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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1904-12-02, Page 8• . " - iklefeltsr 2 itat. 1 , ""frr.-".Vi Tio,74!"7417,7,7 . . oliday- Disploy. Different To Any Ot. I have made extensive prep for Holiday Selling, with a 1 sortmeut of beautiful, unique, arti in a large measure exclusive good The ettraciiveness of our. stockand the a fairness of our prices combine to make gi tion in our store a pleasure, We hare: :Watches ocUs ilverware :Cutlery $terling Silver Goods • er • rations go as - and. olute selec- Niamey Chi Cut Glass Umbrellas Purses Manicure Gold Spect les • ;ea.oiel....eitenteeb.,:ma-waite-wnrew• Selecting froth our stock is .a pleasure as' every aricle is of t highest quality and latest ese,•11weireit.ell.;41t,~etioleholie'llarla/free • • • : sign We want you. to feel just as free to ome in and view our stock as to glance i our window when passing. , • . Amo•AiAnor Nig Amos Jeweler Optici • • . olsons Bat incorporated by Act of Parliament' 1855. Capital Paid Up. - . . $3 000 000 .".- Reserve Fund', ' •• $ -3 000,000 .... .., - . , ..!,.,-.. I: ..• . . . . . , WM. MonflonlinornEnson, President. S. H. Ennio, Vice -President , . . . , . . Una Etwor.Gen. Manaer • g. • •, - FARMERS' SALE NOTES,cittahed., Or &Medea. "; • • .• .." • . ' ' • . , •- DRATS on•allisoints1400 Dominion, Great Britain; United Statee, and all Foreign Oliuntries,4bought and sold at best rates. DEPOSIT .RROMPTSisaired and'highest current rate of interest al -,lowed. ADVANCES MADE to•Fainners, Stock Dealers, and Business Men at "lowest rates and. on most favorable terms. . • - , ' Forty-eight branches in the Dominion • '"' . , . - • Agents all over the world. aviNsi oseaavaEitT... .• ' De_pOsits of $1,00and upwards reditted. Interest- allowed from date of cle4malt compounded halbgearly.and added to firllicipal June 80th and December Mt, Illlabettt etirreint-,10100. . ; • CLINTON BIRANCil e; e :e ' NeWCenilleMoOlic., :. • ' Ri. p. BREWER' ' - -- ,- Mdriattek. ..,,, 1 By-law No for 1904. , To Plenum Tex S r Liouoit IN INN Minixorganirg or INN T The Municipal Conn of Mullett hereby enact 1. That the sale by fermented, or other m ie and shall be prohibit inn, or other place t.f p in the said municipality, uxr or RIILLETT. • lihriOt:WnShip of 'spirituous, otnred liquors every tavern, entertainment the sale there- of, except by wholes' e, prohibited in every shop or plaoigne th monioipdlity other thann house of pub tertainmeht. 2.' That the vote Of t lectors of the Old Municipality of the ship of Hul- l:tine weeitiolinbde idakaiimbr .fthaiinbe n' 01110°,1noothboYa nine hundred and five, bei he Berne doe as the annual election .f e municipal council. plaza *gra e Socks and Rubbers and'CipS to choose from Fur Cote,Rabes and.Leggings too Oall here with yodr cash and produce YOu'll not be sorry if yon clo. MOREELL ,03G HOLMES . tioNoNsBoRo. *Dover. , • • aretson Balt • Every branch in our line is complete, you can get. any article produced at this store Our Prices bring The Tratle, Our personal supervision goes with every chase and satisfaction is guaranteed. —UkDiRatii,KIN. Night or day calla promotty attended to HOVER. & 3. The folk( will' be hour, on the same day. et and by the name deputy r as for the said ,municdpal 4. That on the 27th day D. 1904, at the clerk's offl Munieipality, at the hour the afternoon, the Reeve e writing, signed by himself: attend at the final sumrain by the clerk, and one pen each polling place, on behal interested in and desirous o passing of thin by-law and a at the same ane place% ing officere, on. • member, A. the same o ogolook, in appoint in persona to t the veto* attend at he persons nnomtinbogrthone behalf of the persons inter in and ie. airOils of opposing the paes f this by- law. 5. That tint clerk of the inethelpei ocninoll of the Township of tyhall at- tend .at hie palm, at the hon en•ogolook of Janu- ary, A.D., 1905, to mini up I nmbsr of potation nd after the final in the forenoon, on the th votes given for and against th 0. This bylaw shall i.onie ',and be ot• full force and effeo the let day of May next, a intoning thereof. • Dated thie 21st day of Nov. Take notice that,the above of a proposed by-law which he into consideration by the Hen oil of the Township of tlullet w ill be finally paned by the in the event of the meant -of tains obtained thereto, after from the first publforitiori Clinton New Bra, the date of cation was the 2nd day of Deo aid at the bolo, day and pi Axed for taking the vitt% ot the voile will be held, • JAMES CAM1313EL TSB CLINTON NW EB,A, Store closes at 6 o'clock every night ibmob,,isopowitevo..,,,.,,,tilosolowmifriwywoovi,, 1.01"1",„4001004,,, 1 Tozer. jt Brom Saturday nightsat 10 o'clock. Agellooribilfrib.-4•~1014,440410.0embeibelfrifrib-w 110-410,-.11,016,111,11segfir 7 • .• • Month Etid Sale DRESS GOODS - AND FURNISHINGS - We are going to make, the balance of the month interesting to wide -awake buyers. Space will not permit us to advertise everything in the store at bargain prices, but YOU will find something Interesting in every department. • Staple Department Ladies' Waterproof Coats 400 yards 'Flannelette, 36 inches wide, eight. pat- Dark Gray Tweed, shoulder capes, no collar, brass tern,:alkpod colors, extra heavy cloth, 12ic for 10c wad, oxidized buttons, well made, regular $6 for $4.50 • 200 yards Flannelette, 29 inches wide, seven good patteins.. This line is a•big bargain, regular 70 for $c Factory Cotton, full 36 inches, wide, ex.tra heavy weight, regular 10c for. • " 7,6c • Grey Flannel, all wool, 27 inches wide, was a pod seller at 25c sale price 20c Grey Flannel, all wool, 28 inches wide, regular 30c for • • 25c Military Flannel, bought at. a- snap, regular 35e line for " 25c Dress Goods Depa,rtment Grey Cravenette, 'shower proof cloth, 60 inches wide, regular p..25 and $1.50 lines for $1 Au Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, 42 inches wide, five' pretty mixtures to choose from, regular 50c for 35c ?ancy Tweed Dress Goods 42 and 44 inahes wide ten petterns, all new this year, regular 60c for 40c Black Cheviot Dress Goods 56 inches wide regu- • lar boe for , . . 65c -Black Cheviot Dress Goods, 56., inches wide, regu- lar $1.00. sale price . 75c —25-and__30c_Dress Goods, 40 and 44 inches wide,in plain grey, blackand.fancy,patterng,.at per yard- 0c • ' Dark Grey Cravenette, two capes and collar ,good heavy coat, well made, regular $6,00 for $5.00 Light anclbDark Grey, two capes and collar, full length, all sizes, regular $10 for . $8.00 Dark Grey,. three quarter length, extra .heavy for fall wear,, two capes and. collar, regular $8 for $6:50 Men's Shirts Men's Black Satteen Shirts,goocl heavy.satteen, well made, all sizes, regular 50c for " 35c Men's Black Satteen Shirts, extra good satteeit,reg- ular 75c for • 50c 15 dozen Men's Soft Fronted Shirts, such makes as.. Skelton's Princely and Star brand,' regular 75e for 50c .25 dozen Men's soft and stiff fronted Shirts, made by the above makers sold everywhere at $1 and $t 26 oar clearing prLe 75c What is advertised we DO • . ••• • . • • . •TOZE ,D1ED • IdALLAGH—In Wineham on the met W. J. Mallegb; eged,61 yearn and months., • • °HARNEY—Ili East Wawanosli, Nov..19th Bichard Chaniney egeci 78. ye 8 menthe and 15 days. • HARBISON—In East Watvanosh, on Noy. 19th, Elizabeth Harrison, aged 73 yearn 5 monthe and 8 days • 13OLGEBk--In Morris, on Nov. 19th Mary Carter, wife of James Bolger, aged 66 years. KVIGHT*—In Merrie, on Nov 22 nd. Martha Hilda, dariAter of Apdrew and Mos Knight. aged 1 yearx 5 months and 20 days. • • Fur Fowl Me Copy n taken 1 Colin - Which eleetera month in the publi- 1994, therein ectore, ork. 'or your -money . : Successors to R. tioats & Son.. .• Notice to Ore ors. -- • 10 .1.n the matter of ' the Cathie of Peter • Straith, late of the Town of Clinton, gentlemar, deceased. • on.•• ars Found, ori Saturday -.Morning, last, a fur ruff Owner Owner.(2613 have same b prov- ing property and pay for this adcot at this office. • s. Stray Steer, • - BO -1N • REID—In lirneelleld,°on No to Dar 1 and Mrs john.Reid, a son. ,POCOCIK-4n Mot Virswatio Nov, llt)i, Mrs. Geo. Pocock, a BOWMAN—In Wingham o 21st Mrs. No. Bowman, a daughter. MoRENZIE—In Druerails,edtty Nov lath to M. and 14*. Mn,MMO. 1 NOnCie. a &righter. i ItATtivnitt,—In Gorrle, o 15tb I Met to Mr, andArs 5.t, tuthw 1,otth. ROBINSON—On Wednesaa 1 Wit to Mr. and Mrs. n3, Rohl Came into subsiitiberge ' promisee, about let Coteber, yearling eteer, the owner is hereby: notified to: provir,property. pay olta•ges and take it away. GEORGE LAVIS, Clinton. • 16th eon. 01110H -1n Settforth, Oil NOV to ett,„ Mr. and lilts.,:w. A. °fish, a a IVLIDDLETON,e-In Ooderieh rhip. on Sunday Nov, 211h, to Mr. and 3hae Middleton a Onms Farm for We. Immarvvova 13 sale. South half of Lot No, 21, pity- , field Conceesion, Goderich Townshimmell- wooded and well supplied with spring water. An excellent grazing fartn. Apply to Jamey Sheppard, Clinton, J. P. Shepperd, CUn ton, or to • •. • . W. BEYDONE, • , • Solicitor for the executor's of the estate of John-Shepperd, aweased. • ..••• • .^•• • ‘4, Notice is .tereby given, mutant to R. S, 0.1897, Cep, 129, Sea. 38 and amending twirl, that all persons bevine claims against the estate of the said Peter" Straith. who died on or abont•the llth day of August, A.D. 1904, are required to send by. post, prepaid, or deliver to W. Brydone, Bohai. tor for the Executrix. oc or before the 20ih day of December, 1904, their /Amer, ad- dresses, and description!' and full state- ment of particulars of the claims and the nature of the aeourity (if any} held by them, dulv certified, and that after the said day they will proceed to • distribute the assets of the deoeaeed among the per - ties' entitled thereto, hoeing regard only • to the claims of which they shall then have notice. Ditted this 29th day of Nov.. 1964. HELEN HIDE. W. BRYDONE. Executrix ' loodeshoro Cheese and Butler Co, The Annual Meeting of the Londesboro Cheese and Ratter Mfg. Co., will be held Itt the Townohlp Eall, on•WedneedaY toe 14th, of Dee, 1004. At 12 a.m., the direc- tors; at 1 p.m, the shereholtrerk at the patrons, for the purpose of Eleetion of Officere,°' receiving the reports o the sea. VIVO work, and other busineos of Import- ance. JOHN WATT ADAMS • . President. • Seoretary. Loniieeboro, Deo. let, 1904 ' 1 Notice to ,Creditors„ in the matter of the estate of }Isaiah Gondridge late of the Toweship of Hallett, widow deceased. Notice is hereby given paresant to S. 0. 1801 Cap. 120. 8ee, 33 and amendinii ads, that all persona having claims against the onto° of the said Hannah Gootiridge, who 'died on or about the 7th day ofo F b. runty, A, D. 1901? are requirea to gond by post prep Lid or to deliver to W. Bryaone, solicitor for the executors on or before the 20th day of December, 1004, their names, aairesees, nna descriptions nna atoll dew e went of particulars of th ilr damns uatt the nature of the ecotiritv,(.l leo) hold by theta duly certified, end that after the said liar they iI1 pfe.teed to distribute the inmate Of the deceased among the mace I, entitled thereto, hevIng'regard only to Ili 'Wine of whieh they Anil then have notice, Decd this 29th day of Nov. 1901. GEO. 'SWALLOW W. ,BEESLEY W.IlltleDONE, SO lend for EXcentors. . ' CLINT tlf4444-**44 - 444-$4 $44e Why Not onnte a d See NIVhat wc,"Sre offering. irt it. 414. dad Boys, Clothing for the 4. )nextMonth: . •• • •/ In orderthat the bulk Of OUT • C.10th* g may be off Our shelves before the began.- ing of 1905, we have gone through our -stook andhave marked. in plain figure on each garment .(regardless of profits) prices that must mean .$s in the pockets of those who come early. Below we quote only a very few of the many 13a/gains to be found. here during the next 20 or 40 days Bargain No. 1 -41 . . • A lot of Men's odd Pants, made of good, 'heavy Tweed, the kind most stores retail at $1.5o, our price during this ,Sale $t .00 Bargain No. 2 A. lot of x.35, 111.50 and 2.00 rants at a 41+ $.1.25. 14 Bargain' No.. 3 . *11+ Men's9e.odd Vests; worth 1.25 and .1 5o for8 Ilargain No. It Men's Overcoats worth $10.00, for $7.50. • This has been our Leader at $10.00and is n very dressy Coat. It has all the style of a $20.00 oustOm- Made Coat, and is a great Bargain at $7.50. Bargain No • All the other lines of Men's and Boys' '• . Clothing' at almost half -pre. Remember We do .not ask you to come and BUY, but come And SEE. The Old Stand 11. PLUMSTEEL 11\