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Important.
To Housekeepers
We are now 0414 our .celebrated Family Flour (one-half
Manitoba) pot up in any elm panel,
AT $1.70 PER CWT,
Delivered to any part of the town. We have other brands
for special purposes at equally low prices, t•nt for general nee
t -we recommend FAIR'd FAMILY FLOUR, .
All goods menufaetured by us may be haa,`direet from
the mill or from any of the following grocers : 1). Cook,
Oantelon Bros., 0. Cooper a 0o., G, Stewart, H.Wiltse, .0,
j.„ Olson, or 3.W. Irwin, Remember, every pound is Guara,n.
teed. °. and money refunded If not Satisfactory.
Fair's Breakfast Food.
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makes a pleasant summer morning meal. It is easily digested
and 000ling-just the proper thing for the warm weather.
3. & N. Fair,
CLINTON
ardware
Headquarters for all kinds of Hardware,Tinware, Nails, Looke,Hinges,
Glass, White Lead and Oile, the celebrated l•lherwin Williams ready
mixed paints, Daisy Churn, Screen Doom and Windows, Blue Flame
NT/hiltless Oil Stoi.s, all kinds of Wire Fencing, Agents for the Ameri
can Field Fence the best fence in the world, it is Horse proof, Bull
proof, Hog proof, Pig and Dag tight, extreme heat and cold deep not
draw it out of shape, it stays where it's rut.
Gall and See it
A few Royal American Clothes Wringers, at $2.85
while they last, a first-class wringer. A (”w odd shades ready
mined paints. at a big discount.. Lawn Mowers at reduced
pikes to clear out 1 Only Fire Proof Safe for. $27.00,
Xarland ros. ,
Stotes,Tinivare
Hardware ttc
Experts in Hot Air and Hot Water fleeting and Plumbing.
CLINTON
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Clinton, son Wednesday, Jurie 0, 'core -
Velvet 'Cream ing led by Mrs H. McQuarrie;Tiverton.
raencing with a, praverand prais.e meet -
The daintiest and most perfeot toilet cream for chapped
hands, face, lips, roughness of.the skin:
ItVnot sticky or greasy'
lit removes tan and sunburn and is a delightful applica-
tion after shaving, Put up in tubes at 15e each,
We also keep in Stoek eocO ereani, eream
Witch Hazel, I/Almond eream, 'Lanoline
and Witch 14azel, Cold Creain, etc.
TEM kiLINTJ141 1NEW ERA
•Ohurch Chime& District Meeting,
June 4th, fn-V*9.:*
ininieters and lam qi of tbe Gaderieli
must church, will meet at St . unrya on The, annual meetpig of the Methodigt
The London Confdrence of the Mali- alWaRTa•Ia
DiStriet was held at Lwitlesbero on
Rev. E. A. Shaw, of Hayfield, apil Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
Rev. T. J. Mtirdark excho-nged pulpits Th s session of Tnesclay. wits strictly a
on Sunday last, •• ministerial session. The meet leg was
Rev G. W. Henderson, of S. Marys, opened with devotional exercitress the
is receiving prominent mention as the Rev, Il.SpPle- Wilson, of Goderich, pre -
next President of the London Center- wiling. On mutton, the Rev, A. 0,
ence. Ile would fill the bill well, TitUo was appointed A•ecretary; and
Rey, A.Z, Russell statistical secretary.
The Endeavor a Willis church held The roll was called,and on examination
a consecration meeting " 8""laY of ministerial character, ell were found
evening, and Monday evening was b .
, . tic er an octrine,
their business meeting, Bothnieetings Rev. Mr Finlay and Rev. Mr Thomson
were well attended and interesting. were monument:led by the district to
Rev. Mr lvIctionagh, formerly of be continued on probation, In regard
Clinton, is supplying the Methodist i 0 two other probatiemers, who were
pulpit at Mitchell,owing to the terunor. not present, a committee was appoint-
ary absence of the pastor in the States, ed to examine these young men on
• The Sunday school of st, paops epnecine,tsanodf droecptotritnet,opraiosrpteocttabie inceoentfle4-
church held its annual picnic at the
rive on on the Qtreen's birthday when a of the district later. In answer to the
most enjoyable time was spent by all. gthu:sntaiornne,wohfouheavdRdieaddtatrItte the year,'
The week between May 27th and tioned, The Rey's, It.
Kennedy andV 113,1-4.
:lune 2nd is observed by the Salvation twere to prepare an o it-
ArMy as Self•dettial 'week and • extra uary of the late Rev. Hall, to be Pre.
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contributions. are asked for by the of. sented to conference,. The district
Seers. " • . meeting • recommended the Rev. IL
Cornnerrecon services will be held , Newcorn be's relation as a super ann trate
in the Preebyterian church -on next to be contilined;• as olio the Rev. Wrn,
Sunday morning. Rev Mr Wade con- Nino, now resident in• Toronto. This
ducted preparatory service on Wed- closed the business . of the kmorniug
neSday evening.
Rev. Wm. Patterson, ot Cooke's The afternoon was devoted to a con -
session,
church, Torsanto, has accepted the call sideration of how the spiritual interests
to Bethany church in Philadelphia and of the work thronghclit the district
will take pharge there on Sunday might be improved. Many valeable
June 10th. The Toronto people 41(1 suggestions were made, which will no
their utmost to keep hino. doubt increase the general efficiency of
The annual Sunday School conven- the pastorate during the coming years.
i tion of thechurch of England in Huron In the evening, a public meeting was
Deanery was held ni Blyth on Tuesday. held,at which addresses were delivered
Papers were read by Miss James, Got, by Rev, 5, J. Allin upon the subject of
riot Rev. E. 0..;Tennings, Hayfield; M. i the "Forward Movement"; and lov.the
:Goldberg, Dungannon; and the rural i Rev. A. L. Hessen on "The 'Class -
of •the late Rev.' Joseph Edge. will be
Meet-
dean,oxT
erice.' The-surn of $20 was given at"
ing." These addressee were excellent.
ONTARIO ST. -A service in memory in eyery way and enjoyed by the audi-
herd in Ontario St, Methodist church that meeting for the India Famine
on Sunday evening. A sermon appre-
equal numbere. The reports from the
Fund,
priate to the occasion will be preached . On Wednesdavit he session was -made
by Rev B. Ulement.-The .League. on up of ministerial and lay . delegates in
Deltiocribdiasylinegvening, was well attended.
Topic, ''Patiencemyr; o• tMhrerBirsodporraiyekin, Godr-• various circuits were read, detailing
the number of members - or each
me,f very touchingly.. Next Moeday's err% together with the. weeks rahlact.
topic, "A good neighbor,". will be taken ' kir- donnexional and local- purposes.
byr'B.- J. Gitkings. . . The schedules, containingreports of all
On the 7th inst., the Bishop.of Huron .Sundav Schools and Epworth Leagues,
will lay the corner stone. of a :neW were also passed nn to conference,. The
church to he built at Kirkton. This totals for the whole district appear as
place, by the .wity, is on the boundary *mows: Membership of the .churchi:
of . Huron and Perth, and the new 3,86S; raised for Missionary Fund,
church will be built in Huron. It is $2,722; .for circuit end local purposes,
much to the credit .of the rector, Rev. $13,461; for salary, •$11,017; for connex-
W. Ston,formeely of Plinton, that a ional'hinds..incleding the Missionary
new • church is. foutul necessary, and fond, $4,443; total monies raised on the
tchnioswgeorfitteinos parn;,sspoldrlifirri.ends are glcl. to
of sicknese,' bereavement,- etc., were
district,. S' l2 several special' vases
•. RATTENBCRYST.. Cannot -Rey. W. discussed and recommended to . the
G. Howson•took the topic ..at the En- favoeable Consideration. bf- the Susten.
worth League on Monday evening.. It talon and contingentfu ride oninittees.',
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was very interesting and instructive, .The Itev A,- M. Thomson and Rey. W.
being 'on "Vision and service." Presid- A. 11 Inlay were red momended to eel.
ent Rorke occupied the .chair. -The lege. • I1. was urgeatipon all eircuita-to
..ustial •monthly fellowship meetingof procure, and ministers, to faithfully
this church will be held ,next Sunday, keep. a circilit•registry.of all baptisms,
morning at.10.o'clont. At the general funerals and marriages, according to
service the pas. ter "will take.for his•Sub. the drain -A of the last •gener al . confer -
Sect: "When (xuu is our oirly4•esouri,e." ence. , The Rev. B; Clement at ai_eleet-
In the evening Rev:Albert Thompson ed to represent' the district on the.-sta-•
maybe expected.to weep. Strangers tioning committee; • the Rev, S. 5.Allin
and Mr.& R. Alli, on: the Sabbath
alivays Welcome, „. .
WomEN's CiiitCLES. The ,Womeo!s . aSnenektoirciotott.limieeehRweavin.,40:.x. theW. i l Es opn.
worth Leagire .. committee. .. 'Artiongst
the laymen elected- to attend confer •
ence at St.' -Marys°. were: Messrs A.. T.
'Cooper,'J. H. McHard v, and F. ' W.
At 2.30 the opening exerciees will be Crich, ,of Clinton., . Mr R M.McKenzie,
Conducted by the President, Mrs ji..T. of Goderleh,- was elected as a ley dele•
Cook: address 01 welcome by Mrs T. J. gate on , the Missionar ycorinnittee:
.Murduck; rdll-call of circles -and bander- . v. Josiah.Greene'and Mr M. 11,
reports of circles and. bands; directors Young were elected to thesustentation
report; solo, MrS Shaw: paper on our fund oommittee. It was decided to hold
home work, by Mrs P. Fiehenifuestroli ' Thelinancial district meet 'rig in the
drawer; duet, -1VIessri Brownlee and Victoria,street-cherch, Go&rich, and
Cook; ' oar duty to foreign rnisSions, the May ineetine in the' Rattenbitey
Miss Louisa Copland; s01o,148.'lloover; street church. Clinton, - •• A • resolution
letter from India; • address on mission moved by ,Rev. 'W • G. Howson, and
bands, Mrs Snaw;" discussion; music by seconded by Rey. S. J. Allip, Was an-
Olint-Ori ehoir; election of officere. etc. animously. carried. Conveying , to the
• Rev. Jos. Edge, of London, president
of the confereirce, the great regret . of
the district, that he should be, so eer-
iottsly-ill,' with the expression of their
deepest Byrn pa t h y,.. and con ti n Uott 9
prayer that God May see fit.to speedily
restore him; and epare his life for
mally years, that he natty still preach
the Gospel, in which Godhas already
given him such marked . success and'
honor. The position which our .repre-
sentative in. the 'House of Commons.
has taken on th,e temperatiee question
pointment.of conamittees„&c. The af- was highly commend.ed ; .and. warm
ternoon seesion will open- wiRth azaraaisr.e.,
' Words of nralse Were linked with tbe
service, cooductAt- ed by Rev.
no: the
namie of RH
obt; oltnes, 'M.P.; of Olin,
rett, of Monek, 2.30 .p. After votes . of thanks. to the
church. letters and statistics will be • ton. A
people of Londesboro, a,nd Mr Wilson,
.read, follovved bythe eh celar letter by' the genial chairuirin a the district, the
Rev. J. HaMilton,•, of Palmerston, and
m. a 'repreirent. ' meeting was closed.with the ' -benedico
disdussion., At 4.30 p..
ativefroni Woodstock.College will ad. tion. - - • . . • '
dress the meeting. • The evening ses-
sion will open with a' prayer' and praise. . . OLINTON MARKETS
service, conducted' by 'D. Brownlee, of Corrected every Thursday afternoon. '
Mount Forest, At 7.80 p. m.. -Rey. R. '• . , Thursday, :May 24, 1)00.
Lennie, of Mount Forest, will give a' ' rail Wheat . . 0 64 a 064'
planer on the distinctive principles of Gate .. .. ,...%.. •ia- 0 260.27
l,aa a
y..... .. .. . .'... . 0 40 a 045
Barley .... .. .. .. .0 88. a 0-10
Peas • • 067 a ' 060 •
Fleur per cwt 1 50 a • 1 70
Butter, loose 12-13,pit'd 0 11. a 0 12
,west and British Columbia missions by Eggs per doz • 0.10 a 0 11
Rev. W. Freed, of Wincham; McMas- • Hay, ...... 8 00 a - 8 00.
ter and Moulton Colleges will be repre. Sheepskins 0 60. a • 0 SO
sented by Dr. Welton in an address. No. / Green trino, bidder 0 06 a 0 07
Wednesday, June 13th -At 0.30 a, in. Potatoes, ........,0 26 ' a 0 25
Rev, Tedford. of Kincardine, will open Chickens; per pair .0 30 a- • 0,40"
With. a•praver and praise service,which. Ducks,per pair 0 -25. a. .0 40
will be followed.by a report of corn init-' Geese, per lb, . .. 0 06 a 0 00
tees. Sunday School work- At 10:80 Turkeye,'perlb . ' . ' 0 08 a 0 09
a.m. a payer will be given on "Are 9.1.1r.' ..",%.POrit,.11140.:.:..,.:.........4,..546,1,13,,,,z--16-
:StindaY-Sdlibble- doing t he' - Warr for.. Pork, &med., fl 25 ' a 6 25
which they exist? If not; what naddi- Dried apples per lb0 06 a 0 05
flcations are requified?" followed by. , Bran; por ton 12 00 a 12 00
discussion led by Rev. Hamilton, of Shorts, per ton 16. 00 a 15 CO .
Palmerston;• the .e0.0peration of the
home with the Sunday School will be .
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the subject of an address by Rev. T. J. Montreal attle Market.
Murduck, of Clinton, followed by dis-
mission led by Rev, D. McLennan, of Montreal, May 28. -There were about
Glarrimis, At 7.30 P.m. prayer and. 300 head of butobers' oattle;100 calves and
praise service led by Rev.FishertWing- 150 sheep and lambs offered for sale at the
ham. Rev,' Imrie, B. A., missionary-' East End Abattoir to dam). Tho butohers
elect to the foreign field, will deliver were'eut in large nentbers, but trade • in
an address on foreign missions, follow- - cattle was somewhat slow owingtothe high.
ed by Rev. D. McLennan, of Glaminis. i prices demanded by. the drovers, About
With a representationof {the work and • 40 head of large cattle, consisting of steers,
needs of the Grande Ligne Mission by oxee, bulls and fat cows, were bought foe
Principal Massie. , ' i shipment to Great' Britain, the prices paid
ranging from 43 to nearly 50 per ib. The
8Toolt. I tIRCHASES.-. *as. U0Wall, of butchers paid for prime beevee from 41,3 to
Seaforth, has been around this neigh. ate por lb; pretty good cattle sold at fro&
borhood picking up the beat he can get 40 to 40, milkmen'e strippers from 813 to
of stoek for P. D. Puller, of Sather. 410 and the common stook from 3o ten to
per lb. The best calves Ware bought • up
Were reaching this Market; prima here
wore from $2 to $6 eaoh. Shippers peld
4o per Ib for good largesheep and the batch.
Mission Circle Meeting of the Walker,
ton Baptist Aseociation will be held in
J. E. HOVEY
Dispensing Chemist Clintou
9 Walkerton Association of Baptist
WALKERTON ASSOCIATION. - The
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We have Provided for your Wants.
By laying in a large stook of Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Mattress
Wire Springs, Tables, Chairs, peuthee, Furniture Covers, Tapestry
Curtains, Teble Coven, retro' Headquarters for Baby Carriages,
Wagons and Carts.
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Picture Framing and 'Repairing. Prices low as the quality will permit.
3. CEILELILEIVir, Blyth
FEATHERS CLEANED
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,HaVing a first class remove,ter, ana toe.
blew' Beauties
pared to receive all orders for cleaning and
• renovating feathers of afilcinds, By dropping
st a postaleard I will call anytime.
A. HAYWARD, London Road,
Clinton. P. O.
May 11-3
4.rir
Wool Wanted.
.1,t 60,000 lbs wool wanted. The und rsigned
+ will pay the highest cash price for allakin ds o
.1a
wool deliverekat the Standard Elevator,
HOLMES Lit SMITH,
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May 18-4 Clinton,
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This is vvhat the opting footwear we
Imo shotring is like,
We can give eornfortt'beanty, style
• and finish at reasonable .prices.
Oell and see a full stook.
Full lino of TrunkS, ValiSes,
etc., Single and Double Harness
3. TWITCHELL
Meek.
W. JACKSON,
AGENT
CANADIAN .,•:1
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• Young men and women should exeroiee
great care in choosing a school. Money is
not easyeto get therefPre ahettla..not be
spent foolishly. Ilefore you decide to spend
itdollar let us correspond with yOni. Our
catalogue tolls you about our superior advaa.
tages. Commence yOur Gentle now. Our at-
tendatice is increasing year by year. A large
number of recentlgtudentsktve accepted good
situations. . Stttdents in attendance this year
from Canada, 'United States and NeWfmtnd.
land.
W. a. Elliott. Principal.
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.t 24th big reduotione in all .*.
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kinds of Meek hate trim-. .
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.4c '..*. on Saturday in all kinde 4.
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4( Wanted MISS ROSS.
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Through tioketkiteued to all pints• ;(t
In the gate, Manitoba, the North
• West and British Columbia, Tray. •
oiling to uuytpolut will consult their •
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intoreets by consulting above,
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Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully Used monthly by over
10,00Ladiee. Sate, effectual. Ladies ask
• ottr druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Cion -
pound, eke no .0 or, as ell Mixtures, pille end
imitations are dangerous, Price, No. 1, $1 per
bnx No.R, 39 degrees etronger,t5nper box. No.
leg.frairtrArdes,Pcfotr,WwiltregitOnt.
rflo'Noa. I and 2 aeld and reeomMended by an
responsible Druggists in Caned*.
Nett, and geoid in Cliuton by Sydney holt
on Druggiet
churches will meet at Clinton tbis Year
on Tuesday.and Wednesday, June 5th
and Oth. The morning session .Ori the
5th will open with Drayer and praise
service led by Rev. Shaw. of Glitni-
mist, at 9.30. o'clock. At 10 o'clock the
sermon will be preached by the
Rev; W. R. Tedford, of Kincardine,fol-.
lowed by regular associatiOnal busi-
ness ; the election of Officers. the ap-
evangelical Baptists, followed by an
address on Home Missions, by the ROT.
H. McQuarrie, of Tiverton; an address
by Rev, B. Kennedy, Toronto; an ad-
dress will' be given on Manitoba,North-
land, Ohio. He secured from atnes
Snell. Ilullett, a cow "Cherry Bud,"
With, calf at side, who took all the
prizes hot fall, and a 2 year-old heifer
'Rosie," at, the figure of $750. Ile also era paid'from itio to nearly ho per lb for
bought a cow and calf from Mr Chat- the others. Bering lambs sold at from
ters, Mill Road, for $825; 7 head from 182.76 to $5 eaoh. Fat IMO sold at from
Mr Milne, Ethel; 10 head from S. Tol- 5Io to 6o per ib the latter price having been
ton, Walkerton; 5 bead from H. Smith, paid for a lot of hoge, three.quarter selects
Hay; 3 head from Mr., Rennie. The
stock secured from1VIesars Snell and The Clinton Oollegiete football and
Charters will be shown at the fairs at. Wingham teams played a match on led
Kansas City, .Wyorning and other ' Saturday evening and the score ended up
inter on for the same gentleman. Ile
cit es. rCowan willpUr .. o i by 3 goals omoh,
is to be congratulated on securing such A championship !muse midrib will be
excellent stock and was well pleased 'eyed here on Recreation park today
with the bunch he takes !with him(Friday, June Ist)between the (Minton and
across the line. It Is eat 1 that Huron : 1 Rebell clubs. Gamegalied at 5.30 sharp.
county produces some of the best cattle ' IleIp the boys along and let there bo a
that Imes export. i big crowd attend.
. Allaralaggiala aka.414.At III I I a I
The Collegtate football teem played
Gociorigh in the county town on Tummy,
the latter winning by one grail to nil after
a close exciting game. lik'111%111/4111AP 1111‘11011‘1411‘110i
HERE RESTS 'YOUR 110111 INCEi111101111 (SC CO
'Kew remedies o :me, and. new reelediee
go; but Seott`e Emulsion is the great rook lEt .111.
foundation on which hope of r000very from
Juno it 1000
weak threats and lungs must rtet. Itik
The Standard of the World.
thirteen•year-old son of Mr, Charles
Powen of Swaledale acoidentally shot him-
s.lf in the abdomen with n revolver; His
oonclition is critical..
BOR.N.
ICEMP.-L-In Clinton, on. May 29, the wife of 13,
Tonip of a daughter.
SHIPLEY. -In Clinton, on Kay 20, the wife of
Thos. Shipley of a daughter..
GITNN.-In Clinton, on May 7, the wife of Dr,
Gunn of a daughter,
BIRES.-In Stratford, on May 21, the wife Of
Rev A, .IC. Birks 01 11 son.
MeMURCHIE.,-In Blyth, on May 2.(1,to•Mr
and Mrs James.incMurchie, a daughter.
NiRoan.-onift 800nod. orich, May 10, the wife of
Wm. 11ford 8. 11,
oTioarosnottlo.,- on May 20, th wife of
REYNOLDS -In Lendon, Horton st'eet, on
May17, the wife of Ches. ernold$, of a daugh-
ter.
MAYS -In MelCiRop, on May 23, the wife of
,Tohn Hays, of a daughter,
MoEINNON-In Winnipeg, on May 10, the
wife c.1 P. D. McKinnon, (formerly of Bins -
k 0'40 a daughter, '
EMMERSON'.01‘1UltRIER.I-o,, Mai, 80, at Rat.
tenbary St. parsonage, Clinton, Ty Rev W. G.
Ho ,vson, Samuel Einmerson to Miss Marion
Currie, all of Goderieli township.
MoVITTIE-- FOTREROILL A.t the hmie
May 10, by Rev..T. Kennedy, Hen MoVittie
of the bride's Parents, East Wrzinosh.. on
to Miss Annie Futhergill, both of least Wawa,
nosh,
smt.exEmit--Engun-At the residence of
the t es perents, Elowick, on May 10, illi ;.
iSfIriecIplieoex:Eri,dtgotoh.liss Lillie, eldest daughter of
NOTT-,CRAIG-At the residence of Robert
TiLn• th?ozgazemcrtzitig
His meek themselves, and terry do some
-$ Lace Curtains, 2* yards long, at Igo and 26o, g 14
LacetelZt,ailtri,as,agraytatriders long, at .at 00o anidag7d5ot.alitin isten
Nottingham Lace Ourtaine, yards long, 64 Mabee wide, UM pat -
Fancy Flannelettes, at old prices, 0e, 70,8o, 10e and 12o.
Strong Tweeds, for boys' suits, at 25a,80o. 36a and 400.
Grey Cotton, yard wide, only half a bale left, at 846.
White Cotton, 37 inches wide, worth 8o for Se
New Plante, 34 laches wide, while they last'at 50.
A special line of prints, feet colour, worth 10e for The.
Scotch Gieglutnos, fancy eheolie and stripes, 121a 15u and 200.
Fancy Organdies, in new designs, at 12ii 3, 20e and 25 r.
White and Colored Pique, very Beagle!, 10, laic, f5i, 2o,3 and 25s.
Spot Alusrins, large and small epots, 100, 12e and 16o.
All-over Laces, in black and white, at 65o and 750,
Black and Colored Satana at 25o and 30c.
.Blaok Sateen, for armee and shirt waists, 10o, 12io and 15o,
LacIRs' Shirt Waists, in white and colored, 50o, Wo, $1 and 31.25.
Boys' Sweaters, navy and cardinal, 60o and 750,
Nen's Red Printed Ilawilteroblefs, special 5o.
Men's Suspenders, made to sell at 20a for Sc. ,
• Mert's Plow Shoes, extension soles, special §1.50.
Ilden's•Plow Shoes,. 90o, $1 and $1.25
The Williams' Adjustable Shoes, at $1,65 and $2.
Ladies' Fine Oxfords, at 754 $1, $1,25 and $2. '
Ladies' Dongole Shoes, buttoned or laced, ripecial $1 25.
Boys' Standard Shoo, at $1, $1,25 and !131,50,
Obildren's Shoes in endless variety.
McKinnon az Co., Blyth
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Ar.13atitda :auch Craig, of Ellett.
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EDGE. --in London, oa May 29th, Roy Joseph It
of Onierican
ill flies, 4i9f(t)hrlynigiry Ontario l3 church, Clinton)
ELLipm .,..T -hi Cffterieliv....enalay..25, -Mary E.
Patton, lienet 02thelate Wo:. Elliott, aged 78
y.strs.
BRADNOCK-In East
20ugedW'awanokh, cm Dli,y
COAD --In Wingbani, on May 22; Clara S. eream Separator
, Aggie Eraclnock. 18 years.
Elliott, aged 68 years.
Coed, aged 19 years. •
ELLIOTT-In Godorieli, on May 21, Lewis .
MEGAW-In Goclerich on May 18, -Samuel '
Al gaw, aged 80 years and 4 mou• ths. •
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. Only1ColumbiaChainless Eleyile ror $55 00
. •' Wingharn.
Wanted -500 tubs of butter, cash or trade, -1:.. Only one E. ct D. . . 30 00
.Eggl, 1.10 eash, 3.3(3 trade We bey Wool •Our
vatietYt.f. ' G. E. KING, Wingliam.
. 1;i b " Spa.ulding , ,
" ° " . Crescent 30 00
. - 30 00
go4s are up -to date' and not snrpamed in
Ri.avertisencento.
EST.Da..HOLMES.
• DENTIST
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Specialist In ' CroWn. stud Bridge Work
I,, O. S.-Gradaitte Royal College Dental Su.•
. • goons of Ontario; Termite,. .
D: S. -First-class Honor graduate of Den-
tal Department of Toronto 'University.
SpeCialattention paid to preservation 1 f
children's teed]. • Will visit Bayilekt eve) y
Monday. • ,• •
Office over W Tayytt Von's shoe.
Croain Separator' 1\a
Published ac000nt of the latest public • tes•-,
.between.the Milotte and Alpha Baby Cr. a, n
Separator, on May 8th, at Owen Sound; show
that the Milotte Separator came . out. 'Victor-
ious, showing only -one-hundredth of one per
eent.of fat in the skim milk, as against one.
fiftieth of one per cent in the csse of theAlpha
No test was Made of power, or it would have
been seen that the Milotte 1 easily •first in
this 'respect; in faet the Milotte turne one.
third easier than any other separeSar.
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Agent for Goderiedi aad Col orne Towne1_1ips..
. June .1-tt • •
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Piciiic
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arties.
BeSill8E3 a beautiful Park" and Spacious
Dancing Pavilion. the tries in front of the
River House,onthe-banks of the---riva,,Invve-
been fitted up for PICNIC GROUNDS for the
use and convenience of guests. .
Every accommodation can bo given, such as
tables, ehairs, swings, hammocks, boats, ea.
Arrangements clan be made with the Pi oPrie-
tor for conveyances of any number over. NO
charge for use of grounds. Any partimears
for parties, apply to
•• S. CI, AULLER.,
Clarendon Hotel, Clinton, or
River Ho .se, Bayfield.
NOTICE
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Notice is hereby given that the Council of
theCorporation, of the town of Clinton, in.
tends to construct a concrete sidewalk along
• the north: side of Joseph street, between
Orange and Isaac streets, in the said town find
• to assess the final posts thereof upon the pro.
pertics benefited and not exempt by law from
assessment;
The estimafedcostof the proposed work is
$360.00 of which sum $34.60isto beprovided out
of the general funds of the Municipality.
A Court of Revision will be held on Monday,
June IL 1900, at 8 o'clock p.m., at the Council
Chamber,for the purpoze onhearingoomPlaint
against the proposed assessment or accuracy
of the frontage measurement an(LanY_Ather
eomplaint which persons interested may &d-
are to make and which is by law cognizable
by the said Cana.
Dated, 'Clerk's office, Clinton this 26thlday of
-May 1900. WILLIAM COATS,
Town Clerk,.
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Notice is hereby given that, the Council of
tl3e Corporotion, of the town of Clinton, in-
tends to oonstruet a concrete sidewalk along
the north side of High street between Victor-
- iaand East streets, In -the' said lOwn and to
Assess the final costs thereof upon the properties benefited and not exempt by law from
assessment.
Tho estimated cost is $697,05 tif which town
share ia336 30. .
A Cour t of Revision will beheld on Monday,
June 11, 1900, at 8 o'clock p nu, at Oho Council
Chamber for the purpose of hearing eomplaint
against the proposed assessment or accuracy
of the frontage measurement and any other
complaint which parsons interested may dew
sire to mak (sand whioh is by latv cognizable
by the said Court.
Dated, Clerk'e office, Clinton, this 26th day of
May, 1900. - • WILLIAM COATS
Town Clerk,
On Her Majesty's Service!
stgN WANTED
atone° for No, 6 Ce., 83rd Battalion, Huron
Infantry, (Exeter CorapanY)-Age between 18
and 45 years -Heightraitiimtine. eft 0 inches -
Chest measurement, Minimum 34 ihohes-
Pay 80 ets, per day, Apply immediately to
Lieutenants DAVIS or 130Y13E, Exeter. As_ We
are desirous of having our Company oornOlet-
ed in time to take part in the celebration at
Exeter on the 24th, those who intend joining
will please do so at once.
Et, T. RANCE, Capt. No 6 00., 83rd Bait.
Meeting of Huron County
• Council.
The Council oJ the Counts, of Huron will
meet in the
COMM. 011AMBER XX • THE TOWN' or
etODE11.1011 on the
flirt Tuesdlsy In June Next
et 5 e'eleek ma,
W. LANE, Clerk
Bated at Otederieh, May On,1000-4
5 Cleyelailds , 25. 00 ,
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Mcliiiilicy Beattie "The best Cott N" 50 00
EMERSON'S BICYLE Az MUSIC HOUSE, Goderich
C41100480 tk- 6060013060-80
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' 1 Bos',,Youtiis' and
ew Hats
Ready Made Clothing
So many people have been enquiring. at •
our store for ready made clothing that we.
thought it would be advisable to put in a
stock. We have just retpived a complete
Call and see our new line of men's, m outh's and boys' clothing
that will tit the boys' from five years old
to a hundred. They wale madeby Lally,
Sprite" Hats Easter Ties
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are beauti .
es . , .Wao,ktesor: aonfclBond, the roted ready made
Canada. They use the best
goods and best trirorningi to be bad at the
. : - • . price and are noted for the cut and style of
.„, their garmentsyou'll be suited if y oa
buy here, Ordered clothing a specialty.
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*A. J. 1101,LOWAI ..
e Are Showing
A nice -variety of window shad6s, with piing io1Iei,,
40 0, 45c, 50c, 69c,.and 75c -each.
Lace Purtains . • . °
500, 750, $1z,01.50 and $2 a pair, . •
Art Muslins •
60, 8c, 10c and 12e a yard.
Boots and Shoes
Ladies', DongolaBTartiltboya--$611.,22t s . $
an1:-,16:1.52a
0 apair
,„pair
Men's Dongola Laced -61A, $2.00, $2.50 a pair
d' Elastic Side -$1.50, $2, $2.50 ei pair
" Box Calf Congresii and Bal -$225 a pair
Field Seeds •
Ifirich's Seed OM in the following 'varieties I -Gran, White ensilage, Yellow
ensilage, White Cap Yellbw dent, Butlers early, also Orompton's early,
Brace's Turnit), Seeds • .
Westbury, Royal Norfolk, Skirving and Carter'e Elephant, all new Betide.
W. L. OUIMETTE, Londesboro.
Will it Pay
Me to buy a Sharpie's Cream
Separator? We answer,_ Y02, it cer-
tainly will pay you handsomely. Yclu, ,
will have more and better cream. You
will have more and bettor butter. Your
calves Mid pigs will do mu& better on
the warm milk from the separator than
•on the ordinary skim milk.
You will save ice, thne end labor
Yon will find a Sharpie's Cream Separ-
• ator the most profitable • machine you
Oen haye on your farm.
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We know them to be facts and can
prove them by the testimony of hun-
dreds of progressive farms who are using
the Sherrie% but we do not ask yeti to
take our word or theteei for it, With '
your permission set tip a 016011.
me in your premises, leave it with you
for a ten day triel, then if you Want it
we tilos° the deal, if not, we remove it.
Would you like one on trial? A postal
card or a call will bring It to you
promptly.
W. L. ouimetto,
Londesboro.