Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-1-17, Page 2I'41,013 2 T lir CLINTON NEW ER. Thursciay„ Januacy 17th, 1913 • EVERY LADIES AND MISSES SUIT IN STORE 444 REG. PRICE • •••.04,;11.X60..1.11.10••• • EVERY LADIES AND MISSES COAT IN STORE 1/3 REG. PRICE 25 to 50 per ce Sal, e rdia, s ,41 t Disco at r nt Oft Ali G ods Advertised ay, iarury 12t en s I 9191 awary 2t Ladies Raincoats, $3.98 Taffeta Silk, 19c a yard Two dozen raincoats, rubber Riled; 'Ugh( and dark grey; guaranteed water- proof, Regular $7 and $3 98 $8.• Sale price ...... - ° • . Ladies Rainaoats, $2.49 Fifteen only Ladies Raincoats; light grey, rubber lined; sizes 36 to 42. Regular $6.00, side $2 price Ladies Coth Skirts $1.99 Sin °MS, all wool serge skirts odd; 1 . Styles; colors Black and navy. Would make a good scuff skirt. $1 .99 Regular )$6; sale price.. The Sale begins with remarkable values and bargains in every depart- ment of this store. Upstairs, down- stairs and in the basement too you will find them. You ought to take ad- vantage of this January Sale. It will pay you. 't.;111111111111111111111111I1E1111111111111111111111111111111111111111B111E11111!111111111111111111111;111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111510111110111111111111iilllr,IVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111!1111111111111I111111111111111i11111111111M Ladies Silk Waists $1.99 , • . . Y,our choice of Twenty-fivet . • i doz.. Ladies Silk W.aists, made of Ladies, Misses and Childrens wins pailette silk; Black • and Navy; regular ter coats at 1P2 the regular $3.50 and 54.00; sale 1 exactly .(14a 0 price. . s. $.. . ..--,...,-----..--------ss. l'-'" ------ IVI1LL NERY Ladies Silk & Voille Waists $1.99 s dozen Ladies Silk and Voile Waists 1 dozen Ladies 7 rimmed flats; all white, offly. All sizes; reg. $1 19 this seasons styles your $ choice '1.49 e. ( Children's Hats 49c , Childrens Wool Toques 39c • 2 doyen Children's hats, made of 1 dozen children's toques Made of , corduroy and cloth; also a few leather wool and corduro regular 39c T.s. Values up to $t.50,. 85c; sale. price 9 sale price 4 c Gimpes and Braids 5.0 •a yd. Flowers, Wings and Ornaments c. 500 yards of narrow Gimes and Values up to 53.00; your 39_ BraicIF. All .colors, values up to.. choice e=a.:3,edranwtmcmirzeolara wizenummiadi. .quiciaplissmuaraim,===eINIOecnaii=mattriamomesanactio=trintomincomm 11.• ; 35c. Sale price ROSII:=ZSISMII C. Four Choice 01 any Fur, including Mink, Lain.b .Ntural and Black Wolf, Coon 141 Sable and Thibei at 25 per ‘1. cent. di9fount off reg. price Dressgoods 000 yards cotton dress goods; Blue and white check, and Black and White 46c a yd. check. Values up to 60c. Sale 48c ,,,.. ...,,,,,, ... ,.„1 price'a yard ilillililliiillfiliniti!iliglig1111111111011111111IIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIralilliilliTililliiiiiiiiiIIIIIIIIiiIIIIIIiiiiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMININIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIR.iiiiiiiniNEURIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIM ENERY ITEM A 75 yards narrow Taffeta silk in fawn, white and cream, regular 19c 85c. Sale price. Dress Goods 64c a yd. 450 yds. dressgoods iu Black, Navy Copenhagen and lawn; 40 inches wide very special for sale; per yard OIL ft GENUINE BARGAIN 3 Filled hi Hear Ed Collision At Ruin, • TORONTO, ONT. JAN. 14— Conductor W. Moise and Brakes - man Cyril Bateman and H. Bar - Saturday morning in the rear -end • collision between two freight trains 1/2 mile east of Mimico. Vic- tims were members of crew of neOnding train tethich was struck byiiincnning freight.. Misunder- standing of orders is supposed • cause of accident. Canadian Troops Make Successful —LONDON, JAN. 14—War Of- fice reports Canadian tea:sops last night successfully raided enemy's SG13/16O0133G121016211123IIIT,IIISMANDICCEMMECf.192111=1.1•508110XPANAL=2115.1. 1$200,000 Finat Listow ualties. AIL War office announced Germans under cover of heavy barbed wire attacked British position east of ?slouchy late yesterday but were driven back by rifle and machine gun fire sustaining heavy loss. • Artillery fighting developing in neighborhood of Messines. 11 lizard Ties Op Nano Toronto -Ontario's week -end bliz- zard completely tied up trans- portation all over Province. Best Part of Odd Furs $2,98 6 odd pieces in l'ur neck scarfs; i Cony; ‘13,alliteleks ;Litill)citc?r,selyo.opielos;unic aolnd ! Sale price Cotton Eiderdown 25c a yd. , 48 yards only of cotton Eiderdown in hlauve, 27 inches wide; suitable for Kintomas and dressing saques, 25r - reg. 50c. Sale price Boys Suitings 16c a yd. wh5it0e 3's‘tirsipe),11131'0,;131.°1)Z1iSnuii1 ll;51\1%Bi;rueandegtil ;ir vard 20C and 25c. Sale price a 1 IV) el, Flannelette 14c a ycl.„ 100 yards only; wide stripe Flan- nelette .30 incites wide would be good value at 17c, Sale price a 14 yard Tailored Waists 59c 6_ only soiled waists, 34 and 36, values up to 52.00; Sale 1:irice 59c each an agreement with British and French ministers to sell two mil. lion tons of wheat to the Entente Allies. Business Section Destroyed Former French Premier Sunday Night. Arrested. LISTOWEL, ONT., JAN. 14th. -Most disastrous fire 'ns town's history broke out shortly after midnight yesterday causing property 'losses in best part of business section of approximately •$200,000 and forcing several families to leave in the bitter cold for other quarters. Several leading stores located on south side of main street were destroyed. Thomas on steam railways -is at Hamilton—Train service is partly a standstill. --on--e Scores of passenger and freight 1 Woodstock is snowbound and trains stalled in snow drifts. I number of cattle in stalled trains perished from cold. They include many cars of live stock and feared large number of animals will Ise frozen to death. Many carloads of eoal are also tied up thus increasing already serious fuel alsortage. Brantford street railway is drifted up and steam traffic is at a stand -still. At Chatham storm was worst in trenches north of Loos taking memory of oldest inhabitants. risoners.. Canadians had no cas- Traffic both east and west of St. 471,11•6=1:212. ZW.CF,TITITVIII,M1ItTP• r....”,•••411,11.•,LWWW 44: ehlor Special Ale ant& Special Lager have qualities tra.nsinuted by nature's work front splendid Cam:di:1n barley — malted by Labatt. Gives 1111 evert pulse, clear eye, good digestioo, wholesome lmatli. Sold at Groceries, Cafes and lioteis or direct from the Brewery., Order a bottle or .0. case today. It's worth something to get on speaking terms with a beverage that grows twos smiles where there was only a grouch before. JOHN LABATT, LIMITED ESTAIIMHED iiumt SO LONOON, ONT., and No, 4 844 Helen Street. MONTREAL j 50 Kitchener is isolated and all radials and roads leading into the city are blocked with snow. crippled. Tie up of train ser- viceDespatch from Servian headquar- ters and deep snow on roads says Germans endeavoring by means of fraternization and sending of leaflets into their lines to detach Servia from Al. 'lies. Paris Jan. 15—Former Pre- mier ,foseph Caillaux who has been under investigation by au- thorities in connection with Ger. man propaganda in France was ar- rested yesterday. WAR OFFICE DESPATCHES are similarly affected. —0 --- has reduced Toronto's milk :supply and virtually milk fam- ine prevails. —O_ 2 Million Tons Of Wheat Russian Commissioners have is - for Allies HAD A VERY Et COI and oucit DR, W (0 °S' All trains running through. Guelph Buenos Ayres, Jana 15— The are cancelled. • • Foreign Minister yesterday signed 44 ear •Saturday Night" NORWAY PINE SYRUP CURED HER, Mrs. C. Dresspr, hayfield, Ont., writest—"I Want 1.0 011 you of the bene. fit .1 got front your medicine. Last winter 3111111 a very had r,61d and' cough, but after taking two bettle,i of yr, Wood'sliorway Pin., 'iikiTritp I was cured, 1 think it is 1111,11.1[ 0110 oL OP 1051, cough syrups that 1 know of, 1 always keep a bottle of it in the house so .1 can have it when 1 want it,. The alley week I. told an old lady about "Dr, Wood's." She . had been sick for throe weeks with bronchitis, and had been getting medicine from the doe, tor, hut did not seem to be getting inneh better, She gm, 000 bath: of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, snd, she says it has done her more good than all the doctor's mullein° she hut been taking, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is rich in ilia lung healing Virtues ofl the' Norway pine tree, and this makes it the best remedy for coughs and colds, . • The geftuitin is putup-in a yellow. Wrapper; 3 pine 'trees the trade ataxic', priee $i)i!o thaneetaothred only Linaitoli!blOtOnto; Your choice of any Misses Suit at exactly price. Ladies and ts, regular Wool Batts 74c 15 50Ihs wool Batts. Special PM Csale prico per Linen Towels, 35c a pr. 5 dozen Linen Towels, good size; would be good .value at 50c per pr, January Sale price apr t-0 Towelling 14c a yd. c 250 yards Towelling; suitable for roller Towels and dish towels 14e very special at a yard Assl ISISOMESSOISSOISIOXISSMOSIZOISSOStrin naseensecere 49..20IIVOIMIA106.01.3.10,....821.15.248.NAMTIMUIMIDIM11.06MMENZMILWAHLIN sued urgent appeal to other bodies to exert utmost effort to provision army which is des- cribed as perishing from fam- ine. —.0m— Amsterdam despatch says former Empress of Russia according to German papers, has become insane and is now confined in sanitarium. _0_ Roumanian Legation in London announces Roumanian minis., ter at Petrograde and his entire staff have beers arrested by the Russian Government. Arrests supposed to be in reprisal for arrest 'of number of Bolsheviki agitators at Jassy, Roumania. —0 -- French war office reports artillery on both sides very active on the Champagne front and on the Muse, north of Lovemont where French batterys caught and practically destroyed some of the enemy concentrations. Rome despatch stetes Austro -Ger- man retirement on Italian front along the Piave, averaged over mile in past two weeks caused by rise in river and persistent attacks of allied forces . All further advance of enemy in Italy considered over. —o— London—The Food Minister an- nounces that it intends to make compulsory the employment of certain percentages of potatoes in bread snaking, this is for pur- popse of saving cereal foods. —0— London—Aarkstterdana despatch says telegrams from Berlin re- ports Count. Von Hertling, Ger- man Imperial Chancellor, is 111 and will probably resign short- ly. London War Office reports strong German raid north of Armen - tiers yesterday repulsed. Bri- tish successfully raided enemy's trenches north of Lens during night. —0— Petrograde despatch says Russian troops abonding the Roumania front in swarms. Rifles and equipment are discarded, sixty thousand men passed (see stat- ion during single day. Bolshe- vili Government have brought six cruisers up the Neuva to near Petrograde presumably to have guns handy in case con- stituent assembly proves frac& • Ont. IOUS. • French War office reports heavy artillery fighting in progress in region of Pinon and north of Lnnoise. Petrograde despatches forces ad- vise possibility of final breach in Russo -German negotiations. In the meantime Russian dele- gates have returned to Pet- rograde but pea.ce negotiations will be resumed after an inter– val at Warsaw. —0— Another despatch from Petrograde, reports Austrian troops at Tar- nopol on Russian front have de- serted in body while others are reported fighting Austrian and German divisions. Despatch ,from Kuban announces Turks have brokers annistrice with Russia and have landed twenty thousand troops be- tween Trebimoncl and Lize and. sunk Russian transports. —0 ---- Amsterdam x despaptch says Kaiser has summoned Vonllistdenburg Von Ludendorff, the Imperial Chancellor and the Crown Prince to conference in Berlin today. _0_ London Daily Mail despatch Bri- tish Government has deckled to establish informal relations with the Bolshevild Ambassa- dor. Amsterdam Despatch says In; perial • German Chancellor Count Von Healing will reply to Premier Lloyd George and President Wilson's speeches be- fore main committee of the Reichstag Tuesday.' —0--- Rosne Despatch says Pope has ex- pressed confidentially to entete envoy accredited to holy see his unqualified approval of allies peace terms which include sub- stantially his own suggestions and intimated he was prepared to use his influence and au. thority for their acceptanceif occasslon arises.