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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-01-28, Page 8Brow 'sQigl+tic and Unrivaled Fur Saie.lnow on A dazzling arra the most fascinating, value-giving.:gtfgrmgs ever presented— A glittering carnival r nprecedented bargains fairly bearnIngtwit'h`rarest underprices, Thisannouncement ch extreme radical reductions, at the „very incipiency • of the winter season, on ev- 'o'nceivable piece of up-to-date fur togo'ery is Certain to create an unusual economic ore among thrifty shoppers. We're always doing something unusual, somethings rising— 8 xsalways manoeuvering some dg5.1 ,to; give our patrons some extraordinary v :The difference between a Brown Sale and other sales you see advertised is brie • just this: The furs we offer are the same1 4 -we sell at all other;times, but with prices -emphatically reduled, 17kk,rio not•hiinidle furs that are especially made t-11 cheap, In our advertising we shall not offer brag in place 'of Bargains, or irerziclaims instead of sober facts. We lime' ot'no"better way -to impress you with the'D•ortance of this movement than by+amltli5'b sifh'ztle, but honest comparisons of our sa rices with our regular prices—the goods we offer. being ini all cases identical with t - we carry in stock at all times. 1 esecomparisons are easy and indisputab1e pllik cos 1 only Neckpiece stile price 30 00 reg 45 00. 1 only Neckpieqa Mega) oe 155110 reg 22 50 1 only Set :'L'�:9renrtee •25'00 reg 40 00• Grey Wolf 1 only Set sale price 20.00 reg 30 00 rB,1�►. ;fox 1 enlvSet sa W price 29 00 reg 44 00. Viiiite"Tliibet 1 only Set I sale price 3.50 reg 5 00 1 only Muff sale price 6 00 reg 9 00 1 only Muff sale price 4 00 reg 6 00 Nor thorn Sable 1 only Set • 7a sale price •- 3a 00 reg 50 00 Also many pretty style`s in Sable, Isabella Fox, Marmot, Etc as well as many smart novelty sets, at pr000rt:iohate reductions. The above list i@suggestive, not exhaustive. Let us show you 'i he rest when you come. THE IDELINEA'T0 l'R A FULL YiE.4R–Regular price $1 50, at half price, 75e, At the pattern counter, This'er expires Saturday, January 30th; 1915. After the before mentioned date, subscriptions tak o the above mentioned magazine at 0.50 per year only.. 1'I ' 1 only Neckpiece, sal=ce 330; this is $15 less than cost 1 only Neckpiece, sal 6e $25, this is 12,50 less than cost 1 only Neckpiece, sal ce'36, this is $2 less than cost Persia,aunb 1 only Muff, sale ce $30 00 reg 345 00 1 only Muff, sale to . 25 00 reg 35 00 2 only Muffs, sale ;e 20 00 reg 28 00 1 only Neckpiece sale 'e 40 00 reg 62 50 2 only Neckpiec's sale as 30 00 reg 50 00 1 only Neckpiece sale ;e 20 00 reg 30 00 1 only Neckpiece sale :e 15 00 reg 27 50 1 only Neckpiece sale e 14 00 reg 25 00 '1 only Neckpiece sale ,e 13 50 reg 20 00 1 only Neckpiece sale e 12 00 reg 18 03 1 only Neckpiece sale le 6 00 reg 10 00 1 nnly Neckpiece sale le 4 00 reg 6 00 1 i The Qt Quality tells when Parch; and we will look after you Brand" of canned goods i MADE IN OANADA goo. Rolled Oats, Uorn fa kes,Pufed Rice and Wheat, '. most delicious desert. Sy can recommend to our pat and Oranges for the social series at right prices. We Mr, Barr will be with us for will be received, HIGHEST PRICES JO N i �lity Store ng Gi oeeries. Give ns a trial terests. We carry the "Magontic ornatoes, Corn. Peas, Etc. All A full line of Breakfast Cereals, edded Wheat, Krumples, Gusto, our Jelly Powders. also Jello–a s can be had in hulk or pails, we rs.' A fine assortment of Cakes :ning. We have a full line of gro vite a call to The Store of Quality re time where outstanding accounts UR BUTTER AND EGGS N:;;,.•eo. Phone 111 135 STORE OF QUALITY Successor to 3, Barr. hone orders promptly attended to ti BROTHER-IN-LAW GETS BIG LEGACY. The following' press report to the Toronto Daily Star, on (Friday, re- fers to 'a brother-in-law 'of Mr. R. Marshall' of the cigar store,who has had a nice windfall. 'Mrs. Baker and daughter spent the sum mer here a year or so ago. 'Here is the press despatch.–Kingston, Ont. Jan. 22. -Mr. W. James Baker, proprietor Of the College Inn Cigar Store, Princess Street, received a pleasant surprise yesterday wben he opened a letter addressed, to himself 'which contained a check for 328,500. The letter was ••from 1 law firm in Quebec, and stated th'at,'tlte money had begirt left as a legacy to Mr. Baker by a rich rela- tive 'in Quebec city. "It is the first cent that I have ever had given 'to me in my life," said Mr. Baker, after he recovered from his surprise. F °!day g Saturday oyer -Vincent Stock Co, Will Present the Following' 3axterButtd In l_ story of Everyday Life The\Hand of Man Fi' led with Clean, Clever Comedy Prices, 25C, 35c, 50c Seats on sale at FAIR'S Book Store 15 People. No Waits. Ml Fun. 6 Big -Vaudeville Acts See th, special Matinee Saturday The Girl of the Sunny South Saturday Matinee, ioc, and 20C aminassaanismantromAretat <. a 'J.�,itsa}�'sl�'fj�-+'61'i1'.n.rr(,-. • . iau..et,.N a e. aeaa TSR CLINTON NEW ERA Thursday, January` 28'th, 1915. 'W»eaeaauceooeeor�eb•eeee•eeeeseeessmilereeeeseeeeeso sae Comin ei Missionary• Sunday • � e • e, eaajealaa3,a6t3cno sd$a. a meeethO0 )e waC wise 9messoe0eessos Limos Rev. W. H: Hagar, of Goderich, who preaches special Missionary Sermons in Wesley church next Sunday morning and in Ontario St. Church Sunday evening. 4 •••••c•••••••••••••••••••••••wd••••••••••••••c•••••• ,\^,=Local News • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••O• CLINTON MARKETS. Hogs $6.76. • Eggs 30e to 32c. Butter 22c to 24e. Wheat 31.00, 1.05. Oats 43c to 45c. Buckwheat 58c to 60c. Baled Hay $10 to 311. Peas 31.20 to 1.26. Shorts $30.00. Bran $27.00. CONSER V ATIVES MEET ON SATURDAY. .An organ"iza'tion ntdeting of South Huron Conservatives will be held in Clinton on Saturday of this week, •Meeting is called at la ••o`-' clock, CHILDREN SAVED 'PENNIES AND BOUGHT (FLOUR. The childrenol'the public school gathered together $5.00c, and with that amount purchased a bag of 'flour and ave it as a dopa tion• to - wards.tho. 3elgian .Rclicr !:'und thug was take up last 'Friday. 'DOES WRITER. W-' NT LETTER 'PUBLISHED? Last week we, made an announce meat re a letter (that had been sent to the New Fra signed "A Work-, ing Man" lett the mo 1 important fait that the Editor wants is the writer's name. We will hold the letter another week, after which it. goes to the waste paper basket. A 'GOOD RECOMMEND. The Brussels 'Post had the fol' lowing complementary remarks to pass on the Boyer -Vincent people .–The :Bovet -Vincent Stock were an the Town nail Monday evening o'f this week and preseni.- ed a program that pleased the au -ii once, "The, Whirlpool" was the play and a variety of vaudeville stunts were put on between acts. They are 0 good Co and may visit Brussels (again before long. MINOR LOCALS. Send in your local i'teme, we are always glad to publish them. Government grants to Tall fairs have been . cut in hall as the re- sult of a scarcity of funds in the !Provincial Treasury. This will be a hard blow to the smaller fairs 'Council meets on Monday !night. Get your tickets for the 'Boyer - Vincent shows at Pair's Bookstore The Company is an excellent one and' give good, clean plays. The Provincial moving picture ex hibit was given in the town hall on Monday night. Seafooth has had several cases of robbery again, •C'HILDREN'S AID CCONCERT. Many'o'f-'rite grandmother's most Of the mothers and all of the children Of' town gladly accepted Mr..Tom Jackson's invitation to a• picture ehp'e lin the Town Hall last Friday ni t,e1, Many oustide of these three:,classee attended and by set en thiit,y, 'those arriving theca was 'Atanding room only. Several geed reels were put on and between talent !tvere some excellent numbers •by sortie Talented mem- bers of the very youngest set. Miss Merle Sweet, a very clever little elocutionist, recited "An English Child's (Prayer." Jack Bawden, who'always received great applause sang one o'f 'his funny songs. The Jackson ,trio–Tom and Bill as sol- dier boys (and Ruth as Red•tCross nursewere'received with great de light particularly '''l1aster Bill who gave as an encore '!Come 00 Over Elere•" Rev. fairful gave a ten minute talk to the children and called (for (three lusty cheers for Mr. Tom 'Jackson; Before singing the nationalAn'themtwo of the small boy's proposed a vote 'elf thanks to Mr. Jackson, a motion unanimously carried. The little people are (fully aware of the deep intercet Mr. Jae1..•on takes in their welfare and ,quite appreciate the thougbt'Culness •amdkindness which •continually 'prompt 13im to plan 2l.inge for their enjoyment, Thrc pvoeeeds 09 the coneert will be nri,rin to the treasurer Of the '„rtrr:drenie Ail Society, . • • •• • • • • • • ►•••O••,••••••••®••••••0• • A MESSAGE FROM THE GREYHOUND. Genial Baer, Ayer, the ever kind ly and everywhere popular repre sentative o'f the White Star Line df steamers, Detroit, writes, The New Era 'that they are con- sidering the details of their annu al visit to Goderich for 1915 and something like like is proposed;– Detroit to Goderich on Monday, June lath, acid down trip. on 15'cn return to Goderich ' Thursday June 17tn 'raid back to the city next moreing.June 18th. (Pull particulars will doubtless be an- nounced 'in 'a 'few weeks. - WEBER–CHALLENGER, A very pretty wedding took place at' high noon nn Wednesday January, 20th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 'Challenger "Lakeview" Goderich, when their eldest daughter Annie Elizabeth, was united in the holy bends of ma- trimony to Mr. Ephraim D. Weber of 'Edmonton: AlIxrta, The cere- mony wee performed by Rev, W. K. (:Eager, pastor of North Street Methodist Church. The btidc lean ing on the !arm 01 her father err- torecl the parlor to the strains of Lohengrine "Bridal 'Chorus" play eri by Miss Lois Challenger, sister c. tb • bide The young couple were unattended except by Miss Eileen Weber, neice of the groom who made a dainty little flower - girl dresied in pink satin and c.Of rigid a basket of pink roses and sweet peas. The bride looked anneiiing in a gown of ivory hush ass satin and 13ruesr is net wire a v'cll and orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of roses and, lily Of the Valley, After eongrat ulations had been extended the guests numbered about'thirty re- paired to the dining room, winch ( was prettily decorated in pink and 'white were 0 sumptuaus re past was p utak:'n u: The guests 'from out of town were NIT, end Mrs. Ed. Weber, Miss° Eileen Weber and Miss Louis 'Voltz mean, df Listowel;Mr. and ➢'Irs, 'C, 14. (Finkbeiner and Miss Eva. Mies Dorothy Weller and ilIrs, Edward McDowell, all of Toronto; Mies Mary Challenger of Detroit;; Miss Myrtle Tipl'acly l0'1 'Clinton ; Mr, and Mrs. A.B. (Carr of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs.' Clemens o'f Hesplcr The presents 'were numerous and costly showing the high esteem in which the young couple are held. The ,groom's +gi'fit'to the bride was a cheque (for 3100 to the pianist a beautiful pearl: ring and i:o the • 'flower -girl a lovely gold bracelet.: The • bride's travelling sunt was Of 'navy bine .surge with black Erenclr; 'halt and black lox lure. 'Mr. and Mr's..Weber left on the a.35 G, T. R. train for Toron to, Montreal and other points and • carry with theme (the best wishes of their many , friends. Fresh, Light and Brown ! No better bread than ours, we claim, Ever came to town. The best of Flour we employ, The latest methods, too, We're positive"you will enjoy The Bread we bake for you. t ont e " 's. '(Bake ' ('hone 202 I�VLV1 C�a�llecl the Srtish "A nation of shop -keepers" simply because they conducted "business as 'usual"' while the 'army was away fighting; so that when the troops returned it was to prosperous surroundings. Let the present trouble when ended find us in like condition. It can be so if, all will do their share in keeping our home factories stores and offices running. Whole -hearted loyalty implies at least loyalty to home financial investments, and more so now than ever in our day. Will you help win the war by being loyal to home. • The W. Do Fair eo. Often the cheapest—Fiiways the Best xa� • Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam What's the use experimenting with medicines? We know what White Pine and Spruce Balsam is, as the formula is printed on each label. Beyond a doubt this is the most efficient cough remedy we have ever sold. Nothing else will so readily re.ieve a cough. Try it— Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE 211121111111116 Furniture, Rugs & Linoleum' We can assistou inselecting y your Furniture, if you are going to furnish your home; or if you only tsant some odd pieces. You will find it to your advents to inspect cur stock and see the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of Violins, Pianos and Organs. Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect and we guarantee the best of satisfaction t`siv i D U N F( 3lndertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28. Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store Leave orders Ilo►v for your Sap Pa L s AND ata&mde Sap Buckets Call and See Samples Agent for Heela 11♦all'alat'es The Corner Ilia Store • ")hive and Let Litre" `or- the Reseptioe, OF .Evening Party When you entertain, yon aim to please. Dainty refreshments are placed before your guests. We make .L s1ie cialty of getting together the daintiest of goods for just Such occasions, and at dird e assortmenresent time on sour 1l countplen and shelves, A number of these are n,s lines which are l'oand to he appreciat ed, -Assorted Fancy Biscuits 10c to 75c • !Delicious Oocoa 10c to 2.5c a tin, Olives 'plain or stuifecl 10e to25c bottle, Farley 1 Oherries in bottles. I For dessert --Jelly Powders in various calors. :Dere is a loather Het of suggestions'– ! Pot( ed Meats, Peanut Butter, • Salad Dressing, Loaf Sugar and a score or more of others. iutgr and Eggs "Wanted Highest [Market Price Plumbing and Heating ItL+ E Shen–over owland's Hardware • �r • 11 ijunni f ord Phone 53 PHONE 46. ,4,+++++++44+44+++++++4+44. .4÷1.4.4•444144•444,414,4444444.4,41 There's -a Tendency, these • I.• Days towwes ards Better Shoes ;O• • 4 • 4 4 People wear much Better shoes than they did a few years ago, We ask Everybody at all interested in Better Shoes to call to see our splendid showing of all kinds of footwear. Our Better Shoes are not high priced be- cause they are high grade—Not by any means. May we have the pleasure of showing you the best of shoes at any stated price—be it Men's Shoes at $2.5o, $3.5o to $6,5o or Women's shoes itt $t,5o to $2.5o to $4.5o? The same facts hold in regard to our shoes for Boys, for Girls and for the very Little People, The Store of Better Shoes and Better Shoe Service F . JnieKSON THE liONIE OF BETTER • • • 4 4.