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Samples
to Sell Saturday
150 ends of Tapestry, Wilton,
Ir3russels
and Axminster Carpet to sell, commencing
Saturday morning. The discarded, samples
of Canadian agent of one of the In st
manufacturers.F.tngll<sh.
Nearly all 1 1-2 yards long.
Will matte splendid mats and rugs. Some
very handsome designs that are specially
suitable for this purpose. Far and away the
best lot of Carpet .Samples we ever offered.
Tapestry Samples, 50e,
50 samples of Tapestry carpet; shades of red, green,
blue' OI . l iy' yards long, Qualities that would sell at pp
50c to 75c per yard. Choice per end t5UY
•
Brussells Samples, $1.00
50 samples of high grade English Brussells carpet,'
handsome designs in all the popular colorings. Each
end one and one half yards long, qualities. that sell
from $1.00, $1.25, to••$1r40 per yard,ehoice per end, ., . 91 i u u
Wilton Samples, $,25
25 sa,iuples English Wilton carpets, extra fine qu
new v
a t
Ge
rn
s
P and colorings, each end one and .su hal
yards long, sell in the regular way at $1,50 to $1,75 a
yard, choice per end .,,...
Axminster, Samples, $1.50 '
25 samples fine English Axminster carpets. Large,
thick pile, good colors, new patterns,�will make hand-
some rugs, each end 1:1.2 yards long, regular $x1.50 to
$2.00
per yard, choice per end ,.-, ��a�O
Imemmaiaammaimemeammasisso
Cloth Squared'
25
O'1 Cl h
Save your Carpet, by putting an Oilcloth
square under your stove. . New'patterns just in.
1, 1 j and 2 yards Square.
40e, $1.00.*lid $1.75
Fine Damasks
From the same agent we got a lot 'of fine French upholsteringdam-
ask samples. If yon have an odd chair or two you want to re-cover
or can do with an extra cushioned two, you can get the material
for less than half its real . worth. ',tach end is 25 x 27, and there is a
splendid assortment of patterns.
Damask Eutls,30c
40 ends colored upholsteringdamasks
and qualities, masks, 'good weight'
2ii x qi, choice green, blue;. red, and; light shades; sizes %%��p
3YC
Silk Damask Ends, 50e.
35 4 . .
ends high class French upholstering .damask very
fine quality, splendid•lot of colorings, each end 25 x 2 ':
suitable for chairs or cushions, -choice •' per end... 5�G
The Most.'Coa .
tS
and the Best Coats
are Here.:
MVlnre Coats .: to. choose
from here than in any store
within reach . of this. .Better
coats, too. than you are likely
to find in:most places. Coats
from five:of the' leading Can
adian and 'German makers are
on .our rat:ll;s,: .Garments that
reflect their best and • most
fashionable styles.. Every coat
made froth honest materials,
cut in.the right styles;: made
by skilled tailors .and . marked..
at prices that make them . extra good . value. You
will only be doing yourself justice if • you see this
stock before you buy a winter jacket.
Tweed Jackets $8.550
One of the most popular'Coats is thp one made from
light or•dark grey tweed. It is, cut with the ,loose,
fell back, trimmed with stra in' s of
same
material and 'is an. exceptionally s ylish the
Special value at garment, O
$ a50
Tweed Coats $15.00
A dozen or more styles at this popular price. Every
one good. Of the most, not more Chan two garments , Q
alike. Splendid value at each W u
Black Coat . $8 Tri '
A Coat made from good quality 'black beaver, loose
back, full length Tourist style. Dressy garment at (p, 7i
a moderate price, special each ' O
At $ lt.00
' Coats made from extra quality black beaver, full,
loose back, nicely trimmed with strippings and • Q►
in
braid, very dressy, special each ...... ........,,...... 41 L
Better Black Coats $ r 5,00, $2o,00 and $2 .00
New Shapes Again,
Again ave have new shap�ies and trim,
Inings to show yon this week. Sonne just
a little new and different frotn What you
Will see . in most places. We are making
a specialty this season of showing nese
policy ,as each
in the
wisdom
'fl this
that is beating all records. It is to your
interest to place our order as early hi
the week as possible. It gives us a better
chance to get your hat out on time, and
you will run nb risk of being disappoint.
M, if you order before Friday,
The glinDon .e
FRIDAY. OOTQBF.R 1
SAIN+..•ONfq.EW .BRA
Inlatrorapeareeseaassel
•
IE
w Evo 'Et THI.ASYttr>�af,Qn Frid3ay sass t
bl'i~ French, l3uperifitenilent of ttr'ri - .'„'"'#",
Howie of Refuge, tools twO inmates or ,
gill
he Douse wh ' � � •
�.. tra is he ptci.ed up another `�''
1
S. tl e; atso. ! Mr Donald id ,lniaior Itas, 1?onglxt, the
inn. Appr vs° ACUIDEN 1' A Youth named Bran- house of rt„ Shawon Ontario
llitos• field, who war
got alightly burnedon Monday, while is attetrd.ai;,, Hell." 1.4•,ther `Jtrocder, of
cleaning the store lighting machine. It l /t;rich, vim is s(J ously W.
had been team apart, and euppneing Should'tlte weather prove One on
that all the gas was out, a "Watch wee Thankegivfng Day. shooting will take
struck, 'when there was a momentary place at the Rifle Range. i
dash of gas, as $ranfield was stooping Mr James ?I'tinn,of the Foundry staff.
over the machine,. He wee slightly has routed, .Mi• neeley's house,. latel
,burned :about the a ebrows, ain got a accupaed la i' #all y
couple ot at burns
ll serious.h:veads, fasts that- Mr. Stevenson, of the Electri• *Light
-
• 'Works, delivered to c Lown
ANGLICAN YOUNG- PEOPLE'S' $500 worth of coal in one parties week
-ASSOCIATION CON�?'•h'NiION AT Mr. '11Ietiau heyhays sold hie liver
GALT. — A Convention under the business to essre McKenzie & e
auspices of the A. Y.; P. A. Corn. Burney, who have taken possession
mittees of the Diocese& of Tornuto
We are sorry to learn thin Mi•.
- and Huron will be held (D. V,1 at ,
- Trinity Church, trait on Tuesday a d •"tank McCau;:hey of L e si
Novr rashes at h1
ass 13 and 1�, MO, The t J J Met,augh is,
Local, Notice
`ANTEID•••1'OTATOW3 and 1)n
ai ,
P to a o• •
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n A
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t:ol+z>� i conaria
For dale, one .4.1 Canadian lie000nCoat wlaiclt
boli out away a Tao firm man who ca but
a who
Vitt
get this genuine Coon, Coat below •wholesale
pries. A. 11. (SMI Ci3.
�aout gopic .
TO THE ASYLUM. --On Friday last
Mr. French, Superintendent of the.
.
House of Refuge, took Iwo inmates of
the Roue, who were of unsound Mind,
to' the Asylum at .London. At Cen-
tralia he picked up another,former in-
mate of tee Hone?, in the same con
clition, and took him also.
THEY'RE SELLERS.,,..pne:day I
week the Jackson Manufacturing Go.
received, a rush order from a Taranto
departmental store for 350 pairs of
their famous Lion Brand ,Rnlekers.
The order was filled by express, and
nexttizedwere y the
goods,
salle previously
night
only three pair were left in the store.
.
THEY' HUSTLE, -•••That the employ-
ees at the Evaperatoe don't go to sleep
over their work, is quite evident to
anyone who visits this hive
try. Everything• is literally
and the result is at large
of fruit are being prepared for market.
Among otherorders received last week
was one from Vancouver, for one
thousand oases of evaporated fruit. Mr
Case sayt,'he will keep the Evaporator
going as long as the fruit holds out.
A CLINTONIAN TOOK
first locomotive ever seen in -
entered Winnipeg on the 8th of Coto -
bar, 1877. Great has teen , the devel-
opment m the West ifi thirty yeitrs.
And the roan who took the leconaotive
there h e
Was the .tat? Joseph hW '
p 4:tehead,
of this town. Its prospective arrival
had among otheisldwhofgatand
e edtoes and
were a number of Indians, who' were
naturally very much. impressed by it.
TWO NICE DOUSES.- A
new houses. erected this year
very handsome , ones . for two
well-known professional me
are white brick—one for Pr.
Rattenbury street, just east `o
bank building ; the other on
Or 1906 o were otunsairnd mired
eo the Asylum :ot Landon Ate 0 t es
former in- `,4" ' C, ","„„ „ ," ' `' ' " "" `r '
, mete aft a House, in the woe can-
ditiou gild look'lri
k,
sfo
r I<I Ica -
r, ISS 1V'N b' :
d A'1'• lr'hfl. 1 s Yti . of the lloshit.1 staff,.
Wednesday, n b, is ria
Lord :Bishop of Huron will pesides seriousty ill, eyx
Rev C. R. t iunne, M. A.. of falititon, Miss Nellie Lucas celebrated the an -
who is, the. General. Secretary, will also niversar'y of her birthday on Friday'
take part in the program, giving an IT entertaininga number of her young 1
Historical Review of bhe .4,. Y. P. A. frtercis to tea..
FOR THE ADVISORY COTJNCH,.. kinshaw, e forsemever irfi Sanwa
—We notice that Mr. A. H. Musgrove, Vegetables of this kind in October ler'e
of Winghani, is a candidate for the not common..
Advisory
foo by the last Pr'ovioone al Pic t. is e,ir, exceedingly sorry to state
anent: We very ghtdl' endorse his ,point
Mr. Jahn Shoibbroul lies a the 1
of lndus- candidature,. as we believe he'ie well : pont of death at hie''hmat on the grave
hunlining,, qualifled for the position, Mr .• T. A. eau), c it is sintplya matter of apps"- .1
quantities" Reid, of Owen Sound, is also mentioned y a few Hours.
for a position on the same Couneil:.Mr. Israel Taylor, of London, formerly•
Reid is an . old 130ron :boy, havingof Clinton, who. has been can
taught in East Wewanosh, Morriteanhis home with typhoid •fever, is ins-
Xelgrave, and we believe he would proving. He' will not be around hew -
prove a valuable member of the, coon- ever, for at least two week,.
cit, As the coni ositian Collector W'heatlsyhas alreadyco -
n
i
menced the•a;ollect%on of taxes for the
qualification and each teacher will' current year. His. roll represents over
have votes for four cindidetes, we ads 1617'000. land this should ail be paid in
vise the teachers in this section to by Dec` 14, if people wish to save five
throw in their support for the gentle• per cent,
men •
named. ed.
Mr
Owiitelon has now a large, staff of
men employed packing ap Ies, and,he
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. --On' .advises farmers to get their apples
Sunday and Monday, Oct , 21.22; the under cover ps soon as convenient for
Field Secretary of the Bible Soeietv,. this weather"may. not last long, and
Rev. W. •E. Ilassar'd, B.A., will be in the apples are apt to get nipped if left
Clinton in the interests of theS exposed--
Presents, At a
of
of the
are two officers of the C1;nton branch, held on
of our Monday evening. last, the' following ar'-
n Both rangements were metde for the'Field eafOrtb. where he resrded before
Shaw, on Slecretary, so , that lie might reach as
it
.street, West of the Commercial.
Thompson. Both' are coin
and handsome residences, th
be furnished with' all mode"
date conveniences, and.both atr
ready for occupation. We h
owners may live long to enjoy
comforts these new residences w
vide. The eontractoris Mr. S.
LIGAR BEETS. . — Sugar b
car load eke daily going for
"lin. The system of shipment
is slightly different•to than'.
f Dr sereust
tees in WillisW q h, at 2 30
n
modions'1 p.m. he will address St Paul's Sunday' The Pzblic Schoot•closed on Wearies-
t are to sthool, and on Sunday evening he will day afternoon for Thanksgiving D
n
e almost Method t h' h, is arrangement
ape the' will permit of Dr. Stewart's occupying
all the the' pulpit of the Baptist church, whose
ill pro- pastor will be 'out of town. OWing to
Cooper, special services : previously 'fixed for 1 Police Magistrate Andrews had a
?eFs b Wesley church, the. Field Secretary' case of drunkenness before' hien hist
y will not have an opportunity of id- week, stoats giving' the Weare qf'R b
ward to will o its ins b Sand
ay. sty evening ins in t e andcosts, but,
wp-to- i occupy the pulpit of Ontario street. and will be partlyaclEiseduntil Moonday,
Method'
a arc Th as some of the teachers wish to' attend
the Teachers'Convention,. Those rooms,
I. will be open Friday the teacher
which are not away. sof
the
Be
ed
.I tory'' to thand-while
lfa pot quite ems` . on the
whole to be fair. .Last year the Sugar
Uompany were called upon to pay some.
1 $15.00 to the Grand Trunk, demurrage.
on freight cars. That is, loaded ears
d conjested. at `Berlin, faster than
the.
beets 'could -be used,; In order to avoid
• this,sh•iptxients are only made this'year
when it is eocve '
:en
t
t1 for the e. -
u
h
Sugar
l
Got
n
an '
g
d
1 that. from' to
station alonet sone.
fifty- car's of beets have yet to be ship -
I • nes.
the o'
adopt M d $ rs on S,rn ay, On rnnson He was fined $1
of last g h Town Hall. ,tt havtng ao .looney, .wee allowed to go
satisfac 8 pan
lecture o i the work of the d will give anEihie 111 e tided sentence; and given un-
Society. About seventy' lantern slides the 20th to pay the fine. •
will be shown, and a general invitation • ie Who wr three 'chaaround
,young
is extended to all to be present. No ladies who: acre Allying.doaround n. a
admission fee Will be charged, but a single biut th unoreeook to torsi a
t; , corner,. but the Baran determined w-
silver collection -will. be 'taken at the , Lurn'the othera�vay, and did sot
door, in aid of the week:of the`Societ » brow
ing t t
he.
Oa3
g :i '
y n atdi
a es
out, but
1. , vitt
FAILS .rIPTX' F1';ET AND Ey 1.ately•without doing any damage. to
CAPES.. DEATI`L—•The London. 1+ree' The •.mother of Rey. B. l Fear;
Press of. atonally sags -Albert Net= ! Exeter, everal s. made her home;rwi h
gen, son of W J Nelson, a. well known . biro for several years. died on
last, at the age. .Satur-
citizen of Clinton;• narrowly escaped dayl of 80 years, The.
death Saturday evening in one of the.` remains• rveri.>. taken to Stratford, via..
inept peculiar accidents that ever Clinton, for`in interment on. Monday. She'
happened in this cite. 1t`etson, Who leaves. five sons,1 •Lev. E. . Fear,' Sea.'
had been employed in' operating a . fortis r W -ns. ,f. ear, Aylmer ; John:
fairs reerrywAntou ncl Saturdaymoisof • the fall . mpari°, Oalifornta '' and Geo. Fear,
:afternoon.
to.visit his employee, who lives on the Rev J. H. Hectpr, the :Black Knight
fourth floor over L• aivson',s shoe sore ! well known as one of ,the. ablest and
on Dundas street. In attempting -to foremosttemperance advocates, who
cross•the room he fell against,,the win- is touring. Ontario in the interest••of
dow sill, which is but ten inches high- . the Dominion Alliance,. will speak in
er then the float In :soots way he Clinton on the "evenings of October
ors to 1 managed to go . right .through . tite . 25 and, 28. Ile. is welt worth hearing.
tuber . winidow, and' people on Dundas. street He•will'speak in Wesley esley rhut'eh on. the
r ohei were itmazed tO hear the of evening of the 25th,•and in Ontario
glass'and then ;to see a man co' shirr • , St:
that j ins fall ch on the 26th. f rn
1 r" fgg through
hwereug vehed t'. Those who Sew 1• •A, Mari named Archer, an ..
sigthe epot'where sisters, from . near • ' d 'trove t=
ad of
they stood, and expected to see h' Cleveland were
NEW COUNTY COUNCILS ACC—
The new act for the election of county
councils Evill be in force at tlu'januarry
municipal elections. Under it a• reeve
Will . be elected for the tote'scou,ncil,and
of the county Council as we11,In nt1ni-
cipalities having 1000 names on the
voters' lists, two reeves will. be elected,
and 2000 names on the'' lists calls for:
three reeves, 31100 nettles or more calls,
for four reeves. In townshipsand vil
loges the :number of local eminent
be elected will be reduced by the nu
of reeves to be,chosen," but. this
"tion does not' app' ly to towns, so
the town council in Clinton for
rvill.consist 'of M;Lyon,: Reeve. and
'scouncillot�s, eight tnembersinste
ser'en,�118 31t present\.
EXERCISE DARE, - One barb is
said tc have been lost.i,] this Vicinity
this "season by a spark from a thresher.
Each year records a number of such
osses, some, if not all of which rn
have been avoided had proper care
cauti{.n been exercised:. People easily
become careless in matters of. thiskititi,
and while: accidents are not always
Avoidable, the Whitest caution should
he exercised, and fanners themselves
should insist on ' more • care when
threshers) are used. No amount of or-
dinary insuretnee properly repays a
farmer for the inconvenience and loss
he ps,and a little coathe t 'and fohis resightind
this cotineceion maybe worth a good
deal of eafteiisight, •
JOIN A. 'COOPER RETIRES.—,A,
Toronto piper thus ..refers to a well-
Ixnotvn Cllutaniais :.The report .was'
circulated Thursday that Mr., John A.
Cooper, editor of^ the'Canadian Maga
-
kine, was about to leave that journal
to establish a Weekly paper, .. Mr.
Cooper dial not deny the report, though
he said he was not yet in a position to.
give any very definite information re-
garding his new venture. It was true,
he said, that he had resigned the edit-
orship of the magazine and would
sever his connection in about six weeks.
All he could say respecting the nese
paper he was about to establish, was
that
av yted toilCaanabe dian'oin terests, and 1-
Iustrated. 1t has since been announced'
that in conjunction with a Toronto
friend, Mr Cooper will shirt a weekly
paper will be devoted twn o art, t, Csccience%
literature; &c.
tin here. this week to. try and locate. the,
asked to pieces on the pavement; burial place' of a brother, who was . in-
When he reached the second,stoi'y his terred in the itnsurve e
body struck against the heavy tele- Cemetery 3' d at . the
phone wire and broke: it, and then fell ..seems that theof 411 years ago.. In
to the pavement,. narrowl missing amity raided here in
the. head of Mr' Georg a •: g '1868; on Victoria St.. and the brother
M nderson; , was killed in a • railroad 'accident. As
fight of the firm of Anderson :& Nelies, no.record is:kept of huri,alsin.tiris Part
and Those who were witnesses of the ac -of the Cemetery, they' were not able
acident immediately, eushecl up. expect- to locate the spot..
looston s find a, dead man, but.'were In 180(1 one 01' our professjonal men'
k around for at second and then n fal . advanced a small sum . of money to .'a
over Maul uncanseious condition. ,Dr friend in the isfi friend
Town; Borne time
Kingsmill ' Was called and had the afterwards this friend sent as security
patient taken at once to Victoria Hos- a mining Go �n V ce oer. )i was
p" a1;1 its the ambulance. Upon examine• Thiswas
old
ation it was fodnd that the, left leg :pe ipiont of very littlet to one side evir used Ire the
bad been fractured between the kneeButte
and the ankle and that three ribs. had other day on looking over' the daily
been. broken. Nelson's escape from paper heestook quitewas tvon,'th 510da share.
death was nothing short of miraculous thus making the • certificate ' worth
and had he not struck the {vire, -which
broke his full, he would have been $1000 with accrued dividends. 81110e Negotia-
picked up from the pavement a dead. tions have been opened fora and
man. At a later lieu" .last 'night Nel-• —don't lthi there
awillbe: a divide.' Moral•
son had recovered. consciousness andaway ady mitring' stook
hopes are entertained for his recovery:. for we little know what developments,.
will follow
notoniePrVna hlf•ct letter, Mr. MTinncn
of the Collegiate, tries torefute the
'statement made by the Nnvi BRA that
"there are many- ratepayers who be-
lieve the school and scholars would be
better
le states thaththere its o grow Our]."
suc11 a belief. Possibly not;we said
the people might be wrong in enter-
taining it. But at the sante time we
1e•assert that many ratepayers do be.
lieve exactly what we stated ; and we
fauey'we ate in a • better position to
hear
KInnon1Hiss. of The Nam 1' ERA. has
nothing to say against physieed train.
ing, nor does it depreciate in the slight•
est the honor 8ttanhed to the holding 1
of the Cap, but we assertthat the I
seholarc talk''footbell" in school hours,
l acid out of sehool, when their attention I
should be given to other. things. If 1
Itis, MCKlnnari will inquire of the 1
members of the C;ollegiittc' Board of
Trustees, he rvillprobably find that the,
idered
bytthem to be wells within the ent was mark,
and exceedingly timely.
S
KNKNgot .N111NN
Greal Shoe Bargains
At
♦ M. TAYLOR & SON'S
In order to make room for our Immense FALL & .WINTER
STOCK. we hare decided to dear out at less than cost several
lines of miscellaneous goods. Look at the following prices, .
then come and see the goods for yourself:
Ladies Tan Oxfords, regular $1'40. .,far 99e
Ladies• Tan Oxfords, reguletr 1 00.. . 'tor $1 25
Boy's School Boots, regular $1 50 to 5l 75, only 99e
Youths School Bootsi regular el to 31 23, only 75e
Boy's Plow Boots, regular 00c...... for 49e
Mens Plow Boots, sizes t3 and 7, $1 and•$12'5 for 650
Misses Pebble Laced Boots, regular $1 40, only 99e
Misses Pebble Button Boots, regular $1 40, 35only 99e
Child's Laced and .But. Boots. regular S1 for 91io
CChild's
Laced and
sizees 8, Boots. , rregular
g eta hell dice .0e
Men's Tan Boots half price, see theta, $3 for $2 50
This is not a badkrupt stock, but nearly all this season's goods,
and they aare'less than the manufactrirer's•price, but We have no
room for them.
OUR FALL'0OOD8 are nearly ,A11,in, and if you want to se the
finest :issort>ntentofFootwear, at :the lowest prices, ever shown
in Clinton, come to the
RELIABLE . --
Mr* TAYLOR ON
ilmiltelitellA111011•10111101pWilbamial
Oct, 10. 1000
1S0 Carpet
e will
askedyoudroppriceforus,occupy.
ftfr"*"'"'""°"*"6"'"'"'""'''....1111111111lMII"Z:=""rNko•moroom7"""n"""rn,•••Alillh
Overc
!`
We are making Suits and
Overcoats to orderthat are
smart and; . dressy., . Better
work is• being put on. them,
and' be t t e r linins la. e•
than has- ever been turned
out of a tailor• shop i>n.Clin
tori., Our -big. Western bus.
rias which demands (sand is
sa :.
tsfi
n = r ed
only with the• best)
ops, 'arid the -vwork '.
going, out of this store o day: is as good, int :eve
• detail;, as any•that�
come from the best shops, lin; the
laege'cities: • The largest c
g ollectign of ..high-class
Suitings and Overcoatings here f in..'Western Ontario is.
or,yo�u to select from. A. collection, that. is;
made possible dilly bythe Very ,
y larbe business we.
are doing to -day in the North-west.
h vl�est:.
Overcoats
to Qr
d
er.•
$ 00, $40.00,. $..5. oo and '; $2S� oo•
Suits
to Order. •
Beds
• .pmts us on par with the. city .s h
Tweeds,„ R, $15,. $78, $'2o,,. and $25..oe
Worsteds $78 $an
, . , $2iiic� tinct, $z .oei
Si'r 'es, $7,$, �.
Si8', 4 and. 22,00
Blacks, $78^ .,
� $zo, $25, and $Z$.
The.
atch
.tub s ..i_•s *
•
• ,The $try's Watch CIcil�. is
• growing .every. week. 'Bring •
your boy inand show ::hin
the watches: Examine
them :carefully . yourself.
You will see that they are
no toy or play thing,' but '0.2
good, substantial watche' s
They are good enough for any boy to own. ,They
will keep, good time too. ' 'Members of the club t
a watch, .if they buy Boy's Clothing to the amount
of $10.00 before Dec. 3;:st next. -
. O .
Boy's Overcoats
$:3.50, $4.50, $0.00
Boy's Suits
$3,00, $Loo, $5,00 0.
� $ QQ
Sweaters, Under.
, wear, Shirts,
Caps, etc.
More of teem to choose grow here than In any
other store in Huron County#
*a>i srrtYYir�t`lt..sa
.7 nicer imPolerz
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