The Clinton News-Record, 1907-09-12, Page 9'hursd+o
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Friday and ..,Saturday
eptrtember 19th, 20t and• Ist
LIR. fgrmal Millinery Opening for fall will- • take :
place oa above dates, The season's best styles': ,
have been gathered` From.,:'the Canadian and .ndelicau�
. t r expense ense has been spared
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markets. �'o time, trouble o
get for you what is absolutely correct in,Millinery
Ir the'coming sea. son There ;will he a displayteady
r you. Opening Days that /will be well worthy of ;e,,
visit, We extend to you the freedom of the showroom
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Visit it as often'. .
as you please, you will not be pressed to buy.
Annual Millinery Opening, 'Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, commencing Thursday
afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
Fad Fashions 'Ladies Coats
Coats
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We :have made greater preparations than ever"-
bigbusiness in •tele. Cloak lepartnent.' Every garment.
we allow is this' season's. `style. Not an old one.or a
left -over is on our racks.
Direct from the factories of five of the leading
Canadian and German' makers they have come—the
best styles from the best makers of Ladies' Jackets in
the trade. There is a wide variety of choice, wider `by •
far than most stores can show of'the best garments, and
many exclusive styles,• no two..alike. We draw special,.
attention to our showing' of handsome Black Coats.. It
is greater by far than any wehave attempted before.
and ladies in search of something exclusive . will have
no difficulty•in' making their selection from it.:: Best
choosing is done early when stocks are full and complete
Misses and young. ladies' Fancy Tweed Coats,
$7.50,18.50 and $10.00
Ladies' Tweed Coats, popular styles, $8.50, $10,
$12.50,.$X5 and $16.50
Ladies' Black Jackets,: full length, correct style,
$8.50, $10, $15 and.$2t) ,.
Ladies'_Black Cloth Jackets, handsomely trimmed
with braids • and velvet, -;no two garments; alike,.
exclusive styles, $25 and :$30
Ladies' Silk ard velvet coats, lined throughout
with wadded lining, very stylish, warm and: cbm-
fortable, $43 and $45 • ':
A New Broadcloth 95c'`Per.Y'ard
We have added a new quality to our various lines
of Broadcloth Suitings. - It comes. to 'us right from one.
of the leading makers in France, wherethe best Broad-.
cloths are made. . The quality is extra good, .the cloth'
being made from the best'. of imported, wools and
the finish clean and bright. No'..better is"sold in•lots
of places at $1.15 and "$1.25. If by chance you`got it. ,.,
for $1.00 you would be getting extra.good'.value. • Our
direct import lauy�ing__ cakes. possible_ the low price of •
95,c per °yard,
Broadcloth Suitings
Made from very fine imported yarns, French . cloth, high •
finish, 50 to 52 inches wide, just.the right' weight for: tailored
suit, in two shades of red, two'shades. of navy, two shades
of brown, green and black,.very special, price per yard:... ,
Strong Stockings for Boys
Exceptionally strong Stockings for boy's school wear.
Absolutely fast black, seamless feet, double heels and'
knees, just the kind to stand the average boy'for • n
school, all sizes,':a pair . ..... o .............. .2
Good Umbrellas $1.25 and $1.50
Real strong ones, ladies' or gentleman's sizes, ex--
triualitp►
. tops, s guaranteed; fast colors, hollow ribs, a
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variety of fancy handles, just the thing for the fall
rains . • • $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00
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1 A Great Fur Show
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Fur Styles. Stocks are all in and at their best.
Iquite had so nine selection to shoiir'
We never a g , and
if you are interested at all. in Furs, ' see these ripen-
ng Week. ' Among them are some exceptionally
Ichoice pieces in Alaska Sable, and, some handsome
novelty setts.as' wen that are worth seeing.
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In connectionwith the Millinery. Openin
next week we will make a. sp"cial display. of Fall
. loin Gant Lose
Your Foun-
tan 'Pen ,.
If it is _ a Waterman'e
Ideal Fountain Pon fltt-
vfilth a clip-cap.=The
$. clip -cap is a neat piece o
springy steel attached at
i one end of the cap of the
pen, the other end , being
i preseedsnugly against the
barrel of the spring. It
4 holds uch the same
in xa _
way as a clothes -ing and;
will keep the pen where
it is put. See us about e
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Sop whey 12tk.,. 1i'
t if interested,
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W. 1 PAIR CO, $.
Often Cheapest --Always Best
Mr; .and Mrs.. F. R•.. Hodgens returned..
on Tuesday from . Muskoka:.
Mrs, A. 0. Patteson.' and son are
spending a levP days in London.
,Mr. S: G. Plummer left •on Monday
for Coliingwood • to attend the fun-
eral •of his brother.
11xr, John Leslie Jr, is home on, a
visit' from San l+ raneisco, Cal , .af-
ter a five years absence.,
1Mr. A. Cullens of Stratford is in
town this week endeavoring to •or
ganize a county Y. M. C. A.
Mrs, Z. . Gardner of Detroit is visiting
her .mother,- Mrs:. Barge Sr.,. and
her brothers, George and Alf.
Mrs:,Herbert .Cooke and • her daughter
Elsie are spending a couple of weeks
visiting in',Guelph and Toronto.'
Mr. ''and Mrs.' J, S. Ainslie of Leam-
ington are visiting at Mr: J. G.
Medd's and.. at Mrs, Biddlecombe's.;
Miss Reynolds,; head milliner at Hod -
gens, -has returned to town and is
again"in charge of the ' department.
' Mrs. ' Anne :Swann, who has been is
Bayfield for: the past three months,;
• is now theguest of her. sister, Mays.
Alf. • Barge. •
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. rdassels ,returned
/rem. 'their .Honeymoon trip,'on".Fri-
•day. last and have' taken up house-
keeping on King'. street
Mr. and Mrs. H: Plunisteel' last week
visited 'the Toronto . Fair and : the
town : of -Whitby' where they lived
and were'married-:thirty-ave . years
ago.
Mr. Ross Mackay,• who was a mem.
ber of The News -Record state . • for
a year and a. -hall, left on Saturday
for Elmira' to accept a position on
the Signet.:: We: • wish him , success.,
Dr.' Bali• was in Toronto :for several
days -last week attending the :klm
.'banners' -.Convention. 'Embalmers
were present from all parts:` of • the
province : and there was mush of
instructive interest in the series of
lecture `delivered.;
Mr.:Roy Ball returned on Saturday
from St. Catherines where he had
charge • of a Monoline machine dui
ing the -holidays. •Roy is industri
.ons and enjoys "the holidays", best
when he is working. He has' again
resumed his. studies at the Coffee.;
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Mr. and Mrs; . John Snider and Miss
Agnew returned on.' Tuesday from
a six weeks absence in the West.
Mr. Snider saysthat when. he left
there the crop prospects `.were much
better than what the reports would
ihdicate and, if the frost dues not
get in its .work, there will be a
good half crop, The .rain fall dur-
ing
. his stay was. : too abundant,
swelling -at times, in some plaoes,
to almost: a washout.' Maritime,
province harvest helpers reached the
West a: week ahead of those from
this province', but the farmers were
holding off for the Ontario boys,
whom they much prefer..
Mr. C. Donaldson of Thessalonwas in
town on Saturday •' last while on his
--way to visit the parentalhome in
Bayfield, . He looked well and' as if
being general agent for the Prost
& Wood people over .a 'stretch :of
200 miles along, the North :Shore
-agreed • With hha..: He says that
country is _becoming more prosper..
ous. The ' population is increasing
the number of acres under cultiva
tion is growing and. • farm produce
always brings a good price.' On
Manitoulin , Island, though, the
farriers axe in hard luck owing to
the .long-cgntinue8 dry .spell an d
grasshopper plague. Mr, Donaldson
left agdin on Monday for Thessaion.
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Miss Tessie 'Crooks was at Welles-
ley last .week attending the Wedding
of her cousin, MiSs Effie Crooks, who
.on Saturday became the bride of Mr.
Z. id.. Swing, publisher of the, At-
wood Bee, The happy young couple
came down on the same day and re-
niained until Tuesday afternoon as
the guests of their rfhele, Mr. Willi'ain
Crooks.
Anniversary services in connection
with Cole's ,church will be held next
Sunday when,. 'W E,. 11err of
Clinton will., preach at 2,30 arid 7
p. m. On tl*; following Monday ova
ening. there '3vi11•' be a ha'tvest home
supper at which addresses will be
delivered by Revs. lsrown, 'McNeil and
others. Musio will bo furnished by
the choir of the Varna Methodist
church.
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HE neva Fall Dress.. Goods are stow in stock and they comprise all the newest shades and
t;. desif;,ns for. fall y
wear, Not in our histor have we bad such a complete assortment of
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Ntty Fall Dress Goods., No need to go elsewhere for your Fall Suit after seeing our stock
and the prices are .ri ght, too,
The new. Fall Coats are here in all their beauty. This is our first season with Ladies' Coats
and we -have paid particular *attention to style and workmanship, No fear of getting last year's
styles here. Every Coat fresh from the' best Canadian Manufacturers
We are here to show our goods, and find it no trouble, Give us 'a call and we'll be -pleased
o
show you through our stock.
New Fall Dress Goads
Tans, browns and blues are the predicted shades for fall
wear, with green and dark red following. We .have
till@na in all the popular weaves, such as Panama, Pkg.
pene, Roxanas, Ladies' Cloth, Chiffon Broadcloth and.
.. the new.Khranta Cloths,
From 50c up to. $1,50 per Yard
e. Fall Scotch Plaids -
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We pass into stock this week, twenty-two pieces of
New Scotch Plaid tress Goods. No two alike. Scotch
Plaids are•going to be a very popular dress fabric this
season, Comem and see this range.
Prices 50c and 75c.
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Our.. Special Broadcloth - 75c
Our special Broadcloth in all the leading and popular`
shades, are without doubt the best,value on the market..
A comparison will convince you.
rice c Yard.
price 7 S per
News Fall . Coats
Long, Loose Coats in dark tweed overpiaid and black
beaver, trimmed with fancy draw braids, promise to be
the prevailing vogue this seaspn. This being our.first
6eason.handling ladies' coats, we invite your inspection
both for style and prices.
'Children's 7 Bearskin Coats:
'-We are shown g a beautiful range of Children's Bear-
skin Coats surpassing anything we have yet.shown. 'Q
, (7all and see them
• At $2.50 up to . $6.00 '
Cashmere Bose for Fall
Weimport'alt our Cashmere Hose direct from England
and place our orders Months before the season'.comes
on. By placing;our order early this season we got
them at the old prices, which will mean a saving ands
good'value for our patrons. Try us for Children's,
Cashmere Hose
From 20c up .to.,50c
Tailoring
Furnishings:
Dry Goods
Importers
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ix This store is read] with Largest
Selections -and Best Values .
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In Ladies' and Misses New Fall Skirts that has ever been our pleasure to show; ' More . new
d more sizes than ever before, and best. of all prices• are': no higher than
styles, more.: cloths an•
i s' Ready-to-wear Garments, so you will have -no trouble
last year. We make -a specialty of.Ladle R y ... ar
in finding your size here.
Fine Black Cheviot
.Skirts $3.9
Thio Skirt (510 as cut) is our leader;.,
made from • good quality black che-
viot, perfectly tailored, a beautiful
: 'fitting skirt in eve particular. Every"
sire in stock up torso inch waist. spe- 2 95
oral price........:.. . ..... .• ... • .. V.
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Black Vicuna and Venet.•
tian Skirts $g
Skirt (No. 588 anent). made from ex.
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tra quality black Vicuna cloth and
Venetian which will give exee"llent
wear. Perfect in fit and finish, All
the ordinary sizes in stock. Splendid G nn
varus at each .... ...........:..........
Finest Venetian 'Skirts
$5.50 to $7.,0
Finest quality all wool "Venetian
Skirts, in navy blue and black, made
in a variety .. of pretty designs• to
at soros to.... 7.5�''
choose- from
New Plaid and Tweed
Skirts $5 to $7.50
Newest Plaid and Check 'Tweed
Skirts in half a dozen of the season's
lateststyles. Finest fitting skirts you
can buy, A dozen different colors to
choose r from. All the leading sizes.. 'j 50
15,00 to... s .. ♦ . ..,a..... .
More About the New
Coats. .
All the New Coats are now on display, and`
a prettier lot of styles we haye never seen.
Nearly all are from 46 to 50 .inches long and
many of them beautifully; trimmed. ' Hun- .
drede of people found last year that New-
combe's had the Correct Coats,'a,dlthis year
Will find us with a larger and ' better stock
than last season, We'll be glad teshow you
Earlig Fall Millinery
rtentisno..:w:
Our 1VIillineryDepa Department
complete with a fine showing of
New Fall Shapes, Feathers, Wings,
‘Ribbons, Velvets, Etc. Fall MIl_
linery-Opening announced later,
WANTED -3 Sn+art Millinery Apprentices
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