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TWO DOLLAR SHOES
FOR LADIES'
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Fred. Jackson's
We have just received a new range of fine shoes for Ladies
which are the best value we ever offered.
They are made of achniee > election of Dongola Kid Blocker
pattern, as nice looking as many higher priced shoee. •
We back them up and guarantee Satisfactory wear.
It will be our pleasure to have you examine there whether you
wish to buy or not.
Repairs While You, Wait.
ir FRED. ,JACKSON
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Traveller's Sample 1
tO.V-MIZ,00ATSI.
IIn Hen's and Bays' At Less Than •
Manufacture's Prices.,
A few days ago wewere fortunate enough to secure first
choosing from all the Sample Overcoats of one of Canada's Lar-
gest !Manufacturers at ridiculously low price and rather than
carry them over for another season we will place the entire Iot
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on Sale commencing Saturday at such wonderfully low prices
that a few days must Fee a general clear up of every coat
Remember - This is not a clearing out of undesirable gar-
ments but a genuine Sacrifice Sale of up-to-the•minute•goods.
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Don't fail to see these coats if you need one for the balance
of this winter or are going to need one for next.
SMALL
PROFITS
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As We ate removing fromaur pPeS..
ent premises we must reduce our stook
and to do so we have cut the prices.
Here are a few of the bargains . for our
customers
Ladies' Kid Blucher, regular -$3. 0 o
Sale price ... ,..... ... .,. L.4ee
Ladies' Kid Bluchers, regular $1.75
and $2. Sale price I et
MISSES
Misses Kid Bluchers, re t lar $2.00
Sale price • 69.
Misses Chocolate Bluchers regular I O (1
1.75. Sale price a
Childs' Box Calf and Kid Bluchers, •
r'gular $l..35 and 51.50; Sale price.... I,. 19
Childs' Kid Bluchers, regular $1
and $1.10. Sale price, . . , 75e and ` .9 0,
nTlfl r,1 ,t,0
Men's Rubbers :85
Ladies' Rubbers ,.50
:Misses Storni Rubbers.45
MENS
Men's Patent Blucher,' regular $4 3 n
and $4'.50. Sale price... ,
Men's heavy winter calf, tan and /1 OK
black. regular $5. Sale price `
Men's Velour calf, regular 53.50 and n
$1. ,'rale price .0 0
Men's Box Calf, regular $2,50. Sale 190
price ............ ..:..
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J. B Hoover
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Nelson Ball
Our
Furnit ore
Sale
Affords an opportunity for the thrifty to refurnish the whole or any
part of the house at a splendid saving, not made at the expense of
quality.
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1 For Parlor, Dining, Bed Room or kitchen, s
1 ''`here are complete outfits and single pieces that are marvels of filrni
• tore excellence and aCorson ly, Better see theta.'
The cheapest spot In Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture. 2
1 Hoover & Bali1 .
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IS PREPARED TO
MEET AND SATISFY
EVERY REASONABLE
DEi IAND OF ITS
PATRONS CONSIS.
TENT WITH GOOD
BUSINESS IN
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WALL PAPER 1
Often Cheapest -- Always the Best
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Hiss Grace Cluff visited in Godarich
last week, the gu,xt of Miss Flo
Mallows.
Igiss Baker of Fullerton has been a,
visitor the past week cf Rev.. J.
Greens and Miss Beatrice:
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cluff visited on
Sunday -with. Mr. and Mrs. John
Cluff of the Bayfield Lino..
Mrs. C. J. Wallis attendfd the funeral
of her uncle, the late John Salkeld
of Goderich, on Saturday last.
Mrs J. 13. Morrison of Langside is
visiting in town with her parents,
Mr. and Mea. Thomas Hessian.
Mrs, Jas. McLean . of Pilot Mound,
''Mian,, was the guest of Mrs. Brown-,
lea, Albert street, last week.
Mrs.. R. J. Young and fancily of Lon
desboro were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ,W]19, ilicIntvea on Monday.
Mi.i. Cunningham of Toronto. has been
the guest of he: parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ila3sian, the past
week.
Miss L. Gibbings has beau the guest
of frit, els ]•n Seaforth the past week.
Mr, 5, C. Rathwell was in. Toronto
last week. •
Miss Sipes will have charge of Ir•win's
millinery department again this
n..ason, Miss .hill of Galt will be
her assistant. •
Miss L. E. Spark 'returned to town
last week and will again lavc charge
• of Couch & 'Co's millinery, Miss.
Campbell .of Walkerton Will assist
her..
Mr. E. Ball spent Saturday and . Sun-
day in 'Toronto with his . son, Roy,
• student at the University, and also
in. visiting 'bier relative;, and
friends in the ei3'y.'.
M:r.• Fred. Salkeld of I ockingville,
Sask., visited his relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Wallis, of town
and Mr. 'Phomas` Jenkins of Wood -
:lands Fart., Huron • Road, the paste
w.esc.
Mr. and Mrs. P.. Cantu'.oa, Mr. D.
Cantelon, Mei. Wrn. Cook and, • Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Cook atteeided the
funeral of their cousin, the- ,late
Mrrs. • Pickard, at Holmesville on
Tuesday.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Sharp and :cbildron
of the vicinity . of Sharp.
• Sask.,-• wbo have been visiting the
relatives of the former in , Stanley
during the past three mouths, sprint
a few days the guests. of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I?, Cantelon and other Clin-
ton friends this week.
Mrs. U. C. Rance returned on Friday
from . Toronto where she had been
for a fortnight with her son Clar-
ence, who has been suffering from
an attack of scarlet fever. The Tats-
teie is • still in, Cottage hospital, but
isr doing nicely and it is expected
will soon .be able to' r”sunne • his
• studies, •. •
Mr.: Fred. Middleton, one of..the'pop-
ular' young men of Gedcrrich town-
. e' -rip, and son of Seuire John 'Middle
• ton, has been spending a few days
with his sister, Miss Myna, in Tor=
onto. Tho city is an attractive
place, but it is said there are other
places just as attractive for our
young friend.
Mr, C. J. 'Wallis shipped a carload
of horses to the west on Saturday
and on Tuesday followed them, up.
He will probably find Pttlo difficul-
ty in scouring a ready market for
than. The genial Charlie will be
gone some time as he has arranged
.for another bunch of horses to be
shipped later. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner of Bruce -
field rr:;iirned on, Saturday front a
throe -months business -trip to Eng-
land. Socially they had a vary
pleasant time and enjoyed bheinsolves
inuitensely, but are clad to get back
to . the land of the Maple Leaf once
more. Frons a business standpoint
the trip was' all that Mr. Turner
anticipated for be succeeded in in -
Westing
ntct'osting. to a still greater extent
British capitalists in Canadian In-
dustriee.
Dr. MaeCallum, who is in London,
England, taking a Bourse in the
hospitals there, writes that he and
Mrs. MaCCallten are' enjoying their
sojourn and that he is also enjoying
his work. Theo are a number' of
Canadian doctors at, present taking
up this special work. At time of
writing a period of foggy weather
was following a month of rain and
often the lights have to be turned
on all afternoon just as at night.
The Doctor concludes by saying,
"I ready don't know but that in
the end I prefer snow dints."
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March 9t11. 1911
SPRING
HITEWEAR.
AT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PRICES
Owing to these goods being bought months before we ever
thought of going out of business we were unable to cancel
them and goods were passed into stock this week and all go at
sale prices.-- .White Gowns, Skirts, Waists, Corset Covers,
Drawers, etc, Come early and get first choice, they won't last
long.
Many were turned away last Saturday.
ng. 1 could notThis
we simply y control, but we havemade
greater preparation for handling our patrons in fut-
ure. Don't think for a moment that all the bar-
gains are gone. It takes a whole lot of selling and
weeks to do it in, to dispose of a stock as large as
g
ours, Thousands of bargains are here
be until the still and � will
sale is over. Here are just a few of the
many
STAPLES
10c prints for
8c toweling
10e rr•
12ee "
15e • 1'
10c shirting
12ec "
15c
190 ..
124c sat teens
15e ri
20e r..
25e • "
10e .cottons
12 -ie
15e
,.
8c
10c
Oc
8c
10a
12c
8c
10c
12c
14c
• l0c
12c
17c
19c
80.
10e
12c
20e 17c
`.Cie Ticking 10c
Se flannelette Cie
10e " ori
100
10e
30c
300
32c
12ic ..
25e flannels
40e
50c
00c
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DRESS GOODS
Thousands of yards of Dress
Goods in all the new and popular
weaves reduced as follows :
25e
50c.
05e
75c
85c
dress goods 19c
.. ' 39e
rr
4ec
59c'
67c
79e
08e
$1.22
.r
$1.00 .r
$1.25' ..
$1.50
HOSIERY & GLOVES UNDERWEAR
25c Hosiery, for 19c 25e Underwear 19c
35c " 29e 85e
500 " r 39c ' 590
25c Gloves for 19c 75e
50c 39c $1.00.
75c ''59c 1.25
$1,00 79c 1.50
125 '' - 98c
1.50 $1.22
" 29c •
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CORSETS
50c Corsets for,39e
75c• '•590
$1.00 " 79c
. 125 " 08c
1.50 " '$1,22 '
2,00 1.02
39e
59e
79c
98c
$1,22
. PARASOLS
50e Parasols • 39c
75e 59c
$1.00
1.25
1.50
2.00
3.00
79c
08c
rr-ffi1.222 ,
" 1.02
2,25
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12 2c and 15c DRES .0ING1-1A IS CLEARING PRICE 9c YARD
. CARPETS
50c Tap. carpets 39c
60e 42c
75e " 59c
85e ,, 69c
$1,00 Brussels carpet 79e
1.25 98e
1.35 -" $1,05
1.50 1.22
75e Wool carpets 59e
90e " 69c
$1,10 • 79e
25e Jap matting 19c
124c " 10c
ALL CLASSES OF LADIES' AND MEN'S
RUGS LACE CURTAINS
$11 50 Tap, rugs `$ 8.50
15 00 • 11 2.5
16.50 " 12.50
18.00 " 1500
20,00 Brussels rugs 15.50
22.50 " - 17.00
25.00 10.00
30.00 Axminster 24.00
LINOLEUCIS
4 yd wide linoleurns 1.80
4`/ 2,20
240e
50c Lace Curtains 39e
75e .e . :.59e
$1.00 " 79c
1;25 .e 98e
1.50 " $122
1.75 .. 1,32
2 00 " 1.62
2 25 ': 1.78
250 " 1.98
2.75 2.23
3 00 . 2.48
3 25 r. 2.75
3.50
4.W . �' 3,23
FURS SELLING AT• COST AND LESS.
en's Fur Chats,
nd Bops Reader Made
Suits
Now is the time to buy a Fur Coat, a New Spring •Suit or a
suit for the boy. During this sale we have marked down the
price
of Clothing, Fur Coats and Men's Hats to cost and less.
Positively no reserve, come in while the choice is complete,
. CIEN'S FUR COATS MEN'S SUITS
Men's Coon, Calf, bog, (Gallo
way. Lamb and Clipped Wombat
Coats, all marked down for quick
selling. It will pay yon well to
look these over. If you are in-
tending to buy one next year,
now is the time to 'save Money. el
We have marked down all
Men's Suits and Overcoats to
selling out prices. We have on-
ly been carrying Ready Made
Clothing for a short time and alt
are practically uew, Space will
not permit us to quote prices but
an inspection will convince you
of their value.
BOYS SUITS
Bove two and three piece
suits in worsted and tweed, rev-
eral styles to choose from, mark-
ed down to prices that should
clear then, out quickly so don't
bo too late in coming for these.
MEN'S HATS.
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Mons hard and soft hats in
black, brown and grey, marked
down to the following prices :
• 52.50 mens hats $1.50
2.00 125
1.50 " 1,00
1,00 " .75
OAZZAA MOWN
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