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Continuation ...of Our
Jacket . Sale
We remind you again this week of the .remark-
able prices we are offering on our stock of jackets.
We are bound to clear out the entire stock, if prices
will do it as we do not want to carry a single gar-
ment over into next sea'on. We repeat again the
prices we are willing to take for the garments:
Lot No. 1.
Ladies Jackets, in black, grey, fawh and navy, •
in plain cloths, Zibelines' and Tweed effects,
regularly sold up to $7.50, your choice for 10
Lot NO. 2.
A good assortment in plain cloths and fancy
Tweed effects, in'. all the latest styles and
shades, our regular prices range from $9.00 to
$6,90$13.0o. clearing at
Lot No. 3.
Our very best Coats in blacks and colors, very $10.00
stylish, sold at $13.00 to $18,00, clearing . for
There is not an old garment in the entire lot—every
garment this season's style— nicely trimmed,
well lined, and the best workm.anship.
In addition to the above, which are ,all new gar,
ments, we have about a dozen Coats, which are all we
carried over from last season, and.in order to clear them
out we have cut deep into the prices. .
Twelve only Jackets, last season's styles,
fawns and blacks, some of which sold as high
as $12.00, clearing for each
Three Dollars .ond Fifty Cents.
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December 1st 1904
Our Cot..Price Sale of Winter Coats..
and Furs 'Continued. •
We are anxious to dear out every Winter Coat in the store before Christmas, and, in order to make the
clearance sure, we have lost sight of the cost or real value of these Coats, and while they last you ran buy thein
less than makers' price. These Coats aro all this season's make, excepting about a dozen garments; they were
made by the best manufacturers in Germany, and were personally selected by our syndicate buyer. Just think of
being able.to buy a 05.00 ani $6.00 Coat for $3,00, a $7,50 to $8,00 Coat for $4.93, $12.00 to $0.00 Coat for $8 75,
Every Coat is reduced. It will pay you to come NOW and get first choice,
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—Tho Christmas Globe.—
Canada's National Holiday Number
Eight Separate Colored es
Pag. 111 , BRAND EEW COATS TO CHOOSE FROM -225
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SUPPLY LIMITED — PRICE 50o
ORDER, EARLY.
NORDHEIMEt PIA.N0S. •
Agents. Parker's Dye Works;
Di Fair Go..
$6.50, 7.00, to 8.00 Coats at $4.95 Ladies $5.00 and $6.0O Coats at $3.00
Ladies Misses and Childrens coats in Tweeds, Frieze
and Beaver cloths, in several styles, these ' are made with
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best
tight and loose back, and some have belts, regular etA r
prices $6.50, $7.00 to
Abouteople. $8.00, 9.00,1000 Coats at $6,50 .
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Ladies and Misses Coats in several styles in assorted
lAre Know.colors, cloths are fine tweeds, snaoothfaced Beaver, Kersy
Clerk Harnwell : of Varna. was in 8z0. 4.11 are lined with satana cloth, and. areexcellent value
Clinton •on Wednesday.
Mrs, (Dr,) Blacken of Hensali visited a
at our regular prices $8.50, $9.00 $10.00. All to go
Clinton frienda this week.
Day of? LOndon was the guest , .• • •
of Mr. .11.• Hunt over Sunday. . •
11. 12 14 and $16' Coats at $8 75
Mr. and Mrs. John Lashani of Lon- 54, - -
desboro were in town yesterday.
$6.50
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h • e of any of our. very finest coats, made of
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Miss Maggie Dowser has' been visit- . our c
ing Stanley friends this past week. .Covert and Kersey cloth,in colors of 'Brown, ..Fawn, Navy,
Me,ssrs. •Alf. Askwith and H. MeBrien. Grev and Blaclithat sold at $11.00, $12.00, $14.00
and ,00 for • '
of Auburn were in town on Satur- $15 $8 75
Mrs. J. R. Smellie of St. Thornis is •
day. .
the guest •of her daughter, Mrs. A. . •
J. Grigg, •
Councillor William Patterson, also • • .
.burn, were iii. Clinton on Thursday . • . 1Don t Forget .Our
. ". Misses' Rachel and Mary of Walker.; : • . •
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Ladies coats in several otyles, all made of good wearing
Cloths in black, grey, navy and mixed tweeds,
rubber lining. Just the thing for anyone having to drive, this
coatsli$3 0
that sold up to $6.00 for .
$8.50 Rain Coats at $4.50
25 Rain Coats made of an all wool Covert cloth with
has been the best selling coat we ever had. Our Re-
gular price is $8.50. Sale Price
$4.50
$9 and 10 Rain. Coats tit $5,95
1 f 11 ()ler veto tte cloth nicely
trimmed with capes and belt. Regular $9,00 and nr
$10.00 Coats to go at , 43.U3
Childrens .$4.50 to 5 00 Coats at $3,50
25 Childrens Coats made of fine all wool Tweeds and
Frieze in Navy, Red and mixed colors.nicely lined and
trimmed Re Oar prices are up to $5.00 to go at $3.50
alf= rice Sale of
Christmas Reception
. Mr. William Brown and his •• Sister,.
.Miss Bella. 'BroWn, of. Tiverton, vis- : y
• • ' ited :Clinton and Stanley friends.the 1 ..
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eia e. urs • . . mr, and Mrs'. Thos. Archer of.Hullett, • '. . This has been' the greatest sale Wehave ever had. in our -0
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'have . returned home after a visit ,milAinery Department,. just think of being able' to buy the. ursaay vemng
ley and ChesteY• •• very newest styles•in liats, at exactly half the usual value, ---
Again we tell you of. the variety and goodness
• to friends' •in Ltickno* RipleY, Pal.
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Messrs. 0, Johnson -and.. Cantelon DuiTown ,Banti to'be present.
ing .this sale you can have your .choice of any Trurimed (sept. icst.) .
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of this Fur stock. It is a good mozk. Every quality.aud.rr: (7000„ attended Hat in the Store. a:t.exadly half-price, Over .2oo DRESS - . . . '
convention •
kilo* tril':roitoonsheirsvta'ririve:k. in and OUTING SHA.PES, in .the very 'newest styles, are in- • b k •
eluded
is absolutely dependable. in. every way; and we Mr, . W.T.Bett, son of the well-known in this. Half -Price Sale.. We cleared out several hun-
, Your money ae .
. • , . , . horseman of Clinton,: is spending dred of th, ese hats from a large Millinery Honse-some time ago , • if you -want
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our Furs are priced as tow as is. consiste,nt witn. the the week at the Arlington, --Lia- A :t
an,., whue they last they are to go at .Exactly AO' Price
ty of the goods. N.•ot a poor line. or an un- Mr. Jack Vilatkina was among those H
FELT ATS th go at soc
quali
, ,•• • towel Standard. • . •
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worthy quality in' the. entire stock aria' we: are ready 1.743
hu910.tti,teinhdeedaptphiee csitureerr, ;arr. • , . $1 50 6 6 6 • 75C;
in • .- • $2.00 *6:4 `‘
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ich on ,Friday evening last. • •
to stand behind -every garMent we sell;'. tu. .11
..our Mr. Harvey Mulholland returned on . . :$2.5f)
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Monday after several weeks spent - • $3.00 4 4
guarantee that. if it is not as it should be,we, will • •
in the Cartwright, Man. district. •
• He will go West again in the spring.
make it right: We sell good. Furs or Vie cotild Mr. Thos. A. Walker returned . • on
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not do that. .
Ruffs $3.00 up to $25.00
• • Monday from Toronto where he
spent nearly a week: While in the
city- he a,ttended the Conservative
conferenee.. •
Mrs.J. P, .Ti.sdall returns today from
Toronto where for several weeks •
she has been undergoing medical
Stoles $6.00 up to,$40.00 . treatment. Her many friends will
be pleased. to learn that her health
has much 'improved. •
Caperines$5.00 up to $40.00 . Rev. 0: R. Gunile and Messrs. S. G.
' Plummer 'and John Ransford were
Ladies' Jackets $25.00 $30.00 .$35.00 $40,00 ibriihgattordiaiiiiecestytdwri jautrolecamneemi
to eiect a bishop to succeed ,the
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shop..Baldwin. • •• :
Every quality absolutely . dependable n tilat•Bi
ts. A. Ginn ha.a returned from the
Northwest after spending several
weeks with her daughter there; She'
every way. •
ls not in love With thal.country and
as that while it may he all right
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. for young people it does net. • suit
. the old. • *. •
Ready-to-WeAr li.ats. Mr. Paid Isbec :and wife returned last
in Syria. He witnessed -many. a sad
week item a visit to his old borne'
scene in that part of Asia and was
only too glad to .get away from
it. The return journey- to Clinton
occupied a month.- ' •
Mrs, A. Hill and her daughter, Miss
Ernma, who have been ill for sev-
anal owl
lialf=Pce and Less-----
NV,e are. .o ering the • balance. of .
our Ready-to-wear Hats .at half-price,
and less. They are all this .season's
styles and sold. •from $2.00 to $3.00.,
To clear them' out we make the price
ONE DOLLA
A Snap in Blankets.
ISig. PAIRS all -wool Canadian Blanket
sizes 60 x 80 inches, soft yar
• thoroughly cleaned, well worth ti
$
$3.50, per pair for.... ....... ....... ...... hi
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DRY GOODS CLINTON
the Temperance Issue '
Will Not Down.
•The temperance issue, like aanqu'o'q
:ghost • will not down.. The resolu-
tions of .the Lihetal convention, in-,
stead , of appeasing the advocates of
prohibition, as was hoped, has only
brought forth —a was,
'of protest
against Premier Ross' mosaic of UV, -
ken pledges in regard to the liquor..
question. Almost :without exception
the temperance leaders of •tha pro-
vince, 'both 'Liberal and Conservative,
are unanimous in :their condemnation
of what they characterize as this
final treasdh el Mr. Ross towards
them, The action of the Premier in
Putting up two of the members of
his Cabinet to urge: the defeat of the
all-hiapottint local 'option clause af
the temperance 'resolution brought be-
fore the convention and his declare::
tion afterwards that he was delight-
ed with the decision arrived at, has
roused a genuine feeling Of indigria-
tion and resentment in- the ranks of
the temperance people. • It was the
eral weeks at the residence of Mr, Ontario 1 lance
last • straw, and a manifesto of the
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• Hiram Hill, left on Saturday to will ' • • d hortl
visit at Mr. S. Hill's of Parkhill, the prohilAtionists' disapproval of the
express • ha no uncertain, words
Prom thence Mts. Hill returns to Premier's course and of the way he
her home in Michigan, but her dam.- has forfeited their confidence in his
ghter remaies at Parkhill. promises,
Dr. Ovens, eye and ear specialist, of
London was in town on Tuesday
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other visit to Clinton on December
27th. By the way the Dr. was re-
cently in the Northwest where he
made the purchase of 4,000 acres of
land
Mr. M. A. 1Viaedonald, wife and son,
who have been residents of Clinton
for several months, left on Monday
for Stratford where they will take
,., . up , their abode. While here Mr.
15. Macdonald was general agent for
the SavVyer-Massey Company, but
n, has transferred his services to the
7 Macdonald Threshing Machine Coin -
0 Mit)," Jo'hn Ferguson, who had been in
ivfalito-u, Man. for three months,
called on Mr. 'William Milker of
town on Saturday while .on his way
to his home at Auburn. Ile • was
engaged at his trade of blacksmith-
ing and ills° in threshing while, in
. the WeS).4 naas pleased ,wIth the
- coun-try, but tot to" such. an- ex-
tent as to induce him to take up
land there.
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• The Dominion Coal Company and
Its employes in Cape Breton have ex -
rived at an agreement by which wag-
es are to be stationary for three
professionally willmake a
Vara.;
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Poultry Doing Better.
$ o
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tosses 'On Holding Hogs.
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The recent drop in hdg prices ;ap-
pears to'hair caused some farmers
to hold back their supplies 'in 'lhoPe
of obtaining a 'better figure: Out of - -
eighty -ones hogs :sweetly received by •
the Win. Davies Co. froth Oshavya, •
twenty-one 'averaged 23.4 leg., and out
of sixty-five received by the same Arm
from Newmaiket twenty-two' aver-.
aged 216 lbs. These, of course, were
beyond bacon weight and the Davies
people say they•will have to dock 25c
pet ewt, in the event of more hogs
of the same class being received'.
It is not • wise to hold 13a.ek. hogs
when ready for the market at any
seasoe • of the yeari :It is doidedly
unwise to hold back at this particu-
lar season because the tendency al-
ways is towards a decline during the
iall menths. Besides, by holding back
-when mature, the bacon, product is
depredated, And that injuriously af-
fects evetyone connected with the
bacon industry. Win re farmers are
not satisfied with prices offered the
best remedy is to curtail production.
That has been more or less i.yste-
rnatically done or snore than one o'-
easion and the effect, where . iaices
have been uLduly depressed by -the
packers, has almost invariably pro-
ved beneficial.
In the United States the same inia-
take in shipping of poultry for the
Thanksgiving market was made as
here, Supplies were held hack too
long. Twenty-five cents was the Pro-
Gunns, Toronto, report that the
over -supply of poultry on hand last
week has been 'pretty well cleared,
and that there 4s now, with the eold-
er *weather, a good demandlfor that
coming in. They quote dressed chi-
ckens at 9c, fowls 7c, ducks 90 to 1.-0,
geese 8e and turkeys 13e .to, 14c.
Park, Blackwell and Co. quote chi-
ckens 8c to 9c, fowls 7c to 8o, tur:-
keys 1.2c to13e and geese 8e -to 00.
DavAons quOte dressed ehieltens 8e
to 9e, fowl 5ic to 6c, ducks 90 to
100)geese 80 to 9c, and turkeys 12c
to 150.
Smith wand Carmichael quote chi-
ckens 8e to 9e, fowls" 6c to 7e, ducks
and geese 90 to 100, and turkeys 18e
to 14e. • NI
VaiteaS quote chie.kens 7ic to 8e,
fowls Go to 70, ducks 90 to 10e, geese
7c to &le, choice turkeys 12c to .13e
and poor 8c to 10e, • ,
Alt the foregoing prices are for
M. P., Mallon quotes chickens, live,
drosscd litds.
at 80and dressed at 10e. bowl he
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quotes in the same way, at 5c and
lc,ducks fie to 9e, geese 70 and 80, The News -Record gives the news of
end turkeys- 120 to 14c
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duce Reviewsays, paid for turkeys in
New . York a few days before
the holiday, while just on the eve of
Thanksgiving some fair Stock dropped
to 18 cents.
Britisb Apple Market.
In a cablegram received Wednesday
Messrs. Woodall and Co. say the Liv-
erpool apple market was then active,
with 26,000 bbls. selling.
The Manchester Pruit Brokers, Lim-
ited, cabling the same day, say that
the market in Mar.thester was decid-
edly stronger, with art upward ten-
dency and prospects very favorable.
They quote greenings at $2.40 to
$3.24 ; baldwins, $2.28, to $8.12 ;
spies, $2.76 to $3.96 i• russets, a$2,64:'
to $3.36 ; and kings .$31I5. $3.84,
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This year the C. P. rt. Coat -hand-
ling plant at Port William has taken
from boats, over five hnndred thous-,
and tons of ord, and the O. N. It.
over two hundred thousand tons at
Port Arthur.
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December
111 be the last day of our
GREAT FIRE SALE__.,,
And we are going to make the
last day lite greatest of all i
money - sa-ving opportunities.
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Our space, this week, will not permit a list of
the prices or a description -of the.. goods, but both
goods and prices will be in keeping with the high
standard of our stock, and the enormous reductions
in vogue, since the beginning of our 8A1E.
• Wethave been gotng over our stock, and find
we have a. few odd lines of Undershirts, slightly
damaged, and as everyone of these garments must
go, we have cut the price in two, to . hurry
. then -a out
HeaVy Union Undershirts
Regular 50c., .Saturday 25c each
. Reece Lined Undershirts
'Regular 50c., Saturday 209 ' each
Heavy Ribbed Undershirts
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Regular 750., Saturday 373c each
We have only about 4 dozen of the above garments
so it will be to your advantage to buy . early.
Cash only for this Sale
Hodgens Bros.
Clothing eul trAWS
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