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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-12-08, Page 7Y'. 'ri.el "MN N .,....� See lour Silver Plated Pioklo Dish for $1 Butter Dish for $l; 5 Bottle Cruetfor*2.. Solid Silveroid Teaspoons M?5c per doz., warranted to, wear the same till there is no spoon .left. See our Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons at 75c each . 1(8. See .our Nickle Alarm Clocks for $125, they are extra good, Value. Solid Walnut or Oak American•. Clocks for $3,50. Nickle Times' for $1 WATCHES Ladies Solid Silver Watch $4.50 Boys' Solid Silver Watch, $6.00 Gent's Gold Filled. Watch, 812 Ladiel?' Gold. Filled Watch, 810 • • J W. LERY Ladles' Stick Pius* .-- 1Oc to $s Ladies'$rooches from 10c to $15 Ladies' Bracelets from 25c to $7 Ladies'SolidC,.oldRings75c to$510 We also have a complete line of Wovelties consisting of the very latest goods in Salad Bowls, Nut Bowls, Cake Dishes, Carving Sets, Ladies' Silver Companion BoXos, Hairpin Boxes, Sil- ver Hat Brushes, Powder Puffs, Can- dle Sticks, Glove Hooks, Lead Pencils, Book Marks and all the leading novel- ties that can be bought for money. Re- member these prices are until after Christmas only. B. RUMBALL,. Jeweler and Bell Telephone Exchange. ust 1( Arrived A big Stock of t : da�i �t4 � t i 41 •9 *, be dfeult a' terdt+ `de ermine the• e t ure wr 1 ,ene "'est. an: , -latest regular stock6 • e not��leetewill � nor cena.ber brings winter , ..:�� - . .,.: { _ they g in all its severity, and Clot needs are of prime importance. they � Shoppers are not s y know a thi,xg or two about values and i~in. * wherever we are.. We feel sureyou willus if we offer you a few not be often suggestions as to what Woill useful as well as ornamental for Holiday Gifts. We know it is real hard to make an intelligent � choice except yo have plenty of time at your disposal, but here you have such a m • titude of things to choose and pick from that one soon theywant. Ladies, ens gets what generally buy for their gentlemen friends such a, A Good FUR CAP of some fashionable style, or a nice Initial SILK HANDK'F, pretty TIE, Pair Fine. KID GLOVES. We onl ' mention these few lines but there are manyothers. Then Gents. usuallsA buy for their dear old Mother or their pretty bright eyed little Sister or that other darling little itt1e Sweetheart some such article as a Pretty DRESS PATTERN, nice pair KID GLOVES, set of goo warm FURS or FUR CAPE, pretty half doz.. HANDK'FS, Stylish MANTLE, new CARPET for the~ best Room and scores of other suitable things in which this store abounds, all of which are'here at the least possible cost to the buyer. you ,,,1 ne Thor . • -d Bought,at a great discount for cash from the late well-known firm of Cooper & Smith, Toronto, who have recently failed. The prices we offer these good,s at, will,be the lowest ever quoted in Clinton for the same quli- ty of goods. In connection with this special offer, we have job liner which we are placing on our Bar- gain Counter, and which will be cleared out regard- Iess of cost. There's a Wonderful difference between our present prices and what they used to be under the old credit system, but we find that Cash Buying and Cash Selling enables us to sell goods at a slight advance on- ordinary wholesale cost. THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash AY LOR& NOW m:sxoce FORXMAS IRADE ..i,.' V r'j'�!L",1 Raisins, London Layers, Black Baskets and for A -. v L i7 Dessert, VtTencias off stalk, fine off stalk selected. CURRANTS, Prime Provincials in barrel, and half barrels, °boldest Vostizzas in oases. New Prones, Figs and Dates, Oranges and Lemons, NUT1, new soft shelled Almonds, New Grenoble Walnuts and Filberts, Shelled Almonds. New PEELS, Orange, Lemon and Citron. Fresh ground SPICES of all kinds. Full lines of CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE—Tea Setts, Dinner Sets, Toilet Setts, Special values in new sea- son TEAS and fragrant COFFEES. Cash for BUTTER and EGGS. N. ROBSON, - Clinton INOWNWIEW THE NEW PHOTO - GALLERY CLINTON For the next 60 days- only the subscriber will make first-class Cabinets, any style $2 per doz. Other sizes accordingly. Tintypes taken, Pictures taken on cloudy, days equally ap well as on sunny days, by the new process. Call. at the new gallery. , J: W. COOK, Opposite Fair's Mill, Clinton. Tueke1! illith Municipal Election, Notice is hereby given that the annual fneetin 'for the nomination of'eaudidatosfor the office of Reeve, Deputy-Ytoeve and Councillors for the Townshipof Tuckorsmitb, for the' next ensuing nnoo• n, on BXDAV DEOIMIJISR,'29nd, 1893,land in ease more than thattonessaty nitmber,ef can.: didstes are proposed and a Poll 'demanded, Polls 'Will be open on. MONDAY *JANUARY 1st 1894 ad follootqw For Division No. 1, at 8FROAT'S WAGON snot.EGMONDVILLE Joseph Weber, ft*" - Deprive Returning /Officer. For Division No. 2, •at SCHOOL HOUSE, Na. 6, (Broadfoots); Janos ,Broadtoot Deput -tteterning Officer, For Division No. 8, at SCHOOL DOUSE No. 2, S. sinillie. Do tity Eetuthln Ofilo For Division IIYL No, 4, s BALL John dihclair, Dopuuty- Returningultleor. And further' -take notice that on the same day and' at the above named planes the Voted of the Bloaters will be taken on the -gueatfon of the prohibition of tho mahulaoturo, sale and tralno of in exieatin liquors 69 a bevo., raga, and that the Clerk wit be at hit office on Monday', tbo lith] day of De • tabor,. 1893, at 1100h, for the apPointreent of , collo to attend the varlonli poiling plaoea abb • t the, final inn& iizg °np Of the ve er'bthe o rick pri boha1T4t Yer• tete adyooit tire rind ne at the *lid ?.se 1 $. sM, i faa+lf and ' SHORTHAND, Eloinentary and advanced classes in Short- hand and Typewriting aro now being conducted by Mrs Coleman, in the Perrin Block. Pupils will be thoroughly prepared to creditably till good positions constantly opening throughout the country. As Mrs Coleman, who is a practi- calstonographer and an experienced teacher, will devote her whole time and energgles to giving instructions in those useful branches Pupils from 'neighboring towns can be aeoomodated with lessons at hours enabling them to come to Clinton daily,and rgtllrn home by train. For further partiulars, address, MRS. EDITH E. COLEMAN, P. 0.184, Clinton, Ont. YOU WANT TO TRAVEL ON THE IBEST LINE OF RAILROAD—THEN USE THE C. P. R. roti wish your Telegrams sent 'quickly then use the • O. Pi J..Vr TJ T EG1 ,?fr :ottwpoisi A It 0 .g,'. OPEf'SBook Sire». Just opened 28 doz Fine Brocaded and Plain Silk Pocket. HANDK'FS, the wholesale price of which was from $4 to $12, and to be so) d for Christmas Presents to customers of this store at 50c each. This is a rich harvest. Come Early for Choice. GIY.ROY 8c WISE1VLAN CLINTON COTTAGE TO RENT. The comfortable cottage on Huron street, at present occupied by Mr Thomas March, is offered to rent. It contains every accommodation for ordinary family, with good stable and garden. Apply to WILLIAM ROBINSON. STRAY CATTLE. Came into subscribers premises, about the 1st of November, three 3 -year-old Steers. The owner is hereby notified to proye property, pay charges and take them away. J. R. HOLMES, Holmesvillo. Durham Bull Calves for Sale. For sale two splendid Durham Buil calves, both red, aged about 10 months each. Both were prize winners at the various fall shows, Owner is short of room and will sell very reoeon- able. WILLIAM SNELL, Hallett, Clinton. Poet Office. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT Municipal Taxes; Mr Thos. Neilans, Collector of Taxes for the Township of Hullett, will be at Bell's Hotel, Londesboro on THURSDAY, November 30th, and THURSDAY, December 14th, and at Kin - bum on WEDNESDAY, December 13th, for the purpose of receiving taxes. All taxes not paid by the 14th Deoembor will be.oharged 6 cents on the dollar extra, 3i THOS. NEILANS, Collector. - MUSIC We have decided to put in a stock of Sheet Music, Songs, Music Books, Small Instruments and Musical Merchandise in connection with our Pianos and Organs. Anything not in stock will be procured on short notice. F. EMERSON, Clinton 3ood ;Things For Good DOUBLE HARNESS hand made. For Good SINGLE HARNESS, hand made. For Good HORSE BLANKETS. For Good SLEDItH BELLS For Good BEASROEES For Good SASKATCHEWAN ROBES For Good GOAT ROBES For Good GALLOWAY CALF. ROBES For Good TRUNKS and VALISES For Good BOOTS and SHOES For Good OVERSHOES and GRUBBERS For Good British Columbia Red geaar SHINGLES or any other kited, go to r, oLoTipx:, BORN CIIRRIE.—In East Wawanosh, on Nov- ember 24th, the wife of Mr Wm Currie, of a daughter. SYMONDs.—In Goderioh, on November 24th, the wife of C. Symonds, of a son. Leos.—In Manitoba, near Brandon, on the 27th of October, the wife of Benjamin Lyon, of a daughter. LYON.—In Hullett, on November 14th, the wife of Harrison Lyon, of a daughter. SPINDLER.—In Ashfield, on November 23rd, the wife of Reuben Spindler (late of Duluth) of a daughter. MARRIED. HOLSIEe—BID000D.—At the residence of the groom's brother,R. T. Holmes, of Lon- don, by Rev. Ira Smith, on 6th inst„ Mise Eva Bidgood, niece of Mrs T. Pass- more, of Brantford, late of London, Eng., to John Holmes, of Clinton. BATES—BniNIE.—By the Rel. J. E. Howell, at the Methodist Parsonage, Goderioh, on November 29th, Mr George Daniel Bates to Mies Catherine 1.3irnie, all of Goderioh. MAeox—DoL0LAs.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on November 29th, by Rev. J. A. McDonald, Mr Jonh A. Mason, to Miss May Isabella, fourth daughter of Mr Peter Douglas, both of Blake. RoeERS—CemPRELL.—In Grey, at the residence of the bride's brother, on the 27th Nov., by Rev. D.B. McRae, of Cranbrook, the Rev. Samuel J. Rogers, Methodist Episcopal minister, of the city of Rock Springs, U. S., to Miss Elizabeth Camp- bell, of the 1st con. of Grey. PROUT—McEAcaIEN.—At the residence of Mr W. Beaton, brother-in-law of the bride, on the 5th inst., by the Rev. Mr McKinnon, Mr Isaac Pront to Mies Annie McEaohren, both of Clinton. DIED. FISRER.—At his residence, 148 Spruce street, Toronto, on November 24th, John Fisher, late of Clinton, aged 75 years, 6` months and 4 days. STEEP.—In Clinton, on the let inst., Mr John Steep, aged 63 years. CSmLEY.—In Clinton, on the 4th inst., Eva, daughter of Joseph Chidiey, Sr., aged 19 years and 6 months. OaarruELL.—In Carlyle, Assa., on Nov. 13th, James D. Campbell(late of Irenville, Mich.) brother. of Mr John M. Campbell, formerly of Clinton, aged 44 years. McKnszie.—In Ashfioid, on Nov. 29th, Alexander McKenzie, aged 75 years. Senn.—At Grand Rapids, on Nov. 18th, A. Clinton, only son of A. T. Salt (formerly of Clinton,) aged 6 years, 6 months and 6 days. Noirneneves.--In Turnberry, on Nov- ember 27th, Johanna, wife of Mr Isaac Northgraves, aged 77 years. FLANsfmr..---In McKillop, on November 25th, Catharine, daughter of Miohmi Flan- nery, aged 23 years, 6 months and 10 days. Schur.—In Denver, on Nov. 27th, Mar. garet, wife of Mr John Stine, of Winni- peg, aged 3 year's: Capt. Bahl), overseer r eoks, at Gode- rioh, has brought ch. fore Mayor Butler against Donal '. s„ of Col- borne, and Thee. J ;eld, for ill tally appropriat' r China- ▪ s is sbsont fro . i ie nae° not Called, but • a soy. Wide a sudlwona ri And, a Arrant' was irati alillakif FOSTER Read our Advertisement t be found on another page \,, USINESS is brisk. People appreciate our efforts to place before them desirable goods at close cut prices. Our great sale of OVERCOATS .. Continues. We ' have still about 100 Coats which must be sold. Our prices are away down. If you want an Overcoat you will save money here. SpociaISaIo of FURS For three weeks preceeding Christmas we will offer Ladies. Fur Sets in Grey Oppossum, BIack Oppossum, Aus- trian Beaver and Nutria, Men's Fur Caps in Beaver Austrian Beaver, Persian Lamb and Astrachan, at a discount of ten per cent. Wewant your trade, and as an inducement to come our way we offer you a large stock to select from, first.elass goods and rock bottom prices.