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T-E.SE ARE THE
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rda June une i3th
Our weekly specials are growing more
• popular as .the weeks. go by. They are
e otne money-savers,.,.and 'appeal sal dsxe t1
o the pocket -book.. Clearing lines frotn all
ver the stre. selling at theseprsPs
just be-
rause we want : to- turn them into. ready
Loney right. away,
orset Covers '19c
35 or. 30 Corset Covers, made from good quality '
English Cotton, cambric finished,ice! trimmed Q
with Lace and Insertion, Saturday; emend at each ' tau
''Children's White • Colton Drawers 19e
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'15 or 20 pair Children's white cotton Drawers, as-
sorted sizes, good quality cotton, nicely trimmed, 0
clearingSaturda .. at each...... „ «, ..««.,,.. « 10
Children's Knitted Waists 15e
Childreies knitted Underwaists, with strappings .
and buttons just the thing for summer wear, cream p
only. Regular 255c, Saturday special at each, , .. , , • , IRA
• 50e Lisle Gloyes 311 .•
3 dozen pair long white lisle: gloves, sizes 6 .to. 71, Y
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extra fine:quality and sold all over.. at 50e. 3 dozen ,lgn
pair to sell Saturday at per pair..... «:.. , .. «, , t7
Black .and Tan Lisle' Hose 29:
35 pair Ladies' lisle thread hose, blackand the
popular tan shades, splendid quality Regular: `e5c
and 37.1. We want to clear the ,two" lines out, and 20G
Saturday they go on sale•at per pair ... ..,.,..,.
Two Big Millinery Specials
Two more specials•_from our••big Millinery
department for Saturday: .Hat's' such as our
ill trim, 1 hers •know how o. t tr m, selling : at just
about the half-price mark.'
$4.00 Hats at $2.15
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15 of these Hats .trimmed up specially, for Satur-
day. On them we are using short . lengths and: last '-
ends
ends of some of our most expensive trimmings. In
the ordinary way. these hats could not sell for less
than $4.00. Commencing Saturday .morning, we qq /�
will have 15 to choose from. at each , L.45
$3.00 Hats at $1.50
These Hats are made up the same way as those
at $2.45, only the trimmings used are . not quite so
expensive; If we were getting them up . to the .
ordinary way $3.00 is least we would sell them for.,
Now, we have started to clean .upthe Millinery de-
partment,and Saturdaythere will roe 15 or'20 here
to choose from at eac•
p;:, $i,50
Buster Brown . Belts 19e. .
Children's Buster Brown Belts, standard gliali- •
ties,in black and all colors, Saturday special at each'19G
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Lisle Gloves 19c
G-rey and light fawn shades in Lisle Gloves,:
1Regular length, dome'f stoners special for Saturday •.nO
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A Big Dress Goods Extra.
50 yar:Js of extra fine quality French' Armure .
Cloth, black only; will •Make handsome dresses for
m irning or any_ purpose you want to use black for.,
Regular 1.' 5 an 1.411 Saturday morning er yd. 1 Ob
g � a$ . ,. y gy
Odd Parasols 2is
• 8 or 10 odd Fancy Parasols: Moet a. these are
slightly damaged, but they :cchle -in splendidly„e or
Children's wear. Clearingl 'out Saturda ' at eneh • LSC
C al .. a y
A Big Lot of Embroideries at 5e •
Over 400 yards in this lot. good quality' Swiss Em•
brotderies and Insertions, assorted widths, not a poor.
pattern• in the whole lot, ,nor a single piece .that is not
worth a good deal more than ' 5e, . Choice of them- on 50
Saturday at per yard
25e Muslins 15e
400 or 500 yards Fancy Deese Muslins, Chambreys1
Ginghams, etc, A collection of various linesthat
sold at 25c, 80c. 85c We wantto make short work:.
of the Cotton Dress Goods :stociz, and commencing 1{; jt
Saturday, you can take your choice at per yard • .... �JY
Dresss.Iuslms 7%c
• d inthis lot but the_last'.1en the of
Not 100yar s gg
some lines that sold at 121�c to Jill`; suitable' for.
waists or children's wear, Saturday morning, choice 72G
per yard • ., . 1
Table Damask at 34e`
Half -bleached Table. Damask, will soon bleach
nicely; good quality -jest the thing for ordinary - r} AG
'wear. A Saturday Special at per yard ... , 2
Better Ones at 55e �y
Every thread of this piece guaranteed pure flax,
One of our own direct importations. ;Regular 75c,•
Saturday Special per yard 55e
The Short Ends' of Carpet
We sold a lot of these.Oarpets. last Saturday,
still there are more of them 'than we could possibly
hope to sell even in a week.. The assortment is
still good. ' There are plenty of nice •patterns to
` choose from,,: and if you want a: length of Carpet
for •an extra mat or two, doll t irtlss this chance:
Dress . Skirts. at .$2.0o
Do' not forget, we are clearing the bal.:
ance of our stock of Dress Skirts at ' $2.90
each Tweeds or plain cloths, no matter
what the former price, you can . take your
choice now for only
$1. ga.
CLINTON NEW ERA
TKURSDA'li', J (JN.1 11 1900.
Local Notices.
Deese at d. Mantle- making, Plain
Sewing, Pressing and °leaning Ladies'
Appazei,-ADDIS L. RAUFMAN.
DR, OVENS,Liendon, Surgeon, Ocu-
list, ;Specialist, will be at W. el. R.
Holmes' Drug a ore, on Thursday. July
2nd. .G asses properly fitted, deafness
catarrh and failing eyesight treated.
,13ours 1 to 4 p.rn.
New Band,
The White Dyke Bane, Clinton,. is epee
for all kinds or engagements for the rem -
me Benson. For tering, call at Wates
Shoe Stein of wiit3.1'HOS. weave, box
227, Clinton, tf
gown gtlollilc ,
A STORM- About 0.30 on Monday
evening a terrible storm, passed'over
this place, the wind with tornado force
whipp011g up trees and s -ripping )naves
in showers, While hail and ram fell in
torrents, \The flag pole and iron crest-
ing on the town hall, were torn` off;
a part of the Evaporator roof was
lifted, and minor damage done .in till
direotions.
LEGAL FEES -The. report` of the
Inspector of Legal 011100 in Untaria
for the • gives the following
asthe
h earnings of the' several Proviu
tial officers in the county Sherriff, R
G Reynolds, 51548.86; Surrogate. Jedge
and Local Master, Judc•eDoyle, $1350,.
20 ; Grown. Attorney and Clerk of the
Peace, C Seager, $1770 61 ; Loc&tl Regis-
trar, County CaineClerk, :Surrogate
RegCaestrar, D McDonald, $2517.07.
IT IS EFFECTIVE• - The Business
Men's Asseciateen has been trying to'
•induce n,erchant5 to look more closely
after their accounts-, and an° instance
occurred the other day« showing how
effective this has been. .A gentleman
whose credit is good for any amount,
•received,a dunner for10 cents due, -with
this statement plainly stamped on the
face, "prompt payment requested,' as
I have a draft to meet." He paid the
araeunt
.A NEW MANAGER - Mr "D. S.
Cluff, late travelling salesman for the
Morris •Plano Co., .of Listowell,` has
been engaged as General Manager for
the Doherty Organ and Piano Co.,and
wiI1 enter on his duties at once. Mr
' Cluff is an old Clintonian, having been
at
and has had a wide and varied experi
one time ap enneloyee of the factory,
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once. He is a thoroughly competent
man for the position, and it is expect- early in life;' and for :a time kept the
ed that, lie will push the business with store at Chiselhurst•movin "to Bonsai'
its old-time ! ' � g
soar
gy� over ..6yeara•a o; he started a .bend-
ing THING: -In factory. Of late years he had ids-:.:
voted-�...
•umn will he (ootid an interesting letter his attention to `building -rest.
(roto Mr . ' Jack ;on r ask' g dentes, and; •several fine ' houses bear
i , asking the cite. testimony to his enterprise. Some
tens of !intoe citizens
helps led arrago time ago he went to London whore he
a committee of citizens to hold an a)ie reside for less than -a' :ear but his
eenoon of.sports in�the perk,for all they
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children of town, Last year this was earth, foiling he returned to 73ensall.
stns at •the;Lotzgh .presentation, and;ELECTI - N • NQTES-'That people'
was ;greatly enjoyed. We feel sure here • had special interest in several
our citizens wilt be only too ,glad, to + election contests, is shown by the ie
help and encourage such n. good idear lationship of some: of the ,candidates.
Mr Andrew Porter, the Conservative
candidate in Centre Huron, is ason in .
law of Mr. F. Rumball, of town,:.,...:..
Wm. McKelvie, the defeated Liberal
candidate in Teraiscamin , is married
in cash or prizes. en
has been decided;to a sister. of M s Nelson Bail ... , IT
to hold the .event on >i'xiday;' June 26,: (Cul rie, the Liberal candidate in Bast.
' { Huron;ie a brother-in-law of Job; Coop-
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THE MILITIA `CAMP -The 'cam . 'er Mr fs Vito nacott the'defeated'
P p ,
nvf
HOSPITAL NOTES -Miss Tri.,...,«, , 1 TRU - .. een de- .
nurse, and Miss. Elliott, from Porter's l sided to sin lee.„ all on rite trm
Hdl both underwent operations last cant lot lila i., , „,t septi of J he Fahr
wee*, and' are letting along nicely, ; Mill pond, �al Peet$ contractor,.
w nt anoperation, hasreooirered I B S
go home. � fiance Examinations • . , -
'.,Mrs Petrie, of letting
alio starts Igor( is week, '1`�
under e RIE1r -• ma next (Jolla tate En.
sufficiently to enablehertoh it !the Ool
,.Mr. Robertson, of Oolborne, came leelate promotion Exa tions will
here on. Monday, to undergo a slight he held on June 24.. 25, 25 .: , . male n:
operation 1 and Denfield try conclusions at base
A PENITENTIARY OFFENOE-- ball on the park to -night at 6.15;a good
Some timeago we called attention to gaina ie anticipated.... A young pian
the fact that insulting post cards were named Hall, about, 22 years of age,was
he n
t g.sent through the mails to young drowned at Mitchell, on Sunday.whfle
.ladies, and had it not been for the bathing; he was a ne. hew of Miss
reticence of the parties concerned, Cowing, of town..• Mr Ei Glacier is at
prosecution would ,have followed. We Niagara Falls, attending the High
are informed that similar cards are Court Canadian Order of Forresters,
again being mailed, and if the aborti- - ., .. We are Sorry to learn that Mrs
moble pr ietiseeis not diseontinue;l,the Murph , Princess Street is seriously
party guilty will be put either in jail ill.... The •silver cup given by the
or the asylum, where be 'belongs. 1 Molsons Bank in connection with the
1'VEDDINGS-A quiet wedding,00k Spring,Stock Show, and won by Dor,
Innis, is on exhibition at the bank....
place at Wastey parsonage on.' ed- The rate to Detroit, on the Greyhound
nesda , when Mr W. Marion, and Miss, e,Teursion, opo wap, with trunk, wfli•
hlary. ieideinan were Married by Rev be 31.50... ,Mies a )iTast will..beco e
W. Jolliffe ; hoth .are well kgown in one of the assistanntssinthe Post Office, '
town, and have the good wishes of enterin oe her duties onMonday next
their many friends. No wonder people object to the
Jn les S ons, areout for the m ictiag e ' autos on the road ; one went •thro. igh
of Mise Susan Pearl Sterling, all ; town on Wednesday,going down Main
Terrace, to Mr. piece J. Marshall ; the Street without stopping, at a speed of
event nukes place on the 21to, ;.hoth , easily 3Q wiles: anhour,.,.,The Whyte-
e popular r young people, to. whom yicon'
the congratulations of their friends j Dcerke.t on
band Saturdaywillgive-an nightop; en ar it is also -
are extended in advance. 1 arranging t'or• agardenpart at an!
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Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mellarvey Reid, brother of Mrs
Harland, and,_ r , which takes piece at Lon-
non on Wednesday next.
ORANGE MEEEING -- The semi-
'aenuaI meeting of South lemon L 0 L he has had this year.......L'linton Jun. 1
held in Clinton on the Oth Inst, was icor, Football Club went to•I3ayf old on...
representative and the attendance was `Friday, June 5th, and lost by the score I
up toformer meetings; Amongst the • of 3-2. Bayfield plays in Clinton on I -
officers and.memhers from a distance i I"niday,June.12,-Miss Mabel Twitchell •
were John Scarlett, ex C M. Leadbury :!. has taken a position in Bartlifrs store.
Walter Coursey, D Al Lucan, Frank
Davis, 0 el Lamhsbury,p 0 Galbraith
Div, Vile Bayfield; Chas Foster, Ex,
Pearly day .,, ,,the friends of miss Rena
ekett a evidently boind to send '
her to Toronto judging by the voting:'
contest.... ,•. Mr Geo Davis is lard up ;
with an attack of pleurisy, the second
District it Varna, .Ftnalatrapgements / /
were made for attending the annual• ,
celebration on the 13th Jul in. Code- aL 1W" S
rich;. there being no other business of
importance requiring. •:discussion or
attention tee meeting closed in har= + ,
iniiny.!. 0
WILLIAM MOORE-.The following
The Durability o
Wall Paper ` 4
is the real factor that determines the. cost,. h
costs as touch per.,roil, labor or cash, to hang a -
3c paper as. •it does one at a fear cents more that, '
will beautify your home for a much longer time.
b -e Moral
we want to snake is that. "there isa price below
which it is not wise to go." We think we have
the largest variety. We know( we have the .
popular goods, and that our prices- are honest.
prices at which you ;an decorate your ' rooms,
Becoming the season. your purse, and above'
all, your individual taste. We even have thec
3
, per roll kind.It will cost you nothing to see
our, stock. It may cost you more not td see it,:
The W... L. air o
0!ten the. Chea .est. Always . he. B ` .
a3' the est.
front a Hensel) "a paper, .refers to a a t u r a. • a . 1
Pp
brother of Mr's Chambers, Queen St: -
Another . of, the old settlers passed �.. .
over to the. great beyond on Thursday
afternoon, William Moore had been
ailing for some menthe . and gradually
grew'so weak that he 'was unable to
rise from; his bed. He was carefully.
nursed by his family;and received the
.beat That medical skill could provide.
He upas born near Peterboro over 07.
years ago. He came to Huron county
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No money goes out of town; it goes 'to
the chhildren,'and we all get better ac-
quainted with each other in a local af-
fair of this kind.. Let eveeiyone help,
Ootttrillutions •to Mr Frank H.odgens
to be held. on the Attrill Farm, Goder-
ich, will commence on the 15th, and
1will last for ten days. The addition of
-nearly41100-hien and 500 horses to . the
'1
i popula tiio n will mean a greatly increas-
ed demand for provender,. It is eitpect-
candidate in• East; Elgin; is an uncle of
Mrs. A J. Grigg:.. --Dr. Godfrey, the
Conservative elect in . West York, is
married to a daughter of 'Mrs Tuffts,
formerly. of Clinton.... - Mr. Lucas, the
Conservative elect in Centre GGre , is,a
ed that a sham battle will be held brother. of Mrs. J. E.:Bogeyy....7arnee
i about the 25th.. Sir Frederick Borden, • McEwine, who won West Wellington,
• Minister of Militia. will probably in- " was born in Tuckersmith. The Con-
,aspect: the ;Minn sometime: °during its, servati•ves•auetLiberalsjoined together
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, existence, and it is probable .that he in receiving the election returns on
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may be ;tccompanied byy the Hoo:' W. Monday night, in the Town• Hall, and
Pugsley, of Pu lit Works. although the former had every o
The holding of the cam at Goderich;. ortunit to•"roast" the latter' as the
instead o
P P Y a
t f Lo don -
n , as usual, was due
entirely and direetle to the .efforts of
R. Holmes, ably•backed and supported
by the local officers. It is estimated~
that it will mean • an expenditure ' .of
nearly $l75,000,'directly and indirectl
HE; GOT THE HAT'. -Jiist as the
I: bowling season was commencing Mr'
James Weiss stated that hedid not in-
tend tohowl this year. Mr. Dowding
expressed doubt about Mr Weis's:liv-
ing pp to this resolution,• when the lat
ter taid.he would buy Dowding 'a uew
hat if he broke his 'promise: Evidently
the temptation of the careen .was too
strong, for it was only' a few days be-
fore Mr Weiss was bowling as enthuse
ast`eally as any one. So ire invited
Mrowding and a few friends to -the
1Com ercial on Friday evening, . and
' -.forma ly- ,presented-.•-him-with what
looked like .a big ten cent straw hat,
artistically trimmed withribbons, etc.'
On the same being placed on his head,
Mr. Dowding fogndthat beneath it
was a.handsonie, up -to -date -straw -hat,
Mr Weiss taking this method of pay
ing hie wager.
returns of Conservetivevictory poured.
in, it 'must he admitted that they did
nota use f: u
mak se o the occ"s'o • '•th t
aen, e
.roost unanimity peeve iled, -and .while
the Liberals were naturallydisappoint-
ed at the result, they took their Medi
eine with geed grace ;. .
Sumer: ' Sch o1
one,' July and 'Auitist Iea,is'into -.
ons• Fnil Term without any break.
Enter xuy time. New. Catalegue free.
Write for' it to•,lay, .
.Central Business College..
• T0i1o1To,
the largest+ most reliable .f Its kind
•itro R. Sihaw, Principal,
wonge "Ri q.rrar8-its., Toronto,
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks and ` Valises
Custom Shoemaking
—A iN
Repairing. '
Cash. and Onc Price.
gyred. Jackson.
hite Lawn and
uslin Waists
We areapreparing for :'our next shipnient lent - of Summer : Muslin
Waists, and to be ready for them, We, are putting on our Bargain.
Tables Saturday the balance of our first: shipment at' unheard-of ' prices.'
About ten dozen in the lot, and ' all new styles this- season, Don't . fail
to be on hand early Saturday to get the first choice and the best value.
Lot l to• 1•
White' Lawn and Muslin' Waists, long
;sleeves, every style new and dainty :µde
signs, These Waists are slightly muss-
. 'ed
uss .'•ed but hlt; soiled and :ever . one ;is a
rare bargain Reg. $1,•• $:1..25 .
et
and O,Saturday' 'ri
L5p' ce..«.,
$1.75 Mull Waists 98c
Pine 'white Mull Waists, with very
dainty Insertion, fronts, inseveral dainty
styles, three-quarter sleeves only,in sizes •
34 to 40; regular 31.75 value, Saturday tio„
they go on sale for. al Ob .
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Odd C t• 3.
5r:
s .
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25 pairs of odd sizes and flukes .in. Cor
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eats.s
set . Rego Ia•r.'T.Sc lip,' to $2 00 per pair,; clear.-'
in the t Satu iia for per Fair... . .
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Lot No. 2.
...Fine white Muslin and Mull .
Waists,
in three-quarter and lon .sleeves -sever
al
very dainty. styles. :These' lines have
also been mussed from. handling, but
are not in theleast soiled, and range in.
price.frorn• $1.75
upto $2.25, '
Saturdayprice is 6�c
19 Mullins
c S Ins tor _Int,
Twenty pieces of Fancy Dress Musl •ins
in` all 'the popular colorings, ' in stripes,
checks and floral designs, regular, 100,
Sat .q
` urday for :. �L
1L2111
Ready -to wear Bats
About 20 Ready-to-wear Straw Hats, '
daintily trimined with Fancy Ribbon and:
• Straw, regular $125 and. $800 Saturday
choice . .. .... .. ..... .:.. • ..
I" cov About `: Vour Summer Millinery.
Our range of Summer. Millinery is complete in every detail,from the low
est to the best Our styles are correct; our workmanship everything'' that can
be desired. We strive to please the hard -to -please; with great ' success: We
invite you to call and see our styles:
MISS CA - T - ON & C
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Landin_ of': the .Co� •.te : -
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-Miss' Rena
Miss Fanny Hibbs.. . 5040
Miss Mabel Lanxon 4105
Miss May East 3955
41, .N. Beacom ... 3410.1
Mrs Jno McClacherty.... 3170'
Miss 'E Torrance.. ` 2525
Mrs A Beacom
Miss•M. L.appine 1575'
Miss May Rance : . r,4 z 0
Mrs C.0 Rance 1,405
Miss May Holland ... 1390
Miss Gertie 'Sage::.. ,,;,., r 275.
Miss Hattie Holloway.... 1255
Miss Lou. Little , 1130
". Ida Lindsay..... r t to
Mrs .Jno. Hudie -............ 76o
Mrs Geo. Hudie 760
Mrs Geo Tebbut .,:..:.,... 675
Miss Blanche Tebbutt.... 6/5
,r C Steep 575
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Miss. ntellie. Hicks... 451).
Letta Smith 355
Mrs 8. Switzer ;: ,..,.:335
Miss Glady Switzer ..:,325
`t J Routledge 290
NSteep.:....:......;... 285
" Hattie Judd. 285
S Haddock........ 26o
' Maude Carter............250
Mrs' R Carrick... . . . . ........250
" W. McIntyre 25o
Miss'Maggie Steep...; 250
., . S Nott....,.. . . ...... , .23.5
t� ... 230
CShipley ................225
• Cleta .Ford :,..225
" :P Shannon 220
Mrs. J GCrich....... 210
• H Carrick ' 205,
" D Carrick 205
Miss L Pott$ ....... xo5
faatttww...
Coupons gisien with every purchase in -Dry foods
Men's Furnishings, ' Tallorin'g and Millinery,
Help your friends to go on our FREE TRIP TO TORONTO,
by doing 'your shopping here.