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TAE CLINTON, NNW
w SPRING WelITEWEAR Etc
At Going Out of Business Prices.
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0 -wing -Ito these goods being bought months-beicre- we' ever thought
of going out of business, we were unable to cancel them, and goods were pass-
ed into stock this week, and all go at sale prices.
White Gowns, Skirts, Waists,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Etc.
Come Early and Get °First Choice. TheyWon't Last. Long.
Staples
Hosiery and Gloves
10c Prints for . So. • 25e Hosiery for • ' , 190
12c Prints for . .100 35c Hosiery for ...,., ,„.. ...., ,, •„ ... '...... 29.i
80 Toweling forA 39i3
tic .. riOe Hosiery for
10c Towerng for 8c 25c Gloves for
12ic Tewelicg for , • -10c 50o Gloves for
1599cc
15c Toweling for 12o • 75d Gloves for 0,•
10c Shirting for .. 8a 1,110 Gloves for
Itqc Shirting for 4 ", .10c 1.25 G rives for 980
15c Shit ting,for 12c ' 1.50•GloveS for. , -.7.7172•4!
19c Shirting for 14c .
12ic Sateens for .Corsets .•
15c Sateens for 1!..t
20c Sateens for 170
25c Ticking 190
8c Flanneiette for tqc -
10c Flannelette for 80
120 Planne'ette for .. 10c
25c Flannels for ' Ps 19e
• - Dress Goods
Thousands of yards of Dress t3rooas
in all the new and popular weaves .
and colors reduced as follows-.
25c Dress Goods • NC • • '
50c Dressi Goods 39c '
60c Dress Goods 450
75c'Dretis Goods 590
85c Thiess Goods ^ Me
1.00 Dress Goods .. ... 79e
1.25 Dress Goods 98c
1.50 Dress Goods 1.22
Underwear
25a Ladies Underwear for .. ..
3500. c Ladies Underwear -for .,.. :. `.. .... . ., 1111)
5LadiU.es Underwear for :pa
75e Ladies Underwear for
1,01 Lad..ies Underwear for 79c
1.25 Ladies rinderwear for 98:1
790• 1.50 Ladies Underwear for 1,22'
. 59c
50c Corsets for . 4. 30c
75c Corsets for. • No •
1.00...Corsets for • . 79c .
1.25 Corsets for ... ..... . . . ........ ,..., ...... 980
1,50 Corsets for • - 1.2:k , 2.00 Parasols for. 1 02
2 0) Corsets for 1 02
50c Parasols for
parasols
75e Parasols for ..... ...
1-00 l'itrasols •• •
25 Parasols for • •
1 50 Parasols for •
39e
590
790
98o
22'
3 00 Parasols for
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225
12hc and I5c Dress Gingharns 9c. yard
Meng Fur goats, :Men-a-L-aAad-Boy:S.,,, Ready' mem .suigs.
We have- markeddown all mens
Suits and Overcoats to selling out
prices. We have oclv been, carrying
ready make Clothing..or a short time
and all praCitually. new. Space' will
not permit us to quote price but an
inspection. will convence yoti of these
value•. •
• . Hens Hats .
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Mens hard and soft Hats in Black
and Grey, marked down to the fol-
lowing prices-
• 2.5o Mens Hats • •:$.1.50
2.00 Mens Hats.. r.25
r.50 Mens Hats r.00
1 oo Mens Hats .75
Made Clothing and Hat
Now is the time to-bui-a---Fur-Coat, and -new -spring Suit or a suit for
the boys'during this sale. We have marked down the price of clothing, Fur
Coats and Men's Hats at cpst and less, Positively no reserve come while
the choice is Complete. `- • •
liens Fur 'Coats
Mens Coons, Calf, Dog, Galjoway •
Lamb, and Clipped Wambat. Coat all
marked down for quick selling, it will
pay you well to look these over. If
you are intending to buy one next
year now is the time to save money.
Boys Suits
Boys two . and three piece suits
in•Worsted and Tweed, several styles
to choose from marked .down to
prices that aught to clear them • out
quickly, so don't be too late in com-
ing for these.
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Carpets
50c Tapestry Carpets for • 90c .
60c Tapestry Carpets for , 42c
75c Tapestry Carpets for 59c
85e Tapestry Carpets for 69e
1.90 Brussels Carpets for 790
1.25 Brussels Carpets for .. 986
1.50 Brussels Carpets for ... 1,22
75c Wool Carpets for , . 50z
90c Wool Carpets for . 60c
1.10 Wool Carpets for • 790
250 Jap Matting -for
12e .11ip Matting for
• Buos "
t, .• ' Lace Curtains
. . 50c Lace Curtahls, 100
11.50 Tapestry Rugs for • 75c Lace Qu tains • 50c
15 00 Tapestry Rags ror ..... . . ... .. ... . . . 11.25 1,00 Lace curtains . . ... , ..., ...." ..... , . 700
.1050 Tapestry Rugs for 12.50 1 25 Lace Curtains •
18.00 Tapestry Rugs for . 15.00 1.50 Lace Curtains. - ... .... ... ..... , . ...,...19,822o'
20 O./Brussels Rugs thy • 15.50 L75 Lace Otirtains • • 1 32
22 00 Brussels Rugs for ....•..... ... 1700 2.00 LaceCurtains ... ..... .. ....... ..... .1 62
25.90 Brussels Rugs for • _ • '• 10.00 2.25 Lace Curtains..,, ., • 1 78
30,00 Axminster Rugs for ' •24 00 • 2,50 Lace Curtains - .• • .1.08
2.71) Lace Curtains 2.28
LiflOIeIIftls • 3.00 Lace Curtains
100 4 yard wide Linoleum •... . .. .. -..... .... . 1.8(i 3.25 Lace 'Curtains
100 4 yard wide Linoleum, best onality. . 2 20. 3.50 Lade Curtains
2 yard wide Linoleuria • 90c 4 00 Lace Ourtailis
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All Class'es of Men's and Wonien's•Firres
SelUng at aost and Less
.CLINTON NEW ERA
• DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon, Oete
list, Specialist. will be at W. 8, R.
Holmes' Drug store'on Tuesday. Apl,
25th Glasses property fitted, deafness.
catarrh and &Ling eyesight treated.
All dm,.
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FINED FOR SELLING TO MINORS
East week S. J. IVIdCaughey, 41
the Commercial Hotel appeared 'be -
1 ore Police Magistrate AnderWs\on
a charge laid by Inspector Asquith
of selling liquor to millers. The
'Magistrate imposed a tine Of $1.0 and
oasts. The previous Ngeek 'W. J.
'perking, nt. Bengali, appeared be -
pore the Magistrate on a similar
eliarge, laid by Inspector Torran
wart watlefined $10 and .coats:
BOYS minormo.
• • A ,big meting of an the boys in
toWn, froM91.2 to 18 years of age,
Illieeee• ee'ess efeseeeses
afIll be held( in the Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday, eaening, ,next, at 8
o'cloele,to reorganize the Boy's As-
sociation for the coining season.
All the boys are inVitedWhether
theet join or not. Several citizens
will give addressee and a literary
program is 'being prepared.
BOUGHT A FARM. •
Mr. John Ward, of Stal,nfeed, has
bought the Diaper farm on Mait-
land eon., Goderieh, has moved on
the nnron ro'acx and as soon as.
Swill; opens hei intends to fix 'Up
the buildings And Iniprov-e the
farm in igeneral. We 'wish " Mr.
Ward success fin his work and a
long, prosperous stay With is.
BOYS WILL TAXE A TRIP.
This year the Winner!' in the be
balleseries of the 130Y's Association
will be taken to Toronto, by ' • its
genial president, Thos. Iiekborl, Zr.
so that at present the boys are
wishing ,t)te 'MOW Would disappear
ito that they might start and prac..
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tiee for the big trip.
EASTelltIRON TnAcligRs.
The executive committee of the
Bast Huron Teacher's Association
met in Clinton :Publie School on
Saturday, March 4th, to make ar-
rangements for their annual eon-
Vention which will be held Mit'
year in '13eassele on May 4th, and
5th: Those present were lifessre. A
Scott, G. Holman, and .W. Beatty,
of Seitforth, W. Joynt, of. Blyth
and C. Holland, and J. nartiey, of
Clinton,
NEW STORE.
Saterday of bkis !week Mr. G. L.
Cook opens up a 5cs 10, 15c. store
in the store recently occupied by
A. J. Grigg. Thiel is something new
for !Clinton and the fame, will
speak for itself.' Mr. Cook in-
tends lotting his intainesa be
knoeen through the NOW Era so
that the publicrftWill see what he
has to seil. „
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STRATFORD, ONT.
Write us at °nee foe our free
Catalogue and learn what is ,being
done in the leading business college
in Western Ontario, Ouegraduates
secure good positions, and meet
with success, business men say they
are the hest, We have three de-
partments. Commetetel, Shorthand
and Telegraphy. We give indivi.
dual !flatmate') and you may enter
at any time.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
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serteets* saws costelis. *newelle
t oe. heals
flei 'WOO awl atistill•
THURSDA.Y, MARCH itth,
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CLINTON MARKETS
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• Wheat -75, W.
Peas -70, 75.
1* Oats -28, 29.
* Barley -53. 60.
' `sborts-$23,0e,
Bran -$2L00. •
I1ogs-$6.60.
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Eggs -1.9, 20.
Butter -W.2%
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HURON OLD mum
The annual excursion Of the Hur-
on Old Boya of Toronto, will he
run on Saturday, July 8, returning
on Monday. It is proposed that a
sort of aide erip maer aloe be kir-
ranged for 'those !Who Wish to take
it, possibly thirty or forty, though
the details are( not yet all com-
plete. This side trip Would consist
of a drive from Seaforth to Bay-
field then on. to Godericlii from
there to Dungannon ; -then oh to
Wingiumx, ami front Wingliane -to -
Clinton., catching the return train
there, The expenses of the side
trip, which would c not likely be
VeryEr.real.t..wonla be borne only b'
those taking part therein.
BIBLE SUNDAY. -
Bishop Williams is- notifying all
the Anglican clergy of the Diocese
of Huron, to observe Sunday,. Mar.
'26, as Bible Sunday, to mark the.
tercentenary of the authorized 'ver -
Bien' of the English 13ible. The
same date Will 'be set apart in Eng-
land, and special sermons • art:prop-,
riate to the occasion will be preach-
ed there, as here. It is likely that
the Anglican church will take a
leading part 'in celebrating . the
Bible tercentenary, inasmuch as the
English Bible was given to the
English people by the chureh • of
England,
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Following are the special prizes
'offered at Clinton, .Spring Fair, to
be held on Thursday, April 6th.-
• Beet heavy. draught stallion
sweepstakes; any ago, any • class
-Prize $10 in :Gold given by Mr.
Geo. Hoare and( T. WleMichael &
Son. "
Family of three colts, colts of
same sire, 1910'proseney-Prize of $8
gieen by Mr. James Leiper, Reeve
of Ilullett.
Beat Agricultural teat* in • har-
ness -Cup valued ab $15 presented
by the Bora 'Bank, Clinton, and
The Molsons Vank,riinton,
Best Di'aug'htF1i1y, under one
-ear.-prize of $5 feiven 'by Mr. Geo,
Dale, Hullett. •
- Best walking team, team of eith-
er heavy !draught, agricultural or
general purposes, ha'vi'ng Non a
prize at the Clinton Spring Fair, 19-.
11, to Ib a shown in wagon without
• load and 'wheels free, -Prize a bag
of flour, deleted: 'by Mr. James
Fair, Clinton. •. ,
Combination Roadster; • ,to • be.
shown either -in hatless, in saddle,
or in haitere*Cash prize of $5 done
.aetd by Dr. Chas. McGregor, Con-
• stance. •
• Best Three Horses.; Ageictiltural
or draught nares, or geldings, a k.„
es considered, "mot be ensiled • by
on,e man and his rightful property
on Meech 15th 1911. Open to all
camera, Stallions barred., - Cash
prizes given by the Association let
1110, 2nd, $5, 3rd, $3. •
Best broodhxia' re; heavy 'draught
A prize of a $10 Waterproof Coat
or its equivalent, donated by The
Morrish Clething Company, Clin-
ton.
Best heavy draught team .in har-
ness -A cash prize of $10 in Gold,
presented by Wm. Preudfoot Esq.,
M.P.P., Goderich. .
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eee.se Team (with Equipment - A
special prize of $5 in goldis do-
nated by Major • D:" McTaggart,
Clinton, for the beet team arid
eUtfit tepeeeenting the owners re-
speetive busineas, ExaMples, -
Dray team toebe shown with dray,
Farmer's Team to! !be Silto,ivn with
farm wagon, Carriage team 'to be
shown by liveryman in carriage.
Child's 'Turnout, the (best child's
• single turnout musebe driven by a
child under 14. -Prize of a watch
donated by Mr. W. E. 'Counter,
Clinton •
Best Grey team, heavy draught
Agricultural or General . Purpose
upen to all comers. -A cash prize of
1.0 in Gold( given by the Associa-
tion. - -
Best individual • !terse, heavy
draught, Agricultui•al or General
Purpose, Stallions barred- - A $15
Silver Cup ia donated by Mr. A.J.
IVIcXurray, Clinton,
• • Best 3 !Cattle 'any breed, 3 years
ind under witb bull, sweepstakes -
A cash prize of • $5 is givers by
Sle.sses. Tozer' & 'Brown, Dry Goods
aad Clisthing, Clinton.
CLINTON DEFEATED •GODERICIF
Clinton emphasized most ponclus-
iv* Last Friday evening,:they had
a good hockey teatn When they de-
feated the :nest hockey team God-
• erieh could produce, including
Schafer, of 'Berlin, on the ice here
by a score, of 7-5. Goderich had
as much 'thence that bight of belt-
• ing Nintien as a feather -weight
have of knocking • but Jack
johieion. Individual rushes pre-
dometated with the Goderieh buneh
bat tile home-brews tried to work
in a little combination. Chapman
and Johnston, goal -minders, for
Goth rich and Clinton respectively'
pick, :1 out the hardest kind of
shots nonchalantly and gave 'a fin-
ished exhibition.. Goderieh
not core often enough so that the
Goderich Goal !umpire elairned one
that hit the boards 5 feet . away
from :the goal, and was counted as
the uinpire had en attack of blind
staggers just at that moment, the
fendin e•oa] umpire was renown-
ed. At half time the score was
5.10 2 for Clinton. The seeond half
Was slow and towards the end it
became painful tot 'watch land both
teams were beginning to grow
weary. Referee Robinson menaced
the game well and kept -it elean,
We understand' that Many bets
were made, that Goderich would
double ithe score( at half tithe and
some at full lathe, so that some of
our sporting gentlemen Will be ab-
le to shake a little of Got:lei-kb
money, Belcher, Goderieh, point
player, slipped and fell beside hia
weal and Was laid out for scone min-
utes, No one was to blame Foie.
lowing were the plavers.-Clinton-
Goal„,Johneon., Point‘Rumball, oV••••
er. Copp,, rover, O'Neil, centre.,For-
rester, 'R. 'wing, Mitchell, L. wing,
Draper.
Goderieh-Goal,chapniati.... point.
Belcher, cover Dean, rover, McLean
eentre lVfentinald, L., wing, Schafer
It, Wing, Walters,
TIN W. D. FAIR CO,
is prepared to meet and satisfy
every reasonable demand of its.,
patrons consistent with. good
business in' Wall. Paper.
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TheWo D. Pair Co.
often the eheapest-Pllways the Best
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Cash sijsie�
Introduced by us, will prove
a marked success. These prices
c n otir' goods, which every one
admits to be cheap, is the direct
result Cf our cash, system, both
in our buying . and. selling.
. There's a .sasisfaction. in Owing
no man anything. -
Allarticles from 5 cents 'to 25
Cents, We b tee opened up a
new line of •goods in the. store
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recently occupied by A. J. Grigg
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- Grand Opening Saturday;
• March .11th
The *5e, 10e, and 15e Store.
Cooll
:Get Ready
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For the position just ahead of
O you, .About 1500 young men
• and women prepare for promot-
• ion to better things by spending
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onths n our great school
e Shaw school. The Central Buse
• flees Uollege of Toronto. Our
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• new catalogue will interest you,
.6 Von are invited to write for it
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and Gerrard Streets,
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HORSES SHIPPED,.
Mr. C. :Wallis shippeda car. of
home ,to they west and followed
. them on !Wednesday. If the prose -;
pectis are :good a second car will
folloVe in a couple of weeks.
MINOR LOCALS. '
• New ideas are often gained from.
1 ad-retiding-new ideabs about 1a-:,
brics, about .styles, about • useful
things, inventions and devices for
neakiag life less irksome.
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FOR SATURDAY AND THE FOLLOWING WEEKS
• Our five and ten cent windows were' such a hngh 'mess that we
• Have decided to continue the same foe another week, adding an extra
Special of %granite Dippers regular price 25*. cents, while they last
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Look for our !Change next Week. '
• We also wish to draw 'Year attention to Dr. Hess Celebrated
• Stock Food it is a scientific ,Compound for noises, Cattle, and Hogs
it is a tonic increases the appetite, aids assitnulation and puts on flesn
and produces the sleek glossy coat; that finishing touch that com-
mands the fancy prices.
• TryPanacen, - It clues deseease and makes Hens ley;
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Aluminum Ware -Just a.few articles left at less than cost,, this
• is a high grade ware don't. Miss the chance. A good supply of Sap
pans, Buckets, and spiles, a few Clothesracks'left regular $1:50 for $L00
Dutsbaue- the great sweeping coinponud we now. carry in stock
• in Barrels, halfs, and quatees, Order now. •
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HARLAND.: BROS.
Stoves and tiardware
• Two DollarShoes For Ladies
at Fred Ja.ksons
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+ We have just received a range of fine. Shos
_.; for Ladies to sell at two dollars a pair which are • * e•
T. the best value we have ever beenaable to offer, •• +
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They are right up to date in shape made of a . t
*.t. Choice Selection of Dongola Kid, blucher, pattern
* and are as nice looking as many . higher priced *.
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