The Clinton News-Record, 1910-08-18, Page 88
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PORTUNIJ OE WENT
The undersigned has just received a ear of fresh sIsTationar
Portland Cement and will sell the same at a fair living profit,
The undersigned has also the agency for the Independant Companies
and will fill orders for a ear load from any of the said
companies for a small margin of profit,
S. J. ANDREWS, . CLINTON
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JACKSON'S •
CLEARING SALE
We are still busy clearing out the
balance of our summer stock.
For the past three weeks we have had good
success in clearing.up odd lines, but there's
more to go yet .in Men's, \Wine/lib and
Children's Oxford's, Pumps and. Slippers
which will be closed out at wholesale prices
for CASH.
Black and Colored Oxfords, Patent Leather,
Kid and Gun Metal Calf Pumps and Slippers
Repairing Neatly Done and
Promptly Attended to
FRED. JACKSON
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SAVE DIONEY to,
• By spending'it here Friday and Saturday —
• Big Price Reductions in, all Depts.
About 25 Ladies White Lawn Waists. made of nire quality laser)
and trimmed with tucks and lace or embroidery insertion, good
%alne at 65e, to clear Friday and Saturday .39 ;
Men's Odd Pants at 79c
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Only a few dozen of these Odd Pants $1.00 and $1.25, choice of la
this lot Friday and Saturday ' .79 0
Children's Patent Oxfords 8.5c
These Oxfords are made of good quality patent and will give ,
good .atisfaction, sizes 11 to 2. reg price $1.85, Friday and Sat .85
Special prices on Women's and Children's Oxfords.
Corsets 49c and .69c
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Be sure and get a pair of our 69c and 49c Corsets, They are . A
hummers. •
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Men's and Boys' Clothing at Lowest Prices
SMALL PROFITS AND MORE BUSINESS.
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may scratch our furniture, but can hardly injure it
otherwise. For it is built to stand hard service as well
as to look attractive.
Our Summer Furniture
is no exceptinn, Light as it is there is a strength about it that is
surpri ur 4ing, Oporch (hairs, rockers, etc., will stand the weather, no
matter what it may he.
The cheapest spot in Huron County to buy ell kinds of furniture.
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We have
over 100
Subscribers for the Stan-
dard Designer, the woman's
practical fashion 'magazine
10c per copy, August
number now on sale. The
patterns it illustrates are
equally popular, they are
seam -allowing, reliable and
cheap -103 and 15c.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest - Always the Best
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Mr. Fred. Ford has taken a poSition
in Gaderich as baker.
Miss Moffatt of St. Catharines is the
guest of 'Miss Irwin for a couple of.
weeks. •
Mr. D.. Mills of St. Catharines
has been in town for a few days
.this week.
Miss R. Hanna ot Milverton .visited
her sister, Mrs. S. S. Cooper, over
the week end.
Misses Mary Smith and Stella Wig-
gington went to Toronto on Mon-
day to attend the fall millinery- op-
enings. -
'Mrs.Wm. Hyalop, Detroit, who with
her little daughter Edna has been
a guest at the parental home, Mr.
• and Mrs, I; Jackson's, visited' in
" Goderieh 'WS .week, •
Mr. Bob. Irwtn returned from Port
Stanley on. Saturday after having
• spent a very enjoyable holiday 'with
London and Ingersoll friends at.
Shilalie Shack, Erie Rest.
Mr. J. Knox - Mats; after a vory
pleasant holiday at his home in
town and elaswhere, has returned.
to Kimball .to resume his duties -as
principal of the school there.
Miss Edythe Torrance. of the eiteula-
tion department of Saturday Night,
Toronto, is home for .a f ear' weeks'.
holidays:' She 'spent a few - dais •
last Week the guests of -Miss Spack-
man at. Bayfield
Rev: S. R. Conch and family .of Dear -
ham Centre 'spent a ftiv days with
Mrs. Couch of town • and -went, out
to Bayfield Monday, where. theY
have taken a cottage for the • bal-
ance, of the. season. .
Mr, J. B. Miller returned to '• the
parental home, Mr. -mid Mrs. .Jacob
Miller's, last week after an absence
of four years. J. 13. is pretty much
• of a roamer and since last here has
seen a great deal of. this-Dorninion
and the • . . •
Mastea Charlie Thompson. svlile. on
ayisit at St. Mary's was :taken. ill
. god bad to spend a few day S in bed.
is now holm, and all right again,
and his brother; Master Freda' has
gone- to St. 111ary's,, for. his share
. of holidays' put of town. • .
Mr.. K. G. Beaton of St. • Cattlarfnes
spent a few days i71 town last
week),with his brother, Citizen A.
. Beaton. it is many- years sines
he visited this part of the Province
and while' he was. free to admit
that Huron is certainly a healthy
and productive county.,he yet
e?aims that St, Catharines -is the
centre of the garden of . Canada.
Canada.- Fruitland these is worth as high as
$4000 an acre and the owner. s of
five acres.can make a good: living.
i‘llity have ten acre plots • and
others as 'Much au. twenty , acres
which require. considerable labor
look after properly. The fruit
srowess. work scientifically, and get
much bet tea resultand have a-
better liyiing 'than, those who burden
thentselves. with .land in other parts
• of the Province.
Mr. and - Mrs, Thos. Enunerton of
BloonierS State of Wisconsin, have
been spending the past week as
guests of Mr. awl Mrs. John nim:
mertan- of town. The gentlemen are
brothers, They came here from
Huron township; which butts into
Kiaeardine, where -they were visit -
fog on the • old hoinestead, The Ems
mert on family came from London
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ngland, in 1849 and that same
year settled in Huron township. El-
--(even years later the -subject of this
personal paragraph married and
moved to the State of Wisconsin'
which has ever since continued to be.
thrill home. They have come back
frequently for Huron township still
continues to be the "old home" and •
ihey .bear it in affectionate remem-*
bnanee. Mr. Emmerton has done
well in Wisconsin where he owns a
whole section of land, butthough
he has lived a busy life he has found
time to devote to higher politics
and is State President of the Am-
erican Society of Equity and one of
tfit Vice -Presidents for the whole
The membership of the So-
siety is confined to farmers from
growers of wheat to growers of
cotton, sugar, tobacco, ete., and its
object is to bring them eloser to-
gether and by tombination to corn -
wand a fair ptiee for what they
have to sell. Mr. Panmerton says
they have already been able to
bring about good results and that
still greater good will be ae-
'complished as the opetratfons of
the Society of Equity ' con-
tinue to expand.
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August 18th, 1910
While- Lawn Waists
at Quarter :off Saturday:
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Out go the balance of our White Lawn Waists, All new this sea on. Several very
dainty styles in the lot in embroidery, lace and tailored effects, We want the room for the new
fall goods which are arriving daily. Saturday they will be all out at 1.4 off.
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SPECIAL—
Lawn Waists Less Than Cost
3 dozen white Lawn Waists, embroidery fronts,
tucked backs, long sleeves, very dainty styles, all
sizes, regular $1,25 while they last 89c.
SPECIAL—
Ladies' Vests Less Than Cost
10 dozen ladies' fine Egyptian yarn Summer
Vests, short sleeves, size 4 oily, regular Hie, while
they last on Saturday 3 fpr 25c.
Shop at this store Saturday and save money. Read the following list,
over carefully and see how you can
3 cards Yarn :5c
Three big cards of Mending Wool,
shades, black, brown, tan, white and
.fawn, reg 2 for 5e, Saturday 3 for 0 5.
2 Boxes Hair. Pint -5c
.Dorothy Hair Pius, 100 in each bac,
.assorted sizes, reg. 150- each, .Satorday
.2 -for ▪ 05.
15c Silk RibbonlOe
-Pure Silk Hair Ribbon, .extra heavy '
quality. four inches wide. shades idaek,
. white, navy, sky; sesida, rose, pink,
westerhagveen, etc., reg 15c Saturday
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3 pairs Cotton Hose 25e
10 dozen only, Ladies' Blaek Cotton
Hose, seamless and fast color, si4
zes . 8, 2
8. 9, OS, 10, special Saturdayfi pairs. foa .
15c to 25c C011ars,80
We have laid out all: the odd lines ,
• and broken sizes of our children and
ladle's' Linen Collars, reg 15e to 2,5e,
Saturday to clear each..., .. . ........
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25c Wash Belting -15e
White Wasn Beltiog with red, black,
and blue edge, guaranteed fast colors, -
reg 25c belt length Saturday
25c .ChIldren's Sox 190
Children's lisle thread amS cotton sox
in white with mimed checked -border
and 'plain tan, sky olid white, all sizes,
reg 25e Satueday. ,
$1.25 Sateen Petticoats
Black Sateen Pettieoats, high glossy
finish, three frills; all sizes, reg $1:25,
Satarday
1.4 -off Bogs Wash Suits
Boys Wash Suits, Buster Brown and
• I E sailor style, in several styles and eolors
s i) all Saturday -Quarter off reg price
• . off Bout.Wash Hats -
Boys White TaiMi. Washable with silk. • • •
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lauds of assorted eolors. reg 25e, 40c,
. 50e, Saturday Quarter off reg 'wive
$5 Wash Suits $3.98
Ladies, Wash Suits all ready to weni',
several styles to ehoiise from in black '.
gge (Lad white, blue and white, and plain d's no
blae, all sizes, tea.. $5:00 Saturday: .. U
.98 -$7 Wash Stilts $5.75
-25c Children's Hats 15c
" Children's mushroon and sailor Straw. •
Hats with fancy bands, good quality s
straw,' reg 25e, Saturday price........... 1 U,
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50c Children's Hats'. 39c •
Children'S mushroom and sailor
8 Straw Hats, silk ribbon bands, three
styles, reg 50c Saturday . . .... ....
Recubsto-Wear Ladies Linen Suits in .
Saturday.
several styles.,, and eolorings, reg FMK) 5 75
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40 inch Factory 'Cotton 10c
500 yds 40 inch Factory 'Cotton. good • •
weight and even weave, worth to -day . In .
15c per yard Saturday price , .... . 1 U
10e Pactorg Cotton 8e
. 500 yards good choice Factory Cotton
36 inches reg 10c Saturday
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About People You Know.
Mr. L. E. Doherty, ".Gocierich, -was in
town ye•sterday. • ' '
Miss May Smith left .on Saturday to.
. resume her school .near Berlin.
Miss Edna Copp- left .on Saturday to
. resume her school • duties near
Guelph..
Misses Fanny- and Amy Hellyar are
it Toronto this' week visiting
friends. . •
Mrs. T. Kyle and son of K,ippen hate
been guests. of • the former's mother,
Mrs, Mitchell, .
Mrs. • W.. D. Fair is spending a couple
of weeks. with Mrs. Watson at her
cottage in Westminster grove, .Bay-
field. . , -
Mrs., Jas, A.. Irwin. returned home
last week after having spent a very
enjoyable holiday With London
friends. • •
Mr. Robt. SteWart �f Toronto is
. spending a brief holiday with his
parents, Rev. Dr.,.and Mrs, Stew -
at at the manse. -
Mr. J. Hanna, Milverton, was the
guest of his siker, Mrs. • • S.. S.
Cooper, and of Goderieh township
. friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr..Hanvey Jackson of Rainy River,
New Ontario, visited the parental
home, , Mr.. and- .Mrs, 1. Jacksons,
for a few days of the past week.
Miss Beryl Cooper returned home
Saturday •evening after spending;
several weeks with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanna at Mil-
Verton.
Miss Lila Ford, datighter of Mr: Jas.
A. Isord, and a graduate of the
tendon Normal, has taken charge
of the school at Fairfield, near
London.
Mr. and Ws. Harry Falconer of Con-
neaut, Ohio, and Mr. Frank Burris
of Santa Rosa, California, . visit-
ed Clinton and hayfield friends on
Monday.
Mr. Frank O'Neil and his daughter,
Miss 'Pearl O'Neil, returned last
week from Moosejaw, Sask., and
the latter is now -enjoying lake
breezes at the fanily's summer cot-
tage, Hayfield. M. O'Neilys long ,
experience in the west and his bus-
iness relations at many points en-
ables him to make a math more; as -
curate crop forecast than so-called
experts who base their estimate
'from what they see froth a car win-
dow.
Postmaster Scott left this week, for
•Wooastoek where lie- Will spend a
part of his holidays.. .• •
Mr. Geo. LaVis intends • moving stext-
-week into the: house Which, he lately
purchased on Isaac -street. •
Mr. Einerson Mitchell left oh Sets
..Orday for Regina, Sask. He ex-
pected to be joined by. his brother;
John, in Dettbit.
11.1rs. Cuninghame and 'alias Mor -
nee and Mrs. II. E. 413.prke and
family have gone out to Burk's • AO
camp for a few weeks.
Mr, Grant Beaton went to Zurich on
'Saturday, to be ready- on • Monday
morning for the re -opening of the
Public sehool: of which lie, is princi-
pal. . :.
Misses Theresa and Myrtle Kyle, who
have been visiting- friends in town
and - vicinity (luting the past week,
. left. yesterday aiterOdon• for their
, home in Srandon, Man,
Mo. Bert Sherriff, ledger keeper on
the staff of the Molsons. Bank, has
been removed to the branch' at -St.
Mary's. Mr. Sheriff was a general
;favorite amongst the young .people
of the. town and his departure is
much regretted.
Pr. Tennant, London, of the staff of
'the Dominion Daltment of Agri -
vulture, was in town and the vicin-
ity last Week. If you sell a thorn -
bred sheep for export the Pr. will
appear to sees' to it tba•t you fol.,'
low certain regulations provided for
such transactions.
Mrs. Doherty, who bas been visit -
in g her sister, Mrs. W. 11. Beesely,
Moosejaw, Sask., for the. past
(ample of months, returned home
the past. week, Mrs. Doherty • pur-
poses moving next week to reside in
Stratford where her daughter, Miss
Daisy Doherty, is eommereial spec-
ialist in the Collegiate Institute. •
Mr. Hugh ("Bub") Brewer, forinetely
of Clinton and son of Mr. Brewer,
local manager of Molsons, has been
visiting in town and with some of
his old chums who are camping at
Bayfield. lie is a member of the
advertising 'staff of the Montreal
Star and is doing well. Two of
Brewer's sons have given up
banking for other pursuits, one hav-
ing, taken:. up wholesale dry goods,*
while the subjeet of this notice has
Mitred newspaper work.
The News. Frorn Lendesboro
Miss. E. Jamieson ,has returned a -
ter spending a month at yeterboto
and other points in Eastern'. Ontario.
Miss Elsie Lear of Blyth has,: been
the. guest of Mrs. John Nott.
The Londesboro .Syndicate thresh-.
ing outfit is having a very busy „sea
son and as their machine' ES 'one of
the most up-to-date they put through
a great quantity of grain each ws rk-
ing day.. 'This week they, hate. ben -
working dower the lies:" Line'.. and
neighborhood. • Mr. • John Nott is • in •
charge Of the .-outfit and is' assisted
by John and Charlie .Jahnstones all • .. -
three of this- village,
sMisa Lemitix and Miss -Isabel Watt .
of Detroit 'are guests at the home ot "-
Mr. A. jamieson.
Constance Concerns.
Mrs, Wm. Stanbury • of :the London
Road
/load and her- sister;'• Miss Kellitigton
of Brussels, visited their friend, Mrs.
Wm Button. last Tuesday.
'Ma and Mrs. Jas. Mains and chil-
dren of Stapleton .Vie:ted bet biother,
Mr. D. • Tudor, 011 Thursday,
Miss Nall Sutherland has taken a
`poSition with Mr. Ms BrOadfoot , in
Seaforth. ,
Mrs. McCully is visiting her • ditagils
ter, Mrs. E. McGregor at Walker-
ton. • •
Mrs. 'Wilson idoWly improving
from an attack of pneunropia.
Mrs. Not t of Algoma -a -ad Mrs,
Jennison of • London Road visited
their friend, Mrs. Janet Campbell en.
Friday.
' Mr. Fred. .1S, Stanley and children
of Tonna() spent a few days the guest
of la r sister, Mrs. D. Tudor.
While unloading mune grain at D.
NiillsongsS Mr, Ben, Snell was thrown
off a. load, hurtiag his shoulders We
hope to see him around .again sons
Mr. Win. Stanley -of Hohnesville was
a miller in our vil?dge last wit.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Nicholson hit
for the west on Tuesday where they
will spend some time the guest of
her sister.
Mrs. Geo. .1Svans Lt-
'Ion • ate -visiting her uncle, Mr. Wats'
ter WilliSon. • . • ' •
The telephones in .this section are -
being installed which will mean
great convenience. •
Mrs. John Rinn of Manitou, Mas,-,:
is visiting at .present with his hrs.-
ther, Mr. Wm. Man. Mr, Rinn La.-. j. •
been very successful ia farming in ft..,
west, but this year suffered with
' many ethers' on account of drought . •
which. very materially redueed
yield in an three provinces. .
Ben. Snell had .' a bad accident' rss
eentlywhile loading grain in t`,..s •
field. lie was standing co the bads
end of the load when the horses sta.:- se
ted quickly which overbalanced: hit:. III
and he fel? ten or tw.elye feet to ths
ground receiving a bad, shaking is.
and was obliged to remaht bn (loc..
for a few days, but we are pleas,,i
to sse him moviag about again.
. Mr. and Mrs. jobb, Pepper, and chtd
teturn to their home Ilet week
Deloraine, Man. Miss Katie Jams -
sots slater of Mrs. Pepper, gots wttit
them to remain 'for a time. A
and 'pleasant journey is the wish
their many friends here and lista.
about s.
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A lad of sixteen was sentenced to
three years inthe penitentiary for
,stealing $6.75 at Hamilton.
It is stated that an announcement
regarding new (1.P.13., steamers for
the Atlantic' will be made shortly. •
Piekpockets reaped tt rich harvest : at
the Irishmen's picnic at Port Stanley.
The Winners of matrieulation schol-
arships at Qtlieee8 rtiversity are an-
nounced
Mayor Gaynor of New York ceps
tinuea to make. steady prop,ress,
M. Lesnin fele, with his aeroplane LI
licip,ium and was fatally injured.
Franklin Larose, suspected of beins
implicated in the alleged niining St-.
frauds, has disappeared from Londea.
Montreal will spend half- a million
dollars on permanent .sidewalks,
Appalling devastation hatA bese
;wrought by floods in Japan,
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