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COMMENCING SATURDAY, JAN. 17th.
° We have leased the premises next door tofu*, now occupied by the Brunswick Cigar
Store, and in the Spring will have the two stores made as one by removing part of the
dividing wall. The new premises will be fitted up as a GENTS'•-FURNISHINQ AND
CLOTHING STORE, our already large business in these lutes necessitating our having
more room for the next season ; also the reproving of our Clothing Department from up-
stairs to the first floor of thonew part with the Gents' Furnishing Department will make it
much more convenient for our customers and easier for us ; and the room they now occupy
is very much needed by our other stocks fur their proper display.
We intend to make this the occasion of a general clearing up of all Winter
(foods, We want none carried over into the Spring. Our Targe importations
for the Spring business will need all the room we have, consequently everything
must go now if price will move it. rr''t tai ,fid;
Bargains .`'' Bargains!
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Ladies—Jackets, Skirt., Waists
and Capes.
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FUR BARGAINS 1
} off all Furs, Rues, Caperim:',
Bluffs, Jackets' "
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all Millinery, triunued and un-
trimmed Children's and Ladies'
Hats.
ALL DRESS GOODS .
Suitiugb, Waist 1itroda, Cloaking,
Tweeds, Woolens, Silks—every-
thing to be cleared up.
i Bargains in Prints fol Comforter
} off price of all Print in stock.
!Table of Cloth Remnants, i pike.
1 Remnant, tit Suiting, Dresa Goods,
1 Woolens, etc., ranging from I to
2! yrs. double -fold, all clearing
at i price.
1 ofl Comforters and Blanket...
Bargains!
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Clothing—Men', and Bows' Suitt.
Overcoats, Pants, Pea Jackets,
Vests and Smocks.
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Meng Stift' and Soft Hats all go-
ing fit } off.
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Men's and Boys' Caps—Cloth and
Fur.
Never !lave We Offered Such a Moneysaving Opportunity !
Sl'1ITN BROS & CO.
PON FERS HILL.
Mu'Det, ,nae. 1''tb.
H hone, of Uinta., spear, Sunday at
krseside.
Mater Allen kettles le rsoorwmg from
blg todtepeetttoa
Wm Itchy wee the gest d
0ed., lots fruooe Iwo week
1, lie Idcl'ooald left '.o Monday t.afdasd
the btsieeee o. lI.g. at 1 bathos.
.lou. +r. ''h coo., spec' last week Milk
relative 14 the ytoinlil of htooardis..
A sleigh I'ad of y000g peopfo of the 1,5
oeoesaioo meat 14.t Thursday events%
cosy plea...oily at the home of Peter Mo.
Doog'l, out thee.
The. Morgan, of t,odenoh, spent • unday
with relatives In this •Tuohy prior to his
leaving for Detroit. Oa his way to that
otty he will epsod scros time with Chatham
fried..
LELBURN.
Trs•tAy, Jan. 4 t4,.
Three of oar most popal.r g.11ast. ta-
med . element surprise din' 'Or party 10
Loyal Friday bight o1 last week.
With • view to Improving th. stock In this
maiden the If°Means Bros. anti Huts e
Tiros male put atlases n1 omitss at aha r. m'
rile held by Mr .15.ld e. t4,. Bayfield
reed.
sect:. mother oorrespon-leet,l
Tr uuov Jan. 20.5.
\ ose for t+:e electric. railway.
Sawesl e1 t4, rhlldr.o i. 0.e •lulol'y
have the ohlckeape•
Miss Jessie L'ttkla's,, of'•Merl n, spent
Saturday mad yoedsp at hem..
Mr and Mrs. A. Hatton Inas Gllddoe
ep.eo Sum'l.y et B. Glidden e.
Clara rani rd 5N tea oenhoed to the
bots., ibis bait •• sok with 14 grippe.
biles \V111 e, of Fort All( rt. spout SNP
day at the home et ,lames Kyl.panok.
Mies Margery K'rkpatrlok Set tetoreeil
NOTICE TO
Water Takers!
All •• ater rateee ire now dun for
1903. A die.:oent of 1U ' will be
allowed on all payments made this
month.. Pattie., owing for 1902 mast
be prepared for the •' ater to be turned
off.
W. I. HORTON,
January ''art 1001. Collector.
to Leaders after .mad/a5 the bolld 'ye 11
home,
Ales. Hortoo and V. i b 1 chord vier ,d is
Clt.se. Sued.', the suets ot tear lady
Yasuda.
tSnstiee Led/saver every study eyes•
Ism to tea detreb it r 50. Topp'. for las.
'Lb —A. twig with Cht.een mi dot
IlvasSIAL —Oa \Vedeeedsy evening,
Jae. 7 h. a happy motet rook place at Ise
Or the rfheieele5 clergymen, I.ede-
tidy 1r, bel.g the uniting le the bods of
msrrtmoi.y.t Ellen Horton to Jame He•
ten, by the K -r. !V. McK.y. Ti. bride
we • *irefully drifted io . trs•ell nit dress
of pre,, molt cloth with bat to 50.toh. W.,
alone with their boot of friends. *rend
ouegretulattoar, bup•op that they will have
a long sod happy voyage over the see of
matrlmooy.
DUNLOP.
TCaeDAT. Joe 20th.
V. w. fob... went to Duulte INe weal, few
aewer.1 dm, 1. see, It s rind, some ot the
fa:est mason WO, k on the t.wly erected
nems around there. 11„ bar my, however,
thick t\ illi.m bad some tabor briskness of
the sort that will require a ring to close
the bargain.
1 burday of beet week the tidings oame
.f tti• death in Toruato, abut an Illness „1
about a Igor, nl R D. Morrie, eldest ser of
'he late Jos. Morns. In Maroh last h.
first went to the boepltat, s•turolbg bate
'a May and in September Reims eat to
Manitoba where he rumuoed for semi
weeks• fits heal' b wee set goad. however,
and he was *bilged to ,Non.heboapital,
oolong robustly a the end approaobed.
Oa 1 ridgy Dight hat bit rematne arrt•d
by train and were Naso to bb metb,t'e
rwldwoe he t,.,brald. Tbm totem. lit
ti•.5 place in heeview comet. In Col.
bane on Monday Mumma, 1'ey. .1
A. Aeder•nn, of (iederloh, onad.oting the
servlee, 1 h• 0 id F'Inwe s.rnoe •nal
go p.rformd 1y the (Lawlor, Padre, cud
the mars et Ansa.. Man •' at wreetbe to
he pl.oed on the .make'. Kindly sed 000
1' In his manner the deo,N^d made marry
It .end. To his mother. Meters and brothers
,-e ,floe oar deepeet sympaihv. All the
brothers of the deesed. Ieela4'.. Edwla
from An. ale, \Ian„ were present at t.s
funeral, and the large number of (Head in
att.edenoe attssa.l the atoms in *blob
the deceased was held.
AUCTION SALES.
MAMMA?, Ian. 24 —Auction rile of
working horst,, roadster horses, general
purpose oohs, tingle and doable hareem,
two .5.igh., two .otters, three steam of
bells a'i4 some cattle, at G.n4rt'a aaa'ios
teem., ntldertoh No reserve. TnoNAI
Or -suns, auctioneer
Clearing Sale of
Winter Goods
The Itrewlea Times rem.rts Mai a enisp
..d dedloauea .emvlase of tae saw Z e•
, hutch, se the , upperytlle Ye'h.d'., on•
tali, under the .barge .f Key. E F. Ara,
agang, ferment et thi• sewn Elm wit vow
were held ea Sunday sad Monday, the 1111
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125 1a' , and wee omisen try success
fol. 1'5. 'Time sey. ; A very pitestao
fettere of the ser•tae n the feet that the
tell.5 bow N Rend.,- mid th' amount sue -
scribed and ratified os Monday mesh., te•
getbw with the amvent previously tuba rib
ed. i ample to pay ler 'hr ..w piass uI
werebip. The uborob ones ,$3 500 Prot too
5. Its fled toe I ion $2,400 b •d tees eabeertbe'I.
The Subtlety o.lteotteae and Monday eye
arts .ebr'nbwen' end eobwtpt'oea re -
Ired $2 too. m•ktng • total el $4 660.
Great er+MW
t is doe the .a erper4 paste/.
Row. E, Y. Armstrong, and his ooasregauw
fns talea=e.11eot achievement.
fl istakes
:f Cost
rioney
IIT was a mistake to buy
the following goods in
so large a quantity, and
now I have to sell them at
a sacrifice to clear them
Ou t.
New Raymond drop head Sea ing
Machines, were $40.00. now
only $2P.:•0.
Lustrous Perfection self feeding
.load neaten, were $31.0'1, now
only $''2 50.
.t Coal oil Heaters, noisily sold
at 15.50 each, now only $' 00
each.
4 doyen .gnirrel cage Mouse
Traps, the best trap on the
market, wero 2."c each, now
only 115e each.
31, dour sure death Jlouse
Traps, were bo each, now only
lc, or 3 for 10c.
r'0 dozen Moulding Hook., were
15c dozen, now clearing at lflc
dozen.
dozen Ita,or Mtrap,, with razor
paste complete, wore 4nc, tow
nilv 31ic
dozen Thermometers, were 30o
end 31.c each, now only 20c
roach
Having finished stock taking 1 have decided
to offer the balance of my Winter Goods
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1 At Cost
Everything must be cleared in order to make room
for my spring stock of Boots and Shoos, consequent-
ly B "move -nut" price has been peel on each line.
Don't miss this np}xet'tltrrity. Sale
e00Q1AiON fJatarday, Jannftrt 14.
Roperleg sw$y dee, w -rax„
.�ttt5+s,wr
These are only a few ot the many
bargains I ani offering, and these goods
were all purchased in to large a
quantity and must he cleared ont at a
sacrifice.
Headquarters for
Rants, Firiseora, Tahiti end
rocket Cut'ery, N ringers.
Heroes (his, fl aroma prase
Lent Kiwi. Ares. File.
ANNUAL MIDWINTER
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Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 24, 26,. 27
3 or'HE above will be our mid -winter bargain days for 1903. They will be a fitting climax to our
great January sale, which has left last year's record far behind.
Twice a year, near the close of each season, we hold three bargain day sales. At this store
stocks are not allowed to accumulate. They must be kept on the move. We will not carry
them from one season to another. This is the reason for these three days of special bargain
giving. We want to rld the stock of the last remains of winter goods,tand from every department
3 have gathered together the last ends, thebroken lots of winter stocks, and marked them at
3 prices that should clear them all out before we close the doors on Tuesday night.
Here is our bargain list. Not an article on it but is priced away under reallvalue.
Make a note of the days and arrange to come to this store Saturday, Monday or Tuesday.
We will make it pay you well to do so.
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2 Big Skirt Bargains.
Here is the best bargain in ladies' ready-to-
wear skirts we have ever offered. We bought
them away under value. They were to have
been here in time for the ,]anuary sale, but the
maker did not get them delivered until the other
day. We bought them cheap and they must be
sold before the end of the month, so on bargain
days we put them on sale at prices that are less
than you could buy the material alone for. -
Ready-to-wear Skirts, $1.98.
Ladioi line walking skirts, good quality material,
cut in the newest style, iegelar price $.1 00, black
or dark grey, our price for bargain day 111 9P
Ready-to-wear Skirts, $2.88.
Ladies' skirts, made from good quality diet iot.
itotnespuns, will wear well, brand new goods, just
in this week, bleak, grey or navy, regular $4.00,
for bargain day. $2.8S
Furs for Bargain Days.
We have not room to print a list of fur prices
for bargain days, so have decided to give a straight
discount o1' 25 per cent. off all small furs for these
day& If you have any fur buying to do, came
here bargain days and we will give you exactly
oft' the price of any ruff, cape, caperine or mutt that
we have in stock. Our furs are all made from
ehoigts selected skies, and getting furs as good as
these art a -quarter less than regular price, you get
fur bargains that are worth conting after.
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16 per cent. off Fur jackets.
15 per cent. off every lady's fur jacket in the
store on bargain days. Not a garment in the lot
but is first class in every way. Rather than cavy
one over we will give a strright discount of 1.5 per
cent off our very close prices for reliable fur gar-
ments. We have a few choice garments left in
stock and if you come bargain days we will give
you a bargain—and a good one.
Mantles at Half Price.
On bargain day we would like to see the last
mantle leave the store, and in order to do this,
if possible, have decided to put every garment
now relnaining in stock on sale at exactly half
the first -of -the -season price. These garments
wero bought for this season's trade and are the
few that we have remaining after the most suc-
cessful mantle season we have any record of.
S'ou can easily figure up how cheap you can buy
a mantle. You can buy
A e 5.00 mantle for $2.50.
w � •, ,� A 7.30 mantle for 3.75.
A 10.00 mantle for 5.00-
A 1'1.00 mantle for 6.00
All ladies' and children's mantles on sale bar-
gain days at half of the first -of -the -season prices.
Bargains from all ova
the Store
Bargains picked up here and there through the
store. Not one in the lot but is a money saver.
We are just anxious to get rid of them before we
take stock, so quote these very low prices for bar-
gain days.
Wrapperettes, 9c.
Black and whit wrapper-
ettea, patterua mutation for
waists or wrappers, regular
12lc lines, clearing bargain
.lays .,,. 'o,
20c Wrapperettes.
14c.
Fancy wrapperettes, good
weights, patterns suitable
for waist or dressing
sacgaes, colors of bine, red,
pink amid black ground,
regular 2Oc Gad _:tc, dur-
ing bargain days at per
yard 14c
Art Drapery, 7c.
'2 ends art drapery, good
quality, shades of pink and
gee• u, regular i'2tit, for
bargain days 7c
Kid gloves, 23c.
pair. black and colored
kid gloves, swell sties,
btaodard dollar qualities,
per pair )-
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Corsets, 39c.
40 pair, good corsets, neem at
styles, Halide from strong
Jean, all sizes up to 24, reg
ular 5t/c, for bargain days
39c
Hose, 35c.
Another but -of those heavy
worsted and woollen bore
will go on sale bargain
.Lys at 35o per pair. Bet
ter buy all you want for
they are worth 50c, and
when this lot i. gone we
will have no worn at 3:'c
per pail
Tweeds, 33c.
:,U yards all wool twet,ds,
suitable for odd pants or
boys' wear, regular price
75c, for bargain day clear
iug al per yard 33c
Sateen, 6c.
ends cream and ecru
i:ateen, suitable for linings,
good finish, regular 12ic,
or bargain days 6c
Yarn, 10c.
100 skeins beet Canadian
factory yarn, clean and
free from grease, regular
1 llc, clearing bargain days
at per skein 10c
Cashmere
Gloves. 15c.
35 pain all wool caehwere
gloves, black only, lag
pain of several linea that
sold at 1:,c and 310e, for
bargatu days .15c
Table Linen, 30c.
1 end only pure Dime table
damask, very fine quality,
unbleached. This is a ,h-
ula 75c lice and too good
to sell unbleached 'resell
It quickly we put it oa sale
bargain days at per yard
50c
floreen
Skirtings, 35c.
' ends fancy colored motets
skirting, extra good qual-
ity, regular 65c, for bar-
gain days 35c
Single
Blankets, $1.38.
\ ery tine quality all wool
blankets, single b poends'
weight, large size, very
special for lt.rgein days
41.35
Shaker
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Sheeting, 25c.
Cream or grey flannelette
'heetiug.l 72 inches wide,
heavy weight, regular 35e,
for bestata days. ....
Shirts and
Drawers, 35c.
den's fleece• -lived shirt, fwd
drawer', also a few pain of
all wool dr.wors, regular
;ale to 25c, clearing bar-
gain days at 35c
Children's
Underwear, 22c.
Girls' ribbed woollen ;este,
a little cotton woven en in-
side, regular 30c to 40c.
also boys' fleece -lined abtr4
and drawers, medium and
small gives. regular 3Oc to
4('0, all .t one price for
bargani days, choice 22e
Men's Working'
Shirts, 39c.
Men's flannel and knitted
shirts, last .flet of linea
that sold et 60c to 75c,
clearing bargain days at
each 39c
Dress Goods for
Bargain Days. 44
Here's nearly a whole col-
umn of dress goods bargains.
New spring goods will he here
early in February and we
want these out of the way be-
fore they come. You can
make mo mistake buying any=
of these. People who come
early will get hest choice.
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At 15c. '
200 yards fine} dress good., short
ends and last pieces of lines that
Fold at 25e, 35c, 40c per yard,
medium sod dark colon. would
make capital quilt linings, doable
fold, clearing bergain days at per
yard 15c
Plaids, 25c.
100 yards fancy plaid dress goods,
mostly dark colors, suitable for
waista or children's dreams, regular
35c to 50a, this lot clearing bargain
day. at . 25o
Fancy Waistings, 50c,
Regular 75c.
75 yards fancy waist materials, French
rlashmerew printed, very fine final-
ity, also good French flannel with
silk embroidery, last of lints that
sold at 7Jc per yard, clearing
bargain days at per yard 5Oc
Suiting Cloth, 39c.
Black and Grey suiting cloth, 52
inches wide, good weight and
quality, special for bargain days
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Skirting Serge, 48c.
1 end only black wont" d serge,
winter weight, will wear well and
make serviceable mite or skirts,
regular 75o, for bargain bays, per
yard Ole
Satins, 35c.
125 yards good quality colored
satins, heavy, firm cloth, suit-
able for fancy work, reds, pinks,
blase, browns, tagular 50c, for
bargain days ...... .,35c
Suitings, 70c.
75 yards all and winter sultings, lana
ends of lines that sold at $1.00 and
0,1,'25, of some there are snit lengths
lett, of others only enough for a
skirt, navy, grey, brown, black, all
go on sale bargain days at per
yard 700
$1.25,Serge, 85c.
Heavy navy blue serge, good quality,
all pure wool, extra wide, regular
41.25, for bargain days . RSc
Fancy Black, 19.
1 end only fancy black dress goods,
double fold, regular 35c, for bargain
days l9c
Fancy Black Goods, 50c
50 yard,,, about half a dozen pattern.,
fancy black goods, neat, small
designs suitable tor skirts, last ends
of 75c and MSc, line,, clearing
bargain days at . , .. ... , Silo
Odd lines, 35c.
A few suit and drew ends cloths end
serges, 10 and 54 inches wide,
regular roc and 75c. eletring bar
gain days at per yard IN"
Dress Goods, 37c.
150 yards colored dress material~, all
wool, 36 to 40 inches wide, merges
and cloths in myrtle green, navy,
brown and grey, regular 50o and
6C2c, clearing bargain days at per
yard 37c
Trimmings, Sc.
A table of dress trimmings at So a
yard on bargain days, short ends
and last pieces of lines that sold et
1Oc W 25c, ail our prices on bar
gain d.ys per yard . be
Eiderdown, 19c.
10 yards of fancy eiderdown, imitable
for children'. .oats of dressing
eaogaes, regular 40c, bargain days
to clear.. .- 19r
Rfemnante.
Seep our tables of remnants
at 25c, 50e, 75e, rem-
nants of silks, of dross
goods of every thing, will
he gathered to?ether and
marked at quick march
prices for our great mid-
winter bargain days.
3 You'll find many another Bargain at this store that we have riot room for here. We are bounq
Whend oude it 1 iith me ouaoyou de j to clear the last remains of winter stocks,grips interesting and will make g
in order to do it.
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