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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-02-27, Page 8• It ommismmai I1!.ttqrday,T leb. 29 onday, March 2 Rem.oani ,Two days of big Remnant selling. Remnants of all kinds gathered from all over the store, and marked at quick -march prima for Saturday and Mon— day. A sale such, as we have beer holding means rem- nants by 'the score. Now we want to clear them out--- , each and every one. They will be div4ded into 5' Iota, put on tables, and you can take your choice of each table at one price. Table $1, Choice 25c Table $2, Choice 50c Table $3, Choice 75c Table $4, Choice $1 On Table $5 there will be a collection of rem- nants at various prices, of which we have not enongh to group at any one price. Come and 18ok them over, If there is a remnant in the lot you can use, you will surely get a bargain. Remember remnants of all kinds from every department in the store. • Specials in Ginghams and Prints Save on your spring buying in prices of Ginghanqs and Prints. A 1 qualities here, good patterns too.. All at saving prices. Prints at 10e Hundreds of yards of them, extra good quality English Prints, dark and light colorings, large and small patterns, very special at per yard Ginghams 12%c Plain and check Ginghams, blues, reds, pinks, black and white, etc. Splendid range of patterns and fast colors, 15e I 2' values at least, special at per -yard • • . 2 20c Ginghams 16c Genuine Scotch Ginghams, big variety of fancy stripes and checks. all colors, sold the country over at 20e, special price. per yard • 4 Extra Fine Ginghams 19c Ginghams, extra quality, beautiful designs in %Writ's and clecks, pinks, blues, reds, browns, blacks. etc. t Suitable for waists, dresses or children's wear. Regular 25c, special ft. • I A Saving on Cotton Prices A saving on every yard. Not a doubt about that Test the matter yourself and you will prove it. Ne=2. need to pay the regular price for your spring supply. English Cotton 7ic English Cotton, good quality, strong and serviceable, very, .0121 special at, per.yard 12ic English Cotton lOc did cotton for general use. Regular 12c, special per yard Full yard wide, clear even finish, nice round thread, splen- did English Cambric 12%c . • • Very fine quality English Cambric, especially suitablefor fineI per yard 21 underwear, iniported by ourselves direct, clearing at " India Lawn 121c Fine quality real India Lawn, sheer finish, sullable• for I 01' .' waists or underwear, extra special at per yard i 1.42 25c India Lawn 19c . • • •• •- • 200 or 300 yards still to sell. Regular 25LIndia Lawn. You', • will pay t hat for it anywhere. While the lot lasts you can . 19 buy it here at per yard More Specials for Saturday More specials that mean saving for peoplewho buy them 50c Corset Cover Embroiderg 39c Genuine Swiss Cors -t, Cover Embroidery, neat patterns, n • good quality, regular 50c, special Saturday per yard • .00 Laces -3 yards for 10c Cotton Torchon Laces, English make, assorted widths. ReI 0 gular 5c, clearing at 3 yards for Embroideries 5c Hundreds of yards of Muslin arid Cambric Embroidery, as- sort ed widths. Regular 8c and 10c, clearing out at per yard ell 25c Cottonade 19c Heavy striped Cottonade, several good patterns, qualities g n that sell all over at 25c, clearing now at per yard........... 1 Can - Can We Interest You In a Fur Coat? Ifyou have the slightest thoiight of buying Fur Lined pr Fur Coats even next wirter, .we can make it pay to do the buying a little ahead. We have six or seven Ladies' Fur Lined Coats that are extra choice, and eight or nine Astrachan and Electric Seal Jackets. We are anxious to sell these gaments, and are prepared to make a very tempt - ling offer to any buyer. As we said before if you have any -thought at all of buying, e °me in and talk the matter over with us. We can interest you. • th4 , DIRECT red r6.-Efkii•div-rew, •.• Clinton Nevoi.Record antoliderry Pioturo • REPRODUCTION QF MANY OF THE WORLD'S GRE A -TEST PAINTINGS, HALF -TONE COP- IES FROM PHOTOGRAPHS OR STEEL ENGRAVINGS. SOME ARE PRINTED IN A BEAUTI4 FUL BROWN OR SEPIA RESEW BLING THAT OF EXPENSIVE ART PHOTOGRAPHS AND ARE ON ROUGH PAPER. THE SIZE IS 10 x 12 INCLUDING WHITE MARGIN AND THE PRICE ON- LY 10c. THEY. ARE VERY MUCH IMPROVED WHEN MOUNTED ON DARK BOARD WHICH WILL COST YOU 100 ADDITIONAL, THEIR SUPER- IORITY IN QUALITY AND THEIR VALUE FOR THE PRICE ASKED CAN BE KNOWN ONLY. BY EXAMINA- TION. WILL YOU SEE THEM ? • W., D. FAIR 00. Often. Cheapest —Always Best I . . • Barrister •Brydone is.in Toronto to- InSPcctor Toni of Goderich. was . town .on Tuesday. ' • Mr. 171. Spackman,:.Exeter, was Clinton on Monday. . , • Mr, George Hancock, Seaforth, was in•Clin.on on Sunday. " • ' Mr, John Halstead, Goderieb;• Was town on business on paturday... .• Dr. MOGill of .Mitchell visited Dr. Axon for a few daysthis week. Miss Ella Akan went toToronto on Monday to Consult an; ear 'apecialt4„, Mr, Roy Hellyar of 13a,rniltott is vis- iting his mother in town s.t.present.. Miss Tierney of :Blyth is visiting the Misses Thompson. Albert test, this Mrs. Shier's Tootherhas beenillfOr the 'past two :weeks but is now. im- proving. • . Mrs. Alex. Ostrom, Goderich, Was. ' the guest of Mrs .- Josh Cook Saturday, last. • •. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Vanduzer. Grimsby . Were guests 'at: Mr: A.. Hooper's On Wednesday. • Miss Richardson of •Ingersoll ,is 'viiit- ing at- the'home of Mr. and. Mrs. A. P. aunciryat present. ' • • : iWrs,, Jas Fair , Jr. ; - who.. has been visiting .in Toronto for a Week or so returned home this week. - Miss Barbara McIver visited her sister in Eippen who was 111. f0r a couple of days 'last week. • :- Mrs. Jas. McCrae- was. called to Pet, mita on konday. owing .tothe' death of her father, Mr.• McQueen. • : • Miss Reynolds of Winghatn formerly of Clinton, vas in. town last .Week on herway to Toronto to attend the millinery .oPeningel, , • Mrs.McMurcbic of North .Dakota, Who has -been. visiting Mrs, Howson,' Al- bert street, for Some time, returned . also tb her borne last week. • Mi.. 13; .J. Gibbins attended the .sue•;• tie meeting , of the County cau.teil • held ..this WOO, at Seaforth to dis- cuss the Good Roads igueStion. Mt P. • B, Crews, formerly3, of Cliit ton, has been appointed. western Manager of the Consolidated Optical Co, and will have his head quarters in- Winnipeg: Mrs: William Johnstone of Blyth and Mr. Armstrong of near OrangeVirte were the- guests of IVIr, and 'Mrs. John Johnstone, Rattenhury street, on Tuesday. , • MrS. Dr. Rutria,m' expects to visit Kincardine, Walkerton. ,and other points • up north in the near futue to deliver addresses on the Work • oi 1Vrissions hi Ceylon.. ••• • Rev. Father Hanlon wont to Wood- stpek Tuesday to assist 111 •For- ' ty I-Iours • Devotion s.,rViccs and yesterday he attended a ..onferencfe held in London of the clergy of 11te diocese: He is 'expected nettle this evening. Mr. John Mcilveen canto up from Ailsa Craig last evening and will visit friends here for a Wok�r- Hl s mother, IVIrs. T. McIlveen, has disposed of her bakery and confec- tionery, in that place and intenis • locating elsewhere, • : Mrs. 0. T. Dale, Sr., after a viSit of six weeks with her daughters, Mrs. R. J. Miller, Clinton, and Mrs. W. . D. Connell, Goderich tawnship, re-' turned to her home at' Constanee on 'Friday last. Ma. Miller • accompan-, led het but came back on :3aturday. Mr. W13. Graham of Marlette, IVIich.y who came over last week to attend, the funeral of his mother which tool4 plate on Wednesday of .last week, left for home again on Tuesday al- ter calling upon relatives r Clin- ton, . ton rlayeeld, Goderich, MciUilop and. Tuckerstnith. Mr. Graham .kft Stanley many years ago hut is well remembered by hie many old friends who are always pleased to ineet hint again. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ward, late of Varna, spent a few clays of the past week with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Wheatley., town, and on Tuesday afternoon lett for Woodstock where they .will locate. Alley will find a, number of old friends from Clinton there, includ-• ing Mr. and Mrs, George McCart- ney, Mr. and Mis. Alf. illackwell, Mr. +I.'1. Twitchell and Mr, and Mrs, Wallet% Wheatley. 1 11 February 27th, IMO& Jpwip A\ 2r lb N•aw Biacy Voiles. In Plain and Ilesilda Stripes: Early Arrivals Indicating Correct Styles for Spring and Summer 1908. STRIPES are the dominant features—the keynote—of every class, and there are few'Mater. ials in which stripes of some sort are totally excluded. These are single stripes, doubletstripes, tape stripes, fancy braid stripes, and on 10 the wide giant stripes, strong and fashionable. *These are In voile with, resilda stripes, also self stripes and all resilda stripes. WHAT IS RESILDA ? A mohair and silk.mixtnre, light iii weight and close weave, a goods riot transparent and requires no special drop skirt. These stripes are also woven on wool voile, creating very new and handsome styles, They are 44 inches wide, and per yard 75c, 5c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1,5u. Plain foo1 Voile and Etamine. These are in greater variety of weaves this season and more popular andifashionable than ever. We have them from Priestley's and other makers of high-class Black Di ess Goods, fine crisp, woven mesheo, the medium and on to the heavy mesh Etamine weaves. Of the mu titude'of then new things we have not space to tell you all, but come and see; all are interesting; they are 44 to 46 inches wide, and per yard 50c, 75c, Sc, $I.Ou and $1,25. e Bankrupt Stocks•-e•Men't. Furnishings $4,000 worth of clean, up-to-date city Men's Furnishings, sold under the hammer, and purchased by us at rate on the dollar. Stock only five months old. All new goods. GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE of above stock starts FRIDAY, FEB. 21st. ' Exceptional chance to buy Furnishings at great saving. DON'T MISS IT. '25c Silk. Tlest9c Men silk Four -in -band and Bow Ties, all the latest novelties.' -Regular' 25c for.. • 500 Silk Ties 35c • 25c Rubber Collars 19c Men's and Boys Rubber Collars, in all 9 the popular shape, all sizes. Reg 25c for. .19 200 Rubber Collars 12%c Men's and Boys Rubber Collars, 11 shapes and sizes; Regular 20c .12i• Silk Four in -hand, Puffs. Ascot§ and, ' Flowing end Ties the very haw/shapes ant1 Colorings. Regular Klc for . . . :35 200 Linen Collars 121AC • . • Men's :and Boys Linen Collars, all Shap.es. W. G. R. brand all sizes. ,Re- . gnlar 20c each for... . . . .. .12* 150 Linen Collars 90 Men's and Boys Linen Collars, all the newest shapes, all sizes. Regular 159 for .09 • Men's Hats, . Umbrellas, Rain 'Coats, Gloves; Etc,, at big cuts. $1 and $1.25 Shirts 75c Men's W. G. & R. , Soft Front Shirts, in alt the nevvest designs., fast colors, •alt • sizos. Regular $1. and $1,25 for . .. .75 , $1.,50 Coal Shirts $1 -.• • Men's Negligee Soft Front Coat Shirts in all the popular colorings in stripes and . • checks. Regular $1.50 for ......... ......• 1.00 25c Braces 19c • Men's Fancy Braces, Police Brace, good strong webh, all colors,. Reg 2,5c for.. .19 Also fancy colors in finer webbs, cross . backs, kid ends. Regular 50c for • .35 50c Underwear 35c • Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, natural color, good full fleece; all sizes. Reg 50e fort.35 75c Underwear 50c Men's wool fleece lined • heavy weight Underwear. all sizes Reg 75c for. .... .50 50c Bogs Underwear 25c Boys Fleece "Lined Underwear, all sizca. Regular 50c for. ' .25 • C.4 z. o , • 11.1,,,I.1,41•444,•••v, " • • _»1/ ea.dg- for Spring Business Commencing to -day we place on display alt our new spring goods including Dress Goods, Muslins, Embroideries, Laces, Coats, Waists, Prints, Whitewear, Ribbons, Etc., ' Arid it will be worth your while to come to this store and:spencl half an hour in looking over the • new things. We will be glad to spend the time in shovk ing you all the new/goods for spring ,even if you are not prepared to buy for some weeks yet. Saturday. . • • • . . . . Saturday next will be Remnant Day at this store, and you may come expecting the biggest bargain surprise you .havt. ever had. We have gathered Remnants from every department of the store, and they will be marked at prices So Low you will be more than surprised. Goods on sale include Flannelette • Come in the morning if possible. Dress Goods Embroideries Silks Handkerchiefs Hoisery !Linings Sateens Corsets Velvets , Gloves Ribbons Underwear Laces Fancy Collars Wrapperette Blankets Toweling Table Linen Belts Cottons, Lawns. • Ladies' Ready.toear Garments p Dry, tiood and Millinery 5