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The Onto
First Showing of
Spring Dress Goods
The bulk of our new spring Dress
Goods are now on our counters, A 'Urgers
ticf,ler, a .mote varied collection of the
season's correct Dress stuffs, it has never
been our pleasure to show.- Every fashion-
able fabric is represented. The assortment'
is wide'enotigh to give ample variety to
select from and of most linesthere are not
mare than one or two dresses of a pattern
We will be pleased to have .you look the
new goods over, Whither yOti wish to pur-
9.11 not. Among tbe,fabrics
shown are;
A .
Plain VOILCS
Two tone Voiiei
• • Silk tolienues
Wool Nattes
Wool Etamines
Plain 'Sicilians
plain Ifohairs'
ianey'liohairs
Light -weight Tweed &Mums
CLINTON NNW BBA
The -Bowler's Annual
Supper.
WRIDAY, FEB. 24, WM Tits Nosinattenit 'rag Swain 01/' TUN
Fla:WPM ,,EYUKT Tint RUST TIM
g0 co,
innocan
You...emir...4 me Tio 9ectre
And a owe* Ha
srei on" tkat meet in moult
Ani etners hew well
'Tit the art of lialfing erica
W how eertm trAnNi befell
The aggregation representing Clinton.
You retytenyour wife you're 'bowliett
TuGsallY 37 LA • Bowling Club AU,/ The Or tee erl info 744 t
AN red letter day inthe By the briglas elect/ilk T.t..„.
A PRIZE WINNOR.-Mies llisIttwY C'latt°n • Till 11tinici at yen nu te it eh
Mountcastle Is the fortunate posseseor it 1"s tile Pectuo•co '41 their 43Auvua'' Lir it you WM I) jug bey w th you
of it handsome hanil.cerved antique titer Eeirt
ipper and great enamels.= and in- ;mit ea yon clontri-ingb,
:eirtatt reYaileil amongst those who well enjoy the smut t c e
chele dull fleiebeil walnut* being the
eileceesful competitor for a prize otter.
eti bx the Arts ,f5; ()rafts Co. of Toron-
to, /Or recognizing • ft Old Mende with
1 new 'Emcee," an enigma, in a Tot:et-Ito
1 Obristroas. magazine., • L.
,
' THANKS.- Mr magi%
of Stanley, with to avail themselves
of this opportunityto thank the many
friends and acquaintances of Clinton
and vicinity, for their kindness to
&hem, and their. thoughtfulness Shown
in so many tangible ways for their
daugh.ter neeta, during her severe la -
nese, at the coinfortablysituated horno
of the kind, hospitable and courteous
Mrs Chidley and family,
--
em A ftLACK BYO .Master Beit
Ritneford entertained a number of his
4.4.1-chinnelast Friday evenieg<et his,
borne. ..Amenget the fun 'enjoyed by
his_ guests wits tobogganing., and
WS:On-CFO /Ire firtlownthe hill- the
toboggan ran foul of ' snag,. when
the boys were thrown into a heap.
Master Clarence %MOO. was the only
unfortunate one, his head. coming in
contact with Bert Johnson's, and re-
ceive4 aa.ifisty creek over his eye, and
Clarence now wearing a beautiful
his& discoloration around Abet mem-
ber. ' •
-T-he--Embroidery-amilace Sale
Our spring 'sales of Embroideries and Laces
got a good start lait Saturday, and sales are grow-
ing in volume daily, Quantities of both' that run
up. into the thousand' yards. Values • such as has
never beett. in the store before: • -
Lagos at 3e worth up to fie
li.ares at 5e Worth up • to 12e
.Laces at 100 worth uP to 20e
Eibroldenes'at Se'wOrth up to !Se.-
.
Embroideries at Se worth' up, to 18e
Embroideries at 10e vorth.up to 25e••
GOBS TO BOND -LIRAS, -,Miss Bell
Worthingtou !..eft for Honduras,
Central America, 'Monday' morning.
She purposes visiting_witb her brother
Ed Worthington at New Orleans, ber
fore proceeding on her journey.
Rumor has it that 13110 IS to .change
her name„ upon arriving at her des-
Oriation, about which we hope to hear
more of later. It is a 'six clays trip
and we must say she is a pluelcx young
lady to start on such a long 4ournev
alone. ',Miss Worthington carries with
her a host of best Wishes for a safe
journey.
bud the honor of invitation to this cncome
yery enjoyable affair, This Occasion lialtoswilion we bowl -4041)10_ ' •
marked the dawn of a new era in the.' Grace vcifli weer Ifeeileneetrim rriz 0.
life of the c`411:0, as .an innovation watt (anirazollezztugerian lie a gY
introdu:ed that hadnet Met with pop- co" 0,,,e1 the eveniug whot he 6001
oiler approvid ,-, on previouti Occaslims,to etisetrew.en lAtippy to) to entertain you,
though such wire' manifested this time I re: i ... * i
1,!....4 ..,elig., .,0 JO remembered event
-- that of permitting the Adios' to join was heeught to it close by all rising*
in the feslitVities. More modern ideee joining hauds'and singing "Auld Lang
i
have crept in, and new the last batlier syne.„o ..
has been removerl. to the full eniey- . Nora ;
MAY NOT BE TRUE. --Mr Reuben
whilanof in a position to con-
traclict. the rumor. _that his brother
Richard had been fe zen to death ' in
the west, does not believe. it is true.
•When last heard from. several weeks'
ago. lie was et the Sep, but as, he is
moying about, there'is noway of COM-
municating directly with. him. It is
Certainly hoped that the rumor is in-
cotract; but in the severity. of •retent
weather it would not be improbable.
and all hie relatives,can do is to wait
until they either hear from him, or
beaiu something. definite concerning
'tient of the beentifulgame ofhoWl k
to its members, by flay or flight, espec-
ially the letter. • -
The "'spacious dining room of the
Normandie, being the most corramo,
dims and convenient spot in town,
waaselected-as the scene 011ie Weir,
and only there cotild the extensive
.ri
talk, but Mra jab Fair iurprised t
Bowlers in her speech.
It was rather haVreri the ex -Presi-
dent to have!' Ills score exposed, but J.
W. irWril_Still says he can lick the ex._
President everyday WS -014'' "-
errangeniente made be carried: out Tlienotet Norinektile, is a fine place
vottnoith nieetv, It was with jealOtis for. a function.of this kind.
eryone newsthatlathesec
eye that tlip former „preSylent beheld
stirptise if all the
the transforwa.tion this, w
ers'. annual jellificatkinibutliedroppe
gladly into line, and his appreciation
of the change was clearly demonstrat-
ed, as he stated that the reasim the
ladies had not before been. brought
face to face, with the mysteries of their
husbands' club, was that the town'did
Fine Corset Cover Embroideries.
A dozen or more )ianUsome pitt&ns firie
s t....cover-Erribraideries. imported by our -
yes direct from-the---Swiss-makers-, at peryard
30c, 45c, 50c and 75c.
xceptional Cotton
Exceptional' is the right :word to desaib&,
our Cottotivalues. 'Stocks, of all qualities, p.re•big; ;
dria from the coarsest Factory Cotton to the finest
Cambric and Nainsook, we are showing values that
. Cannot but, be f interest to careful buyers. Here
area few o'f the many
Meg were bowling next season* just.
for the chance to get to another supPer,-
. ,
Mrs. Blinn*. of Toronto, -lime the
Clinton entertainments are alright.
Andy Taylor and Dilly Dockill1; of
Teronte, who are honorary -members
of the club, were atly *missed, but
not possess a good •enough p ace o eubu, their getting hera
teeerpttaeldnitnhget9nocimiraTcl: eels. :fl,o,rgey the sup- Did
elourgeretete the point in gamer
per, the harpers, stationed at the head Pinsonneault's response to the toast,
of the stairs, discoursed sWeet MOBILO "Oar Guests," AO to why he had not
for the 01(f:1440E0ot of the ladies, taken a greater interest in social life
ho had. the parlor and one of the in town, It Was nicely. put, and there
dee ing rooms pliteed at their disposal. area number of others( m tlie'earneliqx.
hen all were seated ArOURd the
"AT HOME:" -Mr. and Mrs. John
Ransford were "at horne"•On ThUrsday
evening of last Week; to a large num-
beroftheie frienda.: Five sleigh leads
`Containing a lively and jolly ektitri
reached their beautiful country hinne
shortly after eight O'clock. whi re they
-
were most hospitably received and.
royally'entertained. 'Ile evening was
spent in a:lively cOmpetition corgis,
intisici-ete., • and wound up oy a jolly,.
good, old-fashioned Sir Rodger -
ererly.. V. JaCkscht,-11rs. J. W.
'Itattenbury.,;:tie4nd WM:McLean were
-eifedeaSfid Ottifile" very handsome
,prizes. ZeOfpp..9plwoati movide a bet-
ter evenrughi entertainment than Mr.
and Mrit 'Rwtford. '
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Local Notes
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festive board, withPres...lackson, Von.
Pres; • Bamford, Secretary lhydona,
honorary guests Revs. Gonne and. Pio-
sow:numb, aud.Mesdanies J. Fair, Mc-
Lean and Bluish:0d at the head table,
the most inviting part of the evening's
enttrtaintuent began -the partaking
of a tasty. and . elaboratespread, ar-
ranged in four courses. When ample
tice lied been done, the president
roke the 'silence With a-fesV.rentar ,
in his usnal gout -natured and mirtlr•
'provoking style. "Our Xing" was the
first toast, proposed; the guests singing
the National .e.iithien to orchestral ac-
companiment ; "Our gueste,.theladies"'
• was looked • after by Mr.. Ransfordi
who is:well qualified to say, and did
say, nice things or the lair aeX, being
assisted byllev. Mr. Ounneand Father
Pinsonneault, Who mule short, -catchy
and pithy addresses. ,Airs. Jainea•Fair
responded on behalf of the ladies, her
remarks being as follows:
,AVISC
. 'Heavy grey or factory cot
to* good, Weight; free from
p-erfeetipps„ a good cotton
Int endinarY use,' Special 10.,.
at per yard .. . ...
Fine greyur factory cotton,
round, even thread, soft fin-
ish; itn extra good eldth,
enema yaltie at per .-yerd ss_
IU 10e
Extrannality bleached cet-
ton, full yard wide, fine, round
even thread, finished soft for
:.finemeedle work, regular 12ic
quality, special value, „
per yard.... • . • WI;
At 12fis
' Fine India lawn 40 in. wide,
and fine soft Nainsook
Mus-
lin, bailable for find underWeari bOt.h lines special value
and wortn in the regular way
18e, our special price
per . . 12i,e
• •••
-Just- a'few left- Thefilie jast a _
a -very -few, -Mantles
lett to sell. Six weeks ago we decided on a
complete clearance of every Cloth jacket. Not
one was to be carred over. Price was no object,
as tog as we Attained our end,....theshowing
of a stock next season free" from left -overs of
any kind. That's why we give you your choice
of, any cloth jacket in the store•for $1,50
JAOKSON'S.DEFEAT BANKERS.
-Another game of hockey between
local elubs was played Friday evening
in the rink from 7 to 8. One, of the
teams was supposed to be composed of
bank clerks, and the other was tniule
hp of Jacktion-mfg.---t-kt-eniptoyees:
The Bankers were unable to do much
scoring however, and had to hustle to
keep the score down. There were six
goals made -4 by, the Jackson, reps
and the clerks made 2. The players,'
and their. positions were as follows :-
Bankers . Jackson Club
McKeon Goal Wilkin
Dowding Point Johnston
Rattonbury CI Point Alexander
Hugh 13rewer* eentie B. Johnson
Grigg L Wing Pickett
Norsworthy Rover • Jury
BLOOKADE RAISED. -After batt-
ling with' the elementsfor several days
last week the G. T. R. stfcceeded in
getting the branch lines opened for
tie tffic on Sunday last., The train that
left. Stratford Priday afternoon for pine, his average being 72.00%.
E. J. Howard, who id a student of
Shakespeare, gave two • excellent read-
ings; Mrs, Blinn was a...favorite, Lien:
dering love ditty in remarkably fine
voice ; Dr. Holmes and 0..E. Dowding "
tendered mid -kilos, and a solo and
'CITAIRRAN, lAttau .eau nanTossius:-
On bi•half Of thelady sPieStS of yourclub. I
must say that it affords us groat pleastimi tO
express' our apprecietion of the new departure
in oelebretimut Of this kliol• •
Tubb vri h you anonrual event, which we.
arepicased to learn lute been diry celebrated
by many surprlees. 'presented .n1 Bed not a
few priototal lakes. ',Isiah are. very well
known adult. These festive stithOrtnPI We
loarn.baVe signalized the oltue 01one year and
preparation for an A her,
- Thal your game affords greit scourers -of
recreation and ' amttseinens. we have Many'
nutans ot knowing, if laughter and hilartY.gre
indieations of there. Almoat to the outer
flume or the town •could daily 1.., heard the
Word."gabtu. In lond,olenroitentorian
asmompaniedbv 'Water. You will. I doOlit
Pol. exame us, if ft Ourtosity omega oar
gene minds as ratite of all ?NA hues t-3-*
• enquiry,wnlearn,thate. ItsraG gi1318 b in
progress, excitment rues high the last ahot
hug been 'given and the h!riestolir.d announceg
the result .-- • _ '
T. W.' Irwin -14 • a. it:tuatara-8 ;
"'While we what your club every. stuccos% ger
we Pier year dart hour hes er trod. One is
elrult to leave you ; no longer on your g on
will be heard the miirrit laugh, the rirreroorat"
log Onto. or too Ozeimoittion "Allsot".." Ile 14
about to leave you -oh anbsppy fite-,the
soul and life of ' your tiltib swely, silence. said
glen= 3ot trot mark your games we fens*.
Mr John Banatorti maids you arid in this; Ma Be ;sure and road the large 'bills
delvortaktihrzeire a!hweorbdiSothreztacoutrawan011ir. Celalltb•sWnde hosiell,„ MonVTerhtuthdisti 1174-3'01jeldneinug7mtreehon2-,
4.4_..wm,sen,,wome tack again. 1.Ne °MI:, should fail to heer ',Fred Di
(Mem and In the words of the Betttio,h emit
*hi h you drank the tog . duet on two separate ,cornetei .
wo thfzik you for ' the kindly manner in Campbell, , of Aylmer, who • 041/Ir a
Forrester and R. flolnies book- ffiri• T.A.Wa et- assessor. comiflefl-
edaiter the toast to "Ont, Bowlers." cedhis rounds .this Week, Hiitfriends
iiinterestingfive-minute speeches,the will regret to know that he hasnot
fcriner reviewing the .eittly history of been in the enjoyment of good health
bowling, and the latter its more mod- finesonie time, and though'. able to be
ern existence. Presentation of prizes Around again is far item his usual
*winners Of contests during the past W. . A. Ross, for some ietii.0 con -
season was interesting, Dr. She* wit. nected with tile Godetich Organ . Fee;
thy presenting tO Dr. Agnew' the W.
to Idaho. was
Jackson trophy for highest average of WO, but wbo is giiinif.
tha recipient of a nurse of money from'
playedh he tetting 7,0.79r,
ge,
For $tiso regular price $2.00
Very interesting, eighty-two chapter.s. relating *tally Of his
clever rloingsisome of whit'''. you are familiar with, but the
side" of which you have never had the chance to read before,
Anion thtin are
Kilo* iv` etiziaell Wader. WINO') 1818011Afat,
A Kin Litflafie afid a IOW ' Murderers
lar. three , in one and like tour ham buildup. at.
When Glengarry wrecked ;,Atirros oroisoltrd roe!.
„ the circus.
The.Million Dollar vomiter. Chait4,4Cale.1111-10,.141.411_1_
The Gangs Runes. and
'The man who buried him. RolltiCege. '
self alive. The liinrder of Joseph MOB ,
%Wader Of Arsenie: TIMQuirk Mystery.
NOt Written like the *ensationn,1 dime novel bvt narratiott;
1101me Chathalni •
of facts as the great'detective living in Toroi-.4":„,' '
To/light.
,Often the Cheapest
Always the Best. -
Miss Wallace had the misfortune ta
slip down on Monday ancl break her
arm. • • -
iss----Eirellfiteastle- has been
ilsaigdetutiLgt
fOcilw4.ek influenza, but.
Ur J. E. Swarti, of Wingharn, son of
Mr Geo Swarts, of' town, has bought
an interest in a Brandon livery busi-
ness..
thMe roseeWali4aid foTouzertrhwrilllidraeyeerfeach
eocnb
month, instead of Thursday as form-
erly. " •
The Nuw BRA'S for Londe,Aoro not
having reached their destinatiote-fliy
iitionlvleayeat:ceeeek, Werevsent out by special
. • .
The Canadian -Fxpreis ..CemPanY •
should. provide it Imal agent with A
telephone for the convenience of the
bminess.public. '
The, Hop that is on for this evening
Pride*, his for its management, B.
Murphy, R Warner and Calvin Street*
and not J Ornitnore as annoy:med.
• Mr IL DOES wishes the NOW ERA tO
a '
state that he v ill not be in it position
to ffUrnis_h ice to peivate residences
theteming surniner. - • -
The.: Choir • of Willis Presbyterian'.
church Will greatlyappreciate the pat-
ronage of. the people If Clinton at -their
Olden 'ryine Concert(' on March 2nd.
Plan now open at W. D. Fair's.
_ .
Seine. Of the Doherty Organ. Oo's
employees have taken • terantwary.
;position in other Places. Amongst
these we kern are Leslie: Sage at
Sttatford," M. • Graeliii and Mr Mc-
Intyre at Stratford., ' •
rices. in Footwear
That Arrest Attention
Qualities
That Invite inspection
---- We are-determined4creduce.:ourimmenSe'AtAck, _
,:and we have made the prices•so low that if you see
the goods you cannot resiit. the,genuine Bargains we
are offering. All Winter Goods must be cleared
out regardless of Cost and many other lines of
Staple goods which we have placed on our bargain
Counters or quick selling. Do' you want the est
value you ever got in apair,of Boots, no matter what
kind you want.. If yen do, just come and put us to
the test, We know we can please you. , Specials for
Friday and Saturday only,
Mens Fine Shoes worth $3.50 and s4.00 going at $2.75
Ladies Vici•Kid Buttoned Boots worth $3.50 your choice SS
Misses Pebble Buttvned Hoot, worth 111.35 and $1.50 only itbc
saie.Get your share at our Great Stock Reducing
; a hilt fellow emplokees lest week. Re is
-gol • ring with C. . B.V. in raised' &SOU 111-1RW of r George Cottle, of
letters thereon, given br Dr, Agnew town. ,
for the same conipeti on amongst _
amateurs, was presented to E. A. Lap- During the atOrmy weather Of last
weet• Whit the roads were impassable,
, 0
Miss Olive Cooper, cf . town, who
teaches 011, the 10th eon. of Goderich
township, Made the trip to and from
her scLoil, on enowthoes. Pretty
good "feat." ' .•%"-•
Gloderich reached here at p. 1121.
ElatOrday, preceded by a snow ploW.
These were followed by the regular
6.15. •-It was aboutten. before a train
reached bere from Goderich for the
east.... At 12.40.a. ne Sunday, the „first"
traintackeillit. from .the -south -since - quartette c crus by . W, P. Spaltling,„
the blockade, and the afternoon - of 1 .e. jitekson, Dr. Agnew, Di IdOlineg .
Sunday an extra passenger train: was ,find a 13:: Dowding ' was very pretty.
tent out. from. Winghitna. for London, . The hit Of.the evening was the rendit
in charge of Coatictor McCallum, • len of a. very original song, (words and.
i
Monday ixiorning• all the traitle"-got, tune being•composed for the occasion,)
away Withinan hour.of their scheduled _which we give below, sung by W. P
time sand have been doing so . to date. .spalding„ and creating great laughter ,
..Freiiht was tif ii-Stiiiiciatill4Of -0Yer--a-Yoii may iiiiiel nit -through Europe . -:
, And AnierVie until. ,
Wee , the company speeding ell ' their
.
energies in keeping passenger traffic TPV11,70,48,14!gh,11'01,1111,370kItt good,
•
.. . . , . . ..
. Init for genuine it004 fe lottrahlp
openr. .
IVIOVLING PIOT Oil:ES. ,--Ort Ttlesd ity, .'1'nkAe nthdePaiSigrint‘Ilt tireVIV1161gwit1136; 0111411
iris to, e iliey'ia up for bronbtoist '
Clearing the Oolflerseys
Two Saturday BARGAINS in Golf Jersey'
The last ten in stock. Now it.is time for them. to -
go. Here is how they are going
$3.064proeys at $2,00
Seven only Golf Xersey8,
400d Styles,. made front fine ,
-..,t.eft Weds, One white and. one
biack; the eat navy or red,
regular $8,00 and $3,50, choice
Saturday Two pollara
$2,150 Jerneys for $1,50.
Three onlyWciollen jerseys,
nice shade of dark myrtle
green, last of our $2.50 flee,
clearing Saterday at each
est dotiar and fifty cent*
•
Silk Waists at $2.50
Saturciry we are 'going to sell six Silk
AigtS for $2,56' each. They are Made from
good quality Tafetta and japan Silks and are
the last of our .$5-40 line,' TWO whites, four
blacks,, aturday your choice at
,
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents.
•
ods
Fob.28th, tit .8 pan * in the Town Hall.
the Salvation Army will present 8000,
feet of moving _pictures of their Great.
International OM grew , recently. held
in London, Eng, AdintantWaketield,
representative of Territorial Head-
quarters, Toronto. who was present at
the Congress, will give a deecriptive
lecture. The scenes produced are the
great review of 25,000 Sitleationists by
General Booth at the Crystal Palace,
the General in his motor car, Commis -
shiner Eva Booth and marcli of the
cattadian contingent, including In-
dians. Cow -boys, Klotidyke pioneers,
Newfonndlend Sailors, the renowned
Vanadiati Staff • Band, and splendid
brass bend and children from Bermu-
da, delegations from all parts of the
globe, native dances, military manoeti-
vres the Army'e nitwit band, Commie.
and British staff. There is abio a set
. of moving pictures illustrating the
Salvation Army Perm CoIony-a gen.
erous quantity, which will be deeply
interesting. In addition to the impos-
ing there will be to lack of the homer-
ons.....0eptaiii Parker, electrician, will
proJeet the °ahoy° 'by. Meatis of the
well-known English bioacope. The
Machine and tonifutient is said to be
the best that has ever been used in
..and tie into they go to e
They keep theball
At toasts° 11 1. wad,
Till every Men within it block
Who's not &woe or dend.
Knows tho Aggregation repregentIng Dilator:
. onottliti •
Talcs William Istoitgong 'Charlie D.
And other sports like you and me.
And genie agate *he phtY a game to win it,
,Y,chn Rangford playa tor pletkinire pure;
John Wiseman Walitii to nicasttre
But when the fun is on you'll find them 111‘,1t.
In the goad Old *IMMO' thee you find
To tournsiments they go,
If they capture gaudy prizes '
, They are Imre to let you know.
For the trophieg &aerate
A certain whidow--just belOW
The Westin! bowlers rrpregenting Clinton.
In trophy, connotation,
And association too. •
Introit always something 'doing
And they're 'elvers thernto do
stoner Coonibe • (Canada's new leader), $oiettiis" :471,3;artourepresentisti Casten.
OBOU118 •
ROI) Una Musk Whitrilt ttt 4oubleu then
go If You're not a bowler
w.
These moving pictures have created a
great sensation wherever shown.
Bandiviaeter Peelchain, of Toronto,
who playa the cornet in five octaves,
Willi* present, and will contribute
some of hie brilliant cornet solos.. If
sat utteu have their trbtibleS When -
They're plekihg cut the pried before they *le It
,Anti °roe in Singles Davy Wen
The Mistreat, otitett, gen „ •
Thatieffrieratsteed tOshOot emile it minute.
Take grefintli here, and fiendoiiiriv,
anaGodefich in their wake •
Theli„TOrOUtOt00, end if you like. •
Niagara on the lake.
Or broad the nd Might a.
this country, The pioteres are fifteen Mar rat tutees toe el
feet in diameter, and the people of IV *jollier britiOli ',own fled thee hens ifi elluton
OlititOn are to be favored with an en. You,I1 end tiothioe sportsmen
tertainment 'of exceptional ',Merit. i1/410.11(irtitga.Ossost bowurs ,
nithect -the-Avor,
taweare bowlingrenreeeotativesfroinelinton at he • referred to was the toe*
Yo e
To have a line AWAY rein 1101tio
Frank Evans had the misfortune to
brealehis whiffletree trying to draw
two ton load of coat out of a snow
hank the other , side of the , railroad
track near the station. The horses
drew him on his kneel some dAstaliCA
before getting them stopped. -
Two hearterare to, be united Wed-
nesdaynext in town. The groom is,a
prosperous, popular and _well known
Stanley farmer. and thThitie a Olin-
tonian belle. We Withhold the natnes
this week, but full particulars will, be
given4n out next. May much joy be
theirsis our beet vvish.
Jae Howe ° was laid up with tie
grippe for a few days the past week.
Ile contracted. the same while trying
to make Blyth one day recently I be
also was,on his way honie from Sea -
forth and got ettlek in a snow bank
witlithe oil rig near "Van lilgiuOnd'S,
where it had to be abandoned, for
neatly a week, before getting it • out.
W. Y." Stevenson, who was ealied ta
St Thomas on business the first Of last
week, left for home Thursday and ar-
rived here Saturday OVROMM after
spending two nights in a passenger
coach stalled in snow drifts. Of course
it is not often One has the privilege of
being °, guest of the G. T. R. and it is
only on an occasion of thie kind that
nny.$ :...,oalativo of our older residents I
about here and around Clinton will re- •
ORO NM be.
' The Signal's Leeburn correepoildent
member Joseph Rye, who used to be
quite active as a horseman at •the
fades in the long ago. ire has been at
SitultSte itlatie for seine years past
and joined in the .dancing at the
wedding reception of his ivandotieeel
Eva klerten, with the full energy of
youth, although in his severity -fifth
year...
A. gentleman freen Toronto recently.
called the attention of Nnw nu& re.
presentative to. the fast t tote ' he had I
seen In Clinton what 111.' 110, never
seen in Toronto, vis : - fintt foam of
hi lospielted horses di 'yeti by
a pair
for ocks
c
Regular Mc.
A BARGAIN in Woollen
Socks for this week tlkat is
well worth Coming after. Mak.
secogids of regular 2,5e puro.
. Wool Socks, selling for 15c per
pair. They will wear 'just as•
well as firsts.
•
100 pairs woolien Smite,
seamiest; feet, made from
• strong, soft. wools, regular.'
eec, this week :selling Per 1511
. ..114.• .•4411,1
$ 115.00
•
• Will buy an ekera choice Can..
:ad:4n Coon toaithat is a regu.-
'lar $00.90 garment.- This'Coat
is made from choice selected
skins, has thick glossy fur
nicely marked and is well lined
throughout, medium to large
slze. It is a. BARGAIN for .
Somebody. We have. another
Coat not quite asheavily furs -
red, that. sold for. $50.�o, you
can have it for ", $35.00 It
is a BARGAJ N. too:
OsMittia ClallY hy our townspeop e) M ;
Tia. ys ai P. DOberty* usnaily ficoOnirAinied
i,oUaestro to si3ella daightful•even. meg did their hest te more stow 14 her Sister -in -la% Aliss Doluot
ug do not fail to see th s wonderful , r ,r4,4,,litiondirg.htligvag,tputea attorbriwfu"' 1Who.hen t°14
Tieketo ran lo procured a thiantb niolgrar t t b was lemma, mew
booic some ot roe, 1,431 • sy and told "Pretty ea -pretty time.'
' from 'OW °Moak
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