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Of Carpets, Rugs Mats, and *Linoleum
We are determined to clear up our stock of piece Carpets, in Tapestry, Brussels and'Weol Rugs, Mutts,
hence this Great Slaughter bale.' This is the time of the year you should be an the look -out for bargains to •
brighten up your home for Chr.stmas Don't miss this chance of getting one of the biggest bargains in floor cov-
erings ever offered in Clinton. Terms of Sale -Cash only, No free sewing or laying of Linoleum. Free delivery
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$1.25 and 1,35.Brussels SLOB , 75c Wool Carpet 580
10 gond patterns in Brussels Carpets
iu lawns, greens, reds and two tone
effect. Some patterns have borders
to match to make rugs of, reg. $1,25
and $1.35, skIe price ....LOCI
75c and 85c Tapestry 68e
15 good patterns ha Tatlestry Carpet,
red, green, fawn or two tone, several
with border and stair to match, reg.
75o and 85c, sale price 08c
Deep Cut in Tapestry Rugs
15 Tapestry Rugs,with Seam or seam.
less, in red, green, fawn, brown, 3z3i
reg $15 for 11,00
3ax4 reg $18 for 14'OO
3x4 reg $12 for 9.00
3x3a reg $8 for 6.00
2x$ reg $8 for 6,00 •
$1 Tapestry and Ortissels '9e:
ew Store
Having bought out the stock
of B. Rill, have added a
large stock of groceries, etc.,
and am prepared to 'sell as
cheap a‘any store in town •
Will take any quantity of Butter
and UP, nt market
price, cask or trade.
A Call is Solicited,
Roods delivered to any part of
own*
8 good patterns In 2 ply's)! wool gar -
pet in two tone effect, in brown, fawn
red and green, one yard wide, reg 75e
sale price 58e
50e Wool Carpet 89c
6 good patterns of Wool Carpet all
good colorings and wilt give splendid
wear, reg 50cs sale price . 39e
$1.1.0 Wool 'Carpets 83c .
5 new patterns in all pure wool car-
pets, 3 ply, two•tone effect of fawn,
brown and green, one yard wide, reg
$14,01.7.Ie price . .. • • . 83e
Brussels .1tugsPt Reducrions
.15 Ernes* Rugs in great variety of
colorings and designs, sale prices as
f°11"1315 00
15 patterns in the best quality of Ta -
two tone colorings of all' the popular 3x3.& l'reegg*$2205ffoorr 20.00
pastry and second qualitaRrussels in
shades and colors. reg $1 sale price..a9e 3x4 reg $85 for • .., . 28.00
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Wool Rugs at Cost
Wool Rugg, all good patterns and de-
eigoe, splendid bed roomeoverings at
the following deep cute
%xi regl$ for ......... .. 6 b0
3x8A. reg $20 for 7.50
. 3x3i. reg. SII for - r 8.50
3x4 reg for 850
3ix4 reg $13 for -.a .........., .....11.00
59e Tapestry 3.9e
It splendid colorings in Tapestry Car.
Pets in two tone colorings, in body,
border and stair, reg 50c sale price -39e
$2.75 Wilton Malts $2
50 Wilton 1V1atts. all new patterns
bought for this season'e trade at a big
discount. These Matta are sold reg.
ulariy from $2.75 up to $4 while they
last sale price will be . .2.00
Li u oleum Bargains
15 good patterns in Linoleum, all
good colorings and designs zn 2 and 4
yards wide, reg 50c square yard,: sale
price ...„ . ... .... ..... .39c
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Numerous Other Good Values pace wikl not Permit usto Mention
MILLINERY
That's Right up to the Minute
We pride ourselves on our Millinery Department
the cause for which is the many compliments paid uS
by our patrons. We strive to produce the very latest
styles at popular prices and we have gained our. point,
judging from the increased sales over our first season.
Miss Baker has had a wide experience as bead milliner.
in several large cities and is thoroughly 'capable of fill-
ing your wants. Come and consult her before buying
your Fall Hats.
-Ladies-Winter Mantles - - -
That Have Style •. • • .
We are showing the largest ra.nge of Winter Cots
for ladies and children that it has ever been our plea-
sure to display, for style comfort and fit: Our convert -
able collar in rough tweeds, in fawn, dark grey, brown,
blue and black, buttoned up close to the neck,. at C.0
New Winter Clothing for
Men, Boys and Children
Our of Men's, Boys' and. Children's New
Winter Clothing is complete in every detail in Over-
csaa,-Stiits70-da-Pifircrtnireiriv-Far-S-WaWC6ar-
Sweaters, Covetalls, Hats, Caps, Fur Coats, Sox, Ties,
Braces, Neckwear, Mufflers, Shirts, Collars and assories.
A call will convince you. that our styles, qualities and
range of prices are such good value that it 'will pay you
not'to pass this stcre when buying your Winter Outfits
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is unbeatable both in ladies and childrens.' if you need •
a new Winter Coat tor yoiirself or your children, .don't Ask to see our Special Winter evil,
miss seeing our styles and prices, Coat for men at • .P.IU•UU
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A NASTY RATA,.
Mr, Bruce Webber, of Winghara.
the well known Bell Telephone Co.
lineman, !pet with a nasty accident
on Friday last. U was engaged
pa stringing wires on the new farm-
er's phone line on the lake shore.
and while- at the top of one of the
poles it fell over with him. iV11...
Webber was badly shaken tip and
one of his ankles severely twisted.
Be .i.s doing nicely in the hospital
here,- Kincardine Reporter.- Mr.
Webber is Well-knoarn here having
pitched for the, Winglaana Baseball
team avlien they played here this
summer and was also a Member of
the Zurich team a year ago,
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
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Foo'wing the field day Nov. 6th,
'when nearly, 100 pulpits of . the
County of Huron will be occupied
by representatives of the Dominion
Temperance Alliance, a County
Convention is to be held in th
Town Hall, Clinton, on Monday
Nov. 7th, 'with sessions at 2 o'clock
a▪ nd 8 o'clock: Ben. H. Spence of
Toronto will address the Conven-
tion also two of the field secret-
arys, Howard Russell, .of Toronto,
ft talented singer will give select-
ions at the convention.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
highest nesacituurn temperature
was 75 0 on the 18th, The lowest min
initial temperature VOW 123 on the 20.
The highest range 30 0 on the 18th and
the lowest range was 5-n the 23z d.
elle means were :neat 5e.68 ; uitn, 8-
070 and the range 18 01c , The total
precipitation was 3.91 inches. Over 4
inches of snow felt ou 28 and 20th.
Ground hare on. 31st. Foreat trees
• bare OU 31st. Fall wheat is looking
well,- Stratum running.
FIELD DAY SERVICES. •
Following the Field Day Services
• on Sunday, November the 6th, in
practically every Church ait. Huron
County, to be addressed by repre-
sentatives of the Dominion Alliance
a convention of Temperaneer Work
ers will be held in the Clinton Town
Hall. on lViondayallovember 7th
at 2.00 pan.
• In. the evening at 8.00 o'clock, a
Mass Meeting will be held at 'which
re resentatives of the Alliance and
otherfl11k. Th serlit5-61
Mr. Howard Russell, Toronto, who
was awarded 'the 'Gold medal in the
' Governor General's competition of
1910 for solo singing, has been se-
cured/ for this occasion, and he
will render several 'vocal numbers.
A SIMPLE METHOD OF WATER
' PURIFICATION.
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Our Specials
For Cash -next Saturday and following 'week
Will De Coal Heaters
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No. 114 Famous Royal base burners, reg $40 for 36.50
2 No. 113 . • "
reg 33 for 29.50
1 No. 5 Radiant Home reg 40 for 37.50
I No. 5 with oven reg' 45 for 42,50
1 Fairy reg 21 for 19,00
We have a number of Second -Hand &MOS
at a big reduction -
CALL AND SEE THEM
Furnaces & Plumbing aSpecialty
Harland Bros.
STOVES AND IlARDWARE. •
Y NOT GIRL SCOUTS?
The Boy Scent ' 'movement. sug-
gested originally We believe, '.• by*
'earnest Thompson Beton, and tak-
en itia In England by General Baden
Pewell, is growing In this country
very rapidly, and will .probably'
aeon be another picturesque fea-
ture of our more or less Picture-
sque
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The boy scouts are a large army
graded according to age and gen-.
eral ability.t• •
A bov is placed aceordina.t0 What
he tan do and' the measure of hie
honor. He Must be able to Make a
camp, hunt and fish, walk long dis-
tances,be familiar With wood -craft:
rescue people in enaergencies, and
prove his self-reliance in Many
waye.
Blit why confine the movement
to the boys?
Why not have girl scouts also?
They could be taught, for example:
' To 'Wash dishes,
'To learn the use of a broom.
To 'war simple clothes.
" To avoid slang. .
TO help mother.
To learn something about ho W to
take care of aVoung baby.
To speak respectfully to their
parents.
CLINTON NEW ERA
OVENS. tiOnden,8Uttgeoti, 001;a
list, Specialist. will he at W. s. R
Holmes' Drug store, ell Tuesday, NOV.
8th alastes pronerte *Uteri, deafness.
catarrh and fading eyesight treated.
Alt da.
FIELD DAY.
Sunday, Nov. Cth, is the day -aPe
pointed for the Field Day on 'behalf
of the Dominion Alliance. The
pulpits of the County will be large-
ly occupied by Alliance represent-
atives. The pregran for the toWn
of Clinton is as follows Presby-
terian church 11.00 axn.,and Wesley
1Viethodist church 7.00 pan. The
Rest. R. X. 'Hamilton, B.A. Baptist
church 11.00 a.m. and Ontario St.
Methodist chnreh 7•00p.m., Mr. J.
W. Bengough; The annual • meet -
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Ilag of the Huron County Alliance
will be held in the ToWn Hall Clint-
on, on IVIonday, Nov, 7th. There
Will be afternopn and evening sea,
gotta, at rind) the Secretary of the
Alliance, the Rev. B li. Spence, will
be present and speak. A.11 teraper-
twee 'Workers are hereby advised
of this Meeting.
st3ETED HERD.
On Monday morning the body Of
the late Edward Bowers, aged 29
years, Was brought from 'Weston,
and buried at Clinton Cemetery.
Deceased was formerly a citizen
here and Well known to everyone.
For the past year or so he has re-
sided at Weston. The funeral ser-
vices 'were conducted by Rev. Mr.
Dunbar. Deceased is survived by a
brother and sister. The pallbear-
were, L. Paisley, B. Ker, G. Cunn-
Inghanie, W. 8. R. Mimes, 3. Do-
herty and a Porter.
A level teaspoonful of chloride of
lime should be rubbed into a. tea-
cup of water. This solution should
be diluted with three cupfuls of
•water, and a teaspoonful of the
whole quantityshould he added to
each two gallon pail , of drinking
water. This will give :4 or..5 parts
of free chOlrine 'to a million parts
of :water and will in teb. minutes
destroy all typhoid .and colon ba-
cilli ,or other dysentery -producing
organisms in the 'water. 'Moreover
traces p fthe chlorine will rapi-
dly disappear: This method of pur
• ification has been tested with Tor,
onto Bay .water inoculated with
millions of bacteria. Every 'germ
has been destroyed and it has been
unnecessary to boil the water.
This: method should be very, valu-
able for Miners, prospectors, caMP-
ers, and those living in summer re-
sorts •where the condition of the
'waters might not be above, suspic-
ion.
Ma.cCAL L UM-WISEIVIAN.
On Monday, Oetober 31st. the
marriage of Miss Jessie Allan NV:Me-
rman. to Ernest L. D. MacCalluni; M.
D. formerly of Londesboro, was
solemnized at the ' home of the
bride. The 'bride attired in a gown
of -white Persian silk, entered the
drawing room; on the arm of her
father, to the strains ofLohengrin's
Wedding March, played by Miss
lIelen Doherty. The ceremony was
performed. by 'the Rev. Alex Stew-
art, D. D., and immediately after
the signing of the register the
guests retired to the dining room
where a dainty luncheon was serv-
ed. The guests from a distance
were ;-Mrs. Geo. Grant, St. Marys,
grandmother of the bride Mrs
Heriot, St. Marys; Mrs. Connolly;
Seattle, Miss MacCallum, King-
st.mie, Mr. and Mrs. Constantine,
Zurich, Rev. and Mrs. Pearcy, Mrs.
Adams and Miss Barr, Londesboro,
Jack Wiseman,Guelph, and Merger
et Wiseman, Ottawa, The town
guests Were Dr. and Mrs. Stewart,
Dr. and 'Mrs. Gunn and Miss Marion
Gunn, Mrs. M. D. MeTaggart, Ifflas
McCorvie, Misses Agnes and Eliz-
abeth Chidley, and Miss Bess Doh-
erty. Dr. and Mrs, lefacCallum left
on the 3.07 train for Toronto, and
Kingston sailing for England and
the Continent on November the 18.
TWO LETTERS.
To His Worship, '
MayorTaylor,lintori nt.
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j.am' instructed by ,the Town
Council to extend to you, your
Town Council and Fire Brigade, on
behalf of the Corporation 01 the
ToWn of Goderich, a hearty vote of
thanks for the magnificent re-
sponse to our call for assistance
upon the occasion of the fire at
Goderich Organ Company's plant
here on the eve of Oct. lst. Kindly
accept this vote of thanks and con-.
*Icy the same to the Town Connell
and Pire Brigade of your town.
Enclosed, by order of the Connell
you find a cheque for $25.00.
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VVE are truly making "Business." The
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famous author says: "Business is
the: Art of Creating Values," tersely said.
is it not ? We have for our customers.
not only "value" but exceptional value in
a box of Writing Paper. Ten styles of
beautifully covered boxes, each contain-
ing 2o sheets of paper and 20 envelopes.
The quality is linen finish and the shape
modern. People who have seen them
judge the price to be 25c. We are ask-
ing you 15c.
THE Wo D. Fair eo.
OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST
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: W. U. SHAW, President i
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110.11.000.005M, '''imanazcaolineefs,
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from' the Town of Goderich, which
we would ask you to hand to your
jrenien to apply to their social
Mind. Kindly ask the.Fire Brigade
to accept this small amount as a
token of our deep gratitude . for
'their assistance upon the referred
toAoecacina s ltohna n
king you on behalf of
Town Council.; I remain,
Yours respeetfully,
Sgd. L. L. KNOX,
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L. L. Knox, Esq.,
Town Clerk, Goderich, Ont.,
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--PermitliTe-ttr-conveyr-,through.-
you, 'to His Worship Mayor Camer-
on and your ToWn Council.,,our ap-
preciation ef your favor of the,
26th inst. for the hearty vote of
thanks tendered by your honorable
body to. our Fire Brigade for ser-
vices rendered at the recent re-
gretable fire in your town, and also
for the tangible acknowledgement
to our boys by your cheque for $25
to -'he applied: to their social fund.
At the tall of your Reeve our bri-
gade responded Cheerfully and
without thought of remuneration,
whatever, and this 'being the case,
your gift to them; is all the more
appreciated and, no' doubt, they
Wilt be able 'to use the same•in the
manner Indicated by you..
I also wish to: say that I ani pleas-
ed to know of the friendly. rela-
tions existing between the sister.
towns and I voice the- sentiment's
of :every member of our brigade.
when I say, that -should in the fra,
tare occasion necessitate ' any as-
sistance from, the Clinton Fire
Company, or of the ei tizens, call
again;
• Signed on behalf 'of the Clinton
ToWn Council and Fire Brigade, ,
JACOB TAYLOR,
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DAttnsici. THIEVES..
Tuesday a noon Mr. McLeod, of
Ford 4 McLeod, caught two lads in
their flour and feed store, at the
till. The lads escaped by the cellar
door, by Which they entered, but as
one is well known there will likely
be 'trouble ahead for them. 'This is
net the first time as the boys were •
seen to enter the cellar last Friday
and knoney .hfis been, anissed fre-
quently. A little "strap oir'wOuld
do the boys a world of good.
MINOR LOCALS. .
The Clinton chopping mill on,
Mary Street, next the Electric
light plant, Will commence oper-
ations Saturday and will be run
daily.
The Pastime Club held a pleas- •
ant dance Thanksgiving evening.,
The orchestra was present. ••
LIVING HIGH.
The average cost of daily rations
per prisoner in Stratford jail for
the past year was 9-10 cents. -The
arrests did not • receive eggs three
times a day at this price. This
must be the simple life.
SPME REGISTER
Tuesday, Nov. 9th- Farm' stock,
implements, etc., lot 36, con. 8, Base
Line, Hullett, sale without reserve,
wetter Mair, hroprietor, 'Thomas
'Gundry, 'auctioneer.
Saturday Nov. 12.- ;Auction sale
of colts eciws, steers and heifers
at the Clommercial Hotel. All cows
guaranteed. See 'bills. Gee. Hol-
land, Prop., T. Gundry, Auc,
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to' the ist of Nov. only
coinmencing Thursda.y,
"October i3th.
• FOR CASH
• 2k lbs Soda Biseuits, reg 25c..20c
2i lietin reg 30e for ..25c
7 bars'Comfort Soap ,250
3 pkg 10c size Ammonia 25e
6 pkg 5c'size Ammonia, 25c
5o Na,ptha, Powder . . 30
10c pkg best corn starch 4 for 25c
21c M. L. Salmon 18c
30c Gallon Apples- •25c •
4 hottles pure Extracts 25c
3 cans Tomatoes 25e
3 cans Coen.. . .. . 25c
.3 cabs Peas ... . . 25e
50c Brooms for 35c
30c Black or Mixed Tea 25c
30c Japan Tea 25o
I lb Baking Powder 'best'.10e
Jar Baking Powder reg 25c20e
3.pkg Corn Flakes 95c
Nutmegs pet. dos 5c
25c pkg Quaker Oatmeal 23c
8 pkg 10c size Ouakei' Oatineal 25c
. 9 ib Oatmeal - ... . 26e
40c White Wine yitzegar, gal 30c
40c Cider Vinegar. per gal....25c•
23 lb pail pure Lard . . .... -$3,40
Produce at Highest Price
B. A. McEwen
Groceries and China
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It is made of a choice selection of Don-
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Our General Stock is Large
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Small shoes foe the little chip§ •
Strong Shoes for the sturdy boys
Stylish Shoes. for their fathers
Dainty S )es for the -tittle girls and misses.
• Elegant Shoes for their mothers,
Good Shoes and Low Prices
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