The Huron News-Record, 1883-11-28, Page 30
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PHOTO ALBUMS/
S,
Nearly' 100 different kinds, from 20e. up to $10.00 ea.cll..
.?gcket and Family Bibles,
Largest Variety and Cheapest in the County,
33 a CO ME,81
Over. 2000 NFi�,W. BOOKS received .this Falk
Oleicen's Worley eonaiplete, 15
vo1s.a. ii ,utrated, only $241;00.
'ooket Books, Purses and Ladies' Satohe1s,
very large, well -assorted stoc'= just received,
•'") • 'selling cheap. •
• 10,000 NEW IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS
•JCITST' orb, ED.'.. rv°
New "Stock of Sites, Tobaccos,
AndTobacconists Sundries just opt ned—~villi be
sold gt Lowest, Prices.
VELVET FRAMES:: LADiES'..O0 MPANI0Ns.
An Elegant Now Line just•opened out.
•O
VIOL N' ,
from •$2 .to $22.50
each, ward'a,nted good value;
Concertinas 8z Accordecns. Cheap,
$--+ *$
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HRISTMAS OAR
14,1 :8 t o Cl�.00se Fro :,
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iia. F. Ithercetr, of Myth, gave
tie a cull to Saturday late, Ile re-
ports having secured some excellent
bargainin the wholesale tearkete.
\V1 R a Qt7ARTURs. Fon a?ogtc.
With the beginning of cold weather
fattening stock need 'warmer quar-
ters or they will gain slowly. Hogs,
if fattenedsufiiciently, may now be
more profitably killed than kept to a
later period. It ie certain that the
increased ased weight will
be Jess in pro-
portion to the food consumed, anti it
is never certain that the price of
pork willadvanoe proportionably.
Peneeet, Oreuaemze,---Thuredee_
lest, Mass Minnie,, daughter of Mr.
W, Dennison, underwent a very
painful operation, Iter left eye in
Particular was very crooked. Dr,
Proudfoet, of Montreal, assisted by
bre, Dowsley and Worthington, of
Clinton, straightened both eyes with
little difficulty, We are pleased' to
learn -that the young lady is doing
_well, and that the operation will
have none other than thedesired
eifevt,
jonx BUNYAN.-By what base
persone way, an honored name be
borne. The living John Bunyan
keeps an botel in Guelph; he with
cithere agreed to pay $600 towards
erecting buildings for the recent
P-rovinoiat Show in the • Royal -Olt
and signed a, bond to that effect.
-Being called upon to pay uti file
other clay, this namesake of thelm.,
mortal tinkee repudiated his obliga-
tion and tore the bond up. The
modern john Bunyan cloth not seem
to have got out of the retch of Gient
Despair else he would not have com-
mitted so desperately wicked an act.
day evening the Rev. J. Keneer
preached a funeral sermon, baying
reference to thei. late jonathan Car-
ter, in,the B. C. church, taking for,
his text, the 21st ehapter of 'fob
-arelettlie -latter part of the -33rd
• verse, "Every man shall draw after
him, as there are henumerAble be-
fore him." The Rey, gentleman
very solemnly impressed upon his
lieareti the iteeetieity 'of- being -pre-
pared, as no one knowe the day or
hour when one of those Present
might. be as 'suddenly removed
withe.ut ti.moment's warning, *from
our -midst. 'The church was. well
Riled with an audience who liatenede
CAN'T STAND Im,---"The Grangers
in this vicinity are greatly' ;annoyed
at -the way they are being used by
Gill, grain -merchants. We were
told the- other, day by ono of the
Grange, Apt unless tlyey eoultd got
better prices here for their produce
they wo.uld 'not patrenite lithe town
at. all, but ship all their grain direct,
to an agency in Toronto, where they
cap gat a• fair price. for it.", The
Advance. Farmers have no tiouble
in getting the very best prices fee.
their grain in Olinten. -Those :who
have not been it) the habit ef mew-
ing to Clinton evieb their grain.
weuld no. doubt be. bsnefitted by
LAWeeette the recent lew exam
ination .in Toronto we notice that
our fortuee townswan, A,. N. Taylor,;
appears, as a successful candidate iu
the let Iutertnedilj,te ehiss, .Arcli'ie
is leture tosucceed,
PJCTERVNUta C'SANAA.r4.- Mr. Dun
lop, jr., has delivered parts 23 and
24 of "Picturesque Canada." Thia'sa
magnificent work in all t•eepects. Itie
really, _a thin ofbeeutyand presents
titan • of the picturesque features of
Canada with rare artistic exeelleoce.
The literary pert of it, ."wane . -.re-
gards style acid matter, is fully up to
the mark, The text in these num.
here gives a doeeripton of the country
from Toronto ta Lake Huron, around
the Georgian Bay and the Meilkoke
lakes. Finely oxouted illustrations
of points of interest at Stratford,
Goderich and Kincardine embellish
Nos. 23 and 24. A,. most unac-
countable °emission is observable
regarding Clinton and vicinity.
Clinton being the commercial centre,
of the important County of Huron
deserves more than the scant men-
tion made. Our organ faptorY,
woollen and Souring mills, foundry
and 'mediae shops; our beautiful
town hall and the many palatial
edifices used for nierbantile and
hotel purposes; our salt, works eto.,
afford ample scope for an artist who
is -anxious: to portray -features of
material erogress as- well as those
of pictereequeness, !Men the thorn.
ugh bred cattle on the farm of 11r..
Humphrey Snell and the horses on
that of Mr, John McMillan, and sev-
eral of the faint homesteads in this
Vicinity would have profitably., filled
a spittle in even a national "work of
the importance of picturesque Cana-
da:'he Lighthouse, Town Park
and Kidd's International Salt Works
are points at Go iericl► than the
artist has illustrated. ..
Very muddy roads.
A point on whiob all egret -taxes
foo high.
Mr. Win. Bone new wears his first
' The hum oFthe-thre,shintaaehines
is pow heard clay end -e --was 'going
to say night ? From what can be
gleanedfwe eame to the conclusion
that there are imrsic men in our midst
who think the day is aw.ul Omar
when the poor thresher eonses around.
be spreading over this part of the
country -in' a very alarming manner.
Already a, large number have Crossed
the bourn of single life, arid several
are iisportert as being affected•beyond
tecevery. There were alew, indeed,
but their number was small,. who
were on the road to recovery, but it.
is- said they have taken a relapse,
and for these the boys are preparing.
The sev.eritv of the late stoma aeenas
to have had' an increasing tendency
upon the already, rapidly, increasing
malady • and before the close of the
coming winter, there will be no ono
left but Old maids a,nd lirtle boys to
mourn their positiOn in life.. Harry
up- boys,' for it's 'getting cold
Mirth*
,Front our gull ,Garresp+, dc.ht.
Mr. and We. A. W. Nation and
Miss .Annie Shane, all of Lueau, are.
visiting Mends here..
The hljeses .Symington, of Auburn,
have etertod dressmaking next door
to Dloser's tin•ahop. The,'tlisse8 Foy,
Dressmakers, have removed .to'over;
D. D. MoKinnons store.
Mr. Alex,. Orr, of Delmore, was in
town during last week.
Next Sunday evening the Rev.
M'r. Fisher, the Pastor of the. C. M.
church, will preach a sermon an Tem
perance.
:Winton High
tit? i:tcritANC.J esamlp ilea to th0 Clinton
High. School, will* be lister ill tba Moaol
6°haul, on Thursday Anil aaridny, the Beth and
gum of December hexa, lienonlint out ass at
t x. )u. totending candidates win weed +n their
/m inim to the underet$nod not later than the 20th
NgYtaU¢er.
JAS. SitniNBULL, 4 A.,.
!'rincipal.
puidtfp, Oct. 30th, WS. 250.4.
The sedondseries of the Penny Bead-
ings will be held in't'emperance flail,
next Wednesday evening, Nov, 28th,
Mr.F. Metcalf, of this town, bas.re-
' turned from a. trip w the eastern now.
leets whither he has been malting pur`
ci'asesfor the holiday trade; Ile wag
eminently .sucoesaful, and secured,
as hie reeeipted invoices show, the
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►Q ER WAN'T'ED,.
A (male teacher for the 2nd ttonarti» r,t of the
Clint° . _Model !idiom. ]bathe to, commence the
aret of4annary. ,ereepntwarr $250.
W. N. NI•�,seer.,
oltntP.N, Lvov, a3, HIacre
ESTRAY STEERS.
(lAAll: on to liot 1,8, Con. 4, Iiullett,
�J aboutNyeotugj{►; yoga asp AND
wain Smits, coming -2 years 'old. The
owner ie'netitied to Breve property, pay
oliergaa and take #1►sin► away.
WAL'1'l:li IAIIV t.N.
Mullett, Nov. 75th, 1.883. 259.8t
ESTRAY STEER,
AAIE on to lot 30, 'Concession 3,
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(""1 fSod � )
�.l ohat.l o hS ,
C4.01%01140: ns Omit nt 1a 1
•1 h t .ltl
r,
last, one tern S•rena some white a
n1 i to nu belly
and with white busby toil, coming two •
years •old. 't'he owner can have hum by
proving property and paying charges.
dQHI T WOOD%
Goderich Tp.,, Nov. 18th, 1883. 25 4,,t
e erre
AY &
Have jiest returned from a week's visit to the Wholesale.
l'sale.
Markets, tate' .rurch'
as
f. ,� �wg an
best value in ahoy glade, Jewelry etc., • STO
that has ever been weeds,
into theENO�connof Iuron. Theestock wil. tt
V
be all an store in a few days and will
then be, arranged in order foe his
grand:opening sale of the season, en
the 7tl. and 8th Decomher.
• County Ciirreuey
Mr. James Hillis of McKillop,
sold a spring foal sired icy t'Scotiand's
Farewell," for sr4e.
Mr. John Munroe, of ITensali, of
iensali Mills, had the misfortune to
WISEMAN 8
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$i9 Jobs in DRES6 GQpDS,
Biq Jobs FURS,
erg Jobs. in REARV . MA,
CCo�y/NG,
wK
- FOR SPOT CASH!
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EAP. CHEAP! OHEAr.
nt
9RA.RTMENT-
:11,04 not Mize to en unzeratellas week,
Zook out next week.
I Ot
had the ,tips o.f his fingers' taken off
in. a planine,0 will last summer, bns
he able to uee the limb more freely..
-011 Tuesday, of last 'week '.1gr. D.
D,.' Wilson of. Sealorth. perchaitecl
irate, Mr. Thomas GovenloCk eve
one' thousand fowls consisting of tur-
.keys, geesp and ducks:
of Mr. Robeet Porter, Utiborne; were
sold hy Auction .on the ,27tli inst.,
ing therii in the spring.
7 -Mr. William Stewart, of Itsborne.
lifts olcl his farm, consisting' of .100 -
acres, eo his fatherlorthe handsome
Stewart . is now. the oitior a. 400
acres of eecellene teed •a good.
state. of cultivation..
•setof taboret), a . pure bred . Short
$.150, This calf is bred of ltinported
stock' and is registered in the British
.foiele-efureitioe teakeeetook .a thick.
veneer off hiSlorefinger, witha drew,
ing knife,: ossified portion of,
the finger prevented his eaking off a
111
and at the Veyy Lowest' Pnces.
Ut=4. Agent. fel. all Newspapers and Nitionzines
published. in Canada, ,United Sfate8- Or the Old Country.
T. can giVe therriao rut as cheap, .and generally...cheaper,
7NE WS.
la and AroUnd 4‘.ilub;!!
ricor. NE'sgs. AND 'McKee-
elened by, water, and, make• it ae
?pliable 'as .n
Mit. BtASI"..F.;Y OCCapied the
pulpit in the B. •C. ehurelit laste4un-
Clinton, now of Deaver. city, Color-
': Aldo, is in twin on a visit to friends.
HA looks well,
the Barber 4 Ellis 4 CO., of Toron-
Tip change of iiMe Co that of tli.4;
the tinie Which Due delinqiient
about 81) candidates at the entrance
&hoot The examinatiou. will he
held in the Model School on the
-20th and ust, Decelnher.
offibiiteed very effe.ctivtely .,ii) -the 0.
M. church on Sunday evenieg,
ohureh was literally full to overflow.
fnany Were Ala able to get ha.
Cetertoet.-Dueilig the lest week
+Some persone home repeatedly be.
aPettered Several of .the.street lamps
with mud. It ie believed to have
been the work of bevs,
ItgV. R. McClean, of Wingatm,
will 'exchaege pulpits with Rev. Me,
Craig on Sunday. next. nett, Mr.
Coskis highly spoken of. On the
following Meriday Morning he will
delireered addrest 'n§ a, Wahl
of the' Bible 'Soeiety la the Baptist
thurelel •••
nom Oars? TO tr krOktd:,
foot, of:Montreal, Performed an eye
4peration on Mee 304. lannan about
year, lige. She had been totally
blind for several years but regained
the Siglih ot ono eyo. 'IAA week a,
*mond ;' Wfta‘ perfortualf
BiLL-cObLECTIMG: is easiee' said
Atte .Jonet Dreitsoert formerly of
Clinton, now holde the position ef
'turnkey in 'Winnipeg jettle-H -
ents reside Clinton, has been re-
engaged as teacher at Sum merhill. •
,AN CidISSTOT.-T1100 was a ma.'
cussion at Toronto, the other even- .
ing, hy scientists on the. "Chalk
Formatibri,", but no reference et ei
made ha to its appearance in' the
laetetd fluid saliplied by dairy lime
4.11T0.); DrArgo'CrtoX.
week the windows the vacant
'hotel building, on "trictoria street,
„owned by Lfreellapece were hroken
by boys, The guilty ones•should be
aiiminarily dealt with. Destructiou
of this meet is bacon -link, too eone..-
mon, and the soonei a step is put to
it the better. .
Qinich, the meat veitdoee has put ep
new lamp post in ,frotit of his shop
and 'capped it with a twenty tive
whole effair is brass bovitie which
looks, ',ether tough from exposure,
bet one mutt not eoneider the tpugh
-brass "beastie" ea typical of the
juicy, grain ied meat in the butcher
thole •
!Ma C. 14, Cann= WAS crOWded
on Monday evening. Sunday School
A eni vetsitry Meeting was held. The
addreeties- were of an Interesting
and dialoguee by the cliklren were
the main featetres iivonina, if
excepe the money cellection,
which was very large, The person-
ation of the }Jogger girl and the ren.
/Hattie of a PlaintiVe song by Mise
Emma Thompson was really beyond
critieiste. Receipts $1,08.50,
netiday Was the 50th anniversary of
tlee wedding of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Ruttenhery, We were pleased ou
a/liberal Alice hiihe golden wedding
cake, and if it were poseible to hope
for it with any clutne,a of realisation,
we would wish the "halt century
Married Ouple" many returns of the
&cession. As ie lei eve tatigragalAte
them on their exceptiorati pod for.
tune in being hale end hearty after
having enjoyed the blessings of and
performed the duties appertaining
note we.piekeci pp On the street:. the
other day.. Who it 4.efers to we dO
net know. ,.:There was tio signature
or date to it:, NO doubt tlierti will.
be .war in the camp' if the parties'
-measure swords., It reads i--fq am.
sorry that -you . -were ',disappointed
'whea Yen came 'to Exeter:, Of
'Course yeti had themost riglit to 'the
girl; but -I did net care 'for that,
else you would not have. bad h 25
Mite drive alone: I wanted and_ had.
the pleasure of driiring, her to. Cite -
eon.. While in' (thintori leareed
stinfeltrtlie. kat, and I flail believe
she Is all the world to:yeti." rgive
'Lei up to you And. do net.,wish re.
evening till eight o'elock 'next 'morn
you. 'Reoieinher,:if she again.shdu
visit mir neighborhood, a peg will. lie.
two h.earts will.. beat as one. • Get.
her corisent, marry,. and Ail May b.,
for the 'beet, Your well-evishere
Woode is Visiting •friendi
year, al. an advanced Salary, . for
school seetion No. S..
Trinee Arthur's Landing, after, an
We were mnon pleased to see Our
f'riend, Mitchell., of the, firvierioli
867 r, who has been Visiting . friends
in this vicinity, " :
Mr- Roberti 7.17e,I,estn,`" of florlerich
*110 lurs.mitoffriertrls here, lx recev-'
eiing from a severe illeiesS, Much to
their joy.
A secial Party wns given at the
.Or the Wife. et mir village *ere
preieneand enjoyed themselyes very
delivered- sin able address to a -full
house at Bethany aptiointnient last
SundaY. tliseourse was Certainly
of uncommon bread al and vigor.
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".15,i10 (WO 'faking Advan fags; of open
weather to elear•up and :horn' all the
weeds.and rubbish that had azeuron-
lated threugh the, stubbier.
Otir population rapidly ine,rens;
ine" despite the oiniquifous" N. P.
"Twins even? time. Marin: .Our
has been presented with twin langh.
ensi'V imagined than deseribed. It
has been Suggested -that` in ..coripe.
townehiri father; the gully. 'hill might
be -looked, After if vre.liad "Tana' in
It would be advisable' for: nor road
tour throned.) this eonstitumicv before
)P aide to MVP It gond account 'of
their steWardship. Thev will 'And
that there are repairs badly needed.
read that rim, worthy few/0 deserves
credit for looking alter the interests
of all our conneillors • The hill road
lending to our tillage is it, a- cliegritoe-
fel state, the water coureee dewn the
elections. --We've had snow. Aye,
and sleiehine too- now we've feud
•and water --Weather preplietslire
on the war path ; they. predict a
winter ; othera "say it will. be
and Councillor. Thompson will bid
for the Mayeraloy-thites what the'
folks are ettying.--,-Ttey should have
REC0121).-Ciarlers and skaters wish
to get to work shortive-Thuntier
and !Thane.; on Wed nesday.-Th is
season, . of the year, causes turkey
lieathi to be in dangey.-Counterfeit
ecl-in the county of Huron. -That
we give the' balance of this year feee
walks in Piney placee need repair.
inge---That Mayor Forrester, Reeve
Corbett and Deputy "Reeve Ceopor
are the' right teen the right plareee
and should uot be opposeche-That,
Yeungethe baker, Used for baking
perposee over 4,600 lbs. of flour hiet
week. -That the new. planing -wall
is 'feat 'approaching oompletion,-
That Pikett new hotel, at the station,
is beginning to look busilless
l'hat wood finds atreedy sale on the
market. -That Clinton market beats
'etix all and pays the highest pi•ice
graiii.--Thee one of our bache.
lora of marriageable age, will 1,hie
weelettejtetelinto himself a life part.
nee who at present residee Chi-
cago. -That Watts Lk Co, have aa
titie a drug Atore as you will find in.
the West.--irlint it is wrong to hold
Tlita the town ball is „being well
That "The Gilhooly" should wake
ep from his long ,FINepr..--qhat Will
L. -Smith's Flw' lag Bell Ringere wore
good: That the Ilohnan Opera
'Company maintained their good re•
should have a erowaid house .on the
3rd of Dec. -That the report that
youngewidower had "gone arid deee
it" on the OA not far front Clintote
false, -That there are some two.
plain town "squealing" because they
haye not sidowalke to suit them.
Borns of them hive very good reason
„while- In town. -That gr.' LW,..
Cook merle a big mistake last week
when he up% ono of his big .tOes
with an Axe; be Was eplitting weed.
repretee helves should weke up.
The missionary meeting came off
very' successfully last . Werineaclay.
ble manner, as he bas -done
on,. other occasions. The Rev. Me.
Bean fetid the report, and the IleVs.
Messrs Chown; Of tolgraie, arid
.Camptiellf Gederieh, addressed the
meeting in a warto interest the au.
clience.very much. The choir, under
the lerviersbin of Nil., Tin rry Gifting.
,b.arn, assisted by Miss Serah J, Cox
et the organ, conditeed much to the
It is now the time tif year that
stray calves should be 'looked after.
It is strauge how often some eetveere
Of them. stray youthful bovines go to
the same place to look for their lost
property. A good deal of elide leathe
is being worn mit in this business.
CAlves and girls seem to get mixed
up, for where there Aro to be found
good looking girls fe,looked upen
the proper blade to lOtIk for the atray
quadruped. Ib is the young men
. who elelight in looking up lost propl
efty 'of the kind mentioned. It is
related or One SW011. 'young foliar
intent,thet after making Inquii.y of
the head of the hOtifio erinflernini; liis
stray minutia, the colivereation drift,
ed away- from the business m hand,
The old gentleman Wag drawn
out to compliment his visitor on
his general make up. This Was
what the 'youtig roltow evas fishing for
mid he said to the old gent, "Dow
"Welip was the replyy "I can't
/may, say, but from the experience
have bad in handling eitivee, I sbouid
tow that wbun ,rumy wooled you
might *.eitzb as muele.ei box of the
theese." 'rhe ,youth bellowed for
his ma And wee tukon boom by Lbo•
Our choir. .
e rmitle
e Intend
_do for the Public
This Season.
Tuckeramith, 'who peen fitia tip
recovered so Far as to give hopes
that lie Ay Tie able, tp attend to his,
u nee 41,t the December meeti ins of
the county Parliament- - ,
' Miss 0114, of' Mclillop;
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that twee time. ago ehe took a ptin.
eiteied to be so• severe that she bed.
The villeets of. Lakelet the
Pitied oVer the actions of soine young
men Iv bp' borrowed a if organ. from
the phurch building, to Use at a pri-
erder of the evening,: Soine mem..
bora hold thel after beineetteed for
what they, &insider -objectionable
purpoSitit sliould net be again plied
in the
Sari the Winnipeg Free 1,5reds:L.
Arr. AV, J. McOtitcheen, formerly ot
the Hotel ltrunswiat, is in the city
looking cheerful and contented .
busy, all cley yesterday. It tees he
'who borught the Brunswick out of its
the leading hostelries of the , city.
He is now a resicient of. Winghaie,
Ontario, but still retains a yearning
for. Winnipeg, end thinke of enterieg,
Brown celled at the Tecumeeh Hou,se,
at Brussels last week with a firm
:Oohing black 110'w, Worth from
$150, to $175 and asked toteitay
night. Ile offered the horse for
$70 When' he was thinkieg
leavine Conetable Scott suggested -
that ge had better leave the horse
io the steblemail something further
was known, he agreed to this and
went for e walk aod has not return.
ed yet.
while: the citizens of t Kincerelitie
were .conjecturing the mune of it
load report,. word was„reeeived that
the Erie ftelle, owned Odette
Wherrte of Wincluor, which arrived
Kineardine on Tuesday morning •
to take ofT the beaohed schooner Cite.
ter, hied blown up and all hands
wore lot, On going to tile scene
Of disaster it vitas found' that the'
boiler of the tog Wed exploded, end
the vessel itself was shattered tO
tf!flaes, but fortunately the of
eight of the crew of twelve had been
saved. It is suppoied that the
tamps which supplied the beilev be•
came elMked fe some manner, and
this was not noticed by the first en -
;dinette who wits in obogo, tho *mot.
gotIow, and when the water did find
its \t'o,Y into etI)166.011
OCOUtreft
:WOW, Watts' At Ca. ere alweys alive to
their bosiuese, inid spare no pa.1»s to se.
mire the host of evety article iu their line.
They }Ave seemed the agericy teethe cals.
batted Dr. Itintes Neff? Discovery for Con.
suroption. The only et:rutin eine known
On. evbrything we have in. Onr Store that has, ever .been
g.ive disoUn:ts,,. but ' rnark.77,ot;;"
Can compete with. theM. .
sfood• how we eafi-sell cheaper, anti -we are bound to do it.
We have the Laitgest "and. Bes toek in the (Jounty.
EDlle
mmence This orning
Are surprising them all
aro so LpW PitIbE
and so .EXCELLENT QU,A,LITY.7----Everyhody
should See c ur gtocic 4ncl. they will easily. be• convirweds
4very Boy's and .Men's,
, at the- '1..1 -Noted Clothmg House for anything
YOR want in the way of Clothing, and you Will lira evevy...
thing ai we advertisp,.
On EV•biy Clasp -pf." goods' in the T-1013801- exc'ept,
Bags, oU Which there will -be 111f:discount,
WORTH OF GOODS
SELECT FROM
$35,000 vorth • of Or*Oods to be sold by the 14 dity
Invite Everybodv
4fen.,,Women; arid Children, to ,cotne 'and .
- ThiS Sale 49 qe71412u,i. :11: is in ac,c:ordqgee 1414, -
the te9;.ms' of 1110 -Weil. of,the
date, and we are offiering qoods at j);'ices now•wItielt are
from, .15 to 30. „per mar BE:10 W oteer _House ilk.
money.
out nthe;Wooner you Visit ,,kantkollt -Pry 0q,o,d4
Mst4tio• t)io-ji.at4
'Our Stock of
ClogikP41.1too 'of 01,100.40 'Gag
u 114 6C(N12
Ano tiorongly ecitiipped -with the
FOOT BAOKOROUN96 (yid 400ESSONEO.
(Jur. Spooiajty is 0.4billot Work.
is one of th e finest in t,112.:s section and ge,e Ask
or an
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