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June 13th ,1002
THE CLINTON Ink ERA,
untio NOTES.--Robt Down. b
ao removed
occupied ha the late M
j9NE 10,1902.
1M ' to the Towneenta's cottage' formed
VS Alleri, on
rilL3_ astreet.....„.
The -141•11een's hotel
. au teen repaint.% by Ruin. Downs and
1400Ab NOTIbES .1.0gilt isymic improved in appear -
Our IVIillinery department ha,s many attractions to=.3 &A.1 Trier's fire proof sate4' or sale e
for Ladies Who want a, &Miner Hat. Late in IVI
IViiss Randall v"t
A. eagle has Improved ap•
, asy
ae PP Y to ,i,ui,Dou nearances at hie premises .on Ontario
, y RANCE, Clinton street by the removal of the front fence.
Ist ed the mar etsan spent some time Boarders winated-Acoommodation. tor two ....A number of farmers ear the hae
ion Oricti,fortnerly cf the G,T. R. here.
has been chewed as cashier from St.
johns' Mich,, to Wirt Sagioaw and in
letter to uo says he cannot do with.
out the NEW Eva as it is like a lettei.
from home each' weeit....The new G.T.
R. time table for the summer will be
out on June 1Sth....The county court
met this week at loderroh commencing
to come and see them whether wishing to bi,ty or not da * -
gentlemen boardere: Apply at Now leria. b
stulying the newest and most
• r een a bad epring to raise foe s ..New-
tfay 16-tt
popu ar sty es s own We are stilt leading in. sugar by sellink
fc.- 31.3m.mer, and selecting novelties in Shapes ano
iledPattee granulated below regular whole.
eale priee 0 Make room tor our next ear .
h
rirnraings. These are now here. Pattern tiats W. T. O'Nein
--exemplifying the_latest summer shapes and modes of _ TiOnio *owes.
trimming have been prei5ared arid -you-are -welcome PI INO REOITAla-A plane. recital
-Val- the gryen art the..towu hail oriTue--
Y eVening, ;me Uth, by a number 011-alleatutY-and-t
of the oils of Misa Carol Newcombe, ranee on Monday next, the 10.h..7:
Remote by Mrs R, P, Reekle, Miss
Lillian Coats,Norraan M grab and Ja meg
Doherty. Admission 16 cents. .
Dainty a a
Dress Mastitis
GONE INTO BUSINESS, -Mr Geo,
Hodgene has gone into buetness in
Ttiarnoroari,,having bought out the (Jena-
; The daintiest, the prettiest, the most stylish dress mus- d
• hustle ziliontftegimo,.antadegigme 414eilltstir
lins in town are on our counters. There is a wide variety to
her. hope that he may be abundantl;
select from, and not a poor -pattern or an old "style in the lot. prosperous in the Queen City,
Of the best not more than one dress to a color or pattern, Not O. A. EXAMS. -Among the enou• gh of of any of the cheapest for them -to get ciunmon. Va)., acrttli jniTadriidortelaetgetboef exlmRrilteurz
• ues are just what you would expect her's--‘ GOOD. we notice the name of a number from
" Huron. - R. J. Deachman. of G mar,
4 Muslim at toe iiagins at 30e and 40c. passed in all subjecte, first year, taking
honors ; A. P, Ketchen, Brucefield,and
A. Atkinsarhof Seaforth.were success-
- fulin their third yeat: with honors,
American rirqsa muslins, good qua- Handsome &signs in Atie organdies
ties, neweet payerne in blueo,pinks, • and mercerized lawns, the latter
and grey P, per yard .4., „ C has the appearauoe of foulard sdk
at double the money, no two silk% ,,, POSTPONED -Some time ago it
Muslins at lie . at per yard 30c & ITC • was decided to hold the annual county
• S. S. and 0, E. Convention at Blyth.
Fine Amerioan and Englith dress White Ditnittes and Organ- on June 1849, and a 'suitable prngram
Lanoline, a great range of the new.. . wins prepared therefor. But .ctrcum-
est and most popular patterns, in dies. - , 1 stances•have in the meantime •aaleen
pinke,blues,greys and linen shades.1 .
at per yard I% C Every wanted priee and uattli.t7 in vvhich make it necessary to. obange the
tune of ineetin indifinitel , and 't ha
ii h • ,
materials that will wash and do un ky ' been postponed ,until some time in
well, per yard, ..... ...... Age& 65c September,. .
colorings including white on blaok, s., • 6t. j-WheatleY has tbe men busy laying
black on white, and 'pliiin linen n,., Einebiaolcorgandyrauslias,sheer fin- „ „ the new walk ou Huron street north,
batiste, at per. yard.... ......... . X0C ish,guaranteed fast,per yd..304,46 itte and will extend fret)) Albert street to
• the corporation limits. The last petition
• WIVVYtatreerWAA/VVVVVVINVVait to be presented is to have a tie w 'walk
laidon Isaaa street west, Besides the
saving of several cents per yard they
are as well put down as by the eontraet
I ors and reflects credit upon tbe Inspect.
or whie sees that the teaan gets good
I
service. . ' , ••
bOST TWO FINGERS. -John Mc
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Douala who is enoployed in the stave
mill of Messrs R. 4a J. Ransford, at
Stapleton,. had the misfortune to lose
the first two fingers of his right hand
below the first 3oint. With what is
known as Scotch grit Mr McDonald
keyeasavowirawavkiwyrovasaareivat asarasaserarAataaa~etatawiaiewtawa (after lasing kis digits) parte to town
and had them dressed by the doctnr
.
Specta s in,
, . _sympathize with Mr McDonald in • his
without -even taking.chloroforrn. We
. .
- miifortUne. and hope atainturies may -
White wCali soon heal
. . UNVEILING: 'OFREMO 'Y T:
Every piece of Whitevirear iri.. the store is , good value.: unveiling services la ccintiPctio.n—trAhe
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From those at 25o to thoSe at §4 and $5, each garment is Worth 1;temorthrne el4' elrdeetdhhy the W o -
every penny of the marked trice • These eight lines are extra men vf7I'i • at /t;ecig°111'nvgi'lldcZ"
ext. Juoe 1a, The Wotaimen will as-
value.at the popular prices they .are marked, : While the P ri Ii;
'P cre. Der'. bsipe4oeiriehtiniitv3r at :I'lid:irvel: .
the orat
is low there is no skim f
pmgo materiel orsw.ork, but every gar
anent is what it ought to be in every way... • in the Baptist churela at 11 a, m., when
Rev Dr. Spencer will preach a sermon
Iluslins at 25e
Eine dhrtitios and dress muslins, ex -
elusive designs, 3n all the popular Black Orwandles
GRANOLITHIC WALKS. -Inspect-
• eoronation Ribbon
, -
The newest thing in neck ribbons is the Coronation..
It is a handsome Dresden p4ttern in centre with silk em
broidery crowns in white on pink, sky, white or corona-
tion red grounds at eac4 side. Correct width, all pure
silk,
• - 40c Ettiif yard
SKIRTS AT. 75c AND $1.ocr. especially, althog„the lines of the vaork
done by this zind kindred societies.
at 75e Ti44 A' at 1.00 •
Skirts made of good quality English i Skirts =Woof strong English cotton :
cotton, cambric finish,draw striary . , I cambric finish,,outer WU of 9 inch
outer frill of 5a inch cambric( ei37- muslin erobroidery, nice open pat -
1
broidery with cluster of narrow I., tern and firm edge. cluster of nor-
tucks at top, special , at..., ...... IOC- tucks on top of MP, each. . . .. .. AMU
• GOWNS AT 75c AND $1.00
Wt73c.
Gown made of strong English Ootton
eailir oollar edged with cambric
embroidery, miffs of same, pearl
buttons, yoke of white tucking and
hemstitching, eaoh; . ...... 1
IAt $1.00
Gowns of fins England cotton, cam- .
brio hnish. pearl buttons, neck and
1* offs trimmed with cambric) em-
broidery, double across slim:lidera,
5,I
. yoke limiters of fine tucks,. era- 1,
v broidery And inseition, eaoh...... 1.
DR.A.WgRS AT 371c AND 50c .
At 37ie. at soc. •
Drawers marle.of fine Englisk cotton
'seams double SeWO, frill of .21-2
inch embroidery, 3 rows of narrow
tacks, each 3
Drawers made of fine English eotton
oambrio 'finish seams double sewn.
1. 3 •rows of narrow traike above 31.2 '
7 e inch frill of. handsome embroidery, ft
. per pair .... ... . .. . .
CORSET COVERS. AT 25C• AND 35c
at !me. At 35c.
Corset ooyers made of fine Enqiish • '
Corset covers of fine Enalishlootton
cotton, V shaped neck trimmed
1 he railway authorities have recently
sent out instructions relative to arrest-
ing boys jumping on and off trains
Iwhile in metion ; agents ere requested
Lu take action to Atop the practice to
prevent any accidents that may occur.
...It ie said detectives are searchitiv
Chicago for Irvin Ohittencleit, the Sea -
forth, Ontario, boy who disapneared
from that village and is supposed to be
'kept in hiding by his mother,. „The
baud stand, which was removed from
etig niTttturielleotnwteheekr'qlierarhe7...aThP:Iraacha--
tion season will sob hand and
our town will have its full (pima of
eampers for Bayfield; we understand
that alkof Jowett's and Marks' cot-
tages have already been engaged.. .
No less than fou t in
Clinton last week,each containing sums
of money; we have heard of one being
restored to its owoer....The military
equipment, coroprisinp the clothing.
caninets, guns, ricks; Jac . have arrived
here from Goderich for Clinton Co.,
No, 4; (Apt H. B. Conabe has had the
eqqipment stored in the company's
headquarters at the town hall. Mr
and Mrs J. 11. Shaw have remnyed to
ioronto; their friends and particularly
Ontario street Methodist church with
which they were identifted, are sorry
to lose them from town., ..11. Stevens
•tells us that he has been kept busy
building this season and has still a
nuttiber of contracts to . complete
I A meeting of the representatives from
Lodges of Oddfellowship o Huron
District, No 15, will meet in Seaforth,
on Wednesday evening next, Tune 18;
a tomber from Clinton lodge Will
,tttend „ . Et try arrangement le heinC
made by the pv,ple of Seaforth fet ft
grand reception to be given the Huron
Old. Bays on Saturday, July 5th, the
date �f their annual visit to. Huron
county ; it wilt be another day; to be
remembered of•the 11. 0. B's visit to
the banner COUll y of • Ontario;
Among thealipmente this week ' &Om
the Clinton yards'. were :on Monday
two double deckers, 250 hogs, by
Can telcin & Wallis for Toronto and
one double decker, 100 hogs, by R.
Fitzsimons for,c'ollingwood....Roterr
Sandetson, sen., .of Hullata, who re-
cently bought the new brick assidence
of antario t
lir• r:rsogy,eisit r:oleitaeo,ottrfici7,
nde on o We. wrtsiew•hleh 1Y1
0.sughtrieeezepeo, tl al nt e th .e•with. presidenceenaigi s toL).;1re
ham, of Godet feb, is nava engaged als7
clerk at }LB. Cciinh-e.4 drug. storey'..
W.. Kerr has takeo Cara -HeyWoOd's
place as newsboy a t Coo er '
and awing may be had by thoge
wishing it ..,. -Charlie. the baby boy
of Mr a _ ad Thoe McKenzie was
n40001184 Friday by their fat 'Berri-
ard dog with whicn the yourigatea
was playing, the dog in jumping, put
ting bis elves into the baby'e face and
badly warring it; for rear that allY-
thiog turther may result the dog was
destroyed Announcements have
been received In town of the marl iage
of Miss L. Alberta Mabel Soper, of
Sandwich, to Mr Lama F. Sherman.
of Woodstock; 14408 Stleratall fa,v0E.
ablY known in Clinton bearing vkited
Ma's TO Hadinee thues.... We con,
grat late our popular and eminent bar-
rieters, M. Carnerou, M P. P., and
W. ProOdfoot, both of Godericia, on
their having been honored with the
appointment of King's Counsel,.
dw,e roCaarnkteciltoius ren.:rr .the Cp°ro8.1.
quiet;..egge are quoted
Lt 110 to 12e; tub taitter .14e to 150''
and loose at 12o to 14c. •....The Lon -
den harpers will be.ori the moonlight
LICENSE MATTERS.-Therramtnis.
on Monday afternoon arid allowed the met hetes exen"ift to be given by Gnrigeybi ji-napr.ga roll ot greenbacks. When settling
sioners for the West Riding.
bound at Goileria next Tuestdb:y
THE FIRST POST orrios,-Now
that the erection of a new post office is
mere than a matter of conjectui,e, it
,nay be of interest to -know that the
Or et post °Moe used in town is still
standing in the sande spot as it was
when used about forty year's ago for
Public purposes. It is the house on
Victoria, street at present occupied by
8Wta.bie.,E111.0tt, just south of his livery
sucogssFut AT VA.1148ITY.-We
are [leased to see that a number of
our_young people who hate been at-
tending Varsity are among those who
were successful at the recent exams,
J. R. Bell has conapleted his fourthyear;
Miss Mary Lough, second year; ta b.
Fisher, second year; W. A. Gifford, in
his third year laa$ a star on HebreW,
and h. J. Archibald for senior matric-
ulationhas one on mathematics.
ENTRA.NCE EXAP4 DATES. -The
High 'school entrance examination for
West Huron (J. Elgin Toni, in ipectot)
wiil he held onaltrednesday, Tioureday
and Friday. June 25th,20th and 27th,as
previduslv announced. The examina-
tion for East Huron (D. Robb, in-
speetei) be held on Wedtiesday,
Friday .and Saturday, June 25t13, -27th
and 28tn. These dates are aupounced
so as not to present any inconvenience
to pupils from the rural schools,
JUNE FISHING. -Those who go
out fishing should remember that bass
fishing does not open until J ane 15th
and if any bass siulitld'Ire....Caught by
.aceident While fishing in.k:the streams
allay should be carefully removed from
lie}iook without injury and mulled-
iathly replaced in the water. ,We
have heaed several con:Mai:thing that
the game laws in regard to fishing is
not observed by seine. who go out.
There is a heavy line for Wrong -doers
and those who have dohe so should
take heed er there May bp trouble.
aceonapanied by it young fellow ro in
PAID FOR HIS FUN -A Stranger
'Hewlett arrived here last Monday , and
into
titrowilabsiertinio,n1 itge_beefitoeenieu.tgh,pyongrit
street, the stranger aPprotialieat Alfa-
eral•youna ladiee who fled froth 'him
and in a few minutes again gasp. in-•
slat. Constable. Welsh wile in the
Meantime was informed savr the latter
part ef the drama and:promptly arrest-
ed the intoileated gent and pheed.121in
lathe lock up. His companion pleaded
for leniency and it court was held at
10 o'clock et nielit. Dr Vandyke,. of
New York (for such Was the name and
place he gave), Pleaddd guilty and. the
tine imposed with costs amounted to
$7.50. He seemed to be well. supplied •
with money for he pulled out an extra•
Cash an one Price IC ,;s taken as cash.
ichard is Himself'
Perhaps he used a Hammock.
Di Hammock is rc,uch to the man or woman who would
Klk have out door rest—the right kind of rest --,depres-
sion, tired feeling, exhaustion or whatever you choose to
• call it mueli relieve by the use of a hammock.
-The-firstievr- applications tell -and_ _continued tiTat-
meat tends nmeh to restore normal good health.
We 'have all kinds—Arong and big ones for full
grown folk to the small one for the baby.. -just big en-
-ough and the it can't fall. out of, with a net coyer'-,
lug to.keep of the flies. They are out -door comforts -.7
good, for every home.
Our prim are reasonable, as good as we can make
them for the quality. We will be glad to have your in-
spection.
Me W. FAAR• 00. ouliton
COften the Cheapest—Always the Rest."
rtatSsetatighterSal
Sea SOnabf*e Footwear
At W. Taylor & SoD's,
Comniencing. oh Saturday morning, May 31st, and$
'continuum until Our stock is reduced $3000.
What We. have left of the Slater Shoes are on onr Bargain counters :
Men's $5 Shoes going for $3.50 Melee $4 Boots only$2,50 Illen's 83 ones for $2
All Goodyear welto land drat-olase stook.
&leo several Other lines going at Bargain prioes-SBVI TlEaltd.
#22pairs boys', Tan Laced B3ots, 'aka 9 and 10e, mgalar 04$, going itA
ea' ar:ygdoutklat;s5'...:;.:6.t 4and $,¶2Bri0o 006;s1..., s:i al.;! worth .4%. 25: :4;7 v_v_.,56.0
now , A NO •
sale prime .t..yy. gol.r.,25a.dtoieost 1175i,dan xgfooirno at
one
• 25 title gents' and girls' boots, sizes 9; priCe, regardless of 6'04', only vv?
Vor he best bargain, you ever got in it pair ofsBoots, 001110 early: satua.e.ay
•
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morning • Your size may soon be gone.: '
18 1111iciscie'Lacied Boots, sizes 11,
The Old Reliable
Taylor 8i Son
transfer of lifiegeoeraolt r vOiosinivrter: Vaal! ' -
tooutBrussele; to .TOnitt han Emigh, the Own.; •
ht ')L" t'he Aw'm jean th°tel at MI????1,tilttir
egi in lyt
er of tire building; and the tranefee •
I i
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ho el license in •Godefich from Win• . **-
Craig to R. King. rnapeator . Paisley . gee -
has had a few hotels . fined the mum
- veeeit for infractions 'Oahe Liquor 'Aet,
and the puitomary fine of $20 and costs
AA wsre imposed. being the first offence.
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square out neck trimmed' with
torohon armor ce.robice embroidery
linen buttons, each 25c
Lice eu.rtains.
• with two rows of fine cambric ern-
broidery, arm holes 'trimmed with
same, linen buttons each 34C
Our Curtain values are not duplicated in town. We
could not sell as good quality at each price if we did not buy
direct from one of England's leading makers. Dozens of pat-
terns to select from and every one new and up-to-date.
The,priees 26c to $5 per pair.
At each price the best value in the trade.
Black eat Stocklings
Better Stockings for boys or girls are not.
made anywhere. Over in Kenosha, Wis.,
over 700 people are kept busy making them,
and they cannot keep up with the demand.
If you want a stocking that will stand all the
t.„c. hard wear a boy can give his stockings ask
tiliC46ROCIA4 NotarT for1* e N 15
m o. .
KENOSHA. WIS.
The Black ea_ Orawing Contest,
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Every boy or gir• l should try for the prizes that will be
given for the funniest picture of.s. Black Oat. The contest will
close on June 26th, and somebody is going to get a dollar bill
and somebody else 50c. We will tell. you all about it it you
come to the store.
PUI3LIC SCHOOL BOARD., On
Thureday * evening , last • the ' regular
meeting tor June wire • held, Chair man
J. W. Irwin presiding,. with Messrs
UttlaBeacom,Agnevia O'Neil ao,d Rtia•-
land preseni .Owing to no quo ruin being
'present there Wad no rneetingfor May.
• Principal Lough's report for May was
read, showing an attendance of 203.
boys, 109 girls,total 402.average 340; the
average attendance for March was the
highest for any tuonth for some years,
being 360 pupils; The schools wilt close
fer-the +slimmer vacation on Wednes-
:day, June 25th. The following accoentis
were ordered to be paid: • Davie &Row-
land, $1.18; Robb Wee, $13.50; Jas Fier.,
:guS0h, SO.
A TO WN BA.ND.-Our inusic-loving
'People ,wilobe glad to learn that we
are to have a town band,least the
band boys have reorganized and have
been practising of late. A. n uMber of
our merchants W. Newcombe and P.
B. thaws and others haveinterested
themselves in the Matter and started
4 sobscriptiod to help the boys along
haying met with encouraging suc-
cess- • There area zoodly number of
players yet' in Clinton and we have
an excellent leader in S. Borland Who
formerly Was -instructor for the Pet -
toles band before coming herer-They
expect to be out soon ' and give open
air concerts which will be appreciated
by the people.
tuvrsIoN co trap. -Diyision Cor
was held here on Saturday, the 7th
t
Inst., Judge Doyle . presiding. rs
Claridge obtained pidgment against
:Geo,Disney for $18.75, bowl •OCI, todg.
ing. ' WM Smithson sued S. S. Cooper
for $11, price of goods supplied and Mr
000per claimed a setadof over $20; Mr
Smithson admitted: $10 of It and judg-
Men t _was given for Smithson- for $5 and
• coati: W. Perdue sued E.Butt for 56.99,
thorned to be duefor sawing timber;
:319Y1113t!itztUtirglitctlater 11PuTiciZ
tended that it wria purchased at 915 per
M, to include sawing; judgment was
given forMt Butt, Mrs Simpson ob-
tained judgment against.Owen lefraelis
. for 011, rent of chiselling bowie.
thati McCool, sem, is confined to
4 Itta a" a.arrr to earn
- the house and hope she may soon be
.well lain ....W. Plumeiteel has re-
covered sufficiently as to be removed
from the e hospital to his home an4
friends will be glad to learn he is
steadily improving.. . . Elden& will be
giad to know that Thos Bell is steadll
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Blotises for the Small Boy
In the elothing section ,you will find .the
best assortment of Shirt Virtusts,for boys, shown
iti tovtn. They aro made from strong eambries
and ueks,..x4PAP191.1_aregnteed fast and
they are the newest, nattieTit, to.ole tomfortable
ani cheapest garments you can buy your ° boy
for StiffitIlOr wear.
. 30c. 75ch $1
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On the above date -we. will. h. out .Semi.annual Bargain Day for =el
the benefit of out iffilii.erous boy customers.. be. a, clearing: -a
....gift sale of all obi. odd. Suits; 'odd OotitS and: odd Vests from Our
, factory., We have just filled hundreds Of orders throughout the
country for our .Boysq'td4crus,Liop. 13r4nd-Clotbingl •Atal,d.
all the odds and ends left over. go :at a tremendously . low figure.
It an occasion When the ordinary boy .can have, his needs.: sup- a
p1ied' at -less than the wholesale cost; and many a mother will fin' -a
•) here, on, this dateia'chance to Save money that does not often come.
The following list is well. worth. looltink_Over .and ifjp:u,,.yant to get tt • good
selection :come early and bring your boy; -Nci g--66its oi'approvirtifikiio' -goods
exchanged during this sale.
Lot 1-20 el:apron's fine vestee suits, made from extra S
lurts
g3od material, sailer •eollars, fanc*. vests, neatly trim....
mod and. well made ; just one' fault and that- is too ex'. umnectiou with this sale, we will also offer a line
pensive, were soldregtilarly for: 5.00 and 6 00.. ' •
.Saturday next von elm buy the*. at $3.78. The great- of bop, soft.frout shirts, in sixes 14, 13, 13k and 14.
est bargain we have ever- given. in cpiluren s sti.v6 • 4- They are made too expensive for the average ,1,;ooti they
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• Improving from his late illness and ail& Eli°
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:soon be as well as ever. r Tilos Rollo.
-Tray- greatly- -alarmed iris friends last E .
Sunday,he was outotrollieg in the bush
at Stapleten and was found lying On 1
the around and unable to Coate home, I =-
by M. Dowaer and L. Thrower, who 000.0
were out yealking and brought laim to allaii,
town. Mr Holloway has a stonatteh ••.=
..t.rooble,and 1! was doe to tide weakness a:Z.
oirereattle him; we ate glad tt, Witt tit ,
le out again....Mr Smith, of Bayfield, ,doilaa• '
is at the hospital for treatment.... W.
E. Rand, of the Collegiate, Wee laid off arra
duty part of that Week oWing to illness. al --
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, are woxth 1,25,if we got begulitr prices for thenalbut they - -
Lot t. --8A boy ls Odd coats, made from Halifax Tweeds; -
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and Mue:Silrges,our. famous 4110a Brand" inake,worik areal e.rilecl. over •from 1. ast season.bsause et the price., %
, • if you bought them in the regular Way, 3.00, but if ysr A i
The patterns are black and White and . blue and White .40
come early on Saturday you eitli OA a good selettion. in . .
colord Ito a .98 ' ' checks aid Will give the most satisfactory wear; One Oils. ....,=
Lot 3--Pomprises the..same chara`eter of. g°Oda and the tomer told us it was: the faest Wearing shirt that she ever
. same make, but they are coatsand vests only. a
hitdpants to match them :.the suits' Would bring 4 50 but
if We bought an I she eame baek for a second supply.
to clear out about 25 odd lines you can take !roar pick
at 2.63 for coat and. vest, Come early, if,you want a ..
..: You will Miss it'll you'don.1 get one )r two at 63e which 4,..
1.40t 4-25 Pairs,of Itoek Drill Knickera, in sizeo 22 to 28, will ll'e the price
ell 831°144 ne'tt*
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suitable for the hot weather a spIendid.wearing artiele,
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.and a wonderful bargain at 240. As the quantity' is . We will also haye a lot .4f odds and ends in. boys
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. limiteg. you will need to be here early, because it is a ?
and a visit to our establishcalot will pay all shrewd buyers.
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