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News -Record
August 7th, I9R
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on SI1oes anI-oxfords if ijou onij
Cone to tile right place
This sale offers price reductions the are worth while.
Prices eo low that uoone who wants to make his or her dollar
count,canafrord'to miss this chance
Mens 85.00 Shoes Sale price 54.00
Mens $4,00. Shoes . Sale price 53.20
Mens 53.00 Shoes : Sale price $2.00
Ladies- $4,03' pat leather Sale, price 52.40
Ladies $3.00 tan lace Sale price $2 00
Ladies $3;50 oxfords Sale price $2.50
ONLY A. FEW PAIRS LEFT
Ladies' and Men's,$4,00 Oxfords for $2.00
FRED. JACKSON
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SWAT THE FLY
THE FLY DISSEMINATES DISEASE
SO THEREFORE YOU SHOULD SWAT
UNSWATTED FLIES ARE VERY BAD
BUT SWATTED FLIES ARE NOT
The Fly annoys the helpless horse
So you may swat without remorse
The wicked Fly he carries dirt
So swat♦him till your shoulders hurt.
With slime and filth they cover their Feet
Then wipe it off on our bread and meat
If you would rather live than dye
Roll up your sleeves and swat the Fly
Of the following we have a good supply.
Fly Swatters 5c to 15e
Wonder Fly Traps 15c
Balloon Fly Traps 15c
Fly Wash for Cattle and
Horses 75c a gal
Tangle Foot Fly Paper econom-
ical and Sanitary 2 double sheets
for - 50
The following at reduced pric-
es. Screen Doors and Windows
Lunch Baskets, Ice Cream Freez-
ers, Humpty Dumpty Egg Crat-
es, Hammocks, Gasoline Stoves,
Harland Bros.
STOVES, 'HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES.
AUGUST. SALE !
Bargains in Furniture and Carpets.
We found a manufacturer who had an extra fine lot of goods and was hard
up for cash. His goods are on our floors, marked at prices which will sell
them during August.
' 5 piece parlor sui regular $25 00 for $20 00
Fancy couches " 7 00 " 5 00
Odd parlor rockers from 3 00 to 15 00
Hitchen cabinets 56 50 10 00 20 00
Carpets, rugs, matte, oilcloth and linoleum at moderate prices.
Picture framing and repairing promptly attended to.
Phone 7 and 8. Free Auto Delivery,
J. H. CHELLEW Estate
Furniture
Blyth
Undertaking
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SUMMER DRY GOODS -SUMMER CLOTHING- AND SLIMMER 11"
SHOES ALL PRICED FOR QUICK SELLING. •
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3 very special lines for Saturday-Ohildren's Wash Suits at 05e. 2
We have about two dozen of these suite left, some made in Nor-
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blouse andbloomer
folk coat,and bloomer pants and others with lou e•pants .
and all regular 51,00 and51.25lines, Saturday choice for 05c,
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WOMEN'S PUMPS and OXFORDS $1.29 •�
Patent tett shoes=Odd lines and broken sizes of lines that sold
98c. �.
Why buy asinock when, you can buy a nice dressy coat at this
wonderfully low yrice-Regular price $1.25, Saturday 89c.
ALSO SOME WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN RUGS,LAACE CUR •
TAINS, LADIES WAIST AND WHITE UNDERWEAR.
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at $1,75 to 52.25. Saturday choice $1,20,
MEN'S SUMMER COATS
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TO THE PUBLIC •
Mr. S. 1. Atkinson, who for: the past year has heen associated in' j
the furniburebusiness with Mr, Jas. D.untord-'the tirm name being •
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Atkinson* Dunford-has':'
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reared, his.interests being taken over by
-• : Mr, John May. •
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♦ The newfirm will he known as Dnuford & May and respectfully •
• solicits a continuance of the generous support so long ;enjoyed' by this,
store.
Furniture Dealers and Funeral .Directors •
Phone 104
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PlzozaE 127 -IN1GIIT AND S1tNDAY CALLS - PHONE' 194
J�.MES DUNFQRD JOHN MAY
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IMFORT
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During the hot weather
folks want to, get next to
that, "that's next noth-
ing," ` "A hammock when
properly suspended is the,
best means we _know to get
next nothing, Its a good "
comfortable thing in Which
to recline without the heat
of a bed, its'. good for an
out door healthy sleep,
good to rest in; good for
reading or study. We have
an especially attractive
and serviceable one at"'
51.75 or the same ham-
mock with a vallence at
52.50. We consider them
.the cheapest we have, of
course we can supply them
as low priced as $1.00,
and so good that we ask
55.00 for them. Wi11 you
do us the favor of your
inspection. If so why n.t
do it to -day,
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W. D. FAIR GO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Mrs. Bawden was the guest of Hen -
Sall friends on Friday.
Malster Earl Johnson visited his
uncle in Zurich last week.
Mrs. Frank Hall of Constance visited
Clinton friends for a few days.
Miss Faye Macdonald of Hensall• is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bawden.
Mr, Will Morgan of London visited
friends in town over the week -end.
Misses Shirley Bawden and Reta
Herman are holidaying at Niagara
Falls.
Mr, Russel Murdoch of Detroit is a
guest at the Cuninghame camp at
Birks',
Mrs. Rm,. Cook spent the week -end
visiting Mrs. Acheson of Goderich
townlhip.
Miss Gladys Reynolds was a visitor
at the camp at Birks' over the.
week -end.
Miss Clarissa Cole of Wayne, Mich.,
spent last week at the home ' of
Mr. Robt. Pearson.
Mr, and Mrs, Ralph+ i'iplady ,spent
Friday last visiting friends in the
vicinity of Brucefield,
Mrs. Challenger of Goderich spent • a
Yew days during -+he a •t en -0k the
guest of Clinton friends.
Miss Eleanor Thornton 'of Seaforth
visited her cousins, the Misses
Bartlifi, over the wee'.; -end.
Mr, Harry Bartlitf and two or three
friends autoed down to Ilensall to
see the lire on Monday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Colville of Grand Ledge,
Mich,, is a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Cuninghane,
Mr, and Mrs. C. S. Brown of Tor-
onto are visiting. the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. T. A. Greig of town.
Rev. Dr. Stewart, who is supplying
in Brucefield, spent a few days in
town with old friends last week.
Mr. henry Pollard of Colonia, Mich.,
visited at the home of °Ir. and.
Mrs. J. F. Wasman oper the 'neck -
end.
Mr. Eddie Shepherd of the Cordon,.
McKay Co., Toronto, is spend-
ing a vacation at his home fn
town. •
Mrs. J. F. Wasnian is in arueeels,
having been called thither by tice
illness of lier mother, Mrs Geo.
Pollard.
Miss Elva Stewart ofToronto. was
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Graham, over the
week -end.
Mrs. 11T. D. Ross and Miss Bessie of
Toronto visited Mrs. b'. Mcl^-wan
and Mr. and Mrs, 11. rllc:murder for
a few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas: Coats of Chicago
are spending a fortnight with their
sister, Mrs. 0, G, Middleton of the
Huron Road. -
Mrs. 3. A, .Geddes of 'Belgrave and
Mr, and Mrs. Bothen and daughter.
of Toronto are the guests of Mrs.
Wise, High street,
Mrs. Burrows, Sr., of Washington,
D. C., and Miss Eva Stevenson of
Jackson, Mich., are visiting their
sister, Mrs. John Cuninghame.
Miss Kathleen McNaughton of. Varna
and Miss Bessie Ross of Toronto
spent the week -end with Miss Hel-
ena Middleton of the Huron: Road.
Miss Winnifred Brown leaves tomer
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row for her home in Kineardirfe af-
ter spending a pleasant vacation
with her Cousin, Miss. Hattie Greig.
Mr. and .
Mrs. Will, Eagleson of Aber-
deen, South Dakota, who have been
visiting the £owner's : parents at.
Bayfield and the latter's father,
Mr, Jas. Stevens' of town, for the
past month, left this week for
their home;:
Mr. and Mrs. I3arry Bright and lit -
le son, Stewart, of Winnipeg are
the guests of "Mr. and Mrs. ;. • T.
Jackson, Jr. They came van,' here
from St. ,Catharines, where; 'Mr,
Bright was taking part in the Reg-
atta, Mrs. Bright was, formerly
Miss, Louise Jackson wild .is a.niece
of Mr. and Mrs, T, Jackson.
Mothers, no doubt you will
for the children on the holiday,.
opportunity during the above
chance, don't miss it ! There w
this year to _wear them.
be needing a new smart dress
At this store you will find the
days at a saving. This is your
ill be plenty of hot weather yet
CHILDREN'S:WASH DRESSES
Regular $1.50 for
CHILD'REN'S WASH DRESSES
Regular $2.00 for
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
RegularJ2.50 for
'$ 98
1.49
1.85'
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Regular 53,00 for
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Regular $3,50 for ...
OFIILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Regular $3.75 for
$2.25
2,75
8.00
Ladies .Snmmer Dresses Greatly Reduced
Ladies' all-over embroidery white dresses
daintily made, smart styles, regular 55.00 $3.fi5
for
Ladies' wash dresses of print and ginghame,
white pique collars and cuffs, regular $2.50
for
1.98
Ladies Ratine dresses in pale blue, brown e
and tan, very pretty styles, trimmed with 5
buttons to m.U9atch, regular 57.50 U 9
Ladies'. silk dresses for evening and street
wear in all the popular colors, regular $15.00 II
.75 for
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Hullett Happenings
Mr. James Snell and Mr. James
MoEwan were out the past ween
purchasing high -bred stock for ship-
ment to the west, and on Monday
six bulls were shipped from Clinton
station. One of the animals was
purchased from Mr.- James VanEg-
ncond, one from Mr. Jas. Snell, and
one each from Messrs. P. Pl'umsteel,
B. RathweIl, Ed. Wise and A. Me-
Ewan of 'Stanley.
Mr. Alf. Jobin of Toronto spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Thos,
Tighe recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snell- Sundayed
with Mr. and Mru, Geo. Carbert.
Mr. Curie. O'Brien spent Sunday
at Mr. John Carbert's,
Mr. Robt. Bolton and Russel and
Louis of McKillop- spent Sunday at
Mr. Sam. Glidden's.
Miss Edna McCaughey called on
friends in this vicinity on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds is spending
a'fety days, with her mother, Mrs.
Jab. Butler of Clinton.
Mr, Richard 'clorrison had the i is-
fmaune to lose a horse last Satur-
day. He had gone out to town and
was about to come home when he
left his horse standing in front 01
Miller ti Little's implement ,hop
while he slipped in togen a +creel,
but he was no sooner inside: than
an auto shot by, and stated the horse
which ran away, h'ut it had only pro-
ceeded a short distance when it
slipped on the sidewalk, breaking one
of its front legs. Mr. Morrison had
the animal shot.
Mrs. Andrew Flynn is holidaying in
Seaforth this week.
Mr. John Flynn and Miss Marie
Jordan of McKillop• Sundayed at Mr,
D. Flynn's,
Anna, the second youngest daughter
of Mr• and Mrs. Dgmanick Flynn, met
with a very painful accident on
Tuesday, .by falling backward into a
pail of boiling water. She is getting
along nicely at present, but it will
be some, weeks before she is fully re-
covered.
Constance
Mrs. Farquhar and children of Wal-
ton are visitingthe lady's sister,;
Mrs. Britton. •
Mr. Aaron Tyerman of Vancouver
is visiting his brother-inl•law, ; Mr.
Geo. Stephenson,
Quite a number from around here
took in the excursion to' Goderich,_
while others went to Kincardine ,on
Friday,
Mrs. Frank Hall spent a few days
in Clinton recently.
Miss Ada Govonlock of Seaforth is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mayne
Hall.
Summerhill
Mrs. Watkins and Miss Watkins of
Clinton are guests of Mr. R. Watkins
for a fewdays. Y
Mr. Wm. Miller of Detroit spent
Thursday visiting at the home of Mr.
W. J. McBrien,
Mt. Robt. Miller is the guest of Mr.%
llamas Mason this week,
Mrs. (Dr.) Lindsay and family of
London and the guests, of Mr, and
Mrs. 4', J. Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mason visit-
ed Seaforth friends on Friday last,
Miss G.. Murray of London Is the
guest of her sister,' Mrs. T. ,I, Lind-
say this week.
The Ladies' Guild met at the home
of Mrs. Lawson '00 Wednesday after-.
noon.
A number took in the exeuision
to. Kincardine on .Friday and report
a pleasant outing.
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The NewseRecotd to Jan 19141 for 40e The ,Ne
Londesboro.
ATr: W. 13. Crisp and fancily, who
have been visiting at the :•home of
John L. Alien, returned to London
Tuesday,
Holmesville
Mrc. Mulholland was called to De-
troit on Tuesday on account of 'ill-
ness there. We .trust it ' will not
prove serious.
Mrs. N'. W. Trewartha and 'little,
daughter have returned from a visit
in Toronto.
Miss'Learoyd of•St. Thomas is vis-
iting at the home of Mr. Wna. Rut-
lege.
Rev. R. J. Mc0oriv ick is taking a
fortnight's vacation.
Miss Mandena Holland, who has
been holidaying at the parental home,
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has returned to London.
Miss MaeVicar,'-former, teacher of
Holmesvilfe Public school;, is visiting
Mrs. F. Ford,
Dr. Hart,Y McCormick of Detroit
visited his brother, Rev: 11.. J. Mc-
Cormick, last week.
Miss Enteline Holland,Who aro recentl.
passed her examinations so credit-
ably, has secured, a school and will
comncenee lrer professional duties af-
ter t]ie ,summer vacation. We all
wish her abundant success.
The Methodist quarterly board met
on Monday evening • when all matters
financial and otherwise, wets found to
be in good shape. The minister's' sal-.
any was placed 'at one tliotisan;d dole
dart for ;the current year, '
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-Record „to Jan 19.111 for 40e,
The News From Londesboro
The old school and property of S.
S. No. 8 was sold by auction on
Monday. The buildings were pur-
chased by Messrs. R. Shaddock, Wm.
and Henry Lyon, and Mrs, E. IIag-
gitt and J. L. Phillips secured the
land. ,
Mrs. B. Brogden of London spent
Sunday at her home here,
Miss M. Phillips is visiting Strat-
ford friends this week.
Mrs, and Miss Neal of Battle
Creek, Mich., are visiting at the
home of Mr, Win: Hiles,
101r. Harold Adams left • Tuesday
for Minneapolis.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
R. Adams is improving.
Chas. Crawford is working with a
bridge gang which is repairing cul-
verts in this vicinity.
Miss A. Bell is spending a few
days this week with Brussels friends.
Mrs. M. Mains and Miss E. Mains
returned Tuesday ,alter visiting Tor-
onto and London friends.
Mrs. J. H. Paxton of Clinton and
Miss M. Stephenson of Toronto visit-
ed at the home, of Mr. W. H, Lyon
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Smallaoombe of llrys,al City,
Man., is visiting at the home of Mr.
James Shobbrook,
Mr. and Mrs. James Webster of
Toronto, who have been spending a
few days at the home of the foriner's•
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Webster,
Mt for their home on Tuesday,
Miss R. Young of Brantford is
spending her vacation at her home.
Rev. J. 101. Osterhout and family
left on Wednesday for Grand Bend"
for a few week's vacation.
Work on S. S. No, 8 school build-
ing is progressing very rapidly.
Messrs. Melville and Johnston, have -
already adorned portions of the ex-
terior woodwork with a coat of
paint.
Miss E. Lyon of London is spend-
ing the week here previous to
leav-
ing on Saturday for Duluth. She:
goes by boat from Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs, . Geo. Greenway, who,
have been visiting their aunt and.
cousin, Mrs. John Hutton, and Mrs,
Geo. Thompson, have returned to -
their home at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Kenneth McConnell, who has •
been engaged with the Canadian Ex-
press Company, Clinton; for some'
time, has been] upending a few
days at his home here. Ile "]raves in,
a few days for Brantford, nhere he
has accepted a position ashiller in,
the,G,T,R. freight sheds,
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MIDSUMMER SPECIALS
We have still a few lines of Summer footwear that we
must dispose of this season, They are from one-third
to two-thirds less than the regular prices. Our ob-
ject in
b-jectin making the great reductions on these lines
is to clear up our stock for the next season, and you
will receive the benefit. It will pay you to call and
see these shoes for yourself.
Men's_ Oxfords
Regular Price 4.00 to 5.00 ��
A:few 'pair only ,
Misses Oxfords di: Pumps
Regular Price 1.50 to 1,75 92
Only 30 pairs left
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Women's' Oxfords
Regular Price 3.00 to 4.00 4�
Sizes 2' to 5' only
Childs Oxfords & Pu'm•ps
Regular Pride 1.25 to 1.50
Sizes 8 to 10,1SSc
50 pair to choose from
S.� CHAPMAN
Successor to. J. Twitchell & Son