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Furniture Buyers at this store'ilivariably come
back when they -want more and bring their friends i
with them. •
To Use Our Furniture is to prove that it is 4
as goodas it looks and that issaying a whole lot,
Furniture can be bought here
j Substantial
rices. Wh not secure what
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pieces you need now while prices I
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors
1 Phone 104
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SELLING
OUTSALE
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. $5.00 boots for $3.50 Wonre's reg $4.00 shoes for $2.75
o , - „ „ 8.00 „ , 2.20
" 2.00 ' „ ., 1.50 „ , 2.50 „ " 105
" 4.50 oxfords " " 1.75 " " 1.25
(pat., gun metal and tan " 8.40
All onr_men's working boots, boys', misses and child's boots at .
similar reductions.
BIG1'SPECIAL--Women's oxfords, pumps, strap slippers,
children's slippers of all kinds
at /2 price.
J. Twitchell &Son
CLINTON, ONTARIO
WE'WERE. FOWFIJNAI'Et 1N
• PROCURING A QiJANTI'1'Y
00 CARBON PICTURES SILa '
ES 12x24, '14x24, 20x24 IN
GOOD BROWNMOUNTS,
SUCH SUBJECTS SAS "ST,
CECELIA", "TI•IIS DOCTOR"
P111E . GLEANERS' SI'ST'INE •
MADONNA AND MANY.OT-
HERS. WE OFFER TI-IEM '
AT 27c EACH MAKING A
I'ROFIT FOR US AND At
BIGGPnR ONE FOR • YOU.
NOTE THE SIZES .A -ND
THE, PRICE. COME AND',
SEE THE SUBJECTS, 1'O
BE INTERESTED IS TO
• BUY.
I"'sw hhw -.
WE WANT TO GIVE I
YOU A DOLLAR--
PERHAPS MORE
a prices on ma dollar and 1 so. p
We are ?ow making such, extraordinary low
youwill save
'that
many lines of our shoes
n me instances more,
'You'll be losing money if you don't supply footwear ootwear need this s during sa1e.
All lines in Men's $5.00 tans for $4.00
All lines in Men's 4.00 Oxfords for 3.00
Ladies' pat. leather 3.00 pumps for 2,40
Ladies' at. pumps 2.50 ump
s for 2.00
ir Misses' pat. leather 2.00 colonials for 1,60
• Child's pat. leather 1.60 colonials for 1.10
Special lot of girl's shoes for $1.00.
Special lot of child's shoes for .75
Come in and see how well we can please you.
FRES. JACKSON
Good Shoes for everybody
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Blyth
Mr. Adam McKenzie" has returned
from a , business ; brip doly'n the St:
Lawrence,
Mr. McKay of Los Angeles,
and Mr8. Large of Carstairs,
who were visitieig their brother, Mr.
R 14 I.. McKay,. 'motored up- to ;ihei
borne, taking Mr: and, Mrs. McKay
along,. ,last Weak,
Mr: Frank Metealf Aaavfes immedia-
tely foie Ottawa and will go from.
there to Medicilne Hat Nita, s Wheaa
his head quarters will be ' in his work
as inspector of fruit for the west
W. D. FAIR, CO.
Often Cheapest Always the Best
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Mr. W. Brydone was in Goderich ou
Monday.
Sir. E. M. McLean of London was in
town on Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Irwin left on Tuesday for
Pimlico Creek, Alta,
Mr. F. R. hlodgens' of Goderich was
int town on Monday.
MiSs Minnie Fawcett was a Goderich• ity cemetery.
vi'Ktor over Sunday. The., News -Record will, be sent to
Mrs. M. H. Elliott of Goderich WWI
in town over the week -end.
Miss Helen Fisher le -visiting in Lon-
don for a couple of weeks.
Mr, Wm. Crooks spent a couple of
k
M.+, R. ' Forsythe ot- Ottawa spent
-the week -end with his aunt, here.
Mr. Arthur Steinhoff, who is .;en-
gaged in decorating one . of the abut-
ohes in Kinard ne visiting his fam-
ily over the week -end.;
Mr. Brown and two cir,'.dren and
Dr, G, Brown-motored.,pver from De-
troit^ recently to, visit -:their uncle,
Mr, '1'. Brown, and also visited -old
friends in the . McGowan neighbor-
hood.
Wednesday, next will be Bly this
civic hol.day.
Miss Rena Bennett of To:aento is
spending a holiday se home,
Mr. '.Wesley Beacom was in Toron-
to last week attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge. •
Mr. S. A. Popplestone_paid an of-
ficial visit to the I. 0. 0. I', lodge
at Kingston one day 'last weo'•t.
Mrs. D. D. Crittenden visited ',Liss
Elliott of Brussels last ,week.
Misses Jean and Jennie Hays - of
Seaforth have been visiting Mrs. L,
0. Charlesworth.
Mrs. P. Jackson and little dau-
ghter of Toronto have been visiting
Ds., Annie Ross.
Miss Agnes G. Babb, who has been
ill for some time, passed away at
thehomeof her sister4 Mrs, Frank
Metcalf, on' Monday of last •,•reels.
The deceased lady 1,ad been a resid-
ent of Blyth for many years and be-
ing ' of a bright and happy disposi-
tion she had many friends. Tbefnn-
eral took place on Thursday to rrin-
any address in Canada to the end u
1912 for 25 cents.
days in Goderich this wee .
Mr. C. J. Wallis went to Toronto on
Monday with a load of horses.
Mrs. Shier and Master Walter .pent
a week with Kinoardine friends re-
cently.
Miiss Rose .MeC'atighey is speeding a
few days this week with Goderich
friends.
Miss Rena Pickett of the postoil5e
staff, is now enjoying a well-earice l
holiday.
Miss Tessie. Crooks is visiting her
brother; Mr. Geo. C'aooks of the
Base Line.
Miss Dixie Border of St. Joseph,
Missouri, is the guest of Mrs. II.
13. Combe.
Miss Peart M. Foster of Clarksburg
Es the guest of her cousin, Miss
Mabel Kerr.
Mrs. J. McMath and her daughters
are visiting friends at Londeshoro
and in IIuliett.'
Miss Mabel Oluff is visiting her uncle,
Mr. John (fluff bf the Bayfield Line,
Goderich township.
Miss Lizzie' Shanahan, of the four
& Brown staff, spend: last week
hol-
idaying in Detroit.
Miss VeaaSchadel of Toronto is'ts
-
iting
at the home of Mr. and 11re.
'Phos. Hessian of town.
Messrs. Bert Hovey, Gordon Culling-
Immo
utins'tame and Eddie Shepherd are g 0
camp-
ing fn •' n the Lake Shore.
re.
Mo. and Mrs. Chant and the ?14isses
Chant spent Sunday the guests ' of
Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Weir.
Dr, Agnew and Master Alex. of Med-
icine Hat:, Aata., are the guests of
Mr, and Mrs. W. Brydone.
Ai. Stewart Jacksonn goes down n to
Toronto the end of the week, where
he will spend a fortnight or so,
Mrs. Long and little' daughter, 11911'-
dred, were visitors at the 'tome of
Mrs. Turner, Sr., during the East
week.
Mrs. Chas. Aberliar.5 and children of
Seaforth-visited the lady's: parents,
Mie, and Mrs. R. Jones of town last
weak. •
Mr. Henry. A. Hessian of Tbronto is
spending a week weeh his parents;
Mr. and Mrs„ Thos, Hessian of
town.
Mr. Roy Graham of 'Toren & Brown's
staff, is having holidays ;just now
and is spending r some of them;
in
P b
Cor deride
Misses Mary .and Jean McEurchie of
myth 'have been visiting during the
past week with, their aunt, Mrs W.
Brydone.
-Mr. ..Tohn Guest left this week for
the oil honestead in London town-
ship. He will be absent for se"-
ceel weeks. '
Miss Gilroy
of Chicago, ,
who came
over fof the Flipoereline celebration
niece, is; now visiting heseve, Mrs. A,
T. Cooper,
Miss Carling of Exeter .was a -guest
.for a few, •days during 'the past
week at the Moine of.. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Jrwiu: •
Mr. Victor Stone of Toronto;, who
hats' been the guests of Mr. Slew -
art Jackson fortr past few weeks,
returned to the city' on Saturday.
Mrs. W. J. 1Vlulloy, and two daugh-
ter., lit21e Misses Gertrude, and fda,
of London are visiting at the
home of Me -and Mrs. .Jas. 'i'wit-
chell. "'
Mr. Mitchell of The News Record is
seeing the sights in Oleo, old .New
'York this week, 'having taken ties
trip down the pictutesquo Hudson
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River..
Mr. Len Cantelon was in town on
a flying visit recently,. He has
been transferred .from the ;Royal
Bank staff, Toronto,
' r n o to the Loa
don
branch
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August is here and now the time when our stock must be lowered.
aF arrives.
tr new fall
stock when t
ore
room
for of
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s we must have m determined thatdur- .♦
The time
is shorten which to
do this but we ale
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ing the next summercode will be few weeks all lines of spring andg
cleared out and room made foes the heavier and bulkier goods for fall.
[• Big Arica reductions will be made op the following lines. •.- ♦
Ladies' Whitewear-waists, underskirts, gowns drawers, corset 2
covers etc:
Men's women's and children's Cottee hose.
Ohildren's wash dresses, Blouses etc,
All lines Of wash gdods.
Men's. Women's and cbildren's.boots and shoes.
Men s and Boys' clothing, bats and underwear.
-Buy bare and save money during Aug.-
Wingham.
Mrs. Allenby, Sr., of Toronto has
been visiting friends in town.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge are
spending the summer at Grimsby.
Mrs. D. Stewart of Detroit has
been visiteng her father, Mr. McLar-
en.
Mr. W. Elliott of Saskatoon
has been looking up old blends
hereabouts.
Miss Fannie Green of Woodstock is
spending her vacation at her home
in town.
Dr. Jas. and Mrs. Agnew' of Fos-
toria, Ohio,' are visiting the fornter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Agnew of Low-
er Winghrani. •
Dr. Redmond recently visited the
home of Ids boyhood at Landsdowne.
Today is Wingham's civic holiday.
The union Sunday school picnic to
Kincarctine is the event of intonate
Miss Jeanette. Brook has been en-
gaged to teach in Lower 'lbws'
school,
Mr: P. S. Linklater passed away on
Sunday last after an illness of sov-
cral months. Deceased had been a
resident of Wingham fon Many years
an previously i East
d Arc lot sly had fa;yns, l i •n t
Wawanesh,
Miss Minnie Ross of Crossfield, Al-
ta., is spending the long vacation at
her Home in town.
The Wingham company of Boy
Scouts aro camping 'K i 'Kincardine.
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Mr. L. Binkley, manager of the
Bell Telephone Company was severely
bitten on the hip by a bulldog awn-
ed by Mr. John Galbraith. Hitherto
he dog was considered pc.rfeclly
harmless and ] s i a geeqt pet with the
g q
town children.
Mr. Binkley was scuffling at the
Dominion Bank corner with a friend
and be dog made a jump at hint
and mangled his hip badly. Mr.
Binkley was conveyed to the office
of Dr. Hambly, where the wound was
treated.
There es a good average yield of
hay in this part of Huron, tilost
farmers report a' yield of 1 • le 2
tons to the' acre, and the buyers are
giving 510 per ton in the field.
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NEWS -RECORD TO JAN. NEXT 250
Miss Mary Chant leaves today after
spending her vacation at her home.
in town. She wile visit friends at
Bowmttnville and St. Catliar.incs
before going to Toronto for tiie
openings.
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FRIDAY
Friday will be a lucky day 'for those in time to pick up one or more of these
waists at 69c. Think of the price then come and see them in our north window.
All sizes, high and low necks, dainty styles, well madeand good' patterns. Deter-
mination not to Barry over one waist until next season is our only excuse.
WIN EMbreigerea Dresses
This season's styles in white embroidered wash dresses, wide
insertion, square neck, short sleeves, all sizes,• regular $5.00, sale
price
$3.79
Embroidered mull .with vide mull insertion, exceptionally
dainty, low neck, short sleeves, all sizes, regular $10,00, sale
price
7.98
25 and 35c Linen Suitings 15c
Out go the balance of our linen
suitings in stripes and plain in all the
popular colorings, wide width, regular
25 and 35c, sale priae 15c.
See south window.
Children's Straw Hats 10c
Your choice of fifty 25 and 35c
children's sailor hats for 10c.
2 pr Cotton black Hose 25c
Ladies fast black cotton hose, size
8 to 10, Saturday 2 pr for 25c.
Remnants of Carpet
25, remnants of Brussels and Tap.
estry carpet, lengths run from 3 to 10
yds, prices as follows, reg. 75 and 85c
for 55c. Reg $1,25 for 75c per yd,
The News From Londesboro
Misses M. and 13. Brogden spent a
few days this week with their sister,
NIrs. D. Floody of Blyth.
few
r is s nitre
Miss C. Young, pe g a
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. N. Bieck of
Wingham,
Rev, W. T. Pearcy, Mrs. Pearcy and
their little son ieft on Wednesday to
spend a month's holidays with the
t s Mser Mr. and Mrs.
parents. of tl.t leerier, ,
D. Pearcy o. Toronto, and Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. Reeb of Port Colborne,
Mrs. Pea's y's parents.
Mr. Ed. Woodman of Montt Brid-
ges is spending a week at his home
here.
Mr. Geo. Lyon is steadily improv-
ing, his many fric,xls will be pleased
to learn,
Many farmers have their wheat
cut, some have it in the barn. 'the
seep isreported to be an average
one
Belgrave
Mrs, J. Horner of Detroit has been
visiting friends in Belgrave.
Rev. and Mrs. Kilpatrick are Mea-
ly Fettled in the parsonage.
Mrs. Dr. Stewart and Miss hands
visited at Gorilla lase_ week:
John iFerguson has sold his fares
on thel sideroad to Robt, Coultas.
Misses Amanda and Stella Nethery
have gone to Kindersley,
Sask.
has home after
'rhos. T3ii:, seri • ted
a -months trip -through the West.
Master Edgar and Miss Valera
Lowry of Brussels are visiting ?Mss
Cora Williamson and othee friends'
here,,
1VIr. and Mev R. ,J, Heary and their
children, Ind, and Ellis, of Chx:ago
spent' 1 few days with Mr. Robt,
Henry.
Mrs. Dougal Simpson spent a few
days this week with her mother, Mrs.
McGee, et Galvin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wray of '.on -
den called on Mr. and Mrs. J, A.
Brandon recently.
Nelson Fliggins, who has been ,each•
ing at the Stone. school house. Mor-
tis, has been ,engaged to teach 1301 -
grave school for next year at a ,,al
ary of 5600.
Mess:.a'. McClelland, Taylor and
Menzies each shopped. a car 'of'nt-
tlo on Saturday Hueck and J. Arm-
strong a car of hogs on Ttfesday.
double.
Johnston and Taylor had a d o
Miss 0. F. Brigham, who has been
attending the University, Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her: dome
here.
Mr. Immanuel Lyon 'Ieft Saturday
for Edmonton after a three weeks'
holiday at bis home here.
Mr, and Mrs, N, B.aok of Wingham
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visited at the home Mr. Jos. Wood-
man
man on Monday.
During the absence of Mr. Pearey
the pulpit of tete Presbyterian
church hoer will be supplied
as follows next Sunday by
Bev. J. Hamilton, a former pastor;
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two Sunda h
in Y
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The following
R. MacCalluni of Waldniar, and the
last Sunday of his absence by Rev.
Mr. Grant of Clinton.
NIrs. James McMath and daughters
of Clinton have been visiting friends
1n the village and vicinity.
H ullett Happenings
Miss N. Nolan returned to ser Miss Mary McCaughey of Clinton
home in Fingal on Monday; was as this vicinity Sunday.
r eines
da.
of W
deckerY
Miss Stella James of Eact Weep. -
nosh has passed with honors the.
grade 2 leicaminitfon, in conneelt:oe
with the. London Conservato:r'y of
ne
Mrs. Feline ,Mottsgselau and two
ehi9dren of Hensel' are visiting at
her 'old home that of Nir a,5
Brown.
Miss Lizzie Lacy of Goderich spent
last week 'With Mr. and Mrs. John
Shanahan, •
Miss Lizzie Sullivan' of Kings-
bridge spent Sunday at the home cif
Mr. end Mrs. Pat. Quigley.
Miss Nora McCaughey of Blyth is
spending a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard
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Mr. Michael Mo
rrisai a sold t orse
to Mr. Chas. Wallis of Clinton, as
also did 'Mr. Joseph. Reynolds sell
one of his choice drivers to Mr.. Jam-
es
m -es Hamilton,a Clinton.
Tho young people of this neighbor-
hood had a very enjoyable rime at
the residence of Mr. F:sank Reynolds
on. Wednesday last and likewise at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Shanahan on Friday nighty, it was growing.
Wheat and barley harvesting is
keeping the farriers busy these days.
Mr. and Mrs. Shooter of Seaforth
risitUd M2, and Mrs,Matt, (.arhert
on Sunday.
Mr. James 'Lauliher sof Galt is vis-
iting .friends in this township and in
Clinton.
Mr. William McIntosh, Miss Mary•
and little Ma:.:e of Sit i,ugutte,ne
called on relatives here on Sunday,
Niiss
McTavish o
i was a Clinton
visitoa,at the home of Mr, and Mrs.,
I s ant week.
George Scales 1
Fall wheat cutting is going merrily'
00 1 horca,Uo♦ts.. i'fneleed, is nearly.
fini$hed. It is a fain crop, a 1't•-
tie light in some places b,ut altogeth-
er pretty tame. Haying had to be
stopped in some cases to handle the
wheat. Hay is a pretty fair ;rep,
also, in spite of the dry spell while
Constance
Ides. Hall and children of Clinton
aro- visitieg the lady's sister, Mrs
C. McGrego:l,
The quarterly meeting; will be held
in the Methodist church on Sunday
afternoon. The offie d board will
meet at the parsonage, Londesboro;
y evening.
on Monda g
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dugan of Sask-
atoon, Sask,, are vis9ting the Iattcr's
father I-Ienry Co
1ctou ,
other
r
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relatives in the vicinity,
'Miss Pearl Paafneau of Steethroy is
v.tsistng her aunt, Mrs, .11. 'CayPor,
and other friends'liereaboet;s.
Constance.
We regret to hear that Maste°.nil-
:es
it-, s Lavine, son 011 NIe. Chas. Lavine,
s very ill with typhoid fever. Ole
trust he n'illsoon be restored to
health,
Mrs; Moir of Niagara visitingin
b.
he'. sister, Mrs. (450, Stephenson;
Mrs Farnham has engaged to ..ash
the Fowlers' school, We e rebr
t to
lose her and he. estimable farni;y
sue
Dish her village bat u
from the
g
cess.
Mrs,' John Britton intends moving
into the house now occupied by Mss,
Farnihatn as soon as it is vacated
Ordered
Clothing
August Sale
$1'7.50
Ten only Scotch Tweed Suits
made to, melee every •pattern
good style. Regular 520,00 to
522.00 values.
OUR MOTIVE is to '(eel/ =
the "-wheels geeing :during
the slack month of Aug.
Straw
Hats
Nen & boys
98c.
During the - sale we ' are
clearing out all our 51,50 to
12,00 straw hats at 98e..
DON'T MISS THIS OP-
PORTUNITY TO SA'VIS
MONEY,
TOZER
and
BROWN