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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-05-14, Page 86
ummer Millinery
Disiilay.
Thursday, griday and. Saturday
May 21st, 22nd and 23rd.
Grand display of Summer Millinery styles in our
show room on Viiursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week. 94ght styles for summer prepared 'especlally
for this occasion. New novelties that wilt he shown
for the first time opening days, ViSit Me shoV room.
look Mem over. Whey are nal), very attractive, and
trimmed op for this Summer Opening. Come and see
them. No need to feel under any obligation to buy if
you don't care to. Note the days—Uhursclay, Friday
and Saturday,Way .21 st, 22nd gm123rd•
These specials are for Saturday, •
May 16th, and Next Week.
They'are good every one of them. Positive money
'Savers. Go and buy the goods wholesale and you could
not get them for less moaey„No need to telllow and
why the prices are made so, lo. w, just come and buy
the goods if you want to save money.. They will be
ready the first thing Sitturclay morning and stay at
these prig% until sold.: Quantities are limitectthough,
and best choosing will, be done early. •
40 Carpet Remnants
Carpets—Lengths that cotild be made to do a small room or
will make splendid mats. sofa coverings, etc. The last ends
of some of our beat lines. Not enough in any of them to do
an ordinary sized room, so we want to clean •them out •
quickly, Saturday your choice
One quarter to one third less than regular prke
Linoleum Remnants
Short ends of 2. 3 and 4 yds. wide English endficeitch Lino-
leume. Just short piecee that are left from some of our best
patterns. Not enough to do a room', but bigenough for lots
of purposes. Saturday at • •
One third less than regular price
One end only 4 -yard Scotch Linoleum gond pattern and
quality. It is slightly imperfect boivever,• not enough
though to interfera,,,with the wearing.' .Regular 80c1 per
square yard, Saturday special at
Toweling Ends 70 ,
Good quality Crash Toweling, 17 inches wide, colored bor-
der; lengths all run about one yard each, make splendid tea
towels, clearing at per end
.35
Long Lisle Gloves 25c
50 r airs Long Lisle Glovw silk finished. fine quality, black 25.
or white. regular 25e and 40e, clearing this lot..at per pair.. •
Pearl Buttons -2 Dozen for tse
100 dozen extra fine quality Pearl Buttons, 2 and 4 bole
styles, assorted sizes, put tip one dozen on a •card, regular
lbc per dozen, Saturday per card ac, two cards
Wool Dress Goods 17c •
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Two ends only. pure wool Drees Goodswill make very at-
tractive costumes or separate skirts,clearing Saturday at 17 .
per yard
Striped Dress Goods 350 * .
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Two ends only, Fancy Striped Dress Goode, correct styles .
for this season, regular 80c, these two ends on Saturday at .
per yard. . ▪ w
Embroideries and Insertioris .714c
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250 yards Muslin and Swiss Embroideries and Insertions.
entraiffillies that sold Tor a. gabd-delitiffirreIniiiidf.--
We gather them altogether on Saturday, and put them on
a separate table, at your choice • :„ AS 1 a
assts at $2.50 • .6.
14 only, adeiSilk Waists, creamwhite or blacic;TipTendid- '
qualities nd good styles, regular $4,50 to $5, for quick sell. 0 n
ing your hoice Saturday each LAU la
Lace C rtains Half:Price
25 pairs o y Lace.Curtains. no two air aliko These cur-
tains are sligbtly soiled through having been used as sans- •
pies, otherwise they are in perfect condition, regular price •
$1 to $5. Saturday morning per pair. .. . . . . . HALF PRICE
6, Frilled Curtain Muslin 15c
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14 Silk
Colored and White Coin Spot Muslin, fine quality, frilled on • •
one side, regular 30e, just the thing for bed room curtaies, I g
clearing Saturday at per yard mow
Art Muslin 10c
100 yards Colored Art Muslin. goo# quality and patterns, n
special for Saturday per yard ...... . .... ... ..
Corset Covers 10c
35 only, Corset Covers, made from good, quality English ' I
cistnbric cotton. all sizes, nicely trimmed. :each a 1
Muslin Aprons 45c
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Decorate Your
!tomb.
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Clinton Neink-Record
IN A. 'MANNER DEM:0040
TiE SEASOIs1, ;TIIR STYLE,
YOUR PURSE* AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR I .1•1 DIVIDUAL
TA,STE. WE CLAIM OUR AS.
SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO
THIS. WE THINK WE •RASE
THE LARGEST vAlowrY ; WE
KNOW: WE. HAVE THE POPUL.
AR GOODS AND THAT OUR
FRIOES ARE 13401/T* OUR
STOOK HAS PLEASED MANY
PEOPLE AND IT II4EASES US
TO 'KNOW THAT THEY ABE,
PLEASED, IF YOU WANT
WALL PAPER IT WILL COST
YOU NOTHING. TO SEE OURS.
IT MAY . COST YOU SOME-
THING 'NOT TO,
W. 0. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest,—Always Best
Mr.. Lottie 'Welsh is this week laid Up
with the grip.
Miss Katie Gunn is at ,present
• visit -
Ing in' London. ' •
Mrs. Eph. ItuestaaKlerls visiting tha.
parental home in Berlin.
Miss Edna Jackson has taken a, rosi-
tion as clerk in Linder's grocery
.stonN • • •
Mr. John Hunt of Galt is at present
visiting his father in 'town, Mr. H,
Hunt. '
Miss Wallace. leir Moncluy to re-
join the family at North. Battlefoed,
Sask.
Mrs.. George Swann of. ',Brucefield ris
ited Clinton friends for a couple of
days last week...
Me. C. •Rance is expected home this
week frGrn a business trip through
the lower provinces. ...
Mies Edna Manning spent a _fewdays
•„.in Monkton thisweek with her
brother, Manning.
Mr. Maguire of London, superintendent
for this' district of the:Queen •City
Oil Co, was i&011n.ton oitMomday,
Miss Iva Dodds of Seafortli was the
gloat . of Mr. and Mrs. G. Campbell
from Saturday until Monday last
Mr, Will, Rattenbury, teller in the
Molsons , Bank, is takinga, six -
weeks holiday on account of
'health. • •
Messrs, Robt. Coates of Detrait and
Dr. •McOallum of Crestline,
visited Mrs. • Coates, Sr., for a few`
days last week ..
Mr. Jacktion- Jr., was in Toronto
over Sunday and is this. week in
the North country in the interests
of the 'Jackson Mfg. Co.
Miss Flora Cunnieghame arriVed Mine:
this week after a •lengthy visit with
her uncle- Mr. J. C. Stevenson and.
other friends in California,.
Returning Officer T. D. Johnsen and
Election Clerk S. J. Andrews of-
ficially •visited the different municip-
lett s
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walsh end Miss'
Bessie left Tuesday morning for a
visit with the former's brother in
Oxbow and other friends in `the
West • ' •
Rev. Mr. and MrS. Charlesworth ha-
ing rented the portion of the White-.
head ' residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. Macpheeson, they have taikeri
up their abode there. • • - .
Mr. Lew -Doherty, who moved toi'GOd-
erich a few days ago, has been el-
ected secretary of North street Sun-
day sahool in that town. Lerig.
performed .the same &Wei for Wes-
ley, S. S. for a number of years
very satisfactorily.
The following from (hint -on attended
the Liberal convention la k et forth
on Tuesday : W. J. Paisley, J. W.
Irwin, Dr: Shaw, John Shaw,.. J.
Steehens, T. Cottle, A. Wilkin, A.
Holloway, it. Holmsa, O. Helga;
Cuchriore, T. McKenzie, B. J. Gib-
bings, J. Smith, F. Hall, T. Tripk.
Mr. Harry L. Huston arrived front
Atvinstone on Tuesday, night and is
now in the Molsons Bank. Ho was
formerly one of Manager Dowding's
staff but aboup three years ago was
transferred to another branch, He
has many friends here who are all
very much pleased to see him back
again.
Mr. Oliver Johnson returned home laat'
Thursday evening from a business
trip to Sask. Among other plaees he
visited was Lloydrainster where Mr.
John Bell and family and Mrs.
1VIiine havelocated and Othow where
Mr. Harry Morrish ilas nowbeen
for some 'pare. There former citiz-
ens of Clinton are doing ntell, We
are all pleated to hear.
MesSrs. W. IL Watts and W. Stevens
of town ' ka,ve today tor a two
months visit to friends in 14',ngland
and Wales, The major portion of
the time they 'will spend In North
Devon of width they are both nativ-
es. Mr. Watts came out five years
ago and Mr. Steens in 1818. Both
ate now thorogoing Canadians and
whenever the opportunity piaents
itself they wilt put in a good work
for the Land of the Maple Loaf. They
bought their transportation from
Mr. P. It. Ilodgens.
15 Fancy Muslin Aprons made from good quality white
muslin, bib and straps, nicely trimmed With ,embroidery, 45
regular 0.5c, Saturday special at
Cotton Hose He
200 pairs Ladies' Black Cotton Howe guaranteed fast black, 1 1
tine quality, all sizes, Saturday special at per pair a
Skirts at $2.90
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The choice of our entire stock of iteadymade Skirt's, islack
Venetians, lustres, dark and light fancy tweeds, prices were
$4. $4.50 up to $5.50, We want to clear the skirt Oak oitt nn
and Saturdaf you take your choice at each.. . . .... . . 4La OW
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Raincoats,
10 or 15 Ladies llainCOnta Thetre*COme in grey and fawn
ehadee, can be need either for duet coats or raincoate,
you have any driving to do one vrill save its coet in a itera-
tion. There ate 8 ot .10 different styles, lust the twit one or
two garments of each. Regular price $9 to $15, Saturday g nn
special at each ..... .11•60.4,44•41,•41,4,441,11.4P•dift•P44•44.4.1,••••, I1• la
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TRIP TO TORONTO
AND NIAGARA FALLS
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How to be One of
the Luckg 011013,
1—Buy your dry goods and
Men's Furnishings at our stores
and tell your friends.
2—'Deposit your cash coupons
with Mr.."0. E: Dowding at the
We are sending two Ladies
getting the largest .number of
votes during the contest. on a
five days' trip to Toronto and
Niagara Falls, stopping at the
Queens Hotel while in Toronto
and a trip by boat to Niagara
Molsons Bank. Falls. ALL ABSOLUTELY
FREE.
3—Get all .the coupons you
clan troni your friends. They
are transferable.
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4—Coupons given . only for
cash purchases. . .
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5—Get your.friands working
for you; tell them to buy flora
our store.
6—Coupons given with all ac-
counts paid up from lst May
until July 6th.
WHY. WE DO IT..
Thi f ti 'isnot iveri as
a lact.or..fa!te Eke* but the
..i.:0i411 is based 011 hard con"
mOnitense and. sound
let! We want to encourage the
cash system, hen0o.. the ..FEE
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Standing ot. the
Contest.
Mies Rena O•kP • pf•• 1025
Miss May 1020
Mrs. 0. C. Rance•r••1 ... fv• ....p•pa. 1020
Mies Lou Little . 776
Miss Ida Iolodsay ........ . . . . - . 505
Miss Bertha McRae . . . 325
Mrs. John ..,... 320
Miss I. Rutledge . 125
Mmil ass ass D. a dWstYeasel kr, Be rw
111°11:twzearr"..4.4,11";;..'' 310
125
130
Hiss Hattie
MissuFannyMabe 1 Li :hal IT „ 220220
145
Mies G.• Sage ,
145
Miss May 114545
Miss Ile. Bawden 120
Mmiiesss S. sl3haiwodeeyn 1223
14Miroses hoiudeiteeyn
A.Miss 0. Steep . ▪ 110
Mrs. A. Beacom.
Mrs. J. G. Club
Mies S. .. . . . • . , .• .
Miss S. Haddock. . • .. •
M isa N. Beacons 4 ,
Mrs. R. Carrick ........., . ,
Miss M. Carter . . .. 50
Mr0.81. Switzer
• 110
110
.. . I10
..,... 105
105
. 50
Coupons With
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• To those buying Millinety here (hiring
Tozer & Brown's Trip to' Toronto Contest
we will give cash coupons,
Our stock is complete in all -the newest
summer novelties., '
• OUR AIOTTO—ailitillinery at Popula• r
Prices.” ' • .
nits Cantelon & Co.
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Prirrri• lM11171r7Inleniwirer
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Dry .Goods
and
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Have you decided what you, are going to do about the Curtains for the windows? Now .;
that house-cleaning is nearing the end it is time you decided. We can assist you A'oriderfully
if you. will read the following window items, then come to this store and see for yourself. the I
complete range of patterns we are showing. , gvery yard of curtain goods is splendid value and
you cannot do better than buy your curtains here.
Colored Madras 05c Yard
Genuine Scotch Madras, 54 inches wide, in two toned green,
gold and greets, gold and pink, green and red, fring,e attached
0 to rnatch. A beautiful curtain material and the very new
est thing for libraries, dining rooms, etc. Special
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Hundreds of Curtains.
gg Our showing of Lace Curtains this year is emu -
um plete in every way. Values are the very best, and
patterns are the very newest you can possibly get.
Prices 30c, 75c, $1.00, t1.25 up to 0.50 ,
'Printed Madras 35c . .
Printed Madras for bed room windows, etc.,. 44 incises Wide,
made with white ground and gold or pale blue flower. A 0 g
very pretty window decoration at•per yard • *Wu
Frilled Coin Spot Muslin 20c and 25c
Frilled Coin Spot Muslin. 27 inches and 40 inches wide,.
made in small and large eine spots, deep frill, 27 frith ;tide., .20
40 inches wide ' . ............... . . ... ,....... .2B
Coin Spot 1VIU8lin tee
300 yea& Coln Spot. Muslin In every size Spot, double width 8
very tine qUality at......
Cheaper ones also in stock.
Frilled Robinette Curtain Goods
Frilled BohinetteOurtain Goode, tn a number of whittle,
made With insertion and wide lace. Half a dozen prettv
deeigne VII( Ilk OS**. ..•25 .30 .its .40 .50
Sash Curtain MUSUn 18c and 250
Teri different pattern's in Sash Muslim. Pretty designe and
assorted Widths. Pi icee., • • it • P *g V PP 411.P I *PPP., 111118 1111101
Another Lot of New Hats.
Ready Saturday morning -20 more flew trimmed
hats at popular prices, They include the new f.usiti.
ania Sailor in back, white, tuscan and burnt shades.
Qur prices will suit .you.
Special Ribbon Offer for Saturday
500 yards No. 5 Pure Silk White Ribbon. Regu-
lar price 5e per yard, Saturday, • • I,40
(Not over 20 yards to a customer.)
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