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FALL
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'We sellsplendid shoos, and not too costly, in styles that are
the requisite of everybody. That we have our hands
full' of trade all the time makes it pertain that we are
suiting both ,the minds and the feet of our customers.
We don't have any occasion to complain of trade,even
in mid -summer, but it's the fall trade we're • looking
afcer•now. It isn't a wonder, that we want more to do.
That's why we advertise. We can do more. Our
hands are never too full to serve you.
We've an excellent fall ' stock. In the words of some great
man "it. must be seen to be appreciated."
" You want Boots and Shoes suitable for fall
wear. We've got all kinds and all sizes, and
pretty 'nearly all prices, and what is better than
all else our prices are CASH, which means that
they, are down to the lowest mark
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash
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OOOLWEATHERIaRERE
Bat you need not suffer from the cold, as you can purchase very
cheaply at ADAMS' EMPORIUM
Having passed off' to the satisfation of the throngs who 'greeted hyrax we settle our rni
down you g9 u, Daus
again to talk to this week of things that we are sure will interest. o b
people cold chillingwinds of the past week make ea Ie think of being comfortable ,a�
making his or her family warm and- cosy. Now we know of nothing that tends to ma
people more comfortable than
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pricesgoodsagreewith
This store's of such witeveryone's. pocket'�oo�;
Listen --a warm comfortable SUIT only 50c., a better or 75c., still
better for $1, and a better yet for $1.25, the best of all for $1.50. No'.
these are prices that are not approached by any other house. If yott;>'
wish to prove what we say, ask prices elsewhere.
We are selling LADIES' UNDERVESTS, fine heavy warm goods for 256, 406, 50c, 55c
75c, and the finest health brand for $ ..Ladies wantingthese
goods will miss it if they do
not see this store's prices. Our Ladies'Fine Ribbed WoolVest at 550 is -sold elsewhere at 75FV-REI ,;
so great were our sales on that day. The values of our Fur Goods,
Fair day saw our Ladies' Long Fur Capes fairly walk out the doeyT
CAPES, MUFFS, STORM COLLARS in oppossum, Wool Seal,
Nutria, Coon, Beaver and Astrachan have taken hold of the people in earnest. Everyone:
who comes to price these goods buy and go away pleased
You would be surprised were we to tell you of the number of Men's Suits and Overcoats,
and Boys' Suits we sent out fair day. Our prices and styles are what catches everyone.
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GIY..ROY Be ITATISMIVJEILAT
CLINTON
Under Clothes, Top Shirts,Flannels, Flannelettes
Pants, Suits, Overcoats, Caps, Mitts, Socks,
,Gloves, Hosiery, and Good Boots & Shoes
Suitable for all classes of pebple. Special—see our
Fur Coats, Goat Robes and Horse Blankets
MILLINERY of the very fittest quality.
ADAMS' EMPORIUM,
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R. .ADAM S
Business - Change
Messrs H T. Rance and W. P. Spalding beg
to announce that they have purchased the
BOOK & STATIONERY STOCK of ROBINS BROS
And will continue the business in the
.old stand under the name and style of
RANGE & SPALDING
The trade of all the old customers is solicited,
and as many new ones that may see fit to extend
their support and patronage. Full attention
paid to all the details of Books, Stationery and
Fancy Goods Business. Full particulars next
week.
RANCE & SPALDING
TEACHER WANTED
f' Wanted, an expetienced teacher for the junior
department of the Manchester sohool kr 1894
Amid applications, and testlmenfals to
D.E, MUNRO, Auburn, P. 0.
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" DR11;sSriIA]CtYi•7G,
The undereigned have opened Mit a frees and
,. Mantle making establfelsnifent In the room op-
lyOsite the Odstoms' Othee, Elliott bleak. Hav-
ing bad od{5nsidorabieoxp'eriouco the feel guaii-
.fied to itati5factorily •o,teouto.all orders entrust-
od to theta; Orders res ectfullp solicited.
COO/Kt.
MIs ESJO>r & O.
1i'ARRM FOB SALE or to RENT
the afidorsign'od etters either for sale or to
!tent hie fared of 71 heves, h'oing let 21 and part
220 -On •,the lith pon. 0f.StableY. 'Nearly 60 antes
9leared•auS Inr• goo4' Mete tif bnitivatien • balaitcis
. geed hardwood and'paeturo... Thd /Modrias
1lvi,xg,treath rtlnni'a throw it,. Log hobs°
good frarne bath abahif. &c. 'Boaritie of dlierd.
-:about b •• le trpdt, iobrielandbtiroh, Will
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or id en ery roie.
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LAND to. LEASE in 45LIN� I� 0111'
Sixty acres of good land, mostly in grass, to
lease for a term of yearn, either together or in
lots of ten or more acres. Two ten -acre Iota for
sato on moderate terme. H. HALE. t21n
HOUSE TO RENT.
Good commodioue and] onveniently situated
dwelling house to rent; bas every convenience;
good garden. Will be rented cheap. Formerly
occupied by Mr Jae. Turnbull. For particulars
apply to MANNING & SCOTT, Clinton.
FARM FOR SALE
Theo s tended farm of 102 aoret, situated on
Are Maitland oori.k Goderich Township, beinglot
and known as the late Henry 13411 farm, is off -
'tired for sale on .-Very rb son4ble terms. All
cleared' and fit for cultivation excepting about
Steven dares, five Of whieb is good hard'weod
bush, 20 aeres Meade% 12 pastnro. 7 1411
Wheat, pnrobaaer eau de fall Work at anY time.
Frame hedge, barn 40x60, with tilled/101,y 60, gnod
stable, Ave water: atxd 'wo11 bearing oreliard of
two aero.8. • Itnated Ali, idea keit' Clinton, ors
geed read, *Miles trend IloI6Yeuvilie; and Whit Ohara or' o01300I .1'aftiadleyrei bee&
. . ., -ni the t ,Orb addre6,ittg'mast COL.Or.
SALE. REGISTER.,
Farm of 111 aures, one mile west of Clinton,
belonging to Mrs. May, at the Grand Union Ho-
tel, on Saturday, Sept. 30. J. Howson, auct.
Household Furniture, on the Market Square
Clinton, on Saturday,Oot. 7th. J.Howson Auct
Zurich.
R. AGNEW L.D.S., Clinton, visits Zurich the
Second Thursday of each month.
FALL FAIRS.
East Huron—Brussels, Oct. 5-6.
East Wawanosh—Belgrave, Sept. 28-29.
Tuckersmith—Seaforth September 28-29.
Wroxeter—Wroxeter, October 3-4.
Dungannon—Dungannon, Oot, 12-13.
Blyth—Blyth, Oct. 10-11.
Stanley—Bayfield, Oot. 34
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Sept. 28, 1893.
Wheat fall old 0 60 a 0 63
Wheat fall new 0 58 a 0 61
Wheat spring 0 55 a 0 58
Oats 0 30 a 0'31
Barley U 30 a 0 35
Peas 0 51 a 0 52
Flour per bal a 4 00
Butter 0 18 a 0 20
Chickens per pair 0 35 a 0 40
Eggs per doz 0 11 a 0 12
Potatoes, new 0 30 a 0 40
Hay, New and Old 5 03 a 7 00
Hides, No. 1 trimmed 3 00 a 4 00
Hides, rough 2 50 a 3 50
Sheep Skins 0 40 a 1 00
Wool 018a022
CASH PAID FOR EGGS. — W
C. SEARLE, CLINTON
FOWLS WANTED
5,000 Fowls wanted. Highest cash prices paid.
Inq sire of H- LeB HARTT, at the Dry Goods Pal-
ace, or E. JONES, Lot 15, Con. 1, Mullett.
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale
Subsoriber offers for sale the brick cottage at
present occupied by himself on Isaac Street.
House has every accommodation, with kitchen,
woodshed, hard and soft water. Lot one quarter
acre, with bearing fruit trees. This property is
situated in one of the most pleasant parte of the
town, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
HUGH BOSS lm
FARM for SALE by AUCTION
That conveniently situated farm 'being lot 5,
Huron Road con., Goderich Township, ono mile
west of Clinton, consisting of 111 acres, 100 clear-
ed, balance hardwood and pee re. Good frame
house, Large frame barn an stable Large or-
chard of first-class fruit, e good wells, soil
good clayloam, well adap d for grain or stook
raising. The whole is wtq 11. fenced and in a good
state of enitivation. From its location, &o., this
is a very desirable farm and ,will be offered by
auction at the Grand Union Rotel (Jltnton, at 2
o'oloek p.m., on SATURDAY, SEPT 80th. Tornis
Of Sale --Sub ect to a wortg o of $4,000 bearing
interest at per cent, whiee)1 esti be paid 017 or
carried, as desired. 73alance tb be clash in 20 days
Further partioulare On applicatl n to the under-
signed' MRS. MAY. Prop. .L HOWSON', Auet.
Ontario is winning almost every prize at
the Chicago live stook show.
It is reported that Rev. Wild. late
Astor of Bond Street Congregational
Church, Toronto, will likely be a Me-
Carthyyite candidate for the Commons
in Haidimand.
The condition of Mr Hugh Macken-
zie, M.P.V. for East Latnllton, has ns-
stntlled o. hopeless phase, axed the .pa-
tient is gradually, sinking. The at•
tetidifig phy'siciat s are of the o inion
that 13 cannot hold dot `•ithro nn e.
fewitlaya, possibly.i1Our's.
Voters' Lists Courts
His Honor Judge Toms will hold re- I
vision courts for the municipal voters'
Hats as follows:-
Clinton, town hall, October 2
Wingham, town hall " 4
Brussels, town hall .. 5
Morris, town hall .4 6
Grey, town hall 7
Turnberry, Bluevale " 11
East Wawanosh, Belgrave• " 12
Blyth, town hall, " 13
Hullett, Londesboro " 14
McKillop, Winthrop " 17
Ashfield, Dungannon 4418
Goderich tp, Holmesville" 19
Colborne, town hall, " 20
Bayfield, town hall, " 21
Hay, Zurich, .. 24
Stephen, Crediton .. 25
Exeter, town hall " 26
Usborne, town hall .. 27
W.Wawailosh, Dungannon" 28
Stanley, town hall m " 31
Howick, town hall Nov. 2
Goderich, town hall - .. 3
Courts hare been held in Seaforth
and Tuckersmith. .
BORN
CURRIE. —In Goderieh township, on the 20th
inst., the wife of Mr P.W. Currie, of a daughter
COOK—In Clinton. on the 24th inet., tho wife
of Mr T,Cook,Godcrich township, of a daughter
BURNSIDE—In Stanley, on the 20th inst, the
wife of Mr Thos. Burnside, of a daughter.
COOK—In Clinton, on the 24th inst., the wife
of Mr Fred Cook, of a son.
DOHERTY—In Clinton, en the 23rd inst., the
wife of ox -Mayor Doherty,' of a son.
HAGGIT—In Blyth, on the 9th inet., the wife
of Mr E. B:aggit, of a son.
ROBB—In Morris, on the 20th inst., the wife
of Mr Jos. Robb, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
DIEHL—JACOBS.-,lin -Chicago on Sept 20th,
at the Church of our Saviour, by the Rev. Dr.
Petrie, Rev. H. R. Diehl, of Florence Ont., for -
in riyChiof Hyde Parke, to Miss Carrie NI. Jacob,
ofLOUGHEED—TAYLOR—On the 6th inst., at
the Luoknow Rectory by the Rev C. Miles B.
A., Wm. Loughoed, of East Wawanosh, to Miss
Charlotte Taylor, of West Wawanosh. -
MCMANU$—DODDS—In Wingham, on the
19th inst, at the residence of the bride's mother
by Rev. W'. H. Watson Mr James McManus, to
Miss Agnes Dodds, both of Wingham.
DIED.
GLIDDON.—In Hullotton tho 23rd inst., Elias
son of Mr D.Gloddon, aged 5months and 16 days
GARVIE-In Clinton, on the 25th inst., at the
residence of Mr B.Cole, Mrs Annie Garvie, aged
82 years and 11 months.
HOGGART—In HuIlett, on the 23rd inst.
Mary Elizabeth. wife of David Hoggart, aged 42
years, 6 months and 14 days.
KILTY—Tn Hullett, on the 23rd inst., !'Robert
Kitty, aged 83 years.
OIJMMINGS—In Wingham, on the 15th inst.,
Elizabeth Cummings, relict of the late James
Cummings, aged 79 years.
CASEMORE—In Morris, on tho 17th inst,
Robt, G. Casemore, aged 34 years, 6 months and
18 days.
P TE1t6ON.—In Innovate, on the 18811 inst.,
Andrew Paterson, of the Dinsley liense, Wing -
ham, aged 29 years.
HEWIT —In llluevalo, on the 20th that., Mrs
Timothy Hewitt, aged 74 years, 6 months and 2
days.
EDEN—Atiiarpurhoy, on the. 18th inst., Jane
Eden wife of Mr 13. Eden, aged 70 years and 4
months.
JAMXESON—InWolsoloy, N.W.T., on the 16th
Inst., Robt. Jamieson, merchant, Seaforth, aged
41 years.
06OPItRt.•-In Tnoltoretnith, on the 20813 filet,.
W. W. 'Cooper, aged 82 years and 5 months.
CSL2i1Kl -.ln
rliptht on the 2(5th Inst. Cldren.
44 I3. Spttrling. Wife Of A. J. Clark, 08'S ator'th`
'aged ;as years*, 1 nloiith and live days,
VetAVI$11,-X'n Teekettreitll, bn t o 1d.
1088. Mar ,. ditlugliter of Mr'Jitlles 11 etr+ielt',
Agee 21 yeeits.
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Does this cold snap remind you that among the
things you have to buy this season will be an
OVERCOAT ? If so, where are you going to
buy it ? Where you can get the best goods for
the least money! Then come direct to us. We
have put in stook
165 : OVERCOATS
Bought at a compulsory sale, and we know our
customers wiil save a few dollars on every coat
"• sell.
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The styles are right, the material is right, the
workmanship is right. We guarantee the coats
right in every particular.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED.
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