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I'ItOUJF(M)l'
B AKI:ISTIate. rsoLl1IToIty, NuTAIUES
Pt'11Id1'. Eft'.
LIMN w the �•/ . air. second dew from Haw
BEWARE . Ulm Asset. laud.
r is a:. fwd • to luau at !owe, t rata.
OF 1 W. PKo. 11141.4 r. K.C. J. L Ktuotus
W. 1•IUlrur oT, JR.
ti. CAMERON. K. 0.. HAKKIS-
IMf1'A-
TIONM
SULn ON
T H E
MERITS Ol•
ifl. TKrt..oIkttor. notary fate(lakes
Iiamt'too shrew. (iutarkk. titdoor fro
•mare. .tt t'10 oil Thur«lay of each week in
armee e. Albert berm occupied by M.
Moots:. Untie I..1ucs :e. a.m. to ti p.111.
tHAKI.1•.-K GAKROW, LL.B.. LIAR
ItJSTKit, attorney, solicitor. etc.. dodo-
rl.b. klonay in bird at lowest rate-
IINAQD'S, 1. 'ir:AGE%, BAKRIRTER, AUL•
4'n r, \.Hail Yublle mud ('uuveJ oncer.
'n4'r ' ucrt H.., -e. ttodcrlch, ur`_hn
LINIMENT
INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
140 () 0O PRu+I. VALE
T toFUN. uDMUATO
..:nNrRarrister
Hamilton street. Ooderioh.
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BOOKBINDING
i.IAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS ani
LIBRARIES
hound or repaired.
(lUL 1' /.1.1-PERING
on LEATHER GOOD8
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
Moore Bros.. of liens/ill, are instal-
ling more ma. hinery In their factory
and extending their plant.
Miss Fleurscheutz, of Egwoudville,
fell ou the elipprry sidewalk :at her
home and bloke her arm near the
wrist.
Caro. :Pianos, of Hullrtt, bas a ,n•
trected to supply the Clinton public
school with green wood '.2 inches
long at $1 a cord.
Chu. Stewart, i•( Hullrtt, delivered
at Londesboro' station recently seven
pigs six and is h di months old, which
weighed 2.1li 15e. each.
Mrs. J. Jacoby died at the home of
her son Ishii. on the Srublr line,
Hay township, on February 11115. She
w is in he r eightieth year.
!toll. A. Bruce, who was well
known in Bluevsleend vicinity. died at
Seattle, Washington, on February
2nd in his fiAy-fourth rear:
Henry Huffman. it pioneer of How -
ick. pes.e.l away at Kiirtzville on Frlti
ruarc lith, He was torn in (lemony
and WAS ninety-eight years old.
Reuben Cudtnnn% elder nam 01 Rol
•
and t'udntarr, of Henson. mat wan ted
at Toronto on Februaty 24i5 to Mrs.
pard tl7 attended to on leaving',
boa. • a.. TNI. SIONAL. uodertt-h.
A. E. TAYLOR. SIRATYoRm,
MEDICAL
1IR,
aa•;u. HE:lI.EJlANN, OSrE-,
• 1•.\'ell. spe.aealiat In women's and chit
•ren' -.User -es, acute. ,hrordc and nereou. d1:- •
/Agri, eye, emir. no.. and throat. lumbago and'
tht •li ly .end it iom.., 'dice North .lint, third
tee foss,. the 'Square, G:darich.
1 tit. F J. R. FORSTER-EYE. EAR,
l nrs.e and throat only. Hone ..ur*eOe.l
New Ynrk Ophthalmic and Aural Inatltutd.
'•ti"ir.,t .\mala Ear, Nusr
sod 1hraat Bo•iutat.' -
liokitn Square, .odt Moorefield kyr Hooeital,
isµsion. I.UttttaA. utter, :a S. W elerlco Street.
oppn-ee Knox Church. Ho r.. s.
'•+ 1; t. tie . Y to 1 R ie.. 7 torp. or. Telepboos
11'• K. ROBERTSON.
111 INSCRAIdCY AGENT.
frac rxu Lind TSInn • Hrittak. Canadian and
American.
tc:ataa VT, 8ICO\Rea £M0 LaiPLOralui IJrat1.
ITY : 'fb< / n ,•m Accident and U uataaatae
�orpnratlo•�,
Limited. of Loudon. Kurt.
FIIIS1JTY ash tlearuxraa nude . The U.&
FWelttt
and Unar.ulta.'l'ompany.
I)d1ex; at reidrnce. northeast onruor of Vic-
toria and di. David's strsot.. Ilium .Ilii
11tK1LIOP MUTUAL FIRS IN -
et URA N C C C U. -Farm and isolated
t wo rropurtir uasured.
i81te, -J. B. MtLesa. Piss.. tleafortb P.O.:
Jas. l'ocnon7. Vice-Pnes.. Uuderich P. 0.,
f-ionaa. ti
nay-, dec.-Tram, tlertorth 1'. U.
iourre•tor.-I1. F. dl.Uregor. Se.afortb . John
fi 4uevt, w'luaim) p t w menu It+no. eon -tame;
!las Brune mrodbartu ; Jame- £taro.,
p+e lir/mad ; Itut.rrt Frrrts• tiartori : Makvlm
Y..£wen. Hrva»ueld.
Agent.: i. le ino.
Leitch. I'Ugwn ; ltltuam l he -mel-, Souter:6
►. .aaa:arty. dosfoi th MarcyDueler. an {lay
w .amMW add on their card, rMYiplad M
d. J. Mork b's Ck tbius St.are•t'tinton, or at K.
b. Cott s trro.•r+. ,ttlnr.too.tare'. Uudericb.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
•
‘�•ALTKH S. KELLY. "J.P..
Wflf-RI('H.ONT.
UT 1i. AND MINNIE M. GREER. -
11 :). l .. t'hiruptutur-, '.ttuc and nerve IaSUF.R OF ]lAKKUAGF, LICENSES.
tp,•....i.t-. 1 I iropractic ata
. r .clen..• that
!Sr., KS knot ,drug. or knife. Frey ezamina
thin. Vmev. over Sharman. Shoe bum..•, 4301 ea..a• 0a ):,-t-.treet. Phone ail. .li la,
- - - MTavi-h and ,t trither Scot )I'Pher-
eon -entered the 1r.m, and took their
retests near the dyne. Sitting up the
corner was a nice young Hielan' Irisie,
and MTaviah was always nudging his
friend. “Hoots. men," said M'i'he[•
- I stun "1 Ken her tier." "Hoo are ve n,,'
groin up aside her, then'?' asked ?W-
I*"1-..oMerirh. *III ie•troetMn. by m-0 •1•av,rh. "Och," said M'he'rson, "she
h•C a. go•I ..tacr will be tromptlT t. 1
/ruler:I0-L1e:n.r ulrpb.t a 11', hasoa payed her fare yet.-
A Thrifty Scot.
r'lolence \1cDowell of that city.
D. A. Kosehtel. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Knrcbtel. of McKulop. was married at
Mex.w•jew. Sask.. on Frbruat v 111th.
to Mir Kathleen McDinn, of that
city.
J. tihnrtrr••d, Reeve of Mcrris, has
'fat ttered the material for the erec-
tion of an up-to=date house an his
farm. Building w :11 continence as
fowl as weather nermirs.
Mrs. Alpert Tbuntsv, of Eluevale,
died on February 111.5 from an *Bid.
of appendicitis. rhe decease.! was
thirty- years old and leaves her hus-
band and it fawily of small children.
At a meeting of the di tee( aro of the
Huron Weather Insurance Co. held at
Henaall recently, Mr. A. ti. Silldlir,
of Seafurtb. was re-appoin
• ted secrrtary-
treanrer and manager' at an increase01 $75 iu his velar y.
Miss Meath' M. Story died at the
home of her parrntd, On the 5th con-
cession. 1,f McKillop en Sunday, the
e
K
-l.t lilt. She -had been a real suf-
ferer from iotlamtnntury rheumatism.She war twenty -tie yeotsold.
John McQueen, of the London road,
near Itr ucefrld, has bold his IIsi -ac, -e
farm to James McDonald. of the same
road, tor $.i,111r1, Mr. McQueen and his
nephew, .lames O'Neil, are cowing to
d
Guerich to engage in the grocery
business.
Mildred Anna Louise. daughter of
• Mr. and Nits. John Graham. of the 1st
concession. Kinlas., was married u0
February t5:rd to "Mr. 1V. Lord, (,1
Innisfree, Albeit*. Rev. J. S. Dun-
can.
on
can. of Lucknow. offleiated. After
the ceremony the young couple Irlt
for their home in the West.
AUCTIONEER.
1yHl►�l.\s : (:1: N DRY
AUCTIUIEICR
Alex. McGregor. a pion. er .if M:-
Killop township. answered the finial
summons on Wednesday of last wtek
at the age of eights -five years. He
retried. with hitltatnily, in McKillop
celebrate their diamond wedding early „.•-^"- -^"r...-� -...e-.--^"- '^• "'®
this month They are both in the en-
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joyweot of fair health. j U J, Macess of he who has l Co. for the Ix OODFORSALE
bad been contort
years ago and business u( the E. McPoul Co. for the! t
bad Iwern a COiIttn rrridrut utter. past taw Satin, has now pureba.rd S1
Three sena and one daughter survive. the business and will conduct it in his
Me\1 John Stewart, whu had own name' I
< I have a Dumber of cords of good Hard Wood
ruaeked the good old sae of righty• The fire brigade received a call to I 1J for rale, 'door r quantity u( Mixed \V..od.
silo. year', and llue- months. ureal at the Collegiate Destitute one day hum!
the home of her daughter. Mn. James week. The alarm was occ.i',ioned by Phone or call for piker, delivered at your
%Vertlatr, ('reurart). um the 111th ult. mune paper in r register becoming la-
A family lit three sour and two laugh- tatted. No damage wav dune.
ten survive. Her husband died Fred Beattie, sun 01 Mr. and Mrs.
thirty year. ago. Jetties Beattie of this town, who Is
The friends and neighbors of Mr, manager of a hank in Manitoba, it tr-
end Niro. rren -,. Hillex'k, 01 the lith 'covering nicely from it serious opera- 1 1 (lsssowe No sli6 HAMILTON a1TrrCCT
concession, (i, derieh Iuwl.sbip, Called tion which he tinderwent recently, 1
on them one evening recently and Mies Mary Ryan, sister of the late
held' a social time. After :a life o1 Niro. John Killoran, died in Toronto on
home.
ROBERT WILSON
seernt -eight yea re sprat on he farm,
Mi. hillock with his wife lit tttty-
five yrarr to moving to Otdr:it-h.
.Mi. Valero in.- Xiieltrin.. of Zurich,
,'led suddenly at hit home Po -re on the
111.5 tilt. During the evening he had
Liken a walk and -on returning to the
house sat down amt ex pir-d almost im-
mediately Heart trout le was the
cause of %Irani. Thr ftturrid to'..k place
on the `11' d to the 11. C. cemetery. His
wird,,4 and two blothrra survive.
Deceased wAs tit. y -seven years old.
\VINtJIIA\I.
E.--\ Fairfield. Vancouver, la visit-
ing his uncle, %V. D. tringle.
Will Field hay purchat.•d from W.
F Vaustone the Twilit.; fares on the
!thievish, void. the prire being $111,111111.
The death occurred at Winnipeg nipeg on
the J')ch 11:t_ lit John Lselie, who :tt Mr. Wes. Newi-onibe, of Fort Wil -
one time was in the furniture business liana, a former Clinton merchant, Iris -
bele with Mr. Hell. Hr wrist to Win- iced at his home here last week while
down East on a buying trip.
he 'lied lilt., aged righty -flue years.
The retuainv were brought here for in-
terment in St James' cemetery.
E. Sperling. who had been aesoci-
at.ed with Jame,' \Vnght to the gar-
age and machinery business, has se-
cured suitable premiers at Kincardine
and will open a similar business in
that town.
Messrs. Sprout k Finnigan, glowers,
have dis_olved partner.hip, Mr. Finn:
gan's intet'ert having been pureha••.l
by K..1. Sproat, brother of It H.
Sproat, nO that the firm name here-
after will be Sproat A Sproat.
CLINTON
R. E. Manning; manager of the
Royal 1)tuk, was elected chairman ,,f
the Clint Ito Collegiate Institute board
at *recent meeting,.
ntpeg u1 Ih•• elrly dips of that city,
engeg.•J in the retail furniture busi-
neer there, an 1 became it leader in the
trade. He tray.s two daughters.
The \\'Witham t twit c.iune 1 has
placed:of he ohress.n-nr +f the town in
the hands tit an .t'srssweut commis- Two more rsct'nits from Clinton are
sion, contesting 'l V .yor Irwin, Wm.Will Greig, who has joined the third
Holmes and Aihr. t Fleming. JI r. ontingent at Tor .oto, anti \Ville Ike
Fle rg will act set the assessor and `hrrty, who is with Nu, a stationary
the others s. ai advisory committee. I hospital et London.
Thi'. is a new 'Venture
in R'tnghsin Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Colclough an -
Ire awaited with intrrra
aud the result of the experiment will trounce the engagement of their 'bl:
sleigh')id .,f nineteen pe0plr, on Hanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. hnht.
ter, Maggie Edna. to George I,e.lie
their Way tit a prayer meeting at the ; Hanley. of O.deri••h township, the
home 01 \r',. Sinclair Phl
ltln in
marriage t t taloace in March.
Lower 1Vinghaw, was upset, the sleigh i►1
skidding on the ride of the road, and Samuel Beattie, prnprieter of the
Rev. J. K. Fairfull, Pastor of the
Baptist church, i. in Walkerton this
week assisting to evangelistic services
at the Baptist and Bible Christian
churches there.
throwing out 1 he entre party, and ser -
1, i
1 Manston Idolise. tit. Catharines, was
.l' injuring • viratwin M ng now found dead in bed one morning last
under medical care. Mrs. ('aaemoreweek. Mr. Erattir was formerly a
received a bad cut over her right eye, 1 resident of Clinton. where he cote
necessitating ten stitcbr, also a face
'dticted a livery business; he a1+., run-
cit ; Mrs. John Stolle in now in the' ducteda livery at Brussels and after -
hospital and may have auMY-red in- I wards ran the American hotel there.
ternal injuries: James Brigtey had a JI n. Erwin, of Hayfield, is a sister.
'finger badly sprained ; Mr. Mooney , Misr Mary Frances Smith. of (4tde-
had his head bruised, and Mr. liJanl- rich township, was married on Wed•
man. a Lure badly hurt. . I nesday of last week to Harry G.
SE.\FORTH. Hayes. of Detroit, son of Mr. and Mri.
George Hayes, of Clinton. The cere-
J,,'eph Eckert cut hit foot severely mony. which was held at St. Paula
while chopping wood and will be laid church, was performed by Rec. J. C.
up for some time. Potts. Aft•r the wedding dinner the
G. D. Haigh is aufrring with a , young couple left for their new hotue
badly „Sprained ankle, the result of a nn Detroit.
Detroit. -
slip while entering his store one day 1 BRUSSELS,
recently. The auto of $50 watt handed over to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Davidson will) the Red Cross fund from the proceeds
fig
of the masquerade party held in the
town hall recently.
The footbridge near the old ttax-
uull property oar L,-ru temporarily re -
mot ed to make way tar the spring:
freshet on the Mai'. laud Kivei.
The Brussels continuation school
was to charge of the t•inl nue evening
recently and put „n a gnaw program.
A full house greeted the perform-
ance.
A pancake roci'.1 wa• given cin
Shrove Tuesday by the A. Y. P. A. of
St. John's church. •Thr small be
charged result .i in upwards of $111
being taken in.
On Satur.lay, 20th tilt., \Ituguret
Milligan, widow of the late James
Gutter, diets at her home here at the
age of eighty +ears. The interment
war mate at iiiraf,rlh. The ('oats
faintly- lived for many years in Mc-
Killop township.
A quiet wedding to ,k pteee at the
Methodist church on the afternoon of
Saturday, Febri:try .til h, when Learn
1'. Jermyn, youngest daughter of Mr.
land Mot: J. Jermyn, of the H:h con-
cession, Grey, was Ili -frost to Chris-
topher Rugrison, of the MIS ..,ocrs-
d on, Morris. Rey. David Wren, M. A..
officiated. They g riuple will re-
side in Moms.
The Brussel+ Pest says : 1t was
urged at the annual meeting of Brus-
✓ e1s Telephone Co. that the women folk
go way hack and sit down- from 12.:01
to 1.3E1 to that the lines would be free
for Amines,' M the Melt. Sugge1l1011
was thought tole a gruel one and Gra
hope expreeeed that the gentler rex
would ser the pr.pr.v v of c plying
with the Irgllrnf, ey1-11 suplaeriltg
that ice water would need to Ire ap-
plied to the wires when the rush corn-
wenced after 1 p. w,
EX ETER.
The school boatel is asking for
tenders for the remodelling of the
school building.
The opera house is undergoing re -
pike. a new veiling is being put on
and the appearance of the place other-
wise improved.
Mr. W. H. layer t vets pre:sent..l
with a gold•headrd walling -cane one
evening recently by his employees av
IL token of esteem. Mr. Levert is giv-
ing up business.
On Wednesday. February 171h, Miss
Esti. Whiteford wee toad ied to Wil-
bur King, of Ilanaolat. Mau., by lieu,
W. O. H. McAlister. They will it•aiaie
in the \Vest.
Michael Eserrtt. of Hrantfotd. has
purchased the properly of \\1n.
`Itner•s on William etrret and inIeiids
returning t i town t 1 lire. Mr. Everett
foam et one tiler cierk of Ex -1 •r.
1Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarrett received
1 never of the Budden demise of their
. eon -in-law, !luny Williams. at Seattle,
He was found dead in Ned. The
widow and two rte!.-dau;thiers sur-
vive.
Miss Helen 1'. Crews was married at
the Jamee street parsonage on Frhru-
ery '_'stn to George 1. Armstrong.
Rev. W. G. H. McAlister officiated.
After the honey:mein the young
couple will reside in Exeter.
Mr.. Benj. ' V. Elliott died at
her home here ou the 2•41i ult. afu'r an
illness of several Sears. She was born
in England eighty-nine year. ago, and
color to Canada with her husbetud in
the year IM:ei. \Ir. Elliott. wl.o for
many years practised law here, died
•ixte-n years ago. Six suns and four
daughters survive.
['here is to be considerable building
in Exeter the corning summer. Tor
.rhoul is to /e rein.deli.,i A. E.
Fluke is pteparin.r 1u build a h,.use on
Andrew street ; \V. J. Id -.-r will erect
two hnusea on William street ; J. N.
Howard And Dr. Koule'on will prob-
ably erect 'residences. and undeubt.ily
there are ot •
hers.
Brophey Bros.
GODEH1('11
The Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hour.., night a t' d..y.
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JY: ria• + is , .t -_
PUBLIC
SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, MARCH 6th. SALE!
AND ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 20th
MGH=GRADE Men's, I/1/omen's, and Children's CLOTHING
DRY GOODS, Etc., Which Must Be Sold in 15 DAYS to Satisfy the Claims of Creditors! !
Men's Furnishings
At Saving Prices Nice Selections of Up -to-
. date Merchandise
Men., Shirts ill it tit. look .h li.h. and g.•.1 v irit•ty of pat-
. tern:.
Men's Dry.. Shirts, re•gulat $1...41 and 112.•111 t..; urs, at..
Regular :•f►_ valises, nor special sale price only 211.
Ilene. Work Shirt-, regular 75c value., rev,- .nrttnent 45c
Men's Br.tct..:rfk• valves, at ..... 19k
25c
Men's Working Shirts. made of fine gingham •. flannels and
other washable material, sell every whcrc .tt 6.-a: and .•, .
4 fur prier iltttiliv this sale 2•'11
lien's Separate Pants
Three style -s heavyweight. dark stride--, F nitnt Worsted
Workingmen', Panda, sites 32 to 42, all length-, value
$2 (0, for iM 98c
.ltinther lot tit latter grade, t'alnc. from $_.',O to $1.(10,
fere .... $1.48
Vt. have on hand about 300 pairs made from remnants,* all-
w -o of Cassimeres. Worsteds, etc., tine tailored, values
$5.00 to $6.00. This sate at - $2.9S
Men's and Ladies' Raincoats
\\'c bought .SIM) Ladies' and bents Raincoats at les. than
hall manufacturer's cost. flow can any+^e• fail to own a
Raincoat at these pricer' Cassimeres, silk finish. water-
proof cloth, Futrantetal rain -proof or money' refunded.
:Vi sirea, value. up to $15. Your choice at
4 $3.9g. $1.94 and Iil6.4S
$3.48
\fen's and Ladies Raincoats. made n( fine waterproof cloth.
sizes frotr. •kk' to 44, ell everywhere from $`I to $12, onr
price during this s;dr $3.4N
Come and secure a Raincoat at a next -to -nothing price.
, $2.23
Rriy e' and Girls' Raincoats, guaranteed rainproof cloth, sizes
from 8 to 17, sell everywhere at $h to $ti, Our price
during thin sale q S?.t:t
Free !
Free!
Free
• A \ :1I,1 .\IiI,I. I'RISENT GIVEN AV'.\\ \\Ilii EACH PURCHASE OE (OW DOLL,.11
AND OVER ON l'ifl{ OI'I.NING DAV.
Ladies' Suits and Coats
A dew ladies' Snits and ('.,.es which
will be sold for next -t o•nothing priers.
during this'salr.
$•1.48 and $2.98
T1tr•e• special item% will make competi-
tion sit up aril lake notice. They
will'-nn•i.tal Lodi.. Dress Pottery.,
and Suit lengths rots yards long. all -
woo I Ke•egee. ('sesimerea, 'Tweeds,
Br sutclo•t he. I'anam is, Bedford fermi,.,
Whipcorde, Redone Crepe. Mohair,
Meillian. l.hi1! .,, and other ail -wool
m:aterinl•. It will pec you to. ter' these
wnnderfnl 1)..•.a (..1.ds largairs.
They sell eye,ywetere at til to $$ per
pet'etn. Our prier during Ihi■ sale
$1.1S and $2 1104
Special on Ladies' Skirts
Laden.' all -wool Srrgr Sk.rtr, regular
$( wallow Our sale price $1.984
Reg. $2..0 ratites. special •1410 mire tlM,•
Heger$.' values. special ludo pi ire $22.50
Reg. is valoew, medial .ab• prier $3.tr4
Ladies' extra sine Mkirt.• iwlt measure
:e► s.:iii, regulsr $11 valtira. Male pi).'.'
4'.'e hot* that you will find in this 1,ig
wale the Lugg.•.. money saying oppor-
tunity that has ever occur Nal.
S3.98
Ladies. Drrases c,nnsisting of Srrger.
Bedford C. r.ls, 1,'ordmoy, Silks and
Velvets. alto s i,. t Evening Drowses•
sell everywhere from Slit to 1125. Orr
p. i'r during this rale $;t fel
49c
Lad;rs'Hnuse Deesse-„m Lite of ram) He.
gingham, pi int, and ulhrr washable
materials. st•L' ever ywhere at $1 _•i to
41.511. Our it ice .loring thin sale (9e
Special thale on White
Goods, I7c
[ea.liei ('orsetl',.ver,. sell everywhere
at :Ire. Our pt ice dining this sale only
17e
33c
Another lot of a 'wife, grade, made . f
'Weer. entl•rn(d.-1 v. 'who ee.•i y w hi r•
at $1 and $1.28. our price during thin
sale ...... :c:e
89c, 98c and $1.48
Lalli . Prove •see Sl p. tI iaimed with fine
I ice ilh.l eo,hroidery, sell .- erywhsl.•
trim 02 to $.i. Dur prier .luring 'his
tulle !CA•, tt5.' and $1.1•,
9
!entire* /deck Tafletta ilk Wai•t•, size.
31 to 42. Sell evrry.vlt. tr at $9 Our
prier during thin sale .... glk
69c and 89c
Ladies' white Ernhrnidei y
sizes lento :4'2 to lt, sell Seer}'..heir
from $1 _., 1.. $2. shitprire during
this este. .. .. . ........ It1M and 45.'
39c arid 98c
Ladies' Night Gown.; made of fine
muslin trimmed with Ince evil etre
hroidery, aril eve•rywhete fermi $1 10
$'t. Oto pole,' daring this pale
211c and irte
65c and 89c
Ladies' white emtroideiy Petticoat•,
Nell everywhere hum $I to $2. Oar
price doting thin sale ale and 51/1
Special on Ladies' Kim-
onas 79c to 98c
Ladies' K:nona• made of fine crepe
and fi•nnel ttiminsed with 'ilk. •iz"••
from 32 to I8. s.ell reel [•where at $I.:.11
t / $3. Our trice dining this sale
79c to fisc
29c and 39c
Ladies' short. Kitsernes made of fine
.•ripe and 11 o,n-1, sell everywhere
Dom Ile to $1.23. our ;vire during
this sale ... .... 211c mid :81.
Come with the crowd, let your own eyes witness a miracle in merchandise which has never occurred in
Goderich hefore and may never occur again. Let nothing keep you away from calling at our store (luring
this Sale, as 25 cents here will 4:0 the work of 50e or $1.011 elsewhere. Every III All, woman and child who
will attend thi: great sale will share in special bargains which they will remember for many days to come.
ATTENTION TO MERCHANTS -We wholesale as well as retail. Call
and sec onr goods between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m.
E3Ladv clerks wanted. Call Friday between 2 and 4 p.m.
THE ONTARIO CLOTHING COMPANY
Mc.LEAN'S BLOCK UODERICti.
Men's Suits
of Fancy Worsteds and Cassimeres •
Size -s :iii to 40_ -in browns.•grey's and -shadow .tribe, : thre,
distinct and .different patterns : %aloes from lief to $10.
Special sale price $:.9S
Splendid variety to select from, consisting of the renowned
Kenyon Mills Cassiincres, grays. and brown diagonals :
Millbrook grey and brown -worsted stripe and check. and
Harris Cassimeres. Regular ?12 to 1l.i value.. Our
..ale price $6.11s
$4.89
'Chi-. special Atm will stake competition sit up and take
notic, . It will consist- of Hut's Navy B1uc Serge Suits. made
in the attst styles. Sell everywhere at $12. ( )ur prices
during this sale 84.9*
$17.5o
Six only. \Fen's Muskrat Fur -lined Coats, made with a fine
English hearer shell, sell everywhere at .$15. Our price
.while they last...... $17,50
$4.98 and $7.98
Mob's Spring and Fall Overcoats, made of all -wool Tweeds,
Cassimeres and 'Worsteds, made and cut in the latest
• styles, sell everywhere from $10 to IS. Our price
during this sale $4.98 and $7.98
$9.98
A few Men's Marmot aur -lined Coats, Sell
and $25. OIr price during this sale
everywhere 1120
$'9.98
98C
100 Men's and Ladies' Sweaters', and Sweater
everywhere from $2,:10 to $4.00, your choice
sale
Coat, sell
during this
98c
Boys' Dcuble-breasted Suits
Boys' double-breasted knee -pant Suits, ages from 9 to 16, in
lightweight worsted goods, knickerbocker pants, $5
valves - only $2.98
Another lot of different patterns, hard twisted worsteds, regu-
lar $6 values, only 13.98
A beautiful lot of all -wool Serge Suits, Norfolk+, well -made,
valves from S8 to $10, only $4.98
$1.39
Boys' Suits, made of lightweight Tweeds, Cassimeres, sizes
from 4 to 9, sell everywhere at $2.50 to $3. Our price
during this sale. $1.119
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