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• is an essential with
•us Everything in the
construction of our
timepieces is shaped
with this end in view.
They are made to'
-keep good time and,
give _gsneral_satis4
--fiefront.
The prices placed
on them are reaeon.
able, and in. the es.
timation of many who
. have compared them
really closer than
those quottd by the
SNAP advertiser,oc-
casionally flashed be -
'fore the eyes of the
uninformed,
mMismi•mmoimsspessse. Tarn•poslims.
Je ettelere.end 1Thetleleitie
Opposite the Market
CLINTON
or eyes Tested Free -€11
,••••
A Greal Sinus
Our big Tea Demonstration
was a great success. We served
some 408 people, of different`
opinions regarding the several
blends, some prefering Blue
Ribbon, others Rain Lals, hile
the majority declared in favor
of Lipton's and Salada the best, •
although a number. chose Ben
Hur. But ALL ' agreed •Teas
sampled were of excellent qual-
ity, of the highest gra:de, and
were loud in their commenda-
tion of the demonstration.
W. T O'N I
THE HUB GROCER
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1 . wa :0_340:ho:fonniei, yes reepeedbie ter Irence to Meter chug" we and omit
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Whole 0•10.04. • , 90 to 02 . 1 „.„„e„,,ehreee,,,,,eene„we!„..„,.., gini+tetter ; °there compel their customDui their owle meters, but the -
Oita ..............e0 45 tie 0 40 , , , average is about 25c per month.
rAeriey ...... ,.. 0 60 to 0 Id Ziootr_lo *Light, !Another thing which the People of
oe 44411. *A al./ 44,..* 0 00 tO 0 PO i Clioton should not overicole is the
via ..... , .... , ... 0 23 to 0 24 TO Ad BO itOr orthe-Neto Era
fact, thee there are only Um towns in
go i "
Batter ....... • ....." 0 22 to 0 23 DOare SIR -MOM you kindly allow the County of Huron that have an all
. o .., ...... tut epee° in you valuable paper to i
, g eerv ce, and Clinton is one of
Ohiekelle, dry picked, lb 0 07 to 0 10 'reply to Mr Cooper's letter. in 7°u' them, also that if we shift demi Our '
Ducks, per ih.....,.... 0 OS to 0 10 lasne of Feb etb. In Ur 0°ePer a in' plant et Midnight, as we have 4 Per -
08084 ' 'I *-•••A •• • . • . 0 0040 10 teresting Ana mieleadlit letter to the hoe right to 40 according to our °wk.
TOWO kletleeil$ he Ina• ell tue suaL'Itract, We would save 0 hours run and
eurseys " ... 0 10 to o i.o "Lent that the comPlaints from fle.; a lciss of Over $1000 per year. When
Sirths IllarriageS 4. DeathS . acintdigeebnaarignor4g, arthtle tBoteeottrreieot Liiiggithoteknflo gietwureitperantototrenerytehdersui4noli,getiteenrft
I were a° nmerehe that he "8 forced I was an average rate of 12c er 1080
.. i to investigate the matter. 110er if Mr I
-
ekaNiSTRONO-In Ontario Califor-
nue_Jao gstb; to Mr.--emd,elttre
AriuritrebEe a eon,
WHITEe-In Exeter, on 'Feb. 201
to Mr and Airs.J White, a son.
• MeALLISTER - In Goderich, on
, Monday, Feb 3rd, to Mr Owl Mrs Wite
McAllister, a daughter.
OUTGO Ooderich p. on Feb. 2
to -Mr and Xis Reuben Grigg, a son.
MARRIAGES,
JOHNSTON-LOVETT -On Wed-
nesday, February 12th,at the residence
/ of Mr Chas Lovett,- by the Ref 0 R
Gurnee M A, Miss 41:113ie Lovett, of
Goderieh Tp, to Mr Robert. Gordon
Johnston, cf East Wanrioshe
' DIED' •
• FREER -In Centralia ore %Pride,
watts an a losing concern. e have •
service
Magee s statement in reference to bad wilco luau ittuesrate down to an ay.
cor-and eXoehitant eberges .W.tott:e agp 0 4, and gave' an all night
Property dornet, wap he, as chairman ,L51, toernoe,„:„kiLwaask.from_the.eititens-.
re
'ics-hrelaltYin) IS a fair deal, which we have alarms
remaining silent far neariy one year
after his election, During Mr ,0.00Pees tqlreecomesceiveclie when thw
ePeeaecriaff
past, and
r7raolo
htehtwhe-
ra
teras Chairman of the Property ' er the twice of lighting, down will
cOmmiteee, he never at any time reg- come the, prices, .
isterecl complaint to either of the
principals of the Electric Light C. In winlinaticsphiagareil" Ur Editor* 101' your
hie charges in reference to church
rates the writer can say that in the Clinton Electric Light Co.
seyen years he has had charge of the Per W. J. Stevenson.
Electric Light plant, not one complaint
„
has been mewed from any church County Capp Mgt's'
official or any member authorized by
any church board, in regard to rates
eharged the several chnrchee.• Mr Carlisle of •Londeshoro, takes
The Electric Light Ou still.roaentain charge of the stat:oo here.
street lig tingle lower ire Clinton than
that the rice charged .the Town for Mrs 13e11, mother of Mr Motet Bell
of Seaforth, 'died on Thursday' at her
in the maiortty of towns in Ontario,
hours of lighting lend amperage of hcau.,,,,e neer 41en281' , ...' z., • '
Feb 7th, Mary Freer, Benet of the Jets; lamp's Considered. In Mr Cooper's 0 it Anderson. 0 T R netaliotiageut
Thomas Freer, aged 85 yeas. table of prices charged in other towns, at 13eigrave has just been promoted to
• 4 • , only one town has the same amperage Thielington Beach Junction, oear
' HARDY -In Clinton, on Saturday as Clinton ; ehe others run 'barn 3 to Hamilton. '' '
Feb 8th, MIA Hardy, in his 80th. vear. • 6.6 amp comeared with 9 env in. Olin -
Cat arine Taymr, wife of John Bell.
own etreet li hting system, know .
municipality m Ontario, owning its esroloclhr btahoiaegboalordwgoaoreebuineitpoessbuiroliGneess:
• • •
Years' • ' bueipess only. 13elow is a list of ten
BeLL -In flay township, jr gete, teen. ' writer knows that not one • Mr W Howell. who some , time ay
• SWAN -lo Ooderich tp.; on Tuete what it costs them to run their lamPs,
day,' Feb llth Wm H. S -wan, aged 88- buying mit mr
unless they are in the street lighting .The Annual' Convention Of the On.
tarbieBranch of the Domiedien
' towns of about the sande size as Olin-
Togo/gegen iwaRecteis ton and taken at random from letterl and edneeday; of next week. single
ance *ell be held in lorente Tuesday
' S b12 - received,frorn the severai towns an
Oe.TTLE-Tleis otferiegs ot the june- on el rat ways entering the city. s
time Stock "yards yesterday were 18. •
' It
carloads, 'consisting of 407 .cattle, 10 Principal Taylor received word on r
calves, 3 sheen, and 29 hogs, Choice Monday that Willie Argo; the excee- t
buteher lots sold at $4,75 to $5.25;good tionally bright pupil (formerly of e
loads at $4 50. to $4.75 ; and medium Wingham High •School) who won the Tit -
from $4 to $4.50 • °oilmen. $3.75 GO $4; scholarshi s in Seienee last July, has
SAMOA' 3301 ADVENTURI.
N
Runaway Lad Has Terrible Experi.
once In an Open Boat.
A runaway sailor boy no, d.
'
ward Gray has had A terrible experi-
ence; He was afloat all night in an
open boat in the North See.
GLaY wi.s 10u!1c1iecently lying on
the beach at Waltonenetlie-Naze
shivering with. cold. Besidehim ley .
a .groonded beet, A man named
'Southgate made the: discovery, and,
eeeIng the lad was in a state of col.
illeoposteo,. took him to a, policeman'ee,
Poe.
A *arm fire rev:ved 'him, and he e""!
toId a most extraordinary etory.
• He ran eava,y, he `Said trona the
newly erected Royal Naval Barracks
t -Shaky, whoreIiC was-- stationed'
as a second-class boy. He walkedto
leranteilegtree, end there found a boat, .
The. idea occurred to him of Seizipg '
the boat and rowing oast° sea.
He plied the oars till he had passed
through Ilerwieh harbor into the
North Sea. Soon he beginto feel the
terrible cold, and his numbed, betide
could bold the oars no longer. Me Vaft
At the mercy of the waves.
All through the bitterly cold night
he drifted along,, almost .insepsible.
At daybreak a steamer hove in sight,
hut his feeble shouts were unheard.
-Mope rose. again when' three, barges
eame into view, but despite his shout* „.
and edges they passed. unheeding. ,
At leet when he was too helpless, '
and hopelesa to see or feel, ho -heard
the grating of shingle. 'Lifting him •
-
self up; he saw the boat had grounded
on a beach. He made one spring and
landed on the Shore. Then he new
no more MI lie found Mr. Southgate
bendipg over him.
The bey remained at the polies..
man's 'house Until the naval authori-
ties sent for h'
• •
• un e reports issued each year. We -hold far 'et:rum, trip may be secured t
ciritish Immigration.
Recent 13ritish. official emigration re -
urns show Chtuida's unquestioned
upremacy among countries receiving.
ritish emigrants. • In 1906 Canada
liceived 5,300 more Britishers than
he United States, and in 1907 she re.
(dyed 16,969 more. The rest of the
ritish 'Empire is nowhere as corn-
ered to Canada. Despite the assist -
d passages, Anstralasia received'only
prices and information from every
Electric Light Co either municipal or
private, in Canada and the United
States, which reports are 'always open
for the inspection of the mayor and
council, or any customer of the Elec...
ern: Light Co We do not pretend to
be able tee supply electricit3r. as cheaply
a'n Clinton as in towns where they are
run in connection with a water works
and cows froin2 I -2c to 3 1.2e. , There also won the7th Edward Blake seteg. •P
If a slight tncrease in the demand' for
fng to
good bencher cattle, ivith very little -
arship in general proficiency, amount' e
advance in the offerings, for common- but we can compare favorably with The charge of theft of grebe- pre • fer- I.e.
, • ••
er goods . • any town of the same size where the red by John Sawyer, of Blanshard ee
Township, against Bye= Rowcliffe, of la
Ueborne geownshi as fed n 14, th
dismissed the charge, bolding that u
there was no evidenc•• whetever to eh
substantiate the accusation. la
369 as against Canada's 117,586, Of
ourse large proportion of these are
dults. It is probably true to say that
reat Britain presented to Canada
st year a population hardly lege than
at of the Province of Saskatchewan.
As:
iiprecedented British ' exodus syn-
ronises •with the unprecedentedly
rge foreign trade.
Srfnecp-eAt the junctio•n yesterday have to buy their fuel end •run a 1
• ni ht, . „
41 4:
I
export ewes, $3 75 to 54.25; bucks,
$3.50 to e3.75. -- . , - •
BOOS—Receipts of hogs as well tie
of cattle have shrunk very ' ouniledure
ing tLe past week owing to the block-
aded condition of the railways.- Not-
withstanding this however, prices are,
if anything, a little veeaker than they
were a week ago, the Wm Davies Co,
,quoting at $5.35 off cars in Toronto,
and the Park Blackwell and Co at
unusually quiet day at the Junction
!
$5.11ollnies--B.oCeaded roads made an
hoese market yesterday. Some seven-
ty horses in all were offered for- sale,
but they were nnt the kind buyers
were looking few, and only about tide.
ty, heed were sold at $130 to $170, while
- a number of serviceably -sound ones'
broughatorn $45 to $137.50. A oarload
of French-Canadian horses were, on
band, a few cif them big enough for
light -delivery horees;thick and blocky,
A remarkable Coincidence ,exis s
with the family of Wm- Monday, who
resides in Owen Sound Of a family of
six members„ consisting of father,
mother, and four -children, eyery one
was born on'a Tuesday.
Specia
• THIS WEEK, ON ALL
z
r.
• eady.togovvear
Clothing
I N OLUDI NG
Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats, •
Men's .Odd Pants
Men's Odd Vests, tweed, knitted and corduroy,
• Boys' Knickers, etc. •
5
Pine Tailoring a Specialty
a
E W JACOB
LIN TON
J. B. Hoover.
1
1
simanalmesesieseeesesemossolamea-
Nelson saii.
Furniture.
efot"Olteettenseeetereereeeee,„10,4ine
and:stayincirrithead is our purgose •
eXpect to retain OM* dilprettlanY
with Furniture, with only cheap -1
ness to recommend IL:
We know that Purnituee which
did not prove Its worth actUal
and long service would Make us I10„
friends, so for our cur ownsakee,k,
we handle only the kind that yoni
can rely upon. If our pricesLarei
low our qualities are not, I,
and itine e Would be fool's tut
1400VER, & BALL, rwT
AND
lipartAIIINGI
(Prices for 'Street Lighting.)
Amp Street 1,er Year •
• Laraf.a. Lig_hts •
Clinton • 9.. • .18 $60
Oshawa 9 2°S(36 '
Harriston .....
Aylmer ... , .. . 6.. ...12 $75
Sinicoe.. ,9., '30
Stratinroy.: . .... ---
Walracebueg ... ..25... . $70
Waterloo 6.6.. 25 $92 50
Seafprth . 9' 17, 86950
, $65 '
Renfrew '
In regard to the style of lamps
Use on the streetb we are -using th
same style of lamps as are in use in 7
per cent of the towns and cities i
Ontario ; in fact nearly all the cities
including TorontoeLondon, Beantfor
and Sttatfordl eseran open ere lamp
'.hien will give as gopod or bette
light out of doers than .the euelese
earnterepeetnereference to Mr Cooper'
charge of unfair charges forincandes
p, ATIW er o ed -
I • • . *
Last Monday 'evening, .John ben -
he' e of enytb, shipper' his show team
Of heavy draught "horses , weighing
3000 poineleeteLondon,leritIr .Straehe_
an, ef.BritiSh. umhie,- who will take
them West. , Mr. Der) holm received a
fancy pritte for them. At six fairs
this fall Lhey took 4 eget prizes, 1 20e
and 1 3rd. The teem , was ,lard
beat.
„
e Friday as ;Mrs T Wood of • Brussels,
5 was aboutto descend the- hall stairs,
n at her home, carrying a • lighted lam p
, in one tend ana aome-clothing lie the
d other, she slipped and fell headlong to
, the bottom,. passing. the 16 steps with
✓ a hurz•y that considerably exceeded hee
d usual agility. Fortunately the light
s-
in the lam p wen to ne pit ttin g Any (lan-
e- ger Iron) fire out of the question. A.
cent -lighting,--wiSere •heads ..theneld
have studied this question and decided
that oo ligrting coropany in fearnes
thus custornerecould charge the stun
rate per 1000 Watts to all. The custone
er who burns the greatest laiimber Of
hours, no matter what his bosiness is,
is . the best customer of the lighting
Co;the customer with. ten . in
stalled and burning 10 hours per night,
is entitled. to much lower rete per
1000 watts than the customer with 100
lights installed and burning one, hour
per night. I _think any reasthistile
marl can understand this, ae4n. the
One case have only to holdrnachiii-
ery and.plant for 10 lights and in the
ether case machine7y, and plank for
100.1ights.- • • '••• • . •!.
A:controversy of imuch interest and
importance to lighting comperlys the
.country over has:been going on for
isome• time .in Minneapolis. The city
officials startedout with the proposi-
tion Oar the rates charged by the
lighting company were too high, and
that the same rate per 1000 watts
should be made to all eustoniere with -
Out to condition pfloacl, ex -
bent foreenentity discount. The, light
ing conipany had been fallowing the
example-ofealleaafelY=-mantiged-conee
pante% and had put in foie* a system.
of rates under which customers having
the .best load factors, (that is, rising
the greatest number of hours perdav,)
•were given much the lowest rate, . ---,As
a result, of this controversy between
the city and the coineany, several ex-
pert investigationszliav been .rnade
of the conipany's affairs the result Of.
all the investigatione have been to
uphold. the correctness of the COM-
pftny'aAheoryt of readindss - to - serve
charges in their lighting business. •
••
It is incendWatile how adrd _
-familiar With the businese could come
to any other conclueinn after a careful
study. The experts in Minneapolis,
*Ito included such men tie Prof Cooley
of the Univetsity. of Michiegif ; elessrs
D. C. and W. B. Jackson, of Madieon,
and A Rinker, city engineer" alleag.ree
thee the rates given teeny individual
customer should be dependent, upon
the 'Sited charges' on the investment
necessary to serve him, phut operating
expenses, tether than on the average
expense of serving all elasses of cus-
tomers.
When•Mr 'Monet otarts to..criticise
another man's business; he should be
careful to state the facts coprectly. In
some oases in the rates quoted bY
he has given a lower rate than the one
in forte, also When he states that there
are three eustomees of the Electric
;Light Coin the seven eleelfieef boein
using the sable amoupt of light, and
getting three different rates, he is
°stating something that there is not
one word Of truth in. Last ,yesdr we
received an average of 91 cents per
1000 watts for our output of Weatherer.
cent lighting, %hid WM compare fey-
orably with the prices in ten tokens
quoted below.
Lighting (Ineandescent)
Ca taract; . . .10 to 30c per 1000
Cannington ......2c •
liespeler 12e
• Waterlpo e] - 10 to 12e
Strathroy 12e
Oakville .........12 1-2c
Settforth, .110444,12a '
Kincardine to 12e
Litideay........12 1-2e
'Leamington. ,',,16e
Ohnton $ to 12e
Mt Cooper says that one point has
been raised, that the Electric Light
Co shotild not be eritiebied ; We Invite
Oritielein, and Will be pleased toditieues
rates and service with any enstorner
• badly sprained arni, a wrenched back,
and -dietibled- ribs% were -a g‘e- the-
e •
el damages sustained.'•
Because of the snow blockade, an
unusual incident occurred in connect.
late with &funeral near Allandale ou
Sunday, the pall hearers going tothe
grave on snowshoele and • drawing the
casket on a toboggan.. While -on the
*ay •tO the Union Cemetery at•Barrie
th%fiineral pracession found the roada
impassable when they . bad • reached
' the Rental) Catholic{ Cemetery. 'Taking
the casket from the Learsee, they put .
it on a toeoggen strapped on their
snowshoes, aild drewethe toboggan to
the ,grave. e Interment took place
while the mourners,stood; about .on
their. snowshoes;.•and Melded up in
' their great coats. .
all About Wigs. ,
( A judge cd. the High Court hastwo
wigs in ordinary use, the bull -bottom-
ed, or full dress, and, the tye, .or un-.
dress, The former completely hides
the head and hangs clown in front on
the .breast. ' Its material is 'white
lipe_e_._sehair, laboriously cleaned ..and
curled, and iivoveri with silk tlireads
on a gauze foundation. The occasions
1 when this. is worn are etrictly defined
' -indeed, the rules on this point are
ea abstruse that some Judges are de-
pendent for their due observance 011
, the vigilance of their clerks. For in-
stance,. on the -firet -lay of Michael-
mas term, whrell follows the long
vacation, the full-bottomed wig is in
evidence, while the tye wig does duty
at the opening of riflery. Easter,
and Trinity terrns,,_When_thejuckes
meet at Alto (Md I3ailey, when they
dine with the Lord Mayor; When they
attend- levees encl. ;drawing-receiv
when Aheir 'attend at the -Rouge of
Lords, or at ' St. Paul's Cathedral,
they don the flowing wig. • Likewise
it is their head -dross when opening
AB assize commission and Charging a
grend jury; but the Moment these two
latter functions -are fulfilled, their
lordships retire ind reappear in tye
. On the, other hand, at state concerts M
and halls, at the oine Secretary's
dinner., and at certain semi -state fuzee
tions, no wig ivhateelef is worn, pos-
sibly beceuse its natural accompani-
ment, the robe, is also absent. 'Be-
sides the Lord Chancellor, the Speak-
er of the Mouse of Commons, and
,.,I.thlielyrisjudgeostisofeptihitiee.dliitgoh;(1eaorurh
at, fitine.
bottonntd-wig- are Itifig'ir Founset-On
their first public professional appear -
au& niter "taking
when swern tn before the Master of
the tolIs-they figure in this new pos-
session. They also adopt it at the
Lord OheneeBor's breakfast and re-
ceptiori Whielt precede the open* of
Michaelmas Sittings; but when plead-
it4g, their invariable headgear is the
steeled ,wig, .Silnilar in every respect
to that Worn by the members of the
Amber Bar. A barrister pays for his
wig from live to eight guineas, the
price Varying With the quality of the
material used. A; 'uniform practice
regulates the. making of the frizzed,
wig, in that • turla are rerigod
hori-
eoninfly round It., and tAt6 100216 hang
In tho tech, But different -inahera
have their OVM notion as to how many
antis there ehould be, and the num-
bet Tales from 27 to 2. Moat wi
have a parpenciinutat owl at tho
of the loop, but many are with
titbl attlelle intriatiOn.
mierpodir _
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You Can, Make More Money
Voon COW
• ,, *00 Men's Coon Coat for, -.$43.00 •
• $70•111en's Coon Coat for • 250.00
• $75 Lien's goon Coat for $55' 00
• Mark Dog' Coats '
522.00 Men's .Blacle Dog Oets, beet make $10.50
Dyed Wombat Coats'',
4/37 50 Mnets tiyed -Were bat Coats, made b—y
& Co.; 520.00
Blatk Corsican Lan* Coals
$27.50 Men's Corsican Lamb Coat for $22.00
• Ladies' and Gents' Fur -lined .Cas below
• Manufacturers' COSt,
• 585 Fur Lined Ooat for., ,
75 Fur Lined Coat for 55
60 Fur Lineel,Coat for.. , . . 45
2350 slioattknostteehrolivirACitoloadt f000r4. 124 •
A big lot of small Furs to sell at is per cent, off.
Come and see these i3aro-ains.
Spring Goads Arriving Daily,
...Jac) you want new Shoes, new Prints, neigoShirts,
new Black Drees Goods, new Corseis,new .Muslins.
.POPLESTONE & GA.RDINER .
Terms Cash or Produce BENTIri
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Mortgacre Sale ()r Farm
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azie Register.
A.enortgage Fele of hotel property
will be helcten Auburn on Saturday.
March 14th, The Auburn Hetet and
lands appertaining thereto will be of-
fered. W Brydone, Solicitor, Clinton.
• . •
Ferm Stock of T Shipley, lot 21, .con
1, Mullett, on Friday, Feb14. T Brown
Auctioneer. .
Farm, Stook., etc, of the tete John
Sprung, lot 2, hese line, Mullett, on
Feb 25. T Gimdey, Auctioneer.
Feral 'stock. etc, of NV, L'e Lindsay,
Road, Gtoderich township, on
Peb27.Gundry, Auctioneer
,
Farm for'Salt;
. The uedersigned offer.; fe• este nortb 'pe
of Lot 20, Con. 14, Hallett; 100 acres, all
(*aged ; good orchards; hard • and. Soft
water; mind, Mill; bank bartikcied stabling;
brick house, drividg• shed, hog Pens; hen
bpose. • Dawn
•
Wallited
Thirty 'cohiseOf Bret class green bedY
Maple wood twenty inolies lone, ea be 'de.
liverealst.the Clintrop Pnbho Sobooli.on
or before the tint day of May 1908 'Ten -
dere will be reoOlved on or before Feb, 22,
• je OUNINCOIA ME, Seeretary
Farm to. Rent.
Subscriber offers to 'hot hie farm of 125
motes, being lot 28, con. 5, Huliot,. Gcod
comfortable booed and good ons -buildings,
orchard, plenty cf inter, 3 miles from
Clinton. Fall plowing ail donee 15 acres
'of fall Wheat. For particulars .apply on
.the_platnieee_orio_Oduton P.O.' •
1.0. T. AR,CRER.
Private Sale' ?t Ilouseliojd
Furniture. ,
From this date until Match 6th, 1008,
the feelowing Three-hedroom sets, MM. -
trestles, veep, ate, sideboard, extension.
table, couch, linoleum, Radiant Hoine,
heater, book case, fancy one ,other tables,
Rattan, Mahogany end Oak, °heir% terve
cook stove and other ,artitilseC. ALSO..
_131:61M-11SED-OttEe-SEASO.N.1' •• '
' ' '' MRS. (REV) W. F. KERNEY.
WALL PAPERS
•.
ma 21T eost
I am agent for tlie Consum-
ers' Wall Paper Co., Windsor,
and am offering these goods
at cost, in order to introduce
them i The patterns are new,
and "no old stnek, 1 will hang
them at ioc a roll, from now
to the lst; of April.
Wall and Ceiling Papers 'and
Border* all at sass -fa price.
* GEO. POTTS,
• 4f14INTON
Get the Seit It PaYsi.
SLLIOTT
TORONTO. ONT,
is now enewing tee !west atemeence
fn Ito history, There 10 a reason tor it. ,
College Orion entire Year, Obitition00
nOW, Waite for henesome catalogue,
COL VONOE AND Al4EXANDER:
W. Elliott. Nig.
:Under and by virtue of the .pOwere contained
in a• certain mortgage which will be produced.
at the time of sale there will be .offered for sale..
at public auction by David Diokinson, Auction-
eer, at the Commercial Hotel, in the ,• Town of
Clinton, on the 14t11 day of March. 1908, at the
lour of 2 o'clock p. m., the following ProPertv,
narnely;-Lot Number 22, eoneession 6, Hullett,
in WO) t.ounty, of thmon, contfaining 100 acres
, more or less, On the premises are ei,ected
good house -and -good barns -and- out buildings.
The property is cobienientiy located and is a
desirable farm in every way. Terms 10 per Cent
on day of sa/e, and balance in 30 days thereafter.
For further terms' and conditions ot sale am9Y
to Air BRYDONE, . •
Clinton, Feb: 131h, 1008: 'Vendor's Solicitor.
•No Mat! e t°
Motel Property of the village of
• • Auburn .
bder a nd by Virtue of the Don ei:cr.ntailud in
Certfild mortgage which which will he lux -Aim-
ed at the U11113 of sale; Baena will be offered tor
sale by Public Auction, • by David Di, 1r. on,
Auctioneer at Meson's Hotel in.the village of
Blyth. on Sitiirday the 14th dad, of March, pos,
at -the hour of 1;00 ()Week in the afternoon tiify
property known as the Auburn IOW with the
_appurtanances,...theLandnheing IMOWA and deal.
eribed as lots nue:there 85; 86, 87 and 88 on Elgin
, Street in Elkins Survey .in the village of 'Mau -
cheater in the County of Huron, On 'the lands
are erected a substantial frame hotel with ac-
commodation for 80 guests, a frame stable, with
,aqcomixtoclation for 85 horses, a cornmodions
htitei shed, and a good hail for Miblio and lodge
meetings .This is the only hotel in the village of
Auburn and it has had a monopoly of the busi-
ness, For•particsulars and further -terms apply
to the undersign. ' •
saratiue, meeoore W. SHYDONE
,Londesborc. . SoAciter, Clinton.
•
.Notiee to Creditor
, .
. •.
Id . the niettee of Alexander 11. Smith,
• an Insolvent •• • •
Notice is hereby given that Alexa.r des; R Smith
'of the- Twit of Clinten, lathe CoUnLY of Enron.
carrying on btisiness. as a olotbierlit the 'said
Towirof Clinton, bag made an assignment under
0:21.0. 1897, Cap. 147, and unending acts. Of air
his estate, eredits and effects, toDocald D M4P7
• benefit of his creditors.. , , , ,
phAemraosenti, mooting
tohfehTiso;edoiftOoltisntz,,f bare tioth:kgi eantetriaael
To 11 flowc en' °off iiataoind. 1)ono tail de 11218Aft adcapyheorsfovn e, ti,rtu atrhye,
1908, at the" hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon,
to.receive a staternent of ' aftairs, to appoint in-
ap6ct0r, and fix their remunerationmut for
'the ordering of affairs of the estate generally, .
, Creditors are requested to Ale their claims
with the assignee, with the 'proofs and ,.partionL-
-lars-thercel-verauired erele said acts, •Vii -Cor
• before the day ()tench meeting. .
And notice is further given, that fter the 20111
day of March, 1908, the assignee will proceed to •
distribute the assets of the debtor amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having -regard, only,to
the Maims of which notice shall then 'have then
given, and that he will nob be liable for 'the as:
sets, or any part thereof, so dietrinuted4, to any
person Or persons of wheel Mahn he' Shall 'not
w bittixikk-
t.aela.aaye..11..act. ,noti
FOr The I:seignee;
' ' • •
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• STRATF'ORD, ONT.;
Investigate tre merits of this
s ;boo tv is, tlp? bess business -train-
ing sd000l u, Weatern Ontario. Our
Comm 1,t 4', Altoribaucl and Tole-
Aranbly D-virt utents are in charge
Of met motors of experience. All
nu,. cot:rang are thorough, •up to -date
and pre c ical. •, .
E I I iot t & McLachlin
. wrorciPALs.
..eaeartascasaamss!smissas
$is�w
hoo
0 WI, 140
,
•-•••ereee'A'--
n Mis Own Ilesti
.
Strange:to say, there are, enuniber
of people in the country who do net
seem to understand that I am on 'rare
own hook, so to convince them of telee
faot. I hay above inserted my photo
My atop is three doors norm: of the
Normandie Hotel, where there is' as
eehoieeTwesttieke-of --Fancy elyorsteria
Tweed% Pantings, Over -coatings ante
black and blue Worsteds a% found any
plaoe.' •
. .
Suite made to order on short notice
Kindly give us a call, andinspect fee.
yourself. .
A. DOWNS"
Merchant Taitr, Olinton
emereeneed ,
Clean=SAree
aturdaY pecials
• We want to make .a dean sweep of our
• Win4r Goods during the month of 0-ehruari, In "',•
order to turn them into cash quickly, we' will
sacrifice Profits, and sell at cost the following lines.:
,o'. all 014 .11nei In hien.'s•rtelt and Paii.tinsel Shoes '•
• Illen's low and tero.buckle Oirersboes
Men'ti astryy 'Rubbers
Ledleso Peltallued Shoes
'Ladles' tbizershees 4
1.61iele Shoot end Sllppers
Special discounts on all kinds of Footwear during
February.
In our Repair Department we
Guarantee Satisfactir.
Music°DARE Shoe
Emporium Co H Parlor
The Place Where Your Dollar
Does its Duty
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