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Fo!•' Apr•ia
Never before has our showing of lugs and Linol-
elms beenas large , or attractive as the are this' sea-'""
and never have our values been greater.
At present we ale showing a beautiful assortmentof '.
Squares, in Tapestry,Velvet and Brussels' and our
prices on these, you will find are away'ltelo'v what are
usually asked for these goody.
Come in and let us show you these goods and quote
you our prices,
See our`New Lace Curta'irrs—` rices front
25c to $5:00
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Below we mention a
few articles that you will
find useful season,
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at this
MOPSTiCKS--•Self wringing complete with sloth
Old fashioned mop sticks
SHRUB SRL/USES-AO fresh goods prices ,
HOUSE BROOMS -A new stook just in
CARPET BEATERS --Suitable for rugs and carpets
DUST BANE -A sanitary srveeping;tbmponnd in tins
WASH TUBS --Made of Galvanized iron fight to handle
no hoops to lessen three sizes .
WASH BOARDS -We offer an extra quality
LIQUID VENEER -For polishing and dusting furniture
2 sizes
.15
10e, Ise, 20c
30e, 4Ur 50e
10e, 15e
:15to
75e. 135e, 95e
2a"e 50e
Agents fora Sherwin-Williams Paints
Best on earth ask ffor,Color Cards.
HARLAND BROS.
Hardware, Stoves and Sporting Goods.
W. S. HARLAND W. J. HARLAND
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OUR snos
FOR SPRING- AND
SUMMER 1912,
Exemplify in a marked degree tbe'remarkable advan-
cement made in the manufacture of fine Shoes. Here
one can readily appreciate the exceptional styles
and fit of Canada's hest made oboes: We have spent
much time investigating itnd studying the merits
of all the different lines of shoos that have a ieput'-
tttfon for quality. He have chosen the goods that
we know will boostour reputation for good shoes -
shoes which combine quality. Workmanship and
Mlle at the right price --shoes that will insure for
us your permanent patronage and lead you at all
times to associate our afore with the best.,ntsrehen-
dice:
JACKSON'S SHOE STORE
SHOES
SHOES
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HOUSE " CLEANING
TIN[E,IS WALL
PAPER TIME.
WHEN PICTURES' coat
DOWN : WALL PAPER,,
GOES IJP AND THAT
MEANS TIIE• CHANCE TO
!AVE' SOME OF AUR NEW
DECOtiATIONS IN PEACE
OF TETE SOILED AND TIME -
SOME PAPERS THAT
MAMR THE k PE ARANC5i :.
'OF YOUR 110155.
OUR STOCK WILL SOON
BE COMPLETE, IT IS NOW
NEARLY SO, AND THAT
MEANS A LARGE 'SEL'EC-
TON, OF PATTERNS AND
I itICES FROM WHICH TO
MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
THE STYLES 'PRICES AND
QDALITIE1$ OF OUR' MED-
IUM GRADES ' SHOWED) IN-
DEED INTl)REST Y011.
W. D. FAIR CO:
Often Cheapest —• Always the Best
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hl . Frank Sloman has retarnedI to
Pinto Creek, Sag.
hi'r. W. W. Higgins, Bayfield, was in
Clinton au Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil went to
Buffalo for the holiday.
Mr. John Flynn of Beachwood spent
a few days in Clinton.
Mrs. el. Elliott visited friends ivy
town over, the week -end.
Air. .Wilmer Wallis went west last
' week with a carload of horses.
ifiss Maude Livermore) was the guest
of London friends over the holiday.
Miss E. Meliwaln spent the, week -end
• at her home in Goderich township.
Mr, and Mrs. David Crawford spent
from Friday until Monday in Lon-
don.
Misses G. and C. Kennedy spent
Easter with their brother in De-
troit.
Mrs. Eckmier spent the Eastertide
the guest of London and Stratford
friends.
Miss S. Cowan visited at her home
in Detroit frons Friday until last
evening.
Mrs. Agnes Warner„ Hamilton, is the
guest of her brother, Mr. John
Neddger.
Miss Mabel Williamson visited over
the holidays at her home in God
ericb township.
Mrs. J. Irving of Detroit was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J.
Grigg, this week
Messrs. Frank McCaughey and Harry
Twitch& l spent the forepert of the
week in Toronto,
Mrs. Bond accompanied, iifss Gibhfrgs
from Toronto. They went book le
the city on Monday.
Mr. Cyril Acheson, St. Paul, was
the guest this week of his aunt,
Mrs. S. S. Cooper,
Misses Lila and Eileen hoover
of Toronto were holiday visitors at
their home in i'own.
Mr. Brown, manager of the Clinton
Knitting Company, spent Laster
at his home in Toronto.
Miss Carrie Shipley spent Good
.Friday is Wingttam,, the guest of
het sister, Mrs. L. 'avis.
Miss E. Chicltey and Miss E. Tor-
rance were guests of Toronto friends
during the holiday season.
Miss Dell Taylor of Alma College,
St. Thomas, spent the Easter Teem.tion at her home in town.
itisss „Daisy Nediger, Hamilton, was
the guest of her brother, Mr. John
Nediger, over the week -end,
Mr. A. MoKowh visited his daughter
Mrs. Doupe, and other friends in
Toronto over the holiday time. '
Masters Harry and Douglas Ball vis-
ited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs, H. Ifill of Mullett, over the
holiday ,tithe,
bliss Lahore Ratherford and her bro-
ther Warriner, of ,'Galt were Ens -
am guests at the home of their.
aunt, Mrs. J. hien,
Mrs. S. Gardiner and two children of,
13enmiller and Mr II'oward' Porter
01 Toronto were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. 0, Hellyer ovbr the week -end:
Mrs, Paul Pilling, Toronto, wife of
the manager of the Princess Thea-
tre,, was the guest of hirs. John
Craig for a few days of the pasts
week,
Mrs. Stewart Macpherson and two
little sons of New Liskeard were
the guests from Monday until Wed-
nesday of Dr, and, Mrs. Ball of
gown.
Mr, George Masini of New Mexico has
been In town the past week, having
come home to attend the funeral
of his Mother, the late Mks. James
Hearn.
Miss MatzkeHamshite, who has
been in London, England, for some
time 'is expeeted
this week and
will visit her sister, Mrs: W. H.
Hellyer, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle and their two
intens sons of Kippen visited the
lady's mother, Mrs. J, hlitrr9elil of
Albert street, last week, Master
Wds
elite i. s roma' in
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Misses. State and Willa Ford are home
from i11rna College, Se. Thoinas,for
the holidays. They were accom-
panied by Miss Leaman, one of the
staff;
of
teachers, whois
also a
guest at Wesley !parsonage., r
Mr. James C. Laithwaide eame, deem
from G
oderich oh Thur ,It to Y at,
tend the CTlintote Spring Hair. Whsle
Mr: Laith a'
w Sto was greattY-• 'inrrtr-
ested int e
h splpndsd• horses .and
cattle on exhibition, it was :Still a
greater _. pleasure for hltn to iic'et
scores of old-time friends be; had'
nat' Seen for :many moans, rtr
watching the 'stock sed ,,aikting, over,
IVO -gleams the afternoon sped away
all too quickly.
, ergonals
i rs, S11Aer is spending the lolid
in Goderich. ' ', -
Mr:Berry Hunt,, Galt, was In to
SaS'urday -and 111onday,
Master Fred, Pugh iS visiting
grandmother in :London. -
Mr. W. T3 Wasman of London sp
the haladays at hie liorum in tow
Miss Flossie Pearson is spending
• holidays with rela'ti'ves in laredo
Mrs. Jos. Etnulerton of kiervle
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. It,
gruff. •
Mr. Donald .lions is home from •,
Medical School, Toronto, for •
holidays.
Mrs. I3., N urnies has assumed charge)
the packing room at the ani;t(
faopory:
Mr. John Wisernan Jr. , of the 13
of Montreal, G•uclph, was home ov
the week -laid.. ,
Mr. John Rice spent Easter at 1
old home in" Bowmanville retdrn
Monday: night.
hlr. John Menneli, Stratford, was
guest' of his sister, Mrs. Jobe Se
rias, on Good Friday. `
Mrs• L,.Renk•, of Seafortlt ape
Friday as the guest pf Mr. and :til
J. F. Wasman of town,
Mr. James Oriole of Brussels has b
spending a few days with his dau
ter, Mrs. S. (1,. Castle.
Messrs. J. and R. Hanna, M5ilverto
were week -end guests of thur s
ter, Mrs.' S. S. Cooper.
IJ,4es. Fair Sr. is in Detroit tiisi+tf
him daughter, Mrs, Campbell, a
her sou, Mr. Percy Fair. •
Mr. S. Kemp visited his parents a
his brothers in London Thursda
Friday and Saturday last, •
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Smith of Stra
were guests ,ever the week -e
of Mr. and Mrs. It, A, Downs.
Mrs.'Iluddell of Berlin was for
few days of the past week the gue
of her sister, Mrs. G. M. Yaees.
Miss 'Stevens of Streetsville return
home yesterday Men' a few da3
resit with Mr, and Mrs. Jot
Guest.
Mrs. James Young has returned
her home at Coplestone atter a fe
days visit with her nether, Mr
E. Moore.
Mr. Chas. Hall of the Bay etre
branch of the Masons Bank, To
onto, is home on his vacation
three weeks.
Mrs. Will Harland and her daughte
Miss Bess, visited her mother, M
Read, London, from Good Frida
until Tuesday. '
Mr Cliff Andrews of the lloyat Tian
staff, Oshawa, spent the bank :lel
days with his parents, Judge an
Mrs. Andrews.
Mr., and Mrs. C. McKinnon of iii
cardine are spending the week wit
. the latter"s parents, il•Ir. and Mrs,
John Johnson.
Mrs. T. E. May has returned to he
home at Listowel after a couple o
months' stay with her daugnter
hirs. G, i11. Yates,
Mrs. George Roberton; Miss Ileict
and ' Master Kenneth have nee
guests the past week of Mr, Jam
Ballentine, Brussels.
Mr. Bert Johnson, Freelton, and Mr
Knox Mair of Seckerton, progress-
ive and successful Psaehers,, ar
home for the holidays. '
Mr. and Mrs I3. Wilson returned to
Stratford on Monday afternoon af-
ter having limn the guests for a few
days of Mrs. D. Connell.
Mrs, lVm. ?Vermeil and her sons, Bert,
Ray and Jack, London, wore guests
the latter; part of the week of Mr,
and Mrs, John Serutoti,
Mrs, F. McCartney of Goderich spent
a few days of the past week with
friends el Clinton, on the ' London
Road and in Goderkah tlawnship.
Mrs. J. F. Wasman and' daughter,
Miss Ethel, are spending the week
with the former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, George Pollard of Brussels.
Mr. George A. Rorke, manager of
the furniture factory in Markdaio,
was the ,guest of his brother, Mr,
Hugii Rorke, over the week -end.
Mr. W. Fluker was out of town for
a few days' of tote past week visit
ing chis daughter, Mrs, E. 111oLaul;h-
lin, Guelph, and relatives in 'Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Alex. Leitch of Hullett was the
ghost! of Mrs. Luke Lawsdri of sown
and also of Stratford friends for 1to'.
past weak or two, 'returning hotue.
on Monday.
Mrs. Jan Rice entertained a num-
ber of young leases on Monday at-
ternoon, " in honor of her hence,
bliss Rutherford of Galt, who is
spending the holiday week here.
Mr.. iittgh Gr:ag,.ot Molsans'Bank,
Simcoe, and Mr, Roy Grigg 'of the
Bank. of Montreal, Goderill, were
guest's of 'their parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Grlgg, Sunday and tion-.
day.
Mr. Clarence Shepherd lett' on :Vlore -
day for Iroquois to resume his dut-
ies as mernber of the MoisonsBank
staff, and Mr. Eddie Shepherd wen;•
back to Toronto and to his place
on the staff of Gordon. Mackay Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Jackson had as.
f+hetr guests over the hol'idad's, their,
daughter,' Mrs. H. Steep, 'Toronto,
their son, Mr. Walter- Jackson,
Brantford,. -�
and herr venose
t n Mr,
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Murray Jackson of Nie Lfueen :sty,
M.
Mr. A. D. Beaton enm e
v home from'
Toronto for over the ,week -end, Ile
has been unti'ergoing ined sal treat-
ment in the city for seine ',week;:.
and his numerous friends were mush
a
• pleased Lia note the mpravemcnt
that has taken place,
hll$s Laura Khag, .daughter of _Mori
and i t s. .
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g, noriy, of
Clsston but now of the west, has
been -the guest for sonic days of
Mr. and Mrs. D. ` ' Cook. •lilies
King came. east :, some mouths ago
and is taking a course of study et
Alma College St. Thotnas1 '
Mr: James Connolly. risme, down item
Goderich L
Soil ou ;Thursday to sanest In
the day's events. In moving 'about:
be had to have the assistance f a'
c
Walking Stick ITU each hand . to ilio
great surprise of snores of old eitne
friends who had not heard that a
few weeks ago he had the misfortune,
- to Ball 'and -sustain a fracture of the
fag. Batt he has made quicks'reeov-!
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$400.00 WORTH OF LADIES' •SPRING COATS -
TO BE CLEARED AT COST AND LESS
Fifty inthe lot in black and fawn, striped and
plain covert cloth. Come early and get first choice at
a great saving. Sizes 32 to 44.
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$10 COATS FOR $6.98
Ladies' plain and striped covert top coats in fawn
and black, plain or .patched pockets With 'flap,, good
length, trimmed with covered buttons, all sizes, reg.
alar $10.00 for $6.98
$7.50 COATS $5.75
Ladies' plain black and plain fawn'
covert spring coats, striped and plain
seams, long lapel, trimmed with covered
buttons, all sizes, regular $7,50• for $5.75
$5.06 COATS $3.78
Ladies' short spring coats made of
good qualitybroadcloth, suitably trimmed
with buttons, plain. seams, all sizes, reg-
ular $5.00 for . - $3.78`.
legal Taffeta Petticoats Under-
priced for Quick Selling
Two dozen only Regal taffeta underskirts in black
navy blue and brown, deep flounces and dust. frill,
splendid wearing quality, length 39 to 42 inches, reg-
ular $2,25, clearing at
Odd Sizes and Qualities in Corsets
Three dozen D & A. corsets in white and drab, assorted lengths and sizes, reg-
ular $1..00 to $1.75, clearing at 69c each. Come early.
The News From Londesboro
Miss Beacom of Goderich spent a
few days this week visiting ,at the
home of lilr, and Mrs. Jas. Camp-
bell.
Mr. Val. Townsend spend Easter
with his brother Will of Strathroy.
Rev. Mr, Ferguson, a former pas-
tor of the Methodist church' here,
bas been renewing old friendships in
the vicinity, his old friends being de-
lighted to see hien enjoying such
good -health. Although superannuat-
ed, he Is just now fn charge of the
circuit of Mildmay,
Mrs. (Dr.) Hamlin of Detroit and
Mrs, Macdonald anal Mies Oral Mac-
donald of London have berm spending
a few days at the home of Mr. Jam-
es Lanham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Floody of ]Blyth
visited for a• few days with IMr. and.
Mrs. Gro. Brogden.
During the flood on Saturday night
the abutment on the north side of
the dam was washed away and other
damage done to the dam. The mill
was closed an Saturday as it was
flooded wails water.
bliss 0. F. Brigham of Highgate is
spending the Eastertide at her home.
here.
Mrs, (Dr.) Young and her daughter„
•Miss Clara, rebarned from Brantford
after spendeug three knonthts with an-
other datcghter. -:
Rev, J. II. Osterhout, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.. QEticy' and !Mrs. Hiles and
]Miss Annie spent the Easter vacation
wile London friends,
Misses E. Lyon and E. Mains of
,London we're hero over .the'weekend.,
Misses 5 , and J. Steinhoff of Blyth
spend Good Friday with Miss Lyon.
Miss MoQaarrie of Blyth was the
guest' of Mrs. R. Adams on Good
Friday.
Mrs. Stackhouse and Miss Seaek-
house visited 71 Ir. and Mrs. William
Brigham on Friday last.
Mr. A. T. Cooper of Clinton Del -
dressed the S. S. of the Methodist
church last Sunday, nrorn',ag. His ad-
dress was very much appreciated by
thosc'•present+,
Mrs. (Dr.) Allison spent a few
days this week with London friends,
Rev. W. T. and Mrs. Foamy ' and
Miss Reeb are making a teaday's
stray with Port Colborne and Toronto
friends.
Rev. J. II. Osterhoue preached at
Burns church on Sunday morning and
Rev. Jc L. Small of 'Blyth took
charge of the service in Knox church
in the of v'rnoon.
The pasem preached a very ex-
cellent Easter sermon in the Method-
ist church on Sunday evening.
John Lee is under the care in tho
rnedieal man just now but w e hope
his recovery fai11 be a rapid one,
Mr. `Thos. 4fiiI t teceived a ear of
soft coal this week, and. Mr. John
Hutton a car of flour and feed.
Mr, A. II. Radford sold hlr. Jas.
Cumtng of Blyth a carr of hogs the
other day, which were slipped to
Toronto. ,
Mr. John Hutton, our eeteeprising
saw mill man, has gotten his mill,
tato shape after the damage done by
the'. flood 'so that it is running
again,
Hullett' Happenings
Mrs, Thos. McMichael Sr. and Mrs,
Thos. McMic
+ hast Jr.
have both been
on the sink list the'past week, but the
many friends aro •hoping for a speedy
recovery for both of them.
Mr. Joseph Shanahan of the Royal
Bank ,stall, Tillsonhurg, spent the
;~raster holidays at his home in this
tawnshi
n.
Mr. E. J Tighe of Keneicott .is at
present vis'it"ng under theparental
roof, ,
The following '.s the result of itis
7aster Promo -bion. x ni atin
s of
S S. .No, 4, Ilullett :
Jr; 2nd to Sr. 2rrI-Arthur' Og-
bourne, Toni Appleby, Kathleen Alt -
en Willi. Briggs. .
2nd toJr,rd-IC ' • am'ttot
Sr r„ e,tli II
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Islay Hamilton, John Leiper. •
Jr 3rd to Sr. 3rd-1.,illic Connell,.
Leonard
Sr. 3rd,'t'o Jr, dtb-Florence Cart-
Wright,
,Jr, -nils a Sr. ethr-Warren Roger-
son Chakiic Stindercock, John Adalne
First el,•issee, Mud, Part Ind classes
also
promoted.
-R.• baak„ee
I r, rt, Teacher,
Constance
Miss NeII Sutherland of Se0forth
spent Um bEasterholidays
with
her
Mr. h a
parents, r. nd Mrs D. Suitherland.
Miss Alma Me:Merie of • Warwick
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Brit-
ton.
Mrs. John Dutton and family are
moving to Seatotth this week.' We
are all sorry to : co Mein
leave our
village.
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Miss U c u
1 0l glt spent maser Sunday
with friehds in 'Stratford.
Mrs, Nelson .Steep and children of
Coderiah1 are visiting' their uncle, Mr.
Henry ;ColeIqugh.
Mrs. Farnham and children spent
Sunday'and MondayY-mitis her parents
in Seaforth.
Mr; Hiram ' Proctor of New Lis-
keard is visiting his mother, Mrs
James 'Praetor•;'and other friends,
NEW SPRING HATS
AND GAPS FOR
MEN, AN BOYS . 0
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This week we pass into
stock the very latest in
Hats and Caps for. Mon,
Boys and Children. These
are well worth a visit to
the store. They comprise
the nattiest range it has
ever been our pleasure to
display' pieces 2.5e up to
$2.50.
NEW SHIRTS FOR
MEN 'ANO BOYS
We are showing a,very
swell range of spring and
summer lrhirta for Men.
and boys in ';plain and
F anay colors. We are
particularly anxious to
slaew �T ofl through our
stock _ of
5
summer flirts
withf
so t cuff and detach-
ed
ed cellar from -$1..0,0 up:
Come' in and look .them
over;
AND
OUR MOTTO
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Quality fi rst;,tlxetl :>
square profit."
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