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jaauary 2$, 1808,„
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eded or
Om .>}1~veIe pled clown to
O arida e,t this season.
all. pboioe:atook of
ITCHES, CLOCKS,
-ELEIRX.,
VEItWARE,
$41:10 add CHINAWARE
i prioea will be�foundthe very lowest
teat' with good - geode. We do all
of repair violt and do it in a manner
• that is satisfactory.
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ng Jeweler,N
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'11 atches, Clocks,
Jewelry; Silverware,
'Optical Goods,
Novelties.
'You ,vin find it a pleasure to
s01ect+ your gifts frons our Mag-
n,1Qcenttitock, as it contains so
many articles suggestive of the
tseason :ilaving bought the
eeolnbe'stock at 65c on
t( .press us in a position
yOit p'eices Hauch lower
elsewhere. ere. \Never before
auch_hi h quality goods
:orc
s i ,;low prices. The
htion which this store has
'gys heldfor the high quality
ltte goods sold, will still be
ii tarried. Safety as well as
afaction comes from dealing
*best best place. A cordial in-'
fop .is . extended to every -
to Bali. We will be pleas •
ell .to show our stock. d
GRIGG,
icoessor to J. Biddlecombe,
'CLINTON.
lyth tair
The Blyth Monthly Pair for the sale of
Aorses, Cattle, etc., will be held on
TUESDAY; FEBRUARY IsT, 1898 '
A large concourse of people always assemble at these fairs, and we have spre-
pared a lot of genuine surprises for them for t ate me day.
i y.liWe, e aveh e i i will
ed
atook•taking, and find we have too many goods
clear out at prices like these:- worth $6 00 for $3 85
Men's Frieze Uletere 50 for 4 25
Ladies' Jackets, brown and black worth worth 64 6 50 for 2 95
Ladies' Jaoketa, black only worth 50 for • 25
Corsets, long waist worth 75 for 50
Crompton's Corsets worth 75 for 50
Ladies' Cloth Slippers 5 for 15
Heavy Wool Tweeds worth worth 25jfor 50
Remnants of Prints in 3 to 8 yard ends worth 10 for 05
Remnants of Prints in 2 to 7 yard endo
Remants of Tweed Dress Goode, in 3 to 5 yard worth 60 for 32
ends, suitable for Drees Skirts0 for
Wool Serge Dress Goods, blank and oolore, endo for Ski
h 30 for 105
9
woI' Check Shirtings, fast eolore worth 08 for 05
Fanny Check Gingham, in bright colors worth 35 for 20
New Pound Prints
We are showing a full range of new English, Canadian and American Prints
in all the latest designs. isCanadian
and American Shirtings
and o
H AND ONE PRICE
Keep Your Eye
CAS •
McKinnon & Co., Blyth
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The Reason Whywe Sell Furniture so Cheap
is this: We buy our stook for ^ash,
whoh have
aa saving of. from
a practiicalo 16 per oent. men, not afraid of woe own our rkaaud understand
there-
fore have se rent to pay. P
onr bueinese. If you need anything in our line we can �s� a y�u y•
J. H. CHELLEW. H
As a result of legislation ' passed at the
instance of Premier Ha dy, no poor and
honest man can now be irlprisoned in On-
tario, Mr Hardy is bound to keep his
Province at the head of the procession in
every respect.
For Seed Grain
Spring Wheat, Peas, Oats,
Rye, Buckwheat, etc., or
For Feed Corn
Go to Standard Elevator.
Forrester & Smallacombe
Clinton, January10 6th,18::
ULINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thnreday, January 27th, 1898.
Wheat, 0 83 a 0 84
Oats 0 25 a 0 26
Field Barley 0 25 e 0 30
Peas 0 50 a 0 52
Buckwheat , 0 28 a 0 30
Rye 040 a 040
Flour per owt 2 20 a 2 60
Batter ry012 a 015
Eggs per doz 1-0-14 a 0 16
Hay new $4; old 1 6 00 a 0 00
ShSheepskins
No. 1 Trimmed. Hides. 0 08 a 0 08
, 2t, tatoes 0 40 a 0 50
Turkeys, per lb ....... 0 08 a 0 08
Geese per lb 0 051 a 0 06
Decks, per pair 0 50 a 0 60
Chickens, per pair ... • 0 55 5 0 a 0 25
0 25
Pork
Dried Apples, per lb0 04 a 0 90
Apples, per bag 0 90
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Very little improvement is noted in the
cattle trade at tit,: market. More butohcr
cattle are in than aro wanted. and the price
is slightly lower. There will likely be a de.
wandfor good export steers weighing 1,300
lbs. and upwards, although for those on the
market the sale w as not by any means fast.
Heavy export bulls bring from $3 to $3.60
per cwt., and for extra good, $3.60. There
were very very few calves in and they are
in demand. 4.50
to4.85 per cwt. Altogether there werembs are worth from
w
64
loads, 500 sheep and 2,700 hogs.
ON THE • DATE OF
Our Great Winding up
,I,
,„,, ......,
Day!TURDAar ain
January
When you may
Have, Full Control
Of This Big Store
- And Its Entire Stock
EADACHE' CURE
and speedy cure for all kinds of headaohes, sick, ibbiliouo s, nervous
us
terioal. Gives prompt relief in neuralgia. Easy
atisfaotion. Guaranteed free from morphia, chloral or opium. 12
in box, '25 cents.
of •Cod Liver Oil. with Hypophosphites,
p by F. Stefano & Co., Detroit. Regular 75c size for 50o.
COVEY. Dispensing Chemist, Clinton
SELL1NG
OUT, I
Bing out, and as the stoc gets smaller
et lower. If you want to save money
; get the bargains while they are going.
elow are a few lines
a ies' Jackets at $1.00
_9 La es' Jackets at $2.00
4 L dies' Jackets at $3.00
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
There were about 650 head of butchers'
cattle, 30 calves and 1C0 eheep and lambs
offered for sale at the East End Abattoir
on Monday. The butchers were slow in
coming out, each seemingly waiting for the
others to break the roads. Several droves
of cattle, ane well as nearly all sheep and
calves were also late in reaching the mar-
ket. There were no really choice beeves on
the market, but there was a larger propor-
tion of fair to good animals than usual, and
these brought lower prices than on last
Thursday. The best oattle sold at about
44-o per lb; pretty good stock at from 4o to
to no per lb. Common dry °owe went at
from 2c_to 3o a lb; calves from a few days
old up to a sew weeks old at from $2 to $8
eaoh. Older calves sold at from $8 to $11
each. Sheep sold at from 3o to 3i}c per lb,
and lambs at from 4/to to 5 c. Fat hogs
sold at 5o to 51o.
This is the Last Chance
You Will Have, so come
Early and Bring Your
Largest Pocket Book
SPECIAL for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 27.28 -29. --Miss McKay, of Montreal, will demonstrate
the superior advantages of The Protector "Lip" and "Tube" Bias Dress Bindings, at our Notion Counter.
Ask to see them. The best Skirt Binding we know—and we know them all. Durable, waterproof and
neat. Beyond all others. We are glad to show them•because we can confidently recommend them.
FREE—With each dress length of the3e bindings the latest French Sktrt Pattern for spring is given.
GIT1ROY & WISE1VIAN, Clinton.
IIMr,imwkwww
A young boy named Sholtz,went into the
electric light station at Wiarton reaeutiy,
and banked up against the switch -board.
His coat was damp,a'd be received a shock
that rendered him' unconscious, and threw
him to the other side of the room. The
boy has seyeral burns on his back. Every
light connected with the circuit was put out
by the contract.
,< . The: former prices were from $55 to $17.50
A •lot of Old Men's Fur Caps, were $6.50 for V.
Aabig stock of Clothing, Suits, Overcoats, Odd Pants,
Vests and Coats, Overalls, Hats, Caps, &c. See our
„~ ttous, Prints, Flannelettes
Shirtings for o5 cents.
A lot of Children's and Youth's Boots, Shoes, Rubber
and ,t Overshoes.at much below cost. See them.
Ries Goods. Shirts and Drawers, Ties. Cuffs,
GleveS, Handkerchiefs, &c., away down in price.
e are Clearing out, no mater what others may say
t110 : contrarrtud you oan get bargains here.
knew Aauertioemtnt'.
BOARDERS WANTED
A couple of young mon can get a 'nice room
and board by applying at NEW ERA OFFICE
Welland now has natural gas for heating
lighting and manufacturing purposes.
Geo. Counsels; Clerk of the County of
Wentworth, died suddenly at his home in
Hamilton.
Mr R. Dandurand, of Montreal, who has
been appointed to the Dominion Senate,
was during the last four general elections
one of the chief organizers of the Liberal
party in the distrietof Montreal. He is one
of the youngest Senators, having been born
in 1861. He is author of a work on "Crim•
inal Law," and a "Manual for Justices of
the Peace," and was president of the Club
National in 1885. In 1891 he was decorat-
ed a knight of the Legion of Hondr of
France. Mrs Dandurand, his wife (nee
Josephine Marohandps the esteemed auth-
orees and vice-president of the National
Council of
hand
Women.
of She
daughter of
Premier
Edward Knowles, 28 years old, a Cana-
dian lawyer and son of a prominent Pres-
byterian minister iu Pembroke, Ont.,spent
last Sunday night in the Buffalo police sta-
tion. He visited a friend in the city, and
at 2 o'clock this morning he was arrested
and looked up on the charge of being a
tramp. On proving his indentity in the
sunrise court he was allowed his liberty.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Summerhill
Cheese Factory, will be held at the Hail, Sum-
p om., or the election ofeb. officers at landsock
the
transaction of general business. All the share-
holders are invited to attend.
G. J. STEWART, BEN. OHURCHILL
Secretary. President
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Re Estate of Eliza Ann Wilson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario 1887, Chapter 110,
Section 85 and amending trots, that all credi-
tors and other persons having claims against
the estate of Eliza Ann Wilson, late of the
dew, d ceased, Clinton,f in the ho died onory
ntyabout the of 26th
day of December, 1897, are required to send by
post prepaid or deliver to W.BRYDONE of
the
xecntorof1the saidfor Jdeceased,mes L. Tonnorube ore
the let day of March, 1898,a statement of their
names, addresses and descriptions, with full
particulars and proofs of their claims, and the
nature of the securities if any held by them:
AND NOTICE is hereby further (given that
after the last mentioned day, the said Ex-
ecutor will proceed to distribute the assets of
the saidldeceased, amongst the persons entitl-
ed thereto, having regard only to the claims
of which notice, shall then have been given,
and the said Executor will not bo liable for
the said assets or any part thereof, to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not have received
notice at'tho time of such distribution.
W. BRYDONE
Solicitor for the Executor
Dated at Clinton, this 26th day of Jan„ 1898
TIME TO
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BORN.
SROSS-In Hallett, on Jan, 18, the wife of
James Ross, of a daughter.
WADE—At Westport, Dakota, on Jan 13.
the wife of W. Wade (neo Eugene Walker, of
Clinton) of a daughter.
MWCEOB -Iof ae
Clinton,
no , on Jan. 21, the wife
of
LOWRY—SHARP the family resi-
dence in Morris, on y Jan 18th, by Rev. S. J. Al-
lin,
daughterJof Mr' JamesLondon,
Sharpe. Miss Min-
DAVIDSON—MoVIM pis ton erre residence
ofy
the bride J.
West,
Mr Walter Davidson, of
Rev. W. J. west,
Bellmore, to Jane, second daughter of Mr John
MoVity.
mon
WATSON..—In Mayfield, on Jan. lath, John
DEANS, -.-Ten Wingbam, on Jan.17th, Annie
T;oiiella, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos• Deans,
aged 6 months and 19 days.
g0•JJlBy.•-At Gitivesten Texas, on Doo.
Sind, Annie, se en•dd da daughter
o f. the llate
Richard Fourby,
gi,t788ELf .'011 Jan. toth at tliMethodist
nareona e, Centralia W. F. Russell, of New
York, father—in—lave of Rev, S. Saltoirl � it- his
firs year,
Watson,
aged 91 years
Extra==Special
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Town Hall, Clinton,
When Shoes are selling
at our present prices. All
WinterGoods specially re-
duced.
Good Hardwood taken in ex-
change for Robes, Blank-
ets, &c.
BB'S Baking
Powder---
Makes Better and Lighter
Biscuits than any other.
H Combe Manufacturing Chemist,
01., t'hysicians' Suplllieg
A fell stook of
Single and Double Harness,
Trunks, Valises, &c.
Shingles—Red & WhiteCedar
Shingles always on hand.
Call and see us.
JAS. TWITCHELL,
Viotoria Block, Clinton.
Monday=Tuesday
Jan. 31st and Feb. 1st
Under auspices and personal patronage of
St. Paul's Church
the celebrated
special
ped l engage-
GILBERT-GORDON COM'Y,
including
Bessie Gilbert, World's Greatest lady Cor-
netrst, late Soloist Gord n, t� pran
Gilmore
Sousa bands
MrsD.Louie
0. LeRoy Kenney, Monologue Artist
F. LeonSidner, phenomenal boy Baritone
Seta Mintz, accomplished Pianist,
and positively last visit of Lanliere's
Original Cinematographe
•
.y
Something
Newr .
We have two new lines in the
baking department, ;one is a
Cycle Cake .
with three flavors, strawberry,
chocolate and vanilla; 10 Dente
each, plain, or 16o ornamented.
The other line is called
Corn Dodgers
Those are partioniarly nine
Oakes and sell readily at loo
per dozen.
OYSTERS—Our trade in .Booth's Bal-
timore Oysters is increasing daily.
A large variety of good �Orangee, Lemons
and Grapes. Dont forget to try
Our Real IXome•made BREAD, it
showing all newe Queen's Jubilee
Procession.
Tickets 25c Resaiar'ted
Zoo 'oi+ Uel at, Ja kB
,
tock Taking
This week we're housecleaning. We have gathered together all the slightly
damaged or otherwi2e imperfect goods, all odd pieces—remnants, odds and
ends, slow, sellers, and all goods that we find it desirable to clear, after a live.
holiday trade. These have all been marked at prices that will ensure a quick
sale. Some on,-'hird, some ono -half, and all at much less than they are at
any other than stook -taking time.
Overcoats and Ulsters
eat $5C
ptge
We have stilleighteen or twenty in stook. We want to sell every one. Yon
can buy a lot of solid comfort for $5 just now. Loads of winter weather
ahead—prepare for it. Boys' heavy Tweed Overcoats for $2.50; will fit boya
of I3 to 16 years.
Ordered Clothing
is giving good satisfaction.
Wedding Oakes n 8peoialty.
Jas. McClacherty, -1
NoVCii Yf Bakers., and Restaurant r
tl'elepbnno lifts. fr
Never before in the history of our business have so many snits been Bold int
the month of January. Our nutter is giving the best of eatisfaotion. We are
building an immense Clothing trade. The corner stone is "largest variety of.
goods and best values."
We are showing 30D patterns of Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
at $10 to $15 a Suit.
50 patterns of Trousering at 55 to $7 a pair.
15 qualities and varieties of Black Worsteds and Serges at.
$14 to 825 a Suit.
The Black Worsted Suit we are selling at $14 is good value;:
you must see it to appreciate it.
The customer who bnys a ten dollar suit will have the same care and attentions
as the ono who boys a suit at $25. We will not allow any garment, to leave• '.
the promisee that is not perfootly satisfactory in style, out, trimmings anis
workmanship.' We know that well•fitting clothes, worn by our .Oast „otter
will do more than anything else in building up our Ordered Olothing.busin
and that it will be to our interest to have every shit we turd out a medal
elegance. Whether you want a Suit or not we will bo ppleased, to: have
Dalt and look over our 800 patterns of Tweeds, All Tweeds jiold at no of
per yard, will be cit frbe of charge.
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The 641, Dealer, itiOnde
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