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Some special values that we offer you after stock taking.
sere's ur"oey in them for you.
air for Ladies, Misses' and
long Felt Leggings. Just
foz* deep, cold snow .See
for Ladles' and Girls' grey Curl
ets• Regular $1 goods.
for larger full size, white Bed
,tksligbtiysoiled. Regular value
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yard fora fine lot or C'ordu-
Ccrrct•et for waists or
snap.
h for Webster's Standard
s-1,553 pages. We have
left ac this priee-
a for your choice of ,•a sroall
irera'e grey lamb fur Gaps.
attaates. Perhaps you better
eaela rna
es, full
bassi:
y lamb fur Storm
to a #1ez > they're
tidies' black for
atad large Storm
$1.37 each for pure wool knee Rugs.
This is atlmoSt half price. Do you I
^giant fatal
$1.110 for the dress. Have you had
any of our $1 dress ends --7 yards
double fold': You'll bt ,oxry if you
miss this bargain,
Very special values in men's and
women's fur Coats, Our stock is too
large and we roust clear them out.
Ladies' fur Coats from $15.25 up,
Men's fur 47oats $13.;10 and up.
S2,00each for your choice of a. lost of
ladies' and girls' cloth Jackets. Some
of this lot have sold as high as $S,00
and $1000 each. They are not this
seasons, but good and useful. Our loss
will be your gain,
0 lbs. for'Yao. A choice lot of cook-
ing Figs cave our way. Do you want
any ? They're good.
10c, the pound for best roasted Pea
the pair for meu°s fur driving
This is a big.=big fair bargain.
Towell tn e yaTrd
torr pure linen wash
-ac, the yard, See our table of job
Dress Goads.
1Qc. the yard foryouar choice of aL hi;
lot of job Dress Goods. roe. awl '2.5e.
was the regular value,
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Our Customers.
I Son'i4 may not be aware that
we have a jobbing business as
well as the retail :—the former
extending from Sarnia to Strat-
ford and Owen Sound, covering
the district to Lake Tinton. The
demand for our goods bas been
fairly good over this section and
the incoming orders a little more
numerous than for last year.
Sections of our Fancy Goods
have been cleared. The valance
with all tate arriving stock we
w c►f1'er• 'from Monday, Dee.
l' Jan. zst. 19oz, at whole-
ces. school supplies includ-
's will be a Christmas'
another form which we
ofi'er only to our old customers
and their descendants.
Christmas cards special, Thurs-
day noon to Monday evg next.
a
Wedding Burge,,
Watches, Cloak,
Jewelry,
Spectacles. Etc
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R. HICKS.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
A school that stands to•day without
as superior to Canada,. Its appoint-
ments
Itsdinstruc and
the Best
that
ad,n throrc can
hand Practical'..No
school in ton for st strictly high gradetworkp reputa-
tion
we are not Irvin` on. our reputation
but upon
rouwhat
we aWucin, o -day. doing t
patro-
nize
our college ? Students admitted
each week. Write for handsome
catalogue.
W. J. ELLioTT,
Principal
TO ADVERTISERS.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisements accepted up to noon
Griuu,, "t'G'`ednesdav of each week.
Miss Ifattie Fo11,rk is visiting friends
I in St. Marys.
R1+IEST ELLIOT,
PANT,otfor nter al efor thesPatera= F ng
NBC/14MM COMPANY, of London, England,••
and
Mill= i; strax ;caW COMPANY, of Eng
THURSDAY. JANUARYL31st, 19011
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There acre several cases of grip in
town at present.
Mr. J. D. Graham from Toronto is
here again buying more horses;
Miss Maud Welsh, milliner, Petro-
ea, is .spending her vacation with her
parents here.
New
Prints, Drills and Flannelettes 'the nes
store.—W D. YEO..
Thomas Bissett, sr„ has sold his fine
pan of carriage horses to J. D.
Graham, of Toronto, for a good figure.
Miss Lily Welsh, milliner at Sma11-
man & Ingram's, London, spent the
orepart of the week with her parents
ere.
LOCAL PPE II1
vriH witdesey interesting onssonryadrin
id of the Forward Movement at the
Epworth League of Main` -St. Methodist
church on Tuesday night last.
Mrs. Jas. Snell had the misfortune
fall on the icy sidewalk on Friday
tght Iast, sustaining a very serious
baking up, It is supposed no bones
ere broken but she may be laid up
for some time.
According to. a judgment rendered
recently, the council of any township
responsible and open to action for
lowing bad holes, stumps and stones
o remain on the roads whether or not
mage results from same. The fact
Bing that the existence of such ob-
cles are an impediment to the safety
the travelling public. Councillors
hould be guided by the warning,
Quarterly meeting services will be
eId in James St. Church next Sunday
orning. The Official Board will
eet for transaction of business on
nday Ev'g. Special evangelistic
'vices will be held from Tuesday to.
iday evening of next week, On
unday Feb. 10th the evangelist, Bliss
Morton will preach at both services
d assist the pastor during the fol -
win g weeks.
A memorial service was held in
'vitt .Memorial church ;:on Sunday
rning'at which the :Rep. J. W. Ten
ck preached an appropriate sermon
ring upon our late, beloved Queen's
rise] asked all to try' and profit' by
e excellent example which Her Ma-
p has set; for. her loyal subject
Mrs. W. Graham. of Si. Marys, is a
visiting Mrs, John White.
Mr. R. Seldon, Ingersoll, renewed
acquaintances here this week.
Flannel sale this week. Come.andto
get a bargain at. the new store.—W.0n
D. YEo. s
John Wood shipped a car load of fat w
cattle from this station on Monday for i
Toronto. 1
The Methodist Twentieth Century
Fund has now reached the sum of is
$1,282,607.19. al
Rev. Ford, Parkhill, spent last 1 d
Saturday with Rev. and Mrs. Millyard 1 b
and called on' other friends in town. ' eta
Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Anderson, of
of Anderson, who have been visiting 1 s
Mrs. John White. returned. to their .
home yesterday. a
Use Turkish Scalp Food for falling or i'V
grey hair. It, prevents Dandruff and n
relieves itching of the Scalp. Only ,1
JOa . a bottle at I titz's Drug store.
It is, said that the Ontario' Govern- a Fr,
mels( will at tlhe coming session ask. S
for ,n appropriation for a statute of .
her late Majesty, to he erected in front an
of the Parliament buildings. The pro-
osal is notJ to
likely to excite opposi-
p on,
A total eclipse of the sun will take Tri
place in May, but yet, it is not attract- a,o
' x lvitte;ntion on the part of as- be
tronorners,. The best place to snake life
..l,servactiou8 is in the Malay: Archi-
nettle°, which is in the; path. of total- je
its jest
Ere tezministers mould be satisfied
with one or two weddings each year,
if t tie feces equalled those paid to the
::zizci.atin; clergy at the marriage of
ift ed G. VII aaderbilt. Rev. " Beattie
1... { ei ed $3.000 and.1t,.v. Morgan, who
wsarted, $2,0011, itro )snot should be
ll tied.
Rev. Mr. Ten Eyck took advantage
also of the opportunity of speaking to
the Sunday School children, pointing
out a few of the excellent traits of
Her Majesty's character worthy of
imitation by all who wished to attain
to greatness either in this
worldworld or the
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TOCKTAKING LUARIN.6 IkLE
Commencing Wednesday, Dani ,doth
Continuing Until Saturday,
A VISIT TO EITHER OF OUR STORES
DI.URING 7'):IIS $ .LE WILL PAY YOU.
Many of the best bargains are not mentioned on this Bill,.
Staple Department
?0.. airs white
p and grey Flalrlrelett
at 95e, sale price
aBlankets, special,
15 pairs English Flannelette Blankets, largest size ttlul
heaviest weight made, special at $1.25, sale price rice -
special lines wool Blankets at ,$1.75 auci $2. Q.
10 pieces wide -width, good -weight Flannelette, warrantee
fast colors, worth 7c., for -
7 pieces 30 -inch heavy weight Flannelette, good patterns
and fast colors,e
regular 12 ., for .- o-
500 yards OO -inch wide, heavy weight, even threaded,
grey Cotton, regular price Se., sale price . ,, 5e,
500 yards Prints, regular Sc. and lac. kine',; special sale
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price
200 yards
dark
colored. ed
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tiShirting I
lannelet-tes,
regular 124-e. kind far
100 yards wide -width, area }fest weight feather Tlekin
regular: price 25e,. sale price
150 yards heaviest weight soft, finished Cottonade, T
very special, per yard
200 dards even. threaded, 364l16 bleached Cotton,
regular 10c. kind, during sate 13 yards for s:713-
$. •00
Grocery Department.
Eddy's best Matches, large size box, reg. 12 e., for 8c.
Best wooden Clothes Pegs, per dozen Ie.
Good quality Baking Socia 2 lbs. for 5c.
Good japan Tea, (new seasons) :For 20c.
Royal Yeast Claes, per box 3c.
Best Whiting, per pound tic.
6 lbs. best cooking .Figs for 25c.
5 packages good torn Starch for 25c.
las. best loose Gloss. Starch for 25c.
lbs, finest selected Yew Valencia. raisins for 25c.
Mantle Department
50 Ladies' Mantles ranging in price from $7.00 to
X12.00. Your clroi e of any of the above Goats for - $3 50
Ladies' Fur Department
50.
1oc,
c.
1.3 off all Fur Ruffs, Collars, Caperines, Jackets, Capes, Furj Gauntlets,
Imitation Gauntlets.
Dress Goods Department
6 pieces fancy cord Dress Goods, just new in, regular price 5oc yd 25
for _
io skirt Lengths ranging in price from 3,5o to 4,.00, special sale
price
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Iso yds our special line at aye, during this sale, price will be
Be Sure and See Snaps en
2.50
19c
Our Bargain Counter, remnants and broken lots will be there, all rnarked at
quick ,moving prices.
le hing Department
Regular 17.00 and i S.00 Men's Scotch Tweed Suits, made to
order during this sale, fit and workmanship guaranteed for
discount on all men's, boys_', ; and nd children's Suits and
o0f O Overcoats
All men's Fur Coats and Sleigli Robes at Sale Prices -
13.00
Ladles' I epartm.ent
So ladies' Blouses,-rrrgular 50c, 75c and i,00 Iines, sale
price 39c
250/o disc,.unt on all ladies' misses' 'and children's Flannelette Gowns,
Wrappers and Under -Wear,
5o pairs ladies' Corsets, all sizes, -ranging in price from 75c to 1.25 50e
sale price - '
75 pairs ladies' Kid Gloves, somewhat damaged, regular price i,00 25c
and 1.25 for.
House Furnishing Dep ,rtmen.t
So odd window shades worth from 6o to gpcin some cases there 39e
are 3 or 4 blinds of a kind, clearing sale price
Remnants of Brussels, Tapestry, Wool and Union Carpets at half price.
Big discounts ..on all Lace Curtains, chenille and tapestry Table P Y Gova=rs.
W113 PAY HIGHEST MARKET P.IIiOE+'S FOR PRODUCE.
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Besides showing the profit or loss means a arouse
cleaning in a dry goods store, Any line that wilt not be
thoroughly up to -date- for spring trade is placed on the bar-
gain tables regardless of cost.
We have a few of These Lines.
Not Many we are pleased to say.
We have a Great Iran
y' Short
which we placed among the remnants. All first class good
in dress goods, wrapperettes, eottonades, .eats flannelettes
and cottons.
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CARLWG BROS.
PuoPuiaaY Sot,n.-Ur. W. Lung has
disposed of his house and lot near the.
foundry to fir. A. Ilodgert, late of
Farquhar, for the stmt of $1,100, Mr.
Lang intends moving to the Yorth-
drll?1tSSS AND MESE AVON.
The Ladies' Aid of Main -St. Metho-
dist church with some other friends,
drove Q e a)ut to
west in the.sprtng where its will reside.l ei the residence of Mr. andy
We are sorry to lose 31r, u.ad firs, evening
ga nd took Lli'z on ally by
in-
Lang from our village, prise,
and them totally by s s
g prise, .During the evening au address
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was read and a handsome couch was
SIIEI;i? ' ozautED.-•-one day .:last - resented; to Mr. and Mrs. Mctr'ortl.
week n, number of dogs made an -at- s Me. McCord and family have been
tack en some sheep belonging to Itta.1 valuabie members or the Methodist
J. N. Howard. An adjustment was; church here for elver;:* years and their
made for some of the sheep, when n.Aplace will he hard to ll Ml. They willshort time after it, was found several' leave for their new home in London
others had been worried byotherdogs. township next month. ;a I best
wishes of this
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are s Goods dem.%t Stewart's ll
find the largest selection in the
country. Cords, Bengaline cod,
Sabastapool coal, Poplins, Sergei-,
Henriettas, Melrose, Cheviots,.
.Broadcloths and Iloniespuns,froin
20c to $2.50 the yard. See our
stock if you have a dress goods
thought.
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ALEXANJ)Ii . LITRRallar f'oiIeI3
F1uzzx7;a,Ity 1;.•,-A grand literary esus
'musical entertaaainment, under the
anspices of the Public; Library, will be
held in the Opera Izrnaso on February
lith, The Board have engaged the
well-known and fatuous elocutionist,
l issJessie Alexander, also Miss 'Emily
Seletees
church, Toronto. Msist sSel f ay is gold
14 medalist, 1599, of the Goo: ervatory of
lliusic, Toronto, and comes highly re-
coin:vended. See Posters,
TUE LATEST PARE, --- rhe ono
novel crirninaal way of snaking soon
has just comae to the attention of t',
police, says n, nearby exchange. *.Giza:
is a good-looking young man and w.
e.
roan travelling, making all kinds
money by gettingmarried. The coup
bas a large stocof raised $1 and
bills. The bills of the lower clenuini
Ar .
lon are raised to appear as $10 hill
while the $2 ones seem to be $20 bill
The couple visits the tulsuspexctin
minister, the bride blushes, the groo,
is very nervous, just. like most ne.
grooms, and the clergyman perforin
the sacred ceremony. Ile is given, i
most cases, as $20 bad bill and told t
take his fee out. Usually $5 is th
limit of the fee, and the fake bride and
her "hubby" leave with $15 of th
good man's good money in aheii
purses.
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Overshoes for men and women at
New Art Muslins and Cretonnes at,
Mr. S. Pepplestone has been laid'oft
his Pew property here on Tuesday
:o.x.rtk. for over a week with la geippe..
%Ir. A. Hodgert takes possession of
Highest prices paid for all kinds of
produce at the new store.—NV. D,
Cleaving 8J-1,1 O f fel I, horns and shoes
--mr. Arthur Ramsay attended the
inarriage yesterday of his cousin, 11Iiss
Several of our citizens 'ivere present
at the wedding of VI'. Alth Sweitzer
p7en,,ratiizli,sili!iidnignIi,ter of v, Rate,
CVitian s Cough Balsam ,surpasses al
other cough medicines for the cure o
Coughs, accompabying la -grippe,
Colds and Bronchitte troubles. Only
25o. bottlelt C. Lutz's Drugstore.
Everybody is using Dix Laxative
Cold Core Tablets for the immediate'
relief and rapid cure of Cold jn the
box at Laz's Drugstore.
Mr.:Alex. Tait, owing to the' CO /3 -
tin uted ill.health. of Mrs, Tait, proposes
giving up housekeeping and will dis-
pose of his furniture (principally new)
by private sale. Anyene desirous of
purchasing can call any t,tfteenoon
from 3 to 0 o'clock until last, of
cherch, Sabha th, Pei). 3r.d. Love feast
subjeet, Clertitinties in Religion."
7 p. m, subject will be .` The Suffering
of Christ and the glin y bat shall fol -
the evening After sermon.
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Children Cry
AST
For the
olitlay
easo
\\ 0 are ii()1(iiiicr out excep-
ferent lines of goods.
OUP Pianos and Organs are
rst-class goods at very mod-
erat prices.
in Sewing niachines our
ocic is varied and of the best
'DO not foro•etsour smaller
lines such as Cliilo.ren's Cut -
terrs and sleighs, also Violins,
South Orcratz,,' and. all ltinds
tom, prices,