The Clinton News-Record, 1907-04-11, Page 8,
Cl ntc4 News -Record,.
1-. April 1 Mt 1907
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i�U.S,E.T Furnishings
Floor Coverings
Lace Curtains
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ATURDAY the 'second :week of the Big Linen
Sale begins, . We have•had a week of splen-
did selling.. It couldn't well be otherwise.
for the -values truly are exceptional, Stocks
still are practicallyunbroken, for we were
ready with a big generous assortment that
we could not possibly hope to sell in a few
days time.
If you have any linen buying to do inside the
next year, it will pay you and pay youwell to do it
before this sale comes .to an end.. The Linens we are
selling were ordered eight or 'nine months ago from one
of the best makers in Britain. Buying in two store
lots enables us to take the quax!tities we have to buy
from him. 'If we ordered to -day, '' the same qualities
would have to sell at 1-4 to 1-3 more than the prices
we ask while this sale is on. This is no exaggerated
statement. You only•need to watch the• daily .papers
to know that linen prices have been advancing for the
past six months, until they are higher to -day than for
a generation .past. Present; prices cannot possibly be
duplicated, for a year or two to come.. There is.not the
slightest doubt about that.'
The towels at 15c a pair
The towels at 25e .a pair
The towels at 85c a pair.
• The towels at 25c each
The towels at 37'lc•each
The toweling at 8c a yard
The 12%c toweling at 9c
The_half=hleached crash,
The wide half -bleached crash at 15c
The half -bleached •damask at 25c
The half -bleached damask at 30c
The half -bleached damask at, 37%c
The h'al'f -bleached damask at 45c
The -bleached damask at 60c, 75c, 90, $1.00„
: $1;15 •and.$1.25
are all selling at prices that make them. undoui'ited ban- •
gains. We never had asgood a lot of linens to • sell at
any such prices:. Qualities in •every case can be 'de-
pended . upon' absolutely.
1
i
Thee inI wc�
on your desk or at
home is always run-
ning dry.
You fill it—use it
once—the next time
it's dried up, thick
and muddy.
it 'spills and it's
never ready, when
you want it.
Watsrman's , Ideal
Fountain. Pen
This is the season for house cleaning and replacing articles of house furnishings. A perusal
of the following list will convince you of the money saving avgantages pf buying your spring
wants here, Come in as often as you wish. We want your business andwe find it no trouble
to show you our many lines.
the. pen, with the Clip=Cap—
is ready when you want it
and where you want it.
Prices on styles illustrated
ar as follows;
1r " C. Fair 'Co..
.
The Seconds and the `Ends
The Seconds and The Ends are even better bar-,
gains than the perfect goods if you don't mind a little.
flaw here and :there in the :weaving. There .is, not .
enough to interfere with the wearing qualities, and -you
can save a good deal of money buying any of these
Ends of crash:. at 3 for 25c
Ends of crash at 19c
5 yard ends a 25c
Mill remnants of all'kindsof toweling
Mill remnants of table damasks
Makers' seconds in cloths -
Makers' seconds in napkins
all priced at 1.3 or more less:than'usual prices:
3 Bath Towel Special
Three special baigains in Bath Towels for
the second week of the linen sale. 'Just in. this
week direct from the maker in Manchester. Wd could
not buy from that maker if we were rot able to handle
two store lots.. We get the low price because we can,:
handle the quantity.
Bath Towels 2 for 25c
•
Heavy Crash Bath Towels; natural color with red stripes,
also plain white, good 'weight and size A bargain we •�•
cannot duplicate. Special each....,. .
. ...... ,
Bath Towels 25c
Extra large and heavy Bath Towels 24x45 inches, natural
color with red stripes, plain or white, regular 35c towels
for linen sale we have a quantity to sell at each +
Bath Towels '50c
A limited quantity only of extra heavy Pure Linen Bath
Towels, natural color, extra large size and heavy weight,.
A towel ,easily worth 05c to 75c, foe linen sale special at
each ,
An Unequalled
Display
of
M1LLI•NERY.
There is no display of Millinery equal to' chat in
our showroom anywhere outside the'large cities. Our
milliners made a careful study of the season's styles.;
They know just what•is right and what isnot both in
shapes and trimming. They bought their stock -from
the best sources of supply, and every hat shown has
that • .tond whatit who
want the bo st and newest. Every week there is some-
thing new here. - •
We have just opened Hats, Flowers
and Fallen, Trimmings. TheU are
worth seeing. Come in ann • time.
en s
DIRECT II►yPORT6l�
Often Cheapest—Always Best
Rev. Father, Hanlon, is in -Detroit this;,
week " _
Mr. A:' Bosley was in London on
Monday...
Miss Mabelle. Twitchell spent- Sunday
.in Goderich. '
Mrs. W.. Flukey is the guest this 'week•
of Ai.burn, friends..
Miss. . Frances Nott left or Saturday
for Killarney,• Man. : '
Mrs. Tremier 'and' her two sots left
on Tuesday .far the West.
Mrs, •: Owhc1rne Of Merlin., = Kent county,,
is the guest of :her father, Mr. (rhos.
Sheppard; '
Rev. Mr., GUriee .will erve..anr address
, to' the A.'9 P.A: at .Hoimesville' on
'':Thursday evening next, and: at Mit.:
chell this evening •
'Dr. 'Thompson was caste ill • all last
week, tut -has now almost entirely
recovered and. is able to attend 'to
his praciiice. :
Miss Mollie Cluff: returned last week
•- from the Tllcssalon district•, *Ting
• resigned• her school' there with ,tire
intention of . attending the Normal:"
Mr. Roy Ball' has, been ill tine past
'.Week. with pneumonia,' hut .we are
' p leased to hear,: that the attack iS a
•
alightpruga one and` that he, i_s row inn-
,rory
Mrs. S Agnew, during • the `.Easter
holidays, 'visitedhear.tiaughters'., in
:•Stratford: Mrs,' Clark, and Miss Lil
Tian• Agnew of.' the :teaching staff of
1.''. tha Business College in that city.
Mr: 'Fred `Joyner.. left; on Monday for
New I.,iskeard on.a prospecting tour.
If he does not take a position. there
as battier oir.:open up a shop en his
•• • ,own 'account, he may do so an Co-
halt
Revs.,Mr.:anti 11,1rs. \: Id Hincko of
•`1'orontd, are .exl eetet • on ' Monday
next to spend • the week: as, the
gusts. of Rev,.. Mr: Greene and • Dr,•
'Thompson. Mrs. Rinks is a sister
of Mr Greene: ' : •
Mils• Sara Nesbitt 'left on Tuesday to
take .a course ill the Macdonald •Ins-
• titute at .Guelph.• , She was acco,n-
panted by ' Miss Clarice Lai-thaeaite
of Goderich, who is also enrolled as
• .a: student,
Mr. C:7 1eKinnon; classical master in
the Barrie. Collegiate, was in town
during the. holidays, • shipping his.
• household goods to Barrie. •Mrs.
:McKinnon accompanied him when he
returned. •
Miss Thoinpson• of Blake ' was 'the.
',guest of .Mrs. S. Agnew , on Satter-
day last while on her way . to
Guelph to attend the Iac63nald in-
: stlitute where. she purposes spending
• a couple of, terms. .
`'George' W. Barge of Clinton, Ont.,
was one of the enthusiastic' Cana
than cutters to; attend the eenven-
tion 'in Chicago. He is a keen ob-
server and keeps *ell abreast odes-
erything new in the trade."—Sartor-
ial World, Chjeasa,
Mr. Frani'. Wilson has 'taken a post -
thin witlt Mr,. C. Hoare asmanager:
of •the store department of the es-
tablisl,ii it, which lie is openis's up
in the Searle b'ock. Since leaving
town nearly a year ago, -Prank has
•added to lits business experience n
up-to-date stores at St. Thomas and.
• Brantford. '•
Rev, Dr, Medd of ' 'Forest was the
guest of his brother, Mr. 3, G.
Medd, over Sunday. 'The Dr. just.
recently completed a series of spec-
ial services which extended over
eight weeks, ,during whiefi he preach-
ed every night' except three: The
' meetings' are said to have :been very
successful and the spiritual life of
' the ehulrchr has been stirred up as
probably never before.
Messrs. W. Jackson, A. 0. Patteson,
'and John Svisernan were.. in 13rAltt;
ford on Sunday last attending . the
funeral of the late Conductor Well-
ington Snaith, The Grand Trunk ran
a, special train clown in the -morning
and back again in the evening. 5 he
late conductor was well known in
This section, having been conductor
on the runfrom Dudek, to Goderieh
'" ad 'far back as. thirty years. rile
funeral was under the auspi".es Of
the Masonic Order and was very
largely attended,
Union Carpets
30c yd. .
One ` and wide, splendid
line for bedrooms, will give
good wear, three good. patterns.
' choose from at • Qc d,
top y
3=ply Wool Carpets
� 95c• yd.. •
4 yd. Wide Linoleum
.
$1.75 yd.
a
No better wearing carpet
made than the old reliable 3-eryd„
•
1 wool. ..Three . good pat-
..
terns to.choose from, sold.:
everywhere • at $1,10. ' Our .
950 •
price•
r
I -ii 4 yd wide linoleum we
excel'. ,.A;l our linoleums area
bought direct from the mann-
facturers, and thus ' we • save
middleman's profit and
the 1 man's
pass them out to our patrons •
at a saving of at least 10 per
cent, Our special at $1.75 a
running yard iA a trade bring-
er, Good weight and wear–
. ualit 3 d. wide same
ingY
q Y •
quality and weight 1..35 the
running yard.
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2,=ply -Wool Carpet.
70C ,yd, •
. ,
. Fournew designs in 2 -ply
wool carpets just in this. week
will give splendid 'wear,' one
2yd. Wide' Floor: Oil"
cloth .40c.
Our. sPecial 2 Yard wide floor
,
oilcloth at 400 a running yard
d bt tsai.:
ut o
. is;wlthouhe bet'v
ue in 'the county'. of Huron. •
Two good patterns to. : choose
'from and they -will give • good '-- '
.. _
ear. •:..
Wear.
- yard 'wide, revers' -le, sora: ;-
• everywhere at 75c,.• our price. ,
70c.
Lace Curtains. s.
Our. lace eurfiain. stock : •. is.
now complete and never have
•' we had so large. ,a range to � <w•
choose from or as dainty de- •
signs, from 25c u to 54c: Asst:
P .
to see.our •
special at $1.00
Tapestry Squares.'
We carry a full • range of
tapestry squares 3 x 3: and
q
3x4 yards, also a •large range :.
of wool squares, allthe , new
ig • • .
.est designs and colQringe from r
Iry Goods,
and
Millinery
�.adies'
Ready to wear.
Garments
Great; Values in Housefurnishings
IS STORE .is not only a good place to law Dress Goods, Ready to -Wear Garments, Millinery, etc., but a
T
' ousefurnish in s in general, • We do not sell
to bu carpet'Squares,. Lare,4urtaias, and H g g
•• first=class place Y ..
ca ets by theyard; . but we do sell and give the best value in Carpet Squares to be had. anywhere:. 'In .
` :""Lace Curtains our stock is extra large this year, and we are sure no store in, the country', can 'shout' a greater
variety of.
popular opular price Curtains: than, we have now, on display at.from $1.00 to.$6.00 'a pair.
,.,
• Nottingham Curtains $t
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 40 to 50
inches wide, 3 to 8i} yards long, in a dozer'
peettyfloral•de.igna, All; new patterns thief
boring .50 .75 .85 1.00
Nottingham Curtains
- $1.25 to $2.00 -
.
Fine Nottingham.Ourtsins in a great
range of beautiful hew designs in more than
a dozen patterns to choose from, 3i yards
ar s
long, 60 to 00 inches wide. ' Great values at
$1,.25 l$t.50 51:75 $2.00
Beautiful Lace Curtains
$2.25 to $6100
This spring we aro showing a magnifi•
cent range of Nottingham and Swiss Cur
tains. at the above prices, all 3 yards long,
50 to Ell inches wide, in some beautiful new
designs just opened. No better curtains et
the, price anywhere than these at $2.25 •
52.50 $2.75 $3.00. to $0.00
Bobinette• Ruffle Curtain ,
Nets.
at 30c, 35c, 40c and 45e per yd:.
Art Sateens, Silkalines,-
Art Draperies
of all kincla,1.0c,25c, 300, to $1 yd
' 4 Great Housefurnishing
,Bargains for. Frida}i
Saturday 'of this week
As a special inducement to
have you look over our, Housefur=
• nishing 'Department and see the
stock, we are going to sell on Fri-
day and Saturday only'.: ----
$1 Lace Curtains 75c
20 pairs only. Nottingham La}ce Oar-
, tains, 50 Inches wide, 3:i yards Icing, ,regular
price $1,00, Friday and Saturday 7!S
$2LaceCurtaii�ns $ 1.39
10 pairs onlV, Fine. Nottingham Cur.
tains, fti yards by 50 inches, regular price $2,
Friday and Saturday $1.38
60c Linoleums- 490
Pour patterns four -yard -wide Minn»
senors, light or dark pato-4ns, any of oto' 00e
quality Friday or Saturday ,49
$25 Rugs for $19.90
Your citoirn of any Brussels Rug in
Mu' st It«• tha' 1vi!s up to $23, Friday 0 tui
Saturday $110690 '
.Tapestry Squares
Tapestry Squares, suitable ' for . any.
room, in almost any of the leading colors and
sizes, at 8;00 to 10.00
Brussels Squares
Beautiful designs in Brussels Squares,
oriental find scroll patterns, all the leading
color combinations. Lots to choose from at
520100 to 5215.00 •
Millinery for Every-
.
Y
• bode
If you buy your 'Spring Bats at this
stare you. can depend upon getting the very
• newest destgns to he had, and we; knots,
price terc were never so low. No need to
pay"e iev prices elsewhere when you earl
buy beautiful Hata snub as we are selling at
$13.00 to 55.00
Visit our store and see for yourself the
gr eat display we, are making, livery week•
*wee so:nettling new in our Showroom, and
we art; constantly nn the lookout for any
novelties we knots the ladies will appteciate.
: Leave your orders as early as possible
as tunny poianlitr shapes which are selling
now, willlw Impossible to 'gett letter in the
season,