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Randsome 1VEllinery than that now to
be seen in our showroona you are not like-
1:TIO'find-crutside—th-e-r-1alige cities, more
$tylish you'll not find, 4nywhere. We
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THE CLINTON D4 EW ERA,
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I** We. appreciete A letter from the old home
tee NOTE(V—lftleUrda ,it a distance Always
vaIDAY, saPr. two and eq appreolate the home taaper;
SAVO you writing and ,the *mount of
LOOAIJ NOTICES. news you will give to your friends by
Reediting Deity neaenes. plums. cranes. sending them the NEW BEA. for a y_ear
peers, rto, ,eiseiTeeeniniteS, at lout. $. Oolevairster with Mac -
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thine of the number of lettere t will
pheeson a; Holey o., has moved hie
. family here frau Woodstock. The fall
• apples are a drug on the market. Mrs
WEST RITR0N FARMERS' bun't"7"` Whttehead entertained ar number of
.-1)tiring the past year the inemberehiP Mende from here to a hop at the
of t his Instit it e hue increased by nes, Queen's hotel, Dayileld, last Friday.
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100 now nombering liter An effor night. Theta vrae numeee trgin bere
I s being wide to rail the inetubertileill wait to Stratford on Satut•dae night,
uP to -500 Ibis Year, and this .should be to hear the Oonservetive lea.dere
accomplished without difficulty. the P Qua ellen); We haven't heard
haivt) surpassed ourselves this .season A nee Lefserttuteltee.—$. II.Burnett 11074nturii prpmities 0,berher 0, 0oopee ac 00ereeeene gene, it
'this department for we've
thing to equal the showi
day. There's not a Kng,e
is not right up-to-date every particular
and•Millinery coming from this store can
e roll& on as being, absolutely correct.
-Tou have not been able.. to visit the
Gwrpona yet, come any time next week.
ou11 be as .welcome to look as to btiy.
this 'week. We undeestand that the VAWNihker
change in the baldness of Case & Co.
will not neceeeltate the removal of .7.
Scruton from town; the m 'der la net
Yet fay settled, but it is poselble he
may so arrange mettere as to continue
to reside here, The Junior hatoball
club wart to ehulericla bet Wednesday
and were defeated by a score of about
1„8 Sena; it took the boys five hour* to.
melte home, it being so eery dark....
Some of our citizene are complaining
of the depredation of their fruit gar.
dens by marauding youths. ,Cheaper,
In the long run, to buy it at the storee.
On page 5 will be found an advertise-
ment of O. 13 Koenig calling attention
to the new store he will open up next
week in the stand lately occupied by.
general agent of kieinizman & 0o. of ten 14 Owere Matte there. W. was the equinOctial gales we had last
T o to has itteed a Piano of ibie Steen, (srinerejew of J. Oro% of town) .week• they would not need to ceme
never a, any-. • firmer; manofact are with 0. W,TenneY, formerly of the Tarvistoek Gazette, et yerl often. Owing to the increasein
Qatari° St. It is a henin
dsoe Heintz. about ( 0 start a paper in Nit entederyie.
. trade t(haveeW1 .Temore
help;
Go. xtlee
fouenditnekeeesr:
we naake to- man upright grand end finished id lege: the paper will be called tbitw„,
fancy walnut; this instrument is cone lesley NiapieLeaf. 9rain is beginningmarket, Large •
to cope tot Clinton Prater:0n, has accepted a situation le
t shown.' that I sidered afloat the best iu the world, the repair departnoene Miss Mary
, been received by Cantelon roe, lately mends on noway evening, when a
masters. -
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s we uave received it has baghtened UP the front of W. D.
Pleasant time was spent. I. J. Fisher
. and tora to toaeaspeophe During the -
been erected on Victoria street for Mr. goodly number of new subscribers: We Fretiee store with A coat of paint, Ao
Moviso.—A very nice hales; •has pest few . week
Geouge Rourke, (S. S. Cooper bein the . glee t he NEW EPA until Jan 1, 1901, Or
and used by at the great, leachers end que,n ides o peaches and gapes have Stewart entertained' g number of her
LL. OUTING HAT&
We shoietliis week, some very stylish outing hats They
e to us direct from New York and are the styles most pop -
in tat city to -day. There are nova great many of them
of most Thies no tostAre alike. if you., would like some-
. hing that is just a littlpftot of the oxclinary and that will not
become common, itviiu10. be well to come as soon as you can
for best choice. 'Nvest American shapes in outing hats in
Pearl •
eastor
• qardinal
-nyal
- Navy.
Brown
• 'Black
now on view 111 eurclhowroora,and selling at from
75e- 0 $3.00'each.
The New, Mantles
er.
We expect great things from our Mantle
Ilepartreent this season and rightly se, for
nevi Were we so well prepared to meet your
'.every ' Mantle want. The best German : and
Canadian Makes are represented in our stock
4 and beyond question the greatest assortment
within ,yeur reach is here. Every garment
is right tiO, to the top notch for style and we are quite satisfied
that you will not findAetter-values. There is no time to 'buy
like now, when the assortment is at its. best. -These 'price
hints will give you all idea of values, you .can't tell how stylish
the.garments are unless you See them.
nisok lOggerbeed Jacket, 6 fancy Vine Beaver, 6 pearrbettons,neweet •
metal buttons, plaid lining, le- • Out, with or withou velvet collar
rites and standing collar, a ncwwt, mercerized lining, black Or fawn.. d 0
and styliab garment . • a. 131"k or fawn Kugel?", newest style' .
fatter pearl buttons, eilk lining,
..bliggerhead, 6 pearl buttons, coat five rows of silk stitching around
10.00
collar, sbk lined thronghotit, black Aia edge, a very bandsoine garment
Or navy. UMW Very lino Awn Kersey, eeweste cut
back and front, etat collar, five
Good quality of beater, arisorted
shades of fawn, petrel buttons, rows of., stitching around edges, 6 •
coat collar, four rows of stitching
pearl buttons, aPPlicloo on both
ilk lined ........ 5 00 12 on
• video of front, silk lined., '
around bottom, s
Fine b1aek Beaver, coat collar, 6 • new American style, large reveres
Very Et e bleat Kersey, tailor made
oppligned with satin inlaid,extra
pearl buttons, :railed Seam, bre-
trade silk lining
-.5,15 good mercerised lining ... 1%00
Every 0110 of these is brand new this season and the best
\ Mantle value we could find.
Black Dress Goods
We remind you this week of the excellence
" of our stock of 131ack Dress Goods. At far as
we know there is not a stock to equal it for
7 style, assortment or value' anywhere within a
good manT miles of Clinton. Every fashion-
able fabric is here, not a popular weave is
Missing fret°. the collection. Many lines are
the ramous "Gold Medal" goods, noted- for
=their 'durability and excellence of finish. Just a hint of what
we show.
86 Inch ell wool serge, good bleak, °1 ee ex& ;die wool tromoopon
will not turn green, and Will wear' 25„ j suiting, fine quality, roo w tight,
wee i one of our most popular lines th
500 material. to wear made, very fedi-
Hendsome figured goods, "Go1d. mneble for good tailor -mute Dos -
Medal" make, patterns suitable ,),„ tannic demi not hold the dust or ,
fOr separete skirt, ,....76 mod 00e turn tasty, 64 Moho acids LOU
• 54 Inob all vioifi Worsted Sege,' Very-tottaisorne fano. material's for - —
heavy weight for suits or separate 'slats, rich eilklind wool roixturee
skirt, hard finieh, will not witcsh in the tweet designe, no two alike
ihe dust, nukes a very .bandicene per eat length -1M, leGats,
costume
builder), and Mr. Rourke will take pow
session of it in a few days. The house
!lett:: by 2I';;2,11:Ar,k17111thte 1:;)
vacated by Mr. Langford will be occu-
pied by Mr. Robt. Welsh, who recently
bought it from Mr Swartz.
THE WAilte sO ITNIVORii.—Does it
look at all in order and pleasing to the
eye to have the new granohthic walks
o ear the centre of the roridebn one side
ot the road, and close to the reeidebc;es
on the othei, particularly on the same
street? Anyone will arrEiwer; No.
Yet this is how it is on High street; on
theeast side the walk -is laid down on
the inside of the trees, and on the tt sest
side on the outside. We know there is
a diversity of o•pinion regatding this,
bat.the aforesaid should not be done.
nor even allowed. We know our corm-
cil is composed of woi thy citizens with
all the knowledge an alderman in a live
town should possess, but a stranger
may yonder why the walks are not
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Heavy all wool twee, hard worsted
season... ,,, , ,,,,,,, *.ieb*a••
finish, suitable for Skirts Or suits,
will not bold the dust, "Gotd Hervey Cheviot Serge, no batter
Medal" make
se•
,ftftWOV0,41;,4,
oeitiett-ee,ets
eL00 $6.50, $7,75 and • 8 50
The Pall;_Gloites;. •
Are Here
We 1113 ready with kid gloves for fall,
ready with especially good. assortments of all
our well known popular lines. All tlae new
rri-orr
colorings are here in all wanted sizes and every
pair of these carries with it our guarantee when -it leaves the
store.
Very dos kid Gloves, thin, soft eldn,
neared backs and feraterters, every •
ir petted atting,*11 the new bet
ebeeses and buck, to '74. 1.25
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11--''''.' Otir"Peerless" Glove -is without a rival, and at the
tsold;.4nake of fine soft kid, in the most fashionable shades.
:price. and is as good as most dollar and a quarter gloves
1 ° The "Porkers" Glove fine soft tea. in oblides of fawn, tan
Aviti* iiire newest fasteners and stitchings it is a perfect
tslove at a popular price,
brown, green, and Week, sizes 61 to wie ' 1.00
erit*
Itlitli flue quality lea Gloves, the
best line we (tarry, nevee faile to
give eatiefeotion, soft *Da pliabiel lleA
newest falt thseittere *free 61 se fie istsv
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BM:1TR%5.. OLIH1!O
the New BRA and Weekly Globe with
a pict ure of the Paercieberg battle elf
for $1,65. . Mr and Mrs J. J. Maguire
hive returned from their wedding toar
end Miss Mageire will .hold her poet.
nuptial reception to friends on Wed-
nesday and Thorsdary, Oct, Cane 4; Mr
and Mrs T...J, itleNell also returnee
from their honevnerean trip and are at
their home on Wellington.street. An
exchange tells es thee a chap with a
mathematical head bee flatted out that
22 819,425 apples were hem* - down ltv
the recent wind e in Middleaex and El-
gin counties; there -mut have been
nearly that number alone in Heron,
county as there is such a large quantity
going to waste, tbere being no demand,
S. A. Barber, of 1.4ucknow, has taken a
positioo with the 'electric light plant
here.. J. Rumball has lost his great
hound "Dante by poleon on Monday;
it was a splendid night guardian, for
which he was lately offered a good sum,
and he reasonably feelegrievedoyer his
loss. Exeter was besieged with fakirs
on fair day, there being 751 so it is said;
they had purchased their liberty te
carry .on many nefarious games, and
were in full swing When Constable
Gundry, of Goderkh, to his credlee
politely walked than off the grounds
before they had an opportunity to
cheat the public*. 109th fair Will be
beld on Tuesday and Wedseedae, Oct.
9th and 10th; Seaforth held their an-
nual' 'fair on Thursday and Friday of
this' Week. Th annual ms
l Western exa
The
eictlieef the G. .R. to Detroit, Chicago,
Cleveland, S&c.,v III be CAM On Septem-
ber 27, 243 and 20; tickets ,are valid on
all regular trains and are good to re-
turn until Gabber 15th. , .The pi ite
glass window sills of the steres of W.
D. Fair and jas. Twitchell were re-
paired and renewed. -by T. MeKenele's
men. It is a Vise Dian the madmen
Are following to protect the new
sidetvaiks; a curb is being buitt with
cement and the roadway will be im-
• proved. The boys' brigade mem en
Rattenhhey eteriet will be occupied by
a number of boys for a club: Men; an*
• other squad of bays. wilt also have a
club room over A. MeBrieres harness
shop, The -officee of Macpherson -.8a
Hovey Co, and R. & J. Ransford are
now equipped with a long distance
phone system; these offices have been
eupplied with long distance receiver
and transmitter.. The thermometer
registered 97 degrees on the guars, tide
of the Street ouTuesday. W. Humph -
rye, (bookkeeper. for ' Macpherson &
Hovey Co.,) has been on the sick list
ariNAwA.Ys.—Soverakexciting runa-
ways uccurred on .Monday afternoon,
but hi:welly proved without a mishap
to any one..., The .horse belonging to
W. T. gtocer, took a notion to
take a run, and the owner says he will
pet him up against any. thinv now, bar-
ring a Term Potty. As Eddie Shop
Pad was hitching tip the horse started
and Eddie climbed in the deliyery wag-
gon from behind. The hold backs not
being attalihed made the home frantic,
:and from -its starting place at Simp-
eon's, Ontario street, it went- as far as'
.flohnesville, the brave little fellow
.hanging on,until be finally got control.
It was an act of bravery on his part
and he was highly. coinmended on be-
ing courageous. Another runaway
was that of W. Blaites team frorn the
G. T. R. freight sheds along North St.,
leaving a hay rack • at C. Carter's; the
team Irati idnally stopped at C. Hagar%
MILLINERY OPENiivOs.—Our millin-
ery stores have made great prepare,
tions for their fall openings, and there
are a variety of styles Worn this; season.
Misses Doyle and Isaacs, of the Palace,
bays been most assiduous in making
arrangements for theevent, and Mitts
Stirch and her assistants also Pee t
much eetratitioe to make the initial
opening at Newcombe's an unpi ece-
dented sucCeee. ilodgens Bros.' recep-
tions ere held on Thursday, Friday
and S.rir erday of this week. (Sept, 27-8
9;) Nen cornbe's grand reception begins
WA Thursday, eeeniritt. at. 8 p, ni, with
orchestra and male quartette. and con-
tinues the following days. The ledies
of town and country are • cordially in.
yited to attend these openings, and
view the many aod pretty fah styles
In beadgear. In ctur next issue we will
give more particulars, and descriptions
ofthe coming styles. •
OM LATE JosN Was
.
with eolings•of deep sorrow when the
many friends learned of the death of
Mtn Pinning, which occur red on Sun-
day, .23rd iust., after an illness whicb
confined him to the house for four
months back, although he has beta
boniewhat in ill health for several
years. Death at any time and under
any circumstances is sad and painful
to loved ones, but is doubly so to see a
mare cut down in usefulness, be •
obey ng just reached the age of 47 years
and 10 months. The deceased was of
English birth, being born Nov. 2; 1862,
at teiaddinghein, Lincolnshire, He
catne to Clinton with his father in the
fall of 1868, and here he had resided
hail his death; his father, Johnathan,
having died herein the fall of 1854, and
his mother on October 7, 1890. He was
married to Rebecca Jones, daughter
of the late Win. Jones, ef Stapleton,
;Omit 10 years ago, who survives him,
ate° three small children, two daugh-
ters and a son, and three sisters, Mrs
Cass of Owen Sound, Mrs Metre of
Toronto, said Aire Cass of Bath, N. Y.,
who are reit, to mourn the loss of
the love of a kind brother, husband
and father, He Was brought up in the
Anglican faith, and in po lace on the
Conservative side. The funeral Toes-
ucted by the oteler of
Choiren Friends, of which he was a
member, end the Rev. W. G. Howson.
of Raueoboty street Cluirch, officiated.
Much sympathy is extended to the
bereaved ones in their affliction.
Peterson is still drilling away at the
Collineete Institute for water; about
120 feet have been bored, but no supply
has yet been strifelc. Morrison & Mor-
rell have lately liven kept busy cutting
corn fodder for silos; on Wednesday
they cut six acres for Thos. Gibbings,
and a few days previous 14 acres, or
stout 150 tone, for II. Plumeteel in
Tnceeretnith, W. Cele received word,
the other day by telegram that Fred,
son of Wm. Sperling, tol 'ripply of Clin-
ton, wee lying ill at Mee et Clemens, I
Mich.; the curpert of 1 he seessage-was I
to learn of the whereebouts of his
father, who is a resident Winnipeg.
Jas. Foster, late with Jackson Bros.,
has taken a situation at Brookville.
W.Stubbs, M.P., for Cardwell, ,brother
of Mrs S. Plummer, has been renom-
inated as an Independent Meted. • F.
G. Burgess has annther fine display of
recently finished photos in his witdowt
the splendidly finished and -well-known
fac-simile of *j. Rensfard, the populas.
president, of the bowling -club, oc-
cupies a prominent -place. Part of the,
wail left standing of the burnt Smith
block was torn down last Saturdeye
the severe wind of lest week lead rend-
ered it dangerous. 11. Mennel impound-
ed 41 head of eattle on Th cirsday, morn:
teg; they evidently belong to some
termer near by here. The court -of
revision. for Clinton will, be tepid here
to night _(Friday), Jedne Masson pre-
siding. W. A. Killough bopghtJ. Mc-
Murtay's stable and had it moved to
its new 'quarters on Thursday. Wes. t'
Moore's new house is near completion;
he will move lute it .soon. .11 Youth
tamed Cochrane, of Stapleton, got sev-
erely hurt the ether Clay by a horse
faltiog on him. Edward Carter, se,
William street, was taken oleic on Mon-
day and small hopes are entertained ,
for his recoyeeye Mr Carter is in hie
egee year. • e
. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. — During the
Past few days several bad accidents
haye happened to persons well-known
to nor reader's. On Monday afternoon
Bd. Rowed, baggagernan at the deet
here,met with a serious aecident,Which
nearly coat hire his life. It happened
when Conductor -S. Hann wee eaten
in With his freight trait) from Goderich.
As he Carries no pamengera this teein
Of freight care are run past the depot
to the relate end of the yard without
stopping so as to facilitate matters atel
slave time. While going pot the
freight office Ed, ran out with the En-
ders to make up, handing them to the
brakemen while the train was going
at a good speed. In some unaccount-
able way he wae thrown One *ay and
then soother and falling down was
hurled against the boxing of the
wheel. -Therinjuriet "received were so
eeyeee that he was rendered inaensible
end delirious for a while. Some who
Witnessed the Accident thoughb he was
killed or run over in some way. He
was taken to the medical office of Dee
Gunn &Scott., When considerable injure
lee and bruiees were found about the
head ani face and severe bruises and
laceration of the sleep ireseele in the
region of the left shoulder blade, it
will be several menthe before he will
be able to reauttie Cutlet; ,It Cameron,
of Ilensall, iteupplying for thupresent..
As the Stratford train on Tuesday
morning out tome young fellow at-
tempting to get *board While in mo-
tion Watt riling egainet a Witch and i
nearly *sat tender the Wheel& 'the '
1 trate was brought to a titop and he got
safely on this lime, but someWhet
bruised from the mishap. Moreltee .
Never attempt to hoard * tnoving train. •
&lunette -Ms. -40V, Monday two *eat.
lqads . Of 'cattle hi, R. Watson, for To-
ronto; one of hogs by Cantelon et
Waffle for the Don: one of apples by
D. Cantelon, for Liverpool:
Stoent Nterits.-eMr. Jewett Snell, of
Hayne-Bartoir stock farm, shipped this
week a magnificent young leurbam
boll, lir menthe old, and a prize wine.
nee to Thomas/tele, Leamington, fnt
which he received the sum of $125.emi
Mao shipped to G. Newton, Poutisel
Mich., au aged Leicester ram. arid!. a
pair of aged , ewes,for *high rt •
celyed, nearly $20. These are Mize
ivionere, and are nitendee to,heshown
•at the Illinois State Farr thie "
e have too Many
Cloth Bound !lochs. waut the MOM for new
good*, for some melte oast we have beep sell-
ing toyer*, each duty, but we wenid like to
hurry them along little faster, hence this
advertieensent. We are onvineed that all
that is needed to eel! them, is for the people to
me them, the list is a hinge one, the binding,
paper, style, type aria make of tbe hook as
good as you often ore tusked quarter for and
eometimee more; the price of our nook is fifteen
et93411, cloth hound, retliember, and all alai We
have mild aborgi it. you are a reader let VOI
kindly have the hew of your Mepeotion. /f
YOu don't see the book yon think would interest
you don't buy; nearly two hundred of them are
on display, conrenient for you to ties then] snd
convenient for tie to show them. Its a sure
caged trouble to show Goods". Its eerie
fre to read s good book, good for that tired
feeling. We Wive 'e good bealthy,detere to
have van see these books, if you don't buy We
will bear what you say about them and •by
thet noleaut tern.
The W. D FAIR 00, cunton.
"Often the Cheapest= -Always the Best."
ANNUMMAPARMMO
1114111/11411Alivitteibel64.16% tlf
Seasonable Footwear
At Reasonable Prices
at the Old Reliable
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.. • . • -F0 r000mfultehe retio,rd. ct,f.t.h'e past ,year's busine.ss tbe, t
our efforts, to Supply She pnblis With the verybeat
values in the market have been eminently enc-
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Sattsfied ...
.011reilgtomers„i. ,, Ehge:tatreit:7.12 o!pgo:It becrin.s•toggi7t;
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.Satitsneu Goodg and Meteodeei -
Por the Approaching
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'Yon will find 'oar setioll equalled 'Weir tr,nd ex-
. celled by none., We are Praticsi.rehodioakers
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PA and Winter _ and have made Quality a- first consideration 'as.
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yon mut have good shoeseor the cold and slopp7
. . SiVi011 Weather' ..
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• We want your patronage and the inducement we offer is the best goods
In ibe nitirket,et very olose prices for Cash. It will,pay you to see our atoek
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and get our priosie.
$No trouble to show goods. Goods well bought are half sold. Full etook
iat Granby and Canadian Bobber&
vir. Tasrlor
az Son_
Cask and One Pelee. Eggs taken its Cash:
tInattrance office at the store
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Mirwre ----, -4., ... MAW Rubber Company are
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..- tories in Toronto a
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Ow- and shoes under the
E registered. trade mark, "Special King Quality." The
am.-- shoes are made in almost the same manner and of the
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dm- same sort of crude.rubber as those manufactured by" the
EE40.- best companies in the old time, when rubber flhoes gave
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= how to make as good goods as have ever been produced.
Compound
lfr. , The "Special King Quality" rubber is the result,
of a demand from the eople of Canada for rubber shoes
1 rip---: that are made from rubber,—that will wear as they 'did
E before manufacturers learned how to adulterate rubber
4110••• and the compound in the "Special King Quality" rub.
Ell"- berg is U.; enty five per cent purer than is used. in the
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A. long standing defect is the wear of rubbers has
been their breaking open lengthwise along the edge of =
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the cloth stay running around the shoe near the sole.
This cloth stay., called is a rubber -coated
fabric and is applied between the lining and the rubber —40,
upper of the shoe, extending down under the sole, to
glye streng‘h and. protection against the severe wear
given at that point. This piping was most serviceable 4
• for these purposes,but had a tendency to cause the vpper
of the shoe to crack along the edge of the Piping, thus =4,4
rendering the shoe worthless.
The next resort in xnanufacture was to omit the Prtr woef
ing. This shifted the trouble or cracking to the joining
of the Sole and the upper. ,
Since then it has been a problem 'to find a stay which
would give the necessary wear at this point.
The problem has been solved, and can be obtained
by using the Zig-Zig Piping controlled in "Special
King Quante' Rubbers.
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The Zig-Zag edge being cut in a saw -tooth pattern a
and on the biasj distributes the strain over a "misty of
projections in which no straight line occurs, thus render-
ing it impossible for the rubber to crack.
The value of Zig-Zag Piping has been fully. demon-
strated and proven beyond a doubt during several years' ",..:1;
raetioal test
THE "LION" BRAND
The above brand represents a line of
Boys clothing, manufactured by ourselves.
They 00111t3 to you direet from the manufae.
turer with no nuddlernan's profit to pay.
'They emu) to you with some style and make and totally -differ-
• ettt from eheap machine goods. You can buy the suit complete
—or if you only want the coat and pants leave out the vest—or 4
if you want only the coat leave out the pants and vest—the price
for coat and. pants is only $2.60 in the medium sizes and we are .4
quite tate in saying that they are the cheapest goods in Canada 4
• made from all wool blue serges and Iiialifax tweeds, solidly naade
E and well lined. The prides for the oda pants are 500, 60o and 75c. It stands to reason, that being manufacturers:we -40
can save all buyers one or two profits,
JACICSON EROS,E
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