The Clinton New Era, 1902-01-31, Page 9NISEI JEs
January 31st 1902'
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E, A LACHLA,E", the Scottish Prima Donna, TOWN LL, 0L "MN', TUESDAY, FEB. 4th l
cUrrON mix En: .
rruary Selling
of �CotfonS
h °first clay of February marks the beginning
, of another business year and with stock -taking behind
this store swings into line for another season's trade.
,.,,• t It also marks the beginning of our annual February
selling ofall kinds of COTTON GOODS. Thi..
s
,
season we are ready with better stocks than ever "be-
,
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,
in
R fore. :$atter, in values—better
inualities -'than you have ever seen here in the past.
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Better to than you are likely to find in most stores in
these parts.. _ at. l+ , ot
From this time forward Spring goods will: have first place
• and
in tTlkse columna, but W>In r goods'wll not be forgotten
in winterstuffs for peo-
ple
there will be news of � p
ho shophere. •
pts w ;
These Cotter goods are the b•'st we. have been able to find
r > au1 w d bav-been--careful—sang-•persi-stent in our-•- sear -chin'
They are 'qualities that it will payyou to buy and that you'll
. etrY 4.ur' money s. wort h and satisfaction in the using.
lttttdy for the selling of Cotton Goods first thing Saturday
north++fir: .
Erse!** Cottons 0"
ong Olean;
, We have. imported • ,the most of our white,cottons or
`k' r i in , e
Spring direct„from one of • the 1pest;mea e s ,England.. • . ,,
trie a small' lot last season and people'who have used it pre -
' other ma • e. -his season,. have'im orad 3
fer><t;toa�►yk �
we
p
s ecml lines to sell at 100, 11c and 12 a, .''You will find them
ACNE' INTO titIOINESSi Mr 'Chas
oats, sono Mrs. S. Coate," nen,. 6. t Andrew's
Soden
*w Q f � Q t " t71i t J$bBX$ MAULIApltiiAN -- I'rec
who has, been carrying on ty stationer; eat'Pringle,
FRIAAN.. JAN, Hist, 1902.
15001 iflX1c. eight clerks were necessary to attend
to their customers,
• ai.d business in Chicaigo .London, recelyed a letter from Mr A.
bac
sold t,ue same luue to red Ross, late of Brown,the pa ular'postwaaterof Ham
town ; Owing the Ubrietmee holidays Ilton, with reference to the Jessie Mac
Iachlan concert. Mr Adam Brown
.,� ,
says . I will certainly make an effort
;to go, It is worth a journeyfrom Ram-,
ilton to London any day to' listen to
Janda MMclachlan's Ringing.' I have.
heard all the beet Scotch singersfrom
away back in the years, and she richly
d+eservee to be called the Queen of
Ssottieh Gong+" ,
AT THE HO:it ITAL.-RrcentIY DIED IN ST LOUIS. - The death le
Mrs Archibatld McGregor, of Tucker- announced, in St LouieMo. of Mrs
smith underwent a very critical alvei, , Ool#n C..meron. This lady win be
Mien at the hospital her.-; her maiiy ! remembered by old-time Uliutoniane
friends will be glad to know tbat she I as the wife of a former business man
La improving and will soon be around. 1 in the early sixties her husband being
extra ap�'ood.valtle, easy to ee'w and. they :have •a • bright finish
rn• il
' -. ''p,;lunch they attain,• that ,Cottons made, ii ;thus country h�Gve not
glis Long Cloth 10'. .1 White Cottoon, 8c.,
Fine'gntyley Lr nglie hh Cotton, bright r '
' a r finish, even thread,: gives ' Yard wide whiteootton,'good quality
ebod tsoft finish a eoia
X ' ear boa ht sir, at and weigh � • p 1,
exoeilent w. g
m the makers r.yard •. a . awe , : ;Yallne, per ,: yard _ ... , .... , :. 1.
fro , P!j Y
-:C oth'11e. .
Eit 1I'sh 1160 � , , ' Camli~rie 2
ifs
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1+1n s
''Co a
Yery fine gny g
-, bright tinish,•fine• even. •thread:,. ' ,, pine deility white Cambric, soft and .• :
ver durable durable eoftforeaeyeevaiing, y ; pri hifin#eb,"aitrodga:nd d bl
he wide, o ecial valve 8:
36 inohesp seamed at per yard .. ;: �2i'
fullle P e
per yard . ,
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lout
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Lon
Its i
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English
afine nalit' *English •Cotton, '
ate B
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bri htoambriofinieh,eyenthread :'
r eas eewin full,
e oft io k i
• $pieh d e Y
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MUQH�, BETTnR. -- Miss Noble, . principal ill the arra of Cameron &
daughter of Mrs Noble; of the liuroa i ]kt hQT q
the hospital here for severs weeks,
H, O, B.A.T HO/JR.-We are i++debt-
where she underwent an operation for ed to the executive committee of the
appendieits, returned home' last week, [turon Old 13oye s' ,A,gsooiatioti far coin,
�'.the 7
haying reQaver,eil «Iitrly well from plimen`lary tickets to the second ani
effects thereof. nual "At home” of the Association to
.-Theannual '•be . held inesembl ''Hall 'temple
GUN CLU$MEEIING'i Assembly X ,
2
t
Feb1. .
iFridaye s.
i 'm't-� Building, n on
b snip
u 0 t Li i
G 1 i Bevening, i n n
the Clinton ,
meeting of w l L R
e g.
ed, was held at, the Mason 110 080 on It ie' expected that this event . will be
Tuesday evening, when a goodly'num•4 Jammer 'attended than lest year as a
her of the members were'pt'esenti . The larger number of tickets . Have been
reports presented showed that every, ,Sold, - ,
thing in c¢nnection with .t,he club is LADfi4S' QUARTETTE, -The next
satisfactory and prospering, the'treas• concert of the "Citizens Star Course"
tit Ws report showing a balance of will be held in the town hall on the
$92 40 on hand with no debt. The fol• evening of Tuesday, Feb. 18th, whirn
lowing are the officers elected for the the "Swedish Ladies' Quartette" will
ensuin__ggy,a-: Prasdideut.7.La.Cantelon;. Make their first appearance in Winton.
vice, Wm Foster; See., J. E. 13lackall ; The Chien o Timed refers to them as
Treas.,; J. E. Hovey; direc ,ore,' N. Fair, four beau iful young wc+¢i•su with
eaten,r R.:G1 ahami A. " ,Ho110 . q a! vu:can. Ptrey-are-equally-at--
way' and (ti•eo Hin'chley. ' ` ' home in English and Swedish and they
DIED AT 13TRATFORD,:•••Alex give half of their program in their'
Macpherson, one of Stratfyid's oldest native costume. This will be the
and .most respected .residents, died -ate finest musical treat that the people of
his home, Milton street, Tuesday Ea- Clinton and vicinity, hays been nava.
ceased was 75 years of age, and vias •eleged to hear in a long ti e, book
born in "Scotland. *veto for many •forfurther notice next we
years a member of he -firm of '(#las•- •
ggow & Macpherson,Ulintori,andresided SOCIAL, CIRCLES, 1'he -next as -
here up to the time the old firm broke sembly to be given by the New ()en-
up, then going to Stratford, where he : tury:Club will be given. , next Friday
formed the firm of Macpherson & Mac• evening, Feb,' 7th; a number of o.ut-
donald, manufiacturers, of threshing
machines. Deceased was a life-long
Conservative, The'remains were con-
veyed to Dutton, where they were in-
terred He was the father of A Mac-
oss w o carried
�Se
36: inches ' wide, very do able,
sins nis after; he b I .ever
ret
. C.' � ,oarrie¢,�36 inches bide, yard..
`iamb`�•
1rtc1
fic
Extra fine nality white. 'eambrio,
9
ennoble for fine 'hewing,
• p.pieh, fine round even thread, ,,
bright finish b tt r` bene one of the eat' Ines we
per 15e
�rateha@d,.,epeoral .valve at ys. i .
on s uaae. w . , ,-We ate glad to know'that,,
roc Hallett,, who: has been laid up in Mr Wiltse now is, Mrs was. eW who aenolk had the
misfortune to break three •of her ribs,.
has recovered so tar that ebe is able. to
be ground the house, tbougb her eine
is still very sore....Chas Carter cubo
fall
e a.
rink v
In the rr k received fe•attend g to eC ed
last -weelrwhich again injured his ribs,
but'he is taking .care and soon' will be
as well as ever..... At the annual con-
Cention of the Royal Arch Masons of
anada Russell Stewart, of Stratford,,
was elected superintendent of Huron
district No fi ..On the new, postal notes
appear the hand of King Edward,
_
which replaces that of the. late Queen
Victoria;' the design of the notes has
been slightly changed but in general
appearance the old and . new issues, are.
the same, ...Mr S. 8. Hooper recently
bought part of a• schooner load of lum•
ber from-the-hyment.... Lumber_ -Ox.;_ of
Goderich, and has five teams hauling it
down....F. F. Goodwin; of Edgely.
Man., brother of Alf' Goodwin, has been
elected a school trustee in his section...
The following, from! an Indian .Head
paper, refers to a .couple well-known
here: "Mr and Mee Jervis held a bu th-
day party gin the. occasion of 'the third
birthday ,.f .their little son Bettie ;' a'
number of friendiwere present and a
moat enjoyable afternoon and evening
was passed.. We are sorry to learn
aiders are expected to be present. that Mrs'Uantelon, sr.,•(mother of the
Quite a number of the young folks of Masers Cantelon, of town)) is in declin-
town: intend tog -o this(Friday) . even- . ing health; she ie now in her 86th year,
ing to the "At' `Home" ivenby the and the infirmities of her years are tell-'
M'asone. of Wingham. Last Friday ing on'her....It was very sharp _ and.
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Heavy Paetory ,eotton Sea
'There re are lot" of sttres'selli this cotton at '6c and '70'
The wholesale price was over the Sc Mark,' but we cleared oiit'
• all they had and got it ata price' that lets us :sell at 5c peryard
ileav faotory cotton, full yard wide, eon and free from dressing,
Y
sash and,bleaoh well, regular Co Cr Til goaliay�, amu. special pries.. '6C
Sheetls
e.are showing a cotnp'ete range of English and Cana
,Sheetings iii all widths q.11 are good` qualities and. you can
el elan on any of ti;ese giving satisfactory ' wear -
weight
PLA;IIII 5ABLTI111G.3 9-4'unbleached �sheeting, good,
9=4 bleached sheeting, best Canadian and free from dressing, will
makes, oft field', no dressing, bleach .easily and wear. we 1,
will wear well..... - • r .2i5c & l0C extra value at .. ,'.....20c.& 25c
Twill Sheetings •
Unbleached 'Twill -She.;tin best makes in Canada, will
*ash and bleach well, firm strong cloths that gives satisfactory:
wear;
8-4 width [2 yards] 19e and `ac
9-4 width I yards] . .t 5e " 2ge ; •' ..
10-4:wdth (2t•'yards) 30'c •
Bleached sheeting',-twilledf-English and Canadian makes,
firm,`istrong`cloths,.`soft 'and free from dressing, will wear well.:
phere-.in, the well known 'fruit dealer, J night Mr D.. F. Macpherson • enter . blustery on Monday in the evening
and le said to'leaye an' estate ,valued at tained a number of the married, folks we noticed the Clarendon, Jackson
$50009. , • . tort card party .... A party was. given Bros and Elliott's livery barn chins
at the "Wigwam," the home of the niter were on fire but no serious . dames
8-4' width [2 yards] 25e and 30e
9-4 , [2/ yardsl 30 „33
[2 yards] - 133 . _..
10=4 "
8e ..each
e g of a chance to' buya ` case of
The other •day "vf!
ggh,l c,_
sheets'at a bargain. - They aro made from" heavy bleach-
ed
ea h
ed' twill sheeting, are full' length and 24,. yards wide,' to
bythe yard of the same qualitywould-edit
• '•�
bay -Sheeting
y '- :ou•as mucas e ask for these ready made- On sale
° Saturday morning at .>each" ' ' •
4 .• $5 CENTS.
and Embroideries: °
New Prints
The first of our new prints and, embroideries for 1`902'
selling -came to hind this weak and'will :be ready for selling
them next wet*
on Saturday. W e will have more to• say about e we
in the ',u...,..,fime-wouldfust-say i -an-want"--to---see -some.
' WILL BUILD,STOR•ES.-The town -
people will be glad to learn that'James.
Smith's property. next to.the'Claren-
don • h`btel, will. again. assume ,•tore.
fr intas,,whicb will greatly improve • the
appearance of the main streets. It
was:ou the 29th of 'March,'�1900, that
the disastrous' fire occurred here, and
since that time ons of the.beit' parcels
of property in town has lain idle. The.
storee in this bsoca rented readily add'
M£, Smith has lost gnnsiderable revenue
d The
thus derived by ,not rebuilding,
Oiler day` 8. S:' ;Capper •bought the
'property, and has plans about prepared
for rebuilding a' block of three• or four
Stores; above which will be retinas that
can be''ised ata offieee. Mi Cooper says
w r e have
thatthose wishing CDG m
h to
.
T
lr,
apartments huiit. to' suit themselees.•
HOUSE OF REFUGE=The House
of .Refuge committee' met here on Mon-
day to' deal with `a number of buei-
nees matters in connection with the
Refuge,.pp, revinus, to the meeting of the
County' Council; all members were pre-
sent warden' Holt. Among the
items' of business attended to was the
re:letting of tenders' for the suppliee-'
Couch. will supply the meat, T. W.
Irwin groceries: and . J. A. Pring' bread,
These are the same as last year The
five years' lease for the t leclric ,light
and telephone contracts baying run
out it was decided 'to make .new= ar=
engem' ars ;'the rates of $100 a. year
for the f.:arwer and .$50 , per year for
the later was canaidec ed too high and',
it was left in the -bands of a committee
to deal. with these rustlers. � The
coma
1
, wiittee were infused that there was
a plentiful su ,ply of •water of gond,
quality from t he artesian well and the
Inspectors report,•: for the y ear end-
ing 31st December which was 'prepaid
to be submitted to•the County C.aunci 1
was read and found satisfactory. ;
THE 'JESSIE' MAUL•ACHLAN
CONCERT, A large number of teats
have already been, ditsposed of, and',
the indications. are in' favor of this
popular singer' being greeted with •-a'
record house on Feb. 4. For .the. very,.
smell fee cbarged to secure a seat,
people would. do well to. make sure by
purchasing reserved seat :tickets before
the night t.f the • concert.' The' songs
that Miss' MacLachlan has elected • to
sins are as; follows: •
TheMach of the Cameron Men(Gaelic)
Auld Rcbin GFray,
Lang Lang Syne
W i' a Hundred Pipers.
Jock o' Hazleden
Rule Britannia
These with the encores that this lady.
invariably 'gives with such , ready good
nature will afford•an ample treat to
all lovers of Scotch music. The. Dia -
erty Male Qtartette, W. P. Spalding.,
-PiperM Donaldttnddaughter-will also
assist wig the program. Doors will
be open at 7.80 and the concert will
'commence sharp on' time et 8,15.
AN OLD RESIDENT. -One who
., r ...li ... a assed-
fias'seen ea ly life- iii "Iil7tll tt' p
away to. the great mayority on Mon-
day at the' bone of her daughter, Mrs
Pinning,. in the person of Mrs Ann
Janes, relict of the late William Jonee,
at the advanced age : of 76 years., De-
ceased has been living in town for the.
past year or so and'had been• failing
of late, although • quite well and her
death was somewhat of a surprise to
her relatives. The, old lady claimed
Enniskillen, 'Ireland, as her birth place,
having been born in the year 1826 and
'emigrating with her mother and : a
family of. six when she was about 20.
year's of age, her father having died in
the old • country. Shay Fettled in
Vanghan township, near Toronto,''
and after Hying there'ayear, some 55
years ago. was married and came up :to
H i1Iett with her_ h sbaand,,wh_o_died
about 12 years arri at Stapleton. The
Misses Mountcestle,laetk'ridayevening, age resulted -We have received a
very pretty marine ;calendar adyer-
IMUSIUAAL. CLUB. --The third recital using the LaSin & Rand Powder 06 ;•
of the Musical Club was held. on Wed- it' was handed to us by J. E. Cantelon
company' and
needay evening at the residence of Mrs *lionised the Infallible powder made',
Wm. Newcombe,. Rattenbury street by: this: can tell •how
The'proaram given was as: follows:- •'infallible' it is....Johnnie'lllctraughey;
' Pape-' on French composers, Miss ,N7. happened to be run over On 'Saturday'
'Doherty ; pia�io; La Lisonjnra, by and thereby. was somewhat bruised
Chaml^Ade; Mrd lirydone sung, "The but not el all eeiions....Miss,'Grace
King of Love' my Shepherd re," Goun. Dyke returnin rom. Blyth' Con.von
od, Mra3 Gibb#n;;e; clarinet solo, James tion paidher ala three -'daps: • visit;
McRae; ting; "The ..FogBell; ' Pontet, she has attended "Goilerich tdallea+iate
C. E. Tanney; ,piano, Simple Aveu,• two.and a half years, passing three ex -
Thome, W. Q. Phillips:. song, ."Sere- a,mina'tions each' • gear coming, ..out
nade,"'3onnod, Mies Warswick; piano prat; 'Which' • speaks highly .of her
,duet, Il Trovatore, Misses Combe and ' abilities..,.Among those from Huron
'Gibbinae. county attending t�,hhe:.London .Normal,
col `'are :- Miyaes M. ' •Daly, N
$ch.
tdoe..
GLA',) TO HEAR SO -,-.It nevere Pevareatix, � L: M, Dorrance, E.M.
dsome p"rings""arid dainty ernbroiderle8 call -and have -i' leok- -late .l+d' �` -�w . the -last f - '
family, hut they lied a family of
a e. rs.Janes as o e
a these. a twelve children: -John in British Col.
a, .
-talf•Pr sed Mantles staple... Mrs Pinning of town Ed-
'`IldW Scas0n s Carmel ti ant 'Exactly Katt 'rile
both of Victoria, ii. C.; four soles -are
limbi Robert of SOaf orth Mrs: Mat
-
Ward
Glees of Hh1f ett,Mrs Cochrane of
ward of lullett,' Samuel' and George,.
e deceased -a tioii Iii infancy, Thomas hi
u le t about 20 yeare ago, runic
,EI 1 f y a fit , F and
�i,�' +, .:
Not Angle mantle is to be: carried over, that • ;Bre . wiir beth 20 13t re ago, , auk n
�iVe deta9rinined shall be file Case, 80• vire continue olir latter severatl 1+etara previous. There
!telling of lila ( t?nfi, 'garlxleutRl• at exactly half the get! even grand- children, and
_ - -•-__-___w __�r.
two great grand children. the late
the former a few years ago and the all aro sold,
are ..•r,-.--.- price
-
yolt can get _good mantle .fol" flue money
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'c ' to : eek wellof • o
any.onean. injustice sip •R. Fowler and :� B. 1AeTavieh. f
anything, particularly so •of a news Seaforth; R, Kirk; of Kirkton; A. Mc -
paper when deserving of the sairne Gregor, of Kippen;:G Murray and D.T.
The other day we received very fiat. of Clinton, and Mr A. McAlliet•
tering remarKs from a Dakota : lady., .ern of Heneaall.....'he Rifle Association
Mrs Wm•MeMurchy,':Harwood, N,D.,; now have: the rooms above Newcombe's
formerly of , town, when ` renewing drygods store; where the 'members
her subscription to the' NEw En&:- practice with: the Morrie 'tube.:..Th's
"I ani glad to asy• the: NEW ; .ERA. is week Cailtelon.Bros. made a shipment
now a regular and *elcowe guest of eggs to Quebec,' and butter to Hall -
every Monday morning. • All Anted- fax egge are quoted at 16o to?� c, and
can papers will. never take the• place ct ' butter ea. lea to: 16c....,;:We:uud"eretand
the Era to me." Taylor Bros,of Minni- that' Mr 0 Mason Brucetield; the oldest
dosa,Man.,(sone of Mrs • W. • Taylor) horeenianin the county,'Will leave for.
write: -"While twenty years 'away Indian Head shortly with three thorn -
from the old town, the NEW . ERA, bred stallions.....•Gen. Swallowl had. a
ie still welcomed, and iP :r:' az +�d , re- . runaway the other'day, but escaped in-
minder;' of early .boyhood :days," jury hie cutter was badly damaged.,
W11WdW1lVMiYWY�If Y�tilVdiYWY�1i
F -it fc-�, Kinc�
But the Sovereign People of Clinton may use the,
A
80c Tablet . 15o nve ope
for �• r • . for -
15 cents ..i' "yb®'° 5 cents
Even et these _prices we are m akin a' profit though'
'when you see the Dodo it' will surprise to k .. w lt.
y gurn you�,
The explanation is in how cheap we bought them, We
believe. we bought them cheaper than we ever bought
• g P •$
anything' else, . If you will buy as yon are here invited;
to do we thinkyou will willingly admit that our purchase
, Y
is ual.in money -saving e -savinh
II toyou rm d
-,eq � y g'any eTe made.
Tablet tcon
ab a tains 100 sheets,large 'sYze gliaper,velr�r amoet ,
And marked like granite,well padded with blotter, T11
gr ,w p � d t r,
Znv'elopes have 25 to package. made' of the same kin.
of paper, well mine and neatly tl
P P: gummed a a ybi►nded. • .. J
We want people skeptical about bargains to sec
these goods not sold .at or below' our cost
The r.
W. D. F.
�R r �'r�� Clintons
"Often thea Cheapest—Always the Best."? •
MAMMA �W
VIIIPW44.144114, 110114%
k -t kin
Annual StOc
and
Bala
Clearing
At W .Ta;kir,'•& 'Sons,..
.• We take stook on the lit day• -February and have now coda #sled ar-k
fret -C aes Footwear -ever held In tht
for the bi eat eels of #
rein/emends
Couty: gB • •
andhi
de'ot retook will•aoatirnnlate, *hie
• rod e
and en
Everybodyknaawa. tha� odds
o an them out so for' the :next ten days you may expect' soma.
, `ie .the time•to ole,- b, �5
genuine bargains, 1 . '
Web v had en.exoe tioaaily good 'yea 's busineee'. (the:' best in onr
a e.._..... P I 5
history):and are willing forahe balance .'of able oionth, to 'treat "all "onr ens-
tomere nd friends.. to a feast', of bargains
along
k'. but come
i wee
We $gdt,ie-imppoeei.ble to!give a list gf;irioee � a.., ,^
• .and y oe will' not be. die� pointed.
ady
disappointed,
• tiro i daoem•enta we offer are• s, ► saying,. on
We are ant for briefness n
ebuy.
' every lr of ,boots you. _ a
The Olt reliable, • .
Never Disa oin :
The' Store That lie pp
4104,41111.411
or
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t �rltttttttttt not � .. r
tr�rt�tt�t�r�tattt�t�ttttrtr�r� t� .
tett ...
111000
Of out big and when we 'had every..
-Satiird�.p• 1:a� , saw the finish o . - sale, •,�
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thingtotalled up we found, that it had.been the most 'successful one
in :the: history of, our business. • This . shows-- us that our methods are
_behig• ap..rreciated more ,every year
b � pP �
. k4akin and., after abet'. job is done
t time We are stoc J
:At,.Mthe..�e�en� ... .,..,.... .�.. �.. g
• .p ,.....,,.... .. ,,, , j" .,.. ter,... �r....,.,.. x .. w.
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.ur .s ria cava ai u. � We -Will-
havewe• will.commence to get ready.... for;o . p g . P g
some interesting news forbuyers spripg.:We'will
have gclothing .. • ,..
be able to show the cheapest 'clothing ever offered in this section.
Our clothing coming direct from our own factory to. the wearer,with
out the middleman's profit,
attif
Some Oddly and Ends for Saturday
We have' a few Boys' Overcoats left from, the big sale and ois.r :prices
--•- � •size the rYcd will onl .. ,
_ _ r.ou caf. 4 , - Y
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be - 2.98 " Manya boy can �'do with a Coat of this kind especia ly'
when. the price is so low',. . , rMINS-VOLANS*
.,�:QY church, .YVI. R good Vll.« .L414
a n hneighbors an a
mit er kind,' d
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�rbn mantles at &5 ► . turn she bad sone when nut called`
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only b'�1 i esb tmn o n�'�'-
X0,00' : sat . ant .5.00.
bora and friends' who aVpill
misset
'I� QO 44- at 6.00 wise council and advice. The funeral
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until. every carne g ,
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took lace from the rent
of her
ill finds a new owner. ' - clang i,f .. Isaac
street to Minton
‘410044.444+4446441.1441444.114. cemetery, Rey, Mr Gunne otlielatins'
at the saltine tit the house and also
at the rave, her five grand `sorts end ( 0 ' rj r STO1tE
ill 1,1 kiiilnium
Thos Carter, of Stapleton, .acted as _
pail bearers. There Was a Urge at-
tendanee;'agany from a dlastanaie being
toehez m emorry, funeral to pay respect � 01111111
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Ister Coats
It will surprise a good many buyers to see the Ulster Coat which we Will
sell for $5°.00, made from good cloth; 50 inches long,collar, thhn oat'
. big storm •
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tab, 'elI Beed and °w` e` T1, made,- a slog, .that -`is `orth
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