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tired eyes, If y u suffer from headache, if the
child cannot see w 11 at school or if child's eyes
soon become tired, d )1 and have them examin-
ed most carefully.
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The Peerless Shoe
A very moderate priced shoe for ladies. It is
made of a choice selection of Dongola Kid, with
patent tip, Cuban heel, medium sole, the very newest
shapes, andlthe pri2e
Oriltj $2.25
Call and have a look even it you don't buy.
Good Shoes Our stock is large and complete :
Small Shoes for the little chaps
Strong Shoes for the sturdy boys .
Stylish Shoes for their fathers
Dainty Shoes for little girls and misses
Elegant Shoes'for their mothers.
and low
price for
everyone
Repairs While You Wait.
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Ali Worth Reading
Beside the Bonnie Brier Busb
Auld Lang Syne
Land of the Leal
St. Cuthberts
Isabel Carnaby
and others by
Ian Iklaclaren
Knowles ..
Lyall
Hocking.
Oxenhatn•
Annie S. Swan.
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Mrs', Farrah •is in Toronto
week.
Mr, JA: Irwin was- in Landow/ on
Tuesday. •
Mr. J. C. Armour spent Sunday in
Goderich.
Mr.. Arthur Clarkson was in Strat-
ford an Sunday.
1\r.. John Lajearn, Lendesboro, was
• \in town on Monday.
Mrs. Jelin' Gibbings, Who has; been'
very ill, 'is improving nicely.
.M.r. and Mrs. McCallum of Winnipeg
aro guests at St. Paul's rectory:
Mr. P. Tupholm of Sheffield,
has joined the staff of the Mol -
sons Bank.
Miss -Jarvis. :of Holmesville is • tak-
ing a course in the BusineSs • Col-
lege, Clinton.
Mr. Norman Mutch of Aubern•is tak-'
ing a business course in. • Clinton
• Business College. . • •
Messrs, Newman Garrett and Derwin
Carter and .Misses Magpie Garrett
. and Mabel Vodden of Mullett spent
Sunday •With friends in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp -and hiss
Nellie motored• to Stratfcrd on
Sunday and :Were ethe gusts of
Mee,. G. Doheny and' Miss Doherty:
Rev. F. W. llovey. and , family, who..
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have • been visiting relatives- in town
for some little time ' leave this
week for their home in Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. -Jteksoli, Dr: and
• Mrs. • Shaw, Mr.. • and Mrs.
- • john Ranglord, .Mrs. IT: T. Rance
and Mr, Melville Bamford are in
Qiiebece
this :.week 'attending the
24th. anima:, meeting of.the Ticket
Sellers Association.. . •
Miss. Lewis; daughter of Mr. E. N.,.
• Lewis, .inP„ Underi.vvot an opera-
tion in (3 unn's hospital on Monday'
nnel..IS now improving a'. idly,
as:can be expected. Mrs,. 1,c,wis
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andMiss • •'Jtrlia. Lewis are rem aihe
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tele ene t tea while • .111..1 eveis. coineA (low (Very day,. . • .•
Mr. an rs. Jelin. A. Cooper•of °I'or-
o (the' former being a brother of
.1r. A. -T. Cooper of town and
editor` of the (anadian, Courier)
lost their baby girl on Sunday last,
at tii.e age of five months. Both
sell 'known here and will have -
the sympathy of a large circle' of '
friends in tlreir deep sorrow. .
Mr. Bert Niteins of ;New York I spent
a fortnight very -pleasantly* visiting
friends in 'Clinton and in Goderich,
leaeing town. ion Friday. Mr. 'Nim -
ins is•a. former Clinton tidy and
learned telegraphy with the late M.
14', W. Watt ile 14 now one of: •the
managers - of the Wastern Union
Telegraph Co. of New. Yorke While
intown- Mr. Nimins was the guest
of:his aunt, ND's. Thos. Kearns. .
Mr. Thos, Archer ,or Hallett returned
on' Thursday evening last from Grie-
weld, Man„ where he ha(1. been for
five months. Aire. Archer remained,
Griswold. With iht: •daughter, Mrs,
•.las. Macdonald, who has for a long.
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Full range of New Fall Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes and'Rubbers at lowest prices
See our Men's Sweater, Coats at $1.00.
Some special bargains in Clothing and.Shoes • .
now on our tables.
• Come and Get Our Prices.
SMALL PROFITS AND MORE BUSINESS..
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• part of thp house at a Aplenditl St/Villg, TIOt 1116.0 at OW expfnise .of
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with acute rheumatism and who is
nowetoo ill to be removed to the
old 'homestead. Mr. Archer • came
hoine on business and May only ire -
main. aJew weeks,
Dr. G, F. 1Tohnes of • Saskatoon,
Sask., Arrived in town Tucsday eV -
ening' 'andhas been calling on, old
friends. Dr: liohnefo has been visit-
ing 'the. hospitals of Chicago; St.
LottiS, New York and. Boston, get-.
ting plans and suggetstions for the
hospital hoard of. Saskatoon, ot
which he is a member, with a view
t� the the improvement of the hospt-•
• • • • • tats of that oily. Tie leaves for
home this week necompanied by his
wife and two children, who have
spent the summer in town the
guests Of Mrs. Hohnos' parents,
Mr. and NIrs. W. Doherty,
Dri, fowler of Toronth, for-
merly of Clinton, hasiust i turned
from the west, where he has spent
the ',V tit four months investigating
contagious diseases. Dr. Fowler
.9.1,ys that western .larmers and ran-
chers • have sustained heavy lossei.
from outbreaks of such diseases
which have bruit caus'(d principally
by settlers .from the 't nited Stales
bringing infected animals into the
country. . The doctor has bad the
degree of Bachelor of Veterinary.
Science conferrol upon him .during
the past summer and is now baek
at work upon theteaching staff of
the college., at which the atten-
dance is larger than ever.
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Tamp ore contpleto outfits and single iieees that are 1nitrvc:15 -of f;irni-
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October Otho 1910
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English Prints .Sattirdau ge:
Friday and Saturday we place on sale fifty pieces of English prints in light and dark colors,
regular 10, 12% and 15c per yd, at one price 8c. Come early as possible for these.
ALL PURE WOOL DRESS GOODS SATURDAY 50c per yard
Saturday we will show the finish range of all pure wool Dress
Goods in Venetians, Panama, Box Cloths, Cashmeres, Plain and
Stripped Serges, Tweeds and Wale Worsted effects in black, blue,
red, brown, greys, wisteria, old rose and resida that it has ever
been our pleasure to display. You can't judge the values of these
lines until you see them, Come in, look them over and pass your
option on them whether you buy or not. Saturday all one price 50c
Millinery Notes
Have you paid a visit to our Millinery Department ? If not you
have missed a treat. Come tomorrow and see the many new styles
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, 4.0 \ 4 ' ‘ , bought our styles this season to suit all tastes. This Saturday we
'911(P) will show a splendid range of black beavers in large and small rims
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\ • very daintily trimmed. Any special orders left with • Miss Baker
•\ \\ \ (I will have careful attention.
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- New Fall and Winter Coats for Ladies.
Our new range Of Fall and Winter Coats, Capes and Raincoats is now in stock in
all their glory. Never in our history have we shown a larger or more exclusive range at
popular prices in Tweeds, Beavers, Sealettes and Pony Cloths, in blacks, blues, browns and
• greys. Ask to see our special line at $10.00.
Men's and Boys' Overcoats at the Annex.
• Weare show,ing a splendid range of Men's' and Boys' Over.cuats for winter wear, in
heavy tweeds in browns and greys, plain and check, double breasted with storm or college
collars, from $5.00 up to $20.00. When buying a coat you should see our range. Ask to
. see our specials in men's. at $10.00 and boys' at • $5.75.
Boys' School Suits and Odd Knickers
No mother should pass, this store ,when.buying clothes for her boy. We have 'the
right cuts and values. Give us a trial order.' Come in and see them, we will be -only
too pleased to- show you our lines.
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Inspector • Draper of Montreal , paid
•a visit -to • Maisons Bank • this week.
Miso Livermore -of the London 'Road
is a student'at the Business %College.
J. Jowett and Miss Whidelon of
Baylield wore in Clinton•thki latter
part of the.week. " •
Miss- Margaret Wiseman, of the civil
service, Ottawa, is spending .a butt-
• day at her home in town: •
"Grandpa" Ildoper, the intearance
man, is all stnileo .these days (Ting
to the birth at Hensall on the nth• '
ult'. orb's' first grandchild, an elev-
en pounder boy, by the.way.
Mrs. Macdonald and Mrs. \\*bitty of
Gederich Visited at the . home 'of
• Mrs. Jas. Reynolds, litillett, last:
Week 'and also with Mrs. Jas. Flynn -
in toWn,.
11r. W. P. Egg of 'Montreal has • been
the guest of Mr. .John llohnes of the
• Huron.; Road for.n. few 'days past.
Mr. Mg,to the travelling represent-
• atiVe of a high class Montreal publi-
cation and as a circulation, builder
he has very few suneriers, -•
Victor:French, publisher of The
• Times, •W.etaskewan,• Al formerly
• of Clinton, speitt from Saturday un-
til yesterday in town the guest of
his. mother-in-law, Mrs. Wm. Coop-
er.. Mr. French has just, route from
• Atlanta, Ga., where he attended tut
tioveneign Grand Lodge Of the I.O.
•as.deleghte from the Grand
Lodge of Alberta.
O'n Sunday evening next Mrs. Howard
. Humphrys with Tiske O'Hara, the
Trish actor, will give .a concert in
the "Lyric Theatre" at Bitfialo, N.
'Y. During the next wo,k Mrs.
Humphrys vifl sing at the Third
Buffalo Tndustrial 1.:xpositien
which is thing held at Broadway
Avenue, Mrs. Tiumphrys accomPatti-
ments will be played by the 71th
"Rep,intent Band under the direction
of Mr. J. W. Bolton.
Mr. and Mr:v.. Russel Andrews rt•turn-
' ed on Saturday • from Cupar, Sask.,
and will he the guests of the forin-
t es parents, Mr. and Mrs, S.
drews, until m xt saving, probably.
• Mr. Andrews wont to Ctipar four
years ago and 0110 the Cupar
• Iterald which he successfully concha.
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ted until a few weeks ago when h.
disposed or thy plant and businesp.
• Ile purposes, however, returniior,o
newspaper work agaio. •
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Mr, . D. A. ('antelon of. Hensall was in
town on Sunday. . • • •
Mr. P. Freeman, head miller at Fair's,
spent theyeek end in Seaforth.
Mrs. Jas; 'l'witel,wll and . 1Loiy ie -
turned home Saturday nignt after,
spending the week in Toronto. .
Mies Jessie --.Wiseman: • 'has returned
from- a' visit with friends hi Otta-
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wa; St. Marys and other places.
Mrs.. Ed.' Cotton arrived from Detroit
.on Thursday last and h.. the guest
of her Parents, Mr, and:Mrs. Thos.
e Mason, Sr. • ' . •
Misses1netrews. and Fe rgueon e.f
0 oderich. were. the 'guests en' their
cousins " the 'Miss( s Jenkins - • of
• "Woodlands, Farm.," over.. Suneay:' •
Mr. Robt. Mason went to - Blyth
Thursdaylasratal spent a kw very
pleasant days With relatives .there.
Ile. remained for .the fair, 'of course:
Principal Hartley has moved into the
house on Rattenbury 'street lately
vacated by Mr. A, P. Gundry and
15 becoming • Comfortably sentled
therein.
Mr. John Scarlett and his, .son of
Winthrop and; Mr.' Robt. Mont .4om-
ery of Wingham were stunt those
who attended t he funeral of ;Mr.
Watkins YE sterday.
Mr. T. Cooper of rfelena, Montana,
• is. making a flying visit in town
this week, having been the guest
of his grandmother, Mrs.
Cooper, the lasi. couple of days.
'Air. W. Coats; with other membeN
of his family, has emne in for some
gond fortune, having been, left a
nice little legacy by the will of a
relative lately de c eased 111 .Ettee
land.
Master Willie Bell, who' has been laid
up with a broken arm for several
weekS past, has Lad the bandages
removed during the past week and
the little fellow will soon be him -
sl if. ar,ain.
Miss Jennie Galt of Detroit, who has
been the guest of Miss.Etta Twit eh -
ll during the past wtek, le ayes the
t•nd of the \‘...(k, accompanied by Int
sister, 'Alio.; Emma, who. has beet
visiting in lowu for some time.
.Ladk,s, Aid of 51. Pane;
(Atwell, will hold their annuli ha/Ault
on the last Thursday in NiveLlher
and make this early announceetent
order to pc:.-erot the tittle.
The News From Londesboro
, Mr.- James Campbell, our excellent •
township rk, now in Alberta and
will visit a nuance of points there and
in Saskatchewan before rot -timing
home, which he is expect ed :le do about -
the middle of the month. Mr:
Camp -
heli is. a close observer and hiS
pressions Of such .a trip would make
interesting reading V he could be in -
diced to give then•ete the peblie. We.
rave all Wished Min .a pleasant journ-
.
ey and safe return.
OnMonday evening thmm
e ober,' of
• Wesley League, .Clintott,; numbering"
about- forty-five, • spent. a social even-
ing with the Leaguers here:An ex•-
eellent. program was .givea• by the
Clinton League.. Those taking, part
Were Misses .Ford; Davis and Hill.
,Addresses were given by Rev. Mr.
'Ford of. Clinton, Rev,Mr. OSterhout,.
'Lendesboro' and Mr. Et. EaSt, presi-
dent •of the visiting League:, -.Y.ter
tho program all participated in a
guessing cont-et.after which cake, cof-
fee and home made candy was served
by 'Alit, ladies of the entertaining
'Rev. Dr. Stewart, ClintOn. and Rev.
W. Pearcy exchanged 'pulpits on
Sunday evening last.
•LcAgne, after which all joined :in
singing. "BleSt be the tie • that.•
hinds," "When the Roll is . tailed
up yonder" and "God Save the:
King" when. Mr. Ford closed. v..ith • •
the benediction. •
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wenger 'of .. Ayton
• spent Wednesday with Dr, McCallum.. •
Mr. Wenger 'met quite a number of
his old aequaintances Who were plea...l-
ed to see him, he having been cm- .-
ployed here about nine years ago
with .Mr. 'Ournettv. .
*Several of the farmers in the Vieille
ity have 'their sugar beets up readY
for shipmeht..,. •
Rer. w. T; and Mrs.. Pearcy left
Monday fon Toronto and Port. COI --
borne, where they will spend. • tett.
days- with .their parent:S. • -
Rev. Mr. Osterhout . Will. occupy
pulpit •:of. Bern's church Sunday
Morning: Rov. J L. Small will: oc-
eupy the pulpit pf KM* church in
the'. afternoon.
The„regular monthly Sunday saool
meeting was held Wednesday evening
.at which several matters..of impor-
tanee were discussed. •
Constance Concerns.
Word was reci'ived here on . Mein -
day morning that Mrs. Edwin lent-
erson of Mongolia had died nn that
morning freim typhoid fever and hem-
errhage of the bowels. The body
was -brought benne to her mother's
Mrs. John Britton's on Monday ev-
ening alai the funeral was held on
Tuesday afternoon • to Constance cem-
etery. She haves to mourn her de-
cease her ntertia.r and two brothers,
Edwin and William, at home and one
sister, *Mrs. David Weir of Kinstea,d;
Sask., and her husband. and two
Anal!' children. The funeral was lar-
gely attended. Rev. Mr. Ost erbont of
Londestairo v00110 ing the , services.
My. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Sun-
sh'ine at It nded the funeral of their
friend, Mrs. 'Edwin Xmerson.
:qr. ail(' Mrs. john Priee of Lead -
bury, •Mr. and Mrs, Samat•I Pollard
of Myth attititied the funeral . of
their cousin, Mrs. Edwin Enurseett on
Tuesday.
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Mrs. James Rapson and her creis-
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Mrs. McAllister ot Stratford, •
,ipeht a few days in iIensall boa last •
week.
Mrs. McAllister of Stratford le the
guest of her cousin, Mrs, James Rap-
son.
-A Narrow Esdalle.
Mr. %'tn. Hill of the 2ad con, -
of
Ilullett bad a very • narrow escape
from meeting with a serious accident
on Friday last. Ile was engineerat
a threshing at John ConnelPs on the.
lath von., God( rich township, and in
stepping on top ofthe engine to do
some oiling be got caught on a so
sere'W and had not the cloth of irk'
trouo.,rs, given away he could scartety
have expected to escape with itsg
than a broken leg. As it was he was
laid up for •a few days. .