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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-10-31, Page 81 4 4 11 :1 • 4 44 Cliatoa NewpAccord October 3ist11907 rwear 1 .'.: ,... There ite one 41134T''' underWear mill in. Canada. ,.. . ,. It. makes',.more Underwear becausejit _makes better . Underwear.than any other r6; ill in. this country, That ', =ill made. the Ungerwear that is on our shelves to -day. Every garment fromthe -lowest to the highest grade is consciencimisly rade from clean, pure 'yams, is care- fully finished and properly; haped. .It is as near per- fect Underwear -as skilled operators can 'make from the best of materials. Its wearing qualities will satisfy you, , Values at each price are good, Real Good. .. - At 250 the Garment. Ladies Ribbed Vfrest's, winter Weight,. properly shaped, high neck; lbuttoned front, very.soft finish, drawers to match,- specie, per garment ' • At 50cthe Ga.rment Ladies Ribbed Vests, p,ure wool, 'soft finial, rorrect shape, non -shrinkable, will give excellent wear, all sizes,_drawers "C ' to match, special per garment. . . . .... . . „ .OU ett 73c the Garment • • Ladies Ribbed Vests, not quite all wool, lines, soft finh313, good weight, particularly good garments that will give, ex- cellent wear.. Drawers to rua,tch, special per garment • .* 111 • At $1 the Garment 5 Extra Fine Ribbed Vests, very soft and comfortable. just a little cotton woven in with the wool to keep it from shrink- ing. One of the best selling lines of .underwear we ever nn. carried. Drawers, to match* speCial per garment 1. u Natural Wool at $1 and $1.25 Ladies Natural Wool Underwear, two qualities, both good, fine soft finish, comfortable 'end serviceable garments. Drawers to match, atthe garroent......... ... .. 1.00 and, I Two Qualitles in Children's bricieriv ar Quality No 1, from 20c to 35c per garment Quality No. 2, from, 35c to 90c per garment All sizes, drawers to match both41ines, Black Equestrian Tights very special value $1 ez $1,25 The Best Millinery at Ifidclerate Prices Reiter Millinery than we ,have .thOWn this season has never been in our show room. Every hat is -a model. allt have style and character that appeal to people who know good millinery: RY our Weekly buying system keep in close touch Uith the markets and hate always something new to show you: More new hats will .0 ready for Saturday. Lorne and see them. ,Wrapperette' Special 10c Yard .. 300 yards Famcv.Wrapperette, new patterns. suitable for waist/al-or wrappers, heavy weight, soft finish, regular 15c, special at per yard ...... , • . • . I 0 Engliih. Flannelette .12.1c Extra heavy quality English Flannelette, good. patterns fancy stripes, pinks, blue, grey, etc., fast 'Colors, 32 to 34 inches wide, per yard • 12 • Right Jacket, Styles Right styles in Jackets are here: Blacks,: blues and fancy tweeds in dark colorings. The best garments of five makers. Every onenewthis season. No stook as good for miles around. You shouldn't buy before you see it. Tweed Coats $8.5o to.00 toeso and 15.00 Plain Beaver Coats $0.50, 12.50, &,018 Children's Coats $3.15. 3.00and0.50 REV r zmPoTireita • ONT ,,...„,„,,,............,....q.".„,, You Cati't Lose $, Your Foun„. $ tain Pen. a, $ If it is. a Waterman's 't Ideal Fountain. Pen' pitta t f e4 with a clip -cap, The IF $ clip -cap is a neat piece of , springy steel attached at one end of the cap of the „. pen,, the other end being pressedsnugly against the c Sbarrel of the spring, It hold's in much the same i way -as a clothespin and O will keep the pen where. # it is put See us about interested. a WI i FAIRO. Often Cheapest —Always Best $ obiaaAtAisariarwanwilegrioreal.• Immonso.F.. Sale LI Mrs. •Clara Rumball was in GOderich on. Monday. • • Alm, J. TOrtMCO is visiting friends in Petrolia this 'week. Mr. Janes Cameron. Of Bayfield was • ie town on •Saturday. , • •Miss. 'Edna jackSoi has 'taken a nos). - tion in the express office, - Mr.. James Pair was at Preston Min. eral Springs Saturday .and Sunday. Mr. Caleb' $1reets went north on Molidayi for a. few' days deer hunting. Mrs, (De) J. M. Sloan of Nem, Ai• aska,. is the guest of _Mrs. , Wesley • Walker.. • ' ; • - Mr.. W. David, from London, has been • appointed section foreman, succeed- ing Mr. LucaS. • Mrs, "Janies Twitchell returned op Monday from a few days visit with. London, friends. • Mr. and Mrs'. J. P. Hoag 'of Brant - :ford . spent- Sunday .with Mr, and . Mrk A..?. Gendry. . • Mrs.. jameS Fair returned' on :Monday evening' from. few clays,- visit to • friends 'in Glencoe.. • • ' • ' Miss Maggie Clarke' is spending Thanksgiving under the parental root in 'Stanley township. . Mr; and MM. Wesley Walker. Sunitaied a,t the latter's . parental home, ex- : Ree'Ve Sloan's; Blythi• D,, Cantel en of14ensall • vfasi • ;the guest of Mr, and MrS.Wilham ' Cantelort Saturday and .Senday. Mr. Feed. Whiteby returned on Satiir,. •'day from Detroit and ...is at his grandmother's., Mrs: W. MeBrien's. Mr. A. Alexander left this morning . to visit his home: in TOrente and is not expected back until. Meriday. 'MTS. T. ISatitli; Victoria street, re-.• turned on Friday frern a 'visit to her daughter, Mrs; .Murch S arat- ford. -Miss Flora Cunningherne left on Tues- day . for Oakland, Cal., to visit' ,hec' • uncle, Mr: J. b.. Stevenson, former- ly of •Clintoe." • - Mr. John Reinball came up from Tor- onto on, Saturday; to play in • the feet-baili match against Galt. He returned to "the -city' on Monday, • " Mt. Silas Dairis returned: last • week from an extended visit •' 'in the West and he appeers to bave hdd such a' preasant time that he years younger than when he left. , :Dr. -Ball and Mr. Eph. Ball and their at attended the family gathering af the homee.of their brother, Mr.. W. H. Ball df the Base Line, on Monday* evening when irn celebrated the fiftieth ,—anniversary hiS • birthday. . "Rev, Father Maienamin, the popplar Priest of Lucan, was in town on Tuesday. The reverend gentleman manyhas friends in 'Clinton , .and vicinity who hold him in affectionate • remembrance and are always pleased to meet him. • ' , • Mr, and Mrs.' Wesley Stevens, who hive keen ,visiting several places in Western Canada, and lin $outh Da-, • kota for the past pouple .4 months,' are now staying for a few days • with Mr, and Mrs/. ' if, Taylor of, London and are expected horne' this evening. , Mr A. J. Taylor, . travelling 'passen- ger agent pf the Chicago, lVfilwau- kee and St. Paul Railway, and Mr: W. Smith, mall clerk, both: of Tor- • onte, are at the '•Normandie. They • are a jovial pair Wbo are always, warmly welcomed . by their Cionton •friends,' They vipll be guests at -the bolding. dinner to be given at he. ..Cppimercial. hotel this evening. The following Will spend ThankagiVing out of town .: • . Miss Ross LaViS Goileriele , • Miss Julia Bartcliffe In Toronto. Mr. and Mrs: J. W; Newcombe 111 St. Thi5mae, • " • Misses Ahria Armstrong, Belle O'Neil and Clete, Ford in London. Mr. H. fl.'Chant and Miss Gertrude 4 in Toronto:: - Mr. and Mrs. William Cantelon and Mrs. Peter Cantelon in Toronto. Charles Lens. of HaMilton was drowned 'while boating on the bay. The Grand Trunk appeal in the two- cceotiutttfare case Is before the Supreme The Sbuthwestern Traction - Comp- any tan the first ear over the- new line to Port 'Stanley on Monday. James Gram, employed on the De troit River tunnel, tell oft a derrick forty feet and 'rescaPed with little in jury. • . • The large wholesale Dry Goods firin of John Knoi444,cos,.liatitilton, recently sold out and we were fortunate enough to secure a fair , portion of their Siaple. Dry • Goods Stock at less than manuficturers prices, and for the next 7 da$7s, starting 1. Saturday, Nov. 2nd, wc will offer bargains,never offered before in the County of Huron, ,This means a saving' o1 ajo on every dollar Purchase you make at this sale. DON'T PAIL TO ATTEND, " 12%0 Prints for 10c 10 pikes' good heavy weight English Print in dark blue, black and light colors, fast colors, regu- lar 124c, for ..... ....:.,. . . . . 10 1.21,4c Gingharns for -100 10 pieces Check Ginghanas Dress "Stuff, 27 inches wide, in blue and white, black and white, Pink and white, in three sized checks, fast 1.0 colors, regular 12, sale price • ' 15c Apron Gingham tic „_.Blue and White Check Apron Gingharns, with or without bor- "der, regular 15c, sale price . II I 10c Stripe Flannelette 32 -inch goed weight F?annelette in assorted stripes, pink and blue, n 0 regular' 10c, sale price' NU U • 12*c Flannelette. Shirt. • trig toe . Dark Flannelette Angola Shirt- ings, good width 'and Weight, reg10u- • Aar 124c. sale price..... ' . 123c Toweling"10c • Crash Roller Toweling, heavy • weight, plain or red/bOrder, regu. I 0 lar 12ic, sale price. ' 15c Art Sateen tic Ten pieces Art Sateen, all new patterns and colorings,. good weight, splendid glossy thusb, re- • j guiar 10e. sale price I I . _ - • • . 12%c VVrapperette 9c Ten pieces Fancy Wrapperette, good beavy weighy„ new patterns,, no two alike, regular 124e, sale price .09 50c Table Linen 35c Two pieces unbleached Table ' Linen, good patterns. pure, even, , round" thread, regular 50e, sale C ....... .... . 40c Stripe Eiderdown 25c Eight pieces Striped Fancy • Eiderdown, splendid line for chil- • • dren's coats or leaks', dressing el c sakties, regular 500, saleprice.... aLU Flannelette Blankets Reduced First quality Flatmelette Blan- kets at the following prices : • .10.t .. . .... „......... .86 11.e....-.. .. ........ . . . • • 1.10: = ' .30 ' • .. $1.25 Black Sateen • Skirts. 98c o Ladies Black Sateen'. Undere ekirts, two flounces with dust frill goal quality, sateen, all sizes. re, a a gtilar'$1;25, dale , 4.1 50c Children's Vests 30c Children's Fleeced Lined Will, , ter Vests and Drawers, all sizes, • 30 regular 50c, sale price • 50c Bogs Hose'30e• • • • Boys Black Ribbed Worsted Hose, heavy weight, all sizes, re- Qg. •• gular 50c, sale price.— , ...... NU u • • • $4.75 Childrea's Coats . $3.50 -- Children's light grey Tweed '' Coats, well made and prettily • trimmed, fancy buttons, newest styles, regular $4.75 and $5.00‘.68110 350 price .... . .. • . • .... .. • • 012:Ladies Coats $10 Ladies 131ack Beaver,Coats, self collar, correct style,' three-quarter and full length, full skirt, regular I.0 00 $12, sale price: ••• ........ $12.50 FancyCoatd $io.2q Ladies Fancy Tweed Coats dark brown and Oxford grey, • . piped with green velvet and black braid, velvet Collar, regular 1 0 25 $12.50, sale price .. .'...... • .. . • • .• ' tore for Ladies We are selling more Coats and better Coats than ever before, and if you want .to get the very newest styles shown, come to, this store. . When you cansider that we start the season with over THREE HUNDRED brand new Coats,you can understand thegreat range we have to shovv. * • • . • Children's coO,S $2.50 to .•$10 Ladies' Coats $6.95L to $20 The Hat 44 • Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Garments IF you have decided ideas and A preferences, if you are inclined to pick and to choose, if you are very careful in choosing your hats, that's the best re.,.non in the world ' why, you should make this your . millinery store. Our milliners will , be glad to show you all the new. things which have just arrived 4 and will be on sale Saturday. ,• 1 &UAL AiLli . a a, lig Dry Goods' and. Millinery 4,