HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-03-19, Page 8March 19011, 190
Millinery.
.Openings:
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
March 20th„ 27th and 2Bth.
cifORNAL opening display of Milliner' for
spring on the above days in our spacious
shOw roonas, Ever since the returning from
the wholesale openings, Miss Reynolds and her
staff have, been busy preparing for this spring
opening display. What is newot and most fash-
ionable in Millinery for the spring of 1908 will be
here ready for your inspection. We cordially in"
vite you to visit the show room any or all of the
opening days. Come whenever and as often as you
like. You will be interested in the new Millinery
and we want you to feel free to examine it at your
leisure. We are well within the mark when we
say that never have we had a showing of season—
able Millinery the equal of that .we will have ready
for you next week. Ready Thupday aftei noon,
March 26th, at two o'clock. tome any tirna after
that.
Dress -Making Department,
Reopens Monday, March 23rd
° Miss Smith will be back from her holidays the
end of this week, and our Dress making Department
will be open for business the 'morning of March 23rd.
Ladies'Horne Journal Patterns,
the best in ,the world, can now be
had here. - Monthly style books
free for the asking. • Marcl. books
now on our counters. Come and.
get one. , •
indigo Prints at 10c ••
Yon never bought better prints foel2ic than t his special line •
of genuine Indigo Blue Prints we are selling sit lee. We
bought them direct irom the makers in England or they •
would have to sell•at 14c or 15c in the regular way. Soft
spots and rib ipes, all one price per yard.... ....... ....... I U
quality or neat designs. good weight, neat little figures, .1 n
12%c Ginghams •
Genuine imported ,Gingharns at 121e; dark and light blues,
blacks, reds, etc. Past colors. fine weave. strong- cloth,
checks and mixtures. A good 45e cloth anywl3ere, clearing I 2L•
at per yard .... . . ..
.New Novelty Dress Goods
Handsome Spring Dress Goods opened up this
week. Novelties in stripes and fancy weaves with
the new shades in all the fashionthle plain cloths.
An assortment worth seeing, and every yard of it
sfling at Retiring Sale prices. We have sent from
our Goderich store a collection of the seoson's novel-
ties, and you can save money on every piece if you
take adva,itage of this retiring sale. •
keiring Sale Bargains all Along
The Line.
No deed to pay full price for anything in Dress
Goods this spring Everything in this big store clear-
ing at pricesthat spell "Savings" in capital lettPrs fpr
those who buy.You will find saving prices on
Dress Goods;
. 'Linens,
. Cottons,
' Wash GOods,
Flosiei•g, •
•. .Gloves,
and the hundred and one things jou are
needing everg dag now,
Decorate Your
Loom,
IN MANNER BECOMING
THE SEASON, THE STYLE.,
YOUR PURSE, AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR 'XI) I V IOU AL
TASTE, WE CLAIM OUR AS-.
SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO
THIS. WE THINK WE HAVE
THE LARGEST VARIETY; WE
KNOW WE HAVE THE POPVL-
AR GOODS AND THAT OUR
PRICES ARE RIGHT, OUR
STOCK HAS PLEASED MANY
PEOPLE AND IT PLEASES US
TO KNOW ,THAT THEY ARE
PLEASED, W YOU .WANT,
WALL PAPER IT 'WILL COST
YOU NOTHING TO SEE OURS.
IT MAY COST YOU SOME-
THING NOT TO. • •
W. D. FAIR CO,
Often Cheapest—Always Best
zwescr impolarees drekriViKbli;
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Mr.W. J. Paisley, Was in Goderich
on 'Tuesday. • -
Mrs. Will Rossis laid efi at present
with the grip.
Air: 'Fred. Toll of East Wawanosh wasi
.in Clinton. yesterday. '
Miss Agnew of Wingham is the guest
of her brother, Dr.• Agnew.
'
Mr. 011ie MoIlvthe oen of th. Royal Bank,
Windsor, is visiting at his home in.
town. ' .•
Mes..A. Hoppa is visiting her mother
Mrs. Atkiaxon of 'Exeter, who is
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stevenson, • are
giving a tea to a. few friends _thip
evening. -
Miss Hattie Pickett went to : London
on Saturday where She has secured
a position
Mr.; Jas. Fair visited his sister, Mrs..
(Dr) Campbell, •Detroit, the fore-
. part of 'the week..
Mrs. N. Faitand her son Douglas
have returned from their visit to
friends down -east. • .
Mrs. Diehl and children of Paisley are
visiting at the home of her parents,
• Mr. and Mrs..John McGarva.
Mr. David'Tait; wife and son of St.
Paul, Minn., were guests on Mon-
day of his sister-in-law, Mrs: Carl-
ing
Mr.'Frank Fowler Went .to Toronto
on Tuesday to attend- The annual:
meeting of the A. 0. U. W; 'Grand
Mrs. F. L. Willis of Seaforth and
'.:1Vii4s::tailor of PortEnron were
'guests of Mrs: J. Torrance for a
couple of .days this week.
Mrs. Sydney JackSon left fot her
-home in Lethbridge, Alberta„ last
Saturday. She will' spend some.
tune in Toronto and Barrie.. , •
Detective Phelan of Goderich was •in
Clinton' on Tuesday.. The genial
Dick has many friends down. ,heL
whoin he occasionally comes to see.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw has secured a
good Position in the head' office ' 'of
the RoyalBank . at Montreal . :and
leaves for that 'place in a. month or
Mr. Albert Tf Wallace left on Mon-
day to return to the Battlefoxd
district; Sask.,' .after a tbree-months
visit with friends' in toWn and dis-
trict. • • . •
Mrs. Macdonald, after a visit ofsev-
eral weekswith her sister,. ,Mrs;
George Cook, Victoria street, left
• On Monday, to return to her home
at Hanley, .
Messrs. J. B. Hoover and R.B.K
are in . Lendon attending the moot-
ing of the Head Camp • of the. Wood-
men of the World: Mr. Hoover took
pert in the opening exercises.
Mr.. Eph. Runstadtler spent a couple
of -days in Baden this week and on
his return yesterday was aceOmpan-
ied by his wife who had been visit-
ingnight the parental borne: for a fort-
.
Dr. Shaw and Mr. Jas. Fair canvass-
ed the business portion of the town
this week in the interests of the
County Stock Show to be held on
the :2nd of April. They mei, with a
liberal response.
.Mr. Toward Jackson, who for the
past two yearn has been otimloyod
• :as money cleric in the Canadian Ex-
• press Co., Toronto, has resigned
and left on Thursday to take a
• position 'with the Wells—Vargo Jt -
press, Chicago, Ill.
Mr. Thds. II. Cook returned on Fri-
day last . from St.. John, N. -B.,
where he was engaged for neatly sit
months repacking apples. It was
while Tom was fn N. B. that, the
province became repentant and ovee-
' threwthe Liberal Government that
had been in power for aihout twenty-
five years.
Fifty years ago on Tuesday Councillor,
Jas. L..Hearn was sworn in as a
special constable and remained ett
duty for three consecutive days.
That was a stirring period tor the
L.,iT, & IL was then under con-
struction and on pay days titer 'nav-
vies were in the nnlit at painting the
town a very bright red.
morkria.r.lordelsoo
.C4enerat Smirnoil was. probably fat-
ally wounded W his enemy, General
Peek, In a 4001 at St. Pekrs,Targ.
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III
rand Nhihnery Opening
Thursday Afternoon and Evening, March 20th
and Following Days.
1 Miss Cantelon & Co. beg to annouuce to theladies of Clinton and ourrounding COUOtry
that we have opened new Millinery Parlors over Messrs. Tozer « Brown's store and we are
having a,
Grand Millinery Opening
On the above date. We extend to you and your friends a hearty invitation to this opening.
Come and enjoy yourselves and see the many dainty novelties for spring wear,
We have engaged Miss Leigh of St. Catharines for the season as our.head trimmer,
Miss Leigh has had several years experience in high-class Millinery in cities, and comes
well recommended.
Our Prices are .Moderate.
Our StylesExclusive
NEW SPRING COATS
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The new Spring Coats are here in all
their glory in black and light and dark
fawns, light tweeds, etc. This season Dame
Fashion predicts short' coats, hip length,
semi -fitting back to be the vogue. We have
them -in all the popular colorings, and iii.
vite you to itiSpect themas often as you
please. Prices run from $5 to $12.
Ladies
Rea,dy.to-Wear
Gar
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CLINTON
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THURSDAY AFTER4OON
AND EVENING
March 26 and Following Days
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Thursday afternoon, March 26th. we make our first display of the NEW SPRING MIL-
LINERY,DRESS GOODS, MUSLINS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, SPRING COATS, ETC.
and cordially invite you to be present to see the fittest showing of new and fashionable mer-
chandise • ever exhibited by this store, r.
On Thurgday evening our store will be open from 8 o'clock until 9.30 in order to give all
who cannot come during the day a, chance to see the display at its best Everybody welcome. -
• Girls' Millinery Department.
Here's something new—A IVIILLINERY DEPARTMENT FOR T1113 GIRLS. It Will' be.
entirely separate from the general, Millinery Department, and we Invite all the girls in Clinton
and vicinity to come to our stoie on •
Pridau Afternoon, March 27th, Prom 4 to 6 o'clock
To see the finest display of Girls' Spring Kitts ever shown in Clinton. Don't 'forget:the day -
and lion'tforget every girl in Clinton and surrounding country is invited, v. hether you get one
of the announcements or not.
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