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Ladies Astrachati Jackets
Men's Fur eoats
50c Winter Vests 39e
Larders heavy weight "Winter Vests, textural 00101r
only, daintily trimmed ..with babribbonall eizes,
regular 50e for ........................................390..,
• Regular 25c for , ........., 10e
Children's Vests 19c
phildren'e odd lines of Winter Veets, slip oyere
and buttoned down the front, all sizes, regular '25e
arid 35e . • a • • 190 s
25c Worsted Hose 190
. Boys and girls heavy ribbed Worsted Hose, black
all sizes, splendid hose for over stocleings, regular 25c
for . . . . . . .... , 19c
500 Worsted Hose 39c
Misses, girls mul boys albeed black heavy Worsted
Hose, made from the finest xvorsted yarns, specially
made for hard wear, all sizes, regular 50c for39e
FlanneletLe Drawers 39c
Ladies sans/equality heavy Flannelette Drawers
iit Main white, pink, and pale blue, daintily trimmed
regular 50c for 300
Children's Knitted Skirts 79c
Clintireres all pure wool fancy Knitted Petticoats
in plain grey, navy blue and red, a very warm and
comfortable underskirt for children, reg 5M for....71)c
Inieses. regular 1,25' for 118e
50c Mufflers 390
' Ladies. Misses, arid Cblidren'e Monarch Meiners
made from 'yery tine mercerized yarns, all colors,
regular 50c for ....
$6.50 Silk Whiists $4.99
Ladies Messoline Silk Waists, guaranteed not to
cut, in the very newest desigus, bought for Christmas
trade reg 6.50 clearing the balance .4.99
$1.00 Kid Gloves '79c
Lediee Kid Gloves in black, mauve and tan, Per-
• rib's fpectial, guaranteed, all sizes, regular 1,00, for
four days only our price will be..., ... . .. 79c
25c venings rgc
Clearing mit the balance of all our Veilings during
the last four dye of this month, Chilean, light and
heavymi
meshes, in. dots And spots, all colors, nag Tic
for 19e reg 35c for ..... 25e, reg 500 for.....
...ene
Children's Knitted Coats
Children's Knitted Coats. fancy weaves, all pure
wool, Norfolk styles with belt, in plain red and navy
blue, yea 1,00 and 1 25 for 790
At Cost and. Less
Ladies Ruffs, Muffs, Stoles, Ca perines, Astrachan
Costs, Cloth Coats. Skirts, Comforter 131ankets,
Quilts, Cuctains, Etc., Ete.
Meti's Ready-to•wear Overcoats at Cost
Men's Tweed and Cheviot Overcoats, double
breasted, storm collar, full drapey length, • in mixed
brown, greys and green coloriegs, also plein black,
splendid tailoring, and made in the very latest styles
clearing at the following deep cuts
10.00 Coats, all sizes, clearing price .
12.00 " ," e
14 00 "
16.00 and 17.00 "
35.05 Fu' Lined and Pur Collar Coats
16.50 Imitation leur Lined Coats for
7.50
0.50
1015
13 25
25.00
12.00
IIIIIMIN=N•Fm•masemmtveggml61
Reay -to wear Salts at Cost
We do" not intent1 carrying on our Ready ta Wear
Clothing for men, and &mine i 'mustier we have put
tbe knife deep into every garment. Remember this
department, has only been running a short time and
we havereb anold style in stock. Note the following
pieces and don't miss this oho pee
10,00 Mens Tweed and Worsted Suits .. ' ... ...„ 7,50
12.00 ' . , . 9.5()
14.00 " " 11..75
15.00 a " • 11 25
10.50 12.00
50c Fleece, Lined DudetWear 39e, -Men's heavy fleece tined ahirts and drawers,
all sizes,/ reg 50e for 29c
Many other lines that space will not permit us to mention
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I have bought the
Grocery Business of Mr.
A. D. Beaton, and 'am
now prepared to fill your
You will find in stock
everything that is to be.
found in a first–class
Grocery Store,
mann -=6-.r.----:u[ir..1,i=,-="attnts"--waransi."-zriace-17.
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Phone 111
A Trial Soheited
DOGS POISONED,
The dog poisoner is busy in cowu
and serozal dogs have gems ;to
deaden), It's a mean trick aed the,
geety perties :should be taught a
-good lemen. oilier Wheatley ahoe
;a dog this :morning Morris's
corner that was dying from poiettp.
TFIBIR (OLDEN WEDDING.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walker eel-
ebrated their goidee wedding an
Tutsclay al this week, Mr, end
Mrs. 'Walker have for soi ninny
• years been honeys ed residents of
this neighborhood, that we feel
sure our reader's will be interested
in a. share sketch of this .worthy
,catiple. Mr. Thomas Walker Was
barn in Road, Somereetshire, Eng-
. land, on July, 77th, 1827. Ile is the
son eg, •Thomas Walker, bore in
Road, -Somersetslare, on May 2pd,
177ee Who, married -Harriet MOOD
end :Migrated bo Canada in 1834.
They ,eamo oat 'Mr.) and Mrs.
Henry RaaSfard; from whom Mr.
Walker afterwards purchased the
old homestead. the earn] on which
ear. and Mrs. Walker ere mewliv-
ing. The present Mrs. Thomas
Walker Was nO,Pil in Staereeto,n,Som
matte/hire, .April, Mk 1835, and, is
the d,aughter of James 'Walker and
Sarah Quoin°. , On her mother's
side, 'Mee. W-aliter is de,seended from
an illustelons Huguenot family,
were ,amona the member of that re-
ligious belief, who found treauge
from the tyranny ef the revocat-
ion of the Edit of Nantese on the
shores af, England.' The wedding
of our faiends took place on Feb -
revery 6th, 1862, and was performed
Wa,tch This Space
There Will be something special each week
Get a Bustle on and secure some of the bargains
we are offering you
All Next
eek
Below we give a list of some of the snaps. There are
others,
4 Gallon galvanized Cans filled with oil ...... ......,........ .. . 1.00
2 IS IS st
4 " ' " Pump Clan " " ......
Gold Medal hand saws Regular 1.50 for . . . . .... •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • 98
All Steel Nail Hammers 50 for............... , ............ 38
Gem Meat Choppers " 1.25 for— . . ....... .......... 95
" " " i• 1.50 for....... ... . . . .... .1.20
Cold Blast Lantern (Special) 10 cents
Folding Cloths Horse, only 75 cents
Agents for Dr, /less' Poultry Parna-ee-a, It makes hens lay.
Try a Package
ARLAND 13
W. S. 14 Arland W. J. idStoves, Hardware and Sporting Goods
Clinton, Ontario
J.
• by elle Rev. Thomas Green. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Wenter have been
stattech adherents 01 the Church of
Ena:and-end as staunch support-
ers 0.1 the great Conservative party
'Nobody ever had to step and em -
etre este what eve tigi 0,11 OP pentles
they peefctssecl. Poe people ef
their years, :they tara both cejoying
good health; and eonsequerely ate
cerrespoeclipeely able to °riper, the
natural resnitts ea a lifetime of
friends who love and respect them,
Nobody Who Inc Over heard the in -
f et, tine s. goo d -n etured, b ea rty,
henesi laugh ca Mr. Walker, will
easily feeget it. 'Their reputation
is a Idgli ane-noact higber and
there is nett a weed of exaggerated
aaulatiori, when we any, .tha1 none
etand higher in the esteem and
affection of ahose svhe knoW them,
:than our friends eer. and Mrs.
'Theneils Walker, to whom we etrw
offer our beartiese eopgragte late
ions, and our very bese wishes 101
many years et happiness yet in
I stare,
!DEATH OF DO gelLAS eleTAVIS,
11.
Last week we mention
the deeth of Mr Dou,glas
McTavish, :which ;took peace on
Thursday,. Feb, ls t, alt the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Stewart near
Tavisteck,. We this ,week give a
mare extended nottiee. The late ale
McTavish was boa ll in ,the township
of Beckwith, cemetty.of Lanark in
January 1831. About the year 1847,
he moved to the towels/hip of North
Easthope. In 1861 he married 1Vliss
Agnes Craig, of ,Zorra, Moving'
still farther West he with his wife
and latinily ,eame and Retitled( on
Jot 33, on the second concession
af Stanley in 1869. Here he steunal,n
ed lost a period ,of 32 years, In
1877 leis wife died leaving, a family
oe low Some and teen- daughters.
Mn, MeTa.vieh twin a well infoerned
33aan, had aeetentive Memory and
a clean intellect. Ile was fond of
argument 'end debate, Ile was e
maxi at setrang and eleax convictions
10 religion and enovals and framed
his We in accordance with these.
In reeligion he was a aeres/eyterlan.
He .wast a member olf the cang,r,eg-
eaten nt the late John( Roes, of
Bnacefield, and after his 'death a
inembeir at the Feee Presbytenialn
eleareh. He was la strong Liberal
though he did not take any active
pert In polities., What ever tended
.bo educate, ;to elevate, and give
libeety to mankincl received his
hearty support He was for many
years ian efficient trustee of( S. S.
No. 1, Stanley-, and am earnest teach
or' in the Sabbath School held there.
ale was a quiet, obliging neighbar,
akind parent and highly respected
etY ,all who were intimate with him.
His family are Widely Scattered,
reDengeas ia alt present in New York,
eljohe in Edmonton, Alextundee00
Vtaimenner, Rte., William, in Albee
lata,n1VIre. Sitelvart„ip North' ; East-,
;.
hope and Lizzie at home. The fen'
era' eook place en Sate.rdiaya Bele
.3rd; altar,ge -nunaber gabheringto
sholee theer respeett for the decleased
The serviees -were tanductied by
Bev. aer, &want,. 04 Clinton. The
rehrans'.Were interred 'en ,the fame --
try obit Clinton ceinetery. The pail;
beaters *ere' ITItos; , Fraser,' Glee,
Baerd, Me84 Mellelven; Duncan Me-
wenVon, '.inealleen and. win Pais
ley„'
04 V, alelerevieseY, t.th, f9$.
rriton,40'"§Iii:Pley' initdade eV-
wg.tto 'the, hoitee eieM
tt Vactateell
'Sitteitth, Vieleakia etreet. '
and:,j11t91/0 'a/4We. 'We ; Well
!The tenbality"itotatis,a33elmaeyayeth
the iereetv atom all'WellineadaY•
,The Sunday 'ele'litaB
bl ,ofith'e aptist
Chinteh aeneecilding 'theiz annual
eleighride at -id Stipper ea/night, '
COLD AGAIN,'
_ ,
The ' 'weather Osaka decided
change agaji and 'dtreppette ebelaw
zero. The Sndyanornierg con-
/gee:Ignitions :Were net very eaege
awing:to the ecild. ' •
T,00/C OVER AGENCrle
. •• ,
During ehe pas e eveek Ilfr4
of toiwn has, /taken ever ethe
imPlernent agenca af the IVIeCoe'-
Mick Co. Me. Miller' is tayoung raan
knowneetuthese paate, jandaeo
cloubt detevell., "
APPOINTED BAILIFF.
,
'The ,Onttarice gagette On Satteraay
had the folloeving tapnointeberst,
a,eno-nneed;-Btaileff of :Tenth.Div-
ision Comet, 'County , /0e ,:eluroa-
Robert Welsh, Clinton, it o succeed
leayicl, Dickinson, xesigned. • '
OUT FOendal,SPECTION.,
The dliabon Molter Cox Compane
had two oeitheir truelts out ion Sat_
r
ueday, totestliene and alai to let
Areist Pink get esonne phatod or
a.elvertising pee/yeses: The truck
were shipped 341 the evening for
Landoll Auto. Shaw,
APPOINTED TRUSTEES.
The County Connell appointed C.
E. Dowding, 'Manager of the Mol-
sep"s Bank, as trustee of Clinton
Collegiate in the place o,t Jas. Scott
wesegned; land Dr. Sliarty, to fill out
the balance oe E. M. MeLeatas errn,
,Who has removed to Lonceon. The
appointments ere excellent ones:
RECEIVED INVITATION.
The New Era 'acknowledges re-
ceipt or complimentary ,tickets fox
the annual. 'net iflomee of the/Huron
Old Boers/ Association, to be held
in the .Temple building, Toronto,.
on February 23rd. This twill bethe
tweletle ,annual banquet, and these
gatherings ;ere always erijoyaible.
ANONYMOUS 'COM1VIUNI-
CATIONS.
'When twill people ;Maxi] ,thee( it is
fruitless lo *lend anonyinoue emu-
neurdeations to newsp,apers? The
New Era is always .glad to gee
news. But we, must know the
source from whence it conies.
There is no reasons. Ile be a,sharned
or afraid of signing one's name/ to
what one may wish to see, in print.
MOTHER'S IVIEETINCi.
The ladies of, the W. C. T. U. tate
holding ,aMather's Meeting in Ont-
ario St, Church, S, S. Boone en
Thursday afternoon, February elte
15th •eceenn en eing at 3 o'clo a.. Mrs.
oe Exeter, .Conety Presi
dent, will give aitalk. There will
be music and 'refreshments. Moth,.
era eeme and speed 0. pleasant time,
PROVINCIAL ORANGE gRAND
LODGE.. • .
Six • to seven hundred delegates
lateni ,the peovineial ,Orange Grane
Li no digot deoff flittemriaoreWhexsotr, vii1121 ,agraintlumaii
meeting. elem Ne Temere decrees
bieneguaI schools and other burn -
101 genetic/es Will bet diseased in
the regular sessions, ond dieting
teislied speakers Will address, a pab
-lir: meeting on the evening 0,2 Peed
needy, tthe letb. • • • •
'WENT,TO SEAFORTH.
(alike, a manlier Went to Seetortle
to 'witness tho hogkey match be-
tween the ;Berlin juniors .andi Sea -
forth. The home team won by 0
scare of 5 to 4, •'
CATTLE SALE Cla TUESDAY,
• ,
Sale of eattitle held at Neernandy'
note/ on Tuesday :woe view attterid-
ed. lOotwie ,averaging about $59 a
head yonng ,eattle going .at go,m1
'prices DSO nonther' af faeiners are
a, little salami ott feed andf at i their
/request Me. Holland has .consentted
to put another load of cows! and
yeung stack on the market eame-
titne about the last ate/larch. For
tual particulars .watchi The New
Era.
'
DECLINES THE INVITATION
• The Stratford Hearld of last week
had the following reference to Rev.
Mr, Millson, who was invited to ,Ont-
ario Street Methodist Church but who
declined the invitation --Much butt
-
nese of importance cazne up before the
Quarterly Board of Trinity Chinch
last Tuesday night 'when they held the
third regular meeting of the year with
all the members present. The ques.
tion of eherch union came no for its
share of discussion and when a vote
was taken resulted as follows Fu r 14.
against 2, no vote 1. Following tnie
the queetion of the call received by
Bev. W. iD 15J111&n o the Ontario
street Methodist eh each, Clintnn came
up before the Bowel 'and tipon their
SOtlC1atiOfl Rev. Me. Mil leen consen t
ed to remain itt Trinity church, miter
eonsnIting them noon the matter.
Since ,eotning here last summer
Rev. Mr, Millson has by his abilities
won for himself the high esteem and
hearty co•operation of the church as
a whole and the news of his decision to
remain at the church will be welcomed
by the members. Other routine bust.
nese came up am their share of atten-
tion and the F,oard then adjourned.
Council Signs Three Year
Contract !Rh Bell Co.
Old Officials Reappointed and Also
Fire Brio'atie at Same Salary
Mayer GibbingS in .the eitair and
Reeve Cants/ton end Councillors;
Ford, Morrish .Tacleson. 'Beacom,
Thompson and ro. J'aeltstin, jr,
Communications wereeeaclfete e
Ifeadq•eartere et Salvation Armyat
Toronto; Ceoper & 00.. end .1-1,ydr8-
Elan etc Seeremey z.1 letrante.
'fate 14. A. letter 'was „tiled 01)11
Ceoper & Co's, itelece.• eene le Pin-
anee Committee.; liydre Eleet tee
sent 'to Proper ty and El eatric:
_ petition from fel citizens ask
that ee contra et 'be matle e ith 4101
Oempany. 'Pile mei den et 1.h 11 ed.
By-lew 47e.2 lee t he t•ppointine,
1,1 tuwit effietiale stets terta end
el'23.8.I°,(.11;illieptierso it. Cetrit teal
111`1`0.
Jon 'Wheal 'ey, Chief Coes: tale-,
C.,1-!oe,b(itt112i. ,,)'1',
0,
e Robert Menne"), poem' keeper
1 Dr. Shaw, Math 0.
011 ver Johns,' on, Engineer.
By-law No. 3, for the •iip p 0 int i
inembe P3 J the Fire Department
was 'rend and paseed.
3, la A. Do wps. Chief.
a. 3,' yr, Cat/lain.
Jas. Pinch, Liculen n 1.
111: ,Ciltialartilei
'13/1elerien, alreilne/
W. Wheatley, N. IeennetlyeR. Mas-
ker, .A. 41. Fremlin, L. LaWson,
Preplan, 114.11,1c13nv,an, Jas. Pair and
W, J. 'Coates.
The teiephone question was the
next business and the council ideci-
. closi to Sign up with the Bell Co. for
three years 'and get .fivd fuels
• phones. .The 33e11 Co. has made ar-
rangements with. the ;Colborne and
Goderich itownsilip people ito, con-
neet their systems with 'Clinton ao
that the Bell users in town will
have eonnection. with • 'Colborne
township as web as Oucicrich ;town -
The street committee ne;pontied
that they had to oiler $3.76 for
obatie :so itlea.t they would have' a
supply on hand when the time came
, to start the road building. They
also reported, !that the :wheels( • of
ehe steam smiler ehould be sena to
Snafor,th to be repaired, by teams,
and on ;the return trip the teams
could haul back tile fool the spring
work. Some cros'sings .could be
fixed tip now. •
,The School Board brought
in !their estimates, ;which was the
same as last year, $6,000. Another
$1,000 may be asked ear if some per-
perinaneat improvements are gone'
an with.
The auditors report Was pre -
seabed and received', and 100 copies
are 'tot be printed for distribution.
The eePont Was envied.
raroPelitY. and. Eleetrie ,ccona-
1..here is nmatiltittineeg special to re-
peat at this meetintg, except that
the usual house cleaning in eon-
nection with, the town hail be done
as soon ' as. the 'weather permits;
that the ehiere office be papered,
the etag,e *the heel bepainted Mad
new shades ..eor tate stage Inc pue-
612a.sTedhat new; elleirs are baiter'
needed ,foe the hail, and your pones
mittee ate asking koi -an estimaae
for ithe same, and will/ report at
next meeting.
3.,That five neW lightest beadded
to the streets iae 1901011 as; mile( wee-
ther pernlits, and the placing otthe
game be lett to the eommittete.
4. That the pmehase of ,se pialsio
or the use of e•nitertainments imthe
l'ITELIC' MEETTNti.
All in tore9Lcid. in a rate
-rink being built In Cline his
filll1111101` 50 as to be ..ready ior next
6On Ler are re/queened. to ensee to
the town hall next: lentelay erenina
at 8 o'clock told have t. be mallet dis
cussed. This el 0 geed. chance tor
the ,town ,to get a rink that win be
large mid can 'used et tee elan
time for eitatina and etirliag, 45.1
interested aee eteked to ateend,
TOWN ',HOCKEY LEAlit' E.
Motulay evening the socanhockee
boys gat 'together and cleew up
hockey sehethee lo,r 'the coining -
month and the 'citizens "will be able
to see some mo,re east 'games. Fol-
lowing are elle games ante dates-
' February -
0 -0. C. I. 15 Factory.
14 -Pastime Is 0. 0. I.
nia-Pectary Pastiree,
19-Pactoey re. C. 0. 1.
23-0.0.1. ts Pta,s time.
26 -Pastime vs Faetory.
.The Executive Committee ;are.
Bart:Ulf, Alderman Morrish and J.
'House. Only a small admittance fee
wiiJ he eharged ',and az( the games
start et 7.45 there twill be /skating
afeetwards. ,The first game
Friday night.
MUST MAKE RETURNS.
Complete eettua.ns ,froltn' persons
retailing Tevolver8 in Prot axle
have not yet freached the offices af
the provincial police ,f or 'the last
quainter 011911, and Chief Inspector
Rogers isIserienely ,considering
the Imposition ef fines upon ,the
delinqu,cants. The law makes It
emnpulsory for these records to be
submitted within seven days after
March 31st, June 3ath,, September
3043 and December slat, on peini of
a Timidity not 'to exceed $50 for each
offence. The department is pro-
vided with allelt 0fWeapons iseued
by wholesale houNes, and as
each bears a serial number, they
are easily ;traceable ,to the rietailere.
The reports afithe retailers ere' de-
xeeigvnoeavdertos fisiinluarkx: ilnatood,wahnodseauhtah,noctr_e
!Itee anutet be given aar allele °Miler -
ship.
SEEN THROUGH ST. M.ARY"S
EYES. '
-"A large craved slaw the Intermed -7
fates 'stow away another victory,
over eheix dtroegest opponents,
,Olintan, last Wednesday night at
,the :rink Pox ,a, while et ' looked ,
like easy pickings for the locels. St
Marys seemed ' three inn re)W bue
the visitors, came to ,ivetle e. rush
arld Mafnalgdd to tie the stare 4-4 by
NI; Ftfillnagt. end e s;ear()Yndll7tellrenel%evnass,
Canton was 'very lainxious to; win
and Plat OP /9 very PlueltY1 fight.
The scoa,e,grew tie 5-0, 6-6, then 7-7
and afew mitaites ,before tine Was
called', St. Marys made it 8-7, twin-
, Ding the game. l'Phe Clinton 'were a
gikelY lmtneh of hoeireYists. ,
Johnson, ee Igoe' eves the etax af
their lieie-up. He seapped a num- t
ber of ve,ry difficult sleets land, was
kept buiiy 'throughout the game,
the puck being at the visitors end
/ Poem -Y 'Po Jthirde tof tbfi ftimp
aivn, hall would be,a, ;goad( invest-
,'
The. report Was •adutatecil.
' Sx),e,cial C,ortiznittee Report
17;9„1.2a. .,oetetrelittee, beg ite eper,t
, .
merit.
FOUillain P D
For 25 cents
A new one and we think a good one. It is
\
called the "Writerilway" and,, it writes right
1 away a feature few if any pens at this price have.
, elvtiosniitybciohta,actgldedit wcahrel,ht :ague: iotnsethies breescituwiteedk.nolwt
Another splendid feature is that points may be so '
1
at the price. Extra points lc each.
Cale23:0121;11111111EIMP.. eart.abliiF
TheWs_
Fair eo.
Often the eheapest—Iliways the Best
1•02.•••=.1•11,•••.V.Mitlisaliftimialematel
that e oaa sidera Me correspondence 101111n•la
has been going on fee 'simnel ;weeks
with. Guile, Limited, Motatre.al, with
the view' to have ,themstare a
ranoh 01 their . impoeban t be sinese
In tenni:one and evhile we aro not et
the present Moment, able to .give
YOU arse- proposition. ,erom Ith.em
foe diseuseio,n, :we have their pro-
mise to meet the .committeeoa
commit for this purpose .immecliate-
J'y on:the xetuen..0a( the president,
Mr. John 'gene, .leonn England!,
whieh will be :towards the emit of
the present • Month. They eurther-
motre express tillemselvieiVaat they
eee desirous , .0.1 establishing a
branch -of their businese here, rand I
have asked the eem-mittee to secure
all .option on the peopeety of•
L. Suititer f or this purp.oset • The
many advantages, 'of having Ibis
company here are sinparent eo 'ev-
eryone, ,and Your 'committee reeme
neends :that any ,offer •frone the
town be as liberal as pessible to en-
courage the eetablishment bare of
a:branch of this well-known firm.
Your committee also beg to report
that we have corresponded • with
Mr. Robert; Teem:al. Teeewater, with
the view to enconrage him to beild
a' skating and hockey rink in Cline
tee. similar to Sena tare •the terms
that he has built in the towns of
Brussels and Teeswater,
and eils,o ante? places. Wet Pteee
his °Hee ,thatt fora .,easli bonus .01.
$600 and ,exemptiop Strom taxes ter
tc/n yeare, except (foe school pur-
poses, he (Will build, equip, and
have l'eatly 401- next seasop, a skat-
ing. heekey and emeing ;Ana even
better than in the towns menticmeet
pi/ovidina a. suitable and central
newt/ eat I0 purchased atti 10115011
al.!ci price, Your committee recom-
mend the $000 be raised by sub-
seriptiens einem': the citizens of
Clinton Mete/eked in the move-
ment, aed that a smeei al committee
et -Insisting of •Mayor gibbings.
Coencillor T. jar:knee TIv. Shaw,
W. .Tactimon. C. 311. .lertiviting, la
Hoover, Nee'lleydente T. liellenaere,
P.n :I W. ao hn eon be asked le co ;I a
meeting of thone ;interested. foe
wane anti means to nese the amo-
unt aekete, • tt.nd it Fume/isle!, this
eottnell eetommenti to •1he ratepay-
ers the• exemptimi of taxes for ten
years. except tor .school pm/pest/a.
Your eointnittee.elso beg to report
thet in answer to a donee sent to
Gemognemeoecimeoeceoecoe'
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the General Manager of the CePles.
1 -Montreal, in reference to the ex-
tension of their lines e,o 'Clinton,
i that -we.have had n, ifavovabin re -
1 ply, stating that the mattee of ex-
; tension entheit lines to Clinton is
! being considered and ;that we Will
! be auly advised, leerther. upon the
1 matter. Your committee has again.
,wititten, asking if we might have an
! oeportimity, either in Toronto ..or
Mentreae to/ discuss tide 'matter
with /them, stating that we are very
/ anxious Ier 0 branch etf this railwaY..
.11,olo'CLinnitsotnan, eacuci wilt teed( all p o see -
T. atteltson, •Ohairmett
(T/ c‘i 0°,11:1;11a' eats: 8'101101.)i 'et: dtlie be all
M011ePeal next week and will call
upon the peeper niee conneeted
; with the le P.R. e
tPi'e 01151 IVI 1!'O.
Yon,: ('OJ) )1'L,'
:I.. 'We have inspc,,tecl lite halt
Ana feet "Hie boxes en hoed met
need repairin.sn
e, t hink the present ay st em of
. ints lie hese ep into; the tower
d1 'i51')) :and welea sug-
e aeat getting pulleys and other al,-
p:imices neeessory for the stifety
of the firemen,
3. We have purehased a sleigh for
the hose to pat in 5140 of d flee
taking Place ie lhe ottiakirte of fil0.
town team 'coeld be attached. The
Prete paid was $12.50.
4. We have al: 5-0 had the hydrante.
teeted and find them itt good eup-
ditian-. • •
5. We have- ncomplaint frohe the
fire Company, thee parties have
be.ell in Rile habit of taking wren-
ches and ether avticies feene the
fire hale and eve would recount:tend
that perties taking a,nything from
this departmeet must have at
order.
! The repart eves adopted.
I 'The finence committee report ,Was
.read and adapted. -
Central ilusioess College
trallord, Ont.
Onr classes 01).0 now larger than
ever before but we have enlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a. few mere students, You
may enter at any time. We
have a staff 01' nine experienced.
• instructors and our courses are
the best, Our graduates thecae.
This week three recent gradu-
ates informed ns that they have
Positions paying $65 $70 and
•S125 per month. We ',lave three
depaetments.CornmercialeShort-
hand and Telegraphy. Write
for am free catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
A. mation by P. jackson ,andi T.
1 Beacom was passed, -The Mayor be
instruoted to call a public meeting
_etc) lay befoxe the rattepayer the
sericeis importance of pr,oviding
housing fertile increase 4d popu-
latioa.
Aftee a shoat discussion an the
C.P.R., hydro-eleetale, and ;the:
akating rink questions, the cauncil
.acljourned.
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Id I/ ii Ever Think
How easily a shd oe could be cheapened.
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Cheap Linings, Innersoles -made, of pasteboard
Eyelets that are not fast color. Imitation welt in
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$ place of Genuine Goodyear—given a high finish 4,
$ which soon wears off.
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'EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR
None of these substitutions are easily detected
by the average purchaser, yet they make a world
of difference in the comfort and wear of a shoe.
• While it costs more, we watch these points in •
our shoes and have them made as they should by
made. We sell only shoes that the manufacturer :If;
is willing to stand back of with a broad guarantee "..r,
of Satisfaction. Wear a pair, then you'll know '41:
why our customers are Satisfied Customers.
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