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The customer has everything to gain and nothing
to lose by making the choke of good Furs NOW.
Select while our;stocl}s are at their best—NO 1W. Se-
lect in time to have Furs- ready for the first•day of
cold weather. After one has compared alt other Furs
is the best time to see ours—we stand by the result.
We are showing this season—Sable, Mink, Fox,
Persian Lamb, Russian Fitch, '.Blue Opposun, Blue
Wolf, Blue Goat, White Tibet, Brown Opposum,
Blrck Opposum, and .Zlartnot.
Conlpa!•1sota tic lits to, Sell Our Furs.
Children, Dresses,
'We are showing a large range of children's Winter Dresses—
rigida of serges and pine:nate Pretty styles. We have them in all
sizes. Come and see these ;while the stock is complete.
Miiiinei-y $2 98
S,vtln•day we not 00 silt, 11 Ladies 'i'i''itiiase,l Hats, all good
styles, sold regntarly t„1' $3 and S(3. Your choice S,Ii to clay ... .2.9S
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COA
'hen Buyi1I;
Never Lose, Sight
of ilcli;< hliify
Our Mantle busi-
ness has been built
upon that founda-
tion. We consider
a satisfied custom
'er the best medium
of advertising. The
increasing volume
.of our mantle busi-
ness assures us
that this is correct
Our Ottawa Letter The Huron Presbyterial.
Borden guilletine have been found
employment. in his Halifax plat-
form Mr. Borden demanded the re-
form of. the Senate and the placing
of the ,outside civil service under
the Civil Bervi' c Cdonmiissioa, iln
Ids Ottawa practice he is to ing to
reform, the sLi,ate ,by 'fillfng 3l with
"discredited, petit cants” and to re -
;tom the civil service by dismissing
as many Liberal entployet• t as can
be got rid of with"ut disorganizing
the service. Perhaps whe '•e gets
the civil service packed with 'his
own friends hewn] ter nelc air the
Ilalifax plabform In the meantime
the Tory love of gatronagis still
working overtime.
SESSION WILL ;3E LIVI:LT.
With the opening of Pariieme'nt a
little more than a week away,' in-
terest in the session is 'Jecoming
.k'eeln. When the mat BordsdrPar-
liament opened there was nirt a
ord in the speech from the throne
regarding the navy question, This
•was not surprising since the GOV-
ern!memnt had nothing to say and
wanted nothing to do with it. But
the opposition matte ahnple amends
for the .neglect of ;he G.lvcrn-
trent, Now it is ;innotinceti'Ly Gov
ernarneint orgacs that Mr. Borden's
n vat proposit:ion-11is "..en erg en ..ty"
Ida, .not any pe nsenent p: .cy
will be brought d.;vil, wits t.iepro-
iability of an apeeah to tlae coun-
t,'y ,before any permanent policy is
adopted. I't is also staled that) r.
!Borden's position siill. be in accord-
a.e e with the.'poue;hehae.<.dapt-
'led onrnium:erous occasions. It Lan
vecarcely help Leing-that since Mr.
-.Borden has twisted through :more
'eompl:icated eu.i s ulllLions on this
question than ca', be easily follow-
ed. The only way in which he can
dodge all ',is previous pos,tioes is
by doing nothing—which has been
his program for c ter a yea::,
It is intimated that the Httghway
,:id Bill wilt be rest tr'odueed a't
this session. 1 was thrown curl by
the Senate last year :after long
,dabatesirtfi
the Senate
joining 1gwith
the Liberal ,Opposition in tire' opin-
ion ton that the whore bill was,: patent
device to place patronage and 3m
proper influence in the hazels of
the
e
Dominion io,
n Go rer nent The
e.O
p
-
po ition demanded hatthe Pio-
c poaed money should be ppcttic -
ed amongst the provinces accord-
ing
ia1�g to population. Finast .:the
Government- agreed +o theeprinci-
,embody p.e, but refused to bo y it 'in
the Bill, and they. Just as obstinate
ly refused any amendment Which
would prevent the ,,
en, ybE1
being
used as a. ;bribe to. swing nye-elee-,
din South
was atiein ate
as
trona1.
Renfrew atted`COL,idently trusted
that the popularity of the ptinciple
would carry it With the public, The
Liberals did , eve.ryt,sing 1n their
power toget the Bill through—out
,o ition
did•tlh,ia• duty as a loyal opt s
by insulting that it be poet thouggh
in proper Ohape. There isno doubt
that the 8111 will be as sharply cone
t'etwted next session unions ; the
needed reforms are made.
East Indians brcugh' there as lab-
ourers. He spoke of the difficulties
of the work—not the least being the
conduct of the while mon. He gave
a short history of the Mission and
the success attemuing their efforts,
lin eonrltt,sion he mane ar imnass.on
'ed appeal foe sympathy, prayers
and workers, i
It was moved by Rev. Ide.learcy
• and seconded' by Bcv, 0. E Ross
that a t ate of thanks be grs en to
the ladies of Clinton W.F.M S. for
their hospitality on this 00f•051011.
At the morning 5.:55300 011 Wed-
resdaiy :Miss Dunlop, of Gnclerich,
gate a bible reading and read a
iera able paper on the :hi: ci : hapter
of t onah The repot is of the :lia-
fereat officers 1;ere• then read. the
treasurer's report showing S2108,00
sent to the genera' treasurer. Of
this $1123.70 came from the minion
bands. The Secrete.Its of the Oil-
ferent auxiliaries and 0tlssic., Lands.
recd the several reports ;t iii" h
allowed the good and extenset
work beim done lo ail foreign ants
cions.
The follow' :g officers were el-
ected fornext year :
-
President.
Mrs. Larkins Seafrtii 3
I:st Vice Pres.. Nits, 5 1. Smith
trod Vice. ilos. Carias-csell
the) Vice, Mrs. Cenn,'Clinten
4th Vice, Mrs, Sharpe. Exeter
Treasurer, Mrs. Scott Seafert.h
Recording Secy, hiss 11.1. Graham
Corressp0•n¢ling S''c''y, Mrs Curtis,
Blyth t$
Secretalty of Supplies Mrs D. K`
Grunt, Clinton
Secretary. of Literature, Miss Strang
Secretary of Mission Bands, Misty.
MacLean.
It wag decided that et resolution
of symp�l:thy shou:id be sent to Mrs.
Shaw, formerly of Egnio,nclville
It was decided) to pack the ciootth-.
lug to,be sent tothe West atdif-
fereint Central pointe in place of
sending all to Clinton and shipping
from here.,
The closing words were rtiade•,by,
Mac Smith and her inter oeting(talk
,grealt 11cas-
was listened to with a
1
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g
uro The cetiub closed wi
t%
prayer led by Mrs', Hamilton, of
Cioderichr
it
b ' o Deaths
Births, �lltt r .ltas � >i � t ils
BIRTHS.
FINCHClinton �'
PLM, 1 In U ut o on November h h
0
"to
:o Mi aro Srs. James Forint:, h (for.
m,rly-111iss Wary Lawson,) adough--
ter.
BY—In lin lett on November
DAN i 4mber
18th to Mr. and MeS. Jno, Danby, a
son, (still born),
KENNEDY.—In Clinton, on Sun-
day, N,ov, 17 to Mr, and Mrs CWm.
Kennedy, a son.
DEATHS
D'UNCAN-At Montrovia, California,
November 4th, Dr. J. T. Duncan, of
Toronto,formerly of Stanley.
.
.REYNOLDS•—Ito Aurora, op .Nov.
Ilth, Mrs. Robert Reynolds., for-
merly, Emma Layers, of Bullet`,.
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erso. ad
IS. flow `only 5 Weeks 'Away
Miss Belie O'Ner' spout', S ui day
`n Stratford
Mr. Toon Cz ai g;leit on Mt or! y £or
Inclianapolbs,
Di•. W,'Fotvlere of Toronto, is im
town `this week. I
Mrs, J,MeMillate Of Blyth is 'ia
wn this week:
ILI. S.
Byaino ,hits been on the
sick list this week. '
Miss May Ranee, 10 vis'i't ng her
parents 10 Toronto.
3irrs. H,W Cock is visiting her
daughters in Toronto.
Miss Daisy JJi idieton is visiting
in Goderi'!i thi's tti eek.
Mrs. Pauli retu^red of 'Midday
from &visit in London,
Mr. L. E Dohev''y, of Grdericln,
was in town on Tuesday.,
Mr. Jas,' Ma.Muie ie, Of Myth,
teas in town on 'Wednesday.
Mr. Leonard "l ani of Tctoante
spent the week r;nd''rin town.
Mr. Decide 'Holioway, of Kincar-
dine, was in town last week.
Mr, and Mrs. John Craig ar,dfam-
ily left' enMondav forTsounen.
1'Iiss Mabel Turner. of Bien, afield,
was visiting in town this wee):.
his. (Rev.) C R Gonne 01T ondon
is expected intov'n nest week,
Miss Mamie flail left on Friday
for her new home in Constance.
Mrs, Curtis, of Blyth,, was the
guest of Mrs. Brydone this \"eek.
lir. A. Comm, 01 Win ,i'hann gave
the N'ew Era a a that 011 Thu'sday. ,
Airs. Carter, of Blyth. was the
guest of Miss M.I'ay'or, this week.
Miss S.C, Bare of Londe ),oro was
the guest of Mrs Chidley tlat week
Mrs. G. E Saville has 'beer con-
fined to the house for a few days.
Mrs. Shoenhals and ehillsen ar-
rived in town last week limn fort
,filbert,
Miss Anna Snmith, of Stratford,
spent the week-end',vith labs Wm.
A. Grant
3iiss t\ Morgan of Ripley spent
the week end w,th her sister, Miss
E. Horgan.
James Mc?1'.Iath, oc Clinton, was
in the village on 1i'edncsday. Dun
gannon News.
Miss Petrie spent ,110 week -end
in Londesboroagl.. the guest of Miss
May Caldweil.
Miss Joan Dayment has 'toren a
position in To z.er S Lroivn's for the
Christmas trade.
liiss Marion Wa•son of Scac:orth
was the. guest of her aunt, )lis. W.
e^. Fair. met week.
Miss M.H. Hilton, who hocently
left town for• Toronto, v
shortly for England,
Mr. Alex. Morris :ctnened last
Thursday from the West, where
he spent the summer.
Es -Mayor Rumba)`, of London,
was the :guest of les sis.er Mrs.
,mes Foul, this week.
Mrs. (Res.] Frani; .Heivey, of Burl-
ington, is the sues; 21 her father-
in-law, Mr. C E 1lavey,
Miss Bell ofLun3cn w•i., the
guest of her sister, Miss Helen Bell
of the 0.0.1 this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Axon and Miss
Grace Chaff will attend t11' Assem-
bly in Wingham on Friday
Mrs, llcGarve and Miss Wallace
1eturned on Friday from a • isit to
Mrs. (Rev. \,Diele in Paisley,
Master Murray Ramsay of Platte-
ville spent the ;;Lel: end with his
grandmother, Mot,. Gilchrist.
Zit's. Riddell and Miss Yo'xnv of
Auburn, were the guests et Mrs.
Mitchell, Albert St., this week.
Dr. Margaret McKellar of Toron-
te was the gnest of -Mrs. William
Conn while in town rttiis ;;reek.
3Irs. J. Wiseman who 1; e been
visiting her mother, AIrs Grant,
n
St.Marys, retained how; last
Priclag.
Messrs, P. Coitle, J' ('uringha:ne,
G If, David and lI D. 51c:egeart
attended the Be over show in (-
onto last "steek.
Mrs, W. J Stevenson eient to
Stratford on Tuesday owint.; to the
severe illness of ;her sister in-law,
Mrs. Bert Stevenson,
Mr, Wilbur Ford. has, we regret
to say, resigned his position regret
Tozer &,Brown's and will leave in.
slew clays for Goderieh where he
hats accepted a posijlioal wilt: Hod-
gene Bros,
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Plumbing,
Eavetrou hin
Stove Moving
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COMING EVENTS
To chiv—Convention, "'1'o B lie/
rot to" ' Grin (flub Shoot.
Friday—Ghon Club;; Sunny Sputh.
November 28—Annual Sale, St. Pauly
Church..' '
November h0 —Agnes Knox .Black,
$oireeabef 28! Wein en's Instrtute,
Decelnller 2-0onnell Meeting.
December 3—Bowler's Concert.
No Bonus To Rpm'
Meows• 0, E. Dowding, FI, B.
Chant, 3, McLeod,' Arth u- f harkson
;were in Seaforth Monday night at-:
tending a lodge meefing.
Mr. 'arid Mrs. 'r Sivai is of Gode-
rich end' Mrs. Cornell of Cleveland
were ca.11ors in , ticn this' week,
owing to the ilti.ess of ribs. Swi1rte
Mr. and MIs J Leslie IKe-i were
In Brussels on TULnitlay dta:en,ding
the wedding of the 1 leper s, sister,
n,; Geo.F.
lir Te
' r ;Pn 0 N t,
Tv11sM1r,;,aletBo t
Ferguson, of Toronto
1 .A.,Wilke ' las ailed 10Gode-
rich on . Monday, !lasing received
word of the illness t'1 his cla'y,ri;ter
Miss Laura, who n as since Pinder
gone an operation 11 r appe.,';ici''is.
Clerk Campbell, or Hallett town-
ship was in town on Satin:day. -
Misses .Hariand, of Clinton, and
Miss Biighans, „t Lnnclelbo: o, were
r11e gacsts of Mrs. 301-11 Mills on
Monday.—Blyth Standard.
Dr. II,Fowler returned oo Satur-
day from New Ontario wham he
has been on a hunting expedition.
The doctor bought '.si'11 him a 'One
deer. and he an.; his 101011ds are
dining on venison these days.
M.i;s lua (solea left last: week for
London where she will make a
short visit before ;going on to
Stewart, California, where she will
spent the winter. En route she
will visit friends at Jaeksee, Mich
Mrs. J. IL Fraser, oaf. Qn'Appa.'le,
Sask., who has been on 0 trip to Ent;
land and Rome, visited her cousin
Mrs. ,J 0 lledd and other relatives
in and around I;Ondesborough, was
suddenly called to Aurora owing to
'he death of her sister, 'Mrs. Rohit,
Reynolds.
Over The Teacups
m
MI's V7.3 Tozer entertained the
500 Club On Tuesriay evening.
lfiss Hattie Holloway trill enter -
tell) her lady friends this 00"01037,
Mrs, 3,E DOhe :y mat r a small
afternoon tet lest S.lurclay,
Miss Elsie Ross entertained th.o
500 Club of the younger se' en Mon-
day evening at the borne of her
sister, Ilus Murray MaeEs'Ien.
Mr, Paul: has ranted DIr,. J ';t elle-,
inshaw's house 60 Maple st' eat, re-
cantly vacated 11,f 31r. J. Craig
Mr. T. Hawkins• ht s 111) ':11 into
his new residence on High Street,
oaaosocooeowasaaavam
e WITH TIP( CHURCHES. a
sa ssamaiviF?fiScpEe>IDrACioaas
011TARIO SI'. Cb3URCEC
The Roston preached a .pocial
sermon to young 1100,;11: last S'ur-
day evening. The servii'es '00rie
held in the basemen' owing ;o the
repairs now going on in 1110 :ladi`or
iun1.
Mr, Linn of Toronto sang' ',we
,solos at the Young i'eopleie meet-
ing, On Monday et einng. .'_' large
number were present and much in-
terest te,lieln, 1n the subject of
Tithing."
The Young Men's Bible Glees held:
their nnnu.cl election ad ofucor•.s
en Sunday, Nov, .17th. The, ;.;llow-
rmg: were the officers elected for
the ensuin0' y ar,—
Presideint—Elmee Beacom: -
1a't Vice—George • Webber,,
2nd Vice—F) an;: Tyn lall.
3rd Vice—An tit u.• Trick.
Treasurer -Mervin Elanley,
Secretary-illirnitry Shipley.
Libr. arihn—James,.Mair.
WILLIS C•EIUECIL
The annual business m•eetiing of
the W.F.MS. was held rn the leot-
ore room, of the church lust Friday
The devotional topic -was
taken by' Mrs Torraece and the Mis,_
sionary topic "Animism" was ton
by Miss MacTag'ST;art. The folio *-
fog officers were elected for next
year—President Miss J Wilson losit
Vice Pres., Mrs• Grant• 2nd Vies
Pres., Mrs, Torrance; rran
c
e; and Vie
Pres
1 s. Wali•ns, a , Secretary, Miss
A. J Cowing;
Treasure:, Miss la
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Taggart,
Executive Committee
Mre, M acLeotl :Mrs D , I4ceEwern't
Mrs. 13t. Melfwen Mrs 'Young; Airs
Chambers; Auditor, Mrs. We, D
r
I err.
The Young Men's Club herd their
u eg:nlar biweekly .meeting on Mon-
day
evening n
rn
The
Girls,' Club wilt 11 onscL next
Tiuesday evening. 'There, will be a
good musical program- andan ad-
dress, ,by Mrs. MacLeod.
WESLEY CHURCH.
Ma•:s. Hi'neks Wife Of Rev. Dr W. IT.:
Iiincks„ of Toronto, and sister of
Rev,,Toaias 'Greene, will give a talk
on her trip k.o No inand
r v
fav 1108
afterwards 'dress lathe ,native
costume of a Noawegginn bride, at
the league nett Monday evening,
io
'We Are Getting Ready for
This Big Event
Deal With Jackson Manufacturing
Company'Off at Zurich -Not
An Incorporated Village,
Zurich, Nov. 18. -The deal with the
Jankson Manufacturing Company, of
Clinton, is oft so far as the granting of
a banns is concerned The villa;ge,not
being incol pot ated;b ns no authority to
act, lienee no by-law will be submitted
to the people. The Township Council
has the power of granting privileges to
affected districts where the grievance
dors not affect the ss hole township,
but it has neither law nor precedent
for granting a'bonus,
No Your Christmas
Shopping Early
The newspapers have for sevei'aI
years endeavored to betiiend .:hs
merchants and tluL purchasers by
ldvisinr; the fa:ler. to do their
Christmas shopping early. 1. nla-
).rity of - thein probably not d the
advice as ,nus.li :this yt'1, 0, CVC1•
Vile the intluen e of the press is
undoubtedly -anent, The New Era
nos to confess that on a sub•te0 Sof
this kir<id un ass t•he advice is put
it to practi .' .• it Li like a sere:, on,
soon all forgot.en. Th -e who
have heed :d advlee to do Chi istmas
shopping early will ha1•e derived
•o much comfort and sati='action
from it that they wet not need any
further admonition to rep tat it.
Briefly, by dointr Christmas s.,op-
ping early you get the aovante,em
.,f a bailer 0110100 when tette stoats
are full, 1urth,-r if an; of our
merchants have not jut exactiy
u hat you want, and Clinton .nrer-
ehants ha eo VOi )ed stocks, 11;, an be
secured for : ot., whereas if you
leave faint a week or two before
Christmas it may got bepettsi11.1 to
do this. Yon will get better atten-
tion new, or in the next fillet or
lour Wee,rs .t. In you will 1 you
v Lite 11!1 the last day, or the last
week. There always wil, besome
late 0htistnaS snoopers e'310 1•ill
crowd the stores ,he last :reek or
two. Coneiderati n fon 'lie hill -
;,ant's employes 18acrther reason
Which s'..o_tId impel early Christmas
shopping. During the hc',day sea -
sou they will be overworked to
some extent, nu • all wh' do their
Christmas shop fag early ,on -
tri ute to lighten the burden, make
these who serve more cheeifui,and
this is to scene extentrepli,l the.
snoppet•• by getting better service.
Itis certainly in a cord ;with the
1 hr.stnu.is spirit o0 be thot,g_i,fttl ot
this. b\'esometim s speak e t every
in) th;s Sp'ri - a fur. Cl ri,•t,nas
longer thin tie tren'•ra!'y 110
Would it not 1 e an equally good
plan to nntrc:pa to and r0.: n:Luce
the carrying of i:: LelOre Christmas.
Chinaware
The first time you
have a half hour to spare
conte and look over our
selections and you will
• see some of the nicest
goods that you would
wish to see and select
tro:m—English; French
German, Austria. and
Japanese makers.
WIN Rol Books
ioIO Origins?
Santa Claus says:
"Books are among his
most popu'ar presents"
We have the new 1912
Books including "Cor-
poral Oanle ron"the new
Connor book, and Many
others.
Thu
.hristtne,s Globe
• Will be ready soon,
and will be better than
ever. Price jot
Leave Us Your Order
Private
Greeting Cords
Printed with your own
r'1a1110 on, :and as low as
Sr per dozen. AS 10
see the Sample BoOlt
r,ru�+•,
CO
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CLINTON
i t '..laWinr=ai:w•r reeMS a nnamsca i u= -== _ =.rd.a ossa,
'(.'here pa -sed away on the Jth hist,
at his hour in 4A roxeter one of the
now few pioneers of the country 10
the person of hitt l+'i'eclerieic Brown.
lir, Brown was in his Stith year I,nd
Up to L. two years iigo had alnays
enjoyll g,ud health. Mrs Brown
psedeceai,ed her husband abslut 73,
years ago the ;amity consists of
csvo deugh, 1 r—:Mies, Thos, Walker
„1nd Suss U. 31 Brown, and two eons—
10onaud and 'I•'hanras, all of whore
are residents of Wroxeter. -
AUCTION SALES
Thursday Nov. 28—at 1p.m Con..
2
Stanley, extensive sale
of Marin
stock, Murray Gibson, prop; Thos
Bilown, nuc,
Tnesciay Dec. 3' u,, at 1 pm •— Coe.
og
Stanley clearing silly of Tarte
stock and implements, W. Fowler.
Prop; Thos, Brown, enc. '
An tioll Sale
0f farm. farm stork, and iinpliments
Mr. Robert Marshall has instructed
the undersigned' to sell by public atm
tion on hisgpremises, lot 52, Bayfield
con. Godehich township, p,
Tuesday,a
y,
Dec, 3rdat 1 o'clock 9h
ax' the fo
fow
ing. 'Mate 10 yens old,
supposed to
be in foal to Bar 1. Bay mare 9 years
old, Bay horse() years old. Filly
ris
Id sired in 3 vemrs n ire b 131 I
Bar Geld
g
9 e rl
ing rising 2 years old, sired by liar I
Filly rising 2 years old, sired by )3av 1,
Colt 5 monthsold, sired, by Bar 1,
Aged driving mare, Driving colt 2
vedlH old.Ecows supposed tnin
calf
Farrow cow, Fat cow 3 fate heifers 2
years old, 2 oeats 2
yearsa
o
ld
, St
e
er
year oid '8 heifers 1 year old, 4 spring
calves, Massey Harris binder nearly
new, Massey Barris drill nearly new.
Wood disc herr
Prost & ow, Frost I' &
Wood mower, Frost & Wood steel
rake 10 foot nearly new, Set iron
harrows, 'Turnip sower, Scuflfer,'Plow
Gang plow Hay fork, ear and 100 feet.
rope, Chatham fanning mill, Set bob
sleighs, 2 buggies, Set pplax'rorm scales
capacity 1000 lips, Lumber wagon,
Gravel box, Set double •harness, 2 May
racks, Set single harness, pulpers Set
plow harness, 2 sugar kettles, Wheel
barrow, Pea harvester, Capital cream
separator 0011113' nese, A quantity of
turnips and nuu;golds, All nt:311 loads
of l;ary and abont;;110 i nsh,ls of oats,
Forks, elinins and other ,Irtrcles too
,
,' ilt.s i
1, ll
numerous to men: ion. 11 1 M
will also oft: r his form for solo subject
to it reserved hid, l+,verything must
be sold as owing 1.11 111 health lite pro
prietor is giving up farming, Temp.:—
Alt sums of gin ander ensh, on over
that amount 11 months credit on 011
proved joint; notes or 4 per renr., •
straight olT for cash on credit amounts
Ilay, grain and :3 bit hollers dish.
Rnbt, Marshall, PeSprietor. G. 13.
Elliott. Anei.ione er.
Servant 6N aitt.I'd
.Apply to
MRS. MALCOLM 11IcTA CiART
Our shipment of potatoes from
New Brunswick will not arrive for
a fete days yet. In the meantime,
we canapply a limited number of
custome'l•s with small qua.nlities•un-
til the N. l3, ears tonne in
STEEP & COMPANY
Orders may be left with 13eacom &
Smyth, phone No. 41.
Unreserved Di`pcl'sion Sale
Unreserved dlspler sign 5,1e of
first-class pare 'nett steel; Mrs
, Wesley Fisher tt'ft rc'i!. by ,nubile
auction 00 her p:'elni5es, 01s0 mile
=. aouth-east of Eet'mllier, on Monday
Nov.25th, 1.512, Rwnlinencing at one
u clock 'Sharp Irl, in:r 1
1 I, s ; c fn
, foal ; general pnr',osmoreiu'5 years
i olrl; Agri cultural mare .31 years
' old, supposed 'to ne in ;feat to
i hlenlevit Chief; 'waft fog:. ;meta;
pm pose foal, hotl b,y Ci,e dovit
, �lhief; tory due Tam 30th. con; gine
larch 1st Foci. Angus hill 7
months old; r''7 Angus 00W 7
ear0 old • reg. Angus heifer 2
years crit; 8 head of land 2 year
old steers and heifers; 7,'es C'ots-
wold ewes; i ewe lambs ; 8 reg, Lei-
cester ewe 11eg 1 enceitr lamb
a11)110r of4 1)0na1 this rail• n reg.
C.xlord ewes; 2st.11t pigs ; 113au1p
shire sow ; 3 'IT•unr,iro 'c . pig;
'n number of voun J pigs ; 3 pure
bred sows, registered; a q; antity
0; straw; i set team harness • rid-
! ing plow, nearly new • road .uggy;
Rig 13. mower ; so, sleighs, '!'very -
thing must p05113 RAT 1t, id to
Jia highest bidder, Os the ender -
sighed is going out of pure. bred.
soil.. 1'7FMS--Ali num 1 of $10
and under, cash; oxer that :nl,ount
ten months emelt; will he g i s en on
furnishing ap•1 i'O\ shd joint 1 ' i kable
notes A. 11licount of 0 per cont.
straight allowed for cash on e.radit
amounts. 5 11"esley 1\' Fisher,
proprietress. Thos, ixu:er]i h , sue -
Colleen
NOTICE .
Wm. Moon, the Huliett 'f'ax Col-
lector, 'will be at the follocvi;ng•
places io collect taxes -Clinton, on
Dec, Ilth, houdesbor•o . Ivov Loth
and Dec. 13th. !.ub'arn, Dec dth,
Constance, Dee. 11, 5.ti,er cent will be
added on 'unpaid taxes after date,
Dec. 13th,
Viiflvr MOON,
Collector, Bullet;
Meeting of the Huron
;County Commit
The Council of the County of
Buren 1Vil't meet 10 the i'0u::1i1
s
C.lanlber, in the ._t,tatL,1, of CToderich.
on Thursday, De. eml}e1 3rd at 3
a nt .
o'clock.' Ai]. WLG 5 ah al the
1 0
tconnty, requiringsettlement must.
e placed with ..e clerk before this
date
Dated Zr ,,v. 1 '1 `L
1
, 10
W. LAN'1'. Clerk.
Sale For :Saiz or to Let
,i
A small farm of about 20 51'1'esin'
the Township of Stanley, In county
'}f Huron, 7. nroviit '.e of Ontario be-
ing composed of Lot number 35 in
the first toncesiiOn of the said
towns hl. For fTli particulars
write,
A. T,F ;is'JT'i
Byron, Ont.
Lost
ci ;bol cs nta
Aiso �e n ilinr
ngai sum
of money, Finder please return to
owner amd receive reward,
A;.S„ MAFHESON
Lost
In Clinton, on Thursday evening,
Nov, 7tln, a got`) ring with int:ials
or graved on stone setting. Owner
ofifers %liberal re'vard for :is re-
covery, Apply at
NEN 1,3331 OFFICE
Colt 1Oa• Plc
A general p,urnose r olt, comi ,g ti
niontbs old, by Voltaire. Apply ,to
FIRED WAITS,
Ia e,la.clreet Clinton.
F. C. DERIS
~ti'O
E
Professor of Music. OrgartiSt
t15 t•.
..
of ll'i
1 I x ,�l> tc.x•i:6ii'tt•tr li
� rC
Piano, ➢ oOrgan, Theory,, Voice
Culture. '
:Pup!.:,s prepared, if :desired, lion
any of the examining ,bl:dies fin
Toronto .L'
o n o or the London College
of I nsin (England; 'a1 ai grades
and al, branches,
iSpecial System tor 1L iPQS f0
r
2 iano,forte. Terms en app:Acation.
Stu'clio at Eloare's new store, aiext
to Counter's s 7ew„lerp ;stops.
For Sale
A comniodic as brick ,hoose at a
1 argain. Furnace, electric1' - t'
g nae, x h an
!bath room, hot and co.a tveleer•, also
a ptable on the prem!sec. for in-
formation apply at
la) NEW ERA