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THE NEW SiORE
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THE NEW STORE
rr ON Nov's. BOOED
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40 *ectt.,..Opecici14.;..
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t. During the last few stormy days we have been. weeding out some 40 $
different lines that were broken into very much and which we can. not get any t
more of to sell at original prices, so to make it interesting for the citizens of ;
Clinton and .surrounding country we are going to give them, the greatest OUT
PRICES on these 40 special lines and several other lines too numerous to mention $
These Lines will be on sale wEETESDAY ADORNING at prices as this announce-
men,t says and will continue •until they are all cleaned out. We might say that •
there are some of the 'greatest snaps among these lines ever offered in the trade 0
We intend this special bargam list to be a great crowd bringer, '
Towlings.
1-150 yards 18 inch Linen
Tovvling, regular 12e a vd
r •
for
2-200 yards 18 inch Linen
Towling, regular 7e a yd.
for'
3-185 yards 17 inch Heavy
Linen Towling, regular ln 9
ayd. for ....
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.5
Quilts and.Comforters
9-14 White Quilts good
huge size, regular $L15 on
for .00
10-2 Nice Dark Comforters
size 721E72, regular $2.50 An
for 1 er
•
11-2 Nice Dark Comforters
size 72x72, regular $2,25 1I
tor I 1 U
Mill Ends. White Cotton.
14 -We have a few of those 21-200 yards Nice White
,
Mill .Ends left which we Cotton for per yard RU
spoke to . you about at 1 22-300 yerds Landsdowne
0
yarde.- • 50c,75c and $11 Cambric Muslin, a real
Feather Ticking.
nice piece for ladies' wear,
• 23-45 yards red arid white
TableLinen 60 inches wide,
15-31 irich Medium Weight regular 70c for , Ir -
Feather. Ticking, regular 12
uu
16c a, yard for
1-0
,regular 14c for... •
• Oilcloth and Linoleum.
4a-263 yards 15 inch Linen Embroideries 16--33 inch HeaviestFeather
Towlings regular 10c a, yd. ci Ticking made, regular 27o 22 24768 yards 1 yard . wide
Canadian Oficloth,reguler •
for ,0 and Insertions. a yard for, ......... ,, ... 28c .for •24
25-72 yards .2 yards wide
12 -We have just received as Canadian Oilcloth, regular . 44 .
large consignruent of var. 56c for. . ..... . . ,.. • s
ions makes and patterns
Towels.
5-150 Real Good Heavy
LinenTowels18x34;regular
13c 3 for
Table Linen.
26-60 yaede 'Linoleum niee.
neatpattern heavy weight 5
25 of Embroideries anti In-
.sertions at prices ranging
6,-75 Large Linen Towels on
18x41, regular 15c 8. for.,.. .0 U
'7-6 doz. Turkish Towels, 25
regular 200 2 for. 13-3 doz. Nice Shirt Waists
iu navy, black and grey
8 -Special Heavy Cotton and black, really nicely
Towel, 18x41, regular 10e made; Cheap at $L25 each,
for u choice •
Men's Underwear. Ladies'.Corsets.
. . ... ...5c to 900
yard Shirt Waists.
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37 -Men's and Youth's U1 -
eters, heavy frieze, regular j n
$6.50 and $7,50 for........ O. U
29-89 Pieces Boys' and 31-28 Pairs Ladies' Porsets
Youths' Fleece . Lined • all sizes D and A, regular ng ,4 yards in each,regular '75e 1 n G •
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Shirts and Drawers, regu- : 20 $1 value for......... .. .... Ai u a yard, choice of skirt, : .. I • 35-24 Suits LadlesUnder
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lar 40c each for.........a. a . wear. regular 50c ng
30-76 Men's Top Shirts,nice • 32-41 Pairs Heavy Corsets • 34-266 yards Nice Wide each for ......... .. - . ... •L U , •
dark colors, regular 600
"d •42 Skirt Lining all colors, K 36--Ladiee Vests and D raw-
' 0 0 nicely goti en up,relltsg
each for . .... ...... ... • • . •0U, wearers, regular 65e for.. . s regular 7c a yd, for „ ..... Al ers, regular 35c each for, . . I 0
17-64 yards 56 inch Un-
bleached Table Linen nice
20 • • • • • -
• .1 r.
pattern, regular. 28c for .. . g
18-85 yards 62 inch Bleach- ,
ed. Table Linen real nice 38 • ,ractor3r Cotton.
• pattern, regular 45c for,
19-42 yards 66 inch Bleach- • 27-800 yards Unbleached
ed Table Linen, regular. ...I r'Factory Cotton 36 inches
90e for , .. ...... . s I U wide, all nice even round
20-56 yards Unbleached • threads, bleaches as white
Table Linen 2, yards wide, as snow, regular 7c for, ..
regular. 75e for 50 28-600 yards special Snake
Factory Cotton, regular 1 •
Ladies' Skirt Ends. 3.0e a yard for . .... ... .. . 2.
33-5 Nice Bleck Skirt Ends Ladies' Underwear .
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Clothing Specials ---
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38,-10 Men's Heavy ,Frieze , • 39-85 Pairs Men's Blue, • 40-29 . Pairs • Men's Pants •
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Suits, regular $10 each f 80 and Grey Overalls, bib or 65 made of heavy Canadian I
5
or ....... . ... . . plain, regular 90c for .... Tweed regular $1.75 for, . .26
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. Butter and. Eggs.taken. as Cash. . .
$• WE ARE IN •HARLAND'S:.
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0. BLOCK CLINTON..
FARM FOR,SALE
Part of �t35lin 13th Con. Goderich Township
containing sixty five acres. Good frame
house and barn and bearing orchard on the
premises. Oply 2 miles from Clinton.
For further particulars apply to 11. A•Hearn,
on the premises or •
J. RIM/UT Clinton.
Feb.11th.
GALE FARM FOR SALE
The Gale Furl, ono of the best 100-aoreiarms
In Goderich tclynuchip, Huron county, lot 17
and part 18 on the 8th con., 0i miles from node -
rich, 7 from Clinton. The farm contains good
buildings and fences, is well watered and un-
derdrained. Large orchard and garden. Wheat
sown and plowing done. Would sell either IP
or 100 acres. Apply to
WM, GOULD;
Zan. 22, on the pretnises or God erich P.O.
FARM FOR SALE.
• Tho Undersigned offers for sale Mt 2, bon. '7
Hullott, eensist ing of 100 acres, DO acres eleared,
balance good hardwood bush, rhiefly maide,
10 acres in fall wheat The lot is well watered
and fenced and would make it good stoek farm.
There is a good orchurd and two good barns.
The farm 184 miles from Clinton and mile
from Summerhill postoillee, church and scheel,
For further particulars apply on the premise
or address •
WissLIAM WALLACE,
Sept. 121,11. SunimerhillP, 0.
HOUSE FORSALE.
The subscriber offers for said a very desirable
property on Isaac street consisting of four lots
upon which tht re is it cciarertatic frame house
with kitchen aid weodahed attached. There
is
it good stablt and a firat.class wed Of water
on premises, he orchard, consisting of grapes
and apples, is a good ono. The property will
besold at it rew,onable figure for cash or k bath
and balance on Mae. Apply to the owner on
the promises
MItS. JOHN JUNOR
Clinton May eth
HOUSE FOR SALE.
t Fresh Figs
I Fresh Peels
Fresh Raisins
Fresh Currants .
HE fruits you Will Want
for 20th -century baking are
to be :had esh and low-priced
J. W. HILL'S
The undersigned offers for sale the frame
dwelling on Albert street north at present 00-
oupind by Rev. T. J. Murduek. Gond cellar,
stoat, stable, etc., etc. For further particulars
apply to A. S. IVIOnitlett,
Clinton. Oct. 23r4.
HORSE AND CUTTER FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for stdotis four-year-
old driver, together with the harnesb, cutter
and buggy. Will besoll cheap. _
ALBERT .stELICY:
Clinton, Fob. llth, '
Et Wawaaesh
. -
At the meeting of the toWnship
council held on rebruary the 7th,
the collector reported that he had
been unable so far to wind up
his roll for 1900, and asked for an ex.
tension of time to the 15th of this
month. Granted. Account of John
Craig, St. Augustine, for 120 feet elm
plank received hy Wm. James, path-
inaetee road division No. '77, in 1000,
( neglected to be sent in at the proper
time ) ordered to he paid. Communi-
cation receiverl trims township clerk of
Morris giving etateroent of amount
from East VVawitnosh in the matter
a appeal by Messrs,Sta'
lker Dingwall
and 1toss,agitinst the engirreer's award
made in 1900 at the instance a Edwin
Kraelning and others, each severally
read. and filed. Petition of Patrick
Gibbons, lot 36. con. 10, received, re.
questing that the S4 of his lot be
detached from S. S. No. 11, and added
to S. S. No. 8, being, so much more
convienient for his familyfor school
ur
pposes. The clerk was instructed to
notify the trustees of sections Nas.8
and 1,1 of the intended claange, and a
certi-
ficate from the registrangeheral, Tor- JONcEfStileCA:MI:Ple;p1.11,144:-:Ests;Bllirmesoludte,noone
bylaw he passed at next uaeeting con-
firming the same, The annual onto, received certifying that the clerk
Feb. 20th, by Rev, John Currie, IVIr.
in the capacit•y of (Einem registrar
Robert 8, Jones or Stratford,to Wins
for 1900, had registered 59 births, 10
Marguerite Vim -bell, formerly of
marriages and 25 cleaths,.and ordering
twhitht hveeeb,e p30a,irichfoarps.a4m4,e eso.nofo. rili8n9t7y,
R. JEWMEillb-e1PLEPPER- -At the residence
being ot An act respecting the regis-
tration of births, tnarriages and 013; ththeebride's parents, on Feb. 20th,
Mr. fealty. JeMwre.11 tlettiodilnes'
deaths," Bylaw No.3, 1901, authorizing ,
the collector to charge and collect '
Margaret, daughter of Mr. Wm.
three per. cent extra on all taxes re- 1
g
winning unpaid after the 15th day ot ' Pepper, all of Loan.
parents, the
roen-
December next. Auditors' report and FREsNidOeHno-eofhde
WOtLLer 110T'r
ti"-
treasurer's abstract for 1000 received '
"To 'Be or
.8Kot to We."
Thai Os the question ittat concerns every
mortar: whether it ts better to be half ill,
nervous, 'worn out, or to be strong,
cheerfut and u,sefut. The latter oondition
vat be yikrs tf you take good's Sarsapa•
rata, 4n:erica's Oreatest Rloodgedlotne,--,
there is nothing equal to 14
After a Cold -"I svo completely
run crown by a cold. My son Per,suaded
me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and after
the use of two bottles I food 1 was
ottin$an appetite. When 1 hadtalon
three bottles Proas cured." .r, P. Trawl,
117 Champlain Street, Montreal, Can.
arid reads Tire auditors were pad as
usual $7 each for their services. -
Carried. The Treasurer reported bash
on hand at date, 3473.65, A.ccounts
were paid as follows: P. Porterfield,
services as division registrar for MOO,
$18.80; H.B.Elliott, Winghain, balance
of printing, contract for 1900 and extra
printing advertising, etc., 319; John
Clraig, St.A.ugustine,I26 feet elm plank
for road Div. No. 77 in 1900, $1.51;
treasurer of Morris, East Witwa,nosh
shate of expense of appeal per Stalker,
Dingwall and Ross (engineer's award
1900) 313.50; James W. Bone, services
as auditor for 1000, $7; Peter W. Scott,
do„$7 ; F. Anderson, services as treas-
urer for • 1900, $80 ; do. postage,
m
statiery, etc., for 1900, $4.34.
Council then'.adjourned till March 21st,
next. •
We believe that the concert which
was to have been bold in Westfield,on
Tuesday evening,the 121h of February,
has been postponed till Tuesday, the
5th of March. ,
11, Corley is visiting relatives and
friends in Victoria county. The chief
point of interest to him, is the old
1 ibeostindeespfisodr,63 where,years. hislli sparentsfather washa,e
born in the reign of George 111, and
conseqently has lived under five
sovereigns. Me Corley, who is noted
fur his herd of thorough -bred tattle,
will bring back some new stock with
him if he sees what will suit him.
Mies Maggie and Willie MolVinriay,
of Morris, spent. Sunday with their
cousins, Miss Annie and .Alex. King.
CORN FOR SALE •
Lots of best yo110w corn for sale at all times
Sell for cash -or exchange for any kind of
grain -in soino naseff give 2 to 9 nionths' time
if desired. Drive right to warehouse opposite
railway station. clover and Timothy seed
bought and sold.
W. G. PERRIN.
Clinton, Yarch 1013.
• AUOT1014 SALE
PAItsl STOck triPLISMENTS, ISTO.
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Mr. abbe Knox will hold an extensive Bain on
Lot. 3, Maitland Sleek, thillett, on Wednesday,
More& Oth, when the following will he offered
under the haintuar '-One mare 7 Years Old
• about 1700 lbs.. 1 mare 0 years old, 1 mare 13
years ina in foal t 1 mare 3 years past, I gelding
J. year Past, I 2:17., driving Mare in foal, 3
cows in calf, 2farrow cows, 1 co‘v milking. 7
ethers rising 3 year supposeti to be half fat,
3 fat heifers, 4 steers rising 2 years, 4 heifers
rising 2 Years, 7 olves, 22 young ewes. 1 young
ram. brood sows, 18 pigs 4i months old, 4 black
mtnoree cockerels, about 1035115 minorca strait
lcd boxes, Mossey-116.rris binder run 2 years
also trucks. Massey-liarris inowerrun 1 year, I
mower mat pea -puller in good condition, 1 horse
rake. I corbin harrow. I seed drill, I set barrows
4sections and stretcher to nnit, 2 sod plows, 2
stubble 13lows I twin plow, I seullier, 1 land
-
roller, I turnip BOMA., 1 Wilt) punier,. alum-
bor wagonsf, tight wagon.. btIVRY, 1 buggy
pole, I outter I sot bob -sleighs, 2 nay rooks, 1
nig reek, 1 k avel box, 1 wood rack, 1 stone.
beets 2 sot double harness, 2 sot single harness,
plow hart:est:, I faring mill, plat fern) seales
weighing 140011o., 2 set of Sling roPen, sling
lifter and blocks, i_hay fork, 1 eross•eut $10,W
nOttrir SAW, grinttstones. hoes
forks, ecythee, thaine tind'oisier articles. .A,
eunetity of hay, turnips, and Mangolds. 1
range eeek stove. 2 heating stoves and nines, I
tottensitin tablet1 larr Aideboard, 2bedsteads,
8 bedrocan stands, 1 womratik Daisy Our% 2
faotory milk cans, 2 cider barrels, 1 kettle All
will be sold WithoM roserve M the proprietor
has sold his farm and is retiring. Salo to coin -
Menet at 10 o'oloelt 0. M. Lunch served during
sale. TEatts-AII sums 61 al0 and under. rasli
Nino Months' ereait hy fornishing approved
Joint notes, FIV45 per tea, allowed for on
needit,ateentite.
CLINTON
LAUNDRY
GREAT CLEARING SALE
OF
WINTER GOODS
During the month of February we
will sell the balance of our winter
goods at and below cost. Also several
other lines we wish to clear out to
make room for spring goods, •
Yon don't have to go to Clinton or
Seaforth to get baagains in boots and
shoes if you buy at the Varna Shoe
House.
S • •RATHWELL'
visalaNTA
07Highest price paid for Hides and
• Sheepskins. ••
I have added a now ironing machine(
to my laundry. It does superior work, so
that I will be better enabled than eyer
to give satisfaction to my numerous
customers.
Work called for and delivered in ail
parts of the town. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited.
A. TWITCHELL
Laundry on Huron street opposite the Com-
mercial hotel,
THE GASH SYSTEM
THE CHEAPEST
W1 N. WALKER.
OF
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES
Lounges, Couches, Coq Cor-
ners and Upholsterer in
all kinds of Per,
lor Furniture.
Mattresses made
over. Prices reasonable.
Ladles are particularly invit cd U. can and so
samples ot work and ceverings.
Store-Ontari0 Street, Clinton.
One of FOrd Mai -01N
C.eAwlitrroto
401310140X, Prep, a'ORN KNO7CJ0414'*,
At Woodstock James Pearson of
Delhi was sentenced to three years in
penitentiary for forgery.•
.The American Congress has struck
out the a ppropriatiOn for. two battle-
ships and two cruisers.
Mr. James Halliday of Chesiey was
nominated for the- Commons by the
North Brine Ounservative convention
at Wiarton last niglat. The nomina-
tion, was offered to Mr. A, Neill, ex-
M.P.,but he was' unable to aecept.
rn
Sallprix is now prevalent abont
• (30 plebes in Michigan.
With the new year and the
new century I have decided to
• transact a strictly cash busi-
ness. For several reasons it is
the cheapest system and by
adopting it I will be enabled to
• sell more cheaply than before.
1 will given discount of ten
per cent. For instance you
• get a dollar's worthof goods for
ninety cents. This discoont
• is given upon any article in
our store.
We invite your inopection
of our goods and prices.
0, OLSON.,
• THE •
ONWARD BIGYLE CO.
• AND ---
GENERAL, REPAIR SHOP
We have it naachine shop equipped
especially for a general repair trade,
, Besides our regular line of Bicycle
Repairing we do all kinds of iron turn.
ing, drilling, grinding, brazing, •saw
gumming, .tempering, vulcanizing of
rubber, niekle pin t rig, japanning and
enamelling, We also do all kinds of
gunsniithing. We mend umbrellas
Ad any articles of a like nature, Our
• prices tire the lowest that are possible.
and we guarantee to give satisfaction.
• Gite us it trial.
SEELEY .gc. TURNER
Tedford's old stand
• Rattenbury Street, Clinton
door oast
P1AN 0 S
SETTLERS'
ONE•WAY
EXOURSIaNS
To Manitoba and Canadian 'North-
west will leave Toronto every Tuesday
during March and April, 1001,
Passengers travelling without live
stock should take the train leaving To-
ronto at 1.45 p.m.
Passengers travelling with live stock
should take the train leaving Toronto
at flp.m.
'Colonist sleepet Will be attached to
each train.
POP full particulars and copy of "Set -
tiers' Guide" apply to any Canadian
Pacifist Agent, ot to
A.11, 14011.41A1t,
Assistant General Paseenger Agent.
1Xing, lib. Haat, Toronto.
Mb. 28,
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Wholesale and retail piano
end organ distributing cen.
tre. High grade, new
pianos. rive used. pianos
01 decided bargitins. Huy
tim wonderful Gramophone
Inc a pleitsing entertairier.
Headquarters for it. Bar-
gains to teachers and stu-
dents in sheet music. Ado
to 7slie pieees • at Mt
wholesale.- Instruments of
all kinds sohl,
,..lar•mimimmourrndrolli
KODAK
GIVES
PLEASURE
West WawanOsh.
Countil met according to adjourn.-
inent on Feb. 14th, minute; of last
nseeting read and adopter], Treasurers
statenent showed a balance on band of
$1()0.57. The a.uditoes report was
adepted on motion of Mallough and
and Taylor. • Cameron -Taylor -That•
thieboarri procure a road grader from
„The Good Roads Machinery Co. of
Hamilton. 11 being satisfactory 'after a
fair trial. john IL Taylor was appoint-
ed collector ori'motion of Mallough and
Cameron. The clerk was ordered to
to call for tendert for the painting of
the township hall On motion of Taylor
and Cameron. The following checks
were issued :--Riehard Anderson, audi-
tor, '$7 ; James Young, auditor, 87 ;
Municipal World supplies, $7 ; Mrs.
James Campbell, gravel account,.$4. 30;
Ashfield township, work on boundary,
37,88. Council adjourned to meet on
/Wednesday, 20th day of March, at ten
o'clock.
The Folding Pocket Kodaka are
made of aluminum, covered with
fine groaned Morocco leather, fitted
with superb lense • and shutter.
Prices from $5 10 $35.
Brownie Camera at $1 takes it
picture 21x2inchess Any school
boy or gni can make good pictures
with this camera,
H B. CONIBEy
Chemist, and Druggist.
Feb. 2013, by the Rev, Mr, Thonsp-
son, Mr. Edward French, to Sarah,
• daughter of John Wollaoott, all of
Logan.
TONER -GAMBLE -At the residence
of the bride, on Feb. 21s1, by Rey.
• Mr, Dobson, Mr, Albert Toner, to
• Miss Annie Gamble, all of Howler.
BEST-FERGUSON-In Seaforth On
Feb. 2013, by Itev, Mr. Larkin,
George Best of Brussels, to Miss
Maggie, daughter of Jas, Ferguson
' of Grey.
B1RTns..
• COX -In Goderich township on Feb.
17th, the wife of Mr. R. T. Cox, of
a daughter, still -born.
KLEIN-In Seaforth on Feb. 170,3, the
• wife of Mr. Michael Klein„of a son.
ELDER -In Hay, on Feb. 16t3, the
wife of Mr. John Elder, of a son.
MARTIN -La Blyth, on Feb. 1913, the
wife of Mr. R. J. Martin' of a
daughter. •
ENGEL-In Grey, on Feb, 2011i, the
• wife of Conrad Engel, of a sons
UoMULLEN-In Brussels, on Feb.
2013, the wife of Donald McMullen,
of a daughter. •
BLOOMFIELD-In Morris, Feb. 17111,
Mrs. Richard 131oomfield, it son, •
VIVIAN-In Logan, ori Feb. 1813, Mrs.
Wm. 'Vivian, ot a scn, still horn.
BAKER -In Logan, on Feb. 1813; Mrs.
Toney Baker, of a daughter. •
.LEPPARD--In Mitchell, on Feb. 18th,
Mrs. Walter Leppard, of a son.
QUEREIIGESSER-In Logan, on Feb.
13111, Mrs. Fred. Querengeeser, of a'
daughter.
I DIRECT
IMPORTATIQN
Zurich.
The eported sale of X. Torrance's
farm was premature. C. Walser, the •
purchaser, had made is sale of his pro'
party in Stephen, but the deal tell
through. Mr. Walper is anxious to -get
the rorrance farm and ifbe can dispose
of his own property, the deal with. Mr.
Torrance will be promptly closed,
Mr. S. Rennie of this place and his
son-in-law, E. Paulin of Wingbans,have
purchased the hardware stook of Jonas
Hartleib, Dashwood, and also dwelling,
stare building and hardware stock ofJ.
Hall of the same village. •
These Kodaks lo'ird in broad day -light.
11 (1 isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak.
Gftange offiusiRess
0. HOARE'S
lAtude inporiutn.
Winer:tin.
Another business change has. talon
place in Wingham. The business which
has been carried on by M. L. Hanna
for some tinse will itiluttlre be knowt,
under the name of Hanna it Co., ?d, L.
Hanna, Geo. C. Hanna, H. II. Wight -
man and II. Jeffrey will be the mem-
bers of the new company.
Mr, E. P. Paulin has decided on a
change bf plans, and will not go to
Dauphin, Man. Last week, he purchas-
ed a hardware business and a fine re.
eidetic° 1» Dashwood, and takes posses-
sion early in March,
DEATHS: .
0
•
Ve have received 0, 'shipment of Lanese direct from
Belfast, Ireland, which were bought before the ad -
advance in price and will be sold from 15 to 20 per
cent. less than we could sell them if we had to buy
them now. Buying, as We do, for spot cash and
selling for cash or produce puts int ip a. Position to
quote the lowest prices obtainable. Below you
will find a tew quotations which Will be interesting
10 close cash buyers
Linen Towelling, tvvilled, half bleached, 18 inches wide, regular price 8o
Towel ing, pure linen, unbleached, 18 inches wide, a great snaP at 0o.
I
per yard, for 5o.
CrashTeo, ;v0(31, 5 11101, 16 inches, red, and blue checks, pure linen, regular price
8
,
Bleached Huck Towelling, 25c inches wide, 12tc.
IButcher's Linen, bleached, 48 inches wide, 25e.
()ream Table Linen, 58 inches wide, worth 25e, for 20e.
Half 131ec,acflaoer25dTe.able Linen, li yards wide new floral designs, regular price
30
Table Linen, full bleached, fine quality, double damask, 65 inches wide,
I now worth 65c, for 50o.
.Extra fine Double Damask Table Linenaull bleached, 2 yards svide,new de-
signs,regular price $1, for 85c,
Fine Linen Table Cloths, 2 yards square, fringe all, aroundr full bleached,
1 . great value at $1.75.
• Table Napkins, pure linen, large size, new patterns, at $1, $1,25, $1,50, 32,
$2.50 and $3 per dozen.
. Linen Spooip, black and grey, 4 spools for $111c.
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GIBBINGs-In .IIullett on Fehruary
2513, Mrs, G, Gibbing's, aged 28
MANNING -In Londesboro on Febru-
ary'2413, Elizabeth Nott, relict of
tbe late Edward Manning aged 90
.•-years, four months and 25.days.
FLYNN -In Hullett on Feb. 25111,
Mary' Flynn, relict of the late John•
• Flynn, aged 75 years. ••.'
CRIOH-In Tuckersmith, on Feb. 241h
Alden Russel, son of Mr. W. Crich
• aged g years. .
GUNN-In Clinton, on Feb. 21s1,
• William Alexander, only son of
• Dr, Gunn, aged 6 years and 2 days.
STURDY -In Goderich township, on
Feb, 22nd, Mrs. Samuel Sturdy,
aged 41 years and 10 months.
SCOTT -In Brussels on Feb. 1613, Mrs.
Don. Scott, aged about 80 years.
MesTAUGHTON-In Brussels, on Feb.
21s1. John MoNaughton, aged 90
•years.
GILMARTIN-In Logan, on Feb. 1613,'
Feb, Bridget Gilitartin, aged 85
, years. .
• HUDSON -In Mitchell, on Feb. 181h,
Benjimin Clifford, son of David and
Susan tludsons aged 17 months and
18 days.
WALICOM-In Fullerton, on 201h Feb.,
• • Charles Walkom, aged 71 yeses and.
10 months.
McDONALD-In Stanley, on Feb. 1613;
• Margaret Campbell, wife of Gilbert
McDonald, aged 63 years and 10
months.
Stratford, on Feb, 161h,
Margaret Broadfoot, wife of Mr.
• James Pringle, jr., and daughter of
• Mr, J. H. Broadfoot of Seaforth,
aged 32 years..
Having bonght the Grocery
and Crockery business so finccess-
fully carried on for the past 12
years by .1. W. Lewis, and having
over 20 years' experience myself
in wholesale and retail Grocery
ancl Crockery business, 1 am con-
fident I can keep up thegood
reputation of the old firm in
keeping nothing but the very
best, goods at the lowest prices.
1 have reduced all my
Dinner, Tenet and Tea Sete
to make room for my iniport or-
der which 1 expect in a few
months; Call and examine goods
before you buy. No troubleto
show goods.
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DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POW
D103, --Rev. W. II. Mains, pastor el
the Baptist Emanuel Chutes Buffalo,
gives stroug testimony tor and is a firm
belierer in Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow-
der. He has tried many kinds of
remedies without avail. " After using
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I was
benefitted at once," are his words. It
is a wonderful remedy. 50 cents -Sold
by J. E, Hovey -66
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A CASKET OF PE4R1.8.-Dr. Von
Stan's Pineapple Tablets would prove a
great solaoe to the disheartened
dyspeptic, verite,ble gems in preventing
the seating of stomach disorders, by
aiding and stimulating digestion. 60 of
these health " pearls " in it • box and
they costs 35 cents. Recommended by
most eminent physiiciants-Sold by J.E.
Hovey -64
Who by.law to bonus the Aurora shoe
facctory passed with only six opposing
votes. •
UITINGS
Our stock of Spring Suitings; Over-'
.coatings and Pantings bas arrived and
.never before did we show as large a range
of clothes. *
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'We have patterns and shades , of all
kinds. Somethingto suit everybody. I -lay-
ing bought all spring goods on the stet-.
ling we can save you $2 on. every suit.
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from. Come and leave your order early..:
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SOUTH AMERICAN RHEUMATIC
CURE CURES REIEUMATISM.--It is
safe harmless and acts quick -gives
almost instant relief and an absolute
liensaft.
Rev, LA Hicks in his "Word and
Works," for January prophesied as the
result of planetary influences an epis
demi° of grippe commencing vsith tbe
20th of eranuary and lasting through
February, The grippe and the proph-
ecy have evidently made good eonnees
tion.
Mr. Po, McGill, who has with marked
ability Oiled the position of precentor of
Carmel church Inc the past year, has
left for his home near Blyth, Dave is
an excellerst singer and vvill be much
miesed in musical circles here,
Mr. Harry Caritelon of the Conimers
chit has been very ill for the past few
days and is under the care of his phytd-
clan
Mise Bertha Yungblut went to 4.0.
burn last week where she was to read a
paper at it convention to be held there.
Cantine is now in Chicago working
• the millionaires of that oity in tionnem
1100 with hie scheme's at St. Joseph,
With reference to the atave
change in business 1 take this
opportunitly of expiessino. my
aineere thanke ,th my' numerous
friends. and customers Inc their
liberal support durin the past
12 yeare and bespeak or my- sae-
eessor, .1. W. McCabe, the same
liberal treatment 140 generously
accorded, me,
al W. IRWIN.
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cure in from one to three days -works
The Port Dalhousie, St. Catharines,
Ss Niagara Electric Railway comments.
ed to run their trolley cars, giving a
two-hour service between Port Dal-' .
housie turd St Catharines.
in most acute terms of rheumatism. 1 0.
in bed before col:renewing its use -4
bottles cured me.- Sold by J. E.
One man s testimony : spelt
t 6 weeks
Hovey --66
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• Mr. Arthur Nixon, aged 69, and his
wife, aged 67,died on Sunday' at theie
home in Hollin. •
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HELP TEIE OVERWORKED
HEART .-Is the great engine which
purapa life through your system hard
pressed, overtaxed, groaning under its
load because disease has clogged it?
Dr. Agnew's Cure' for tbe heart is
nature's lubricator and oleanser, and
daily demonstrates to heart sufferers that
it is the safest, surest, and most, speedy
rethat ant. mHeodiriecyaLs6c7ience knows-
Scomldebayy
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lAsthmaCasps
Too many asthma . sufferers give up
1 their search for cure, believitg that
their' particular case is beyond thecon-
trol of scientific treatment.• ,
1 It is only necessary to point an
such to a. new hcpe in Dr. Chase's
Syrup of 1,Anseed and Turpentine, the
one great remedy which* na.s proven
its efficiency not only as a prompt re-
lief, but also as a ;thorough cure for
asthma.
Mrs. George Budden, Putnarnville,
Ont., says :-"I feel it my duty to re-
conmend Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed
1and Turpentine, as I had the asthma
very bad; could get nothing to do me
good. A friend of mine persuaied me to
try this remedy, I did so, and it cured.
me."
'• It is impossible to &imagine a (better
treatment for asthma than Dr. Chase's
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine. It
soothes 'the excited nerves, clears the
bronchial tubes, gives prompt relief to
the frightful spastins, and, when used
g regularly. thoroughly and permanently
cures asthma. 25 cents, sal dealers', or
4. saimanson. Bates 8r Co,. Toronto,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
A. person that has lost appetite hart lost
something besides -vitality, vigor, tone,
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with 1118 to take Hood's Santo
parilla--that strengthens the stomach,
perfects digestion and makes eating a
pleasure. Thousands take it for spring,
loss of appetite and everybody says
there'e nothing else so good as }rood's.
For Over Fifty Years
Mite.WmAtoW'S 11002111145 Siren% has booe
used by millions of methers for their children
while teething,. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest, by it itiok obild suffering
and crying '%vitir pain of CiuttinTooth Mid fit
°nee and get IV bath) of "Mrs. WinsIow'ssooth-
ing Syrup ' for Children Teething. it will re.
nevothe poor itte Buiretor immediately. De-
penaupon ib mothers, there is no mistake about
it It 50108 Dinitlicea re Wales the Stoniaoh
and bowels, euree *ifld Colic, ioft511 the
misisY raj irelaVVrilgt aql.g.TAPiratvi
noouilng Syrup" for onildren teething is pinto
sant to 1110 taste and 18 the prctipt1On
of the oldest and hest female physicians end
nursee in the United States. Price twenty-nve
OOPER tal bottle . • sold byaOl druggiets throsigh
out the world.' Dent* arid ask for "Mrs.
'WINSLOW SOOTIIISOSVIPIN
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND—
GRANITE WORKS
The best class of work
procurable has been
manufactured here for
many yearspot.
Oliatoll Market Report
.Wlieat....., 0 63 to 05
GooseWheat t 0 12 to 0 63
Barley. .. . ........ ' 0 37 to 0 40
0 27 to 0 28
• Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linseed
0
5 and Turpentine._
Peas 0 60 to 0 6
Bye 0 90 10.0 4
Potatoes per bushel • 0 20 to 0 25
call on you is week after
WE WON'Tyour bereavement.
WE war make the week4o suit
the price.
WE WILL
WE WILL
Butter vol.... and crook .. 0 15 to 0,16
Butter in tub................0 13 to 0 14
Egge per doz.... ....... , 14 to 0 15
Hay ...... 7 00 to 8 00
Wool • 0 15 to 0 16
Live Hogs per ewt... ... 0 00 to 6 25
DressedPork per cwt..... 7 50 to 7 50
Flour per cwt. . 175 to 200
Bran per tou . . . ..11 00 to 14 00
Shorts per ton ........ - 15 00 to 16 00
Wool pet lb ....... ..- 1510 18
Dried Apples per lb .04 to 0 44
make the mica to suit,
the Work, 0
give you the choice of the
produetion of the world
in design and material, .
We are the oNtxprad.
tical men In Clinton in
our lino. 1)0 riot be
lelked into latticing your
order without first call-
ing on
ser•ss•see•S'srss
TO NERVOUS WOMEN
Mrs D. W. Cronsberry, of 168 Rich-
mond Street Toronto says i -e" My
daughter's nerves were so exhausted
and she was so week and debilitated
that she had to give up work and was
almoet it victim of nervous prostration.
Dr, Chaeri's Nerve Food proved an
elceenent remedy in restoring her to
health and strength. After having
need four boxes eh; id at work again
healthy and happy. 50 ate, a box all
dealers.
1400VER, PROP,•
Next t.0 Coretnereial Hotel. •
Lord Oeanborne, Under Secretary
Inc Foreign Affairs, hits admitted that
altueso-Chinese agreement has been
concluded which virtually places Man-
churia under Russian -protection,
geaforth Market Report'
Wheat........... .. 0 63 to 0 66
Goose Wheat * 0 63 to 0 65
... .... 031 to 040
Oats „,..,.„. .. . ...
Peas ..... 0 tiO tO 0 co
1ty.... V.1,4••••#•.". 087 t0040
Potatoes per bushel... , 0 25 to 0 80
Butter loose in crock,016 to 018
Butter intub ....... 016 to 0 10
0 16 to 0 16
Hay 7 00 to /50
•Live Hooper owt ...... 515 t
Dressed Pork per cart 0 00, 650
rlour per avt
Bran pet ton ...... ...„,„ 12
Shorts per 1
. Dried apples perlb.
o 1, 75
to 14 00
to 106
134 to 006
As a Food
For the Skin
Pewders may cover up the disfiguring
eruptions, but can never cure them, arie
are poeitively iniurious, because they
clog up the pores of the skin. Dr.
Chase's Ointment is a food for the skin. ,
It is readily abseebed, arid thoroughly
eures each and every ekin disease,
reeking the skin smooth, soft and cleer.
No woman's toilet is complete with- .
out Dr. Chases Ointment, for, besides
being the most perfect skin beautifier
obtainable, it eati be used ni it score of
different ways. It absolutely cures
ecsetria, gait rheinn s.nd the itching' 10
which women are especially trubieet.
When the feet are sore and ohafed
Nora walking an application of Dr.
Chase's Ointment takes out the Stnart-
ing and allele the inflammation in it •
surprieingly short time. Then tot
burns, scaldif and every tort of Olefin&
irritation or eruption of the okin, nr,
Chase's Ointiment affords- a oaf* and
certain cure. It has tome to be Indies
pensable In scores ef thousands re"
heintes ; cente a box, at all dealers',
Or Edtrianson, Bate& & Co., Toronto.
Dr. Chase's
Ointment.
Stalth Caroline, is abandoning the
sp#cles of practiont slavery recently
ertpeeed by .1udge Benoit,
This signature is 6neVery hot tf the genuine
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