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July 7th, 1905 mai
The Molsofls Bank
incorporated by Act of Parliament !$55.
Capital Paid Up $3,000,000 '
Reserve Fund..,....... $3,000,000
War. MOLSON MAOPAERSON, Preeident: kl. H, EwING,, vice-Preaident,
JA?[se ELLXO'r, -Gen, Manager.,.
FARMERS' SALE NOTES oashed or collected.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain, United States,
and all Foreign Countries, bought and sold at•best rates.
DEPOSIT REOEIPTS issued and highest current rate of interest al-
lowed.
ADVANCES MADE to Farmers, Stook Dealers; and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
Forty.eight branches in the Dominion ,
Agents all over the world;
SAVING S DEPARTMENT.
Deposits of $1,00 and upwards received. Interest allowed from date of deposit
compounded half -yearly and added to principal June Both and December Blst.
Highest aliment Rate.
CLINTON BRANCH. - • New Combe Block.
H, C. BREWER. .. Manager.
ihmiummiimwmatammoamvalw
Furniture and Undertaking.
We desire to announce that .during .the
absence of Mr. J. C. Stevenson in the Old
Country, ' the Furniture and Undertaking
business will be carried on as heretofore.
Undertaking
Will be carefully looked after, .as::before; and
.de °
night or day calls promptly responded' to:
J. C.
STEVENS:ON,
Undertaking., Furniture and U g, - CLINTON
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HURON RESID*WWE, W'j� s' `M `s
$12.00 3.
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THE MANTON NEW ERA
All Righ
There are no better
words used to describe the
Hellyar watches. They
are ' 'All Right" in every
particular- style, action,
case and durability. - In
spite of their :high Tquall=-
ties they are sold at a
reasonable price.
If you` have an old
watch 'we .. will take it in
part payment. for a new.
one.
Headquarters for fine
watch repairing give us
a call.
n NIELVAR,
Jeweler and Optician.'
D1ED
ConnouLn.--In Winggbam, on 'Sun:
day, June 25th.'' W Gilliam ' Corbould,
i manager of - the Bank..0 . Hamilton,,
aged 58 years.
ArLD. In Wtnghanl, on. June .22,
Ann Elizabeth Gowdy, wife ofTholnas
Auld, aged 45 years.
CAnNoOnAN---In Tulare, California,
on June 12th, after a brief illness of
typhoid fever, Robert Edison Carnoch
an, youngest son of Mr. Robert Car-
nochan, of that city, and grandson of
the late Robert H. Carnochau'of•Tncc.
ersnnith, aged 25 years.
VANs'rONEC.-In Colborne, on Thurs.
clay, June 26th, Sarah Ann, relict of
the late Samuel Val.nstone.
Ill • AiOdertt Illtaig
Bov -WANTED at -once at thl
,; Vew.Era Office..
Girl Wail cd
A young girl about 13 or 14 years old to
help in light honae-work, •
MRS. WHITE HEID, Clinton,
-- -4--Tenders ; VI luted- _
Sealed, Bnik, or Separate tendcra, for
alt or any of the several branches required
in the Ercetion and Completion. of a Cern
ant Concrete Factory building for the
"Clinton Knitting Co., Limited", at Clin-
ton, O.ntt.
Tenders are invited also, in. connection
with above, for Cement Block, or white
Brick, above the Basement line, as thepro,
prietors wish to reserve to . themselves the
right to' erect ,.either Cement Conorete,
Cement Blocks, or white Brick, .•lenders.
will be received up to July 20, °1905, at 6
rPiens and Specifications may beseen at.
Combe'! Drug Store,_ Clinton, Ont., or at
the.oftioeof Clinton RnittingFaotory,.Clin-
ton, Ont„ or at the office of Stewart,
Wanton ds. Taylor, Architects, 8 Market
St.; Brantford, Ont;
All tenders must -be sealed and endorsed
"Tenders", and:eddreesed to H. 13, Combo,
Box 156,'. Clinton, Oni. •Lowest or• - any
.,
tender not neceeearily•acoepted.
Clinton, July 4tn,1t105.•
Notice.
M
Take notice.that the Municipal Council
-of thecorporation of the Town of Clinton
intend toa..constraot granolithie . sidewalk$
as, per: schedule below, • and to assess
-final civet thereof upon • the property abut-
ting thereon, and; to be -benefitted thereby.
and that a statement showing the lands
said aeeeeament,'
nd
anti-
liable -to -pay, the
liQltN.-.- _ .�i_iames_,of the owners thereof, so far re they.
.
' can. be aecertatne from the last revise,
SNE Lig -In: Clinton,Sll,i ,f J3• ', the meat Roll, is now. fired. in the -office
of Rev.J. A. Snell, of Bayfield, Aases9 alit and is
ifsn unlet
w, y the Municipality of a son. of the
Gl
exit
°of Y
-FELI:s: In Wingham,•on th&26tb,
the wife of Thos. Fells • a, daughter
open to inspection daring office hours,"
-Schedule of Proposed Wai.ks-.,
` ORoURxE.-In
MelCillop, on the• ' On the west side of William, St. from
thne to Mr. and, Mrs:P.O'Rourke, Rattenbury•St, to Victoria: St.4 ft in width.:
a son.: ' ' • Estimated coat of work 6360,80,of which
$145.60• is to be provided cut of, the general
261.11, funds of the Municipality. - ,
On. the .sonth side of Mary Street from
King Street to North Street, 4. ft in ,from
•
Estirnatetl cost of work' $.661.40; •cf which
$124:60 is 'to be provided out of the general
funds of the Alunwiipalit ..
A COURT OF REVISION.
it f et ,hut
some Suits at Twelve,
To clear
To clear some Pants at Three,
A few at Three and Twenty five,...:
Please call around and see.
A. WOODUEAIJ,,
Tailor,
`/1/1i�fh�W�1r�V
�REE
PAR.I.S
BEST ENGLISH
Do you want the Best, atthe lowest price ?
We can supply Berger's—one c f' the best •
English makes—at 25c•per ib.
,
M t Miss Mabel Whitdly' 1905,at 8 o'olosk p. m., in the Coandtl
led a9aess•ment,0
uAP EJ.- ens:! , lain,s 'against r
the Rev. Mr. Doherty, on June 14th curacy of an:,' frontage measurements, Mr k,dward Drake, to Miss Ruth of an7 other coral' ,int which persons tr-
... Chappell, of Hibbert. forested may desire to make, and is by law
ELSON:-TAYLOR:- AtGran aptis ,, title bv, she Court.
daughterf'Mrs Thos.: Bissett, sr., of ; D• 1, MACPHERSON, Crier. 15,
TALBOT-MunRRAY At Drysdale, i • Nrgfii;e to the, Public,
June 17th by W. Grimes, ltic:,l+' cognizable
at °linto.t this Oth dal of Sol..,
Byron Elson, to Miss Jennie Taylor, 1£X15
o
Exeter:'
on Thursday, June 22nd, by the Rev. We hereby notify the public that C.
Mr. Davidson, of V.trna, Mr. Robert J. f Clinton who claims to repres
Talbot, to Miss Ester Maude, - eldest. Hoare o
daughter of Mr, and Mrs Angus Mur- til has no connection with •.tie direbtly:nor
• ray. ,
indirectly ; that be has no authority from
ne to quote prices on :oar pianos or organs,
POTTER.--MCINN1t3.-At the manse, to Clinton or elsewhere ;'that Our author
1 Blyth; on. June,2lst, by Rev. Dr. Mt izeit agents in and around this yicinily aro
Lean, Mr. John,Potter, of Vtrtughtt rn, Messrs t M. Baldwin de Co;, Stdforth ;
to 11liss•Margaret McInnis, of Luck- Mess" e. Geo. Thomson tic Bon, : Goderich,
now: and Mr. T H. Rose, '.wingham '
Ln`IBHMAN.--OLDF.IELD.-In Wing -'.Thu BELL PIANO 6a ORGA1, CO., lits.,
Gneipti, Ont;
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,adies'' Wh1te�ear ani
—Summer Dress Goods
,t OU can't enjoy Shakespeare" says someone with'a tooth:ach
andlyou can't enjoy the pleasant summer pastime, you c2net
feel happy in the prettiest summer clothes unless the underclothes arc
comfortable and dainty.. Our stock of Ladies Whitewear and Under-:
-` .a
wear is dainty and beautiful beyond exception.
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75c CORSETS 4.5c
60 E & T Corsets with Mose Supporters, regu-
lar
egu-
lar'75c,'for. .....
TAPE GIRDLE CORSETS 3.5c
5 -down-Tape Girdle= Coi sets;.] ust -the -this g -fur
hot weather; all sites' 354
45c
LADIES' VESTS
Made of tine Egyptian 3'a'rn sha-
ped and straight' style, square
•._ nd round necks, short sleeves
:or no sleeves, elf.sizes 1Oc
Made of fine,Lisle'thread shaped
and straight style; square rou-
nd neck trimmed With lace c
ribbon, short or no sleeves 25c
OUTING SUITINGS
WHITE MERCERIZED VESTING AND W.1 -11TH PiQUE
The: vesting is in assorted self 'colored designs,. all very new neat pat-
terns on•ideal materials 'for shirt waist, suit or waist, 25c
Ducks= --Novy, Black and White grottnd, with` dot spots, stripes and ti'g-
tires., This material is very popular for Ladies' Sttits, Girls' dresses,
j p Boys' blouses, etc.,121c
Linen spitings-Washable in light blue, dark blue, green,' pink, 27 in-
ches wide;• for waists or.:'suits 15c
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CIi1L'i1REN'S SAILOR STRAW t1A.TS•
' • P1aick and. White straw plain Red and Blue Silk Bands 25c
Plain White .stra,w.wrth'cre•tinsat• h nd 5Oc :;:
OARS
In White .Cotton .and fineWhite Nainsook, full length style.,
embroidery, fancy trimmings, tucked yokes,:prices.::
75c
50C•'
LADIES' GOWNS
1.r Nainsook' Empire o,- high neck 'style, alt taste-
. White Lofton c p
fully trimmed with fine embroidery, full.•insertion •and ;lace frills,.
1. .
all sizes ,;i $t -C10 :, :,$1:25 and • . $1;50 ' '
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beautiful`
r o0
WIIITE *SKIRTS
, Made of,fine cott:on,sev-
ei'a.l stS'les, Lrt w11 -and
prnhrorlary frill Si._ •
Mads of fine cotton La --
'i` u, frill lace "insert:7
tioll, frill of lace -tuck'
aild frill .of einbroid-
er , Freneb balld5,
etc., 20c
successors to R. Coats, CLINTON.
Dispensing Chernist
J .Ioveyy and Druggist
.1. B. Hoover.
1Velttan pfaii.
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Every branch in our.line ' is complete, you can get
any article produced at this store. ; -
Our Prices bring The . Trade,
Our personal supervision goes rivith every
chase and satisfaction is guaranteed, "_•
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Night or days calls prompay alstte:t ed to
Alex. N. Leishailan of East Wawan
osh, toMiss Adelia Oldfield 'of Wing -
ham:
NUNDELL.- GILMOUR - At the resi-1
dente of the bride's Mother, , by Rev.
W. J. West, M. A.,: on Wednesday, 1.
21st_June, Mr.'John Mundell,; of - Blue
vale, to Annie, third daughter of Mr.
Thomas Gilmour, _ •hummer 13desion for teachers and others
COULTES. TOWEL -. At' the rest during-,Tn1y at d August4, All' of ou; _,eradu `
dance of the bride's father, on Wed •atee get po+ition5. Eater anytime.
pataloguo free. �v.J:ELT,ItYl"r,Prin•
nesday, 21st Jnne, byRev. W. J.' West I
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Oorrooted every Thursday' atterdoon'.
40
• :Wheat ' . 05 a 95
Oat's . =:h •, , 0 38 a 0'40
Batter, :. .. 0 14 a 0 15
Eggs per dot(new) .... 014 a 0 14,
Live Hogs.. 6 25
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Wool, washed0 20 a 0 22
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Bargains.
I• hereby respectfully. t oilerbethe, .;
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genuine, a large number of
:8eii'Org-and-Pianos,
Piano. -. •_•�
Some bought: for .Cash; ' but°nhostly
taken'in payn;ent on new pianos, as
Ido 1.t large piano business over
the
County of Huron; some other makes
in the list. About•$5,000 worth, some.
almost ne'cv.. Cali at, or write. to,
L.' HOARE'S-
'GJtEAT MUSIC EMPORI UM
Clinton.
public, and attest to rho
fat:
McKINN N & CO., BLYT I
MILLINERYLL, * .*
The Millinery season is drawing to a close and we are anxious to clear
out the balance of our stock at half price, or less, rather than carry any
over to another season. A short time ago we bought a largeassortmentof . .�
Saanple Rats at less than half price. They are high-class goods in Ready.
to -wear, Trimmed and Untrimmed hats. . What remains of therm will he
sold at prices like. these :.
---Ladies' Reads--to•wear Hats, in new styles, worth $1, for 374e.
Ladies..Iteatvdy-to-wear Fancy. Straw lints, very stylish,won th
$1.50, for 65c,
-Ladies' Trimmed Mats; good value, at 4132.25* for 9$e.
Ladies' Untrimmed hats, at one-third the regular° price,
-Feed e'p.,Flowers,Trinanlings,etc.,tll1 reduced in price to clear
We have sorted up our stock of Corsets for the summer trade, Our
Vortet.trade this season has been a record breaker. Never in the history of
this store have we sola so many corsets --the reason is we keep a fuli•rango
of all'the bestrnakers” goods, such as R. &C„ Cronnpton's, I), & A., 0.13.U.,
B. Rt 1., E. T., and WI ay's Corsets, and sell tltent at close prices,
r,h vlarcsr, apItziso Gccor S . ter
This week we waved ived an addition to our Dress Goods Stock in Black
and Colored Voiles, in plain, lace and bourette styles, l:tatni' Ws, P.tii atnas
and other fabrics plain and fancy, Also 't nice range of Priestley's Dress
(foods which pats oat stock in good: shape for the summer trade,
The Iligltest Price Paid for Butter and eggs lir Cash orTrade.
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dulls st n oritlis °Tri. "tl eey7ee,r-. We ua r`e
decided to reduce our immense stool
of
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Jewelery, Silverware,
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Chioa�-Novelties
as an inducement to- our customers
to buy during the months of July and
August.. _. We ai e offering a big dis-
count sale of 20 per cent, off' regular
prices, on. anything in the store. As
we have always- made it a rule to
mark our goods in plain figures our
y customers' will see -for themselves the
large saving this will be to them. We
invite everybody to call and see our
-took which is composed. of new and
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natty goods.
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