The Clinton New Era, 1902-12-12, Page 11December 124, 1902.
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Our special display for the Holidays is now ready. WThink it well
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worth your while coming to see. .The useful for _Holiday giving has first and
only place here, and you will find many a helpful hint and suggestion if you
come and see this Store in its HolidayDress, .
Everything is arranged for easy selling. Stocks of goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts are displayed to best advantage,. and you can shop in comfort
here, You.will be heartily welcome whenever and as often as you wish to
come. We want you to see this great display of. Holiday Goods whether you
wish to buy or not, . . .
Come and see the special Electric display on Saturday night and every
night next week.'
Holiday
Nifty isipeps
Neckwear
What' little Holiday Gift is
more pleasing or more ac-
eeptatle to the average boy
or piling man; than a new
tie? Our Furnishing De-
partment is °showing the fin-
est range of Novelties ever
- brought into town, and a tie
= selected from this stock can.
_•not fail to please People
who want the best cheice are
- going to buy carly. -
lien's and Boy's newHoliday Neckwear
a big assortmentrali the
popular new shapes, A 1
qualities, e25to50cach •
GloVe8
New lines that will delight the sib0PS
eye of every lover of fine Lin.
ens. Made and bleached by
the world's best makers. From
Ireland and Scotlandy where
the world's best Linens are
made. It ew patterns bought
specially for this 'Xmas trad.e.
Fanoy tray clothe, equere, oblongeor
• work or hemetisched Damask, new
patterns,and Al yenta at 25e, 35e,
• 50c. 76e and
Sideboard 'wade, in plain linen
and dernasks,dawn work designs,
fringed edge or hemstitched, 250,
50a, 75e and
Fancy Swiss applique shams,fine att-
sortment of patterns, esoh 503 and
Pure linen table napkins, fine bleach-
ed damasks; good wei ht and ual-
ity, handsome new designe, at per
•dbzen 1.015 to
Many kinds and many pr'ees -
all popular and fashionable
makes. Often selected for
Christmas presents. Latest
style and good • •
values • ........ 75e to $1.150 -
Gift
U.11)brOilas
Handsome gift Umbrellas,
firm sizong-frainea, guaran-
teed tops and e egant han-
_ dies, with gold or •
silver mountings. •
e ach ..... •$3 50 to $5
ova) ohape, &weed witb. drawn -
Elise buelity bleaCheddamask table
(sloths. handsome new, designs, ,
heavy weight, all. staple sizes in
stock, outside eine prooured in a A.
few daye nonce .... ..2,50 to 0
Royal Linea
We will have on exhibition for I
the Holiday season, a sit of
Table Linen Damask, exactly
the same as that provided by
the Canadian Pad& Railway-,
for the use of the Duke and
Dtrhess of York, on their trip
across the Continent. It is
made by the same maker, and
design and quality is exactly 1,
the same as used by the Royal
Party. It is a handsozheLouis
• I.5th" design, and extra quality
of heavy pure Irish table Lin
en. We have the complete
set, Napkins and Cloths, and
will be glad to show them any
time you call.
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I LOCA,L NO PBS,
It win pay the public to read the
Ntew ERA% advertising 'wee n
o ' the year.
LOC Situ Hing, the Obineman, who h
. id
been conductfng laundry in the
AU Walesa under this beeline coet ton tittenpard block recentlyjacopecl rown,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 12 1902 time) hut especially at ;Air eeaeo:ot
AL; NOVItES
centers linotneverr Ino7thin, leaving a number of credttoro. Poor
reentry wonted CANT/MON OROS Washee Man.
weateti.E4roo and Ecrana boy ot awe. 0 tntelon and Wallie shipped a
' Monday. and S. El Smith ;shipped
if. Jitoldon Brosdouble decker of pigs to Toronto on
Nov. 21, . Clinton
NinVil on Wednesday.
some cbol$30 01164111as beef to Toronto
. Richard anti J.. W. Irwin cf towo
thtt°wDe! I 'CM c•Z n IKE Pver crl are till. CX' t' zio,ere summoned to oaoderiCh Vuesslai
;nation among the Modelites attending efiotetf freisigniaTrIfoittitrt tcilonnyt:nlirltrt
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here. Nexteek he will be assisted by that p ace this week,
Parr tte)rti ginenCanptallgtnys al a. teat Ali08 Dolly Oantelon, daughter of Mr
LOSES HIS
Hooper was called to °nitrate, last
Friday, owing to the death of his
toother,:fdrs T. Alloway, who resides
at that yillage. She had reached the
advanced age of 82 yeats and had
twice been warded, leaving five sons
and two daughters bereft of a laving
• mother. The funeral was held on
Sunday, interment taking "One at
It ie hardly possible to have
too rainy Cushion Tops
around the house these days
That is why one of our Art
Cushion Tops cannot fail to
' make an acceptable holiday
gift. Easily the best values
and best aseortment in town
can be found here,
American Lithographed Cushion
• Tope, designs in new subjects,
0 good quality, make handeoroe
tishionsan i 50o and • 75c
,Japaneeee silic cushion Tope, Or-
inetal• designs, in tinsel and
• Bilk embroidery on plain white
• or colored silk groands, each
50c 75o and
pa Handsome Califon • Topa am-
plete with backs in .damaeks
• tand velvet, all colonm
, handsoe
.•
patterns, each 60o and 1.00
•
.00
Mercerized Cushion Omits in. ell •
colors and oombinatione, re.
.VV - miler sizes and the new heavy
•cable Cord 10o sod, .• . . 25e
• fluffy, will retein their 'bye e
60o 50o anffz
d . . • . 4 uu
....
COmbidation Cushion ....., soft
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Plain and Fancy Sateens
Evert' wanted shade in
ptain Sateens au#2 Roman
Satin, and many diff3rent
patterns in fancy Sateen',
suitable for cushions, fancy
work and comforters. 15e
20c and 25e.
Art Silkalene full yard
wide, new American pat-
terns, bright silky - finish
used for &tapes cora ,forteis,
and fancy work. 20e and
t D. Oanteion, went to Winghans last
week to take a position as stenograph-
er with the It on ftiotorYlbut not caring
for it; she returned to town.
Our 12.55 troth was delayed two
hams on Wednesday, ;twiny to the
engine becoming disabled below Palle,
In consequence the 2.55 from Goder-
ich was.delayed till neatly fourio'clock
A load of Grand Airy Men from God -
emit dr0V9 through town on •Wedises-
. the Exeter cemetery. . • day, They were on their WaY to in
ect the House of Refuge. Amongst
FOUR CA.RLOADS IN 11 DAYS.—
It. Fitztiolotoi & Son have been doing
1 some great h outline, among the farmers
since Nov, 29. On Saturday, the 29fis,
they bought and shipped a single deck
of lambs to the Aluffalo market ; the
Tuesday folbwing two decks of hogs
to Collingwood; Thursday, the 4th,two
(lecke of lambs via Buffalo to the Old
. Country market, and on Tuesday last
another single deck of hogs to Oohing -
wood. Mr Fit Minions says there Is no
use tutus?' to live off the profits of a
butcher ehop, and that a man has to
• hustle if he wants to get ahead.
OF
• OITR SIOR.--Mies Nona Miller, Who
hes been confined at the isolation hos-
pital of Toronto from- being ill with
dint heria, has bo'far recovered that be
ts expected home•Saturday. .... We are
sorry to hear that Mrs A. Couch is laid
up wi I h sciatica ., ..Mr Co:whit; troubl-
ed with in•fl4ran3atoty rheumatism;
though able to be mound he suffers
considerably and% hardly abte to walk
about....Mrs H. Flunt,wearereorry to
hear, is vet y ifl this week, ...It is with
• Pleasure that we areable to report that
Rev. Medd is gonvalescing, he being
now able to sit op in bed.
t ern we noticed one of our Merchants,
J. W, Irwin.••
Mrs Garvie and daughter, who some
time ago moved into Clinton from off
thew farm on the 18b, btd a wood
drawing bee this week, and abut 25
cords of wood were drawn to her re.
sidence in town.
Ripe raepberries, • plucked in the
open air, in December, is not usual,
andsbowsthe wonder tully fine climate
enjoyed by 1 he people of the fair Dom.
Jonah—Mr A.lfred Goodwin has sent
us in a buech picked last ,wee.
John Swann, of Btucefield, has
bought a new cabinet greed piano,
selected at 0,110are's music emporium;
for purity of tone touch of action, and
elegance of case, it does credit tq the
firm, being a gold medal Nevrcomibe.
At a recent meeting . of the typo-
graphical union oftStratford, two welt
known Clinton boys Were elected
officers of that society. They are
Herbert Beau. as Financial Secretary •
and C. 11. Dayment as Sergeant at,
Arras.
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Owing to Dec, 15.13, the last day for
the receiving of -taxes, falling on Mon -
FORESTERS. Court Prosperity day, which is the day set for the last
7863 A. Q. F. elect officers for 1802 as meeting of the council, to prepare a
follows • financial staten3ent of the town's bust -
Past Mid Ranger Chas 13. Ride nese for the yearat has been postponed
Chief Ranger J. E. 'Hovey
. Sub. Chief 'Ranger A. Collyer
- Secretary F. W. Watts
Treasurer.. , .. . . ••, ..Chas Overbury
Senior Woodward.. licOlffcherty
Senior Beadle Fred Hayward
Jutdor Beadle..." • rrank Evans
Trustees.McOlacherty. Pickett, Du nford
Audi tore . Derr y, Collyer,McClacherty
Organist. . .. P • • .• * A, .0011yer
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SONS ENGLAND.--OiCers
elected by Sheffield Ledge S.Jcie
England :—
•Tice Presiden't .J. A. Moore
Chaplain . •• Flen4 Joyner
Treasurer. ........ •W. El, -Webb the severe affliction through which Mr
.Past President • Frank Posvell
President .... .. lackson
till Tuesday evening, the 113t13. •
Hodgens Bros. intend to make a
gorgeous electrical display during the
holidays, and are installing some three
hundred incandescent electric lights.
It will certainly . make the store look
veil pretty, together with the artistic
• dengue wmeh the lights are mount,
.fdre Devid'13ier, of .0roswell,4dich
(formerly of Oulbotne) 'made us a few
daisies picked in her flower garden on
the 1st of Dc., and has had'flowers on
the table every day since tbe 4th of
July. -She thinks tbat is Pretty good
for hlichiganics it is •,•• but the same
thing has prevailed here. •
• Secretary.. , ..... ..F. Watts We are exceediogly sorry to learn of
'Tat Oommltteemau.. . J. &radon Geo. Harland, of Detroit, (brother of
H. Rutledge Mr Will Barland,jr.,of town)is passim*.
• 13rd• • " • -John Woon
• 4th • •• ....Walter Jackson
• 5th ' " ....S. • Brickenden
-T. Stamen h
Outer Guard • J3 n Cooper
Auditors... ... „ . J. Scruton F. Pc:well,
He recentiv.lost two of his children by
diptheria; and his wife ik still' in the
hospital with the same ailment. His
friends herewill- deeply sympathize
with hint. • .
Mrs Paulin,of Dashwood,the County
Phrnelah••• • • • q • ........ Dr sham •Secretary of the W. M. S.. gave a talk
to the Mission Societies of Wesley and
• PROMOTIONS. — The followiog .
Ontario St churches at Mrs W. Hats
,pupils in Division IV have been pro.
land's yesterday afternoon. MrsPaulin.
inoted to the Third book — Mary
is the wife of an. old Clinton boy who
' Holmes, Katie Gunn. Lorne Menne!,
" Florence Dunlop, Carrie Steep, Annie learned the hardware business with
Cochrane, Kethleen East,Wilbur For,
SM :°
Harlisnd Bros., and is at pre -
Stella Perdue, Willie Judd, 'Harry etinthat kind of business at Dash'
• wood.
Olson. Stella Copp, Murray Jackson,
Effie Pickett.James Robinson. Classes ;Miss Ludy Stevens, (daughter of Mr
haves been re -arranged in ail the other James Stevens) 1who• has been supply-
roonse except the two lowest, but we Ing at [lensed; echos.' as a substitute
can scarcely calf it a promotion as the for Miss Stephenson, return& home
- •pupils ita,ve not covered all the work •next week because her services are
Holidayr quired before prornotion. The pupils needed there—not because of a throat
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The hankerchief is losing none
o e
*ereexamined on the work' covered,' .affliction. Mise•Steevns only took.,the
."We Told,You
Lot week we told you *boot our CIRCLE PIrd.CQUI113-e
how new and pretty they were and what good value they
Were. We put them in the window, inquiriee ebeut tbe pia,
at once commenced, then roputiAnt 00140. It was so pleasently
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done -e three-quarters of our dock gone --- THE VALIMO
'wEhm )30 GOOD.
a Now we have Pictures
THE VA.LTJES OF WHIOU A.REI GOOD—even better then
the Pimples. Nearly one hundred oubjeoto from which to eeleot
--mei as "Solitude" "The Horse Fair," "End of burner"
..counteas Potooker' Sheep Dog ana Hine Pictures, reprodtto.
Mons of celebrated argent Photo engrevioge and color pro.
auctions in heavy, hand out, edged mats, m grey and green
coloringe. Some oblong 15 x 19, and larger, and axle in 14 inch
cirele. NOTE Ell" LARGE THE ASSORTMENT IS.—
In our North Window.
The prigs Is Fifteen cents.
The velee is goo,
Another special (not in window) 17 x 27 in• Six
kinds only, matted in grey, 26c.
THE W. Dd FAIR CO.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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1Ceep 'your reet Warm.
• We have antioipated your wants for the cold weather, end von will
find our immense .stook, as usual, ttpato-date with seasonable
goods •
In Ladies Felt
we have a spleodid
artment to &son front,
Also Over Ctsitent Wen and:Leggings. ve •
Kant KraCk Rubbers — Have yeti seen them? TheYdon't coot
yoa any more than the ordinary rubbers, and every pair it pesitively
guaranteed by the maker. Other lines voter° selling below -theregular
prices, as we are net -sorting up with them, • We are soleagents here
for the Kant Rack Rubbers. It mil cost you nothing to see them.
In Pelt BoOtS tor Men's 'Wear , we hays some speoially good
lines whiela lee would like to show you. Our Laced Leggings
are • worth . 50.) a pair more than any other Lsoed Pegging in the .'•s'
market. After you have seen them yon will say they are the best. If
you need Over Shoes, Felt Slippers; Ohildren's Leggings,. any kind of
Rubbers, or a nice pair ef .Boots, .
•Try The Old Reliable,
Cash and one Prioe We Will not be undereold takes, se cask.
• Taylor Son Clinton
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Ebony Goods, Prefumes.
We have the finest selection of Ebony goods ever
displayed here. Compribing Hair, Cloth, Hat, Bonnet,
Nail and Military Brushes Mirrors etc.
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• Moine perfumes are always temptable and appreoiated. We have
studied your wants in this jibe with the aerate that we oart give you het
ter pretumes, prettier paokagse and bottles than ;der before. Would be
pawed to thew them. •
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J: • E. HOVEY Dispensing Cheiiiist,..:Clinton
not on all the work Of the erode. In school as a matter of accommodation oo-iow*******•11**1141041441.100 III**14fo44F43144F*tuIWP1Pff/F'
tnost cases the pupils have been only for the end of the year, and had no de- I
eince September at the work. - ln fair- sire to remain.
a has too of 161 43pularity as a Xmas ness to teachere and pupils it is not ad- ,
A La y never
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tra pair never goes astray way s in goo taste, always
ac-
many.kici gloves- An ex- Gift. stint/ and pretty, al -
aid they can be selected, as eectable to the recipient. It
safety. You run no mit if of rememberance. Easily _
you buy kid gloves here. sent by mail. It is an ideal.
Every pair that goes over little gift for an absent friend. -
our countera is guaranteed. Our showing is comprehensive
For the Holiday Season •we ! and has been gathered from
will place each pair kid Ireland, Scotland and "Japan,
Gloves sold, in a Pre y e gr
fancy box.
Ladies French kid ‘Glovey,blank
a, holidayvgift with perfect ho de its own as a little token
thworldseat centres for
Muslm and Silk Hand.
and all the leading colors, two
dome fastenere, soft pliable
k' • t lo e n ever
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kerchiefs. Many•lines we
I have inportedourselves direct
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from the makers 'There are
•hooliarofir L a Akvaideter And was interrupted by another gen- edition to their paper. It appeared
makes a better Xmas
gift than something for the
home I "'Things for the
home" are much m evidence
here. • Snmething selected
from the stock we are show-
ing will makt a most -accep-
table and: sensible Holiday
Gift.
Ohenille end Tapestry rable
Covers6rer 75c to $5.00
Chenille Curtame„per pair 68 50 4O-6,50
Tapestry Curtail:to, pet pair *250 to $6
-Door mate,Axminster,Sheepskin
Iinsyrne. $1 to $1,25
way, end extra OPMAI value 1.00 thousands here to c ergs Smirn
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• Meer Town & Cage e apple evaper.
th naw
es.
hallo to publishe n es. ator ha beeo closed for tht • s• eas
Theyidtcl it good bu-inetis anad worked
-1h.
14.4i.vOri. BOWLERS DINE. ••-• The
up a ot of fruit that would have gobe
• record IAA
0 intla. Littvati gioylivnego jOolgu bapoloatcheedr on f to waste but for it.—Seaforth Expos -
't This '
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it was le most jbvial and intereeting \ Vrna' experience o the past proves o tut that
Mr Oates has bad his °hands
inafter tbe three. n 1 season(llein id LI largest in Yea Cr f
g places, . our work is appreciated on ales during the past
fu and ti e fuli ccu led n look- h rs '
evening that hasto the his
tory of the clube Clarendon Hotel '
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dining room was the scene, of the festive 180 head of lambs that Were to have jeg eleewhere, Repairing prOrnpay atteudea to.
al n zap 0 our work be ore porchis.
end
istuspplkenrminadloinadstlit.afftse-4httlie as% season'soutputfl egiglen and
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Cutters and Sleiglis
Oat show room is ;gain well filled tvith a
choice collections of cutters and 'sleighs. •'
Our f
oceasgos 0 80 lit. :rut lieeeltlioprd on certain day last•• ••m
the table; and for anent one hour Van- town OWins be a eery uc nation n
Mem ere wt heir fr en own o week. be held oyer and fed fin 1/ e H s • Martin Slreit
iehed everything that was in eight-,- I the sheep market. It is not all pie for
froth roast turkey, goose and chicken, the buyer who deale in stock, for his
• to pliundpudding and sauce. When all expenses are heavy in getting themili
appeare satisfied the residen Mr .1' the market and
t, ,requires an apparently
_ Ransford, who oc6pieg the chair, rose big difference in the price prod from
and announced that an excellent toilet that of 'saline' in order to cle '
ear list was then in order, • After all self.
ad drank. to the health of the Eing The Seaforth Sun bas had iseued a
and •Qunen, and the chairman ha neat Well printed 10 -page Brographical
started in to make a few retnarke
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UL ' • at our price .rman. . who wished to say a few last week and la a credit to the office
and you will get no better Wilton'Mhos ttoo, bew patterns and
swords
colon es 60 to 08,50 to the aesembled,hut in 'Adieu- from which it has come On the front
from
. • lar to the president. The chairman, age is a flee view of map) street
powever,dici not like tlhis interruption. Fookingsouth, and throureisout are
and ordered the interrupter to take his nUmerotia half tone photos of their
seat. He did so. But itnagine the Fublie buildings and Manufecturing
Ladies fine French kid Gloves,
uncle from choice skins, thin,
soft sod perfeet fitting,
Macke and all colors,and extra
gad glove to wear, imolai tier .
Extia fine French "kia Gloves, •
made from choice • selected
Aims, one large pearl or OA.
dieed Alecialhou '
fasteners one
of the -hendsomeet glovee we
htive over ehown, tans browns
and greys,perpair....v.i . • . • 0
'Belts
NeckWear
Many pretty gifts can . be
selected from our stock of
Ladies Neckwear and Belie.
Strae of the latest novelties- tbe sewn bav.e just been
opened tip, and wo shos4
• wide variety of neW and up.
110.date styles. .....26, 60, 76e
values anywhere. Just a few
price hints,
Panay pit:Mire handkerchiefs, &any
• odd and comical designs) to pleas
the little folk% 2 for 5o and 8 for 10e,
Good quality hernotitched handker-
Obiefe,full size,sleo fanoy ensbroid-
• odd handkerchiefe in good quality
inutilin, with or without lace edge,
extra opecial value at, each Se
Vine. quality Swigs embroidered
handkerohiefe, dozens of new and
handsome petternis, also very fine
quality pare linen hemstitched
• bandlierehiefe, nerrow hem*, „
ported by ouraelveidheet bons the nw
oral:ere, moth• • ....20o And ;CM:
Extra fine quality embroidered mus-
• lin and Howl handkerohiefisdainty
designe, hand or Machine
• embroidered on the fined of linos
%a .
•• 'or line, many sew patterns
httt rial many of any one design 1.00
135o, 50o, 75o, end " 4
Pure silk initialed hendkerohiefe,
hemstitohed, good quality, nearly
all ... . . .... ........
Pitney embroidered handkerohiefe,
• many different dolga/ good 4
•• hies at eaoh......: .... .10e and APO
• _Gents' linen hindhereisfehtimported
• by ourselvets dimot from the reek -
ere, plain or hemetitehed,10o, 16o,
20o and. .... .
cosacronkifiale.arks.
earpet
worthy presic:ent's great surprise eduetries.
when e found himself the subjeet of •
• the remat ks uttered by his interrupter. To those who are waiting anxiously
Mr Ransford then arose' and in for coal we would say, be patient, and
a few well chosen words VV. Jackson with aoritented mind still pile in the
presented hi
eeper with a beautiful cut glass decanter. serious today, than Ithat been at any
m, on 'behalf of the club, wood, for the coal queetiob is more
After his emotion had subsided be was titne since the strike settlement.
forced to acknowledge that a good joke garland Broilare doing their uttnost
had been ed o hi Messrs 11 h t which ot h
there 's hot a Carpet
Sweeper in the home, it
would be hard to find. a more
sensible or acceptable gift
for the housewife. There is
only one goodCarnetSweep•
er, and that is BISSELL'S4
We show these in two' of
their best makes) in light
and dark woOde, highpoi-
Ished finij
sh, nickle or apan
mountings., Nees fixed by
the maker. $2.50 & $3.50.
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Pla Y to re eve t e ens on, sn
Forrester and Jackson were then any *means &stifled to Clinton alone.
ealled upon to respond to the Clinton has been favored with three
toast of the "Lawn Bowling cars, but this amount has been only
Ulub°' ; "Out Guests" was e.chnowledg- an aggiayation, as we all want some,
ed by W. 0, Hinds, Manager of Ole and can't get it, beeense theft has hot
Bank of Coma:tette, Mitchell: "The been enoogh come in to go around.
lade D. La proton ; "Press,"
on;ur oswo by S. ,Mr Will Oundry, formerly of Goder-
Mahon. The following gentlemen loh, but Who h
f I a (Ibeen on 11,7 Zest
• nderedeolos throughout the evening coast of A r oa rno Y as
and were much appreciated; Metiers. the gold coast) for the last 181 rnotithe,
Dowding, Itose,T. jackeoti,Dr. Holmes; came home on Monday on A months
and the renditions of "Old Bleck It're" leave of absebee lEie has been located
and "He's an Englishman" by the at Coonsaseie; being a Lieutenant of
club's solo singers, Maitre Jackson and the constabulary force. He enlisted
Ransfora respectively, were the divots for three years, and will return to fin -
of the evening, the discordantw botes • ieh out his term. His work is atm*
being many, making their solos quite the natives, and threoffieere have to do
conspieuoue. 11. B. Combe was the last 1 all their travelling on foot,or be carried
entlernan to have honors lontowed ' on hammocke ; their fuel is Ore
* uPen bins ere the gathering had taken ; niehogany,which is plentiful, but they
its flight, After the gneete had pone are located so far from rail comretini-
Op to the sitting room for their overt'? oatioho that the wood is of little Willue,
coat& and hate,- he was called to •the . The climate is warm, fairly enjoyable,
centre where he veto preeented with a but the rain torrents, kr Gundry says,
. alight niomento of 6100M:timer's outing. are totnething terrible. lie does not
The conaliany thett eat* "Should Ail& advolee people to go out there because
Acquelatance be Porgot" and diepersed • conditions are so mush different to
into.. for their homes, all feeling that- this what tbey are here, but coneldere he
DIN year's gathering hadeapped the climax hati had an experience which he con.
Of enjoyment, siders of great value to him,
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Perhaps you want to tone up you home before
Christmas with a IsIca 'Carpet. Axminster Rugs, Art
Squares, Lace Curtains, Silk Table Covers, Golden
Draperies, Etc. • If so we are fully prepared to sup-
ply the demand, and to quote special prices till after
the holidays.
Union Carpets, antra ride, good coleus Worth 800 for 25o.
Heav4ytwanod.p15yooynion Carpet, yews wide, in a yarioty of Indians at 85o,
5o
A speoiel line of Tapestry Carpet, in good patterns and colors, regular
65e for 50o.
Wool Carped, yard wide, in o verietv of patterns at 65e, 750 and 96o.
A.rt Squareo, woven in one piece, in different eta up to 4 yards wide by
4t yards long all around, will lit it ordinary sized room without any
matching or flawing, and will eon no mote than any othtr dap**.
We have them in throe qualitiee. Ask to tee them.
Lace Codeine, in all qualities, from 250 to $2.60.
Art Mutating and (Indian Scrimp, 5e, 80, 100 and 15,.
Overcoats °
We plow a largo stook of Swell °mooed for young men in the new Bag.
ienette ityle *Melt is now a popular, from MO.
Men's Pleok told Navy Beaver °verdant, in all sem, from $15,5fi to $10.
Men's Heavy Odes° Miters, high norm oollar, heaYY *arm Rangy at
$6.76, $4.50 ihna $0.
We aim' a lull range of Stanfield's llnshriokeide Undowesr. Beware
of imindione whit& are mita to be pat so good as Stenfield'e-enone genuine
except Moan* OtinholdIO,
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