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The Clinton News-Record, 1907-01-24, Page 8. The Coca htewsoRecord., , Jana try 24th, 190? turday New Designs • Ver y. Catchy. Ere are some inatucements for the last Safer- day, of Qur Tanuary Sale. .Next Vhorsday w eater stack: windup our business' for the year and Me January Sale to an.end••' 'Mere has: been bring # . - in' : nothought of cost or gra tae making seprices. We simply would rather hale the cash .they would bring than theeoods when stock-Wingda, comes. Oat is why prices are so low. athet t ar .. osioubt_we will itave;lots of cold. rough_winter weather_get, . if it does not coxae,this year it will next. Bun a fur coat now less 20 percent maybe you Won't be able to get one ' next year as cheap. Avail' yourself of the op.,' portunty to get; one at a big bargain. ; We know our furs andguarantee them • Very Cathy. New Design's � . h� Lash of ;the Mantles. .... ,,About -30 mantle left in .stock today of all kinds. We have made up our rninds that .every one must be. sold this season. Piave gone cover the whole stock artld Marked each coat at a price that ought to sell it before, • stack -,taking day arrives. You can • see. for yourself that the garments are cheap, but we'woir'ld•rather: these .prices for them than carry a .single solitary , •. one. over into next seasoll. • Tf•you do not wear's Coat a day longer than this season you 'will get your- Money's worth out of any of these. Five Coats at $8.00. fr 5 only -- adies' Cloth Jackets. full three.quarter length' L. , made from nice fancy tweeds, every.`02h-this Theeearesa style, regular prices were $15.00 and' $0.00 are the last ave of, our• good coats, col nnencipg Satur- Q.,Q 0 • day you can take yourchoice"for :.. M 011.0 night Coats at .$4150 8 only d Ladies' Jackets, new 'garments this season, Mostly Blain blacks with one or two tweeds. These are the last ,ones of coats that sold up to $10.00 For Satur. A day you can take your choice for : «. • . , ..... '[' v "Seven Chats at $3•50 Just 7at�this ripe The last'on,e ' regular $7.00 !fines. 3-50,, P blacks and co ors.' Choice comm ofng Saturday, each.. 1)M... FAIR CO„. Often Cheapest -Always Best • Men's:Calfskin Fur Coats, .well made,:goad. big Rill sizer, good long fur, will give splen« did• wear. Regular •$22.6Q for. .. . .... $17.50 Wen's Calfskin Coats, Astrachan.collar, big roomy "coats, sizes. 38, 40, 42.. and 44 only . .' .. $19,OQ* 1 egtilt r ''$Q5.0Q for, ..• •. 4••••• • e •. • • ..eve** • :eh s Coon Skin goats; good long fur natural color, regular $50.00 for t $39.00 s 1Vien's,,Canadian Coon Coats, niade'from select skins, guaranteed natural color and not toilade"tregulax $65:00'for...-. •.. •. . +-• • • • A Few llrdd Ones.. We have a few, very few Coats carried over from other seasons. and we are determined tbat .we will sellihern as well as dear out every `7 coat.that•cawe in this year.. " Above you have the prieeF,for the last of" thie.season's•Coat§; here •y'ou have them for those weiiartied over Eight Coats at 50c. Y,, • 8 only—Ladies' Cloth .JackEts. willtq to make over for,- - or' �5�: • children, blacks and colors, choice of the lot,' each • • y. Five 'Coats at $1.50. , 6 only --Ladies' Cloth Jackets,black oir colors,faialy good: 1 �5Q • styles. choice for each. • . • ;ht Coats at: $2.50. • 8 only -Ladies' Cloth Jackets, ineluding two only Maters 2 ilf it black and colors• choice of this lot each..., • • `• .r, Another Lot of Silk.aanples Mr J 'pr Wasinan Was in Mitchell on Friday last.. ` s,• Miss Ethel -Barr. eras visiting' fdeud's. h ;In. 111y..th fast'week Mos. George Pay of Niagara, Falls' visiting her sister, Mrs S. Davis Ur:" r: E. (Alis .of° Henfrrynt.YisiOed, ,at Mr.• • Jahn l utinmghaiinie s palet weak. Mr John Cunniugha�`stra. Wended ' the,. Poultry Show in • ":Seaforth lash • Week..:':, y • M I • Mr..Joseph Riehaxdsan, an.d�'sis.tex 'itch Miss Lizzie `Ricliaardsory 're Gently: �. ML �Jo§epi,•. , F:lnes, b ldr atti l�Lmens'. restautant, has taken ar srititetioh, in Irantford, p . Rev, Father tarry .of• Lon,dom v'ais thei gues•t,,of the ,' Rev.:: •Father Hanlon last'week. ” ' Mr •Harry Wilson, who 'hat. 'been ' in- disposed for a 'few days;, has resutit- ea` his work. .. Rev. 'natter' Hanlon: is- in Win am today. attending the opening of the new` hospital. there: •:. Mr.••'Jacobs of • Tilbury was ; in town Ila, 'ii•Fr�day.,nego't tingu,fox�the pur- chs srof a ..local business: Mr -Peter �., Cantel©n Lot Bovssevainy Mani,., has "' 6:een visiting his .cousin, Miss •Lizzie' Richardson of:;'town. "Mi1ss Lizaio .Graham, who; leas been visi tai'ng Lor sister,, Mrs. Bla�tohford in ;London, has returned Home , Miss Mattie' -Barr, who: was asaistin+g • hi •_ the telephone central last week,; is this •viree1 the guest of:' the Misses Heywood , . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spooner of Moos mitt; ,Saska; .are tNe guesits of the lady's: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. • Swartz.. .Misses Mollie Cluff and Nora; Blahs left on Friday last 'for--T'salon. They : have takgn; , etiarge .of schools. in 'thtut distript •Messrs. Q. Jolfnson,; R. Graham. • and 'H. • Davis were in Detroit. th s -Messrs Joltrison.• and • Graham each, bought- a horse there , 3YI.r. Harry Callanefer attended ',the Poultry Show in Seaforthi last week in.the interests of:'the .Poultry • Ad- vocate: Afterwards 'he spent a day • with Clinton. friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lli Mctaughlit' and •family expect to leave this Week, for their'. home in Saskatoon, after' a two months • visit with friends in. Clinton ° -and" district.While in thiis .province . they . have escaped the sy e "' L'ttreme cold and the coal famine from: each and all 'of' which the West has suf- fered severely this' ,past few. months, Mr,' and Mrs. James Armstrong of 'Hartrney', Man., are' the. guests of Mr. and. Mrs. John :Torrance. Jr. Armstrong is• 'enjoying the :bracing weather we are . having, in, 'Ontario > this winter. and considers it almost. springlike as • compared with, what they : are experiemcing im• the • breezy. west. • 250 samples of Black Silks, ; yard in each end. Silks that •would sell in the regular way; at 75c to $2.00 per yard. These are the -Canadian Samples of one of the biggest London, England Silk Houses.. Choice of the entire lot commenc- ing Saturday, each. • .:...:.•.:...., :.. • . • .'w Sample Handkerchiefsilk. .,•. • • • • $49;00 'omen's Astrachan Jaekeks, well made and trimmed sizes 32 and`34 oil,}-, Regular $23 . ' :... ..$14.50 aturday for • .4 , ,.:• --omen's. Asia lac tan .Ftir,FJackets, made from picked skins, blouse.: style, sable` ' collar .• and reveres; silk• braid"heft, regular: $60 00 .for. r $45.00.:. •, 200 samples linen handkerchiefs adies' and . gentle- men's sizes.,Each handkerchi' f will have four' or five very small hles close to on edge • . In th :regular way.they rvnulsi x,11 at the, 200 and 25c Aa�h, W cleareda wholesalers ' entire lot and put them on sale Saturday at your .choice. each . I 0 , Kid Gloves 350. '75 pair Ladies' kid Gloves. blacks and all colors, small, sizes. 5f. 0, 81 only, standard $1 and $1.25 qualities, choice 36 of the lot... Patch Prints We 200 bundles print patches, good assortment in each bundle choice per bnndle..•...... - U• W omens Astrachan Coats, satin lined self trimmings„uarante. ed for nne • year. Regg u hlar r$45t0 for.... • • •. • .. • •• • • • • •. • •.. • /� '• • • •:'•' • • • . • Pillow Cotton 15c 25 -abort ends circular Pillow` lengths 1 to 11; yards; regu- lar 20c to • 25c per yard, I choice per end Golf Jerseys. Just two Golf Jerseys left . in stock, one sold at $1.00. you cati have It for.. .,lief the other sold at $1.16 but I •.fi j1, you can have it for.r ..... • The Rennnant>s Dozens and dozens of remnants - are on our : remnant table; If you can use a short end. partic- ularly'dress goods, you can gef a decided bargain if you come to the store on . Saturday. We want to sell them all if possible before w'e. wind upthis January Sale and will make the prices tempting. • 'E Furs and Fir..Jackets - Do not forget that for our January sale we are giving 1-5 off the price of our Fur Jackets, and a straight quarter off the price of every fur in stock We have a good assortment of both on hand still,. and' if' you haveany'•notion at all of buying Furs or Fur Coats, will make it 'worth your while to come here. • • • LITTLE LOCALS. , Mr, • John T, Currie, reeve al East ,Wawanosh, • Was on Tuesday elected Warden of the county of Huron, . , The office, of Dr. O.E. L-tolmes, for- rnerly .of ' Clinton, wlio 's practising dentistry in $asks n, Sask., was destroyed it the f' e which recently raged in that town. The hockey teamlost the match 'with Seaforth on Tuesday night by a score of 4 to 2. Mrs, Hall met with rather a pain fid aeoident on Friday everting. She fell .on, the icy sidewalk, breaking one Of . her 'ankle bones, which will lay her up for some time. Miss. Nall at - rived bottle today. reates fhe. e;now being offered at [ our Big Alteration Sale. and thousands of ards of Flannellettes, ; Wrapperettes, Cottons; Lawns, Thousands y table Linens, Dress Goods, along with: Cloth Coats, ; Raincoats, Furs in stock now being soh!: in many cases and all u , � • • Less than Manufacturers' Prices • edesigns and.patterns added to the stock .this week at Many new gBargain Prices . ' • 1 Come- vwith the Crowdsand secure the best bargains of the year q.. • Hoinnesville.. Mrs !Rev.,) Fear of Exeter ys the guest of Mrs G. 'yelrbutt... Mr. and Mrs. , Jranies I4eys of ,'Vale, Mich,; were- the guests of Mr. ,and Mrs. Wiilfam Stanley one .day - last week. . ., Quite.a nurtther • from around here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. John Pickard on • Monday of :this week. - The Ilolniesville quartette took part in the concert And supper at the - opening of the new Methodist ehurch in naylield on MVlonday night and re- port juste a. ,splendid time, .Misses 'Minnie and 1idna 1'•:leoat of . lrucefleld visited with their aunt, Mrs. intim Stanley, from $itturday utttfl 'Monday. we _ ... s•. .,: : ,- .. • .10iiikAY/kaki/Ai .n► rLLy►icli,Ju.. . �t 1<YY,1urialit;uciri.ur.r:ruf.rlirholi. ..i • • 4 •