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The Clinton News.Record
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A Millinery Speeial
for Saturday
• Me Millincrs will babe ready a big Hat special
for ,Saturday shoppers, 20or more new hats trimmed
as our milliners know hoV . to trim. Ew ery hat in the
season's, latest and most popular style. All priced at
a saving: from $1.00 to $2.00 for those 2vho buy them.
Not a shape in the lot but is new with stylish and cot
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red trimmings used on each, All will be ready for -
Saturday morning, but not before.
a
20 to 1215 new trimrned Hats. Felts in the new Bui
gandy shades --green, navy and black. Every shape new
and correct in style, Trimmed with velvets, birds and
buckles. Also handsome velvet and chenille Hats.
Worth in the regular way $4.00, to $5,00: A big $2.90
special for Saturday, your choice ..... , , .....
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The Mantle Sale.
The big sale of Sample Mantles will continue all
week. It has •been a decided success . sofar, could
hardly be anything else for the values are unques-
tionably the best that ever' went . out, of the store,
Every Coat a Sample. Every coat selling at $2,00 to
$4.00 less than it would have to if we had not cleared
this big lot Of 200 Samplegarments at a bargain.
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Sample Mantles at' $4.90.
Ladies' 'new cloth Jackets, mostly tweeds and plain ..
cloths; a and full length, in shades of gray and fawn,
with or without .velvet collar, the popular loose• hack
style; garments that if bought in the • regular' way $4 90
would.sell from $7.50 to $9.00. Choice of this lot for•
Sample. Mantles at: $7.50.:
Very handsome garments in thi. 1otl Fancy check; tweeds
nicely trimmed, with a few plain cloths, nearly all the
popular loose -back, just a few semi -fitting among
them. Coats that were made to sell at $9.00 to
$13.00, and would. have to sell at this price V bought �+
in the regular way. Choice of this lot for...........tF7.50.
• The. Right Gott
are here
• Right styles in Jackets on our racks. Gar-
ments that appeal to people that are particular
about their dress. 'Five or: the leading makers
havetheir best styles represented in our • stock.
Neverhave:we shown as good stock, never have
we had a Mantle business like this season. ° Of
-any of the best not more :than.. two garrnents
Fancy Tweed Coats $8:30, $12:50, $15.00,
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$18.0.0 and $20.00
Dressy:1314k Coats $8,75,: $12.50, $15:00
and $20.00.
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No need to bother making up skirt 'when you'
can buy one readyniade: for so little money at this •
skirt sale of ours. We are selling new skirts for less
than their value because -we' bought them that way.
.All are made from good tweeds, dressypatterns in
grays, blues, etc:, cut in new styles and all •well made.'..
Three prices ant'" at each a good assortment to dhoose
from,
Skirts at $2.75
Skirts made fromood quality fancy tweed, nice shade of:
gray, also plain blue all-wool`hamespun, both of thein
splendid styles, and garments that will stand any amount
of hard wear, worth at least ,$3,75. Forthis special $2 1
skirt sale, our price
Skirts at ``$3.45
'Ralf a, dozen different designs in this• lot, all fancy
tweeds, in grays,�hlues, etc. Styles that. are particularly
good fnrfall and winter wear. The skirts aro nicely
trirntned with strippings, buttons and pleating, We
could not sell them for a cent less than $4.,0 at the least
if we had Nought them in the regular way. For this $3 45
sale there are 30 or 40 to sell at, your choice,.., , . , ..
Skirts at $3.96
rl°lrt�i� skir't:s rite made nein good quality all -coot black
chev'int, cut in good style, trimmed with buttons and
pleating. They are worth every cent of OM. .For
the sale ynu take the choice of this lot—. ..... .
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you let ue have your order now to
commence at once and end January
let, 1008, AU for One Dollar.
It's 14 months subscription
It's a good weekly paper
It's a rine picture
It's a low rate -41,00
W, D, Fair Co,
Often the Cheapest, Always the Best
Agents Parker.'s Dye Works,
--We Issue Express Orders. -
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,Mr.. John Torrance was, in 'Brantford
on M.
Mrs. Clark,ondayHuron street, h:is moved
to Guelph, .
Mrs, Galbraith left yesterday to. join
her leas::band • in Toronto.
Miss Mct rackety of Brussels is the
guest of Mrs: C. H.-Bartliffe.
117r. and 1VIns. II. W. Erwin and Mrs.,
F. A. Edwards of Bayfield were in
town, on Tuesday.'
1VA:. and Mrs. H. Curwin of Gaderi^li
. were the guests. of •1VIr. and Mrs.
W. Jones on Tuesday.
Mrs. David Jacksons who. has j een
in poor health for months, is 'now
in a critical 'condition..
Mr. Alex. labinson was, confirned to.
his room °t1 wough' illness, fel: a -cou
pie of .days, this week.
Mrs. Reuben .Graliar continues. to
improve,. WIrild her son. ',ielvin, is
rapidly getting better.- •
Miss Mabel Bingham of Laird., Mon-.
terra, is visiting liner cousins, . the
'Wallace' family of Hullett: .
lhessrs W; . Jones' and C. Ilovey, vis
ited Getferie and at Mr. 1i. Our,.
'win's near that town the oth(.1r• .
:day. •
11 Ir. and ° 11Irs. 1=I: 0. Bell of Wingtia:n
were guests of Mr. acid Mrs. Jas.
Fair _ from . Saturday to • Monday
• forenoon..
Mrs, (Rev.) J G Yelland' of •." Ben-.
• Miller ' was the guest of :sirs, 4.
Hooper .;and other Clinton .friends
last .week. '
Eddy• Sheppard returned 'troth: the
West 'on Friday, last.':He liked' it
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out there all right 'for ai time, but
after .all there is no place; like Clin-
ton:. .Eddy 's chums are glad to have
• him back again.'•
Messrs: J. •(; tiIdilcr ' and • George
• lMi'llerof the S'no', and Mr. Vitliani
'Foster .of liolitreal : at ts.id`ed the.
funeral of the late •; b'lrs: J aures
ler of� Code i:ch;toWaslllp which took -
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plata' on Saturday last.
Mrs. Alex. Lewis anti her claugltter
Kathleert•,.',latcly. of Brussels, after
`.spending a cor.)I' 61 weeks with her.
parents, Mr, and Mrs,. A: 'rwiteavil,.•
.
have gone •to Si 'I h•oinas where
. they purpose making their 11 'a.
Mr. Pickles, vllio had charge of. .the
Anglican parish of .Ildlmesville,•�
Snnmierlaill and 'Middleton for scv-
eral• Weeks lash suriinter,' occt::Jicd.
'the pulpit of those churches last'
Sunday' IIe is now a s•tudeit. at,.
Iluron College, London
Mr.' Wan. Molson Macp'herson,. 'presi-
ct�at•, and Mr. Jas. Elliott;. general
• manager of Molsons Bank, Montrea:,
• wire have been on a tour of the
branches in 'Ontario, visited Eke ter,
• Ilensall,. Clinton and .L.ttcknow. last
week. They .tratvelled by automobile
and spent two nights iri Clinton.
•IYr: Sl;iaty and ,Messrs.F,. IL Ilfi•c gars
and W. Jackson left yesterday mot
ning to join the excursion of the
ticket sellers association to Mobile,
Alalrama.: