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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-05-23, Page 9Dry Goods, and Millinery C •h1TO Ladies' heady; to wear Garments 441frWb 1116v1�� s� �•� ti� �.� ��►1A1ti� br �i�• �✓� q� 1✓� oti} � 11' Grea. �Spring� ale of Ne oats and Raincoats. W - Spring :Coats' and Nine Hundred Dollars Worth 'of newest Raincoats to be sold in the next two weeks. Ma 23rd •we place on sale our entire stock ladies' :of Commencing Thursday evening y omme new Spring Coats and Raincoats, amounting to over nine hundred dollars at prices which will astonish you. Every garment in the lot is new -not one being out of date. Come and see for i yourself the greatest collection of spring coats ever put on sale in Clinton, Remember this sale ►' starts at 7 o'clock Thursday evening of this week and ends Saturday night, June 8th, i Coats at $4.95 Ladies' newest Spring 'Coats in tweeds, plain• covert cloth, 122 inches long, tight and loose fitting, some lined throughout, also long, loose, grey coats, regular . price 4.Q 5• ,up to $7.50, sale price ., V Coats at $6.95 Ladies' new spring Coats and • Raincoats, in a dozen or more newest styles, made from. all wool tweeds and covert cloths, fawns, light greys and dark greys, coats that are selling everywhere at $8 to $10, sale price 6 95 Coats at $7.95 Ladies newest Spring Coats in fawns, greys, tweeds and Meek, made front newest elatbs in rhe very latest New York designs, including the new Gibson;, effect, selling' n in every store in Ontario at $12 to $15, sale price here.. 7■05 $10 Cravenette Raincoats for $7.50 10 only ladies` fine Cravenette Raincoats, full length.. made from extra fine quality cravenette, in fawns and olive green, several styles to choose from. Our special price was $10 each, all sizes 82 to 88 for.,, 7.50. Two Suit Bargains $i0 Suits, for $7.50 5 Tailor-made Shirt, Waist Suits, made in plain blue and black:frorii all'wnol venetian, sizes 34 to 38, regular price, •each $10, sale priee • 7.50. $12 Velvet Suits $5 2 only plain• and corded denetian Shirt Waist Snits, in � plain green andnavy, suits used for exhibition purposes, 5. 0 regular price $12, sale p 0 Special Dlspla0 of New Summer Millinery Thursday vc a make our 'first display of the new Summer Millinery, and we think you will agree with us in saying,"No prettier display of summer hats has ever been shown in this store." Many new styles in children's hats just put on the stands fresh from the work rooms this week a,:ld all at moderate prices. We invite you to see all these new styles before the assort- ment ssortrent gets broken. m - - 1 - a- -• --Mirk-- Ala AIL r-.- -mac - - II + ...41 - .\n r & l - AikA...Au� �►luLL�n�1 timr.n.er Millinery pening: Our Milliners have cer- tainly prepared 'a splendid slowing of Sunnier lv'lillin- ery for .our"pecii. opening this week. Ever since Miss Reynolds returned. from De- troit they have been busy R ... -orkin`ewls�tpesand ._ trimmings she purchased. Now the display is ready. Millinery that is a reflection of New York styles Millin- ery that has style and character about it that puts it in a class by itself. Millinery that is just a little bit different from what you will see in most stores. Millinery that is well worthy of a visit even if you have no thought of buying, Vome and see it: You are as welcome to look`arto Isuy; A Corset Special. a 20c Clipped off the Price of 75c Corsets Just sixty pairs of them to sell. If you knew how good they are -Saturday night would see the last pair- -- leave the store. 55c is what we have marked them and 75c is the real value. They are part of a special clearing lot from one of the big factorie,. That is why we got them so cheap. de pairs Corsets, made from strong, but light weight batise, just the thing for warm weather, long hip, bias stitched, • highly tempered steels, nicely trimmed with lace and baby ribbon, good hose supporters attached to each pair. regular . 75c valve, A Saturday special at per pair ay.d.rai Hosiery ' values Too That are Good Enough ito Call Special You can depend on the hose you get here. No second grades or inferior qualities find a place in the.. -stook-if we know -it -If a bad -fair --gets in by accident and you get them, bring them back and we will make it right with you. We couldn't back them up. like that if we didn't sell good qualities only. Cotton, lisle thread or cashmere. We have the best stock to -day that ever was in this store. Here are some; of our specials in spring and summer weights 2 pair for 25c Seamless Cotton Hose, crown dye, absolutely fast and stain- :��. less, heavy double heel and toe, full fashioned, good quality, all sizes, extra special value at 2 pair. for At 25C „ Ladies' black Cotton Hose .made from fine yarn, the famous Hermsdorf dye, full fashioned, spliced heels, same stocking. in white or tan, also plain black cotton hose with -wool or balbriggan feet, a splendid assortment at this the most.0 popular price, per pair ...... .....•....... L Children's and Bogs' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose Heavy double heel and toe, seemless feet,. very elastic, good weight, will stand any amount of rough wear, all sizes, at .25 per pair A Fine Hose Children's very fine ribbed Cotton Hose, seamless feet; very elastic ankle and leg, good shape, a splendid wearing stock- . ing, just the thing for better wear,. black, tan or white, all .:25 sizes, per pair Lisle Thread Hose Ladies' lisle thread hose, black or tan, fast dye, full --fashion-• ed, .splendid wearing qualities at per pair .35 -37i -SO Fane Hose Ladies' fancy ale thread hose, black, tan, white, sky, .pink' and grays, lace effects or embroidered fronts, one-half d ozen or more different styles, at per pair ........ ..... ... .30 to .60 SPECIAL -3 Pair for 50c, Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, fine gpality, full fashion- ed, German make, the famous Hermsdorf dye, the equal of many 25c stockings. One hundred to . one. hundred and fifty pair to sell, commencing Saturday special at 3 P AIR FOR s5 The Waists and Underwear We never sold so many waists or so much under- wear in one day as we did last Saturday, unless it was the first, day of our big sale of samples last March. Not much trouble finding the reason -we have the styles that are right, and values that are' money -saving. Still good assortments of the lines advertised last week, some. new arrivals just in to take the place of the sold outs. SKIRTS AT .75 SKIRTS AT 1.63 GOWNS AT 1.00 GOWNS AT 1.25 GOWNS AT 1.50 DRAWERS AT .25 DRAWERS_AT .35 DRAWERS AT 1.00 CORSET CO ITERS AT .25 CORSET COVERS AT .50 CORSET COVERS AT 1.00, WAISTS AT 1.00 1.25 1.50• In each and every case lines at these prices are extra special. Just in this week -New colored Voiles, New Cream Serges, New Panantas, New Black Silk Voiles, New Long Silk Gloves, New Black Parasols, New Fancy Parasols. MR CT IMPORTERS leeisaminsemeirisi O F I Fireworks AND Celebration Goods For May 24th More • kinds than we aver had before, and more of a kind. t Good large assort- V $ ment of one and S five cent novel, ' ties. 0 W. D. FAIR CO, $ •Often Cheapest -Always Best �..r v��.� Vis•.. • Clinton, Ne s Record May 23rd 1907 Holiday Novelties and Summer Lingerie Mr. Bell of the Bell Elgin. Works, Seaforth, was •im town on 16n0ay. Mr. Frank, O'Neil and his son, Mas- ter Clawson, are in London to -day. Rev. W. E. • Kerr conducted anniver- sary services at Fallarton on Sun- day. • Mrs. Combo Sr. and Miss Combs have been visit:ttg Mrs. of London Dr. W. Gunn; and, Mrs. Gunn 'left' on Tuesday on .a ,two months' -trip • to Europe. Mrs, D. B. aennedy. .leaves to -day for .a few days` visit :with . friends in �e l•ederna, Messrs. J. C. Macdonnell and.Alex. Murdock of Hensall were in town •on Sunday. • ' Col. and Mrs. Heglar of Ingersoll are •r spending 'the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Gundry. Mr. John Mulholland has gone' to Mitchell where he has accepted • a. position with Hill & Co•, bridge - builders. Mr. A. Alexander, shipping clerk for the Jackson` Mfg Co., -left on Tues• day for a week's .visit'.to his home. in Toronto. Mr. Alex. "Robinson of the late Rat- tenbury House has not yet decided upon a location,: but has. two or three in view. Mr. A. J. 'Morrish of . Morrish.& Crooks was in, Toronto Monday add- ing to, the big clothing firms stock of:scasonable goods. Rev. C. Gifford, ' who occupied" 'the pulpit of the Ontario street church. on 'Sunday, was while in town the guest of Mr. :L..Lavis. Mr. Norman Pym, for . some time in the employ: of Mr. John Holmes of the Huron Road, iS now engaged ir., • farming in Northern Minnesota. Mr. J. B. Hoover.: was in London, on • Monday attending a ,meeting of the executive 'of the Woodmen of •the 'World of which he is a member. Miss -E. R., Delrnage, B.A.., of the; C. I.- staff,'. has_zeen appginited an. assn-. • elate .examiner in. algebra. at ' the. comi7ngdepartmental examinations. Miss Nettie Beacon: . and her little nephew, Master Elmer Beacom, go to Toronto today to visit friends_ and_ will _remain- in ,the: city until Monday. , Mr. P. Senn, wlio in company with Mr. D. 13: Kennedy is canvassing this •district selling lightning arrests .• ers; spent . Sunday at his home in Brantford. Miss. Churchill,. who has for some time made her • home with Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes of the Huron Road; :has gone to Walkerton where her nieces reside. The following are :guests at the home - of Mr. •and Mrs. E. A. Lannin Misses Gladys Legg • and Mildred 'Robinson of London, and Clf,:;d H. •• Brans of . Detroit, Mtr, James B. Reynolds; • formerly of Detroit, is now clerk at the Hotel .Normandie. He is ,a genial young man and will . no ,doubt be popular with the patrons of the Normandie. Dr. ,Axon and Messrs. Constantine,' • Crooks, Alexander, ' W..RattenburY,. and C. Shep;p,ard witnessed the Sear forth -Guelph senior .football• match • at the former place orr•Friday ev ening last. ' Rev,;,,R)Lral Dean Gunne went yestei- day to Kincardine wlfere with the 'rector of "Walkerton he is engaged in matters •' it, connection with ,the Bervie parish. He is expected home tomo rrow. . Mr. George IIandcocli, clerk, at the Normandie, has gone to Seaforth where he •he..s 'talken. a, position in a shoe factory. He has become a member of the senior football team of that town and in the match with! Guelph on Friday night .last • he is given; the credit of being the best player on the local team. .Morris Shea,' formerly bartender at _.._ the Commercial and more recently at the. Normandie, is also playing with Seaforth. Never in our history has our stocks of holiday Novelties in Collars, Belts, Silk Waists, Mull and White Lawn Waists, been better than now. Every Department is overflowing with the very newest, and prices to suit all purposes. Ladies' Fancy Collars In ladies' Fancy Collars we are show. ing a very natty range of up-to-date lines, and some very exclusive styles from 25c to 1.50 t $1.25 Lawn Waist for $1.00 Two dozen only Lawn white Waists embroidery fronts, several styles to choose from, three-quarter or long sleeves, all sizes, regular $1.25, Set- urday only... , . ..... , ...... ,... ,1.00 • 3.30 GregTweed Skirts $2.50 Grey salt and pepper Tweed S it s, piqued seams, very pretty designs, will give splendid wear, sizes 38, 39, 40 and 42, regular $3 50, Saturday 2.50 $3.80 Black and Blue Lustre Skirts $2.50 Black and navy blue Lustre Skirts, pleated, full length, a very pretty style and made of good quality lustre. , • in sizes 38, 39, 40. 41 and 42. regular $3.50, Saturday only 2.80 Ladies' & Children's . Leather Belts Leather Belts are quite the rage in crush and fancy figured, in plain and colors, from .50 up • Children's Buster Brown Leather Beltb, all shades........ ; ..... .25 ` ``� ; �� 1 _ i �� , ? j ( / ..; ` ` J �!�14, ) e d `�`�\� ... ` ��j:` `\ r I/� �`�,• i, �,/� , I llit ' i / t , . • • 35c Union Carpets for 25c Four pieces Union Carpet, good weight and fast colors, all good' pat - terns, bought from a wholesale house going out of carpets, ata price which enables us to clear them out quick. t psr yard. .,. .. ., Shirt Waists Ladies' Shirt Waists in silk mull and white lawn, in all the newest designs, trimmed with fine lace insertion, all sizes, and rices to "suit all purses. Ladles' Straw Hats Half -Price, Saturday. Saturday we give you your choice of any of our Ready-to-wear Straw Hats and there are some good styles in the,, lot, at exactly half -the original price. White Muslins 5e, p er Yard , - Fifteen pieces White Muslins, in' stripe and fancy patterns, splendid • line .for children. Dont miss this chance, per yard .05 $3 Black Cheviot • Skirts $2 Black cheviot ' ready-to-wear top skirts, well made, raised seams, tris,- med with covered buttons, sizes 38,.39; 40, 41, 42, regular $3, Saturday 2.00 - ft CIt/ Pair Cotton.Hose for 25C Women's fast ..black Cotton Hose, seamless foot, full fashioned, all sizes, two pairs for .25 Tailoring. Furnishings Dry Goods Importers Holmesville The Governtnent sanitary' inspector paid an official visit to. the factory arud pronounced the building, first-class and kept in a good sanitory condit- ion, Mr. Jas. Connolly, the, salesman and president, !goes this week to Wooa'`stoek, Ingersoll and. Tillsonburg, Mr, Ed.' Williams, the butter maker, has been improving the inside, of •tlfe factory by painting the churn and vats and giving • the ceiling and cold storage room a coat of whitewash.. •