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Y'EARS'OF .ADHERING
STRICTLY ' TO THE POLICY
".The Best At
Every Price Always
Has established for us a repuuation for good shoes
that is second to none,
Spend a half hour in our Shop looking over
the nets fall Styles and we will prove to you
that buying of us means adistinct`advantage
•to you and a positive assurance of being cor-
rectly fitted with shoes that makes theca
truly distinctive and eielusive.
FRED. JACKSON
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Closing Out Sale
OF SUMMER GOODS.
Screen doors Regular $1 00 For $1 $5
c.
„ 1 75 " 150"
" - 2 00 1 75
Window screens " - 20 " ''15
" 25 " 20
"30 . 25 -
,:
Hammocks « 3'0000 .c2 50
250 " 200
d gtLightning ice cream freezer " 8 0 " 75
8 2t " e " „ 250. ,.- 2'25
8 nick. oil stoyes " 1 75 " 1 60
1 bread mixer. -" • 2 00 „ . 1 05
2lawn seats - . " 1 25 "1
- h" . y law) mowers &knives " 5 25 " ' 4 00
Mrs. Potts nickel plated lions " 1 10 't 82English charcoal irons 75
1 second band gasoline store, 2 burner, good order 1 550
2 ,i e
A small quantity of pure Maniila binder twine to clear,
Harland ihos.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES.
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SEPTEMBER
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The Housewives'
Number
Full' of articles bn things
every home -loving woman
delights in reading about.
Single copy, 10 cents
at the Pattern Counter
Ask about our liberal
subscription offers,
W. D. FAIR CO,
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Miss Henry has taken a position in
Irwin's store,
Mr. and Mrs; Frank Dixon are spend-
ing a few weeks in Toronto.
Mrs. Tony Lawsonhas been in Tor-
onto this week attending the big
Fair.
Miss Ina Trowhill of Niagara Fal'is.
is this week the guest of Miss Mil-
dred Cook,
Miss Eileen Hoover of Guelph, for-
merly of Clinton, • was a Bayfield
visitor last week.
Mr. Chas McKinnon Mit this week
to resume hib teaching dirties at
Saskatoon, Sasi:,
Mrs.- Colville and Miss lava Steven-
son are spending a few days in
Toronto this., week,
Miss Ida Holmes calmesup from Tor-
onto Thwrsday last and spent the
wek,with 'friends. in town.
11 Mrs. Win. Cantelon spent the week-
end in Mitchell the guest of her
daughter, Mrs, J. E. Brooks:
Mrs, (Dr.) Hossick and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of Innerkip, are the guests
of ]L Ir. and Mrs. G. D. Roberton.
Miss Hulda Whitely of New York
was a guest in town for a few
days. 'Sttk had been visiting Gode-
rich friends pervious to cooling
here.
Mrs. Shillingion returned to he
home in Windsor on Monday after
a visit of several weeks with her
parents, Rev. Dr, and Mrs. Rut-
♦ ledge.
Mr. and Mrs.
W. n
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and
two children of
n I ton Saturday a for
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Mitchell the 1 tvher
e they`
stayed
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� Sunday, going on to their borne in.
Toronto on Monday:
Mr, and Mrs: Robt. Smith and son
Russel- of Vancouver, B.'C,, who
have been visiting.'friends hi Ontar-
io for some little time, spent the
week-en1 in -town the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Finch,
Mr. Onslow Crich attended the I. O.
F. High Court of Ontario at Sar-
nia last week' as the' representative
of Court Clinton. While there he
met _ Charlie Pugh, George Barge
and Wesley 'Newcombe, former resi-
dents of this town,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bright and lit-
tle son, Stewart, who ,have been
Visiting the lady's uncle and a',rt,
Mr. and. Mrs. T. Jackson, Jr., for
the past fortnight or so, left Fri-
day morning for their hontq in
Winnipeg,
Misses Elizabeth Chid)ey and Winni
feed O'Neil, who have been visiting
various points in the went during
the past six weeks, are expected
home this week. They spent part
of the time at Banff
and Laggon,
,
points in the Rockies which for
beauty of scenery can hardly be
surpassed.
Mr. Will Dyer of Parry Sound, for-
merly a resident of Clinton, visit-
ed over the week -end" with his cou-
sins, Mrs. Jas. Finch and Mr. Will
Wheatly of town. Mr. Dyer's ar-
rival in Clinton was somewhat of
a surprise to his relatives as they
thought him one of those drowned
in the Thames River disaster many
caro• ago. Buthe '
is.
Y very much a-
live and has wandered about a
good bit since that,, and after all
these years " he took a „sudden
notion to visit -the old town' and
look up those relativeb still left
here.
Mr. Martin O'Donnell, Jr. • returned
Saturday from the west whither he
went about four moath's ago. He
says labor prospects are, decidedly
poor, that the larger places are full
of men who have been without
work au summer and that' the d
pay 'Of unskilled labor hag been cut
on an average' of thirty percent.
Martin thinks that the railway
companies have not been doing the
right thing in tooming the harvest
excursions this season as , the
majority of .the men they- have
taken west will be unable to secure
employment, at any price.
Bargains in Furniture and Carpets.
We found a manufacturer who bad an extra fine lot of Roods and was hard
up for eash. His goods are on our floors, marked at' prices which will se
theta during August.
5 piece parlor sur -regular $25 00 for 820 00
Fancy couches " '7 00 " 5 00
Odd parlor rockers from 8 00 to 15 00
Kitchen cabinets 85 50 10 00 20 00
Carpets, ruga, matts, oilcloth and linoleum at moderate prices.
Pietnve framing and repairing promptly attended to,
Phone 7 and 8. Free ,Auto Delivery,
J. .11. CHELLEW' Estate
' Furniture Blyth Undertaking
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it On All Summer Goods
SUMMER DRYDSGOODS—SUMMER CLOTHING AND SUMMER
ALL PRICED FOR QUICK SI3LLING, •
3 .very special lines for Saturday—Children's Wash Suits at 05e.
We have about two dozen of these suits left,some made in Nor
folk cos 'and bloomerpants
t. and others with bloue and bloomer- • pants
and l
acregular
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$J. 0 and $1.257ines, Saturday choice for 65c, ♦
WOMEN'S 'PUMPS and OXFORDS
Patent colt shoes -Odd lines and broken
at. $1,75 to $2.25. Saturday choice $1.29.
MEN'S SUMMER COATS
sf
1.29
es of lines that sold
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98c. •
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Why buy a sinock when yob can buy a nice dressy coat at this
wonderfully love yriee—Regular price $1.25. Saturday 89c, •
ALSO SOME WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN RUGS, LACE CUR- •
TAINS, LADIES. WAIST AND WHITE UNDERWEAR.
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August 28th, I913
FIRST SHOWI\G OF THE SEW FALL COATS
Srnart, Attraetiye lflodels for Ladies' Wear.
We have just passed. into' stock thirty-five exclusive ladies' coats collected
from several of the largest manufacturers. These coats are the very latest Amer-
ican styles, made from soft pure wool tweed, three-quarter cut -away, trimmed
with large buttons and frogs to.match, shipped'
to us for early buying, and no two
styles alike. Come in and see this beautiful range• We will be pleased to show
you through as • a buyer or not.
SVVEAT1R COATS
,FOR 1IEN, WOM-
EN, CHILDREN
The new - sweat-
er coats for ear-
ly fall wear are
now in stock
comprising t h e
very' newest col-
or combinations,
in styles right up
to the minute as
in former 'years.
We are showing
nothing but the
products of the
.b es t manufac-
turers and every
• garment guaran-
teed. Prices run
from $1 to *5.
BOYS' CLOTHING
MADE IN CLINTON
This season we are showing a
large range of boys clothing in.ade by
the Jackson Manufactur-
ing Co. which alone guar-
antees good value and
workmanship. Every suit
passed into our stock has
passed through an experts
_hands and thoroughly
'guaranteed. Cloths and
styles this season are ex-
ceptional, a call will con-
vince you of the fact. Pric-
es run from $4 up.
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About People Your Know The News From Londesboa�o
n
Misses Annie and Emma Southcombe Mr..Ed. Kitty of Los .Angel•s,
left for Toronto today. is fa town.
Miss Jessie Reeves of Detroit id the Mr, 'Rees Jenkins is spending a fe
guest of Mrs, T. W. Hawkins.
Mrs. Thos. Watts visited Wingham
friends tor a few days last week,
Mrs. Harry Marsh of -Detroit is vis -
r iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
Geo: Davis.
Mr. John Crooks is spending a vaca-
tion amongst his friends in the old.
home town,
Fred. Thompson hem s
on return
p ed on Tues-
day from a week's visit at Grant-
on.
Mr. and Mrs, J, C. Dowson and son
of Sault Falls, South Dakota,.spent
the 'week -end with Mr. aid Mrs. R.
J. Ciuff;
Mice Pearl Foster returns to her
home in Clarksburg today after a
fortnight's visit with her cousin,
Miss: Mabel Kerr.
Mr, and 'Mrs, Foster of Tara were
the . guests of Mr. and ,Mrs. VVnt.
Cantelon on Friday.
Mrs. Will Ross was in Goderich for
a couple of days last week, having
gone up on Thursday to attend the.
funeral of the late Ars. P. B.
Crews.
Mrs. S. Crich is in Los Angelos, Cal-
ifornia, with her daughter,. Mrs.
David Elliott, with tyhom she, pur-
poses remelting several months, in
all probability until next. spring.
Miss Emily Guest spent a few days
this' week with.Mrs. John Guest,
leaving here for Toronto where she
will spenil a few days before going
to Belleville to recons her teaching
dutieb.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Holmes carne
up front, Toronto on Tuesday even-
ing to he present at the wedding of
their son Walter to .Mics Pearson
of Stanley yesterday. 'They return-
ed 'to the city Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Matt Ford 'of. .Mullett, who
went to Hamilton to' spend cen-
tennial week with her mother, will
be detained in the city for some
time owii. to the illness of her
sister.
Mr. Bert Langford motored nut to
Londesboro on Friday evening and
on Iiih return was accompanied by
Mrs. Langford, who lead been spend-
ing a week with her brother, Mr.
Wm. Vodden; and other friends.
Mri• Joel McLeod left yesterday for
London where she intends visiting
friends' for a few days before going;,
to Guelph where Mr. McLeod hab.
taken a position and where they in-
tend
n
tend in future ' to reside. Their
many friends' in and about. Clinton
regret their departure.
Mr.and Mrs: Palmer, some years ago
an for a time citizens of Clinton,
days in Toronto.
The township council will meet on Mrs. Young spent 'a couple of days.
Saturday to transit g;.neraf l'tri- this week with Clinton friends,
w ness and as a court of )•eviaion on t earls,
the Bower dram Mr. J. 0. Lounrlsbury and Mr.•
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kennedyarevis
iting in Caledonia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wallis are 1
Toronto this week.
Mrs,' John Wiseman is spending
fortnight in Toronto.
Mrs. T. I -I, Cook and Master Nesbitt
left this morning for Toronto,
Miss Jule u c BatllIff leaves today for
Winglant to spend a week with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. , Davis and family of
Kelowna, B �°,, arrived in town on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaht and Miss Ger-
trude attended the Holmes -Pearson
wedding in Stanley yestetday,
Mrs. W. F. Vanstone of Winehant is
visiting this week with Mtc: Chas.
Bartlifi and Mrs. Barry Bartliff,
Miss Eunice Reid of Stanley was the
guest of her sister, Miss, Mamie
of town, for a few, days last week,
Miss Grace Shepherd leaves today
for Ottawa to be in .readiness to
resume her teaching duties on Tucl-
day next.
Mr. G. J. Stewart left this morning
for Detroit to spends a few''daye with
his sister whom he rias
not met for
Many years.
Dr: Shaw and Mr, A. J. Morrish at-
tended the 111
Thos. Miller are spending a few days.
Rev, Mr. Reid takes his holidays in Toronto this week,
during September and' during hiS.ab Mrs, Janes Webster and Miss Bella
u settee his work here will be. in charge g are see/Wing a week with the . form --
of Rev. Dr. Stewart,'formerly, of eieb son.in Toronto and taking; in the
a °tinton. The. good people of Fair.
Knox and Burns churches have Mr. Thos. Sampson spent Sun a
heard. Dr. Stewart on more with.Mr•, Thos. Scott of Canfield,
Sunday,
than
One occasion t o asion in past years Mrs. Mulholland of Windsor spend
with pleasure and. profit. Pastor a few days at the 'home of Mr. -John.,
Reid has been steadily growing in Hutton.
the einem of his people who, all Wilmer Scott of Canfield is visiting
wish hint a very pleasant holiday. g,:
friends here.
Mr, and Mrs. S. -McCool, accent- Miss Clara Young is visiting Blyth:
panied by lifts. Warren of Clinton, friends.
are in Toronto this week, Mr. Frank Lee of Norwich spent
Mr. John Finglanel believes in e- the week -end at his home here,
quipping his family for the battle of
life with a good education, Two of
his sons are preparing for the min-
istry of the Presbyterian church and
a third purposes entering the univer-
sity white one of his daughters,
Miss Mary Fingland, has almost com-
plete her course at the same seat
,of learning,
The Women's Institute will hold
their regular meeting' in the Forest-
ers' hall on Thursday 'afternoon next.
A darning contest` will be, a feature
of the program.
neral of , the late Mrs.
Crews in Goderich on Thursday
and acted as palbearers.''
Mr, and Mrs. John Howson, of Medi-
cine ne TBat, Alberta, arrived on Mon-
day on a visit with the: former's
mother and sister in town.
Miss T
essie
Crooks went to Toronto
last week to attend the millinery
openings, going on the Barrie to
the position which she held last
season.
Mr. James Wiseman of, Chicago and
Mr. W. Wiseman of Kirkton have
been visiting their brother, Mr.
John Wiseman of town, during the
past few day's -
Messrs. ;George 11. Ball and II. H.
Hill of Hallett,: executors of the
Filiay
Ball estate,v
were
in town
yesterday making arrangements for
the sale of the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheppard spent
the week -end with Goderich friends
Mr. Sheppard talking part in decora-
ation ceremonies conducted by the
C. O. F, in Maitland cemetery Sun-
day afternoon.
Miss Abbie Glen, 'dadghter of Reeve
Glen of. Stanley township, has tak-
en �
a
position p i as private se0retazy
to Manager Saunders of the organ
factory, Goderich. She has also
been appointed soloist in Knox
have returned front. Portage la church of that town, -
Prairie, Man., and taken up their Miss 51. M. Stephenson, who has been
\residence here again. Mr. Palmer teaching at North Bey for the past
five or six- years, has taken a Posi-
tion on the stall of the Port Arth-
ur Public schools, and leaves on
Friday' for London and will take.
boat, at Sarnia on Satuluday for
Port Arthur
has talkers a position in Tozer &i
Brown's tailoring department. He
says the depression in the west
was so 'serious that lie wait,
glad to get back to Ontario and
to Clinton again.
Mrs. James Campbell visited Biytffi
friends for a few days recently.
Mr, and 1VIrs, Thomas Hill of Bel -
grave visited the former's mother on,
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, McEwan of Clinton:
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Vodden and Mrs, George Lyon on.
Tuesday.
Mr, Henry Lear left on Tuesday for
the Soo, going by boat from Goder-
ich.
Mr. William Vodden and Miss Mabeb
are spending a few days with Toron-
to
oronto and .Brampton friends.
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School Shoes
School days are almost here again
and we are prepared to meet the requirements of the
girls and; boys in school'shoes,-we have the new shapes.
in all leathers, price to suit any purse and also in that
most essential point that school shoes,should have, good.
wearing qualities; Call and see for youtbelves, it will `•
be a pleasure to show you what we have.
Repair Department
On 1V,Ior.day Aug, 25th, Mr. Wilken, will take
over our Repairing Department and will be glad to
see all his former customers and friends in our store.
Any,work entrusted to his care will be neatly and
promptly attended to.
S. CHAPMAN
Successor to J. Twitchell & Son
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