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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1908-01-09, Page 8hoz BLYTH STANDARD--JANUARW 9, 1908, HODCENS BROS., CLINTON Come and Share in the January Feast of Bargains at this Retiring From Business Sale. NOW IT'S JANUARY, Under ordinary circumstances that would mean our annual clearance of winter merchandise and the announcement to day of the January Sale. With the talking from business snit its full awing it means that prieee will be cut lower then ever. It means that utero will be bargains all along the line, a veritable bargain feast that must coinmmnd the attention of every careful buyer within reach of the Store. We are itt no need to tnince matters. Now the turn of the year has come the sooner we trot wind up this sale the baiter pleased we will be. Remember that there le still a splendid'stock here to pick and choose from. No better within your reach. Remember too that we have cat the prices right and left In order to Stoke the selling of it quick and sure. The chance to save money is yours now. Wilt you grrtep it? Here is this week's list of specials. Every items is worth reading. 44, 2 White Cotton Bargains 12;c White Cotton l oc Clearing all our 1'24c White Cotton et We per yard, All of it im torted direct front on of the hest English makers. Undoubtedly your chance to lay 10 a supply for spring sewing at it price that is money saying. Nice clean stock free front dress• ing. Regular 124c, for retiring sale per yard .100 tot Cottons Sc Nice fine quality English White Cotton, fano even thread, finished soft for the needle, Save ire a yard on every yard you ger for spring sewing buy- ing It now, regular 10c, retiring sale per yard..Bo 15c Wrapperette t to Claering out the last of our lac Wralpperettes, fancy plaids, stripes and floral patterns, light and derk cotora, regular 15c, fey retiring sale per yard 110 Ioc Wrapperettes 7tc 77 c per yard for ell of our 1Oc Wrauperetee, suitable .for waists, wrappers and children's diessee, good pet. terns and colorings for retiring stile per yard 710 Striped and Checked Shirting toe eav,y Canadian Shirting, blue and white stripes, large check, heavy weight, fest colors, gond quality, Old all 01 el. at 14c, for retiring sale per yard 100 '25c Moleskin 1Sc Heavy Striped Moleskin, for overelle, 9 or 1 good pattern, dark colors, regular 25c, for retiring sale,..18c Good Flannelette 6;c Good quality Canadian made Phuntelette, 29 inches wide, fancy etc; pea in Tight and dark colorings, fast col- ors, very special for retiring sale per yard 0{c Still Some Big Bargains in Napkins end Cloths Still some good bargains in Linen Napkins and Cloths. High grade qualities that you can depend upon 'to give Satisfaction. They are belling tide wu,y : 1;50 Napkins now selling for $l 03 148.73 a ., 2.82 .25 a ., 2.48 4,50 u , 8.87 2,00 Clothe now selling for 1,50 4,50 5.00 4.00 " •, 2,25 11.117 8.73 8.40 1.09 Turkish Towelling toc One end only extra quality Turkish Towelling, just the thing for bath towels, special for retiring sale„„l0e Better One at 2oc Better quality Turkish Towelling, splendid weight, fancy stripes, Special for retiring sale, per yard 20c 150 Crash Towelling tic le saved on every yard you buy, eitra heavy weight, pare linen Crash Towelling, '1'hfe was just a little too good toeell in the regular way. We lava half a dozen pieces of it in stock, plain or with red border 15e was our regular price, retiring sale your choice11e Heavy English Flannelette tot Extra Heavy R'eight English Flannelette, cream ott!y, regular 14c, clearing for relining sale at 10o 27 inch I-luckaback 36c 27 inch Huck Towelling, extra fine quality for hem• stitched towels, mauler 43c, special for retiring enleJOc Table Damask aoc 6( to 68 inch Table Damask, half bleached, good quality for ordinary wear, special for retiring sale90e A Better Line 24c Half Bleached Table Damask, good weight, will give splendid service for every fey wear, very Special value for retiring sale at per yard ,.,.....-24c tot for ,Better Cretonnes Good qualities itt English Cretonnes, a nice range of patterns and colors, suitable for an,y purpose you can 080 this material for, special for retiring sale per yerd...,10c Art Muslins 7c Good patterns in English Art Muslin, fine quality, will wear and wash well, regular 10c and 12bc, for retic• ing sale per yard .... , , ... , ..7a Sateep Bargains No„ueed to pay, regular price for anything yon ne d in the *ay of Saneens and Roma Satins. Every yard is reduced end you might no well save on your buying. We are selling All color's in regular lac Sateene far 11e, at d all 20c: Sateeus for 19c, Just Half Th}t ie all We ask for coats, new, s y'II4i, up•to'date garments. Every one this Se1180118 cut and style, They trust he sold and hell price ought to do it in short order, All Ladies' Cloth Jackets exactly half price. All Chil- drett's Iteefers and 11loters exactly half price. There is Money to be Fur Coats are going at genuine saving prices, We sitnply has to be reduced es quickly as possible. We are selling Furs $35 Fur Coats $23.50 5 only Ladies' Astrachan and Electric Seal Jack- ets, made from choice selected skins, good linings used thtouglwnt. The last of our coats that sold itt 8112 to $80, A good chance to hay a good coat for little money, choice of the five Bargain Days Fur Capes $t.98 4 only Cloth Capes, black and dark colors. Splendid Oleg for driving end rough wear. Special for Bargain Days each 1.98 $23.50 Fur Cape $5.00 2 only Ladies' Black Fur Capes, collar of black Ana- traliaa oppesnm, fast dye, well spade, Mirth, cotnfortabit and serviceable, regular 110, Bargain Nye each ,1115.00 5 Coats $37.5o 5 ortly Aatrecltan end Near Seal Jackets. plain or With sable collar and resters, stylish and handsome gar - Mettle, regular 460 and 850, for it rgain Days.. .37.50 6 Coats at $33.5o 0 only Ladies' Aetraeban and Near Seal Jackets, plain or with sable collar end reveers, splendid gnrmente that you can depend on without u doubt, IeFiilar 845 and 9/7,50, Bargain Day's each, • ..$33,50 Get a Skirt for little money A little -money buys a good serviceable walking skirt made from good serviceable tweeds and plain cloths, selling for half or leas than their teal value. Ladies Cloth Shirts, assorted styles in medium and hark tweeds, spettljtl fol' acne $1 48, Ladies" Pweetlilnd Plain Cloths Walking Skirts, real tits 1 `A1''ha va character and style, rt�gular nd some 84.50. :111 at one price now and prfoo isle 2.5, Choice of all our 91,00 Lece Curtains for sale 73e, Choice of all our 81.60 Lace Curtnina for 31.20. Swed on Fur Coats must turn theta into money right away, for the stock et prices like title, 1 Ftir J1lcket$20.00 1 only Lodine' Black Astrachan Jacket, made from good quality skills that will give excellent wear, regular 928, tlargnln Dave you can have it for,.., 20.00 Fur Lined Coats Too Fur Lined Coats going at bargain prices as well. We would like to sell them all on Bargain Deys if we can, We would`do it if you realized how good the 000.10 ere we are selling for such little money, 4 Coats at $39 50 4 only Ladies' Fur Lined Jackets, good anality Way' er with sable collet' and reveens, muskrat or henster lining, regular 865 and 887.30, for Bargains each, .839.50 1 Fur Lined Coat $29,5o i only Ladies' Fur Lined Coat. Grecian mink lining, black beaver shell, 'l'estltattittn sable collate and teveera, regular $117,30, for Bart Sin Days . ,,.........29.50 2 Coats at $45.00 2 only Ladies' Fur Lined Extra Quality heaver Shell, muskrat lining, sable collar, tegular 800 to 80a, for Bargain Gays 5145,00 1 Extra Choice Fur Lined Coat, regular 870,for,852,60 A better one still, regular 885, for Hurgsin lMya..86) 00 a r n w Big Bargains in Dress Goodss We gut hoed 11geilier there t wo 1,41o'e of Dres Goods, and marked them at these very low prices in order to clear them in double quick order. 200 or 1160 yari'a Dress Co' ds, plant clothe, (ancy mixtures, tweeds, Ienemas, l.atiete,++c.. ail colors in the lot, Regular floc, cite, 73c and Foote 41.00 goods oolong Goon, choice el the , ntire lot tor title retiriog aide. ... 85c A great pollectkn of +Lein nether d trgether from lines that sold at 73e to 81.0u, piaht clothe, penamas, lanes Wen Yes and tweed anilings, all one price for thin retiring sale, and that price per yard aoc kailway fare refunded on all purchases of $to or over. HODGENS BROS. CLINTON Morals. Jae. uttd Mrs. Bolger, of Winnipn4, ora house on a visit to Mr, Bolger e father, 8th Hue. John McCracken is spending the boll. de,y under the parental roof, and is son of Wm. Mctrecken, 4th line. Mleses Susie Beata, of Mount Ploaa• ant, and Miss Sara, of Toronto, have been holidaying under the parental roof, 7t11 lino Owing to the removal of H. D. AIn- lay frogs Sunshine whore he was teaolt• ing, Thos. Pearce was appointed Sup- erintendent of the Methodist Sabbath School, Recently Chas. Workman, Lad the misfortune to inflict a cat on one of his feet while chopping on the farm of H, B. Alcock, 0th line, We hope he will suffer no permanent injury from the accident. Mrs. 1{eys, 5th line, Iran disposed of her fine 100 aero farm, which she bought a few years ago from Henry Moouey, now of \\'evbwrn, to her son, War., for the encu of 10,000. The farm is well located and we wiat the purchaser sue. cess. A quiet wedding took place near Sin• taluta, Seek., on Dec„ 10th. woen Mlse Lizzie became the bride of Mr, Fred.lClerk, a prosperous young farmer of that vicinity, The ceremony was performed at the I+orne of her brother, Richard, in the pres‘mce of a few im' mediate friends and relativee. They will live on the groont'e fine farm, "Maple View," On the outskirts of the village, Herisa% Mr, Moorehouee left for his home in Saginaw, Mich., after spending a week with Hansell relativea, Mr. White of the Standard Bank, Brussels, spent his holidays with his auut, Mrs. Brandt, )lr, \Vmet80n of the lake shore re• cantly picked up ehaira and other wreckage of some ill fated paeeengsr boat, J. McCall, of Yale, Mich., was in town in connection with the flax busi• nese in which be is engaued. The Bachelor's Assembly given in the Opera Hoose on !1hureday night was the event of the season. Over 40 coupleq participated 'tripping gaily to the sweet su•aiva'of McMorrau's Oreh. estra, of Lucknow, James Livingston, If Baden, the flax King, ' wart in town recoutly. Air. Livingston eon:meneed when a boy to pull flax at 40 cents a day and is worth a quarter of a million. Touches the Heart • Sad Story of a Mother of Four Children laid low with Consumption What are Canadians doing to Combat this Disease? Weare shocked at the tragedies that the newspapers record almost daily, through railway accidents, explosluus, falling buildings; and other causes. ItarB incident must surely draw upon oer sjuipathfes; But salt and lamentable as these are, the results are insignificant compered with the lose of life and prolonied suffering that comes to thousand. in the 1)bmiulou stricken with that dread 41.51pe Consumption. >' 8,000 die anttw4lly iu the province of Ontario from this disease; probably double that number, taking the Dont- lniorithi'uu4turit. We have on our desk. a little booklet, issued by the 'National Saaitariuru Audc1644mi, by whom was established In 19112 the Muskoka Free Hospital for Csete ulmptivea ` `t In these pages are puirliethed a few of the lettere that alb being<eortstentlp- reoelved from appli- cant{.. seeking Admission to this Antw koke home fur Coneuruptives. • Leta refer to"one simply to eaapha• sign the purpose of this article. e The story le of a resident iu the village at Lucent a mother. The fele* writing on her behalf says that a N months ago this person, a Mrs. Carr►ll, buried her husband from Con• sum ear. He wan au Olt WAX. lie potidkrd oil around the ceuatty is his wrrggrxu, There leeNur wad] children - Mat Abe muths�rf';' diagnoses beau taken ill and Ler ph itch* diagnose the ogee eon - en -the infection doubtfets ob. Waal iu auesiug the lambs/ad, 1Ae Muskoka Fires lfo.pital for Com .wapiIives are being asked to adroit Ibis Patient. t It is a pl.aawc fur the namagewarint of this iustitutiba to be able Meaty that et *time duce the doors were opened -over five penis' ago -ghee a single ap- plicent been refused admission because of 3114 or bar suability to pay. This menus a heavy strain financially on. tai+ Tr•tlr,kees;.whe year in and year out have gone On with the work, mak- ing `further exteusioua and placing their hope in the good will. and genet- otitxx:at the Canadian pubSe. We'da not know a mere deserving charity is t.' ii u a, The consumptive is fOpad everrlvltere, and we gladly appsyti Whits Article the eug estien of die, booklet, tlu►t our readmit help as far (till they can',10 maintain just aitch patients as the Moor mother ut Luton. Copiteributions,we learn tun7 he seat to itIr Wm. teklereuith, Lt., Vice- ?ieaidewt,, S0/ds�ole Arta, Torente; W. J„ ITg� •astl„ 84 Apadiaa Are., or J. S.210 eetaon.See. •Trims. National Sauitarfum Aisocistion, 947, ging Street W., Tsronto, Ont. e' as.{ in Hardware, Tin- ware, Stoves and Ranges A FEW SPECIALS Double Barrel Ctun foo, now 46.99. Spraymotor Pump 115.80, now 3989, Jewel Oak Heater 112.50, now 19,00. Votmar Washer 4250, now $6.49, Cold Blast Lantern 77,0, note 411c, Large Team Bells 10c. Good Chopping Axe 90o, now 69c. Plow Points 15c to 25c (green Bone Cutter $12, tow 10.49. Jewel Cast Range $45, now 187,49. New Century Washer$7.60, now 18.89. Oil Cloth Squares $1,25, now 780. Body Bell $2.110, now 11.49. Cross -out Saw 50 fest, guaranteed, 54.50, uow 88,00, as long as they last. As our stock is limited come early and have your choice. B. GERRY Four Horse Head For Sale. el Mintaf eonuentiop -•-OIs TIiE- Auburn Union Sabbath School Association --WILL BE HELD IN - Knox Church, Auburn ON JANUARY 15,1908 p144Rammt Morning Session. 10,50-11,00 Devotional Exercises. Address of Welcome and Report of,Officers, 11.00-11.15 The Aim of this Convention. Rey. A,. E. Jones, 11.15-11.40 Reports of Superintendents followed by Discus. elon of Perplexing Questions, 11.40.12.00 The Quiet Hour. Rev. J. L. f;foal). Afternoon Session.. 1.45.'2.00 Devotional Exercises. Rev, bar. Hartley. 2.00-2,10 Report of Nominating Committee and Introduetlan of President-elect. 2.10-2.30 Children's Mose Meeting, addressed, by Rev, W. ft, Smith, 1). A. Address, e, . Mtrfll, Open Parliament, Rltevv. Jbar, L. Semell. Hoer to Superintend the School. Dlr. John Wilson, (8) lbw to Prepare the Leeson. Mr. Ernest Roberison. (c) How to Teach the Leeson. Rev, J. Burn, (4) Dow to Practically Apply the Leeson, ltev, J, L Smell, 4.00-4,15 7.30-7,45 Collection, Song Service and Questions, Evening Session. Devotional Exercises, Address. Song Sorvlee, Rev. Mr. Merrill, Address. Mr. Ctinens, Collection and Answers to Question Drawer. Closing.