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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1911-11-23, Page 8• -• ...4:004.".;4064,74,11;itriiimortf1P4•71,51R11,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111RMAI'":„, , • %OS MOM= ** MU: THURSDAY, NOV. . / 11,11. *++++++++++44+++++++++++4 CLINTON MUSTS-, Sg .25 to 26 Hrwueltogata20 to 21. $6,00 But er .. 90 aaraat l'ecast, ...40 tQ 42 Shroaurte to 85 85 to 90 ,, 4 4•44++++++44+4.4:44-1•4•':223+1:::: 44:11 a Ten Days Stock=Reducing Sale Big Savings at This Store for Next 10 Days • • • Dress Goods 25c yard 98 yards Dress Goods on sale Saturday only. Panama, Sage. Venetian, Rexene and Poplin, colors, blue. black. brown, red, green, regular 50c and 65c, Saturday only. 2be Fur Ruffs $3, ten only the morning day choice FURS and Muffs, in the lot. for this huge regular $2 and Come early in bargain, Satur- • ._50c • SPECIAL Worsted Bose CLINTON NEW ERA DR. OVENS, London, tiutgeon,OC Speeialist. will be at W, S. R. Hohnes' Drug store on Tuesday, Dec, 5th latises properly fitted, deafness, catarrh and failing eyesight treated. Ail day. •C.AIRPET BALL TO,NIGTI'lt A challenge game betWeen the C. 0.F. and the W. 0.W. will be play- ed in the formers tonigh!t. 4 good game s expected. Boy& Heavy Worsted Hose, black, all sizes, splendid line for children's over stockings 460 Ladies Lama Cashmere Hose, all sizes, Saturday 460 Ladies Winter Coats Less Than Half Price Ten only, Ladies' Black Beaver and Fancy Tweed Mixtures Coats, ,serni-fitting, convertible collars, 'sites 34 to 38 only, regular $10 and $12, Saturday special sale $5.00 Ohildren's Coats '$3.5o Clildren's Tweed Coats, velvet collar and cuffs. These are splen - Coats for school wear. regular $5 and $6, Saturday special sale $3.50 Flannelette Blankets White Flannelette Blankets, with blue and pink borders, fir:A. qual- ity, Whipped ends, size 64 by 28, per pair specially priced 1.35 Wool Blankets Five pairs only, Wool Blankets, .large asize, whipped ens, blue bor- der, specially marked for Friday selling at • $1.98 TrimmedH We are clea. • days. Thes from', last se VA0i11411-Alra price. Coin one for .. s 98c . of our Trimmed Hats 'duriiag sale styles, but • are • styles ,carried over wear every day, Just what lots of at $5.00 or $7.00, but at the above this is the only day you can get ng out the balance are not this, fall's on, and for ordinary , and think of getting early Saturday for . .... 98c A DIRECTOR. At the Ontario Horticultursil As- sociation, which convened in Tor- onto last Aweek, T.Cottle, of Clin- ton, was re-elected Director for District No.5. The gathering .was a success and Association is ask- ing the Government fox increased grant to aid them in their work of .beautifying. IN THE SEVENTIES • The Clinton bylaw, authorizing the grant, of an additional bonus of $10,004to the London Huron and Bruce Railway wias almost unani- mous carried on Friday, only one' person in the town voting against it. Thismakes a bonus of 20,000 /Van the town. • a. ORGANIZATION MEETING. Mr. W. Proudfoot K.C., held his organization meeting for the town of, Clinton in the Council Chamber on 1VIenday evening and there was a gocid attendance of Liberals pre- sent. After Committees were,forrn- ed for the cliff erent wards Mr. Proudfoot revered the work of the past sessions and also spoke upon the new Liberal Leader. Mr. Row- ell and the excellent work done in the House by Hon. Mr. McKay. FORMERLY SECRETARY Rev. Arch. Cullens. of London, and who has preached in Clinton in aid of the Y. M. C. A., has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Con- gregational Church at Lanesboro, Mass„ and will' assume his duties on Dec .1 next. For the past four years he has been engaged in Y. M. C A. work as provincial secretary, but which, owing to ill -health, .he was compelled to give up. He has now regained his heath; and is ready for active aninisterial work. •WAS THE GOUNCIL IN WRONG? The small item below apparel in the Saturday issue of the Stratford Daily Beacon Mr. Paul Eennewitz of the Benne- wit' Manufacturing Cotmpany,' has been in the city for ,some- weeks past and a number of his Men have been busy installing the machinery in the former Perth Flax & Cor- dage Co.'s building, which they have purchased. Mr. Bennewiti stated to The Beacon that they ex- pect to begin operations in the city about the latter part of next' week. LONDON MAY FIGHT GODERICH As a result of the action of the Goderich authorities, who are send- ing a deputation to (OttaWa for the purpose of, having the annual military camp made * fixture at that place, the aldermen of 'London will take upthe matter of urging London's claiins. The camp was removed • from London to *Goder- ich ()plug to the fact that the form- er's atraining grounds provided in- sufficient accomodation, However. Londoners are willing to purchase, atract -of land near Springbank Park, which will be conveyed to Pthe Government for the purpose of a training camp. Milliner Rat Shapes 28c • aturalay we give yap your choice 'of any Hat Shape for... 28c Wool 110.1118 25c Woolen's and Misses Wool Tams in black, 'white, brown and fancy colors, round and square styles, re- gular 50e, 75c, and 81.00, clearing during this special sale at ..25e Wool Gauntlets Underpriced 'Ladies' and. Misses Black Wool Gauntlets, leather palras, , wool lin- ed A good, warm hand covering for walking or driving. During •this' special sale, regular 50c for 35e • Regular 75c for ...50c Regular gm /or ..75c Prints 5c per yard During this sale 'we will sell Light and Dark Prints, full Width and heavy cloth. sold every day at 10c per. yard, English make, at per yard .. .. . ..... .5c 50c Toques 39c Boys' and Girls' Soft Woolen Toques in all the popular ,combi- nation colors, in , half and full length, regular 50e, sale days your choice • 39c Flannelette BlankeLs.I.35 $4° Pan Velvet 62c • 25 onlyFlanrielette Flankets, first qual •- 50 yards. Pan Velvet, IS "inches wide, in ity, large size whipped ends, 61x78, pink •a grey, purple and blue, these are. the balance and blue borders, worth. $1.50, sale days..1.35 ,t," of our millinery stock and would make splendid coats for children, regular 1.00 sale 20 and 25c Sateens I5c days • •• • • 62e 25 per cent off Rugs, Carpets, Etc. 100 yards Fancy Art Sateens, Paisley and Scroll designs, all colors, 27 to 36 inches wide, regular 20c and 25c, sale days........15c Doylies 5c each 3 dozen assorted Doyliee, in square, oval and round shapes, just a clearing up line. tegular 10c, 15c and 25c, fale eays • Millinery Cuts Cleaning up the Millinery Thspartment during sale days. Space will not ermit of • • During the three saledays we will give 25 per cent off all Ruge, Carpets. Tapestry Table Covers, Meats and Matting. Men's Fnr Coats 5c Men's Coon, Dogs Calf, Galloway and Wallabs Coats, all sizes, during sale days 20 per cent off regular prices $1.25 Taffeta Silk 79: Greetinci Folders For the Yuletide of 1911 We have for your inspection two Sample 1300310 containing a wide selection of artful de- signs in which you may have your name printed, and a greeting of your own choice. Theyare much more personal •and intirnate in their char- acter than the ordinary card, Supplied in quant- ities of twelve and upwards at a moderate price. TheW.D. Fair Co. ... Often the eheapest7-11Iways the Bestj . .1,11,....m........m•B $1.25 and 1.50 -Men's Shirts 79c About ten dozen Men's Stiff Fronted Shiats, in light and dark colors, all sizes, regular 1,25 and 1 50, fele days •79c 75c Soft Shirts 59C Men's Soft Fronted Shirts, all sizes, ight and dark colors, regular 75c sale days 59e- . 115c Toweling 12ic • 500 yards Heavy Crash Tow.eling, red border, regular 15e sale days 124c Regular 121c. sale price 10c Regular 10c, sale days... ....... . . 80 Remnants . . 200 Remnants of Dress Goods, Cottons, heetings, Shirtings, Towelings; NSateens, • able •Linen, Prints, Ginghams, e s a description. come in and look t em over 100 yards Black Taffeta Silk, every yard All h one rice 50a gale uaranteed, good weight, highly finished, days.... ...... . ... , .......... -Half Price • g apes atp• All trimmed Hats 1.50 ank will giae splendid wear for coats and •dresses, regular 1,25. fele nays • 79c Men's Clothing • • During sale days we will allow ten per ' cent off all Men's and Bays' Clotning, Snits, • Oyercoatg and Odd Pants . Odd Lace Curtains 25 p.c. off 100 pairs odd Lace Curtains, one and two pairs to a pattern, some slightlo soiled, all new designs this season, in white, cream and eau, regular $1 uo to $5 per pair, seale • Bearskin Coats for Children Underpriced• . . We are clearing out the balance of our Children Bearskin Coats, during sale days as follows- • • Itegulai $2,25 for 1 '79 Regular 2.75 for 223 Regular 3.00 for 2.25 Regular 3.50 ;or . • 2.97 3.39 days 25 per cnt off Regular 4.25 for Regular 4.40 for 3 5U • Applique Linen -• Linen Table Cloths $I.5o Two dozen Applique Linen for Sham ' One dozen only, separate Table Clothe, Runners and Table Covers, regular 29c, sale two new designs, size 212.1 yards, worth $2 dayf • 19• c sale days. 1.50 Men's Fur Coats. at Cost • We are clearing out our Men's Fur Coats at cost and less. We do not intend keeping up this Department, hence the following deep cuts Coon Coats,. regular $85,00 for 69.00 Coon Coats, • " 50.00 fem... 37,00 Brown Calf Coats, " 25.00 for 15.00 Galloway Coats •35.00 for . 29.00 Grlloway Coats " 25.00 for...............19.00 Black Dog Coats " •25.00 for 19.00 Black Curly Coate " 35,00 for 29.0 Linen Collars 5c Mens four -ply Linen Collars, isitagle and double bands, aesorited sizes and 'height, regnant. 20c each, Salina -day ,5,c each ot 50c dozen. Ties i2ic Men'is 1-lan.cy ,,Ties in all the new o'hapes, regular 25c, 35c and 50c. Som 11ghUy soiled, froin. rwindow, display, *nada. 12 1-2c Deep Cuts in Umbrellas • We have gone thrcnigh our stock of Parasols and Umbrellas and laid out for' quick selling the following lines • 78 Regular $1.25 for Regular I.50 fox Regular 2.00 for Regular 3.00for 110 125 200 Ladies Coats Half Price 15 only Ladies Winter Coats in Fancy Tweeds, black and green Beaver, regular 10, 12 and $15 sale days 500 Children'3 Coats - $3.5o Nine only, Children's light grey. tweed Winter Coats, all sizes, regular $5 and $6, sale days • 350 Central Business College Stratford, Ont. • Stands to the front as the best school of its kind in the province. Our courses are beyondthose of the ordinary business college. This school has a continental reputation for high grade work. We have •three departments : Commercial. Shorthand, and Telegraphy. And the demand for trained help 'greatly exceeds .the supply. Stud- ents are entering each week and +be sooner vou enter the better for yonrself. Get our free catalogue at onee. D. A. McLachlin • PRINCI1. MINOR LOCALS. • Renewing time is drawing near. Don't forget' that Hon. McKenzie. King, Ex•Minister of Labor will speak in the Town Hall on December lst, \,,, The west side entrance to the Post Office has been shut up with storm - doors and everyone must enter by the East side. i . Everyone should hear the wonderful soprano singer, with's, range of two, and a half octaves reaching to'extrernes high F, appearing witn the Canadian Jubilee Singers on Saturday evening, December 9th in the Town Hall. A newspaper in speaking of a de- ceased citizen said : "We knew him as old Ten Per Cent-tlae more he had • the less he spent -the more he got the less be lent -he's dead -we don't. kknow where he went ; but if his soul to heaven is sent -he'll own the harp and eharge'em.rent.". ••••tesesesermil•••••••••• I 118100 a Year • • • • • i • 4,... 1 • Is the present salary of 'Miss .T • • 2 Ruby Long who otained her busi- di. ; nese training in our school. Re- • • sults - Snug savings' account; so. • bright outlook; promotions. • . Wouldyou like to earn $14 a 0 lai week? Send for our catalogue 'el • te• today and learn how. le • . ei i• Centroi BilStEESS College :. • • TORONTO. •• • W. H.: SHAW, Principal. • 0911011041110011100111 11/••••••••••11: 'Hand ie the News. We'll do the rest. • "The Goose Girl" -our new story Commences next week. Business was quiet in town Satur- • day owing to the MOW storm. Dan't close up the house too tight. little fresh air won't hurt you. The changeable weather has given many of our citizens severe colds. Anniversary • ser•vices in the Baptist Church next Sunday. See church notice. • amommossi Men's Stiff Front Shirts 79c Men's Stiff Fronted Shirts, in light and dark colors, some open at front others at back, all sizes regular 1.25 and 1.50, Saturday • 79c Men's Flannel Shirts 50c Men's Dark Stripe Flannel Shirts, with collar attached. A good warm garment for winter wear, all sizes, regular 75c, Saturday 50c Meit's Ordered Clothing $25 for $21 We,haye laid our ten Sootclilweed and English Worsted Suits all new colorings and designs, for this sale, at a saving of $4 a suit. Made to your measure, best trimmings, well tailored, Eft guaran- ,eed. Don't miss this opportunity, regular $25 for .21.00 Men's Ordered Suits $2o and $22 for $17 Ten good patterns of Scotch and English Tweed and Worsted Suitings to be cleared out during sale, see them in winnow, regular $20 and $22 for • • es 17.00 Men's Soft and Stiff Hats We are clearing up the balance of the Hat Department at cost and less during this ten nay sale at the following prices Men's Black Stiff Hats 2.50 for 1.98 Men's Black Solt Hats 2.50 for 1.98 • " 200 for 1.50 " 2.00 for 1.50 1.50 for 1,10 Odd Lot of Soft Shirts -25c • Broken lines of Men's and Boys Soft Sherts, odd sizes and pat" - terns in light and dark prints to be cleared out during sale at ....25c • ,;.• 3111434 CALRIX SIGNOTt3M-131171-"IMIL ANDJe41:4104-4 A.S CALSII asi• omeeilassini• sissomalsocie • IN THE INTEREST OF TEMPERANCE The St. Mary's Argus of last had the following item of interest to many of our readers, - Mr. ROVE. Holmes of the Customs Department Toronto formerly pub- lisher of the Clinton New Era .and member for West Huron was the guest of Mr. A. H. Lofft over the week -end. On Sunday Mr. Holmes took part in the Temperance ser- vices in the Methodist Church Kirk - ton, and preached at both Salern and Anderson. ,Owing to the ,conditian ofitthe weather Sunday morning there was rather a .small attendance at the Methodist ,church to hear Mr. Holmes of Toronto ;who preached at the three appointments, Kirk - ton, Salem and Anderson in the in- terest of the Dominion Alliance cause f or Temperance. JACOB MILLER DEAD Jacob Miller who left here last .summer to make his home in! Vic- toria, passed away last Tuesday. Mr. Miller was a native of Godere jai township, a'. brother, Mr. Geo. Miller, now oocupying the home- stead on the" 7th con. He had liv- ed in Clinton for a great many years however, having been ,engaged in the blacksbnithing and implement business for years. He learned his trade with the late Mr. McTavish many years ago. He also had' charge of the street" watening in Clinton long before water Works Were seriously considered as a pos- sibility for the 'town. He was a kindly Man and one who! invaria- bly won the respect and esteem! of those who ,eaane into close or iii -- timate relations with him, and it was with deep feelings of '<gra( that the news of his death was re- ceived by his Many Clinton friends, Besides hie avicloW a ,•farnily Of six daughters and two sons survive. They are; Mrs, demes Waiters`, Seattle, Wash., Mrs, Harry Currie, Victoria, B.C., Mrs. Louis Eidlt of Owen Sound, Mrs Geo. IL Watosn of Luseland, Sask., Misses Inez and Delle of Victoria, and Guy of the and J.13. of town. TIe is also sur- vived by two brothers and three sisterel, George Miller and Mrs. W. Perdue of Goderich Township, John Miller Of Ilarriston, Mrs. James Donaldson of Mayfield and Mrs. James Hunter of the west. The funeral took Place last Phursdar at Victoria, The sympathy of marry old friends will go out' to the family. J uptgain SWC OR MCSC For the next two weeks we will give atbig reduc tion on the following popular stoves for cash. If you need a stove call and get our prices. • Happy Thought Range • Pandora Range . Canada Steel Range Ideal and Marvel Range •. •Radiant Home with or without oven Royal Oak Coal Heater • Dandy Coal Heater • Acme Jewel, Coal Heater Special ak Coal Heater 4 A few second-hand Coal Heaters Small second-hand Furnace in good order -cheap. HARLAND 'BROS. Stoves and Hardware +44-44.444-444.4-44++++++.414.41-4++++46++++444•44+44444et4eSalsdasi4 sr 4• If You Only Knew, 31, sia What We Know • About our Shoes -You Would r. Surely Buy Here; •+ + 4+ +. + +- 4* + 4. • •• In buying Shoes you have got to take the dealer's word, for you can't get at the inside of the • t 1 *. shoe to see what it is made of. • tl. + ÷ • Things are done very "slick" these days-blem. 't • ishes and weak spots can be covered up so that •t• only the experts can discover them. Little sub • ti. 4• • • /it stitutions areatnade here and there that lessen the life ofOthe sh9epaterially 4. 44: + 4. In -Our shoes youvoicl all this. We are 4. 4- practiced shoemen, • We know positively. what 4-- + should be in a shoe at a given price, and insist on + 4, .1. • 4, + having it. We can't afford to fool you, for when * + we do, we fool ourselves. t.. 4* • • + 4' • Our Shoe Proposition is well worth Looking d:. * into NOW • 4. .. 4. FRIED JACKSON .t.4, EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR * +.