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Better
Bu8ilieSS.
It may interest you to know that this business
ft keeps growing bigger right along, We sold pore goods
JIM! February than we did a year ago, and it's a long time°
since we've had a mouth that hasn't been better than the
• same month in 1 he preceding year. A business does not
grow these days without taOOti reason, and Anost people
buy where they) get best values and best service,
If more people, all, the time, are finding out by
experience that it pays to do their Dry Goods buying
here, don't you think it would pay yon ? Suppose you
try? Think.
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We have been busy openi▪ ng them up every week during the
past month and axe ready for March business with new goods in
all;d• fartments and complete and well assdrted stock of Cotton
and Linen goods in particular. There's nothing in them that
shouldn't be and there's nothing that .should be in a first-class
up-to-date dry goods stock but that you will find it, here.
They are good stocks—qualities are thoroughly reliable and
dependable in every way and values the best ye have ever
been able to find. In fact they are just the kind of stocks you
naturally expect to find here, a little bit bigger, 'better variety,
bettcr values a little bit better in every way than you'll find
e-••, in moi4 stores. Here's news of the new Linens and .Cotton
goods that should be both intereking and profitable:
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White cotton, u
firm, will wea
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Strong and firm fa tory cotton, evenly
woven, clean ani tree from dressing Be
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FRIDAY. MALtOli 1. 1901. ft of the High Court of Justice which Knox's hottee, Orange etreet, next door
opened in n
Godei ich on ; Thos. not th of J. Lettlie'e weggon shop The
it, 1 ut thun, hart later of Unladen, con- I wholesale milli nery openings for Spring
lee etice Lulea pi eauted at. the tiebeion office from Rattenisury Wine, to A.
ducted the Crown eases; The A. O. : begin in the cities next week ; all the
1400
I 1°‘.(11ferje iNasPleTluiserEtiSen e 1.7. tV, °gaud Lodge held see,' in last I local milliners will attend. The staff
teaskp tidier butter auo egg ...LW, get:la/E. week in Hamilton told elett d i facers 1 employed at the jaektion aleotteeeeee.
letemee„1000 ease. Timothy and clover for the year ; P. II, MeKeitete,of Luck- ingOompany are kept very bully mak-
sed-l0.1 turkeys, alsoderilt,azikeus anyislibnuuthtaemr, now, wits elected dist ricer tiepin y grand ing up the Jai ge amount of wholesale
master for district Ni.8 Hur. oe. The ordered clothing ; A. T. Collyer, of
tes
pelerruueenecil.bir cooking flea fol 25 sseew dal ea fie *Norris eeereepeodeet to the Brussels
Hamilton,hae taken aposition as prees-
4' W' MQUABIC. Post soya t "R. hicill tot ay went to or and John McEwen is also a -late °m-
ama °Devito, to Clint ne hoe week for a loan ( f bran I rival. Mise Ida Cottle has taken apos-
and ehorts. that being the (tele town! Mon at N. B. Henry's photo studio.
SOLO OUT. -4. W. Hili has had the
.. in the victnly where t heee we-ful are During the pat week there has been
intention of going west as tiO.HI as ole
titles can be renchesed in quantities a great deal of stock shipments par -
grocery hueineas was dieposLast ed of, and brought home a tun of elide; this I icularly from places north ; those
week he sold out to a Mr Kerr, t f vivifies well I'm Olintotr and 1 he noted trom ya
Clinton ids 11118 week were one
B itisleY, who. takes posseesitm on the air Woe,mill of which we are proud of lugs for the Don by Oantelon it
let of MAIO. We are am ry et Wee Mr of, The past week has been one of Willis and one for Collingwood
Hill, but as ' he is determined to go stormy weather and snow is about by R. Fitzeimons. We notice from
west' we wish hiM every I u .cesis w hers four feet deep on the level ; s'elghinft the Bay City Times that Ed. A,Worth-
ever he may locate, s is admirable iiiihough t here tu e it PHIX1' inaton, Chicago, is viee-nresident and
Am
l yna OnAnons. - A nit to iter Or
her of pitch holes in the ;fount ry roads. tieaeurer of ihr Lupt110 Portland Cern-
pi innutione and appoilit i i leo i ti Lie eIr A. [loom r, general agent for the ent Co„ white) has decided upon the
beets announced, cones ruitig militia
Alanufacturers Life, has given us good location of marl betle, the buildings,
Matters, of which the follue nig will evidence that he has c. in to Clinton ete , of which will e? et in the neigh -
int erest those connected wit h i lte flur-
on legitnentt 33rd -To net 8 r.A it Lieu- to sta.y, ae we learn he h te smrchased bre hood of 9400,000; sir Worthington
a very pleasant home fr inJahn Me- is ti son of the late Oe. Worthington
le naut (supernumet y), J M. Torebull,
Oool, Albert st ; we bespeak for out- of town, and was at one time employed
13 L. Martin, W. J. Bp ) des. The un -
selves; agood eh izeti in t he person of as bookkeeperat the organ factory here.
dertuentioned provisionally appointed
Mr HooPer, It, teems to come natural Town council holds its regular meeting
there, heving qualified, are eolith nied to Chas. Carter to i eceive injuries ; a on Monday night; the fire brigade
i i i auk: lard -Second Lieut., O. Mc- short, i Jam ago he Sustained the break- met on Mondayetight for its February
• PhaileT. O. Mine. Gspderieh Oi litee• age•of eeverel t MR find the mho. deV tneeting. F. H. Gadeby, -Ottawa cor-
'the s Institute Company -Te • be tutg• in
_ he fell down a tank -box at the tnai.ket reepOndent of t he Toronto Star, at one
L ea., J.• C. Mos" vicL. Hack e w. rituals and.bust:titled mot e injury al- titne.a well known resident of Clinton,
tit; to be actiug locoe. d Lieut., W
though it di» not 1.1y 'him up. Miss has accepted the editorship of the St.
Bt ydges. vice V% . T. T. MLean,
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Carol Newcombe took poi b. ii a con • John Telegraph ; we are sorry to lose
'.1,11E MALE QUARTETTP., --After at_ cert given in London on Thursday Mr Gadsby from Ontano,
interval eof eeyeral months the entei eVerung. Mr Kerr, who has . bough` Rich., the
taintten e in connection wit It the Met -
I I U t J. %V. Hill's grocery, has rentels two-year old son of Wm. Taylor, •pass•
ed away on Friday last ; he being the
ropolitan Cenrse have again been Mrs Agnew'is house on Huron . tit reet.
placed on the boards, and the next
111re Mogridge moved into her fl re new only childit is very sad for the parents.
Drs,Grahani, Shaw and Gunn attended
concert, an extra -rhe McDonald Mael h iuse on Ontario streetlast wee c. D.
Quartette -will appear in tbe town
..T T. Wilkie. hap; removed his dent LI a directorate meeting of the Physicians
Supply On. in Stratford 'Ve ednesday.
ball•Oti Tuesday.nieeninsAer ph 4(.4.
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"Vo have the best goads is what the busluesS man
owes hhaSelt ; to keep the people. posted on
his excellent stock is what he owes to ,Itis
patron."-arade Magazine.
We 206117 127 14 Permute the very beet goods on
the !mimes &Imitable to us, not always; the
cheapest, buteefeen Bo, and in every Cage SI
oheap as it is wow to go, We trust you will
• agree with ne in onr opinion that there fi
proe line below whiter It is not prudent or
money saving to go It is tbis profitable mode
bens it hag alwitya. been our ambition to know,
and we think we are reationably safe in stating
that we usually attain it. It le this business
patty o! (mei which inductee ns to claim to be
Often the cheaPent
may profit ae well ae onmelyea.
and consequently
Always the best. We try to let you know
it every week in this space, that you
This
coiripeoy is highly spokeit 6 ,
t,otb a elity and quality of entertain-
ment, and we bespeak fur O. (Ts Rance,
who lettechatge of the muse, a futl.
house, Plan of reserved scats opens
at W. D. Fair's on Monday, March 4th,
a t 9 a.m., held exclusively for subtorib•
ere; getesral reserved seat. sale on fol-
ios. ing days.
AlYtoliG,Tlig ell.Plinnsteel,
Ontario street, who has been confined
to 1st d for some time with pleurisy, we
,ere pleased te learn ise iMpsoving and
will stein be \veil again; the family
have also been laitt,ttp with grip, and
severe colds. NVe are pleased to learn
thateMr Carrick, Albert St., will soon
be well again. Dr. Wilkie is ont again.
SO Jackson has been confined to the
hu e for some time peat with a sev-
ere c Ad, Geo, Pickett has been laid
up kr the peel week with a slight at-
tack ot' pneumonia. Mss Alvarette,
Killough, who has been affected with
the swelling el the glands of her neck
from grin is recteeeriug. 1%frs J. Pearert
who has been confined to the house
with gi ip, is able to be around again.
Alf. Barge has been off duty the past
week with grip. We ate pleased to
bear that itliss Laurie King, whos. bas
Our announcement this week.
Is a quantity of small pictures, all famots,
average size about 10x12 inches, !suitable for
framing. The price is tic, There are many
left, some toe gone.
The W.1): FAIR CO, ainton.
"Often the Cheapest—Always the Best."
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440,416% 10064,16.10iivey oses,
Reduction Fever Raging $
Nothing succeeds like success. Another week of surprises.
We must clear out Jackson. -Bros.' stock, and the way it is going now we will $0011
be able to do it Last week was a record breaker tor February selling and there seems
,to be no let up to the enthusiasm, nor will there be for the next few weeks. Stock re-
duction means price reduction and our stock must be reduced. , Some lines we adver-
tised last week are pretty well cleared out, but we have decided to replace them on ^ur
bargain racks with even bette.r values.
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Here's a saving bank for you. • Womens Fine Boots, lacied or button. Later
week we had 260 pairs, full/ half of this lot are gonethey were sold in the
regular way from $1 75 to $2 50 and some. were more, our sale price $1, $1.25
and $1.50. No wonder they are °seeing suoh a sensation.
Here's your oeportunity to get School Boots at leas than wholeeetptiotte
'Biwa 11, 12, 13, 1 end 2, girl's boots, a big assortment, either lame or buttoned, •
regular prices were from $1.85 to 51.60, our sale price ante 95a. They are a
bargain. • • . • ' , .
- (Stowe Boys eletetteerooletabout 75 pairs yet to slaughter, • •
beetteeliteste4*.tseee et yeeepteelele ise3. eiefy pair guaranteed to give.entire satisfaotion, prat the kind for school wear, •
(covering,. Mss Wm. Gibbintes has been ir sizes 11, 12; 13 regular prrose were $1,25 and $1.59, sale price only 85o. •
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PIHOW COtt0118.
All of them the good
It- kinds, those that will give you
I' satisfaction in the wear. This is
how we sell them :
yard wide, strong and
sell, extra good at this
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Extra fine white cotton; ficin and drone.
' free from dressing eatable -for fine
aeveing ..... .. . .. 12tic
At 19c.
72ile
n. unbeohed fent eheeting; soft make,
., ' At 9c very strong, will wear and bleach
ee:1 Very fine white cotton, soft finish for easy well.. 19c
sewing free from dresong, strong and
Arm, ope of our best sellers 9c At 28C • . . I afternoon; Fr ed mid LUISE' Lula, Eagle-
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80 inch extra qUality tvrill shirting, heavy' i son gave a party to A latge number of
• eriends on Wednesday 'evening; Chkr-
weight, full width
he Tisdale entertains a number• of
Circular Pillow Cotton, fine quali2se te, soft friends to -night (Fridae). The mem-
finish, all widths from 40 to 52 inches bers of Rattenbury St. Sunday School
. . .... . . .. .20c to213c choir spent a vet y pleasant time at the
home of their leader, Mr C. L. Tanney,
Rt 123c and 15c
Plain Pillow Cotton. good quality, free ere
lase Tuesday evening. BELLS.—Everyone
knew
vrEDDING BELLS.—
that our genial towneman. S. S. Coop-
er, .had built for himself a beautiful
residence, and was only waiting for
the happy woman who was to share it
with him, But he kept his sec/et as
louse as he could, and on Wednesday
afternoon joined the benedicts. At
330 p. m. Mansion House Island, near
Milverton, the home of the bride's par -
ate pleased to learn that th3re is a
change for the better •
IN THE SOOIAT,. °mom -An evening
ttenjoyn3ent was spent at the home of
Gto,' bhipley, Seaforth road, on Wed -
e day evening last week; games of
various kinds and singing were the
humor of the assembled., On last Fri-
day evening a sleigh load of young
folk spent a merry time at the hottie of
Mrs J. Layton, London road; the order
of the evening consisted of singing and
anausetnents. A number of ladies are
en t tainting their friends to • an after-
noon tea or 11 the evening; among
teem are Mrs A. Cooper, who
gave an evening to her ft iencls on'Wed:
nesdayeMisti Ida, Holmes who gave a
tea to a number of friends on Friday
hist, and Mrs Russell Manning an af-
ternoOn tea on Thursday t� a few in-
vited friends. The fr lends of Miss Min-
nie H,Il were entertained by her on
Fr day evening; •Miss Clete, Fold
I had a.birthdsy pat tv tin last Seim day
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Fine English cotton, hill bleaobed, as clear
and fine as a cambric, suitable for fine
work of all kinds 1 1 c
At 10c
Heavy unbleached twill cotton, soft and
free from dressing, worth today every
*cent of, 1230. While this lot Imes our frim dresetng, firm and strong. alt
price ;s 10c width •121e & 150
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The cheapest way to buy
Pillow Cotton . . .
Is to nay from onr pile of mill ends. We have "nether lot ready and while they last ents, in a prettily. decorated drawing -
you. - --reoom; Miss Maggie, third daughter of
oan save 10o legate bneing here.
Mr and Mrs Robt. Hanna, became the
• Circular pillow cotton, 40 to 46 inch ends, of 1 tie it yards, very flue ri.il.!,. bride of. Mr Cooper. The cerenaony
wcrth in regular way 25o per yard, per end 14C was performed by Rev T. B. Howard,
of the Anglican church, assisted by
..........”.--....., Rev Mr Snowdon, of the Methodist
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Some Linen
Values
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Our TArienvaluos are' not equalled by
- any house in the trade. We are sure of that 1
and people who buy here are sure of getting
Linens that are absolutely reliable. Judge the
stock by these.
inch unbleached table damasks, „,
neat floral pattern, good weight.. t;
68 inch unbleached table damask,
neat designs, scloththai will
wear
well ' 40e
1 inch half bleached table datnask,
all Para linen, will Wesel wetland
7rand no end of hard wear.
inoh full bleached table dateable
good weight and pattern........
Wide, heavy and fine table damask,
full bleaohed,eet end floral patter=
18 inch linen (stash toweling,good for e
every day use, special, per yard.. OU
20 inch glass tpweling, good quality,
red end bine cheoks, regular 10o.. I1C
Rough brown oresh,with rea border,
85e espeuially good for roller towela,18 e A
inches wide, specie' ....
5ce Heavy damask table nipkinet, neat • *,
peewee, good assortment to eis-
lect from a regular $1,50 quality,
0 0 epeeist' all.. .. . ..... 1.15
t gratin finish, extra velne at 85c & ,1•0
First Peep at the
New Dress Goods
The first of the New Dress Goods are here.
Not nearly as many of course as there will be in
a week or two but, still enough to, give you an
,idea of what will be fashions favored materials
for springEverything points to plain Broad-
cloths as the leading fabric, while the rougher
finished Hotnespuns will continue much in" favor
wi g t and thin materittlf growing more popular AS the
season advances, We are ready to chew you the new goods
at any time.
church. The bride was charmingly
eta: ed in a costume ot white organdie,
with bridal yell, and carried a briquet.
of white carnations; she was attended
by her sisters, Miss ilecca as brides-
= id and Miss Lottie as maid of Inner*
both being attired In white organdie
and cartvin" carnations. The groom
was sup6Orfby his brother A. 3.,•of
Goderich. After the principal part of
the service was over, and congratula-
tions had been extended, a sumptuous
wedding epast was seryed, and the
evening was speet in games, etc., by
the large number who were invited,
there being about 250 present. Very
few brides have the privilege of re-
ceiving such an array of presents as
was seen. .at the "Mansion Hour,"which shows the esteem in which the
bride and groom are held by their num-
erous friends. Mr and Mrs.Cooper re-
turned to their future home, "Glebe
View," on Orange street, We wel-
come them, and trust that they way
long be spared to enjoy their wedded
life with much happiness and joy.
NOTREL-A large number of auction
stiles are being advertised these days ;
• for neatress,quicktmes of despatch and
reasonable rates call upon the New
ERA. Harve Davis has sold his conch
dog to a Detroit gentleman ; he got a
good price, A great many were sadly dieaniminted 00 Saturday, havingin-
tended to put in a few hours of plea.
Sure ab the rink, the cause being a
break in the, arc light circuit; they
were alsooutonFriday night part Of the
time. We learn 'that A. Forrester, vvho
has been with P. B. Crewe for a year
past, will shortly leave to tetke a course
at th e Tech ti ical scho ol in Toronto. Her -
lend Brea; has bought out Johnston
Bros'. hardware stock at Seaforth ;
part of it Will be run off there to yoid
trouble of shipment, The G. T. R.
pay car went through ou Saturday.
There is a large quantity of logs com-
ing in ; the majority goes to the Or -
scan factory and many to R. & J. Rum -
ford's salt, works at Stapleton. Miss*
Maud Goodwin, elocutionist of town,
will assient a choir concert to be gip
en at Westfield on Tuesday night,
March 5th. To -night, Friday, , the
third lecture of the series given under
the auspices of the Cojlegiate heti-
tette of .Seaforth wilt be delivered by
Prof• nutton,' of Tot'otito,, tiolveraity,
rretaig6.P°12i 011: tgatkl'itA
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S3e last week's announcements for rubber prices.
Bargains, Bargains abound in every,department. ,
You get the values, we get the business, and we want to get acquainted with you. Money back, insures satist:
faction
While the iron's hot, is the time to strike. A dollar saved is a dollar earned.
You should see our Men's Fine Boone elve or tan, laced or gallons, Last
week we had 174 pairs of this line, wattle, now about 50 pairs left. Theywere
mild in the regular way at 53, 63.6Pand $4, sale.prioe only $1.50. NtWer before
were such vales:metered in QV/section and you will never get another chalice
weed owed are gone. .
200 pairs of Boys Laced Boots, at/sorted heavy and light, sizes 1, 2,'3, 4. 5,
regulareirices on this lot wee() from $1.35 to $1,75, sale price only 99o. Don't
fail to aesthete if your boys needs a pair of boots in the next six months
P110138 go to pieties but quality remains firm. 125 pairs girls laced and
buttoned boots. Sizes 8, 9, 10, good wearers, pebble or kid, they ere well worth
$1, but our price during this great redaction sale only 75o,
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Cash and One Pi ire. • ' • --, ••• • • •• The Old Reliable W
Butter and Eggs' taken as Cash. • • ' • •
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This was the question of.,a prominent Stanley farm-
er, on Monday morning last, who was after a pair of our
Kumfort Mitts, sQld at 50c a.pair, and without doubt the
best mitt for the money ever sold. They are a heavy
knit mitt, faced on the back with oil dressed sheepskin --r.
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OP"' and the palm with muleskm. Toughest wearing mitt
on the market.
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Our leauntort Coats
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rice $4.00
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sr= Made from a heavy duck and lined with. a heavy.dark Frieze cloth, patent ;41
= wool cufrattach,ment onslee-ve. Gotten UID in a D. B. Reefer style and made ••=•,.....6:
for men who have lots of teaming to o,
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• not bulky or clumsy. For use around the barn, for railway men, for team- a
• d" *atm as an ordinary Overcoat but
E sters, for a working coat of any kind' they cannot be equalled.
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An American idea and a good se11e. Made from strong heavy duck. the 3
back and front of clot being lined with rubber as far as the waist, front part -4P
of sleeve also lined with rubber. Next thing :,to a waterproof coat. For a
Ei 1"--I working coat at a lOw *ice they are. h4rd. to beat.
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