HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-06-16, Page 5Vit. CLINTON NEW E
The Mol5ons IE.ank
incerPerated'bY Act of f'•.:ttiaaiant" 181$.
Capital Paid.Up $3,00o,00o
$3,000, 000
Reserve Furl ,..,..,..
Wx Mor sox MaorHaxeoN1 President. i3. H. linage; l`i ace -President,
JJMEs ELLa9T, Qen,Manager. •
FARMERS' SALE NOTES cashed or collected.
DRAFTS on all points in the DonliniQf, Great Britain, United, States,
and all Foreign Countries. bought and sold at best.rates.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS issued and highest.current rate of interest al-
lowed.
ADVANCES MADE to Farmers, Stock Dealers, and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
Forty-eight branchee in the Dominion
Agents all over the world. "
SaVINGS! pRPARTMENT.
Deposits of 81.00 andnpwar'ds received. Tuterest allowed 3roir7 date of deposit
compounded half yearly and added to principal June 80th and December 81st.
Highest Current Rate. •
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A DROP IN PRICES
It is unnecessarf:oewaste word's in explaining the cause of this
great drop in price, .Suffice it to say the goods are here at the pri-
ces quoted and the quality: guaranteed. The travellers' know we
are always open for snips for spot cash, and when they have any-
thing special to offer we get the first chance. 'This accounts for the
following low prices :
-Prints, wide width, fast colors, replier 10c. for62c.
--Prints, extra wide, light and dark colors, worth 12?ic. for 72c. '
- Flaked Linens for Shirt Waist Suits,in colors of pink, blue,
arab and green, worth 12ic, for 10c.
- Fine Chambrays, in colors of: blue, pink and tuscan, wide
width, regular price 15e, for 12ie. II
;,_-Ohaivbraysiwftfltra ge of culcsrs;^tvorth•12 e;-for*I0c. •
-Cotton Voile's, 34 inches wide, in plain colors, also spots and
checks, very special. worth 15c, :for 121:c.
-Wool Voiles, in plain goods and stripes, in colors of black;
green, brown and navy, good Value at 65c, for 50c:
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finish, n black
-Mohair I?ressCoods,54 inches wide•'fine glo.sy sh, black,
brown
brown and navy, good value at 05c, 'fol' 50c. '•
-Ladies' Fancy. Silk Embroidered Collars, something very sty
lash, at 30c, 35c, 40c and 50c•. Your choice for 25c.
-Linoleum, 2 yards wide, good block pattern, regular price 500
for 35c per square yard, i
- Heavy Scotch Cork Linoleum$; 4 yards wide, good value at
65c, for 50c.per square yard. ' •
-Car pets, in union, wool, tapestry. and Brussels,at 10 per cent.
.�. below regular prices.
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—ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
GUELPH
The Annual Frcourrini to the Ontario
Agriupltnrel College at G.ielpb, under the
ansliioee of the Farmers' Institutes of
Huron, will be held on
Tuesday, .laic 20�
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When special trains will be ran for the.ac-.
commodation of excureioniste, as followi :.
FIRST SPECIAL
TIME. ADULT CHILD
eoDRMOH ........740 S.M. $1- 25. . $ 65
BOLbiESVILLE..,.765 120 60
CLINTON,... 810 I20 60
SEAFORTA:..... 825 1 15 60
ST CI JLUMBAN 885 115 60
DUBLIN ..••845 110. 65
BELGRAVE 125 - '.65
BLYTa.........• ••. 1.25 05 . 0 20• a 0 22 •
LONDESBORO .... 120 80 ( I .� Wool, : washed. ,
Arriving at Guelph at 10.45 a.m. 1 1
no; A,dvertiga cs t1.
• Board and Roon1. " 1
• Wanted_by gentleman, daring July and.
•August,:mast be comfortable.
Apply NEW' ERA..
General Servant.
'Wanted, servant for general housework.
Apply to MRS.•JAS, FAIR, Sr
.Notice to :the Public..
We hereby notify the pnblio that C.
Hoary, of Clinton, who claims to represent
ns, bas no connection, with as directly nor
indirectly ; that he hae.no authority from.
as to quote prices oh our•pianoe•or organs,
in Clinton or elsewhere ; that our. author- .
ized agents in and around this yoinity ate
Memo. G.'M. Baldwin & Co.; Seaforth;
Messrs. •Geo. Thomson &` Son,. ,Goderich,
and Mr. T. H. Roes, Winghtim.
The BELL PIANO & ORGAN CO., Ltd.,
Guelph, Ont,
June
Weddings.
-IWedding
At this season of the
• year our ,, extensiive as-
sortment of articles.
suitable for.
Wedding
Presents
• is always supplemented
by some of.. the newest.
and nattiest -designs'
from the best manufac-
turer of
Sterling;Silver,
Silverware,
.Clocks,
China, .and
Cut Glass.
You are cordially in-
vited to, call and . inspect
our.pretty goods.
The Selection.
of a
• Wedding Ring
Marks an epoch in the
-_liYes __of. most people..
Its Presup—
poses a Ring of assur
ed quality, .such as • we
have.,.... `.
Absolutely :" plump
and- bear our stamp
Confirming it. 'In qual-
ity, .finish,; style . and
price, our Wedding`
Rings have no sup-
eriors.
uperiors,
We ask your inspec-
tion w hen the time. ar-
rives.. We. promise
satisfaction in every
particular.
This month we are going to clear up our .stock of all' early spring
good, and .odds ani ends. NOVO Is the time to ,secure a BARGAIN, Our
Salesrare Genuine, A call will convince you:
.75c Corsets 5'9c
10 doz, E, :• 4& 1. extra f ne Corsats, white and grey • with hose
supporters, fit guaranteed, all sizes, regular 75c, .sale price.....
.59
25c Lad=les' Fancy "Handk !,chiefs 15c
20 doz Ladies' extra fine Swiss Handkerchiefs with embroid-
ery' edges, regular 25c, sale price .. , ...... .......:.. .. .15
10e,. 12jc, and,15o Embroideries for Se per yard
•1200 yards Embroideries and Insertions, in Swiss Cambric `and Nain-
sook, all new designs, from 2 to 4 inches wide, regular Ion, 12 I. -2c
and i5c per yard, Saie price ,.....,. .,... ..•;o.,.,•,. ....•..,.. 8e'.
20c and '25o Dress Sateens for 15e per yard
Fancy Sateen ,Dress Goods, in colored grounds of cardinal, sky blue,
lawn and ,pink, with figured patterns, 32 inches wide, regular•2oc. and
250, Sale, price'
1.
15e:
10e, 123 c and 15c :Dress:.Musiins for 5e per . yard.
Soo yas ancy Dress uslins `in white andco �oT x I 'grounds,.
.,.5C
•* 11.. IILLLYAI .
Jeweler ,and Optician.
:Jeweler .and Optician.
TeRONT 0 MARS ET3 • I Births, ...Marriages, . Dgallhs
(The_Sun)
WOOL SELLI•i�G4,WELL.-'E• T Carter' ,° •
& Co. quated;washed wool in Toronto FisaER;_ Ii�Clinton, on June . 9, 'to
at 22 to 23c. rejections 19c, and unwash . 1N'r: and Mrs. Walden S. Fisher, a
ed 14c.
• HOG MARKET STATIONARY' -In :Tor BAKER. -In Crediton, on M. ay: 27th,
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onto no change: is; reported in the hog to Mr. and Mrs. R. Baiter, a, daughter..
market by Park Blackwell Si Co.; Who : ,
stillquote selects at, 6.75 to $6.80 and •OLrzitta Mrs. Chas.
on May 2a
$ to, Dir, andMr`s. Chas. ,Holtzman, a
•fats and lrghtsa quarter less : At the daughter.
Junction hogs.off cars were quoted at. tiVi�ctxER: - On Saturday, June 3rd,
$6.90, with fedand watered $6.65
Holism MARIfET • .;A,tthe teposrtor• - to M c and Mrs 1'9, C. Wagner, lIay
the deniand'for horses -was not quiteai towfi-hip, a sen :
good as usual, About 110 general Pur-, I
PALMER. -At Hensall.' on Sunday,
pose horses were sold at"•$160 to -.$220, the 4th to T. Palmer and wife, O. sin. •
serviceably sound brought $8O,to $130, ! STATHHA1ir;-In Exeter, on Jane lst'
and 2nd 'class $60. Another . evidence to Mr. and Mrs. William Statham, a
of the growing interest in the horse is son. '
foundin the• fact that he first horse; M.RRAIGES' .'
show in the history of Wintiyipeg is be- ,
ins held in that city this week. j( LAe o tI) -S bride's
x.-At the �iesf:
l deuce of the bride's father, East Wei-
CATTLE -Still lowerprices for cattle t' wanosh on .June 7th byRev. T. B.
• prevailed at'the. Junction. "The.'�best'r. , of Morris;
exporters .sold from $5.30 to..$5 60, t olbiary Elizabeth, 8aught r of Henri,
.with spot and figure, regular price me and I 2C, Sale 'price.• ,
1
12 n 15 • an• Dr e s •M slins' for • 8
Vic, � . d c F cy es • u c per. yard:.
, 200 yards fancy Dress`Muslins, in white and 'colored grounds, with. -•
spot' and figure, also plain, sky: and fawn, regular 'z c. and; •i5c,
Sale price • . • M1 8e
I.. iilM.L \_d T iri,,. ALi' -.L : RI
3 6;air. Cotton. Hose for 25"e
Ladies' Cotton se, sizes .8, g and g; rezular '2 pr for 2c, :
Sale price .
many good cattle going'for $a, Most Sturdy •
of the best butchers sold around $5.15., .' •
and.. S5 20. while • the poorer grades' EsLnR. MANSCN.-At the home of
sold for $415and $4.30. , i. the 'bride's mother, Goshen Line, Stan-
ie y, on Wednesday,,- June 7th, by Rev.
' Davidson, Mr. .Allan 'Ester, :.to ' Miss K.
Clinton' Market Report. M tnson, both .Of Stanley.
Correc•t d'every Thursday afternoon
>EiODOINS. -'da NISY-At HFnsall
Manse; on Tuesday, b�yy the Rev. E. Mc -
Barley.. .. 40' a • 45 .L.'Smith, Miss Mary Iiennisy, of Luc -
an,. to John Hodgins, of Centralia.
BROOKS GRAY•Atthe. residence of
the bride's father, Blilevale, by the
Rey. W. J. West. M.. A , on. Wednes
,day, June 7th, Miss Jean Gray, 'only
daughter of Mr. Wm. Gray, to Me. W.
Brooks of Morris. --
DIPTRIOFi'•- TRBTLIEWAY,-At the
residence of the bride's parents, Goder-
ich, on Wednesday, June7th, by Rev.
Jas A. •Anderson. B. A., V4illiam
Alexander Dietrich, rto Mabel Grace,
daughter of captain T. H. Tretheway..�
Wheat • .•. . 95 a•. 95
Oats ...' 0'38. a •0 40
▪ �Batter, � 0 14 a 0 15
Eggs per doz (new)..;... 0 14 'a . 0'14
Lave Hoge. • 6 25 •
Wool, unwashed.. ' 0 12t; a 0 14
SECOND SPECIAL.
CENTRALIA..-...716 120 60
EXETER 725 125 65
HENSALL 740 125 • 65
KIPPEN 7 b0 12.5 65
BRUOEFIELD8 05 17,0. 60
CLINTON 825 1.20 60
Arriving at G4uelphat 11 o'elook a. m.
Excursionists Eao from Belgrave, Blyth and
Lond'eeboro will leave by the regular train
going south, connecting with the excursion
-traitrat- Olinton:---Returnintr.-traint -will--
leave Guelph at 6.30 p.m., Goderich train
leaving first. A special train wilt meet ex-
enreioniets from Londesboro, Blyth and
Belgrave, at Clinton.
Tickets will be good going only on one
train, valid to return the following day.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
T. McMillan, Seaforth; It. M. Young,
Darlow; Wm. Bailie, Dungannon ; S'
Smillie, Bengali.
WOOL
1 am yntrared to buy this season's
clip of wool, as usual, at
BMW Wooden Mins
exchange
cash rice' ' or in est an
for highest. p g
for manufactured articles,
i
have_a large assortment of
Homes PUN C.L.OTII,
for ladies' Dresses and Costumes. '•
•. The success of former years induces'.
me to go extensively into the man
. ufaeture of this populararticle of
clothing. •
Your patronage respectful] y solicited.
JESSE GLEDHILL,.
Benmilicr Woollen Mills.
Some Specials
A large supply of Salt in 200 lb sacks, 75c; Turnip :seed,
many kinds, at 15c. 18c and 20C; Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, Handles, Snaths, Scythes, Wire, Hooks, Staples, Wire
Stretchers, Hook Machine; Sugar, in loo lb. lots, at a greatly
reduced price. Come NOW. Terms cash or. , produce.
Any quantity of Butter, Eggs, etc.; wanted.
Llndeaboro Emporium R. ADAMS
June 16th 1905.
.1. t3. Hoover.
Nelson Hail
Every branch in our line is complete, you can get
any article produced at this store,
Our Prices bring The Trader
Our personal supervision goes with every
chase and satisfaction is guaranteed. .
O'
UNDERTAKING
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Night er day Calla promptly , `tended to
€CV13R & JLL:
$00:
Round trip
GODERICH to
UEIHROIT
TUESDA, JUNE 26 '
Return Thursday, lune 22 •
• ST GAMER.'gREvnoONn
Two nays in,Detroit '
r':.11. Ayer, Faun.
. Agent
Children Half Fare
One Way with Baggage, $1.00
The Special Excursion Train
will' leave Stratford and way
stations to Goderich Tuesday
morning,June 20.
Proni `Vingliant and: way
stations, take morning train
June 20, eonnecting at Clinton
(7.40 a. in.) with Special Train
for Goderich.
'Returning .
SPECIAL TR AIN LEAVES
GODER1CI1 FOR. CLIfeTON
ANI) WAS STATIONS TO-
STRATrO.lu) ON ARRIVAL
OF ,STEAMER THCJRSDA.V
NJ:GI-IT
GODiERICH BAND
MOONLIGHT
8 P.M. MOM 'JUN; 19
For Detroit •
Love Gedericli for Detroit 8.30
a.m., Tuesday, June 20, Canada'
Time..
Return to Rectorial
Leave 'Detroit for Goderich t ts.
tn., Thursday, Jtwe ' 22; Situ-
dard Time, ' • -
' 5 *turn 10 Detroit
Leave Godeticli for 'I)etroit 8.50
a,rrt., 'Friday; Juue 23, Canada
Time.
WI1lT 5TA UNit
DIED
•
MoLENNAw:-in Clinton, on Friday,
Jude 9th, 1005, Roderick McLennan,
a native of Ross -shire, Scotland..
HAWxnNS"-At Port Albert, on Mon-
day., June 5th, .George' Hawkins, aged
79 years. •
Dowzkn.-In Clinton, on June' 14th,
J. Malcolm Dowzer, aged 31. years.
•ISAAC -At , Lucan, on June 13th,
Ida Ann Sweet, wife of Mr. Win: -
Isaac, and daughter of Mr. T. Sweet,
Exeter, aged 28 years.
Girl Wanted.
Dining Room Girl, at once, at the Wav-
erly gonee Apply to
GEA. BUXTON.
To Rent or for Sale
The. brick tfdee a id (liable on .Isaac
Street, lately occupied by Dr. Evans.
pply to David Dickineon Cltntcn, or B'x
1.01. liftmen.
lessismermiessucemes
SUCCESSORS TO F COATS & •St
AmmirmiameMerms
ELLIOTT
Cor. Yonse and Alexander Sts:. • °
Summer' Session for teach Ars and. others
.during July- and August. All of our gradu-
ates get positions, . Enter'ac'y time.
Catalogue free. W.J. ELLIOTT, Prin•
The Liverpool it London
Globe Insurance Co.
Head Office for Canada
1FIONTREPLL '.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS EXCEED $66,000,940
CLAIMS PAID EXCEED 7 $213,000,080
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Policies issued at Clinton
1nton
agency direct to insurers. No'.
--il'1tertu -receipts. :Nir -delay:
For inforrnation apply to our agent,
D. L. Macpherson, .
Clinton.
Tenders.
Sealed fenders, marked „ Tepder for
Cillegiate Tnstitttte,'' will be received by
the undersigned till Tue:day, June 20:he
for certain: alterations to Collegiate .Irish -
tate building.. Plinio and epecifioations
may be seen at the oftioe of the Jaokeon
Manufacturing •Oo. The lowest, or any
tender, not neceses.1 y accepted.
D, A. FORRESTER,
2: • Chairman
Card of Thanks.
In £ransferrirsg the Mottle Light Plant
to its new owners, I desire to tender to the
poop •e of Clinton my thanks for their
mach kindness and generona support dar-
ing the 20 years ii have been• doing business
1 in their midst.
My ,noeesaore•.-Dleserr,` Stephenson &
Nediger-are practical Mnen,and will, I
-Rat` 9tien in .the future as
e a
ex -setgivei
p
,
they have in the past, while managing the
plant for u,e, and I Speak for them the
°entinned gond will of the citizens.
Mr. Stevenson Will oontihrle to . tot ag
Wieder for the a000untit dna me, which 1
hope, win • be paid pt:nmpily,or G1lADAtfi•
1 Clinton,. 3nr a Sib, 1005.
.6T.R Excursion
TO
Niagara Falls
Under the auspices of the •
Canadian order of Foresters
Court Flower of the Forest
No. 3,C.O. F.; Seaforthi.
Have made arrangements with the G.
T.R. to run an excursion to
NIAGARA FAILS..-.
ON
Friday, June x6th, 19os.'
including all stations hetwcen
'hoderich and Stratford. I
A Special' Train will leave the'sev- i
evil stations on'ii ridgy lnornin g at.
the time mentioned below, arriving
at Niagara Palls about II:30
and returning *ill leave Niagara
Falls at 8.00 p. m.. All tickets food •
to return on any regular train the
following day. Trams will leave
stations as follows:
Station Time Adults Children
GODERIOH 6.45 $2.15 $1,10
ROLMESVILLE 7.00 2.0$ 1,05
CLINTON 7.10 2.05 -' 105
S E A. F O RTII 7.25 2.05 1.05
DUBLIN 7.35 2,05 1.05
M ITCHELL 7.45 2.00 1.00
•xSErIRiNGVILLE 8,00 1.80 90
STRATFORD 8.20 1,65 85
Ap rice. on, SEED COIN'` such' ,as
will be p l ar 'Competition etition
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BAILEY,
REDCAP, and
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EA
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COMPTON
Only �1.00 per bushel.
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'"'!rpo not fail to call before �L . purchasingV
R . L & • .HI L M'I:S
M012. ,O
LoNDE SBoRo
As there has been on excursion from
o time,
othel
Valls fors the
tide district t
t
1a
this Will give a Splendid opportunity
to view tho Natural'wonder andlleatt-
ty of this Great Waterfall, also to see
the Great Waterpower that is being
developed for the benefit of Clanndiane.
Elverbodq carne and spend a Inelegant •
and profitable day, and you will never
regret it, 111111.111111
Special Lines
For This Month.
Lawn Mowers,
Lawn Rakes.
Garden Tools,
Scythes and Snaths,
Daisy Churns, ,
Poultry Netting,
Screen Doors and Windows,
Gasoline Stoves,
Blue Flame Oil Stoves,
Shertvin•'t Yliarns) Mixed Paint, .Varnish, Stain And
Floorlac. '
•
arland giros
Stoves and Hardtrrare,