The Clinton News-Record, 1908-05-07, Page 8•
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That. Is Rigio.
axis milline'ry department has once more de.
monstrated its leadership. ..The fact that the
millinery business is' breaking all past records is proof
beyond question that we have once more struck it
right, and :_show :millinery that is pleasing critical
buyers.
The season's best and latest styles are, here. They
keep coming in right along, for we have arranged for
the late novelties to reach us as soon as they appear in
the large centres. We have somethingnew in shapes
and trimmings for this week's shoppers. 'Come in and
see them. -
Order Early—If you want your hat for Sunday,
sure, let us have your order .as early in the • week as
possible. We will guarantee not to disappoint you 'if
you,d4,
Carpet and Curtain Savings
"Savings" abound in our Carpet and Curtain De-
partment. Not a single, solitary yard but has a 'vice
on it that spells "Saving" to those who buy, Great
big generous stocks, too, for you to choose from. No -
1 thing skimped about the assortment, Patterns and
qualities just° what ,you would expect to find here—
Right in every case, . .
4 10 patterns in Union Carpets
Every yard selling at a saving
18. patterns in Wool Carpets I •
Every yard selling at a saving
24 patterns in Tapestry Carpets
. Every yard selling at a saving
15 patterns in Brussels Carpets '
Every pattern selling at a saving
50 Brussels arid Tapestry Rugs • .
Every one selling at a saving
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you can here, You certainly can as long as present
stocks last. in stock. You can judge the 'whole list by this. No
need to pay full pace anywhere while you can save as
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Just four to mention here out of the.dozen or mote
Curtain Savings.
We are selling $1.25 Lace Curtains for $1,10
1.50 Lace Curtains for 1.30
2.00 Lace Curtains for 1.70
2.50 Lace Curtains for 2.15
We are selling better .Lace Curtains at correspond- ,
ing reductions. Every pattern good. Every quality -
can be depended upon.
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Tons of Lmoleums.
Tons of Linoleums here to -day. By far the best
stocks that ever were in the store Every yard bought
direct from English And Scottish makers. Every yard
selling now at saving prices. Qualities that are thor-
oughly seasoned and will stfind any amount of hard
wear. 13lock or floral patterns, two, three or four
yards wide. •
371/2c, 42C: and 55c the Square Yard
Savings in Hosiery and Gloves
There isn't a pair of Hosiery or Gloves in the store
that is not selling for leas than it ought to sell at. The
little savings make up big ones, and you can buy your
summer Gloves and Hosiery for less money here than
anywhere else. Every pair is reduced in price.
need to tell you qualities are good. You know that.
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%orate Your
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IN A MANNER BECOMING
THE SEASON, THE STYLE,
YOUR PURSE, AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR INDI I D I/ A L
TASTE. WE CLAIM OUR AS.
SORTUENT TO BE EQUAL TO
THIS. WE THINK WE HAVE
THE LARGEST VARIETY ; WE
KNOW WE HAVE THE POPUL-
AR GOODS AND THAT OUR
PRICES ARE RIGHT. 0U1
STOCK HAS PLEASED MANY
PEOPLE AND IT .FLEAsts us
TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE
vr.mAsEn. W OU WANT
WALL PAPER 'IT WILL COST
YOIT NOTHING. TO SEE OURS..
IT MAY COST YOU SOME-
THING NOT TO. •
•W. D. FAIR CO:
Often Cheapest —Always Best
Mr. „Al.. -J. Grigg was in Hensall on
Tuesday afternoon. •
Miss Eva Brownvisited relatives! in• :
Ilensall this week.
Miss Ella Cline :yisited her 'aunt, Mrs.
Hoover on.ltonday.
Mr. A. j.. Holloway was in ;rerohto
last week on. business.
Mr. •
•Brophy, photographer at, G'ofecichl
• was in town on Sunday..
Mr. Wilburt MoIlveen visited friends
on the Base Line last week. ;
Miss Annie, McCorvie is at present
visiting her mother in'Lucknow.
Miss Dora Scott of Hallett township
visited Clinton friends last, weer..
Mr. and Mrs John Lasham, Londes-
boro, were in Clinton on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Treleaven spent Sunday
at. the former 's home in Lucktiow.
Miss Campbell of Seatortat was the
guest over Sunday of Mrs. Dowser.
Rev. Mr. • Ayearst, provincial license
inspeeter,was in town on Monday.
Mr.. John MeIlveen•of town his taken
a position as head baker in Paisley,
Miss Dewar of St Marys is the guest
at present of her .sister, Mrs, Jas.'
Fair. :
Miss Grace Torrance returned yes-
terday from a visit to friends in
Guelph, •
Mr. Sam. Agnew Went to London on
Tuesday.. Where prospects look 'geed
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for him..
Miss M. McLellan, who has been in
Toronto for some tune, is expected
home this Week.
Miss Jennie Shannon returned yester-
day to resume her studies at Alma..
: College, St. Thomis, • •
Mrs R Irwin: is in Toronto attending.
• a meeting of the W. M S. of • the,
Presbyterian church. • `
Mr. 'Harry, Beacom . attended the
South Huron Conservative conventioni
itt.Hensill on: Tue,sday., .
Mrs. McQueen of Petrolia is at pres-
ent the guest- of her daughter, Mrs;
Janics McCrae of town. -
Mr, and Mrs. W. .S. Brown of Log
Angeles, Cal., are the guests of the
former's sister, Mrs. T. A. Greig.
Mrs. Hegler who has been visiting her
• daughter, Mrs. A. P. Gundry for
Some. time, returned to her. home
at Ingersoll on Saturday,
Mr. •Ed. Rutledge is over from' Flint,
• Mich.; after ten years absence and
. visiting his brother, Mr. Harry Rut-
le:age; and other relatiVeg. . •
Mrs; Henry Stewart and Miss Flossy
Stewart of Seaforth and 1V1r. Nor-,
man Patterson of Exeter spent a
few days lett weck as the guests
f IVIrs, H. Routledge.
Mrs. 'P. A. Greig will be' At Home
to her caller on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday afternoon- next Mrs. Brown •
of Los Angeles, CaL, wh�. is her
guest; will receive with her. '
1VIestrs. W. S. 11. Holmes and J. P.
Sheppatd, . dnancial • and recording
secreary, reapective41 at Court
•Maple Leaf, will vislt the Lonsleg-
.boro Court On Friday evening on a
matter of fraternal. in,taest.
Wm, Charles .1Vrekirinoii hai returned
• from Edmonton, Alberta, and is
the guest of her parents. • Mr. Mc-
• Kinnon has resigned his position itt
• tho Edmonton Collegiate and ac-
' opted a. similar • on in Dundas,
this provinee.
Mr. 0, Sanderson of West klartleplool,
• England, has beeti the guest • this
• week of his cousin, Mr, W. Jackson,
• Mr. Sanderson is a consulting engin-
eer of Wide reputation and come to
this side.of, the Atlantic on business.
TMs is his first visit to Canada.
Miss Gibbings, Mr. and Mrs, 8, • 3.
Othhings, Mrs, Treleaven and Messrs
Will Harland, R. A. DoWns and Leh
Weir returned. Tuesday a. m. from
Luelmos,v where th evening previous
• they gave an elite taitiment under
• the ,auspices of the Methodist church,
On Sunday the male members of the
• Party furnigherl the muSie to t1
church services. . •
Mrs. J, Ramilton, wife of last year's
mayor of Nelson, B. C., and 1V/its
• Ahrlid Rath of the Public school
• teaching staff of Rossland are guest;
• of their sister, S. Komi);
Both ladift were at one time stud-,
cuts at the C.C.I. and subsequently 1
at the Model spliool. They are no*
east oti a, two months visit to relit -
/Lives in Ont!trin.
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Vacation tutifl
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Contest Extraordinary.
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Now thatiwe have provided an excellent outing for two ladies, the question arises each day
WHP IS WINO?
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The contest which opened April 30th, will conclUde on the 6th day of July and the
Trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls will be a Realltg.
• It is a real educational treat and one of the most pleasurable outings:
FOUR DAYS IN TORONTO.
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• • The party will have.aimple time to view all the principal points' of Interest In the beautiful
city of Toronto and Niagara ralls. • . •
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• BE ONE—YOU CAN
'47,"' The standing of candidates will be published for the first time in the local papers, May
14th, or may be seen at any time at our store. • ,
Toronto in the summer time is an ideal location, offering ample and all kinds of sights as
well as places of amusement and recreation.
•• The contest rnc1u1es both stores purchases. • .
Millinery Exclusively.
To those who have not yet procured their Nev Spring Hat we extend an/invitation 10 visit
our show room over Tozer & Brown's store. We follow your idea as well as our own, and cater to
your patronage. Our prices are moderate and a call will convince you.
MISS CANTELON & CO.
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flay is the big millinery month\ here, and we are well
prepared for it with the biggest assortment of trimmed and
untrinimed shapes, flowers, ribbons, etc., that we have ever
shown.
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. • . In :spite of a backward season, sales- are **ay:ahead of
last season, • which goes toshow that .NeWcornbe's Milllncry
•has the 'style, yet. is .moderately priced. . . • . . •
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Don't buy your new hat until you see our display, Our
tyles will snit you so will the prices. •
The Merry VVidow Suit
Special AnnounCement.
• The new. (terry Widow Tailored Ault Is now on display at this store. It is the verynewest
design made, with tbenevi pleated skirt and bias folds around the bottom, three button Prince
Chap Coat, lined with cream silk, Made frorri all wool cloths. ,Vour choice of sem, patiamas
or venetians, Colors of golden bi'own, 'navy, cardinal, black, etc. The best tailored suit made
in Canada at the price), splendid value at $20, our price. •.,•1101•••••• 4413695
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