The Clinton News-Record, 1906-12-06, Page 5December lr kith 1906
The Clinte* News -Record.
Ladies'
Watches.
Chir Sped' $i o.QD'
watch i ' Ladles
Isa gold filled ease, hand-
somely engraved,, containing
a stem wind )eveeled Lever
movement, highly finished
anduaranteed an accurate
tirne keeper.
We have others ranging in
price from $12 to $40,
Our _special $15 and, $24
I.9die13Vaatches arexerypop-
ular.
t
r
Gentlemen's.
Watches. -
Our Special $13 Gold Filled
20 -year Vase contains a high
grade, stem wind,' Lever
movement. We have them
in three different sizes
Others at $15, $25 and $30.
, 0404 We have a special stew
wind, nickel case watch at $5
which .is the beet -value we
• sever had in stock, ,
Boyer Watchefee at 51.00
$1.25 and $1.50.
•
'+F">•iRS•: J. Grigg� .d.✓:" 4Y � � •?r 47
a
Te2bell�' �Y
and Optician
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Silvorwaro
Will always be popular
for presents.
t is
artistic andj
tt u eful and nd
buy when you b y sil verware
$
you want the best and
most serviceable your money
1 scanb u
are tea
Y Youassured'
of
getting that kind :
here. We
•can . sell
you
solid d s' rl
ver
• orthe ire best
plated P=ed war e which
looks like a 1 ke ste `
rling
and wears
almost a
1Come well. .
Uorne '
rn
and
see%ml.n• well assorted 'stock.
Youall fin
w d the prices. right
4♦ A. J. . Grigg
• Jeweller and Optician
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jeweller . and Optician
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� Gold
Filled I
1--.. -Chains �
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For beauty, good o
od w a•
e t and
Intact they y are better
thannI long usefulness, they match
the best of solid gold. chains.
solid gold in one way, for the
hidden core of alloy gives to •
.the links added strength n
.
- Il
had
durability.•
Oti
r collection tion
22 of • these •
Z
h
chains is ver
large.. B see
e
ing thewe are sre you will , •'
•�form
an attachment mentfor one.
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• A. J. Grigg •.
s::je'weller and Optician
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it 0404. ..� � .:.
Goldllhiigs-I
IdfflO,92S. .
A ring : teaks n
e a accept-. ,
able giftto,either a lad i r a
y
r; ger}tleman • We pay= special;
T
...attention to this. line. and car-
Famous �rv.one ofthe 'choicest' ii
o is the world Over �.. c flee-'
ve . Is. � .�
the queen among; French:Tah tione of them to` be found in' .
le Chinas: It is, exquisitely - • town this size. ,
' - thin' but rentarkabl firm.
Diatiionds, Pearls,
Perfect texture and a fine'I •
Rubies, Emeralds, `
hard laze ggive i
g t a peerless
¢' . Sapphire:5 Opals,
S
brilliance. '. •
♦: : and" Turquoises
Our lr
Rose Pattern tern is
an -
ex
elusive
design which we carry
in stock. You can buy'a sin -
le piece
or
a complete lI p se
t.
.
W -
of Fancy China in many dif=e also have a lagre stock
,ferent designs suitable -for,
•presents. ..It will be a pleas-
ure to show.you•nur -stock. .
in all the newest and most
approved pp vel styles.
The values run front 5
7cfar
a baby's ringto 50;00 for a
$ 0404
diamond
Gentlemen's Signet Rings,
including engraving from $4
A
..:
.;to 8.
�4.1 s A. •J • Gri
gg
_ .GRIGG/
i • # Issuer of Marriage Li-
•• •
Teweller .and Optician Z . cafes.' $
•sly+•N••ss
THE NIQLSONS 'BANK
•lneotporated bq Act of Parliament 1855. •
Capitol -:paid Up 3,000,000 . Reserve Fund- $8,-000,000
Farmers' -Stele Notes: Cashed or Collected. • Malts on all po
inti, in 'the Dominion, 'Great Britain, U acted States and all
Foreign
Couatri '
cs
8n bought andsoldat beat
rates. Advances
made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at lowest
rates andOn most '#aurorabla *me.
SAVINGS BANK Ii1JPARTi[ENT,-Deposits of $1 and up-
wards; received. Interest allowed at highoat current rates
from date of deposit, compounded half -yearly and added to
b principal June 30th and ;December 31st.
C. E. 1powofivG, • Manager, MINION
;BOARS FOR SERVICE. -THE UN-
dersdgged hair for service •at Lot
40, Coati. 9, Gotferieh township, a
pure bred Berkshire .bear, also the
'well known. Yorkshire boar. Terms
'E.1, with priveioge cif returning if
•neceser.-
a y G. A. Cooper, Clinton,
P. O.
"TEA "I' RW•A
NTIaDVV ,I
Tf• 04:04
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and of ss
S
•C ti
0404. a ex ticato for S. S. Na.
5, llultlet
t out%• ,
i s 1 a commence 1st
of January. Salary a
a'
y y 5444. Applicat=
theca, (personal pre1erredin will bo re-
ceive- till 'noon, Dee, silly --Richard
Carter, Secretary, Londesboto P.O.
VO RENT -THE STOVE LATELY
ecu pied b . Mr.r •
o p yfIa 1y llartliffe.
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BRICK STORE FOR SALE -- ON
door
south h
of The
News- e
R earn . of -
110. -Apply of John McGarva or W.
T. O'Neil. 43
STORE To, li,ENT-TIM ONE i OR.
tnerly occupied hy Thyself. It has
been thoroughly overhauled and is.
noW
one of the handsomest .stores
ia1 CilpatolT-�`y11ns. Jaeksota Sr. 18.
hN
BUSINESS �S
WINTERNTI
R
AND
summer. -The
report lei r' having Co
circulated that fani only huhu
butchering b•usdiiess• for a few weeks,
l wish to state that 1 am in the
buslnesis both for winter and sum-
mer. 1 have now put on a second
rig to be tins latter able to attend
to my customers. Orders solicited
ipti Will receive 11'i',n1pt att'endian.--
Joseph Colelotth, 2*
Auction Sale . Register
Thursday, Dectnnlbor 13tb, at Varnat
farm stock and implements. -.1. .1.
Ward, proprietor, E. Ilossenberry,
auctioneer.
Tuesday, Dec. 1.1th, at Dick's stock
yards, Seaforth, 140 choice ewes and
iambs alis horses and eattic..-P. A.
O'Sullivan, Proprietor, Thos. Brown,
Austioneer,
TAMES 1606. -RATEPAYERS WILL
please take notice that alter Dec.
14tbi five per cent. will be added to
all takes remaining unpaid. -Jos.
Wheatley, collector, Clinton..
,144,40,14.1044404444.4
YOUNG LADY WANTS 111✓' 1 I)
res. with board or two rooms
• without beard in private fancily,
Must be aentxal,..P. O. Box 04 'Clin-
ton. .
FOR- SALE --A LARGE COOKING
range, coal or wood. Also a New
WilliaMs -sowing ,machine. Mrs.
John .A. • Carter, on D. A. Furres-
er's Fa,z'm. .• • 40*
h
4
TEACHER ACHER WANTED FOR S. S.
No. 13, Staniley, for ensuing year.
Minimum salary $400, Appltcat,lons
received up to December 1i/the-Jas.
T. Keys, Sec, -Treasurer; Varna P.
O 51-2*
GIRLS WANTED. --TO OPER A].`E
latftting machines
.
Wehave posit
-
ions
fora few smart girls, espi,r-
f
endo not a necessary.
Beginhe
rs said
at the rate of 500 per 1O -hour day
while learning and put on piece
.work
t
as soon. as they C ��
,9 .],It lath
more.
Good 0o operators cam earn
$L50 per A Apply b
Y latter r
Ppy y a
er'so
p null if possible Y Po b e to The Clint-
on" Knitting Co. Ltd. -
AUCTION S ,
AL.1;r
F
O FARM
STOCK
and implements. omen
ts
.
The. undersigned
has re '
v
c
et ed instructions i
on
s fr cin Mr.
John. 01 n
J. War.a
to sell
�i auc-
tion s,t Varn aby public nuc
; on Thursday, "Desi•.
thirteenth, eentle
the following: -Aged
dri-
ver;
throe .pear old• °gelding; two
year old d filly; , driver efx,years all
by Wilder Lea; ' yearling; three, cows
supposed too calve in Feb., March,
and April 'respectively; twelve' two'
year old • .steers; three yearling
steers; s twoa
yearling rl' lug heifers; brood.
sow topigin Feb.; b M se -
as Harxfs
Y
binder nearly new;. Maxwell reaper;
Superior disc; cultivator; Perrin
riding plow; set hart ows; two pair
bobsleighs; • democrat; cutter; cook
stove: Salo to commence at. ' ont
o'cloek sharp. As the proprietor
Inas rented his•, facie everything will
,be sold' without reserve,' Terms :=
All sums of five'. claliers' and under
cash;,.. 'aver that' amount eleven
Months. credit ' will be given on Map-
prayed •- joint 'notes. Five: •per cent,.
per annum triscoun^t'on credit am- -
otints ••=E ' Bossenbei'ty, auctioneer,
J J. Ward, propriietor,.
Now: is the time to.
have your Christmas:
Photo .taken,
•Call Early
and get our special
offer, lasting until . the
i st day of Jan, 1907,
J. Roberts.
Photo Artist Clinton
Crockery
When
you need Crock-
ery it will pay you to
buy from our stock. '
Glassware
Your stock of. Glass
ware has continually to
be replenished. See
what we have before
buying;elsewhere.
Groceries
Tzlb
buying
from � uS you
are sure of getting new,
fresh goods at prices
that
,
will please you.
Your Patronage Respect'
fully Solicited.
411#11644,911.
A: J. /loioiwiy
Exeter
Deans last weekq,ernoved another of
our well-known residents, in the per.
rat of Mrs. Fanny ,Ma11at, wife of Mr.
John Mallet, who died at her Mono.
About bight days ago Mrs. Mallet'
WAS taken down with an attack of
typhoid' fever; and .alinoat from the
first her case manifested a a'erious a.s•
poet and gradually weakening, the end
soon oaunir. 117rs, Mallot was a hat-
ive of Vugland• and came to. Canada
with her husband and on Joh), whe.
survive, about thirty years ago. 14v-
ing itt Oslkawa about seven years sha
moved to Exeter whom she resided
ever sine,
Mr. 4.A, Q. Bobter has sold hie ono,
mery business and -lds piggery to.
Mr. John 11• Scott of Culloden,- who
for some time has been acting - as
Government lnspeetorr of cheese feet-
orivs and Creameries, Mr.' Seett will
talo possession, of the business ort
January 1st. Mr, Seotl's original
home was at Cromarty. F1ia is a
married man and comesi -highly recom-
nlotndcd as a, business man, Mx. - Bob-
ier's present intention is to purchase
some property and build n egmber of
cottages, thereon, -
Smith Bros.,: who have been rondo
cling a general - store business in Mr,
L. McTaggart', promises, -Exeter No-
rth, for a few months, assigned to
the London and Western Trusts Com-
pany of London on Friday last,
Marriages.
'...'i, _ 0404... q_ " •
kini30'1 11IePIIAII -- In Goderich
township on December 50, by Rev.
•
Frank -
Swann, n
a nn
a Cassie
McLeod s'ae 1VI Leod
to
lfr
A edTb t
eb u
t,
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N .1t . t, Peter's
church, sau
th of Centralia,tra
i
a,
on
21st, byFather
Rev.
Forester, , D•r , P. J. McCue of Cre-
diton, on
t tom
A gala,. daughter of Mr.
Daniel Coughlin
of Centralia.
M
ID
E INC
I♦R-•F X
LA B
ARD -- At the
home of the bride's - parents by
Rest, E. Sekuelke, • on November
8t lir
2 h Elizabeth, daughter'
f l2
o i r.
• August'Flaxbard to Michael aicl ME -
t
di
ager; all. of Ztirich,
BE RM
DA D
DO
R -.
At the
R.
C.
church xh Dr
Y.oatc
,
anNovember 27th
,
by Rev. Father Lofselle, Joseislt-ind.
Mero4 E
t d
wru"
a Bedard, ,all o
f
the Sauble auble Line.
HALSTEAD-ePLAETZFrR-At'; .the
manse in. Auburn, :on November'
21st, by Rev. J. L. Small, Mary
Pleetzer of Auburn to Herbert
.
Halstead o,, Gaderotf.•
T'OBIN•e•CORBETT -- On November
16.tht,. at. Si. Peter's- R. C; church,
G ric
ode h, by the .Ret•- Father Mee
Rae, . Michael . Tobin to Sarah J.
Corbett,' both' of Dunlop, Coiboxne.
HARRIS-I-IORNEY-In Dungannon
• ori Nov'entber 28th, Arnold- Harris
of Farquhar to Mabel, ,only. 'dau-
ghter of Mr. Henry Harney of
Dungannon. •
ALLEN-FLETCiIER-.At the , 'home
• off the bride's parents, Exeter, on
November. 28th, by . Rev. A. II:
Going, Thomas : Allen of: Usbor'ae
to Hester Edna, youngest:daught-
er. of Mr,: Wm Pletcher:
HUNTER-HAWKINSeeAt • the rosi=
deuce of .the bride'sparents, on
November 23th, by Rev; E. A:
Fear, George. W. Hunter to Olive
Edna, eldest,-,datigiLtee. of Mr...Jos-
eph Hawkins of the 604th eon. of
Usbarne.
HENDERSON=MU'RRAY At . the
manse, Egmondville, on November
21st, by. Rev.: Shaw, (l. p. Header
son of. McIiiliop:.to Florenee- Gert-
rude, daughter of Jolehv Murray' of
Iluliett. .
Births. •
ERRATT--Ii1:St•antey' on.. November
30tli; to , Mr and Mrs,. Samuel
Erratt, •a eon.
Seaforbh, on .November
26th, :to- Mr. ah;d Mis;. ,Wm Pick
• le," a srauglster.
FURROWS-Ia Seaforth, on - Novemb-
er 23rd, .to Dr. and Mrs. F.: J.
Burrows,. ,a daughter.
CHIS'HOLM-ln, Leeburn, an Nevem
'
ber 23rd, to Mr: and. Mrs John
• Chisholm,• a c'raughter ' •
:DUNCAN--In: 'Brussels, on November
24th, to.Bir. and Mrs VV, E, Dun-
can, a dtiegltter, .
FOTH•ERINGHAM-In Tuekerereitli,
on November 17th, to e. Mr. and
Mrs. Dougald Fotheringham; ""a.
sen.
Deaths.
'.H •'YWOOD--In Exeter, on; November
26th, Betsy Knight, wife of john
A. Heywood., aged, 777 years and
'0 months,
11TALLOT-In Exeter, on Noveniber
28th, Fanny, wife of John Mailot,
in .her 50th year. . -
STONEHOUSE-"In 13elgrai'e, On Nov-
ember 28rd, Elizabeth Rath, wife
Of Mr, Richard Stonehouse, aged
73"Ya
ye rs. •
Y
IL •M
Y • N >+�•--In i�tiIt�
W gam, on November
25th, Elizabeth M. Scott, wife of
Nlr. Chase Milne, aged .:t8 y ears. •
t0UHEED-In Wingltam, on 'Novem-
ber 2&th, Dorothy, infant daughter
te Mr,and Mrs. David d Loutu
er
.
Di:INCA.N In,toss 2.,
13 a ,ori November
24th, • the infant daughter of W.
• E. and Mrs. Duncan.
SWINDLEHURST-In Morris, on
tr i
November 17111, . Agnes Swfndlehur-
sstr, aged 35 years. .
Notice of License
Transfer.
License Diettiet of West f-turon,-
Notico• is hereby given that Jonathan
w .
G. Emrgh of the Village of Blyth,
has made application for permission
to tit n•5f er lie
a , e the o rust for the prem-
ises to the Village of Blyth known
as the ('ommereial Hotel, to John .1.
1VIcC u ` 'of the 'Co
Clinton.,t rr Townof C,1v
Y
1
and that sant application will be con -
:Adored at a meeting of the Board of
License Commissioners to be held is
Auburn at one o'clock 'p. w, oil: the
fifteenth day of December, 1900.
All pers'ors interested will govern
µ'aw V•.i ‘41.14.6.t
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� ..,►, iisquatn•,
Tjeens4 Tnspcetor. Auburn, Dee. 5th,
1900.
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PROMINENT HOSPITALS SAY
r
IN RELIEVING ALL CATARRHAL , DISEASE
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NAINEv'Jtr 1! Il'(D Fl•RU•Nti,YAI.'i7AS]nE IN TittA.TINGtAD)I, CATAIlltii7ZribtgEAS1Nq.
M
Montt
erio
N.v.79
1 03.
We found
lr'eru
Perrino relief a in t f avers
t
i
Oases, 4 .•
We con n say'it IS a good'toniC sinal we
d_
rliv r thankful.
aakf
Y ul/.
Sister a
Sisters fU
theMod U .She 'h
eri
p
When, n catarrh• once fastens itself neon
to
h system, i becomes y' , t an; obstinate dis-
ease
-
t eradicate.
o a ate
d
, A•systemic remedy one that reaches
every internal organ of the body -is an
absolute necessity. •
Peruna a is : just such a remedy, It
searches out the cause of the disease;
healing
andstrengthening s
en thenin
g g the mucous
me
mbran
es and thus ua i
via Nature ore
�s an
g
opportunity
to erf
orm
her part rt ofh
Pt e
P
restorative process.. •
One of the many hospitals which
have v found. nd.Per reruns, n of value lee i
n treating
a
to
old and obstinate cases of. catarrh bathe
,Hospital St.. robi1, who .: write, ' as
A A
'.i'' R
1i, a b
int � g
l: � lrttt r .
0 organs
s.
y g
is a common ailtrigihti Be Canada fat
at least two-thirds of the year.
This condition is no doubt caused by
the long, severe
8"t
,winters espei'ienoed in
this part of the • o
c n ins
t nt
Therefore, when Peruna was dis-
covered by Canadian people to be a re.
liable remedy for these. catarrhal dis-
eases, it at once became a popular medi-
cine, not only among individuals and
In families, but in, the great hospitals,
wherei
t was
used as a preventative. and
relief r in hundreds
cases.
Thew e e institntlons do not hesitate to
give ren o
B'i h endorsement men
tof e
the remedy
m d
9
y
which s
w h h s been
e
so helpful in •the treat-
ment of theiriit oor and sick. '
m n t
Among heroinstitutions
i
gsth
at o
t
the Sisters of Good. Shepherd, who gape
the following. endorsement;
The Peruna Compsny,
Columbus, u, 0610,
Having UsedPerana for the past few
'woatbs, for our sick and poor, we are
bap
to
happy say that it basive u
s great
• satisfaction.. • hasgiven 8 .
The Sisters of the Qaod,Shepberd,
-August" 1903.. • Montreal.
After a continued use of the remedy,
this institution has found ne reason_ to
change its good opinion of the remedy'
and expresses its satisfaction in the fol-
lowing terms:
follows;
•
4
areWe' happy to tell you• that your
Pelona has given •us satisfaction. Three.
patients have tried it, one 68 'years old,
Ren
ons Dnpnis, afflicted with catarrh, is
muchel
r ieved more than he been
for a number of years:
"A young girl, IS years' old, had an
obstinate cough, which halter bottle of
Peruna ceased to disappear.
"As to Myself, two bottles have Con-
vince(' me. that Peruna is magnificent
r 0404
B o
of there,t
treatment e
r m
•Mol
nticnd not
Walk al. for a quarter of an hoar without
experiencing
m ch
tatsgn"e
Now I cis
'walk amile easily.
"Through
t
hose
three
sees we dririire
to>p ake
?s
ngW?4 to. the nblio the :eY-
Scienay oi'your remedy:, .
Reapital St, John, 01 St. Johns, 1
Province ofQ ochre.
A liter letter received from the same
Institution. reads as,followet -
"Three weeks ago 1 wrote to tett
u how w 'satisfactory we found
Perrino.
Werecommend
s
ti
6r
6 or
colds, coughs, catarrh and neuralgia.gf
I.have used
it'
Myself as
ate
Yn! with
th
the b
eat
testate:, Rt
es 1
taken '
a eke as directed; h !'
a teaspoonful; every belt hour."
Peruna: not only. •pr0ngptly , relieves.: •
coughs hs
g and colds 'in their first stages,
but is equally prompt' and efficient: -ter
,caterrlialdiseases.in;ibe chronic stage.
Of course,. it is only reasonable #o
su o''
pp se. that a great meal Iese ruedioirie.
will be necessary to care a slight
atteek
Of Catarrh than •would'.be required
ed to •
relieve the ailmient after it.heel been ale
lowed to become chronic,. ,
, leer
Directions for taking•the remedy will
be found, on each bottle, also: in Dr.
Uartman's book, stalled "Phe Ills. of •
-
Life ":which ban be obtained from yolk
druggist for the asking,: •
-
For special instructions- write to Dr,
• as a tonic. Mittman, President of :the Hartman.
- Sauitarinm,,.colnmbusi Ohio, ,
AskYour Druggist• for. free -Perule's
a Akin -at -lac' for '1907:
•
•Constance,
•
Miss Evelyn Tolland, Who has ;been
visiting , friends in . Cleveland, : returned.
to our village ` on Thursc;.ay, •
1VMtss• Maggie Macdonald' :Silent. last
week the guests :Of Mi.s. .I. Mills of
I,Iarlock, •" . .
Morris Township
J. Lr and . ;Mrs: 'Lloyd and Master
Jim Shuttleworth of Mount .Forest
wardi visitors rtols au .John Mannings for,
a few days, •
George Davis is on his way home
tram the West where lie spbn,t: the
suanmsr but is visiting relatives at.
Barrie en route. --'
Wo arc sorry to hear' that . Miss
Lizzi,o .daughter of 'Wm. McCall is on
thesick list but we hope sire • will
soon ,be. better. She - was . threatened
with appendieftis.
.1i.' C. Pugh: has been re-engaged , to
teach in the ileac school ltousre for
the •esrmiatg, year. The salary will be
Last week Francis Duncan arrived
Home from a stay of several months
la the ' West during which he aided
in the harvest and threshing. When
he left they were having .quite a little
winter. •
Goderich Township
Dick ;Weston • is 'now enc tge=.l an
butehesing and is peddling aiiranl: the
farmers•, ` He also visits 13ayfLLld wh-
ere they have not had a :butcher for
some time but need one.
Mr. Percy Cook returned on Mon-
day from. Hamilton, where he was en-
gaged for several weeks.. ,
. 'Wanted,
, HIDES. AND
SHEEP
INS . FOR WHICH 1 WILL
PAY THE HIGHEST MAR-
KET PRICI•a DELIVERED
AT. MY I-III)L+" HOUSE rN
CLINTON. -
-,_0. S. DOAN.
O iV.
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
THE MINERAL SPRINGS Y',1•' �:I'.
CATHARINES, MT. CL1.Mta":V'S
ANI) PRESTON.
Are famous. Why not spend a few
days at one of these points. slt-
i.ated 'on the G:'T. R. Hotel aeCom-
modation is good ; rates reabie.
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good .going Dec. Oth to. ldtir
inclusive, valid to return until Dec.
171h. Pullman sleeper, for Ottawa
leaves Toronto daily 10.15 a.m.
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Dec. 17th, Pullnan sleeper for Otta-
wa leaves , Toronto, daily 10.15 p, tn.
Por tickets , and full information.
call en
11'. 1;•. Hodgens, Town Agent. • .
A. 0. Mattison, 'Depot Agent.
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agent, 'retonto, Ont..
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We quote a few.lines to show the cut we are making on the
regular prices ; .
Men's
plain
rubbers, rs, regular price 85e,out; price 15c
. Boys',.. ,. " 70e,., ,. 60c.
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' Women's" :•,. .,.•. - ., a,' ,0c, `..a " 50c
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24 Men's •Boat Calf Bais, worth' 52.75, for $1.98
Specialline of Women's f)ongola Bale, worth $2.00 • for $1.50 0404
CLEDHILL BROS.
Ballard's •- Old Stand
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, sizes-so
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$9 Weights, dark or light shadesmade from
en's Suits.in up.to:date styles, in heavy or
$ Don't forget our Clothing is shrunken
and sewn with linen thread.
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MEN'S
Stylish Suits j
Men's quits, made from good doniestie tweeds,
sewn with Linen thread, shrunken throughout,
sizes 36 to 44, for $5.00.
Men's Sttits, in stylish tweeds of fancy mixes,
in Checks, stripes And overplaids, sizes 36 to 44,
for $7.00. . m
dew§yRncord Adgertisemcnts Always pay
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