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1.03•140c1aYa ,Pecezober 2214 1910.
4 IrMi CLINTON NEW ROA.
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47o its grandparents.
We have a much larger stock than evex be'fore
Jewelery Rings Silv6-ware Cut Glass
Jewel Cases, Brass Goods, Spectacles and Eye Glasses
eLeeKs •
One Day Clocks Eight Day Clocks
Four Hundred Day Clocks.
Musical, Cuckoo and Chiming Clocks
WITCHES
Watches from one dollar to fifty dollars.
Gold Handled UmbrelEas. •
Best quality stock patterns in. French China
Call and See for Yourselves.
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No Charge lor Engraving. Store Open Evenings
2g.
Jeweler and Opitiean
Clinton
The Choicest Woods
are used in the
Furniture, hence
duratfility. It is
signed, too, and
holstered. The
throughout 's
making of our
its beauty and
artistically de -
beautifully up -
workmanship
Positively Pe et
and will satisfy the mnst refined
and artistic tastes. , When you
note the quality, also compare
our prices with those asked else•
where,
The Cheapest Spot in Hurn to buy all
kinds of Furniture.
HOOVER & BALL.
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HURON 00. POULTRY SHOW
COn'tinued from 'page one.
and 3; Sweitzer„ 2, Cockerel, Or-
tavein.,1; Daley & Sent 2 and 3. -Pul-
let, Daley & Son, 1; .7.T. Kowrie, 2
and 3.
Buff --4
Cock„ A.. IL Switzer, 1; OrtWein, e.
plea, Switzer,1 and 2; Ortwein 3.
Cockerel, .Ortwein, 1; S*evitzers2.
Pallett,Switzer,1 and 2,
White -4.
Cock, Fred Baker,l; Ortweln, 2,
Ilen„Baker 1; Ortweire2 and 3. Cock
erel,; Baker label 2. Pullet, Ortwein
1 and 2; i3aker 3, .
'Columbian -
Lowery and Ballantyne took first
and eeconcl in Codicerel and first in,
Pullet.
A. 0-S. V.-
A.,114Switzer took first in Cock-
erel and Pullet.
° GAME, .
B. or B. Ed -
P. W. Angus took 1 and 2 in Cock-
erel and Pullet,
indiau-k • •
3. C. Powney took land 2 in Cock
era aid Pullet.
1 Tate- ,
• WM. Britton took first with cock,
,
B.C. \Wvehry.ite677:41:::Sn'e
Itook first
for cockerel and pallet while John
Rice took second in both classes.
9*'Bor..olovaVn-
.*THrie 1 and 2 for cock and
1 and 2 for hen. Cockerel. A. H.
Switzer, 1; W4 J. Tamblyn 2: j. T.
Howrie, 3. Pullet W. ,T,Tamblyn 1,
2. and 3. .:. •
mC. Brown -
Cock, Daley & Son 1.; A,,Doherty
2 ;,A.,r1-1. Switzer 3. Hen, A. Doh-
erty land 2 ; 3. T. /Lawrie, 3. Cock
erel, Henderson & Billings, 1; Dal-
ey & Son 2 and3. 0 Pullet, Hendere
; son & Billings 1 and 2; A.Dolierty
3.Buff-(
Chas, Hellyar took first and sec-
ond for hen, cockerel and • pullet j
while Ii. A. Hovey took third for
hen. . .
Blatk-
A. 11.Slwitzer took first for cork
hen, cockerel,pullet, second for,
Dullett and third for cockerel ;while
J, CiPowneyk took .2nd for cockerel
and third for pullet.
.4.O S. V. -
W , S. R, Holmes took first and
second for both cockerel and pullet
SPANISH.
Black--
J.Willowrie took first for aock,
hen, 2nd for pullet ;•Bean and He-
therington 1st f 0 r cockerel and pul-
let. • ,. •
, MINORCA:S. ' .'
• S.C. 'Black-. • and • . '
Cock, D. Cantelon1 2'; Harry
Shawl Hens; Harry Shaw 1:.• D.
Cantelon 2; J.F. Howrie 3. Cock-
• erel, D. Cantelon 1; T. G. Managhan
2 ;',J. F. Howrie 3. Pullet, D.Cante-
lon 1; T. J. Managhan 2,
R.C.' Black- , - •
Perry F. Doupe took 1 and. 2 for
cock, hen, cockerel, and 2 for pul-
let ; .T. W. Ortwein took land 3 for
• pnlIet. I
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ANDAITISIANS.
!Cock, A.. H. Switzer 1 and 2; K. A.
Hovey 3. •Ilea, Switzer 1 an. 2
Howie 3. Cockerel, Switzer land
2. Howie 3. Pullet, Switzer 1 and 2 ;
Howriel 3.'
Cockerel, Howrie 11; W. S. R.
• Holmes 2; E. Dunford 3. Pullet, W.
S. R. Holmes 1 and 2; Howrie 3. .
WM! Carter took first for clack.
and hen.
DORKINGS.
ORPINGTON'S.
• Buff -i
V. W. Angus took 1 for coek,1 and
2 for hen; 1. and 2 for cockerel; 1
and •2 for pullet.
• Bleaneeki-c, A. H. Switzer 1; F. W. An-
gus 2. Hen.. Switzer 1; Angus 2;
Bean and Hetherington 3. Cock-
erel, Switzer land 2; Bean and
Hetherington 3. Pullet, Switzer 3.
and 3; 'Bean and Hetherington 2,
White -
C.
hen. ais1
took Bret for cock and
• • HOTJDONS.
Cock, V. W. Angus 1 and 2. Hen, F.
Hall 1; Anseas 2 and. 3, Cockerel. W.
Carter 1; Angus 2. Pullet.. Carter 1
Angus 2 and 3,
• POLANDS,
W:oCe.krcaek-
cpaisl
ey.
Hen. C.
Paisley' 1 and 2 ;• Wm. Carter 3. Cock
erel, W.Carter 1. Pullet, C. Pais-
ley, land 2.
• HAMBURGS.
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Wm. Carter took 1. for cock ; land
2 for hen.; land 2 for cockerel.
S. Seabright-%
Wm.( Carter took 1. for cock, 1 for
en.
Rosa Comb, 131ack-
Wm-Carter took 1 cock> and
1 for hen.,
Coehln, Balt-
Wm."Carter took 1. for cockerel;
A.B.( Etwitzer 2. Pullet, Wm. Car-
ter 1.
Cochin, Black- •
A.Ce:Levy took 12 for cock , 1
for ben; 13 for cockerel; land
for; Pullet. Lowrey and Ballentyne
took 3 fon cock; 2 for ben 2 for
cockerel and 2 for pullet.
Cochin. A -0.8.V. -
J4 Bands took 1 for cockerel and
mar pullet.
A. 0.
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CockeYm. Carter 3.; Howrie 2.
Hen Howrie 1; Carter 2. Pullet,
Carter 1,
DUCKS.
Rouen -I
Wirk.Carter took first for cock,
here cockerel and pullet.
S, V. -
Cock, Wm. Carteil ; A,11. Switzer
2, tient. Carter 1; Switzer 2. Cock-
erel, Switzer 1; J. 0. Powney 2. Pul-
let', Switzer 1;.cfPE0EwsnEe.y 2.
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A.H4Switzer took first for cock.
cockerel; and 2 for pullet, Wm.
Carterttook 1 for hen, 2 for cock-
erel, and 1 for pullet.
TURKEYS.
andi1w. or aSe4revaa. .1-
e t. e
13111.ounszsee-r
'took f
took first ler male
and (female. .
A Few Snaps for Early
Christmas Shoppers
• Roxed'fies at 25e.
° Dozenti and Dozens of these beautiful silieloursitehand Ties
all the newest patterns arid oaintiest colorings and each tie
boxed seperately in a pretty Christmas box making it a very
aceeptable gift for any Gentlemat, and easily worth double thia
price, special for early shoppers 03c.
for male
•• PIGEONS.
Wm. Carter took first for . cpck ; Magpies -4
121 for hen, 1 2 for cockerel, 1 2 E.CeHoare first.
3 for pullet, • • •TbleiS4 'A.V.--
.4‘ ••E.C.!Hoare
• Wm, Carter took first for cock; Jacpbirts A.V.- ,
1 2 3( for hen ; 12 for cockerel ; 12 E. C. Hoare Met.
for pullet, Fantails AV
G.•' Wm, Carter 1 ;, E.C. Hoare 2.
Wm. Carter took 1 for lien.
•• SALE CL.ASSES.
Black-'A.He Switzer took 12 for hen ;1
2,_Ifor cockerel; 12 for pullet.
Woe• Carter took* 12 3 for hen ;1
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2 for cockerel; 123 for pullet.
RED CAPS.
Powney took 1 2 for cock-
erel; 1 2 for pillet. -
• •L.ACKENVELDERS,
Bean and Hetherington took 1, foe
cock; Harry Shaw 1 for hen, • 1
and 2 foe ; T. J. Managhan 3..
A oeS -
• F Hall too 12 3 for hen, 1 and
2 for eockerel, and 12 3 for pullet.
• 13A.NTA.MS.
• ANCONA.S. •
WmeBritton took first in all class -
ear 'and also. 2 for pullet.
Wm4, Carter 1; E, C. Hoare 2.i
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The' annual meeting was held in
the town hall on Wednesday after-
noon and the old officers, and de:.
rectors were re-elected for another
year,. and it was decided to hold
the show in Clinton next year, at a.
B.B. Game- date to be get by the officers.
Cock, Lowrey' and Ballentyne 1; Following are the officers. -
Grigg 2. Hen. Lowrey &Bal- Hon. President, .11. EilberoM.P,P.
lentyneel A. J. Grigg 2aud 3. Cock Hon. Vice -President, W. P.roud-
crele., Grigg 1 23 pullet; 1 2 3. foot; K.C., M,P.P.• •
Pyle. Game- • • President, H. E. Rorke. • •
Cock, A. Greig 1; .Hen, :A, Greig 13 Vice-President,l Wm. Carter,
John Rice 2. • Cockerel, Greig 1 2 3. See.-Treas., Frank Hall.
Pullet, 1 2. • • Auditors, A. J. Grigg, D. Cantelon.
Duckwing Game-. ' Directors, Exeter -R. Carling, C.
A. J. Grigg took 12 3' for cock 1 Senior ; tSeaforth-j. F. Daly, and
2 3t for heniecockerel; 12 3 for pul- J: Brown ; Winghara-T. Bower
let. ' ' ; •f .< and J. HendersonBrussels-J, Bal -
G. Seabright- lantyne' D.Lowery ; Goderich-e•J.
.A. O. Pattison and son took 1 and 2 T. Horne, C. Reid ; Benmiller --;•-•
for' pullet. ' burst; Hensall-J. W. Ortwein.
Mufflers at Hall Price.
Only a few aczen of these mufflers to blear at this price, made
in wool and mercerized cotton in a nice variety of weaves and
colorings and the kind you usually pay 50ets. bile they last 25C
Something Swell in Ladies iiie(kwe.ar at 2icts
Never before base wa silvan anything in Ladies Neckwear
that begine to compere with the values 01 these new collars and
their equal can only te foiled in very much higher priced goods.
Each one is boxed in a pretty Chx•istinas box making it a very
pretty is well as ueeful Christmas rememberence for your Lady
triende, don't forget the price only ........ ..
Big Saving on Ladies and Children Mantles, Men arid Boys
Suits and Overcoats for the Balance of December,
Be I- ure al d see cur Ladies Mautlee at 4.05. They are worth
doable • this price. .
Ohildrens *Mantles at 2.40 •
Otir B Slioe Sale will be continued for
• another week. •
• Plurnsteel Bros.
SMALL PROMS
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Advertise in the New Era. Ifhinton Market Report
GOOD ADVICE.
MORI?, BUSINESS
Don't be afraid to say 'No," when
your neighbor asks you to discount
an accommodation note or endorse
'for him. When the time comes for,
payment and the others have not
the necessary wherewithal to dis-
charget t, the baliff will as cheer-
fully take it out of your household
effects as he eats his dinner. The
time) to quit doing this kind of
thing is before you take up the
pen. He that hateth *suretyship
is safe. The world is strewn with
wrecked (businesses and homes, the
result of a man's failure to say no'
to the tempter. When a man asks
you. to back up his note, give him
a cheque for the amount if you can
afford to lose it, and call it found
money( If you get it back. Even
then; you stand a good chenee of
making an enemy for life. There
is 'no enmity promoter like lending
money. • , • -
• FOR SALE
Goo 1 second hand Portland cutter
f•
or s•ale cheap. • • •
• Apply to R. B. BANES
Huron St. AMA.
1, he it, (new) •80 to 0 80 '
Oats, • •0 30 to 0 30
Barley • 040 to Q 45
Peas „... 0.70 to 075
Eggs• 0 30 to 0 35
Butter• 0 19 to 0 20
flags • • • • 6358
Potatoes . 0&5 tQ 0 42'
THE OLD RELIABLE BUS NAN
My 'headquaiters tire now at the
Rattenbury House. The phone N
is 46. Ring me up if you want
bus or baggage call, to any par
Of the town. • JOSH COQK.
W. IL WATTS .82,. SON f
• Wishing our, Patrons
(1. very
Merry Christntas and
Happy New ear
W. H. WATTS & SON
Opposite Postliffice
The selection of a suitable Christmas Gift for a Man or Boy is an easy"proposition at thi. store. We.have so many "Just Right
things that it's only a matter of choice in making selection, The things a man or boy appreciates most -the things he would buy for
himself -are here in great variety, and the picking is now at its best. Look over this list and see if you don't strite something that you
know will be "JUST THE THING."
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Suits Sweaters : • Neckwear '
Overcoats Fancy Vests •Suspenders
raincoats House Coats Hosiery
iOur-ShirtS
. Nothing in a men's outfitting* is of more im- •
portance than bis shirt. Our shirts are made to
ourerder by the W. G. & R. Co.- all the " little
, points" in good shirt tnakingare well looked after
• Shirts at............ 50c 75 c1.00 1.25 2.50
Stift or soft fronts. attached or detached cuffs
• . Fancy Vests
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There is nothing that so tones upn. cos n's old suit
as a Vest that's different.. 1.25, 1,50, 1 '75, 250, 3,50
Hosiery •
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Neckwear
If every wife, sister or "friend" would come
here to look at our assortment we believe we could .
sell all the Christmas Neckwear sold in town. We
have exclusive styles and our -variety is large and
complete. Prices 25e. 85e, 50c and 75e.
20 dozen Ties, put up in fancy boxes, 240 dif-
ferent patterns, regular 85c. Christmas trade 25c
Our 50e. range is exceptionally good, and the
quality of silks -best -we have ever shown.
Fancy Box with each Tie.
Underwear
The man that is always trenseed in getting
satisfactory underwear can he relieved here where
he can make his selection from such well known
makes as Wolsey, Penman, Stet Had, Watson
and several other metres.
TWO SPECIALS -Men's extra limey leleeee
Lined at ' • 50e
Men's All Wool heavy iibbed at Ilie
e' Its difficult to advise a man in regard to his
Hosiery. Taste and requirements differ. We are
• preekete this and therefore' keep full lines of the
Beat Men's Hosiery made. We are showing some
very choice lines in cashmere with fancy patterns
at . . . .... ... . . . 35c 50c 73c
Ask to see our trade winner.....
Glove
Shirts
Collars
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Underwear
Night Robe •
Pajamas ' 1 •
Hats
Caps
Furs
• Cuff Buttons:
Tie Pins
• Cuff Protectors .
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.• Pajamas
If you have not already the Pajama habit you
the comfort that comes with the wearing of A,
will do well to euttivate it. You will be surprised .
Suit of Pajamas Prices...:. .. ; .1.50 to 3,50
Children's Headwear •
Our lines of Children's Headwea'r receives our .
special attention. We show the best and most
popular styles. Soho?! Hats, Caps, Tams, Toques .
etc. . ,. 25c 35c 50c 75c
• Our special 35e all wool Toque is a, winner •
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• 4ffiedtottodYfill
' ,OUNNVIL‘E. CAN, BUFFALO. N.Y. •
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11Iuili ri
Most any man would be delighted to have an
Opportunity to wrap his neck en a stormy day in
-one 'pro= handeonse Mufflers, Plat
The Bradley Mufflers in all shades .. . . 30c
Silk Mufflers in plain and colors end some very
pretty designs 50c 75c 1.00 1.26 E50 2,50
Fancy Rox with Each rettliler,;
• • • . House Coals
• To melte nomn happy and to make a MAN
happy at home be should own a house bat. See
that he owns cne Christmas morn 3.00 to 8.00
.• Tie Pins amid Cur Links
We are showing it line of initialled Pie Pins
acid Cuff Buttons to tnat ch. We can give you any
initial set, only '
•• Night Robes
;,Ne
priVse have a splendid assortment of Night
Robes, Ours are tut roomy and of liberal length
• 1.00 to 1.50
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Sweaters
We show all the beet models in Men's and Boys
Sweaters, with the Sweater Coat -easily inthe lead -
es a favorite. All worsted yarns. Extra heavy
• knit. Bone or pearl buttons. Some of.the styles
have contrasting colors around the collar and
own the front. 1'rices 50c 75c 1.00
2.50 3.00 4.00 and 5.00
Hats and Caps
You eduld not bay a
Irian or bloy a more
suitable rhristmas gift
than one.of our Rats or
Oaps
' Men's and Boys Oaps
knitted tend.... 50c
' Men's and Boys Caps
fur or knitted band 15e •
Men's fur or knitted
band from 1.25 to 1.50
• The King and Fitwell
Hats, Christmas shapes
hard and seift..',. 2.50
• Otber•brands at 50e
75c 1.00 and.1.30
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1.50. Christmas Umbrellas
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'We have the sort of Urribrellas that can be
given away with pride. Covers of gloria, union,
taffetas and silk. Best steel • paragon frames.
Handles of natural wood, silver end gold trimmed
and Luckhorns. Prices 75e 1.00 1.25 to 4.00
Gloves
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' Foevne's and Storey's.- Our Glove stook is a
hard stock to tell you about. We have so many
styles, so many cuts, and so many leathers, that a
description of all the styles is impossible
Men's and Boys all wool knitted Gloves 25 50 73
• " • dressed or undressed Gloves tse 1.00
Men's Silk or Wool lined Goves ; ..... 1.50
Men's Mocha Gloves' fur' wrist 1.75
Men's dog tan, strapwrist, 1.75
Men's imported Oape Gloves, seamless linings
strap wrist
• 250
Men's genuine Beek Gloves, fur lined 8.50
Children's undressed Mitts, grey and tan, fur cuff,
dome fasteners, a very swell line ...-. 75c
We Ivould just "hint" that you. make 3, our selection carlr while) the picking is at' its best. We'll asSist you in ally we can and will make
any change you desire after Christmas. If we haVe othing in stock to suit you- we will send for. any special article you may require.
Square Deal fer Every Man THE
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