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Clinton News -Record
December 27th, 106
SienTUN tbe doors close Monday
li4/ night they elm Qn the big.
gest year's business in the history of
thi$ store. For this WO OW6 our
thanks to the many customers. who
helped us attain this and extend to
one and all.our heartiest wishes for
a Prosperous and Happy New Year.
• Two Bargain
Days in
Millinery
We take the last two business days of
1906 and make them bargain days in the
Millinery Department. These will be
bargain days in the best and truest sense
of those much abused words Miss Rey-
nolds leaves for her holidays' soon after
the New Year, and we want, must have
every dollar's worth of winter millinery
sold before she leaves. These prices
should do it.
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Any Trimmed Hat
$1.00
Every trimmed hat on our tab -
12s, no matter what its former
price, goes on sale Saturday
morning at your choice. 1 00
Shapes ,25c
About three dozen felt shapes
• left in stock, blacks and colors,
all are good styles and they are
the last few of this season's
stock. Original prices were $125
to 82.00. Saturday morning
you can take your choice for... .25
Birds and Wings
There are about, -two dozen. birds
and wings left, all are good and
this season's styles. Original
prices were 50c to $2 00. No
matter what they sold for you
take your choice for . .. .25
Ostrich Feathers
.$1.25
6 only extra fine black ostrich
feathers. • Feathers thick and
close, 16 inches long, rich deep
black, regular $2.50, your choice
Saturday. •. • •.. .. . . .1.25
•Girls Fancy, Cloth
School Caps
Assorted sizes and • shapes, last
few we have left, regular 50c,
choice Saturday .15
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1 Cyjay that which was
? 4191 unprofitable and
Iunpleasant during , 1906
disappear with the old
year, and may good for-
tune, good health, and
substantial profit attend.
you during 1907.
W. D. FAIR CO,
Often Cheapest —Always Best
Mr. E. J. Howard was in London: on
Tuesday,
Mr. John Moore of Stratford was in
• town this week.
Mr, Joe Blaney of Detroit came to
Clinton for Christmas.
Mr. E. Jenkins is home from Toronto
University for the holidays.
Mr. Gledhill went to his home in Kin-
cardine for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taylor of London
are in town this week.
Cadet Tyndall, Chatham, is the guest
of relatives in town and vicinity.
Mr. Constantine of the Molson's Bank
went to his home in Toronto for the
25th.
Will Rattenbury of the Molson's Bank
staff, London, was home for Christ -
Mr. and Mrs. Doupe are spending the
week with the former's parents at
Woodharn.
The Misses Cluff were, • the guests of
Mrs.Robert Morrison of below Bruce -
field, yesterday. '
Mr. and Mrs.Wilbur Dilanning,London,
were Christmas guests of the latter's
mother, Mre. Taylor.
Clifford Gledhill came down from Kin-,
darcline on Monday and is now visit-
ing friends at Benniiller.
Mr. W. McTaggart, Toronto, was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. • McTag-
gart, Sr., over Christmas.
• Mr. Robt. Thompson. London, VMS the
• guest on Tuesday and•WednesdaY o
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Murphy.
Will Carnochan, Jr., and Mr. William
Carnochan of "Sunrise Farm,"Tuck-
ersmith, were guests of Miss Amelia
Johns, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dowding were the
• Christmas guests of Mrs. Dowdirig's
parents,'• Mr. and Mrs, Parker of
Owen Sound.
James McRae and child are with
her parents in Petrolia. • Mr. Mc.
•Rae joined them Saturday and re-
turned to town on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Jos. Acheson, manager of the Sov-
ereign Bank, Baden, was the guest
• of his cousin. Mr, S. S. Cooper, on
• Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Fisher, of Winni-
• peg, Man,,arrived yesterday and are
• visiting Clinton •friends for a• few
days. On leaving for the West Mr.
Fisher will be accompanied by his
parents, wlio will spend the winter
with him.
Mr, A. E. Bradwin, formerly editor of
the Blyth Standard, but now of the
• circulation department of Saturday
Night, Toronto, was in town yester-
• day on his way back to the'city from
Blyth, where he spent Christmas.
His wife and family remain there for
the week; Mr. Brildwin's new duties
• apparently •agree with him for he
looks younger than ever.
• Gun Club Shoot
• The members of the Gun Club took
advantage of the perfect weather of
Christmas Day to indulge in a shoot,
at which good scores were made. J. E.
Cantelon scored a possible thirty. The
scores were Os follows:
10
10 Live Birds.
•J. E. Cantelon 10
J. Ireland , 9
• C. Overbury ....... 7
R. Graham 6
G. East • 6
• Team Shoot --10 Targets,
A. J. Moorish, captain. • 4
J, E. Cantelon • 10
C. Overbury . . .. 7
W. Foster, 7
E. Foster
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J. Ireland, captain 7
11. G ahain . „ ... .
G. East,... '7
0. Roberton 4
• H. McKay 1
Captains Moorish andIreland shot
off for who would pay tbe expenses
and each scored 7 ; in the second trial
Moorish lead by ohe point.
11114.1 LOCAL MAREET.
Wheat 08c to 70c
Oats, 34c to 36c
Peas, 78c to 80e
Barley, 47c to 48c
Butter. 20e to 2Ic
Eggs 20c to 23c
We wish to thank our many friends and patrons
for their generous support in the past
year and to wish you one and all
• Yiappq and grodperoud
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Saturdag, December 29th
See bills. for the list Of the best bargains
ever offered by this store. It will
pay you to attend.
Opposite
The Town Hall.
CLINTON;
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