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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-04-24, Page 6• 3'E { oIS ble to secure-=you'.re assured oi:-if: our tiiPepieco is sent pore to be repaired. lit -class *Kit only. WA'vcu MAKER JEWELER, & a., TELEPHONE IIXOHANCE :0.0 eh ;POOR For preserving Clothe, Furs and Carpets. The best preventative against moths. No disagreeable odor. No Stains. 25c per package or 6c per ounce. Qf Copper and Paris Green tor spraying purposes. J. E. HCl VEY. Dispensing Chemist, • Clinton. • of Hardware and Tinware Owing to the repairs on our building taking more time than we antici- cipated, our great bargain sale of Hardware and Tinware has been postponed until about the first week in May. Watch for the exact date, it will pay you as every sale will he in favor of the purchaser. HALRLAND BROS., _..SARDiIYARE MERCII&NTS, - . - , ... CLINTON. ILP TE of COPPER, AIM GREEN Close . Prices . quantity REMEMBER Prof. Chamberlain will be at our store on Thursday, April 23rd, wait for him. JAMES H. COMBE'S iiuioo&CoBlytb WE ARE STILL AT IT The Auburn Bankrupt Stock purchased a short time ago at 35c. on the $. It is true some lines are running low, the rush has been beyond our expectations, but enough remains and at such prices as to make it interesting to the thrifty buyer. We are determin- ed it shall go at any cost, and are also desirous that you should participate in our good fortune. Listen to this: Brown -Brocade Drees Goods, double f fold worth 36c, Auburn Bankrupt stook suis price .. ..16o Bummer Tweed Dress Goods, very wide Worth 700, Auburn Bankrupt stock sale price 590 . PRINTS, dark colors, good Double Fold IDrese Goods, shot ef- fects, Bine and Brown, worth 500, Auburn Bankrupt Sale price 35c Colored Table Damask, 14 yds wide, worth 500, Auburn Bankrupt Stook sale price 25o patterns, Bankruptdale prl a 8e Light Prints, good patterns,worth 12te, Auburn Bpukrupt 8c stook 1311110 price toweiings, all linen, colored borders, Ladies' Cotton Boge, worth 9c, Auburn worth Se, Auburn Bankrupt Bale price 2 o Bankrupt sale, four pairs for 25o Towelings, 20 in. wide, worth 80, Au Men's Sox, gray and Blue mixed worth bruit Bankrupt stock sale price 6o 9o, Auburn Bankrupt Sale price 5o .ADother lot of oinghams, fast colors, Cottonades wortn 92o, Auburn Bank. . -worth 90, Auburn Bankrupt sale 5c rapt stook sale price 17c Price List of Groceries and Boots end Shoes next week. alba- on & Co., Blyth Cash and One Price. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash 1111111111 Two years ago we made oto WO bid for patronage to the public of Clinton and vicinity. Recognizing the fact that only by gaining your confidence could we hope to win euccese, we have all along striven earnestly to gain that confidence by straightforward busi- ness methods. We never let you run any risks. We advertise tux article; that article 'Is just. as the advertisement says, or you get your money back, if you want it. Such advertising backed by such ,k) an offer, and good goods unust follow as a matter of course, Success q1. has crowned our 2 years' efforts ToSatisfy-Always, and we are here to stay. We thank every one who has even in the small- est degree helped us to this success. Your confidence is appreciated and we trust that in the future we shall more than ever merit a continuance of your favors. Your interests are our interests, and we consider ourselves in a decidedly better position to look after them now than we were two years ago. Follow our advertisements regularly and they will prove it. Every week they tell you some- thing new. That something may interest you. Follow also the following and gain a more complete idea of the goods we sell than it is possible to obtain in any other way except by visiting our store. Drugs w 'BELT GIBBINGS DESS GOODS Latest styles in Silk id Wool Mixtures. Lt stres, Crepons, Tweed Effects And everythingthat is 'new and nobby oei Come first. Every drug you get from its is pure, and the priceyou pay for it is the. ,price of, pure drugs. We never sacrifice quality to meet the price of low grade goods, but at the same time our prices are as moderate as it is possible to make thein. Special care is taken in the preparation of family recipes, prescriptions, &c. Patent Medicines If you have not already visited our Dress Goods Department,d on't fail to do so at once. Our prices are strictly the lowest. Are becoming more numerous every day, but every one of impor- tance is on our shelves. Ask for any one of them and:depend on getting the genuine article you ask for. Our Own Preparations Just received another lot of those 25c Serges, Black and Colors, all cool, 40 in. wide, .a world beater for the price. • • Are all reliable and all guaranteed to do as we say or you get your money back, if you want it. Our best known are Our .Baking Powder, Our Blood Building Iron Pill, Our Headache Powders, Our Balsam of Wild Cherry, Our Coco Dream and Our Condition Powders. We have many others all good and all guaranteed. Spectacles Are not often fitted correctly by chance. A practical course in the Optical Institute of Canada learn us how to properly test eyesight, and correct any defect of vision (not due to disease) by aid of glasses. We test free and guarantee you better satisfaction than you can get from any travelling optician or peddlar. Every glass guaranteed Rubber Goods sue o iularitY,of this department is not confined to Clinton, daily we receiVeorders frolin our patrons invarious parte of the Province. Tho great .volume of business We are constantly doing in this de- partmetxt and. the crowds to be Been in our show rooms Will con- vince you 'that * aro headquarters for.' Stylish MLllinery' at popular plebe l,:have the largest assortment of PARASOLS this season that have ever flhoWtf Pticedeway" 4ovrh. New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas With very pretty Stick Handles, New Blouse Silks In Black and White and Gray and White, 50c and 75c per yard, New Black and Colored Silk and Taffeta Gloves In all the new shades. New Hosiery . Both for Ladies' Misses and Children in all the shades of tan, also in black and white, and in both Cotton and Cashmere. Is a neglected line of goods with most druggists, but we handle as complete and as good a line as can be found even in the cities. If you want anything yourself or if your physician orders you anything in Atomizers, Syringes, Hot Water .Bottles, Bandages, Anklets, &c depend on it we have the stock to meet your wants. Trusses That fit to hold and stay held. If we can't suit you we don't want your money. Toilet Goods fr New Cape Cloths New and stylish things in Cape Cloths in Fawns, Browns, Navys, Grays, Blacks NEW ART MUSLINS and Draperies, Sash Nets and Lace Curtains. Perfumes, Dentifrices, fine Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Combs. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Whisks, Brushes, Sponges, Bath Gloves, &c., in variety so great that space will permit of no more than a mere mention of their presence in our stock. Pipes, Cigars, &c Another lot New Black Brocade Brillianteens. Big sales every day of Dress Goods and Trimmings- since the hot days have set in. GILROY 8c WISEMAN MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Montreal, April 20.—The cattle market is demoralized, owing to the irregularity of the British market. There has been prac- tically no buying of battle forexport yet, and bat very tittle apace on the boats has been engaged. There were about 600 head of butchers' cattle, 500 calves, 25 sheep and 20 lambs offered for sale at she East End Abattoir to -day. The butchers were pre- sent inlarge nnmbers,bneiness was brisk,bnt the prices of cattle were more than a quar- ter of a cent per pound lower than they were last week. The highest price paid during the early part of the day did not ex- ceed 3lc per Ib, although a few choice ani - male were held for more. Pretty good stook sold from So to Bao and the more com- mon beasts at from 2ko to 210 per Ib. A large calf, some three months old, was sold for 91.2. The others were sold at from $1 to $6 eaoh. Sheep sold at from Silo to 5o per lb, and the lambs at from 83 to 94.50 eaoh. Fat hose sell at about 4c per ib. Are sold by us not so mrich with a view of making,a large percent- age on each cigar or each pipe, but with the view of building up a large trade by selling 'good goods on as low a margin as possible, Our cigars are smoked by men who know good Cigars, and our as- sortment of pipes is hard to beat. Artist's Materials, Fancy Goods, &e Agents Also for the Common Sense Bicycle, a wheel which in its mechani- cal structure is equal to any made. Inspection invited. CLINTON MARKETS Corrected every Thursday afternoon • Thursday, Apr. 23,1896. Wheat, spring 0 75 a 0 76 Wheat, fall 0 75 a 0 76 Oats, 0 22 a 0 25 Barley 030a035 Peas 0 48 a 0 50 Flour per cwt 2 15 a 2 15• Pork 4 60 a 4 75 Butter 0 14 a 0 16 Egg aper doz 0 08 a 0 09 Potatoes 0 20 a 0 25 Hay, 12 00 a12 00: Sheeepskins 0 25 a 0 25 No. 1 Trimmed Hides 4 00 a 4 26 Mies Jessie Hutchinson, a Stratford girl, went to Port Huron seven weeks ago, and has been missing ever since. An important bill was introduced in the British House of Commons by Right Hon. Henry Chaplin to reduce the assessment on agricultural lands one-half. • House Furnishings Among the things that are in demand just now are Lace Curtains 5 At 50c, 75c, and up to $3 a pair. A leader among Curtains is our Nottingham, 50 inches wide and 39 yards long at $1 a pair. The patterns are beautiful. ART MUSLINS At 5c, 8o, 10c and 15c a yard. CURTAIN POLES, rings and pins complete for 25c. Prints We are proud of our stock of Prints and would like yon to see them. The Large quantity selling is sat- isfactory evidence that we have got the right pat- terns at the right, price's. Black Dress Goods If you want a Black Henrietta do not buy until yon have seen the line we offer at 50c a yard. Many customers_ have told us it is better than goods for which..they have paid more money. We want your trade. We offer you ilrst-nliiis goods.. -at r berain, prices , fir atis