Clinton New Era, 1908-04-16, Page 5New...Good*:.
Rugs. We have them in Velvets Wil -
tons, Brusiela, 'Wools, • Smyrnas, °
Unions, prices from $450 to $59-60,
Matting at 'from 15c to 3oc per yard.
011 CIoth, iwO.yardst_Wide, 25c per...
• square yard, 7. • •
Linoleum& 4 yardswide, at 4oc to 69c.
per square yard.• •• .••
I .
X
RING
Gem Rings
Signet Rings,
•fr you contemplate
a ring purchase,an
unusual aisorttnent
of good ring values
awaits your inspec-
tion here.
Genuine Solitaire
Diamond ring $9.09
and, upwards. • Birth-
day rings $1.75 up
- wards and good sat-
isfaction with rings
• purchased here.
Nt Ili AR.
Jeweler and Ontician.
Opposite the Market.
CLINTON
Er'eyes Tested -Free :
Clinton Market Report.
ourgoos4sTery Thursday' atteraeott
Winos 11.***e... 000000 *** 90 to 90
0 45 10 0 45
Barley ,..... , .. , - 0 50 to 54
Peas .... ........., 0 80 to 0 85
Epp ..... •.„ . . - , 0 18 to 0 14
I Butter ...... ... 0 25 to 0 26
Hogs ..,„ ...
, ........ 0 10 to 610
Ohickene, dry picked,- lb 0 07 *9 0 10
Ducks, per ito.14,140 *1104 0* 0 0810 0 10
rUrheY. " I** op 9 *IP 4, 0 1CI to
0 08 0 18
Geese. " ,... to0 10
• I
Tom:mire IIIARKEITS
, . Sun Apt. 16
The general outlook from a fartner'e
standpoint continues favorable. .AI -
though the spring is rather late in On-
tario, the weather outlook is now ex-
ceedingly promising,and the prospects
are that seed will be got in at about
the usual thee, with no eet-back owing
to cold weather later on. In parts of
the West 50 per cent. of the crop has
been sown, and Weetern farmers are
alltcounting on a bountiful yofebinPric,
es of farmers' produce aisoAlontinue. on
a fairly ;satisfactory. level.
Hoete--Gunns quote 66.15, f oh; $0,40
fed and watered at Toronto ; and $0,65
off cars. • • .
SHEEP -Export ewes were quoted at
.$6 to $5.50 i bucks at $8.50 to $4 Mend
grain -fed lambs were strong at $7.50 to
$8•50. with most of the trading at $8,25
0A-TTial-Ohot ce . export steers were
from 8525 to 8550, and medium goods
were worth $5 to $5.25. .Extra choiee.
butcher cattle were scarce, and the
best offering in the butcher line was
bought at $5.50. Choice butcher stock
changed' hands at around 64.75 to $5,
medium at $4 to '$4.50, and common
stock at $3,50 to .$8,75. Only a, few
stockers were offering, and these were
negotiable at $6.50 to $8.75 for the best
while medium goods brought$2.76 to $3
Spririg is Here
end thrifty housewives will be looking i
1 for something to mak ii the drudgery of '
house-cleaning easier.
. $
• . -
+ One pound (10c worth) of " Solvene "
4 • Powdcir_will make you a.whole. pail, of 4)
---i 4 . soft soap, We carry a well-ai3sorted line v..
of Bombs and Wash'Powders,. Brushes, e.
Broomsrin-factr-everythurg-nece
say for Spring Cleaning., • "'"
What about thd very important cines
1•
, • tion of •
.
•Prepare for Positions
paving from li$5 to $100 per month by at -
sending the popular
TORONTO;, ONT.• •
This school is noted far and near for the
r superior education glen to the students
and for the remarkable success of its
raduates. College open the entire year.
pegin now. Our training will make you
pependent. Write to -day for catalogue.
• W. :il Elliott, Prin.
OR. YONGE AND ALEXANDER
, • FLOUR' • 1
Have you any trouble in getfing-good
bread from the flour you are using. We ,
carry in stook the famous "'Royal House- .. •
iOnethat will prove to ,you the. superior
how, - Diwmond " and " Star " brands.
• qualities bf these brands. . • •
; A.. II. Beaton!s; ... 1
iThe . People's. Grocer. • 1.
Phone 111. . • . - '
I. G cods .Delivered ProgigptlY,
4, • .
010/40441.10* 0 *NO elibelt ••••
70 the Purclusing_Publio :
•We have told you about Seeds and many. 'have bought,
't we .have some yet. We have told you about Millinery,
.nd there has been a rush for it, but we dan supply many
more. Now comes Boots; Shoes and Rubbers , of which we
Ave an immense stock, All sorts of Dry Goods, Grpceries,
- tc. Then the season for Wire, for fencing, has - come, and
Are have the material —Coiled, Barb and lain. •
Come and leave your order for °dal for next winter... We
will be able to supply you shortly.,
1
Emporium
endesboro, API. 14108
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APAMS
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SOME SNAPS FOR
• BOYS
• In Norfolk dirid 3 -piece Suits
Births Marriages di. Deaths News Notes
BOON
BUITTON-InRulletti. On APrli SO Mr. and
*lb WA3•Brittoa. attuabter.
LAM -1n Olintext. ext Mender. April 1M, to
Mr and M** Immo Pavia, a son,
XIT011101011- In Goderich Tp.,,on Mouday,
Apri1111103, to !drawl MIS Kitchener. ti Op.
HOGG - In G_rev. 4pril let. to Mr and MM.
James 4,10110. of Ittliverion. daughter.
MAUD,,QXALD In aigulestowil. APril etu, to
Mr and airs Duncan MacDonald, a dauguter,
MoALLISTER-In Grey, APril 7th, to Ur and
Mrs Rebt ktouligter, a daughter.
MARRIAGES,"4.
THOIMPSON-McDOUGALL ;it the MAIM.
John APril 7, bY Rev, Joh tioltieSi.
unison'of Beset hewan, sop of M
41:in ,Thompson, 13ayfiekl to Grace Er.
daughter of Mr Arab McI)ougau, Vorter's Rill.
jA0110011-(IRAIG At the residence of the
bride's parents, Morris. an Awl' &hp by Rev.
J. L. Small. M. James Jackson to Margaret
Janet, daughter of Mr Robt Craig, allot Morris.
ARMSTRONG-BUCHANAN - On April 8111.
at the residence of the bride's father, Goderiett
by Rey. Jas A. Anderson, it.gissistzd by Rev.
R Et Cochrane, $1, A., Charles tienrY Armstrong
B A of Toronto; to Olive May lItiohanan 11,4,
• DIED
LINTON- In Renick, April 4th, Mrs Roberg•
Linton, aged :t years and 7 mouths.
WILLIS - Morris, March 26th, Robert
Willis, aced 64 years.
BOWLER- At belgrave, April 8th, Saraii A
Williams, wife of Mr George Sowler, aged 66
years. 10 months and 20 days.
IdoCUTCHRONv-In Morris, April let, Hannah
daughter of the late John tfoOnteheon, in her
64th year. • .
•
CARSLARIC-Iu Toronto, 6 Taylor Street 17m,
John, Youngest son of Mr • and ktrs J Cars -
lake, formerly of Clinton. aged 10 years if.liOntil
death due to menikgitis
Sa
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BY_ EVAPORATION.
You haven't forgotteneur last
year's Maple Syrup have you ?
You liked it so well, you remem-
ber you said "I'll get it at
•" O'Neirs-' again next year.
That's This Year
• and the Syrup is here. • Made by.
. the SArne people, from sap from '
seine trees,, an the same way,
•and we: can say of tit in big
letters
ELLIOTT .
AbSol'Utely.
O'NEIL,
THE. HUB" GROCER
. -
Viralter Holmes, a thirteen -year-old
Ingersoll buy, 4led of 1,0Chiamt
Mrs Frank Ivor, of stratbroy, was
attacked by a dog and badly bitten.
Semler 1.ovitt, formerovitt. President of
the Bank of Yarnaoath, died at Tar.
inou , .
Aire George.. Mowat, sister-in-law of
the late SirOliver Mowat,died at Roch-
ester, N. Y.
White housecleaning, Miss Kate
Stewart, of Puslinch Township, knock.
ed Ashotgun from the wall accident-
ally. The gun exploded, the charge
entedng • her foot. Physicians from
Onelrh state that her foot will have to
be amputated.
Premier Whitiaeo, and Hon. G,
MadKay, leader of the Opposition,
are preparing for a tour of thevrov.
ince.
Mrs Robert Latimer one of Toronto's -• Portland Cement
oldest residents and.'a 'first cousin of .
New Advertisements.
•choiceBeed Potatoes, • TI116 •
NEW ,
, Good, White Glint,' College Metoblese
and Eutpire seed, Potato.* tor Bile. DRY GOODS PIR.IYA
w. namiNs,
Maitland Oen., Holtnetlyille,
Two Lots for Sale.
Jmo,...‘em, •
For sale,. *W3 lote .the month eide of
Itattenbery $t„ watt, being Nos, 498 sod
499. Apply to VV. W. FARIta.N.
Carpetfor Sale,
For sah, privately, a quantity of Az.
Minster and Limes* Carpets, gcod es
new, else a quantity et Rag Carpets. Also
Standard Blue.Same 011 Stove, and other
ertiolee, Oan be seen at any time after
P.m,- JOHN 1AX1111.
the late Peettident. McKinley, died in
Toronto,. aged 95 years,
The Westerners are optimtstic and
declare prospects for a bumper crop
•are the best ever known. Seeding
will be • general • in a •week if the
weather continues fine.
The pollee commission at Port Arth
ur declined to close the many houses
of prostitution in that city at the re-
quest of the clergy and some busmes,
men, declaring that they were hand-
ling the problem in the best possible
manner. •,
Mr Charles Lindsay, of Toronto, one
of,the oldest journalists in .0anada, is
dead. He was formerly registrar .for
West Toronto. His chief contribution
to Canadian literature is. "Life • and
Time of Pi illiam Lyon McKenzie."
Rev Dr Waffle, 'of the First Baptist
Church Woodstock, resigned on Sun-
day. The resignation was totally un
expected, although it is said there had.
been friction between the pastor and
the congregation owing to ' the fact
that the church had not been progress.
ing as it was thought it should. ,
1.
CENTRAL
STRAT ORD, ONT.
is the leading business training School In
Western Ontario.. we give a thorough,
practical training on Commercial Sul:deists
Isaac Pitman's Shorthand, Touch Tyne -
writing, and in'Commereial and Railroad
Operating.- Each department is in - the
hands of experienced instructors, Wo
assist students to positions. Our gradu,
ates always succeed. for our courses are
the best. Get out free catalogue and learn
more about us. Rou may enter now.
Elliott .6c. McLachlin,.
. • *PRINCIPALS.
' "...,••••••••,.....1.1M4.,1111601.!.......1.#61;illiallia,14.0. , , ,
• , . •
all orders for Portland Cement prompt-
ly filled, 1. A,.HAMILTON, coal dealer.,
• .Seed Potatoes
A quantity of.beed Fotatoes Rural New
Yorlsar, prize winners and prolific. yielders.
• ' W, GRANT, London Road.
,INNE•MMIll•
•
Boarders Wanted
Private boarding womb:Iodation for
two ladies. Central situation. Inquire at
••NEW ERA. Office
Work wantur
• The undersigned is prepared to do any
kind of housewOrk, either nursery, sewing
or manual work by the day, AIRS BLISS
„ ••'• •'Victoria Bt. 'Clinton.
. Girl Wanted
Wanted by the let of ltraY, a girl to do
light housework Apply to •
• MRS 111IIRRS./, Rattenbury
- New HouselOr-Sale
, The .new_fseme house on mutt side of
Victoria 81. at present &wiped by _owner
• furnace, electric light, etc. house nicely.
laid out will be sold cheap.
• L. F. DOHERTY, owner
Box 126 Clinton
• • _ Tenders. Wanted •
Tenders will be received'..hy. the under-
sign up' to May the ,2nd for concrete arch
(Advert at McGoiree creek, Goderich
Township. • Plans and specifications,. may
be seen at the residence of the Reeve, H.
Sitikald. Clerk, or J.A, Fowler C B.
Lowest or ,my tender not neocessarily
accepted. NIXON STURDY,. Tp Clerk.
Dress '000mds. for: •
Easter' Govvils•
0.
• Styles, weights fabrics and colors have now
become settled, and we have the right goods to
show you. Novelties in broken checks, polka
dots; stripes and plain cloths, in all the fashionable
•' shades, and at the right price.•
, More New Coats.
We have procured a few new Coats, in
tweeds, suitable for young ladies, of meditnii, size:
TfieSe, are well made and nice cloth, and„wciild be
good value at a much higher price, when you con-
sider the making and quality of cloth. • °
•
Our price is $4.00
New chiffon Scarfs
for Easter... 4
„
These Scarfs are at present , very good qstyle.
We have them in White -Chiffon, with pretty dres
'• den ends, and they add a finishing .touch. tothe
• new Easter Suit.. •'
Extra value at 75c.:
he New
New Lisle Gloves*, elbow length, with em-
broidered wrists andthe new filette lace effect.
These are the newest things in fabric gloves it
the present time, and are extremely. pretty. See
them yourself. , •
•• •Price .15c.
NEWEST OF TI -IE NEW.
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Marks the opening of the House-cleaning
Season at
alker
FurnitureStort.
Spring House-cleaning time has arrived, the time
when householders will require something in. Furniture,
Carpets, Rugs, I4inoleums, etc., and Wantthem right
1,
away. We are ready for the rush, with. 'a large. stock of
every line of -Eriii—uiture ind House -furnishing goods.
Bought from the Celebrated C,N.R. Clothing Manu-
facturers, at a greatly-rednced_prite by clearing out
the lines. and I will give the., patrons of this store
the benefit of the reduction while the suits last Ali
the newest styles—materials that cannot be beaten
for wearing qualities, ranging in prices from 22 to
Do not miss this chance for
Your Spring Suit.
A Base Ball anCiBat given with- each Boy's Suit-
E. W. „JCOBS
CLItsITON
Ready-to-wear Clothing, Furnishing's, Hats:
. .
J. B. Hoover.
Nelson BalL
„An Artistic •
• Frame
teakeS a fair picture good aid a
.goad picture better, It teed not be
expensive, hat it must harmonize or
contrast attractively with the
!pictures.
--Our-Pletfire-Frames-
• are designed to prodtice lust that
effect. Let US bravo one or more of
your pictures to frame as an experi-
• ment. We think you will be more
than pleased with the result,
BALL
IBOOVEE
FT
8c-
Prompt 8ervke
Picture Framing, We:have a very
"heavy stock of the newest thing in
Moulding. Call and look our line
over, and be convinced that this is
the store to have your work done at.
Rockers at $1.26, $1.46 and up to $5.
Iron Beds as IOW RS. $3.00
Springs at $2.66, $2.25 and 475
Low Prices
•Upholstering, Have you upholstering
done now, don't leave it till 'late,
when you will find Us tdo busy. We
• 4- have a lull line of -Furniture -Cover-
•
ings to select from. We call for and
deliver any piece for -repair- --Call- in- and talk it over.
Undertaking. Everything in this line
is best and most up:to-date. Prices
low. Our 'phone is 28 night or
day calls answered.
• See Our Special Mattress. •The firm
wonders where we sell so many. It's
the price, • __Neg. $5.66 for $4.66
• Dr4sser and 'stand,. Royal Oak, special
at $11.75
1. -Watch' ,Windows Next Week
OSS,
Fur• niture' Dealers and Undertakets.,'Clinton.,
Carpet Stretchers lent free
°Gods Delivered Free.
No costume is complete without a pair of neat-
, •
fitting fShoes. Ladies, call in and see our
"/V,Iis4 Canada'!. and the
"Diamond Shoe.
They7,please,•the7seye-; and fit • feei;, at - $3 00,
-$3.50 and $4.30 •
We have something stylish' in tans and chocolates, at
• 84.00, 82,24 and$3.00. • fhese goods are extra nice fitters.
•TrYaPair*'B
SNOBS POR TREABY.: In Baby. Shoes, we keep the .•
latest popular colors and styles, at. prices from 25c to 81.25.
•
Our upateadate Repair Department is very busy. Why? .
• Because we do our work neatly. •
LI.S. I •
Newcombe Pianos, Sherlock - Manning Organs,
Sheet Music, Harmonica and Violin supplies
alwaysin stock.
Shoe
Parlor
The Place Where Your Dollar
.
Does its Duty
P *.
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FALL PAPER STOCK
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• Bordering, Wall and *ailing sold at the same price.
Bordering sold bio the roll, not by the yard. • .
Wall papers at 5c '=. Showing neat patterns of floralblock and
fancy designs, double or single borders. • •
Wail papers at Oe and 7c -Beautiful ,gliininer and gilt pap -
ere in a big assortmentof colorings and patterns, double
or single borders.
•
Wall papers at Se and He -Lovely gilt, silver and glimmer' •
papers of floral set figures, fancy stripe, blocks and con.
. ventional designs, double or single borders. .
Wall papers at 10e, 12ic and 15e -Heavy embossed gilt
• Wail papers.st 150, 20c and 25e - rapectrio embossed 'glib;rienta1s, J
. grains, popular for libraries, dining romp% halls, parlore, t
' etc. • .
papers, also silver tinted and heavy plain and fancy In -
Orientals, ve.ratshed, bagrains, silver papers, the best lite
• • have yet shown. A•
Linoleum:I in 2; 3 and 4 yards wide. -.-Best Scotch goodal
Nairn's. These we dall recommend. • They are extra
heavy, uniform in quality and stand hard wear, floral
• and block patterns,
Lace Ourtams-295 ',airs from 25c to $6.00 per pia
Panama Dress Goods. black and cOlored at Boe and 7.54 •
per yard,.-ilave yon Seen our stock of navys, browns
and greans.
Cash for Tinder and Eggs.
F,OPLESTO.NE.itOARDINER .
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Terms -CasIi.. or Produce 3LYTil .;
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