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Saturday and Monday.
We have an interesting program for
June., One that will save money for people
who do their Dry Goods , buying here,
These are bits of news that show the trend
of value. Each and .every one is good.
Our two store direct buying enables us to
have big assortment and best values. This
is a positivefact and we are ready to prove
it to you at any time, Come Saturday or
next wiek for any of these. They will 14
ready first thing Saturday morning.
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Two Millitiery. Specials
Two extra speqials in this big Millinery de-
partment. Hats with just the right style to .them.
Prices that. are saving for Saturday selling. Our.
Milliners have preparedthem specially for that
day, they are genuine specials and worth corning
for.
12 Hats at $2.50 each •
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Regular $4 aiia $4,5o each • .
12 only new and 'Stylish Rats. Correct shapes •
and good trimmings used on all them. Regular $4.00t gn
and $4.50, choice of the 12 on Saturday each - . APIL I U
12 hats at $3;15
Regular $5.00
12 of these to choose:from if y^ciu. come early. on •
Saturday morning. Gotten up by our Milliners in •
the best style, ouly good trimmings' used. Regular,"
$5.00, choice of this lot each .
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Embroidered Waist: Fronis
Half Price •inc!.1.,e, ‘.
We are willing to take half price for the ,h•al.:
ance of our Embroidered Waist Fronts. Most of
them are pure linen and all hand enibroidered. Of
some there is enough for the complete Waist, others
only enough for thelrOnt.
Waist PrOnts .75c
Regular $1.50 to $1.65 g-724-41.'
15 -to 20 Embroidered Linn l'Waist, Fronts. All
hand worked, good quality, half, a dozen patterns. 7gh
Regular $1.50. and S1.65, on Saturday each...,...... I afli
25C Lisle Gloves.for irgc
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100 pairs' Lisle Thread Gloves, shades of fawn,
grey, etc., all sizes -a clearing of various lines that Inn
sold at 25c, your choice, per, pair. . .... ....... • 1011 •
Children's Gloves isc •
50 pairs Silk Tafetta and Lace Gloves; black, tan
and grey shades, all children's sizes, regular 25c to 1 50
40c, to clear Saturday at per pair .......... . . ...
Carpet . Ends
25 ends Tapestry, Brussels and Velvet Car-
pets, lengths of if to 1 yards, make splendid
Mats
Tapestry Carpet Ends each .50C •
• Brussels Carpet Ends each 75c
Velvet Carpet Ends eacfr $1.00
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One-quarter off
White Underwear.
We are clearing the balance of our stock of
Corset Covers, Drawers, Gowns and White
Underskirts, at exactly one-quarter less" than
regular prices. This should give you a splendid
opportunity to lay in your Summer Underwear,
at Bargain prices. If you come Saturday, you
will get a very good assortment to choose from.
Every day it grows less, and when the stock is
once sold, it will not be replaced.
Remember all Whitewear One-quarter off
A Skirt Special
Skirts made from good quality English Cotton,
seams double eewn, trimmed wiltrLacp and Em.
broidery, regular price 15c, commencing Saturday
each . ... ... tia1.4 ..... 0,441,4111"1114.* ...... 4 .... •11.1611,4 itu
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600 Vards Wash Goods at •15c
600 yards fancy wash materials, Muslins, Cotton '
Voi led, etc,„ a splendid assortment of patterns, lines
r hat sold'At25c to' 40c per yard, clearing saturda,y iRp •
tYrt' yard . to." OIN*1 ...... ...... V•Plav r t,t ..... 44, UU t
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1 THURSDAY% TUNE 4, .1103
total Notices.
Dress and Mantle - making% Plain
Sewing, Pressing and Cleaning Ladlea'
Apparel,- ADDU lt, KAUFMAN.
New' nand
The White 1:,,, ke Bend, Cliaton, is Open
for all kinds of engagenreats ler the emu.
nig sesion. For terms, will at Watt's
Shoe Shop. or mho Taos, wATTS, box
227, Clinton,' tt
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ing while Mr, J, Fagan was taking llis
fliAawnerhwey60i to dozentbwpsbenirleeoeanodii ns(rb,secthtulta lar: will
hit hi e: tranbs s:seii, sant? bio ontpehyi ei Enqz;:abv:es
A.CCIDENT.- On Wednesday even-
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"Ti: A: YEARMicI's POI: An Convention." n- tTiohne. A YhPer:
The prorna mill be a leap.ntrilay,
wiltgtve an entertainment in St .Paul's
- School Room, on Friday June 12th%
ing.the Woo wagon came near to
having a serious aceident. The engine
stopped at .r. Ouninghlune's corner,
Huron St., and when starting the
whistle blew% frightening the teatn, so
it ran awavtiThe boy who wasdriving
was .thrown out, the wagon passing
over his leg. No serious injury, other
than bruises, was 'sustained, but it
might easily have been worse. ,
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON -A in
'Latvia Social will be held by the On- p°
entertaiment for
by the League to make this a pleaaant
10th. Every effort will •be exercised °
bines grounds, 9. uesclay evening, Juoe
an, the macron:1mo ; be
will he supplied by the best talent ob-
tainable. Music will be furnished by • di
the Town Reed and the Menu will u,
consist of Strawberries, Ice Cream
and other dainty table delicacies. 'See to
the band bills for paiticulars,ancl meet go
me there. • • •
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1,11t7SIO-- The theory examinati ns
o intb
connection with the Conservatory fr
Music, Toronto, will he held in ..-the
Council Chamber, Town Hall, Clinton, 'IT
oir June 16th and vet), and the condi- Ai•
dates writing will be follows: -Tues.
on
day Morning 9.30 two candidates 131
Tuesdartfternoon 2,30 two candidates; F„'
Wednesday morning 9.30 three condi. "
dates ; Wednesday afternoon 2,30. two I lin
'candid des.. It is expected thin. these
exahnnations will be in charge of
Miss 1-1, Doherty.
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DRAM OF MR BLAVICAftEe.-•M
Edward Blackall, died at Ilderton,
f*Ar days *ince% in hie 70th 704,„ D
ceased was the fatner of Dr Blftekal
formerly ef town,and was welt-km:Jur
DEATH 00 MRS. OEQ, JOHNSON
-Our readers will learn with regret
of the death, of Mrs Johneon, wire of
Mr Geo Johnson, a former resident of
town, which occurred near tiriewold,
Mane lest week, as the result of cancer
She was a daughter of Mrs Moffat,
High Street and leaves two daughters
and one son. To add to the sadness of
the circumstance, Mr Johnson is very
ill, • with kidney trouble, 11e is a
brother of Mr lhos D Johnson.
DEATH OF MRS MATHESON.
The people, of Clinton will learn wit
deep and sincere•regret of the death o
Mrs. Neil Matheson, which occurre
no Wease,dnepsdnaoyezvedeniwnaga. aaftewrottsaenvero
strong personality, held in the ver
highest 'esteem, \ and was. a devote
member of Willikehurch. She leave
a grownup family of three daughter
Mary and Tina at bottle, and Mrs
Frank Smith, of Petrolea, and one son
Peter, of Durham. Much sympathy
felt for the bereaved fatailyt
BR1.70EFIBLD RUMPS OLINTO
- The above Football teams lined u
for battle, In the earl; here Wednee
day evening, when the former prove
too In for the t‘lecal pick-ups"
continued bombardment of the loco
oal, by the tflaitors, came as, a sur
rise to the best goal -keeper in Clit to
xi the terson of Percy Couch. Th
orward line worked Well for the local
and did telling work, but the ' weak
Oa of the defence proved their undo
g. .['lie visitors toe a sturdy hunch
f players. and 'Would put up a good
ractice game for stnne of the W. I%
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%VA= SOLD -Me W WbOatley of
a town has sold his farm the Nth
e von. of Oodetich Tp_ known as the
I, Richardson farm to Mr 11 J Thompson
n fer a sum in the neighborhood' of
$4000. Thti. give% the Tiaompeon
family four excellent and well -kept
farms all close together, and shows
what thrift and Industry earl aceoin.
plish.
MoTd0OART .-TROMPSON, The
home of Mrs Thompson, Albert St,
was the scene of a very pretty wed.
ding,.on Wednesday June 3rd, when
her daughter Violetta Beavvice
bore.
came the bride ot Mr Geo McTaggart
of Blyth The house was prettily
decorated for the event; the wedding
ceremony being performed by Rev.
u, Mr Octane. At high noon the bride
1 vvearing' a bridal veil and orange
d blossoms, and carrying° a hxmet of
e, and maiden hair.
•I ferns entered the room, on the arni of.
her brother George, by whom she
was given away, to the strains of the
wedding march, which was rendered'
0% by her sister Mrs A H Tierney. of
Blyth. After the ceremony, the
party sat down to a, nice wedding
$ dinner. They left on the afternoon
train for the P acifie (keit, via Owen
Sound. The bride wore a pretty
N Princess gown of cream pailetter
P. with trimmings of lace and insertion.
• Her travelling, eown was a Oopehhag.
d blue broadcleth,with an all.over.lace
a waist, and hat to match. tkliss Thomp-
son was a highly popular • young lady'
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of Clinton, and sbe has the good wish -
u es of her many friends. Mr .111cTriggatt
e is the popular station agent of the
s Grand. Trunk Railway at Blyth, at
• •whiee place the young couple will
take residence. •
tario Street Leaguet, on Air john Gib- A
fearns Score at finish 2-). in favor ,
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f the viiitors,
BRIEFS -Murphy Bros Store has
en linianYed by a, new window front
John Kaine of Gurria, who
ed on Sunday, at the age of 81 years,
as an'uncle of Was Krone of town.
s 'Wright, who 'is Limon stye;
r for Pure %Gold Goods, has had
od many tieople attending her dern
strations at Linder's Store during
e peat few days... „Mrs W Cook
°cured an egg from .i Black WHOM,
st week; measnring.. War
n McLean and the members' of the
°u -i.- of Refuge Coxinnittee met hero
' effort is being
ode to form a liaee Ball team • from
hong the members of the Odilfellows
IVIliCh there is plenty of material %to
ake a, good strong team. ,, ...The
use of "Mr james Kerr has been Ina:.
ovecl by a coat of paint, Fred Brown
int; .t,htV work Mr Frank ()Weil
having.' his house painted and other-
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WANT RIM BACK - - Some time
ago the cripple son of 11/rs •McBradY,
(daughter of Mrs Carter) was success.'
fully treated at the Sick Children's
Hospital, Toronto. and althe ugh not
eompletely cured, is certainly a great
deal better than he Was; Recelltly,1
the , Superintendent of the Respitai
'wrote Mrs MoBrady; stating that they
would like to have the boy returned
to the Hospital, if agreeable to her, in
order that he might undergo further
treatment,.ancl it is likely • he will be
sent down. •
A COMING EVENT -- During her
residence of eight years in townoVith
her aunt, Mrs Joseph Townsend, one
of the most popular young ladies of
town was Miss Jennie. .Jones, who fig-
ured "in mulail entertainments and
sOcial circles. Recently she has been
living at St ThomasXDakota, and on
wise improved, B Kaiser doing the
work.. . .Mrs Barge, sr., desires to
exPress: her tippreciation of the genet.:.
ousesyinpathy.stiovvri by the public and
Mende. during the illness and death
sif her son, Alfred. The annual .
meeting of West Ruron Farmer& In.
qtitute, will be held at Nile,on June 12;
East. Huron:at Brussels, on :Tune 12;
South Huron at Hensel], on:June 17.
----Mr John Fagan, of Carlow, pass-
through town on Wedneaday,. with
a new threshing outfit-Engir and
eparator,proeured from the acDon-
aid, Co,., Stratford. . ' .A meeting in .,
the interests of Mr.fo“r.ter will be held t
in the town hall this evening,. to be
ed. by Mr Proudfoet and Mr Thos Me-
addressed by Rey J Elliott an•Mayor
Macklin, •Goderieb ; a meeting in the .
interests of MI' Prolidfoot will be held
here op Saturday.right, to be address -
Milian . . . .Nr Lorne Scott, foriiierly.
Married to Mr Chas B^3'er%'df Wetag-
the 17th of • this --montlf-she-will -be.
! „ke•win, Alberta,e, young man also well rw:134.thde
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ife Iensurance Co.... :The first of July
' known as a former Olintonian. We will be the next holiday, and. fade on
theasure of bild9Ploess.• ' - . ' . of black to his live's'', outfit ; one was:
are sure their many friends•here will Wednesday.'...Mr Walker has just
join, in 'in wishing' theta the' largest added a veryhandsome Matched team
4:10USE OF REFETGE-.-__ .,
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purchasecl.frora Mr unningham, Col -
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'air elderly man from Brucefield, who borne, 11011 the other from Mr Canier.
'entered the House of Refuge on the
11th.of May, retired on Friday
ing. apparently halls usnallealth but pleasants..
erven.. pah.......Mr. W. Johnson &milt a,very
on. Tuckerstaith,apd they are a dandy
time from May Kt° Tune l', in
4 0 0 ns i 4 h ee hilts. o
Baiton t w h p.•....T r r f
was .founcirdcad in bed next Morning%
Ile was the last Patient who had enter- bowlers went to Mitchell' on Friday;
'ed the House. The contract for sup. and were successfutin Winning out....
'lies vvasiet. by the committee, manes- The friends •of Rey. B. Clement Will
ay ; Fitzsimons & Son were awarded'
the contract -for meat ; 11. Bartliff the
contract for bread, and W. binder the
contract for groceries, this store hav-.
ing had the conlract, with the excep-
regret to learn that he is not recover-.
ing from his stroke of paralysis as nice-
ly as might be wished, but the doctors
think he has ;i. bare fighting chance..
.The county seini.annual Convention
1. of one terthe house. W . Oesey, ofluckersanith,
tun) m, since the openingof Orange Hall, ii ,ci. n ton, on sa t da 7 o f
, iin
ofthe L. 0,‘L. will, be held in toe
I:entered the house on Wednesday.) : this week ; it is expected that practic•
1. very large number of persons, showed 'gaye"a good open-air .concert 013 . the
yOrder in the. county will lie
FUNERAL ON MISS ally everHLMES-A represented ....The White Dyke Braid.
their sympathy for the family of Miss.. Square on Sattirday:nightand expect
- -II tilings,rby attending her ' innerfil on to he Ont again this week ; for a new -
Saturday last, the•floral tributes being'
band they play Tety well..The .Volun-
teers go into camp, at Goderich, on
June 15th. . It is expected there will
be a full complement of men :The
Citizen's Band rendered their first open
air concert from the band stand Thine -
day night, and the variety of the pro..
gram was certainly a creditable: one.
The band turned out nineteen strong,
and showed the result of their winter's
Practice; They are, as usual, open for
engagements, a,nd the program given.
especially profuse. • Service was con-
ducted by her pastor, Rev Mr Solliffe,
assisted by Revs Mr Greene and Mr
Snowden; the Pall -bearers were Messrs
J. Crooks, 'E. Emit, H. Armstrong, E.
. Shepherd, J Rurnball. and G Cutting-
hame. Among those present from
, outside were Mr and 1VIrs J B Thomp.
son, and bliss Rohn es, Seaforth ; Milton
Pearen, London; W 11. Robertson,
Goclerich; Howard B. Holmes St
Catharines; Miss Pear/ Cantdlon, of Thursday night is an assUrance of
Orillia ; and Mrs Reece, jorclan. good music.
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Trunks and Valises
Custom! Shoemaking
Repairing.
Cash and One Price
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The DOrtibility •-•• •
'Wail, Paper
is the real factor that determines the cost. It
costs as much per roll, labor or cash; to hang a
3c paper as it does one at a few cents more, that
will beautify your home for a much longei time.
The Moral
we want to makg is that "there- is a price below
• which it is not wise to go," We think we have
the laigest variety. We know- we have the
popular goods, and that our prices are honest
prices at which you can decorate your rooms.
Becoming the season. your purse, and abo
all, your individual taste. We even have th
per roll It will cost you nothing' to
our stock. It may cost you more4kotto-ee
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Its not too late, yet to win out our free trip to Tor -
Onto and Niagara Falls for five days. Get. on the list
and get your friends to help go. Ask your friends to buy
their dry goods bore and save the, coupon for- you.
• 5,020
Miss. Blanche Tebbutt.,.. 6.35.
... ...318o " C Steep'
3170 Miss Nellie.Hicks • 450'
• 2745 Miss Gla.dy Switzer 325
Standing of the Contest.
Miss Rena, Picket.,.:;
Miss Mabel Lanxon ..
M iss 'Fanny Hibbs
Miss May East
Miss E Torrance,.
Mrs jno McClacherty
Mrs A. J3eacom
• Miss N, Beacom
Miss M. Lappine
• Miss May Rance
'Mrs CC Rance
Miss Hattie Holloway
Miss Lou,LittIe
" Ida Lindsay:
Miss May Holland
Miss. Gertie Sage........
Mrs Jno. Hudie . .
lVirs Geo. Hudie .......
Mrs Geo 'Tebbutt •
......2385 ' Mrs b Switzer ,......,.. 315
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2050 Miss Letta Smith ' 305
169,5 Miss S Haddock..„....... 26o
.1680 • Miss Maude Carter...,.....2 50
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. .....1505 Mrs R Carrick 250
1,355 Miss S Nott- .. . .. .......... 235
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1,35o , Miss D Walker.... ..... .,....,, .230
;,. 1220 ' " J..Routledge . ..„: . . 230
1050
• " N Steep. . 225
1050 " 0 Shipley ......„.,225
975 • " Cletaord„ , 225
-.. .940 Mrs J G Crich . . . . .. ........ 210 :
...., 76o • Miss Hattie Judd.,,......... 210
...., 76o Miss L Potes ..'......,... ... ;:,205 '
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We have made up our Minds to clear out the Ladies'
Spring Coats at a 1os, only 15 in the lot come early Sat-
urday and get first choice they won't lagt long at. these__
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45..00 Coats for
Two only. black cheviot Coats, sizes.
34 and 36, iiiceJy. made,this seasons
style. Regular $5.00 ID
$5.00 TweOd 'Coats $8.15.,.
Two only grey tweed coats, hip
length, semi fitting, velvet
sizes34 and 36. Regular "$5.00d,74
for.... .... 1Iao .... . ...... .40.61,“••4111). 15
$10.00 Coats for $7.00
Three only fawn covert coats in the
very latest style, beautiful made and
,trimined, sizes 34, 86 and
Reguler $10.00:for ......,.. . ... . . .. ..114JU
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$1.2.00 Coats tor p.ott
One only black coat, size 34, hip
length, Gibson shoulder, silk braid „..
strappings. 'Regular $i2 00 for....U,UU
$0;.501Pawtt coat$4 75
Two only' fawn covert cloth cat,
semi fitting, nicely tririuned; velvet stole
collar, size 36 and 38. Regular,
$6.50 for .fl,a
$12.00 Coats for $8.00
Five only fawn Covert cloth coats
hip length, butterfly sleeves, close and
seini:•fitting backs, bea.utiful, madeM.'
and trimmed, regular $12 00 f6y.....UU
Midsummer
. -Millinery Display
Miss Leigh has just returned fri>in Toronto with all the
new ideas in Summer Millinery and we are having a special
display of the newest novelises on Saturday and fallowing days
See our WINDOW DISPLAY
Miss Cantelon & Co.
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