HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-11-07, Page 8'You Can't Lose
your .Foun-
I twin .Peni►
if it is •a Waterman's $.
' ideal Fountain " Pen i'itt-
td with a clip -cap. The.
clip -cap is a' cleat pieee of
springy steel attached at
one end of the c1,p of the'
pen, the other end being
0 pl;essedsnugly,against the f
barrel of the spring. Tt
holds in much the same
i..way.as a clothes pin and
will keep the pep where
it is` put. See us about '
ii if interested.
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Often Cheapest Always llest` :
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NewsoRecorril
Noven iber `th, 103
Winter
E are in splendid shape to•supply your winter
Millinery wants. Stocks in this big depart
ment have been freshened up with new ar- ..
rivals right from the markets. Never so good a`stock
as is here to -day with everything bright, fresh and at- •
tractive. The newest and most,popular shapes'forearly
winter wear, trimmed as our milliners knot's ,how to
trim. Many new line's just added this week that will
be ready for you Saturday., They are wortivseeing.
Come and have a look_ at them. ' , '
Two Big Ribbon Specials
Two real good Ribbon Bargains here :waiting for
you Saturday. A very .unusual thing to have just now
with silk and rii'ab prices on the jump. Ordered
months ago from. ie man who made them; or we could
not sell them for a price anywhere near as low. Chances
ale it will be many a day before the can give you as.
good again.. You wouldn't make any mistake laying
in a supply Saturday. or next week:
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The First Special
Pure Siik Ribbon, fancy woven edge, 1 inches' Wide, suit- v
able for children s wear, fancy work, etc. Comes in colors of•
sky; pink, cardinal, green, navy, yellow, Nile green, cream.
and white. Easily worth 8c a yard, and lots of places, would
ask 10c for it, over 1000 yards to sell Saturday at per yard.
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The Second Special
Extra quality pure Taffeta Silk Ribbon, gond weight. just •
about four 'inches wide, rich, lustrous finish. Comes ' in
white, cream, black. sky, cardinal, navy and brown,. Our
price for this ribbon is only I5c. Youmustnot c,onfoundit'_
with the ordinary 15c ribbon which you can;vet in plenty,
for it is a long way better value than anything you wilt get '
at this price. Over 1000 yards of -it too, to sell, coenmenc-
ing Saturday- at per yard •
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English Mpiretie Petticoats'' '
Regular $3.75 for $2.90
We bought, these Petticoats' direct from the maker
or we couldn't sell them at $2.90. 'They" are made
from extra good English Idoirette Skirting, are cut very
full and have wipe frills and ruffles. Perfect fitting,
splendid wearing garments. We show them in black,
navy, grey, champagne and sky blue, . skirts that are
worth $3.75, couldn't be sold for less if 2ve bought
them in the ordinary way. While this lot
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lasts our special price is- • • • •2f �'
-HowAbo
a Coal
Have our bought sour' Winter
Y. g• y.
Coat yet ? The 'earlier .youdo the
better the choice, for. the best ones
have a.. way "bf, •-bei ig—piek d up.,. _
first. Many good kyles here to- .
day, either black or the ,popular -
fancy tweeds.. Coats that- haye
style and character, but priced'
very moderately. •
Tweed,Coats for Ladies
The new stripes and plaids in dark colors, cut full and loose,
48 to 50 inches long, trimmed with strappings, velvets and
braids, neat stylish garments that look' well, and will wear,
8.80 10.00 and 15.00
Black Coats
Coate made from good quality black beavers, friezes and
kerseys, nicely trimmed,with velvets, fancy braids or he:iaty
strnppings, full and loose, and the correct length for tl.is
seasons wear. Handsome garments that have style to
ahem that appeals to critical buyers. at
8.50 12.50.15.0o and 18.00
Coats for Yol rzGirls .•.__.._ _._.
Coats that have good style and will wear well.
Far t;:nd away the biggest range anywhere; near here.
Everyone imported by ourselves direct from the,
German makers; Natty garments in light and dark
tweeds and navy blue cloths, cut in pleasing styles
and well made. All mode:'ately priced, al] sizes.
$3,75 to $0.50
�p^Ottar nnunuurarimen C•antuhi
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Mr. William Dowzer, Detroit,' is
town.
Mrs. Tait gf Exeter visited 'Mrs: .'Car-
ling this week. •
Mr.. G. F. Wasmann was in Bluevale
on Thanksgiving Day.' •
Miss Martin of Myth has ,joined New-
combe's staff of .clerks,
Mrs. Ed. -,Saville scent Thanksgiving
in.,Wingham and Belgrave.
Mrs. '.1. B. Hoover visited :.Lucia•
friends on.'Thanksging Day.
Miss Mollie Cuff returned to hoer
school at Lynden on Monday.
Miss Agnes . Campbell of Amberley is
the guest this week -:of . Mrs. J. Tor-
rance:
ox-rance..'
,Miss Taylor of the Model school: stall
• spent the holliiay s.t her home in
Mr. E. Ball of the Collegiate staff
spent the .holidays at Nis. home near
Whitby: •
Mr. W. H. Newcombe • of -Niagara
Fells spent 'rhanlcsgi�ving Day ii►
.• Clinton.
Mrs;:' Smyth and tittle son Douglas
'of Chicago are at her mother's Mrs.
Shannon's.
Mrs.. Campbell '.of Vitporia has been
visiting• her son, . Prof. Glenn Camp-
bell this week: •
Mr. and Mrs. John -Hartley visited
the •former's old' htririb . at. Wroxeter
bn Thanksgiving. ' .
Miss. Della Taylor left. on • Saturday"
tor London. to remain in that ' -City
'for a, couple of weekS.'
Miss E. • Chidlcy, student at the Tor-
onto Normal,' ' was' 'home.for • the.
Thanksgiving holidays.'
Miss Jean. Scott 'gave an: Halloween
party to a number of her friends on
Thursday evening last.
Miss Bessie Marseilles 'of Wingham
was'•the guest for a ,few days of last
week of: Miss Reynolds'. • •
Miss. Clive Moon of Londesboro was
the guest for a few days •of •' last
week of: Miss Clara Steep.
Mr: Thos. Kearns spent' Sunday ;and.
'...Monday at Godcrich as the guess
citMr. James McClacherty
Mrs.,
S. S. Cooper and her d#ghtei:
little Miss Beryl returned on "MMon-
dayi> ono 'c, visit to Toronto."
Mr. R. W. King of the Business . Coll-
ee, Wingham, -spent the 'Thanlgiv-
•holidays at Ks home -here.
J: Moffat, Roy. liellyar, ;Roy, Bast
and Wash Houston' spent" Thanks-
giving at their homes, in town. , •
Dr: and Mrs.. Thompson and Masters
Fred. and Charlie visited friendsc in
St. Mary; s on Thanksgiving Bay,
Mrs. LaFortune and daughter Lillian
of Sinncoe, were guestsover the holi=
days of her sister, Mrs. • G. E. Hall,
Mr: and Mrs. A.Icx. Rbss of Wingham
were guests of the former' -s ,brother,
Mr. Hugh' .Ross, of town, •last week.
Mr. Melvin Dodds, One !Of the • Clinton
--•-Model:-asehornl•-s•tud4nts a�-- tXl�at..:.:.hi�
home at''Winthrop •with, the rnieaa-
lc's. -
Mrs. •William Maxwell and her daugh-
ter Jean of -the Bluevale Road were'
guests of her brother, Mr. W. Bey;
done. last week;• b
Rev. W. J. • Jolliffe gave, an ' address
at the anniversary supper given in
the Methodist church, 'Seaforth, on
Thursday evening last., •
Mr. J. B. Kennedy returned to De-
troit .on Monday after having been
a guest:at,tho •parental hoots,, Mr.
• and Mrs. D. B. h trnnedy's
Mrs. P. Muteli Sr. df Auburn and
Mrs,: James' 1Vldteh. . of.. 'the same
place spent .•-Thanksgiving holidays
at the home of Mr. Walter King.
Miss Mabel. Doherty, commercial spec-
ialist . in the Whitby Collegiate
spent' Thanksgiving With her. par-
ents, Mr: and Mrs. George Doherty.
Mrs. John Johna'tone of Rattenbury,
street was the guest of. Mrs. James
McClacherty and Mrs. Strdughan of
Godericlr on Friday and Saturday
_.last.._;...._ .._
Miss Kate Webster was the guest of
,.-'Mts. W. A. Beacom at Oarlock .the
past°week and With Mrs. Beaeenn
and family visited, at Mr. Robert ._.
Pearson's at Ethel,
Mr. ,and Mrs. Hebert Maxwell of the
Bluevale Road were the guests on
Thanlcsgi'Witig Day of their ,dhtigh-
ter, Mrs:, ,flugh Rose:, They are pi-
oneers of the township of Turnbetry
and Mr, Maxwell was one of the
small. minority in that . niumcfpality
who supported the House of Refuge
project when it wad first mooted,
and has lived to see the people of
Turnbetry unanitrious in its favor
While here Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
visited that institution and were
touch pleased .with the tidy and well
nixanaged appearance of the place.
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Of our immense Seven Tray Sale. Nave you,.takcu advantage of ibis sale sale ? And
do'yor realize the tact' that every item in this athertisement means a saving of 33 i-3
V,
per cent on evey dollar you leave here, Coppers make'' dollars is an old proverb, and a
visit to this store Saturday will cotivince the most skeptical that there is truth in the
above. proverb':°
i2%c Printsfor 10c
" 10 pieces good heavy weight ,
English Print in dank blue, black '
aid light colors, fast colors,: regu• rr
lar 124c, for 4,44,,4.. .,...., . 1 0:
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12/0cinghams fir.10c
10 ppieces Oheck Ginghams Drees
Stu 47 inches wide, in blue and..
white, black and white, -pink and -
White, in three sized checks, fest
colors,_ regular 12 ,saleprice, ,,.,. U
15c Apron Gingham , lir„
Bine and White Check Apron
Ginghanas. with, or without bor- 11,
der, regular 15c, sale price.., : • 1
10c Stripe Flannelette
80
' 32 -inch good weight Flannelette
in assorted.stripes, pink and blue, ' AQ
regular l0c, , sale price. •
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!2'c; Flannelette Shirt..
ing 10c • '
Dark Flannelette Angola, Shirt
ings, good width and weight, regu-
lar 124c, ,sale price
'12%c Ti weling 10c
Crash Roller Toweling, heavy
weight, plain or red bolder, regu
. lar 121c,•.sale price....,.. .. ..
10.
15c Art Sateen ,11c
Ten pieces Art Sateen,, all new
patterns and colorings, good
weight. splendid glossy finish, re-
gulag 15c,, sale price..... . , . •... .
12%c Wrnpperettaec
• Ten pieces Fancy Wrapperette,
good heavy weight, new pat terns,
no two ,alike, regular 12lc, sale' .09
price
50c Table Linen 35c
Two pieces pnbleached Table
Linen, gond patterns. pure, even,
round thread, regular. 50c, sale .35
price. . iJ
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.50c Stripe Eiderdown
25c
Eight pieces Striped Fancy,
Eiderdown, splendid line for chil-
dren's :Coats or ladies dressing n
„ sacgaes, regalar 50c, sale price.... •LS
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Flannelette Blankets
Reduced. •
First quality Flannelette Blan
kets at the following prices ;
10.1. ,
'11.1.. 1:10
l2: . .... 1.38
.89
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$1.25 Black Sateen
Skirts 98c
Ladles Black .Sateen Under.
skirts, two flounces with dust frill,,
good quality sateen, all sizes, re,
gular $1.25, sale price...—.
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50c Children's Vests 35c
Children's Fleeced Lined -Win-
ter Vests and Drawers, all sizes,
regular 50c, sale price... r.. , .... IOU
50c Boys` Hose 35c
Boys Black Ribbed , Worsted
Hose, heavy weight, all sizes, -re- q
gular 50c, sale price
$4.75 Children'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, sale 3 5 n
price .
$12 Ladies Coats $10
Ladies Black Beaver Coats: self
collar; correct style, three-quarter
. and full length, full skirt, regular I.00
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•$12, •sale price. . l!
$12.50 Fanclg -Coats
$10.25
Ladies;Fancy Tweed Coats in ,
dark ,brown and Oxford '- grey,,
piped with green velvet and black
braid, velvet . collar, regular np
$12.50, sale price:... 10.25.
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We Have Mang Other Bargains not: Mentioned in Above List
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For oneday only, Saturday; . Nov.'9th, :we will sell twenty-five ladies' Black Vicuna Cloth
Skirts,' made in
Three of this .,season's Newest Stales'.
Istra in s buttons,'etc. Sewn with 'silk thread,' and, the' very• best fitting' skirt
Trimmed with pp g ,
made, all sizes 23. to 30 inch waist, regular price up to $5,00 each. Saturday..,.
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Y_ your choicev..,•.......•.•......ti.•
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...c•'. f"solos. ...r.. .. i?iv
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Along with the above special skirt offer' we place on sale an extra good bargain from each
department in ,the store.
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35c Underwear for 25c .
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It dozen ladies Vests .and Drawers,' Turnbull's utake, re-
gular price 35c, Saturday �.
35c Heavg Ribbed Cashmere Hose 25c
8c Print for 5c
2 pieces only. Navy Blue Print with white stripe. Regu-
25 lar price Saturday •
150 'Flannelette; 1OC'
3 pieces, wide English Flannelette, good washing colors,
Regular price 15c, �laturday..,.. , . ,, 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 4 ..... ,10
•20 121c Shirting 10c
2 pieces Plain Stripe and ()heck Shirting. Regular price:. a
12e, Saturday. . •
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12 dozen ladies and children's heavy' ribbed Cashmere
Bose;'all sizes up to 8, with double knees all sizes on
sale 5 to 10, regular 35c, Saturday, ........ • ..
50c Suede Gloves 25c
20 pairs only, Ladies' Suede' Gloves, fawns, browny and
greys. Regular 50c, Saturday
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1 --25c. Taffeta Ribbon 15c
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1 100 yards Colored Taffeta Ribbon, 4 to 5 inches wide, in a
number of good colors. • Reg. price 20c and 25c, Saturday
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.25 $1.25 Blankets $1.00 •
20 pairs extra heavy' Flannelette Blankets, white 'and
grey.' (These blankets are very much heavier than ' the
ordinary kinds). • Regular price $1.25, Saturday --
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i5c Wrapperette 10c • • -
. yards onl Canadian- tnerican Wrapperette in,
Hundred 9 g ,y A n_4__.. lar ee-10c.: _ -•- .'--
' a number of good colors ane# patterns, Regular � 1'
Saturday �.. 4444. a , O
85c Dress Goods for 50a
800 yards of this season's newest Dress floods such as
Venetians, Panamas; Crispines, Serges, etc., • in all the
• colors shown, such asnavy, black, brown, green, etc. All
- -widths-from-40:to,50- inches, .--. Regular priceup to
Saturday ..w..,
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1.6.0
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Ladies
Ready -to -Wear
Garments
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Dry Goods
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