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Suggestions
Come to you without effort on
examination of our Stock, which
though not heavy is yet bright and
attractive on account of its newnees.
That it is not as heavy as some is due
to the fact that we prefer to give you
each year something new instead of
carrying old stock over from year to
year a thing which of nec'ceseity must
, be done where large stocks are shown.
Ateeverything is now on display we in-
vite your inspection. We will neither
ask nor expect you to buy nuless you
wish. A description of our different
lines is impossible here. Ideas only
are contained in the following list :-
PERFUMES roc to $5 abottte,
10 to 750 au oz., 25 and wore
olio ce odors.
A I'OMIZERS 25o, 50o, 75c, $1.
BRASS NOVELTIES with
good view of our town hall on the
following a*ticles :-Jewel Box
with lid 25o. Ink bottle 500.
Trays 25o. Photo holders 500.
Card receivers 50o. These goods
are not only pretty but useful and
are particularly suitable for absent
friends, for souvenirs or for
small presents.
FURTHER NOVELTIES in braes, Can-
dlesticks, Jewels, Ashtrays, &c.
FLOWER CENTRES in colored and cut
glass $2.50 to $8.00.
STATUARY Venus and Mercury $2.00
each.
SPECTACLES, nothing nicer for par.
ents or grand parents than a good
>b paia of goldrimmed glasses. We
gurantee glasses as well as frames.
$2.50 to $lb,
PURSES $3 down to 5c.
ALBUMS, l° IP.
JARD-IRS 50c to $3.
f, BOWER TUBES different
;. shapes, clear glass, 25o to 40c,
,CELLULOID COON, Dressing Cases,
Glove and Handkerchief, Collar
�d Cuff, Necktie, Shaving,
anicure, Odor, &c., from $1 to
0. Hairbrushes, Mirrors,
Toilet bottles, Pipes, Cigars, and
Cigar cases, &c.
Choose early and avoid disappoint-
ment as assortment rather than quan-
tity of any one article is a feature of
our stock.
GISTS
Allen & '�ilsonl DOTICICIAN9
1 Watches Ho 1 for Christmas ! GD N !
Iloollirliloilleila,seleetios We are o1%ring Special induoetnente to Gash rut/battens for the remainder
_-_.r--Jget opened out the 8ueet eseortmentt of -
Hand
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band painted China Goode, ' st the thing for Holiday Preeente, Fancy Toilet
Sets, Comktination D ' her : +: r' ea Sete, latest deeigna and beat quality.
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'.Cheat won't keep time are worse
than no watches at all. The
kind we sell wil.not mislead you,
they keep time correctly. We
have them for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Boys, in Nickel, Gold, Silver
and Gold filled cases at prices
that are sure to tit your pocket.
Rings
Are also a Specialty with us.
For the Xmas trade we have laid
in a good assortment of Dia-
monds, Opals, Gem and Band
Rings.
Novelties •
In Sterling Silver and Plate as
shown by us are the newest and
latest.
CLOCKS.
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Mary styles and prices
among which is a very tine
Chime Clock the only one in
town.
Repair Work
Guaranteed. We stake our
reputation on this branch of our
business.
'0.0.0• G'�
P. B. Crews.
Jeweler.
Rug Lost.
Lost, somewhere o h yfiold Road. be-
tween Clinton and B a buggy rug with
tiger figure on it. N er will be rewarded on
returning same to D. B. KENNEDY, Clinton,
Farm For Sale.
That excellent pro arty known as the Sly
Farm, comprised of 1 7 acres, on the first con-
cession of Mullett, - o a from Clinton ;
about 110 acres c ; -•r Good clay loam.
Good bearing orch. ,.•- :rr fences and plenty of
cedar. Log house': d frame barn. Never
failing spring. Will be sold at a bargain as the
owner is in poor health. For particulars apply
to Wm. Smithson, W. W. Ferran or David
Dickenson, Clinton. 934•tf
Thanksgiving
Excursions,
Thursday, Nov, 26, '96
Tickets will be issued at Single Fare
good to go Nov. 25 and 26 and
return up to Monday, Nov. 30.
For Tickets and all informa-
tion apply to
TON
W. Jackson AWGENT
Ca TM R.
The Cr P1RIi
Telegraph Co,
Are noted for quick
delivery and prompt
despatch. See that
your telegrams are
affrays sent by this
line.
A. T. COOPER,
C. P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Steam-
ship agent, Clinton, Ont. •
Opal -Rings
Are extremely fashionable.
We have them fri'tn $3 to
$40.
J. B. Rumball,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Central Telephone Exchange.
Winter Term, Monday, Jan. '97.
STRATFORD, ONT.
Canada's popular Commercial School -Noxa
REFFER ter THE DOMINION. Onr courses of
study are bristling with good business points;
experlenoed teabhers in every department; ex-
etudents of other business colleges now in at•
tendance; moderate rates; board low. A GO-
AHEAD SCHOOL TURNING GUY wroesswarce
YOUNG MON AND WOMEN; graduates always sue-
, cadet Beautiful cW.atalogue . ELIOTT, Principal.
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Property For Sale.
of this year. Cell and satisfy yourselves our Goode add Priaea are right.
Have you tried our 25 ' e best value in the market, also the fragrant
Monsoon, brand in lead i. gee (Beware of Tea Peddlers.) NEW RAISINS,
CURRANTS, PRUNES, FIGS, PEELS and SPICES. Pure Essences and
Extracts.
NEW NUTS, GRENOBLE WALNUTS, S. S. ALMONDS, FILBERTS,
CANDIES, ORANGES, and LEMONS, &o.
ate.. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
Extra flue sugar cured Hams, select B. Bacon and Cambridge Sausage,
N. ROBSON, - - - Clinton.
Just Arrived our Chri turas ock of
PEELS, RAISINS, R': ' 5, CANDY, NUTS, &c. '
ITY CHOICE. PRICES LOW.
We have still further cut th +t;, ''es of our CROCKERY and GLASSWARE
as we must very materially re ce the stock hefore New Year. Don't fail to
see our stock, we know the Prices will suis you.
G. J. STEWART.
Again Open.
0, OLSON has got the premises he recently
purchased refitted and will open on THURS-
DAY of this week for business, with a
- Full Stock of ----
FLOUR, FEED, MEALS and GROCERIES.
The stock has been selected with great care,
and the public may rest assured that the very
best value in the market In all lines will be
given.
Any person purchasing 25 lbs. Flour. 25o.
of rolled Oatmeal will receive 0 Ibs. of Red -
path's Best Granulated Sugar for 25c.
Agent for Clinton Flour.
0. OLSON, Victoria St., Clinton.
CLINTON
Skating and Curling
Rink,
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS,
942-tf R. IR W IN.
F.'E
VETE' ,'5URGEON,
Has returno•' ,Qlinton and has his office at
the Queen's Ho el; Victoria Street. All calls,
day or night, will be promptly attended to.
942.11
A CHANCE FOR GARDENERS.
In consequence 01 my age and lack of help, I have
decided to offer for Sal: my spie did gardening pro-
perty consisting of l„ and . 11 acres in Clinton,
some of the beet Ian .-• n t Duty of Huron, innlud.
ing hot bade an•rot • necessary requirements,
There la on the p '. a frame house with cellars
soft and hard wat T' •aro and other outbuildings
The Barfield river adjoins the property. Will mallet
a reasonable price for hall cash and balance secured
by mortgage. As I desire to sell. this is a chance
seldom met with, Apply personally or by letter to
the proprietor,
JOSEPH ALLANSON,
8944 1. Minton
Stray Heifer and Sheep.
Strayed from th Blau: htor house on the
premises of Wm. ' er ; • on the Huron Road,
a fat -sheep, whit' f r tip off one ear. Also
a fat 2 year old i:, •. , dark red in color h
some white welt .red. A suitable reward will
no paid by tlao owners for their recovery.
FORD & MURPHY,
940-tf Butchers, Clinton.
A Rare Opportunity.
For Sale 150 acres, A 1 n or stock farm,
105 acres cleared, bale ncu lied bard wood.
Solid brick house , me barn 28x80; stable
18x50: sheep ho x28; good water. Con-
venient to :t grai elevators, mills, &c. Good
roads and free from all obnoxious weeds, &c.
Will take residential property in Clinton part
pay. Inquire at THE NEWS -RECORD office.
940-3m
House fo R . r Sale •
Two story tra in Clinton, ten rooms,
stone miler, hard soft water. Good ground.
Frame stable. Nor full particulars apply .to
the owner, JOSEPH ALLANSON, Clinton.
9:#?•t[
Cott e for Rent,
Situate on Isaa treet ; six rooms ; hard and
soft water. Re reasonable. Apply to D. 13.
KENNEDY, n Davis & McCool's livery.
939.11
Lot For Sale.
A good 1 acre lot attenbury St. West,
for sale at a big Barg u. Apply to
932 tt T. JACKSON, JR.
Boar For Se
Pe.
That fine thoro b • " dung Berkshire
Boar, William 1I, r:...7 red a, 1260, from the
farm of George Gr: "a; Fairview, Ont., is now
for service on Lot No. 26, 6th con., Hullett.
Terms $1, with privilege of returning twice.
938-41 WM. SNELL, owner.
Notice to Creditor
IN TMATTER-OF 51. JE88OP r' CO., OF
TH •, VILLAGE OF BLYT IN THE
COU " OF HURON, GE RAL MER-
CHAN - • INSOLVENTS.
Notice is her , given t an adjourned
meeting of the Cr: tors o o above named M.
Jeesop & Co. will bo • eld ; Thursday. Decem.
bar 10th, 1896, at thre >' : uck p.m., at the Mike
of Richard Tow, 2J Sc. '; treet,Toronto, for the
purpose of conside . e nomination of In-
spectors at last 'ee appointing In•
specters, fixing t • . remu ation, and for the
ordering of the :.:.: ire of the ' to generally.
1 . 1 YDONIC, .ee.
h. per R • rd 'rew,
Dated th th day of December, D., 1896.
Kindlyy e your claim under a it with
Mr. Riolfard Tew of Toronto.
942-11
WE (JAN GIVE POSITIONS -to � persons of
all grades of ability. Agents. Boole -keep-
ers, Clerks Farmers' Sons, Lawyers, Meehan -
ice, Physicians Preach Studenta, Married
and Single Women. do • Positions are
worth from $400.00 to • ,+i,l+'"'.er annum. We
have paid several : canvassers $50.00
weekly for years. y have started poor
and become rich with us. Particulars upon
application, State salary expected.
T. H. LINSCOTT, Manager, TORONTO,ONT,
Remem - r t f' date.
If yon have Catarrh ,>' "�• hal Deafness
and desire to b cure. ..ou sk of losing
money we will gi • • < • . Ic , e Inhaler
and medicine for the , e of r din: a with•
out asking one cent ., '.ay in r .• nen. Give it
a fair trial at your •me and if . genuine
in every respect nt can •pay $ r same,
it not no charge , 1 bo made. Co. • ything
be more fair? ' on rim no risk. For :medyy
on above 11 .ral terms apply at CO £ E'S
Drug Store Clinton, SATURDAY, DEC. th.
This gra . offer good on that day and •ate
only.
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Tuckeranrith•
NOTES. -Mise Carrie Johns spent a
few days last week with Mrs. A. Seeley,
of Olinton.-Special meetings closed at
Alma on Sunday evening last. --Mies
E. Stephenson, of Clinton, addressed
the E. L. of C. E., on Nov. 29. On
Sunday last the President took the
consecration meeting. -White & Nott
are doing a rushing business 111 cutting
and crushing. -The Sabbath School of-
ficers and teaohers intend holding a
Christmas tree entertainment the Tues-
day evening before Christmas.
WEAK MEN
If suffering .m Lost Manhooh,
Ner a ..9%• itity, Lack of Vigor
Emissions. 10 days 1 ; ; '"w` t sent free to anyone
sanding us ' -acts, in P
STA
age stamps.
DARD MEDICAL CO.,
246 81. James Street,Montreal
West Huron Conseruatiues
I'he ann nal meeting of the West Huron
Liberal Conservative Association will
be held at
SMITH'S HILL
Thurday, Dec. 17th,
Commencing at one o'clock p. m.
For the Election of Officers, General
Business and Organization.
rE• H. CARGILL, M. P. for East Bruce,
chairman of this District, will be pre-
sent and address the meeting.
All friends of the Liberal Conser-
vative cause are cordially invited to
attend, and it is hoped that each muni-
cipality will he fully represented.
JOSEPH BECK, JAS. MITCHELL,
President. Secretary.
Hoimesville.
NoTER.--Mrs. Leech was called to
Goderich on Sunday on account of the
iiiness of Mrs. McKenzie, sr. -Mr. R.
Reid, of 0. C. I., spent Sunday in the
neighborbood.-Mre. Blackwell is on
the sick list. -Miss Nesbitt. of the 16th
con., is visiting at Mr. G. Tebbutt'e.-If
Dame Rumor is correct wedding boils
will be ringing in more than one home
hefore the New Year. -Don't forget the
public examination on the 17th, as a
Acod time fs expected. -Miss Sarah
cheson spent a few days in Goderich.
R. T. of T. -The Templars met on
Monday and the hollowing ofcere were
elected: -S. 0., 0. L. Fiaher; V. 0.,
Susie Ford ; P. C., Geo. Phipps t Chap„
S. T.' Walter; Rec.-Sec., T.. R. Courtice;
Fin. -Sec. Emma Proctor ;Treas., John
Jervis • Herald, Geo. Acheson ; Guard,
John rilebbutt; Sen., 0. Jervis
Mullett.
THE NEW COUNTY COUNCIL. -Mr,
James Snell was nominated at a public
meeting over McDonald and Britton
for the County Council. My own opin-
ion is that a grave mistake was made
in taking this matter up before the
official nomination. Aside from this,
the choice may prove uusatisfactory,
as itis generally admitted that both
Britton and McDonald' have very
strong claims, although my first choice
is Britton and the next Snell. No
elector should pledge himself until the
official nomination takes place, at
which time we will know who is in the
field seeking our suffrages, The new
Act I consider an outrage on the liber-
ties of a free people, but we mustin the
meantime make the best of it, and in
making the hest of it the electors of
this township should vote for the
candidates who have been tried and
faithful no matter whether they reside
in towns or townships, -INDEPEN-
DENT,
Saltford,
NOTES, -Miss Finlater, of Wingharn,
is a guest of Mrs. J, T. Goldthorpe. -
Mrs. J. Kernighan, of Sunnyside, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. Beck, -
Miss Reily, of Londeshoro, was visit-
ing her sistee Mrs. G. Bradford.- In-
vittions are out for another wedding
in the village this week. particulars
later. -Mr, J,T.Goldthorpehas gone to
the Soo to look after his interest in
his sans mill -Mr. P. McEwan is re-
building his derrick and getting his
saltworks in order. -Mr. R. R.
Symonds, we are happy to say is im-
proving.
A Much Congratulated Paper.
The Montreal 'Witness', this being
its jubilee year, has been printing ever
since last December a weekly page of
the reminiscences of its early readers
who still survive, many of which have
been of fascinating interest, and all of
which have been full of eager and
hearty good will for the paper which
has been to the writers a life long
counsellor and family friend. Here is
one of the briefest and most practical
of these contributions :
A FRIEND'S HINT.
(To the Editor of the Witness,)
SIR, -1 was first induced to take this
noble paper by our minister from the
pulpit, in denouncing bad literature
and recommending good. He recom-
mended the 'Witness among the beat
family reading for old or young.
Shortly after I sent for the paper, and
although a score of years ago, I have
been taking it since with pleasure and
profit. The price is very moderate in-
deed. The 'Witness' is a true Daniel,
taking a firm stand for righteousness,
temperance, and everything that
makes for the good of man, and the
glory of the Creator, Now, I have a
request to make of two of the highest
professions iii the land -the press and
the clergy : viz„ that the press shall
kindly give this item room in their
journals -the one to copy from the
other, etc. ; and that ministers of the
gosliel shall speak of and recommend
the 'Witness' to their people, as it is
such a power for good wherever
known.
JOHN W. McKENZIE.
Glen Oak, Ont.
Senfortn.
L. 0. L. ELECTION. -On Monday eve-
ning L. 0. L.:No. 793 elected the
following officers: - Phos. Stephens,
W. M.; Jas. F. Welsh, D. M.; L. B.
Thompson, Chap.; Samuel Copp, R. S.;
Wm. Thompson, F. S.; Robert French,
Treas.; Edward Maken, D. of C.; Wm.
Whaley, Lecturer; M. McDermit, Ben.
Maken, Jas. Marshall, J. W. Slaughter,
Harry Bowen, committee; Wm. Trott,
I. T.; Harry Cooper, 0. T. The Lodge
is in a prosperous condition and grow-
ing in membership. The various of-
ficers gave short and encouraging ad-
dresses, which augurs well for future
success. The Lodge meets the first
Monday of every month. All visitors
welcome.
BIRTHS.
JOHNSTON.-In Clinton, on Dee. 3rd the wife
of Mr. Jamos Johnston, of Goderich township,
of a danghter.
Coos. -In Clinton, on Dec. 5th, the wife of
Joshua Cook, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
GUN ! G
We are practical Meehan tete with a fully equipped Repair Shop. We reati,
reptile. and clean GUNS and SEWING MACHINES of all kind, mai eg
and styles; if any of the parte are broken or worn out we can rnakenew.
We grind, sharpen and polish all kinds of SNI VES,SUI8 OBS.
SKATES, &c., and retemper if required.
Remember we repair everything in the shape of Small Machinery,
Household Utensils, Umbrellas, Parasols and articles of like nature.
Our prices are the lowest that are possible and we guarantee satisfac
tion.
Bay 'your Shells from us-tleU are the best.
The Onward Bicycle Co., Clinton.
OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.
Young Man
What are you going to buy your Mother or any of your relatives
for Christmas i' That is what is worrying a great many young
people just now, well let me tell you,
- Call at the
WOOLEN STOR1E
And buy your Mother or any of your dear friends a nice pair of
• . Woolen Blankets
And their delight will pay you for the little expense you have been to.
You can get a beautiful pair for $2.50
and a very heavy, extra wide pair for $3.50
and upwards to $4.50.
Call and see our
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For $1.00 a pair.
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A. C. Dufton,
Opposite Mason House,
Clinton.
REMOVAL.
The a
Oldest Clown Estausument
In Clinton back again in Victoria Block, noxi to the Post Office. Since 1854
we have catered to the wants of Clothing buyers and this week we re-
move to our old quarters w 'ere we willAgain be ready to serve our many
• `patrons. In years gone b, we ma -reputation for selling only reli-
able Clothing and to -day; 'an • tc `'ly to defend that reputation. The
Clothing Y Furnishings
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Torr-MCDONAOR.--At the residence of the
bride's father Nov. 20th, by Rev. R. Hall, Mr.
F. G, Topp Toronto, to Mise F. A. McDonagh,
of Ashfield.
ALTON-BLARE.-At the residence of the
bride's father by Rev. R. HallMlae Katt/
Mr l�Herbe t Alton, Weshter of t1 Wawanr. oeh, Nov.
26th.
. A difficulty- has •arisen between the
directors and the medical staff of the
Ottawa PrIotestant hospital, and Wed-
nesday the entire medical staff sent in
their resignation.
we sell are good z know they are good, for the past experience hes
taught us the difference betwen Good Goods and cheap imitations. To
impress upon you that we have Good Goode we will offer you
Special Prices on all Lines during this Month.
Come early and see the cloudburst of economic prettiness in Fabrics and
Garments of warm day style and comfort that we display. The wonder-
ful purchasing power of a dollar will be exemplified as never before in
every department, Watch for Special Prices next week, but in the
meantime come and see the Goode.
1 •see'0 1111a -'d0.4 Nr'd
THOS. JACKSON, Sr.
'The Pioneer Clothier.'
Established 1854. Clinton, Ont.
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