The Clinton New Era, 1900-05-11, Page 10•
116 Pairs
Nottingham
Lace Curtain
.1 BOUGHT BY US BELOW VALUE
SELLING TiE• SAME. WAY
1Reason of it
/f
Through some mistake, the Canadian agent for one of
the lar est Lace Curtain manufacturers in Nottingham
had ab : double the quantity of Lace Curtains sent
sell
Itid better to
outhe n� de to 11 hisorders. s. a
Ue d fill e.
-the surplus out az a sacrifice than to ship back to Eng-
land, so his customers got a chance to' buy some chea
Curtains. We bought exactly •116 Pairsof them, and
r..
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
a t s ten td Gt s, n the li are P. M. Senn, the w; M1 A R A 1 1
., eiich toWnshipto Wm, sonnei#, of the discovered the time lees under the ����1a AA� f■�>te>Rgd`'
jtn'
0th-con,;lutton� and b s on l a p d' , y g old reliable lightning
in D. Fell'shorse, from fright, became since returning he and D. H. Kennedy
detached from the baggy, and only for have made sales to a numberiof per-
-- early assistance from by-standers there sons in this netrhborhood, amongst
LOCAL NOTICES. would have been a runaway; it might whom are J. Middleton, for his new
have resulted eeriouely as there was a house, Wm. Foster, and several others.
Reenters -Lady roomers wanted; eon have large number of people on the street Mrs W. fl.. /tele has entirely renovated
• either furnished roam,, or not, as required, all he time. A number of the Masonic her house on Marystreet,-papering
Apply at NNW ERA codec. by P P g
war esis-AhandnomeAmerican folding bed brethren drove to Seaforth'on Monday and palming all of the inside, and has
of quartered out oak with 1 titteh tate.- Twenty chaise sonny glass evening to attend the lodge there, Die- let the contract for the outside; A.
miirereor. A snap. Apply at the NEW Ma tract Deputy Grand Master Reid, of Shrenk, the. popular implement agent,
ficin s for SaleSouth ltmak• ing aking his official visit; has rented and, will occupy it.. W. B.
!1
calves ten e peal by poem auction at the a pleasant evening was spent, so re. Leseur, Ottawa. secretary of the Civil
Commercial hotel Olinton.at2p.m.,on�Cht.re- poi ts•sam
y. Peter Campbell will study •' Service Poard, has been honored by
day, May 19th. hotel,
RICHARDSON, prop, wit it Dr. Agnew during the summer. Queen's university with the degree of
TRW,. BROWN, auot. The past few nights have ,been exceed- L. L. D. There were over 225 reserved
7dta>�va �fX11i1C . MOT. cold; the weather than tells us seat tickets taken for the $3rd Battal-
. that itwill soon be warm again. The lion concert on Thursday evening.
Tun 2Frn oe. MAY. -Clinton has de- street committee are continuing the The effects and furniture of the estate
cided not to celebrate this national boli• good work of attending to the trees .oh of the late A. McAllister on last Satur-
day this yea' but instead will bold forth the street; a large elm was removed on day was ,very successful, . and every-
on Labor Day, September 3,•d. Those Raglan street, and. a number of trees . thing was disposed of by auctioneer
of our citizens who will enjoy them- was cutdown on the London Road, Dickinson; the house has been rented
selves have plans laid out for the ossa. Last Satur•day.wae a pleaeant day, and for a year to. S. Smith. W. Bowers
sson, m some gning'tishing, others to the woods were full of merry children .has beautified the:°frontof A. J. Grigg's
Exeter races, Wingham celebration flower gathering. It le whispered jewellery store bypaint, Geo. Sanders,
or a trip to the cider. around that bogus Andalusian eggs of Blyth, has become a resident near
are being sold for, the real article,;and Clinton; he has rented the house on
THE MARKETS. -The pork shippers some of she farmers are being victim, 'the base line from Mr Oakley. The
report prices at $5 75. and the market ized; the price the were sold •ittWas bookstores have their newspapers de -
lively. Quotation*+ in dairy products
remi.rn the same, s., the grocers tell us,
dairy rolls being: from lle to 12c per
1 Ib., and eggs from 9c. to De per dozen,
the latter being plentiful. Cantelon
Bros. made their largest single ship-
ment thisyear. on Monday, being 9000
dozen eggs and 2500 lbs. of batter.
Potatoes are from 20: to 25c per bushel;
there is a good demand for vegetables.
FRIDAY M...X 11, 1900.
being about $2100. On Satin da . even- rod agent, has come back to Clinton; 2tt
,place the entire •lot on, sale
Saturday, May 12th,
And Following Week
at a small advance' on the price we paid for them. The
goods are brae d new, the patterns and style strictly up--
to-date, and the qualities good, or they would not be
here. It's' a chance to buy Lace Curtains that does -not
often come. If we had not bought as we did we could
not sell at any such prices. We make seven lots for
Saturday and next week's selling. Come and investi-
gate these values
•
Lot 1-15 Pairs Nottingham Laoe. Curtains, gtioa lengtli and width, Strong net; •
• suitable for bedrooms, special ...... . .... . . .. •, 2 is
Lot 2-15 Pairs Nottingham Lace Ourtaine, new spring pattern, lacey effeot:_,
f (i; new woven edge, strong net, 54 inches wide, 3,j yards long, a curtain that0
would sell in the -regular way for $1.25, special at U e
Lot 3-15`Paira:Nbttingham Laoe Cdrtaing, an extra good pattern, new woven
edge, 54` inches wide, Si yards long, would be good at $1.25, special 1.VU'i
Lot n-10 Pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains; handsome •floral patterns, strong
net, will give excellent war, 60 inohes wide, 3i yards long, . would sell --for.r- -
$1.50 and be good value. if regular pride was paid, special . while they: last '.6g
Lot 5-24 Pairs Nottingham Lem ,Unrtaine, very handsome pattern, one of 'the1
best we have had, new woven edge, 60 inches wide, 3,1 yards long, would . i
sell in regular way at $1:75, special for Saturday and next week... 1.4v
Lot 6 -25 Pairs Nottingham tam. Curtains, strong net, handsome floral pattern
one of the best"yalaes in the lot, good value at $2, special • for Saturday l•5
and next week, .•
Lot 7-12 Pairs only, extra good Nottingham Lace . Curtains, very fine net:,
lacey pattern, new woven edge, 54 • inohes wide, 3,l .'yarde long. • regular.
$2.25, epeeist while the lot lasts ' 1.75
These are bound to sell out quickly, 'and• those who
cone Saturday or early in the week will fare best.
With the eurtal
We -are going to ell
Three or four special, bargains in white: and colored
'Curtain Mullins. • :, They'll be ready with' the Curtailis Satur
,day morning.
a End Fancy Colored Art Muslin, 1 End .Fancy. Colored Art Muslin, •
bordtred, 86 inches nide, regular• net pattern, with border, regular' • -.
14o, to sell with the Curtains :. 9C .200; to sell with the Curtains. .: I24.
1 End White Curtain Arusha, 'very 1 End extra fine quality White Gar -
fine quality, this piece got slightly tain Muslin. floral and ring pat- .
"-�- t.oi td, regular 20e, to.,ell with the tern, regular 80o, to sell with the
urtatne • 1.4C - Carmine • •
21c
20 Traveller's Samples
Fine White Quilts
W 've sot•another epeoial bargain for housekeepers O. is week,
and tee kind they do not often get. This week we got 20
e m;.1t. Quilts; they are all high-grade qualities and handsome;
patterns. but slightly . soiled on the outside,.- -through' being
carried for that season. We got them at a liberal discount, and
on Saturday will put them on sale with the Curtains at
One•third to eine»Half Less than
Regular Prices
This is a ohenoe to buy good Quilts at the priceof cheap ones_
that comes but selcicm. .There are no two alike in the lot, and:
people who buy will get a bargain
tAttAAAMIteesAAAN /V,PAiWVMV
Tan FIRE SUFFERERS' FUND,- The
NEw ERA cash funds for the benefit of
the euferersbytheHull-Ottawa fire are
corning in slow. The subscription list
will be kept open for the convenience
-of those •-wire wish -to contribute to this
most worthy object.. Many of the
rn
towns and villages er'nd us have con-
tributed handsomely by cash and sup --
plies. We have receisetl:a donation of
$1 froma friend. All contributions
may be left at the •N ENV Ent office and
we will cheerfully forward all cash or
supplies. Friends are requested to re-
member those destitute and •help� the
sufferers. We will attend to all -being •
„promptly transmitted
A SPLENDID SNOWING. - .In the re-
port of the recent examinations in the
Faculty of Applied Science, McGill.
University, - Montreal. Sheldon B.
Special Display of Summer Millinery
We will male a special display of new Summer 'Millin-
Qory on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Hay 17. 18 and 19.
Our Milliners are preparing some stylish and handsome pat-
terns
at-t rns for this summer display, and we will show the newest
Ad most popular shapes and -styles in summer headwear. We
47ateind to-ycra the freedom -of -the--showroom:: for- those.: clays
The goods will be there that you may see .summer millinery
.styles, and you will be heartily welcome. Not a hint of buy-
ing unless you wish. '
.Qur Great $2.50 Hat
We will be ready Saturday, May I2th, with another lot of our great line of
Heady -trimmed Hats at $2,50, Those we had ready for last Saturday went out in short
order, rind this week's supply is fresh from our workroom, 'trimmed as our milliners
knpsv how to trim; with materials of good quality, there is style and appearance about
thdt,ii »ot approached by many bats at mtfoh more money,
Ladish' Sailors, 30e.
Eliktrtiatlibrina.raw sailor. hats, , . .' Wiwi,' mottled straw ,sailor hats,,
, rfed,ittottle•t`straw, a hitt tont--.velvet d, lined, newest shapes, 30C.
i ijl Stye any dniotnrt ot'wear,each- 2oC speeial,.each........... . ........
014•1111u Seillot'flo 20c
Qlement,•son of Rev.. at/Lunen , pas-
tor. of Ontario St. chit -eh, stands first
in order of merit in. the third year's
course in civil engineering. •Mr C'le-
went- also takes a large share of t he.
prizes, being creditedwith the Mc-
Carthyprize for field, wet •'nd prizes.
in surveying; practical as: • ,riuurv,roa4
constraction,descriptivr geometry and
elementary design. This is indeed a
veru et editable and•succesefnl showing
and we live"nodorlb', hat Mr,Clement
will.ranle:among the fgremost in civil
engineering in the Dominion, .We ex-
tend our congratulations..
OPEN AIR CoNOER,Tiv-The C. 0. F.
hand has given t:evvrat open air con--
cette' this spring, which were very
much etrloyed by the. citizens. They
reflect great credit upon t he bandmas-
ter, B. 7, 'Gibbings, in the excellent
music rendered, and show the result of.
t.be. constantwinthr practice they have
attended. At. last Monday" night's
meeting of the -Council the' hand com-
rtoittee asked the Aldermen for a grant
of $100 to help.pay. the -,expenses of..
running the organizsedon, which is now,
composed of about 25 inat'i ument9. The
matter ,a•as. Jaid over until the next
regular meetingof 1 he •Oouricil. We
think' the boys should be helped along
financially,. whether 'itbe by $100 or'
less. It is a pleasure to hear the lively
strains of anisic every Thursday even-
ing; the citizens would be greatly dis-
appointed if these concertswere .to be
discontinued. We bop* some agree-
ment may be arrived at, so that we.
may have these promenades given dur-
ingthe summer.
25c a setting. • A. liken has been con livered by bicycle now. Obits. Cook
fined to the house lately, appendicitis suffered a severe bruise to his right
being the cause; we hope . he may soon hand on Monday at the factory; it was
fully recover=. The Salvation Array attended to by Dr, Thompson, but will
conducted the services at the. Home of lay him off for a while. The executive
•Refuge on Sunday last, Miss Tebbutt committee of the Hull -Ottawa relief
'Ives confined to the house by sickness fund announcea that it has sufficient
this week: D. Forrester, jr.; is learn- stock of clothing on band or on the
ing the . operating at the depot. Mrs way to supply the needs of the suffer -
Rev.) Newcombe wan taken seriously ers so that further parcels are not nec.
ill on Monday, and her family was sent essary ; four regiments of 1000 men
for; she is slightly improved. ' Miss C. each could be completely clothed.froi'n
Wiseman lost a watch orr.Saturday the supplies•and then• lots would be
eyeniog on Albert street, hut fortun. left ; outfit several battalions ; the cash
ately has recovered it; little Ida Wilken contributions have reached 0655,000.
36111'len'ltt Hats ,.
. At 1Sc,
.20 3dee'a line felt >" edora bats all
Oa Aspen. colors of i:rotvn,ftawn,.
reek -the kind you pay -$1.25 and
1.50 for at hat stores Our epee-dJ n
xfoe..,.>..... ' ........,.
44 Gold Medal" erepons
,Just pinned into stoaklnonra very lliandeome' patterns° in Gold
Boys' .etsth Hats
19e...
15 Boys' fsl6tliMifte neat /aid nobby
shapes, mostly dark tweeds. ;will
stana•any amount of hard' wear,
this little lot clearing al •each r.., 1
Medal Crepons, Skirt length9, no rwo alike« The Will give
any amount of wear and make
patterns, n0 two alike, choice
If you want good Black Dress
t'almous trGold Medal" brand-,
stand the wear.
most stylish skate, newest $ 0e
•
90
DEATH of Miss Coix.-Very sudden
was the word received by her friends
here of the dhath of Miss Louise Mary.
Cala on Friday last. A few days pre-
vious to her death a telegram wag re-
ceived by her uncle, John Ridolit, that
she was seriously ill with 'akin mai ton
of the lungs, and was not expected to
recover, the next Word being of her
death. The deceased .lady was of the
age of 26 years, the daughter of Ileory
and Isabella Cole, and granddaughter
of the late Dr. Cole, of Clinton. 'She
had only gone to the west about three
weeks ago for her health, 'and while en
cute to Drandon, N. W. T., her desti-'
nation, she contracted a severe cold.
She was a faithful member of the
Church of England. .The body reached
here on Monday' and was conveyedrto
the residence of her uncle, John Rid tett,
Erie street, the funeral being held on
Tuesday at 2.30 p. re,, to the Clinton
cemetery. There are many friends
here who sympathize wit h the relatives
in the lossof a young ltidy.beloved by
all. There is a. consolation in knowing
that after "life's fitful fever" the be-
loved "sleep well." Rev J. Parke of-
ficiated al- i be service, the pall bearers
being II. 13..()ombe, I. E. Hovey. Bert
Hovey, R. Worthirrt;ton, Frank Evans
and L. Barber.
NOTEN.-On Tuesday, May pith, at 2;
o-'rlock, on the inarket square, Clinton,
-therewall he sold.,bx stiction a stock of�
groceries, crockery, shopp fixtures, wit=
gon, horse, etc„ D. Dickinson, auction-
eer, will wield the hammer. Jas. Mc-
Clacherty had the first, strawberries of
the season on Saturday; they were
slights deafer than they will be later
on. Mies Alice Cottle is engaged as
saleslady in Mrs R. McLellan's fancy
goods store; her opening day was a suc-
cess. The Patriotic Blind, Faminf
Fund, Red {)roes Fund, and Ottawa -
Mull Fund are all worthy, but when it
comes to your being called upon to sub-
scribe to thie clirb and other organ-
isations,it .burne,,large ,. holes At, your
pockets. One evening last week some
evil inclined boys threw stones through
the front . window of the residence of
Mrs. Moffatt, whet lives on *Victoria St.,
Poet south of the railway crossing; this
should be' attended to and the parties
punished, more, so on account Of doing
damage' to a widowed lady who lives
all alone. Among the many wheels
that are stili in the van is she Massey -
Barrie; Geo. Levis, the local agent, has
lately mode sales to Bert Blacker, Clin-
ton, Writ. Jenkins, of Wawanosh, Glen
Garnish, of Mullett and Rich, Lanxon,
of Ooderich township. A few of the
stores MVO put on,new awnings. The
public school board meets on Monday
.......... . ... • next, It was lively in town on Satur-
day eveglrt0; rho sidewalks were
crowded. there was a number csf
VI;
Goods any time, ask • for the
r r siese makers in town on Monday. On
.L11ey keep their 'color 811(1 Saturday morning E. Fitzsimons &
Son took Charge of the butcher bust.
*lees recently purchased from 11, 11,
Poweti; since leaving here about a year
ago Harry has handled the cleaver in
feaforth and Galt, and now our citi-
zens areleased to see hint n g ain in
their midst. T. Murch now pedals his
way to school having purchased a bi-
cycle. Wm. school,
lieBrien and Wm. Kemp
a . - •.
ti • stet foundry.
portant
To Housekeepers
We are now selling out celebrated'. Family Flour (one-half
Manitobi) put.ep in any size parce),
A'
8t.70' PER -CWT.
Delivered to aby part of the town. We . have other brands
for special purposes at equally )ow prices, hit for general Use
we reoommend, FAIR'S FAMILY FLOUR
All soods manufactured by us may. be had direst froom •
the mill or from - any of the following grocers ; D. Cook,
Cantelon Bros., 0. Cooper & Co;,: G. Stewart,. H. Wiltse, 0.
Olson, or.J.W. Irwin. Remeinber,.every pound is Guaran-
teed and'money: refunded. if not Satisfactory.
air's Breakfast Food
•
makes s pleasant summer morning meal. It is easily digested
- and pooling -just the proper thing for the warm weather.
0111&
N. Fair,--
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CLINTON
For rininKte
iak '�usiness
Is our fanny decorated flower pot, eight 4tyles
and colors, stands about six inohes high and
the same in diameter at the top, some are floral
in design,some have silver gilt or colored band,
They are quite fancy and finished enough " for
nee on the table and well suited to enclose Au
ordinary pot. in. We bad six dozen the first
of Ibis week and.abont half of them hive gone
to knowing prudent people. The price is what
made"them go so fast 6t fifteen cents each; they
are not what 'we call a bargain became we don't
like the word it hap been Bo much •overworked
and often applied to that which means so little.
These potshowever at that price are exception-
al value, the equal of which perhaps bas never
been offered before, See them displayed in
our window. -
The W. D. FAIR CO, Clinton,
,
"(glen the Cheapest --Always the Best."
ftikkIkR,MAIMAKOMMIWAM
New.SeTri0g G00(S
W..1.�:.1Oi:&-Sn!sT
%1' call Solicited. We sell
everything in Modern
. Footwear ,
Our Stock isequalled by
tear: & excelled by none.:.
2.
Special values in Ladies'
FineBoots and Oxfords
We shall be pleased to
show you our stock and
give you our prices. It
might be money in
:,pocket • .
We:buy and sell for Gash,
Our Spring stock of B.'ootrt and
Shoes is now complete. : •It is use-
less to specify. We have all the
veryap t styles lesand our Prices
a�es y p
'axe right
The immense demand for (,,:n _.
Shoes is the evidence that our of..
forts to supply reliable and up-to7.
date footwear has caught the at-
tention of shrewd buyers
•- Gentlemen,, try a pair.. of the Colebtatsd
American Floesheim : Shoes. You oa.4tiot get
better valve. Doubtful if you can do .t.r weil:
We .guarantee evety pair to give entire iL. •S:action
See our Boys'and Girls'School Boots'
..'Taylor-'_ pori::
Gash: and•One Price
Eggs•takenas:.•Cash
Insurance office at the. store
MatiNLhNIAh'1MAIWW1tYIhV,
Departmental Store-
e are .
Manufacturers
- We save all clothing' buyers the middleman's
profit,:
When you buy from tis you get -a different
style and character of goods fiam ordinary ready
made. Our Men's Tweed,Suits at $5. is a. wonder
for the motley. . •• ,
Qttr Boys'. Coat. and Pants for $2:60 is .not
equalled in Oa»ada. Pretty strong statement but we
can back it up a •
,..._Our< en's,Pants, at $1.25 °and $1,50 made by
ourselves are wonderful value. They go out by the
dozens eyery week. -
oy'
Vestee Suits •
J
Our special suit at $2.25 is a late up to -date
shit easily worth $d but buying and selling enables
us to place this suit at alt wonderful low price.
Ask Your .Friend
about King Quality Shoes.
Ten to one she'll say "there
are nonebetter." .
They are favorites .with
good dressers, because they
are comfortable a n d' y e t
stylish -stylish and yet eco-
nomical.
.Asir an expert their price, and he'll ���,�;�
say " 5"—he'd be wrong—for while
they'are worth it, .our. price is $3, "Alm
That's one secret of their success.
Ask to see King Quality Shoes."
MARK
the QuAUIY
There is no fairer offer than that of '
the King Quality Shoe for $33;' We
have squeezed into this shoe actually
more than $3 worth of style, dura:
bitty and, ease. Nowhere eine that
we know of can you b13? the same amount of lithos
t action 'ftp ' w `
na �f T $�.
+d
You are a judge—every woman; is --so pleas* come
atad'judge.for yourself.'
2V'e aro not afraid to have,
you do so.
R.emei'llber—Ki ua1 „ TRADt "� - 1`11!►Rf 11
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