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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-02-14, Page 5xR TSE Cx,TNT0l1 NEW MIL VAWrfifi W'liWWWW IMPS 000 O..000" winter *porta.A few weeks ado we gave a l question to the Godericb Hockey Club to solve and the avower was• to be' lops forthcoming when that town's club a' played bete. The answer turned out , ratner the reverse for thein ho,et,yer, ' it' The Clinton hockey team are 1t fast ' 1o,; 'i,; and it takes a good team to defeat ! them. The county town team is Con- I. sideted a strong„c1,u of -Dialers -rho 1 "•-"niTif'eake Rome realiiraCk combinatiane. 1u ,heti victory the Clinton bays won . lainele••-we have a team which we are proud °P. -they have not lost a game ' this year in their own rink and if given a good fair skew can set the 1 pace fcr many of • the city combine•• I tiuue, The tarn e last week was a hot ' t and interesting one but we regret that ul the at�,teudxned is not whatit sho d be for the boys go toccinsiderable expense ' in bringing clubs here and give the � I citizens a chance to see the games, The visitors came down with .a de.' i..tetutination- to win..but, their intention J was foiled. Their easy snap was found I tq be a hard nut to crack for they ran � up against a fast going lot, of hockey lets ••,••every one knows the game ,and I how to handle the puck. ' In the de• parture of 3. •Clarridge the forward. i line lost a good player but J. iloherty makes a. capital spare player who will. -snow play regular -at -centre ; the --right' v,ing is well looked of :r by P. Mattie•' i son while the lett' wing has; re whirl, f wind in H. Steep; W. McKay, as I rover is in his right place and in these four if hockey is to be played they can i do it, W. McRae Is a stone wall de- fence and woetothe player wbo tries any dirty work at bunting;. cover point bas a 'sharper' in Elliott Daytnent while the quick eagle ,eyes of Arthur Shephard watches goal -many .rt hot shot was stopped by the defence play-,, ere. he Goderich team are all a fast lot,McGau being perhaps the star of the septette,playine• centre while Me Ivor at pout is notfar behind ; McDonald at. right, Wiggins at: left and. McOart. neyas•rover are as good•a' trio as can be had Kul. 'together.--Campb'ell--at coyer is a hard •one ,to .pass and • Mc- Leod in goal is a star too. The team misses'the assistance of Fred Shannon. but in fact itcould not be much bettered. The ywsltors play a.lietter' combination game than our boys who shouldpractice this art more and not eo much individual worn At half time the score tied 4 to 4 but in the last half goals were many previous to the last five minutes it was 9 to 6 in favor of the home team and the yisitore added 3 more in quick succession,9to9,. but one minute More was yet left and Clinton broke the tie and won. by 10 to • 9. The teams .'were:-• Clinton0oderich Shepherd • Rail • McLeod • ; Dagment . • point . Molver ■ McRae' cover• Campbell McBay • rover "McCartney Doherty ' centre McGaw Mathesonright McDonald ald Steep left . . Wiggins Referee, Thomson; umppires,J. Kennedy and W. Parsons;.time keeper, J. Crooks. A number ot the young- ladies . of town. have started a Ladies' iibckey Clulz and ere haying weekly .matches among them- selves, Some of them are eaoeilent•hsokey players and oan shoot .the puok',irito the goal as straight and swift as many ot the l - boys. . The first. game was pp1eyed :last. Saturday afternoon and wag Feat exciting but only five played a side. • The more resulted 4 to 0 in. -favor of No .2 side, the players being:- . No.1. No 2•' Pearl.Oantelon .right Lela Hoover Lillie Jackson left Atiee Worthington Rena Jackson Dover Pearl MoDonald, Edna Manning point Flora Mc Ewen .:Clara Koehler goal Edna Cooper . t Little . while Loflu4r. You have just a little while longer to save . money ' on your Furnishing buying. This sale comes to an end the lalat sof the month, a> then there is no telling when you will have another such change. You know the stock is a good one,and if - you compare . the new prices with the regular, the. saving . will not be hard to figure tip. TIES You can save money if you lay in a supply of Neck: - wear now, for you can get 8 ties for the price of 2, of either the 26 or .50e lines. At 17e All ths'ties in stook that sold at 25e • knots, strings, bows and four -in- - hands, nobby patterns, regular 25o, during sale, each 11C At 35c ,Your choice of the best Tiee, in this. the best tie stook in the county for 85o, none reserve3 whatever', 1 flowing ends, puffs, and 'four-in- hand, pure silo and newest pat- terns, regular 75o, daring 35C gale . COLLARS and CUFFS Why not lay in a supply. of Collars and Cuffs now? You're not likely to get Chance to buy them as cheap. again. Nearly all the good ones are Austrian make,.the best collar `'to wea lnade. All the new 1 shapesiin stock, 2c 0 Collars 2 for 25C , Your ohoioe of all the dollars in the store thatsold at 200, newest shapes and best qualities, all styles ,LOC regular 200, 2 for . ....... e Collars, lxI� 3 for 25c All 12 1-2o collars, stand up and turn -down shapes, will' wear 25I_ well; your choice, 3 for .. , . -Cuffs,-2, pairs tor. 35e Choice of all 250 Cuffs, good quali- ties, will wear well, regular 3iC 250, 2 pairs for 35e Cuffs for 25e. Choice of all the • best Cuffs, regular priae 350, during sale 25C SU SPENDERS _You can ' save . a little money by Buyi ng susp en-. dere during the sale for all the 25e lines: are selling' for 18e and all the 50c ones for 35e per pair, ate a,nd Caps p. Again you are reminded of the Bat Bargains.bYou st can save the e part of a dollar, and even. more on some lines, if you 'buy your spring. hat now. $1.25 Bats for $ .15 2.00 K 1.25 2.50 " " • 1.60 5.00 „ 44 1.75 r50 Caps " ,35 Oda • Bow TyisR lOc ,Your choice of over 50 boyo ties, in assorted patterns of fanny silk, • regular 250 geode, oholee of me lot Underwear if you have any''nderwrear baying to do you ought to come here, for . ilii,, Ore no 1Ikeif tiny ii aI . Sheep Anywhere else, go 'Underwear for 37o..' 75e 1,00 " r r 750. aAel . �J.. Morrish Clinton lAnother game will be played on nett tl .. Gioriou.I j3ig Bargain. Event . Commencing February 18th and ending March 1st ° A royal timelor those who need or who will need clothing. Men's. Suits, Boys' Suits, Men's Overcoats, Boys' Overcoats, Mens' Pants, Boys' Pants, Our Whole Clouting Stock will be offered at a special discount of 20 per cent The object of thisisale is to sell out• this season's clothing before our newgoods arrive. We never carry one season's into nto the next season, All goods elar ed duringthis sale will be chargeded at regular prices.. Positively no goods charged at sale prices Qur goods are markedin plain figures c dedu t 20 per cent and that will be the bellingprice for cash only,during' the sale. • Men's Suits. . Men's 5.00 suits now ...... , ... . ,''4.00 Men's. 8.00 dt,' " .....:....:...480 Men's '.8.00 : 44 " :': ,..' .......... « 10 Men's 10 00 " " .... 4......... 8 (,0 Men's 12 00 : " 44 , 9.60 ••• • . Boys' Suits Boys!! 1 -50 -suits -now .. 1-20 Boys' 2 00 " . • ." .... ,.....' .... 1 60 Boys'..,2 50 44-• ..." :...•......,.....2 00 Boys' 3 00 .: ...:..._ .: 2 40 Boys' 4.00 .4• a .. , ... , ::. ; 3' 20 Boys' 5 00 •' 4.00 Boys' odd pr Tuts '..... .. 40 - Men's' Overcoats Men's 5 00 Overcoats now . ,, ... , . , ... 4 00 Men's 6 00..;,.:......:..'4 80 Men's 8 00 • 4r.. '� 6 40 • ..'s : _'.. « • tt ,• .',:...... ,00 MMenen_'s 1210 0000 44,4 , 4' • ' 98 -60 BOYS' OVERPOATS. and Pea Jackets reduced props rtion. All fur goods at absolute cost—Fur Caps,: Coats, Mitts and Heavy. Collars, Gloves, t Underclothing.. • ._Thos. 'Jackson, acksonSr. • I• 'ifictoria Block, L HT A; MAMMA itstw uf. gtioem,ntto.' Barracks for- Sale., 8aiurdayy afternoon by 7 aside., •• The Clintonhoc a °lab ra s in Lnok• . - hockey py.. adin '" of • note :this (Friday) evening. • Logs and `He g The curling olnb intend to go to ' Wing= -• inch wanted.. h am Friday nig to play a 4riendly matoli,. ' The points contest t t tf President Fairs her Lott f ort; thirteen of the club en • ' O 4NTON mamas Corrected ayeuy Thunder afternoon Thursday, Febuary 101k 1002. sai• ls Wheat.....,,., a 74 ea P g .w Oats; .: 0 89 a Rye ...,,..,.. 040 a Earley . .....: 0 48 a Peas,...n........ .....0 65 a Flour per oat.....,,, 2 15 a Hay. ,, 860 a Sheepskins,.. 0 25 .a• No, 1 Green trim. hides 500 a Wood abort 2 25 a Chickens, per pair ..., 0 20 a Anoka, parr. 05 40 a. Geese, per Il{,.. , . , .... ,' 0 05 . a • . Terke e, perlb..... 0 0 a Pork, live 5 50 a Pork, dreesed, ,8 00 a 'Butter, loose or tui,, 0 15 • a ,eggs per doz ... 0 18 a Potatoes, per bash.... 0 30 a Dried Apples per lb., 0 05 a 0 76 0 74 0 46 0 50 0 75 .2 15 9 00 060 2 60 0'40 000 6 0 00. 8 QO 0 16 00 85 0 05 Litre Stock Markets. abbe Montreal, Feb. 10: -There were:about 400 head of' butchers' cattle, 6 calves and 60 sheep and lambs offend for sale at the east end abbatoir to -day. The butchers were present in large number', and trade was brisk, although •the prides continue pretty MO, _Six_prime steers .wereTso]d At •_ 4o Fer 1b, and severs] others not so odd were sold at from 4lo to 550 per lo; medium' cattle sold at from a/o to 42n per lb, and the common stook at from 2to to 8o per ib. The calves were small ones and sold at from $3 to $5 each. Sheep sold at 3o• to 30, and the latihbs fit from 4to to 4i10 ; fat hogs sold at from do to 6jo fdr good straight lots weighed off the oars. . • Smoking. in Hotels. , -((oiirributed •) I suppose men may smoke if' they wish to, but hotel -keepers should notallow them •.,to-pollnte,evety rook and corner in the house. For ladies, and mets who do not use the weed, to be choked with the fumes every time they 0 nter-a'hotel; ie -very - agreeable to say.•theleast., They pay for their'apomw o modation as Well i,e the amok- .er do .• The RailwbY Company P ro id es a separate oar so -that others are not sub. jeoted to the annoyance.. Why can't, the. hotelB do the same ? Have a room built, with an outside ventilation, and let them • . smoke there till their heart's content. They have no, right to saturate every room, even to,tbe top story, with that which is so of, 'fensive to many Who must treyel, Surely persona who do not smoke opght to have some consideration: from the botel•keepere. • : A SWIMMER. Se• rvant Wanted The frame building on Enron St., at •preset t used as a Saltation 'Army barracks, together >11 - wi ofhtdottnwn rchasoe btiemsng. sAny to either -Facto Lfireamona or PRIM BRowN, 3 • Feb. 14-m • .. Clinton, Ont. . - trophy is now on and is giving the'mem Highest prices . given, let! • 11' l': e, o sp r ; it een - . tared in the first roundon Wednesday d nil ht • : Soft elms to be cut 11 feet, . and Dr. Agnew was. the highest with 271 12 feet 'and 13 feet long points out of a possile of 72. . xn the doubles contest ; there are•.. eight pairs now left' which are a 3 follows :-�•No.i . ve. No. 6 No. 8 ve. No.7;.No.'12 vie; No. 9; o„....1,1 -vii. -No. -4; • The junior hockey club of'Clinton and Bengali will play a. match at the rink here tonight (Friday),, The puck will be faded off at p. m. sharp, skating at 9 d'olook. Let there be agood crowd present.', Admie�' sign 15o,, 'Mimi 10o. • . • BORN. MeCRAC810A.�In Br aeeeL, Feb.ist , to Mr and Mrs F. McCracken. a eon. Aa.I nave taken out over the large ice hove tramWm, Wheatley, on Huron street, Tam prepared to take orders to furnish good,, clean. pure lee toall customers during the oominw summer. AUorderrwill be rmptly•attendid to. H AVIS'CJtnton &J'PAi�T FQRD b 'f AVIS, Clinton. a• 9 Fe 14-t . Mapleton. Salt Works Dissolutlon . of Partnership. alta Vita girl wanted for small family. Apply_ to MRS W. COATS. Mary St., Clinton.- „ • • Feb' 7-tf • Servant.. Wanted ' • Good general servant in smau'familyJ; togo to London. •Apply at NEW Eat office. Feb 1-tf: Bulls for :Sale. Three Shorthorn Dutham Young .Balla for sale, allfit for service.. Bred from good milk- ing strain; all running about a , year old, red color. W: SNELL, Clinton P O Mullett, Jan 31-4w. Seed Potatoes. • The (Rose of the North) as stated in. Rennie Catalogue 1002. They are early and excellent gaalityand have yet to find .a potatoe that has given such general satisfaction. The early market verities proved a few days in advance but. on July let the Rose of the North were by` far the largest 'cleanest and beet. -/tunnies. price 25e per lb. or 11,80 per bus. ' 2ty pride g1.0o per bus delivered .in. Clinton a limited - quantity, Address, JOHN AVERY, Jan 31--1 w ...: Tenders Wanted. Sealvgdtendere will be reoeivedup to ;Febris • aiy 15th.1t02...ddressed to the Chairman ot the' Building t ommittee for the et dada of a Briok Presbyterian Church at Bayfield. Plans and speoificetions can be seen and other. 'inform- ation obtained on a plication to • JAMES DONALDSON' Bay°ffeid, Chairman. of Building Committee or.the Arehiteot, J. A. FOWLER, 00derioh:' No tenderieoessarilyaccepted, . Jan. 10 -td* •The Partnershipheretefore existing between. James, G. Seale and Eli -Bice ae Marble Deanne has intently been'disiolved by mutual consent. The business will ati Ibe. carried on as usual at the old stand un Rattenbnry Street.Olintnn. a l�'• All, debts contracted by the firtn•tothie date and • all accounte now nue to them will be settled''by the late firm. J. Ridout,witness. • J. J.. SELLE, •• ELI WOE. " Dated Feb. 1204 1902-8 R S1ED GRAIN FOR SALE;' • Choice Seed Oats and Barley. . . Also Corn, Bartel, and ()ate Mr feed Seiifor. Cash or .exchange, for any kind of grain; in some cases from 2 to 8 months liras given. •. Timothy teed bought and sold. 2 Dare Ensilage Corn to arrive shortly Drive right toyarehouse. W. 0, I'ERBLJ, Jan 24+4" • Clinton. DELVE -In Exeter, Jan. 28th, the wife of W. • Delve, of a son. . oADAMS-In Wingham;Feb.2nd;the wife of Chas. Adnyts, of a daughter. .. M BARRIS-4n Myrick; Jan. 284; the Wife of o • H. Harris, of a son .. . , . lifITOHELL-In Luoknow, Feb $rd, the, Wife of Moorehouse Mitchell, of a daughter,. . •OURTAiN In McKillop, on Feb. 2nd,the wife of P. Curtain, 03 a son. Bt7TT=IuTuckersmitKJan.80th;the wife of W. D Butt, of a'son. KENNEDY -In Tuckerstnith, Feb, -1st, this • w ife of ft. Kennedy, of a son.. • WITMER-At the Goshen lite Ray,Jan. 81st, the wife of Sylvanite Witmer, eft a sen. McCLINCHEY-'Attlie1d44hen line Stanley, Feb:.Xst,the wife of R McClinohey,of a daughter. R. , E. . MANNING, saw LOgS known wBn.��A�eoc, Combines . the well .' known lGnsuraneeAgent, food values . of -wheat and the medicinal virtues of malt. Itis: it Perfect 'Food, N'ateree own. '.It greyeni;s'eicknese by .keeping: the system' in .e healthy condition, • Itrestoree health, by regulating and. toning -up weak systems. It gives sure relief to persona suffering from poor digestion, headache, dyspepsia 1LL111 IF.D. and other disorders arising front the .nue WRITE-WALLAtiE-0n Feb, 120h, at the home of the bride's mother. con. eth,Bullett, by Rev. A. Stewart, Clinton. Wm. Waite son of the lap Rich, Waite, to Miss Etta,fonrth dough. of Afro Thornton Wallace. • DtJKII BARB -At Trinidad, Oolaradlh E. s. by Rey. 13. F. Lawler W. E. Duke, formerly o Gr to Miss Zanie 2 ., daughter of Mr and Mrs E. B. Marr, allot Trinidad. AO$ERMAN-SPEOIC.-in Buffalo,J. P.' Acker - wan toiMiss Etta Spook (slater of Mrs J. Johnson of town and . formerly of Canton, both of Biif[aloi ,ty .o BAlLE v' CARR -At St Pancras church, Loa- don, on- don 'N,nr., n Jan. 22nd V. lf. Batley, Boston, to lli t Edith M; 0! O, daughter of D.. O. Carr, •1DI1f0: WILSTNs01d-At Minneapolis, Minn., on 1-RAttir, -daughternt dames formerly of btoderich. BEACgOM-In OoderTch township, Feb. Oth, eacom aged 55 cart HARDY --In Morrie, Feb. 5th, Thoe. Hardy,` aged 86 years. STE WART In Wisrton, Zen 60th•.D. Stewart • (formerly of Brueeele), aged 68 years. McA'RTRIJR•-1n Morrie,. Feb. let, 'Harrill., daughter of P. McArthur, aged 15 Oars.' _ ThSomaon, wife 0 John ,13Footi daughter of Johann Thomson. Brneselelaged 86 yearly. PABA413011--in 'hit rry Jan h' Mary Prager relict of th ♦id tumbled 81 years. • tett,' a .f O. Pleweu,Helgravel ariedyeaarrr., ..,• . .. _tett ill Brunetti J n:18tth, Rama Mel - tient ,relict oI Valeta F Of Rogers, aged 74 ;earl, i►:3nQ .. • . .. s ri WOODLEiX�n k3eafortb, Fep,ltth J:plraaio- lin Wooed is icarr. . • �OUTTti in Od .1rioli� Ifeb.,r n orlon Clouds, aged e0yeare, iwr"�� Zr fi _ 0WEN00-bo Ethel,3J'eb. ttth,Wm. 8p.nee,poe• master and township of t a ed tit Bare'. J TON In t3a•%arlo�o . 6t pr1Ns ouches liire R. , g y and 6xaonths. PLfatab-•in ion re to Oat, *tilde Cor - of poorly cooked foods A trial will convince the most ekeptio. al of the superior merits of this food. For sale at• Ann aR0eERY ate parent on yfo d t to talk of consolation under such affliction: We Canada Lite Assurance Co ;• >Ntre: ]farine,4 Accident, Plate' 'Class ie 1 J. P. T1s oa ali'e ntinY, Clinton. ' . a Bard' of Sympathy. To the family Or the late R.B.. Walker;- • DEAR Fai>iivns,=-Whereas Providence in His infinite Wisdom has.4een fit tolremove from our •midst dor brother, .we hereby• heartily extend our deep' sympathy to you in the heavy bereav- ment you have sustained in the death of a beloved parent. The lose tons at a member of our HomeOirete is great for we have lost a congenial active and highly respected member. The loss to you, however, must. necessarily be much greater. To him have you undoubtedly . looked for council and advice, and he alone has been interested in our welfare as an affection - 1 dull , - Wo mercer', know how id however, eek you to confide An o lad and happy reunion in tall he glorious' Home Roo ns of Clinton Rome duct., Van. 6041262 x ec- as. .W. + , 0°Ne f Cher"s (hod w110 aloncan guide you •wanted Top Prices Paid. • ••• lash. on Delivery, at 1 tih Handle Faclor3r for all .kinds of • merchantable : loge. 200 M ft holler lilapir, 18 snob,. and op in diameter. '• 100 Mfr • " �, any eine from 12 inch in diameter up, for. oantbook bend, lag. 200 M 11. Rook: Elm, any size. for handles. 100 Mft Soft Elm, Basswood- and 'White Ash. February, 14th, 1902 oesseummiw 1YICZinuoii 8r Co, 1� 1-..y r.,lr'•l • . . NEW PRiNT. and:SHIRTING. It may seem like fording the season to show- New 1'rinte at this ,ince of the• year, but a number of our oastomers.j1lse to buy their Prints,. Shirtings end Cattonades early, and get their sewing done during the slack Beason, before the spring to work o e e bygetting p R o nuns nde ,and -aur Prints, etc., early we . get a better: selection of patterns than we can later on. • - We are tool agents ter. Walter Crum & Co's celebrated Eugl]ah Prints - every piece ie guaranteyd fast colors, We show an elegant stools of Panto ot prima like these; Good wide prints,, lit a great range o1< patterns, feat oolore, regular price 7o per yard; for 5o. a Extra heavy Printe,.wide width, no dressing, in all the newest designs, re - pier pride 120, for 10o, Crum's celebrated k;nelieb Prints, wide•widtb, soft finieb, new patterns, guaranteed fast colors, the name stamped on every piece, worth lbofor 121jo, Heavy Oottonades, in.etripee and checks, at 20e.• 1leavy Moleskin, in new patterns, they wear like leather, at 150,20o and 25o, Best, bhirtiugs,. in stripes and checks, fast colors. regular 140. for 12}o. WINTER GOODS • Any Winter Goods now en hand will be sold at wholesale_ prices and in some oases at: half pride. , • "' On Ladies' Astrachan Jackets you can save from t3 to $7 by, buying now. Terrific reductions will be made in L rose Goods, Ladies' Cloth Jaeketo,Men'e Beaver Qvercoats and Meters. ° Ask to see our Soy's' Overcoats at $4, reduced to. $1.50. ° fbilcKirnton 4 Co., Slyth ��•o� ��• 1 two .Cedar Shingles and Lath for sale. Cdstom. Sawing attended to at all times, • ,• . $ Iaw iP, S Tre anlo a E, • Li'vr ngston. f you want • f rst" '1aS aretRD. Suit of b -Ai in WeHe h �itlebey cud. 15hingles,and Lath in exchange for logo. • Our telephone number ig 84 • Made to fit you --guaranteed to wear well and to be• .stylish Leave your order' with us. A stock ot. Cents'• F urnishinggs will b added • and be'on. our • shelves by the ist ot March. eioo NW iii �i I URON. STREET, .CLINTON ° Jobasten, aged AS years. ' Pout members of "A" Field Battery. Kiitlgstot, imprisoned for de'eertlon, Cut the locks of their eels and eneapadr 1S, M. ,snok is rti rnrted to be dying nthe hospital at Hamilton from in- uriea received at ennunitvea les bourne, ! t . Tt`will da,your oyes gooll if you come 1•1 and see our un usually large stock of Ruga alore and Tapestry Couches. • Every one of them is a combination of beauty,satxsfaction and solid comfort: Prices from $5 to $15. '..•43 :EL* 01°X10XiX.IILSArs 33X;Zila Coaches ! - have just received a shipment of our ' justly . cele brated line of Standard Shoes for Boys. These goods need no introduction as they are ready well known mid are re- cognized e cognizedto be the best wear - mg Boys'Shoes on the mar- ket. r . They .are.raado:. -u... .a e,. quality of Milwaukee grain and without seams. Insoles and . counters g txaran- eed to be'°abs olutely solid sole leather. No Shoddy No Paper Soles fr�:t11iShoes tsle�m/? , ' • ,.� r,At Legs than Wholesale 4:: Paces. For the; next two weeks we will give .grea t reductions onall goodsas the stock must be sold regardless ofcost,' It.wil! be money. ii'i your pockets' to buy your `Boots and Shoes for next Sumaeer's' use from us at the- fol- lowing cut prices Men's rubbers n i •' M s L ped 0yerehoes,in gite.6,more;laei`yioeable than 'for boys wearing No. 5 shoes, the priseawas $1.75, we are. selling them for., • 1.00 ' .Men's Felt Bnekle Boole,. were($2 25,Lnow .:...; • • 1.75 Men's Hair Lined Boots ;were $2.75, now 2.00 Alen's• Grain Boots with loose sooke, Iitibbera and Roche; Over • shoes and: Lined Rnbbeis,at a die:onntof.1 5 to 25. percent Men's:Hockey Boots, all, sizea,Flreduced ifroin $2.25 :to . 1J7.5 . • Women's Felt'Lined.Bnttoned'Shoes .that:were 1.35 for 95C : • . Womeii'e'Gaiters, pinta and foxed, werel1.35 now . 950 • Women's Fine'Kid(Bgtton Boots that were 1.90 ;now 75c Women'e.FineRid .Ohocolate Oxfords ibat were 1;40 now 904 • *Mince'. Fine Kid Batton 'Boots that. were 1;50 now 70o• • Children's Lace Boots from... , . ,., 20e to 25e Women's Cardigans,• former pride 1.35 now 1.00 Aliases' Oardigane, were .1.00 now: 7a0 Ladies' Oyer Gaiters from 40c to .75e • ` One' Set T4`km Harness 40' gal Harneae Oil 14o per quart james r• e1 .. witch 1 :Patronize the New Shoo Store and, get new Shoes. , Fred ' T. Jackson iacKet i,tou We have still a number of, our Fall and W'inter Jackets left, and in order to,clear them out -before the season is „over we have decided to let them. go at about one-half the original y'. cost: These Jackets are all up-to-date, both in style.. and quality.` All mast be sold, • • . of the rices below :--- Jackets afew �p Jackets that were $15 00 to olear at $4,98. �.:_. ,, 11.00 ��° , 3.40. • • ., 9 00 n y•.. , 2.95. 14' 6.00 " 1.80. ,, 4.00 and.5 50 " . '1;65. E Z E R e OATS MEN'S FRIEZE ��'tt'� � l' our Frieze Overcoats' which ranged in lice • front •$5 Allg p • to $8.00 to clear at *8.95. and All our C'roods•e nail . aii'cheap.' Come ee- alta, wt - have"to offer, _• Piurnst�ei:.& Gbh 5 Clinton Liid-Wint�r: Speciai1s� . Men'sr lleawy.Frieze'tJlstera $8.50 BOyie " „.r • �0/' i " 'Reefers 2.00 uuManakvaxamerzNim+a.sons:Iuiwk.at.,ni+bn+b.'mnnwrmv:.rta,:nbw#+axm,+:.:ue�+mumet...._:: :.:_ .-:..sM.xzaMsrda n4rvtl.waw-.cY. )fn's B.ubber Boots 2.50 Men's Snow Excluder Overshoot; ' $1 25 1 00 �iomerc,, s Felt Roots Buttoned or 11�ced ' Goat Robes, dark grey • . ., ° 5 00 Astrachan Capes, 2 only, worth $15, for 11 00. i 6 Wrappetettes,. worth 100 to 1.2e, for 0/ • . L. o iJ r ►!LLn i J. •, o Londesboro es