HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-11-03, Page 5Nov. 3r4d 1905
The Moisons ask
incorporated by rAct et Parltanten't arm,
Capital Paid Up $3,000,000
Reserve Fund $3,000,000
Wm. Blossom MaimazaeoN, President. 8. H. Errata, Y11e-President,
James ELuxox, Gen. Manager.
FARMERS' SALE NOTES cashed or collected.
DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain, United States,
andtali 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 branches in the Dominion
Agents all. over the world.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
Deposita of 11,00 and upwards received. Interest allowed from date of deposit
compounded half -yearly and added to principal June 80th and December 81st.
Highest current Rate.
CLINTdN BRANCH •• . •. New Combe Block,
H, C. BREWER.
Manager.
MoKINNON , i CO., BLYTH
GREAT VALUES • iN• FURS
We have always done a large rade in' Furs, audit 'eetison we. doub
led our order to supply the growig demand for Fine Furs. Buy.'ing, as we
do, in large quantities, we get lower prices and special cash discounts,whicla.
puts us in a position to quote low prices for first-class guaranteed goods.
—Black Coney Ruffs, 4 tails, very special, regular $1.75 for $1.35c.
—Black Coney Scarfs, large size, full furred, chain fastenings,, 8 .tails,,
good value at $4, for $3.50.
—Marmot Uaperines, long front, chain fastenings, at $3;95.
—Japanese Mink Stoles, eight silk tassels, very special, .at $5.50;
—Texas Mink Scarfs, 6 tails, 2 ornaments, cord and tassel fastening,,. .
great value at $6.50.
—Sable Ruffs, in brown and. black, °tails, chain fastenings, $7.50.
—Isabella Sable Stoles, 72 inches long, .8 tails, 2 ornaments, cord and '.
tassel fastenings, very special, at $10.
—Stone Martin Scarfs, long front, 2ornaments, a snap at $10.
---Uaperines, Electric Seal and Persian Lamb combination; long ;front, •
high storm collar, great value at $9.
—Baltic Sable Scarfs, chenille trimming, 2 ornaments. at $12'..
—Also other Fur Neckwear for ladies in various styles and prices.
Ladies' Astrachan Coats, fine glossy curl,.24, 27, 30 and 36 inches long,
at.$25, $27.50, $30, $35 and 540.
Electric Seal Coats, 24 to 30 inches long, at $30, $35, $ nd $50. '
—Men s Siberian Dog Coats, great value, at;18, $20 and $22.
—Men's Brown and Black Calf Coats at $20, $22,50 and
— Men's Black Galloway Coats, great value, at $25 and 2'8, :
—Men's Calf Coats, with astrachan collar, at $22,. $25 and $28.
—Men's Persian Lamb Caps, great value at $4.50, $0, $8, $10 and $12:
C.
M KINNON CO:
Threeego Why you should' buy ;a
ns. Happy Thought `Range
- • in preference to all others. .
it is the most durable. The Happy Thought contains more
metal, and of better quality (no scraps iron : being used) than : any
other range, therefore lasts longer and coats less for 'repairs.
es It is easily managed. There .is nothing. intricate about the
Happy Thought.—You simply light the fire, and it does .the rest.—
No re -kindling ; no shaking.
3 it is the .most economical. The firebox, grate, fluesand datnp-
ers are all so constructed as to reduce the amount of fuel 'used, to
minimum, and coal is quite an item now -a -days. Every stove guar-
anteed. Over 150,0C3 now in use. • .
Radiant Home The ^Radiant Home" Base. Heater produces •
• se more heat and consumes less fuel thanhay other'
heater made.e have others too. Call
_ and see our assortment.
A Special Watch this advertisement, We ptirptise •giving* n;-
speoial low price on some line every week. This
advertisement will change from week to week announcing the SPECIAL:
Our SPECIAL for all next week will be Lamps, Burners
and Chimneys. Do not fail to call and get prices. ,
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1� Second=hand Coal Furnace for sate ctiealr.
Ltariand. Bros.
Stoves toes and Hardwane •.
iitt=eftet=11
Rubbers....
We do not need to glut :the
mails with circulars, trying . to
sell Rubbers which will not sell'`
on their own merits! We liF'
give you our word of honor, and
stand by it_
MORRELL & I10LMES;
LCNDESBORO
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), 13. hoover.
Every branch in our line is complete, you can get ,
any article produced at this store.
0 Our Prices bring The Trade,;
Our personal supervision goes with.* every
chase and.satisfaction is guaranteed.
AL,13NDERTAKING
Night or day Crating pros pay attended to
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YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY
•BtJYINO YOUR GOODS HERE.
RECORD
That's what we've done,
and on 'Rings, too:: We
have some beautifuI
things inour cases, but
•never so many swell new
patterns as we are --now
showing. We got the
cream of .all the . newest
pattern;;, and you • can
have : your; .'pick if : yQu �.
come: soon.
You_: won't. regret it-, if
your Ring comes.
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• grown greatly by
9 • selling good goods
O: and selling them
4' right,
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Comparison is
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9 of value. •We coin
9' rt it on•‘every line
o of . goods .we sell..:
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a P.LSE
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!' 9 vertisement we
p haveis a well sat_
s O isfied customer.
.Your -children
get the same'cour-
teous treatment
that you get your=
n , self.
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THE JEWELER:.
If you. can't: co --
me • send your,
child..
Rear Adreratistnituts. '.
Hen house foil- Sale, -
A well built Hen house for sale, :0A15•
Will be sold rheas`:
MRS. DOWZER,' Towniend sr,
,Pony; Buggy, $c, tor. sale
For sale, good driving Pony, with buggy,
enact,- =robes hirness, etc,—Will be sold.:
*heap.. F. MoEWAN, Isaac S. .. •
Square' Pian° tor. Sale.
Good Square Piano, New' York Weber•,`.
good condition, Splendid .tone. ;Muss be
sold,. Also' Radiant': Borne Coal ..Stove,
nearly new: Apply to
pi , JOHN AVERY, Lyndon Road:
Teacher Vant'd
'Teacher wanted :ed d for U. S>e
ctroa No 16,
f ''set Watoenoeh Dimes to .'commence
,Jaa. 10.'1006. Applieatibns received no
to Nov. 25, personal application preferred
State salary.
T.STRAUGHAN, "Sec;
•1?d4i Auburn, P. 0.
MICHAL; :MA'RR,
Seaforth.•
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Manufactures Cider and Apple Butter;,
Orders promptly'iil1ed._ ...
Auction. Sale.
or
PURE-BRED REG3STERED SHORT
HORN CATTLE. FARM STOCK,
• AVI) IMPLEMENTS...
Property: of Mr, . Bet:. ,Grainger,. lot 9,
oonceaseon:6, E. D. Colborne,
doadry, November 61h,
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Thia sale wilinc1ud seven
headofa.
is-
tared Shorthorns, of '•the • famous 'Fair
M+id" fAmiiy, noted as a great milking, as
.we,l as a .bed-prodaoing etrein of Short.
Horne. kfair Maid's record was- 2lbs of
batter' in one "day, made at the \orla's
Fair, Chicago. , t:'verythin4 Advertised by
Mr Grainger will be sold, as he'is going
• West. This will be a good chance to buy
registered Short -Horne .and; good gr'ane
farm . stock, : at usual. farm stock terns, •W,
• B; GRAINGER, Ptoprietar
T,. GUNDRY, 'Auctioneer •
Hays yon seen the Handsome Catalogue of
If not, you are not yet familiar with the
work being done in Caeaia'a Greatest
Commercial School, 870 placed last year.
Home courses in BOOK -.KEEPING,
SHORTHAND or ) ,ENMAN$HIP, for
triose who cannot attend at Chatham. If
you wish the home training write for Cat-.
alogue E,, If yon wish to attend at Chat-
ham write for Catalogue F.
111ention this paper when yon write,`, ad.
dressing. ,
D. McLachlan 45z
Canada Business College •
nov34xntf: CHATHAM, ON
A Caretaker Wanted.
For the Clinton Collegiate Mediate.
Salary $250 i► year, Applieationb reooived
until October net. A aohedule of duties
maty be 'seen by prospective applicants
itt the Secretary's office.
M. 1). McTAGGART, Seo'y.
Outing recent month the
ELLIOTT
'TORONTO, ON t
has received ten, fifteen, twenty, And oven flit
times At many Citrix for stenographers. boor
keepers'eta,, its it had students itreduating
dnrin btu eine) menthe. This isthe school to
*need. 81nterrew, Write for'magnideetttfr
ot►taiogne.
05 :surd w, el<.
i9 :: Otlr ::..method -.-i.
0 business :.
o One �' rice to al
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Puritan
Lider*ear
l~or Women and Children
We are sole agents in Clinton
or the Puritan > lastie Knit
Underwear for Wonien and Child-
ren, and carry a complete range of
sizes, Any garment not giving en-
tire' .satisf$ction will be replaced ,\
FREE OF. CHARGE
Puritan Underwear
omens ...
Is:n 'tnufactured in Canada and
. the greatest possible care is taken
atevery stage of its production and
'each' garment is as Imre and clean
as it is possible to make it.. All
wool, unshrinkable, womeli's.sizes,
75c and:$1.00
or
PURITAN UNDERWEAR
P
i u>< l� , an Underwear ForChildren
of all ages; No better Underwear
ear
made, full range of sizes ' always in
stock.:' Prices.
20c, 25c,.35c, 40c, .4,5c and .50c.
Puritan • Baby's Own
Vests are. made of all pure wool,.
Penntan s Natural :Wool every garment guaranteed. Prices.
Known to every lady' as a gar, :
bent to give satisfaction...; Guaran
teed lansh,rinkable.'
Sizes 32 and:34 $1.00
Sues 36 anti: 38 r$1:15
Children's sizes 1 etc 2 65c
Children's sizes 3 Se 4 75; 90c
5c 35 and 5a0c
Stanfieid's Unishrinkable
,Underwear For Men
• A full, guaran tee: goes. -with ;every;,
garment Your: money back if you
shrink them;. .,Small sizes $i.00
Large sizes 1•25.
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Our customers•
have the satisfac-
tion of selecting
from a stock that 4
Is always up -to- 9
data,
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We.bid for your
wanes' onbthe mer- •
its of our to rcla-. •
andise' and. • the o
lowness.: of our
price,
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We.look to` the • •
'future as -'well ' as :.O' f
the present. - Ou,' .9;
price most be ri- ff
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No orclertoo small ' ;
None to large anti 0. TV::
No ti ouble'•to,
ow our goods. •4.:•
OUR MOTTO'
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, c tit: them -down •
fora sale. •L.
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State of Chili, City of Toledo, Births. :Marriages, i1E':lltll •
Lucas County... s s r•, ,
Frank J. Cheney mattes oath th-it he
is senior partner „f thei firth of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business: in .the
city of Toledo, County andState afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sutra 'cif :UNE•:H,UND1.t D.DOLL,A! S5
for each and every case of ; .Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the r. se of
Hali'sCatarrh Cure. P.t. J. CFIENEY.
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` Sworn to before me and sit" crtbed
my presence. this 6th day of D cern.
bar, A. D , .1886.
A W. CLE A SOS.
(Seal.). Notary Public,
• Hall's Catarrh' Cure is taken inter-
finally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous •surfaces of tile': system.
Send for testimonials-frt e,
Fy.al. J, CDr14ugEN.EY & 7$c. Co , Toledo, O.
bl �fists,
flake Hails Family Pius for censtipa.
tionSold „
HY
Call . in and g.3t
'o u r .prices on
chi ce grocers eft
bef ore going
elsewhere ?
QUALITY is more to
be considered than cluan-
tityi but when you get
the very best quality and
a reasonable degree • of
QUANTITY, why not
buy here :?
{duality lingers when
prices are forgotten. Our
motto is large :;rales and
small profits, givint the
customer the i)etlefll;,
A. Itheaton
The Peoplees Qls<'ocer.
Phone 1111
BORN.•
Ooos:so —In ]3nlleit,. on the 25th o
f it
Oct., to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vodden.
Girl Wanted,
Girl wanted, at'onoe, Apply to
MRS. .SVM. MURRAY,
BattenburvS't.
a daughter,
Bods—In Leebtirii, on October 18th
the Wife of \V . G. Bogie, of ' son.
Jo Est.—In Exeter, on Cie Ibex* 22nd,
the wife of L.
G .Tones d '
a n,ua.mer.
I Cri car- In Exeter, on October 23rd
thewife of Thos. Creech, a daughter.'
LOTT. -' I'
in Brussels, on :October: 20th,
, to Mr:and Mrs - George Lott, a son.'
.,Dere. Iti Hallett, on October 28th,
to Mr. and Mgrs, Arthur Dale, a son.
WEnt. —1n ,tfowick, on October 17th
to Mit.' and Mrs. David Weir; a
Lotarltlban.-in Wingbam, on Tues-
day, Oct. l?th',. to 211r. and .•M s.. Wirt.
.Lecki?idge, a son. •
CRA1'MAN.-In' East Wawanosh. on
October `.its , the wife of Mr. Allan
l Chapman, a daughter«
Sabra -3n Morrie, on Oct. 12th, the
Wife of lir. JainesSniith,;.aaon.
MARRIaGES' -
A1i.MtsTri0110„ 51Ew • In Colborne,
on•Oct.iStb, .by Bev.. J. G. Yelland,.11.
Arinstr'ong. of Missouri. to Miss Mew;
daughter of Mr. 11. Mews ' .•
Mc1�a, ,-ANDHEWS—At Augus-
tine Church, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg,•
on October lith, by Rev. Dr, Wilson,
Lorne E. McKenzie, of Winnipeg, to
Lillian; youngest daughter of Mrs. S:
E. Andre}vs, Clinton,. •
BRATY•--MAsOX—At the residence of
the bride's mother, on Oct. 25th, by
Rev. Dr., McLean, Mr. George Beaty
of Ashtabulat, Ohio, to Clara. third.
daughter of Mrs. Prances Mason. of
Btyth.
HA.WT OEN.-•-xxc+>aA .-1n Winni-
peg, on October 9th, by Rev. Donald
Munro, Mr, W. J. Hatetliorne,of'4''l as-
kada. Man., to Miss .li;ntiah .ingratne,
of Walton, Ontario.
M(Sj'ADDEN—BENNuTT--In 'iWinn1..
peg, an 04. flth, by Rev. llonald Mun.
ro, Mr. Setiinel MeS a<dden, of Beisse-
vain, Man., ..to Miss Minnie Bennett, of
Walton, Ontario,
DIEL ,
Mt)PFA'.C'.i. .. In Clinton, • oli FF"ridlly.
October 27th, Bertha Mande Andrews,
wife' of Wx G. Moffat, aged 25 years, 1
m'nth and 17 days,
'heart. -In Hallett, on Wednesday,
efoventirer .1st, Hannah Clare, daukli-
aternd of. Me.11tlat8i'V,' L Mair, -
aged 3, years
Nonr.r:.--•In Clinton, no Wednesday
Oat. With, Margaret Noble,relict of the
late Thomas Noble, Aged 81 years.
1"onD1;W'.--In Godericlt, on TVcdnes-
fitly' illt5l'lltllg, Ott. Zith, ,Maoris) kor.
ter, third 80t1 or lair. and Mrd. Atexan-
der Yoram, aged /mouths and 11 days.
MonILOW►—In tioderieh,• oa W'edltes.
da:e. morning, October 2.5th, Martha,
wife of Richard Morrow, raged 86 yeaix
and 0 months.
Srttovr,.—Tri Btingatinoti, zini V'rittnyy.
October 20th, Andrew Sp rout, aged 73
T►ea,ra.
f4AT11zitm. In •; le, un 04tc sir 1
.11tabetb„
Teacher wanted.:
•Teachert
'wan ed for a
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10;
Gode-
rio 7o"such;•d tie to commanredbn•
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Ariz 1st. 1006, applicitionr
reoeiyed tip to
Nov, 15112, Personal apnlicatton preferred,
J. THOMPSON.'
Secretary. Treasurer,
Oct, 26;4ia Clinton P
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IENTRAL
STRATF•ORD, `ONT.
Tis smalladvertisementrep.
resents one of, thelargest and best
'colleges in Canada. No school' in
• ,the Doniinibn °does•rnore for its
students than e :do
To' o
ur
knowledge not one of our gradu-•
sates is unemp`oyed. We get far
more applications than we can
meet. You may enter at any
time. Write for our catalogue.
-ELLIOTT & McLAekt.ThN .
Teacher Wanted `. Plano for sale.
Wanted,.a ,gooctmalee teacberfor s t3,
No. 5,. Morrie tp.,. Huron .Co. • 1)atiee Isom
mance Jan. let 1906. ' Personal application
col a Io
required. 'i'his is a. first elan school hold-
ing Diploina,
•. , W. 1.1'. FERGUSON,
• Belgrave 1'; 0 •
pd 4i S,o, Treae.
Choice -Residence fair Sale:.
Snbeoriber`offere for sale his residence on
Ontario St., babe is leaving town; it is'
one of the •mobs+ modern anti up to -date
houses in town, hevitia hot and cold water,
bath, e eotric light. and le most eligible
situste4 inonr of the most plea.ent mete
of the town.. Partionlara on application ,
W. H. N E r, .,O.rtnE'
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Emerson stjn4-e Grandata lig bargain,
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Pp 9 to NEW ERA, Office.
Radiant l'iame.Coal Stove
for Sale. •
Sane battier; in go,d order,. cheap,
'Apply at NEW ERA Oiacee,
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Notice.
Notice in hereby 'en.that the ander
cigned will not be reepanaible for any debts
contracted in jails name without his ar'ritten
,order.
ANTHONY LAWSOit.
Oat 21 41x "Hallett • Tp.
I That H ALF.P1U CE Sk Again
The Half -Price Sale, which I have been
conducting for the past three months, has
been more than satisfactory to me 4 trust it
has been the same to my many patrols.
In order to clear out the balance of the
Iumball stock, to make room for new goods
arriving daily for the fall . and Christmas
trade, I have decided to still make a farther
reduction of prices. My shop window will
'always give you some ' idea of what to ex-
pect an BARGAINS,
The Repair Department will have
my personal attention. All work entrusted
to me will be guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded, All goods
1 sdldnl y arae will be engraved FREE OF'
CHARGE.'
iigagerrient and Wedding Rings a
Spe ialty.
MARRIAGE LIC I SES PROCURED
W. R.. OU
JEWELER and maker of CO