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South of the Town Hall, Albert
Street, Clinton.
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The new StandardiSewIng Machina'
One of the most attractive displays for the ladies
at the Toronto Exhibition,was th e n OW STANDARD
DIVOLVING.SRUTTLE SRWING MACMNe, making
3000 stitches per minute. This machine runs 50
rter cent lighter than other machines: Delicate
isdiea can sew with the STANDARD Withent gett.
lag tired, as it only requires a power of 7 ounces
to run it. The faatest sewing, lightest and quiet-
est runni ngSewing Machine made. It will pay
you 80 examine the STANDARD before buying.
Every bobbin holds 100 yards, and every machine
fully warranted. The reliable Warm' and feet
running STANDARD Machines for sale clieaplat
J. B. WORSELL'S,
Rattenbury Street, Clinton
Machines cleaned and repaired
MORTGAGE SALE
--OF-
'Valuable Property
IN THE TOWN OF CLINTON
Under and by virtue of the power of sale con-
tained in a certain mortgage (which mortgage
will be produced on the day of sale,) there will be
offeredfor sale by public auction by Davro
Dimunison, Auetioneer, at the RATTENBURY
TIOUBE, in the Town of Clinton, on SATURDAY,
tho 21s8 DAY of MAY 1892, at 2 o'clock p.m. the
following property, viz:
Part of Lot Number 23, in the first concession
of the Township of Mullett, being now in the
Town of Clinton, being a part of that land des-
cribed upon the plan of the Town of Clinton as
the Foster Block, and containing by admeasure-
ment one acre more or less, together with the
first right to use the water in to much of the pond
as was originally purchased by the said Thomas
11. Foster, from Jonas Gibbings. The said pre-
mises being described by metes and bounds oa
said mortgage.
There are erected upon the premises a frame
dwelling house and a substantial brick building
30x58, with engine house attached and boiler and
engine, fitted up for a tannery, but suitable also
tor other manufacturing purposes.
TERMS: -Ten per cent of the purchase money
down on day of sale and the balance in thirty
days thereafter without interest,or upon furnish-
ing eatisfactory*security bymortgage or otherwise
time for payment will be given, the purchaser
will be required to sign an agreement for the
completion of the purchase. Further terms and
particulars made known upon application to John
Clibbings, Clinton, or to the undersigned.
D. DICKENSON, MANNING & SCOTT.
Auctioneer • Vendor's Solicitors
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In the crowd of lucky buyers who secured our $12 line of
BLACK WORSTED SUITS at $8. There are still a few
left, and they will be closed out this week at $8. As we have
'not all sizes in this line, we will sell any other Suit in stock
at a discount of ten per cent.
Child's and Boys Clothing,
We show a grand range of CHILD'S & BOY'S CLOTHING
all bought right and marked at our usual close prices, and
this -week -we offer -an. -extra -discount -of-ten_per cent__ Ifyo_
want Clothing, and are interested in saving a few dollars, you
cannot afford to let this opportunity go by.
BOOTS AND SHOES
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How is it that so many people buy BOOTS and SHOES
from us. Prices and quality must have something to do with
it. Buying and selling in large quantities enables tie to get
the crearn of what is offered, and hold the prices down. We
prefer selling 30 pairs a day at an average profit of ten cents
a pair, rather than selling ten pairs at an average profit of 30c
a pair.
Making heavy sales, and getting cash for all we sell, places us
in a position to quote prices that would be ruinous were we
doing a smaller business and selling goods on credit.
We want your trade, and will make it to your interest to deal
with us.
L. OUIMETTE,
1.441NTIYHRI3CPIEt
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
I Wheat, old or new0 80 a 0 85
Thursday, May 12,1892.
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Oats
Barley
Peas
W. TAYLOR & SONS
CLINTON
Owing to the retirement of the senior member of our firm, it has necessitated the
disposal of our branch store in Hensall, Mr Jacob Taylor coming to Clinton. As
we had bought enough spring goods for both stores, now find that JAre have altoge-
ther to much stock for one, and have decided to reduce it by offering
Sweeping Reductions for Cosh,
For the ret Sizty nays
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Commencing Saturday, April 30th
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NOTE A FEW OF OUR PRICES.
Regrilar price
Men's Fine Cordovan LACED BOOTS,.. 51.75 for $1.25
Men's Fine Cordovan OXFORDS
Men's Fine GAITERS
Men'e Plow LACED BOOTS
Men's BROGANS
Men's LONG BOOTS
1.50 for 1.15
2.25 for 1.75
1.15 for 95
1.00 for 75
1.85 for 1.40
Women's KID SLIPPERS. .regular price
Women's LACED BOOTS
Women's FINE OXFORDS
Girl's SCHOOL BOOTS
Girl's FINE LACED BOOTS
Girl's KID SLIPPERS
Women's KID BUTTONED BOOTS.... for 1.00 Boy's FINE OXFORDS
Girl's KID OXFORDS
Women's Dongola Kid Buttoned BOOTS.. 2.10 for 1.60 Boy's LACED BOOTS
Women's Dongola Kid LACED BOOTS.. 1.50 for 1.25 BoBOOTSy's FINE LACED
.75 for .60
1.00 for .75
1.00 for .75
.85 for .65
1.15 for .75
.75 for .50
.85 for .65
1.25 for 1.00
1.00 for .75
1.35 for 1.10
AU other goods will be sold at e_quallv low prices for cash, for 60 days. We have several job
111110$ which will be cleared out REGARDLESS Or COST. It will pay you to see our Bargain
Table for above lines.
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Thanking our numerous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on us for near-
ly 20 years, and soliciting the same for the future, we wish to say that our interests
now being centred entirely in our Clinton store, we are in a better position than
ever to give it our entire attent ion. Our stock cannot be excelled for assortment or
quality
EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
W TAYLOR & SONS,
Clinton, April, 1892,
O 28 a 0 29
O 40 a 0 50
O 57 a 0 60
Flour per bal 5 00 a 5 00
Butter 0 14 a 0 14
Eggs per lb o oi a 0 6f
Potatoes 0 20 a 0 25
Pork 5 50 a 5 50
Hay 10 00 all 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 4 00 a 4 05
Hides, rough 3 50 a 3 50
Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 70
Apples, per bag
Wood short
Wood long
Clover
1 Timothy
O 60 a 0 90
2 25 a 2 50
3 00 a 3 50
7 00 a 7 50
2 00 a 2 25
When Baby was tick, we gave her Oratorio.
When she was a Child, sbe cried for Castoria.
When she became Mies, she clung to Castoria.
Male she had Children, she gave them Castor*
LONDON MARKETS.
Thursday May 12
Wheat 50 84 a 0 85
Oats 029 a 030
Peas 054 a 057
Barley 0 43 a 0 48
Butter per lb. 0 16 a 0 18
Eggs per dozen 0 09 a 0 11
Not many physicians make great the-
rapeutic discoveries. For the most part
they content themselves with administering
judiciously what is prescribed in the books.
To Dr. J. 0. Ayer, however, is due the
credit of discovering that greatest of blood-
purifiers- Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET
Liverpool, May 9 -States cattle 11c; mar.
kets glutted with States cattle, and prices
much lower. Prospects for Canadians bad;
prices will have to be low.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKETS.
At the Eastend Abattoir about 300 head
of butchers' cattle, 500 calves and 550
lambs were offered. Cattle were held for
higher figures, and although the butchers
were out in full force but little trade was
doing. A few of the finest beasts were
taken by exporters at from 4ic to 5e, and
for ordinary butchers' cattle 4.1 was the
price. Fair cattle sold at 4c to 4fc and
oxen and large bulls at no to 4c, Por lean
stook and poor bulls a little over 3e per lb
was the figure, with tlae competition very
poor at that. Milkmen's strippers were
abundant, and sold et from $25 to 540 per
head. A good fair average price was 830
to 835 each, or a;bout 3fo per lb. For good
calves the demand was brisk, and nearly
all were bought up at once, but for com-
mon and inferior grades the demand was
slim and prices were low in view of the
abundance of poor veal offering.
For the past year 1 have been troubled to a very
great extent with dandruff, also a dullness of eolor in
my hair and Ciro' the advice et a friend (who spoke
from experience) 1 tried your Anti -Dandruff, which
upon the application of less than it bottle of your
ilquid 1 find my head not only _thoroughly cleansed
but a vast improvetnent in the color and grewth.
I have, rad do recominend 18 50 highly benefl Aid to
the profession and public generally tut an agreeable
and Welcome intawstIon In the teriledira put, forth
for pnbfie tam% Tour*, iece. Wm, A WOLFS.
Adreitliing At, Vailk tniniela 06. •
AGGREGATIONisPOW
AGGREGATION IS ECONOMY. An intimate knOvt
ledge with these facts explains everything to those who wolt
der how it is that trade grows on us so continually.
This business has grown to greatness because you7ivaptoi,
it to. Just so long as we continue to consider your iaterests
on a par with our own, and give best values, will it contiMn
to grow. We're bound to get what Ova PUBLIC shows itsel
to want, and to make low prices as a matter of course.
It seems that we were right in anticipating an unusualli
active CARPET season. The stock is none too large, tli(
qualities none too good, although we were more particular
this spring in getting the best and enough of the best. Buy,
ers get the advantage of a good selection at uncommon 1010
figures and sensible people get acquainted with this selectieil
before spending a dollar.
- --And this -same principle rtins_throu6-every-departmetit
in our store. We're showing by ail means the fanciest and
most taking DRESS GOODS in this vicinity. The people
attest this fact by coming here as nowhere else to get what
has come in fashion's favor.
To hand and passed into our shelves,
More new LACE CURTAINS, special patterns
More new BLOUSES, Navy, Cream., Fawn, Pink.
These goods are the coming popular thing...
More beautiful CEYLON FLANNELS for Blouses. '
Afore wide, soft, boiling INDIGO PRINTS.
More (25 pcs) those talkable 5c. FLANNELETTES, worth 8c
More new WOOL and TAPESTRY CARPETS, special
More (50) CURTAIN POLES, complete, only 25e, worth 4G
More new WINDOW BLINDS, complete, all colors.
More new Woof, DELAINES, black and cream grounds.
More new SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, TABLE LINENS.
Gilroy 86 Wiseman,
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FOSTER
We Sustain our
Reputation for good wor
by making every photo-
graph that leaves olt.
studio as perfect as p. s-
sible.
Great SLAUGHTER OF PRICES
FOR 60 DAYS
20 per et. Discouut for Cash
Jackson's Shoe Store.
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We have no lame excuse for making a Reduction Sale at this'
time of the year. We simply want it to be DISTINCTLY
UNDERSTOOD that
In no case will 'WEL
allow our competi-
tors to undersell us. There-
fore we offer you a straight
20 per cent discount off the
regular prices.
This means that Boots and Shoes will be sold in Clinton
without profit for some time to come. We do not confine our
reduced prices to staple and low-priced goods only.
Our whole Stock will be Slaughtered
without reserve. Everything pest,
J• 'JACKSON, Clinton