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.Glorious
f..13argain EN'Teitit
A royal time for those who need ,or who will need
clothing., Men's Suits, Boys' Suit)en's Overcoats,
Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, Boys' Panto.
Our Whole Clothing Stock will be offered
at a special discount of 20 per cent
The object of this sale is to sell out this season's
clothing before our new goods arrive. •We never
carry one season's goods into the nest season. All
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
regular prices. Positively no goods charged at sale
prices Our .zoods are marked in plain figures—
deduct 20 per cent and that will be the selling price
for cash only during the sale. -
Men's Suits.
• A'
Men's 5.00• suits now • • • 4.00
Men's 6.00 •" " 4 80
Men's 800 " " ...... • . ..... 610
Men's 10 00 " "
Men's 12 00 "
If • -0 • 4. • • 8 (.,0
• ••••, . . .. • 960
. •BOYe. $11#01
Boys' 1 50. snits now • 120
Boys' 200 " "
Boys" 2 50 "
Boys' 800 ." • 44
BOyEa'.. 4 00 4' .
Boys' 5 Do-- . dc-
• 139pe 'odd pants • ***
, • 1- 60-
240.
3.20
. 400
- . 40
Men's'.Overcoats..
Men's 5100 Overcoats now 4 00
Men's .6.00 " " - .... 4 80
Men's'&00 " " 6 40
Men's 10 00 " " • ••••• 8 00
Men's 12 00 " 9..64
BOYS' OVERCOATS and Pea. Jackets reduced
in same propc rtion. .
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All fir goods at absolute,eost---Fur Caps, i0ORtS,
Collars, Gleva, Mitts and Heavy Underclothing.'
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Thos Jackson, Sr.,
Victoriet Block, WANTON.
MMRPAPA• YA MR MAW
Peace has alinosteonie
ins- South -Africa
But no peace herd. The fight must be kept up till blithe goods are mold or people
Auk:died. .
Come to no for your Seeds such as Corn, Mangcle, Turnips, eke. and *Garden
Seeda. ' • • •
Come for Wire and.Staples, Black wire, cGalvariised and Berbedaalso .Poultry
'netting. Then you will went Screen Doors, Window Screens and Wire to make othere.
Yon want Forke, Spades, Shovels, Hoe,, eto. • - • • '
Don't forget about Boots and Shoes as we have euch good and•cheep ones. ' •
. Our Dry (Jonas stock is full and well assorted -if .yon really want a bargain in
Tweeds, Suite Shirte, Smocks, Overalls and Box, come and try whet we can do for you
The beat of Groseries always on hand. • • •
Ask for one of our Cade that opens the way for you to get your Photos enlarged i
very cheap and good. . •
Something spectel-An Ayrshire grade cow for sale cheap or will,exchange for *an-
-other caw. - • • • • •
Terhisaire oash or prodlige such as .Eggs Bee (which beats the -pedlars). /3utter,
Lard' Tallow, Dried Apples, Potitoes, ate. Yours for bueinefse,
Emporium, Londesboro R c
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May 13t11, 1902. • Pea
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TBE CLINIVN /iEW RE.A.
III I I 1 111 11 1 11 1 1 11 I 111. ,
int•e ategete atierily,of Istiohnow, wat-
t:0111111M and eiallni1
ing Mime Vas Heywood.
Geo Briokenden, of London, called On
Mies. Vora Bewden ie, visiting frieltae in
UJ parente hereon Tuesday.
Myth. .
/dies Nettie Cantelon RI the guest of her
W. N. Manning watt in Brantford lest thither, P. I. E. Cantelon, in TorOuta.
Alex Cooper, of Goderioh, was it yieitor Soillie Stevenson for it few
Friaay on Waimea.
Mies M. Roberts, of beaforth, was the
orit of liaise M
• with friends bere Sunday, days last week.,
Inspector Peieley tetta Up to Goderioh Chas McGregor, of Goderloh, wee visit..
on license matters on Tuesday. ing his easter, Mrs °hasWilteie, Lend=
Mrs G. A. hloKee is vititing friends in Roan, lest week.
Orillis and Midland for several weeke or 00. Mr end hire P, B, Crewe apent Tuesday
.The Misses Polish of Kinoardine, were ea the guests of the latter's mother, MI'S
visiting the Misee Bentley, on Monday. Pridham, Goderiob;
E. Howard went to Illilwaukee and other Dire Duncan Stevention and daughters,
points on Tueeday for a trip of several Jennie and Alice, were visiting Mende in
weeke, tioderiolt huit week.
Mr and Mrs M. Dower, Miss Downer Edwin Sinapeon, of London, pad a fly -
and T. Carter were visitingBayfield friends ing yisit to friends in town and on the s
On Sunday. London Road on Wedneeday leat.
triattla.
teLEN-In Stanley, May Ilab, the wife of F4.
Olen, of a daughter.
ERVIS--.In Goderieh township, MOY12th,tbe
Wife of Thou Livingstone, of a daughter. McKinnon. 8E, Co,
wife of 0. Jervis. ofa daughter.
LIVINGSTON-In TUckersmith,5f ay 16th,t11
; D Murdock, of a daughter.
MURDOCK-In Goderieh. May Oth,the wife ofI
Blytb, A.pril 130th, the wife of W.
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Elms, of a daughter.
MoDONALD-In Bluevale, May ath, the wife
of Geo. McDonald, of a son.
JE/vVEL-In Exeter, May 214, the wife of Geo
Jewel. of a daughter.
MURPHY -In Exeter,MaY 2nd, the wife Of 9.
mratti.111
Daeliwood, May fincl, the wife
of D. Radial), of a daughter.
XiC.,14RVIN-1-InLuektiow, May Ord, the wife
of D. MeCorvie, of 11 daughter
FOSTER -At Zurich,May Ist,thewife of Louis
Foster, of a son.
M00RE.-InI3russe1s,liday 2nd, the wife of M.
11. Moore, ofa son,
COOPER, -In Brussels, /Jay 4th1 the wife of
Jae. Cooper, of a daughter.
Mr and hi/8 J. L. Courtioe left on Wed- Dire Gegen is now again Bottled in her
needay mornieg, on a mit to Mende ha home here after having visited her two
Eastern Onto 1.10, '• Clagghtera in Detroit for mime time.
Miss efalide.Ewen haa returned to Mr and Mrs Thorn, of Mitchell, were the
•Ciliateworth;having been -called home on guesta ()Lamb daughter, Dire R. °bowel))
account of the filmes of her shams • . for a few dap laet week. '
Theo Carter, brother of ?dm M. Dowser •Dire F. Yea returned to her home in
left on Tuesdey to take a course in Epping- Mount Forest last week, and her brothers,
hatne-Illnoni,School of Photography.
Miss Grace Bowden who had been
visiting friends and relatives in Heneall
for the past six weeks, has returned home.
Rey Dr Medd (brOther of Jno G. Medd).
•136thwelhwas in town on Tuesday. He was
en route to Crediton where he leotured on
Wednesday evening,
Prof. Tandey, of Chesley, in here on a
visit to hiseon •; some years ago Mr
oy and Guy Cantelon accompanied her
and will remain there for awhile.
Mr and Mrs D. F. Meopherem, Miss
jean and Charlie Macpherson, Mr and
Mrs W, Coate and Mrs Archibald attended
the Stevens-Faireervioe wedding in Hui -
lett on Wednesday.
Mr John Samford returned from hie
western trip last Wednesday morning.
He mei; a glowieg amount of the rierviose
Tanney,who la a prominent nannoianaion- in connection with the raising of the Very
ducted a stionessful music class here. 1 Rev Dean Carmichael to the Episcopate
. D. Shanahan: was in Goderioh last week
and aofed aa pall bearer at the funeral (on.
Tuesday) bf the late T. Kelly. the inter,
ment being made in Colborne cemetery,
Benoit, as Bishop' Co•adjutor of ti e
Diocese of Montreal, and the very effective
scene OE the presentaticn to His Lordship
of the address from this his first congre-
gation in the ministry,when he'vnie in Mon -
1 previotlfi tO ping WeSt., He has been
away three weeks being out to the Partite
coast during the past two weeks. And
leaves shortly for an eastern trip to the
over the great possibilities Of the West.
The first out-of-town trip Mr Thelall trea
took with his , automobile was down to
Seaforth last week. Mrs Medan! W. N.
Manning and J. „Scott itocompamed him.
jas Steep returned from Indian Head•naaritinie provinces. He is enthusiastic
last week where he had been with hie son
Harold who is there., Mr Steep intends to
go, north again about July let to push the
sale of his seed drill.
We had a pleasant call from J, H. Mo.
Clinton, of Weetneld, last Friday. • Eti" is
an agent for Douglas ch Lacy, stook brok-
ers of New Yorleand was here and at God -
arida in its interests.
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Sporting Notes.
fdLA,ItItIED.
STEVENS-FAIRSERVICE-At the horae of
the bride's parents, eon 10, Hallett,Mayl4t ,11 by
Rev J AcHamilton;D Stevens, If arlook. to Miss
Jennie, daughter of Mr and Mrs T Fairservice.
011E110M-McDONNELL-At James St M eth.
parsonage, Exeter. May 7th, Thos. Creech, to
Miss Kate McDonald.
"DULMAGE-SioDONAGH-In Seirforth May
7th,by Rev, I. 13. Wallwin.B. A., Sidney Du.
inage, MoSillop, to Milis Lizzie McDonagh, of
Wingham
BBE.'InERSON-LANDESBOBOUGII-At Port
age la Parable, April 80th, Geo. S. Hendersons
to Miss Eva Landesborough, of Portage la
PriUtriTeCIIISON-COLQUHOITN-In Hibbert,
A
p 1180th, by R Rogers, Newmarket, Mary,
eldest daughter of tbe late Jas, Colquhonn,to
Hutchison, Chicago.
BELL-MoSWIEEN-At the home of the bride's
mother,Goderieb,May 7th,by Rev. .1 A. Ander-
son,B, A.., J, H. Bell, of Sault Ste. Marle,Mioh.,
to Christine D„daughter of the late John Me -
e&5
o WAN-McGREGOR-In Stanley, May
lath, at the home of the bride's parents, by Rev
E Sewers, Miss Ella, daugriter or Hugh mcGre-
gor to Sohn MeClowan, Stanley.
NIEBERGALL-IDnIKDDetioit, May 6th, wife of
Wm Niebergall, (formerly Miss Kate MacDon-
ald, Dunlop), aged 88 -years and 0 months.
BOWDEN -In Colborne, May 8rd, Rich Row -
en. aged 60 years.
KELLY -in Goderich, May 4th, Thos Kelly,
aged 78 years.
CLARE -In Morris, May 4th, Agnes, beloved
wife of Alex Clark,aged 54 years.
JOYNr-In St. Helm* May lat, Irene, only •
aughter of Thos. Joynt, aged 11 years
HAMMOND-In Oakville, May 1st, M Ham-
• mond, temerity R agent,Blyth'aged. 42 yrs.
FRAIN-In Detroit, May 2nd,the.wife of W T
• ain. ormerly of Grey, aged 53 yeers
Ashileld, Mav 4th, Isabella,
The animal tournament of the Domain-, daughter of P MalKenzie, aped 24 years.
Exeter.May 10,13.1401er 7iYhite,
editor of the Exeter Times.
CA.RLINE-In Clinton, May lith, Mrs Agnes
Carline; relict of the late Chas Carlin% aged 66
years.
ALLEN -In Stanley.at the home of her son-in-
law,A J.Ross. London Road, Mrs Agnes A lieu,
of Clinton relict of the late John Allen, aged 65
years 6 months and 12 (Wye.
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ion Lawn Bowling Asectoiation' will be
held on the grounds of the IL C. Y. C.,
Toronto bland, on Tuesday, July 8th. '
The committee in charge of .the .horae
mon in Wingham on Saturday, 24th of
Miss.Mary. Agnew and her oonain, Rev May, are making arrangements for a good
Mr Little, who 19 supplying for Rev Mr
tireBetidet coofuBnet3riff,asfpeendtuariinewg hdiasysabtrisneweett a aY'13 BPI3r. ' Et amia
thin trial of ` a d a.. the fastest trot -
ling hurtle in Canada, veldt give sh exhibi-
with Clanton friends.--Wingham Titnes. .
• ' A *medal train will leave Wingliam, per
We understand that Bert Daymeut (son G. T. R , about 9 p m., for Clinton, con -
of 3. Dayment), formerly on the NEW M* neoting with train for Goderioh. ,
staff, but late of the Stratford Herald, has
gone to biontreei where he has secured a
position with the Monoline Typesetter Co,
Owing to the illness of Mrs Jeptha mild, andatold weather. The spores were :
Holland, Goderich townthip, some of Ler -20 bircle-J. E. Hovey 11, if)r Holmes 7 ,
ohildren have beep • summoned home, MrsJ. E. Cantelon 14; 22 birde-R. Graham
Vance, of Erhavele, , arriving Saturday .15 ; .28 -birds -Dr. Agnew -8-. - -In , a-spa:del
and one of her sons from British •Colum- match at 25 birds It. Graham scored 20,
Ina is exPeoted this week.
• .H;LoElmeClaa
. • . nut! loci 1.9. J. E. Hovey 17 and Dr .
Mrs Geo -domes and two ' children and
Mrs Et, Jones ate i' two. "children, of 'Vic-
toria, .B. O., are here on.a visit auloog
• their relatiY. s and friends. The former
iS a daughter of J. 'Brown,. of •Staple-
ton, and the latter a daughter of Min
Grainger,of 13 neefield.
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• The fourth sheet for the gun •olub trophis
was on Thursday !met week and the mores
were not up to the usual owing to hieh
Miss Olive Helga; who is •engaged in
teaching hit o borne Opent Sunday with
her parents here ; at' the end of the pres-
ent. year she will leave in order •t� attepd
the Ottawa Normal. It speaks well for
her teaching ability that she has been in
The laorosse sobedal f Di t t
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, May 13. -There was a big
tun of cattle at the cattle market to-
day. For the choicest lots the top
prices were as high tarthey have lately
been. Some very choice expott• hold
at, $6.25. Theaverage sold at 415.90 to
$6; choice butcher& cattle sold at 55 to
$5 35•and $5.50; some picked .cattle a
bit higher. There was a fair demand
for stockers and. feeders. The light run
of sheep and lambs held prices steady
and everything in this hue • sold out;
Ihere was a light run of hogs and
prices tcok another jump to 4'7.25 for
New Silks and Satins.
This week we have received a 'beautiful aesertnaent of new silks and eats
ine,auitable fcr cluesse,w. Ws and trimming. Our (elk tra I inpapid-
sly bawl%) we heep everything that is required in that line, and buyiog for
cash and selling for cosh or terra produce putt) us in a position to quote very
low prices.
Japaneseeilk, in all the new cobra, pure silks, regular price 300 per yard,
ter 26o,
iiiamoy silks for waists, in stripee, sorolls and floral designs,in waist lengths
no two alike, at 403, 50o, 75o and $1.
.Blaok taffeta, in three qualities, extra value at 60o, 75a and.$1.
Black Satin, good idtb, Iraq epeoial at 50o.
Black Satin,. two special lines at 750 and $1. -
Tamolines, in all the leading oolors, makes a very effeotive walla and wears
well, Rental at 50o.
Blaok Pean de Bele Silk, for dresses, worth 1,26 for 01.
Boots and Shoes.
Women's low shoes, regular price 65o for 150o.
Ladies' Dongola Oxforda, lateat styles, at 850, 01, and 1.26.
Ladies' fine kid Oxford, in ties, laced or buttoned, in sizes 2 1.-2. to -7, extra
value &WO, $2 and 2 50,
Ladies' fine Dongola, in buttoned or laced shoos, high out, light or heavy
Wee, regular price 1.60 for 1,25, -
.Men' e Dongola Shoes, extension soles, at 1,50; 52 and 2.50.
Men's plow shoes, good and strong, -from 75O to $2.
Boys' Standard School Show, at 1 25 and 1.50.
Melee Canvas Ethees, rubber soles, wotth 65o for 50o.
McKinnon ofiz Co., Blyth
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.rLees-,Torea$-It-
For the 1VIonth ofMay only.
Belnw we quote a. few net prices.
Barbed wire
fic per lb 8 • 4 and 4 1 2.in cut nails 2.40 "
()oiled spring wire 8c " 2,2 and 2 a in " 2.50.. 4'
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5 and 6 in. wire ;fails . . 2.70 per keg lin " 2.75 "
4 in wirenails 2.75, " Kalsomine 20c per package.
8in " 2.80 " $7 50 knoll washers for $6 50.
21.2in " 285 " 6 boxes axle grease for 25c.
' 1 1-2 in "
. • 3.10 44 - MraPottel Irons, per set, 7501
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10 per cent•discount for (ash off all the ri:lowing lines.
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- •Granitew-are, Tinware, Shelf -Hardware,- Spades' and
• Shovels, Harvest ToolsiDaisy Churns, Lawn Mowers, Clothes
Wringers Pumps and Sinks. having bought heavy this spring
e or r No 6 the best and $7 for light fats. y the car lot we.are prepased, to give heti& prices than Ian .
.00mptising the dubs tram Clinton, St. -
Marva, Stratford' 11, Seeforth and Briklit
• Me been B. 3.• Gibbing(' was re-
presentative for the Clinton Club and• -vent
down te Stratford on Tuesday when the
following will be the dates for the series:
. June 4-43tratioed at Clinton; •' June B. -Clinton at ,13right;
June 26 Elt Marv' i at Clinton ;
July 1- °beton at St Diary's; •
July 6 -Bright at Clinton
July 16•Seaforth at Clinton ;
one Bagel obntinuottely since 'she stetted ' • Jely 237 -Clinton at Stratford; •
teatihing, • Aug 13 -Clinton at .13eaforth •
The first game of baseball for the Sea,
igin•was that played by the Clinton junior
club in Exeter on Friday last. A game of
nine timings was played but from the re.
suit, 83 to .14, it was more of a Cricket
match than baseball. Our.boys foend it an
easy viotory and could have kept the score
down had they wanted to. VointecItee•did
.„ good twirling and was ably supported by
Mt Greig. W. Irwin, 1,..econd oldest sor •oT E, johnaton.as catcher and the incliyidual
11.• Irwin, %Nil() h,as been holding a remoras. playing of ' each. The Exeter boys will
ble Position Preiton; England, for It make .tie exeellent team and only need
couple of., eters, arrivece at New. York on more practice. The. playere Wore:--Clin-
Sunday. Ne }Me received O. more reap:tn. •ton -T. McRae., pitcher' E, JOhnston,
Bible and lucrative position at Spribgheld, . catcher I P. Johnston, 1st base Day -
Bum?. ka roe: at once and later on , ment. 2od baso; Jae Doherty, short atop ;
will visit a firs -pop -VVrIttelii;atcl-baidel E';" -Daymentrright-
distinguhh themeelyee Wherever they go:
Mr :James MeCoOr.left On Tuesday for
Alberta territory where he will live. Dir
MoCool previously lived in the Northvieet
or 19 eettra,aed therefore knowe somethifig
f the country. He liked it well and has
aken up a section in Alberta for nothing.:
He took with bim a oar load of offsets,
tneng them being a fine thoro-bred cow
nd three calves from the well known
erd of James Snell. of Hallett. It is ex-
ulted that Mrs McCool ahd family will
ollow in about two weeke, We are storey
o lose so estimable a' family . from our
Onr friend, W, Cantelon (son of Wm
Cantelon), came home from envirtnaoy
College on Saturday returning on. Monday
to Toronto to fill a luorature .position in a
Yonge street drug store. Will hae ease
written on hie exams: and it is likely, that
hie nanae will be ernong suocessful
ones whiobewill be-knoisat-i•n-a-few- days.
At least we hope so. • ;
:New
• 130ots.
YOu'll congratulate yourself while
wearing "s ' •
Hagar Footwea r. cztigriviixAstvigf
ttagatteinntgo,' hol 0 v
• • Witehurgtoa will be thc unaninions choice
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Girls fencing and. Riser& Packing Depart-
ments, ateady cmplo, meet. Apply to p
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, Wanted. midst,'"
• The gentleman so flattering by referred
A. YOUNE women betweeh 25 and 35 years of
age, as housemaid in a family of live. Must .
to by the Hamilton Herald (Independent y
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have references of previous experience. VVages oonoerxiing the .Liberal candidature • in
$1.2 to 814. Mini EDWARD GURNEY West Hamilton, is a nephew of Dire Wash -
may 15-2 ' 170 Gerrard. B., k'orontt: ington; of Rattenbnry street and a native
of Huron being a son of the late John
Hullett Court of Revision. l•
Washing.on; ' of • Goderiob: -"That • Mr
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MEN'S 0137 WOMEN'S PRICE
$3,00 a pair
We show 25 hew and popular styles.
• They are too.exquisite for description
Come and see them; make compari-
sons with what you see elsewhere
PatroiliZe the uew ShoeStore
and get New Shoes
Fred T.. Jackson
• CLINTON
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A
Victoria Day
may
the Liberal party if he consents. to have
! the Township of:Mullett, will be held at 1,.nrides- .,
his name go before the convention is ra
; boro, on Monday. May 26th, at le o'clock a: iff7 foregone conclusion. And that he will
Irfor the purpose of hearing and settling com- prove to be a strong candidate is ale° (ter -
plaints against the eiiid Assessment Roll. ' _Per- tain. 'It is safe to say that there is no
gsons having business at the Court will picas! ore popular Liberal in Jilemiltor than is
erirftsiirne tirae andplace. FAS ()AM'. .,.. p. washinoton. K, 0! Isis shIpwaness,
L Clerk.
May 16-2, t ci aria eicelleni organigibi ability have
• gained for him the confidence) of the party
made him a general faverite. He will poll
workers, while his overflowing good 'humor,
Ina frankness and approachableness have
the Saolicl Liberal vote. In a straight fight
Farm For Sale. .
between tIr Washington and Mayor
Heriatie the chanson would be in favor of
ithe latter With •hfr Colcinhohn hi the.
"race we think that Mr Washington. will
have an excellent chance to with"
Mr Thos Jackson, juns ill new in th• e
Northwest representing &aeon Ifroe and
we learn is receiving a large number Of
orders. . The times are good and as °kith-
„ The undersidned.effers for sale Jot 16, BaY• ing is required many new friends as well
field cOlicession. Goderieh. lovhiehip, consist.
ing of 184 acres including 25 mired of Mixed all old oustomere give orders, knowing this
thither; good clay soil, suitable for grain or firm is noted for supplying the hest in
stock grading; well watered; comfortable men's wear. in calling bpop the toying np
dwelling heated by furnace, aummer kitehen,
Woodshed; ha,rd and soft water; two barns there we take the following note from the
HOxlO, a x driving shed 20x30, hen house Morden Chromolets--"Mr Thos ,TaoksOrt,
1745; 3 acres of' orchard; one half mile frOm jr of the- clothing manufaoturing firm
school, miles from church, arida miles front
Clinton, Will be sold on reasonable terms. of"Stickson Bros., (Minton, Ontario, spent
Apply on prerriises or address, ,A.LffiX WELSH, Sunday in Morden, visiting his consinalira
• may 16741. L Clinton, Ont. Neil Pox, and doing some business ale°.
Dir•Jackson has maderieven trips to Mani -
24th QUALM TEXDEDS addressed to the under- toba but this teas his first visit to Norden,
isa signed, and endoreed "Tender for Post ow
Obi allitOno" will be reeeivea at this office until "and he expresaed himself as attrprieed and
Tuesday,June Ord, next, inelesiv.oly, for the delighted with the town, Being- an Odd.
erection of a Postoffice at Clinton,Onts aeethrd- fellow Mr Jackson met many of the fret.
ing toplans and specification to be seen at the entity with whoba he enjoyed a pleagant
Depertment of Public Works, Ottawa, anti on
Mr jtkokson IS a
application totho Macpherson se Hovey Co., "me on 1.‘rYlaY °ening'
Clinton. good inusunan and delighted a large and.
Tendersovill not be eonsidered unless made on knee at EtiOX Church by his rendition of
the form suppliea, and Meted with the tactual _
VOR iir thrl tenderers._-_— _. __, _. atia of_the _churchhymnsovith the -help -of
Miss Endicott in the ohorns, Mr &Lotman
adgrattit
-An-accepted cheque on a charterea bahlebar
able to the order of the) Minister or -Pub lc id tlqe gentlemen WhO flAst' introduced Mr
, Return tiekete will be issued at
• SINGLEtirattFlIRE
Between all statione in Canada; al) etalons
• Canada to and frea DetrOlt,Miehm.Port Huron'
Pert Covington, Bombay N,V0
MaseenaSnrine0, N. Y.t
MAL 17..B_fisland Pondi-viwialr Btatlii7g1;
•:•-••--2-------danada to, but not from Buffalo, N. Y., plains
N. Y. Nemo.), Valle, N. 'Y., and Stud
religion 13ridge, N. Y. .
Good Going May 28rd or Viih
Valid retut fling frOM1)0801041011 on or before
Alt.y th,1902,
Tickets, and all information from meths
arena Trunk Railway elystein. Jae, Me.
DON'ALD.Distriet Paesenger Agee!. Toronto
A, PATTIsON, Agent,011eton,
CLINTON MARI(ET13
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, May 15Gli 1902.
Mill Wheat- 0:74 a 0 75
Spring ” . ... . . .0 74 a' 0' 75
Oats ' 0 42. A 042
• Bye • '• - 0 40 a 0.41,
• Barley .. 066 a 055
Pang. .... ; .. • • • . • •• • 0 80 6 0 80
Flour per owt 2 15 a 2 15
Hay 8 00 a, 9 00
• Sheepskins . . 0 25-1 0 50
Nci. Green ;rim. hides 5.00 a 5 50
Woad short 2 25 a 2 50
Chidkens per pair 020'a 0 40 •
Ducks; ir 040 a• -060
Oa'e 0 05 , a 0 06
' Tutke erlb:• 0 06' a 0-08 •
Pork, li .... 6 50 a 700
• Pork, dressed:- 8 06 a 8 00 •
Butter, loose or tub 0 14 . a 0 15
Eggs per dos .. 0 10 a Q 11
Potatoee, per bush..... 085 a. 0 40.
Dried Apples, per lb.. ,0 05 a 005
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f Sale
—oom or.
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econite fly. shuttle -loom foi sale, at one
selling price, in. ffraelellsrtitinfirg Order:
'field.; F. Stevensonasentre field. 0 Porter, or partial ars apnlv to
left field.; Exeter-Hardy,Bewden, Hawke ..,,,
thaw, Nemeth Mires;Browning,Snell,Sweet 'flaY,'-d' •
n , Geo. POTTS, oorn er Princess' and
Hooper. The soote by innings wet:- Queen street,Clinten.
' Olinton-3 2 8 1 6 5 8 0 6-83 . . 'Strayed. ..
Exeter -2 4 0 1 0 0 0 6 1 0-44 sh-
The return match will be played here in a From subserit,ori premises about Apriristn,
few weeks. . a red and white year ins „steer. Any infer-
. . motion as to its vrhereabouts wtll be rewarded,
J. E. Swartz, of Wiegnam, was re- . J H. LOWERY, eon. 16, Godo -
cantly offered $8000 for Harold H„ 2.04, MayO-2.
but he refused as he. believes the horse • •
rich township, Clinton P. 0
' will be a hraet money maker this „, Beeson. ess •
Last year Harold H. paced more heate •meeting of the Huron'.
than any other horse and in. his entire • County. . Council
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below 2.10 on the Grand Circuit tracks
27 starts he won 28 fir t 2 d
a s, aeoon a, 1 third
and only once did he Antall behind the
money. ,'A. Proctor, the tremor,. expects to.,
drive Herold H. at a 2.02 clip this year
and those Who • have followed the hard
campaign last year do not doubt
to do so. This year When Mr Swartz !tends
Harald to the rattail he will also send
with him a peen pacer called Edelman hi' •
Simmichlon, mq, that showed a mile in
,Tbe eummer eession of the Council of the
dounty of Baron will be he'd in the couneit
chamber lathe tovrn of Goderich, • commend -
Ing at 3 &cloak p. tn, eii tbe first Tues_day id
junemext 'W. LANE Clerk.
. Notice to Credit&s.—
2.12i last fall end 4110 goes without Notice is 'hereby giveithat all parkins • hay -
bobbles or hoots. The two will be in the ft* oialms against the estate of' Margaret
eGihhings,late of the town of Clinton, ill the
minty Of Huron, married woman vvho died on
usually given. It will pay to give us.a...calk
1 large good second hand Refrigerator cheap'
3 Fire proof safes at a bargain.
hea
axiom. Bros.'
.Hardware House
House Cleaning
-Requirements:
Fine lintrof-BOoketEssin-woodr-cobleieent
upholstered. Curtain poles and fixtegs, in
brass and wood. Room mouldings, in '
collars, imitation and. real oak. Picture
moulding, in great variety. •Freanee made .
to order, Picture: glass. Mirrors frame '
and mirror plates.
' Undertaking and PiCturerganF•
o S000144Y..• • "
.0, StevensOt.
Gene,ral Furniture Dealer,
Opposite Town nal le
Albert Street, ZLiNTON. •
BESIDENCE-alluton-Street,
oppositeflommeroial --
Another Drop in Prices
The undersigned. 'is offering 'his $80 Buggiesfor $65,, They
are his OWD make and are made from choice material and by,
first class mechanics. All the latest improvements used line'
--are-up,to *late- m every respect TImay oannot be surpasee1/4
And. we guarantee them. •
JOHN LEStitE, Huron Street Oitn,ton
charge Of the Canadian trainer, A. ProotOr, or about the 27th day of August, km, are re
who drove Harold H,. last year. • guired on or before the 14th day of 'June, 1902,
or the encouragement of field spate at solicitor for, the exeoutor of the will' el the
to deliver to James Scott, Olin• on, Ontaril.
t a U13 lt 0 Y 0 U
our Collegiate Institute l the Hough CU" .
Wal3offeeed Inc competition by the ,donor.
' disoriptions and the full particulars of their,
al dim sd.ece4anade dr,urtthheerrr f aniatem one°, tiaode,drtehssaets a ratne dr
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C. L, foot-balf du -ea ' f.E•k ' ,f-Atak-0611 ' Li vIti . ' '' ' If you want the best in
to win it. They • retncned without the therthave notice noTitItiloui ts talri tasi,:leaxiirtaonr;
trophy but with honor. In the start Sea- will not be liable f ' Merii°: • and -Boys' Spring
forth Won the toss and aided by a strong
few minutes. The game, though amateur ivireeliii et lergs-nal illi II:
d .y him at the time,tinAlletibutiolt.
Witid socred-the onlY goal of the event in a : i -t!' olio -a_ not have been re,
mi or persons o
the Cilinton deform did good work when BIefoliittnercit .117iiiiton, this 6th day of May, ii GibbinA Exeoutor. '
in many.respezte, was well contested. All
a eed and ability to shoot. Therefore(); Executors' Sale of aluable
1002,
once warmed to it, but the forward line may oth-3.
• g nera y was making in combo:nation ir
'The preeent p,oesesgtoec:„.12,11tepee*SeillAyrtAlrecl' cute 'W 1
effort Wag. made by. the Clinton •C, X, teara haying regaxdonly ot nyeb
ite
d 5.4 0". • •
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rsoartuillictor ann'atttuhde °mthaettorlftfew am; 1 ;X vi Lam" Farm Property. :
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ar gl?. ess and siterostion. The following The exits:stators under tlie:will of the late John
e the Clinton paperre-C. Beware, goal . Clavier, will otiTheer28%.8,?,bIfonNioanet2ion, ot
i hall 21fleiligitP
, tre foit lAll'il'4011pArttrig9° ; nap%
otorwn of
ildnYteeli'd;r. Rr,4.ricitajri er 1.(1°11v1 ti 8,VWedneeday,
lirill•aerliKrirgoglknege.cttre t J. Todd and 1'1,-' 0 Bulletti containing 127 dons more ° r i P
f2A . ,.. Wood, E. Button, left wing; ber 41 on the 12th concession orvtlite-t wnsum-
o ens
, . '' iglitgigiaaDirnig?i117,41tErtgiLiti.P:ti'eltill'
ON THE 00BAN-l'he Ottnadie.n. s • on the premises; there are 15 mires Flooded down
for South Africa are now on the °Maori and 20 acres of good pastureland; there is alio
a..?tuot.11.,vo terteilitupel aired, ,,spo buildin Auer
having embarked ••• et the Cast/taw ,;turithLa r,fari 2.07 %lea %%dial itici
1
,'der Col. Willie:2'
coropriee four of the 8r Regiment' un- pen 1441. Within 5 minutea walk of Only&
.it0111):: t401:11! , ge1120.; the other 21x With a frame ,ki a en
la i and a• ceiltir, Bank barn 7800, sheep
and eehool house, 8 nonce from Clinton, 0 from
house 40x26 .._. implement hc11803848 ; and a pig
at Halitak on t
800 . e and
tworanattinmeptioerteod,FthaortterioLo. troops
and
oclaotorapcir Brytti and 4 fern Londesboro. ire propipti
men Led them oaths generaIappeanante -ivihlet:tli.Pn-exitrt74064-ilditilritIlialis filli ,t°4t Gt.Pb:0888:e14134:
and behavior; no bet' er looking nor
More efficient .corps has left Canaan, to t .tu first mentioned
held the Mother Country. During their TIfilitingrgietittt, (412111bieroom for it team.
Preoorty will be told atible_ot to a reserved
stay at Halifax they conducted them. Ibni°;143YrYaIrtrah36 tillif °I1P8741P64. tl'1 btahieantilr4hiria84
boys prior to their leaving Halifax and eirltrilotilgttwilltetike knt4taliit°11i ttetnittenil
selves excentionally Well, Vire hare're-
ceived rieveral letters from t he Clinton
ft 1 ey 3,tbii.00,:r., toitioona: obron ogbat:Inedaferom Richard
"1i" 6r "tell" (IM°Prie T. 13ibtttidli th'io°V0tflar,
0 B1(11CINSON
g 4Prit'' imlitextlsom se GABI1OW.
Vendor's Solicitors,
Ocdorich
I on, their arrival in South Africa th
Will write which will be published in
the Nrew IllitA for the benefit of their
Work, avid Mop, c. of the amount of tender; Nail 1,04106 6 0h6ir, peaking to Mayor,
must accompany each tender. The eheeue will
be forfeited if the party donne the emitted or Meik:e, be said that the /Erase number of
faille complete the work eentractea for, and The Chronicle, had done muoh for the
reillgreturned in eaSe of toreaeceptimee of., iOWnr 110 kopt a copy in his desk and
Tho Dopttrtifien8 dOP• 1108 MEd itself to accept never lost an opportunity of showing it to
' the tweet or any tender. visitore, all of whom, expreseed Antrim)
zoraagglita4frtoi,f?EaRrINAS, Secretary/ that Monitobe had such an excellent town
Ottavva, /2tli All ay Itf04' Amy ionnit as that deseribed by The Ohroniole,"
..4.1•1•
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tem P. • AuctIoneas Clinton. Iray
—and Simmer -Underwear
To make traeks to HOLLOWAY'S and profit by the experi-
. once- of others and buy your Underwear from
1-lommowiA:27
HURON S'rREET, CLINTON
ouse
Lace °attains, new and attractive styles,. white and cream, 50o, 75o,
$1, $1,e5, 51.50, $2 and $2,56 a pair,
Sash Neta, spot Mad etripe,-10 tnI4o a yard.
Art Dittelitie, 5, 8, 10, 12 1-2 and 16c1 a yard,
Window shadps, spking rollers, plain and Magee, 85o to 750.
• Chenille Table Coven, heavily fringed, rioli colors, 'three sizes, 65.1,
•• 81.25, 82,50 each!,
PAINTS, -Sherwin Williams, ready mixed paints, in di the desirable
colors, Ihese paints are wily applied, avoid over more surface, look
better and wear longer than any other make -Try them.
Sown Doors, '0, 1,25 and 1.50 with hinges and rull, oomplete windOw
itereeed, can be adjusted to At any window, 25o.
W.11. OtTIVIETTIA• Lon-desboro
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