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BEAR IN MIND THAT WE
SELL QNI.Y
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THE. BEST IN RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
Whether you want a pair of Boots..Arcties, Sock apd
Rubber, Leather topped Rubbers, Alaskan, felts and Rub -
hers, fight Rubbers, for over your shoes or anything
else,in heavy or light 1tUIiBER FOOTWEAR.
WE RAVE THEM IN THE:
BEST QUALITIES ONLY
Cheap Rubbersare not wort hwha t they cost..
BUY THE BEST, IT PAYS
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FOP ALL NEXT WEEK
SEE OUR BiG WINDOW OF GRANITEWARE
AT HALF PRICE .•
SLIGHTLY CHIPPED BUT BiG VALUE.
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. SEASONABL,E. GOODS
MODERATELY PRICED
MEN'S OVERCOATS $5.00 to $18.00.
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WITH .US.
Our stock of overcoats never was more Complete ` than it is .at the
present time. Many new lines were added last Week and early sold
sizes replaced and it is. wive one of the largest and . best' assorted stocks
ever -offered for your inspection.
Several newnobby, lines to chootte from. at $10.00-$0y's
Over-
coats
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coats in all the latest styles at from •$3.50 to $10:00. •
We:have also just added to our stoek•another large,_ shipment of
Men's and Boy's Suits. Don't failtto see these before•bnying your new
Fall Suit. .
Rubbers -Are yoingoing to bnyany Rubbers this fall? Tf you are.
save money 'm them by buying th'em.bere we have 'the: cheapest and
we have the best. • •
Men's, Women's and (;hildren's:fine Rubbers, Men's and Boy's lle.Lr y
Face and Buckle Rubbers, ;Men's long Rubber Boots.
Special prices -on Boots; 13Iapkets, Underwear, Hose, eta.
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are in demand by those •
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MEI?IT iN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
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OUR STOCK OF
FANCY COOLS
CHINA NOVEL-.
TIES AND BOOKS
This is the time of all •t!:m?.s for
snaking life brighter for Others. You
no doubt have in mind such a senti-
ment and associated with it some
friend. The pleasure of giving is
great, somer:mes there Cs less pleas-
ure in dec:riing what to give. Pbr-
haps we can help you some. We may
not be able to meet ell your wants,
few stores can for every person bu
we are reasonably sure you will find
something to suit, sonic, if not all, of
your friends. In some department:
our spook may not be the largest.
We never overload so that evtcy year
we have new goods and the latest
novelties. IncidentiaPly we believe we
can save you money on the goods. It
may be mutually profitable if you
come to our store.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best"
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Mr, W. J. Tozer was in., London and
Toronto this week.
Reeve Smyth is . in .Godertch this
week attending county council..
Miss May Rance took' part hi a eon -
cert in Seafort''i on Tuesday evert-
ing:
Mr, and Mrs. L• Levis and family of
Wingham were in town over Sun-.
day,
Mrs. Jamru. Rapson of Constance was:
a week end visitor with friends 'in
town.
Rev... E. Ford was laid oil several
• days last week with an attack •of
grippe. . .
Miss, Belle Taylor of Leadbury `Agit-
• ed with Mrs. John Watkins on Sat-
• urday. •
Mrs. John Brownlee of Goder}ch was
the peat ,of Mrs; IL Bagler during
• the past week. •
Miss Jean Chidley left on Tuesday
• for Toronto where she will spend
a week with relatives.
Mrs. Constantene of Zurich has been.
• 'the guess' of her mother, Mrs, Chid -
ley, during the past week.
Mr. •John Cant'elon of.. the .Moloons
Bank, Toronto, is spending' a bolt:
•• day at his home in town.
Mrs. ' L. Greig has returned• after
spending a. fortnight with her son,
Mr. J''.. C.. Greig of Seaforth: '
•Mrs. D. French of • Wetaskivoie„ Alta.,
formerly of Clinton, has •bchn re-.
• newing old friendships in town the
past week.
Hon.. A:dain Beek was in town on
•Tuesday and had •a little chat, 'with
the fathers on• the question "of,
electric power, •
Mr. and Mrs. ''Chant of Unionv.iilel,
who have been visiting their soh,'
.Mr. 1I. B. Chant, • In town, leave
•' for their home tomorrow. .
Messrs J Ransford,.O. Johnson, W.
J, PaisIey,T.• Cottle,. D; and l'.
Cant'elon, II. Bili :and ,T. Stevens at-
tended the non n t ' hi a i
on. an Seaforth
on :Monday. •
Miss Helen Fair, who 'has been teach-
. ing in Saskatehc•ivan• for the • .past
• couple of• years, returned homo. on
Tuesday* and 'will remain until -. af-
ter the: Christmas holiday's.
Misses • May :Rance' and Creto Ford and
iflr. 1 e ' k Rabtenbur assisted y a sled. .Kith,
the program at a concert in .'con
nection with St, Andrew's church:
Bayfield, on Thursday' -evening lash.
Little a Miss IParrtc -
t Ganteion,,daugn
ter of. Mr. and Mrs. P, .Cantelon,
wasuits .'. '.fox a a
quite hll' few days dui-
in.g • the • past • week, having been
threatened with appendicitis. She
is now improving, however.
•Mr:. and Mrs. Fred: Hayward 'will
leave' nett week for San Diego, Cal-
•ifornia, where they expect'to• take
• up their abode. 'They are esteemed
and popular Citi -.ens :Of Clinton. and
• while • everybody, is sorry to see
them go they will wish them
cess' in their new homo.
Rev. Dr. McKay of •Toronto, Moder-
.atm of the General Assembly, • and
Rev. Dr. Grant, Supe -i ntendcnt of
Home Mini ons in the Presbyterian
Church in Canada, were in town
(Vita week and addressed the special
meeting. of the Presbytery of Hur-
on
uron in Willis church on Wednesday. ._
Mr. Ii. B, 'Evans, president! of the
National' Land, Fruit and Packing
Company, was in town lase week.
Mr. 'Evans was the organizer of %he
Company which is doing so amen
for the betterment of the • )rehards
ofn ..rio:The Company "o n
U t'y is ex-
tending its operations and in ''Jrder
to keep its staff busy during the
winter is- plaeing on the market the
Nat+.onal I+ertilirer which by analyst•
isand experience `-
t c -has been found to
be one of the very best fertilizers.
Mr. Oliver Grigg, who is in town:this
walk has returned from. Purves,
Man., where he spent two years
They were busy years and so
quickly 'tlid .they spe ?d by that he
looks scarcely a day older. 'Ile
.ys that . in Manitoba a the craps
wore good, but that the rain de-
s h rlded too early, the winds blew
and the snow came so that a large
part of the grain yet remains in
stoev or stook. Of that which has
boon threshed a large percentage is
of a .Iow grade, and owing to the
difficulties under which. they labor
the threshers have raised prices.
MI in all, the lot of the average
western tanner has not been a
hear &omc one thep ast few months.
Mr. Grigg expeets to ii turn to the
prairies next spring.
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R=sT�As
NOVELTIES
Sateen, Regal Taffeta, Moreen and
lteatherbloom PETTICOATS
Ladies' Black Sateen, splendid glossy cloth, good
wearing quality, two and three flounces, all sizes,
Reg. 75c for 59e. Reg. $1,00 for 79e, Reg. $1.28 for 98c.
Reg. $1.75 for $L29 Reg. $2.00 for $1.50.
Regal Taffeta. Petticoats
Reg. $2 25 for $1.75 Reg. $2.501 for $2 00
Reg. $3.00 for $2.25.
Reatherbloom Petticoats
Regular $2.50 for $2.00 Reg, $3.09 for $2.25
Reg. $4.00 for $3.25.
Golf Coats $11.85
Ladies' and Misses'
Golf Coats in all the pop-
ular combination colors
high and low eolars, reg
$2.25 and $2,50 on sale
during sale at $1,88
Fur Ruffs $7.75
10 only Fur Ruffs.
Marmot, Timber Sable,
abelbe Coon, furred
ath sides, long length
res. $1.00 and $10.00
Saturday $7.71
Belts, Jabots, Collors, Scarfs
Fancy Linen,, Table Linen, Parasols etc.
Knit Top Petticoats
Ladies' Knitted Petticoats, black only.
These are made with a knitted top, with two or three
flounces at bottom with nust frill and make a very warru
Underskirt. Priced at the following during this sale ;
Reg. $1 75 for $1.21 Reg. $1 50 for $1.10 Reg, $2.5C for
$2.00 Reg. $3 50 for $2.98 Reg. $5.00 for $3.90,
Men's Fur Coats at Cost.
We are Clearing out of Men's Fur Coats at
Cost' and less. We do not intend keeping up
this Departm't, hence the following deep cute:
COON COATS. - regular $85 00, for $09.00
.. " 50.00 - 37,00
Brown CALF Coats " 20.00 Is 00'
GALLOWAY Coats f° 35.00 . 29.00
"' " " 25.00 - 19.00
BLACK DOG Coats " 25.00' 19,00
Black, CURLY Coats • " c;F 00 29.00
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Linen Collars 5c.
Men's 4.ply Linen Col.
lays, single and double
bands, assort'd sizes and
heights, reg. 206, each,
Saturday5c or 50c doz,
Ties 121'c.
Man's iz'anev Ties in
all the new shapes, reg.
25e, 35c. and 50e., some
slightly soiled in win-.
dow display, Sat'v laic.
Men's Stiff Front Shirts 70c.'
Men's stiff fronted Shirts in light and dark
colors, some open at front others at back, all.
sizes, reg: $L25 and $L50, Saturday 79c.
Men's Flannel Shirts 50c.
Men's dark striped Flannel Shirts, with col-
lar attached, a good warm garment for winter
wear, all sizes, reg. 75o,, Saturday 50c.
Men's Ordered Clothing $25 for $21.
We have laid' out ten Scotch Tweed and English ,
Wor3ted Suits. .all new colors and designs, for this sale
at a saving of $4 par suit, Made to your measure, best
trimmings well tailored, fit guaranteed. Don't miss
this opportunity, Reg. $25.00 for $21.00.
Men's Ordered Suits $20, $22 for $17.
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Ten good patterns of Scotch and tlEnglish Tweed and
Worsted Suitings to be cleared out during sale. See.
these in window. Reg. $20 and $4, for $17.h0.
Men's Soft and Stiff •Hats.
We are Clearing up the
balance of the Hat Depart-
ment at Cost and less during
thi Ten Day Sale at the fol-
lowing •Prices :
MEN'S
Bl'k Stiff Hnts,$2.50 for $108
t1 „ 2 00.. ' 1.50
Br'k Soft •' • 2.50 1.08
" 2 00 1.50
" 1.50 L10
Odd Lot of Soft .Shirts.. 25c.
Broken lines in Men's and Boys' Soft Shirts,
25c.
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Personals
Dr: Thompson willhe a candidate for
the town council:
Mr and Mrs, : W. II. Webb -have r.'-
II
.turned from Tofield; _1lberta..
Inspector Torrance attended country
council at Goderick yesterday. •
Mr, E. Townsend, formerly of town,
is
at prsent attending toe
Holiness
Moventcnt). College et Ottawa.
Nurse : C1u1t was .called to Welland on
Tuesday
to
assist in a
very
set -
loan operation. Latest.'reports in-
dicate
ndicate
that the patient, who, by the
way, is a former Clintonian, Dire.
S, Beattie; formerly Miss hluir,. is
progressing' nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. \\'. N. Manning of Lon-
don visit. d with the Iiodgens lam-
titcs, Goderich, and with old Clin-
ton friends • last week. Pleasing.
memories of a.+oc at
ion in bye -
gone
years.add,,' to the of
the welcome tliat always awaits
them here.
Mr. Frank W. Evans was in Toron-
to last week attending a meeting of
the • management and superinten-
dents of she N abional ; Land, Fruit
and Packing Company which has so
extensively engaged in the learhg
of apple orchards throughout Kris
pasta of the province, pare cularly in
HIuron County.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Farquhar, after
a week's visit among old friends in'
Clinton and vicinity, returned .. to
their homeair Hil sgre n
onFriday
last, Mr. and Mr Farquhar hay e
lived aear that burg,for upwards of.
twenty years, but now purpose
giv-
ing tip the farm to their son and
will move into hlensall to take .life
easier in future. . '
Rev, T. Clarence Johnson, • son of
11ir. and Mrs. T. D. Johnson. of
town, who has had eharge of • the
Edrans, Man., parish Inc the past
u -.
cook of years, has been t ra f.ns err
cd to Br0ok alc, same p_ rovhnee. The
good work he has beendoing has
beefs much appreciaii'dand what
t .drans
will r I will a loss for be
a corresponding gain for Brod,kdale.�
Stanleg Township
Mr. John Sparrow continuo; te, buy
hors. -s at all -seasonsand now has
several fine animals being .fit'ted ., for
the market. The .latest purchase, is a
.:nhperior 'mare from Mr, Walker .of the
Brownson Pine.
Mr.. Penlis,le lost a valuableyoung
horse the other day.
l Special. Meeting of Huron
• Presbytery.
The •?runs . ti;ry of Huron met in
Willis chura'h yesterday for a special
purpose. There were present Rev. pr,
Stewart, Moderator, and •Iter. Mess..
IFletcher, Thames Road ; ` Ilo;a; . and
Ilaihiilt<on, . tloderich ; Larltl,, Sea -
forth.; Sharp, . Exeter Shaw, 1 g
More Local News
on Pa
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Just Around the
'Corner.
Copyr
of adv(. for Jeweler C,otlnter
came in too late for a change and
other ads reached us too late for in-
srhrtion at all if we are to get ii.h
press on Thurelay.
Mr. Counter, h
who always has a
5
neat stock, announces an especially
nice assortment' far Christmas,
mondviile ;'--Mc}! arlane, • Bayfield
Mann, Auburn Sniall, • 13lyth .;
Pearcy, Londesboro ; Smith, I3ensall;'
Johnston, Varna, and Caswell, Me -
Rev', 0. 1:. Grant was also
present, 'and there were shirty -five
elders. from' .the different congrega
tions,' the following of whom were
representatives ; Messrs Grieve, Sea
forth ;' Strang, Exeter, Ilrigden,
Blyth ;, McKay., Kippens Young,
Auburn.; :1' Icoat, Brueefield ; 1':ber-
hart, Ilginondville.
In addition there were present) Rev.
Dr. • McKay, moder'a'tor of the Gener-
al Assembly and secretary of Foreign
Missions, and Rev, Dr, Grant, Super-
intr;ihdent of Home Missions, each of
whom 'addressed t+'he gathering.. The
special meeting was called for the
purpose' of considering what is known.
air "The Million Dollar Dudget," and
to receive--t'se-reports t f special
committees appointed at the regular
meeteng of t+:ie Presbytery, It is the
thaire of the Church during the year
of 1012 to raise one Iliillronadollars
to cover the work of home and for-
d ;n nein ions and other" schemes out-
side foe usual clnirch expenses.
The apportionment of fourteen
tlaoustnd dollars of this amount was
aceurt+•'d by the Pre:'lay tory and was
re-apportionedp
over the' iffrrentcoh
-
ggPresbytery.
re ations of the Thr
addre.r.es of Rev, Drs. McKay and,
(;rant, ware interesting and inspiring.
and then foto the
ministers are gilt
r going
work of assisting in this grew rots•
Watery ent''rprise with enthusiasm.
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The . News. From :.Lon -
desboro
• We are glad to hear of the speedy
recovery ef. ,atria. . 'Thos. I'abertlan. `•
Mr. and Mrs. E. (.,car: Of Blyth vis -
sited. at, the home of • M,i. Geo.• : L.
Lyon on ,Saturday. •
Dr..MMleTaggar.0 of Blyth ,was in the).
village. Monday. of this Took 1
11r. Bert I3runsdon .Iclt.Tuesday..for.
Brantford where. he' has accepted •• ,a
position in the G.T.R.freight • office. I
Miss Minnie Snell of . Auburn spent'
a' few day;, wrtix friends in the vis!.
loge. • . - • Messrs. R Coldwell and Geo co
M fi
Rev. Mr. Usterhout will occupy •tut;
pulpit' of Auburn Methodist • church:
Sunday .next.. The :services here will;
bo takea in the Morning by Mr. 'Wm,
Lyon and in .the ening' by ; .:J
Mr.en-
kins. . • ie,
• 'Mr s., (Dr.) Sloan
loan leF
t Saturday ay
of
last week for South 'Porcupines ,wher;
•she i'r,'ll join her 'husband. •
• uite a
4i u
ngiber f.)iiih
t evicine
t
s
went, Vo Blyth- Tue.,lay : iv:ening to
hear Rev. Mr. : Leckie address the..b;a:•
deavor there.
Mrs. T. S14oiie of Weston spent a shipped a carload of• potatoes} tbb.:s
few days at the home •of Mr,• Jas. Teck..
Mullett Township
M l`'
r. (� Edda v
S n sr new neighbors hors
g on
the' Gravel Road turned out 'Wed-
nesday
ednesday of this week and helped hint
cut his a wntex 5•u
b pply of wood,
Needless to say he arpreciabed . itheir
kindness.
Miss Mary Patterson spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her Collegiate
friend,_Miss A. Leitch.
Quite a large nuniber of the Hulictrt
people took in the .Winthrop .supper
last Monday evening. •
The runeral of the late Mr:. Robert
Armstrong took place from the homo
of Kir. Matthew 'Armstrong on Tues-
day of tornpon Le Maitland cemetery,
Mrs. Armstrong formerly lived near
Constance but moved to near Wal-
laeeburg where her husband and son
have 'been in business. The bereaved
husband and son have the sympathy
of the entice community.
i,q .'
Miss Mary .Jane Stewart and , a,�w,
Adams were married .on Wednesday.
Only .fie immediate relatives a.id
friends were present.
Mrs.' Wnl.. Hesk is improving some -
ad to say.
some-
what, are L
t we
g
Mr.� and Mrs. 5. Glidden, nt'ho
have lived for some years on the 2nd
con.; have moved to the Gravel Road
and taken 'possession of the John
Reynolds .farm which they have L;,s-
ed for a t'.,rni 'of years. They will
be much missed by their old neigh-
bors for reasons which will be be'tttr
understood by thus? among whom
;hey will reside
as
they
know W tl
C'
bettor. Mr. and Mrs. CL.tdot
are
kindly and hospitable.
le.
The following is Vie report of A. 5.
No. 5, names in order M went •
• Sr. 4th -Elva Met"out, 5t.try Vol-
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Jr. 40'--l01orence Vpride n. Kee tin n
Waymouth, l+Ifta Brown (.•1w;.'r, t''ina
Lee _ .
Sr. 3rd -Ira ' Rap ntid '
.Jr. 3rd-Marjey MaCoei, r ,r. me.
Cool..
r.2nd-Annie ` Wavm„!it,i, : ' I'., ..r.:
(ribbings, Alice. Voddeii,. ;trace . \', +t
0:11, /inert Corbett.
Sr, lst-Percy '(`ribbings,- Helmer
Snell, Arthur Wgynouth, Sydney %Lee.
Jr. lst-Wellington McCool, Joenie.
Gorbubt. .
Best spellers are
Sr. 4th -E. McCOo1.
Jr. 40--K. Weymouth.
Jr. 3rd -m. McCool,
Sr. •2nd-F..Gibbtngs.•
Sr. 1st=II, Snell.
Jr. 2nd -Roser Gotbu@t.
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The following is . the Novemb,tl:
monthly report for S. S. No .%t:.
Stanley. Names are in order of err e.
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5th elass---Melvil}c McC1ymont, it.
L. Mcelymont. ' .
Sr. 4th .M. parsons, J. Collins. ,,
Hoot,
Jr. 4th --L. Wasmann, N. Hood,'
Ross.
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Fisher, equal, Cecil Johnston.
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2nd --W: Colh:ns, l ..Makins„ Il.
Collins.
Sr. 2nd PO --Gracie Cooper Notion.
flood. '
Jr, 2nd Pt -W. J. }toss, ' W. „k
Harvey, Ella
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1st elassi-i , R. Parsons, R. V. yI
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spelling matches tetra
Sr, 4th and 5th --Anna May MoilJr. 4th -Nelson /food..`
,Sr. 3rd --C, Johnston.
Jr. 2nd -W. Harvey Collins.