The Clinton New Era, 1906-09-21, Page 7.. er•: •,. �... ,tri' r'Sii'41.t'z. ��t?, 60,e40J,N4'idt,ae,r:0ttssiOtr .i
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$teptt 214 1300
TEM CLI)TO ' ,IEW ERA
Fail OO $ aCaGoaond4 saree oaurrr*lige
gs fo
ods.
Prints, flannellettes, wrapperettes.
See our Ready-to-wear Pants with Burglar Proof Pockets. A. large stock or
Overalls and Smocks, Hardware stock replenished with. Ensilage, Befit, Chaff,
and Manure Forks:, A full supply of Groceries in stock at all times.
Highest possible price paid. for Butf er and. Eggs,
Emporium, Londesboro, Sept.. 14100,
B. Adams.
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.V $3000. worth New Clothing.
Coppley, Noyes & Randall's Cictbing has been a success in
* this store. Sinceutting in their Clothing' in February last we
• have had unprecedented success in every line. Theiroods are
not heap in .quality but they are cheap in price,
Mea's Suits from $5 to $14 a suit.
' ' Men's Overcoats from *5 to $12. ,
Aen's Trousers from *1. to $3,50 a pair
C. N. R, Clothing is thoroughly shrunken and sewn
A1C with linen thread.
T1 -it GRtAT
* Dress Geeds I' kuse.
'YJE we are agents for the celebrated
* KI-IARANTA DRESS FABRICS
'' made by 'Geo, Carr (St Co„ Bradford, .England.
3 See the best •of Dress at our store, We have
• a big Dress Goods stock.
* NONE BETTER,--. NONE LOWER.
Millinery ., mow iii .Full $ wing.
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.ute ETs..
N'ow comeInto line 'for the •autumn.
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PQPLhSTON & CSA D �R
•* Successors,' to McKinnon i Co.
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25c Fancy. Sateens' at 15c !
20e Fancy. Sateens at 124c
5,c Fancy_,Sateens at 1Qe
Ladies' _ Slippers at Cosi'
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Children's Slippers at Cost
_._..—rev 1ast..nseaseh' .32.84, an *
Shower Coats at Cost.
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Morrelt& �l
Londesboro,
Boy Wanted.
Wanted, good, -wrong boy,17 or I8 years,
of age, to learn the Elentrio Light bnei-
aeee. Apply at ELECTRIC LIGHT
WORKS.
!iiultry Wanted.
WANTED, ALL KINDS OP LIVE
POULTRY, for which the highest market
puce will be paid. Call kt McKOWN'S
HARNESS SHOP, Clinton. tf
Rooms to Rent.
• Three town star r and three up' -stair room t.
to rent. in the'bouse at preheat., occupied by
Mrs,;,Wforthinton. Apr ly.to.•
' MISt3•WORTHINt1TON, with;
Tozer & .Brown,' Clinton
Clinton Evaporator
APPLES WANTED.
The Clinton Eveporator is now open and
prepared to receive any quantity of Apples.
Highest prices paid.
TOWN & CASE. •
Notice, to Debtors.
All acccnnts due the undersigned must
be settled before the 20th cf'Sept., as he
purposes leaving town. 'Unsettled -accoonis
will be placed in Court inr collection:
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Household Effects.
A quantity of Furriiture rind • other house
hold articles; including .2 Coal stoves, is
offered for sale by •, private sale. May be
seen after ilionday 17th Mg t•
ARS. D. F. MnuPHE ltS0 I,.
Joseph Street,
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Remnants in Poultry Netting
at a Bargain, to clear.
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One oo -lb. second-hand
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form Scale, chem`.
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A quantityof second hand
Sash and Doors, at your
own price.
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he , " Wyandotte ." Cleaner
and Cleanser
IS SOMETHING NEW—
It is I. scientific cleaning and washing powder,
sp clally designed'to take the place of greasy soaps
an t burning Washing Sodas or Lye It is easy to
us.. and does not injure the :hands. •Try it. Only
25 cents for a five pound bag.
arland Bros.,
STOVES and HARDWARE. ARE.
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'*'onearrO $I11,R1[t#3T5.
From the Sun.
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CATTLE—Wet exporters are $4.60 to
14 $5, xnediuin $4.25, and bulls and
cows 1475 to 114.25. Best butchers' are
$4,40 To $4.65, medium $4 to $4.26,
common $3.25 to 63.50, and dry cows..
$2.75 to $3 Stockers and feeders of
900 to 1000 lbs $3.25 to $4.40. Good
veal calves sold at5c and 6c, and heavy 4
calves 31.2e to 40..
Holten--There is anactive demand
in the city, but horses are scarce in the
country, Prices are high,, the general
run of good heavy ones bringing up to
$125. At the same time, horses cap.
able of good farm work, but more or
less used upby ',city ;pavements, which
make the fet tender, bring $75 to $150
SHEEP --Lambs weighing 80 to 85 lbs.
were bought at the Junction yesterday
at $565 to 65.90 each. .
HOGS—Prices remain stationary, de-
spite the weakness of the old country
market. 116,65 is quoted off cars et Tor-
onto, and $0.40 fog fed and watered.
The average price on cars at local
points is o.15, which is equal to $6°to
Clinton M'
he hog producerarkPrt RGp(►I't+
;;Oorrected every Thursday afternoon
Wheat ..068to070
Oats 0 30 to 030
Barley 0 40 to 0 42
l'eae 068 to 070
Eggs 017 to 0 17
Butter .., ., .. 0 10 to 0 18
Flogs 6 00 to 0 00 %
Wool (washed) 0 27•to 0 27 '
Wool (euwashec6) 0 18 to •0 16.
Births, Marriages, Deaths
BORN
BALLANTYNE, — In Usborne. Sept. 10th, the
wife of ,Thanes Ballantyne, of a daughter,
MORLOCK,—In Crediton. Sept.11th, the wife
of John Morhock, of a son,
CHESNEY.—At "Roscoe Farm,"Tuekersmitb,
on Sept, Sth, to Mr.and Mrs.P.M. Chesney, a son,
WINERr-In Stephen. on Sopt. Bth, the wife Of
Wan. Winer, of a daughter,
BREEN, In Turnberry, Sent. 11th, to"bir. and
Mrs. D. Breen, a daughter. .The little ono died.
the same day.
PIERSON-In Seafprth, on Sept. 6th, to Mr,
and Mrs, Wm. Pierson, a daughter.
`' LAIDLAW.—In Morris, on August 29th, to Mr,
and Mrs, Duncan Laidlaw, •a daughter.
BELLY.—In'Morris, on Sept. 4th, to lyIr, and
Mrs, Albert J: ]felly, a son,
PHELAN.—In Morris, on Sopt. 6th,. to Mr.and
Mrs. John Phelan, a tion. • '
DAVIS.—In Blyth, on Aug. 29th,. to Mr'. and.
Mrs,. Jab. Davis,- a son,
JOENSTON.-In Myth, on Sept 4th, to Mr and
Mrs. Ed. Johnston, a daughter.
OOOK.- In Blyth, on Aug.' 26th, to Mr, and
Mrs. Jasper Cook, a daughtor. ' '•
• MAIRRtIED '
McBBIEN—YOUNGBLUT.-'At the resident
'of the brides 'areits eit. 19, by Rev..1. L,
•ru1all, Mr: Jasper McBrien.to Mis$Uarrie Young
•blot, both of•Hulicat. •
FRAYNE—REID,—In Hensall;on Wednesday,
September 12th, by the Kiev. S 1a Garnet,.r,
Frayne, of 'Osborne, to Miss Annie Reid; Exeter.
8IMS-•HARTUNG—Ict Lt•1'tali, on Wednesday
Sept, 12th; by theRov', Scbrlkey, Mr,'Ed. Sipes;to
Miss Rartu ing.
SHOLar'Z1.—NADiGER—In Zurich en Monday.
Sept. 10th, by the Rev. •Sehilkey, Wer,h,Scholtz,of
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Mt, Clemons, to Mara Nedige of Daswood
• PHILLIPS—OOX•—In Knoahekeb, on Sept.
12tH by.Rev.Jas A 'Anderson B A Alfred
Phillips of Fergus Falls, Minn., o Prances es \t
.youngest daughter of William I 'ox, pt G rier it h
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'APi'LI.lIY -'tilled, in 13ullett,.on Sent, 16th,
Samuel Appleby,. aged 43 sears. .
1 WASHAIIN—InLogan,'on Sept 12tH 1'rederiek
Wasnran father' of Mr. Wasmann 4linton; aged
74 years 2 months and 5 flays, • .. led
' 01;7~L9Sti�,Fi�a9,-.Sn,Esatel:.,auw`,rst..at13,-.Gi4itxtSedrw•.
son of Mr and Mrs Jolie Harness, aged 6 months
• and 12 daya. . ,
PAR-0:95.—In Centralia on.I'riday, Sept. 7th,,
Jolie Parsons, aged 77'.yeara 6 months, 27 days.
O'CONN°ELL ••-In Saltford, on; Supt:-2th, Ellen
-O'Brien, wide- ortliii ato John O'Connell, aged
i6 Years
GRAHAM.—In Toronto on ]friday. Si tc'mbtr• •I
7th, v.argaret White. beloved wife of Wi.lIlam H•.
'Graham,. pastor of Victoria street Methodist
church, sited GS years.
New Advertisements.
Lost.
A black Sir]: (aperige, 'on :Huron St,, 1
betwren St. :Paul's church' gate and Mien .I
Mountcaeile'e corner.. Finder will 'ba 're
Warded. on leaving it at NEW ERA.
OFFV;E.
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For Sale• '
A good :•` Taylor" S.fe_ W-i:ll-Lbe.43o4
obeitll., Apply to W, W. .FAR1tAN.
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Wanted.
BANKRUPT SALE
A k3IG SUCCE
Re,
ITURDAY our store was crowded.and our sales were the larges in the history of this business, : and' um'
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firmly believe that every customer went away satisfied with her Ourchase, This Saturday we will; f>rr. •
'utiles a our clerking staff, which'will ensure prompt service. There are lots of b gbarains left—$10,000 wortho+*'
Dry Goods can't be sold out in a week or two, and there will be bargains until the sale is over, on Oct. I5t10'.
low are a few of the Bains for Saturday, but sale is not confided to this„li.st. Give us a call, if you are needing am
thing in Dry Goods, Ready -to -Near Skirts and Blouses_Men'sClothing and Furnishings, Boy's Clothing, or Etirft•.
etc., etc,, at big savings.
Dress Goods.
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•Two pieces Dress Meltons, in ,black and na'y, 44 in,
wide, splendid line for school children;regular • 25c value. 1 50
Bankrupt price 1
Ei lit' ieces frtne Lustre Dress Goods'••'pl';'t,'ds • *•. d�
shot offecte,p egular:25c, 35c and -10c, 41. inches wide, B nk-• qq pp
rupt price .,,..,.1.. 1+1 ,1..,994, . Lo1r
. Three pieces 42 in, plaiu Cashmere, in red, pink and 35o
pale blue.' Regular 50c value, Bankrupt, price
Five pieces fancy alid plain mixed Tweeds Dress 25C
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Goods. Regular 35,i value Bankrupt pries..: .,
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Tw .pity pieces,frtncy Wool,blueSerge and Lustre
5�
Dress Goods, in all the popular colorings, Regular 50e 3
value.. Bankrubt price
' 'Fifty ends French Flannels.' in stt pis and cheeks,
ranging; from Waist lengths t� 25 part', in each piece, cl5c
regular 50c :values. B:tnkrgpt Sale price L
.Boy's Overcoats
' : 6 only Boy's double-breasted, brass buttons, ages
to 7 years, regular 53.25, foe
$ix only, same style, better quality, regular $30130 t
for .:r . $2, 75 .
• Nine only; Boy's Norfolk style, in ,dark grey Q
Cheviot, ages 3,to 0 years, regular $5 00, for • ' $3i C 5
$2150
Men's. Odd Va.nts
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• , Twenty-five pairs .'lien's Odd T'Wee'cli Pants, all 9c.
sizes,. regular $1.50 up to $2.0() Bankrupt price
• Fifty pairs Mens Overall's. and Working Pants,:
rc 'ular $1..Ut1.. •Bankrupt price
Linen .Collars 5c,
• 25 dtw,, Men's. •Linen Collars; s; in all the fiopular
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atkes, irvnila1 lac. Bankrupt puce • •
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75c
5g
Staple: Bargains.
Ten pieces Factory Oaten, good weight and Dicta
weave, regular 7c value, Bankrupt price -
Ten p,ezes F1't.n'pci" t�te • •good•:weigl t: •uiid Rvitithr';
regular "rc•.value. 'Bankrupt price , . .. tiltlia
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Twenty piece Flannelette. 30 in. wide; good weight,
light and dark colors, regular 10c value, Bankrupt price
• Ten piece's dark Flannelette Shirting, good . width,. '"�p�
and weight, regular 12 1-2c, Bankrupt price s
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• - Hight piers Standard Shirting, in stripe and. chick •g e
regular 15c tialue, '• Bankrupt price 6 4' i
Ti 're pieces Oxford`a dx'ting, the oldstand-by, and 1 f,r
always reliable, regular 121.2c, • Bankrupt price
Two -pieces a , o -pieces blu i end white check Apron (iringharn, 1q�'•,rt;
-- in. witsregular 1212e, l3ankrnpt price•
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Elf,ht pieces stripe. •anil`el:eek'Gingham,•-it -'pinks,
Mise and red, regular 12 1-2c and 15c ,va,lue. Bankrupt •
price
'11nee pieces four -yards wide Linoleum, good pact. 7
'tarn, regular Sic. Bankrupt price 1.. .
Two p'eces more Table'Linen, good patterns, regu-
lar• 25c value..' Bankrupt price .,
Tao pieces. Table Linen, 00 1n wide, regular ,roe.
Bank 1 ru•r price , .
a
iirt, Muslims 5e .
1u0 yards, Art Muelins, good patterns; rang- gn
ing in -Trice from 8., to 10c,, :Bankrupt .price ......
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. BEST RESULTS
are secure. by a t'oursi• of training in our
well : known 'and pitiable rnr:titution,
wliieh olTars the newest and most eifec-
tivo courses; -and is the most influential
ro: cleur4ng positions. Our locaatinn,
ertubailee t anti methods are of the best:
• btudents tial enter, with. email adyittrt-
•age; tit any Lime. Write for catalogue.
BritishAmerican
Business College
1 til C.' llniltlliig longe A''cult'
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T M WATSON Principal
, J, .Ji :..t'74 r'. ... .,
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— • ' :A reliable resident agerit.for Clinton and
"richt ty: for Fall and Winter Months, to.
ocll Fru t Trees, Small Fruit' Bushes,
Ornaniental Trees, .Flowering Shrub i, etc,
All,eur+plre.t furnished free. Terme liber-
al.. \`',s.con,ider this agency one of the
best•on onk' I,tt .end good mon-iv can be
rnad'e'ont of 0. ,l cnl8 •wi[l.hatve ov. r 600
uerea'•fc'11°14 s111,t9: U„drakw 111 . Ere r1 -
thing »•t• ship is guurautleed. d,.ply for
"fall pa'•ticulars, in -writing or p,'r?on', to
. PI:LHA\f NURSERY 00 ,
Gooderham Building, Toronto, Qat.
A two-story building, in old brick black
occupied by . Richard Esker.—Apply to
• JOHN MoGAfVA.
Wanted
(good hound, for deer season, .spotted
one preferred Gond price kr the right
dog. .Apply to 0.1.0. BIJXION, C'inton.
lsugg,ty doe Sale
rood single covered buggy for ,tale;
nearly nes Al o medanw:set of clonb4e
Harness Will he sold cheap. Apply , at
NEWERA office '
Live Pigeons Wanted
20' per pair paid, delivered to R, GRA-
HAM or T. E. CANTELON,.
Court of Revision.
Notice is hereby given tbat a Court will
be held, pursuant to the On7art) Voters'
Lists Act. by.liis Httnor the Jodgo of the
County'Courtof the County of l.Lurorr,-act••
the TOWN r1 :Ai.L,.CI,1N'i'ON, on Mon-
day, Oct, 833,610 :6, at 1:0 o'clock a. iii,, to•
lir. ar, and determine the several domplainta .
of errors. and ornteaiorrs'In the Voter
List of the ,Municipality of Cltraton•fot;
1006. tl,il persons having bueineae at the
Court are retlnested to attend at the said
[ime and .place,
(late.; at •Clinton, the 21st day of ,Sep'.
11)06
E..L, MACPI-IEESON.
Clerk.
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COAL
And then you need not swear.
Little drops of water.
Freezing s n the walk,
Brakes the man who steps thereon
Indulgein naughty talk,.
Many freezing mornings,
Many chills—bevv,xre.
Just let us fill your " coal bins,
Arid then you need not swear.
siJM+:cRANTox COAL
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Ek;�NP TO HW HA
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J. A, HAMILTON,
, :rJtAL DEALER
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Your. Friends•
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Want at Photograph of
you that will be to their liking;
we take the kind you both,•will
like. The style depends, upon
your selection, 'we will see that
you get the .best. Well posed
and well . finished. ' ' •
''omrrlencin,t Sept.. 1st, T
-t1u,i-1-1 be prepared. -:to . go -out in
r to take pictures the country o a e 1� pre of
outside groups of Dwellings,
Bairns, etc. Outside views on
Post Cards a Specialty,
The Gallery will be kept open by
,euy tisltstant during any absence.
J. ROBERTS,.
Photo Artist, Clinton.
CENTRAL
STRATFORDi pNT.
A Ramous S:hool.
'Ibis school' is recognized: to be one of
the best Commercial Schools in the
Province. (r tr courses Di%titorougb and
up-tn.date. We give a practical training
awl twist nut airto
r o l a is graduates patsy good posi-
tions, It is impossible for us to. satisfy
the demand trade on ns for nflictp help. -
Tho,e interested in their ritvn' w•clt'ate
should write for free eot.tlegne.
14otali & McLachlan,
PrinCtpals
mitts
We have bought the 'loot and Shoe Depart:Iment:of H. E. Montgomery, Lake£leld.st
a low rate' on the dollar. He went into business on the 1st of November, 1905 , and
.issigned'on 1st of March t C, whichpractically* 1 •5
,1)0 , is 1 means NEW FALL STOOK
that mast be cleared out in . o days if possible.' We must have the room, and we want
vbu to help us make it, and as an inducement you will be,treated to a feast of barga.i.rt...
greater eate_1' than anyyou ever attended..
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Lloale Started onatutrdaYLast
and'far e ceedcd our •xt)cctations, sire`. th• ose wanting bargains should, dome .once
Pos, ti vel . No Resell/0. Salo lasts 30 da- s. only •
50e and 69e Infants' Mutton
lsoois tori' 35c
'35 pair Infants' Button 'fonts. sizes 1 to .r,
egulatr uOt. anpt
d 60c. Ban kru'•tic.ltrita<�..: Ogg,
$1.10 Children's 'Buti.on•'loots 7Jc.
30 pair Children's B'nttan.Boot:s, sires 4 t 7 7Qe%
rep Attar price $1.10, sale price, Iqu.
$1.25 Misses Strap' Sniper's 69c
18 pair Misses Strap Slippers, sires 11 to 2, Win
t•cgalar $1.25, sale price ' fJ it
81110 to•81'2; Misses Lace' Boots 145e,
30 Pair )Hisses Lace Boots, spring heel, sizes T5c.
11 to 2, regnbtr $1.10 to $1.25, sale price p
Si' Long Rubber floots,'$2.55 , •
Men's first titl*Llity Long Rubber Boots 275
s1 at , 1111.. .,4...... ........
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'.'21 to $1.115 MissessButton Boots, .
(30 pair Misses'Bntton,Boots; sizes 11 to 2,. '
heel and Spring heel, box calf and dongola k ,d, � _fl
regular. 1.25 to $1.64, sale price,.......... . 9,1
$2 to $2 50;Ladies Button Boots S1.56g
7, reg
27upalarir ;3L2adito$2es'.B50utton, sudsprice , , Bcols, sizes2 1 to 1.. 511•
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:33 pair Boo' School Boots, sizes: 1 'to 5,1 RIM
regtliar 51.:35 to 51.65, sale price... i s
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$.250 to. $3 glens' Laced Boots $1.75.
• 24.pith. Men's Box
Lace hoots, sizes 6 to
sale prime • .
85 liens' Patent
15 pair Men's Best
gular $5, sale price
.� 11•"`'01°
Calf and Dongalai Kid ;
10, regular $2.50 to $3,
Colt Shoes a.q
Patent Colt Shoes" x'e. i
Space will not permit of a full list of pricas, Call and see for yourself:; .Remember
the date and place. ' 'MIMS 'STRICT LY %CAST
Jas. Twitch'eii,.
Victoria Block. Clinton.
nton.
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