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Are good for the eyes, they preserve the sight, that; is if pro-
perly fitted, and we guarantee a perfect fit emery time,
as all our customers are fitted by an M. D. that under-
stands
nderstands the eye, and makes no mistakes.
B. RUMBALL, Jeweler, Clinton
MORE
•.
ATTRACTIVE
THAN EVER IS
ALLEN & WILSON'S Prescription Drug Store.
Improvements completed. You don't need to buy to call and see
us, but if you need anything we offer ybu
A Fresh and Clean Stock, ( The Best Goods,
The Purest Drugs, The Best Attention,
Moderate Prices
Watch this space weekly for our special advertisements. It will pay you.
ALLEN & WILSON
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY. Telephone 49
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Montreal, Oct. 15.—There is absolutely no im-
provement in the position of the English cattle
markets, and, consequently, in the feeling•here.
Cables to -day were mncb the same as last week
„rhaps a little better for choice cattle, but
certainly worse for middling qualities. There
were about 550 head of butchers' cattle, 60
selves and 700 sheep and lambs offered at the
Zast End Abattoir to day. The butchers were
yreeent in considerable numbers but trade was
not brisk and prices continue the same as on
Thursday. A few of the best cattle were sold
at about 310er lb. but most of the sales seem -
•d to range from n to 31c, while some of the
leaner beasts brought about 2c per lb. There
is a good demand for calves, but many of the
best veals are bought up before getting to this
market. Shippers are paying about 3$o per lb
for good large sheep, ands few superior lambs
are also being brought at that rate for ship}-
to 33 e. Fat�hogs arein. Common
good supply and sell
at from 5c to 5}c per lb.
Wm. Lemmon, a Kingston boy, was
killed by falling on a elate pencil held in
his mouth.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every T hareday afternoon
Thursday, October 18, 1894.
Wheat, spring 0 47 a 0 50
Wheat, fall 0 47 a 0 50
Oats, 0 25 a 0 26
Barley 0 35 a 0 40
Peas 0 48 a 0 49
Flour per bal3 50 a 3 50
Pork 600a600
Butter 0 16 a 0 17
Eggs per doz 0 13 a 0 13
Potatoes' 0 35 a 0 35
Hay, New and Old 6 00 a 6 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 2 50 a 3 00
Sheeepskins 0 15 a 0 50
Wool 0 15 a 0 17
Chickens per pair 0 30 a 0 35
Triumphant is the word that expresses
the ovation to Hon. Mr Laurier at Morden.
The people turned out almost unanimously,
and were carried away by his speech.
COMBE'S BAKING POWDER !
The people of Clinton no longer find it necessary to send to London for a
strictly high grade Baking Powder, as we supply them now
At 25 Cents a Pound
Having used Combe's Baking Powder for some time, we can recommend, it
as a strictly high grade Baking Powder, being both economical and pure.
BOYD & OAKES, Bakers and Confectioners
4 t We could fill an ordinary newspaper with testimonials.
JAMES H. COMBE,
CHEMIST AND:DRIXF,GIST, PHYSICIANS 4UP"3.IES, ETC.
We sell a Magriificent Irish Frieze Over-
coat
for $7.50 that some houses are
asking $9 for.
Have you seen the fine heavy double fold Cloth anci Tweed Dress
Goods, just the thing for school wear that this store is sellingjor
20e., in all colors. Sold regularly at 25c everywhere.
Our UNDERWEAR this fall ishaving high praise, the
value being exceptional. We give you a Suit, Shirt and
Drawers, easil worth $1.10 or $1.20, for 90c. It would be
worth your while to see them
We sell more Men's,Youths' and Boys' Clothing than any -
house in Clinton, and we have now more to show you
than ever before.' All sizes, all patterns, all colors and
prices. Mind we don't ask the profits some houses do.
Never in the history of the Mantle trade has such a really beautiful
and select stock been laid before the public. We sell lovely Jackets all
the way from $4 to $40. No lady wanting a Mantle will do herself
justice in buying without seeing this stock.
GILEtOY oc W1SEIVIAN
CLINTON
11110ini READYH
We have pleasure in placing before our customers our new stock of
FALL • AND : WINTER GOODS
Which is nearly complete in the different departments. We have been
especially careful in making our selections, buying only the newest and
most saleable goods, suitable for the trade. We are bound to keep to
the front, and for quality and value we can't be surpassed. We have
always made it a point in our business never to be undersold. We are
bound to give the best value that possibly can be given, and are always
ready to quote prices and compare values. We fear no competition.
DRESS COODS We have the best range of Dress
Goods that we have ever carried.
Don't buy until you see them.
HAVI-NG GOOD TIME
Is a delightful human experience; everybody who carries a
WALTHAM OR AN ELGIN WATCH
Before buying see our TAILOR MADE MANTLES, there is nothing in
1 to equal them in quality or workmanship, as they are all made by
cticai and "perienced workmen. Superior to anything in the market
JP
Can have the best time in the world, accurately adjusted to heat, cold wail
position. Strongly yet finely made. Beautiful in appearance and the
most reliable time keepers made. Every watch fully guaranteed
Sold by
H. JACKSON. THE JEWELLER
OVERCOATS 1
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A Snap in Men's Overcoats a
30 of them only. Sizes 36 to 40, ranging in price from $6
to $8. All offered at one price, and that price
84.00.
Have you seen our all wool FRIEZE ULSTER,,
with heavy wool lining for $8
All sizes in CHLID'S and BOYS' OVERCOATS,
with and without Cape.
BOOTS : and : SHOES.
In this line we distance all competitors. We sell
We have added largely to our Cloths and Gents' Furnishings, Men's Long Boots for $1 a pair
AI LCA RIFT �"r ' We do Tailoring in a superior manner. See goods and get prices
INIILL]INERYOur stock is full and complete, the large amount of business done in
this line speaks for itself. Our immense trade is rapidly increasing
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Carpets and Staples.
PLU1VCSTEEL 6L GIEBINOS, Canton
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Do you ask how we cs,n afford to sell so cheap? The question
is easily answered. We buy for CASH and we sell for.CASH
W, L. OUIMETTE.
CASH DEALER, LONDTi,SBORO