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Watch •
It is right in every respect
—right in workmanship,
right in price, right in
time, righteveryiMe,
.curately adjusted, fitted in
either G o 1 d, Silver or
Nickle c.ases.
Let us sell y_ou a Watch
—your old Watch taken
in part fay
Hut VJI
Jeweler and Optician.
Or Eyes Tested.Free
Teacher Wanted.
Teacher wanted for S.S. No. 7. Hullett,
male er female, with experience. ,Appli-
oations received np to 5 p.m.. on Monday,
Nov. Cth. .8;014N BRIGPIAM, Seore-
*try, Myth. ,
RISS DEVERALL.
:AFirst-Clasiiressmaker.
t reeidence of Air, A. A. Hill, Princess
• Et. Will dew out by the day, at$I.00.per
day. First-class patronage solicited, and
'satiefaction guaranteed. • . -
Vir!s Wanted..
To operate knitting machines. We have
positions for a few smart girls, experience
not necessary. Beginners paid at rate of
50 °ants per 10 hour day, while learning,
4, and puton piece work as soon as they can
eau; more. Good operators can earn
per day. Apply by letter or personally if
possible to
THE .CLINTON KNITTING CO., Ltd, •
VORE4TO Mil MOWS
(From the Sun)
' ,Hoos.—A further reduction has
taken place in hog prices since las
week. The Wm Davies Company re
ported that the price being paid. by
them for hogs on board coos at aver-
age Ontario points was 4i6,75, This
• week they quote 110.40 in the sante' way, and $5.0.5 fed and, watered
in
, Toronto and O5.90 delivered off ears in
. Toronto, Park, Blackwell and Vo re -
1 port that their price at average points
outside for select - hogs is $0.00 with 25c
less for fats and lighte. .
Paur,TRY.--The Tbronto poultrY
market is somewhat demoralized this
week. Omura report supplies large
and demand limited. M. P. Mallon
says that not for same years has the
market been so overstocked as last
week. furans quote live fowl Oe to Vc,
chickens and ducks 7c to 9o, and geese
7c to 8c. Dressed they quote fowl 7c
i and 8c, chickens Dc to 100, ducks 10c to
i 11.0, turkeys 14c to WO, geese 8c to IOc.
I * IfolNot manysge—heavy horses
were on offer to -day, but a few sold at
I 8175 to $200, and even $225 for well-
! finished horses of correct type. About
I the best sellers at present are good de.
1 livery horses, weighing 1,100 to 1;250
1 lbs. These bring $150 to 0200, The
drivers offering just now are mostlys000nd-hand, second-hand, and sell low, but really
good drivers would. fetch top.prices..
Seconci•hand workers are selling any-
where from $75 to $125. .
CATTIR.—The cattle •market ' runs
along withlittle variation from week
to week, all lines being at a low level
of prices, Toronto • Crawford and
I{u.
muse t say the best exporters are
$4.50 to $405, with mediums St to
4.25 export cows are 53.50 to 43,75, awl
export bulls $8.75 to $4. . Best butcher-
ing cattle are selling at $4,25 to $4.60,
medium $3.50 to $3.75 common $2.75
to $3, dry cows $2.50 no $3, and butch-
ering bulls $3 to $3.25. Ifeavy short:
keep feeders sell at $3.75 to $3.85, or-
dinary feeders $3.50 to $3.05, best
stockers $3.25 to 43.50 and ordinary
stockers $2.50 to $2,85. ,
SREFP.— Lambs in the Toronto mar-
kets are going Mr the best at a little
better than $0 per cwt. Most‘of those
on offer to -day in Toronto sold around
$5.25 to $515. Sheep are 50 pet pound
with bucks $1 per head less:
(Births, Marriages, Deaths.'
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nonri . e
ny6
41.0.t. the wife of David J. blyslop, a daughter.
t MUNItaln (neer, °n Sunday, Oet. %et, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Munn. a son,
wife Of lafr. Robert, BMW; a daughteer, :::
.zior.—in Goderich, on Wednizsdity, Oct.
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ClintonMarket Report.
()mooted every Thursday afternoon
Wheat • • , 0 70 to 0;72
Oats
Barley 0 42 to••O. 45
Peas 0 74 to 0 75
Eggs 0 20 to 0 20
Butter 0 20 to 0 20
•Bogs 5 50 to 5 50
Wool.(araehed). •, 0 27 to 4) 27
Wool 4-unwashed)0 18 to.e 18
Ohiekens, dry picked, lb 0.08 0=0 10
Ducks, per lb • 0 08 to,0 10
•Geese " 0 07 to0 90'
0 03 to 0A1
•Sale Register.
Farm stock ete., of Geo Render, lot 25,
eon, 16. Goderiob township, on Nbv..14th,
T. BROWN, &act. •
Vann, Parra stock and Implemente, at
Lt 11: Con. on Thursday, Nov. maws,
at.,1;30 p.m. T. Brown, Auctioneer.
Rooms ..to Rent; .
couple Of rooms to rent, unfurnished,
I•can. be heated or otherwise, eco4 central
•looation. Apply at NEW ERA °Mee
For Sale.
good ••'1Taylor " Safe Will he sold
rcheap. Apply tb W W 'FARRAN.
soses000mmiegisseeere
or*t_
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- it will soon be heat •
ing timeagain, so it's.
nota bit too early to
begin thinking about
the new Stove you,
must have this fall,
We've already put our full lines on the floor; • •We'll
be glad to have you come in and look them over :
Ranges . OM II eaters Na Ha a; ea 8
Happy Thought• :'. Pelle Oak ' Radiant /Ionia ' ..
Pandora . • , Dandy, itilettrary's .
Cornea • Plane•Jev el . . Venoms,
Penn Esther • Chin Oak Empire Garland
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. *Canadi an Steel Ronne' Telephone Bock Prize
They are all good ones." Prices according to size,
. style and finish.,
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40,77.6,70.00.........»..................:.......
1 Harland Bros,
ISTOVES. and HARDWARE.,
O0000.110000.000000.0.0.0400
J. 13. Hoover. • Nelson Bait
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For the next five months you will spend the most of
your time in the house. We have
FURNITURE FOR USE.
FURNITURE FOR COMFORT.
FURNITURE FOR ADORNIVIENT.
Brighten your abode and make the home cheerful. The
greater the volume the lower the price,
HOONTER & BALL A.140
VISIDgIRTAEING
et.iNTes, coNT•
atig°iFleer 2t3kt'
SINIALL.--In Winghanz on Octola r 20th,
MARRIED
PEAReE=OANTEL011-44 the residence of
the bride's parents. on Got. 2ittb, hr Rev. 0.W.
Rivers, R. A., R. P. of lielgrave, M. Tboznas
Pearce, to bliss Meeriet_claughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Cantelon,all of adorrle.
AIKENROAD--MARTIN,—At the residence of
the bride's brother. Tuckersznith, 00 Ootober
31st. byRov. 1'.11. Larkin, assisted by Rey. EU
Bowers, Johenhead, to Agnes Martin, all of
Tuokersmith.
IcZ3118—LOW8ON.--At Vona, on Nov. 1, by
Rey. A.1:1 Brown, A, V, Nem, to Miss Flossie
line,
Dowson,daughter efiG:140.01)owson,of the Ooshen
SAMPFE.--In Rrussels, on Oct. 51, Robert
Sample aged 76 years.
rounEST,—Ita Morris, on Oct, 31, ales. For..
rest, aged 68 years, 5 xxiontinz and 3 days,
CO3/SLY.—In Gladstone, Mao, on Oot, 9701,
Andrew Oeusley, formerly of Brussels,
WALKER—In Brussels, on Oct. 38th, Raohael
McOntcheon, relict of thele,te Samuel Walker.
her 87th year,
1:1tU81.B.—In 'Vnekeremittt. on Tuesday, Oct.
30th, Christina fionhia tcm, wife of the late 0.
Kruse aged 77 years,
YQEb3Okleatorth, on Friday. November
ilnd, Ann"Weqcott, rellist of the late llenrY
;Voting, ofOlinten, aged 87 years. .
SECRETS OF MINT.
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Profits on English. Pennies, But flier.
Am\ Nene on Pounds. •
No Wonde people are complaining
that there is less money about; last
year, according 'to the report of the
Mint Just issued, the ainount of money
coined in 190'5 was less by 4 4,614,S3O
than in 1904.. 'nze figures for •the two
years are: 1004, •£11,725,090; 1905, 17,-
110,810. •
The biggest falling are. was in goid
coin, the ,quantity inlitted last year be -4
dng of the 'value of £.6,500,0oo, compared
with £ 11,042,000 in 1904. Neventheleiss,
the total number of pieces struck last
year Was greater than in 1904, the fig -
Wee being 95,787,720, • compared with
5,137,437 • .. . •'•
The gold ocif n issued during the year
was of the value of £ 6,600,000, of which
5,000,000 was in soizereig:na Against
his, light toin -of the value' of £ 2,700,-
00 wins Withdrawn From eirculation.
The loss of 2.190d. per sovereign on this,'
Money was the lowest yet reached, ..To
aka good the loss on these light c bins
here was an adjustment In Mare)), and
ufildient consols standing to the ere -
it of the coinage fund to realize £32•,-, •
77 9s. Id,, which Was the amount of
he !deficiencY, were.. sold.
The demand for silver, It Is pleasibg
o note, le th•ought likely to improv.
o threepenoes were Issued in the year,
11 demands being rnet by a banking
rm holding a surplus of. these c,iirts.
sliver coin :census taken on lune 30
hoWecl. that the ,banks in the linited
Ingdom held £ 6;275,894,. conveyed
ith £4,543;775'j.1892,: It !is estimated
zap •on, Dee. 31, 1904, the silver coin
Circulation amounted to 224,009,090.
hich• is' 11s. 2p, per head, ComPared
ith 11s.. id. 'in 1891.
An ; interesting. . experimmt was•
ade to* see. how the summer •hoildayr
rected the • transfer of •silver o do •
one lOCality to izobther.. It • was
scovered. that En ellks sh banlost •
960.000, Welsh banks £ 2L000, whsk.
attend gained £20,000. andpoor. Ire-
na neither. gained nor lost;Of •tho
380,000. or so Withdrawn from the
nks in England and :Wales, • nehrly
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,3OOQ3O was taken from the Lndon
district.' The eleven coast counties
froM Bristol to Lancashire gained
45,1100.
The profit of the Mint- in the year
was '48.192, icompared vith a' loss of
£19680,. yin 1904. This was nattlY
broilght about' • by an increa.sed• profit
theon • bronte ooinan purlpiz •that'
=it should 'pay better -to Make 'pennies
;than .sovereigne, • •. •
COLD WEATHflg NEEDS
......kReady With Every Cold Weather Wantaft..._
t.: ..i...
This store is ready for the cold weather requirements for women and men and our prices are right, too. We
buy our Underwear, Hosiery, Mitts and Gloves, and Furs direct from the manufacturers, for cash, and pass them
over our counters to you with a " fair " profit, No marking some lines up to what they are worth I—Every article
goods and prices.
marked with a livable profit on what it cost, " The profit of the Pudding is in the eating." Come in and see our
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Oilcloth Matts
for Stoves,
Another shipment of Oilcloth Matts
• for putting under stoves,, came
• to hand this week. Very pretty
patterns.
One yard square 40c
- One-and-a.half square 85c :
Iwo yards snare. $1.50
85c Ladies' Vests
at 69c
6 dozen Ladies' all:•wool Vests,
Puritan Brand, unskrinka.ble,
sizes 1, 2,3 and 4, regular
$5c value, 69C
Children's Toques
Traveller's Samples
Traveller's samples of Children's
Toques, on white, red and color-
, ed borders,. fine Cashmere .;
regular 5oe value, for
regular 25c value, for .... 18C
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Stanfields
TruraKnit
is The Beet
UnderwearForVVamen
Puritan N. Penman's
Underwear .
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Women and Children
We have the Puritan .agency. *for..
Clinton, and :there.. is no better
Underwear for women and children
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on the market. Nke carry • a full •
range of sizes. from'z5c.up to -$1.00 .
Penman's natural( w • $1A 25.
al 1„ 4. 4t ' 2. 3,
pii,
Stanfiel'a unshrinkable Underwear
frorn5Qup,•
tiosiery Values
Never Better.
Our stock of Cashmere and ribbed
Hose, for women and children,.
• is complete in every detail, Try'
a pair of our special plain
. or ribbed. Rose at . . LOC
.'WoOliOn. Mitts and .
Gloves
direct from the manufacturer to us,
in black, white, red, grey and
browns, sizes 6, 6i, 7, 7i arid 8;
no better value anywhere
25C
liosierySpecial for:
Saturday
• 10 dozen Boy's heavy ribbed black
Worsted' Hose; all sizes, Regu-
lar 25c and- 35c value,
Saturday, per pair • 18c
Art3;',#:a"-Natzr.,
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tearenwsnmeal.1.01.101..rinomi010:001.1=110RMIElse
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• . , • 4:zvertox et! Ain ft h. , • .....
Af,a in im, l've boon pra;t'ing. eyeri. .
night fora new. doll." .said ' little Doro-
thy, "and GOd. hasn't sent it 'et!'
'Perhaps G oft. .dOcsn't . think ,iliht you
zeed another doll, dear," answbred the.
,inother. '. . . •
•"Then why doesn't he tell me,” asked
the little girl, l'so •I could pray for
'eomething else?" -.- Woman's I-Ioine .
• 1.tlatinienion, ; ‘. •••. • •• • .. - 1 • •
mas
ffer.
Now is the time to have
X:r11aS Photos taken.
Cali -earty and' get Our
SpeCiatOffer lasting until
.jan1.1st,...1907.
J.ROBLRTS,,
Ph t A 4 .0
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New Mdrerttoentetttil
• In 'Clinton.. Onz, 13. Fin :Electric Seal
' Colleretts, &der please ar
• Nnw, 124,OFFIOg.
114)rSeittid Iluggy for ...Sale.
' • Go..d .quiet drivitie horse, vith harness
and boggy. At plv at the •
tf NEW BRA orwtoE. .
Store to Rent.
The gore irk the Victoria Bieck so long
occupied by the undersigned, le offered to
mt. It bite be'n papered and natured
throughout, and is in fird-cl %es orApr.
T. SA"KSON,
leacher Wanted.
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Teacher for S. 8. •No 10...Bast Wowed-
osb, for the year 1007- S'Llory $400 per
annum, Apply before December te
• JONATHAN BENTLEY,
pd4i • Hex 182, B'ytit.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
'Farm, Stock awl Implements
Let It, eon. 9, 110110046p •
Thursday, November .15f 1906,
• at 1.30 pan,
The farm comprises 100 acre 4 of excellent
soil tn good ofluditiod end good buildings.
Parra stook includes .8 thorobred
IleretOrd fiattle and 8 registered
eotrittold Sheep, besides horses. grade
nettle, bogs, ete. 'there is 615o 6 fell com-
plement of term implemente.
For further partioulare see posters- or
•apply to W. BRYnoNE,
O. W. JtO .i2.11, .50 N, •A emigrate.
SOHN RILEY, T. BROWN,
Inspectors. .A.Untiatner,
Advertise in the kith .ERA
T ELE'ORAPHY
is lbefirst sten. tow pons sitiopits ing
*0000 to 850,000 uca. alumni In railway ser-
vice. You can het:onto a, gond operator In
6 months, if you 'study in .the CENI RAL
• TELEGRAPHY SCHoOL, 3 Gerimi
Toronto. The 'finest lithoo/ in•Canada,
W rito for particulars. ••
W..14. SHAW, ' T. ig lotiNST0N.
• PreSident.- • . Princinal.
,Wakhigo' • • • •:$ •
Subscriber cantake in the weahhig o.
three or tour families fm' the wiener,' Sat.
isfactioa guarantsed. trave' wor4 ,ht the
New Era office, or MRS FRED COOPER,
BOnd lt, below the So6tion. •
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The Myers'
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VIONPOO.
CENTRAL:
STRATFORD, ONT.
This'aeliool is recognized to be 'ono of
the liest ConSchools in America,
Yon ean safely judge a School by the
Wien tipns it'rOe1ve4. -This term wp
eeired upplleatihns front firniK in RIX
10 rge Alnerienn cities 0fl1 from far •inorc •
st°Fivi'z'igito4onnd, Sctittle:: nenitiCittele,:‘,1,'slre:atleja fatg
idttetown, on the ER st. Oatkeen,
union means iun,1i for our graduates,
' • Write for our catalogue. .
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Principals
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On Ilis Own Hook
' . that
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StopthCough,:
by keeping your feet. dry and warm with some of
our fine serviceable: footwear." • , 7A-
1.ditlibripleteS
•..One•bncklei,-twobuckle„lowlace,. high lace high .
• leather, top lace. •
2. FRB, Shoes,
Hea.vv Felts, Fine AP -Felt, Fine Felt Leath-
, er Faced. . . •
3. Heavy Rttots,
Calf Skins, Kips, Chroner Splits,and good
Jong boots.
Beside a fine line of finer boots, leather leggings
and heavy wool socks.
orrell Holmes 'I
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StrItnge to .say.; thereqtre a niuntav
• o people in the country wlio do not
MU•SACIVIeth 0• d egli=eetth,ei:ry' (/))fl c,Poe
a e ( v .
seem to Understand that T• ant en my
• iyshophreed
Ida O. Holnes,i- Teacher.Voors north of the
The mytwe Music Method, for begin.
ners, provide f; a thorough preparatory'
course in the rudiments of musk. The
leSSOnS are conducted on Kindergarten
models, •and 'include practical Piano
teaching, making the study pleasant
and interesting.
Important A.ITMON SALE
Or •
Registered cigaesdaies •
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40..imported Mitres and riffles
AT EXETER, AT 1 P.M. ON
.101111)Ar. Ar4)1/EMBEIt 9tit
Personalty selected by the owner :from
leading etude in S saltine, for etmerior Wee
quality and breeding, earryinu the blood of
many of the leading styes of the breed. A
number of theta mare,* have been bred to
first.rlass stallions In Scotland, Vo.trriertg
desiring to secure high-elaes heetvyireft
brood mares, ishonld not fell to Attend this
title, TtlINIS CA811 or eq fivatient.
P. itamvir,A1,raerineetitandrill
• Normandie 11otel, where. there is fits
choice
:t stoek. of Fancy 'Worsteds,
'weeds, Patitings, 'Over.coatings and
blookan(l blue Worsteds as found any
place.
Suits runde to order on short notice;
Kindly give us a call, and 'inspect 'for
'.yourself,
R A. DOWNS,
Merchant Tail Or, - Clinton.
"3"242a8021.
A GOOD OHANOE
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To sectire an education that will most
' quickly MI stately tlli for the pro -
Real clutlek of life, is offered In, this
Reboot neeer now management, with
improved equipment and COUNACH, CAP
oldest 111100I Is am nowest and one of
the best. Write Mr catalogue awl free
budget of "IlnsineFtg Writings" . •
BritishAmerican
Biisiness °liege
nntki,•„„,m„,.. & tits,
Toronto
T "WATSON Principal.
smoniummommonownimionon
Men's Tweed :nits w.
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At the present time all people are aware that
woolen goods are up in price, but .our purchasing
tpower has been. such as to overcome this difficulty *,
and to -day all :purchasers tell us are IT In
7it quality, style and price, in ..,
• -WY:
Men's and - Clothing * •
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The day of cheap 'clothin.g is past, but we Can *
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ition's Tweed Suits at, '.
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... furnish you :with ' .
....•,,,,f4i ... . ......... • . . $ tt 8 (0)
* " . " " spools,' at,. „ . ...... ..,....., .... . . ... 7,00
• 14 II Ai
eXIi;Lbpecia at., , , . , 6 4
NavyBitit, Serge and Tweed S,titslat.ui, ......... .,..- 87
' Scotch Tweed8uitsdt.. ....'4*•.t.Se . •M..050O0 " Pine%iorated. Scotch anti Worsted Sitsit— ,
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10.00
Voutig itlen's Suits at • $5.00, $0 00 and $7.00 PF '
Iv' S Suits from tb • * . I Y.! a • I I . $1.50 np to $5,00 * • ,
Ladies' Pelt Shapes, worth $1.50, $1.75 and. $2,00, to
clear at ,.....,.... • I. i • a • s t. "at: ........... 85c and $1 00 k.
Mnoh goods and Millinery to dear lost now. Come' and get a
BARGAIN.
• . iiiiiisissurimistravoisislais *.
POPLESTONE 4i 'GARDINER
'4E Successors to Mckinnon 4k Co., Myth
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neadquarters for 8tanneldslInderwearforLadies, Men, lz Boys.
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