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Twenty carpenters wanted at once, 34
4 cents an hour will be paid to first-class
men. Apply to S. B. BAGSHAW, 477
Marian St., Toronto,
Sept. • 28, 1901
The -
Right
Watch
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The
liellyar
Watch
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It is right in every respect
right in workmanship,
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time, right everytime, ac-
curately adjusted, fitted in
either Gold, Silver or
Nickle cases.
Let us sell you a Watch
-your old Watch taken
in part pay
URI VAR
Jeweler and Optician.
es Tested Free
Clinton Evaporator
APPLES WANTED.
The Clinton Eveporator is now open and
prepartd tc receive any quantity of Apples. ;
Hi4best prices paid.
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TOWN & CASE. '
TUE MINTON. N. ERA
IBirths, Marriages, Deaths. County Clippings, 1
r.,..f..
BORNi_ S. W. Marshall. Wing.haM, has sold
fiOvigg.-In Hallett ou Sent. ilith, ta Ivo, Ana ula harness business to .t hos Hew,
Mrs. Richard Clavier, a daughter,
ortrah-at Grand Rend. on Sent. 7th,to Mrana ed this life on Su
. Mrs. D. S. roust of Zurich, depart.
WELSEL-In Hausa% on solo. uth,to w and ailing An: e0100 trindeET She had -been
Mre John Gill, a on.
Mrs T Welsh 4 Ow . The friends of Mrs. (Rev.) Cloing,
iinstwomn,to Goderich. on Tuesday, gent Exeter, .1411 learn With regret that she
18th, to 1.1r and UreaFilsinger, a son, is quite ill and is now in charge of a'
PATTISON.-In Winglatra, Sept. Alith, to Mr, nurse.
and Mrs. Irwin Vattisoo, a soli. Mr. R Vanstone has received the
Mrs,
ROSE3.-In Turnberry, on Sent. Rh, to Mr, and sad news of the death a his brother
Alex. T. Itoes, a daughter.
. Walter (formerly of Wingham), at
Road, on Sent. 12tby Rev. Eletelier. CttliTt r411130 tituiseallaruss Messrs lienderson and DeLacy, of
Huntingdon, Oregon.
RUSSELL -Me
Ramat. to Miss Bellh. aena, third daughter of the late e Commercial Retell, Seaforth, have
vicl 0ec, .
bought out an interest in the Colbert
SANDERS. - ItEktilii. - At the rt,rsonase, Brewery Co., of Egmont:Wale.
neneau, on Sept. liftli, by Rev. Toll, Earley V,
sanders.to Miss Lillian liesMe.dalighter of Thos. t Misses Dir, Stetvat't and Bell, of
Keene. of Stephen. • •
1 Ilensall, who.have been visiting in the
DIElb I old country singe early in May arrived
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HART. -In Mullett, on Saturday. Sept. 220, ',home onFriday eventng,
and 17 days.
George Aridess Ram aged SS Years, 14 nioaths OnTuesday night John Rice depart,
ed this life, at the bora of his(Laugh-
FLYNN.-In Etullett, on Sent.23rcloTotioViynn, ter, Mrs. F'. Horton, 14th Con., Tuck -
aged 46 years and 11 months.
- ersmith, The deceased was almost.80.
Mr. Kyle of Saskatoon, •has pur-
chased the McLean property, south of
that village. Henn a hotel in Saska-
toon and was very successful, but in-
tends coming back to Old Ontario.
Another pioneer, in the person 'of
Wm Sherwood, of Ashfield, was call-
ed pettoefitily home on Saturday even-
ing. the loth inst. Deceased had -
Ailvertlitetutato
Live Pigeons Wanted.•
20o per pair paid,-delTvered to R, GRA-
HAM or .1. E. CANTELON„ •
• Wanted
pass
A small room in private house, for year ed his four score years and , ten, and i
leaves to all who knew him w th '
eexmple of a consistent Christian life.
Mrs, Wm. Allen, of Egmondville,
received word on Monday that hee son
Mr. John Allen'had died at his home
in Winnipeg asthe result of an attack
of typhoid fever. M.Allen was form -
tiger, to store furniture Apply by
oard to MRS J. M. EIAMILTON, Clinton
Household .1kIreets.
A quantity of Furniture and other,house.,
hold articles, including 2. beal Stoves
wood 000k stove, are offered by private sale erly &resident of Egmonciville. • .
May b., seen at any time over the Gal- .e.1,b44)pyevent occurred at the Meth-
braith Clothing Co's old stand. W. L.
GAI4RA1TFI
Potato Digger to Let
A flist-olass Potato Diceer to let, at 50o
per day. Apply at SHARE' HBO:WEBS
Blaoksraith Shop f Clinton
et Chureh parsonage in Hensel] on
Wednesday Sept, 12th,, the event be-
ing the marriage of Mr. - Garnet J.
Frayne, eldest son of Mr. John Frayne
of Usborne to Annie M., only daugh-
ter. of Mr. 'Wth Reid of Exeter Nbrth.
A happy event took place on • \Wed-
nesday of last •Iveek, at • the home of
, .1 Mr, and Mrs. Christopher Anderson,
. 1 Lower Winglia,m,, when their young-
. rii;t , a i est daughter, Mar was unitecl•in
wedlock to- Mrs: •JIts 0, Hale, a airds.
.,.0.-perous young farmer . of Sand Lake,.
SEALED Tii:NDEBS addressed to the uMichigan;nder- '
signed, and endorsed ."Tender for completion of 1 saanews reached friends in Bel-
Goderich Breakwater," will bo received at 'ginve of the death of John Craig. Wil -
this aim mild' Se.turdaY, October 20th, 1906, in-' 1„.., .., . - ...
elusively, for the completion of Breakwater at ....n., eldest son of Rev wallas, . rres-
Uoderich, Huron County. Ontario, according to byterinn minister of Trenton, Ontario,_
, a plan and speettleation to be seen at the °glees forriltrly of .Beigrave. ' The young
of i G. Sing, Esq., Resident Bitgineer,Confedera- .,.„,a
-a wing as on the surveystaff north
non Life Buildiag, Toronto, Ont., H. J. Lamb. •-,1
Esq., Rebnleut engineer, Loudon. Ont., on anvil- Ch• vortAVilliarn, when he contracted
cation at the Postmasters at Goderich. and at . some disease and -died in the hospital 4
the Department of Public Works, Ottannv.
Tenders will not be considered unless made On at Fort 'William,. before his .father .
I the printed form su»plied,•and signed with the , could reach him, •.
;.actual signatures of tenderers. •
,
able to the order of thH
e onorable the Minism
ter ' and a art held 111 the highest m estee
An accepted chenue on L1 chartered bank. 11;W-- ! - One of the old settlers cif MeKillim, ?
of Public Works, for six PIDU.Sand five hundred by all who knew him, passed to the
foliar.. (ss.000.oaalinst accompany each tender.
The cheque will be forfeited if the party-tench:1n -great- -beyond rirr --Thursday' -of-last.
ng decline the contrail or fail to complete the week, in the person • of 3,1r. Robert
of non acceptance of tender.
work contracted for. and will be returned in case Campbell. The end . ea tneatt the. home 'I
• of his daughter, Mrs; '1‘ . R. Blanshard
The Department does not bind itself to accept
Poultry Wanted
WANTED, ALL KINDS OF LIVE
POULTRY, for which the highest market
Price will be paid. Call at MoKOwN'S ot
HARNESS sHOP, Clinton. tf a
the lowest or any tender, . . : at Sturgeon Falls, Ontario,with•whom 'I
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°Prlter?:13 .GELINAS. , 1 he had made his' home since retiring.
. Secretary. 1
I frora the farm some ten years ago.
Deflartment of Public Work - s, . . , . • -
NOttawa. 1 , t. 2 1,' 1906. I • ' • • . • . '. I
• ewspapers inserting this advertisement with.. Oshawa Reformer :.-:Our :.fkoarlis and I'
• , . . fields . are our greatest .gdyl mines. t
1 1Vith - twenty-five. Million 'for cheese, '
ti nearly seven million for bacon. . and I E
On Sunday. Sept. 16th; Margaret I over thirty million for wheat, we have , '4
Kirk, widow of the late Jas Strachan, ; in these lour chief • articles 'of itgricul, 1
ot Leeburn, and mother of the late D. 1 tural productions and exports a sum' '
K. Straohan,of Goderich, passed irtv!ty I nearly , three times as. great )1S 0111'
in her 90th year, after a long and paw- total:export of minerals frorn all our •
Carpenters
.4•444.1•1114•416.41.1•10•414111.1e.
It authority from tho Denartanent. will not be
aid for it.
Furs, Ruffs, Stoles and Caperines
==at Bankrupt Prices:.a•••-•••••
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ATURDWY we are laying out all of the FI. E. Montgomery Bankrupt Stock of. Furs -about $2,000
dollar's worth in the lot --Prices are marked down to wholesale or less. We don't want to mi
these Furs with our own stock and positively must be cleaned out Don't miss this chance to get
a big Bargain in Furs. If ydu are contemplating to buy a Fur this year, this will be a rare chance.
Sale Starts Saturday Morning.
Caperines Les Than Cost
16 Caperines in Cony, Astrachan, Near Seal, Bear,
• etc.; etc, at the following Cuts:
2 Caperines, regular $ 2.50 for...... ,, ., ....,.... .. „. , . ,-..„ &I 1,75
•1 Capezane, regular • 3.50 for, ..., - .
1 Caperine, regplar 4.00 for.............-. A * • . • r. ,. 4 • •
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4 Ottperinesjregular ; 7.00, for f • N • -
'1 Caperine, regular 10.00 for
2 Caperines, 1 egular • 9 00 for ...... ..„ :&...,,
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2 Caperines, regular 15.00 for... .. . e le • . ele *
I,Caperme, regular 16,50 for „ .., ..,- .. .........., -, . 13.00
1 Caperine, regular 22.00 for , „ ........ .... .....
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MEN'S FUR COLLARS.
1 only Men's Persian Lamb Cellar, regular $0,00, for ......$7.25 •
I only Men's Coney Collar, regular $3.25, for ..... ..... .... 2.75
1 only Men's Nutria •Collar, regular. $3 50, for, , ...
1 only Men's Beaver Collar, rtgular $5.00-, fur .. • ... . .....
• . LADIES'. STOLES' and RUFFS
Electric Seal Ruffs, for . ,
2.50 Coney Fur Ruffs for ' 1.75 '
4,00 Gertna,n Mink Ruffs for ... . , ... 3.00
4,50 Coney Ruffs for.. , ... , .. . . ...... ; .. .... . , ... ,. . - - 3.50
5.00 German Mink Ruffs *f^r 4 • 4.00
7,00 German ;Nlink Ruffs for
7.00 Sable Rutfs. for 5.00
8,00 Sable Ruffs for •
5.00 Electric Seal .Rtitr
8.00 Near Seal 1tuff
7.50 Sal le Ruff •
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8.00 Isabella, Fov, Ruff 5.50
.13:50 Sable Ruff for .. 6.50 •
. .... ... 10.00 '.
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Men's blue Serge Suits
Men's double-breasted Blue Serge Suits, regular t7 gn
$10.00, Bankrupt price • •
Men's ere)* l''weed Suits, regular $0.00, Bankrupt $4 OP
2,50 pt..ice .,• It , •
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4.50 • - Men's heavigrey Cheviot, double-breasted Suits- , •
5 00 , , ' al! sizes, regular $0 50,Bank at t
7.00 '. ....•, ' .:, ' • ",..
0.00
8,00
11.00
Men's .Overcoats
Men's single,:,hreasted blue Beaver Overcoats well
171,00 r,,, •inade and trimmed, all sizea, regular $S 00, Bank- $6 OD
. rapt price .,
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Men's single-breasted b'ue Beaver Overcoats, ve'- 07 gn
. „ vet collaz tdrsiges, regular $10.00; Bankrupt price oil 0 U
' 3.81tetnnk'srfutiputoly)r.ineleix.'..11.7eed Overcoats, regular $10.00, t 7. nn .
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• • .Men'S Odd Pants . .. ,
• Men's heavy grey itntearakia Tweed Pants and grey 1 nil
• . full, cloth, all -Sizes, regular $1 50,•Bankrupt. price tD It Utf
Men's fancy stripe Scotch Tweed Pants, well made •
• Bankrupt price
and trimmed, • all sizes, regular 1/3,25 and $350, eg gn
cow U.
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... ..... 14:83 Men's Favey Winter Vests
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ii$25.0.0 itaadies' Fur Coats .$1-5.00 • . . .• •
. .•• . Three only Ladies ' Astrachan•Coat% sizes 32 :liana' .• .11en's Odd TWeed. '‘, ests, , all sizes,' regular $1.00
--• •'--• . 36; well made and trimmed, regular $25.00, Hank -V g nn . . . and. $2.00, Bankrapt price... ,• . -... . . .... .:-. ... : . •. . . .. . v 14 lju
runt prine:••••• . ...-, ,'"-- ' - - • . • libUU
Latlies'.Cloth Winter -Coats.- - ,
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. . S1.25 Boy's Overcoats for $2 50 . .
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3 only Ladies, Tweed Jackets, tailor 'made, up -to- • •
date style% size' :32, 31, and 36, i'eg"tilar $8,50, 13ank- .$0 50 3 to 7 years, regular $3.23, Bankrupt price ..-. ! .. • :- 044 ill)
13oys' douhle-hreasted lane Beaver 0 vercoats,. ages
rept priee- • , •• 4 •
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2 only. black Cheviot ratclies'IVinter (oat, • tailor- e• k nn .
Bilk's dark grey. CheViot Overcoats, Norfolk style, •
,,, , , ;DUI UU - ' • • velvet colia,r; ages 2to .8 years, regiilar ,3 (>0, Bank- el 7 g
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made. up-to,.date,•reonlar $ii 5t) for '
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• 27 only'Men's • fano winter Vests; in check and
fancy Tweeds. regular- ,52.50 and $300,- Bankrupt t 7g
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