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Sept , 22nd19iO
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QUESTION
This store is prepared
to answer it ! The occas-
ion maybe what it will-
it's our duty to be ready
Co 'supply you, and we
can do it, too. With
pleasure to you, because
of the size of our display.
With profit to you, be-
cause of our ability to
sell close.
When the gift question
presents itself, let us
show -you. how .-easily we
-can match your ideas.
W. H. Helly ar.
Jeweler and Optician.
Girl Wanted.
Girl wanted for general house work
good wages Apply to O. CRICH
Rifles for Sale . •
Two g25 caliber' Stevens rifles
$8.00 sand $8.00. BERT HOVEY.
For Sale
A good heater 'for"sale-ArtSou-
venir-Apply, to P. O. BOX 4.
Apples lot Sale
A few barrels ofa les for home use
or sale. -Appy to • R: R SLOAN
2in Porters Hill.
Contractor's Notice
On Saturday the 15th of October
a cor'ract for the erection of a
snow fence between Hullett and
Tucker smith, the place known as
Ransford's Hill at Stapleton, will
be let, Contract will be let at the
above place at 3.00 o'clock.
H.H. Hill Reeve Hullett.
Robt. McKay, Reeve Tuekersmith
Applications Wanted
Applicatious will be received, for
the position of Superintendent, and
Chief Engineer of the power plant, for
the town of Clinton, applicants to
state aalary and qualifications,addr'ss
stame-to.the_ olaria; 9naa, 047-1091.
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o'clock, pan. Tuesday. Sept-20M-
D.
'ept..20th,D: L-MACPHERSON, Clerk.
THE OLD 'RELIABLE BUS MAN-
My headquarters are now at the
Rattenbury House. The phone No,
is 46. Ring me up if you want a
bus or baggage call, to any part
of the town. JOSH COOK.
Revision of Voters List
Notice is hereby given that a
Court will be held pursuant to
The Ontario Voters Lists Act by
His Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the County of Huron, at
the Council Chamber in the Town
of Clinton, on Friday the 7th day
of October, 1910, at 9.00 o'clock
a.m., to hear and determine com-
plaints of errors and omissions in
the Voters List of the municipality
of Clinton for 1910. Dated at Clint-
on this 19th dray of Sept., 1910.
D. L. 'MACPHERSON. Clerk.
Farm for Sale
120 acres, in good state of cultiv-
ation, being lot 24 and 25, .con. 5,
Goderich Tp., all fresh seeded
down, less ten acres, which is plow-
ed. On the property is a 'concrete
house, a barn 55 by 80, good, stab-
ling well watered. Apply to
.a JAS. HAMILTON, Clinton.
House to Let
On Mill St., an eight room• 'house
with good summer kitchen and
woodshed, a good cellar and bear-
ing orchard all In good repair, oc-
cupied by the Misses Sterling,
Apply to MRS JANE CAMPBELL.
Brucefield, or NEW ERA OFFICE.
Births Marriages do Deaths
DIED
BIGGA'BT,-In Clinton, on Sept„
i8th, Robert Biggart, aged 83 years
4 months. and 7 days,
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Local News
MAKING THING'S MERRY.
A' well known'citizen of 'town got
off the water wagon Monday even-
ing and Made things 'hum around
his home for a ,while,, policeman
Welsh soon had peace and quiet-
ness.
,'HAS ACCEPTED A CHURCH.
Rev. Mx. 'Charlesworth, who re -
here some time ago, has accepted
the church at 'Parkhill and fias
moved there from London. His
signed' front the Baptist church
Many friends here will be glad to
hear he has secured another charge,
ATHLETIC. WORLD.
The September number of "The
Athletic World" magazine has just
reached this office. In up-to-date
sport affairs and illustrations it is
strikingly stronger than the Aug-
ust issue, which created such a fav-
orable impression as a Canadian
athletic and outdoor periodical,
covering all • branches of sport in.
Canada, With a liberal number of
spoxt happenings over 'the World
'generally. We predict a full mea-
sure of success for the Athletic
World in its adle efforts to espouse
tthe cause of good sport in this Do
minion.
A GOOD SUCCESS •
Last Friday evening 'the concert
held in the town Hall hinder (the
auspices of the " Ontario Street
Church Choir Was a decided success.
The Hall was 'filled' an deveryone
received • the worth of their money
Mrs Humphrys delighted all with
her solos while the recitations
given by Miss 'Hart of Hensel' were
much appreciated. The Male Quar-
tette of the. Church also gave one
selection . •
ORGAN RECITAL TONIGHT
Tonight Prof. Bridgman, organist
of central Methodist Church, Strat-
ford . Will give an organ Recital in
Ontario Street Methodist church.
He will be assisted by Mrs. Hump-
hrys who Will sing two solos and
Mr. .J Alfred Webb, of Woodstock,
tenor soloist, will sing two solos.
This should prover a good musical
treat.
BOUGHT THE FARM.
On Tuesday afternoon at the Com
inertial Hotel, Patrick Quigley.
bought (the 50 acre farm on the 7th
con., Hullett. The price was $1,100
Thos. Gundry Was: the auctioneer.
DIED SUNDAY.
RobeE Bi gar'£ lageW 63 years, 4
months andl7 c tdays paid Nature's
Debt on Sunday last at the home
of his son,' Mr. William Biggart, Is-
aac street. Deceased was born :in
Ireland, but spent nearly all 'his
his
life. in 'Clinton and Bayfield. • He
had only been sick a short time.
rhe funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon, interment' being made at
the Clinton ceenetery.
ROD AND GUN •
With the opening of the bird
shooting season the • September
number of Rod and Gun in Canada,
published by W. J. Taylor, Limited,
Woodstock, Ont, gives a • number
of delightful stories dealing with
days amongst the ducks, geese,'.
woodcock and prairie chickens -ex-
periences which will cause many a
Sits eadin the - are. g, �
°Ntambers'will bel pab= aid ,
in: remembrance, many: ;,of .. ;.these
publishedexperiences,
a d
in this
way live over again red letter
times in 'their histories. Variety
marks this production, every lover
of the outdoors, whatever :his par-
ticular taste, receiving 'attention.
The story df two young moose, one
of a pet raccoon, the effort of an
awmateur to trap a bear, particu-
lars of the American bison,. the Al-
pine Club's last camp and some
dog
dog lore show the manner inwhich
the magazine covers the wide var-
iety of Canadian outdoor life. The
verses in this number are excel-
.
Toronto Markets
Pall Wheat .95 to .95
New Wheat 89 to .91
Oats ... .42 to .43
Peas .75 to .76
Rye 65 to .70
Buckwheat .54 to .55
Bran $20 •
Shorts $22
Hay $17 to 20.00
Eggs
Butter 21r, to 22c
23a to 24c
Chiekena. 11 to 12c
Potatoes .50 to .55
' Cattle, butchers
Cattle, Exporters
Hogs
Sheep
Lambs
Wool
Cheese .... ....
56 25 to $6.25
'$565 to $7.05
$9.00 to 9 25
$ 4.50
$4.00 to $7.00
13 to 14c
11 to 12c
Clinton Market Report
Wire tit, (new) 90 to 0 05.
Oats, (old). 0 82 to 0 36
Barley 0 42 to 0 45
Peas 0 72 to 0 75.,
Eggs 0 l6 to 0 17
Butter .... 0 17 to 0 18
Hogs.... 835
Potatoes 0251o025
Wheat, (old) • . $ 1
Not
Testing
If you have any troub-
le with your eyes -diffi-
cult in seeing distinct or
reading, aching eyes, tir
ed eyes. If you suffer
from headache, if the
child cannot see well at
school or if the child's
eyes soon become tired,
call and have them ex-
amined mist carefully.
No Charge
• FOR
Examinanion
We have all appli-
ances for careful ex-
amination. All work
guaranteed satisf ac -
to ry:
7a. J. Grigg
Jeweler and Optician•
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
STILE REGISTER
Auction Sale -of farm stock, crops. im
plements, etc at lot 32, Con. 11, Hulktt
Sale at one o'clock. No reserve Chas.
H. Manning, prop.: Thos.. Gundry,
auc.
lent, and the Bohemian ring of
"Fishin's Good?' Will find an echo
with many even of the most staid.
"My Little Fisherman," with his
wonderful story of . 'the monster
that got away appeals to the sym-
pathies of all, while the "Evening
Chorus" is equally good. The is-
q�ue should be fouhd with every,
shoOtiffrpartyt'his season.
MINOR LOCAL
Only 79 more shopping bays be-.
fore christmas.
This week Mr. Robert Marshall
and family moved from the cottage
on William St. recen'tly owned by
Jas: Twitchell, but who sold it to
Mr. Govet, to the house owned by
Mrs. Stevens on. 'the same St.
The Glee Club of the "Pastime'Z
boys were having their' vocal in-
struction Wednesday night.
ANOTHER PRESENTATION.
Tuesday evening a representa-
tion boder of St. Joseph's •. church
congregation waited 'upon Rev. Fr.
Hanlon and ,presented him with a
purse Well filled with money, ac=
companed by the following 'short
c • reased: their swishes
to t e otYrt,--Messrs Shatiahaii,an
• McCaughy made the -'presentation -
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ev. and dear' Father. -That God
may shower his:phoicest . blessings
on you in your new . field of labor,
is the heartfelt Wish of each and
every, member ~ of St, Joseph's
church. Clinton, Sept. 20th 1910. •
On Saturday night the choir of
the church left a travelling bag
at the Rectory as a remembrance of
his stay, in Clinton.
There's No -Place-
Like Home
if it he cosy and comfortably fur•
nished. Yours can be if you take
advantage of our furniture offer-
ing.
Dining Room Furniture
particularly is prominent in the
offering ann if you want a side-
board, chinaoloset, table or ehair,
now is the time to purchase.
7bc Cheapest Spot to Huron to buy all kinds
of Furniture.
HOOVER.& im • JRU1D1R'ETAAKDi
APPOINTED ENGINEER.
On Tuesday night 'Wm. East was
appointed Engineer at the Power
House, to take 'the place of the
late S. Pratt. Mr. East has i been
fireman for a number of years at
Fair's mill and should fill the bill
all night.
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'SHOE AND MUSIC EMPORIUM.
S. C. Rathwell
Shoes
C.11oare
, Music
Men's Shoes
for Fall
83, $3.50, $. •I, $1.50
and $560
For style, comfort and dur-
ability, the new lines we are
showing for Fall, are won.
dere.
We are sole agents in
Clinton for the
Derby Shoe for Men
Thera is good shoemaking in
the Derby 'that will suit the
requires ents of the most par-
ticular. See our window.
Try us for-litepairin;.
S. C. Rathwell
ReliableL Footwear for
all the family.
Music! Music!
Music!
The long winter evenings
are coming, Nothing like
music to wake them pass
quickly. In our Sheet Music
Department, you will find
latest songs and instrument.
ars.
What about that
PIANO
yoti were thinking of buying
this Fall i' We are ogents for
the
N•ewcome,
Karn -Morris
Stanley •
Sherlock & Manning
Pianos
Dome in and look them over.,
C. 'Hoare
The Place Where Your Dollar Does its Duty
1
be played when 'Mitchell come to
n on 'on a ' on ernoon
Cli t M d y aft Sept.
26th. This will be Ian . exciting
game as Clinton defeated them in
Mitchell by only. 'one run. Game
called at 2.45.
A Stunning Creation
Seen at Paris Theater.
CHECQUES PRESENTED.
At half -past three last Friday
afternoon the teachers and pupils
of the 'C.C.I. and a few visitors gath
Bred to the assembly Nall of the
school to th'e presentation of the
checques of th'e Carter Scholarship
won by D. H. Stewart and Dean
Courtice. After Principal Trelea-
ven had 'spoken
releaven'had'spoken a'few words of wel
come, 'Rev.C.R.Gunne, who had con-
sented to present
on-sented'to.present the cheques, gave
a short address. He also read. a
tetter 'from Mr. 'Carter, and finally
presented D. Stewart with $100 as
First prize and Dean 'Courtice with
$60 as Third prize. Mr. Treleaven
then explained that Stewart had
undoubtedly stood 'first in this
Scholarship as well as in others.
But while Courtice 'had been third,
he had really come first in the
county, of those 'writing on their
Faculty of Education since the
winners of both the $100 Scholar-
ship and the $80 Scholarship had
written on their honor Matriculat-
ion, thus the school might claim
first prize in' the province of those
writing on the Honor Matriculation
and first in the county of those
writing on the Faculty of Educat-
ion. Three cheers purposed for the
,bott, Were heartily responded to.
by all.
A PICTURESQUE HAIR ARRANGEMENT.
Simplicity is the keynote of good
hairdressing' for most 'occasions, but
in the evening coiffure there is much
license allowed. In fact, one may be
as picturesque in the .matter of ar-
ranging one's hair as the costume and
face NOR'.stand-
"I'oi' the"girl who goes in :for fanclfuf
effect's' t'heilltistration s wing'a smart
'style df hairdressing at a Paris
theater recently may offer several valu-
able suggestions.
You'H'Need It Soon -A Fall Hat.
In a few weeks the summer hat will
begin to look passe. Then is the time
to nurchase one of the natty littia
CONFIRMATION.
Bishop Fallon, D. D., of London
had a class of 30 for confirmation
on Thur sday morning at 10 o'clock
Mass was sung by the Father from.
St. Augustine, Bishop -Fallon quest-
ioned the elass and ;gave them
sound advice, having all repeated
a pledge that they Would not touch
intoxicating liquors till they were
21 years of age. The Bishop also
spoke words of praise for ' r. Han-
lon and asked that Fr. Dunn' be re-
ceived in the manner as they had
held their late Pastor. Several
other 'Priests Were present.
BASE BALL.
The final game of base boll ;will
GRAND TRUNK RAIL
$''1,75
TO
Spokane, Wash.
Nelson, B.C.
Vancouver, 13.C.
:Victoria, B.C.
Westminster, Wash.
Seattle. Wash.
Tacoma, Wash.
Portland, Ore.'
Sept. 15 to Oct.
3t#1.75 tD
San Francisco, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal,
San Diego, Cal.
Mexico City, Mex.
Oct. lst to 15th
Above rates are one.way, second•elass
anct apply from Clinton, Ont.
Secure tickets and full information
from
0 Pidgeon, Depot agent
JOHN RANSF'Oltl , Town Agent.
black patent leather chapeaux which
all summer have done service as out-
ing. headgear.
The hat seen in the cut is of this
material in one of the modish shapes
)f the season. The sole trimming con-
sists of two black and one white uncut
ostrich pompons. •
5'
Saskatchewan farmers want more
help and have 'asked the C.P.R. to
run another series of harvesters'
excursions .from: Toronto.
The Michigan Central tunnel un
der the Detroit River. Will be open-
ed for freight service on Sunday,
and for passenger service within a
Week.
Fire da'm'aged, the Duncan �L1f
graphing Company's premises at .
Hamilton and the National Drug
Company's Warehouse,' and destroy-
ed 'Hodgins,l umber mill and 400,
000 feet of lumber et Como, on the
Ottawa River.
Money Wanted
Persons having money to invest in
farm Mortgages may secure invest-
ments by applying to me. Some good
Mortgages for sale, W. BRYDONE.
2t
Poultry for Sale
A number of good, Rhode Island
Reds and Rose Comb white Leghorns,
also hen bogie, brooding coops, and
exhibition coops, poultry fencing,
greenbone. cutter, feed hoppers,' 50
egg Chatham incudator. Also a num-
ber of Bantams and fancy pigeons.
Wired frames, and it number of poul-
try pictures of several Varieties, nicely
framed.: A Good second. hand bicycle
wanted.: Apply at New Era.
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rvate Sale
Pivate. sale a e of household furniture
still continues. Mattresses, Carpets,
rugs, curtainsportieres, blankets,
sheets, quilts etc, Walnut cherry.quar-
ter cut oak and other furniture. 1
sewing machine, .1 upright piano
(almost new) 1 >email coal heater 1
lawn=roller, sideboard, pictures china,
clocks, brass lamps, and other articles
too numerous to men t i o n. Every
afternoon at the residence in Huron
St. lately occupied by R. Ransford.
also a number of good books
MARGARRT ONEILL
Proprietress
New Mantles
, New Sweater Coats
New Dress Goods
New Clothing
New Blankets
Don't buy before seeing our big new stocks.
FULL RANGE OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS
AT LOWEST PRICES
See Our Men's Sweater Coats,
at $i.00
Some Special Bargains in Clothing and Shoes now
on our tables,
COME IN AND GET OUR PRICES,
Plumsteel Bros.
SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS.
LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW
For the Printing you are bound
to need next month, and have it
ready : when you want it. We
can . give you the best service.
The New Era Printing Office
Furniture, Carpets
and Shades
We are ready to supply your wants in these
goods with the finest lot of House Furnish-
ings that money will buy.
We: Show New Designs
in Dressers and Stands, finished in quarter cut Oak and Ma-
hogany.. New styles in Iron Beds, finished in white enamel,
gold and green; some with floral' designs. '
For dile Dining Room.
We have new style Auffets, Round Tables and Leather -seat-.
ed'ehairs''i' Our.-C,'r e. >', -'and .Linoleum Department
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Beautilul Rugs •
allthe differentcent.
an sizes and attern at rices- ten per
patterns-, �
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below former quotations.
1000 yards'•Scotch Linoleum
Just arrived. We bought this Linoleum before the recent
heavy advance in price. We will give our customers the
benefit of good buying, by selling at ald prices. •
H. Che flew, Blyth
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AUTUMN 1910
Miss Cantelon
Announces her First Showing of
Imported and Domestic Ki
Pattern Hats M
THE SOCIE'T`Y EVENT OF THE SEASON. Ki
You and Your Friends are Invited
ridgy Evenbi -Saturday
Sept. 23rd and 24th lig
Music in Attendance Ki
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