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The Clinton News-Record, 1908-03-26, Page 8c•. 8 sompowigammivat4 , 0 New Waists .98c Regular $1 .25 Saturday we put on sale a shipment of new waists at 9$e each, These waists are made from. fine lawns, have three-quarter sleeves, handsome embroider y fronts, and are trimmed with tucking and insertions, There are four distinct styles, all good. Regular value is easily $1,25, Saturday morning 25 to sell at each 98c. Better Waists ati$1.50, $2 and: $2.50. All at Retiring Sale Values. Millinery Opening Continued The opening display of Spring Millinery will be continued s.11 next week. This is our last Millinery Opening in Clinton, and we have endeavored to make it our best. That our efforts have ' been successful is shown by the many appreciative comments of the crowds who have thronged our show rooms since the first ria` . We never prepared more hats for an open— ing, never showed millinery that was the equal of that in our show room to-dfiy. Don't mass seeing the new hats, whether you want to order just yet or not. Even if you do not, you really ought to see what is by long odds the choicest collection of high-class Millinery we have ever attempted to offer our customers. You will be welcome any day. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, the best in the world to -clay, can now be had from us. We have the agency for this: pattern in con- nection with our Goderich store and it'only takes half a day to get one for you any time. Catalogue showing all patterns made by them are here for you to order from. The Season's Correct Dress Goods Plain fabrics of almost all kinds are still the `most popular and more in demand than any othe dress material. Fancystripes are also good and are in favor for those who want something out of the ordi- nary. Our stock of plain.. dress materials, such as ., Venetians, Broadcloths, Panamas, ' Voiles and Wool. Taffetas, is practically as good as it ever. was. We. have all the correct shades for spring wear, and pricesare based on the fact that we want to: sell the. goods right ' out this season because we are retiring from business in Clinton. We are also showing some very 'lobby.suitings. and costumes in Chevron and fancy stripes that will I, appeal to those who want something exclusive.. Come' • and examine our Dress Goods stock before you select your spring costume. If saving money,: is any object. to you, you can do it hare. Panamas 48c, 98c Venetians & Broadcloths 69c, 98c, $1.25 Wool Taffetas 42c, 48c, 82c Voiles 45c, 690, 82c All at Retiring Sale prices, which means they cost you less money here than same aualityvsill anywhere • else. Saving Prices on lawns Good Lawns at saving prices. JuSt'a.little, ,say • from 3 to 6 cents a yard lower than.you .will get. the • same quality for anywhere else. India Linen Lawn tic. Good quality India Linon Lawn, one of the lines we have• imported direct from the makers, clearing now at per yard I.I A Better One at 1234e Better quality genuine Linen Lawn. 'nice even thread, suit- able for waists, underwear, etc, Veryspecialfor sale at I nl per yard .1 2 A Better One Still i5c Finer quality real India Lawn, nice finish, and.suitabie for • S almost any purpose. Veryspecial for sale at per yardI A Better One Still 190 This is an exceptionally good Lawn. the regular value is 25c per yard, this is the price it has been selling at. Of course we want to clear it all out now, and as long as it lasts you can buy it at per yard .. a NEW SPRING JACKETS. Some nobby now Spring Jackets in •black and fawns, opened up this week. Real natty styles, core rect in every detail, and although they are all new, selling at Retiring Sale prices, . You Save on Everything We want to emphasize the fact, and impress it upon you, that, although the stock is being kept •up.to-date right along, t e this business is being continued this sole ob. sea. n ase with $ so ject in view of selling out as speedily as possible. We are positively retiring from business in Clinton and have no thought of making money out of the business this season, Prices on everything are cut. Nut an article in the store, save spools, but is selling at reduced prices, That means your dollars will get niore here than they will anywhere else. If swing money is any object to you, you ought at least to see what we can do in spring. for you before you do your Dry Goods Buying g for Clinton NewswRcco rd Decorate Your. Loom. INA MANNER BECOM?.NG THE SEASON, THE STYLE, YOUR' PURSE, AND ABOVE ALL YOUR INDIVIDUAL TASTE, WE CLAIM. OUR AS- SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO THIS. WE THINK WE HAVE THE LARGEST VARIETY ; WE KNOW WE HAVE THE POPUI- AR. GOODS AND THAT OUR PRICES ' ARE RIGHT, OUR STOCK HAS PLEASED. MANY PEOPLE AND IT PLEASES US TO KNOW THAT • THEY ARE PLEASED. IF 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 oN 1 ,,I•^u; 1pi� mnnunuu,unwunnpq,� til6.:„,• —timuHl iii„ Mr. Roy East•. went to London . on Monday. . Mr. Roy Hellyar 'returned to Prescott on Monday.. . Mr. Rattcnbury and Mrs. . Logan went to Toronto today. Mr. C. , E. Dowding was in Owen Sound on Saturday. Dr. Agnew returned haute .from the West on Saturday.. Miss Dell O'Neil was home from Mil-. vertgn over Sunday. Mr. W. Jackson was: in Toronto a few days of the past week, ' • Miss':Lila Ford spent a couple -o[ -days, last week in Holmes ille. Miss Edna 'Jackson was in Goderich from Saturday until Monday. Mrs.: C ' E. Dowding is visiting, :at the parental `home .in Owen Sound. • Miss Edna Manning has gone to God- erich ,to spend a, couple of weeks. Judge Holt was in town Monday presiding over the Division Court: Misses Pearl .O'Neil and Annie. For- rester ' were in. London' on Tuesday. Mr. John Armour. of Woodstock,.for- ', merly of Clinton, wasin town last week. Mrs. G. D. McTaggart and her little daughter . • went to,; Toronto this . •morning. Miss. Mabel Twitchell has taken position in one. `of the stores in Seaforth. Mr Oliver Johnson 12ft last w, ek ler Lloydminster, Sas' wish :, car- load of horses. Mt., John:Mullholland left on Mont day for.; Hespeler where he has,. de- cured a'position Miss Marjory .McIvor returned home from Hensall and ,Kippers this `week where she has been sewing • Rev, J. Greene was in Hanover . last week attending the funeral of an .old' friend;' Mr. T. M. "Boyd. Mr. C. H. Wallis. leaves next week on a business trip to the West and iva} go on through. to Vancouver. Miss Clarice . Laithwatte of ; Goderich spent- several days. last `week as the - guelst:11 Mr: and -Mrs' W.es: Stcyciis Mrs Livermore Sr,: ret 'aed last week from: • a visit . to her daughters, Messrs.. Cassels and Sheppard, Lon don. Mt .,John -Churchill, son of Councillor Churchill of:'Hullett, ,left last week for Victoria, B. C. •where hit 'sis- ter, Mrs.. West,is. living:' Mr. .E. H. Cooper,: Montreal, brother of Mr. A. T. Cooper, . town,` has . been visiting his sister, Mrs. Victor.. ,:.French of Wetaskiwin, Alberta. Mr. G. D. ' McTaggart returned ori. Saturday,' from a 'three -weeks' visit to Cuba. . He was accompanied by his brother, Mr. W. McTaggart of Toronto. • Mr. Thos, Ginn, Detroit, 'visited . re- halves in Clinton for a couple "of days this .week. He was accompan- ied by his . partner, Mr. Charles Goodenow. . Mr. and Miss Breckenridge of Now York are the• guests at. present . of their unole, • Mr, John McGarva. They attended the funeral of their fatherat.Ripley last week. Mr., and Mrs. Bradshaw of Sombre, who were married on Wednesday of last week, spent a few days ofe the honeymoon with the former's broth- er. Mr, George Bradshaw of town. • Mr. Adain Cahtclon, who spent the winter with friends in Clinton and Goderich township, started Tues- day to meat a couple Americans at Mahle Creek, Sask., to put through a deal of three thousand five hund- red acres of land he holds near that .town, Ml's, J. B. Car'torc, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. ' Whitting- ton of town, for the past three months and other friends in Canada left last week for Galt where she will visit a few weeks. From there she leaves for her new home in California. Mr. C. C. nance .leaves: oh Monday fors 1 the maritime provinces in the in- terests of. the Jackson Mfg. Co, and expects to be an; ;'it a couple of months, He visits all the principal points and on each succeeding trip is able to report an increased sale of the Lion Brand elothing, During the year Mr, Rance travels 13,800 miles pushing trade. .,. Tkie .)Paw. r Millinery Openin • rlarch 26th, 19W . From Seven Until Ten o'clock. • Ever}ibod . Welcome. Miss Cantelon & Co. beg to announce to the ladies of Minton and 0urrounding countrio.. thatwe have opened new Millinery Parlors over Messrs. Tozer & Brown's store and we are having a Grand Millinery Opening this evening, We extend to you and your friends a hearty invitation to this opening, • Come and enjoy yourselves and see themany dainty novelties for spring wear. We have engaged Mist Leigh of St. Catharines for the season as our head trimmer, rliss Leigh has had several years experience in high-class Millinery in cities, and comes well recommended, Our .Prices are Moderate. Our Stu1es Exclusive NEW SPRING GOATS.: 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' f itting back to ' be the vogue. We have them in all .the popular colorings, and in- vite you to inspect them as often as you please. Prices run from :$5 to $12. Ladies' Readysto -Wear Garments • N O . Dry' Goods and Millinery . • on*Show Dag and Save nfon . CO��e to Mone}l as •:Well. We hdve prepared a big list of Specials for Show .'Day,. Thursday, April 2nd, and by spending the day dere. you can . make it profitable, as well as enjoyable: Read carefully, the list of savings which goon sale for one day. only, Thursday, April 2nd. Dress Goods 25c A G-reat Veiling Bargain 30oCottonade 24c Two hundred 'yards Dress Goods including Plain colors, plaids and fancy tweeds, just the thingfor girls dresses, Regular 35o and 40e, Thurday. .;. .:.. ,....., .25 Dress Goods 50c Two hundred yards of dress goods, induct- ing almost every shade in different weaves, in- cluding poplins, panamas, etc. Regular p60 up to 75e, Thursday Fine Dress c3-inghams 121'o One thousand yards fine quality Dress Gingha'ms in small, medium and large checks— every color shown, including black and white in four size checks. Regular price up to iZ, show day price • ... ,. . 20e Embroider'' 1214c Three hundred yaw& of Embroidery. with insertion' to match, 8 to 6 inches wide. Regular price up to 20e. show day price . . 40c Corset Cover Embroidery 25c Fifty yards Ogrset Cover Embroidery in four pretty patterns. Regular prise 35e and 40c show day price . ........... .25 35c Rib Cashmere nose 25 Ninety pair~ Rib and Plain Cashmere Hose in sizes 7 to 04. Excellent value at 35e per pair, iS. show day... ... ........... ...........„ .Z 40c Taffeta Ribbons 25e Two hundred yards 44 and 5 inch Plain 40•inoli Cotton 10%e Taffeta Silk ftibbon in pink, navy, pale blue, white, cream, blackcardinal, old rose, ;mile One piece only, fine quality Factory Cotton green. etc. A beautiful stiff ribbon, worth 35c full 40 inches wide. Regular price 18c. show and 40eper yard, show day.,.. . ,.,... .*.il .......,..:,,.......... .. wio: Threehundred yards newest Mesh Veilings .alsosouse lbefonne Veilings, in brown, grey, navy, green, black and white Regular price up to 50e, show day price. a'... .. , ...... .25 $1,50 Underskirts 980 Sixteen only Sleek Sateen Underskirts, beautiful glossy finish, the best. skirt sold at $1.25 and $1.50« show' day .::..........,., .tib, Black Dress Skirts $3.95. : Ladies Black, Drees Skirts, made from good wearing Vicuna cloth, made in three or four pretty styles, splendid fitting skirt§, all sizes up to 27 inch waist. Our special price..., 3.95 Toweling ac: Yard Just one hundred yards, gond quality. Roller Toweling, best 5c quality, show day....., .03 Special Raincoat Offer. Ladies' English Oravenette Raincoats, in dark grey, fawn, bronze, .black and navy blue. sizes 32 to 42, equal to any raincoat sold at $12 to $15. show day...,., ................ 10.00 Shirting, Standard Quality Just 75 yards to sell, Standard and Ameri- can Shlrtings, checks and stripes, light and dark, Values 15e, show day.....,....,. .12i Grafon's Prints i2ke - y Prints lam:` Grafton's English,n all the wanted i shades, guaranteed absolutely fast colors, price Sixty yards best quality stripe Oottonade, regular30c yard, show day a4 $1..25 Bed Spreads $1 Twetee only, large White Bed Spreads, double bed size. Regular` price $L25, show day... .......:............ ...... . 100,. 1.00:. $25 . 2 .. 1Lace Curtains $1 Just 12 pair to sell, Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, three and a half yards . long, b4• inches wide, in pretty floral designs.. Regular price $1,25, show day per pair . 1.00 $1.50. Lawn Waists $1, Sixteen only, White Lawn Waists.' trimmed With lace and embroidery, Special for show day...a.............:.w.;... r,,. i.00 Umbrellas 5oc Twenty-four only, Ladies' Parasols and Men's Umbrellas, equal to the best $1 qualities. Only one tq a customer, show day.,..,.. .50 See.Or Great Display of 1VCillnery Our dispisy of Spring Millinery is larger this year than ever. Never did we have such an immense showing of Trimmed Hats, Flow. ers, Shapes, Ribbons Wings, Rte, See tiie Girls' 1VYi11iner Department Something new, a Millinery Department devoted entirely for the girls, More Girls fiats alone to see here than all other kinds combined at most milliner' stores. Prises to suit every. body.