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A. Glorious Big
argain 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 Clothing Stock will be offered
at a special discount.of 20 per cent
The object of this sale is to eel' out this season's
cloithing before our new goods arrive. We never
carry one season's goods into the next. season. All
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
regular prices. Positively no goods charged at sale
rices Our foods are marked in plain figures --
t 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
Men's 6 00
Men's 800 "
Men's 10 00 "
Men's 12 00 44 di
.4.00
4i 480
ds • 610
960
.4d;
Boys' Suits
Boys' 150 suits now 120
13oys' 200 44 44 'SI ••• •••.. • • • • •;; 1. 1 60
Boys' 250 " 41. . . . .. * 200
Boys' 8.00 44 • . 2 40
Boys'. 4 00 " :6
Boys' 5 00 " • i4
Boy ' odd .pants • . .
Men's 'Overcoatii
Men's 5 00Overcoats now • • • 4 00-
Men's 6 00 " • " -. 4 80
Men'sr8 00 " • " ..... • 6 40
Men's 10 06 " • 8 00
Men's 1.2 00 " " . • • 9 60 •
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BOYS' OVERCOATS and Pea Jackets reduced
in same propertion. -
All fur goods at absolute cost—Fur Caps, Coats,
I Cellars, Gloves, Mitts and Heavy Underclothing.
Thos. Jackson, Sr.,
Victorit. Block, eLINTON
r! Hair!
llaldneits„ Thin Nair, Dis-
colored Hair, etc.
Prof. Dorenwen
IS COMII1G. HE WILLi BE AT THE
Rattenbury House, Clinton
TUESDaY, October Mtlit,
Tait CLINiON NEW ERA
I osatiereen who are paid
Or have thin hair, should call on Prof.
Dorenwend at Ttattenbury House lu
ton on Tuesday Dotober 14t1 and wee hie
wonderful deiceein Toupee e ond Wise
worn QtA over 65,000 betide. Explanotion
and clernonetration free. PriYate *Part*
;matte at Betel. Don't fall to see hie new
invention, patented all over the world,
WORN.' • emote at Lee Brown's a few days the poet are only paying 03c; Winch showe that
week and returned the St.Thomas Wednee. the farmers can depend on getting top .
day where Mr Rowleind is train despatcher. prices for their grain here. The same!
HAMM-In Blyth, Sept, 10th,to Mr and Mr and Mrs Milton Hibbert,ofRidgeway, can be eaid of oate, Clinton paying 28c,
Mre A. Hamm, O BM were spending part of their honeyrnoop as while outside points are paying but 20c
and ?lire S. Irvine, a daughter.
wthfiCoN-In Howlett, Sept. 18th to Mc ago Wednesday. They were married at Ridgewtty a week 1 ia-pl
s i nag, and the tendency is down -
and 27e, In the meat line beef remains
rm. pork suffered another drop ot a
IRVINE -In Morrie, Sept 12th, to Mr gueets of Lee 13rown, during the petit week. .fl
and We Wilson, e eon.
STRONG -In Howiek, Sept. 16tla to Mr
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punday.
of the Nile, visited at Mrs John Reid's, over wercle and We would not be surprised
at Oc A lb before lonv.
Mr axed Mrs Wm MoVittie and deughter, to see 'it selling
d Lambs are very weak, Toronto market.
anR Mrs J. Strong, o oughter, revistering $8.25, while local buyers
Frank Fair and Mrs W. P. Spalding
FULLER -In Logan, Peet. 18th, to Mr 0 few days the past week, and child are
have paid for shipment this week d3.50
to $8.75, and have offered St for some
and Mrs Ed, Fuller, a BOO, ' Waiting their sister in Detroit,
Mrs Geo.Rorke and two sous have return- for October shipment. Eggs and but.
HRQIIIIAR'r-In Fullerton, Sept. 17th ter are the same as. reported for 'mit
to Mr and Mrs Bat. Urquhart.% daughter ed from an extended visit in Mt. Foreet. week; potatoes, no demand; peaches
sealing and owns CLINTON MARKETS
Mre Obanobers was a Bruceileld visitor ea every T malty attorpoon I SOO
nn Thurede.y, B ARKETS.-Like a/1 other
October 3r4, 190$
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his bon- a in Orontford the peat week. ; was a stringer,cy of prices,and they
N, B. Henry anent a couple of days at !markets during the pita week, there . cKirtnou t9r C -o
Mr and Mr e Carrick, London, were the i• wera inclined to be weak- Wheat re -
guests of Mri A. Twitobell on Wednesday mains the same in town at 05c, but we
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Mr and Mrs M. Rowland and child were notice that other local buying centres
Tuckeremitb, on Sept, MW. Jacdreon was among the number of plentiful, with a lower price quoted,
27th, to Mr and 'Mrs Gifford Otich, a n vited petits at the Tarte banquet Wea- fOc to 60c for large baskets ; grapes, 20c
daughter. for smali, 85c tor large. Poultry is
MILLE114.--On the Base Libe, on Sept, corning m slowly, chickens being rath.
Ur Hanna, of Milverton, spent a few er scarce, dealers paying 7c per lb, and
30th, to ?dr and filre Jas. Miller, o eon. dive with his daughter, Mrs S. S. Coogr, retailing at 10c. A few poor specimens
MA.113D. the past week, and on Wednesday re of ducks have been offered, but no
"Doper accompanied her father home for a demand. No turkeys haye been,offert
-ed'unaliHret vet.
Thoreday Ootober 2, 1902.
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6 35 a 6 36
Hay . . . 800 a 9 00
Pork, dressed........ 6 50 a 6 5u
Onotter,lotousbe 00 1130 aa 00 1144
Eggs per doe 014' a 015
Potatom, per bush25 a 0 89
Dried Apples per lb0 05 a 0 05
CLINTON.
All kinds of grain
wanted, and the highest
prices paid in. cash for any
quantity. Call at the Ele-
vator and see us before
sellhig. • -
D. URQUHART.
Boy Wanted. "
MARTIN-HASTINGE3,-In Turnberry,
-sept-17th, -Mhos - • —
Martin to Mise Lizzie 'Hastings, both. of •
Turnberry, ' Sale 'Register..
MOWI3RAY..GARDINBB-At the red.
deuce of the brides parents,MoKillop,Sept.
24th, by Rev Dr Marsh., Bamilton,brother,
in-law to the bride, ingested by Rev A Mao -
Nab, M A., Walton,Jits Blowbray,Suabury,
to Miss tatty, second daughter ot Mr and
Mre Alex, Gardiner.
PARISH-KLEIN SOROTII—In Wing.
ham, Sepi..17th, by Rev. N Burwash, 3130
H. Pariah, toiMies Mary Xleineoroth, of
Blyth.
'WERtER---HICKS-In Howick, Rept.
171h, by Rev E A Hell, 0 J Werner, Dun.
ville, to Miss Delius J. Bioko, :Howiolt.
DENNIE-BROWN.-At the residence
of the bride'e father, Harnett, .on Sept, 25,
by Rev J. Kennedy, Mr 090 A,. Dennie,
London,to Miss Sarah A., youngeet daugh-
ter of Mr Francis Brown.
ORA,WFORD-STEB,LING. - At the
residence of the bride's father, Goderioli
township, on Sept 34, by • Rev J. McNeil,
John H. Crawfordi of Sault Ste Marie;
Midi., to Sarah M, daughter of Mr W.
Sterling. Goderioh township.
BITRDGE-ALLIN-On Oet 1st, at the
home of the bride's brother, Jae. Allin,
Tuckeramith, Coeh, youngest daughter o
the late Jas. Allinrto Jas. Burdge,Stanley
IMED. .
SLY-Ieflullott,Sept, 28th,Susannah F.'
Sinitbson,wife of Edwin Sly,aged yeas.
PitILLMAN-In Plibbert,Sept, 17th,Win
Pullman, aged 73 ' years.
MoMICHAhL-In'Egniondville,Sept;21et.
. Mary McDougal, relict of the late John
McMichael, agett77 yearn. •
WEST -In Woodstock, Sept 3rd, S,
West, father of Rev. W. J. West,Bluevale,
l.aged 82 years,
Bluevale, Sept, 122nd, Eliza-
beth, reliot of the late Henry 0, Pughiaged
7yera.
DR; N EV1V
'DENTIST, tOLINTON.
.0-ffice edjoiving Photo Stadia.
Office Hours -9 to 0 Oiliy day an
Saturday until to. m. 'Branch offices
in Manchester Dungannon, Blyth and
Bayileld.'
14(1104
With HAIR GOODS, Ladies and Gent's WIGS, .TOUPEES, WAVY
and PLAIN FRONTS, SWITCHES of every deeoriptioe, etc.. He
can iniproveyour personal appearance. Flair', features and disfigured j
heads omitted through the loss of hair Made
perfection . 'Thoneands owe their fine looks
to the skill of Prof Dorenwend, Human
hair adorns und proteots the'hertd. Don't
fail to see his patent HAIR STRUCTURE ,
001 Mai
ments Beograd at hotel, First class ont hair,
patented 1i over the world. Private rtport-
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A espeoially grey and white, taken in nob/Urge
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Remember for only one day, Rattenbury House, Clintoin
Tuesday: Oettober 14th
—11 SELLING OUT
AND
'ORT'
ur o e
stock of
Boots
_Shoes
to be soid
STRATFOR D, :ONT.
, A school that occupies front rank
among the best business colleges on
the Continent. Many 'leading cams-
. rneroiat sohoole employ ourgraduates
--as teachers. -Wedo ourbest to place
• our graduates in good positions
' and we have been tmore successful
this year than in any previone year.
Those desiring the best in business
education•should attenn our school.
Write for catalogue.
W.t4. ELLIOTT, Prin. etpal.
.6mAug,0 • •
We want as many !arm-
ers as can make it con yen -
lent to came in and.take a
7 -barrel of-Ridth's Grim.
ulated. sugar, es we are
••••••••1.,..,
On Monday, Oot. 6th, at 1 p. ra, at the
G. T. R. etook yards, Clinton, unreeerved
sale of 25 weetern ranch horeee,. oolte
ponies. 0. j. WALLIS, proprietor,Thoe.
Brown and J. G, McMichael, auctioneer.
On Wedneedah Oct, 8th, at 1 p. lot
29, Mill rood, Tuokereraith,li miles mot of
Brumfield, farra stook, 'without reserve.
FRANK O'BRINE, proprietor, . Thos.
Brown, atiotioneer.
On Wednesday, Oot. 15th, at 1 p. M„lot
1, con. 14, Hallett, farm stook and imple.
mente. ROBT. MoDO WELL, proprietor,
Thos. Brown, auctioneer.
On Monday, Oot. 31st, at 1 p. m., lot 18,
oon 14, McMillen, farm stook and howl°.
ments. MRS WILTSIE, proprietor,Thos.
Browh, auctioneer. .
On Friday, Oot 10th, at 1 p. m. lot 9,tion.
10, MoKillop, farm stook, inetuding 10 ex-
port heifers and sornewellbred horses. MRS
THOS. WXLSH, proprietor, Thos,13rown
auctioneer.
New Ativerilstatnib;
Wanted
A good general servant in family of two.
A.pply to MRS, 0. E. DOWDING, care of Miss
Doan, ondoseph St, . • ,,
Ser.vant GM Wanted •
'Wanted at once, a dolpeneral liouee-
'verk in small fanilly, ,
.MRS JOHN STEPURNSON,Huron Street.
. potid Horse fer Sale .
A black •horseibetvveen$ and 10 ears Of age.
'good driver, seized in every way, perfectly
'quiet, will be gold cheap; as owner, does not
require it.
0321 ONSLOW•ORICII, Clinton;
. Card of. Thanks •
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We hereby desire to tettirn ottr very sidoere
thanke to ail the neighbors and friends who
gave •ns their assistance and sympathy during
the illness of the late Mrs Ford. We *a.ppre-
elate it more than we 'ear ex_erets.
ROriERT FORD
MATTMEW FORD
Hullett, Oot. 1, 1002.
Mangolds for Sale
I offer for sale firet-oless Mangolds; delivered
toivia, at *3 per ton. Order. by mail or tele-
phone. D. A.. FORRESTER, Clinton, Oot2
In The Surrogate Court
Of The County of 'Huron. • in Vie Estate of
Joseph4V. Chidley, Late of The. Town of
Minton. In The -County of Huron, thn' der._
taker, Deceased, •
Notice is berebylveri pursuant to Revised
Statutes of Ontario chapter 129 section 48,
that all persens having claims against tha
estate of the'said uleseph W. Midler, who died
on or about the leth day of August, 1902, are ,
required on or before the 18th day of October •
next, to send or deliver tb John Greig Merch
ant at Seaforth /P. O., Ont.,the Administrator
,of said eetate,'fult particulars of their ,elaires
and the seourity,beld by them (if Any) duly •
vertitied by affidavit. After the said 18th day ,
Of October next, Vie Administrator will pro-,
eeed to distribute lbe assets of the estate
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
ference only .teesuch claims as he shall have •
received motieeoand after such diem -nation
the Administrator will not be responsible for
any 0/aim obwhich he 'shall not have received
. notice. •
Dated „at Seaforth this 29th day of Sept. 1902.
• BEST, Seeforth, Ont.., '
• Solicitor for .6.droinistrator
Notice to Creditors
In - The ----Mattor -Of The- Rotate or Robert'
Atutek, late of ithe _Township .of Rast Waw- '
cmosh, in the County of Miro,: Fartner,..'
• crawded.witli iitland some. • Itroticaisinetieby4igen pUrstiant. n.. s. 0. •
p
cieceasoll.
Wanted, smartboy to learn printing. New
1:!1!,A orrice. ,
Wanted
Good, general servant, apply to
• MRS W I3RYDONE,
Teacher Wanted.
For 8. 13.No. 9, E. Wawanosh. bolding a. 2nd
classcertificate, duties to commence Jan.' 3rd.
,1908. Personal implications preferred. Apply
to JOHN ELLIOW, ir., See'y Tress. Wingham
For Sale.
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House, two lots and stable, ccirrier of North
andlMary Streets. The cottage contains six
remain good repair; woodshed, with hard'
and s -ft water, fruittrees and a stable in
Srrt-class condition, Apply to ,
V' MRS MOFFATT on the pre123iSOP.
.. • For Sale.
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'The North Half of Let 17, lortosslon 7, Col -
„borne and two village lots in Manehester,
liveribarns, outfit, and goodwill of the busi-
ness. For terms, ape' y to the undersigned,.
Sot* Sept 11 MRS SYMINGTON Auburn
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. Farm for Sale.
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Lot 7, con. 3, Colborne, containing 50 acres of
landin good cultivatioe. 20 acres fall pldwing,15
acres in grass, 5 acres fall wheat. IC/a premises
:8 134 story frame house and two frame barns in
.good. rrepair,italso a good wetland young bearing
gr c h tetast3nFmaryr-tbN*0-1. hadMay.
tad. ivAl titioal.erfeut
ther particulars apply to
MRS R. ROWDEN or R.IEWEL.I.,
S ept. 18-tf • Box ne, aorieratth
Court of Revision.
Notice is hereby given that a Court Will be
-held, pursuant to "-The Ontario Vot*rs'• Lasts
Act,' by his Hotter the Judge of the County
' Court of the Countir.of Huron at Londesboro,
.on the Eleventh day of October 1902, at tett
o'oloolc, to hearand determine the several com-
plaints of errors and omissions in the Voters'
List of the Muniepality of Mullett, for 1902. All
Persons he vingtbusiness at the Court are re-
ignired to attend at, the, mid dem_ aud place.
Dated the 22nd day of Se_ptember,1902.
. JAMES CAMPBELL
Clerk of the Acad. Municitelity.
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of our friends corn 1897, cap. 129, that all creditore and others I
if we store it on. the street nobert mutou. 4:0 lea egti:og
.
sowe will for OM . 25th day o October 190 , te send by pest pre- •
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day of July, 1902 are rertired ok or before the
paid or debt, et to Metiers Dickinson it Garrow.
per hundred lbs, by the • ' of the town of Goderioh. Solicitors for the ex- •
barrel, to make xoom forerrliggr4treddErNireltstrzelitzi
our next car. . • any, held by them.
accounts and the matures of the eeourities, if
Of course, we will deliver nitAcilcf:2761:1Ten:I'X ,t3ttlIgpt?z, ph'st .
oeed distribute theneseta of the deoeardi,rd
Apples Wante
Paring and Cider
Apples wanted
at the
Clinton Evaporator
on and after
ecutordi of the last twill of the mid deoeased
• . it any place in town. among the parties entitled there -to, basin -
then have nobice and that the said eXeout
j • September 15th, 1902.
regard wily to the claims of which they she
eleires-nottehalaaU xot have been received hr. T W .N & eltsE
1114B CROelliirY wilt not be liable' tor the s
aid. assets or any
part thereof to arty P0414211.1Mpersonattf.-w„Usii--„,____
T. O'Neal.
se tbert, at the time of euch dist 'button.
sajoitors for. J.DwIO.R.INSONrik GA.RROW,
Our telehone numbet is 48 Auction Sale
Dated •ther7th day ofMn..tephto° nivvbeWr 13911;21.1t4h. "Id PACO Stock', Implements and
D. IC. Mune°, Exeoure.
Having decided,to discontinue the Boot and Shoe Business
A our entire stock is on the market, and until a customer can be
'An fitting Shoe
found to purchase all of it, we will continue tc sell our int-
mense'etock of Boots mid Shoes at greatly reduced prices. Is ur comfortable whether the wearer
Since introclueir% this sale our business has been increas-
ing monthly., which is strong evidence that we ate giving the
people genuine bargains. .
The following list will, give you tome idea,of our bargains'
Men's Dongola, Kid Boots, all sizes, Worth WO, sale
•-prke $2— -
Men's Enamel Calf Boots, all sizes, worth $4.40,1or $9.50
Men's Patent Leather Boots,Imerican make, worth $3.50
sale price $3
Ladies Doftgola Kid Button Boots, all sizes, worth $2.60
to $3.64 sale price
Misses Dongola Kid Button Boots, sizes, ivarth $1‘25
to $1.75„ sale price 76e
Jas. Twitchell, Clinton
Walks, Pits or Stands.
Haear Shoes
Are not uncomfortabie
Thy Fit-Vell=7-Looti Well--Wecti • Well-
. We carp: in stock 25 different styles of this make of Shoes
giving`you a splendid variety to choose from. •
The prices ange from $3.00 to $5,00..
No Shoddy—No Paper S les.
- Patronize the New Shoe Store and get New Shoes.
Evr.J.A.cicsc>
° Cir,..M1q1,1701s7.
Flouseho141. Effect*
The,andersigned putpcisos to ell by Public
Auction on lot 8, eon. 8, Mullett, Tp., on Tues-
day Oot. 7th at 12 o'clock the follovVing
effeets Viz
HORSES -4, matched teara of geldings rising
five. 1 mere eleven years old sapposed to be
with foal, 1 two year tilt' Draught any, 1 driv-
ing mare, 1 two year old roadster gelding,
sired by Sidney.
CATTLE..-.. 5 Milk cows supposed to be with
calf to a thoroughbred bun, 0 two year Old
(deem, 5 one year old steers, 1 one year old
heifer. 5 Si6riag (salves, about Mahone.
IMPLEMENTS. -.1 memo” Harris binder and
trucks alinotst new, 1 mower,- whiteman pea.
harvester. .1 Wisner drill (combined), 1 hay
rake. 1 spring toothed cultivator, 1 broad
toothed cultivator, land roller, 1
sulky plow, 2 Walking Wawa, 1 two furrowed
gang plow nearly new, 1 Net diamond herrows,
1 muffler, 1 horeepOwer With rods, 1 Cylinder
elating box with carriers 1 grain ()rushee. 1
jack, ITennilig Mill Mid 'bagger attachments.
Itrnek Waggon, 1 pair beblileighs. 1 Gutter,
1 hay reeked gravel box, hag fork (complete),
1 reek lifter,1 watering trough, 1 sugar kettle,
1 grass seed sower, 1 set team harness, 1 stet
single harness, 1 set plOW harness. I vdlieel
I rroW, 2 acres corn, 11,e,ftereS mango:le, About
41) tons liar, forks, shovels', chains, etc. and
any other artielett tee nuinerous to mention,
-MOUSE HOLD EFFECTS...4 wood heating
stOveS, 1 boat. heating stove, 1 coOkirtg Stove, 1
glees ettpboard, 1 extension table, 1 hat reek, 1
loUnge, 1 daisy °earn. 1 Washing Machine, 1
Wringer, 1 Cleveland 'Sadie,
The abOve Will poSitively be Bold without re.
serVe RS the proprietor has sold hie fariii and
TERMS -.-The §(11r and to *an AMU of $5 anti
tinder melt, Over that amount 12 menthe, Oredit
will be itiren en furniEdiing appreved jeint
nonetoettiedi, tdistemettnOtmt obi, 6% will be allowed for gash
WM AierpOrnopttei0ento Meitegger W4 T.J. GUIMETTE riondesboro
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LYTH FAIL FAIR
Is olwaye the event of t season, and *hie year the managers have
spared no expenee to make ip more attreetiVe than ever. When you visit
the Myth Fair make this store your headquarters.
Leave your wraps and parcels, then take a Walk ihrOagh our large estab.,
liehment. Look at our great display of New Dress Goods. Tette a look
through aur Mantle and Fur departments where yen will see all the new
'dem in Cloth Jaekets in long, medium and short lengths.
In the Fur department you will see all the new creations in Ladies' As.
traohan Jackets, Ruffs, Caperinee, Collaretien, Muffs, Furdined Capee,
Fur Cape, gto.
Then take a walk through our spacious Millinery pillow room, here yen
— can -view oll-thelateshnoveltierc-M-Millimiry; Trim rued Ana u n truzinied-
Hate in all the new shapes and colors, also Flowers, Feathers, Winer,
Mounts, Birds, Eto., in maims variety direet from Paris, New Yorker d
other centres of fashion.
Then take a look through our (great Shoe department where yrn will eee
all the nevvest styles in Ladies', Mimeo' and Ohildren'a Shoes, all strictly
np.to-date and at very close prime. •
Then take a stroll thNiugh our oast Clothing deportment where you
will eee line up to -date etools of Men's, Boye' and Children". Suits, aim
all the newest styles in Men's Overcoats, including the new Chesterfield
arid Raglan stylee.
Dont forget the dates of the Blyth Fall Fair—Oct. 7-8
reclOnnon Co.,.131y th
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0.40.0000.$4,40.0 0104040.4104040040010
Coal and Wood
JUST REelEIVED
Massilon setect lump soft coal, suitable for grates, alto
Semi -Anthracite, the best substituto now to b 3 had for hard'
coal. Cannot supply more than one tim' to a customer at a
time.
Cannot say when we will have hard (*al, but as stun as
the strike is adjusted we will endeavor to luve it as 800 .1 as •
any person in this section.
We now have a wqodyard in connection with our busiiesa.
and can supply good dry wood. Leave your orders at our
?Store and they will be attended to promptly.
Teamsters wanted to haul wood from the bush, having
pstuorrceh. ased a la
rgo quantiiy. For particulars apply at our
Bros.Xarlancl
Harilware House
HOLLOTAO AY
Who has moved his stock of TWEEDS
to the Searle Block,
Cheap
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givingkitili 25% disd0unt off all his Tweeds.
Now iS. the time to get a good cheap tailor-made
suit- . • • .
er
iscoti
he IVIodern.
ethod.
Of. Sleeping Furniture calls
for Iron beds. They are the latest
style and are clean andcomfort-
able. Call and see our assortment
Ulf See our Saturday window. id
ItrVM.
14221111) handsome Bedroom Suite at $16:`
'Phis suit is well made and hat
large bevelled glass and combine..
310C.-
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f,i) —4 tion washstand and is worth $18,
nut we are making a cut.on this suite and it goes for $16.
0.•Stevenson, • - •
On Albert Street, Opposite Town Hall. Residenee-Opposite Coronotrol
Undertaker and Embalmer. Clinton, Out
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*500 Bushels Timothy Seed, 'Highest Prices Paid.
For Sale -'-Choice, clean, home -growl. Timothy:
See us for choice Crawford Peaches, Plums, Pews and
extra fine Tomatoes, Pickling Onions, Pure Spices, Gem Jars,
Ribbons, etc.. We keep the best only and prices as Low as
any.
P311'1133:11?)
• Stidatiseor to Ogle Cooper & Co:
JITST IN—Moores early Grapes, the sweet kind
First let in town
Dress lakkods,
A new line of Ladles' Waldo, embtoldered oaalimaree, in eardinal•
Eftey, garnet, royal, old rOilit and black, 44 inahee wide, 2 yorde eat&
. piece, per piece 045,
Embroiaerad Pronoh Opera partook, 500 a yard.
Ladies' Suitings
rieraeonne, rilezon, Sergett and VOileilana tiaM Mack, gray and
. brown, priou 75e to $1,25 a yard.
Silks
goad range of plain and fanny silks for walata or trirantingn, 815o
to 750 a yard,