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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-09-05, Page 8w 4.444 liner part:00ot .TO TAKB OADBRS UR milliners have r. eturned ,from the wholesale Millinery Openings, where they, have been spend" ing the last few weeks studying the styles for the corn-. jog fall- season. Now the department is ready to serve customers and executeearly orders. New fall atyles int Ready4o-wear Hats, are. here, • and will be on view Sat— "inlay Afternoon and evening.. Come and see than. Of tlie best not morethan one br two cif a kind. . - The days of the farina' opening will be announced in a week or two, but if you want Fall Millinery there is no need'waiting until than. We are ready . to serve early buyers now., y The New Coats for Fall A large e shipment of Fall Coats aree. here. Gar- ments that are right in.every little detail that goes to make a stylish jacket, • All tailor made, perfectin style and faultless in fit. Of any exclusive style or pattern, no two garments alike. • Although the loose styles promise to•be as popular as ever, this season's coats will be found longer than those of last year. There are material chargea•in sleeves and shoulders that decidedly alter the ap- pearance as well. The. tendency is all to dark colors. Over checks and stripes. in fancy' tweeds are much shown and will be very popular, There'are some handsome coats in navy, brown and green beavers, for those who want plain cloths in colors. black,. plain. or elaborately trim= mea promises•to be more in demand than for several seasons', willhave the new coats- ready on Saturday. Corse. and see Wey whether you are ready to buy just yet or not. Threeor four specials. Tweed Coats at $8.50 F • Ladies' new Fall Jackets, made from . heavy, all wool tweeds, large broken checks in dark color combinations, full length. loose back, handsome garments at a'; popular price,8 . each V Tweed Coats $15 Ladies' new Fall Jackets, . made from handsome all wool tweeds, large broken checks and indistinct in greens,.; browns, navys, etc.interwoven. very stylish arments, (5 00' cut with the new sleeve and ful.length, special each .. Black Coats $15 ' Ladies' Fall and Winter -Jackets, made from extra quality, all wool black Hersey, new sleeve. plain or braid trimmed, G OO very full, 50 inches Jong, waists lined, each. w U. High vClass Samples • We Are showing -six or eight very ha`ndeome-Black Coats for 'ernes, They are sample garments shown by one ot• the hest manufacturers in Berlin. There are no two alike, • and we ate selling them for less money than we could were they not samples. They have been 'handled but very little, as these manufacturers only call on a few concerns in On- tario. If you want 'something' out of. -the Q►L� AND $50 ° ordinary, underpriced,see-these.coats,.eaoh., �ppL • Another Shipment of : Broadcloths Another shipment of Broadcloths direct from the Old Country, just opened this week. This makes our four famous lines of this popular material complete. All shades now in stock. As good values aslast season. Better values than you can possibly -buy next. B-lromicloths-at-5 Good quality plain Broadcloth, 46 incheswide, bright finish, , good weight for fall suiting, in navy, brown, red, green' and black, very special at per yard. •V v Broadcloth at 85c This cloth is imported direct from .England, is full 46inches wide. Guaranteed shrunk and unepottable. Has rich lus- trous finish, and is made from pure wool. Cranes hi navies,, Q and b•c s specialper ard...-: .85 browns, greens, redsblacks, , p y • • : ;. Broadcloths at-$t23� This is the biggest seller we have in our store to -day., It is ' imported direct from England. Made from line Au tralian wools. It is guaranteed shrunk and unspottable, has rich, lustrous finish and is 48 inches wide. We show it in navies. o i A g browns, greens, fawns, greys and blacks,. per yard. . Broadcloths at $1.50., , ' This Broadcloth is exceptionally fine, and has *handsome finish. We import it ourselves and can recommend. it to any person wanting an extra fine costume. It is made from pure Australian yarns and is 50 to 52 inches wide.' We show -it in navy, brown. light shades and black. Price per yard.. 1 .0 0 The Last of Summer Stocks Now we are so near the end of selling time for Summer Stocks,. cost and value does not countmuch in making prices on lines wewant`. to clear'"out. We simply want thein out of the way before fall • business opens. All this week you pan buy Waists at half price, Ladies' Black r White Hose per pair 10c, Children's "Fancy'Ootttbn• Hose 2 pair for 25e 25e Tar Hose for for 15c, 35c Black and Tan Lisle Hose 2 pair for ,.25c. Fancy Parasols at half price, - - White Muslin Underwear, One-quarter off, 15c, 18e and 20c Glinghatns and Chambreys 10e. Cashmere Hose 25c English make, fall, weight, good, plain cash-, mere hose. 300 pairs of them, Sizes 81, 9,, 91, 19. • Medium 'weight, soft finish, good, serviceable stocking for fall wear, special per pair...• .25 You Can't Lase Your oucn- tain Pen. If it is .a Waterman'a Ideal Fountain Fen fitt- i with a clip•cap. The. clip -eat, is a neat piece of springy steel attached at one end of the cap of the peu, the other end being.. . pressedsnugly 8B l- a ainst the f barrel of the spring. It holds in much the same way as a clothes pin and $: will keep the pen where #. it is put, •See usabout it if interested, W. Q. FAIR' 00 $. Often ,Cheapest -Always Best O Miss. May Moore of Wingham is the guest of Miss Lily Cantelon, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings return- ed eturned from Ottawa on Monday. Little Miss Laura Beacom of , ,' Iar- lock is visiting her. aunt, Mist. Webster. Mrs. Thos. Dunford of Brussels i, visiting 'her ton, Mr:'. ,las• Dunford, for a few weeks. Miss Ella Mahaffy of Shanley las' been the_ guest .of Mrs._ Jas._MihcX.,.. of the wase. Line.. �.., Mrs. Jas. Finch . and het daughter; Miss Elsie, spent Monday with hon son ,_,Mr. ..Ocorge finch ofseaforth, .. kr. Ted Saville returned on Satur- day from North Bruce where he'hati • been for a couple of ;weeks buying' : ,apples - Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson • and daughter Bertaof, the London Road left on:Friday last for; a twor months' visit in . the West, .Mr. and •Mrs Franks returned Wii on . on 'Saturday from :their honeymoon trip and: have settled down to the stern realities •ol life on . Kirk street. • Mr. and Mrs. :Bon. Vanderburg of Kin - lough, Bruce •county; who had been • visiting at the forner''s brother's, Mr. ' George Vanderburg, Porter's Hill, werethe guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown: bast week. • Miss'. 'Hattie'' Holloway, who has been . stenographer in Barrister Brydone's office during • the. absence of Miss. Smyth;' is now filling a similar position'. in the knitting company's. ofnee, the stenographer' being away on her holidays. The following reverend gentlemen • were guests . att, St. Jioseph's resid- ence last week : Fathers Brady of • Wallaceburg, Downey of • Windier., Corcoran of Teeowater, Ronan .of Mitchell, Forster of .Mt. Carmel and • Dunn of Parkhill. .• Mr. •and Mrs: )Mvid Lansing •• of the Buse Line spent Saturday .afternoon last with ' Clinton friends :• Though able to move itbout 1reel • and al- most as cheery ;i's. ever, Mr. Lan-. sing has not by • any means recover- ed froth his serious illness' of . last •spring. • Misses May and .: Myrtle Mathesel, who had been the guests of Mr, -Jas. Dunford for a ;iaonth, returned to, their home in Toledo: en Saturday last. They, were, accompanied 'by. their dousins, Misses Mabel and _ ClettaLDwnford,.who .will 'visiettberrr for a few weeks " • . _ - Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Stewart -of Lon- don. returned home on Saturday af- ter .a fortnight's 'visit with 'friends, in Stanley and Goderich township. • Their many friends hereabouts, who: havenot yet done so, will regret to. learn that •they lost• their youngest son a month ago. He was a bright little. lad of, four and a half year:: Mr, and Mrs. 'Albert Kemp 'and their soh, Master :'•;,eorge, .London, • came up ,Saturday, and visited their rally old friends in Clinton until Monlay evening. Though it is but a :few years since • +;hey left Clinton they noted a great many changes espect . ally among the young i'emile who have almost grown out IA their re- collection.' blelvtn and "Iloward trill of the Base Line left ' on Wednesday for Taber, • ' Alberta, to join their father, Mr. . J, W. Hill,who ie there engaged in the Hardware business, Their broth= er, 'Mr.: George W.11111; who was on Tuesday married to Miss •Lizzie,. Carter of Hallett, left for Taber at - the -tame time and thus the ''Base • Line, with which the family was Iting prominently identified, • will know them -no more, except' as vis- itors. Mr. Arthur Cantelon, ' Who had been engaged in the btilding of stations on a C. P. It. branch line to Parry Sound, went from Coldwater to Toronto on Saturday to visit the exhibition and spent Sunday" with relatives in the city, "I had not intended ,corning home just now," said Mr. Cantelon to The .News -lie• cord , on Monday afternoon, "but about dusk Sunday evening' soine- thing • seemed to say that 1 vias .wanted. The ' Same feeling came over mo early neitt•nnorning so l hustled down to the station and took the first train for home and the first salute I received on get- tins off at -the station was, "liello,. when do you hear about the fire ?" The fire to which allusion is here made Is that width partly des- troyed one of his dwellings the c ening previous, DiRtGT 1MPouerTRs cLrnoronr, 01V7 .2.25 White Duck Skirts $I.SfJ .$2.50 White L.ustre Skirts 495 $S;OQ Blue Lustre Skirts $3.73 Saturday •We are laying out our i,ustre and o Skirts for . quick sale. • Every w Skirt • beautifully made and correct style. This will be a chance to secure a good Skirt at less than cost, Remember, Saturday only, • $2.25 White Duck Skirts $1.50 Duck Skirts,.t w .o styles, White'U ckyl , beautifully made, correct style, all sizes, regular $2,25, Saturday 1.50 $2.50 White Lustre Milks $1,95 White 'Lustre Skirts, • steam pleaten to hip, latest New York style, .all sizes, regular $2 i•0, Sat- urday only ............ .......... 1.95 - $5 Blue Lustre Skirts $3.?5 Blue, Lustre Skirts, extra quaI. sty, •.two good styles to choose from, stitched with.silk, beauti, fully made and trimmed, regular. $5,04, Saturday only...,........,, 3.75 20c -Black, Cotton Hose two for 250 . • Ladieb'•fast blank ;Cotton Hose, - seamless feet, full fashioned, sizes 8f to :10, regular 20c,... • 20c and,25c Tan Hose two for 25c Children's Tan Cotton Hose, plain and 'rfbbeil, sizes 5 to 8, re- gular 20c and 25c , 2 for. a Ladies' 50c Lisle Thread Hose 39c Ladies' fancycolored and black r Lisle Thread one.. full fasbtoned, seamless feet, sizes 8i to 10, regu- lar .3s lar 50e, Saturday. • . .Ladies' 750 Fancy Emr ibll'oidereci Hose 50c. Ladies' Fancy Embroidered Lisle - Thread Hose, silk stitching, sizes., 8i to 10, regular 75e, Saturday...,. .09 Lace Curtain; Sample. s 25c Traveher's samples of Lace Cur- tains, assorted designs, worth up to $2.50, per pair. sample ends..... 5 Special . at the Annex.. Saturday .Special. Men's. Outing Shirts, soft - fronts, stripes plain . and colors, all P _ I sizes, reg. 75c, Saturday 50c •••••••••••••N+•••• ••••••!• tailoring. Furnishings.. Lace Curtain. Samples 350 Traveller s samples : of Swlsa and Brussels Net Curtains` worth from $3 oto $10per pair, sample ends.," .35 • $1 and $1.35 Waists for 70c • White Lawn Waists, embroid- eryfront, nice One quality liwwn, regular $1 and $1.25,. Saturday....; .79 $1.75 and $2 Waists for $1.50 White Lawu. and Mull Waists, very prettily trimmed wit lace. smart designs,' regular $1.75 and $2 " Saturday .................... i.5 f $3 White Waists for $2 Ladies' White Mull and fine Law* Waists, trimmed with fine lace and insertion, all sizes, regular $8, gaturday 2. 0 $3.50 White Waist for $2.50' Fine .White Mull Waists, trim- med with valenciennes lace, very newest styles. .all sizes, regular $3.50. Saturday :... . ......., .:.... 50 '.1 Dry ,Hoods I:tl ► otters Today we announce theopening of Fall Business. and. we've prepared the' greatest array . • = ___ tapleeand-Fay, cy r_y Uoods ever shown in this store, New Dress Goods, New .Silks, New Hosiery„ Gloves and Underwear, New.F= and Winter Coats, New Waists and Skirts, New Furs, New Millinery, Etc., Et r ., , Many lines have advanced considerably.in rice since last year, but 'well do our best togive:you. the best a y n ... look . price , .. and oftenas you latah ... value possible. You•. are welcome to over the new goods at any time as . . � No need to buy unless •.: you are satisfied, 1 y . This Fall we have mada extra preparations in our Ready-to-wear •Department with an immense range of Women's and Children's • Coats, Raincoats, Dress Skiets and Waists of every kind. y greaty .' g never New Styles are herein will found�in- can stores.ro you natliln ' better w y Our Nlilllners have returned "from the Millinery Openings and are. ,nO 'prepared to look after. any -early fall orders. . n