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July 1912
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An. Easy Chain
1 We have what'll please you Z
is a good thing to have about
the home during hot weather.
or if there is any other piece
of Furniture that you are in need of
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Let us Supply your wants.
We aim to Please:
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1 Atkinson & Dunford ••
SELLING OUT
Boot & Shoe Business will 'be sold on terms
to suit Purchaser. Rent of building
reasonable.
The BIGSALE is still going on. Scores' have
taken advantage of this great MONEY SAVING
SALE HAVE YOU? '
Our large and well assorted stock of Uhildren's
Shoes and Slippers is attracting the Mother's atten-
tion.
Now's When the shrewd Buyer buys Shoes.
J. Twitchell S Son
CLINTON, _ _ - ONTARIO
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We Want Everybody
To Know By Actual
TEST
ST
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of the shoes that we sell, that nowhere can be foand t
marea•eal value for your money than here.
' er doll
or's worth here,
value into e
Pcrowdmuch V
WP soy
you Rai it onto you're sure to stick to this store.
NEW SHOES' AND OXFORDS
examples of the Shoemaker's
in an tryon a few.
cost no more than ordinary .
er ect e
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The
art. Drop d SHOES
Bell Shoes for Women
Lagar Shoes for Men
Classic Shoes for Children
FRED. JACKSON
FRED.
Good Shoes for everybody
Illoasamossammusamwomaammossimmasammumalli
ONE STYLE BOLDS A SIN
GLE PAIR OP CURTAINS,.
ANOTHER MADE TO HOLD
TWO PAIR OF CURTAINS
OR AN OVERDRAPE AND A
SINGLE PAIR AND A
THIRD STYLE TO HOLD
THE SHADE AND PAIR
OF CURTAINS: THE DOU-
BLE ROD MAKES A HAND
50ME APPEARANCE AND
\iIITH IT A VARIETY OF.
(•EFFECTS CAN BE PRODUC-
ED: TI3E OVAL END IS
USEFUL AND ALLOWS THE
CURTAIN TO DRAPE
CLOSE TO TUE CASING,
SHUTTING OF THE SIDE
VIEW. ALL ALLOW 'SPACE
ENOUGH FOR A FREE
MOVEMENT OF THE
SHADE.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
J°NAL
i.•at �, nianunum mita,
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Bayfield
day
Mr,frW.om E. AberYoudeeenn,g arrivedouth on Datontl-
SIota
and is visiting relatives here, Aber-
deen' is a -well-to-do young, 'city, but
it entirely lacks much d tiro charm
that so popularizes Hayfield !luring
the summer months. We thus believe
Mr, ,Young, will thoroughly enjoy him-
self. We hope he will and that v hen
he departs ,,he may long 'treasure:
gladsome recollections of old Hay-
field.,
Mrs„ 'W, Buchan of Lur,h•.lz`i . red
Miss Wilises of Walkerton are, guests
of Mrs. (Dr.) Woods.^
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgens and
family of Stratford have taken Nies
Simpson's cottage for the season
Mr. Gordon Cameron came up from
Toribnto with, the I-Iuron Old I?,.ys
and spent a few days under the par-
ental roof. ,
Misses Mamie and Maggie :'arsons
and Mr. Ferguson of Kipper :Tent
Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs.
Parsons,
Miss- McIntyre of Strathroy is a
guest at Mrs. Parsons.'
Mrs. J, Toms and Miss Florence'
Martin spent Sunday at Port Stan-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs• Redd and family of
Godee:cli and Mrs, Martin of Detroit'
have taken a cottage in the White
City for the summer.
Mrs. W. T.'O'Neil and fancily of
Clinton are summering in Wesquinst-
er Grove,
Mr. Eugene Sauder and his sister,
Miss Huilda Sauder, of Berlin, were
guests clic past week of Mr, and Mrd.
H. W. Ens'in
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull and
family of Hamilton have taken a cot-
tage in Westminster Grove,
Mrs. Wharin " and family, Misses
Helen and Edith and Masters. Jaa'c
and Philip, also Miss Mary Dorrien
all of Toronto, arrived last week and
are summering at the White City.
Mrs. (Rev.) 'Tolniie and family of
Windsor are spending the summer at
the cottage on tine Terrace.
'Mr. Robert Donaldson of Hamilton
was the guest of his brother, Mr. Jas.
Donaldson,• the past week.
Mrs. Martalle• and son of Detroit
are summering in the White City.
Messrs. Dr, L. 0. Moffat, E. R.
Glen,' W. G. Haring, Londonl; Dr. K.
McLean, Hamilton ; K. A. Stone, Los
Angeles, Calif.; Charles Welsh, wife
and family, Mt ses Edith and Nora
and Master Carl Welsh of Stratford:
Mrs. R. J. Macdonald, Mies I. Mac-
donald and Mr. A. Macdonald, also
of Stratford, and Miss Aggie Connol-
ly of Victoria School, Toronto, are
registered at the Commercial.'
The News -Record to new subscrib-
ers in Canada to end of 1912 for 29
cents.
Miss McBride of War,::. oo is tlieguest
of Miss Daisy Middleton.
Miss Smith of Port Colborne is the
guest of Mrs. Rufus Keys.
Nfiiss Adaline Foster of Ma:.;ette,
Mich., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Wm. Cantelon.
Miss Annie McCorvic visited Miss
Hattie Middleton of Goderich town-
ship last week.
Mrs. Warren of, Kansas City), Mo.,
is ,sperrling a fey weeks as the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Trick.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy of Toronto were
the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John
Enmterton over the week -end.,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Osbaldoston of
Goderich spent the week -end the
guests of Mrs. Osbaldeston Sr.
Messrs. Oswald Hunt and T. Bedson
of London we'.e guests over the
week -end of Mr. and Mrs, Will
Hamblyn.
Principal 'Treleaven and Students D.
A. Cantelon and Nixori Welsh are
taking the sammer course at the
Military School, London,
Mr. Lorne Welsh, chief operator on.
the Pere Marqqette Railway at
Wallaceburg, has been spending his
holidays with his parents, Sergeant
and Mrs. Welsh.
Mr, Knox Mair came up on Satu.lay
from Seckerton, who.: he has been
teaching, and on'Monday went to
London where h'e is attending the
Mnt:tary School.
Mr. and Mrs, John Carson, Miss Ma:.y
Carson and Mrs. Eliza Wilson, Tor-
onto, spent over the week -end the
guests of Mrs. W. 0. Elliott of
Goderich township.
.Mrs. Charles Josling and her two
sons, Charles and Harold, of the
' 'in
efts of Detroit are visiting herpar-
ents,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. l honias' Mason,
Sr., of town and her brother, Mr..
'I'. E. Mason of IIullett.
NIr. Alex. Armstrong was one, of the
O. LB's who went through to
c t t g
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Goderich on Saturday where he
spent Sunday with his son. On
Monday he was, in town greeting and.
being greeted by his many, Clinton
friends.
Mrs. W. Neale and daughter, Miss
Sarah Heale, Toronto, and Miss.
Washing,kn of the same city but
formerly, of Blyth, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Kennedy the
forepart of the week.
Mr. D..L. Cranston came down from
Port Arthur Past week and is a
guest at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
John Torrann Mrs. Cranston ac-
companied her sister, Miss M. Tor-
rance home several weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranston intend going
to Muskoka for a fl;.w weeks later
on,
M. John H. Cantelon, second, ,on of
Mr. Peter Cantelon, who has. been
with the Molsons Bank for some
time, the past few months at 'ri m
herstburg, has been transferred ro
the Edmonton bran's. 1 Jack spent
the week -end at his home in town,
leaving Monday morning for the
Alberta city,
Mrs. M. T. Corlissl who was accom-
panied by her seri, Mr: Alfred Jor
of the
Mand
less superintendent
I
r
the
Sudbury,is
Nickle Naae, near
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Harry
Fitzsimons and Mrs. A. J. McMur-
ray. Mr. Corless made only a new
days stay, but Mrs. Corless will
Iikely remain fo:i a mon'ea or so.
Mr. Robert. Holmes cf the Customs,
Toronto, carte up with the H. 0.
B's and remained until the last
train Monday evening. , He would
like to have stayed longer for he
seems to fit i:n locally almost as
well as if the g:. ater experienec ef;
the larger sphere had • not
natmrlly given him a somewhat
different view point. However, he'
:that as it may, Clinton and "Bob"
Holmes will always remain bosom
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[lends.
nir, Ed. E:t'.fott returned last week'
from Bishop, Califon ia, and :s now
visiting at bhe homestead, re idence
. of Mrs.,, W. 0, Elliott, Goderich
township. Mr. Eiliott has spent,
several years in.the south-western
irk' and
'on
and coast states, tn the Nu
bhe Far East, but, after ale for the
comforts of rife there is nopart
which appeals to him' so strongly,
as the Province of Ontario, the
.County of Huron in part+:cuter. His
stay this. time 'will run into a few
weeks when he will retalua tat3ishop
Ivhere he is foreman of construction
work for a large telephone and pow-
er company•
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We .have a big stock. Our prices
are marked down. It will pay you
to do your midsummer buying
with us. •
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SPECIAL
All
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ines Dress Goode, Skirts, Blou-
Boots Shoes, Slippers P
er
s an
dPumps
lines
that l av
eres
and White wear,
some sizes sold out
Odd Pants, Odd Vests. it will
CLOTHING Suits, a
pay you to see what we have to offer. •
Clothing made to measure, best of satisfaction given.
SMALL
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NEWS -RECORD TO JAN. NEXT 25
Summerhill
NIr.. 'P. E. Mason disposed of one 01
his "horses the other clay for %vht'ih
he received the handsome sum of just
about three hundred dollars.
The Gt'obe Praises The
Military Department.
The Toronto Globe of yesterday
had the following;
'The vigorous enforcement of the
rule against the sale of intoxicating
14.ulor in mil,"ia chirps is most 'cred-
:table to the Minister of Militia. Col.
Hughey has found it necessary to call
for the res)nnation of several officers
who either Could not or would not
x introduction li uo•,
event he tntrodt tto of c
the 1
This shoulfi serve as warning to such
other officers as are tiostile Po the.
Muustet's course that so long as they
remain i the sei.-ice they must obey
the orders o f their oflioral chief,
c
As the area of the count'.y in which
no liquor licenses exist is enlarged
there is'Ileum( ng need for the en-
forcement'of the no -liquor rule in the
militia camps. Hundreds of the
young fellows who • undergo training
are not subjected to the teanptation.
of the open ha's at home. Why :Mould
the Government of Canada provide in
camp attemptation to whir;;: they are
not at other times subject ? Col.
Hughes is fortunate in having such a
large proportion of the officers of the
militia hetet:d' him in the work he
has undertaken of enforcing
tho
anti-
liquor
regulations, The natter is
not a party one. liberals and Con-
sen"atives alike desire to see the
camps of the Canadian citizen' army.
so conducted that no mother need
fear to send her son thee, to perforin
the duties' of citizenship.''
I::>OPER ADVANCING.
Tie Mitchell Advocate says : "Ex-
isting
Ex:sting conditions to the paper market
in Canada, da United Statics and Europe
have caused all wholesale .paper hoes -
es in the country, to notify customers
that all quotations on papers are
withdrawn and prices will he advanc-
ed without further notice. This be-
comes' a very serious matter in all
country .newspaper offices from the.
fact that not one newspaper office -
i:n ten is paying expenses now. :dy.
profit such publishers ' are making is
from advertising and job printing and
only a few country. publishers are
making more than a bare livrg at
tie best. Pubiishers),n'tust take im-
'ntediate action to protect themselves
because of this increase in prior of
paper and wages, there must 'be a
general advance in all kinds of job
printing, advert?sing space do the
papers and in subscriptions. It is a
well known fact that merchants apo
constantly advancing priros on some
lines of goods as the wholesale, hous-
es advance prices fa them, bat the
poor printer has struggled along In
fear and trembling lest 'he may lose
a customer by asking t':re proper price
for his work: Honestly, we doubt if
there Is any other. I ne of bun tens tat
this counf:y which requires so lunch
capital investment that, gives so
small' returns as the or Unary country
newspaper oliiu,. We•tnean by coun-
ts/ newspaper offices all such offices
outside el the larger cities."
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OU1Z ANNUAL MID-
iUMM�$ SALE
Starts on the ` glorious 12th of July
lVlarehing orders on all Whitewear
Wash skirts, children's- straw hats
1Vluslins, gingham's, summer, parasols
We have to keep marching on in order to keep up to date and carry fresh stock.
in our business. We have found out from.pastexperience it doesn't pay to • carry
over•goods one season to another. Bence our annual bales space will not permit of
description of all lines cut in price.. Come in and see for yourself the samples,
STEL REDUCTION
121 Ginghams
121 Twoling
15
15 Mastitis
05 ,i ,
25 Linen Suitings
35 ,G 1.
18 art Satteen •
9c
c.
• 124-c
• 121c ,
18c
18c
• 2ic
12c
HEADY -TO -WEAK DEPT
$2 00 White Skirts
1,25
2,50 "
3.00
2,00 Wash Dress Skirts
2.5 Children's Straw Hats
1.25 Summer paranals
2,00 La« n Waists
$1.58
$1,08
$1.08
$2.10
.98
.10
.98
$1,25
DRESS
50c Dress Goods
75c .. i`
$1.00 ,t ,r
$1.25 "
rl
6OOOS
393
59c
79c
98c
CARPETS AND RUGS
35c lap Rugs
•25 per cent oft all Carpets
Rugs and mats
40c
20c
The News From Londesboro
Mr, George. C0
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CkCr'11nC of Toronto
IluO
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spent a !few •days of lase week visitir:
friends about .here.
Miss Geraldine Chapman of l,oml•an
is- visiting her cousin Miss Doris Os-
terhout:
Mrs. Taylor of Ottawa is spending
a few days with her sister, :•Lr,.
John Lasham. Miss A, Bell' Wl'd ac-
ttheCapital for
ac-
company • her home to C
Pp
Y
a visit.
Mrs. D. 1V, Boyd and Miss Beth of
Chicago are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, R. Adams.
The Methodists held a lawn :octal
1•,
u the parsonage grounds on .�r�Lty
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evening last which turned ,out to be a
.very pleasant affair. Tea was seri'-
ed from 5.30 to 8 o'c,ock and that it
was abundant„ appetising and well
served gons
without saying. in .
i'he
hondesboro ladies ars famed for their
hospitality.The Clinton band , was
in attendance and enlivened the oc-
casion with several well rendered sel-
ections. of
After tea a program ttions. P g
c,
speech, song and recitation was gone
through and the evening• passed all
too qui'ekly. The proceeds amounted
to about .9110.
Hullett Township
Mr. Joseph ,Shanahan of the 'rill-
stanburg branch of the Royal Bank is.
spending a fortnight of holidays at
his home here.
Mr. Edward Blake of Detroit carne
home Saturday and expects to re-
main
Y p
main for a week or so.
Mr. E. J. Tighe, teather of Kenai
Cott, is home for the vacation.
The first of the Public school sports
was held on Fr.tay last and proved'
to be a great! success. It is the in-
tention to make Plc event an annual
affair.
A banquet was held on Wednesday
evelring last, the opening day of the
Bowling tournament, when Mr. ;Tames
McMichael, the "Wee Bowler," who is
nowin hfS ninetieth year, was pre-
sented by the Lanes' Bowling club
with an address and a go.,l ..igrr_t
Constance
MIr. and Mrs: S. Kindy are •pend-
ing a few days with the latter's par-
ents, M:. and Mrs. D. 'Sutherland, be -
fora leaving for their home in Tor-
onto.
The farmers are busy haying these
days.
The funeral of the late. Miss Bella
Leitch ` took place from the residence
of her brother, M'.. Alex. Leitch, to
Constance cemetery' on Saturday af-
ternoon. The deceased lady died in
Brandon hospital, where she had
been nursing, and the remains were
brought home for interment. One
sister, , Mrs: Henry Taylor of Con-
stance, ,and we brothers, William of
Chiselhurst and, Alex. of Hullett,sur-
vive. The funeral services were con-
ducted by the Rev. W. T. Peareey • of
Londeshoro.,
Good Morning !
IJow does. your Sub. to The
News -Reborn stand ? The Labr
el tells the story.
Blyth.
The day before school closed to'. the
holidays the pupils in Miss , Thomp-
son's room presented her with all ad-
dress and a sterl).ig sliver manicure
set. Miss Thompson has been a mem-
ber fl a t limber
b r f h teaching stn lora t
c o the
g
of years and was deservedly popular.
She has accepted a position on the
Public school staff at Oshawa.
Misses Emily Rini':ay, Irene O'Con-
nor and n'Iary Spofford graduated
from Clinton Business College the
past term . .
NIr. and Mrs: Robert Carter an <
babe of 'Goivganda have been the
guests during the past week of the
fortner's mother, Mrs, W. A. Carter
of town. Mr. Carter has disposed of
r n
in the not.r .r 1 e
drug business e
his d g
town and intends embarking in the
same Line 11 the west.
Wingham.
Miss Emma Pattison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pattison 01 ttwn,
was married in Det•nit on rt,e,day
week to Mr. Thomas Leakey of the
town of Ptalmerston, where they will
fireside,
The choir of 5t l „'ti's chiral' iIt•�.e
beencamping at Kincardine.
Mr. Peter Campbell accomparled his
daughter, Mrs. W.i7.'Bentley, to Al -
task, Sask., on her return home after
visiting here for some time.
Seaforth
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Mrs, -Gilbert Mc r
Chal if ihe
5th
con•., passed away on Friday weer: aft-
er an illness extending over eral
Months', The deceased lady, vrho was.
bend in high esteem by all who hruw
her, was a daughter of the late Chas.
Dickson of McKillop, her death mak-
ing the first break fn the family of ten
brothers and sisters. He`. husbar,:l
and one son and one daughter Ur-
viv!e;: Charles McMichael of ; Calgary.
and Miss'kiva at home,
Auua!
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SnMMer
Sale
Straw Na(s
Don't swe
lter in the
sun on the glorious
twelth of July get un-
der one of our cool
straw hats.
How do these prices
strike you ?
Men's sailor hats. Reg.
$1,25, $1.50 for 98e.
Men's sailor hats. Reg.
$2 00 for $1.50.
Men's sailor hats, . Reg..
$3,00 'for $2,00,
:N'Ien's Panama hats:
Reg.'$5,00'for $3,98.
Men's white troupers
Reg, $2 25 for $1,78
TOZER
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BROWN