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March snit 1908
Still lore
Bargains
We sold large (luau..
tides of Walt Paper; Station-
ary, China and Faneyaloods
on our semeannual•Bargain
Days - Saturday, Monday,.
and Tuesday last, but our
prices will continue to at-
tract intending purehusers.
W. COOPER & CO.
CLINTON
Constance.
The Misses Paul of Brussela spent
last week the guest of their fried,
Mes. Wm. Britton. •
John Button has engaged with Mr.
Geo. Wheatley for a year..
There was no service in the Method-
ist church here on account of the
storm.
Mr. Peter Lindsay spent a fevk
days last week the guest •of friends. at
Gorrie.
Wedding bells will ring before lona
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in the village.
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Three large wildcats have been dap-
tured at Dundalk this winter. The
cats are said to be very plentiful.
Branch of Labor Bureau to be es-
tablished in East End.
..V.Arna Loudon Road.
Owing to the indisposition of the M. Charles' Gibbings paidfriends
pastor, M. Andreae Reid took the
services ou the Varna eireuit on Sun-
day.
The At Hon* of the Missionary
Auxiliary at the parsonage on Fri-
day' night lest was Well attended and
much enjoyed,
At the meeting Of the toWnsidp
council on Monday the Good Roads
movement was given a hoist. The
county council having done the :em0
their was no other course for our
COO/Kit to pursue. As the result of
the final assessment on the Schwalm.
Drain eeCouuti there is on hand the
stun of $3.87 which is now being
distributed back to the council, Henry
Zeal*, John Manson aw John 13a.1er.
The report is not so favorable in the
case or the Logan Drama where the
sum of $96 must be killed in order to
defray the expense of the lawsuit
which, the engineer did not figure on
in his original estimates.
We regret having to 'report the very
serious accident Mr. Ted muter. met
with .on Saturday last. •He had his
chopping outfit at work at Mr, Wil-
liam Dennison's, and while •edjusting
Ole draft he was struck a violent blow
in 'the face whieli smashed his nose
arid injured his eye. He was rendered
unconscious and lost a great deal • of
blood before the Dr. could, arrive from
Clinton though he came over at a hot
pace. Mr. Muter is now improving
but he is very weak and it, Will
someitime before he ^ regains his
wonted strength, • •
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' I•ondesboro
Rev. William Gated, reissiohary to.
Formosa, who is at present at home
on furlough, will preach' at Bums' and,
Knox churches on Sunday first
On Sunday and Monday, March 15thl
and 16th, the Epworth League will
hold their anniversary servicee. Oe
Sunday the services, morning, and
evening, will bo conducted by the
pester. On Monday evening in ad
dition to local talent, Mrs, Itutnan3
will deliver her yery popular address,
"Ceylon, the Island ol Gems," Mrs.
Rutnam, Who has spent some years in
missionary work in Ceylon, is Ole to
give a. Very interesting eczema of the
Wiled and the work 'beteg done there
so that all who have an opportunity
Of bearing her should ,do so. •
GodariCh •
Messrs, F. F. Lawrence and. Williain
Marlton, shipbuilder, will leave for
California .shortly.
a Dr: aStaing will act as treasurer for
the Public. Library Board until a suc-
cessor is appointed in,plaee of Treas-
urer 'Kernighan :resignedva •
: The Ladies' Aid af• Knox church,
met on Wednesday afternoon of last
week at Mrs: Magnus Swanson"
idence. to. make garments for the
Foreign and Moine Missious.
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The New Drg Goods Firm
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Opening Saturdag Morning,
Feb. 29th, in Thos. Jack-,
son's Old Stand.
Newest, of t e New
WE BEG to announce. to the
people of Clinton and
surrounding country that we are •
opening with . a Brand •New
Stock of Staple and Fancy.Dry
Goods, and solicit a share of
your patronage, We invite you
to inspect our stook and learn
our prices, we feel confident they
will p ease you,.
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near areeswater a visit tale past weele
Mr. T. J. Elliott and family left
OA Thursday last: on en extended vis-
it with friends at her old home near
Uxbridge,
Mr, F. Nat and. M's. J. Nott vis-
ited Mr. H. aleConnell of Hay 'last
Friday who, we are sorry to hear,
has a, bad . attack of blood poisoning.
Miss alaggie Craig of Blyth has
been the pest of her sister, Mrs. F.
Nett,
Misses Sara and Matilda Nott spent
Sunday with Blythariende.
Miss Edna Hardy has a rather sev-
ere attack 'of La Grippe. fr•
After a lingering illisess extending
-over the past couple of months, death
came as a release on Saturday morn-
ing last to Mr. Hobart Rahey who has
been a resident of this section for
the past. decade. A victim of heart
trouble for nearly half that time, . he
was, a patient and great sufferer. He
was born' in Whitby township over 53
years ago ant. came to Western 03fte
tarso when, a young man residing
south' of London for, some time,, and
from theme to Clinton when, he mar-
ried Milla, daughter of Mr. A. Wiltse
niireteen years ago . who is left to
mourn his loss. One sister, Mrs, R.
H. Walker of Stratford survives him.
Deceased was a man of exemplary char-
acter and a quiet and retiring dispos-
ition, one who would command the
.respeet of any community in which be
lived. He was a memberof Ontario
street church and the Home Circle,
Clinton. •Kind hands laid him peace-
fully- tot rest in Clinton cemetery on
Monday afternoon. To those who
mourn he sympathy of this commun-
ity is extended.
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Auburn
The following shows the relative
standing of pupils of U. S,. S. No. 5,
Hullett and Wa,wariosh, for February,
based on attendaeae, test papers and
general proficiency. • •
• Sr. Division.
5th. class.- Ray Munro,. Ralph Mune
to, Milton Pfeffer, Lottie Jackson,
Raymond F'ergusora . •
Sr. 4th. -Lizzie Carter, Wesley Me-
Clinchy, Ernma Pfeffer, • Miltoa. Plun-
kett, Edna Armstrong, Roy Naeglea
Marjorie Doyle, • .
'Jr. eth.-Winnie Howson May
Dens ted le • Ernest Jaelcion, Clareeee
Symington, John 'Stalker', Troniilda,
Pfeffera 'Grade .Plunkett, itell Staler .•
Laura, Jackson, Mary, Reitaay, • Zelia
Doyle. . • • : •
• Sr. ,3131.-aleta Jackson, Russ.,1
King,Blanch Ferguson, Frank Rabin
sona.I.loyd Ferguson, Thos. ; Arm-
strong, Elma Younglauti, Alfred
Lemp Willie Lamp
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• Jr. a3ra-Robert Phillips, Jennie
Stalker, Team Symington, : Esther
MeClinehey Laverne Robinson,'Earl
Raithby: . •
•• Jr. Division. •
Sr. and.--Hareey • Mearien; Willie
Carter, *Norman McBrien,"Gordon; Mc-.
Clinchey, Attalla. Lemps, Edna Roblin-.
eon: ' • ..
Jr. and,--Eileri Palates', Ada Stew,
arta Lena Plunkett, Effie Stoltz:,
Pt. 2nd,-Berdie Ferguson. •
Sr. Pt. lsta-Jean Stewart, Ethel
atelker, eichie Robinson.
'Jr. Pt., Ruddy, Graeme
Syintegten, Lenora Yungialuta, Vidor
Taiiiablatta Georgina Beadle. . .
Arrangements -.have been • made . to
hold the concert. to sapport the Pub-
lic ' Library on the evening of Mereb
18th: First-class talerit • hasbeen se.
cered and being assistedL by the . beat
local etalent Will give 'a program •oi.
higheelase na,ture. •
.• Messes.' J. E. Robertson and A F.
Johes made a business trip to Goa -
erica on Saturday last. .
The Conservatives Make a
Sweep in Neiv Brunswick
New Brunswick, which' has been un-
der Liberal rule for twenty-five years,
administered a crushing defeat to that
party on Tuesday when it elected 29
Conservatives, 10 Liberals and 5 In-
dependents. Tho standing previously
was 35 Liberals, 10 Conservatives ants
1 Independent Liberal. • •
• Blake
Quito an unique gathering of youths
assembled at the home of Mr. T.
Johnston on Saturday last When. a
'birthday party was held in honor of
his sop, Norman, who was born six-
teen years ago on the last day of
February, Such odeaeions must nee-
essarily occur 'at ;protracted intervals
and Norman does well to make the
most of his few birthday -s.
Mrs. Couch and son of Chiselherst
visited at the home ef Mr. Hall on
Sunday. Master Wilber% returned
with them after a few months' stay
out East,
Mr. Douglas Sparks, who has been
attending the C. 13. 0,, returned homq
on Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Douglas treated
the people of the raeighborhood. to a
party one evening last week,
The steam last Sunday Was rather
unpleasant for chureh goers and as a
consequence of it the attendanee was
stkl4r11.
.Arthur Edighoffer has purchased
the barber shop in Zurich from Mt,
P. Manns, We wish Arthur success.
Ma. Robt. Boyce had a wood bee
last Saturday when he inaneged to
get a good pile made ready for use.
The following report shows the re-
lative standing of .'the pupils( of IL
S. S. No, 9, Stanley, for February.
Sr. IV. -Gordon Manson, Albert
laeys, Mary. Douglas,
Jr, IIL-Maty Meyers, Marie Ken!
nel, Jacob lireimerman.
ri (a),-Entina Ilechler, Emanuel
Moyer, Jacob Moyer.
b) -John Aaron MOMS, Sophia
°ascii, Iatimund Oeseh.
11 (c' -Lorne Mamma Aaron Oeach,
Roy •McDritie,
Pt. II it).-A1berba Pin' ay , Mar-
enee ITaU, Merano Oeseh.
Pt, II at -Willie Manson, Pearl
gc74r, Ada_ Kennet -G. S. Howard,
Teacher.
Hullett Township
Mrs. Dr. Clark- of Billings, 'Montana,
called on trioxide. here lot week. Sime
will be remembered bere AS Miss Fox -
ton, a fernier teacher in No. 4,
lIallett,
Miss Laura Stewart is visiting
friends in 13lyth and Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Freeman and
Miss Jane Frew:mil are visiting Lon-
don relatives.
Mr. Thomas Quigley vent a few
(awe this week visiting friends in this
vicinity before leeving for Tillson-
bilrg where he hee beught a boot and
shoe shop,
S. S. No. 4 hsbee closed foe
two weeks on account of the measles
being bad in the smarm. Miss Sturdy
resumed her duties on Monday.
Assessor Carter was called horns
last Thursday on account of the tu.
nem of .Mrs, Carter.. She is now im-
proving nicely.
The Weekly Mail and Empire and
The News -Record to any address for
one year for $1.25.
Holmesville
Miss Kathleen Swann of Fellarton
is here visiting old friends and is the
guest of Mrs, Will. Pickard.
Mrs, Leach returned from Goderich
last week; after spending some time
with Mrs, McKenzie.
Miss Craadiek returned to her' home
in Chatham after visiting her undo,
Mr. G. Ladd. •
Miss Lulu Mulholland spent Sunday
at hernia
Rev. , Mr. Swann attended the funer-
al of Mrs. A. Cantelon of the 9th
ecin. Monday,
The cbeese and butter factory share-
holders held• a meeting on Saturday in
the hall and appointed new directors
and are: getting things, ia working,
shape for the merlin season.
We
understand McLeod Bros. are
moving to Goaerich this week. Wo
are sorry to lose midi good n,eigabors
and friends and: They will be muck
Missed in the community: We expect
Mr. Nelson who has bought the farm
will be moving this week to his new
home. We Welcome him to our corn•
mu nit y. •
Rheumatism In the Blood,
ourt:NKIT v:31::•INTRI CHING TH.4
131.000 WITII DR. WaLLIa.a4S1
There is only ono -way by which
rheumatism can be 'cured. It must
be treated through the blood. Lini-
ments and outward applications may
give temporary relief, hut they can't
possibly cure the trouble. And wile
you are experimenting with lint -
merits the, trouble is every day be-
coming, mere firmly rooted in the
system, and more difficult to care.
The poisonous paid that causes rheu-
matism must be driven out of the
blood, and ,you can only do this by
malting new, ricai rad blood through
the use ot Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Mr. Chas, H. Lumley, ea hriektoed,
Ont., is one of the best known farra-
ers in Lambton. cpuray. About three
years ago, while Mr. Lumley was en-
gaged in threshing, he became over-
heated, ena this was followed by a
severechill that started the rheu-
matic amine, M. Lumley says: "I
did not think anything of it at the
time as I was accustomed to. Wag
exposed ,to all kinds ot weather, As
a result I' was unable to go about
next morning. I had severe pains in
my arms and legs which I treated at
first with the usual home reraedies,'
As abese did not help me, and. :the
trouble was growing worse the
doetpr was sent for, but he did
not have any better success,. He told
me I was suffering from a severe at-
tack of. rheumatism, and there can
he no doubt about it, as I was con
fined 'to my house about four months
before I 'was fortunately advised to
try Dr. Williams' Pink -Pills.' I sent
for a supply, and it was not long
before I found they were helping me,
and by the time I had taken: a half
dozen boxes the trouble had entirely
disappeared:77.in otfier respedte alb°
pills also greatly improved • my
health, and I never felt better in ma'
life than 1 have since taking them.
I therefore most cheerfully recom-
mend Dr. Williams' Pink pills to
other similar .sufferers,"
Dr: Williams', Pink Pills Make cures
of this kind after doctors and cern
rnoi medicinesfail, because they act-
ually make near, rich veil blood. They
don't cure the mere symptoms. They,
go right to the root of the trout : in
the blood. That isWhy this medicine
curesanaemia, indigestion, neuralgia,
palpitation of the heart, and the
headaches and backache& brought :on
by the ailments that fill the litres of
ge many women with misery. DO
not fake any pills without the narne
."Da, Williams' • Pink. Pale 'for Fele
People" en the wrapper ‚around the
hex. Sold by all thediciae dealers , ore
ay mail at 50 <tents. a.bax or six
boxes for $a.50 from: The De...Will-
lams' Medicine Co .•,. Brockville, Ont.
00deiia.h •TiaWnthiaa
On Friday- evening last another • of.
the pioneers of this township passed
Mao restain the apex -bon orMargaret
Hanley, rend: of the late Adam Cae-
telon,. Sr. She Washorn in Ennis-
killen, Ireland, la ;June 1328 and. when
•ehe was emit°young her parents carne
to Canada a and .• Hurea.• Her fathee
died eine months •' aftet they landed
but het'ariether • and brothers took up
land on ''Lbe• con .' of this township
which continued -to be, her 'acme until
her marriage to Adem, Canteloa. Mr.
and lgra. Cantelon lived for several
years at Holmesville where Mr. Can-
telon taught echeol,and afterwards
at aruceaeal Where -lie was engaged in
the sh6e-inelciiig. business. ; They • then
settled upon .the farm on the 9th oon.
where he died thirteen years ago and
now his life partner has; joined him,
Eight children were born to than and
all survive to mourn . a deerly loaea
mother : *Sarah and Hanley on the
hornettead ; Arthur . and Mrs. David
Cantelon in Clinton ; Adam • of %Maple
Creek, .Sask.'; D. J. of the London
ice. Force e-Williain • of ..Indian• Head
SaskaaMrs. Ed. Floody, Torento, Ala
were present 'at the Miami; which
tepola 'place on Monday to Clinton Omni
etery, exevalaiiliam arid Mrs. D.
Cantelon, the latter being under the
Dr's care.: The deceased was a life-
long member 'of the Methodist church
and the service,' et the house and' grave
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Snowdon.
Tho pallbearers were : Adam Cantel -
on, George Miller, Wesley Miller,
Reuben Grigga Thomas Cole and
Wii-
ham Finley. Aramig those. from ''a
clistarice who attended the funeral we.rei
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, CantelOn and
their grand -daughter, Miss Ruby Mc-
Lean., Mr. and. Mrs. 11. Johnstone of
Goderich ; Mr. Ed. Flopdy, Toronao'l
Mr. R. Ea Sharp, formerly of Ethel,
Mrs. T. A. Walker,' Miss, Dolly. Can-
telon and Messrs. D. and P. Cantel -
on, Clinton. •
'Mr. Joan Fair and his. slaters,
'Misses Minnie and Lily Fair of. &VD)
were: visiting at Mr. George Iledie'e
this week. a . • .
Mrs. William Perdue has been. con-
fined to bed through an attack of
congestion of the limo but at lime of
writing is somewhat better.
Miss Mara Cluff spent . a ' few days.
with Clinton: relatives last week.
A sleigh load of merry youths, from
the 9th and lith eons. drove to the
home of Mr. Lindsay of the lath con.
On Friday last and spent it' • fele
pleasant boars. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Edwards of
Souris, Mare, visited last Thursday
with friends on the hayfield Line..
Misa'Lizzie Burnett has taunted to
Strathroy after haviteg a ,few months
visit withher parents. •
Miss Hattie' Middleton was last
week the guest of Mrs. John Mc-
Naughton of Varna.
The many friends of Mrs, Robert
Hanley Will be sorry to learn that she
is still in delicate health, baying had
to keep to her bed Most of the time
since last fall, ,
The followingle the report of S. S.
No. 9 for the tnonth of February,
based on attendance and results of
the weakly examinations:
5th class, --Bert Cooper.
4th.-41elena Middleton, Irene Millar
EMMA; Can team.
Jr. 4th.-Adela Finlay, Annie Coop-
er, Etta Cole, John Finlay, btabel
Wifllanison,•
Jr, 3rd.-Jeatt Middleton, Arnold
Millar, Edna, Wise, Bert Fiala?, Tea
lesille Hildie, Alma Elliott, Georgina,
Iludie, Fred, Hudie, •
Sr. 2nd.-Relph Cantelon, Roy don4
Sadao Cook, Lloyd Millar, 011ie
b.COler
211d. -Emma Connell, Lola HU&
Je Charlie Hudie, Earle Cooper.
Pt. Ist.-11ruc.! Grigg, Jean Cook,
Tont Iludie.
Enrolled attesdanee 20, average 23.
J. Johns, Teablier. •
Porter's Hill •
Mr. George'Cox maimed to
Stratford last week after spending a
week with friend's sin this vicinity.
Miss Nellie Macdonald returned to
London last • Thursday after having
visited friends in this vicinity for a
few dare. • • '
Mr. Frank Macdonald is under the
weather With a cold. •
Mr. John T. Elliotals laid up with
congestion of the lungs, • .
Mr, T. C. Cox has been on the nick
list' with grip and a slightaaaWkaesr
bronchitis, but is now improving....
• Mise Sophia Lindsay visited .at'idr.
Bali Mattledgea -laSt -Week. '
Mr. Colborne spent , Sunday at Mr.
Jordan's. .• ,
Mrs. William Tiohbomo is impreer
ing Irene an attack of grip. •
Mi. Mrs. S, aVlePhail •visited
Kippen friends last week.
The. Weekly ' Mail and Empire and
The News -Record to eeyaddress for
one year ;for. $1:25,
Miss Drysdale visited. at Mr. John
Torrance's last Saturday and Sun-
day. ,
M. Henry Hastings and family are
impaoving from an attack of grip.
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Mrs. Alex, Cox is Ole to be up
again. • „
Mr. Janies Cox le indisposed with
Mr. beslie 'Cox, visited Colborne
friendslast week. , • •
The Chosen Friend's had a debate at
their 'regular meeting on Thursday,
evening last, the subjeea :being
"Resolved that the Cow is of ram)
use to man than a Horse." The af-
firmative was taken by O. W, Potter,
George 'Vancleaburgh and John leleClure
and the negative"by R. Y. • COX, Jas.
Cox and Goldie Newton; The • af-
firmativo won. The .next' debate is
to be held en Thursday, March 12131a,
the .regular meeting night, when the
subject will ba: "Resolved that city
life is more to bo pteferred than
country life." • All the members are
expected to be present 5o4 have an
etijoyable time. -•
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Have One
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are 'sick.4
Ask his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. .for coughs
and colds; Then use ft or
not, just ss he says.
W. mmHg). our formula.
• siirrOhoi
ir from our anemOirroo
tiers Itt-ir-ge....004.
dotard'
Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills In the
house. Just one pill atbedtlme, now and
then, will wird off many an attack of
biliousness, indigettion, sick headache.
How many years has your doetwknovirt
these pins? Ask him ail ibodt them.
Midi by Ow X. O. Jilyst 00., Uwe% 10010.4wai.
_Magistrate Wooden& arected on a
Vonservatives swept Now Mit:Wink phargL\ of perjury.
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The Cloth'iitl e
dikes out 01. lusineM
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For eeveral reasone vve have decided to make
4 change in our business and consequently, be-
ginning Saturday, March -11th, we place on wile our
$5,000 Stock of Clothing
at prices that must clear the lot in a few weeks, It
is nofake eale to raise a little moneyabut a 'gee.
uine clearing sale of this department.
All new stock bought within the last .nine months
and consisting of all the newest patteme in
Tweeds and Worsteds
Bereember this stock is to be sold and sold quick.
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ly so it will pay you wellto. come while the Asa
sortment is large. . , •
g Terms Cash and the best posSible. valise for
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your money.. .
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
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We Stand Back
of Our Shoes.
If an unworthy pair fincls aelace in our stock, its not your'
fault and not your loss, • • •
Our SHOES are made in such a. way, from such stock,
that there's no excuse for anything but entire satisfaction. •
We seldom have a mplaint and never a dissatisfaction,
we don't do business that way. Our Shoes are fashionable
durable and comfortable, and you pay only foe the shoes-
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nothingefor the -name, •
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A. larger seocic than you usually see, and lower prices
for the same quality than you ever run across.
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FRED. JACKSON
" Always Reliable " CLINTON
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$ MILLINERY APPRENTICES PAID. $
We wish three .Millinery APprentices: for our_
# spring trade: We will pay •waget, for first, second
and third seasons. Apply soon. • • ' # •
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$500.00 Wall Paper Stock.
We have added largely to our Wall Paper stock for this season;
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giving customers a larger selection, a greater number of designs.
: • and variety of colorings than heretofore. • •
Borderings, Ceilings and Wall Paper sold at flat prices saving yoU
from 25 to 50 per cent on former years. .
• -Furs at Leis Than Makers' Prices. •
$22.50 Dog Coats, well made and good skins. $10.50.. .
$37.50'Wombat Coats; Gillespie's goodse$27,50.
, $75.00 Men's Furlined Coat, with otter collar, $55.00. '
$00.00 Lady's Furlined Coat, lined with German Muskrat, beautiful
. . collar with reveers, $45,00
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' ' OO Lady's Furlined Coat. with American sable collar and German muskrat lined, $60.00. • : •
$00.00 Men's Furlined Coat with Persian Lamb collar, $45.00.
875.00 Coon Coats for $55.00. $70.00 Coon Coats for $50,00. •
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$60.00 Coon Coats for $43.00. . $28.0a Corsican Lamb 132200
• • $25:00 Siberian Calf. $10.00.
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POPLESTONE GARDINER .
$' Successors to McItinnon.d; Co., BLY-rm .
Clean Sweep Specials
February. In order to turn them into Cash quicklY, we will Sacrifice
of .February
We want to make a clean sweep of our winter goods during
profit and sell the following lines at cost:'
All our lines in Men's Felt and PeltAined Shoes.
OvershoeS.
Heavy Rubbers.
Ladies Overshoes,
Aouso
el b s es and Slippers.
Special Discount on all kinds of Footwear
during February. • •
In our Repairing Departmenttwe guarantee
• Satisfaction.. Try Us.
SHOE. fl iltoppr EMPORIUM
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