The Clinton New Era, 1896-10-23, Page 6October 23 1896
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eautiful
ew Goods
We have just received a beautiful lot of new
goods in 5 o'clock Tea Sets, Japanese
Plates and Vases, the latest in Jewelery
and Watches. Come and see the prices.
J. B. RUXBALL, Watr°1LH ORI RXORAAE,%,800"
P.B.--t�epstiling guarenteed Stiderfeectiory or your money beck.
Ask for a Sample
name BAKING POWDER
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And try fb We ask noth ng further, but will allow the,8ample to
speak for Itself. Our profit is very small, but we have the flea ,ateo-
tion of knowingg that e are giving you the very purest and best of
Baking wPowder at the pt'foe of the aheapeet.
5e per Ib. TO it.
llunyou's Remedies. Extra value in Sponges.
J. R. HO VEY.
Dbmensing Chemist, - Clinton.
JQS. BIDDLECOMBE,
Itetatbllehed 1856.
Make no mistake purchase your
Watches, Clocks, Jewelery, Silverware, Spectacles, fie.,
From a reliable firm. See our immense display of Ladiee' and Gent's
W'Vatches, prioee to suit all buyers. By coming to ue you will eave
both time and money
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
JOS. BIDDLECOMBE,
: Clinton
Three Lines
We purpose clearing out three lines
of Goods that we have been carrying
BOOTS, SHOES 4N1) RUBBERS, READY
MADE CLO ['IIIN(>< AND C:AN1DIAN TWEEDS.
This will he a chance to get Good Goody at prices not to be equalled in
Town. The Sto, k of Clothing is Targe and well assorted, in Suits,
Overcoats, and singly, Note some of our prices :—
Men's 'Pants 75 Boys' Pants 45
Men's Vsste 75 Boys' `suits 1 50
Men's Suits . 3 50 Boys' Suits 1 75
Men's Suits 4 50 Boys' Suits , 2 00
Men's Suits 5 ()0 Boys' Suits , 2 50
Men's Suits. 8 (10
Odd Coats at any price, Overcoats Cheaper than the Cheapest.
TWEEDSAII Tweeds will be sold at cost and under, and
will be made to order on the same terms
BOOT and SHO ES
The Stock of Boots Shoes and Rubbers is not so large as the Clothing stock
but equally low. We have many lines to clear at Great Bargains.
We ask you to see our G-oods and Prices.
PLUMSTBEL 8c GIBBINCiS
Albert Street, Clinton.
A. C. DUFTON
When this announcement is read we'll
have a crowd of eager buyers for
BLANKETS,
SHEETING, Double or Single,
YARNS and HOSIERY.
Friends and neighbors aro telling friends and neighbors of thvv )-t larfui
low prices at which we are offering goods,:—
Ladies' fine black all wool Hose 25c a pair
Boys' black ribbed stockings, all wool 26c a pair
Men's Hose, wool, from 15c tip to 36c a pair
Yarns, all colors, 50c a Ib.
Single Yarn 35c a lb.
Nowhere in this Country—in all the cities, villages or hamlets—are
Blankets of such superior or such isrue surpassing elegance and newness
offered at anothing like the underselling prices that prevail here. In
marking the prices on our Goods oar one sole object and uppermost
principle is to show the buyer that everything we sell is immeasurably
lower than anywhere else.
Call and give us an order.
Mason
A. C. D U F T O N, °p°our , Clinton
OLINTON MARKETS
nor acted every Thursday afternoon
Thnredey, Oot 22, 1898.
Wheat spring 0 75 a 0 76
Wheat' tall 0 76 a 0 76
y u 10a0 21
Barler10a080E0
per, 0406005
roar perstet 2 40 a 2 40
rPork attler 01 6 0 12
0 111 a 019
Beeper! dos 0 12 a 0 1$
Bad' now, ab, old 1 00 a 100
tl'r..::4yrf 014a0M
. O /lyes aO 90
400a4 Si
41.•v4r.,r..rt. 0 Ott s 0'15
Bargain Week!
HOUSEHOLD : ECONOMY
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
To every- purchaser of 100 Ibe. we give 16 Ibe
of genuine Oatmeal for 15c, much lase than the
market price.
We handle Wheat, Peas, Barley, Oats, Buck-
wheat Flour, Bran, ingots, as we give 11 lbs,
Oatmeal for a bushel of Olean oats, Onr bar.
gaol are genuine.
O. OLSON, Victoria St minion
REPUTATION
Can't be stolen. When you see a man with a certain
reputation you may be sure it belongs to him. Our
reputation for selling at lower prices than other stores
is our own; it is not another's mislaid; it isn't a misfit;
it sticks to us because it belongs to us. Come and
test it again to -day.
The only difference between our Ready-to-wear
Suits and custom work is the price, and that is in
your favor.
3 SPECIALS
1—Men's Suits, well made and made to St, dark patterns, worth $7, for $5.50
2—Men's Baits in heavy Blaok Berge, Farmer's Satin Lining—s regu-
lar enrpriser and sure to give eatisfaotion, worth $8.25, for $6.25
3—An all wool Canadian Tweed Suit, good weight, well made and
thoroughly op -to -date, worth 89.60 for *T.00
We oall the above speoiale because they possess extraordinary valueWe
purchased a lot of them, paid oash, and now it's your turn. You will find
them on exhibition. You oan remember they won't last long at these prices.
OVERCOATS
Are demanding attention now. We stake our reputation on the Overcoats
we sell. Prioee of Speciale, $4,60, $6 and $6.
MoKKinnon az Co., Blyth
ts, gash and One Price. Hatter and Eggs taken as
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BORN
BEESLax.—In Clinton, on Oot. 21, the
wife of Mr W. H. Beesley, of a daughter.
GRIu.—In Seaforth, on Oat, llth, the
wife of Mr Henry Geib of a daughter.
KAAEa,—At 336 Connecticut street, Buf-
falo, on Oct. 4th, the wife of H. Almer
Hardie, formerly of Blyth, of a daughter.
DAISR.—In East Wawanosh, on Oot.12,
the wife Mr Jokn Deer, of a daughter.
PAcsARD.—In Hullett, on 041. 191h, the
wife of Mr James Packard, of a son.
POTTaa.—In East Wawanosh, on Oot. 16,
the wife of Mr Geo. Potter, of a daughter
MARRIED
Lewin—HENar—At the residence of the
bride's father, Clinton, on October 21, by
the Rev. W. J. Ford, Mr Chas. Lewis, of
Centralia, to Mise Lena M, youngest daug-
hter of Mr. S. Henry.
MAxwHLL—BaYDoNE,—In Milverton, on
Oct. 14th, Mr Wm. Maxwell of Turnberry
to Miss Brydone, of Milverton,
LANOLEY-1ICLEAN.—At the residenoe of
the bride's mother, Wingham, by Rey. C.
Perrie, on Oot 13th, James T. Langley, of
Wingham, to Mary E., eldest daughter of
Mrs McLean,
BESWITHERICK—PYRE —At the residence
of the bride's father on 031. 121h, by Rev.
J. S. Fisher, Mr Jas. Beswitheriok, of Gor-
rrie, to Miss Julia A. Pyke, of Howick.
Nrcaousos—MoKeezis.—At the residence
of the bride's fatner, West Wawaoosh, on
Oot, 14. by Rev. R. Henderson, Mr Robert
J. Nicholson, of Brigden, Ont., to Mies
Christina McKenzie, of Went Wawanoeh.
LEAROYD—RIITLEDOE.—At the reef •
dance of the bride'e father, Goderioh town-
ship, on the 17th inst., by Rev. John Lea-
royd, Lather of the groom, Mr Walter C.
Learoyd, of Windsor, to Etta, youngest
daughter of Mr Joseph Rutledge.
DIED.
KIN°.—In
Turnberry, on Oat. llth, John
Ring aged 82 years and 6 months.
'DIINLOP.—In Seaforth, on Oct. 13th, Chas.
M. Dunlop, aged 62 years.
PENMAN.—In Seaforth, on Oct. 14th,
Cecil Penman, aged 73 years and 4 months
McMILLAN.—In Morris, on Oct. 141h,
Maggie, seoond daughter of Mr and Mrs
John McMillan, aged 23 years.
MASON,—In Clinton, on Oct. 17th, Sarah
Mason, (reliot of the late Chas, Mason)
aged 70 years.
The Apple Trade.
Simone, Shuttleworth & Co., Liverpool,
cabled Saturday, Colverte, 6s to 7e; Ribs -
ton Pippins, 20 ounce, Baldwine, Oreeninge
Spitz, Seeks, C. Reds, 7s to 9s; Kings, 9s
to 11s; Snows Spies 8e to los; T. Sweats, 6e
to 8s. Some fancy brought a little higher
than oar highest quotations. The market
opened firm but closed weaker; demand
not equal to supply. We have had to
force sale. to get stocks oat of she way of
the large incoming receipts, to prevent a
total oollapee. As soon as the market feels
the lessened supply we expect a reoovery
in prices.
Messrs Garoia, Jacobi; & Co. London,
cable, Baldwin., 9s to Els; Greening,, Se
to 10s; Kings, 10s to 12s. The market op-
ened strong and continued go throughout
the day with a alight advance.
Woodstock Sentinel -Review: The past
week 'nae been a busy one with apple
buyers. Several thousand barrels have left
the country consigned to the old country
markets, and more will follow next week.
H. N. Abeli shipped seventeen carloads to
•Manobeste: during the week, and expects
to realize from 9e to 12e. Mr Abeli'S fut-
ure shipments will be made in boxes 1 toot
by 18 inches. The scheme k a new one
and it is expected that the experiment will
prove a saocese.
The buyers say that the reoent frosts
have greatly improved the quality of the
fruit. The meteorological bureau predicts
further frosts, and this the buyers say will
greatly improve the mrrket, as it will have
a tendency to make the farmers pink the
fruit. The frost has colored the apples nio•
ely, and the better the quality the better
the pride.
Mr James E. Patmore, of Lonion, ex-
porter of Canadian apples, has received
from Chicago an order forCanadian apples
in bulk. This is a singular movement in
the apple trade. The Canadian product is
being shilped to the Southern States,
where it is becoming very popular. The
movement has had a tendency to make
prices firmer.
If coal could really be found in pay-
ing quantities in Northern Ontario It
would be better than a gold mine.
Coal to burn, not for exhibition pur-
poses, is required.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
A cable from Liverpool says that the oat -
Ile trade is worse than laet week. Midd-
ling cattle sold at 4id and best Canadian
cattle at 40. Sheep sold at 5d. There
were about 800 head of butchers' cattle, 50
calves and 1,000 sheep and lambs offered
for sale at the East End Abattoir to -day.
There were no really good oattle among the
offerings and thehighest prices paid were in
the vicinity of 3}o per lb, but good animals
would really sell for more. Prioes were
on the whole better than on Thursday
pretty good animals selling at from 21c to
3}o, common stook at from 2o to 2to and
the leaner beasts at from 1to to 2o per Ib.
Calves sold at from $2,50 to $8 each, but
there were no choioe veal, among them.
Shippers are paying but 2,to per lb for good
sheep; good lambs Bell at from 3*•c to no
per Ib and common iambs at 3c per lb.
Large fat hogs sell at from $3,60 to $3.75
per 100 lbs, and emelt porkers at from $3.85
to $4.10 per 100lbs.
W Aheettomeata
STRAY HEIFER
Strayed from the premises of Wm Robinson.
Huron Road, about Oct 1st, a light gray Heiler,
rising 2, with red neck and bead, little white on
face. Any person giving such information as
wail 'tad to its recovery. will be suitably reward -
ad. THOS FLEMING, Clinton
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
Subscriber offers for sale his excellent farm
of 92} acres, being lot 27, 4th Con of Hullett.
Nearly tbe whole cleared and under cultivation,
Farm has two-story brick house, frame barn
and stable, splendid bearing orchard. plenty of
water. Situate about 2i miles from the town of
Clinton. A lot of fall plowing done and 9 aures
of fall wheat sown. Possession given at any
time, For particulars apply on the premises or
to A. WEIR. Elinton P. 0. tf,
FOR SALE.
Electric Light Plant in the
Thriving Town of Clinton
Owing to the; death of one of the partners of
the Electrio Light Co., the plant and property
of the Company is offered for sale. This is an
excellent opportunity for investment, there be•
ing no gas or opposition Co. in the town For
term, and full particulars apply to D. GRAHAM
SONS et co., I sl �o,.,., or to J. P. TISDALL,
Banker, Clinton
The GUY BROS.
This well-known Company wilj,
appear here on
TUESDAY, November 10th,
In the Town Hall, with a new and
thoroughly up-to-date performance.
This company is well-known to the
people her e and deserves thei r continu-
ous patronage. See their street parade
IT PAYS TO
The demand still aoatinues for graduates of
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONT. •
students are everywhere successful.
John Pierce, Just placed se stenographer in the
Montreal office of the Rioblien & Ontario Navi-
gation Co.
Arob. McPherson assistant bookkeeper, Geoid
Bicycle 00., Brantford
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST
For oatalogne of either department address
O. McLACFILAN & Co Chatham
IMPORTANT NOTICE
to all opt ners of
Buggies, Democrats or iron
Axle Waggons.
Having bought a "LITTLE GEM" A.xle
Cotter, whereby axles are out and set back
to the ehonider, making the same just as
good as new, I will be glad to perform any
work in this direction.
I GUARANTEE ALL WQRK Batista°
tory, or no pay'. Those who have had work
done, speak in tbe highest terms of it.—
Come and see the machine and get prime.
ALBERT SEELEY,
lilaeksmith and General Repairer, Leslie'.
Cir$iage Shop, Olintien.
Capes
Mantles
Clothing
The fashionable short J ets made in Sealette,
is to be popular this se
We know of no other
material that so closely resembles the real seal
and has such a stylish appearance, especially
made into the short, stylish coat of to -day.
Greenland Seal and Black Astrachan Capes, 30 and 32
inches long, continue in favor with the ladies as
being the most serviceable and stylish things in
Fur Capes. We are showing these goods in al-
most all lengths from 20 in. to 321 n. The quality
being first-class and price the lowest.
Niggerhead Coatings for Ladies' Jackets are the fore-
most thing in that line. They make very stylish
Capes as well. They are to beJ ad here in Black,
Myrtle, Seal and other shades 111 popular wear
jest now.
We opened out this week new tall and winter Clothing
Men's and Boys' long, heavy Frieze Overcoats,
which the prices are sore to inform you are away
less than regular. Boys' Suits, Men's Suits and
Shirts and Drawers are going at small prices just.
sow here.
GILROY & WISEMAN
We are headquarters li►r
Millburn's Heart & Nerve Pills,
Combe's Iron Blood Pills,
Enthymol Tooth Paste,
The ideal dentriflce, modest in price, pleasant in odor, and apositive protection
against staining of the enamel, formation of tartar and decay.
JAMES H. COMBE,
(JI3aMIST AND DRUGGIST, PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS.
THE HINGE
Upon which business swings is confidence, and con-
fidence grows out of fair dealing. If the goods we sell
won't stand on merit, we stand ready to refund the pur-
chase money.
We have received another consignment of the
India Ceylon Blend Teas
which possess that most delicate flavor and exquisite
aroma peculiar to the choicest growths of Ceylon and
India. You cannot know how delicious pure tea is
without trying them.
We sell them at 35c and 45c per pound.
Our "Shield" brand of Fine Japan Tea at 25c per lb
is a trade winner.
We are prepared to pay the highest price for Dried
Apples, cut in large pieces—"full quarters preferred,"
bright and dry—"do not slice apples."
We can handle all the first-class butter offered. We prefe
having it put up in rolls of about three pounds each—
avoid packing in crocks or one pound prints.
L. aUIMEz'rE,
.• ,the Cask.,O+ ►tor, Londesboro.
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