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CLEARIN UP SALE
COMMENC1NO
TiltICS ay,
Apti! IIth
$10,000 Stock to be turned
into Cash in sift en Days.
This is a GENUINE CLEARING -UP SALE at such prices. that will make the
people of this vioinity "Sit up stud take notice." Not old shopworn goods but every
article in the store, including all the latest Spring Novelties ie Dress Goods, Prints,
Etc„ going at ACTUAL COST, and in many cases a good deal LESS ULAN COST.
We Need the Money 1
You Need the Goods
If you want to fit out the Family for spring now is the time to do it at a fraction
.of the regular cost. We mean what we say. All goodsat and under cost. Put us to
the test and you will not find us wanting. It will pay you to cotne 25 miles to this
The
h knife is
right in tmarked hihilt
plain es
wont
be drawn, until the last dollar's worth
cf goods
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old.
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Note Some of the Prices
New 12Ao Prints all colors at Wets.; New 10e Prints all colors at 8acts. Dress
'Goods in Tweeds, Voilies, Henriertes. Armures, 60c for 39cts: 75o for 54ets; $1 for 76c.
,,,adies Skirts $6.00 for $2.49. Men's Suits from $2.00 to $12.00. Boys' Suits from
$1.27 to $5.75• '
TALKING
Let's Get Together.
Men's Underwear
78c
49c
29c
1Sc
1.00 and 1 25 for
75 and. 85 for
40 and 50 for
25 and 33 for
Overalls and Smocks
$ 1 00 and 1 25 for 83c
75 and 90 for 6:3c
2 25 and 2 50 for 1 73c
Fine Overcoats
$500toS00for 350
Shirting
16c for 1.3
12icfor U9c
Cottonades
25c for
20e for
00c
17c
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Ladies' Cravenettes
$ 8 50 for
5 75 for
10 Uifor
$ 600
3 75
7 50
New Maisons
l0c for
1.2; for
22 for
White Wear
$ 1 60 Underskirts for
3 00 "
Drawers
t)Oc for
50 for
Corset Cover
40c for
White
$ 2 75 for
2 35 for
eiie
lee
17e
1 20
1 75
63c
390
340
Waists
219
1'67
?HONE
20
Cash or Produce
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Rev. A. Geiger will conduct the '�,
Cervices iu the Evangelical church {
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IhPE..IAL
ROHNER.
The best 25 cent
Moutborgan trade.
A full line of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and
JEWELRY.
Repairing a Specialty.
and
W. HESS - • jeweler.
next San.ciuy evening. N
Godfrey Nicholson, Sr., of Gode-
, rich, visited his son on the Bronson
Line for a few days this week. ,.
, Miss Josie Elbert. who bus been
ill for some time, was taken to a
hcspitt.l a London last week -for
! treatment.
At the Bast meeting of the St..
Marys ennnnil `18'3t) las voted for
the purchase of a bloodhound to
assist the chief of police in running
down chicken thieves.
JL. Edgar M.agel left for Detroit,
Mich.. last Sts turd a} , where he will
! assist his brothers at the mason
itrade. Mr Ezra. Smith also left for
that city last week, where he in-
tends working at the carpenter
trade.
On Bat urdav morning the dwel-
ling on Mr. Ellmor Klerpp's farm
bad a narrow escape from being
destroyed by fire. The roof of the
kitehen was ignited by a defective
chimney, lint the fire was discover-
ed and gn'nohed before tnnuch darn-
age was clone.
Call ,and see the pump cream
sepiirtttor. The simplest, easiest
rn:ining ancl best of all awl the
cheapest, (lnaranteed for 10' 'ears,
at Eartleib s,
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Spring Have a �Ie M1 received
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*� a Fine riot of
SHOES AND BOWLS
They are UP-TO-DATE
in Style and we have more
conning every week.
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Big 40 sacrifice Sale Is Still Oa
Hettdcitiarters Porillin ry
Millinery Openings on Saturday, Mar. 3oth
and I'londay, April 1st.
Miss MacDougall has againcharge of our Millinery Department with
' s and most up-to-date stock we ever carried. Give her a ,call
the largest p
and be convinced.
We do not advertise the largest stock but we do advertise the clean—
est and best bought stock. We pay spot cash for our goods therefore
our competitors cannot compete with us in prices.;
PRINTS
A. Rall range ' of light and dark . Prints, all
now patterns, regular 12ie now IOe a yard.
SATEENS
.Regular 12.}c now for 10e a yard
CURTAIN .b1USLIN S and ARI` SATEENS
Regular .10c, t 21o, 150, 90o now 8c, 10, 12i -cc
TUCKED APRON LAWNS
. g Regular 2.5e now 20e a yard
'TABLE LINENS, bleached and unbleached
1 piece 2 yd wide, regular 050 now 50c a yard
1 piece 1 yd wide, reg 60c now 45e a yard
1 piece yd wide, reg 500 now 35e a yard
1 piece, red with floral design, reg 50e for 35.
DRESS GOODS
We have a large stack of Dress Goods to
oiler. We can assure you a Bargain in every
yard of Dress Goods we sell. A full range of
BLACKS, BLUES, BROWNS and that new
GREY that everybody wants this spring. • We
have it. Call ,early and have first choice. -
LINOLEUMS
FIRST QUALITY
4 yds wide regular $2.00 now for $1.50
2 yds wide regular 90cts now for 60uts
TABLE OIf. CLOTHS
Regular 35o Oil Cloth for 250 a yard
Regular 25e Oil Cloth for 200 a yard
$io,000 Stock of Merchandise to be Sacrificed
LAWNS
Regular too, 12 e, 15c, 20e, 25e, now 8o,
100, 15c and 20e a yard.
EMBROIDERIES and LACE'3
To be cleared out at reduced prices.
TpwE[.LINGS
For 4c, a yd and upward
BED TICS INGS
Regular 28e and 25o now 20c a yard
Regular lSe no.w for lOets a yard
BEST, SHIRTING
Made. 'We are selling thein at 12ko a yd
t OTTON ` DES
Regular 28u and 95e for •22:1 a yard
OIL CLOTHS
2 yds wide regular bouts for 45ets
WALL PAPERS
A Big Snap in Wallpaper and
patterns to choose from.
Regular toe Wallpaper for 7e
Regular 15c Wallp,per for 100
Regular 20e Wallpaper for 15e
Rogultar 25e Wallpaper for 18c
Odd lines of Wallpaper to Blear out at 3c a roll
f LADIES' FUR C0AT 3
This i+ your chance ' for Ladies' Fur Coats,
only a few left.
1 ouiy regular price 830.00 for $18.00 •
1 only regular price 28.00 for.. 15.00
nice new
-Dutch Setts and Produce taken
exchange
. 1 N 7i:Tx +'n1 `i`l+` ,1 iwIMES
.:� iLegltar,$t.00 for1'Srts each •
COtrFORCERS and WOOL BLANKETS
.At9a 13tG REDUO l'ION in price.
1N DOW .SflADES
10 dozen window shades regular 350, 400,
45o, to sell at 23u.
A BIG SNAP IN GROCERIES
lbs best sweet:Raiisins for 2', cents
4 lbs best eieo t1 c:nrr'aul5 tor 23 t3
10 .Ibe best t) L•near for 25 cents
3 boxes Co' u, Peas and toiaLtoes s25e
4 boxes of e4t.a.rt;it for 25 emits
Vest roasted Coffee 2 Ills for 25rts
Best greenJapan Tea per lb °25cts
3 boxes Yeast • (:Cake for 10 cents
7 bars Comfort,. Bee !live Sunlight
• ' tr.• Good Will Soap for 25els
Beat Baking 1'evir ler 13r Ihs for lac
:, gel's genuine American 0.1. for 75e
READY -MAD?: and TAILOR-MADE
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We have a full range of Spring Suiting•, all
1' w patterns. Our stock of heady -Modes is
complete. We guarantee a fit and save you
money.
'MEN'S NEW SPRING HATS,
Caps. Dress Sl.irts, Collars and Ties to be sold
at a Bin Deduction.
MILLINERS DEPARTMENT
Miss MODougill is with us again this season
and we have a large stock of Millinery Goods
which will be sold at a BIG DICOUNT.
CUOCRERY, GLASSWARE, CLIINA-
VY�.IIh.' and PARLOR LAMPS
A large stock of Crockery. Glassware,
('hinawa.ie and. Peal,. Lamps to be cleared out
at a Big Reduction.
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Miss Jean Bagley of Clinton is
visiting at the, home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gee. Inns's at present.
0. Fritz and. J•• Mernbr• made a
large shipment. of;,;potatoes from
Iiensall station ott,Tuesday.
Dr. OVENS,' 1f: D.. London,
Surgeon eye, eiiir and nose, will be
at the' Queen's Hotel, I3ensall, on
Thursday, May ' 2nd..Hours
4 p m.. to 9 7s, ns, Glasses properly
fitted .for: relief of failing vision,
#estraiti, headaches, etr. Deafness
and nasal oatarrh*treated.• • 23tf
Bills to the number of 228 came
before the Ontario Legislntnre at
the session ;lust closed. Of this
n 1txtber (Ivor, 100 became law, oth-
ers were tttc ?rporated in . statute
aine+nclnif nts ab 1 others were with-
drawn or killed. In the matter of
the amount of,,rantine in legislation
tt e present session , holds the re-
t ml.
141r. William ,seeker returned on
'Monday, from his trip to the West.
He toal.1t car of horses, and vows
eleven daps itrtilring the trip' from
Kipne1 to Dun Sask. Billy states
that the West iS still riding the
boons, although farmers ate getting
alnsiottq about 'their seeding. He
left Dilate on Tuesday last, and
had the °pleasure of a sleigh -ride to
the della, ^Waith his son William,
Wl±o oWlls Ili 'aro farm abotit .6.:ve
miles from. t n "rule station.
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Look Here
F you are not one of our customers,
the loss is yours as well as orbs.
We were never in better shape to
serve you than now. Never had
we such a large stock of Hardware and
Harness to choose from. .And every -
bought before the advance in prices
took place.
In Wire Fencing...
We have the IDEAL, all No. 9 hard
steel coiled wire and the Pittsburg
welded Hog and Chicken Fence.
lock to slip, and all at last year's prices.
We also stock coiled spring wire stays
and locks, called the lock that will mt
slip, guaranteed. Call and see.
C. H A TL I B -- -- Zurich.
The Pe3ple's Hardware and Harness House
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