The Clinton New Era, 1897-05-14, Page 5aOr
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THE "./' TIN FI. 1M! N NEWER
Ladies'
elts and
Blouse Sets
Its we have a very
e, all the very
terns. We have
some nice ones with bi-
cycles on. The prices are
15c up.
In Blouse Sets we lead,
we have just received a
half gross, that were
.bought at a very low
price. We can give you
a beautiful set for loots,
collar button, three studs
and a nice pair of links,
all for only 10c. Remem-
ber these goods are silver
plated, Come and see
them.
P. S.—Don't forget that
we do Engraving in our
store while you wait.
$J. B. umbal-1
tJeweler, tal.iton.
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Novelty
Bakery and
Restaurant
As the warm weather has now set
in we are prepared to give you
fi ret class
ICE CREAM ' and
COOL DRINKS
of all kinds. Fresh and seasonable
Fruits, such as
Strawberries,
Pine Apples, Cocoanuts,
'Fresh and up-to-date Confectionery.
Good Lemons, Oranges and Bananas
always on hand.
Wedding Cakes are still our leading
specialty.
Janes McClaclierty, Clinton
Selling Out
FOR CASH.
We are now offering our entire stock of Meats
and Groceries at Cost. Compare our prices
with those you have been paving and see what
you can save by ordering from us.
reg. our reg. our
price price price price
CornStarch,10c..7c Coffee ....40c.. 30c
Laundry ,, 10o.. 7c
Pearline, IGo.. 8c
Soap 50....4c
Pjckles 15e ..10c
Extracts....10c..80
Yeast Cakes, loo . . 8o
Salmbn13c..10c
Canned Cornl0o..5c
3 l Sodas 25o..20c
Lamp Glass,8c..5c
GingerSnapsloc..50
Tea 50c ..40c
B1ueRrbbon35c..25o
Tea 25c 20o
Seeda per pkt 30
37l lb Ra'sins....25a
3i Ib Currants..25c
Flame, Bacon and Long Clear at wholesale
prices. Fertilizer for flowers, lawns and gar-
dens, 3c1b. Call and be convinced
JAS STEEP c& CO., Clinton
arpets st urtains
At this season Carpets and Curtains come to the front. We have
been preparing for some timeaaed are now in shape for showing some
good valves in the above.
We would like to show you a line of Hemp Carpets at 12io
another at 20o, one at 25o, we feel confident it will give
you satisfaction.
In Union Carpets we would like to show you whatweoan
do at 35o, 40o, 50o.
We have an excellent line of Wool Carpets at 60o, 75c
and 90o.
HEMP
CARPETS
UNION
CARPETS
WOOL
CARPETS
LACE We make a hobby of Lace Curtains. During the past
two weeks we have opened up 250 pairs, prices ranging
from 25o a pair to 57 a pair. The 25o line is 2a yards
long, the 500 line 3 yards long, the 75o line 3i garde long and good width,
the $1 line 3i yards long and 60 inches wide. Different patterns. Spe-
cial prices are also $1.35, $1.50, 361.75 and $2. You will find our
Curtain stook complete..
MI LLINERY and The Millinery and Dress Goods departments have
DRESS GOODS been particularly busy. We would rather miss a
sale than give a lady a hat or bonnet that does
not become her. Millinery seems lower this season. Competent judges
tell us that the range of Dress Goods we are showing at 50c is unsurpassed
in the county.
Never has our trade been better than this season and people keep
on coming and baying in a way that indicates they appreciate our
values.
McKinnon & Co. Blyth
CURTAINS
O n Faturday William, son of the late CLINTON MARKETS
Thomas Jordan, Bt. Thomas, died from ; Corrected every Thursday afternoon
lockjaw, A week ago a rusty nail ran into I Thursday, Ma y 13th, 1897.
his knee. The lad was in his fifth year, Wheat spring .. 0 73 a 0 74
! Wheat,fall
Oats,
Barley
, Peas
Flour per cwt
Butter
jEggs per doz
Just
a .
minutes
we will detain you. We
are posted on Watches,
and are doing you a kind-
ness when we tell you the
BRUSH
is the best Watch for a
Cyclist. We have theist,
ONLY $`, 50
We have also bargains in
all Watches, Jewellery,
Clocks, Silyerwate, &c.
All work entrusted to
our care done by an ex-
pert Workwan, and fully
guaranteed,
Estate J. Ifilocomln
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very successful, we have cleared out a lot of goods
at very low prices, people have been well pleased
with their bargains, and we shall continue until
the stock is all sold. We have fully decided to
r etire from busines arid bargains in all lines will be
given.
-The stock is well assorted and you can save money
by buying from us. Come and see a large stock of
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Hay new, $7; old 7 00 a 8 00
Sheeepskins 0 25 a 0 25
Wool 0 18 a 0 20
No. 1 Trimmed Hides 4 00 a 4 25
Potatoes 0 25 a 25
Clover Seed, retail 5 50 a 5 50
Timothy Seed .. 2 50 a 2 50
MONTREAL CATTLE MARKETS
There were about 700 head of butchers'
cattle; 450 calves, 50 sheep, 1211 spring
Iambs and 30 store hogs and pigs for sale
at the east end abattoir to -day ; the butch-
ers were present in large numbers, but
trade was rather slow for some, as the
butchers were holding for a reduction of
the prices, and they su ;needed to'some ex-
tent in reducing the price of common stuff,
but prime cattle sold at at out the same
rates as they did last week; about 50 cattle,
chiefly large, fat cows, were bought by
shippers at from 3(c to 4o per ib; prime
butchers' cattle sold at from 4c to 4.?c per
lb; pretty good stock sold at from 3c to 3;c,
a^d the con -mon dry cows and hard look-
ing bulls at from 2c to 2c per Ib.
Turkey's expenses in the war with Greece
are estimated at 1;5,000,000, which Greece
will pay as an indemnity in annual install-
ments guaranteed by the Thessalian reve-
nues.
Nov AarextioinentO.
EnsilageSeed Corn for Sale.
Tw'o cars of White Ensilage seed Corn and l
car of yellow; taro seed Peas, Barley, Oats and
feeding corn. Drive right to warehouse at
railway station. W. G. I'EItRIN.
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF HULLE'1'T,
Take notice that n Court of Revision for the
Township of Hulletl will be in Hill's Hal',
Londesboro, ou aaturday the 29th day of May,
1897, commencing at 2 o'clock,p. m. forthe pur-
pose of hearing and correcting all complaints
against or errors on the Assessment Roll of the
present year. All interested parties are re-
quested is attend at the said'tltne arid place.
,JAMES CAMPBELL,
clerk of Municipality of Hullott.
Hullett, May 10th, 1897.
THE IMPORTED COACH STALLION
MOSS ROSE.
Monday, May 10th, will leave his own stable,
Huron Road, Goderich T'p and proceed by way
of Beomillcr to E. P. Robinson's, Colborne, for
noon; then to A. Culbert's, con. 4, Ashfield, for
night. Tuesday to Rich. Trumley's, Ashfield,
for noon, then to Jas. Agar's, West Wawanosh,
for night. Wednesday by way of St. Helens to
Neil Smith's, 10th con., for noon, then to ltobt,
Scott's, 10th con., for night. Thursday to John
Ellis', 5th con. Wawanosh, for noon, then to
McCaughey's Hotel, Blyth,'for one hour, then
to John Gtowser's, Boundary line, for night.
Friday to Watt. Murphy's 13th con.. Hallett, for
noon, then to W. H. Weymouth's for night.
Saturday to Jas. VanEgmond's Hallett, for
noon, then to Belt's Hotel, Clinton from 2 to 4;
then to his stable. WILSON estA'LLIN, Props.
.. LATEST . ,
American Shoes
In the Spring
of the year there is danger from neglect of
Footwear. Wear Comfortable Boots and
Shoes and avoid many ills. We have ex-
ceptionally fine lines of
,Children's. •
Misses, Ladies me Shoes
Men's, Boys'
as well as a full stock of .
Trunks, Valises, Harness,
Shingles, &C.
JAMES TWITCHELL,
Victoria Block, Clinton.
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Our Taik This Week
/S TO BEABOUT _.__.__
of Wiather Stuffs
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We begin the season with choice line of what is new and popular
and we think the values are as good as will be found anywhere,
possibly better.
IRST are Organdie's, most of you know these are, the latest
and most popular things for hot weather, very pretty in effect
and fast colors. Thin, cool and cheap. -
SECOND are Fancy Muslims. These are among some of the
prettiest things made for the hot season. We have them at all
prices, all colorings and mixtures, and we tested the fastness of
the colors with soap.
THIRD are the prize takers for stylish effect and dust proof
qualities. 'These are the Grass Linen effects in spots, tape stripe
and crossbars, and are all fast colors and at the very small price
of 1214c. These are the leaders in hot weather materials.
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FOURTH are Pine Apple Tissues, Bengaline -s; Grenadines,
Colored and Fancy Lawns, Satin Striped Cambrics, Washing
Crepons, Zephyrs, Fine Scotc y Fancy Ginghams, India Linen
Lawns. We want you to see these goods.
firIL "O i, 8ir :;; ISEMAN,
For the balance of this month
WE WILL OFFER '1'O CASH PURCHASERS
Beautiful Decorated Dinner Sets,
Handsome Toilet Sets,
Chin, Tea Sets, . .
Fancy hand painted Chinaware
Call and sa'fisfy yourself that this is a bona fide offer. Having
bought Sugars since the decline in price we'll give our customers
the benefit. Butter and Eggs taken as cash.
At Cost
and Under.
N. ROBSON'S, Clinton.
Well Satisfetl
When we started Business in Clinton we expected to get a share of the
trade, but we are more than satisfied with the share we are getting and at
the way our business is increasing. The LARGE STOCK we carry,
QUALITY of GOODS and LOW PRICES we are offering our GOODS at
has increased and is still inereaeing Oar Business. Space will not permit
us to quote prices but we invite you to come and examine our STOCK and
get pricee.
UNDERTAKING.
In this department we give as good a service as can be secured anywhere
and our charges are as low as the Lowest.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO
J. W. CHIDLEV, Manager.
Don't forget the old stand, near Fair's:Mill, Clinton.
P S—Night and Sunday`oalle attended to by calling at J. W. Chidley's, (Funeral
Director) residence.
INSECTICIDES gm
Sulphate of Copper, Highest Grade
Paris Green, 25c a ib., Government Standard
Pure Hellibore, 25c a pound
Sulphate of Copper is recognized as one of the most powerful insecti-
cides and the beet article for spraying fruit trees. Kills all injurious
insects and fungi, thereby developing healthful growth and insuring
better fruit. We can give you the lowest price on Sulphate. ,
J. E. HO VEY.
Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton.
Fred Hartman, of Clarksburg, while otit PASTURAGE.
bioyoling, ran into a rig on Friday, and sus-
tained such injuries that he died therefrom.
PIANO FOR TALE.
A first-olaes Upright Mahogany Case Williams
Piano, almost new, an excel tent Instrument, for
ale on very reasonable terms. Apply at NEW
ERA office.
STRAYED.
A spotted cow giving milk came Into the en-
s osure of John Marquis, 7th con. Goderich
Township on May let. Any person proving pro-
perty and paher away.
ying HN pMARQUISses can �Flolmesville
Removal a Night Soil.
Tho undersigned will undertake the removal
of Night Soil and thorough cleaning of closets,
on shortriotioo, and at reasonable rates. All re-
fuse removed out of town. RO$T. MICNNI L.
Undersigned has good pasturo farm on the
Huron Road, Hullott, close to town, and can ac-
commodate either stook or horses; no wire fen-
ces to injure animals, running stream through
fields. hatee reasonable. Apply to
EDWARD JONES, Hullott.
SHORTHORNS FOR SALE
Per sale 12 choice Shorthorns, 10 being fe-
males and h 2 males. They range from one to
seven years of age, and are all thorobreds of tbo
best strain—registered and eligible for registra-
tion, any of them fit tor show purposes. Will be
sold right. JAMES SNELt .
Haynes•Bartin Stook Farm, Reflect, Clinton P.U.
THOROBRED STOCK for SALE
For sato, a limited number of Shorthorn Bull
Calves ranging from 8 to 11 months old. Also
some Heifers and Cows, In calf. Al) of those
are by impel ted steels,aro choice animals• and
will be sold at reasonale prices, JNO AVLRY,
Clinton Post 011lco, or on the promises, London
road, near Clinton.
linton
ilk,BA)wwcw
The Latest
JUBILEE VIOLET. is a most exquisite perfume, sold by the
ounce; manufactured by John Taylor & Co. Also a full °:
line of Stern's Recksecker, Seely and French Perfumes-
COMB K' S DRUG StO1 ea
500 HOUSEKEEPERS WANTED
To take notice that our Spring Stock is arriving daily. BABY CARRIA,G-
ES, ART GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, SEWING MACHINES, and the
largest stock of furniture in Huron County. We sell up-to-date sideboards:
with glass, 50.50; Fancy Bedroom Sets, 20x24, Glass, $$.00; Large Extension,
Tables, $4.00; Highback Rockers, $1.00.
LT. H. 011311I EIw . JE31iY-'172-r
,-he laboring Ma
TheThoughtfui Man,
TheSaving Man
Who has the expense of maintaining a family realize
the importance of saving on the necessities of life, an
right here comes our stronghold with shrewd people,
Buying and selling for Cash enables us to sell man'
lines of goods at lower prices than we could if we
bought and sold on time.
Just now we are selling large quantities of Wall Paper. Prices commence at 13a
a roll, and run pp the scale at 50, 7o, 8o, loo and 120. Pretty colorings
and designs and,the bust value at each price.
Ready Mixed Paints in all the desirable colors, eaSil
applied and warranted to give satisfaction. Alabasti
for wall coating—several tints.
SEEDS
Are you careful and partionlar in buying seeds? A few cents a pound may be'all t110
difference between what will produce a good crop and what will be a feature.
For twenty years we have handled Fiyld and Garden Seeds put up by this
ono firm, and during all that time they have given entire satisfaction.
We are now.eelling the beat Mangold Wortzel Heed at 12o --
certainly a low pride. There are cheaper coeds in the
market, but beware of them.
W. L. Ouimette, Londesborc .
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