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Great
Carped Stocli
Come to this store for Carpets, because you wit
find here .the largest stock to make your selections
from that can be found in ;the County. Not a poor
pattern or an inferior quality in the lot. We have
prepared for bigger business than ever, this Season,
and the p-oducts of the best trills in Canada and
England are on our shelves—enough of them to .give
you a wide variety to select from. Having two
stores enables us to carry fust double the number of
patterns we possibly could , had we only the one. We
know to cut, make and. lay- Carpets correctly.
Hernp , Carpets'
12k, Me, 20c aad 25c
Union' ,Carpets
Colors guaranteed not to ruin
30c. 40c and 50t;
Wool Carpets
Fast colors and rice front grease
?Sc. 85c and $1.0(0
Tapestry Carpets
Made in England '
1,5c, 40c 500 ° , and Vic
Brussls Carpets
Made in England
1,100, $1.25 and $1.35.
English Velvet. Carpets
English Axminster er Carpets
Canadian. Floor; Oilcloths
1. tri, 1i and 2 yards • . ' . `
English and .Scotch L,ino'leurns
1, 8 and 4 yards wide •
There is no time like NOW'. to buy your Carpets. You
get first choice°of this season's patterns and ''see the stock sit
its best.. Make your selections N.OW.and we will make it up
and put it down when you are ready
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C1 i"tE11"1 Des1gns.
'Miss • mond spent from Saturday. to
The Time _wa.mIs Now
To Buy
The Places -Hese
To Buy
House clearing will be or, ytitt
with a rush and VOL' will need some
Wall Paper,; Ti. takes a little Mane to
Rcleet it, a little time to deliver'rtto
you. you have more time vow, so
Have we. • Do yon,' not consider it a
reasonable proposal that you see out
stark early, them when you are ready
the paper will be ready.
Our stock is open for inspection,,
1;ig ixr variety ' and good Pei
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we .have scale specials, in fact they
are very special, Will yon emne and
see thein ?
NORDIII IMI+{R PIANOS.
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
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Fair ' Co,
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best.
About
People
We Know
mover .Iroc,.ver was in I,oitdon on Mort
clay,•
Mr. IL Centelc'n was in Caledoai.East
this week,
;miss. T+,va,•Cooper is vise_Mg .relutives.,
in 'Toronto. •
Mrs.. -James Carter is visiting tt icn,cls
in Stratford.
nlr, John Newcombe of Exeter is vis-
itir,g in town.
Miss. Cora 13awcl'en is speeding' some
time at Brucefield.,
Air; James C, I,eithwaitc' of, Goclerielr
. was .fn town on Saturday.
Miss Sadler, of 1t•fne'tait a was the guest
of nlrs ".T. A. Ring last week. ' .•
Miss Strachan visited under the par-.
ental roof -in .Goderieh last week, .
Miss Rat:hwell rf. Stanley has been
tate guest of her sister,'nTrs. Thos.
Dowser., •
Mr,. Jche I,aird k'as returned to Tor-
onto to' resume liis studies • at the
'University, .
nIiss; O':STcil of Clinton wvlts'tlie guest
of lIIss• ltiary Roas for •4 few cltis:
Brussels Post.:. • •
MessrsJake Burgatdl ar.:d Will - Sy-
• mores of, Seafortlt,visited .ftiends
town -over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Spalding and. Miss Jean
Winclell :pent the holidaiys iiv C1iii=
• tint. -Galt 'Reporter.:
'Hiss .nlartlia nfole .i5'sl)enilitig a fort-
night at her. .Ronne 'in Aubt:rn before
leavin, for ]ort Francis. • .-
Miss ] ogait • returned. from' Toronto
Saturday • after a, tela days' . visit
with: her sister .in that city,
Gcc, Weir of :,Michigan, Indiana,
• is .at present visiting her motljar1
Mrs, Win: i\ii feown of tt:w u. •
• Mr. and: Mrs. • Flurry • Routledge art,
We are showing some very handsome Lace Curtains.
They are made by one of the leading makers in .Nottingham,
the great centre of the Lace Curtain industry. Patterns are
new, different from those of former seasons, 'values. are good,
better far than we will have later, or: the'great advance: in cot-
ton prices has affected Curtains.;Yery. materially _since present
stocks were bought. Extra' good values' at each of the,lollow-
ing six prices.
OtT jj - 2% y and long, per.' pair 500
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Novelties
From Japan'
11Ic.'ncla.y with Seafoi tit friends
]\I • C McKinreon; the new elassicktl
master at :the. C. C.I , arrived'Aloe-
clay Inicraing . and `cntercc'..'upon • his
duties.
Mr. Jaines Cooper returned &ii,Satr,r-
clay from St Thomas 'where lie lead:
bec:ii .spending..a. wees with'his. bretie.
t r:: Albert.
•\!r. }.Hake has returned. to his school ;.
at' \\'eisenburg •Heir Qiiidelt after
'Spendieg the .:holidays'at. the• Borne-
• stead in lrndiett.
Mr. rIank I3.tiwdon was .ir: London on
Satrrday attcnli;itg t1•e .funcrai. cf
his cousin,. • Mr, 'George Chapman,
wlic died in Detroit.
It.ev. •l\rr. Speer, h Day 1dva,r.t iso
visited Brantford ind ustt tut' fest
week, • HIe purposes Hold !:g a .team
uicotilig in Clinton. next s: Hiner,
nIr. John, fill, -who has li'ecu 'atter l-
• r
ng business callcbu at Stralforcl is.
rt :presentt cat a vac0,tion under the
Parental roof 'on tP,e Base lane. •
'1Ir. 'Gea,. \\'. Barge Paid ;.a llrtsin;ass•
'visit to several towns' tip north last
• week, n Cpresentrng .Ilotlgcns' Bros ; -
inadc to -order, cloth.ng department..
nrr.` Geo.• M. • hitt, who carne •front
Woodstock . in . accept a fcrcauanship
ir, -tire organ factory, has thrown up
the • lob and retiirned . to .Karil's fax -
tory,.
Seeley • accompanied, the rIhilat
as • of _ the late Harvey.' Hell to Luck
-
no* cnt'Mottclay; thus evtncirg in a
practical nu -inner'. haw syit3l athy lot
lits. bereaved neighbor,' Mrs. .Tian: •
Mi. EC?. Molt., Soafortlt, was.iri town.
yesterday . on his way to, spend
Few 'days at the parental home. in
'Auburn. He has 'been' i11 for-• a fort-
Might bort: is notv.recraiting rapidly.
Illi.. ' . A. . Neilans,' whohas been for
• some . Una •in the cn kiloy , of the'
Messrs. Ilii,• moved his family this
Week to .Mr.. R. Baker's fair**., lit
C:clborne'where they will ntakc tl.eir
ho ire.
Mr. C.. 11. Carter is again at his old
post of Street ir.speetior after being
laid on: 'orwarty a year owing ' to,
•i1Ii.ss. \\ lt.: t• -t . ; ¢larts,l:i! c
to clo he -cic>es well so the town
council is much' • pleased to. have
hili: on ditty again.•
il'Tr.. Donald Macdonald, his daugl::tet,
Miss Pearl, and his grand-dtrtigl tor,
,miss Nettie •Merrish, returned last.
week from .a very 1>lettsaut t isit:wit l
relatives in Detroit, iltis was Mr.
Macdonald's . first pleasure •tril) • lit
twenty-three years. .
Mr. 'E. 11IcI,aughlin came. tipfrotu,Atir-
ora on. 11_Ic>nclav to see. his arib'tlier
who is very ii •.ret rile home 9f clir
of her daughters, Mrs. John Lindsay
of C'QYtcricli township. Mr: Mcl,augh-
lin 'returned to Aurora on 'Tuesday,
Ile likes the.place and is dornn, Well.
.Watts,• to has been for
W. '*t
Mr, 1. \tl
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several years in charge of the loea1
. c>lliee of the G. N. W. Telegraph Co.,
was called to 'Toronto last week to
lull) the Company over a crisis, Mr.
.Watts is well known, among the
craft as a swift and careful opera-
tor.
rile. James Danford, who has been
ing iid Listowel for the bast cook
of years, intends again becoming a
resilient of Clinton, hat nig accepted '
a positic111 $'itlt hooter ,Cc Ball., ,
experience - in the lntsiness combined
with his gou'al cicalitics will **take
hint 111 ittvvaluahle midi. •
Me. '\.4. Glenn Campbell Inas again
resumed his ltttisic class at Blyth
wlticit 1,y hail to discontiauc. fr,r a
tcollle of months owing to the ire-
` clts nir, Campbell
]
erg snow blockades, ,Coat 1 1
` (Merit oV 7 a )
c 1
1
>s in Myth tach Monday and Tues-
day, ill Godcrich oit the two follow-
ing Clays and in 'Clinton( the reillail.:"
tier of the wok,
Just received this week shine o novelities in fancy waists .
fronts They are real hand drawn work and " embroidery,
done by the Peasants of Japan on Shantung and Japanese
silks and linens, They come in different designs and are very
new. and stylish. ' Not more than two of any one pattern.- Two
.yards of plain material and one tancyfront will make a waist,
$135, 1.50 and '2.0o each.
Plain Silks to ltn2.tcl. at. 30c, 6oc, and 75c
Wash Silks, white or coloredper. yard . c
(All real Japanese goods.).
'I'1 -1e
Showery v o nth
April weather is " Rain Coat weather. The Rain Coat
is just the garment for. April showery days: No more services
able garinent shown to -day.. •New styles, made froin all -wool
English cloths, just to hand:
A t,) tt that is extra value at this 1)opttltlr price. Made from
rood quality• ali tvool cloth thrttwil1 give excellent wear,
1111 hack and sleeve coat collar.• Oxford Grey. or Fawn, a
stoat as good its wit have a )lel other seasons at $0.60 or $7.00 5•00
epecial thisseason ...........*1,6,6
Ladies Stylish It tineo•Lts alit ie.front rom flan iti?ported cloths, crit i11
new styles with capes and belts, shown for the first timei /15
i.hisseason, all sizes at each—. ....... .....................�• /
Very handsome 13.•ti ncoats mad) from ,good all wool 'imported
cloths, new stylets shown for the first tilnethiS smarm, new
capes, full skirts, trimmed with gun metal buttons, Oxford
$I
Grey,. each .,,..,,,.,
•
Materials by the yard, greys and fa'wns, T. 5, $I.5o and $2.25
1odgens Br
•
ain Coat: for $11.50
April 14th 1004
pthe best makers in Canada at is
Last
regular rice. These coats are travellers samples,11,9&?
,' th
weekwe got a c once to buy23 Raincoafrom one of
and odd lines of two and alhr�►�f
were left over after spring orders were filled,
la every coat in the lot is made in the verb newest at.
Some have loose backs, while others have the fitted back with belt and capes. These coats are made
an extra good quality of Cravenette and are guaranteed by the maker to give exellent wear. Thee coo
are being sold in the citiesto day at $15, and are well worth theprice. ° While
will be $1 !.50.
While . they last our hail
:_..-n Sale Friday Morning
$11.50 Si RING JACKETS'- AT $7.5()
These Jackets are made of a dark Oxford Girey Cravenette Cloth, in length 26 inches, trimmed with self strapping, buttoned and belt. They are
made in the newest spring style and were bought from,tbe maker at tt hig reduction The regular value is $11.$0. To clear at . ,,
Beautiful Spring.,
.Millinery
•
wonderful success of
this department has been a-
chieved by sellingexquisite
hats•at:low prices, by never
lowering the quality, by al-,
ways useing the best materials
andhaving: none but finest
workmanship put on them.
The appreciation of the public
bas been 'shown by the.large
business this department is
doing. e are givinggreater'
values than ever and are Show-
ing more hats and better styles than in any previous season.'
elegant }trimmied Hats at. $3 to $25
Outing Hats at $1:25, $2 to $5
The Corsets We Sell
Skirts at $5..75 and $6,75
*,Fit Well and Wear Well
Ladies' Man -Tailored Skirts
Swell in style, beautiful inworkmanship, per—
fect in fit) it only* needs that We shall mark oil
there) our famous popular prices to make them. the
grandest vsllues offered in this town. You'll
readily ,.gree that this is so: when you corn-
• pare our stock and prices with what you'll find.
elsewhere,
Ladies'tailor•made Skirts of an all wool homespun, 'in grey and black
only, come in assorted sizes, extra well made and finished, very' 2
special at each...... ... ; .....,, L
Ladies' tailor•madeskirts of heavy homespun in grey and black, perfect ''"'"
in fit and finish; Sonne are trimmed with banclil of satin others .plain
and :sortie tatimmed with self strapping and buttons, prices 'each.
.,, . $+3.00 and.,
7.5
Tailor -Made Skirts ofhlack hornespuns. in grey and black..These skirts
are extra well made and finished, They are nicely trimmed with
braids, buttons, et.o., and come in assorted sizes.. This is one of
. our leading sellers at .
.J,,,r. ..'.!•••
. Ladies' Tailor -Made Skirts of fine all wool homespuns in grey,black and
navy, some are trimmed with self strappings forming a yoke, also
trimmed with buttons, others are trimmed with pleats, • etc.; we
have many styles to Choose from at . , . , ,•,...„ , , ; :Ss. 00 and
Much of the elegance in the fit of the dress
is 'due, to the fit xo .a the corset Slouchy, ill-
shapen, poorfitting' corsets will destroy the.
beautylines of, the gown or suit from the hands
of the finest tailor. Expert advice, when you
p
make your, corset selections, is absolutely nec-
essary. ' Wo have provided ; for . this. ;' and. .can.
invite; you to this department with. more ''eonfi
dente than ever,. . knowing thatwe have . the
. kind of corsets that will fit you' .figure. For fit
anti ;comfort buy. the B. 4 C:
At these two prices we are showing an elegant range of Skirts made of
. the new. fancy tweeds. These ave ali. nicely`tri*ntiled with mittons
and self strappings, also self pleats. The fit acid finish f th k' f
• .•is,of the'very best,'prires •
1 - o ese• Wei
s
• , .. $5. 5 and
Black: Skirts at $5.75 and $6.75
The best values we hay ever verhad.in '131aett • Skirts are the.ones, we are
now. showing' at the :prices, -'They are 'made of a very nice quality
of. broadcloth and are trimmed with rows of Satin. We can g�uaran..
tee the wear and fit of evet:y.skirt we send out.
Skirts at $7.50, 8.50, 9.00 and 12.00
At these •prices we are showing a very fine range of Skirts made a
d aui
twee sand fine 01iteL venetaans all bet t fully trimmed and finished,
and come 1n assorted lengths. If.you want a skirt -a 'little out :of
G'Sthe ordinary.: he sure and. see the' ones at these prices.
Pric 50c, 75c,.' $1, $1.25, : 3 ...,..7.5
$1.51 to
YOU11. /HONEY BACK
1F you Mr el Mr AT
:..Personal. ri
ms„.' James IKahle. was in Ingersoll one
Saturday, •
'Miss Mabel Dern: is nursing i►Ira:. (Dr.)
.Blackall. of Ilcnsall •,whtc is ill *with.
rheiiivatis i • • •
Mr; V. it. Stewart,' Stratford, Bell
'Ccleplione Ceniirany • inspector; has
. been an townfor ser•eral clays- of the
• past week;: •
•.Mayor T,e vis' and Rev. Mr ,1,,l1ic,tt• of
Codericlt were in tcwu Saturday • on
.their way hont1e. alter cauipnif *ting
ire Morris in bc`li.tlf of: the C..1': R.
bonus •
\lis, 1)aj'. Seetcltmcre ofStanlcy aril
MrsJannis fort, r :of :iivar. Csc•clk i ick
have beers
spend in,,.r• some clays
with
..their sister; Mrs,. gA. 1vt115iitol,wl<r
has > ,
1 tw• very 'ill but is now 110 -
,,,proving.
. Live' .Stock Market.
Toronto,. April titin.-
Ii:xpr,i•ters--I3est leads t•f exporters
sold at 8.4.5o to 84.85 per,etvt.
l+,xk)ort: Bu11s—Choice quality bulls
are worth 81.5o. $3i5, per' cwt,
• Export .Cotes--•ireport cCW5 are
w•i nth $3,5o to :3.•i5 per cwt, •
Butchers' Cattle—Choice p,el.ed lots
of 'butelers'; ttxx>• to x5no :11>s: each,
equal. in. gttali;ty to best exporters, are
wci'rth • $:1,35 to $4.50 ; loads of good
suld' at ' 4 to ,,5,1.25 ; fktir to good, $g.-
t.oc to. $3:55 , cotnnloij $3:25. to S3,5o ;
refight ,to inferior, $3 ; canners, $2.50 to
$1.75.
Feeders --Steers, of .good quality, r050
to ' /150 lbs. welt,. at ,54 to $4.25 per
cwt,
Stockers—One-ear, to ' 2 -year -Cid
steers, deo to roc') s. each, are worth
it1:; to $3.25per• cwt. ; off oilers and of
emir bracer ng quality of Sainte weights
are worth $.i;5o to 83 per exit,
,, Y.
n11 1r >tv5 i ;h c() WS 'nd i u
t.
. n
• r S'cr each,
•s are worth ai *. '
et act 3 to �;,5
Calves--Calees sold at $2, °to. $io..
each,. or from: $3 to $&.e5 per cwt.
Sheepi--1'i'ices, 2.l' to $4.e5 1;er cwt.,
for ewes and b•ticks at $3 to $3.50.
Yearling lannbs—Prices for •graitit-fedi
choice caves arch weathers for exa)ot't
'$13,Iio to $6,xd\i barnyard lambs at $4.-
50 to $5.50.
Spring. Lambs -0°0 spring lambs
are worth $3 to $5 each,
Hogs—Straight loads of Itogs, 150 to
Zoo lbs, ,n weight, are worth $415
per cwt., fc'd ar,d watered.
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Gocarb h.
rices• Toltn. G. Clark and little son;
Alexander, of Detroit were v1 itilig iter
parcnts, Mr, ,1d Mrs. John ritor.y.
.
•1,t1 l;, It. Watson as removing to the
house on St. Andrew's strict lot'iuerly
occtipiec'a by Pr. Xtmitiitt;u,
A Springtime Duty.
line. , fohlctvir,g froth theRidgeti wit
1)cnniai.ioin applr;c.s• vary' well tc, Clirt-
ton
l lie • w aria rains' and the growing,
strength of the sue ')lave dc.rr.1 1nuch
rowwards' loosening the' grip ,of • winter:
It is just now that care sItor,ld . • be
tala.ln. in regard to tl'e sanitary . ,con-
dition of the' tciwn, arta the Beard
of Health, •Iilecl,ical Ilealthi Oliver;.
and the Inspector shcit'ld 1)e frilly
alive to their :nnporta1it duties,.There• .
is' work to.do cqt every hand The
Beard of Works, xo d3,ubt, Will be•soon
.at Work cleaniitg.up tie. filthy. acewrlrr
lations tions
r u the' streets. Maim •st) ci1,,.in
the business part, cspeCi lly '5110111x1, lie 1'
. eitteiticd to':115 .5001' as •possible • and .
then the other Streets. 'and tl:e alleys
. will demand a:Wallicc•ti.:'1'Ire' private,
citizen uitist not forget ,hat : there e is
something for hilt* lo do, .IIe should
see that his yard is clean: ancl that
there is nothing of au ofensive 'natu c
on the premises wl.ich' will be unsa.ni-•
t try , to. the nostrils. of .itis nei'gl:hors
as well as his owe. Closets niust be
disinfected, manure heaps removed and
all );anl>age humeri. tip or carted, away," y,
The passing'of the snow has oracle it 1
plain that there are, Set era] .particular-
ly boon places in town that rognire
**tare Mau i)rtlir ary rattenifoti. The re-
cent floods soaking .these places. have
turned them into regt.lar cess -pools
and l)recdi:iig places of alt fir;nd'y of dis-
ease,: polluting not only the air but
the water in the wells 111 their neigh-
borhood. If not. given close attention
an epidemic of scarlet fever, dilxtlteria;
or typhoid is certain to follow fn tiles
wake of tvarnl weather, hence it is
almost criminal to neglect ,precau-
tions. - • °
The duty of the Board of Health
arca its officers i5' to protect the
rceti and their powers are. almost t
t-
to1tet. Acarefuliitsj ot1)n should
be undertaken at oboe, warnings given
where needed. and Aran) methods. acop-
ted towards parties failing to heed
tltetn:. A. board of health plays its
part rightly i11 Seeing that precautions
are takeri to avoid epidemics, not in
lr, caking- after the sick and their sur-
rcAntd;ngs after cite 'has broken out,
'1'itnely co -operations of citizens,
board of works department and board
r,F health will obviate a lot of Sick-
ness as well•as relieve the town -of
putrid ar.d'offensive refuse.
Myth.
Our Pnlllic selyools were cfelted again
011 Monday iR fter the
�'
aster holidays.
rift. Aln \lettlnttcr shipltg
several •earloadls of brick froitl his yard
to Stratfortt this rvoek,
•a;
' a , it .Y I ••lel
.For a Ten Dol
lar . Bill we will
give the, best va
hue' in a. Man's
Suit, ready to -wear
.that.we. have ever
shown.. Made:from
pure wool cloth,
lined through-
out with good •
. • linings and tailor-
•
1
ed in, first-class
style. There is
more' real worth
' and style to them
than .you will find
in many Suits that
are sold for more
5
money.
Mens Suits made frim pure wool Serges, will'
stand their color and wear well, also
front Wool )r
Tweeds in new Spring e-
1 1;
d
sins andcolorings,.
oo l ti�flnxmn s
gc
used throughout, cngthe latest style
and tlerfeet in fit and workmanship,. each .
10.00
Let your bay wear "Lion Brand"
Knickers, it will save you Lots
• ' of mending.
tiodgens Bros.
clothing and Wen's furnishings.