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A. Glorious Big
Bargain Event
A royal time for those who need or who will need
clothing.. Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Men's 'Overcoats,
Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, Boys' Pants.
Our Whole Clotbing,Stock will be offered
— at 'a special discount 01 20 per cent
• The object of this sale is to Nell out this season's
clothing before our new goods arrive. We never
carry one eeason's goods into the next season. . All
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
regular prices. Positively nogoods charged at sale
prices Our (roods are marked in plain figutes-17
deduct 20 per cent and that will be the selling price
for cash only during the sale.
Men's Suits.
Men's 5.00 suits now 4.00
Men's 6 00 " " 4.80
Men's 8-00 41 6 10
Men's 10 00 " "'. . 8 b0
Men's 12 00 " "• ..... . ........ 9 60
Boy's' Suits
__Boys' 1 50 suits 110Wi' . . •
..,...2 • • .: .. !, ea ee" 1 20
- Boys' -2 00: "" ' v:•••,eig:c.'1.
Boys'. 2 50 - " . " •. 2 00-
Boys 300 a ' id •••.........•••••• 240
Boys' 400 " • it. • • 3 .20
Boys' 5 00 a• ' 0 ... :. ... . • .,..e• 4 00
Boys' odd pants .. • • 40
Men's Overcoats
Men' 5 00 Oveitoats now ..... -...... 400'
Men's 6 00 • " a .. .... 4 80 -
Men's**8 00 a - " 6 40
fen's 10 00 At " ' 8 00. •
'Men's 12 00 " - -a 9 .60 -
BOYS' OVERCOATS and Pea Jackets reduced
iin *erne propt rtion..
ill fur goods at absolute cost—Fur Cape, Coats,
1:follars, Gloves;Mitts Ind -Heavy 'thideitlothing. -------
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ackson,
Itridlotir.. Stock,. . „ CLINTON
fP/MMIIIAMM .RAMMIAM
TUE CLINTON NEW ER,11.
May 9th, 1902.
•rrr, frarmnrerrar•rrar
timing and Gotha. CLINTON MARKETS
Jes X air wail in Gabriela ThursdayZon
u 4ne..
W ProudfoOt wile here. rono GOderioh
on SaturdaY.
eroy Fair we up to Winehion for Sun-
day vieitiug H. 0. Bell,
B. G. Courtice and R. S. Mannhig were
in Goderieh on Wedneeday.
Quo McLachlan, of Winghem, 0pm:it
Sunday with friends in town.
Dr atm returned Saturday from the
nioM convention at St Louie,
Mise Jennie Xenieu spent were' days
this week at M. Glew's in Mullett.
Mrs j.liell was the guee; of her `daughter,
Mrs H. 0. Bell, of Wingham, last week.
W. J, Paisley was called to Wingloam
on Friday in connection with license
ma Here,
M 'i4. ara, of beefed!), ad Mies Alice
rindraore, of town, spent Sunday with
Varna friende.
Walter Coats hems to day (Friday) for
Oollingwood where he has acioepted a splen -
ala situation
: -
Will (*unn, eon of Heotor Gunn, of
Ailsa Craig, was the guest or Dr and Mrs
Gunn over Sunday.
Mimeo Miily and Ina Hirone and Miss
Maggie Gloacher, of Blyth, were visiting
Mende here last week,
Mr and Mee E. McLaughlin spent Sun-
day at the latter's parents, ildr_and Mrs
Wm Pinker, William street.
Mrs W.E, Doupe,of Woodham, hasbeen
visiting her parents, Mr and Mre A. Mo -
.Keown, e8he returned home Wedneeclay.
Mies Agnew, of Wingham,ana Mr Little,
of London, were guests of Mise Shannon
and Dr Agnew for a few days this week.
Miss Lettie Smith returned home on
Saturday from St Mary's where she WAS
visiting and attending the wedding of her
cousin.
Mrs T. Muroh who has been attending
two weddings, that of a nieoe and nephew,
in the neighborhood of Mitchell, returned
,on Thursday. •
• Mrs S. Coati left for • Creetline, Ohio,
on Theeday morning to ,visit her daugh-
ter. Mre tpr) McCallum, and expects to be
away for sometime.
• S. Townsend and -W. R. Belden were
down in Hey township last week in the in-
terests of Cold Storage, and thiourea a
goedly number of shares. ,
Mies M, X. Glenne and Miss M. Keefer
who (Tent Saturday and Sunday at St
Paul's Rectory, returned to Toronto on
early train Monday morning; ••
Mine Eva Turnbull is here from Han-
over on a reit and will remain home for
awhile. Mr 0. Turnbull, of Guelph, was
here loot week visitipg his mother. •
J. B. Hagey, representing H. S. Hall-
man, publisher, of Berlin, was here this
week taking ordere for .artistici calendars
• of whioh he eeeured quite a number.
Alex Dodds who was a former Olintor-
Jan 35 years ago is visiting here from the
Stetted. • Heisarbrother of W. Dodds, of
town, and father of J. Dodds, of Seafortb,
4: afre-3,--W4rwin.went to. tOndon Wed-
.nesday and will attend the convention of
the W. F. M.• S. held there,. after which
-she-goes to-visit-at-heehome m -St -Th
The Goderich Signal says Judge Moe-
• son's hearth is again not what friends
would-111re to sect hiin and at pre:ay.-pre-
vents him from attending to hi‘ official
••
duties.
Rev 0,. R.. Gunne, of 13t Paul's
• Loom for Sale . Notice to Creditors.
church, acoonopanied his Lordshi the
P
.
Newcombe fly shuttle 'loom for sale, at one- Notilacei is hereby given that all persons hav•T Bishop:of Heron to Wingloam•and Belated
-thirdeeillne price, in first-class ruuning order. ',PS_ 9 MIS_ g8.11V1 the estate of minaret in the confirmation services held in that
utiobings, late or the town of Clinton, , in the • •
town on Monday evening.
'or partietpars spoil, to . .
Gio• P , P i d c minty of Huron, married woman,who died on - -
orabout the 27th day of August, 1901, are re-
agay.94f. Queen street,Olinton. •
. quired on or before the 14th day of June, 1902.
-
• to deli •er to James Scott. • Ontari
Strayed. . solicitor for the.execntor, of thie will I the
• • , From subscriber' premises about April NM,
•-is radon& -white year in g steer. Any infer-
. motion se to its whereabouts will be rewarded,
H. LOWERY. con. 16, 'lode -
MAY 9;-2. rich township, Clinton P. 0
orreetjon .
:To,thelliditor of New Bra:
OBAX Sz11.-WM:. you kindly . giveane
ewe to correct' an error: appeared
in your lime of last week under the head-
ing tThe Prohibitioniete Meet," and arbich
in calculated, if uncorrected, to do injury to
• the cense of prohibition. '
Referring to the candidates invited to
. appear before the Wept Huron Prohibition
Alliance,executive, you say "Mr Mitchell
appeared, and at some length stated his
• dose, but said he did not went to take the
.pledge" '-Ngee, es a member of that exeon-
tive, and one who was present, I Wish•to
• eteAe that, it to not correct, and eteriously
ainierepresentio,Mr Mitchell before the pub -
What" Mr Oftchell did say. was that
-.he had no personal objections tolaking the
ledge, as it was the same as hie life prin.
rand it was an easy Matter for him to
o so, that his only hesitation was because
i..from,eertain t quarters of his party there
were objections to his signing any pledge;
:New I submit • Abet seen in this light Mr
sai deceased, the•r •names, addresses an
discriptions and the full partioulars of. their for him Hie family will follow in a few
claims. And further talte notice, that after ,_ .
such last mentioned date, the executor will weeas. • .. ,
Proceed to distribute the assets of the said Peter McDonald is home from the Lon.
deceased among the parties' entitled thereto, ,
having regard .nly tothe claimsof whichheshall don Medical College ; he will go &tin to
then have notice and that the said executors Feaforth Saturday and remain -with Dr
will not be liable for the said assets or any Ross for awhile, J. Agnew (brother of Dr
part thereof to any penon or persons of . .. . ,..
whose claims notice shall not have been re .Agnew, ca town), also a student at the
-ceived-by him -it -the tirne-of-Rua ruRtzihution. same college ocool,liexie at .his home in Wingham-TAMESSOOT.
. Executor' for Viplliam Gibbing*, lixecTuier. ,
• Dated at °buten, this oth da Y of may, no2. ' We had "a pleasant call from W, Taylor,
May 9th -3. - . • - who has recently removed from Grey
- . • • , township to Stanley haying bought . Mre
. . W. H. Scott's farm, Being of the right
; . . . ,
1 ' '• - 'BORN. • • faith he naturally subscribed for the NEW
' kloGREGOR-In Clinton on May tikl,...to Mx: • BOA- , We hope he may long live in this
and airs John.MeGtrepor, oi a son. township far he think e it will -.suit him." -.-7.
re 81SMAN-In Detroit,the Vcife Of A. C. filisman Ray Bowen, late In •the employ . of
1 (nee MissTipling),of aeon. . Mr J. B. Runtholl, hie taken a situatiin
Jae M3Cool will leave next Week for
Alberta territory where he antende to • take
up land enmagh for a ranoh. has. been
inthat country before and finde it suitable
FLANNERY-In TticleersMith, April 29th,the with Mr H. Richardaton, jeweller, of
wife of Wm Flannery, <do daughter. • Itigereoll, and left' therefore, On Monday.
witiGRT-In deaforth, April 24thrthe wife.of He is•s, competent and reliable Voting man
J. W. Wright, of a son:. • . . and We hope he may 6 well wherever he
RHIELLwife of Rob7i. Moll, of a 'daughter, '
mENtu0S-In East Wawanoa, the wife of
John Menzies, jr:, of a daughter.• ' •
WRA.Yln Ttirinberry, April 22nd,the wife of
John Wray, ot a son.
. O'CONNELL-In Goder4a.APril29thithe wife
of J. D. O'Connell, of a daughter. • , ,
• :MITCHELL -In Ethel, ApriI.25th, thawife of
Geo, M. Mitchell, of a daughter. - • •
PERRIE-In 'Win hare, April i8th the wif &Of
may locate. )1e ha many chums here
who will miss him.
H. O. Bell (son-in-law of J. Bell, of
town,) goes to Woodstock as assistant
superintendent, and not manager as stated
last week, Of the factories operated by the
Canadian Furniture lianifatiturers. An
.oflice for the supervision of the mechanical.
pea of the work of the factories will ' be
opened up in Woo detook and . Thos.
Mitchell apnea= altogether different from Perrin, of a son, (sti born.) , ' Bell is the superintendent with his soh,
the thopreesion conveyed your. report: YOUNG -In Colborne,Aprir2lst, the wif6 of Harry, as asibiaant. °Letle will enter upon
:and / believe emery member of the mon, R. M. Young, of a daughter. .• • his autism there when a suite,* person is
tive would agree that my Statement is MoC.ANN-InToledo, Olde; April 25th, the secured to take nha,rge at Wingham.
”according to faot. The character of Mr dawife fl;Tra,s, McConn, fernlerly of eci.for.th...01..it. „,..WeloadAhe.pleasure of ,a.oilliroronjolui
probibitionitt, and upon his signingthet.,11gWIS-In Palma ot 17.,April2fith;tle Wife%tir
Mitchell. was .,00neiaered satisfactory Sheritt, AI. 'P., for North Middlesex, on
,Ang, tpawisInee Misrs834. TWitchell), of a daugh. 'Wediiesaitf.'•"'AithbirghlyrdiVatiitzqfploceiite;
,•pledge.he was accepted by the membere Of ter. side of polities it makes, hire none 'the less
the executive, racist of whom ere Reform-ot true, as I FERGUSON-At Woiseley,N.W.T., April 4th,
the Wife of John Ferguson, (nee lliss Bella
n was passed , 'Airales), of a daughter.
West Hu Et' 31'.6.1tItIED.
IP.rolithition Alliance executi if M • ch-
•
, ere, as ,their,catahdate. It I
understand it, that "a mot*
pledging- the support of
le BRDARD-DENOMME-At the cburehof St.
eell would edge the pledge," but a er he had , Peter, St Josephonn Tuesday, May Gth, by Bev.
,eigned ia,, it moved,: seconded and carried, • Father Prudhomme Charles eetiardis Broad
,port..Mr hlitohell was giVen to underetand FORtte-NOTT--At thebeidesam 9, Wel-
° Oill'e , near Port Hope, on•AprillArcl, bila
abet the executive weted do its beet to se- L. Edwards, M. Elford, ofElimvilltsto rs Alice
,oure his election if heheoame their ;lanai- Nott.• . •
.dateemhich . would have -undoubtedly been' BARWICK-STOREY,-On April. 29th; at the
done, in the „ease of any Candidate deemt4 Inanse,.81c110 illop, by Rev. 11, Musgrave, ki, J.
et,a,fialtistactory oharacter taking its pledge. ,tiorteetelcit filis.sitinpuen morey,daughter of W
There ie not the elighteet reason for the
Illholzell, was ocereed into taking the pledge. house X.11, IdeCormick401a1032, to Miss Annie
;that we acoept.Mr . Mitchell titi the projeb,- g
rne:nflitaDuettren111.1.tirgig4 lostfri
candidate. and, ,pledge him our sup- •
• mo ORmiale-XSYS-On April 15th.at'Christ
inference aonynyed in your report that Mr ,1
church a sonage, Exeter by Rev. J. EL, Moore• •
tol4Y acted as any co,ndidete of either P. Kes, (*ante%
-----parerwrouldioatte-donerebeing true_to_ DENOMY-BADOCItv-At St Joseph, Atarli
own r
peinciples, and anxious for the party etie OranliDenomy,toMissAnnteitadonieboth-
of the Bauble line IdaY.
120 repteitented to win,
:SAW
The Corlegiate
Seaforththedivagri
„Instil with the JII
,Hough cup.
Winghim so' Mitthell will .1tace luiree 'Defend, Cossoplooll, Aged. 80 years,
fraCeS on May rib .$550 in .purees are SPICER-AT Its.eter, April 25, Robt Spicer,
tea *holiest football germs' in the inter- 2,710Z-0 In Stephen, April 22n5, Alex, Boxiaged
CHISHOLM- tn001borne, A.pril 17th, Jessie
ifelsOotatien on May and at Winghean the
Mnuinipi pr EXECUTIVE,
ng NOtitn4
VAR WATSON At the resldencoth
bride's parolee. Stanlei, on Apr112001, be Rev.
B. Yelland,Dayfteld, avid Dewar,to Miss Ada
daughter of.,J0)1/1 Watson.
DIED: •
e norav-in rset Wawanosh,tApril 80th,Cleo
all testi goes o
td play the first Rena, aded,05 ;years. •
MAN -I Ill al A 11 25th Eli bob
egiate teem for, theYeo,. wifeof 3. J, Dennian, aPgred 46 yearega.
CAMPOELL--InaVest Wawanosh, Aprilinet,
,offered at Mito all. aged 78 Mrs.
mediate. series of the Western Football S'
loOnla Aeatn defeated Blyth ooze of relict of the late WM. Chisholm, aged 55 years.
to 0. wftiffigillelTaiggi,111:Fcer tylestitr's Catharine.
VitighS,MAlte other day bit; owing to the Geo. Edward.&g7 yeare
The Collegiate football teittn drove to IDDWARD-Inaret, .
April 23rd, the wife of
rain the Awe only laetea about half an -20oh,Georg•
hour' and Winghara was ahead by one ina,aangbter of dnoCariniohaelaiged blinenthe,
goal to nil, • NUGENT•4n PlattsVille April 26t4..;•Ilev,
Nupent,ex•President of Amnia= Conforenee,
lifOarirtimon g donvenor andrepresental NEW ERA from now to
Wee meet at fitratkord to itaft1340 11 the end of the year for 50e,
Ill the inlerrdediitte market Of the CLL. A. aged Oyeers, •
distriot NO 6 inoludee Sesforth, Stratford
Clinton, St Marge and Bright; J. D.
4010404
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friendly or jovial. Mr Sheritt is An old.
Stanley boy, some 25 years am and is
familiar with Clinton, meeting many an
old acquaintance. He is an Methodist,
Confiervative and an Orangeman at. that,
but nevertheless he and Rev.C. R. Gonne,
of St NUN church, are old Mende, with
whom he spent the del, and was shown
around' our pretty town.
A. McD. Allen who has been •around
here in the intereate of the Cold -Storage
Betabliehment left on Wedneeday of Met
we ek foe his Trans -Atlantic, trip, sailing
from Montreal oh Saturday. Mr Allen
along with Mr Woodman, of Goderioh,
both authorities on f tuit were appointed
by the Minister of Agrioulture to take
charge of the Cianadian fruitexhibit at the
Wolverhampton and (cork Exhibitions
which opened on the let of May. From
--Whar kfilret of-lhatie -midterm-Omar--
milady our Cloderich friend) the Govern-
ment could not hava seleoted better men
for thie important °fano. As for eulogieleg
Canada's merits not only for fruit but in
every other respect we true* they • will be
found capable and worthy •exponents,
Tloeir friends wish them a gate trip and „a
pleasant and prolitable time in the old
teed. • .
Hundrede of delegates of the Western
;Branches of the W. F. M. 8, wee() in Lon -
ion on Wedneeday and Thursday .at the
annual converition of 'the great body of
•Proabyterian mission workers. Among
three§ in attendahoe are the tollowing from
Huron distriot :7-Mre (Rev) Stewart and
Mee Rich Irwin, of linton; Mee (Rev)
MOM% MS (Dr) Stanbury and Miss 0.
MoNenzie, of Bayfield ; Mae (Rey) Milier
ang Niro McLennan, of Loohalsh Mre
(Rev) Lakin, Mee Bose and Mrs Allan
MoLean, of Seaforth ; ,Mrs /tiohardeon; of
&teen% ; Ifre .(Dr) Fergueon and Mre
Mcktre, of itirkton aro a, Linkleter, Meg
P. Linklater and Rise Lizzie Gilohrfet, Of
Wingliarn ; Mrs (Rey) G. M. Dunn, of
Whiteolouroh, Mrs Barr, Of Ltaternow
Mrs Robertson, of Carlow; Mee Duff, of
Goderith ; Mute Boole McGregor and Mrs
Ilate Simla printe,tioid.
Town Comitlf iik.1;714sImotiod +Wow Thure. di: enfteiniwoon 73
Monday evening the mayor Weakling end 8„Prittli "
4
The regular meeting for May teas held
---... or:: w.T.1211.tirea. adt.7.1 May tith 1902.
truateo in St George'e word and asked for Fleur per owt ,
all roonobere preoent.
eeoretary of the Public) Kama board eta - Barley
hog that row Jackson had reeigned as . Peso
A communication wee reoeiyed from Or Br'
I t* , Ho ' . 8:0 01370598 :aa 0200 074103
0 45 A 0 50
a new
0 65 a 0 75
0 40 a 0 45
w! arrow° rmiziveettatioonokiforogm payDrfienTshoomfp $soin0 Nidlrelsokleu trim, haw 206 22055 aaa 025 055000
for ineclioines supplied to the late Geo„ Wood ghost
. quest of the council.
customary to pay any ommunt presented Goalie, per lb
form DriThopopeon that it hint not been
Flintoff . the clerk Wee instruoted to in. Chiokene, per pair .... 0 20 its, 00 1470
unlese eervicee were rendered at the re- rTourrkk,erilev;epe..r. 1.b.: .... . 50 5006 aa 60 0008
W. 0. Searle addressed the (airmail ask- Pork, dreeeed
Butter, loose or tub 0 16
Ducks. Pair . . .... 0 40 a 0 60
0 05 a 0 06
8 00. a 8 00
ing for a crowing across Albert street at
Rettenbary street and 3. Ratteploury at- Bp0gtgaetteeer, dpoezr.,74.0,0.1;.......: 00 8100 a 0 11
tended the meeting addreseing the counoil
D, Cantelon waited upon the council Dog Lost. a 0 80
Dried Apples per lb0 05
with reference to the grading of Ontario
s reet at is lot. a 0 05
with regard to the oattle pane at the G.
T. IL yards. That owing to the inoreased
small Willte Spi z do I t CH t
g os n n en on
• number of cattle and ho P being ehipped lAilererirlyt,4th. AnYoue giving info motion will be
the acoommodation has become inadequate rewarded by leaving same at •Warrener Ems'.
and asked for enlargement of the yards, May 2-2
W., Coats secretary of the Board of
Health reported: -The hoard had engaged
Fill. Service.
N. Robson to serve the annual notices to
clean op and recommended (1) that the The undirsigned will keep for service thie
closet in rear of the fire engme room be season th,e merioun registered Hereford bull
closed up; (2), that the council Imo a Ar.ugew ' No, 308,981. Terms $1 25 payable Jan.
AUSO Young Hereford stock for ewe at
bylaw prohibiting the -ase of privy pita and any time.
compelling the use of dry earth closets and 10 L. FARNHAM, Lot It, Con. 9, Bullet&
providing for the Weaning of same at 'man% 21-12.
general expense; (3), that the attention
of the council be called to the condition of
the drain from the poet office to T. Tip -
tinge property and suggested that the
same he opened up and cleaned. The re-
port was adopted and the olerk was ord-
ered te prepare the bylew.
Ohairmanyord, of the fire and water
Committee, recommended a new top be put
on tank on Alloora street at corner of
Whitehead street, which will be done.
Chairman Combo of the property cone
noittee, reported Unit all work ordered is
under way 'and recommended Oita the
band stand in the perk be repaired, re-
painted and removed to the square, which
was adopted.
A. 5folCenzie, as chairman of street cam.
mitthe, reported that most of the streets
had been graded and those remaining will
be shortly completed ; earth had been
To Rent or for Sale •
Iirame residence and} acre of land on Mary
StreettOlinton, *morns, cellar, woodshed ,hard
and soft water, new stable and driving shed,
excereat garden, with plum, pear, and apple
treeketa.,
Also for Sale.
At any time up to lat Sept. 5 acres,part of[the
Fos er Blook,eto.,at the North End of William
Street, Clinton, which is a valuable property
for fruit growls g, being well, planted out in
berrybushes, Email fruits, apples, etc The re
is also a very excellent grade of sand and
gravel on.the premises which is very Profitable.
Apply to P. STRAITH,or to W.BRYDONE,
A.pril 18-tr. Qintex'.
Executors' Sale of Valuable
Farm Property. •
dream mid put 011 the roadaide oppOsite The executora ander the will Of the late John
%Govier, will offer for sale by public auction, on.
Jae Smith's and Joe ReAtenbury'eatt these nedonirday, at
28th dly of May, 1902, at 2
pointe being considered unsafe owing to • a masons loto!, inztheLtorn of
both- sides of -the road and the work is not
the high banks; tile was also put • in on Minton; thelonowineproliperttivi ,
berla41 onD'M
ellyslett,
the 12th, concession of the townTlp-
iontaining 127 acres Mare -or "law
yet completed Le oarload of tile also a oar- -. wohgrop•rty the • land
tween Shipley and North street also of aboutiof treat:x.17c d °ill?' h
elar ate
ea ed. _ The buildings con -
load of clement have been received. and', bell* alNotlua
on the premises; there are 15 Afr slenetfeatdeorn
.etored away. The committee recomMende
the grading, of Princess etreet . at ritores of good pasture land,• there is all)
North street from Mary street south, and a with a k
granelithie eidewalk • be • hulk f rom the
west 'hem
am 72x60,• she?
Rohm 2074, °Lir flnaczon46115ci
the othet 21x8o With.: a frame kitchen
ellttr. Bank b
payers to petition against ib. at the court and sohool house, 8 nines from Clinton, 6 -from
latlea4n01211. ?
Satteoliear.. House to ' Mrs Kerr's, the
council to advertise and allow the rate- . pen 14x24. ivIttiennPultni4nesee4ilit9 ill'edhaurith
Blyth and 4 from Londesboro. The .property
of revision. " . . .
. .. .
. . .
fronts a whatls known as the base line
- Chairman J. 0. Stevenson; of the finance The roperty will be sold subiect to a lease
tionomittee, reported the following • eel. whio . expires on April 1st, 1903,1mt possession
y, ic3iftwIlehteriaxe elm to bre first mentioned
cottitte: -jos Wheatley; 3 months salar
890; R. Welsh, 89 days, $89.; W. ()oats, . The prePerty willhe88011 elf;
ex bias?: areetrvme a
montbs,.07101-0;10tifill,71-infintIV,--$24---e -bid.- • --...erms •• of -sale,-,10%Af
fty., freighi on •cemeet, $49,40; A. rber ighthet time of sale, t!,e balance his 30-
CoupinS, work; 53,50 ; G. T, Ity, , •freight - coirciirionaliate° irgcle kr:vrairet tan:I:fel
on tile, 526.16; Can Sewer Pipe 0o., striver the sale; or oat be .obtained from Richard
•pipe, $286';, F. ailyans driving, .$9.70 ; 0, Govier or Henry MoBrien, , Alban P. 0.,
arteer4okir, Liiiii, sucisn :. Geo • co..% either of the undersigned. D
411Y-Of-AVril._19.15 • . -
coant, $4 ;. N. .Robsoo, serving noticee, • . 'Feeler a Solicitors,
snowplowing, $1; °arrow ;is Garrovr, ao- • ICEANSON 0Ahrtuw,
DICKINSON,
$6;• Electric Light Clo., for streets,' hall, D
&o., $69..604.J... Ferguson, work, 52; R. . • Auctioneer, Clinkm. . CI. cdelilicahy'
Coats & Son, sundries, $7.88. W. Coate,
$65 03. ' •
requested to sweep the streets in f rent of
C. Carter, for tile Kid, $4.73 ;•
to receive $2 per day ai forenoon on the • ,20 on uograr'bf Joseph and Isaac streets, in
granolithio walks; the business men be were dealt with. The first meeting of the • of lot 24, con. 8,13one half mile faromwellint,
day, May 26th, at 13 p. m. ;" Joe Wheatley 8 Thebrioltdyrelling includinglots 18, 19 and
postage, . $3 ; total. payments, $878 24 ;
reoeipte-J. Wheatley, for males . &o.
Court of Revision will. be held on Mon- • north, on gravel road, containing 90 sores. "
By motion a number of other rnattere
. . comanittaiainnidnogown.a,ocnreesm. tie norther Holmesville,
tam 1 Part of farm, tote 88 and 83, onwest side of
4 • • sTthreeeirtitaTide ndowxetlInionrgtohnowt resaitiweddaye.tif 'Victoria
2 The north half f lot 25, eon. 2, rid e it part
annum.
Real Estate for Sale.
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their places. of . business every 'Friday
Liberal terms tosult purchasers, Apply to
• morning and the count:tit will agree to,
draw away the refuse; Monday, May 26th -
'to be observed as a holiday in comu.emore-
tion of the Nine's birthday.
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McKinnon ifir Co.
mru
Itlillinery
May is always our big mouth for Millinery and this seamen we have made
great preparations for it, 'We have just received and passed into Stook a large
easortrnent• of the newest thinge in Salton, Walking Hate, Reedy•to.wear
Hate, "Untrimmed Hats in new designs, also a full assartment of Flowers,
Feathere, Buckles, Chiffons, Mousselinee and Trirominga of all kinds. adiee
Stewart has charge of the Millinery department and will be pleased to take
your order for any style of ilat you wioh and trim it in the latest style on
short notice. We will be pleseed to have you visit our showroom end inspect_
the new styles whether you are ready to' buy or not,
Corsets
We show a great range of Comets thie Ream. We do not 'confine our-
•• selves to any one make, we examine every manufacturerai samples and select
the best from each one, wnieli makes our stook dr Corsets Naomi to none in
• the county. We carry a full stook in all qualitiee, and buying in large quail.
titles we get a reduction in prime.
Ladies' Good Jean °oxalate, all sizes, worth 35o for 25o.
Ladies' Summer Corsets, straight front, at 25e, 850 and goo.
B. & 0. Corsets, in long or short waist, ereot form, in fine satin, jean and
oontile, as 500, 7ao and $1. r
D. & A. Corsets, in all the new styles, at 50o, 75o and $1, .
The B. T. Corsets, in oll styles, including the celebrated watoli spring corset,
• at 50o, 75o, #1 and $1.25,
Crompton's Celebrated Comte, at 70o, $1 and $1.21
IMcKinnon sk Co., Blyth
011104011111/010000 00100011144101111
Solid Stuff at Special
Prices for Cash,
For the MoRtikofMay only.
Below we quote a; few net prices.
Barbed wire *
springavire
5 and 6 in. wire nails
4in wire nail,
8in "
2 1 2 in "
11-2 in "
$47.80;0. Crioh, for cemetery, &a. $12.50;
• .
Prdhibition ea. Vonties.
To the Editor of the New Era; :
• DEAR Sie-As an out and (int independ=
Anti se far AS politics is concerned; I take
etrone exception to warned the utterances
which are freely and publioly Made hvbeth
political parties, :partiticirarly in relation to
the question of prohibition. In the ne,ture
of things, we Are acoustorned to expect
pretty severe criticism from the opposition
2 -,of whatever party that_happens to be -
and in the present 'case some Very strong
things are said in condemnation of the Ross
Government. HOwever, all the hard
things, so far as coin:fermi. the recent action
on the temperance question, arena from
that quarter. I have homed life•long
male, here in Clinton,' denounce most
severely the were° -pursued by:MrRose re
the referendum; declaring it to e incomes•
tent, unreasonable and unjust. On behalf
of the probibitioniste and temperance advo-
cates of this riding, I object to being °hissed
ari illogical and inconsistent unless we imp -
port the Ross Government: r accept the
.etatetnent . As to' Mr Rees' total abstinence
principles and am prepared to believe him
einem in bis desire for prohibition,yet X
am MA sanguine ae fa the faeorable con-
Of,11.iS.,gOVernytnent, WI manifest in
the melon in relation to tire tiOtaitiOns of
the -referendum. We are tharged with
fording the temperance question into the
political arena, with the statement that
prohibition. ..le not the Only factor that
should figure in reference to a gdvernment,
My oonviotion is that it is high time that
this question, which is a prime rector,
should not otoly be forced in, but wedged in
and spiked in, tratil it is acknowledged as a
legitimate inmate.
In one Allianoe convention we discussed
the matter fully, • in view of doing our beet
to carry the referendum, and appoinkea a
committee to Visit both politioal corms&
tions. These conventions were given
clearly to understand that if either of them
brought out an acceptable man we would
support .him, and if not we would consider
-the raatter-or-bringing-out-onindependent
candidate. Then, lifter welting ten days,
the executive of the Allionoe was called to
receive the rdport. Both oandidatee were
invited to meet and confer with the coin -
=Mee, , Only one app,eared, and he, after
carefully considering the case, and being
%soured of our support, signed flip pledge
whith we required. And, by the way, • the
eenimittee . was 'oom oiled prinoipally of
Liberal party men. Our object is to try
and end men to Parlirment-from
wht-
over aide- who will, irrespective ot party,
unite in seeking to haye a prohibitory law
enaoted. We are not dealing with a Con-
servative oendidate, and have nothing to
say as to hie actions in the Hones, other
than on the one live 5uestion. J. Glom.
A turnover Of eight constituencies In
Ontario s a t at is necessary to gme
_ Mr Whitney. et IVOfilting..044i0ft
the next Legislature,'! says,the Ottawa
Ottlien. ,Yes, and a turnover of eight
the other way would glom Mr Row
about thirty majority, says the Toron•
• to Star. Row inteiesting ib is to all
down With a pencil dnd do sums.
mai:oh 28:an:: W•
C.•07Ir4BANOREAN, ClInr ton
As.,*(44PPPPPPPIJI4VitsP;4/114/14441LIF
iThe Novelty Bakery
• and ReStantrant
• •
IO the pines. to 'buy choice
ohocolatee; -We handle • Mo.
Cormiek's choice Mariosibo
ohoocletres, a 1 a 0 Patereon,s
orean sandbutht ataxia& and
other ohaioe assortments, .
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We areprepared for the com-
ing lauson to serve soda wetter •
in all flavors:" We Alen have
crushed fruits in stook, 100
cream and all kinds or cool*
. drinks. . • . ."
• .
A choice stook of orangee and
lernons, bananas and all kinds
of fruit in season.
Fancy brerid and cakes always
on hand. ,
Wedding Cakeg a
Specialty• .
Terme etriotly .cash.
J Me4Jlay, Clinton.
lerdwormitambligtofreewskesimtp
TANDARD
eneoL
• HOES.
We have just received a
shipment of our . justly cele
brateditrwatitandardShoer
fcir Boys. These goods . need
\no introduction as they are
ready well knoWn and fire re.
eognmed to be the best wear-
ing Boys' Shoes on the mar-
ket.
They are made of a eh9ice
quality of Milwaukee grain
and without seams.
insoles and counters guaran-
teed to be absolutely solid sole
leather. .
No Shoddy
No Paper Soles .
Patroni
ze the New Shoo StoriS
and get new Shoes.
Fred T Jackson
8o per lb 8 , 4 and 4 1 2 in out nails 2,40
30 " 2, 2 • and 2 in " 250
2.70 per keg 11n " 2,75
, 2.75 " Kalsobaine 20c per package.
2,80 " 5750 knoll washers for $6.5c).
2.85 " 6 boxes axle grease for 25c; •
3.10 " Mrs Potts' Irons, per set, 75o.
10 per cent discount for Cash off all the following lines.
eraniteware, Tinware, Shelf Hardware, Spades and
Shovels, Harvest Tools,Daisy Churns, Lawn Mowers, Clothes e'-
Wringere,, Pumps .and Sinks; laving .bought. heavy this spring
by the tar .14 we betterpriess—thair--ars----:
. 1 largo good second hand Refrigerator cheap
:3 Fire proof sallm 44
Chea
ar
Hardware
House',
House Cleaning
Requiienients..
Fine line of RookerS, in Wood, °obit+, and
upholstered. Gurtain.poles and fixings, in. '
• brass . and wood. Room . mouldings, in. '
colors, imitation and real oak. Picture
moulding, in great variety, Frames made,
to order. Picture glees, Mirrors frame
and mirror ploAni. .
• Undertaking and PieturePrani •
jag a Specialty.
J. C. StevenSor
• „Opposite raven Rill, • • • •
Genwral Faralture Deajer,
Filbert Street, el4INTON.
IIE9IDEN0111-11tiron'Street,
• oppooite Commercial' Hotel. •
Its Up You
If you want the best in
Men's and Boys' Spring.
and Summer Undertiear-.
To make tracks to HOLLOWAY'S and profit by the exisori-
ence of 'others and buy your Underwear fron4
HURON STREET, CT.J.NTON
-1413 RANGE,.
On Timidity Feb. 27th, I will leave my present store to take charge of th
clothing and furnishing department of Messrs, Hodgens Brea, I take • this Opportuniej •
of returning thanks to my many friends and oustomere for the continuous patronage
they have given me since opening out in bueineea. and trust that the present relations
eo long existing be.ween us may not be broken. 7.8e-1111
For the coming Spring semen I will be able to allow you the finest etoek,
iiiftriiirityliihIrents. era rin ebingsbrought
been personally selected from the best imamate and you, can depend on always• geiling
the nobbles* and most up-to.date styles in Hate, Shirts, Ties, eto. Com,e in and see me
any time you are up town.
A. J. 1VIORRISIT
emmna
• mizzITOMS SXMIDS
IVIANGEL-Giant Yellow Intermediate, •
Mammoth Long Red Elate Post,
SEED OORN-Pticee are high and all dealers have bought sparingly
rather than take the risk of carrying any stock over. It may be
good policy for you to buy now. 'We have now in stock "the stall.
dAl varipties-Bailey, White co,p yellow dent, teaming mammoth
Soilthern Sweet,
PAINTS--rall range of colors in Sherwin Williams' celebrated paint
Ther cover Mote surface and wear better than any ether make.
W. L OUIVIETTE•Londesboro