The Clinton New Era, 1910-12-08, Page 31
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We have
a .a much larger stock. than ever before
Je;velery , ' Rings Silverware Cut Glass
Jewel Cases, Brass Goods, Spectacles and Eye,Glasses
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One Pay Clocks Dight Day Clocks
Four Hundred Day Clocks
Musical, Cuckoo and Chiming Clocks
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Watches . from 'one dollar to fifty dollars.
Gold. Handled Umbrellas,
Best quality stock patterns in French China
Call and See for Youirselves,
No Charge for Engraving. Store Open Evenings
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Jewel rand: Opl ><-
Clinton '
The Choicest Woods
are used in the making of our
Furniture, hence its beauty and
durability. It is artistically de-
signed, too. and beautifully up-
holstered. The, workmanship
throughout is
Positively Perfect
and will satisfy the most refined
and artistic tastes. When you
note the quality. also compare
our prices with those asked else-
where.
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The Cheapest Spot in Huron to buy all kinds of Furniture.
HOOVER & BALE, FURNITVFlaa -AN UNJERTAR la G I
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,,, for 25 years, arrived in Clinton ort I
Births �Iarri�g'+rs � Death's �,".��'�#' �."1,,t,�,i",I"',i',l""�1,',�'�'".�'>�"i^ Satruday last and ,will likelyMake
BORN I`$41>14X Note his home here. ,:His son Artur, ar-
thorn taring tel ttr+ts or friends rived some ffIrees'Hotting ago and
'TWiss-In Seafor#h, on Nov. 29, 4* is employed lin the Doherty Piano
virieiAlt A iia Or a g a.wg r
t0 'bit. and Mrs. Fred 'Twins, a son. � Miens of tiny laoC oaoh roveek. �vq 3 �, Organ Co 'M'r. Lawson will like
Mustard- in 'Clinton Hos ital'on .„ would ,u'>louaoett>iAt>ua Three Sea. , ly bring the rest of hifaanily out
ee., 3rd, to Mr .aridMrs. 'Thornton "" later.
Mustard, A fToronto, a son, `i'+`"''."`i'',' I
Lindsay--Yn Swift t`urrent, on Mr, and Mrs .Jas. 11a<altaffy and
h'Av.17;kh..toliIr. and 'Mrs W.L.Litud g spent 'a, fah days In 1
say: formerly of Qwlerich, a Balt- 'guests Af their dough
ghter,(Evelyn, Jean.}
Gosleigh.-- In Clinton, on Dee; 7,.
tit 'Mr,and Mrs, Alex, Goslefgh, a
son. -Trenton, Ont., papers please
copy.
MARRIED
Mountain -Lawson- In Goderich,
cn'Wednesday, Nov .30th Willis
taln toon of MissM 'Sarah and Annies. , eldest
daughter o fMr. John Lawson., both
of liuliett.
Ytlillted
A goof general. servant wanted.
apply to 1t RS. U. J. WALLI$
Log % T;,11ted.
Highest to ice pad for Logs, Bass.
w od, Soft Elm, Ro k L'nr met It:J.1k
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Maple especially waited, but all kinds
will 1' e t urchaied.
W. DOEIEWL'Y PIANO and
ORtxA l C;0,, i.imited
Cii Ilton Market Report
Whe tt, e(new)..,. •... . 80 tgl0 AO
Oats, 0 30 to 0 3f)
Peasay •• 040 to 0 45
0 70 to .0 75
Eggs�
0
g28 .to 0, 3+l
4 Butter U 20 to 0 21
1 Hogs...... • $7 75
Potatoes ... 035 to 0 42
THE OLD RELIABLE BUS MAN-=
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My headquarters are now at the
Rattenbury House. The phone No.
ie- 46,Ring g me upifyou want a
bus or baggage cll; any part
of the town. JOSH COOK.
Live Poultry Wanted
The fallowing prices ate being paid
at the Holmesville Pcultry Yar ds: -
Hens, S cis. a lb. live
Chickens, 9 etc.
to 11 ate. ,a lb. live
Turkeys, I30 to 17c a lb ,1";:b
Ducks, lac a Ib. dressed •
Geese, Ile a ib. dressed
All poultry to he. delivered with
crops. empty on Men day, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings,
Buyini'all the year round.
N. W.TRE WARTH A.
Phone 4 on 142.
Miss Mar stet It +0lners Wanted
Stanleythe P Roomers wanted ou Huron street,
ter, Mrs. 'Sltarksl - only those that attend school or busi.
Last Saturday rMeaars. W. Jack- ,'nese college,
son,. J. Ransford, C. E. Dowding and Apply at'NEW ERA poise
J. Hartley were in 'London anter -
s iewing Bishop Williams in
regard Lo{ws 'or ►5A1f"
i tote
Hey(Rector
fir St
. Paul's
church • :1Wany names were suggest At Ross'hotel, 13rucefield. Dec, 16 h
ed and the vommittee* are now de- at 2 o'clock sharp, I will offer for sale
siding on one to ask. without reserve one load of choice
Mr. Murphy left Saturday for his r ) Hung cows in. calf, Mostly grade
taw position in Vancouver,, B. C.,. in 1 Durbams with a few Holsteins. Ayr
the Royal Bank. The best %vibhos go shires and
ate dui some are springers
with him from. his friends in town. + calve in March
or April. These cows are in fair con.
clition and will be soldunder guaran-
tee, Terms, 6 months credit on ap
proN.ed joint notes ,lvith 5 per ,cent per
annum cit for rash' Alex. A. Watt,
proprietor, T. Brown, Auctioneer,
Two Cutters for Sale
Mrs. G .L.. Walker accompanied
by her son. Harvey, were . t isiting
at Walton a few days as the form
er'e mother, Mrs. ,Thos. 'Williamson,
is seriously ill. \
. Mr. 3: G. Cho wen Made a busi-
trip to. Goderieh on Saturday,
Mr. John Ransford arrived, home
last week frond his trip to the Old
Country. We hope his trip ,over
there had nothing to do With the.
defeat of the Unionists in the ele-
ctions that are on row.
Reeve Smyth is attending the Co.
Council at Godericb this week.
Miss Annie Taylor, a former tea-
cher in Clinton Public School, now
at Galt will teach at Winghatn next
ye.Ar, Miss -Taylor's home is at
Blyth.
Miss Israel Taylor, of London, a
former well known Clintonian, was
at a Brussels 'last l st
Sunday ay
delivering
noMissionary addresses in the Meth
d
let church. He's aloyal, enthusiast
le worker the kind always welcome
in any congregation..
Mr. Andrew Morden was taken to
•theRbuse of Refuge' at Clinton, on
Friday last where he will have .a
comfortable home,- Wingham
Times. /
'Miss 'lluby Plum: of Brusseis,'who
has bee the
/test M
n sY. of the Misses
Laois the past week returned home
.Saturday,
Misses Leatherdale and Sharp and
Dr. Hamilton. of
Brussels, , 'where
the guests of Miss Emma Levis on
Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. 3. Waugh of
Stratford announce the engage-
ment of their only daughter, J. Lou
Blackburn
'se k u n
l(Sunbeam)to
Ise slVir,
err Cha elle . Brewer, of Ed-
monton
Ii y pP v r', d
monton, eldest . son of ‘Mr. H. C.
Brewer, +Montreal, the _Marriage to
take place quietly thethird 'week in
December. Mr. .Bretver is well
known to many, in this town having
lived here When his father was
manager of the'Molson's Bank.
Mt. John Lawson, (of England, .ex
police sergeant of the. Birmingham,
'police force, he 'being a Member
Two Cutters, 1 Portland and 1 Piano
Box (;utter. t•oth in good condition,
Must be sold before Obviate -res. 4 ppIY
at THE NE W ERA office.
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Colts tor Sale •
A. general purpose colt for sale, six
months old. Apply to
F. WATTS, Regime Street
'unip tor Site
Public 1
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Pu ie
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toriurn' A
feet long,, suitable' for wi udniil'
lor
Yard pump, Apply to T. JOTTLE.
Chairman of Property Oommittee
A Lund' for 5c or as. High
as You Care to Go,
kir. and Mrs. D. Junor will • serve
either hot or cold lunch at their home
on Ontario' Street, each. night, com-
mencing Dec. 8th; between • the hours
of 10 and 11 p.m. or icntnediately atter
skating.
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Soups
Oyster n
1 tuato Potato
Meats •
Fried Chicken Roast .13eef
Devilled Fowl
Vegetables
Oreimed Yotatoes
Sal
Frere i
hFredadR
Swe tP
e otatoes
S rndwiehes
Peanut Butter • Salmon
Plain Bread Butter .
DessertsPie Pudding • Cake Jelly
Walnut Fudge
• Beverareagesand •
Tea Coffee
Advertise in the New Era.
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A Few snaps f
Christmas
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fioxed Ties, at t e.
Dozens and Dozens of these beautiful s eurnn.hand Tier: is,
all the newest patterns and naintieet maga and each
boxed seperately in a pretty (Christmas making 11 a v:
aceeptabte gift for any .Gentleman and e worth double t.
price, special for early shoppers nn
Mufflers at halt Prit'e.
Oniy a few dozen of these mufflers to r at this price. ma
in wool and mercerized cotton in a nirariety of weaves a
colorings and the kind you usually pay f. while they last 2:
Something_ Swell in Ladies .1kwear .at 21,E
Never before havewe shown anyti'in Ladies Neckwe
that begins to compare With the value+4bese new collars at
their equal .can only be found in very rt bigher priced goo
Each one is boxed in a pretty C llristn ox. ''laking it a ye,
pretty as well as useful Christmas re erence forou J
friends, don't forget the price only Y rp L,a,
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Big Saving on Ladies: and Childreitntles, Men and Bo
Suits and Overcoats for the Balance d ember,
Be *tare and see our Ladies Mantle 4,95
double this price.
Ohildrens antles at 2.49 . .-
Our frig Shoe Sale will be continued for4
another werk.
Plums tee 1 Bros..
SMALL .PROFITS MORE BUSINESS
Have a home gathering this year
if it is possible as• so many exigene
ss
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ie arepossible that 'a
P it may not be
as easy. to'have the' assembling on i
Christmas of 1911. The old 'folk get
away from us,, in Many cases not to'
return, and the young people are
URAHUTRUNK RAIL
TORONTO $3 65 return, account
first annual fat stook show.
Tickets good going P. M. trains
December 1 th andall U a l trai•n s Dec
lI,
12, and I3tb. return Limit Dec. 14th,
1010.'
WINTER TOUR to
California,. Mexico and Florida at low
• Rates..
Willparticulars and tickets from
JOHN ..RANSFO1W, Town. Agent
A O Pattison, Depot agent
Above rate applies from Clinton
, Proportionate rates from stations in
Ontario,Kingston, Renfrew'and West.
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often .so situated that the
fireside cannot be reached
the desirability of reuniting,
fly eircle,as frequently as pos.
There is a 'charm' about these h
ties very fittingly expressed in
grand old song :'There's no p1
like home." Write a Metter'
acrid a little (gift to the a'bsent.
her and it will do More than
person good. t;
No ham'
r would `beo
done if the'
time spelling matches and Wri„
classes Were revived. They. wer
occasions of both pleasure an
profit.
Private Sale •
Of furniture•composing of two side-
boards. 2 tables, one wo d cookatove,
1 sewing machine,bed aril springs
clock, sugar kettle. heating drums etc.
belonging to the Estate of Mrs Plait.
zar, and can be seen at the resiriettc
of Eli Houltzhauer from the grid
December,. on. Spence street.
"tie �.u:...Sl�:;.bi .•.r+,.�..: �•�-n„M rt.:.
The seleetion-of a suitable Chiristmas,Gift fora Man or Roy is an easy proposition at this Store. We have so many "Just' Right.'
things that it's only a matter. of choice in making selection, The things a man or boy appreciates most -the: things he .would 'buy for
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Himself--a?re here in great variety, and the picking is now at its best. Lookover this list and see if you don't strike something that you
know will be " JUST TIE THING.."
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Suits
Overc oats
Raincoats
Neckwear
If every wife, sister or "friend" would come
here to look at our assortment we believe we could
sell all the Christmas Neckwear sold in town. We
have exclusive styles and our variety is large and
complete. Prices 25c, 35e, 50e and 75e.
20 dozen Ties, put up in fancy boxes, 240 dif-
ferent patterns, regular 35c. Christmas trade 25c
Our 50c range is exceptionally good. and the
quality of silks -best we have ever shown,
Fancy Box with each Tie.
Underwear
The man that is always trouhsed in getting
satisfactorpv.tindderwear can be relieved here where
he can mV..e his selection froth such welt known
makes,.is Wolslay, Penman;' Stanlitld, Watson
and fr,averal other makes.
yfWO SPECIALS -Men's extra heavy Fleece
mined at 50e
Men's All Wool heavy ribbed at 75e
Sweater's
Fancy Vests
.House Coats •
Neckwear.
Suspenders
Hosiery
Our Shirts
Nothing in a pians outfitting is' of more im.
portance than his shirt. Our shirts are made to
our order by the W. G. .3i R. O.o. all the "little
points" in good shirt.making are well looked after
Shirts at • 50e 75.c,1.00 1.25 2.50
Stiff or soft fronts.: attached or detached cuffs
Fancy Vests
There is nothing that so tones up a man's old suit
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as a Vest that's different.. 1.25, t.50, 175,-250, 3:50
Hosiery
Its difficult to advise a man in regard to his
Hosiery. Taste and requirements differ. We ap•
predate this and therefore keep full lines of the
Best Men's Hosiery made. We are showing some
very. choice lines in cashmere with fancy patterns
at
Ask to see our trade winner at , 35e e0c 25e
GloveR
Shirts
Collars
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Mufflers
Most any man would be delighted to have an
opportunity to wrap his neck on a stormy day in
one of our handsome Mufflers. .
The Bradley Mufflers in all shades .......... .50c
Silk Mufflers in plain and colors end some very
pretty designs 50e 75c 1.00 1.26 I.50 2,50
Fancy Sox with Each Muffler .
. ;�,,. ' muse Coats
To makellOME happy and to make a MAN
haply at home he should own a house chat. See
that he owns one Christmas morn 3.00 to $.00
Tie fins and Cuff Links
We are showing it line of initbilted fie Pins
and Cuff Buttons to match. We can give you any
initial .get, only 75c
Night Robes
We'' have a splendid assortment. of Night
Robes. Ours are cut roomy ' and of liberal length
Prices
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We would, just "hint" that .. ..._.�..�,
J you nuke y our selection early while the picking is at its ,best.We'll assist you in an wo c iiid will
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any change you desire after Christmas If we have nothing in stook to .suit eve will send for any special° article
+ 7011 play require...
1.00 to 1.110
Underwear
Night Robes
Pajamas
Pryjamas.
If you have not already the Pajama habit you
will do well to cultivate it. You will be surprised
at the comfort• that comes .with the wearing of a
Suit of Pajamas 'Prices.... .......,.I.50 to 3,.50
Hats
Caps
Furs
• Children's-Aeadwear.
Our lines of Children's Headwear receives our.
special attention. We show the best and most
popular styles. School Hats, Caps, Tams, Toques
etc...... ,... ......... 25e 35c 50c 75e
Our special 35e alt wool 'Toq,nne is a winner
Sweaters
- We show all the best models in Men's and Boys
Sweaters, with the Sweater Ooat easily in the lead
as a favorite. • All worsted yarns. Extra heavy
knit. Bone or pearl buttons. Some of the styles
have contrasting colors around . the collar and.
down the frontPrices•5.0e 75c 1.00 1; 25 1.50
2.50 3.00 4.00 and 5,00
Hats and- Caiis •
You could not bay a
Man or boy ,11 more
suitable Christmas gift
than one of our Hats or •
Oaps
Men's and Boys Clips `t
knitted land... 5Oc
• Men's and 1lby,s caps:
fur Or knitted band 755
Men's fur or knitted
band from 1.25 to 1.50
The King and lTitwell
Fats, Christmas shapes
hard and soft.... 2.50
Other brands at 50e
75e 1.00 and 4.50
Cuff Buttons
Tie Piens'
Cuff .Proteatu>�s
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• Christmas Umbrellas
We have the sort of Umbrellas that can be
given satrap with pride. Covers of gloria, union,
taffetas and silk. Best steel paragon frames.
Handles of natural wood, silver and gold trimmed
and Luck horns, Prices 75c 1.00.1.25 to 4•.00
Gloves
Fowne's and Storey's. -Our Glove stock is a
hard stock to tell you about. We have so many
styles, so many cats, and so many leathers, that fi.
description of all the styles is impossible.
Men's and Bops all wool knitted Gloves 25 50 75
dressed or undressed G}loVll'l!i?f
Men's Silk or Wool lined Gloves ; ......,,,, 140
Men's Mocha Gloves, fur wrist ... • „ 1.75
Mens dog tan, strap wrist...........„...., 1,'S
Men's imported Oape Gloves, seamless . linm s,
strap wrist , ...'. 0,.810.
Men's genuine Buck Glo es, fur lined....;. 3.50
Children's undressed ts, . grey and tan, fur. cuff,.
dome fasteners, eery swell line , , ..,, , 7$0
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