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SAMPLE • •
MANTIFES
Far Less Man Makers Prices
Once more we have been successful in closing a
deal for the sample Mantles of one of the best makers.
eing able to buy in two store lotsUas the only thing
that made it possible to do it, for Mere were more gar-
ments by far than any single store outside the large cities
could handle. Elver), garment was made for this sea -
Jon's trade, and is right in style, perfect in fit, and
mace from good materials. 'There are over 200 in the .
lot, and corning in on toe of the regular stock, makes
mere Mantles on hand Man we couldpossibty sell unless
pricerinducements are extraordinary. We bought
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them kV enough to put this kind otprice on them, and
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commencing
Saturday, November 3rd
We put them on sale:marked at figures that should
saw,-
bring everAmantle buyer within reach of this store to
theisale.1 For: easy buying welarill di'bide the bulk of
themlinto two lots, and sive you your choice of any of
these nett' coats for $4,90 or $7.50,
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Ladies' Mantles at $4.
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Ladies.' New Cloth Jackets, mostly tweeds and 'plain cloths, g
and full length, in shades of grey and fawn, with or without •
velvetcollar. the popular loose back style, garments that if
bought in the regular way would sell from $7.50 to $9. , Choice ,
of this lot, commencing Saterday morningfor. $4.50
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Sample Mantles at $7.50
Some very handsome gartnents in this lot, fancy check tweeds,
nicely trimmed, also a few plain cloths, nearly all the popular
loose back styles. just a .few serni-fitting among them. Coats
that were made to sell at $9 t�$13 and would have to sell at this
price if bought in the regular way. Choice of thelet commenc-
ing Saturday for 57.50
We neverisolcl Mantles as good for so. little money,
and couldn't do it now if we. hadn't bought theta
away below the regular price... • .
Every Coat a Sample
Every Coatla Bargain
A SKIKT
Two months agowe planned a,Skirt Sale •
for the:beginning 'of November. or last of Onto:-
ber. Last week the Skirts came in so we put
them on sale with the Coats. There is a clear
saving of $1 to $1.50 on every garment All are
tailor made by one of the best Makers in the
country. Most of them made from good quality
fancy tweeds. The hamg`and the fit are faultless?
and you will have no fault to find with work–
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manship or material. If you want a Coat or
Skirt for winter wear, ycu are not likely to get
another chance as good . •
Skirts at 275
Skirts made from gool quality .fa,ney tweeds, nine shades
of grey, also plain navy blue all wool homesputie betli of •
them splendid styles, and garments that will stand any
Annan t of rough wear. Worth at lest 03.75, for • this
special Skirt Sale our price 52-75
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Skirts at 3.45
Half a dozen differeut designs in this lot, all feney tweeds. ..
in greys, blues, etc, Styles that are perfectly good for fall
and whiter wear. • The Skirts are nicely trimmed with
strappings, buttons and pleating. We could t3ot'Pefl them
for a cent less than $4.60 at the least if we had bought them"'
in the regular way. For this sale there are 80 err 40 be sell
at your choice ....... - ...... ,....... 53.45
Skirts at 3.90
Them- Skirts are made from good quality all woo/ black
cheviot, tut in a good style, trimmed with buttons and
pleating. They are worth every cent of $5.00. For the
Sale you take your choice of this lot $3..90
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Stack Say 'Skirts 100
The hestleleck Sateen Skirt we have been able to find to
sell for a Dnlhu 11111 is here to -day. It is made fromgood
'quality heavy sateen with rich lustrous finish. It is em
very full, nicely trimmed with flounoes, extra
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lioNton Nows-Record
Nove*uber ist, 1904
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Often the Cheapest, Always the Best
Agents Parker's Dye Works,
—We Issue Express Orders. -e
eissuiressailniere
Near ls
Miss, Nettie Beacom was the guest of
Wingham friends frOin Saturday un-
til Monday.
Mr.. Lang, 'ledger keeper in. the Soy,
ereign Bank, was takee ill this
Week and lett yesterday for his
home in Newtonville.
Miss Ida Cornish bas been re-engaged
to teach' in. S. S. Ni. 1, Hullett
for ,1907 at a Salary Of 5500, an
inecease of pearly $200 ever Iter
•'present year's :Wavy, •
Rev, W. D. Magee :will fill the pul-
• pit of the .Wingh.am baptist dearth.
Jiet Sunday. The people'o Wing
ham will find Mr. Magee to be a
. good preacher an a courteoue gen-
.. tlernarne • • -
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Bengali ()beaver :-Roy Bell, the
• standby of the Clinton News -Record;
• paid the, Observer a flying 'visit on
Thursday. Roy is a printer of gre-
at promise. He spent Thanksgiving.
' with hie uncle, Albeit
:, Dr, McRae; assistant to Dr. " Gunn;
is inChicago taking special work
at the hospitals and :will be away
kW weeks, He is accompeniecity
Dr.• Wilson...of...Atwood who on his
retarti Will take the preetic‘ of Dr.
1301terian . of Znrioli.
Mrs e John Conlees,•fortnerly of • East
WawanoSh, who spent the past ewe
year* with .her . 'son and daughter
in. Vancouver B. C., is visiting, fri-
• ..ende in town and district. She
purposes spending the winter with
her sister in Guelph: • •
Rev. Father Hanlon returned on Sat-
urday evening from .London where
.he had been alteerAngethe : funeral
of his: brother,. the late Thomas
Hanlon. . T,he. 13mo:ow friends • are
• extended- sympathy to 'gis eeverefiie.
because al his bereavement. .
Mr.: and Mrs. Heavy Joyner end their
' little daughter af Southern Texas
came home to DA -terve" golifigi
wedding 01 his (Parents. etre Joy-
ner is, a • railroader ,and las....Ally
teri days lease of absence eo his
visit must perforce be brief.
Mr. W. J. Blackstone, Airincipal of
the Hamlet Public school, Stratford,
Occupiedthe pulpit of Wesley eletecli
oa Sunday a. m. and evening
i an easy :talker, and his : subject
well in- hand and gave a practical
discourse at each of tete eervices.:,
Misses Mini and Claxa,• unier. have.
• goneto Clinton where they nave
takee positions in the Jackson
Clothing .Manufacturing factory. We
wish them a pleasant eta,. The
former was a teacher in the Metlia-
dist Sabbath school and a, member
of the church ehoir.--Biussale Post.
Rev. W. J. Jolliffe filled ••the pulpit
of Waterlob, street Methietist church
Stratford, On. Senday last. . the
tevereect g 611 irqn e n is a etrartger
the London Confeeence, htit his Ire-
• ne:tett:on •from, his rfievious, field eit
Teterboro, having preceded: hire, th-
ere iseirequ,ently a request for his
services Irani the churches, ea other
• towns."
Mr. Clearlie I'f:toyer, • who fee • several
• months has' been rePeeseeting Hod-
• gene 'Bees. tailoring department in
the Weet; hiU return,ed. Ile has 107
' eigned the position to go into- re-
• tail hUSiheS1A at Wetaski win, Al-
berta.. With his' knowledge of the
tree° and his genial namtner, Char-
lie ought Ito, as no dr:iubt will,•eue-
°ee•
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T, Cluff of Tor-
• onto, whose Wedeing took place in
that city on Wednesday of last
week, have returned home after en -
ending the honeymoon es the guest
of their cousin, ;Wee Nettie Beacotn
of tovve, and friends in Wingha,m
and Gocterich. The groom 15 a eun
of Mr, Thompson nen, a foriner,
regoot or Clinton,
Me. William Draper of Goderiehr was
in town, TuesilitY aral, asecenpatied
by Mr. Thos. Jackson r., eves*
• Ioohing • ,about the district fot
farm to buy. Mr. Draper was ' for
tnatty years a resident of
but he retiree' from the farm and
• his son went to Toronto, 'Cho lat-
ter has now got all he wants of
city life and will return to fartri-
leg as goon as hia lather can -pre -
eerie a suitable place.
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This store is ready for Old weather requirements for men, women and child-
ren and our prices are right too, We buy our -Underwear, Hosiery, Mitts, Gloves
and Furs direct from the Manufacturers for cash, and pass them over, our .counters
to you at a fair profit. No marking some lines op to what they are worth; every
article is marked with a liveable profit on what it cost.
The proof of the pudding is in - the eating; come and, see our tigoods and prices.
Puritan, Penman's Turnbull's Stanfield's
Underweor for Women
and Children
• Our stock of fhe above celebrated ma,k4s of Underwear is now complete
in every detail. Puritan underwear .troM 25e up to $1,00, Penman's,
:Women's sizes $1.25, Children's 65c up. Turnbull's, Women's 50c up, Child–
drea's 20c up. Stanfield's unshrinkable, Women'ssizes 75c up to $1.25,
Hosiery Values
• Never Better.
Our stock of plain a id ribb-
• ed Hose was never more com-
plete than now, and our value
cant be beat at 25c, 35c, 40c, •
50c and 60c.
Woollen Mitts and Cloves.
This season we placed an order for .50
dozen Woollen Ghves and Mitts from- the
largest manufacturer in Canada, in order to
have the best value at 25c on the maiket.
They are here now in black, white, grey,
brow,, red, sizes 6, 6i, 7, 7i, 8,.at 25c pair.
Saturday •
Special •
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Ten. . dozen- Boys'' Heavy ..
Worsted Black Hose, all sizes,
regular 252 and 35c values,
Saturday 18c. ••• . .
•Fur Jackets, •
Ruffs and Stoles
Never before have we shown a
more complete range of Fur 'Jack-
ets, Fur huffs and Stoles, in Mink,
Sable, Isabella Fox, Stone Martin,
• etc ,-than this year.: If you are.
contemplating a fur purchase this
. season it will pay you well to see
our range •-•
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Conunander Spain's investigation of
the loss of the steamer. Princese In
Lake Winnipeg impels 'him to caned
thio nuance:to •of Moe Josepn A.
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COATS at Newcombe's
The WoMen'S Coats yon
find at this store are the new-.
est.in style and the best fin-
ished coats to be found. -We
ate not boasting when we say
• no Ready,to Wear Department
• in Huron County can show a
• larger range of .,..zife44
Idadies' FAH and
• Winter[Coats, ••firAzg
Dress Skirts,
•'and Silk Waist's
than is shown by this store.
As for values, all we ask you
to do is to compare prices with
., any other store. For this week we have opened sev-
eral styles in Winter Coats of which. we only have
one or two of a kind.
•
Ladies' New Winter Coats made from medium
and light grey tweeds, a number of pretty stylds, 40
to 48 inches long, venetian yoke, lined„ perfect fitting
garments at $8.75, $10 and $12 •
Ladies' New Winter Coats made from fine qual-
ity wool tweeth.4, plain and plaid effects, beautifully
tailored, stylish loose fitting garments, the very new-
est American styles at $13.50, $15, $16.50 to $25
The newest Black Coats in English beaver and
Xersey cloth will be found here in several pretty
styles, and no better values, to be had at PO, $i3.50
$16,50'and $18
RaIncOatS Agaht--Again we say 'Bain-
coats--tnore styles to".•,clionse from than most stores
the size of ours. We have, dozens of different styles
in full length, three quarter and seven eights, at
prices ten per nentcheaper than any other store in
these parts, prices $5,. $6.30, $750 and $10 each.
•
is is a God
DRESS GOODS Store
• Besides being a good store for, Women's Tt,
to -wear GarmeUts, this. is also a we
store -for .Dress '
Goods. Our stock being 0i1 new•wg-are.in a position
to show you the very latest'weay.6.8 in Diessoods of
all kinds. • • .
Broadcloths are selling -Well and we can giye you
every wanted color in navy, brown, black, green,
eardinal, etc., at 85c, $1.25 and.$1.50
Grey Tweeds are selling well, more new patterns
opened to -day at 50c. 60c, 83c and $1 yard
Tartan Dress Goods and Silks. • Plaid • Dress
, Goods are having quite a run both in Canada and
the United States We have Dress Goods aad Plaid •
Taffeta Silk to match in several of the prettiest colors.
Special price 75c
Newcombe's
IS EQUAL IN STYLE T
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Anything to tie found in the
Cities at double the price we
• Atilt. We hale been told this
• Many times hy people who
Know so there is no need to go
• To the cities when you wait
A Stylish Hat. More new
Shapes in again this week—
In fact all through the season
• We are opening new styles at
Popular prices. •
Underwear.--Turnbuirs Unshrinkable Un-
derwear will be found in this store in great variety.
All kinds in rine Alt Wool, and Union, in women's
and children's stzes, prices 20e to $1,50 garment!'
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