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ClIntea% Newa.Rccord.
Juno 6th, 1907
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We have an--inl cresting program _ for lune. ,Qne
that 2x111 ave None, for people w!io ~ do their dry goods
` buyin here. ,These are bits o news that..., h, .the .xett
of 7ialue. Each and e'beryone is good, and stands for
many another we haven't .roomto get into the' paper.
Our two -store direct buying tells for the biggest assort-
ments and best ?values. Mat is a positive fact, and'tbe .
4 are ready to probe it to you at., ..#itne. Come Saturday
or next week for any of these. Zhey will be ready the
first thing Saturday morning.
Two MillinerySpecials. R
Two extra specials for this
`big millinery department.
Hats with just the right style.
to them. Prices that are sav-
ing, for Saturday selling. Our
milliners have prepared. 'thein
specially for this day. They.
are . genuine special's,.: and
worth coming far.
12 Hats at $3.90, Regular $5 Values '
12 only new and stylish Hats. • Correct shapes and good
trimmings used on all of thein: Regular price $5, choice q (�
of the twelve on Saturday " 3.9 0
12 Hats at $2:90, Regular $4:: ;
Just 12 Hats in this lot, too. Trimmed up specially for
Saturday. All correct and up-to-date shapes, but- not
quite so good trimmings as on the higher,priced one. Re 0
gular $3.50. to $4, . Saturday your choice.. .. , ... t1
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-Pillow Cases 25c
20 dozen Pillow Cases, made from bright
cambric finished English pillowton,,. ' 2 inch
hemstitched hem, 40, 42;,44and� inches. _The
case complete, as cheap as you could buy :the
cotton for, special each .. 25C
Curtain Samples 15c
50 Traveller's samples of Nottingham _Lace• Cutta.ins
These show the lower end and are $nisbed same as•cow
. plete curtain, Just the thing for small windows, and on
Saturday we will clear 50 at your choice, each.:.
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Curtain Muslins Underprilced
30c Quality for 19c.
Frilled Curtain Muslin extra width, white Fpot r white
with blue flower,'just"the thing for a bedroom., : regular
30c, special. per yard ..... ... .
25c for 50c Gloves
50 pairs only, black and cream Silk Glove., ,good assort-
ment of sites, a cleap-up of various lines that sold' at 50c,
together in one lot for quick selling Satui•tiity., at your
choiceper pair ............................ ......... ......
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Samples of Tapestry for 19c
25 to 30 ends of Furniture Tapestry, each 21 inchessquare
suitable for cushion tops, re-covering chairs, etc.. pecial
each .19
Raincoats at $i
10 only Ladies' Raincoats,. odd styles in rubber and fancy
tweeds. They would 'he good for knockabout wear,
clearing Saturday at each-...... , . ... , .... 1,00
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Ladies' Raincoats at $6.50
Ladies' loose Tweed Coats, full . length, shower proof, .
popular loose hack style, clearing Saturday at .each... ..: 6:60:
English Nainsook-8 Yards for $1
300 yards very fine quality English Nainsook,` bought by •
ourselves direct from the maker, full yard wide soft fin-
ish, suitable for children's wear, or anyuse to which you
can put extra fine cotton, beautiful quality, ;regular 20c,
special in eight -yard lengths at. 1.00
New This Week
Each wEek sees new arrivals' taking: their places
on our counters. " This week we have opened tip
New Skirts
New Corset Covers.
New Gowns
New Black Parasols
New Fancy White; Parasols
Some very handsome Worsted Dress Go ds In
correct shapes and patterns. Every yard• ip porfed
direct by ourselves from England.
DIRECT IMPORTZRS
CLINTON.ON7
A. WATERMAN
Fenutain. ?6.11 #
AT$215u
Is a pen of.quality. There
are many pens ac ;a less
price and we have some
of them, but a Waterman
is the —satisfa:tory l' pen
for us to sell_and the pro- '
f table one . for � .you.�,xto M -
buy, It is the standard
writing instrument of the
world. Simple in con-
struction excells i n
quality and perfection of $.
workmanship.
W. Q. FAIR CO,
Often Cheapest—Always Best • .0
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mcdaugdtey- --of
Blyth were: in Clintons ons Monday.
Mr. and Mrs:. J. D. ' Weitsi and Mrs
and, Mrs.Lappine spent Sunday in
Bayfield.
Mr. George McLennan wa,s in _Luck:_.
- now on Saturday and invested in a
driver.
Mrs. James Elliott ;of Inwood is " the
guest of her *sister, Mrs. J. F, Was
man:
Rev. Father :Dunn of. Parkhill was a:
guests at ,St. Joseph's . rectory .on!
Monday..:.
Mr.'—.Frank—O'Neil is taking the baths'
at the- Preston Mineral Springs , for
a fewdays: •
Mrs. Maloney avid children of Sault
Ste. Marie' are visiting at her moth,
en's, Mrs. MaLenpan's.
Messrs. W. J. ?aisle,, : James Stev
ens, t'.: .R. ' Hodgen, A. Tyndall,
J. W. Irwin, : James McMath and B.
J. Gibbing_ attended the .Liberal
convention.. in.`Goderioh 'on Monday:
Mrs, L. C. Barber and, little son Jack
of Las Vegas, ' New Mexico, are
visiting her mother, .Mrs, Carling: of
town.
'Mrs. John' Green of 'Porn Hur-
on, accompanied byher• son, Master
Meveyn, is the guest of her. parents'
Mr. and Mrs. • W. Alexander.
Mr. William Fisher .is in the State of
Illinois and is expected home next
Week with a. carload .of registered,
Percheron;• mares,
Mr. Robert Centelon of Iletroit is
visiting friends in . Clinton; and at
'.the parental' home en the. 7!h, con..
of Goderich this week.:.. • . . _
Mrs, Annie Abbott left on Tuesday
for' Lucknow where 'she will spend
a week - before' proceeding, to Bay
fieldwithMr ;and.. Mrs Alex. Rob-
inson. . •
Miss aVloore, wilewas the guest : of
Lara. C. W. Brown, .returned to her
'home in Toronto on.Tuesday accbm*
paned by Mrs. Brown `wino is: spec -
ding the week -in the. city.. , .
:Miss. Dell '.'Walker lfas returned to 'ben'
post in Tozer's after . several' days'
• absence owing to illness. Miss Mar-
' gor,"y Lappin filled the position
hale she was away. .•
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Rev.., A. I, Brown and -wife of Dutton.,
formerly. of Wititeehureh, Rev. C. C,
•.Kane of Coirtihnai and . Rev, E J., -
Agnew
...Agnew' of . Tbamesford were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Beaton : the
past .week. .
Mr. D. S. Cook is. ill Torar.•to attend-
fag the Grand Council of .Chosen
Friends as the 'representative' of the
Clinton Council. Mr: Join Camtel-
- - on is representing. the Holmesville
and 'Mx. Robert• Cox the Porter's
Hill Council.
Mr. Clarence; . Johnson leaves 'next
'week for, Detroit and expects for
the next' three or four months to be
in charge of an Anglican; parish in,
the state of I lcifigan, In . the fall
he will begin his studies in. Wycliffe
' College, Toronto .
Mrs.. William Alexander returned. •oxo.
Monday ' week from a month's visit
' with her daughter, Mrs: John Green
of Port Huron. She has not ...been
• in very good health lately sp' IV r:.
Alexander went over to Pot Huron
. to aecotripany : her home. /
kr.. Robert Searle of Plymouth; Eng-
land, is the guest ofiliis cough:, : Mr.
W. Searle, With w am he first came
to 'tlfis country; thirty-four years
ago and after remaining here a few
' years he went back to his native
]land. lie scarcely knew the old
town 'and comparatively few of
those he' was acquainted with when
he lived here are new residents : of
Clinton Or of this terrestrial sae*,
.,
Miss Ida Heywood• left on Saturday
for Winnipeg 'where yesterday sh
was united in, marriage to Mr. All.
Batts, son of Mr, Eph, Butts . of
the tate Line. The happy young
couple will take up housekeeping in
Ito metropolis' of the West where
Mr. Butts has establisher] himself
in the draying. business, The News-
Record wished 'them long -continued
• happiness: and prosperity. With the
departure of Muss Ida, Heywood,
• Wilber remains the only member of
that family in Clinton and he, too.,:
leaves for Winnipeg next week. The,
Misses Heywood are in. Revelstoke.
S. C., Lon in .Detroit and J. 0. 'at
Port William.
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• w atorday e t t on c eallWi e*r s. sef'ortidies Spring Coats newest styles, •
well: made and perfect fitters,' in light and 'dark,' fawn,. whipcord,. black cheviot and
grey check tweeds. 'Sizes 36. and '38 only. These are with . it doubt the cheapest
;One of up=to-date coats ever offered .for sale in.. Clinton,
$6.00.. Black Cheviot
Coats $3.00.
Ladies black Ohevibt.'Coats, unlined,
nicely..made and trimmed, very new-
eststyle, sizes 36 and 38 only, hip
length, regular $6,00 Saturday
quick sale;..,.:.:..;... ..,,., 3.00
$7.50 Black Cheviot
Coats $4.00. '
Ladies' Black Cheviot Coats, ` hip
length, close fitting and loose backs,
sizes 36 and 38 only, regular .
$'Z.50, Saturday quick sale..,.. 4.00.
$10 Black Cheviot
Coats $6.00� ---
Ladies' Extra fine . quality.. Black
'Cheviot Coats, lined, averynatty•coat.
well made and trimmed,:. regu-
lar $10, Saturday gaick sale .: ` 6.00
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$10 grey check Treed
Coats $6.00
Ladies' Grey Cheek Tweed Coats,
.three-quarter. length, very prettily
trimmed, unlined, a very stylish coat,
regular $I0, • Saturday quick 4
sale price...... ;;_ ........ .6.00
$10. Fawn Whipcord
• Coats $6.00 :
Ladies' light and dark fawn, whip=
cord Ooats,,.seyeral very pretty styles,
lined and unlined, close fitting,, hip
length, regular $IO,.: Saturday
quick sale price 6..06-
500 yds. Eni broider. y
Reg. i5c for 10c.
, 500. yards Embroidery, nice tine„qual-
ity,,"twelve pretty'destgns, 5 to.:7 inches
wide, ' regular 15c, Saturday
• quick sale • .... • .10
1000 yards -Towelling
121 c•for10c.
1000 yards roller Towelling plain
and colored edge, good weight, regu-
lar 12tc, .Saturday'quick sale .
price.. .,...... .1.0
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Slightly Soiled Silk
Waists at Half
Price..
About one dozen slightly soiled silk . +'
waists; in white, pale blue, green and .. •
• 'Oink, nicely trimmed with. lace, :regu-
.-'lar $3 to $s,.Saturday at exactly
'tJALF PRICE
Ready to ' Wear
Hats' 25c
About 3 dozen Ladies' Ready -to- •
wear Straw Hats; in -white and black, .
prettily trimmed,.artdup*to=date, reg.
75c up •to:''$2, Saturday quick • •
sale, your choice for.....:., '•:. ; 25
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$1.00 and $1.25 Under-'..
skirts 75-c
About two:dozen white -underskirts}_,_'
slightly soiled. trimmed with embroi.
.d'ery and .lace, regular 0. and
$1.25,Saturday quick sale ' .75
Tailoring
Furnishings
Dry 6o ods ..
Importers
•open and~read ready do business with. a full `line:
is now. 3
of clean and up-to-date goods. The stock is well as
sorted in every line. A. share of your patronage is
solicited. w
UNDERTAKING
' The stock in this branch of our business will be
found full and complete and at moderate. prices. Ail
r personal and care,
orders entrusted to us will have our,
p.
ful, attention. '. Night 'and Sunday calls promptly at -
.tended. to,"'Mr.'Walker lives on the premises,
WALKER&RQSS
FURNITURE DEALRS & PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
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'JOU : READY ' FOR
-IE WARM WEATHER
Ladies 1 Is : there not . something in dainty
footwear that': you wi h to 'cOniplete the, summer
'costume:
Is it a white canvas shoe.? . We have two nice
. lines in .the 31utchers . Oxford style, one with Low
Military Heel, the other with ' a` Cuban, - Heel either
of them $1.35.
Or doyou, wish Kicl,.Patent Leather,`or Tan
Oxford ? We have them in prices ranging from $1.25`
to $3.50. ,
Men'!>. What could be cooler or more com—
fortable than a liiicewhite canvas .Blutcher. Bal-,. with.
a pretty toe ? Just what you want,: eh ? Well, we
have;.them, only $1.75.
All kinds. of Summer Footwear for Boys and
Girls.' Come on in.
Musical goods to meet every requirement.•
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The'•MOLSON S BANK
INCORPORATED BY At1T OP PARLIAMENT 1855.4
INTEREST
PAID
TIf I S
'A YEAR.
C. E.• DOWDING,1Vianager CLINTON,
HUAIIE� MUSIC SHOE STORE
The New Millinery Store
Opposite The Post Office
Our Ladies' Hats and Millinery Novelties are new, ,I
and include New York designs.
Our Children's flats and Baby43onne'e are up•to•
date and we also have amafl boys' Talus.,
The Rooms are on the ground floor.
The prices are right atld satisfaction is guaranteed,
0 Miss 1VI. E.Cantelon Co. 1
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