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It's Not
Too 1-i,ar1y
to start your Christmas buying ;this week,
as stocks are lamer now than they .wil1 be
in two weeks. ?'Many of the :prettiest de-
signs in Christmas goods are picked up long
before the real Christma.s rush begins, so it's
far better to buy while the assortment is
large. No store around here wilt show a
finer display of
Ladies' and Children's lian.dker-
chiefs, Neckwear, I3e1ts, Gloves,
Fancy Belts, etc.,
- besides all the more staple lines, Such as
fine hemmed Table Cloths, with Napkins to
match, Five -o'clock -Tea Cloths, Side Board
Scarfs, Tray Cloths, fine Towels, Bedspreads,
Comforters, etc?
comi-o...strric Lawn NEXT WEEIC.
This is the Store
for Coats
Last Saturday saw the biggest day's selling
of Ladies' Coats in the history of this store.
Never did we sell so many good Coats in
one day. When you consider that• nearly
every Coat in stock was bought since the
fifteenth oi October., you can see that. the
styles are
The Newest to be Ha..d.
Every garment shown by us this season is
an exact copy -of the
NeWest American Styles
an.1, we'll' guarantee, no store in the country.
THIS YEAR'S COATS cheaper
than we do.
PRICES—$7.9o,
SI°, $12 to $th.00
How About
?
A Fur Ruff or Caperinc makes a spInditi
Christmas present. Something. which will
13e useful for years, The Furs of this store
have been selected with great care, and we'll
guarantee every Fur we sell,
Fur Ruffs and Stoles
in almost any kind of fur
$3.25 to $35,00
New Valenciennes Laces,
for Christmas
We have just opened over Three .111,indrecl
I )ollars' Nvorth of new k.'rench: and 'Gerrnan
Valenciennes Laces,Insertions. and .Fopt-
ing. All are. now on display. at. .our I,ac.e •
counter.
RA -ND TRUNK IN-'4\itry;
The Mineral Springs of St.
--Catharines. •Preston -and
'Mount Clemens
Are fainous..why not spend a few days at one of
theta points. All situated on the O. T. It. lioeI
ace/a/iodation is good, rateo• reasonable.
Ontario Prov. Winter Fair
$2.20 Guelph aud Return
Tickets good going Deo. 8th to 14th inclusive,
vaIld to return until Deo. 17tti. Pullman Mesmer
for Otta,wa.leavos Toronlib day pan.
Secure ticketS G.T,R. Town office,
and avoid delay at depot.
F. liODGENS,.Town Agent.
The thinton ew
CLINTON. oNrr., -NOV. 30, 1006
Degrading Justice
orr.,•••••••••••••
The spectacle was witnessed in Tor-
onto this week of.a inumber of leading
citizens of Goderich being • hauled to
'Col, Dennison's pollee court—or Imre
properly, drum -head court -martial -to
put their oaths up against that ofa ome for the winter
self-confessed perpirei• ttnd ballot -box '
stiiffer. The Crown, in •nsing such a' Mrs Albert 11IcErien and paughter,
Nov 301906'
belongs to the section. but this year
j,,,,c,a„,,t,,,,LA,,A,se was; teaching in BroacIfoot's echool, in
Tiickersinith. The salary is tow.
*se. Personal Notes
.44. If those hoeing relatives or trie.
vujt1n in town,or
wouni announce n in the New gna.
Win J. Mulloy arid George M, Reid
Messrs J. O'Gorman, Daniel Wiley,
were committed for trial as a result of I
the, election conspiracy investigation, I
M. John Denison, of Varna, had the!'
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 +„, xnisfortune. to lose a valuable heavy
X++4,44tiortihrrerermr; horse on Monday morning lat. It was I
Mr. Frank!' O'Neil, '3f 1V1°°"1"'w'lls fence, fell and broke its leg and. had to
in afield, and in. attempting to 'jump a
home on a visit. be killed, It was worth over $200.
Miss Kidd, of Listowell; is the guest A very pleftsing event took place at
of Miss Jean Mappherson. the home of Patrick Walsh, St. Angus -
tine, on the wth hist, when his only
sister, Miss Catherine, was united in
the holy bonds of matrinaony to Ed-
wari Hays,- of Niagara, Wisconsin.
Ms 33a41arcl left this week or the
home of her parents at Cranbrook.
Miss It. Friel, of ,Seaforth, has been
a guest at the .Normandie for a few
'days,
Miss Emma iRathwell is spending a
couple of week's with friends in Lou-
don,
Mise BennettMlyth has been spend-
ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Walter KingiSirs ,
,
cvticat coThodwitniosnen, dwiisths‘stiiiitghitn s jig), uvseroyi
improvement.
Miss McNaughton, Supt of Oakmond
Surgery, Lake 'Geneva, Wisconsin, is
•hoine on a visit.
Mrs Henderson, of winntpeg, ts vis-
iting her parents, Mr. andMrs, J.
Shepherd, TownsendsSt.
"Chum" Shepherd, who has been ern-
'oyed in Eaton's Winnipeg branch, is
man as Pritchett to disoredit the tes,
tiniony of decent citizens, is doing
more to degrade justioe thaw to purify
elections.- Stratford Beacon.
Olive, he Hensel', aye .spending a.,few
days with friends in town.
Dr McAsh, who has been living in
town for some time, has .moved to
Respectable Conservatives acknow- Sarnia where he will start a practise.
ledge. that the pretence to investigate Mrs James Sims. of Blyth, who has
Westauron was more than.a farce, been visiting her father, W • Graham,
retur oed
and could, serve no object butto throw home.
for the last two weeks has i
mud at respectable citizens We da Miss Minnie Cooper. of Modgens
not believethere is ti man in Goderich 1 Bros.' staff, goes to Toronto this week
to pick up novelties foe the Christmas
who for:one second would except the sya,a,,,. . •
sworn statement of a man Hee Pritch- Owing to' the illness. of .her son•
ett as against that.; Of either Messrs. Ernest, at Souix Falis, Oakota, Mrs.
Humber, Edwards, Horton, Rodetick Mills, Of the Huron road, left f� the
west on Tuesday. •
Young, W. 9undry, and. others. 'These
_, .
11l„w,
els3gt;7:1aylt
aremen whesewordis accepted any, ine21iel-q„Li5Sunday
where,yet capital is made against to have special attraction for some of
• them -solely on Pritchett's statement, our young men. • • • • '
. Mr. Mitchell, of the GoderiehStar, The hite Robert A. Wan'ess,. who
took exception to sonie remarks of the
• syntalkiiked at Sarnia. lasfi.i week, was a
!- ot.Jno Wanless, of Tpron Signal, and wrote &letter- therete, in. nephew of Wm Graham, of Otri'utacita.
:sou
eerily to which the Signal,. in part, says: Messrs and W,.Lyon,' of Londe&
l * all 1 bolo,. brother -in-laws of Thos SamP-
t
' I le onservatives re. y w.ant
ec,
in umbn,why son, ivho 'has- been in the hospital' here
. to put a ",political thug"
1 .dici they net inosecute. Pritchett,the .for some time., brought in • a stretcher
.1 Man who on his ovvn confession triedon•Satorday, and reinoved Mr:"'Sanip-
, toseducehonest men into wroug-deing? 'son to his 'own home. .. .. • • .
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; .Instead, they tried to use this discre - • . Mr. John Pickett, Who has been in
I Arid liar and crOok to implicate respec-, the West:helping his :sow •Lonis, and
table men. Is it not plainly • evident Mr. ThroWer, returned home On Wed -
that the object of the whole proceed- nesdaY,. 1Vhen he left, both were. in
' ings which -have attracted attention of the hest ef health, the story that his
late is 1101:19' punish wrong -dors • but son had typhoid being xithout found -
to threw Mud upon the Liberal party? ;Won; •
• Tf this isnot, the case, why were • the ,•
Mrs Harvey Callender and. tweathil-
. West Huron witnesses dragged into. a. dremare. visiting at the home of her
diatter-with which their •evidence had. fathee,- .-Me.-. 'S. Davis, Mr. uallander
.' no eentreCtiOn-?. Ifthe whale thing SO
-_.fttr as theealling Of the. WOW,. ,Hneon has been living for some thneet.Spring
field,. Ohio, but Ais Moting to Petrolea;
-.witnesses was concerne& was not -a
- huge fraud ppoo,the nubile.- %-will'Ale,
••• Mitchell 'explain why nis partner. Was
. 'given a free trip to Toronto andreturn?
What evidence did •Me, road .• niTer- to
' help in the prosecetion• of •the alleged
' critninals? -.Thilt there.Were irregular-
-and his wife villi•• remain here• till he.
gets 'settled. . • . , . • . • the remota]. of one of his •eyes, which
. ..
• we t'Lre pleaSed taStatehes so far prov-.
Mr Jacob' Taylor went to...London on: eda sucressful one. Foe some time
Moodey to see his brother 1-.t el who .
Ilast :111'Q -tighten hs: b
aeen. unable to
.bas been: confined to the house... foe a 'see With the; deseaSed. •themher r ewing
couple Of months,With typhoid fever. '
Me Wrn Russell of Hav township
has pueebased Mr Geo E Case's hun,
dred acre farm situated on the London
Bowl in •the same township. The picice
paid Was $5700 ; this is considered one
of the best farms in the township and
Mr Russell has secured a bargain. '
Mr Robert Doig, of the Oth con-
cession, received a telegram on Satnr,
day evening, informing him of the
death of his mother, Mrs Paul Doig,
which occured Columbus,. °hire 011
the lith inst. Mrs Doig' s maiden name
was Catherine Campbell.. She was
seventy years of age.
Arrangements have been made for
the'extension of the Bell Telephone
Co's service to Benmillert a sufficient
number of patrons. having been se-•
cured to wareant this extension, This
will be a great convenience to the
thriving village, •
James Chisholm, Port 'Albert, has
purchased from Jack Newcombe, of
the Huron road, eight thoroughbred
Lincoln sheep. This is the best lot of
Sheep ever brought here, one of the
ewes being a prize-winner at the St.
Louis exposition against niany com-
petitors.
Air G. 11, Coiling, of the Settforth
Collegiate Institute staff, was recently
offered a position in the Jarvis street
Institute in Toronto, at it salary of
$1,2004 year, with it yearly increase of
$50 a year until the salary reached
$1,400. But he declined the tempting
ff
oerm
, as he had made ,in engagement
foe the yeah
r ere. •
Qrandfather•Wurrn, of Zurich, pass-.
ed his 97th milestone on Tnesday, 20th
November. The old gentleman is still
in the enjoyment of tairly good health,
and can take walk•of nide Without
much hardship; 1Ve believe he is the
oldest pen rsoin Huron cotinty, and it .
,seenis likely that he will•live to 'attain
the age of 1C10 years. He still enjoys a
smoke. and eats a -hearty meal three.
times a day. . • •
lt was With feelings of sineere and
deep regret that we learned on Thin's-
dity.of last week of the death of Finlay
Stewart Seott;.Seeoncl son of _\I i'. and '
°M us. F.'S: _Scott, of 13russels.Theyoong
• man hod been in failing health for the
a
paeleven months, but had not been
confined, to bed. ' in feet, he had just
dreeSed himeelE before the vital. spark
fied. had .cumplained of n bhort-: .
neSs of breath 1111.1 was sitting on the
• side of his bed preparritox•y to going to
the door, 'when. he 1(110051 instantly
expired. Tuberculosis of the bowi•ls
the'cause Of his demise..
.1Mr. FL ()lighten "Seaforth,
wen t perati on on . W ednesday toe •
to the -forinatien of it cataract' (Wel'
rties at one or two polls at the election1 Although able to be up, he is not• ye Of late tin abscess formed at the, back
in question noc•to be denied, but to able to be out, ;Ind it may..., be some of the eYe „1„1 ca,sed him much $„f"
time before he is, • ..
forme, so that lie was obliged -to come
.Mrs Warren, of :Hallett; who laLS „ htene froin Muskoka and have it -at--
erected a.pretty ,house :on Albert.. St , tended to, , A fear clays ago the abscess
(built by T. McKenzie) expects• OC j broke and on advice from.his physieian
cupy it lira few days. ; •Sne • has been derided to have theey e removed.. .•
living with Mr McCool, • where she •
hada good holm since the death of
1 . 1 .
magnify this loth a charge against the -
Liberal party of attempting t� steal
the seat requires evidence vastly • di
event fromairia.that bas•yet been pro -
deed.
•
Sir WilfridLaurier, in the course of .
the- ()peeing . debate in the House,
made a statement which is important.
s When . the provinces of. Allman, and
Saskritchewtin *ere' formed, it was
1 publicly suggested that, in rViear of hi
me
,. forer position ,as. Premier of the Ter-
ritories. Mr. Haultain should beoffei•ed.
the Premiership' of one Of the new; pre,
- . . , . . .
vinces.. Sir Wilt& stated. that this
* • .Was . his. 'original intention, bile that:
• When Mr. iipultain displayed soninch,
partizanship' over the Alitononly Bills;
he was reluctantly dompeiled to Change
iliat opinion, 'with the result that the
..ponventions • being. held . dropped the
1 name ofMr Haultain, and ,chose Mr.
,..Scott instead. • • " .
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ere
. on Sunday next, Rev. Alt. Jolliffe a..
eisting Rev. N1r. Millyard with nnni-
versary services at Lucknow.
Fellowship meeting tit lo n. ni. on
Sunday.
. Usoally the opening of . parliament
is more or lees it display ofgood
fellow-
ship, without the bitterness and acri-
many that develops Inter on, but this
year parliament opened with it
. .
, and froththe very outset,. the Parties
' OLIN: ' TM.
' on both sides of the.. Speaket. tire in-
.
&Aging in partizan, 'debates of theN
. .
l• take up theavork of Dr. -Grenfell, of
Newfoundland,
Church Chimes .1 WILLIS CHURCH ,
sT. PA l'US
The .\ 1". P. A are making great pre-
parations for 1110)1 bazaar and tea, to
he 1041 in t school -room on Tuesday,
Dec. 1101 supper will be served dur-
ing the entire evening. and an (WOWS'
tra will be in attendance,.
• A t the reg,,lar meeting of the A. Y.
P.A. on Tuesday evening a very inter-
esting (b‘bate wh
as eld, the sublvid,
being "Resolved, that invention has
benefit t (41 the condition of the wor4-
ing-man." The affirmative was upheld
by me......(ts, w. Tin
. smith and , (amp,
and the nega I ive by MessrA. McCul-
loch and F. Herman. The affirma.
live cam 1041 off 1110 honors.
()NTA RIO S'I'R E ET.
Fellowship meeting next Stmday at
10 o'clock.
The ('1 el vat 4. in 1 he leagde on Monday
evening was (mite interesting, and
some good point s „were brought out.
The stibieet was "Resolved that our
missionaries be. used nt, home,. instea(i
of being sent abroad." The affirma-
tive wag upheld by Dr. Shipley, IL
Porter, Nine, S. Courtice end Miss
W I tse,i he (legal ive by W.S. It. II ohnes,
his H. Courtice, Miss L. Stevensiand
ICI. Kerr. The judges were Rev. ,Mr.
•Iqewcornhe, B. .I. Gibbings,and Walter
Menning, who denided in favor of the
affirmati 170, A. well -rendered (1(101vvas
given by Misses DoiVson and Wilts.,. I
The league next, Monday night will
t
1 On Sunday.eVening.next, in addition
i 0 an anthem .bY the eli-Oir; 'Miss:Lillian
i Coats willrenderat solo. '
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1 •The Social On. Tuesday evening, no -
ler the auspices of the Young People's
I Unite!, was very • successful, The base-
! ment of the. chuveli wits made gay-
, with .hunting - ' and flags; and 'the pro-
gram carried. out, alio patriotie idea,
Sniall. tables were. placed' .about the
room, and at thegonclUsion of the pre -
gram a very, dain tyl up c h. was .served.
The program "otiewd With the Nation
al Anthem, and (enlivened. it quartette
by little Misses Lena 'Holtnes,, 'Mamie
Hall,. Violet McGuire and Leena El-
liett ; reading, Miss Wilson 1.5010, Miss
Katie Scott 1 quartette, Messrs. Gib -
tangs, Downs, -• %Veil. and Harland :
solo. Mrs, Dowzer.; -pine° duet, Misses
I,. .( 'oates and(l. Ford guar tette,
Masters. I larland, . W liken, '1. hompson
and Ireland / violin solo, Miss Eileen
Hoover.: quartette, Messrs, 'Gribbings,
Downs. W ehr and Harland; solo, Stew.
art 4 i-tek-son, - ,The room was comfort-
ably filled. though, had the weather
been Mote favorable, the attendance
would dcrebtlesalme been la:rger. ' -
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Me Alex Allempostinaster of Beams -
:vine, is dead,
Kithira ratepayers carried a by-Iaw
to expend $25,000 ft
o'
King George or Greets. was received
in Wild 1011(10 by the Pope yesterday.
Mr, James 1 antre was drowned at
.liones Ilay Junetion, by falling hito
his minister.. •
The consecration of Bishop Carmich-
ael (at one time of Clinton) as Bishop
oe Montreal has 50(10(1 up strife. Rev.
R. B. Wood and Rev. Arthur French
of St., .1 011/1"8 church. enteted a protest
against, the ece.seeration, claiming that
. rt wee illegal. After consulting, a,
prominent lawyer, they have decided
to take the. matter to the civil canto,-
warmest kind; The 7 opening! *mild
(indiente that the session Will'a
lya :hot
:one; turalthe probabilities are that it
will also be a long one, notwithstand-
ing the earlier date of the Opening.
The opposition has the idea that this
Will bethe last session before another
election,though thereis really nothing
to jostify that, anti will endeavor to
make campaign• rntiterial dnring the
.session, „
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Miss Kirkwood, who. has been a
meraber of the Collegiate institute
staff Seafoi•th for. Several years, • has
resigned, haying accepted' position
on the staff of the alnelph Collegiate
for next year, Her resignation takes
effect at the close of this year.
The atiction sale of Clydesdale !naves
and fillies held at Exeter was not Very
successful. They were all .imported,
Out of .10 brought here for sale, only
12 were Sold. The Mims ranged from.
$200 to $330. The remainder were
taken to Chatham 16 be'sold (herr,
On Thursday of last week while ,in
the mill at Dashwood, 'Nair
met with -A bad mishap.and one whieh
might have resulted seriously," It
seems Hemet' Mat was in the act of
fixing oneof the spouts in the chop -
Ping departnient and Dave of course
lent, a helping hand and while so f1011)14.
he got toe near IL revolving shaft
which began to wind his clothes, arid
ill 4t31 instant he wits ileawn back over
the shaft, I lemon made a dash for the
engine and closed doWn • but before
the great Machinery,(ould site!) Dave
Was free, his clothes haying given
away which We believe saved him,
Had it been otherwise )I('w
i ould have
had to go with the shaft or have been
so pinched by his clothes as to have
made death ahnost certainty, As it
was his clothes were all torn from him
in the twinkling of an eye.
4
le1t itiseanc but desiresthe cot ten -
ence of a town home.. . • ..
Prof ',infield, of Bozeman, Montana,
called an his sister, Mrs Geo Rice, on
Wednesday.. Mr. Linfleld ia it native. -
of Colborne, where his father ...atpre-
sent resides, and a graduate of •the
On tarie..Agricoltutal -Collegelwho has
made his ateix•k in .the-- west.' He is
Superintendent of Agrieul tore .in the
State Experimental Farm, a', position
he hal held for some years, • anti evid-
ently' fills to the setisfitetion of .,.our
-American friends.
County Clippings.
PrinCiaal,Dobson' and Miss Henry •
haye been re-engaged to teach in the
school. here at increase.in salaries, :
Thilell"Bires., of Bressels. purchased.,
the Helton farm on the 7th. line • of
Morris, p1L3ring $3.500 for it. 1 • • ;
The back fifsy acres. of 'Mr George
Trwin's farm Hume road, Hdllett, has
been sold. to Mr John Dale, a neighbor.
Andrew. 81h line 'Morris,
disposed of.a 5 intintlis old heavy. dreft
colt recently for .the handsome figure
et $170 00.; • • ,- • . • •
Me -Jeseph Lebow, Who" has been it
resident of St Joseph -for the past live
Years,' has "eft ,with his 'family • for
Edmonton. • • . •
Alfred Abbott, it young Englishman.
who resided iti"•Wingham for seine
week, committed suicide'. at -Gorrie
last week by cutting his throat.
•
JaInes C. Ptv,sons, i''ho lives -east of
Hillsgreen; hart just returned front the
westand likes the comitry so well that
he will move mit in the spring,
Dr McLaughlin, of Dashivood; in-
tends leaving' in• ' sheet, tune for,
Europe where ha' will tike up some
special study of his profession.
A. T. Currie, -Brussels, killed: two
11:11ligass 1(1 D. rii(c1:n 148°8861 old. ?I'11111-73-ycl aim ts'n
450 poundS, I wane 237 pounds and the
other 213 pounds, '
• Miss P. Walsh, who, for the nest
year has successfully taught in Sep,
5..8. No; Staeley, has tendered her
resignation and has , secured it school
, near Windsor. •
The trestees Of . the , vsdale P.
School has arcepted theappfication of
Miss Horton of Tuelterain itt) as teacher
for their school to Suaceed Miss 11, M.
Sparks, .at a salary of $350. .
Mr John, Fowler sr • of the ilineyale
road near Wingliam,'has been seekers-
ly 111 for the parit week. Mrs Fowler
is in lee 85th year, and up to this ill.
11088 118(1 enjoyed exeellent health,
Mr Wm Dunlop, who has been
farming in the great West fol' three
yeors, has returned to Huilett, and
will remain here. Ite did well when
It
was away, but he likes ninon
P. Men's, Is:ippen, hod quite a nOvel
experieece the other' day. While
shoeing a horse the animal bad to be
thrown and Itild on the licem After
completing the job men tried, to raise
the horse but found it was dead..
The trustees of the school- in section
No, 0, MeRillop„ have engaged Miss
Simpson for next year. Miss Simpson
T}IEXMA-S SEASON
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brings no greater satisfaction than
yea would,: get in lookmg over .Our
stockof • •
'Candies and Contectionery.
. .
Here yen and (mality and high grade
at.a sueprising Whether you
intend • to- purchase at once 011 11 the
-future it will interest ynn itnnw
•tnat we- pea and will save you Money.
Once.you have called on us and heisane
acquainte(1 with our stock, we reel
sure Chat yen will sooner bitar be,
Mute it regular customer. '
NIMENS
. Phone 42 .Clinton.
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Established TA r e. .ti 1180.0
'.1876 OU .11 Lillis, 1906
inueninseni, Nat/tele met erenrsist tin
reword Of our 30 Yetirs of boneAt ((111
1')) (0011 ercord...
ristmas
hopping • •
The Doctor
Ralph Connor's new book,
• just out. Equal to the best
he has written, if not TH14;
BEST. Decorated cloth -cover
$1.25 post paid
The Christmas Globe
will be ready on Saturday.
Have you left your order?
Price 50c
Postal Cards and
Albums
Our variety of new postals
is immense, and the cards
artistic and beautiful.
Pllbums 25e to $2.00 each
Ivo
It is none too early
to select Christmas
Presents, and w e
shall be pleased to
reserve any goods
'until a later date, if
desired.
Sleighs atid Sleds
We are ready for the snow -
when it comes. Children's
Sleds, or the larger Baby
Sleighs. Why not select -ones
and be ready
Fountain Pens
'These make a grand Christ-
mas present, Select one, and
me it a trial- W e sell the
Waterman Ideal, also some
lower-priced lines.. •
Christmas
Calendars: .
Qur display is now readyand
we would advise you, to'select
early, as this is one line in
which the stocks are always
'
A China
1)epartm'
VV hich Excels
.AlnioSt: every day we
are congratulated on
our beautiful stock and
variety of Art China-
rwricitid ware, and now that the
"
.• . new goods. are .nearly
all placedthis depa.rtMent well Worth a visit.
Royal eiown Derby, •
Royal Doultan
• Royal Vienna •
Pratt ware
1611110geS ehina
Wedgwood
'Japanese, etc.
. A case .of rich Cut Glass. .
ecia.1-priced ta.bles of cheaper. China,, Which ',are
remarkable values: •
•
. Leather Bags and . '
Other Leather Good -s.
'See an nssorterent' We have
in our widow. The newest in
:hags and purses. • •
Fancy Bdslcets
A splendid 'assortinent of
dainty baskets for fancy Work.
Just the thing for Christmas
presents and decoration.
Our'TOy Department' will,. he, as- usual, OD
second floor, and Will scion be ready.
the
oopers 16kN
00SIOCLNTON
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In spite efthe fact that $1,1;912,870.
was spent on. eapital account in the_
year ending June 30, the addition to
the debt was. only ..$818,811. Arecord
like that in a time of such •eneernotis
growth is a, creditable one..
" • According -to •the. Chicago Tribune..
11 football players 'have been killedso.
far this season, and 104. injured. • •
Until the Hon G. W. Ross gives- tip,
the leadership of the Liberal party in .
Ontario, it is most unseemly to he con- •
tinually naming his Successor.
utters eighs
We manufacture all our. GUTTERS .and
SLEIGHT, and guarantee both material
and Workmanship
iiepairing promptly attended to
Ruinbail .8c McMath's,
Huron Street., Clinton:
. rria:••11AV 1,1o310 t?t,
CANA0A litstNtss CoLtigGirs
• • CIT.i.THAM, oNT.
Ca onnia's liresdrest School' of 11a811111.401, ,
RR uiirty years of 111,411 eIii;-.s work, booked by
Oils splendid ('1 111)511(1)1 of building and grigindS
costing nearly t+:10.(; 1) '1'11i I. Ly Thenisti ha Donors. '
00001071 with ebenp 1111011, and 11tp • pits ing of
yotir ritilr, ay fore ; oil of these esiiibined 51i10
11S ga'Pat SIIPPVHS I fl 0181.1no its 51i,11 do tes in goroi
positions, (111 ceg 1 ts'itibt Awtoges. so 1.,11 11-1,0‘e i W
eonten morn ries. tbitt it does not NO ow 111110.01
611 go eiseNk here, and IA drawing 1,3) 1,5)1, from
Ne vloandland.on the vitot to British 4. oliiiiiliin
no, 110 west Th. 11,1mlisli Spookin'W
goo
r1il is ur
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14fiit'n11(11/,'1,11ilmits Oil i11N1 111 good noiiitions MA (q)r.
lleeember iS CITIP Or OW best iiiontb.,; in v.111e1i
to start.
New Year opening Wednesday,.
Jan. 2nd, .•01,
If N•oli isinnot. venni' 10 Chatbirin,, rind Nv int, to
learn Ilookkeoping, Shorthand or Penuntuship,
iiiiti (.1111 1,141111 10.11 ill, :V0111'1101111, hi thiii-iiililinilithiii.,
1111811511 0111,C1W1t8ES 1417 STAII.. thir imerre0.
vent elitsioeue will ten yen au ahem. these.
courses.
('rititIngtie V. 10111 Omn1 the tro tiling ea 'chat.
1111111, Catalogue H. lella about the Home
Courser:. Write: for the one 1.013 want, mention
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10a this paper, addressing
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1Dtliiiiell114311 .8eC0;IT1.11.0.
Professor
Pember,
° Canagags Bair king
• 'WILL BD AT
St. Marys, Vit,dser Mite,
itharsday, Dec. 61h8
Seatarth, edrantorcial Hotel,
Priday, Dec, 7th" .
Minton, Nornitimille Hetet,
Saturday, Dec, St.%, -
with the finest display cf Hair (+mtg. (Wei, :Web ,111
America, Foi.. ladies, the semi-transforination ietel
full trnesformation, the all-over Pomp and the parted
Pomp, Switches from $2 to .$30; Waves front $5 to $17e,
Head-coveriegs from $15 to $25; Poulos from $0,50 to
520, Giaits"l'oupees from $25 to 560; Wigs from $30
to $7(1.t10 1,
r
Call and bring your friends to seens, Or 1/1311 ()VIM'S,
PROF,ESSOR PEMBER
127-129 Yonge St„ , -Toronto, Ont
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