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tf Winter wear and tuaro.
In methods and 'in goods, in the spirit of the store and store service,. we have tried and believe we
have succeeded in 'keeping More as it ought to be kept, furnishing you profit and comfort with each purchase:'
• • Ilaukets
Our blanket stock is away ahead of anything in blankets you know anything about unless , you have.lnv6'o
Ligated Blanket .Stocksin good, deal bigger towns thatClinton. We bought
from one of the*biggest ggest mule in
Canada a large stock, too, large perhaps,but large enough too get them for much lessthan the regular wholesale
prices and here are witnesses, "
Fine Waren Blankets „White. or . , Lire ::..
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1.-11.4 Cotton Blankets grey.. or ]
white.'Worth $1.15for .,....;,... • •75.
2,-11-4 Cotton' Blankets, grey or 071
white. (single) Worth 610c for...... .0 1 •
3.-=Unsbt' •ttable Wool•13Iankets, fine 5. --Eiderdown Quilts .in .pretty pat -
finish, petty colored border, size• terns, large size. . Regular $2.630 for
634X84. Regular $4 for... L■95
Dark,'fdrey or. White :Blankots,S,—Eikierdown.Quilts,dark colors,nice
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soft finish, neat border, size si6x76
88•
S' pati; rn,_ Regular $1.75 for, .:...
Regular $2.95 for... , , , ; e
Men's Uisters and Overcoats.
Ulster•
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:Overcoats.
1. -Youths' Frieze Ulsters,bigh storm 2 n3. -Men's BeaverOvercoats,silkstitch- collar. Regular $3.25 for,,...,..:, .139. ed, heavy sateen lining. Regular.$7 U.UU
4.- Men's Beaver Overcoats, an wool,
right up-to-date. ,n r
A winner at .$12 for,„ for.................... jf
2. -Men's Frieze :Meters, large storm.
•collar, 7 lbs. Worth. $Ofor ' '1,25.
1. (Men's Balor Oongrees Shoes.-
Regular $2 for ° ..
2. -Men's Slippers, really nobby and
up-to-date.. Regular $1.75 for;,.,,
1.5.9
1.12
Ready Made Clothing.., '.
5. Men's Best Pants in Canada '
Regular $1.50 for, .. .. RV 11,
0 —Men's Ready to Wear Pants, 'of
good Canadian tweed.
Regular $1;75 for,
..,1 25.
Boots and Shoes.►
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9. -:Women's Felt Lined Shoes, foued .
r45 with leather. Regular.$2 for...:.;I.QQ
4. -Ladies' Vici Kid Shoes, American -
1 n n drake, right. up-to-date laced and,
■llbutton. Regular $3,75 for .... L.
5. -Men's Felt Boots,all oil grain lea- n g
then, felt pulls egular $2.75 for L.
. 0. -Men's 4 Buckle Felt Shoes,, real
•5•Ufl€,4tI..(it lir i
Regular $2.50 for. „ .
.,.. 1.:75 •
Underwear and Top Shirts,
t.—Women's Vests.,• good value at .2 5 . 3: -,Men's Heavy Fleece L?ned Shirts 3_
5.-Me
n's
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T
op Shirts now two for... ... . i•..and Drawers. Regehtr.00c.for.,,. .Q Regular far. . .
38
2.- Vests, gcod ttngat35 4. -Men's All Shirts and draw- 353, Men's ey Fsecs Yn% " '50e, now opars. Reguar o"• ....,. Shrts, navy. Regular
90c for...
° Car6digisn Jacketsand Sweaters.
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1. -Men's A.11 Wool Cardiganiackets, } p
Regular $1.95for ... ......, 1,,28
2. -Men's Ad1 Wool Cardigan dacketi
Re gu1ar•9Oc for, . cc
g '.UO
3.47--Men'sSweatersall colors and sizes.
Regular $1.25 for ..... ...... ,<S
Flannels .and .Flannelettes. •
1. -French Flannels all new colors
Regular50cfar .. ... . ' .20.
2.---85 inch Flannelette all cdl'ors.
Worth •7akir .per yd..... .
4 •
3.-86 inch English Flannelette,
P la
• or fancy colors 13c er' , fg' r; .. Plain
.....
datunIait
4,-Ht'ey'Union Flannel, all wool. .
Worth 300, a yd., special for.....: ... - r 1'2
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5. -Grey Flannel; all wool: '
U U. Wol th 30c a y d. for'..
6.- 3 ply All Wool Canadian Yarns `
1 !J any color.; . Worth, 60c a yd.;special y ,pedal .3 5
45._yds. Colored Table Cloth 119yds F]anbelet%S%"rting,allenlors. •
Regular. 80c a yd. for .38 Regular 13c a Men a Ot•eralls r
69 ds. Unbleached Linen. A he yd •+' "' `'"' '0' la1 0 'Rey, blue or check,
y heavy really ales ', p ,, rl r bib. Regular 90c for
Regular 45c for .29. kpgula Core ,for.,,, ,p psi' Mens Water Coon C, `
til aps..ul,sizes:.
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Come and see no and you will -be ple sed. We never do anything...
crowd bringer. The stock and valvefre. by •,s This sale will be, rt",
s are bFre: 'l+.a,onghaid; ,
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Butter and Eggs taken as Cash,
We ARE IN HARLAND'S
BLOCK OLINTUN.
A, -JACKSON
Great Sale, 'Of 10
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Vis 1046...4441.•••••••• ***4# 4
Extra inducements at this great sale of
Men's, Youths'
.out . and Boys' Suits
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O Saturday Morning he t
and will continue until we clear out the whole stock consisting
of 300 lien's Suits,- 200 Boys, a Youths', 250 pairs Men's Pants
.100airs of Doyle', 50 Odd Coats, all sizes 200 Odd Vests and
I00 pairs
Suits,
.
Thesb Goods will be sold at.
prices that have \ never
before been offered in this c o
Our great sale of clothing is still in full blast, Ori Saturday•
morning next we com-
mence to slaughter our stock of overcoats, odd coats, vests aril ants
Till be gffere , iu every line of clothing. Special invitation t
P frelrcendours bargains
0 our country customers to be
at our stare on Saturday next. 3i
Raving* been in business for close on to half .- . , i
in yy old patrons and the public generally a real bargain ley 11 Clinton have ' decided give
1 havethe largest stock of °Iothin-..gg . in town --well boughtg fo>L Cash.
two.
Tke prices at the opening of this sale and until everything is sold will be cut clean in.
Aninvitationis extended to everyone toattend this sale, for we will mak
toting to all buyers of Clothing, a it verb inter.
It is unnecessary to quote priest' here as all will be sold at ONE: was regular prices.
OLINVOIST
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ENGINE FOR SALE
•An upright engine and boiler, four nose
power, in good working order, inet the thing.
for *farmer er stat. one who • wants light
Dower. Can be seetrat.NEW ERA Omee ,Cil
be sold cheap,.
:Seed Oats 6t Rarley for Sale
Canadian Pride Cate, ono of the best In the
market free frontrust or smut, and good pro-
ducers,' Pries loo a bnrlhel,
Beardless andhttllese barier,dexooilont for
feed, *aid to be eynal to peas, reel he 60 lbs to
bushel. A very oh. rain. Price t31 per
bushel. choice
Jai 85-1m Con. 2, Hallett«
Tenders for school
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Sealed tenders for the erection of a brick
school bowie for tTiifon Section No,10, Mullett
and Oodericlt township, will be received Op to
7. ., on the evening of Friday, Feb, 16.
Plans and sD eoi8oatfonr maybe seenat the
haute Of Subscriber, after the Oh Inst. The
lowest or tiny tender not neeesesrtly aecept•-
ed. R. 8. RILL, 8eoretary. Londesboro,
l'•aneakes
Molal
Who doesin't like good end Merle syrup? alitiOsrt everybody doestheet ,
We've got a buckwheat here, that beat*
all either kinds In the MOrkM,
Makesomoreeng°e,ing her,vyor ordleailenoth-
about
them, end atter breakfoitt your et:ttach
doesn't feel as though it Was trying to
diger* a key of Male,
The name le imperial Beokwh et, in
alk, and aygienio ifr packege..
wonderrfirlle,7 hnliy 4 keet. Yeour n don't kknow,
how good tin you've tried it,
Our Maple syrup in gtlatt bottles it
extra tins lend just the thigg for panoairer.
;keel G16o,nlny •
Neil
C ItOCEIL
11S0 de p'remftlsdellverei! Taleahenettet
01,114TVI`i MAtt.KAT
Corrected orrery Thursday afternoon:
Thursday, Feb, 7, 1001.
Fail Wheat „ • 0 0 a 0 03.
Oats , . , , . . » 0 27 a 0 27
Rye
Barley.. .." . •, 0 40 a 0.4ii
. 0 07 a 0 40
Flour per cwt , 0 07 a 0 S0
1' 75 a 200
Butter, loose 161 t,7,p'k'd 0 15 ,a 0 16
Eggs per doz . , , . 8 p 00 0 (1/0 ra 0 17
' Hay, ,Y„ R»R a' 8 00
Sheepskin, ,. ,.... 0 55 a 0 05
No. 1 Green trim, bides G 50 a 0 00
Potatoes, ..... 0 25 a 0. 25
Chickens, per pair , , , 025 a 0 35
Ducks, each 0 g0 a '0 85
Geese,
per°1b.. , , , 0 05' a 0 '05
Turheys,per lb. , 0 07 a 0 08
Pork, live .. 5 50 a 5 50
Pont, droned.... ,. 0 50 a 0 00
Wood abort. ..,,. ,, 2 25 a 2 25
BORN.
p?BLAOICW LI,. --In Clinton, on Monday,, Feb,
4, the wife of A. BMackwell, of aeon. •
ROBIN$ON,In Clinton, Jan, 80, the wile of
Ed. 11ob112sou, of a son.
RICIMAt DSON,_.In Zurich, Jan. 27, the wife
of R S. i icherdson, of a son (still born,)
GUIN EIt,-Tn Crediton; Jett. 24, the wife of
]1I. Guiuter, of a sou. •
PINAEft•-In Ooderioh, Jan, 20, the wife of
•
W. Pinder, of a daughter,
Mo'K.&Y.--In Goderieb, Jan. 26, the wife of A,
M9.1lay, of a daughter. .
4011.dRTERS.•-in Tuokersmith, Jati, 2.4, the
Wife of Wni, Charters, of a daughter.
WAR W IC$,.• -In Brussels, Jell. 24, the wife of
J• D. Warwick, of a son, , .
PEPPER, -In Tuokersinith, Jan. 26, the wife
of Win, Pepper, •of a son,
RIVERS. -In Crediton, Sao, 25, the wife of
Dr, Rivers, of a son.
SHERLOCE,-In Winnipeg Jan, 28 the wife
of G. M, Sherlock, (nee Miss Floody, ofAlyth,)a
daughter.
MAi RrSD.
Z W IOa3;Ea-RA',l`Z,-At the residence of the
bride's father, Kbl, a,Jan, 80,by Rev. Mr Yuger.
Chas. Zwioker to Emina,eldest daughter of Val:
entine Rats, ex -M, P.
LLOYD-•DOLDIA,.GE, At the residence of the
bride's parents, Moaiillop, Jan. 80, by Rev. P.
Musgrave; 1Welward Lloyd, of Tuckersmith, tc
Miss Louisa Dolmage,• _
OOTTLE-BRIMACOrdBE-At the residence
of
thebride's e
s ar.
eats
Eli i '
n ill
v ebb
xi,
23
Rev.
W. .1. , by
.Wad p
Waddell,
Jas Cottle, of Osborne, to Mase
dr goungset daughter of 'the late John
Brimacombe
fMOONEY-BANNA=At the residence of the
bride's father, Morris Jan. 80, by 'Rev. A. H•
Brown, Win. Moose ;'Brussels, to Miss Maggie,
daughter of Plush kianna,'of.Morrib. •
3IcQUA1tRIE-bicOALL-Ih Blyth,Jan. 80,by
Mise Ella,
l est daughterooff W of Grey
1, Mor-
ris.
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DOBSON-SRA..
Solomon; Ramat'
Jan.. 16, by Rev. Mr Baber, O. Dobson:. former-
iyy .of Ethel, to Miss Mittie, eldest 'daughter of
D. T. Skaggs, all of Solomon.
BRXDON_WALRER--InBuf)'alo N. '.,Jan,
28, by Rev. 0. F,J, Wrigley, Wm . O. Brydon, of
Buffalo, to Mies /tory B.. Walker, sister to John,
Thos. Waller,-pf•Br:Whets.
MJnvh$oeoths tona .80 at the home ebridys ,,
Mrs (Dr) Clark, by Dr. Geo. 0. Stutt, J. Chas.
;Varying
to Miss 1faud Whaley, formerly of
DIED.•
STINSON-In Clinton,Fob. 8,Andrely Stinson
aged _
97 years. y
9
SPALDING Tu, Galt, Jan. '.80, Catherine
• ffcl„o, wife Of JohnSpalding and mother of
W. P. Spalding, of town, in her '60' year. •
GIBSON-In Wroxetei',Jan,,80,T. Gibson, ex. •.
AL P. P for East Baron, aged 76 yearn.
YOUNG -1n Morris, Jan 20,Elizabeth Young,
aged 78 years . .
BOWS -In Brusaeis,'Jan.. 88, Caroline' Deane,
relict of the late B. Rowe, aged 85 years,
REYNARD-In Grey, Jau- 21, Catharine,wife
of Jos, Rey"naid, aged 46 years. '•
hilLLS,in Hallett, Jan. 26JJohn Mill aged 62
years.
' DIER1,-In Toronto, Jan. 18,at the residence
of her grandparents, Linnie Diehl,only daugh-
ter of Geo. L. Diehl, aged 17 years.
• DIORSOlp_/n Seaforth, Feb. 8; Mary Sloan;
teliotaged • 0
641late years.; .2. T. Dickson, of "Giadswood;
DEMUTg. Tn Zurich, Jan. 27, Hannah Salsa..
cher. aged,60. years.
McMANtJS-in oolhorne,Jan. 81,Ann Burke
relict of the late -Jag. MoManpa, aged 77 years .
repot of late Jae
slop, aged 02 yew*.
IIISLOP.-4n Grey"Jan 21, Janet Matheson,
CAMPAIGNE-In Goderich, Jan. 24, Ed. N
Campaigne, aged 33 years. +
(IAISIPBFLL-In'Wingham, Jan. 25,0harlotte
Rowe, wife of John Campbell, aged 49 years,
OLYN E -In Goderlch township,Jan. 28, Mary
Clyne,re]ict of late John Clyne, of Stratford,
aged 76 years. -
MoDONALD-Ii•'Enron, J'an, r27, Elizabeth,
beloved wife of P. McDonald, aged 78 years.
MoLECD-In %Inggham Jan. 80,Rachel Jane
wife of John McLeod. aged "d 80 years
zz °Zol\-1- ,
Marble & Granite
We always, have furnished
the best work obtaina ile at fair
prices, and intend doing the
ranee. 'Our motto
•• 1'o Make the prate
to salt the Work.'.
*We are the only practical
•men here in our line.
J. ,
R. •Hoover, Proprietor
Nest to Commercial Hotel
, Attil AkairtrtilteMentAc
Wanted
A vung 10dy of good address to tears photo-
geZpli fi icer at N. B. Henry's photo
studio, t,lintoa. '•
Feb 8-1
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Shorthorns for Sale
8 youngbn)ie 14 to i3monthtold,• alto some
young heifers breeding age,achoice lot goodquality Come and see them, ,B.L,Calton.
Feb. 8--tf
AUCTION $ALS.
all Saturday, Feb 18th,. Mrs G. Westacott
hasiastructed D. Dickinson, auctioneer, to tell
by anction,on the Market sqquare, at 1.80 o'clock
a nantity of furniture and n*ny other useful
articles; A. frame 1M storydweiling, oslsl fruit
garden, hard and soft water, in good repairs,
for sale Or to rent, Atm ly on the premises or
to W. W. Parton, Clinton.
il'eb 8.-2
Servant
Vft rest, a servant girl, A plyto
'Tsb'•' -tt' .M#i iTQf}, ]f.Alit, glt.
Tlioro bred buil for sate
A tborobredDlrhant ball roan a erre oId,
splendid pedigree,i.. P O.)GaROE deri roan,
NOTICE -
I hereby notify the Dubai, that is trill not be
*tpartyeeponeiblefor rsany debut oolltraoted by any
td 3.r tw. JOWE'money/Mout ae ettle "nt-
FOR SALE lir TEIN1[1ER
The three brick stoles known ae '£learle's
block, sindereli situated en Albert Street, err
enured for Isle by tender. The;
tt'till boo sold
Wm: wo in
rreoeived tin itaoc It totati•AND. h
Clinton $an•;16, liidl, w. t7, s» t ett5.
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February 8, 1100.
1YLCRUUi 011 ale Co.
cArrra
Erect Forn-Corset
The many evils of the old style corset have long been recognized, bet•
have been patiently borpo by the wearer until the introduction of the
Erect Form Straight front Corset, when the diffeultiaawith which
ladies are familiar have been remedied. In the old style of corset the
rensoles or the °best are lifted too high for either beauty or comfort,
and in many cease it made a woman feel as if in a vise,, whilb the
muscles of the abdmen were forced out of their natural position. The `
Ergot Form Strait. Front Corset by its construction overcomes both
of these difficulties at the same Lima allows free respiration,..
abo Bust Perkctm4
New things are common enough and not many of thein . merit even a
passing thought. Here ie one the look of which has been the cause of
of many thoughts, and not cheerful ones either, for beauty of form is
certain to be, if not the first, the second in every woman's iudgment
and where nature ,bps not been kind, and art
, mast be drawn upon, n it.
t o
small a ,.
n mil moment to have a garment of this sort within reach .at
• moderate cost. The Kabo Perfecter corset can be worn with or with-.
or without c'oreete,and is 0ertein to create a bust of faultless• proper
• tion and masks every imperfection. Ire are iooal agents for Erect
Form Comets and Kabo Bust Perfective; we keep them in all.sizes
at 81 each;
McRinttottlir- o.fl t h
ter r i
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1rrieZe
Cc. ,
. ver
. oath .
To Clear out
A. Few lines before; stock-
taking.
Underwear 42z44 inoij suit .$2.eaitter 1.25
Reavyribbed 50o garment for 35c
Boys' all wool shirts and drawers for 25c
' Horsehide mitts were $150 -for, ; , ; ....$1.
Lined glove, 750 for
.50e
Tweed hats 8150 for. .... •
Aloe then in fur cape,'
We are making a genuine redaction in •
our heavy, all•wool, double-breasted, storm
collar, wool•lined, . Frieze Ousters, :with
slash pockets.' 1t will pay you to see thein
A line of All -Wool SUITS, with
'double breasted coat, worth 210,
for .. .... ..,...$8.00
Heavy aP-wool Frieze Pea jacketed,‘„,
for ,.., Cid MP
Scotoh Tweed Suits that: were 1t
ran
$18 and: $19, to order for.... X16 -
•A J. ll10RRISH , • 'A.J. NOGtiUWAY.
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TJa.ckson, .
Dealer in all kinds Of Footwear.
A cordial invitation is extended to everybody
We have very choice selection of oleo 81'linee freshf omntheatour goods and '.prices
,ircm< the makers, np-toin
G • every respect.
Our line of MEN'S SHOES are superior to any ever
sold
in Clinton, in style,• in material, in workmanship.
Our lines OfLADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S aro
models of the highest skill in shoe oe bpildiug.
SHOES FOR BOYS have receive ,i
d special, attention,and our: lines cannot be equalled for durability.
Our terms are strictly cash: We guarantee malefaction of ,0.17
money bank; 1]t1TTEit and EGGS will ill b' taken
of either artiole offered exceeds the amount of tae he urchase we wilash, and when tha the
. difference in rash, p. swill pay the ,
our store is in the Beaver 'hock next door to
Grigg''s Famous 'Jewellery establishment,
Clinton, Deo. 28, 1900 FRED T. JACKSON
oke
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Dandruff Cure and
Hair Tonic .
bneurpese.d as •
a hair dressing, keeping the scalp
clean and promoting a luxuriant growth of hair. prevents baldness by reproving
the cause -dandruff. Contains no grease, mineral or other deleterfotts subats6•
bee.. $1 per bottle. Sold by .
J. E IIOVEY',Disrienain*g Chemist, Clintoyi.
softtook.wrakingi
sale
We have finished dock taking and find many srtiolee that we
' are anolong to convert into (lash, Some are. ends of lines, tome are
slightly soiled, some Lire not gene up-to-date, nome are tittlet*y winter
goods, for one reason or another welhisve decided thrt they mart be bold,
We have slwaye fonikd that a deep but in pride world move any
line Of geode and in order to disperse of these qtl%kly, we hay* marked
thein at prides thst will please the closest buyer.
So many different lines are being offered that we hale notace
to enumerate them, Come and eat them, you are Sure to dad Nome-
thing that would be to your interest to bay.
A few Untie out of the many:
Men's suite $800
Obilds's suits, $1,50 to #y
Men'e 4 buckeled boots, $1
1
Bey'it long
boots,,' 1 t*0 4 The
Girlie and Boy's evetsboet, dile
Mien Sheeting, SO Inch, 17o
We hove 8 goat robot and d Saskatchewan robes, they suit he
geld, Do you want One? It tvi11 pelt you to bay one.
Virr /L. OtillKETTE,Londesboro