The Clinton News-Record, 1905-02-09, Page 74
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Mr. R. L. Borden,•
Again in. the House.
Mr. R. L. Borden, Mader of the
Conservative party in the House oi
Commons, was elected on Saturday
be acclamation member for Valet/on
county. A large number of Conserve.
tiwe M. P's were present and man
happy three minute speeches were
made. Among those who spoke were:
Dr. Chisholm, member for East Hu-
ron -"I owe my lAieg here as a mem
ber of Parliameet to 1VIr. Borden.
vie who came up and gave us a meetinr
when, perhaps, he should heves beer.
in Halifax. As a result the three
Hurons turned over and for the first
time in history sent down a solid
Conservative contingent,"
Mr. E. N. Lewis„M. P. for West
Ifuron-"The cause of the defeat of
Mr.. Borden in Halifax was, •I ,think
well set out in a, cartoon in Tin
Toronto News. The •picture represen-
ted Mr. Borden,. gripsack in hand, re-
turning. to his home from his traveb
in other parts of Canada, and tau
legend underneath indicated that M
wondered whether anyone • had dis
placed him in the affections of Hall-
• fax in his iong absence." " •
... • •
Porter's Hill..
On Wednesday evening of last weal'
a large num,ber gathered at Mr. T.A.
Maedonald's aid had &Icing . and
games. All 'report having a' good
Mr. Roy-•1Vfacdotigall has teturned.
to Aar. James, Stirling's: ' • • :.
Mr. William Lindsay is 'Ilene° again
and he says he enjoyed himself.
Miss Grace Macdougall left for Lon
don last Thursday.
A large niimber of the farmers tecil
hogs to Goderich on 1Vfoirday.,
On Monday qf last weele :a " large
number of the youeg people gathered
at the home of Mr.. John A, Cox and
spent the, evening in 'gal.:flea...ailam.-
usements. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert' Coi.and
Leslie J. Cox are vieiting relatives
up north:
On account of the had'roa.ds lea
Sunday INV. Mr, Snell was. unable to.
come to . Bethel Sunday night.1-1
engaged Mr. Wallis to Conte • but
could not •get through, so Mr. 0, W..
Potter held "services. • • .
Mr. Ben, V.anderherg" visited at. his
•brother's,. Mr. G. Vanderberg's, ()yet
Sunday and Monday.'
Mr. George Collins of Bervie, with
his brother, Mr: Wellington .Collins,
.
are spending a feW days ie•our
vil-
lage.
Mr. A. Macdougall got his hand
badly hurtlast, week, but it im-
• proving, we are gla,d.."tona,y, • .• ... •
Mr. . Norman Macdougall 'got' hurt
last week by the handle of the wind-,
lass which they were trying towor1.
in fixing 'their well: • ••• •
.„ .
HedinC$Vine.
•
Quarterly services were held in the
Methodist church on Sunday with a
good attendance, Oe Monday the
official board 'exterided .a unaminons
invitation to Rev, V, Swan to. re-
main for a second year. • ,
The Epworth, League intends hold-
ing a social •on the 21st inst. when a
good program will be given. Be sure.
and attend for it Will be woeth
while. • .
Mrs. Stanley was called to TimIter-
smith owing to the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Elcoat,
Miss Wilton of Myth is the', gust
of Miss Osbaldeston.
The many friends of Ira Pickard
are sorry to hear of his illness in
Minneapolis, Minn. •
The following is the report of the
pupils of S. S. No, 3. for the month
of January, based on regularity, pun-
ctuality, good deportment and genet" -
al proficiency : .
5th -Herbert Ross, Egerton Will-
son.
Sr. 4th-Osear Teikutt, Leila Ford,
FIossie Reiland, Howard Trewartha,;
• Muriel Willson, Albert Pickard, May
McCartney, Pear! Huller, Etta COI-
elough, lorances Potter, Myrtle Con-
nell, Florence Lavii, Frances Rhodes;
Leona, Yeona, Yeo.
.4th -Clarence Potter, John
Sturdy, Clifford IVIeCartney, Myrtle
Trewartha, Edith, Lavis, Wilbert Rai-
aead, Lulu Midholland, Minifle
Sturdy.
Sr. 8r&--Emeline Holland, Emily
Yeo, Atex, Boss.'
Jr. ard-Retta Ross, HOrner Can-
teion, Charlie La,Vis, Lane Jervis,
Sr. 2n4-Normati .1Vfiller, Ernest
Huller, Albeit Proctor, Percy Mutt, -
Mugs
Jr.2nd-jessie Ross,,Ikulu Willson,
Lorne McCartney, Nornittn Holland,
Verna Rhodes, Stirling' Dempsey, "
Pt. 2nd-Attrje Boss, Dethert
ler, Joseph Palmer, Lottie Lava.
Pt. lst-Ernest McCartney, Hattie
6filler.
No. on roll 47, average 30.-N. W.
Trewartha, Teacher.
The NeWS-RecOrd •giVet the local
pews,
• Hullett Township.
The Ifullett township couneil met
in the township hall on Monday at
2 P. ilt• Communications front the
G. "r. RV, Co., the C. P. R. aiel the,
Bell Telephone Co respecii ig the as-
sessment of their property were re-
ceived and headed over to tl,e trAtn-
ship asessor. 'renders were twelve('
for the supply of elm plank, the ac-
cepted onea being.-Cartrights and,
Mantangs. The auditors detailed sta-
tement of the treasurer's accounts for
• 1904 was presented and adopted, and
envies ordered to be forwarded to
afl the •parties entitled thereto. A
number of ratepayers being owners of
'gravel pits were present by invitat-
ion of the council for the, purpose Of
arranging a uniform price for gravel
• obtained for township purposes and
it Was agreed by resolution that the
council will pay hereafter the sem of
40c per cord for gravel got for con-
• tracts and by eontractors, and. the
• sum of 10e per load fee gravel got
by patignasters, providing the oveners
of pits keep their ,gravel pits ia good
order, cleer..-and to the satisfaction
of the respective rbad commissioners,
otherwise the sum of 8c only will be
paid, The Local Option By-law which
was carried by the very smafl major-
ity of eight votes on the 2nd Jan.
was finally passed by the council and
will come into operation on the 1st
May. The petition of Geo. Farquhar
and a few others, asking to be with-
drawn for certain reasons from Un-
ion School Sections No. 4, ,Se G.,
was refused because arbitrators have
already been appointed by the county
council to deal with the same 'matter.
CO01.11104 adjourned • until called by the
reeve, -James Campbell, Clerk. .
The following ' Shows the relative
standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 5
for January based on test paPers, at-
tendance and general proficieney
• Sr. 4th -Junes McCool, Robert
Vodden, Mabel McCool, Essie Mair,
Wm. Snell, 1VIelvin. Hill, Bella, Ball,
Wm. ,Ileggert, Alfred IVIc13rien, Annie
Miller, Harry McCool, John Wallace,
Gertie Vodden, Elsie Brown, Bert
Nbtt, • • .
Sr, '3rde-Eineet Vodden, Aga Mair,
Della McCoal, Mart Jackson, Orval
Rapson,, Flossie Brown, Annie Ball,
Sept. Wallace, 'Mabel Lee.. .
Jr, 3rd -Cora McCool, Olterlie Woe -
den, Armand MeCool, Albert: McLau-
ghlan, Howard Hill, Ogle Miller,
Ephraim. Snell, Bari Squire, :Earl
Mason. • :
Sr. : 2nd-rRichard Vodden, Wesley
Iloggart, Janies Lovett.
2nd -Eldred MeBrieti, Lynn
Mair, Maggie Mair; Flop Cole, Cal-
vin Lovett, Eddie IVIiller. .
•Pt, 2nd: -Mary .Appleby, Mary Vod-
den,„ Willie Weymouth, Elva '1VIeCoel.
Pt. itt-Ella Lee, Edna LeeEnrolled : •
iettsendancler
attendance
average 37
lngea
Colborne ToWnship
-The storm of .the: paet few days has
left .the roads in a bad condition.
„We' ere glad to sec Miss Mary Long
but again after having been under'
the dootor's, care for some time.
BeV:• • Mr. 'Yelland IS Carrying • on
revival serVices at Bethel..
Quarterly service was held at Zion
church on Sa,beiath and Was largely
adtended, • . , ••
We understand . Mr. Thos. Mitchell
intends going West with a earlead of
horses in the near future " :for Mr.
Fisher. -• • ' '
• Miss .Elliott of 'Goderich was - the
guest of • the Missee, Mitchell on •Sate.
bath." • • . • :
•
We are sorry t say that that Mrs. John
Treble is only slimly improving. She
"received 'a severe 'shaking up a short
time ego. • :• • • '
A very pleasant evening was spent
it Mr, Rieliard Allin's on Tuesday of
last Week: when Mr. and '1VIrs. Allin
gave a party to. a..inimher of the.ye.-
ung people; • 1 • '
Mr. Fred. Mugford hart.a, successful
sawing bee; on :Wednesday:last.-
ASmiIe In Every.Dose.
If your little ones are cross, peev-
• ish and fretful, give, them • Baby's
Own Tablets and they soon be
cheerful, smiling and happy-, Worried
rnoLhers1 who Use this medicine vlii
find there's la smile in every dose.
Mrs. N. Nathieu, Nosloonsing, Ont.,,
says : otiefore 1 began using Baby's
Own Tablets my 'Little one was • al,
ways sickly and cried day and night,
But the Tablets have regulated his
stomach 'and -bowels, given
strength and he is now good-natured
and 'growing finely." Mothers need
not be afraid to use. this medicine -it
is guaranteed to contain no opiate or
harmful drug and may be given with
perfect Safety' to a new born babe.
Sold by all medicine dealers or •sent
post paid at g5 emits a box by writ-
ing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Brockville, Ont. ' •
• Port Albeit.
Jas, Young is again confined to his
residence,
John Pellow leaves this Week for
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
We are sorry to thronicle the death
of B'dward --Joy which took place on
2nd inst. at • the residence of his gr-
andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Corr-
ell. The young nian WAS in his 28th
year and had been ill for some • few
months, -His geandparents 'ratted
him, his parents now living in • the
State of Wisconsin, and his sister,
Who was with hini at his death, have
the sympathy of the neighborhood.
The funeral took place on Saturday
to Dungannon Cemetery, the pallbear-
ers being John Shields, Geo. Fielder,
Chester Walters, his uncle, and Rob -
at, Edward and James Foley, his
neighbors. •
Nolis Pearson is somewhat under
the weather.
Messrs. Jesse and 'William .Grey
were called to Woodstock last week,
• their mother being ill.
Clark, a well known Canadian, puts
on the market the finest Potted Mea-
ts; Corned Beef, Lunch Tongue, Pork
and Deana) eteq eVer 1noW11,
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The Clinton Newo-Roconi
Wet Tucheistuith.
Mrs. Gibson of near Toronto is at
present the guest of her sister, Mrs.
•Dona,ld Junor of the London Road.
Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon Waldron •of
Toronto were gusts at the old
homestead on the London Road
from Saturday to Monday of this
week.
IVIiss Sarah Watt is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hugh McConnell of Hay
township.
Mrs. John Wise is spending 0. fev
days at the home of her father, Mr.
Henry Steep of Clinton,•
Miss Maggie Holmes entertained a
large number of her friends to a so-
cial hop on Tuesday evening of last
week. •
Mr, Hugh Scott Taylor is visiting
friends 'near Sarnia.
• Brucefield.'
The Rev. J. MeCaul of Toronto has
been in town for some time stirring
up the interests of the Independent
Order of Foresters. He has secured
seven or -mere new rnenibers and ex-
• pects to get in some more yet., The
I. o. I. will'hold a special meeting
on Friday night. Heiman and Kippen
courts are invited, refreshments will
be served and a very nice time is ex-
pected, •
Special services are being held in
the Presbyterian church every night
during this week until Friday when
preparatory services will be held in
the forenoon at 11 o'clock, The.Rov.
J. lVfeCaul of Toronto will preach at
all these services.
The priee of timber 4;vill Surely be
lower in the future judging by the
amount of logs passing through, our
• Miss. Lizzie Carr of Clinton visited
at her :home last week.
• A. great many of the Foresters ef
our village took in the big rally at
Kippen -recently:•• ..
Leadbury.
Mr. W. Grieve entertained a
number of his friends last wgek.
Mr:' B. Reid of Carraluff, Assa.,
and Mr. A. Lovett of Surnmerhill we-
re gitests of Mr. John Scarlett last
Mr. and. :Mrs. T. Archibald visited
friends In Tuckersmith list week.
Mr; and MissDickson have return-
ed home after making a pleasant. Vis-
it with Walton friends,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Scarlett Visited
Blyth friends the ether day. •
Mr. F, W. Scarlett arid Miss. A•
Baird of - Kincardine were Seatorth
callers :On Sunday everting. :. •
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'PainfulRheumatjsm". •
HOW IT IS CAUSED. BY BAD BL-
OOD,'AND 'WRY CURED BY DR:
WILLIAMS' 'PINK PILLS.
•
-NOt: many years agodoctors.
thought' rheureatisni was only a local.
pain caused by cold or wet in ageing
joints .and -Muscles; Now they -know
that theuniatisio is caused by the
blood becoming tainted with uric
acid from disorderedliver and kW -
'pays. This acid eats into the • vital
agent. It destroys their vitality,
'.ceintractt the..museles, stiffens. the
joints and irritates the nerves, • Then
cold and Wet make eVery. bone groan
with aching rheumatiCin. You blame
theweather, but the real cause • is
acid in . the : bleed. 'Phe stiffness
spreads 'and the pain g grew .worse
each year mita you are a helpless•
cripple, tortured day and night. Per,
haps the disease may spread to the
.heart -and that Means sudden death.,
Yon must not neglect rheumatism --,
but you .Can't cure it with liniinents,
plasters or hot clothe. They ' cannot
possibly touch the blood-. The only
sure. scientific •Cirre is Dr, Williams'
Pink, Pills; because they actually
Make new blood. They sweep out the
painful acid, loosen .the joints, and
muscles, braee up their nerves, • and:
strengthen the liver and kidneys for
their work in casting out impurities.
This is proved by .the thousands of
suffering • rhuematios vvbo have been
made well and- strong by Dr, Wil-
Jiams' Pink Pills. Mr. T. H. Smith,.
of Caledonia, Ont., is one Of these
litany witnesses. He Says ; "For a,
number of years I•was :badly troubled
• with rheumatism, : and Was so crip-
pled up I could scarcely do any Work.
I tried a number of medicines; but
they • did , not help me. I saw
Ptnk Pills advertised as a
cure for rheumatism and decided ' to
try them...Before the third box was
gone I found myself much better. • I
continued to use the pills throughout
the Winter and they have coiripletely
cured me. • I got se I could work On
the coldest day without a• coat and
not feel a twinge of the trouble. 'I
think every rheumatic sufferer should
promptly take Dr. Williams' pink
Dr, William's' Pink Pills cure men
and women who are crippled • with
rheumatism, lumha,go, sciatica, pare, -
lysis and even locomotor ataxia, be
-
(tease they actually • •make new, rich
red blood, This new blood sweeps the
painful, poisonous impurities out of
the system and puts the whole body
good rich blood can, do that-- and
• into a healthy state. Nothing ean
give you • healing' blood exeept Dr,
William' Pink PilH. If the 1.10oo is
had the nerves are bad, for the nervet
• feed on the blood. That is the cause
of Sleepletsness,' nervousness, hysteria.
St,. Vitus dance; neuralgia and loss
of vitality in men and women, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills faithfully, used
cure these diseases and other blood
disorders such as anaemia, bilious-
ness indigestion, heart troubles,
• backache, kidney trouble and decline.
But you must get the genuine pills.
The 'something else just Its good"
Mediehae. whieh some dealers try to
persuade their eustereers to tali°
never cured ttinything or anyone, See
that the full name Dr. Willi ttos'
Pink Pills for Pale People," is on
the wrapper around every box. If in
doubt write to the Dr. Williams' Me-
• dicine Cb., Ilrockville, Ont., 'and the
pills will be mailed at 60 cents kaib:ox
Or SiX boxes for $2,60,
P. 4L DV7&BDS
BAYFIELD--
Seldom have the people of Bay -field and surrounding co-
• untry had such a (*bailee to save money on their purchases
as at P. A. lildwa,rds' Winter Cash Sale. Printed Oleos are
frequently inisleading and yon should see the goods to Ap-
preciate the values. Ours are acknowledged the best values
ever seen here. •
Come and judge or yourself.
DRF,SS GOODS -We have a large variety of seasonable
.****!************* goods in desirable colors, browns, blacks,
navys, greens, greys, serges, tweeds, soliels, etc., at specia1-.
ly reduced prices. 50c and 00e for 38c and 42e, 350 for,28c,
25c and 80e for 20c per yard. A number of pieces of Fancy
Goods for Skirts and Waists 75e and 85e for 25e a yard.
Exceptional values in Suitings and Oloakings ;
• 75c and 85e English Homespun at 500 and 60c 750 Gr-
ey Suiting for 400 a yard $1.00 Navy Beaver for 60c a yd,
$11.00- Navy Curl for 50c a yard $1.35 Green Beaver for 05• 0
$L25 Cardinal Curl for 700 a yard, 38 inch Flannelette
Skirting ec a yard. Faney Bordered Apron Lining 14e yd,
1-00, 120 and 15c WrapPerettes for 8e and 10c Fancy Sh-
• irting 150 for 10e 25c Ringwood Gloves, white and (color,
ed at 150 a, pair.
READY-MADB CLOTHING -We are determined to clear eV-
****************************** ery Overcoat and Suit-- re-
gardless cost :
Only 0 Men's Overcoats, sizes 39 and 40, at Half Price.
8 Youths' Overcoats, 34 and 35, at $1.50 each,
Just 12 Men's Suits, sizes 36, 37, 38, 89. $5 for $3,50,
$6 and $6,50 or $4.50 and $4.90, $7, $7.50 and $8 for $6.50.
There are many other bargains of •which there is not room
here to mention. •
Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples taken.
10 per cent. discount off regular priced floods
F, A. EDWARDS, BAYFIELD.
1.111111101y
-• Constance.
•• Mr, and Mrs, J. lVfillson of Elarrie
are at present visiting friends in and
around the village.
Mr. Wm. Jamieson lett last week
for Stratford wherelie has sectired
good position..., .•
Al the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
on Thursday the felleiving • . officers
were elected : • . • •
" President, .Mrs, Jas. Hinehley
Secretary;. Mrs. W." B. Cook
Treasurer, Mrs. Win. McIntosh,
Mr. Albert Brunsdon of Lendesboro.
was in our , yillage on Friday... .
• Miss Millie Otheldeston, of Holmes":
Villespent past of last week the gue-
st .of her cpusin, 1VIiss Eva Bapsop:.
Rev. Mr. Snell of Bayfield will pre-
ach here neit Sunday. •
G., w, Ross spent Sunday With his
friend, the postinaster. '
Ashfield Towns 1P.
• 4 ' . ' •
kiee Le.iii•a;Webster of ".LUeknOW:hai
been visiting Mr.,. .Thomas WebSter
-of "Asheeld:
, .
Miss- Mary".$Waii has returned home
.trom visiting frietds: on the '9th con-
.
eestion of Aslifield.
• Messrs.' . George Swan and • Jacob
Iliinter,•of Ashfielti• ere busilyhauling
logs to •LucknoW., •: • • ' •.•
Dungannon,
WM. Welsh, of Listowel, officially
visited this vidinity in the interests
of the -life Msuranee eornpany which
he represents, • .
We, along with' the friends of Mrs.
T. J. Clark, who has been 'ill for
some time, are pleased to know that
she 'is .almost recovered.
'Mrs D. McNevin and daughter, •MY-
ra., daring last week visited the for-
mer's parents, Mr: and Mrs:, Paul
Sm,1tzcr f Lucknow
.The sacrament of the Lord's supper,
was administered in Erskine Church,.
iast SalOhath. Preparatory -*service
we's held hi the church on Friday.
. • .
The W nter months usher in those
long monotonous days of which the
farmers have so much dread. The
Modern firmer canna 'realize, • how-
ever, the terrible Wellness experien-
ced by their forefathers when • they,
were cut 9ff almost entirely from
communication ' with the outside
world. But now, the newspapers find
their'.way into almost every hotne,all
that is changed, as through this gre-,.
at boomthefarmer is enabled to
keep in touch With • all clients of
interest that transpire throughout
Caneria and the whole world.-- • "
• The daily paper • which hat' found
most favor in the hearts ef the peop-
le of .Canada is THENEWS, Tor,
nto which ,you can, have mailed to
you dairy for a whole year for One
Dollar, Write . at once for clubbing
rates, :
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.,r1Ave, You "HEARTB u RN .?•
It's ." quite ebiehion with People,
whose ' digestion is. poor, Immediate
relief follows the use . of Nervilfee.
Stairwell is 'strengthened, agestioo.
.is madeperfect, lasting. cure results
• M eVery case Use Use PolSon's Nervil•-•
.ine once and you'll never be .ivithont
it hfrause 'every type of stomach
dis-
oider -conquered. by a lew doses.•
One :25e bottle 'of • Nervilin.e always
• convinces,. Sold* eyerywh'ere .ter the
•
•
• McKillop Township.
• Social ' parties were held at • the
homes of Mr. Henry Stimore and Mr.
Thomas.. McElroy recently. A good
tirne was Spent by those who were in
attendance. •
MSS Bella Hackwell is on a pleas-
ant visit at the home of her friend,
Mis J. O'Connel. • '
, .
baby girl of Mr. end 1VIrs. Me-.
I'Gregor died on Wednesday laSt at the
age of four months.. We convey our
• svnipethy to the bereaved parents '
Election day was one of the. coldest
of the season and while' some of the
younger voters refused to turn out
and face •the hitter north Wind, all
• the old stagers went to the 'polls like
East Wawanosh..• :1. Miss Lizzie McCutcheore.- who has
Thc Nllowireport of the st&
been in Manitoba for about • eighteen
ng '
art
ing of the ptipils of S. S.• No. '10, for months, has retailedShe says that
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the Month of January • is beset' on she likes living in Manitoba.
regularity of attendance, good' cen- - Mr, Wm. Brown of Neiv York has
duet and general proficiency , ' been Visiting his *cousin, Mr. John A.'
5.tliAnnie McGowan. 78.. Brown, for the' past 'couple of Weeks.
Sr, 4th -Janet MeGo.wan 193; Fred. .• - • •
Toll 437 Millie Toll sts„ . John 1a,(1'
ford 143. • • IdOW TO GET ,CONSIMIPTION., ,
jr. 4th -Herbert Toll 430; Belle Ninety per centof the "lungere
Potter 402, Wafter McGill 355, Geo. coritra,ct Consumption by allowing po-•
McGowan 319. -Aver of resistance to fall, So law that
3rd-•-lVfaggie MeG•owan 020,- Olive a favorable condition • for the devel-
McGill 297, Dodds McCiowan 277, Opment •of the'beccilli is provided. In
John Patterson' 230, Archie ..Radford a healthy system em.snmption can't
201.• •• •'take root,. But where there is weak
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Sr, 2nd -Charley Toll 141, Russel tress and debility, there you find tub
Wilson 187, Mary • McGowan 118, ereuloSis. For developing strength
Rosie.Patteron• 87,' Walter Mason 46 ,aed building up the weak, nothing e-•
Jr. 2nti7-•Janet, Patterson 73. Anals Ferrozone.• It makes )the blood
Sr. Pt,. 2nd -Mona Potter 34nutritious and the 'nerves endtiring.
Jr. Pt, 2nd -Walter IVIeClowan 74, The May It converts food into nut"
Rebecca McGowan 43, Gladys Mc- riment, the appetite it gives 15 sur-,
GeWart 41, Orville 'McGowan 30. • priting. Just what the man verging
Pt. Ist-Forman Radford .10, Lorne on consumption needs, -that's Ferro -
Toll 18. zone. It tired and weak don't put
22. -.Winnie E. ThompSondeaders,
i Teacher. tablets -at air •.
No. on roll 21, average attendinea loft, Fifty cents buys a box of fitty
February '..Clearing
. Sale •
Before Stook Taking we' wish to clear out.several lines
to Make room for spring goods, Note the following prices:
• 12ie PRINTS POR . 100 7e and 80 PRINTS FOR 5e
• Wrapperettes for 10e Flannelette Sheets 204
50e Dross Goods • 40e $1.00 Dress Goods Nr 80e .
' 20e Dress Goods for 120 ,25e Dress Goods for • 20e
$1.25 Brest Goods for 85c '
- Furs and Winter Goods at greatly reduced. priees,
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ANTALL PAPER -Aire have the largest stock of Wall Palter'
for 1905 of all patterns and prices that
we have ever shown,, prices running from 3d to 25e a roll
as:well as tiargain Iots.
• Ali 'due hills previous to 1005 roust be la bp the 20th • Peb.
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• -Highest Market Priee For Produce,-
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NOW FOR BARGAINS
▪ We have lust finished stock -taking, ,which brings to the 4.
front a variety of broken lots and odds and ends from each •,;
department, which must be cleared out 'Ut once regardless of 1:
cost. Below we mention a few of the .many bargains wo
have to offer :
Ladies' Waistings in wool and silk mixtures, in fancy stripes, •
spots and floral desieens, no two alike, worth 50c, dile and 44..
05a, your &mice for 89e per yard. • ae
Remnants of Dress Goods in various kinds and qualities,from
eto 5 yard ends, at half price. •
Swiss Embroideries, 3 Indies Wide, in a variety of patNrns, •
regular prices 7e, 8c and 100, for Sc.
Pure Silk 'Ifnons, 3 inches wide, .in a variety of colors, reg-
ular lee, for Sc.•
Fancy Dress Goods, 42 inches wide, regular 50e, bar 25e.
Serge Dress Goods, all wool, in black and navy, 54 inches
• wide, regular 65e, a snap at 39c,
Ladies' SAtaria Uederskirts, worth $1, for 75e, '
Boys' Frieze UleterS, high atorin caller, worth $4, for $2.50.
Men's.eze Usbes, tweed lining, high storm collar, . slash .....
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•:P Ladles, Astrachan Jaekets-•, No. 1-quelity, made from seleet,- "...., !..;:e.
od skins, regular $35, $40 and .$45, 25 Per cent 011.
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PRICESIFOOTWEAR ARREST ATTENTION
QUALITIES INVITE INSPECTION
We are determined to reduce our immense stock and we '
hiarq made the pricesso low that we know if you see the
. Seeds, you cannot resist the genuine bargains we are offer-
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ALI, WINTER GOODS MUST BE CLEARED OUT
REGARDLESS' OF COST.
' also many other lines of first 'class staple goods which we •
have placed an our. BARGAIN COUNTERS for QUICK .• •
SELLING. Do you want the best value you ever got in , a,
Pair of Boots, no matter what ' kind you want. If you do
just come and put us to the test. We know•we can please you. 4P -
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY. ,
Men's Fine.L.a.ced Boots Worth $3.50, -$4 and $5 going at $2,75
Ladies' VM.i. Kid Button Beots'worth $8,50, sale -price $2:
Misses Pehlke and, Kid, Buttoned Boas .werth $1.35 and '21.-50, only 790
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OUR STOCK MUST BB -REDUCED, .• •
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AYLOR & SON.
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J. B. HOOVER, NeLSON BALL I
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Undertaking promptly attended to by night: or day.
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FUILNITUItiA
07- Your wants can be supplied best by
us. Our prices :bring us the
trade.
EO' you have our persona supervision
and satisfaction guarartteed.
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3, Night and Sunday calla answered -as 3'6(11E -nee Of either of the prinei-.
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CONTINVEs
. CLEARIl\TG PRICES' $$.:
rn all departments. 0.
SPECIAL SNAPS .
in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
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Any quantity ,6f. Eggs and Butter taken $
in exchange for goods.
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STORE OPEN EVERY NtOlIT,
MoBEATI-13 BLYTH
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