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tiny 215t,, 1908
.THE
sillOINIING OF
miner
Millinery
Our special showing of Summer Millinery on
Thursday, Friday and. Saturday, May 21st, 22nd
and 23rd, will be well worth seeing. Miss Reynolds
and her staff have made extra"preparations for the
event. They have.been particular to secure the very
latest novelties both in shapes' and trimmings, and.
you can depend on seeing Summer Millinery that is
RIGHT " if you visit the show room Thursday,
Friday or Saturday,, Come whether you wish to
,buy of not, we will be glad to have you.
Do you want a new hat for the 24th.? if you
do, see the special lot we will have trimmed up on
Saturday. , You will be almost sure to find just the
one you•want among them.
These are Next , Saturday Specials
Real good they are, everyone of them. The kind
that spell "Money Saved" for every 'buyer. A. few that
were left from last Saturnay selling. :Most of them on
the bargain counters for the first time Saturday, . May 23,
Matting Ends
25 short ends and remnants of Japanese and China batting.
Length 8 to 6 yards, all colors. Qualities that sold at 15c to
50e per yard, Choice Saturday:, , : HALF PRICE
The Carpet Ends
Still a goodly onmber of Carpet Remnants to sell, .although
we cleared a lot last Saturday. Remnants .of .Brussel.
Wool. Tapestry and 'Union Carpets. ,Lengths from 4 t
or I5 yard's. Clearing • Saturday sty ..:One-third less than regular
Wool Carpets .50c
A11 solid Wool Carpet. full yard wide, reversible patterns(
in greens,, browns and reds, at 65c it is a bargain A Sat-
urday special at per yard. . , , , • .EA
Linoleum ,Ends
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One end ohly,,4 yard wide Scotch Linoleum,,; nice floral pat=''
tern, slightly imperfect. regular 60c, clearing Saturday at
per square yard ............ ....... ......:..... ...,..
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.. Choice Of the Skirts $2.90.
Choice of ail our Ready-made Skirts in tweeds,; plain
cloths, Sicilians and lustres. Good styles and qualities A Q A
Regular price up to $6.00, any of them, Saturday at ,.... L.
Raincoats $1.90
Six only Raincoats, nearly all small sizes, made from, guar-
anteed showerproof cloth. Capital thing for girls going to
school. Choice of the lot Saturday at each 1.90
50c-Bobinette Curtaining 27c
Bobbinette Curtaining, frilltrimmed with laceand in-
iertion, small spots. Regular 50c. This and is slightly '..
soiled from being displayed, Saturday we clear it at per yd 27
Vests 2 for 25c
100 only.. ladies new White Cotton Vests, half sleeves or
sleeveless, very fine quality, extra special value at 2 for. .25
Wrappers 95c
Fifteen or twenty Print or Wrapparette Wrappers, assorted
sizes and colors to clear Saturday at each
White Cotton Cows $i,13.
Ladies White Cotton Gowns made froth erttea quality Eng-
lish
nglish cambric finished cotton, steels double sewn. cut very
full, yoke of embroidery and insertion.: 'Regular $1.50, Sat-
urday each.
1.13
Frilled Curtain Muslin 15c
Frilled Curtain Muslin, blue patterns and white. ground.
Regular 30c, very suitable for bed rooms, • clearing at per
yard . .15
Ends of Toweli•
ng 9c
1 to 1* yard ends heavy Linen Toweling, 18 inches wide,
red border. The standard 124c quality at least, Saturday
special per end ...... ...... .........•,.:r..........,,.• e0>i
Lace Edging 2 Yards for lc
400 yards Cottotr Lace Edging, several different patterns.
clearing Saturday at 2 yards for.., s ....+, 0:. , , . •, .01'
Silk Gloves 25c
Ladies pure Silk Gloves, black or white, mostly ,snail sizes.
Regular 40c to 60e, Saturday per pair . . . ......... . .14 , , ... .nd
Trimming Laces 0c
200 yards fancy cotton Trimming Laces, $ to 5 inches wide.
Regular 12hc to 15e, clearing at pee yard ' 4 1,. • .. • .. • .00
$1.00 Corset Cover Embroidery 60c
Fifteen or twenty yards fine Corset Cover Embroidery, ex-
egu-ltra fine quality clloth,;finished with beading edges. Regu-
lar $1, Saturdat
ar$1,Saturday per yard.., 1040'0614x1114,.,4?•.r, .1..•.4.•,.,
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60c Corsetleover Embroidery 390',
Fifteen yards Swiss Corset Cover Embroidery, good pat -
ns' and strobg cipth. • Regular 60C, Saturday special per �1�•
yard" 41.'44.1•••4414.. . 441.1, 44*•4W11414,• Y.1.9
DIRECT ntiPolarries : "'` /.nveonr, t; Nr
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Dec orate Your
,.own.
IN MANNER"BECOM*.NG
THE SEASON, THE STYLE,
YOUR PURSE, AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR INDIVIDUAL.
TASTE WE CLAIM OUR'AS4
SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO
•THIS. WE THINI. WE HAVE
THE LARGEST VARIETY ; WE
KNOW WE HAVE THE POPUL-
AR. GOODS AWD THAT OUR
PRICES ARE • RIOI-IT.. OUR
STOCK HAS PLEASEEDr MANX.
PEOPLE AND IT PLEASES US
TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE
PLEASED. IF •YOU WANT'
WALL PAPER LT SWILL COST
YOU NOTHING TO SEE OURS.
IT MAY COST YOU SOME-
THING .NOT. TO,
W. D. FAIR. CO.
Often Cheapest :-Always Best
Captain and ' Mrs. McTaggart are in.
• Tor nto.
Miss Mabel Lanxton • spent Sunday
in Goderich. •
Mr: James ' Stevens was • in Goderich ..
over Sunday. '
Mr., Johh'. Moffat of Dundas was home
Over . Sunday. •
Miss Jessie Caldwell ' has returned
home in Toronto:
Mr. Frank, O'Neil returned last Saturn
hay' from ;Moosejaw, Sask.
Mrs. A. J. Holloway ' spent a; scouplp
Of .days.• in_BIyth,last..weelr. •.
Mr. Walter. Saults and .daughter, God-
, erich, were in Clinton on Sunday. • I
Mr; F. J. Stroud of lie Molsons Bank;
has 'been transferred to. Alvinstone.
Mrs. (Dr.) Smith and Master Kenneth.
of Bayfield :w'ere in town yesterday
Miss.. 0. Crawford of. Dungannon is at
present the guest of 'Mrs E. Cantlel- . _•;
on,
Miss Norma Sperling will spend ' the.
44th with Mr. and Mrs. S..0. Rath -i
we11,
-Miss -Lizzie, Tiawhill of 'Dundas is
spending : a . 'week ab;her .homy in
town'
Mr, • Walter . Jackson returned from
Hamilton last night His'brother IS
very ill.
Mrs. McCallum and -child ` of Seaforth'.
were t guests lasFriday of Mrs. W. -,
T. O'Neil. •
Mrs. R.. C. Belcher returned home on
Thursday from a visit. to friends in
St, Thomas.,
Inspector Weatherall, Toronto, visit
ed the Collegiate on Thursday and
Friday last:
Mr,. McTaggart of Blyth spent Sun-
day at the home of Mrs: Thompson,:
Albert street. •
Revs.:Tolliffe, Greene and Kerr • .at
traded the District meeting in God
each this week.
Mr J. W. Elliott is in- the southern
part of the county this week buying
horses for his livery,
Miss Cowan, C. P. .telegraph oiler-
ator,vrill spend'' the • 24th at.
home in Mount ,Forest.
Mr.: and Mrs.: C. N.• Reuther and fam-
ily of • Berlin were gueS:ts of • , Mrs.
Stroame over Stwiday.. '
Miss Nellie 'Robinson returned on
Tuesday after spending a few days
with friends near Varna.
Mr. Harry Stevens: has retuined from.
St ,Mary's where- he- was engaged as
baker for several months. •
Mrs. J C. .Barber and daughter.
• • Gladys, Willie, are guests .of, . her
• sister, .Mrs.. S. 0: Rathwell.
Miss Jessie Barton, ' clerk' at New-
. combe's,is spending a •couple of
weeks' holidays at Wroxeter:
Mr. W. SimpSon drove a load of.
Brucefield Templets `to Eeniniller
and back on Tuesday evening.
Messrs. 1.1. B. Chant and R J. Cluff
attended a.mget,ing of Mallock Chap-
ter,.: Seaforth, an 1114onday' evening;.
Mt William Barge Came home , last
funeral •of has 'brother, the late Alf.
night from Chicago to attend the
I Marge..
Mr. Robert Dunbar, brother of Rev.
W. it Dunbar • of the Bo1n esvilla-
parish, has joined the Maisons, Dank
staff as junicfr. •
Messrs. W, Jackson and: J. iliseman
xeproaented the lawn bowling • club
ata meeting held in ' Stratford on
Wednesday. •
Mr. 0, H. Pugh via joined, last week
by his wife and family. They have
taken. up their abode on Rattenbury
street next Dr. Gunn's,
M. T.. T. Murphy and his mother,
Mrs. H., ]Viui'phy, left yesterday for
Aylmer 'to attend the funeral of
Miss Annie Gibson, niece of Mrt.
Murphy,
Mr, R. ;i. Howard, who formerly
clerked. with Marland 53 rot., left yes-
terday for La Pere, Mich,, where
he has secured a :position in a hard
ware store.
Mr. .fames Old of, Caledonia is this
week visiting Mr. D. B. . 'Kennedy
and other friends in Clinton. Pifty-'
five years ago they attended the sanity
Sunday school.
Mr, E. Mole, manager of the eltetrie.
light works, Seafarth; and Mr. It
Stalker, head sawer at Anaent's mill
in the same town,+were in Clinton
ori Saturday on thntr way .to visit
.Auburn friends over Sunday.
f:),Paz,
Just Six Weeks -More For
Voting. •
nd .life two.Iuc,ky .iailies•"will be on our free trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Get in Boar votes. EverU vote Counts...
All.coupous transferable. Get your friends to collect coupons for you.
Be one of the Lucky ones..
You Can..
Miss Fanny Iiibha... ,,, 1405
Miss MabeiLannon.., ,:.. 1405
Miss Rena Pickett..., • „, . ,.., 139'.1
Mrs. U. U. Rance,.,, ...,... 1265
Miss May_" Rance.... ..... • •
Miss M: Lappine.. .; '1085
,Miss Lou Little. , , • , 1010
Mrs. A. Beacom....., • •,,..,, 530'
Miss N, Beacom, ., ':. , 815
Standing of the Contest.
Mies ,(da. Lindsay , , , .
Miss Hattie Holloway
Mfrs.. John Me0iacherty •
Mrs. R. Carrick,. . ...., .
Mrs. S. Switzer . • ,. ,,.., • ,; 4
Miss Gladys Switzer ..,,,, , ......
Miss May Holland
Miss G. Sage
Miss J. Rutlede.........' ,.,.
605
800. :
520. •
250
45
245
245
230
Miss D. Walker
Miss N. Steep
Miss 0, Shipley
Miss "C.Steep: ,,... .. ..,,
Mrs. J. C. ()rich
Miss S. Nott..... ..
Mise S. Haddock .
Mise L. Potts
Miss C. Ford.
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210
210
210
'205 .
205
205
Big Bargains on . White . Lawn Waists for Satur. dag Only.
A clearing line of f usl,In Waists from one of
manufacturers prices, and we are passing them on to
$2 Waists for $1.48
New fine White 11`luii Waists, silk em-
broidery fronts. several new styles, dainti- • ,.
ly trimmed with laces, two new designs.
all sizes . regular $$2 00 for
.g 1..48 ..
Children's: Straw
Mats
Just received a new shipment of Chil-
dren's Straw .Hats, several new styles inI.ori
the lot, fancy bands, etc., from 28c up. to • rIOU
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Summer Milliner
The very newest in Nair Summer Millinery
is here in great'variety. Call, and site the. new
Merry widow Straw Hat.
Coupons for the trip to Toronto contest
given With cash sales.
bliss Cantelon.4 Co.
the largest manufacturers, at less'than
yau,
$1.25 'Lawn Waists 98c
New Lawn Waists. insertion .:fronts,
three-quarter sleeves, . two very , dainty '
styles; sizes 34, 36.38 and 40 only, regularp
$1;25, Saturday and Monday,,,,,,,,,,,, , ■9D..
$1.5o :White• .Muti
Waists $1.10
New' White Mull Waists, tucked ' and
insertion fronts, two very 'dainty designs, nn
all sizes, regular price 31.50 for U
$1.75 White Mull
Waists $1.25
'New Mull Waists, in:silk embroidered
fronts,. pleated, two styles, in all sizes, re•
pular $1.75 for . , f r2
ENTERTAINED ON BIRTHDAY.
Master Murray 'McNeil entertained a, i' Mr.
nunnber of bis • friends on Friday last oldest r
s Seventh. in.honar of. hi eve birthday. , � I ':�Raber
NEXT MONDAY'S PROGRAM. •l dent of
case.
The ,program for next 1VIonday Will Rev,
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he as, follows : • ` • ' the, De.
Toronto,
Football match: at 10 80, Bayfield vs.Toronto
Clinton. At'2 o'clock.•la'erosse match • Capb:. •
to be fellow.ed by athletic events and
to conclude :with the.first lacrosse adcharge
match, Clinton vs..Goderich C. l' s for to
the trophy. The Citizens' .band will $elf up. 10,0 0.
furnish .music through the day, and
give a coneert.in .the evening. ' - Donald
of Grey .
Sao 'while
Toronto.
Michael'
GENERAL' NEWS.
George 1'•'T.. Percival, one of the
residents of Watford, is dead:
t Stoddart, a well-known rest-
._ is dead kern heart lis-.
Donald• C; Hossack, pastor of
Diet Park Presbyterian` church,
has resigned' to contest Nos thi:
as an Independent 'L beraL
Neville Harbottle, wanted on
of embezzlement, has return-
Edmonton, and has given him-
'He was batted in the sum 'of:
McLaughlin, 28 years :of age,.
County,. went. violently in-
ile:attending a convention .int
lie is under restraint at St.
Michael's
C.PiTNTOAr
GENERAL' NEWS. '.
The C. P; R. storehouse at North
Bay Was ,destroyed by fire.
North Waterloo Conservatives nom-
inated Dr, Lackner for the Legisla-
ture;.
Hospil.al, .Toronto.
The first oars • from ' the Preston Car
and Coach Company: have been turned
out. They will be ,run 'on the South-
.western
outh.western Traction Company's line out
of St. Thomas.
hOirolltilefer Shoe.
' We have secured the exclusive
agency for the famous'Ainericatt
Walk -over. Shoe for . Clinton,
and invite our friends to call and
see a full and complete line in
the various shapes, sizes and
widths..: '
The Walk•Over Shoe, because
of its' general excellence, is sold
in 44 countries. and is ennceded
to be the height of s hoe p . erfec•
\l_ tionby the world's wisest.
dresser S.
¢ii�o't�t]tx',y
We cordially Invite you to
visit ut end inspect these goods ,_ ,;ter►�
for yOuraelf. ,
iRRDENARNRE6.USPl�1C4E C. UMW
roti a treat .job in repairing
give us a call. '
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For • : ictoria Day
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Our milliners have prepared another lot of the
newest creations in Hats, for Saturday, and if you
want something decidedly different for Victoria
Day, visit our millinery show room on Saturday.
Some entirely new styles will be shown for the
first time, and you will be surprised at the moder-
ate prices we are asking. A dozen or more pretty
new Hats for girls will also be on sale Saturday,:'
• all moderately priced.
Children's, Millinery Special
Fifteen only, Children's Flops, trimmed with flowers
and taffeta silk^ribbon, pink, pale blue, white, etc,
Special Saturday •. . ,
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We Can Suit in Holiday Needs
Splendid Assortment in the Follow*
ing Holidan Wearable$ r.
Gloves, Hosiery,
Corsets, Belts,
White Underm usli ns,
Short Coats. Parasols,
Wash Suits Neckwear,
Underwear,
Waists
Ribbons,
Skirts, • .
`Veiling,
Etc., . Etc.,. Etc.`
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