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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-12-07, Page 10!•••1. 41 MEIRr" - • -ierry -4" *-11:77,11r1WWWFirrigirir,W111111./1111111k All Ready For Christnzas Shoppers We are all ready for Holiday Shoppers, Christmas stocks in every department are complete. As generous assortments, or bet- ter variety, never wereon our counters.— Never were we in as good shape to serve Christmas shoppers. From end to end the store, is full of the "Useful and Sensible" suitable for holiday giving, and people in search of Christmas gifts will find many a helpful suggestion here. Come and visit the store whenever and as often as you please. No need to feel obliged to buy unless you wish. Christmas stocks are all displayed, and you are welcome to look them over just as often as you like, Christmas Ribbons Christmas Ribbons of all kinds and every wanted shade for fancy work, All widths, from the tiny. baby ribbon to the Widest asked for. Some very handsome Dresden Ribbons for fancy work. Plain Satin Ribbons Plain Silk Ribbons Wide Dresden Ribbons Narrow Dresden Ribbons : Holly Ribbons all widths • Sateenand Silks For Fancy Work . Every wanted shade for tangy work in Sateens,. . Roman Satin or Japanese Silks. The sateens are - fine strong cloths, with. rich lustrous finish, and are imported by ourselves direct. The silks are good weight, firm! and strong, 20 and 27 inch wide, Fine Sateens r 5c. Fine Roman Satin 25C 20 in. Japanese Silks 25c 27 in. Japanese Silks .4.0c These are Clearing Out Days In the Mantle Department Every coat has a new quick -march prke on it .We never had as good a Mantle season As this has been December is the winding up month, and we want to close it with empty.racks. Every coat is new this season, and you can buy one for little money. We will take Hall Price for those. Atm 20 ladies' new Fall Jackets,all this season's styles,et it n old one in the entire tvventy.loose and: semi tit deg styles mostiv tweeds,with a. few black' heavers as wet', coats that sold as high $10-00 and $12.00 and worth it. Choice of this lot foe - Exnevigv 11-114LP PRI $9.50 is all We a4( tor ihiese.. About 20 of these coats too soine of our best and handsomest styles, the lase that are left of lines that sold up as high es W, $18, %nd $20, tweeds ' . and good quality black beaver,You.can take your to gn choice of this lot comrnencingSaturday.for , fini0(1 Half Price for The Children's Coats Every Child's Coat in the store, little and big, Tweeds and Plain Cloths, regular $3 to $6, clear— ing them all out, commencing Saturday, at your choice EXACTLY HALF-PRICE $3 00 is all we ask for these Capes 7 or 8 ladies Cloth Capes, fancy tweed and plaid Golf styles,long and medium lengths.These were ' carried over froth last season, hut.w won't do it • t2 fin . again, so you take your choice for %Pal UU That Big Skirt Special . Still a splendid assortment of our great ready to wear Skirts at $2.65. You buy the gar- ment complete for a good .deal less than the value of the material in it. We bought a big clearing lot of fancy tweeds at half price, and had them _made up ourselves. That's the reason we can sell them so cheap. 75 Ladies fancy tweed skirts,3 or 4 designsaualf a dozen different cloths, qualities that are $2 65 worth 04 to $4.50, ahoiee of them A Good Par Store This is a good fur store. There are bigger stoas and better -furs than you will fied in most stores hereabouts. Bigger stocks because oar two store outlet enables us to buy in double quantities. Better stocks because few people make quality their first consideration in fur buy. ing as we do. No fur that is not good finds a place here ifwe know it, and we are 'ready at all times to stand be- hind everything we sell, If for any reason you are dis- satisfied with anything you buy, or i t does not turn oat as you think it shoul(1, bring it hack and give us a chance to make it right with you, -You'll find we wilt do it. STOLES. RUFFS, MUPPS, in ALASKA SABLE • IsAttnt,t,A, OPOSSUM BROWN MARTEN AIM It • OHIO sAntt GREY SQUIRREL MARMOT SHORE MINK ISABELLA VOX STONE MARTEN • At any price you want to pay. At every wee good quality Knd good value. s 0 gris . ro ningcr movartit cx.raveatv;iiert. Linda 11111111111.0- J111. 01)111041 NNW ARA The thirnan lbw Era! –11294317thinvgitirraft7 mcm.A.v. D/.0EMBER 7, MO TO ADVERTISERS. -We have always ,endeavored to give the full. est latitude possible to advertise in the way of "chimps,” but it is an abrolute impossibility to insure change of ad. unless the copy is handed in not tater than Tuesday night, and advertisers must in frit. tire make their arrangements ‘e- cordingly, gOOtti gOVICS, SKATING. RINK. -Harvey Dayis and Alec Mitchell have a lease of the Skat- ing Rink, and are fitting it up for the winter.. Mr. O. H. Carter will have charge of it and just 49 soon AS it Call be got ready it will be opened; ODDFELLOWS,-A. load of 0 lows from Seaforth 'visited C Lodge on Tuesday evening, w couple of candidates were put th the first and second degrees, was afterwar Is served, provid W. 'W. Nimens..... The !6th of ary next will be the 85tb anniv of the openingof this Lodge in i ton, and it is ntended to ohser occasion by 4 public gathering of sort. moved into their new quartere Monday 4 1-1•1017 bare been fitted up at very great exr. ii -14 and certainly are ample and attractive, STATION NOTES. -George Swanr who has -been assistant cleric, here fo, Borne tinw, lias been promo e , and will hare n position either at Niagara Falls or buffalo. Geo. Snell, Lonclea bora. succeeds him Mr. A. O. Pat- tison leaves thie week on a well-earned holiday, and will be relieved by J. J. McGuire, of Liam. FROM THE WEST. Mr. James Ross,inspector of Schools for Alberta, i who s a native of Huron,anti graduate of the Clinton Collegiate, writes to the Etteas follows;-.. The New Bl'a always receives a welcome 49 it brings me news from my own countrv and mare particularly from MY erfal Viet*. ity. FELL THROUGH. -Mr, Scott, of the Normandie, left town last week. A sale of the bueiness wan Evade to Air. McCaughey, but owing to 4 diffi- culty in the transfer of the lease, the +negotiations fell through, and Mr. Mc- Caughey has since bought' the Com- mercial Hotel at Blyth. chlfel. MARRIED AT UXBRIDGE,- On linton • Wednesday Ur, T. G. gniott, of the hen a London road, ' was married to Mrs. rough Gibson, at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr. Lunch Campbell, Presbyterian minister. The ed ' by , bride is net stran er in these parts, J ng a sister of Mrs. Junin. of ILO ersary street, a,t whose home a reception Olin- takes place this (Friday) evening. vsentmh: THE EVAPORATOR, - The apple' evaporator closed this week after working op nearly 20.000 bushels of tatrnat, apples. Mr. ease states that they would gladly have continued workin t was longer, but the apples were not to be hattel had. He returns to his home at Rose N. Y. in a. few days. One of the rnosi affable of men, the people will be ghat to see him back at any time, ma FARNHAM ESTATE, - meeting of the creditors of the decided to settle with the c e1L on Saturday, a mortgageeswho have offered to ac- cept less than the face value of their Securities, and thus wind up the estate at once without litigation. It is antic- ipated that the estate will realize about 25 cents on the dollar for the creditors . • . nd of members of his family, who haye been wt e paid before thee the year. • • MORE PICTURE POSTALS. A. T. Cooper has secured a spl series of souvenir post-carda sho the ehurches arid other hand buildings o the town. includin Collegiate and Public Schools, their students. They are good. pictures, and, with the pretty co views of our "beauty spots" whi got up some time ago, our town el he well represented in the sou post -card collections throughou country. RECOVE'RING.-The friends of Mr. Lucas, G. T. H. Road Superintendent, g to know that the several sueering with typhoid, are all on the _aar. road to recovery. Six members of the endid somewing family, including Mrs. Lucas, who is still in bed, have passed through a . severe seige, and thanks to good care g the and medical treatment, they are virtu - with ally out • ef danger. clear .__. laved HOW THE MONEY WAS USED.- es he The town council some tirne ago made mold a grant of $50 tcwards the Salvation veuir A.rmy band, The following statement t the •of the way in which the money was spent, is of interest : Acelylene Band Lamp $17 25 SHORT. ONE, ree weeks Tuesday of this week will be ' Christ- Uta8. Municipal nomination Day he Monday, December Pist. The days to come in the near. futuk your neighbors and friends of Our gains in newspapers. The New • andWeekly Globe till January 1st ..for $1.80. Soine people are so fid they .want to get their taxes ' soon as the rate is.struck, aald ot .are determined to dodge the Colle as long as possible, even if Da,' ba be paid additional in doing it,. • • • • • • TO OUR CORRb.1SPONDEN1 The. Mow ERA has a very efficient .of correspondents, and w preciate.very intich their 'faithful we' have a suggestion to make. wl If acted upon, would be inore sat tory. to them, .as wellas to ciursel Frequen tly copy reaches.us.00 Th day, too late to be ; e when it reaches'us in t' • in , ly,has to tm rondensed very Moot .our space is 'Milted.. We would our correspendentS to tencl in t heidgete . as early as convenient later than Wed»esdavi if possible . order that we may give them the essary ee. from 2 sets of band music • 1 Cornet ' will Music Stand , 1 75 Harries this week are &remind rth 15 00 snow . • $50 00 Tell FARMERS' INSTITUTE MEET- bar- INGS.-The series of supplernentsay Era meetings under the auspices nf. the .1008 Weft Huron Farmers'. Institute,which gety was to commence at. Std as . Helens on 1st member, has been postponed to Feh- hers. ruary, when they. will take place as dor - follows.: ' • . . S O. Londesboro .. , .............:. February 15' . , Holniesville , February 16.1 : .Betuniller -• • February 18 1 s,Ga•-ri I NGondEierie.b• .....::...:„. . . .. : . 114_,,eeibna.ltli4arryy 2010 i t 6'ari- St Helens .• .. 'February 21 t. Res,s• • The regular meetings will be held.on ..,'• lieu, I the -dates originallY fixed : • At. Kin tail t,l' sfae• I on January '8th,, and att.Auburn on Jan- i ves• ' nary Oth. uvesn" 1: IN'THE WEST.-4-Mr*Jobti A. King •, ' . ' • ' , en - • mmerly of town, is now comfortably . Q 1. Mg . settled on a farm four • miles from b heir - there with fairly good bizildings; and 0 I like J.Anydininister ; he bolight a .prOperty ..-2 -.no .is enjoying much better • health than s -in- he had while here. Mr John. Bell, - who li nee-. . had a •half-interett in the hotel at v? LI y iins ei i with Mr Bruce, late of . . .Londeeboro, has bought (),ut Mr Bruce'v .,. ,.... -, interest, . The • latter has • bought a ear, ; hotelin another olace.••• Air Reg B'ell is the only lawyer and Conveyancer in. en_ 1 theaaltice, and enjoys a, good practise. and 1 Mr Gen Stewart, formerly in grocer business Imre, is located . on a hoine i i-, ae"nstdi: ,. his family, however is at Hartney. is stead that is .50 Valles from a railroaa t 1'1- 1 h the ! IT. WILL BE .0a/R LOSS. -In the • Ise. very near future Clinton \NW lose two - f" estimable ladies, and St Paul's . church • ial "e will lose twocif its most valuedas well 1 as most useful members. Miss Maud I -...., er; McNaughton„ who is a mernber.of the 1.-0 n ; choir, where. she has rendered Superb n". Service, will leave foa the west in a few .ne I clays ; .at Calgary she ••will Meet ,Mr.. To Loca1 Notes X44/44444444444444441 lies.. been in ritioh Columbia, returned liome on. Tuesday night. A number here are invited to a bachelor's ball, to be held in Seaforth• 00 the 28th of Deo. The first sleighs of the season were brought out on XendaY, and have been running ever since. Police Magistrate Andrews ina peed a fine of $1 and costa on a young man for disorderly conduct. Mr, Horton. of' London, arrived here in an automobile on Wednesclay night, he his since sold it to Mr, A. Seale, The many friends of Mrs. G. D. Mc. l'aggart are pleased to see her out again after being confined. to the bous;for several weeks by illness. Mr, S. S Cooper is building a neat *outside porch at the Post Office, which will make it room comfortable in the lobbv, and also for the etnployees. Rev. X, Greene has had the electric light put in his house: Mr John Liar - land likewise; and the house of Mr E. M. McLean is being wired for same. The Globe of Tuesday contained a picture of Daniel Guggenheim, the head:Of the United States Smeitin Trust, but it was enough like B. B. Gunn, M. P., to pass for him. The following item, from the Saska- toon Capital, will interest Clintonians: - "Mrs George Ernest Holmes will re- ceive on Wednesday, Nov. 28, • at her borne, cornea of .A.venue E and Twenty-fifth street" • klartliff's baker has heen kept unusually busy during the la,st few days, because in addition to supplying his own customers he has also been supplying those of the baker in filythr the oven of the latter being out of re- pair. Our old framd Mr William Robb has wisely decided to settle down in Clinton. and to further that end was married on Tuesday evening to Mrs. Morrish, an estimable lady of town, Rev. Mr, Magee perfornaing the cere- mony. , Mrs. Anna. Ross, Toronto, formerlY of town is now at Ottawa visiting .her da,ughtetidiss Ella, of Ottawa Ladies College, who is recovering from an ill- ness of typhoid Pneumonia; Mrs Rost expects to go to Manitoba in April with ber son, David Ross, .who has at farm there. At London on Wednesday tight of last week, no Jess than 51 candidates were initiated into the Woodmen. Subsequently, a banquet was served by the lady members, of the carnp and over 200 sat down to the 'well -laden table. One of the Speakers on the oc- casion was,Mayor Hoover, ot Clinton' The Dungannon correspondent of the Goderich Star says : -"Speaking of fowl, our friend "Shorty," from. Clinton, and his travelling mate claim there was' tout play with their fowl as they missed a specially fine bird, and claim it must tia•ve been taken off their wagon while 'in the village Surely not," The first number of The Canadian Courier, the new Toronto illustrated weekly, edited by John A. Cooper, of own, has been given to the. public. It s a very creditable number, and gives romise of much usefulness. It has ational ideas and will seek to educate n a sound Canadianism. There should e a field for snob a weekly. • A:young man of town who gained. ansiderable notoriety some time ago y his marriage, wa,s brought back rorn Sarnia, on Tuesday hyProvincial onstable Phalen on a charge of non- upport Of his wife. He was brought efore Police Magistrate Andrews, ho committed him for trial H has since been released on $500 bail. Jralge, Barron, NV'ho lectures here . Thursday evening, is a relative of Mr, Dowding, 11fla,nager 111olsons 13ank; by marriage. The latter jokingly says "the only thing wrong about the Judge is his politics -but even if the idge is a Liberal' by .conviction, he as no politics novi-at least a Judge notsupposed to have. L.ocal. Notices. WANTED -Dried Apples and Poultry Higbeet prices paid. OANTELON ROS., Clinton BARGAIN DAYS are every day in ww0ohr,sis.tnatts Fru.its. Dinner, Tea end ilet Sets and Fancy Chinoware,,at J.W RISTMAS FRUITS -3 lbe of new rrants for 25o lbs. Figs for 25o. g lb t Orange and Lemon Peel, 25e Finest eczed WO 21 ?be Redpath'e Su- ter Si W IRWIN, Clinton HINAWARE-Over 100 Dinner. Tea MANAGERS. ENTERTAINED Before les•ving London for illontr General Mitnager Stewart, of'the ereign Bank, tendered a cqmplim tary dinner to the local /Manager • annt to e managera of .che w ern district branches of the . bank '1 , week. 'Mr. Stewart made a brief' • 1. interesting adclresa dealing with sutject of Canadian. banking; and'a with his observations on a trip throu Europe, made some time ago, when gave particalat• attention to . finarw Conditions:. Managers Snell,of Bret .Fuller of Medford i..Rance of Uinta Port.a, of Goderiah, and Kare,Of Lo clan, also gave short addresses. • • • • , . BIG SALE OF FltiTIT LANDS The Winnipeg Tribuue of a reee issue Says :-The Fisher -Hamilton r estate company, whci have of late be operating extensively in Kooten land in British Columbia, have jt closed what is probably the large deal ever put through there. Th firm have had a large of m quietly working all summer, plach all the choice land in the Kootena Slocan and Arrova lakes under optio and for the past six weeks they ha been•taking rtp these options as the matfired. They now own practicall every foot of desirable land in th locality. Mr Fisher and Mr Ramilto both arrived in the city yesterday, 5 Fisher returned frptla Nelson, where he has been attending to the legal work of closing up this deal, and Mr Hamilton &dm Toronto, where he dis- posed of a large block to eastern capi. i Winnipeg to handle this land. Illbe I Waists. Since their arrival home a large synclioate has been formed of the Most representative men in the city of firm is composed of 0, L. Fisher, late of Clinton, and .T. Haniilton,son.of the late Rey. O. Hamilton, Loodesbero.1 RECITA.L.-The Globe of Wednes- day thus refers to a well-known musician, son of Rev. W. jollitre ;-- "Mr R. Norman Jolliffe, baritone, a gifted pupil of Mr August Wilheltnj• gave a recital last night in St'George's Hall, which was attended bya fashion- able and. appreciative audience. Mr, joint% has a fine voice, mellow. and sonorous, and he manages it with un- comMon skill. He Sings, naoreover, with earnest expression, as was shown in his 'renderings of the Schumann "Evening Song,' "Lovely Cradle of My Sorrows" and "Night of Spring.." Later. when he sang Schubett's "Erl Kink," he revealed- a senee of the dramatic which made the number one of his most effective efforts of the - evening. Ile was enthusiastically re- called, and had to respond with an extra song. During the evening he sang other numbers by Schubert, Strauss, Mozart, Lautz, Wilhelnaj nod White, winning tbe tritical Verdict of i the audietwe in all of' them. Ito was ' assisted by Miss Mien, the brilliant ; complishment of technique t Miss I Natio pupil of Mr Vogt who pla,yed the Liszt ballade in D itnnor and two studies by Chopin With excellent 40. ' Millar, a topritoo with a light and at. tractive 800ratla Wee* Mr II I accompanist, and by Mr Wil: Who sang with his accustomed n a too and (Wet. 0 A Sidney Jackson, of Lethbridge, (sort of IR •-• Mr John Jackson) and they will ae nt , married at that plapea that the very cu en 04 best wishes of her mii.ny friends here will accompany her. goes without say- i beil 07 ing, With her abilities at a vocalist, Ise.' ts..t she will be an acquisition to the tovvn I g" Lb of Lethbridge. Her sister, Miss Char- J0 o te MeNatightOn,has been for some en time teacher of the infant class in St n, 1 p : . :1.g Paul's Sunday School, her, special Y, optness therefor making her a pstaffartic- Warty valued 11)01111)01 of the ve She also intends to leave townahough -A Y. not with the smile object as her 'sister, clue is 7 and we but voice ' the opinion of " all bee who know tier when we say her re- i priv iiri mOval will be universally regretted. 1 IVIR and Toilet sate to Belot from for Xmas presents. Dinner sets from $5 up, Toilet sets from 51.25 up.. Panay China °beeper than eyer at 3 W IRWIN•S RIVATE SALE OF. FURNITURE quantity of household furniture, in - hag, child's bed, bib chair, sleigh cosi ter, and other arttelee, will he sofa by ate sale, and may'be seen at reeidenee. 8 F W WATTS, Rattenbury Si SeasonAbler,700twpar wm. TAYLOR & SON'S. .$ You will make no mistake when yOu come to us We are headquarters for all kinds of Boots and Shoes. , KANT KRACK RUBBERS are the best for heavy wear, We are sOle agents for there iminton. _CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS . • bee our immense stock of English Velvet and Felt Slip - 1 pers for Christmas gifts. Make your selectiqn new. GRANBY RUBBERS . We have a full stock of Granby and Canaclia,n Rubbers and Oversboes itod reit Boots, at prices that earl% be $ beat We will not be uodersold. We couat critioisin and comparison of assortments, qualities and prices. These are the links that titne, experieriee and our apptaciation of your patronage have forged into a chain, that holds trade, and makes it xnutually beneficial far you to buy your 13oots1 Shoes mid Rubbers at The old It411040 wirirs TAYLOR 80 SON #$ 11,1114/1144 4I4% 4411•114111111%*4 1))e, 71 1906 STO.RB .NEW;01; . as# • . Price is important only when all other points have been considered. Quality is one important point. May we 1204V0 your order now for the Christmas Globe? It promises to be a good number. A food time to renew your weekly newspaper or magazine. is NOW. It costs no more and may prevent confusion and de- lay. Our prices are the same as Publishers', "Friday the Thirteenth," a notable literary achievement, by Thomas W, Lawson, commences in EverYbudYN Magazine for December, • We have an assortment of fifty samples Private Greeting Cards, for use at the approach-, ing Christman season, o11 which, if you let us have your order soon, we will have your tiale3e neatly printed* making them re- fined and :pleasingly exclusive, They are moderate in price and fashionable, We trust soon to be favored with the opportunity of having you judge for yourself, regarding the excellence of the cards and the tnerit of the pion. We issue Express Orders. They are safe, convenient and cheap. rone.aworewrowebommomi ------------------------------------- The W. D. Pair Co often the Chcapes. Always the Best, . .. • .. agaaanseaniasonneemamemmatatiameamismft:ammarg , --1, h ristm as t The ig Men's Store Huron County's Greatest Clothing Store is ready for Christmas. Ready with the best stocks of holi- day goods for men and boys th.at were ever brought to Clinton. Everything has been arranged for easy seeing, and easybuying too. If it. is some- • thing useful you are looking for, either for •man or boy', why, come here, and you will find it. • Iristrpas.rfles No mati or boy ever had too many Ties, One se- lected•frorn this magnificent stock cannot fail to - please the Most fastidieas. All the latest shapes. and the most fashionable colors, bought specially for this Christmas 'Selling. Come and see them be- fore the best are picked over, for already we are seiling them very fast 25, 50 and 75c Use Goats-. A nice House Coat makes a most acceptable gift for a man, We show some specially fine ones, im- ported by ourselves direct from London, Eng. We have them at two prices, 85 and $10. The line at • $5 is extra good valUe; it comes in'shades of brown and red, is nicely trimmed, and an ideal gift for the .horne,loving man ne.41•••••41414•••444-••••••••040•4411441411,1.4******41140* Collar and Cuff 'Bo.xes. I f, Another very acceptable gift for a Man. hist .• a little bit out of the ordinary. Very useful . . Will hold a. goodly number ofCuffs and Col- •.lars. Made from undressed leather, in shades • of gre4n and ,tan, silk.lined, splendid .04 n : :I each , - 113U .4.4.4•4444******,:#44.4.************ Fapey::.;. ests Fancy Knitted Vests are very much worn this Winter. Any one of these wouldmake a suitable Christmas Gift. We imported them ourselves di- . rect from English and German makers. There are - great variety of colors. You can get one at $2.50, $3,50, $4.5 a . Iwowvoovw."....v...A.v.v.vvoiwoAsomAovvA•v.A.v.ovi The Boy's Watches Has your boy joined our Boy's Watch. Club 1 I I yet? If not, why not have him do so at once. 1 You could then. rig him out with Suit or Overcoat, or anything else he may need, maAANAANAA•vvvwwwww•AAMAAm+AeommouwAr. I making your selections from best stock of Boy's Clothing in the County of Huron. It , your purchases amount to $lo before the tat of January, 19(//, the boy gets a reliable watch that Will keep accurate time. You will find them . good through and though.