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Ladies'r & Gent's
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You will buy them. Warranted every time,
J. B. RUMEALL,
Jeweler and Bell Telephone Agent.
FOR THE FARMERS !
LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP and
•° MILLER'S TICK DESTROYER
AT
ALLEN & WILSON'S
f„. AMILY RECIPES prepared with as much Dare ae physicians prescriptions.
THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS.
CLINTON MARKETS
J)rreoted ever Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, May 31, 1894.
O 55 a 058
O 31 a083
o 35a040
052 a 055
a 860
012 a 013
0 7 a 0 7
035 a 040
500 a 700
200 a 250
025 a 075
O 15 a 015
Wheat fall* i
Oays
Barley
Peas
A'lonr per bal
Butter
Kggsper doz
Potatoes
Hay, New and Old
Hides, No. 1 trimmed
Sheeepsk'ns
Wool
The appeal of Chamberlain, the Win.
ersonator, has been dismissed,.
and a ,, :rv- i three years' sen-
tence. •
MONTREAL LIVE STOOK MARKETS
There was an average market at the
East End Abattoir on Monday, but noth-
ing very startling transpired. There were
some 350 head of cattle on offer, but sales
were not very brisk in the face of an up-
ward trend in prices. Mr L. Delorme sold
a few first -plass western butchers' cattle ab
4}c. The poorer part of the cattle offered
only realized 3jo to 4o. There were no
sales for export. In the way of small stook
offerings were not very large, comprising
some 350 calves, 120 sheep and lambs and
50 lean hogs. Prices, particularly for calves,
were decidedly higher than a week ago.
The range of prices were as follows:—
Calves, 83 to e8 each; sheep 84 to e0 each;
lambs ell to 64.50 each; lean hogs, 85 to 89
each, and young pigs, 81.50 to $2 eaoh.
IRON BLOOD -PI -LLS
LS
Don't confuse these with the common Iron Pills. They are a direct food
for the blood. These pills will change the pale andsallow complexion
of debility into the ruddy glow of health.
Put up in round wood boxes with red label. 26c per box or five boxes for 81.
Put np=only by
JAMES H. COMBE:
CHEB'IIST AND DRUGGIST, PHYSJCIA SUPPT,IES, ETC
B ;—Ws carry the largeet stack of Drums in the'Ccanty zdZnroY.
dine 1, 1894
• GREAT SZLE
Fine Silks offered at less than the cost of mak-
ing. Almost every conceivable shade and
color, in all the best and leading shades that
are popular.
700 Yards in the lot, consisting of Greys, Browns,
Cardinals, Blacks, Golden Browns, Drabs, Blues,
Pinks, and a lot more shades that we do not know
the names of. All offered at only 30 cents per yard.
These silks are really beautiful, and perfect in quality.
24 inches wide, and are regular 60 and 75 cent goods.
We cleared out the whole lot at less than one-third
their value, and now offer the whole lot at only 30
cents per yard. Every lady should see these goods.
GILROY 13c WTSEIVLAN
BIG SALE
CLINTON
Owing to the general -depression and scarcity of money,
we have decided to give our customers one month's busi-
ness without profits, and during the month of June,
All Our Goods will be Offered at
Actual COST! No Reserve!
We shall carry out faithfully what we advertise. We
have not clecided on this step simply for pleasure or the
benefit of our customers solely, but our aim is to make
a .large reduction in our stock.
Remember we can give you Twenty-five
Thousand Dollars worth of GOODS AT
COST. If you think there is any object
in getting goods at Wholesale Prices,
come and see us.
Full Stock in the Dress. Goods, Silks, Staple*, Carpets,
different depart- Hosit��ry, Clothing, Gent's Furnishings,
from
menta to choose Hats,Caps,mac.
A large stock of BOOTS and SHOES -still on hand that will be cleared
out at less than wholesale, as we are Ciispontinuing this department.
Now is the time to get your MILLINERY, Stock complete
in all the new designs,' and at price never heard of before.
See the HATS we have worth 50c., 75c., $1 and .x..25, your choice for 25c
When purchasing, don't forget -the place, but see our goods , d judge for yourselves.
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash,
P S
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Clinton.
FOSTER
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quick for
to's you int
ing to roux
Wall Papers
Here's an opportunity to buy them cheap. 600 rolls Wall
Paper bought for season 1892 and 1893, and ranging
in price from 10 to 15 cents a roll, will be cleared at
5 cents a Roll
Church's Alabastine
1 permanent wall coating—ready for the brush by adding
cold water, and easily applied. We sell it in White
and ten beautiful tints.
SPRING ROLLER WINDOW SHADES—Decor-
ated, Fringed and Lace Trimmed.
CURTAIN POLES complete for 26c to 50c.
Lace Curtains
Our special line 50 inches wide, 31 yards long,
at $1 per pair is a trade winner.
W. L. OU1$ET!E.E.
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