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1:0:00 Winter Goods as we do not wish to
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60• carry any over to next season; and
= we are determined to do it if low
0� prices are all inducement.
This week we will give -our BARGAIN DAY PRICES on all
Fancy Woolen Goods,
Ladies' and Children's Vests,
Ladies' and Children's Wool Hose,
Men and Boys' Underwear.
Ladies' and Children's White Wear.
et�
Millinery COrSS
at 1 --AT_
P1 [_
zri Ce. BARGAIN DAY
REDUCTIONS I
W. H. BEESLEY & U0.
The Ladies' Favorite Establishment, Clinton.
MEETING. -There will lie it meeting
I DEATH OF A GOOD YOUNG WoMAN.—
pf the Directors of the Horticulture)
Society in the Clerk's office, town hall,
Thursday
Last Thursday Lily, daughter of Mr.
W. J. Holmes, joined the silent major
A.•• --Thursday evening, 18th
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ity, aged 20 years. The young lady,
Ways of T'allki ng.
Inst., an attractive programme will
take place in the $. A. Barracks, The
ributed in the near future.
'Some people talk with their months,
baud will be to the front with several
selections or now music. There will
COMpplication of diseases resulting in
j death. The funeral took place to Clin-
ar'Som with their fingers. We talk
g
thitough our Goods. No matter how
e a num
also be of new songs, reclita•
g
an operation the
hospital at Norfolk, Virginia, and that
lattitrh we talk about the goods, if the
tions, and ether items on ati variety of
instramen�v. Captain ldtnith, the
A TRAVELLING CARTOONIST, -14i,,
tZP ods did not talk for themselves, all
comic vocalist, also Lieut. Liston, the
LONG TALKS. -The Bell Telephone
7ompany have
our descriptions would fall flat.
harpist, are expected to be present.
i
sketches
hes of Hon.141 r. Footer, Sir R.
No better value wits
Captain Smith will conduct services
will prove a great, convenience, as busi-
ever offered than our
on the following Saturday and Sun -
int and with practice would develop
Salt and Pepper
day.
ENTANGLED.—& Friday
"Butler"
Shakers
COLLEGIATE BOARD MENT1No.-Tho
a
joint stock company has been organ-
. • •
statutory meeting of the Collegiate In.
lios. store, took fright and became
(in fivestyles) and oil r
stitute Board was held in the Town
are informed several Clintoniars are
financially interested in it.
Sjnall Flower Tubes
Clerk's office last Thursday night.
ront. After severing the tie and
li es. Gall and see for
in two shapes.
There were present Chairman Dr.
Shaw, Secretary H. Foster, Treasurer
in the way of pa,villions, ice cream par-
lora, bathrooms,
yourself. The price is as odd as
is d•
W. Jackson, and Trustees James Scott,
li ht,
g
the value goo
I H. Plumsteel and H. B. -Combe. James
( prepared.
tO cents each,
Scott was eleted and H.
cJacksonir
ected
f the very best breeds in the Domin-
)n are now housed here. and the latest
the Oddf(dlow's ball on the 11th Inst.
The evening was very
Foster and W e- elman
Sec -
pleasantlyy spent
by the members and their fr•ientls,
Two for 15 cents,
and Treasurer. TheiTreasuret's
criously of engaging in the profitable
aising of try. His farm
was spent in games of different kinds
report
report was read and adopted as follows:
which was followed by tt progrant of
music and singing, also a very interest- f
Three for 20 cents,
RECEIPTS.
of make a specialty of poultry.
Four for 25 cents.
Balance on hand ............... ... .....:3 799 24
School Fees ................ ..... ...... 1,005 25
was provided in the shapeof sandwiches
If you buy only one you get good
County Grant ............................ 1,719 38
Government grant ...................... 984 57
Town grant
ap ]pet Friday Miss Annie
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d
value but note how the price windles
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Examination fees... ........ """' 1'� 66
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when you take two, three or four.
HOW SobIF TORONTO PRINTrms Do
ag Sunday the young lady was taken
With every Ten Cent Cash Pur-
$6,435 44
calls at-
teutionito their style of doing business.
Chase we give you your choice of
D18.fURaE1l'': a:
Salaries. ....................... .........$ 4,955 79
peration would be necessary, the (
TWELVE NOVEL STAND
School supplies .......................... 170 M
Fuel account ........................... m 98
known classes of work they charge
little
BELIEF PICTURES -
Repairs .... .................... 68 91
PrintinK.......... ....................... 12 25
eath, which occured yesterday morn,
They areoruamentsand have been
Insurance ... ................. 19 50
Examination Expenses .................' 20410
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a leciated b those who have
pP Y
already secured them. A ten cent
Sundries ............... ................ 29 43
Bal. on hand ........... .... 1,510 79
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it with all her acquaintances. Her
purchase in any of our departments
$6,435 44
to the offices that help the town. The
and ask for one.
The big balance is accounted for
slighter of Mr. M. Miller, of Bayfield,
the latest to go to the wall, and the
front the fact that the County Grant of
head of the concern skipped to Chicago
after collecting all the funds he
,err anal Mrs. Jsmes Ea lClin•
eeon
$ r
seventeen hundred dollars was paid on
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The W. D. Falf Coo'
the last of December. The Treasurer's
bonds were increased from $1,1100 to
pas
$3,000. Accounts were cased as fol-
and Major Jordan, of Goderich, at.
t 2 p, in. and proceded to the cetne-
lows: -E. Herman, $2.50; VV. Oakes,
try thare. The circumstances are sad
CLINTON
wood, $28.50; J. H. Combe, $4.38; Jas.
Walkinshaw, wood, $15; Davis & Row -
very unpleasant experience on the re-
Agents Parker's Ave Works.
land, $2.35; balance on wood. 43c. ; J.
r
ers and the result was that the oc•
Cuninghame, express, Doc.; Wm.
eupauts wele landed at Dr. Shaw's
ae Diocese of Huron, greeting: Myob.
Jones, latch keys, 50c.; map supply,
>ct in appealing to you on the present
1.17P-Hwen News-Recora
$41.12. Committees were appointed
a, follows: — Property, Chairman
Scott,
thrown from the rig and battered.
he details of its sufferings tare too
Dr. Shaw and H. Foster; disci -
Lmiliar to your minds to need any re-
$1.28 a Yesr-41.001n Advance
pline, Messrs. Plumsteel, Forrester, and
not serious, and we are pleased to
chronicle the fact that Goderich is
our minds the sOlelntl fact that not
my are thousands dying iu Botubay,
Jackson; Special, Messrs. Combe,
le city immediately affected, but
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1897,
Plumsteel and Scott. Repairs to
desks, &c., were referred with instruc
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tions to charge certain damages up to
dation, sects everywhere to reign.
.n appeal for their relief has now been
Pork prices remain at $5.25,
students, and the saine course to be
Mr. A. J. Holloway was in Montreal
NEWS. S.
v 1`t w rr
pursued in regard to mutilated exam.
)ane where it will meet with it more
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ination papers. The Board will meet
the third Ftilay of
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In and A>rgund the Uub,
every month. Ad-
jourued,
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a we have been by the good hand of
one day last week,
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There will he service in St. Joseph's
%VP. the will, to afford them timely
NEARLY A CUNTENARIAN. — .,The
.d much-needed relief. The love of
if�plUlt �ilX
young may die, but the old must," is
returned from Toronto last week.
Highest price for butter and eggs-CANTELON
a true saying•. Young and old ace
pt.,siilg away from da; to day and the
to revelation of the truth which
of Goderich, was in town on Monday.
march goes on from the cradle to the
Madame Wall and her pupils, also Mr. F. W.
Port. eloeutiontat, of St. Louis, March 2nd, in
grave. One of the latest tojoin the
silent tmajority Was Mr. Edward Twit-
;.
fire town hall.
(-bell, whose age was over the 92 mark.
>
LO same Queen, and fellow -members
'the samo Empire its ourselves, all
He was a grand old man, born in Som -
resistibly lead us on to afford them
SINGING CLASS. -Miss McWhinney will open
the singing class before mentioned at Mrs.
ersetshire, England. He came to Call -
ada about the year 183.4, 03 years ago,
Bishop of Huron will be at St,
Paul's church next. Sunday morning
Worthington's this (Tuoacay) cussing at 8
o'clock. Terms $1.50 for ten one hour lessons'
along with his late respected wife (who
i offering to be made throughout the
one each week, to be paid in advance.
died Illt(tUt 10 years ago In Clinton) and
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recently worth about $17,000, will
Ind. Pr:•Lyin�• that God will open all
one son Edward who now resides in
mets toward the afflicted and t,eedy,
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FOR SALE. -Well-bred Silver Laced Wyan-
dette Cockerel at a bargain. -FRANK EVANa,
Pennsylvania) and first settled in
Little York, now called Toronto, He
$`
drayman,Clinton.
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was apprenticed as a carpenter and
followed his calling in this country.
WAIT Fon IT. -Madame Small, with outside
For several years he remained in York
talent, assisted by a number of her pupils, will
love a Concert in town hall onTuesdayevening,
and finally removed to Kingston, and
March 2nd, 1897.
then to NewYork State where Ise re-
mained for several years. Afterward
he returned to Kingston and worked
MASONIC. -Clinton Lodge NO. 84, A.
for some seven years and came to
F. and A. Al., meets on Friday evening
Goderich where be found profitable
7,
at 7.30 o'clock,
employ nnent for seven years. His at-
LET Us KNOW. frequently
tention was directed to farming and
-Quite
he bought a farm on the Lake Shore
gatherings of a public nature take
Road in Ashfield about a mile from
place in town of which the Press is not
Annberley and worked it for some
;riven any notice whatever. The over-
time. In the sixties he moved to
sight is certainly either through neg-
Clinton and retired to private life,
lect or want of thought. All we desire
his son Arthur remaining on
is. that the Press be officially notified
the farm. About sixteen yearn
oaf what is to take place. Then we can
since Airs. Twitchell died in
be of even greater value to society and
Clinton full of years and hon ar.
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the general public.
The highly respected old gentleman,
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later on, spent a few years with his
INDIA FAMINE RELIEF FUND.—Ad-
daughter, Mrs. Seegmiller, at Walker-
slitional donations received by the
ton, when he again returned to Clinton
Molsobs Bank and forwarded to Ot-
and spent his last days with his son
taws: -Mrs. A. H. Paterson, $1; A J.
James here. The family consisted of
Tyndall,$1 • Blank, 50c.; W. Grigg' 25e;
Miss Carol Newcombe, Mrs. R. C.
six sons and two daughters, the sur -
being
$1;
Burton, Varna, D. Robb, R.
vivid members Mrs. Seegmiller
Tulin
$1; $5;
and of California. Frank, of Phil -
Douglas, $1; W. J. Biggins, $1 ; Mrs.
adelphia, and James and Arthur, in
,.5
Parsons, $2; For India, 25c.; J. H.
Clinton ; William and Mrs. Arnold.(the
Combe, $1; Mayor Holmes, $1 ; small
latter of Goderich) being deceased.
sums under 25c., 700. Total to date,
The funeral took place to Clinton cem.
$,77.70. Intending subscribers are re-
tery, the pall bearers being blesses. G.
eluested to hand in their donations as
Gilchrist, John Jackson, Chas. Ridout,
soon as possible.
Chas. Hillvar, town, Mr. McGaw, of
Goderich, and T. R. Foster, of Tara.
PHRENOLOGIST WELCH. -Prof. A.
11. Welch comes to Clinton very highly
THE LATE Hvou MCDONALD.-It is
recommended by the Press of Ontario
•widleading this Province. At
with dee pp regret the announce the
citizens of
dearth of Mr. Hugh McDonald, which
Wingham and Blyth, int.hiscounty, the.
Press in high
sad event transpired at hN borne,
speak and pronounced
terms of the as a
Albert street, north, last Tuesday even -
ingHis
gentleman phrenolo-
age as 87 years. Four or
gist of superior merit. The Acton Free
five. years since the deceased was at
Press, a t.lroroughly reliable journal,
the station seeing a friend off when he
a>ys of him: -"Prof. Welch is pro-
narrowly escaped instant death, He
'
noamced by every one examined as the
phrenologist and marvel
missed his footing and fell between the
greatestliving
moving cans and platform. One hip
i.
in character reading -thousands can
was severely injured front which he
testify to the great good he has done
never fully recovered. Later he again
Kf
them by giving scientific advice they
injured the same member by a fall on
van secure nowhere else."
the icy walk and had since been
con -fined
to the house. The late Mr. Mc-
Donald was born in Inverness.
Scot -MEETING.
-The County Council House
orf Refuge Committee met in the
Clerk's in
land, being a man of excellent physt
con -
office Clinton last Friday to
determine and award grocery supplies
t ycting and w riekd on thefirst railway lway
built in Scotland some 71 years ago.
and other business. There were pre-
Kent Warden Cox, Commissioners,
In 1850 he came to Canada and lived
Moonsy, Hyslop, Torrance, County
Clerk Lane, Inspector
for a short time at Hamilton. Ili 1&51
lie eatue W Htiron and located on lot
Coats and Mafia-
„er Frenuh. There were four tenders
for meat, that of Ford & Murphy
44, 2nd concession, Tuckersmith. A
yeat. or so later, on the 1st of February
h, left for Montreal, driving
V.
being accepted; two for bread, J. A.
King's being accepted: five for general
all the
Iva with a horse and cutter.
y There. be
groceries, J. W. Irwin s accepted. The
engaged in his chosen vocation, se^_lir•
Ing contracts on the Quebec and Rich
Rpen
Committee decided to erectai the
and poultry house, for whi ch
mond and Trois and Pistoles railways,
.
County Clerk (after
and in MArch 1855 t
returned to Tucker -
smith, driving all' the way with the
plans
plans and specifications are prepared)
up to March 25th. Inspector• Coats
same horse and rig. Here he hewed
vats anrtborized to secure livery for use
out a home for himself and family,
remaining on the farm until about
cif tiny clergyman to attend the House
of Refuge on Sabbaths to hold religious
10 years ago. Iie disposed of the pro-
to Mr. Turnbull
vervic•es. The Insppector is to report
perty and retired to
Clinton and purchased the pro -
{
the cast of a refrigerator and if stiffs-
tactory one will be purchased. Several
pertywhere he died. His lereaved
and respected Inner
minor matters were left for the Inspec-
and Manager to deal with. It was
ly a Miss Bill]) was 1t,rnfPdme 11
t.or
wedlock's bonds in
decided to plant one and a half acres of
13.47, almost
half a century itgo. There were nine
orchard, and to graft the old' trees
where necessary; the varieties and
cost to be submitted at next meeting,
of a family, two of them first seeing
the light of day in England. Onlv
'
three of the children survive-Wii-
The Committee recommended that so
fav as practicable the supply cf dry-
Liam who resides in Washington Terr-
;'..
;;nods for use of the Rouse of Refuge
itory; Mrs. Thos. A:lustard, of Abi-
ho secured from a wholesale house
lene, Kansas (the lady and her hus-
band being here now on a visit); and
direct. A set of single harnes9 is to
Mrs. Enos Crich of the township of
he pm•ehesed at it cost of about $15.
Grey. The late Mr. McDonald was
The Harper & Lee Recount tv'as left
&c.,
a man of liberal mind, precise to it de -
re panels of Inspector, extras,
gree, and strictly honorable in all his
•
to he settled by Committee.
dealings. The funeral took place to
'
Madame Wall and her pup;ls, March 2nd, In
Nle town hall,
Turner's cemetery in ZuClcersrnith on
Friday. Peace to the dead pioneer.
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1 *00000.�•AO....O.Rti...�...w..M....a.ai..
1 0..000
10.000,00.•
I !so:::* We are very anxious to clear out all
1:0:00 Winter Goods as we do not wish to
100000
60• carry any over to next season; and
= we are determined to do it if low
0� prices are all inducement.
This week we will give -our BARGAIN DAY PRICES on all
Fancy Woolen Goods,
Ladies' and Children's Vests,
Ladies' and Children's Wool Hose,
Men and Boys' Underwear.
Ladies' and Children's White Wear.
et�
Millinery COrSS
at 1 --AT_
P1 [_
zri Ce. BARGAIN DAY
REDUCTIONS I
W. H. BEESLEY & U0.
The Ladies' Favorite Establishment, Clinton.
MEETING. -There will lie it meeting
I DEATH OF A GOOD YOUNG WoMAN.—
pf the Directors of the Horticulture)
Society in the Clerk's office, town hall,
Thursday
Last Thursday Lily, daughter of Mr.
W. J. Holmes, joined the silent major
m evening of this week at 8
)'clock to furthur consider the
-
ity, aged 20 years. The young lady,
varie-
Lies of seeds for all members to be dis-
who was very highly esteemed, had
been a close studentand worked hard,
ributed in the near future.
which it is thought superinduced a
OPERATION. — Word was received
zere on Monday that lvfr. Thos. East,
COMpplication of diseases resulting in
j death. The funeral took place to Clin-
prother-in-late of Mrs. Geo. Johnston
;own, underwent in
ton cemetery on Sunday. THE NEWS
I RECORD extends its sympathy
an operation the
hospital at Norfolk, Virginia, and that
to Mr,
'Ltd Mrs, Holrues in their ntliiction.
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to was doing its well as could be ex ed, He
s a Son Mr. Thos. East,
A TRAVELLING CARTOONIST, -14i,,
tof
A the brick yaid,
Roberts, representing the Snowdrift
LONG TALKS. -The Bell Telephone
7ompany have
Spice Co. of Brantford, while in town
the other day, made a number of pencil
put in two long dis-
,once transmitters, one in the Central
i
sketches
hes of Hon.141 r. Footer, Sir R.
ifffce and oue on the Trunk line. They
Cartwright, flon, Mr. Laurier and
will prove a great, convenience, as busi-
other notables. He is quite a cartoon,
less -men and other people will now
to enabled to talk with New York and
int and with practice would develop
other long distance centres.
a second Bengough.
ENTANGLED.—& Friday
"Butler"
SUMMERHOTEL OolearnFI
Tourists will he pleatthat
ir. G. I. {ilty's horse,
a
joint stock company has been organ-
rhich was tied in front of Cantelon
ized to build it modern summer hotel at
lios. store, took fright and became
Bayfleld during the present year. We
ntangled in the tie line and harness
are informed several Clintoniars are
financially interested in it.
nd threatened to penetrate the glass
P g
The hotel
will have seventy-six bedrooms and
ront. After severing the tie and
every accommodation will be provided
eine of the barness the animal was
in the way of pa,villions, ice cream par-
lora, bathrooms,
rought to its feet, the damage being
etc. There will be
li ht,
g
about eight acres of ground. Plans
I and specifications have already been
POULTRY. -Froin prese:;t appear.
( prepared.
aces Clinton will during the coming
eason be a great poultry centre. Same
I. O. FoRweSTERs -This popular
and reliable Order held an at Horne in
f the very best breeds in the Domin-
)n are now housed here. and the latest
the Oddf(dlow's ball on the 11th Inst.
The evening was very
n join the ranks is Mr. D: A. Forester,
pleasantlyy spent
by the members and their fr•ientls,
,,ho has one of the best locations to be
aund. Mr. W. W. Farr:an is thinking
also
a member of visiting brethren from
Bayfield. The first part of the even in
criously of engaging in the profitable
aising of try. His farm
was spent in games of different kinds
you cannot
e surpassed in this .line. Poultry
which was followed by tt progrant of
music and singing, also a very interest- f
hould only he raised for profit, and
re are surprised that more farmers do
ing account of Forrestry given by Bro.
Cameron,
of make a specialty of poultry.
of Lucknow, it provincial
Deputy of the Order, after which lunch
here is a good profit in poultry.
was provided in the shapeof sandwiches
AND SUDDEN DEATA.— Two
SAD'eeke
and coffee. Everybody seemed to en-
ap ]pet Friday Miss Annie
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Pre ed themselves its and the wish NAS eX-
pressed that it would occur oftener.
Tiller, of Dayfield, saute to Clinton
u a visit to her sisters. The follow.
HOW SobIF TORONTO PRINTrms Do
ag Sunday the young lady was taken
I.1'. -The failure of a few more of
Porouto's job printers if late
uito ill and medical assistance had to
calls at-
teutionito their style of doing business.
e called in. It was found that tin I
They have canvassers scouring the
peration would be necessary, the (
country for orders, and on certain well-
ause of the houble being a very
known classes of work they charge
little
irge internal abscess. The cause of I
above the cost of the material,
hoping of course to
eath, which occured yesterday morn,
get something
r else to even up -and in some cases they
ng was inflammation. The young I
succeed. Town merchants attunes get
idy was highly respected and popu.
caught, and then vow that they will
it with all her acquaintances. Her
"encourage home industry" and prac-
tise real economy by giving their work
ge was but twenty years and three
to the offices that help the town. The
months. She was the youngest
Brough Printing Co., of Toronto, is
slighter of Mr. M. Miller, of Bayfield,
the latest to go to the wall, and the
lid sister of Mrs, P. Keir, Mrs. H.
head of the concern skipped to Chicago
after collecting all the funds he
,err anal Mrs. Jsmes Ea lClin•
eeon
$ r
could
get.-Almonte Gazette.
nn. rhe funeral will take place
rom the residence of deceased's fath-
RUNAWAY. - Mayor (Dr.) Shannon
r, Bayfield, on Thursday, Feb. 181h,
and Major Jordan, of Goderich, at.
t 2 p, in. and proceded to the cetne-
tended the funeral of the late H. W.
try thare. The circumstances are sad
C. Meyers from Senforth and had a
i tlin extreme. I
very unpleasant experience on the re-
BIsHoPBALDWIN'SPLEA.-I-IisLord- f
hip Bishop Baldwin has issued the
turn journey, Opposite the public
school here the horses asserted their
Allowing plea to the members of Iplve
ers and the result was that the oc•
[uron Diocese: -To the members of
eupauts wele landed at Dr. Shaw's
ae Diocese of Huron, greeting: Myob.
office for repairs, The gentlemen
>ct in appealing to you on the present
were nct seriously injured, although
ccasion Agt.o Arouse your sympathy to-
'A•rd fain ine-and-plague stricken India•
thrown from the rig and battered.
he details of its sufferings tare too
They trained home and the outfit was
Lmiliar to your minds to need any re-
sent for next day. The damage was
earsal on my part. It will therefore
e sufficient, if I seek to impress upon
not serious, and we are pleased to
chronicle the fact that Goderich is
our minds the sOlelntl fact that not
my are thousands dying iu Botubay,
still
epalerl 1 k1ap, and Major.. Tile 0111
le city immediately affected, but
was Close.
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nroughout the whole Presidency,
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iisery and want, such as baffle des-BriefTown
Topics.
dation, sects everywhere to reign.
.n appeal for their relief has now been
Pork prices remain at $5.25,
tilde to all parts of the Empire, and I
in confident that to no laud benwith
Mr. A. J. Holloway was in Montreal
[er Majesty's sway will this appeal
on business.
)ane where it will meet with it more
The 25 Club enjoyed a pleasant hop
earty and vigorous response than in
last Friday night.
Lis the Dominion of Canada. Blessed
Mrs• Tufts, of Belgratve, was in town
a we have been by the good hand of
one day last week,
od, with rich anif various plenty, the
ave the meads, as assuredly as we
There will he service in St. Joseph's
%VP. the will, to afford them timely
next Sunday tit the usual hold'.
.d much-needed relief. The love of
Mr. T. Jackson, of Jackson Bros„
first which prompts to every effort
returned from Toronto last week.
r assuage the sufferings of hurt nnty;
Messers. Geo. Reid and H. Mckenzie,
to revelation of the truth which
of Goderich, was in town on Monday.
,aches us that the afflicted of India
-e bone of our bone in a common I
Clinton curlers say Mr. D. A. Forr2s-
.ot herhood; the undeniable and grati-
ter is about to join them. in the "hog"
•ingfactthatthey are fellow -sit bjectsof
business.
LO same Queen, and fellow -members
'the samo Empire its ourselves, all
Mrs. Downs, Albert st., returned
horse Saturday front an extended visit
resistibly lead us on to afford them
to Guelph.
nmediate and substantial relief. Appoint SundCon-
lent
lent hearty and generous re
Ouse, te
I now Febvu-
Bishop of Huron will be at St,
Paul's church next. Sunday morning
, ay,
y 21st, as the daffy on which I desire
and evening,
i offering to be made throughout the
Mr. Wm. Weir, whose father died
[ocese on behalf of the Indian Relief
recently worth about $17,000, will
Ind. Pr:•Lyin�• that God will open all
come in for a share of Live amount.
mets toward the afflicted and t,eedy,
I
Mr. John Fisher, painter, has return -
i eniain, your brother in Christ,ed
AURICE S. HURON,
to town and takes charge of the
painting department in the foundry, ,
We don't pay
The Editor
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Of this Paper . '
For this Space
For nothing, we nee it week after week all the year4ttd4tal1t43 et+eiR
since it first issued, to tell the buying public wbal we sr'a t�•pJogi :hist
the beat money we spend and we get full value for it, or we i uli 49t
keep it up. It is true, some people may not believe all we et►q, of we
often hear people say they got fooled once and that was enough fol
them, but no one eau ever say that about our weekly talk, ours Are
honest and you may depend on Khat we say. We use the colurave of
this paper to tell you what we ere doing. Nearly everybody who stab -
scribes for this paper knows that JACKSON BROS. are in the Clothing
Business but they read our "ad" because we always have something to
offer that must be told in this way. Last week a welt known man in
town came in and asked our clerk for one of the Speciale we adver-
tised last week, and when shown the article said, 'Itain't cheap if it
tain't good," thats just it, the old obsolete phrase, nothing is cheap that
is not good, applies always. We defy anyone to beat our well known.
Leaders, onnsidering the quality, take for instance our $2 and $3 pants,
our 87 and $10 Suits, we are selling more and more every year wbich
speaks for itself, and every year they are bettor. We are building for
this season's trade the greatest $2 Pants and beat $7 Suit ever seen in
Clinton, We got the inside track on the buying and we are enabled to
give a greater Cloth than ever in all these, our celebrated Leaders, and
we will have more to say later on about them. 2 Cases of. our old
country Goods came in last week for our fine ordered work, and the
Gentlemen of Clinton who buy from this lot are sure to be fashionably
dresaed,.,and it would bo a good thing to call and seleot early and halve
a good choica. Everythin.- in suit lengths, no two alike.
Invoices for Hats are in and we expect a big trade in a few weeks.
Everybody always wants the newest in Hale. Many from other towns
come to us for them, which speaks well for our reputation.
London, England, is where we buy nearly all our Ties and we have
advice from Weleh, hlargetson & Co., the celebrated Furnishing Houee,
that they are on the way,
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NEXT SATURDAY ONLY
AND FOR CASH
We will offer the following at prices that should clear every one of them
before noon :-
9 Youths odd Tweed Coats, double breast-
ed, size 34, 35, regular $7,48...........$3.49
11 Children's odd Coats, broken lines, size
22, 2.4, 25, 27, regular $3 and $4..... , . 1.19
24 Men's Hats, stiff and soft, odd siz",
regular $1.50 and $2 ................... 49
For short men, 11 short ends of Trousering
Tweed, our regular price $4.50 to $5.50 fd•49
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The Famous Clothiers, Coats' Block,
CLINTON.
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$1.00 Gloves for 55c.
$1.25 Gloves for 69c.
The other day a big Bargain in Kid Gloves was offered to us, the price
was away below regular and we took the lot. There are too many of
them to put into stock and sell at regular prices, so we will turn them
over quick at a little profit, and last Friday we started selling good
Kid Gloves at prices less than they hive ever been sold for in Clinton,
at 6�c All sizes in 7 hook lacing Gloves
L sold everywhere at $1.25
All sizes in 4 butto ; uiloves,
at 55c sold everywUre at 90c and $1.
V,very aw) from 5J to 71 in Black or Colors. At these prices they'll go
like wild fire. If you want or will want Kid Gloves within the next
year, it will pry you to buy NO\V,
Every Day
tiees New Goods opened up, New Prints, Shirtings,
Dress Goods and some very nobby Veilings are among
this week's arrivals, and our stock is rapidly getting
into shape for spring business.
What's left of the Winter Stock is being ;rustled aut at prices
that are saving money for those who buy here.
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Dry -Goods and Clothing
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