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THE CLINTON NEW
out of 13usiti....e
CatSlaughter Sale, of .$30..,0011.,..Stock•
Drygoods:llogafontiOlai,;fitootS:
LiOolottios, Ladies 2oats, Furs Eic. Etc
Po be sold regardless of Cost -Positively no reserve -Every
article marked in plain figures -Store closed .Thursday
and 'Frid.4y to mark down prices.
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FTE conducting a successful business in Clinton for the past seven
years we have decided to dispose.of our large and .Well asorted stock
of dependable merchandise regardless of cost. This means that the
people of Clinton and vicinity will be treated to a`Banquet of Bargains such as
has never been known in this part of the country before. The stock is in first
class condition and nearly all bought for this season's business. It will pay' you
well to buy a season ahead at such bargains as yOU will get at -this sale. - -
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111 Lines of Staples Dress *GOods ••Mantles and Coats
At. Going Ont of Business Prices.
Thousands of yards of staple goods
klrattottons:"Sheetings, Fianna-
• ettes Towelings, Prints, Shiriings,
•Linens, . Sateens, Table Cloths,
Wrapperettes, Yarns, Muslins, Mulls,
Towels, Etc. We have an immense
stock andhave gone at the rejnarking
in no halt hearted manner, and you
will see at a glance just what the.
saving is to you.
• At Going Out of Business Prices 11 Going out of Business ,Prlees.
Eyealard of Press....g.9.9&..i.i24,14,17413.1.ana Children's Mantles and
irdmense Std.& remarked for the do- Ladies Walking Coats in great Va.r-
ing out of business sale. Thousands iety of , scyles, all marked down to
tf .yardwBroadcloth; Sergesi Tweeds. suchlarices that ought to clean them
Panathas,.1roile, Roxana, Lustre and •out quickly. •• .
French Worsted in all the poula.r out
Furs-uoing of Business -Prices
. colorings, re -marked ta pricespthat
will 'convince you that..we intend•td • ,Ladies Fur Ruffs, Muffs and Ca -
'run our stock out quickly as possible perines and Fur -lined and Astrachan
• Dress trimming't&match all shades • Coats n ark ed d
of dress goods at selling Out prices • will insure buping a year ahead.
own o ptices hatt
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ladies 50e Cashmere dose 25c, Boqs 50e Worsled Hose 25C. - •10C COMBS 6C.
Hosiery 'End Gloves• • Cares and Rug;• •• . Wool Blankets
At Going out of Business Prices At Going out of Business PriceAC Going out of Business Prices
Our immence stock of Cashmere • • 'Thousands, of yds of Carpet,._13rus- • Pure Wool Blankets, Flannelette
and 'Woolen I Losiery, Kid and Wool- sels, TaPesti-y. and Wool;.also Tapstry Blanket% Comforters,-- Bedspreads;
len Gloves has been gone over and Brussels and Milton Rugs, Linolenrn Tapestry Curtains, Lace Curtains, all
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re -marked, all are well known lines and _rap Ratting every yard' will re marked for quick selling. . •
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that we have carried for years and are positively cleared out at 'sale. price,' . •• * - -
• favorably known to customers of this now is your chance to buy your plain - Miscellaneaus..•
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store, and can be bought while the. covering for house cleaning time, • At Gang oat. of Business Prices
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sale lasts at greatly reduced prices. ; - • :•
• Underwear . Ladies Belts, Buckles, Parasols,
At Going out of Business Prices,• 1t ,Going Out of ustness inct: .
•Hat Pins, Waists, Wrappers, Gowns
Defiance,'Penniani, Turiabulls and Drawers, Dresses; 'Corsets, •Frillings
Thousands of yards of Lace Em- •Peerless Under.ivear for Ladies and • Shawls, Golf Coats, Collar Forms,
bordery, some just recived for th...: Childrens, in .all Cizes remarked to :_anditunderedsoof Other articles that .
spring trade, marked down for quick prices that ought to induce ail women spade .Willonot permit. an entry, re-
selling during this great sale. • 44 : alto buy in astock for next year's wear warked to prices unheard. of.
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CLINTON NEW ERA
DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon, Ocu-
list, Specialist. will be at W. S. R.
Holmes' Drug store, on Tuesday, Feb,
28th Glasses property Pitted, deafness.
catarrh and faiting eyesight treated.
All day.
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THE "FOURTH ESTATE."
In this issue wo start our new
serial story. The "Fourth Estate"
The first chapter will be found on
Page 0 and 'continued on page I.
A GOOD CONCERT. •
Last Friday evening Prof. Briwil'
gave his farewell concert tinWesley.
Church to ani Oexcleillen( audience
and he 3,rogratn( givielia( Was well
rendetted,- each .o[ne doingf their
parts in tOod style, Sonia (changes
wer• Made thd prograM, all was
gave a 'bass olc( "Asleep in •the
Deep," and Miss Green fisting "Good
bye Sweet Day" and Miss Guest
sang "Who'll buy nay berries," in-
stead of theipianot duet lby Prof.,
and 1VIrs. rown. The young ladies
rendered "Sweet and low' to the
to the tlelteAt of the audienee.ReV,
J. V. Word, rciadd a few opening
remarks, Prof. Brown will . be
missed in Wesley Church as he has
been an excellent organist! and
ehofl master and all will wish him.
success in his. (new( home. Re left
on Monday afternoon to take over
his large 'Class at Galt and On Wad-
,fleAday Mrs. Brown and Hope left
to Make their new borne in that
town, 'The best wishes. goc., °With
them.
110111E BURNED ON SUINIDAY,
Sunday morning about 0 knin-t
riterl 0 1 they O john
krier,enb.raraos streetWas disceVer-
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one saw any signs of smoke in the
evaailng-or earlier oni. Sunday
morning till the flaines . broke
- through the roof. the time the
alarm was given,. and the 'fireinen
arrived the 13uildina.,was beyond
saving and no furniture at all was
seemed'. The fire made( at • clean
wipe out. The sympathy of the
citizens are extended to Mr. Skin-
ner and family for their lossi Mr.
Skinner had $500 insuraneecin the
IVIcKillop Mutual.
WILL ASSUME DITTIES APRIL,
,Dr. Viele principal of Goderieh
Collegiate, who was appointedln-
spector of public tschools (In East
Huron, will ..take upihis work on
April 1st instead of July 1st as
Was stated, Inspector Robbk id $n
hhq,rge tO thkfelose of March.
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PRINCIPAL '
riminielat
The Canadian tontiagentt Of Mil -
Era 'bringi3 results. Try it and see. 'men.
ed SI on fire. Mr. Skinner had The doetoros rita,busy. itia 0 attend( that 'coronation 'of
left On Saturdayt aftannoont to An advertiseirtent the. New Xing Edwardi Will tonsieit of 717
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ladt twrekek. Mr. PoWler spend SulidaY Seafortil ana
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CLINTON MARKETS
4. Uogs-$0.85.
Butter -18-19.
4. Eggs -14-19.
t Wheat -75. 80..
Peas -70, 70.
osts-28, 30.
Barley -50, 95:
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• AS MITCHE▪ LL SAW THEM.
Mark* ;Bros. played td faii-sized
audiences. in the operahouse on.
MondaY, (Tuesday and Wednesday
igfete.of this week. The), perfor-
mances were good, 'every( Member
taking his or her part well, They
gave a complete) chaeege of pro-,
gramme leach'evening.
'BEING CA.LLED
The twenty cent. plecte which
usedlo he a (great nuisance, is sel-
dom seen now, even in a church
collection. The reason is that
banks and others send all they get
their hands an to the Receiver -
'General's office. 'They are then
sent to the. mint and' recast into
quarters. It is a pity 'that Straits
Settlement coin could not be elim-
inated in solpet way.
WILL BE ABLE TO QUIT.
If reports are( true'. McLean and
',McDonald, two 'well-known. hockey
• 'Mayers of Goderich will be able to
take an 'extended( holiday, as far
as the Ontario hockey! asseciation'
is •coneerned, foe •if the report is
correct they Will be' suspended 'for
all timea and the prOfessional door
will, ()nip •opon to them.
(They 'were supposed to have play-
ed 'with Chatham) against London, •
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THEY HAVE IT AT LU• CKNOW,
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Mr.•Rebert Douglas has' •estabe
lished general delivery for the
grocers. of that town i and weeun-
derstand that the,'Majority of the
merchants in that line 'have taken
.up with it. The arrengekment ef-
fects a 'great economy/ as the One
dethaey ;outfit now does the work
• of 'several; and the merchant is
.saved the' expense, awl trouble of
lieepinga horse and rig of his oWn.
What is the matte!! with Clinton ?
MUNICIPAL ELECTION DATE.
In his bill to ehealge the date for
municipal election., E. Don-
ovan, M, P. P.,) of Brockville, pro-
poses to make; municipal/ nomina-
tion day on the seeond Monday in
January and election day the third
Monday in the sane month. That
•wqiild being • election :day • two
weeks later than nOw. If anything
ear'. Donovan has stopped a bit
short. Another 'week or twof far-
ther on would have been better,
and make. the holiday season safer
from molestation by- eleetion
eiternent.
LATE SPRING.. .
'Easter Sunday is eemewhat late
this year, coming. on April 1,5th,,
Easter.day • is one of the movable
feasts,; its date -depending upon a
please of theinmenr. •is always
the first 'Sunday, after. the full
Innen which happens upon: or next
after the Tiet. da of March; I.
• the full- meoni ecenesl on Saturday
Easter e day is the( Sunday fol-
. lowing. It never . can be earlier
than March eend, nor •later than
April ‘25-th; It is a, (common notion
that Spring is early �r late, accord-
ing to .1.11aSter coining early or late.
Tleise who 1 elleve this tell•us we
will haV&,. a. late spring 'this yc-ar.
• Wilt LITTLE BOX. •
• W. It .Kerr and Son.--;
Dear'Sire--•
Please find enclosed;:00 dor
. which send me the.'Clinton • Kew'
'Bra for 1911, I was very much.
:pleased te sre in the , Christmas
number the fillotaof my former
'.teaehey, Mr. Bairci,i as 1 'have
known him since 1, was .a child its
he was the only teacher that ever
taeghteehe butethat is some thirty
years ago my Imaiden( name Was
Annie Dlehl. youe,paper. • comes
every Monday as a welcomed :vis-
itor am greatly interested in the
• Paper as I keit every week • the
names of so Many people I used to
know .aed even some( of my
'school inates. Wjth (beet wishes for
vour fiiture Sligeegfi . .
•• MRS. JOHN CATER, •
kITSIC EXAMS:- Manitoba
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• The following eueeessfal report
of •stedents, in connection with the
recent inidWinter lexaminations of
Lonchin. 'COnseevatory of music, is
froin the studio of Mr, and Mrs.
W. Glenn, Campbell, Ratteirbury'
Ste and speaks wen for both pu-
pils and teachers, the' entire exam-
ination class being successful,
Piano forte -let; elass, honorsee.
kiss Dorothy Ball. Clinton, Miss
Gladys Draper; Clinton,.and Miss
Aliee Carbett, Clinton. • .•
Maims, - 'Miss Ella Colelough.
,Heirriesville..- Pass; Mr. Harold
Xing,. Bayfield. •
VNITED HOUSE OF REFUGE.
• On Thursday of laat week two
sleigh -loads of the members of the
Werf.S., f Wesley'. -church, visited
the House of Refuge and gave the
inmates a PrOgrantmONetinsisting Of
opining hyinn. "All Hail the PoWar
of Jesus Name."' followed
by reciting the Lord's
Prayer it Unison. The party sang
asChoruses; Old 131aek See and
Swanee River. Mr .and Mrs. Ford
eaele told a Bible Story,lVliss Guest
sang, a couple of songs and delight-.
ed •eVerybOCIY. Mrs. Nedigen recit-
"The Two Bidders," and( Doreen
• Stephenson, "Rain GO Away," The
inmates then sang: for the party -
Take the name of Jesus with you).
Each inmate was presented With an
orange and a bag -of candy. Mr.
aitd 'Airs. Match and Mrs. Simpson
conducted the party through( the
building ttvho were, more; than de-
lighted (by th:ei well -kept "'House"
as Well as theL contented and -the
well tared for appearance of the
inmates.
The regular nieetingi of the W.C.
T. U., was held at the home'', of
Mrs. JohnStephefason on Friday
afternoon of last week: fleing the
anniversary of Met home-gOingi Of
iss Wallard, the meeting( was a
ql1leintrial". The devotional ex-
ercises were led by, Wire., Me&tath,
and Miss Washington read a PaPer.
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-Tau FFBRUART 2
d 1911
THERE IS SOMETHING
NEW UNDER 111ESUN
Its a, f5c Fountain, Pen
Looks like one. at two dollars.
Saves the time it takes to -dip, saves •
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your arra and the interruption of your
thought,
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Its a special ata special price. Will
ycall and examine it?
TheW. D. Fair Co. -
Cften• the eheapest-Atways the Best
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all that was great in the home, in
governmetat in nation. To -day
there are bands of ribbon white a-
round the world; fifty-nine differ-
ent countries aro bound together
bythe same plans and purposes,
the same pledge and badge, into
the Werld's Cheistian. Temperance
Union. It has been said Miss Wil-
lattd had five tilentee but she
traded 'with them and made other
five. There is not one of ournun-
her but has one talent. And the.
Master's Well Done" Was to those
who had been\ faithful' in ' few
things.
on the "Noble Lifa of Miss Wil-
lard." by Mrs. McDerthid, of 'Aven-
more, Out, froni 'which we cull the
following: -In 1874, suddenly with-
out 'warning, began the Woman's
Temperance Ceusade, when deli-
cate, cultured home wornen, walk-
ed. in procession through -tem
streets of the different cities of
Ohio, to the doors of the saloons,
singing, praying, pleading with all
the eloquence of mother -hearts.
The 'rough. treatment of the won -
of Chicago, aroused Miss Wil-
lard, and she soon declared this is
t'eVerybody's war" and assured the
women she •was with them heart
and hand. Shortly after, she° „be-
came Pres., of the Chicago Branch,
making great sacrificee•td do so.
In 1879 Miss Willard was elefeted
Tres. of the( National W. C. T. U.,
and 'conceived .the great( interna-
tional scheme that was to find
women the world. over
• d "who e si
ensymbol isotho eyhite .badge
of purity. *The great thought of
her heart waseto gather the. Chria-
tian Women of the world -together
land Make of theid outstretched.
arms an orphonage for the World's
childhood, and of their throbbing
hearts a • bulwark) against the'
world's misery and sin and shame,
Lady Trenry Somerset .said of her-e-ei
--.-the Was a women1 galTed"Zif
woman who preached Christ in the
home, the equality of th.- 'Purity of
men and women, ,thei liberation of
the oPpressed, the' destruction of
legalized wrong, the upbuilding of
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1.1 Get Ready
• For the position just ahead of
• you, Abeut 1500 young leen
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• and women prepare for• promot- •
ion to better.things by spendin •
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a few months in our great scheo
eo Shaw school. The Central Busi.
ness College of Toronto. Our •
• neve catalogue will interest' •you. 11). ' •
el Yen aye invited .te *Pito for "it.."`.6• '
W. H. SHAW Pres. • Yongc •
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After 6tock. '.Taking Sale
Commencing et once and.fot the balance Of•this mon di . please re.
Member that many articles in this list'are priced- less than inanufac.
turer cost as an inducement not only. to reduce our everphis stock but •
to sell other lines as. well. the present advertised prices are .for this
month only, anew list again next month and every thing as near as
possible will be marked on plain price tickets making it a lot easier for
the cuatomere- . • •
• , A .good leand saw 20.inches -50c l'Farmers vice.... reg 3.00for...2.00
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Ste -el elm's, hummers .., ...,...10c . Scissors best quality Wu .. ' .. -.. . 40c '
-Brad claw hammers .:-.....:15e• -•• ' ". . • . 6e....enc
Airs Potts' sad irons ..-.......78,1- •ii: • ' , .7.5c .....iiic
• Nickle plated hens . , , . . ,•-, ...-.95e .Iiing.outter razOri. ..1.50.......1.25
• Potatoes ricers rtmnd .....;, ..30e. Wade ck: Bp teller special.- 1.00, ... 03e
. Peeetoes eieere square.... , .1.20c Brantford special„ .....:1100.:...133e
'Driver egg beaters4(Te ..".... 7.7 ......128,0
Tonstees . . • Nevada table spoon each... , .. ...
. , ij)(iTiaePllsitl.A.-las.eits
nsP°cial'.
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•' t 50 -1.06
•Seheol excite' geetniti: 2 -... . : .. 50 Nevada tea ?peon, each
nne .le •
School cups Jepited. 2 for.. 5c Nevada.Desspoon each
spooeach
3 enlyeeeepees d fl,es i•
2.rinly Cie:4*ra axes '''' 85c ronlyenbber portable. bath',...5.00
1 inch socket chisehl handle ..2)o •A few. angers less than halt price
Wonder shine foie:chewing . • , 1 Granite Rice boilers...- •3S
geld and silver • e0e 9 .9 • ' i 6 • .. C
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See our tinwate barenin lets
Vol Peek mends holes in any • 4
thing .
e Tea steelier .. . ..... .. e
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1 n stltri t crockery Mender . - .25e -. 3 " .
25c Granite clippers
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4 gat galv plunp eil•es,n reg 1.50 • _Preserving keitles ...... Otte 3)5c
25 3i-) and 00e -Mixing bbvt4s ' ...::.reg' tiOe fcr 35
• Filled with oil for -.
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170 Ten kettles NO 0 1.9..0 '. 7.54 •
Handled axes • 75 and 100 . . .. . . e
.. 35 -per rent effaloves'
•011 Ls tint g.•
. Cal' and see a lot. of other lines
lian4 sleighs at cost.' , . displayed on tables marked in plain .:!,
. Hotwood Cold blest lanterlis • pricer,. tickets. Any stove in the.
.., only • - .. .1-8(1 • 'store 10 per cent discount filir °ash. ••
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- Stoves and hardware
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.ubbers at5oc.
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The present' weather conditions force Many
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if. ▪ people into the purchase_of Rubber Shoes which
would be gladly avoided if at all possible, and it is •
our aim to assist in making that purchase as easy
3: as we can as•1•
regards the trice.
$.,. ' We are offering Ladies Rubbers at 50c -and
* ' Ge'ritlemens at 75c and while these are not the -best +
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* . Our very best qualities sell at 75c for Ladies
* and $t.00 for -Mens. •
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3 e the best that are
* made.
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. You will find among our leather lines equally
* good values in all departments.
*. Try Hs for Satisfactory ShOeS
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Repair While You wait
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