The Clinton News-Record, 1907-07-18, Page 8•
Clinton New..Record
July 18111, 190;
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Number. I Commencing Saturday, July 200h
Number 2 Commencing. Saturday, July 27th Z
Number, 3 Commencing Saturday, Aug. ' 3rd I
Number 4 Commencing 'Saturday, Aug. I4th '
E are going to take 'the. next four weeks for. a
thorough clean up of Summer Stocks.: Every
vestige of summer merchandise must be put
out of the way before we wind up the season.
There is .no. money for us carrying stocks
from one season to another, and there will be
no half hearted cutting of prices instocks that are
marked for the "Clean Up" - each week. Watch the
papers as thy come out. They will tell• you . Of the
savings these "4 Clean Up" weeks will have for you. '.
First ."Clean Up" :Week .
" It Is The Cotton Dress Goods
Cotton Dress Goods are the first stock we "clean
up." Saturday, ;the 20th of July we. star it. The last
yard must b3 sold. No a piece will be carried tonext
season. We will simply make the prices sell them. .
See how they are cut in order to make the clearance
sure. There is a positive 'saving" of money in each.
item. Early buyers: get the best choice.'
Muslins and Ginghams, 7c.
300 yards Fancy Cotton Suitings and Dress Muslins. inclu.i
ing striped zephyrs, ginghams, etc., dozens of patterns, reg.•.o
ular 12ic to 15c. For "clean up" meek per yard . f
Muslins and' Scotch-Zeghgrs 15c,
250. yards Scotch Zephyrs, Ginghams and Fancy Muslins,
new designs and patterns this season, Regular 25c quaff -
ties, for first "clean up" week choice per yard .. • 15
Fancg Muslins I9c
Fancy Organdies and Dress. Muslins, Cotton Voiles, • etc.,
dozens and dozens of patterns, .A clean up of our 35c gnat-.
• sties,. every fashionable; pattern. Also plain colored Swiss
' dot muslins in heliotrope, cardinal, sky and reside; regular
35c qualities, choice of the whole lot commencing Saturday :
Waist Ends 50c
25 to 50 Waist Ends Fancy White Cotton Vesting 3 to 3i
yards in each piece. Regular 25c to 35c qualities, choice
commencing Saturday ` per end' . O
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Those Lawns are Nearly Gone I
Not likely to be any of those 15c to 19c lawns
left when our _ first "clean up" weekis over: " We
j cannot get any more when once they ..are sold:.:;
= A 20c Linon Lawn is selling for15c and a 25c =
$ Linon Lawn is selling for 19c.. Both are 48 ins
wide. That is 12 inches wider than usual
Better lay in a .supply
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Lisle Thread Hose 29c. - -
75 pair Ladies' Black Lislehread Hose; absolutely fast dye
spliced heel, a cool; comfortable and durable summer stock -on
ing, special for., Saturday per `pair •�9'.
A FinaL.0 eI~an�t
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Saturday we would like to see the Millinery :clean
ed out to the last 1 -at. We will, too, if low prices will
do .it _ . The shcw room ,must .:be empty before Miss
Reynolds goes for her holidays -in a week or two:
Here are Saturday's prices
Ang trimmed Hat $1.00.
20 to 30 trimmed hats still in the 'show . room.. ; All to he
sold Saturday if possible. No matter what the former
price was you can take your choice commencing Saturday.I., U
Ang Shape 25c. .
30 to 85 untrimmed shapes Still in stock. All this season's
buying, blacks and light; shades, noneed to say what the
regular prices were. On Saturday you ean.-have any shape n
in stock for ,...LU •..
Flowers up to 750for iso. : .
Any Flower that sold at•25c, 50c or '75c goes on thebargain
table Saturday at your choice....,,,...... ....� ...., r. , .• i
Ang Other Flower 50e,
Your choice of all our good Sowers, no matter what kind
or price. that sold from $1.00 to'$2.00, your choice com-
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mencing Saturday , , ... ■ W 0.
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= Children's Gloves 5 cts.
25c. Children's'Taffeta Silk and .Lisle
Thread O1ovest,black and colors, assorted 0•
sizes, reg. 25c, choice Saturday per pair.. ,
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Ideal Fountain Pen fitt- St
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clip -cap is a neat piece of
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springy steel attached at
one end of the cap of the
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pressedsnugly against the 0
$barrel of the spring. It
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way as a clothes pin and
will keep the pen where
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$ it if interested. • $
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$Often Cheapest —Always. Best;
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Mrs. D. Macdonald is. visiting her
daughters in Detroit. ; '
.Mr. W-11. Hellyar's family jcia the
campers at Burk'sin a few dwy.•s. ,
Mr, Howard Jackson of. Toronto is
holidaying under the parental 'Icol.,
Miss Alice Iioimes,.,. Ottawa, is ' the
guest of her sister, Mrs: A. 'D, _Bea-
ton.
ea-ton. •
Mr. John Derry void 'an' official visit
to the Wingham A. O.F. 'Court Lst
• week.
• M. C A: MVleDonell of 1:lensall visited. •'.
ter sister-inrlaw, :firs. Bawden, this
week.
Miss Alma Co:atter, , Simcoe, is the
guest of her brother, Mr,:, W. R.,
Counter • .
: Miss Laura ' Cluff, Stratford; has been.
the guest.: -of her cousins, the Miss=
i Cluff.-
Mrs: D. B. Kennedy and Master Will.
• visiiedLat Mr. E. Watson's,' •Blyth,
last .week..::
Mrs.' D. S. Cool: visited her parents,
Mr, • and Mrs; S. Carr at' the .;•.'.10, ..
o>: Alonday, and Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Marshall and her son rarl,
London., have been guests •of Mrs. W.
C. Searle and .other friends:
• _Mrs. '(Dr.) Kay- of Lapeer, Mich,, and.
-her two daughters . are visitors' at
her father's, Mr. John Gibb ng'.
Mrs, S. Kemp :and her daughter,•littic
. Miss Nellie ,Kemp, returned bolus ch,
Wednesday from: afew weelt.f ;het
at Dundalk.
Miss Thorns and Mr L. Ilianleie were' :.
visitors at Mr. J. F..'\. asmanar's ou
Sunday. They . came from Seaferth, .
Mr. Silas Stanlake, a prosperous
farmer of the township ,of Hay, was
• the guest, 01 Mr. p Tiplady. from
Saturday . un it Monday.' This wa ;
lris first vis•it to. Clinton,"but i:e •
was he was so much. taken by. `'the ,
tidy, . thriving appearance of. . .ie'
• town that ' he • will in all probability •
' • conk hick again...
• drs. John Kyle, who is accompanied
by her daughters, Misses Theresa
and Pearl Kyle, of Brandon, Man.,
is Visiting her brothers, the-Messre.
Canteion, town, and relatives in
• Gocler.ich townshiprafter 'a visit wits •
Toronto friends, This is Mrs. Kyle's
ilrntvisit to this her native district
in over . twenty years.
Mr. R. J. 'Richardson, who has, been':
re lecturer in Manitoba Unis..rsi•.y,,
Winnipeg, for the past year, was in
towr., on Thursday last. The gong..'
'eacation being.. _now on, i%.& hich-
ardson• has returred -to the farm in
t nlev, to . remain at least until
the scats o -.' en.
-their--doors in the fall:..
'%tr. D. Cart telon left gn-Mor.1ay--for-a,-'.
business trip of twoor three kecks •
duration through the West, intending
:to•-•gowest--as--far--as Calgat-,y-'- end,_..
north' to Alberta's capital. Apples,
Of •course, . will be the apple. '•king's
principal tiLme 'as he • goes to, ma se
arrangeren',s. for the placing 'of a
portion of the big purchase which his
firm• purposes making this season:.
Mr. E. F. Twitchell, 1V;oodstock, .spent
'Sunday and Monday at the Varei.tal
. home. , We are pleased to hear
__hat he has a good business in
t p
tharogresttiive town wliere2a_i um
der of former residents of r'linton
have: located, including Mr. and Mts.'
• Georgo McCartney, Mr. 0. Olsen and
family, Mr. Alf. Blackwell and fan.
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ily, Mr: Wallace Wheatley and Mr.
and '4;rs: `Charley Cool:..
Mr, Hugh.. Thompson accompanied by
his family arrived in . town at noon
on Wednesday of last week front,
Moseley, Sask.:, justin time i a
.secure a livery outfit ar.d drive dowsi
into Stanley to atter* the funeral.
of his aged Motheri' whose death.
he was unaware untr ' reached.
Clinton. fir. Thompson wa .everal
years ago a resident of this •o n
and mentherof the firill..of Tho.nrpsoi
& MaArthur who Carried on a .plan-
ing mill business. Ile lost his wife a
year ago.
Mr. D. 13. Kennedy is <.n.l has been
for nian.y veers a much esteemed Cit-
izen of Clinton .though it was stat-
ed in an interview recently given to
the Winnipeg Free Z ressby a nat-
iVes of this county that he is still
searching for gold in th• old Carib()
diggings in British Columbia: 'Nr.
1Cenneel was one of those who trod
tlfe Caxibo trail when the gold fet.er
rat high and he retains a vivid ri-
oolleotion oi' those exciting day-.:
but that was nearly half a century
aro-oto be more exact from 1801 to
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Third WeekAi!fJULY SALE
Mill Ends (fF1,.Ctorg Cotton
ATURDAY we put on sale the biggest bargain in Factory Cot-
ton ever offered in: the County of Huron. One Hundred
Ends, from .five to ten yards in each piece, extra width, 40 inches
wide, nice even weave and clean stock, 'worth frons 8c to 15c per
yard, Saturday prices will be 5c, 9c and tic per yard.
DON'T ° MISS THIS .CHANCE.
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79c
?9c Waists 1
White Lawn and Mulli`
I Waists, regular $1 and $11.25',
all sizes, Saturday only .
79c Each:.
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Mill Ends Factorg 5c
Twenty mill ends Factory Cotton;
clean even weave, five to ten yards
in each piece, good value at 8c, Set.. Al 5
Mill Ends Factorg 9c
Forty mill ends Factory Cotton,.
clean. even round thread. 40incheR
wide, worth to -day 12ic, Saturday...;00
Mill Ends Factorg 11c
' ' Forty mill ends Factory 'Cotton,'
clean, round thread 5 to 10 yards in
each piece. worth in ' the regular
way 15c, Saturday .- . I L
12/c Crash Toweling
10c.. '
Extra heady Crash Koller Towel-
ing .with or without border,' regular
12ie, Saturday and following days.. I I)
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12%c Glass To-weling
10c:
Glass: Toweling, eighteen inches
wide, plain with red border or check'
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White Muslin for 4c
5 pieces White Muslin Dress Goods
just the line you will want for
children. While they last the• 04
hurry up price will be
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$1.25 Boos' Linen.
Suits 98c
Boys' Linen Wash Suith in hjue
end tan, sailor .collars, regular $125
' Saturday ■�
$1 Bogs' Linen
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Suits 78cM
• Boys' and. Children's Wash Linen
Suits, sailor collar two-piece suits, 70
regular 31.00, Saturday '" .1
50c Children's Straw
Hats 35c
Children's Straw Sailor Hats with
fancy . bands, plain . and colored
'straws, regular 50c Saturday .UU
Ladies' Linen Wash
Skirts'
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Ladies' Linea Wash Skirts, nicely.
made, newest style, regular • $1.,50
Saturday .. I ■ I 0
Ladies' White Linea
Skirts
Ladies' White Linen Drees Skirts
good style, well:made, regular 725 �u
Saturday .. ,, .
White Embroidery
Reductions•
Cleaning up the Embroidery end's.
We're,putting the. lot on one table..
at the following price, I0c for .Old. • n
12ic. for. •
15c Muslins for 10c
Eight pieces Fancy Dress Muslims.
the very newest, rosebud designs in
pink and green, regular 15e for .I
65c Table Linen 48c
Pure 'Table 'Linen, two good
patterns in bleached and unbleach- 4
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ed, regular Eye for... ......
$1.25 Table Linen -98e.
Two good patterns 'in good pure
Table Linens, bleached, extra good
weight, regular $1.25, Saturday and r
following 'week , 9
Tailoring
Furnishings
Dry Good's
Importers
orters
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PRICE and every fifth hat will :be given away.
all flowers and straw shapes. at exactly Half
free of.charge.' '
..$.S,QO..Trimmed ts; -
$6.00 Trimmed Hats'
$4.00 Trimmed Hats..... •
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ere s How
-s..a.AL. • • e . r . • •
On Saturday we want to•clear
out every hat in our Show room
and in order to do so have_de-
sided : ,to make the following
offer to our customers. We will
selfi every ;Trimmed Nat in our
store .at EXACTLY :HAI~
without : costing you one cent. Also we will sell
price,- and every ; fifth purchase will be given
Them
We \ Sell
7.00 Trimmed. Hats....
$3,0"0--
1$2.00'
5.00 Trimm
EVERY FiFTH'' HAT .FREE.
Save Money Here Saturday
Three Hundred yards .American Muslins,
Dimities,-Etc,,,Fin colors of pale blue, pink,
etc., in all the new summer designs..
Regular price 25c -
• ONE DA'Y ONLY 15c
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250 yards Eine Check Dress Ginghams in
colors of black and white, blue and white,
green and white, etc.
ONE DAY ONLY fete
150 yards finest French Organdie Dress
Muslin; in pints, pale blue, yellow and helio-
trope floral effects. Regular price 45c. •
ON'E DAY ONLY I50
'For one
SE •pair only—: extra long and extra heavy
black pure silk ilo' es. Sold everywhere to-
day at $1.20
• ONE DAY ONLY 790
Eight dozen Embroideried Turn Over Col-
lars in a dozen designs. Regular prices 15c
and 25c each.
SATURDAY .3 for .3leic
Five dozen only -Beautiful Embtoidered
Handkerchiefs in half a dozen designs. Reg-
ular price 400 and 5Oc each.
SATURDAY 3 for 30c
FIRST COME
GET FIRST
Day Only, Saturday July 2Otk
We will sell
A.11'Straw Shapes Exactly. Half
Price. Every 5th one FREE
- All Flowers in Stock Exactly
Half Price..
Every 5th Bunch Free.
Sixty o»ly=-Ladies' Summer Vests•
ONE DAY ONLY rte
One Hundred:.Yards American Percale,. 11
yard wide,•colors of cedet blue andlinen,
wo rth today 25e per yard.
ONE DAY ONLY 124.e
CHOICE
Dry .Goo
and
Millinery
CLINTON..
Ladies'
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