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THE CLINTON !EWERA
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1902.
• LOOAL NOTItdES,
91, Pears 'Wanted.- ()Armor: Balm., Canton.
Gentleman roomer wanted. Large heated,
room. Address Box 170.
J For Sale -Rand made eider press for sale
cheap. 00 XING ST.
We are still leadinuin auger br selling
sale price to make room for our2__iT
enc_t cav
W. o O'NEIL
Allglint was our best month for years. Re-
duced prioes was the cause. We want to make
September even batter by still reducing prices
ono= boots and shoes. .T.TWITCRELL.
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We will make our formal Opening display of
Fall Millinery. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week. Neither time, trouble or expense have
been spared in gathering together our Millinery stock
for the coming season. Every available market ha,N
been searched for what is new and novel in shapes
* and trimmings. •
Our IVIilliners spent a portion of their holidays
in the work rooms of the learliWholesale liouses,
studying the styles and copying French ancl American
patterns.
On Opening days we will make a display of
Fall Millinery that will be correct in every particular.
One that would be a credit to a store many times the
size of this. It will be ready Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week. You are invited to call and
examine it at your leisure. Come as often a,nd when-
ever you please. You will be heartily Nifekorne.-
Outing Rats.
Itedpath's Granulated low regular wbole-
Zoom' mama.
REGISTRY -OFFICE -The report of
the inspector for the r egistey otlice, ot
Huron, for 1901 has been Issued. By
refereoce to it we find the fallowing
for i this • county t-municipalties 25;
instruments reristered - patents, 2;
leases, 5; medhanics' pens, 6; wills,
170; deeds, 1,429; mortgagee, 1,000;
discharge of mortgages, 1.000; ab-
stracts given, 1,207; searcLes, 1,013;
gross fees earned, 36,071,25.
A GOOD GAME OF DOUBLES. --
Messrs Bannerman and Woods, two
crack members of the Toronto bowling
' club, were in town Wednesday mem•
ing on business, and having an hour on
their hands to put in'they decided to
give two of our best bowlers a turn,
Messrs Jackson and Taylor. The wide
were closely contested for, hut Toronto
won by a, score of 9 to JO. In the after-
noon Messrs Taylor and Wood played
off a game of singles, the fornier win-
ning by a score of 6 to 13. Mr Taylor
can feel proud over hia success, as he
was bowling .againet one of the best
men in Canada.
Some novelties in New York. outing. hats just came in.
last week. They.. are very new, and you will find them a
little different from the ordinary. There are ,not- move than
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twoof any one kind. . Colors, grey, brown, navy, black,
prices are— •
$1:50, $1.15 and .$2.00.
2:111 the New..
Fall Hats are
COLLEGIATE NOTES. -The atten-
tion of all citizens tvho are interested
in the work of the Collegiate Institute
re irec e o e an a g
students, that are to be held at the re-
creation gr ounds on Friday afternoon,
Sept 19h. The •competition this year
in the different events pr omises to be
keen, and all loyere of athletics, who
encourage the boys by their presence
may be assured of good sport. No ad-
mtssion fee will be charged. On the
evening of N'ov, 14th the eminence-
ment exercises will take place in the
town hallj when the cliplorne.s and cer-
tificates of the yeatand the'prizes won
at the garnes will be Vresented.
NOUS Monday was a blue day for railroad
traffic: all trawl being late.
Reuben Grahara sports a pneumatic -
tire sulky and looks quite up•ta.date in Several loads of flax passed through
it with hie driver. our town for Seaga Flak Mill,Monday.
Some of tbe more intelligent are Four double deckers of sheet) came
asking ',Is that our new post office from the north on Tuesday afternoon
erected on the intended lot." on the London train.
We understand the G.T. R. are flgur. An extra passenger car as left off
log on tutting in an emertency water. here Monday, but the traffic was not
tion and the IC.
In g tan)c, aornewhere nort of the sta. large on the London branch.
Messrs Reid and CauteIon shipped a
The W,C.T.T.T, will meet at the home car each of stock, Monde!. The form.
of Mrs (Rev.) Greene, Linton street, on er cattle an 1 the latter hogs.
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A. full
attendance is requested. W. Wheatley has been busy the
The Seaforth Sun of last week says, bought and sold oyer 300 head since
past nummer handling stock. He Vas
"Dr Blacken, of Olintoo, attended to spring.
business in town this week," 111 : A th f th t n he men -
E. a Dowding has been appointed noon a hail storm.
or about minutes a ur ay a ter-
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local agent for the Standard Life 'Deur- • 0
place of John Enunerton, who has re- - The Ontario street Methodist congre•
ance Co.. of Edinburgh, to take the
moyed from town. gationis haying granolithic sidewalks
laid on tbeir parsonage lot. The front
one taking a Y shape.
dozen of eggs by Oatitelon Bros. 1 car the children of two of our energetic
There was a double christening' of
have been aluppe for export. and 3000
of export apples were sbipped by D. business men, at the residence of one
Cantelon and two cars to Winnipeg. them, on Friday afternoon last. .
Kemal' boasts of ha.ving three tioAnptorizbeelhisetidforattheaGod. eller .onE xsbeipbbi -.
Clinton family move to thefr Own 30'h and Oct, let. has reached our
within a few weeks. Yes, we know office and is a neat looking job.
It, and sorry to see our town dwindling
In number as well as the loss of the It is rumored that Gerald Sifton is
about to be let out on bail after being
families.
A. building for the Inspectors ac- been up for trial several times.
commodation has been erected, on
the side of the new post office lot. T. J, McNeil has purchased thelot
The artistic Window • in &vet has Isaac street belonging to J. A. Moore
drawn admiration from a goodly and will erect a story and a half frame
. number. dwelling thereon. T. McKenzie has the
contract and will have it ready for oc-
The last half of August cheese made. cupation by Winter.
by the Holmesville Cheese and Butter
Co. waesold Wednesday to the Inger- Archy Cousins,who has beeh working
soli Packing Cu. at 10c a lb. This is •*. on the sidewalks for tbe past two see-
d a cent more for this year's last hail sons has grasped the finishing art, and
is now employed as finisher on the
Editor the doctor's new home is
- outhe'llort eoUsine Ma eVarsdgreeP1 ten°It us
lisosall
Since our last redport 8000lbs of butter
. incarcerated for threis rears and has
BURIED AL1VE.-Jas. McNeil and
Rant. Sanderson, two teamsters for S.
S. Coober were out to Bailie's sand pit
near the cemetery Wednesday after-
- noon, and while working under a batik
sorne 12 feet deep, the top of heavy clay
C re... I He was in the act ' of picking. up a
caved in burying Mr McNeil beneath it:
shovelful of send when the weight of
falling earth'. struck him. Doubling
hid body in the manner -that •it • did
.caused hiro to rebened with reinrcentr
action, and forced its way through 2 ft
of it. He had preeeace of mind to hin
ler for his companion but was unable.
to de .any more. After freeing his
limbs Mr Siunlerson .nla.ced him, on his
rig and drove him t3 town when Dr.
Shaw was .aurninoned • A cute two
inches long was inflicted on the: towor.
jaw by coming in contact with :his
shovel. It is not known what internal
idjuries he has received although the
dirt falling on .the back of his had•
• . • • while in a stooping position 117102Y have
A Matchlnas assortment of new ribons is *now on our injured the base of the but time
ribbon counter. No such collaetion anywhere hereabouts owe will tell. Ae a. result .Of the noel'.
dent Mr McNeil will be laid up for
We are quite sure of. that, Imported by ourselves ,direet from sonie time.. • .
Europe Every •wanted shade and-width:now here- in. short,
DEA:TEI(4 PETER MeNEIL.-It is
' our sad duty this week to Chronicle the
an assortment and values that Will make this more than ev'er -dew of Peter McNeil; Which occurred
the ribbon store of the town. . it the asylum in • London on '.litesclity
• . . 'boring la;st, Some three years ago• the
Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbons, all widths; gOod weigh, will not cut,- in ft Pe above geetlernan received a son -stroke
all the popular shades, it per yard 10o, 16o, 20a and ... . Ode froin which his mind became unhalanc-
• ed, and was taken to the above install.
1:ouisine Ribbons in widths suitable for bows or neokivear a• new lion for tree ttnent, but never. recovered
soft ribbon'that•ties up nicely, in white, cream, pink, tblueeto:i ' from the affliction, which produced his
per yard Ms and
The best English and American Shapes. gther hard or soft
not one in the lot but is in high favor -with -fachions,ble- dress-
ers in the largest cities. Styles that are, our own for Clinton..
.All are here for you to examine or buy, as you wish
New Illard Illats $1.0, $2.25 and *2.75
New Soft Rats $1.0.0, $1,50 and $2.25
Elegant New Ribbo
.20c death. 'The remiains were brought here
' on the 10.15 train Wedneday, and
Satin Duchess Ribbona,.wide width suitable for bows and neckwear, t aken to the family reeideneeon Or-.
aoge street. The funeral was held at
2 p. no., the same day, Rey. X. Green
•conducting the services at both house
and grave in the absence of ReV.: W.N.
Manning, with a goodly nomber in.• at-
tender:ice.. The :following gentlemen
act ed • as pall bearers : -.-D McCcirvie,,
Wm Alexaricler,. Wm Cantelon. 'John
Medd, JAE; Seale and Joho MeClach,
erty. Mr McNeil was. born in Co-
' hum some 54 years ago,•groVving up to
rna.nhood in tbat place. • After hid mat-
riage tO MSS Ellen Clarkson, the pre-
sent bereaved wife, he moved, tn
cardinii and settled oil a fiirm 8 Miles
out, He VVILS soccessful at his °mope-
. tion and came to Clinton to reside some
twelve ye.rs .ago, Several. children
were boro to him but two only .remain
to mourn tits loss, MU. and Peter The
only other remaining relative is a sister
'residing in Vancotiyer. We extend to
of August cheese then that got last
granolithic walkxs; itcpays aka mmaii,to take
year, and will mean a more successful an interest in his work.
The NEW ERA. extends congratula- Dr Gunn, of Clinton, assisted by Dr
tions to airold Clinton boy who was Ross and Burrows,' of Seaforth, per -
recently married at flensall,-Ambrose formed an operation for appendicites
Smith, of the Molson's Bank, to Miss on Miss Tena Gray, of MeKillop, le,er
Barth& }lodging,' both Of Hensall. The week. and we understand was success -
father of the groom assisted by Rev. fall although the patient was in a very
W. J. Dohorty, rector at Henson, per- •• - - own ondition '
en us rt, 1310. y a
season's output, • .
formed the ceremony,. . Last Saturday morning seen the
John Noble, who resides near Step- coldest and rawest spell of weatber
leton, 'weep o ng o thi at the month of September has
veer.We need
1 wi n his farm Bator -
day and did not know that they hada- g
nusnal
per. His wife telling him, that it had this year. It has been one continual
hail storm till became up for his sup- not be surprise a any u
been hailing heearY, while he was en- round of strange happenings.
FiveENT
speellitos-
Our Note Paper at 5e per quire.
Our Envelopes at 5e per package.
A Cream er at 5e.
Flower Vase at 5e.
The W. D. FAIR CO.. Clinton,
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best."
%Four Specials for
Sat. Sept. 20, onlv$
toying nice weather at the back of the °tying to the serioos illnees of her
Mother,Miss John Stephenson, of Olin.
farm not a half mile away.
• • • ton, who will laveto underge an
• The ',Farming World", a farmer's operation. Miss Stephenson has been
journalof no rnien repute has issued a granted a months %leave of • absence
special •number for September it& from her duties by the school board.
twentieth birthday, which is a credit Miss Whiteside takes charge of her
tbotbem, and an honor to its birthday. room until her "teturn.-Hensall Ott;
Besides many interesting _articles ef ,riery_ora• [The above mentioned lady 18
Use to farmers, it has many beautiful muoh unproved and is O'h a Tairreoad-rd -
pictures of farm life and its exhibit at recovern] • • ,
the different fairs. • , The Advertiser says- Miss Howson,
The A.ssociatiOn Of Canadian Ern- the deaconess of Caritori Street Metho.
balmers in session • at Toronto hist dist Church; Torento, .who has been
30 pairs men's Box Calf laced 13oots, new goods, all sizes 6 to 10, to •
go at $1,60
80 peke ladled' Kid butioneetiOnischeitizia-Wettityllitir guaranteed-to—
give the wearer satisfaction, regulsr price 113.00, one day only $9.00 ,
30 pike child's Rid buttoned or lace boots, sizes 5 to 7i regular price
90o, Saturday's prioe only 66o. .
30 pairs Kid buttoned or laciad.boots, sizes 8, 9, 10 and well worth
$1.004 all we ask, for baturday onle§, 750.
The above are all new goods, and the best values ever offered in the •
• county,
Last Saturday was the biggest..slay's business for, September we ever
arid xto-wontier;'on , , 1
Our bargains are loud talkers and trade winners. ' • .
•: stoOk now complete. '
Week. the billowing °Meets were elect- visiting her parents for two weeko
ed: -Pr esident,• Richard Tees, Mont.- past, leaves today to resume her work
The 01 Reliable,
real ; Vice, G. G. Smith; Barrie, 'Ont, in the Queen City, Dining her stay
Treastirer, MoIntyre, St•Oath- here she delivered two excellent ad-
arines • Secretary, W. H. Hoyle, M. dresses -to large audiences upon the
P. P.,' Carringtou. Ont.; •'Exarruning Yariourf branches of the 'Work.", The •
Board, Meet-rs J. 0. Stepheneon, Olin- above lady is a daughter Of the recent
tnni.Ont„ and T. J. Mardh, Smith's pastor ot Wesley' cnurch, •W • A.
:Taylor & Son $
. and • .. ePrice Eges_taken as cash.
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soft washing qualities, very durable, all the popular colorings; en. few*
tWo quadtiee 803 and . . . . . .. .; . . . . . . ... . . . . • UVLi
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Elegsnt designs in fancy Ribbons, suitable for bows ad neckwear,
fancy stripes and combinations in pinks, blues, old rqse, 'green
and yellow, not very much of any one kind, sp.oial at per yard 250 Ofte
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Early Fall .Underwear.
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• Two lines of underwear that are just right .for
between seasons wear,
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Laciirre. union Veste, long sleeves, Ladies',fine natural Wool yeata,
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soft finish, open front, medium „g, shaped., soft finish,ligbt weight stsso•
weight, special value at each., 740C for early fall wear; .speoial at ewe. -
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wkssetAAMmeartaidamtevywkAAds 'at,aaykaowa;AA;www.vow the bereaved ones oursincere sympathy dar:
, theit hour of gloom. arr*e•
Black Skirts $1.00 each. NOTES,- E
' ' ••. Thomae Aiken, of North Dakota., is Visit- I (01/....
ass,•••,
. Black Sateen Underskirts -at $1 each, thaf are, the big- . !mg his sister, Mrs Farquhar, of town.
gest kink of a bargain, new -goods, good qualities, w.ell • made yeDst Cradna.711eonori aBpellrst
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• perfeet fit, here is the story: . thatedistrict. , •
•H. W. King, of the Model, bad the
misfortune tn fall and fracture one of
his.wrists on Saturday last. •
7 A reception is in progress to be given
• Rey Wm Craig on Tuesday evening.
Full particulars will be announced on
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Ladies' blaok Sateen skirts, made from extra fine blaok . sateen, 8
inch ruffle, with pleated frill, and narrow corded zofflee
width. Also black sateen Aide, very fine quality, 8 inch
frill with 3 usrrow ruffles. Also fine quality bleak Bateau '•
skirts with 9 inch frill and ruffles would be gotd Yale°
at 1 00
$1,35 and $1.60, very epeeist bargain at eaoh
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y stoppage of
ID GLOVES. -
The new fall groves ne r all here now.
-There- is-not-i--poor-pair-in-the-lot- that we k ow—off
there should be and you get them, bring•thenn back and
get a new pair. See the new Mocha Glove, with large
single or double clasp.
Black Kid Gloves. $L00
Colored" $1 00
Black " 4 $1.t5.
,the bowels on Weclueeclay evening.
It Was a good driyer add is a serinns
Nes to Mr Murcia,
Two of oar local rinks went' down to
' London yesterday to play with Bien-
-12e1M-on-Londorini-green:-Those goirrg-
were Messrs W jeckson, D Forrester,
J Harland, - W Brydone N Yak, Dr
Holmes, J Taylor and W W Ferran.
We wish them luck. •
We learn that over 500 persons had
registered their names in the registry
book of the Huron Old Boys' Assam.
tion tent on the fair grounds in Toron-
to during the fair. This is an apprect•
Colored 46 i4 $1.25 able fact for the Old Boys of that city
forThetheir quarterlyl abor 0;
court seeelon at Goder-
Every Pair Guaranteed. "
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lack Cat Garters hold up stockhigS nesses, jurytrien a, drcli nts, ist.Hf Ownlott:
and do not tear them. The lute t d. Chief Justide Mernd t
li rge Crowd on that day. Our stationIa
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The boy of tbe
present age is very
different from theboy
of 20 years ago; m
\those days any old
garmeit cut own and
made over would fill
the bill and the boy
would be happy-, but,
to -day the boy is
proud of himself, and the best and most stylish
suits on the market is just what he is after. The ,
Lion Brand is just what fills the bill--nactile from ,
the latest and best tweeds—in a superior manner—
coats have French facings—Knickers have double .
seats and'double knees—will wear longer and look '
better than any suits on the market. Ask for the
Lion Brand, you will be pleased. We are the on.
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We are quite safe in saying that our $10.00
.• 'Snits are eqttal to anything ever shown at $14.00.
This is ft strong statement to mike, but we can .
back it up. Our new Fall Coloringsare wear in.
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loopis what does it. It holds the stockin.0 whom the casee will *bee
fast enough to keep them in place, but not we see niosed, to see Mr Easton =,
fitfill411011gh to out or tear them See them ou after.3ekne=ahtrcakcirk.a.
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our Notion counter, All kinds for. ieAsy worked one day, whei go—a"*"'
wart compelled to take to hie bed firom
. Babies, Children and Ladies at the above trouble it being his second e
attack.; he experiencing one ahout a
15e, 25e and 35e. year age.
0'Whose Your Hatter"
All the latest Atapes and style are here and •
if you want the correct thing you will find it here.
Soto Agents for tlie Celebrated Christy English
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The editor and owner of the Wetitek- EAlos-' ak " "
swims. Immo rdo
ewin Times, V 0 French, a former ern
vivo "ci ME FAMOUS
CLINT
ployee of the NIVW BRA,' is to JaCisiElOn JUOMMirlais9CLOTHING PEOPLE
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A (*reat Sna4i in ‘‘
-.Underclothing x
We Show a ne.w line of fleeced Undercloth-
ing at 50c a garment which we think the greatest'
bargain ever offered in the section. Instead of the ,..0110
fleecing being cotton it is all wool and this line is
usually sold for 750. • 13etter see them before the 3
sizes get broken.
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gratulated oti his enterprise, for this
week his paper comes out in an all
Mire t' PaPer.
of itsand is a respectable leo lug nevvi•
"rldee eine° the new ea"(Ir {6t
howeptint. It hat; made wondehrofludl
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