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From now on we will be open ()Very 'night until 8 O'0100k.
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Has a stock of about $10,000, consisting of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,Ready-to-wear
Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
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CROWDED TO THE DOOR
That's been.. the condition of things here ever since the wet
weather came. Our store has been jammed full of 'pushing, ;
jostling, eager buyers, anxious to cret a whack at the tremen-
dous bargains offered in our Shoe Department.
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ANY OLD BOOT OR SHOE
was good enough for the fine weather of last month, but now
you can not step out doors without having something sub-
stantial on your feet.
WE ARE IN THE SHOE BUSINESS
and t bought them to keep. We believe in small pro-
fits and large sales„ - •
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VVE HANDLE NO TRASH
But the very best we can get in the market and believe that I
it is better to let a oustomer go somewhere else for shoddy
goods than for us to sell them,
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Ifyou are not already one of our Shoe Customers we invite you
to call and ask to see
Our Men's Shoes at 51.25 (no paper soles) I Our Woman's Shoe, in lace, for $11 (will not get bard)
" Box Oalf at $11.90 (latest toe) I " lace or button, 51.75 (latest goods)
Our Men's Felt Shoe, with 4 buckles, at $2.00 (waterproof)
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After you have seen these lines I think we will have you sure
for they are trade -winners.
OUR RUBBER STOOK IS COMPLETE
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Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
WWARE IN HARLAND'S BLOCK
CLINTON.
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A sohool that is doing the eat w
business education in Canada. Our magni-
ficent catalogue gives full information.
Write to -day for one. ,Searerall Callow
dian colleges and many large
American schwas employ our
graduates as teachers. •This is one
strong point in our favor. Enter now if
possible.
W. J. Elliott. PrIneiDal,
Receive
APPPPPPPI-104V- SIPA S -VIP a VVValVe
our first arrival of blended
Tea, known as
i"rnE GLENDON CEYLON''
and put up expressly, for us
Prices,25, 30 and 40 cents.
Every package guaranteed at
the Hub Grocery.
W. O'Neil
Bicycle and GenetafRepair in 1 and 12 pound canisters.
Shop.
SEELEY & TURNER.
Proprietors.
Rattenbary Street, Clinton.
Subscribers having bought out the black-
smith business of John Tedford, have combin-
ed their bicycle business with the saute, and
having both businesses under one roof, Will
• •--- boin a-betterpositionthat ever to dnllwork
entrusted to therm soissors,table knives, dd.
sharpened and repaired, lawn mowers over-
hauled, cutting bes.knives sharpened, saws
gemmed. ,Special attention given to bicycle
repairs. Orden! respectfully 'elicited, work
promptly attended to and prices moderate.
The blacksmith shot/ is In chartqr°f la "(la
practicalman. who will promptly attend to
ell work in this line.
r'vOXSTERS .
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OYSTERS
OYSTERS
We will have oysters in ,
took "fresh every day
daring,.:t-their ;lesson.
For good stbok and good
solid measure you will
find we are leaders,
please gra us a teal if
you have not already •
done eo
FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT,
.,& neat inpply of
Orangeat. Lento u st
Bananas, Confect-
ionary, Pipes and ,
"TObaccoes.
F , A line aSsortatent
°inn oWit tablets and
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i 'Maple °teazle, etc., al.
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p , ways on hand during
the fall and winter.
Bread, Cakes and
, • Week/ our spedialty.
wilco* not in stook
Any kind offaney
, made when ordered
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[Jas. Attelaelierty,
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Nov•ity Bakery
And BeIttaUranto
Telephone No. 1.
tS4SflSS
Successor. to
Prank Melville
Goods promptly delivered Telephone 48.
. GROCER
Photographs
Great Bargains
. at Burgess' Studio.
Having purehseed the largest
-. studio in the city of Winnipeg.
T wish to dispose of my busi-
ness in Clinton, before the
first of the new year. To
olio off the large Mack of
cards on hand, I4vill Oita
you greater bargains than
yon ever got before. Be.
orders can be had from Mr.
Foster's negatives,elso enlarg.
ed photoa 'from any negative •
made by Mr. Foster or myself
at prices that would surprise
you. •
elan as X may dispose of
my bummers' any dey.
/Hi Orders mud be cash.
F. G. Burgess
Stiooestor to H. Foster.
CLINTON ONT.
EARAY SHEEP
lirdesifteld.
Oirinteir.---Itev. A. Stewart and Mr
Sewers exchanged. pulpits on Sabbaththeiriat,
last, their objet being to exatnine the
61Atte of the Sabbath Schools, where
num beret are not as large ae theyshould
, be, with renewed energy we trust they
I may be bet., er attended. Rev. Dr.
I.Menzies and wife, of Honan China,
_ v kilted at t he manse last week'. Miss
Maggie Campbell visited last week at:
t he borne of her aunt; Mr s Campheli,
Egenondville. Mr McColl and son Dan,
of Ilensall, have moved into Neil
Stull Jiouse; Mr McColl is at present
in Manitoba, Mise Agg:ti Beatty left
on Friday last to visit at the biome of
her brother, A. Beatty, Westmineter.
Rev, J. 11. Higgins aud son;john Ross,
of Mountain, who hies been visiting at
his home here, ;merit Sunday tit the
home orbie Oder, Mrs Davis, Hensel'.
• McDougal and bride, Kent On.,who
visited at the home of Jas. Aikenhead,
left on Wednesday last for Turnberr7.
where tney will visit for a time. Hugh
McCartney's sale was held on Thursday I
Of this week. •
NIWS Narita.
Mr R. G. Dun, bead of the well•known
mercantile firm of New Yqrk, is dead.
Mr John Dingman was killed while
driving over a railway crossing at Arthur.
We M. Le Rue fell dead while attend-
ing service at Bridge Street 'Methodist
Church, Belleville.
A thief who makes a specialty of , robh.
ing elaurohes is causing the police of Tor-
onto much trouble.
Franois Belson, who attempted to as-
eatteinate the Shab of Persia at Paris, was
sentced to imprisonment for life.
It Is semi -officially announced that the
Prune and Prince?", of Wales will visit
Ireland in April.
_George B. Harris, s'well-known farmer
of the Township of Durham, committed
sujoide by hanging himself from a beam
in' his barn.
Thos. Connell, living near Victor* B.
• shoi and killed his wife's nephew ane
•when itItemptedlic-ootirinill sui6ide. It is
thought that his self-inflicted -wound will
• prove fatal.
Mr Frank 3, Skelly,of Galt was, driving
rarItf:1ewhenlh be.re uag„ag:aL00ig w.
g.
gon. Mr •Skelly was thrown out and
fatally injured.
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BALL—In Hallett, on Nov. 6, the wife of
• Geo. Ball, of a son. •
WISE—In Tuckersmith, on Nov. 13,1' the
wife of John Wise, of a daughter.
• CAMERON—At Cranbrook, on Nov. 4, the
wife of Jas. Cameron, of a son. -
• DOIG—In Gerrie, on 20, the wife of William
Doig, of a daughter.
BLACKWELL—In Glendale.klane, the vs ifo
• of G. H. Biaokwell,formerly of Wingham. of a
• RIEETL—In Ellice. on Oct. 80, the wit e o
son.
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Michael tliebl.rof a daughter.
:MARRIED.
Li %Mal 11 — ktlite't1.1 In St..James'
• church. Seaforth, by ReV, Father.McCabe, on
•1 Nov. s, Geo. Carbtut, of Kullett, to Miss Nellie
• • Purcell, of Seaforth,
• McGAVIN—McCULLY—In Seaforth, on Oct.
30. by Rev. Cop 36tnd, of Londoboro, 'Isaac
• McGavin,of Leadbury,to labs Louie McCully.
• LONG—GOOD — At the residence of the
bride's father, Colb. rne, on Nov. 7, by E. A.
• Shaw, John R. Long, to Alice M. Good,
daught er of Wm. Good.
BECKER. — PATTER -ON — At Shawnee,
Penn., on Oct. 81, A. C. Ber, ker, Superinten-
• dent of Water Gap Sanitarium,to
daughter of D. Patterson, ot Lucknow.
You Need More Than a Tonic
If you are losing flesh, if yon system is ran
down and eapeoially if a cough is present.
No tOnio can take the plaoe of our Emulsion of
Cod. Liver Oil with Hypophosphitee of Lime
and Soda. It cures thirness, stops the less of
flesh and strength, heale the throat, strength-
, ens the lungs, cures conghe, builds up, flour-
iehee and invigorates the entire system. It's
palatable and easily digested.
In 16 ounce Bottles, Price 150c. Por Sale only by
J. E. 13.0 Dispensing Chemist, Clinton
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Wingham
Wanted—Dried apples, (Owl and choice roll
butter 20.3. We don't handle old, tub butter
made into rolls. Our Drees GoodsOnrs, Ready
made dlothing and Overcoats are not surpassed
G. EKING. Wingham.
MILLINERY
Ladies felt hats'inade over into the most sty-
lish and fashionable shapes .
Nov. 0-2 MISS TIBBUTT. Princess street.
West Huron Election.
James Scott, barrister, Clinton, • has
been appointed Financial Agent for
the undersiirned in this election, and
persons init Seated must govern them-
selves by the following clause of the
election act ;—
Soo. 144.—All persona who havo any bills.
chargee or claims upon any candidate for or in
relation to any election, shallsend in such
charges or dolma, within one month after the
day of the declaration of the election to such
agent as aforesaid; otherwise Stich persons shall
be batted of tho right to recover such claims or
any Part thereof."
ROBT, nomEs.
W. N. WALKER
Manufaoturer of
All kinds of Mattressei, Louis -
keg, Couches, Cosy Corners
and Upholster in all
kinds of Parlor
Furniture
Leine: Isooti(i)railialegoree0trdigioolenfia agjito frreoarni.
eleyat:or), or at mantifitotory, Sheppard
building, Ontario St., or
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Nov.9 tf JP% 0. Box 22; Clinton
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Connting the coot of s great war is not
an exhiliarating pastime for men or nations.
The finatudal experis agree that the supple.
mental OMAN applied for next moat. will
run up the out of the South African that if the hostillifos
OVA.
ono*, on or about Jnly Id. strong Probabilities
Conte into thtntisot of the nude/reigned, Polgo to £90,000,000, and that there 04
lot is, eon. 10,
one "re "a °116 b• °Wilt° t"ml" 45 are prolonged until the •spring the stoogc*.
prole property,. .poir vivrasnd. them
away, - WHOM BAof,e4g,wIll.xoeed 4110,000.000.
• on - .11. Mrs M. .T.
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O'BRIEN—In Tuckersmit h. on Nov. 8,Edith,
slaughter of M. O'Brien, aged 8 years.
MoGEE—In Auburn, Nov.
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meGeeorelict of the late:J. McGee, of. East Look
Wawanosb, and mother of Mrs D. R. Menzie /mime
110 tit
formerly a Clinton, aged 71 yea's and 7,
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EN'E—In Southampton. on Nov.Nov• 6, Mies
Nellie seenoe, (cousin of J. Houson,M. A.town.)
• GALE—At Torotto, 011 NV. 1•21.ThOS Align.
tus Gale, (formerly of the firm of Johnston.
Tisdall Gale, Clinton,) aged dO years.
November 16,190C
McKinnon ale C�
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Great Fur Exhibit
The resent arrival of $1,000.00 worth of Ladies and gents fur coats,
fur Jaokete, fun oapes, oaperines, ruffs, India caps. eto„ is an event of more
than ordinary importance. A. few yore ago some people thought it wise
to go out of town for their furs That time has gone by, and they now
Wok forward for McKinnon & Co's fur goods opening. Ws are now ready
to show you the finest stook that has yet come within our doore. Boy y our
fu re early. There is no cannot; like first choice. •,
Below you will find a few quotations which will give yotueomo
of thagoode we parry. We will be pleased to show you the goode whether
you are ready to buy or net.
Ladies' Fur Anffs in block and brown, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $2.:
Rook Martin Ruffs, very special at $i.50,$2 and $2.76,
Chinchilli Ruffs, fine close fur. 61, $1 60 and $2
BlaoliConey Oaperinee, high statin collar, re gular price $3 for 52.50.
Bleak Opposnen Caperines, special 55.
Book 1514 rtin and Electric Seal Caperines,very etylish,high storm collar,$8
B'ack Opposum and Astrachan, very dne,with two heads and ten tails, $15
Sable and Astraohan Caperinee, high storm collar, and long in front very
• $15.se15'1Aisanhetdirciha
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Lactn *Jaokets, 28, 32 and 86 inches long, • at $20, $25, $30,
$35 • Men's Siberian Dog Coats at $18 and $20.
Men's Coon Coats, at $86, $40 and $45.
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McKinnonBz. Co., Blyth 11
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See
That Shirt?
It went on me
before it was washed,
Now I buy
.4TANFIELD'S
UNSHR INKABLE
at. St, $2.25, 32.50
per suit.
and they are gauran-
\ teed not to shrink
with any washIng.
Robt. Coats & Sou
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IV( ATTREWS—In Toronto,' on Nov. 5, Mrs
Alice Matthews, daughter of Mrs Kincaid,
Wingham.
SNELL—In East Wawanosh, on Oot. 20, M.
J. SiCeD, aged 36years. •
JOHNSTON—In Chicago, on Nov. 1, Francis
Barrio Johnston. second son of E. R. and
.mary Johnston, aged 4 years, 8 Months aud 8
days
' COWAN—At Peotone. Illinois, on Oct, 20,
Alexandrino Veitch. wife of M Andrew Cow-
• an, formerly of McNlllop, aged 80 years
gm treertiontento
WANTED
• Young girl wanted to help with. general
housework, small family. Apply at this office.
The Kingston Whig reports that a Oen-
eervative campaign' fund of $200,000 was
raised by the Ottawa civil serval:1W.
Mr Bryan has declined an offer of an
editorial position on a Danver af ternoon
paper at a salary of $10,000 a ear -
riala1111
" CLINTON MARKETS '
Correoted every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Nov. 15,, 1900.
Fall Wheat ..,. 0 68 a 0 64
Oats 0 26 a 0 27
Rye 0-40 a 0 45
Barley • 0 38 a 0 40
Peas057 1 0 60
Flour per owt 1 90 a 2 15
Butter,loorsi 16-17,pled C 16 a 0 17
Eggs per doz 0 14 a 0 15
Hay, .. . ...... 8 00 a 800
' Sheepskins • 0 50 a 0 05
No. 1 Green Win, bides 0 06 a 0 6a•
Potatoes, ' 0 20 a 0 20
Chickens, per pair ..., 0 80 • a 0 40
Ducks,per pair 0 25 a 0 40
Germ, per lb 0 05 a 0 06
Turkeys, per lb 0 08 a 0 09
Pork, live 4 25 a 4 25
Pork, dressed 5 00 a 5 00
Montreal Cattle Market.
Montreal, Nov. 12.—Tbe receipts at the
east end abattoir thie morning were 650
head of cattle, 200 °shoes, 260 sheep and
150 lambs, The attendance of briyers was
large, and priori Were good. Cattle, choice,
mold at 3fo at 44 gond, 8o at ftio; lower
grades, 2e at 8o; calves, $2 M 910 each
Sheep. 8c At 80; lambs, 8ie at 40. Rom
So at* per lb.
Bicycles for Sale Cheap.
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A. couple of A 1 up-to-date bionics, only in,
use the past season. For particulars apply, to
Nov.10—f WALTEII IRWIN, Clinton..
•t61-1.RL WANTED. •
help in small family in Aberdeen, Dakota,
—toWn of 8000—will pay fare out and give sat-
isfactory wages. Apply to Mrs. Eagleson, at
the home of A, McKenzie, Huron St., Clinton,
Nov. 18-1t
NOTICE TO flAXPAYERS.
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The ratepayers are hereby notified that the
undersigned wilrlie In his every after-
noon, and also 7 to 0 p.m. every evening, for
the receipt of taxes, which must 'be paid before
the 14th of December,otherwise 6 per dent extra
will be added thereto. JOS. WHEATLEY,
Nov, 18— Tax Collector.
Prom Clinton, aboukThanksgiving Day, Oct.
18th, a low -set blark spaniel dog, with long ears
and short tail, spot on breast and answers to
the name of "Glen". Reward offered for its
recovery by giving information to
JAMES SEALE, Rattenbury St.
Nov. 16-21 Clinton.
Agents women for a genuine
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WANTED
money -making position;
no books, insurance or fake whom_ • every
house a customer. Particulars free. Write to-
day. ¥H J. E. HARP CO.,,
132 victoria Street, Taranto, Can.
Nov. 10-4m
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COMING
The Famous
JOLLY PULLS
Hypnotic Vaudeville eo.
THEO. PULL
The greatest Ilypnotiello and Wild
Reader in the world today, "misted by a
• strong Vaudeville Za., each member in the
company en artist in his libe.
The most intensely interesting and et.
oruciatingly funny entertainments ever
ereitneseed are produced by the Jolly Pulls
Company.
They will appiar In the Town 11111 fat
one solid week oettirrtertoing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19.
No one should min OAS entertainments
as they have been endorsed alike by the
pulpit andprose to be the most morel and
inetruotive of entettalumente.
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• Boys', Youths' and Men's• ,
Ready Made Clothing
For your Winter 'Under;
wear at an early date.
• Half the comfort of life is
having the proper under-
•'• wear next the flesh,
If you wait until the wea-
ther compels you to buy, ••
you may los., some corn
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tort. Call and • inspeot
our underwear.
• Prices iron) 50c to $4.50 Suit
A. J. MORRISII
• S0iii.5Ypeople /jive been enquiring al
our store for ready 'made clothing that we
thought it would be advisable to put in a
stock. We have just received a complete
line of men's, youth's and boys' clothing• '
that will fit the boys' from five years old
to a hundred. They were made by Laily, '
Watson and Bond, the noted ready made
Makers of Canada.. Theyuse the best
goods and best trimmings to be had at the
price and are noted for the out and style of
their gareeente. Yeu'll be suited if you
.buy here. • Ordered clothing's specialty.
A. J. HOLLOWAY
Black or Mixed—Prices 25, 40 and 50c a, pound. .1
Toilet Sets
10 Pieces, nicely decorated, blue, brown,
green and cardinal, prices $2.25 to $4.50
per set.
Dinner Sets
bemi porcelain, brown and gilt, greens
and gold, bine and gold, 97 pieoee,' $6.50
to $13.00.
English China, "Gold sprig and Band",
;medal.
Cups and Sateen!, 21.20 4 dozen,
Plates, $t, $1.20 and $1,40 per dozen.
Fancy Goods
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cask of Finley Goods containing a large
Assortment of beautiful opal ware, glove
boxes, handkerchief boxes, collar boxes,
water bottles, puff boxer, pin trays, MO.,
decorated in floral patterns, 100 to 85c mob.
Sasketchewau Robes
' Are She most satisfactory robe you can
• bay. they Are frost proof, wield Proof and
witerproof, p11061 58 and *II.
BLANKETS
Shaker Blankets, white or grey, ',75a4$1.
and $1.25 per pair,
Wool Blankets
White or grey, $2 to $4 peepair,
union Sheeting
A yard wide, white or grey, 25o a yard
Children's Vests.
Long Sleeve, 15, 17, 25, 3bo eaoh.
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Ladies' Vests
Long sleeve, 25, 86A50, 66o each.
Men's Underwear
Large range, at'prioes from 500 tO 52.50'
a suit. If you Went the beet in underwear
buy our "Statilleld's thiehrinkahle it:ie
warranted to borne NOVA Scotia fine wool
and will not shrink in the 'wasting.
Lony Boots •
Tbe yoVIIirar rs5 booed the testers
fourteen years and still has no *pia for
wear and durability, pride $2.76 to $0.60
pair.
W. L. OtTIKETTE, "Londetsboro.
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