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September 2 4.
MCKINNON
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OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IS NOW TEE GREAT
centre of attraction.* it is filled to overfiewing with ail the new*
est thing i in up-to-date geode, including the latest designs in Paris
and New York Ready-to.wear, Outing and'Drebs Hate. Our sales
in this depadirlent have exceeded our most sanguine expectations
and several lines have had to be repeated already this season, A
cordial invitation is extended to the ladies to visit our millinery
rarlorg now wbile. the etRek itt it best,
• • NEW DRESS GODS . .
We received a large shipment of New Dress anode thte week.
which puts our stock in great shape for the tall trade,
We show great value in light, medium and dark, plain, nettled and
flecked Homespun, something new, at 50c, 7cc and $1.
Harris' Celebrated Homespun, in new colors and designs, gttarant.'
eed all wool, 68 inches wide, at $1..
,Vicunas, in black, brown, navy and green, very special at $1,
Venetian Dress Goods, inblack and navy, at $1, $1,25 and $1.50.
Homespuns, in all colors. 45 and 50 incheswide, suitable for girls',
school dresses, at 25c, 35c and 50c,
, I ' NEW MANTLES • .
We have received our second shipment of New Mantles, which
make our stock complete in all the latest styles; We show every-
thing that is new in Children's, Misses and Ladies' Mantles at very
close prices.,
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BLYTH f
Pants.
A• couple of weeks: ago : we.
.cleared from a Manu'f H cturer
a ;
lot9wof odd Pants at a ' .very
low
figure,:.
Each .. •
J 1
�lr ,15 ' '" •�
Ills
P. de` of
ood heat/ ••
g y �e � _ dell :loads
and trimmed and are... ood.. value :
at $1,75 1� . -but e whil. the
Ponly.
ric
e will:b :. ...
soul
y.
5
r.
F1anne:Ic
Mill"
We have also a lot •- of Flan-
nelettes,
lan_
nelett :� ... ,
es, almost a
yard. w�.de, . in
light Pe
and dark stri p s,'in. lengths
n •
e stns
of . 2 t o12 .
yards. •
Reg. 10 and 12he Flannelettes 8c'
it
GG
12Y � 15c:
C
nem are mune-saveris
and are going fast.
The Old Stand
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PLUNISTRE
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Don't
Guess
at the
Time
s'- sr ss'
If .your . watch is not
dependable, let us clean
and regulate it. -Or we
can sell you a new one at
a very reasonable price;.
,eetit,at eat
W. H. hl I.LYAR
Jeweller and Optician
l Births,. Marriages, Deaths
BORN.,
MOHNIGHT-At Brueeiield, Supt 12, to
M_ r and Mrs Bolin 'McKnight, a son
KIRKCONNELL-In Hallett, Sept' 17.
to Mr, and Mrs John Kirkaonnell,twm girls
JOSLING-In Hallett, .Sept Ii, to• Mr
and Mrs chime Joeling, a daughter.
WRIGHT In Mullett, Sept 10, to Mr.
and Mrs Robt •Wright, a son.
EDWARDS-in WrOxeter,Sept'9,to Mr
and MenO T Etwerds, a' eon .
MoD U A$
O G L In Morris,`Sept ,7, to Mr
and MO Peter MoDongall, a son.
RITCHIE--41n Portage 14 Prairie; Man,•
Sept 9t1r • to Mr and Mrs Win Ritchie, for
merly of'Gray, a son.
POTTER-In,Brunie, -Sept 0, to Mr.
and Mrs Geo Patter, a son. '
Mra
aMoOANTELON-In Goderioh;l`Bept 10, to
Ind Mrs D Catitelon, a son.
and
'Bar ���rrans .' Bargains!
b. g5r � r
Regular i zc remnants, of from 5 to.
to yds, going at 8•ic to Ioc..
CALL' AND SEE
MORRELL & HOLMES
LONDESBO)tO
isialwasmannatialelaaam
J.8 ii r
cove .1
,- - ..11telaon
Furniture vo Undertaking.
Returns will show that riiore Furniture was win i,
cul last winter than ever before;. It was a good winter
to refit. Renew your stock from this store.
Quality the Best.
Prices low.
SEWING MACHINES..
They •
are up•toodate and high-grade, at prices that
are not fancy and the same to all. :
fl.00VER'&
Night sails answered at the residonee of either of the proprietors
•
LEAN -In :Goderioh; Bept.14, to Mr
Mrs A .McLean, a daughter.
THOMPSON-In Goderioh,. Sept 14. .to
Mr and Mrs John Thompson, a .,daughter.
M1si8SER=In Morris,Sept d3,to Mr and
Mrs Alex Messer, a eon.
BRECKENRIDGE-•In Turnberry,Sept
10, to Mr andMre..Joe Breokenridge,a eon.
BAIRD-In Turnberry, Sept 10, to' Mr
and Mrs Robt• Baird, a can;
8f3IF.LL In. Tnrnberry. Sept 10, to•Mr
'and Mrs fftobt Shiell, a eon. , •
LOOK
MAN-ln winaltam, Sept 10to.
Mr and Mrs `Z Lockman, a eon.:;
STAPLETON-In Tnrnberry,Sept 2,to
Mr and Mrs las Stapleton, arson.
.,- MARRIAGES •
•CA'MPB) LL-,GOODWIN-Ia`Clinton
Sent 21, at the residence of the bride's par-
eats, Mr and Mrs A H Goodwin,by RevDr •
Stewart, 'W Glenn Campbell to Mise M
de Goodwin.
CAMPBELL -GREGORY -At there-
sidenoe of the bride's parents, by Rev Dr
Gundy. on Sept 7, Wm A Campbell, Win-
nipeg, An Miss Marian Evelyn, ',daughter of
Thea ttlregory, 'Wingham,
'1Jl, HITEMAN-HALSTE AD.- At the
residence of the bride's parents Goderioh.
:.Sept .10, by Rev W D. Magee,'' Stanley T'
Whiteman, Detroit, to Mies Deborah Hal-
stead. •
DEATHS
MMDONALD-In Goderioh,Soptll,Capt
Norman,: McDonald, aged 47 years.
EO14E'RTSON-In'Grey, Sept 2, Peter
Rspbertson,,aged-48 years.
LAWLOR-In West. Wawanosh, Sept
10, Thos Lawlor, aged 64 years. ' '
BRANDENBERGER-,In Clinton,Sept
21, Bridget Ann Costello, wife of A,Brand-
enberger, aged 38 years,
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Toronto •Market. Report:
cupped from Tuesday's sun.
At the hinction Tuesday, even vt h
reduced receipts, trade was daa11, : A
few exporters sold at $5, but bulk
went from $4.50 to 84.7b. Best. but-
chers' sold from. $4.25 to $4.50, medium
from $3,85 stn $4.20,, common cattle
from $3.85 to $8 80, rough and inferior
$2.75 to $8.50, .Owing to the failure of.
the Ontario wheat. crops, Ontario
millets are more active than usual in
buying in Manitoba, In Winnipeg
yesterday No. 1 northern was $1.'01;
No. 2 northern 1)8c ;• . No, 3.' northern,.
02c.; No: 4 northern, 81c. On the street
in Toronto fal
1 wheat is selling at $1..04
to $1.08 ; springg.at.$1,02 to $1.04, and:
goose at.000.
Sale Register,
Perm Ferm Stock. Etc. of Thee. Trem-
eer, lot 18,' eon, 4, Hallett, on .Monday,.
October 3rd. T. 1311OWN, Anct.
Farm Stook of 'W, Colwell, lot 81, Len.
don Rotel. Stanley. on September 29th.
THOS. GIINDIM Mot.
On Saturday evening, as Rev. E. A.,
Shaw, the pastor of the Methodist tow
greqq ation,-of n- tippen, formerly of Be
miller,was engaged in attending to his
horse, an accident happened to him
that might have proved fatal. It seems
that the tie strap had becoin<e fastened
in theo
h 1'ss s foot,slid
whilehe .
.wasp
engaged
i
inremoving
it,the horse
struck hint in the face nd knocked...
him'down
and trampled upon
him,
in.,
' Metingsotto very severe wot1d8ipol
his boat',
s-rH d
t$alntelt 21i*tk*
Paid Up
Restive Pupil 00,60t1110109,40,.100
a
Wx.hfoLeoMltApr a c*
ward* 1M!
FARMERS' SALE NOTES' cashed, or selected..
DRAFTS on all ints in the Dominion Great I..
and all Ii oorre-i Countries. bought and old et
DEPOSIT RECEI11S issued and highest current rate of ixtb ;ilj
lowed. ', .'
ADVANCE1S MADE to Farmers, Steck dealers, and Rushton Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
Forty.eight branches in the Dominion.
Agents all over the world.
SSVINGS DlEPaltTMENT.
"'er Deposits of $1,00 and upwards received. interestallowed from slate of deposit
compounded half -yearly and added to principal Jun.110th and December Sist.
Wheat Current Rate.
CLINTON BRANCH • - New Combs, Block.
H; C. BREWER. >r'
Manager.
Newspaper Bargains.
I. The Mow ERA and Weekly Globe @ QQ
to 31st Dec 1905 tpLi
The Naw FRA and MontrealOg11
• ' Herald to 31st.Dec 1904...:. bs
These prices are strictly cash
wIRL$
WANTED.
The iiEW ERA to new subscrib-2 it Servants Wanted.
ern to 31st Dec 1801•........... s
The NEW ERA and Weekly Globe p�,., Two girls wanted at once. Apply at the
to 31st Dec 1004 SOY. RATTENBURY ROUSE, -
dew .' 1►•Uuertionntitla
Wanted,
°
• Boy and. Girl at Raw ERs Office.
Good Wheel for Sale.
-Three sown an pig; an egerbodr" and a"
sow and six.pige,-aU yorkshire,, for rale,
cheap;. •
pd ii W • DUNOAN, .Clinton.
A good. gent'i Wheel for ' sale cheap.
Enquire at Nay Est.
r:•
Pigs for -Sale.
Invalid Carriage for Sale
For sale, on reasonable terms, one Com-
fortable Invalid Carriage, suitable for out:
ing,or indoor use. Apply' it C. STEVEN.:
SON'S, Furniture Store. 89`81 pd..
Ram'' Lambs for Sale:
Subscriber has for sale, seven pore -bred
Leieter•Ram Lambs, all from registered
stook. Terms reasonable
W. Glenn, Clinton, P O , con 4 Stanley
Private Sale,.of
Household Furniture.
A.private sale of .Household' furniture
will be held on Wednesday,-'lburaday and
Friday of next ween at . the home ' of the
late MISSof Mar
.' REID, corner y and
Orange Street. -
Stock For Sale.
At tine farm, London Road, one mile
south of town, pure .bred. Shorthorn Cat-
tle.
at
t e both•�ma a an s
l . 1 d females, different ages
at low prices, quality considered. Also a
number of: Impproved' large Yorkshire pigs•
allages, direr class breeding :stook for far- •
mere and at low prices, conic and see
8 -23 -If. H; .PLU•MSTEEL, Clinton. `
Farm loc. Sale. -
The undersigned offers foe ode .'the '.vai
noble farm, lot 21, con, 16sh, Goderioh tp.
containing 80 acres.; On the premises are
about 20 acres of good . hardwood' good
frame buildings, a onarunning
the faun, good dy land; about
miles from Clinton, convenient to the new.
school.. Apply to
8-284f. ROBT. R'ICHARDS•N.
Rig Auction Sale.
The'undersignedQwill offer "for sale by
Patio Auction, on g.ot 31, London Road,
sae e , "about 2 m`. n
1 miles south ° o! into
S CI
Y"i
at 1 p,m„ en Thursday, Sept. `29, the fol-
lowing farm stook and implements : -8
mares and colts, aired by good horses •;. 20
steers, heifers and•calves; 3, gigs; 14 farm
implements• ri$e, harness, fowl, ete,Terms:
20, oaah;iv months' credit: 4 per cent.. die.
count. VM
COLWELL..Prop • Thor.'
Gundry, Ano't`•
Farm for Rent..;
The well known farm on the 11th con,
of J:full_tt, lot 82,; containing 100 sores is
offered for ,rent. On the farm is a good
frame house and barn, . stone stables, wind
mill whirh'forces water to house and stab,"
lee, about acres of bush, 5 sores .sown
with fall wheat, an . , acre of orchard.
Possession given at once,if necessary.
Apply on the premises or to
S-23-4ipd, MRS, ROBT. COLE,
Londesboro, P. O.
Town Hall, :Clinton!
Wed. Evening, 28th
Sept.P
The. Big Beauty Fun. 'Show
THOS. P. KELLEY,S • •
DI: Lad9 Minstrels .
All new from startt'o .finish,
Captivating Show'Girls,
All the funny. Comedians,
Dazzling Costumes,
Bright' Music,.
Marvelous Specialties,
THE (BEST YOU'LL SEE
THiS SEASON:
Reserveats
Se olefal
eat
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Fair's B ok'St t
Girl '
Good general servant
wages paid. No washing.
G. D. 4tcTAGGAT.
Wanted
-
Highest
to MRS,
wanted.
Apply
- Wanted
Good general servant for Toronto.
Small family . Highest wages paid.;, Apply
to. MRS. R; IRWIN, Clinton.
- 101,1'r. v
Wanted.
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r,d-
Girl, 16 or 17 years of age, to take care
of child 2 years old and help with light
housework,Apply to M1tS.H. C.BRE WEB,
Moleone Bank, Clinton.
A des Wanted: ,:
. 6000. Barrels of Verniers' Apples wanted,
For particulars, see
A-20 if. JAB, STEEP, Clinton P. 0
House for Sale
A . good ' frame house, . containing - five
.rooms and woodshed, on Mill .St.,• is offer-
ed for sale. ' Apply to OGLE COOPER,•
'- Buggy
for
Sale • .
A McLaughlin
Buggy
for sale; • as good
as new. Apply to J.Q.S. SEALE, Clinton
Marble ori .
. •e
. Baby Carriage, for • Sale
A first class =Baby Carriage for sale;
good tie new, with new rubber tires; a bar-
gain': ' Apply at f'Ew ERA office. `.
' Lost .
On the Maitland Concession, ..Colborne,.
on Monday, a fatvn•oolored Waterproof.
with name inside, Will finder •please re•
turn to Naw ARA office.
District Manager. Wanted
'Permanent position; rapid advancement;
salary and expensee; fall instrudtions FREE.
05 CHARGE; clan desirable business.. THE
r L. NICHOLS CO, Limited, Toronto.
(Mention this paper.)
For Sale
rhe following household °:¢¢. nd other
articles, are offered ter .sale;bv Private
Auction, at the residence of MRS. DR.
HAMILTON, Huron St. Call at any
time:-..,
1 Gladstone Carriage, 1 Cutter,
Some Minims ,•
Wanted
Young women to learn ,.Professional
Nursing in n th e .Phosola Hospital ; Aeeooia-
lion Training School for Nurses. Two
year oonrce. Address' E. COOLING,
t
Sap Phoenix is os i t al, 106 S.s th
Ave., 8m pd ' Maywood,Ill,, U.S.A.
EXHIBITION OF
' PIANOS AND ORGANS
Messrs. G. M, Delwin and
Will.
McLeod, of'the firm of G. M. BALD -
WIN & Co., of SEAFORTH, while;
at Toronto Fair, bought a la rte
number of the Pianos and Organs
that were on exhibition there.
These are all high grade instru-
ments, and "Anyone wishing that
kind, of. Pianos or Organs'should
call on WILL. McLEOD, ` Band
Master of Clinton Citizens' Band,
any Monday ar Thursday, at Olin -
ton; orat their store in Seaforth.
C. M. BALDWIN 4- CO.
• • , SEAFO-TI-I.
COAL
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Befor lacing your or-
s r your season's'
pp y of Coal;, get,. our
prices. (The very best
goods carried in stock
and sold at the lowest
possible price. '
i iOrders may be left at
• Davis : & Rowland's
i Hardware Store, or
with
1 fir. Jr. STEVENSON
a IT tl
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At Electric Li t Pant
ET I
C ETS O�
"err'�1i�l,4,_
i$
ALL
GOODS.
A great storeful of the very
NEWEST and up-to-date Dry Goods
stock--coaaatlet
: p e- in every depart-
ment. We can fill your every
need. OUR AIM IS TO COMBINE
QUALITY WITH NEWNESS, and
the best• indication that we do this,
is that Bur trade is increasing every
day. A visit to this, store for your
fall requirements will save 'you
.dollars.
What- We Garry.
Newest creation in black and fancy Dress
Goods from.50c up°to $2.0o.
Very latest Dress Trimmings, to match all
our Dress Goods, from IOC up td $1.
•Celebtorated$2.ovCrompton Corsets from
Perrin's'Famous Kid Gloves,,in all shades,.
•• every pair guaranteed, from $•i.00 up
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, the celebrated.
Llama:-" brand, -at 5oc per -pair, also
• several. other: makes from 25C ' per
pair up,' ..:.
Children's Hose; wool ' and,; cashmere,; at
popular'.: prices.
Underwear. "Pu
ritan brand, � This r ,toe
has always carried this celebrated line
and our customers know their merit -
at all prices.
Ladies'' Collars, large variety of the.. ver
y
• NEWEST, ST, in stocks and bows, for
fall, at popular prices,•25c, 35c, Sac.
Ladies' Belts,. crushed leather and. silks.
Rain Coats Large stock of
Ladles
Rain Coats; our styles are . correct. in
collar sleeve and belt, and our prices
cannot be beaten for quality, combined:.
with style. Prices $5, $7, $9, '$110.'
taple . DryGoods..
• We were fortunate enough to buy before the.
ADVANCE "this' spring,: enough .,staple ' •Dry,
Goods tpsupply every customer this fall:.: we can
assure you :: money -saving : values -in ..Flannelettes,• ...,.
Sheetings, Shirtin .s, Factor. Cotton Flannels
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Tewelis; 'Table'L'inens, etc. '
Something : New.'
Just passed into stock, several styles in ' Sil
Skirts. Prices $$.5o,: $7.00 and $10.00.
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11 OLeaders.,
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Our ewers...
• Ladies' extra -fine black Clieu3
lot '' 5 in.
wide, regular' tic "for
Ladies' es.
Cashmere e e
Hos s
all sizes, perpr
25c..
Scotch 'Fingerin glossy . 'Yarn, extra :loss : •
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finish, per:lb • •55c
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SUCCESSORS TO R. COATS 44 SON
IlM UANrv>mWW WY1fY1WWWl WA 1
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Auction Sale of . Cattle..
tsotrenlock Bros. will sell by Public
Auction, at their premises, Whithrop.
Lot 26, Con. 7, McKillop,
(4 miles' north of Beeforth,),
1,00 Steers and Heifers
mostlySteersrising 2and
13 years u
also eat double harness, nearly new.
Sate will coinmenos at 1 o'clock sharp, on
i uesday, Sept. 27th 1904.
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Twelve months credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint noted 'A :die.
'count df 5% will be allowed off for dash,
T. BROWN, Auctioneer
•.House and'Lot for Sale.
A'house and tot, ,corner of Mary and
Prinooss'atreets, in good repair, is offered
for sale eleven rooms, good stable', and 3-8
of an more of land, hard and soft water.
Apply to J. RI•DOUT or Y. MOLL,
For Sale.
00.00 willa
? 1
oomf ttablo house 00
$ buy ee ren
Frederick Street biz roonte, closets, pan.
try, hard'and soft water,. good garden, in
good situation. $1100.00 Renee on
Mary Street with all nonvenience9,jatabls.
A.29•tf, Vi, RRA1)ONE,
We are carrying.
At present a nice line oJ;
VASES, -
JAR hINEERS1,
TOILET SETS,
ETC. ,
And 'Would be pleased - to have
calll_
and inspect. t.
Our r st
tick of novelties, brie -a, in
Art Ware. Tin Ware, etc. is complete.
Besides es tlqr
vecarry x
Y
candies es t
nd
Fancy Biscuits,
SHIER'S Variety Store:
Combe Block, Clinton.
Largest and best in
Western Ontario,
CENTRAL
STBArp'ORtl. ONT.
This Popular institution has AR
cellent reputation for strictly
grade work, Our graduates are
Enter great, demand,linter this
month
i i
possible, Magnificent catalogue fr o
W. J. ELLIOTT, President.
H,,AMcLACRLAN, f'rincipalw
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