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Our Speeiai fir This
week
sets to anneunee THE DISSOLUTION --
mutual consent of the Pe tnership-
-- idarlaad Brox, which hoe existed -.-
•-for the pmt 44 years. W. S.Harland-
-retiree and the business will be coo---
--•.duetted byJ. T. Harland. We also
•-wish to ank all tor their liberal pat—
•,-*-1-01s144f0 in the peek and hope for its cone -
=-tlnuafee.
Look next week for our Special Advt. A lot of
odds and ends to go cheap.
Our Store closes at tilt Silvery Evening except WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS and evenings. befog e holidays. We have
au Order Ben on our hardware store door for orders for ass.•
line, coal oil, ate. And also orders for the new firm of Byam.
&Sutter. All such orders will be promptly attended to.
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STOVES and HARDWARE
i
Good
Intentions
Come only out of the head. GOOD SHOES come
only out of a good store.
Goad Shoes and
WE •D'sell Good Shoes
only and at reasonable prices.
WE STUDYnery rbnsay iness:
evdof
the week. We, are doing and
always will do our level best to
please you,
WE DEAL Fairly a n d
f T i DEAL squarely give
everyone the same prices and
stand back of every pair we
sell:, ,
NEXT TIME yon need
a pair of
shoes get acquainted with this
store's merchandise.
Repairartmeiyt
De p
n full swing—Try us.
FRED.. JACKSON
:S ,...ecial Shoe Pelee .
During the next,montb, almost every family in the town ;,and
country will be needing some new shoes. It may be fine shoes or coar-
se shoes, large shoes or small shoes, one pair or a dozen but no matter
what your needs you will Audit has paid you well if you investigate
our special offerings during the next few weeks. •
ALSO A NUMBER_ .OF CLEARING LINES,
AT WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES.
Don't miss these
Misses heavy school r; hoes,'sizep11 to 2. Worth almost double this
price • To clear. , • .. 09c
Woman's fine Dongola Kid .shoes, All new Styles. Odd lines and
broken sizes; Regular $2.25 to $2.75 To clear choice ... .1,98
Boys Fine Shoes—Sizes 11,12,13, Several broken lines worth up
to $1.35 To clear • 9
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Also dozens of other clearing lines at wonderfully low prices.
VerySpecial fail to get a pair of our lien a Box Calf:.
Shoes $2.50 shoe for. , . • . $1.98
Rugs:—Some special" offerings in Rugs and Linoleuins, for next
week.•
SMALL
PROFITS
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WALL PAPER
STOCK
Ia *collection of newne sad re-
f incmant. 204 extensive vaziety
starpaasingly, flue in go consplote-
Besa<. Every practical and merit»
orioue sorb 0144 iha extent OM'S
inviting field fon selectien. Dg*
eorative exceNence Is its feature
'and it_has the additiionai -charm
of perfectly proper prices. If lit'
'Wrested come and see and tell us
if. We have . not 'gathered wisaly
and well.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Mr. Bert Langford took a, party; to
Kincardine' in his fine touring car
cal Sunday last.
Mrs; T, Jackson, Jr.. returned on Siad-
urday from a week's visit .with
Toronto friends.
Mr's, 'Kitty of Hillsgreen was the
guest of • Mrs, G. • Kilty and other
friends in town .last week.
Miss Pearl O'Neil left on. Monday for
Moosejaw, Sask., where she will
keep house for her brother Claosen.
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Stcvenaan • are
completing preparations formoving
and will leave next, week for New-
market.' •
]Firs.' Edinestton of Winnipeg is at pre-
sent visiting in town, the guest of
Mrs. Ws. Cook, tfrs. H. W. Cook
and other friends.
M s, George Trewhiil and Miss Ina
returned home last sleek from a few
weeks' visit rwibh her daughter, Mrs.
Ingles of Dundas,.
Mise Annie. Hailes left on Monday
morning for •the west, where she
Will join het father who went . out
several weeks ago.
Miss Anna.May Robinson in at pres-
ene 'spending a vacation at her
home in town, that of Mi:. and
Mrs, 'Wm. siwpson:
Mr. George Sage. and Miss: Gertie
-Sage ' returned to London on trues -
4a3, after a pleasant week's vent
with ..old friends in Clinton.
•Miss Jessie Ford ie in Exeter this
week attending the Branch meeting
of the W.M.S. of London Confer-
ence as a delegate from :Wesley, 2sux-
tl'iary. •
•
Mrs. W.. J. H'olanos has been in Sea-
forth for a •week or more in 'attend -
mice on her mother, the late . Mrs.
!McGaw, whose funeral takes i lace
tomorrow. JI
Miss Irene Brooks' and little Master
Harry of 1VIitchell have been the
guests of their grandparents, Mr.'
and Mrs: William; Cantelo:l, the
past few days.
Mt. John 11. Cantelon of the'Molsons
bank •staff; 'Toronto, is spending a
fortnight's holiday at his :home in
town: John looks as :if Me in the
city agreed with him all right'.
Mr: • and 'Mrs. • David Alexander, from
the State of Minnesota, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs: R. James Miller
Una) week. Forty years. age. they
resided in the township. of McKillop.
Mrs. Byam arrived frau Stratford.
last week to join her husband of
the firm- &f . Byani et Sutter. They
are now located in the McCorvie
cottage on Ratbenbury:street east..
On •tiehalf'• of our citizens" The N'ewa-
Record extends to them' a cordial
welcome.
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-AV CHINA.
CLOSET I.
or dresser bought
for ri sp
otcash";..y,riro
m our
presents
ent
stook makes what you see ,elsewhere, look like thirty
cents. It's barSa1nsgslore we're
offering u
st now
in
our entire furniture stook.
l Ther cheapest spot In lluron County to buy alt kinds of furniture.
RN.1 emit Awn Item` 3331e.de Ts r XRIDOWORInt•
10 has
' wl
J � ie Ta
Ior,
Miss ern Tayfor,
just recovered from a 'severe, attack
of pn;eumenia, has returned lion.°
from London.. She was , accompan-
ied by her nieces, . the little twin
daughters: of'Mr. and Mrs: W. N.
Manning, The little girls : were
also very ill ,for a time but ,are now
fully recovered. '
Mr. Andrew Porter of. Goderich, a
former well-knoain citizen of Clinton,'
has entered u
hisn-
duties as on
p
ager of the Sterling bank branch at
not
porter is
n� nn Mr.
Dungannon. o
n.
'without experieace in banking and
is a Man of exeeleaai' business ab-
ility. Tats Clinton friends will •be.
pleased to hear. of ' hiss continued
• success.
f
The- PolIo+wfng is fmztir the-Seaforbh
Expositor; and refers to the pur
chasen of Mr. Saunder's blacksmith-
ing busineat Mr, Relit, Jones, who
has been employed , in Devereux's
blaaksn i-ehing establishment for a
number of years, has purchased a
business in Clinton.
Mr.
Jones
is
ie and a
genial,
act excellent mechanic g >
obliging man, and while
we re-
er we
fart
Sea
v 1 frrnn, ,
s e'rb a
ret 3 r o
g is
can heartily recommend him to the
vicinity."
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t"1'ntb and
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Miss Florence Cuniegha,nte returned
last week from a pleasant visit in
of Clinton
u dt`
Toronto. Such a n tivb.
. people are now .in Toronto that it
v
is said that a native of the town
feels alnnoat as much at hotme there
as in the "flub of Heron," On
Mins Cun
i lyi �
v rii wh sh
the, Sunday e e n1t
irigliw io • .spent blieire she abtdnded
rwest
c oro B
las w
Trinity h 1>,
ret.
entice in T �
y
and in going out after the service
'she. »xHt zea fewer thaat
nevem Clinton
girls, AnMiMter Clinton ginl is eon-
teutpleenng ' taking up her abode
there in the vasty near future, " for
whotn rumour nays a cosy bone is
oven now being prepared.
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LADIES' SPRING COATS
GREATLY REDUCER
Clean Sweep on Saturday
AATE7are cleaning out the balance of our Spring Coals Saturday at prices unheard of. This
isithe season of the year you need a light wrap: ' In fact a spring coat is a necessity all
the year round. Saturday we make .a complete sweep of our entire stock. Come to this
store if you are in need of a spring coat at a great saving.
$10 SPRING COATS • .• $51
20 Ladies' Spring Coats in fawns and black, box cloth and whip-
cord, short and long lengths, 'all sizes. Reg. $10, sale price *a
*12 SPRING. COATS
57.50.
Ladies' Spring Ooats made of best quality whipcord . and line
broad -cloths, full length, close fittiug, all size, Reg $12, 1117.150,
750 and gt Lawn Waists,
35c,
18 only white Lawn and .Mull
Waists trimmed with embroid-
ery and lace, These are slightly
soiled and mussed. Reg, •75c and
• $1 waists, Saturday your choice
35c.
12i & 150 Embroidery 9c
300 yds White.Lawn Embroid-
ery, two to seven inches wide, ••
dainty designs, fine duality. Reg
12ee and 15e, Sale price, 9c
Prints Bo per yd.
a einhl
splendid pieces
quit• Print.
inches wide in,light and dark
colors, Sale price. .,.,......,.,8g
Mhillery
Flowers.
75 bunches of Flowers, assort-
ed blooms. Reg. 75c to $1,25,
your choice at...,...,,.25c each.
Millinery Flowers.
50 bunches of Flowers, assort-
ed blooms and colors, epays. etc
Reg. $L50 to $2.50, choice dur: c
sale ................. .
50c Divas Goods, 25c.
10. pieces Dress Goods in black
serge, Roxina lustre and fancy
tweed. About 100 yards in the
lot, Reg. 50c,'- Saturday sale
price 250. •
Straw Shapes.
About 30 Straw hats in white.
and colored straws, new shapes
and styles.. Reg $1.25 up to
$2.50, choice ....... . ....50c
Samples of_Whitewear.
A traveller's sample set of
white Cambric and Lawn ap-
rons, skirts and waists, all mar-
ked down to less than wholesale,
Two Pair Ladies' Cotton
Hose for 25c.•
Ladies black cotton $ase, sixes.
8, 8t, 9, 9e and 10, guaranteed fast
dolor. the kind you . usually par/
20c for, Saturday specially priced
2 pair for 25c.
Muslins 15c,
20 pieces Muslin Dress,goods.
no two alike, dainty deslgne nd
colorings. Reg. 25c and .
Sale price ..,:..... •...,....15c.
- - AT THE MEN'S STORE
early lVtade Cloflilng Ordered Cloflilngf
Fuirnislnngs �
NEW SPRING READY-MADE CLOTHING
The New Spring Ready -Made Clothing for men and
boys are now:in stock and they comprise the very latest
styles,' workmanship and wearing qualities, and obtainable
at prices that bear the closest scrutiny. Shrewd, buyers
tell us.that we sell the cheapest in town.
•
Remember, we give you The NEW SPRING SUITINGfare ere
5 percent. Ofd' The New Spring importations of suitingis; pantings and
coatings are now in stock waiting your inspection. We
for spot cash on all ordered
or ready -mane clothing. out better ordered clothing than ever. • We guarantee St, •
use nothing but the very best of linings and we are turning.
style and workmanship.
BUTTER AND ..EGGS ..TAKEN AS CASH.
s
Pelt -Aerials.
Miss •May, Forbes visited friends in
.Seafonth and Mitchell. last • week.
Miss Carmichael of Dublin was the
guest of het aunt, Mrs. Jas. Ma-'
hafCy, . on Saturday last.
Misses Dolly Cooper and Hannah Hare
risen were in S,eaforth on Saturday
la t combiniirg: business'wife pleas
ure.
Mrs. (Rev.) Cosens attended the W,
M. S. ' Branch meeting in Exeter
this week as a delegate from• On-
tario. street Auxiliary.
Mrs. Stevenson of Coaslance wan the
i ses
fiheMs
v
guest : over of •ght o
her wayto Ex -
Rudd on Monday
4 y on
eter where she attended the W. M.
S. arena meeting. '
Mrs. Pridham of • Toronto has . been
thei guest during the past . week of
her sister,. Mrs. Arthur Cook. Mre.
Pr dliaan visited Goderich Wendel
•before conning to Clinton.
Rove. 3.. E. Ford and T. W. Cosens,
pastors of the • local Methodist chur-
ches, ches, with a lay delegate front each
congregation are in_ Goderich - all•:
:tending the District meeting in
session today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Deakins and little son Reginald,
wife and son of Rev. Mr. Jeakins,
the new rector of St. Paul's ar-
rived rived 'from.. London y sterda y and
will ere long • be, comfortably , set-
tled in ` the rectory, which bas
locked lonely since being vacated by
Rev. Mr. Guano and family.
Dr. Wt. J. it b'crwler• accomeanied
by his daughter, Miss i'ree ia, Tor-
onto, arrived in tows vs.sterday,
The
e Dr.
. is a
P
r fessor in h
e V
e
t-
exinary branch ofTaxontc,utVer..
•
sity and the long vaeation +ing
now on, he is baking up operating
work for whish purpose be went
to ftensall • this tnoxning. ' His
duties in this capacity take him
to yells°n netts of the " orovince.
p
Mr. D. A. McClure. who has been on
the Molsons •R'ank stef# hese for
' sane time, . for *the past six
months as teller, has been trans-
ferred to the Catharines nes street
branch, Montreal. ,His successor
he
� t
sMr. J.Davis,lb o
i W. L i a
Zurich branph• Mr. McClure was
well likedhf the 0.'Voting people oP
le of
the town besides being popular with
the patrons of the hank and his
,departure is atuatbor for fcgtt h, but
he is followed by the good wishes
of his Clinton Wends.
ADDITIONAL I.UCAI NES1': The News From 14onaesbo111
MOVINGS, Miss I'almatierandMiss Mooney of
Mr, Aex. Gc�rsleigh :Iles tented the Blyth spent Sunday with their fxienri,
Mcfrien cottage on Kirk stret. The, Miss A. Bel •
l •
Mr: Fer uson and .Miss Z. Vl'frrilefamily• have• been living on . Willie gy
street since .•their arrivalin Clinon. of •Gotrie spent Sunday ab the let=lash fall. Mr, Gersleigh, who is a ter's home here•Mr; Geo. Brogden sppent Tuesday
with Clinton friends. •
son-in-law of Mr.' :W. h. 'Watts, is a
member of the staff of the piano and,
otgan factory. -Mr. Harry Barbliff has
rented: the place on. Mill street which
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan .Stevenson have
occupied for several years.-Rev.:Mr.
Wylie:'s family . leave Scotland ' next
week and on their arrival hdxe will
take up their abode in the cottage
to
be vacated by Mr: and Mrs,: Bartliff.
LOOKS- LIKE A SWINDLE.
• A i'ew weeks since. Mr. Sawn Booth
of Brandon, sonein-law of Mrs. Kerr,
Victoria St., moved to Toronto, and
invested a •goggle of thousand dol
lars in a concern known, as the Can»
adieu Wive Screen Manufacturing Ob.
it was subsequently se learned that sev-
eralI b quent ly
others had also invested &miler.
same company,
amounts to the and
the circuanstances. 'being • susplcious,.
infornal on was laid against two men
nautili Batman dnd Fushner, the pro -
meters of the coany, on the ground
of obtaining money under false pre-
tense.
tense.The even have been. arrested,
but are out on ,$8000 bail each, pen
ding trial. 'For the sake of Mr,
Booth, arid the others, it is hoped
tliamatter may turn out all right.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE..
A
n ex_chenge
says Running
a
news-
paper is Iust like 'running a
hotel only a little bill dl event
When a than goes into a hotel and
finds something on the table which
he doer tot like he does not
-albs hades With the landlord
and tell him . to stop his old
hotel. Well hardly. Ho sets that
dish to. one side andwadesto s)
in
th
many dishes that suit hint. It is
different nt w
ith some newspaper ap
e
xrea
d
ers.
They find an article occasionally
that, does not suit thein exactly and
without stopping to think it may
please hundreds of other readers, make
the tell .fah
e
and a grand stand play
for how a newspaPtr should be run
and what should be, nut in it. But
such people are becoming fewer every
year.
Dr. Allieen hed a short •vent paid
hini`on Monday by two of his . els-
ters who are hoarse from the wine.
During last week the boys gos tr"-
gather on the • ball grounds and had
several good practice .games. All
being good = is expected
well a g g awns
on Friday night 'between the single
and the married men. •
Mrs. 'John . Tamblyn attended . the
W.M.S. Branch meeting held at Exet-
er this week;
The order of events for the 24tle
as proposed ' recently is as follows
Afternoon a baseball • ¢naisc-1e
betwben the • Married and siztgle
men ;: Evening, . • EF 'or'tf ` League, '
concert • "Spinsters Convention."
On May 24th the W-othams'e In
tete will have a bee cleaning
cemetery. '?l. pressing ia'v'ita
given • by them to • all who
friends buried ' there te.• e
assist in the good work
Rev. Mr. O
nterhou was
as in Goder
uch Wednesday and T�ureday, ef thit.
''week attending the istrict meeting.
On Sunda ' eveninlast Rev.
1. Ostorhut r achsdavexy lush-uq•
live and .appealing sermon, to about-
seventy-five members of the Damian.-
'Order of Foresters. '
r -A nun>fber i7
neighboring. ledges: were present:. "•
Hullett Township.
While '•engaged rolling with a young
team a few days ago Mr. Wer,.. Tay-
lor had the misforthrle to have a
runaway and as a result. bad his leg
broken sin two places. His .'many
friends hope fora speedy recovery;.
Miss Bell Sundercack still continues
in very poor health.
McKillop Township
A •memorial • service for • the late
Dr. Samuel Hackwell took place at
afternoon
a
Bethel church on Sabbath
Crowde
was
church' d•.
The little
last. T'h xtt
.er
Mr. and Mrs.Emerson Fulton inn telt
for -Winnipeg on Wednesday,
r Mr. David Boyd is 'delegate from
Walton oircuit to the Methodist Dis-
trict meeting""held in Goderich' on
Wednesday and ' Thursday cf this
week,
Mr. •Thomas Brown, the popular
auetione'er, has embarked in the hay
'business and has pressed nearly 600
'bales' Lor Mr. David McCitteheen.
Mr, 13. Fart -is again on the
i.
pectin aaxt for rounds co
g ex►,.
ter fact
Witt -
three) but factory.
Alex. Munn was down ab Exebor
and p'rancistown ott business on
Monday last.
J
EastWawanbsh N'
The *Ingham Well drillers werei,
kt•
tb<s vicinity last week
ea.
well for , Mr. Wallace , ,in , efl d.
found an abundant supply ,of water est
116 feet. •
Mr. J; C.: Stoltz is at present
busy preparing o gr
sued
e -
planter. Experience-edied study has:
shown Mr. Stoltz how to grew Cox'1ru
to the best advahtage for silo new
and he es new considered one of trio
be cern o rn
growers in the. township.
Stanley Johnston of Morris epee*
Sunday under the parental roof''.
Miss D. Symington t
ofCal true whs,
th • guest ef Miss Maggie Xing
net
Sunday lasts. • -
Mr. Wet, Weber was in Mullett last+
week repairing the foundation for
.1. raitY Ar s
Mr,(# g 'hew barn , yphia'l1
will be befit shortly.
We are sorry: to report that Ms
John Deer, who had. to undergo aAi . °`"
opetetion some who,
ago, is not in'r-
proving ao fast as his frends w
oul
l
like to
set and will go to Stratfoidi
this week to consult a physician
there.
Mrs. George Cowan is still very illi
but e boo she ill
b t . w op w soon be a:o�ti,tira'!-
eseent.
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Clinton vs• Stratford Baseball(
Match itk elution May 24th..