The Clinton New Era, 1900-03-30, Page 7r,
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NEW GOODS
This week we areshowing the contents of several oases and bales
of new goods suitable for the present /mason including a fell range of wash
a90de, which were bought before ton advance and will be sold at old prime.
Our apa:se-will only allow uti to mention a few of the leading hams.
Linen Crash, for Warts and.dreesee, at 120, 15o and 200. '
White Pique,, in fink and coarse cords, et 120, 15o and,,20o,
"Printed Pique, in all colors, now worth 15o for 120. -
Plain and Printed Brilliants, at 12&o. and 15o,
Black Satceee, very glossy, at 10o, 120 and 15o.
Colored E' ateene, in all the new shades, at 120 and .15e.
Blaok Mercerized Sedalia, lovely goods, 25o and 30o.
Art Mualinel new patterns, bordered, worth 7o for 5o;
Printed Scrim, for window curtains, at 10o, 1210 and 15o.
Linen Lawn, fine quality, woYtn 20o for 15e.
• Fine Sootoh Gingham, for shirt waists, at 12o, 15a and 20a.
• New Gingham, fancy. patterns, now worth 8o for 5o.
New Prints, fast colors, 34 inches wide, worth 10o for 5o.
'New Prints, dark colors, worth 10o for 70.
Oxford Shirtinge,'good patterns, fast colon, 10o,
Heavy Shirting, wide.width, fast colors, worth 15o for 12733....
�rcKinnon & Blyth
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FURNITURE
,BROADFOOT BOX _ & CO.
The steady inoreese in our trade is goodiproof of the fact thatour 'geode 'are righ.
:our prime lower than those of other. dealers in the. trade. •
We maiiafaatgre furniture on a large scale and can afford to sell cheap. If yon'' buy
from us, we save for you the profit, which, in other oases, has tobe added inifor
the retail dealer, ,
into stook some of our new'desi s. Space
ace will not' perm
This week we have passed r tm p
ne to quote prices; but come and see for yonreelf what snaps we have to offer.
Remember -we are determined that oar irises shallbe the lowest' in the trade.
In this`department our stook Le complete, and, we have undoubtedly thebest fnnera
outfit in the county. Our Times are as low as the Lowest.,
B.ADS' O
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J. W. Chidey
�O � �e • Manager
P. S. -Night .and .Sunda calls attended to by calling at J. W. Ohidley e, Tuners
Director) y
tor) residence
r
.Own
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n
Sarsaparilla
.
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Dozens of Reasons
There are dozens of reasons why yon ehonld
our sarsaparilla in preference to others. These
•
reasons are the dozens of people who have bought and used our Sarsaparilla and
We have yet to hear of a Bingle complaint. '. Sarsaparilla has had the long ap-
proval of the best physicians as being one of the best Blood Purifiers and Spring
Medicines. Ours ie not a patent, Full formulaprinted on every bottle
.
Each bottle contains. 100 fall doses -
_1 $1 per bottle.. 3 for 2.50
p �
- E. HOVEY •
Dispensing Chemisst, Clinton
A Big SnaP
!SATISFACTION
For Big' _Men
INI
CLOTHING
We have a lot of 44 inch Un- , -
derehirts which are' all first-.
class goods, but largerthan
most people require. We will
•clear them oat at ,prices as
follows •.
$1:50 Ones,per -ier suit for $1.15
2.00 " " • " • 1.40
A. J. MIORRISH
•
Beforebuying your spring overcoat or
suit see our stook. a can e anything
eW bn9.
fn ordered clothing at reasonable prices and
eatlefaction.guaranteed. Men'sand boy's
stook of ready-made sails in next week
Menet, from. '$4 up; .;Call and .see them
before deciding to go elsewhere. ; -
A. J. HOLLOWAI -
More., -Pounds o . Butt
And moreMoney�i�it
•per Pound
,
W. L.
There is more money in working your head than
your hander There is more batter in running a
SharlesCREAM Separator
Than in skimming by hand -211 per cent more. In a
ten cow dairy the extra profits gained by the use of the Sharples
Separator will in one year pay for the machine, and the Separ-
ator will go right along doingthe beat of work for 20 years
longer. It will pay you to adopt modern up.to.date dairy
methods. Write for oatalogne; it's free,
We want a good reliable man to sell Sharples Cream
Separators in every township in Ontario...- ilalaryor coma
mission.
OUIMETTE, . Lonc esboro.
R-.adY to Wear.
Clothing
Bt flemattrS e1.e'1 AIN ir--oiunot bo exoelled in styles, fit and finish,'.
that'fi dui Bort we sell, the patterns are elegant end the valuer A,1,prloes $5, $8 and $10.
We show a good range of 0hild'e and Boys' Nulty Oro, see them before buying.
ants AIN eAps—The new things are now in snook, good shapes, good
colors, Boed values.
0 iELA1RS ass' FiURS--°A• nine assortment of the new things.
Betters aND SHeBS-Everything from an infant's mooearin to a man's
ntttnber 12.
Dress Goods
We have now in iitoelt the bete range of Finley Black Goods that We ;have ever
THE CLINTON NEWERA
e
lturch ehlmel4 of er :which the visitors took thei ride WANTAi,'A.
There will be a vote taken by ballot
for two Sabbaths, in the Presbyterian
Church. Bruceiield, to . determine
whether the congregation are prepared
to have the organ and ,Book of Praise
introduced into the church service,
1 BAPTIST (J1iuRCi3.--"Resolved that
circumstances are more powerful in
the formation ofcharacter than na-
ture" ie the subject of a ,;debate to be
given in the church an Thursday even-
ing. April 5th, at 8 p,m, The debaters
' are representatives of the young Seo•
Tle's societies of four church in town.
heaffirmative are Rattenbury ttteet
and Baptist churches; negative, Willis
and Ontario' street .churches. A pros
gram of Literary and musical talent
tiae been arranged. A shyer collection
will be taken rip. Everybody .1,g+ in,vitr..
ped. The subject al the .'Y. , U. on
Monday evening was "The Glory of
obedience" and was taken by the pas-
tor
WILLIE OrfUROIE--The serinon by: the -I
partor an Sunday eyening wee partic-
ularly well thought "and one affording
instruction, The text taken was the
latter part of the verse from Jeremiah
13.20 -"Where pis thy Sock" that was
given thee, ' (by beautitul .dock, the
theme being that thepeople are .the
flock, especially the children to
their parents who • are to care
.for• them, watch ' and teach thein
in the paths of duty'and righteousness.
They are responsible for their, welfare
.and if not taught. God's 'holy word an
account will be forthcoming, Not only
is this, but each other is, in a certain
sense, accountable for his brcther and
fellow being. It was a discourse well
giyen and one to reflect upon one's dut-
ies to one another. At this evening
service a trio composed of Misses' M,
McMurray, C. Wiseman and Jos, Chid -
ley was well rendered. The monthly
consecration service of Y. P. S: C. E.
held on Sunday evening was well ' at-
tended. The . able treatment . of the
Oatechisth study byMiss T. McTavish
and, of the Dille seection by Jas, Scott
contributed not a little to make the
meeting a very helpful one. The bust-.
nese meeting n
wasp held an . Monday
evening last as it was the. night for the
election of officers for the summer.
term: There was a good attendance.
The officers for theterm,beeinning
with April are: -Pres ,D. C. McTavish,;
Viee•Pres., Miss M. Matheson ; Treas
,,
Miss A. 0. Taylor ; Rec Secy.,.Miss A.
Irvine ;Oor: Secy., MiesMcKenzie;
Oon euors-P Com. Mise
M. J
son ; LookoutOom.,Mrs Rev. Stewart;
Social Com.; Mies M. Dowze.ra; Music
Corn.; Miss:M Murray ; Organist, Miss
L. Lindsay; Assista t• Organist,Miss
n
M. Stewart. To Mr S. • olmes ' was
given the Bible, .study for the next
month, and. to Miss McTavish the
Catechism study. ,TheBible study for
the night, Book of •Maggi, was; more
than commonly well handled by John
McEwen.
ONTTARIO STREET Olney -To pro
t an 'churc ec eme the ladies are
mos any;church bo r
always the mereinterested and thisis.
the reason that improvements are corn-
temple
orn
he: church, . .The'ladies
tem 18'ted to t h,
P
appointed a, committee' to wait. on •'the
trustees' who thereby have asked plans.
for improving theseatingcapabity and
also convert the edified into a more
modern style. ' Oneplan which' was`
subinitted Iast night:by S. S. Cooper is
a very good one :--The east wall' to be.
extendrd.12 feet and have two 'entran-
ces on. William street, the west side ;
the entrance to the`°'basemen6, where,
the Sunday School will be held on Hu-
ron street (the present entry). The or.
'grin will be 'removed. to the east in.
front '.of which will' be the pulpit and.
chancel. The pews will be running
Semi -circular inclining ..'from the
door to the, pulpit. This is a wise
plan the trustees of this church are
considering and should be decid,d on
at an early date as the attendance.
especially, on a Sunday evening are
yery large and still growing. •It is a
progressive church. On • Sunday last
it was review for the: school and the
lessons fur thereat three rnonthe were
taken up, De. Thompson dealingwith
those for January, Rey. Clement for
February, and Mr Murch'. for March ;
the orchestra . was a pleasing feature
and greatly added to the interest taken
in the exercises. On Tuesday evening
the scholars were treated tt a sleigh-
ing party around town after which a
return was made to the school' room''
where refreshments were provided and
a splendid program consisting of
reading, T. Murch ; recitation, Rena
Finch ; violin solo, Mies T, Olson ; re-
citation, Evelyn Tiplady ; duet, Emma'
Plumsteel and Lillie Coats ; recitation,
Elva Wiltsie ; address, D. Tiplady ;
dialogue, Misses Minnie and Ina Hi1Li
It was to satisfactory and happy &flair.
Rey. Mr Howson will preach in the in-
terests of Educationin, Ontario St.
n My o..
Metbodiet 0,„ 1�k�.clil,�,�?t„,aS nd ., in,.lC:A..
hh ►
"1'
nin . Mr Clement'e
the eye g
subject will be "True Greatness:"
The annual collection andsubecriptione
on behalf ot the Educational:Fund will,
be received at'both e'eryicev.
RATTENBURY ST,CsnRoH--The
Rev. 13. Clement, may be expected to
preach next Sunday morning. In the
evening the pastor will preach. a ser-
mon' of epecial interest to younapeople
from the words ; "Pour at the cause-
way, and two at Patter" Good music
by the choir. Young people of both
sexes specially invited. The regular
Monday night Leagtie.Seryice was of
a unique character, it being called a
sealed order service.. A number of
the members on entering theroom
were handed their, orders for the even-
ing which were sealed and not to be
opened until the meeting commenced.
Some were to give out hyms others
were to read portions of scripture, while
others were to take part in various
ways all of which proved interesting
and helpful. A number in that .way
were encouraged to take part in the
ineeting.which otherwise may have
hesitated in doing so, 'The League
were entertained by the North street
League; Goderich, Tuesday' evening.
The excellent weather and fair eleigh
ing induced a large number to avail
themselves of a pleasant muting. Over
three loads left about six o'clock ar-
riving in Goderich without miehap
where they were received cordially by
a host of warm hearted young fplks.
After all were made comfortable the
service was conducted bythe Clinton
League. The &ddreee of the evening
was iven by Mies Mag le Washington
•
parture, all feeling that they had been - -�^
royally entertained, and were glad ed` a4eet,ply to 'II'� t uutuE f evens/ requir-
they accepted the kind invitation of marrstf eoderiob,Ont.
the Goderich society.
, SEED GRAIN_IP,OR SALE,
Additional Weal News
WAIN ?a TU r LAND, ---Of every 103
rifle
s
hotti wbi h str`k
eseldiers 43 will
lodge in the legs, 83 in theorem+, 22
between the peck and waist, 1 in the
neck, and 11 in some part of the soldier's
"head.
MILLINERY O1'EN1Nci8-The ladies of
town and couutry will be interested in
this -the fnilliners of town are to have
their spring openings for the display
of fashion's creation on Wednesday
afternoon next and following days.
All ladles are cordially invited to at.
tend, ,
Sportetg �lrclea.
SEER PI IS --•Barley end Pats for sale. OasIi
or time as suits. Drive rlkht to the Waco
Rouse se osito it w plea-
ts clap ailwx Station. Always 1 ion•
is porn on hand. W.. O. PERRIN
Mar s8--tt Dunton.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound,
Is encoessfully used monthly by over
10,900Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your drugglet for Cock's Cettea Rest Cali.
sad, Tako no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
unitatione are dangerous,, Price. No. 1, ;l per
beg; No. -1, i0 degrees stronger,id per box. No.
tor 2. mailed en receipt of price and two i-oent
stampps� Tho Cook Compact Windsor Ont.
'11os. 1 and 2 sold ane reeorgn►ended j'T all
- tesponeible Druggists. in Canada.
No,, 1 and 2 sold,in Clinton by Sydney ,lask-
you Druggist
On Wednesday night two rinks from
ea ort canoe here and defeated the
curlers by over 15 shots. N. Fair's
rink; skipped by E. M. McLean, played
the return match with W. Jackson's
rink, skipped by M.,D. McTaireart, on,
Wednesday. when the tables were ,
turned, McLean winning; the score
stood 18 to 4.
Rev. A. Grant,'of St. Mary's Presbyter-
Lan church, has two sone who, are winning
fame in the athletio world. • These two are
Richard Grant, of Harvard end Alex ()rant,
of' Pennsylvania'.University, They first,
attended college at Toronto Varsity and are
workingtneir way through eohool. On
several occas one when Vacation found them
short in finances they walked home, 125
miles. While in Canada, Richard the el-
dest, was thebettei runner. Grant against'
Grant on the inter -collegiate games, alwaya
provcs an attractive number. :
CLINTON aI.iIIKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, March 29,1900...
Fall Wheat .... , ,.....' 0 655 a 0 '66
Oats ... . , ,,, .. 0 26. a 30 27
Rya ' 040 /'045
Barley ..,; 0 38 .a 0 40
Peas 0 57 a 0 60
' •Flour per cwt 4.. 1 75 a 2 00
• Butter,losse 14-15,p'k'd 0, 14 . a, 0 15
Eggs per doe;.... 0 10. , a.. 0..11,. .
y, 700 ,a.700
Sheepskins 0 60 a 0 80
No. 1 Green trim:hide's 0 86 a 0 07 •
Potatoes, ::., ....d ...0 25 . a 0 25 •
Ohiokrens, per parr ,... 0 80'' •a ,0 40
Duoks,pel- pair r°. 0. 25.; a 0 40
Geese, per Ib,, :0 05. a "0 00
Turkey', perlb , 0 0$ a' 0 09
Pork, live''.. 5 15 a 5 da
'Pork, . Armed...—. 8 ,25•' a 6 25
Dried apples per. lb .:'.0 05' a . 0.05
Bran, per ton 111 00 a 15'00
Shorts,•per ton'..., 17 00 a 17 CO'
1Kingham.•
KiNG.; for the}tirgest collection ofinew:and"
catchy suiting.. !Natty spring jackets bat in.
• We selllelover., timothy. and all kinds of Betide.tf G7, E. KING; ':' Wingham.
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Mo01;JLLOOR-In East Wawanosh;on March -
19 e
. the wife of David Mll
cOuooti; of a can
SP ULDIK(1•: n Clinton; '
A 1 lmtan a March 2
q roh e t
wife of W P, Spaulding, he
, g; cit a daughter;
STEEP -7n Mullett, on Morph 13, the wife of
David•Stteep, of 'a son. •
PATI'ERSON-1n East Wawanosh,on blareh'
11, the wife of Norman Patterson, of a dough-.
SEADDIQ1t-In Hnlletty on March :It, the
wife of Thos $haddick, o a son.
HWDIE InGoderfcht wriship,en March'2l,
the -wife of George Hudi , of a daughter.
MADE >Jn.
• M
RAITHBY-BALL-In kiullett, on March 28.
at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs H
, ,
MRill,'B a -lin .
a b
Base e ger+, T.J.M'
nrdno
M. 7 k Clin-
ton' James Raithby to Miss Evelyn, daughter
of Wm. Ball, all of Mullett,.
WEBSTER-DEMPSEY Atiiifgresidenceof • We wantLogs of all kinds,.
thebride'sparente,bpthigBe� :•1f3rat+ne, T.
RUIHBALL'S
WATCH AND
: JEWELRY STORE
Just ,received a lot of new Belts,'
Buckles, Pulley Belts,Banggle Brittle -
lets, eta. The 'latest geode in the
market.
We make epecialty� of fitting
Speictaoles•and Rye (,lasses.
Eyes examined, free:
W. JACKSON,
A-GENT1sT
CANADIAN
'PACIFIC �Y.
CLINON
Through .tioketeliesned•to all points
in the state, Manitoba, the North
West and British Columbia.. Trav
Olen to any!point will cotieulttheir
consulting a
.•interests byl neve:
g
Big
ctio n
Vii. d�, o
e u s.
IN MILLINERY
For the next Two •Weeks
I wilt make big:reductions on
all lines in stock, as "I want . to
make room for a",; very large
spring stock.
fFelt Bats
From 25c to qO :
S•... O SS.'.
MIS,RS
J. S!ebs"er, Ashtlo'd, to Mies Mand Dempsey,
Gloderiob towatahip.;particularly:: Elm, and are .' .reg
HOWATT-SALLES-At'the reside o ft p
bride's' parents, on March 14; by R.ev. J. of
nedy B, D., James'Sowatt, of ,Colborne, to Pared to pay the -HIGHEST
Mies`Emm '5 11 s f
a a e ,o Anbnrn. •
- Y
SH
ansa' - 'n gx RT= t
STUN L A the n M �v
of the bride's Parents, by Aov, J. Kennedy. B � r Rl=lEr7. If yQu have
D., John Johnaodof Winghaai, to Miss Mary . "
E. Loohart, NastWawanesh. any' Logs to:sell it:will pay
FOWLER-IZZARD-At the residence of .
the bride fat her on Marcs .29, by Rev.. B. Ce-
ment. Clinton, ' J. R. Fowler V. S., to Miss you to enquire'. out prices be,
Minnie, .youngest daughter of Mr Jas. Izzard.
PEARSON-W. BSTER-Jit Willi, dhurch foro Lakin them elsewhere.
' manse Clinton, on Month 27, by 8.r. A. Ste. • g : .. .
wart �7els. Pearson,. of Goderloh, to Mies Ag-' . ••
nes *nater, o Mullett° � , A ¢
ER -P II At the residencef . . W �1� �.
FB.AS :y o the ''pp ' V
Ali. e •ier. � X,l. �'
bride's parental Elms, on March '1.4, by Rev. P.
A. McLeod,, Alexander Fraser, of Springfield I �-"•'
Man., to Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, daughter o{ o>• o• o a o 0 0 0 0• c
Mr and Mrs John P, Park.. o A
JACKLIN-A'y WOOD -At the residence of 1
the bride's grandparents, by Rev. J. G. Yet-
land, Rufus A.. Jaoklin of Howiok, to Mise '
Elisa J. Atwood, Grey township, I
DOUGLAS-SAU1 DERE--At St. Paul's ren-
tor, Wingham,, on March 21,b Rev, W Lowe, .
Wm.John Douglas to Mise Margaret' Saun-
ders, both of Sotrio.
JORNSTON-.LOCKEAIIT-At thereeidenee f
of the bride's parents, East Wawanosh, on
March 14, by Rev. Kennedy, John Johnso', of
Wingham, to• Miss May, eldest daughter of
Mr Lockhart.
DIL�D, • •
ItEINHAItT--In Whiteohuroft, on Mara. 12,
MartesstMcfurney, wife of Chas ,Reinhart,
,
aged 68 years.•
.BROPBY laTaraberxy, on March 7, John
Brophy, aged • 70 years.
POLLOOR Tn Morris,. on. March 20, Mrs Jae,
1'olloek. aged 70 years,
WILL1AMSON--!n'Grey, on March 16, Nan.
nab Durrant,beloved wife of Chas. Williamson
aged 7o years ands menthe;
BENDER -In Egmondviile, .on March 19,
Minnie Myrtle Bender, agedio years, 7 months
and 19 days. •
POSTLE1'ItWAlfi.'E 1- In Brueefeld, on
March 19, John Poetlethwaite, aged 87 years
and 4 months. -
WANTED
At once, good girlto sesitswithfarni worse,
ranking, btatter oinking eta., Apply to
MRS BISBEE, •'B,idgotood )'arm,
Goderioh,
Children for Adoption
Two children, bore, aged 4 and 35ears res-
nectively, will .be given for adaption to a
attitabie'peat1'. For partionl M„inforieetion
maybe had at the New Eni coos or R,. Rana -
ford, Huron street. Maria• -
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Across the . Street
.3 Doors
South of To$n Hall
A. 3 Grigg
Successor to abr. Biddleootnbe.
CLINTON
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tie "erge
rests Goods
of which Miss Maggie Davis prepared.
The:eubje'ct of it was, "The Glory of
helpfun at Was of o drrtitie onare. A • urotia,s%ed, before the recent
helpful nature and showed much care-
ly
ful thought in preparation. The car.
-• advance in
e
lolls exercised 'were entered into heart- p'.
Ily the singinqq especially. Mrs A. T. -
entered into . u, •
heartily. . The meeting throughout 300,. 85e, 40c, 45c,
50o,155e, Bae, 80o.
Cooper cotitrlb ted to t raceme 1
No better value in the trade at..-.
work folloifedr which was
u hes of the
meeting by affirm a Bolo, "Christ le
all," Which was well received. A ?,bort
discussion on the tonic, and a confer•
n on mattes relatingto League,
.shown, Woes 250 to $1.25 a yard.
oiored Dress Goods
A range of floe serge, l7,lnohas wide, in gond, navy, green and black, it excel
lent vans. .
. r 01711E , ' ' Londes .....oro
was considered pleasant and profitable,
and too much praise can not be be-
stowed on Miss Davis for the many ex•
enlientthoughts which her address
contained, After the service was oyer
a special halt -hour was spent in con•
versation, followed by refreshments,
Robt. Coats &Soli
P
March 8+
1900
ki Spring
argaan
ale .
In Hardware,. Tinware, Graniteware a�t�id L..�
Fridays
Saturday
And Monday-.
6-7'4
There will' be Bargains and make no mistake, but re-
member the above dates. Come and see 'for ourself.
The earlier the better. Look oyer the 'following list,
-Lots of other goods not mentioned cyan , be seen on our
counters anyday of sale marked in plain figulres , and at
r
greatly edued prices.
A.
ALLGO DS atBARGAIN A� PRICES STRICTLYCAST
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”.4,0-..r+,.4H,- e -4•.. -...+s.0
HARDWARE
• 2 Kegs 2 in Cut S eel Nails.....
8gage2 " .. -..
3 reqs•
. •
2. gess 4'n • , c _ „ ,
2 Hake 57} 810 ,.
e 6
11`
K
2 0 r .o agreat snap
.5 per present a ue 3 0 p
Gate and, Barn Door' Hi !'tee, reg.
price 5o.lb, este price . .. 3a
13 Hasps' and Staples, 15 • now.. 80.
2 Doz Bash. Fasteners..., ,+,,..15o doz.
9 OnlyFenoe Plyers ' + . . . 38o
10 Only, " „ ......... 48o
n Stones complete 98o
2Gri Grind
P
2 Drain Cleaners, was 75o, for each 35o
3 Long bandied 13•.51 Shovels ... 35o
7 Combination Garden Hoes . .' "22o:
, 4 Pre Rubber Anti Rattlers, per r' 50
Gjrn9et Bite, assorted sizes.... n'& 80'
3 Pre Compasses, reguler'20.... 12o
1 Only Le"ver S out saw' Set 35o
5 Whip Sockets, :was- 10o, ....... •.5c
22,Boxes Stove Polish, was 100 7o
• 3•Boxes Harness Dressier '256 ox
"Assortment of Chisels, Gouges,and
Amore, about ., half price
,2 Sets quilt frame Clamps,.:. ,,,18o se
3 Gimlets... 5o
5 Doz crew Hooke :So doz'.
,o,.. ..l d oz
7D' Tinned Meat So ke.... 0 d
7, oz� n d
... =6o pr
. Curling Tongs.:: .
Speotaolee 1oc.pr
4B Large.Sorow Drivers 15o. & 18a
3: Prs Towel Brackets, with,' roller 15e'
4 Hammers, reg.'prioe 50o 380
4. ., " " 65o : 489.
11 Plated Towel Racks, each ' -10o
7 Light Cattle chains; each -14o
Curry Combs, each , . 50
5 Combination Curry Combs,; each' 20a
9 Papers Roland bead shoo nails.. 8o
2 Large wood planes, was 61,40.... 70o•
, A few sans of odd shadesin mixed
paint..... .. Cheap, to clear out,
_ Hand saw Files .. 50
Knitting "needles by the grose.2 eetr 58
2 Stable Brooms ...., .,' 35o
2...: .......•.. 8.00
3. Pre Horse Clippers, good• value -
at $1,50, /ale price per pair.... 1,15
8 5,t Champion Xout saws,each 1,98
Mouse• Traps .. .. 50
5 Household. Hammers - 15o
1 Only family Meat Cutter 1,38
2 Lemonequeezers, was 20o .. . 150
3 .. " was 250 20a
4 Razor Strops, good, was 350 260
Chalk lines., for 5o
A few Pao shoe nails, was 15a5o
1 Case 14 Auger Bite,regnlar price •
$350,
/ale price e .
2,25
8 Flower Pat Brackets, wae 35o 25o
. .
4 Boxwood Spokeshaves, was boa; • 30a
Can openers, each 5o
Campingand picnic) forks, per dos ,'10x•
p - .
Wood Tape, regular' 8o ...., 40
Hat end Coat Hooks, per doz..5c& 103
2 a -
5 Hand saws. 6 in, cheap at 75a:. 60a
4 " 20:in,•• " 650500 -
1.Only 4 lb. house lade, . bargain . 2.60.
2;Gurney'e family eo tie, 121b.. , . 3 20 =
2 Gold Medal Sweepers, ;slightly
. damaged, regular price 33.50 , 2.25 -
2`
Plated Hat Backe, each • ::... 25a
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Only famrl Grindstone
one 7S
a
A. few biass Curtain Hooke, pair :.10o
Sete Mrs ;Potts'' Irons, set...... 900
Bundles braided gav wire,
lb
3o
d
a, i f andle flat strip feilof n„ wire,, lb 23
2 Wire Clothes Baekets,good thing 40o
2 Wire Vegetable 'Besiege, 253
7'Pkgs Disinfectant Powder' • 50
11 Bottle English FarniturePolisb 13o
13 " •„ ,. .. So •
A few Packages odd. shades In , ; • _
Kaleomine and Alabastine, ,pkg 15o
Large bottles,$boe Dressing, each . 200 .'
Small ., . ' .F ” ,. " 15o
Phenyle, thea.great disuifeottnt
powder, per ib: -. 200
5Braoes,regelar price 500). , . . . 88e'
4 Braces, $1.25 and $1 SO,each .•' 9Go
UU TLERY A1TD, PLATED :.WARE
3. Sete kniyes and forks reg75o, set' 58o
°3 Sete knives and ferias reg 91, set, 70o
4 Sete knives and forks 'reg 50a, set 38a
and re 5o
4"Sets 'knives an g 7 , set 60e
02
Sete knives and forks Rogers reg
$1 50 set 1 20
2 Sets -knives and' forks, . Desert
Rogers, reg $1.50 set 1 20
3"Sets ohildrene knives •& forks, pr 12o
7 only, ferke ............. . 380
1 Set celluloid handle table knives
eliebtly damaged regular 95, set '2 00
1 Set platedtable knives reg $3, set 2 00
3 Sete children knivee plated 503,. 85a'
1 Set children' knives "plated 75e40o
1 Set 'children knives plated 25o• 20o
1 Set carvers with steel. 91.75, est.]. 50
7 pre carvers your .choice for , :85o
3 only quick out bread knives..:•18o
Plated mustard and salt spoons8o
8 butter knives regular 65o 45o
3 " " " 1300 • 40o
2 " " " 350 25a
3 Batter,ll,►a:'es,peatl handle 91.25 95.3
7 Bntohankbivee, regular price 25o : 18a.
5 ,, '2::;dr•., , rx. " " 20c 14o
4Butcher knives, Rodgers.; ere reg300
0
4 limit kniyes egularprice 2o
12a -
'8 Razors, 91 raid $125,: slightly
damaged.. .. ... .., 600, -�
11 Pre Scissors, 350 and ,40o. , ... 280'
6 . 50o...... S 380
6 `` •• 60o.. . 45o
3 Doz Plated Teaspoons, regular
pprice 91, per 'doe ., ...:... 750
1. en' white
: 4't3eta of half dozen each h o
nitifal_ fprka, regular prise 75e, 450
2 Bets Plated fort,.$1,, .. .... • 68o
3 Bets Tiliti .eorke,per'set . 25o
11 PletedMuddlers 2for' •5o
A few odd Plated Table Spoons,ee 20o •
+ a' Desert "- 15o
8 Butter Knicks, damaged, eaph.:. 15o
4 Silver Napkin Ringo, 35o,eaoh. , .15c
7 Pickle Forke,$1 anti $1,25,ohoiae ' 000 •
TINWARE
Cake Cutters if'.. ...., 2
°�
•
for 5o 13 Sniall Pressed Wash Bowls,i0o 7o
8 3—Quart Cove ed�Palle, eaoh. . 15o
3 4 Quart. .." "20o
4 6 ,Quart - " 0 , ' ; , 25o
3 Small Strainer Pile, each 350
,
. 50o
4Lar e ,
g
18 6 Quart Palle, eaoh 90
15 10Quart " .. 140
1214 -Quart " 190
3 No 9 Boilers, copper bottom1.48
22 Dippers, each 4o
8 Fire Shovels, each 47o
2'4 -Galion Oil Cans, each ,•, .., . ,
1 Spice Box 85o
A few Italie Pais, eaoh 100
7 Flour Dredges,eaoh 5o
5 e 1per Boxes, ur each 150 was 20a
8o
8 Children's rays, 50o 80o
10 Large " "' . " 12o ' Oe -
6 Small DishPans : 1.6o
4 Large " 28.3
Pie Plates 4o
Patty Pans, per doz.. 5o and 80
Angel Cake Tins, each ......5o and 7o : ' .
Oval Pudding Pans,with rim each 17o
" " without " 12c '
2 Toilet Bete, 'lightly damaged,
regular pride 32.50, sale price 1.50
2 No 9 Copper Tea Settles, each 1,00
8 Chioken Drinking Fogntaine, ea 250
5 Rd Bread Bake Pane, each ".... '. 25a
Small Dippers;our own make,each 4o
Tin Dash Egg Beaters. eaoh .. 160
10 Pressed Milk Pans for 1,00
Round Tin Padding Pan 4d to 100
. ' GRANITEWARE
8 Teapots; regular price 50o
2 .. ,, . •• ' 60o...:
1 ,. e . 1.00 .
8 Dippers " • 80o
2 Water.pails"
2 " ' 'a 1.00
1 Teakettle, No 9......1.50
4 -Quart Covered paile, 350
8.Qnett
30b.....,
880 5 Wash Basins,regnlar price 80o.. 240
45o 4 „ '. " i' • 25o.. 20o
'600 1 " " ;. 20o.: 180
240 .2 Doable 0ookere, large, $1.25.... 98a
68o 1 'a small, $1.00.... 85o
850 1 Cuep dore,.650•..1.6...:.,...,.. 500
990 1 Tea Drewer, 25o .. 20o'
28o 0 Basting Spoons, 10a.. a.. 8o
24o .2,MilkPens, 80o., . . .. .... 240.
LAMPS
2 Lampe,deoorated,reg price $1.25 98o 2 Banquet tamps, reg price $8.50 2.65
" " a, ' 1.50 1.18 1 '' " " 4.00 8.25
1 " It " 200 1.50 5 Farrar Lamps, 'shades complete 68o
2 at if as 2.50 1.88 2 Hall Lampps, regular price $18,50 2 50
2 Hanging Lampe. " 4.00 8,25 8 Banging Lampe " 8,50 2.50
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1 Only Fire Proof Safe', 400 lbs, good value At $85, rale prloe...ir''.....,. $17 00
1 Only " " 125 113s 'I $30 e. .,. 28 00
25 Whip. about halt price
7 Oyolone Sprayers. a first-class article, regular price 75o and $1, :stale pries ,56o
Barbed Wire, special price on days. of sale, $8.75, worth $4 ,
This is a great chance to secure some cheap goods.
We will have another such sale, but not until February,
1901 --just before taking stock. • Remember the Dates
Harland .Bros
IRON, HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE
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