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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-09-24, Page 10ening isp ay ry alb Millinery Saturday, September 26th, and "ollowrng Week. We will make our formal ' opening. display of Fall Mittinery•on Saturday,Sept. 261h, commencing at 2.p.m. It will continue throughout ME fp/loving week. We cordiallyin79ite you to 7 isit Me show room' Saturday ,or' any day nett week that best suits yourconoeniencet ..You:' al welcome to come arid study the new .styles .;, at your leisure whenever and > j ust as often as you choose,. Your will be Vett `repaid for the time your,: spend doing so. This season the •department is in charge of Miss Morgan, assisted by Miss :James. Thebe :ladies have for several seasons successfully managed'the leading milli- nery business in Strathroy, and we feel sure they will maintain the high standard so long set by this store for its millinery department. They have been working day and night since their arrival, and.we know . the Millinerytheyhave reared must appeal fsivora.hly to the moscritical. Comp e'Saturday.•Come Monday.. Come any day you can.. °You need: feel under no obli- gation whatever to buy„ - New Furs, New Dress Goods,' Coats. NewC On Exhibition with the Milliners Special display of fall styles in these `three big.'de— partments, , New arrivals are coming to hand every day... and for Opening Days . we will have a showing of the season's right styles that will be no discredit to the store: In Dregs Goods we are Showing Panamas, Poplins and Venetians at 50c the yard Panamas, Venetians and Voiles at 750 and 85c Cheyron Stripes and Diagonal, Cheviots $1 & Novelty Striped Suitings at $1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 Broadcloths that are special value at 1.25, 1.50 • In Coats we are Showing A special collection in "up-to-the-minute styles.' Our orders were delayed . to• the last 'minute possible and we know the garments are right in every little de- tail that goes to make a correct jacket for the fall of 1908. Three leading Canadian.makers and one Ger- man maker have their hest .styles. represented on :our racks. While the assortment is;large, there are few duplicates. ' In most case me show but one garment of, a style or color, and you can be sure of having ;a coat that is "different" if you get it here. Beaver Jackets in blue and navy, Cheviot Jackets in black, navy and brown • Clintonn News -Record September $4th, 'ilV 8 $600 WORTH OF WALL POPE11. AT BfJIJ? PRIGS. IN • SOME CASES LESS, WE • IOUGHT I'I` AT RATE OIN THE DOLLAR. ITS HERE IN LARGE ASSORTMENT AND GOOD QUAL, ITY. WE BELIEVE ' IN DOING THINGS RATHER THAN MALK- ING. ITS NOT THE LARGEST STOOK IN CANADA GR: THE .BIG- GEST BARG•AiN.ON THE EARTH'; ITS' SIMPLY 1 WALL PAPER AT HALF ' PRICE. IN FAIRLY GOOD ASSORTMENT AND CQNVENIENTLY SAMPLED. DID YOU. EVER , HAVE A CHANCE TO BUY SO MUCH TO TOUR ,ADVANTAGE 1 • -See Our 25c Remnants.. INA. FAIR CO. Often Cheapest. --Always the tBest :"siwJSaLt1�Pp111nNunU * IIII uu%Ul ,. 01.12.010 Mr. Josh Cook was in Auburn and Blyth: 'on Friday. Mr. W., Jackson' was in. Toronto Ttuis, day, and yesterday. '• BW. Dr. Cdokof'RidgetOwn was. while in town over Sunday, thd. •guest ' of Mayor tViltee, Mrs. W,:R. Counter and Master .Nor -- man :are visiting friends in; Brant ford, Simeoe; and Hamilton. Mr. John Ransford is in Ottawa this week as. a delegate, from the Diocese of.Huron' to' the.Geeeral Synod of• thAnglican Church in Canada. Mrs. • Wm..; -Simpson • left on Saturday. for a few weeks visit' in the country. with relatives near! Varna, • She has'. just recently recovered from, an at- tack of pleurisy. • • Messrs.• . Charles • T.Qvitphcll and • John Mackenzie' rue unned. from:the West: on Monday, They say 'that a: largo. number, of those who went out' on the "eicursions had difficulty in get- • ting . • s ork Mr, Cuttlor, one of those: who went from.;Clinton, had' to.: walk a- hundred' miles" 'bet rre he, s►truok a job. Mr, William• Jones arrived. from :Ham-. . i1tox oir•Mohday and :will spend ,the, • • net fortnight . :with Clinton', God- • `' .erich and Dungannon ' friends, all of • whom arepleased to meet bilirc for he' is a genial „soul .• Time is• dealing gently with Mi.. ;Jones ; he never looked better ;and his figure is• gain- ing aldermanie proportions., ' Mr: Alex Plummer, of Hale, Missouri,: . was the' guest:of unci , Mr. S H. Pluminei, for :a :few days of this week, ': He is .a: native of Peel Court- ' ty;, this :province, but the family'left, there forty: years -for Missouri',where he has ever since resided This .. is his first :,visit since' to Ontario and he has'already hen more than : :a 'fortnight' visiting his many .relativ • es:Mr. Plummer is a farmer, and grows torn, hogs. , and 'cattle, ;' the greatest paying combination in' the state whose emblenr ''is.the Golden Rod. • MiHai droves azri:ved• last,Sat urday , evening from Wetaski- win, Alberta; after 'art 'absence :of tvio-and-a-half yiears:He left Ed-. monton at :nine o'clock Tuesday; night. and} making. close connections arrived .. sooner than .was expected and .game' the family a„ joyful sur- prise Silas was four. several .pears a trusted . employee of.•The News- Record and it is'almost needless to say we were , much pleased to soe him back again. But his stay ' Will. be %brief, not •more than a Week,and when he departs . fox the West' once more, ,he will be accompanied: by one of Clinton's most popular girls, Dame Rumor 'says, and; 'she is very often correct, that out in Wetaski- win !there is a handsome residence neatlyfurnished awaiting -a couple. from Clinton, • • • Mr. Hector .Greig, head: eoat'maker for Toner & Brown,' returned. on Satur- day last front a six' weeks' visit to hia native ' home in Stonehaven,,, Scotland. It is :eight years . since Ile left there, four years of 'which he spent in London, England, and 'the sante time,, in Canada, the past two years in Clinton. When he left Stonehaven . it wain largely given over, to fishermen but they' have largely ,l`eft 'there to locat:o in Aber, leen where the marketing facilities bre greater. But the town, which by the way is slightly :larger' than•. Clinton, 'has'beeome a populaie sum- mer resorts and ih , this way • has gained more than .i.t lost by the local decline of thefishing.. industry. • Mr. Greig noted many changes in, his native town, and found only one of his school day chums, the others having ':scattered over the etnpire.o He also' visited many points, made famous by Scott and Burns and more ancient history. 'these, but re- vived the pride Mr Greig entertains for his native land, but he ttow loves Canada, more, henori bis return though, fn Glenhaven hi,s family • are sell prosperous citizens and the hoose ties are strong. We were all pleas- ed to sek him, back again In Clinton for In his two years residence here he has Made numerous friends who have a 'waren p;ergonai regard for him. High-class Black - Kersey . Coats, handsomely trimmed, extra stylish, imported by ourselves direct.'' No two alike. Prices $7.50 to $25.00 The Fur Department Is located in the Rattenbury $treetwing -Changes have been made 'iii the location•of stocks that will en-. able us to devote extra space to this important depart-.• ment. We have a Fur reputation •to live up to,one that has taken years to build, and you an depend on the stock this season being one that will not impair it.. Alaska Sable Neck Pieces and Muffs Ohio SableScarfs, Ruffs and Muffs Mink Stoles, Scarfs and ttffg Marmot Neck Pieces with muffs to match Astrachan Jackets, Electric Seal, and Fur Lined Jackets. All Furs of Quality at very reasonable prices..: New- Wrapperettes New Wripperettes and limona Flannels in this week: Pretty designs in colors of blue, pink, fawns and reds. Persian and floral designs with some very neatstripes, suitable for waists, kimobas and dress- ing sacques, 15c and 20e the yard. • r Apprentice. Wanted inate,Millinery Department. DIRECT , IMAORTeRs w Fall Cloth Coats New Wool Blankets Fall Furs&Dress Goods ver newest in Ladies'. and Children's Winter Coats are. now In stock in gt'eat variety,of `- Y.. .Y' A y colors and• st les,. You are welcome to• call and inspect these.as often as you tike. whether Coats, in Coats Stoles, youFurs are ail�in stock now. Fur C , Fur L ed , , bnyor not. The new Ruffs, Caperines, Throws. Etc.: • A new line 0 -Children's Furs In Tibbett and White Hare;" Stoles and Muffs' on display. These are particularly low in price, and will give good service. Make our store your headquarters for your fall and whiter supplies. See our Styles and ,prices before looking elsewhere. Come as often as you please—we fit>d it no trouble to show goods '• Nevv Fall Coats The new: kali Coats are here in' the very latest styles, in black, blue; green, tan. red and brown. Very dainty de- signs, and prettily trimmed with braid By far the best'" range we have ever shown, all sizes Prices rues. from 7 d0 to - up to . • .. .. t r , • • . ,5. . R ... R WIIPU Fur -lined ' Coats Ladies Fur•lined Cloth' Coats, lids itb "muskrat, half and • three•quarter length, mink, sable, marmot or lynx collars, in black, blue•and" green cloth` shells, ..beautifully .Made and (0 O, ' 'trimmed, from *SO up to Wool ,Blankets • Our stock of Pure Wool Blankets i s. now complete. The Foster Dol B1an- ket is the best wool blanket made, every ounce Kurewool, we carry. all `sizes,. at A'0 0 and.up ' v Our Special Coat at $36.50 Ladies Black Beaver'Coats, satin quilted lining. sable -collar in several designs, beautifully made and trimmed A coat') OMAHA/ C n well worth $45, OUR• SPECIAL AT..............,.... New Fur Ruffs land Muffs • Our range of Ruffs, Stoles and Muffs thisseason is. better n ever. Every piece guaranteed. • If you want a Fur:. Ruff, Stole, Oaperrne.or a Muff in Mink, Sable, Marmot, Lynx. Tibbett or Loon. don't fail to see our range, Our prices are right. Call and see for yourself. > • Fall 'Hosiery . . Our stock of Hosiery for " men, Wo- men, children and infants was.' never better and our prices as always—Right.. Buy your. ;Hosiery here and save money. • Fall Underwear Ladies' and Men's Pure Wool Un - shrinkable '.Underwear in Stanfield's, Turnbull's, Defiance and Pen.Angie, in all sizes, and at the.lowest possible prices. • The popularity of our Millinery is increasing, Judging from the immense crowd of well pleased visitors during Dour. opening: Exclusive Millinery is the thingdesired. Our styles` are: exclusive. Our prices reasonable. Our aim is too please the, hard -to -please..; We invite. you . to call and,see our display during the opening As often as you please, m. rliss CANTELON., & CO'Y. ;. • r. The News -'Record will be sent - "to any address in Canada for the remainder of 1908 •for'25c.; • For 35 cents we will inclade'the Family", Herald. and Weekly Star. amemisesemitier wconi Fall Openin Continues all • This. Week. The . Newest. Millinery, • Coats, Skirts, Furs, Dress Goods, Silks, • Gloves, Underwear, Golf. Jackets and Staple Dry Goods of every description. • uch Reading Little Money. • C11/93101% 1L.