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ME CLINTON NEWS.RECORD.
If
We
Cannot
Do
Better
for you in supplying youe weak; in the
Wall Paper 11i:m.014n many others, our
offorte have been fruitless, fer this is
the point we have sought to attain to.
Mitybe it is conceit, on our part but we•
henestly believe that our stock is made
up of the very best productions in the
art of manufacture and design that
you cau find in this or any other town
and you can buy it in many cases at o
less price. We believe it because we
have 'been. so careful to make it so,
Much thne and energy has been spent
in making it all we claim .for it the
best Omsk' for Clinton and its people4
rich and varied in design anti ofthe
highest. artistic " finish. Pricea range
fromfive to fiftY cents. If. you . pity
more than we ask you pay too reuch.
If you pay less you get wall paper that -
is worth less, that is the sum arid sub-
stance of. the whole question of price...
, We invite' your inspection offering
You the assuranceof a good essortment
and a liberetprice advantage.
Often fhe Cheapest, Always thettest.
The W. D. Fair. Co,
CLINTON..
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Agents Parker's live Works, `
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CHEAP FUEL. •
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just received—a Qar of the celebrated Brier
Hill Soft Coal. •Cheaper .than 'green 'wood,
Try it. For particulars see . . •
,HARLANO BROS..
March 22, 1899,
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New Allyertisements,
• Farm for Sale—W. S.Lawrence. ... . .. . ,
The Gem Generator—,K, Aabley,....... ..... ;(5)
All Kinds of Furniture—Broadfoot,Box&Co,(5)
• ICitchen Queen Flour—th Olson.. ......;.(5)
▪ A Bath Without Trouble -LS. Jackson (5)
Yonr,Virall Paper Wants—T. D. Fair. Co.., .(8)
' - Our Shoo Department—Jaekson Brcis,....... (8)
Bicycles—W. Ceopir & Co, • (1)
Sale Register—C. Hamilton ... (8)
Cheap Fuer—Harland Bros .... . (8)
Something New—Hodgens Bros.., .......
AbOtit
People
. WHERE.THEY ARE • . • •
' AND VitIAT •!' 0
• THEY ARE DOING •e000000 We KiloW.'
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Mr. Normati Fair was -in Galt on
'Mr. John Ransterd was in Seaforth
. oiTuesday. ••
' Mr. T. Jackson, jr., tVkifj in Totonto
oti business this week. • • .•
Miss C. Allen of BrubefielCis the
guest of Miss Nellie Dewser, .
Miss Judge of •Lucan is the 'guest of
her sister, Mrs J. R. Collins. '
Miss Annie Howe has returned after
- spending a few weeks in Toecap. •
• Dr. Woods, Bayfield's popular medi-
co, was in the,Hub_on Friday.last.
Norman Kennedy and Harry. Fitz-
' gluons were in Saltford on Sunday.
Mrs. Caesar of Dungannon was the
guest of Mrs. David Cook, Jr., last
week.
Miss Vane of Blyth was the guest
of the Misses Heywood. part of last
Miss Irene Holmes of Lucknow is
visiting at her graochnother's, MeseW,
Holmes. • •
Mrs. (Dr.) Taylor Of Goderich was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. •.1Cefr;
last week. • ' - • .
Mre. A. 0. Pattison is the guest of
Buffalo friends; departing for that city
on Saturday last.
Mr. Ambrose •Smith, clerk` in the
Molson's Bank, has tieen transferred
from Exeter to the. Alymer branch.
Miss .Kate Johnston reterned from
Toronto ou Tuesday and is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Nelson Churchill:
. Miss Ewers of Toronto, areived on
:Moodey to take blierge of the dress-
making and mantle. department at the
Palace..
After a fortnight's pleasant
in, Mr. Smith Kitty is again behind
the counter. in -Mr. Thos. Jackson's
clothing store. - •
M. George Hodgens returned from
Manitoba, where he spent severe'
Months, last week and •left again on
Thuesday for Detroit. •
Mr. Thomae. Sheppard returned on
• Friday from. the Nile where he had
• been attending the golden wedding of
his brother, IVir. George Sheppard.
Mrs. M. S. Ashley, who had been at-
tending the Boston Bible School Pte-
. paring for the evangelistie work, re-
turned home last week to visit her
mother, 1VIrs. Milne, hear Loodesboro,
Me. 8 .Booth and family, who have.
been visltiog her mother, Mrs: Kerr,
• and other relatives in this vicinity for
the past two months returned last
week to their home in Broadview, N.
Wet , •
Mr. A. E. Erwin of Hayfield accom-
panied his friend, Mr. • Ed. Routledge
of St. Thomas, to, Clintokly
the latter being on his vvity a k to St.
riday,
Thomas, after a visit. at the akeside
village.
• Among those booked to Western
points by A. D. Pattison this week
were :-Mrs. Sturgeon and Miss E. M.
Sturgeon for Bowesmont, Dakota ;
Peter McNeil and James Mackenzie to
•Aberdeen, South Dakota,'
Rev, E. B. Smithis halayfield this
week visiting his father, who has been
too ill for some weeks -to take up, his
; work,so that upon Mr. Smith has
practically devolved for the time being
the charge of this parishes well as his
• own.
Mr. John Howson returnectfeoin the
West on Saturday loot for 'another
carload of horses. - He is doing his
share in supplying the wants of the
rairie farmhad in Huron.Mr. omen is in
ers with the • tock t
'Atso
Kineardine thie week.
Mr. Robert Elliott of Portetos Hill he
wns in town on Saturday and discussed he
thea,pple question with NEWS. Th
RECortle, This is a subject in which he bo
is thoroughly well versed ancl his ad- oil
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Mr. John _Kelly of .Blyth was in to
on Tuesday.
. Mr. Win. Harland was in Zurich
Thursday last.
Miss Rosa Cunningham has return
front visiting her uncle in Henfryn.
Miss. Jackson of Brussels was t
guest of MPS, Whitehead Ryer Sunda
Mr. J,. McLean of Seatorth Was
guest. at Mr. John Vunniogkaufs
Monday.
Miss Maud Rorke,. who has been v
Ring her home in Meaford, return
to town this week, .
Miss A.goes Whittingharn of Stant
township is visiting her sister, M
Frank Oletworthy,_ _
Mr. Diniond and Miss Dimond of
Marys were guests .of Mr. and M
Nellie Armour this week.
the pulpit in Trinity church Oil Sunday
ed night lat.
• Mrs, George Stewart will have au
be auction sale of all her household goods • 1"--
y. on Saturday next. Mrs. Stewart in.
it tends going to Detroit in it few weeks.
on Mies Eva Bell; daughter of William ift_s"
Bell of town, is very sick at present')
is- We hope SOW to see her well again,
ed Mr. Adam McKenzie made an u ly
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gash in one of his lingers, on Saturday .
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Mr. E. O. Danford and family .
Brussels were' visiting at his brother
Mr. James Danford'a over Sunday'.
Miss Etta Wheatley returned
Monday from. Toronto whereshe h
of There is good sleighing now, We _ese-
's, had another genelue blizzerd on Mon- w•-•
day last.
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on Rev. Mr, Smith, Kincardine, preach- es_ 7.'11
ad ed on the A.41.1101(1 circuit in-place of = —0,
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been viiiiting for it couple of weeks.
. Dr. •Turnhtill, recently of Clinton,
now "walking the hosnitale'' of Berli
Gerrnaey, anteing the most famous in
Europe. • • •
' "Jim'? McKenzie and "Pete" McNeil
left Tuesday afternoon for .A.berdeen,
.Soirth Dakota. • • •They have no definite
plan as. to- .What they will do in the
West,. but we have no doubt but that
they will. be Able to make. "it go," ; •
• Mr. Job o Turnbull, who has been •
learniog••the hardware business • with
Davie At Rowland fo'r - a few mouths
. past, 1.eft lizet week foe the homestead-.
at Milvertorz and. next week -Will take
• his -departure for. Morden, Manitoba...
- Mr. James Moore,,att one time a'resie
dent of,Clinton_ and it proprietcir of.the
Commercial Hotel, ,, but now of St.
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the pastor last Sabbath.
is .Rev. Mr. Olivant continues poorly 0.4..
n, arid is not yet aisle to resume his work, re --
We hope he may soon be restored to
health., •
Mr. Steel Hunter has been engaged
at Mr. 3. F.„ Andrews, 13th con., for
the season at a remunerative salery.
Ashfield, 12th con., 13th
inst„ the wife of Mr. 3. Hackett of
daughter. •
• Mary's, is very ill. He will retire fro
business . in Mity .and take a ...trip to
Manitoba in the hope .that it may bene-
fit his health.
*• Mr. X R. Hodgens ticketed the fol-
lowing, parties this week ;,John Ond.
more to Park River, North Dakots
Miss Nellie Medd el Constance
Pense, Assa.; George .Whitney of AU.
Wen to Winnipeg, Man... and joules.
Bluevale.
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, Mr. Dan ItcDonald of Palmerstor
ipent Sunday with his uncle .Georg
.Mcdonalii. •
'L. B. .Duff of Wiwanosh Spent SO
dd at•horne: ' •
. George McDonald has returned home
after spending two weeks at Gyelph
-Dairy School.• •
Miss Blanche jarnieson of Fordwich
is visiting her sister, Mrs, 11,, G. Case
triore..• •
;• Mr, Bert Bailey left on Tuesday for
to I La Al vent, Aram
....Miss:Eliza ,Iii.!esser is on the -sick .
Don't forget "O'Hooligan's V.Veddin'
on Pride,* evening. •
Me; and Mrs. Robt. Musgrove cele
h rated their crystal wedding on Mon
day evening when it large number O
guests were present. .. • ,
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rept, lighting, beating, •salarie,; and A hest .of ,other expenses,. prialileS ns to'offer the cheapest goods in the county,
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, and keen buyers are not slow in. appreciating this.... I 'epart:'n.ent.' We have been told time and time again that our
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goods and priees.arenot equalled in this section, and. if a 'ste tiiily. growing business is any. evidenee.of this fact • then
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•.,--"' present age age MuSt figure ou a larre turn-oVer ofgoods at small „profits, and small expenses. and for Fpot • cash only .;10-....
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selection that ennho. .13,0 e seen elsewhere'. ' • . .
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IP" "STANDARD" SCHOOL SHOES 'lime and time a ain wo- have been told that•
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- the past fall We have been figuring on a line that,we. could place on the 11111.ket with oval y confidence that satisfac- ;...:
, • .. tion would. be had in .the wear.:.. 1.Ve .havenalued • them the "Standard" and i•lie prices' are as .follows ;-$1,..siies 8 to '
- 10, $1,25 sizes 11 to 4 ; $1.,50, 1 to 5.. When we. say that no such...value is to be seen anywhere Ili. thiS section we
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Howe town to Victoria, b. 0.
Inspector Ross of the Wellington.
Mutual insurance Company together•
with the Inspector -of the Hoye] were m
Clinton on. Thursday on their Way t�
Zurich to investigate the gas exploe
sion which partially wrecked Merner's
store in that village on Tuesday.
Mr. Peter A. Cook, formerly of god
rich township but now farming' i
Ashfleld near , Lucknow, is Visitin
friet.as 1n the Huh And vicinity th
week, • TAD NEwe-REsoon.D visits. 111
Cook's home each week and he calle
in to say that they are ell very nine
pleased with it. •
IVIr. W. • Jackson's' bookings. to the
West this week inelude:-W. Macdon-
ald of Porter's Hill to Gardner, North
.Dakota; W. Wise,who had been home
on a visit to his,father. in Goderich
township; to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.;
and George Stephenson of Stizaley te
Moosejaw, N. W: T. • .
• . Taylor and her soh
; Walter. will be the guests of Mr. Jacob
Taylor fee a feW days this week while
on 'their way recites kValkertori to Ohis
Pogo to join :Mr. Taylor, who has
located in that City, being connected
With one of the:leading.New york Life
Insurance Companies. • '
Ray.- S. L.- .Smith; .Reetor. ' of St.
Thonias' church, Bayfield, • who has
been ill for several Weeks and irica,paci-
titted from duty; his been advised -by
his Medical Attendants that he must
withdraw .frorri . the active Ministry:
This' will be heard with -regret by the
many lifY and clerical -friends of ,the
reverend gentleman who were •hoping,
that' his health would shortly be. re-
strired. • 'Mr. Smith will we believe
• apply for super:in n uatien: •
Mr. Thomas Cameron, the leading
harness -maker and one of the oldest
residents of 13ityfield, was in the •Hub
on Thm•sday hitt. Be.has lived there
,about thirty years and quite easily ye -
Calle the timewhen the,villege sv,a-sasim-
portant, if not more so, than Goderich.
and hada betterharboe, that is it was
easier of access. '• He has known• fisher-.
men to have quite frequently, .-when
caught by. sudden storms inlhe 'vicin-
ity of Goderich,• to Make ell sail for
Bayfield for refuge, the harbor- at •the
former place.berrig very difficult of en-
trance with the wind in a certain quar-
ter: Those were the balmy days �f
Hayfield. The fishermen more. than
made ends meet, storehouses for grain
liarlo(tk.
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n ' Mr. Win. Mills lost a fine horse re-
g centlY by indigestion. ft_
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li—x' peet in .a Few Days
is Rev. Mr. Stewart of Olioton preach-. • • •• .
r. ed a very able sermon le Burns' church 0.-
h ' taking the work in Brucefield. far
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e Is Ladies • S.hoos,
d ori last Sunday,' Rev. Mr. Hamilton . one of the *finest Selection of B r , . .....•... . I ""-7.1 • -
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lined the svhare buyers were tironerou
and as o. consequence money moved
freely.
Mr. jacob'Taylor• was in Toronto fotw
days of last week attending the annual
meeting of; the tkiefederation Life In-
surtiece Cointlany. All the head and
district Agents 'attendi.ng were guests
of the Company at the Queen's lintel
• where on Tuesday a banquet was..ten-
dered by the directorswhile on -the
following evening the Head office staff
were the hosts. From all accounts the
insurance experts had a verV enjoyable
time at both banquets. • The reports
presented the minuet meeting all indi-
cate a growing business. We are
informed that there was 70 per cent.
more business transacted up to the 15th
of March of this year than for any cor-
• respqnding previous period and that
the death rate Was about 00 per cent.
tower. • The Confederation is it live
Can Ad Ian Company'.
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At the public meeting in Holinesville
last Saturday for the letting of the
tnilk routes all the routes were not die -
posed of. Only six routes were let to
the following persons :-R, A. Hearn,
Sam, Merrils, Weston, Nelson
Steep, .1. W. Hearn and George Ruche.
Mr. F. Leonard is spending it fent
days in 'Height and other places.
Miss Sushi Acheson returned last
week after it month's visit to friends in
Woodstock end Point Edward. .1.
On Monday Mr, W. Stanley took it
' trip to 13ayfield and vicinity in the in-
terests of Page's Wire Fence, We
understand he has sold ,2000 rods ef
fence already this year and expeets to
more than double the "iteriount before
the season is over. '
Rev, Me, Shaw of Bayfield oecupied
the pulpit On Sunday, while Rey. J.
Greene supplieddor him.
Alis Mcaverilfeef Nile is the guest of
Miss 11100a.rtney.
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Londesboro. •
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jblin Brunsdiin & Sonthe agents 1
re for the IVI'assey.Ha.rris machinery.
d -delivery day on Friday last.
ere were somewhere in the neigh-
rhood of forty-five Learns while shout
vice on matters pertaining thereto is TH
hoe -hundred men took dinner at Thos.
worthy of careful attention. Of the Ion
11's tel.—Mr. R. G. Webb un.
different varieties of espies he is par- bei
Pippin, particulaily the 'latter for ship- tol
merit to the Old Country market. A.t) A
yet the Cranberry Pippins are most nos
popular in Prince Edward county' and ha
Mr. Elliott, ad yeses their use in Huron Mr
g1109f a were invited and it handsome
there are foup.hunared arid fifty tr.3es. bri
Auburn spent •Sundaz with friends
tint to th H hi e 'rite zeery W
ded a car of corn last Week this
ng the third since New Year's.
m, Bedtord leaves here for Mani.
;a, next Tuesday, 28th of Mareh.--
wedding took plaee here last Wed.
day night at half -past eight. The
imy couple were Miss Bose Cols to
. George 3ftektion. Quite tit1111bOkr
of presents were pien the fair
for grafting. He has three ovhards of
and in onaof them tWelve Vearti Old, lot,
de.—Mr. anti Mrs. %V.'['. Riddell
„to. The old orthard Wad planted by his of
fattier fifty years ago, but by careful her
attention it is yet its • tbriftY no many bits
trees halt that age. One of Mr. Elliotts An
Baldeein trees is a in °hater, probably
the largest in the county, mettentirig a e
forty-seven feet from tip to tip of
bratieliea. This Is the actual measure.
meat as made mr.Iiilliott himself, A
• •-Miss Minnie adrews, who
been clerking for Mr. Riddell of
Imen for some time, is home again.
The Methodist people are holding
cial meetings this week.
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Miss Kossuth Mills Is at present teem-
ing dress -making with•Miss Shipiey of
Clinton. . • -
Me. Jas. Knox is engaged: _with Mr.
Lance Tnsker foe the 'slimmer.
Mr. -Robt.' Shields, our • popular
blacksmith; has his house almost ready
to move into. • . •'
-Mr. Robt. Gaw has solcrhie house to •
Mr. John Watt, Sr. .Mr. Gem porpos-
es taking up bis residence in 'Eginond.':
ville and he will be greatly missed; by
his Old neighbors,• . „. ••.
• ttobtert !Beattie delivered a
load of hogs to.. Chas. Wallis,
Clititon, on Monday..
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Thelailiei of Knox church held a tea -
meeting lait T.uesday -evening and it
social tee following night, realizing al-
together abciut $57.00, The -Westfield
choir. furnished the inueical part of the
pregram on the first evening. • -
• The young bachelors of toWn had a
very:successful assembly on Friday
evening litet week.
• Harry McBee has engaged with his
uncle for the summer ureethe.
A great deal of work was done -last
week although the sleighing was seine -
What
We -.wonder if the .Rev. gentleman
who edits the Belgrave depai•tment ot
the New Era will ' endorse Wilfrid
Laurier's letter on prohibition' to F. 8.,
Spence•or will he be consistent and.
Continue to demand tlikt _the Vote of
the people be respected and a prohibi-
tory law enacted. We will wait pa-
tiently for the Outcome.
Mrs. F. Naylor had her legbroken on
Tuesday last and is in a precarious con-
dition. Dr. McAsh is in attendance.
Clegg and Armstrong shipped a dou-
ble deck of hogs on Monday. Prices
werelow, from 83.50 to $4.00 per hun-
dred '
Went Tnekersinith,
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Rev.- Mr. Armstrong supplied fpr
ReV. Mr. 'Oletnenb in the Ontario street
•ehurch of Clinton on Sunday evening
last.
O Miss Hohnes entertained a number
of her friends on Tuesday evening last.
A pleasant time is reported.
Mr, Frank Brown and Mr. D. Mc-
Tavish left this week for Carberry.
Manitoba.
• .Mr. Appleton Ercoat is expected
home from tialifoenia this,week..
G. W, Layton is'atteriditig the K.'0,
• T. M. Convention held'in London this
week as a representative for Kearns
Tent,,Olinton.• •
• Mrs. Hugh McConnell of Hay re-
turned home on Thursday last after it
short visit at her old home, Mr. S.
,Nott's. '
Mr. Feed. • Weldeon bad n. surgical
operatiori Performed on his right foot
Jas t week and is in Clinton under the
Dr. are. His many friends hope to
hear of its provina success:
Mr. John Avery's sale of thorobreds
was, we believe, a sticcess, his best
cows selling at over $100, two of them
being bought by a Mr. Beatty of
Manitoulin Islands.
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• Dryadrile.
Mr, Robert Aitchison, our popular
school teacher, was the guest of Miss
Clara Thompson recently. 0 •
.0rokinole is now theorder of the
day especially at the north end of trio
town.
The Snowden sisters were guests
at Mr. Cleavis's residence one evening
last week.
Talbot. Bros, wood bee was a grand
grecess last Tuesday.
The Drysdale church is in a state of
peosPerity. We hope to see it contin-
ue so, • . •
Me. Robert Orr, Sr., has improved
the looks of Ids farm it great deal by
the cutting down Of Ids tallpoplar
trees. .
While 111r. Cleave and farcilY were
on their way to Goderich the team be-
came unmanageable ittid dashed into
the ditch, upsetting the rig mid throw.
ing the oteupants qdiekly to the ground
oddly no damage was done only
Charlie received a stvere shaking up
and„a few bruises.
Collectors for the tilde Society were
in onr neighborhoOti last week and
gathered quite it purim
i‘Our Photographer lute been taking
a
thoolhouee views on pier& avenue.
Messrs. 11. Johnston and D. Dewar
were the Olds Of Mr. X. Wild last
week.
Mr. August Wild and his sisters,
reimy andKate leftort Thursday for
Hamiota, Dakota.
Frank, who has boort off foe it rest
has again restarted his position With
Mr. J. W. Horner. We are pleased to
en his smiling 1140e again sinee his
Wife presented him with it bouneing
gthy boy on WAWA? Wt.
a ad in Tun NitWaage011,13.pay.
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EpA . G The season is approaching for repairs *on Boots andIN ...
Shoes. . We are in a position to give prompt satisfae- =
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over of cash enables us to do this. Our selection of Clothin0 for men boys and children will be the largest and
iv-- most complete in Western Ontario,. • b,
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• LIOderiele •To*mishin.
B. Lindsay merle a purchase
of another farm hist ..week, •froin his
• brother James, the farm on the Huron
.road known as the Fenton nitt0e.
.have.not•learned the price. • • •
Mr. John B. Cook has returned froth
'Toronto where he had been working,
-for"D. Cantelon. • •
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S.'e-
l:it:E.' ,...teand Lodge. •
Ottawa, March lfi.-At the. meetin•
of the Supreme' Grind Lodge of th
Sons of, England this morning ' it wa
decided to hold the next session of th
grand body at Windsor, 1900, .Thes
• °Hiders were eleeted ;-Supreme Grand
President, Dr. Hodgetts, l'oronto ,• Su
promo Grene Vice -President, -Fred
Cook, Ottawa; Supreme Grand. 80ere
tary John W. 'Carter, Pc,ronto • Su:
omet
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A. little more than a week and Easter1 will be lere. Nearly
g every person wants soiixething new for that day, even if only a
pair of gloves or a tie. • We are slimming to -day what is beyond
e question the finest and best collection of Spring „Dry Goods that
• has ever been gathered together' in Cliilton. In DreGoods,
preine Grand Treasurer, Ben dinch-
f .
cliffe ; Trustees, Bros, Lindsay
and Ferguson, Toronto.
In future it will be neceSsary for
members marrying to present a certifis
cate of good health in the case of their
Millinery, Gloves, in fact in: eVerything in wearables, the stock
we show to -day is without an equal in this section.• •"
wivesovho otherwise will not partici- ,w
The eMill
Ninery
pate in the funeral benefit department.
Our Opening Display of New Sprint). Millinery will be held on
The propooal to bring Itep-childreli and
adopted children within , the scope of
the funeral benefit department failed to
ca'Are.most important ainendment its
the constitution adopted to -day by
Grand Lodge was that seeking a re-
adjustment of the beneficiary rates.
Under the existing constitution the
same sate is paid at eighteen years as
at thirty, and the ascent bpyond thirty
is by five-year periods. The amend-
rnent, which was adopted, slightly ins
creases Ibe rates, which will . be graded
on a year by year basis. The increase
will not affect present pcilicy-holders,
an amendment to make the change re-
tractive being defeated.
The following brethren were elected
on the committee of general purposes:
Pros. F. Elliott, Patching, Cumberland,
Gibson, Folkes, W. Hancock, London,
Boxitil, Mare, Vipond, Aldridge, Clats
worthy, Ferguson, Tattersall, J. Jones,
Ferguson, Wilkinson, Swait, Stroud. and
S. J. Reynolds. The Grand Lodge ng
-reed to raise the rates for all new meno •
bers in the beneficiary department.
It was deckled not to press the ineor..
potation bill before the Dominion Pars
'lament in.view of the prospect of. the
Government introducing it general mea-
sure affecting friendly societies,
Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday
MARCH 29t1u, 30(1Cand APRIL 1St,
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• Bale
Friday, Meath 24111, lot 18, cop. 8, townyhip of
nullett, farm stock and implements,—C:. Dam -
Mon, auctioneer ; W. H. Farquhar, proprietor.
Saturday. March 25th. Queen qreet Myth,
household furniture, organ, ote.--,C. Hamilton,
attetioneer; Ann Stewart. proprietress.
Tuesday, March 28th, at the Blyth Monthly
fannetock and implementooto --0. Hain.
liton, auctioneer, i 20th t so no now eon.
cerigraticiYe'r:Pcgtirmshikflitrm stoL and bow
plotrion'ts.—W,11.Beacent, proprietor W. Me
autioneetkt
11, 4,
AllAneltiloYet, Ilitoloholdeireets, ete.—aliam-
ilton, auctioneer; George Platseripoprioi or.
TICIV6s1:g)1:1 82i2t1. t(r1:4111
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raseta.-c. thimilton, auctioneer ;
__Tuesday, Anil, 41h, lot I, eon. tovvnship of
lough. nroprio or.
MOtrik fA•PITIS, men otock, implements and
hoessitsia streets, oatato of the late George
/Creating...41. /fattiltott, auctioneer; A. W.
adminiotrator.
Thursday, April (ith, lot Kean. 2, township of
East Vvawariesh, farm otoek, inipleinents.
musette:1d furniture, ete., estate the late
James AleGowti).-0. Hamilton. auctioneer ;
IVIcGOVren, W. ft, MCGOWati, 1G80eUtorti,
The showing of -Trimmed Millinery will be ;well worth seeing.
Exact copies of high-class Parie and New York pattern -hats',
made by our milliners at the openings, with dozens the pro-
duct of our own workroom that for beauty and style are not
one whit behind anything you will find in the cities, go to
make a collection that excels anything we have ever before
• shown. Not in Trimmed fiats alone, but in everything 'per-
• taining to Millinery have we been careful to gather only what
is best and newest.
tintrimmedl Hats and Sailor I-lats -Evetystyle :chat fashion favors
• for spring may be esen here.
Mflhlnery Ribbons --The finest collention we ever had. including Two
• Tunes, 'Nitro Tones, Satin Brilliants, Rich Failies, Taffetas, Merles,
eto,, also all tbo latest ogles in draw -string effects.
mfilirork Trimmings -a. magnificent assortment, that comprises every
toticeiVahlo fancy in Sttaw Braids, Ohiffons, Nets, Malting, etc.
pldwerz, and Freatners-Ilandretla of different patterns in Fluwere. MI
the yew creations, so perfect in 'die maim. up you'd • hardly distinguigh
them from natural b`oom. In Oatrich Goods, Paradise end Ospre3 s,
- - wc,show the beSi V9•11,108 13/6 eve - had -
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T• he Millinery v%rill be on view Wednesday afternoon and the
O store 'open. from eight to ten p.m, Wednesday evening, but by
Lar the best time to come will be Wednesday or Thursday
afternoon , . you'll be able to see the goods better and avoid
the crowd and crush of the eveninir
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J6i6", 16•666161061.1 Mack and colored silk vet veilings, .
DRESS MAKING Our Dreee Making Department is now in -full running
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14 and 18 inches wide, etrong 4 a I
experience in tome of Ihe leading oity establishments, and we are tutning out stylish
Wen Miss Ewers, who- is in aharge, bas bad a long pradointsCheitit/ elet 'iiiii'n'tif;:v.Vi WI U;gek a C
New
Gloves
for
• Laster.
What lady is
there but wants it .
pair of new Glo ,
fur Easter? With ,
a kid glove stock that easily discounts arr.
thing in the county, we can supply almost
any need in Glave. We don'esell tke or-
dinary cheep kinds, ttey aro unoatisfactory
•te: both bnyer arid seller,' •but- handle only
standard makes, and our guarantee good .
with every pair that leaves the store, Hera
are three special lines: -
Ladies' Mel Gloves, two or three
large done fasteners, silk.embroi-
dory, in blacks, tans, brownsi
greens; .blues and reds, all sizes,
every pair guaranteed 1400
Ladles' fine kid Gloves, three dome ,
fasteners. very sat kid and fine
quality, fancy embroit.'ory, black,
white and fancy shades, Trafousse
and goidlion makes 1.25
Ladies' fine hid Gloves, the best
line wo carry, very oft and fine
kid, geenine Trefousee reake,three
large dome fasteners, fancy silk
embroidery. blacks, blues greeno,
fawns, reds, ir tans, 'the best
assortment 1 ig class gloves we
haVe ShOW II 11, 41 a.* .... JleUV
New
Vellings.
You'll want now
veil for Easter Sun.
day. It will be
bard to find a beitcr
here,
collection veiling
novelties than ;
chenille ApOt,all Um- newest shades Aft
and up.todale costumes,
and combmistione . ... ........ isue
THE WISE:ILAN suntE—we wiii open up tale Wiseman :Store on Saturday, tpril ist
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En11 annoneement next, ivoek.
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