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2.6 ger oc Discount Sale
FROM NOW TILL DEC. ist
.clot buy (Gods to put on our shelves or in show oases, but we buy to sell,
and here is what we will do for the next 80 days.
er cent discount on all CLOCKS and WATCHES, (the Waterbury
etch exoepted)
or centdiscount on JE WEI0LERI and SILVERWARE
er cent discount on FANCY GOODS. See how it works.
our Celebrated $5.50 Watch, with 15 per Dent off, comes at $4.68
our New American $6.00 Watch, with 15 per cent off, comes at $5.10
our Sorew-bezzle Amerioan $9.75 Watch, with 15 per ct off, comes at $8.30
e onr Gold -Filled 20 year guarantee $25 Watch, with 15 per cent off, at821.25
ie are prices that are sure to sell the goods. Our Motto, "A nimble shilling
is better than a slow shilling."
ROB. W. COATS,
WELLER and ENGRAVER, CLINTON.
T. JACKSON, Sr.
The Finest Clothing Cutter in the Dominion
has returned to the ranks of
the Profession,
And begs to announce to the people of Clinton'and Pro-
vince of Ontario, that he has
Bought C. C. Rance's Stock
Wonderfully cheap, and will conduct the
FINE aAI.LO1.ING• TRADE
AT THE OLD STAND, HURON Sheet
Immense bargains "s Pi be given in Fine Ordered Cloth-
ing, and prices quoted for the next thirty clays that will
astonish the'elosest buyers.
OLIVTQI`T 1l A$Ii TS
0QRraotad 'very Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, IZay. 7, 1889..
Wheat, full old and pew. , 0 80 a 0 9.0
Oats 23 0 2.6
Barley Q 85 0 45
Peas 050 0 50
Flour per bal 4 60 a 5 00
13nttor 0 16 a 0 16
Eggs • 018a018
Pork 5 75 a 6 00
Hay • • 6 00 a 7 00
NEWS NOTE+'S'.
Mr James Bunter, for 34 years
a resident of Luther township,
died on Friday, aged 61.
Rev Canon Dumolin on Sunday
at St. James' Cathedral, Toronto,
pleaded for more religious instruc-
tion in the public schools, spoke
hopefully of the attempt being
made in Manitoba to obliterate
the dual language system, and
advised the Methodists to retain
an independent university.
Notice is given by Mr N. C.
Wallace, M.P. for `Pest York, and
grand master of tho Orange order,
that application will be made at
the coming session of the Domin-
ion parliament. for an act incor-
porating the Grand Orange Lodge
of British America. On the last
occasion that such a measure was
before parliament, in 1884, the
motion for its sezond reading was
rejected by a vote of 105 to 68.
There was a decided sensation
at St. Andrew's PPesbyterian
Chu»ch,'Peterboro, at the morn-
ing- service—Bandar, the- paster,
Rev. Alex Boll, refusing to read
from the pulpit a notice of the
Board of Managers calling a ccn-
gregational meeting to consider
temporal affairs. ' There appears
to .be considerable dissatisfaction
with the pastor, who, as a bosom ,
friend and supporter Of Mr. John
Carnegie, has been credited, justly.
or unjustly, with having devoted
no little attention to p.rlitical pro-
pagandism, in both pulpit and
pastoral capaciths. A month .or
two ago a congregational meeting
was held, at which the pastor's
resignation was suggested by a
resolution reducing his salary 20
per cent. The Presbytery did not
dual wit i the resolution on ac-
count of the Session not 'having
sent it u.p. Tho Board of Mana-
gers decided to call another con-
gregational meeting, and the
notice was handed the minister to
Tad Sunday morning. He re-
fused to react it, and! a member of
he Board, rising from his seat to
xplain, was told by the pastor
o sit down, with the hint that he
lad made himself liable to prose-
ution for.disturbsing public wor-
hip. A crisis in the matter can-
ot bele'. off. Rev Mr Bell is an
ible minister, Lilt many of his
ock, it. is said, fool .that they
hould be safe at least on the Sab-
ath day, and in church, from
craving their political sensibilities
•uf fled..
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GLOVES
We are offering in the Tailoring and
Gent's Furnishing Departments some
de ',ided bargains, such as a pair of
heavy A11 -Wool Tweed Pants, made
to order for $2.25, and a line at $3,
with a variety of patterns to choose
from Also a big assortment of Over -
Coatings and Suitings•
ESTATE JOHN HODGENS
Under Wear
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ig JMscouut dale
For Bargains. for _ Cash in PARLOR SETS,
BEDROOM SUITES, CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS
&c., for the next 30 Days,
Come to Furnitur e Emporium,
J. C, STEVENSON,
Opposite Town Hall, Clinton.
What's the Matter -itii you feet?
• ° WHY YOU WANT A PAIR OF
Taylor& Sons iillidShoes
Eggs taken in exchange. 5 per cent oft for cash.
Tr&YLOR & Sona
cA,..mrroil AND BLV"T
FALL ANNOUNCE1IENT
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To onr customers and the public generally we wish to make it known that we are
now ready fo; the Fall Trade with
Tho Largi:t .sad cost virieg :Z1ood of .
That has ever been kept in Clinton. Our two stores are both filled with. -ggo.ods •
that are required for a general trade. Full lines in all kinds of • DRY GOODS,
bought on the best terms possible. Some special bargains from the stock of
goods bonglit from Mr. Thomas Jackson, at 64 Dents on the $.
FULL LINES IN ReadyMade CLOTHING
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER cheaper than any house in Clinton; come
and try us and see for yourselves.
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes.
FELT BOOTS of all kinds, coarse and fine, in all the different makes, at from•
10 to 20 per cent cheaper than other houses sell them. We mean business.
Full Lines in HATS, CATs, FURS, ROBES,
To be sold at a small advance on cost. All we ask is a small commission on
these goods.
GROCERIES PRS VISIONS
We are getting ready as fast as possible to supply our customers with all kinds
of Groceries and Provisions. Goods delivered to all parts of the town.
DRESS &MANTLE Making
We will open out in this department •next week, and will give you city.work and
city styles. Work • guaranteed to be second to none in, the trade, and prices as.
low as the lowest.
Come and see us. We are bound to do business. We do not advertise anything
but what we intend to carry out. Come and see our stock and get; prices.
2 stores in
Searle's Block,
PLUMSTEE.L : GIB.EIl GS
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WILL HOLD DURING THIS MONTH,
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S'EE THE UST
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H' GOODS advertised ;dor each respective Friday
On
Friday
Nov. 8th.
DRESS Goods, Plushes,
Mantle Cloths, Tweeds,
Jerseys,Flannels,Gloves,
Hosiery, Shirts,Drawers
and Millinery.
Frid - y
Nov.l5th.
•BLANKETS, • Shirti'r s;
Shirts;Drawers, Ribbons
and Laces,Mantle Cloths
Cretonnes, Furs, Hats &
Caps. MILLINERY
TE ,M C &S.II OP. IDROT.� TCGE
We have inaugurated this new system so as togive the public a chance to buy goods on those special days at
prices that will be iii the range of all Remember, it
�t will be only on the Fridays advertised that these bargains
will be given. Further notice will be given for Nov. 22 and 29. Sale to commence at 8 o'clock, a•m-
J. C. DETLOR & CO., CLINTON