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Jacksoll'rcSalo.
NoW for some lively 'shoe selling 1, • Now for' an
opportunity to get more' than your money's worth i
Between seasons, when clearance sale time arrievs, we
always tempt the buying appetite with unusual induce-
ments,.
induce-ments,. Twice a year we hold these great ,sales.. '
• •Our Mid -Summer Function Is Now Due.
There are weeks and weeks of summer shoe weather ahead, and
certainly any investment made in shoes at our present prices will
prove a profitable one. We inaugurate these sales for two reasons :
First -We want the money, Second -We -want the room. To these
we add our determination to carry over,no'shoes:from season to season,
'won't these prices turn. your foutsteps toward this Great Shoe
Bargain Feast?
Ladies' $4.00 shoes for $3:08 Girls' $2.00 shoes for $1,49
3.50 240 1.75 1.25
2 50 ". 1,118. „ 1.50 , ,. . _:,00
Meu'skid calf and patent leather shoes 7, 011.
Ladies'.pumps, slippers and oxfords at 3 price.
FRED. JACKSON
The Home.of Good Shoes.
Onr__SFecia1 for Sa►urdal,
and all next week.
HOT WEATHER 00008
Perfection and quick meal oil stoves,
Garden hose, sprayers and nozzles.
Screen doors $1.00 to $2,00.
Laren seats $1,25. -
Hammocks $2,00 for $1.69 52.50 for $2.15 $3.00 for $2 08
2 ice cream freezers, reg. $3 00 for $2 08.
Electric irons reg. $5.00 for $4.48 reg. $4.50 for $3.08.
1 only lawn mower reg 5,50 for 4.98 4,00 tor 3.48 1.75 for 3,08.
0 -cedar mops $1.50 O -cedar dusters 75e.
25 percent discount on cut glass for balance of this month.
Another good supply of Brantford roofing and:beaver board,
A. small quantity of pure Manilla binder twine 13 and 14c.
HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
Diana of ,the Green Van.
Buy it if yrou want to
read a clean, sweet, enter-
taining story, ono that;`
will hold your interest.
' it's a -$10,000 prize novel.
()vet 100,000, sold: During ,..
April the best ,.:seller in
' both 'Canada and United
Stated. Price $1.35:
White Canvas Shoes f
Oar stock of these goods is now fairly complete. both in wntn-
en's and children's lines and consist of all the,new lasts in pump:, high
and low, button and lace.
Children's from $1.00 a pair un.
Ladies' from 51.50 a pair up.
Our prices on these goods are -very low and it will pay you to
see what we are showing before making a purchase. '
See Our Men's and Children's Straw hats.
Dozens or styles and prices ft'ym 10e to $2,50, See our men's
special lines at $1,00 and $1:25.
Women's and Children's Wash dresses.
Never b f 're have we shown such a large range of wash dresses
as we are this sec s m and never were values as good.
Obildren's dresses 25e to $2 50.
Ladies' dresses $1.00 and up.
A. special line of children's dresses at 49c.
Plumsteel Bros.
Small. Profits
More Business
Just In
Overland Red
A story full of Western
life, perfectly clean and at
the same time lull of rom-
antic advertuves, One, of
'the best and brightest nov-
els of the year, Prioe
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the; cheapest -Always the best.
mum inn mtalp,
July 2nd, 191:
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Miss Ward was inWinghan the past
week.
Miss Mae East is visiting friends ,in
Berlin over the holiday.
Mr. Earl Parimer of Ilensall is the
new junior on the Royal Bank staff.
Mrs. Andrew Gunn and daughter . of
Toronto are the guests this week
of Mrs, Murray,.
Mrs, McIntyre of Hamilton is visit-
ing her father, Mr. A. McKown of
town, this week.
Mrs.wrseman leaves this wok to vis-
it her daughter, Mrs, (Dr.) Mac -
Callum of Kingston.
i\Irs. (Pc) Belden of Toronto was
the guest of her brother, Mr. W.
Jaa•cson, 'Deer the week -cad.
Misses Hoffman of Belleville are
the guests :of their cousin, Mrs.
Ralph 'J'iplady,
Mrs. Pridhatn of Toronto arrived Sat-
urday on a visit to her parental
home, that of Mr. and Mrs. 11. W.
Cook.
Mr. Chas, P. Libby, manager of the
Knitting Company is spending a
couple of days in New York City
this week,
Miss Richardson visited over the hol-
iday with her cousins, Messrs, 1i.
J. and Joseph Itichar•dson of Stan-
ley township.
Mrs. R. Hanna, Milverton, and. Miss
R. Ilanna, Toronto, spent a few
days the past ween with Mir.- and.
Mac. S. S. Cooper.
The. Misuses Irvine 01 Streetsville and
Miss Nelson of 'Toronto were week-
end visitors at the ]ionic of Mt, and
Mrs. J. Mulholland.
Mr, and Mrs. \Vill. ('olly'en and family
left on Monday for Bayfield where
they have taken a cottage and will
remain for one time.
Mrs. R, J Cls andPhyllisClark hiss .
of Pickering were guesti1 from
Sat-
urday
until Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. C'antnlon.
Mr. harry Dowser of 'Toronto was
among the excursionists on Satur-
day and while in town was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. N. Ball.
Mrs. S. L, Scott of Toronto was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. 14. .r
llibbs, over the week -end, having
conic up on the 1-1.0 13. excursion.
Mrs. W. J. 'l'ozer and family are at
Bayfield where they will spend the
heated term. Mrs. W. R. Counter
will be their guest for a few days.
Mr, Arthur Bean, who has been visit-
ing his another, left tor New York
on Monday, where the purposes tak-
ing a course in the hospitals of that
city,
Miss Evelyn '1'ipladv, daughter of
Mr. Ralph J'iplady, who is teacher
of the Commercial Courses at
Vankleek Hill, is home for her hol-
idays.
Mr, G, 13. Harris, superintendent of
the Knitting Mill, accompanied by
Mrs, -Harris and family is spending
a couple of weeks'. holiday at Stam-
ford, Goin.
Mac Goo. Howson, who has been vis
iting friends at Petorboro, has re-
turned for a visit with Mac. J.
Howson of town before returning
to her home in the west.
Mrs, S. Keinp, tyle, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Nellie, spent a
'few days the past week with his
parents and Inc brothers in London.
They returned Saturday evening..•
Mrs Jenkins and little daughter Ev-
elyn
of Coots 'Alta., have been vis-
iting
;rung the past went in Clinton and
are at present at Woodlands, Farm,
Duron Road, the home, of Mr,
Thos, Jenkins.
Mi:. A MtKown of town and hid
}�nothct']4Ir. \\'m; *Kowa, Toronto
the forepart'pf the week visited the
little graveyard a little west, of
,Varna whei;c„ members of their fam-
ilies were;if'itcrced many years ago.
:Mr. Jas, Pollard and Miss Helen of
Sault Si5'`'•Maric have ,riche the
guests •drrilrpb the past, week of the
toatce)s,sister,"'Mrs, J. F. Was
lniann..., Mn Pollard and his father
, vlsited Brussels and Kincardine id
' ends 1gr a few days this Week.
bliss Bessie 'Eorter 'leaves tomorrow
for Toronto where she will spend a
few days. Thence she goes to Mon-
treal andl'on Jaly 11.th'will leave
that city for Liverpool, -sailing by
"the White' Si at --Dominion 'Line, be- ,
ing booked by Mr, A. 0. Pattison,
the local agent. ,
Mr, Robt. Holmes of Toronto was 'a
passenger on the hluron Old 130115'_
excursion and was the guest while
in town of Mr. and MWS. H. 1.
Chant. This is, an annual trip for
Mr. Holmes and it would be solne-
ihing umislual which Would: prevent'
hien taking it in. . Ile enjoys meet-
ing has old friends hereabouts, f bo o
Whom he has a great number, and
the}i are always glad to welcome"
him, back to the,old town.
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Like tiO11E if is
COSY and Comfort- •
abiy FURNISHED
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Yours' can be if you will.take
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adv. t e ourFurniture.
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Offerings.
It's bargain's galore we are o%r
ingJest now
in everythingin the store. If you want a Side- .:
board ' Buffet,China Closets: Table, Chairs,
Springs g or Mattress now is the time to purch-
ase.
Mattress), p
ase. Our.store is the cheapest spot, in Huron
County to buy all, kinds of furniture.
Bal & Atkinson
tkinson�
FURNITURE DEALERS and UNDERTAKERS,
Night and Sunday Calls.
N. BALL Phone 110, J. A. ATKINSON, Phone 180
A-. i t S Your C oosn
:ur�dreds of -Them, , wa ,.
WORK SHIRTS THAT WILL. STAND HARD WEAR -
DRESS SHIRTS TI -IAT ARE "DRESSY."
��IIIfIIIlliiiuot5fl3 mu miuuuuimisi!niiPri.
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SHIRTS
Work Shirts.
ere.
We specialize in the money's worth kind, and guarantee a shirt at 75c. It comes in a variety of oolors in-
eluding blues, tans, black and black -and -white at the popular price of 75c,sthough we can ssll you a
good work shirt for 50c too,
In Dress' Shirts.
•' n1 namelyThe
' n is,t k r' in Canada,
largest and bei 1 ma e
The varlet bewildering. Theyare made byone of the
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Crescent Manufacturing Co., Montreal, Que., whose name they bear, priced from 75c to $3,75. At $1 00 and
$1,25 the choice is especially good, and the better shirts are sold with a positive color guarantee.
ALL SIZES IN STOCK FROM 12% to 18.
LOOK THIS LINE OVER FOR STYLISH PATTERNS.
Summer Collars Too.
The fa.lnous Arrow Collars, in the newest shapes now sell at 2 for 25c in both white linen
liges, Once worn ycu'll buy them always. Try a couple.
BROWN
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and colored neg-
About People You Know
Miss Ruby
con was ' s in Godcrich last
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week visitorfriends:
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Miss Retta Cook was up from Teton -
to over the . Week -end.
Mr. James Flynn came down from
Lucknow Saturday and w'ent back
on Monday.
Mt. and Mrs. \Naber 11'urris and
their little daugh1ar ;raft on Satur-
day for Oshawa.
Misses Bessie, Glen, daugihter of Reeve
Glen of Stanley, left Monday for
a fortnight's visit in Toronto.
Mr, Bosman of Blucvale is holidaying
this week as the guest of Mr. L.
J. Wasnlpnn, who is speeding his
vacation at his home in town.
Miss Minnie Rudd left yesterday mor-
ning for 'Toronto and sails today
from Quebec ' with the Witdulrow
party for: a two months' tour of
Europe.
Mrs. (Principal) Bolick and her three
daughters, • Ione, Eva and Ethel,
left on 'Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer at their cottage at Point Iro-
quois in Dundas County„
Miss Louise Ibeaton is home from
Grand Valle}', where she has been
Leaching, for the summer vacation.
Site will take Miss Rudd's place in
tine Public Library during the mon-
th of July,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodley of Win-
nipeg and Mrs. Woodley, Sr. of
Montreal arrived in town on Mon-
dayi and on the same evening left
for Bayfield whore they intend
spending the next few weeks, Mrs.
H. Woodley was formerly Miss Inez
Miller.
Mesdames Thomas and William 3aiek-
cureni c from Toronto on
came e t p n
the 13.0 .13. ekeun:sion., . The 1 Lt lu r
returned to Toronto on Monday
but Mrs. Thos. Brickenden will re-
main the guest of Mr. ' and ,Mrs. J.
Taylor and other friends tor per -
,haps three weeks.
Mr. 'Stewart Jackson, who, has been
with the Redheads' theatrical eom-
pany,, which has beat appearing is
the principal cities of the United
States' and Canada during the past.
ye,at, is spending• a wock's holiday
at his home 'i;n, town.,' He returns
to New York to reloin his company
and finish lits contract next week
and later will take. a longer .vara-,
lir. Wm, `, McKown, . one ; of Olin-
ton's : rild time citizens, came
up frons_ 'Toronto on Saturdays by
idle .i-1.0.33, excursion and return-
ed again on Monday. Mr. MoKown
came from Toronto, leis native
place, in 1862 and located at Varna
where be started a wagon shop.
Subsequently he moved to Goder:ch
and nearly thirty-five years ago
settled.- in Clinton. In 1002 hI
welt to Los Angeles, Calif., where
his daughter,: Mrs. )takes, resides;
but conditions were not to his.li:ic
ing and as hepreferred to live and
Idie a British subject, a decade latter
saw him again in Toronto. The
td n' are always glad to
old friends }
t t. to �
see 'llr;' 17.16Kown and o not how
o
jauntily be .bears his eighty years,
Mr.. Harry Cook. of Trenton was in
u
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town over the holiday.
o e
nMr. S. Castle Sr. visited his son,
Mn. Ed. Castle, Guelph, last week.
ISa. W. 13rydone was in Goshen, Ind.,
last ',veelc on professional business.
.hisses Gladys and Marjorie C'howen
spent Dominion Dar with Mitchell
friends,
Mr. Edward Hari 1,, Toronto, visited
old Clinton friends l'or a few days
last week.
Master Charlie Brooks of Mitchell is
visiting his grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. C'antelon.
Master 'Ernest Livermore is enjoying
a few days at 13ayfie'd as the
guest of Master Douglas Tozer,
Mrs, Rowe of Exeter has been visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. T. Holloway,
and her brother, Mr, A.. .7. Iloilo-
. way of town,
Miss Louise Holmes or Edmonton,
Alta., spent from Saturday until
Monday in Town as the guests al
Mr. and Mrs. 1S. B. Chant,
Mrs. ,7. E. Hovey and Master: Billy
]eft Saturday on a visit to the
lady's paten tat home, that of Mr.
and Mr's, \Vint Lucas of Markdale:
Principal Bolick lett on
Tuesday rot
J3raeebnidge to join the stall or the
Sunnier Model School for the six
weeks term or until the opening of
the rc,ular Models on !august 1.8th.
Dr, Thompson, who underwent an op-
eration in St, Joseph's hospital,
London, last week, is doing nicely
his many personal and professional
friends intoWir" and district will be
glad to hear.
Mrs S. I la
l t London, spent he
w guest Mi and
u
eek -end as the e o
Mrs. JhcOU Taylor, ft n herenc going
on to Bayfield where she is spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and Mts.
Miller, also of the .Forest City; Who
have a cottage at the lakeside:
Mr. .1)d., Flood y. of,. course accompani-
ed' the HI.0.13', excursionists and of
course took in''the auto trip `as
well and met old friends in all
pacts of the county visited. The
• passing years make but little iiai-
piessi.nn on the genial Floody.
Kr. and Mrs. J. Beswick of Toronto
are spendiaag a couple or weeks with
Mends in town anal vicinity,' Mrs.
Beswick was, (orihierly_ Miss Mae
Armstrong of Cli rt e and
has. a
n o
host, , of friends in the old to. win.
'flits iJ Mr. lleswick's, first visit to
(Tinton.,.
Mr. l,
.eonartT (7,antelonlvas tin over
L9ie week ead,at,tlie homne of his par -
ants, Mr. and Mrs,. P. Cantelon.
Mr. Cantelon has recently been pro-
moted to the position of head book-
keeper in the large wholesale ]louse
Which he is employed'. at a greatly
increased salary.
Mr. W. 13. Taylor, classical master in
the N apanee : Collegiatet, bas been
re-engaged at <anincrease in,:salary,
of one hundred dollars. Though,
having but a very few , years exper
;onh
Wee kir, 'Taylor s ability as a
teacher is already so well recogniz-
ed, that the Belleville, C.J. tried to'
get lino. ' ' .
The News From Londesboro
Joseph islkcr of Toronto spe
nt
a
few days with friends in the vicin-
ity.
kir. and hiss Mciltuney from the
west spent a few clays with friends
here.
Rev. J. 1T. Oster hoot and family
left Tuesday for 'Thedford and Rev.
C. C, Keane and family arrived from
(Ironton the same clay.
Miss Geddes of ileigrave visited
Sunday at the home of Mr. D.
Geddes.
Mrs. Stalker rctur ed Tuesday Ia «.
visiting with � \\ Ingham '. \ in ham friends
Mrs. N, Black of Wingham • spent a
lei,/ days at the home of Mr. Jame:
Woodman.
Mrs, M. Mains spent a feta days
this week with her daughter in 1,:n -
don.
Miss Lawday Young of Regina
lege is spending her holidays v :'i:
her mother Mrs. (Dr.) Young.
Mrs. hill is spending a few
with heir son, ISIr. L. Will of Myth.
aw
H ullett Happenings.
Messrs, 'Phos, McMichael and John
Barr go this week to the Experimen-
tal farm at Guelph, where a meet-
ing of Governtnint judges will be held
and a series of lecturers and demon-
strations given on the judging of
horses, cattle and other live stock,
and also field crops.
Oldie a number from this neighbor-
hood took in the Dublin piznic on
Dominion Da.y.
'1'lie. Misses M. and \•', t'arbert of
Stratford are home for the vacation.
• k Col-,
Nora M. Blake near o
Lingwood came home last Saturday.
Miss 'Mary Reynolds of .Drysdale is
speeding her holidays at her home
in tuts township. •
.Mr. John Ferguson is having his
house jacked up and will $oon bo
ready for the .177:]ck-layers.
L.O.L. No. 863 ,will meet ruts n •
evening tit their lodge monis. A. fun
Iattendance is requested as important
business is to• he transacted,
Mr. Albert ('olelough had • a t v,.
year old• colt killed by lightning last:
week. It •was insured in the McKil-
lop Company.
One of Mr. .James Snell's valua'•:6
thorohred sheep had a sunstroke- last
week and it kicked the bucket.
Some bright correspondence • from
lluliett came in too late and has had
to be held �ld of cr ' until next •week
nt
115!•gthii
Mr. .Alex, Taylor of "Ilamilton was.
the guest of his brother, lir. Archie
Taylor of town, last week.
1
Tearing SALE
Now is the time to save money
You will find the best value of the entire summer in
new and up-to-date footwear at our third,,semi-annual
clearing sale.
Commenchug Saturday, _July 4.
Shoes for each member of the family. t o suit the season for all oc"a-
e
Y
sions a; prices that will convince you that, ow semi-annual ca'e is as
good, as we t epreseri t it to be.
Women's Pumps
Comfortable lasts, ,new .toes
in patent or grin metal . (l p
Reg 2.50 to $3 00,, sale price c7 0
Women's Oxfords.
Regular prices 52,00 and $1,00
Sizes only 2,j to 44 98
Sale price ,
Men's Oxfords
30 pears only
:Regular $:3 50 and .$1,50 (
Sale •rices I:
P
Children's Slippers.
I3lack or chocolate
00 pairs
Sale price
Positively no Goods on Approval,
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