HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-11-30, Page 5From now en we will be open every night until 8 o'clock.'
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THE C, ,d NTON NEW ERA
STORE IN OLNTON
Has a stook of about $1.4,000, consisting;of
Staple and Fancy Dry CI -to -wear . .
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
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iT .18 ALL THE. DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD
Hew your Clothes ate made, what they are made of and what you pay for them. Any person half intent.
gent can write a.fable on the Clothing question, but to produce them up to our standard and sell them at
our pricesrequires a lot of eapilal wad a knowledge of knowing. how. We quote someof our prices ;—
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Hoye' °Children's Suits and TO Orate, we sell e6:;412, X53, $4 and *5
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'Youths' Swell Suit or. Overcoat at *4, OSS, 58 and :510
Mens`Suitaand:Overcoats at. •• • $4.50, *5, 57.50, $10,'512and,514
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I guarantee that anymanor youth that looks at my Clothing will never go to Sea#Orth for them
any more. And more than that it will,not be long before we will have some of the .people that live closer
to beaforth than here. Just Climb that BIG: H1LL aadyouwill save more than you•ever thought'of
WE ARE
CLINT
a
Butter and Eggs taken, as Cash..
IN HARLAND'S BLOCK
More than a Tonic��a Need M
If you are losing flesh, if you eyntem is run
down and eapeoi,Ally..if a cough is present.
No tonin can takethe piece of our Emulsion. of
Cod -Liver: Oil. with. Hypophosphitee of Lime
cs f
°the as
-Hasa
to 1
and Soda. It curse thrc s. p
flesh and strength, heals the throat, strength-
ens
treeth-
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ens the lungs, cures 0ougbe, builds up, nour-
ishes and invigorates the entire system. It's
palatable And easily digested.
in 16 ounce Bottles, Trice 50e. For Sale only
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J. E. HOS Y Dispensing Chemist, Clinton
irecirerft
Cutters and Sleighs
ll and see before buying elsewhere
��rst class. CO,
"�'/� "� Rnmball's old stand,
MAT'i7:. Huron tit., Olintottt
+�• &: SCC
�#, �;J 1�$1�LL
WAI1', ED... .
rrat
y'oung.. girl wanted to help with gene
jlofrsework, small family. Apply at this office.
LOST. r'
Item Clinton, abolit'Thanleigtving Day, Oct.
11 9llh„, ss low -set Meek spaniel dog, with long ears
short tail, spot on breast and auewers to
name of'Glegng''.....Rewardt•offeredfor its
y �J NQS iSEALE �Rattteat $t,
ra.., f0 -2t Clinton.
btotographs
If you want sour photos
k.
heints
Christmas, it t
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tonce and give '(l8 time
nish them properly. -We
getting busier every day
let the dark days keep`
from coming, we take
in less than a second
y. I. e1pect togive
ession of my studio 012
h`of Petember so dome
tliat..date if you want a
13 picture.
Order"11 Mat be cash.
burgess
Kt 'to l ,'osier.
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ESr.CRA7t :.
the
Uame'lnto'tho remises of
lot 15, Con. 10, Hullett, on or about Jlly let
one ewe and one lamb. Owner is requested to
prove property pav expenses and take them
away, THOS. RAN 'PON. Nov..9-2t
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OXSTER,
OYSTERS'
OYSTERS
We will have oysters in
stook fresh every day
during their season.
Per good stook and good
solid. measure you will
find we are leader',
please gve as a trial if
yott have not already
done so
FRUIT, Ei .IiJT, FRUIT,
A new supply of
eirassges, Leman*.
Bananas, +Confect-
lonury, Pipes and
Tobaccoes.
A fine assortment
of Oar own taffies and
o maple oreams, etc., al -
Witte On hand during
the fall and winter.
Bread, Cakes and
Peak/ our specialty.
Any kind of fancy
madeewhennorin
r'ed stook
Jas. McOlaoherty,
Novelty Bakery
And Restaurant..
Telephone No. 1.
FCar Nae Foee 0e
We have now in stdok all 'of
our new Fruits.
Raisins.
Beat $eleot, Cheaper Valentia, Fine Layer.
Currants.
• The best in the market.
Peels.
Crosse & Blaokwells, Lemon, Orange
and Citron.
Nuts.
New Almond, Filbert, Btazilr Walnuts.
Rigs.
Layer and Cooking Figs.
Teas. •
Agents for Mooneoon, Blue Ribbon and
Grendon Ceylon Teas Beat 26o Ryon
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t o Huron. Try
leas in the Conn f H
y
our new 15o' Syson
AU Currants cleaned and Raisins rftted if
you wish.
` W.O'Neil
Successor to GROCER
Frank Melville • •
Go tda promnt]y delivered Tefhnhone 48.
G9�IS1E66S F�T9GE6fl
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;SOON.
t,itXOH,- In'yuokerstnith, en Nov. 22nd, the
wife of J. G. Crich, of a daughter.
MANN --In Arnett, ou Nov. 20th, tho wife of
Moses Mann, of a daughter,
K1NG--In .Goderieh, on Sunday, Nov. 8th,
to Mr and Mrs ltobt. C. Itineration.
FINLAY-•-In Wingham, on Noy.10th, Mrs W.
rielay, of a eon.
CIIIUIIE—In East WaWanosh, on. Nov. IOth,
tdrs Joltn Carrie, of a son.
W..Se
.BUGi' ott.,of a -In Hslullettaughter.. an. Nov, 9th, the wife of
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WARD --In Morris, on Nov. 14th, the wife of
Win. Ward, of a son,
10 h, the wife of W P dalllaaban,tor a daughter.
HIGGINB In Toronto, on Nov 2210 the
wife of AB Biggins, barrister, formerly of Sea-
forth, of redaughter.
S3MYTH—On Nov. 19th, "IL Smyth, St,
Helene, of a son.
INE S'TE1t—In Goderieh, On Nov. 2011,, to Ur
and Mrs Capt. Jas. Inkster, a son.
• MARRIED.
TAYLOR—EACREL'T—At •Exeter, on Nov.
14th, by Rev, C. W ,Brown B. D. Henry Taylor,
of Exetor,.to Miss Maria Emmett,
aria dEadaughter .of
Christopher Eaorett, of Ray township.
bride's mother
WELLS—SANiON—At the
onNovresld.ente,e b ofPas the
winghaia 20th
tor W . Freed, John It P.'WellA to Miss Eliza-
beth Sanson, both of Wingham.
AMoRABDY.-BEAN--At the residence of the
bride's father, Colborne, on Nov: 21st, b Rev,E.
A.of. GShaweo.Bea, E.n.o13ardy to Miss Eliza, daughter
_ 1t1
MoOONNELT—B:AY—On Wednesday, No .
21st, at the manse, by Rev. JO.. Anderson, J.i,.n,
Mo 'onneil to Max gated Ellen Hay,both of God.
et'ich.
TURNBULL—KERN.ACIRAN —At the resid-
ence of Wm. Bowman, Morris, cousin of the
bride, on Nov. 2181, by Rev, John Ross, B A., J.
G. Turnbull, of Grey, to Miss Sarah J Herne.
gime, of Morris. •
MoOARTNEY—CONNELL-- At -the Presby-
terian manse, Killarney Man., on Nov 131111.1-,
F. McCartney, to' Miss. Rate Connell, second
daughter of Jas. Cbnnell,of Goderieh township,.
DIED.
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STUART—Iu Wingham on Noy. • 21st. W..0.
Stuart, aged ;.O years and 5 months. • • • •
MORAY—At the residenoe of 14 can-in4ayv,
A: Kelly, Ttu'nberry, on Noy.21st, Jas. McKay,
aged 85 years,
1RWIN—In Blyth on Nov, 22nd, 12, Lain,
aged 79 years, 9 months and 14 days.
HOWELL. In Colborne, on Nov. 21st, Jane
Bray, widow Of the late aampeon R1owe11.
' MACKENZIE—At the residence of her father,
Peter MacKenzie; Ashfield No',15,,Annio,relict
of thelate Rev: Alex. Macll:enzle,aged 42 years,
7 months and. 10 days.
ObINTOIsi 51AREETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Nov. 29, 1900.
Fall Wheat 0 63 a 0,64
Cate ,.....,.., 0.26 a. 0 27
Sys 0 40 a 0 45
Barl... 0 88 a 0 40•
Fess 0 67. a 0 60
Flour per cwt 1 90. a 2 15
Butter,
ey k ,so 16-17,p'k'd 0' 16 a 0.17
Eggs per doz 0 14 n 0 15
Hay; 800•a 800
Sheepski 0 60 a 0 6
No. l Cir en trttui.,liides 0 06 a 0 6;}
• PotatoesDuoks,per..., 0 20 • a 0. 25
Chicken perparpair 40 .. ,• Q 25;. a a 0.50 0 35
0
Geese,,per lb. .... 0 05 ' a ' O.05
Turkeys, per lb .. . 0.07 a - 0 08.
Pork, live : • • 5 26 •a • '5 25
Pork: dressed. ..... 8 50 et 650 •
Wood shorn .,...... ; 2.25 ' a 2 25
Montreal Cattle Market.
Montreal, Que., Noy, 26. --The receipts
of cattle at the east end abbattoir this
morning were ..800 head of' cattle, 250
salves, 406 sheep and 300 lambs. The -
mend was good and prioee were firm.
Cattle; choice, sold at f om 40 ,,at go per
lb.; esti-sold at from. no :at 4e per 'lb.;
lower grades, from 2: et 30 per lb. Calvet;
' were sold. from $2 at $10 eaoh.: Sheep
brought from do at,3}a per lb.; lambs were
• sold from 8jo-at:4o per lb.—. -Eike _ arought-
from 5io at 6o per lb.
ew ►►deertilitInt*t9 •
Hullett Tax Notice. •
Ingham .. •
Wanted,—One ton choice roll butter,2 )0 tree: x ly, also dried apples and fowls. Our stock of
Dress Goods, Furs. ready rands clothing, et, ,
to large and not a trpassiw.d, . We .have a few
odd mantles to clear, 810 once for 95 and $5
ones for 62.50:
G. E. KING. Winch, m..
Snow Bank Shoes
Shoes with which you oan wade through
snow benks,and seine Oat with your feet
warm and dry, are those heavy, wet weath-
er those of ours, We have all sizes of the
Tetrault Combination in Men's and Boys"
skating bels. Winter weather shoes are,
certainly seasonable at Christmas time in
90 far as the question of weather Is eon.
corned, and any boy who is not .pleased
with our skating boots as a holiday gift,
deserves to be skipped by Santa Clans in
his rounds.
Fall linos of Trunks, Valises,
etc., Single and Double l arnass
13, 0. lied Cedar, Whitt Cedar, and
Pine 8htngles always on hand at
SALE REGIS MR.
Farm stook, implements, etc., of Jas. Mair,
Maitland concession, Goderieh township, on
Dec. 9th, John Knox, Auctioneer
The New York Evening World repos s
a plot 10 aeeassinate President Mell:inley
Two Wen arrested in Detroit were found
to have $300 io bomtnion Bank bile stolen
at the famous Napanee tank robbery;
Notice has been give t that shipments
of breeding cattle' to the tidied States
must hereafter be tested by an American'
veterinary surgeon.
STRATFORD, ONT
A school that is doing the best work in
business education in Canada. Our amen -
fiogat+: s full or:,n.
Writeoent t°04 -lay. for onegive. Several (mati'and.
dian colleges and many largo
Anserican, schools employ our
graduates as teacher's. This is on
strong point in . our favor. Enter now 3f
possible.
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COAL STOVE FOR SALE'.
For sale a Radiant Home base burner, f uat in
use one season, and practicallvagooct as ne,v,
will bo sold at n borgain. W. 'P St3ALDING,
Nov. 22-18 Princess St.
MONEY' WAIL tI?». _
Wanted to borrow, for a term of 0 years,
$3,000 on first mortgage on a good Macre farm.
Seonrity is gilt edge. Rate of interest must be
low. sand particulars to "Farmers Drawer
0," Clinton, Ont.
Meeting of the Huron County
Council.
Notion is hereby given that the cornet' of
the County of Buren will meet in the council
chamber, in the town of Wingham, on Tao -
day, the 4tlt day of December pert. at 3 o'elncic
in the afternoon, W.LANI, ,clerk.
Dated at Goderieh this 20th day ofNovember
NOTICE TO ql AXL'AY'EI.tS. •
Tho ratepayers are] ereby notified that,the
undersigned win be in his office every ater
noon, and also 7 to 9 p.m.. over eveningp;, for,.
the receipt of taxes, which must be paid 1t ore
the 14th of 1`k".cembor,othorwise 5 per cent extra
will be added thereto. JOS. WIIFATI,EY.
Nol'.15— .. Tax ColIect.,r.
`.side and Skins
Wanted.
We will pay the highest cash price 'or
,Irides, Calf Skins, Horse slid s,
t hcep Skins and Tal.ow.
Wo will give the fanners more for their
hides and skins than they oan Kot any
where else. Bring your hides direct to
- the store house.
Nov, 16-10 O, 8. ROAN & S(»1'..
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TWITCHELL I
'rfetods lklaek.
'the Hullett Collector will attend at the fol-
lowing places mod dater{ to reoetve .taxes --
Clinton, Commercial Hotel on Ler. 11th, Kin?
burn, Decrlith,.Auburn, Dec. 1Seh Londos-
bore, Deo, blah. Ftve•per ocnt, wilt 'be, added
to all taxes unpaid, after: the 14th, Dee, 1000.
Nov. 30 -2 •
Bomar SJdITiI, Colleotor' Hullett.
PAWKY Olt SALE
Subscriber offots fur sale his farm of 130
acres, being lot 27 coo. 1, Stanley, and with
half of lot 42, (.[l.S., Tuckeremith There is
a brick house, bank barn and good outbut d-
ings. .All cleared but about 5 acres•of. bush.
Bearing oeehard of 1.3 acre.; •4 never -failing
wells. Situated about&mites from Clinton.
Stock, orop and implements will also be so:d
rep rohasor if desired. at a fair valuation.
Possession as arranged for.
Nev. 30-4 CHAS, AVERY, Clinton.
Notice to Creditors.
Watt, tale of the Vomiship of litalett, -AN Separator
November 311, 1900
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��C�i►1n�d��A Co.
Bt.�rQ'I3
Great
Dress Goods Sale
We don't; propose to carry any Dam ftoode.frout one Season to Another,
nor to wail till the end of the season to clear out our stook, but while our
stock is well assorted with new goods and your wants not supplied, we give
you the opportunity this week of securing Dress Goods not obtainable later
in the season, at great reductions in prices.•
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The prices quoted m the llit below will give you an idea of what this means;
Fancy Brocaded Dresa Goode, a fine range of colorings, 40 inobes wide,
winter weight, jest opened this week, good value at 40o, onr price 25o.
k'tain Homespun Settings, 42 inebes wide, heavy weight, in light and
dark grey, ntvy andbea1ber mixed, very special at 25c.
Coating Serge, in blank and navy, 38 inches wide, heavy weight, bright
finish, good value at 05,,our spect.d price 25e,
Amazon Suiting, 42 inobe, wise, in grey, blue and heather mixtures,
regular prioe 46o, reduced to 35o,
Black 'Deepens, in a great variety of patterns,all reduoedjin price,60,63,
75, 95, $1 and $1.25. '
Poplins, in blaok, navy and brown, they make a very stylish dress, ver,/
Special 60o.
tlomeepane, .50 to 54 inches wide, 'in greys, browna and mixtures., regu-
lar 75o for 58c.
Plaid Dress Goods, 88 inches wide, regular prioe 250 for 19o.
11/IcEinnon & Co., Blyth �.•
See
That Shirt?
It went on me
before it was washed,'
Now I buy
STANFIELD'S
UNSHRINKABLE
at . $2, :$2.25, $2.4.8
per snit.
and they are gauraxi-
teed not to shrink
with any washing.
Robt. •Coats & So
ook
ut
rriptm
For your Winter Under•
wear at an • early date.
Half the eomtort of life i'
having the propir umist -
wearnext the flesh.
(t yon waitpnlil the wea-
i her compels • you to bay,
You may lose- bCme • eetn•.
tort. •• Call and inspect
per underwear,,
Prices from, 50c to $4.'50 Suit
.
.Boys',• ouths-' and Metes-•
Ready Made Clothing'
So many people haus' been enquiring at
our store for ready made clothing that we
thought it wouldbe advisable to put in a
stock. We have jest reosived a` complete
line of men's, youth's and boys` clothing
that will fit the boys' from Ave years old
to a hundred. Theywere made by Iraiiy,
Watson and Bond, thenoted ready made
makers of Canada. They use the beat
geode at'd• best trimmings to be had at the
price and are noted for the ant and•style of
their garments. Yc'n'll be suited if you
buy here. ordered clothing a specialty.
.HOLLOWAYA. J,. MORRISH - A. J. HOLLOWAY
SHALL I BUY A
Sharples
In the 'natter of the Estate of Al render•
1,
m�tz, deceae44
Notice is hereby given that all persons having a
slant, against the or abo ut the said Alexander Will
j % ( y pay y.a / *y -
Watt. who died on oraboutthol7thdayofNov'/�/ 1 jj illi] if o.aber.1000, are required on or before the 5th '^�»-,. _
ttav of January,14311, to send by post prepaid, or
0 delivqer to Margaret Watt,Exeeutrix, Clinton
P.O., their names, addresses and occupations,
with full particulars and proof of their Claims,
and the nater° of the security, if any, held by
them, and that after the said last mentioned
crate the executors' will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said deceased amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which notice shall. nave been given.
IAMBS SCO CT Solicitor
Iriornd 'MARGARET HAMILTON,AI WATT,
,alt.,
Dated at Clinton this 27th day of Iovember.1900.
- OTICE isltnreby given",that-.o
p
01 a ant of an o to the Parti o C
be mad h Parliament
Cream
ttan:w il.
Hort session thereof by The Euprome Cdosnar,
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the Independent Order of Foresters for an Act:
1. Declaring that all the assets, interests,
r fights, credits, effects and property, real, por-
sonnl and mixed, belonging to the Supreme
ourt of the Independent . Order of Foresters,
incorporated under the provisions of Chapter
U)`7 of It. 8, 0.,1877 (the Provincial Cor oration)
were from and after the 2nd day of May, 1889,
vested in the Supreme Court' of the Independ-
ent Order of koresters,incorporated by Ant Aot
of the Parliament of Canada, Chapter 101 of the
statutes of 1880 (the Dominion Corporation,)*
2 Declaringthat members in the said Pro'
viecial Corpora ion, on tho 2nd day of Slay,
1889, became on the said date members in the
aid Dominion Corporation mid subject to the
Constitution and Laws of the said: Dominion
orporation front time to time in force;
8. For the fo.Iowing and other amendments
t o its Act of Incorporation and Amending Act—
tat Animating Chapter 104 of the :Rotates. of
1319, Section 4, ss amended by Chapter 51 of the
Mtatutos ot•itfJ0,by striking oat tint words"three
Hundred a d fifty thousand dollars"in the third
lino of the said cotton and/substituting in lieu
thereof the words "in the whole at any one time
the annual value of twenty thousand dollars."
tel Amending the said Chapter_ 101 of the
Statutes of 188!!, goetion0, by inserting after the
words "or any of the Provinces thereof" in the
,seventh line of the said, Section the words"or in
the sccuritiex specified in Section GO of the In-
'urance Aet:'
- lelunending the said Chapter 51 4f the
Statutes of 15"0, rection 4, sub -wattle 2 by in-'
:•ertinrr thewordn "or in the absence offho 13x•
ltreme0 ief ]:anger the Past Supremo Odof
ander" after the words"Supremo Ohi01 Iran -
ger' is the eeconcllltio of thesaid Ruh -section.
(d) Amending the saidt;haptsr 51 .11 tho Mtat-
t1t'9 of lobo, Section 4. sab,seotlnn 7, by sulistit-
'ming t:,, words"this b'ratereal Benefit Society"
for the words "this 0ooiety" .,in the fifth lino of
the sad: s,ub Aeetion.
(e) Amending the said Chapter 61 of the
Statute.. of 2800, Section 4, stub ad0tton 8, by mile
t:tttuttne the words"Praternal Benefit Societ
ttystem` for the words "Aseesitment System,"
in Cho 1111 ,, ..:n, of the saidsub•sectiwn
(f) Amending the said tlbapter5l (Atha Stat.
- ides of 1800, 8eeti(n 10.by sabatituttng tiac•wordl
' Taxes" for the words •'/'agitation Tax, in the
• c:0ud and truth lines of the said Sectio,,.
(rt) itcclarltirgt tits short titin of Thi-Sniipromo
t:ourt.1rlraludlcltcndrnt;Ch-d. r04Foratterato
he The independentOrder ofForesters."
I):ttedat'Coronto thi4,:tterof November,
19YJ. JOHN Alofis"
• Ow SuhvrotApplh'ant.
ins the ea f
lues
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originally l
Butter is tae valuable :'(4, pi odtice to feed to ca pigs,. g Y
gels all the cream. When the milk was set on the cellar shelf the salt gets half the
oream and the other half was made into butter..
By setting in .spring water the calf gets 0116 third the cream and two thirds
goat to butter. The patent °reamer with icegete three fourths of the d.ream for butter
and one fourth gone to the calf in theskim milk:
The Sharples Separator ,seta all the cream for butter making el/ the calf
does better on the fresh warm alum milk without: the dream than it does on the warmed
over sour olden milk even though a quarter to a half the. cream has been left in it.
The new skim milk bas in it Oar sweet nutritiOua sus;%�r o1 milk, while in the
other o:se it hie turned to lactic acid or vinegar. A lean persox'1 takes sugar to get tat
•atid*`a fat fatifdrebtrtakes,vinegar• to reduce hie flees, se ane;difference between new skim-
milkand d th
o gravity Y
skim intik should be
a
ppa
nent.
A Sharples Separater saves three quarters of a pound of better fat for. Query
100 pounds ,'seeing through it, in addition. to the full amount of butter fat saved by the
leading gravity processes, That is one argument that compels the use of et Sharpie's
Cream Separator in eyery up to date dairy. A postal card will bring you any further
information required.
W. L. OUIMETti'E, Londesbore.
CI,a` FhING • BARGAIN
We.ileitrdle clothing made by li. Shorey .tr Co., and the W. N. Sanford Co.
There is no better clothing on the marks.. They are good material, well ext, ,veli
trimmed and well made, look as well ant( wear as well as made to order, costing you
twice or three times as much money. Values were so good that we were induced to
double our usual stook, The Weather bas bsen against the soled heavy goods, and as a
0oneegaence we have still•a larger stock than we will to carry and have deoided to sell
coon's gaits at 20 per cent reduction from our usual cath .prioee. We respectfully urge
ovary man to take immediate advantage of this offer.
$5 Suit for $4 00 $ Suit for $C 00.
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Suit for $6 40 $t0 -Suit for $8 00
Come at 0000, the money you save on baying a suit now Will pay for a hand
some Christmas present for your wife or your boat girl.
lir. ,_
Over Coat ars izia
A fortunate j purchase enables us to offer an extraordinary
bargains in Mon. s Ilsters.
38 Ulaters in ell, all wool freize, ltigby 'Waterproof, heavily lined, high comfort.
able collar, back straps And tabs,'regular blizzard resistora,caloulated to keep the wearer
'comfortable during the roldeat weather, sizes 30 to 42, Worth in the regular way $6,1i7
and $8; your choice while they are here for only 115. Comeau once, e30ore 30111 sive and
the dolor Sou prefer. ,
W. L. OUI 'i PE, Lott. desbor.