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ARRIVALS fOR SPRING
SPRING GOODS are beginning to arrive. Not every-
thing that is to come, but just a foretaste of what will
be the best and most attractive stock of Spring merchandise
we have ever shown the customers of this store. For people
who like to get at their spring sewing early, Cottons, Sheet-
ings, Linens, Prints and Shirtings are here in a big range of
qualities. Never has it been as wise to buy cottons early as it
will be this season, for when Resent supplies are exhausted we
can 'get no more for a long time that will be as good value.
Some Cotton
Bleached Cotton, full 80 inches wide, even thread, fine
Canadian make, per yard 8e
Bleached Cotton, good weight, even thread, Canadian
make, finished soft for the needle, per yard . , . , , , . .. ... 10t3
Bleached Cottonfine English make, bright cambric finish,
per yard 100
English and Canadian bleached Cottons, the English is
fine cambric finish, the Canadian is larger thread, but a soft
nuake finished for easy sewing, per yard
Fine English Cambric, very soft finish, special at per
yard . . . • . ,6 12ie
Queen's
A very fine English Cotton that we find a growing demand
for, washes and does up well, suitable for any. purpose , • , .
that fine cotton or cambric can be used for, two qualitiesIZIO Ma IOC
Grey Cotton, Good weight. 84 inches wide, fairly free jxom
specks, per yd 5e
Grey Cotton, fine mike, soft win bleach 'Well, • •
per yard
• • 70 and 8c
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Heavy grey Cotton, soft finish, strong, .firm thread, 86
wide, per yard
100
These Cottons were contracted 'for- siX monthg. ago.
Since they were bonght the Mills have have advanced the
price several times and if we had to buy to -day we could not
sell them for any such prices. That why we. say it is wisdom
to buy Cottons early this season.
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Sheetings
All widths and qualities in bleached and unbleached -Sheet-
ings. Good values, too!' .
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Plain unblea, bed Sheetings, 20e. 25e and 30e. -
Twilled unbleached Sheetingsl 20e. 25c and 30e!
'lain twilled Sheetings, 30e and 35c.
Bleached plain Sheeting,.25e, 30c and 35e.
(Every width the mills make kept in stock.)
Circular Pillow Cottons 40 10 54 inches wide.
New Prints .
The first of our English Prints are here. They
are the same wide, reliable cloth we have sold for
years. Patterns are new and colors fast; the price is
Twelve and one-half cents per yard.
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Two Good Wrappers
Here are two. Wrappers that are good Sellers'. :Tfiey
are well made in popular styles and good materials. The
colors are fast.
it $1,50
Wrappers made from good
quality American Wraer-
bottom, waist lined, yoke
trimmed, material is fstrong
and will wash and wear well,
special at each
ettes, 12 -inch frill aroundthe
At $1.00
Wrappers made .froin good
quality wrapperette, nice as-
sortment of patterns, in blues, 1.
reds, blaCks, etc., with white
sprays and stripes, waists lin-'•
ed special value at each ' $1.00
New Embroideries
Will be here 'next week:
Daintier and prettier patterns we never
had on our , counters.
Wrapperettes at roc and
Two special lines in Wrapperettes.
At 10c.
Good quality, patterns and colort suitable for Waist and
Wrappers, per yard . .... • . 10e -
At 15c.
• . . "GIRL. WANTED.,
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Annual Meeting of the
Heavy. Wrapperettes, suitable for Waists or brewing ' there was not a quorum and so no
Wanted. by the Middle of Febrevry,
McKillop Insurance Co. -. a good girl to do housework,
for a 'Dollar Book
We have two books the. original price
of. Which was one, dollar. No matter
why but you ean have either. one tor
25 cents
1:TOMV., REMEDIES VOR
.14N AND DEAST.
Is a household nmnual of.hc)-
triestic knowledge -Family receipts
celelirp.tecl preseriptions-)icalth
rules -
home remedies -hints for the • sick ram
-how to destroy house insects and
tke eneinies. of the farin and. garden
Exterminate mice and rats. RemoVe
stv.ins. Make, vandies, salves, ete.fetc.
SAFE METHODS OF RusINE,ss.
'Contains business manners, methods
and 4.mazims, Advice by great' men.
Fornis4.bills, drafts., receipts,letters,
invitations, eta How to write, collect'
and •transfer notes. 'Endorseinents.
.Shecks. How . to make contracts., a•
gre.ements,, leases, -wills partnerships.
Points. in boolo-keepingt---7-; survey..
ing. • Tables of interest-, Measurement
and wages, etc., etc. - -
Agenta -Parker's Dye Works;
D. Fair Go.
9ften the Cheapest, Always the Best,
About
People
We Know
Miss Lizzie Maguire of Getlerielt town-
ship is the guest, •of Mrs. Will Mof-
fatt.
Mrs. H. R. Hodgens is visiting her
parents, :Rev. B. and " .Airs. Clement,
Kingsfle.' .
Mr. J. Wright was in tOwn,yesterday.
cn hs way hoineldim visiting fri-
ends in Hamilton. . -
Miss Norma BoVier and brother of
Exeter were viSiting "for a' few days
.the home of Mrs. Hooper. •
lVIr, George Hedgens has accepted . g
situaticn as traveller for,the- Gale
Mfg. Co. of Toronto, and, is now. cal
the road With their spniples.
111r. Pinner has accepted a 'situation
With. Icagens 13rts, as assistant to
Mr.- A. Mcfrish, the very. cap-
able Manager .().f their big clotting
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Mr. W. ,T..Kitiga son of Mr. :William
,Ki.!ng 'of 130neld, Was• the KiteSt •of
his rricle,,lVir. S. A. King,.last week..
but hat; :returned .to Winnwegi,
.where he is,.engiled in business and
succeeding. ' •
The folloiving are amongithooe from
•• Clinton who attended the' District
Council R, T. of in Staforth on
Friday .last Burgett,
Clara • Anil Lindsa,y and Mazie
Carling,. and ;Messrs, E. • East,, E.
Wg1Sli.r J...Cooper, W.I.Flukir and D.
Goadwin. , ' • -
Mr, Ed: .S.warta of .Goderiett was iit
town. yesterday. . He has bought 'the
British Exchange in.that 'town of
Which he takes possession shortly.
•Mr... Swartz ,is an experientec's hotel
man and• will Without doubt add- tb
'tke.popularity of that well 'known
hostelry. . • • •
Mr:;George Medd ef . Brandon', Man.,
arrived lait weekOn businees and to
visit his brOtheri Mr. j. H. Medd,ef
milieu; ac is engaged. in the peat
• estate butimess in,Brandon.
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•Meesis. Joe Blaney, Clare • .Tweedie,
Joh n. M non and Fred. .Johnson Neett t
t� Goderieb Saturday night U.) spend
Sunday, but owing to, the • treble
being cancellOd they did not get
hothe math Tuesday. •
Mr. • Geo.' Irving of Chitago, after.
. spending a few days under the par.
ental rool,returned last week .taking
• with.bim his sister,:Miss Annie, who.
• lees been. ill for tvio tWo or three
alontbs, in. bopes that the 'Change
will reetore: her to good health'. .
Miss Mable Sheppard of; Sinntnerhill
Is spending few days •witit. Miss
Nettie Beacom and 'other' friends. .
Ms. (Rev.) J.. W. HOlines Gorrie
and Miss Lottie Holmes of Strathroy
are visiting the former's son, pr.
• Holmes. • •
Mr. Chas. Hale returns to the Soo to
. day, but Mrs. Hale *ill reinain with
Cligton 'friends for'ainne time.
Mr. and Mre, Jaa.Calenditi of iiermey,
. Manitoba. are visiting lattee's
. slater, Mrs: (Dr.) Fowler.of town'. •
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M. •
r..Jehn Foster is spending the week
: with Whigham friends. ; .
Miss Efe, Cook comes horse from .Tor-
onto this week:for her holidive. •
Miss Eliza Cook, ,who has been home
. for fivei weeks, expects. to return to'
Toronto today.
Mr. D. Cantelon is in Goderich this
week attending county cenncil. ,
Mr. Ephraim Balt of . town was visit;
. big his brother, Mr, Elias Ball of
. near Auburn, a few days lest week,
Mr. H. Spackman ef Exeter, a
member of the county councihdrove
up front that place on Tuesday and.
went on to GoderiCh on' the snow-
* plow, He was an aspirant for the.
Warden's chair and was naturally
desirous of being present at the opo
ning emission. As it so happened
,adies' and: Children's Cloth Coats
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FIA4F PRICE -
Commencing . Friday morning we will place on sale
every one of Ou.r Ladies' and Children's Winter Coats at
exactly half price. These Coats at our regular prices
were the best values we ever had and now when • you
need them. most we make the prices so low that no one
need go without a good warm coat.
Any $5.00 Coat for $2.50 Any $ 8.00 4.00
6.00 3.00 8.50 4.25
• 6.50 • 10.00 5.00
$12.00 and $15.00 Coat for $6.00.
Children's. $2.50 Coats at $1.25
. 3.50 ," " 1.75
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Every. Fur in the Store Reduced
$3:95 Blick Astradhan Caperines
6 75&7 50* .
800 Coon Skin Ruffs at
9-00 Sable Ruffs at
12 00 Caperines at
• 28 00 Black Astrachan Coats at
32 00
37.00,
ai-S. 2 65
500
5.75
695
'8 75.
2250'.;
. 20.00.
:2900.i:'.
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Hundreds of bargains in other departments are ready
t be picked up. We will make it worth your while to
come to the store these stormy days.- -
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Brucefield, •
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. Win...Beattie has sole, out his
• store- to Mr. }Inglewood ,.of..Woodhani
who teok :possession last week' Wien
Mr. .Beattie and' his assistant,. IV-fis
P.eih left. for their home in Varna.
•Mrs: Scott. a.nd• "her •tviro nieces;
Misses May and Jennie. Beattie, are
visiting London friends this Week.:
• Mx, George McCartney,' whci.'hus.ben
ill. with. la .grippe,.. has recovered..
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The Fat/niers' Institute of South;
Huron held a..niecting..in Wilson's hall
on Saturday but: owing to the ...very
sternly weather and: had roads there
were not as many present -as ttsual.
Mrs. Ca,mpbell, • the • I v si) 1:er , spoke,
to the women- °about ferming a wom-
en's Institute but.thcre were only, .a
few ladies present and it was•:decided
to ' hold a; meeting .. at the tome of
Mrs. R. Mtirdock, Lc...talk the inetter
G' viVIet'r;; and '11,.1.rs. ..T.ohn'S;Varl'e..n.tert• ained.
their Many !frienes tO a- very enjoyable
• dance Oa Friliay evening... Air report
good tithe.
Mr. Charles Wilson is very much im-
proved after his. attack of grippe. • .
Mr. Dan Campbell give a very soci-
able party on Tuesday .overing. •
Many buildings have fallen, a.e-
eount of the heavy weight of • snow.
The 1VIethodist and Presbyterian char -
ch sheds heing among the number.
• L611CleShOra.
,Aftei- being in the wagon-makire
attd agency brsiness •in this place for
.upwards of forty-five years, Mr. john
Brunstion retires and • is succeeded by
Ms son.% W. T. and, A. E. The name
of Brtindson :is an henered one in this.
district and we believe the schs will
continue to eo credit to the fine repu-
tatien built up by the father. Mr. A.
13rtonshan,: wi.o, has ms,de his hesd-
q,uarters „Auburn for the past couple
of years, returns again to our village,
but the firm will continue to. be rep-
resented at that point. .
THE GREATES'T FAMILY REIMEDy
And cue well keown le most Cana-
dian horties is Nerviline, w perfect
panacea for all internal and external
pain. Mrs, M. • E. Cartwright (4 Mor-
ris says : I. couldn't think of beftg
without • Nervi -lin. :When I get tooth-.
ache Werviline stops it. If get sick
headache, have a trouble with my
stomach or bowels eau rely on Ner-
Viline to cure Me pro.aptly. To break
up a cold o rub on for rheumatism or.
neuralgia Nervilirie has no equel.
priceless . ie any family. Nerviline is
king over all pain and costs 2.5e.
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• Mr. Charniberlasays he will visit
Canada and the TJiiited States if the
Britisb elections are not held this fall.
Sacques, mce assortment of patterns, short lengthe that are rneeting until yesterday.
Mr. John Moore returned on Tuesday
from a vioit to friends in Wood-
stock,
Rev. Braddin Hai:atop of New Yo ,
president cif the Episcopal Publica-
tion Company, and assistant.to Bis-
hop Potter, is a brother of Dr.
Hamilton of Clinton. ,
Major Beck of Goderich and Mr.ja.mes
McClacherty, town went on Satur.
'day to London where they were
guests of the Metropolitan Life In.
surance Company_ which gave a
dinner to its Western Ontario
agents.
Mrs. Win Pearson of Seaforth 15 the
guest of UM Jae. Mair's.,
left of lines that sold at 20e and 25e. Special at per parcl 15e
Mantles'
Do not miss this chance for jnst about half
price. We made up our mind not to carry one gar-
ment over. These are all new this season, and are
clearing them out at ,
05,00 and $6.50 each.
Any Coat that sold at $10.00, or under, for., . b$ 5.00
Any Coat that sold for over KO 00, for.. , ..... 6.50 •
Every day you put off buying, the assortment
gets smaller. Get one now. You will get .your
money's worth, even if you only wear it this winter.
HODGLNS BRO
CLINTON,
. Warden James Bowman.
Only six members Of the county
council put in an appearance on 'rues -
day. but yesterday all were present
except Rieke of Centralia iand ,Ferga-
i,on of HOwickt
The vote for the Warden's chair
stood a tie between Jaynes Connolly
of Ooderich tettehehip and lames Bow-
man of ?antis and on the flip of a eon.
• per Mr. Deere/en Wen. Ile be, been
a member of the county council for
AIX yeati, is inimeniely popular in his
dietriet and has the ability to do 1303or
to the pesition.
The annual meeting of the members
.of the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance
Compatty was held in Seaforth on Frit.
day. The financial and directors' re-
ports were .react by the secretary, Mr.
t. E. Hays. It is gratifying -to know
by these that the' comPany tiever was
in 6. safer or a more satisfaetory • con-
dition than it is at the present time,
The .losses last. year were ccitiparative-
ly light, being in the neighborhood of
$4,000: and there has beeti a very sat-.
isfactory .iiicrease in the inettbership.
After paying off all liabilitiesthe tom -
patty have a cash,. surplus on band of
$9,467.7/. The assets of the centrally
amount to $109,54/ and there are no
liabilities. The statemeut was very
satisfaetory to the metnbers present
and they passed a hearty vote of than-
ks to the officers and directors for the-
ir efficient mituageinent of the affairs
of the tompany.• The retiring: direct-
ors were Messrs. 0, Gotentoek atte,
James EvanA for McItillep and doltit
Demme's for !Agee. nese gentlemeit
Were re-eleeted without opposition.
Messrs, John C. Morrison and George
Murdie were re-appoilited auditors. At
the eoftclusion of the members' elect-
ing a meeting of the board of' direct-
ors was hield anei the officers of last
year Were ell re -appointed.
' . MRS. C. E. DOWDING.
Apply, to Mrs. J., W. Irwin next door
or to, Mr. Dowdivg at Molsons I3ank.
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NOTICE Ott DISSOLVTION •
. • Or PARTNERSHIP.
• The business. heretoforecarried on
by rfohn Brensclen Senthas this
day been dissolved by mutual corseet,,
John Brunstion retiritig iron tite busi.
ness„
JOHN BRUNSDON.
WILLIAM T. BRUNSDON.
14orelesboto, San. /9th, /904..
le reference to the abo`ce wo WeAdd
say that' the business will in future be
carried on hy William Thomas Bruits -
don and' Albert IC,• 13imesdon at 'the
same place and under the name of
Drunsdoit Bros. Any liabilities of th-e.
old firtn will be assumed hy the mw
and all armlets awl notes due will
he colleeted by the undersigned. Par-
ties indebted must settle cn. or before
the first of March.
• " WII,T,IA1Vr DICONSDON.
AI4DIOT14. I3IttINSDON.
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CILINTON, •
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Two big speCial. attractions that are making
brisk Mid -Winter business for us and sa.ving
money for thrifty men. :•.
TH. FIRST -7. -01w -
The Sale of Clothing made to order.'
TFIE SECOM)
. Reduce,d prices on fine Oyercoats.
The First . . .
Because we want to keep the work -rooms
busy 'during January and Febuary the dull months
of mid -winter and beCuase we wanted to reduce our
wollen stock we inatio-,urated this sale, all good
clothing made to order. It is doing both, the '
• work -rooms a,re busy and the stock is getting down..
This is how we are selling clothing.
$14.00 and $15.00 -Suit, made toorcler for $10.00:
$17.00 and $18.00 Suits Made to order for $12.50.
$20.00 and $22.00 Scot& Tweed Snits to order $15 60.
$5.00 and $6:00 Pants made to order for $3.50.
In every case the reductions are genuine
and their is no skimping of workrna.nship or lin-
ings becuase the price has been reduced. If it is
possible we must keep the work -rooms busy. This
necessity is your opportunity to save money, of a
Suit of Clothes.'
The' Second .
Because we did not want to carry over a
single Overcoat. We applied. the pruning knife to
the prices of other coats. We get our stock all out,
you get a coat and save money on it. That is how
it helps us both. Come and see them.
Prie2e Overcoats $3,50.
Overcoats at $5.00.
Coats at $7.50.
• Coats at WOO,
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Wetland and Mons Purniehinga etINTON.
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