The Clinton New Era, 1904-01-08, Page 51.144.
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if so let us give • ou` an estimate of what we can
allow .: ou for same,, for.
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BNELL-In Ruil$I, on Pae 20, to
told Sri flocorbrey Buell, a eon..
FBL • Myth. **Pee IIS. to qtr
eed lire -�IW Wow,' ow
NOBLII -In Rigel Warnoteebs of bee
98, to Jiff and muW 3 Noble,: N daushter,
• ' x/Br lDl,
MIDDLETON -ST EWART-.on The,
80th, atthe maidens of the brldw'r mob. -
er", B.amiller, by Bev J A £ndireoa, B A,
Charier Bretton, Aon of Jobs Middleton, of
towarbilr, toraahi. Carr 0f'
She late. John Stowed,
FINLA.YBON--eOLLTER-M the re.
uidenoe of the bride's father, Beeforth, on
Jan 28, by Ret P II Lvrkin, B A, John
Finlayson to. ills Jemima, eldest daogh,•
ter ot Wm Solater, all of Seatortb,
REDMOND .-- MoKINEEY- In Eg,
mondville, on be 30, by Rev Seo Main -
ley, B L,brother of the:.. bride, Prenoie J
Redmond of Leede. N 11, to Marggaret,
daughter of John MoKinley, Egmondviile,
SKINNER--HOBBS--At the residence
of Job Cooper, on Deo 81, by Rev J .0 Dun.
top, John ,Early Skinner, ot Clinton, to
'.Mouchs.OliveiboroEva, daughter of Wm Hobb.,
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DIED. "
BALI! ---in Toronto, on Deo 81, Monk,
second `eon of Albert and Edith Ball, I(grandson of Mrs Ray eon, Clinton). aged
8 years.
MoCUE-In Goderioh, on Christmas
morning, Thomas Moose, aged 84 years.' I-
McK9Y—In Gideriob, on Deo 28, Rev
Murdool>_'M Moaay.
HANNAR-In .Seaiorth, . on Deo 80,,
Wm Hannah; Aged 97 years.
HORNER-In Stanley., Saubleline, tine
'Deo•10, John Horner, aged 70 years,
EIOKSON--In Seaforth, •on Deo 25th,
Wm Joseph. second eon of Mre Rioh Dick
eon, ailed 17 years.
RATH-In Proton, on Deo 24, Hazel.
Roselle, infant daughter of Mr,: and Mrs
Rath (granddat titer of Mrs Hill, Well-
ington street) aged 7 months:
Buckwheat and Rye Wanted.
new, g -ads, up -to
date Watch.
We guarantee our prices to be the best obtainable,
fora high grade watch,
The purdhase of' one is no experiment. They are
made ro last a lifetime. Delivered to any address
in Cana free of charge. Write for one today
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W, H. • Hellyar, Clinton
ton
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BIL- overcoats ani Suit,
hir
... hone T a. Off
Regular Price.
—140-11$411011firnlit
These prices are tor Cash ':or.:produce
W T RIDDELL. Auburn 0 :
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CEVG SAL
We intend"making extensive alterations, to the` interior of our store,. and to make room for the; reenters
to work, we are going .to sacrifice otir surplus stock, Everyone ought t6 take advantage of thi"sale.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY I*OR `'LOSE
Startng'F'RIDAY, JANUARY 8TH; ' we will offer big bargains in all lines. Not havn,; space to adver-
tise .therm all _it will pay you to give us a call.
OES
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IIIAnlI�1�C�NViIIN'91IINii6"tis`i
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, 4�m,
PrcesFiII
in earn est. .when we
make up our minds ' to
clear -out. Our-. stock of
FINE \E';; "SHOES
bout. thi time it is
plain that we must corn-
menve preparations for
. next season's footwear.'
Before we cab receive' the; new goods we rriust
dispose of those on hand,` and so' -we call you to.' our
aid, As;. an inducement, .ive have. -chopped down
prices, especially in our heavier Shoes,.' until :there is
hardly anything left: The ' Shoes: are ;all . of this.
season's make and style, and it's a shame to'sell :them
so cheaply, but room we must and will have.
Our stook of Grooeriea ie always complete; fresh and rel : ble,: Every-. `.
thing kept in. season..
Partnere having Baokwheat and Rye to
sell, ehonld get it out during January, as
after February.2nci, I will not buy, there
not, being enough to pay .for handling it.
*21 • W. H. PERRIN.
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Buy your: .Corn ..Now.
rarmera who who want corn, al onId buy
soon; ae price is elute to advance. It .te
husking out badly arid crop will be less.
Wehave, lots on hand. By arranging now
farmers can have "ell the time desired.
Drive right to, Warehouse. '
Clinton; Damen: ,.W H PERRIN. *21
CSRE}1T REDQG'T1ON IN F[JR;
CAPERIN.ES..
.Roviier $15 00, for.,.,.... ..512.00
'' 10.00 " • 8.00
44 .9,00 " , . ........: , •7 00 ..
MINK SETS,
Regular 25.00, for . . , a . 10 00
" 30 00 ..20.00
4i 20,00 A'' , .... 15 00
DRESS GOODS
50 ydo 56 in, grey Homespun 60: fur 40o
10 bla.k 14 0 50o " 40o
2;1 • " . blue •' 50o." 40o
, 25 dress lengths, 6 to yds in took
• length, -all fashionable shadea,
rdgalar 4.00 for ., a • 2,00
•'40 yde'Tweed Dress Goods, ..60a for 40o
Regular 60o to' 60o French tlaehmeee
• for' Waietings, for " 40o.
' "'""ZI'1'C.woot, sing e- 0 • 1 rens a oo• a,
special at 5o, lob and't5o. dee them.
For. Baia»
Two Outtere, one e4ily new. • Wood
accepted in exohinge. ;poxRIDOUT,
Clinton.
House for 'sale or to rent
A..coinfortsbre cottage,'oontainitig T rooms,.
.with hard and •sof :.water, quarter -acre lot,,
with.bearingfruit trees* good atable. Will be
either sold or rented -on yery reasonable: terms,
• • ; _i_.W.: MDONE.
:IHt •Or L' s• ofLoondon, due Kgron,
Diseases of the t, Nest, 8 ecialiet
Eye Ear, Nose and Throat,'
visits Clinton monthly. Glasses properly
fitted. Nasal Catarrh and Deafness•treated.
London;ofdoe-225 Queen's Ave.
Clinton . oMee' Combe's ping store,
Hours, 8 am , to 4 p.m.' dates of visite,
Tuesdays, .Feb. 2nd Moh. lat and 99th,
May . Bed and Slat, June 28th, Jnly.26th,
Sept.9th, Oat, 4th, Nov. let and Nov,.29th.
The Courses of Study.
IN THE - .
CENTRAL
—i-, STRA'`i"F'ORD ON -.
Are up to the bigftest sten.
dard of, excelfen'ce and that
is one reason why this popular
school is now enjoying a
. "record-breaking" attendance.
You want . the' best training•
and we give it, therefore enter
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at once,_ Circulars free :-
W. J. 'ELLIOT1-,
' - Frineipat."
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R.GRP:H
Gash. for Butter and Eggs.
FAONE Z3.
PERSIAN. LAMB. CAPS
Regular 9.50, for „
.. ' 5.50 for . .4 Q0.
.4 4,00, for 2 50
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BOYS' CAPS
5.50 Cape, for,....4 00
3.00 �." •� .,s... °• 2 00
ODD LINES IN CORSET'S
Sizes 18 to 28, wort'Jxom 75o to $1,50;
Your choice 500 •
, MUFFS
BLACK CONEY
Reggjar;1.75 for
JAPAN Fo:
1,25
Reeniar,6;50„for. .... ...... ...... 4.50
OTTER
Regular 1103 for, , . ,„ , .. 9.00•
„ • 5.00 „ 2.50
:PERSIAN LAIR -
Regulaz 6:00 for.... . . .... 9400
• '! Ws" .,
• • STORM COLLARS.
Regular 16.50 Otter for.. .: .12:50
:." 7.00 Beaver .for... t ....:. 500 •
4►. ' 4.50 Black for:... ..,. 300
4.00 Seal tor...... .. 2.50
ot, SPECIAL IA
`Black: Cashmere ~Hose
25c per pair.
REMNANTS.
Biaok
Siteen, ' Flannelettee; - Wrapper-
ettes, etc.; at reduced prioesp:
COLLARS:
P] R8IAN LAMB
Regular 10,00 for,.:. ...,6 00
., 12.60 " 9 06
r. BEAVER -
Regular 8 00 for... .. 4.50
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`' GREY OPP0SSUM .:_
Regular 6.00 for,. . 3 50
MASt
SS tccessor
•1!,,km.
to
%oats
PYMMAA
HIDES. AND SHEEP SKINS
WANTED.
E Ica HAST apia.i rod,
Delivered at -my hide house in Clinton.
�.: . b.. S. MOAN.: .
For. Sale
A. second hand Odorlee Crematory Closet
for Bale in drat -class order. Apply to. •.
NEW ERA, • 'j.
Genuine Leather
Travelling' eases ift cost
$7,50 Travelling Cases for $5;
4.00
3.00
2.50
Miss Laurin Agusta Kaiser'
Vutee-l'roducti nn-and-piigirig!
in: English or Foreign
" 11 gives: me pleasure to bear testimony 1:
of the effiorenoy of Miss Kaiser as a' vocal
teacher. I' found her careful, .patient,
thorough end generous, gining' careful at-
tention to those. . principles which are
.neoeesary indhe culture of the voice and
required for successful singing:."
REV. T. E, SAWYER, Adelaide.
Studio over Newcomb -6's Store •.
VOI tgE--!..'Raiser
P1ANCi-•0.'Newcombe
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Here's Bdrgain
For YOu
lb Can, worth. Zsc for *or,
Come and give it a trial
and4 am. satisfied you will Use
rio other;..
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44
3.00
1.75
--II Old Stand
TIIE
olsons- Bank
Incorporat ed by Bet of Par.
'Lament ISM;
ILD 7.1 2,826,420
t 2r7 -20r71 -8 ---
Total Anoto .1 27,000,000
:WOW num, - General Manager
Notes discounted. Collections made.
Drafts issued, sterling and American
alehouse bought and sold.
savings Bank.
Interest allowed on sums of $1.00 and
upwards from dada:di:loos% and gem- •
pounded hattlrearly
. Money `ed.vaneed to tarmeri At low
rates. sale notes collected,
We haye a few more pair of Women's
Buttoned Boots, siZes 2%.3 and 3%i ivhich
We are selling at '75 cents per pain The
are all gone%
. Annual 'Mee tmg
Mutual Fire Inenrance Company. will be
held in the TIPM Hall,Seaforth, on Friday
nevi of the Meetingrreoeiving the 9.nnual
Stetement. • Directors and Auditors report
the electing of two Direotore foithe rown-
ehip of Mollillop. one for the Township of
I ogani and other blames for ehegood and
Directors are John G. Grieve, Je.MeS Evans
and Sohn Benneweie, wbo are elegible for re
Dated at Seaforth, Deo. 21eir 1908,
These goods were ordered for our abhriStmas trade, and with the
expectation that we would be in our new store. We are offeiing
them at coat price to. clean them out before we move. This is an
opportunity you cannot afford to miss, to secure beautif9I goods
at wholesale prides,
F.'s efoOTER NELSON BAIA
artistic Furniture
Always makes- it Hanle beatitifttl;
we have tt here in Iron, Brass, Wire and
wnt be a pleasure a\ show you throuah our Store. ":
'endertaking all its Branches.
Nit% Ana Sunday della enamored at the real' idenee ofSr:Jolan roweilt or
" one et the principals,
THE WIND-UP.
The.past week has seen
the wind-up of' Grocery,
trade for year. We
have had a big business,
because there's been a big
aitss doing, and , we
wish to thank you heartily
for it, would have been
passing strange had we not
had a big trade, as we were
never better equipped with
goods at big value' than
this year: It has been a
continual feast of bargains
—one tumbling after 'the
other and sometimes., in
bunches—froni Jan. 1st to
MWe wind up the year's
business by wishing you all
a 'happy 'and prosperous
W4 T. O'NEILL
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'A CHRISTMAS • SONG:
TieS' and Kerchiefs in the windows
Dogs, both short and tall
Tops and Rattles, CupS •and.Saucers
Hip, Harrah, buy yourpresents
?Chrtstrnas-time has come; •
Ain't it pleasant eating candy
Bought at Morrell.& Holmes.
Hoods. and Shawls and Children's Gauntlets,
Horns, Watches,.Rubber balls,.
Perfumes, clocks,"and pipes in cases
Felt Slippers for you all.
Hip, Hurrah, buy your lemons
Rings, and pins and.combs
Ain't the oranges and dates good
Merry Christmas to our patrons
Happy Year to all,
When" you're passing in o4.
Please don't forget to call. .
Hip, liurran,°harps, mouth. organs
'With stich mellow tones; .
.You can always get right prices
At Morrell & Holmes.
—WHEN YOU BUY' RUBBERS GET KING'S
-STUB PROOF. THEY'RE THE IIEST,
J s. Twitchell - Clinton-
StocirTaking
This inonth we take stock. and before''we cotamenee 'we want the
stock reduced to the lowest possible point. During the next tWe week
terrific redOctions will be made in each department, many lines will be
cleated dut regardless of cost as we are determined not earry,,,any
Winter Goods over. Below we quote a few prices which. will shot,' the
money you can save by attending to this great January sale.
Zebeline Dress Goods, in fancy patterns, worth 50a for 25c,
Navy Serge. 56 inches wide, good value at 50c, sale price 35c,
Heavy Homespun Dress Goods, in colors of oxford, navy, black
and grey, 56 inches widet regular 6oc, sale price 48c,
EleTtric Seal Boas,'00 inches long, 0 tails: chain fastenings, good
Black Coney Ruffs, 6 tails. chain fastenings. worth $2, for $1.25.
Black Astrachan Stoles, 40 inches, long, silk cord and tasil fasten-
ings, eve and storm collar, worth $,6, for $4,45. •
Rtiffs, 4 tails,'goocl value at $2•50, sale Price *La
One only Fina Sable Ruff; 10 tails, fine glossy fur, good value at
One only -Fine Sable Caperine. high storm dollar, it tsils and 2
heads, good value at $15, sale price $11.75, '
Men's Siberian Dog aild.Prairie Wolf Mats at reduced priCes to
Ladies Astrachan ,Tackets at ieduced price,.
Men's Freize Meters, regular price $6 for $8.05,
Wroperettes, in good patterns, regular 10c for 71c,
Men'S INC Cape in Coney, Nutria, S' eal; Beaver, Astracb n, Ete
at reduced prices to clear. •
Ladies' Oloth Coats at very low prices to elear
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