The Clinton New Era, 1906-12-14, Page 106
TEE CLITON NEW BRA.
for the
Holiday .Rush
E are ready for the rush and hurry of Holiday business, Ready
with a stock that fairly bzistles with gift suggestions. 'Never
have we made• such preparations for the holiday season.
Never have we been in so good a position to serve Chtistmas shoppers
as we are to -day. Ever*, department is full to over -flowing with useful
and servicable holiday gifts, and a visit to the store will be helpful in
solving the perplexing problem What shall I give for Christmas?
Come ,to the store as often as you like between now and Christmas.
Make *yourselves quite at home, Holiday Stocks are, all displayed. Look
them over as often and as much as you like. There is much that will
interest you, and you are as welcome to look as to buy.
Christmas Ribbons
No such stocks hereabouts as in our big Ribbon Department. Every wanted
shade and width in stock. Plain Silk Ribbons. Plain Satin Ribbons. Fancy
Dresden and Christmas Ribbons. A big assortment and good values.
Plain Tafetta Ribbons, all colors and widths, 3c, 5c, up to 25c
Plain Sat1n Ribbons. all colors and width, 3c, 5e, up tit 25c
Fancy Bebe Rlbons, all coiors, silk or satin, good quality, 3c and 5c
Narrow fancy Ribbons, for tying holiday parcets, yds 5c.
Holly and Dresden Ribbons.
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Some very handsome fancyand Dresden Ribbons, just tn. this Week; also a good assortmen
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of Holiday Ribbons for Christmas use in fancy worki'lat per yard 5c to :
Kid Gloves
No mistake can be madegiving a lady Kid Gloves. One or two pair extra
nevencomes• amiss. Every pair we sell is guaranteed, and you can depend upon.
‘them proving satisfactory. • If, wrong size is selected, we will. cheerfully exchange
'them after Christmas. ,Each pair p.ut.up in a hand.sorne.box : . •
The "Greylock" real French Kid fully guaranteed, black and all colors $1 25
$1.00
The "Peerless" a guaranteed Kid Glove. in black and colors all sizeit
The "shelbourne" a high grade•Prench Kid Glove, pique sewn, black and colors per pair $1.50
Mocha Gloves silk: lined, black and colors per • pair. • ..... „.„ „ „„ . „. ... . . ,..,.. ... ...... ; ..... . $1.50
Heavy unlined Kid Gloves pique sewn, tan,color, one large .clasp, meatier style, very popular,
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special per pair
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Gifts for the -Home
What makes a better Ohristmas gift than •soine-
thing for the home? Many home gifts' will be
fouud in our big Furnishing.Stock. Gifts. that are
useful as well as ormnientah and cannot but be•
acceptable to any. home lover. Here area few of
them.
Handsome.Floor Rugs $1,15 up. to.$6'
Dozens of patterns and eolor combinations •
Damask and. Chenille Curtains $3.•to $12.nee pair.
Bissels Carpet Sweepers $2.50 to $4
New Lace Curtains just in, $2.50 to $8 • -
Eiderdown Comforters, import ed.direct,B5 to $6
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Handsome Cushion Tops oush (0n
Tops made
up or to be worked. dozens of patterns, A stock
that. is better by fey .than any we haaie ever had
on our counters. •
Lithograph Cushion Top. 25c .
• Tapestry•Oushion Tops 25e -
Tat.estry 'QUO ion Tops litle ••
Silk CuShion Tops 500, 75c. 21%
, • 'Plnsh.Totis let and .$1.50 • •
' -Ribbon Frill inade in any .dolor $1 •-•
Cord and-Tas'sels 25e mitt 50c: • • •
• Sateens for hacks 15 and .25e
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A Christmas Ribbon.B.argaiii
Here is a Ribbon Bargain that is a wonder. 4oc and 45c ptfre silk.PreSden
Ribbons at 25c a yard and 35c fancy Ribbons at 17...c. Two big 'hits .we
cleared froin a jobber just at his stoektaking- time. A little more than half
the re.gular price was what we gave him, ,Now you get your chance to get
them tht. same way. It's. atiother „illustration of the saving dur twO-store
buying often makes for you. Good for fancy i‘ork,.and any purpose you. can
use fancy ribbon fOr,.
40 and 45c Dresden Ribbons 25c 30 a tikt4e Maid.Rihbons-17c
Hundreds of yards. of fancy. Dresden.
R:obons, 5 to 6 inches wide, all Pure
-silk, one half dozen or more different.
color combinations. . 'Made "to sell at
40 to 45c. Could not he sold .for less
if we had paid regular for them. A. •
clearing lot we got ata bargain, now -25c
on sale at your .Thoice. per'yerd •
teriar411=1111114101Undettailialtillanill!
Hundredof 'aid- of these ae..•• well. •
.'FaneY RihbouS, floiCY• DreSilen:•: : .-
•••:Ritibousfancy Striped One, dark •
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and light color, 5. inches 'wide... Rib-
bon, that areworth e•veey 'cent of 3.: '•
per yard.' 'TWo_lots now sel1hg
at 11C
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your 04oice per yard. . .. .. ;
HOLIDAY LINENS
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Linens always make Acceptable holiday crifts. Many new lineS opened up the past
few days specially for the holiday,trade, e would call special attention to our
display of matched sets, •Qlotbs and.Na,pkins the samedeigh. Thew were impart- "
ed by ourselves direct from the makers; and are an exceptionally choice lot, . No
such valuesin the trade, we are quite sure of that.
Damask Tray Cloths, 25c, 50e 7tie and $1
Damask Sidebctard Scarfs 50c, 75c, SI and $1 25' ..
Japanese Embroidered and D.ItaUTO work. Tray elotlii 25e, 50.e: 75n.
Huck and Damask Totgels 25c 35c and 50c
Embroidered and Drawn -work Scarfs 50e, 'Mei $1
LUIPA elothS, $1, $1 50. $2
Tenerlffe Doylies, 5"O. 121e,
Damask Oloth e $1 50 to $6
Handkerchiefs by the. Thousand •
It's no exaggeration to say. that Holiday hand-
kerchiefs are here by the thousand. From the .
cheapest picture handkerchief for the youngsters
to finest silk or Irish Linen We have a stock that
you will not easily duplicate and values that 4ou
will not find elsewhere.
Ohildren's Picture Handkerchiefs 2.for..„.5c
Fancy White Handkerchiefs each......•..50
Boy's Cambric Handkerchiefs each 5o
Fancy, Swiss embroidered hdckfs •2 for 25c
Pure Linen hemstitched hdckfs 3 for....250
Very fine Swiss and. pure Linen' bmbroidered
handkerchiefs, a big range of beautiful designs in
the fine and meduim grades, at following prices
25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Each Handkerchief at 50c or over put in fancy box
Ladies pure Linen Hdckfs 15, 20, 25 and 30e
Gents Hemstitched hdckfs, 15, 20. 25. and 30e
Hemstitched initaled hdckfs 25,50, 15, $1.00
Furs for Xmas
Are Furs on your list for someone ? No bet-
ter place to come than here. All our Fars are re-
liable and can be depended upon in every way.
Gefrnan Mink Stoles $0.50 to $25.00
°hie Sable Ruffs $6.50 to $18,60 .
„ Alaska Sable Ruffs and Searfs $10,00 to $35,00
Best Canadian Mink Scarfs $25 60 to 54000
Brown Marten Swift+ $7.50 to $15.00
Muffs to match all the above.
Fur Jackets
Astrachan, Electrie Seal or French Seal, plain
or with collars of Ohio Sable dr- Alaska Sable,
$28.00, 535.00 to 550.00,
25e
,Napktfis to match 01 50 up .to $0
Handsome Gift Umbrellas
,Handsoine gift Umbrellas, for Lades or Gentle.
men. Good quality tops On strong frame% with
handles in Gun Metal, Natural 'Wood, Sterling
•Silver, or Gold Plate
Ladies Unabrellas 82.50. $3.50. 84.50
Gentlemen's Utubrellas $2.50 to $6.
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Japanese Silt< Goods 'Japanese Silk cov
ers, Cushion Tops
and Drapes, in many new patterns. A large as
860i:tient and extra values, becauee We cleared
then' below regular ,rites from& big Japanese flint
Japanese Silk Cushion Tops 50e. 75c $1
Japanese Silk Table Covers, 75c, $1, $1.50
Japanese Stlk Drapes, $1.50 to $2 •
All colors,handsomely embroid'd, heavy silkftinge
What a Quarter Will Buy . •
A quaeter will go a. long way from now until
Xmas. There are a dozen and. one usetul articles.
that can be had for one. Here are a few of them.
Fancy Lithograph Cushion Tops
Tapestry, Cushion Tops
Cord Girdles for Cushions
Linen Tray Cloths
Ladies and Children's fancy Gloves
Children's Ties
Fahey Dresser Covers
Fancy Blotters
Fancy Match Safes
Shaving Pads
Laundry Lists
5 fancy Handkerchiefs
2 fine Embroidery Handkerchiefs
3 Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs
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r IMPORTERS I it". %so jos vs woo"
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The thinton ew Era
CLINTON, ONT., DEO. 14, 1000
Zolun Zopico.
RIBS 111“)KiiiN.—,The wife of Mr.
H.lvett met- .-with a paintut 0001 -
dent on Sunday. She went out to feed
some chickens, and stepped on the
edge of a wheelbarrow., which tipped,
the o.pposite side striking her violently
•on the back, breaking. a couple of ribs.
"WHAT THE)." A.LL SAY. — Mr. J.
C. Stevenson., writing from, Alameda,
Oat., 'says : "We take a number of
publications, but none looked for so.
eagerly as the New Era."II.LeB.Ilartt,
a former resident, writing froni Med-
ina, says • " We take a aoocl deal of
pleasure in the arrival of your paper
each week as though it were ableto
keep in touch vvith•the old home." ,
LECTURE. —The lecture given • in
the Town Hall last Thursday night by
Judge 'Barron, of Stratford,was some-
thing no one should have missed. The
subject, Tuberculosis, was very well
handled,/ apdthe speaker showed that
he was thoroughly familiar with his
subject. Piano solos, duets: and vocal
solos were rendered by some of Clin-
ton's talented young • people.. The
speaker was rnoch pleased with the
• attendance, the hall being comfortably
filled, •At. the close *of the lecture. a
vote of thanks Ive5. moved by'Rev.
Jolliffe, seconded by Rev, Mr. Ginnie,
, • HOUSE 0 I REGUGE I. NOTES.
Rev, Dr. Stetvart, . conducted religious
eXereises on Sunday last.. nutn
named Roberts 'of Goderich, carnet to
the Home last week, in order to un-
dergo a slight operation ....The Coun-
ty Connell did a commendable thing
.1ast week in appohating Rev. • Air,
Wade as ehaplaiiefor the Honsci, - Ile
is to look after burials, and concinc•t
religions services, for which • he .will
receive $50 Der veer. -.01 course any
other minister is idea at, littertY to per-
form either of the services mentioned,
•Mr. Wade is close at hand, living near_
the House, and, being.retired from the.
ministry,. this will give hitn, employ-
, Mont for which he has time and ability.
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JAC'KSON • :MFG. CO. AND GOD-
• ERICH. ,—Thos. Jackson, jr., went to
Goderich- on Friday evening last to
tneet the Town -Conecil regarding the
proposed assistance. to the Factory.
• The by-law, -as carried, provided for
free electric power, *.laut it was_found
..that the present electric service is in-
. a.dequate to su •mly the power needed,
and the (ounejl made the Jackeon
an offer of. a -straight • gift of $2000 in -
lieu Of power, - they •tb•• supply their
own pewer. Mr. jacksop said 11 ;.vould
be More satisfectiwy to them to abide
by the provisions of the by-laW,. and
the. Council' . agreed to this, and an ar-
rangement. will be Made with the God-
erich .Organ • Co. to install -Additional
eltiaiipymetit,!„.7-..provide the powe
er. ne-
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' D EAT 5.- Wor(1 Was received here
last week of the death of Aire, -Joseph
Rand,' sis1er4n-law• or . Me. Jabez Riiiiti,
wh occurred • • 10 Saelcat cheWai. -;
there are 'no particulars as to the cause
of death. Mr. Rand hacl.ginie West in
the spring, het it Was enderstood they'
a diclnot like. it; and wie.,e to retorn to
Constan ce,w.h ere they form '4'ly'reSided.
Miss t'a't' -.Pet vie,: dit Ugh ter of MrS
Petrie, of town,• -..died on Sunday, after
a very • j)ii))ltl1 jilii,ss . lasting nearly
Eour • years.' S -he Wag tlialbi ed W th
Ca /1 cev,. and hid'. heeti • laid ttp for Soule'
months. , She was it inetnher of
church, and hex' death is but a teansla-
..tiOn tti the Qintrelt Triumphant.. • •
lj..lu''.oi, relict of the lare'Davi(l.
of littilett, died • on '1i:1d1y
last; tit her- yesidence town. She
has • liven 1 r. !toot. • livalth . most ever
sieve shreeame to tewte not tieing able
to leave ber room 'frir.six monthavasf.
Deeeased was fornierly• atisa Thump-
son,.sisteitin-laW II Mr.S. ThompSon,
Albert Street She- 'lmtves •three :sons
and; t.hree ..dattglit.PrS tO: .triburn her
death... Slicr wits :); inejith6rftl.f.Ontiirio
street NT ethodfst • choreh, anti -ivas trlso
ainetiaber of Loathed -toe° Bettie Cirele,
the members... of which Conducted the
finierai it •Mendity. . • • -•
NoTE,5,--•rhe
nattie of Mr.- ...Frank • Hall was_ omitted
hear. the list- of:retiring school ixitstees
last • week. -....:•,.Inspector .Robb d
• Mr.: George:Baird,: 'or ,Stanley, are
here this •-week• as examinersje con-
nection.• With the ..Model School exain-
inations. Me.• Cameron, -Brussels...will
take Me. I3aird's place next week
.-.,••• •:•.The total_ receipts 01 the
-Sehool". Hoard for • the mirrent. y6ae lire
.TOWn 'g.pan t, $3,300.; go:
(0')) 11) •gran1,'$2.18.:111o1 lei fees, $225;
gn verii men t 'grab 1, rot, od eli tes, .$150 :•
total—$3,023. •The expenditure' was
$4.000..- leavingrt balance of..$24.oe
hand, Which wi11 lo elle-Men ted bY$30,
non-resident fees Th .aYerage. at-
tendance for .Nrwerniter Wa,s 834, out Of
'471 -pupils . t• .. Mr. Lough,,in
his report for November, says "There,
are four 01 five boys in school. who Will
have to be. very.. severely disciplined,,•
ot &lee orte or . two :expelled, which is
the' last restart." The Board ,has given,
instructions ..that. if they do not an.
-prove in theircondnet; they 'wiltbe
expelled. • Miss Lily - Coates. has .been
teaching for a; few days. in the, Public
School,in place of Miss Edna Manning,
• a at • Exams
GOLDEN WEDDINO.—On Wed -
_They lived -on tlie base line for a, num-
rifity night .Mr andMrsjolm Hardy,
' of Wn„ ce.ebrated t _eh! golden wed-.
, ding. 1.41fty years ego they were
Married in the township of Whitby,.
her Of years,. moving to town - with.
in the last couple of years. They have
: been good citizensiate held in the very
1
highoet titie-eitIe respect, and. their
inenv friends join us in wiehing them
• : prolonged life and beppiness, •
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L. O. L..—At tho annual meetimi fUl•
: election ototlicers 4 br Murphy 1.4. O.
: L, No. 710, held on . the 11th, the
following officers were .elected •the
current year :-- Dev id S. Cook, D„: M. ;
Thos Managhate D. M. ; Fred Hey-
wood, Ohap, _:. , Walter Townsend.,
R. 43,.; ,Tha DOok, F. 8, ,^ W. G. Smyth,
'Treas. ,_* D. Ste..pe, Dir, Cer. ; Frea
Rill and John Fer41, 1st Sectors ; Thos
Kearns, •18t Com. : Wm -Ford, 2nd
Com. -; Thos Graelk 3rd Com:: D.
Livermore., 4th Con., ; W. Steepe,
5th Com, '
LEPER MISSION.—As the repre-
sentation of the various churches was
small, on the evening of the meeting
in Ontario street church on Nov. 2Ist„-
ie wits decided that night that an op-
portunity he given to any absentees
Who -might wish to :contribute 80111e,
thing towards this needy ' work, If
they would band In their contribution
to the Treaeurer, Mrs. J. W. Irwin, (or
.at the store) • during December, it will
he forwarded at once to NISS Lila
.Watt; B,A., Toronto, Secretttry.Of the
North 'America t. Branch. of Missions to
Lepers in India and the. l!last. .
BRIEFS. -Mr, 'Alex. Lewis,- of St,
Thoinas, son in-law of Mr. •Arthue-
T,witehell, lia.d- a brother killed a few.
days since. lie .was a railway brake-
man Some time ago, • Rev. H.
Newcombe. was Tttrt into:by a boy on a
Licycle ; the accident caused bim some
inconvenience at the time, but he
thought he got evet. it. Within the
last few days the injery has seemingly
returoed„ and P loses him se niuott pain
that he. cau tear ,e1 walk • • The
wife of Mr. T....thas ,G T.R. foreman. has
been 'serioustyill Inc the past week,and
her Mends Will. be grieved to learn she
is notiMproving, . Mrs. Typdall,mother
of Messrs Arthur and Loren 'Tyndall,
who has been quite ill for several days,
is slightly hettee . Cooper & Co,
• have rented Jackson's .store . for the
halal:tenor the. month, and are running
their toy department therem... , ... W.
.0oats; . Registrar, has bought What is
known as theGearyDetinis property in
St. John's Ward,paying for it the sum
: of $200Have you paid your taxes?
If you have anything left, how - would
. it be to pay for the Niew Eine for an-;
, otber year.::::The splendid sleighing
.. has _brought in •••a • li3rge .q min tity of
twood::. —A liandsOme red. granite. pit -
Oar has been placed at•the entrance • of
: the Sovereign Bank....Tozer &Brown
- will • Open . im 'their tailoring depart-
ment in the . place recently occupied
i by tbe Sovereign Bank - Mr Gar-.
tdon,. _Provincial License inspector, was
-1 intoWn this Week, on business _eon-
, fleeted with • the license brench....4
I lamp' exploded at the hinne . of • Mrs
I Elliott,- II tiro ti St.,. an Tuesday ..niglati,-
aed'for a inomeet threatened serum's.
i damage, but the .•fire. Was smothered
..1 without ,' Mill ry . : , .Tha ..skating -•'rink
.'.WaS opened on TitestlaY night,...the •ice'
. beingie fairly' gool. condition-. and -a'
„igood crowd tit skaters 'present......Miss
1 Itliiilly Turner . has • been engaged for
1S. S. No. (1, Tne;e.erstnith, at. a salary
-[ of f, 450; she would have preferred. re-'
t orning to the west, ,,where ,'she has
-1,taiight before, hut her friends' .vvishki.
•I•ber to . remain. '. liere • The ehmar,
' Seek ,Herald, a new, paper ptiblished by
• I ,Ruesel Andrews, eon of .Policc, Magie,
• ! trate Abdrews,' is a eprightly •and well
I supported littlo ettper, and if it Itfahl,
I. tan S i ts present 'advert is ie g patronage
f be will soon be a Millionaire ...... Some.
. i.people cannot tenderstand •,.how -'. -a.
t ebistle • ctio ..produce such .• terrific
l shrieks. as•does. that of the Foundry' ;
1 it is What is technically. 'known as a
•Siren, Mid runs up and clown a xxinsic
scale—but .the...1!•innsic'..!. 'is.•-awfol.,..'....
.Word. was received hove on Wednes-
day,. of the death ..-'ot Wither. eldest
011: of Mr- and Mrs .-John • • 'Emmertori,
ma. ie, and .gra,ndstm .of . Mr Emteer
' ton, Clinton.. He was a Very :bright
promisingbo_y Of 10,, brit suffered' with
••, rhpumatiem of the heart.. Their many
old friends here will synipAthize with
them m their sad bereavement., ..The
air is still clear of municipal • election
talk; no'One knows . what . is .t.e. . take
.place in tolin.;. everyone is waitmg to.
see what the other 18 going to do. ,—
Mr S 'H Smith. who has ' been in Tor:.
I onto some tune, has returned to town...
018 wet. ngtile Model
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Local. NOtices.
WANTED—Dried Apples•and:Poultry
.-,-Elighest: 'prices paid. CANTELON
MIDS., Clinton
BARGAIN DAYS are every day.in
new Christmae Fruits, Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Bets and Fano"? Chinavvare, at J.W
IRWIN'S. -
CHRISTMAS FRUITS --3 Ms of new
Currants for 253' 0 lbs. rigs tor 25o, 2 lb
beet Orenge and Lemon Peel, 250 Fineet
selected Raisins 103 21 lbs Redpath'e Su
gar for 51 J. W IRWIN, Clinton •
CHINAWARE—Over 100 Dinkier, Tea
and Toilet Bete to seleot from for Xmaa
Presents, Dinner sets from 55 up, Toilet
sets from $1.25 up. Fancy China &Wiper
than ever at J
ilvvosevorosivawoiosivithiiii
Seasonable Footwear
• •AT
IVI TAYLOR & SON'S.
$
You will make no mistake when you come to. us.
We are headquarters for all kinds .of Boots
,and Shoes. ,
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KANT KRACK RUBBERS ,
are the best for heavy wear, We are sole agents for them
in Clinton.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
bee our immense stock of English Velvet and Felt Slip-
pers for Christmas gifte, Make your selection now,
GRANBY RUBBERS
We have a full stock of Granby and Canadian Rubbers
beat; We will not be undereold,
' and Overshoes and Felt Boots, at prices that can't he
We con.% criticism and comparison of asSortments, qualitie• s
and prices. These arc the links that Vine, experience and our
appreciation of your patronage have forged into a chain, that
holds trade, and makes it mutually beneficial for you to buy your
Boots, Shoes and Robbers at 'rho Old Reliable
W. TAYLOR &SON
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STOR$H. NEWS.
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We ask you to make your
Holiday purchases at our store
feeling satisfied that we can
serve you profitably and other-
wise to your advantage.
We think our stock should
suggest a suitable gift for any
age.
Will you see it.
The W. D. Fair Go.,.
Often the Cheapest. — Always the Best.
omerpromm.
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Gift Things for
Men.
-•No place quite so good to go for Men's things
as a strictly Men's store, , No man's store anywhere
, near here with a stock of Men's goods that are.
suitable for holiday gifts as isinthis big store, to-
day. Here Are some holiday suggestions that may
be helpful to you in your holiday cho'osing. No
time quite so good as_EARLY to Make selections.
• House Coats-
• • . •
Comfortable.and dressy, big Assortment,
,.,at $1.00 $1.50 $2.50 $3.00 '
Sweaters for Boys
Sine te please the average boy
50c $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
'Leather Collar Boxes
Something new; undressed leather,green or tan,
silk lined, $1,50 •
Collarsmake a good present
All shapes, 1 dozen. for $1.50
1 ilozeo better quality 52..00
Tfes .
One thing a, man -never has too many icq. The hest
stock in the County is here. • 25c, 50e. 75C'
Slik Neck Scarfs
• Very stylish 'land always acceptable,
75e $1.00 5150 500 $2;.50
Knitted .)Teck Sears
600 and 7.5c
.Men's Gloves •
FoWne'a English make, unlined, $1.00 $1.50 $2 .
Fovvne's English make, silk lined, $1.50 and $1.75
Fowne's English make, fur lined,
$1. 75 $2.50 83.50 54.50
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.Fur Caps,
Muskrat, German Otter. Persian Lamb
Fur:lined Overcoats
Nothing better for a man
$50 $60 $75 $85
Fur Coats
Just the thing for a inan *hen driving
$18 $20 $25 to $60
Handkerchiefs
Like the ties, no man has too many, Mercerized.
sateen, fancy border, .2 for 25e ' • '
Extra quality mercerized Handkerchiefs, colored ,
borders, 3 for 50e
Pure Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs, 25e
Hem -stitched Handkerchiefs, pure linen
15c 20e 25c 30e
Silk Handkerchiefs, initial, 25c. and 500
Silk tlandker0hiefs, plain and fancy,
sOn 730 and $1,00
Plain Cashmere Sox
Fancy Silk embroidered, black, greys, etc,, per pr 25e
Tie Pins and Ciiff Buttons
• A big assortment, at 25e and 500
Umbrellas .
.Always acceptable, $1 $2 3.50 and $5
Men's Si*eaters
Groat variety at $1 $1.50 $2 and $3
A