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Our Specials fot Saturday
and the Following Week
• GASOLINE, STOVES
2 ONLY 3 BURNER eg $6,00 for 45.25
• 2 ONLY. 2 BURNER... a reg $4.00 for $3.50
1 ONLY 3 BURNER SECOND HAND reg $6 00 only used
feW timee ..$3 50
1 ONLY 3 BURNER SECOND HAND reg el).00 for $4.00
FOR AN EXTRA SPECIAL.
• 6 ONLY U.ANJ SAWS GOOD VALUE reg $1.50 fnr 08e
6301lfear LONQ HANDLE ROUND POINT snovors
tilt (Socket) . . . . . .. ......reg $54 for Me
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• STOVES, and HARDWARE
The Shoe Store for
Everybody
•. WOMEN
Of critical tastes in dress, be it ultra or most con-
servative Will instantly recognize the attractive feat.
ures of this Store's Latest Styles. Shoes and Oxford
ail.25 to $5.50.
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)3e they ever so particular about their attire, will
find the selection of Spring and Summer Shoes ex-
ceptionally easy at This Great Shoe Store. Shoes.
and Oxfords $3.00 to $5.00: . •
CHILDREN
Ot today are as particular concerning their shoes,
as their parents are. We recognize this fact and
therefore shows Best in Ohildrens Shoes. Child -
rens Shoes and Oxfords 75. to 51.35 •
Not High Price
Not Low Price
Just honestly priced. A pro.
fit for us and if you want the
goods an advantage to you'
This refers to our stock of
Hammocks
Few things so •cove and
comfortable as a liammock
Good to read, rebt and sleep
in. .
•••• FAIR CO.
•Often Cheapest - Always the Best
Specials IbrFr.Idk.
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and Saturday
•I About 100 Men's and Boys Tweed Caps. •Some are broken: lines and
. Men's. and Boys Caps
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• odd sizes and sonneare Travellers samples but all are worth from 50c
•to 65c Choice Friday and Saturday 29e,•
Virnite Lawn 'Waists at 39c
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• Dont miss this chance to secure a nice 'Lawn Waist at about half
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pnce, Friday and Saturday 65c Waists 39c. • . •
A .Big Snap in. Mosquito Netti•ng
Hundreds .of yerds to go Friday and Saturday at less than half price
'To clear only 3e a yard. ••••
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN.
BOOTS, SHOES, and CLOTHING
SMALL
PWMSTEEL
BROS MORE
PROFITS
BUSINESS
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J.B.Hoover • Nelson Ball
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•DOLLAR DOWN I
is often an illu.ra- I
ination as big as ;
the sun. •There's I
no place in town I
where "money!
down" goes furth-
er than . it, does
A CHINA • CLOSET 1
or dresser bought tor "spot cash"from our present 1
stock makes what you see elsewhere, to like thirty
cents. It's bargains galore we're offering just now in i
I our entire furniture stock.
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,1 sme eheepeet spot In Huron COOnty to buy all kinds tif fernitere.
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Miss Annie • McCorvie , in spending
MAO time with Hamilton friends.
Miss. Hill of ervvin's millinery staff
lefif for her home in Galt ties'
Mr. vkari'd Mrs, Roderus of Wingheen
visited Mr. and Mrs. John. Hartley
On Thursday.
Miss Rumbale of Flint, Mich., is the
• gitlieet of her "auette, • tee • Misses
O Rudd of town, • •
Mrs, W. Cook was a visita fur
few days,laat week with
Godericha,
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township friends. "
Mr. Will. May or Stevenville, Maar
• tana, 0 is visiting friends and relat-
ives in the vibinity,
Miss Baker and Miss IlatIXe Baker
of Fullerton attended the Jenkies—
Reed wedding ye,sterday.
Me. and •Mrs. Hanna nf Milvalton
were gueses of their danghair, Miss
S. S. Cooper, over the week •end.
kiss Ida Walkieshew eat on Tues-
day for High Rives, Alta., where
she . -wile visit frienda her. ' a few
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enanths. • e.
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Mr. Will. Harland Is in Toeente ties
• . week attending. the 0. 0, F. High
• Coutt. •the zepieseetative • of
Court Maple Leaf. . •
Mr. and Mrs. • John Guest are in,
. Milton • this , week attending • the
Ived4ing f Miss Mabel Cook, a
niece Of the lateen •
Mx. E. F. Twitchell and ieride are
•visiting at the home of the form-
er's -parents in town, Mr. and
Mrs. Jes, Twitehell
Mr:•
and Mrs. J.C, Carrneren and
• child,• Luoknow, • spent the •weiek
end with the lady's parests, Mr.
• and Mee. W. Fitecer. •
Mrs. W. •Southcombe and son Will
and Mrs. Spading. bf St, Mary's
Were in town this' week, having
come to attead the finierat .of , the
late Mrs, Southcombo. •
Mr. J. W. •Newcombe of Fort Will-
liam has been spending a few days
the past weee •visiteng Eta sister,
Mrs. J. Evans in town, also his
• fathea Rev. H. Newcelnbe. •
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git W. H. Irwin, who spent a fort-
: niaht, it ilea home of his parents,
O Mr. •and. Mrs. 3. A. Irwin of town,
• returned to Tormite on Friday and
on Sunday last was ordainelin
Elm street beach as a menistee
of the Methodist chureh. Mi. Irwin
' goes to Alberta to take a eharge.
Mrs. and Miss Campbell of town ac-
caneanied by Mr. and, Mrs. Geo.
Baird of Stanley left for koosejaw
on Tuesday. They inteed`travelling
through different parts of the west
and will probably be absent •for
some time. • .
Mre- jos. HelPenny who sixteen years
ago wan foreman finisher at thc• .
organ factory was in town for • ,a
• few (Days of the past ' week. :On
Sunday a.. xt. he I! iadered a ,
in St. • Paul's church °and also, •at
the evening service in thei (entatrio
street church. Both were much en-
joyed by those 'who had tele pleas-'
O urn of :hearing him..Mr. Halpenny
is traveller for n &meet company
located in attetee 'City. •
Mr. Isaac Barr has aeld his ocen-
• fortablW little farm just north of
the town to Mu. Jas. C. Gannett
of, 'Biuevale, who will' take posses-
sion alinese inunedittely. Mr. Gan-
nett intends .going halo the culti-
vation of small fruit and. pbultey
on a large ..scale. Mr. Barr intends
moving into Clinton and will occupy
the cottage on Princess •street late-
ly occupied by Mr, D. Eckmier.
Mr, . and Mrs. Barr and Miss Dora
intend taking a trip west in July.
and will likely go on to lea Coast.
Mr. and • Mrs. Eli McLaughlin and
their daughter, Susie. arrived teem
Saskatoon, Sask., on Thursday
last. Mrs. McLaughlin and daughter
will remain for a month with her
parents, Mr. and MYR. Wan. Fluker,
but on Monday Mr. . MoLaughlin
rent to Toronto to attend he O.
0. F. High Court now hi seission.
This is the second time the brethern
at Seskatoon haee Sett lam east kes
• their representative. eo it cannot
otkcrwise )10 inferred than that he
stands high in their esteem. He
O certainly can dilate on the good
points of Canadian Forestay and
is, if poesibile, Mit. wore enthus-
iastic in talking up Saskatoon. That
town is fortunate, no isetter where
ft is 'Mated, that has a bunch of
petriotet eitezene .elidueti by Such
olitinliten as ie possessed by Mr.
McLaughlin.
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Another. Shipment of Waists
Jilstiecolyed _Dinging and , Toter Pan $tyles."
WE have just passed into • stock another shipment of white Lawn white Mull
v and Linen Waists in the very newest designs. The new•Dinga.ling is going to be a very
popular style this season with Peter Pan Waists a close second. Ask to see these two styles as,
purchaser or not.
NEW DINGALING
WAISTS
The New Dingaling Waist is the very newest
style for summer wear. Made of One white cam-
bric; tailored effects ; latindered collar and cufts.
Especially priced for $1.08
Saturday
PETERwPAN WAISTS
$1.48
We passed another shipant of Peter -Pan
Waists into stock for Saturday's selling. Dutch
collars, daintily trimmed with white tan and pale
blue collars and cuffs. These are very new and
especially priced for quick
selling .
SIAS
FANCY PARASOLS
We cleaned up a Manufacturers lot
of Fancy Silk Parasols about two.
'dozen in the lot, no two alike
worth in the regular way $3.00 to
$3,50 Saturday your choice $2.25.
KAISER GLOVES
• We are carrying a complete stock
of Kaiser Silk Gloves for women
in all shades. Both long and short
length double tip fingers • Kaisers
guaranteed -at 750 to $1.00
O LOVES GLOVES
Our stock of Loves Gloves is now
complete in both silk and Lisle
in black and colors. For the past
three seasons we have had the
agency of Loves Gloves and they
have given out patrons the very
best of satisfaction prices' range
from 25c to $1,00, -
sAT THE MEN'S STORE
eadY Made Clothing Ordered Clothing
Furnishings
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 hear the closest scrutiny. Shrewd buyers
tell us that we sell the cheapest in town. •
Remember, we give you The NEW SPRING SUITINGS are here.
• 5 percent off
coatings are now in stock waiting your inspection. We
The New Spring importations of suitings, panting and
use nothing but the very beet of linings and we are turning
for spot cash o•n all ordered
out better ordered,clothing than.ever. We guarantee fit,
• or ready-made clothing.
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style and workmanship. ••
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BUTTER/kW) EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
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CLINTON
• London Road
Messrs. • George Watt, John Mo -
Knight, John McQueen and Andrew
Davidson have bought new buggies.
• Mrs. John Hinder and Mesta
Robin, Clinton, vent. a few days of
the pane week ab the old homestead.
Mos.. Douglas Wheeler spent Sun-
day with her parents and on Monday
went to London to join Me. Wheel -
Miss Tillie Note has been in Bay.-
ilald the past week.
Mrs, Joseph Shipley was •in Lon-
don a few days of bhe pest; week.
Miss • Jennie Grant addressed the
League on Sunday evening. The next,
meeting will be held at Mr. A.
Wiliee's toe
, be addxssed by Mr. W.
Hardy. •
A severe storm raged over this
section on Sunday afternoon and con-
siderable damage is reported. The
Weather Insurance Company, will have
a timbal or claims to settle.
• Mr. Wiltse rosins a foal which he
says is one of the best he has; ever
had. It was sired Glenrae, the
Canadian bred Clydesdaea owned by
T. McMichael & • Sons, ,
110Imesville
S. 8. Nos. 10 and 5 are adver-
bising in The NeWs-Record fa teach -
ewe
The following is the report of the
Holmeseille Public School for May;
•Sr, 4th—Feank Jenkies, Clavence
Connell, Carl Mair.
Jr. 4th—Gertie King, Clifferd
Kol-
land', Bette Ostrom. Elva, Proctor,
Rey Munnings, Harold Lasts, Varna
Jervis, Harold Cole. Alice Rix..
Sr. 3rd—Alvin Leonard, Milton
Holland, Daniel Gliddot, Siewart
Mair, Leslie Hallea.
Jr. 3rd—Lexlie Jervis, Clifton
Procter, William Attack.
Sr. 2nd --Fred. Levis, Alealind Me-
Cartney, Norman Mair.
Sr. 2nd—Bruce Holland, John OS-
tront.
Pr.t'Miller, Wilfred Jer-
eis Percy Fleming.
Sr. Pt. 1st—Violet Violet
11u11.30, Marion Alcoek. Cyril Pa:tee
tor.
Jt. Pt. Ise—Willie Jervis, Dorothy
jereis, Charlie Potter.
—J. X. Lowery, 'readier.
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Can a ' Municipal Council•The New s From Londesboro
Rescind a By -Law That
• Has Been Acted on and
• Expense Incurred. 7
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Mr. lThos. Scott left Tuesday morn- Dr. Allison was in . LandOn Tues- • ' "
ing for Toronto, where he will .at- day of this Week,
• For menthe past the people along
the Base Line 'and in the south-
western part or Hullete have been.
ageing for telephone emineetions. To
meet this want the Galeria', Town-
ship and McKillop Systems were pre -
palling to Move, but the,, directors re-
cognizing tEe 'absurdity of more than
one line, ugr4.1,4 Co a joint canvas
and let the majority cleaide.. Accord-
ingly Messrs. Holland and,Lobb of
the Goderich Township Berstein and
Messrs; Govenlock and McMillan of
McKillop made the canvas •and the
majority deciding too the former, ap-
plication was made to the council
for right of way. , This was ' granted
and the necessary bylaw passed. , The
directors had the ground staked out
and the supplies bought when the
,council rescinded its bylaw — at the
solicitation of the Blyth Company,
it is said. ,
• This action seems arbitrary, to say
the least, and will probably result
in a suit for • damages against the
council. It ham also caused the gen-
eral enjuiry What right has a com-
pany centered at the village of Blyth
ilo say that the lower pert af.)elallett
may, not be better served by cow-
paniee with ,Centrals at Seaforth and
Clinton ?
The following along the Base Line
and in Hullett have already asked
for the Goderich Township System.:
J. W, Stevens, .R. Tiplady, waiter
Maine, J. Cornish, Mrs. G. Wray,
A. Neil, 0, Jervis, Mrs. J. Col -
dough, T. Lindsay, C. Tyner, C.
Lovett, Wni. Mair, Wen. Snell, S.
McCool, R. Govier, A. Vodden, W.
Vodden.
St. Helens.
lefiss Lizzie Auderson has returned
after a visit with friends at leeletien.
Miss Maee Woods Is visiting her
sinter, Mrs. Jas. Irwin of the end
earn of • Kineogs.
. Quite a number from around here
took in the excursion to Guelpa
this week, •
The Beef Ring toneneand operate
ions lase week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woodti visited
friends In Winghatn over Sunday.
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tend High Court, Chadian Orden of Mr... Tfios. Millar received a car
Foresters( as a dePegiate from Lon- load of coal thia week.
desboro Court, Pride-of-the-Wese. Mr. Smith Eno is in Godetea
Mrs. Brogden visited bta daughter, serving pn the jury this week. • (
'Mae Floody of .Blyth, on Tuesday. On Friday night. of last week the 1
The Meehodist Sunday school Will reloadedmen played ball against ths. a
hold 'their annual strawberry festival ,single men, resulting in a :score of ea,
on Monday evening next. The Clinton 14-10, T.
Citizets' Band will be in attendance. The molar meeting of the Worn -
There will also be speeches and en's Institute was held on Thdrsdar
other attractions on the progrant. afkanoon last at the home of the.
Mr. R.,, J. Martin left Saturday of President", Mrs. M Brown. Soap- -
last week for the Soo.
Miss S. J. Gibbs was in Clinton subject for the afternoon and was
on. Mondayvery interesting and profitable to
Mr. T. Millar left Wednesday. morn- ell. Afterwards filve-o'oeltock tea was.,
ing for Toronto to attend the Octal served and a very pleasant after -
Dealers Assooiation Meeting held at noon was brought to a . close tto
the King Edward hotel. He will meet again on July 6th, when tte,
also take a tee) to Niagara Falle be- members are planningfor a picnic.
fore returning home. . at 'the river.
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making and demonstraelon was the
Hullett Happenings.
Mr. W. 0. Henry received his degree
of B. A. , from the University of
Toronto last week.
• Messrs. John Allan and Robert
Rogerson have their bans raised up
for the purpose of putting cement
• walls under. .Mr. Stewart of Blyth
is doing the cement work and the
veteran "Bill", Pilo bossed the rais-
ing gang. •
..!irs, Wm. Resk is improving siow-
1yMrs, Geo. Connell, Goderich, is vis-
iteig friends here at present.
Mr. Jack Warwick of Seaforth spent
Sunday with friends here.
While diming home on Sunday
evening after gpendiag the clay with
friends south of Clinton, Mr. and
Mrs,. Jae. Stevens and baby escaped
•Mighty luckyweak the bit of the
bridle broke at the 'top of Church-
ill's hill on the Greve Road, allow-
ing tthe hone to run away. After
crossing.ie bridge at the foot' of
the hill the animal swerved into the
tette Where it broke away from the
buggy and proceeded onward a short
distance ithelt until it was mote
Apparently no • damp was done
whatever only. to the bargees, Willa
was somewhat broke*.
Messrs. George • Carbert and Jam
Brown are in Godoech this •week.
acting as jurers. •
On Wednesday of last week the.
marriage took e place at the home of
the bride in Hibbert, of Miss Olive
Irene Gray to Mr. John Cooper, son
of Mr. Henry Cooper of the Huron
Road. • The ceremony was performed
by E0V. Jas. Livingstone of Mitchell.
The bride was very handsoMelY and
becomingly governs' in cream silk with.
silver trine•mitgs. The arideetnald,
who was Mise Cora Cooper, sister
of the groom, wore a pretty frock of
blue eilk. The groomsman was Mr. b.
Grey, cousin of the bride. After the
wedding luncheon the newly -wedded.
pair drove to the groom's home en
the Huron Road, whev a recepelori
wds held, abaut one hundred guests
having bete invited to weevil* theist.
A very pleasant evening was spent
and the young people Were the ee-
eipieets of an and hearty geed
wishes for their future happiness and
prosperite
Milton Baker, a Hemilton Spirit—
conettatted suicide by taking
Poison,.
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