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sur dim : to P18�se
Briugs Gustomers. Bae]
Furniture Buyersat this store invariably come
back when they want ;more and bring their friends
with them.
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To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is •
as good as it looks and that is saying a whole lot, •
1 Substantial Furniture can be bought here
.now at m; oney saving prices. rices. Why not secure what
pieces you need now while prices are so favorable.
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1 Atkinson & Dunford I22
. Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors
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Phone 104
PHONE 121 •--NIGHT AND SUNDAY CALLS- PHONE 16 I
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Curtain Extension Pole
SELI!NG OUT SALE
We still have about Four Thousand Dollars
worth of stock to dispose ot, so to clear it out in' a
hurry we will cut 'prices still lower.
(Every Shoe Must Go At Once.`
Now is the time to get your boots and shoes for
fall and winter. From now on, terms of sale will
be Strictly Cash.
Men's reg: $5.0050 boots for $3.50 Wome's reg $4.00 shoes for $2,75
2.75 •50
1• ' 2.50 " " 1,50 " <,
„ 4.50 oxfords 1.75 " 1.25
(pat., gun metal and tan 5.40
All out_men's working boots, boys', wisses and chill's boots at
BIGI'SPECIAL similar reductions.
--ZVomen's oxfords, pumps, strap slippers,
Son
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eltildreri s slippers of all kinds
at price.
J. Twitchell &
CLINTON, - ONTARIO
ONE STYLE HOLDS A SIN-
GLE PAIR OF CURTAINS,'
ANOTHER MADE TO HOLD
TWO PAIR OF . CURTAINS
OR AN OVERDRAIPE AND A'
SINGLE PAIR AND A
THIRD STYLE' TO ''HOLD'
THE SHADE AND PAIR
OF CURTAINS. THE DOU-
BLE ROD MAKES A FIAND-
.SOME APPEARANCE AND
WITH IT A VARIETY OF
EFFECTS CAN BE PRODUC-
ED; THE OVAL END IS
USEFUL AND ALLOWS THE
CURTAIN TO DRAPE
CLOSE TO THE CASING,,
--SHUTTIN'G 0'F THE SIDE
VIEW. ALL ALLOW SPACE:
ENOUGFI FOR A FREE'
MOVEMENT OF THE
SHADE.
ANNUAL PICNIC.
The annual Sunday schooli picnic of
Ontario sstnsct elrurch is being ,hold,
to Bayfield today This is an event
which is looked forward to y.i'.lt'.
much anticipation by pupils and of-
ficers and great :is the disappoint-
ment when anything transpires to
dint itis enjoyment. It is hoped
that in this ease the day may be
one of unalloyed pleasure,
DIED „ON SUNDAY.
W. 0; FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
t .• , n U t1nU 1Ulal mantel
On .`Sunday Albert Webster, Third
son of Me. and Mrs: ;Walter Web-
ster of Weston and grandson of Firs.
Raysole of Clinton, dried" from injur-
ies received the previous Wednesday.
He was returning to his home from
Toronto and in leaving the ?rain be-
fore it came to a standstill he fell
and was dragged some distance be-
tween the , car -and the long. plat-
form. Had it not been for the as-
asistance of another passenger he
would have been instantly killed and
even as it was he sustained such
severe injuries" that his death result-
ed.
Dates
Fieday, July 26t41. -Baseball nr.l,tch
in Clinton Blyth vs.' Clinton. Came
at 6.30.
F'ri'day, July 26th.-Gaiden " pelt,
on the grounds of Mr. George hol-
land; Holmesville.
Thursday, Aug. 1st. --widen l,. • ty
on the rectory lawn, Bayfield.
Mr. Eddie Shepherd of Toronto is
holidaying at his home in town.
Mass Emma Southcombe has retueaed
rout a visit of several weeks with
friends in St. Mary's.
Miss Reta Ford and Miss M. E,
Chuff of Clinton are guests of Miss
+:me:r on. -Kincardine Review.
M ss Olive Harland of Toronto is
spending a fortnight at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. -S. Harland,
Mr. Otto Fink motored to London
Saturday afternoon and was back
In good time to:, business Monday'
morning.
Mr. John Ginn of Detroit has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. David
Steep and other Irreo'ls hereabouts
'during the pass' week.
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WE WANT TO GIVE
YOU A DOLLAR--
PERHAPS MORE
R
Weare Dow making such extraordinary low
prices on
manylines of our shoes that you will save
ore.
sm
nsta
nee
in some and
S
dollar,
a
t supply
You'll be -losing money if you don pp y
your footwear needs during this sale.
All lines in Men's $5.00 tans for $$4.00
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All lines in Men's 4.00 Oxfords for 3.00
Ladies' pat. leather 3.00 pumps for 2,40
Ladies' pat, leather 2.50 pumps for 2.00
Misses' pat. leather 2.00 colonials for ,
Child's s
pat.
leather 1,
600
colonials ars
for.
1,10
t f
. shoes for $1.00
' 11
0 0
�1 e
cla
S girl's
p
Special lot of child's shoes for ,75
Come in and see, how well we can please, you,
LRED. JACKSON
Gaol Shoes for everybody.
INIMMINIIIII
Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Jenkins returned
to their home in 'Toronto on Mon-
day of cr a f'ortnight's visit at
Woodland Farm, the parental home
of Mr. Jenkins. •
Mr. E. J. Howard motored up from
London Saturday forenoon at a
pace that just shaved the time lim-
it. In fact ho could have been here
for breakfast had he so desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swinbank, Miss
Maud Ferguson, Mr, Harry 'Prom -
lin and Mr. ,Joe Reinhart attended
the citizenhood celebration and A.
0. F. picnic is Berlin on Saturday
last.
11laster Oliver Johnson, after a tort -
night's visit with nis b'o'ther, Mr,
Harold Johnson, Toronto, returned
hone on• Saturday. Ile was accom-
panied by Mrs, Johnson who will
visit here and at Dungannon for a
few weeks.
Mr. W. C. Ford of Vancouver is the
.guest'
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of his brothel', Councillot J.
1
A. Ford of town and Mr. Fred.
Ford or Gode•sleh township. Clin-
ton's latch string will continue (ea
Foul t •,l mho
sc ei5-
• nm oat for Mr.
hang
+l ever assure
.re
will l e c
hearted geniality
him a cordial welcome.
Mr. Bert Moore left on Saturday for
Montreal from whence he sailed yes-
terday on the Royal George for
ll he
He will •sEngland.
BLi to1
ab-
sent a month or so and 011 his re-
ture gill is understood lie nrll not. Le
unaccompanied for he hopes to set-
tle down as one of Clinton loyal
id,'
c ns. e
Mr, and Mrs. C
P. Tenney
oF!
Ol
don
colebratcd their sfi+ver wedding an-
riiversary on the 5th inst. when they
received many appropriate gii ts
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from friends far and neat.. NI
1. and
Mrs. Tanney were residents ot Olin -
ton from 1808 to 1002 during which
time Mr. Tanney was on the Stan
of She Piano and Organ Company.
M' Helen Doherty left yesterdey'fou
Kiniy and Courteous
Mr. W. S. Harland
Mr. W. S. Harland, who has been
very ill during the past fowl weeks,
is now, The News -Record is glad to
report, improving. Quiet' and unas-
suming, but kindly and courteous- al-
ways, Mr. Harland has a host of
friends in aria about town wlio ',lave
missed him during his enforced uc-
trement, and who will gladly wel-
come him eo his wonted ula:e
arnongs-e then, when' the state of his
health permits.
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In
cheap
buy
n
a
Yon
Bluth.
Miss Mary Milne of titin place, a
student at the Clinton Collegiate,
was successful in the recent examin-
ation passing from Form 1 to 2.
Dr. John D',ummond, at one time
a resldcnt of Blyth buil now of
Franlcford, Kansas, was a Visitor hevu
during the' last week after an absence
yeare,
i ten s
o e. 3
'Mr. Robe. Stewart, who has been
on the start of Mchlurchie's 'bank
here for some years, has entered the
aria
• le a
an
f the Royal B g
, to o i
employ P Y
r Bank,
been. sent to lte Toronto bran
our store every time I
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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Zurich
been
has 1L
'1 who •>, t a
Mr. Harold .
NI . L pl.
engaged with Mr. J. I+', Daly in Sea -
forth for some trine past, has return-
ed to Zurich and intends going into
business here.
Wenn lose a 8200 horse
�i t
Mr. 7d.
last week.
one day
Mr.J. A. Williams is taking treat-
ment tot rheumatism at Mt. Cle;.nens,
Mich.
July 25th, I2I9"
ampoormammamommiummarosat
Tables of Sar ains for Saturday
2 �
TABLE NO. 1
Muslins, prints, ginghams, tow-
elling, cottons, art satteens, scrims,'
etc. Regular prices 20 and 25c,'
choice IOc.
TABLE NO. 2
Art sateens, linen suitings, mus
lino, scrims, ducks, cottons, Atones,
art denims, wrapperettes. Reg.
25
and 35c, your choice for 15c.
TWO PIECES OF WASH SULTS FOR LADIES
Saturday we are laying out a huge bargain inladies'
s'w ase th sui sl last your in choice
pale
le
blue and grey serges,•36 to 40, regular 67,00 and $10,00,
for $2.50.
STAPEL REDUCTION
121 Ginghams
12?r Twoling
15 ".
15 Muslins
25
25 Linen Suitings
35 1.
18 Art Satteen •
9c
9c
124c
12'=c
18c
18c
25c
12c
DRESS GOODS
50c Dress Goods
75c ..
$1.00
$1,25 1`
A DRAINAGE DEMONSTRATION.
Tho Ontario Agricultural College is
155 a en emphasizing the value of drainage
Saskatoon, " Sask., where she mill iagaln ah15 summer. for which Pure
visit for a time with her aisfa., pose drainage demonstrations are
Mrs. 13.'G. Holmes, and if Pros being held in many parts of the faro
peers appear favorable she will vince. On Thursday, August 1st
probably take up the teaching of
music, She was accompanied by
her brother Victor, who has been'
spending his.vacation, since the
n' v er-
• thcona. Univer-
sity,
J t
.•uta
the S
closing of
clo t
g
his home here,
stty at
at the hour of 7 p. m. o'olocJS" one
r1
39c
59c
79c
98c
READY -TO -WEIR DEPT
$2 00 White Skirts
1,25 11 « ,
2.50 11
3.00
2.00 Wash Dress Skirts
2.5 Children's Straw` Hats .
1.25 Summer pararals
2,00 Lan Waists
CAIPETS AND RUGS
60c jap Rugs , ,
35c
it
25 per cent oft all Carpets
Rugs and mats
$1,58
$1.08
$1.08
$2.10
.98
.10
.98
$1,25
40c
20c
The News From Londesboro
The following pupils of Miss Alice
• til in
ie recent
' ie
sue
cess[
Bell
were
Western University music examina-
tions : Grade 3 -Elsie Miller,, Loalcs
born, pass ', Grade 2 -Lillie Br:unsdoe,
Londesboro, honors ; Irene Carte:,,
rberi
Colette
Ca
Constance honors ; ,
Clinton, pass. The News -Record ex-
tends congratulations to both reacb1r
and pupils.
Mr. E,nnianital Lyon, who formerly
who
ut
nta
rio h
toot
in 0
set
taught
has been in Eamonton, Alta•, fou
some liU21e time past,Jtas been vISiting his `home and his many
rela-
tives hereabouts for the past few
the
given
hasup
'n
• Lao
k
Mr.
weeks, s,
- viler
rtl '
rye }
' t but
•sro[
teaching. profession
still interested in things educational
as he has a position in the :Educa
tional Department at Edmonton. M'•.
and
yon likes the west,
its vim .L
stir suits his young energies,and Uv-
ing in the Provincial capital ,gives
him the advantage of being night at
the centre of things, as it were. He
very shortly returns .again. to his
duties.
Miss A. Combs has returned to
Listowel after spending a holiday at
her home here.
these demonstrations will be held on
Ala farm, of Mr., A. Cr Smillie,, TIen-
sa11, concession 3, Lot 7, Tucketsiul:tis
i , e
Township, This meeting should b
difficult
• one
cbff
interest as c` ntuc l
of5 e 131 ,
P
The regular meeting o e
Thursday
1 on
will
be
held ' rte
n
sttt
Hall,
Forester's
o •est
afternoon nest in 1 1
when the 13ov. Mr. Osterhout will
give an address. All ladies are cor-
dailly invited to attend.
f Lon-
don
o J
r•. 1A•L
L. lvz
CLL',
d Mrs. , an
ML
of
don spent Sunday at the home
Mrs. W. G. Coombs.
Mr. 1. Lyon, of Edmonton who
has been visiting his parents here,
Chatham
�itlt
Cl.
��
'week -end
nt t
he
spent
friends.
Rev. J. and Mrs. Richardson of
Kippen were the guests of Rev. W.
T. and Mrs. Pearcy at the manse on
d Wednesday.
sda .
n Y
Tuesday a
Tr,
}
•n d
from
• returned s L
M. Lyon ha
Miss tI
)
St. Thomas, where she was attend-
ing
ing the summer school last week.
Mr. Arthur Smith, formerly of the
f Chicago,
ao
Cr. T. R. here but now o b .
visited for a few days this week
with his uncle, Mrs. Thos. Adams of
the Star con.
Mr. Geo. Lyon, who has been very
ill for some Y1-nc, is now, kis many
friends will be pleased to learn, on.
elle way to recovery' and it is hop-
ed that he null? soon be fully. re-
stored to health.
Hullett Township
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Miss Annie Shanahan was the win-'
-d donated b
the
s o Y
1 the gold cross. r of
• involved,
Ile- no g
drain
are NIN rF.t B. [Int has taken sofa into sides o a
+ discussion of the particular Roy, Father Dunn to the pupil of itlle
• so far as, sides the obtaining the It g
Northern Onta,io goingSeparateschool
Northe , grm .thoJ:c
' s'hie's to
.S n i
f Mr.-
• lnisoEntrance Por- 10 CCL L
hall
.!ntl
Englehart andmaybeo the ; Oo IP
cup:nc: He owns a section or so of. }vill be a tletnonstration �fi�ltetiro'cs - amsntarlcs in the re�cout I:
It ancCrt lof finning the fall over'a
' • Miss N. Nol:irl of Fingal Algin has
been spending the past week at he
home of Nh:. and Nlrs. John Shatina-
loan.
M;,. Samuel MnC'oal has returned
from a trip of several, weeks through'
the west. -
Mr. L. Hill has commenced on his
contract of building a new 3011001
house at S. S. No. 11. The _price
will be over 82000.
The contract•
has not yet been let
e�C Z lines in Dress Goods, Skirts, Blou
hi..\iLALt.. �.1 ♦.
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ccs and White wear; ♦
Boots,
s
J S
ho
es,
Slippers and Pumps linesthat have 2
someS1ZOSSOld out
have to fifer.
0
pay ..you to see what we ha
of satisfaction .
measure best b
made to J given.2
Clothing
CLOTHING Suits, Odd Pants, Odd Vests. It will •
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-NEWS-RECORD TO JAN. NEXT 250
land in the Great clay )ie
is 10 size 1111 the si•tuatiois as to• 101- ,t'ermuung the grade, digging true, to
tun,:) prospects that helms taken grade, 'etc. Those of our readers ilt-
Ahe trip. He was accompanied, hyterested in drainage should not miss
his secorrl son, Mr. "I3i:flyr.' Hall this meeting. about the , Moleoss Bank' staff, who t;s Anyone wishing information
now takin • his holidays. (the J' drainage work shnld 'write
Y g 0. A. 0. Guelph.
Mr. Robert Irwin, sun of Mr. •rind: Prof. W. FI. Day,
Mrs. J. A. Irwin, leaves on Monday •
next for, Pincher Creek, ,Alta., where
he has been appointed by 'the Al-
berta
l`
berta.'Method.isit Conference, to the
charge or L circuit for thesummer.
months; He will, return; in the
to attend college with a view to en-
goring the ministiv, .: An a ilea:
brother is an ordained minister -tin
'' 111.
1
R
of a enc 1
Alberta, in
charge Alhe1 ,
11110 foothills, "Bob's" .many friends,
wish him well. l
'Mr. and M, Sydney Jackson ant
child of Lethbridge, Alberta, ' are
vnsitiatg the formals iarents Mr. s I
and Mrs. John .Jackson, as wci:l as
otheu relatives and friends in town,
They Have been vtsitin,g 'Nits. Jack-
son's
itck-
soit s sister, Mei. Johnstone of
Goclerich township and other; rem -
rives thereabouts They do not pur-
pose returning west for: another six
weeks at least. "Syd"'has been
nalcibg good :in the Alberta sown
and while he enjoys life there 1 e is
free to admit 1110101c1 Ontario's all
rights, too, and expects to enitry to
the fell hiS holiday amid old scenes.
'x1110 CANADIAN HIGILWAY.
rich ie somewhat different her .Juste 1, Mrs.. W Cole.
Abuskwe
has just reached the. office. of'. The for the new schoolhouse of S. � ; �� C ln�2c and Mrs• J. Price of flLytli-
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News -Record. Sil This is I- publication 5 'to dboe built tathat
Snell's co . e trice spent Sunday the guests of the ;at'
It Canadian Highway A • is 'understood that the contract P •or's brother, Air.: R'lhetO f the .;
issued byte , ;2,100 and that t
soci'ation, and: Beals in an Ln'ores ug be fair Mrs. B.. cpicnsan an went
Londesboro.
M'.„ J. L. Awiie and little :',riss
,'
he
w �a 1
clays t
few spent a 3
Arline sal
.l 1
former's parents ML ,and Mrs, Win.-
' McCool last week.
Miss NI, A. McCool and -Mater J•'el-
2iington are visiting in Winglanl a
couple of. weeks.
Mr, Robert Crawford and, Miss M.
J. visited Seaiorth friends on Sun-
day last.
The News -Record to new sahscrib-
crs in Canada to end ot 1.01.2 for 25
cent s.
Constance
Graham of Toronto is visit-
SMALLMrs.
t t[ is Pretty welt on to tae B 73t 1 d sora 19'51
Lf not y I
way with the veil:' aceomplisliell the until t will
next year, a few clays visiting the lady's ino-
by that body riooe ns or- use until the beginning of
tai f ri s an in- Miss Mary IJ. Blake returned Mon- ther,Mrs.1 Andrew
Sc 01 Curie,
llisited (or
to eabingu.., Iia c o n few Mrs. Mi e
f valuable loiorma- clayevening after spending a fav days with her grandson, Mr.
tioesting mass o I Scaforth. ,a eg
Lion concerning roads and Jaia- days wiyoufng 'iy" 5I a most en ,'EJanest Adams.
conditions more pai'1i1 it1 Barts tisk Col-
'rhe i e• g f 1111'. The 'Women's Missionary Siacaety of
c n,e ,e
0home -the t
at ih
time
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tU
1C I'teL' 50C1Ct
'i ' 'h -'a 1- O 'Lia erg 1lC 9
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da but particularly British C) Y this chOrch visit t y
hrebia and of scenes at the planting ab Londesboro on Wednesday.,
of the fitrs.t Bost on the westi ':oast Nit. Ilairy Taylor of Mauston spent
of 111)5 lr -1
of Vancouvc•,:(stand, Photogravures
- I;ite week -end the guest .
of 1?resident W. J Kerr. and his fel-
Michael Morrison on Friday, evening,
last.
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low 'o9'icers add a personal touch to
•
• ]lid -
Summer
Sale
Doll
SVi�(s
Bluth 13','w Mrs Taylor anti sceireturning,
o v
S
L
L
tth
Button Of q U
' � ra MOCaughcy obtained the Miss Della
71ut o
him on Monday,
home with u Y
rhe
lite work, The mission of.
Nfi
55 1 e
t, alto 1....1 -
roads
s
educate f Mn,
C+',lest U
t0 I week '11C
' v is to spent a ver, t
uta a writing • c
11.r vtitt g
Haitian Y se � P
Ca g F rho g
the .public , anyone the a iteire ages of ,g,Dod highest ons the 100511 Entrance 1Xatn een Clarke.
ty rk and ain <nitCrcested in his marl
;' satial and was tbo vvinnce, of .110 T}ie. News -Record to any address
evork may obtain by addressing See, n Father
.,n Canada to the end of 1012 for 25
1'etary 1'. W. 'Lilco, New Westminster, gold Dann of Miami.,se deted by%- Rev', ocnts.ezeiewerviunesizeimaimemacreasizastiriaiiiinciiss
During our annual
mid -summer sale we J►..
are showing a line of
soft fronted shirts at a
dollar that will sur-
prise you. Neat pat-
terns of narrow black
and white, blue and
hair
n
white and helo
line stripes, that will
make you wonder why
you paid more. Fit
and color guaranteed.
Two Pair of Sleeves
With. Each Shirt
We are now showing a
new patent shirt with two
pairs of sleeves and entre de-
tached. This is a new idea
and well worth looking into,
t•plendid idea for office bus-
iness men' •L rl 11 mechanics
alike, Reg. $1.75 for $L25.
e s Straw W 1-iats n
98c
Mien's sl raw hats, snap
and
"narrow ,
print and sailor,
wide rima to suit all tastes.
all sizes. Reg $1.50 and $2.
Sale price 98c.
TOZER.
allcl
BROWN
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