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The Clinton News-Record, 1905-01-12, Page 44 sionnamannor. The Campaign in Huron, The campaign is now begluning warm up and from iteltv to the even- ing of the 20th the temperature: will be OM normal. In South Iluren Rev. McLetnian still continues in the duel capacity of pastor and candidate, but :politics is occupying his time to the altmest entire exclusion of the ;pulpit. Cou- ple this with his tacit defence( of the Miunie M. expedition, the .0ba1lot bur- , ning and switching and yew have a state of affaire .at which the Preeb‘y- tery is beginning to hold up its hands in holy horror. Mr. Lack Ken- nedy is now in the riding and is °un- derstood, to be assisting the Liberal candidate. M. , Kennedy is a_ well- known party worker, with a Predil- ection for close ridings. He was sec- ond in command of the Minnie M. and will doebtless be able to give the reverend candidate a few pointers on "How we won the $ea with Booze and Boodle." In the; West riding the opposition t• the Ross candidete is daily be- coming strodger and than he will be • defeated seems almosta certainty. He is a clever speaker and has a personal followtng, that is somewhat due to his sire's renown, aiut no one realizes hotter than him- self that he is leading a forlornlope. In the East Messrs. ,Bowman and Instep are carrying on a go-as-yote please campaign and though Mr. Hislop has a majority of over 400 to start with, he is hustling about as if ee had already seen the writing on he wall. The Rose Government doei not amen any sweeter in East Miran than elsewhere and •everybody but n partizan Grit is free to confese The Gamey ineeting held in Exeter on %Wednesday of last week was one' of the largest political gatherings ever held in the riding. The two pub - lie halls were secured for the occa- sion and after both were crowded to the door's, there was a crowd unable tto gain entrance which would have filled another hall. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Gaffing and M. M- iser. Mr. Gamey made a splendid bri- t". pression. '4 The Unaudited Provincial Accounts The Premier in Toronto at theend of December • made this statement "There was an auditor today who. had the same power as Ma, adacdene gall and some people thought too much power -were not the fitinneee of the Province safe in his heyls." This assumes that the . auditor .a6es really audit all the Provincial C.O.. counts. The Premier meant- to ;Say' so and as he is Provincial, Trea,surer he ought to know. • a But the auditor does not:: tell the • same _stony. He was ?examined before the; Public Accounts • Committee in 1902- arid' ex- plained that he audited the :Provie- cial Treasurer's aceounts nut • lief those of the other departments. Now these departments are where the money first reaches the hands of the officials of the Goverhinent. it is their ' duty to •pay the moneys re- ceived by them over to the treasury and whatever the treasury -receives is of course properly audited. • But who checks over :and :audits the accounts of these departments and of the officials who first receive moneys from the public. It is tele.- •tainly net the auditor. His. version - is quite different from the ,Premier'S.• The Provincial Auditor ozi his pub- lic examination in 1902 answered thus : "You audit the -books • of the dlTfer- ent departments ?" Ans. "Yes, in a general wan as to rthe results." . ?" "You check all their iweitirrts and vouchers Ans. "We cannot exeniine them he This is a very serious omisshm when the very large sums ere. con- sidered which reach the depertments from outside, from timber dues,. -tim- ber and laquor licenses, corporation - fees, ,etc. The auditor admits that the pres- ent System permits this practice and yet fails to secure 'e proper -audit at first hand and at the cashbook as he says it is only "in 11 genenaI Way as -to results." On being asked what amount pass- ed through the Crown ;Lands Depart,- ment books in 1902 he says it' epee unted to over a million and a Inalf dollars, $1,634,133.00. ' Then this question. was asked in or- der to test whether such a receipt was unusual.' "Do you know of an instanee whe- re a person has 'sent a cheque direct to the Provincial Treasurer ti merit of his account in the Crown' Lands ?" Ans. "It is Very selnomvere ex. ceptional in connection with the Cro- wn Lands accounts." • - The result is that out of a total revenue of $6,200,000,00 over '$1,500,- 000.00 is annually reeeived lily offi- clais of the Crown Lands Departme- nt and the only audit of their books is, as -explained by the Provincial Auditor, "in a general way as to the results," "we cannot examine them individually." This explains why. the Provireiali Treasurer never received from Mr. M fred Macdougall the gums received* him and which his trial 'would._ have disclosed. ' Is it in the interests of this Prov - Ince to retain a. Government widen collects $1,500,000,.00 annually with- out any audit 'of the acconats con- •nected /therewith. 4•••••••••••••* ....aria& as...* ••• 4•••••••=*.wi W • Northeast Stanley, Mrs. Orr of Winhipeg and Mrs. Mossis of Boissevain, same provitice, who have been vlifiting the Stewart, Glenn I and Ma.efarlane have had theft stay lengthened by the ill- ness Of Mrs, Orr's little daughter with pneumonia,. Mr. Adam Stew- art's family Were also dowit with the same trouble, but we are gied to be able to say that all are now getting better. Political Diary. May 29, 1902--Provincia1 elections : Government, 50 ; Opposition, 48; majority, 2. May 81, 1902 -Mr. Mare Liberal Member for North Renfrew, dies. Mejority, 1. • Aug. 23s -Premier Ross. returns trona • eorouation. Sept. 1 -Globe has editorial en, "The Ontario Situation" -:-"To men • ' who were abjectly elidgug. office or to men who were mean- ly eager .to grasp office the sit- uation ';woUld doubtless present temptations." Sept, 11--Cilerbe has editorial on "The Ontario, Situation," suggesting a coalition. Sept. 12 -Mr. Whitney asked by min- ister al the etown to meet an- other minister and discuss coan. Mon. Mr. Whitney met the min- ister with the result that the proposal wee declined by hlin, Jan. 7, 1903 -By-elections in three norths. Goaermeent majority, 5. Jan. '80 -Gamey interview in Globe, Government majority, 7. (per- haps.)' • ' Fel. 2 -Ross at Newmarket announo- •-es his determination to 1-1-geh-t. Feb 26 -Ply -elections in North York and 'entre Bruce result ia vic- tory for each ,side, 1VIajotity Un- changed, , • . March 10 -Legislature opens, IVIarch 11-R. R. Gairley make § larib, ery charge' ia the house, Major- ity, 5. jUne 30 (about) -Death ot Dr, Bridg- . land (Muskoka) reduces mejor- ity to 4. • ' Oct. 27-By-electiona in Soo and Mus- koka fail to strengthen.. govern- ment majority. . Remains at 4. Den 26 -By-elections e in North Ren- frew, Dunlop (Conservative). • wins by 500. Majority/anew 3, • All the by-elections Protested. The trials- were fixed by the jud- ges for January. • Jan, 14 (190.4)-4he day fixed- for the first,of the election eases, North York. The call Of the legislatu- • re forestalled • the trials, -and the • government got throegh theoses- sion with its majority. intact. Sept. .6 -North Perth (Liberal) ' va-. • cated for corruption. Sept. 16 -Soo (Liberal) vacated for corruption. . Sept. 20 -Centre Bruce (Connereative) .petition .disinisSed. • • Sept. 22a -North York (Liberal) race:. • ••ted for corruption ' Sept. 27 -Dunlop • (Conservative) re- • signs in North Renfre.W. . SepC 27e -1 -North Norfolk (Liberal) ifa.• • cated for corruption. , Sept. 27-Governtnent majority 0. Dee. 13 -Yet another eleetion petition reinained to he disposed of, en: :the jtidgen: teak their seats . at Owee•SOund they henna,.O. telegraph nreseage- e from •the .clerk of the honse, announcinn• ' than • the trial could .not on., • -Pale Weak Girls. OBTAIN' BRIGHT EYES, ROSY CHEEKS AND PERFECT HEAL- TH• THROUGH THE USE : OF .DR. WILLIAMS' pliNK PILLS; 'Miss Jennie Burrows, Rigault; Que., says : ."1 *rite to ,thank you for the wonderful benefit your ,Dr.' -Williams' Pina Pills have done. rife.. I aminow 22 years of ago, but from. the •was fourteen I did net enjoy good health. • A: .counle of years. ago while attennieg ecnool I grew.. worse, and the .Sister n in charge called in a doce tor. ----After treating. me for , some 'time, without, any Improvement, he told me that 1 mast discontinue my studies, ttnien I got belie; I was sent to 'Caledonia Springs. The nrst Month 1. was there it seemed to help .me, but, like all the medicines I had taken, the 'hen) 'Was oilytimp tiorarn. and I relapsed into- my former cOndi- mi. I• grew. • So .pale.and wax-lik• e that strangers called .me the wax fig- ure. My heart 'would beat So vio- lently that I could hear the aoise it made. I Was so Weak I could not walk a block without suppert, or Without. renting :two eir three times. My head *Quin sometimes Ceche :so violently is to almost drive- me Wilid and at other times I 'Would groW go dizzy 'that I -could nett ntand. All this • litnel was taking treatment; but all the time, wee getting worse and worse, and I hardly hoped • ever to be better again. At this time I read in e newspapet of a somewhat similar case cured by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, nd 1 determin- ed to try them. By the time r had lased :a half dozen boxes I had im- proved a great deal. Prom that on, week by week, I gained in 'health and strength, until by the time I ,had used leveh • boxes I was'. enjoying better health than I had done for years. I am now well end strong, and thank God for the blessieg of good health your vvolittlerful Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pitts have emiferreettpori me. I would strongly adyise every weak and • ailing girl who reads -this to lose no time in taking Dr. Wil- liams'. Pink ?ills,'' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'wired Miss Burrawe'becauSe they trade the • rich red blood neCessary to &WC ditties" from the systeni. These ptile go straight down to the root of the Matter in the blood and cure' that. That is why they num all trouble due te bad blood. Aneetnia, pale- ness eruptions of the- skiff, 'palpitia- tion, headaches, kidney teen*, rheu- matism neuralgia, and, n host Of other: tioubles, all -are due filo bad blood a,ed. are speedily routed from the eystera by the rieh, red blood inede by the use of Dr. • Williams° Pink Pills, Don't take a substitute; see that the full eaine, "Dr Wil - Hams' Pink Pale for Pale People," is printed on the wrapper • around each box, Inlhi doubt you Can get- the pine by mail at 50 tents a 'Mon or SIX boxes for $2,50 'by writing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 'Brockville,. Ont. • CONVIiNIENT snronom TO NEW YORK. Is via Grand Trunk arid • Lehigh Valley. Through Pullman Sleepers. Grand Trunk Agent will Make ,reser. MUM and give full information, „ The Clinton liewe.Record "NUALMNUARY, SALE $7056 'Overcoats at $5.00 Black Beaver Overcoats. lined throughout -with _good linings, velvet collar' Frencia faced, cut In the popular style. Regular ° $7.50,/nor january Sae,, S5 00 15 eents • 15 doz, pairs Men's Wool Sox the kind that sell at 25c. in the ordinary way. These are what the maker calls "Seconds", but will give splendid wear • For January Sale our price will be per pair 15 cents • $zo,00 Oercts at • Mien's Overeo te, Dark 0 kneed Grey, cut in the very latest style Velvet (Toiler, French Faced! • .thaff, good Bangs throughout, Cur regular $10.00 line, for 'January Sale% Money Saved .by Ordering a Suit NOW tiere are some of the chances we are giving you 'to save money on an Ordered Suit: We have but one reason. for the price -cuts, but it is a good. one :-We must get in enough orders to keep the work -room busy during the quiet season. 'SCOTCH TWEED SUITS • CANADIAN TWEED SUITS SCOTC11 TWEED SUITS made to order for $J'°' made to order tor $12 85 made to.order lor $17 75 Suite made to order from pure Handsome designs in pare wool, 15 suit ends of high °lase Scotch were $18.00 and $20:00, for our January navy serge, made to your oidet, With sold at $22,00 and $24.00, Made to ' are good for all that. Just a few suit fast of our lines that sold at $15 and your order in Alstyle, each,. li ends in the lot, and our regular prices $16.50; also an extra .good black or lest ones that are left of lines that Sale we will make thein to Wool genuine Scotch Tweeds. These Canadian Twe.T.:_fe correct in every are not this season's patterns but they particular, all this season's goods, the $12 50 good trimroln 8, te first- eirYle. during idWititerSale °Lull 2 7 . 5 your order during our janu. vi 7 7n . Tweeds, Al patterns and quality,. will airySale for. , , ... ... . ...... 4111*(0 wear like teatime, ail new this. season, . ....."-..-1-.-. GET A FUR $22 coat at 810.00 . .1.,only brow.n Calf Cfoat, soft skin, well - • • made and lined, regular 422.00, for January Sale.., 'IP $O Coon Coats $4t ' . • cholee2only , VaTZ.Psnki?.40;0(iolaitinTst.dZP; marked, a cost we sold 431030- at $50,00, for$42 00 Jenwery Sale the last two are marked . g . • • $1.50 Cardigan Jaekets $1.15 $11.9C) Odd Underwear. COAT NOW. $30 Coats at. '$2i- very ehoice garments, madefrom • selected skins, well lined, a coat that will give sexeellent wear, reular. $30.00, for januarY$25 00 rae., .. .j.........-.. ..... , . ... $60 Fur -Lined Coat $45,00 •, • . 1 only Fur -Lined Coat, outside of, good , black Beaver, • Mustreat-lined, wombat collar,tAK nn regular 060.00, for January Sale . .. . .. . . .. . . letthuu White Odd Shirts and Drawers, in fleece-lined,union and or Colored all -wool. Also some extra fine Scotch wool garments -all. to clear at greatly reduced prices. If you want an extra . Shirts Shirt or pair of Drawers, this should be yeur.chance. ,i - $8..o6 Suits for $5.00 Grey Frieze0 ver - cants, French- Faced, . Velvet Collar, a • strong,. firm, stadisli coat. begin tar n7.50, for•Januaey Sale, - • . 25 Men's Suits, made from all -wool Tweeds, • ' good patterns; dark colorS; good linings, every garrient.well made. • The last " of lines that sold. up to 18.ob, " for January Sate, • choice : $5.00 $7.50 Overcoats at $4.94 9. 75 Nobby Tweed Over- coats, cot in the -popular full style Vvith 'belt, goeal linings. euin Reguler $I.3.50, for January Sale, $113.50 Overcoats at $0.75 . Clothiers :Things To Forget, "I said in Pa previous .speech that would he glad to forget •poinething," -Galan' Reiss :in his speech • at Temple Bldg. on Dee. 30, 1904. Puhtin reeponsintility is ;lot tie* to - me. • As °Guilty ewe:More ,Merre-' ber ,of the Legislature arid Justice. of the Peaee, 1 have served the Public for many Ypurs. 1 have reluctantly come to the'vonclusion that Public honor in 'Cinana has :steadily • de- clined." . •• • : ;• Police Magistrate -Meted at Bel- leville Dec. 9th, )1904. . • "Thet the declared number: of vote es for Mr.. Meenish largely exceeded the ,number of Nina fide votes •past • . Confession signed by D. Maceish , • at the trial in St, Thames june 1899 and put' in by Mr: Ayles- • worth. •1" Here is Mr. Jackson, a Inwycr in • Ingersoll, has associated with men .'04 the lowest possible 'character.. It is evident he mut have desired evidenee • to be made 'to. procure the proving of charges in this :petitiorta Thereds nO dOebt ..of it. Nothing was ever heard lin my. experience before like it. . It 48 to trace outaall these underground ,influencee." . Mr. Justice Street at the trial in South Oxford' 1902. • • "The matter iA important, the char- ges' serious and the l evidence all one way, that is to lsay, there is no con- tradiction. There was no regard to• : the law in a clunter of offences in - eluded in that company. . We find the active members of the party, or those in responsible positions, Or who had influence to brihgt-abont results, all active. McClurg is the ofiicer who is employed, ,Sutherland is with Sutherland and McClurg both go af- ter midnight or about 2 apin. to Curie'shouse where he . is in bed. Sutherland who wee the general :of the whole campaign and the chief officer 'in -charge.* The Olra,neeIlor at the 'trial Sault Ste. Marie oie.the "lVlinnie M" charges. Instead of taking voters Kennedy cliOse to collect together t a lot of rascals wno were prepared to commrt this erime. I think the een- clueion ts irresistible that • Kennedy was in eharge of these men: with the knowledge and • authority Of Suther- land, and that the knowledge abd authority of Sutherland was such as `to make the respondent responsnile for what was done under the author- ity and by the connivance and Aim. - tion of Kennedy." • Mr. Justice Teazel at the trial al Sault Ste, Marie on the ' "Minnie M" charges, " We find the elase involved in the "Mitmle M" charges to be proven and we find aineney proven through Sutherland, Coyne, Pergueon or Ken- nedy and Galvin." .`‘'. The Chancellor at the trial at Sault Ste. Marie. ..414....4*.••••14•41• CLINTON. Responsible Government,.. ArS the Governrrier:t merely respon ble to Parliament, or are ,they ..• re- speesible for the present intoleralbl system :of manipulated ballots' Let as 'not judge unfairly, : Wha : have the Government to:do with tak .ing- the vote in, an election. ? Are they in, the, banns of unserupulous lienehmena-•• *he contrive -evil ,and are they powerless to prevent it 1, • Let." t.s read thc Election -Act.. ' The. Government can and' 'do Selec-4' every retturideg officer (sec. 32- 61 R. 8.0: 1897, cap. 9) no Conservative • has been so appointed for over thirty Years, . •• The returning officee nrotrides the • helfee woees (S. -45)- appoints the. dee .p.uty • aeturnrng•-offieers (S. 64) gets :the ballots printed (S. 60) procures the votern lists ,(S. 84), and provides polling booths (S. 60.) . The deputy ;retaining! offices ppo-; hit their poll clerks (1). : Its this' way the whole poling: yea- chinery is placed th the hands of Line peals app.oint their deputies to take the . tinder this •arrangenient fraudinent • ballot boxes; have -taken the plate of 'the genuine articl,:, allote• have .bfoorli switched and eubstituted, the oaths ilaNeAleen curtailed.ArAl tho_egateein_en: . has been manipulated. • '• Th the ayetetri, or the men :emPlOY- • ar the Government responsible. Were these erimes merely occasiodal, .those actually employed' Se hee- ded to aceount. But can the Government, who have for 30 years perpetrated ,the system, (mane reeponsebility for its, main- tenance,• when their majority ih the 1 egislature has enabled them to in- aist, on the passing °parts to free the electorate from the terrible • ere, rues tomfnitted in the name of free inetitutiehs.? Thetainight aat leant; to be :Ale- to show . one successful (dr even tmsucc- assful) prosecution. 11O1OcoVi11e,.. • • • .1. 7 The amulet meeting Of the cbeeee and •butter company . was held lest e Friday with good attendance• . of ' those most concerned. The reports t showed the year :to be a good one,' e notwithstanding -the :rather lew pei- bes• which prevailed. • Two-thirds Of the debt contracted for instelling the ,better plant has now been ,egid. The election. of • officers resulted as fon, • President anSalei timan, J. Coneol- • Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. aiangdoin ot Arthur, Wellington county, returned Name on Monday after a short 'visitiath Mr. and 'Mrs. F. (Immingham. Miss Victoria Hawkins has again reterned to Chicago. Mrt, IVIeLcod, who has been Vie- iting in the village, returned to his home in Detroit on Saturday. Miss Myrtle Small ie udder the ea- te of the doctor. I Will. B. Hawkins had ) the Misfor- tune to 'dose a fine four-yeareold on Saturday which Is a great loss to IVIre, William Richardson Sr. spent a few days With her daughter in Dungannon this week. • The Old log school house,* which has long been a, land mark in thiS village, was sold and removedthio pat week. Ifs tetnoval greatly improve the eppearanee af the present school and grolaale. Miss 'Annie Ounnifighaine, Goderich, Spent a few days With her parents hiring the past vreek. Mr. and Mrn. John Cannibeill of BO - gat was in the village laat week, An advertisemeet in The News- Iteeord brings good results. 41. Sie.-Treasurer, A. J. Courtige. Directors -C, W. Willianise G. Hob: ) land, .1. Jenkins,. J. B Lindsay, BABYjS.. OWN TABLETS. . ° This •medicine :comes as a ineSsage of Wove of all worried mothers. rt is the best tbing, in the world for s,t0M- ach, bowel and teething trouibles, :which mikes little ones weak, • niokly and peevish. It will • make , nom: baby well„ and keep it well, andyea have a positive guarantee that. it eontaies no opiate or harmful drug, Mrs. 'James Hopkins, Toberrnoran, Ont„ says e have used Baby's Own Tablets and: would not :be without therm Mothers who have sickly,..cross, and •fretful cnildrea will find these Tablets a great blessing.j? These are strong, hopeful' Words frown, mother Who has proved the value of Baby's • Owe Tablets.. This niedidine is sold by all druggists or sent by mail at •p cents a -box, by writing .The Dr. Williams Medicine Co„ •Brockville, Ont. *St. Helens. ' Mr. J. Brown, school teacher % at St, Helens, , has returned to. his dut- • lea atter spending his holidays et his home at Dundas. • Messrs. Ross Reid and Herman Phillips have returned alter visiting friends' in 'London. Mrs, Sant. Durnin has returned fr- orn aft extended visit to friends • at the Soo and .other plates'. Rev. - fn. B. Clark, rector of All Saints' church, London, conducted the serviees in Christ ehureh, SC Helens, lest Sabbath. ' • Mr. Atidreur Nilly of Michigan has returned home after -visiting his dau- ghter, Mrs. 11 Todd Jr, CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH • tzEivi- Epy THE • BEST MADE. "In my opinion- Chamberlain's Cou- gh reeeeinfetis the best made for colds,' sqrys Mrs, Cora; Wallcdt of Portervilie• Oalliornia,. There is no doubt aliou't its being the nest No other will cure a cold so quickly. No other ,is '-eure: a, preventative Of phetimottiai No other in so pieneent awl safe take. •These are good reasolis why It should be preferred ta any other. The fact is that few people are satisfied with any other after having once used tide rertiedy. Por Sale by ft fl Ceinhe, Clinton, January 12th t-115 t Wrifrite411,00',Ork t 4441 .;•14, 10 10 4:44,4 41;444 041* 44 11/ OH. •;•11:4 44 44 1444 108444 0:4 4:444 44 44 110 we0 IVI0KINNON 14 00.1 .s. _ 4s, 3: NEW SPRING PINTS and COTTON GOODS '4 • 011 V *4: 94: 44 2. *2 We bave just received our first inetelirtaf of Nrw Prints, aingbit MN, y ' Cottonacies mid Shillings for spring, Our enbtotners like to hay these y goods early and have them made up dining 't lie black warmth. . ..1,. -We show a tine assortment of New Prints at 8e, 10e and 12:4e. " • neaVY.Oottonatlee and, Mete •kles, regular Me, for 2,5c. t Ginghams, in, nine and white, apient- ebeeks and fancy plaid effects, • :e worth Se, far fie. . ' • 11( Rockfast Shirting's, in new patterns, worth 18e, for 35c. . A Grey and White Cottons at reduced prices. • ---,GREAT STOCK TAKING Si,LE---- ? Y ..? This Week we commence nor Great . Clearing Sale when all Winter x dr. Goods will be sold ,regardless of cost. We must have the steel( retitle- 4. ed to the lowest possible poitit beaire stock taking. • ea Ladies' Palley Silk Belts, in Week and colors, worth 50c, for 25e. - e. a., Ladies' FaneyStcek and Turnovers Collars, all new and up-to-date, "T bought epecially for the Christmas trade, worth 00e, for 25e. . a:. Trimmed Hats and Ready-ro-wears at hale orlee, Ladieb Clotn Carets, all rumstylisb garments, worth $12, for $6. Ladles' Cleth Coats, nil new, at $0,50, $7,50; $8 and $10 -half price. Ladle's' Astreeihan Jackets, regular price $28.50, fote$22.50. , Ladies' Eleatic Sea) and Greenland Seal Jackets, one-quarter oft. Men's Lour. Coats, in vinious kinds, et big reductions, • I.,adieta Caperines, Searle,. Rulfe, ete„ from 20 to 25 per cent. nit , Wool Blankets, in all qualities, all.re4 ueed in price. 44* 4*4 *••••;;;A. : ccws;;;;•.A.cwc,c•cr..”...c ott c, • MoKINNON et 00 BLYTH ,'••••••••••beitiP.04440 •••••••••••••••• ••••••4: Money Saving Sine Sale ••••••••••• e have now reached the season of the year . whoa we always gut the prices on all Fall and . Winter Footwear. • .We* have .no. e-ens6 to offer We simply want to. turn the balance of -this seas- on's Stock into cash, to get ready for Spring and Summer Shoes. ' 46.* Bargains in every department. lien's $3.50 and $4,00 Pine Shoes for Friday and Saturday for • ' , $3.00 .Com.e expeeting bargains. We lidve thetn for you. ' No trouble to show goods; . The Oid Reliable g TAYLOR Sr 201c. •••••••••••••••0•44.4•••••••4440....••••••4104' WOW' ••••••••••••••4•444.•••••••••••••••••••••••**** • J. B, HOOVER. . NELSON BALL 1114)I.T8k14 AN OFFICE': F URNIT ETRE our wants can be upplied test by Our prices bring us tile trade. o. you have ourd'personal supervision and satisfaction guaranteed. • 4 • Undertakiiiu promptly atteided to by night or day. • • • -----,-„,-,L,„0-0-o-o0-0,0•0,0.0-00.0,0-0.0...-o-0-0-0-0-O-0 g . • ' 11.00VER t Night :and Sundacells answered -ay. residE nee of eithe y°r' of thd :!4•414444104440444+4444040444/0414#404404t.#4444,4t.*, - ° • . , . . • . w 1161"1"1":1"1.'1.1".'"4/"'".11"1,%16.140*. 446,1.11:41104bAl~:logirlicall. .0 THE GREAT 0A.SH STORE' January Clearing' Sale W0 are 'going to make this °fie Of. tl,e bi-,.1-est . 0 :. • Sales that -has ever been in ttyth eonsistil-4, of $ 1 - • • I 40 0 ' DRY GOODS of atrKINDSf MILLINERY, FLANNELS., • f, • WRAPP6ZETTES, FLANNELETTES, ta• - $ CARPETS, LtkoLeuris, • • BOOTS, sllons and RU3BERS; 60- • .14 Theusand of dollars worth of 400de will be slough - COTTONS, READY-11ADE-CLOTIINGI tete& during this tremendous sale. 'D. M. IVI0BEATH 13Ly rig 110111.1641,41.1.116•41•411wAA11.4,06 '0.10.16,111k1hOttObel• VI: 4/ Ai •44•14.11frw 41.•ii* 41* Icel.. 'to It/ CI., • Subseribe for The tliwd Record.