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as engagements, weddings, Par+ q ';
Will, bo the sale of the Badgens Broe. stock. We. are ties, teas and other news of
not going 0 make, a long drawn affair of it, but Short,
Personal interest, with the -
names of those Present, for
p .. , the point. These are the tie- this "Personal"', column, The
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'items Great Sale of Mean's Underwear, .
should be endorsed with.
partments we bought of the Hodgens' stock, and every the name of the sendex not This is the Fountain Pencil
for publication,' but as a e,t
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°stile of them as good as any wholesale can produce. Heavy Mitts and, Hes,Y Wol lilt Shirts
,ter of good faith. that writes like a lead
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Leslie Wasmann was. in S,caforth on
Some Dress Goods, Underwear, Gloves, always pointed. A. time Haver We want to make room for our new spring goods,; hence this ;
'I�osiery, 4'orsets, Ribbons;. Cottons, Lawns, Saturday, g
Slaughter Sale. Ever
Flalhnels, Flannelettes, Linens of ever3► kind, Dngnt h�rto nLondon spent Monday for the user. Holds a good ' y winter, article in, thisstore marked down to '
I.ece uirtarin:ts, some k�mibrolderies and
Mrs. Ross,of W nnipeg is the bi:est of cost and legs .
1 : esu Blankets,
Prints.
some and d lines d Mrs. B. J. Gibbings. supply of ink. and keeps It In - . Where will be lots of cold weather yetithis winter so be it
�' Mips Amelia Harland is at prepared for, it and la in a good stock 'sfiaple dry goods which are selling ever da Present y g s .o k of winter garments at a big
y y visiting friends in Toronto. excellent Condition,, ' , •
Mr. and Mrs. W. Townsend anO family, saving.
left on. Tuesday for the Nest.
Aere Is a fresh list for: this week, • and we advise Mr, 'Jas. Fair pat'd a business visit to +
Montreal:aud Ottawa this woo,%. _
one ,4nd: all who want to save rxadney on their pry Miss. Helen f
Gunge. retur[tc[t from
' - Owen Sound, on Tuiri ay eirudn . COY G9ods• buying to come, to this :~tore, and see lice g gqc Underwear .39c
y Miss Ferguson q[ Sarnia, formerly of Wa �s FAIR p 75c Heavy Mitts 50c
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town, is the guest of Mrs. R. . ,Erg Medn'ahenvy fiec+ce lined Underwear, shirts
• new, Men's. heavy working or driving Mitts wool
Splendid Bargains •we are ofierin Often Cheapest-•-Alway1 the Best an ravers, all sizes, regular60c, sale lined mule Palm, all, :sizes, regular 75G
Mr.' Israel Taylor of. London was the Price . ... . .... . ...:...... , , ....... , , . .39 p
guest of Mr, James Stevens: a price ... • .. , . , .. , . .. .
on •
Monday.: f Underwear 50c ,
sale,. 'S0
Mr. J, F, Wasmann; Miss Nettie and Men'shea wool fleecelined Underwear. 25c Heavy Wool Sox toe
Will. Wasmann visited frWods ten' all sizes in shirts and drawers re alar 7p
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ThIs�Loti Goes on. Sale To -day Mitchell last. week.. &7orpins,-I sale price .........: .....l, ,; 1;: , Men's beavy wool Sox in grey only, regular
Miss A. Porter of Kincardine has beep 5 2o`c sale price ............
i Underwear 75c''�'
10elti9 1'5c .Embroideries, Se other friends. in town., G 0 / ,'
the guest'of Miss Airy I•iCw..on and ,v ER IES c
Miss Ed Iiolmes of Seitorth is ens all wool heavy ribbed, underwear, SP1 Sweaters 75tC
500 yards Embroideries and. Insertion that sold at 10c to 15c guaranteed unsbrfnkoble; all sizes, shirts
ready to -day O5' spending 'a'few days with her friend, and drawers, regular $1 safe price,.,, 75,
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•"' ' Miss Pearl Cantelon..Men's vy ire and striped blue and white
�orchiDln Lace 5e. Misses Belle a d Roby Paisley of Galt We have- of through taki;i• ti heavy Sweate[s, regular kale rice .7d
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y y g g Stanfield Underwear $iso ' P
+ have been visiting their pareidA, Mr, and have got our, stock ten order again' Stanfield i7nshrinkable Ribbed Underwear.
garde Torchan Lace and insertion, half inch to 3 incites and Mrs. W. J•. Paisley, and are now ready to supply the Pub-
all sizes in shirts and drawers, regular 1.25 50c Winter Gaps 23c
wide,,all one price ...:.. ... ................ ..........:.. ,.OS Dr. McN'all of Toronto. visited Mr. lie with all kinds of first r•l;xss groc-
. ., y and l.3bsale prfce,,..,.,...
and Mrs• A.,, J. Holloway for a eries. Below are soine ,of our prices::: "" .
Hlenched Cotten. .enc r 10
couple of days last Week, 20 lbs. Redpath's sugar, gran 50c Shirt8 39e e s ivy blues to Ca with
d all sizes, re tilQar shire sale rice storm M
Just 200 yards mill ends Bleached Cpteon, fine even weave.. .10 Mr, Will Harland is visiting his ar-
P ulated extra E1.OQ Men sblack and whiteduck Workinj Shirts
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20e i111rappCirette !Oc ; an his brothers, George and 10 Redpath's sugar, grant . with collar attached, all sizes, re alar 50c
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Bert, at petroft• this week. s g
Mr,. George Doberty• is spending; the a ed, extra .50 ale price.,.. :iii ?SC Winter (iaps'SQc
200ygrds Canadian Wrapperette and Simooa Fiaztnel. best week in .Goderich a nest at his 5 lbs. Redpath's sugar; gran At Men's.hsavy.Winter Caps in,blue and. I
18cano,20cquality for..... ,.,................................ .; <.10 , . g ulated extra 25 0c' Shirts 50c. P back ..
son s, Mr; L. >.: D.ohgrty's: bei ver cloth with fur lined storm band, ,re• .
i2%e Wide Fiannelette•a0c Mr: and Mrs. William Cantelon visited 22 lbs. granulated sugar 1.00 Men's heavy Working. Shirts, black and., gu ar 75c sale price .... , .. . , .. .. .aQ
their son,.'Mr D., A.-Cantcl,�n, Ilea- 11 lbs.. granulated sugar ,50 white stripe, extra quality, all.sizes, regular
250 yards Canadian. Flannelette, neaAy a yat'd �c idef'or:".,,. ICi 5J, lbs, granulated sugar ,25 75c sale price :,.. ...... ,,, .50 l?'
sail, for a few days of Lhs tiveek• Cardigan. Jackets
a 22 Ills ;• coffee Sugar. 1,00
Mr.. T: Jackson Jr. was ill 1. ucictiow,. $i Shirt8 ?5c
25c .Grey Flannel roc 22 lbs. Acadia,: a good cooking Men's Card! an Jackets; reg, $1.50"for $1.00:.
and Kincardine this weak which -)low fin- sugar 1.00 " A.
2.00 for 1.50
180 yards GireyiFlannelette, best 25c quality..... , ......... 1!i', fishes up his trips . for spring orders. 3, ,cans Men's nava blue, flannel Sind all wool jersey " •� for `
Mass' L. Paull is at the' Notn.andie of rts, all sizes, regular $1 sale price... �� ,,
tomatoes ,25 knitted Sir[
3.cans of corn .2
• 2.50 Zoo ,
35c and 40c' Silk Ribbon i8c r this week teaching" ladies intrrested 6 "• •"••'
5 75 300 for 2.25
in dress -making how to cut • and ,'lbs. of rice `25 5oc HQaV • •'Mitt8• •39
500 yards pure Slik "Rit►hon 4 to -8 inches wide,' rh a range of fit, 10 lbs; of Epson; salts .25 y , i',. $i.50' Men s ''ants $1.15
almost • every color you may desire., : Beautiful glossy rib 10. lbs. of sulphur 25 : •
bons suitable for any purpose: ,'Regular 250, 35c and 40c, all Aliss Pearl Bissett, Exeteri heti 'been. A hien s heavyDriving Mitts, hortzehide palm, V Men's extra heav Odd Pants
one price to•day.... ....... 25 lbs. of 'Pail stock food 1.00 ood' ton h t . made of good
.. ...................... .... .19 visiting her aunt Mrs, (,`. Iior.rc, g
g wearing mats reg...ir bOc arils, heavy Clatixdian.tweed and will give good
', 8 Abs.of package stook food '• :40 price ...................... .. i
who has. ' b'een ;quite, ill' f�tr several • • • • • tough wear; regular 1.50 sale price.. fad s
12i'c and 15c Ribbons' 8iie days: -.
Fresh dates and. prunes, dried peach-."
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Mrs: W. J„•Holmes. returned home on
•es-and,apricots, layer• and cooking
Several hundred yards Silk Ribbon in all colors -and widths, figs:
...Tuesday • from a, two-weel[s' tislt
all the regular 32 card 16c ribbons in this lotone;prico...;: .081 Highest: prices paid for produce.
with Her 'sistgr, Mr"s Archibald• of
_$5 Trimmed Haft $1.5J
. Seaforth.
Lieut, Black of the
Goderich . S;• AL.
25- nein Trimmed Hate in this'neason's'latest models, in all corps has succeeded Lieut. ,Holt : TY DALL CA
colors,'tri:mmings alone on some of them worth $3, today RR y N
you can buy them . at .............. who, having been• transitirred to
"`•"' •" ' `' r•sg Listowel; ,left for °that pi;icc on
Saturday last, A. J. TMALL A. B. CARR �'`
Mr. 'W. ' Truscatt, coat i[[a',cer, Inger-
•soli ; Miss Emma Burnett .arid Air.
e John Cooper, Goderich township,
Best `Lace- Curtain$ have joined the .tailoring staff of �
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Mr. Geo' W..Barge. fl-Rouncement.s.
Amon those who called' iii esterdayWe bought the entire stack of HodgenC Brothers g y •
ti to renew, their.su�s was Air. J. T.
Lace Lurtarns, and every pair will be. planed on sale, Kegs of Stanley, oiie .of the ch0eri +ANN
most of them are the better. kind that sell est and .most optimistic of men, Air.: —
from $3.50 to $8 per .air,:and anyone in need of cur:. Ifeys has .the. hap facult of. 4. I•w,shL. to announce to: the
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ways looking on the bright side• of ?O le :Of (Minton and Rhr-
tains for the eonping spring will .do :well to select from' g P P
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rotir<1d1n country that
this stock'. We'eall sell you Lace .Curtains .to day at Mr. Thomas R Ginri. and AIr. Fxed. g. y . I have
less prices than any other store . in the country. Too • Baurle of Detroit avers g,icets. of resigned' my ' p081tlOn' . Wltl � Classes es Perfect . .
many styles and prices to :quote here, but 3:ou, can,rest Clinton. relatives on �ua:la;; lir d Morrish & Crooks for the pur for near
assured we can suit you. Mond he iht [°tinct -fs . uruthcr g into business ' :•, an fa -
d r.
q y• pose t!f sola 9`1'ie inconvenience of
d t a. ter 'a' nephew. of MrS. for myself. bn avoid Masses for,.
Steep Mrs. Harry 'Routledge and :reading and distance
I am 'opening out in FredBY- THE STOHI �s avoided by nor
r Johnl. Rina. ' ... double vision glasses.
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IMY. Samuel Rogers of Mt. Forest vis. Jackson s.. old. stand -next 'to which afford perfect
sight for near. work
40e and 50c Veiliin 2 c rated his relatives, the t'antcic�n f;+.m and too seeing afar,
g 5 .R. J Clufi"s 9h'oe store with -
ilics, from > Friday tmtfl *:rcn l ay ' An Exchange says ;; Afore and more are
125 yards new Veiling, black, brown; navy and grey ori ed evening: He came. s!!m,.o partiy to a bran
d new stock of woollens
g y People coming to
Hodgens Bros. 40c and 50c, our price .......... ....:.......: .2 • understand that only enterprising
bap .a carload of hursys but frnind a.nd I Will be pleased to re- More and more are people.commg to merchants .advertise .adcyuately and
the coin etition here ,.; keen 1-ha,c b ceive a cal
85C Fine Wool Underwear 090 . n 1 from all old cus- regulaie their shopping by the store informingly—and-more :and more,
made 11
no Purchases. tO,rlpers. ads,; Ithe people are coming to realize that
Another lot of Underwear will'be ready to -day.. We took Mr. W. R. Counter, jeweller, .was utile only enterprising in merchants. deserve Y
Hodgens Bros. whole. stock o#.underwear and want to clear to return to bjlsiness on 1''riday last g y g More and more. are people gettin and' should .receag✓t su ort that at-
pOl.i all 111 own Coffin g pp y p
it all,.out gnirkly. Dozens of garments, vests and drawers ,
that sold int 85c, all one price......... after being confined 'to his house for and being a practical , tailor dui of the habit of going to the�near- ronage otherwise bestowed is .likely
"''' "" ”' ' `�` nearly; three • weeks with. ronsevlar w e est place, or to the place they ' iaive to encourage, non-piog»essi;veness in
Will t
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Fine White Lawn toe rheumatism; It was, a Painful tom -usually, visited for certain purchases. Imerchilits.
plaint but W..' R. bore it with his very lowest prices,
• More and more, do eo le understand' • Mored and more the people are con
400 arilsfin .Blew h
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Be1n em l0 ed, a8 Cutter P.. P P P
y e c ed Lawn, 'mill ends that, at lgc to habitual good. nature. and i� again g p y
lbcperyard, sale price............... .:..:,:' .10; active in business, repairing watches with Ja.ekson Bros. n you have char -'ins to discriminate against stores
y t+ r you will advertise ft.'ad- that do not 'advertise. enterprisingly
fbr four and believe
8c Print for 7c and- jeweller "while you'%a ,,', etc, years; I3odgens .Bros. cutting gain to offs
XVIL. L-. E.: -Annis ,of. Toronto and Miss equately--- and that,;when you do not persistently, aggressively.;y for they, re-
' Shuttleworth of Guel and managing the tailori.l advertise at itll .it is because you have 'alize,' that such stores are not', u to
15 piece® Canadian Print' in fifteen pretty designs: sti,ttable � ph, .who were • g g .�, y P
for dresses, shirt waists, etc., Some'rieall. nod . atterna in, fhb s Bakers . at the Farmers anti p rtment for four• ears and not at that time anyiWng to adver-•i date, are not the sort that will keep
this lot, 500,yards on sale at.. ....... . .g................ p7, Women's Institute 'meetings ui Iron dwoa' eery With ye
fisc: 'the town in the van of life places, of
desboro on Saturday, spent Suit= h wide-awake comimunitics.
More Dress moods at 49c y
Morrish
dap and until Monday noon`in town,•
CrOOks :?hould` be sufficient More and more are people coming to
` decide things from'reading the ads- Vlore 'this year than ever before will Scientific ic
` They have this week been conducting guarantee of reliable work. scfe:,aRo RIGG
• Aodgene Bros. hada big stock .of dress Goods and we lead. ' ''
meetings and to depend• upon the news and. the your advertising be the test by which and Optician
our choice of some of their. best cloths and patterns. Some, gs at Holmesville, Carlow, I am also a member of the facts contained in the ads -all else will stand r fall --so rare it r
are small ends, just enough for one or ' two dressos'and a St. Augustine ,and Kintail itrd will �� e , for guid a p ;
skirt, almost every color to chooa'e, from,, Hodgens Bros. Custoim Cutters Association ante in planning purchases. ! libeially, plan it on winning lines, TOA''. ONT. i.
speak nett week. in' Bruce. • ,
rices were 7oc.85c and $1 per mrd,, on sale to -day at...:..: 49
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Mr. 0., E. Erratt of Auburn, was in �
$1.50 Lunch Cloths $l town `on Monday on his way bt,mc members in touch with all
after a' visit with friends in Stanley., the ' new ideas. Conti•nut�lly
a
18 only, pure linen Z,unch.Qloths, . (7entre Pieces, Sideboard . Mr. Exratt is secretary of the Pub- Comin. Out:
Covers, etc., in some very handsome floral designs 11odK• " lie Library in the village and .was €'
ens Bros. price $1.50 our price ........ .....:.......•..,....'. 11..00 pleased' to be able to report that it See the values I have before
Flne'T>r`Ag Cloths 90C' a is out of debt and has member- Purchasing your Spring ,Suit FOR
ship of one hundred. The general elsewhere.
An exeeptionally,good lot of ftne.l nen Tray Cloths, nearly public does not as a rule fiQ1V ap- YOurS truly, Q
all hemstitched. Hodgens Bros price to 75c each, our price .60 prpciato tine benefits, derived fiom a yi Shoe
well -con lkicted library and reading fir'`.. •
room such as they have in AuVirtr. To reach. the. purchasing
Don't let stormy weatber ott'cold . days keep ,you from attedinq The librarian is Miss fllafr. x
this big sale of the Hodgens Bros, stock. When you consider that we Mr. Robt, Morrison of Walken?►.urn was 0 '
Repai ern
are selling good honest dry goods that you need every day, at prices f[[ in tow=n an Saturday, Air. lief t rfson• 008 Barg
ome cases less than wholesale houses ask, you can realize that this is a is a native of Peebles on the Triter
sale wo'tthiattention. Also our new spring, purchases are coming in ,
g ` Tweed, Scotland, but Iles lived at public qfi : the Three Hurons 'Cry W. M. Watts
almost every day. and besides the" bargains to n secured from the Walkerburn for thirty-two v(arS and
Hodgens stock you have a wide choice of bran[' new spring goods at-.
vinderate'prices. Come any day, Conie everyday. We will h4Ive now ranks among the oldest res'. w
something new Cor you to see every time you come, dents. Ile has carried on the Avooll- FOR SALE.—THE 'UNDERSIGNED
mill there for that pee -,)d and
An those earl days, offer for *sale house and lot, No. Repairs done while vola
y y yarns, sheat- 164 Ontario street. For further
• ins, cloth, ,etc., were Highly prized there IS no better medinrn
pars appy o Ales. Mon' wait, and all °aver the district. But of tatearticull'taLour
prices. a .
years the woollen industry has been teith, Kipper, or James Hamilton, ,
declining and the small tnilis gradu» Clinton. 63w•3 afire ri$�ht,
ally going out of buslnass. Mr. �........` p
,., Morrison has been one t;f the last' than The News, -Record*
to, hold out, but When A csti[ie to$1350, WILL BUY 'COTTAGEON Stand0ppa►slte �Postoffice:
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Pass that an entirely new plant wyagi, Joseph street. Soft and hard Water,
' necessary he decided that iris iota- in the house, cement cellar, Kelso
tion and the prospects the not war furnace, electric light, good lawn,
rant it and retired.. Mr. Morrison acre, cement walk around house.
.000�s � r ' is an intelligent and Well recA-man fart cash, balance at 5 Per gent,
and much esteemed by alt- Who know , Just the pipe ior a retired farmer.
him.
Apply Hoac.l 4, Clinton P. O. ` fir 16 Watts S,
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