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THE. NEW STORE CLINTON
THE NEW STORE
THE NEVI
The New Store JnClinton
Says Buy Where You Can Get
Best Value For Your Money
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COMPARE OURPPIcP
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• .. Ladies' Wear.
7 -Ladies' Wrappers in nice
dark patterns,
. 1 U regular $1.45 for..... , ..
1-6 doz. Babies' Cashmere
Hose, regular 15e, 20c and
25e a pair for
2-5 doz. Ladies' Cashmere
Hose,lregular 35e for .' 9
•
3-26 pairs Ladies' Corsets,
all $1 value. for • V
4 -Ladies' Fleeced Under-
wear, vests or drawers, 35
regular 60c each for •
5 -Ladies' Underwear, nice
fleeced goods,
regular 35c each for .' 9
6 -Ladies' Flannelette Night
Robes, pink and blue, em-
broidered neck, front and
sleeves.
regular $1 value fur .7
8-172 yards English Flan-
nelettes,nice neat pat-
terns, regular 13c a yd. for
9-142. yards Flannelette
Skirting, all collors,
regular 12c a.yd. for......
ee
Men's Wear
Atertati
1 -Gents' Kid.Gloves, dark 8 -Men's Ribbed Drawers..
real good wearers, nice 0 0
color, regular 60c for....... .0
0-4 only Men's Water.Coon nc.
Caps, regular $4 each for. La
99 colors, wool lined, 55
. regular $1 for, ■
2 -Gents' Kid Gloves, 'dark -
colors, fleece lined
re ularA$1.25 for
3 -Gents' Mocha Gloves, lin-
• ed throughout, @
Q regular $125 for 6J
'" 4 -Men's u
(Ways)
neck
regular 7
.75
10-8 only very special shirt
ends; in -black cashmere
and all wool serge, 4yards
i each,' regular' 5c skirt .r
n,7 1.99
end for J
11 3only.navy,green,brown '
Militar-v-Costumes,• regu-
lar
$12 costume(exclusive) 7.50
12-500 yards Linings, all
colors, regutar•7c a yd. for eU
10 -•Men's heavy all wool
Shirts and Drawers, regu- 0
lar $2 suit, large sizes for. I .23
11 -Men's real good .sox,
up-to-date Mufflers regular 20c a pair 2 pair p
button at back of for 2 5
5c each for, .49 12 --Men's all woolSox,regu•' r
lar, 25e pair for each . 1.9
13-24 suits Boys' Fleece
59 Lined Underwear,
regular 40c each for..,..., .LU
14 -Mems heavy_ Overalls,.; - r
-45-•_bih'orplain,. rivetted but- c
tons, regular 9(k for .65
15-26 pairs Men's Heavy
.0u
•r •Q Q Canadian Tweed Pants, I . 1 n
Shirts,
5 -Men's Flannelette Night,
Robes, in nice patterns,
' regular price 85e for
6 -Gent's Black Sateen Top
Shirts, all -sizes, good
wearers, regular 60c for
7 -'Men's Wool:Top!'Shirts,.
call colors,tame
regular 60c toe ,
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We have about'S0 Ulsters left, regular 3 9 n.
from $7 to $8 to be cleared at ..
{ °,. Clothing
We Save a, few $10 Frieze Suits to be f 75
cleared out rit.i. -
78' Men's Unlaundered White Sb
re-
inforced back and front,imen bosoms, q
any size, regulrr75c for........ , : A 5
A speeial and:pordial invitation to all.
It is a pleasure to show goods.
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'14.i Butter and Eggs taken; as Cash,
WE ARE IN HARLAND'S'
BLOCK CLINTON.
ENIG
T, JACKSON,, Sr.,
"eat Sade of Giothi:
Extra inducements at this great sale of •
Men's, Youths' and Boys' Suits
t- On Saturday Morning next
and will continue iihtll we clear out the whole stock, consisting
of 300 'Men's Suits, 200 Boys', lis Youths', 250 pairs Men's Pants,
100_ pairs of Boys', 6o1Odd Coats, all sizes , 200 Odd Vests and
100"kuicker snits;
These Goods will be sold at prices that have never
before been offered in this county.
Ourneat sale of clothing is still in full blast. On Saturday morning next we come
mence to slaughter our stock of overcoats, odd coats, vests and pants, tremendous bargains
will be offered in every line of clothing. Special invitation to our country customers to be
r at our store on Saturday next,
Having been in businessto for close on'half a century in Clinton have decided to give
my old patrons and the public generally a real bargain sale.
I have the largest stock of Clothing in town -well bought for Cash.
The prices at the opening of this sale and until everything is sold will he cut clean in -
two.
An invitation is extended to everyone to attend this sale, for we will make it very inter-
esting io all buyers of Clothing.
It is unnecessary to gdote prices here as all will be sold at ONE HALF regular prices.
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CLINTor1
T.Jackson,, Sr.
TI -1331 TWQ :.A... -'e,,, -
10 V lean alit
A Few lines helot* stock-
N -k. taking.
kelerwear 42X;14 -4$1t snit $2 ea for G25
..
Ileavy"ribbed 50e garment"for•,...... 36C
Boysall ' 1 shirtd drawers for 2(c.
� s an,
Horsehide mitt's were $1;60
Lined gloves 75e fore.. , .
Tweed hats 01,50 for • «• • •>rl
Mao snap in fur cepa;`
A. J. ii ictSH
Irrieze
Overcoats
We are making a genuine reduotion ata
our heavy, alt -wool, double-breasted, storm
collar, woowined, Frieze Mister., with
slash pockets, Ii will pay yon to see them
A line of All -Wool SUITS, with
double•breatted coat, worth 010,
for ,..,,..c.. .,....40.1.4:«$8.00
.Heavy alt•wogl Frieze Pee ;iaoketsdf
for 41«41 ..... ,....,Y,:.,i.....
Hooson Tweed Suite that were
$18 and $19, to order for.... 910 VI!
A. J. HOLLOWAY
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be reoelvedby the Holmesville
C. & B. Co. for the parabola of Who from
ffaietoray mar Of
seeason othe
1901 acoordilug�tO thi
following specifications.
1. -The purchaser to a eolfy the pprfoe he
will pay for theambunt of whey train the mak
Of each ion of cheese. •
2. -The purohaeerte nay for the eamonnt of
wit ey removed at the time 01 +ash Shipment
of cheese.
8. -••The whey tor)* entirely removed each
day of which oheeae it rn&nufaetnred' the
work of removal to be performed in a cleanly
manner.
4. 'rhe Dtuohaser mist furnish seenrity to
the Amount of $250 for the faithtnlcarrying
out of the agreement; Stich security' to be ant-
iafaotory to the board.
6:• -.Tenders to be sent to the President, Mr
VP, Br Forater,'fiolmesville ou or before 8 o'olook
p. m., on 9atnrdalt,Feb. 23, 1901.
6.. -.No tender » eceeaarilyseoep'ed,
W. S. LAWRENCE W. 13.10n5'TFSL•
8eoratary, president.
Hides and ana Skins
Wanted..
We willipay the highest earth price for
Aides, ('alt Skins, Horse Hides,
Sheep Skins and Tallovz.
We will give the farmers more for the it
'hides and skins than they can get. an) -
where else. Bring your hides direct to tl e
store house.
O. S. Doan &Son.
Notice to Debtors.
Notice is hereby given to all parties indebt-
ed to the undersigned. that the gems must be
paid before the lst of March,otherwis they
will be plseod in (Dart for colection.
(Clinton, Feb. 181901-tf, JAMES MCC
' To Contractors
Tenders will be redeived np to March let, for
the erection of the Roman Catholic rectory in
ClintonPlane and specifications maybe seen
and all information obtained on application to
Rev. D. 1'; MoMENAMIN, P. P., a7 Huron St
nton.The lowest or any other tender will
• neessarily be accepted Feb.16-2
House for Sale
Alarge two story frame house with pretty
surroundings, on Huron street is offered for
s
sale ata bargain 12 cisternand a never -failing
well. Will sell for $1,000 lees than itns cost as
proprietor is leaving for Manitoba. For parti-
culars applyo��n the premises or to John Ridout
agent. JOHN TEDFORD, Clinton, Feb.22-t1
Seed Oats at Barley for Sale
Canadian Pride Oats, one of the best in the
market, free froth rust or ran ut, and good pro.
decors. Price 50e a bushel.
Beardless And hullers barier,. eaieellent for
feed, said tO be equal to peas,. wei he 601b. to
bushel. A vary ohglo., grain. Pries Ill per
bushel. TYNDALL BROS
• „Jan 25-1m Con. 2, Hallett,
Pancakes
�AN D
• 'Molasses
Who doesn't like Food bnokwheat Dake*
and maple syrup? ahtiost everybody does.
We've got a buck it heat here, that beats
all either kinds in the market.
It makes the most,tempting cakes, noth-
ing heavy or t oggy r r nndigestibleabout
them, and after Winkled your stomach
doesn't feel ae thou h it was trying to
digest a key of nails, ! n
The name is Imperial Bnokwh at, in
nik, and hygienic in package*.
We have also Ttye flour which rtiakes
wonderful Johnny cwkes, , Yon don't know,
how good till ynWye tried it. •
Our Maple ir} rep in quart bottles is
eattre fine and just r he thing for pancakes,
Ilii 13 GRO('SBRV
W. O'Neil
Sneoeeeor to
Frank Melville .
fio*dit proelptir delivered , Telephone 49:
GROCER
OLIN TOre, BIA,RBETS •
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Fet•,14, 1001.
Fall Wheat 0 63 a 0 63
Oats ,.., ..,.. 0 27 a 0 '7
Rye 0 40 a. 0 46
Barley 0 as a 0 40
Peas:...... 0 57 a 0 60
Flour per owt,..... ,1 75 a 2 00
Butter, loose 16.17,p'k'd 0 16 It 0 17
Eggs per doz 0 15 a 0 16
HaSh epskins 0 55 a 0 85
No. 1 Green trim.hides 5 50 a 6 00
Potatoes,- ... 0 25 a 0 '25
Chickens, per parr , 0 25 s 0 35
Ducks, each 0 30 a 0 35
Geese, per lb , '0 05 a 0 05
Turkeys, perlb0 07
Pork, live 5 50 aa 50 5008
Pork, dressed.... 6 50 a• 6 50
Wood short. 2 25 a 2 25
BORN.
WILLIAMS-In Holmesville,"on Feb. 17, the
wife of Frank N ililems, of a daughter.
TURNER. -In Tuokersmith,.Feb, 16, the wife
of Geo. Turner, of a daughter.
GIBBING$. -In Hallett, Feb. 12, the wife of,
John Gibbing*, of a daughter.
FLEUTY.-In Southampton, Feb. 15. the wife
of W, J. Flenty,formerly of Clinton, of a daugh-
ter,
MAot1ILLAN-At- 28 Selby at., Toronto, Feb.
15, the wife of key, Alex. MacMillan, formerly
of Auburn, of a daughter,' • •
CLEGKORbT,-In the Old Town plot of Wing
ham, Turnberry township, Feb, 10, the wife of
Geo, S. Cleglrorn.,of a son.
COATES.-In Grey, Feb, 19, the wife of R. E.
Coates, of a son,
TITIiVEY;-In Morris, Feb. 2,the wife of Wm.
Turvey, of a son,
BAWDEN -In Exeter, Feb. 10, the . wife of
Geo. Bawdoh, of a daughter...._
HENDERSON.-1n Seaforth, Feb. 7, the u ifs
of Mr Wm. Henderson, of a daughter.
MAREIED.
HOLLOWAY-WALS$=In Exeter, on Feb.
19, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev.
R. Millyard, of Main street Methodist, church,
Dr. W. F. Holloway, (son of T. Holloway, of
town), to Mies Walsh, of Exeter.
STEWART-DOW=At the residence of the
bride's father, Feb.0, by Rev. P. Scott, A, L,
Stewart, of Gallatin, N. D., to Miss Emily J.,
daughter of D. Dow, Fullerton.
KENNEDY -ROACH -At the Dublin church
byevs.
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Patrick ac ,'ofMHbHbrt.e.
, 6fouRrthKeannugeyr .00ft
HENRY-CARRUTHERS-On.Feb. 6, at the
residence of the bride's father,Grey,by Rev. D.
B.Mc• ae, Alex. Hears, of Elan, to Isabella, eld-
est daughter of Geo. Carruthers, of Grey.
WALSH-BANKS-At Victoria ' at„ parson-
age, by.Rev. J.• W.'Robinaon, on Feb. 6, -Loftus
}Welsh, to Alice Banks, both of'Goderich.
CALFAS-MERNER-At the Bronson linty
Hay, Feb. 6, by Rev. C. S. Finkbeiner, Zurich'
Wnr. C. Callas, of Dashwood, to Rebcora Mee
ner, Zurich.
WICHER-LANGLOIS-At the residence of
the bride's father, Rusholme road, Feb. 11 by
Rev. Principal Qaven, assisted by the Bev.
Rt. G.
Davey and Rev. Ruasell,Rev. Ed. A. Wicher.B -
D., of Claude, Ont., (formerly supply in Willis
church) son of the late IRev. J. Woodmoore
Wicher, to Lizzid'Gordon, daughter of Herbert
Langlois, Esq.
• MoDO WELL -WELSH -In the Main St. Meth-
odist church, Exeter by Rey. R. Milyard, Feb.
11, Wm. A. McDowell, of Listowel, to MaudJM.
Welsh, of Exeter.
.., >DIlSID:
•
GUNN-In Clinton, Bn Feb. 21st, Willie. only
son of Dr. Gunn, aged 6 years.
' MoLAGAN.-At Stratford; Feb. 16, John Me -
Leon; formerly of Clinton, aged 81 years.
HAMILTON. - In Hallett, Feb 19, Gavin
Hamilton, aged 85 years and 8 &oaths.
, WAITE-In Hallett, Feb. 19, R. Waite; sged85
years and 8 months.
PE'TY.-In Hamilton Feb. 14, ,Mrs Petty.
mother of A. E. Petty, (formerly of Clinton and
Goderich) aged79 years.• •
HABKIRK.-In Blyth,Feb.12,Jos. S. Habkirk,
aged 61 years. •.
ARMSTROA G -In West Wawanosh. Feb. 10.
Sarah .T. Alexander, wife of Wm. Armstrong'
aged 40 years.
BALLAGH.-In Wingham, Feb. 14, John J,
Ballagh, aged 32 years. .
BELL. -In Seaforth,Feb.11.Snrah Dodds,wife
of John Bell, jr., of Wingham, aged 88 years.
LINKLATER.-In East Wawanosh, • Feb. .9,
Margaret Kirkneea, relict of Magnus Linklater,
aged. 74 years.
MoNICHOL-IniGrey, Feb,t,Nalcolin McNich-
ol, aged 82 years.
OLIVER.-In Carey, Feb. Ulm Oliver, aged 84
years.
PATTON.-In Ethel„ Feb. 8, Wm. Patton aged
74 years.
JONE 4. -In Usborne,Fob. 12„Elizaheth Rook ,
wife of Hy. Jones, aged 43 years.
HESS= tt Zurich Feb. 2, •Rosa Bess,widow of
the late G. Hess, aged 62 years.
RANNIK-At Sr. Joseph, Feb. 10; Ellsworth,
son of S. Nannie, Zurich;aged28 years.
ELLIOTT-In -Goderioh,Feb.12,Maary A. Ham-
ilton, wife of A. Elliott, aged 77 years.
HARGAN.-In Seaforrh, Feb. 8,Sarah; daugh-
ter of late John Hargan.
SAINT -In Wingham, Feb.4, Ed, H., -infant
son of H. Saint, aged 2wweks.
MADGE -In Usborne, Feb, 7, Walter Madge'.
aged 89 years.
KENNEDY -In Aipena, Mich., Jan. 80 Mrs D.
Kennedy,formerly of Tnckersmith, aged 78 yrs.
QLIi�u"TON
Marble Granite
WORgS.
We always have • furnished
the best work obtainable at fair
prices, and intend doing the
same. Our motto :
"•' To make the price
to suit the work."
We the onl.practical
men here in our line.
J. B. Hoover, Proprietor
Next to Commercial Hotel
F0"Life Insurance
CALL UN
CHAS, B. HALE,
elinton, Ont.'
%aur gavel tt l`ultata
Girl Wanted
A geebd_ rnleral servant. Apply DR ACNE W
For Sale
A four year old quiet driving horse, aieobug-
gy, cutter,and harness for sato abebp. Apply
to ALBERT B'EELEY, Mary' street
Feb. 15--2 Outten,
SALE
Privateealedfstook anti impleteents, inched•
ing one milk cow, one driving mare, harness,
top buggy, Butter, Cart and wagon and bicycle.
Apply on premises to D. C. 3iclAVISH,
'Feb, 15-2 eon. 2 Stanley
NOTICE
All attenuate dna, W. Trwin are °regaetted
to be paid on or before March let as the books
will be placed in other hands, alter that date.
Feb, 16--tf J, w.IRvvirt
February 22, 1901
4rsorempla
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McKlunon Co.
Direct Importation
We have received It shipment of linens dir.ut fro ,a Ii .If or, Ireland
which were bought before the advau.,e in price and wili 1)/ so 11 from 15 to
20 per Cent lege than we could sell them if we had to buy them now. Bay-
ing, as we do, for spot oaeh and selling for Dash or proiuoe putsus in a pee-'
ition to quote the lowest prioes obtainable. Below you will find a few quota+
time which will be interesting to close cash buvers.
Linen Toweling, twilled, half bleached, 18 inches wide, regular price 80
per yard, for 50
Toweling, pure linen, unbleached, 18 inobes wide, a great snap at 5o
Glass Towelling, 16 inches wide, red and blue checks, pure linen, regu.
lar price 8o, for 5o
Bleached Ruck Towelling, 25 inobes wide, 123,0
Butcher's Linen, bleaohed, 45 inches wide, 25o •
Cream Table Linen, 58 inobes wide, worth 25o -for 20o
Half Bleaohed Table Linen, 1,1 yards wide, new floral design, regular
price 800 for 250
Table Linen ;full bleached, fine quality,double dameak, 65 inches wide
now worth 65o, for 50o.
Extra fine Double Damask Table Linen, full bleaohed,2 yards wide, new
designs, regular pride $1, for 85o •
Fine Linen Table Clothe, 2 yards square, fringed all around, full bleach
ed, great value at $1,75 2,
Table Napkins,.pure linen, large size. new patterns, at $1, $1,25,
$2,.$2.50 and 03 per dozen
Linen Spools, black and grey, 4 spools for 10o McKinnon di & Co., Blyth
N13W S11013 STORE.
'red, T.. Ja�I*ofl,
Dealer in 'all kinds ..of Footwear.
A cordial invitation re extended to everybody to call and inspect our goode and prices
We have a eery choice selection of steeiel lines, fresh from the makers, up-to-date in
• eyery respect.
Our line of MEN'S SHOES are superior to any ever
sold in Clinton -in-std le -in material, in workmanship..
Our lines of LADIES', MISSES' and CIIILDREN'S are
models of the highest skill in shoe building.
SHOES FOR BOYS have received special attention,
and our lines cannot be equalled for durability.,
eur terms are strictly cash. We guarantee satisfaction or your
money book. BUTTER 'and EGGS will be taken as cash, and when the value
-of- either article offered exceeds the amennt of the purchase, we willrpay the
difference in cash.
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our store �in the Beaver Blo next door isck, to
Grigg's Famous -Jewellery: establishment.
Clinton, Dee. 28, 1900 -FRED T. JACKSON
We have a. few . of our: best
Cutters left yet.
Also a number of good second hand cutters.
It: youhave need of either kind
it will pay you to give us a call
m_Rumba11 &
McMa.th Clinton..
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You'd trust an old friend
°RATIIIsR. THAN A STRANGER°, WOUTLD'NT YOU
friend in man
is.a tried and trusted end
Baking Powder Y
Havey s k g•
houses. Cooks know its reliability and appreciate its quality. Hardly pays to
experiment with uutr ied doubtful brands. when you can get "Hovey's" the best
Baking Powder obtainable, 25o per pound any quality. .povey's. Baking
Powder always make wholesome and appetizing food.
No Tonio can take the place of our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphitee of Lime and Soda. It's palatable and easily digested, 50 bents
per pine bottle.
For sale by
J. E. HOVEY,Dispensing Chemist, Clinton.
Chancre of Business
Having bought the Grocery and Crockery business so successfully carried on for
the pest 12 years by J. W. Irwin, and having oyer 20 years' experience m) self
in wholesale and retail grocery and' crockery business, I am ..onfid int I can it err
up the good reputation of the old firm in keeping nothing be. 1 he very test gouda.
at the lowest prioes. I have reduced all my Dinner, Ter, T. i et and Teb'e S.ta•
to make room for my import order, which 1 erpeot in a few months. Call and.
examine goods and prioes before you buy, No trouble to shay goods,
W , Mc Ceiba
With reference to the above change of bneinees I take thisopportunity of ex-
pressing tey sincere thanks to my numerone friends and customers for there liberal
support dnring the past 12 years and bespeak for•nfy sriooessor, .I; W. McCabe, the -
game liberal treatment so generously accorded to we,
a
3. W IRWIN
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It rays ;w
To Lose
Sometimes. • Business gains usually entail a sacri-
fice somewhere: It is so In all buying and selling -
it is so here. We at e willing you should have the
splendid ready -for -wear -tailor made Beaver Over-
coats and all wool Ulsters at a good deal less than
the usual price, simply to save us the expense of
carrying them over a season.
The $10,00 high grade over °oats, as geed as any tailor can melte,.
now $8.001
Those obmforthble Ulstere, regular 6.50 to 10.00 now 4 00
to 7.00.
It through you'had to-pnt them aws,,
now I winter; at least two months before you
=1 .f, .at. Wear them that long and haye a new
. ent for next season.
Stock taking is over and we offer broken 1i
� � nes
of suits at about a third and in some cases a half off
regular prices.
W. L. OU' ETT Lon,des ,
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