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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-11-16, Page 5r No, 16,, 1906 THE OLiENTON LBW BBA "the Wath The Hellyar. Watch It is right in every respect —right in workmanship,. right in price, right in time, right everytime, ac- curately.adjusted, fitted in either G old, Silver or Nickle cases. Let us sell you a Watch —your old Watch Laken in part pay IILLLY AR Jeweler and OveIaa. E yes Tested Freer Pittsburg has been terrorized for a week by acts of lawlessness of the most atrocious character, one of which was tile actual crucifixion of a woman by her husband, who nailed her hands apart. Clinton Market Report. Corrected every Thursday afternoon Wheat 0 70 to '0.'72 Oats 034to035. Barley ....... . 0 45 to ,0.46 Pea a 70 75 to 0 77 Eggs 020 to 021 Butter 020 to 020 Bogs 5 25 to 5 25 Wool (washed) 0 27 tp 0 27 Wool {unwashed)' 0 18 to 0 18 Chickens, dry pioked, lb 0 08 to 0 10 Ducks, per ib • 0 08 to 0 10 Geese " 0.07 to 0.90 MISS DEV + RALL.. First -Class Dressmaker. At residence of Mr, A. A. Hill, Princess Si. Will saw out by the day, at $I'00•per day. Firet-class patronage solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. ^TORONTO MaRRETS (From the Sun) Haws. -.-^Toronto packer$ report the price of hogs practically the sante, as 1a,et Week, infact,, the °,\Vxu. Davies Co. give exactly the same quotations as they gave a week ago. They say they are paying on board cars at aver- age Ontario points .$G.4O, $5.65 for hogs fed and watered on arrival in Toronto, and $5.00 off cars at Toronto. These quotations are in a cord with the re- ports received from correspondents in various parts of the province. A Brantford correspondent sayshe has been offered $5.40 this week, with. whatever advance ° the market may warrant, A Durham county comes. pendent says the same prime is offered for hogs delivered at Newcastle this. week. A Creemore buyer reports that he intends paying $5.30 to farmers, but sometimes prices are changed a little on shipping clay owing' to compe- tition 'between buyers. for Toronto and Collingwood houses, Evidently at some points there is competition either between the drovers or the packing houses themselves. A Kippen corres- pondent says $525 is being paid in his section. It is the usual thing to look for a steady decline at this season of the year. The reason why, prices have not dropped this week is probably found in the fact thtt receipts last week were light. The moral is ob- vious -keep shipments as near as Dos- Bible to the level of packers' require- ments.At the same time it must be remembered that when prod'retion in Canada last year ran below the nor- mal, American packers began catering to a trade in England which Canada had previously held, • CATTLE.-Susiess. was brisk at the Junction markets esterday, although the quality of sack offered was of rather inferior grade. Fifty.six car loads arrived, containing 1,100 cattle, 105 sheep, 80 hogs and 29 calves, Prices for exporters ranged from $4.25 to $4.70 per cwt., and for butchers' cattle $4.25 to $4.80. ;Feeding steers were sold as high as $3.85. R. J. Collins bought 50 butchers' cattle, weighing from 1,000 to 1,230 lbs. each, at prices ranging from $3.30 to $4.25 per cwt; 1IoRsit MAID ET, -A good sale of horses was made by Burns and Shep- pard at. the Repository to -day. They Complain, however, that horses are dearer in the country than in the city, and that farmers are asking more for them than city dealers can get, There is a demand .for heavy horses,weighing from I400 lbs to 1600lbs, sound andin good condition. Horses weighing from 1,100 to 1.250'Ibsare Worth $125 to $160; from 1,200 to 1,350 lbs., $110. to $175 ; from 1,350 to 1,500 lbs , $100 to $190 and from 1,500 to 1,700, • 5170 .to $220. Runabouts in good condition are worth $140 to $100, and expressers•t150 to $2200 A fine carriage horse',was to-daysold for $525 • Si•IEEI'.-Ori the Toronto .market .to-` day sheep sold at about:5c per lb, bucks going .at: p, dollar a hundredweight less. Lambs fetched 5 1-2c to5 .3-4c. • . Pot7i:Tix '.-The poultry • market has brightened up this week. . The demand is better, ;find -prices higher: Guiana quote dressed chickens' at.. 9e to •lee, ducks; Oc to10c,geese.Sc to 10c,turkeys' 14c. Poor birds and scalded. fowl hard to dispose of at any price. M. P.Ma1Ion• quotes fowl live at'Oe, chickens 8c,ducks Se, turkeys 13c,. geese 7c, dressed • fowl 7c,. chickens 10e, ducks 10c,turkeys 15e, geese •9c. • '1.'. li. Smith quotes turkeys vounc', at 14c to 15c,.o1d' 12c to'13c,.gcese Se to 0c, ducks 9c to 10n,.chickens, Se to 9c old fowl'',7c to Fie.V ance & Co. quote chickens at 10e to 116, duckslOc.to 12e, geese l.Oc,•turkeys 14c to 15c, fowl 7c to. Sc. . Dawsons quote live fowl at 60 to 7c,' chickens 7e tee8c, ducks Oe, dressed chickens Se to 9c, 'turkeys i4e to :16c. ducks 10c to 11e, geese 9c to 10e. Births, •Marriages, Deaths BORN 1UACEY,-At Owatonna, Minnesota. on Friday. Nov 9th, to Mr and Mrs Joules R. itacey, a son. ranDsscd aon fesApy. 7811 MdMr..oMQuis APP,LFFORD.-In Seafortb. on Tuesday, Nov. Otb, the wife of Mr, I. M Ai)p1eford of a daugh- WEIR.-In Turnberry, on Nov. 4th,the wife of Mr. James Weir, a daughter, ARMSTRONG. = in Goderioh, on Saturday,. Noy. 3rd,, to Mr and, Mrs Nelson Armstrong, a eon, - ARONIBAr.D.-In Tuekersniltb. on Nov. 3r4 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. .Archibald, a eon. WEITE.—In Tuckersmith; on Qct.20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert; White, a son. CARNQiI13AN.-In.Tnekersmith, on Oct. SOth, to Mr and Mrs Robert Oarnochan, a daughter. HEAMAN.,-In Exeter, on Nov. Ord, to Mr and Mrs, W. J. Beaman, a son, MARRIED DORY—F8AYNE-- In Exeter, on Nov. 7th. by Rey. Going, Mr. Samuel Jcry, son of Mr. Elijah. Josy, to Miss Ella Maud. daughter of Mr, P. Frayne, of Exeter, MARTIN--BEOKER. -Ab Dashwood, on Tues- day, Mr. Peter Martin, to Miss Mary Becker. ROBERTSON—McG1LLIRRAY.—At the home of the bride's parents, on Nov, 7th, by Rev. D. Perrie, $r, David Robertson, to Miss Christina, second daughter of Mr and Mr ArahMcQillivray, both of Winghain. RYAN.-NQLAN.—At St, Michael's church, on Monday, Nov, 5t11 by Rev. Fr, Halon Mr, James Ryan, to Miss Maggio Nolan, all of Morris. DIED 1 sdseToronto, FridaY, Nrl,nt 1lreie, aah 14. Tayor, teacher in the city scboo1s for many years, and youngest daughter of, the late John. Taylor, of Cioderich township. SMITH, =At the Qoshen E2ne,Stanley,on Nov, 2nd Mrs Smith, aged 76 years WINKENWEDER-.'NearDashwood,on sunday Nov. 4th, Miss Melinda Winkenweder, t BIRK.—At Dashwood, on Sunday Nov. 4th, A, Birk, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Birk, EADIE,—In Turnberry, on Nov, 3rd, Agnes Mitchell, relict of tbo late Thomas Eadie, aged 70 years and 1 month. EDDINGTON.-•In Elisbory' Assn,., on Oct. 25, Ruth Page, wife of Mr.A,B. Eddington, formerly of Blyth, MCNA MARA.- In Seaforth, on Nov. 201,1'111m 'Forphy; wife of bir Charles McNamara, aged 45 years, 7 months and 13 days. I EANNOND.=In Hullett,, on Oct. 28th, Richard tlannond, aged 15 years. adopted son of Mr. 'calx f the0 Scales, o t ,.h con, • .44. Ben Boy„ A handsome little bunch of Girls will prance and cavort at the Town Hall on Monday Nov. 19114 in that halari- ous, musical melenge "A 'Bell Boy." Sometimes they are garbed as soldier girls, other times as Japanese maidens, and • again .in• diverse' costumes of bright and brilliant hue. At all times they are bright eyed and roguish and all nearly measure the same 1>,eight to an inch. The chief charm of "A. 13e11 Boy" is the tuneful. niusieal melodies and the jaunty methods of principals and chorus. The funny antics of the "Bell Boy are side-splitting' and and .will send you home with a smile on . your face that won't come' off. Johnny Calvin plays the title role of "Patsy the Bell Boy, and this Clever young.conwdian is hard to be excelled. IHis side partner. • Kitty Doogan, is . played by little Ella Galvin, .and if you keep your eyes on the both .of them in .their many pranks, it wilt keep you busy.' Irene Drew as ' the widow Lovall is a dashing beauty and sings well. Ned Nelson and Jas A. Grady as ! Doogan and Coogan, two friends from the -Emerald Isle, who get together' after fourteen• years and intakethings lively. Just keep your eye on Coogan ! and then on the bog • Taking all in all, the •show. is a bunch of music, pretty girls and.funny situations. This show is• clean.and up-to-date for ladies and children; carrying 22 people; and. is a big !,guaranteed -show. Children 25, .general admission ::35c,. reserved seat 50e. • new '+duertloemeats 4204040411114,44111111411410.6411410.104104111141.1116 For Sale. It will soon :be heat- ing time again, so it's not a 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 : Coal 1H Ranges eaters Banc ',caters Happy Thought Belle Oak Radiant. H• . (irle Pandora Dandy MCetary's • Corona . Acme Jen el Famous:. Penn Esther n Oak. iEsnpire Gartland an Steel Range Telephone • Buck Prize They are all good ones. Prices accordin• g to snze,, style and finish. s 1 Harland STOVESand HARDWARE. 111111.1111006004.11110.0.011,00141140 1. B. Hoover. FURNITURE.1RN.I 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 ADORNMENT. Brighten your abode and Make the home cheerful, The •, greater the vclurno the lower the price. HOOVER & BALL I+C.[t1iTi 1.t'.tA aa. eLINTOM ONT. A Two Storey building in the old brink block occupied by Rich. Baker. JOHN Mo GAR A' G v , Clinton, :ilo !se,and Buggy'for SaIe.A Gosd,quiet driving horse, with harness and buggy. Arp1v at the • if , ' NEW . 1?A' OFFICE. • Lost or Strayed.. • There strayed from premises, 'in'Augast, a yearling heifer, roan color.. Anyone eiv- ine information that will lead to her .recov- erywill .be suitably rewarded. WESLEY FISHER,. 11 Benmiiler,P. 0 trust: for. Sale. Two Storey rough oast house on Union St,, eight rooms, kitchen and woodshed.. Hard and soft water, large cellar with cement floor, ,Good lawn and shade treee.. acre lot, goodresidental•locality. Apply to • Ef. 13. ROTIIiE,Salary $t,. S111Ll) hi some Household Articles, One Bell Piano, upright, nearly new, at about half-price; one parlor Coal' Stove, and one wood cook Stove; one sewing machine, .41 for sale at low prises. 11. DANT i LON, i pd2i Ira a mS, K 9 tgent ':Wanted. - At once, good local sate•nian for Clinton and District to represent Canada's Greatest Nurseries. Largest list of New Specialities eyer offered in Fruit and Ornamental stook. Permanent situation for the right man, on liberal terms • A;lp1y at once for Spring soiling season. STONE ito WELLINGTON, SiNoy10 Toronto, Ontario. Farni for Sale. I?The farm of 150 acres, being Lot 19, and south hall of Lot 20 in Stanley township, onthe areabout 5 There London Road. Ther acme of bush. The rest is nearly all seeded to.grase, On the 50 acres there' are small buildings and 2 acres of good orchard, on' the 100 acme there are, a good bank barn, a driv4ng shed and a frame house, it never• failing spring creek rano through the farm, The London Baron and Bynoe Railway runs through the farm. It is a mile from Braoedeld and 5 miles- from Clinton. Noy10 SOHN11iaQUEEN, Brneefield, Rooms to Rent, A oouple of rooms to rent, unfurnished tan be heated or otherwise, gco.3' central Iooation. Apply at NE'V'V ERA otiloe For Sale. A good:" Tailor" .8 tire. Willbe sold ()heap., Apply to W. W. I!Ail1tAN.. Ladies' Fur Stoles and Caperines Men's Fur Coats BALANCE OF THE LAKEFIELD B ANKRUPT STOCK ESS THAN COST Clearing out the balance of the Bankrupt Stock of Men's and Women's Furs, less than wholesale y prices. Sale starts FRIDAY, Nov• 16th, and lasts until they are all gone. This w111 be a rare chance to get a Fur cheap, right at the start of the season too, whenou need one most and want to be comfortable all winter. . Don't Don t wait until you catch a cold, before you buy, 14 Ladies' Fur Stoles Space will not permit us to give full description and length of each Fur, but a visit to this store will convince you that every one in the lot is worth more than we are asking for it. One only Coney Mir Ruff, regular $2,50, for `i'1.75 Two only German 1Iiink, regular $4.00, for 3.00 One only Blah k Ogposum, regular $1,00, for 3 00 1.50 3.50 One only German Mink, regular $5,00. for . .... ......... 4.00 One only Columbian Sable, regular $7.50, for 5.0CI One only Fancy German Mink, regular $7,00, for 5.00 One only IDebella Fax, regular $8.50, tor 6.00 One only Near Seal, regular $8.50, for. 6.00 Only Black Telbet, regular $8.50. for 5.50 One only German Mink, regular $15.00, for 10.00 One only •Black ' Coney, regular $2,25, for Three only Black Coney, regular $4,50, for .. 35e Boys' Underwear for 25c Boy's heavy Winter Shirts and Drawers, . . all sizes, regular 35c and 50c, special for Saturday Traveller's Samples.. Travellers' Samples .of 'Worsteds and' Tweeds, 9 by 6i in. Splendid thing for. making quiIts. Done . up • in :bundles of one hundred—enough to make one quilt. While. they last, per bundle 25c Men's and Youth's Cloth Coats 8 Fur Caperines For driving and real cold weather, , nothing will 'give you more comfort and : satisfaction than a fur ci perine, with a good large storm collar, This will be your chance to get a good one at little cost. Two only Black Coney Caperines, regular $2.50 for.. One only Black Coney Caperines, regular $3.50 for . , , One•only Electric Seal, regular $6.00 for One only Near Seal and Astrican $7,00 for One only. Near Seal and Astrican $10 for.... . .... ...... One .only Near Seal and Persian Lamb $10 for One only German. ' Otter $15 for ' . .,$ 1.75 .,... 2.50 4.50 5.00 8.00 8.00 ... 11.00 8 .Men's Calf skin Coats Eight' only Men's Calf -skin Coats, :well made and big, roomy Coats, all . sizes, regular $25.00 Coats'for $19.00, Five only Men's Russian Dog Fur Coats, all sizes, reg. $22.00; for $17,00 20c' at Cost. • Men's and youths' blue and black beav- er; Oxford grey cheviot ' and check tweed overcoats, at the following cut prices... Regular $io for $'?.so, regular $8 for $6: levommtionivmaiiimak • Now is the..time 'to have your Xmas. Photos taken; Call' early and get our Special Offer lasting until . Jan. 1st, 1907 . J. ROBERTS, Photo .Artist, Clinton. .TEL EGRAP1-1 is the ilrst step towards jiositions raying 850(10 to60,O00 per annum in railway ser- vice. You can become a good' operator ;in 6 months, if you study In the 'CENTRAL TE1.EG1LARHY SCHOOL, .I Gerard St.,hl., Toronto. The finest School .in. Canada. \\'rittl tor,articulers. W. 11..SN.AW; T. J: JOHNSTON, r President, Principal. CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. This school is recognized to be one of ;the best.Co;niuereial Schools in America: 'Yon ean.salely lodgea Scl'too1. by the ep- lifacatiotls it.receives. -This term we .re- served^ applications from. fir;il+ in' : is• • largo Ajiterleau cities and from fax • towns .and cities 'Of Canada; including 5akkatoon; Sale on the west, and (:har- . lottetotvn, P.F.,I., on the Lust. Our r.epu- tation cusiucs nlnch for our grncluates..• \\ iite.for our catalogue° Elliott & McLtielflan, ' Principals .***„ *.* ***********v*t Stop: that Cough : . . by keeping your feet dry and warm with some of::.' our fine serviceable footwear: . 1. • Luniberuien s Rubber's, One' buckl:e,'two buckle, lowa high � lace lace high leather; .top. lace. : • 2..Fett Shoes, 'Heavy Felts, Fine AllFelt, Fine Felt Leath- er Faced. eath-er..Faced. • Something New fa CRYSTALIZED FRUITS, Wehave a'.fine assortment of Irli- pnrted Vinland goods; also genuine Turkish Delight.. See. them in our - window display this week.: ' t • We -curry 'a large assortment' of Choeolates,and Bonbons, and a largo assortment .of fancy box good's that cannot be beaten, OUR BAKERY - •'We also have something• new in this department. Have you tried oitr cream Layer Cakes, iced with whipped cream, and our Florence Cake, iced with Italian Cream: our Cream Puffs and pastry. Once tried, you will have no other, OUR RESTAURANT We serve hot dinner from 12 to 1180 o'clock ; hot tea from 5:30' to 7,30 p.m. Don't forget t� try our • fine course meals. E 1nIie for weeks rates, W. W. N1MENS Phone Zit ' ' Clinton.. , Store to Tient. The store in the Victoria Blook. so long occupied by the undersigned, is offered to rent, It has been papered and painted throughout, and is in first.eiasa order. T. JAORSON, Sr. i Tcaeher Wanted. Teacher for S. S. No 15, East'Wawan- osh, for the year 1907..Salary $400 per annum. AppJONATHANaoI3ENTLEto i , pdSi Box 182, B'yth, .,,; On His Own I ioek Strange to say, there are a number oLpeople in the country 'who •do not ve •seem to understand that I and on my own hook, so to convince them of the Nit fact, 1 hove above inserted my photo. illy shop is three doors north of the Normandie Rotel, where there is as Alt choice a stock of Fancy Worsteds, 'Tweeds, ?outings, Ovei',coatings and ?x• black and blue Worsteds as found any place. Suits made to order on short notice. Kindly give usit call, and inspect for yourself; R. A. DOWNS 3. ,Heavy . Boots, Calf Skins, . Kips, Chroner Splits,, and good long boots.. Beside a fine line• of finer boots, leather leggings and heavy• wool socks.. Morrell &Holmes Londesboro. *** ** * Merchant Tailor, - Clinton. err th AGOOD CHANCE To secure an education that will most quickly and surely fit you for the mac - tical duties of life, is offered by this school, Under now management, with improved equipment and courses, our oldest school is the newest and ono of trio best, Write for catelogne and free budget of "Business Writing," BritsnAmerican Business College Y:ltf O.A Building, Yonge & McGill Ste. Terotto T M WATSON Principal. manammumniummoimom THE BIG CLOTHIERS * Overcoats overcoats Overcoats, The French Chesterfield Overcoat is one of the at achievements of our clothiers, The artistic features 74 of the Chesterfield makes it the 'fashionable Over coat of the season. ° Made in�str^ipes,plain;blacks, plain greys, at $10. �.J Made in plain grey and black, at $7 and $8. $10.00--a Price Value absolutely without Precedent. $1).() Men's S itti, genuine Scotch � ds toit vied b the clothiers geWn with linen thread, thoroughly shrunken All e new sha(es, c1u rl s, overcheck"s, stripes and plain cloths, latest' New York styles, with best linings and interlinings, an irresist- ibly stunning suit that wi11 please the most critical taste, for TEN DOLLARSafi Other Snits at $4,50, $5. $6, $6.50 $7, $8, $8.50 and $9. POPLI3STONI lc GIARDINER Successors to McKinnon tt Co., ,I lyth 44 Headquarters for Stan fields Underwear for Ladles, Men, 8x Boys. se r