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New Design8
, Very Catchy.
Leather
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Cards
H.EtneW Lawns, tins and 9+inti are here. Not
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as many of course as we will batbe a little later on
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aut still an assortment broad and generous enotigh to glie
early buyers amide ibariety to choose from. Orders for
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these 'Itiere placed away back last spring,and in spite of
Me general advance in rice, we are able 'to giv,,e ,you
values as good as past seasons. If we bad ila 'Orderitl
so early we simply could not do it.
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They are the famous Crum's English Prints. That
wide, soft, fine cloth that makes up 'so well arid—gives
such satisfactory wean, The patterns are new and there
are dozens and• dozens to select from: Dark ind
little and large, all one price.
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Twelve and one-half cents per4ar
These-tannot help.but cost more innney later on in
'the season.
The Cottons
Very Catehy.
New, Design,
W. D. FAIR CO..
Often 6eapesi —Always 13p4
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The CottOn' Valdes :Will 'appeal to you. F: Tey are
1.no better -than ie. former years, . but when we say they
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I ate as,gooitypu.lfmay 'depend on it that , there are riali ''
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as good anywhere near,hert..... , If we - had: not Oordered
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i. months ancLrnolitiiis ago we could not give youasgood i
P, quality for these prices.
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Fine Cotton, English make, cambric finish, Fine round
even thread, a cotton that will wear and wash
special at • per yard
At 12%c per yard
Very fine bleached English Cotton, full yard wide. esPeciel-'
Iv finished for fine needle work. firm close weave.' launders
eireeptionally well., ,A splendid cotton for general uset
special at per yard
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At 15c ,per Bard ,r, •
• An extra fine Englieh Cotton, bright catnbric finish, very
fine thread, suitable for fine needle work of any kind. will I
Wash and do up well. Extra value per yard • • I U
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Lawn Values that are ExceptR1,nal
• Exceptionalis truly the word to use for the values
are good enough to make if worth your ,while to lay in
a suppetti six months or a year to come. We simply
cannot duplicate them when this .lot is sOld.
At 10c per wird
Fine Linen Lawn, capital quality for children's wear aprops,.
etc.. will wash and do op well. We are satisfied rid esinitot, 4
duplicate it in any store around here forless than 11lic or I n
15c. Special at per yard is I U
At 15c per gard
• Fine India Linen or Linen Lawn, nice sheer finish. regular 15
20 cent value. special per pod
At 25c per yard
Extra fine quality India Linen or Linen Lawn, tine sheer
finish. will laundry exceptionally well. Will not be ableto
give you an good quality for the money for many a day
once this lot is sold out. Suitable for any purpose you 25
wonld use fine lawn for, special per yard
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An Extra Special 12c
350 yards 40 -inch India Linen or Linen Lawn,
fine sheer finish, suitable for waists, dresses, aprons,
etc, We could charge you 20 cents and still giVe
you good value. Just these 350 yards to sell At
per yard 32%
When this line is sold out we can get
no more for this money.
Those Mantles
We are going to wind up the season. with empty
mantle racks. That is one .thing we have .made, up
our minds'for. Less than twenty left to !sell now, .but .
each and every one a decided, bargain. You will get
your money's worth and more if .you don't wear them
a day longer than this season.
Coats at $8.90 •
Ladies' Cloth Jackets, full three-queeter length,. made:Irorn
nice fancy tweeds, every one this • season's style, regular. Q(I
prices .were $16 and $20. You can take your choice for.,.. •
Coats at $4.50
Ladies' Jackets, new garments this mann. Meetly. plain '
black cloths with one or two tweeds, These sre the last of A c n
the coats that sold up to $10,.• You can take your choice for 1111•UU
Coats at $3.50
The last ones of $7.00 lines, . black and colors, your choice $ 50
each •
All Furs at one-quarter off
Two months anyway of fur weather ahead otos
yet. A goodly number of extra good furs are still - on
Our tables You willmake no mistake buying any one
of them for the prices are "one-quarter" less than regu-
lar. Not one but can be deptmded on absolutely.
Fur-llned Coat
Twq good Black turdined tl'Oateito sell at $26 fteh, Two •
bargains that should be inafiped up early on 'Saturday.
Two only Ladies' Pur.lined Coats, outside good totality Ger-
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0.1+011 breedeloth; Hamster tings,.hgh, collar. Chi* sable.
Ooets that, ate wortheasily $46, Choice of the two Setue-25 00
day for
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Mr. P. B. Lewis of London was, in
town over Sunday. ,
Mr. Wni, Verguson.of Bayfield ,WELS in,
town on Tueeday: . •
Mr; T. 'Catbert of 1Seaforth spent
Tuesday at the home of Mrs._ :139,w -
Mr. went to•Goderich on Sun-
day to help' his brother of that town
• celebrate his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fluker and Mr, Mad
Mrs. Eli McLaughlin and family vis-
• ited Golerich friends on Tuesday.
Misses Lily Mackay and Beatrice Rey.
nolds of liensail, were theguesta of
.Miss Shirley Bawden from Friday
until Monday. ..,
Mrs. Mary Powell, who waslhe guest
for some weeks of her son, Mr. Frank
• H. Powell, has returned to her home
at Niagara Falls.
Mise Hyaena McCartney of the Malt -
land concession was the guest the
past week of Mrs, G., B. Henley of
the London Road. •
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Miss Grace Pennington of Colborne,
returned on Saturday from... very
pleasant visit a a amities duration
with relatives at Pickford. Mi013.
Mrs. Nelson Keysof ,Stanley'•who un-
derwent operation in the Gunn
hospital, is improving as rapidly as
rapidly as could be expected.. •
Miss Tillie' Moore has ,.returned home
after being in Toronto' for the past
three weeks owing to -the death of
• Mrs. Fennell, Mrs: E. Moore's sister.
Wir, Morris Shea, late of the. Counier-
. cial Hotel, ii•now wine clerk at the
Normandie.' He is popular with.the
patrons of those well-managed hos-
• telries, •
Kiss Ida Murphey ,has gone, to Buffalo
being called there by the serious ill-
• ness of her sister, Miss Olive Murphy
• .a former well-known , lady of titbit
town. • . • • •
Inspictor J. E. Wetherell paid his first
official visit to the local Collegiate
institute on Monday and Tuesday of
thisi week. 'Mr. Wetherell succeeded
Dr. Scott in the inspectorate when
the latter became +superintendent of
• education for Ontario. • .
Mr. Theo. Hall, editor of the Windham
Advance,' one of the best local papers
in Western Ontario. Yasin town on
Monday. He was accompanied by
his daughter who, under one of our
loci) teachers, will •. prepare for the
Conservatory of Music. ,
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Mr. 0.)KcEinnon left on Saturday last'
to)ake up his new position as'elassi-
tales-alter in the Colleglice Institute
at Barrie. Both as a teacher and a
leader in legitimate sport he was a
source of strength to the 0. 1„ and
.its loss will be Barrie's gain.
Mr. W. T. McLean. M. A., is acting as
classical master at the Collegiate Ins-
titute and will continue In the pool-,
tion until the arrival of the succeesor •
td Mr. McKinnon. He is a t+In of
Rev. Dr. McLean win) for forty yews',
was pastor of ' the Presbyterian
• clitireh* in Blyth, and is one of the
hest known figures in Hisron county
Presbyterianism. Mr. McLean also
intends entering the ministry.
Mr. Hugh 13. Grigg who has been
meinber of the local branch of the
Molsons bank for two and a half
years. left this morning for Hamilton
haying been transferredto that city.
This is a promotion, but the Many
friends of the genial Hugh are sorry
to part and will be happy to meet
again. That he will continue -to 'ail•
• vance in banking and Make warm
friends wherever he goes, we all be.
lieve. •
Mr, Geo. W. Barge returned home On
Tuesday night from Chicago, where
he bad been attending a Cutters' con,
vention. Jt was a getheringof the
leading cutters from all over the
Stateland Canada to discuss the nevi
style cid bring out new ideas. It
was sigood school for one who strives
to excel, as does Mr, Barge. and will
enable him to still more satisfactorily
handle the tailoring department of
the new firm of Moorieb So Crooks
which takes over the big clothing
Store of Hodgen Brothers in a fort.
night,
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- . - several ..big bargains. in. Dr es s
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Goods, Furs, Skirts,... Rem. .
nanns,' E.tC.,'' :'-for • r.'• Friday ,:and
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reatest Bargains
of t e gear
Are now- being offered---at'our mg Alteration Sate.
Thousands and thousands of of Flannellettes, • WraliPerettes, Cottons, Lawns,
Table Linens, Dress Goods, along with Cloth Coats, Raincoats,.
and 41 Furs iir stock now being sold in many cases •
Less than Wianufacturers' Prices.
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Many new designs and •patterns added to the stock this week at Bargain Prices
Come with the Crowds and secure the best bargains of the year
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