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FIRST SHOWING.
' splendid assortment of new ,F'al% jitodels
Coats, and the season's best novelties in 'Suiting;
are ready now for early *oyer
•
Long Coats are in favor.
again beutin :most cases se
s
the general stylesare radical y differentfrom those
of last season. There is a strong tendency towards
semi and tight -fitting garments, a1
thoughtherefe
will
be many loose garments worn. Many of the. most
stylish are trimmed, some, quite elaborately, with
braids and large'buttons. Materials are Broadcloths
Cheviots and a: few fancy weaves. Colors are all
dark, browns, navys,greens and black being those
g .s extreme and exclu-
sive
c u
inall the most e r e x 1_
most favor. Of t
sive we show only the one garment. •
The New ,Coats sell at
each* $8.5o to $25.
In Suitings you will find stripes are once more the
prominent feature, although a novelty that is grow-
ing in favor is a suit with a skirt of two tone stripe
or check, and coat of plain material to'lnatch: The
checks or stripes, and plain materials, are woven to
go together, and properly made they make a most
effective costume. Cheviot weaves, serges ` and.
plain finished cloths, such as broadcloths, are shown
in about'e,qual proportions. We show
Plain Broadcloths and , f het lots from rilk to $2
per yard
ttfi
Per Monotone 'and Fat►cy, • Strides, bac ,to $2 p yd.
High class exelasive.Suitinns 0nl 'One 01 each
$2..
Come and see these new Dress Goads andOoats
any
Yday
Saturday, or next
week,
ex
Now for Saturday
We continue _ our special • sales ' of remnants of. all
kinds. From every corner of the store we have
gathered them,and there is a real bargain.
many ai
g
you. We haven't considered what they
y
_ . cost for a_minute, ,lust simply put =a priceon-. each
piece that we know must sell it:. The first ship-
ment of Fall Dress Goods is. here now, and we
don't want to bother with'summer~stocks any long-
er. The last odd endsand remnants are going out
going out at prices like these.'
Soiled Corset Covers 5oc;
25 ladies fine white muslin corsetcovers, made from extra:
quality English cambric, trimmed with fine lace and insertion.
These are slightly soiled froth handling'. Regular prices •RIM
• were 75c to $1.15, clearing.at each " UUU
Heavy Linen Crash roc
is was a
Extra heavy linen crash towelling. Th towelling .
little too expensive to sell readily. The regular price was
15s, we are clearing it new at per yard ,. : .... . '1 Ub •
Table Damask 2oc.
Half bleached table damask 58. to 60 inches wide, good 2flY
quality, very special at per yard •.•. • .. .... • .. ,
Wide Flannelette 8c
Three hundred yards extra wide flannelette, anice col- Oa
lection of stripes, a regular 10c quality, clearing' at per yardit
Long Silk Gloves use
InILess than 50 pairs of them, black, white, and Bream, heavy
silk! open wrist, double tip fingers, regular price $1 50, 950
choice per pair ..... a`!
Colored Gloves' toe •
Ladies .colored lisle thread gloves, two dome fasteners,:Ino
no
driving gloves. Regular 250, Clearing at U
Silk Gloves 25c
Mostly smallsize's, two dome fasteners, regular 50c. 5G
clearing at per pair ......., ••.,J. Y.•.....:.... i....•••. ..
Long Lisle Gloves 25c
pairswhitep g long length, 250
24 ladies lisle thread loves, L
regular 50e clearing at per air . , . a. • .. , ..1
Plaid -Silks 55c
Plaid silks, suitable for waists. or trmtninge, will not
cut. Two good patterbs, regular 75e, clearing at per yards �t
Wash Collars 25c
•
30 of thein, with Without tube[, Regular' 40o and 50c
eleating at each....rim ............•..a•...•......,r.•...sY.• �5tt
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TIM OLIN.4.Oa,\ NEW ERA
CLINTON' NEW ERA
OI,INTON, ONT.. SEPT., 3rd, 1908
Local Notices.
Plums and Pears wanted, Oantelon
Bros.
FOE SALE CHEAP. --Good driving
•
Mare, J Wdrwin, Clinton,
1 DR. OVENS,London,: Surgeon, Ocu-
list,
. R.
i be atW. S
Holmes' Druore, aFriday, Sept.
• 25th . Glasse,, properly:• fitted, deafness
catarrh and iwiling eyesight tr••eated.
Hours 11 to 4 pap.
Having opened a Deese - snaking
shop, in caniunction with the agency
for the Parisian Steam Laundry, I
solicit a snare of your patronage.
Basket made up Tuesdays and Thurs.
days, ADDIE Le KAUIiMAN.
Rooms formerly occupied by S; Beattie
IMPORTANT NOTICE --•,W. Glenn
Campbell wishes to announce thatt he
will•resume teaching at bis Clinton,
Seaforth and Blyth atudios the first
week inSeptember. Persons onns wishing
to study any grade ofPianoforte, Pipe-
Organ,Musiarti Theory (which includes
Rudiments,. "Harmony, Counterpoint,
Musical corm, History an
d
Compost.
tion) are invited to consult Mr Camp-
bell personally in his studio un Ratten-
bury Street West or address, Box 141,
Clinton postofflce, •
Local News
A ARD W1NTER—The beech and
butternut trees are carrying a great
crop of nuts this season. This calls up
the old saying that •plenty of nuts
means a long and hard winter coming.
But these old eayinge don't always
come true
COLLEGIATE - At the special meet- has received anappointment as dist-
h,g of the Collegiate Board of Trustees rice a eRt forSaskatchewan farm lands
Friday evening, the resignition.of Mr Ihtenilg purchasers should common-
M McTaggart, as Secretary -Treasurer irate with him without delay,,,,..,A
"Was accepted. No,succetsor was ap- small dog accidentally got locked. in
fore it was
pointed, and the matter will likely be the'stove of g' W D Fair Monday„ night,
left in obeyance, until •the regular and rummagedaround a good deal be-
meetin - released next morning,-,
g' A large no/fiber-of appeals have been
TETE MASON FARM • For several.
weeks an advertisement baa been rut..
ring in our paper advertising the sale
by auction, of the Mason Farm. Bills
have also been issued• to the same ,ef-.
feet, The farm issituated, on the 0th
eon.. not the 6th, as advertised. The
sale takes place at the Graham House'
Clinton, on Sept 12th.
CLEAN UP-•= A general cleanup
system should be inaugurated, in pre -
visitors, on the 23rd aration for Clinton'st isThe tinutown
ig
41.5
BEIEFS --Mrs Those cook has had a WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. --,. The
week of very eerieua illness, but is regular Meeting of the. Womeue
somewhat improved Mrs. J Hod- Institute Wag heldat the horn* of Mrs
gens hue also Leen quite ill for several 'Kearns ori Thursday, 27th. There was
days ; her many frlende will be pleased a good attendance.. The subjects,"cools
to know she le improving,....Mr. S. • diebes for summer use ; and what to
Andrews is having his residence ere when the appetite . requires
roofed. ,.....The family of Mr George, ) coaxing," ""Dress as an expression of
McTaggart, which has begin living at } personality"• ; and ""Allowances for
Bayle for a couple of months, re• Obildren," were all warmly discussed.
turned to town this week.... —Plums I. The next meeting will be at the home
took. a big "'fall" Monday,severa.1 bask- t of Mra. D. Stevenson, Subjects,"Value.
ate being scattered over the latform of Cheerfulness" and "Pickling."
at the depot....The G T R is this week
running a special train to Toronto for
the accommodation of fair visitors ; it
vans only on:the Sth,8th andllith, and
leaves here at 6,22 a,m.........A week
without rain soca leaves a large'accu•
mutation of dust on the
modern verandah is being added tothe
residence of Mr Jas. Dunford ; it will
neatly improve its appearance.......
earance..,...
Murray McEwan is taking an enforced
holiday— a broken
household effeets-•of Wilfrid Hudson
were • . moved' to Mitchell Tuesday,
where Mr Hudson has a lucrative, noel.
...Monday next being Labor
Day, the various business places .of
townwill be
ooPed. . ho' Mason
a ear load otfab cattle t.To
.onto
1uesday... , , .The proposed new
crossings
on Huron Street are.under
construction, aq is also: a granolithio
walk on the west side of Ring Street,
also from Ontario to Townsend Street.
they are : in charge of . •.Mr. ,Joseph
Wheatley, than whom there is no bet-
ter man' for the work....Trains to' and
from Toronto are running late, owing
to heavy traffic. .:.•.. Mr Thos Cottle is
confined to his room by illness,; we
hope he may soon be restored tohis
wonted health and strength We
have pleasure in drawing our readers
attention • to the fact thatMr win Dun-
bar, of Coats Cottage, London Road,
BOWLIN0,—I+'onr rinks frons Olin
ton_ played a friendly game at Blyth.
on Monday, and were defeated by 13:
shots. Three of the contests were
close and exciting, but Harlanci's rink
bad hard luck and were down 16 shots,
the following isthe score;. ,
(Hinton Blyth
W Graham A, McKellar
A'L Strome J Stalker
r Wiseman Ed Mason
J Hoover, skip 20 A W Sloan, skip 18
.A J Morrish 1' Blaney
J Rattenbury T H Obellew
W Jackson F A Anderson
D Ferrester,sk 18 S E Gidley, skip 17
D McCorvie J Emigh
W 5 R Holmes Dr Oharlesworth •
WPl i
g t
S au n 3 Carter
d
P
r
Dr Agnew,
skip 15 T W Scott, skip 15
J Hamilton D B McKinnon
31, Courtice J Hamilton
3. Johnston 3 Powell
J Harland, skip 8 Pr. Long, skip 24
Total....
.. .61 Total : , . ; .....74
'Blyth 13 shots up. ,
It is expected . a local tournament
will take place on Monday next.'
The Faitl teophy,for which anumber
of clubs Kaye been conipeting,has been
finally wort -by Mitchell by 33 shots.
Sept. 3rd, $
entered against the voter's list for this
year ; they are chiefly changes that
have taken place by removal or people
coming to town since the assessment
was made .11 our freight cars were
deiailed by the early morning train for
London. while endeavoring to clear
the track tor the Toronto train; they
were all on again beforethe arrival of
any other' trains, and . did not delay
traffic Mr James Steep shipped a '
car of apples from Tara, for. the .old
country last week ; they
gwere 'shipped
h in
would present a much better appear -1
in
s°way storage
are 6eitirst o&il ad to
aura if the citizens would 'exert: a little go in this way from the north, and if
effort, and cut the grass. and weeds theyarrive in good condition it' will
along their boulevards, and destroy demonstrate the possibility of shipping
the same by the firey element, Do it early :ruit.. R. L`. liodaway, who
now. •went west on' the Harvester's Exeur-
' . afro has -obtained a lucre •v .. sit'on
• evening of last week,' •a number of•the; on the C. P. R. as Operator and agent i
SURPRISE PARTY— On Thursday ti apo i
young people of Wesley church gave
surprise party to Mr. and Mrs E. E.
Ball. On behalf of the Sunday School,
the•.3uperintendent, 'Via A. T. Cooper.
presented them with a ;handsome cut•
glass bowl. A most enjoya.hle evening
was spent in .games : and :other amuse..
ments,
OUR SCHOOLS --The outcome of
our schools•this yearbas made' a splen
did showing and the outlook glows
at"'Sehwitzer e.,'Manitoba •:...•.Mr.
Oise is expected here daily to open up
and operate the apple evaporator... •:: .
It i3 expected that Mrs W. Pittner, of•
Toronto, who has been in .the hospital'"
for sonie"tinie will return to town
with her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Bartliff, who are at present in
the city....• .Owing to 'Monday tieing a'
holiday, the council will meet onTues-
day night next, . ,' The House of 1te-
fuge, receiyed a new inmate''on• W'ed-
with prospects of• unusual brightness, nesday,' in the erson of ' Sames•Stew-
t.ks.to::the,excelleutstaffof•teaoire'i -art:. .,..Bits aft, of Detroit,. wh
now^eimployed. The teachers in charge .Caine here to attend the funeral of her
and trustees must keepthe ball rolling .mother; Mrs S .Cook, will remain for a
the inatterconstantly hef+pre;thepeople couple of weeks,and her father .will
and create such a "sentiment among go back' with her to Detroit Mr. S
parents that they will have no other Andrews, of Wetaskiwin;,eldest sin of
idea than that the school- of our town Police' Magistrate Andrews, is expect=
are just calculated to meet their wants ed home shortly ; he will ,require two
and in the meantime plan and. Make tickets when be goes back :....The
them such. Study well what will meet 'Winghain Advance has entered on its
the demands' of a large majority, and 36th year ; it is a noway well -printed
rnake the schools accordingly to meet paper, that evidently receives :a fair
them. Keep the .matter before the' share of support,;' but has a tendency
people constantly, . continuarlyall the • towards the extreme in politics how'
time, and Ave can both, have high and •ever, the New. Era hea,:tily wyishes..it
public schools•-of-.douhle:.the` present' cwitinu`ec prospexi'ty ...;The wife of
.,number inattendance,but beer in mind:i Mr.S Gracey, of Wingham; an. aunt of
it will never be done by spasmodic ef- • Mrs' James : McMurchie, • died on Wed
-
tort nescjay, after a lingering' illness ; she
leaves eeeeral children - , . Pecple who
DEATHOF MRS SAMUEL COOK...: are this week.recelying the Eaton Cat
Sunday evening last, 'death claimed (alognes through the mails,, should' put
one of Clinton's pioneers,in the• person them in, the stove and buy their sup-
of Mrs 3amu.el• Cook. Deceased who . plies from the local...merchants ; spend
had been afflicted with paralysis for every dollar you can at home Far-.
mers are anxiously. waiting for rain,in
, '
order that they may sow their fall
wheat, the.'•ground at present being
too dry,..
o.
upwards of six years, and confined to
the bed for practically the whole of
this:•time, camel to the country from
Nottingham, in 1854, and las resided
in Clinton,coiitinuousiy up to the time
of her death. She cies a . very devote
ed .Christian of the Anglican faith,be-
loved hy all who knew her. Besides
a surviving husband; she leaves three
sons and four;, daughters;:�viz.-._.Joseph-
of Flint,Micb;John of Auburn; George
ofli t
C n on;� N,[e,ry Louise((Mrs Waite),
Detroit; Jennie,(Mrs ('ole,) Flint,Mieh;
Sarah, (Mrs Chapin) • Lansing, 'Mich;
Annie, (Mrs .IVm Outliners, of town
The funeral tool- place . Wednesday
to Clinton cemetery; In the absence-,
-of-Rev-Ma Guinfietlitrardtral services.
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Dunbar,
the pall -bearers being W Cudmore, A.
Wait, George Cook, John Cook, Jos..
Wheatley, Wm Wheatley ; two sone-
in•law, two sans, and two nephews.
Among'the matey floral tributes was a
wreath from her four daughters, bear.
ing the. word "Mother."
_Central Business
,College, Toronto
The largest and best equipped sehool
Of its kind tnrttes•you to write for its
now-cataloilne. -
Fali term from Sept. 1st. '
AnDRESS
Shite, Principal,..
*once do aerrard Ste., Toronto.
MCKSON'S
Midsummer
.Clearing Sale
•ti
will continue during the month of August.
What is left of our Summer
Shoes. are being cleared out
rapidly, the reductions are very.
liberal, we don't pretend.. •to be
losing.money but we are sacri-
ficing profits ' while the shoes
last..
This Store opens at 7:oo o'clock a. rn.
and clni'es during this tlrionth at 6:oo p.nt.
Repairs•While Von Wait.
• Fred. Ja.ckson.
_We".
chool .Opens
Next Wek
We have done our part as'well
as weknor how .to •aa,•ake ,t an ad
vantage to.you. to buy from, us your.-
h
� o d
Supplies.
The W. D. Fair Co.,
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best.
aAtzzAm Sira_Affl
oad Wale Cheviots
A,mong the leading Fall. Dress : Goods, fashion
favorites for : out-of^door costumes
are Broad Wale Cheviais
One of the most excellent of these . weaves at present
showing, is a beautiful woven cloth chichshows all all ;.theµ.
marks of a Ghevfat .leader,It ? a the foundation •of
pure
all• good cloths, .the .: yarns beinga • high grade
e of
wool. These are shrunk in well, . both in length ' and
readth giving the fabric that fine denser quality.
.Half -the Ferret :of a S J• ES5-FU fatl� `Nand; venter
: Tailor-made • Suit is• in ' the choice : of a correct" 'mater-
'
ial, 'We recommend. this line to all, .women whose de
y
sires run.•betwsen theseverely plain and the •extremelY
..
novel, for..'the W LE •are distinctive without being
n
g.
con xconsW e sow theaa in these ,colorings
r>ny
s .
Myrtle,
Bur »nd,Bronze--xoan-,fav -arid7frac
123c Mus .in. for 8c
`About, P Y
25 . 'pieces fanc dress Mus
dins in all the popular colorings and -7'
designs all new patterns this season
regular I2 for•
15o Muslins for 10c
A bout moo.-pieces..d'alic_y die: mus• :. .
lifts, in polka clot, stripes and crcss
bars Regular 15c for . 1De
20 and 25c Mnslins for .1:5c
25 pieces fancy dress Muslius and
Vestings all new this season, space will
not allow us to des .gibe them but a
look will convince you that they are the
cheapest ever offered in Clinton
at
15e.
1- and -wide Flannelette 80.
.'Ten pieces. fancy stripe Flannel-
ette,
lannelette, good weight, one yard wide, .
regular 10c, Saturday ....... 8C
Ladies Vests 2 for 25e
10 dozen Ladies su,mnler Vests,
size 3 and 4 •.only, daintly trin med
with ribbon, regular 18c Saturday
clearing price 2 for,..: ...............•. ... .•,TOC
10 and 15e Lace for 5c
About 3oo hundred yards wide lace
in a variety ;of designs and widths,
regular -1o, 121 and r5c, at ,
.25c Wash Belts 19e
Your choice of any of our range
of wash belts at 2'5c..for•
$1.25 Sateen. Skirts •.98e
• Ladies' Sateen Underskirts dust
flounce, good, hill size, our -special
01.25. Saturday only 98c
Bed: Spread Bargains
$2,00 line for....,.,,. $1.70:
1 75 line for 1,50
1.50 ,line fora.......a..,,.•...•...:..,..,.••,.., 1.29
1.25 line for ......•as».r'.i•,1••,•.•.a • 98e
too line. for ......,,.a.ua.•.,,•.••• IuiM,•ar.a,: 89e
Fancy Mull Waists
$2.75 and $3 Waists fora ............... $1.98
2.00 and $2.25 Waists for a`.,. ,a.. L39
11.,25 Waists .for ..............:.•....•,.•.. 9$4
A. new lottof Corset Cover Embroidery.
Special value, Selling from 25c to 65c
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