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Distinguishing
Feature of our
Watches.
• AND
Clocks
Is that they LAST
insaississm.
• A full and well assorted'
stock always on hand
They are accurate time-
keepers,
Low in price
• A Call Solicited.
Old Watches taken in
part paythent fcir
new ones, •
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Jeweler and Optician
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TRE. CLINTONIBW BRA. •
Clinton Market RepOrt.
corrected every Thurs.,,y afternoon •
Wheat . ...........,.. 0 73 to 0 73
Oats • - ' 0 28 to 0 30
Bailey 0 58 to 0 40 '
Peas ' . .. , 62 to 0 63
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Eggs . • 0 -16 to 0 17
Butter ..... . 0 16 to 0 18_ .
Hogs , . ' • .. , 5 60 to .5 60
0 20 co 0 25
Torhatoes, • 0 30 to 0 35
• • _ :0 -25' to 0 25
Wool, niwaee, 0 2to 0 14 -
Wool, washed' . 0 20 to 0 22
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YOU. W1,LL SAVE MONEY BY
BUYING -YOUR -GOODS -1-LERE:
Less Than Cost
READY-TO-WEAR. SKIRTS, LADIES' COATS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, DRESS GOODS
CORSETS, MEN's FURNIStlINGS, 'HATS AND CAPS, ETC.... , ........ „
or the balance of this month we will run a RD HOT SALE of ti ib following lines, In some
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—cases we are cutting the price right in two and none less than one third off regular prices• •
We have had a very successful season and to show our appreciation to our many patron's we are *
* going to give for the balance of this month values tbat nothing but a visit to our store tai con-
vince you of.
Ready-to-Wear,-01.oth,ing
0 Black, navy and grey Cheviot Ready -to -Wear Skirts,
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. lengths 38 to 40, from $2 50 up to $6, at
ExaOry Half Price
Black Sateen Underskirts
,Odd lines of Ladies' Black Sateen 'Underskirts, made
I• of good quality black sateen, well made, good style,
<5 regular $1, for 70c. . •
Also Odd lines ranging in prices from $2,00 to $2.50,
* to go at Half Price. .•
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o Dress Lengths '.
<> We have laid out for easy sellirig. 25 Dress • Lengths
* of Tweed al:Id:Colored Cashmere; from $4 tol$6 a dress
• length, -to go at Half, Price. i : .. .
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Men's ,Fancy. Shirts 75c
• Ten. dozen: Men's .Fancy 'Shirts, Soft and Stiff front's,
all Sizes, regular 1, foi 75c. •
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Men's Fancy. Shirts - 50c-
Ten dozen Men's and Boys' Fancy •Shirts all sizes
® regular 75c for 50c. ••
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• TORONTO RiAREfiTg
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• OaTemi.—Witbin the ltiA few weeks
there has been an advance of from 20
to 30 cents in the value of first-class
butchers' cattle. This week they are •
selling from 10 to 15 cents higher than
last The demand for this class of
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Crompton's Corsets
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A few styles of Crompton's Celebrated Corsets in drab
:colors, regular 50c. For this sale only 35c. • • 0.1
00,
Ladies' Short Chats ..1
Ladies' hip length Coats in fawn and black, last 0.•
year's styles, regular $4:60 to $8, while they last $1.00 t
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Union and Wool Carpets
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Now is your chance to buy a good carpet- cheap.
• Three patterns of Union Carpet, regular 40c for 25c <.>. +1,
Four patterns, regular 50c for 35c •
Twelve good patterns 2 -ply. Wool Carpet,. .
• . • regular 80c for 50c • .
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Four good patterns of the best three-ply,wool ,<);
regular'$1.10 for .85c 0.W
Men's Hats .
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Gong out of the Men's Hats and every one must be .0
cleared mit. YOUr-Ooici3 of'our up-to-thte 'stock
Men's • and Boys' Soft and Stiff Hats at Cost Pric'e, .
Qtdereol:Ctothin . • . --. '‘''.- **,...!
Your choice of fiftesn patterns of -good 'Scotch Tweeds,
and Black and Blue. Serge, fit, linitiga•and orkman-
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ship-gtiaranteed. 'Come .eartv and get . fir.st.:choice, .4"
'.-rerrail.at '.$18 and 820; for $1400, . .- - • .0
Men's Wcir)4i-tg
Shirts :
* .. Alen's Black Sateen Workirig Shir-
o ts made of good quality of black sa-
. , teen, well made, regular $1
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of the ammals.hroug.lit on the'xnaarlgt <> <> • 0 • 0 6. .0 6 4... ,6 0 0 0 • 0., ..0 0. .0 0, "0_0
stock is good, but comparatively few :<>
are of the quality which comma!' s e 00 ,,oeloc) .0s .os .00,0400.0.804v 4. ass 0080.0
top price. Choice butchers sold on ofir o 0 0
TueSday from 44.25 to $4.40 fair to •.. • ;
medium.froni $3.50 to $3.85,' common •
from $3.25 to $3.40? -and cannerS* froth
3 25 t $4. ' :;41. Caretaker . .•,
42.50 to $3.75. Bulls, which were
/ ritual.. Births. Marriages, :Deaths ;
repent months the
Wanted
ELLIOTT
. HOG MARRET.—HogS off the ,car are
quoted' at $6.25 for selects and $6 for
second rates. This it ten cents Jower
than the figures quoted last Week, I
During the monthbf Septernber, 1904,
the 'Toronto market received 10,4b0 •
hogs, and during'that period the aver-
age price was $5.23 per cwt. This year
in the same month, 6,018 bogs were
received, or a reduction ,of 4,471, and
in September this year the average
price has been 116,18 per cwt. • .
SHEEP MARx.nr,—Dunn Bros to -day
so quote export ewes. from $4 to $4.20,
which isle cents above last week's top '
figure,' Lambs -show a still stronger 1
advance, being 'quoted frod $5:50 to
$6.10 with the market firm. This is
That 11ALFTRICE.Sale:Agaiit I
Oct. 20th, 190i
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The 1V:iolsops. 'Bap*.
- • •000 Incorporatedhy Ast•tParllenteilt.tass.
Capital Paid. Up $3,000,O-Oo
Reserve Fund $3,o0o,0oo
Wm. MOLSON ILLOPHIIRSON. President. , S. H, Bwrsci, Ykse-Presicleat.
Jennie ELLI0T, Oen.Hanager.
FARMERS' SALE;COTES cashed or collected.
DRAFTS on all points in the Donainion, Great Britain, 'United States,
and all Foreign Countries, bought and sold at best rates.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS issued and highest current rate of tittered al-
lowed.
ADVANCES MADE to/Fa,rineJ;_ Stock Dealers, and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms. •
Forty-eight branches in the Dominion
Agents all over the world.
SAVINGS DEP Allt1IIENT,
Deposita of $1,00 and upwards recnivecl. Interest allowed from date of deposit
compounded half -yearly and added to principal June 8004 and December 81st.
Highest eurrent Rate.
CLINTON BRANCH - - - New Combe mock.
H, C. BREWER. Manager.
Come on ! Come on
Let 'Em All Conie I
Having got our new Fall and Winter Goods in,
we are prepared to -supply you with Suits,
Pants and Overcoats at bottom prices.
Suits at $10.00 and upwards
Pants at $3.00
Overcoats at $10 "
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Ready-made Overcoats $5 and up
Suits . . $5 "
Fit, style and quality second to none.
MORRELL & HL
OM.E8
LCNDESB.ORO
In Time of Peace prepare for War.
The cold weather is sure to come, sooner or later. Now
is the time to make your selections of_ Staves.,, we have a_
full assortment of all the leading lines.
Happy Thought, National and Pandora
Ranges, with and without reservoirs.
Empire Garlands, McClary's Famous, Bucks'
Prize and the celebrated Radiant Home, Base
Heaters with and without ovens.
We have several new patterns small Coal Heaters this
season. Call and See .-o-ur--Stock.
Aluminum Oil Heaters. •
Just the very -thing for this'season ofthe y• ear, .when
the comfort, convenience, and economy of a first class Oil
Heater will be apparent. one takes the Autumnal Chili off
the air of the room rendering the too early lighting of a
Stove or Furnace unnecessary, invaluable tor an Invalid's
Room, has no unpleasant features v hatever and costs about
one cent per hour to operate. „_, •
Harland rag:
Stoves and. Hardware:
McKINNON • It -00.,:•':,BLYTH:.
NOWI P OR • KG' US. INES. S.
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Our stock of New Fall Goods is now almost complete in every depart
went. The most of our goods were contracted for months ago before the.
advance in price of wool and cottons, which puts us in a position to quote
very low prices to close cash buyers. Below you will find a few qiiotations,
which will give yon an idea of what yon may expect when grill visit this
store.
• Grey Cotton, fine even thread, regular price 5c, for 4c.
Grey Cotton; good weight, yard wide, regular 7c, for Sein. •
Flannelettes, mill ends, from 5 to 10 yards each, dark and light fan-
cy stripes worth '7c per yard for 5c.
Flannelette Blankets, grey and white, in three sizes, worth .85c, $1,15
and $1.50, for 75c, 05c and $1.25. •
Ladies' Fur Neckwear, in Ruffs, Caperines, Scarfs, Boas,' Stoles, tte.,
in all the new deigns. from $1.25 to $20, . •
Children's White Bearskin Coats, in all sizes, from $.2 to $4,
Misses Cloth Coats. in navy green and black, at close prices.
Men's Cloth Caps, with fur ear coverings and Vizeri at 50c and We.
Ladies' Cloth Caps, the latest American style, very special, 50c.
Ladies' ,Olbth Mantles, new styles, in fawn, at $10 and $12.50,
King Quality Shoes for tnen and women, at $2.50, $3 and $3,50,
Boys' Standard School Shoes at $1, 51.25 and $1.50. •
Ladies', Misses and Childrente Shoes in a great variety.
DRIISS GOODS—Our Dress Goods -department is now full to over-
flowing with all the new designs and weaves. We take the lead in this line
as usual. Priestley s Dress Goods always in stock.
—trE' A Smart Boy Wanted to Learn the Business
10c and 30c higher than last week's
.prices. Export buck -are the-- same as
• before, at from $3 to $3,50.
HORSE MARKET.—The local, horse
trade continnea.strong. To -day at the
of the animals were of the heavy class
and the demand for these was, extia
good; One car load was sold to a buy-
er in Barrie for use in lumber work.
'Another car went to Ottawa. Several
heavy pairs were sold at prices' rang-
ing from $305 to $470. Single draft
horses, weighing from 1,350 to 1,750
pounds, sell from $150.to $225,
Repository.11.7.;horees •were sold. and
. good' prices :were realized. The • bulk
McKINNON
For he 'Clinton:
Salary $250 5 year.
Until October ' Blet.
my be.. seen by
at the Secretary's 0
• M. D.
Collegiate institute..
Applications received
A sehedule of duties
proapectie applicente
flace, .•
MeTAG.G&RT,.Sec'y?
Miss Sybil:. Co
A. C. .14•
mintier of Barron Gold Medal and
ileintzman Schelarship 1005), •
Teacher of Piano and Theory.
For terms apply at residence cm, of
Joseph and Fulton streets • •
tliniee -Residence-for Sale.
Subscriber oftere for Bile his residence on
Ontario Bt., se he is leaving' town. -It is
' one of the most modern and up-to-date
hoOses in trivia having hot and cold water,
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WaitaS..--In Goderich townsbip, ori
a
Wallis, a daughter. .
Sept. 4th. to Mr. and Mrs, :Thos. R.. '
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ectoi'ved ten, fif teen, •twenty and eVen fift
TOEONTO, ON
I tinted as moray calls kir steno h Y-
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to Mr. and Mrs. Geo: Shipley, a -son.
. SUIPLEY—ln Mullett, -on October 16
bss r
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1 keepers, etc. as it had students •graduorrog
grap ere,
JEFFREY—At the Sanble Line, Stab- d rin
1. WING/JAM •
EUSINESS
• COLLEGE
is a high-grade Commercial Scheel ,
Three Courses •_
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy.
Write GEO. SPOTTEN, Principal.
slat or the same months. This is the school to
i RoLtnis—In Stephen, on September • cor. Yonge and .. w, J. ELLIOTT
ley. on Friday, Sept. 29th, to Me- and Ait exadndeErnstetra now, write for magnifircriennot:areie,
Mrs. L. Jeffery, a son. • . , 'Private Tuition.
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30th; to Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Itollins,
Private T3ition in Pablio•Sehool wink
• ROwx.—In Stephen, on october 3rd,
Mr. and Mts. IL Finnian. of Crewe, ink',
mourn tb------------ oeitwel-ve-year- ticularPsuaPplpislo
taught separately. Far par --
10 Mt'. and Mrs. Henry Rowe, a daugh- •
o son,
. • • • • ' MARRIAGES ••
•• bath, e'eCtric light, quad, most eligibly
situated in one of the rriotit' pleasant parte
of the town. Particulars on application
W. H. NEWCOMBE.
Advertise in the New Era
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J. B. HOOVerr.
Nelson Ball
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 with every
chase and satisfaction is guaranteed.
UNDERTRICING IF
Night or day calla promptly attended to
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X Clearing Sale of
4: • - • • • •
I Boots,arid Shoes
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:: M0 MAKE ROOM for fall goods we, will for-
t. IL the next 30 days offer Men's, Women's, Boys'
Xr---------"' and Misses,l3oots, Shoes and Slippers at the
4 ' the following reductions
x Men s Kid Gaiters worth $2.25 `and $T 50
Oh "----
sale price •4
. Ladiese Button Boots, WOrth from $2.00 to
$4.00, now going at .
The same lines iu size 2 at
.i:,
...s. ,
1. Ladieti Oxford and Strap Slippers in sizes 2, 3,
si, worth fiSILiSCOf $i.75and $2.00,
given either during the day. or M the even- .
now selling at •
Misses Laced Boots, at, tip, sizes 11 to 2 to go at,
Boys' Sebool Boots worth 1111.68,for
(Slightly narrow- in toe)
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Tbis is a Money Saving opportnmty,
$1.50
$1.00
$1.00
950
$1.25
TWITOTIELL..
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JACESON-- HIT) E —In Totonto on
y, 1 eto er ki• , by Rey. .Alex
Gilray, Thomas jackson, to Mrs.Eliza-
betb Chidleyi both of Clinton. -
. McItmlzm —NEsnimr. —4t Blytli,,,on
Octbber 18th, by Rev A. McLean, 4'.
E. McKenzie, of Clinton, to Miss Mary
Nesbitt, youngest daughter of Mr. J.
Nesbitt.
BRoWN--CLAUSIUS —On Oct 18th, at •
the residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. B. Clement, Miss Mary Jane, eld-
est daughter of Mr. John Clausius,Iltil-
lett township, to Mr. Moses Brown;
son of Mr,VrancisBrowo, Londesboro,
Turnberry.
on 'Oct, 4th; at the residence of the
hridds parents. Tilr. and Mrs. W'm
Wright, Miss Maggie Wright, to Mr.
N. J. Finlay, of HoWick..
Guttny--Pmptue-1-In. Morris, Man.,
on October 4th, by Mr. Bunion, Mt. I.
W. N. Gerry, of Fort William, to Miss
Laura Peebles, of Morris, Manitoba.
Snaosn,—PATEnsox—At St- Thomas
Church, St. Catharines, on Tuesday,
October 171k, by the Rev, T W. Pater-
son, M. A., (uncle of the bride,) assist-
ed by the Rev. N. I. Perry, M. A., rec,,,
tor, Rev. Charles Allan Seager, rector
of St. Cvprian's Church, Toronto, and
son of Coarles Seager, Esq. Goderich,
to Marv' Lillian, daughter of the late
RSV. V. Charles Paterson and Mrs. '
Paterson, St. Catharines.
DIEff
CAATER—In Blyth, on October 8th,
-Mar rElizabeth-Anrirdatighter...of.Ar—
and Mrs. 3. T. Carter, aged 7 months.
WirsoN —At Elora, on Tuesda,y,10th
October. the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. M. (Wilson,
.
totraNnl...-In West Wawanosh,. on
Thursday, October 2th, Charles Durri-
in, sr„ aged 77 years and 11 months.
Godericb township, on
Wednesday,- October .11th, ---George
Hewett, aged 81 years. .
BENNETT-4t1 Goderieh township, on
Sunday, October 8th, Verna Bennett,
daughter df Mr. and , Mrs. Andrew
Bennett, 2nd concession, aged 1 year
and 7 montlis,
Iturn.--AC Langdon, North Daltato.
on October 2nd, Agnes Harris, wife of
Adam Reid, .formerly of Brussels, aged
UWYeoaorsn's---In Grey, an Oct. Otb, Mary'
Stewart/ beloved wife of Wan. Woods
aged 131 years,
jolimoroll,--In Morris,' on Oet, 10th,
'Win. Johnston, aged 82 years,8 month
and 24 dayti,
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. MISS M. O'NEILL,
forinerly telichet in Clinton Model School
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, 014T..
This small advertisement:rep- '
resents one of thelargest and best
colleges in Canada. No school in
the Dominion does more for its
studerite..than we do, To our
knowledge not one of our gradu-
ates is unemployed. We get far
more applications than we can
meec. You. may enter .at any
time. Write for our catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MepeRLFIN
IN 1•.
The Myers'. Music Method
Teader,—IDA, G. IIOIMIES
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Ma tuhsoictoMugehthopdrefroromeahtofirdy
cl)TnnhrPseerM°inlidethreBes rudiments of music. This
course lasts about one year. The les-
sons are conducted on kindergarten
models, and include practical piano
teaching, making the study one of
pleasure to the children.
For terms, etc., apply at resIdi
once, Righ,Street.
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The Half -Price Sale, which 1 have been
conducting for the past three months, has
been more than satisfactory to me ; I trust it
has been the same to my many patrons,
In order to clear out the balance of the
Rumball stock, to make room for new goods
arriving daily for the fall and :Christmas
trade, 1 have decided to still make a further
ifeaTierOF of Priat"--"Iirslicip—Wtntlow-will.
always give you some idea of what to' ex-
pect in I3ARGA1NS.
The Repair Department will have
thy, personal attention. All work entrusted
to me will ,be guaranteed to give .perfect.
satisfaction or money refunded. All goods
sold by me will be engraved FREE OF
CHARGE.
Engagement o.nd Wedding Rings a.
Specialty.
MARRIAGE LICENSES PROCURED
W. R. COUNTER,
JEWELER and maker of CORRECT PRICES
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