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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1901-02-14, Page 51 rpm CLINTON' NTIVS.RECOrtii .444 ..........44.•••••••••a•i•••••••••••••+••••••••••••...9..4....**•••+•44.1wte”.••••••••!,44...***44. THE N W STORE CLINTON THE NEW -STORE • ft..ur 1.0.. Sato. Zooming.. 4aie Vida. jatuidai( tight. Our splendid and successful sale has giventhe follOwing results Our yarn at 350 has all gone, our leather faced mitts at 25c are all one, QUI' $1 pants are all gone. And now to make the last days of this great sale even more tempting than before we offer the following lines to replace those th.at are cleaned out. 13 Siva dpeciald • • • We have had the rare opportunity of buying mill ends in Flannelettes, Wrapperettes, Cantons, and Grey Cottons and have made an extra good bargain. Tbey are all in 10 yard ends and good upto-date patterns we believe. •We bave bought them at about one half wholesale prices and so herewith affer them for sale at about one half retail price. If they are not a bargain there was never a bargain ofiered to the public in Canada. Sjeeials Marked from Nos. 1 to 13 a,re placed on, our Bargain Tables.. I 1.—Ladies' Undervests.extra :long, heavy weight, funcy trimmed. Regular 36c ,ftir„.,............... I 2.—Ladies' Corkets, worth &tie dollar • for,. . . 4 3,—Girls' Wool Tams, assorted colors , Regular 35c. for.. . 1 4.—Girls' Camels Hair Tams, heavy weight, several eolors. , Regular 00c for .38 6.—One Australian Coon Coat, nice. dark color, beautiful appearance, heavy quiltedlining. Regular price $35, sale Priee.., .... , $22 0,—Gents' right up-to-date Mufflers,. At plaids and plain colors, Ttegular 35c foe—. .. . ..... .39 'T.--(31-ents' 'Genuine Motha Gloves, • lined right up-to-date .60 .15 •. Regular $1.25, sale • Ulsters. 8.—Eider Downs in red, white and plaid. Regular Mao yd. for..... , 9.—Wrapperettes • Flannelettes; a colors and patterns, : Regular 8c yd., 10 yd. ends for .30 50 • 10. --Flannelettes N'Vrapperettes, etc., in pretty patterns and colors, mill . ends. Regular 12o a yd, 10 yd. ends for .75 11.—Wrapperetten and Flannelettes, all nice patterns, hp flowered checks and plaids. Regular 15c a yd,10 yd. ends for.... $ 1 12.-10 yd. ends extra value grey cot- .00 ton foto 13.-10 yds. mill ends grey cottons.for Men's Ulsters and Overcoats 1. --Youths' Frieze Ulsters,high storm 0.09 collar. Regular $3.25 for 44 2.—Men's Frieze Meters, large storm 3.75 coilar, 7 lbs. Worth $0for. .. . 1 1.—Men's BO or Congress Shoes. I 25 Regular $2 for. .. 2,—Men's Slippers, really nobby and 1nfl. • up;•to-clate. Regular 475 for.. „ , 1. U OVOCOHtS: 3.-1VIen1s BeaverOvercoats,silk stitch- c nn ed, heavy sateen lining RPgular $7 U.I.11.1 4,— Men's Beaver Overcoats, all wool, right up-to-date. A. winner at $rz for P.50 • Ready Made Clothing. 5,—Men's Ready to Wear Pants, of good Canadian tweed, • Regular $2 for Boots and Shoes.' 0....liromen's Felt Lined Shoes, foxed I witb leather Eeguiar $2 for., .... 1 NUM 4.—Ladies' Viol Kid Sheets, American • make, right up-to-date, laced and 2.40 • button. Regular $8.75 for .76 1.25 1 , 5.—Men's Felt Briefs, all oil grain lea- • thee, felt pulls nut. Regular $2.76 for ' It 6.—Men's 4 Buckle Felt, Shoes, "real • good I goods oil grain, ii i r • Regular $2:50 for ......„ .... , ..... . I I U Underwear and Top,Shirts„ ie.—ilk/Omen's Vests, good value at 25 8.-3Ien's navy Fleece Lined Shirts' 0Q 5•.—Men's Heavy Top Shirts :38 20c, now two for . and Drawers Reenter 60c for.... • • .UU . Regular $0o for _ „ „ 2.—Women's Vests, good value at 0 g 4,—'Men's.All Wool Shirts and Draw- 0 0. --Men's Heavy- Fleece Lined Top .05 60; now ers Regular 50c for ....... . . .... .0 iJ Shirts, navy. Regular 90c for...... Flannelettes. 1.—Orey 'Union Flannel, all wool,' • Worth 30c a yd., special for........ 2.—Grey Flannel, all wool, Wor tia 30c a, yd. for. ... •• Cardigan 4ackets and Sweaters. 1.:—Men's All Wool Cardigan Jackets, I28 Regelar $1.95,for....... 2.—Men's All Wool Oardigan lockets. 60. Regular 90c .... .. . Overalls a.tid Caps. Men's Overalls,grey, blue or cheek, plain Or bib. Regular He for Men's Water Coon Caps all sizes. , Regular $4, special for. .. . „ .2.49 .60 • A special and cordial invitation to both town and country people. Itis. a pleasure • to show our goods. Enough said,. •40111••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *4141•••••• *Butter and Eggs taken. as Cash', I WE ARE• IN HARLAND'S I BLOCK CLINTON. :4•40*****,••40 •44•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:**•+......44, To Rent or • For Sale Ads • AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The Undersigned will offer for sale by public auction on the Market Solaro on Saturday, February 18111, her household furniture, ahki • stoves, lawn inower, washing machine, etc. D. DICIKENSON, • MRS. GEO. WESTACOTT, • Auctioneer • Proprietress Clinton, Feb 41.11 . FOR SALE BY TENDER. The three brick stores known as Searle's block, and well situated on Albert, street, are offered for Bale by tender. They will be sold singly or in block. Partioulars on application. Tenders received up to Tuesday, Feb. 26th. • W. C. SEARLF, Clinton, Feb. 4, 1901 GALE FARM FOR SALE The Gale Farm, one of 110 best 100 -acre fermi In Goderieh township, Huron county, lot 17 and part 18 on the 811' con., 13i miles trent °ode. rich, 7 from Clinton. The farm contains ;rood buildings and fences, is well watered and un- derdrained. Large orchard and garden. Wheat sown arid plowing done. Would sell either 80 or 100 acres. Apply to WIff. GOULD, Jan. 22, • on the premises or God erich • FARM FOR SALE. Lot 1,0 L. 1, W. &ruble Line, Stanley town- ship. The farm consists of 129 acres, 116 acres under good state of .cultivation, 10 acres of good ash and maple grove. Geed stone house, .24 k 40, atone kitchen 2222, stone woodshed 2242, with hard and soft water convenient', bare and stable with convenient well and creek. Good orchard and 10 °Ares fall wheat. For par. tiptilare apply on the promisee, • nzastemit JOTINSTOS, Beyflold, P0, Deo 16th L. • FARM FOR SALE __The undersigned offers for sale lot 80, COM / Pinilett, consisting of 100 sores, 00 acres bleared, .13alance good hardwood buah. ehiefly maple. macros 1.n fell wheat The lot is well watered and fenced and Would make a good etock farm 'There is a good orchard arid two good barns. 'The farm is 4 miles from Clinton and mile from Summerhill postbilleo, church and Reheol. For further partianlare apply On the premien or address wrizvott wAwacr SummerhilIP. 0. 'HOUSE FOR SALE. 14.4.L.1640.4- ' The subseriber offers for sale every desirable property,on Terme Ferret toneisting of four lets Alpert which th tre IS 4 cerrifortable fraMe house • with kitchen and Woodshed atteched. There le a good stable, and a first.elass Wed fit writer on .preinises, The °rollers., consisting Of stance end ittiples, is 4 ;glod one. The property will besold at 4 ren tenable figure for eon or ceol and balance on time. apply, to the owner on the prentieee MItS aontr .1t11•IDE Oliftton May Oth House FOR SALE. Theundereigned elfore for Judo the fremo dwelling oil A theft etreet north itt present tic. et pied by Itee. T. 3. Merduck. Mod cellar, ernatistable, ett.ete. For further pertieulars aeldt NIOltItISIL Clinton. Oet, 0301, A. Z. SIMS& t• Fresh Figs Fresh Peels. Fresh Raisins Fresh Currants HE fruits you will want for 20th century baking are to be had fresh and low-priced JFWI HILL'S , mstoffinmetismaisaisism FARM FOR SALE Part of lot 81 in lath Con. Goderieh Township containing sixty five acres. Good frame house and barn and bearing orchard on the premises. Only 2 milee from Clinton. For further partioulare apply to R. A.rfearn, on tho premises or 3.11,1DOUT Clinton. Veh.lith. • NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION The partnership heretofore subsisting be- tween William It. J`owett aed John W. Jewett, Id the Saw -milling arid other business earried on at tho Village of Hayfield , hag been this day dissolved by mutual censer% Mr. John W. Jowett retiring. The Misitiess will 130 continued under the • same name by Mr, William It. Jewett who assumes all the liabilities of the said firm and le entitled to all tho book debts and other assets thereof. Dated at Hayfield this 17th day of Jain, 1901. Witness. JOWkTP tILOW. VVI4' 11. • J. T. Mu JOHN W. JOWFTT CLINTON. LAUNDRY 'I have added a new ironing wealth° 0 to my laundry. It does ouperior work act. that I Will be hotter enabled than Oyer to give satisfaction to my riumeroue ouraomers, Work anod for and delivered in ail parts of the town, ,,Your patronage le respectfully solicited. TWITONELL rAtunary on. Huron street imlicalte the con* ereial betel. W. GLEN. 0A,NIPISELL Organist and Choir-Mastee of INorth street ehureit, Goderich, and teacher of niaho.pfpe organ and theory, le prepared to teke a liMited number Of pupils for instrutition. Leave word at the ciarendon Wilt Visit 01114011 on Friday of each 1 .GREAT CII,EARINq. SALE oF WINTER GOODS During the month of February we Will sell •the balance of our winter goods at and below cost. Also several othef •lines we wish to clear, out to make room for spring goods. • You don't have to go to Clinton 'or Seaforth to get baagains in boots and shoes if you buy at the Varna Shoe Rouse. S ir C. RATHWELL, lirA.R/17.4 iR'Highest price paid for Rides and • Sheepskins. CORN FOR SALE Lots of hot yellow torn for sale at all thnew :sell for csslx OXO11411g0 for any kind of grain—In some eases give 2 to 0 monthe` time if desired. Drive right to warehouse opposite railway *affair. Clover and Timothy seed boughtand OM. W., G. PERM. ciint.on,AtAteb leth, iL PREPARE FOR A COOD SITUATION. • By taking a course in STRATFORD, ONTARIO. A school well known from one end of Canada to the other for its superior work. We place Many of our students in good situations, Students admitted each week. Handsome catalogue free. W, ELLIOTT, Principal 101111111.011111111111M1111110ei r .... CORNS CURED quickly,painlessly atid positive. ly by THE OORN' FILE, No experiment. No "Fake," In. strint relief given or money re- funded. Mailedprepaid by tiantifacturer for 250. THE OORf& FILE .00.1 r. 0, BO 477. Jen, 180h. Toronto', Can . W N WALKER idaNtrrAcTInUta 01, ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES Lounges, (leeches, Cosy Cors nevi end Upholetarerin all kinds of liar. Tor Furniture. Mattitosfert made over. lateen reasonable. Ladies aro pratioulealr invited to rail Vold se eameies of work and coVeringe, Store—Ontario Street, Clinton, One door e • t of rord do MoNeilta A KODAK DIVES PLEASURE The 14olding Pocket ;Kodaks are made of aluminum, covered with fine grained Morocco leather, fitted with superb lame and shutter. • Prices from lib to *as. Brownie Camera at $11 takes it picture 24x21 inches. Any school boy or girl can make good 'natures with this camera. Hi S. :COMBEg chemist and Druggist. These Koditlis load in broad day -light, If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak, THE. CASH SYSTEM THE CHEAPEST With the new year and the new century I have decided to fro:signet it strictly cash bustness. For several reasons it is the cheapest system arid bY adopting it I veinbe enabled to sell more cheaply than before. I will give a discount of ted per t ent. For instance you get it el °lines wortbof goods for ninety tents. This discount is given upon any article In our store. I We invite your inspection of oue goods and prices, O. OLSON Twenty of the rank and file of the army in itiriett have been promoted for distinguished gallantry and con- spicuous bravery'. Vora • .214 &eat Enotish .P.estktu. Sold and recoratneaded by MI druggists in armada. Only able medicine dite4rtered, 84* fitsamteert to Mffe an ones o Berea Weanese, all effects of abuse C't (moms. Wight Worry',Szhessive dee of To* °phial or Stirenlatite, Matted Oh Mein* :10p 4*, one 0041/0 SI. Olt. ta. One 04 Plas etat ramptunts free 10 stay addrese._, The Wood oompatki. vortaldsOr.ur, 114, TOWIlfthip. with the boys of S. S. No. 14, which up to play it Weed( y gime of football resulted in it victory of three to nil in The pupils of S. S. No, 10, Hay, came favor of tbe home team. Nrs. Robb. Oarligle bad a couple of rag. bees last week on Thursday and risclay. Between sewing and talking the afternoons were pleasantly spent. We aro sorry to learn that Singe Florence Petty has been 1414 up for a few days with la grippe. .,_We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Hugh McConnell, who has been ill for some time • *recovering nicely, Mrs, J. It Petty and Mr. T. Mur- dock visited at the Postameter's, Mr, J.Dew of Hurondale last week. , Mr. Scott of Seatorth has placed one of his fine pianos in the home of Mr, iRobert McArthur. 7308. John Petty, Miss Alice Petty and Miss Oroydale of Hensell visited at 3,1d, Oliver .Petty's last week. , A 'roma FOR MOTHERS The happiness OW comes to t borae with baby's advent is too frequently shadowed by the ill.bealth or weakness of the mother. To restore the mother's strength, to bring • back vigor and energy and to sustain her during the nursing period, Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is undoubtedly the most effective prep - oration obtainable, It makes the blood rich, revitalizes the nerve and has a wonderful restorative intlueuce on the whole system. 50 cents a box, all dealers. A Lawyer's Opinion of the Fence Question. • • A enainent Canadian lawyer is said to, have given his opinion lately, which if proven to be correct, will revolutionize a large portion of munieipal law, says an exchange. 11 18 in short that the owners of cattle doing damage to prop- erty are lialsie,no matter what condition the fences are in or indeed whether there is afence at all. This opinion is not without reason. If Smithowns an unfenced field and sows it with grain and Jones' oattle come and eat it up surely it is not unreasonable to say that Jones ishould foot the bill, if he choose to have cattle he should keep them on his own property. He has no more right to go free of damages because of there being no fence around the field than a thief would after robbing a house because the door was off its hinges. LIKE TEARING THE HEART STRINGS.--" It is not withinthe conception of man to measure my great sufferings from heart disease For years I endure almost constant cut- ting and tearing pains about my heart, and many a time would have welcomed death. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart has worked a veritable mirapIe."—Thos. Elieks, Perth, Ont. —$014 by J -E• Hovey —59 ••' Annual Meeting of North Huron Loyal: Orange Lodge. The annual meeting of North Huron Count); Orange ' Lodgevies held in Wingham on Tuesday of last week when the following officers were eleoted O. M., W. J. Greer, Wingham : C. D. M., M. Mains, Londeslioro ; C. O. ,Rev. Wm. Lowe, Winghant ; C. 8., E. C. Olerke, Wingham; C. T., Wm. Bristle, Bel - "grave ; 0.7, S., Writ. Mooney, Brus- sels ; O. D.. 0., W. a. • Noliutchecin, Brussels ; C. L„ A. and ',T. J, McManus, Wioghatn. Wingham was chosen as the next place of meeting, • LITTLE BUT SEARCHING.--Dr.Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are not •big nauseous doses that contain injurious drugs or narcotics—they' are the pure vegetable pepsin — the medicinal extract from this luscious fruits, and •the tablets are prepared in as palatable form as the fruit itself. They • cure indigestion. • 6010 a box, 3.5 cents.— Sold by J. E. Hovey -56 , '1 • Autograph documents and letters of William Penn, including his will, were sold at auction in London, and pnr. chased by a dealer for 355 guineas, •Protruding, ItchingPiles Bev. S. A. Dupre% idethodiet Min - !ger, Condecon, Prince Edward County, Ont., otates :—"T was troubled with Rolling and bleeding piles tor years, and they ultimately attained to a very violent form. Large lumps or ab- scesses formed, so that it was with greet difficulty and considerable pain that 1 was able to steel. At this se- vere oriole T purchased a boX of Dr.. Chatre's Ointment, but I had little or no faith in it, as„ I had tried varions remedies before and to no purpose, • "Now, Imagine how great and joyous was my ourprhse to find that Just the one box cured me, so that the lumps disappeared, end also the external swelling. 1 feel like a different man to -day, and have not the lewd doubt that Dr. Chase's Ointment saved me from it, very dangerous and painful op- eration and. many years of 'offering. You are at perfect liberty to use this • testimonial as you see fit for the bene- fit of others similarly afflicted." 600 at all dealers'. Dr. Chase's Ointment T HE NEW KING AND DEA.1" 4iTSEDI • Wherever the English torigue is spoken the last two weeks have been memorable for the sympathy and interest evoked by the Queen's death. Of all the prieirsg in America the Family Herat nd Weekly Star of Montreal rose ost successfully to the occasion. The Family Herald gives full history of the whole Victorian Era including the birth, hie, reign, death funeral of Victor ia.most profusely and .interestingly illustrated. The Family Herald is to be congratulated, and its sobscribere felicitated 011 haVing ti Primal of such Vilet ree0UrceS. ••• r Thirteen colored people are down With bubonic plague at Cape Town. BED -Ridden " If anybody wants a written guarantee from me personally as to my wonderful euro froin rheum- atism by South American Itheutnatie Curet will be the gladdest women in the World to give it," says Mrs John Beaumont, of Elora. "1 had despaired of recovery up to the time of taking this wonderful remedy. It mired coni. pletly."—Seld by .1, E.Bovey-58 The Duke -of Cornwall and York 19 111 London, fully convalescent. For Over Fifty Years Mile.Worstow's hoernirra Sleeve tag hoed need by millions of mothers for their children while teething-. If disturbed itt night end broken of your refit by a- siek child suffering and crying With pain of Cutting Torah eend Once and get ts brittle of "WW1, Wifisloves Rooth. Ing %tun" for Children Teething: It will re. novo the poor lite sufferer inimedirtfely., De - Pond upon it, brothers, there M tOrritatioce euout I it,. Iteuresinarrhrett, regUlateS the fitounteh and bowie, tures wind Colic, softens the Munk reducesInflammation, and givestone and energy to the Whele system, Airs. Winslow's Soothing Syrate' fer children teething is plea. sant to the mete told is the preseription of ono Of the Oldest Mid best female phyeicialie and !rubies 111 the United States. Priee twenty.live Oen bottle. field by all druggist,: thromth' out the World." Bosuns ahd ask for WireittoW 130011111V4SVIWP, "Seeing is Betkving." When you so people ettrol by 4 roma", you utast &Arms In * power. Look around yOU. Primo% ret.lfboes, nsle15014 ga thatHooes Sarsaparilla, ArnorlueS Oreatest Medicines CkanSect the Hood of their clear ones 4nci iho rise in Inasss io sing ifs praise& TA Ores noihino :the ft in the world to purify Mt Hood. : Soo -"y heato su43 poor and I hael 4 sere on one of rny lintka, My father thought I better fry Hood's Sara, Atria*, and .1 did so and the sores are now aa kegler, Whenever 1 do not fad well ,r t44o Ifootto.". Mo Nellie at IA% Relimond, Quebec,, MARRIAGES, OLIVER—KELLY—At St, • Mattel's oburoh, Blyth, on Monday, Feb. I Ith, by Rev. D, P. McMenamin, P. P., John Oliver of Miah,, to Bridget Kelly, daughter of Miohael Kelly, Morris. HEALEY—KELLY—At 81. Miolmel'e church, BIyth, on Feb. 11th, by Rev. D. P. EeMenanrin,__P. P., Michael Healey to Annie Kelly, daughter of Michael Kelly, all of Morris. ALLISON--ROSS—On Jan. 30th,, by the Rev. Robt. Aylward, B. .A.., John Russell Allison, to 1VIartha • Jane Ross'daughter of Ur. ,Tames • Ross, all or McGillivray4 • BELL--01.41YER-4t the residence bf the bride's "mother, Brussels, on • Feb. 61h, by Rev. John Ross, B. A. Mr, John B. Bell, of Shakespeare, • Ont., to Miss Maggie, daughter of Mrs. Frank Oliver, Brussels. litNRY—CARRUTEIERS—Ou Feb.6th, alt the residence of tbe bride's • father, con. 3, Grey, by Rev. D. B. McRae, Mr. Alex: Henry, of Elam, to Miss Isabella, eldest daughter ef M. George Carruthers, Grey. HOWARD—MoKAY—At the residence of the bride's parents, on Jan . 30th, • by Rev. Mr. Abery, of Monkton, Mr. John Howard of Grey, to Miss Penny A,, daughter of Mr. • Hugh • McKay of Elms. HARRIS,ON—GREER-LOn Feb. Ist,, .• It the residence of the bride's father at Saltford, by Rev, Jasper Wilson, M, A., Nettie, only daughter of Robert Greer, to John A.. Harrison of Goclerich. • THIS IS WHAT 'THEY SAY, • Thosewho take Hood's Sarsaparilla for sorolula, eczema, eruptions, caterrh, rheumatism or dyspepsia, say it 'cures promptly and premanently, even after alt ot e r preparations fail. You may take this medioine with the utmost confidence that it will do you good. What it has done for 'others you have reason to believe it will do for, you. • Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills; 50. a Box. • BkRTIEIS. STERLING-- In Godericb: township on • January 5th, the wife of Mr. Mason • Sterling of a daughter. G1BBINGS--112 Hullett on February 12, • the wile of Mr. John Gibbings of a • daughter. DELGATY—In Brucefield on Feb. 6th, the wife of Mr, 0, Delgaty of a WILSON—In Brucefield. on Feb. 7th, • the wife of Mr. Charles Wilson of •a daughter. . LA.TIMER—In Seaforth, on Jan. 31s1, the wife of Mr, Edward Latimer, • jr„ of a daughter. MURDIE4—In Seaforth on Jan. • 314, • the wife of Mr. Wm. Murdie of a CASEMORE- -In Morrie, on Feb. 31h, the wife of John pasemore of a eon. MiMILLAN—In Tuokersmith on Feb. • 4th, the wife of Mr. Daniel MoMill• - an, of a daughter. •. • ONE SHORT PUFF CLEARS • Tilt HEAD.—Does your head ache? Hare .you pains over your'eyes? Is the breath, offensive? These are certain symptoms of Catarrh. Dr, Agnew Cherrhal Powder will cure most stubborn cases in a ntarvellousltshort time. If you've 'had Catarrh a week it's a sure cure. If it's of fifty years' standing it's just as effective, 50 cents. -"--Sold ' by J. E. • Hovey -57 ' LOVE'IT—In Goderieh township on Feb. 8th, Mrs, Charles Lovett, sr., aged 79 years and 6 months. • Winghant, on February 41h, Edward Henry, infant son of Mr. • and Mrs. H. Saint, aged 2 weeks and I day. • FAIRWEATHER--On Feb, 2n4, 12l Robert street, Toronto, Mary J. Fairweather, window of W. Fair- weather, late of Wingliam. SNEYD—In Brantford, on Feb. 4111, Miss Margaret Louisa Sneyd, Rioter - in -law to John Acheson, Gocierioh. LATEVIER—In Seaforth, on Feb, ist, Harriet Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Edward Latitner, jr., aged 20 years, and 5 months. DICKSON—In Seaforth, on February 3rd, Irlary Sloan relict of the late John Turnbull Dickson, of Glaris - wood aged 64 years. SMITII—In London, on Jan, 301h, Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, mother of Mr. George Smith of Blyth,, aged • 81 years. LOVE— In Morrie, on Jan, 3Is1, Mrs. Isabella Love, aged 74 years, 4 Months and 16 days. BELL—In East Wriwaroseb, on Feb. 6th, Mr, James tell, aged 89 years. DUBIt —In Eginoticiville, on Feb. 3rd, •, John Dobie, aged 84 years and 5 Months. The best, that meney can buy 'should be your aim in choosing a Medieine, and Ibis Is Hoods Sarsaparilla, It Corea when others fail, rWsiaiWarleilw....mastasisaalaWlswiamelloie • CLINTON MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS The beet chtes of work procurable hits been maniatietuted here for Mall y years past, your bereavement, WE WON'T ea11.00 Yoit a week after WE WON'T make t1;er work to suit the pew& WE ),LL make orkthe ptlea to suit the w. WE WILL give you the choice of the production et the ;world In design and material, Wo ate the ONLY woe. tical men in Clinton in our line. 1)o not talked into plaCing your order without &et eat. ing on Ut. J. B. HOOVERv p Next to 001X101020ial }Iota. 411.-seelseli~e~s~re.eoseseeeersiis,-seesteesieefomeietelesee MoKINNON $ STANFIELD: UNDERWEAR-, . & CO. WE are local agents for the Stanfield Un- $ - " shrinkable Underwear. These, goods are made of the finest wool, fine ribbed, heavy and $ warm. They are put through a patent pro,' cess which makes them unsbrinkable wash` # them as you like, and if they shrink fete'll them. f back and we will refund your money, every 1 garment is guaranteed. We also carrY a full • range of Men's Heavy fieece•lined, Scotch Knit,. and Ribbed Underwear, which we are offering: at reduced prices to clear, Men's Fine Heavy Fleeced Shirts and DraWer8,. in all sizes, regu- lar price 50c, for 89c. Men's Fine Wool Fleeced Shirts and Drav,vers, good value at 75c. for 60c, • Boys' Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers, in all sizes, at 25e, 80e, 8,5c • and 40o. Stanfleld'e Shirts and Drawers at 51, and $1.25 per Ora:lent. _ The balance of our Oloth and Fur Jackets,' Oaperines, Ruffs, Gauntlets and Men's Fur Coat will be sold without regard to cost to clear. Ask to see our Astrachan Vim Jackets, 86 inches long, worth 525 for 517. McKINNON & 00. EILYTH' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • i So H. GIDLEY POPULAR CLOTHING -STORE • . • • • •• • . ,..----SLYTH----...... , • • • • . • • • • • • • • • PRICES • • . CUT IN TWO. . . . • • • , • • .. •• We have got through *stock taking • • • • • • e and find our stock still too large and • • • • in order to make room for spring gooda • - • • • • : • • we offer good staple goods. at prices cut •• .• • • in two.• • • • • . 0 •• Good Tweed Suit's in broWn and grey mix- •,• • • • • • - • •'tures for .............. .. ...........4...53.50• • . • • .A.'number of odcl suits as high as 29 now • • • selling at., ......... ....... . ...... ..,. 4.150 • • • Boys' Reefers and P Coats only a fere left s • • • • and selling at, . , . . ... . ...... 52.00, 2.50 • so • Men's Overcoats in Beaver,Nap and Frieze • • • Cloth a,t prices that vvill astonish the• • • • • . closest buyers.• • • • • • IF' you want a snap in . a Fur Cap • • • • • call and examine a few we have left. • • • • • • . • : S . H...-QIDLEY BLYTH i : • S. - . . • • o ••••••••••••••o••••••••••ir000•••••os.ommoios00000000t Is• This Why Some Peolm Stay liome Frem Church ? The Toronto Star says :—The dis- onssion 98 10. why the workingman does not go to church has received a con' tribution from Printrial Grant, who seems to think it is probably due to the fact that the workingmen.; have grOWn tired of hearing inoesaant appeals for money, Itis possible there is it good deal in Principal Grant's idea. The average tnan is worried.. enough about money matters all the rest of the week withilut having the s'aine thing served up to him nauaeam front the pulpit. Some of the churches are magnificent money raisers, but it is just a question if they would not advance the cause, of Christianity more by raising a little less money and a little more grace. This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Broino.Quinine Tablets the remedy that cures a *old in one day Clinton Market Report, Wheat.............. . 063 to 0 qi Goose Wheat.. , 0 '12 to 0 03 , 0 85 th 0 38 Oats..., .. . . .. 026 to 027 Peas....., 55 to 0 58 Rye 0 40 to 0 95 Potatoes per bushel 0 20 to 0 20 Butter loose in crock • 0 10 to 0 17 Butter in tub....,.. • , 0 15 to 0 10 Eggs per doz, 0 16 to 0 1tl Hay —........ 7 00 to 8 00. Wool • 0 15 to 0 16 Live Hogs per cwt.-- „ 6 76 to 0 00 DressedPork per cwt.... 'T 50 to 7 60 Flour per cwt...... 175 to 200 Bran per ton, .„ . . 14 00 to 14 00 Shorts per ton, 1500 to 10 00 Wool per lb ..... .... 16 to 18 Dried Apples per lh 04 to 0 4 COLDS THAT }Low ON Pneumonia is the retult Of neglected chest colds, colds that hang on and inflame and Irritate the bronchial tubes, and lungs. To promptly and thorough. ly cure chest colds, tightness the chest and all colds in the throat and bronchial tuber; Dr: Chase's Syrup tif Linseed and Turpentine has p.toved it. sell the west, effectual remedy extant. Ite sale is simply enormous. 26 cents a bottle. Family size 60 cents. _I 1 Seafortb, Market Re t par Wheat, 063 to A al 00686 .......... • , .. „ 63 to 054 .... 0 87 to 0 40 Oats — ... ....... 0 26 to 0.20 ... , . 0 87 to 0 40 Potatoes per bushel 0 25 to 020 Butter loose in crock...". 0 10 to 0 17 Butter in tub .... 0 10 to 017 Hay ........... .• 7 00 to 7 50 Live Heger:et* ctet. , 1176 to 000) Deemed Pork per 0 00 to 0 60 Vida per tvrt 200 to 225 Bran per 4200 to 14 00 Shorts per ton,. „. 14 00 to 16. 00 Earl Roberts has issued an order' compelling officers to were their uni- forms When on business to the War Office and the order is causing much,, complaint from officers. • Every ,Mother •it.. Doctor, • . • . It Is an anxious time for mothers • when the little ones get their feet cold and wet, and come home hoarse and coughing, Or aWaken in the pight vic- tims of deadly croup. Then Itis that mothers turn gratefully to Dr, Chase, who, through his great Becipe Book and famous family remedies, has time and small). saved the little • meg and older ones, too, from suffering and death. It is truly surprising how proMptly, Dr. Chamois Syrup of Linseed and .Tur- pentine brings relief when the threat is sore and irritated, when the cold Is • tight in. the chest, and the cough phin- ful anu distressing. it allays the in,. flarrimation, heals the sore and torn membranes, soothes the nerves . and clears the air passages. People Who know of the renewer vir- tues or Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linked • and Turpentine do not think of accept-• ' Ing the cheap substitutes which mailY' druggists offer in its place ; 25 cents. 1 rlb 4 34 in 0 05 Dried epp es pe Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentinta PIAN OS Wholesale and retail .piano and organ distributing cen- tre, High grade, new pianos. Five used pianos at decided bargains. Buy the wonderful Gramophone for a pleasing enterteiner. Headquarters for it, Bar- gains to teachers and stn.' dents in sheet music. 25e to 78e pieces at flOt wholesale. Instrumentof all kinds sold. +Wig" 0. HOARE'. MuSie Emporium. • • THE ONWARD BIOYLE 'GO. AND . GENERAL REPAIR SHOP We have a machine thou equipped especially for a general repair trade. Besides our regular line of Bieyele Repatting we dO 411 kinds of iron turn- ing, drilling, grinding, brazing, saW gumming, tempering, vnleanizing of rubbee, nickle plathig, japanning and enamelling. We also do all Mode of gunsinithing.' We Mend ninbtella pm any articles of a like nature. Or riees are the lowest that are posaitire, and we guarantee to give malefaction. Give ua a trial, SEELEY & TURNER Tedfordie old stand Rattenbury Street, Minton