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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-03-13, Page 4and 1)ress lllakiiig r• Thursday, *at'eli 13t1 1913, • Ateady 10 Wear Irliotte 7S Couch & Co. are Pleased to announce their PRING OPENING Wednesday and Wedneslay Evening March loth, 1913, from 8 to ro 30 V1.0...M.Nampomme Early Easter Early Spring Early Openings We believe that we have reason for making favorable comments upon our present display of Milliney, Tailor made Suits, Ladies Coats, Misses Coats, Laoies Skirts, Misses Skirts, Ladies Dresses, Misses Dresses, Blouses, Dress Goods and Trimmings As we a're showing the most exquisite and exclusive creations that this store has ever shown. There is a marked difference in the effects over those shown during the past season both in desigt s anc?fabrics. We be- lieve that a more representative Col- lection of model garments is not to be found anywhere. You are invited to inspect this beautiful collection of La:41es and Children's WearinR Apparel, on March 19 and following days. This Is the Season of New Weaves Before you select the material for your suit and dress you should • make a careful comparison of the, weaves and colors. Our Dress Goods include all the useful and proven colors, many of these ex- clusively shown by this store. OUR DISPLAY IS UNIQUE AND COMPLETE .cpt.v,,,,.[ItErsmay•p*Wat.S6ta"tnUMVAMIUI•rnaiM=MISDAM11.1.8.14,111 •DISTRICT NEW Brumfield The depositors oi the Farmers Bank who lost so heavilY,hy the failure have now given lap allhopes of getting anything out Of it as the Government floes not see best to help. AB were 'under the inspira- tion that a chartered bank was perfectly safe, On Wednesday last, Mr. and Mrs. Penfound of Stanley celebrated the 50 anniversary ipf their marriage, a number from a distance were pre- sent .to celebrate with them and wish them all happiness. John Kitchell of our village has bought Mrs Risebury's house for $300. It is a cheap property, Mrs. Risebury expects to leave shortly for fie home of her son, Mr.Risei btify of Brandon, %/Jere she will reed. She will sell her household goods, by private sale. Miss (Emma McIntosh is visiting at the home of her cousin Mrs, Simpson of Rothsay. Hallett Mrs, ,Mogdridge of Clinton spent a few Clays last week with her daughter Mrs. Hesk who has been on the sick list. Joseph Rapson bad the misfor- • tune tolose a fine cow on Monday. • Miss Edith Stewart of Clinton is • having enforced holidays owing to her ill health and is now visiting her sister Mrs. Thos. Adams. Miss Elsie Farquar is spending a 'week with her cousin at Point Farm rof Goderich. Albert Weymouth has purchasecl s piano case organ fart his daugh- • ters. • Wm. Vodden son of Jno. Vod- den left for Big Stone, Alta., last Lorne Tyndal has purchased the farm owned by Ben 'Churchill. Mr.Churchill and family have • gone to their home in Duncan 'B. C. Miss Tessie Armstrong is spend - frig a week with hen aunt Mrs. Walker Rogerson of Tuckersmith. Miss Millie ,Adams spent, a,tew days With prs..',Temes fiamilon., At his hoineVillage of I,oridesboro, Mr. Frank e" Brown passed peacefully to his rest on the evening of Wednesday March 5th in the 88th year of his age. After life of wonderful activity. Being one of the oldest settlers of ftibie township of Hullett, and one of the very tfevSnow living whq took np their homesteads from the Canada Company about 4..D.1848--eleaned his land erected his buildings and lived continuously thereon for over • 82years. Here was amen whose span of life covered almost 88 years and yet he practically had never any illness nor old age in the sense of impaired lfaculties. To see him • of late years, alert and bright -one found it hard to ((believe that he had 'Passed the line of fonrstore • and seven. In politics IVIr.Brown • was a Liberal and (a consistent member of the Methodist Church which he attended regularly up to the last and was always earlY his • pew, indeed it can be, truly said of him that he was always prompt in all his engagements, that being a, strong feethre • of his chara,cter. He leaves to mourn his loss four daughters, two athome and two in London,. also two sons. Moses on the Homestead and Ephraim on his farm on Con. 0. The funeral on Saturday from the Methodist church to the cild W. Cemetery•was largely attended. Stanley. Miss Katie McGregor who was in the hospital at Clintorssfor a few Weeks, came home to her father's atthe end of last week, 'We are pleased to state that She is doing well, Master Gilbert Gilmour is recov ening from his illness.' Mr. Thos. Darvill, offjPasqua,. Sask., who spent the winter on the Second, left on Tuesday of this week for the West. Miss Nettie Fraser who spent the winter near Sarnia returned to her home last week, reilrires The members of the Institute held their annual oyster slipper at Mr.Ezra Pickard's on Tuesday evening. Mr_ Will Jenkins had the mis- fortune to lcose a valuable horse, this week, It had apparently lain on a fork during the night and in so doing pierced its abdomen so badly that it had to be shot. Mr. F. Hutson has rented from Mr. D. G1 idd on, (the farm he re- cently purchased from Mr. F.Leon- ard. • Mr. Geo, Sheppard moved to the village this week. We welcome them to our midst, Rev. Mr McCormick preached in London, last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Baird, of Mitchell, will preach gEssionary sermons here next Sunday. Mr. Fred, Leonard has purchased the farm of the late James Lindsay on the loth eon., and will move thereto in the near future. Mr. C. LiedsaY will hold an auction sae on. Good Friday. See sale list in this 'iosae, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Elliott re- turned on Monday from; Sunshine, where they had: been visiting, yir several weeks, • - • - Ty. - Lo litioSboro •The funeral of the late Francis Brown was held last Saturday and was largely attended. The Presbyterian pulpits were supplied last Sunday, by Rev. Mr. Justice, who preached excellent sermons and captivated his hearers Rey. Mr. Fraser will be here next Sunday and congregational meet- ings will be held on the Tuesday following to find out if a choice can be made. The good sleighing has been spoiled by old Xing Sol and there are many signs of Spring. Several farmers around here sold horses and delivered them in Wing hare lately at good prices. llogs and cattle were; 'Shipped here on Monday and hogs again on Wednesday and the hog price was $9.25: Eggs price keep up to 20-21. WILL PAPER Call in and See Our New Wall Papers All the latest Designs Minenartics0,1191.14cralSW^ALVIMPINIMMIll Cooper & Co'y CLINTON 1 issisam immurnme.sampoweemilionissimm Arthur Brunsdon, who is a C. P.R. agent in Alberta spent a few days of last weelc and part of thisweek at his home here. Get ready for the Women"s In- stitute pie social on the evening of Thursday the 20th inst.. James Hill has got a new smoke stack for his mil. John Smith. the assessor has finished the assessing froaf Con. one to eleven inclusive. Arthur Jamieson has securedthe position of sugar beet Superintend ent for this and several other townships, which was formerly held by Mr. Graham, of Clinton, who re- signed. There are at least five tenders in for carrying the Rural mail from this Ipostoffice. Sir, and Mrs. Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Denny and son, of London. attended the funeral of Mr. Brown tuiinnFale of Farm Stock, Implements and furniture. The undersigned has instructed, Thos. Gundry, to sell by uublie auction. at Lot 28, Con. 18, Huron Road, Goderich Township, on Priclan March 21st at 1 o'clock the following ;- Heavy Horse, 5 years old. IlesvmEtMarc.W.rising 5 years. Aged Aged Mare in foal. • Draught Colt by "Border McGre- gor." One Colt one year old, by Border McGregor, Aged driving mare, snitable for a woman driver Two cows, due to, calve (about time of sale, Three cows due to calve latter part of May One cow to calve in April, Durham Grade Bull, Smoothsold 5 calves rising one year . 1 Heifer rising two years. 1 Steer rising two years. Two fat steers rising 3 years 20Leicester ewes. 3Turkyes and a number of hens Two sets of heavy harness. Massey. Binder. Massey Mower. Waggon Set of bob -sleighs. Stone boat. Seed Drill, Deering Cultivator, nearly new Roller Scarier :Disc Harrow. Diamond Harrow, Mellott Cream Separator Daisy Churn and Milk cans Hay fork, car and slings' Ladder Coal range, ' will buns coal or wood. Large 'Pine Kitchen tablet Quantity of household furniture Terms -9 months credit on fur- nishing approved joint mites; 3 per cent. straight Off 'for cash; $10 and under cash. No reserve as feral has been 'sold. Chas. Lindsay Pront, T. Gundry, Auctioneer. • notne.A#4twi"sesvaivt Anything } You want done in > the line of Pinitiblitig, Beating Tinsmithing or Metallic Work iGall and get our prices. Jobbing and Repairing done Promptly Skates sharpened while you wait B am & Suttery Sanitary Plumbers Pinine 7. MAAnhAnAAAAAAAWAAAAAW .• • a • AT THE MEN'S STORE ENDS ON WEDNESDAY, MAReH a e 14th Men's and Boys' Ready=made Clothing Men's Furnishings, Flats and Caps Weare making alteration and changes at our Men's Store this month that requires a clearing up of our entire stock of Men's and Boy s' Clothing Men's Furnishing's, Hats and Caps, Furs, Etc. Our intention will be an- nounced later. The sale started March 8th and ends March 19th. Conic, bring your purses, as all lines are for cash. We positively gnat.- antee you a saving of from 25 to 50 per cent on all goods purchased. Money back if not satisfied with your purchase. $t 50 Stiff Dais $1.50 Men's Black Pearl and Brown Stiff Hats, Waferlite, Fitwell, Fea- therweight and Christie brands. Well known for wearing qualities, all sizes and shapes, regular $2.50, for ,.. 51.00 Men's Call,S COSI; and less Men's and Boys' 'Cloth Caps. in the newest styles, in ;winter 'arid summer qualities, all sizes as f0-• Regular 50c for Ole Regular 75c for re Regular 1.00 for 70c eviler 1.25 for rite Regular 1.50 for 1.12 $1.'25 11(11's Shirts 9Se Mens soft front Noligee Shirts in all the new colorings, narrow and wide stripes, sizes 11 1-2 to 1S regular 1,25, Alteration Sale priee only 0.51WAIMEM•1271.1.4.0.11i.0010VONIAMMIMMEIA.11•16••••,7, Meit's Linen Collars 5c Mens White Linen Collars, three and four ply, sizes 1.2 to 18 regular 15c and 20e, Alteration Sale price 5c each Men's Stift Shirts 75e Mens stiff fronted Shirts, in all the newest colorings incl styles, sizes 14 1-2 to 13, regular 1.00 up to 1.50. All at one price during this Alteration Sate 71c Men's Working' Shirts Mens heavy and light Working, Shirts, with collar attached, in all up-to-date colorings as follows - Regular 50c for ...... Regular 75e for Pc Regular 1,00 for Pc Regular 1.25 for p2c, Regular 1.50 for ...... $1.00 Men's. Shirts '79e Mens soft front Neligee Shirts nineteen hundred and thirteen pat- tern and colorings, our special at 1.00, Alteration Sale price 700 50c Men's Ties 39c Mens Four-in-hand, Plowing End, and Puff Ties, in alt the new- est shades and designs. Your choice of our entire stock, regular 50c, Sale price 39c 25e, Men's Ties 194. Mens Four-in-hand nn d Wincl- sor and Teck Ties in all the new. est shapes and colorings, regular 25e, for • 19e Britet'S Mal*Cd Mens and Boys Braces, Presi- dent and Police, narrow anni wide webbs,- Regular 100 for Se Regular 150 for 100 Regular 25e for 190 Regular 500 tor 39c ST rr 54 L 11 4`. 1 Boys' Two and Three piece jlothing in Blue Serge, Fancy Tweed and Cheviot, in all the most up- to•date colorings and style, ages 5 to 15. During the alteration sale we give you your choice of entire stock at 25 per cent off. Rubber Collars2 for 20e Mens and Boys Rubber Collars bright and dull finish, sizes 12 to 18, regular 15c, sale price 2 for 25c Sweater Coats Mens and Boys Sweater Coats, in plain and two-tone colors, in all the popular shades as follows, - Regular 1.00 Sale price 79c Regular 1.25 sale price Ole Regular 1.50 sate price 1.12 Regular 2.00 sale price 1,25 Regular 2,50 sale price 1.79 Regular 3,00 sale price 2.25 Regular 3.50 sale price 2.75 Regular 4,00 sale price 3.25 Regnlar 5.00 sale price 3.75 • 2i5c lien's Sox 19c Mens Black Cashmere and Heavy Wool Sox, in light and dark grey, all sizes, regular 25c, sale price 19e Men's.Cloves Mens Gloves for both Winter and Summer wear, heavy and light weight, all sizes and colors. Reduc- ed to the lowest notch. Investigate Onbreltas Men's Umbrellas withfancy and plain handles, patent rtaineiS, steel frame, close roll, reduced as MI - Regular 1.00 sale price 79c Regular 1.25 sale price 92c Beguiler 1.50 sale price 1,12 Regular 2,00 sale price 1.25 Regular 2.50 sale price 1.79 Regular 3.00 sale price 2.25 Regular 4.00 sale price 3.25 Regular 5.00 sale price 3.79 BOYS' Odd .Pants . • Boys Odd Fancy Tweed Pants, well made and' good ,linings, al sizes, regular 75e and 1.00, for 50c Underwear Mens and Boys Winter 'Under- wear, Stanfield's, Turnbull's Pen- man's Wolsey's, Ellis, Zimmerman, etc, all sizes,. prices reduced as Regular 500 sale price SOc Regular 75e, sale price ..,.,.,,,,5 Regular 1.00 sale price . • Regular 1.25 sale price Regular 1.00 sale price Regular 1.75 sale price Regular 2.00 sale price ..... 1,59 Simmer Outerwear Mens and Boys Summer Under- wear in Balbriggan and Fine Wool all sizes, prices reduced as follOws Regular 500 sale nrice 390 Regular 75c sale price 59c Regular 1.00 sale price 79c lien's For Coats Mena Coon, ,Blaek Dog, and Galloway .Fur Coats AT COST. 79e 92c 1..12 1.29 MEN'S WATERPR eePiTs 5000 Tw'ehty-two,:,IVIes ,dar‘k and )ight Grey Cheviot Waterproof Overcoats, sizes '13"i' to 40 only, regular $10,00, alteration sale This sale will continue' for ten 'days only when all goods will go back to normal prices.