The Clinton New Era, 1912-01-18, Page 873.
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Men's Ready-to-wear Overcoats at Cost
Men's Tweed and Cheviot Overcoats, tionble
breasted, storm collar, full deapey length, an mixed.
brown, greys and green colorings, also plain black,
splendid tailoring, and made in the very latest styles
cleaving at the following deer) cuts '
10.00 Coats, all sizes, clearing peice . . 750
12.00 " " 9.50
14 00 "015
10,00 and 17.00 " " ... 13,25
85.03 Fur Lined ancl Fur Clollar Coats . ....... 25,00
16.50 Imitation Fur 'Lined Coats for. ... , . 12,00
Ready -to wear Suits at Cost
. We do not intend carrying on our, Ready ta wear
Clothing for mea, and amity' -January we have pat
the anifq deep into every garment. Remember Ulla
department has only been auneing` a short time and
we haven't an old style in stock. Note the following
prices and don't miss thia- chance
10.00 Mens Tweed and Worsted Suits. . 7,50
12.00 " " " .......... 9.50
11.00
15.00
16.50 . .12,00
Clearing out all Boys Overcoats and Suits at Cost,
MEN'S FUR' COATS -Coon, Galloway, I)og, Etc. -AT COST.
temwm......***•*morone
T THE 141 IES STORE
DEEP CUTS IN MANTLES, FURS. CARPETS AND R1UGS.
.Thalter Mantles at Cost and Less
This week we want to clear out every Woman's
at a price to sell.
miss this last opportunity for evetay coat is marked
season's buying. If you want a coat cheap don't
Fur Ruffs. Muffs, Caperines, Etc.
and Ohildren's Coat, in stock to be prepared for next
In order to clear up our Fur Department we
have marked down every piece in stock to prices
in stock to prices within the Teach of all. Sable, •
Marriot, Mink, Isabella Fox, Etc,
50e Linoleum tor $5c
Ten pieces of 2 yd wide Linoleum. every pattern
good, both block and floral designs, in heaviest
quality printed. Worth if bought to -day 600 per
square yard, clearing at 35e,
Brussels and Tapestry Carpet
We are going oat of Piece Carpets for good and
have marked every piece down to rock bottom for
crick selling. If you are in need of a carpet, NOW
as the time to buy, even if you carry it over till
houseeleaning time,
Remnant Sale --Half Price.
Dress Goods, Staple5 odd lines of
Hosier', Gloves, Etc., Etc.
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PAMPHLETS FOR FARKBRS.
The New Era o' a receive", Gov-
ernment reports a:c1 booklets eolna
aorienesillef:aiv•enhaioegi;111..al.fYilI)tatlisiolalaaiii1-30).0p11:lorfa:sollinnly:lea;Dotoll
• all ',these, and it is believed the best
use to be made ofddiem is to pliace
them atthe disposal oft' farming
Acebrdingly :these will be
found Ina within The laew Bra
door in front of the 'glass partition
Farming re,adera are wecome to
them, the ante being first! come,
best served. They are welcome to
• make theta choice and take, fecey
what is of any use OT interest to
•them.
•A GRAB CHECKED.
Before the late Dominion election
when it was ,genetally believed ae-
• eoeuenipt:007fit:ayWas about to gra, into
effect, buyers secured llarge) am -
in OittariO and Quebeo
and prep,a,red 4o flood the United
States' with it. The r,aillways
la+.4...alalatatoal.,+4.+4.4"*.at++1?'"
B!ei1� 26
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30alla ..t...•'`!'10.SO. 42 :17.
"Barley!.• ' 70 ate 15
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Shorts.........$23,00 '
g3r • $21.00
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at
the ,aam0 tinie thought they saw a
cbanee ;to .shave in proapeetive Proa
fits, and -advanced the rates DOT
transportation to American pointe,
Reciproatty did nob otane, but the
increased on hay remained. and
shippers appealed to the Railway
Commission. The - commissioners.
has now ordered that She Old ratea
be reatored. '
ST avA'11Y,s ,ffERID FRIDAY.
One of She best lanekey mate -bee
of the season Wtli be played heti&
on Friday night of thla Week, when
St. Mary's hockey +teem •wall play
•the Clinton boys. If 'Clinton avins
a -has 'genie it .will give them a good
chance to Win the cliati:iet so every-
one is expected to'attend.
FARMERSBANK 'COMMISSION.
'Hon. W. T. Whate announcecllaat
Week that 'the Governmatn, had de-
cided to appoint a commission to
enquire into bbs affairs" ad tbe,cle-
funat Parnaers' bank.
DECLINE IN ONTARIO 'VOTE.
In the Provincial electioln 01 De"-
.cember nth last 365958 votes were
polled, as eoanpared with. 470,203 in
,the preVions election. The Con-
'serval:aye vote on Dec. alth was
202786, a decline of 75,128 from the
Previous election. The Liberal vote
Was 113,470, a decline o438,810.
.ADJ,GURNED TILL FRIDAY.
.Toronto, jan.a16.-An adjourn-
, menta trial Friday has been allowed
by Chancellor .Boyd at ,O.sgoode
Hain in the' appeal by J. ht. Frey
trona the fines, 019150,L. levied on
him by the magistrate at Hcneraill;
because he sold, tea and jewelry:
without atnansient trader's license.
'Ea ey was agent f or J.L. Corteoram,
of Stratford, who objects ,to. the
line an.clato having to pay the'costs
of the 'constable's jaunt from Ben-
gali inHuron 'County to!, atratfordl,
to serve a summons.
SHORTAGE OF 'CARS. •
There is a shortage oamotive
power and roiling ,stock. Partners
are unable to 'secure • car( upon
Which to send thear grain to mat.-
Itet. The interior elevatora, anefull
Much wheat that has been has been
hauledt long -distances to a eailavay
station has been dumpera, on the
prairie. Greaa quantities of flar
and other grains remain, locked up
in granaries -and barns all over the
plains. The faelness cannot realize
on their crops. With many faran-
ens not yet long in the country this
means that they cannot( promptly
pay the local eetall merchant and
the agricultural implement agent
What they owe. This inturn means
that :the local store keepers and
agencies cannot settle promptly
with. Winnipeg and Toronto whole
sale houses and manufacturers.
Hence we learn 'from thebauks that
colleetions are slow beyond the
Great Lakes.
FUNERAL HELD SATURDAY .
• • 1. CAR COMING. .•
' The 'Ontario Government Railway
' Exbibition Car is to be at the G. T. Ea
'I station, opposite the Suittee Eleva-
a Or Co. The car la free Whale public.
! I3e 'sure to see it. Tho' car will le
1 here 'nex't Prid'ay, Jan. 20th. •
1 CLINTON GOT ! !!
I Among the estimates Coe public
1 buildings as tbrought down at Ca -
1 tawa by Hon. W. T. White, Minister
i of Finance, are the foalowing ap-
propriations for district towns, -a
1 Goderich-95.000 (addition).
.1 Seaforth-$25,000.
I. Godericha-:Harbor improvement's,
• $150,000.
Win'gham-A. pastoffice clock;
I ,Clinten-a-the cold shoulder.
'HOW ARE THE HYDRANTS?
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' ' ' *In nearly every newspaper you
pick um some beak fire bas taken
-: place and the hydlaants were frioz-
en um The fire and water commit-
' tee •theuld seethat every hydrant
in town Is in good working .oader,
Jan. 19 ,A and not covered with snow.
till ST. MARY'S WON:
St. Mary's vs Clinton
AdrnLssion 25c,
Ladies I.CO
QUEBRIMIX11017152MUIMMIMMILMEACreZ
alibabell, Jan. 12 -St. alary'a and
Mitchell met onthe lo.cal ice ' to-
night for the Drat time this season
in the Intenneclicute 0.1LA. series
chig• in a victory for the visit -
0 I. yii sr 0,,Z. 0. 40 to 4. In the
11 aa' lialf the viaatimaa team
peed ail by alaree rushes and clever
combination playing in pilin -g up
the acme o,f 3 to 1„ but in the, sec-
onds half the playing of the
chell forward line, ably supported
, by the backs, Touted! the St Mary's
tam, and scared three goals an
quick anceeseion. t
,111.1.; V7iNir,se, Vbt
There is Na T e •
• Like The Present
To buy a pair of skates as we are selling the bal-
ance of our stock at cost. •
• ,We dont want to carry over any skates and we
feel sure we won't have to when it becomes known that
we are offering
Ali skates at COSI ti)ricF
Try our Rubber Weather Strip on your doors and
windows. It keeps Dut the wind and frost. I.
2 CCRIS per FON
ARLAND.BR.
Stoves, tlardvvare and Sporting Goods
W. S. Harland W. J. Harland
• Clinton, Ontario
' $10,000 F011 WET FAIRS.
Within the next few months 510,-
005 from the annual Governmentl
grant/ tolagriculture -will be ex-
pended ih amounito varying from
$100 to 5300 to those agricultural
docieties in Ontario where the 0a
rains seriousty interfeilned with
the gate acceipte at their full fairs
A,t the last session olf the Legislat-
pre, fthe suggeation of Mr. J :Loa la:e
'Wilson, the superintendent, that
510,000 oat of 'the a3nntial
proprlatioaa be used in thia( Way,
was adopted.
1VIETTIODISTS SEEK TOWER.• ,,
The adetho,callat ,ehierch will apply
to Parliament for allIC at authovia-
zing trustees , of any Methodi,st
;congregation_ to ,achninister , pro-
perty .for endowment ; authorizing
any annual Conference to establish
a.city naission and church exten-
show board, or to establistataboarli
of trust, peranitting the number 0,1
11 ustees to be reduced to; not lelsi;
than five and lanthorizingt, the sale
ittrans,fer of property held by
trustee boards.
ONTARIO BUREAU or
ooLormz„Anort CAE.
The 1`,3fittarrio .Government will
have their, collenizatio,n Car at Qin-
, tenon ,Faiday, Jan. 26401, and ;will
be on WI !siding opposite title Elojt,
ter EreVatoPi, ota the London Road
*Tossing, Po that !the citizens and
rarreero or,thig ,earnmunity can Bee
lwhAfti 4SCLgtroi, Noi in:Northern rinat,
Iter.i<4 and.,aleo the ntineealP, /.1,o
one ehtuddi Wee tide likiV,Oege: The
exhibit) ix laiee;die
CAPTTARED • THE PRIZES.
Last week Mr. Solara Rice took
twelve of his prize poultry to Mit-
chell Poultry Show and captured a
salve,r cup; 4 first prizes; 1 second,
and 1,third, " Mr. W. Carter of
Huilletta had 40 entriea, and took
many 'prizes.
COURT SITTINGS.
The winter and' spring sititings of
the High Court of Juaticel for the
County &flatiron ,will be held es
follows, -Tuesday, Meath 26th, jury
Justice Britton. Non-lury, June
27th, Justice 'elate.
The funeral of the Latta Jas.
Thompaon ;was held on Saturday
afternoon last, Rev. Mr, Jeakins,
Rector, of St. -Pattl'a church having
charge o1 the servied at the home
and' gnave. The pallbearers ,werie
brother ,Oddrelbaavs, Messrs Jaale-
Leod, 11,13. Here, 11.13. Chant, A.
Turner, A. Collyer and W. 11.
Ilell-
yav. The late Mr. Thompson( was
a charter member Of the Kipling
lodge, and the lod'ger, and citizens
of ;that place sena. three beautiful
wreaths. The body, 'was brought
home by lttr. 11. anompaon, a ease
who were here f Or 1:thefur(estalwerte
Mr. and Mrs. J.Tierney,• Mrs. .A. 71,
Tierney and Miss Dorathy, Mr, and
Moa. Geo McTaggart.The ladies
being ,sisters of the deceased. A
broken rail caused the railara,Y ae-
cidenta and Mr .Thompson When
taken Out °lithe wreck lived far 12
hours, but no hope was held out
lor his recovery. He Was building
up a good business as an iMplement
agena besides having a, set -tion of
land in that part
A FINE W.ONTAN CALLED AWAY.,
CANADA'S GREATEST
PLATFORM SPEAXER.
DT, J.A. Macdonald, one of the
foremast public men of the Domin-
ion, and editor al tha (Tolle -nth
Globe, will ,speak in Cardno's opera
house, Seafoeth on Tuesday, ,Tan.
23rd. Subject (Alec:bare. "Canada's
Place Among 'the Nations." This
is the first of a series ofaaleaturcas
under the auspices of the "Seaforth
Canadian Club." • A short musical
program will be furnished. Doors
open at 7.30. Admission 25e.
MONEY IN LTC!ENSES.
• Mrs. Garrett Maxwell whose
death was recorded was bora in
Lairgan, County Down. Ireland 75
505111'ago. Mien 17 years of age
she came with her, parents to this
country and settled in Clinton
he5a. she resided. -until het( anima
iiage to her new bereft, p'arIare
Then Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell moved
Morris 'where they have lived for
over 45 years. hirs, Maxwell was a
fine type of Woman doing goad
wherever she went by her kind and
churl tabl e manner and wa a al-
ways aeady 1.0 lend- a. helping hand
and give a kind word( Or gonail 11(1
vice whenever racinhel. She was
greatay loved by all who knew her
and Will he much massed in the
home and neighborhood. She is
aurvived by her husband, ene son
and six daughters, all of; whom
were at her bedaide acar aeverail
• weeks before her dleath. Mrs. Mos -
well will beheld' in kindly remem-
brance for in3any 'ticaday by those
who had tales pleat-atm:I of her se-
quaintanee.
'THE PRIVATE SECRETARY."
A huniorona coMedY The Paavate
Secretary,' will be presented in the
Town Hall, February ,tht! first, by
an able .caste of to3w4 !talent. The
Story deals with the amusing pre-
dicaments of the Bev. Robert
Spalding a newly engaged paivate
secretary nf Marshland's who
is a, gauntly gentleman. Mr.
1Vaass1land's nephew, Hatay resid-
ing in London, heboanes entangled
ip tamale financial diarsianitaes( and
,sellis ,aicl ST0111 hie friend. Douglas
Cal:tea:male, a ateaclly young ma,n
who(
ahishass no
rai:hu
siirencitl°
"SOW- \Viild
oae‘
(sista. In an endeavour to ,comply
w±
alarth'ry blous tuonifelhaess dwikiSfiiice131eh
• .(anderPtaist.
the same time .acconapanies` him (to
lii3s uncle's country homei as Rev.
Spalding, She private seceetany,
While the Teal private seereflartv
remains in) London, in Douglas'
• apaatmenits.' Harry's ,consin, Edith
Willaerlasshilltearndnirolvaindde amb'eTPlelr„ ieetniltde(rtuBivna-
• me,ne for the boys. 'Until( the ea -
rival ef Douglas' uncle from( India
on a visit to his •old friend Mr.
'Marshland followed by the real pri-
vate secretary, which causes many
amusing situatiOns.' These are by
'no means 'embed by the) appear-
ance of Gibson &tailor ;who! knew
• the boys and vimae ambition isito
'Isoar on the upper *rustsl of soc-
iety," and Mi,se Ashford an old maid
• 'devoted tespisittualiana ;who rule -
:takes Mr. SPaIdA,ag for A medium.
Matters reach, dimax whe4 tlhe
all miaUnders*diillge diRehhank-
, identity of Dondlas is revealed an
aneed,t Twhe:kmaate4Will be announced
' r
iEY46,th,1912
ij
ccia
One
dow where
nuniber of articles at
in our Notth win-, Another on a table in
1 the store where we of.
we have a . .
fer $1.5o, $1.25 and
$1.00 fiction
alf Price
Far 69c
• If.you,want the goods and cannot find time to
--examine them you pay a high . price for the time
saved.
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GETTING IN THE ICE CROP. .
Harvestingthe iee cropfor 31.11e
coming summer has commenced
all 'ready. The ice is better than
it has been .for the past two years.
WON AT SEAFORTH.
Clinton hockey 'team defeated
Seal oath on Tuesday night in
•Seaf or Oa- by a ,s core of 9-7. At haat'
time the 'score was 5-2 and Clinton
.scored four more befoee( they aet-
up and Seaforth .scored, 5 goals.
D. Forbes, of Stratford, was re-
feree. The Clinton team was com-
posed al Johnson, Ru.mball, O'Don-
nell, Fair, Kerr, Dnaper. and Gtreig
C,OMPLIMVNT FOR DICK.
Bach auto license costs' $4, 60 tho
motoa- car owners will pay about
$50,000 to the pecreinee this year for
'licenses, and about $5,000, to deal -
tire. Chaulfeurs must pay an an -
anal lee of at for 'their license, and
there Were 2200.Omni:I:clues. Last
4051 theta Were 900 motor. caaae
licenses issued. The foe for these
is $3 each. and the numb -i' of •
Nunes isslied last yea(' wa,s phe-
nomenal. The number issued in
1010 only totaled • 300; .
PAYMENTOF' LOCAL OFFICIALS
A' press repeat front Br milord
states; that only two' pla.ryees of
last year's team' h.ave had contracts
sent to them, one of these tieing
Dick Tasker, of Clinton. Brant-
ford will practically have( a new
ball team this 7015.
WOMEN'S INSTITUITE.
The regular monthly meeting of 1
the Women's,latititute Will be held
at the home al Mrs. Bd. Munroe on
Thursday attatmoon, Jan. 25t011 at
3 olelock. Mrs. A. J. McMurray ,Will
give the topic, "Oat CIountry'a
lte-
scUreeS."
It is pOihte:1 OU:: at the Auditor-
GeneraPe Department that Chore its
no moee delay than usual in paying'
polling expenses, as has been com-
plained by various o ic!al s
employed in,the last Federal el-
ection. Accounts of deputy -return
Mg' olfteers, lain -clerks, etc., are
being paid as eapially aa the neeee-
sary verineation of expense items
ean be made. In some eases il has
teen found that the p -roper vouch
eas have not 120011 sent ill, awl 10
SCOW; cases attemp!s have a; 'ea
made to pad 'accounts. In all each
caaes expkanations have been aeleed
and pending inveatigalions 01' the
item's in dispute, payment is of
course being' withheld. It will be
a. month or ,ao yet beforct all !re-
counts still outstandhag, 'aro settl-
ed.
TO RAISE $500,000.
• The Orange Mutual Benefit Fund
Purposes raising 5500.000 insurance
in four 0.1001115. tw's end, the
president, Lieu 1..n. 'Scott of
Walkertim. and executive,- beICI 0(1
inaugural hancput in Victoria, hall,
Taranto, on Saturd,ay taight, The
4110 membra present heard an 'able
and comprehensive J.itidress by
Thomas ,A. Dull, the general agent
Ceritral Business College
!,31rattord, Ont.
Our classes are now larger than
ever before trot we have enlarged
can quarters and we have room
fora few more students. You
may enter at any time. We
have a staff of nine experienced
instructore and our courses are
the best. Our graduates eucceed.
This' week three recent gradu-
ates informed us that they have
positions paying 905, 970 and
5125 per month. We have three
departmenta,Cornmercial,-Short-
hand a xade)Telegraphy. Write
for our fre catalogue now.
• D. 'A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
for anotherload of Mixed stoektif
they can be purchased they intend
patting them on sale in either Clin-
ton or Londesboro in the near fu-
ture.
A TOWN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
A town hockey lea,,,itet is to be
formed soon so as to stall). playing
during Februany. Some good.
games no doubt be played as
the factories and Pastime (*.'.11ub
have good players.
WATCH FOR THE DATE.
A meeting is to be called shortly
to take steps, if passible, to come
10 501110 arrangements 1wheneby
Clinton will have a large rink neXt
yqa.r. A meeting was to laa called
tor the 22m1, bul owing toe) con,.
cert coming on that date, the meet.
ing v,111 be postponed to some to -
bit re date. •
of the fund. whoi outlined the me-
thods withal will be used to ram
the desired sum in Toronto.
SU•CCESSFUL SALE.
The auetion Salo of 'cattle which
was held in -Clinton( nn Monday
was Well attended 'and cattle sold
eold fairly well; cows running from
530 to 50; young .eattle realizing
a good prize, ono year old heifer
bringing $30 dollars each. These
prices eettainly speak well for the
stock which is being handled by
Holland and Connell. Mr. Holland
is leaving for the South on 1Vionclay
BE SURE AND ATTEND,
Don't miss the splendid( concert
to be given in the Town Hall, Mon-
day evenina next by/ the Stealeii-
• a
son (Masonic) Quartette, of Tor-
onto, and George lacix,,
People who have heard Dick Foster
basso at ithe quartet: sing will be
anxious to he,ar his magniticent
voice ag,ain. 'Visitors fro,m Tor -
matt( in tOSVIA this week say the
Quartet is the best in the city.
Some of their week will be litanor-
ous so as to atilt all bastes. Fel-,
lowing are some ea the Drees not-,
ices ;-A special feature of, the
evenir a was the singing of by Mr.
.13.1tedfearne, oa "Come into - tho
Garden Maud." Mr. Redfearnes
rendition of 'the song greatly
Pleased: Ihe audience, and claarly
Shows that Toronto has in him a
decided acquisition to its muslcal
kaletnIt--Toronto Star -Mr. Geo Fax
.the violinist of the :company is a
marvellously aine virtuoso, al-'
though genius is a big big( Woad
even the most exacting cannot help
admitting that he possesses almost
excellent technique which hie never
for armament loses sight of. Per-
haps his best qualification is 0.0 ex-
ceedin,g charnaing and rare taste.
He is ,certainly a naaster.-- The
Stevenson Male Quartet ,ereated
the meat favorable impression of
ppy musical ,or vocal erganization
04 its kind in Torento-The Herald
' awes. sTeosr ;73;11 eor.-y. Toronto. -"Mr. oR:odef evarolacele.''paonsd-
conabined with true musical feel -
and sentiment a conabination.
• ecessary to make true artip*, he
is sure to be become recognized as
;one of :Toro3ate?s leading) arkiste'
;Teronto NeWs.r-The.Daily Times Of
El Paso; Texas, e,ays--=1VIr. George
l'.;.f9g,P'thelee'veeratasdtlaralltiiv's.tisP.4.tinhAtttili' 4•11..rtail•
' ever 'appeared here. He:selected
10 hiS forst alkeiher,1,1.00 Maria" by
Sebt.tbertWilhemY1., and this charm.
ingly tendeP and tlYi4Pailietie,s9n1'"
lanisition ie.eeNed altrnitY .
ipterpretsgonk Vae teed e
, ppy6tla up.iti (Inking :the ezvepi1n4. ,
..
ates fo.r.
The). New Era has completed the
following clubbing rates for 1011.
Tho prices include Tile New Era
andl each of the papers mentioned,
Family Herald &Weekly Star 51.90
Daily.. Globe 4,50
Weekly Globe 1.55
Daily Mail and Empire . 4.50'
Weekly. Mail and Empire '1.55
Toronto Daily World ......3.60
oeuseeetzotee.4.:tneososegueas- Torontc. Daily News 2.25
3 2 Toron,to Daily Star 2.25.
s lige! Airy DO] s we.kiy,s.
0 0 Montreal Weekly Witness 1,80
IS 1.80
O for a thorough course in bust- a London Daily Advertiser 3.00
O 0
O no::s. Shorthand, Telegraphy, ea London Weekly Advertiser'31:0800
: ' London Free Press,
tet or English. in one of
0 ' London Free Press, Morning 3.50
O SHAW',S SCHOOLS London Weekly Free Press ::: .:185
0
in
ts 'TORONTO . ab Farmers' Advocate 2.30
(frn WINTER TERM NOW OPEN 8 Hamilton) Weekly Sp,ectator0.85
et; Northern Messenger. 1.40
g .Vir"i'ile far ratalogue..Address 0 Fermi and Dairy ';.',, ii,80
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