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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1901-12-06, Page 10r comber 6th, 1901' THE CLNTQN NEW ERA A WEEK OF FRIDAY . DEO. et b, VO LOOMillinery • , Potatoes and lartedApp1es Wanted. Oct 25-tf. tg0Wil 1#4[0;$0. OANTALONB11013, Olinton Contunencing Saturday, Dec. 7ih.1 We have come to about the end of the Millinery season and are going to make the week commencing Saturday,Dec. 7th, a memorable one in the records of that department. The letting go time is here and we are determined to wind up the season with clean tables and shelves. The Milliners leave in a few weeks and there must not be a single Hat left behind when they go. This has been the most successful season in the history of our business and we are willing to be very generous in our bargain giving .in order to wind up • with an empty. showroom. These special prices go in force Saturday morning and continue all the following week. or ot eas•ceit Qtt tati Trimmed Hats at $1.25 and $2.50 A FORMER RESIDENT.- Men friends will re ret to learn of the death of Cynthia,be oved wife of B, J. Wade, who was at one time a photographer here. She died at her home in 13. au t- fcrd on Noy, 30th, and was a sister-in- law of Mrs King, Victoria steeet,being a sister of her late hueband. The fun- eral was held on Monday, the inter - went being made in Brantford ce.metery. THE ILL, = We are .very sorry to know that Mrs Nance is not improv- ing and is still confined to bed. Friends will regret to learn that John Bell is sail confined to to house although able at times to get out for a drive, .Alf. Goodwin has been confined to the house for awhile again. Another who has been somewhat indisposed of late is John Ridout although he kept to his office dutiee. PORK PACKING COMPANY. -A meeting of tue Provincial Directors of • The Huron 0o-eperative Pork Packing Co., Ltd., was held in the council chi! mber , Clinton,on Friday,Nov. 28h., President Mayor Young*, of Carlovy, in the chair. The matter of site for the ne a/ factory plans, etc., etc., were• up discuesion hut no definite conclu- sion arrived at yet. The affairs of the Company have advanced to that stage when monthly meetings of the direc- tors of •the Company are necessary, h 1 the next meet ng to e e d on Dec. You know the kind of Trimmed Millinery that is turned out4our work room, The 20th. Mr D, McCorvie, of town, has been appointed head canvasser of stock chance to getTrimmedMillinery like it at price only comes in a very oreat h 1 th t h f th w e• a c ance or e company. you - have to -day and it will be to your pat to take advantage of this week of special st Ling that we are holding before winding up our season. Trimmed Hats at $2.50. We•want to clear the trimmed Etat tables. 'quickly, every hat must be sold before Miss Doyle goes; the best way to do it we know of is to cut the price right 11 two. This is what we have done, and commencing Saturday you •can buy the best hats for $2.50 that have ever been sold at that price in Canton. Trimmed Hats at $1.25 In most cases the shape alone is worth more than the price we are asking for the Hat readytrimmed. We have taken the last ends • and pieces of trimming's that go on Hats that would sell from $3 to $3.50 aild use them up on theso. You get a Hat worth $3 or $3.50 • and all you have to pay for it is $1.25. - 12 only Trimmed Hats, all good shapes, this season st les, best of trimmings used,worth in the regular way $3.50 to $3.50, (thole° of this lot, oom mewing Saturday, eaoh.... 1..40 15 Tticamed Hate, every one new this esason, some " of our most popnlar dyke, the last of these Hats sold at ch $4.00 $4.50 & 55.00, choice of the lot........ ... . ........ X.4M1 Outing. Hats $1.00 :Untrimmed Hats 50c. •iChildrens Hats 50c' Your choice of any of our We are going to make short • A.11 our fancy Hats for chil- Outing Hats for a $1.00 bill, work of the balance of our dren go on. 8a10 . Saturday at just 25 or 30 of th:em lett to sell and every one of them uonnetrimomeedleHaisft h,not a solitaryd 50e a piece, none reserved no • worth double or more the price we are asking for it; . . we are going to sell them. s5 Ohildrens Hats plain Felts, fancy 25 Ladies ready-to.wearHats, all new , shapes this season, aold at $2.00 All our untrimmed Hats plain Feltand stitched, ribbon and cord eimm. . Camels Hair, stook and colors, hats • ing colors, Blue." Red, Gey and ., and $2.50, choice of lot oommeno- • 1 00 that sold trom K.00 to $2sia eaca,, Fawn, sold at $1,00 & $1. 0,chohie ing Sett r lay, each choice of lot on Saturday each • WC of lot... . . ...... ....... ......., . OW how matter what the former price. up the season. This is Cam's -Hair Tams 25c A couple of dozen fancy Camt la -Hair Tams to be • sold at hi.lf price Girls' tanoy Cati3els-Hair Tame, as- sorted fancy patterns on Grey and Fawn grounds, regular 50c, clear Saturday at each 25e Childrens Hoods &Tams 10c We have a lot of odd. Hoods I and fancy Hats for children 75 Birds and Wing 0, acr:ea at 25o i e cis that origintitll old thatiowe are going to clear at]• Nco* new thio season, ;is piece, that is barely a' gstlitliaripntah7e5m; in one lot for quick fraectaion of what they are or*. choice • 15e : g and mark them at your ginally worth. Tips 10c .• . •, . •• Childrens fancy woollen Hoods and 75 colored ostrich tips, medium and • Caps, white,reds and fancy colors,email sizes, nearly every shade • regular 25c and 50e, wear at each 10C .. presented in the lot sold at. 25o, . ' yard .. , ... .. ......... .... .... 50e •-•••••••••-•-•-•-•-•-.44-4.-.."4+4-***44-.144444-44-•-•-.7.44-444:4+++++++.-i4-4-44-•+.1-.4,-....... Fancy Millinery Trimmings Greatly Reduced in price. We are going to make short wdrk of the balance of our Millinery Trimmings, former prices or values have not been considered when making these prices. Wings 15b 400and 50c, choice of lot to IOc clear each VelVetS 50e a yard We have a lot of short enda of plain and fancy millinery velveta, • they are the remnants of lines that were our best sellers this " season. The original •prices were $1.00 to $2.00 per yard, choice of the remnants at per Ulster Oloth at 60c a yard 60c is just about half the real value a these cloths. „We have too iany of them. ± and that is our only PXcuse of cutting the price to this low figure. Q lities are all f good and you are not likely to have another chance to buy material for an Ulster as _ cheap as this. • i • • • 100 yards fanoy ulster Cloths, will make up stylish and Wear well, Mostly all dark colors, regular $1.25 and $1.50 • ohoice of lot 60o per yard • . •••-•-•-•-••-••-•-•-•-•444444•-•-•-•-•-• 4.44-04-60444444-4144444-144-444-, Mantles at eletarinq Prices With the Millinery we will put on sale some MANTLES at prices that border on the ridiculous. They are not this season's Coats, but some odd lines carried over from last season. .All are good Qualities, and if there is one in the lot you can use you can have it at a fraction of the original price. Here is the list: fisr; 1.— Chit drens Reefers $1.50 • 1 5 only Children's Reefera, .F.... nobby little garments nearly • all small sizes, your choice on •l'E THE 0, 0, F. DINE. -In last issue we mentioned that the Canadian Order of Foresters had the swellest lodge room in town, and perhaps in any piece in this district. This room is on the to. floor of the Stayely Hall, and having recently enhanced the interior by new furnishings, they thought it prudent to mark the event by a dedica- tion and supper on Thanksgiving even- ing, The lodge was opened and closed in regular order, and • then brethren and invited friends were entertained by a hic'h class program, Isaac Dodds occupying the chair: - Instrumental duet, Metiers Hays and Smith; address, High Chief Ranger Elliott, Ingersoll; duet, "Canada, our Home," Messrs Gravelle, Flolrcesville; quartette, med. ley, Messrs McRae, Emmertcin, Kerr and Downs; solo. Mr Sravelle; address, Mr Bailey, Dungannon; duet, "Canada our Horns," in French, Messrs GraV- elle; instrumental duet, Messrs E mmer- ton and Kerr; song, 11 Downs; inatro- mental duet, Messrs Hays and Smith; address, John Smith. After this in teresting and enjoyable part of the evening had been spent, an adjourn- ment was made to the lidascin Hduse; where the large assemblage eat down Lc an oyster and fruit supper, and then an impromptu program was given, which was kept up until the early hours. The C. 0. F. here is a progres- sive society, and has a large member- ship. Its high court officers are all business or professional wen of high standing, and from the remarks made by the H. U. R. it is easily seen that thi. Canadian Order is increasi ng stead- ily in numbers. During the 10 months of 1901 $228,125 have been added to the ini.urance surplus, the total now read- ing $1,110,115 There is also a surplus of $6,252 in tile Sick and FuneralFund. NOrics,-MieFeyguson,ofOoderich .9 now engaged at Haagen* Woo Pel - ace In the place of Mies Couch* who re. igned her position on Saturday last; Mule Pouch will be greatly missed be - Iliad the counter at Lille popular etore by her numerous friends, who will be pleased that she does not intend to leave town ....The annual meeting of the Horne Circle will be held in their lodge room on Thursday, Dec 5th; of. ticere fOr the ensuing year will be elect- ed, .The Dominion Draft Horse Breeders' Society, will hold ite annual meeting at the,Rattenbury House, on Vireclneedayl the lith of December... Christmas is two weeks from nexi Wednesday, and juet enough time to make arrangements to send the NEW ERA for 1902 to some distant friend or relative; no more acceptable present could be selected as the Nnw ERA. ie a weekly letter ever welcome to Clinton- ians away from their native town., . rhe next meeting of the musical club will be held at the residence of Mrs D. F.Macpherson ....Saturday was a busy day in town ,and many farmers were in; the merchants did a good business, several haying told ue it was the best day for some time., ..Friday last, Nov 29th, was St Andrew's day and was honored many places by a "'Haggle Supper."..., Mrs Malcolm D. McTag- gart will receive at her home on the afternoons of Wednesday and Thurs- day, lith and 12th of Dec. and after- wards on the 1st and 2riel'Thursdays. ....Now at the season for snow has arrived it is every one's duty to see that the sidewalks are clear and °epee - tally on the principal streets; if ..householdere would follow the ex. ample of our friend G Swartz, on Rat- tenbury street, there would be no cause for complaint....A Pinkerton detective was here last week but on what business we ken not or will not tell, ...Another new phone has 'been added to the list in town ; it being i”- etalled in the residence df ()apt M. D. McTaggart. Fred Kerr has taken a situation in Davis & Rovvland's hard- ware store....The telephone men are still around repairing and overhaul., ing the lines,- a number of new poles have been put in .... Dr Thompson sold his driver to Robert McLean for South Africa, if accepted by Col. Dent; he got $125 for him....We hear that our friend Robt Gardiner, (son of Mrs Gardiner, cf town) who is now in New York, is to enter matrimony on the 2.3rd of this month ; his bride is a lady from Rochester... .Mr Chas Johnston, near Bayfield;" and Mr J W Gibson, Huron road, near Goderich, have each recently bought fine pianos 'selected from C. Hoare's wholesale stock of instruments. ..The cutter- and sleigh dealers are looking for agood f all of snow so as to give the' sale of their fine winter outfits rt. send off ; we learn there has already been quite a number of sales of new. cutters ....The work- men at the organ factory are being rushed with work and the factory is running at nights....The curlers are preparing ice at tbe r ink for the season; the boys are commencing to talk of a hockey club.... An "easy corner" is on view in J C Stevenson's window ; it is a beauty and was made by W N .Wal- ker, who isa. splendid uphoisterer. • , . The House of Refuge committee met here on Tuesday and went over the books, &c., so as to report to the county council meeting at Goderich....The examination for the Modellites starts next Tuesday and will last four days. . -A: Weir has discontinued his milk b.usiness in town aP Len intends to take up a line of business in Loudon; we are told he may start the milk route again shortly. Illustrated XMAS Papers The Graphic Pear's Annual Mgr" . London News • Black and White The above now in stock; "The Globe" in a few ys. Please let us have your order. For the Young Folks Boys' Own • Girl's Own Chatterbox • British Workman Cottager and Artizan • Our Darlings The Infant's Magazine, Little Folks • Band of Hope Review, Etc. The W. D. FAIR O0, Clinton "Often the Cheapest—Always the Best." iiMARMNIARM MARMANYWWWWWWWWA MAA 46/*W11111014i ,e‘lib4% 10101111111611 Shoe Talk. For the fall and winter trade our stook is very cow.. plate. Never before were we in abetter position •to give you just what you need in all kinds of sea- sonable footwear, and our continuously increasing • sales • is the 'best evidence that our systems of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS ,is just what is needed by the buying publio. Give us a call for your next pair, and see what we can do Pull stock. of the •celebrated Granby Ifubbers, for which we are sole agents in town. • . : We guarantee every pair. We do not handle ' second quality rubbers. It will pay you to see our BARGAIN Counters, which are being constantly • replenished witlithe best bargains ever offered here • See our Misses School Boots, sizes 1142-13-1-2, at 85c & $F I• • , • , • . .•••• either laced or buttoned; they are great value • The Old Reliable, The Store That Never .Disappoints • Taylor at Soes SutterednI9ELTs takenras Ca ew 4/16' 11.„";:v././..Novi.Aviketa wytttrttyytyttnnitytirtitftmtttntmirtttmttrItIttrtIttrtnittrittttrtmtttnitttrammtyttttm A. aturday, Dec. '7 onderld Bargain Day for 13(iys.1: 067 - An Opportunity Seldom Offered —• ftLi Mantles at 95c. Ten Ladies Cloth Jackets, all good qualities sizes 32 34& 36,make a good Coat fel. rough wear, choice of lot, each.. 95e Ladies Jackets at $1,.50 25 LadieeJaeketsmadoofgood quality Beavers,Fri zes,and rough Glottis, Blaok and colora, good garments bat just a,little shorter than are Mir17.'n8r.gc7 10 $&00 choioe 01 lot on Saturday .50 Saturday 1 50 Sterling Good Value in Men's Underwear • It is our opinion that it will pay you to do your Underwear buying here. Of course it is natural that we bhould think so, however we are willing that you should hes the judge, and would like you to put our claim to test, compare these values with those of any other store in town and you will not likely go very tar from here for your "Underwear. Mens' Woollen Underwear Men's heavy woollen "Under.'•Extra good quality fleece lin- fine aoft finish, ribbed on ffia wear, eoft •finish, will wear Mens' fleece lined underwear, ed Underwear, will give ex - and ankles, will not irritate well, shirts double breasted, heavy weight, soft fleecing, cellent we r $1.00 4 special v sine per garmeni50e to sell at 51.00 per garment, sizes, each.. .. 50c eanh the skin, will wear Well, extra ribbed cuffs and ankles, made will wash and wear well, all quality, . sp. • our special pride Will, ..75c 2 .440:0104+14)44444444.444I4•444.0 Pet44.4042.441044.04:4444,44444444 G04.444004•444444444000.444:044 Special in Men's Gloves . ... X 14 X et ,•;..: sa_s•X We got a chancC of a bargain in Men's Gloves the other day and took it. Now e, . we pass it on tryi. The best Gloye Bargain of the season ,4 . X ( * Men's Kid 4loyes, sot wool lining, will wear well, tegular 51 and 51,25, good od, 4. .j.u.s.t.i.n.l.a. s. h week1• ......—..0c01, A Z. ,e04:40.44444.:44400064.44144:•4:404,44.444444,400+444•1,44441.'.4444.44:44444444:4( 4,44.0444+:404.440440444'4404444. -000sa,k` One of the greatest opportunities ever offered to a keen buying public' will a be given on the above date when all this season's Overrnakes in our Factory-, *Will be placed on our tables at prices that, will astonish most purchasers. We have now filled all our fall and winter orders to our many customers through- out Ontario and the Northwest, and instead otclosing out our odds and ends to some city house we are going to give our own customers the benefit. You E can buy full suits or you can buy odd Coats, odd Vests, odd Knickers and ileef- ers. No mothbr who 'ants to fit out her boys can afford to miss this chance because you will be able to get two suits for the price of one. Study this list and you will find some interesting items, E E • t I -50 airs of Boys Knickers in sizes 22 to 23, • 50 2 piece Children's fancy Suits,sold as, high as $6, but we are bound to clear them out and on Saturday the price will be, sizes 22 to 28, $2,65 ."11IP o-ofir • We will have a great many other lino in boys' wear that will be offered at 7:111: such sacrifices that it must interest all keen buyers, It is a chance that is rieldoni offered but being lnannfaotnrers we have deoidedthat ogerrnakee and odd lines ea•allP wilt be sold for the benefit at our own onstorners. , •..dos sol regularly for 50e and 69c, sale price 63e Lot me d, odd g Vests all sizes, well made and. trim - d, worth' and $1, sale price 48c. Lot 3gx=14 Boys ° Reefers, heavy serge and beavers, Velvet Collar, well,linea and strongly made reguls,r.selling price $3.50 and $4, the quantity is small and first comers will get them for the reduction price of $1.98 Lot 4..25 Boys' odd Coats in Halifax tit eels and fancy natterns,our regular Lion Brand make, regaiar selling price $2.25, while they last you can have them for $1.48 Lot 5,3=13 Boy's Suits 28 to 33 in plain brown cheviot Halifax Tweeds, pure all wool goods, sold in the regular way for $4.50, as long as they last the price Will be $t.88 Onr Ladies' Astraehan Coate tegula't 520, eize 38, *vice on paturclay..4.04'50 for 525, Saturday'ie price only, . .................. JACKSON lEntrhe Tor, No • • CLINTON•iiii.ia.911LOTIIING. STORE, NO ,1111110 o• -older ...... . ....... , Retiring. from the Ladiesp Fur B - ustness i.. ......, We aro crowded for room and are giving up the Ladies' branch of our Fur .... business, and on Saturday we will offer the balance of onr Eur stook et the fol. •-•ill, lowing figuree; - ..... • Our:lpu, si —or ieye.tric Seal storm Collar, regular price $10 but you Oat have it for55.98 Ourreoppoeum Cape 30 in longsold for $25 but Saturday's price is 0 on Sattirday„ to itottt•tot to. . t• .. trt.••tr•s ....... o ... .... 40. .de Our line raleotrio So.11. Cape, regular 530 line, extra good length and1ito beautifully lined and made, Saturday's trice...p ... to . ... 0.10.0v Our Ladies' Astichan Omits eiZe 8, Satin lined anettlo' Id ha the regular way /5 --see Two Greeeland Seal Capes. 27 in. long, good selling at 25, but we will take sig- oo.00ist