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The New Era
is published every Friday at
the New ERA Printing House,
Isaac STREET . . . . OLINTONe
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LIABILITIES • -
ROST. HOLIVES, '
Editor and Proprietor- Capital Stock paid up . $3,942,710•00' •
'Reserve Pend and Undivided Profits 1,335,8.17.22 $5,278;057.'1"
lam CLINTON ROW BR&
he -Sovereign Bank of Canada
Office of the 2nd Viee.Presiderit,
and Oenera101anager.
To the Shareholders,
tIONTREALy 10t11 110VeMber, 1006.
THE SOVERRIGN BANK OrCzuL
We have pleasure in enclosing herewith statement of the Bank's position as at the clo,se of the fiscal
half-year, ending alst October, together with comparative statistics for the past five years. The figures
require no special explanation, and we feel sure the progress and stability which (hey indicate will
' afford: the proprietors and friends of tile Bank complete satisfaction.
The Bank's Ameriean. and Foreign business has. now attained considerable importance: Our
connections abroad, as well as our facilities at home, enable us to handle British, Continental and
American transactions entrnSted to us on a favorable basis, and the results so far have been satisfactory
to all concerned.
Our principal business is, of course, confined to Canada, and is concentrated in the provinces of
Ontario and Quebec, .which long expe'rienee has proven to be the safest territory in the Dominion for
the conduct/6f a general and commercial banking business. In these tvvo provinces the Bank has 55
branches and 22 sub -offices, the latter being managed from central points, and in some instances open
only two or three days a week. We have not yet opened any branches in the North-West, as compe-
tition there seems to be unusually keen, but with the undoubted progress which tile cOttntry is making,
these conditions will probably right themselves later on, and in the meantime we have very satisfactory
banking arrangenrents for the concluct of our business throughout that territory.
• The capital of the Bank ,($4,000,000) will be fully paid up in a few months, and it is a source of
great satisfaction to know that our shareholders number nearly 1,200 and include some of the most.
powerful financial people in the world.
The Sovereign Bank is at present the eighth largest chartered bank in Canada in peirit of capital.
Zts assets amount to $25,343,4014 a large part of NI; lliC11 are " a.nd the continued growth of
depesite testifies to the popularity of the institution throughout the country.
The Note Circulation shows an advance of EIU, over last year, and both the Circulation and
Deposits have increased materially since thee.preeent statement wag complied• ,
The past half-year is the best the Bank has ever had, anti we have every reason to think that the
Current half-year will be at least as good.
Yortr obedient servant,
D. M. STEWART,Genera/ Afanver.
Half -Yearly. Statement
. Notes of the Bank in eirculation ;• , 2,800;675,00
The glifiten ow Eria- .:1D'eelp%siit:R;atee49;tenr '1 bb 15,578919,70.
CLINTON, ONT NOV- SQ 1906• Other laabilities , . •• 1,635,249,1r
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A'SSETS'
The Ottawa correspondent of the • Geld Pud Silver Coin on band. .
Toro)* Star so,s “Altbough Sir •14‘1•!,ninicni-Gov'frient Note l on hand I 121 .447 no
• • $20,343,401- 12
'Wilfrid Lauderis most amcloils te
iO-
tain the services of his colleague, Hon..
Chas. S. Hyman, in theCabinet,130ard,
it is extremely doubtful whether the
lattev's physical condition.. will.thalee.
it wise for him to take up agairflor
some time to conte the responsibilities
incident to the management of a, busy'
department. In other words, itis
finest ion, whether hisves ig n at on as
. . .
member for London . will tot intya lo
be IJIlowed by his retirement feem the
Cabinet as well. If this Gaverennent
were AWMIllt; COpy the eyiampleof its
predecesgns in office,. it eonld, forth-
-with appoint air. Hyman to the Sen- •
ate and continue him as a mentlier of
T Rance
the Administration, thus saying him '
,
the trouble of another bye -election in . „
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, Neke mid Chemies. of other Benks 1;155,304.09
T31.1:711Zrrt.pa. Bankers . . . 1,101,101.ov
Cash Assets • $3,916,842.57
Cash Deposited with. Dominion Go: .
verninent for Security of Note •
Circulation ••,
Provincial 0,Mi5lment Arid other
• eeuritfes . . . . .• . 1
Ca:11 and Short Loans Secured b3r
' Bends, etc. . . . , . • 4
comineteial .LoanS, • (less re.l'ate of
•• interest) . • . .14
• 'Bank Premises Real 1P,gate Safes .
Other Assets . .
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A0,000.00.
,612,831 .16
,(114,01)7.00- $10,92-3,740:73
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es, -s• •
0,-10
. -
473,837:57 • ,
o 319 42 15 119 660 39
••$"0,348,401
D. M. 8TEW A,R.T,,General Manager
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f >etc-
her
1002
1903
-1904
1905
1006
COMparative StatiStiCS
LIAlaiLITIES
. Capital
Paid-up
,1,300,000
'1,800,000
1,610,478
3.942,710.
Re• serve Sovereign
Pond end- )4.nk. Notes
undirlded
• ?costs t!Pa lion
•
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$. 240,000 $. 759,995,
362,888 1,237,650
420,373 •.1,284,840
523,461 1,55(1,790
.1,335,847 .2,850,675
ASSETS
Deposits
$1,681,730
4,309,43"
7,11)6;741
10,134,209. -
J5,578,920
-r
3tst
Clew-
'ber •
11)02
1903
1904
1900
1904
Cash on hand
'at Bankers*
$ • 383,097
622,774
1;214,822
1,4111,399
. 3,91(1,842
' plods; '
Debentures,
. etc,
$ .4:10,363 ,
713,397
672,634
'..701,153
1,61'4,831
Loans at
Call '
$1,630,190
1,747,342'
1-,179,540
1,566,144
:4,614.,067
•coon -117@V.
Loans
•and
Discounts
$1,3a8,469
• 4,074,048
7,1)14,193
6,578,850
14,640,510
alst
Octo.
bet;
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Total Assets'
190.2 •$3,955,203
1903 7,209,920
1904 10,201,904
1900 13,818,988
• 1.996 20,$43,401
Excess of
Assets oVer
to, the Public
$1,413,479'
• 1,062,8:1S
1,720,373
2,133,939
5,978;557
Branches
and
Sub -offices
• xo. . • '
SharebolderS
• '17-
28
42
78 .
. 757
819
854
1004
, 1195
N.B.—This-Sank co tune/wed
business tat XVtay, i9O2,
M. STF,11 ART,
• General tuonager. •
London, but there is no probability of
the precedent set by the lateeGovern-
.
enent in the case of Sir -John -Carling
being copied in . the preeentinstance•.
J- -reparations will be made witheut de.
lay for the bye•eleetam in London; but
no writ ean 1. iseued Mail Ily-.."
man's resignati j tele been submitted •;
to the Speaker in the 'met:vibe-1 form,'
and this may take untie 0;0i, %%IGO
to the feet of his being -hi the Southern-.
States. The letter that r I, M's
Speaker Thursday lacked • the neves-
very witnesses. -
The annexation of. Canada,' tenta-
tively, and the establishment. of reciii-
"focal trade relations, with a removal.
-of all tariff duties with the British:1)07
•. noinicn, specifically, is the tit-111)0st.. of •
an organization to ho • known as the
British • Association ot whieh.
was perfected at Chicago last .Th
The•recent speceli by .1. J. Bill
.on Reciprocal Relatione with Citeuat"
was responsible OM the fornuttimr of
the. organization. - • ,
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Within a week two vacanciee have
been made in the Senate by the deata•
of Senators Vidal and Kerr. •Seriatim
Vtdal was a Conservative and Senetor
Kerr a Liberal, and both were. men of
high principle and clean lives;
The Liberals won two seats in Mon-
-free], for the Deminiori Ifonse, On
Thursday. In ono 01 the= Mr. Boar-
....Ewa's candidate was snowed under e
Ask our
OwnDocto
If he tells you to take Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral tor your
, severe cough or bronchial
trhubles then take it. If he has
anything better, then take that.
But we know what he iOlsay;
for doctors have used this
cough medicine over 60 years.
mi lis're used Ayet's nberrY Pectoral ler
hard coldb; bsd caught, and innuenta, hag
gen: grti greMAMiea,tg t11, the
throat And lung troub;orea...ers 0. &tame
Alban*, Oregon.
Made 1E4, &tree Wig:1711c itnia.
P. feettakPAattee:
ers54* VrnOR.
tIldip-thet7howals.0 rt7:wittt-Ottekaf
Avoeto PM at badtittta, Jtalt COO,
Mgr. Clinton Branch
GREAT DISTRESS IN HER II A arninr, Canadian
,
'r HROAT' •
Net an 1u-ref:amnion 'experience was.
that of Mee 11, S. Wilniot Sholer,
1.) . . . .
N.
S. .
. , h . quick sore
was found• "Catittrhozone. Notice
this statement: f.`t have been a most
,drendlut. sofferer • from bronchial
eiouble and catarrh. On . damp • days I
-,..worild 'hawk ;outer; ffer *great distress.
111 my threat. f used ad kinds Of
'Meissen.4.., but didn't get permanent
relief till' I used Catarrhozone, • ft bast
strengthened my throat, cured my ;
lougheand made me entirely ;
Girls Deafness Cannot be Cure
Butt tto newspapers he've diselosed by local a,pplicatiopir as they cannot
the existence of a systematieed plan •reaeli the diseased portion of the ear
1 for lueing Canadian. girls to American rhceirehis oely one way.t9,eurisT• deafness
an t at is constitutiona renkdies.
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, 'cities' by attractive advertisements and Deafness is eaueed. by an inflamed con -
I The ghee secured are helpless in the tachion. Tube:. When this 'tithe. is in
g o e
hands of the ph:steers,' and are inadet.o flamed; you have a rumbling sound or
• live lives of lininorality. The danger imperfect hearing,atel'when. it is exalt,-
.
of stud) tralbc is abundant wit t f
e it est po.ssible publicity to unlese the tube ean he taken out and
offere' oT employinent ;It good wages. &thin of the mucous linin f 1
!.,
'Refuse Substit it tes for the -one reliable.'
bronchial and throitticare. All dealers
Catarrhozone in -25c and $1 sieese
SO P 1 o ..We will give One Hundred'. Dollars
L an or. ely oloSed. Deathless as Ihn.result and
ween ng. Oireasionany an adver-, this to restored to its normal: condi.
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. *Often t for it young holy of attractive
• i
*1., .,11l h,. be deetruyed forever;
• appeararice to act as lady's maid -ere nine citees out of ten are caused by Ca-'
conipa,mon is in reality. a port of this
desplcable.plot, 'though it be innocent.
ly circulated by new e s (hat'd
tarrh, winch is pattsed by an inflamed
condition of the mittens. surfaces. •
• not sns -mot its net '
Hon. 0' S. 11 (11,11) .Minister 'of Poi!-
. .
elio Works, has „been ordered south hy
Iiis docter because- of a perious-break
down in his health. Before goi ng,- Mr.
•liyman resigned his seat in the Com-
inon.e. tiYinan has been a proniiS
nent fignre the erolitiral life of Wee.
tean Ontario for. Mitny yeare, 188l,
when but thirty years of age; he was
-Mayor of. London; and 'tit, the sante
tinin bad kotiee ehevge of. the.big tan-
neriee and warehotiSe at his then. Jn
1897 he unsuccesefully eon tested Lon.
don toe the Commons.. In MI he heat
Sie john Carling, but was cheated out
of tlie seat . hy a judicial ruling' In
. .
I900 • y r 6an was etected to the'
House, and again in lie ;10111.ed
the Government without • portfolio he
February, IRA and teok charge of the
Pule 1Vorke • Denartment: in Mr,
Sutherlanire• Mete -1100 On the death
of that gentlemanyatr. Hyman becatim
Minister of Public WorkS,
Speaking of the •cesignation satte
Hymen, .member of the Holier! is 8
ent l'or, and the injured are being.
riven every. care. The accident was
tie to overcrowding. The timbers of
t e. for any case of Deafness, (caused by
I
A gvea(er some?. of danger is in the Oatareb)thatcannot bocurd by Halls
;women of good address and. irreproacht Catarrh Cum Send for Circulars free,
.able appearance who travel through . eia J. CHENEY &Co., Toledo, O.
. the villages, to Jane and. small cities of 'Sold by. Druggists, 75o.
• . Canada, employing girls.' of ta,00d ap- Take Hall's Varnily. Pills for constip-
•
pearance for alleged positions that ace ation.
r. resented as honorable ;Intl well ree
considevable suecess their Ilettni6Ps ceiteethee bie nrx,est dn a nnarge
Maga ea Falls or Buffalo, •according to tie buyer of • wapstoad, alt (mpted to
,..appoi tt tt n en t, and the. people who carry cannel t suicide. in the St . -Clair coonly
mit the .01ot. distribute them to various Jae. He
. . -hitched . his stispendees to -a
• ntruierated, 'Bleat: women eneet with .
.Werk. The girls employed 41'(` ruet.ut Itt
of dtmt7ikenness,..alartio Kerwhi. (!a) -
• Atnericein cities. bar of his•cell, slipped a loop over his
• neck and N(41.8 nearly choked, tvhen a
, IE CAUSEOP SORE Ii'1,111`,T. • fellow -prisoner raised an ;tier •
,s•ittutne th earefully, and you'll 14 Mwtt‘ cut bim doom "1.. .,.i..-.
prolathl .find. corns. W h ether hard I'm 'alive," said Kerwin. Ile paid a
sat, „bleeding, apply potoitoes corn. fine and left for his Canadian home,.
Fxtractoc, pitinless, it's sure,. and • • ,
above allipiick to act. •Insist on only
"Pe tiinin's.'
• ' •
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While ail iiheii(ln Sale 'was in pro., .
gress in the bank barn on Eli Ilarnunfie
fatal, neat. Coma:end, Thursday after-
/mon. the. floor suddenly gaveway,
precipitating" probably one hundred
men and boys into the stables and
pees heueatlw D. Hicks' was so eeri-
misly injured his life is despaired of. ,
Harry .8ints \NILS IldS0 dangerously
hint, Very few among those in the
men at the Woe escaped injury of
oine Sort. Doctors were weedily
eredited With saying "By this net
we lutVe the Coneetvatives in a deep
hole, unless Mr Foster doe.s the same
he barn timer gave way beneath the
thing on (iceonn t of the revelittions
fore the inglistnee commIssion, involtee
ing his repotittion as a. triistee, We
; e'er)ett „is seseion, it
Will be scandal for sup, ndal to the
finish,"
wavy strain put Imo», them and with
1, mete:king sound $ank to the stables
reline, carrying Its weight, of hitherto
reiglit with lt. One horse was killed,
lie animal Wall 111C moperty of the
netioneer, and ViPas stabled bettenth
he floor that WINO way. When the
om bIt in, ale horse WAS struck by
hoboes itnd so badly hurt that it died
'wetly afteewatel. The marvel is that
heve were no faletlitiee. The order -
(mate Man Were thrown together in
mass 00 the floors of the ;gables and
ens , • •
beneath. 1(316l a number had
In view of the tneetine of Dn
otnuon t
and Provincial premiers to consider
the readjustment, of provioeial Immo. t
darks, if may hof intereet to give the 1
areas 841111150 miles of 'the eeveral
. provinees asi note eotintittittel ; .
. s' b
Itritieh . Columbia' 172,030 .' : ril
.. , Albeete • 25:3.065 -)
Saskatehe.wast ...., .,... —250,119 1 '
• ' Marlitelat .
Ontarto• .. ... ...... ,. 83 1
2 ve
2.(714), 32 7( : *
etteebee.......,.,.............351,873
New Brunewiek. , ...... 27,085 ' t"
Nova Seritia ,,,,.. 21,428 • It
Prinee Edward. Ishtml.. 2,1311 -
. I?ittiteto, Manitoba and Sitskatchee
iiit it \Vint ' if
°nem broken, while all were severely.
taken up.
• .4.. — •
Piles quickly: and positively mired
ith Dr. Shoop'e Magic Ointment.
nuole for Piles ;Ilene -And it does
le work sorely and with satisfaction.
chine', painful, protruding or blind
pilee dierippenr like magic by its use.
Large, Nickel Capped glass ,istrs, 50
conts, sold and recommendd eby W.
housewives think
it 'cheaper to buy than to
bake„ That is because their
baking isn't successful every
time. Their failures run
the cost up. Get
Royal Household
Flour
and tfAloW directions' ; The
result will be light, whole-
some bread or pastry every
rime. P You pay a few cents
more fOr Royal H ousehold
hut those few cents buy
certainty and•pu'rity. Your
grocer can supply you.
Ogilvie Hour MOSCO., Ltd.
zss Montreal.
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'807-1600
FOR SALE or TO RENT. PROFESSIONAL -
For Sale.
A, Two -Storey buileing in the old brick
block oecmpied by Itioh. )3aker:
JOHN KoGARVA, Clinton,
Horse and Iluggy tor Sale..
Govl quiet drivine borse, with hernese
and budge'. AEPIY at the
tf NEW ERA OFFICE,
Store lo Rent.
The store in the Victoria Block, so long
occupied by the unciersigned, is offered to
rent, It has been papered and peinted
thrOughout, and is firat-class order..
T, JACKSON, Sr,
Cottage tor Sale.
The cottage on Orarge St. adjoining the
property of eubeeriber is offered for sale on
reasonable. terms. W. C. SEARLE.
Aloe a couple of good brick stores.
House for Sale.
Subscriber offers for sale his house and
three -quarter -of -an -acre of land on Mary
St. Feuit trees, good hard and eoft water
0180 etAbi6. Will be etld on rcasonabl
tennis CEO. DAVIS.
House and Lot tor Sale,
For sale, the otunfortable frxime 'house
on the earner of Rattenbury and Raglan
Sts., at present occupied by M. Goo, Ririe.
For pattionlais apply to
W.e61.. DOHERTY, Cantor),
House for Sale
The large cottage on Queen street, be-
looging to the estate a the late E. Holmes
is offered for sale. The lot is one.balf
aore, with bearing fruit trees, bard and
EsoifitAweotrieric.e. A. bargain. Apply at NEW
House lor Sale.
Two Storey rough oast house on Huron
to t,i eight rooms, kitchen and woodebed,
ki aril and soft water, large cellar with
cement floor. Good lawn and shade trees.
1 acre lot, goodresidentat locality. Apply to
11. E. RORKE, Mary.St.
House for Sale.
A econfoitable -frame house on St.,
containing 3 bedrooine, Bitting room, pan- '
tiy woodshed, gOod oetlar, hard and soft
water. One-quarter sore lot. Will be sold
chesp. Apply at NEW ERA ()facie, •or.
pdl$ HENRY FOLLAND, Clinton,
House for Sale..
•
• For Sale or to Rent
Lot 15, Con, Ilullett, (150 sores) ai
offered for Bah) or for rent. Poeeeesion to
be giyen at the close of the current" year.
For particulars apply to W. BR I'DONE,
Clinton,
Farms tor Sale
'About 850 morels dret.olass land, eituated
on the 4th and 5th ocinciceeione of Ilollett, MILK% ETC,
are offered for sale. This le the finest pas. ori1NTON
itisroRY OVEATTIE
(8itereeser $0, Mr Jae Scott
BABRISTER,SOLICITOE* Sto.
•°UNTO
Offiee-111ett /31ock,forlinerly occupied .
by Mr tioott.
MONET TO VEND
W, -OUTDONA
BARRISTER SOLICITOR, NOTARY
true lend, without exception, iu title
neighberiaood. For partienlars enquire in
the first plaoe by J'ont1 Rassvonn,
Box 586. London,
Cliotre Land Mr sale.
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• Sebsoriber afters for eale the 20 acres on
the 13aydeld Maid, Goderzeb. Tp., at pre*
sent oocupied by him, and known as the
Plewes farm. Good frame house, atone
cellar, barn 30x70, with cement wall 9 feet
highRood bearing orchard, plenty of water,
JAMES Clinton.
Farm tor Sale.
Subscriber offers for eale his farm of 103
wires, being lot 31, 3rdesen, H. R. S. Took-
ersmith, All cleaned and ' uoder oultivet.
ion except 3 acres ; all but 18 alarm in grass
Frame honse, bank barn, hay barn, and
othet oatbuirdings. Bearing orchard,
Goo water. Schoolhouse on the prernieee.
6 miles to Seaf nth ; less than 5 to
Clinton, g let
WHITea. si ( MICH, Clinker.
Farnt for Sale.
Subeciribee offers for sale hie farm
100 acres, being lot 24, Con, 2nde Stanley,
All cleared but 10 acres. Brick house,
bank barn 40x80, cement elle, 14x30; one
acre of orcarard and small fruits. 2 oever.
ling wells. Drivinghouse pig pen, hen
house. Five miles from Clinton and three
from Lrucefield, on good gravel roads, ,
A.LBERT NOTT,
• Clinton P: 0.
•-• Choice Farm tor Sale
Subscriber offers for sale his splendid
farm of 96 sores on the Rae. Line be' .
north part of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hallett
Good brick house„barn mid all necessary
Iburn P.0,
outbuildings; 85 mores bash; farm well wa-
tend and in good condition. 2 miles from
Auburn, and one mile from the proposed
C.P.R. station. JOHN SPRUNG; An.
—6—
Large frame house on' Wellington St.,
(llinton, lately occupied by F, C. Alloock.
7 rooms, and pantrieseand woodshed, good
steoe 1e4 acre of hood, harcl and soft
water, A, splendid cliai4oce for a eereon
westing a good house, Apoly to . P
MRS ALLCOOK, Clinton, or Mrs. Chid -
ley% larvae St. e •
Farm Mi Sale.
huiedred and thirteefive acres, sitto
ated on Bayfield Road, Goderict Tp., three-
quarterreof-a-raile from Clinton. Soil in .
exCelient condition, heaing been all under
grass for five yeere; splendid grain or grass
Honey .
RIDOUT ees HALE
CONVEYANCERS CONXISSIONEPS,
Real lEstate andInsuranoo Agent
Alone). to bali
0,113, UAL,
Ye.11,••
;TORN III/aOrm
Med.ikami.
• Drs . Gunn &COMB.
lir. 'W. Gunn, L. It. C. 1`.* L. It. C. 5., Mtn -
Dr, J. Nisbet kunit, lti. it, (LS.
E. C. P., Lowden,
°Sloe -Ontario Street, Clinton, Night calla
front door of °ince or residence, liattenbtul ,
Street,
DR. J. We SHAW.
PHYSICIAN, SUDGEON
Asetriaheur ete., °Mee and residence Oa
tario St., opposite D1411812 church, formerly ess
envied lasz, Dr, Appleton. Clinton Oct,
DR. 0. To-1000%0IV
physkaan, surgeon, Icto,
syeeial attention given to diseases ef the
Eye, Bar, Throat ant/Nose.
Moe and 'Residence -
Albert 8treet,2 itioct‘e North of Itaitenintry
a W. Nanning Smith,
• PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OFFICE—Main Street, Beydeld, formerl• y
occupied by Dr. Pallister;
' DR. P. AXON
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. Holmes.)
Specialist lit Crown and Bridge Work.
Graduate of the HoyaleCollege of Dental. Sur-
geons of Ontario.
•
Honor graduate of -university of Toronto Den -
tat Dopartuient.
Gradnate.,of Chicago College of Dental Surgery'
Chicago. . .
Will visit /Wield. every monde -v.
DB. II. FOI1/14E11,
, DENTIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S etore.
• Speoial care taken to make denta tre
meat as painless as poeeibie. W vi 1
Auburn (may Moneay.
Alli.Seellane011S0
TAMES CAllakl3E1,1,..
. •• SSUES ibAtt,NLAlf4 LioNNNElli
, witnesses reouired
and, well arained. acres 'hardwood
bush and excellent orchard. One barn,
5274, with stone stabling for 12 bottles
and 35 cattle; one barn, atal54, with silo
and stabling for 17 cattle. Large imple-
ment hou.se and pig pen; power and pump-
ing windmills; large frame house; two
gocd wells and canning water at rfJar of
farm Apply to M113.. ALEX, Al
; EN; Clinton , or T.,qt Onn:•.
, 2, Stanley.
Good !louse for Sale.*
• Subecriber offers for eale hie large • and Farm tor -Sale;
comfortable frame house on Albert Street '0.
• The /rouse has e i f r • •
ary tamily.• Good cellar* hard and soft
water on the lot; three-quarters of -an acre
eery convert enoe o ord,n-
of land; bearing fruit trete, also good
Clinton, Mob 3.0th
stable. Will be sold on reaponable, __torsos.
A. W uagN,
11011IS for Sale
The commodious and welbsitnated house
known as 4:Lakeview" Mein avenue in
theooriv.reonwi ena cosi. Ga no dd eirai e he 8. palchi ae placeIty,we I also: av eray-
-to a boarding •honse, Red 10 at prertent
doing a grod business in this line. . 'Large
lot ands number of fruit trees. Possession
,6an be given lst of Jan, next. Amity itt
premise% or by 'letter to MRS, E. gz.
DOWELL, Lakeview; Goderloh. •paures or ouejt e rest is oearly all seeded
to graes, On the 50 acmes there are amen
buddinge • and 2 sores of good orchard, on
the 100 aures there are, a good -bank barn, a
driving shed and a frame house, a never-
failnig creek rune through the farm.
The Loudon Boron and Bruce Railway
runs through the farm. It is a mile from
Braeetield ard miles from Clinton,
Noy10 JOHN ate -QUEEN, Brncefield.
• Proprietor offers for lisle his farm on the
aitland.Con, Goeerich Township, Lots
77 and 78, riruated 11.2 miles trete village
of Holmese.las clierch and school. The
f • *; acres of choice Tana, a
good frame house, and bank barn, 5 acres
of orchard and 30 mires of good maple
hesitated. The farm Is traversed by a run-
ning brook, This farm will be ecld in a
block or la parts. Apply to
ALEX B.A.COTIR,
Farm for Sale.
The farm of 150 acres, beieg Lot 19, and
south half of Lot 20 in Stanley township,
on the London Road, There are about 5
• POultry. Plant to, Rem •
. •
The Poultry :pleat ..at Holmes:vale •is
offered to rent.• House, stable, poultry:.
boase, feeding pen, incubator hawse, . cold
storage and ide bowie, incubators, brooders,
and fowling oratee,- all in first elites( 'condi.
tion, F. C. EL.FORD.
ate, Ann de Bellevue,
Qin*.
,
Residence tor Sale,
• In the Yillage tiolmesville.
Aug, T. C. Pickard Offers for sale her
two storey brick house, which has slate
roof, cellar ball eize of house, furnace,' head
and sat water in house. . One-half mere of,
tvitb plum trees, ()berry trees, berry
bushes, ete„ stable on premises. Alsa six
quarter acre lets near house. Price $1000,
Apply to IV. PICKED, Holmeeilile, or
MRS. T. 0. PICKAfteD,
Public Library, Lender..."
- -- -
Wanted,
02100 good loos' sale inan ler Clinton
• and Di etrict t o represent Cenadieir Greatest
Nurseries.. •"Largost list Of New Specialitie9
Oyer offered in Fruit and Ornamental stook,
Permanent situation for the right men, ort
liberal tomes Aoply at once for Spring
soling seam,
• STONE & WELLINGTON,
5iNov16• Toronto, Ontario.
• Meeting 01 the
Huron_ County Council.
Tho eouneil of the County of Einem win
meet in comical °herniate, in the Town cf
Godorich,at 3 o'clock p.in, on the first
i
Tuesday n December next, MI aceounte
to come before the cOuricil must be plaoed
with the Clerk bolero first day' of meeting.
Dated Nov, 20, 06 W, LANE,
,volomminmemomonommemorwor
tan°
• A practical and
musical Xmas Girt for
the libme is. -
14 It I NTZMAN. P1110 1,
eratiR W. EvartS',
• A gent, • • •
elintOrt* •ettlit,
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EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS '
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quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention is probably patentable. Contrannicit.
tiousstueuroontidontiat.
Patents- t (Lon t rou tin oilbrAilutnt'cittiutV46111(1c61,40.LI-r'elotteecytse
sent free., otrietit agency g te
•-speriat notice without charge in the
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Altandsommyillestrated weekly. idirsest_elr.
: relation of any Silent illa 'Perin% *a a
year; lour months, v. 80 12 byre: newseeatere.
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a I a steettashiligter.,1,„74.
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Surprising
How Christmas Steals
us on a Person.
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'There'll • be roust turkey, Om
puddings and Santa, Claus, al-
inOst before we know it.
And there'll be Christina
eakee a plenty; eve know that,
by the amount of people, We
know that by the amount of •
Peels Raisins end Currants We
are 411ing.
See :oar ad. On Pane 1.
Now, wouldn't it bo n, good
idea for you to buy every single
thing you need for Christmes
HERE, Theiryou'll be sure of
getting the Ingheet quelity of
everything at the lowest price.
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W. T. O'NEIL,
THE HUB GROCER.
•
•
private funds to loan at 414 per cent and pp -
wards •W. klitYDONE. ' .
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
CLINTON, ONT.,
Licensed •Auctioneer,
' Farm sides a Specialty.:
:TERMS' REASONABLE.
Orders left at the NEW ;ERAiwiti be
protoptly attended to,
•THOMAS GUNDR •
Live stock and general Auctioneer;
GODERIOH3. ONT.
Farm stook sales a specialty, Orders left at
N EV7 ERA office, clinton,_promptly attended
to. Ternas reasonable. Faimers' sale notes
'discounted,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED fl
. B. Rumba% Clinton
L P. TISDALL
BANKER,
4DIdiNtlebete y 4.11N11.`
yrivste funds to loan on mortgagee at
•best current vanes
Genital Banking Mimo er snot 0104
_ ;nterost allowed on Sale notes bought
G. D. Alen:Tort MoTaggart
MeTaggart Brosi
1371NKERS
ALBERT. ST, CLINTON
eeiteral Banking ikasinisi
transacted
.NOTES' DiSCOUNT;ED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
depoeits,
The MeKillop 1Viuttial
Fire Insurance eo.
Farm and Isolated Town Prop.
erty Only Insured.
OFOICERS,
1. 13. McLean, President, Xippen; Thos
Eraser,. Vice-pres., Brucefield; 'rhos. ,E
Hays, Secy. Treas., Seaforthl
PlItECToes.
Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; John
Watt, Harlock; G, Dale Clinton; M.
Chesney, Seaftnth; J. Dale,
Seech-
•woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Ben.
newels, trodhagen,
Each Director is inspector of lossestin
his own locality. •
a0BNTS,
Robt. Smithy Harlock; Ed, Hinchtey
Seaforth; Jams , Cumming,Etortondo
vale; W. Yeo, Holinesville
Wanted.
-7,---
1 A relieble resident agent for Clinton and
vicinity for Vali' and -Winter' Monthri, tO
sell Fruit Tree% Smell Pettit linshee,
Ornamental Treee, Flowering Shetibe, ate.
All enppliee furnished free. Terms liber-
al. We coneider tbie Agency one of the
best on our list and good money can be
made out of it. Agents n Hi have over SOD
acres oreholee tiloelb to drat* ellen. EA cep
thing we skip bi gitilt11111(PC4. Apply tor
Alit peroctuare, In writing or pereon, to.
PELHAM NURSBUY CO.,
Geoderham Sanding, Toronto, Ont.
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