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New Waists 98c each
Regular swigs• •
'Saturday We put on sale a shipment of new
,waists at 98c each. These waists a.re made from
fine LawnS, have three.quarter sleeves, handsome
embroidery fronts, and are
and. insertions. There are fou distinct styles.
All good. Regular value is easily $1.25.
Saturday morning 2; to. sell at each ..., ..,. 980
Better Waists. at $r. o, $2,00 and $2,5o each.. Alla
are Retiring Sale values.
Mil�fit�er,� Opening
Continued.
The opening display of S ring Millinery will
be continued all next;, week."•:This is our last Mill-.
inery opening in Clinton, and we have endeavour-
ed
to make it obr.best. That our efforts have been
successful is shown by the many' appreciative coin
ments of the crowds who have thronged our Show
rooms. `since the first day.' , We never prepares
more hats for an opening, .never. showed Millinery
that was�the equal of that' in, our show room to -day
Don't miss seeing the the. new hats,- whether you
want to order just: yet or not. Even. if you do not
youreally.ought to see what is by ,`long odds the
- choicest collection of high class.Millinery we have
ever attempted to offer our' customers... You will
be welcome any day. • °
Local Notice15. I M A II Good 'i h has been Collegiate Notes
The entrance doors at .the Collegiate
opo alt-, DI l4, ATI M ; have been changed, now opening out.
SUGAR ADVANCING. --Although The London Assurance corporation
sugar le•steadily advancing we have
our season's supply bought, and are
prepared to sell, .as usual, at wholesale
prices,. W. T. O'NEIL..
r o wn, who
paoily for some tune has;bten confined
hln a to bed' for the act tell days, T
lain Tewin ,'•Children's olot _ gg
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CLINTON NEW ERA.
FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1908.
gown 11G�aliils.
through h their.agent D I. Macppherson,
settled the damage on the A . it Smpith
store at $70.00
Mr. W.. Z. Lindsay,- of town. has
bonght the Farr •grocery stock, in
Godericb, and will move to, the couo'ty
wards.,
The meeting of the 0 0 0 0 was held
in the Assembly Room. The' main
feature of the meeting was the contest
for Dr Shaw's prize.
The Collegiate Institute Football
Club met on Monday,, and elected the
town: at once. • following officers for the spring term;
on.. Pres.,. J A. Constantine , lion..
Mr..J. B. Hoover was elected to• the Vice President, J Crooks ; • Patrons;
the Wood- B r done . J Ra sf d Do.
Board of Management of h W B n or W her-
, y :
, men of the World,at the annual meet- ty,,. M D McTaggart, Dr. Shaw ; Free.,
ing in London last week. ; J 'W Treleaven ; Vice Free. W Weir ;
Dr. Sbaw, M. D. McTaggart,. and, R.
Holmes, went to Ottawa this week to
THEY WERE EASY--Olinton con- interview the Minister of Militia, Con-
tingent of chelker players, who went writing the military celebration at
to .Blyth on Friday evening , to play `Quebec, They returned yeeterday,
against BlythandBrussels, found they having met with a cordial reception.
had an easything, defeating them by
a score of 23',to 3.
SCOCEBSFUL TENDER -- Mr. E.
Gardener has. secured the contract
for -the plastering work enU, the fine
new brick residence of Mr Tao Middle.,
ton, Goderich Tpalso of the Catholic
church in Clinton. Be has one or two
other jobs on hand. °
L' GOAL OPTION CONVENTION
—
A meeting of the Local Option Associ-
ates for East and West Boron will be
held in Ontario Bt -Church on Thurs-
day, April ltith, at. 10 a. in. Rev. Mr.
Spence, of Toronto, will be present to
- address the gathering.
THE SEASON IS OVER— Put the
cutter in the_ hay loft,. and.Btow_away
your sleigh, for neither will be wanted
for man another day. ' Take the bells
LadieeIfoine Journal .Patterns,
the best ' trade in, the world to -day;
can now be had from. us. We have
the agency' for this pattern in con-
-vectioh o'ur n wito erzen store, and
it only takes halt ,a -day to. get one
you any time.. Catalogue showing
all patterns made by them are here
for you to .order from.
Sec Treas. E. E. Bali, ; Captain, J. V.
Copp ; Manager, J A Cameron ; Cara,
tor, 0 K MacPherson:; Exeoutive com--
tnittee, W. N. McQueen,. K. Mair, D.
Stewart, B Johnston, F. McKenzie, N.
ttobson, A Trick. A• challenge hae.
been entered for the Hough Cup., As
A s urovise birthday party was given soon as the ground, is in good condition
to Mrs W. S•' iiarland, on Tuesday practice will begin, and it is to be
evening by anumber of her friends. hoped that the trophy won by Galt
She was the recipient of a fine tea set last fall will return to its Wold .quarters
in limo ues china. Refreshments. were .�. iA . Minton,. The 1'reasul•er's report,
served by her friends,. and the evening showed a substantial surplus. on hand,
spent in games. Her many friends and everything bodes•well for the. suc-
y y f health cess of tl?e• Club daring the present,
wish her man .more ears o, season.
end happiness.
THANES—Miss E. Manningdesiree
,to express her thanks to all, . who .in ,Spring Show InClin.ton,Lpril 2nd.
so many ways, and in such a
generous manner, showed their sym- - Entries are cooling in •fast and at.
paathy during the illness ofher mother. 'good day is altthat is required to make
Mrs Thos J. Blacker wishes to ex: $gr and success.
tend' her, thanks to 'the.. officers . And.mr W R Counter has'donated a
members of Court Magic No 16 O F.
handsome Silver and glaws' berry dish,
'xhe+.prompt.paymenhnf iao-- ':•'valued at SILO for. Uie,.beet.eoww-ang.,
ance held by her husband in the Oan• age exhibited at. the . show. This
adieu Order of Foresters, and also should stimulate the cattle men and
bring out the best in the County,
This show. has a Provincial reputa-
kion• so much so that the•Ontario Gov-.
ernment is sending a 'representative
to report upon the .stock.
.The members for the different rid-
ings have signified their intention of
being present.. Now, Stockmen re•
member:,you' reputation is at, stake,
and:do your utmost. •
•
from ofF•the harness; and the .the
so for the kindness shown her ••in the
lar a and, warm, will find a cosy.corner time of her bereavment.
CONCERT— The Clinton Uollegiate
'Canadian Club will give an entertain-
ment in the Town Hall WWI evening
of Thursday,. April 9th. "Tineprogram
is an excellent one, consistingdftwo
plays, e, tableau and music, • he plays
are short, not longer than 45 :.minutes
in the'gtanary of the barn.
NEW. BAND—Dame Rumor has it
that there is to be a. new band organ
ized here, Balled Clinton's White Dyke
Band, and, we . understand that the.
instruments are ordered, and will he:
here in a few days, and will be on .
view at Mr Watts shoe Store. each and .very .funny; the'taubleau is
ILLNESS—The wife of Mr. Thomsis truly unique; the music is the best ob-
Kearns has been 'ill for Seve-
ral
eve tainable0• To pay expenses and to as.
seriously sist the C O I Football's: Team in'com-
peting for. the Hough Oup, an admies-
to know her condition is somewhat ion of 15 cents will be, charged.
be;ter. .Mrs W;Marten, one of the b t tit
oldest residents of the town, we regret•
to say is in rather precarious health,
-due%`t"o`her age. Mrs 'S S Co`oper'who-
has been i11, is, we are glad to know,
improving quite nicely.
The Seasons::
Correct Dress Goods.,
at a.ries -o : most -a ; in s are—s 1
most popular and more in demand than any other
Dress material.. ' Fancy Stripes are also good and
are in favor for those who wans something a little
out of the ordinary: Our stock of plain Dress
. Materials, such as Venetians,; B.roadclothis,r'Pana
mas, Foiles and. Wbol Tafettas, is practically •, as'
good as it dver was: We 'have. all the correct
shades for Spring wear;_ and prices :,are based on
the• fact that we want to sell -the goods right .,out
this season because we are -retiring. from business
in Clinton.. '
We are also showing some very nobby suit-
ings and costumes in ,chevron and ' Taney . stripes
that will appeal to those -who want something ex-
clusive. Come and examine our Dress - Goods
stock before you select your •Spring . costume. If
saving money isanyobject to• you, •you.. can do it
here.
Panamas 48c ` 9$c •
•
Venetians and. Bnoadcloths 69c, 98c, $1.23.
Wool Tafettas 42c, 48c, 8.2c.
Voiles 45c, 69c, 82c.
All at . Retiring Sale :prices, which means they
cost' you less money here than
any where else. .
Saving prices. 'on Lawbs
Good Lawnsat saving prices._': Just .a litt , le_
say from 3 to 6 cents a yard lower thanyou w it
get the same quality for.any wher_e;..else, __.:
India Linen Lawn 110
Goodquality India Linen Lawn, one of the lines we
have imported direct from the makers, Clearing now I
at ner yard ..... ° : 1•
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A Better one at 124e
Better quality genuine. Linen • Lawn, nice . even
thread, ,suitable for waists, underwear, etc. .Very.' 41'
special for sale at per yard . 2C'
1 Better One -Still at 15c
Finer quality.real India..Lawn, nice finish and suit-
able for almoot any purpose, very special for sale at. 15e
per yard....... ......, •... .. ... ....bk.
A Aetter One Still at 19c
This is an axceptlonallqood lawn, the regular
value is 25e per yard, this is the price it bas been sell,
ing at. Of course we want to clear it all out now, 19c
and as long as it lasts, you can buy it at per yard.... -
• .NEW SPRING. JACKETS.
Some nobby new Spring Jaskets, in black and fawns
opened up this week. Real natty styles, correct in every
detail, analtboughthey are all new, they are..selling_ at „.
Retirtd bg $ale prices- t
You Save on Everything a
We want you to eniphsize the fact, • and
pressit upon you,.that, although the stock is being
kept up-to-date right along, thisis being contin-
ued this season with the sole. object inview of sell-
ing out as speedily as possible. We are positively.
retiring from business in Clinton, and . have no
thought of making money out of the business tlys.
season. Price on every .line are cut Not an article .
in the store, save spools,but is selling at reduced
• rices. That means your.dollars will get more
here than anywhere else. If saving money is any
object to you, •you ought at least to see 'what we
can do for you •before you do your Dry. Gods.
buying—for Spl*lrlg. -
FAIRFARM SOW -The Fair. farm
of 214 • acres which was ' offered on
Wednesday ;March 25tb, was sold to
Wheatiey-fortl$1012A--`Flee• fay _•`
• is about as well situated and conven-
ient to Clinton; as any farm could be;
it is -worth a couple thousand dollars
More than •it sold for, and was a good
bargain at the price paid.• .
•
OVING PICTURES— On Tuesday
-of-next-week--what-is-claiwbd.to.be_the_
most perfect hand colored moving
pictures ever produced will . be shown
in'the Town'Hall, Clinton, illustrating
the "Life and Passion of the Saviour."
There will be several illustrated songs
rendered by good musicians, and over
3000 feet of. , beautiful hand colcred
scenes, •
ENITTING FAuTORY: r'IRE = in
thebasement of the Knitting Factory
Saturday morning flyings from the
brushingmachine took fire, andthe
fire alarm was sounded., but owing -to
the' good work' of the factory brigadewere ade ty the different members
and an ample supply of water from al mof the Club and: one and all expressed
large tank above the building, it was I the pleasure it was. to show their app
easily put, out before 'any damage•preciation of Mr Davis •seryices.to the
was: done. The factory continued run.. Club. Mr Davis was very much affect-
ning as.usual. ed;bv:the honor bestowed upon him
byhis club, friends and replying gave
..'A. SPRING VISITOR'.—'Two men the Club's >3tanaing.and: its position. as
with a small tame bear made their a moral factor'in town, which is to
appearance in town one day last week band together young•men and-- 'keep`
They '•were soon .surrounded by 'a
them out of temptation, by having a
crowd of: the admiring public.., The place to spend their spare time; and to
bear was: well trained . It• could dancemake:stvange s_coming-to•---town; to-
el at home, and among friends. No
.gambling or liquor. of profane lengu-•
age, is tolerated in the club. Speeches
• were also made by the, guests,: Mr Met.
Leod,: W. Colyer, Dr.. Axon, and G.
Bargge and they all heartily endorsed
the• Club's policy, • Mr • Nimen's • was
all that "mine host" could•be. A three
ball billiard and a; pooltournament has.
been started with the . handicaps set
on the scores_ made .in the tournament
recent iy:finished., •
H 1
March U08
Durability of
•Paper
is the real factor that determines the cost, ' h
costs as much per roll, labor or cash, to . hang a.
3c paper as it does one at a few,cents" more, that
will beautify your home for a much longer time,
The ' Moral
we want • to make fs :that � �there is aprice below
which it is not wise to go."Wethink we have
the largest variety. We know .we have the
popular goods, and that our prices are honest
prices at which you can , decordt-e your rooms,
Becoming the season. your .purse, and . above
all, your individual taste. We'even*have, the 3C
per roll kind. It will cost you nothing to see
our stock. It may cost you more not to see it.
er
.Often the Chrapcst.
. , .
at
Always-- tire Best, . °*
Advertise in
MARRIED — A quiet, u : pre y
wedding took' place in Clinton, at the
::home_of .Mrs. -Pinning..; -Isaac...St., nn
Wednesday March 25th at 7 p m when
her eldest daughter, MissMaud, was
whited by the bonds of 'marriage with
Mr Wilfrid Hudson, of Clinton. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mi Jolliffe,. The bride and groom
, ,'• ., '.
the 7.35 train •Thursday; moy l rning'
to spend k few days at Mr Hudson's
home, they will reside here on their
return. ' Miss pipping is a popular
young 1ady,wh3 hasrnany friends here
%1r Hudson is very Well thought of by'
a great number' of warm friends.
- PASTIME ULU13 Iriday evening
March 20th, the members of the Club.
and guests gathered roundtlie festive
board to celebrate 'the happy event
'of being entirely cut of debt, and to
honor _their financial secretary, Mr,
Newton Davis to whose.', untiring en-
ergy and unselfish devotion to the
Club's welfare is due ..: its enviable;
:position;: to•day.. Mr W Johnston, as
chairman, read the address .. in a very
able manner, and Mr. Allan .Conliff.
made the presentation of a fine signet
ring. After the presentation speeches
..the.. olka rch,-:spit-^up-'if a chair,
•rn soniereaults'and do mangy :other
tricks ` After the usual collection had
been taken, the- visitors departed for
freshRelds, '
HOUSE•OF REFUGE—There are at
present in the House.of Refuge forty-
six persons' over the age of '10 years.
Twelve of these are. about 70 or ,75
years ; :fifteen are between' 75. and 80
nine are between 80 and 85; four are
between 00 and 95; and there is one in-
mate who is. over 100 years of : age.'
There has not been a death in the
House since the 27th•'• of November.
TF is speaks very highly for the mas-
ter and matron of the House.
Y.M. 0. A.—There will be a meet-
ing of the Count* Committee of -the
Huron Y 'M C Ain Clinton, on Friday
to consider -questions involved in the
opening..of work,_in the, County.: ' The
committee has met with muoTi' en`�x-
couragement; and are desirous of hav
ing the work advanced as . much as.
possible. The .36th provincial conven-
tion, of the Association, •of,Dntario and:
Quebec will be held .•in Stratford on
April 8 and 9. A. number of prominent
men will take part among whom are:
Sir Mortimer Clark, Lieut Grvernor of
Ontario;Fred Smith and.DrG 3 Fisher
of New York ;. Prof Magrimmon, of
Toronto, and D A Budge, of Montreal.
SPRI N(I TERM
frbm • April 8th merges into our
Summer Term from July 6th..
Enter"now and be ready for a good
"situriflGn""iia isle early AAuttinin
Ne Catalkgue free. Write for it.
• Central•,,Business College:
W. 11.. Sb w, .Principal,
Yonge`& Garrard Sts., Toronto,,
• S.prvieable Shoes.
For School Boys
A good healthy schoolboy Will wear out any
.shones soon enough. But he won't •wear out a pair.
.of dtir kind as soon'as some otehr kinds. Thats
becauseour shoes are strongly, honestly made of
good wear•resisting leathers, no skimping no shod- -
dy'worked in at unseen places,' and .' then. again
they're so good-looking and comfortable •that the
boys will like them and cake better care ,of ,thein.
Our Stock, the largest. '• .
Our assortment complete.
Our prices the luwest, quality considered.
Boys Schowp1 Shoes' $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and $2.
ed
ac so
Trunks and Valises,
Miss Ca4ntelon. & Co ,beg to announce.to the ladies of
Clinton and surrounding -country that they have open-
ed neiv, PariPr over. Messrs. Tozer & Brown's
store and are having a GI -rand 1V1illinery Opening on
We :exte44 tIO, you. and your: friends. w
tion to attend.' this Opening .Coine. and enjoy yOurselves •
and see the .niany dainty nOvelties for' spring. wear.
.,Wc have. engaged-MiSs 'Leigh, of ,St. Catharines,- for
and %comes -welt reConIniended,
Oiir Prices 4171e /11,046 -ate.. Our •S,tyles Exclusive.
.MISS. CANTELOiSt 'Ca
ring
Coats.
The neW Spring Coats are here, in all their'''.
splender, faWn and black' Covert Cloth Coating,
pretOly: trimmed with colored Yelvet and Silk
Braids. This season, dame fashion says. short *Coats;
hip length; semi -back, are to be worn, and worn they
ihall be. We have thern in all the popnlar colorings, and invite your inspection as
Style same as above ::cut, in black or fawn
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