HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-11-26, Page 8THE CLINTON NEW BHA.
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's •Clothes of .Style
;,Character and Quality
Two things determine the lasting quality of a suit—the
cloth itself and the manner in which it is tailored.
And it is careful attention to these details that gives
first place, in the estimation of critical men, to suits}
and overcoats from BROWN'S.
,,Take, for instance, the matchless suits and overcoats
made in our tailor shop, under most careful super-
vision. Theyare not made to sell, Merely for, the
passing dollar of the day. They're bl.isiness kauil ers'
ofthe: future.
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Come in and letus showyou just how well they are ma!1
and we are confident you will then realize,,4hat
Very excellent values they are,
SUYT'i Fine. fast colors Blue and B1ack:Worsteds •and the newest patterns in Fancy
Worsteds are the materials used in the` development of these''up-to=date°suits. In '
point of style, these suits have the latest approvedtwo and three button sa:k
coats, with medium or long soft roll, peaked or semi peaked lape rounded fronts,
high -cut vests. regularor medium peg trousers, with or without cuffs.
OVERCOATS—The man who comes to choose his overcoat is not limited in
the matter of si,yle—For the young men who demand the latest, there are
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knee-length th coats of soft, heavy clieviot, plain or with fancy check design. •
Then there are the long ulster coats with shawl, converto or storm collars, and
the always o ular.black overcoats—Chesterfield style, fly front. .velvet -collar.
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'New St' les in Men's Soft .Hats
Men's Hats are more distinctively different this winter than they have been
for some time, and the most favored models are to be seen at BROWN'S...
Our carefully selected assortment has all the snap and dash of the newest
fashions, yet without that exaggerated freakishness so offensive to critical dressers
The new soft hats have high crowns and pencil curl rims—some very smart
styles having the heavy corded silk band and binding of a contrasting shade. The
colors are blue, bottle ggseen, olive brown, steel grey, plum and nigger brown, Drop
inand try them on.
And la aldition to the above we carry a lull line of
Men's Furnishings
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CLINTON MARKETS.
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Hogs, $7.25.
Butter 22c to t24o.
Eggs 28e to 30c.
Wheat $1,00,•$1.05.
Oats 43e to 45e.
Buckwheat 58c to 60c,
Players' Baled Iiay $10 to $11.
Peas $1.20 to 1.25.
will' -be at the I Shorts $30.00.
i. Bran $27,00.
Towle Hall, elin on i --
Saturday, Dec.'DATE CHANGED.
1 Night — Saturday, The North Huron Liberal Con-
tN I
vert ion which was to have been
"Belle of the dost"hhaset&at i VTchang on Dec. Sat'
beers changed to Monday.
Dee. 14th.
A Strong Military Comedy Dram.V
,•� 1 THE `COONS" NOT COMING.
Special Scenery and Electrrppal Effects The Sunny Sbuth Co, have, can
Vaudeville Between Acts-- 1
POPULAR PRICES Hocelled their eng gement as cheap
tel rates co}ild..notbe- had. „,The
, Plan.at ;l'air's Book Sto6e ' aid $1.00 a day, 'for show people
have passed- away.
THAT'S 'WHY SOUTH HURON.
Perry's
Peerless
MINOR LOCALS.
A CHRISTMAS HINT. I w�NTS HIM.
SEE thatTrpae 'Cof hrthe !istmaMade an-
gree- The •
Kincardine Repo
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ens a
Canada's .kinci.
'NEW HYMN BOOK.
Copies of the revised hymn book
are being sent to Presbyteries foe
their approval by the'Presbyterian
Committee on Church Praise.
ONTARIO WEATHER.
Ontario weather is hard to beat.
This week we saw in one.mornirig,
rter, has the i
following complementary about
the•Liberal Candidate for South
Huron ;—Mr. Thos. IYIcMillian, Hul-
lett, even known farmer has been
chosen the Liberal standard bea_-•
er for the riding, of South Huron.
He is one bf the' ablest speakers in
the province besides being one of
the best farmers.
REMEMBER THE DATE.
Mrs. Grant Needham who is sent.
buggies, waggons, cutters, sleighs, 1 out by the Red Cross Society to
utomobiles trucks, and a, bicycle address th citizens of the differ-
sa
-not too bad for our winter wea-
ther.
WHY NOT ORGANIZE
A LEAGUE.
Several people have spoken to
the New Era about ,various lodges
getting together and forming o
carpet ball League for this coming.
season, The New Era is in favor
of it and we wonder what lodge
will be the first to take It up.
LARGE CHRISTMAS SEAL
ORDERS.
ent towns in Ontario tvi11 speak in
the Town Hall Clinton on the af-
ternoon of Thursday December the
third at 4 o!cloek. She will speak
on the work of the Red Cross So-
iety and will show samples of
necessary supplies. Remember—
the citizens of the town rot only
the ladies.
MINOR LOCALS.
You may g3t ready for winter
now.
Municipal candidates for offite
will soon be getting their war
paint on. We hope shortly to be
The Muskoka Free Hospital for able to give the names of those
The 5 emit rate for The New Era
4 or the balance of the year to any
Canadian postoffioce offers a
great sbargain. Balance of the
1915 to any o na ddresssus cribers in the Do-
or
'minion.
IEuros Co. Council will meet on
` Tuesday, Dec. ist, at 3 o'clock.
Do it no
I w. Yourr Christmas'Shop
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I ping.
Furniture, Rugs & 1. inoteumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, 11 You are going
to furnish your home, or if you only ss ant some odd pieces.
Yoe will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stoc
the bargains we are offering, We also carry a good line ofk and see
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
,IAS, i)UNFeRD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Nicht and Sunday Calls answered at Reside -nee over store
Just a few Leet at Special Prices
Coal Sc. Wood Ranges and Heaters
Happv Thought, Fandora, Welcome National,
Canada and' Favorite Steel Ranges
—All High•Cirade Stoves'
Regular $55,00' Range, for it
¢0.0
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Regular 52,00 Range for 41.00
Regular 45.00 Range, for
Regular 43,00 Range for . ..7 40.00 •
Regular 18.00; Ooal.or .a?f ood Beater for 10.00
Regular 11.00 Coat`or'Wood Heater,for . 1500
Regular 11,00 Coal' dr Wood Heater for 9,50
"Regular 900 Ooal;or.Wood Beater for 8.00
Now is a good time to buy—Gail' and see for yourself
Air Tight Wood Heaters .. • . 3.50
Pesfection Coal Oil Heaters..........., .... ..... 4,50
Two good second hand self feeder Coal Heaters -CHEAP
It saves fuel to use Storm Doors and Weather Strips
—We Have Them
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A Bar gain Table of slightly damaged Graniteware
—,--BIG VALUE
Only
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Shopping
Days
Till
Christmas
Consumptives is anticipating great
er resul s than ever this year in
who will go to the polls.
Winter weather noW.
their annual Christmas seal sell- I Now for a livelier hustle to bus-
ing campaign judging from their• iness.
first order placed fo.'these, little Early buyers for Chrfsfinas are
seals, whit h amounts to three mill already making selections.
ion, and Will be followed With
Furth
ear aers es /lie campaign pro- i Advertise and strayed or stray
ceeds. •
PAS ON YOUR "TIPS"'
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'When there's, a,little news stir-
ring and they heat iibbtit it, some
people are kind enough to drop
into the office and give the editor
a little "tip." Those are the kind'
of people we appreciate and we
are always glad to "follow tip the
"tips" if they areworth while. Be
pause a -man publishes a newspa-
per he isn't supposed to know
everything that's going on. Kind
ly add to the interest of the New
Era by passing on your "tips.
DEACONESS WORK.
At the Sunday Sehool at Wesley
Church, last Sunday afternoon,
Mies Bessie Irwin, Field Secretary
of the .Deaconess Training School
Toronto, gave an,interesting ad-
dress on the work of the school
and other 'Movements in cornice
tion. She emphasized the flet that
the course of Bible and titheT
study included training not only
for the work of deaconess but for
Voting ladies who Wished to quali-
fy themselves for better' Sunday
school teaching, prepare Tor min-
isters' wives. Miss Irwin spoke in
Stratford on Monday and Mill hale'
several meetings in Perth Comity
this week.
POTTER—BOLTZHATTER.
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HARLAND BROTHERS `i
in stock in the New Era.
he newspapers these days are
flooded with all kinds of supposed
copy of news. On looking into it
the editor generally finds and
Adv v
concealed. The copy supplied
ing written on one 'side we use to
write upour local nets's.
The New Era circulation is grow
ing every week. Read your label
as the lists are corrected. Every
reader should endeavor to re-
new his subscription promptly.
paages this week and.all full 'of
good reading matter.
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Fresh, Light and Brown !
No'better bread than ours,
we claim,
Ever carne to town.
Mr. S4ederick L. r Potter 'sof
Holmesville and Miss Clara Hotta-
haver of this town were quietly
married on Wednesday' of this
•Week 'et the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ell Holte-
hater. Only the near relatives of
the two families were present. The
marriage ceremony Was performed
.nrmed
by Rev. S.. J. Alain of Ontario St.
'Church. The couple unattended
took their places cinder an arch
of oleanders and. flowers. The
bride's gown was White. satin With
'shadow lace over theskirt and a
becoming bridal 'vale of embroid-
ered net looped with orange nlos-
13bins made her look neat and be-
coming. The young couple ., will
live near Holmesville and have the
best wishes of the New Era and
its readers.
The best of Flour we emp'oy
The latest methods, too,
We're positive you will enjoy
The Bread we bake for you.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES Conner Bakery
1 Phone 202
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WESLEY CHURCH
The Pastor's suhjeets last Sunday
were; The Burden Bearer" and
titles It Pav?"
ltev., J. K. .1 iiifull addressed the
F"wore h ,League nn Monday.
The Quarterly Official Board met on
Tuesday evening.
The W. 3d. S. met on Wednesday,
enol madeup several quilts. Tea was
served at the close,
Rev., E. G. Powell will speak to the
Junior Leaguers on 'Good Citizenship'
on Friday ,evening et 7 o'clock.
ONTARIO BT. CHURCH.
Rev. A. W. Brown. of Varna, will
preach on Sunday next both morn.
ing and''evenigg.
Miss Sybil Courtice addressed the
League on Monday evening on "Lite
in
Japan," Her address was exceeding
ly interesting.
Anniversary services will be held on
Sunday. Ds'. 13.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pastor was unable to take his
appointments last Sunday ea ing ,
to sickness. Rev. Green and Mr:
Rolland very efficiently fitting in
at short notice.
The pastor will occupy the pul-
pit next Sunday.
Morning subject "Patterns" in
the evening "A Fellow Who Made
Good.
Prayer meeting Thursday bight.
Christmas tree and Cantata •A-
reund the Manager" Dec. 23rd,
A. SPECIAL
OFFER
to New Subscribers
'will pay for
The
New Era
UNTIL
Jan. lst
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A SPLENDID CHANCE
To get the Old Home
Paper that gives all the
news of Clinton and District
that's worth `printing. '
ine
New Era
FIrst in Everything.
Sunshine Jane
The joyous story of a Sunshine Nurse, whose
mission was not to care for sick bodies,,but to
heal sick souls, Underlying all its droll fun is
shown a sound faith ofultimate good in all
things, and practical rules of happy living. $1
Its Official Fiancee
If a new method of writing fiction can be con—
ceived, it is in this story. The girl makes a
hold on a man's heart. The world loves a lover
—and love is the making of this story. $1.25
Henry of Navarre
• Henry is the hero of his home town and falls
in love with •every girl he meets. He is hot-
headed, loyal -hearted, fun -loving, and slang
talking,
191 pages of joy. "$1.00
The W. D Fair Co.
Often the .Cheapest—always the Best
Ruga [oda or Brownie
The pictures are easy to make. Always interesting, and
Brow in value year by year;
Any troy or girl can successfully accomplish everystep in
picture making, A carefully written book of instruction
furnished with each camera. Brownie Camerae. 51 to 512
Kodaks $7 and up. Developing and printing done
Promptly and Efficiently.
THE PENSLAR STORE;
Dispensing Chemist THE QUAL1TY DRUG STORE
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JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA, CLINTON
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Ftvc Strong Points in
Reda Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in Coal.
CALL AND BE. CONVINCED OR
Phone 53
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 second-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" ` with oven,
Thos. Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
The eorner Stove
"Live. and Let Live".
Now fr the Christmas
Cake, Plum 1?uddin4
aild Mince Meat,
We have the material for mak-
ing them,—
Valencia Resins,—
seeded and seedless
Currants, Pigs, Dates,
I-eels—Orange, Lemon, Citron,
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts,
and all kinds of Spices,
RRUITS
Malaga Grapes, Table Raisins,
Cranberries,: Grape Fruit,
Apples, Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas, Siveet Potatoes,
and Celery.
Butter and: Eggs'iVanted" ,
highest, Market, Price
E. E. Hunniford.
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Our Rubber Boots are of Standard Make
There are No Better Boots
IT'S THE BEST OR NONE HERE.
A new line for this season is our
DREADNAUGHT
a red rubber that in actual test in railroad con-
struction work, has outworn ,from two to four
pairs of the regular black boot. The price is
reasonable at $5.75.
We also have the ordinary gum lines
at $3.75 and $4
We Guarantee our Rubber Boots
to do Their Full Duty
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