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TAUMDAT, MARCH A 1W.
Wall Paper
Local Notices,
Great,
I CIA
be
Spring Displtlyo a
rtand
l"INTIRL'om
Never in hist6ry of this sto% bave we ever
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attempted such a magnificent displCy of merchandise
20
as we are, sho for, this $piing, Thousands of
win
ca
H
dollars' worth. of brand,new Spring goods are, now
awaiting your inspection,in a wealth of &brics and
BBAWFUL VIO.CVRE5 100
01ce rke of Art; all autjects.
colorings which catin6t be, excelled outside'the cities,
We'.�e spent many weeks carefully selecting this
'every
A
stock, and we've got together in- almoit- de-
QF1 new seasonable goods, which
Ili
W
partment a range
many stores twice die Rii6 of ours might feel, proud
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of. Come and see our beautiful displiy of I X1111til-
assortment to show you, for one
in
ery, the New,Dress Goods and Silks� the Im- n
,, s, and the many-,
mense display luf Wash Good,
other departinents which go to inakq this a. corn-
plete store. In
b
The New Model Corsdts. to
Our Corset business is going ah, ead with leaps and ti
and
bounds. Bigget business almost every week, a
Ko d reason too, for we hame some .11ho best-fittiug
'sets made in Canada, and the B,&O, people guar- w
4,0�
antee every pair. The New L�?ng Model No.-- is
$1.5 0
now on sale it, all sizes, at per Pair .........
Many other styles at 50e,--75c-,-$I.00 and -$1o:25 --per- valra—
t
5,000 yards New Wash Goods.. n
e
Just think! --Five thourana. yards new Wash:
Good8 ready for your inspection to -day. They in-
clude Scotch and English Zepbyi, Gingbims, Jdat-as-
Dalaities'Ohambrave, Maslins, Orgi.tndies, Mulls, etc., t
and come in a twautifdl rAnge Pf 001101'111g,% -all Wa--�
r,Lnted tast colors.. Prices 121c, 15c, 20C, 25C,
50c t
300 to ................................................
t
Gooa Hosiery for Women, Girls and BOY9.
It, pays to buy good Stockings, and'this store will
guarantee every pair sold. If you buy a pair at. this,
store which should happen to give poor service; we
will give youp, new p. -Ir free of cost. A'big assort...,: -:V
ment of Oasbmeria Hosiery.41i plainend rib at 25p,'. 50C
30c, 35c, 40e, and� ............. ...............
Just Opened thi-; week..
NeW Belts Collars, Fancy ekwear, Frilling,
Ginghamso kibbons, Laccs,'ftoss Goods,.. Silks., Dress
Nlets, Insertions, etc.
T
ne Wo D. Fair -eo,
Don't -Fall to see our,. Beautiftil.
Di"SPIAY of ME.
No store outside the
diti6s will show a . 14 r* !r
displa o Milliner th
N Y. Y.
Q is to be,,seen ait'. t h i s
ou
store. to day,�' Y ' don?t
. . . . . . . . h ave�to o n
,go to, L ndo, '' or'
`176�0'nto to _buy'' you . r -
Hat for �Well;:-g ive' , you
the same styles' at ab o*ut,
-pri es.- We'll-, -
half the, c.
g ol. a qual length. No one ave
leav6 it to your own ju0g_
ment, if the .display has,
ever befdre b�een, -equall-
ed?'.in Clinton. -
OPENINGS ALL THIS. WEEK.
a case,
TH . ST WELL — Me Edwards, who
Dress= making.Department.-,
We are pleased to a . nnounce that ' this. store.. 'has, -
secured the services of MISS BROWN, who is so.
well and favorably known to.:-the'laaies* of CliAton,
and will takb charge (if our Dress-miking de.0ait,
ment at once, with a number of experienced'Asgist-,
ants. Miss Brown will be pleased to meet 611'. her
former customers (aad Many - ne�w ones) who, ha ' ve'..
favored her with their patronagp -since �starfing'. in
Clinton.
A Basement Full of" Good
-Go'd
Staple Dry 0 s
Out ba;ement is now, ai its best, with a fl�ll,
stock of the 'following gqod�, al! marked at close.
pri-6es,.
Cottons, Sheeting, Shirtijj& Flainn6letteo
Ticking. Cretonne, ArtrMUS110S and'Sateen�,
Blankets9 Plannelso Defii.nist C6tto.nadeso
Toweling, Towels$ 'Art Da.masic8o Curtain.
Nets, MlUlsfinso'etc- i 4.co
CUMM
H STORS)POR QUALITY6
Old x wastiod: I�Whest VOoes
tit
(I
rtand
l"INTIRL'om
YSKR4TS �MANTVNC- 102
.-aukratit aldoo '" a(, . a ea
Business is good with us..,beoause
art Hovey, Clinton.
BBAWFUL VIO.CVRE5 100
01ce rke of Art; all autjects.
we have. a bi and well selected
autiful pictures, Unframed, at 150
tab. t3ee our window Saturday,
Walker, Furniture and 'Un-
to
assortment to show you, for one
DR. OVENS,Lon4on, eon, Ocu.
Surgw.
at. �pecialiat, - will be at S. R-
olmps! Drug si ore, on Friday, Mar,
reason, and because of an. except-
tb. Glasses prpperly fitted, deafness.
tarrh and 1i eyesight treateds
ones 11 to I PtV
tonal price ind ucement for another..
Local' News
0. 0, L NOTES.— Tbe name of Miss
Challenger was omitted from the
of Form IV upils, published last
e�k. Misi Chjenger obtained 52%.
T
ne Wo D. Fair -eo,
THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING —
unday last was chronologically the
?ab Ay of spring, day and night be-
g ol. a qual length. No one ave
OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
otict:d title, but such is ae=leas
a case,
TH . ST WELL — Me Edwards, who
ALWAYS THE BEST
as been engaged by the Council, to
ake a thorough test ot the Wallis
uk for waterworks purposes, has not
een able to bring his macbinery to
wnyet. on account of the
on a farm in I:Lullett,. and as. soon as -
i?OULTRY SHOW. -The Clinton
Little Locals
a toads are favorable,,will,be t.em0,,v-
Poultry, ASSIX]. having, decided to hold
i town.
F.EOUSESSCA,RCH—& party'in town
an exhibition Thursday , next, April 1,
in the vacan t store, rear of Morrish &
I
Mrs. Williamson, OfJn rooll, sister
bf V tvi 0
r rhos Trick died t is m. rning,
ho is looking for a house to rent,
, be Knew the houses of town
Crooks', have adopted the following
rules, etc., —Exhibitors must be -main-
Me. R. Uovier*ill take the place of
never
Y' oso weil occupied, He has, tramp
b P.
he is-
bers, fee 50c i; no entry fee for blids or
Bri, baside mith8dere-
tarquhar, who has. been team.
XohnF
star for Fairs mill.
the-town'till tired- -in an - un-
Accessful effort to secure it house iuw
eggs; entrymusT _
tary by noon, -previous day; class for
mr'D Cantelon has bought an -note
)which, he cot4ld thova at, once.. A
umber of sinall houses could be rent*
all vatleties, also for beat dozen brown
artl white eggl; exhililtor4 supply own 1,paying
'begine
and a, half of t4e Routl6dge l5roperty
$130r.thee6for,
d wi�ho-ut�trouble.
coops, if possible;. judgh 3k at
10 prizes: lit, re Silk ibbon;
Judge Hol b held a session of the Dlvw
-'ThLere
4 -10 -USE OF REFUGE NOTES—Rev
&.,m�.
26d, blue; 3rd,White.-- Silver collection
isiod''Oojiet here. to -day. were
. . uteresting- cases before him.
r Wade, Chaplain, was too ill to
akeehiLrge of,the tellgious services
at the door. Povitry rooms open each
evening.
some
The hockey match which Was'hilWd
it,t.Sunday,and -his place was supplied
Mral-lislopian aged inmate
rH]M,]30YSLOONC-BRI.V—Tlte,follow-
I .
'of
for Wednesday evening was called off
on account of being no ice. "
rom �Goderlch, died on Sunday morn-
-died
.- the
p N ice from one
IngJA a �ess ot
ToPboto papers.
-there
Allm Minnie Cooper, lato,th the em -
ng;. her husband .1 h re a - short
ime ago� A U Hanna, from Wing-
master Douglas Stanbury is only ten
lot 4odgens Bro4, has taken.a
8 u ibri with H XdFaul; Reaforth,
ploy
Law, is the latest addition to, the in.
years of age b, ilt he has, a contralto
voice of ma;vellous richness,sweetifull,
She is a most popularyoung lady,
aates; he came 14 last week,
of expression", strong., and melodious,
.
in'' tl
frequend' 'a
AtL anhual miaethig of -the A, 0 U
ein
MANY HAPPY RETURNS — To.
norrow—Friday— Me I , )A -Foreester
a he y.
11 . ard
a will, b
fixture, as he is wnew disobvery inT.o-
Toronto -'Me
W b 6t?d last
Harry Morris, of Loyal, was re-elected
ill rea:ch * his ' 60thbirthday.. From his
�ppiearance one, would-haidly credit
ronto.
%master Stanbury 16 a soo of Mrs. Dr
bistrict Deputy Grand Master for the
am witil'so many earsforhe certain-
y looks 3 1 1wenty-f1ve of these
T Stanbury,known to. =.any here as
-F,airy Morgan, who, When living here.
0 urrent year..
MrThos Hessian,'of Wingliain, a
uve been- spiant"j*n Clinton or'Its close
ricinit . , at a a, ood for inafiy
was considered a Musical Prodigy, 4.nd,
we feet SUV6 that ' -a. great many- 'will
of
forme-reesidentz of . town, Ag - coming
back here 0 liVeo and will occupy.bis
6,roty,.
earsof-activit,is seMevident.aiiii
is an frie , a ill Ish im.6 4many
avail themselves of the opportanity
hearing Marater*StanburYon Thursday
7n pro at piesbnt occupiedby
In n.
r Dickp
app re , turns a.f t a
evening- n9xt at the B6ya Concert.
Judging from the,�jjy thd e0oole are
With the.. exception of the Piano
n Friday
buying tickets from the boys, it, will be
men, the em.l.floyees at the Piano itihd
fi6liday.
§vening'last iss ean cotteritertain-
l 'a -nu bar of, er school friends to a�
a, bumper honed,
, The Boys Association is now, a iure
Organ.Ft%etoryare- t,jLking- a..
thiO'wee
ft,,gas theannual stock inven t -
sleighing party.- There were enough,
thing, and there will be good sports
Pry is b t, t aken.
to fi ' d two large carryalls, and thby
drove ftrotmd' town, serenadhig the
for the boys this summer.
The' farmers dre. bnay-it present
gathering the first crop� of the year,the
teachers of the Collegiate, and others,
to, the accompaniment of a large. cow
CA,NADA.-7-At the St, Patri6k's day
' banquet, in lhgera6ll last week the
sap crop. These warm days and frost�y
nights ate causing a fine flow and
bell. After doing the iown for an hour
they were royally entertained to..re-
.
thet
Chroniclereportsthe reply to bast
I 'Vanada�"
there should be.uo shortage of Maple
freshments'.at the how. e of Me 8cott.
of os'follows.—
Mr. A. P. Gundrj, B. A.. of - Olin-
Syrupi
FIRE --Monday mo . rni . nga, cali -was
sent invo the Constables offied that the
ton; resp'onded. Be referred to'Can-
ad& in an' excellent :speecho as the
-Me Brown,.df the Foundry staff met
with a nasty b6coident Tuesday mprn-
house on Princess street,east, oecupne�ld
by MissUohn6s, was ou fire bux.-ds jr,
und of ' roikiso"and fulfilment, He
Ter 'immense ' riches, calling
ing. He was operating the r.ivetting
machine and had the end of the iu'dex'
was quickly extinguished 'the alarm,
attention to their resources in - forest,
in,ininetin farm and ia her endless
finger on one hand so badly cut that it
In Dated.
was a put
was not kung. The fire -was located in,
the woodwork around the'. chimney
fresh W ers. - '."It behoves Canadian
'earefdl
Me J. W Rdwlandss for a number of
from which it .6vidently. bad - caugb t.
.
authorities to bd of . our: re-;
eur -coa.1 mines and our
years auditor for the McClary Found -
Me Will 0 antelon whowaspassing the
house a-, thetime put it out. with a
ources'.
'limber lalide: needs
t conAerving, It is
ryi London, dibd 'last, *ask,. aged 72
Deceased i Was f0imerly a rest-:
couple, palls of 'water. The' damage
time the Legislatures ancl' Dominion
Parliament-t6ok special bare of out
Zear8.
dent, of: Clinton, beirig� book,,keepier '
was stnall._
fisheries to conserve them 'for the fut-
.*.ith Searle & Davis.
Me Jacob. Taylor, who
ure pner4tibns.'�- He then outlined the
' tl
A'mee ingunder'the auspicesof the
forthe past. eight months, has been
boardiiig,. With.his famil*, atthe home
glorie's 'of. the Canadian West. "We
should nob, alloW all Who Wish to
Citizens League, will be Held iD the
Town Hall,on the bvwing of Tuesday,
of Mis flStevens, finds it -necessary to.
come to iVaudarJn and'take posse.s-
April Oth., foifhe purpose of deciding
Vousekeeoing again, -on account of
sion. This heritage should. be. con-
asipo. whet,her'or not a Local. Option
jrsh� Stevans closing her house and
golpg West fbr a change. In the course
served for men of northern race.., We
have avast domaid -which is ours to
campaign. will be..* inaugurated here
this year. All ditWens welcome..
of a couple of Weeks he will move into
Mrs French's. house on Towneend St.,
mak-ethe 'most of,� hub -it should be
-carefully conserved and. settled only
I . , * . . . , � i ,
LittlO Gartio Wallis, daughter.of Mi -
I
,tad will occupy it until his - own, at
esentleasedbyUr Barge, is vacant.
L
R[r
with. the best—pirticulsrly the'Eng- ()hits 1 Wallisj has been nursing 8,
lish-, Irish and Scotch, iri order that. Ve?rain ad arm for a week, 'Which �as
Wbile
Jae am ilton has rented the other
H
by. Mrs French, the
. this DouriniT may become the great an. very, painful. , Playing
I the house -she fell and.sustained
,nouso owned on
same strel3t,,and will. shoitjy occupy it..
of t a British, nation.' He about
ot1tPoSt L t ,
-referred briefly to the time when. a sPraln xhich the doctor said was
LODGE OF INSTRUCTION — A
CanadaAn bar. primeval state was wor so than a break. However, she is
dWr. -able as' abL the getting better,'and will be. all right in
.Lbdge of lustruction for the ben efit.
of'Huron -District Independent -Order
not so.. present
time. He Ap Ae teelingly of the earl y
a daVor two.
.of Oddfellows,will.be bald in the Town,
Hall, Clinton . on the. L afternoon ' and
pioneers, the bb�ilists. aTi:1
all earlk settlers,- who helped, to. lay
-have
Me Jas'llamilton, went fup to Su&'
bury la6t,weekj where he. is interested
,
evening of Rood Friday, April -9th. It
is expected that represent aE , ives will be
the national foundaftri. ..-,We 4 at is prospecting fojz
66mpany th
now4n Canhda a grand.organic un on - minerals. He says the rush to Gow
�of different faith, but
.present from all, the Lodges -in the
Distridt. Seaforth, Goderich, Exeter
of men race aua Gandalsv ery greatj as* many as
each with a broad horizon-, a, broad out- ". teamsboing on thotrailhauling freight
I .
Blvth ond Clinton Degree teams will
look into the futurei". The spesker 3wing to bad - manage -
Mi ".i. A" at one.time..' (
therwork will be exemplified. Itisal
so. expected. that the paRt. District DE
Vtuies of. 'the. county togetberWit]
r2and Master McBride, of - Waterlo
will be prese"nt. It is probable that.
banquet will be held in- the evening.'
W 0 T U—'An interesting meetinj
of the W 0 T U was hold on Frida:
afternoon last at the hom4 of Mrs �
Seelay.. After the regular devotiona
.exerclsei, and busineig had. been at
toxided to'there followed a Progtamm
of.missionary work.amongst the lnnxt
Orman ilhowing1he arduous and tirinj
.naiture0f thhs work. and also the grea
mod which is being - accompilished
,as Sproule.who is one of the foro
most of these misfilonaries will shortl:
bi3 in Clinton; when.she will �give ai
account, of her work at a, public meel
itig. � The W 0 T TJ purpoile'driving t
Blyth to'ettend tho'Anquil- 40ouVent
ion of the Huron Co, Branch of th
Ontario Prohibitory A1114nee (dato
'April 8th. Mrs A TPo6lpar. Secy'.
REXNION--� On Tuesday evenin
last a re.untn*of the men of St Paul'
,Church was heldiri the school-roon:
fhe month 6f April next is the fiftiet
anniversary of Sb -.I Paul's - Parigh,'.an
this meeting was A. preliminary tt
ward celebrating the semi-conrennia.
The school -room was well filled wit
men -the first hour of the meeting wo
UN
I its
Qwelu Urielly on the pu usip I I'll ment, and lack of fodder, no less.than
of Cauadians. This view of libertY� 90 of the teams died in oneweek,
makes Canada what she is, today. In
. . sho. must look to hor
the 'future I BRIDGE WORK—MrWitherspoon
Id6a;ls, In order to build,'& -wide. and , who i6 negotiating for the PuNhase of
fikm foundation. It is not necesilary'.
that she, is the c6un"'of WilllotXaires part of. the Clinton Foimidrk,thia week
11 . 04)uredtbe contract forthe erection
but rAther &.couptr3t�, w1here the aver �jdgea inthe township
age man ha's a gopu* comfortable .,iV_ of several iton bi
ing and can �Js rights with.: Of Morris. The woric will Q be turned.
out fear or favor. out at the Foundry here.
1q, E
n d o,
Sh
IF 0- , R LADIES''
the ',de-
Adv,�rtislng has not created
mand fbi the Refindo sboeo. It
only tells how it can be supplied.
present s,at d0wn't0 te6bles,and
at of ladies' served coffee and,
riches, Lunch being over, Mr The demand. for RellftdoShoes
lackson occupied thechair in his
easy wauner, and - a number of is born in most Women. It. .15
im pedmotu speeches were given.
epifien Plummer who has pen A, merely a demand for a flne shoe,
)erainoe the foundation of the
1, g&;va an interesting account of
,mittion. telling abotit the first at a low price.
� of t
also
in 11V short addeosses were 91
Ro C R Gunne, Mosars no
Ranee And Hattl6y. It vvas P!
to bold special anniversary s
anditootigreKatloW ie -union
nc%r fthire.
j
liar. :astbv 19"
L0. "Iff 7"A!M I
i N,�- ws
J,, Froni .0
Carpet
D O� artmen't
House-cleaning tim-_ will soon be on yCU
again. Now is the, time to buy your requirements,
while we disposing of Messrs: H6dgens Bros,!
..Kock of Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloths and Linolcums
at ridiculously low pricess, This is.. a chance of a
life time to %5AVE MONEY. There are many
hundreds of yards, ot the very best colorings and
designs, left, at a saving of from 2_5 to 35 per
dent.. 'By making a small deposit, we will hold
any pattern selected until you are, ready to have',
them laid down.
Dress
Making.,
We' take great pleasure in informing the
many patrons and friends of. MISS SMITH,
formerly wfth Messrs.-. Hodgens Bros.. that she
she, has joined our staff,.and'is prepared to again
serve t ner patrons, as formerly.
The- new -Spring Dregs., Goo& are now here'.
They include many new weaves atia. colorings, in
steipes . and checks$ s in' Amazons; Broadclotbs,
Serp - Panama's. eta., We invite'. you.. to
ges, Voite!i,
call an& inspect them as often: As pi
you. ease,
whether you'buy or. -not.
Union Wool 101tr 4
4 patterns, reg, 40c for... ...... 28c
35c
_a patteens,,-reg. 50c fdr.. ......... I .........
dpAtterns;-reg. 65c fore ....... .......... ......... 50c
Two-ply Wool Carpets.
3-P& . tt6rn;, rek. 75c -for..".' - ........ ..................
6 patterr. a,- reg. 900 for .............. 0 6rje
'85c
no
4 patter rok $1.10"for.: ..............
Tape9try CakpetS
5 pat �6ertis�, reg. 506 for ........................ 39C
8 pattern.3, rog. 65c for ................. 49C
'6 Patterna, re.. g� 85c for,. - ....... ......... 59C
Irrussels CO ets� p.
.P
3 patterns, reg. $1.00 for....
6 P1k terns, reg. $1,15.fok�' 75C
8 tx� erns, reg. $1.25 ............ 956
p tt . $1.35 tot ....... ............ $1.10
3 patterns, reg
VelVet'. Carpkg
I pattern, reg.'$1,25 for ...........
.2 patEeids, reg. UK for ..............................
$2.00 for 0.50
1 piatterns, re
woot.nugs_
�8,- 66 Rugs; 3jx4, for. ................... $8.50
3xc foi ................................. ...... 7.50
........ ........... 7.50
10 00 R go, 3X4, for ..............
10.150 8jx4, for 8,25
Rug 33
Noo R.3"'! c3l, for ....... ........ 4 75
9V.Oo
.12 00 Rugs *, 3x.4. for ....... ?: ...
IM0 Rugs, 3jx4, for ....... ...... 101.50.1
Tapestr; y - nug�,.-
$15.00 Rugs,-3x3h; for ........................
16.00 Rues. 3x4, ................. 13.75
12.00.Rugs, 4x5, for ... ............... . 9 75�
2 ydsjdde, reg. 66c; for ... ................ I ............... 40e.
11 ydo Wide, reg. 45c, for 35c
Ij yds wide, reg. 35c. for.., ...... ................. ��0846
r ............. ....... 20c
I ycl.wide,'reg. 25c, to
Linoleum.
3l%C
2 yds wide, reg. 56c, for ................ k.. ......
.8 yds'wide, reg-.. 50c, for 4 ........................ .35C
.................... . 35c
4 yda wide, reg., 50c, for .......
.1 ..... 45c
.4 -yds wide, reg, 65c, for ......... ..........
15C. 2 yds'wide, ngo $1, for ....................
........... 65C
2 yds wide, reg. 99c; for .......... .......
2 yda wide. reg, $1.25, for ... 95c,
...a.sulallMugs
.$2.50 Rugs for..'..,.
2.75 gs, fee ............ .200
3 50 ugs, for . ............ wai.
3.75 ugs, for ............. ....... 3,00
4.00 Rugs, for ................................. ... 8.10
4.50 Rugs, for ....... i ............... S.25
5.00 augs, for I. , I.,. - , .. .,. j I 4o0o
5�50 R.ugs, f6r .... I ..!.. 4. ........... 4.26
8 00 Rugs, for ... ..............
Brussels Rugs
$17..00 Rugs, 3x3j, for .... $13 75
Rugo, 8x4j for ................ k.
...... 1— 15 00
003 Rugs, 804, for 00
35.00 Rugs, 8i:8h, for .......... "..29 00
45.00 Rugs, U4, fok.... ...... .......... 36 00
15 remnants Wool Carpets, 5 to 15 yds in ea6h pie
�O 500 to 75c, clegring at p6r yard.. .........
�3 'Us Stair Oil Cloth, reg. 12j, sale price. per yd .... 5 C
5 ends Jap Matting, tog. 15c tip to 25o per ydv for. 10C
Vice cur,tains
Rag. 81.k, forilt.... a I o;..,$l 00
Reg" 150, for. 4. a .... 20
Repoi 2.00j for ...... ...... ..................... 1 50
Reg, 2 50, for ................. 2.00
Reg. a 00, for ........... 4 ......... .... to 225
Reg. 4.00, for ................ 300
Rog. 5.00, for .............. 376
Brown,
10 r -
.... . .. ...