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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1901-10-11, Page 6October lith,. 1901 ncerninq Furs.. THE FURS this Store are good, good in any wa:�. ; you like to take them—Style, ual t `- . Y , t2 Y,Workt�ian ship and Value are just ri lit in every case. Poor Furs of any kind find Y � f nd no place in the big stock of Stylish Gar- ments we have gathered together for this season's selling. EveryFur that , leaves this store carries with it our guarantee that it is thoroughly dependable and worthy. g y p rt y. If otherwise we stand prepared to refund the mone in everycase. y I Yc ci will find here one of the largest- fur stocks in this section. Wehave been 'Particularly _ . careful in our selections. Every possible and fashionable style is represented, and there is variety enough to shit al-, most every taste. We will be glad to have you quinine- the. stock any time, test anygarment in any way you wish-- the workmanship,the inin the' trimming,t � �� he Sewing, look at the inside as well as the "outside,. be as critical as you like, and we do not think you will have any fault to find OUR STYLES ARE . CORRECT OUR ASSORTMENT LARGE OUR QUALITIES GOOD OUR PRICES RIGHT Black coney oaperine, thiokly famed collar, long front,.6 large tails,.. 1my 12 ` Eaooy'oaperine, gtbd q nality elect- ric seal,. with blue opossum' trim ming addoollar, 6large ligeby tills•;' a very handsome garment.•..'T'� circular shape, high storm collar, funny meroerized lining,ohain fas- ener, each - .0 00 Black Astrachan oaperine,even onrl; glossy fur, extra good quality, well made, high storm collar, comes down wall at batik and front, ex- tra special value, (tech..--.. ...6.00 • Blaek opossum caperines, circular shape, high stoma collar, thickly farred, a stylish and eeryioeable garment, each 9.00 Extra good quality electric seal clap erine,high storm oollar.Ion front, 8 g ottt, 4 large bushy sable tails, satin lin- ed, each *it Handsome oaperine, blank astrachan trimmed withopossam,high storm Electrio.sesi oaperine; collar and 'ed- ge of thick and even Ohio sable, 6 large tails, ferny hilklined, -one.of. themost,stylish garmentswe show quo Handsome oaperine, the most fash- ionable shapes and combinations of Columbia sable andeleotrio seal, electric seal and Alaska :sable. Pereign•lamb and ` Alaska Gable ; :...:25,00: $45 Fanoy ruffs and soarfs all the ` new and popular and es 'in o oasdm .P Pp Ohio sable, fox; and Alaska, ohoice eeleotlskina,eaoh R. o0to 16,50 - �0 These are hints only of the great varietyof high-cl s rf garments we are showing. It would take g as u give a d g e this r�holre:.page. to gl detailed descript'on of them all, FUR JACKETS Every fur jacket we sell is made from `choice . selected skins to our order, by the most relitxble fur houses in Canada.. We do not buy poor garments at am price, and 4 fur jacket: coming from this store can be depended upon reliable in every way. P .. as thoroughly y Y Blank Aetraohan jackets, made from choice skins, guaranteed to wear, glos- ey even earl heavy quit ed lining,24 and 27 inches long, high Storm collar and reveres $35 Ladies' 4etrrauhae j tickets rich glossy fur, even curl, made from good eking, guaranteed to .wear,.fi.•st class lining '• • $28 • SPECIAL ORDERS We payparticular attention to special orders -.for gar ments of any kind. Our prices for good . furs win be found very, reasonable. We can supply any kind of fur :garment that Is made, on short notice and guarantee satisfaction. in. every case. Very dne.gaalitybiaok 4a- traohw -jackets, . the best "-ekins• evenly matohed bright and glossy,. very h+ndeeme garments , that: will wear'weil,27 and 3C inches :each' .•$40 • MILLINERY Our Millinery business keeps growing. The circle of our customers continues to widen. That ought to be proof en- ough that. what is most stylish, most reliable, what is best In Millinery is here. Do not take our word for it however, come and see it yourself, we are willing to let you be the judge. Some novelties in Hats and Trimmings that are well worth seeing came in this w;3ek. TriE NEW MANTLES Some of the handsomest garments in town can be seen in our Mantle showroom. Styles are those most favored by fashion for Fall and Winter wear—materials in every case are thoroughly dependable, workmanship is first class, and values are GOOD. r Ladies' Cloth Jacket, shades of dark Oxford gray and Fawn, 27 inober long, semi fitting book, large revere fanny pearl buttons, • mercerized lining, each �0 Ladies' Beaver Jackets, tailor made, pearl bnttone, large revers, Bead - /Wing beck, flared sleeves, mei:- cerized lining throughout, each .. �a00 Handsome Beaver *Mantles, made from the very best quality, 86 to 42 inches long, high turnover or coat collars, handsomely trimmed with strappings of Cloth and silk stitch-, ing, shades of fawn and blank, no . two garments alike, at . , . $12. *115. era. $20. • -Ladies' /leaver Jackets,' 27 inches, . semi fitting book, pearl :bnttone; . velvet collar, mercerized lining, 6 . rows silk stitching around bottom, each .. . ,.......id, .� Cele.1 4 •1»:r� elettde4444.•t dn`r 44.44...» *' R ibbed Cashmere Rase with double knees 25e This Cashmere Stocking is the best'we have ever sold for the money. `They just came in thif�,week and are under vela . . k i Ribbed Cashmere Hose, 4 and 1 rib, geed weight, extra strong double knee, will eye eatistaotory wear, elzee 8 , D. , ra 'menial vale y , A at per pair .... n NL .. e We do not thin you will, find their equal in the trade. EMT ,• TUE CLIFTON NEW ERA IUssi**sittot •FRIDAX, O0T. il,1991, LOCAL NOTICES. nest Select Rastas --so per round, at O',i`t'BIL'.r. gain oxo, RETURNED. -Mies. M Treweltha, who for several years has been living at Qu'Appelle, N W T, but recently a. Uollingw0 d, has retorted to town, and intends to remain permanently among her old Clinton frier de. She has rented and isoecupyiog ihecottege on the corner of Rattenbury and Orange streets, where she will carry on dressmaking as usual, SOME SUGrAR.«-Setae idea of the sugar used in this vicinity may be gathered from the fact that -during the pest three months one of our :grocers disposed at 60 three -hundred pound barrels of granulated • sugar, 'Theta are nine grocers in town, and while all would not dispose of an equal quariti' y still the aggregate amount would be considerable. AT 11Th EVAPORATOR. -It je: a busy place at the evaporator, some 250 apples are daily put through the process of paring and slicing ready for the dry- ing rying kiln. Since starting openatiol.s, here over 5000 bushels have been used and the store house is nearly filled to keep the staff' going, part of wh.'tn. works all night. The price being • paid for evaporating apples. is •30a per bag and for cider apples 20c per bag. LEFT . ALONE. - 'While returning home from Bayfield show on last 'Fri- day evening inthe dark, Geo..L,ayib' buggy upset when passing a team go- ng titan opposite direction. 'He says he asked for assistance from a, number from town who were over and were e n r t ruing at the same time but they "were either not very . neighborly or had thought of , being held up .by a highwayman. . NO t SOLD.: --The arealy Butter. Factory here was put up by auction on Tuesday, but no purchaser was found fur it, There is a bare possibility that arrangements may bemade where- by the factory will commence opera- tions again, There should be an (men- ing for something of this nature, if properly F. G. Mitchell, of the L udan, Engine Supply Co., at- tended the sale here in the.interests of the firm,' and ' Mr Time, .Liquidator, was,aiso present. r• • HOUSE 010 REFUGE -Rev. C. R. Glunne conducted the services at the House' of Refuge on Sunday afternoon. The inmates feel grateful to the rector for his discourse and also to the choir for their services •in assisting in the singing.:.,..There are about seventy inmates in the House at: present, most of whom are enjoying good health;Mrs Murray, one of the inmates, is recover- ing from a recent opeterlon performed for runture....Tbe.organ ordered by the .r ommi-.'ee:several weeks.ago,: has not yet arrived.. , MARRIED =On Monday even ig a mart Inge ceremony wag performed by v. Gi.i rd, of Ontario Street• Methodist church, the contracting par-, ties being J Emmertor,, Gloderich, to Mrs Junor, of. town. Only• a few relat- ives were. present. They will live at the home of the latter, Isaac street, •.until spring whenthey may removeto the county town, The, marriage is an eminently suitable one; : both parties being somewhat advanced inyeare,and likely to be much more comfortable able married than alone. surance 0o., handed $5 to B. Mogridge of town, for the injury be had received to his thumb while at work in the oar• QUEER REQUEST, --One of the 1 gen factory, be having held a policy in clauses of a will that was. in question this aompaay., ..Th:14%17Oct:bale t LARGE ()A1C -The other day the Doherty Organ Oo. shipped to the west acar containing 37 er ane. being the 'a gest car ever shipped from this place. SP'QRtINo NUPE*. --At Goderich, on Saturday, the Seaforth Collegiate NOTES, ---R Girabam secured Orsi t prize at the Bayfield show for hie' well matched carriage pair of drivers ; they have won the red ticket; successively at Seaforth, Giodericb, Bayfield arid. Blyth fall faire which toesto show they cannot bebeat....Aif. Dennie has football team dfeeated the (ioderich rented a haute belonging to Joe, Allan. Institute teats by a score of 1 to. nil.. set,, on the 'London road,,. he. B, This takes hack to Seaforth the Hough Henry displayed kris photos at the nay, Oup which (Iodericb won last fall, g field show oa Friday sad at Blyth on Wednesday and hie splendid work TIME QUNGi.--Oooper'e Hoek Stora was nighty comwended....The coatin- has e erected on, the outbids a tiwe gong uaati chaos pin;ohefev'aant re t ng let- t whichill be a convenience to all who n n tai trip want absolutely correct time. The C. will be found on the second page . , P.R. supp. plies the time to all agents in On. Saturday left A. Hooper, agent for its service, at 11666 a M. daily, and the the l)rsminioti of Canada Accident Ink time will be recorded on that gong, as recel%'ed. cONSEMP'I'IBLE-A.,nan atS`ret- ford.WAS guilty of a most contemptib'e trick a n Saturday. An :elderly man, atone blind, was on his way to Brant-: d Blind fnbtitute, and groping his way around the station :waitingroom, mentioned that he wanted .to'buy a ticket tor bis destination,.: A man i•tandinlr by, sold him, at a reduced rate, a•ticket from Berlin to Stratford, which the old man bought, not being: . able to detect, until Wormed by a c•rrtductor that it was useless to him. 1I:' This was a Meaner trick .than stealing ani--' the coppers from a dead roan's eyes. • OFF TO TORONTO. -The special train with five coaches and a few box carsleft here at 11.30 sem. on Tuesday, conveying the Goderich,.. Wingbam, Porter's Hill, Clinton and L+xeter companies of militia,' with ac- coutrements, the clatter having come Up . - on _ the Lannon train.,The Seaforth and other compatiieealso took board on the way down. The. different companies were all filled with full force, and look a fine lot of men. The Hurons will be one of the tidiest and most orderly regiments in the re- view, The 33rd is one of the six regi- ments booked to go under canvas; all the others : hays use of the •'various buildings at the exhibition grounds. On Thursday the regiments line the streets of the city for the royal party to pass through on ..theirarrival, and Friday is the great review at the ex- hibition grouns They , expect to return borne on Saturday morning. e in an action tried at Gfodericti at the qu artette has an engeo ing • recentsit SingsoOaurt wasasata concert at Westr lows r ---"The family will he brought 28th.. , ,Mr Searle received a letter up on the farm in the fear of the Lord from Mrs Searle, who is visiiln her out of the profits of, the lane, it parents at Indian Head, N W last would be somewhat dilBcult to carry week, which started that there was a out the parcvfeione of that will. foot of snow at that phace..,.The en- gine lately used at the Orealy Factory HOLIDAYS. --The Oth of November, here, has been put In the Go$etich Xing Edward'e birthday, will be a pub knitting factorv....At the Northwest. tic holiday throughout Canada. By ern Fair at Goderich last week, J E law the birthday of the reienin soCantelon was judge on dairy products ereign is a public holiday, whether ether .and Thos. Holloway on 11. ewers and proclaimed hp proclamation or not, vegetables...,lhe sidewalk crossing This will give Canadians plenty of boli- the G T R, on' Victoria street, which days. Ou the 28 h of the month comes has been in had shape for years, has Thanksgiving day, Billowed closely by been put in splendid. repair under dir- Christmas and NewYear'e. - ection of Mr Soleets, foreman for this PliOE'ITABI,E FARMING.- Vol. division ; the section men are taken a fLuare has only17 acres of land situate long way from O home to do. � track work for'one . day they as it is, near to town, but he certainly may • go to Branford and the knows how to get the roost profitable next to Paris, returning by late train rel -alts from it, and what is being done they don't get much chance for rest...; by him could easily be done by others John Bell suffered severely last week if they went about it in the same way from the injury done to his leg but we as he has done. His place, as those are pleased to learn it is improving and who see it know, is a well -kept e; be will be able to gel .aro nd soon.,:.; chard, &c, and we are creditablyin- The new plate glass wind we. for Hod-' formed tha€ be has this year realized gens: Bros: store were put in the four about $2,500- therefrom. , windows thereof on Tuesday , by Thos. • WEDDED AT PORT ARTHUR. 3 1cKenzie'e .employe_pp; they_..make a From the 1'own Topics of Sept. 28th, • a other iCewhilei R r Fitzsimonsmn• .The .society publication of.Winnipeg, we dayF was clip. the following item of interest' to crossing the farm of Tyndall Bros, he Clintonians :- "Mr Digby Ponytz, noticed an apple tree he full bloom, druggist of this city, and Miss Allis Pratt, or Clinton, (Jot„ were married portions of which he broke off and brought rit.back to.town; it is not usual at Port Arthur, Ont., last Thursday, fora tree to bloom in October but The e and after a brief honeymoon, will take:country Is capable of anythinge The up residence here. The bride was at- school board -me xt Monday: even, attended by her. sister, Mrs' Chas'W, ing for its . October• sere se dam and her niece, Miss Sybil Handscomb " nu east' of boys go out these days, and The bride is a daughter of our :respect ee beech a y on Saturdays, : gathering: ed`c•tizens, Mr and M s Silas Pratt.and beech and butter nuts;: there isa boon - to whom we• extend, along; with her tifulcrop hisyear... .The granoli blit many friends, our heartiest, o walk at the north side of` the Public ulattons. e. ngrat- Library has been lifted and repliaeed in line with that onthe outside of the trees on Rattenbury= : street, : and THE RFaSON• :'VV1iY.•="The' .New y t , the - Era say the deposits -In the Postal.Sav break on: the 'met side of Albert street, inge Bank in Clinton, are more than near Graham's hotel, r'epaired....Tbe horse exhibit is now on at the Pen, and the Huronians• showing there are .Bawden ; tic '`McDowell,' -and"' W. W" Fleming, Exeter, and E. C. Attrill, of God.irich.... H, Bennett has accepted a position in furniture factory,. W ingham.... We. are sorry to learn of the serious illness of•the eldest son Levi Wiltsie, :of the Loi.d�,n road ; his ` case is not hopelese,•but he is nevertheless in a critical condition.. , . Mr Knight;of • Palmerston, has rented and le occupy- ing the house of L S Scott, on Quern street.... Mrs Brydone d one has' been non - fined ,on fined to the housethis week; and un- able to attend Toronto: review, as. con? templated,....The Musical Club met at ' Mr Brydone's, Monday evening,to talk ober preliminaries.. , . Robt, l+itz-tiros na shipped a load of hogs on Monday 1 Gopd and acceptable rains this week;. i. twice as large, than in either Wing. ham or Godeich, and asks ifit is, due to prosperity or habits of econom 'For. ourselves we ascribe it to the .:fact that, the money is invested in real -es- tate. . The working claseurchase homes of•theirown on the instalment. plan;' andot berwise instead of putting the money in the Postal *wings s Bank at.3percent-. This is far bet'er .than putting it in the bank and paying rent-Wingham •Times." [The reason ffered by the Times does not. apply to use• Clinton, ; b ec ' a a good B . many :of the - working classown their own proper- ties- here also, which is quite commend -able. We have reason to. believe that the great bulk of savings bank roves- ters here are farmer?, who,apparently, are satisfied with thelow atf inte est, because the security is the best.] •SSSS MAGISTRATE OASES. -On Thurs- day of last week a magistrate's /court was held before Mayor Jackeap, it be- Inge° case concerning wages due. The plaintiff.' was W 7, Nivens,of Brucefield, who claimed wages from Jay, Logan, 5th con., Stanley, Mr and Mrs /livens swore he was to get $60 and a sack of flour and still had a claim. of $20 due ; the defendant and wife, sort arid J Hays swore that the price of the flour Was to be deducted from this sum,• Ater .summing up the evidence, Jas. • Scott, barrister, acting for Mr Nivena, His ,worship awarded the claire of $20 to the plaltitiff. Another caee before His Worship watt that on Monday af• ternoon the defendant, Prank Gayness, an employee for .J Crich, being,up for wiIfal damage to property to esley Nott, the plaintiff, both being from Tuckeremith. The defendant has at times, been annoying Mr Nott and is said to be one of the crowd who have been disturbing church services: on Sundays es well as on week days. Mr Nott swore that whiledriving home from church one eyening defendant, by throwing cigar sparks caused 1..his horse to run into the ditch thereby causing damage to its leg and also to • the buggy. The animal had won 2nd prize at one of the fall fairs and was to be exhibited at three others only for the injury done. Mise Nott was thrown out of the rig at the time, and Mr Nott dragged some distance, and Eboth escaped serious injury, toile Inc witnesses substantiated the plain- f 's evidence and the defendant had er- ne e ; Jas, Scott was counsel for the • armor and w Brydone for the latter. be Mayer, after hearing' both sides yidentfy was of the Opinion. that the ,, •4.If. VO•A.' e,o re a Lover ot pictures this annouuce went will interest you. We have a good assortment in three sizes. All re -productions: of famous originals" mounted on mats—light grey and a darker plain shade. The picturesare produced with fidelity to detail the lights and shades of the ori inal being. faithfully preserved. The small sizegiis 5x n fifit s t Y 7 inches and the. pric 312i'c; the medium size is of the same style, and is 11x14 inches, matted, at 25e ;,the larger size is 14x17 inches, matted, some beautifully colored, at 40c. They make an inexpensive and attractive picture, quite asdurable as the orifi . nals, and after framing can scarcely be detected. from the picture from which they are copied, which costs many times our prices. We beg the favor of your inspection. The W. D. FAIR- CO, mato "Often the Cheap,� est =- .iway s the Best." MOOWWWWWWOMAMPNAM MM .._ :4tivvv.44,.***4413 $HOESaWIIE LE PRIG We give our on,tomerc good value all the 'time, but just how we are in a position to give y. u Me hest values ever offered in Clinton. We don't often get the chinos of an up-to-date•atook at 62io on the $,-. but we have them now, and while . they last we can giye;.yoa first• class footwear . . At Less than Wholesale. PrOes• ' Here are only a few sam les:of the . valaes We are vin .-�' P gi 8 • Men's Fine Laced` Boots, regthar rine. 3 and , 3.60 sa a 'tie 1 7 ,, P . $. , l pit.. • .5 Ladies'5 Kid Buttoned' Boots, " ., 1.75 Boys' School Boots,good wearere,worth`$1.35.to #1.80 " 1.00 hurls' School Boots, laced orbuttoned,: 11' •12;•13, 1 w..,-..� .:: and 2, worth $?..35 "` . :.95 • Yon should see our bargaincounters for an assortment of Boots, going at 76o, in.many oases less than Half Price. We must clear out this set oki.. double quick rime and therices. are ,making them. go d No trouble to show goods, : It willayou to e w P y se hat weare doing; The Old'R li ble e a, Theto re That Ne S 1• ver. Disappoints : , �. Taylor 49/ Son sahib and One Price. Butter and Eggs taken as Cash, i !�l e N .: • -rim. :_1_. /��':_•' -. ' r. �� am ous Clothing: Establishment A Startling Bargain Fall Overcoat: f E E Our facilities tor handling large lines of goods is not equalled"in` this section and we can buyour goods as cheap as any wholesale house in the country, hence the reason for this big bargain which we can offer in a Fall Overcoat'. The latest goods on the market isre g� a dark Cheviot and we have bot ° Y% a.,wonderful lot of• these goods. Our price for thin special line is $19 --made to ,your"awn order -'--cut h -•4t fi SSSS. 0.01.0 weelle teeter SSSS . in. any shape or style t at y ou want-- -loads• with .:velvet collar --or silk facing on the. labels -=trimmed and made 'in the best manner:• it is a e4 artling bargain and cannot be equalled by any house in • the -•• trade. You, will pay $15 in the regular way for goods no better. Remember that -this coat is made to ,your own measurement and you trio. can select any style .you wish:' Better order one at once before the great rush. Colored Shirty• Just arrived. One case of the latest patterns hi fine colored shirts. Zthey area beautiful range of colorings arid there Al be nothing n this section to equal them. . The Price is $ire I a lei a They are perfect fitting --and you will not be able to. see goods to equal them. • 'defendant was wilful y inClibed and tinedN ON • him g2 and costs and awarded to a as the amount of rr"" 4 • damage done tn. the h r�Ci iQ �ir �OR the conaplaf Lind est •KSON ,. making a total of #20;fln a T�iHd buggy � 7�.. vOOP be a lesson try cung trheri who try•fo j��t-j . betlmartaleCe .� ���N��t��Ne��Ne���NeeNHe��l���!l����.����N����Niit� .