HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-06-11, Page 81 .1011R weekly specials are growing more popular as
the weeks go by,. They are genuine m,oney
savers and appeal directly to. the 'pocketbook, Clearing
lines from all over the store selling at these prices, just
because we want to turn thou .into ready money. right
away. r
THESE ARE TilE
for Saturday
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JUNE lath.
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Corset Coyers loc
25 or 30 Corset Covers made from good quality English Cot-
ton. cambric finished, nicely trimmed with laces and inser-
tions, Saturday Special at each.... , ... :10
Children's White Cotton Drawers Ise
15 or 20 pairs Children's White Cotton Drawers. asserted
sizes, good quality cotton, nicely trimmed, clearing-Satut.,
day at each • 10
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Children's Knitted Waists 15c
Children's Knitted Underwaists with strappings .and but- .
tone, just the thing for summer wear, cream only. Regular
25c. Saturday, special at each .15
50c Lisle Gloves 33c
3 dozen pair Long White Lisle Gloves,. sizes 6 to n, extra
fine quality and sold, ail over at 50e. 3 dozen pair to sell
Saturday at per pair ... . . .... . . .. .3 1.5
Black and -Tan Lisle Hose 290
Moak Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, black and the popular tan
shades, splendid quality. Regular 85c and 37ic. We want
to clear the two lines out, and Saturday they go on sale at
per pair .20 •
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Two Big Millinery Specials.
Two more specials from our,:big Millineiy De
partment for Saturday. Hats such as our milliners
know how to trim, selling at about the half price
mark.
$4 Hats at $245
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lb of these Hats trimmed up especially for Saturday. On
them we are using short lengths and last ends of some of •
our most expensive trimmings. In the ordinary way
these hats could not sell for less than $4. Commencing. 2 46
Satutday morning we'll have 15 to choose from at each
$3 Hats at $1.50 • • • •
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These Hats are made up the same way as those at $235
only the trimmings used ere not quite so expensive. If
we were getting them tip in the ordinary way 33 is the
least we could sell them for Now we have started. to
clean up the millinery department, and Saturday there1gn
will he 10 or gl) here to cheese from at each „ . , . a U ,
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Buster Brown Belts 19c
Children's Buster Brown Belts, standard qualities in black
and all colors, Saturday speeial at each .10
Lisle Gloves 19c •
Gray and light fawn shades in Lisle Gloves, regular length,
dome fasteners, special for Saturday .. . ... ............. .10 •
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A Big Dress Goods Extra' . •
50 yards of extra fine .quality French Arnatire
black only, will make handsome dresses•for niourning or
any put pose you want to use black for. • • Regular $1.35
and $1.44!), Saturday morning per yard • 1 U
Odd Parasols 25c• •
8 or 10"-efid-FarrtrParitsoiss-Mest-of-these-are-eliglitlyad
• aged. but they come irr splendidly for children's wear;
Clearing all out Saturday at each. . . .
A Big Lot.of/Entbrolderies at 5c
Over 400 yards in this lot', good quality Swiss Embroideries
and Insertions, assorted widths, not a poor pattern in the
whole lot. nor a single piece that it; not worth a good deal
more than 5c. Choice of them on Saturday at per yard.... .09
25C Muslin 15c
Clinton,Piews.ltemrd
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Decorate Your.
lkoom.
IN A MANNER BECOMING
THE SEASON, THE STYLE,
YOTJRe PURSE, AND ABOVE
ALL YOUR INDIVIDUAL
TASTE, AVE:CLAIM OUR AS-
SORTMENT TO BE EQUAL TO
THIS. WE. THINK WE HAVE
THE L.ARGEST VARIETY ; WE
KNOW WE HAVE, THE POPUL-
AR GOODS AND . THAT OUR
PRICES ARE RIGHT. aim
STOCK HAS PLEASED MANY
PEorrx AND IT rixAszs us
TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE
PLEASED; IF YOU WANT
WALL PAPER IT 'WILL COST
YOU NOTHING To° SE OURS.
IT MAY COST YOU SOME. -
THING NOT TO..
• W. D. FAIR CQ,
Often Cheapest -Always Best
Mr. George Davis is laid up lby, aa
attack -of pleurisy. '
Mrs. A. Edwards; • Bayfield, was
its town en TueSday. • ,
Mr. W. Doherty,. left yesterday on a.
busisse.ss trip to the West.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chant are this
'Week /visiting in. Unionville,
Miss Maggie Ca,rling returned home
from New Mexico last wpek.
Messrs. • D. A. • Cantelon and Peart' Of
Hensall were in town yesterdaY, .
Mr, Frank Chowen arrived at . '
home in tavin on Monday - evening.
Mr. S. Kemp visited his brother -in-:
law, Mr. Rath of. near Blyth, this
wC4Ic• • •
Mr,' Norman, Fitzsimmons, wine clerk
of the Royal 'hotel, :Kincardine, was.
honao Monday. ..........•
Mrs. Poulton and Mrs. Hall of Cleve-
land', Ohio,' are . at present , the
•. guests of Mrs. King. • • ,
Misses Verna . and Hazel Moose ..of,
Winghani. are .guests at Mrs, Arthur
Cantelon's this Week.
Miss Erma Wilsek.of Alpine:, Micb. is
spending a few days visiting her
aunt, Mrs:. A. Mooper.
Mis Norma....Spgrling 'of Brussels vis -
Myrtle Spading
• for a few days this week.
Mr. Clarence Johnson conducted • the
services in Trinity Chtireli, Mitchell
• last Sunday morning and O./ening,.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C: Rathwell 'and the
Misses Watson attended the Keys -
Walker re union in Stanley yesiterday.
Dr. Mcerae. of • Brussels was in toWn
for a few days. t14.9 :week. He. came
down Monday •to 'exercise his fran
cluse
Messrs. T. Jackson Jr and J. W.
Irwin visited • several of the sural
raitools is thenursotinding townships
yesterday,
Mr. ;Harry Gliazier. is at Niagara. Palls
• attending the annual meeting of the
High Court as representative• . of
Conti Maple Leaf.
Mr. )3en. McGuire of Gorrie; a nephew
of Mr. W, J. paisley,' was in town
Tuesday while on hi way to attend
u 'n the 'count towc.
Mrs.. John Hartley, Mrs. T.
Johnson and Rev. C, R. Gunne at,
tended the Anglican -S. S. convention
in Segforth on Thursday last.
Mr. W. F. • Egg of Montreal • is the
guest this week of Air., John Hohnes1
of the Iluron Road. Mr. Egg was
-letmerly, 'connected with the C. F. R.
Mis Nettle Steveno; accompanied by,
Mr' Israel Taylor of London, leaves
on 'Saturday .morning for Aberdeen,
South Dakota, where they will
• visit friends'. • ". :
Mr, Will. Jackson ticketed the follow-
ing to the SVest this. week:H. D.
Johnson and R. A. Thompson, God-
erich township to Edmonton ; mr,
R. Henderson, Mullett, to Winnipeg
ftia, Mr. Frank O'Neil t� Calgary,
Mr. John Crooks left yesterday ea. a
three -months busine.ss trip through
the West for the progressive firm, el
Morrish dc• Crooks). Jahr' never al-
lows the grass to grow under his
feet and where there is business 'to
bo done he gets a good share of it.
Mt. and Mrs. Marry Roatledge and
Mr. John Ginn were dalled to Wing -
ham on Saturday la,at, tO attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Alex.
Hunter. The dot was a sister
of Mr. A. Ginn who now is the last
surviving member of a large family'.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo . Redmond at
Marlette, Mich, were in town to-
day visiting Mr, and Mrs. 5. C.
Rathwell, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gra-
ham and other frienda. They carne
over to attend the re -union of the
Keys...Redmond-Walker families whish
took place ab the home Of Mr • W.
L. Keys of Stanley yesterday and
Was a 'largely attended and very en-
joyable event. Nt. and 1VIrs. Red-
mond wont up to spend a day
With Walton reilatiVes and for the rei
inainder of the week they will be
-the guests of the Stanley contitc-'
Um.
400 or 500 yards Fancy Dress MuSlin, Cbambreys, Gingbams.
Etc. .A. collection of various lines that sold at 25c, 30e, 35.
We want to make' short work of the cotton dress goods, •
stock. and commencing Saturday you can take your choice '
pet yard.19
Dress Muslins 7/9 • .
Not 100 yards in this lot, but the last lengths of Scale lines .
that sold at 12ic to 15c, suitable for waists ;or children's
wear, Saturday morning choice per yard • .07,a
Half Bleached Table Damask, will soon bleach nicelY. good
quality, lust the thing for ordinary 'wear. A. Saturday
special at per yard. .... ........... ... ... . .2 4
Better One 55c •
Every thread of this piece guaranteed pure fax. One•of our
own direct i mportations. Regular 75c, Saturday special per.
yard • • .......... .95
• The Short. Ends of Carpet,.
BIRO We sold a lot of these Carpets last Saturday, still
there ale more of them than we could possibly hope to
sell even in a week. The assortment is still good.
There are plenty of nice patterns to choose from, and
if you want a length of carpet for anextra mat or two,
don't miss this chance,
Dress Skirts $2.90
Do not forget we ate elearing the balance of our stock of
Dress Skirts at $2.00 each. Tweeds or plain cloths. No
matter what the former price, you tan take your choice
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in • White.. Lawn .and. Muslin Waists
We are preparing for our next shipment of Lawn and muslin Waists, and, to be,
ready for them, we are putting on our bargain table Saturday morning the balance of
our first shipment at unhearctof prices. About ten dozen in the lot and new styles.
Don't Vail to be on hand\early Saturday morning and get first choice.
Lot No. 1
White Lawn and Muslin Waists long
and short sleeves, several dainty tayles,
slightly mussed but not soiled. Regular
• $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50, assorted sizes, Sattna A n
day price will be , .. „
Lot No. 2
Fine White Lawn alai milli waists in •
the very newest styles, daintily trimmed,
long and -three quarter sleeves, slightly_
mussed but not soiled. Regular $1.75,
2.00 and 2.25, sizes 34 to 40, Saturday . en
price will be-
$1.75 Mull Waists 98c
Fine White Mull Waists, fine quality
insertion fronts, three•quarter sleeves, '
very dainty designs, new good!, all sizes
Regular $1,75, to insure a clearing sale of
waists on Saturday we mark these
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down to .98
$3 Waists at $1.90
Extra quality fine Muslin 'Waists in
three.quarter sleeves, very dainty inser•
tion fronts, open at baek, 3 good styles
to choose 7rom, in all sizes. 'Regular $3. i no
Saturday only suu
Odd Corsets 35c
• 25 pairs of odd Bizet; and makes in
Corsets. Regular 75c up to $2, clearing 4Q6
thein out Saturday at, .... .......... tf
19c 12ic
20 pieces Fancy Dress Muslin in all
and floral designs. Regular 19c, 'for • 124
Reaclg-to-wear Hats 25c the popular colorings. in stripes checks
About 20 Ladies Ready•to•wear Straw
Hats, daintily trimmed with ribbon And
straw, Regular $1.25 up to $2. Saturday 25
your choice for
Ladies Collars 19c
About 50 Ladies Fancy Collars in silk
and wash linens, new styles, but the last
of our spring purchase, and we want to
clear them out. . Prices run from 25c up in
75c, Saturday, vour choice. . ... 1
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- -How About -Your Summer
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• Our range of Surnmer`Milliiiery Is,complete
in every detail from the lowest to the best.
Our styles are correct. ' Our workmanship
everything that can be desired. We strive, to
• please the hard•to•please with great success and
invite you to call and see our range.
Miss Cantelon tt Co.
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Miss Rena.Pickett
Miss Fanny Hibbs
Miss Mabel Lanxon
Miss Maggie East 3950 Airs. George Hudie 760
Miss N. Beacom 8410 Mise Blanche Tebbutt ..... .. ......•
675
Mrs. John McClacherty„. ... 3170- .' 675'•
Miss Edith Torrance, , • 2525 Mrs. George Tehbutt
Miss 0. Steep....., ' 675
Miss M. Lappine...;,............... 1 6
Mrs. A. Beacom .. • • 231- mitiiiasss NLeetiltine Hanielktah 482.50
Miss May Rance. ..... • . 410 - : Mrs. George Switzer .... ..... ..... 335
Mrs. a v. Rance....... • . ...., ... , . 1405 Miss Gladys SwitZer........ ... . ... • 325
Miss May Holland... - . . . .... ... . . . 1390 . Miss J. Rutledge 290
Miss G. Sage.. av1275 . Miss M. Steep • 285
Miss Hattie lio115-way..,.;.....;.. , 1255 Miss Hattie Judd ...,.., ..... ., 285 112 •
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Standing of the Candidates.
64 20 Miss Lou Little. 1130 Miss S. Haddock.. .... .............. 260.
5040 Miss Ida •Lindsay 1110 • • Mi813 Maude Carter 250
4155 Mrs. John Mudie '760 Mrs. R. Carrick 250
• • • 250
Miss M. Steep .. . .. .. . ..
Miss W. McIntyre........... . . .. .... 250
Miss S. Nott ' 235
Miss' D. Walker 230 '
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Miss C. Shipley.. . . . 225
Miss C. Ford. , •. 4,4 4 225
Miss 1', Shannon.... ,; ... : -• • I. • 4 220
Mrs. J. G. Crich...... .... ............. 210
Mrs. H. Carrick .... , ...
'Mrs, I). Carrick ........ ..... • . , .. . . 205
Miss L, Potts...... . ... .., . . ... 205
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Coupons given with alt purchases of Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Tailoring and Millinery.
Help your friends to go on our FREE TRIP TO TORONTO by doing your shopping here.
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Married
MASON's--HEIDEMAN-At Wesley
Parsonage on June 10114 by, Rev.
W. J. Jolliffe, Maty J., daughter
of Mt. Edward IIcidemanjInter,
to William A. Mason of Clinton.,
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A Strong List of Specials for Saturday, June the lath.
75C B. and C. Corsets 59c 200 Embroideries 8c
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. Sixty pairs R. and C. Corsets, made from white batiste,• Two hundred and sixteen yards wide Embroidery, in
steel filled, hose supporters attached. Regular price 15c, 69 tend different patterns. Regular price 20e per yard, Sat -
Saturday
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$2 White Gowns $1.25 '100 Ribbon. 5 Yards for 25c
Twelve only, White Cotton Gowns, trimined with embroid. I 0 .
ery and insertion. Regular price $2 each, Salm day . . 1 sL
White Lawn Waists,$1
• . Sixteen Ladies White Lawn Waists, 34 to 42, trimtned with
embroidery. Regular price up to $2, Saturday............. •
180 Dress Gingham; 12io^
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Three hundred yards Pure Silk Ribbon, in all staple shades. 0 E
Regular price 10c. Saturday 6 yards for...... IBA U
$10 Black Silk Capes $5.95 '
• *ftPr c;Out•Pgroaniiiir'silWir. otrinimenm'setwacikthacitifiConaPreibs.boirdRe egfinlinar prbest
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Short Coats $3.95 • 'our hundeed yards fine Gingham, and relit; tuiline, al.
most ever shade shown, a beautiful tange of patterna, 2'1 • Six only, Short Spring Coats in twostyles. Regular price a 96
Regular 18e and 10e, Saturday . ... 4 t .. a. 44 2 $7.50 each, Saturday, .. •
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New ..Goods.-Olietied..
Leather Belts, Blastic Belts, Persian Belts, Wash IBeftg, Pancy Neckwear, Tan Hose, broivri,
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cream and pastel shades in Long Silk Ciloves, New Dress Oingharns, all colors, brown -
Detainette Wash Goods, stripe and fancy Check Misting, plain Linen Duck for boys*
wash Suits, Grafton's English Prints in light and dark colors, Short Lace Gloves
in large sizes, Black Leather Belts in sizes 30, 32, 34 inch, Wide Taffeta
Ribbon including white ad cream, at lye yard.
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