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We aro daily taking in many new lines of season-
able goods which will be sold at closest prices. Our
stock is nearly complete,
LADIES' COATS
wE have bought this year very largely in all
lines in this departments, and have the larg-
i est stock that we have ever had, and will sell at the
lowest possible price, See them before you buy.
Clothing Ready -Made and Made=to=Order.
JE carry full lines in this department and
cannot be undersold, quality, considered,
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
FULL stock in all lines and selling, at old prices
although there has been an advance of from
10 to 15 per cont. on wholesale prices. Remember we
have good lines at low prices.
COME " AND SEE US,
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Onr Selling Out
Sale. Contines
We have just received the bal-
ance of an order for rubbers placed
last winter and though prices have
advanced Our prices will retrain at
the old figures. We have also in
Gtock winter goods such as Felt
Lined Boots, etc.
Women's gun metal blutchers and
bntton,lines, regular $3.50 for $2.S5.
Men's gun metal blutchers and but-
ton lane:, for $3,75.,
I Twitchell & Son
CLINTON, - ONTARIO
WILL EITHER_SELL OR RENT THE STORE
To Those Who
Want the Ilest
To thosee who want their
pick of the finestec
t look-
ing, best wearing shoes produced this season we. say
Come early, the new fall styles are in.
If' you are one of the many who look to us to
us to supplyyour shoe needs for the coming season
with something distinctive -entirely different than
1 ordinary -come and make your selection right now.
We want your business
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sdno only or todayUut for all l futu
re time,
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We guarantee everything we sell tb give
satisfactory service at the price you Day dnd- I
we always make good
FRED. JACKSON
Good Shoes for everybody
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jOur
Aim to Please
Brings Customers Back 1
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Furniture Buyers at this store,iAvariably eerie i
they•
back when want more and bring'their friends•Z
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with them. -
2 To Use Our. Furniture is to prove that it is
4 as good as it looks and that is saying a whole lot,
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: Substantial Furniture can
be bought bete Sub w
1, now at money saving prices. Why not secure what
ip1e es
you
need
now while '1 e
rices
are so, favorable.o
ratio.
tAtkirison& :-grd •0un
Sideral "Dlre.ctOCs
'and Funeral Furniture Dealers
Phone 104
PHONE 127' -NIGHT ANIS SDNT}AY CALLS- PRONle 16.2
Smart styles mark the change of Season
The
standard Fashion Sheet
far OCTOBER
NEI interest every up-to-date woman
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W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
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iv¢L. John Ransford went down to
Toronto yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. ' G.. R. Keys visited
with old friends in Stanley ' over
the . week -end.
Miss Gertrude Chant has been the
gest .of her sister at Glencoe for
the past week.
Mrs. John Wiseman is spending a
fortnight with her mother, Mrs,
Grant of St. Mary's.
Mr. and Mrs, Miller of Staffa were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James
Mahafty over Sunday.
Miss Leila Ford spent the week -encs
the guest of Miss Effie Snowden at
the parsonage, Varna.
Mrs, Wm. Cantelon roeurncd last
week from a visit with friends in
the State of Michigan:
Mr. Richard Walton left on Monday
foe Stoney Creek, near Hamilton,
to take charge of a fruit farm;
Mr. Join Guest left on 'Tuesday to
spend three weeks or so on . the
old homestead al Birr fn London
township.
Mr. and 11Irs, Harold Rayner will
visit over the wbek-end with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luit-
ler at Glencoe,
Miss Etta \i ingefelder of the teach-
ere-in-training
each-
frS-it t.l g' r r•r'nin at the Model 1 School
spent from Thursday to. Monday at
her home at Rostock,
Mr. Fred Rumllall has been (pate ill
ini
during theest week,but his
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many friends will he pleased to
learn that he is again on file mend.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hooper and Child
ren of Blyth were the
guests on
Sundayof the fernier's arents'
n
parents,
Mr. and Mrs: A. Hooper of 4-
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nen ,Detroit the
Ifii ACO: 11:; of last ,week and will
Ila `die guest during the winter of
lite sister, Mrs. S. Oriel) of Hur-
on street.
Miss White of Windsor, who will be
the guest over the holiday of Rev.
Mr, and Mrs. Allis, will assist the
Ontario street choir in the ser-
vice of song on Sunday next,
Mr. A. Hooper is in Toronto Soder-
going a course of treatment, his
attack of theuinatism proving ob-
stinate. His friends are hoping
that his recovery now will be 'rap
id.
'Mrs. Cornell,, who, has beim the'
guest of her parents, , I1 it Mrs.
Geo. Swats, and her si ;ee; N'rs..
neumball, for the past lel tnieht,
this week for her home in
SCS
leas
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.' John Crooks, who has been in
the west most of the summer in
the interests of a large i,hclesale
week-
end
in Toronto, spent the we
end in town as his duties for
some weeks, will keep in lain in
Western Ontario, be may take a
lc',
'r genial Jas
run ll Often,
The p g
is. always welcome in the ,old town,
whepe he spent so many years and
where he has hosts of friends.
Mr.. Wni,. Corbet, who forty years
ago was a reeident of Clinton,
carne back last week' to look over
his old stumping grourrl, but" so
many changes were evident he
got, lonely and .didn't ' stay long.
"Where are Rattenbury's Corners?"
was his first question on 'nieeiting
Chief IVheatleg and he was ab first
Lard to convince that the .iYfolsons
Bank block now steeds upon the
in old
'c 1block s familiar ldenti a 0
pioneer days.
Mrs. T. A. Walker and nen, late of
h have been
vie-
London, who
iting friends in town and vic-
inity for a fortnight or 00,
lett on Sats rday for
Winnipeg where the family intend
to reside in future. Miss Delle:
Walker has been in the Manitoba
capital for some time where she
is filling an-inportanlepossi14on; Mrs,
Walker While Here disposed of her
Louse, which is occupied by. Mr.
J.. A. Mc5turray, to Mr, : Robt.
Thonlpeon of the •18th eon. of Gpcl.-
orioh township.
At Hunt Club Meet.
CQa Saturday afterrteon the Mein
real'' Bunt.Club and their friends
were the guests of )4Ir. and Mrs.
huge Paton .at Bois Franc Lodge,
foil the annual hunt steeplechases.
The weather was ,perfeet, the turf
springlike in its verdancy, the bril-
liant October sunshine throw.ing.into.
relief every feature of the picture
presented by, ithe gathering, the vari-
colored foliage e the ismartly gowned
wornen, many of them in semi -sum
mer attire ; the pink -coated hunts-
man' en his white mount the riders,
most, of then prominent members of
the Hunt,,. in gayly -colored ,riding
jackets and caps, besides a bevy of
spectators all interested and good-
humored and reflecting in turn the
goodwill of the genial host and host-
ess. Refreshments were served dur-
ing the afternoon in the buffet lunch-
eon room below the grand stand. Few
of the geosts rode to the meet, the
majority preferring the greater speed
or ease of motor or carriage,. but
among the former were Mr: Isaac
Read with his little daughter, a
smart little .figure width her 'dark hair,
draped riding habit and white hunt-
ing crop. -Montreal Gazette.
Mr, Read is a native of Clinton and
brother of Mrs. Will Harland.
P1JERY'S ;PEERLESS PLAYERS.'
The greatest and biggest reper-
toire company that ever toured Cari-
•af}a will open a three night's engage-
ment in the town hall, commencing
Oct, 37st.
You all remember 'Jerry from
Kerry.'' This season G. Herbert
Perry presents Dan Malloy, Broad-
way, New York favorite comedian,
and Hazel Corinne, a soubrette, who
has been starred with big leading
productions, ether well known ar-
tists supporting.
Thio company comes direct from
big city time playing to capacity.
High class vaudeville between each
act, with special electrical effect and
all scenic embellishments.
Seats on sale at Fair's. Prices
50c. 35c. 25. '
The Wee Bowler Getting
Better
Cc.' 7e
Mr. James McMichael.
•forth
N .McMichael of 5e.
It. James
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known far.and wide as; "The Wee
Bowler," has been ill for the past
three weeks but is now improving
and it is hoped he will shortly be
h' n if again. Ills
quite or almost i e
1 Ps b
numerous friends in Huron will be
glad to hear of his complete regon'
Mrs. Moore carved fpr n' ,'C, C L WtClily Exams.
NEWS -RECORD JAN. NEXT FOR 150'
French Potn1 1,-H. Kilt)' 01, K.
McGregor 87, 0. Phillips 87, C, Mair
81, M. Lansing 75, D. Shipley , 5, 1J,
McAllister 73, I Sinclair 73; G.
Wallis 73, C. Whitmore 73, E. t'ar
ter 70, J. Granger 70, Jas. Wylie 60,
H. Cantclon 68, F. Reynolds 68, W.
Crich 08, I:. Miller 67, E Sanderson
67; C: Cook 05, A. Glazier 64, P,
Cuninghanie 63, A. Shanahan 81-, 2.
Churchill 57, C. ,Cantclon 52, Cr. Bea-
ton .43, G. 'Beatty 44, B. Hall 42,
A, Nediger 14, L. Churchill 40, L.
McConnell 35, H. Hanley 31, J. For-
rest 32, E. Kaiser 32, F_ Coop 30,
W. Appleby 22.4 le. "Pennebaker 28,
C. Thompson 20, E. Sheeley 15, M.
Smillie 15, 13. Stewart 11
Composition, Form 2,-E. Manning
. t
rber
V. Ga
Roberton 68, I. Robe o 59,
C; McCool 59, E. Jamieson 59, P.
Potter 59, J. Middleton 58, C. Bea-
com 58, .1. Smith 57, 0. Cole 57,
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I. Gould 57,
H. Govier 58 Me -
Gill
N
Gill 56, NI. Day idson 56, rt. Rennie
55, M McTaggart 54,A. lilt•iott 54,
E. Wise 54, E. Wasman 53, M. Hall
53, M. Elliott 53, H. Shaw 52, L.
Kennedynedy 51, L. Howec
51,J. MoTris
50, S. Smillie 50, II: Johnston49,
M. Male 49, I Collins 19, H. Hudie
49, NI. Cook 48, S. Agnew 48, I.
Rathwell 48, E. 'Powell 447, C. Hoare
47, K. McNaughton 47, NI. Milne 47,
V. Hearn. 46, P. Wheatley 46, D.
Cantclon 15, H. Wallis 4.3, L. Cook
43,E C. Kaiser 43, P, Moffat 41, I3.
Harland 40, F. Thompson 40, C.
Harland 40, R. Chowen 38, NI. Cook
34, E. Brisson 29. W. Caldwell 27. •
October 24th, I9t
hisses and Ladies'.
New Fall Snits and Dresses
We are showing a large range of new fall suits and dresses for
ladies' and misses of the very newest styles in plain cloths.
Colors -navy, black, brown, green and grey. Also fancy
tweeds that are right up to the minute and well worth ,investi-
gating. Priced from $15,00 up.
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New Novelties in
Ladies' Lice 1%eeliwear
Just -now our stock of novelties in lace neckwear for collars
attached and lapel wear, the very newest in assories, values
that will surprise you at ii0c up.
New Fall Rugs
And Carpets
Our stock of floor coverings such as plats, hall runners, rugs,
carpets, mattings, oilcloths and linoleums is most complete._
We specialize in Axminster, Milton and velvet rugs of good
quality and also carry a large range of tapestry and Brussels
in all sizes from from $S.50 up,
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The News From Londesboro
Miss 13. Brogden spent Mon'lay and
Tuesday the guest of her sister,
i o f !Myth,
Mrs. D. FloorY o
Miss Reeb, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. T. Pearcy, at the
manse for some few weeks, returned
t
h rt Colborne on
c home
in Po 0 'D .r
Saturday, y
aturda ,
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The : `etliodist'. church will hold
their anniversary services on Sunday
and Monday next. Rev. Mr. MI son
of Stratford will be the preacher on
Sunday. On Monday evening the
ladies of the congregation will give
a fowl supper and a good program
will follow. Miss May Rance of
Clinton, Rev. Me. Millson, flu• meld-
ent elergymebs the Lobb Male Quart-
ette and others will take part in the
progratn.
Geometry, Perm 3,-J.Wy-
lic 109, le. Gray 100, NI. Mc-
Gowan 74, D. Copp 68, G: Draper 02,'
G. Walker. 58, F. Brown 54, N. Gar-
rett 55,''W. McNaughton 52, 11 r N Bea-
com MG-
Ic Hell 0
tom •i
2 A. Con 5
Gregor 50, le. Leitch 50, NI. McAl-
lister 48, II. Forrest 48, C. Nichol-
son 46, S. Scott 36, 13. McCrostie
34, H. Cantelon' 34, W. Walker. 32,
Ni, Carbert' 38, K. Reid 28, L. Ford
28, S.I-Ienr'y 20„ M. Reynolds 22,.
M. Yates 20, N. Robinson: 18, A,
Cooper 1,6, M. Guru -0 I wilitin 0.
De 7
Latin, Form -4,-R, Dewar 73, NI.
Shipley 61,, II. Turner 59, H. Min-
dleton 57, D. ''piernay 56, D. Blotch -t",
ford 55, Il;, Marland 53, J. Glen 521
0. Kitty, 46 ._..
Mr. Skerlock of Winnipeg was a
guest at the home of Mr. Geo. Brog-
(e.
n o n Monday,
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Mrs. Christer of Delhi is visiting
her daughter, Itlrs. J. 0. I aunsberry.
Miss Al, Lee won the silver set giv-
en away by the Johnston Medicine
Troupe last week,
Mr, le, I, it'oodelsh of Goderich
spent Sundaay lit his hone here.
Mr. fist Mrs, Wm, Lee spent Sun-
thly with their son, Mr. Samuel` Lee
of Goderich,
Mr. Mat. McNall received word of
the serious illness of his sister. at
Waterloo and left on Tuesday after-
noon to go to her, but taking 111
himself on the train he was obliged
to return from Seaforth,
The News -Record to Jan, ;13-150.
Millen Happenings
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Misses Alice, Mary, Collett and
\'era Carbett spent Sunday at Mr.
Clairy's near Seaforth.
An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Carbert on Tuesday.
Miss Minnie McIntosh of Goderich
is at present visiting at 'the home
of Mr. Richard Blake.
Messrs. T. McMichael & Son
nave
bought a Glencoe foal from Mr.
Janes Reid of the Ilarlock district
sterling
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and as Glencoe signifiesn&
quality
they Paid a fancy
price for
it.
The News -Record' to Jan. 1913 15e,
In the Blyth Fair prize list as
published in one of the district pa-
pers mention was not made of 'tbe
fact that tbs 2 -year-old filly belong -
Mg to George Dale F. Sou won the
first prize a.nd also two specials,.
This same filly', sired by the way,
by Border McGregor, won first in
the Canadian draft class at London
To win so
T
atSeaforth,
d also
an
manyfirst prizes inone season
shows . what a fine young filly she
is.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Krauskropf and
children spent Sunday with
Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. 'Tighe.
Zurich
New leaded windows have been se-
cured for the Lutheras church, which
adds greatly to its appearance.
Miss Rosie Stelok and Mr, Henry
Brown were married on Wednesday of
last week.
Mn.' James McQueen lost a valua-
ble horse the other by its having fal-
len into an old well.
Mr. 'Frank llossenbetry of Berlin
visited' friends here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. I3. Kalhlleisch are
visiting their (laughter,`Nlrs, John
Schilhc of Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, D. H, Steinbach and
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over
Mie C.has.•lralfleisuh motored
Siena Detroit last week and visited
with friends hereabouts for a Lew
days. •
Mr. Bert Sheriff, teller in the
Molso ie ` Dank Yore for some time
past, has beer transferred' to Merlin.
Mr. Claris.. Schwertzentruber of the
r I'
Bronson Line as recently _y ma d a e
to Miss 'Lahr of New 'York State.
They have taken tip their abodes on
their, farm, • the old- Ileitz' place.
The: News-Recere to Ja'i. 13-1.5e.
Ir. John
Schoenhals o
ur Popular
Port Albert
miller, has purchased the Pair's mill
at Clinton and will shortly take up
residence there. Mr. King of Goderich
is going into the Clinton deal' with
Mr, Schoenhals.
It has been nothing strange to see
the ,farmers harvesting their buck-
wheat with a cradle this year, the i
ground in this section being too 'soft
tor the use of horse power machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wetlaufer and Mr.
Conrad
-'a Oi'Cr
f
n
Mrs,. G nrad Seim n zz
and 1I.o
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Schoen-
hats the past week,
Mr. John
'1 has oen on the sick '
Miles b
list the past few days.
Miss Lizzie Richardson of Houston
Texas,; is visiting her :nether,
Miffs Jessie McMillan of Detroit
is spending a., holiday at her • home
here. -
Mr and Mrs. Thomas; Nesbitt of
B1Y4h visited thee lady'ss brethet
,
Mi•. Thomas Green, recently.
Mine. John ,Quaid has beeni11 and
under the aa're of a plf:ysini.'tl'1,; but, her
friends hope she may seen reCON ., •
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NEW
FALL CAPS
SUITS
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ORCOATS
NOW is the time to
b u y your ,winter
supply when stocks
are complete. We are
showing the >flaiost com-
plete range of hats,
caps, ready tc,• - wear
clothing, g o 1 f coats,
sweaters and novelties
in neckwear 'iit:has ev-
er been our pleasure to
display.
BOYS'
CLOTHING
WF., have just'reeeiv-
ed a new shipment'
of boy's clothing and
overcoats in the .very.
newest styles 0 a 11
alld see thein' as, often
as you please.
TOUR
and- -
BROWN
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