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The Clinton News-Record, 1903-02-26, Page 5• 'faa"'• February 26th, 1903 tammaxisommitspainsitameiagempos The ifa..gar the best shoe in America for men or women, (Prices range fro $3.00 to $5.00 ou Can procure hem from FRED. T. JACKSON. SHINOLA S is the best Shoe Polish II Beware of imitations I which are named to N sound like Shinola. 0 L Shinola, is . the only A The Original. SHINOLA Patronize the New Shoe Store aud get New Shoes Freq. T. Jackson. •)k,"44:1, 6-sr-x4eisistememek— . Potatoes. Having just unload- ed a carload of -potatoes from Guelph; we. are en- abled to supply the pub- lic with a beautiful, dry. Olato, principally the Hebron, either for seed or table. use. Can be seen any any time, at the Hub. >W.T.O'Neil. 0<>0 0 00000000 4/ 44004 HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE. The undersigned offers his hardware business for sale in the village . of Bayfield. R. ROUATT, Bayfield. Nov. z 2th. ' . . .. • POD. SALE, .. A good Durham bull, just two years old, with a splendid pedigree, possess- ing as he does two of the best strains of Durhams in the country, the Match- less and the Brampton Hero, his dam being a grand-datighter of the noted bull Abbotsford, the first prize bull at the World's Fair. TYNDALL BROS., Clintoli P. O. LAND FOR SALE IN HT.Tugrr. The undersigned offers for sale s. parcel of land consisting of 30 acres, being part of lot Ix, con. 3, Hullett. The lot, which is five mileS from Clin- ton, is seeded down. It will be sold on easy terms. For further particu- lars apply to , JAMES ST. JOHN, Holmeaville P. 0. Dec. x6th. TUCKERSMITH FARM FOR. SALE. ••••••••••••• The undersigned offers for sale that choice x5o acre farm ori the Huron Road, Tutkersinith, one mile east Of Cliaton. New frame house with sura- itieri kitchen, first class bank barn, dri,Va. shed, hen house, pig pen, silo, two wells, windmill, and small or- , chard. The Bayfield river rttns across ; back end of lot. Thirty acres d flats, E the finest of grass land. This la a splendid farm, well situated, mid will be sold on easy terms. ARTHUR COUCH, Clinton antic ath, PLANK FOR SALE CHEAP. A glialitity of hardwood Malik for sale Cheap. Suitable for bath or stable floors, tulverts, etc. R it & JRANSVORD, C11111011, NOV! 4th.. .3UE CLINTON NEWIN.RINCIORD Ataioll SALE. Qt Farm Stock and Implements •••••:•45S•••• Chas. Hamilton has received instrue- tions to sell by auction ,on South half Lot 26, eon. tath, Hallett, balf zUiIe north •of Londeshoro, at one o'clock ?. in., on Saturday, Feb. .28, the following farm stink, etc., via : Mares ro years old in foal to "Bold Boy,fl 1 'nate 8 years okl, agecl mare, i 3 Cows to Calve n April, 3 tarceyear- old heifers, 2 steer calves, 2 heifer calves, 17 Leicester sheep, 9 fall pigs, 2 sows to pig in. April, elo hens . 1 bin- der, mower, 1 buggy, 1 sl.411, cutter„ x vagon, i horse rake, i seed 'ness, X fanning inilL 1 hay fork and drill, 1 plow, plow, I set has- taekle, wheCtibarrow, 1 pulper„ quan- tity of hay, a large quataity of en grain -barley and oats and wheat and oats, aeo bushels Seed oats, also potatoes and roots and other articles: All will be sold witlibut rese?ve as tge proprietor has 'rented his farm and is moving from this section of country, Terms -All sums of 85 .6and under, cash over that amount 9 months credit given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. 6 per cent. per annum discount for cash On credit amblints.-C. Hamilton, auctioneer ; Wm. A. Kiltaugh, proprietor. AUCTION SALE. • • Farm Stotk and Implements. The :undersigned has beet) instructed by M. H. Matins, to sell by public auction on Wednesday„ March nth, at Lot 21, Stanley, Bayfield load, i mil, east of •Varna, the, following propesty: I heavy mare, r driving horse 5, years old, x spring colt, '3 'cows in calf, r bull rising 2 years, 2 steers rising 2 years, 2 heifers rising 2 years„ 3 spring calves 3 bull calves, 2 Letaes- ter .ewes, I brood SOW in pig, i lume her wagon with box, 1 ,gravel box; r set iron harrows, 1 hay rack, i ingle buggy, x pig rack, x light wagon and rack,, x binder 6 foot cat, .1 mower, x seed drill, t roller, x cutting box, 1. cutter, i set double harness, x set plough harness with collars and met pads, x sugar kettle, .2 fantit* nails, hay rake, single plow, x two fur; row plow,. I set sleighs nearly new with whippletrees and neekyoke, 2 geese, a iannber 'of hens,. a quantity of hay, alsci forks shoyels, hoes and oth- er articles, all of which will .be sold without reserve-cas the proprietor has sold his .farm and is giving up. farm- ing. Sale at i p. tn. sharp. Terms of Sale, -All Suits of 5 and under, cash ; over that ainotint 9 months credit on approved joint notes. A 'discount of 4e on the .dollar Allow- ed for cash on credit .amounts. THOS.. BROWN, H. MAKINS . Auctioneer. . • Proprietor.. FARM FOR SALE. • The iittdersighed. offers for sale 'east part Of lot 15, COO: 5, Stanley, con- sisting of fifty acres. The lot is in a good state of ctiltivation and well watered and 'eked. Brick house arid fritabe kitchen. The outbuildings are all in good condition. 'ty4 from Varna,. Will he sold on easy terms. For farther particulars apply to • 6t• h... E. .1 Varaa WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP FOR. SAf..14.- The undersigned oilers 1 is wagoq' and carriage shop ft:kr sale in the atIlage of. Brucefield, .Also his dwelling with 3-5 acres of land. There is a good or- chard,' hard and soft water; etc. Will be sold on reatiOnable, termas I have to -retire from the besinees 00. aCcOUnt Of. ill .healtli. .. • . Though.I arn giviag up the Maulliac" turiag I. Am keeping cm hand a full stock of farm implements, 'also .wag- gons, cutters, etc. " , ItOBINSON. Brucetield, Jail. 31st. ' 2t • • HOUSE FOR. SALE,. The undersigned offers his cottage ott King 1 street for sale. There is hard . and • soft water, a good stable, 'etc, Appy at the hoeaeo ' JAMES DUNFORD, Clinton. LOW ,RATES TO CALIFORNIA. Via Chicago, 3IlifwaAikee and • $t. Paul and Union Pacific lina • • February x5tE to April 3tth, 1903, Only 833 Chieago to San Francisco, Los Angeles. and Many other Califor- nia. points. One-way, second class, colonist tickets. • • Will be glad to send you additional information. • . • • U. J,:TAYLOR, Canedian Freight and Passenger . Ag- ent, 8 King street, east, .Tonto.; HOUSE FOR SALE. The tmdersigned offers for Sale . a 1% storey cottage with five bedrooms, large dining room, parlor, etc. Situ- ated on William street, convenient to the Collegiate Institute. For further particulars apply to 'James Scott, barrister, MRS' "I"' Clinton, June lard, SPECIAL avinzrixo. The council of the County, of Heron will hold a special meeting n the Town all in Clinton on March the. 4th next, at to o'clock' a. In,, to meet representative meit from gee); munici- pality iii the county and consider the question of a good roads system in this county. Any oaten county busi- ness may be consider0 at this ingot - W. LANE, County Clerk, Dated at Clinton this ,4th day Feb. TWO minions POP. SALE, I heace two sleighs -one 'light and the other heavy -for sale. Will be sold cheap. MANX EYA.NS, Clinton, Jan. •27th. o trotYsins FOR SALE. The tiledersigted offers for safe 'a IX storey frame house on Victoria Street south of the railway track. Small or- diard, good well, stable, etc. Also titian frame hottfie on Saints streett hear the kiiitting factory, X acre of land, goo0 well, ete. Will be soM nit easy tormS. JOS. ALT $0L Clinton, iieflnary 6fit. .144-.1-4-4+144-1-H+1.1.144+,14411: sse, SlcIMINGS, GODERICH CORRgSaMDENT The Sons of England held their an- nual diuner at the •Colborne Rouse un Friday evening last. Dinner was ser- ved to about fifty guests,. the great storni that prevailed the previous day preventing. the loyal Sous of Delnutiller and Goderich township. ftom Ineltiug a grand rally. Roast beef done to a turn, gravies and salads, plum pud- ding and brandy sauce, mince tarts, etc., with tea and coffee filled the menu. After the cloth Vas removed Mr. Humber gave the toast to the "King" and thentook his chair, mak- ing a very happy speech, followed by another equally So by Mr. Ball. Mr. Woolgear presided at the piano during the evening, rendering effectively some pretty selections suitable for the oc- casion. Mr..Hoskin kindly sang "The Englishman" and later recited "The Cavalry Charge," which won such warm applause that for the recall he gave "Charity." Mr. J. Thomas* cornet solo was very much admired. Captain Noble was- in- good trim and sang "Betsy. Gay" with as 'much vim as if spring time had. come .and he could launch a schooner of the same name on old Lake Huron. Votes of thanks succeeded by "For lie's a Jol- ly Gaoct Fellow," the. "National .A.n- them" and "Altai Lang Syne" wound Up a y oy pleasant meeting. The Woodmen of the World held their • annual supper at the Victoria restaurant, The supper was served in fine style by the staff of that well ecitiipped cafe, Speeches were made in honorof the craft by the official or- ganizer, Mr. a a McConnell, who had 'returned from a most successful tour through the • county, whieh made his face beam with smiles. Mr- Hal- liday Smith. •and several. of his young friends have joieed the order. Dr. Hunter did not fail to attend althou- gh hawand Mrte. Hunter attended the' progressive euchre party and 'dance at Oddtellow'R hall. The usual votes .of thank's, were given, not forgetting the Clinton Woodinee who so . loyally drove Up. The orchestra gave Some find selecgions both during .the supper and after, • The funeral of the late Letitia Drope relict of the late Edward Rothwell, and.. mother of Mr; • Harry 'Rothwell., s� well known to our eitizens, took place on Tuesday, the reinains .coming on Moaday„ from the. residence of Mrs. T. I3,. VanEvery. The late . Mr. aud 'Ws, • Rothwell were natives of freland and were married in Canada many years before taking up their re- sidence .in Godericli 'in 1872. Since leaving. Goderich in the year 1885 the late Mrs. Rothwell taok up her resi- dence in Galt where :she die(' at-. the advanced age. of 83 years, .111=h -regret- ted bv her many friends who always found a loyal and 'generous friend in. her attd a loving mother,who- disliglit.‘ ad in having her .cbildren .and. grand- children' vif‘it her, She also had. 13 great ..grand-eltildreia Ott her, beauti- Lai .casket., among the ..10ving tributes, were a lovely wreathot' white roses from the choir of. the 'English church at Galt of which Miss Fanny Roth- well is a member... 'A lovely •pillow of rosea, lilies, • hyacinths, etc., with "Alother" -from her loving family and oil her breast .A.lovly,lioquet. of lish violets. She looked youthful' for her 53 years of life' here below. Hr .daughters„ MrS•-James Bryans. Of ' Chi- cago :and Mrs, Deitch of Trenton, at- tended • the funeral.- MiSS 'Fannie ...of Galt. was • too ill to conte with... the remains and Miss Ruby Rothwell, former teacher in our Central school, and • for many .yearS teacher at 'Ott- awa,. and who is nOw an her return trip from South Africa, where she went with the teachers' contingent last year..., Messrs:' T. H., Rothwell of last year -.Messrs,T. H. athwell and Win. Fr: Rothwell. of Toronto and their • wives accompanied tae retnains to Goderich, Another • son, Mr. ,Den Rothwell of aliathain; -cinild not ' at- tend. a.ey.-john •Ridley rectorof the English cheraVat Galt, officiated at the • honie of• cleceased. and Rev.., Mark Turnbull officiated at the remaining c'eremony at the .residenee of Mrs; T.: 13.. VanF,very and. at . Maitland ceme- tery. • 'rho pallbearers were ; Messrs. John Acheson, J. H. Colborne, George Bertae,- john Knox,• John C. •Martin. and H, -W, ,Martine Th e funeral took Place • at 2.30, 'teenyfriends, attending NOTICE. . Accounts <twill; .to 0, CoOper ,& Co. may be paid at I', Maitland's store. All acconnte licit paid by theIsth of February will be placed in court for collection. • . • Q. COOPER. & CO. Clinton, Jan. 21st. FOR SALE, TRE ESTATE OF. THE . • LATE Jong ..rigAconi IN TUE TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH, Cotisiating of 178 acres, more or less, biting composed of • loth 65 and 66, Bayfield Line, 148 acres and part of lot 74 30 acres of hush. With stone bank barns, cement floors, good house, basement ant furnace. LarN orchard, three wells and wind '‘One of the best farms xi Huron county, 6 miler from CI'm on, 3 from Bayfiela, X mile from school, • near chtuieltes. Will be sold in three parts or one to suit. Credit will be glace, for part pay as agreed. •upoita-Apply to 3ritti. JOHN BEACOM, Executrix. Feb. Tith 4* , Ilderton. # MORTGAGE SALE. tinder 0.114 hy virtue of the power* vested itt the vendors pursuant to 6 certain mortgage, which will be Pro- duced at the time et the sale,there will be offered for sale by public auction by Ditkenson, auctioneer, at the Com- mercial hotel, Clinton, ott Saturday, March 14, A. D., 11903, at the, hour of 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, the fol- lowing property, namely : Lot number 34 In the Aixteenth con- etssion of the Township of Goderielt the County of Huron, containing by adratasureineitt eighty acres of land inOre or less. The property is conveniently situat- edwithin two miles of the town of Clinton and there is a echool on the adjoining lotThe soil Jo a rich clay , loatit itt a good state of cultivation and fertility, having been used chiefly as grazieg land for riotne years pest. The house and outbuildings are in good condition, , For further particulara and terine attd conditions of eale apply to W. BAYDONE, Solicitor of the Vendors, Minton, Feb. 4th, 1903., • 144.1.1-1-1.1.1-1.1-4-141-1.1.1-1...i. •he Central school may not be pro- ' perly heated but we think eo one can ' find fault with the ventilation. We think the sehool' ehildren of Goderich are wonderfully favored in the way of good health - for We can scarcely re-' member ehronicling any deaths atneng them. We are sorry now to be called upon to note the death of an eight mouths trill baby and learn that it is the first baby's death we have had to chronicle for A long tone. We learn that Mr. Charley' Newton has purchasedthe store now occupied by Alex. Munro„ haberdasher. Morris' planing mill has been pur- chased by• Buchanans and Lawson. We savg a woodpecker on the fence, on Sunday aliernoon, preparatory to its fiying pp to perch upon an apple tree bough. . • Mr. Sillibs,. turner, after waiting for a year for tidings front 1118 son James, who went from Dawson. City to Nome; received a letter this month froza his sou • Who had travelled to the farthest point of Vancouver . Is, land to get provisions to take back to Notxre fOr the ' winter. Ile said Ite Was making great explorations in and abotit Nonie, The old gentle- man was Pleased to bear front Ins gon andOnnlioawtu(rmddae. yrwe received thefollow- ing comertunica.tion from Miss . A. Edythe Barker, secretary of the Girls' Auxiliary of St. George's church : Dear bliss Skiinings,--1 beg leave to forward to you the inclosed resolution Whieh was passed at our eneeting On Tuesday last. Yours truly . • • A. Edythe .Barker. 1 • ' • •Goderich, robe:17th; •1eo3 "Moved by Mrs. Tigert, seconded by Miss. Laura Craig, ResnlVed. that . 'a that .a cordial vote of thanks be . ten- dered Miss Skintings for her kindness (tinaai . . in procnring for the Girls' aoxiliaey 17 ,pieees. of 'cloth, also lining for a ' We are sorry to learti that Mr. Ed- die Belcher hadbeen laid .up, for a dimple of . weeks from an attack of . congestion of on of his lungs. ' .1.-10 is progressing favorably and we -. fondly hope he will soon be about as usual. Mrs: Wallitee . of Pefrolea is the. guest, the past two weeks of her moth., er.,.. MLS. 0. Sprung. . • , - - . • In the face Of 'so malty counterat- tractions the progressive euchre party. . at Ocalft llow's hall on Friday evening was guile a success. Twentytable's had their gecko: of players. A little Change Was made in' the rale of play, .tae gentlementaking oneside and the ladies the other during the Progress o1. the game, So that each. player • would have a -different partner at each tab- le. Mrs. Dudley .1191erres of • Wingham. won • 1St Prize, a handsoniea burnt - wood jewel 130;1 ilailia Evelyn Craigie .2nd prize,. Japanese vase ; 'Mise,..1110se- lva3rd •priie; a handsome Japanese cop and SOW', :Miss .Winnie. Bill ' took a •geue.einkin's place and woit..:.xst Prit..e, a lovely picture ; Mr. Joseph -Kiehl' and prize, beautiful tobacco jar: and Mr. Hector Ilays : 3rd prive, gilt tragic; At eleven p. m. refreshment's were served, Drs.. Hunter • and Mabee, Fred. ' Shannon .and .either gentle- men kindly waited. On all, 'Vitiate was was furnished by the Doty. • or- chestra, - . and 'four ' sets' . of Lan- cers Wereenjoyed.' by : those who . delight in '.that graceful' dance.' • . Mrs. Dudley Holniee, Witighattt ; Miss El- sie Lawson, Stratford;-IVIiSs Bee Wil- kinson, Minneapalie, and Mr. ' Sly of Brandon graced the party with 'their presen.ce. The orclieStra music - Was perfect for dancing.. ' . ' , •..-,. . • . A telegrani. an Saturday. adViseci. Mr.' - Lee of ,' the: sudden ' change for ' the worse in 'the . ilatiegs. of hie daughter, ;Mrs. .Shaw, • California; Mrs, . Lee has .been ,with her for some months.- • Itt recent militia announcements We. that Collegiate,. Institute .qadet Corps are to receive greater atten,tion at the: hands of the cdfication• depart- ment. .According to 0. recent .0azette. E. jordah is..apPointed captain of the C. 1: • weep here. as , acting captain, *Vice- Williams •,. E: liortou .acting ,Lientenaut ; Vice. .Klely. ; ; E. Wight- inan actieg. 'and :Lieutenant,: Vice' Jordan; •• - - . ' • r : The . furniture :for .the. new Grand Trunk tation . reached Goderich from Chicago .on Tuesday, 'so ve Artist '<Mr vetera.n.station master,. Mr. • Straitota will return in improving. health to en- joy •the Sante. Saturday's advices Said "Mr. Stratton can 'help himaelf now , Mr. andtura, le, Rothwell., of Toron- to, Me, RothWell ti sisteia, ' kra. Bry- an, ofchicago• and Jars., Bench . Di Trenton, have all returned to their homes. . ' • • .. . . Mr, .aud Mrs., Harry Rothwellre- turned to -their home at Toronto on Friday? • . - . . Mr. Robert McLean is indefatigablu.. in looking' , for fortune tO, favor tint. in Manitoba, He usedto stiller trom heart • trOtibIe but of late years, lie . .certainly, roast have found 1). Care in the •geeat quantities nt Candy lie con - 'sautes,' Iffe. buys his weeklyquantity just like hfiying any Other necessary food, 'Tis a pleasing cure. 1 -lis son -Accompanied him to alaaitoba. They lave takeit a shipthent :offarm', horses and drivers with 'theta, representing $4,500. We W1Sh theth suceess. . Miss Stokes, Jim affable. and musical assistant et Tinunpsint & on's store, has resigned and Miss -.Vida Bell' 'has accepted the position. We: congratta We congratulate Miss Bell oh her sac- la.tc Miss 13e11 WI her successful Career as a tnusiciatt, . . , On Friday :evening Wirth street Sun- day school presentedmit of the best anniversary programs • it.. Was ever our pleasure to listen: to in that char. ch. The church Was pretty well filled. notwithstanding that oft aintoyiug bugbear, 'bad weather, • The-platf rrit was enlarged and covered with ha d - some tugs. Our mercitantai belhg nearly all Members of - that church they Can push along the decorations Rev, Dr. Daniel's- address was the shortest chairtitates address On retord• "I ain Yet)/ glad to see you all and hope we May -have a very good time." The little boy's: who recited were, Leonard Swa41e1d . "Many little Dia- monds Twiekle 60 the trees," Harold 'Edwards "The. Lost It ititee." A. sac- red trio, "Little <Mee of God are we" was sweetly siting by three little sis- ters, Irene, Reich and Edna Priclhatn, followed by a pretty redita.tion "The lt eaSon 1,Vhys1 nicely rendered hy Ida Currie. The dolls' drill was lovely. The little girls were dressed in pink white end 'blue and the dells , were dressed' the Name, Margery Aitkin gaVe a pretty recitation "The Little Boy 13100,". Miss Olive Robertson sang IIIii The Great Somewhere" very Pleaning11/4t 41 The telt little .e,squi- mattx!' took the audience by storm and A prolonged encore brought theut out again, They were dressed in new : blankets raid sang 'beautifully in un- ison, all ,shyness being lett at home or at school. Little With MorroV.S "Away in the Tropical World" pleas. ed all. Vie Walters' Drill Witt Well' -•••••••:••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• sung and illustrated by, ten young! girls. "Satisfied" sacred sOlo by Mr. ••• 4 eft.oietokkiw„„aese„,,ewiel..,71.:4.z.,.. till: sin,. act i,s,i C 1 e a ring . tit e skrprised everyone with her nice yen- , tiering oi "Star of the sea," sans musical sheet. After the intermission the soloists were Idissa Laura. Gaden who rendered "Little Boy Blue" with exquisite ta.ste. Miss Ilerlan'd sangOdds. and Ends "Good 13ye Sweet Day" in pleasing style ana Jetty Brydges "Little, Boy in Blue" was sung with much pathos. ()wen ...,,jilicuddy's recitation was quite martial An tone and Words. Uladys Platt was up to her standard in her recitation "My. Sister's Bean." A chorus by eight girls "We're a crowd of little girls' was most pleas - Ing. Ten boys followed with "Boys and Girls in the Snow 13rigade," the boys with• their shovels did exceed- ingly wen and in "The Rainy Day" the Misses Irene Pridhaen, Ora Bates, Florence Maedel and Ella Robinson with waterproof, rubbers and Um- brella did well, The Japanese Fan Drill was quite unique, twe ve young ladies being .rnost artistically dressed a la Japanese. a Nellie Jamieson ren- dered the beautiful recitation "Jesus Lover of My Soul" in a charming manner. The chorus "Under the Pal- ms" sung and illustrated by twelve little girls dressed in white .1Vas A beautiful and touching . sight, Miss Millie Campbell presided at the piano daring the evening.. Miss Gaden drill- ed the boys and girls most creditably. The National Anthern was sung by all. Mrs. Chas. Mason is making such favorable progress at Dr, Gunn's hos- pital in Clinton that liar brother-in- law, Mr, George Green, says she will soon return to her home in Brucefield. Passmore has sold her residen- ce on Trafalgar street tO Mr, Allen of The futteral of Lizzie Billa„ *fent daughter. of Thomas and Janet Zneee- shaw, took place on Monday. The casket was covered with bonnets of white roses, ea:rnations, hyacinths and ferns, the loving tributes of Mayor and Mrs. Lewis. Miss Lewis, Mrs. Mark Turnbull, Miss Kate NU:holism, Miss Dickson, Mr, and kiss Richards, Mr, 0. N, Davis and 1VL4se" Lucy Hor- my. Rev, Mark Turnbull officiated at residence and Maitialed cemetery. The palt-bearers were the four uncles of deceased, Messrs,. Alex., Harry, Er- nest .and Albert, - Died -On Tuesday, 22nd Feb., John Whitely, aged 78 years. . Misses -Fannie Blackstone and Lath Vivian spent Sunday in Clinton, the guests of friends, Mrs. Nielson • and children, Miss. jessie and Master Russel were the guests last • week of ' Mrs. Nielson's brother, Dr, Ternbull, • Mr.. Charles Crabb contemplates tak- ing taking a trip to Los. Angeles for ' Will be. ' at Clinton, •Rattenbury House, :on Wednesday, Lax. Ittlt. • Ladies and •gentlemen see Prof. Dor- enwerid's beautiful Wiks, . Toupees, Bangs, Wavy. and Plain: Fronts, SWit- Cites in every length and 'shade, etc, His Hair 'Goods Styles when proper- ly adjusted protect and ornament the head, soften and teatitify the expres- sioa of the face and cOnsequently.tone up aged appearance. Prof, Doren - wend has for this Season Many new Vind. pretty desiens. He .has added ...a number of New York, Loridon.and Par- is patterns, . . .Be sure to see them and not forget day arid date. - MARRIAGES, • WRIGHT-HORNAt. Exeter, on Feb. 1801, by the Rev. W. M. Martin, ' Mr. .Taines Wright of. Point Ed- ward to Mies Barbara Horn of SHARP-SHURRIE-In Morris, on Feb. 18th, by "Rev, John Ross of Brussels, • Mr, Walter Sharp of Goderich to.ii/fiss Mary A. Shurrie .01 Morris.' • MeGILL-IVIOIR-In Hay, On February .by Rev. J. S., Henderson, Ellen, slate- of ?Jr.' Colin Moir to George Colin- McGill' of Kil- larney,. Man. • , • • - DENNIS-To iltrich, on Vela. 6th, to • 11,1r. and Mrs. J. B. Dennis, a son. KAY --In Fanadrqembarsr., Feb. alcr'zzatylt: tact daughter. DILL -In Seaforth, on February z2th, • the wife of Mr. Peter Dill, of a CARMICH4EL-1n Grey,' on Fel). 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Carmichael a son. • ' - FEAR -In East Wawanosh on Feb. 12th the wife of Mr,, Fear, of a daughter. . . DEATHS.; , • C AT01-0 r COATS-'In :Cl Coats,i a o! to4d 4years.F;bruary22nd, i I WIGGINTON-In • Goderich township, on February. '22nd, John Wigginton • aged 64 years. Goderich,,' on February 22nd, Sohn Whitely, aged 78 years: SYMI1'iGTON-1n Colborne, on Feb, • /6th, Mr, James Symington, aged 79 yearand 4 months; PUTLAND-Itt Toronto, on January • 3oth, Mr. John Patientlyfather of • •Mr. John Putland of Ripley, for- merly of Myth, n his 84th year. SMITIt-In on February 15th,. Selwyn J. Smith, aged 56 LUDLOW -In Winghant, on Feb. x4th, Abraham Ludlow, aged 80 years. TAYLOR -In Brussels, on 'Feb. a3t11, Ackiturst Taylor, aged 48 years, • CLINTON MARBLE AwD GRANITE WORKS • 'The best class of work procurable has been. manufactured here for many years past. 0 WE WON'T tall on you a• week after your bereavement. WE WON'T make the work to suit the price. WE WILL make the price to suit the work. WE WILL give you the choice of the product in of the, Work in design and materiaal. Wo ai•N the ONLY ptac. tical men in Clinton in tiny line. IN) not he t nlk ea Into ?lacing your wiiiiontfirat eall. ing tiff. J e EL HOOVER, PAO? Itelkt 10 COrtintrettlai HOW Saturday, • Feb. 28t1i We want to clear the odds and ends, the broken lots, the odd lines 0 this Jackson Bros. stock. Want to turn them into ready money right away. To do it we have gathered them all together and will make Saturday, Feb. 28th, a day of special selling of odds and ends, Here is a partial list of them. Read it ov. er. If there is an article in the lot, if there is one on our table of odds and ends next Saturday, you can buy it at a price that is but a fraction of it's origin!! al value.' Next Week Next week we will be overhauling this store, opening up new goods, and Moving our own Furnishing and Clothing stock to the Jackson store. We intend to make this a perfect Cloting and Mens' Furnishing store, and when the altera- tions at present in progress are completed it will be one of the best Of its kind in this part of Ontario. • • • Now For the Odds- and.Ends Odds in. Suits. . . 28 odd suits .from the Jackson Brosstock that we want to see the last one of leave the store on Saturday, They are, all • • good and priced at just about half Jackson Bros. Prices. , 18 mons' tweed suits, made from. cleen honest Canadian tweeds, medium and dark colors, good linings used throughout, well 'made; Jackson Bros. sold these suits'at $1.3.00 and $a 00 each, they are; odd ones . are left from Various lines at these prices, and • we put them un sale • Saturday at your choice for , . . • • Fiva DOLLAttS AND NINETY CENTS . 10 mans' tweed suits, well made and lined throughout, dark. colors, Can- adian tweeds, Jackson Bros. prices. were •$7.-50 and $8.00, we put theme 10 odd suits on sale Saturday at y -our choice for . • FOUR DOLLARS AND NINETY CENTS. •Odd Pants at $1.25. 12 pairs mens' heavy tweed • • pants, dark colors, madefrom strong, serviceable all wool Canadian tweeds, the regu-. War price was $1.75, on Sat - • urday Waal' go on aale at per 26 Odd Pants at.. $1.10.' 15 Airs mens' all wool tweed pants, strong serviceable gar - manta, Jackson Bros. • sold • them at, $1.50. On Saturday • we clear out these last feW n pairs at, . U Odd Overalls at 35c. 8 pairs stripedcotton ade over- • alls. medium weight, , dark • colors, regular 50c, clearing Saturday at per yard.. . . .. • • Odd Overalls at 5oc. ' 10 pairs wens' heavy' denim • overalls, Rho striped cotton- ades, regular 65e, and 85e, • clearing Saturday .at per. 50 pair., Odd Suits For Boys, 9 only boya' three pie es suits . mostly. light in color, good for spring west', well mad*, ' jackson Bros...prices were $5 , anti SO, clearing these nine n suits Saturday. at'each L. 6 only boys; tweed suits, coat, • vest and pants, last ones of - lines that Jackson Bros. sold 0 I at $3.00 and $8.50, clearing U Saturday at your choicefor. 2.00 . Odds in Fnr. Coats .. paw Here is a list of our. fur coats with the Jackson Bros prices and the price we are going to take for them .on Satur- day ... You will Wait .many and Many a day for another chanee to get a fur coat for less money. . One only roan's. brown calf coat, lined throughout, quilted lining, Sack - son Brom, price was $22.00. This coat is slightly imperfect and on fi Saturday you can buy it for...-. ... . ... : ......... ...... • I.U•UU Two Only, mens' brown calf coats, good lining, well made, soft skin, on I g 5 sale Saturday each a• 0.• ... •• . • . •• ••41•6 I 111 I On* only, brown calf coat, black collar, heavy 1650 quilted lining, . regular $25.00 coat, on sale Saturday for ' Two only, black Inc coats, thick, close far, twill quilted lining, guaran- teed ona of the beat wearing coats we carry, special for Satur- 16 25 • dity each One only man's Canadian Coon coat, heavy quilted lining, soft skin, n n s.big collar, regular $40,00, Saturday for..., . ... .......,... h•UU One only, good Caned/en Coon Coat; thick, glossy fur, heavy quilted 36 fl lining, high collar, a $45.00 coat, on sale Saturday, for One only, man's Canadian Ooon coat, thick, glossy fur, nicely marked U. 00 high collar, regular $48.00, ott sale Saturday for . • • 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Odds and Ends in Underwear. Odds and ends in men's underwear at odd prices to • clear on Saturday. We want to clear the underwear out • to the last garment and have cut the prices to the bone in order to do it. Come and see the table of odds and ends we have gathered together for Saturday's selling. There is money to be saved for any man who wants un. derwear of any kind. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••444.., °diens Bros, 4 CINTON ••••••••••.•••10.461;11•114.e4.4&Strammermes•-•.,..a..••••••••er.....••,•••••••••••••••,,,,,•••••-•,••••....._,••••• • . . . .• . • .;