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October 27th ;994
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THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855
CAPITAL PAID UP $1000/000
RESERVE FUND $3,000•000
—HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.—
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed or Collected. Drafts on all points in the
Dominion, Great Britain, United States anti all Foreign Countries bou-
ght mid eold at be eatee. Deposit receipts issued and highest cur rent
rate of interest allowed. Advances made to Farmers, Stec* Dealers
and Business Men at lowest rates and on. most favorable terms.
--SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT ---
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received: •Interest allowed at highest •
current tates from • date of deposit, compthanded half -yearly aud W-
ed to principal June 30th and December 31st,
ti. C. BREWER Manager. CLINTON
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wanted . for S. S. No: 3, Stanley,
for 190- Applications stating sal-
ary wanted and acconmanied ,1 by
testimonials will • 40 .received uP to
Nov, 4th. Personal application
preferred, -j. .',Qt' Reid, See.-Trees-
urer, Varna P. O. • • . 39
• . • TEACHER WANTED. -MALE OR
.
. • Female, for S. S. N. 9, Goderich
A large number of -
- township tor the year 1005. Anvil -
new clocks at
p•-• - cations •redeived up to November
7th, personal application preferred.
... a .., -Apply to .Geo. Ctintelon, Sets-
... ---- Hellyar s
. • ...MD . . • Treasurer, Clinton P. 0. 41-2
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KITCHEN
PARLOR
•• BEDROOM
– --CLOCKS—
Latest designs.
Quality guaranteed.
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ONO
Our fall stock of
—Jewelery—
is now here.
The intending parch -
1 aser should see our line. •
The styles are new.
•
Eyes tested free and
a. spectacles supplied that
give comfort to the wearei,
W. H. Hellyar
Jeweler and Optician •
CLINTON—
FOR
AT
RIGHT
PRICES'
CD
1. -
CLINTON
Houses for Sale.
I -Good Cottage arid two lots on
40
Isaac street.
2-00od 'louse akd two lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
street.
3 -Comfortable House and one lot
cn .1 oseph street.
4 -Brick HoLse and two lots on Mary
street.
5 -Two Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
6 -Large Brick House, with six acres
of land, barn and driviug barn, good
orchard, withiu a mile of centre of
Clinton.
7 -Frame Douse with eight acres of
land, Inans and orchard, ca Dinsley,
Terrace.
For terms, etc., apply to
IT ENRY 13EATTIt,
,
Solicitor, etc. Clinton
SHEEP FOR '1SALE-SEVEN •CII-
• vice pure • bred Leceister ranalembs.
All from registered a took, Terms
reasonable. •VVilliani Glenn, Stan,
ley Tp., Clinton p.• 0. .
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FARM .FOR SALE OA TO RENT. -
Lot 72, con. 5, ••Gederich township,
Consisting of -90 acres, • 40 acres
cleared, 10 acres young orchard) 40
acres good bush, parts of it Culled
sonic.The farm is well . watered
and feaced and has good hank barn
and frame house. Will be sold
cheap. Apply on the premiies• • or
address 'Airs. :0, Parsons, 13ayfield•
35 t
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THE HOUSE • AND LOT. .ON COR-
. .
. ner of. Miry and Princess streets is
• offered for *sale. The house is in •
geed repair and contains eleven
rootns. *Stable, hard and 'soft wat-
er, and it acre of. land. Apply .o
• J. Ridout, or J. Cron.
STOCK FORSALE.-A1
OUR
• farm on the London Road, .one
mile south of town; pure.bred
• Shorthorn Cattle, both males. and
females, different ages, at low;
price, quality considered. Also a
number of improved. large York-.
shire Pigs; all ages, first . 'Casa
breeding stook for farmers; and at
• low . prices.. Conic and sec. -7H.
Plurnsteel, Clinton. '
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PURE:SEED. g11111N...
Your Wants'
can be best supplied by
us. We have the stock
that will please you.
Special Reduction
on Toilet SetsNater Sets
and Common Dishes.
PURE SEED GRAIN. -WE HAVE
opened out a Fleur and'Feed Stere
and keep...in stock- tiour,.. bran; sh-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effort• to procure and have
on hand . a supply sof Clean Seed
• Wheat • and .Ti.mothy, and. farmers
making their purchases from theirtis
eon: trely upon getting Seed
as - free as possible from all nox-
ious weeds. . • • .
• 'Ford
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LEAVE YOTJ,12 ORDERS NOW
FOR YOUR SEASON'S SUP- '
PLY OF COAL.: WE 'CARRY
ON'LY THE VERY' 1)EST GRAa -
DES WIlaCII,....1'011)".
AT THE LOWP,ST POSSIBLE •
PRICE. -
• ORDERS, asAy.BE LEFT AT
DAVIS 84- ROWLAND'S HARD-.
WARE STORE OR WITH ..
• •
VT, J. SteVenson
1hjietP I
R068i4c1399T5
cotyr.slo.-•••-
RUBBER SALE •
NOW ON'
A small boy fe always curious to
know what'inside things,. Many of
the older peoide would go welt to
imitate his example by investigating
what' a inside this fine Shoe .Store,
for they would find aniong other
things a new lot of
Rubbers and
Rubber 'Boots
The Clinton 34ows.Record
Marriages.
KING-TORREY-At the Court $t.
M. E. church, Flint, Mien on
October lath, by Rev. J. R. Bea-
ch. Mr. .Tarred O. Kilo son of
Mr. George King of Blyth, to
lna Blanca°, daughter el Jus-
ttee and Mrs. J. AL Torrey of
Flint, Michigan. •
COUSLEY-MANNING- In Morris,
at the residence of the bride's
parents, on Oct. 19th, by Rev.
L M. Webb, Mr. Wni. D. Cousley
• of is trattod, 1,o Miss Mary L'.,
• datighter ofIV's. and Mrs. John
Manning, Morris.
HALLIDAY-TWEDDELL- In St.
Mathew's ehureh, Brandon, oit Oc-
tober 5th,' by Rev. Mr. DePeocier,
Mr: Samuel I. Halliday, formerly
of 13ruseels, to Miss Lydia Annie
Twedilell late of Queen's Ferry,
• North Wales, all of Brandon.
IVIeLEAN-PATTERSON- At the
residence of the bride's mother,
Mrs. Houghton, on Octobee 19th,
by Rev, Wm. Lowe, Mr. John A.
• McLean to Miss AnnieH. F.
Patterson, both of Whigham.,
1VIcLEAN-WRIGHT-At the residen-
ce .of the bride's Mother, Pal-
merston street, Goderich on
•• October ?he 20th, by thil Rev.
• Jas A. Anderson B A.,
• Logan, son of A. P. MeLean„ to
• Mary Isabella, emitter of •the
late William Wright.
BiefitS. •
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SiMMONSIn..'Wieghein on' ()atelier
SIMI,' to Mrs. A. E. • Simmons,
' 'daughter.
LOVE -In. Stephen Olt October 120,
October
• to Mr. 'AO Mrs: John Love,
McKEEVOR--In Stephen, S. boun-
dary, on. Oct. 16th, to 1VIr. and
Mrs, Joseph McKeevor, a daugh-
• ter, ' •
BABI3-TO Goderich on' October 13th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I -L Bibb!, a
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son..
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ROFINSON-r•Trr Goderich on Octon-
• er .161,11, to Mr. and Mrs:: . Mex.
Robinson a son.
KELLY. -In Octoiier 4th,
• th-e • wife. of , Mr IVIartin K oily ,•1 of
et a daughter. •, ' • .
Deaths.
DEWAR-On the Sauble Line, Stan-
•. ley; on Oct. 22nd, -Charles .DeW-
ar aged 69 years.. •• . .
MILLER --In West Wawanosh ' en
Oct, 21sie 1VIarnie, second ;dangle
ter of Mr. john •Miller, aged 17
.years and 4 Menthe, .••, •
ItA U. -At the Sauble tine,. Stanley,.
. • on 'Oct. 19th,. the, infant child of
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Rate
'SA INT. -4n Wingham, on Oct.. r14tli,
: Thomas Allen, infant son of Mr:-
- • tool Mrs. Henry Saint, aged 6
• weeks and 3 days. .. ••
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FORI3ES,At Ralhwell, Manitoba,
•'on Oct. 121h, George, Forbes, for-
.
nierly of Morris. township, father
' to Mrs. of.
AlcLauclilin, Brussels
aged 78 years.
MeloADZEAN.-At Lauder, Manitoba,
on Oct. 2nd, Florence, daughter
of Wm. McFrlzean, • formerly of
• Brussels, aged 1 year and al
McLEOD;--In 'Goderieh on OCtober .
15 th, •Mary A. Macdonald, wife
•et Daniel McLeod, a• ged 37 year,.
and 6 mOnthi. •
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CRESSMANe-In Goderich on- Coot.
•22nd, Agnes Laidlaw, relict of
•the late Mosos• Cressman • and
• • mirther. of %Ira.. Alex. Saanders.
Come in andolook them over. Thi
prices will make you glad to part
with your money, •
We have new dinner setts jut
atrived, bt .e.toelc patterns., which we
are, sciling very cheap, also taticy
china. • •
Our Groceries
STRAYED -THERE CO1VIE ON TO
• the:- Premises of ,the tiedersigned,
• Lot 43, Bayfield Road, a Shrep• -
shire ram, MarkedJ.P. P. 554
on tag. Owner can have same by
.paying • for this advertistinentr-J.
0. Elliott, Clinton P..0. '43
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER-
• signed offers: for sale lot 21, Lon-
don Road, Stanley, consisting of
-400-aotear-004teres cleal'edrbelnnetr
hardwood bush, 'Well watered and
fenced: 14 miles from 13i:twill-lea
. and 5 fronl'.:Clinton, Will be Sold
• ' on reasonable tarns as the pro-
. prietor is • lit 'other business, . For
further partieulars apply to • F.
Tomlinson, 13rucefield P. 0. • 42
are always ,fresh and cheap as the
eireapeat,
Highest price for good 'butter end
eggs,
Mrs, Shier's R• GRAHAM
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THERE SPRAYED TO THE PRE-
reises of the undersigned at lot 21,
con. 3, Hullett, about the Middle
•of September, ono yearling heifer.
Owner will please prove property,
pay expenses and ,take the animal
• away,-S.Gliddoit, Clinton P.O. 40-3
WANTED -YOUNG AN, AGM 29
to 24, married preferred, for bag-
gagenian at Clinton station. Must
be active • and steady. • Good wag-
es, Apply at once at G. T. R, sta-
tion. .42
eae Goderich Township.
L. O. L. No. 189 will observe Guy
Fawke's night by a, slipper and tot- •
tertainment on the evening of Friday,
Nov. 4th. The supper will take place
at Mr. William Currie's, which will
be a guarantee that it will be lit for
a. king, and the program given, in
the lodge hall. The admission to
both will ,be only 25 Cents.
Miss Maud McGregbr is spending a.
Couple of weeks with leer cousin,Mrs.
Wiltsie, Clinton.
The severe frosts of a few nights
past froze most of the farthers: roo-
ts, not hurry being lucky enough to
have them up. Many also complain
of their potatoes being touched.
Miss Sylva IVIcGee returned to her
• home in Bayfield after spending a
week at Geo. Cuntelou's, 7th. on.
Mrs. P. Cole, who for the past few
weeks has been under the doctor's
care, is not gaining strength as well
as her many friends would -wish to
see.
•IVIr, George Cooper and most of
the members of tile family* have lieen
under the weather for a few days
past.
Quarterly service bi the Bayfield
circuit will be held' the Bethel
evirerinirbeehr.
on the first Sunday of No -
Mr. Ed, McGavin, the present tea-
cher in S. S. No. 10, has been re-en-
gaged for 1905 at an increase of sal-
ary.' . '
•
• A few young people from this vi-
cinity attended the party giro. by
Mr. and' Mrs. Geo. Proctor of •ths
Cut Line,
• .Mrs. and Miss Stirling of the 4th
concession spent a. week recently at
Kincardine.
Mrs. 0. • Griek andMiss Hastings
visited Mrs, Chas. Cook of the 1st
concession.
• Miss • Minnie Harrison and her fri-
end, Miss Clara Spackman, • intend.
spending the winter in Detroit. ;
Mr.: and Mrs. W, 0, Weston visited
at the home of Mr. Geo. Hastin,
•last week, • •
• A great many attended -the sale
at Mr. Geo, Vanderberg's, •
Miss Flossie Harrison is suffering .
with a severe sore throat.
• Mr. Thos. Harrisen, the leadin
apple grower, has almost completed
the season's packing and picking: We
thinks he deserves the title of. Apple
King owing to the quantity an
quality . of the fruit grown . on hi
farms. • '
• Mr. Sandy Stirling is' ifflieted With
neuralgia. ' -
It is rumored 'that Mr. and Mrs.
Thorn ton intend roOv44 to Sealforth,
They will be much inissed, being kiwi,
neighbors,
The young ladies of 't the neighbor-
hood are ' preparing . for • a beecbnut
raid. • We asked the :merry -hearted
leaderof this party why, some of. the
sterner sex Were not invited •and she
laughingly replied that • this -being
Leap year it would be *very unfair
to place :the gentlerinen in such ...a
dangerous position. We not agree
With -her. •
• The home of ,John •'Woods has been.
invaded with scarlet fever. •
Mrs:, Chas. .Cook entertained a few
frieeds one evening recently. : •
Contain • and Mtge Jackson intend -
residing in Seaforth in the riehr feta
• Mr, Evans of the ist concession
received a telegram ieforining liin
that his' soh -in-law lay at tlie,point
of death in Windsor, .• . .
• Mr. J. Woods shota magnifieent
eagle recently and sold it 'for ,a fine
figure afterwards. • •
. •
• Large' numbers et wild geese. ate
flying westward, returhingat night-
fall,. • often alighting 'in the • fields.'
They have . net flow.nso low for
anany years..• .
• Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and Miss
Dell visited at Colborne last Week.
Mr. J, Woods sold a •valuable hor-
se a few, days: ago to Mr.. Burton of
:the 6th concession. .
The ' MisseS Mary and Susie Rich-
ardson of West Branch, Michigan,
h
jui_midinat6amave been visiting theialli:ehar_13dsloy,ii
and Churchill families, on the 16th
concession. . •
field• Line lost his Leceister ram the
• other day, which bre e s nee .in
a fight with a neighbor's ram. •
, Tke
• animals came , together only oneehut
it was ' with all the force at their
commend and the. result was fatal
to the Leceieter, • ' '
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
an4 undersignea
rec rived ins ;ructions from
John J. Ward to gen by Public
Auction at Lot 19, Stettley, at
Varna, on Tuesday, Nov. 8th, the
• following Horses -1• 8
years old., 1 driver 4 years. old. 1
• gelding 3 sears old, 1 gelding 2
years oid, 1 spring eolt. Pigs- I
brood sows. Cattle -3 cows sup-
posed to be io calf, 2 fat cows, 2
steers 3 years ofd# steers 2
years old; 6 heifers yearling/ 5
heifers two years old, 5
steers yearling, 0 spring oalves.
Implements --1 Hpt0.' pump, 1 grain
crusher, 1 Noxolt seed drill, 1 hay
rake, 2 plows, 1 cutting box, 1
root pulper, 2 fainting mills one
with bagger, 1 cutter, 2 buggies,
ono only
.used tteice, lset whiffle -
trees. All will be sold without re-
serve. Salo to commence at 1
o'cieelt, sharp. Terins,-All sums at
$5 and undo:, cash ; on over that
amount 11 inontha ereijit will be
given ' on approved joint notes. 5
per cent. per annum discount •
on
credit areetInte.-J. J. Ward, pro-
prietor T. Brown, auctioneer.
• Colborne Township
Mr. Levi Tierney Of Sanford. has.
traded his property to .Mr. Joseph
Goldthorpe for one of his .100 -acre
-farms and • had a • successful ploughing
bee on it ' last Wednesday, •
• •
Mr. Polly Maeda' of this township
Was imited . inthe holy bonds of
niatriinoty • last .Wednesday to Miss
Aggie Johneton of Goderich town -
We wish the young coupleliapa
;guess and prosperity through life..:'
Quite a /lumber of our citizens have
taken up the question of .Local Op-
tion and will . 'present the council
with a petition.
Mr. 'James Mitchell of•Cedat Val-
ley is having a new cement Wall
built under' his 'dwelling :house. ' Mr
Cousins • of the Base •Line, Hullett,
and Mr. Win, Feagan of Goderich
township' have the .contract.
Richard Ilooe0 returned home
from the West. last week and looks
as though,It agreed with hini.
Mt, .* Geo. Fowler, blacksmith sf
Stallard, is laid up With lumbago.
Mr. Grainger' has taken charge of,
the shop . while hp is under mediertI
care e, again. enhope to soon. see him ar-
oThe Indian, doctov left fpr MellecY-
towp doe flay fife past week,.
Mrs, Ed, Jenkins hada sate of her
farm etock and implements on Mon-
day of last Week. We understand
Mrs,- Jenkins intends moving to
.Goderich • to live, . • •
A FAMILY REMEDY.
Pa' -repos hittoe kft Thousands or
!Ionics.
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Ex-coverhor Isaac SliorP,
' Isane. Sharp, ex -Governor of Kansas,
ln a letter from 1=11 street, N. PeWash-
lngton, D. O., writes:
of can earnestly recommend your
Peiuna as an excellent tonic. •lig
• reputation as a cure for catarrh 14
firmly established bymy friends; who
have been benefited by its use, and
the public should know its great cum.
tive qualities."---lsaac Sharp.
Congressman II. Ilenry Powers writer;
from Morrisville, Vt.:
"Peron:1,1 hayo used in nay f wally with,
success. 1 ear recommend it as ail ex-
eellent family remedy."
• If you do not 'derive prompt and satis-
factory results froth tho use of Pecruna,
write at once to Dr., Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and, he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis, ' •
Address Dr, 'Lotman, President of
The ilartinan Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
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. • • Londesba.ro.-
• Look Ahead, -Tho concert • on Noir.
iOth tinder the auspices of S: S. •
No. 8, • Yfullett, in .the 'town hall,
Londeebore, is going'te be "the ,eire;
ent" of •: the season. Loatleaboro has.
•net been • privileged with a treat of
ibis kind for some time and its is bo -
ped that :no one, old or yeung, wilt
fail to. hear the splendid progra,mie
which is . hoing prepared by seheol
a,nd. • loeal :talept. -No, '8. has 'been
known ,16. do, •great things the
past and it is gofing."to sustain its
reputation. Come and See for Your-
14.eiTthe who- op.ing cosgh :The
co!" has certainly taken' a firin'
grasp •of the- rasing generation '0!
Londeshoro . and the • neighliorhood.
Happily•nothing serious has happenect.
to any of the children:so .far, but we
can only record it. as' a; miracle,. as •
no • Meaclures were takeo to prevent
it apreacling., .. ' ' • •
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'•• • St. lielettS.
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The anniversary' et Calvin church,
St. Helens, took place Sunday and
notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather, was a: decided succeat. 'rhe
tea -:meeting on Monday evening was
Wad a sticebas, both ,from. an intell-
ectual arid financial point Of vie'w.
'The. VVingham Presnyterian Choir
was present and gavo a iitimbet of
eacdellent selectione for •the evening.
The,' speakers-,avere ReVs. Wilsen, Mc-
Kerrol, Small and Duan, The chair.
was ably filled by the pastor,' Rev.
Mr.•
' Whaley, The proceeds amounted
to $115. • • •
Mrs. Ed. •Taylor of East Wawa-
egna-visktin g- her rf a ther,IVIta-
Win. HurephreY,
• Mrs. Wm. Woods andMiss Mary
have returned from efsiting friends
atErin. ••
Mr. T. L. Jobb of Winghani • was
out to Si;. Helena one day on busi-
neaa. • • . • • •
Mr. Sam, Jobnson and Miss Mary
have returned home after •' visiting
•
friends around St. Helens the past
.week •A box social tinder the aus. pices of
L. 0. L. No. 499, Belfast, will' be
held in the lodge at Belfast on Fri-
day evening of this week. • A good
•
program is expected and everybody
welcome.• • • • •
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This community was . greatly shock-
ed last Friday mornios to hear of
the, deathof Miss Mamie Miller; see....
'ond 'daughter • of Mr. 'John Miller.
Deeeaged • had been ailing for some
time and WAS thought to be getthig.
bettor, but last 1VIonday she took a
Aqui. for the worse and passed; away
on Friday morning.. The family have
the sympathy of the whole commun-
ity in their affliction. She ,• was 17
years and 0 months old.
DOMINION ELECTIONS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Mingle fare for roumt trip between
all stationb in Cantata. Good goffk
• Nov. 2nd and .3rd, valid teturning
until Nov. 4th, .
iiuNirrims! EXCURSIONS, -Sin-
gle fare for round trip fop Clinton.
to The Highlands of .Ontario, in-
cluding paints Mattawa to Nipigon,
• and Garden River, inclusive ;• . also
Kipawa, and Temiskarning. Good go-
ing daily until Nov, 3rd.
All Tickets Valid...Returning on,
• or Before December 10tN4901.,
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I Happy '.11.1hought
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$
$
and Pandora RANGES
si Theiothreefe;,d ing Ranges Made in Canada' We have
them,$
AR sizes. 1-leating.stoves for wood.
and coal, including the celebrated '
National Pearl
RADIANT HOWIE
Light consumption of -fuel and a good baker are a
• necessity in a good ange, These are the strong-
est
features in the above named ranges. #
They are made to give satisfaction. ' . #
You are not experimenting 0
: ' when you buy one. •
$ - ----- - ::
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3 Coait ohestauAt,11stsoivzees,an• a Egg.
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i''Samson Portland Cement at reduced
$ •
• HSTOVES • HAEDIATA.TZE...
ARLAND PROS.
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YOU .A RE INVITE
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prices..
,asa'aie-areeere-es.-leash.ea--sweask-o.a-aharse,se.,-.1..
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We cordiall•y invite you to call. and i•nspectt
• . • .• ° our new stock Of
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FALL AlS1U),\WINTER. 'FOO-TWAR.- •
'tvhich •is the largest and , most complete •
• °' Stock ever slioWn in Clinton. Youwill.
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• be .4greeably surprised when .you
se.e our assortMent and comp- 2
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• • 016 Our prices. *We can -
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save yomoney*. 00-
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your Fall Shoe
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Full Stock ofGramby, Kant Krack and
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Canadian Rubbers.
High, Prices *Claim ed .bflptir systeralof
proffits and big saleS,
It will please us to -show :you our stock and
qttote• our :clOse Cash .P'rices.
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We have just got a Chance.'for another big bar-
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-We are working up a trade in Dress Goods by keeping-
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-We have our store full of new goods in all the Stapler-
-lines usually carried, too many lines to give a descrier
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The cold it 'weather is coming, but we have prepared for it
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Ladies' . Fur Coats
direct from one of the hest manufacturers in the Dominion, l'am
can save from five to eight dollars on every Ladies' Fur Cnatoind
• • every coat is guaranteed. We were fortunate in securing this seep
in furs and now is your chance to save money. We are also shelv-
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Men's Fur Coats and Overcoats of
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Auetioa Sale Register.
Saturaay, Oct 2901, at 1 p.
•opposite Waverly House, Clinton,
stank steers and heffers.-J. Smith,
auctioneer.
:Monday, Oct, 3Ist, at J. Patter-
oon's farm t miles smith of Hen-
son, farm stock and implentents.-,--J,
Patterson, proprietor ; T1108, flUiWII,
auctioneer.
Tuesday, Nov. 1st, at eon. 14,
GodetiCh township, farm Soo s and
impIements.-George Steallow, pro-
prietor ; Thea. MOM) auctioned:. .
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at. it moderate price,try our inillioeey denart meta, See our Ieiriles'
Anyeatiantity of butier,eggs and dried ripples taken in exchange for goods. II
D. M. MOSEATH, BLYTH
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Cloth. Cos te„, they are beautlea. Something special hi Ready -Made
Skirts,. See what we are showing. hi Men's Rubber Boots, and try
41 pair. Of otia terog Hoots, they will please you,
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