The Clinton News-Record, 1901-08-15, Page 9ortiaa
' $2425
d
$3
.PA -Parasols
Seiiingat $1.15
Brand new goods at that.
There is 110 exageration; in the . above
Statement, It is just the .plain facts of the
casebriefly told, Here is the reason we can
do it. The other day we got a chance to buy
some handsome fancy parasols for less than
half their, regular value, .&ll are this season's
goods. They *ere made by the leading
manufacturer of the Dominion and are the
last one's, two's and three's of the lines he
sold for $2.25, $2.60 and $s retailing.
g It was
the greatest parasol bargain, that ever care
our way, one' of the kind that comes but once
in a great while. We pass it on to you and
place the. entire lot on sale at the remarkably
• low price of each.,,,,,;.. , $1.15
Fancy silk parasols in shades of royal and navy. blue
heiliotrope, purple, cardinal and gray ronnds with
oriental .and scroll designs in white and back; plain or
wiof thighllyepolshedewoodtto match the topaand have •
handsome horn and. Dresden mountings, the frame is
verylight and strong , there is not a parasol in the lot
that would sell for less than $2:25 in the regular way
and many are $S lines, the whole lot goes on sale at
cyour choice for ..,' 'I U
The quantity is limited. Those• who coxn.e first' will find
plenty to select from but of course when the last one is sold
we have no more at any such price,
a
New Sailor
fiats
25c each.
Perhaps it is a little ale late in
hats: but it is a- `elate in the
about. These are new hats just in
considerably -under Value :
Ladie
L 6 sailor
hats,
rough strath
bands, new goods; natty shape,
the season, each.
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the season to advertise sailor
season" price we have to tell
this week and at. 25 cents are
with white orr black
special for the rest of
New French Flannel'
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French Flannels promise to be more popular thanever
this season. Our collection is by far the :handsomest we have
ever shown and there is greater, variety than ever before. • The
new fall patterns •axe here and the best things -will soon be.
picked up by early buyers. Come and see them while the
assortment is complete
Handsome designs in French Plannels,polka dots,Paisley
patterns and plain and fancy stripes on pale blue, navy.
blue, fawn, red,gray and black grounds, very fine .
quality;per yard 0
Dress Goods for ` Fall
`We•like advertising newoods particularly
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,13. arty so when we
have
such an attractive line as these handsome. fall suitings to
tell about. ' Theycome to us ire
y , direct ct from one,of the largest
makers .in Canada and are. a .little bit
' out' of the ordinary,
different from what
you will find in most stores.: ' .If you
,would care to select your fall costume now we willZ ladl y la .
it aside until you are ready to call'for it. We 'can o only g hoe
you a hint here' of their richness and goodness. • . To appreci-
ate them .fully you'll have to see them in the store. _ You are
welcome to come and look at any time.: .
New fall suiting�s in Cheviots,rough twills, canvas effects
. and good: quality h0naespuns, will make stylish fall and
winter costumes, ail the: fesbionahle fall shadings re.
ppresented, grays; browns, blues and t
black, full i yards wide, per yard:. , 1. ala l .1 5 . '1.25'
t ,
Ctly . • •
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Summer Stocks +
are fully assorted. here and will be right up to the
Strk
end of the season. There are a dozen and one little things
that are wanted nearly every day and you can come here
and bewsure of getting them.
The Alterations
We commence snaking the alterations this week and
are going tohave a.great deal better store when they are
completed. Come in any day and see what we are doing.
A New Corset
at Half a Dollar
We have a new corset at this popular price. It is the
best half dollar corset we have ever sold; In fact we have n t
y
been able to find a corset factor in the co 0
as good for this price. Ask tounary mal�in�; one
a pair of corsets see it the next time you want
Corsets made of strong jean :filled with highly to
Watch spring steel, steels covered with sateen, the
popular short shape; nicely trimmed with lakand
baby ribbon, perfect fitting and ruk
comfortable, per pttir.. WV
Jiodgens gyros,
-.C;t4NTON•
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talksto you ,..
mini accordingly, vY..
want our adds to sound
honest, to keep :honest
goods, sell at limiest
prices and push honestly
for trade,
French Organdie
is the proper thing in Note
Paper for those who want
the latest for serial writ-
ing,envelo es of course to
match, It is in Empress
shape, that is a little
wider than
o ,isesvote
in color it is a dainty
blue, is agreeable to write
on and gives a tone to
your correspcndeneethat
snakes the receiver know
your taste is in keeping
with etiquete. You like
to receive this sentiment
yourself, Did it• ever
occur to you how careless
yon unconsciously . are
sometimes in extending it
to your worthy friends,
The price of this " just .I
right" novelty is no more
than the respectable old
time style.
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Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The Tt D. Fair Co.
Often the Che.rpeet, Always the ''Best.
masa
About 0 0
People
INHERE THEY ARE
OR WHERE
THEY ARE WING
We Know
Sesaiazal
Mr. R: P. Reekie was in SC Thomas
yesterday.
Mr. E.McFaul of Seaforth was in town
onMonday. .
1!Jrs, Sam, Cole is visiting friends in
Jackson, Mich.
Mr.- Albert Seeleyvisited the Pan-
American this week.
Mr.Frank Yeo of Mt,Forest is a private
guest at the Clarendon.
Mrs. Ed. Cantelon was visiting friends
in Londesboro this week
Miss Annie Sterling of Detroit. is • the
guest of her father in town.
Mrs. Frank Baer is spending a couple of
weeks with Colborne friends.
Mrs. (Dr.) Campbell. of Detroitis the
guest of her mother, Mrs, Fair.
Mrs. 11, F. Rorke is spending a few
days with friends in Londesboro:
Mr. Jas. Rorke of Seaforth has taken a
situation with Mr, George Robs ten,
Misses Rum ball and Foster cif. ondon.
area
h
eof nes s.
t '
g friends s i
n
Clinton.
Miss Jean Darling hes been visiting at
Mrs.. Stewart's of Mensal! for some
Miss Ethel McEwen . of.: Ailsa Craiig is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs.: H. l:"'
Andrews.
Miss Gordon. -went : to. her home at
Sheppardton. on Monday for a.
week's rest.
Mrs. John Morrish has been the ghost
the past three 'days of Mrs. Joh
Halliday of`Goderich. '•
Mr. and Mrs.. John Nicholson': and
family of Auburn visited at •Mr. R,
Reynolds' on Tuesday;
Miss Lela Hoover returned home
Monday after having a pleasant visit
with friends in Lucan. • '
re: E. Spading left Wednesday for
Port Huron.where She will spend a
month among friends.
iss Nona•Miller returned from Toron-
to on' Friday, and will spend her
vacation at her home in town.
iss Oliye Bates of Goderich 'spent
Sunday in. town the guest of her
cousin, Miss Maude Cantelon,
r H. E. 13rewer,local manager of the
Molsons°Bank, is enjoyingbis holi-
days with his family at Bayfield,
iss Mcqueen, who bas been • the
guest of Mrs. W, IL Newcombe;. re-
turned home te•Petrolialast week.
rs. Carling and three of .herfamily
returned on Monday .from. a; three
weeks' visit with friends in Grey
township.
iss Mary Irwin came up from Toren -
to on Tuesday night to be .present at
the marriage of her sister which took
place yesterday, •
r. David Sowers, late of the o. f.
stair, has accepted a position in
Brantford and moved his family to
that
.city on Tuesday,.
ss Maude Cook, who has been visit•
ng. for the past mouth in Toronto'
ed. Streetsyille, returned to her
()mein town Monday,
ss Irene Ferris of: Raarlock, who
pent a couple of weeks in town the
nest of het, cousin, Miss MayiSmith,
returned home Saturday,
ster Hugh Grigg is holidaying in
Detroit, Mr. A. J. Grigg and Mrs.
W. Grigg accompanied him to Gode-
ich where he lett by hoot..
Al x. Stewart, leaves sof week for
t. Joseph's Island where she will
k charge of a. Public school,
T. Postlewaite, whose wife bas
en yisitingl her mother, Mrs, 3,
Catling, wheeled down from Gode.
eh on Saturday: to spend Sunday
re.
D, Cantelon was in Toronto last
eek attendingthe apple•packers'
onvention. Of the about two bund -
d packers present nearly two-thirds
ere Yankees,
Mabel Danford has returned home
ter a five .weeks' visit with her
andpareuts - in Grey township.
Mr
Frank Woods and his sister
companied her to •Clinton, return -
g home again on'Sunday.
nd 'Mrs. Thos. Ginn of Detroit
ent a couple of days last week vis.
ng at his ester's; Mrs. Tienry
outledge's, They were returning
In Ripley where they had been
tending the funeral of Mrs. Ginn's
her, Mr. McLarty. Mr. (Ginn is a
son contractor in Detroit.
bowing were booked by 11'. R.
dgens for the harvesters' eitcureion
Tuesday : W. Cantelon, S. L.
tt, W. Ball. H. Roberton, Jas.
guson, W. Jenkins, 'Geo.. Mair, E.
ott, 3. A. Marshall, Miss McFar-
MIss Fannie Jervis, Miss Nettie
Robs. Aylward, It A,,, minister of
Paul's Presbyterian chur'eh
khill, was a caller at St. Paul's
ry, Clinton,. on Tuesday last,
reverend gentleman, who has
holidaying in Quebec, was on
way to join Mrs. Aylward and
roily, who have been summer -
n Bapiield,
W R. Loutih was in Milton on
nesday and Thursday last
yang ftp a shipment of pressed
been the ae h al keen church.There
hfor
rick that the maker became in,
ulcer and would reply to neither
lephone or telegraph message
t required ;all Mr, LOugh'a di.
acy to get one carload last week,
a promise o£ more this Week.
C valuable time to the ;uilders.
L. Fisher returned to town last
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Mr. 0,
Wednesday after a month's trirr
through California and Reitielt
tlolumbia-10which hecombined bust -
hese and pleatsure. Ile expresses
himself of sunshine but thinks. that ii
not equal to Ontario. When In
British Columbia he spent most of
his timeirk theLardeau•t)anean min.
Ing distriet in whicha has consider•
able interest.. 11 -Ie brghtborne with
hitn some samples or one which he
knocked out of the min a5 h
hate. .
ing her pa;.,..,
Robb.
Miss Logan and Plaster IkeRatte..
have returned from visiting London
friends
Mrs. Jas Catling spent a few days
with her son Albert in Goderich
township,
Ur. George Twitch ell left on Saturday
to enjoy his two weeks' holidays. at
Pine River,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harland and 111r, 0,
C. Rance went down to Detroit by
boat yesterday.
Mrs. a. Kerr of Wingbarn has been
visiting friends in Clinton and vicin-
ity Or a few days.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Routledge spent
a rouple of days of last week visiting
friends in Winglraani.
Mr,Randscombe and Mrs.flaudcombe,
Jr., returned Tuesday night from
visiting theFan-Arm,
Airs. L, Kennedy is visiting friends
at Woodstock while Mr. Kennedy is
rusticating at Cloderieh.
Mr. George Joynt and Miss B. Mur-
dock of Hensaii were guests of ,bliss
Lottie Cantelon on Sunday,
Mrs. R. A. Bell and baby Jean spent
part of last week in Goclerich, return-
ing with s4e, .Bell on Sunday.
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Mrs. Cyril Archibald and her daughter, •
Miss Archibald, of Northfield, Minn.,
are guests of Mrs. W. W: Ferran, •
Mise Lottie Iger , returned home an
Friday evening l'roni Detroit and
Dr, IPaflistaer and Miss for a aPallisterof of Bay
Bay-
field, together with their west, Miss
• MBy sondayaof Goderich, were in town on
n.:
Mr. Taylor and family, Mr. G, . F.
Brickendon and family and Miss A.
Brickendon enjoyed the civic holiday.
in Goderich,
Mr. Flenry Chums, who travels for a
large •wholesale drygouds heuse,New
York; came up to spend Sunday with
his anus, Mrs. J. Rattenbury,
Mrs,
F. Simpson. of Toronto is the
guest of her brother, Mr.J.P.Tisdall
at
his summer cottage at Bayfield.
Miss Radcliffe is also a guest there,
Mr. R. Graham accompanied Mr. W,
Oudmore of Seaforth on Monday to
Goderich where the latter delivered
a roadster. to McGaw for which he
received $300.
Master Gordon Cunninghame was
• among
the millibar i e
r
whoci
t ink the
train from bore, •"Westward". bound,
to try. a few months of life in the
Prairie province.
Dr, J_ A, Dook • returned home last
week from Chicago where he' had
been
taking
post rad
preparator to graduate .course,
y settling down again
to practise his pt ofession. .
Mr. and Mrs. J..1, Maguire, late of the
Hotel Clarendon have been visiting
the former's brother at Ripley whore'
Mrs. IVJeguire will remain until her
good man secures a good stand at
' which to enter business again.
The following party picnicked in Ealy.
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field don Saturday last : Mr, and
Mrs. R.'Walker and family, Mr. 'and
' Mrs. Geo. Flintolf and family, Misses
Mary Stoddart. Jessie Gordon, Edna
Shaw and Mary Saxton, Will: Pear-
son, Will.. Stoddart and Masters
Carl Stoddart and Harold Gordon.
Mr.W,Jackson's booking to teNorth-'
west on Tuesday included • T. Mac-
donald, J. R. Sheppard, W Lindsay;
J. Thompson, Goderich "township ; -•
J. Miller, W. Johnstone, J. Sparrow, A. McEwan, W. Scott, Stapley;.G,.
Farquhar, E. Mcirittie, W. 'Moon . aA
Hufiett; B. MoLaaughlan, McKillop. ''.
Mr. B. J U•ilibings returned borne on.
Saturday last from his three months'
trip through: the British Isles and: e
• the continent.. He yisited numerous
points of interest so that his know-
ledge of men and their manners, or
want of them, people and places has•
been greatly increased. B. : J, is are *
entertaining talker and' his descrip. :.
tion of his experiences is both novel' 4.
and interesting. .
1tiss Solway of• Toronto, who has been •
the guest of Mrs, Walter Manning
for the past week, sang at both
services. in the Ontario' church last Q
Sunday. Miss Seaway, who is a ..
member of one of the leading choirs I
hi thateity,possesses a rich contralto
voice and her "Abide.Wjth Me" and
the "Ninety : anti Nine" greatly'
delighted the ..large congregations
who heard her.
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Mr., Goo. McBiroy of Woodstock,
an oidBiythite; is visiting under the
parental On Friday the Presbyterian church
choir drove over to Bayfield and spent
an enjoyable time, •
On Friday evening Mrs, Fr' W. Scott
gave at party at her residence to quite
a number of her lady friends.
On Friday evening our junior foot-
ball team drove to Auburn to play the
team of that hamlet but when the
game was finished it stood Blyth 0,
Anburn 1,
Mani Livingstone returned on Sat-
urdayfrorn Sudbury and North Bay.
Principal Shrew of the Public school
has moved this week into the house
formerly occupied by W. R. Fete -
more on Dinsley street.
Rev. W. Lowe of Winghanr> is 1,0.
officiate in' Trinity church r nr Sunday
morning next.
Athe bvillaget rand# our surrounding country
men from
left this station on Tuesdamorning
for ltlsinitoba to help take off the great
wheat crop of.that country,
has ded inur hR. is hisresgnat on' too the oun-
cil on Tuesday. • evening last, They
were very reluctant to 'accept, but as
he thought be bad served long enough
for the small amount of wages for the
number of duties to be performed, • they
did; He has held the chiefsbip for
three years•. to the credit of himself
and the village,
Mr. Riley has a gang of men moving
the barn of Mr. W. Mason of the
Central hotel to the rear of the of to
make room for the erection of a brick
one in its place. . .
Mrs. Emigh of Goderich is visiting
fr`Mear. W and
Kelly for tb state
f
touisania is visiting friends in town for
a few days.
thRegular., t', waslheldothe
Tuesday- even-
ing,.
ss Maud Proctor Sundayed with
friends in.Eluilett,
wholesale millinery establishments maid
London.
Mr. John Serritt is paying his
daughter in London a short visit,
Miss Ida Rath is visiting her friend
Mrs. Jaynes Macdonald of 'Walton, ,
Mr, Bert Brerntier was called to
Thamasvilie by the death of his moth-
er who passed away before he was able
to reach her Bedside.
Major Heck drove out from Goderich
expressly to attend the reception to
Sergeant McQuaarrie, Than Major never
forgets his comrades in arms, as it.
were;
Bewlif8 J4letch,.
The bowling thatch, Clinton vs,
Mitchell, played en the local green on.
Tuesday resulted in favor of the visit.
ors by seven points, The rinks war
tnadeup as follows
cr.tfrTON, IttreXtUt t.
J. froward Col. Doherty
It, 13. Combo • T, 0, lioi'd
d. Bair 1 Downey
W. I. Spaulding(sk)15•Cr.Woods(sit)l8
J', TaylorIlnrd
3, 13. Little
ter 1)e, Smith
(ek) 18 b3,A.Itodge(ek)2.2
Takia altogether, Mr. l ieherma &aye r D. A,,, Ferree
Ire hada delightful trip;
Wi Jackson
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Different t Store "
rn The Key and
ou'll Get $45
The next thirty days is usually the quietest season hof the year in the pry Goods
business—there are many good reasons for it beings
o, its a 'general
holiday and visiting time with scores of people uid probably the busiest season
of the year with our friends in the country, '
Now what we're coming at is this : In order to turn these quiet days into
Keenly Active business days we have arranged with thea agents nts of the Waterline
Furniture Co. to offer an elegant Parlor Suite to anyone
who can turn the key
in the lock attached. to part of the furniture,
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Here is our plan :: • With this Parlor Suite
in sealed Y
envelopes, at the' factory. With each
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will be given, with two dollars two .keys and so
`. the thousand that will unlock the furniture—it
Co who sealed the envelopes. We don't kROW
comes one thousand key's' put
purchase of ane dollar one key
on. There is only .one key it
is known only by ;the Furniture
the right ke
y
Now, on Saturday morning,. A.ug,:17th, we commence to .
purchases and hand out'th.e.keys.
with your
p on Septa 17th .we ask all parties holding ke sato
to oily' store and see ifg y wine
you. have the right key—if pu Q .have,
h�
.you v this
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lor Suite is yours.
As -an extra induce
ment for 3
0 days .we've had thousandsf
and
dollars worth
of New Fall Goods
placed into stock and have
markeci. ' them atarice that at ai
p l
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insure prompt selling,
our su
The balance of mme>_:._stock must g g o at. any
ny pi ice-i2o reset ve. , We
don't..carry goods froth on •
e season -to Our loss is,your: gain.
Corne ': With :The
Crowd
TOUR MONET nava
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Mothers of boys 1 quality ought to be your guide and if stick
value,
"LION" brand you will be right, All woolhones ,you stick to the
cost money but they' wear. The best that can be honest
ening, honest lining,s
novae too strong for the assaults of roxnpp into toys' Clerking y
costs less here than l and play. That ' this reliability
elsewhere is the truth. If somebody else sells toys
Clothing lower than we do it is because they ignore quality,risk satisfaction
trust to luck, The "LION" brand is demonstrating the fact every day that
no other line equals it.
We are sole agents in this place.
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