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RI.ed ho D,—Mra, Ben Cole has re- July
Sale,turned home Prorn Detroit, where she
has beer, for some time uriole medical treatment. Her many friends will be
ials
pleased to learn that she is very much
iimproved.
BOWLING ON THE GREFN.—The
What can Clinton Bowlers hada big s last 1
week. At Mitchell Dr. Woods made a IN RY4*
• skip of 24 with one rink and D. A.
O
Be sa•i� I Forrester a skip of 20 for Clinton. At
• JSeaforth D. A. Forrester made a skip p O O p pq `p p p m py
of 15, and G. D. McTaggart 21—total
To bring more customers to our 36. For Seaforth W. Pearce made 18 Th THIS Week, in Order t0 reduce our stock of LADIES'
store, IVa have promised you inat h tit Goderich i20—total
nut take place. ee AND CHILDREN'S DRESS HATS AND Weather,
that we are "Always the Best,
"Often the Cheapest." We I TALI, FALL RYE.—Mr. John Bailey, (SAILORS, so we may not carry many over, we offer
of Hallett, showed THE News -RECORD
have promised is most cases to CLEARING
save you promised
money.in We do our I on Saturday a stalk of fall rye grown _ you Our Choice Assortment at
on his farm which was sown on the PRICES. �� •••••°••°°°°°°°•°°°°
very best to satisfy you, W hat 20th of September last, and now meas -
mora does a ouatoruer want I titres 7 feat 2 inches. He has two acres
What more can the gives which promises well. While till of it Ladies' Sailor Hats great sellers high Our -Stock of
• and theis not otall, it is growth has ice•tainlyexcellent
been ' � — • • • •
e is encu �]. or low crown, white, black, colors, 25c
g t,narveloas, Ladies' Sailor Hats in white with black g Li ht Coats
To pay for a Plate Handle in GREATLY IDIPROVED. — rhe Soo
steel wire, adjustable to any (Mich.) Democratsays:"Hatnilton & band of ribbon, worth 750, for - - 45c Light Vests, 1
J }Liter have changed. the name of their ,!
ordinary plate, just the proper place of business from the Hotel
card leskey to The Detroit Club House, the Ladies' nobby short back Dress Sailors,
thing for a fruit plate, Light Hats, ;4
basket, etc , 10C for those with name it was formerly known by before Trimmed, $1.25, for - - - 85e I
feet or in gilded wire, more Mr. Teskey took charge of it. The
new proprietors have greatly improv- Light Maderelothing
elaborate once at 20c, Wire Photo ed the place by lidding new fliaures, Newest Styles, Lowest Prices, , a:
display and curry it full stock of wines and
Easels are food to protect and ;*
Photographs, and our Wire NewspaPor liquors." a Rites itis arty illy nee- at the Leading Millinery Emporium. Light Hosiery,
� essat.y to say, was�foru,et•iy in bore- ,
4 Rack, good for a lifetime, at 15c ness to Clinton.
e'hould be is every home. Is full and. complete,
NATURE'S FRFAIcs4I
.— r. Seth Fisher_
•••••••®•••° of Clinton hits two pear trees, of
the large early vitriety, which have a
number of long, healthy limbs of this n •••••°••••a•••••O•••
Thb W. D. Falf CO3 f on on growth. The new other, seven
on one and three on the other, are inorae
o
• full bloom all on the east Side. Thia is 1
something unusual. The old wood is
CLINTON.
well laden with well -formed pears. I c
Apcatt. Parker's D?/e 11'ork•+. The yield from this year's growth of
the trees will be watched with inter-
-_ est. The trees are Clapp's Favorite11urc asew N E
fhE Huron News—!lp ofa variety,
e'� MARRIED.—A very happy event took
125 a Year -31.00 in Advance place last Tuesday at the residence Of
W. H, Simpson, Esq„ when bis niece The other day we were offered a bar- See our great 25e Shirts and Drawers.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 1897, Miss Maty Stanbury, only danghter of
11 r. Will. S"a bar•y, London Road, and gain in Summer Corsets; they are See our great 50c Shirts and Drawers.
Mr. Robt. Hurter of Detroit, were here on sale, regular 75c, for - 50c
LOCAL NEWS• united in marriage. Miss Rebecca now Boys Shirts 25c, 40c and 50e,
Will. at•y, cousin r the bride, t and Mr
Ladies' Hygiene Corset Waist in Cream
Will. Stttnbur•y, brother of the bride, yg Men's Shirts 25c 50e and 75e. �.
An anti Around Hite Rubs acted as bridesmaid and groornsutan$1 lar $125 for — — —
respregular . 7 Vests marked down
ectively. Rev. Mi. Burton, h
�1X Varna, performed the cereu,ony. Mr. Special line of White
�fJilUlX V1 Xh. and Mrs. Hunter left by the evening from $1.50 to 50e.
Highest price paid for Cherries—CANTri.O, train for Detroit, their future borne,
Kxos, followed by the good wishes of a host 300 pairs Children's Cotton Hose - 5c Special line of Light Coats $1.
—"-- of friends.
See our Bedroom Suitor at s0.50. Great
Sitap.—BROADVOOT, BOX & CO- DEATH OF A GOOD WOMAN,—MCS.
o
Samuel Wilson, who underwent an 150 pairs Ladies' and Children's Lisle
Miss ANYIE FREEBORN, pupil of Prf. Tor- ••••••••°••°••°°••••
rington, Toronto College of Music, is prepared operation here some time ago for the and Taffeta Gloves in black and colors 10C
to accept pupils m Vocal, Guitar and Yiano• removal of a serious abscess, (lied on
Will accept Concert Engagcments• Saturday. aged 45 years. She had
been a sufferer for some time, another C
WILLIS CHURCH S. S. PICNIC.—This abscess and inflammation of the howels ,
JAGnaON BROS
important went will tike place on Re being too much for her already weak -
creation Park, Clinton, on Thursday ened constitution. The deceased was `�
of this week. A highly delightful pro- a native h s coliy'Down, Ireland, and we
�T 11' ESj-.1E� �/Uomme of amusements will be proved- citme to thin counary,with.her parents 1'•,�Jj L Clothiers and Furnishers,There will be bicycle races, foot —Mr. and Mrs. Za4dice—when one
races, tugs of war, base hall "latch, and a half years old, and settled in H.
and a grand banquet in the evening York. •Some 18 years ago she ,Harried Chi n.
The Clinton Band will be in attend- her bereaved husband in Toronto and THE LADIES' FAl�ORITE ESTABLISHMENT. l t'
has been a respected resident of Clin-
sues. ton many years. A family of five sons
CRICKET.—The now famous Clinton are left. Tine deceased was a member PROMOTIONS,.—The. following pupils I Brief Town Topics.
Club will play with Galt in that town of the Methodist Church for over 3(1 have been promoted to the Fourth A number of Clinton Bowlers are in I
on July 13, next. Tuesday; with Berlin year The funeral took place to class:—Alice Worthington, Lillie J, I 0
in Berlin on July 11; with Listowel at Clinton cernetery yesterday. San, Toronto taking art in the big match.
Leonard Heywood, AnniL Mc- g pt oo C Id
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Clinton on August 5; with Berlin at SUDDEN DEATH.—The death oE
f wen, Eddie Sheppard„est Lizzie Chidley, On Monday
Clinton on August 12; with London FF. W. Terry made the
. Chant, W. Millyard, Jennie Jones. I highscore ,n the big cricket match
at Clinton on August 17th. Reinem- Amelia. relict of the late Robert Cook, Recommended for trial—C. Tebbutt, at Chicago. The figure was 2t.
her the dates and be present at the was a great surprise to her many B. Pearen, G. Cook, T. Horsley and We are very sorry to learn that Mrs. Just because the weather was a good deal colder than usual .�
matches. All of them will likely be James McCool. Promoted Ito Third I Kilt. who left here It short time since and the earl art of this month we have not
closely contested. friends last Wednesday. Her age was Y• dul7ng May . y �' ,
but a few clays more than 63 years. Book—Nellie Holtlies, C. J. Stewart, N. for Calumet, Mich., had the misfortune
RECITAL.—The recital given last The lady hind been ill for some tions, Herman, M. Mc;Zvor, M. O'Donnell, D. I to break her arm. sold the quantity of hue Cotton Dress Goods we would have,..
Robison and David Forrester. ;y[ts• H. W. Cook has returned home had the weather been warmer. We've got a big stock of them,
Friday evening by the pupils of Miss but no immediate danger was antici- _ T s
Hallie Combe was much appreciated ,ted. Pat tial blindness afflicted her, -- -- •- I from it trip to Ypsilanti and Detroit, more than we should have this time of year. There's only
by those in attendance. The evening but pleurisy and subsequent heart fail- Brief Town TohiCs. where she has been visiting her parents
tieing so very warm there was not, ore terminated in death. The deceased and other relatives. One Wa t0 et them out, and that is to put such a price Ori
large an attendance its the entertain- wits a native of Devonshire, Eng., How about bicycle clul>runs ? Mrs. Brooks and Miss Fern Paris, them that they will be hound t0 sell. We have done this and .`
went deserved, and those who did not and cattle to this country when quite A. E. and Mrs. Bra.dwin and child Of
y g, pi Blyth were in Cliuton last Friday who were here on a visit to Mr. and hive here four examples of the way we are going to sell them. ,* '
attend missed a treat. -The Misses out The best art ( her life she Mrs. Wool. Gtntelon, have returned to �, h
Acheson and Miss Fisher of Goderich spent in Goderich township and Hill. G. C, Petty of Hensall was calling on their home at Mitchell.
were much appreciated and acquitted lett, and was evera, devoted member Clinton friends Saturday.
themselves admirably. of the Episcopal church. Her son Clinton Council should see to it that Linnen effect Canton cloths, 34 Fine Jeyphts, ginghams etc. in lin-
John, who has been attending college J. T. Acheson of the county town I the street shade trees are properly inches wide, fast colors, regular en colors, Blues, Greens, Pinks,
OuR FIRE SYSTEM INSPECTED.—Yea- tit Sarnia, Miss Cook at home, and called on friends here last Friday. pruned and a competentrnan should be price was 12;c, now.............10C. Mauves and Lemon color; perfect-
terday the inspector for the Canadian Mrs. Adam Foster, town, are the stir- Miss Shaeffer of Hensall was in town paid to do the work, ly fast colors, goods that will
Underwriters Association, bIr viving menthols of the family. The oil Dominion Day. Mrs. Yenney, wife of principal Fine French 141uslins in Linnen wet"•, regalia, 20c, now.........15C.'?
Fire Un funeral took place to Clinton cemetery There wits delightful weather for St. Yenney of the i eterhoro school, and effects, all popular shades and
Rob,. Howe Of Toronto, visited Clin- g black, washin nods, r¢' ular-.ac., Fancy Cotton Crepons, dark and
ton, inspected our lire appliances and on Friday and was (narked by an Paul's garden party lust night. children are -guests at the residence of gg g
tested the whole apparatus. The sev- attendance which showed very high Uant•elon Bros. made their fie st ship- Mr. W. Foster, Albert St. north. now....... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lgC light colorings, regular L5q now.19C: '
oral firemen required were on hand respect. for the deceased. Peace to the "cent of cherries yesterday. bliss J. A. Combe has been successful ,
noble dead pioneer. {
promptly. In eight min utessteam was in passing the school of Pedagogy, tick- These materials are suitable for either Dresses or Fancy VPaists
Watereverything ready for action. Mrs. W. H. Erwin, of Albion. Mich„ special int English and history. We
TUater was thrown from the market POULTRY NOTE,4.-- (jack Kennedy's is the guest nl' h1rs. F. W. Watts' congratulate Miss Combe ou her and at the price we quote mean genuine motley saving for
tank in single and double sections, and young pheasanis are doing splendid, Mrs. Whitt arrived in Buffalo safely, success. those who buy. Our Stock of Laces and all tririlmi"1]gs for
also from Fates mill water works sys- and his chickens, it least many of Of the cherished old school mates, she Miss Hines has returned home from
tem, to the suture satisfaction of every was the first to leave for good. Mitchell much improved, after it few Cotton Dress Stuffs is acknowledged to be by far the best in r
one present. After the test THk them, are now like full-grown stock.— l' s
Mrs. Robert Downs has strawberries weeks pleasant visit with the family this section. • • • • • • ° °
NEWS -RECORD interviewed Inspector Some of John T. Har•land's fine stock ace 4.iand 5 inches in cit•cunnference• TheyI of Mr. W. R. Davis Of the Mitchell
Howe. He stated that the test was disappearing, and it is believed a skunk are the pine apple variety. AdvUcatc and other friends.
perfectly satisfactory, and that if the is doingthe mischief.—J. B. Rumball ,Hot 'Ot,I I 't! 11 Theen's rn • sent(- "
stipulations made by the Association s i I Cantelon Bros. shipped Or. Monday MEN'S STRAW HATS
has r;ecured a trio of white rocks from tnents, fund don't you forget it I" is t to eastern markets •l42 tubs of choice
were carried out as promised by the Elmira, N. Y.—Jim Howson will have comuronretnark• butter. This is it special order and
Town of Clinton everything would be some dandy brown leghors.—Frank Mr. J. C. Miller, of the Hotel Claren
eatisfactorv. While making the test. Hull's buff le horns will sur rite ,cul- does not include w the general output ,
g I don, was away on it six days visit to front the firm, which is very large. This weep we offer about 75 Men's and 4G
Mr. Howe also acknowledged that the try fanciers.—Lorne C. Todd lost two Port Ifurun and Grand Ritpids. +
Y Sarnia,
water works from Fair's mill wits of F. W. Terry, one of the moat expert $pyg fine Straw Hats till good shapes
great benefit and advantage. fine B. P. R. chickens the other day, , , ' ` n
g and shortly after captnred two very Mrs. I�lluit. and Mrs. A. McGregor, cricketers in Canada, lett for Chicago
large ratty a in:tle and female, and 13 of Winghani, tare on a visit to Mrs. W. Friday evening where he will play and qualities, regular price from � 0C
ORANGE No Es.—Rainey Armstrong, youngsters. He hits not, since lost luny C. Brown, Granton (London Road.) with a Windy City teas, against a 25C to 7.5e, at your choice for .. �✓
the veteran Or;Lngeman and fifer of more chickens.—Ilem•y Joyner, Jr., The many friends of Miss Mae Big- representative Canadian team frow t9
Stanley, will -on the 12th at Bayfield has chicken§ front Black Minorca eggs gnrt will be pleased to know that she Toronto. We do this because we've bot too many.
accept a challenge from all comers ; he imported fro”, Philadelphia.—Walter is recovering from her recent severe Mr. H. C. Brewer left this week on it
is well a in ears, over 80 and feels as Coats has five varieties of its Hne chick- illness. brief visit to Merry Old England. Dur- 'w i
P Y , ens as one could desire to look at.— The long grass on the streets has lug his ahvene 141 r. F. E. Karn will be
young as he used to bet—Lucan has John Melville of Londesboro while really become it nuisance, and the acting manager. and Mr. P. W. Brock
sauntering along the other day noticed nuisance should be abated. The Coun- of Montreal will fill the position of SHIRTWAISTS
made big preparations for South Huron
on the 12th. The train from here the mother and seven young Hunk. He cil should take some steps to abate it. teller.
captured two of the youngsters and The hot weather has elicited many
,eaves at 7.47 a m., fare 90c., and will will preserve them for the fall shows. Fred Sterling, a member of the Park -
remarks. On Saturday the thermome-
leave Lucan at 5.22 p. ria.—There will The capture means it saving to some dale cricket clue, was here and took ter registered 96 in the shade and on and PARASOLS
be a great bigtima at Ba field. Clio- poultry owners.—A. J. Holloway has a part in the game last Friday. His Sunday 98. Monday was not any cooler,
y ,-
ton and Bayfteld bands will take part. nice lot of black minoreas and light many Clinton friends were pleased to except for it distant thunder shower, This is Waist and parasol weather, dust the kind t0 mak The procession, addresses, lode and brahmas.—Councillor Swallow has a meet him. and again warm after. p
hand competitions, bicycle races, con- fine lot of white rocks, golden -laced Mr. Wm. Murphy has decided to Mr. Henry C. Pugh, who died in them sell. We buy Out• Shirt Waists direct from the male°q
cert, &c., will he among the attrac-' w andottes and black micorcas, and build a new story and it half frame build-
p Clinton last Friday and wits interred
tions,—Auburn L. O. L. has hills out will make a specialty of the two littler. ing Wind hits let the contract to S. `O• Lot Bluevale on Sunday, was nL resident ars, and import 011r Pa1'aSOIS direct from Britain, this heater,•'
for a grand celebration on the 12th and —Councillor Walker hasaomeexellent Cooper. The structure, we under of Clinton 3,3 years ago. He was a newest styles and closest prices •for us and close prices fo'r
the brethren are sparing no pains to s ecimens from haat and this year stand, will be proceeded with at once. bricklayer ey calling and afterward
make the occasion a complete success. ( has. Overbury is in the houdan lino Win. Duncan showedTft>z NEvvs RE- conducted i£ hotel li Bluevale. us means close prices for you. Test these values, we folie:
Brnseels an Gorrie will hoed Benton- and is proud of his stock,—A. J. Grigg CORD iL atrttwherry which weighed two they're right.
strations.—It will be seven years next has sold and shipped some of his stock The Clinton Youn People's Local y{
ounces. In circumference it measured
Monday since Clinton hada celebra- at acod prices to several outside pointe. Union will meet oil ridgy evening of
tion a any kind, and the last one was • —C. U. Rance is mn.ktn rapid strides one way 70 inches and 8J inches. He this week instead of Thursday as Muslin Shirtwaists, linnen efleets, neat pat• Fine Cambria Shirtwaists, li ht color.,
g delared he could not furnish a case to
a hu�gge anysuc kind,
all the Lod es —to perfection and when his birds come announced in Our last issue. This will cuffs. fast colors; detachable collar .� oo ( absolutely fast, extra value a • • • �.a
a this neighborhood are having special to maturitysome of the old breederswill our staff of busy hands. he an interesting meeting and all Extra fine satin do Chono top parasols,
sermons.- •Mrs. W hitt's father was a have to hustle. He also hits some old D. Cantel is shipping a lot of hogs young people should attend. Gloria silk top parasol, ppaaraggon tramp, bol will not out or turn groan hollow rob.,
leading Orangeman in this section and young Aylesbury ducks well up in to Collingwood and placing consider- On Sunda next, Jul • 11th, the Reb, low rib., rangy wood bandlo ; top will not stool or wood rode, a varlotyy s, fancy
many years ago. Some 38 years ago the coming competition,—Joe Ratten- able mons in the pockets of neighbor, Y 5 cut or turn green......................at.oo wood, black or .... on handles, special
1 y P B' Wm. Stoat will preach before the value at .............. �' .... of. Ta and *2
he celebrated in Bayfield and was bury has always taken a great interest ing farmers. He paid $5,15 for a can Orange brethren, in St. Peter's church,
issued he would be brought home it in poultry and itr*a some good birds in load shipped last Friday. Summerhill at 11 a. in, Service at St. °••••°••••°°•°••0•°•
corpse. He returned a livel corpse the bantn.m variety.—R. Forden, Jr., Jamos', Middleton, 3 in., and at t
and lived for many years. rhe 1897 and Thos. Kearns, both of Stapleton, Mr. J. L. Doherty, this side of HolWas Holmesville, St. Johns, 0.30 P. M.
demonstration atBa Held will he one of have several fine flocks of white red mesville on Dominion night, wits
y grit ed a Some mischievous persons who evid•
peace, harmony and goodwill an ong caps,lndbutg�tme,B.P. rockgndredcaps thrown from his rig and dragged
tali 'classes of people.—This year ?ocitl —(live THE NEws-RECORD ,your ttciul- consideraele distance. The ilt11ma1 eptly did not (satire whrtt they we're r
seem to be in order.— tr notes,—D. Oantelotl is said to be Bella Cook, is a spirited beast, and was doing, stole some of Mr. H. Dtnsley's��
celebrationsY
There being so many celebrations this '.king" in the black minorca line and is restless from the time of the fireworks onions from his little garden oil Ratten-
gear within reaching distance, Clinton ! a very enthusiastic admit at Goderich. Mr. Doherty held on ten bury street and pulled up several hills t��
7,adae decided on Monday evening to are many other admirers and bleeders the lines, however, and all was well I of potatoes. d is really too bad that CLIN 1 ON•
Mete a foil liberty to the members to ill town, from. whom we would be except a good man bruises to the guy one should be so mean or thought -
visit the place of thdilr choice( ) pleased to hear. driver, g Y leas. t
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