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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-07-25, Page 8• 8 Second ‘‘Cleanioup" Week White Underwear the Big Feature Vagasiluaiss.TV p enter Our second "Olean -up" Week, Satur- day, July 27th, with ladies' white cotton un. derwear•the leading. attraction. We are de- 'termined to have a thorough eleari-up and. clearing out of all summer stocks. Values ---"" don't count for on the lines we have marked to go. It is simply a. question of getting prices that will them. Here is the week's list. „ It is a , good 011e, White Underwear one-quarter All odd lines of whitewear, any that are counter I, mussed., any that we have too many of, go out on the tables for our second clean-up week ,marked at "one. quarter" less than regular prices. There is no discount- ing in the' 'qualities of the garments. , They are good through and through. Selling time is nearly over so out everyone must go, that's the reason for this price cutting. Come Saturday if you want , ' • . , Gowns at "one-quarter" off •, Skirts at "one-quarter" off Corset Covers at "nnelluarter" off Drawers at "one-quarter" off You will.find the saving worth while. Other Specials More bargains in summer stuff you will find wait- ing for you with 'the underwear on Saturday. Black Lace I2ic , 200 yards Black Silk and Cotton Lace's and Insertion, various lengths and many kinds. A clean-up ofour entire stock of black laces, regular 25c to 75c, Saturday you can • •• take your choice per yard' Black Cotton Hose 2 pair for 25e • . • 800 pairs of them to. Sell. Ladies' and children's sizes, -fast dye, seamless feet, full size, properly shaped special value TWO PAIRfor •.25 White Hose 15c Ladies' and children's White Cotton Bose, good • quality, seamless feet, well made, will wear well, special at per pair .115 Silk Mitts 100 125 pairs ladies! black. white and colored Silk Mitts. all sizes, regular 25c to 35o qualities, clearing them out com- mencingSatuiday at per pair .. . . . .... ... ,,...... , .10 Silk Mitts 25c About 75 pairs in this lot, ladies' pure Silk Mitts, just 'the thing for warm weather. good weight..very strong, regular 50c, choice Saturday morning per pair • .25 . . More of those 50 Gloves • . Another lot of those children's silk and lisle thread Gloves at 5c per pair. They are regular 20c and 25c values, some were even more than that. Saturday a fresh lot goes on • the baigain table at your choice per. pair •. •.05 •••••••••••••••••••••••i•••••!•40•••••••••••••••••• IEmbroidered Waist Fronts 60c. • prices were $1.50 to $2.00. Most of them hand: Exactly 1of them left to sll. 6 eOriginal 1 : embroidered on good quality Irish liaen.' Com- : mencing Saturday you can take your choice i -- 1 ot the entire lot at ....... •............••.. .60 .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••t• Those Cotton Dress • 4 cods Hundreds of yards were cleane Still there are some good ones too, and "last week's clean u them until every yard is • Muslins and ,Gingha going for 70. Muslins and for _c. ut last Saturday. t. •They must go, prices" will be kept an • s that sold at 1.2ic and ..15c are cotch Zephyrs that sold' at 250 ire going rine uslins, Voiles, etc., that sold at 35c are going for 19c. Another lot-of•Viraist-Ends-nf tribe -y- riceiceilze-dOods,-vet: Inge, ginghams. muslins, ete., go on the table for Saturday selling. Regular price of these gods Were 30c to 85c a yd.,,,k Saturday you can buy ends containing 8 to st yards at each ' .0 U • SI Final Clean-up of the Millinery. The Millinery is just about gone. If there is an untrimmed shape or hat left that will suit you, you can take it for next to nothing on Saturday,. We must sell every hat before Miss Reynolds goes for her holidays the end of the week. There are to tell: 15 trimmed hats at your choice fors$1.00 19 untrimmed hats, reg. $1,25 to $2, your chOice 25C 55 bunch -es of 50c to 75c &were at your choice 150 Then we'll be in shape to wind up the Millinery business for the summer of 1907. Clinton NOW*. July 213, 190 $ You Can't Lose $ Your Foun- tain If it is a Ncraterman's Ideal Fountain ,Pen fitt- (9.1 with a clip -cap. The $ clip -cap is a neat pieee'ofl springy steel attaehed at one end of the cap of the # pen, the other end being #. • pressedsnugly against the barrel of the spring. It $holds in much the same way as a clothes pin and • will keep thepen where • it is put. See us. about, $ it if interested. W. D. FAIR CO, • $ Often Cheapest -Always Best • Di. Ball was in. Sebringville oi.-.1110a- ' day. Mrs. Alf. Barge, and family' are visit- ing at Lucknow. ' Mrs. Robt. Reynolds of New LitImaxii • was the* guest of Mrs. J. Flynn,. .01 Friday last. • • J-ohrt 1Vlackenvie, Will. IVIeffat, Newt, • ;Davis and Harry •Armstrong are- • camp,ing ait.Byfieid. • Mr. J. B. Hoover and Dr,' Shaw at- • tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Alex. Murdock of Hensall on Sun- cra, Mr. 3.. B. liouver's farnll3r accompan- , ied by Miss Smith and Miss Mae •• Smith are cawing at the l`ir, SpringeIi v 'on Lake iiron4 • Mr. S. Kemp on .Monday went to 'Stratford where he 'has.laken a sit- $ nation until •the organ factory '• • wheals begin to turn, again. : Rev'. Dr. Stewart, • Mrs. Stewart an• d family have • -rented a 'cottage •in • • cottage in Bayfield for the summer • and moVed. over on MondaY. and • Mrs. D. , Kennedy and ' ,..1Vfaster.., Will and Mr. and Mrs: Brig Kaiser °and 1VIM ,Erna itaiserAtisItT, cd Hartsell friends. on Sunday. Miss Lily. McCool, daughter of Mr, W.: • 1VIcCOol, Ilullett, and graduate of4the Clinton .Business College, has acc'ept- • wedirash.,tairitruation. . stenographer in • Mr. William Smith, skip Of t,o Tor- onto Victoria bowling rink, which took part in the tournanier.t in Lon- don, spent Friday with Mess:s. Fair and, W. Jackson• . Mr.' Constaotiae, accountant. Molsonri Bank, is enjoying his holidays • in Toronto arid. elsewhere. During hiS absence, Wiil, Rattenbury is lie', fppning teller's duties. Miss Rena Pickett of the postoffico* Staff i holidaying at Ailsa (tnig Miss Kate Scott is capably 'as..;sitt- . • kg in ,the Office, during her absence, Rev. Kenneth Beaton is epected • this weel. Since tlx end •last . Conference year be- ha egn acting -as assittariti to Rev F. C. S'event, •son, seeretary 0:Forward Move• - • merit. 'Mr. • Seco Henderson, traveller 1, sr a, Mil Wis., house; and bis rs, Misses Maggie and •Ode Henderson of 'Ouluth, •Minn„ were guests of Mrs, -4. 3. Morrish for a few days last week While on . their •• way to •attend a re -Union of former ••residents of •Kincardirie. Mr. A. Case of Rose, Xeiv York state, was in town a few days of ihr past ..,week shaking hands •with his num- erofs friends here. He`bad been' mak- • ing a tour' of the • apple districts,. • • •spying out the land; as it were, ind when the-. season openg will Le rutin-. iag the evapor:itor full •blasz, as Mr. J. McLean of Oakland, California) who has; bevivisiting ir Ail.43 aig, toola run hp to Clinton to see the Old town: He lived here fifty, years • ago when the present, site' was prin- • cipally bush, and scaicely , recognized it at all. And in :the inhabitants, ttio, he finds a great change for very few, indeed, of his associa.es sthsg_ to• extend him a greeting, --gCott and add • of Revelstok.e B. C. wore guests of • Mr. and Mrs: F. A.• Powell of the • leth con. the Pat soott, a Splendid specimen of •the brawny,. Westerner, is a 0..P. R. englneer,.. his run extending' 147 miles cast ,of • Revelstoke, over the Selkirst arid Rockies and, what it acknOeityledged to, be most -* magnificent mountain Winery in; the world. • 1r. Scott was born • mak Behnore where he also visits friends before relJrning to Revelstoke.• Mr. and Mrs. John Ilellyar left On Tuesday for their .bine in Ilowtrian- m ville after a endli's visit at their sort's, Ml. W. II, • HelIyar's. On each •suecessive visit. Mr. Hellyar gees some addition season, for be- ' • lieving that Clinton isa., popular re- sidential town, and* has made up his mind that if for any reason whatso- ever he should pull • itp stakes in Bowmanville this would be hit Ity;Xt Choiee of at abiding.plate. Mr. Hell yar has beer; in business, the shoo trade, for sixty years t and in the• . bonds of matrithony over half a /en* ' tury aud as taltens of the esteem. in which he and his • life partner are held by the oltitens of the town , Where they have dwelt so long, .they were on the oeeasion a their golden wedding made the raipients of very handsome presents. • Wpokisejul.0 *tie • 01noants 50: pe' c0M. -01f This week we are putting out all the ends and remnants in our sire, comprising Dress Goods 5 yards and under, suitable for skirts, in Cashmeres in all shades, Cris- '. :penes, Box Cloths, Venetians„ Fancy Lusties, Tweeds, Etc. Remnants of Staple Goods in Cottons, Prints, Flannelette, Wrapperettei, Sbirtings, Towelings, Sheetings„, Prints, MuslinstEtc,/ at 50.pei cent..°If which , Means Hair -Price and, a Big saving. Lot No.1 Dress Goods, $1 and $1.25 Shirt Waist' .100 ends Dress Goods in black 79c • and colored cashmeres, crispeness broadcloths, Ve ntians. fame,' lustres and tweed, up tc• 5 yards in length at 50 per cent off „ PRICE ' • Lot No..2 Staples . • .. • • .150 en e tape Goods in prints, • • rouslins; • .ginghams, toweling, •shirting, flannelette, sheeting. etc. .1.". at 50 percent off ....MIX PRICE Lot No. 3 Embrolderg . . ' Ends Clearing out our Embroidery •. ends of 10 yards 'and under at the - following prices 5c values for.... .03 10e values for 7c. 120 values for .00 •' and15c values for ....... . .... .10 • •'-~Lat-Noi-4:Lace- Ends We are putting all the ends of t - Isace on one table, worth froni 10c ea up to 15cV all at one price . ..•IsUU Two dozen White Lawn Shirt' Waists, several pretty stylee,.. all • sale sizes • regulay $L00 and $1.25. Jo• b' 79 12%c Crash Toweling tOc •Extra heavy, Crash Roller Towel- ing with or without border, regular • .1 ft 12e, Saturday and following days. • 50c Children's; Sim* • . „, Hats 35c •. • Children's Slime Sailor Hats with fancy bands, plain and colored g straws, regular aec Saturday w ••••, $1 Bogs' Linea • Suits 78c - Boys' and. Children's Wash Linen Suits, sailor collar two-piece suits,7Q regular $L00, Saturday •• I 4o , 1214q,9Iass Toweling- $1.25 Rous' Linen 10c Sults 98c Glass Toweling, eighteen inches Boys' Linen Wash Suith in blue • wide, plain with red border or cheek e and tan; sailor collars, regular $1.25 ee regular 120 for •••I U •Saturday • • .00 prints 9c . Light and dark Prints in Stripe.• • polka dots, etc,, ,blue, black and light grounds, worth to -day 12-ic. (1 ft • July sale price Silk Waist Ends 98c Twelve Silk Waist Ends .-of 4,1 •yards, in' white and cream striped silk. regular $1.60 Waist end, July sale •• aUur SPECIAL AT THE ANNEX, Men's Fay Summer Cotton Hose in all the popular colorings, regular 2sc and 35c, clearing price 15C. ••• • Tailoring Furnishings ..• - • . Dry Goods 1mportets On Friday, July 20th, we commence our first Summer Clear Now, we are not going through our stock and picking out lines that are "stickers" and have been unpopular, and cutting them down to cost, price because we actually want to get rid of them. • ' No.' Our stook contains no 'stickers" or 1.1unpopulars" This is what we are doing :- . All Summer Footwear will be sold at a reduction 10 per cent • off regular prices. We won't bewilder you with a- list of bargains or a display of cheap shoes, but come on Fi iday. and every day for 30 days and getwhat you want at 10 per cent reduction. UST: TO ILLUSTRATE:• " •Our $4.00 Men's Oxfords will be 5840 . Our 8.50 Dongola Oxfords ......4"8.15 Our 1.75 Men White Shoes .... 1.57. Our 1.35 White Oxfords........ 1.21 • ' so on through our entire Stock of Oxfords and Summer Pootwear •• The beck numbers of the Etude, 24 in number, with'no adver- -s Xising, at Sc per copy, are all sold, but we have a Stock of that sheet • music at 7c. It is going fast. ,tr.*, • A MUSIC 'EMPORIUM. _OLSTORE - INE PLACE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY Amowwimiww.AAAAAA•wwwW4.4#4,,wiwookmAA•vw+AAA +44-4444+444+4+4++++++++++,444+++4+±++++++ The -MOLSONS BANK INClORPORA'TED et ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1055. :INTEREST- ,. PAID TIMES A YEAR. C. E. DOWDING, Manager •CLINTON ++4*+++f+4++++++++++++++4+++4++f++++++++++ • The News.Record will be sent to any address in Canada until December alat toethirty Cents. ry ijayBaFgaill Through the months of July and. August. at Walker &Ross' Big New Furniture Store Nearly 5,000 feet of floor space and. all .crowded with new and up-to-date Furniture from the best manufacturers in the Dominion, consisting of the following goods Bedroom Suites, Sideboardq, Duffet4, Extension Tables, Hall Racks, Ladies Secretaries Writing Desks, Parlor Cal inets, Parlor Tables, Music Cabinets, Cobbler Rockerq, Conches Fancy Odd Pieees, Parlor Rockers, Roman Chairs, Rattan Furniture, - Dining Room Chairs Jardinier Stands, Child's (34:As,. Child'? Rockers Parlor Suites.; . Large Upholstered Chairs, Leather Chairs, Leather Couches., 'Mattresses,. Springs, Iron Beds, Iron Cots, 'Stretchers. bbler-L-Rockeiv-Ou Couches_ and.. $5 _Mattresses.;--Theg are winners. . • • All the above goods are well sleeted from: shops of craftsina,n and are guaranteed. (traTicture framing neatly and promptly done. Special prices go on .picture framing during July and August. All new mouldings. A visit to Our store will be interesting to you. ' A • Pleasnre to show the goods. • ----- IN UNDERTAMNG In this braneh.of our business everything is Of the best and our prices moderate, and you will •receive our personal and careful attention. • The best Rubber. Tire Hearse in the, Countg in attendance. PRONE 28 DAY OR NOT FURNITURE DEALERS, UNDERTAKERS, Walker & Ross CATERERS . TO IRE PEOPLE 4