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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-10-03, Page 8' 141114441.411.414rirrlwar44444444441•114 —arromot-rerrir" ". A11110114111,,WM'S;CCIIIIIICOIYroor Second Week's * • br . • c Qctober 3rd KIP! Saturday and Mondau Fronk,A, 000 • aft. • a 0 • . $4 VVOol Blankets for $3 • . TlessY Wsol• I•lismiEsts0000, slightly soiled by duet, o ° ther.. •• wise perfeet,•regular $1, Sttturday two hour sale price• ...... U a 0 0 $5 -Pure Wool Blankets for $4 ., Pure Wool heavy Blankets, red and blue border. slightly 00 eomed 4,41ust, regular 41.5, Saturday two hour sale price.... P 4 $5.50 Pure WoOl Blankets $4,25 gxtra qMilitY heavy Pure Wool Blankets, size 64x84, Flak A 0 and blue border, regular $5,50, Saturday two hour priee,... • 10.4 Flannelette Blankets 89c. • two dozen only 1114 whits and grey Flannelette Blankets, on first quality, regular $1.15, Saturday two hour price, ..... Look Over These Specials for the Two Hour Sale . . $1.50 Mantle Cloth $i ' 200 yds of red, blue and green beaver and fancy heavy Tweeds for mantles suitable for ladies or, chil- dren,. regular LK, Saturday two . ' hone sale price, 1 00. ,50c.La.clies Vests 39c • Ladies fall vests good quality • daintily' trimmed with ribbon and • ineertion, sizes 2, 3, 4 and 5, reg. 50c • Saturday two hour sale price. .29 •TravellersSanpleilloSe 100 pairs Cashmere and Worsted • • ' ribbed and plain ladies hose sizes 8i, •9, and 10, regular 25c up,•to 50e, • Saturday two hour sale pike..."..25 10c -32 -inch Flannelette • . - • for 80 100,1 yards 82•Inch Fancy Stripe ' Flannelette, good weight, worth • . 10c, Saturday twohour sale price. , •.08 123ic White Flannelette • •for 10c . 200 yards White and Oream Heavy Flannelette, 30 inches wide. worth 12Le, Saturday two hours : Bale price. ,.10 .12%c WraPpeieitte 9c • 10 pieces Fancy Stripe and Paisley 'W rapperette, good weight. fast colors, Worth 126c, Saturday two • houre sale price .. , • .. $0.50 Tweed Water., proOf Coats $3 • • Ladies' Etiey Tweed Waterproof • Coats, full length, well made and nicely trimmed, regular $6.50, Sat. urday two hour sale.. ... . .. 3.00 • 20 per cent. Viscount off Skirts " • Your choice of our full stock of Ready to -wear Top Skirts from • $2.50 up to $8 08, for the two hour' ' sale Discount of 20 per cent • °• Sample of Ladies', • Vests * 100 fecivellers samples of Ladies' Fall Villas, plain and ribbed, trim- med with lace and ribbon, worth 35c and. 50c, Saturday two hour sale : price . ..25 50c Odd Tweed Caps , 13c . " 100 Men's Tweed Caps,odd sigea and 'broken lines clearing them out for Saturday two hour sale at., . 500 Ladies' Caps 39c Ladies' Tweed and Colored Velvet Caps with soft and leather Peaks, new goods this season, Saturday • two hour Bale price only.... . . • ... .39 :49Pr sale price ... . .. . .go •• 8.1 75, Saturday twohour sale. . • • . .Lace Curtain ••Saniples• • ' • •• • .• Bogs' Pants .• Travellers samples, half size • of .• • • • • • • . • . Lace Curtain-,.worth-frona .81 to $8 ' Boys' Tweed and Worsted Pants, . per pair if full length, Saturday two * . • • •,• black and fancy, regular $L25 up to " . •1.00 . . • ,.., . .• • . . . Tailoring \Furnishings • 4% . • . • . Dry Goods Importers • • 1, ,44 s. • • Nevvvertecord •• • " t'••• ,4••• , • 1:4 This has been demonstrated beyond otlestiOn the last couple of weeks. Jot business does not come to any store the way it has, 1been coming here without good Teastm.. The Towi is found In Abe\ ialkrotinci eicellence of the ,the- stock that is here to -day.' The factories of five of the lead- ing Canadian and German mak. - tors contributed the best styles_ ,to it. A.11 told a stock without an equal anywhere near here., Many handsome coats among them. 44mar4.444441444. Tweed Coats • . ,, .1 • . A splendid -assortment of Fancy tweed 00a,ts. correct.dolor. .: , • ings and patterns in plaids and fancy stripee, in. browns, ...blues, greens. etc.. -Garments that -haze iityle ansl are„very„.. _ • aefft eeactcihve. Of the mostofthen) no twd alike. Spiel -laid inane"' . .. . 8.50 10 13.50 $15 Black Coats Coats made from good quality bleak beaver and frieze with some very fine kerseys inbetter grades Every, size from Si to 44. Many garments handsomely trimmed. Styles • that are absolutely right for youngmiddle age or elderly ladies 8.50 12.50 is is $20 • Navg Coats There is a strong demand for navy coats this servo)]. We show some very handsome styles in 'nektons, beavers kerseys. Good garments that have character and style to them at •SIAS Brown Coats We show a very handsome Brown Kersey 'Coat, Pengtb, cut very full, trimmed with strappings of itself, fancy but- tons and silk velvet. This is a very dressy garment, special at . . g1110 Children's Coats • The largest and most cosnxprshensivet stock of Chil- dren's and Misses Coats we. have eve t imported, are on our racks to day. There are more eot!tS: and better coats, nattier coats than we ever had beffire. Sizes that fit all ages from 5 to 15, years, $2.50 td- $12:50 . . .......4******.i......*.4..4.44...,......i..!*...4. •2 .1 Black • Taffeta - "Guaranteed" .' -.. $ a/shipment of our famous. fully guaranteed Black raffeta Silk just in this week. We buy thii 1 silk direct -from the maker and are avilling,to have i • you compare it with any you can get anywhere. It . is a superior make, good .,,weight, lustrous finish, - suitablefor coats, suits, underskirts or linings. Bo,. *, ery yard guaranteed. To qualities ' . • • ... $i„00 and 11.25 the rd.-- • Black Dress Goods of Among this week's arrivals are 25 to 30 pieces Black Dress Goods. They are imported by ourselves ilireet from the British markets, and a 'finer collection .-�t Black Dress Goods suitable for mourning and other purposes Black Dress Goods are used for,, has never been on our counters. Fabrics and weaves are the newest. Every piece is made from pure English or Australian wools. If you are interested at all in Black Dress Goods come and see these. • • •' Black Bastiste Black Vicunas Black Crepelines • Black Roxanna Cloth Black Cordelines Black Amgre: •' Black Thibet - Black Cheviots Black Serges Black Voiles Black, Pariamas Black Venetians Black Broadcloths New Materials, High Grade Qualitkir'r Assortments, A 1 Value, • Yetis pan't Lose Your Founa, tain Pen. Mt. is a Waterman'e Ideal Fountain 15en "fitt. coa With a eliVcap. The • elip-eap is a neat piece 'of springy steel attached at one end of the cap of the pen, the °the end being # • pressedsnugly against the f barrel ot the spring. It $ holds in much the same way as a -clothes pin •and will keep the pen where • it is put. See us about it if interegted. W. D... FAIR CO, $ Often CheapeSt —Always Best : e...........................0.,....• idocirAitocaravviggilba.-Iti munustmosent Mrs. Annie Abbott is spending this • week in. Bayfield. •• 1VIrs.Nell and daughter, Mrs. Ramsay, pi _plattsville are the suests of Mrs. Gilehrist. Miss Ida Stewart has returned home after visiting iriendSata Woodham. • andLondon.• • Mr. and -Mrs. Harry Baitlift returned' on Tuesday eitienieg, from their hon-„, eyinoon trip. ' Mr. W, Jaokson leaves on Tnursday next with the Canadian Ticket Ag- ents excursion for •Winnipeg. • Rev. J. IL Osterhaut Beimore vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Johl Hartley • . and other fiends in town on Mon - Win Thomas Wheatley was home- for .-a feW days list week and has no • gone • to • Hamilton, •wherehe has taken a. siteation, Mr. Clarence Atkinson of Bay pity. Mioh., .was The .. -guest for a .fefr • days of •the past. week of his aims, Mrs. J.B. Hoover, • Mr. John Hendon!: was at last weeks annual Meeting et ;the Canadian Manufacturers' Associatibn elected a member of • the executive commit- tee. Mr. D. B. I•lonnedY, has been quite ill the bast., week, but we' are . now 'much pleased to be able to say that at time ' of writing he has much • improved. • • ••". Mr. aud 1Virs. sRebt. MCKelvie. of New Liskeard are guests • of the i latter's • sister, . Mrs (Dr.) Bali Mi. ' MC • Xelvie is one of the Mining Magnat- es of New Oetario. • • Mrs. Galpin and her daughter, Mis • Glare . Gralpin, of Bayfield were in Clinton iVIenday.;MiSsGalphi returned on Saturday fromTerento 7 -where she spent a few months; • • Mr. Alex. lffeLareiv, she genial M P. for North Perth, was in town .oh : Monday and as he ' always does when he visits Clinton, he enjoyed a game or bowls on the local green, • skipping • a rink with .Mr, • John • Raneford as- his opponent. The latter won. .• . • Mr. W. S. B. Holmes, Who his been • • ill for the past • couple of weeks, was able to be down to his place • of •• business. on Tuesday.' He got quite a shaking up, s u now • a he, is able to move about it is ' ex- pected that his complete recovery be rapid. Mr, Thos. Jackson Jr. returned 'Oh , • Monday from a • month's trip to the • -Pacific Coast. He spent the bulk of the time in • British" Columbia and wet. in Vancouver at, :the time of • the anti-Japanese riots and. witnes- sed some of the lLvely cenes' -incid- ent theretC Times sore good • on the Coast; be says, and that , por- tion of Canada scents to have ere - barked on an era, of prosperity!, • • Mr. , William 4ones returned from • Hamiltod last week and is renewhig old aequaintauces in Clinton • and • Goderidh. Abseece .makes the heart grow fonder • and he' thinks even more di --the old home than ever and Was much pleased to :iote signs ` of progress. The carrying of the • waterworks bylaw and by such a; • subttantial 'majority was a source of much Satisfadtion to our worthy • old friend, He ' purposes returning to the city next Monday. Mr, W. MOKown returned on Tuesday • froni tas Angeles,, California, after • an absenee of four years. Residence •for that!. period in rho, "golden • state" has not weaned1-0 him from his allegiance to the "Lady of the Snows'', her climate, her eustoms Cr her political institutions, par*, ttlekly thelatter'and he returns' a better Canadian than ever and that is saying a good deal. in. the nor- • . Cher* sense, he saya, Southern ('ali- • toroth, is minus a stiff winter; but on the other hand there is a „ heat • and' duSt'Of which we know nothing tip here My experience. "I see • continued Mr. McKoWn," that Min- ter' has voted to expend $50,t)p on a system of wate'rworks. Down Los Angeles they purPoscbring a water supply a distattec of about two hundred milesat' c ost ot about halt as many Millions Clinton will spend thousands." It is now six weeks since Mr, MelkoWn left • Los Angeles and as his ticket has only anothen month to run his visit to the home town musty perforce, be short. Ilia many old Okuda in • and abut Clinton are much pleased • With this opportunity ' f again mating tint. •4•.•••••••••••••••4••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• The. Broadcloths. We \ have five different lines of Broadcloth $ that are hard to equal. All are made from pure t, wool, not an ounce of shoddy in a single yard. All t $ imported by oursetves direct Clear: bright finigh, • guaranteed to wear and k-eep their appearance. t Nothing better for a serviceable dress and stylish' t costume. tiery popular shade and black. 50c, lisc. 95c, $1,25 and $1.50 •4144 9449.144i••••4•44.**4•••••••••••••••••••••• • • ry This Store for Stylish Winter Coats If you arelhinking about a new Coat this fall and are in doubt where to buy it, let us . , tell you now: TRY THIS STORE. Nowhere else around here will you get such -an assort- ent-of new_and_exclusive stylesalLoLtilem_the...same_as a tel_be,i n g sho_w_n in_the. Inigel, Axn- etican cities. The fit and style alone are worthy of special mention as you will see if you will visit our Ready-to-wear Department. Stylish Tweed. Coats Exclusive -Coats $16.50 . ..s.r•-1-, $L50 and$i0 .• to -$20 Ladies' new winter Coats made fromidark At the above prices we are showing some tweeds in plaid effect, 45 inches long, finish- beautiful hand tailored garments (one of a ed with strappings of cloth and velvet, most kind) in plain English Kersey cloth alsoThe of them venetian yoke lined, with or without new Blanket Cloths and Heather 'Mixed collars trimmed with braidand velvet, Tweeds. • All long, loose coats beautifully several styles made with the wide shoulder finished and trimmed; no two alike at effect. The best coats in 'Canada at the price • 10.50 TO 20.00 8.50 AND 10.00 . • • Black Coats—all Prices Fine Tailored Coats The stock of Black Coats we are showing • • . will be surpassed by none in Huron County $12 and $15 $. More than a dozen handsome styles, ranging in size from 32 to 42. Made from fine wool Fine Tweed Coats in a great lot of hand- venetian% vicunas, beavers, kersey' cloth, some styles and 'patterns, just a few of,a kind etc.. some made perfectly plain with silk 45 to 50 inches long. tritnmed with fancy velvet collars. Others elaborately trinuned radium braids, strapping% velvets and but- with' braids. ete. Lots to choose from, Prices tons, venetian yoke lined, also sleeves lined. the lowest. 'Fit and finish unequalled 7.50 A handsome array at • 1200.to 15.00 $D. $$0 *12 $13.50 $15 TO $20 Dozeng"of New Skirts . We have opened' a new department for the sale of • skirts and are prepared to show our custoiners more styles, • • • more cloths, and More colors than ever before, Just at present we are showing an exceptionally good skirt made from venetian, vicuna or dark grey tWeed. at the low price Of 3.95, - All sites 23 to 30 waists. ' • Stglish Milliner*. • ModerateiU Priced This week our milliners have added a number of exclusive dreg ,Hate to our already large display and are now showing them for )1 the first time. Special half dozen or more of the . new Cheyenne (Shy Ann) Hats for girls, in colors of navy, blue, white, red. ,,brbwn, green And wine, special each...i.. $2.50 • *press Makers Apprentices • Wanted • ." • • • • • • , • CIAINTOS • Millinery': Apprentices,. Wanted