The Clinton News-Record, 1902-03-13, Page 11THE CLINTOW. 1•1707*S.RECORD
IVIaroh 1 i 14 c $
Importations •
This week we passed into stook two big
shipments of Dress Goods, Silks, Trimm-
ings, etc., imported direct from Britain. For
the/owning °season more than ever before we
haire gone direct to the fountain .h.ead for our
supplies. In every case, where it has been
to ouradvantage to do it, we have passed, the
middleman and bought divect from the
ro.aker. The greatly increased out -put we
now ,have, made possible by haviug stores in
Goderich and Clinton, has enabled us to buy
in quantities that we could not touch had
we only one store. Buying in quantities
means at closer prices and closer prices for
A SPECIAL BLUE
is the latest color in one dimity
note paper, This makes three
colors we now have this pOpu-
lay paper in with envelopes to
match
We think it is the best liked
note paper we have ever had.
It le the correct, shape and has
a look of style about it.
Style counts for much in stat.ionery. 'Your friends will be
better than ever pleased to get
letters from yon on this paper
and think better of you, too.
The price, too, is satisfactory
to buyers, 15e 'a quire. It's
daintyi
and t's the fashion.
Our regular stock, Wein or
ruled, also with envelopes to
match, at 10c a qnire, is better,
much heti er quality than is
usually sold at the price, We
got 15e once for the same
goods. It's ealled ” Devon-
shire Note," Haw a look at it.
We Almost Forgot .
to tell you we have the great
Ping.F.ong-Oame
tit 25c, 50c and 81. It's Made
a greater sensation in England '•
and the American cities than
any other game ever did. In- •
quire about it. too.
AgenGs Parker's Dye Works.
us means closer prioes for you. The double
outlet means that we show better assort- 111 lie B. Falr. Co
ments, more variety and less sameness in Often the Citexpest, Always the BesE.
stooks. New goods are pouring in every day
and as quick as we can get them through
the customs and marked off they are passed
into stock. We have: planned for a bigger
business than. last season and will have the
goods and values that will bring it.
Cashmere A, Popular Waist Material •
We remind you of our two special lines of all wool. Cash-
meres. These goods are very popular for waists and are hav-
ing a big run in the cities. The two lines we show are pure
wool and have a rich silky finish. Both are extra good value :
All wool Cashtnere, fine quality, 'good weight,ivill wee'r well.
double fold, shade of pink, pale blue, Old rose and car- A n
dinal, per yard 19ii
Extra fine quality of wool Cashmere, This is'a very special •
line with rich silky finish, comesnish, in old rose, pink, sky
blue and two shades of cardinal, Per yard.-- . .50
New Veilings.
March winds and March sunshine are. here and a is
almost a necessity. Some particularly .swell lines came in
this week. They are very nobby and there. is a better assort-
ment than you are likely to find anywhere else in town
Plain or Spot Veiling's; Silk14et or Chiffon • ,
Blue, Brown„Black and White Ilrounds. Self Colored or White Spots.
25C, 38c and 150c •
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New Neck Ribbons
The best values and prettiest Neck Ribbons we have had •
for many a day are among this week's arrivals.. Canoe and
see them :
Pure Silk Ribbons, soft finish,. will not crush or cut, full 6
inches wide, in white, bream,'sky, turquoie,' pink,old rose 30
and maize, a regular 35e or 40c quality, per yard..., .
Fan
cy striped Neck Ribbons, si inches wide, will not rush,
new patterns in pink and white,turenois and white;navy
and white, black and white and heliotrope and white, 1,
yards in each length.
Spring Millinery
Our milliners are hard at work preparing for the greatest
opening in the history of this store. No time, trouble or
expense has been or will be spared to lay before you- the hand-.
somest and most stylish millinery that - has ever been shoWn
here. This department has grown from a very small beginn-
ing to be the, leading millinery department of :the county.
We intend that the steady, growth shall. :continue this season.
A large portion of the stock has been imported direct from
Britain and Miss Randall has spent the 'last two weeks in
Toronto selecting the latest novelties shown in that 'market.
We are now ready for business and the date °Ur' formal
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opening will be announeeC1 later. ' •
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Silkalene at 15c and 20c
We have just opened up some new Silkatenes in patterns
suitable for comforters or draperies. The designs are de-
cidedly new and out of the ordinary. They are a full yard
wide with a pretty clear silky finish. They come in green,
pale blue, cream, red and..buttercup grounds, floral Or striped
patterns in contrasting colors
Prices 150 and 20e per yard •
telb•lboqbAlb Wir4116,111"104•04/6016,‘100,11,41i0.416,4101111."116016,141110.111fril
Furnishings. .
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New Hats
The Hats that were bought by. Mr. Morrish for the
spring trade came in this week and they will be in stock
ready for Saturday's business, The best and most fashion- t
able shapes are represented and if you want what is abso-
lutely correct in a spring hat you will not pass this stock.
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The New Ties
Have you seen the "Coronation" Tie ? It is the very
latest thing in men's neckwear and is having a big run
in the cities. We opened up some niftym.
patternsin the ,
'last Saturday in stripes and. fancy effects.
Price 50c each
Rodgens Bros.
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About THEY ARE io o
WHERE People
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town on Monday onhis way to Mitch- •
1110:,Showing of Siring Goods„ •
ell on business for the McCormick
Mfg. Company. Mr. Moffat'edistricb •
extends from Sarnia to Stratford
with Clinton as the most northerly
point. While here he was looking up •
a wide-awake representative for the •
Company with headquarters in Olin- •
ton.
Mr. John Reid and his sister, Mies
Annie Reid, who have been visiting
friends in town and townships for 1 n each department of this store will be found a stock of high grade merchandise representing the new ideas for
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several weeks, left on Monday to re-
turn to their borne in Carnduff, Assa. / Sprillg and suxumer gathered from far and near. Several lines have been. imported by us from Germany, France
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Noble Lovett and family who will I and Scotland. You are getting the benefit of our buying from first hands, Everything in the store, no matter
Mr. Lovett
locate nearstarts 1 week with a carload. of i Where it came frora, has. been raarked at prices that have made this store famous.
Oarnduff.
effects.
Mr. and Mrs4fohn Sterling and family
moved down from Kincardine. last
week and have. taken up their rot -
deuce in the house on Joseph street
lately occupied by Mr. McOurvig,
Mr. Sterling and two ot his sons have
secured employment with Mr. 8. S. •
Cooper. The, Sterlings are related to I
the Dempsey,Connell and other well
known Goderich township families.
Mr. William .McBain of Echo- Bay, •
Algoma,. who left Stanley fourteen
.years ago, has for the past fortnight ,
been visiting relatives and friends in
his old township and in Tuckersinitla
and. Hay, The Messrs. John and
Alex. Thompson of Hay are his
uncles and the Messrs. Stewart of
• northeast, Stanley cousins. 'In corn- .
parry with Mr. Fenwick Stewart he I
was in town on Monday. Echo Bay
is on the Soo branch of the 0. P. Re . t
about, twenty miles eastof that town,
in whose prosperity they are sharing • t
because of the increased prices now
being paid for their grain, dairy pro-
duce and timber. The settlers about
Echo Bay are chiefly trona this part
of Huron county. Among those
I from Stanleyare the five sons of Mr,
John Forrest, -David, James, John
William and Joseph; from Tucker-
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smith are the family of the late Peter
Moore, .Robert and Thomas Murray;
George and Carson Moore and the
fatuity of Mr. Thos. Nott; froul.Gode-
rich township are the Curriefamily
and from klullett, Charles Granger.
F. kl. Scales and. John Armstrong. '
•Mr. AleBitirr has great faith 'in the
future oi tlie Suo d' t ,' t He is
jest the type of to settler..foe a new
:. country, being a, man uf heawn,
. 'iece
New Black Dress Goods
-New ideas in Black Goods from the
leading makers for the spring wear of
1.902 are being shown upon our counters.
We invite your inspection of the many
new things to be .found at our Dress
Goods department;
Black Lustre
Fine brilliant finish, 38 tb 44 inches wide, all
heavy qualities that will give Al wear, best
values in the country at 200,215c,330,30e,730
Serges at 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c . .
38 to 50 inoh wide all wool Sergee, hard finished goods that will
give good wear for skirts or dresses,strong values 25c,40c,50c,75c
1 Venetians at 50c and 75c
38 to 45 inch Wide Black Venetians, warranted all wool, fine satin
ifinish, special values at • 50c and. 75c
Black Goods at 60c
Poplins, Serges. Granite Cloths, Viola Suitings, all hard finished
goods that will make very serviceable skirts, extra value at per
yard
60c
WE HAVE ONLY THE BI3S LININGS
IWe have aimed to keep only the Very best linings.
Best in quality is none too good. for us and our trade.
pereeverance andntellign, We have no room for trash. We believe in buying the
Corsets That Fit
Much of the elegance in the fit of the
gown is due to the At of the corset.
Slouchy, ill-shapen, poor fitting corsets
will destroy the beauty lines of a dress
made by the very best dressmaker. Ex-
pert advice, when you make your corset
selection, is absolutely necessary. We
have provided for this and can invite you
to this department with more confidence
than ever. Our stock of corsets is by far
the best we have ever shown:
Our 50c Corsets
are made of a good quality sateen, all steel filled and guaranteed to
fit perfectly, we have them in girdle shape as well as the long waist effect.
Our 75c Corsets
are by far the best values we have ever shown, They are made of
French coutill arid sateen, with fine steel filling, straight front, long and
short waist effects, nicely trimmed and warranted to give perfect fit and
good wear,
Our $1 Corsets
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are the hest that can possibly be made for the money, They are
made of tine quality sateen and French main in the new straight front
g " long waiet effecte. One line is made without the brass
eyeleie atia ha 'el the garter attachment. Wear and tit guaranteed.
You are invited to visit our store and see the
new lines of corsets j ust received. •
We Know es gra es mariu ac ure an therefore holding our The B and I Bias Filled Corset
Mr. S. H. Gictley of Blyth was in town
on Tuesday.
Miss Etta Hall has reternecl from e
visit, to Alymer. .
Miss Mazie Carling retucneci from Tor-
onto on Saturday. •
Miss Boehler of Zurich is the guest of
Mrs. J., B. Hoover.
Mr, Wilt. Biggart retailed from
Toronto last week.
Mes. Robe Johnston of Goderich'wits
in town last week.
Mr. D. A. Centelon of Henson was in
tonal the other day. •
Mrs, 0..R. Gunne is visiting friends in
Parkhill this week.
Miss Johns of Exeter is the guest of
Mrs. B. J. Gribbingi,
Mies Ella Cline of London is the guest
of Mrs. J. B. Hoover.' •
Mr. Frank Beattie of Goderich was . in
• town on Sunday last. •
Mr. Will. Hyslop of Goderich was in
town on Sunday last. ; • .
Miss McQueen of Peteolla is the guest
of Mrs. W. Newcombe.
Me, J oho jackson, barrister, Blyth,
was in town en Tuesday.
Mr. Malcolm Somers of Blyth Cisited.
Clinton friends on Sunday.
IVIiss Ida. Harland of Goderich visited
frierids in town on Monday. "
Mrs. HoneY of Mt. Forest is the guest
of her daugliter;.Mrs. G. A, Rorke,
Mr. sRobt..Ceitig of Morris left Clinton
this morning for Roland, Manitoba.
Mrs. Straitou of Goderich was the
. guest of airs. JamesSmith over Sup-
• day.
Miss Clara Sharman, of Goderich is
the guest of Alio M. Harland this
Mrs, R. Jefferson of Goderich was- the
guest of Mrs. J. T. Evernerton this
past week. .
Mrs. W. E. Doupe of Woodham is the
guest of her parents, Mr 'and Mrs.
Ar McKown. , ' :
Mr. A. E. West and. Miss L. Whitely
• of Londesboro spent Sunday with
Miss Z, Bawden.
Mr, Elford of Hohnesyille was in
BlythYeateeday atranging for Farm-
' ers' „Institute- meetings,
Miss EttaaJook, who had beeh attend-
ing the millinery openings in London;
returned home last night. •
J, &Burrows and.M.o. Viampbell
of lienleyn were, the guests of Mrs.
Mr,atid
j.CuiVsgtil"dthis tf
awl son o ra ord are
in town• with the object, of organis-
•ing a lodge of the X, T. of T.
Miss Lottie Morrow, who .was the
guest of Miss Lottie Oook, hasTeturn.
.ed to her boele• in Goderich.
Miss Torrance uf Egmondvillep'
few daysthis past week with. Mr.
and Mrs. John Eminerton Sr. '
Miss Lizzie Olartidge returned bomb
on Tuesday _last from attending the
• millinery openings in London.
IVIise Mien ie Glazier has returned. to her
schoOlAt Blyth after yisitieg friends
in Clinton for a, couple of ys.#
Miss Eva Stevenson, who hail been
- spending- the past few weeks in
Winghamaud Henfryn,has returned
Misses Tillie McCartney and .Lottie
•.Civntelon Of Goderich township were
guests at Mr. Dayid Cook's over
Sunday.,
Miss Giace.Bawden has'returned froth
Hensall after a week's visit with, her
•uncles, Messrs. F. 0. and C. A Mc-
Donnell.
Mr. Glutitis Stevenson was in Brant,
ford on Saturday attending the
fAgaloehis capsin, Mr. HamiltonMcCalloin.
IIom
Mrs. Albert 'Nett, after having been
the gnesb of firs. (e)s.'1:81Tosofi:irit);
Stanley on Monday.
Mies Annie Foote and her Sister, Mise
Constance, returned to their homes
in Toronto this week, after attending
the funeral of their mother,. the late
Mee. Bat ber.
Mr, R. Norton,_ expert' for the Cana-
dianOomposing Company of Mont-
real, is in town this week installing
a type -setting machine in Tun NEws.
Rucono office.
Among the guests of Mesdames Seale
and Bice tins past week were. Miss
. Love of Toledo and Mre.Andereon of
Kinloss. The latter was on her return
• from Cleveland.
Mr. Theme's Paleoner of MoosejaW,
Assa. wits the guest, of Mr. and Mrs,
• J. T. IRtotnefton for a few days last
week and on Friday evening they
gave a party in his honor.
Mrs. William Kyle of ICippen, who has
been visiting bee husband who is at;
the hospital, was the guest of 'Mrs,
'Mit chill on Sunday. Miss Mitchell
returned with Mrs, Kyle,
Mr. 13, 0, Roberta and his daughter
Birdie of Granton were among those
from a distance who attteeded the
funeral of the late Min. David Centel -
on Sr of Goderich township.
Mrs. J. Brooks of Mitchell attended the
funeral on Friday last of her grand-
mother, Mrs, D. Cantelon, Arid re-
nuthied at the parental home, Mr.
Cantelon's for a few days,
Mrs, Frank Yoe, who came down from
Me. Forest to attend the funeral of
her grandmother, the late,Mett. David
Canteion Mi., remalued a few days
the guest of her parents, Mt, and
Mrit. Jittery Oa ntelon
Mr,liarry Hither, M. P. P, for South,
/Luton, was 0110 of a delegation of
AIX who, on behalf of the Ontario
Legislature visited Niagara Palls
last week and presented Prince
1Ionr37 with an address on behalf of
the province.
The following from Clinton attended
the London Conference Epworth
.Leag5e Convention held in London
this week t Rev. S. A. Steadman,
Misses Lucy Stevens, Nott, M. 5.
AVeshington and Mabel Rowson and
Mr, Jt, T, onapar,
customers froth year to year :
are guaranteed not to break. They are better than any ordeal
AUBURN. - •• ' . _
• Best quality Linnenette lining in black, brown and gray at, ..12ie corsets at double the money. Stamped price $2 per pair.
Mr. Thos, Brown had a very sucbess-
ful sale last, week, his stock selling at
high figures. He has moved his house -
Skirt Liningsin assorted colors at, , . ..... . .... .6c and 110c New Neckwear
Waist Linings in assorted colors at 12ic and I5c WO have just placed in stock the finest 'assortment of ladies' silk neck- '
hold effects to' near Blytii .wheie he •
' Sateens and Satana ()lochs m all the newest shades at 12/1c, 20c & 25c •
• wear and lace collarsever shown in town. The new linen and Dresden.
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effects are very dainty, prices are -3150. 50c 75c 85c, $1 to $5
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intends to reside. Mr. James Howett . . '
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has moved on to Mr. Brown's farm.
Mr. S. Marshall, He wouid sooner
—Mr.Jetin Johnston has moved on to •
the farm which he has bought from • ome Special P
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rices for Friday Saturday and Illonday
bum than bake. We wish him success. •
---Mr. Samuel Lautenslager. had a
successful, sale last Friday, lie is talk -
Mg going.out Westin spring,.-
Mrs. Cartel: is very low. at present time
of writing. Mi. ()atter in3preving„
Three, of ., his brothers and inie.Sitet •,
Were out ft.= Clinton to see him on
Sunday.• Mr.Fred. Match of the „Bub
Was John. Holtzheuer.
is'sick at preseut. —Rev. J. Kennedy
a.nd Mr. p, E. Munro' were appointed
deieguies from the Methodist church sci•
attend the temperance Meeting to be
held at, Wingham next Menday and
Messrs. Alfred Ask with and J. Wilson
willgo on behalf of the Good Templars.,
Arthar' is recruiting
gradually, also' Mrs. James I1owatt.
R. Tayibr' is also on.. the way to full
recovery: Mr. R. T. Erratt is gaining
ground from day to day,-;--z-Hey. Camp
detivered an • able, address in Knox
church last Sabbath ' morning while
114377. Dr. Bentley . takes the twit' two
services.—As next lodge night is
Patrick'is the Templets will have an
Irish jubilee, the program to consist
of witty sayings of the aver-on•top Pat
and music interspersed.—Mrs. .Wm.
Downs of Toronto returned to that
atty. on .Friday. • 'Flossie Beadle and
Clara Lawson a cconipanied.ber. Harry.
Beadle alto) left for Alberta the'isaine.
day . Nellie Graham of. Bruce -
'field is a.gpest -at 'Wm.. Syrnington'e:
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60c Cushion Tops at 35c '
Commencing Friday. morning we will place on sale about 8 dozen
cushion tops inthe very latest designs, regular price of which
Was60c, at...-. , .... . . . , , , • . , .
Ribbons at 2
2O0yard of ribbon one inch wide, in all the 'newest shades, on sale
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Ribbons at 5C . . •
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150yards of 2 inch wide Itibbons,,in shades of bine, gold, pink, red,
' cream, green, black, etc., usually sold at 10c, on sale at
'Auction ,Sale Register,
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Friday, March14thoit lo'clock p.m.,.
at lot 46,Bay field Road, Gaiderieh,' ane
Mile south of Clinton,' farm ,stook and
impleinents.-Williain Weir, proprie-
tor, Thos.; Brewhatictioneer,' .
SetOrdity,,March•15tn,, at 1.80. p,rni,
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restCheb2IT,IjsateLce.asimHIS)Itni SSeta!°errgt-e-'• ;VIII rnIfrirMirlrtrrilt ' ii!WiffiffirrnfftInffir ::. a M iffittlInffittimItmlItrirtittittmItrItrIrittiitlItitnimittlitIOM
7Stephen Lanib, assignee,. Thos...Brewn; -
Saturday; March 1511, at • 2.80 P. in.; ,..._.0•- ' . .
house and lot, pump shop, ivaggens • ex ._,
opposite the , Queens klotel,„ Clinten, •-'-' . aek$ Oil . 1°.jOS:e. .. . .
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and other articles. -James Ferguson, es.- •
. proprietor, Thos. Brown, auctioneer. = . .
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Menday, March 17tb, at 1 p.m., lot ii-• . • -.
3, son, 2. Iiibbert, farm .
stock and .
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impleinents.-Joseph Conlogne, Pro --
20c and 25c Hat Pins at 10c
On Friday it -ensuing we place on sale shoot five. dozen hat phis in
Zasserted styles, that were regular 15c,.20o and 25c values,at.each. • 10.3 4 dozen boys'extra heavy ribbed Wesel 1168e, in assorted sizes..
regular -value is 35c, on sale at II 9c
12/c Victoria Lawn at liNc
100yards of 38 inch wide Victoria Lawn, round even thread, fine •
quality, regular peke is 126c, on sale Friday morning at per
35cyard , .... . ... ..... ....... Bic
12%C to 15c Embroiderieries at Sc
200 yards of Embroideries in assorted widths'and patterns, regular •
21c values were from 12ic to 15c,sale price. '
• Cashmere Hose at 26c
• 5 dozen ladies ribbed Cashmere Hose. good •heavy quality for ,
5 a' spring wear, special for Friday, Saturday and Monday 250 • . 11
Boys' Hose at 19c . . • •
Comtriencing Friday morning ;ve will offerthe balance of our waists More. Vests at 15c •
I snr7d5e, grAinerican flannel, in red with fancy spots, thee were . 3 dozen children's heavy ribbed Vests. in assorted sizes, regular
50c values 20c to 25c •sale price... .. ... . .. . . 150
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prietor, Thos. Brown, auctioneer.
Tuesday, March 18th, at 1 p.m., on :r-
ot 15„ con. 4, Stanleyjarm. farm stock
and impleinants.-Mrs.-.1. J. Cameron,
executrix. Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
Wednesday, March 10th, at 1 p,
lot 28, McKillop, farm stock and
implements.- W.J .Beattie, proprietor,
Thomas Brown, auctioneer.
Thursday, March 20th, at'l p. m.. in -=
niente.-•Wro. Leonard, proprietor,
Hohnesville. farm stock and iinele.
Goderich township, 1 mile from ee-
Thornas Brown, auctioneer.
Friday, March 2Iet, at 1 p.m.on
lot 14, con. 2, L. R. S., Tuckersmith,
fitrin stock, -Joh u Strottg, proprietor,
Thomas Brown, atictioneer.
Saturday, Mira( 22nd, at 1 p. m. at
Dick's Hotel, Settforth, a consignment
of new lumber wagons and buggies,-
ThrroarnesadsaByr.owuna,reihiticztiottni.eeurt. p,
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lot 11, con. 5, Hullett, farni stock and
implements. -Robert Clark,proprietor,
Thos. Brown. auctioneer. .
Or,
The ra,mgous
Taekson •
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Clothinc
Establishment
•Big Wholesale Stock of
PIANaS;
at very best possible
prices now.
Organs, the wonderful Gramophone,
Sheet Music, Books and Variety Music
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Music Emporium.
A stock of choice
Canned Plume for Sale,
A Spring Overcoat at $10
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The proper. Overcoat for spring -wear is a dark Oxford color and•the goods which we are of-
fering at the above price makes this coat the greatest value ever placed on the market The goods
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are all wool, Cheviot finish, made itt any shape or style, silk facing, well made and well
trimmed. You cannot find the same coat anywhere in this section under $15, When you throw
off your fur coat or a heavy ulster you need something lighter and this coat fills the bill We•
have also a second cloth made to your order at $7,50 and it is a wonderful overcoat for the
money. It will pay well to see these lines.
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Spring Suitings
Our stock of fine Worsteds, Serges, Scotch and Canadian Tweed Saitings are now in and we
show one of the finest ranges in this section, Our prices will be a surprise to keen buyers.
Men's $6 'Worsted Pants for $4
At this season of the year many a man wants a, t;air of extra Pants to help finish out that
coat and vest and a line of fine Worsted goods which. we offer made to your orderlfor $4 is worth
looking after.
This is a line of fine worsted goods imported direct from the mills:in England and is easily
worth $6. Cott made and trimmed in the latest style.
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