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P. B. eREWS
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Expert Watch Repairer to wear. Your mots.
Jeweler and Optician ey Back It It Don't.
Biddleeombe's old stand, CLINTON
TILE CLINTON NEW zai
mas
Perhaps you have been worrying as to what you could give
for a prasent don't do so any longer. You can solve the prob-
em at our store in a very few minutes. We have the largest
stock of pretty and useful Christmas gifts ever on exhibition in
Clinton, and at such reasonable prices.
We can Suit the. Largest or the
Smallest Purse here.
- A careful reading of the following articles and prices will
give you an idea of our stock and the bargains we are offering.
We invite you to call and see us whether you buy or not,
it's a pleasure to show you through.
41Chain Bracelets' China
Are always fashionable, we have them We wish to clear oat our stook of China
'•from 114 02 and to do so,have the prices marked away
rtiktodgetsisthe a,Bracelets and Keyless Look down. You will miss a bargain if yon buy
latest style, at $8, $4.50 and elsewhere. .
Ebony Goods
Hair Brushes from 90o to $2.50 eaoh
Mirrors from $1.75 to $3.50 each
Clothes Brushes,Bonnet Brushes, Whisks
•- Manicure goods, at very low prices.
Solid 14k gold StiokPine,Pendante,Brooch.
em, from $2 to $20
Fountain Pens
We have a very nioe assortment -all
guaranteed to give eatiettiotion.-from 01 to
115
Solid Gold Pens with Pearl Handles
from 1.50 to 4 50
Purses and Chatelain Bags
We have themin leather, silver and oxys
dized, from 50o to $5
Playing Card Sets
Cribbage,Enchre and Poker Sete, in nioe
leather oases, from 1.50 to 3.50
Cutt ass •
We ha he largeat stook of out glass in
town and are olesring it out at rednoed
prices
Silverware
Our stook is complete and thoroughly up
to date, and every article will go at a re.
duotion. We will not be undersold in this
line, All Al quality 0do
Clocks
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Of all description. Mantle, bedroom,
dining room, kitchen and alarm clocks.
Prices away doe n
Whisks
Sterling eilver handle 1.25 to $3
Silver plated halite 250 to 0.25
Ebony handles 75o to $1
. •
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
We are experts. In fitting the eye, and you
can get a pair of Glasses here horn $1 to
610, according to quality. •
We teat tiffs Eyes PRES
Rings
We have a moat complete stock of Dia.
mond, Opal, Ruby, Sapphire, Moonstone,
Topaz, Pearl, Emerald, and Torquoise
B,ings, also Gem, plain and engraved, and
they will sell all the way from 75o to $75
Pedelstals and Jardineers
• fron3 75o•to•$14
Watt ht s Caues
k gentleman's gold filled from $9.50 up from $1 up. „
Ladiee' " 9.00
silver watch at $2 le .
Boys' watehes 5.00 Silver Thimbles
$1.50
Also a full stook of high grade watohes
at prices ascending to quality eighnaranteed sterling solid at 30o •end 40o
Ladfee' roll plate long guardit from$1.50 up
Gentleman's roll Plate ohain 1,75 to $12.50
Desk aete, Mantoure sem, Faney Mirrors,
Travelling Companions, Sterling Silver
Mirror, Brash and Combe in case. All
at reduced recite ,
-Engraving
We will engrave all articles purchased
here Free of Charge. All artiolee
bought after Dee. *23rd will have to be en-
graved after Xeres.
We wiH Save Anything you care to Select now tor Xmas
ism Jeweler and Optician, Etc., Biddlecom be's Old
Stand,
Opposite Market, CLINTON
NM Advgvtiggaggis 1 Close tot Mod el l'erm 1901.
To everything there ,ie• a beginning
Model Terra. On •Sept. 3rd, twenty -
A stylish educated young lads to learn photo- four stud..nts con3menced training un-
graphy, Apple/ at N. 13, HENRY'S photo studio der the efficient instruction of W. R.
• Deo 13-1 Clinton. Lough. Now that they are about to
depart to take up their duties in diftyr.
ent parts of the county, a wag, with
more wits than brains, has composed
the following verses as a farewell sal-
ute to the chute :
FAREWELL ODE TO CLINTON MODEL CLAB8,1901.
Girl Wanted 1 o, Model Olass of thee we sing,
-- Throughout Huron county may your pretties
By Dec 27th Small family good wages, apply ' ring;
at once Mrs MoHARDY SMITH. Pt income St. In numbers we are twenty-four,
Dee iLlt=td Clinton. And at the exams! we hope to score,
Of maidens there are j4,,,.tthirteen,
1
Waffled. and an ending.and so itis with the •
Wanted.
O A good general servant girl wanted, apply to
MRS W . P. SPALDING, Cl ;tit/ n Dee 13-1
Wanted. A.n unbaelty number plain to be seen,
Eleven beardless youths have we,
And all but one may single be.
Poeitionestoneekeeper in small family, by
woman of nscoarience. good relerences, apply Will Dunlop easily leads the crowd,
at NEW ERAOFFICE, Clinton. Dec 13-* Of him we one and all are proud. .
But We believe there'a one of the staff
Wanted. He would like to take for a better half . Logs and Heading of all
Sale Register.
O Anotion Sale of British Columbia Horses, int
O Saturday,Dec. 14, at 1 p. m. at the G. T. It.
stock yards, Seaforth 25 horses and colts, all
halter broken and some broken to harnese.
THOS.11ROWN, Auct.,P.McCUNN LL,Prou.,
13.0. 0 0 Deo. 6-2.
Mr J., A. McLaren, the well-known
distiller of Perth, is dead.
O lir Charles Maieonville, a Sandwich
East farmer, dropped dead.
O Rey Job Shenton, Methodist minister,
of St John, N. B., dropped dead.
Revised returns issued by the Censns
Bureau give the population of Montreal,
Within muncipal limit., at 267,780.
Oslo
Smart little girl, to assist in light house-
work on Saturdays and during the holiday.,
apply at NEW ERA Office.
For Sale.
A large barn:36 x 60 on Con 6, Hallett, for
sale; a good 'chance to secure a cheap barn,
apply to G. CARBET Clinton Ont. Dec13-2.
For Sale.
5000 Primrose sniping stook 10o share, .lee
3000 Old Gold Anther ,e money needrd reasons
tor selling. CHAS. THORN, Box' e5,scotland
Ont. Deo 13-2
Poultry Wanted.
The highest! cash price paid for poultry-
turkeye, «sere and .chickens; ducks and old
hens taken if broughtin during the next two
weeks. To be delivered at 0. Cooper 8s Co's
store. FRANK EVANS, Clinton. Deo 13=-2.
BouseholdFurniture for sale
Thelundersigaed offer. for sale A Refriger-
*tor, stoves, Patent tribulow blinds and our
lAins,dining :Om table- and chairs, kitchen
table and chairs and other small articles. To
Weald at ones by private sale.
13-25 Mrs Li. KENNEDY, Print:one St.
•
Notice to. Creditors
Notice is hereby given list all persons
having claims or demands against the estate
of Moines East. late of the lownshils of
Mullett, 'briekinaker, deceased, Whetdied on or
*bora the 28 of November,1911 are required to
Oaltder deliver to Ann East. 'Itirsoutrixr
lett.Olieton, Ont. on Or before the 31it day of
Jettliery,19011,1t11 particulars of theirelaime,
And take nOticgthat after the last rarationed
date the Inventors will proceed to distribute
the iterate of she 'aid doormat& among, the
basalts entitled thereto, hating regard only to
the °Wine of which they shall then have no.
Moe, endthessid exeeittors will not be liable
for soldassets to any Person of whom* weird
notice 'bell uot have bben received.
JA/LES SCOTT,
Soliolifte for Ilenry East end Ann East,
.41 • ,„ Executors,
Dated OiliDeeeinb et, OM.
III. J. WILLIAMS MACY
• 'resiketrit nit1.1t.
ritetWayo 1)ee.,119tit,
aumott: soNo &d nirtintt
Atimidestoli 25o. Beserved at 860.
rio a go At totper' �ok'sot°,
One-eighth of our number the MeEwens do kinds wanted.
ntettilafratriih.g141=11111%. . Highest prices given.
Soft elms to be cut 11 feet,
Jure
heert - •.
We assure you that teaching is dear to their '
12 feet, and 13 feet long.
From Exeter village a fair maiden came,
Whoiseems very anxiona to change her aurnatne,
To a Seaforth boy she has become very' dear;
Who knows what'll be within the next year.
Tivo girls and three boys represent this fair R. & J. RANSFORI),
town,
AttheC1inon0oUcgiate they won their renown
MtssesChidleyand Wiseman ajolly pair make,
And Messrs McLeod, Will Courtice and Blake.
O Mr Beaton we're sure will to Parliament go,
When there be will be •the big push of the show ;
And Evans, who music doth well understand.
In a very few years will beat Soilan's band,
Mitts Aylesworth, we know. is fair and tall
O friend,311/3s MellichaeLmost studious of all;
When Miss MacDonald declared she saw the
sun rise
The Principailaughed till the tears filled hie
O byes.
Four more of the girls there ere yet to record,
We hope each of them will obtain her reward;
O Misses Murdle, Govenlook, Bielby and Code,
In four pertainf the county will take up their
• abode,
Moet of all, a fair maiden, Fred Sanders does
w nt,
Quite different his seat -mate, Samuel Lamont;
On Behool-book monopolies Scotty Hillen is
sore
He saps he's 0Onservative right to the core.
After all we have said, Ohl still there is one,
Whose keen Irish wit supplied plenty- of fun ;
In the 101, M. S. he got many a rub,
We aimpiy refer to "Poor Old Hub:"
RegaraIng the gaff. we have this to say,
The Principal nobly leads the way;
And, although on the class they were rather
oevere,
We wish all a Merry Christ/nee and 1 HOP?"
O New Year.
• Mom SenInsitax.
• CILNTOds MARKETS •
Oorrectild avers Thursday afternoon
Thureday, Deoeraber 12, 1901.
Fall Wheat.. 0 74 a 0 75
Spring 0 74 a 0 75
Oats .. 0 46 a 0 46
It14/$;•4641V1141111.4.644W 0 40 a 0 46
Barley 50 a 0 52
Peas 0 75 a 0 75
Flour per oWt . . 1,90 a 2 16
Batter, lose or tub 0 15 a 0 16
Eggs per 0,15 a 0 16
Hay 0616440W.466464. 800 al 900
Sheepskins . 0 25 a 0 60
No. 1 Green Ulm hide il 5 00 a 6 00
Potatoes, per bosh. 0 80 a 0 86
Chicken% per pair 0 40 a 0 40
Ducks, rOdrill,WitooVit 0 50 a 0 60
Geette, per 0 05 " a 0 66
Tustieye, perlb0 06 a 0 07 The Mullett Colleeter will attend at the fol.
Pork, lite 5 00 a 6 SO 10Vriiiir Sect* for:the purpose efreeeiving times:
Poi*, dreseed7 00 a 7 00 Lorideehoro December 18th and 14ih
Wood short 2 25 a 2 SO Retentive* will team, remember that 5 ver
VV001s,..s...s.s.w. 0' IS a 0 14 14th,
eent will be added all taxeittinpigit after Dec
ROBERT S
APPICS, per bog 0 CO.' 1 00 Mr t4 -td o lootor.
Stapleton Salt Works
Wanted!
Young men and women to prepare for
good situations. Apply to
DO/11/1110i1
O flusi n ess;
College
The best eqnipped Bodeen and Shorthand
College in ()amide. Rechwed tuition rates,
Write us regarding out onuses of aturlY,
and prospects of securing' oitnatiins for
graduates. Catalogue gent free. Address
J. IL IfteNEY.
O Dept`"Cm Confederation Life Bldg.
Toronto, ant
Wanted.
Law.*
A. good gegieralserieset, iminediatalyt
Deo. 6-1. ASP', to MRS J. H. 00mBE.
Servant Wanted.
Girl to delightlaanse w k No &Ambling.
Dec.6-1. Apply to ME 0.0RICH,Olinton.
Wood Cline g.
, Subscriber desir.iit tolist the oon mot of out.
t.ingst tittantity of wood. Apply 6 once to
Deo 6-4. R. TIMMER, lot 12, oon 3 Bullets.
Astray
do.., to my premises on Nov,' en' Ox
rd,
'Mire Rein, Ilan* two years eild. `The ov4 r
tparkoewtihn spurionlp earl txw, partying costs, s took e
Deo,6= 40. It. A. ROHE ft VIN,Illaticheeter .
Notice.
For Sale
Roatleter colt 0 months old ; also young
pigs -overstock.
Nov. 29.2 J. IL LOWERY
A Wise Man."
Werdeville, Nov, 28, 1901
J. M. McLeod, Goderiah.
For five yea re 1 Buffered with dyepepsia,
Thiring that time I consulted several doo.
tore and took all kind e of dyspepsia mei-
ono, but ell to no purpose. I was al Frays
tired, restless and neryoue, and all ambition
was gone, I felt more like being in my
bed than working.
While on a visit to Goderioh last summer
I heard -so =oh about your remedies that
I oalled and purchased one bottle of yonr
Syeten3 Renovator. I improved, and be.
fore I had taken half of it I was a reat
deal better, I have now taken nearly three
bottlea'and I feel ten years younger and as
strong and as well as I ever was in my life.
I recommended your medicine to several
dyspeptics in our village, who have and
are taking it with the very best results.
Wishing you muoh enemas, Yours truly,
Sold by R. r.Reekie and H, B. Combo,
praggiato, Clinton,
VANDIARD
CHOOL
HOES
We have just received a
shipment of our justly cele-
brated line of Standard Shoes
for Boys. These goods need
no introduction as they are al-
ready well known and are re.
cognized to the the best wear
mg Boys' Shoes on the mar-
ket.
They are made of a choice
quality of Milwaukee grain
and without seams.
Insoles and counters g,uaran-
eed to be absolutely solid sole
eather.
No Shoddy
No Paper Soles
Patronize the New Shoe Store
and get new. Shoes.
Fred T Jackson
•
Sterling
A manris known by the
company he keeps -the char-
acter of a grocer's business is
known by the quality of the
goods he sells That is why
we keep the best of every-}
thing. Some of our Special!
lines are=
• IN ew Raisins New Currants
New Figs ' New Dateti
New Peels New Nuts
BIRD. -In Belleville, on Nov 22nd, to Mr and
Mgq E.11, Bird, a son.
O DUNHAM-In West Superior, on Nov 24th,
the wife of A. Dunham, ole daughter,
IlloTAVISH-In Paris, on Nov 28th, the wife
of Mr John McTavish, of a daughter,
O CIIRRIK-1n East Wawanosh, on Nov. 28th,
Mrs D. Currie, a son.
HVNTER-In Oranbrook, on Nov. 26th, the
Wife of John Bunter, a darighter.
MENARY-In Grey, on Nov. 26, to Mr and.
Mrs J. A. Menary, a son.
EDGAR -in Howlek, on Nov 29th, to Mr and
O ALBRIGHT-In Howick
and Mrs Herman Albrighi, con. 4, a daughter.
on Nov. Beth, to Mr
Mullett, Dec.10th, the wife
of W W Tamblyn, of a daughter.
ALLINSON.-In Clinton, Deo. 8th,the wife of
JIAllinson, of.,a son.„;., a hi a.,tram .
O BARKERs=ln DunlopZDec. 6th, wife of 3 H
O Barker,of a son.
1 We have on hand 50 pails of
Corn Syrup whieh we bought
before the rise; 'and are now
selling below cost In all other
lines we excel and "fear nae
Mrs H. Edgar, con,4, a son.
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11JB GROCERY •
W. T. O'Neil
Oar telephone aninber is 48
• MARBLED.
WILSON-11IINKTN. At the residence of the
bride's mother, Auburn, On Dec. 8, by Rev, J
Kennedy, Wilmer H. Wilson, of Colborne, to
Miss Mary Alice, daughter of Mrs J. Hunkin,of
Auburntass, task%
PANKER-GRIMOLDBY-In Ovren Souna,on
Nov. 27th,by Rev Mr MeEvring,Mr Eph Parker.
to Mrs E. Grimoldby (formerly of Brussels).all
of Owen Sound,: '•
wW HITEMAN-HALSTEAD-On Thanksgir-
in g Day, at 182 Cameron' Ave., Detroit, by Rev
Mr Jackson, of Christ church, Detroit. Miss
Amelia Madeline Halstead., to Charles Ernest
Whitenian, all of that city. •
O C 9.1N-URORGIAN.--In Lueknow, on Nov.
• 28tb, by Rev Father McCormack, assisted. by
Rev Father McMenamin, of Clinton, Frank A.
Cain, of Lucknow, to Miss Clara Georgian, of
Walkerton, et. *el
' DIED. 00
O MONTEITH-In Clinton, on Pec 9th, Alex.
O "t4onteith, sr., aged. 70 years, 8 !months and 22•
days.
IsIcK.A.Y.-In Denver, Col., on Nov 27th, Mr
D. McKay, son of Mr and. Mrs D. McKay, of
Exeter North, aged. 54 years. 0 0_
RUSSELL.--In•Exoter, on No 28th, Saran
Mary Sweet, wife a T. Russell, aged 25 years.
and 10 months.
• KELLEsMANNt-In Dashwood, on Nov. Both,
Emanuel Kellermann, aged 21 years, 8 months.
O WHEELER -In Morris, on Dec. • 5113., ChM.
Wheeler, sr., aged. 81 years and 5 months.
FARRIER -In West Wawanosh, en Dec. 3rd,
,W m Wesley2Tarrier,aged 76 years, 8 months.
O ELLIOTT-1n Detroit, on Dec. it, Mrs Eliza-
beth J. Elliott, formerly of Goderich.
WILLIAM S -In WestlWawanosh,on DecArd.
Minty Marla', wile of Hugh Williams, aged 66
and 10 months.
I.0 1 T -In Brussels, on Nov.80th,JohnWesley.
' his son of Geo Lott,aged 8 years and 2 months.
WALTER --InGoderich, Dec 9, Salley Mini.
rel ct of the late Wm. Walter, aged 80 yrs. and
20,days.
FPECIAL 0 DISC011
•
In order tostlear out the balance of our stock of
Wood Cooking Stoves, Coal and
Wood Heating Stoves.
We will give a special discount of 10 per Cent for the balance
of the month.
• WE HAVE A FULL LINE IN
Cutlery, Knives and Forks, Carvers in cases
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Plated Spoons
and Forks, Granite Ware; Skates,
Clothes Wringers and Carpet
Sweepers,
All suitable and useful Christmas and New Years presents
IIAILLAND BROS.
O Cheap Stove and Hardware House,
O CLINTON.'
4,
. •
Giving up Business
BARGAIN SAL STILL ON
And will continue until tha business is disposed of.
Give no a °all e.nd be Ninth:Med Witt pair of the TETRAXILT HOCKEY BOOTS
with combination ankle support, tor men and boy..Also a line of FINE LACE
BOOTS, lined and unlined, in box calf and kid, for ladipts'suitable 'for aiming,
MOChove and for Men, hovand children. LEATHER LEGGINGS for men,
Lea and :spring sides} MITTS In Wither, with wool lining, as tv.311 as ail wool,
• going oheap.
Also other lines in Man', Boys' and Youths' Bente at great rednotiOne.
A full assortment of Rubbers of all kinds, bosh American and Canadian makes.
Men's Pelt Lined Goods, high with loose Nooks, al well buckled and laced.
Women's in felt plain and leather !died styles; laced, buttoned and gaiter, all at
rednoed prima, '
A large stook of atone and Boys' heavy buckled Rubbers, the "King quality etubb
proof," 1 and 2 buckle; the Token; 4 buckle. We barb aisrge stook of heavy Sooke for
men and boys.
O Men' e Overshoes, bothlseivy and light, the Manitoba 4 -buokle, as well as Wornen's
Overshoes, Oyer,gaitere and Cardigans,
O Men's felt Ind hair.linea goods -the Klondike 4-lottokle with heavy felt lining,
also Sterling Brae' Grain Blnohere felt Iii2ed.
Hand •made boots in French and veal kips, all drat ohs% •
The '4/sirloin's" Shoe made by Geo A. Slater in different etylee and all sizes for men.
Rugs, Blankets, Galloway, Gat and Saekistohewen Robes, all at Bargain Prioes,
Harness Oil 200 a qusri 0•
•
Trunks 0•
' We have a good Ussort.'
eta .of all kinds of Trunks.
A a Valisesf Telescopes; etc. -
all ..f Which mistbe sold.
0'e ling. House for sale,
1
es Twito ell, .0 ton
December1.3tho 1001
ristrnas
reeling
• Another Holiday Season is right at our doors, bring-
ing its Christmas Dulles as well as Christmas Cheer. You
have presents to buy undoubtedly,and you feel that the selec-
tion of nice and Appropriate articles, at prices within the limits
of your purse, will prove no small task. We present the fol-
lowing list as a helper, suggesting a few substantial and useful
articles, which may be selected from our large stock of suitable
Christmas Presents.
Watches
Ladies' gold and gold filled watches $10 00
Ladies' Solid Silver Watches .$ 3.50
Gentlemen's Gold filled watches,... 1000
Gentlemen's SiLver, Niokle Watches5,00
Boys' 'Wetohes . . . . . . 2.00
O Chains
Ladies' .1-011 plate long chains
Gentlemen's Roll Plate chains ,... 2.00
Gentlemen'e gold plated chains .... 1.00
2.00
Ladies' 1.10 fillecl chains, gold elide 4,00
Clocks
Eight day °lecke, 1-2 hour strike ... 3 00
Eight day Marbellized °looks 6.00
Fancy china and. Gilt (Amiss , 2.00
Niokel alarm clocks ..... 1.00
rJewelry
Solid gold 10k Ladies Gem Ringo 1,50
" 10k Ladies Opal Rings -.: 2.00 Child's Knife, Fork and Spoon in case 1,00
14k Diamond Rings 18,00 Dessert andTableKnives per doz 4 00
" Gentlemen's Rings 4 00 Combination Sugar and Spoon Holder 3,00
Children's Rings • • .75 Child's Cup 50
14k Pearl Br000hee 4 50 Oake Baskets 2 25
" 14k Pearl Stiok Pins 1.75 Berry Dish ., .... . . . . . ...........2.00
Roll Plate chain Bracelets 1.25 Tea Sets (Tea T' , Cream,Sugar,Spoon
Solid Silver chain Bracelets 1 25 Holder) ' 10.00
Gold plated and silver onff links.50 Fern Pots, Call Bells, Ir k Stands. Bon
" Brooches and stick pins .25 Bon Dieh, Card Receivers, Bread Plates •
We will give a Lady's or Gent's Gold filled stem wind
Watch,' guaranteed for 2,0 years, to the person 'guessing the
nearest number of seeds in a pumiikin,now on view in our win-,
dow.lkOne guess given for each and every dnllar spent in our
store. This includes repairs. Competition closes Jan. 11th„,
1902.
A. J. .GRIGG,. Jeweler and Optibian.
Gentlemen'e lookete and charms .50
Sterling Silyer „ ,25
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Solid gold frames with lensea 5.00
Gold filled frames with lenges 3,00
Gold plated frames with lenses " 1,00
Eye glom chains all styles' ... 1.00
Silver Plated Ware
Coffee:Spoone, doz in case.. .... 4.75
Tee, Spoons "1.50
Cold Meat Forks " . . . . .....1.00
1,00 ,
. .... , 50
00
250
Berry Spoons
Sugar Spoone I 4
Butter Knives "
Soup Ladles 44
Gravy Ladles "
Cream Ladles 44
Nnt ',hacks
Nut Picks, dos 1,
Berry Forks "
Fruit Knives " 1*
▪ . , . , 75
• .....
,1.00
160
1.75
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Gift Buying
Christmas cornea quickly on -less than two weeks away now. Thongbt-
ful buyers are looking ahead and buying their gifts for old and •young, the
serviceable and desirable kind -Gloves. hosiery, handkerchiefs, Bilks, Opera
Flannels, Men'e Kid Gloves, D'Oyliee, Centre Pieces, Stamped Linen, Tray
Cloths, Sideboard Drapes, Cushion Tops, Fur Buffs, Oonpinores, Jackets,
Children's Fur Setiv-E-tc. These and many other article's too numerous to
mention are to be found here in great profusion, at very low prices for such
excelleat quality of good% Everybody gives Handkerchiefs at Christmas,
and very good and useful presents they are. We have thou in all kinds and
qualities:
Pure Linen, hem stitched lace edges, at 15o, 20o and 25o. ' •
Fine Line Lawn Handkerchiefs hem-stitoh, at 5' 6 for 25o.
Children's Taney Handkerchiefs from lo np.
You should visit our Handkerchief department before the dock is broken.,
O You will be eurprieed at the great variety you will 0500.
Japanese Silks
We show a lafrgeiyariety of Fancy Japanese Silks in Taffetas, Wash
Silks, Silk Mantle Drapes, Silk Piano Drapes, Embroidered Satin, Cuehion
Tops, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Silk and Chiffon Ties, Waist Silks, Golden'
Draperies, Silk Table Covers, Japane.e Silk Scarfs, Art Denims and other
goods which are very suitable for Chriiimas presents The following also
make very appropriate preaonta 0 0 0 00 0 ,
Men's Satin and Mercerized 8.;arts, et 25o, 40% 503 and 61. '
Laaiee' and Misses' Gauntlet% in grey and black. At 45o, 50o, 75o and ill,
and in Persian Lamb Gauntlets sit $4 to $6
Ladies' and Misses' Fur Ruffs at 500, 75o, 51. $1.50, $2.50 and 63.75.
Men's Lined Kid and Mocha Gloves at 50o, 75c, '1,1 and $1,50.
Our stock of Christmas goods surpasses anything we have shown.
2 McKinnon & Co. Blyth
4114114,011/90041110 Co.,
Tile Cutters we sell are oar:o.v
make. • We guarantee them becaui
we know • the stock and workmanship
is first•class
We liaye a few good Second Hand Cutters for sale
4 'Repairing promptly attended to by experienced men,
RUHBALL 46 11011TH. - 0 Huron Street, -, Clinton
W. L. OUIMETTE, Londesboro
‘.440
It's a good time to buy a Weigh robe, the Nilsson is jun opening awl we may
expect is least four months of delightful winter weather, if you have not a good robe
you'll need one, buy the beet, that is the Saskatobewari, it is without seams, handaorne,
warm, durable, and waterproof, is lined lith a superibr asteachinb lining, and has an
interlining of rubber sheeting to make it both wind gild waterproof. with Ordinary tare
it will last from ten to twenty years, if nos longer, will shed the Water better and dry
quicker than any fur robe and never get herd, it is also moth, proof, which 11 6 great
point in ite fiver. Bisset -52 x 54 67.00, 64 x 64 $8.00, 64 x 7489.00.
Goat Robes, Long hair, dark grey, $0.00.
The Astrachan Cloth Coat, wade by the 1111260 people who make the Sasketch
ewan robe% le a handebme custom made garment, with s high rolling dollar, tiled witb
blaoh Xtalian quilting, and rubber lining in the body part and elevates to make it Wind
and WatertiVOCif; many prefer 110108 fur Witt. Pried 518.00.
Underwearv-Stanileld,ronehrinkable et $2,00 to $2 50* suit II the moat
ratiafaotory and eoonomioal underwear in the market, try it,
We pay higheet prieee for Dotter, Elgge and Potatoes.
W. L. OMMETTE, Londesbow?‘
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