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Y* March 30, MO
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Sprin.g Milliner
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Our annual opening -display ot
• IsepngMilhinery will be made on P O.
DIED IN CLINTON.--At .-11100014443'
the afternpons of
dale, of Belgrave. who came to Clintou'
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
PRIPAY MAROn 30,1900.
LOCA.T4 NOTIOES.
TO MOAN 011:11'.-4large supply °fluent
Illansine sue inane. Lewes of au *Inds ana
vises. will be sold regardless of cost until al
*re disposed ot. J. W. IRWIN.
suffers, Sugars, esiears..44vano1ne and
higher expected. Now is the time to buy. I
have TWO asAs itedputh's Extra Standard
and Yellowe. I ark offering in barrel lots for
less than the who'esale sell In 50 barrel lots
sPeoint Price in 100 Ib Iota. J. W.
Wednesol,aST., Thursday, Frida
April 4tb, 5th & 6th,
about a month ago troubled with
Jrigbt's disease and complication died
last Friday, the final trouble belifit an
abscess, on. the kidneys. He was of the
age ot 73 years. His many friends will
be sorry to learn this as it was hoped
he would recover.
FOR THE PATRIOTIC AND RED -CROSS
AND ALLDAFUNDS.-The subsaiptions received so
. Y SATURDAY; far for the Patriotic and Red Cross
-Wlien the leadin.g styles and novelties adian Patriotic Fund -Part proceeds
in Millinery for the Spring of 1900 will be V.;';e11:cre.3,4'slettrif-ci;t1,1T.Hti)ciltg
shovh, Many are exact copies of Paris and
Fun& at the Molson!s Bank are. -Can-
.
.oneez$at Bayfield, per(3. W. Litter%
New York -Pattern: hats,. which were made •
1554eXi;t:lsostArg1,114st $5•00; a .freind
by our Milliners when in Toronto, and have THE LOCAL BURK' ET. 13titt
dropped considerably since last Iveete.
all the' style of the original 'at Vat a fraction and to a good suppli belpg brought
You are heartily welcome ' to come frmd etc'. 3.6e* g
g8 are about the
extrxectmes_of riexiese _products were sent
' . will be well worth seeing fcr never have potatoyean25eTeraltahe market in
we had a millinery stock to__ equal that we
h Ire read for this S rin 's business Movimas Apota..-This week many
of the prieec4.,.„, . •
in &prices, for lot) butter., rane
• same in sh.pply and demand, the tuling
reneyer and as often laS xou like. The dls- figures bpin 10c to 11c, The ueual
The best time to see the Millinery in fituengsgotadoin in occupants
ecombe is moving
C0111fOrt -is i the afternoon, but if you cannot .from HuronRattenbury street to Mrs Carle'
uee street,
come then com.e, at which ever -time suits you she lately purchased, Mrs Carlinwhiche leg.
bting for Toronto ; Miss White occupies
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her own house on the same street, 111r
Dinsley removing to T. Rnbinson's
house on Mill street; Rev, Mr Mur.
NEW SPRING MANTLES s duck is to take A. Morrisli's. house on
. We passed. into stock this .week some"very' back to her old home. on Rattenbui
•L.1 street, Thoe. Kemp will shot tly ; move
natty garMOOtli. They are the newest things to Ed, SnelPs house on the Baee line.'
• in the market,made from Atherican:modekand ANOTHER RAILWAT EOR'OLINTON.-
of fintelaas m'alerials: • The best time to buy is The Grand Vanik—riativir eliiiitiT"
Albert street, Mrs Win. Teylor gOing
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passedthrough t Lk Railway irantnittee
early when the assortment is full and. the stock of the House ot Commonaon Thersclay,
• at itp best. Here are two or threeitems to give and only reives to; ease the /louse hi
•you An idea of what th y are like. a. rroposecl line frourPolt Dover
- Fawn Ladies' Cloth, •velvethoilar, fiy front, colored mercerized " • le With the Department of Rail svays,
order to enable it to be proefitaia with.
. . , • „to Goder ch, According to the maps
lining, a very nobby coat .... . .... . t .P -e passes through ad
Obvert Cloth, fawn only, collitr. trimming of . satin bands bury. in McKillop, then south-Vvestetly
down each side of front, fly front, new coat sleeve „ „..$4:caro to Clinton, and on to Gedirich"through
Fine Vienna Cloth, blick'or fawn, inlaid velvet collar, fly front, .tbat portion of tire township of Mater,
pearl buttons, 'eked corded work down ,,,front• .'nlergeriged ' tioeth• of the FLU nn road. Tile
sateen lining
ro d line
, .
$1.25, Kid Gloves for 73c .
r *1.00 ItidAlioios for 356
The chance to buy .good kid
glovegfor abouthali..prics comes but seldom.
While this lot.lasts yoil dan do it. The rea-
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(son for is.that*e want them out of the way
- to make room! for an extra fine stock or new
eGtoves that are just in. All are standard, Well known make
:and reliable qualities.. •
O pairsilla6k Kid Glove, Perrin's standard dollar qualittea, soft
ktL will yogood•wear, we ve jus go 5,2 an n
to clear them out quickly, your choice now .. . 3 c
50 pairs .Perrin's and Alexander's standard $L25 Kid Gloves,
lacing or penr1 buttons. sizes 51 to 7i, assorted colors. to
• clear out quickly, your choice for 73c
apestry and - j. . Unions and
Brussels oOls
road is paid to be backed by American
1311ERNEss SOLD.-. The western •
fever has struck some of our_young._
,flee and among them is 3. Ireland, of
town. He has sold' out his milk de
I livery to Thomas Kemp will) *ill
cnn-
tinue the same and attend„ to the
-prompt livery of -good sweet milk to,.
e •
alt his cuetomers. Mr Kemp intends
teluy several more Jersey milch cows
for the use of customers and Tyndall
'•• Bros. will .erimply the eream required.
We are pure Jack will do well in that
We are showing some erY
handsome designs in these pop-
ular Carpets. Colors that are
fast, qualities that Will stand
any amount of hard wear.
%malty ,Tapestry Carpet,
faiiTY thick pile, dark colors 25b
Tapestty Carpekin good wearing
qualhaes, neat and ' tasty pat-
terns, dark and medium col -
• hip "•4 • 4C):
Trandeoate designs in Tapestry
Carpets, close pile, dark colors -60c
Verythandsoine designs and extra
good qualities in Tapestry.Carz
• petit, newest patterns and col-
OritigS, will gore no end qtweer 75c
Heavy Brussels. Carpets, close •
• pilk Will stand any amount of
• hard wear, new ,patterns, neyv
colors. ....... - . . .. . $11
' • Heavy Axminster Carpets, rich
new colorings and patterns,
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lartire the appeatance of velvet
.Carpets at a great deal more'
money.wear guaranteed fllf, $1.25
We sell the best linden and
• Wool Carpets we can •find.
• There are none better • made
•than the•lines we • carry. The
• Colors are . guaranteed --netr-to•
run and qualities are thorough-
ly reliable in every way. •
36 inch Union Carpet, good colors
, and pattern,will wear well,just -
the thing for bedrooms... 2 5g
iea,vy Union'Carpet, scroll and
floral patterns, colors will not
run, will give excellent wear...3'70
Very heavy Union Carpet, will
wear well,dark colors, new pat-
terns, an extra good . Oc
All wool Carpet, every thread
pure wool,, neweet .designs
special• 75
Extra heavy all wool Carpet, 'the'
beat made in Canada, colors
fast, yarns thoroughlyecoured, •
elegant designs suitable for all
. rooms .„• 90
itstiP CARPETS
For a cheap floor covering therere nothing much 'better
than a good getup Carpet. This season's stock is the best and-
bigghstwe've ever, Shown and values also.are ahetul of those of
any former lietnoti.`•
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Good Hemp Carve% stripe, woven or prinked floral Vatterns,
• q utilities that Will sts.nd.hadd
11111c 117c 20c 25e
: From Maker to Us
Thavati4 way Mir.Lace Curtains 00010
•:Aim* from the inaker.no middleman'e
Profit paid, just one profitours,
Wein you and the man, who makes
them, We ve got some exceedingly
tdindsome designs this spring and Val-
• , tiekthat will please Curtain buyers.
• wfil More More to bay about thou nag
Week, •
ThoseNobby
11ithnetipuis •
The swelleet spring dress stuffs we've
shown, for ninny a ,das, are the home-
spun litnitibgil and skirtings advertised
last week. Stylkoh Masers/kW/le they
Make ail Ideal Costume or eltirt.
:1141tirkonde,no,two allite,$3.73 to $4,75
Suit " 4.75 to 7.00
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1 Cushion Tbps 37%o
Handsome Crepe Cretonne Cushion Throe, something entirely
, 1, Pow,'will, inake,eervicsablo cushions, fluty color combinations ,.on 340
, 'red and ktuagrounds,regular price 1110c, just a few to Nil 7
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Two gPealiliin Wash Goods to
01/T011 BLUE PRINTS iStic
440 yard e sertuhi8 Dot& Bluerrinte,
OW& Weight.. White or colored
tuttteins, tne regular wholesale, price
wiis MP, we bought thie lot cheap and
while they lust you 0,1111 buy 12)03:
thein
isonnneriee April with.
GINGRAUS AT Sc
**het. the thingifor Aprons or Child-
ren s Dreettile- yard. fancy check
ginghart3s, at leas than present whole-
sale prices# fast colors, good weight
Will stand any amount of :wear 6
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'western country and also that the new
proprietor will be as prompt and oblig-
ing as the former, He. will be found to
be reliabie.and careful in attention.
Mr Kemp will move in a month's time
to the house of Ed. swans, gravel road.
Iltrertnrse REMOVALS. -:Two grocery
stores have removed their quarters this
Week, O. ' Cooper now ,oucupiee. the
corner store in the Seat le:block 4ccater
of Rattenbury and Albert streets,) end
it is neat and popular stand. The in-
side bas been thoroughly renovaten
and made to look like a new store; T.
McKenzie had men repairing and over -
luting it, while S. Oran repaired and
Iooks quite hrigiht and refreshilsiow.
is now to be' found in the Smith build-
ing, (a few doors north of the Claren-
don,) but. is no more now since the fire
yesterday. B. Kaiser and T. Kennedy
had made it a very attractive business
tbfl ceiling, 3. Fisber
retetutreltrIt
Beacom' grocery and fee store
place. •
'lun' SPRING TRADE. -The outlook
fox a, good busihess. in the clothing
line is reported by the local merchant
tailors, as well as the city' dealers. A.
J. Holloway and A. Downs are taking
in many orders, and T. Jackson also
had many to fill. Thos. Jackson, ;jr.,
has been on the road lately. During
the first week in March he was around
Toronto and Woodstock, last week in
the vicinity of Windsor, Walkerville
And other points in western Ontario,
and this week is up at Wingham,
Walkerton and Palmerston, At all of
these towns harrecures a satchel full of
bookings. There establishments are
all beginning to put on 'hands, the
Jackson Bros; firm having about 80
on. For workmanship and reasonable
prices Clinton . can compete with the
city trade ,
NEW DENTAL OPPICIL-Clinton will
have the third dental parlor. Dr. Hol-
ines,son of Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Lon-
don (formerly' of Rattenbury street
church,) will open up a new dentisty
in the Smith bnilding corner of Isaac
and A4bert ereets, in the course of .a
week. The doctor has been establith‘
ed Blenheitn With Dr. Gibb bub be-
lieving Cantab.& suitable place has de-
cided to remove and will be ready for,
practice shortly. The News of Blen-
heist speaks well of Mr Holmes as a
citizen and a D. G. E. Hol-
mes, who for ten Menthe past
been a3sociated With Dr. Gibb, leaves
this week for Clinton, where he will
enter into business for himself.. tlie
genial, friendly manner, combined
WW1,* thorough knowledge dull the
latest_ ideaei in the dental Nofeseloti,
thould thisure him succees from the
Beateltt 843cimoire.,
The management of the People's Star
cootie 'Wish the subscribers and other
eltIzene of town and notintry to remem-
ber the final grand Context of Moiler*
on Easter Monday, Aptil lath. when
the Be/toil tad*, Symphony Onkel.
tra- MeMItihrs and Muster Donlan.
the boy oeprano, are to appear at tb4
town hall. The repertoire of this fatu-
ous organization is unlimited and In -
elude the best works of the great music,
masters as as selections of a light.
or or popular character. A epecial
feature wit be made of novel-
ties•Ths boy Novato° is something new
its the was, of entertainment and at this
grand commit limiter Donlan will
satotiear. An extract from the Boston
mays "Mesta Henry Donlan is
unsurpassed in Boston. He takes ev.
vs7 heart by Amp. His ',Holy Cite'
was rendered so that one in the and.
knee could only imagine himself with
angels," Reserved *eat plan open to
snbcrlb.rs at Jackson •Brott, on Wed-
nesday, April to the public the
following days. Paste this date in
your hat for the web concert of the
series.
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.IN Summit's ViTHInto-Judging from I cert, mays that "Mr Spaulding, Clinton,
the present the Lenten teason le ai added net a littiO to the pleasure of the
usual gay and all seems to prove that audience, and it is hoped be will, at
there are a good many people in ea. some future tie, again favor the elea.
clay ncwadays: We learn that it was forth people.' Thoe. Orooketon, who
almost impossible to get up an evening has been here for some time, employed
party or ten, azaleas invitations were at willow basket making, left town on
sent out some time infideance, go -many Tuesday morning for Toronto; he
of these gatherings had been planned. thinks the Queen City will. afforda
Mrs E. Turner entertained on Tuesday wider,lield for his manufactftres. The
evenieni and Mre A. J. Ifolloway ea inspector hue been attending to
Thursday evening. Mrs T. Dottie gave seine of the streets in town; it will nob
a party on Tuesday evening, in honor be long before he and assistants will
of her nephew, L. Darcb, of Batavia, have considerable work to look after,
N, Y. woo B. Moltwon was the host- in repairs and cleaning up. The fire
ese of a bright gathering of young brigade wereputpractising on Monday
ill
pleasr's, base
-it. ant time was epent town.drove out to JohnMe
people from town on ,T11.eetlaY evening,. *AOC A party of YounS_Pec:Ple from
Awben
cards and dancing, after wiffeh ti ds• -•-line, last "friday, end vent the_evenIng
licious lunch was enjoyed. in amneeMents; as •usual the time flew
by too quickly. The ekating has gone;
Saturday night saw the last of It at.
the rink. F. G. Burgess, the photo-
grapher, bad It special offer on Monday
last, by giving to men over 00 years of
age a cabinet photo free; there were
Over 50 taken and one old gentleman
never had a• picture taken in his life
before, Ab Moore. on of 'Mrs R.
Moore, of town. has secured a good
position as stenographer with, Miller tt
Miller, Portage la Prairie; another evi-
dence of the rise of our town boys,
Winter Weather le on Lim wane; cvhcels
are In use again. Heber Clement left
last week for Hamilton, - where he has
secared a situation in Sanford's (Noth-
ing House; her is a good salesman, and
the citizens No the ambitious city on
the hill will find hilt an Obliging and
courteous gentleman. The clothing
NOTES. -We regret to learn that Mrs
Alex. Armstrong has been very ill
lately with nneumonia.Mr J Bean who
was confined to the house commenced
hie work again, at the public library..
This. ie the season when the roaring
poet e expected to 1;us his lyrics.
and the fabricator ie. fishing stories.
It, is said there will likely be It scarcity
of farm help in Canada, as many of tbe
robust fellows. have gone off to i
war; wages in this • line have increased
materially, principally up in theNorth-
vvest. Febinary was a conspicuous
month in not having a new moon, but
there were two in January, and also a
pair in March, a moonless month had
not occurred since 1855. The Easter
hat will be more charming, than .for-
merly, the Milliners swim; three weeks
from to -day is good Friday. - With
itwaslist WUeePlItath24e 'c'matinnta wa otrnowdni:a: house of Jackson Bros, is known far
and wide, it seems; an order. bas been
• elledredr el. gsoonindenawihlcaht of
as hcoauplidt attn.; A received from Rev. W. G. Wilson, of
Berlin,_Germany, late of Snot Col.
well As a local market there are ready lege. P. Rumball nee sold one of his
Josh Billings says signs of spring are plkliolev.mgJ.atxs .faMeetddas, Ishii: mStat.n,
houses on Mary' St,, to Mrs Hall, of
sale for this produce elsewhere.
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the birds awing, the cattle hollering, yienftnintd;
the pigs screaming, the cats sighing. would like to see him, and as his
and the geese warbling;'it is'about trouble is of a critical nature tb ay are
time we heard them ' then. The next- more anxious for his recovery; • we--.
and beet of all...,the grand finale -of Wipe to see Mr Medd out again , soon,
Mon -
the concert& ;given by the People's Star as 12
Course, will be given on Easter Mon- e has a cheerful word for every
person who has the pleasure of an ex -
day, April 16; the booking is the Boston quaintance: A new 'phone has been
put into E. M, McLean's residence this
week; the number is 88. The Paris
eph Chamberlain bas secured a con. ed on Sunday. April 141.13; this date
Exposition will be officially. inaugurat,-
from, the London Advertiserthat, Jos -
tract fot installing & hot water-heal:11f does not conflict with the opening of
apparatusdor $2,000 in the Essex the Huron Central Exposition in the
_ uses. se go, in e ereCtect at • eam.. fall. Dr. W. J. R. Fowler desires to
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and we are pleased "to see him fo8rging
at Davis it Roveland!e, Boma year ag : to do with the exorbitant prices buy .away,
inform
day afternoon last. ' About twenty in the' habit. of charging; as Dr.Fowler
was riot in town at any titne. -Mr. Mc -
vices at the House cif Refuge On Sun -
young people froin Seaforth drove up Intyre was at libertv to charge what -
on ThOrechwevening last to atteadtbe . ever prices, he liked, a having obtained
rink, but wefe disappointed; Clinton is no benefits. A car load of household
has a sick lora% but under theYet's,
W. Wheatley - effects and 7 horses were taken. iip west
on Tuesday by T. Robinson and A:
not so- coldqbearted.)
care it iti around
petty went to Seaforth on Friday
again. A , skating Morrish, A. lady ftem Parkdale • has
night and report havin a gliding'.towns around here, with the intention
been on rkepeculating tour in a few
_time. Miss Nona, daughter r ne j. lt' . 94 starting a store of dry goods,s: ant-
ler, sustained , a fracture to her left peeing the smaller articles; she was
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-wriatby failing. Fran:
k Olatworthy is - Dere Wednesday and, likes Clinton
moving hia family to Collingwood this
very much. The jurnor lacrosse club
.
Where he -has set upbusiness will organize for-tbe. coining season on
week
rehkin imself. • Winter in hanging on in Monday evening next, at the Camper -
pretty goodshape; we have experienced c al hotel, and all the boys interested,
nne-of the old -time-Canadian_wintere in the game are invited to be. present
Randall Robinson, of Peterboro, grand SA. Glover has secured the contract crf
son of Robert Coats, t of town, had the building a large brick addition to the
misfortune to be run over liy a sleigh residence of Jas. Richardson, llth^con.,
the other day; and had his leg broken ' Godcwich township. Wm. J. Powell,
near the hip. W. P. Spaulding, of (son of a. Powell,) is baying out a bak-
ing and confectionery business at Pal-
merston ; being a hustling. 'competent
young n3an, he should have no trouble
in Making it a success. •
town, assisted at the Veterans' concert
given in "Seatorth on Friday evening
last, end his solos were heartily greeted;
the Expositor, in referring to the con-
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There's where you can get tbahargabis in
BOOTS AND SIIOES . • .
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• Yon can get Ladies' Fine Kid Buttoned Boots fOr One Dotter a war. A nice Lidiee'Rid
' Strap Slipper or an Oxford for the same price. - Gent:6 Fine Laced 13 ode for One Donee •
' .• • .Or a pale of Ositere if you prefer them. •.
Then yon ought to age the Lidice' and Gaeta' Fine ildote you can get for $1.75. and $2,
right up -to -late in etyle and gruirenteed to, give good Wear. •• •
• The boys andthe girls want good School Boots for the gloppy weather
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Have just the kind you want. Close buying, economical management, citric* attention
• Taylor (dir Sc)n
te business and cash selling ielhe secret 0 the low price!. ,,, • '•
No trouble t6ibow goods. • • .. • 0 -
Gash and Olin r'elee • Eggs taken as ;Omit
insurance 0E4 at the store • ' r
Departmental Store
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When a woman buys Xing
Quality Shoes she saves $2.
They cost $3 and have the
appe.arance' of $5—that is
how she saves $2.. . .,
These shoes are irre-
proachable in material, style,
fit and finish. ,
Alt trimmingsareor Bilk, and they 1111 es
guage could not tell the facts &Liner
th*
are the best shoes for the price on this PILPIII I
earth. Alithe wordsin the English lan- , •
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' • This line of suits
•is -made from.a sloe-
• jal cloth, Sometlabig
\ that we Can, gUaran-
- tee auct something
•that will".give great
satisfaction in wear.
AI You can buy them
in °BingIe- or doable
breasted. They are
made and tiimraed
in a Manner totally
different from or.
dinary ready-mades
• =awe are quite safe
"s aying th at no
seen elsewhere. The price of
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This Shoe
is for 'the rich and poor alike.
What in the use of paying more,
when yoti can get perfect shoe'
satisfaction for $3? That Is
what you get. When you 'Oily
Zing Quality, When a shoe
wean well, when it is atylish *Mown. 6 ,t§Ot
fetish* what morecan be &sired? '6"It " •
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, „swot
Zing Quality on and yen will .'"1"4
**aye wear them.
$3, and the appearance of $s. G.Q
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such value can be
This Suit $10.00
and if you paid $14 you would not grinnble at the
price on aoccoua nt the great wear that this lino
of suits give. •
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There are hundreds of • Boys' Suits gmng
through our workshop at the present time, and a
little later we will have SOMO interesting news to
tell buyers of Boys' Clothing. Buying from the
manufacturers will ••
Save srou 115 per eeiit.
in price. We will show the greatest seiseiloi.. of'
Atli REPAIRS Oit Boots and ShoOtii pronaptly attended to. (nothing in the eourity.
ACICSON S., :IPETAL curium
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