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NEW SEAT.ER. COATS FOO
LADIES AND CHILDREN
Our first shipment of New Sweater Coats' is now here and is the fin.
est assortment of high class garment@ we have ever had the pleasure of
• showing and you will find it tirade well spent to .have a look at these
coats an!d get our prices before buying.
Don't forget wear? offering some Bile Bargains in Boots and Shoes
and Olothing.durfng the balance of August. ,
Also balance of our Su miner Dry Goods at wholesale price.
SMALL PLUMSTEEL MORE
PROFITS B ROS. BUSINESS
The great Money. Saving
Event of the year
STILL CONTINUES
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With practically all of the bargains of the past days of the sale and
rnany more added and prices in several instances cut still deeper.
We are determined to close out every possible .pair. Only a short
time remains in which to do this, hence these unusual offerings. If
you have ,attended this sale you know that every value and every
price is exactly as advertised. If you have not as yet taken advantage
of this money 'saving opportunity, you cannot afford to put it off
another day.
MEN'S OXFORDS reg : , ' . , $4.00 goods for $3.00
BOY'S OXFORDS reg , ......... , . $2.50 goods for $L90
YOUTH'S OXFORDS reg $2,00 goods for $1.50
WOMEN'S OXFORDS ate off
WOMEN'S PUMPS reg, . $3.00 goodlefor•$2.25
Girl's oxfords and pumps ate off. Special • line Women's spat.
oxfords at A price. .
These prices mean dollars saved for you.
FRED.- JACKSON
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Qur Specials %r Saturday
a�dthe following week
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THE GREAT. FLY EXTERMINATOR -takes away
the worry of your cattle and horses by driving away
the flies. Kills Vermin and Lice. Regular, $1.00 cans
75c.
M..A_CH=N S
CONNER BALL BEARING,-IDEAI -= VOLMER,-
BONNIE,-ONE MINUTE, -THE 13EST IN USE, -I0
PER GENT DISCOUNT FOR GASH.
The balance of our Screen doors and Windows at cost.
13AT ;ZIAN 3 331R•08.,
STOVES and . HARDWARE
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UNIQUE
DESIGNS
In - house furnishings
are in demand by time
of artistic tastes. A visit
here will disclose
s i UNIQUE QUE FURNITURE
THAT ISDECORATIVE i
t but not overly dear, Merit lsvhatw
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MERIT IN FURNITURE,ME IT IN 'PRICE
fThe cheapest spot in Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture.
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OTTALiE
ROCKERY
doesn't have to be the ex
pensive kind. - Cheap
white ware is just as ber.
viceable and more ecop-
p rnical. When you plan
your trip, to cottage,
camp or picnic see our
assortment of white china
with colored .band --red
or blue. The quality
might surprise you and
here's a sample of the
prices :
Cup and Saucer 80e doz
Bread & Butter Plates60c "
Tea plates • 70e
Dinner Plates 05c
Platters 25e, 350 and 45c each'
All good shapes.
W. Dr. FAIR . CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Bast
Miss Barbane Mfeiver is spending her
holidays at Bayfield.
Miss Olive Harland of Toronto is
visiting friends in town.
Me. Ike Rattenbury is spending his
holidays at tele Canadian Soo.
Miss Sadie Steep on Wednesday vis-
• ited her father who is foreman in
the flax mill at Seafoaeh,
:Miss Helen Doherty has been visit-
ing friends in balmy, breezy, Bay-
field during the past: week. ,
Mr. Frank Jackson of Barrie visited
last week with his parents, Mr: and
Mrs, John Jackson in town.
Mr, Harry Steep of Godarich and
hie son Harry of Michigan were
. guests of his cousin; Mr. David
• Steep, on Saturday last.
Miss Kathleen' McConnell, daughter,
of Mr. James McConnell. of Blyth,
is spending. a few days visiting her
cousin, Miss Edna McCaughey.
Miss Leona Potts, Fort William, and
Mrs, W. B, Whitely and babe, De-
troit:, arevisiting at the parental
home,. Mr. and Mrs,. George Potts,
Mr. Wilfred Hleywood • of Brandon,
Man., has been visiting during the
page'' week with 'his. aunt, Mira. J.
Wi. Moore;• of town, and with other
relatives • in; the viciniey.
Miss Rena .Pickett is enjoying a well
earned holidays frcan the esaoting
duties in ..connection with the „post -
office. During ,het absence Miss Mae
East is On duty all' day.
Mr. J. P. Sheppard, after- a Month's'
visit with his uncle, Mr. Henry
Baker,town, and rola/elves in Goa -
oriole township,, left on Thursday
last to :again return to Winnipeg.
Mrs. M. E, Callander of Hart/hey,
Man., is the guest of her sister,
Mrs, John Cuninghame.. Mrs. Call-.
ander .has been visiting her dau-,
gheer and sister in . Jackson, Witch.
Mr: Arthue Jackscn : of Chicago, who
has been .the geese of his parents
in town, has .gone to Barrie far a
few days' ffri'iing but will be ' in.
Clinton again before returning 'to
Chicago. • • ,,
W. N.: Manning of the Manning -Sher-
lock Organ Company, London, Ont.,
was in the city the fore part of
the week, •conferring with the kcal.
agent, J. H. Robinson. -- _ Wetaski-
win (Alta.) Times.
Mr, R. Rowland returied last Sat-
urday from a pleasant six -weeks
t?:ip to England, the old home
land. He looks as if he had 113-
ceived ranch physicial benefit .from
the jaunt and the laying aside of
.business cares for the time be ng.
Mr. Charles Tebbutt, formerly' a
teacher at the Dickson' schct 1, but.
now at the O. A. C., Guelph, is
vish ng friends in town over the
week c'nd. Mr. Tebbutt has ac-
cepted a position for 1912 on the
staff of the Stratfcrd Co?iegiate
Instdtute at a salary of $1200. -
Galt Reporter, •
Mr. Charles Tebbutt, who has far
some mronths'been taking a course
in Manual Training at the. Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph, is now
visib:ng 'relatives and friends in
Clinton and the neighboring tovin-
ships. Hies course concluded With
the ensuing term and after .benew
year he `takes charge of the Man-
ual Training department of the
' Stratfori Collegiate. .
Messrs. J. C. Henry,, Prank Forres-
ter, W. reL Wiltse, . Martin O'Don-
nell, Jr.,•and Murray Draper .have
gone out on the western • excura;on.
Whether or not throe have gone our
to labor in the flowing wheat fiats
Of the prairie The NewseRdaard is
not prepazedto say, but Clinton
boy's usually "make good" ie. what-
ever calling they engage. Howoie'r,
in mat of these eases it is merely
a question of "suing the eountry; "
It must t, eerie +.fed that Huron is
endeavor:ng to do a noble rh"care in
taking off • the abundant+ western
harvest when from this one point
to considerable' a number should go
out. 'They following is probably not
a coeni Tote list but these at least
were ticketed through last week
and this by Mr. W. Jackson, 0.
P. R. agent : John Spencer, el. At-
wood, W. Mct c wer;,. Geo. King,
5, Metwan, 3. C. Henry, prank
Forrester, H. Fawcett, J. Pickett,
J. A. Dempsey, C. Miller, G. Car-
tier, Earl Lawson, W. 14. 1�Vfltse,.
W. Robinson, Ogle Miller, Martin
Young, J, Colclough, Vie. Colclougb,
O'Donnell Jr,, Murray Draper, P.
J. Davidson and M. Moore.
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SATURDAY
At Half Regular Selling Prices
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Saturday we put on sale, Remnants and odd sizes of Dress Goods, Staple Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear,, Waist Coats, etc. from both stores at half their regular C. selling g .ricesCome me early
and secute the best 'bargains,
Remnants * Price
'Remnants of cottons, sheet -
fogs, towelings, satteens, wrap-.
parette, gingham's.rents, flan-.
nellettes, dress goods, etc at 1-2
price.
$1.25 Taffeta Silk 08c
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 inall the
popular colors and plain white
worth up to $3.00 choice of the•
lot for $1.25.
Deep Cuts in Children's
Straw Hats.
Out go the balance of ou
Children's staw hats as follows.r
Regular 25c for 19c
Regular 50e for 39c •
Regular 75e for 59,
Regular $1.00 for 79c '
Regular $1.25 for 890
Regular $1.50 for $1,25
25c Tan Hose 19c
Ladies tan hose flat weave,
mercurized finish sizes. 8 to 10,
regular 25c, cles.ring at 19c pair.
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Wash Suits for Ladies
• •Half Price.
lb only Ladies .wash suits
made of •good quality linen and
daintly trimmed in assorted siz-
esregular $500 for $2,50 regular
„$.900 for $4:50.
Table No 1
Oddsizes of gloves. hosiery,
belts collars and underwear, reg
25e. 350 and 50e. Choice while
• they last 19c.
Deep Cuts in Satteen
Petticoats
Cleaning up the balance of
our black satteen Morrey and
Regal Taffeta Petticoats at the
following prices ; •
Regular $1.00 for $ .79
', L25 " .89
1.5'1 " 1.19
" 200 " •1.40.
" 2.50 " 1.89
3.00 " 225
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.00.
Table No. 2
Odd sizes of gloves, hosiery,
gloves. collars, corsets, etc. Reg
50c, 75c and $1, choice while they
last 39c.
25c Linen: Suiting 15c •
Linen suitings iu plain and
stripe in all the popular colors,
reg 25e, Saturday 15c.
Off Whitewear.
Friday and Saturday we will
clear out t he balance of all white
wear at. 25 per eent off.
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15c Gingham 8c
150 yards gingham in stripes
and checks, wide, width, good ,
firm cloth, reg 1.5c. Saturday 8c.
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 75c to $1.00
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 LQves Gloves and they. •
have given our patrons the . very
best • of satisfaction prices range
from 25c to $1.00
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
135.E CASH: S' L Q1R►
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Ten National Specials.
By. • Arthur Hawkes.
• The News -Record hair arrernged for
(a, . series of ten- special artichee by
Arthur Hawkes, . editor of The' Brit
ash News of Canada, and one 'ofj the
foremost writersin the . Dominion
dealing, -with different aspects of Can-
adian ' nationality. The . Tem National
specials will • be • on the following
titles : '
Why, I am a Canadian.
Canadian•. Nationality in
harness. -
What we can teach the Americans:
What the Americans can teach us.
The Brains of John Bull's Junior
Partner. - .
If' I werefaxnving again.
The Imgperial Imenigrent and bi:s
Political Religion:
Double
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Running Otawa' from the . Count+ee.
Suppose you were Sir. Wilfrid. -
The Canada you will never see.
Mr. Hawkes will spend the next six
weeks in Ontario and G uebec in close
touch with the' election, . and he will
writs- specially on the campaign for
The News-Rizerd
Mr. Arthur Hawks,
Varna.
Miss Blanche Tebbutt. of Holmes-
ville was the guest of Miss Snowden
at the parsonage over Sunday:'
The Work of Township•
Officals Increased.
Owing to the Municipal Telephone
Act which placed the control of rural -
telephone systems in the hands of
the .township counoils a great• deal
of extra work has been imposed. on
township 'clerks and officials. The
County, of Peel was one of the first
ccounteee to grasp this fact and to
increase the pay • of these • officials
because of the adtlitional work. Oth•
er counties lin this ,peavince have
not been soliberal • r s : careful
no
ey0
but have .retained baeir . offleials at
thein former salaries, blind tte the fact
that theie work has doubled . and
brelyled. Township clerks and
treasur-
ers
are complaining. -theb an injustice
is deme them in this regard and ask
that lee attention of councils be
drawn to the fact. Peel County, has
looked after this matter from the
beginning and has set other counties
g g
in Ontario an examine by proportion-
ately ince sing thee salaries of till-
Dials inasmuch as their work has
been increased..--Brampeon Conserva-
tor. "
Henri Lauzon was Killed on the
scenic railway; at King Edward Park,
Montreal. ' .,
Fred Lefebvre. aged thirteen, was.
drowned att Haileybury while a man
stood by and laughed.
Edward Marglnn, a Duart teamster,
fell from his loa+1 of gravel and was
found dead an hour later.
'The Lords passed a vote of censure
on the ;Liberal Government in re-
lation to the veto hill and the Roy-
al guarantees.
Sa4nuel BBarnctt, a well-ktrown ho-
tel -keeper and cat3rer,•dierl suddenly
at . han:nes.
SirStWCatilfrid Laurier will open hie
campaign on August 15th in one . of
the southwestern ridings of Ontario.
The veto bill passed the House of
Commons again . yesterday with some
g y Y
minor amendments, and will be pre-
sented idr the, Mouse of Lords today.
Hallett Happenings.
Miss • •Bridgee Cummins of - St.
Augustine has been spending a few
days with fi .ends . in this locality:
Mr. and Mrs. James Hews anddau-
ghtcec of McKillop Sundayed with.
friends co the 4th.
- Mr. Amos Cole of Goderich town-
ship visited Me. John. Reybolds on
Saturday and . Sunday,.
The many friends of Mr. Were. •Tay-
lor of the Gravel .Road regret to
heat: of his :illness.,
Messes. A. J Holloway and Paul
freeman of Clintlm spent Sunday.
wiltli Mr, and Mrs, George Carbine:•
-There are about 225phones sin
Mullett and the number will ler' soli
increase. This has • already. added
$2500 to the tax lel and • gives:
the township treasuaar so' much;,
more work.
Miss . 'Jean Daymont of - • Clinton
spent Sunday and Monday the guest.
of her friend, Miss Lizzie Shanahan,•
who is, ab present - i joying a fort-
night's holiday at her• home.
Mr, and Mrs.: Align and Mr: and
Mrs. John Reynolds of Detroit, 'ac-
oenryanied by Mr. and Mrs: Jamiios•
Reynolds of Goderieh, spent Friday
with . %lunette and Clinton friends.
Constance
Mrs Thos. Andrews and sen of
Gerrie are visiting the former's
daughter, Mrs, B. B. Stephenson.
Mrs. Petrie of . Clinton • has been
visf .nger nieces, M>,HenryHenny Tay-
lor
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for and Mrs. Alex. Leitch..
Miss Thomas of Bluevaie is visit-
ing her friend-, Mrs. Joseph Proetor.
fides, Ii. Proctor and bay of New
Liskeard arefsitin Mrs.James
v g am
Proctor and other friends in :the
neighborhood. -
Mrs. Adams Glazier and children of
Stapleton visited the forrner's sta-
te:, Mrs. Thos. Pollard, on Satur-
day.
Among
thosowho left here
for the:
letiee last week were : Chas. and
Joe Riley, 'Geo. Carter, Fred. Mil-
son, Charence Andrews, Carl Law-
son aEd Retold Sundercock. It is
said: r
a that mord will follow.
Tho W. M. S. hag a quilting at
Mrs. Gee. Stephens' on Tuesday; af-
ternoon..
Dame RumiOri states that a certain
young mean in the west end is short-
ly to take a life partner, a former
resident of the village.
Miss Maggie Riley and Charlie and
Frankie Riley spent a week tree
guests of their sister, Mrs. Chas,
Huggitt of Beeeelleld.
Arthur Blaine's, butcher for Mon-
teith Eros., Itosseau,, fort 24 years,
died as the result of a runaway.
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vgone .It" s s Medical
John Ivy is reported to have iris tln,,
to St. Anne's shrine' a etippld from advises instatlatlon
a disloeaind hip and returned cured.'. plant.
Londesboro.
Theo annual harvest: .home f
f estival
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in connection wfbh Burns Presbyter --
fan church will be held' on the lawn
of Mr. • Robert Hamilton, • con. 10,.
on the evening of Wednesday next.
Supper will be served teem six to.
eight o'clock • and there will as • well
be an: oxcele rat program. The Citi-
zens' band of Clinton will alto be in
attendance. Don't forget the date,
Wednesday next.
Tuckersmith Township
Mr. and MILL Cyrus Turner of Car-
berry, Manitobat are viisiting with
their talatives here.
Mr, J. Traquaire c' iiensall spend
last week with his college diruniy H.
(Plheen.. '
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Mrs. Goderich is vis-
iting with her relatives in this
vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. John ,Macdonald mid
fancily returned tri their hone in Dee
trete last wea'c.
Mrs." John Layton of Seatorth spent
a few day's with friends here last -
week.
Mrs. Wright is spending a *reek
with her sister, Mrs. R. Pidwes.
Robert White had the telephone in -
steeled at his residence last week,
Miss 8. Stonehouse of Clinton Sun-
dayed with Mrs. Henry Carter. -
Health O .c .-
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