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sur Speoiais dor Saturday
and the Next Week
WASHING MACHINE •
We are sole agents for the following bleb,. Oracle Machine
f&rinoa .}fall bearing—Ideal—One Minute—Ir./taker and Eo: ale
---The . Save labm;
our, clothes» time and women--Bergerel pure En-
' 1#ah, Paris Green Instant death to Dug* only 30c per pound Joist
received a. few more portable Rubber Bathe Regular Ile $0 for $5.00
while they lastjust the thing wheel you have not the room for a
Stationary Bath—See the Quick meal Gasoline Stove the most per-
fect working stove in use --A good supply of Screen Doors and.
Windows and, Screen Wire alt widths don't forget the fact that
we ,sell the Brantford Roofing and our Sales are increasing every
month, one of the best reasons to Judge quality,—Garden".Hose
Nozzles and Sprayers, our Extra special .
2.ONLY AIR PRESSURE RFRA.YING MACHINES reg $O 50 for
.,
0.60
SPRA.XERS for 75c reg... .... ..,.,«,«.....,.,.«.«,,.«,....,,.'.600
!SPRAYERS for 59c )reg«, ,.,,. .,....... 40c
STOVES and HARDWARE
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f The Shoe Store for
Everybody
WOIVIEN
Of critical tastes .in dress, be it ultraor most eon:
servative will instantly recognize the attractive feat-
ures of this Store's Latest Styles. Shoes and. Axford .
11425 to *3.50.
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Be they ever eo particular about their attire; vailf
find the selection of S ring and Summer Shoes ex-
ceptionally easy at This (great Shoe .'Store. Shoela
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 The Best in Childrena Shoes. Child -
rens Shoes and Oxfords 75. to 461.36
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:Specials for Friday
and -Saturday,
. 4 Men's and Boys Caps
• About 1.00 Men's and Boye Tweed baps.. Same. are broken .lines and
;5 odd sizes and some are Travellers samples. but all are worth from 50c
• to 05c Choice Friday and Saturday 29c. •
2 . White .Lawn Wa hts at 390
Dont miss
thisc
hs. ce to, secre a n
ice Lawn Waist at about half
price. Friday andSaturday 65e Waists 39c.
• A .Big Snap in Mosquito Netting
e
Hundreds of yards to go Friday and Saturday at less than half 'price
To clear only 3c a yard.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, and CLOTHING
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UNIQUE:
DESIGNS•
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UNIQUE FURNITURE
THAT IS DECORATIVE
but1 notoverly dear. ea . Veels is what wins these
days, '
and it's only merit that gives us our liberal patronage
MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
The cheapest spot hi Hermit County to buy all kinds of furniture.
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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
mocks
Few things so cove and
comfortable as a Hammock
Good to read, rent and sleep
In.
W. O. FAIR CO
Often Cheapest •- Always the Best
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Mr. Wile. Greig of Exeter spent Su
day, at ,his hone ip 'town,,
Misses . Gunn and Yates' were gues
of Miss McNaughton of Varna la
week. •
Mfrs. J. - T. and the . Missies Berle
were . visitors with Detroit Irian
over the week end,-
Miss Swittier of .the'Bayfield Ro
was the .guest over Sunday' of t
Misses PoweI' of town. -
Ms. - A. and Mist E. Izzard attended
the McCreath McKinnen wed
ing in Goderichi•east week.
Miss Lulu -,Mulholland went! to Detre
on Tuesday and will .spend a le
weeks with friends in that city.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Canlfalon span
: the week end in. Hensaid, guents•
their -son, Mr. D. A, Camtelon.
Mr, J. D. Kennedy returned( tee
trail on Tuesday, after - a few day
. visit with his parenta, Mr. and Mr
D.• B. Kennedy. -
Mrs. J. Ross and children of To
home
are visiting at.the hoe
the .lady's parents, that of.M. an
M. . H. :W.. Cook. - - •
Mr.. and Mrs. John- Manning; estee.
eti pioneers of •Ituhetst but who
now 'living retired in Auburn,., or
in Clinton Friday last.
Mrs. J. W. Moore ' and Miss Mer
took:advant'age of the excursion t
spend the - week end ' with' . Me
Moore's sister in Detrai:t -
Mrs. M. Green, attest spending : `soon
monves with •her daughter in D
,trait, hasretrarned to Bayfield. Mr
Green visited frienlis in and . •abou
ClinCline=last(' week, -
M -r. 'and Mra J. 'Cuninghame went t
Detroit on tie Greyhound excursio.
on Saturday, and ming oil to Jack
' son; Mich., spent Sunday with ' th
latter's sister, Miss Eva Stevenson
Messrs. John, Charles, and Semite
ficConnell and. 'Gordon Mavity. o
Strat(.ord were guests of 'Mr, an
Mrs. David'. Steep' on Friday last:.
They were on :.their way to atte.
the( Moon'ight at Goderich
Misses Bertha and Besti e. Davis an
Mr. W. H. May of Montana, . - wb
has been vin'ting in town, took i
the excursion to Detroit on, Satt,t
day, - where they were the , guest
of the former :1 sister, 'Ins. Marsh
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leittsinrrn1ons & . Som, i!1 to -day,
(Wednesday) aq) being married to Miss
lDunice , Laurine Colquhoun of Gow-
rie. The Nows-Record extends good
wishes and congratulations. .
Mrs. J. Taylor, wife of our worthy
Mayor, is paying a -few weeks .visit(:
to 'her e mother and sister, Mrs. J.
Briekendon and Mrs, C. Adair, res-
spectiveiy. at Collingwood. Before
returai
ng home she will vi ':
t in
Toronto' to.
and . Waterloo.. .
Mr: and "Mrs • John Armstrong and'
family of. Ontario, Cal:, axe the
guest's of the lady's- mother, Mrs.
Wan.. Cooper of town. Mrs. Army
strong usually pays a visit to the
.diff home at■ Mika/els of three
of four - years ; and intends remaining
for some litttl4, time.
Mr. James Sit.wens fell from the
w
ag-
on ',some anCe and fr etIred
several ribs. This is not by any
means •'the first time he las met
with an accident of that nature,
but the, enforced idleness during a
busy esason is what bothers hfmn
nuiisa than anything else.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Agnew of De-
troitt are the guests of the Tatter's
parents, Mn. and Mrs. 11. Weston
of t1:ie Booed
h ving come
over on the 'Greybound excursion:
Mr. Agnew will remain a fortnight)
with: numerous relatives here ' and
Mrs, Agnew intends masking even. p
longer stay.
g ay
Dr, . and 1VTrs. Jackson and baby ar-
rived on Saturday Moe. frean Chi
eago, .but owingto the ps+essu-i of
duties t
professional he Di.. had to
leave again that afternoon tot the
western city. Mrs. Jackson pur-
oset s euli a
p p ng .a mo tri or two with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Rod -
away. •
Miss Margaret Mahaffy leaves' on
Tuesday for the West with relat-
ives MIhe from . 'te i
I Thea
destin-
ationis Moose4W. Saskatchewan,
where Miss Mahaffy will re-
main for soinse little time
hifore going on to Eri'dgeford, same
p
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. roeinee r where a, sister, lifts. I rir.
t
Hodgson resides and near where
Mr. Malialty has a homestead,
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CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS AND MESSES -
Our stock of Children's Wash Suits and Dresses is now complete. Little girls dresses of print and galoted, etyies and beautifully hale from 75e up to $3.00. Little boys wash suits all colors and sizes from The up.
CHILDREN'S- STRAW AND LINEN HATS
We are showing a splendid range of children's straw and linen hats in the very newest shapes from 25e up
to $1.50.
• MILLINERY FLOWERS AT 1.00 . BUNCII
Saturday we give you your choice of our Milliner Flowers woxtb int
Saturday 1,0e each. ' he regular way from frac up to $1.50
Another Shipment of Waists
dost Received Dingaling and Peter Pan Styles
X� E have just
passed .into stock another shipment of white Lawn white Mulls,
and Linen Waists in the very newest designs. The new Dingaling is
popular style this'season .with Peter Pan Waists a close second. Ask to see these two styiesng to be a very'
purchaser or not.
NEW DINGALJNG
WAISTS
The New Dingaling Waist is the very newest
style for summer wear. Made of flue white cam-
brie ; tailored effects'; laundered collar and cuffs.
Especially priced for •
•Saturday
PETER -PAN WAISTS
$L48
We passed another shipment of Peter -Pan
Waists into stock for Saturday's selling.
collars, daintilytrimmed y 1 g. Dutch
m ed with white tan and pale
blue collars and cuff's:. These are very new and
especially priced for, quick Ct
selling (e - - -
FANCY PARASOLS
We Cleaned tip a Manufacturers lot
of Fancy Silk Parasols about' two
dozen in the. Tot •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 75c to $1.00
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LOVES GLOVES
Our stock of Loves Glovesis 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 pati ons the very,
Test of satisfaction preees range
from 24 to $1.00, •
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
MICA— CA.S1-I STOP.,
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HolmeSville4
The Halmesville lawn social pro
mixes to be- a prominent fea$Ire of
the community,. As of yore; it will
be held on Mr. Holland's lawn Tues-
day evening next. The Clinton Cit
izens Band haseen eng •
bd•-
a and•a
e
g
good time is expected.
The trustees of tho Methodise dimwit
have-• decided to cement, the floor of
their spacious shed and have made a
bee drawelg the sand for that pur-
Pose:
The many friends of .-Mr. Wm.
Colclough of the llth con. will be
sorry to hear of his death. -.
Rev. J. Greene took thes ervices..
on Sunday last onth
'Holmssvi
ll
e
circuit owing' to the Mess of Rev.
T. ' J Snowden. We are sorry to
hear of hi:s - illness and hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mr. A. Elcoat and daughter veiled
at -Mr. Wm. Stanley's on Sunday.:
THE DATE IS JULY ,NINTH.
Murphy . �
p y L. 0 L. will attend divine
twice m t. Paul°s church
se ' S h on the
afternoon of Sunday, July .9th.
WILL GIVE FIXED ASSESSMENT
The
Fergus Council t has reso1
wed
That as soon as any person or per-
sons ons sigi
fY his or tefr will
fn ne,
tb te t into an agreement with the
council to erect five or more houses
P
o tali value of at .leash E1000 each
that the Council will asteiit a by-
law
to
the a
teP
ayers to ratify o
f
'the
same, giving elle owner a filed
as-
sesanient on the buildings and land,
A BIG C'
ASKET.
is said that the t arriston Casket
Company ' received a telephone order
front New Drunswiek for a casket of
g#ganb:c prc(;iortions. It was prof, -
Melly 4x4x7. Dr. Beacom, presidents
of the Company, and wbo by the way,
is aabi r d "
Ir a cC Go enrich. township and
sen
of Mr« David am
Bee of iinh
a Con
says that it wan genera':y caleulat*gid
that Huron and Bruce grew big men,
but that- New nrunswick produces
u-' K
"whales." e. h (.
The Ain an was equal
li y, a gal
t+o the odcasion, = however, sed filled
the order. •
Millett t
Township'. �..
Mr. Beadle . of Auburn. was cutting
wood with the circular saw Fast
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Weldor'of'West-
field - spent. Sunday at the home' of
T
Mr.
and. Mrs. . s John
Walston.
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Mrs. Ben Acbridge and son 'Robert
of ithe Soo,. U. S., are at present
visit:ng friends in this. vicinity. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deer a.turned
on Saturday tram a via:t to friends
in Zurich aril Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. August Deer of
Milverton visited -•.a few days . ago
with •relatives. -
Ir.. Gower of Exeter paid us - a
flying
visit 1Sit his
en
Yof cl
gi»,ot cy e last
week. , ' .
Mr. John Daer; who. has - been con-
fined to his home the .past few weeks;
is not improving: as fast as has friends
would like De see and is still in a
weak state. -
Mr. A Saunders has been improve
ing`I the appearance of his propjerty
by, a new road -fence.:•
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East Wawanosli,
Mr. and Mrs. Rankle 'of Seaforth
visited a short tt:me ago at the. home
of their daughter, Mrs. Herman beer,
It is with the deepest+ regret that
we anitounee the death of Mrs. Geo.
Cowan who passed to the fair . land
beyond b n .ie Rive
y t' River on. Saturday Fast;
Mrs. Cowan was just recovering from
aeve
s re illness
when
a sudden re+
lapse carried her away from, her now
bereaved husband and falmily Who
have tee sinbere n7mlpatt 1y of the
whole coni&nunity.
Mrs.
A. M D
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D. c.
onald
ofD ay Coq,
Mich,, is at present visiting at the
Mime of Mrs. Weber.
Mrs. Shuttdee of Hullett visited
Sunday at the home of ivtrs. Holtz -
hour. -
Mr. J. 0 Stoltz and John Deer
attended the Blyth Telephone client•
ing last Saturday.
The Portuguese ftoyulfsts on Sp:tn-
ish territory are preparing tocross
the border, -
George E. Colebert of West 'Lorre,
whose death was reported some tin
ago, bas been heard from in Van-
couver.
The News Frgrn Londesboro
The . Presbyterian congregation will
hold tiaeii>f annual lawn social cn-Sat-
urday, July -1st. • The Clinton Citi=
t
Zt..15
and
and ret Other talent h a
e will
i sup-
ply, a very interesting • -programme,
The , Methodist lawn social on .Mon=
day was a decided success. The mus-
ic by the Band and Messrs: Taanblyn,
Allan and Gibbs. and the Lobb quar-
tette,and
readings ad ngs by Miss Eicott
and grampphane seleeteons,. by F. 1'.
Lansing, and the sup;Per - were, .- of
course. all that
be
irert
.
The
tete' r
ace s f
th
z t
F o e evening
. amount-
ed d-
to $124.
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Mr. J. Johnston. was in W'aterlocl •
I Tuesday of .this week. ,
(Mr. 'Chas. R,uddle underwent an op-
11Ieration last week for blood -poison in
his. hand. -
• •Y.
On Sunday evening nextRev. Mr.
Pearcywill, address the Constance'
Foresters in Burns chinch. ' ` '
L. O. L. No. 863 will hold a ' speer .
lal meeting on «ie evening of Tues-
day nee?, whoa a full attendance is.
requested.
The 'Temperance :louse in Londes
boro is offered for sale or to rent.
This is.
i thought o h
to
be
t
gag cod open.:
ing for a Hee young man. •
Goderich . .
Mr, F. J. :Foster passed a success-
ful first year at Queen's University,
taking second class honors. ..
Mrs. A. M. Polley left on the Gai.y-
hound excursion on Tuesday access-
parried by her daughter, lelre. Major,
whose guest she will be for same
weeks at her home • in Toledo.. Miss
Polley will also spend her •holidayn at
Toledo, going over at the beginning
of the school vacation. ' -
Mrs. William Seymour ' of Detroit
was one of the excursionists and
was . the guests of her cousin, Mrs.
Joseph Kidd. '
Mr.Mrs. 1 Ilav'
II
Of Detroit,G
o
ooinpanied by -the latter's sister, Miss
AggiE
Nairn,.
were whii
a
hetes the
guests of the ladies'' brother, Mr.
Charles Nairn..
Mrs"R.r. Mark k Tur
atollleft
on
Tuesday for, Edinburgh, Scotland,
where she will. be- the guest of 1VIrs.
A. Bissett Thorn. Miss 'Griffith, sup-
erinbendeet of the hospital, aecoin•.
ie
Miei
palled . Turnbull on her trip a-
cross the pecan, - -
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EXCURSIONS TO WESTERN'
CANADA,
The Cl
randu
Tr nk
Ttafl
wa t
y System
announce that on Tue.iiays, .Tuly,iiit:i
and 25th,
5t
August t 9t
, h
and Sept.g d ,
ember 5111 and; 19th, 1911, Roaneµ
sv kers' Excursions will be run frown
all stations • ,
a ibrS
in Ontario n o
and Quebec Ira
Western Canada, via Chicago and
Duluth or viaChicago., St. Pau? and
Minneapolis, at reduced round trips
fares. '
The well-known double track line of
the Grand Trunk-fromi t''ie East to
Chicago appeals to Vis traveller, , and
with the supe:e:or train service that
is offered by this Iine,. including thee
famous i'
Int
'rnat'a
nal
,
frees..
Montreal . daily at 9 a. in;, and which
is the finest and fastest ti.ain in
Canada, many passengers will be atm
traciad this' way. The route . via
Chicago is a luost interest('ng one,
taking :passengers through the "tire-
eipal cities and towns in Canada and
in the States of Michigan n and Indi-
ana.
ndi-ana. In addition to these a chaise of
several linen between Chicago i a t.
adS
g
Paul and Minnelapol#s is offered. •
Oweng to the great -number of Can-
adians ares whb reside inChicago, icago, 'St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and other
cities
en
route, to then) e3isn doubt
do bt
that the . Grand Trunk will find) many
patrons who who will 'take advantage of
the' opportunity thus affordot them
for a brief visit at- tic stap:onsjwith
their fulends.
Canadian ditizens are exempt from,
so-called Immigration Examination, -'
and there is ne dt*.ont,ion at any
point.
Baggage is oatried through the.
Unh.nl States in Bond without. re-
quiring any special attention on the
putt of the passenger. Tnspeetxon s.
f
not necessaryat n he pants at.
a oft cn
qF
the Borden.
Prince Rupert hair made an ar-
rangement ret with the Grand "Trunk P.,
by which Vie company will strut
some 'big industries in file town.
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