The Clinton News-Record, 1901-03-14, Page 5••••0. "
MARCH 1.41 1901
THE CLINTON NEWS -R
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44,1.2 FIRE.! FIRE ! SALE.
NO! NO! IT WAS ONLY WATER.
We bought $1675 worth of goods that were rejected by a
wholesale b,ouse because they werer supposed to be
damaged by water
While our buyer Wa$ away visiting the large wholesale houses last week
looking for spring novelties, etc., by chance he came across a large consignment
of Dress Goods, Sateens, Prints, Cashmeres, Lace • Curtains, Gixigliams, Tickings
Table Linens, Shirtings,etc., amounting to $1675, which, were imported direot and
the wholesale house to whom they were consigned had refused them because the
oases were wet thinking the goods also were damaged. Our buyer made. it his
business to look carefully over them, aid anding them extra good value and nearly
all perfect with the exception ofa yarcl or so on the outside of the piece,he made
them an offer at a low rate on the dollar which was accepted. We, are going to
make a great sale of these goods and clean them out at .onee. This is perhaps a
little early for spring goods but look at the , chance. Inspect other. stocks then
come and see ours. These are the latest aid newest sprin,g goods that have ever
been oil store shelves, and are imported goods right up to date, not bankrupt stock
goods brought into town. to get rid of, It is our constant aim to give you the best
good.s and services. This is vastly of more importance than, (Price), but, do you
knoi . though. silent, he. is the most convincing salesman, we have.
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
85e Sprang Suitings; 360.
200 yard Spring Suitings 32 in..
wide, in green, blue, grey,
fawn and sage. These guods
are well worth 85c to 1-00,
und would make an excel- 0 C
lent euit or skirt, for per yd .0 U
45o Sargon for 25o,
100 yards of nice Serge, 40 in.,
in black, navy and cardinal. ,
Sorry that quantities of tnis
lot are sci 1 bu t enough
on hand to satisfy the early 0
corners 45c for .. . , ....... .4 U
$2 Suitings for $1.25
8 only, black Suit ends, 44 in.
goods, silk and wool mix-
ture. These are nuggets of
excellent value set in a
background of sterling re-
liability, $2 value for, • 25
250 Cashmere for 120
216 yards of Cashmere, 86 in.;
cardinal and purple„ some-
. thing nice for children's 1 0
wear, for ... . „ I A,2
Dress Lintngs.
Suit In Black rev $1,75.
52 yards only, black Serge,I 75
40 in. wide, a snap,6 yds for •
450 Spring Stiltings for 2f: ci.
190 yds Novelty Suiting, nice
patterns, in green, brovvn,
blue, 81in., our offor to sell ,
them at 20e a yard less than 0
the real value, for, .. . .. u
• •
45e New "Plaids for 30e,
. . ,
118 ytU hice dark Plaids, 36 in. Sateens—
700 yards good heavy Dress
Linings in all colors to lear flg
atper yard ......... ....... U
15c1 Linings for 10c .
420 yards liannette Linini48, I 0
wide width, regular 15c for I
619 yards Waist Linings all
colors, full Width, regular
1.5c per yd . . ... ........lIu
every yard is guaranteed to .
be thoroughly dependable In
quality, special Face .. ... NULL
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1131 Sititings for 50e
97 yards new Amazon Suiting
88 and 40 in., in purple,. new
fawn, these are favorites g
materials this season, per yd .UU
75 yards. Spring Suitings in
light grey, mid grey, new
fawn, 40 in., a bargain that
will be a consider:. le saying
for those who con2e to share g n
in it, .. . .. ....'......... *UU
85o Serges at 50e
68 yards of all wool Serge in
Meek and navy, 44 in., very
suitable for dresses and 50
skirts, nice spring weight.,
42 yards black Alpaca, 40 in.,
a nice shade 'of black, regu- n
lar 45c yard, for ;
• •
18e Sateens for 12o.
472 yards -28 in. Sat eens,hright
pretty finish; rn canitry,pink
blue, cream, rose andcardi-
nal, regular 18c yard for .. ; . I
Gingliatns
lOci Ginghams for fie
261 yards 24 in. Gingham in 6
plaid * Colorings, something
nice for ehildren's 'wear, n
gular )0c yd. for............
178 yards Apron Ginglia,M, 05
good width, for per yd..,....
859 Kid Gloves, 45;
Only a limited number of
Ladies' Kid Gloves, regu- 45
85e, for per
Corsets
• 65c Corsets for 25o
87 pairs ladies' Corsets, .
up-to-date, real nice; gocide, 0 C
regular price 06c, for 26c.
$1 Corset:3 for 55c
• 47 pairs D & A Corsets, long
waist. heavy Material, good C C
fitters; regelar $1.00 for .UU
Table Linens
80e Table Linen for 20a
78 yards Table Linen 54 in.
_wide, good beaVy weight,
regular 30c yard, for. ....
•135o Table Linen 490
.181 yards unbleached Table
Linen, yards. e, pretty
pattern, a real good werwrer
regular 75e yard,for
•
'70e Table Lin.en 35e
47 yards red and white Table
Linen, 58 in., real heavy
weight, good reverse, for...
Lace Curtains
80c Lace Curtains 15c
62 pairs nice Lace Curtains, a 1
real snap, yet: pair 30c, for
85o Lace Curtains 45o
• 21 pairs beautiful Lace Cur-
tains, 3 yards lodg, a bar- A g
gain at 85e,our Price till gone
Lace Curtains
28lopnagir.seLxatreae 0:idle, lanes. 03a4pyds., 29 .
at $2.00, for...,
Lace Curtaine
, 17 pairs' Lace Curtains,. 34
2 yde. long,60 wide,sorne-
. , thing natty, regular price 0 gfl
$3.75, for .. . • . LIM U
•
1$
Prints
•
-7e Prints for 5o. .
4,9
• 692 yards nice neat Prints in• •
stripes, plaids and cheeks,
25 in. goods, for per. ycl .0
• 10 Prints 17e
35 120 yds nice flowered patteronr
• Prints 28 in 're ular d f
•
140 Prints 11e •
865 yd. 30 in. Print a in reds,
blues and 'fancy patterns,.
O very suitable for wrappers,
something good and heavy. 1
weight, regular 14c, for • 1
Tickings
250 Tiokings 19c
100 yards heavy Feather Tick -
mg, nice pattern, regular.
• Skirtings
150 Shirtings for 1Oie
280 yards a8 and 30 in. men's
• Cotton Shirting'in blues and
. Oxfords,heaviest 15c in Can-
ada, this is a snap, per yard. 1 U2
Duck Pattting
110 yards black and brown
Duck, heaviest made, Win., 1. 7
• a dandy at 28o, for per yd 1
15c Duck kir 10c
Sl2yerdsDuck in poker dot,
plain !aloe; blue stripe, regu- I 0'
lar price, 15c yd., for .. .
paur • These goods are to be said at the above prices until all cleared out.
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79 yards 81 in. Ticking, a real
snap at 15c, for .1 0
Straw Ticking
112 yards Straw Ticking,54 in.
wide, close weave and a bar- .13
gain at per yard ..,
WE ARE IN HARLAND'S
BLOCK CLINTON.
Butter. .and Eggs taken. as Cash.
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To Rout or
For Sale Ads,
. THREE FARMS FOR SALE.
Three excellent farms on the 9th coneession
of Floderieh township are offered for pale.
1Caeh lot consists of 80 acres. On ono farm
there is fifteen acres of good bush, balance
under pasture. On the second lot there 48 a
goOd bushorchard and buildinge, partially
under cultis ation. On the third place there aro
7 acres of orchard, splendid buildings, good
water with windmillIn good order. This lot is
in a Todd state of cultivation. Farms will be
sold to one purchaser or in separate' lots.
Address or apply to
DR. 000K, Clinton.
lVfarch 8th.
FARM FOR SALE
• Part of lot 351n 13th Con Goderich Township
containing elity five acree, Good frame
house and barn and hearing orchard on the
premises. Only 2 miles from Clanton. •
For further particulars apply to R A.Hearn,
on the promises or
.1". MOUT Caton,
Feb.11th.
GALE FARM FOR SALE
•••••••••1,1•*
The aald Farm, one of :he best 100-aete forme
18 QOaorloh townddp, /given county. lot 17
and part 18 on the 801 con.% miles from Gocle.
1 -kb, 7 from Clinton. The farni contains r(Ood
buildings and fence, is Well watered and un-
derdrained. Largo orchard and garden. Wheat
gown slid plowing done. %Mild sell either 80
01 100 acres. AMIfiy te
WM. 00lILD, •
Feb.14. be the promises or fioderleh P.0,
FARM FOR SALE
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The Undersigned offers for sale 101; 80, don, 7"
Buliett, consisting 01 100 acres, 90 acmes cleared,
balance good hardwood hush.eliteny rnapie,
10 tteree in faktVheat, The let ie well watered
and fenced and would make is goad sleek tarn''.
There fa &good °tabard and two good barns.
The fain is 4 miles. from Clinton and, Mile
front Summer/till postofilee, chetah andsehool,
For further particulars apply on the premise'
or culdrees
WILLIAM wiktr,A.nn
Sept. 121;h. SuinnierhillF, 0,
HOUSE FOR SALE,
The subscriber otters tor sale a very fiesirable
property on Inapt street, consistieg of four lots
upon whith thure Is a ennifortaaile frame house
with kitchen and Weedshed attached, There
le a geed staler and a nrst-blass vrea of water
On ilreiniees. 1 he oreherd, eansistIng of grapes
and apples, is is good one The property win
besokiat 5 tea, a:mole figure for cob or*cesh
and balance On tfrao. Apply' to the owner on
the promised uni. 301414 4t/NOR
Minton Mat eth
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Thenndersigned offer. for ado the frame
r 'dwelling oe Albert Street north at 'errant. oe.
simied by Itev. T. J. blurdnek. Good tenet,
suer amble, cit., oto. For further particulars
applyto •
Cliatoll, Oct. iird.
'FARM FoR SALE.
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The undersigned 'offers for ante lot 20, con. 15 '
Ooderich township, consisting of 80 aerett, all
cleared. The lot is &tutted a* miles from
Clinton and 2 miles from achool. Possession
givi3n next fall. For further particulars. apply
on the premises to
. Vt013hRT RUM, Clinton P., 0.
March 'Tth.•
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
The undersigned win deliver atnaytteld from
the Bruce Ponineuls. On the opening of naviga-
tion, 10,000 cedar peste, Tops of posts 5 inches
up, length 8i feet. Price, 12 cents each.4LaplY
to James Thomson, hayfield. or
• 0100, A. TIIII,NER, Tirucefield P. 0.
March 9th. 7*
trimneramariiimulwaNwilimiemommi
W. GLEN CAMPBELL
Organist and Oholi,Master of North 'street
church, Goderich, and teacher of plane, pipe -
organ and theory, is prepared to take a limited
numbor_ef petals for instruction. Leave word
at the Clarendon Rotel.
'Will visit Clinton on Friday of each vveek,
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THE BEST COLD.CURE IS
EMULSION •GF
000 LIVER 011 °Its
Clinton ?had Report,
Wheat.....,..... ....... 0 sa to 0 '14
Goose: Wheat 0 12 ta 0 03
0 87 to 0 40
..... 0295o030
Peas„ .. 0 60 to 060
Rye • 0 40 to C 45
Pota,teesper bushel...”. 020 to 0 25
Butter rolls and crock ... 0 15 to 016
Butter in tub. .... . 0 13 to 0 14
Eggs per ..... C 113 to 14
Hay, ' 7 00 to 8 00
Wool....,..... . . ... . 0 15 to 0 16
5 50tod 00
7 50 to 150
,'l 75 to 200
. 15 00 to 1600,
iSto 18
04 to044
41114111116.
33on't you think so ? If not, their
you have never tried R. It has made
others well and it will Make you, too.
If you have not got the cold yet, take
Iit anyhow, it will build you " up,
strengthen you to throw off all the
colds coming your way.
We sell the regular 50c size for 35c
and the regular $1 size for 500 and
Live Hogs per cwt."
DressedPork per cwt
Flour per cwt
.. 15 00 to 15 00
Bran per ton .......
Shorts per ton-. --..
Wool per
Dried Apples per lb
guarantee it 50 Pure Norwegian Cod
Liver 011 With Hypophosphites of -
LIM° and Soda.
HB.COMBEy
Chemist and Druggist,
Gane of NOM
Having bought the Grocery
rind Crockery business so Success.
fully.carried on for the pink 12
years by J. W. Irw,p, and having
over 20 years' experience myself
in Wholesale and retail Grocery
rted Ornekery intsinees, I EiM con.
Merit / can keep up the good
reputatioo of the old. &in in
keeping nothing but tbe •very
best goOda at the: Itivve4Priees,
have reclueed all my
liTintevs Toilet and Tea Seta
to make room for my import or-
<ler which 1 expect In a few
month. Call and egainine goods
before you buy. No trouble to
show rods.
J. W. 1118COBB
—4
With reference to the above
,clialige in business I take this
oppertunitly of expiessing my
idricere thenks to my nutriorons
friends and customers for their
liberal support, during the past
12 years and lieepeak tor my sue-
tessor, J. W. McCabe, the sanie
liberal treatment so generously
Accorded me.
01 W5 Inwxist.
g
this signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BromoiQuiniae Tablets
the remedy that corm a cold Ifl ode day
Port Albert.
Miss Nellie ILivrkine is visiting at
Eincarcline at preeent,
Miss May Smith, Goderich, Sundayecl
with her parents.
Ur, 3. 3en. Lrawkitui Is home for a
short stay with his wife and family at
present.
Air. John McMillen left Tuesday for
Auetin. Manitoba. Ilia note& Miss Aio-
"Zonate, went with him.
Mrs. John Campbell is at present con-
fined toher room under the care of Dr.
Case.
It is with much regret that the citizens
of this village learned on Saturday that
Mr. Henry (Away of Shepparclton, once
a general merchant in the village, is
dangerously W vrith Woad peisioning
and Is doubtful of recovery.
Mr. T. G. Allen, Dungannon, Wali in
this village on Saturday.
15 18 rnmored that R.j. II,DeLong is
going to leave the village and that the
Royal hotel is going into new hands,
Large quantities of ice have been stor,
ed away the past ten days for the awn -
mer use,
Mr, Geo. Efawkins Sr, is under the
weather the peat week.
geove Dalton and Councillors Stothers
and McIntyre of Ashfield were in the
village on Saturday inspecting the side
dam, They must be looking for another
flood, That's right, nothing like being
sate, gentleman,
Some person was good enough to
poison several dogs in the village with-
in -the past tyro weeks.
Mr, Walter Steel of the neighborhood
is busy taking out timber for a barn
We notice that the name of one of
citizens in this section as one of the
Census enumerators for West Huron,
No doubt he reade an early and strong
pull for the lob being one of the faithful
ones of late and no doubt that he will
dans good a job as he did vvhile deputy
returning officer in the last election.
Rev. M. Turnbull, rector St.George's
Goderioh, officiated here on Sunday
afternoon, Ur. Goldberg being in (Edoa.,
rip)), •
O DISBASES OF CEHLDRBN "
• Measles, Scerlet, Fever and the many
exhausting diseases of childhood fre-
quently leavea the little sufferers in a
weakened and debilitated condition Of
health from vvhich it is difficult to res.
Cure them except py the regular use of
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. This promo-
tion is admirably auited to the require-
ments of children, and has such an
invigorating and restorative inflence on
the system RS to make weak, puny
children healthy, plump and active.
• NO -
WADE -In Fordwich, on Feb.24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Wade, . a
daughter,
REIHM-In Fordwich, on Feb. 28, to
Mr.and • Mrs.Ezra Reih ro,a daughter.
'WILSON -In Fordivioh, on Feb. 29, to
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wilson, a
, daughter. ,
flay,on the 6th of Marchilie
wife of Adam Case, of'a daughter. .
HALE -In Exeter, on .the,7th of March
the wife of W'ni. Hale of a daughter.
ALLAN --In ITsborrie,on the 28th of
Feb. the wile of Benjamin Allan, of
a son. • •
KENNEDY -,In . Blyth, on February
271;h,the wife of Mr. John Kennedy,
of a son, . • '
TAMA.N-In Mullett, on March 1st the
wife of Mr. Henry Taman, of a
daughter: . •
GARNESS.-In Morris, on March lst, to
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Gramm, a son.
FRENCH -lin Fullarttin, on the 4th of
, March,' Mrs. Wm. French, of a
. daughter.
BAIST-In Winghern,on Maro12-5th,the
wife of Geo. Haist ; 5800.
$40KENS fl ME -In Dashwood, March
5, the vrite of B. M. Brokenshire, of
a daughter, • •
ALLEN -In Usborne, Sunshine Line,on
Feb. 28, the wife of Mr. Ben. Allen
of a son
MERRITT--At Dungannon, on the 4th
of March, the wife of Jno. Merritt,
of a daughter.
WHAT WOULD THEY GIVE 7
It samba a waste pf time to warn
people against neglecting coughs and
colds, but what would victims of core
euroption and pneun3onia give if their
disease were only in its beginning, if it
were only a dough or cold. Deadly
lung diseases begin with colds that
could certainly be °lived by Dr. Chase's
Syrup otLinseod and Turpentine, the
great preecription which not merely re-
lieves but thorOughly cures Cough and
cold together*
Mr. Andrew Carnegie has offered
$100,000 for a library at Ottawa,.
imams
Come to tbe surface in the spring as in
no other sealion. It's a pity they don't
run themselves all off that Way ; but in
spite of pimples and other eruption,
they mostly remain in the system.
That' bad. Hood's Saraparil la removes
them and oures all the painful and dis-
figuring troubles they cause. Nothing
else cleanses the system and clearthe
complexion like Hood%
The bonus of $10,000 to Hess Bros'
Bent Chair Company was carried at
Listowel,
For Over Fifty Years
IVIES.WinsLOW'S SoOrnirito Elitetre has boos
used by millions of mothers for tHeir children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying With pain of Cutting' Teeth send at
once and get a bottle of "MM. Winslow's sooth-
ing Syrup' for Children Teething. It will re.
neve the poox itte sufferer immediately. De -
peed upon it, nothers, there is no Mistake about
it. It cures hiarrhrea, regulates the Stomach
and bowels, mires Wind Colic softens the
Gums, reducesInflammation, and givea tone and
energy to the whole system. "blre. Winslow'
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea-
sant to the taste and is the preecription of one
of the Meat and best female physidiane and
nurses in the United States. Price twenty-five
cen:8 an bottle, Sold by All druggists through
out the world." Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Iser,o-W 800TMNO firlil/P.
Milwaukee telegraph and telephorie
Wires suffered severely in Sunday's
Seaforth Market Iteporti
Wheat ........... 0 63 to 0 04
Goose .. . . . , 0 0 to 0 08
Barley.... 0 88 to 0 40
0 87 to 0 40
Potatoes per bushel 020 to 025
Butter loose in orook...... 0 16 to 0 17
Butter in tub - 0 le to 0 10
Eggs per doz.-, 0 17 to 018
Hay. ..... . . 00 to 8 00
Live Hogs per ewt......- .0 00 to 0 00
Devised Pork per cret.-.. 7 00 to 7 50
MOM' per cwt,,.. ... . . 1 00 to 2 15
Bran per ton 14 Off to 13 00
Shorts per ton.**-",..... 15 00 to 10 00
Dried apples per lb... 084 to 0 06
*bet AM:
Wood's rhospicaluo
medicine
c...4i Malta, in Candd14 only reu.
able cine diectiltaNd. 841, Sold and retionimended by all
1744 gmat IhritOri Rohe* ._
guaranteed to afire au
Offhe , Borns Wen hese, ill efSwts o1 51*45
tireless, Mental Worry, Rayon's heb Of To.I
Woe, Opiiini or Ittinielants. Mailed on reeeipi 1
clg,M0. one patict st. ale,* °wog poor,
Imilitie WelaitimrsorgaurTto
Po Sale by, Watts ken., tl. Ilovey,H.
IL Oorrthe and 13, li, Reekle.
A Minister's
Experience.
feo far as is 'known there is no other
treatment for plies no WondertuIlY
prompt and effective as Dr. • Chase's
Ointment. tills preparation has never
yet been knoWn to fail to turd pileiL•
It st600 the itching at *nee, and nest-
tively and thoroughly cures PlieN of
every feral.
ttev. .7. A. Baldwin, Baptist Minieteito
Arkona, Ont„ writes :- 'For over Wen*
ty years X was a great eufferer front
Roiling and protruding pilotr used
many reititiatee and underwent three
very pairiftti surgiell OPerailenk all
wItheut obtaining anY Permanent
benefit. When about to tclitt1 UP in
despair, I was told to use Dr. Chate'e
Olutinent, and did ao, finale* relief at
once. X used three boxes, and am at.
riest entirely cured. The itching is all
gone. I have adviata others to use it,
believing it would Intre them, "sai it ha*
Me
Dr, Chium's Ointment, SO 001111 130X
at all dealers', or Ednianion Bator ik
ComPani, Toronto.
Dr. Chaste.
Ointrytont
14*
i"Expertence Is the
Best Teacher."
r rho experience of mom has demon*
strafed Mot Rood's Sarsaparilla the
perfect remedy for ail troubles of ths
blood, stomach, nerves, bowet,s, liver and
anct Mot « Otparts strenoth,
vigor and vitatity. Overy tesamontal
The voice of experience to,you,
Dyspepela—•"Rood'' Sarsap.srala
a (rand medicine. It has cored me of
cCyspepsta. Iffy btooct vas so Poor inid
trt Me hottest weather I' fell coldrho
great making enriched my brood and
made me feet <aural." Mrs, fames
Arat,stir Pint:tete Beilevilte, Ont.
MAltItIAGES.
JOHNSTON-JOHNSTON-At the rec-
tory in Bayfield on March 5th, by
• Rev, B. O. Jennings, Mr. John
Johnston to Mrs. P. Johnston of
Stanley township, near Blake.
MACARTHUR-ROSSER-At the real -
dance of the bricle'e parents,on. Feb,
270, by Rev. A., R. Park, Mr. Ken-
neth Me.oarthur, to Sadie E., only
Ailsa
,tiotorraigq.i .Mr. Joseph Reeser of
•
1ILASON-THIBIDEAU- At the red -
dance of the bride's father, on the
27th of Feb, by the Rev..M. C.
Cameron, B. A., W. A. Mason, of
Howick to Violet daughter of
Louis Thibideau, of Eforrieten.
111o1EIL -MAUNDERS-.Ab the reel-
denoe of the bride's parents,Morris,
.on February 27th, by Rev. John
Hoinies, Hector J. McNeil of Oak -
villa, Manitoba, to Miss Annie,
O daughter of Mr, and lea. Thomas
Maunders.of Morris. '
MILLER-ESLEIV---At the residence of
the bride's uncle, Blake, on March
• 7th by Rev. S. Acheson, Mr, W. G.
Miller, of Sault Ste Marie, Michigan
to Miss Mary Miler, neice of Mr. I
Eggleson Esler. ,
8COTT-1:1011MAN.-In Mitchell, on
• Feb. 20th, by Rev. R. Whiting, Mr.
Arohy Scott, of Duluth, Wis. ,son of
the late T,R, Scott, of Etma, to
Raohael, daughter of Mr. John Hol-
man, Mini. •
LEMON--.ADAIR -At the residence of
the bride's parents, on the 6th of
Marob by Rev. Mr. ThoraPson, Mr,
Leonard Lemon, to Edith, daughter
of Mr. G. Adair, all of Logan.
• MARRITT-HEIBEIN-- In Gorrle, on
• Feb. 275h, Mr, 3. Merritt, of Proc-
tor), to Miss Alvin•% Ileibein, of
Gorrie. •••
TIODGINS-HAMILTON--In
on March 6th, by Rev. G. J. Abey,
,Albert 0. Eledgins of Biddulph to
Mien Nellie ,ro, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Hamilton of ifoXillop.
60 SPECIALISTS ON THE CASE, -
in the ordinary run of medical' praotioe
a greater number than this have treat-
ed cases of chronic dyspepsia and have
• failed to euro- but Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets (60 in a box at 35
cents cost) have made the cure, giving
relief in one day. These little "special-
iste "have proven their real merit. -Sold
by J. E. Hovey --72 •
DEATHS'.
lifoCARTNEY-In Hohnesville On Sun.
day, Mach 9th, Thomas IL McCart-
ney aged 32 years, 2 months and 19
days. •
MORRISON-In ' Kincardinetp., on
Feb. 25, Isabella Munro, relict of
the late Mr, John Morrison, in the
85th year of her age.
MURRAY-In Woodstock,on Mar. 2nd,
Jane Murray (late of Caliamet,Mich.)
relict ot the late Angus. Murray, 9th
Con., Kincardine, aged 63 years.
CHAPLIN--In Huron tp., on Sunday,
Feb. 24, Thos. Chaplin,. aged 39
years.
COLTANS—In Kincardine Ip., SAC
urclay March 2nd, Ben Collins, aged
23 years,
SAAKEL-In Fullerton on the -28th of
February, August Saakel, aged ' 80
years. • •
KEMP-In Hibbert,• on the 2nd of Mar-
ch Fanney daughter of Mr. Sohn
Ken2P aged 22 years and Il roonthe.
MoINNES-In Morris, on March 1st,
Archibald McInnes, aged 71 years
and 1 month.
WILSON -In Attwood, on Friday, Mar.
lst, Wm, H. Wilson, aged 36 yearn)
10 monthe and 2 days.
WALKER -At Mount Jewitt, Penn.,U.
• S. on March fircl, Mrs. Mary Wal-
ker, (formerly of Grey), aged 82
years. •
CUTHERTSON-In Attwood, on March
ist, Alex. Cuthertson,aged 35 yearS,
months and 2 days.
KERNEY-In Morris, on March 6th,
LorneMillor,son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Kerney, aged 8 months and
18 days,
PATRICK -In Tuokeramith,on March
4th, Rachael Niche!, wife of Mr.
Montgomery Patrick, aged 23 years,
la months and 4 days.
HALLS- in ElimvilIe, on Feb. 285h,
Minnie Halls, aged 31. years, 3
months.
GILL -In Exeter, on March 1st, Mary
Sweetnian, beloved wife .of Frank
Gill, aged 55 years, 8 months.
TREBLE -In Exeter, on Mara) 2nd,
John Treble,aged 63 years,9 months
and 2 days,
1101AZMAli In Crediton, on March
1st, Mary Holtzman, beloved wife of
George IfOltzman,Sr.giged 68 years,
ID months and :1/ days.
liALLOOX- In Midland, Mich. on Jan -
nary 28, Sarah Then tyinan,forinerly
of Bayfield,cousin of R. E.Stowden,
of Stanley, beloved wife of the late
S. 13,E:fetlock, of Witukegan,Illitiois,
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'HAVE VOLT ECZEMA ?-ilave you
any skin dieease or eruptions? Are you
subject to chafing or scalding? Dr.
lignew'a Ointment prevents and cures
any and all of these, and cures
Bleeding sect Blind Piles besides, One
application brings relief in ten minutes,
and eases cured in three to six nights,
35 cents. ---Sold by 3, E. Hovey -71
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CLINTON
MARBLE
AND -
GRANITE WORKS
The best Claes of work
procurable has been
manufactured here for
Many years past.
WE wart call on you it week after
your bereavement,
WE wool. make the work to suit
the. price,
WE Wumake the price to suit
the work.
WE ma givo yeo the choice of the
production of the World
In design and material.
We are the ONLY pree-
tical men In Clinton in
our line. no not be
talked In to placing your
order without fleet call-
ing on tie.
J. B. HOOVER, PROP
Neat to Commercial Hotel,
BIC HARDWARE BARGAIN SALE
Of part of the extensive stock
of J'ohnoop Bros., Seam th.
OOMMENCiNG SATURDAY, MARCH rn
A.5 our etore in the Old
Brick Block, Clinton.
Including Stoves, Tinware, Graniteware, Paints and Oils,
Fence Wire, Spade e and Shovels, ilarVeS b Toole and a gener-
al stook of Buildera' Hardware at about wholesale prices and
lose. We give you a eample of a few prices below. In fact
we have bargains in every line and no mistake. Come and
• see for yourself. Any person contemplating building „I'm -
requiring anything in nails, glass, American Field Fence or
any kind of fence wire, Call and let Pa figure with you.'s
HARDWARE
Regular 40e and 50e for $ ,25
if 260 for .1.8
;$
Stable Lanterns
O Dash Lanterns
Harness Dressing
Harness Oil
Horse Bits
Butcher 'Knives Regular
Whips
Curry Combo
$g
Horse Brushes
Body Bells
String Bells
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Table Knives
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Hand Saws
Hammers
tt
Wringers
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Teapots
10 qt. Tin Pails
14 qt. Tin Pails
Pudding.PMIS
Wire Broilers
Plate Handles
• Vegetable Strainers
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pe
20e for .15
26c for :1$
36e for ,28
500 for •
75c for ,56
$2.25 for 1,70
50c fbr .88
750 for .56
25e for .18
30c for ,24
for 8c and .12
20e for .15.
25c for .18
30c for .20
set $1.75 for ,1,3.0
for 1.15
75c for .65
80e for .60
1.25 for • .85
1.25 for 1.00
750 for .55
85c for • .65
25c for .17
• 50e for • ,38
3 00 for 2,65
Ct
Cc
TINWARE
Regular
20c
16c
• 2t.c
100
8c
15c
10c
15c
4C• 12c
GRANITEWARE
' Teapots Regular
• .4
Basting Spoons
Pie Plates
Cups
Mugs •
Wash Basins
Sance,Pans
Pudding ?MIS
• Pry Pans _
A few sets of Mrs. Potts' Irons at.
Al Goods at Bargain Prices Strictly Cash.
HARLAND BROS.
oL4NT0N AND sEAFORTH.
.for $ .15 '
for- .12 .
for
for
for
for • , .06
for .10
for .05
for: .10
for .08
50c for $ ,38
600 for • -.48
10e for .08
100 for .08 •
12c • for , • .08
150 • for .09
400 for .30.
850 : for •' .25 '
25e for .20'
35e for .28 '
18e for • .12 '
250 for .18
45e •for .35
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cKINNON
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Like the unfolding of a flower you behold new beauty and daintiness
every day in our Mammoth Cash Store. New novelties and fashionable
fabrics are beitig shown in pleasing variety and no matter how often you
comesome new fabric will attract attention and win your admiration.
Nov is the time to study the trend of fashions for spring and summer.
Correct ideas can,be learned to best advantage by frefinent visits to this
store. We are glad to have you cotne and wilt cheeerfully show you any-
thing you wish tone. Ask to,seer these goods next time you, come :
New Prints, in light and dark &lore, 28 to 30 inches wide,
new patterns, fast colors,•regular Sc, for 5c.
New English Prints, wide width, soft finish, fast colors :a- -
new floral designs, at 10c and 12*c.
Printed Sateens, wide width, soft finish, in black and
colored grounds, at 1.5c and 17e,
Colored Satanas, in new blue, royal purple and b/ack and
white grounds, with fancy scroll, floral and polk dot
effects, at 20c, 25c and 30c.
Golden Draperies, in all color, at 10e, 124c and 15c. .
Art Muslina, new patterns, bordered, at Sc,
Black Brilliantine Lustres,bright silk flnish,new goods and
best blacks, 38 to 44 inches wide, front 20e to 75c par yd.
New Homespun Suitings, 56 inches vvide,two toned effects,
a nice range of colors, at 90c.
Bleck Poplins, 40 to 45 inch e's wide, fine cord, suitable for
mourning or general wear, 50c and 75c.
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