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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-08-15, Page 8Dinka NswsAccord Augus.1 I lit 1907 Good List o Specials. For Saturday GL BARGAINS for yOulhere next Saturday, We are right after every bit of Sunt Stock in the store. It all has to be sold iixside the net two or three weeks and we wont carry a dollar's worth over if price will sell it. Here are some specials :tor next Saturday. They are well worth coming after: Vela* 170. 'Ladies' Sue White Ribbed/ Cotton Yeats, half Sleeves or sleeveless, made from very line yarns, regular 20e and 25o - values, clearing them Saturday at each.......,...,•••••••• White Cotton Hose 2 pair 25c. About lkpairs Ladies' rine White Cotton Hmie„ *arm 'strong Lu melte, fine qualltY, size 8i• gl• sPecial SaturdaY 2Iptole For oo • ••••• • • Tan'Llsle Hose 25c. • • 25 pair LadieSe Tan Lisle Thread Bogie, fulPfashioned, Ger- man make, very fine qhalliy, regular 87 ,clearing them a c out Saturday at per paw • „,, 1 sip U Lace Collars 2 for 25c 5 dozen Ladies' Ltme Collars with tabs, good patterns and qualities, regular 20c and 2fie. Pleating them out Saturday 0 C 1 at 2 pair for—. • ,. . . .......•. Corset Cover Embroideries 250. • 100 yards Corset Cover Ernbioideries,, 'real Swiss Good's. -nice quality of Enatroidery on good Cambric, Saturday per 9A yard—•—•.• - --„,..•0,... . . 00.6•••••• •• tor" •••••., 9011.10 • • • Remnants of Embroidery. We have. been cleaning up the .rnbroidery stock -and have gathered together all . the short endit.of Embroidery and Inse,rtion. Lengths run from 1 0,5 yards and there are all kinds in the lot. ;All have been measured up and will be sold by the piece. You will find them on the bargain table Saturday at just about . • . Half, Regain'. Prices. The Cinghams and Zephyrs at 10c. . „ • • A bout 200 yards of those 20c and 25e Ginghams and Scotch Zephyrs still to sell. Quite the best bargain of tlie season " in these goods. .All the nice' shades. Patterns Suitable for . ladies' and cbildrens' wear, " Regular 20c and 25c goods.' Choice of this lot • - • Pleated Skirts $4.15 Regular $5.00 and Sp.00 • 10 or.1 2Ladies' Pleated Luitre'Skirts, made from good quality material, :four different styles. all new *garments, Black, Navy and . • -Cream, regular $5..00 and $6.00, choice -Saturday . $4 15 Coats at .3.90•apd $5.0() • • Eight or Ten Coats to sell yet: A.11 of them mar- ked at about half price. Just ths• thing for cool even- ings and early fall wear All new garments this sea- son, tight or loose fitting, short or three-quarter lengt1), blacks or fancy tweeds: • • . • $3.90 for Coats thgt sold at $6.00 to $7 50 $5.001for Coats, that sold at .i8.00 to $10.00 The Waists. Still a few 'Waists left io sell and they are undoubt- edly cheap. ..Piieeti have been ciIt to rock bottom in order to make the selling sure: Ilere is how they are. going now , • Waists for %la This is the cleanup of the Waists that sold at $1,60 to $1.75, They are all this season's garments. made from good materials and handsomely trimmed. Pete now, .... Waists fOr This IR the clean up prke for the lines that sold at $2.25 • to 813.50. They are exceptionally handsome garments made from very fine material and beautifully trimmed I g6 with insertion.. Regular $2.26 to MK price now •u A Pew Walats at $2.25. • 19 Just a few of these—the clean iip of our hest lines. Etc* 0' a c tra choice garreentei regular $8.00 to $4.00, tholes now... 0411011•0111.44•Weler100100.111.-10rIsesor10 $ You Can't Lose $ $ Your Foun- 1. tain Pen, If it is a Waterman's' 14dlih'an jewalounotai;:crapet! The - $ $ clip -cap is a neat piece of •A 'springy steel attached at # 011e eLICI 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 the pen where 1 it le put. 4See us about 41 it if interested. $- • W. D. FAIR CI $ Often Cheapest —Always Best Mr: W. Jackson was in, Toronto -this gditie Sheppard Is at Burk' S on.:•• the . lake shore. • Miss Inez Miller in visiting her sister in Hanover. •' ' .•••• Jaekson has joined the comp- els at. Burk's. • • Miss Cunatingliatne is holidaying at Buri 's camp. ' • Mrs. W. J.' Auster 'Of nett94 is: a • guest at .112r. Cassels. ir • ••• Mr, John Jacksoh has returned kern •A short Visit, at Barite, • • Brown lett. Oa Tnestay to return to .gcGregor. 1fr J Taylor and family axe visiting in Toronto and ,Collingwood. • Miss' Gertrude Chant returned on Tues day from camping at Burk's. • IVIiis Vera Mennel of London IS spend- ing her • holidays with relatites ,in Misses Tanney and Blostow of London are guests tat alts:, J. NV.- Moore ' at Burk's. . . • Mr. Bert Miller ,,ed family of. Toronte .are guests .ef his sister, Mrs. E. M•. . McLean. • • Mrs. 'Screaton and. child., Louden, are • • guests of Mrs. John Cunningharrie ali Bu•rk's on the lake shore. Miss Margery Lappin has taken a position . steaographer with Messrs Morrish & CreokS. lifesSrs. J. E. 'tiosseY. and 4. E. Can - felon took part in a gum club totirna-, • inetit iti,Toroato last week. Mrs. Elliott and family of 'R,attenbarry street returned last week from spend- ing several days at the lake side. Mrs. D. A. Beaton and her two little daughters have returned from a visit, : ' • to iriends••InTorotatOIlemilton and Niagara Falis. •• Mr. John ..Dyer • of, Crediton, .an, old . and *tried friend of Mr. A. HoOper, • •has been Visiting old friends about townthe' past week, • ' Mrs. Green' and her daughter, Miss 'Edith Green,. Bayfield, were in• Clio- . • ton on Friday last. • . while on their : way 'to visit Gerrie friends. • Mi. and Mrs. John Mulholland hasie returned from Mitchell and Mr. Muir' • holianeif : has. iernperally taken a position with Canbelon Bros, • . Mrs. Geo, E. Hall, 'wire • of Mi. flafl• of The, News -Record' staff, and faan- ily• are visiting - friends in Simeoe and other places for a fortnight. • Mrs. J. B. Hoover and family and Miss Smith • return today, from 'a • fortnight's. •camping at the "Iron 7Springs" on Lake Huron's shore. Mrs, Eat. Donpe of Kir and her' •• daughters, Misses Alberta ah)d• Elean- er, are ?visiting for a couple of Weeks • at the home of Mr. W. E.,•Doupe., iirs Mary Cattelon and her i sister, Miss A. Rattenbury: • street, are in Streetwille .On a visit to their sister, :Mrs.S. Cantelon, Who is ill. • Mr. Gus. O'Brien of."Wonderlanitl' '1'•heatre, Stratford, spent a iew days • .this week With his parents, Prof. and Madame O'Brien •at the Nor-, Mandl°. Olvin Hooper of Blyt3i came home last • week somewhat indisjatised, but after • some medical treatment and a few • • days' rest he was able to resume his • duties. . • Captain Combe ' left today for ° the maritime provinces to push' the 'sale ol the. kt3iVearvOWLI•rattIA-.04.110S- --ierY;-"Frie—CiiirylitiaS IVIsiti12g a few., , of the large Centres., • •' the following from, Clinton are among those *he_ took in Ube excursioa to • Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday 13,at, • Mr. and Mrs. T. Cook; Mr. •atid Mrs. R. C. • Wolin, Mr. and Mrs. H. Niel:Wen, Mrs. John Harland and the Misses Harland, Mies Ar.r.c Pick- ett. ' Miss Mattie Orr of Winghain was a lisitor In Clinton) for a feie days this week, the guest of Prof. and Matfarne O'Brien at the Normandie, . Mfss Nettie Brown of BrusselS and Miss Fanny Mason of Blyth were.al- so Prof. and Madan* Otrien'S guests over Saturday at the NO/. bundle. Hamilton of Arthur, Who xe presents •the Clinton Thresher Com - poly over seven counties, Was in • town on Monday on business with the firm, tte • is the Conservative candidate for the dominos in North Wellington attd'has to fight a • bye. election which is expected to take place next rriOnth. The Liberal mak ority in the last contest Was 334 but Mr. Ilamilton expects to redeem the riding. omeor trowaterzies CLINromo oavr • • L44i:',20c:Black...Cotton .Hose .• Two for 25c • Children's 20c and 25c tan Hose Two for 25c • • Out the Cotton Hose must go, The season is getting advance and we must get our summer goods out to Wake room for the New Fall Stock, hence the following deep cuts: 0206 BlaCk.Cotton Hole for 2$c Ladles fast black Cotton 'rose. .seamless feet, full fashioned, sizes 25 Sit% Boa .10, regular 20e, St for • • 20c and 25c Tan Hose 2 for 25c • Children's Tan Cotton Hose.• in - • - plain and two and one ribbed, lisle thread, sizes ,5 to 8, regular 25 • , • 20c and 25c •2 for • • Ladies' 50c, Lisle' Thread Hose 39c Ladies fancy embroidered Lisle Thread Hose and fancy colored • spots, sizes /3i• to 10, regular 50e, 0 n •• Saturday •.. . . Lace 'Curtain Samples • 256 • Traveller's _emanates Lace .()tr. tales?, assorted designs, worth up • to $2.50 per pair, sample ends for s20 • Lace Curtain Samples . 35c • Traveller'e samples Scilft's and Brussels Curtains, worth 'if full • length, from pup to $8 per pair,• 0 C sample ends sU U $1 and $1.25 Waists • 79c • White Lawn Waists, •nicely • trinamed with lace and embroid- ery, good littera several very. " • pretty styles, all sizes, regular •in • $1.2,5 and s$1, for• U Ladies' 75c Fancg Ems. - • brold,red Hose 59c Ladies fancy embroidered Lisle • Thread Hose, silk . stitching', sites C0 Elit to 10, .regular 75e, Saturday, • Long Lisle, Thread Cloves.25c • Ladies grey Long Lisle Thread• • Gloves, two shades, elbow longb, 251 all sizes,HALF ... • • $1.75 and $2 Waists •$1.50 • Several very ni .sart designs in Fine Lawn Wats s, prettily trma- med with lace, re Mar 114.75 and fgn ail sizes, at th one price., , 1. $3.00 Waists for -*2 White Lawn had Null Waists. 1'very dainty designs. trimmed with • lace, regular $3, all sizes, Satut- 2 00 day •$3.50 Mull Walits . $2.50 Beautiful Fine White Mull ' Waists, very daintily trimmed with lace, regular r.50, 210 all sizes, Saturday .... • — • • . . .. . • $2.00 White Gowns' Ladies White Nainsook Growris empire neck, trimmed with lace, full length and siie„ regular 42, 1 Cek • Saturday .. ...... ' I 1i/U, . , . • Tailoring Furnishings Dry 'Goods Importers- ' a • • resses for $2.98 • Por one dag onlg; Saturdag, August 17th, we will sell any , White Muslin or Linen Dress In our Stbre fort$2.98.: Every one is this season's newest stYle, made from fine dimity, muslin or plain white linen, trimmed with fine embroidery and valencienne's laces and insertion, sizes 32, 34, 36 and 38, regular price $5 and40, Saturday, waist and skirt. ..$2.9S • '' $5;00 Colored Wash Dresses $1.95 • -Six only Colored Wash. Dresses, ished chambrey, in :several pretty styles, regular price $.00, on .sale Saturday .rnornint 0 catch es*** • 10, 4.4 iv, iriv.4010 1.95 First Showing of New Pall Dress Goods The first shipment of New. Fall Dress -Goods-bas arrived and we, will be gta d :to show you the new cloths for the coming season. • . The stock of Dress' Goods shown here. will be exceptionally large this 'year,' and it will pay you to have a look through, even if you don't care to buy 'until later. • Dry Goods and Millinery Lalli • Readynto*Wear Garments Ao • :