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House Furnishingsa�n�sMerMBt Tailoring
and Men's -Furnishings
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For helpful hints of the best kinds of gifts for this. year consult the,followingr
Chnisthlas comes regularly, even in war times, and you'll wish to remembers.
your dear ones and friends as usual at the gift season. May we suggest that
Practical Gifts will be Most
Appreciate, This Year
With such, these stares are filled—with new things to wear and pretty things
to make homes mure comfortable
In spite of rising costs, we have kept our prices down, and dollar for dollar,
we would like to prove to you that
Your Christmas Money will do Most Here
Will you accept our cordial invitation to visit these stores—walk up and
down the aisles, and make a careful examination of hundreds of.suitable gift
things arranged in show cases and on counters, all marked in plain figures,
and with price tickets everywhere. You will find abundance of appropriate
and pleasing answers to the old question, ''What shall I. give? "
This space by no means contains a complete list of the gift possibilities in
our well-chosen stocks, ,but is merely suggestive of the many useful and
ornamental things you will find here. Read it through, make notes of what
seems most interesting, and then come and see for yourself that •This is the
Christmas Store.
Fancy Linens for Easy Mailing
Agents for Irish Linens tell us that they will soon be a luxury because of•
the war conditions. Why not linens from our present complete stock? Towels
Tray Cloths, Plauen Lace Doylies and Centres, Pillow Shams, and
Table Cloths withor without matched Napjcins, at prices varying accord-
ing to size and fineness. • Present Values not soon to be Duplicated
You wilt Enjoy a Look Through the Display.
Remember the Handkerchiefs
Many of them arelinen, too, and therefore particularly good buying now
Initial Handkerchiefs for hien, fine, soft, Japanese material with silk initial
Picture .L andkerchiels for the kiddies, new pictures and nursery rhymes
Linen QI'aiidkerchiefs`f6r men and .women. These we import direct froth the Old
Land, and whether',you invest ioc or 50c, each value is 'assured. The men's
Linen ,Handkerchief we sell for 25c is a marvel
Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 5c to $1, with a big range in .patterns between
4r.sci 2oc and 25c. Hand Embroidered and Lace Edge limes at 5oc to 75c
Silk Handkerchiefs in both white and colors, from 25c to $I•.25, ,,with a wide variety
in color and design
Excelda'Finish (mercerized) Handkerchiefs in dozens of patterns
We are trusting to this necessarily fragmentary list of good things to so ex-
cite your curosity that you'll come to the stores and, seethe rest.
Dainty Neckwear for woolen Is one of our big lines. Bath
variety and style' are conspicu-
ous, and 25c to 75c buys some of the newest and prettiest novelty neckwear
we have shown. It is easily seen in our big glass display. cases, and the
very .newest styles ar,,e now on sale
The Sooner your Christmas Shopping is done the better tor all concerned.
Why Delay You remember the awful crush of the last' few days last year.
Can't you do your Christmas Shopping right NOW for your own comfort ?
The best choice meets the early shopper.
The flol say Neckwear for Men in "Top _Notch."
Most of it was made to our order from sirks, and all the better lines are in Hol
Boxes. Whether you 'want to pay 25c or 75c for a tie, in Bows, Knots, Four.in-hand
or Hook -on, you will finifl the 'right shapes and proper colorings here. -
The new shapes In ARROW Collars at 2 for 25c make a good gift of the best
there is in collars. ;
Popular presents at popular prices are our inducements to one and all, We
put at your disposal gifts, for every member of tie family, and insure you a saving of
t me, worry and cash. in the choice.
Why not Gloves and Hosiery Don't you think Gloves or Hosiery a good Suggestion
The above list is suggestive, not exhaustive, Let us show you the rest when you
come. There is nothing to gain and much to lose in delayed Christmas Shopping.
The best time is NOW. A suggestive resolve, "I'll be an early Christmas Shopper"
The most beautiful and varied collection of useful gift things this country side
has ever seen, awaits your choosing NOW in our roomy stores. Low prices and
courteous service combine to make this the real Christmas Store. Come and see.
In this Wreath %,ou/ The hearty wish
You'll Find .:HA Merry Christmas of all the
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INSTALLING WATER 1 CLINTON MARKETS.
MrJames Carter, Albert Street.
North is installing the town water'
at place. •
SOME WFAATHER.
Monday a regular Western
blizzard and the snow ploughs were
out* open cup the walks. The
cold' spell has continued.
TAKES RINK AGAIN.
Mr. Robt. Sweet has rented the
frame rink again for the coming
season and had skating on Wednes
day night, •
NEW LAUNDRY,
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Mr. R. Moorehas opened a lain•..
dry and cleaning and pressing
shop in, and,
frame building just,
east of the Commercial Hotel.
ADDRESS.
DI:. WE. Sloan• ;who, has recently
returned; froth. Nome, Alaska, has
been invited to .address the'mem-I
her
e of tho Clinton'Clubb
and others
on Friday.+j"vening Dec. 18, and will
,speak onp' ¢e,tezperienee in Alaska,
PROMQTTON, ANNOUNCED.
In division,• orders just issued by
Col. W.E. Hodgins of the lst. diva
cion, the list of appointments and
promotions contains the following.
H. J. Hodgin's • is absorbed into the
establishinentl. To be provisional
lieutenat, Sergeant F. L. Cluff.
C. C. I. Cf ,M]VIENCEMENT. '
Tonight—Thursday—the' C. C. I.
hold their .annual commencement
exercises in the town -hall. The
Phalen Orchestra will supply. the
music and .program of solos ,chor
uses, drill's; etc., will be given. Cer
tificatee-and prizes will be given to
the successful pupiils.
A FORME 'A'IONEER.
PASSES AWAY.
Word was received here this
week of the death of Mr. George
Fulont of Mount Clemens Michigan,
many of our older citizens will
remember the Fulton Family who
owned the fine farm on the., Bay -i
field Road just below the iRail vay
Bridge and was one of the early set
tiers having come here in 1846 'but
moved to Mount Clemens many
years ago.
UNCLE DEAD.
Mr. W. R. Counter of town re-
ceived word of the death of hie
uncle in Honolulu; We take the
following obituary notice from
the Simcoe. Reformer.—There must
still be some few residents of Sim-
coe who have recollections of Mr.
Moses R. Counter, a younger bro-
ther of •Slineee's senior lousiness
man, Mr...George F .Counter. Half
acenturyagoo.he ~vent to school in
Simcoe and afterwards loarnedthe
jewellry business with his brother
He married a Simcoe girl and sub-
sequently started in the jewellry
business in Seaforth. So long as
resided there he was a frequent
visitor to Simcoe. About twenty-
five years ago he moved to Hono-
lulu, II. I., where he has ever since
been carrying on business. Word
of his death there after a very
brief illness, on Monday, 23rd No-
vernber„was received by his Simcoe
relatives a few days ago. Deceased
was born in Delon, England. and
was in his 66th. year. Fie will be
remembered by all survivors of
the Fenwick Rifles as a member of
that body.
XMA S NIGHT ENTERTAIN -HENT
The big success of the Junior,
Girls Bazaar „and entertainment in
the Town Hail. last Saturday has
started the Boys at the Public
School up to do their share to -i
wards the Pab:icrtic Fund and a
committee of boys are going to be
responsible for the biggest and
best TEN CENT ENTERTAIN
MEM.' ever held in the Town Hall
The date is Xmas' night and will be
double show first one at 7 o'clock
and the second at 8.45 it will the a
continuous performance until 10.30
you can come early 01 late or any
anytime and see a big program of
Moving Pictures and a good Music
al Entertainment and the Funds
go to the Ladies Patriotic Fund of
Town. Mr. Medd the new \,Pro-
prietor of the Moving Pictures has
made a splendid offer to the boys
for the Moving Pictures and the
boys have engaged some good
things in,the music line who says
the Boys big TEN CENT CHRIST
MAS;,ENTERPAINMENT won't be
a big success.
Hogs 80.76.
Eggs 30e to 32c.
Butter 22c,to 24c.'
' Wheat $1,00, '$1.05.
Oats 43c to' 450.
Buckwheat '580 to 60e.,
Baled Hay 410 to 411,
Peas 41,20 to 1.25.
-Shorts $30.00.
Bran 827,00.
LEAVE IT TO US—
You-save money, time and• trou-
ble in plaing your renewal subserip.'.
tion to the dailies with us. See'.
clubbing list elsewhere in this is-
sue.
COMMENCEMENT ,EXERCISES.'
The: annualCommencement.exer
eises ,of thy' Clinton Collegiate In-
stitute willbe, held in the Town
Hall, Thursday evening, Dec. 17. A
good ;program: of Instrumental and
vocal music,. readings, drills ete.
OFFICE AT SALISBURY. •
The Dominion Express Company
has opened an office at Salisbury
Plain for the i onvenience of mem
bers "•of the first Cariadianl Conting
ent and to "handle the Christmas
rush of parcels from this country to
the soldiers abroad.
TAN EIS 0IER IMPLEMEE T
BUSINESS..
Last week Mr: Charles Lovett and
sot', James, rook over the imple-
ment business of Little & Miller,
and are moving the stock i:o the
East half of the frame building on
Huron street, next door to Scru-
ton's butcher shop,
MOST ACCE.'TABLE
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Scores of subscribers send the
New Era, for a year to distant
friends as a Christmas gift. The
cost is small. The satisfaction is
great. This method ensures a gen
erous, old-fashioned, gossipy let-
ter full of home news every week
of the year.
MINOR LOCALS.
Those at the 'battle+front` do
not need to be admonished to do
their Christmas shooting early
The new slogan for ClintonitLs
is "Do Your Christmas Shopping at
Home." Everything which Santa
Claus requires is to be found in
abundance in this town.
The Great Majority of New Era's
subscription ,expire in December
Renewal notices are being sent
out this week. Prompt renewal of
subscriptions will be appreciated.
Every merchant should have' his
share of business this year. Times
are not hard inlllhis section. Look
atitthe prices the farmers are get-
ting for grain and produce. Our
factories are all doing fine and men
are working. This little old burg
doesn't see hard times.
We desire to thank those who
have already paid their subscription
in advance. It is helping us finely
but there are somel whom we feel
that are not doing as they should.
Alterations
t��he Nap of �ura�e
Will not prevent Christmas from com-
ing, nor have they prevented us from
securing a splendid stock of Holiday
Goodsat reasonable prices Our stock
is generous in variety, showing gilts'
suitable for, littie or big, old 'or young,
Useful, Beautiful and Appropriate Gilts,
at a wide Range of Prices
The W. D FairCo:
Often the cheapest --2 iways the Best
ehrlst as Gifts
It is not too early to commence your Obristma's Shopping.
Why not enjoy the many benefits of early buying which experi
enced shoppers know are so real and so very much worth while.
Simply select the article you wish to purchase and we will hold,
for you. Come and examine our stock you will find a better
selection than ever—Ebony, Parisian and India Ivory, both in
cases and separate pieces, Perfumes and Colognes, Leather Goods
Pipes add Smoker's Supplies, Cigars 10, 25 or 50 in box
Gillette Razors, See the new aristocrat Gillette at $5 in ivory box
Snapshot Albums: Kodak and Brownie Cameras $1 to $21.50.
T. M. I-=OV:E
Dispensing Chemist Q THE PANSLAR DRUG STORE
Furniture, Rugs & L inoleuims
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, or if you only R ant 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
VR.S DL1NFC RD
Undertaker- and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
Fresh, Light arid. 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,
Conner's Bakery
Phone 202
There could be nothing more Useful or Suitable for
Christmas Gifts than a choice from the following list
Nickel -Plated Ware
Tea Kettles, Teapots, Coffee Pots, Tray's, Nut Bowls, Call Bells,
Salt and Pepper Sete, Spoons and Forks, Crumb Trays,
Bread Ti ays, Berry .Spoons, Meat Forks, Butter Knives,
Pickle Forks, Bath Room Fixtures,
Hanging Lamps
Hall Lamps
Fancy Oil Lamps
Electric Table Lamps
Safety Razors 25c and up.
Electric Irons
Carpet Sweepers.
O Cedar and Wizzard Mops
Razors, Strops and Brushes
Cut Glass Berry Bowls, were 85.00 now .......... 3,75
Cut Glass Berry Bowls, were 4.00 now 3,00
Cut Glass Cream and Sugar were 5.00 now...:. 3.75
Cut Glass Water Pitcher and 6 Tumblers 8.00 now 6,00
Carvers in Cases, Scissors in Oases
Pocket and Pen Knives, . Guns and Rifles,
Automobile' and Cycle Skates,
Special prices on Rand Sleighs, Children Tool Sets, saws, hammers, etc
Men's and Children's Gloves and Mitts
Fancy English Granite Teapots and lugs
Several Lines at special low prices. We hold purchases till wanted
Charcoal 15c per sack, 2 for 25e, 9 sacks for 41.
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I-IAI2LAND BROTHER,S
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
Fivt Strang Points in
tlecla 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 secondhamd FURNACE and
1 iiRadiaut home" with oven
Thos.] awkins
Plumbing and Beating
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live"
A Calif for Early
Shopping
Make your Christmas purchases
as soon as possible, and you will
have the advantage of better ser-
vices better attention, and better
selection.—
New. Raisins, Currants, Figs, Peel,
.Dates, Nuts, Etc., Ete.,
ARE
AND WE
Y WE CARRY THE
VERY BEST
We solicit your orders
lr or Christmas Presents -
We have a nice assortment of
Fancy China to choose from.
For the Children
Christmas Stockings, Candies,
Oranges, Nuts, Grapes, and 'Table
Raisins,
Open Evenings until Christmas
Butter and Eggs 'Wanted
highest Market. Price.
E. E. liunniford
PHONE 45.
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M!Y CHRISTMAS
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ei• When the problem of something to give for
,•►. Christmas confronts. you, 'turn to this store forre-
• lief. We offer our trade the most practical and
4,.. sensible of all Christmas Gifts
CHOKE POOTWFAR
• Look over the list below and see' if you do not find
something that will appeal to you at once
as being Just the Thing.
Bath Slippers
Felt Slippers
• School. Shoes
Dress Shoes
Storm Shoes
Street Shoes
Dress Slippers
House Slippers
Bed Slippers
Juliets
Colonials
Dress Pumps
Baby Shoes
F,00twarmers
Arctics
Rubbers
Rubber Boots
Leggings, Etc.
I.'. Make your Footwearselections early while the
choosing is at its very best.
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THE l-1OME OF BETTER SHOES
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