer stay tivitll friends the . in viol it n y Mr. Chas. Rowson, after a week's s visit with his mother and sister in town, left on Monday for Montreal to personally oversee the packing ;. shipmentof fruit whichaf slt tt 1 is a p des- tined for South Africa, which place he expects shortly to visit'. Mie, ,Jahn, Rtintball ilea.' returned from a trip 'up the . Georgian Bay.. Master • Jack Bawden is visiting friends in Toronto .this 'week.. Miss E. A. McEttian• of Baylt?eid has • been visiting friends ih town. . • Postmaster .Scott : attended 'a. Post- master's Convention in Toronto the beginning of. the week, Mr. Ed. Jenkins has returned to Tor; Unto after a fortnight spent at his home, Woodlands Farni. • Misses Tillie and Etta ('olclotigh have been spending • their holidays in Waterloo• and Woodstock, - Miss Stewart of London township has been the • guest ; of, Dr. and ,Mrs, Tlioinpson the .past week, . • Mibs•Xeziah E. -Brown left recently for Galstein, Ont., to take charge of the school at 'that place. • • Mrs. Thos.. Mann •of. Listowel was a visitor in town this week • the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I). N. Watson. • Mr. Waller, Johnston • of Stouffcille spent Labor Day with his parents, . and (t \i sL• , W. .Jlintn. Johnston. Miss M. Towson left on Monday for Iluitalo after a pleasant fortnight guest int town the o of her aunt, Mrs. !Towson. • . Mr. Frank J ack son of Barri spent Barrie p nt the holiday at the parental ho=ne in town, that of Mr, and Mes. John Jackson, Miss Baker arrived last . week • from Walkerton and is again in charge of Tozer Brown's millinery. de- partment. Mr. JosephO'ConnellReY Reynolds and Mr. D. C. Hannah Jr, of London were in town over the holiday, tltc guests of Mr. Robt. Irwin. Mrs. R. N. Rowe and daughter, Miss' Rita, of Exeter have been visiting the fo.rrner's mother, Mrs, Thomas !Holloway,. and other friends in. town. Mrs. John Foster, Mu+. (George (look, Iliss Lizzie • Ford of Clin- ton and Miss Cartwright of Wing- ham spent over the holiday with relatives •in Goderich. �L • , r. and Mrs. xs Prank Wilson and child of ) tllt a spent the holi- dayday with relatives in Clinton and Jlentn11k•r. Mr. Wilson returned on Tuesday but Mrs. anlt. liC babe are snaking a more extended stay. The: News From Londes:baro !Ate. It. Lear spent Saturday of lass, week in Goderich. •Messrs. \V.. Allan, W.'McArthur ,, T. and (leo. Moon attended the Exhibit= tion last week. Mrs. • Wm. McCool spent Sunday. with her dau htee, Maigaret,. in Tor- onto: 3Ir. Wm,. `sodden and wife spent a week with • friends at Brampton. They also attended the I:xhibiiitin. MO: and Mrs. Jos. Lyon spent Labor Day with. their daughter;. Mrs. John Spindler, of Ltteknow. Miss D. Walker of London spent Labor Day at the home • or Mr.i\•ui. Brun.sdon.. 1 . MI. oliri lirunsdon returned .last Ft•fclay fi•ont the Soo, where he. ha, bieen t idtting his heather for the past. two weeks, • Miss O. 'Brigham rctuened to Iligh- gate Wednesday of last week where she • hay been teaching for the past six months' and has the offer of the principalship of the school for the. remainder of the year. • • Mrs. Thos. Millar spent Sunday 1 with friendsat Drayton, t, 'Miss M. Brogden went a few days with her friend, Miss E. Kiaser of. Clinton, last week. Mrs. 1), 'toodv whohas vis- iting been i5 , n�her parents returned itt i herr rctu ncd' gn , to Blyth on Friday dav of last week: Mr. P;manuel 'Lyon left last week for Chatham where he will attend Ilusinet!, College. On his way he will • visit Meads at Sarnia. atnia. Mrs. Mutton and Mr. Roupe visit- ed friends in. London this week, 1r. ArthurA n ofEad -Goderich h s rt t Sunday in the vicinity. We are sorry to learn of the con- tinued illness of Mrs, F. Gibbs. Miss L. (lovier left fop Paris on Monday of this week, Mr. Parsons of Pont d-Iope v ted at the home' of Mr, John Tan fdyn over Sunday. - Mr, and Mrs. Thomas and fw .ilv of -London Spent Sunday at tine home of, Mr. John O. Lounsbery. . Dr E. J. Wood called.on his 'r,ra- thcr, Mr. Frank Wood; on-Thurtiday Of Last week. D•r. Wood, who was formerly of . Tennysee, is proving to Toronto, Before settling 'in Tor,,nto he frame's taking a voyage :to E„,zvpt and. outer places, • Mr. and Mrs, : J. A; Consta ,tine• of`Zurich visited at the honk of Mr. and Mrs. It: Adarns Sunday last.. Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. l3runsdon. • of • Pickford, 1 tfv .Itch., are vissUn�, rel �tl-•' es in this•vicinitj Mr. R. J. Martin• Ieft alt Tut -day for Gode:rdc'h where he expects •to • work at the erection of the •new el- .• eva tors. 'Mrs. John Govier is, we are pleas- ed to Learn, improving. Mr. John Tamblyn expeels to ge west shortly. Mr and tilr5,.i�l, m,am T b1 n spout Y a week •(till! friends 1 t 'i r c s at 'l bronto and Aurora.. •• The marriage of Miss Emery o: Brussels to Mr, J. D. illelville ,.f d•' Zoo � sh r 0oa tv t3 solrnn iz' n cd t the a bride's hone t on Tuesday , esda 1 f h's• t t. week. Mr. and Mrs. 1ts. IelltIt left , Tuesday p.rn. for Toronto and other points, Mr, John Manning met with a Painful accident one day last Week in falling froni the scaffold to the barn floor, a distanceof ri h t feet. I ( went over backwards and was uncon- scious for a few minutes but has since al m ost recovered. Thatthe re .. sults were not more serious Mr. Manning and his friends have r;:ttc(w for thankfulness. Constance Concerns. ;lir. Geo. Taylor of4Cttv�<n ir•. rtsB. C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. newly, Taylor. lo r. Miss Evelyn (lark = returned hang' on Saturday after visiting friends at Laird, it d Algoma. Misses 5. and D. Cole of d':thel visited thtf:r father, Mr. r't-nt, ("ole one day last week. Mrs. A. Glazier , spenti(x i.• with her mother, Mrs. Cole. , Mr. Win. Clark is ' still very YP Y with pleurisy. Miss Evelyn Pollard has talc(, • a :. position, in Seaforttr. Mrs. W. JH. Cook is very poorly this wet•k.