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Oor Saturday and Mondau.
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Wr4 start off lune selling Saturday and Monlay
- with a Saving list gathered from every department
of this store. Read the savingsone by one. ?be,
are genuine. Take than as illustrations of,the mono -
saving our two -store direct buying makes for you. We
-•-wilt-be-ready-tvaibetn-§aturday---morning, come _that
day or Monday whicb0 6' suits you best. We are out
for a Tune business tbat wilt discount anything %le bare
any record of. Ube goods are here to sell at the prices
that will bring it and we are going to get it.
First Saving.
300 yds Colored Dress Goods, mostly en wool, shades of fawn
brown, grey and wine fancy mixtures. Also some blacks
in plain and fancy, medium and light weights, some 500
and some 60e qualities. Clearing them all commencing t) g
Saturday morning at per yard , , •g•u
Second. Saving.
12i yards new Tweed Drees Goods, light shades in checks
and broken stripes. Splendid material for short coats, Eat- A g
on suits or separate pkirts, June saving price per yardOTU
Third Saving.
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Extra, fine quality Pure viroia Dress Goods, in broken checks
in black and white and greys, the season's most popular
materials. splendid quality, regular $1,25 value, June say- 0
ingyrice yer yard 'UV
Fourth Saving.
5 dozen pair only -Ladies' Hose Supporters, with band, pad
front, four clasp strong elastic,. never sold for less than 25; In
black white and colors, special price.,. . . I
Fifth Saving.
200 yards Fancy Dresden Ribbon. 5 inches wide, satin edge.
suitable for barge, hat triwmipgs, or fancy work, special 1.21
June saving price per yard
Sixth Saving.
50 only -Wash Belts with buckles, nice embroidered pat-
terns, special June seeing price 2 for r t0
Seventh Saving. • , •
Fifty to Seventy -five -Linen Towels, many diiterent, kinds
in the lot. All are samples and June saving price is one-
quarter to one-third less than regular. , • ' .
Eighth Saving.
Ten only -Colored Table Cloths, red and green or green •
and gold mixtures. Regular values- $1,00 to '$1,25. June 47
saving price each
Ninth Saving. •
Seventy-five travellers' samples of White Underwear,, in-
cluding Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers and Skirts, also
Dressing Segues, Wrappers, Waists, etc. A clean up from
our big spring sale of samples. Regular values are $1 15 to 7 c
$1.50. June saving price 18 your choice for. , , ..• .. • I U
Tenth Saving.
LadiesParasols, full size, fast black top, steel rod, strong
frame, good assortment of handsome pandles. Special I
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June saving price 11
Eleventh Saving: • .•
Ladies' Parasol, steel rod, stroog frasne, gloria top, ,will
will not cut or turn greee, handsome handles and a good. C
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assortment. Special June saving price each 1,
Twelfth Saving. . •
300 yards very fine quality English Nainsopk, bought by
ourealves direct from the maker, full yard wide, soft fin-
ish, suitable for children's wear, or any,use to which you
can put extra flue cotton, beautiful quality, regular 20c, I 00fl
spedial in eight yard lengths at
Thirteenth Saving. • •
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, fine qual-
ity with initials, not all initials in the lot balance of the line 0 C
we were selling at 3 for 25c, clearing thern out at.. ..4 for ilL•U
Fourteenth Saving. •
Ten dozen Isadiee Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
veryfine quality, standard 25c quality, narrow heu3s, 25c is gn
the regular price fpr this quality, for June special., -3 fora •
Fifteenth SaVing. - •
Ten pairs fine quality lapestry Curtains, heavily fringed, a •
neat designs in green and red shades, -brand new goods, 0 00
regular $3.50, special June price , • , ' • 4'1.9 U
Sixteenth Saving. , ,
Ladies' White Underskirts, made from ftne quality Eng.
lish cotton, seams double sewn, wide flounce, handsome.
ly trimmed with lace and embroidery, our sixteenth 50
special each •
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Seventeenth Saving.
Ladies' Gowns made trona flue Cambric finish English
cotton, yoke of lace and insertion, foil size and good qual- I .0
ity, our seventeenth . . . . .. . .......
Eighteenth Saving.
25 only -Ladies" lace collars, mostly ecru shades arid white.
A clean up of 75c. $1.00 and $1.25 lines, choice of the lot cn
commencing Saturday . . ... . ... sin)
Nineteenth Saving: .
200 pair good strong cotton hose, fast black, fall fashioned, g
ladies' or children's sizes, splendid value at . 2 pair for eLU
Twentieth Saving.
3 dozen extra large bath towels, 25x45 inches, heavy weight 0 C
regular,35c. June roving price each. . .AU
Twentwfirst Saving.
300 yards fancy striped flannelette, good weight and width
in stripes of pinks, greys, blues, etc.. Our ,special -June 07.
price per yard •U I
Twentg-second Saving •
125 yards unbleached table linen, good weight, , 56 inches •
wide, three patterns, good enough to sell for 35c, special nc
per yard ai4111
Twentg.thirci Saving.- - -- . -
Linen Crash Towelling, 17 inches wide, red border, special ft 0
June price per yard .. . . ...... . .. . . - i..... ..:, , ..... ' . .. ... 1.11v
Twentg-fourth Saving • . •
300 yards Swiss Embroidery, neat designs_ in edgings and c
insertions, good quality cambric or muslin, choice per yard 1.q ..,4,/
Twentg-fifth Saving.
200 yards better Swiss Embroidery and insertion, good
widtb, stfong edges, neat desirable patterns, special per yd I U
Twenttfrsixth Saving. •
300 yards extra, heavy Union Carpet, heath, all wool, niee
• patterns in reds, browns and green, regular 60c to 65e, for C
June saving price per yard., . . •Uu
Twentg-seventg Saving. • • •
15 or 20 Ladies' Silk waists, black or cream, last ones of
$2.50 and $3 50 lino, clearing out. commencing Satur-
day at your choice .. .. • .• • ..• ....... 1,
Twentgoeighth Saving.
12 pair 'Nottingham Lace Curtains,
lock etitch edge, nee,
patterns, strong net, regular $1,50and good value at that
special June nrice each I 6
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TwentOwninth Saving.
Ladies Short Jaeltefs; made from Very good quality black
broadcloth, fawn, covert or fancy tweeds, regular $1.60
and $8,00. Oar twenty-ninth saving, each 6 00
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POS.
Dnercr imparemes
onrr
A WATERMAN
[Fountain" Peal
AT $2.50 $
Is a pen of quality. There
$are many pens at a less t
price awl we have some
of them, but a Waterman
is the satisfactory pen
;,..thr_us to sell and the pro- $
fitable one for you to
$buy. • It is the standard
writing ir etrument of the f
world. Simple in con-
struction, excells
$quality and perfection of
workmanship.
W. 0. FAIR Or
V $
Often Cheapest —Always Best $
The "following spent the holiday ---
Douglas 'Muir, London
Hugh Grigg, ,liamiltmn
• Fred Flintoff; Stratford
Fred Stevenson; London
Wive Downs, Toronto
Thos. Rance, Leamington, •
• Jpe Cedmore, Walkerville
Frank Cliowen, Brampton
i%fiss Dell O'Neil, MilVerton•
John Mcilveen, ,Craig
Thos.. Wheatley,' TillSenbusg •
Andre* Forre.ster, Hamilton'
George Twiteliell, Wood.stoek •
Miss Mabel Flintoff, Stratford
MieS:Aggie Vortex, Kincardine
Miss Bessie Callander,
London
Miss i Kathleen McCourt, Pasklarl
Mr.: and Mrs.- Sim:Mureli, Stratford
Mr. and Mrs, A. Eckmier, Stratford
Mr: and Mrs. 'John Newcombe, • .
Stretford. ••
ads& Annie 'Redmond and Mr. R.
Redmond, St, Augusthie.
Mt. and ;Mrs. Geo. McCartney and
their • little, nephew, Lawrence Liv-
ingston Wheatley, Woprisiock
Mr. ' W. Jones was in 'Ooderieb. from
Tuitday • nntil toeday.
Mr. A,., R. Smith was in Toronto
ttus week on bushiese.
Miss Sloan of Toronto was the gucst
this. week. of • her cousin, Mr. S. S.
Cooper : -s •
Miss Bella Eitown, Tiverton, was the
gnest of Mrs., Arthur Canfelor" the
past week ': •
Mies ,Ernma-Cooper, town, is. taking
a Stenographic course in the Clinton
Business, College. ' •
Mr; Ross MacKly visited friends, in
W„ingliam and Teesyvater. from .-Thar-
Way until Monday;
Miss OliVs. FloodY, 'ramble; is the
guest of•,-Mes D. dantelori and oth-
er relatives in toWn.
Mrs.. J. Billings Jr,. and daughter
of Toronto axe ,spending a few days
with 141,r 0 E. Dowding.
Mrs. J G. West and family visitdd
from Friday. forennoi to Monday
with her sister in. Wingbani..
Mr. John Davis el North :Bay came
&styli, On Friday ' liest to 4stt kis
parents, Mr: and Mrs. S. Davis.
Mrs. (qaptain): George Waugh,:Owat
SOundwas the guest ,of her sister,
Mrs. W. J. Nedigar on Friday and
Saturdav
Mrs. Mackenzie and Miss Mackenzie,.
who were far several., months real&
enta of Clinton, haVe returned to
their farm near Brticeeeld. s.
Rev. and Mrs. Magee and Mr. and
' :Mrs. J. B. troever , and Miss Ruth
attended the ded.eation of the new
Baptist church in Goderich on Sun-
day.. -* • ; • .. • .
Mr. Ed. Rowed, London, was in town')
Saturday. He Cattle up on holiness;
but :had ; time for a. cordial' greeting
• with ',rnOtly of the .numerous friends
he 110- in Clinton.
Mr. D. J. Cantelon ;of Sha city detec-
tive- 'fprce, Detrnit, visited hM bro-
• ther, Mr, A. Cantelon town, and
the old homestead on Ac_
- of- Goderielf (6 -Winship this week.
Mr. Fred Oliver, who- left town five
weeksago to stake ereployineht, in
the Globe casket; works,. Loridoe,
- spent -from ;Friday antil Mdnday
With his mother and .other relatives
intowzi.-•
Mr, Alex. Robinson . was in Godericb
Tuesday and met the.license
eomsnisinners from whom he reeeived
a refund of the six nonths: license
fee he paid, less the Aftcen, days it
wan in force.
,Mr. W. Jackson leaves to -day on a
business trip to England which will
• include a couple of weeks visit am-
ong the big clothillg districts of.
Yorkshire, the tatiVe shire of the
Jackson family.
Mr. Fred. fill', on of Mr. Iliratri
Hill, left for the West on Tuesday
of last week. In, addition to being.
a trustworthy young man, .Fred i.
an excelleSt baker and had received
a tempting offer to remain here;
but wishing to see the West he de-
cided there was tio better time than
the present so is now there,'
Mr. Johtr Ireland returned Thursday
lagt front trip to the,West,- gong
as far as Prince. Albert.Ile went
by the Canadian and returned by
the U. S. route,and does not regard
the condition of affairs as bad as
some reports would indleate, Thetigh
the seeding is very late he is hoteftil
—tha.t-witir-favorable—ebnidltliins from
now on, the yield will bean aver-
age one,
Clinton News -Record
Holiday Novelties and
Summer Lingerie
Nifty 30th 1907
Never in ouphistory has our stock of Holiday Novelties in Collars, Belts, Silk
Waists, Mull and *the Lawn Waists, been better than now. Every Department is
overflowing with the very newest, and prices to suit all purposes.
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Dry Goods,
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his. Sto-re fr1, Wash Goods
Today this store. is ready to show yoti the 1atest and finest collection of Wash Dress Goods
that has ever entered its doors.
When we tell you that on our shelves is a stock o Muslins, Ginghams, Organdies, Lawns,
Voiles, etc., amounting to no Is than TEN THOUS NO YARDS yott will realizetbe -import-
ance of this annottncement.- 1 -Jere you will find ain't st every kind and pattern of the very new-
est American Goods, and every piece, even to the inet printed Organdies, warranted ' perfectly
and
Millinery
Ladies'
Ready to wear
• 1 Garments
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fast in color. • .
Now,isthetimeito choose your summer dress for later in the syou
will not eason nearly•
the choice a patterns and prices in .many cases will be much higher than they. are
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Fine American Organdies 25c, 300,35c, 40c.to 50c
French Organdies, Mulls, & Voiles, 40c; 45c, 50c, 60c
American Printed Muslins including polka dots-
12ic, 15c, 20c, 26c
Fine Dimity Muslins, all the leading colors; includ.
ing black, white and grey at 20c, °
Hundreds of :yards of plain black and black and
white Muslins, 12e, 15c, 25c to 500, -
White Swiss Muslin in almost every size'spot
18c, 20c, 22o, 25c to 40c
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Plain black, also black and White Dress Muslins in -
the greatest variety we have ever shown
ing Swiss spots at 12ia, 15c, 20c, 25c to 50c
Dress GingharaL _including checks,,stripes and spots ,
at 15c, 18c and 20c
Plain Charabrays and Linen Vinished Duck in every
wanted shade such as pink, blue, brown, tan, etc.,
at per yard 15.0-. ° .
White and Colored Dress Linens in fine and rued-
ium weaves at 25.0, $00, 35c to 59c.
Again we call your attention to the Millinery Department tif this store. We still have .a
great display of trimmed and Untrimmed hats in variety enough to suit any one, Its .worth,
your while to see the new styles just in even if you don't v_Kont4o4atty-tirow..---Stia at present we
are making a special displav otclti,ktren41F1'1ntn1ed'I1tits at very low prices, also a variety of
.--styles-i-rt--this-seasonN-Wittned Outing Hats at $f.39..
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Ladies' Fancy
. r Collars
In ladies' Fancy Collars we are show-
ing a very natty range of up-to-date .
lines, and some very exclusive styles
from , . . ., ,atic to 1.50
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- $1.25 Lawn Waist — -
for $1.00 •
Two dozen only Lawn White Waists
embroidery fronts, several styles to
„. choose from, three-quarter or long
eleeves, all sizes, regular $1,25, Sat-
urday only . . . ... ... ..,.......,... 0.00
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-- $3;50-Creg-Tweed-----
Skirts $2.50
Grey salt and pepper Tweed Skirts,
piqued seam% very pretty designs,
will give splendid wear, sizes 38. JO, 40'
and 42, regular $3.50, Saturday 2.80
$3.50 Black and Blue
Lustre_Skirts $2.50
and bevy 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.. .. . . ,.....2.130
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Ladies• -&-Children's
Leather Belts
' Leather Belts are quite the rage in
crush and fancy ,figured, in .plain and
colors, from .150 up
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Children's Buster Brown Leather
Belts, all shades; ..... ... s... ..Aal.
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35c Union Carpets.
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for 25c - -
Four pieces TJnion Carpet, good
weight and fast colors, all good pat•
terns, bought from a wholesale house
going out of carpets, at a price which
enables ;is te. clear them out quick, at
per yard .2S
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• Shirt Waists
Ladies' Shirt Waists in silk mull and
white lawn, in all the newest designs, '
trimmed with fine lace insertion, alt
sizes, and prides to suit,all purses.
•
, Ladies' Straw•Hats,
Half -Price, Saturdag. ..
Saturday we give you your choice of
tiny of our Ready-tb.wear Straw Hats •
• and there are some good styles in the
a lot, at exactly half the or
original price.
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White Muslins 5c
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per Yard
i fteen pieces White Muslins,- in
Stripe and fancy patterns, splendid
line for children. Don't miss this
chance, per yard.. , . 00
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$3 Black Cheviot
• Skirts $2
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Black cheviot ready-to-wear top ---
skirts,well made. raised seams, trim- •
med with covered buttons, sizes 38, 39,
. 40, 41, 42, regular $3, Saturday 2.00
2 Pair Cotton Hose. -
•for -25c .
. - •
.• Women's fast black Cotton Hose,
seamless foot, full fashioned, ail sizes,
,
two pews for... . . . . . ...... ... . . .26
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. • . •
Dry Goods,
•
6
•
•
his. Sto-re fr1, Wash Goods
Today this store. is ready to show yoti the 1atest and finest collection of Wash Dress Goods
that has ever entered its doors.
When we tell you that on our shelves is a stock o Muslins, Ginghams, Organdies, Lawns,
Voiles, etc., amounting to no Is than TEN THOUS NO YARDS yott will realizetbe -import-
ance of this annottncement.- 1 -Jere you will find ain't st every kind and pattern of the very new-
est American Goods, and every piece, even to the inet printed Organdies, warranted ' perfectly
and
Millinery
Ladies'
Ready to wear
• 1 Garments
.Alb.111.11011600111.11111r;11.Ab.AllvAlrAlbegivillbellbegbe41164110rib.4.116!,11b.41‘,41w1110,0\w"wilb... 1116Alli.41111frAllfr
fast in color. • .
Now,isthetimeito choose your summer dress for later in the syou
will not eason nearly•
the choice a patterns and prices in .many cases will be much higher than they. are
' -
Fine American Organdies 25c, 300,35c, 40c.to 50c
French Organdies, Mulls, & Voiles, 40c; 45c, 50c, 60c
American Printed Muslins including polka dots-
12ic, 15c, 20c, 26c
Fine Dimity Muslins, all the leading colors; includ.
ing black, white and grey at 20c, °
Hundreds of :yards of plain black and black and
white Muslins, 12e, 15c, 25c to 500, -
White Swiss Muslin in almost every size'spot
18c, 20c, 22o, 25c to 40c
•
Plain black, also black and White Dress Muslins in -
the greatest variety we have ever shown
ing Swiss spots at 12ia, 15c, 20c, 25c to 50c
Dress GingharaL _including checks,,stripes and spots ,
at 15c, 18c and 20c
Plain Charabrays and Linen Vinished Duck in every
wanted shade such as pink, blue, brown, tan, etc.,
at per yard 15.0-. ° .
White and Colored Dress Linens in fine and rued-
ium weaves at 25.0, $00, 35c to 59c.
Again we call your attention to the Millinery Department tif this store. We still have .a
great display of trimmed and Untrimmed hats in variety enough to suit any one, Its .worth,
your while to see the new styles just in even if you don't v_Kont4o4atty-tirow..---Stia at present we
are making a special displav otclti,ktren41F1'1ntn1ed'I1tits at very low prices, also a variety of
.--styles-i-rt--this-seasonN-Wittned Outing Hats at $f.39..
11.rSSS 66. .L J.',
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