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We axe taking stock this
week, and mayy have in -A
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teresting statements to
make in a later, issue.
In the meantime if you
want bargains come for
\ Stoves. and
Harlan Bros.,: taggr
$i
Watch
Faults.
Does your Watch run
correctly
If you experience, any
difficulty with it leave it
with us.
We will, give it. an ex-
pert exami>tlation
it it needs repairs we can
supplythem at a very
moderate:cost. :.It it.does
not we , will frankly tell
you so.
A ':watch repaired, by
Do you want
To have .i�ionev
Most People Do.:
•
• us will ruu_ correctly
LLL YA1L
THE JEWELER,
And OPTICIAN'.
E.yes'.Tested Fre
-A good.many4re: appreciating' the money -saving op
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ort
unities we. are offeringin
P
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� erg �o0Milting, BOOi$5IiOeS
Our sale has' been• very successful so far, 'aid we `have.
no reason for "kicking," bur we still have ourshelves,
full of new and up-to-date goods,. and only, about seven
--, weeks left -t4"1of therm It • is 'not every. day
you have a chance to buy riew goods at wholesale
prices. We have a few orders not yet arrived, but,.
not -wishing tb cancel thele, we.v011 turn them over to
you the same ns the rest of our stock.
Note the few linesrientloned below.
We have a lot of Lace
Curtains, which just ar-
rived, bought . for • the
spring trade. Youmay
not need .them just yet,
but house-cleaning :tune
will soon be here, and we
can certainly save you
some money.
Factory, y.rn, in -white,
red and grey, per
pound 35c
Blankets,
A few Wool
ox80. Reg $3.50,
for $2.75
We think we have the
best 5oc Corsets in
town; while they last 42c
Ladies' Wool Hose, reg
S
Ladies' Vests. .:`reg
25c, foK • 20e,
Ladies' Vests, > reg
65c, for .. . : ,45C
. Extra bargains in men's
Underwear. The best we
could ,find to sell 'at 50c
per garment. Per . •`i'`
suft
75C
f
A large assortment 'o...
Suits' and Overcoats to,
choose from, and every.
one :a bargain. '
Odd pants from 89c up.
Only. two ` Fur .Goats. -.
ft-. Nobetter Snapss
were
'
ever , offered even _-in the ..
spring, and the cold.
.weather is now onlycom-
mencing. Have ' a look
at thein. ° ••
Special b ar gainsin
26c, and extra value at ' heavy. Rubbersa.nd Socks.
that price ; during
'Sale • 17p 1'hqaDtyk . Ru1 t00'•
COME AND SEE --SEEING IS BELIEVING
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PLUIISTEEL.
Store for Sale Or for 'rent •
IMMO NiiiWAMMIAMM
The New' gra and
Montreal Weekly" Herald one year for
J� B. Hoover. • "..»
FURNI `URE ..
-Nelson Ball
Every branch ' in our line is Complete, you can, get
any article produced at this store.
Our Prices bring The Trade,
Our personal supervision goes with.,, every pur-
chase and satisfaction is -guaranteed.
- UNDERTAKING
Night or day tails promptly attended to
14C€VER13ALI'
21 Lad:lei IPOrJAck0S.
25. Men's' Fuer Coats
Less than cost
We don't want to take one' of these Coats into stock 1st of February. NOW is your . chance
to buy a Fur Coat ata great bargain.
Births, arriaes, Death
s
BORN . -
SHOEsRoos -In Mullett,• on the 8th
inst.. to Mr. and Mrs J.H. Shabbrooke,
a daughter: .
MuiLoY-On Dec. 23. to Mr. and Mrs'
W. J. Mu 1oy,;Hellmuth avenue; Van
-
don, a daughter.:
BASci.=In'luckersmith,, on January
5th, to .Mr.. and Mrs • J. E. Ball, a son.
Citic. -1n ' Goderi ch, on Thursday,
Dec. 31st, to.11Ir: and Mrs. R.• H. Cutt,
HORTON.=In flolborne, on December
'22nd. to Mr and Mrs. Arch. 'Orton, a
daughter. , •
Townn- In Howick,'on Dec.' 23rd,
the wife of Mr. Albert Tower, a. son.
'WELLY.- In Morris, on. December 25,
the wife of Mr.. J. W. Belly, as daugh-
Why shiver
with Cold when you .can buy an Astrachan Coat for $15,04
$25.00 Ladies' Astrachan ,Jackets . for° .$15.00.
Five only Ladies' Astrachan .Jackets, Marire'd w ia�e
skins; guaranteed for one year; good, thick, glossy fur,
well made and mined throughout with saten, worth' more
wholesale to -day than what. we 'are asking for it. Regu-$16.00lar $'25,00,'choice whilethey last,for , . • , ,,
.$30,00 Astrachan Jackets,. for
$21 .5o .
Two only ladies' whole -skin Astrachan:
Jackets, guaranteed for one year, satin
lined throughout, good, :curly fur,eQr� nn
• regular $30.00, for . . 02I N UU
$40.00 Astrachan. Jackets, for
$30,00
One only Astrachan Jacket, guaranteed
for a year, made of good, glossy, whole skin,
saten lined throng out, she 36,
regular $10,00, for.. 4.. .: $30,00
$37,0o Astrachan 'Jackets for
. $26.5o
Two only Astrachan Jackson, nice,
curly,' thick fur,well llmade, good big collar,
guaranteed for one year, regular 4 g
$37.00, for . $26150
$45.0o Bokaren jackets, for.
$35.00
BEAooiar. -In Hullett,.ori December'
29th, the wife of Mr. Wesley Beacom,
of •aeon.
OSTFRHOUT. •.In Wroxeter, on Dec.
3rst, to Ree and -Mrs. J. H. Osterhout,
a son.
nSELLERS. In Morris, on Dec. 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sellers, a son.
' MARRIAGES
SMITH. - RICHAREeoN:--Nrear West
Branch, Mich., on Jan. 3rd; by the Ep-
iscopal minieter,•Mr. J. J. Smith, God-
erich ' tli.'teMiss Susie s e Richardson.'
TAMBLING-PICKARD-At Winnipeg,
Dec. 25th, in Grace church, Wm.. E.
Klin Myra P. Pickard daugh-
ter
g and h-
g
ter of the late Robert Pickard, a form-
er resident of Exeter.
LAwaoN-SANDERS-At theresidence.
of Mr. F. W. Baker Stephen, on' Jan.
3rd, by Rev. Mr„ -•Andrews, Mr. 'Samuel -
George Lawson, to Miss Letaora A.
S daughter h r of the late W.H.
g.
Sanders, of Steplaien
RQLLINS.-MCTAVISH, - In Detroit,
on Christmas day. Mr. Czar Rollins, of
Cleveland,son ofDr. Rollins, of Exeter
to*Miss Millie McTavish, ofDet'-oit.
• 1 ani : DIED: •
•. •
�RA T -In Kippen; Jan. 4, Mr. Peter
Z#rant, aged. 82.
GREEN --In Goderich. on Wednesday
January 3rd, William"` Green, aged 84
years„ and 2 months. .
GASSMAN.-At Dashwood, pn Satur-
day, Dec. 30th, Mrs. Gassman, at the
age of 93 ears, 2 monthssand 1
Oda s.
PATTERsoN.-In Turnberry, on 'Dec,
80th, John Inglis Patterson, aged •41
years and 11 months.
COIrnLAND In Turnberry, on Dec.
28th, John Coupland, aged 50 years and
10 months.
AMES. -1n Ethel, on on Dec. 28th,
Samuel Ames, aged 78 years. 1 month
and 14 days.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Stanley brafich
Agricultural Society will be held in'Town,
Hall, Bayfield, on Wednesday, Jan.. 10th.
to tattle up the bnainess of the Society for
the past year, to. receive ,treasnrer'e and -
auditor's report, and to anpoint offioere
and directors for the year 1i106
H. DRE1IM&N, 'Seby;
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And ®eading Bolt$ stapled,
Highest prices paid. +11m logs
especially required' -
SmAPLEI ON SAL r WORKS
R. & 3. RASFoRD'
Seven only. Ladies' Bokaren jackets, •
made of select whole skins,good, thick
curly. fur; guaranteed; eaten 1 ined,
extra gond value at $45,00, for ....opt/ 00
Fur Ruffs at .Cost.. • .
.Owing to the weather, Furs.
havebeen slow selling, and. rather.
than carry them over, we are, sell-
ing the balance of our stock at.
'cost; as follows :
Sable Ruffs, reg. $' 6. o for'.$ 4.50
Sable Ruffs, reg:' 7.5c, for 5:50
Sable Ruffs,' reg 8.50 for 6.50
Sable Ruffs, reg ' • 1o.00 for • 8.O0
Sable Ruffs reg'T t3 5o.lor io 00
Sable Ruffs, reg ' 14:00 for' 11.00
'Sable Ruffs, reg 15.00 for 11.50
Sable Ruffs, reg • • 8.00 for 14:00
Sable Ruffs, remg•; 2o.,oQ. for 16.00..
Sable Ruffs, reg "z oo for 1
� 5U
5
Sable Ruffs, reg 45 00 for 35.00..
Isabella Fox Ruff :5100 for 4,00 :•
Iso 'i
belly Fox�Ruff: T.So for . 6 00
':Isabella Fox Ruff i6.00 for • 12.10
Isabella -F -ox .Ruff
ConerRuffs;. reg 2roo for -1 50:.
• Also balance ;of Caperines.: at cost'
• $:So.00 Bokaren Jackets for
$37.So
Three only Ladies' Bokaren Jackets'
made of extra select whale skins, good, thick'
curly fur, guaranteed Columbia. Sable. col:
lar and revers, oaten lined through-e27r 5A
' out, regular $50.00. for 1 U
$75.00 Bokaren Jackets for
$60.00
Ladies' extra quality Bokaren Fur Jack-
ets, 'with real Sable collar and . revers,
uarant�e rifer one year, regular@
$75:0Ot•fo ,tD60t�U
Men'S for CaalS at a Savin
$50,00 Coon Coats for .$39.56
Men's Coon Coats, made of whole Skins,
good thick fur and ` goodcolor, fist g
guaranteed; all sizes, reg,. $50, foret79:50 ,
$3'0.00 Want---Coat:for S25.00
Men's brown Warnbat Coats, splendid .
wearing quality fur, all siates, regu- q nn
lar $30.00, for OLUetlu
$65,'..00 Coan'' Coats for "$50,00
Men's select A 1 Coon Coats, guaranteed'
.color, oodrthick u
i :well made, e
,
+
a 65W for: .. @Q�O.0
. regal r $ t0 ��
•
2 00D0,,.SkinCoats, for•
;Meth's black Dog• Coats,S1.% 00.
• all sizes, reg. $22 00, for - 1.
Galaway"Calf Skin nllCoats,:` sizes,g
:re $3.0,. for...,..;.'$250
Card of Thanks.
To Tun 'Emmons OP Tun £owtlaiiIP Or
HULLETT.
LADIES AND GDNTLEMEN,-
I desire hereby to return yon my tic -4
Isere thanks for electing me to the office of
Coanoillor, and especially for the megnlfi.
cent vote. As I am unacquainted ,with
many of you, I .appreciate it much more,
• Langae a fails me to fully express my grist -
Ando. It will be.my constant aim not to
betray the trust reposed in me and to look
after your interests in the Township.
'Wishing vona happy end proeperousyear,
Ism your obedient eerrant,
LEIPER
l trtletl, Jan. 2nd„ 10064, 2ii
New Advertisements, . BARTII'FF''S
FUNDS MINTED fOII INVESTMENT
Investments can be had fora limited I.
amount of"priyate foods et current rates
•: W BRYDONE
Notice to Debtors 1
Notice is hereby given to all parties' in-
debted to the undersigned, that if the.•a'ime
is not aid bythe 2 .h of January, the 0 J n y,ac
counts will be risen' in cpurt:for collection
without further notice • '
REUBEN GRAHAM, Clinton
Debentures for: Sale
The Clinton Thresher Company Limit.
ed, offer for sole twenty debentures of 3500.
earl 4 er cent interest hese
eaoh,.b ng # � °l
are bold Mortgage. Guaranteed Bonds, and
are absolutely secure. For particulars &p-
ply'to W. BRYDONE. "Secretary
County Council Meeting.
The ()enroll of the County of Harlin„
will meet in the Council Chamber in the
Town cf Goderich, on Tuesday, the 23rd
day of January, at 3 o'clock p.m.
All accounts eeatngt the county must be
placed with the Clerk before this date.
• ' W, LANE, Clerk.
Clinton Oup. Club.
The Anneal' Meetin.Gof the Clinton
Gun: Club will be held et the Graham
Hous, Frid'y,•Jen. 2614, 1906. at 8 p.m.
sharp, for the election or otliaere, and the
transaotion of general bagmen.
J. IRELAND, : J. E. CANTELON,
President. Storetary, -.
Good House- tor Rent.
The house on Princess street; • belonging
to'.'the estate of the late Mrs. Whitely, ie
offeredto, rent .: Every convenience for
ordinary faintly.. Also; for sale,privately a
gnantiti' of household furniture, Apply on
premises.
SEED: QATS.
Darch & Hunter's grand new Oat
EARLY 'WHITE ..4E'WEL
A great stooler.. Do not advise sewing
more than five pecks to acre.
McORE408, Oxfprd Oo., says -I hive to re•
• port that I toundthein the earliest. heaviest
-WelahinI , beat strewed and heavieSt yielding
writ et
3, P. MANNING. Elgin 00,, eaYs-After a very
. . the
are the beet whits Oat I ever saw in ply . ex-
perienoe of 50 years' fanning.
I will say that I believe they will.: be.
the coming Oat, and a success, I'hrlve.
a limited sanity for sale at 7de per .
bushel,while they last. •
Y ever grew.
Careful and thoroug h' .teat I , must
:RESTAURANT
Subscriber having moved
his• Restaurant to the store
recently 'occupied by •F.. W.
Watts, will be glad to meet all
his old customers; ,and as. many
new ones as ' may .favor him
with their .patronage.
Having also bought out the
Xing g Bakery, he will supply
theP a lie
b W ith first =class:
Bread and Cakes: -
BREAD. DELIVERED: AS
FORMERLY
!T! ..BARTLiFF,
Hides and : Skop Sties Waled
Iwill pay
HIGHEST • PRICES FOR HIDE$.'
delivered at my bide house in Clinton;
8m* , DOAK,
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1011 RISK NOTUING
BY ATTENDINQ THE POPULAR
a
TORONTO, ONT.
Our 'reputation. for superior work is well
known, and we protect tuie reputation. btu
dente admitted at any time. catalogue free.
Cor, Yonge and 'W, J ,ELLIOT i',..
Alexander rite,Principal.
e
Dr.. Scott is you circulars' pointing . sending P g
out the .merits ` of his Stock Food You will
find . them worth reading. We .have. all :.his
•—Louse Killer,.'Blisters H
preparations �,� eave
i nt.
Ointment.
-Olntm
Cure, Cough' Cure, Healing ea 'n
and h g
Morrell &
Holmes,
Londesboro.
J. W. Torrance,
Family Butcher.
Meat Selections' always the best,
nice.and tender and juioy.
No tablets needed to aid digestion.
Saturdays always llargain. Days.:
A MAL 6OLXCITgIi. COME BILELY"
Clinton. Jan. 06. "
eat t •
I have also about dire bushels of idle
Black ZULU BARLEY
grown , from a sample sent me `by
Darch & Hunter I will sell the same at
at per lb or $1,0() pei',bussb
I Will recommend it as free from foul
seed, Samples may beleen at O'Neil's
or Ford's. . The grain can be procured
ffrom Mr. Livermore, at my late farm.
WIN AMC V CLINTON.
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CENTRAL.
ST'`RATFORD, ONT.
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