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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1906-10-25, Page 81 i Real Coad underwear There is'one "Best" Underwear Mill in. Can, ada, one that makes more Underwear because it makes better Underwear than any other mill in the ,country, That mill made the Underwear that is here to -day. Every garment from the lowest to the: highest is conscientiously made from clean, pure yarns, and is properly shaped. It is as near perfect in fit as skilled operators can get it, and can be de -- Tended on in every way to give satisl'aetory, wear. r ' Fall and winter stocks are all in. Greater var- iety or better values were never on our counters. ~1,"wvv At .25c "" Ladies' Ribbed. Vests, winter weight, properly shaped, high neck, buttonedfront, softfinish. drawer, to match, per gar- . went ........ .ea„ •.11 at!Se At 50c L$dies'. Ribbed' Vesta, part wool, soft finish, • properly shaped, will fit comfortably, non -shrinkable, will give excellent wear, drawers to match,all sizes per garment..... ; , .... 50e At ?5c • Ladies' Ribbed Vestl, not quite all wool, fine soft finish, nicely shaped garments that give excellent wear. each............ 75c At $1 Ladies' extra fine Ribbed Woolen Vests, very soft and com- fordable, little cotton woven in with the wool just enough to 'keep it from shrinking. One of the best selling vests we have ever carried, will Wear well, ..pll.sizes, drawers to match, per garment , St Millinery at Moderate , Better Millinery than that we show this sea- son has. never been in our show room. The hats are reproductions of the best and most popular New York styles. they have et yle • .0- peals to particUlar pee, ple. 13y aur system of weekly prders we keep in close touch with'the markets, and as quickly as any- thing new appears you will find it represented in our show room. We are busy. very busy, but not too busy to fill orders promptly when .promiSed If you . can order early in the. week, • we will gu'ara.itee delivery on • New This Week Felt shapes in blacks and colors New fancy trimmings Birds and fancy feathers The Carpet Sainples The sale of, Carpet Samples will eo-atinue all week. ' We had hundreds of them to sell when we started. By far the finest lot we have ever shown. - The discarded samples of the Canadian agent.of one ° of the largestiEnglish mills. Splendid designs. Just .' the thing for rugs.., Tapestri samples 50c Brussels sampler $1.00 • Axminster. Samples $1.50 .Wilton samples $1.25 • Nearly all of them 1i• yards long The 42c Shot Silk The Shot Silkb we are selling at 42c are worth every cent of 75c a yard. We got a clear- ing lot at a bargain. Now it is yonr turn. Suit- able for waists, dresses or underskirts, will give splendid. wear, good weight and width. All dark/colors, worth at least 75c, while this lot lasts 42c the Yard - The Newest Wles in Coats The new styles in Fall and Winter Coats are here. Five of the leading Canadian and Gelman makers have their best styles represented in our stock. There is nothing skimp about the.assortment either*. for Ihere''are dozens and dozens to select from, All ,. are well.niade; material's ire good, prices are moder— ate. No such coat stocks any where hereabout. A Beautiful Mauro Tha Cl ntc4 N*irt1 d October 25th, 1906 wee May be seen at our store, It is given with the Weekly Mall anditEmpire. If you let ue have reit Order now tO cOmMence at Once and end January let, 1908, All for One Dollar. It's 14 months subscription It's a good weekly paper - It's a fine picture Often the Cheapest, .Always the Best Agents Parker's Dye Works. —We Issue Express Orders:, rrni- Min Mei,' Mitchell sperit the holi- days with Blyth f deeds. Mrs, Thos. Kyle and. hen son. Willie ere visiting triencle Westfiell. Mr. Joe Cadmore visited Buffalo and Niagara Palls the past week - Miss haera Biggart, Niagara Falls., was in town a few days • of the ' past Week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fair, Mrs. (Dr..) Campbell, Detroit,. .and Mr, Rafael, 'Montreal, took a driving -Jim thr- ough Colborne the fee:apart cf the Mr. Alex. Sloman, who has beea en- gaged 'with 1)/r;, • J. W. Hill of the Ban Line the past season, Las 7:e - turned tO town and taken employ - !Mr. D. B. Grarst went to Toronto . to give evidence in the investigation now going on into the . rascality practised by the 1.4beral '"Machinn" 'in ondon and West. Huron, 'elect - Miss Ethel Bartlett, London, was the guest of her uncle, Mr. W. H. Hell- yer, the past week. Robert Ninains, New York City, is the guest of Clinton relatives. • Mrs; Dobson (nee Miss Maud Kaine) • left on Tureday ls,st for hey home in Vancouver. after spending the suin- liner with her sisters,the Misses Keine of town' Rev. Father Hanlon was in London on Monday shifting his brother, who still continues ill.. Mr, Frank Watson. who was fortsome months clerk in J. W. Irwin's groc- ery store, hirt lies lately been employ- ed in a wholesale establishment in London; has taken his. old position withMr. Irwin. Mrs. &flick of Teeswater, who was in Gederieli on" Thanksgiving Day • at-' tending. the wedding of her Son of Denvee, Col., to Miss Satah Harris, ' was the' guest of-Mrs:It, J. Cluff en 'Mr. W. MeTagkart, Toronto, Was the guest of his mother On Thanksgiving Miss Blanche Shepherd, Hyde Park,: Were home for the holiday. . "Mr. H; Rafael, broker, Montreal. who 'years. came up last week to visit.Mr. Ile left for borne on Monday.• Will Rattenbury, Mr:Aeons Bank, Lon: - dm), was home fpr Thanksgiving. Mr. W. K. Gibson of the Molsous Bank spent irons Wednesday td Monday evening irr Hamilton and Tercinte. Mrs: (Dr.) COmpbell, Detroit, wae the guest df her Panther, Mrs. Fair, se., from Satturday,to Monday evening. . -Miss Essie Fluker has returned frau Lucknow, owing to the illness of her Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser and Miss Elliott, Bayfield, were in. Clinton on Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones returned horne on Monday after having been the guest of their daughter, Mrs. P, Hay; Hamilton, for several days, ; BIBLE SOCIETY MEETINGS, • , The ranting held in the town half on Monday evening in the interests, of the Bible Society was very largely at- tended. The illustrated address by Rev. W. C. hassard was interesting and threw new light upon. the opera- tions of the society, WORKS ONLY IN ONTARIO. The following members of the A. Ct. U. W. attended a meeting of the order in Seaforth on Tuesday night : It. J. dresses were delivered by Grand Soli- citor Lawrence Toronto, J. Tortance. Clinton, W. 11. Kerr,: Bruseels, and others, The visitors were afterwards tendered a banquet. Altar ,Mpritip Of intense suffeiring from cancer of the sternach, Mr. John Shobbrook passed away on Thanks- giving evening He Was born in DO. onshire, England, 07 years ago' zbfit came to t1143 country at an early • age. For several' years he lived on the 1.1th concession Hallett, and fourteen yeers ago he bought and settled upon a 'Pro- perty north of town. He was an hon- est and upright man, much respected in the community. The funeral took place Saturday, the pallbearers being his two brothers, Jaines and Thomas Shobbrook, and Afode nephews. The eerviceri seere conducted by Rev. W; Kerr, OA deceased having been a staunch member. of the Ontario tared ehurch, Mr. Shobbrook is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter. Our full range of "Harris" Homespun Tweeds for Fall and Winter wear are now in stock. These goods. are.famous throughout Canada for their wear and style, and we can say without doubt there is no better Tweed Dress,Goods made. Try a dress length thiq year and y04 will al- Wtays wear "Harris" Homespun Tweeds, 111414411.01•11.4.4.100.111.11.1.1.11.4.41111.111.11.41111. . Perrin Kid Glo-ves We are sole agents for Perrins' Celebrated Kid and Fabric Gloves and our stock is always complet in sizes and Colbrs. These gloves are all guaranteed and we will replace auy glove that does not prove satisfactory. Prices run Homespun. Tweeds. This year we are showing at larger nod bet. ter range of colorings in ',Barris" tbilome,opun Tweeds than ever, These goodst,have gjvon 011r patrons unbounded satiefactioe ic the _sleet and we fully guarantee their colorm pr. They come in plain and checks, in light and dark greys, green, olive, blue and redo. Don't fail to see the display on our counters, Prices run - from 85c to $1,50, We are dole agents for these Silk Waists. , We have jest opened up a new shipment of lesdies' Silk Waists. Then are the newest and Prettiest shown. this season. Priestieg Dress Goods. • Priestly Drees Goods are.here glen in great range, in blacks, blues, reds, browns, greyetetc. Every yard stamped and guaranteed. Priest- ley Dress Goods are widely known for their fineness of texture and coloring. Corde de Soiree, Chode de (Menet, Roxannes, Melrose, Wool Satin.% Venetian Broed• Cloth, Chiffon Box Cloth, Etc. The cad) Corset tkt the price which comprises all the new ideas of fash- , Made of good quality English floutee, has the new high bust effect, tapering waist and long steel filled, trimmed With lace and ibbOrl. white and drab, sizes 18 to 81. This is our sPe" cial popular priced cor- • Mg and SMALl. tve can At then': witir STAN PI ELDS' NSHRINKABLE Stanfier ds Unshrinkable Underwear for Men and Women Unshrinkable Underwear is hard to get. "Stan- field': will not ebrink. We guaranteee every earment dr money refunded. Made in. two qualities, all- pure wool, fine and heavy weight. We carry the Iftest stock of stamped imderwear in the county of `13.nron and can fit any man or •a omen large or small, Try Stanfield this winter and be comforfable. Women's Underwear ; • Varna BROVV ry Goods, Clinton a aincoa s AT !JESS THAN THE COST OF THE MATERIAL LSST week we were fortunate enougn in securing the best bargains in Ladies' Heavy Fall Raincoats that : has ever entared this store. From a manufacturer otbigh grade Raincoats we secured over thrse hun- dred dollars' worth .of these Raincoatg at less than the cost -of manufactuq. They are made from extra heavy cloth, suitable to wear all winter, They come in three or four new styles mostly all full length. We will : • guarantee you cannot buy one of.these coats in any other store less than $10.00 or $12.00 each. Come and . se. 1 cure yotir size for when these are gone we cannot get any more at any Price.' „ Raincoats $6.50 Twenty-five or more Ladies' En- o glish Cravenette Raincoats, made r from, extra heavy weight •cloth, Suitable Asir wearing all ivintei'•,, three or four pretty' styles mostly all full length, SplenL• • didly made and finished, mostly 0, all olive eolor. Sold everywhere r. • a t $10° a n d $l2. 6 morning your choice 5 Along with the Raincoats we place o n; sale a genuine bargain from each department in the store. lt will pay you to attend. English Flannelette, /0 500 veva, Unkllish Flannplette, 30 Mello wide The balance. 200 yard?, will be reserved till the afternoon to give out customers feona the couotry thence t share in this bargain. 35c Casiunere HoSe 250 20 dozen *Ladies' . Black Ribbed Cashmere Hoge. sizes Sit to 10. A splendid wearing stocking et 35c. Saturday special.. .25 Black Dresi Skirts' $3795 One dozen Black Dress Skirts, made strapping's, and trimmed with silk and buttons. Also half a dozen pretty tweed 9kirts in a couple of new stylea Beet fit- ting skirts to be had. Special ' 3 95 Pancg Taffeta Silks, 69c 50 yards only, fancy Taffeta Silks, shaded ef- fects with small cheek; sold in waist lenghts only. Regular price 85c per yard. Satur- Dress.Goods Remnants 25 ends of Dress Goods, plain 'cloths and fan cy tweeds. All new goods, bot ends left from the spring trade. Marked at ABOUT HALF PRIM, 40c Taffeta Ribbons 100 800 yards shaded Taffeta Ribbon, 4 to 5 ins, wide, in half a dozen different color% regu- lar price 25e to 40c. Saturday, yd.. .19 Extra Speaial 25 pair Nottingham Lece Curtains, 3i yards long, 50 ins. wide, Made with Col - hen edges in choice of three pretty fleral patterns. Extra good value , e7 at $1.25. Special Saturday, pair... New arrivals in Millino erg and Ladle& Coats. More:new shapes in our Millinery depart- mentjnat opened this week in colore of black brown, green and navy. Every week sees sometl3ing new in our show moue; as we are constently on the lookout for new creations in the millinery world. The newest Fall and and Winter COtati are here in a splendid selection of the season's nevent cloths, This week we opened some VerY notery garmente of which we only have one or two of a kind. You csn rest assured that any• coat bought here is the very newest