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CLOTHING • CLOTHING:
We are now prepared with a fall stock of Olahing for the rush that will be
upon us in a few short days. Easter is drawin.g close upon you and your Over-
coat or 'Ulster, as the case may be, is beginning to be a little too warm but you
might be afraid to look under your coat, but come and see us we will try and
make a transformation scene for you both in quality of cloth and smallness of
price. We have bought 89 Travellers' sample Suits for spring which we think
are a dead snap at the prices quoted below, they are usually a1 little better made
than regular stock because they have to bear such a rigid. e*amination• These
suits will be on sale Th.ursdayonorning and these prices will be adhered to until
allthese Suits are cleared out
P, S.—We have a tailor in connection and if these suits or any suit we sell
wants alteration we do it free and while you wait.
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Brownie suits 2.75 Boys' Suits for 1.95
i $ J.nst to hand in dark and light colors Boys Brownie
1 75 to 1•75110 Suits only, navy Wire serge, boys' two piece snits, something
Suits from'. .„ ,,, ... , . . . 4 that will wear well, peat fitting coat wit n'belt, regular 82.75
fee the suit ' ' ': •:::: , ,:::: 1 95
8,50 Men's Suits for 6.50
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Youths' Suits Special
.Young men wearing snits,size 81,82.
33, 24, can get a dead snap in a suit
of clothes that are up-to-date at
about one half the regular price,
we have too many of these nutu.
hers and hence this is the way we
• take to move them, a good suit 0 C
for , U.UU
10 special value Men's Suits in. dark #
- blue, grey tweed, latest citt pants, .
neat fitting, vest, coat up-to•date,.
beet farnaer's satin,dorible silk stitch-
ed and well worth $8,50; while they g
iast our price is, „, ... . . . . , ... U.UU
10.00 Men's Suits tor 7.50
Young and up-to-date men will find it
worth their while'seeing this suit, it
is a winner at $10 -Ina we bought
these goods rivirt and here they are,
come and • ask to see the wonderful •
. suit, made of 'good summer weight '
. tweed, in nice pretty patterns,. latest
• cut .pants, coot. and vest finished
' equal to tailor-made suit I .UU
1.50 Pantsfor 1.00
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14.00 Suit for. 9.75
Gents' Suits in nice fine tweed, net
dark pattern,double breasted vest,
coat silk stitched and lined with
best black Italian linings,' solid
. sleeve linings and heavy canvass,
something fit for best wear aid -.a n 7 E
Men's good tweed general purpose winner at $14, our mice O. I U
Pants, heavy linen thi ead sewn,
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warranted not to Sniethin
p. gyon
1.50
can rely upontregular $1.50 a pair for
90c Overalls for 65c
100 pairs, heaviest blue, • grey or •cot-
tonade color Overalls, really- the :
heaviest weight made, wellsewn and '
rivetted, with or without apron, weU• g
worth 90c,• our price. . • • U
12.00 Snit for, 9;00
.A real beautiful ligtit. colored • sum-
' • Wirer 'tweed .suit, lined with best
. Italian linings, piped edges,donble
: breasted vest, latest 'coat and vest
buttonstpants latest cut with neat
kneelpring,_ a bargain at $12, our
pride till sold opt
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The Unfit FOr Frr0111
114 Innifganloon.
Eclitorialviglianceis the only eafeguard
against errors in magazinesmaking.
EverY tirade that ie pUblished in The
Ladies' Home Journal, for inStanoet. ia
read at least four times in, Manuscript
form and allstatrnenta or feet verified
before Roes to the printer. Then it
is read and reviged by the proofreaders;
goers back to the author for hie revision;
Is re -read by the editors three or
more times, at different atages; and
again by the proof-readere potalbly half
a dozen time additional. Thin; each
article is read at least fifteen and rifted'
twenty times atter leaving the author's
bandit until' it reacbee tho public) •eye,
But with all this unremitting vigilance
errors of the most obvious kind occaa-
ionelly eseepe observation until
perhaps the final reading, but it is rare
indeed, that an inaccuracy hide a itself
in the pages seourely enough to fp
through e magazine's edition.
these lines kir youraelves before purchasing elsewhere. . . • ' -
i for spring *ear that we bought from a Manufacturer.ats a lew rate on the dollar, not.bankrupt stoA or old stock
but brand new shoes and up-to-date as .a few priCeS quoted below will show. All. we ask you is to come -and see
Well, what about Shoes?. • Just simply this, we have quite a large assortment of New Shoes just to hand
.: 4. 31toes ... Jhoes .. 41toes . .. -
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for 1'60 a :1e4d I
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heavy leather, solid insoles', good up- heavy soles, nice dark pattern . tops, . sewn, nice neat to cap, something •
60. 3:550 Plow Shoes fc)r 75c
Gents' up-to-date Dongola Kid Lace or .
Gaiter Shoes, extension sole, McKay
1.65 Shoes for 1.16 . . 2.00 Shoes
Misses Kid Lace Shoes, i'ies 8, Eli, 9, flit, 1 , 1 K .Ladies' Lace Walking Shoes,good heavy', • 62,pairs Men's Heavy Plow Shoes, solid 7 c
10, really' good value at $1.65; our price I . I U extension Sole,. nice neat toe, some ' ' sules, regular $1.25 our price .. . .. ..... .1 U
• thing for present street wear, Shoes for 1.00 •
1.25 Shoes for 95C . . bargain at $2 a pair, Our Price...-. ... . .
- Misses' and BoyF, Pebbled Leather Lace . 3.25- Shoes for 2.26 -. . . . Men's Lace or Gaiter Shoes,solid leather
. -insoles, neat toe cap. real 'good tops ' ' •
and Button Shoes, real good uppers• •
and hard leather sole. these shoes are • • Ladies'Hutton andsLace Vice Kid Shoes, and hard sole, a dead snap at $1.50,
'• claimed to be real good wearers and • n a .something very choice, all Sizes, regre I' 00
2 25 Qur 'Pelee
,.... ' --our best line, regular $L40 a pair, for , .01J lar price $3.25, our price
. 2:75. Shoes. for 1.75 ;
1,35 ShOS for 950 1.25 Slippers for. 75c
WoMen's Button or Lace Shoei,in good :Carpet Slippers,faMd with leother,good'
peva and a genvine sole, all sizes,a realA C regular price $1 25, our price 7 g nice for spring wear, regular $2
nuggett at $1 85, our price
our price.
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$ . .
Watch this space for Dress . oo s
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and .Lace*Curtain.s nox.vcreek . ... .
Butter' and Eggs ta;ken as Cash. •
WE ARE IN. HARLAND'S-
$ BLOCK CLINT-ON. : .
$'i' ,x --I 30 . ' I‘T,30 W .. SVIICIELI , - Cf]LailEATt11,1‘1" $ -
........4........o.ria. 44.:AR.-116,16.,nbrket iaviii.A.....gwa ib,newlst."4.-ia"16,41bAlb."11weivqa. 4e."‘..-gb,Aer-wWibploy ibrib...p.e‘bpooftwilibegivili,asb, Alb, ..16....gb, .11,AI,,
. HOUSE TO RENT. ITh
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To Rent or - Upshall „house on Victoria street near the
Grand Trunk station.
The undersigned offers for rental part of the Oftange of Business
olilltoll Market Report.
' Mite, TRere.'000k, • • Having boright the Grocery Wheat . • 0 63 to 04
Clinton, March 23rd. • and Crockery business so success- Goose Wheat 0 92 to 0 03
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For Sale Ads. FARM FOR SALE.
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years by J. W. Irryn, end having
fully carried on for the past 12 Baxley . , ,
over 20 years' experience nlYself Oats.. ... . . ..... .......... 0 29 to 0 30
0 37 to 0 40
• . in wholesale and, retail Grocery Fees ' 0 60 to 0 60
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_ Tho undersigned pffers fir sore•
lot 20, con. 15' ' . . • and Crockery briefness, I am" owl- Rye, ' 0240 to C.45
Goderiell township, consisting of 80 acres. all fident I can keep up the good Potatoes per bushel 0 2/J to 0 25
THREE FARMS FOR SALE. cleared. The lot is situated 8i miles from
Clinton and 2 miles from sehool. Possession reputation of tbe .old firm in
keeping nothing hot the yery Butter rolls and croek 0 14 to 0 15
Three excellent- farms on the 9th concession Mt tho promiees to • . hest goods at the lowest prices. Butter in Ob... „ .. ..„ , 0 14 to 0 15
•given next fall. Per further particulars apply
of Goderich township , aro offered for sale. 11013ERT HUCK, Clinton.P., 0. 1 have reduced all in3r Eggs per doz...... ... . 0 10 to 0 11
there is fifteen acres of good bush.' balance Ma •ch lth. .
dinner, Toilet and Tea Sets ' HAY' 7 00 to 8 00
Each lot consists of 80 acres. On ono farm
under -pasture. On the second lot there 18 a ...- Wool , 0 15 to 0 10
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good bush, orchard and buildings, Partially to make morn for my iinport or -
7 Oros of orchard, splendid buildings, good
- •, der which I expect in a few Live llogs per cut ..... - 0 00 to 0 00
under, cultii alien. On the third place there are CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE..
water with windmill in good order. This lot is '
will be The undersigned will deliver at Bayfle14 from months. Call and examirie goods Dressec1Pordc per 'cwt • 7 00 to 7 25
in a ,rood stato of cultivation. Farms .
sold fq one purchaser or in scpareto lote. the Bruce Peninsula on the opening of navigii- • before yen bilY. No trouble to Flour per cwt. .. . .. .. ., „1 75 to e 00
March 8th. to James Thomson, Baylleld, or show veils.
Adclrese or apply to tion, 10,000 cedar posts, Tops of posts 5 inches Bran per ton... ' . . 15 00 to 15 00
COOR, Clinton. en, length tii feet. Prietioacents.each. Apply
J. W. ITIGGOBE. Shorts per ton ..., .. .., 15 50 to 16 00
March Rh. 7. WOol per lb .... 15 to 18
................A.......* GEO. A. 'rumoat, Brumfield P. 0.
FARM FOR SAI -E With pefe,,ence to the above Dried Apples per lb.. ... . ..01 to 0 4.k
change in business I take this .
Part of lot 35 in 130h Con. Godcrich Township opportunitiy or expt essine my •
containing sixty five acres. Good frame _
house and born and bearing Orchard on the CEMENT FOR SALE.
end
eineere thanks to my numerous
premises. Only 2 miles from Clinton. -- n
frid
For further particulars apply to It. A.Ilearn, Thorold Clement for sale by. Manzs ancustomers for their
Manzi Carter, liberal support during the past
on the promises or ,t, raboui, canton. corner William and Princess streets, Clinton.
Special rates on ear lots, Estimates given on 12 years and bespeak toe my suc-
cessor, j, VV. McCabe,
Fob Ilth cement walls and ileOandrtl arid silos. All work
liberal treatment ao the same
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satisfactorily done all orders promptly
GALE FARM FOR SALE attendee to. • ' accorded me. enerously
• J": W. riEt WIN..
A CATA.R1111 SPEUIALIST.
tartJarnea Spence, Clachan, On., says
-et have been a sufferer from catarrh
for 15 years, whioh beoarn chronic. 1
have spent a lot ol money and consulted
several doctors, among others a special-
ist in London. I have tried. everything
I could bear of or see advertised with-
out doing me any good. But thanks to
Dr.Chase'sOatarrh Cure, lam complete.
ly cured after using three boxes of it.
I reoomend it to anyone Buffering from
catarrh,
William 'tole, a Bowmanville -drag-
gist, took a doze of prussic acrid in wive
take.and died in a few minutes,'
NERVOUS -NESS AND NERVE.
The more nerveus a man .eis the less
nerve he has. That sounds paradoxical'
-but it isn't; for nerve is stamina.
Hood's Sasaparilla gives nerve, •It
tones the whole system, perfects digest-,
ion and assimilation, and is therefore
the best medicine a nervous person can
take.
If you get tired easily. mentally or
physically, take it -it will do you good.
It is reported dm Hon, Dr, Borden
is considering a scheme of pensions for
the permanent militia corps.
"Never cult Certainty
Too may We Hood's Sarsaparilla for
alr diseases arising from or promoted by
impure Wood with perfect confidence that
if will 00 you good. Never take any sub-
stitute, In Hood's Sarsaparilla you have
The be medicine money can buy. It
cures,- completely and permanenily,-.
when others fail to do any good.
Tonic -41 Uwe Wen Iloocrs Sarsa-
parilla as a Ionic and general builder of
ifie system with excellent results, fi re-
efores vitatify, drives away Mai tired feel-
ing, quiets The nerves and brings refreshing
Steep." John Y. Pederson, Whitb,y, Ont.
• AlAlitHIA ES
PEA Et- FORREST.-At the residence
of Anson Shaw, Morrie, on Match
20th, by Rev. D. Roper) Harry
Fear to Miss Addle Forrest, both of
Morrie,
10100ALL-1IRKBY.-.At the residence
of the bride's parents, Morris, on
March 20tb, by Rev. Win. Peoltall,
Tbs. 0. McCall to Miss Lizzie,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George
Kirkby, all of Morris. '
STRAOHAN-MURDOOET.-At Luck..
now, on March 20th, by Rev. A.
)(Tad -Coy, Jas. Stracban of 'Toronto,
to Mia Kate Murdoch of3.0ucknow,
WIIII'SP:-FRAZER.-In Dublin on the
lath of March, by Rev, J. Tkerrin
of Mitchell, Mary Jane Frazer of
Dublin, to Mr. Frank Wilts° of Mc-
Killop.
MeNABB-SWAI.,LOW:-At Grace
church, Winnipeg, on March 12, by
• Rev •Solomon Cleaver, pastor of the •
•' • church, Mr, Andrew Blair McNabb,
of Thornhill, elan., to Miss Mlle,
youngest daughter of Ur, John
H. Swallow of•MoKillop, Opt.
BURNETT-11 A OKENZIE.-A t the
• residence of the bride's mother, Mrs
Donald Mackenzie, Kincardine, on
Wednesday,1VIarch 20th,by tbe Rev.
- J. 16 Murray, D. D., Arabel, fifth
daughter of the late Donald Mac-
• Kenzie, to Edmund Taylor Burnett
of Roanoke, Virginia,
WITMER-GALLIVIAN- At the real-
dence of the bride's parents, 14th
con., Hay, on 21st of March, by the
' Rev, Finkbeiner, Mr. Isiah Wit-
mer to Miss Mary Gellman, both or
[lay, -
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GET WHAT YOU ASK' FOR.
• When you ask for any of Dr. Chase's
Remedies look tor his portrait and signa-
ture en the boX, otherwise you may get
an imitation. Beware et the druggist
who tries to induce you to take some-
thing said to be "just as good." If. he
substitutes medicines he will substitute
drugs in prescription. Insist on getting
what you ask for and remember that
there are no family remedies to be com-
pared to those of Dr.A.W.Ohase, author
of the famous Recipe Book.
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Joseph Dean, a Stratford boy of six-
teen years, attempted to commit
cide by cutting his throat with a•
PILE TERROR SWEPT A W .--D r.
Agnew's Ointment stands at the bead as
a reliever, healer, and sure cure forPiles
in all forms. One application will give
comfort in a few Minutes, and three to
six days' applivation according to directs
tions will cure chronic cases, It relieves
all itohing and bureing-skin diseases in
a day.25cents-Sold by J .E. Hovey -79.
.• • • For-Over.Fiity. Years • . . •
MRS.WiNSLOW'S .SOOTIIING SVIIIIP has bow
acid 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 it bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing Syrup" for Children Teething. It will .re-
lieve the poor - itte sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, nothers, there is no niietake about
it. It mires Diarrlice_,_a regulates the Stomach
and bowels, cures Wind Colic softens .the
Giims, reduces Inflammation, anegives tone and
energy to the whole kystem. "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea-
sant to the taste and is the prescription of one
'of the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price tWenty-live
een:s an bottle. Sold by alldruggists through
but the world," Be sure and ask • for "Mrs.
'WINSLOW SOCPTHPal Syeur. . •
Mrs. Gauthier and five children were ,
burned to death at 'Little Cascapedia,
•Que., as the -result of a coal•oil stove
explosion. • . ,
When it Hurts
To Cough
The cough that hurts, ,the cough that ,
. , .
getS• tight in the chest is daily getting
deeper and deeper into the bronchial.
:tubes and is making directly for the
lungs, to become pneumonia; inflamma-
tion of the lungs or consumption. •'
Such coughs are sometimes referred.
. to as "graveyard congbs,",.hecanse they
usually bring their 'victimto that last
.Syrnp .T.Anneed. and •
restingDre boalace.se,f
Turpentine has long been* known • as
•rnother's favorite , remedy for .croup,•
bronehitis,conghs and colds. A gains
in popularity every day and now has
by far the largest sale of: any 'similar.
°ler loroasteinils. the ilghtnesS in the . Chest,.
allays the inflammation, Cures the cold
and pri-:v en te pneumonia, • conenmption
and other Wag troubles. 25 cents, all
dealers', or Vdreanson, Bates & Co., To-
ronto. - • , .
Or9 ChaPe's Syrup
Burrits.
HOOVER --On the 22nd March,in Mich-
, igen, 11, S. A., to the Rev. J. H.
and Mrs. Hoover, (nee Miss
Florence 'Howson) a son ' Mother
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and child both doing wen.
MANNING- -In 0finton on Feb: 22nd
the wife of Wilbert Manning, of a
daughter. • • .; •
LOUUKS-At Ottawa,Mareh 24th, Mxa.
A. M. Loucks (formerly Miss A.
B. Marion of Clinton) oi a daughter
REILLY.-In Stephen, 8, B., on Mara
18; the wife of Wm. G. Reilly, of a
daughter. •
THOMPSON-At Farquhar, on March
20, the wife of John Thompson, of
asnojos. Clar,of a daughter.
.f ke
CLARKE.--In Crediton, on March 18th,
wife•
BRADSHAW . -In Morris, on March 15,
to Mr. and Mrs.Bradshawawin sons.
• Birth died the following day.
EIARRIS-In Grey, on March 14, to Mr.
and Mrs. W.W. Harris, a daughter.
LOWE-in Grey, on ,March 17, to .Mr.
•and Mrs, John Lowe, a daughter.
FISCHER-On the 9th of Mareb,Gosben
' Line, Hay, the wife of Mr. Oswal
Fischer, of a daughter.
PARKE-On the 16th of March, Goshen
• Line, Stanley, the wife of Mr, John
Parke, of a son.
MaCLINCHEY--On the 16tb • of March,
Goshen Line, Stanley, the wife of
Mr. David McOlitichey, of e. • daugh
The Gale Farm, one of the best100-acre farms
In Goderich township, Huron county, lot 17
and part 1808 the 81.11 ton., 01 ladea from Godd-
rich, 7 from Clinton. The farm eontaine _good.
buildings And fences, Well Watered and un-
derdrainecl. Largo orchard and garden. Wheat
sown and plowing done. Would Roll 'either 80
or 100 tierce. Apply to
WM. GOLD,
Feb. 14 on the promises or GOderich P.O.
FARM FOR SALE
nudersigned offers for sale lot 30, con. 7
eonsis1 hut of 100 acres, 00 acres cleared,
behind° good hardwood bush, chiefly maple.
I0aeresin fall Wheat The 101 18 well watered
and fenced and would make a geed Brook farm.
There is a mid orchard and two good barns.
The farm is 4 Miles froni Clinton and mIle
from Summerhill obstetric°, church and Reboot,
For further particulars apply on the pronlise
or address
'WILLIAM WALLACE,
Sept» 121h. SUmitierhillP. 0.
MOW
W, GLEN. CAMPBELL
Organist and Choir -Master of North street
church, Goderich, and teacher of plane, pipe
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organ and theory, Is prepared to take a limited
number of pupils for instruCtion, Leave word
at the Clarendon Hotel.
Wilivisit Clinton on Friday of each week,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
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The stbseriber offers for sale a very desirable
property on Isaac street ermeisting of fear lots
upon Which tittle is a dbinfortable frame house
with kitchen altd Woodehed attaelied. There.
is a good stablt and it rs ..c a 1,
On remises, I lie ember& eensisting of grapes
are oar advertisements. ley
in know that our treinnig is fIrst-i Ass
and they are telling other a Write for
spring el re ular,
SPRING TERM OPENS APRIL FIRST.
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STRATFORD, ONT.
One of Canada% largest and most
successful schools of Bitainess Training.
An old-establisbed eebool and one that
enjoys' an excellent reputation for
8111101101'8111101101'work. The present is a splen-
did time to enter for ft Course of train-
ing. Prepare now for the sittiations
that will be open next fall. W,e assist
many of our students to good positions.
The large a ttendanee that our, school
enjoys is positive proof that onr work
best
is highly appreciated. Our ancients
Mk apple% la r,g�od 0110. '
bAkAd At itrew.ontiblellgure for cash or cash
and baltinee en ham. Aplily 1.0 the owner on
the premises
JOI1N auxon,
Plititoo Mav Oth
W.I. ELLIOTT, Principal.
HOUSE rcin SALE. s,oxt
The touleraigned Offera for said the tonne 1PaPPIPirrooppoomempaiii
AdV0611ing on .5 ibert, street north at Dr0A0at 00.
11 VE INSURANCE
opted bY nee.% IWurdnek. Good cellar,
sumil atable.ete., ete. Per further partieulars CALL ON
alrelY ngteit, CHAS.' S. HALE
moots, Ost42Std. CLINTON* 0/4Alt/0
. rrpfeaigniiiitfillnlanad
THE
ONWARD BICYLE CO.
AND
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
We have a machine shop equipped
especially or a general repair trade.
Besides Our regular line of flicyele
RennhiftstWe do all kinds of iron turn -
/,',V1feamso"..
This' eignIture is on every box of the genuine
Laxative B'roino.Quiniue Tablets •
the remedy that eines a cold in 0110 day
Seaforth Market Report
of Linsead
and Turpentine,
CURRANTS
• FRESH .14.CHEAP •
We have been conducting our
hiisi-
nesson the cash systemeince the first
of the year and it has proved so satis-
factory to botli our custornerS and our-,
selves that we intend to continue it and
to continue as well giving a discount of.
ten'per cent.
• LI addition to this. discount for cash
we will give our customers •
.0 LBS. CLEAN CURRENTS
. FOR. 215c •
This offer* will hold good until Fri.'
'clay night, April 4th.
• . Butter At141.Eggs Wanted. ,
LIFE'S A BURDEN -1f the stomach is
not right. Is there Nausea? Is there
Constiption ? Is the Tongue Coated?
Are you Light -Headed ? Do you have
Sick Headache? Any and all of these
denote Stomach and Liver Disorder. Dr.
Agnee"s Liver Pills sot quickly and will
mire most stubborn and chronic oases.
40 in a vial for 10. -Sold by J.E. Hovey
-77.
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DEATHS.
Wheat....... .. ..... . ...... to 0 64
Goose Whertb 0 63 to 0 fit
Barley . 0 38 to 0 40
Oats ”IrViltstr1 027 to 0 27
Peas................. 000 tO 000
11Yeloovir,tOtt* ..... 1,1••• 081 to 040
Potatoes per . 0 20 to 0 25
ing drill ng, grinding, brazing-, saw •Butter loose in crock.. 0 14 to 0 15
gumming, tempering, vulcanizing of
rubber, niekle plating, jape en ing and
enamelling. We also do all kinds of
gunsmithing. We mend umbrellas
alui any articles of a like nature. Our
prices are the lowest that are possible.
and we guarantee to give satisfaction.
Give us a trial.
SEELEY & TURNER
Tedford's old stand '
rtatenbury Street, Clinton
* WALKER
ivtAisuirAffrilfirtit
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES
Lemma, Couches, Cosy Car.
uerAtinti Upholsterer In
all kinds of Per-
lor
Mattresketi Made
over- Prides reasonable.
Ladles are particularly invited to es. 11 and so
earopies of work and cOveringe.
Butter in tub .. -
Eggs per don- ...... . 010 to 011
Hay.., . ... , . / 00 to 8 00
Live Hogs per cwt... -.. 0 25 to 625
Dressed Pork per owt 7 00 to 7 26
Flour per ewt 200 to 2211
Wan per ton ......„... 15 00 to 15 00
Shorts per ton.......... 10 00 to 1600
Driedapples per lb . . 0 5 to () 05
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HARDWARE
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111111Gfilli SOLE
Another Big Sale on Saturday
Better and Bigger than Ever
Everyybody well pleased last Saturday, Every-
body who attends will be morethan pleased next
Saturday, •
We have just received another large consignment
from the Johnson Bros'. Stock and are putting it on
sale at the lowest possible prices,
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSIELF
We have been so busy that we have been unable
to prepare a large list for this week, but 'we are ar-
ranging the goods on our counters and tables and
have marked thern at prices that will sell them.
quickly. Everything marked in plain figures. We
give you a small list below. .
DON'T Fill TO BEE OUR
BIG• WIIIDOW DISPLRY
EIRNITE Wfin 130R11IINS
and look out for our big list next week
Regular Sale Price '
Granite Rice Boilers $1.00 $ .72
" Tea Drawers -* • , .25 .20
Meat Platters .35 .26
. " SyrUp Jugs . .40 ,20
" Na. 9 Tea Kettles • 1.25 .98
" • Dish Pans for 43e 536- and 63e,
Quart Tin Dippers only 4c..
A few Daisy Churns at cut prices.
Ready Mixed Paints at S1.20 per gallon. •
Best Sarnia prirne white Coal Oil'only. 15c per gal..
Bring along your big cans and get tb.em. filled,
Call and 'let us figure with You ou nails and all
• kinds of Fence Wire.
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CHEAP HARDWARE HOUSE
CLARK. -In Orediton, on March 18t1i,
Jane Clark,relict of the late William
Clark, aged 80 years 9 months 18
days.
WILCOX.-In Exeter, on March 18th,-
Jane Tomlinson, beloved wife of
Daniel 1Vileox, aged 79 years,. 2
months.
SILLS- In Cleveland, Ohio, on March
20th1 Mr. Daniel L. Sills, formerly
of Brucefield, aged '75 years.
THOMPSON-In Tuchersmith. on
• March 14th, Felix Thompson, aged
70 years and 6 months.
MURRAY-In London, on 14tii,ch 17,
Julia McCowan, beloved wife of
David Murray, formerly of Payfield,
nged 41 years, -
ROSS --In Kincardine, on March 16th,
Heetorina, wife ot Alex Ross, aged
70 years.
McKEE---In Kincardine Tp., on March
16t,b, Meredith Alexander McKee,
son of Joseph MOItee,aged 14 years.
'GOTTSCHALK-On the 16th of March,
at Zurich, Lula youngest child of
• Mr. and Mrs. Gottschalk, at the
age of 3 years.
PARKE- On the Goshen Line, Stanley,
on the 2f)th of March, Annie W.
Morrison, wife of John R. Parke,
at the age of 28 years, 3 months
and 8days.
WE'RE FULL
• We mean our shop is full of New
Spring Goode. The most important
part of it new spring outfit is a pair of
shoes. Our spring stock was selected
with the greatest care with the result
that we can offer' greater wanes in .
Boots and Shoes than ever before.
Come end tree one stock before buying
0.8 WO Car, y the latest styles all kinds
of Boots and Shoes,
S C. IRtiltlAW EL L,
tarilighest price paid for Hides and
Sheepskins.
'InIdate 111011110ahlit
27i8 erred Migigli &Way,
Sold and reeommended by itil
druggists in Canada. Only reit.
able Thedleirte ditieoVeted. l3(.1
teat jpgstaefte4 to Mire au
ortns o 8exttarletiklietteL 11 efteate of ahead
oreaossol, Mental Worry, Emiessive nee Of TO*.,
WOO, Opium or Stimniants, maned on reotliPt
of prloa,alie El, Mt, *5. Ottapiviot
efq5Wg cur& -romp lots tree to ow addresd.
Ths W company, wittoorh000
Store-Ontarie Street, Olinton. Por Sale by Watts &On., Ilove3?,11,
0110door comb ofIford as7:11:011.11'0 D. Combo and 11.?,, Deckle.
PIAN OS
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Wholesale and retail piano
and organ distribni cell.
tre. High geode, new
pianos. Five used pianos
itt deckled bargains. nor
the wonderful Gramophone
for a pleasing entertainer,
lieadqUarters for it, Bar.
gains to teachers and stu-
dents in sbeetmesic, 050
to '75c pieces at, lOt
wholesale. Instruments of
all kinds sold.
HOARE'S
Mui* Tilropotium.
CLINTON
MARBLE •
AND
GRANITE WORKS
The best class of work
procurable has been
manufactured here for
many years past.
SPRINC
MILLINERY OPENING
FRIDAY IVIARCH 29
and following day will Mark an ,eyent of' paramount interest to eiet'Y
womenwithin reach Of -this store. " It is our opening . diSplay..of Spring
'Millinery when Dame 'Fashion will hold court for her many devotee e and
spread before then' a fascinating array of the.approved treat ions road con-
ceptions in headgear for this season. , • , ,••
• . We're not inclined to be boastful of our,..achievernents, but it IS •
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. •• far from au idle boast to say that 8150 has nevor seen such a
, beautiful display of millinery elegance and excellence 'as will be ,
-opened out at this stoic on Friday the 20th inst. It is the result of • .
• weeks of painstaking efTbrts on the part.of our experts. It is It
congress'of what.Paris, London anir.New York have determined
should be the.correct and fashionable in headgear. It is • the one ,
showing in Blyth that truly refleets the newest and most approved
fashion fancies, and yet, so thoroughly.adopted to meet the .pecu-
liar wants and to satisfy the refined tastes of Blyttes best dtessers.
Such ar. aristocratic showing .of beautiful • models' and avtistia
effects,. whether the products of the truiSter minds of Paris, the •
sklfleJ 'designers -of Neve York, or the clever. experts In our own
• workroom, cannot -fait to win the admiration of every dresser of . •
refined. taste, and will stamp this store more than ever tbelashion
store of Huron county.
• Miss Baker' accompanied by MisS jarnesont spent six weeks
in the differentmillinery- centees, where they copied 01 the new
• ideas and•latesti designs, and they are now ,prapared to give our .
customers the benefit.' • •
• A. cordiakinvitation is extended to all to visit our grand
opening.
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1you of all the lines, the handsome sty -les,:
i the striking noveltiesIthe different shades, I
i patterns and materials that are embodied:
:in our New Spring Stock of Boys' andi
: Children's Clothing is beyond. our ability. ;
i They must be seen to be appreciated. :
: The boys kuovir the style and they want :
:. it. They get it here, 1
: All WoOl Stiits $2,50, others at , 1
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WE WON'T cttll 00yott a week after
your bereavement.
WE wow!. make the work to suit
the prim
WE wia make the price to suit
ie Work.
WE WILL give you the choice of the
prodqtion ne the world
In design and material.
We are the ONLY pron.
Meal niell In Clinton int
our line. Po not he
talked intoplaeingyour
order without first call-
ing on us.
J. a, HOOVER, PROP
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