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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-01-09, Page 4Canadian Aimanac for 1908. The recognized Canadian Year Book should be in every office. Price 50 cents. Pocket Diaries. for 1908. 15 to 50 cents. Subscriptions received for New Rubscriptions and Re- newals for all Weekly and Monthly. Papers and Peri. (wl ice's. W. COOPER & CO. CLINTON Clinton News -Record .T.h.e. choice Volt Upon, Heavy • 'Oodericht. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills tiorton of Tuckersalith Auetin. Startly tormerly ot the Sov- Cure Anaemia, , ereiga l3ank.. Ooderica, and who. Itita ..eeeee. 1 Hensall, Jan. 2.-1The execative a been trensterred to the aowereiga Pale Faces, Dizzy Spells, Palpiteting the Solith Huron ConserVative AReee* Bank, Betlin, spent is Chrietinas Heart, Headaches and Shortness ot 'Wien met here this, afteriteen Ana Vaeatioa With hte parents, arr. eta 13reath AM Symptoms ot ienteenlia. eltese. Me. Henry Horton, L Tteker- emith towneitip, o meteet * .byce. electioa in South. Mikan, I ensed the recent death Ot 13. luita, 31.1a West Tuekersmith. �r. John Layton of Lond?..n . spent Xmas with relatives. . Miss Atkinson of Lonion visited.. friends here Xmas week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petters of alorniagton were visiting with Mrs. Amos Townsend and Mrs. J. G. Crich. Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Vetch, Mr: and Mrs.. Chas 'Layton and families accompanied by Walter Macdonald vis- ited at the home of lYir. thigh Mac- Gregor of Stanley on Friday last. Mr. Samuel Switzer 'delivered-a...nu /pad of cedar posts to Reeve, MacKay of Tuck,ersinith ou Xmas Day. • The annual meeting of S. S. No.. 7. was held on Thurs.day last with only a' small number present. J. •E..Bali was elected trastee, Whitfield Crich retiring. ' The Xmas Tree at Turner's church was a decided success. • A large number front here attended the nominations at Brucefield on Mon- day. „ • Miss Cora Rowclifie returned on Friday last after spending a couple of weeks withWinchelsea friende. Miss Clara McGregor of Stanley is visiting With xeiativ.ce here. Mr. Ralph White spent Xnaas with triends in G-rey township. • ' Mrs. George 0, Sturdy at ;bete las- Wee*,•"Kept:hunt"' goilerieb. ". • . PrOteeser G. • Sweet, allathe ttical Master of the 'Kineardine epeat pat TWO itafinee were proposed, Mr, Hort of hie Christinae vaeatron in Caw:tenth. ten and Mr. John McNaughton, o Messrs. Huber 13. Clemeat aul bro- Stanley Township. Both mere Me- ther, A. IL Clement ot Toronto spent sideated strong candidatea eut in the, t3hristimes td e with. their parents, end the choice of Mr. Horton Was Rev, Mk, and Mrs, B. Clement, S. was made iteaniimoUs. I 13. Clouted, Master of Science, North In view of the short time reels:in:Me Bay, spent New Year's Day, with his before the nomiea.tions, which take Parents, Rev. B. 'and afrs. Clemaent, place on Januar.), 15 it Wae praetic-1 and brother 13. Clement, who remain - ally decided to, dispense With a party ; ed otter until and January, convention, the feeling being that the Mr. Cox et the C. P. a. .-taft Was Conservatives 1)f the rng VeOuld at home for a rest, the past two stand stroug behind the choice of, the weeks, erxeutive. ' •- I Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and etitghtar X r 'dent ot of London, spent Chu -traits Day, with t , the South Huron Con.servative Assoc; Mr. and Mrs. james Hardy, of ley, Ont., says' -"My daugater eves 'iatitoii nnii isi also an, • ex -reeve of Mr. and Mee, Stephen Deeves • ill for a long time with anaemia, and would •often be confined •to bed for three or four deys at a time tau.' we feared she was going into a ei cline. A lady friend idvieed the use a Dr. Williams Pink t ills and 1 poi; a Lek dozen boxes, By the time these.• were used there was it merited ie proee-, meta, and I got a further eie ply for her. The cheap these ; ills • nave Wrougbt in ber eondition is so great that you- would got think th r, f be 4,1••••••7".", Watery blood is an open invitation to disease to lake paiiesetan of )cur syetem. Watery Lama is •eeeeensitle for nearly all the headathee and backaches Med eldeathes that alltiet womankind. Watery blood is lee sponsible for the , eyes, settee,' cheelts •end tlie listless, dragged bat reeling that eis found in eo many growing girls. Good blood gleam good health, awl good blood actually egmes through the use ot Dr. Wil- liarns Ptak Pills. 'Week, ailing des- pondent women who ase this meth eine are made active .•nsl •si tong listless pale -faced girls are given new health, rosy cheeks, bright atyes and a new •lea.se of happiness •and secur- ity, Mrs, E. S. Nightingale, Ches- is a see- Dungannon, spent, Gilman= Day, with Tuckersmith toWathiP. Ile mete' farmer, •an • able platform 'Mr. and Mrs. James Hardy, the speaker and a min wile has • alwaYs latter being a daughter ot Mr. and shown an admirable public spirit I Mee. Stephen Deems. That lie would be a most able •reel Mies Pealed epeet her vaeetion here resentative for South Huron is tit laaitleiher relatiaes, Ifr. aud Mrs. Jam- oPinien oi all who know him, and it es Yate, and Intend remaining their is believed that lie will prom a most guest for some time Miss McPhee of Guelph spent her popular' candidate and elle succes- sor to 'the late "Ben" Gunn, a man Chr,istama vacation with Mrs, • aid who was beloved by, all the•riding, Miss Phalen, Beitaenia Read. rimmed reevd a ble ram fr was the same girl I will always The byeeeleetion will take place on • ----------------- g . °'n h - • • ' January 112,. noininations„ caking place; iTaitonon thinth ot Dec. stating have a kindly retail% for. Dr. Williams that he reached that citv satel Pink Pills " • on January 15. Mr. Gunn's maanity • - Y' ' in the election .1 1904. was 111. I Mr. Walter Macdonald spent his You can get these pills kora any Cteistenas holidays at 'Dundonald," medicine dealer or by mail at a residence of 'his pkeents.- , box or six boxes for $2,50 from The wee. wallieraseelesaseee, spent tip. Dr, Witliams, Medicine Co., Broca-, ; • Christmas hcialays with .efrs. john McDopald.. Mr. Will Jordan returned lase irrespective of pelitics,••• 1Y1r, and. Mrs, D. Macdonald • of 'Due - Porter's HilL Mr. and Mrs,. Bewley. of London, Friday from Semenerbill \V her° England spent Christmas week rn spent New Nears wkbh relatives. „. . Toronto and ere now the elitists of' Mr. Wesley 'Venderburgh is talking Mre. and the Misses Driver, "St. St-phen's Place" Huron. Road. I • • Mr. and Mrs. • Frenk Spaelingot Wingliam were the guests on • New Yea's Day .of Mr. and Mrs. Halsey '• ,Ben. Townseria this New Year. has a great collation •of birds, and squirrels that she mounted nerseaf. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston • ot Cleveland are: the guests Of the for- mer's parents,. • 1VIr.. and Mrs. Alex. Johnston. •• ' • , Me. and Mss. Refry Baker of gara .Falls, epent New Year4e Day at "Lorna Dome" Alia residence ot Mr. and iyfrs. James Howrie. ; Mr.. James Howrie was in Clinton •on New Year's Day. . ' On New Year's morning -Our. first Msg. Jas 11 Elliott is not haprov- gift . was a lovely baguet ef white w"gt• .bloSsoins. whieh. .first aPpeared to eing_asefesa •as her feiends would Mr. Willtalliott• was aPPo'n'ad • be artifueiel, hut on looldeg eagalit we Bible Class teal:ter in Bethel S. 'S. were 'certain that they. were orange in place of Miss breseie LIliott••Ntlho. blosionis with the ',comPliments ' o' resigned two weeks ago. . I Miss Hale; however we found' in he Mr. and Mee. Ben.. Cote of f'tolborne evening that Mr.' Hale every Nov. spent New Years with his father, .eeis boaghs, off his 1 ruit trees, and James Coxputs them in vasesfull of -.eater; and at Christmas time, the beautiful.apple blosserns gladden his* eyes; and the. eyes , of. his friensasa We 'thank Mies Hale fok a beautiful- New Year's gift, We have ; to th,ank Master :Vallee 'Sickles of Port Hurdle lot sending us a lovely box of note paper, , for ' out New Year's gift. , :Mr. John Bain Of •Wia on, . pent New Neer's., Week, With friethds in thwn. Gorden Wiglitinen of the ree, 0, -• I. ,)pent tie? co:cation'. with hie relative a commercial course at th Ciinton Bueiness College this winter. Misi Jamieson, oar new leacher, entered upon her school duties on Monday. • Mr. Heman Jones, who lia.s been visaing at Mr. Win, Tichborne's 'for a• few weeks lett for Aurora ' last Thursday. •' • Mr. John T. Yrhortipson, Jr. visited in our vicinity last wee; • • . Mr. ludo NeWton, one ef our , old boys, was 'united m marriage lo Miss Mabelte Weston of Bayfield last Mon- day. It • is With best wishes and congratulationa that We join ia wesh- ing them many hepp), year's ot wedel- ed bliss. • •Blith The tollewipg were returried by ea.; elaniation for; the village 0(e:inci1e for ieeti Rte.. e, • Di: W. J. Milne. ' es, J. H: Chollew, Joseph Carter, A.leer Bainton, Luxton Ffili The Fueec ii o1 trustees 'were also returned • without a .contest. Those , thee aad te be elected Were William Cempaell,. Adam ,1Wettlaufer ' and Gear= M Westfiela. lae also filled -the 'pulpit' • .D be the a naive of Belfast ; Ireland, whet° he London Road. Mr. Howard Miller and Alias Winnie Miller of Goderich township spent Thursday last at the home of Mr. G. B. Itanley. Mr. Arthur Wiltse entertained a timber ot friends one evening during a the past mel. Miss Pearl Hanley visited old friends in Goderich township during the past week. • The past season's threshing was rounded up at Mr. J. T. Elliott's on Monday by Messrs. Layton and Town- send. • The W. M. S. in conneetion with the Brucefield Meth:oelist church were the guests of Miss E. Waldron On Tues- day afternoon last. A meeteng will be held in he West end school for the purpose of organiz- ing a beef ring on Friday, 3 6th inst. all interested are cordially invited. McKillop Township. T,here was a good deal of visiting during the Christmas. holidays, large- ly owing to the good sleighing. Mrs. bemesey, who was seriously ill., has taken a turn for the better. Herbert • Bell has moved to the farm of George Richardson y.hich be. has leased for a •term of years. Miss Hattie Mahoney of Courtland is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Under- wood. Rev. R. J. Currie spent his Christ- mas in Galt, accompanied beaMrs. Currie. Mrs. Dundalk has been on a pleas- ant vi;it to her daughter, Mrs. Mc- Lean, who resides in Toronto. '".Goderich; Ad to Goderich Mrs. Aletancier Bell passed • peace- fully into the spirit world ma Decant- ber 27th at thegood old age of ' 8' • years, ,4. Months and 17,„ dayea Slay. was .a. native of County Down, Ire- land, and when twenty-two years of age 'married Joseph' Agnew. 01 this Union 'three :children Were bore, jos-a merchant of 'Montreal and Aurae t111rs. D. Bruce) of „Croderi fele ,Mrs. Agnew. was early left widow • and coming to this country a couple .01 years later she married Al- eicander Bell orathis • town.. To them theee, were two children born., Robert • A. of . Clinton ena Geoege :of this tome • Mr. Bell :passed • away • twenty six , years ago .and at the time of her.. death his ' widow bad been, a. resi- dent of Goderieh for hale ; , century, • The . funeral 'took place. on Decembet • the-tatermenteleing made in Maitland eemetery. The infant (*gat er, Lois .Teen, M. and Mrs.. Joseph BroPhea hae re- covered from a ery, serious attack of .whooping cough and congestion of the This week s. the, week of prayer which is beieg baseryed by the two Methodist •Churelies, presbaterian and XPX•-- January 9th 1908 H WATCH TE TAGS The Red ink Price on the Tag is the Story of the Big saving this Retiring Fr0111 Business Sale Has For You. • Just as long as this retirinK m frobusiness Sale Jt so long can • you save money on every dollar's worth of Dry -Goods you hove to buy. Not only.will .it pay you to isupply your immediate wants, but you will be money in pocket to look ahead and do your spring buying now Laces, Embroideries, Cotton, White Undcr .erwear, are goinat prices away below regular. You won't buy them as cheap if you put it off a naonthrior two, that's a sure thing. We are either going to sell the stlek as a whole to some buyer or sell it over the counter piece by piece'for we are positively retiring from business in Clinton, The piece by piece way is the best for you, and that is the way we are selling it now. Cannot tell how long it will last though, for a buyer for the entire stock is likely to happen along at any time. You better "Make Hay while the Sun Shines," and supply all your Wants now, for nobody can sell goods at the prices they are marked for t his greut sale, and stay in business long. This week we are going to make A clean sweep of the Mantle and Underwear stocks.. They are down .low now. When another week is over we would like them cleaned out to the last, gam -lent. Prices have been cut lower - than ever and we will surely sell them all. Big Bargains. in Laces , and Embroideries Buy your spring/Lr.cesand Embroid- eries nou. You will save one-quarter to one-half of what you will have to pay if you put it off until March or April. A good big •stock here for you to choose' from. Good qualities. Good patterns. • Torchon Laces. 2 yards for 5c Hundreds of yards of Cotton Torchon „Laces and Insertion, various widths and qualities, good patterns, regular 4e. 5e, 6c and 7c a yd. sale price 2 yards for - .015 More Laces and Embroideries Baptist churches.• . • Mr. Hellidaye a one time business man, (lied about two months ape at the residence of "son, Mr. •John Halliday; Pembina Mountaine, North Dakota. ••a • .The : funCral Of one of fladerichls oldest resid:ents took plece ',last Thera - day afternoon to ' Maitland .cernetery. The deceased, Mr. Thomas •Geahaiii:i was hi his ninety-third y.ear. was Whita • g at Donhybrook on 29th eceta e • Mr. Cellensof the .Y. M. C. A.. ad- Setor, Rev. A. E. 'Jones' haying gone wasborn in 11115: ,ge carne, to Can - dressed the congregation Of the Meth- to Chatham, to visit friends .• • ada.in1.1848a and thine years later was odist church on. Sundae, meaning and . Mr. Prang spent NeW Year's Day in ;married in Old St: Geoegeleaeliarch to at night spoke toa unrteA gathering in the Presbyterian church: . The church was .eroWded: The choir for; the evening was composed of • male singers. A good collection Wa,s given in aid of the y.. M. C. A. movement. The boys. who went away team' Blyth are still returning to the :frontal halite. Same of the newly arrived are John 'arid Robert Barrett and Har- vey Creighton while these who havo. beeh home have eturned to 'theft former positioni, 'John C. Brown of Detroit, Henry Wettlauter . -to k el lie. E, C. Wilford to •TerontO and others to sehoole in various. sections. Mr. F. W...Bridgen Of Toronto who lir grand daughter, Miss Alma Gill. has been spending a few, days at the Mt, Green was three, months in home of Mr. and Mrs: Wilford left on North Dakota. A Word to Mothers. Baby's Own Tablets is the only • medicine for children that gates th another the guarantee of a Govern- ment analyst that it is ibsolutely lree from , opiates and poisohou soothing stuff. The Tablets curt it worms, break up colds and Wimp" stomach and bowel -troubles, destro fevers, and bring teeth through pi in- lessly. They eive baby sound iletlii- al sleep becanse they remove • the cause of crossness and sleeplessnesa. Mrs. Ralph Judd, Judd Haven, Ont. saps : "Baby a Ow m Tablets have given me great satisfaction beth for teething troubles and constipation," Sold by all medicate dealers or bY mall at 25 mots a box from "he Br. Wittiarns' Medicine Co., I:irony:11e, Ont. Toronto, .having gone do-wn to:. adopt a little two year old ger' Who wee in the , "Shelter.' He is quite alarmed With the beauty, aid Winning" ':ways et his adopted datightere Mrs. James Vivian spent Cheistmas tide, with her daugater, airs. Drown al Kalithiaeoo, Mee. •• .• The Misses Maud and Anna Luxton of Kincar'dine, are the guests of theit stater,. Mrs. Joseph Brophey. Mrs. William. Green ' Was aceompan- • ied to her mane here front the resid- ence of her daughter, Mee, Gik, Gui township, North • Dakota, the late residence of he I, I. ef r • 11 Tuesdaa evening for .Milvekton theace horoe the latter • end of the week. ,.. The Horse Fair. last lend ty was not largely attended by either niene or horses. •• Mr. James Cummings of hear.' the Village was elected on Monday to scat • tri the council for East Wawa-. Mr. Ed, Watson shipped a number Of cattle lest week on the C. P. R, Miss, Britmacorabe, who spent her vacatior with her parents at "Chest. ,nut grove,'" has rethined to ;. her school duties at Ravenswood., e Mies Houghton of Orillia came up to spend her Christmas vacation with - her sisters, Mrs. Williams end: meth- er married taster at Leehurn. • Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. McKay spent their holidays with Mrs, William Pier, at her home, Crewe. Mr: James Knuekle spen,t rihristenas Following ere the officers iestalled) Week at Woodstock with,. his -friends, at the last meeeing of the A. F. Se are, round; who attends the etapeiee College in that city. Mr. Harry McCreath, who .eafiedion the steamer Roeedale the past summ- er arrived from Kiingston in time to S, K. Gidley, chaplain ; Dr. Long, speiril Christina's tide with ale patents,. steward, W. Brown tyler J. G. , Mrs. J. Catling of Cockburn Island Ernigh treasurer ; J. M. Hamilton •in wishing your correspondeta a happy eecretary; • New Year, said that the batter Day Dr, W. J,. Milne presented the, Saints held their Christmas Tree on Winghatii 'hospital 'with. an. ievalill'a Dec. 23rd and on the following even- ing the Presbyterians had a Christ - chair. . • The meeting of Morris disitiet 14, Inas Tree entertainment. Little Miss 0. L. Will be held in the Orange Hall Gertrude MeLean rendered several te- hete on January le, , citations in a clever manner. Thr A number a the Members ee tiee Ae flour sent to • Cockburn Leland, for first class flour, at the price of $3.75 I41. St A, M. attended the funeral of at per cwt., is riot tor 'the use of man, their late brother, D. E. Munro, and no one ever knew of the fad tin - Auburn, oft, Friday afterneon. til the boats had lett the island. in Miss Etla, Keimedy, of town, baaing the broad they found the odor tvt of Mr. and Mrs. D. Kenaiely„ wee inseam:awe, and an tasting fa, one married to, Mr. Harvey IYIeTee of East taste Was nufTicient. Quite a mother Wawanasht !slew' Year's "tY. are ill from PA dices, Butter is 33 eefite per pound, hey $28.la and oats 75 Cents per huehel. There are 25 eamps 04 Cockburn Island this winter SO that there Is tote ot work to do, but Mr. Catlitit not Wile to work this winter, for which we tender our regrets. The school was burned, down last fall, Mrs. Caging say, but a 11CW 000 le being built and Wilt be ready for the Mader term. The flese hockey match ot the seas. Acheson, J. II. Colborne, E. owning on in Goderich was played with the Rohl. McLean, J. 0.°Laithwaite and •Meaforth team, the' latter winning. It. Thompson. • the score being 3 to „ Jane Kirkpatrick, • 'Rev. ,Mr. Camp- , bell, the first , rector ai the chu,rele peeformed the pereenonYe.' ' A. ete. ; Nem. • wa,teon, axeyie, ; R. W.M. ; Dr. Hamilton, S W. ;13, Brown, J.W. ; Ge, Jolinston, W. J. Parks, J.D.; W. Beacom, I.G., Goderich Mr. Grabani was a quiet man. an politics he was it Conseavative„ and for over ,sixty years hag exercised the fratiehite. The funeral services Wore edtideicted by Rev, G. N. Haven, pas. tor of North Stud Di,fothodiab Church, end the pall -bearers were' Edward ex aelair Quality and 'Quantity,: ask your dealer for • the new. big .plugs of "Bobs*" "Stag" and "Currency" Chewing 'Tobaccoes. ou cty eed :It Ask your doctor about the wisdotrrof your keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house, ready for colds' coughs, croup, bronchitis. Ifhe says it's all right, then get a bottle of it at once. Why not show a little foresight in such matters? Early treatment, early cure. Wo pilbitsh our formulism • & 'We banish alcohol from our medicines ers Nvbeoa-e-natiltronurte " dootor Many a boy is called dull and stupid, when the whole. troubte is due to a lazy. liver. We firmly believe your own doc- tor will tell you that an occasional dose • of Ayer's Pills will do such boys a great deal of good. They keep the liver active. 6...63/4411 by flu 0. IWO 00., LoweU, Mass.0.-•-• ENTgR ANY DAY „Our management trains more 1300k- keepetg, Stenograohers and Telegraph- ers than any other in Western Ontar- io. No extra ehargo fee two coursee. Most eminently qualifiettainstruetors. Other colleges tinge& our gradteette as teachers. Individual lestatietion: MAIL COUItSES. in Matriculation, service, Peuniatisleip, aaiorthand, Bookkeeping, etc. Send paetal to): infortnittion about CANADA'S GILMATEST CUAflNW ItIGTI-GRADE BUSINESS CIES. Olinton usmesseollege I Daniel E. Eby, Vi'ee Principal, 5.c.per yard :Hundrecle of yards: ip this lot, too. Good qualities Cambric Eusbeoideries and Insee- Lien, good Widths, neat designs, regular 7e, & arid 9e, for reeking sale clearing Lit per yd.95 t 250 Embroideries 15c • Extra fine quality Muslin 'Erabtoideries land Insertions, some of the finest patterns: we had stock. • wide aria narrow widths, • qualities euitable for any 'purpose, regular ' 20e, Mama:130c per yieed, for retiring sale . per yard, ..... • • .1 Es Allover Laces 25c .' A few patterns only. AllaVer Laces, white regularaee end 70a; clearing them out ror retiriug sale at pee yard'. -215 , •Saye;Maneij on Cottons, too E Very yard of white Cotton, bought right from English Makers. Values before. the sale - started' that were better than. many stores hereabouts, , The sale prices P are very mueli in your favorYou will, Inot buy these as cheap for many.a day Good White aottad sc. • ExtraqUality .English. White °eaten, . full • • yard wide, sound even thread, a nice finish' • . • for pawing. You seve.2c keened buying now ' • instead of in 4 Month or two, regtilar, 10c,. •for retiring sale per yard ' .08 • Very Fine English Cotton 10e - Extra fine English Catton, an exceptional • quality for ladies fine underwear. You could: I • pay 150 it yard for this and not be paying a cent too much; for retiring sale we are clear- ing out the balance of our stock at yer yard .10, • , . . Five -yard Enda 50c . Good quality English White Cotton, firm strong weave, finished for easy sewing, put up in ends of 5 yards,. very special atper end . a 50 Genuine Bargains in VI/bite 'Cotton Underwear .Ladies white Cotton Underwear at genuine bargain prices. All clean well - made garments from one of the best fac- tories in Canada. Not a great deal of it, just a little that. e carried over from last " 'summer. You certainly can save some money if you buy now instead of waiting until spring: All of it at One-quarter off We find it impossible to give a de- tailed list of prices of the white Under- wear. There is a big assortment of gowns, Skirts and Corset Covers. All splendid garments, made from good quality Eng- lish cotton, trimmed with laces and em- broideries. We have taken the whole stock,put it on a table at back of store, and give you your choice at exactly One-quarter Less than the Regular Prices. In a couple of months you will be buying Underwear • and paying full price for it. Why not buy it at this sale ancisave 25c 'on every dollar's worth you have to buy, ; Still Saving gou Moneg • on Dress Goods ' We are still saving you money on Dress Goods. This sale is the greatest opportunity for Dress Goods buying that has come your way for many and many a day.. This superb stock of high-class• Dress Goods is being cleared out at prices that are lower by far than goods of equal quality can be had for anywhere else. •Just look at these for sample values : Dress Goods at 350 Hundreds of yards of them yet to sell. Our woolen Dress Goods, black and colors; tweeds, plain cloths, etc.,. clearing up lines • that sold at 60c to 75e, some even sold aor • more, all gathered together and going out at this sale at your choice per yard • •More Dress Goods -t55 More 56e DreiaGoothe-spleadid crulities, 64 inch tweed suitinas, 40 to 45 inches plain • and fancy woolen Dress Goode in all the popular shades, • a gathering together of •• lines tbat sold at 75e, 00e, 1.00, some even as • high as 1.• To, out they go now at, your ehoice • per yard .., A Clean Sweep of the • *. Mantles, ,T4is is the Way we are 'going to make A clean -sweep of the,Mantle stock. There are just 27 Ladies Mantles left in stock Plain black eloths and fancy twee4s...,_v- ery one new this season. .Loss thau half 'price is the Way we make the selling Of .' them on Saturday and next Week an ab, ' Solute certainty. You will Wait Many and many a day before pp. will buy Mant1es as cheap again, • :512 and 13.50 .1/lantles for$6.25. ;fast 9 of them, not one moreeall stylisb. up-to-date garments, made for this season's • trade, regular prices were 12.00, moo and 1360, blacks, or tweeds out they go Sawr. day at your choice of 'the lot.. 5 . 25 $15 to 17.60 Mantles $7.25 • . Not more than eight or nine of these. The last that are left of our beat • selling lines. some blacks, some colors, all new this sea- son, regular 16.00, 16.50 and 17.00, out they • go Saturdaa at your choice each ...,.... 7.25 Children's Coats Half -Price • About 20 Children's Coets left to sell. Not one of them bat is new this season : Good stylish garments, well made, fitultless in fit. • No matter what the foam& price was, just half of that is what we ask now, Clearingup the Underwear Thigh the way we go ahout making a clean sweep of the entire stock Saturday and next week. Then you an buy ladies and children's Underwear cheep eaough .• to make it worth your- while to ,put it ° away and keep it until next season we are bound to make the selling of it a car tairity. That is why you can get bargains like these, commencing Saturday • Ladies sUnderwea,r 270 Ladies ribbed Vests and Drawers, fine soft 'finish, winter weight, pure white, special per. garment. 6. • h. It 0 0 1 0 .27 • Chilldren s Underwear 15e • Children's ribbed Vest. and Drawers, as- sorted sizes, Warn good quality, clearing up our various medium piece lined, all at your choice per garstient,.,........ 4 0 4 4 * h 1 V • 64 6 .1 Children's Very Fine Und.er- • -Wear 55c Clearing up our good qualities Childeen's Underwear at 55c a garmene. Plain white or nattuni color.; fine ribbed, all wool, regu- tar 65c, 750 and 85e the garment, a table full Saturday at your eholce... ..... . . .. .58 . Out prices on ell outenther lines" of Ladies' and tehildrents Underwear that we have not time to mention here, 0 en _ tin& e fiWP egY.tiek% Igo I P. 3.