HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-08-17, Page 8August 17, 1900
GainfulBuyingChances
For this Week's Shoppers.
Nearly the last week of suinmer
For it we will make prices and values s9
attractive that dry goods buyers will be
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TUE CLINTON NEW Ela
4000.160.0.0
sipppipplippr;
Naxas llortre or the Magic Fen.weeks aet left Satii rd.
pot hut hm. just sold beautif 11 new, tor Bayfiefd; the two al stets were fine
ess, In !gilt tgrand Piano tfatev Mr Jewett, musicians at a,ny rate. will likely
FRIDAY, UG1.113.P 17, 1900, Methodist inimeter of 'Hensel!. There find engagements to pl • et the hops
was a big drop-in weather -on. Sun. held in the evenings, Too Rattenbury
day; the mercury took a drop from 00 house now possesses a tankard of gols1
cleat -tug Sate.-Plener, tea aiati. toilet sets. It was appreeiated, after the hot ern tenbury by H Coleman who re resente
• • ay morn ng
1400AL NOTICES. and1.15 degrees down to 65 degrees, and fish, which was presented to Mr Rat -
To make room for my import era, r crave °rat- ,
reth„tion for we haye een having:- J. Fisher as the Patterson Biscuit rnanufaet
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ta'Ve'ertg ‘Nrieee, been renewing the sign on Newconahe's fish, were brought from AmhersItVutrhe
mi ltnery neceesitates the advertiee- nament back orrthe "dispensigg" case.
J. -IR 3N• drr goods store; having gone into and form a, beantiful and attractive or.
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went of this important department of Richard Docket, of Listowell, has been
were thr eshed he mote ei e4 arseeison, the soh°, 1 children will soon be over; hiackensith shop, the latter giving gis
a his *bicycle and re -
sure to come here. There has not een
- 1 Elm'. twit); the. was a, splendid aver. Aug. 20t0, and the town schoels mi Pair shop. Alex. Schrenk, formerly of
. ege per acre, and the maple, w48 got d. Tuesday, Sept. 4th. Considerable re.. Clinton, brother of Tony Schrenk, has
any midsuMmer dullness around this store i
, over 10 acres of poits wet e.s.Q threeh• pairs are being made to the boilers and bought the Klondike hotel, flarriston.
' 1 ecl, Which turned, out , a, sat tsfact017. aroond the interior of the electric light We are pleased to report that e. me.
yet and we do not intend that there' shall ; yirdcl, gust; D, Graham is here, and, with A. Neil has been sonsewhat easier• it is a
TllItEMIED - 50 acres of fall wheat his establishment. The YJ9J engaged to take cheap of A. Seele
on Thursday and Friday hest, on Pair rural schools open on Monday next, attention chiefly t
SairStrisrre,--The output from the ceerva, le superintending the in1-• very Oiticel case, however, and neces.
be. Values like these keep 1.`ti away. Clinton yards le slimmer than usual prove/Dents, A vets, heavy rain was sitated the return of his youngesb eon
this week the only shipments being enjoyed in town on 6aturday after- from A.berdeein, 'Oak, Miss Mae Big -
Skirts at68c.
Skirts at 88e.
nne car load of hogs on Monclay for' noon, but a mile out of town thete gart, who has been confined to her
. Toronto by Cantelon & VVallis, and was none; on Sondes' 0, very general roorn with pleurisy, is improving nice.
the• same day A car load of cattle for and accentable rain was enjoyed, wuleh ly. Clinton has been blessed with few
' the Don by Chas. Reid, On Thursday will be of great benefit to roots. Even • tranvia this season; however Constable
. a car load of apples for Winnipeg, by while the most of es experienced all Welsh put a couple in the cooler Mon.
Cantelon Bross
,the heat we desired, during the hot day night. We are sorry to know that
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• spell, how little we think thflt °there jam W. Hill is again confined to the
Laivars DarsiVER••••• Harland Bros.
may, by reason- o ftheir part! cular no• house, and hope his Mimeo may be of
cope -Cloy, experience more; Mr gsank short duration. A Vitoodatock gentle.
Eastman, who is employed as bolter man recently selected and bought from
with Mr McCiacheity, tells us that itt 0. Hoare's vanish: wareroom, a Diann of
the bake ehop the thermometer regis high quality. The public school board
tered 126 last Friday -and we presume did not have its regular meetina for
the same Will hold good in reference to! August, on Monday evening, for lack
slinilar occupations .here. W, Downs of st. quorum; the Collegiate board will
took his deperture . for •Toronto -on meet next Monday evening. J. W. Ti-.
Monday, where he intends to reside in win has received this Week a eonsigr.-
future. George Pickett. had the mw meet of imported china and earthen..
fortune to lose a horse on Saturday; ware, from „England, in all four crates,
be was teaming in a load of brick from three being from the .at ed makers
Blyth, and the horse dropped dead of this class of goods, 13 p &Stonier,
about 8 miles from town. stipposedly of Hanley,.. St riffartisle . The .1siuw
from the heat. Hiram 11 11, who has EAA nffice sign has bees, sepainted by
been on the sick. list; has now about .T. J. Fisher's artistic hvael; I he stiarms
recovered. Mr and Mrs E. Holmes. of weather adversity had slightlr die -
for many years residents of town, will figured the former nne, but we can now
celebrate their golden Wedding anni- say it looks beautitullv itnpsoved. Joe,
versary at Grantham Place Fan], St.. Leslie- is satering from the effects of
, Catharines, on Monday. next, Earl poison ivy, vvhich he happened te come
Seale gat it nasty cut in the head on m contact with on'ciple•boliOay. Chas.
Friday; he was bathing, with other Carter, the competent &moral -Jen fore -
boys, in the river, and in sport a stone man, had an unpleasant experience last
was thrown tvhiali striick him on the week; he was working in a cramped po
head, With the result stated. W. Rols sition in Miller'eedrain, and whethei
inson, Huron road, sold a horse last due to the length of time he was in that
week to James Archibald, for $160.-' position or to had airhe does not know;
We are merry to know that john Ma- at any rate he was rendered uncon.
son, of Myth, brother of Metiers. teobt, ecious, and was'a coupte of days ill ,be -
and Thomas Mason, of.town,. is lying fore he could resnme ordinary work
at the point otdeeth, .apparently with It is currently reported that a very
nesprogpect of •recovery; be has been popular 6e le, late „of awn, Will enter
gartiany paralysed ter some time. On the matrimonial state itext.Wednesda
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atm' ay. as Alf Gotalwie was crr.s ing with a very, promising young man,
the bridge on the London mid; south also &former resident.. George Lyon,
of town, he discovered it to be on fire; formerly of tome w.ho recently; went
the prompt apPlioation'of &little water to live with his soii in Guelph. is :now.
alone saved the whole. Struet ure from seriously.ill with cancer of -the Stem.
beirig horned; the tire prestiniably was achf he is Weaketsing.very fast, and hia
• started bra careless smoker. .Miss M. death is 'expected . at any time. We
Houston .entertained a few young are grieved to mate that the pdpular
friends on Tuesday evening,. In honor , president of the bee/ling club,J. Hans -
Of her consin,. Miss •Hi
oustonslorontot ford, is unable . to • take part n the ins*
a most enjoyable eYeningswas ripen teresting games going, on as he has -
The Londoe tome Press .es. --"It itt been •incapacitated • by •ans Attains of
altogether likely that G. Mattr6; ltimbage; Mk* it , be ever: soon. The
classical triester.at the Collegiate Insti- well known and popular McCorvie
tete in this city, will not be able to rc. fanning mills 11-1-11 011 the market again;
aurae .his Work .when ". the term bona- a nenab-eir having jest been made; P.
meeces in September; on account of McCarvie Will start on the • road for
the serious illness frontwhich he is yet orders next week. The town scraper"
suffering at Clinton, and it will be nec- was out on Wednesday,lind was hand-
essarylfor the Hoard or Educatiort to •led hy. Chas. Carter; itsvas meal needed
appoint as Substituteat its next meet- especially on Main street. On Wed-
ing;" we are Pleased to report (hat he is nesday evening the members of the fire
recoeering nicely, and hope he will he brigade met atl he hall to consider the
around egain very shortly. Monday propnsal to send a team to Stratford
was the first day in two months that on Lehor day to compete in the hose
• weighmaster R. Welsh wits not Called re -1 race; they decided to send one,
upon to weigh. coal, John Best has and will start practice right away. The
gins° to Goderich, andwill engage in promoters of the 'Brantford excursion
•the organ factory there. The* traps tied ,o give a VttAi,an ter, of $100 to the
sient photographers who occupied the railway company; and just managed-
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rooms aboye Newecenbels stole for a to come Mit without. losing anything.
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Skirts such as these havenot been sold here before. Somebody
lost money, or they couldn't be solci at anywhere near these
prices. We cleared out the complete range .of samples, or we
wouldn't be able to do it. '['here's nothing like a crash skirt
for comfort in hot weather, and. there will ,be lots of •days for
weaving one before fall comes:
Ladies crash skirts, plain and braid. trimmed, •newest styles, Alb
every one was maldfor a -sample. 'Regular $1 25; choiee ‘JCPV.
UlJi class crash, denim and duok skirts, the most popular •
sty, les alaown this season, most of them handsomely trimmed,•
all made of the best materials, every 011ea sample. Garments 'NI 112gy
that sell in the regular way at 2, $2.50 and 0.52, Cholas...7te
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White tirdiSts for 65c,
That were $1, $W, $1.50, SI.75
We might get .more for them, but it would be -tak-
ing chances of keeping some of them over. Sixty-
five cents apiece ought to cleav every one of elation have made- awards to parties
them out onSaturday, and, that's just what we
want to elo.. .
havedelivered a lavge tuantity of 'm
at
to patrons -in in own,ea eelyd hay-
irig gone by during the past twomonthe
that Weighmaster Welsh was not cafl.
ed ispon to weigh coal. The impart Of
this article was -53•car_leads, and as
ends car contains about 25 tons, the ag-
gregate will amount to over 1800 tons;
not many 'dealers in towns reach this
amount.
Rrisingsot BoVOEIT.-T. 'Trick has
bought. from Chas. Wilsou his house
.anct lot on RattenburY street, which is
Virdereci very desirable _property.
The price paid was $1,100, We are in.
formed that it is likely Mr Trick will
becoine a resident of town'in the near
futive. Mr Wilson expects to go to
the Sault shortisr, and s4f... things look
promising -Will remove there. We
wish him every success wherever .he
may locate; He has been a resident of
this ohms) all his lite. • •
AWABDEP A lifmnaL.--The chairman
and board of investigating . governors -
of the Royal Canadian .Humane Asso-
15 White Lawn and Muslin Shirt Wasts, tucked frdnts and hacks; some
with insertion, some withyokeil of puffingr all sizesisoft or hard ouffs - •
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alt we have left of lines the.t sold from $1 to $1.75; choke of lot on
Saturday.
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,zet u Parasols ..again.
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„s. This week We have another parasol special for yOu.;,
IN, It's a chanceto. save fohy or fifty cents. on 8. DW -
I's tits •' dium-priced parasol. We -would • rather !sacrifice
fp ,
.,,,, than carry over, so .parasol buyers are saving mon.;
; Pia k ey. These will he ready on Saturday. There are
or
not a great many, so the earlier you come the bet -
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ter the choice,
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15 Only, Parasols, &rift tops that win not out or tarn green, hollow ribs
steel rods, faacy wood, horn Ansi blaok handles, the balance ct our 80c
21.25 lines to clear .. .• .
Fancy Handkerchiefs
2 for 25c
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Ne a patterns, strong material,
some new ones that just come
in this Week. They are extra
good value. .• • •
Fancy lawn handkerolaiefs. embroid.
ered with hemstitch border, a good
lboking handkerchieflhat wears...
well. Extra goo I "value at 2 for ./C
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of them and ..to • .do• it • quickly *e-WilLSell the
lines we have decided.to•go out of for seveny---
kaiirg:k five tents a part Ready Saturday., •-
Chlldren's Vests 3c'
: The balance of 5 6 7e lines
clearing at this price,
Children's cotton vests, ribbed; with "
. or without sletwee, small sizes, ro. .3e
i. gular 5, 6, 7a. Choice
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Black .Ribbon Velvet
All widths oil3lack Ribbon Velvet, with
sada beek, are flOW in stook; Go3dguitie
ties that keep their appearance. Price PC
to 40cper Yard,
Dollar Corsets ,
For SeventV=five e,ents
We ha,ye too many kinds of dollar cortets
in stock. Too many .makes to sell at the -same
price. We ard going to clear the stock of same
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25 Pairs Corsets, strOug qualities term, steel or feather -bone filling, lace 7
and babydrab ribbOn trimmed, in only. All are standard dollar 5C
goods, choice of lot
Goods Tor Men
Its downright goodvalues like these that are bringing
moi e business to our men's furnishing departnaent every day.
Buyers are finding out that we. sell goo4 goods and don't
charge too much for them, Why. bother getting overalls or
working pants made up when you can buy them ready made
for prices like these:- .
Heavy bine derry ovoralls, will not Very heavy grey derry overalls •
ant, two pockets,bib, pocket datible ' • riVeted buttons and pockets, bib,
. 1.00
sewn, a strong and serviceable gar- 1,,,s the best we canbuy ..... .... ..
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Moleekin. overalls, soft make, t ilor
Heavy black derry overalls,: two made, panting paternal dark a ,get,
pockets, bib, strongly sewn; an AA . .
__tate good garment .,,, , • U'll.e cobringa • I. Iti
. these two lines of pants Are specially -good value.. •
All wool pants, neat patterns, dark ` All wool pants, neat dark stripes,
colon, well made from strong -a s A good trimming and best of seiving,,I ..% ,
tweed, 8 pockets s .1.01P every pair carefully made 1.-04)
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A genuine trade -winner from our Furnishing depaitment X
. • A trade• keeper too. A• trade -winner because of the extra X
1: low price. A trade -keeper because of the extra good §
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". . ( 120 pairs Men' e all WOOI working am, soft finish, X
's. seamlees, grey' only, will give excellent wear, never gold *
't for less than 15o, lots of stores sen no better for 20o, X
K, Our trade.wirtning prim• A
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2 pairs for 25c -
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Handsome Plaids 30c
We are getting HOW Dress Goods in every day
now, handsome fall stuffs that are well w#9rtli
your seeing., and you. are heartily welcome to
come and. see them anytime. Among this
week's arrivals are the prettiest lot of medium-
priced plaids we have ever shown. Full 86 in.
wideenew combinations of most desirable colors,
suitable for waists Oir dress. 80e per yd
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wpm, t- eta etan.,,i
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for bravery, and among the number is
our bright little fellow, , Guy Miller,
son of Jacob Miller, foe conspicuous
bravery in saving Charles Moore Hann
drowning at Fair's pond, (Anton, on
April -18ths. Guy should feel proud of
this token, given only to those who
perform some illustriousact of lieroierie
W E1114 DITC4ITCD. -A. bou t; a mile 011
this side of Wingharn, the Junior Base
ball Wye met with an accident while on
their way home from that,toWn, Where
they had been pu civic holiday, The
to wnehip autherities awl been repair-
ing a bridge, and had improvised a read
down from the regular- -highway. Go-
ing down from the high into the lower
road, one bide a the Carryall weiie over
with tte heavy weight., ;Happily the
boys; escaped injury, but the carting?
'canopy was broken off. Had the hor-
ses been fractious, a serious accident
m ht hay been the result
. IN'TRE HonSELINE.-4. Graham, of.
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the Alrison Hcusessis quite a speculator
in horse flesh, and he does. Well, so 'tie
said. As one remarked, he can tells),
good one from • a cripple, or a.bettvey
from it sound One. Last week he sold
his tine looking .4•-year-oldstirrer horse
to J. FAT ciuhar for $125, and 'Ibis week
now poisesses a dashing teaixi. • From
,LReynolde,... of Hullett, he bOught.
"Sidney," a o year.old• brown driver,:
and from.. janaes Berry, Ttickeremith.
iehendsome 5 year-old chestnut horse,
paying .good • figures' for both, This "
does•not go to eay be will not eel' them
for if there is a buyer he will disposes
of -them at a reasonable r -price.
•TaiselarittuasS-The 'state of the
market; has not. been over brisk cluts
• ing the Past week, althongh; harvest ,
• isgat ing well' on. The ;renal ainount
of butter fell behind in shipments but
in eggs 0000 dozen were sent "east by
•Oantelon Bros. Apples- are, on the
supply but deniand light • art nearly
every one have early apples. • On
ThursdayOantelon Hroe..shipped.their
second carload for this sertemi this one,
going to Winnipeg. Tomal °es. and
peaches are being --receiVed by the
fruit 'dealers •from" the Niagara, district.
The prices etre;--Better, 15 to 17c; eggs,
10 to lle; applesaineteady, 50e ri barrel:*
potatoee, 50e per bushel; toinatoess,
poisrids foe. 10c or 50e• per basket;
peaches, 50o to 600 pet be.sleer, corn,10e
per dozens
C41121'733014 EXC. HANG F..44 ti ANDS. -
Negotiations 'hytzrheen going on be-
tween j C. Miller and Jas. McGuire, of
Belleville, for an. exchange . of the
Hotel Chtrendon. Toatlas's,it, a ease
of go or drop it suer . of. $100. WAS de-
posited as a forfeit. Tha new mann:.
ger is to he here this week and the deal
will'be closed as. soon .AS ValUatiOil has
been settled. The transfer of license
.will be made by the commissioners and
will take effect about the 21th 410.
McGuiresis an experienced hotel
man whom we 'hope may be Weesed
with our town and make a -success
while here. We aro pleased to note
that, it is the intention of Mr Miller
and his estimablefamily to etili reidele
in Clinton, MP Miller will continue
the River home at Havileld. • .
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ma; tiowitAy.-iViany took advert.
tams of this day • oft t� vend it ont of
town, and thri ILVety. ..men %m& init.
for horses and carrisdes, its' the chief
pleasures sought were drives and lam-
ily picnics, Hayfield being the patron.
ized place. it was a greet day which
wile spent there, the reasonbeing that
both eloclerich and Clinton had their
- civic holidays on this chit e,'." and the
large nuinner present from these
places made Hayfield seem in holiday
attire. Others.. took train for more
distant places, and quite it few took in.
the O. E. & E. L. intetirsion to Brant-
. ford, • The senior baseball club went
to Winghens, meeting defeat by a
score of 20 to 8; the bowlers went,
to Woodstock and Stra,tford, the for.
tner winning by 9 Opts, but Clinton
-defeated Stratford by one shot. The
Mitchell lacrosse and Goderich base •
ball teams played Clinton clubs here,
but the home players were victors in
each.
DEATH OP A VOIMEIL OLItTONLtN.-
Mt Carter; for About 20 years a
reepected reels:lent of Clinton, died at
the home of his son, Samson Carter, in
Host VVawanosb, on Wednesday, at
the age of 81 years. Ile has been in
feeble "health for some time, though not
what might be coiled seriously sick at
any time. Ile was it native of rerelle,
Sussex, Mut., ond came to Clinton over
ZS yearr ago, securing employment in
the foundry,. Where he was a faithful
and valued employee for many years.
About, 8 years ago he moved to East
Witwatiesh, and with the exception of
a couple of years spent in Michigan,
has resided there ever since. His wife
nredeceased him by_about 7 years. He
was it brother of Mr E. Carter, and
lewd two 50118.0110 being in Michigan,
and an unrnarried daughter in the Old
OOntatryv He was a man of room than
ordinary intelligence, it member of the
Baptist church, and his remains Were
Interred in Clinton eenletert. Vetter,'
day, Rev Mr Murdock oincio.ting.
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Naway with every cash purchase of
50e. your choice of a number of por-
A WAYtraits of celebrities of the army; tbpse
who are responsible for organization.
ABSOLUTELY at home and the control •
of our forces in South
FREEAfrica. They, represent the chiefs and.
leaders in a vivid manner, and we think
Bv willbe appreciated by ourpatrons They
I are in colors, and much superior to the ordin-
ary black and white pictures you are
wssi familiar with. We have sold many of
W. D. FAIR CO them at 10 cents each, at
which price you may yet
buy them, or you can have them by the. -plan sug.
gested above. 'Don't fail to ask for one and your
welcome is assured.
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The W D. FAIR 00, onto%
"Often the Cheapest -Always the Best."
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: ar 0 unequalled anywhere. You cannot judge of the $
great Valtles we arei offering, , -unless., you.coine and
see •for yourself. We were kept •very busy alt last
Saturday. In the afternoon we Could not wait on.:
. the crowds without some delay. Oorae early in the
'morning apd avoid the great rush, for up -to date'
footteear; DI the old reliable Cheap Cash Store.
Our Motto for Priday and Saturday -Every Customer
Satisfied with Genuine Bargains,:
W. Taylor az 'Soli
Cash and One Price -) Eggs taken as cash
Insurance office. at the store
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The best selling, the best wearing, and the ones giving the most
satisfaction, are our celebrated ST.A.NDARD School Shoes they
have been. especially made for us, and after a fair trial people
people- tell us there is nothing on the market to equal -them.
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