The Clinton New Era, 1900-10-19, Page 5,
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
STORE
IN ClIZI\TTON"
Has a , stook of about $10,000.00
consisting of
October 19, 190r
Staple nd Fancy. Dry Goods
READY-MADE CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES
Well, what about it? Simply this, we have come here to do business
and to get a start we will and are now giving the greatest, largest and
biggest cut prices that was ever attempted in the county.
Our prices will bringjoy and. gladlless to the wage-earners of Clinton
and surrounding country. .
Not by favor but by merit alone will we maintain and increase our
trade.
We deal in Good Goods, not trash, and believe the masses will patron-
ize the house that sells the best goods for the least money.
The almighty dollar. The many have too iew and the few have too
many. -
But there is one thing you must do to be convinced tb.at all we say is
true—Come! Come! Come ! Come !' and see. EVerybociy welcome.
You Need Not Go to Seaforth Anymore For Them
.Among our daily arrivals we shall pla,ce before you some landslides
that are positively beyond the whisper of competition, comparison or
monopolies. Prices that will teach you the 0.iiferenpe 'between the cash
and the credit way of doing business.
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Boys;Youths' ind Men's
Ready Made Clothing
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WHEN1jSBEAT
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WANT
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The beet in fall styles. Not all hats ale
what they seem, but ours are whet we
• claim them to he, the best material, the
best make and the latest, fashions. Prices
from 50o to $3.
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Two Specials ' •
Men's all wool tam, 2 pair for 95o.
• Men's Lined Mitts, 05o per pair.
A. J. MORRISH
So raany people have been enquiring at
our store for ready mild° clothing that we
thought it would be advisable to put in a
Mock. We have just received a complete
line of men's, youth e and boys' clothing
that will fit the boys' from five years old
to a hundred. They were made by Laity,
Watecin and Bond, the noted ready made
makere of Canada. They use the hest
goods avd best trimmings to he hadat the
price and are noted for the out and etyle of
their garments. Yeu'll be suited if yon
buy here. Ordered olothing a specialty.
A. J. HOLLOWAY
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W. J. Elliott. Princlual.
Bicycle and General Repair
Shop.
Stebseribtfr havingToTight out the repair
' *hop ot Mr Wm. Downs, Perrin block, is Aire -
tiered to undertake all kinds of mechanical
Impairing, Being a praotical vrOrknian he
Will give personal attention to all Work ert
, trusted to him. Scissors. table knives, eto.
)1 sharpened and repaired, lawn mowers, over-
hauled, cutting box knives, sharptoteo., eawa
gummed. Special' attention given to bicycle
tombs ; biopics hired by the houri or day.
Orders respectfully lolleited, Work promptly
gAtended to and prices moderate.
The blacksmith shop% Orange street, Is alio
ill carried on by subeoriber, where a good
ractioal Man will promptly attend to all
ork n this line.
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Hieing betight eta the well adecirted
Of V. Melville, and alsehavingdOubled
te ettailt) With the Very best ihed
t goods, that money can buy, We
keep alt the grOoeries neeemery for
sleet trade, aid are reedy and will
'bet plasma. in waiting on anyone
ng in need of the sante. We parotid
Mkt tittention to tetsineee, and in
y hoot to Merit a fair shotte of
pettonege, . •
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Winnihaltt
Wooded --Dried a plde fowl rind buffer, Wo
5 ogooEft *in poi 20d for ehoge roil butter till /Toy. fith.
rOtt stock is large end well eseceted.
11`eleithens 44, G, %RING. Wingliem.
NI Mil 1111
AANYVVANY%
Ice Crea,m,
Confectionary
And Fruits
Yon will find us headquarters
for Pine Apple*, Cocoanuts,
• Strawberries, Bananae,Oranges
and Lemons as we will endeavor
to keep on.liand a atook of fresh
and seasonable fruits.
Qur Soda -Water
Fountain
la again e up and running in
line order to supply the wante
of thirsty oustoraere for another
season.
• Lie Cream and ell kinds of cool
drinks. Vint cease Bread
cakes and pastry always
on hand.
• Any kind of faincy cakes not
in stook made when ordered.
Jas. McOlacherty,
Novelty Bakery
And Restaurant.
Telephone No. 1.
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AdvtrtisituttUto
WANTED ,
OLIINITOIN 61ARIESTS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Fall Wheat Thursday, Oot.) 18s, .149060;
026 * 027
Rye
Peas 040 a 0 45
Bailey
088 a 0 40
Flour per owt 10 57 a0 • 0 60
Eggs per doz 0 12 a 0 13
a2 115
f3utter, loose 16-16,p'k'0169s 0 6
Hay, 8 00 a 8 00
Sheepskins' ..... .. , . 0 60 a 0 80
No. 1 Green trim. hides 6 06 a 0 07
Potatoes, 0 50 a 0 50
Chickens, per puir ,.. . ,, 0 40 a 0 40
Thacks,per pair.. ,,,1), 25. ,is 0 40
Deese, per lb. .....,0 -05 • 0 06
Turkey, per lb 0 08 a 0 09
• 5 15 a 5.15
Pork, live
Pork, dressed
6 25 a 6 25
A Regius. l•atter.
• To the Milo. of the New Ara.
Regius, Ana., Oot, 0, 1000,
• DOR SIR HIM* a few niowents to
spare I thought I could not employ them
better then writing a few lines to your val.
uable paper to let the people of Ciintell
know ?that we are doing out in the Western
country. Weil, we are not doing ranch
awes. days but cursing the mud on the
sidewalks. You may think thou io a poor
way for a man to eirq.loy his time but you
cannot judge of the provioation to pronan.
ity till you have had in axperiencie with
the mud of B.egine. It read* over the
sidewalk in a mom deeeitful manner, Ben-
netts peeling iii not in it with thie mud; it
will piece you on the .toad et your beck
quicker than any champion weeder could
and if you are *0 unfortunate es *eget it on
your c calm all the olothetroleeners in. the
world could notget it off;it l there to stay.
Oen yonwonder at 'leering mum worde oo-
opeionally, and move espeoiatly a wet fall
like the present,
Sheriff Benson, formerly of SeefOrtk. ia
On the sick list at preaent. Dixie and Mrs
• Watson and (Utley Hamilton, formerly of
(hibachi are in good health and' were at
W./appears station on Oot. 2nd attending
court. The Deering Harvester (.broughtu suit against the firm of Churchill, &
Steep doing busineee in Indian Head in
• 1898, but since dissolved; the case was die.
• mined with costs against.the Deering CO,
There is not very Much aCitement as yet
over the coming elections. Mies Simpson
slippiad on the eidewalk the other day and
broke her leg in two Owes.
We are having Moe weather now
after the long wet pell. I saw in theOlin-
ion Nett Eta some time ago that Mr Cole
was pritting'a atone fonudetion under his
farrollt made me think that yen must be
..getting a lot of rain down there when the
havers had put, stone foundation under
their farms or were afraid of dropping
through on China and compliosting mat.
• tem in that heathen land. I am glad to
find that Mr French is still manager of the
House of Refuge. You have the right
party in the right place as 1 consider Mrs
French eminently qualified for the position.
I yisited this institution m 1897.
1 must now bring*this rambling letter to
a close,. I reroain,
• Jse, Causourrx, V. S.
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Writing 'from VancOnver,. under
Mr date of Oct. 5th, MIsrael Taylor, fin -
therly of town, says:—m . .
'My first stop froBrandon was
- Lethbridge, a 20 -bout run great coal
• mines there -.then to Fort McLeod,
then to Pincher Creek :where I spent
Sunday with Tom White' and his good
wife, who were much pleased to see
= me as I WU them; 'then to Cianbrriok
*here I sawr a brother of J. W. Hill, of
Clinton; then to,Fernie a great coal
- mining • centre, where they make
• thousands of tone of cokeTor dm Amer-
- icarr market, and to which Coat Co. we
sell boots; then to NelSon, a wonderful
mining town, thoroughlymodern in
every way,. beautiful hotels in all these
places; then to Roseland, It's wonder-
ful to 'see such a town with thousands
of people in it and a few years ago
there was nobody there. The hotels
in these places are quite equalto the
Walker in.Toronte, but the morals of
that Kootenay district is somewhat
.awful. I never saw anything as near.
a saloon in my life and no limo uot of
money would tempt Me to live in one
of these places jest mentioned. Then
on ta Westminster, whichhas sprung
from its nein, in a wonderful nianner,
:than from there to Nanaiino, where I
met. Rev. 'W. Baer and his brother
Will, late of Clinton. - 1 tell yon they
enjoy seeing ,olel faces from Ontario.
Then to Victoria, a. beautiful- city, and
the place where I would choose to live
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of any city I have -been jti in t he west.
We have often talked of the chances,
in say,Vancouver. I Want to iity that. ,
competitors are lust as keen in any of
these placesand inert, sea than in Many
places in Ontario. Of courae those who
nave get, the run are making money as
they do a great business, but expenses
are very high, and the social life, look-
ing at it from the moral side,is not any-
thing to blow about. The political pet
is boiling now in Brandon,wheat it will
be before polling dayit. will be hard to
realize, for everybody ne talking polit-
ics now. &Ron me surely forging to
the frankin•liavor and nay..predictitin
is that to will beab Macdonald as: him
organization is perfect. The general
feeling all through to themoast is that
Laurier will be sustained. The onticok.
, in Manitoba for the fatmera "and bud
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BORN. nese men is not at all bright. " ISpytun.
Clinton, on Molidait Ost,. ately tke weather has turned out fine
15th, the wife of M. Grnroinett, of a son. and the farmers are all busy stacking
FARR-In Brantford, on Oot. 11, Mrs Mae. and tbreshing,.but Of course the grain
will &rude high
Farr, (tee rob• Nellie Hennes, formerly 6f - - -
town) of a son.
TUBBBULL-In Brussels, on Oct. 11, the TOO 'Many Pairs.
wife Of James Turnbull, ole NOV.
LOreoRRitobn)Gt.LE00-In o
Lower ao
iVisinelini, Oct, it has been euggeeted that the harmers
0,m
should discos among thettiselveS the gues-
jfirl, JoAlrrda-ni,ottwbis
nSeafortt,booniaeir,4
nOnt. 0the wife. km es to Whether there are too Many tall
of
fake or not, It would be better -to deoresee
DENOWY-In Mtn onOct, S. the wife .of It. the number and inorearm the, usefulness of
Demonr, of * datighter, • the fain. The qhestion has been discussed
ScHR0EDEB-In Stephen, on 2, the wife of before, but with no decided result. *Lima'
John Schroeder, of a daughter.
WALRER-Iii Rost Wevranosh, on Oot, intereste and Waal pride are likely to keep
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larViER-In East Wawanosh, on Oot t, t he quite olear that popular inteilLbleinitthied
the wife of Eitshe Walker, of a datighter. upthe mall fairs as long aiepo
Wife ot T. Lever, of a eon. faint is on the Ideoreetie. , Every year it is
- becoming 'harder to keep them up. It will
likely be ocene time bawl; *ay mOventent
will take place to"reduoe the number, but
11 when it is done it Will kigarsilienelleiel
effect. We Artilectilea in * central point
ca*vva • - t3tUtt4JUAN .132 GoderIeb, on here. The town is acomatible by several
General eervant,immediatl. Pleasant home by ;um. .f. Wilson, M. A,, AmOIS Stewart, to be reached from any part of the eurround.
Wein the West.
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Cash is ourflobby
fitjtoarteraiodtol vi n geasehorbnedeiti;sb. neWineeirosy Mr qb:011sed hvenrtoefoor
l°iakaelltWohreeWafd::°;-dinbeuPuhrine°aderify"oF•nlannelett,e, worth 'lc for 5e
(key Flannel, soft timeh, light and dark, worth 1150 for 1210
Fenoy Plaids, for wrappere and obildren'e dresees, worth 8o for ea
Men's lined Kid Gloves, dome fastenings, 8 snap, 60o
Men's lined Kid Glow, dame fitateninge, worth $1 for 75e
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- Heavy Crash Towelling, 18 inches wide 5o
Blotched Cotton, yard wide, soft finish, worth Orator 6o
Orey -Manuel% fine qtiality, all woo), 25 and 28 inches wide, at 20o,
. 250, 80o and 36o
White ouper wool Blenketei oft Wen; fancy borders, at $1,90. $2.50
W:lat,ezolsb14anketsi.etandard ONO, Worth$2 for $1.45
Flannelette Sheeting, white and grey, 98o
Halifax Tweeds, in brown, oxford and light grey, for boy's suits,wOrth
40o for SOO t
Heavy all -wool sooke, worth 18o, 2 pairs for 25o .
Men'a heavy flowed shirts and drawers, 59.3
Min's extra heavy Clewed K indite!, Shirts and Arewere, double breast
Meannsde heavy r7i5b0bed. shirks and drawer a, 25o
8 pounds of Valencia raisins, 25o
10 bars soap, the do size, for 250 ,
Bide Ribbon Tea, black or inixed..25o 400 or 50o
Extract of Lemon or Vanilla, per bottle 5o
November fashion eheet free
McKinnon at Co., Blyth.
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v.vAtippertim.st.****rorporovitryorprve
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RMILLIB-WALL-At the Par0Onaget Thif
S4k4, by the Rev Byron R.
St artier, James' of Toronto, to Bete
Wall, of Clinton, Ont.
Sept. 20, artjhe residence *jam hridell parents different lines of railway and to min easily
and good wars to reliable an corteMRS Dagrl, Annie Elizabeth, Gordon, ell of Goderloh.• ing country. 11 would be a good thing if
Oob 10-DEVEREAUX- MoGRATR - 10 St. james mine of the neirioring towns would join
miL tag
Ladies felt hats made over illt0 ZnOat bride'e tarente on cot. 3 by Nev. Edmundfh that inight be yery,hard to bring about but
stylish and fathionable
church, on Oot. 10, by Rev. Father McCabe,
Mbs•Johannah McGrath. to Robt‘ Devereaux, in arid hold ea all fake all in one. It
would certainly be more of a imooese than
all of Seaforth.
BROWN-4100RE-A# the residence of the the regent arrangement. 15 is Ph matter
of Well urn,Ches, A. Arown,,to miss mils,
ootis-i. .aisi TBBB TT, Princess street' te ond daughter of James lifoore. if effeoted would prove to be beneficial.
• CJOLLINs-FINK-In London, on Oat. 8, Mitts This, being the most oentral, and moat
Carrie, eldest daughter of Henry Fink, Rat
Auction Sales. Portage, formerly ef Exeterito .Tohn D.collins bully reached point, would be the beet
ofpLsoNndNonin.cao
N-11AMILVON-In Stratford,
' place to held stitch a union fair. Perhapa
other towns would be loath to do awaywith
on Oct.'e, at the bride's home, Albert Streett their fairs, but it would be better to hays
tirittaFf ;d1A VII; Ef;4°,;Alittngotajriogr one good felt in a neighboring town than
to Miss 'Ube'. eldiet daughter Of Mr and Mr: to have a poor one at home. Take Goderioh
J. D. Hamilton, fair of this year for an instance. Elsa it
• NTEDERGAL14-tioDOMALD-At the ritii-
donee of Debt. MoDonald.brother of the bride been Combined with Hayfield fah it Ger.
on oet, 1, by noy, 8. Horner wcy, Niebersalif teinly would have been more advantageous
formerly of Goderlo14 to Mew Katharine A. tO the farmers sod they are the Ogee most
LyNN_coRNEL At at. peter% °hutch, be said ou the subject in advooating a
Goderioh on Oct, 2, by Rev. Father Week Rd. United effort. The matter is being taken
eon of Pattricl! Lynn, to Mise Bella Corner, of WO oonilderation in other parte and why
boaragm_LovE_At the teemeuee ef not here. Those who are intereetedahould
thelnido, Ott Oct.16, by Rev,P. Musgrave, as.
R. Henderson, to kiss isaberie Maty Love, all .
of MoRillop.
GRTIMMETT-In Clinton on Sunder, Oet. 14, jitt xi A dotivert.
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DIED.
.101thS-In Tuokersmitb, on Thursday, Oet. into, said to the writer recently
mut, mar, Pearen, tenet of the hate Robert have al wage been a ConservatiVe tahd
John,esed 01 years and 7 months, never voter' any other way, but 1 in.
MeG1013.-In EirrhOntfilittj on Oct. 8, Barbera tend to suPporb the Laurier adminis-
8reetzer, beloved wife of J. McGee, eget 71 tration. and there are many more like
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All parties getting their sale bills printed ef
this office will have a free notice inserted in
this list up to the time of roles,
Auction sale Of farm stook, implements,
hotasehold furniture, JAL, of R. Sander.
son, lot 10, 13ayileld line, Goderioh town-
ship, on Thursday, Oot. 18111, at one
o'clock ; Thos. Brown, Atiotioneer.
Uhreserved sale of farm etook and im-
plentento of jernes Laithwaite, lot 48,
Maitland oonoeuien, Goderiold toVrnship,
on Friday, Ootober 19112 ; D. Diokinseni
Auctioneer.
Auction sale of farm steok and biopic.
• Meta,* Of A. Osbaldeston, lot- 10, Huron
road, Goderich townshi on Pride', Oot.
19th, at One 00100k I a0 Knox, A.notion-
eer.
Auotlen Mile of farm stook, implements,
household furniture, deo., of Ohm:. Eii:ey,
lot 4, Maitland block, isaie line, Hallett,
on Thuredity, Ootober 26111, at 12 °solo,* ;
0, Ilemilton, Auctioneer.
• Sala of hetet furnishings, ineluding beds,
MattrestieS, furniture, ate., ale° hOre00 hug.
fot and °utter, at the Itiver IRMO, Bay.
beta, on Ootober 25,
Elate of farm stook, bliplemente, ,af
T. C. Pickard, ttolraeaville on Thursday,
Oct. 06th, John Iftwx, itationear.
&yell lighthouses were deekelyed
by the storm itt the Marithile Pro-
Vineees
darghteer =lard. rs o. ReDenald, of interested, There le much more that could
Co bor
flea it rivet
- Motile rion of M, (frumpish, aged 0 Tome. r tug, produce merchant of Tor.
PAIttl011R--At °rose Bill, on Ceti 4, Jane Wein Toronto. 13y the inaproved cold
years.
ttoraga and Graneportation facilitiee
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01.11.tyt:011its,eifto:13014...A.71124i:td: Pettected bY the Present. "vernintht.'
Spittle*, seed 7/ year. quantiqies of produce to the old court-
Airs_rnsunio. on 06t. gaby Adams, try, and our butinees has increased
SPAItitS-In we .have been able to ship immense
dent tar of J. B„. Ahins, formerly of Wing. materially during the Intrit ftnir teat%
hem, a rod SO row. I have told my Cleneervetive Mends
Amon -tit Pinkerton, en NA- 4, Grate that the Laurier administration is a
cootie blighter of Jahn smith, formerly el huitineeti adifilnietral Ion and you are
wintbEr.
ygo ra_rx Gododoh. oei, 10, aohr, 0. at liberty to use this sta*ternent as you
011 McNeil, *sod 42yearserel 11 months like."
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There's nothing like it in hot weatter, to -keep up health
• and etrongtb; sharpens the appetite, •strengthens and in,
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Oae or two bottles of this excellent tonic will make a won-
• derful improvement in health and strength •
Price 75c. per pint bott1T. •
J. E. HOVEY Dispensin chemist, ciintom
Five special lines of
New Fall Dry Goods
French Flaanels
The regular 60c line for 50c
Dress Goods
Fifty skirt ends in 12 different patterns fancy black
extra value $2.50 per -skirt end.
Mantles
• A lot of • new mantes, latest styles, from $3, regular
Dry Goods prices.
Shirts and Drawers
The celebrated "Stanfield Unshrinkable'
not to shrink with any kind of washing.
Blankets •
• A few pairs not quite up to sample, $2 and $2.50 a pair
guaranteed
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For the best in long boots buy
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For best value in robes buy
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W. L. OITIMETTE, Londesboro.
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iiiOntrOal Cattle market.
Montreat. Oot, 16. -There were about
600 head of bate:here oattle, 80 calves and
600 sheep and lambs offered fax sale at the
East End Abattoir to -day. There was
only one really good load of oattle 012 the
market, and these ssia at friem 410 to 4io
per lb. Mr Goo. Nicholeon bought eight
of them at dio per lb. Pretty good stook
sold at from no to do per lb and tbe oom.
Mon dry cowl and thrifty young retitle sold
from 2#o to 30 per lb. while email bull, and
lean oows 'old at from 20 to go per lb,
Trade WAS rasher slow excepting for the
best cattle, which brought slightly higher
prices, quality considered, than on Thurs.
The calves were nearly ell greeters, and
sold it from 30 to 41er per 11r. Shipping
paid So per lb fax gSod large sheep and
the butchers paid from qo to itto per lb.
for the others. Good Iambs sold at from
4o to 4.10 per lb and the common ones at
from ttle to 510 per lb. Heavy fat Luigi
*old from 6e to 5io per lb; good straight
lots at from 610 to *little over to per lb,
weighed off the oars.
Ionn Snider Was killed Van express
train on a crossing at London, Ont.
. Great Statesmanship.
Otir old friend Sir Charles Tupper is
never tired of telling US hew he has,
mactically without assistance either
from Providence or hie fellow -man,
brought abOut confederation, worked
out and put into effect the famous -or
is it. infamous -National policy, built
the Canadian Pacific Railway, and is
entitled, either directly or indirectly,
to all the credit attaching to every de.
veloptnent that has made for the ad-
vancement Of Canada during the last
forty-five years, In order to remove
any doubt that pommy may exist as
to the jtibtiCe of these claims, it is only
bit to call attention to Sir Richard
Cartwright's remarks at Peterboro the
other day, vrbet be obsetwed that tho
tOntribOttort of Sir Charles Tupper and
his associateq tri the.copetruction Pf
the u.13.1t. was to suake it cost nearly
twice AS much as it should have met to
the people, and to fool aw,yan empire
In the Steet for lost mousy than it
*dead have cost to make survey. No
wonder Sir Charles is pleased with,
himself
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