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THLS - , is °-our motto for January.
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'may. depend on it that•L tla.e e: °veil
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enuin e ' snaps for youhere throughout this:
hey must all . be out : before we: take
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tock on "February 1st.
Lave special vval�es to`°ofer
ickets .'
-10 Only -Ladies' and 'Misses -Jackets
siz as .a32 to '36 with tight fitting backs,
shot t- length • Ttegular . prices from
•-$4 50 to $7 your choicer for $3.
13 Only, Ladies Jackets, :32 to 4)
both semi fitting and tight fitting backs
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r tnging in. price from `$6 to' $10 ; your '/
choice. for -$5.
T.adies' Neck Furs, Caperines, Fur•
lined Capes and Fur Jackets, all at
r'educed' prices.
'A. special :line of Ladies '= Virginia
Sable;' Ruffs $6,50 for $5.50.
Ladies' Fine Tailored - Suits.
2 Only 'Ladies' Suits $20 for $15.
$10 for $11.50.
$15 'for, $11.50; .
L--$1-3-..50 for -9.50.---
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$7:50 for $6.00
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2' Pieces 58 inch Plaid Scotch Home-,
spuns,-:regular price- $1.00 for 50e yd.
`'. )«''leve. 04 inch
Black, ,will Hbime-
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s t1n re ular r> ce 7 50y
dual finished
inch
1 Piece 58Navy
�enetiaii, cloth -regular price $1 for : 75c
per yard
10 ` Pieces : 58 inch . ail wool, 'home_
spuns in. Navy, ' Green, Grey, e;Brovvn,.
Blue and inixed, regular price 75 for
03c: per yards;
Men's Section
We' have a .num hei ' of Fur Coats yet:
These must be cleared. out• this month.
• If you have' any notion of buying\. a
Coon; Coat you 'can't 'afford to mils$,.',
• this opportunity. -They rangein price
from_:$35 to $50 and every Coat is -a
beauty, at its ' .price every coat.. is
'guaranteed.
17eady 'Made Clothing
;There: is always an accumulation 'of
:,odd sizes, in this ;line. We have gone
• througl the 'tot and, made`. a pile"of
them to sell .at $5.00. ' ;If you. need a,
'heap suitthis-is-your-chance,
Boots and Shoes
There is a; bargain pile of Boots and'
Shoes, also • .bilaiYce of lilies io J e
cleared out before stocktaking. : Call.
and see them and we are_ sureY ou will
not be dissaR ointed.
TH>11 QAIIIlDIAN 13AQON ,
IN DANGm4
(o eat many undesirable', hogs ate
being ;,Marketed by the: farglerr
throughout the province of` Ontario.
These are being converted . into Export
'.bacon, and forwarded to Great Britian#,
and 'because quality, are 'sold 4 a logo.
This loss must. ultimately• be. borne;lpy,
the faitne4, although.411e%'packers '.at:
the present moment,Rte • being .Geyer
ly punished. .
'As an example we quote the : cotidi-
tion of the • trade at 'the Geo., Mat
thewsCompany's •farctory, Ottawa,..
or the months' of . Novewber., and'
December, ;1901, and-tte-tiret week -of-;
January,, 1902:: , In November, 1901,
a: total of 8970 ;pigs 'were, at this fact
'ory: • . "Of these'. 5702 were Selects,.
1609 were Lights, 1244 'were •Light,
1,'ate, 86 were, ,Il;•eavy;Fat s,' 97 wee'
.Sows,'5 were Stt.ae, 13 w.re.Qripplee;.
and 220 were Stores, these latter being
lean pigs, unfit' for any purpose Of!
51511`hogs receive ed at the factory in
December, 1901; the Selects numbered
2875, thi Lights 1172; the Light Fats
700; the .IIsavy_Fats 51, .the ...,Sews'74,
the Stag$ 7, the Cripples 35; land the
S'toree' 17 . • ,From the 2nd' to the 4 tb
of .Tanuary, •1902,'.1.9$9• -hogs were..
received.'Of these 276 were' Selects,,
508 were :Lights; 151i'LightFeta,:1
Heavy Fate, 14 Sows, .6 ,Stags,•; 7
Cripples, and'92. Stores. This • makes"
a total for the nine. weeks of 885.4.
:Selects, 3282 Lights,' 2120. Light Fate,
147 .Heavy Fate, 185 Sows, 18 Stage,;
55 • Cripples, • and . ,529' . Stores ;
total, 1519Q
;:Pigs .,termed` Selects are 'those that`
can be .made into the beet' ,class' of
Wiltshiie bacon, and are :the sort.
that have Made!,'Canadian a bacon,
famous • on the Eglish market.' In
order tg•keep.up the price of hogs,,the
pokers :must receive..! the . sort of hogs_
that:, will make',:. the ' finest Weltshire
sides. TO Make this.- the packere, must.
,have smooth,. deep;,,welI fed pigs -,'wit
a• large• amount of lean•'rneat in the
carcasses, in I ,proportion to ,the
amount of .fat. They must, be' well
finished - and weigh on, r Ching the •
packing house..from one hundred • and`
eighty ,to two hundred .pouDds. • On
th'e 'pigs . termed Lights the :packers'
losiat least one dollar per head The
Light Fats can be cut up. and put into
the retail. trade, ,• but to larges num
ber of these light, pigs, would at any
time, glut, ' the' local ` 'market, The'
Heavy Fats ,ean:be worked up, whet,,;
not too numerous; but ,will sell for at
least one half•dollar •per ,hundred,' live'
weight, less than; Selects. Sows• and
Stags are 'very"poor property' and -can
only' be used- in sttpplyinga'. ver • in-
ferior trade. In order to Le'of .any. �.. We have the things for
value :to the packers,Sows, and .Stage Ohrisemas and lent ` of `them:
K� P Y
should a ntade`.as—fat as -possible.:. They—have—real" • quality too,'
':Cripples are: of.. little; or...no Value to
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aid vilLlastlong after�rdn-
the packers and are, always fed' at' a
ary ' trinkets - are worn out
loss to -the farmers. _Stores should' '•
.y
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To. Rent
1t ent,chealp. fifty+icrea of rood, c'ntni
ti g a first-class:orchard,'gnod h,pya, „barn_
and shede.on the Kinfoa boundary 4 miles east
of the • villago of Lucknoww. The orchard
cnntains the choicest kinds of winter app10,,.
'l.hiq is it very eoiivenicnt plsre rand Will be•
rented cheap 'to a tititalite tennabt. F.,r
further'jiartieulars apply to
T'11t> 1°Aa>:tEw, r.iiclntowr "
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In order to,Clear out our stock, Of Felt Goods w
have decided to offer them at
'be following "are • few of our sna
en's= Grain- Telescope -Felts O th' $3 for
Klondike'-rtelt-boot worth -f 3 foie-.
4 Buckle Grain Felt Boot,worth $2 tor
` for-. , $1.,5t
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.^t.: PAT!
$240;
2.40-
$1.75
•Wopn.en'a Felt Foxed Bal' and.Cong.,for
1.351
en's- .and ,:Women's. 'Spatts at`greatly_reduced
prices ..�
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ah earl y y and secure'the best values.:-
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
TEMS„ CASH:. ,
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Xmas
ardware
.never reach the . pork • packere, .yet`
thousands of ahem • are sent, every
week to the market .by the farmers.:''
If the farmers continue to -=market-
such . a large' number " of undesirable
pigs it 'willseriously injure theOane
dian bacon trade in Great Britain and;
will bring about greatly.reduced prices.
for hcgs;'.thtougheut 'Canada. .
F. W. Honsos.:.
See Our Stack`
of Lamps. Cutlery, Silver
w:
are,Carpet S w r,. saps r'
s,$kates;'
Gr ni _ e
a tewar , Copperware,
Carving Sets and many lines
of kitchen utensil.. '
ongwea O �S.
We have the : sort . ;of
tools you'll be able to pass on
to the' next generation.".
Many, ` of. them . would
make nice and useful presents;
for -the -boys -at
o -..trouble for, us to
show "you" the goods because
we are sure we ''can'' satisfy
'you.
. • Heins ;Oof ldaped:
We •- are seriously considering the
propriety of adopting, the following'.
schedule of prices ,for .publishing coot
plimentary reference': hor, calling a,
man a succeasful'citizen ;when everyone
knows .he is lazier than e, gov=ernment
mule, $2.75 ; referring tO a, deceased
citizen as one who is mourned 'by the
entire cotomuriity when we known he'.
.will- only. be ,missed by the. poker'
'circlea,:81 08; referring to some gala-
'ranting:
ala,ranting: female as an estirnible .lady
whcm it is a pleasure' to meet, when. -•
every business man in ,to' n had rather, see the devil 'coniin.hoofs horna.and-. ,.
all,; than to .sse her : approaching
e3.19 ; calling an 'ordinary .pulpit '
potinder• 'an aminent, divine;, 90c:;
etendinu. a tough sinner to • heaven,;.
with poetry, S5 ;" and delinquent I
subscribers well we have not just -
-decided-on.--s race--as-y9tExchange- :•
CKNOW.
A fellow' by the name - of Moos
living neer:Ortonville, was• presented r
his wire - with .d• •daughter.:
That was= ;a new' •Moon.Sunday he • '
went to Detroit 'andUgctdrunk for joy:'
That was a full' Moon, When . he,; '
`sobered',. up he.._lsad: only't.wentyfire -
cents., -That; was the 'last, quartets -,
,When he got bonne bis' ntnthvr-in lattg,
tnet him with a roiling pin and" then •..,w
there <was a total 'eclipse of the 111oon"
and he sawn stars besides. "
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