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ARE showing one hundred newanodels of Ladies Winter Mantles
from the largest manufacturers, in all the leading cloths and'colots,
no two styles alike. Space will not permit a description and all we
can do is to extend a heartyinvitation to you to, ,. call and s1•e our display.,.
Everybody is doingit. WHY NOT YOU? Prices run- from a ..
$9 75, p•
FALL 1-101JSE=GLEANINC�:
CRPiTs, RUGS, euRT7INs
We have passed into stock this week a/ new shipment"of Rugs in
"Tapestry, Brussels and Wilton Rugs. Also Swiss and Nottingham Lae
Curtains. Every pattern a, new design, at prices to suit all purses, and
within the reach of all. We are after all the trade this season in House
Furnishings. Our stock is complete to begin with, and anything that is
wanted special we can quickly get. If you want to tone things up at little
expense, call and see what we call value in Carpets, Rugs and Curtains.
Art Sateens ---
For
--For Comforters
All the new colorings are now be-
ing shown, and some of the niost
beautiful effects for bed comforters
are here in colorings to harmonize
with any room. Many have been
looking' for these new designs and we
are pleased to announce the arrival
of our entire fall importations. 30
inches wide, per yd 115c. 20c, 25c
Also special downproofat per yd 35c
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SEW TEACHER ENGAGED
tVingham tine=s —At special meet
ing of the High School Board on Toes
day Ey an ing, Ni s Edna Cooper, of
Clinton was engaged as sixth teacher,
Miss Cooper comes to Winghsiu very
highly recommended and will enter
on her new duties at once,
AUTO TOOK THE DITCH,
An auto that, was speeding° north
ward from Luckuow. Tuesday atter
noon, took to the ditch at the foot of
Grey Ox hill, and those who after
wards viewed the wreck have nut yet
ceased wondering bow the occupants
ecaped-serious injury or even death.
Geo. Wilson, a representative of the
Rexall Drug Co Was at the steering
' wheel, and he was aceotnpanied by
Jos. Powell traveller for the Stephen
& Blake Type Foundry Toronto, At 1
the place where the accident occurred
the road is.somewbat high and narrow
There were puddles of water on the
road and in avoiding one of these a
front wheel went over the side of the
road, and seeing that the machine was
going to slide into the ditch, elv, \Vil
son turned it sharp about and ran
straight tor the fence into which they
dashed at tall speed: The fence rail 1
.were cut in two and the machine turn
ed overon 118side hut two risen escap
ed practically without a scratch. Ou
examination, it was toned that even.
the auto was not much damaged, Re
pairs were completed by eleven o'clock
and on'Wiclnesday rem Bing the join
nay to Xincardine was resumed.—
Lucknow Sentinel the two gentlemen
were in Clinton last Thursday at noon
Mr. Wilson calling on W,S,R. Holmes
1 the Rexall man and s\Ir, Powell, on
the New Eta.
A. D. BEAT.ON DEAD.
After a long and severe sickness
though able to be around till
Saturday last, Mr. A. D. Beaton, a
grocer 8n town for many years,
passed away ola Wednesday, in
his 60th year. The funeral will be
held onFriday toLucknow Ceme-
tery. A more extended, notice will
be givens next week,
THE FALL TRADE
1 With the beginning of the Fall trade
peeping out our business men should I
sit up and take notice. There is no use 1
' expecting the residents of this section 1
to go around with a microscope trying
to find out whether this or that is'
i sold in our town. The only plan that
will work is to keep everlasting tell
ing them what you bevel on hand,
That is the way the up. to date mer
clients get their trade, 'There is no
mason why the people -of this vicinity
should be expected to adopt any dif
ferentmethcd in regard to trading
than other places.•Tell them what you
have; let there know what it costs;
show them you can save them time
and money by buying, from you, and
then tbey will come to your store and
not carry hoine mail order catalogues•
ook can't
If the Stove or Range
ucceeci is of an inferior make
We have a good supply of the following popular high-
class Ranges. It pays to buy the best,—
Ha'ppy'Theught, " Welcome National
Preeldot;a, ,. ' • Superb Steel—something new
also some cheaper lines,
Ili Reatees we hand' the following
R1a$iaint' Home,'' Aerie Jewell
Cheerful Home Round Oak stoves+
Dandy, and several sizes of Sheet Iroln Air Tight
Peefe.etiolrf. Oil 'Heaters, —lust the thing for chilly, '(mornings
and evenings.
Prepare for the winter by-usilnsg Brantforhd Roofing,
Roofiltug Paint by the gallon` or barrel
r , WibitlowlGlass. and: Putty
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.'
We have a patent Fuel Saver free with every ';Heater sold,
A feW second-hand. Coal neaten for Bale cheap,
ARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE° AND NOVELTIES
There are hundreds—yes thousands
of people ivil hin a short distance of
town who Scarcely supect what there
is for sale in your store, Let them
know where you are. Invite thein to
your store Poll them about your
bargains. Show them that you want.
their trade jest as much as it is want
ed by out of town merchants, and
a little more, by the way—and they
will begin coming to you. But if you
sit down and expect them to hunt you
up you are going to be very sadly dis
appointed, It costs more to keep
goods a year before selling them and
they get shop wore and out of style,
You get bueiuess without asking fur
it and the best way to ask is by attrac
tive advertisisg,
DANE—WADE WEDDING
A veru pretty wedding was mica')
ized on Wednesday, Sept, 17th, at 10
o'clock at the home of the bride's per
ents, "The Maples". when Loreuda
Cecelia (Laura,) youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wade, was united
in marriage to Mr, Davit( W. Dane.
The house was very tastefully &coral
ed with pink and white asters and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev,
W. -Roberts assised by Rev, Mr.
Rivers. bliss Sara Simon presided at
the piano and playedMendelsohn's
wedding match Mr, A, \files,brother,
in
law of the bride, sang "Because"
during the signing of the register.
Tho bride, who was given away by her
father wore a lovely gown of ivory
satin trimmed with lace and, pearl
ornaments, Her tulle veil was 00
ranged in cap effect and caught with
lillies of the valley and she carried a
bouquet of cream roses and `l fern.
After 1he wedding lsbcheon which
was sewed to one hundred guests the
bricle and groom left, by motor for
Toronto, the former travelling in a
tailored suit of brownserge and velour
hat with large plume to match, The
presents were numerous and costly,
showing the high esteem in which the
bride is held. The groom is a cousin of
Mr. John Weir of the Royal Bank
Mrs. Hartley formerly of toti'.;•u,
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The Goderica Star:offers ns the best
excuse of the season, Just read it
and see how kind the Lacrosse Man
agement was going to be; -ALP we
have to say on the finding of, the Judi
tial committee, as regards the Gode
rich club and the three players who
helped them out of a,hole, is that we
think the action of the association'
rather harsh, In,the forced absence
of three oftheir best players, one by
sickness and the other two being call
ed away from town, rather than dei
fault the two games with 'St. Marys,
they secured the assistance of played
from Clinton and Mugbam, intend
ing after the playing of these games,
win or lose, to leave the fight to enter
the finale to. St. Marys and Ranover,
and thus not cause financial logs to
either clubs. Rumor has it that if the
standing of the St. Marys' players
were looked into they would not be
found to be all "Saints."
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NEW BOILER e .,' COUNCIL MEETING
T. 11fcKelezie is est ling a new I The regular ineetilntg of C'ouncil
)9o11e1' this week ,at hie nlaming mills, will be held qn October/ 6th.
AD'VERTISING418MS.y ADVERTISING -ISMS,
"N.ewspapes`'' ledeertisin is the "If you have anti wrtiele;that 'has
cheapest way to sell the .(most kio merit -don't advertise .it—save
goods;"—Bill Wise, u' lnley. But if has`
adyovrertmoise it to the newitspaper annzeritd
APPOINTED CHOIR MASTER get rich."
TO CORRESPONDENTS'
C'orrlespolndento . will please note
that "printer's copy" may be emit
at one cent in unsealed' envelopes
only, If the envelope is sealed,
Mr. Leant Weia has been appoint=
ed choir mastery of , ';Ontario ' . 5t.
Church. Mr. Weir hra8' been lead-
ing tenor for years` and should.
make an, excellent leader.
WILL BE HAPPY HERE' i double postage is charged at this
11' is reported that the Keeley elm'.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our heartfelt
thlalniks to the many kind friends.
for ym athy 'Aged kindly he1p
through the illness and
subsequent
death of Clara S. Biggins. (Words
fail to tell how' we valued them.
Yours gratefully, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Govior.
MINOR LOCALS.
The Hall fairs .aro over,
tEmpty icistesses have been re-
pleinished.
The mewly-sown wheat its look-
ing well now.
Milton's waterworks yield a. rev-
enue of $1600+.•petj annum. It costs
about $560 for maintenance and the
entstrest on $35,000.
The meeting of the East 'Huron
Teachers Association, will be held
at Clinton, on the 0th and 10th of
October.
A medical jourinai,has an article
on, "I-Iow; jto Lie When Asleep."
Of more value would be lam, arti-
cle on how to induce people• to tell
the truth when, awake.
The leaves oln, the trees, are fast
taki,ng on their autumn colors,
Brussels Fair to -day and to-mor-
a'ow and it will wind up the fairs
tau this section of country.
i1Eamy interesting items on the
inside pages,
Bargains in second hand heaters
of all kinds. Byam and Sutter.
"My Lady of Doubt" has arrived.
See page 7.
Mince, "which hiadl eneh a large! part
in causing the wrecking of the Far-
mers B,alnik may ,yetprove a divi-
d'eln,d`.,payer. A nu'mbon of people
ilii this settled( will rejoice 1f ,such
proves to; be tete.
MINOR LOCAL`Sr
Blyth Intim col Wednesday, -'drew a
large crowd froeis Clinton.
Couneil meets next Monday even-
iing at 8 o'clock.
The next Doheet'y Course Cern.
eeirt will. be held eon • Thursday,
oetober 16th and will be given by
Everett Kemp.
The street lights( are• much mis-
sed these dark, tnights.
FOXES NUMEROUS •
Several reports from (different
parts of the cou,nty,.'tate thattpar-
tridg;es are fairly plentiful, and lox-
es have been, seen in places from
which they have been, absent for
years. At the same time this is
the coons hunting season, but there
have not been any reports in re-
geed
e-o'a d to this animal and its hue -
tea's.
ENTERED INTO REST
The call tr, weicle none can say
Nay, came to Miss Clara S. Big -
gin daughter of the late Thos. Big -
gin, on Monday morning and she
passed peacefully away to ethe land
etetm,al. She hacl been ailing for
the past feel fsiolaths ft•om heart
trouble, Deeetased leas 'bone in
Huilett towm,ship ov r 2e yetare a-
go amci is survived by Ater mother,
Mrs: R Govier, She was a mem-
ber of Omiteri;o Street Methodist
Chuteh. The, fencslai was held on
Wednesday afternoon frbm the
home of Mr. 11. Govier, Rattenhary
Street, laind the scro'ices at the
house and grate !weee conducted
by Rey. S. J. Alhn. Th ' pall bear-
ers were,—W. Biggins, 'l'f, Biggin,
G. Cornish, F. Tyndall, W, Millet
tuned R. Fisher. To the/ bereaved
is accorded sinpeire sympathy in
the loss of slaughter.
DOHERTY CONCERT COURSE
The first concert on the Doherty
Course was presented me Tuesday
evening of last week to a crowd-
ed house. The program was put
on by Eugene Laurent,'the magi --
Ian, who filled the bill in good
style, He pleased as well a9' puz-
zled his audience as he demonstra-
ted the so called mysteries of ma-
gic. Progieam was preye,ated in
three parts, the first consisting of
e flower preludes and a variety of
o,iginal-cnentions in magic and il-
liision. In part two the wizard's
supper provided the bill of fare and
the andicnce were the guests. The
third part introducer(, lsfs poet in-
ten'estiavg features' of scientific ma-
gic and concluded with the myster-
ies of the erientl, the most bewild-
ering ever produ&ed upon the stage.
Scene closes with if beautiful flag
repifeseneation while the pianist
played the National, Anthem, i,1o.
Laurent could pack the house a-
gain any time he, wished to come
hack. This was the opening enter-
tainment of the Course♦ and was a
great success betokening the ex-
eellence of the piogr(nms to follow,
RANDALL •TATild
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c. G. 1 Field Day
Was a Succus
Last Friday afternoon the 0. C. I,
held their anti us1 field day and every
one enjoyed themselves, Following
are the prize winners,—
Senior Championship
E Beacom
1 Running hop, step and jump
113 einem, 2 IV Meer, 3 Kaiser
2 Putting Shot,
1 \'oiudsur, 2 Kaiser, 13 Beacom
3 Running broad jump
1 Beacom, 2 Windsor, 3 Raiser and
Brisson
4 100 yard dash
1 Beacons, 2 Brisson. 3 Wood
5 Running in
g high jump
1 Windsor 2 ]raiser, 3 Beacons
6 120 yards hundle
1 Beacom, 2 Kaiser, 3 Windsor
7 Pole vault
1 Wood, 2 Windsor, 3 Brisson
81-2 mile run .r
1 Wood, 2 Brisson, 3 Beacom
Junior Championship
F, L'twrence
1 to 8 as above
1 Lawrence, 2 Walker, .i Matheson
1 Sparks, 2 Matheson, 3 Walker
1 Lawrence, 2 Sheely, 3 Holmes
1 Lawrence, 2 Matheson, 3 Wylie
1 Sheely and Holmes, 2 Walker
Sparks Lawrence and Matheson
1 Lawrence, 2 Matheson, 8 Cantelon
1 Matheson, 2 Gray, 3 Walker
1 Churchill, 2 Lawrence, 3 Matheson
Girls Events
1 50 yard race
1 Miss eicrris, 2Miss Beacom, 3 Miss
May
2 Putting shot
1 5liss Wallis, 2 Miss McGill, 3 Miss
Manning
3 Thneiad-the-ln,eea1e race
1 Miss McGowan, 2 Miss. Beacom, 8
Miss Morris
4 Three-legged'race
1 J, Middleton and EI. Porlaway, 2
M. McTaggart and G Wallis, 3 0. Bea-
com and E, Wasman
5'Relay Raee
1 Cela Beacom, Jean Merles, Elva
Manning, Isabel Sinclair 2 Helen Rod.
away, Jeau Middleton, Edna Wise,
Katie McGregor
Qpetu to Sshool
1 Throwing baseball
1 Matheson; -2 Holmes, 3 Wheatley
2 Relay race.
1 Matbesou', 'Lawrence, Townsend,
and Wylie 2 Sheely, ;Gray, Johnston,.
Qhurchill
3 Wheelbarrow race. •
1 Gook acid Wheatley, 2:Townsend
and Churchill. 3'Matheeon and Lawr,
encs •
4 Three-legged race
1 Matheson and; Lawrence, 2 Cook
and Wheatley, 3 Townsend and Ohur
chill
,Open to Schools of County
1 100 yard dash
1 Beacom U 0,I., 2 Keys S.0.I ,
3 Hinchley 3.0,1.
2 Running hop, step and jump
1 Beacom C,O.h, 2 Martin S.0.1.,,
3 Etinchley.S.0 I;
Basketball Match
Clinton C. I. vs Seaforth C. L
Clinton 10 Seaforth 9
Referee,—Miss Carmen
Football .Match
Clinton 0, I. vs Seaforth C. I.
Clinton 0 Seaforth 1
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tuy°Goods at'
®r Own Price
The quickest way to clela,r out odds and' ends of stock is
get them all .together, have no thortg'ht of profit, arid.,
make the pried what our frieinid'e aae disposed to pay, (Our
method is one we have used before with 'advantage to
ourselves en cleaning out the goods, but with muchrea,ter
g _.,
!adven'tage to our customers es to. price, The dully ques-
tidnl the reader is called upon to deride is "Do you want
the goods dad! what price do you w'alnl ft to pay?" The
goods of 'assorted kinds tare gee Our south window. The
price gniSaturday last was 25c; a'nldl !twill beeeduced 2c a
day so that by Friday, Oct. 3rd, you May have your, choice
for 15e, and on Saturday 13; ,if you) wait until Monday,
Only 11e; and so it will cgn,tinue until the price is only lc.
If you dtenft see what you went one) day, at the priceyou
wa!ht to pay, come( the next day and it will be 2c leas.
It is a(w auction( sale upside down. WILL YOU SEE THE
;WINDOW TO -DAY?
The .D. Fair en
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Often the Cheapest—always the Best
imi j
National Portland. Cement.
After' trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best.
The Hest Cement is the National Portland Cement,
It is the old stand-by. A car load just in.
S J. AN `kREdney, Clinton
"DOHERTY CONCERT COURSE"
• (Everett Kemp, monologist and
entertainer, • will appear in the
Towtn Hall Clinton. Thursclay Oct, •
lath, as the second attraction on
the Doherty Conees't Course. Mr.
Kemp is well known in America
and had the, honor• of giving an
c,ntire evening in his presentation
of the "Music blaster" at the big
International Lyceum Association
Convention held id Winona, Ind„
inn Sept. 1012, Ile gives a varied
programme •which includes such
mumbers ,at. the "Music: Master♦'
":Sevenoaks" "That Printer of
Udell's and "If I were King" and
also several humorous usumbers.
Mr. Kemp is k,nownt ,ae "the man
with the million, dollar laugh,"
Plan of Hall at Fair's' Bookstores*
open 'to subscribers on Monday
Oct. 6th, and to the, public on Oct.
9th, ,
The eor^rier Stowe
"Live and Let Live"
DISHES
We have some nice Dinner Sets
just arrived. Call and (see them
before buying.
,GROCERIES
Flesh arriving daily.
FRUITS
Peaches, cG-rapes, Pairs, Apples,
Oranges, Bananas, and Lemons.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE POR
PRODUCE,
A CALL SOLICITED
E. E. llunniford
PHONE 45.
ONIMIONORtorve
MOM Grade Red
COMP'S
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• Conner's Rome•macle Bread is
quality through and through.
There is not a detail of good
making and baking overlooked, so
you know what yen are getting
when you order this Good Bread.
CHAS, CONNER
Baker and Confectioner
1i'IVE STRONG POINTS
About our plumbing iuclude good
materials, up-to-date supplies, su-
perior workmanship, promptness
and reasonable prices, for
SATISFACTORY
PLUMBIN13
can you ask mote?
Get our estimates first, anyway..
Thos. Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
(Phone 53)
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As exhibited in our new and large stock, are
exceptionally attractive in style, and uncom-
monly good in quality. Those who wear our
shoes this fall are going to learn of Better
Shoe Satisfaction without paying any more
than formerly. They are going to learn that
while these shoes of 'ours cost no more than
common, they are
Better in• Style
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We know that every pair in our stock is so
good in quality, that when we sell them it will
be just like sending out so many people to say
good things about our shoes.
FRED JACKSON'S
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES
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