HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-11-26, Page 8Five Hundred
New Handkerchiefs
at 2 for 25e.
--deaular 20e and 25e
Here is a, Handkerchief Bargain that ought
to bring buyers by the score. Quite the best of
the kind we ever offered. All sizes, fresh, perfect.
Priced at about half their honest worth,
We Ladies' Swirls Embroidered Handkerehiefe,
good quality Muslin,. with scalloped or loth stitched
edges, Beautifully embroidered in 15 or 20 different,
, mem= Saturday, at , 150 OlIS 2 for 25e
designs. Regular 2.)e and 25o valnes. Cleacorn
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People arc Saving Money by 13uying
Underwear Here...
Peop14 are saving money every day at our
. Underwear counter. We are sziling a big lot, of
" Seconds" from Canada's best Underwear mill, at -
prices- that give you a full dollar's worth for every
seventy-five cents you spend. .Sorne have a little
hole that has been carefully darned, some are a
little soiled, All will wear just as well as if they
were perfect.
150e Underwear 39e •
Ladies'Ribhed Nests, white or natnral, high neck, but-
ton front, soft finish. Just the same as we have been sell- 30n
ing all season at 50c. These "Seconds" at per gement
75c "Seconds" 55c
These garments cense in cream or natural. The quails •
ties are exactly tne same as those we haqe been selling
right along at 75c a garment. Because they are branded gel
"Seconds'. you can buy them at each.. ...:.... ,, falia
$1 and $1.25 Underwear at 700
High class Wool Vests and Drawers, cream or intim'
shades, very fine quality and soft finish. Each garment
labelled "unshrinkable." just the same as is sold all over
at $1. and el.25. Because they are branded "Seconds" you 'no
can buy them at each u
Children's Garments One-quarter LesS.11 •
All sizes in children's garments, 11 n e send-
ity and good weight. No room for us to specify the price,
but we will lell them Saturday at a straight, quarter less
than they would be, were they not""seconds,
November Jacket Sale.
It started off with a.. -rush last Saturda:y7ii
could hardly help it, for. new. Jackets, sellino- at
prices like these, simply have to -go.
Coats at $5.75
Just a few of these ladies' loose -back Coate. Several
made from plain cloths; Splendid wearing garments that
have style to them. 58.50 would be the regular priceOK 7c
For November Mantle Sale, we mark them at each Vali•1 1.1
Ladies' Jackets at $10 '• •-
A popular price, and half -a -dozen styles to. sell 'at it.
Garments that are worth $13.50 to $15.00. Every one of
them made from high grade Kerseys and Diagonal serges;
blacks, navy's, browns, etc. Coats that have right style,
and wearing qualities that ar•e beyound question. Youre fl flfl
choice of the lot tor' .. 1 Us Li
$18 Jackets at $13.50
These Coats are worth from $15 to $18 each. They ' .
represent some of the best and MOO WM111811713 styles of
this manufacture. Made in high grade Kerseys, trimmed •
wish braids or strappings. Most of them, have velvet col- •
lar; semi or tight -fitting styles. Blacks or colors -•
$13 50
Choice of the lot tar November Sale •
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A Few Better Garments at $16.50 •• ' •
These Coats are worth 520 to $22, and are the highest
grades we have in stock. No 'two ,garments alike. Only
tne best materials are used in them. and most of them are •
handsomely trimmed with braids, Choice of the lot ats $016 50
each
Two Specials in ehililren'S Cooats1
We have two lines. of Children's Coats: oh the
bargain list for Saturday. If your girls want a gcod
coat you surely cannot beat these values :
Children's Coats at $3.43
Children's Coats, made from good. quality Tweeds:and
Regular $4 and $5, clearing Satiirda,y at wet.;
Friezes. Nicely trimmed. Dark and light colorings. ' A
$6 to $7 Coats at $4.75
Children's nobby Jackets, full length. Garments
made from good quelity Tweeds. Friezes. etc.; nicely trim-
med, very stylish garments. Regular $0 and.$7. Clear •
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20 Trinnned Hats at $2.50 .
Twenty Etats, at $2.50 each -that's what oar Milliners
have prepared for Saturday shoppers. There are Hats that
are easily worth $4.00 and $4.50. 'You will. agree with us
when you see them. The reason is that we are busy using up
he odds and ends of gond trimmings and take thiti way of
doing it. 20 Trimmed Hats Saturday, regular ,$4.00 seri,
itiNd $4.50, choise Saturday W‘s310
Fancy Huck -a -hack, 50e • • ,
Fancy Huck -a -back Towelling, 2I'm. Wide, fine, even
weave. Three new patterns, rose, pansy and. fleur de lis. nib
Extra value at, per yard. ..... . ... . ...... .... .............
Oatmeal Crash, 10e • • '
Heavy Oatmeal Crash Towelling, striped or checked.
Quite the best towelling we sell for ordinary use:Special
10C
at per yard .. ••••••tb.• ... ,.••••ir”*".•-•••••
Hair Rolls 25c
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A new shipment of Hair Rolls just opened. All shades,
woven wire,' cpvered with real human hair.. Very much. s)gn
lighter than the ordinary net-coyered rolls. Special each- Litib
New Frillings
New patterns in the poptilar wide .neck ruching, ""
Clreams, whites, blacks, pink, ecru and' sky; half-a-dezen fl
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qualities, per frill 1,0e to LIM
Wide Net Veilings, 50e • •
Extra wide Net Veilings, in black, net and brown. TheKiln
correct thing for large hats, at per yard .. .
Cross Bar Handkerchiefs, 20c ,
Ladies' White Muslin Handkerchiefs, very fine quality
cross bar Muslin, hem -stitched edges, embroidered cornereg)fl
The correct Handkerchief noyelty'just opened, each Lub
Fancy.work Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25c .
Lame size colored Handkerchiefs, in half -a -dozen
designs, suitable for Kimonas,,fa,noy work, etc. Regulax
15e everywhere, Special 2 for LOU
Gray flannel, 25c
Extra quality gray Flannel, 'all wool, dark end light Ones
shades, special per yard .,
Heavy English Flannelette, neat stripes, In pinks, di gi
blues and greys. Fast colors, special value at per yard . 1 £2C
Guaranteed Tafetta Silk, $1.00
Another shipment of otir famous guaranteed Hitt&
Tafetta Silk at Si 00, just receieeds This is One grade bet.
ter quality than we have been handling. Owing to a little
drop in prices, we are offering it to you this week at $1 00
the popular price, per yard •
New Plaids, 25c
Another shipment of plaids just in this week, Itegular
85c and 87.10. Half.apdoxen good patterns, good colornigs,
double fold, suitable for children's wear, waists, etc. Very ono
yard special, per do.t4.41.11,11•496 iii.,41(0,11,1.0*4 • 41 efnot 4414" &VW
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THE CtiligTON NEW *IBA
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Brown Marquis, agedtarty years,died, old son of Mr Josh Cook met with a
LOcal, Notices
Prled Armies, E000 and stutter wanted.
IsANTEriON Clinton
I'QUIertt'S CLUB MESITIISCS-The merabers
et the Clinton eouhrs 4&'n, aro reminded that
t ere is a meetiat, in the eounell chamber,
peitewls,s evouins, at 7.30 seen). Itepariane
DR. OVENS,Loudon, Surgeon, Ocu,
list, lipirialist, will bo at W, S.
lifelnies Drug store, on Friday, Dee,
18th,f Glasses properly fitted, deafness
'Catarrh and failing eyesight treated.
Hours 11 to 4 p.M.
heAl resided there for twelve Year. The result WM) adislocated and bre
hen
He leaves a widow and two children. arm.
Ile is. Well known as a former Iluron. LIBERAL EXECEIVE:-A meet.
loth halag a hrethev of Mr Wesley log of the Liberal Executive ot West
Marquis, and son of Mr John Marquis, Ruron was held in Ooderich on Wed -
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of Qodericb, newIay to consider,among other things,
the advisability of changing the an-
nual meeting frnin June to December.
After dlscussionvit was decided that
no change be made. It was also decid
ed to hold the next annual meeting in
Goderich.
DEATH OF H. OAUR,-Reference
was made last week to the serious
illness of Mr II Carr of Wingimin,who
while cn a visit here was laid up with
what was supposed to be a stoppage
of thehowels. He was taken to the
Hospital and, an operation performed
as a. last resort when it was found
that a cancerous growth had affected
the bowels, Thlti IWO} removed, bat it
was seen that nothingcould be done to
save his life, and he died on Saturday,
The remains were taken to Wingha,na
for interment, In his younger days
be reeided on the base line, and for a,
time lived in town,. where he learned
the business of a 'carpenter and con..
tractor. He afterwards moved *to
Wingham, where he lin since resided
He was it member of the. 0.0 F and A
I G. T. R. IMPROVEMENTS; - The
I work of relaying the G, T. IL line be.
I tweet* Stratford and Goderich has
I been completed as far as Iiolinesville.
The old 17 -lb rails taken up have been
shipped west to use on the Ca T Pacific
Railway, and the 801b rails which have
beenlaid were brought from the main
line near. Sarnia, where 100 lb rails
have been laid. Considerable improve-
ments are to be made Hohnesville,-
notably some reduction in the grad-
ients, so that it will be possible to
work trains of 20 loaded cars by means
of one locomotive, At Qoderich a new
turntable is being put in,fted, consider-
able improvements are being made at
the roundhouse..-
BRIEFS-Tuesday,Dee 1st, is Queen
Alexandra's birthday.... .. Mr Mehaffsi
has -rented the house oe Mary street,
formerly occupied by. Mr Jno,
Geo. McLennan has installed the
Rice gasoline light in his store '
The Bell Telephone 0o., has just issued
newdirectoryjd,!it'euicetohreyre;;Ivb. itheriss qi4leitlastlrolli. 0 17 W societies. He was a man ef
for a town this size . . .. The . Mee- enoonoedreannode of
principle,
trio lifight Co, is introducing a new 15 fitheile, and eetemtenjoyedteitythe.
He
cand'escent lamp, known as the Ttitslk .leayes a wife,three daughters end one
sten ; it gives much more light than son. Re was 0. brother of Mrs master,
the erd'harY: lamp, and 1° said to re- sr., Albert St., north.
gaire considerably less power„..School
teachers appear to be in demand this
,ear, for.a rural trustee, whose school
is advertising fora teacher,. says they
have only received two applications so t
far,and it is doubtful if they can secure
either of them. Rev. Mr. and Mr%
Jolliffe entertained the members of the
Wesley ChtlratIQUarterly siffic ial board
and their .wives, on Friday, evening, a
very pleasant time being spent G
Cornish was fined $1. and costs Pol-
ice Magistrate Andrews, en Thursday,
for having struck Jack Levy with a
pieceof ice Mr. has. E. Hovey is
all smiles over the advent of, his firstgranddaughter,
granddaughter, it having arrived in
the hone of Ins son Prank, at Burling-
ton, on the 20th.......The two little
daughters of Mr L Kennedy, of Wing,
ham, formerly of Clinton, who were so
recently ill with typhoid fever hat e
quite recovered, ...Mr J G Medd, bar.
ber, will occupy . the room in front. of
the .iiew bowling alley, as soon as it is
cornpletedS it will be fitted iipespecial-
ly for hiria,and wilt make a convenient
„ Owing to a defective engine
the morning train north, on. the L. H.
B.,.on FridaY, was delayed for a
couple of hours until a fresh engine
could. be sent to its issistann.....Thes.
.Friendship, who has been a residentaif
Brussels •for some yearsand formerly
of Olinten, left this week for Teeswat-
er where he has securedis position :
his trade as carriage maker There
is no doubt that intim. open air' Meet-
ings on a #3eturday .evening -the
tion ArinY is a drawing card, and
whether :people believe "the old, old
story"' or pot, they are certainly Will-
ing to give a respectial hearing to the
earnests and forceful appeals wade, by
some member of the force Mr.
Brenner baker, and fainily. 'left Mon-,
day for Norwich, where- Mr. Brenner
has secured a situation,..... .RevMr.
Newcombe, who has been laid up with
en attack of rheumatism for the past
two weeks, •is, w, .pleased to hear,
able to he about again.. :.. Judge
Holt held Division court on Wednes-
day, but hadonlya, coiSple-of cases.
In the illustrated part of the Saturday
Globe is. an engraving,showin a, num.-
bar of sianadian engineers building the
Canton Hankow. Railway in China.;
one of these is R McDortald, son of Mr
D. McDonald, Goderich, and nephew
of Mrs W Colwell, of town .. Harvey
Davis • hassecured the .Conishergial
driving shed as rink, and is having the
same prepared forscold•tveather.. .
Mr Pealenaif Hamilton, has been add-
ed. to the staff. of cutterseinpleyed:
with the Jackscas MfgiCe ,• WS makes
nifiectittets 'who are kept busy:prepars
leg. material for the .celebrated Lion
Brand Clothing.......The weatheras as
MN 49 rilidSilnirber beavy.rainst bins
being experienced on,Wednesday, acs.
cairma,nied with thanderandlightning, •
-On information laid againstMr.
StrOnse,.for allowing liquor to be sold'
to a minor, a fine. of $10 and costs was
imposed hy the Police •Magistrate...
Mr Murray::Arnistrong, of the rail-
way mail service, has been transferred
from the Pere Marquette to the Huron
Hruce branch........ ..Mr. Jonathan
Brown has hiatiew.chopping rnill,next
to the Electric. Light plant, fitted up, .
and commences operations Saturdy,
.....The Hamilton Spectator gives a
long report of 'a yerV successful hall
given at the Hotel Waldorf, in that.
city recently, of which Mr Robt, Gard-
ner, son of Mrs: Gatelper, of town, is
the proprisstor accoiint-
ant with the Royal Bank, has been
transferred to Torontd, and is succeed-
ed by Mr. J.R. Murphy, of Montreal.
Mr.:A, H. Goodwin, who has been laid
up With a severe attack of grippe and '
Malaria, is improeing........:The W.fe
T McKenzie is on' thesicklist •
LOCAL,
ACCIDENT -Mr John Gellman, of
thel4th Con., Ray, broke four ribs on
Thanksgiving Day bybeing thrown
out of a buggy, his driver becoming
unmanageable at the inght of a trac-
tion engine on the road, It was nee,
easary to perform an -operation on him
to help his recovery, and Dr Gunn was
ealled in, the patient now doing as well
aa wield be expected.
0 o F; AND .W. 0. W. WIN -The
first game in the Fraternal Carpet Ball
League was played Thursday night -
last, between the 1, 0.P. and 0. 0. F.,•
in the latter's hall. The game was wen
th
by, eS.I
. , 0. F. the BOOM being 8528.
The second garae was played Monday
night between the W.O.W, and A. a
-F. in the latter s hall. The genie was
won by the W,O.W., icnre 80 34. The
third garne will be played Mcindity
evening next, when the W,O.W, vtsits
the C. 0. F. •
' HuTtoN OLD BOYS :- The report
as to the position of the Huron Old
Boys•Association, which was submit.
ted to the annual meeting at the Roa-
ms House Hotel, To ro n to, Friday eYeu- •
ihg. showed the Organization to be in
a flourishing condition,. The associa-
tion now bas 350 members, and its an-
nual excursion to Goderich and Wing
hath was very largely attended. N. Messrs
S Wilson, W. E. Groves and E. J. B.
Duncan were elected Hon. Presidents;
T. G. -Spole, President ; D. StanburY, ,
Vice Presidedt "Moody, Secretary. '
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES :--
Among the latest arrivals at the 'Col-
lege are Mr. J. H. O'Neiefor the hook
keeping L'ourse, and Mrs.0.• S. Hall, of
the Rbyal Bank in town, for' a night',
course in penmanship. A night class
in penmanship -hasjust been started,
whichrecites three. times a week. This
premises to be a very popular claSsamd
severallm,ve already signified their in-
tention of enrolling. Mr Spotton came
down on a, tour of inspection last week,
and also bringing in supplies. Miss
Lizzie Mohntain, who has been attend-
ing for the past few months, graduated
from the stenography course this week.
Niii0MEN'S INSTITUTE .L The regu.
lar meeting of the. Worrien's Institute*
was held at the home of Mrs R R Hall
on Thursday afternoon of last week.
Thee Was a good attendanbeand one
new member; After the usual routine
of business veryexceltent paper was
react on "Good farm In publiaplaces"
after which there was a spirited dis-
cussion on the. subject. The next
ineeting,will. be held at the home ef
:Mrs .Bradshaw orsThursday, Dee 17th
ToPics; ',Deserts,' and "Cakes and
Cookies" At the close eftne nieet'-
ing theloetess served a very excellent
lunch Which was much enjoked. by all
and for which she received the thanks
of the members. , • •
BIG DAYFOR THE CHILDREN --
The Trustees of .thePublic SchoolEtoard
have q4ianimously decided to ask
the tee hers and parents of inipilS of
co-op ate in getting up a big banquet
,ntertainment for the enjoyment
the scholars. The idea ' is a good
e, and an- energetic committee Is
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an
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Qrking on the details, and it. is ex-
pected that it will he brought of in
the Town Hall on Friday evening Dec.
1&h.Foist-hundred school children
all having supper together . in one
room should. be a fine thin and
certainly a most .enjoyable thing to
the:children, We wish the coniniunity•
all interestecl,succeas in such an under-
taking. • • •
Y. M. C. A. -The. Clinton branch of
the Y. M. C. A. met in their rooms on
Thursday evening of last week. Bible
study on "Men of Steel," •was led by
President Hartley, and there was an
increase in the attendance. Arrange-
ments were media for theholding of an
At Horne in the rooms on Thursday
evening, Dec. 3rd. The young men of
'the town will be welcomed at this. At
Home. 'After the rendering of a good
program, light refreshments will 'be
served. • Because of the Clinton Colle-
giate Commencement Concert the
meeting next week will be held on Fri-
day evening instead of Thursday even-
ing. The vice-president, Mr. Percy
Plurnsteel, will conduct the Bible study
A number of genies have been put in,
such as Crokinole, checker, forte, etc,
and the rooms will bo openfive or six
nights in the week.
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rd. -AL& P/RST DAY;`Pie,oRifie-
Nov. 26th now
We believe in doing things rather than talking; we
don't claim to have the largest stock in Canada or to
give you the bigest bargain on earth, we simply main,
tam that in
WALL .PAPER
We have to offer you a great advantage in quality,
assortment and price, SIX MAIMED DOLLARS
wourcii of it bought.at rate on the dollar. Its here
for your buying
at flalt,Price
in some cases less, an opportunity seldom offered
you, see our 25c. Remnants, bigger and better than •
ever.
The W. D. Fa4r Co.,
Often .the .Cheapest. - Always the hest.
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• -or'''. sews,. .s...,4000s,
$4 $430. and
$5.00
You begin to feel cotnrort the instant your robt enters
'a "Queen Quattv" Shoe. When you find just the
right length and width, it is like a soft gentle caress
:of the whole foot. Try one pair and see for yourself.
FRED.' JACKSON. -
wo Hour Sale of Black
S tteen RietticQats
Pit 98c Warm Knittop. Petticoats
. • far $4.5o
This wilt be- glad news for the
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many Ladies who ha.ve been waiting for
a big bargain in a strikingly pretty
black Satteen Petticoat, worth in the
regular way, $.5o. As the quantity is
limited, we make the event a Two-hour
Sale ----from 2 to 4 p m., Saturday. '
Red Flainliellined Petticoats
for $1.50 •
The New. Idea hleatherbloom
Petticoats, $2.5o up.
Flannelette
Night Govvns for 75C.
Flannelette Night Gowns,of very
fine quality English Fla,nnelette, in
stripes, pink blue, .etc trimmed
, with Embroidery.
Special -price- -7-5c
35c Ladies'
Underwear for 25c
Ladies'. Winter-weioht Vests, extra
quality yarns, trimmed with Rib -
boa open *front all sizes, rev, 35c
Sale price 25c
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123c Factory cotton.
for .loc •
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Factory Cotton, ,74.o in: wide, fine
round thread, 'extra Weight, best
valuewe ever offered at xeic, for*
two hours Saturday afternoon
To go at '10c.
20 per dent.off
Top Skirts .•
• Your choice. of. our :range of,. top
Skirts, in black, blue, brown, green,.
;red, 'or fancy,tweed„e-hour sale.
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20 per cent. off reg. prices.
Tarr' g
in La les' Coats
emmnealo•Neor
Prices
Ladies' grey mixed and check tweed,
Winter Coats, trimmed with green vel-
vet, gilt buttons. This season's cut arid
style, lose or tight -fitting, back, all
sizes. Regular $15.6o •
*.° Sale. price $11.00
L,a. dies' do.rk grey. Cheviot. • :winter
COats; trimmed with black Military
Braid, a very natty military, effect Coat,
regular $1 2.00 .
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Sale price $8.00
Ladies' dark brown check Tweed
,winterCOats, green velvet collar and
cuffs, fancy buttons; full backs, a very.
servicable Coat for wear and appear-
ance:. Reg. $12.5o •
Sale price :$9-.00
Children's light and dark. grey.
Goats, velvet collar and. cuffs, all sizes,.
reg.$7.5o for $5,00 • .
•Children's brown check Tweed
Coat; self dollar, buttons high, loose •
back, dainty trimmed -20 pet' cent. off. .
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MILLINERY
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Saturday we will put out 25 up-toithe-miuute Hats for
quick selling. These Hats are worth. in the regular way
price
1511.1 b $2
00:ptoasi.50.00. While they .1a.st, :our closing
SEE SAMOL,1E$ IN WINDOVV!
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