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$10 VVeek
In the Mantle
Depart= lit).
The week conanencing Saturday, Nov, 14th,
will be Ten Dollar Week in the , Mantle Depart-
ine.lt, because we are going to put on sale the roost
remarkable mantle values we have ever offered at
this popular price. The coats are all new. Styles
are right, every one of them. Colors are black, navy,
brown and green. Semi or tight fitting, Mostly
all beavers or kerseys with a few rough finished
clothe. About twenty garments to choose from,.A
fortunate purchase from a big factory makes this
special offering possible. The 'real value of the gar-
ments run from $12.50 to $15 at least. Saturday
and next week your choice
$10.00
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Hundreds otYards of;20c Ribbon
to Sell at 15c
Hundreds of yards of 20‘.. Taffeta Ribbon to go on sale Sat-
urday at a saving to you of et least, 5c a .yard. All pure silk,
very firm weave, heavy weight, 4 to 5 mcbes wide, black,
white, cream, navy, sky, pink, brown, myrtle and,cardinal.
Just the thing for hair bows and the dozen and one things
teffeta rinbons are used for. A good ribbon at 20c and sold
at that all over the land. 1800 yards cleared from a big
wholesaler just before he took stock makes us able to sell
you this splendid ribbon at per yard . U
See the Window Full of it Friday •
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A Millinery Special
20 or 25 IR s at $2.90 •
Last week we cleared a big lot of black and colored
felt shapes at a good deal less than half price., ,The
wholesale millinery houses are now sending their tra-
vellers out with spring goods and are anxious .to'clear ••
out the last of their fall and whiter stock. That is. why
we were able to buy these hats so cheap;., They are all
this season's fall and Vviiiter.atyreiraiWooti-ie inWe-11;7
navy, myrtle and brown. Our millinershave pinked: .•
out 25 or 30 and will have them trimmed Iuj .alI ready
for Saturday buyers. They will use only good trim-
mings and the hats will be made up in the' best way
theknoii The ra1 v1ueof each will te. $4.50
to $5 and they would have to sell for this if bought ii
the regular way. Your choice •
Saturdag and next week $2.90 •
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Penman's Samplesv'
We are selling Underwear Samples of.thi; famous Penman
Mills. Selling them at prices that save buyers Money. No good
telling anybody how good Penman's Underwear is—it•is the best
made in Canada. Not as much here as a week ago, brit still &good'
assortment to choose from. You ought to see this lot of samples
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before you buy any underwear for you can save money if your size
is in it.
'Penman's Underwear for Ladies ••
Penman's Hosiery for Ladies and Boys
Every article a sample.
Verg Stglish Striped' Dress Suits ••
Just about a dozen suit lengths of handsome stripe 'Vene-
tians and Broadcloths arrived this week direct from Paris.
They are exceptionally handsome materials and will make •
very handsome costumes. No two alike.- Imported by our •
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selves direct from the rnakers. You can depend op not
seeing the same somewhere else. 7 to '7i yards to a suit. All .
the fashionable shades, •
$1, $1.25 and4i1.50•the sari
3 Pairs Cashmere Hose $1
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Ladies [Ribbed Clashrnere' fire soft weave,. winter. .
weight. elastic knit, two and one rib. seamless feet, fast
dye, regular 45c a pair. sizes 8. 9. 94, Saturday per pair .35
3 pairs for
6 • 4 4 . 1.00
A New Corset for Stout Ladies
A new bias filled Corset', par-
ticularly adapted for ladies -witiri
figures. Double rifled with al.
uminoid, extra long hips and
back. Made of heavy French
Coutel with hose supporters.
Trimmed with lace and ribbon.
Best corset on the market for
reducing size of figure
per pair. $3.00.
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Clinton News4tecord
November 12th, 1906
$600
WORTH OF
WALLPEIPEB
AT .
fifiLF PRIGE,
_SOME CASES LESS. WE
BOUGHT IT AT'ItA,TE ON THE
DOLLAR, ITS HERE ',IN LARGE'
ASSORTMENT AND G -00D QUAL-.
ITT, WE BELIEVE IN DOINC+
THINGS RATHER THAN WALK-,
ING, ITS NOT THE. LARGEST
STOOK IN CANADA OR THE ;BIG,
GEST BARG.A.1N ON THE EARTH If
ITS SIMPLY
•WALL PAPER AT HALF
PRICE,
IN FAIRLY, GOOD ASSORTMENT
ANP CONVENIENTLY SAJAPLED.
DID YOU EVER HAVE A
CHANCE TO BUY !SO mum TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE ?
_Sp! Our 25cRemnants.
W. IL FAIR' CO,
„Often Cheapest —Always.. the Res
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ILatlits! Winter..COats
Men's. Winter Coats.
• Among those Who spent, .Thanksgiv-
ing at their homes in Clinton were :
•Mr. :John Hunt, Galt •
Mr.. John Rurnball, Toronto
• Mr. Mills Shipley, Loedon.
Mr. 011ie. McIlveen, ;Toronto •e‘`
• Mr, James Keane, NeWton.-.
Mr, • Ifugh Grigg,..Hamilton
• Mr. Nixon' Welsh, Washington,
• Misses BosSid McEvien," May .Sreith
' and Edna .Copp and Strmart ream
London
• Misses Hazer toad IVIinnie .Ker,
lie Cleft, Sadie kait.. tand Murnie
Kitty, Stratford. • '
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Nt E Kilt.y, Ailsa ;Craig
••111r4 Knox Mair,:.pbrchester,
Misses May Armstrong; Kate • Ross,
Manie Houston, Ruby !Hoarsely
.and 'Broder McTaggart", Toronto,.
Mi Will Wisemtn, Alyingeon.
Miss Dell O'Neil, Milvetton.
Ammig-',-those'ywhoTwer-c-:out--of -teWn
were
Miss Grace duff. in
'Vass Pearl O'Neil in Owen Sotind. I
riMiind
iesescilreinned _and .111yipe. Pearson in
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Miss, Flora, .Cunninghante iit Wilkerr,
Misses :Weenie and' Hazel. in
Mrs.
H' Alekander. and Mrg..F, Mc-
Ewen in Toronto.
Mr. Hector .Grigg visited.his brother
in London 'on Monday:
Mr. Thos. Brown, aiictioneer, Seaforitli
Was in town on Tues(14- •
Mr JeSeph;.Govier has been visiting
• friends at Deussels. this. Week,.
Mrs. 14..T: Rance and Mise 'Archibald
ietitthed home Saturday.fLom Tr,,rott#
to
Mrs ',Tompkins of (1olhngwood was: a
guest over ThanksgiVing •of Mr .and
Mrs. J. Steep.
Miss Lauretrta Cowan. of Berlin spent
Thanksgiving with her ,sC:Ister, Miss
S. Cowan 'of town.
Miss Etta Johnion, one of the millin-
ers .at • Newcombe's left for heir
home lin Diunga,nnon this week,
'Miss Elva Potts -Spent Thanksgiving.
:in Lender' and Miss Leona Potts
Goderich deer .the holiday,
Mr.:. W. t4-. Patterson Seaforth, organ-
izer of the A 0 TJ W. is m • town
this week in the interests of the lop -
al lodge. ' •
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'gr. and Mrs. WilliamCantelon en-
joyed Thanksgiving with their .; ten
. and wife, Mr., and Mrs. W, F. Can-
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telon, Teronto.
Mrs. James 'Shera anti her two souk
.,'Nrietor and Emmerson, were guests.
of Mr, and Mis S. C.' Rathvirell
from Saterday to Motula,y..
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• Baker has returned from the
• West -looking 'as if prairie atmosphere
agreed with •hini and yet greatly
• preferring Ontario, I-Turon
1fr. and Mrs; • Alf. MeXcon have re-
turned Item Toronto after a resid-
ence of several months in ,that eity,
'Mr. McKeon has accepted employ-
• ment with Mr. A. Menden,' harness-
• nia;ker.
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Mrs. Arthur Cook Ihsited friends in
Berlin, Acton and Toronto the past
week: 'Iwo 4:)f her daughters and
two sons live in the city and • on
• Thanksgiving Day, they had a re -
Union and a christening at the
holm of her d'aughtr, Mrs. Gibson,
mr, G, (1-tidintolsoni who has been
charge of the Business College at
Goxleriell, is. now principal of the
Clinton '11, C. fle g a native of
• Iceland but, the family emigrakx1 to
• America:when he was but a mere la.d
and •settled in North Dakota. where
Icelanders are =norm's and among
the racist respected citizens of that
style. Mr. audniundson completed
his education at the university ot.,
North Dakotaand, having decided to
take up teaching as a profession ho
adopted a position with Mr, Spot-
• ton whosestring businms colPeges
• are now among the best known in-
stitutions of the kind in this, Pro-
iltitlee. Mr, 'Gmbnurulson talks; enter-
tainingly of his native land, of its
people, their customs and of the putt,
ity of their language, the' old Norse.
Ile looks like a young° man who Cart
Make good so that we expeet under
his management the, C. IL 0, will en-
joy the Most prosperous petit* itt
Its ,Itistoty.
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Children's 'Coats and Furs
$5,000 Stook of Uplopdat Furs for Men, Women and
Children
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Fur. Ruft and, Steles . • Dress GoOs Bargaiuse • ,Men's Winter Coats
,Have you seen our range of pure
Ha is Homespun Dress Goods.
'There are still 15 good designs and
colorings left to be cleared out at
less than cost. These are 5i and 6
yard ends, no two alike. Regular
$1, $1.25, 1.50, all to go at 753 yd.
• We are showing. a large range of Fur; Ruffs
and Stoles in sable, Isabella fox, marmot. Jap
mink. 'lynx, etc, all new styles,
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_From515.-up..to. 535
Ladies' Fur Coats
• Astrachan, 'Bocharan and Electrie Seal Fur
•.Coats, Russian Blouse and Sacks—thirty-six in
all. Guaranteed for one year, clearing them Ladies'.Underwear • . ; •
• out at 16 per cent. discount. . •
Ladies Fall Vests, Penman's, Stanfield's,
•:Defiance, Turnbull's, Health Brand, etc Our
Men's Black and Oxford Grey Beaver and
Melton Coats, the very newest stylee,all sizeo,
Yrom 417.50 up to 512
Men's Fur Caps
Men's Persian Lanib, Beri'ver, Marmot and
Bokarau,Caps in military and artillery wedge •
shapes,.all sizes and qualities
. .,-;a,—ets-..e.P.Z4t'r•-- • •
• From $5 up to 515
Ladies' Fur Lined Coats
• Ladies' Fur Lined Coats in great variety of
style. all new this season. Mink and sable col -
Java., Goodquaalitar bls,:awvitr shells, 'in black,
°II", green tan n
• "1-- From $50 up to $100
stock is cumpletein ail these lipes, .epricPs .. • • ' ' .
rightthat are Coats .
From 25.up to 51.50 • " I ,
' 50
8 only Men's Brown Calfskin Coats, natural
. ' or astrachan collar, sizes 38 to 44,' regular 4125
and $304%, .. ,..•••• '
• • Saturday Bargains Your choice for *117.50
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Ladies' Beaver Coats
_ You will find .the very newest styles in
Ladies Coati 'here: If you are contemplating
new Coat don't pass this store. We,.can fill
• your want. .
Prices run from $7.50 to $25
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50c Ladies Leather Belts
25c Children's Buster Belts..... .
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50c Ladies Collars 39c
25c Ladies Collate .. . .... . .. ....19c
85c Ladies Vests .. . ..... Men s Coon Coats •
• 3 pairs 50c Cashmere hose
2 big cards mending, brown, n
• 50c Bath Towels
35c Bath Towels '
25c Bath Towels .......
120 Prints .. • . • .
• 50c Linoleqm..
15c Ribbon% all colors
1.00 • • •
°wall black„..355oc .fe.ctly matched, the best value we have had in
Men's Coon Skin Ooats, long close fur, e,
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• ,, ''DC years. Come to us for a Coon Oc.),at we have
..............•19e values that cannot be duplicated.
........ .......10c
1,V 1,6 •10°',
. . ' Millinery .
Men's furnishings.
Children's Bear. Skin Coats
• We are tiow at your service with- lowest .. .
••,prices and eewest goods. ' All hate -at reduced , •We carry.a conaplate stock of Men's Shirts,.
. . Children's Bear ,Skin °irate in cream and Prices. Special line at a great reduction for Collars, Ties, Braces, Sweaters, Gloves, Over
red several very pretty styles to lit all ages, at. „Saturday. . . Coails, Pants, Night Shirts, Working Shirts.
prices to suit all purses. • . , ' ' - Miss Cantelon.&•C. Smocks, Hats, Caps, Etc;
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Von begin to feel comfort the instant your font entets
a "Queen Quality” Shoe. When you find just the
right length and width, it is like a soft gentle caress
of the whole foot. Try one pair and see for7yourself.
FRED. JACKSON
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CLINTON.
assware
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The entire,set of Twenty different pieces
Given. to Customers Purchasing
'Thirty-five Dollars worth of
Goods from this Store.
1—One large covered 13utter Dish
2—One 0 -inch fancy square Comport
8—One large Sugar Bowl
4—One large footed Spoon Bolder
• 5—One large handled Cream Pitcher
0—One 7x5 -inch deep oblong Candy Tray.
'7—One in inch Table Dish
8—One large 8 inch round Berry Bowl
9—One•extra deep footed Nut. Bowl
10 --One 04 inch leaf shape*Table Dish •
11—One large 81 incblaney oval dish
12—One W. inch heavy round Table Dish
13—One inch fancy Celery Tray
14—One Oil or Vinegar, Bottle
1:5—.0no in -inch flared Comport
15—One 011.ineh high footed jelly Dish
17—One ab -i nch extra deep round Beery
Bowl
, 18—One Wrich high footed Salver
10—One 7; inch fancy Utility Dish ^
20—One Qettet Pitcher 73 inches high
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• See the Display at Our:
Store and :we will Ex-
• plain 'ail Particulars
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