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AferAVISH-PAGE-At the honle Of
the bride's parents, Wingbin
e, on
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January 16tbr by Rev. 1?,, •Hobper
ley
0 !IWO daughter of Wm. Page.
SILLS --DOYLE--At the residence of
the bride's parents, Owen Sound,
On January 15t1s; by. Rev. Jas. Ar.
dell, ItIr. Geo. Sills of Carmen, Man.
to lYfiss gaggle Doyleboth formerly
Wrappers and
Ladies' New Mantles
Underwear Bali Nice
We want to clear out ell
Wrappers and Flannelette Un
derwear on Bargain Days and
are willing to make it pay you
well .o help ns do it. Here is
the lit:
,,•
Ladies' Wrappers eldrk colored
wrapnprette, wast lined, .1113t.
one of' oor 0..25 lane, elesieng pens
Bargain Days at . • e aru
Ladies' Wrappers, .made of good
qua ity American wrapperette0
fast colors, waist lined, deep
co t rs, waist lined, deep fri 1,
new thi- octagon, last ones of
our $1.50, 1.75 and 200 tines' 1.25
chi.ice on Bargeine Days
Wrapp retie
Specials
le patterns in fancy Wrap-
perettes. Eng is and Amer
scan goods, good qualities,
last ends of lines that sold at
18c and 20c,special on Bargain
Days 1 12ie
• 100 yards of remnants of •
Wrapperetteslength 2e to 10
• yards, p-tterns suitab e for
waists or dre sing sacques,
last. remnants of dues that .
so d at 12Se and 15c, for Bar- s,
gain Days IC
. •
Flannelette 'Gowns 40c .
Flannelette Goa ns, made from
good quality materia , re -sorted
fancy strips, fa t co ors, full
size. regu ar 58o for Bargain
Days 40e
,.•••,....
Flannelette GOWBS 75e
Ladies' Flannelette Gowns, Wide
from heav• flannelette, pink or
pa e blue, thee were slightly
soiled when folded, regular Si As •
and 111.25, for Bargain Days .. doe
Flannelett e Drawers 25c •
Ladies' Flannelette Drawee s,good
l't• re • ular 40c and 45c for
mina , _ , 25c.
Bargain Days
on Bargain
Days..
Annual Midwinter
15 per cent off
Ladies' Fur
ARGAIN DAYS • Jackets on
Bargain Days
•
Woolen Drawers 50e
lien's Furnishings
The furnishing department
contributes this list of bargains
They are the genuine kind ;
Shirts and Drawers 65c
Odd Shirts and Drawers,last gar -
mento of lines that sold at 90o
and $1, ail wool, for Bargain ses
Dees each ..... UDC
Saturda •• Menda. Tuesda Zed woor I/renew: ti
Y, vier, 3r:
• JANUARY 25th. 27th 28th.
We will hold our annual Midwinter Bargain Days on above dates. You know what these Semi-
annual Bargain Sales mean and their Money -saving Qualities. They are 3 days at the end of each season
when we are willing to lose sight of profit altogether far the sake of clearing out the last ends of the
season's stock. It is not often we sell goods without a profit. We could not do it ; but you can under-
stand •that it pays us better in the long run to clear out the remnants of a season's stock at almost any
price rather than cagy them over Mit is why the prices quoted below bear no relation whatever to the
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cost or value of the goods. It is simply a question of getting them marked at a price that will turn them
into ready money before we enter stock. 4:st• ot tat • os•tot tu
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• Every corner of our big store has.been gone through stud every odd. 1 ne, every remnant, every, article that for any
reason whatevei we do not want te carry into next seivon has been taken out and remarked at prices that should dear them
out to the last penny's worth on Bargain Days. We will be ready bright and early on Saturday _morning • and promise you
to make it well worth your while to visit the store on Bargain Days.
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• Furs for Bargain Days • Dress Good s for Bargain Day
Fur buyers will do well to visit this store on Bargain Days. The banner department .of the big store_presents a big array
•
We will make it well worth -their while to do so as we want to of tempting bargains for Bargain Days. You can save on the
clear out our furs before stocktakingmaterial enough to pay fol. the linings'and in many eases
imo/ ofe ladies fur Jacketh. On. BargainDays We will 'give for the making also. We are going to clea. out every dollars
"I' /0 15 per cent. off. every ladies fur jacket in the store.' "'ill °f winter goods possible before stock -taking and have
We mark our coats close in the first plac'e and with • 15 'per naade libei al price cuts in order to ro it. Here is the list:
cent. off they are decided bargains. • All are our • Well known Black Dress Goods
. . Colored Dress Goods
2 Hosiery,
U Bargains
Three bargains from the
hosiery stock that you can
save some money bu)ing.
Children's Wool Hose 17c
50 p • it s Children's Woolen Hose,
plain and ri• s, assorted sizes.
the last pairs of several lines,
regular prices 25c and 30c, choice
on Bargain Days . Ade
Ladies' Cashmere Hose 17e
75 pairs Ladies' Oashmere Hose
p ain, soft finish, seamless, full
size, winter 0 eight. ext a spe-
cial for Bargain -Days per pair 1 r
Woolen Hose 25c •
•
60 p sirs heavy woo'en and wor
sted Hose, plain .nd rit•bed.,
medium and large sizes, last
pails of ines th t sold at 85c to
• 45c. choice of lot for Bargain
Dees , . 25e
Bargains En Vests
Extra fine qua. ity natural wool.
Vests, shaped. soft finish, draw- •
ers to match, special for Bar ...-
gain Days .
Children's Vests 17c •
25 Vests for children, assorted
makes of ribbed lines that sold
at 25esp,nd 30c. gathered togeth-
ered for Bargain Da• s at each.. 14 C
Girls'( orabination Suitsenedium
sizes, ribbed. the last few of
lines that sold at $1 and a 25, EPA
on sale Bargain Days at each.. •Ogre
't only Ribbed Vests, extra good
quality. our best line, clearing r
Barg • in Da s at each 0,,
., esc
50 dozen Pear' Buttons, smoked
and white, regular 10o, for Bate
gain Dais •DC
25 Paint of $1 and
$1.26 Corsets at:
500.
We have a number of odd
pairs of good Corsets and
group them together at one
- price for Bargain Days.
25 Pairs of Corsets all standard $1
• and $1 25 makes,
not ali sizes in
eachline, butsizes 25, 20, 27.28 in
lot, choice onBargain Dept. -55)0
Sample Handkerchiefs
A couple of hundred Sample
Handkerchiefs to sell at Bar-
gain Prices.
'3. for 25c •
Pine quality hemstitched Own
brie Hand l‘ erchi fs, al traVell.
ers' samples, Worth more than
double th s price,choice on Bar•
gain Days 3 fur 25e
4 for 25c
Fancv embroidered Handk or-
rhiefs, girls sizes, a'so linen
handerchiefs With Mitts's, reg.
ular 10e to 15c, for Bargain As,
Days • C for WC
6 tor 25c
Men's Cambric Handketchiefe,
large sizes, taped edges, litien
finish, regular 10c each,Ba sgain oft.
Deere for NU%
Hodgend
Bros.
Direct Importers
re la. e qualiaes,garments you can depend on in every way. Fancy b ace,. Cheviot, everY
If you want a good fur jacket do not miss this chance. .. thread pure wo .1, will niake a
•- sty ish and serviceab e skirt, 48
,
20 /
. off all small furs.. We We_are.giving 20' per cent. off eft, regular $1. per ) ard, on a o
. . inches wide,3 skirt engths on y
a the regular price of all small furs, such as caperines ' Bargain Das s %lee that a Id at 25e, 30c and 33c, 4,
nish inches wide suitable•
choice of lot nn Bargain lells) s 15e
ruffs, muffs, caps, etc. • There are still 4 few choice pieces left 1 end Lad5ies'. Cloth, black, vein ' '
in stock in capenries and ruffsand you can depend on getting,r' for suitsLa
s_kirts, regu ar 75c - I Dress "°ds at 25e •
. . , - • for 13argain 1191ays ..,......
.....: 45c that sold at Me and. 60c.
bargain
•Le nes, Cloth suiting, b.2 inch, We want to make a clean sweep • ' '
Muffs, $1 50 . Grey Lamb raps 220 ' '• - cheviot finish,52inch will make . of these lines and have more
8 assorted muffe, odd'ones we •,tban cut the prices in two in .
have left, uP well and give satisf ctory
coon, natural op. 5' Grey L one caps, even curl and year, hack on y, extra special
48c rder to do it • Nearl• all are •
• possum, wool seal, and imita- . geed •. quality, well made, a la .• for Bargain Dal s fano v wersi• es in small and m ed
• tion heaver, sold at sa to $4 Bargain •Days, each... ... • s• • Q. low
...........
• 1 ium pattern that are suitable •
Ruffs and Collars 1.50 1 nChild's Muffs' 25e • - . . • Black Shirting Materials
68c a yard on Bargain Days
10 only ruffs and storms collars, • 1 o • onlyelslightly
ho till iy1 ddsa' n20,4hge eecip,sikeignu 1 arcir t8T: • '
odd lines that we must clear Bargean Days -- • • • ,, • ,, Regular Prices $1 and 1.40
out at once, they are ell good • 50 yards only fanoy b aok Dress ree. year choice on Bargain 25e
qualities and sold at $3.25 to • • i , Goods, half a dozen elifferent • • • .
they go on &ale Bargain Days 1 50 „
. ....Gitaduien,tlets •75c. patterns, handeome designs, .
•.-. usteme or two s irts of a pat . . . 7 Dress Patterns at. • '
05, to clear then, out a once,
sealett e. gauntlets, geco ern, last ends of lines that so d ..
•501. per yard
at each. • . .
quail y wit h leaf her psi me. at el, $1'25 and $1.40, choice on
Sleigh robes It 3 . regular 11 15, $1.25 and $1•50,. ' • Bargain Da, s•' • 68e There ate seven dress patterns in •
this lot, ell are flume, weave
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, ,
. all we have left, also a few • • and sold at 09 to $11.50 per
e only white goat robes, for bales • •, pairs of mons ast r ache n 3 Fanry Black Dress Goods suit, sotne • are silk mixtures
200 Yard. of Wain andfrincy Dress
•• Goods mosti dark co ori,plain
and fancy weaves, will make
• good suits, wrapper e and chil
dren's clresses,la-t ends of lines
GEX12111"--11.1161•1017SE-At the reel -
dance of the bride's mother, Kin-
loss, on January 15th, R4bert D.
•Gem mil of' Manitoba to Nies Katie,
daughter of the late Thos. Mire -
house.
1110LAUGHLIN•-RITCHIE-At the resi-
dence of the bride's mother, How.
ick, on January 15tIri We:1_2 J.
/idoLaughlin of Winnipeg, Man.,
to Miss Eleanor daughter of the
• late Jetties Ritchie.
JOHNSTON-MARTIN-On New Years
Day, at Ninga, Man.,Bert, Johnston,
hardware merchant of that place,
• to Kiss Kate Martin, daughter of
Id Mai tin of Wroxeter.
DENNIS -110LTZM A NN -..er the resi
denoe of the bride's parents,a in
Zurich, on Jan, 15th, by the Rev.
H. J. Boltzmann •of Fullerton
assisted by Rev, 0, S, Pinkbeiner of
Zurich, Mr. J. B. Dennis of Wood.
ham to Mille, Maggie Holtzmaan of
Zurich.
MeMATH-WILSON-At the residence
of W, D: Bradley of Eluron, on the
81b Jan. by the. Rev, J. EL McLeod,
Ripley, Mr. Robe J. MoMath of
Winghatn, to Miss Cassie Wilson
itun eig , were 15, for . Dav
Bargain Days
lecce lined Underwear 75c
25 sluts of fleece lined underwear,
welt inade,good qua ity, special A,
for Bargein Days per suit 10e
•Men'S Caps 25a
Men's Oaps, ue• and bleak cloth
and corduroy peaked, regu'ar „ss
! 50c, Bargain Days Zoe
Woolen Gloves 15c
Men's woolen Gloveteclark colors, le
- special for Bat gainDays
Lined KW Cloves 68c'
- 25 pairs Men's Lined Gloves, odd •
sizes,las• pairs of lines that BO d
at el and 125, Bargain Days
50e Ties 85c
Men's Ties. flowing ends, good •
patt,erns 50c lines 1 i B
daughter of the late William Wilson
of Buren.
BOLT -PL A NT -On. Jan, 8, at Listowel,
Mr. Howard Bolt,' to Miss Addle
Plant, daughter of Mr. William
Plent, all of Howlett.
WEST-LA.WRENCE-At the residence
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• Theo, Lawernce, Luoknow on Jan.
• uary 16th, by Rev. A. G. Harris,
Miss Tena Lawrence to Mr. Simp•
• eon West of Chicago, formerly of.
Beath has again entered our midst
and took to itself the wife of Mr. David
McLaeglin who bad been its very poor
health for past six mouths and passed
to the great, beyond Saturday evening'.
The towel took place on Tuesday
afternoon. She leaves a sorrowing
husband, five sons and three daughters
to inourn their lose.
• Mr. John Scatlett attended the fun.
eral of the late Mr. Allier last week at
Summerhili.
Mr, W. Birdie and Mr. J. Kenny pald
Blyth friends a visit last week,
Mre. McMann is in very poor health
at present, Her many friends hope
she may recover speedily.
• fclAY TOWNSUP.
The election in Hay township result.
ed in Mr William Oonsitt heading the
poll by a 'handsome majority. This we
take to indicate that he did good work
in the council and that bis fellow elect-
ors have coufidence in his ability to con-
tinue in so cloing, That Mr. Consitt
will yet 011 the honorable post of reeve
of Hay we have no doubt. The elec.
tion returns were as follosys: reeve, La-
mont 491, Ehnes 318; councillorteConsitt
448. Stelk 411, Thompson 391 Goetz 301,
Phillips 307, Battler 269.
The commit elect met pursuant to
statutes on Monday, the 13th Jan., at
11 o'clock. Thb following signed the
declarations of office and qualifica-
Moo, Peter Larnont, reeve ; Wm.
Oonsit, Alex. Thompson and J. K.
Goetz, councillors, Owing to illness,
tIsv was
werent Porrecreeren ta. tliehbeef°plia?dvF;
Herald for printing 313.00 ; township
of Usborne cul, L. R., 51,50; Chas.
Elartleils ballot box and clock, 51.60;
Clerk election expenses,88000 • Olerk,
registering births, marriages and
deaths, Bee ; hospital sick childree,
R.Tor$121,t0°0:3;7‘001.'STRA lumber,neAgnew,
34.03 ; Jas Green, work' on bridge etc.,
0. strictly enforce the law regarding the
mendingaVtttearl. e tpatelos.ticsmfsotr, 1901
ly fv_oratihrtetlys e6a0r,
•
Divi-
sion Registrars have been advised to
males 33; females 36; Deaths 39, males
many seem' to be neglectful, The Divi -
19. females 20 ; marriages 21.
Regarding the registering of births,
,c ear ng ar Luoknow.
gein Days at each 35e
•
• , '
• choice on Bergain Days. ... I .50 •
for waists, wrappers and chil . .
• dren's Wear. There are. else. •
some good plain materials in
the ot -They sold at 40c, 50c,
60c; mist of them at the•lase
les eletishe, to clear Bargain ch gauntlets that sold est 01;50, e and would make handsome
Days at each • .t.ou shoice en Bargain Days....., 75t OfSC a yaru on Bargain bays wrappers, we clear thein out s.
This lot Includes a lot -of skirt •on lihirgain D"'" at per yard five
••and dress lengths of lines teat I New Htomespuns at 75e
Dress Goods at• 36e. on Bargain - •Days so d at 50e and 60c. We group
I35 verdesill woot Initneepuns; • Pull .
, . .• • them together and place all on -
•sale •Bargain Dais at your• 54- inchee wide,winter weight.
•
Some of the biggest Bargains of the day will be found in •
eheiee per y ard..... .. . .. . . ,.,.., ,35e. , skirts can be made without '
. . • lining, dark and mid ere
this lot, as there are lines mit that sold up to $1 per yard ' 2 4uit ends. Black Homespun I navy. trowre regular •31. 25, 4.5e
People who come early will get the hest .chaice. • ' . for Bargain Days. •
. • .1, 65e a yard on Bargain Days !
.
, .10c Linen Towl.ng 6c
250 yards of Conired Drees Goods, ail wool suitings, plain cloths in dark 2 suit ends Bleck Flomespuntatult ' 1
colors,. 54 inch coloied sui ings, small cheeks for waists and fancy . 54 inches wide, one p ain, the l Linen crash towline, 18 inches • '
materials sold at 60e, 750 and $1 per yard,' your ch Jice of lot on. s. other tai 1, will wear well and wide. red border, will wear
Bargain 'Days.. .. . . .... ' . Oele make stylish costutnesrregular " ;ell, regular 10c. for Bargain • C
$1 25 per yerd, on Bargain Dap, WPC . •
Mantles at Half Price
We have still a few of this season's mantles in stock and would like to empty our racks on
Bargain Days. In order to do it if at all possible we will sell any mantle at exactly
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.on Bargaiii'Days. There are some verystylish garments in the lot and you do notget a chance like
this Very often. Remember all our new winter mantles at exactly half price on Bargain Days.
2 only cloth capes, full sweep, black rough cloth, i egular •83, . 25 7 childrens for . • bargain days .. .. . . • .... .. I. eiderdown i coats, wheon
Y. asteenlined, pear
't 1 t ' )
2 only cloth capes, rough cloth, high collars, regular . $5 75 e .4
buttons, trimmed with fur, regula,r $3.25, for Bergain - -5
.
, a
1, for El velem Bore 2.50 D4vs ' ' ' 1
Lining at 7i•• 300 yards of v;imps ., Remna,nts of.Table Linen Table Covers at 511e• . .
•a,t 5c ai d Mc. - •1 . ,15 silk mtixture damask • table
• s g. ods We have about a dozen rem
You'll bel3uying drei o a vent, 36x40 inch, fringed.
We are going to clear out . nails of gond tab e damask light whirrs. regular price v.
and of course wi,1 want linings, our remnants of dress trim-
that sold from 75c to $1.10 per finsd41.26, for sale Bargain
here is a good one if you are mingi on Bargair Days, if yaril, the letgths are from 1 to
ees50 ,
Table 4'overs 25c.-.
P • •••• .
not particular about the color. there is a length in the lot you2/ aids and You will find them 8 only cret mite table covers,
200 yards of English Imenette • • • can ttsg ityou can get it at a big ) ght
price 15c, we.have it in li
lining, 42 inches wide,regulat bargain• .•
on our remnant table on. h ar- f„esi rt;sdragrIcreryseijr. e. g. ,u.1.?:r. 7. .5e: 25C
Damask Covers $2 . gain Days marked. at greatly
1 only 1 rge damask Table Cover,
shades only and put it on sale isiA 175 yards' of gimps in blues and
Bargain Days at per yard.... i v colors, remnants of lines that ' reduced prices. '
33.5, for liergain Day .. . . . . X UV
• _, large size, knotted fringe, was .., AA
•$1.•76 Skirts at $••1.25 on Bargain Days per yard.. Chennille Table CovErs $1.15
84 • • Bleahed 4 able Damask •.0c
sold at 10c I5e and 20e, choice ' 5
'1 fancy mercerised Stellate cloth•• 176 yards of fancy gimps,eilk. and e 3 only chennille Wile covers
else, heavy knotted fringe. 1 end 'only blanched tattle dam- •
• 1 1' hti fine skirts, assorted spots and Jets, black and colors, last , thecae c oths are it ig v aek, quality, 70 inchea
ends of lines that sold at 35o • damaged and told at 32 50 • wide, nice floral designs, a
and $3,on Bargain Days they i s s, special batgaint for sale at
stripes, red, hlue and black
groands. wide friths regular • to 50c, choice on . •Bargain ,,,,
$1.75, for Bargain Days...... 1.25 , Days .,.. ,.. .... . ...... INC will be, eacb. •. ile la per yard., • 50c
J
Ulster. Cloths 50o
200 yards of Mantle and
Ulster Cloths, bright and
dark coiors, will make good
coatsand ulsters. We want
• to clear out this stock, and
eorne ;
W' WL .$2, put Pthiseslowt
although rrglear ric
sale Bargain. Days marked
at per yard Mk.
.
1104 lee
Gires tam ereem hats, triMmed
with buck e and quill, clearing I a
on Bargain Days at..." . • • eve
Shaker Flannel 7i.
32 inch Shaker Flaenels, heavy
weight, fast colors, assorted .
• 7(.
stripes, Bargain Day
.Navy Flannelc
Tw22oisnlicohr,tBeallt.gtilsiiionf 41•8,71. le ari n el, .;
Aiiron Gingham • .
Blue and White check Apron
• Ginsharre fest colors, 36 inehes
e, argent Days •
.... •
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2 Big Silk Bargai. s
Two bargains in Silks
that will save the buyers
some money.
- 75 yards fancy Silks,nearly
• ends of I to 2 yds • al shades
- • in lot, last encic of lines that
so deat 50c to 75c, choic. on
2
Bargain Days, each Per d 5e
• 75 yards faille silks. shades of
•
gP7IrlocYde 8sallinirdretsrgoaardrrnelitvnings, on As,
i rleraguakaer
•
sale Bargain Da s at per yd oor
• Mohair Braid *c
•
300 yarcLe &i b'ack Mohair Braid;
very good qualit v, to o earBar
gain Days at per yard • 1.c
Cashmere Gloves 10e
100 pairs cashmere and woo'en
• Gloved, blacks and colors, tray- •
etieres samples, regu ar 2.50 and IA
• 35o, clearing 'Bargain Days at WC
•• Wool Shawls 50e
Blankets at Half Price
We have six pair of Blankets that are slightly damag-
ed 1P air sold at 1.75, 2 at 3.50, 1 at 3 75,and 2 at $5. They
go on sale Bargain Days at your choice for exactly
HALF PRICE.
Remnant Table
special teature for Bargain Days will be the Remnant
Table which will be found right at the back of the store. On
it will be pieced remnants from all departmeata aid people
who look it over will brid many a bargain, •
Men's Overcoats 3.98 Boys' OvercoatsIllassocks 50c
1,25
18e Curtain Muslin at I0e.
• 7 only onens tiv'ercoate, earls• 10 o'fily tioyei over coatis tweeds 8 Hassocks round shapes, coeer-
85 yards Wleite curtain tneelin, 88
lar 180, for Bargaih bays.... 10e stock, sold at $7 end and ao,. I3e ve left. veld at, $8 end
26 I reguloe 76o and for Bargain
•inches Wide • .neat deturegu. / shades, all we have left in and trireme ernall Sizes aGI ll we ed Wi01 th 'damask and eve
Inc
choice for Berge i D 4 VA ; 3 98 Wile° on Bargain rmrs• • • • . Dior, each
Skirts made to order for 50e— W hen the store closei on Jannary 31st, our special
Janusry offer to make, skirts for Oc comes. to an
end.. Until hen you eau. get a skirt made to your ordet for 500 if you buk the ma 'al here and it is
50c a gardfror over.
ainiwimme• '
cogitst$1.14 h, eac
12 Boys' Oyer- flop- ,N BR
on illargainDttyrs
Direct Importers, elintOn•
Men's Fleece -
lined Underwear
750 a suit on
Bargain Days
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Albvilbolib.A.011.AbollbAlb,16,1b,46,04~ib.mbwobb,...ib,46,4irelibiaareeloweasesemseetis ete.atealieeesetreaaseeee, issue .vgb.Abbelibdib.Aiboiiihrbb, lb.
Fancy wool Shawls, cream and
• mixtures, regular $L25, Bar- sA
geenDays ovc
35c Skirting '!Sc •
Fine qriality cotton. skirting,wat•
'erect- shades otred and purple, ss..
regular 35c,for Bargain Days- XDC
2 Big Ribbon
Bargains.
• Hundreds of yards of,
Ribbons fol. Bargain Day
selling at near the half price
mark • We want to reduce
the ribbon stook, and take
• this quick way of doing it. '1
800 :yards of silk and satin ribbons,
assorted widths, rep ar 7e and
lOcichoice on BargeanDays....Be
200 yards of silk and satin ribbons,
better coral itiee and wide', assort'
ed shades, regular 150, 20c and 2,5e,
sa.e Bargain Days ......
A Linoleum Bargain
. An and of our hest linoleum, 2 by
4 yards, floral patterne, it is
dosmaged but hot enough to
interfere with the wear,
regular price 80c yatd, Bat -
gado Days
10c Scotch Fingering 5c
400 skeinti of genuine Scotch fin
geeing Yarn, strong and eat
finish, regular iabut we have
too much so take this way to
reduce stook, on sale Bargain
Day% atter skein.,
5e
5c
Hodgens'
Broa
Direct Importers
AllbAlboxfibAbo_ 411.0416
BIRTHS. • .
PARKE-In Aroherstburg on January
10th, the wife of Rev. J. F. Parke,
formerly of Clinton, of a son. The.
• Mr. ahntetir.Mrs.• Josiah McDonald, a
child died on Sunday,January 12th.
MoD ALD -In Hay, on Jan loth to
•
S AN DERS Stephenon Jen. 12, to
Mr.and Mrs.. Robt. Sanders, a
daughter, •
MoXAY-In Exeter, on January..10,' to
• dMaru.ghrerd Mrs. Hugh McKay 'a
TOWNSESD=Iu Wroxeter, on Jan. 12,
' the wife of •B. J. Townsend, edi-
tor of the Star, of a ditughteie
MORRISON-In Lucknow, on January
. 16th, t e wile of Hugh Moenson,ota,
• daughter.
, • ' • DEATHS ;
SOMERS-In East Wavvanosit, Jan • 9th,
Mr,. R.obert Somers.
ELLIe0N-In • W Ingham, Jan. l3tb,
Wm, Ellison, aged 68 years.
13RYDGES In Morris, Jan. -15b, Thos •
Brydges, aged 77 years. •
• BROWNLEE In Lope on the 9th Jen.,
Breit. Breeinlee, aged 6$ years.
RYAN- In Hibbert, on Abe. 9th Jan.;
• 'John Ryan aged, 88. years. •
WINGLE-In eleKillopon the 13th Jan.s
- • A ggie, daughter of Mr.j'ohn Wiugle,
• aged 22 years. • •• • •
LAIDLAW-At Begot, Man., en Jan, 4• ,
Maggie Munroe•, wite of .Wm. G.
Laidlisvv, and lester•irelaw to Mrs
• Geo. • Jackson of Morris, aged 20
• years. •• ,
DODDS-In McKillop; Januarys 13th.
• Margaret Grieve, wife of Mr., Robert
• Dodds, • •'aged . 51 years and 8
teoeabes • '• ,
MOONEY-In Brussels, on- January
• 12th, Prudence Maxwell, relict
of -
the. late • John Mooney, aged .71
.years, 3 menthe and .4 days,
ey AUG Et -In Barney itlesOhio, • on • Jan-
uary IOth, Isabella Pilchard, wile of
• Mr. J. L. Waugh, and mother -Of
Mrs. .Js H. Reid, of Seittorth, aged
72 years 10 months and 4 -days.
STONG----In. Sarnia, on January .10th,
Nelson Stong, formerly a Soaforth,
•• aged .43 'years ,
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND.
GRANITE WORKS:
The best class of work
pt•ocurable has been
manufactured here for ••
• many years past.
WE WONcall on you a week after
•'T your bereavement.
WE WuN'T, inihaekperieteh.e •work to suit
• •
WE will make the price to suit
' the work.
WE WILL
give you the choice of the
production .of the world
in design and materiel.
We are the ONLY prac-
tical men In Clinton in
our line. Do not, he
talked lntc, placing your
order evithont first call-
• ing on us. •
J. B. HOOVER,
Next to Commercial Hotel.
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STRATFORD, ONT.
• A reboot well known from one end of s• ' Canada to the other for its superior •
• work Thls college gives the right •
• kind of education and places litany of II
* its students in good positione, Ntw is •
• the Mitt to enter. Prepare for success •
• and you will get it.• •
•
Writefor our beautiful eatelogito
le S. MLLIOTT, Principal.
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HURON COUNTY ,COUNCIL •
,* The January BOSA1011 of the Council of the
Cot•tioratien of the County of Huron will be
held in the Ceuneil Chamber in tho Town of
Gederich, commencing at 3 chick p, m. on
Tuesday, the 23th inst.
W. LANA Mork,
bated at Goderich thla
13th day Of Stonetry.1904,
-4.00, Woota. Illtositeribie,
Thd Great Reptile &meth,
Sold and recommended beat'
druggists In Canada. Only ten.
1 forms° Eleiciter6bWibiees7"IcriedeQuarsiceientetalnItelefr iitel.°06fte.81:4140411
t:ae6:68:*letaWbr7Ex68:6tetlztTgtO0,0piuborLtlu1a‘ta::t1donfesiiv6ono:okaes,git0,04,witea
*WM ettra Pamphlets free tO Any addregis.
'Pita Wood OtkinueloWindeOrsOnt.
li. Combo. le, P. Itookie, E. IfOrly and,Wittli
loWosed.4)'sruPhilho:litte la .'told in Clinton by II
ALMA.
Mrs. Geo . Dale spent, a couple of days • •
last week at her home in Eg,nondville.
Mrs. A. Scott is at present spending
a couple of weeks with Beusseleiriends.
A number from here attended the
supper of the 0. 0, 0. 131, at the home
on--
ofMFrvidleynikaistits. of Goderich township
A sleigh load of young people spent
a vet y enjoyable evening at the -home
of Mr, McMichael on. Thursday last.
Mr. Will. Sproat of Edginondville
spending a few days with friends
here • a number fr•om here took in
Quite•
the literary entertainment at Con.
stance on Thuni'day evening.
Mr. H. Fowler is at present hauling •
hay to Clinton for which he receives
ready gale,
• PUT OUT THE FIRE "-
Dr. AgneW's Ointment will ren •
:Ileve and cure ally skin dis.
easejust as surely as it Cured
, this soldier's•Eryeipelasthe
first application • kills the
"sting.°
• Lieut. 13ucknam, National Soldiers' Home, In
Grant County, Indiana, had a very acute attack
of Erysipelas. His face and head were in tor-
ment with burning and itching seesationt A •
druggist recommended Dr. Agnew's Ointment
as the quickest relief and cure. He bought a
box and found it as good as it promised, and a
• few applications, to use his own words, "put
out the fwe anceless Man a box entirely cured •
me." Price as ets. 7
• ASIIFIELD TOWNSHIP.
•
The Ashfield township pounce' met on
January 13th. The members .were all
present and subscibed to the necessary • ••
deelarations of office. fly -law No. I.
was passed fixing the salaries for the
different township offices, as follow : '
clerk '3180, treaisurer $90, assessor $70,
•eollector, $90, auditors each $10, selec-
tors oi jurors $4, D. R. Moved
be McIntyre sec. by Barkley, That M.
J. McKay be appointed assessor, R. A• .,
Carrick, collector, Job n Long and Ar R.
Fin lotion auditors. --Carried. Cheques '
were issued for the following accounts:
Municipal • World fortwo assessment
rolls, one ' collector's roll and Aix copies,
of said paper 515.85,. hospital for .sick
children $10, Anson Finley ditch con. 9
$1.50, Godfrey Hail rep.. cul.- S. R. 9
and 10 50tePat. Warren rep.cul.con.9,$1.
Dsaneyditobon S,' R. 6 apd 7 $1, Wm.
Hackett cleaning ditch S. •3 and 4 •
32.50 On motion of Hunter and Mc-
Intyre the council adjourned to met
again on the 6th day of February,e-Vm. •
Stothers, Clerk. .
•
. • ,•
IMPATIENT.
-DYSPEPTICS.
Can't cure in a day what has been a ohronio
ailment for years, but Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets and &little persistence
will ours the severest forms of Dyspepsia
• u sure as the daylight follows darkness.
•'And a few doses is all that is needed to con-
vince the meet impatient and sceptical of
• patients.' Carry them about with you In your
pocket; take Ahem when and where you please;
they're harmless and give almost instant relief.
A gentle tonic to the whole nervous system,
as cts. for 6o tablets. • 8
PORTER'S HILL. •
Miss Macdougall of EgmoodYille Is
visiting at Mr. William-Elliott's.
Mrs. Mcenosky of the 4th concession
is visiting friends in this vieinit3e.
Miss Henderson has returned to and
To Care a OoId in One Day.
Take Laxative Brom() Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. • E. VV. Grove's sig,
nature is on each box, 25e.
.11
• License Comissionors. •
The following have been appointed
Litiense Conatnissioners for the ()aunty
of Heron se -Heron South--Daeid D.
Wilson, Peter Deteglee, Henry Doyle,
Heron Ertet-G. Fortune G. Murdie,
A.• Littlejohn, Huron West -Samuel
810ati, Jewett Stevene,Httgh Mo4uarrie.
For. Over Fifty Years -
XneSWItestovea AOOTIIINO gleltOP has bone
used by millions of tiotheWs for their children
while teething. if disturbed at night and ' *
broken of your met by a sick child suffering
end •oryieg with pain of etittingTeeth send at
()nee and get a bottle of "Mrs. Witteloves creoth.
Ing syrups for children Teething. It will re.
neve the POW ltte sufferer iinmeatately. Doe
Pend upon itenothere, there 11111011110,4k° abode
it, It crime Diarrhate,_ regulates the stomach
' rasa bowels, euro,, *hut Colic, ketone the
Owns redutesIttilammation,nedgivestoneand
energit to the whole system. "Mrs. WinslOW'a •
860th ng Syrup" for children teething is plea.
matte the taste and is tho prescription of ono
1 of ths oldest and best female phyekiiiins and
melee in tha Vetted Stems Price twenty-five
taws an bottle. Sold by all druggist� thrgagh
blit the world." BO Mire and ask Or bearer
st nernarit 00Or4llee Sinline.