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Our Specials for Saturday
and the following week
THE GREAT FLY EXTERMINATOR -•take* aatay
the worry of your cattle and borses by driving away
tbe flies. Kill* Vermin and Lice. Regular„ $1.00 cane
75e.
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CONNER BALL BEARING, -IDEAL,- VOLMEU--
,BONNIE. --.ONE MINUTE, -THE BEST IN USE,. -10.
• PER GENT. DISCOUNT FOOROASH,
The balance of our Screen doors .and Windows at cost.
STOVES and HARDWARE
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CLEARANCE SALE
of Men'$. Ladies' and Ohildrerk's Oxfords, pumps and Slippers
Sale Replete with genuine money saving oppor-
tunities.
No doubt you have been waiting for this announcement. Pro-
bably you remember the great money saving opportunities afforded
by our Semz•annual clean-up sales in the past. ,
We are putting our greatest efforts into this sale.
Uome expecting to get more actual value for every dollor you .
spend thanever. infer% Yon Will Pet be disappointed.
Save Money on Men's Oxfords saris
Regular" 4.51) lined for ....: ..;
Regular .00 lines for.., , ....... .. $3.00
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Regular 3.50 lines for. .$2.75
Sensational price* en Ladies oxfords and pumps
. Regular $$.50 lines for $2 75
Regular $3.00 linen for $2.25
Regular $2.50 lin es for $1.90
Regular $2.00 lines for. , $1,50
Misses and Children)) Oxfords pumps and Slippers
Regular $2.00 lines for • $1.50
Regular $1,50 lines for $1.10
,Regular $1.25 lines for .00
Regular $1.00 lines for. 75
Regular .75 lines for • . . ••••••• . .
Remember this store's high quality standards, notice how •we "
have cut our regulartllow prices, then come, see, try on and buy.
SLOES FOR EVERYBODY
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MEN'S DUSK` COATS
Have you seen tbe new dust coat we are showing' for risen'? It is
just the thing for these bot :dusty days to protect your clothes. It is
neat and strong, yet light and cool and no one who does any driving
should be without one: Specially priced at $1.25. •
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Z CHILDREN'S PATENT PUMPS
Having just received another big shipment of children's slippers our
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R_ .tock is a gain complete in sizes • and' our assortment good. We have
Children's DongolaKidislippers at from 25c per pair up and Children'.
Patent,Pumps from 85c per pair up,
SPECIAL" PRICES ON .ALL LINES
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Come in and let us show you our plan and: quote you prices on a New
Made -to -Your -Measure Suit.
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PROFITS.
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UNIQUE.
DESIGNS
In house furnishings
are in demand by those
cella of artistic tastes. A visit
1= here will disclose
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FURNITURE
DECORATIVE ..
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but not overly dear. Meriis t
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only merit that gives us our liberal patronage I
MEPl'`i' IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
The cheapest spot in tlaron County to buy all bads Of furniture.
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COTTAGE
ROCKERY
doesn't have to be the ex-
pensive kind. Cheap
white ware is just as ber-
viceable and more econ-
omical, When you plan
your trip. to cottage,
camp or picnic see 'our
assortment of white ell Ina,
with colored band --red
or blue. The quality
might surprise you and
hem's a sample of the
prices:
Cup and Saucer 80c doz
Bread & Butter Piates6Oe
Tea plates. 70c "
Dinner Plates 95e ".
Platters 25c, 35c., and 45e each
All good shapes.
W. D. FAIR' Off,
Often Cheapest . Always the Best
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Irwin spentcivic
holiday, in London. ..
Misses • Kate and Willa Ford have
been visiting Teeswater friends;
Misses Jennie Robinson and Gladys
Bradshaw ikcXV ill Seafortil on Mpn-.
day..
Mr.: and Mrs, . John ' Gfbbings left cu,
Tuesday , to visit relatives. at Vir-
den, Man, -
Mr. S. S. Cooper attended the Com-
mercipl Travellers picnic at Port
Stanley on Saturday.
Mr. •Geo. Steep ' of Goderich was t'he
guest of ,tin brother, Mr. David
Steep, one day . last , week,
Mr. Wilfrid Canbalon, principal of
. Cart donia' C. I., was a visitor in
t tows for a few days this week,
Mr, Hardy MoHardy visited his wife
and 'his sister, Mrs.Me1iard y
Smith, over Sunday and Monday.
Miss Isansl Straugban c4 New York,
'fornietlyi of Clinton, is renewing old
adquaintancen in town this week.
Mrs; Raga Ross visited her pments,
Mr. and Mrs. ' Robt. Mux'well el the
Bluevale Road : at W4nghant last
week. •
Mr. Oo1#n Campbell Shaw.'of Spring-
field, Ohio, youngest scat of , `Ma.
John Shaw has been in !ownfol; a
few daysof the past week.
];Toward, Farquhav, son of ' Mr.
Ger. M. Farquhar of Mullett, has
entered the service of the Royal
Bank' and is.: *nth thei.Burk's Falls
branch
Drbr, W. Shipiey and Mrs, Shipley( re-
turned on : Teenday from a week's
stay at balmy Bayf eld. They ex
pent to leave for home at Calgary
in a few .days(. •
Miss Marjo* a Lappine and 1Vliaa
' Gladys. Legg of London, who have
been holidayt:ng at Bayfield, caned
on . a few of the former's • : Clinton
friends last wee)C;
Mr. Mills Shipley who has been . at
Port Arthur and the north country.
• for a 'few Months, : has returned
home and will remain. until the
: opening ,of the Medical School in the
Mrs.. Wiseman and . Miss E. Chidley
left on Tuesday niprningon .a driv-
ing : tour.. They will be away!
see-
eral days and will take Zurich,
Arend Bend and other points en -
route.'
Rev. Misior Dickson, for same .time
last) summer acting pastor in Willis
church,, has accepted a call to ' be-
come pastor Of Knox church, Rainy
'• River, and entered Upon his duties
''there on Lice last Sunday in July,
Mr. Walter Jackson of. Brantford has
been visiting his hone in town and
as a holiday here •in the ;summer
season would it incoMplete without
a few dans . at the lake, he : and
Murray camped at Burk's }luring
the forepart of the week.
Mr.:Otto Fink ,went. up .to virnt his
old home at Hanover Saturday and
remained over' Monday to witness a
lacrosse match, Hanover vs. Mark -
dale. Mr: Fink is greatly: interest-
ed in lacros.:+ and when in).. the
game was cue of 'the cradle players.
Mr. •Mirani Hill returned on Saturday
from 'Saskatchewan where he was
for a couple of months 'or so. While
' . he ' was somewhat taken with tho
pi.zirie country yet alp3r all . he
likes old Ontario and that portion
of it widely known as Clinti3n best
and will remain here. His numerous
friends here and hereabouts aro glad
to welcome him back.
Mr. George •Goulding, champion
walker of the world cal Ohe Can-
adian chaknl1iori, at.„all events, and
" togeth-
ermate, E. P. Macdonald, d, ogeth-
er with Jack 'Tait, the celebranad
runner, who represented Canada' in
,England, amd G. M. Brock, alt
Pout from Toronto were guests at
tzieH oteT Norm �pr Sunday.
oven Sunda •
They were on their way to Luck -
now to,take P ti
n the Caledonian
games.
Mr. John Whiddon of Rayfield was in
town Tuesday and in conversation
with The News -Record said he put,
Hosed orating his evapoazton thin
season, but owingto the short crop
he doosrtot expect to be able to run
the plant to its full capacity, that
is 400 bushel$ per day, Mr. Whid-
don has been m sn theevaporating
business siiiee 1896 and his enter-
prise has each fall added much to
e
industrial actili:ty et Bayfield.
!lis plant is one of the most mod-
ei"tt arld Then the available ,:tack
1' 30'' ottrltotizz ,A►, 4"x1 ""i�'zompt d►.� , z)zzatC `d: cati1 1 petwnttd, it id always available
mutt tra its
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SATURDAY +£.
At Hall! Regular Selling Prices
Saturday we put on sale, Remnants and
Underwear, Waist Coats,. etc. from both stores
and secure the. best bargains.. •
odd sizes of Dress Goods, Staple hosiery, Gloves,
at half their regular selling prices. Come early
Remnants Price
Remnants. of .cottons, sheet-
ings,, towelings, satteens. • wrap-
' parette, gingham», prints, flan.
nellettes, dress goods, etc at 1-2
' price.
• $1.25 Taffeta Silk 98c
100 yds black taffeta silk,
stamped guaranteed.. splendid
weight and highly finished. Reg
$1.25, Saturday 98c,•
Fancy Parasols $1.25
40 .only Ladies Fancy Silk
and Linen Parasols in all the
popularc lors and plain white
worth up -to 53.00 choiceof the
lot for $1.25.
Deep Cuts in Children's
Straw Hats.
Out go the balance of cm
Children's *taw hats as follows.r
Regular 25c for 39c
Regular 50e for 39c
Regular 75c for 59c
Regular $1.00 for 79c
Regular 51.25 for 89e
Regular 51.50 for $1.25
25c Tan Hose.19c
Ladies tan hose ' flat weave,
mercurfzed finish sizes 8 .to. 10,
regular 25e, clei.ring at 19c pair,
Wash, Suits for .Ladies
Half. Price.
mad
1e, of apglyood Ladiesquality washlinen sanduits
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daintly trimmed in assorted , siz=
es regular $5 00 for 52.50 regular
5.900 for $4,50.
Table No 1
Odd sizes of gloves, hosiery,
belts collars and underwear, reg
'25c. 85c and 50c, Choice while
they last 19c,
Deep Cutsin Satteen
• Petticoats.
Cleaning up the. balance of
our black satteen Ddorrey and
Regal Taffeta Petticoats at the
following prices t
Regular $1.00 for $ .79
" • 1.25 „ r89
1.5'1 " 1.19
" 2.00' "" 1.49.
2.50 " 1.89
8,00 ' 2,25. '
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Ladies Coats less than •
Cost.
Ladies Wash or Luster.
Coats in Linen color well tailor-
ed and good style regular $7.50
for $5.50 regular $7,00 for $E.0.0.
Table No. 2
Odd sizes of gloves, hosiery,
gloves, collars, corsets, etc, Reg
50c, 75c and $1, choice while they
last 89c. •
25c Linen Suiting 15c
Linen snitings in plain and
stripe- in all the popular colors,
reg 25c, Saturday 15c. •
Of Whitewear
Friday and Saturday we will
clear out the balance of all white-
wear at 25 per cent off.
15c Gingham 8c
150 yards gingham in stripes
andchecks, wide width. good
firm cloth, reg 15c. Saturday 8e.
FANCY PARASOLS
We cleaned pp 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 Kaiser,
guaranteed at 75c to $1.00`
. LO\ESrOLOVES
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 our pations . the very •
best ; of satisfaction prices' range
from 2'5c to $1.00.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
PIMS CASH STORM
• .: ` Personals.
Mr. R. Rowland is expected home
from England on Saturday.
Miss L. Keane. is spending a feiv
weeks with Brussels friends.
East Huron Convention.,.
Brussels(, lug'. 8th. -Are the farm-
ers infavor of reniprocity in natunat
products :? A gathering of over two
hundred residents of East Huron,
mostly farmers; met in the town
hall this afternoon.. a fernier .pre-
siding, and selecting a Conservative
eandiidate for the • House . of Co'xnlmlon%
a farmer, asking hint specifically • to
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't' the t
make tofu his position on anti-.
pPo
reoiprocity platform. • • '
The 'unanrnvous choice of tine can -
neaten was James Bowrnlan, ex -Reeve
of Morris, ex; Warden of Huron ;Conn-
ty. 1•i'is nano was presentnd by May-
or
ayor Stratton of Wingha i and Matttbew
Lbckliart of Auburn.
Mr. P'. in, Scott, president of tbe
Association, presided. •kle had been
Mentioned as a ,pitobabldcandidate
and would have Wren a' strong one.
John ,Johnston of Colborne
Drowned.
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tToderiich, Aug.. 7Pm.-0Sunday
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interning John Johnston, a well-
known young termer of Colborne
township, youngest son of Andrew
Johnston of. Carlow, lost his life in
Lt's
the Maitland River near z home.
Ire went in bathing ' with a number
oyboys, but
f other youngmen and
was unable t(o swim, and, getting be-
yond his depth, he was drowned be-
fore the eyes of his companions. The
other boys were u:ther • unable to
reach him or were tco frightened d to
render any effective aid.
The News -Record leads f
and Township. Wews.
r 'X O'wn
Dr.. Sohn A. Scott, 'e, prominent
physician cif Oollingwood, died on
Monday. 5
i'atfl Tessler, Montreal,; fell froom a
G'. 1'. 11. train near Warren and Was
in*thatly killed,
Death of William Hudie
A very sudden death occurred ..•in
the `Township of :McKillop: oh Wed-
nesday of last week in, fhe .person of
William Hudie, of the 12th concess-
ion. Mr. Hudie • vhas in his usual
hearth on Tuesday rind' that morning
had assisted in the hervtst. During
*he afternoon he was suddenly 'strick-
en with paralyisis and passed .away
about three o'clock oa Wednesday
morning. The • deceased, who . was
sixty-five years of age, was .a native
of Goderich Township, but over 35
years ago moved. to MoKillop, wfere
he resided until' the 'L'ane of his
death.'. Hs is survived by his . wife
two sons and two daughters, Harvey
and C,areace, at home, and Mrs.. M.
Stirling and ' Mrs; Robert. Cole of
Goderich Township.
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Mi. Andrew Shelf was called to
Hamin= one ,day .last week owing]
to the illness and death .of his broth-
er-in-law, Mr. Jas. Taylor.
The News From Londesboro .
Mrs.
Warn.It eebe
and Miss s 1Sae ofMiss. E. Mason of'Blpt�h spent •. �, _
Porti Colborne are visitors at the, ,ew days 6f last
Y week with 'herr
manse this week. • cousin, Miss . L, . Brunsdon.
Louis Pingel, who has spent the
sunnier in Towne), is spending a.
few days at his .home here and •will°
leave on Saturday for the west.
Miss. Jennie Mainsspent a few days:
with slier sister in London: • . -
Miss C. Hutton spent Sunday, with.
Mr.. Wet' ers. of London spent a few'
days with' friends in this vicinity,
London- friends
Mrs: Chas. Crawford is, we are
plea .'d to know, improving.
Mrs. 1 -Parris of Exetess. is • spending:
a few days at the home •of Jaanen:
Shobbrook.
Dr., L. Brigham' leaves . Thursday .
Mr. Pearcy . of imorgeto spent, 'Sim -
day with his son, Rev: W. Pearcy.
Mr. •and Mrs. F. Johnston and Mrs.
Hill spent Sunday with friends in
Blytrh.
Miss Gan mage, who' has been vis-
iting for .the .past two weeks an the
parsonage, retmned to her }tome in
Chatham on Monday evening of this
week. •
About fifty metubera of the board
oa
were entertained at the parsonage..
Mtss. L. Young left for Brantford.
where she ' will join her sister Rachel
on a trip td ' Montreal and by boat
down the St, Lawrence River.
Henry Lear left Tuesday for tic
Soo where he will spenda few days.
Rev. W, T. Pearcy and wife, ac-
companied by, the fcrmer's : parents,
blr. and Mrs. Pearcy of Toronto,
spent Monday of this week in ' Bay-
field.
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of this week for Star. City, Sask.,
after a short visit at lt:s home here.
Mrs. D. W. Boyd and Miss "Ber?th of •
Chicago are visiting at the: homy gf
Mr. R. Adams.
Mrs. Geo. Lyon and Miss Esther :•
Lyon spent Monday in Lucknow. u.. .
Mi. John Cololough oi;• I olhnesviile
and Miss Louise Cololough of •Win-
nipeg visited- the former's brothea,
Mr. Henry Coiclough, one clay, , last
week.
Mr. and Mts. Wm. Wheatley • of
Clinton visited their brother, Mr.
Gorge. Wheatley,, on Sttaday.
East Wawanosh
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Halliday of
Colborne visited Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, J, 0. Stoltz.
Mr.
and Mrs. Br r
Dual f nd 5 0 0
o Lo eb
:Gent last Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs.
John bosh:.
Mr, John Doerr is weactug that
broad and,hsanmipg shine just because
Hullett Happenings
The • man=y friends of Miss Mary
Brown re',;Peet very mudh to hear of
hem prolonged illness.
Messrs, John Flynn and Wm. O'-
Connor of Beechwood. spent' Sunday
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick
Flynn..
Messrs.. Frank Blake of Toronto,
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J�d'ward or Detroit and Richard of
Winnipeg are at home 'for • a few
days holidays.
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Mr, Joseph Brown of Sea o S n
Bayed with Iiulletti( friends.
Mr. -and Mrs. Alpert Goldthorpe of
Sunday Goderich spent S ay a t the home
f Mr. Wzxi.. Plunkett
a little baby boy arrived at his o '
home a few days ago. Mr, end Mrs. Isaac 'Starwood were
Mr. k`red Pard visf.ted in 'tb.s -ria gzvdri a surpnse last Friday *venins
Partly by a number of their friends who
inity a few days ago.,gave thrall an unexpecttad call. TWO
Mr. Harvey Bently is WA on he ereellent' phonographs supplied the
sick list. music, which, tog,"they with other a -
Mr. Aaron Thiel of Morris visited a musenwnts, made the evening pion
Mr. George Gross had the misfort-
une to loose a fine year-old cat a
few days ago.
Miss
Lena Plunkett returned homer
on Sat"aniay after fifending the past.
week with Winghani friends.
Those •fromi here 'who wore blask-•
bass fishing in Auburn last week re- •
ort splendid
p success.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weldon kindly -
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entes� in
a edf r.
a few friends cne otneaing.
last
week. The music of Mr. Wal -
don's
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dons
excellent phonograph was
high-
ly
ighlyappreciated and the. evening passed
all too quickly for the visitors.
%Mr. Samuel Deer and men nave -
been doing cctinent work at Westfield
/.ie pasty week,
,Constance,
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Mrs. Thos. Hill andchildren of
Eel -
fou days ago at the borne of his t • veryplea antPy indeed and the vis- gr fro s eala few days with her
ter, Mrs. Wright. itors, leaving at a lata hour, voted sisez,r, Mrs. W. Lindsay, add other
Mr. Wm. Wetter was in Il:'ullettr last Mr. and Mrs, Marwood splendid en- friends In the vio:nfty.
week • cobmitpleting th r foundation of tertafne1s. Miss Maggie Lev,' and Mt. ttobert,
Mr, Wm. Patteiraon'* new barn. Mr. and Mrs. Wrn lloere intend Clarke and children took in tlie.
The News.iiecorrt leads for Town leaving for Greystone, Sari.., on Satd excursion to Godericli one day last,
and 1"bwnship News, ' ° urday. weetf. . i
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