The Clinton New Era, 1900-07-20, Page 8•
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Jul y 20, 1900
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Annual Midsummer Bargain Days G'iltiL77-ye204:,(0*4
Thursday, Friday JULY 26
pacSaturday,
Mc held by Clinton people ; three of 41WWWW
these were by Sunday *schools of toren.
The organ factory employees intens
to have an excursion on civic holiday,
some favoring Port Stanley. and others
Kincardine ;. they Port,
now making
7 rpWtt 01/01/10. arrangements regarding railway rates
We tell you to -day- our annual Midsummer Bargain Days. There is no need to waste
your Lime with a long introduction, but we ask you to read carefully tiie following listof
specials. We claim they are mousy savers, Test the rightness of ,our .,claim by coining.
here: one of our Bargain days. You'll pot be disappointed.
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3 bigspecia s in Mill
Trimmed. Hats $1. ; Untrimmed Hats lOc
We hake about 20 ready trimmed
hate left.and want them all sold.
That we may run no danger of
carrying one over we will give you
your oho:oe of the lot. regular
$2:50, $8 and $4 bats,ail oneprice
on bargain days, any hat or boa.
feet for F •
Not a single untrimmed hat to he
carried. over. Untrimmed straw
hate in rice and rustic braids,btaok
and colors, were 75o $1 to $1.50.
By buying a little trimming you
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oan get a stylish hat for little
I,P0 I money, ojioioe of lot bargain days
Specials from the
The men who take advantage
$1.25c Shirts 69c
Met:'s Jolored (Umbria Shirts, herd
and soft hosomd, etripea.oheok.and
.email patterns, -all sits, the bal.-
anoe of $l and $i.25. tines, special GC
.fpr bargain day*
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child's Sailors 15c •
Children's mottled straw sailor hats ,.
good straw, just a few to olear on
bargain days r .; - 15c
Ladies' White . Sailors 25e
White Sailor • Hata with blank or
10c i 000loredoioebargai. bandns,days this aeaeons shape 25c
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Furnishing. Depar't for Bargain: Day. s
of these extra iipecial values are going to be money in pocket,
Every one is' a money saver. -
6'Shirts'at 213c 118c Collars 1pc
6 Only' meas shirts, white leo•,•-y,,4,..
striped boson', size 14 only, sold
for $1.25, We have only this one
size left, so out they go bargain 43
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Shirts 7
$1.15 9c
Neg g li a Shirts, free from starch,
light colors, collars attached, reg- 79c
bier $1.15, for bargain days
White Shirts Slightly Soiled
Men's White Sbirts,open front, linen,
bosom, good quality of ootton, a .
few that have been slightly soiled
through being in the windows, reg..
nlar was $1,15, for bargain days,. '75C
Les
Men'e white .R 8, 4
TI L_� iii"hap� `tits:; - wrH
wash we, medium cord, heavy
weight,1JAnlar -12to, for bargain
days 7o or 4 for %,i/t'
5 Dozgli meds 4 ply linen collars, ;µ„'
sizes 14. to 14, good quality; turn
over corners, regular - 18o, for barlac
gain days
3 UNDERWEAR la.gains sex. 24 Pairs Mene
Merino
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and will eve cod wen e a
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.Men'a Cotton Mesh Undershirts,i
very cool will give good wear, epee -
tai for bargain days -
Men'a Random Cotton Drawers,very
fine goods, will give. excellent wear
regular 75o,we bave'only the draw -
era .left, so .out they go • bargain
days at
Men's very tine quality .anion under-
shirts, short sleeves, will •not -
shrink, regular $1..25 for bargain
days _..._
4 Only boys woven . cotton shirts,
small sizes, will wear well,regolar
40o for bargain days
sox, will not, get hard
f g u days, 2 pa o C
19c ...r0 - . -
Bicyele Hose
1.0PaireTwool bieyale ']rose, the beet 0 . .
goodsyeti'/leudlc,plain colors and
49c, fancy patterns, regfllar $1.25, bar- 65 -
gain days
Sweaters.7$ac.,,.,_. ,.:.._
50a
A (Manor. to save money on sweaters,-
men's wool s.veatere.in garnet and
white, good quality, regular $1.00;-
250 for bargain days 78e
110 6000002410 20.00040.411400
emnaint•r .a � o Bargain Days,
Every Remnant in the store, large or small, will be'picked out and marked
. . �+ ,na ked at •
nearly halt price for BargainDays. :There will be. Remnants of Priatits •Ging.
halos, Muslin:,' Sateens, Curtain Mnslins, Silks,Dress Gooch, C, Tllcywill all
be together and placed on a large >'
• gathered� 1table at the rear of the store.. If
there's a length .on the table youcan use, you'll save moue3 buying it
�3 AT 8
at buyers will savebaying
� ay en
Bargain Days
Boy's Straw. Mats 10c
'The balance of our Boy's Straw Sats
all to go at one price for Bargain •
Days. Choice of lot . ' 10t
Mef'9s .Mats, 99c
We continue for Bargain :Days our
sale of Men's. $2 and $2,50 Hate for
99o. - Thiia.isthe biggest hat bar -
grin that has been given in this
section for many a day. Men's ,
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all colors, regular 62 to $2 60, spe
hard and soft felt Hate,good shapes 99C
oiai for sales, choice, • ,
Large Straw Hats, 5c r .
Men's large Straw Hats, band .made, . •
• i !Ordains sewn special for. Bargain
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Linen .H ts 25c
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Choice of.our entire stook of Linen
Hats, dark and light colors, . regn
lar 85. 50o and'60o, all axone prine 25C
SETAIPLIES
for : a Days.
Staple buyers • will find some 'big bargains waiting for them on Bargain Days
Fine Ceylon Flannel, suitable for ?Inch: Crash c • 60 HUDkabaoktow.ele
au3orwea>a; cream ground, colored ' TOWELS odd and ends of reg ,r„.,••,.
stripes, regular 20o, bargain days • 9C .Pure Linen Crash, two short ends of alar •14 and 1.5o'lines, 'plain or red
lines we sold for skirts, regular 20o border, to clear out bargain days 7e
Fanny Cotton Duck, ill make oapi would make splendid towels,. slice. zr 0C
tal underskirts, regular 14e, .to eat for bargain days....... -
olear bargain days 1Uc Odd Damask Towels
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attern, goods that will give
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ins and white check apron ging-
ham, dark blue, fairly large check,
�apeoial for heroin days....,.....
cavy English Apron Gingham,
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excellent wear, suitable for a tone
dresses or men's shirts, yard wide,
special for bargain day;
Pink and white striped deck, heavy
weight, suitable for skirts, regular
10o, special for bargain days...,..
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White Cotton 3ic
•_. 500 yards White Cotton' Remnants, ..
't• ends jest as they come from the 1•_
.ty mill, lengths of 2 to 6 yards
*.for Bargain Days, per'yarc�,;
2C.!(
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Dress Muslins
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5• Some special bargains in dress mug. '
C - ling, fancy white areas minting, -
epots and stripes,regalar 15o goods ,l.0
to olear btNrgain days .. , .. , .•.•. , . .
Fancy blue\unalin, - plain blue in
Grenadine nd fancy reaves, reg• 10C
10c flier 15 and 20o bargain days ....
Extra good colored rnuslins, :some
of our best lines, only one or two -
drama of a pattern, regular
5C sse
200,
for bargain days. ' Ix•+c
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25 Short ends, plain and well bleach-
ed sheeting, short ends left over • ,
from our sale of Mill ends last - -
spring. Lengths are a to 1.& yards •
and widths 2 to 2,} yer e, the
goods sell regularly for 25 and 80o
per yard, choice of ends bargain I
days -... 10e
Ends o1 Sheeting* at I0c
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About 20 odd Damask toWele, heavy
weight, all pure linen, colored
borders, at just abort half price
for bargain days
White P K IOC,
Your chance to get.agood whiteskirt
for very little money, all our. PK's
for one.price bargain days. ti
100 Yards of white P.B., firm weave
medium and heavy cords, regular-
15,
egular15, 20 and'25o, all at one pried for;
bargain days ............ .. .•'>111C
A Big Bargain in Cotton 't441.
145 Yards oply,•plain and twill white resit-
cotton, heavy weight, good quality,
12 yards wide, regular Mend 25o
qualities, lengths of 8 to 6 yards
bargain days • - - Ire;
Dress Good'iANTL'ES for Bargain days
Bargains ,,There are less thari a dozen of 61311;7*
•- •.: .sons mantles left; Some .are blaok, some
We've not room to tell of all we will have, but you can judge fawn. 'all are good and .up tb date, this gen.
. sons styles. We are going to give you a
chance to get a coat. for cool evenings or
Colored Dress Goods early fall wear at a big saving for on bar-
gain days you take your ohoioe at exactly
4 Skirt lengths, black orepon, hand- half price;; on bargain days you•oan buy
200 Yards Colored Drees Goode, in some pattern, one of our beat lines 14.1 1V[itit flesh for $'l•3$
plain colors and fancy weaves, worth, $4,25 for the skirt, bargain 5.75 stsitle S f o 2.
goods that sold at 85, 40' and 50o, days per yard 1.05 $ 8>g
to clear on bargain days...-. .. 25C Black figured lustre, neat email pat: - `f'Oa Mantles for $13.50
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tern lots flni;h will not hold
Colored Dress Goods 35c • • wires, 750 goose, bargain days 50C' '
Neat smell in Priestly blank White Wear
goede, all pure wool, regular 75o,
150 Yards of Colored Dress- Goode, for bargain days 47e • There is no room to give a list of
in sergee,tweed and fancy •weaves 2 Only blank Creppoon dress ends, very our WhiteWear Bargains, but we have
suitable or fanoydre;ses, ekirtsor handsome goods, will wear and about 30 odd pieces, Drawers, Gowns
ohildrene wear, regular 500,.50, 75o keep their color', regular 810 each and Skirts, that we are going to'make
choice bargain days 35C ', for bargain days jaet half price .. S,OO it pay you to buy on Bargain Bala
19 Colored Leather 300 'yards ' cream " Handkerchiefs 3 for 20c
�B�iItTS.5.0 Beltet, A41ti:tilt• �.::;. Lf�CES�J��,at,d wilier: laces,
and 150, bargaindayt.... u • Torohon, Va{enoiennee and fa;noy Linen finished Cambric Hematitoh-
Liar'
and cotton lacers, regular 10,15 end 20o ed iiankerohiefs, regular 10, bars
REG I'S IOC Loather . Melte, ohoioe bargain days • . 5C gain days♦ 8 for 20e
regular 260, to clear bargain days 1OL' Curtail Muslins Wash. Silk
Curtain Nei, 48 hushes wide, strong Beldinge Waeh Bilk," art shades, 200
net, taped edge, good pattern, reg. ekelet to ill bargain dt
iye et 2 for 5C
'alar 20o, Wpm days .... • lOcA MdSE SrCIAL • _
1 Ens only, white • curtain Muslin,
fine quality, neat pattern, regular120 Pairs eeaalfe'e black option how,
25o, bargain dept..... .. , ., • .. IdC regular 14palr,bargaln day* 6 for 2iC
them all by these fei►.
' Jetted,irelvet and
BELTS •25e -Leather - Beltir,
regdlar, 40e, 500 and Goa goods, au
one price bargain days ..,
geir1, Silva'
alst Studs ttnd ails waist
elude, bargain days 8 for • . •
SKIRT' WAISTS
All our shlri'vtaieia in Alloy etripee,
asieried light and dark patterns,
linett that were 7Oc.760.90c and *l
Asko Caneyay t Isla .tlisk watt
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SUU'MENxs,-Last week S. Smith
made ,t shipment of two carloade of
, etoek for the Don • on Mondav t E. .
•'Watson; 5' carload ;Chas.. Reid, 1 car- I
load ; on Thursday, Obarlea Wallace 1
or $resp.
Tnn ANNUAL EvnN'r,-•The annual
cnic on Friday lair by' the ,T aft
Bros. firth was enjoyed by all as the
weather was tine. Boating and games
were indui ed in by the merry crowd
but the drive home aq .delightful.
This yelihtr swept tea �d�pttiitil ops a,ttd
ivllhbe lod`ksd forward'ta'each :year.
MIDSUMMER SALE. -Tire arm of3
Uodgens•.Bros„ of Clinton hold annual
midbumtiier bargain days. This year
is wI1 be on Thursday,1l'riday•and Sat-
urday, July 267.8,,when they will place
on the counters specials in :all depart-
ments ; attention le directed to the
advertisement on this page.
BUSINESS BouctuT•-Albert Seeley
has purchased the bicycle repair works
from W, Downs and will run it in the
present ;sleets tor the meanwhile. . Mr
Seeley, however, intends- as soon as
an opening presents itself to combine
his blacksmith shop withthe repair
works. Mr Downs experts to return
to Toronto. •
ACCIDENTS. -W. • T. Paisley, who
bas been helping Thomas McKenzie
for a few days, lost the end of his fin-
ger in the shaper, on Friday. ; it was
only a eli ht accident but an old work -
In inlike Billshould know n ,machine
tike, a book. The other day while
Fred Chant was working around one
of the saws in the Organ Factory, he
got his fingers slightly cit,.
SPYING} OUT TOE LAND. --The Globe
of yesterday says: -•'A patty of dele-
gates; gate s', pre using farmers of Indiana .
and Kentucky, passed through Toron-
to ye-teiday under the escort of Ed..T. r
.
Flolnse.S, the Canadian Government
regent . at Indianapolis,- (formerly of
Clinton.) They will go to O',tawa first,
Where they will interview the minister s
o: the Interior, •and then proceed to
the Northwest in search of asuitable
location for settlers froth the States o
they rept esent,
before deciding, The vital statistics
for W indeor for the past, six months
shows that there were 871 marriages
performed and Rey Jas. Livingston,
pastor of Windsor Avenue Methodist
church, formerly of Clinton, leads
with 137 weddings to his credit; dur-
ing the same six months there were
187 births arid 67 deaths. The stat'! of
Holloway's tailoring • establishment
picnicked at Bayfield on Tuesday, they
sent a, big time in the 'rain. Jos,
Abell,
of ofnight- Seafwortb,atchmanas ptakenatthe heOrgaposin-
Fac tory. WinRilam •will holdTuescay,
Aug 7th, as its civics holiday when a
large Sunday school.ercureion will be
run to oderide , similar excursions
have proved succcessful. The heavy
downpour of rain this week has done
a world of good to the root crops ;
late potatoes will be greatly benefited,
The Grand Lodgeof the A. F. and . A.
M. convened in London on Tuesday ;
E, M. McLean ie the representative of
of Clinton lodge, A. Fiord, of Wood-
ham is assisting W. H, Newcombe
while hie big 15,days' sale lasts. Jas.
Danford, while hauling a tank of
water, had the misfor tune to break the
rear axle of his wagon in front of, the
Rattenbury house. Sunday was the,
hottest day in the season ; the ther-
memeter went ninety it, the shade,
so we are told. The poet office build-
ing has received a coat of paint by
artists of town ; it its great ly improv-
ed in appearance. Harvest• is on and
reports say that labor i•+ scarce ; wages
are higher than formerly at this time
of the year, During the last six
months the Oddfellows of town have
paid out nearly '6150 for sick benefits
alosze. About twenty of Clinton's
young people drove over to 'Bayfield
on Friday evening last; they spent a
few hours in the merry dance. The
ain on Monday was a welcome visitor.
not only was it a
but it ooled the sultry benefit
es herr Mise
Rutherford, one of the missionaries
apposed to have been the victim of
Chinese barbarity at Pekin, was born
n the county of Perth, and was a
choolmate with Mr Brydone. Mail
!erica G. M. Har ris, and l$. Denning,
of the Kincardine -Palmerston 'run
have been supplying for. clerk' 1'ailis•
er who was , away hoidaying. . A.
Graham, the : contractor, 'is bust-
ing roasters in the laying of the.gran-
ithic walks , by this. week High
treet will be nearing comppletion.=-
n the cables received from South .At-.
Ica of the wounded at 73eltfontein,
No. 143 is given in the, non3inal, roll. as
`Private 11. Gilroy, . whose next ofkin
er C. Gilroy, of. Regina, . N. W. 1:; we
o not know,'butthe abovema,y be a
on of J. C. (xilroy, , . formerly of here,
nd some seem 'to think that he is.--
. Switzer, of Goderich.township, . has
moved' into town, having rented 'a
honse on Princess street.. G. A. Mc-
ee, who is spending bis venation 'at
is fatheran=law's, • W. '.Doherty, is
onfined to the house. with illness.. D.
ickinson has built' a large. wooden'
istern for J. Bell. Geo. Pickett, while
teaming coal for Fair Bros, happened
ith a break down at the market
quare necessitating a change of wag
ns ; he is gettin.r a new one ftom Gee.
avis: Two dramas. will be presented
n Clinton; "Prisoner of Zenda" on Oct
th and "Cavaliers of France" on Nov.
6th. The public are notified not to
tep on the new granolitbic walks until.
bey are dry, otherwise t hey are.liable
a fine. .
DEATH OF MRs. 'WALSH.=DO Sun-
day. nun ring Mr Stephen Walsh pass- t
•ed..away at,her. horrid on Huron street,
the cause being. ppeainonia. $he was.
a native .of Ireland as .was her husband. I
btu h came over to. Canada and settled s
i r. Lower Canada. -Rei late husband - I
died.ahc,ut,17 years ago And. now 'the. r
old and respected lady jobis hire at the
age of 80 years; She was a resident of ::•
-Clinton - :far .tweei y yeere.: 'being.
weil'kuown and highly respected, a d
benevolent
Christian woman, -a mem. s
Der and faithful adherent of the Meth' - a
°dist church.- The retrains were -s
conveyed by Tuesdaymorning's. train
to Kincardine forinterment. Her :.
only 7,sister, . Mr•s -agg, John Hew- a
itt, Gf Bervie, and Mr Gnrby, of Hen: h
salt,: were here to take charge end - ac- c
company the body to Rincerdin.e. D
Norss;-Last week the pound keeper - c
was'taking a horse to impound when
the owner came up ; the.•outcome was ' w
that the owner was told'to appear . be- e
fore the Mayor foe interference with 0
an oflicerin discharge..nf his duties L
but as the prosecution did nest, appear- I
the cage was dismissed.. A fine photo•, 29
cased Doherty church organ has been 1
ilac •d in. iInlwesviile Methodist s
church by 0, Hoare, -district agent..:
Every day this week therewas a..pic: 'to
Your Business
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Our • Business.
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KIIONN whether or iiot you want fauna.:
mock, or a Croquet Set, or a Fan for this hot weather
and we, trust hou know that. the most advantageous
place to leu y tem is
from. us.
We Rtotr we have a complete stock from
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which - to select, made with as good material ar.d
workmanship- as can be crowded into it for the priat
asked.
We invite, -your inspection, trusting it will result in .
MUTUAL BUSINESS.
The W. D. FAIR CO, Clinton,
"Often the Cheapest•-dlways the Best."
ItAAMMIMMNYWAMMAMOM MAMMA.
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VLidsummer 1earhig Sale a
Boats and Shoes
On and after Saturday next we will give 10 - per .
cent diseount on all suinmer goods.P
.: several lilies seasonableof�g. We • have , also
shoes which will be on
our bargain counters ' on Saturday, going. re ardl
g g' g ess'
of cost., It willa yon to see •them.
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See our Men's Laced Boots at .: , .,... 75c
See our Ladies' Hid' Strap Slippers at ...:: 75C
:See.ourMisses' Oxfords, wo t 1$1,.8Lg5;;75c
See our Ladies' .Bo
a Kid Button Boots at $I . , I 25•
See our Misses. Pebble Buttoned Boots. 79c
See our Men's Dongola Iiid Garters 1 50
These are Bargains that you cannot afford to
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miss.-Werare eaiti uarters for all. kinds . '
qof' foot- -
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wear and our prices are right at' the old reliable`
W.,, Ta or SoYl
• •' Cash- and One Pr lee • . • . • Eggs take rf is Cash
, Ineuranoe oboe at the store.
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A'Woman's Shoe
should - be like herself -
dainty .and , delicate
--yet strong to endure.
This ' is the ring
Quality all over. It's
as pretty as a shoe can be made and as strong also, and
yet ' t doesn't look' as though rit was made for' a pian.
epar Inien
People. who don't know it, guess ,\gist
the pi e±' somewhere around$$:, and, : • \
yet itis only $3. tttaoe,
Ask to see KingQ. uali ~ `
ILiic QuAUI
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MAR t
* hen a woman buys King
Quality Shoes she saves $a.
They cost $3 and have the
appearance of $5 ---that is
how she saves $2.
These shoes are irre-
proachable in material, style,.
fit and finish.
All hit -tunings are ot?'bilk, anti they
townie best shoes for the price on this
earth. AiithewotdsiotheEnglish last
gunge coutd ' trot tell the facts plainer
tha
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KING QUALITY
stands for all that is finest is
women's shoes. ' It means grace,
style, comfort and -economy, a1i
for $3, It might easily be$,s,.
These are the, sort - of - shoes that
please fastidious dressers: ' We are Sutte .they would please you
if you Will allow tui \x,1,11714!4/
tis introduce you. �`''
King. Quality's the - r•
oam,
naiue.,..$3,
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Ilio QVALIZJ
This is. Kind Quality
1t is • s, pretty Bice looking shoe,
but n110 as it looks, it feels a
great deal finer-, Xing Quality
should be worn by everyy-irdman
who de fres comfort, style, dur.
ability, and, wants it economically.
This describes the King Quality.
Shoe.
xt +Costs' $3,
rand, it
!d '''ort!!,
moxa
All repairs on Boots and Shoos promptly attended to
JACKSON BROS DEPARTMENTAL Clint011