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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-12-18, Page 10•18tT7,` 491 Christmas Gift Suggestions 4 M1 � '%:'". � . °lei.:,.. , :Ls::. .. '^• T,,�t:�„ .?. 'Os Useful Presents Most Appreciated Tt is now evident that this is to be a season of useful gifts. More money is being spent and more useful gifts are being selected than ever before. Our stock is complete and full of goat, senseable gifts that add comfort and warmth to .Mother, Daddy, Brother or Sister. Come in as often as you please and see the many pretty gifts we are showing. as- 8sse®tom 'EST=1=1MI =tin WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF LADIWEAR NOVELTIES Plain Hemstitched Linens Guest Towels 25c and 35c Full size Towels Tray Clothe Stand Covers Presser Scarfs Pillow Cases Doylies 253 to 50c 25c to 50c 25c to 500 25c to 5550c 25e and 35c 15e up Centre Pieces ................25c to $1 • Embroidered Pillow Cases Embroidered Pillow Oases with hem• stitched ends, good large . size, and special at .. 9$e All linen Embroidered Pillow Oases at per pair $1,50, 2.00 and $2.00 -Infants Wool Jackets Made from beautiful soft wool yarn white, trimmed with pale blue, pink, mauve and hello, at......50c to 2.00 New shipment of Christmas Waists in Silk, Linen, Voiles, priced from $2.50 up Table Cloths and Napkins Damask Table Cloths with Napkins to match, every pattern new this sea. son, specially imported for our Christmas trade, at from ....$3 to $5 Those make a very handsome gift Towels and Toweling Large size Embroidered" Towels, hem stitched ends at 50c to $1 Large size Fancy Huck Towels•at 50o to' - $1 Fancy Damask Guest Towels, hem stitched ends, 25c and 50c Guest Toweling, fancy damask border at per yard 35tc Fancy Huck Toweling, wide width. at• per yard 25c to 500 Wool Mitts and Gloves Ladies and children's Wool Mitts and Gloves in great variety, in all colors and sizes from 25 to 50c Christmas Handkerchiefs We are showing thousands of Fancy Christmas Handkerchiefs, in pure linen; mercerized cotton, and silks, both plain and initial, hemstitched, scalloped and embroidered edges, at from 5c up to 1F2 Sensable Gift Giving Eiderdown Tied Comforters, made of good quality sateen, and' satin tops, it $2 up, All Wool Blankets, pink and blue borders, from $3 up Tapestry and Beu,sels Rugs, all sizes from ,..... .. .....$7 50 up Axminster Floor Mattsfrom..$2,75 up Perrin's Gloves as Gilts Fvery pair guaranteed, iu all colors. Gloves never go amiss in a ladies wardrobe. -Size changed after Christ. mas if necessary, prices 1.00 to 2.50 Ribbons for ,Christmas All the new Christmas Ribbons are now in stock. wide fancy ribbons for fancy work, down to the narrow rib hon for tying'up Christmas hoxes, from for to 75e Umbrellas as Gills A. great variety of nobby handles with sterling silver and rolled gold mountings. suitable bands for etgrav from.excellent quality' tops and covers .... .00 up Fibre Silk Scarfs Beautiful Fibre Silk Evening Scarfs for women, in great variety of colors and designs, in plain and Dresden, specially priced at ....1.00, 1.25 np i+'ancy Collars We are showing a complete range of Christmas Fancy (Dollars and Belts, done up in fancy poxes, that make a very acceptable gift. from..25c to $2 Store Open Evenings Till Christmas t niatatilatatataleittaarsaMalaiata= ly Christrri.s Our stock was never more complete and includes a wide variety of new goods and novelties that make popular and useful ;gifts and well worthy of your in- spection. A PARTIAL LIST Nickle Plated Teapots Coffee Pots Tea Kettles Tea Trays -Crumb Trays Bread Trays Berry Spoons. Cake Forks Meat Forks Tea Spoons , Desert Spoons Table Spoons Nut Bowls Nut Cracker Sets. Safety Razors Cigar Lighters Fancy Imported Graniteware Boys Tool Sets Carvers in (lases Scissors in Oases Pocket and Pen Knives Hanging Lamps Electric Lamps Table Lamps Oil Heaters' Carpet Sweepers Bath Room Fixtures Hand Sleighs Mitts and Gloves Household Scales Allumininmware' Rifles and Guns We' have a full stock of the celebrated Automobile and Cycle Skates. The most popular Skate in Canada. See our stock of Richly Cut Class at reasonable prices, 0_Olden Rod Vacuum Cleansers best in use. A good assortment of Pandora and Happy Thought Ranges. I-IARLANDD BROTHERS Tr4YES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES 11aRc+�ernNe Linens Handle er r chiefs Glove s Hosiery Sweaters Under- wear Christmas Gifts for Men and toys Handkerchiefs Silk Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen At The Men's Store Mercerized and 'Fancy Ootton, plain and initialed, in plain white and colors Silk 'Mufflers, Ties, (Handkerchiefs, Braces, Coat Sweaters priced at 5c to 1.00 each Sweater Coats Men's and Boys Sweater Coats,, in all the -popular color combivatton'with collar and pockets, in all sizes. These make a, very useful and handsome gift priced from 1.00 to 5.00 Men's Sllk Scarfs Men's and boys Si kSearfs especially bought for the Christmas trade, in fill' the new colorings, in 'Flowing Ends, I` 1'our•in•haucl, Bows,,Tecke, Etc„ price from 25c to 1.00 Fancy Brace Boys and Men's Fancy Braces, wide and narrow% webbs, in light and dark colors, in pretty separate boxes, make a senseable gift, at 25c, 50e, 75c Hen's and 'Boys Mufflers Fibre Silk Mufflers, in all the new tones, wide width, thirty six to forty fiveinchee long, fringed ends, priced at 500 to 2,00 Novelties Arm Bands. Garters, Dollar Battons Cull Links, Tie Pine, Cuff Holders. A complete stock to choose from. Fancy Sox as Gilts Fancy Sox, in all colors and sizes boxed separately. These•make a very useful present at 25c and 50c Men's and Boys Hats Fedoras. Telescopes, Christies, and Caps. in, all the newest shapes for men and boys, from 350 to 3,00 Local News 00000000x00000.00000900000 SOME SKATING, - During the past veek the young people have been enjoying them- selves oar selves skating \ on ithe various ponds in and around Clinton. LIGHT RIFLES FOR CADETS, A press despatch from.- Ottawa states that the eadete corps of Canada, will besuppliedwith 22 - calibre rifles, They'will weigh about five pounds or fess and are almost a miniature of .the long Ross. NEW YEAR'S DANCE. The Pastime Club will 'open the, New Year with one of their dances in the town hall on Friday eve- ning Jan. 2nd," Phalen's' Orchestra has been engaged, for the evening. ANOTHER PLAY. The young poops wlio put on the play "Hazel Kirke" last winter are talking of putting on another play this winter. They are trying, to interest .some who took part in the Howard plays to help them out. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR RATES. Single •fare Dec. 24 and 25, good for •return until Dec, 26; also Dec. 31, 1913 and Jan. 101914, good for return -until Jan. 2, 1914. Fare and one third, 22, 23,24. 25 vale. d for return until Dec.27, a160 Dec, 29, 30, 31, 4913 and Jan. 1st." 1914 valid for Tetuan until Jan. 3,1914. PERDUE—MOSE WEDDING. Last Wednesday a quiet wed- ding. was solemnized at the home of Mrs'. F. 11 Holmes, Rattenbury :street, when Miss Beatrice Adeline Mose,- eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mosie, was united in marriage�to Mr. Francis E, Perdue, all of Gloderich township. Rev. C. L, Langford, Anglican minister per - forme the ceremony. After the ceremony they departed for.••., a !short ho-neymoon• trip to the Unit- ed States, after which they will Te.- iside •on the Bayfield Line. May joy and prosperity be Itheir's, is the wislh of the New Era anti their many friends. ..TAMES BURNS ACQUITTED. The case; of perjury' charged ,a- gainst James Burna of town fell very flat at Godeeieh last Friday. The Grand Jury' brought inaver- dict of guilt b' a' vote of • 8 to 4 but Judge. Doyle after hearing the evidence of the plaintiffs had the jury acquit Mr. Byrne on both charges. The two young fellows who were connected with the case. and who committed her•jnr•y ac- cording to their limn evidence were tried on Saturday and wene-let off on suspended• sentence. County Constable Whitesides had ,the case in charge. while Crown Attorney Seager prosecuted, Mr, Dancey ap- peared for Mr, 'Barns. PERFECT FITTING 1E/ teak , UNDERWEAR. Underwear Men's and boysallwool Underwear —Stanfield's, Penman's, SVolsey's and all the best makes in stock, in all sizes from 1 00 up Boys Clothing Boys Lion Brand, Bug Dog. and Sandfords O'otbing, made in the very newest styles and cloths for winter wear, all sizes priced from 3 50 up Also a complete range of Boys Overcoats, Gloves as Gifts We are showing a complete range of men's and boys Gloves, in wool, kid mocha, and fur lined, in all sizes, done up in fancy christmas boxes, priced from 50c to 3.00 Umbrellas as Gilts Men's Umbrellas in great variety of handles, engraving plates of sterling silver and rolled gold, silk and wool cases, priced trete 1550 to 5.00 Furs Furs Men's Fur Coats, Caps, Gauntlets at special prices during the Christmas week. If yru intend buying a Fur Coat this year it will pay you well to come to this store. Men's Overcoats Men's Overcoats in all the newest effects, made of all wool heavy tweed, several nifty styles to choose fro m priced from 10.00 np Shop in the Morning if Possible ADV'ERTISING-ISMS. I MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, 1,HYDRO-ELECTRIC AFFAIRS. l REV.J . C. POTTS OFFERED The advertisment is the buyer's 1 check against the • seller's claim, of real merit, ATTENDED: SHOW WITH A BROKEN WRIST. The Hensall Observerof last ei, which week k reports an acciden. be- fell one of their. citizens who at- tended the play on Saturday night of the Perry Peerless Players ;—On Saturday -night Percy, Clark, our enterprising young blacksmith met with a painful accident which will. lay• him off regular work for some weeks. While cranking up Norm Cook's car, prior to acceonilany- ing him to Clinton to attend an entertainment, the engine back fired and the crank struck his wrist, breaking the large hone. .Unaware of the serious nature of the ae- ciclent, he went to Clinton and at- tended 'the show and while there felt :the ends of the broken bone grinding together,: On returning home .he hada the wrist Set and has since suffered considerable pain. He will be' .laid' off Work for some .timebut fortunately was able to Secure a supply, " Cranking rip carr hasproved the cause of many bad- ly injured arms during the past two years The nominations in the various municipalities wilt be held on the last Monday Ione a in the month, 2 t c on l m 9 Y , December, and the e elceti'ans, wi er more candidates � aro nominated than are, required to fill the offices will takeI I i ace on Monday, Jan- uary 5th. 'There are indications that the elections in the town will be warmly contested, but so far no Councillors havepubliely declared their intention of entering the con- test. Time will tel{, but we would like to see •s'nnie new men enter the field to fill the vacancies in. the Couniel. LOCAL OPTION CAMPAIGNS. Local, option campaigns are now in full saving in 45 Ontario munici- palities', and the fight between the Alliance forces and the liquor in- terests is steadily growing warm- er with the approach of the Jan- uary elections. In all. but half a dozen places or thereabouts 'the liquor traffic is being attacked' for the second or third time. "The liquor men are withdrawing with out fight in 235 places'" is the state- mnet of the secretary of the Al- liance. Among the more import- ant places• in \vhcih the by-law will be voted on are Sault Ste. Marie, Paris, Barrie, Cobourg,I Aylmer Tfl- sonburg, Meaford, Wiarton, Nap- anee and Arnprior, • Gilt Givinq Is Always a Pleasure, but • Gift ehoosing Is Sometimes Perplexing Perchance you will find it p.leasureable and profitab,e at our store where we i.n- .,vite you lei make your purchases, feeling ' satisfied that we can serve you profit- ably and otherwise to your advantage. Our stock should suggest a suitable gift for any age. The W. D0 Fair eo eften the Cheapest 'Always the Best 1 Last week the _Mitchell Recoriler I CLINTON RECTORSHIP. gave the follow ing local which throws some now light on the Hy deo question ; chose in control of the Hti dt'o•-Lleetric affairs in the province have decided to pay the three members of the Hydro -Elva ' trio Comeuesion twenty-five thous If israi 1 v 1c dollars yearly. I ii suml and a ell nl 1. a . to be ppaid by aim towns and cities near the sourers of power which get their electric' energy at a cheap rate there ~could be less room for criticism than under present sir- cumstances, Iii a number of the favorably situated centres a redac- tion of the rate for power to the Commission has ' been announced but towns along the line from Stratford to Goderieh get no re- duction. They will have to pay .their share of this '$25,000 :yearly, however' The rate in Hamilton has been .reduced f1001 sixteen dollars per Horsepower 'to fifteen, in. Guelph from. twenty-two dollars to twenty-one, in London from twenty four to twenty-three but Mitchell remaine at thirty seven,. It is all right for ,cities which are paying for their grower Tees, than half what we are payingo tete fancy salar- ies to officials which we have no voice in appointing and whosie os- tensible •dirties, are to manage a sy7stem'which places these outlying towns at a great disadvantage coral pared with the nearer centres, but how about the others. The Bishop of Huron has offered the position of rr sloe of St. Paul e Church, Clinton, to Rev. J. C. Potts, curate of Grace Church, Brantford, This is the ;position made vacant b the a ointment of Rev. C.E. Deakins as rector of St, Jude's at Brantford. Mr. Potts' has not yet come to a decisioln in the matter, It COM No More Worth All It Costs YEAST It's PUPe That's Sure Our Mother's Med DI why Should You? Conner's Bakal !3,+++++4.4,4. . f.4 ,,,+4.44.; 4.4..4.4.,3. p ai 4.4.4.4.4.4.4„,.4.4. Q• g p 4 g1„I„p +4!,l,!;!,t!, -4 + + k •S. + + • ▪ LET US DECIDE WHAT TO GIVE; The Storyof ,1 q. f �>t><st>Inas. is. s Om Storyof hn Sacrifice. The Charin of Christmas is he Oli ilei of Generosity. Sacrifice and Generosity go handin"• hand in the world-wide willingness of all mankind: 4.' to give at Christmas -tide.. + . t.. '. 4. 4. + 4 +: 4" L. da. I + ▪ t++3•+*:l Hi++•k3•++E++•fOr3•t*f 4'41.+++++++++,:•+++++++++4'+ .k•k." HELP YOU '€ Give desirable gifts, Things that are useful as well as ,4.4. • Such ental. Gifts that are sure to•be highly appreciated. • + '5' • + + 4' 4 • : ties. You'll Find Many Pleasing Gifts Mere SHOES AND SLIPPiRS and you'll go a long way to find a better showing of sty. lish and servicable footwear that is exhibited here now. Slippers -tan and black in kid, calfskin,. patent leather felt and silk. Gaiters -brown and black. Rubber Boots, Beaver Shoes, Childrens Fancy Leggings,Warm Shoes Felt•Lined, Jersey Leggings, Lambs Wool Soles. Everything you can Fancy or Desire Come and look over our Christmas Special - 4, a II+ 'I. ' 4' 4. FRED JACKSON'S FOR CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR