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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-06-13, Page 88 Cliate t NOWIPPROCOr41. 41,,',• t, • • ..90k ..04'4f• i••,44.4 l• • •1, Summer Millinery here ithet is not common. Shapes and styles styles selected by Miss eynolds on- her recent visit o the American markets, --1-Hatrthat-Tre-mtliffere ,ot the ordinary," and not to. !;•be seen in every store. Many to select from, and no two the same. Don't order a Summer Hat until you see this special showing of late styles. Come 'any time. No need to feel , obliged •to buy. 1 P. ';vt.t %;•r. ' New Muslin Bonnets for the Little Ones.' • Neat and dainty Muslin •Bonnets for babies, just to hand. Delicate creations of fine muslins, lace and embroidery. All new styles, not highprioed, soc, $1.00 and $1.25. ' Our two Sunmmer Extras Don't overlook the two Snmmer Extras when you , visit the millinery dopartment. The values truly are exceptional. - We have taken the remnants and odd ends of the season's best trimmings and used them in making these hats. This is why weLcart:_ sell them at remnant prices. Hats $3.30, Regular $5 These hats are the newest shapes, and in trimming them our • 'Rulers took the last ends of some of the highest class .• tri • uiug we had this season. No two bats alike, arid •• at regula • rices we would have to mark them $5, our special once is ch 3.150 Hats at $ 0, Regular $3.50 and $4 Only good shapes this lot, trimmed with last ends and remnants of trim o • ite so ood as the $3.50 hats, all new though, and cor •ct, and worth uThe regular way • as() to $4. You eau buy of them for • • 2.90 • • More Good Un wear Values lVfore_news about our great st of ladies' white underwear. We have made change n the arrange- ments of our stock and given this depa ment more room. It was a case of having to do it, for e are do- ing more Underwear business right along cause people are finding out it does not pay to ma:ke.t selves when they can buy garments such as we sell these prices. Every garment well made from goocl materials, in the cleanest and best equipped underwear factory in Canada Here are sortie specials_: No. 1, at 25c • • Corset Covers, made from good quality -English cotton, hut- • ton front, neck and sleeves trimmed with neat cambric em broidery, full size and length, all sizes in stock, special each • .25 - • • Two Corset Covers at this price. One made fronigood 413111- ity English cotton, front with three , rows lace insertion, neck and sleeves trimmed withnicecotton torchon lace, three bows silk baby ribbon down front. The other made from good quality muslin emdroidery and insertion with embroidery shoulder straps.. ,pecial No. 2 at each-- ... -.SO' No. 3, at 75c Skirts made from good quality English cotton, seams • . double sewn, double frill of strong cotthn Jorchon lace and. •• insertion, very dressy skirts. Special Nored-at each •75 No. 4, at $1.65 No. 2, at 50c - Fountain Pen "0 AT $1,50 • • • Is apeiif.qa1ity. There • are many pen a less $ price and we have some $of there, but a Waterman is the" satisfactory .,pen $ for us to sell and the pro- 1_ n e—TOT-I5ft to $buy, It is the standard writing if strument of the world. Simple in con- struction, excells 1 n $quality and perfection of workmanship. W. D. FAIR CO, • $• Often Cheapest —Always Best • • • Skirts made from very fine English cotton, 'cambric finish, all seams double sewn, 22 inch frill of alternate strips ofkl&ee- insertion and plain muslin with ruffle Of wide strong cotton torchon laee. A very stylish garment, full size, special No. 4 at each • . . No. 5,.,at $1• . - Gown made from good quality English cotton, yoke of wide insertion, cuffs and neck trimmed with embroidery, a good serviceable garment. Special No. 5 at each ,1.00 No. 6, at $1.50 Gowns made from fine quality imported cotton,-- front trimmed with fine muslin embroidery, and. cuffs with net,. • rower embroidery. This is, a very handsome garment. • • Special No. 6 at 1.59 No. 7, at 35c • ' ' Drawers made from cambriclinIshed EnIjiii cotton, wide ruffle of muslin with wide hem, and two roves of feather atitChitig......5.111cia1350. 7 ' . .35' No. 8, at $1 Drawers made from fine Cambric finished cotton, trimmed with clusters of tucks and fine muslin ernbroidery. Special No. 8 at per pair • • ' 1.00 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••t••••••••••••••• Splendid Lawn Values Sheer white fabric a of all kinds will be greatly in demand this summer. We are selling immense - quantities of them now despite the backward • weather. Plenty here yet to last all summer, for we provided for increased business by importing double the 'ordinary supply, Our values are real good because every yard we sell °was bought direct from the maker. You cannot boat these valu 4nywhere, Victoria Lawn 12%c, 20c and 250• - Sheer India Lawn 15c, 20c, 25c Oc.' Fine Persian Law. 25c, 35c nd 40c. Swiss Organdies 25c, 35c i d 40c. • u •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• '118 ro&j D RZCT PORTZR3 CLINTON, ONT 7 • -. . .A Mr. D. B. Kennedy was in Bayfield yesterday. Misses Minnie and Annie Cook have ' returned frOm Toronto. • Mr. Harry Aberhardt left this morn- ing for Brantford. • Mr. E, 0.. Chairman •left to ' viSit his - home in Old England, expect'* to be back in six weeks. Reeve Cantelon was on Tuesday chos- en president of the Conservative. As- • sociation of West Hnrou. Messrs, Harvey Davis and S. Macken. zie were in the Chatham district last week ItRiking up horses to buy. Mr. C. W. Biown, Woodstock, senior member of the firm of Tozer :& Brown, was in town this week. Miss Washington in Leamington at- tending the annual meeting.of W. M. S. as a delegate from Wesley church. Mr. and 'Mrs. J. L. Small of Blyth were in town on Friday night last on their way home -from the honey. moon trip. Mrs. (Rev.) W. E.Kerr and her three • daughters, Margaret, Grace and Marion, are visiting her mother at Oakville ' ar4nci Mrs,A. D. Kilty of . Calumet, • h., are guests of Mrs. Kilty's m er,Mrs. R. Irwin, and will . probaby remain for i few weeks. Mr. Stewart Jackson of the Motions Bank has been transferred to • the Toronto branch. He is succeeded by Mr. C. Dyer of Hensel'. Mr. and Mrs. P. QUigley of Rullett re- turned home Monday from a driv- Chesley, a pretty • and thriving town in the County. of Jane 10th, 1907 .1110.11.11101115* win and Muslin Shirt. ts hitewear, s, Mr. Reuben • Graham :attended tbe, races in London on Monday end Tuesday and also visited the 1-luron" . • • „ We are sole agents in Clinton for Defiance Brand of Whitewear and we:can assure our many patrons that for style, fit and work- ----manihip-there-are-no-better-goods—manufactured.--The-many-re- marks of satisfaction from our patrons give us unbounded con. fidence of their value, A call will convince the most exacting. • Our.Special Waist a.t $1.00 . Our special. White Lawn Waist is, a,: trade bringer, made of good qualify White lawn, trimmed with lace and 'embroidery, several:very pretty styles - to Ohoose from, special at , , . „ 1.00 ' Other styles at $L25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.75 $2.00 and up, White Underskirts In White Underskirts our range is complete, in all prices,.._ styles and • sizes, with • deep and narrow frills of • lace and embroidery, from , '1.00 UP 500 gds. Embioiclerg • Reg: ise for 100 • -roo yards Embroidery, nice fine kual- ity, twelve pretty designs, 5 to 7 inches wide, regular 15c, Saturday quick sale..'.. , • . .„. .10 „ Slightlg Soiled Silk • Waists at Half Price. • About one dozen slightly soiled silk waists, in white, pale blue„„green and pink, nicely trimmed with lace,- regu- lar $3 to 35, Saturday at exactly' HALF PRICE Readg to Weir • - • * Hats 25c About 3 dozen Ladies' Ready -to- . • wear Straw Hate, in white and black, prettily trimmed and up-to-date, reg. , 75c up to $2,. Saturday quick •' sale, your choice for • • 25 • 1000 yards Toweling 12'Ac fOr 10c. • - 1000, yards roller Towelling plaio . ' and colored edge, good weight, regu-, lar Inc, Saturday quick sale '• . .10 • PURITAN UNDERWEAR We recommend and guarantee Puri - "tan -Underwear. at iilfprices, made of • good clean yarn, shaped and trimmed with ribbon at 10c, 12c. 15c, 20c, 25c • and 50c each. . , • $1.00, and $1.25 Under., • • Skirts 730 • Aborit.twe dozen white underskirts slightly soiledtrimmed with embroi- dery and lace, regular 51 and $1.25, Saturday qUick, sale...... Tailoting Furnishings Dry Goods Importers •44 Regiment now • ,under •dativas at that city, , Mr. W. Pinner has accepted a position as book-keeper for• a large hardware establishment in Toronto. and will move to that city about the first of •next month. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chant will .on Wednesday next be guest:, at the wedding of Mrs... Chant's youngest brother, Mr.- Howard Holmes of St. Catherines. • „ Mi P. Senn, who has been;pushing the sale of lightning rods in ,this • district for several weeks past: is now canvassing among the farming community around Shakespeare. Air. Fred Hill of the o f. leaves • this 'Week for a tvvoliv'eekt hlioday. He -ernario points and will be ac- tvilltit Marmora and other East - corona ied by Mrs. Hill and baby. . , • ' Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Scott. .-w-hose-wed; ding_took-placealbigh noon . at the —residence of the bride'irmother, Mrs, • James Armstrong, Stanley, were in town last evening on their way to their new home in Morris. Mr. Robert Lee of Tavensharn, Man., is ' visitsng his sister, Mrs, 'Andrew Ginn. "and other relatives in . town for the first • tirnein twenty-one years. He will also visit his sister, Mrs. Henry Stwartth Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taylor of London ' and iissJi,IieF Hunter of Kincar- dine, were guests at the Stev- ens—Jenkins nuptials on ' Wednes- day, ere visiting at Mr. James Stev s of the Base Line this week. • Mre. eo. Pay of Niagara -Fails, Mrs. • lch of Toronto: Messrs. Fred. and ert Davis of Boissevain and Plain.' is Mau., are guests at Mrs, S, Davis. 'Vire are glad to report that Mrs. Davis condition, which had become Serious; is now somewhat improved.' Holmesville A Meeting was held in the bell 013 Friday evening for the purpose of try- ing to organize a threshlng syndicate. Mr, James -Connolly occupied the chair and a number otgeritlemen addressed the meting, Mr. Cushen representing the White Manufacturing Companv and also Mr. W. Cole of Seaforth, re. presenting the Bell Ofwpany, explain, id the good, points of each Machi,tree Mr. Carter, president of the Londes. born sytidicate. and Mr. Cole, operator of the machine, explained in .a very deer manner the Working of their syndicate. Another meeting for the same purpose and in 'the same place will be held en Monday evening next, All the farmers are requested to be present to give and get all the infor4 mation possible. Th e New WWUWWVPIWuWvWVU t. sports': • - . is now open,•and ready to do business with a: full line • of clean, and up -to -d te oods. The stock is well as -- sorted in every line. A share of your patronage is • • . UNDERTAKING:. • The stock in this i•tranch °Lc. • ---10Tifidinil and. conaplete:and at moderate prices Ail All Orders entrusted to us will have our -'personal and .care, ful attention. "..Night and 'Sunday .c alls promptly at- tended to. Mr.:Walker lives on the premises. . • ' , • . , • • • . . , • . . • - VIIALK ER. at: ROSS FURNITURE DEALRS & PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS • • • +++4+++++++t+4++44+4++++++++44+++4++++++++ The ,MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATEDBY AOT OF PARLIAMENT 1855. , 4. INTEREST4 TIMES PAID• A YEAR. .C. E. DOWDIN6, Manager • CLINTON 44+44++4+++++++++4++++++++++4++4++ Contain more real Solid fun if your feet are attired to suit the oecasion. Just receiveda shipment of Tennis, Lacrosse and Yachting Shoes of the celebrat- --Ed "Outing" brand of the W. B. Hamilton Shoe Co. his -line contains a.full range of -size -11n the popular • styles, as follows : Men's White Canvas Blucher Bolsi black rubber sole • •$1•20 • These lines have leather insoles •Men's Blue Canvas Oxfords, black rubber sole.... Boys' is ft - Ai • . .70 " sizes 11„12 dnd _.80 Child's '_ - •'• -sizes 8.1) and 16 , .55 • We have extra gnod values in men's, women's, boys' and girl's •coirse-and median) weight, shoes 'for everyday wear. • Shoe Repairin neatly done. . Give uslialt. All the new Instrumental and Vocar 1Cisic on hand, Or to bo-had—orShort notice.' Miisical 1:tsitru--. I • Inents tb suit all taitesi----; . . We sell Doherty, 'Morris, Bell, Newcombe and New Scale Williatns Pianos. . MUSIC EMPORIUM 0 HOARE . .: SHOE STORE . , The New. IVIillinery .Store Opposite :The Post Office 9 NEW LINGERIE HATS We have just put on display •,an assortment of the newest styles in Lingerie Ham. ;Iwo Specials for Priday and Saturday ° A nuwher of Ladies' Trimmed Hats, made of the vet hest materials, that sold as high as $0,50, for. . .... .08 A few Ladies' and Misses Etats4 tritn'm'eal with ribbone, flow. ere, etc.. that sold as high, AA $4,50, for,......... 2.78 MISS 1V1.1. Cantelon & Co. # offir derrAlegtheeli.111011.410-41.6,0,11.411.041.4116.1110-ver slisolerte. News -Record Advertpienients always bring good Results., {