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•4nd all* the following week, we make our Open-
ingt,Disolay of Spring Millinery, We extend to
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yonthe freedomof the store. Come whenever and
as often. as you like, and study the new styles at
your leisure. Our Millinea have prepared a col.
lection of high-class stylish Millinery that cannot
but be of interest, and we are confident that a visit
to our Showroom will be both pleasant and i?
profitable. °
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Local NOtiCeS
McCloskey, of cif dermh, for, which he Retsular meeting of town council
aera ist. new wages. apply to itaiss.w
ssEWOOttnit• hut it was also a good Animal, D. M. Kennedy has had the rOof of
Ins residence reshilagled.
A GOOD FEAT. -On Saturday Couch's dallorseless" carriage lias
moroing last, Mr, Din who resides again made its • appearance, The old
near Dungannon, walked tete Gocler. sonie is as active as ever,
Ilmiles away, in time to catch
the early train which he took to exibloatisgtite.r erjcktseitiraereliknall,yw steouira ealraip.4
Motmesialle. He then walked from cents a dozen in Clinton.
trureanto4 Mtolg•ItiotiezutYhoeyet'sd,rao‘reilneipaleulina.
To -m erre erVaturdayrits.A`oril Fools
Day. You wi I be smart a the small
ton over abominable roads, where Mr,
boy does not get the start of you.
Duff had sonar) business to transact;
He got through in time to take the We were pleased to see Mk Arthur
first tai i back, and was in Goderich Couch ab e to take a drive Tuesday,
before 11 o'clock; It wasa, pretty good Although very weak, he feels in fairly'
feats, And shows he is a hustler, good health. •
The streets look very muck better
WALKED IN. -last Friday Martin since being cleaned, and in a feu days
O'Donnell, who was laid off on ac. there will be vesy little left of the'
count of an over flow of water filling winter refuse,
othe gravel pit at Walton, was corn- Beavefis, who has been drilling
pelledto' walk to Seaforth to get a, ;cells iu this neighborhood for several
train, a distance of ten milea. The•
stage, which carries the maili having voeoars sir:1st' orre-rit4ssttliettliai-P7B-Peats
to make tlusdistaneelna given time, kb' h" - -
refused to Garry passengers, po Martin .6. J. Qrijskshas saddeds. one of these
walked behind. and fotand it no trouble .beevatifiA EntentAlesuteN::are
• tuis sssvss kaafsthe Sta,seat besides fixtures. It oae of the, raised kindi
renderiliksessidtithee;te aS•coujale of and made by John Carters -Clintons
losseathats got down -hl -the -maw, -On Herb- Castle haa taken a situation ta-
ttled way.. 4. good many farmers here. the McOlary's• Stove Foundry,London;
the former beinit beautiful 804 141 Loca otes
horse, and looka thongla tt might I X44.14+4,+++,,144,4444401,44401,41
have been a racer itt Ito A'
Morrie this•Week sal a gelding to Mr Onesetuarter of 1005 haa gone.
WANTED.-Mald, da general homework, received over $200; it wits a goed Price, next fonclay,
/OR eS4kN-590 Choice Bos -bushel,. at
20c each, Apply to Joe. Wheatley,
autism eine or setae and Steamy.
Auctiou Sak of as batance of the Chintz
and Crockery stock, on •Yatiorday evening, at
0 O'clock, at Ballard's grocery, suaccseor (o.
R.Vrahain. -
Zonto Zoillegi. •
1 IN I U.'RED.-Lott Pickett while en-
gaged in loadingg square timber at the
Doherty- Organ Co's saw mill received.
ace
urt
That have -Style
And are good values.
• This is the Lace Curtain time, and if large .assort-
• ment, great variety,.4-irew and handsomepatterns
• and good value t cOunt, this 'is the Lace Purtain
o Store. We h tve never had a .stock we were as well
pleased with as that now ori view in our House
Yurnishing Department. It has been selected With „
great care, from the best source s of supply, and
from the lowest to the highest grade, patterns are
new, dainty and stylish.
Lace Curtains 2. and 3 yards long, made from strong
net, in new and neat patterns, several designs to
choose from.
At
soc
At
75c
At
$11.00
At
$1.50
At .
.$2.00
At
Good quality Lace Curtains, full 3 yards long, tape
or batten hole edges, strong net and good patterns ,
At this prise half -a -dozen patterns, everyone'of
which is special. Not ode in the 'loti but s worth
from $1.25 to $1 50. •This year we searched for the
best Curtain we could find in the trade to sell at
this price, and are sure that we have values today
that are not duplicated. All 3S yards long, M to 60
inc hes wide, taped or buttonhole edges. •
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Lace Curtains made from fine strong nets, new pat-
terns, fanc3r border, with plain centre or the mote
staple floral designs, many patterns to select from,
all 3t yards long, buttonhole edges. •
Some exeeptionally good patterns at this priee, de"
signs that are suitable for any room, made from very
fine but strong nets, and also in a heavier, coarser
texture, that are very fashionable this season, all full -
length and good width. -
Extra fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, fang,' lace
patterns; also the new heavy tborclers, Witti plaid
e tres, and some new patterns intsh net, all fiaL
ssan nfr-good width, tape edges. ,,. • •
At Very handsome Nottingham Lace Curtains. newest
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designs in fine or heavy flsh net, white or ecru, full.
$4.5o length and width, with best buttonhole edges,' de-
signs that are suitable for any room,
Swiss
Curtains
Door
Panels
An extra fine assortment of Swiss -
and Irish Point Curtains, white or: •
ecru shades, new and handsome de-
signs, at $5.00, $6,00, $7.0o •
Some very pretty docr panels in Rob-,
binette, Nottinghan-., Siviss and nat-
tenburg effects; of most of them only
one or two of any one pattern; prices
are from 50c to $2.50 each. •
New Carpets.
injuries that la 1
lin) up ot a
while. One end of the log slipped off
its rest allowing the other end to go
up in the air and in its course striick
Lou, under the nose tearing the 'flesh.
-Thelogthen took A -roll jamming -his
ankle against another lag, It was a
eloS0 cell, and a miraculous escape
fsom more serio-us, injery. " • • <
sfird.i„ .LAID - jacksr
lady, who- at one tinse worked for r
Cornish and had the misforaine to abouts found it easier and safer to
have his leg .broken about six weeks walk intotown Saturdaythan to drive
ago, by a box of tea falling on him, -and.some of them eatne , several
while at work in Toronto is still con- miles.• '
fined to his roons. with,,a plaster of " --
Paris cast enveloping the injured. mem- IN BAD SHAPE -The Stapleton
ker. The bones were -not knitting as hill presents a sight.that is hardly con -
rap dly as the doctors thought they ceivable unless one looks upon it. In
should be doing so bad to place it in fact it has been herd to find the hill
the cast; we hope soon to hear of Jac k the past six weeks, the snow. having
being able -0, be around again. •, enveloped it, and On Saturday last
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• WILL OCCUPY TliElit 'NEW
HALL.' --The neW hall above the
Iionibelfloat has. been fleished and,
wili.be occupied by a numberof lodges.
as their meeting place. A platform
has been placed therein' for the head
officer's chair. There is a main hall. a,
paraphernalia room, a candidates • te-
ceptIon room and an ante room for
clothes, etc. • On 117onclay everiinv the:
A, 0„ Ir. transfetrecitheir flxtntes and
working toolet and five other lodge;
will move' shmtly. These are the 1.
.0. Ps Tempters, Hone (Niels, Chosen
,eriends and A, O. 17. W. -
• WATCH FOR THEM. --A. number
of dealers„in cottasesi, cloth .etc. • are
canvassing Ontario with what they.
claim is the balance of • a stook that
was recently damaged. by fire and
•whiela they were offering to the people
farmers particelarly, At what they
claim to be, big reductions in prices,'
• taking.notes payment. :The dealers
have • 'struck Essex County. They.
operate hi the seine way that the steel
rangenien did aifeW years ago. They
Were at Belle River last week from
which -centre four wagons are operat-
ing. it is Wadley have.eight wagons
doing business and will no doubt strike
this section • shortly. Watch .for
• PROSPECTSOF BEING LARGELY
'ATTENDED. -We are' informed tay
those in. command, that inVitatiotts
• have been issued to some sixty Orange
ledges' to join with•Iherr Clinton
btethren in a grand walk andcele:
bration to be held here on the 12th of
July next. . Conamittees are hard at
• work, planning and getting the nec-
essaries within sjght, and they hint at
having some -15,000visit the town that
• day. •If such should be. the ca.se; :• we
feel the hospitality of the town ivill
be extendedthe visitors, And that all
our residents svill do their best' to
make it a galaday, and one of pleastite
to all Who may attend. The coin-
arittee prornises plenty of music, good
speeches by Prominent speakers and
1 will spare neither labor 'or expense, to
i meeting of the council Was called , for
makeyoot visitleog to. pArenninherec . Alex Robinson, of Goderich, who ifi 1.
Monday eventrils to consider the agree- A brother-in-law of Reuben. Graham
anent entered into : between a cern- &nets pitch day. '
mate° from councd and the provisional i negotiating with Mr X Stanley' for • The Electric Light Co has put in
TURF ASSOCIATI)N FoilmED.;-- . . - . . ..
At a large and influential 'meeting of directors of the Cjinton Knitting the sub -leasing of .the Rettenbiiry some nice fixtures fair the Foiesters
00., House Ales is an old time hotel . :Hall, over Tiddall's Bank. -,
• horse fanciers reret at the Mason House andif satisfactory give the the nee- I man and will Make things -hum should •
last week and organized, what still be essary first and second. reading of the be get possessten. , . This early warm spell has hustled
out the awnings, and the business
he has moved to that place and will
live thEast London on Rectory St. -
• Chas*Reid shipped • a• car of. stock
Fridayseantelon. & 44 allis ear of hogs
Monday, and Fitzsimons & on on
Tuesday. The prIce ef hogs still re-
main firm at 6e,• '
100518 a, year full Of Sunday,s. It be-
gan and ends with A Sunday -; has
more Sundays than any other one day
from six to twelve feet of snow still in the Week, and has five inoeths with
lay in the cut out of the hill, the only five Sunday's each. :
passageway beibg found betwee•n the The lawn tennis club are having the
telegraph poles 8,nd•
the •fence on the •Court back of theo: rectory -rolled and
left hand side•. Sotne may asked • why •seeded, so as to be ready as soon as the
has itenp,t been Icept •open ? we •might ground dries out. Their annual meet -
say iftom the looks of it, that all• the ing Will be held next week. •
residents of Stapleton would have had•
' Walter. Itaviii who left here six
a winter's job doing so, and we don't
weeks ago for the west has secured a
think tbe township would care to Pay
the wage bills.• good situation. with a Calgary de.
•• • pattmental store' and is hi charge of
' BUYS THE COAL BUSINESS•-• the crockery departraeot. ••
On Monday next Mr D McCoryie takes vThe aliases Cele, who bave spent the
Oyer the coal business that has been so avintee at Yonkers, N, Y., are expea-
successful-carried on b'y Messrs Hars • ed home in the course of couple
land Bros for many years; This firm • weeks. Their many friends hers will
hos one of the best coal stands in the be pleased. to hear of, their returirs„
province for the handling of Stich fuel
conveniently. and only last season, Grandpa Searle showed us a curiosity
in the form of an oriole's nest, attached
built a Comfertable office and weigh'
scales in connection 'therewith. There to which was hanging one of the
builders, that had become strangled
is included irt the deal, tLe coal shedss by a horse hair getting twisted around
what coal is onshandi office and scales, im neck. ' • '
team of horses, bobs and wagons for•••
hauling coal. In this braneh of their Messrs Mernaan and Courtice *ere
'at work Wednesday sollinkthe bowl7
business Messrs Harland Bros will , be
missed but we wish Mr McCorvie that mg 'green. ,Althoggh the worms have
same large ',Patronage, • Which their . .
been active yet: the' rolling has put
• , the iawn in 'very .gooa Shape ;for a
pred.ecessors enjoyed.
• atarter. , •
is just as important, in proportion to the "1".
use of the room, as any' in your home,
• The shelves, without a covering of some
kind, are as crude and unfinished as your
parlor without a carpet, or your window
without a shade, -;its just a !natter of the
kind of covering in the shelves, required
to add that touch of taste which makes all
attractive And harmony The kind or
• coveriag wet -Men -1 the best is a new
crepe paper, 10 inches deep, one edge.
decorated. Your choice of six colors- -
red, green, whiterblue, yello'w and pink,
put up in folds '10 feet long, and the price
is eight cents per fold.• •
, The above is the story as we know how best to tell it
about • ,
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The best Panty Decoration we know
..0130 thipganores
COME ANP ,apg IT.
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BROKETWO RIBS.-Two.weeks , Miss Mabel Kerr graduate nurse has
ago John johnion, who was avorking seturnedhome from her. case, • and id
in the gravel . pit near -s -Walton, met now open for their engagements.
with an unpleasant and painful egs Orders left; at her home Victoria- St.
perience. From the top of pit to hot. or. address Clinton Post Office will be"
tom, where the wen were working is attended to.• •
about 35. feet, -and a good size stone •Mendayevenbag is 'Council nights,
Weighing about five pounds; fell from . feet your accounts in at once, and not
its lodging above and alighted' on Mr ; reeve them till the last minute. The
olinsani'd back justbelow the should- public School Board meets .Thursdays
.erhlade, breaking two ribs,and caused not having held a session loot month,,
a swelling to appear about the sike of and the Collegiate meets Friday. '
a soup bowl. :He was coinpelled to Tom Wheatley goes to Louisville
lay up for the rest of the day, sand on
this week; where helas secured a good
the morrow Started towork again, but situation This is the ' fourth of
soon found His trouble was more than Doherty Organ Co's employees to go
he could bear. A Walton doctor was there, theothers beingMessrsWhitely,
called and bandaged Mr johreon R.olibeck, Lappine. • •
since which time he has been eonflneo • -
to his room at his boarding 'mime. Ramps has it that -Mr Jerome An.
We are .pleased • to be . eble to state drews will likely finish the assessing
that he is progressing favorable arid of the town, oyving to the _present
willsoon be around again. .•; serioua illness of Mr Thos Walker,
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who has been confined to his bed 'for
•COUNCIL MEETING: -s A special the past three weeks.
Often the Cheapest
Always the Bes
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Spring Footwear
We are making extensive preparations for a big
Spring Sale of Shoes. For the balance 6f this
Month we will continue our Great Clearing Sale which
has been thus far a grand. success. We .have yet 'a
limited supply of miscellaneous goods Willett We Will
.clear,out regardless of cost.. .
' OUR BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOL BOOTS at 90e
And $1 are the beet valued ever offered in Clinton.
OUR MEN'S FINE BOOTS at $2 -and $2.25 are
, • tirade *inners.• '
•. You should see the values we are offering in Ladies'"
• Fine Boots, $8 and $8.50 Boots, going at $2. We -may s
ha,ve your size left • • , ,
You cannot judge of the values we • are giving, up. ,
less you come snd see. Na.trouble terShow goods.
We know.we can saye you money on Footwear. .
Do you need Rubbers or Ittabber Boots.? We have
jest *bat vett want. We are tole agents in Clinton for
Kant Krack and Granby Rubbers. We helieve they are '
• the best and they idon't cost eny. anon- than the inferior
Kinds.. We giterantenever3r pair. Why not have the
Our prices keep us busy all the time
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; Local News.
• Mr Fred Hill will occupy the house
vacated by Mi Will Ross.
• Easter Holiday rates Mare been an-
nounced and extend from .April 20th
Mr and Mrs Sweet have taken up
housekeeping in Ales Little's cottage,
Mary St.
David Dickinson has do far recover-
ed his health as to be able to be on the
Variety and values in this big Carpet- stock that
are not equalled in any store hereabouts. Hav-
ing a double outlet means that we can show just
double the number of patterns we possibly could,
had we only one store. New Spring Stocks are
all in, and greater variety to select from than ever
before. All Carpets over 50c cut, made and laid
w.tb.out extra charge._
Tapear-Y-CanietS-Englighs
25 or more patterns in 'English Tapestry Carpets, good color ,
ing and vvearing qualities, cuts made and laid ate(' /EA
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per yard
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Balmoral Carpets -English.
8 patterns in Balmoral Carpets. These will wear better than
a cheap Brussels. Cut, made and laid at per yd 65 900
to
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Brussels CarpetS-English..
15 or 20 patterns in first class Bruseels Carpets. the best Car
pet to buy, because it gives the best wear $1 .00 tOS1125 •
Out, made and laid, at per yard
Velvet Carpets -English.
Fine grade Velvet Carpets, thick, close pile, good eolorings,
will stand any amount of bard wear
l'$1 25 $135
made and laid per yard,
IIMINNIMEarvtegAWMAlinfl
Axminster Carpets -English. • 7 s
Several :new designs in heavy English Axminster Carpets,
thick, close pile, with rich, soft colorings, Cut, =deed' MI
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and laid, per yard i ou
Union Carpets -Canadian:
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20 patterns in Canadian Union Carpets, colors guareatiteed
not to run, stock absolutely clean and free fromnn rn
au to Due,
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grease.. At per yard
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Woo Carpets- ana Ian.
• . Neat colors, made from clean, pure Wool, free from greake oto
any impurity, colors guaranteed not to runt 7 g a5 $1
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many new designs •U,s U
Hodgens Bros
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Dry' Coods - Clinton.. -
iiiiiii•liossiommow
known as the Clinton Driving club. bitrYolltsra• • 13 tilp °wwbeetebessasbey
technical „point olnanaie Laing was compell• ed to lay places again present a summeelled ap-
All present were of one opinion that a - could legally
grant the loan as , , up for a few days the past week owing pearanee.
'place for speeding was neededin town, ked for vvithout a
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Instead of having to use the streetespecial act of perhainett, when a town to having suffered a strain' to his Mr :Geo Routledge is moving his
Assruntitaitteer-cotnposestr-V-Messr -
bssatelsayiarng-mart.thae...40„.ss r__________shoulder. He • was in betWeen two famil this father-in-law's in Mullett;
C"PP,ehairman, G Jenkins; Jas Flynn, cent of the axes levied in such ,aavitv: .
- es cam, fixings it-ilcnizekte of the enti-ler as e au e away a good. dea ceng
.1 A King and,M Hill, were agpointed After diecussing the matter the Uteri • when they came.together, giving am mason -work. • •
to solicit members and R Gra run was
was instructed to .write the Municipal
World, for advice on the matter; until
this arrives it will be left ha obeyaficee
an unpleasant squeeze, -
A St Marys paper complains because
of the difficulty of locating. the pro-
posed new post:office. There's al!
ways some..difficulty in such cases,
even if the location- decided upon is
the very best • one possible. Clinton
has hadithis experience. • '
and the best mode of_procedure under
the circemstances. Wednesday etren- The steamer Lakeside, made the trip
ing a free and eady discussion of the from Port Dalhousie to Toronto, , on
Monday, _forcing hers waas-PitrilY:
-matter- ensued -until -a, -later-hoer;•sand
thl.ough the Ice in order to make the
-harbos the first boat of -the -season,-
and the Captain gets a' silk hat as a
prize, The purser on the boat is
Percy Holmes, fornierly of Clinton,
done in the On axle gazette and loca As shnwinq hate natnes become
paper, but at the same time take the '.'hereditary" it rnikht bo mentioned
necessary steps to have the bylaw that Mr Albeit E Turner was, asked
the other day what "14.," stood for, and
he rePlied "Edward," it was my great-
grandfather's tanne,my grand -father's,
my fether'6,18 my own, and have
handed it clown to my sem!' -
• • Mrs'Galbraith epenedup her. dress -
elected secretary -treasurer. The half making. parlors in connection • with
mile track on the Andiewe 'farm has Messrs Tozer & Brown's- dry goods
-been leased and will be fixed up, for store, Wednesday. • •
the convenieneq..of members. Messrs s
Mr Lorne Tygdall, who has been In
Andrews get for the use of the track the hoapital for 14 feW weeks, was able,
$35 per t -ear, • We expect to see a •to be taken to his home in Mullett, . on
number of speeding biasses brought to Saturda3r, and is quickly recovering
light this summer, and this . Will in. all • his normal health.•.- .
probability arouse some speed teste
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before thesseaepe is over. - Mr Lester Whitely, of the St
-Tlioniaretstreelette StaffStai well krieWil""
For the third time within a Week
the council has been in session con-
sidering' the Knitting Company bonus,
n Donal)
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ORGA-N-IhING---is-no-better Clintonian) has tendered his resignas
indication that the "good old 'slimmer tion in order to aocept , a better posi.
time" is near, than to hear of summer tion at Belleville.
pastime clubs beginning, to talk of air Meek Doivozer, Who - went to
holding their organization meetings. Denver sometime ago for the benefit
The first to get into active work has• of his health is expected home short.
been the Golf Club and its 'members, ly .. we are sorry to learn there has
held their meeting last Friday even- not been the improvement looked for,
ink in the council chambers. The ' Chief 'Wheatley • Was out in the
•officers elected were • -Patron and • couttY Wednesday putting into exe-
Patroness, Mr and Mrs.Richard Rens- cution a judgment summons againet a
ford; 'President, Thos Jackson jr ; young man, 'who got: a buggy on
vice, Dr Agnew; secretary treasurer, credit, but allowed the credit to - go
M D laleTaggart ; asst. secs „Miss too long, • ,
Kelly- executive, „Messrs Dowding,
G. 1), MoTaggert, and McLean. • The Finding the roads last Week too' bad
old golf grounds have been leased, and fortravel; Mr Roblk sehool. inspector,
some features -are to ' be instituted to decided to devote his time to an in -
make the season one of pleasantness 10 spe 'Mon of tliefown schOols,. Clinton,
its members. They purpose having a Blyth and Wingharn, .receiving 1118
series of competitions throughout the attentien; • . - '
season and the ladies mirposesholding Toronto Saturday night speaks of
every two weeks Golf teas, which are a !violjn. recital at the ,Conservatory of
so fashionable amongst, city clubs, ' music • given by Master 'Campbell
Weeks deccompnied by Miss Lillian.
waeunauy
session the next evening and procem),
aecoraihg to law, by making appli-
cation to the Legislature.for a special
act, have the prescribed advertisin
passed in town. This plan Waa
thought advisable so as to facilitate
matter/4, as the company wish to get
building as soon as possable.
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• DEATH OF SAMUEL IIILL.-An.i • The tinsmiths inform us that there
other of ciurVery old residents, Samuel has been ti, ' greater denaand for sap
Hill, passed. over to the Majority on pails this spring ; notwithstancling the
Saturchtylast,.itt the age of f30 years, fact that the season has been an tin.;
5 months and 7 days, The deceased favorable one, Owing to the too warna
during his early life was an active weather .by day and night:- rnaple
business man it. Toronto, where he sugar Makmg requiring sunshiny days
accumulated considerable of this and frosty nights, to produce that
world's goods. Nearly fifteen years
ago he moved to Clinton, and: has
more or less made his home here, re-
siding with Mrs Thomas Hill and her
daughters on Wellingtmi street, they
being cousies to the deceased. Mr
Hill ,was benevolent and kind, and
never seen one, in want that he did
not assist, To the salvation army lie
was especially so, always: taking an
active interest in their welfare, and to
this 'seek, he eontributed generously
While alive; also donating $100 to the
Army by his will. Clinton's hospital
aisle for a donation of 400.
ta ti legacy to, toWn• .01010 14 hetes: and 9. ,rooater-
White Le horns' tancl:Plymotith Rock,
0,0 /, NOTES,-baske.t ball is all
beautiful maple taste. .
W MacIntyre, of town, 'has purchas-
ed the milk business rand good will
from Mr Churchill, started . on
the routeWednesday, IVIrChorchill has
been long tiesociated, with the milk
business, and the sale raMoVeS fro-
quetit caller from many homes in
town. Mr McIntire will get his milk
supply however. rain Mr Churchill's
herd of cows,
F. Jackson.'" T e latter is the accom-
plished daughterofMe T. Jasskson, Jr,
the rage at the Collegiaterstnow. A
competition it on furlongs six teams The. expense occounts saf the trro
composed of nopils foul teachers, and legislative enrulida,tes in .Easi"' Huron
these are playing &series of five games have been published. It coat Mr. Arch.
for a trophy. McKinnon's tnani IS in Hislop $152.05 to conduct his campaign,
the lead,with John Ilumbalrs second. While the expenses of Mr. Jones 130V-
1Vbile they are besy with the above man were $50.25. '
game thoughts however are .,rife forMfails in itchell Advocate :-Dr and Mrs
itition'airecitifigs*IIR4-fielcis soon: ' A'
the footbinit season, , itit6 an &on.
asetasosszstrassislass6a likely stbeautifol ;hone
Cull, entertained quite a number of
number of new player/4 are attending
Wednesday evening in honor Of 'Miss
the school this term, and these will From the st of December to March 24 :Brewer of Clinton, who is a guest of
• stengthen the team, considerably, The Miss Ci.;11. A very pleasant time was
literary society is closed for the suin- they htid 866 eggs, Which petted -him
$0. Their fee( 00st Mtn 134 ; the care slums by ampsesens.
Mer months.. The exeoutive committee btienistgw,ed on t bin was a mere past " "
. The recOgnized holidays'of the srear
of the Basket Ball teams are arranging s are AS follows ..-Good Friday, April
with the Goderich O. I, for a game or number of children were bortita t eill. An ohl time bnsiness firm is recalled 21. Queen's Birthday, Wednesdity,
seises of games as can be agreed on, but one son renntiniS Seine 60 Years by the visit to our tolvn of a former May ea, Dominion Day, Saturday,
Miss Items Keys has seturded to school ago while the decease was in business
after a long and serious Illness. We in Totonto Mt S. G. PluMmer Was an Ing, who is at present the ;most of Mr
Clintoinan in the person of Mrs Whit.
4th. ohristnias, Monday, Dee 45.
July 1st. Labor Day, Monday, Sept.
learn that plans from the architeet has apprentice to him in the tanning and asse T,, cettle mensis & Wait.
1
but they do net meet witli the agfrov. Monday intermerit taking place in 4
ing wits the firm's tonne, t ey eolnIncts
sag it fnenitUrn 1111816(ms here many ...dateri4
tyadftdnidtiTonhatnoktehaelsvehicgotonea704qiueblIfixoelai;
arrived for the remodeling of the sehittil ' industry. The funeral WAS he'd 011
The following circumstance is given
to show the possible profit there is to
boys in raising roultry, A boy in
1VIrs MAI and each of her daughters,
including Mrs Chas Baker, of Ciodeer
ich township; the balante of his estate
goes to his sot in Tosento. His wife
predeceased him before coining to
Clinton to reside, and . although
al of the property committee, r. 13. Clinton cemetery. Rev Marini's years ago. 10 Whiting is a btother.
in.law of Mr. COttte, end the family
have reSided nowmanville since.
M. litcLea,ri, Who.knowe the school like offieiating at houseand grave, assiete
a book, its faults and its imperfections by the Army offleers. 'the pall bear-
, has also drawn anclueubtnitted plans to ers were Meseta Thos Jackson sr., Jas
Ihoard, and between the two will likely MeCiathettv sr ,. David CantelOrkThos
get a eatiefactory plan,. This will he, Cottle, Jas *Math and Henry Bakers
ideeided on this efeiiing, Friday.
Roy Wanted.
They're leaving for Cubascleta; be.
fore doing so Mr Whiting will renew M on to Willi printing. NEW Ed°
Old acqualntanteahipe in town. •office,
iftiolstloinov 7.0
This cut will give you a good
idea of the style and appear -
ailed' of our $10 Raincoat.
it is 'made .frOM all -wool
cloth, lined throughout..
Tailor-made, correct in style,
and faultless. in fit, • We
could ask SI 2 for it and
still be giving good value,
Other toms $7.50, $12, $15.50
to better values anyWhere,
utilities good and styles right
1110DGENS BROS.
COMING SORE
.CUNT0'0,- ONTARI
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