HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1898-05-13, Page 5:Curious Fact
arkable the number of
cheap watch oases that are made
and sold these days, oases that
will wear auywhere from six
weeks to three years, and most
of them containing a guarantee
to wear 20 years. A gold filled
case that will wear 20 years coatis
within a dollar what it did a few
years ago. The dollar represents
the reduced coat of making; the
gold costs just the same. I sell
gold filled oases — oases that
have stood the test of. y ears, and
ersonally guarantee every caee
which I sell, in addition to the
manufacturer's warrant. I al-
ways have the largest stook, the
most desirable patterns and sell
them as low as possible. Any
make of movement you desire at
The Satisfactory Store.
J.B.Rumball
JEWELER
MANVWWWAM
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Work
$ An
Ad.
Onr work is an ad for ns, be-
cause we do repairing of
Watches, Etc. so thoroughly
back that the owners come b a to
us if they have anything else
in our line, and they not only
come themselves but also sug-
gest to their friends that A.
J. Grigg's is the place to go.
Do. You Need
A Watch?
M
See Onr Stook and hear Our
Prides. We sell Good Goods.
A.J.GRIGG,
Successor to J. Biddlecombe,
CLINTON. %es
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
. Economical People.
People who want one hundred Dents for every dollar they expend, people who know a
good thing when they see it and pay ouch—that's the kind of people we like to deal with.
There is energy pub into this business. We are always on the alert looking for bright
new seasonable goods.
Some Lines here and there throughout the stock :
Velvet Capes, nicely made, trimmed with lace and jet, well lined $8 25
Silk Oyes, corded, very stylish and as pretty as can be, jet ornaments and silk
lane trimmings 3 75
Brocaded Silk Capes, very handsome, high collar, trimmed with jet and lace4 25
Silk Velvet Capes, silk lined, fanny Trilby Dollar, at $5.50 and 5 75
Shoes—Ladies' Oxford Shoes, epeoial at 75
Ladies' Oxford Shoes, in black or oh000late $1, 1.25, 1,50 and 2 00
Misses' and Children's Oxfords, popular prides.
Men's Shoes, in laced or gaiters 21, 1.25, 1.50, 2.25 2 75
Art Muslin—Pretty effeots,epeoial at 7e a yard. Better lines at 8o, 10o, 124o apd 14o
Fine assortment of Lame Curtains.
Shirt Waiste,newest and moat stylish, in the prettiest colorings, at 50o, 75o, $1, 1.25,1.40
Clothing—Oar Clothing Department is one of the busiest these days. Do you require
a snit before the 24th of May ?
Special line of Black Clay Worsted in sacque or body ooat,striped trousers at.... 10 50
We handle Shorey's ready. to.wear Clothing— it has no equal.
Millinery—Millinery is simply booming. Pretty and dainty hats are to be found
here in abundance. E very lady buying a hat here gets one that becomes her and adds to
her appearance.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE
McKinnon l Co., Blyth
WHITE PLYMOUIH ROCKS
EGGS FOR HATCIIING—PRICER REASONABLE
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
My flock is headed by a cock bird scoring 94
points, winner of 2nd prize at Ontario Poultry
Exhibition, and have also secured a first-class
birds
Y
of Whitby.M
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Coc
ke el from Rice,
welt prize
winners at Gue
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Huron C
ntrnl
,
Great Northern
and Huron Poultry Associa-
tion. F. G. FORRESTER. Clinton.
Ice Cream
AND
Cool Drinks
We have our up -to date
Soda Water Fountain
set up for the season and are prepar-
ed to give Ice Cream Soda in all
flavors, and cool drinks of all kinds.
Good Oranges, Lemons,
and Bananas
Always in stock. The California
oranges are the best. Prices accord-
ing to sizes. Be sure and try our
Real Home-made Bread
It is a seller.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Jas. McCiacherty,
Novelty Bakery and Restaurant
Telephone No. 1.
of our Toilet Soaps
Taylor's Camphor ComplexionSoap IO000ake
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Club Cologne Glycerine
Baby's Own
5 Infants' Delight
white Rose
Heliotrope
Grey atmeal.
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gpt'eriil
Cream and Glycerine
ti Cucumber
Old Brown Windsor
10c
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5o
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J. E. HO VEY.
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Taylor's Camphor Complexion Soap is
designed with a view of affording special
cleansing and hygienic properties and is of
undoubted value in making the skin white
and soft, and is guaranteed no. btto contain
any free caustic alkalic itel Pious coloring
matter, irritating perfumes, rancid fats.
It is essentially a pure soap. Price 100
cake, 3 for 25o,
RY 1J5 ONLY.
Dispensing Chemist,
Clinton
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Our sale still continues and our stock is daily g g
less and the bargains we have to offer are getting larger, as
the stock gets smaller. We are anxious to close out all as
soon as possible. Note a few of our bargains :
Ready-made . Clothing
Men's Suits, were from
" Pants 4t
Odd Vests
Overalls
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BORN.
EMERSON—At Winnipeg,Man,on May 5, the
wife of Robt (1 Emerson, ofa daughter
MCGEOGH—In Egmondville on May 2, the
wife of Samuel McGeogh, of a daughter
HARIKNESS—InrTurnberry, on April80, the
wife of Mr Harkness of a son
TIFF[N—At tho Methodist parsonage,
Wal-
ton, on May 2, the wife of Rev A C Tiffin, of a
son
McDONALD—Lr Goderioh township, May 7.
the wife of Thos McDonald, of a daughter
PROUDFOOT—In Goderich, on May 7, to Yr
and Mrs J M Proudfoot, a daughter
DIED.
MCARTER—On April 24 at his residence,
lot 13, con 5,9Morris, Join MoArter, aged 70
years and 5 months
ALDRIDGE— In Plattsville, on April 22,
Priseilla,wife of•David Aldridge and daughter
of the late Richard Sparlihg, Grey township,
aged 34 years
JOHNSTON—In Grey, on April 29, Jessie Bu-
chanan, wife of Thos Johnston, aged 61 years
and 6 months
FORRESTER — In Goderioh township on
May 9, Edgar Orrick, youngest son of D. A.
Forrester, aged 6 months
FERRY—In Colborne, on May 4, George Fer-
by, aged 80 years
WITT—In Seaforth, on May 6, Peter Milton,
son of Lewis Witt, aged 4 years and 4 months
ROSE—In Brucefield, May 6, Jane Rose,
relict of the late Thos Rose and aunt of J 0
Rose, Seaforth, aged 49 years
WARNER—In Detroit, on May 6, the wife of
J C Warner, of a son
CARLETON—In Kincardine May 7, Ira E..
son of Mr David Carleton, aged 17 years and 10
months, and brother of S. Carleton (of Jack-
son Bros) Clinton
WARRINGTON—In Goderioh, on May 11,
Richard William Warrington, aged 14 years
and five months
CARTER— In Goderioh, May 8, Clair W
Carter, only child of Mr and Mrs W J Carter,
aged 4 years and 8 months
$6.00 to $10.00, now $4.50 to $5.00
1.75 to 2.50 " 1.00 to 1.50
2.00 to 2.50 " 1.00 to 1.50
.50 to 1.25 " .3 7 to ; .75
Sale Register
A quantity of household furniture, on the
Market Square, Clinton, on Saturday, May 14
D Dickinson, aunt.
Commercial Notes.
NEWS NOTES.
Berlin's tax rate hes been struck at 17 3-
4 mills.
A wealthy Ameliasburg farmer named
Jackson drowned himself in a well.
Sir Charles Tupper's attaok on Gen. Gee -
coigne has provoked a protest from La
Presse, the chief Conservative paper of Que-
bec.
The ground in the vicinity of the Bank
of England is estimated to be worth not le e
than $10,000,000 per acre. Land in Pall
Mall bas changed hands at $2,500,000 an
r ore:
Messrs. Crossley and Hunter have just
closed a eaooesefut four weeks' union cam-
paign with eighteen churches in the oity of
St. Paul, Minn.,
Hamilton temperance people are organ-
izing on the assumption that the plebisoite
will be taken in September.
Hon Sidney Fisher, Minister of Agrioul-
tare, will visit Great Britain this Year and
may attend the Paris Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Cain and the Misses Archer,
Hatfield and Schenck, Amolioan mission-
aries, were murdered in Sierra Leone.
Hon. W. H. Montague, M. P., speaking
at Cornwall, predioted the early return of
the Conservatives to power.
The second trial of Mrs. Sternaman, who
was sentenced to death for poisoning her
husband; was concluded on Saturday, and
resulted in her acquittal.
The steamer W • R. Lynn brought 232,000
bushels of corn to Owen Sound harbor.
This is thought to be the largest cargo of
oorn ever floated in fresh water
It is said that W. Ogilvie, of M, ntreal, who
has 1,500,000 bushels of wheat on hand, will
make $750,000 by the rise in gyaln.
The London, Eng„ Board of Tr,ide returns
for the month of April show an increase lin
the imports of £50,110,200 and a decrease in
the exports of£2,204,100
The GrandTrunk has given orders for the
construction of 250 refrigerator cars for lm='
mediate use. Business is increasing so rapid-
ly the company is unable to cope with its de-
velopment with its present,equcpment.
The visible supply of wheat in the United
States and Canada, together with the amount
afloat to Europe, is now 62 128,000 bushels, a
decrease of 1,295,000 bushels for the week. A
year ago the total was 49,302.000 bushels,or 12.-
826,000 bushels less than at the present time.
Alex. McLaren, M. P. of North Perth, the
well-known Stratford c�ieeseman,has,through
his Boston agents, contracted to supply Mc-
Laren's Imperial cheese to the United States
warships Columbia, Minneapolis and Lehigh.
These vessels are now cruising off the Middle
and Eastern States.
The advance in the price of wheat is of the
greatest importance to Canada. Should the
rise of 30 cents be ma'ntained a few months
longer it will mean an incretise lin the pur-
chasing power of the farmers in Ontario and
Manitoba, the two great wheat raising pro-
vinces of the Dominion, of a sum no less than
$20,00[1,0001,0425,000.000, _ ... .
The Michigan crop reports for May, winch
were issued by Secretary of State Garner, say
the average condition of wheat is 04 in the
State. The average for the State is 12 per
cent higher than in 1897. Less than 1 per
cent of the area seeded will be plowed up be-
l Dane (winter killed or otherwise destroyed.
The outlook for fruit of all kinds is generally
promising throughout the State.
WOOLS—A small lot of new fleece was bought
here to -day at 16e There is ag
good deal of in-
terest being taken in the future of the mar-
ket. Tho United States duty is the all impor-
tant factor in the matter of prices. The duty
on unwashed is 12c and on tub washed the
duty of 39c per lh, is altogether prohibitory,
Allowing for the 12e duty on fleece wool local
dealers think the new clip In Canada will have
to he bought at 14c to al'ow exporters to
make any margin on it. A cent or two more
mignt be paid, but the impression here is
that anything bought over hlc would be
purely a matter of speculation.—Globe.
Mats, Caps, Gloves, Braces, Ties, Collars, etc.
at your own price.
We still have a lot of Boots and Shoes in Youths' and
Children's sizes at a little over half price. Staple Dry Goods,
'rtings 5c., Flannelettes 5c., Prints 5c., Dress Goods from
Gloves, Hosiery, etc., about same proportion. We
e ends Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, lengths suit -
d rooms, at great value. White and Colored Car-
. COME AND SEE.
PLUMSTEBL & GIBBINGS,
CLINTON
Goderioh.
(From the Signal) '
NoTRS.—Jas. Price left town with S.
Davis on Thursday last to work on the
Doherty factory. Wm. Wallace, we
are pleased to report, will soon be
around again. Miss Rance, of Clinton,
was this week the guest of the • Misses
Dark. We e re r r
V get to learn hat Mrs C.
Martin is not recovering from her re-
cent severe fall, as quickly as her runny
friends wish. J. Hardy left town last
week for Clintonto
work on the Do•
betty building. Mrs Healy is erecting
a large dwelling on her property on
Quebec street. Yesterday H. W.I3all,
recorder of Goderich ColinJi1, No. 157
C. C. C. F.. received a cheque for $1000,
for presentation to John Enlmertondee-
ing the insurance with said society held
by his son,the late William Emmerton.
New Actuertionnento.
SERVANT WANTED.
Servant wanted. Good wages to an efficient
person. Apply at NEW ERA Office.
GIRL WANTED:
Good general servant girl. Apply to
MRS. JAMES FAIR, Sr., Clinton,
GIRL WANTED.
Wanted,.a general servant to do housework.
Small family. Apply to
MRS. BRICKENDEN, Rattenbury St.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Four hundred and fifty head of butchers'
cattle, 2(0 calves 110 sheep and 60 store hogs
and small pigs offered for sale at the east end
abattoir. Trade was fair and prime beeves
brought better prieee than at last week's
marlcet. but all other sorts sold Omit the
same rate as on Thursday. Few largo stores
bought by shippers at 41c per ]h. Primo
beeves sold at 4i.c to 11c per lb. Pretty good
stock sold at 31e and 410 per lb, and rough.
half -fatted beasts brought from tie to 31e per
lb. A number of hulls in pretty good condi-
tion were sold at about 310 per ib. Calves
sold at 81 to 56 each, very few bringing over 54
Shoop sold at 91c to 410 per lb, Spring lambs
sold at $2 to 93 50 each, with ,ane or two extra
ones at 84 each, Fat hogs sold at 55 to 58 each
and young pigs at 81,25 to $2 each,
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, May 12th, 1898.
Wheat, 1 10 a 112
Cate 0 33 a 0 85
Field Barley 0 85 a 0 40
Peas 0 59 a 0 00
Buckwheat 0 85 a 0 35
Flour per owt 3 00 a 8 00
Butter 0 12i. a 0 14
Eggs per4doz 0 09 a 0 09
Hay new $5; old 6 00 a 6 00
Sheepskins 0 50 a 1 00
No. 1 Trimmed Hides. 650 a 7 60
Potatoes Q 45 a 0 60
Pork 4 50 a 4 65
APPRENTICE WANTED.
A good strong boy wanted to learn the
blacksmithing. Appy to JOHN TEDFORD.
NEW BUGGY FOR SALE.
For sale, a new, spindle -box buggy which has
never been used; made by one of the best manu-
facturers ir. Ontario. A bargain. Applyat
NEw ERA ffice,
APPLICATIONS
For Booth privileges. bo'h on the streets and
in the park, on May 241h, will be received by
the undersigned u to May 21st.
JP P. DOHERTY, Secretary. Dainty Footwear
The follow-
ing stallions
will stand for
the improve-
mentof stock
this season
as follows :—
��c
MOSS ROSE
Monday May 2, will leave his own stable,
Holmesville,and proceed to Albert Wallace's,
Summerhill, for neon; then to John Deer's
East Wawanosh, for night. Tuesday—will!
Proceed to Wat Murphy's, con. 13 Hullett, for
noon; thence to J. F. Staples', I�inburn, for
night. Wednesday=pproceed ' o Dick's Hotel,
Seaforth, for noon; thienoe to Graham's Hotel,
Brucefield, for night. Thursday—to Cook's
Hotel, Varna, for noon; then, by way of town
line to Philip Hurray's, Blake, for night.
Friday—to Drysdale s Corner, then along the
Suable to Jas. Johnston's for noon; then to
Thomas Harrison's. Goderioh township, for
night. Saturday—Thence by way of the Bay-
field Road to McCaughey's Hotel, Clinton, for
noon; then to his own stable.
OTTER WILSON, Proprietor.
PROGRAM
Clinton': Big Celebration
TUESDAY, MAY 24th.
Greater and Grander than ever.
MORNING PROGRAM, on Main St.
Grand Open Air CONCERT
By the SEVERAL BRASS BANDS, playing
the latest and most popular airs of the day.
PROF. RILEY
KING • i
OF THE ,11R
The Great Aerial Sovereign, producing the
most marvellously daring Acrobatic triumphs
of the age on a high and slender cable. His
daring awes you His original acts cause pro-
found wcidermeet. Among them are the
following: Standing on head on the wire,
Aerial quint Swing, Whee ing Wheelbarrow
ire
s
across wire, Dining on the w
and table, Crossing Blindfolded,uing chair
Crossing in
seek, and many comical
and original
l acts
.
PARADE of Br se Iads Athletic Clubs,
AFTERNOON PROGRAM, Recreation Park
Wheelmen, Citizens, etc , to
Park, starting
from Post Offices Square at 1 p.m. sharp. _
PRANK FOSTER
Balloon Ascension and Parachute Drop, Run-
ning Globe Acts, etc., etc.
ORONT09s•
Lacrosse Match TBEAVEns,vSeaforth
BASEBALL MATCH
Hurons, of Goderioh, vs. Toronto 'Varsity
5;RGT - MAJOR MORGANS, (late Scots
Guards), Champion All-round Fencer
of Amer.
ica, and TROOPER LAMOTHE, Royal Cana-
dian Dragoons, in Sword vs. Bayonet, Bay-
onet vs. Bayonet. Sword vs. Sword Contests
SERGT.-MAJOR MORGANS, Fancy Swords-
manship. Wonderful eltocutions with the
sword. A magnificent exhibition:of skill,
cleverness and dexterity.
EVENING PROGRAM, In Park, nt 7 o'clock
PROF. RILEYIn High Wire
Specialties
A performance full of intense interest.
Grand By the Celebrated Waterloo
Promenade Musical Society's Brass Band
and Orchestra,the 33rd Batt.
Concert BBand of Seaforth, and the
Goderioh rass Band.
Sergt.-Major Morgans vs. Trooper Carnotite
In Sword and Bayonet Contests, Fancy
Sword Exercises, etc.
ADMISSION to ground, 25e., children 150., gen-
eral admission in evening 10c.
Special Train Service and reduced rates.
Our entire Program is full of interest. We
have engaged only the best performers and
nowhere will you see a better day's sport khan
Clinton, May 24th, 1898,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
MAYOR HOLMES, J. P. DOHERTY
Chairman. . Secretary
TENDERS
Will be received by the undersigned for the
Carpentering Work in the erection of 1 latforms
grand stand etc , for the 24th of May celebra-
tion up to May lith.
J. P. DOHERTY, Secretary.
ROUSE TO RENT.
Frame cottage on Isaac Strcet. and half an
acre of land. Apply to MRS. TODSWOttTH,
Holmesville, or JAMES SCOTT, Barrister,
Clinton.
THE NEW RRA GIVES THE HOME NEWS
- FOR SALE
Young horse, buggy and harness, $75 will
buy the outfit. A snap. Also a there -bred Jer-
sey cow, four years old. fresh calved.
REV. G. W. ANDREWS, Holmesville.
Choice house and Lot for Sale.
A frame house and quarter -acre lot on the
corner of James and Maria streets, Clinton;
good brick well, barn 14x20 situated near the
G. T. R, station and Doherty Organ Factory.
Apply to • JOHN DERRY, Clinton.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
• A splendid farm of I60 acres of improved
land, on the 2nd con. of Stanley. A 1 but,15
acres cleared, good frame house, frame barn,
bearing orchard, running water. Situated two
miles from town of Olii ton. Will bo sold on
reasonable terms. D. MOTAVISH, Clinton.
Township of Pnllett Court of
Uej7ision.
Notice is hereby [given that the meeting of
the Court for the revision of the Assessment
Roll of the Township of Hullctt will be held in
Hill's Hall, Londesboro, in the said township,
2850,n the hour of 10 a
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May t
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plaints gainst 11:e said assessment roll. Per-
sons having business at the Court will please
attend at the said time and place,
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For Women and Children.
School ShoesI1or Youths and
Misses, Men's Fine Box Calf
and Dongola Boots c& Shots
all at reasonable prices. It is
a pleasure to show so many
new and stylish Boots & Shoes.
Full lines of
SINGLE and Harness
DOUBLE
Trunks and Valises always on
}land. Red and White Cedar
Shingles kept in stock also.
Twitchell
BUGGY FOR SALE.
%or sale, second-hand buggy• good repair.
Box 146, Clinton P. 0,
May 71u 18.93
Second Shipment
Of new and stylish Shirt Waists.in Black
Sateen, with Percale Collar and Cuffs, sizes
from 32 to 40 inch bust. Also Pretty
Things in Fancy Pink, Blue and Fancy Mix-
ture in Muslin and Gingham, with White
Collar and Cuffs. New Fancy Dress Goods,
only dress lengths, confined to ourselves
exclusively. No two young ladies may have
spring dresses alike. Fine range of Trim-
ming, Silks and Laces, fancy Gimps a cl.
Chiffons, fancy Dress Muslins, all p€ ,terns,
colors and prices from 8c. to 35c.
Ladies' Bicycle For Sale.
A. first-class Crawford Ladies' Wheel, fitted
with Dunlop tires Christy saddle, and as good
as nevi offered tuo'r sale cheap,—NEW ERA
OFFICE.
PASTURAGE.
I have good pasturage for about 20 head of
cattle, at lot 83, con. 13, Hullott. Lots of fresh
awaterbont,24th . Termsof shadtrees;-75cttlo
to come
the plentyof May
for year-
lings, $1 for two -year-olds.
ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Hullett, April 28 1898.
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ONWARD BICYCLE a0
REPAIR SHOP. -
Subsoriber has his establish-
ment fitted up with the best
of maohinery, enabling him
to do all kinds of repair work.
Special attention given to overhauling
and repairing of Bioyoles, and riders Dan
rely on work of this nature being promptly
and satisfactorily attended to.\
Onward Cycle Co:,
Perrin Block, Clinton
S. L. BROWN, Manager.
Gilroy & Wiseman
CLINTON
• FURNITURE to•
H. C. BARLETT.
n right aloe and the
that our trade has been increasing r
state
pleased tot; ,
We areg g
goods we are offering are of the latest design and up -to date. We have now a
large stock of Furniture on hand for our spring trade, which we are offering at
remarkably low prices. If you want a Bedroom Suite or a Parlor Suite or
Couches or Lounges, we can sell them cheaper than any other firm in this Coen-
ty. Kindly Dome and see cur stock before you buy elsewhere.
Picture Framing, Upholstering and Furniture Repairing nee tly
and Cheaply done.
Our Undertaking Department
Ie complete1et
e and up-to-date, and
the cheapest p
est and beet attendance. Hearse
and outfit, there is
no better in thus part of the country.
H. C. BARLETT, - Clinton:
P. S,—Night and Sunday calls at residence oh Huron St., opposite Baptist Church.
Summer Mi//finery
Lower Prices Is what attracts crowds
Better Variety ... to our Millinery Depart -
And the most desirable Millinery ment. See our Trimmed
Hats. You can get a Stylish Trimmed Hat at a very low
figure. Before selecting your Summer Hat call and see our
styles and prices. We have a grand range of Sailors with
Bands and Sashes. See our Sailor for 25c. Sailors and Walk-
ing Hats from 25c to $1.50,and Trimmed Hats from $1.50 to $2
MACDONALD & SMITH, Clinton
Batter and Eggs taken as Cash.
BEAVER BLOCK.
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Reliable
Drug
Store ..
That means a Drug Store where as- muoh attention DEI.
paid to see that a five cent purchase he as satisfactory to
the customer as the ten dollar purchase. It means a
Drug Store where a child can trade with as satisfactory'
results as the head of the family. These things make it
a safe place to trade. You can't be too careful in your
selection of a Drug Store to trade at. We have tried to
make our store a Reliable Drug Store. One visit
would show you if our claim has foundation.
We want your Drug 7 rade.
J. H. Combe Manufacturing Chemist,
Physicians' Supplies.
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NEW
WALL PAPER�
Our Wall Paper Department, is lull of it.
No styles that are not correct for this year, and
this year's patterns are prettier than usual. Borders
and ceiling to match. There's a higher priced look
about them, even the cheapest sorts. Prices were
never lower than ours are this year.
PER ROLL, 5c, 7c, 8c, 10c,112c
Come -before the best patterns are gone.
Ladies' Shoes
Buff Buskins, a good serviceable shoe, 75o.
Glove Grain Buskin, lighter than Buff, a good wearer. 90o.
Buff Oxford, patent tip, coin toe, $1.
Dongola Oxford, self and patent tip, a dressy shoe, $1.25.
Dongola Trilby, strap over instep, the proper style, $1.25.
Dongola Oxford, patent tip, fine quality, a perfect fitter, $1.50.
Grain Oxford Chocolate, 21. -
Dongola Oxford Tan, turn sole, very comfortable, 21.26.
Also a full range of Boots and Shoes for the boys and
girls. We have never shown so complete and varied
a stock of Men's Footwear as we show to -day. We
are anxious for your trade, and we think we have the•
goods to please you. Prices are right.
W. L. OUIMETTE,
The Cash Dealer, Londesborro.
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