The Clinton News-Record, 1899-02-09, Page 9-‘41.Z. •
Saint
Valentine
February 14.
• There has recent years been a big,
revival in sending of valentines, it is
• observed ito longer as day condned
A() the sending of a missive of ridicule
I . 0 t propriety allows
the expressien of a refined and more
aacred feeling. You. will he quite in
. Seed form and abreast with. social ens.
• tOna if you are prepared on that day to
• eend. and receive a °dainty meseage
hearing Oupid's etarnp.
r Of course we will have on display all
kinds in quality and quantity from the
em Harris" you use to get square
` with The Other Fellow" to the beauti-
ful floral tributes of sentirnent 000veY-
ing the meauhlg. in verse and Erose
"To My Love With My Love". They
' are Works. of art in fine "coloring and
novel deeIgnsf dainty, eiparnental, and
expressive, • •
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r•ohorty.0t At.
mro. Doherty visiting Mx* Octicrielt Township.
miea Auto of Goclerigh isvisiting We are glad to announee that Oa
her cousin, Mi sa jean Mitchell. Victim of la grippe -in this oommuntty
Mr. Bd. Johnson of London visited are recovering,
hieparente in town over Sunday. . The owe of the death of Mr. e Ord
Mr. Bert. Daldst 4011 Kr' 8, PA" ner of Barfield "'es received here 'crib?
ur tew. 0.4who heti been clerking in a much regret. ,Mr. Gairdner wee al
drug rotor° in ()blear?, left recently for
Boloevain. Mane whem he has secured wept regarded as one of the stur
a situation, dy pioneers of this eounty.
and Mrs, 11. Andereon expect- On amount of the Quarterly meetin
ed to have left. yesterday to retinal to of the.Methodiet church being beld in
their Western home, but their son bas
Bayfield there was no servicein Cole'e
been e ze la grippe, or something *"'`"e un ay.
eimiliar, which. will keep them here a Um 0010, Who was attending the
few days longer. funeral of his father in Michigan last
Mrs.: john Houston received -a tele. week, has returned home.
grain on Saturday which conveyed the The Rev. Mr, Olensent of Clinton IS
sed news that her mother, who resides is expected to preach next Sabbath in
near Ottawa, was dangerously ill. She Cole% church, Barfield line.
left for the old home by the tirst train Cupid's arrows have been flying very
and Was acOompanied bYherdaughter• swiftly of late. The people living on
Miss Manic
Mr. Jos. Wilson. of Auburn was in the 7th concessloo, are reaping the
beneficial result of this.
the Hub on Tuesday making some pre-
paratory arrangements for the re- Mr. Peter Cantelon has been buoy
(Awning servicee in connection, with drawing ice from Trick% madam and
storing it in his ice house. Mr, ()ante -
Knox church which has lately been ion believes in seudiughjs milk in,pro,
tig Tar be
jitot rgzirg,:oki;34,Thwe 41;o paz per shape to the rectory.
n the following evening tea-meetieg Mr, Albert Anderson has otilte a
vyill be held. The good people of Rube number of chicks at the hotneetead but
re looking forward to the occasion is now going' in for fancy fowl. He
with considerable anticipetion. has a preference for Golden Wynn:
dottes arid has two pullets which took
Drat and second prizes at the late
Jam'es Fair Seriously jil pouippy Slut% the former a recent
Pilreoltee. •
Mr. taeo. A. Crooks left last Friday
for a Week's visit ° to friends iii2Liatelt-
el and Wallace township.
Mrs. Burnet of the 71h concession
has been very ill with la grippe which
has Settled on •herlungs. • }ler eon, Mr.
George Burnet,is also abed with the
same cemplaint.
Mrs. Sowerby of the 3rd .pent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. F.
Hick, Taylor's Corners, who has just
recovered trom a severe attack of in
ippe.
Mr, R. Thompson's driver ran away
from the residence Of Mr, A. Taylor
Saturday afternoon and deninlished
the cutthr.
Mr. P. A. Campbell of. Stanley was
visiting friends at Taylor's Corners on
Thursday affernobn of last week. '
We are pleased to learn' that Mrs. 0.
Johnston of the gral eon, has recover-
CtalfrikVit4MWSQUCORD.
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00404.0101110171100ilitis
e Au want Of Mre. Joseph 001elough of
the Base hne pained awrilr Saturday
(4011011dt ToWniblp.
veryprett event took place Wed-
weea y, . , a the residence of
n person of re. Robert r, johneton, Barfield line, when
PeersOrl, Mt P413 old resident of Grey Mr, John Marshal of the same line,,
. for some thne lint was not thought of Mies Louisa, Johnston, The bride
toWnship. Deceasied had been ailing took unto himself a bride In the person
aerious uutil she developed symptoms; was ably aupported by Miss J. Marsh.
of pneumonia about a week before .her all, a sister of the groom, while the
death, Mrs. Pearson, wbose maiden greont-hiniself was taMPorted by Zte,
n name was Catherine Richardson was 11. Oatitelon The wedding pity
born in Queen's county, Ireland, itt1821. drove down to Hayfield where the
In 3840 she married her late Isneband, bride and grooni were joined together
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• Klondike., • a
Febeiiary Mousey deVotes thirtytwo
Pages with sittylive illustrations to
• ) these wopderM_ gold fields It is
claimed to ife---(1ST realistic and
Mott graphically illuStraled article
ever published on this sobject. Price
AO cents, • •
0"feen fire .0heopest,, iieways Olio Bed,
Shortly . after noon yesterday, and
bile apparently in the best of health!,
FC. JameaFair stricken. by par
-
lysis And is now in a critical condition.
" Mr. Fair is one of Clinton'A best known'
nd most highly respected citizens and
the news of his illness wiil be heard
with regret by all.
D Co M
0, F$ 0,
cuNTioN.
tilnoptsi,v, Dye Works, a
c1vAdvattpantnto
- Who will it -be -N,
• Seed Oats -W. Duncan- •, • • • • 1., • 6
• Scribner% magazine -Charles ''''''''''''''''' 5
Inducomenta-§ydney Jackson • 5' 0
• • Transcontinental Route --Grand Trunk Ry,.
Executor's Sale --VV:. S,-Lawronos '''''' 4 nri
Dog Strayed -J. R. • . 4 d
Store to rent -J; 0. Elliott 4 in
Our•Pies are Great-&. Kirkby....,,....- 4 ,
St. Vilentinc-W.D. Fair Co. • . • .. 8
white Goods Sale--liodgens 8 Tv
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Varna'. •
Bible Society Meeting. -A meeting
f• Varna Branch of the ,Bible. Society
et in the Methodist church on Mon:
ay evening to organize for the ensu -
g year, Rev. Mr. MacDonald in the
hair. Dr. L. Murray of Kincardine ed from her late severe illness.
sl's present and delivered,a gland ad: Mr. Holmes of Clinton was in..this
ress on the subject to a gond audience. • „neighborhood Saturday extending the
e dwelt largely on the foreign branch- glad band to the electore
s of the Society, stating its Progress Owing to the river being frezen con -
Europe, where he himself r has siderable wood is being hauled over to
any parts visited. ' Then he dealt our sidelaf the river and into Goderich.
ith it in our own fair land and lastly
ith the Varna Branch in particular.
ev. R. 0. Burton gave a.short address
so, 'after which the officers were elect •
-
• .- resident, Rev..Mr. MacDonald ;
Corners.
eeretary, Mr. E. A. Wanless Trees-
:rs: 11.1 Wm-; ; Collectors,
s r E. A. Wanless n E. McAsh °" the evening °"hs'
Mr. John Marshall, • ....tistefJaimarY
r Front road east; Parr line,
ogan and Hamilton ; Messrs. 11.'
Misses Bayfield line - .„ who lives on tho
arke and Erritt, Babylon ; Messrs. Barlr.47^' • was PleasantlY °lull/14"k
. Johnston and A. Robertson 'fn.. • the evening a sleigh load of
•ont road west. The meetny. oung people, the choir ot Rt. James
osed with doxology e,pd - ' church arrived [Inc explained their io.
Quarterly Meath-- --••• ..a , 'wag tentien of having a eouple et hours of
as hel • . ..g. -The • Fa
atter) J3 • • • oenedvietiloan; lAttihaa t-alreprge.a.itheoi.
81'3 of the Varna • circuit with a beautiful table and etera chair
About o -
,?.{4•••,•••^" People:
•WitERE-IllgY• '•
ANO win' 0.
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THEY ARE DOING • x ' e
e. 11110W s
datt of Aaiburn was in 14,
town yesterday, -0 •„.• . •
• _Miss -Ida, •Heywood returned loan' •L'
• Myth yesterday, ,,.°1
,Miss Georgie Murray i•eturned from
• Hensall Tuesday.
Miss Notes of London is the guest Of e'
Miss Belle Murray. •
• r. Dudley Ilolines, Goderich, was qu
. in ()linty- on Tuesday, • w
wheels death occurred some seven by that tie which never can besevered,
months ago. They with two .abildren by Rev, -Mr. Smith, The party then •
emigrated to Aanerica in 1849, sailing returned to the home of the bride
up the Mississippi river and settling in where a suni_ptuous repast wee await -
the state of Ohio. After two. years. ing them. , The bride•was the recipient
they moved to bladed,* township of many handsome presents which
where they...resided four rears, going showed the nigh reopect in which she
farm now occupied by their son Rich- church,of which Mr, Marshall was a
to Grey in 1865 and sett ing on the is. held. The choir o 3. f ' St james
ard. She leaves a family of five chil- Member, had previously shown their
- MO. WM. Mines, of the ist con- high respect for his services by pros.
cession, Hobert, Jamey and Richard eating hurl with a haudsome rocking
and Mrs:Henderson of the 4th. Mrs. chair mai a betiatiful Darter table. •
Pearson has been a staunchroember of
-the Rinser. churela since her Another Account,
•
youth and led in hope of a glorioue - A very.pleaaing event took place at n.....,
=
ressurection. the I/ectory, Baytield on Wednesday
The late Edward McLean, father of evening last, it being the occasion of
the Conservative candidate for Vest the marriage of Mr. John Marshall to "--- '
- Huron, was 'one of the founders of Mies Louisa Jobriston. both of the Bay.:
Bethel Methodist church, thia town- field line. At five o'clock the bridal
ship and while he Was laboring for the party arrived and were receivecl • by•
iitiiiiildirif of • the chnrch. Editor Rev, E. la, Smith wile performed the =
publiehing annexation articles. 'The filar bars of the we din/ march ro- g,,---
()Imes o tire Clinton New Era was ceremony. At !leafiest live the fatn" troa,4;
tereStin • reeding at the preeent time. Kethleen In a few • moments .__
old files ofthe New Era would be in- ceeded from the piano, p eyed by iss
Mr. %as. Switzer sold to Mr. the beide supported by the groomsman *
Charles a Durbinn wlaich weighed in Mr. II, R. Cantelon, marched into th4 E
the neightiorhood of a to " • room and took their places .under 6 06 --
Henry B. Parker, son of Mr. John prettily draped arch. They were fol. = ,
Parker of the • 16th concession, tuts -re. ' !awed almost Onmediately by the • ,
' engaged. with Mr. john Thompson of gloom and bridesmaid, MIAs Jane gar- ........_:
Blake for another year. This will be shall. When the impressive ceremony ,.....,
hie fourth year in the same place,which was concluded, and salutations end
speaas'well for tbe satisfaction he has congratulations were offered; a 'held =.
given. He went to Blake this week. .lunch was served by- Mrs. (Rev,S, 10 =
MaJohn Parker, who is vvell versed Smith. The bridal tiarty accompanied
in poultry raising, says dressed chick- by their clergyman proeeeded, to the
ens should sell by weight, other.: honie of the bride's father, Mr. James " s ----
wise there is no money' re the . business Johnston, Where a delightful `repast
for the breeder. - If they- went by was prepared 'for the 'inany guests.
weight he could . send -to the market - The supper finished the health of the I 1',..7-_ •
chickens at SeWeli and eight pounds bride and groom; the bridesmaid Ali& '
and make a fair profit, It would also .grocansioan was proposed, and tender -
be -better for the !Myer. .. ..........ed, A pleasant social and musNia
Messrs, Albert Vantelon, Geo. B.+evening was then enjoyed andthest.,..-
•litinly, John Beacom and James Ctohner , ,.riii4.1gghi5t.s,..kdivwthe6.1iIrnnigix 1.1d$0.,;npeeri..tst...a.n.thema.v..0.14>ti.,(;
*Sitirh.afIttuerluodner4C othif(in ty143"Orangeting' Lodge aegusintance of 61....r, and, Mrs .ga'rsh- .
held in Exeter on Tuesday. all will unite -
the electors of this -township will do 47AJp.b; 3..1 wishing them e very i•p....
Now that the West lauren bye-elec. r.-.. Ana h...
their duty and pile .un at leust 260rif a nio "77--' iness in thew boy 'home sw-
•tion is at hand we have fro doubt but
raajority for Mr. Robt. Metean. •:•- : oe'til. eirsbPlielsiLgad'ebvuernYt; t..°318ckgiiiiilia:P6' ' al -HP'"- •
bumteeti-e-Freracinrko:. Peotuvvroelul,gtiontebeef, t00,1winy.t7.1 . wheat? Mr Mason Sterling andrIniss L. -
it.145't weeks 1°°Ittlig 'Ite cP...ale .to Hottlheireowf t'''r.oeuir6fddetlethtoerN,finnehthipe bho°y1Ye =el-
sia.11g/fceetc'e h9we' "1".11P- ti I] He who has i
p , 0 . nip bards of matrimony.' Meson is an- net -
I
Wired the benedlcts. Out' 1.0.=
se -.41 Par al,h1" as our eents heartiest congratulationA and highala
Cove Ft
t,b,..„ sol three steers pia through life. T ey wilt 11180 take • ••
Hew tet .7,- • years cad to „Nr., Charles their residence on the 7th concersay
th e•8111n OF $13th., •TO. in_ust The parlor social given by tan- •••,!.a,
t mere to raise cattle at that field Methodist church at the r 4 •Dav-
. •• • , • , Mr. H. peek was wee pat _esidence
Miss Lizzie Webster, who. has been our youngpeople.It VP. • rmizeti by It=
-staying With her -brother 1.'hoinas has thwt.
r turr dt h h hfl Id. The carneAway , succees_s,n ow, . 4e. a decided
• J were-rae_sernet
•
best thing for you tri de is get some- beived more than 4 ..tiat they a
body else's sister to look after your •vvorth of enjoyre• .ouble their money's -
it he Ould g°t's'unie aim eheiee. lespect will arcom any the young te30-
Ur • Geo. ' •
• Mr. Harry Hevvitt was -in London op„
,. Tuesday- anl yesterday.
Miss 11. Whitely is onat---`•---'
visit to
• . 016 weeks'
• • -.meet).-
,..-and Fred Brophy of r
were town over Sunday.
Russell Manning Mannipg speptya few •
daysst his lime in Exeter last *eek:
Rev. 3, .3: ,Parke• Visited • the old
• homestead near Bayfield oil Tuesday.
Mr. U. A. Andrews arid Miss Maud
Andrews spent Sunday with Seaforth
friends.
Mrs. Bluett left- on Tuesday for Bel-
. went 'owing:to the illness of her moth-,
' er, Mrs, Howe. • • '
Mies Orphe Miller of St. Catharines
is a guest at the rtisidence- of her fath-
er, Mr. Jacob Miller.
SinithKilty attended the tenet, -
al of the late Alfred Stark of Seaforth
On Mandayafternoop. •
• Miss Flossie Harriett. of St. Marts is.
,sguest at the residence of her uncle,
Mr. John Wiserrian.
Mr, and Mrs, -Charles Overbury left'
yesterday. to spend s, month visiting
aelatives in St. Thomas. • ,
Mr. Harry Ryan arid the MissesKerr
of West Wawanosh were guests at Mr.
David Cook's this week:
Mr. S. T. Wilson of Stretford rep-
resenting Frost &Wood; apent Tugs-
- day with Mr. A. A. Shrenck. • -
Nies M. A. Drysdale of Drysdale and
Mies Maud Robinson of Brucetield are
guests of Miss Emma Rathwell.
▪ - Mr, Peed: J. Caldwell, Stratford, rep-
resenting the • Oollingwood packing
company, was in Clinton on Monday.
Mrs SAInpision Carter and Mr. John
• Pickett o West Wawanosh vvere call-
ers at Mr. Jones' one. day last week:
Mr: Thos. Jackson, Sr.,•wits in Wing-,
barn and Belgra,ve On S. O. E. • and -
other tipsiness on Thursday andrriday
last. '
• Mr. E. Ashley was in ilrussels this
week looking over the groupd and the
prospects for introducing acetylene gas
• as -an illuminant. '
Mr. A. Wannfried, representing the
Toronto Type Foundry, called upon
THE Nnves-ftaconn on Tuesday and
booked several orders, •
, Rev. B. McEwen of Toronto,
superintendent of Baptist Home Mis-
• ohms, was the guest of Mr. D. Robb ,
- while in town last week. •
Mr. W. T. Dockrill of the 0, .P.11,
'was in town Saturday and Met several
frail! Bayfield, Zurich aria Colborne
•' who centeinplate•Moving West in the
spring.
- 111r. Peter Munro, who ' has been
spending a ConnirdrWeeks with her
,mothero Mrs: Wm. McKeown, return -
est henre it; Tata Monday morning. •
Mrs. Booth and three children, froni
the Northwest, who have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Kerr, left Tuesday to
• spend IMMt time with Goderich
.,frienda.
_ Mr. Sohn Bell received telegram
from Seaforth on Tuesday gating that
his mother, who is over seventy yeare
of age, was very ill. In eompany with
Mrs. Bell he at °herr iefe for Seaforth
• And intends going down again to -day.
Mr. ,David Beacom of Halo& was
in Clitten Monday. He takes a
keen interest in the West Huron elec.
• tion and withes; for the time being at
1
least, that he was once more a resident
of Goderich township so that he coda
plump for.McLean. and the farmer's
teresta. Ile has been loth:ten the
• West for half &venting or thereabouts,
and .being only a 'apectatiir this time
tnekee him feel, as he bas hitneelf
"like aniait without. a *hitt."
,,,Mieterhos, Haggett and her daugh-
, • ter, Mie,s nokei nagger t, of theLorides-
borer aettleinent, SoUtheen ;Mani• ,
toba. Were guests at Mr. laintle Me.
0001'S Met week. It is worthy of men-
tion that it was this lady's father-in-
law who christened the village to the
• north of Clinton Loncleshoro. He had
Wen In the eMploy 1,0 English Lord
Of that name before amigrating and
itoaghto tbuir to transplant it. In the
earlier daytt. of Iluilett what is now
Londeshoro was known as Haggett's
Otirrtelf. From that vicinity a • loge
IMinig'ration took piece to Southern
Manitoba hi the 'Imbue of '70; oneparty
consisting of no leo thao twenty-three
• heads of families, moug t.
being Mr. flaggart
%hay went via St, P•
and &sleeting Juni to
Oita,. not far from *lose
den they found *6
111 tlyit "Londesbur
_ ai the Methodist chairch last - This pleasing act wee responded to by
' household.duties Tommy. •he • . =
iresen ftI, Cantelon a , , .......
,. Miss ,Johnston and acted as ' best man find A Jartney, ' Samuel Emniersoil
b- for Mr. Marshall. ' Ha6e you any no- Wed- . J. Catitelon,. were guests last
8 tion of tr ing it yonrself Ha,n1 '? Lir . esday at the wedding of Miss se.-
• • ,.;.40ath. . The eengrela I r. ars a, in an pproriate: way
t4bn •Ivai M h a
it much eickness in the neighborhocid. •than words would express,' • He had al
• • s large as usual, oubt owing . He appreciated their kin ness more
The ahree .appointnients were fairly Ways felt it a privilege and an honor to
epresented. The discourse delivered belong to the choir, buthecould no
b the pastor was on the Beatitudes, • help feeling pleased that the member
MH Oil w t t McCartney, -the Misses.
▪ the wedding of Mr, john arshall to Taos. me ad Messrs. tleo. Clintelop, ss-- •
and the siinject Was ably treated: The
Quarterly Board met on the, following.
Monday and the usual routine of bast -
peas was transacted it a very harmoni-
ous Manner: The Trustee Board also •
met to talk -over parsonage .iffairs and
decided to build a new •parsonage lf •
they could or some way dispose,oL.khe
old one. • -
.-,tar,• Nand of Goderich township.
took the service of St. John's church
last Sabbath, as Rev. Mr. Saadi is up, -
able to drive up. • •
• :Manyof our citizens drove down to
Mr. Peck's to enjoy a social' evening.
The house'was crowded and a• geed
time Watt. spent in many different ways.
•Mrs. Geo, Thrnbull, from •Seaforth,
drove in to see her 'cild borne, where
the family have been visited by,grippe
but are on the mend.'
• Mrs. Higgins of Bayfield is -visiting
her son Benjamin this week. •
•
• We are glad to see that .piany hive
chasedgrippe off since the last publics.
,eion. Mrs. Denison, who has had a
very severe attack, is improving nicely• .
Concert.-Tbe members of the Smith
family of Bayfield intend giving a
musical entertainment : on Saturday,
Feb. Ilth, to commence at 7 o'clock p.
in. Admission, 16c. and 10c.
•• Mrs, J. Met:Ilya:tont, who has been
sick for over a year, had so nicely re-
covered as to attend a Sabbath service
a short time agh, when she wasagaiir
laid very low withthat monster grippe,
wbO apparently is no respecter of per-
sons. She is again on the mend and
we hope tq see-her:1round before long.
Mr. S. A. Moffatt had a very 'dis-
• agreeable operation performed in his
throat, being a gathering that had to
be lanced, Mr. Moffatt has been suf-
• fering much pap from this and We
hope now for speedy recovery. '
Mies Harriet -Keyes is but slOwly im.
• proving and may require some patiente
yet before there is a permanent cure.
Mr. 3. T Cairns is more thou rush
-
trig off his stock now, which he has
placed at a great diecotint Call and
see the bargains
Constance, .
-
We are sorry; to say that Miss -Ethel
Pipe is still veiry low with a complica-
tion of diseases with very little hones
of recovery. The new Landesboro
doctor (McOalloro) is treating her And
is giving her every attention. Dr. Mc,
Ntteghson of Brussels was called in for
11 consultation, -:.-Mr. 11. Tyerman is
taking advantage of the good sleigh.
big and is moving some of his stuff to.
his new farm near Wingharn.----Mes-
ars, John Smith, X. Staples, Sohn Coo-
n'ell and Wm. Carter are In receipt of
niers pine from Ernest Garbing, super-
intericlent of organization of the O. 0,
F., for services rendered. in securing
new members+ for the subordinate
Court Constance, No. 157: -Me. Wm.
'Stuart has been law up with grippe for
some time, but we are glad to ettrUe
is able to get mitagain.-Mr.Thomao
Troop has sold a lot of elm loge to Mr.
James Smith, who is running the ape.
dicate rnill in Lou.
Farnham Is engaged hauling stone at
present for alotindatiors for his barn.
--,--Mr,Roht. 'Young has gone down
to Exeter to work for &short time. •
• Mayfield.
A grand 'concert, musical end litet.
ry, will he held, in the town hell ran
May everting, We are aesured that
, the young people in charge of the ora -
1 gramme are sparing no pane to make
• this hy all meant the eoricert of the
season. Be aura to reserve .the date
sud don't,miss the treat. Adoilselort
korrly 10 end 1.5 catatit-Wa are pleas-
ed 1,011aarn that 1 he R. mt.
proving in health, nopret he
aBle to _preaoh text Sunday.-Mr.
Saramel Blair is so dangerously ill that
I fatal ternitnatien Is feared and the
family have been Kilt for.• file cow.'
laint is of soh and the doct
might have
mation Vs toWeak
air form lived
p gut 11
of -the saine appremated, his humbl
efforts. The merry party 'wished Mi -
Marshall all joy and prosperity in hi
.nevv sphere of life and returned t
their brim -ea -shortly before the morn
•ing hours, . • •• •••
e Mr. L. ettlaufer of Rostot spent die Elude of McKillop to .r. Mason fp!
Tifeedafand Wednesday at Ma tke. Jterling of this township. •Tney were
• Colelciugh's of. the Base line: also guests at Mr, John Scarlett's of
o ' The Bishop of Huron will free& Lendbury 'before their return: .
. St. John's church, aulinesvai?, . Mr. and Mrs. Thos. •Webster of Lt....-.
o'clock on Sunday, the 19% tor ; at 8 Lucknow were visiting friends in this !,
.1 • •••
•••
n
eco
township last week. se•
-
oods
,The downright good value in whitewear and cotto-32 goods
that we have gathered together for this February Sale are
bringing us crowds ofbuyers-every day'.
'WHAT
Ake seLLIN•0 •
is not the accumulation of old i3tock; of odd. sizes and Unsalable styles from. laSt season -Nor
- A Brr OP IT 1 • - •
JUST THE REVERSE
It is brand new cotton 'go'ods at prices that are below value.
It is the cleanest of underwear, from the best factories in the lama,
It is the perfection of underwear,ruadefrom dependable materials,and cut by skilled artists
It is the best 'of underwear,desigued,put together and finished by people who are eXperts
It is underwear at prices that arCless than you can buy the material and make ityourself
160 coreet Covers-Steong cotton, soft and sfree
froth dressing, trimmed with narrow torchort
lace -
• • 2ao
50o
' 81513
Corset Covere-Good. quality. 'strong cotton,
trimmed with narrow embroidery
Corset Covers -Fine cotton, yoke of °nen in.:
Batton edged with feather stitch braid, trim-
• med withharrow embroidery
Deawera-Made from strong cotton, free from
dressing, 4 rows of tucks, frill of * trial ern-
btoiderv. °
60o Drawers -Good quality of cotton, free from
• dressing. 6 rows tucks, of featherstitch braid,
• frill of * inch torchon lace
850 Drattrera-,-Good quality cotton, fine and fres
from dressing, 3.0 tows theirs, 1 of _feather
etiteh braid, frill ot 51 inch eathroidety•
.80o Gowns -Made from strong, Alit, White cot-
• ton, 20 rows of tucking on yoke. Torthon
late around neck, eleeves.and CloWit front
750 Gowns -Made from good, strong cotton, yoke
of narrow ineertion with 18 rows of tucking,'
• front insertion, edged with cambric
Collar and sleeves trimmed with same
iill. 00 Gowns -Made from tine, strong cotton, yoke
of insertion and fine tucks, front." intergon
and erehroiciery, trimmed collar and cuffs of
• 8 inch intedin embroidery
American
Sateen Prints, 10e.
This line is- one of the dressiest
print* WO handle, and is very ear..
viceable. Bright and prat/ de-
eigne in istinnes, checks mad Oral
pat ou navy end lack
groubds,absolutely fast colors
ar 186 goods, White
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$2 00 Gowns -Made fron very fine- cotton Yoke of
.enahroidery and ins rtion. fancy. sailor collar
• of insertion and cal ibric trimmed with,8 ineh
"• , embroidery, cuffs, 11. 0. braid and embroidery
Finify,Ruffied Skirt ,
Full Atte, Made from good materials, hand-
somely trimmed and strongly made, 46o,
600,100, 730i Sgo. ose, $1, $1.38
A Special in
Ctorsets •
speeiatitnfilarriets that
we are going to Sell for rob-
tuary Sale, made from strong -
Jean, sateen stripee,two side
steels, good filling and trirn
tiled with narrovf lace,. In
pale pink and pale blue, ape -
did for White Goode Sale
Se Factory ,
Cotton, 5e
A. special heroin In heavr Fact-
ory Cotton and fast s Molted
• .quantity of it to sell, extra Imre
wit ht and round, even tettead,
h easily fie, Whit% Goode
Sae .,•........... .... 14•4111'
imot
epartiftental
•A saving of .nee Jay $1,000 in
expenses by the algamation of a
our shoe husin.ess, last August under- •.
•9110,,rogfovil,:ereby, we are enabled to ,
sell BOCAS and, Shoes at lower prides 24
-than. other people in -the--same irne
can sell them at, _has.' been fully ap-
preciated by the •
nerease in
les
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6,101
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, This department,is tindei the 4
management of Mr. Fred. T. Jackson,
One Of the best shoe men in 'this part a
of the cduntry, who iS too well a -
_ khown to say further that, the conft-
dence we have placed rn him in the
E past as an "authority on shoes will
be looked for in the future:
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We. 110.e. Apo..
..1a0j*.
. 0.
and thinking of this depart-
ment for some mouths past four our
spring business, and we are safe in
• • sayiiagthat we will have the la,rgest
• and finest collection of shoes ever
•shown in, this in this part of the
- country, and with the big saving in
expenses it will be worth your while
• to think about dealing where you,
can save money.
Orr
Shia
60c per PairE
• e are agents for the Slater
• Shoes W
oes and our
Mic Shaker
Flannels,
Over 1200 yards of 88 inch fast color '
Shaker Flannel, in cliecks and
• stripes, fine soft finish, 16 pat-
terns to chooser from, all of them
4••• 04,10•011• 100
New. Spiiligs:SteilOkWill-.Be
Opened Up This Week:
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