Clinton New Era, 1908-02-07, Page 8• ,.
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• " Klondyke Tables have been filled up-
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again. In spite of the biggest storm :in
years; they were by spots last Saturday. Next
Saturday they will be busier still, for the bargains
are even better than oty were then, Every rem-
nant, ever y odd lot, every broken line, everything
that we found when taking stock, that should not
be here to -day, has been out on one pl the Kion -
dyke tables. We have not pakl much attention to
what they cost, hut have simply put -them on the •
table at the price 'we thought Would surely sell
them. We could not have struck a better name
than " KLONDYKE" for these tables, for buying •
anything off them, is just about as good as'finding.
money, There is •a little ,�f everything on eadl,
and man and man a money-sd.ving Bargain for
people who look them over. Here, is the list
s. Any Artide on)
- Table No. i far 5c •
Any Article on
Table No 2 for loc'.
Any Article on
Table-islo
Any Article on
Table ,No. 4 for 19c
Any Articlop/ ori
Table No. 5\ for 25C
. Any Article on
Table No. 6 or 35c
Any Article on
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Any Article on
Table No. r 75c
Any Article on
. Table No. foI $1.00
Any Article on
Table No. io tor $1.25
.15.0oata to Sell -at $4,75 each!
15 Ladies Coats still to sell. All Tweeds. All this
season's good style's ' Just the last ef the Fall and -
Winter stock. , They imist be sold, -.for we won't put one
single, solitary one away. • That's one thing certain The
cheapest was $8.50 and the best was $17. Most .of them
were $12 and $15. Otimnieneing eaturday morning, you • •
take your choice of these last 15 for only
Four Dollaiwand Seventy Eve Own!.
You get ypur Money's worth, even if _You Only wear it
• this season, •
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Children's Coats; $1.00
6 or 8.0hilaren's Coats, mostly...small sizes, blues ,
and fancy tweeds, just the thing for little folks, el fat ,
clearing out at your choice of the lot for each.... gpllut;
Embroidery:Bargains -
It is gettingtime now for for Spring sing•
These Embroidery bargains just come at the right
time. We have a splendid stock, and- the values
make every yard a Bargain.,
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Embroidery at 5c • .
Hundreds of yards of Swissembroidery, made en.
good, strong cloth, insertions as •well," assorted gds
widths, extra special value per lard..
Pine Embroidery- 15e *
Pine Swiss EMbroidety and Insertion& We import
every yard ourselves, direct from the maker, nice
patterns, regnlar 20o and 25e Values. Clearing them Inc
oast. per yard 4••••••••• .... .11 4444 •••••••• 4 •••••44.•.•
Very Plae, EMbrOldery 20c -- • •
Dadra choice Enshroidery'and Insertion, handsome
designs on Musline and Namsook, direct from otic
of the best factories in Syvitzerland, very speeitil at
peryard 20C
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Late, 3 yd. tor,10o
800 or 400 yards of fancy Laces, for Dresses and
Underwear tritoming.,Insertione to match most of
special for next Saturday at . .. yd. tor i
them., Very strong' Weave, assorted tatitterne. tic,
Gated 'English EOttott •
• We will save you money buying Cottons, They
Wine from one of the best makers in England, the
HUM is exceptionally firie and the weave strong
and even. Three prices, at ecieh better value than
.;:* you will fled in any store hereabouts.... St, 100 1
THE 0 NEW EB
CLINTON NEW ERA„ Local News.
FEB. 7, 10081
wiretryuebotlx orutteagoghato istie Wiry-eseph
r-t---""t4":".1-rm""-Tv-'.1r).r-^","'""."----- M Minnie Easom,s metuher Of the
• LILI Notice& New Eva stsft is laid up with an at-
OV ! tack of pleurisy. -
Natural Racoon 000:0 worth pi tor ! Mre T Holloway had the icaisfort-
0A R SMITH,
r••
• une to fall and sprain her Wrist, *a
eaverBeercrrihr°144'unday.
hebeen soi2trstmPtit? I. Mr John Bamford was at lioniotto
tre friend thaemm
faiaier, op-posi -to "s'ide ilouratt;ea°efvhllntroleudsat the(Mub °f
of 14iolsone Bank
ClarenceSheppard. Who has been on
. DR. OVENS, Leednh, Se'reeol 4'qt,11. the sick expeets to resume his,
Holmes .Drug Ettore, on ..,'"v
ist, Sp,cialitit, will he at e position in the Mozsane this week.
W cookernoe, or Toronto, fortnerlY
Jan. 80th., Glasses properly fitted, , t mown. apprecwo
dtreeaaitnoeds.si catarrh -and failing eyesight •- • .
tti'rneeir efrowinjr4h401.401.:v; ma* 418 like a
•M.„.,.„ re ie 4 female inmate in the
WOMEN'S INSTITUTES,- Duringnag7,4asti°dritsheehlegnejosaYiscilhte°r 11;1Pleas 07 y
inec
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the year 1007,the WOMen18,Institiltee as p p ,•,„.
of the County had the following mem- j'---
.berohip : East /apron. oa ; South Assessor Thos. Cottle will start on
Heron, 82: _West Huron, 180. his rounds early ntnct week; all he asks.
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• is that\ people will kindly open the
WHERE ARE THE' Rani) TIMUS door andglire him the facts.
-An auction sale was recently held in 1 /t is reped that one apple buyer
this vicinity, where terms of. credit in Clinton -not a resident of Clinton -
were offered, as is usual in such casesdropped gl a barrel on seven thousand
Although tbesalerealized nearly $1000 barrels last ovarian ; this shows the
to the surprise of some, credit to the heavy risks borne in this business.• •
extent or about am was only risked •
s . , shoe tramp on Monday ; she was one
Mrs W lemon was out for a snow -
for, everything else being Paid for in
of the charter members of the Clinton
DpfATR 0# mit, But/Aim/4_14p SnoW-Shoe Club away hack - well, we
:11V Doherty received a i elegrain 00 hardly dare say how far hack it was.
Monday night, informing him that hisbr Shaw, Ur Agnew, Tilos AtoKen-
nephew, Mr. A. M. I3urchill, Principal 'zie, Thos Cottle, Jos Smith, W•Bry-
cif Weston Public Sch000l, had just done, 5Cooper, R Iiolmes, B.Gibbings
died, - Deceased wid be remembered J Pah* and A Oudmore, were dale -
as a former resident of Clinton He gates to the Liberal Convention at
was a Youngman of sterling character;. Goderich, on Friday last.
and %was seemingly in the best of
health. when suddenly cut off. His Miss Lillian and StewartJackson,
w;fe, a Miss Struthers, of Clinton, and twheolisekwnhowo nareCiiinutthr pnros'graaeuse. aofm°tnhge
one son survive hint. Mr. BurchaWn Buren Old Boy's At Home, which.
mother hi a sister of .Messre W and • tikes place at Toronto Friday evening
George Doherty. ' •, : of this weeln-and llirVhoti-JnOlcson, jr,..
• CARNIVAL-7The that Oarnival of will be one of the guests.
this season was put on last Friday A cow belonging to Mr Dodds, which
night. There was a good attendance , was part of a shipment going to Tor -
of Math spectators and costumed Idiot. onto, died in the bar on Sunday, .pre-
ers in, spite of the wild storm, and sumably fiore exposure, the animals
manager Davis is pleased with the re. having been, loaded the ,night before/
sults. The cold snap made the ice • but it being impossible to get theni.
very hard, and this was a pleasing' away. . •
feature with the skaters, The winners Alderman -Bengough of Toronto;
in the. contests 'for Which beautiful. the renowned Cartoonist, and enter -
prizes were given are. Ladies Fancy tainer bas made a special study of
Dress -Miss Hoover, first; Miss •Potts prohibition in all its . phazesand at
second; Ladies Character Costume , • the entertninment to be given by him
Miss Millie•Potts, first,: and Miss Jean in the Town Hall, Feb 14th,, under the
Barge, second: ' Boys Race, Al. auspicies of the, Citizens League, he
e t I • • • . : . b.. • ••, • . . _ ke s edit] reference to this
(handicap . Boys Comie, Rossie' I'or- subject.
rester, first' ; Geo McTaggart; second, • ..
Gent's Character Costume, Gus Colyer BRIEFS -Mr John A Cooper of Tor.
Ladies' and Gent's Fancy Skaters. Miss ontci, brother Mr A T Cooper, has
Wa)ker and Douglas Goodwin. Cos-'Aberetns
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tome Rade, Frank. Forrester. .' %he 'aanPdNinatteudraelhHaiiramtoarny°1Committee
ptizes were on exhibitions in W ar, connected with Toronto Exhibition...
O'euntet's window, and were Token of The ice crop should be goodthis sea-. •
as being particularly nice. • son • . • • • •The friends •ot Mr. Thomas
• . . ' Blacker will regret to learn that he is
EDITOR AND FARMER -.7 A. S.
si tip elle trc ferenOdoittrrit with
Forster, proprietor of the OakvilleStat drrohueb t fuu 01 cpkreoy-*
is also the owner of a farm ,and has e match played- at Seaforth between
fondness for good live stock. --He is Preston and the local seven, resulted,
starting a herd of Aberdeen Angekil2to 6 in raver 'of . the former,!! this .
cattle and his first: purehriseThls,lfrom ' practically puts Seaiorth out.. , ..'.Mrs
Lt. Col, Varcoe. of Colborne /4mo W'Ross and her' brother Percy Couch,
Huron county, from whom he • has yrent 10 Toronto, on Tuesday, to Pur -
bought five thoroughbred animals, one chase their new stock Of dry goods.,.
hull and four •fernales. The bull is fro m . Mr Elliott, who has . been, living over
the fine imported cow Brandon May • Oe store occupied 13Y the Miss •Cant. •
,,aleseemancuseirealay_Geaerteb_table . elmenoyed tb...Stephenson property
which won the sweepstakes and gold ;, &an an p' t!..,•.,-.7,1Pkr d Stephenson, of
medal at the Canadian National Exhi- .1 London, ,is home on holiday, as the
bition, Toronto, --three ...yeare ago. ,§herlockabd Manning Organny
The cows are all 'froni high bred st-.ck , is "stock-taking.;.....All trains were
registered in 'the American •Aberdeen ! cancelled on Wednesday, owing to the
Angus Breeders' Association National I storm and • about all the .plast, office'
ReCord. Col Varcod is the:. president' stall had to do was to look. pleasant
of the Aberdeen Breeders' Association : and answer.onestions...... At a meet -
of. Canada, and Mr Foster no doubt : ing of the directors of the Herticultur-
al society, • Monday', arrangements
reasons that in getting his steak' from • "
the president of. the Association. he is f were -made for a show, exeepting that
laying a good foundation for his herd. I no ocite was decided upon Mr.
• Draper, one of the officials of the
MEETING' 'OF GIIN CLUB. -Al'hiolsone Bank, was here on Tuesda
-meeting of the...members "of the Olin- i It took a team of horses four boure to
ton Gun Club was held in the Graham i go from.here to Bruceffeld;Tinifea, On.
House last. Friday evening. On ao- I :Monday Hugh Grigg, of Handl-
count of the', storm, -.there was not a I ton, iespending a short , holiday at
very! .good attendance, but business: home ......The members Of the. fire
was gone on with. The minutes of the I brigade held their annual supper in
last meeting were read and confirmed. ' the fire hall, Wednesday evening,and
Then the election of.officers came up, :. had, at Usual, an enjoyable time Harry
but no change was made in the staff, f Bartilfr catered • for the occasion. ..
as no improvement was possible. The. We regret to hear that Mr G Johnston
officers are : - Pres...T. Ireland -;,Vice- • of Griswold, Man. is seriously ill;•he is
Pies., R. Graham; Sec.; J. E.*.Cante••; an old Clititonien, and !3rother of Thee
lon; Treas., J. E. • licitey ; Mr. '1'. T. John '
Stoo •-.MrL-A:.7 Grigg exhibited .e, -
Murphy was elected to the Board of number of fancy 'fowl at a show in
Direotore, a vacancy having •been Montreal last week; and' captured sew-
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made by, the death of Mr; N. M. Fair.. eral prizes; Our country correspond -
The treasurer's report- was read :and -ents are evidently snowed in this week'
\received with niuch satisfaction, the ....Some people say it was 10 helovi•
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club being in very ,good financial zeroauesdey night,whilitothers say it
shape. A five Per cent. dividend was was 15; it felt like 40 below, anyhow..
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-declared on the stock, payableMarch 1. Last Saturday Registrar Coats left
__The tinouncemenk.a,zaa:marlit.by_th ronto_forGodetich;_after___thotrit
secretary that " spoon shoots'. will be reached Seaforth It was delayed for
'held throughout the spring and sum- about three hours. and when it reach.
mer, an handsonni•trophies given for • ed Clinton at 12 midnight, the storm.
highest general aggregate, as well as a, was at its height, a snow plow started
Silver Sip 0 for highest • at the bi- ahead of the train here, and Mr Coats
monthly sh ts, The first shoot to be with .Others, calmly eat in the car as
held on. Fri ay, Feb. 14th; rein or it stood in the station, until 2 a m
shine. Its h ed that a goad atten- Sunday, thinking it would go out
dance of Club • embers will take part every minute, but he then concluded
in these events,: nd make the shoot- to go to a hotel, and he remained un•
ing interesting. A handicap ayliftern • til Sunday night, when the train was
- has-been arranged which-will...help be- •-- able to pull _mt...., .Additional local
ginners and give t em equidchances news on pages 1 and 4 ' •
to those of the crac • . -- •
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fletelble Bilasin4 ,
To use o 00MrliCat phrase,' the storm
of Saturday was "a corker." While
there was a heavy snow -fall, e. blizzard:
raged as well, anti kennel.. Was well.
nigh euspendorl. The country road.
were blocked and the railway syitens
paralysed. It was not so bad in day,
light, but the Oman was twine after
dark. The L. H. *R. train due here
at 8,85 p.m., got here about 1111, *idle
' the train. from the east, due at 8.80,
came in at 12. and did not getaway
until Sunday liming. A snonplow
,... which started out for Goderieh
midnight, got stalled minr flohnea,
vine,. and. those who know what the
storm was sYinpathiae With
brakeman who footed it -hack to ohm.
ton station. Five cars of cattle, lead-
ed forToronto, and which it was in.
.tended should go out on Saturday
afternoon, had to be left .as they were,
exposed to the elensents, until Sunday
afternoon, tut there was no way of re-
lieving them. and, they were sent to
Toronto via London.
Sunday morning the milkmen found
they had a good deal of work ready
for them when they started out to de-
liver. Where they were supplied by
farmers Out of town they had to cut
down allowance to their patrons so
that tbey could supply KWh, customer
With a little milk. That they got a-
ieund at all is to their credit.
.arTekViintorow".‘,A6rOvaitt ot atallemdiriemoptinognes_
able. On Monday there was no traffic
over •taena, but by Tuesday farmers
who were compelled to go out did so,
though it was a by no means easy
task. Toe gale of Wednesday made
matters nearly as bad as before
waraii: •.o.44,o-oat:::0111$0,01$iiiialliatikfialliaQ11,41.1Zialliti‘GsmistsatifgOulassIalgagagefOitL=TplinitiliII
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Wexford -WeaVe inspires good writing, It is
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LET US SHOW y,tiENt TO:YOU
he W.. D. Fair Co.,
Often the Cheapog. -- Always the "Pest .
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Prices
.rnean moneysaving prices to you and t11L If
you can buy at Twenty per cent. bff the regu-
lar price, that's money made. If we can dis-
pose of surplus stock, that's money saved by
us. We take stock at the first of February,
and for the whole of the present month, we
are offering a reduction of 20 per cent on
what we have left of our winter goods, for
. spot cash. Te.ke advantage of our Stock-
taking sale and save money
$5.0. Goods lor $4.60
$4,08 Godds for $$.20 ,
$3,4. Goods for $1.40
$2.80 Goods tole $1.8*
SLOG Goods for .,88e.
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After two very successful Sales, there are a num-
ber of RannEnts left in Cottons, Prints, Shirting,
eetings, lamelettes.,---Wrapperettesi:-Dress---
etc., which we Put on sale next week, at a very low
price, to clear them out before stock -taking, Feb. tat.
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$65.00 :Men's. Coon Coats, ,$55.00
Four only Men's Natural Canadian •
Coon Coats, good,:long,:deep fur, iell
• 'made, sizes 42, 44 and 46, reg. ••
$65, sale price . $55,00
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$22.00 Men's Calf COats, $16.00
Four" only liteil'i-BrOvin Calf- skin
• Coats, with black.Astrachan Collar, a
'splendid Cciatwelfferred,good, • •
'big, roomy Coats, reg. $22, for $16.00.
Men's Odd Pants
Men's odd Tweed Pants, in stripes,
and checks, space will not permit of de-
scription,but the followieg prices ought
to dear them out :
Regular
Regular
Regular'
. • Regular
Regular.
• Regular
Pants far 98c
1.50,Paata for Si 20 '
2.00 Pautifor 1 59
2 50 Pante for 2 1• 0'
00 Pants for -9-65
50 Pants for .300
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$10.00 Men's •Coats, $7.50
' Mensblack Cheviot:land Grey check
Tweed, Coats with or without velvet
collars Up to date style regSio.00"' rn
for „., .. . .. . .. . . . .. „ .. A.... 4 I;ptt
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• $20.00 Women's Astrachan Coats, $13.
2 only Wcimens black Astrachan
Coils size 34.and•.36 'black satin lined
goocl quality lining,. self collara.. a net
• regular $20.o0 for . . . . I JellU.
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$25:00 Astrachan Coats $20.00 •
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only y-Wagfen's Astrachan -coats
good glossy color, sizes. 36 and 38, satin
lined ftill sleeve with cu ,'regu..$20•00-
lar $25 00 for . . ..
$45.00 Astrachan Coats, $82.50
4 cely women's black Astrachan
aictonyad,tss4a,owt,ihnrolesk
cigin..eii4,istis.Swellio,z0ef93r4,.f:i..7!,.:3rt7 best
3s,
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$'59.00 Astrachan Coats .$36.60 •
• : 6 only womens black strachan
and Bokaran fur coats., with natural • or
sizesss kaibni se .3aC4n61
, d,1a3e6ri 53and revers,
e8: aur , aaj
4.0. !made
egguaranteediaf47hole
ncl:
$5o.00 for .. . . . . .
.50
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$59.o0 Near Seal Coati, $39.00
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• 4 only wornens..Near,Seal fur coats
withAable_collar. and revers, bestqual.ity
satin lined,;sizes 36, 38 and 40 in bC05,
-•• or Russian:blouse style, regular
,;,,a
$50 00 for. . 4. .
;55,00 Bokaran °Oats, $38.50 -
$7.5o Black Coats,- $6.76
Mens Black Cheviot Cots, good
loose coat, well made and trimrn-aa
ed regu'ar $7.50 for ....„.„, ...
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•Boy s Coat ar Cost •
Boys black and greyCheviot coats,
nobby styles and new lcuts, well made
and trimmed, selling at cost price. 50 pairs Boy s x -ants
50 pair of iboyslitnee pants lined
•throughout, made from Scotch Tweed
ends from our own tailor shop all
sizes worth from, $t.25 to $t,75 98c
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4**Only womens black Bokaran fur
,• coats, sable collar and revers best satin
linide semi fitting or Russian blouse
style, all sizes, regular , price„,„ „a
$55.nO for .
$75.00 Bokaran jacket, $60.00
5 only womens Bokaran Jackets 2'
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styles to choose from, made of Whole
skins and guaranteed for 1 year
•all sizes, regular -$.7.o�
Flannelette Blankets, 82c .
25 pair only white and grey flan-
nelette blankets, first 'quality.. Sat
urday'and Monday 02C.
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$6.50 pure wool Blankets, '
to pair only pure wool finest qual-
qy,, white blankets, fancy border, full
size 8 lbs weight, regular $6.5o,,,, a.
Saturday and Monday.
f .
$3.75 Wool Blankets, $2.76
• 9 pair only whii4 Wool Blanket's,
goo3 large size and weight, pink or
blue border, regular price
for Saturday.and Monday only..., $2.75
•$5.op Wool 13Iankets. $3,89
. 12 pair only pure,, wool white
blankets,with pink or blue border, large
Size, full weight, regular $5,00, a„
• Saturday and Monday price......., 44,119
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