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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-05-15, Page 58 TEE OLINTU T riEV 8-R 17OORD How Underwear Is Made Is you could step into the factory where the whitewear we are selling is made and see the bright, clean, airy rooms, the rapidity and oaccur- acy with which the operators work, the ease with which they manufacture the garments and the quantity turned out in an hour, it would be a revelation to you. Concentration of effort, a per- fect system, and machines that almost seem to think, so marvellous is their performances, are leading factors in bringing about the low prices at which white Underwear can to -day be bought: Take for instance the lightning like rapidity with which the operator can make a set of button holes for a corset cover with a inachine that at the same instant cuts and works the button hole, 5 being worked on an average in a good deal less than a minute. Then there are the button machines,the only duty the operator has, is to place the button right. side upin the proper spot. then the machine does the rest ; or the tucking machine that by simply increasing the number of needles will make a doz- en tucks as quickly as one. Then there is a special machine that runs lace on other trimming ; lace and muslin ruffles are done by another, and hem stitching made on still another kind, made specially for this purpose. When you consider that all these machines are driven atlightn.ing speed by 'elect- }felts, and each operator is an expert, you can perhaps form some idea of the quantity of work turned out in a day. This perfect system ; speed in turning out the work and buying the raw materials in enormous quantities, is the secret of the remarkable values we are giving in whitewear this. month. Here are a few items. Take them as samples of dozens of others just as good. Gowns at 50c Gowns of good quality English cotton, yoke 6 clusters of fine tucks, linen buttons, collar and cuffs trimmed with fine cambric frilling, each ■50 Gowns at $1-50 Gowns made of fine English cotton, yoke of narrow striped open-work insertion, double across shoulders, neck and cuffs of 2i inch fine embroid- ery, pearl buttons, narrow in- 1 50 sertion around yoke, each... , ■ Other Gowns at almost any price you want to pay, from 75c to $3.00, and at each price better garments than you could possibly make yourself for the same money. - Drawers at 37,e Drawers made of fine English cotton, seems double sewn, clusters of narrow tucks and 2i inch cambric embroidery 371 around bottom, per pair 2 Drawers st 05c Drawers made of fine English cotton, seams double sewn, shaped hands. clusters of nar- row tucks and 6 inch frill of handsome embroidery, per pair ■� 5 Other lines at 25c, 75c, 51.00 & $1.50, that you could not possibly sit down and make up yourself for the same mon- ey. Skirts at 75c Skirts made of good English cotton, draw string, 3 rows of narrow tucks frill of 6 inch cambric embroidery, under frill of cotton, each • Skirts at $1.25 Skirts made of good English. cotton, 'seams double sewn, double frill 21 inches deep,'• inner of cotton with 4 inch frill, outer of muslin with. three clusters of narrow tucks • with 1 inch hem, each, I•.25 Many other lines from 35c to $5, serviceable and . handsome garments, better value by far than you can make up your- self, .7 Corset Covers at 25e Corset covers made of fine Eng lisg cotton, linen buttons, square out neck trimmed with one inch fine cambric embroi. dery or torchonlace, each.:t. Corset Covers at 50c Corset covers made of fine Eng- lish cotton, cambric flnish,fly front, pearl buttons, neck trimmed with fine ' cambric embroidery or torchou lace, each Cheaper Corset Covers as low as 15c. Better ones up to $1.50, and none Lhat it would pay you to try and make your- self. Lace Curtains Direct from the Maker We buy our Curtains direct from ''one of Nottingham's leading makers, whose goods have a woY1d wide reputation for their beauty of design and sterling wearing 'qualities. Our spring order came to hand last week and we are now showing a range of new lace curtains that for style and value there is not the equal in this section. Just a few price hints. Nottingham Lace Curtains,•2, yards long, nice lacey pattern, per ' pair .25 Nottingham Lace Curtains, good size, taped edges, a good assort fn ment of patterns, per pair ■V V A linea little better quality and larger, new designs' per pair■75 A• n extra good line for a dollar bill, 3'yards long, strong edges,a I' 00 range of new patterns ■ Lace Curtains, 66 to 60 inches wide, 8i -yards long, new Lacey de- signs, suitable for any room, special at per pair I ■5 0 Fine Lace Curtains, a big assortment of handsome, patterns, the newest shown, best edges, per pair $2.00, $2.50&3.00 Extra fine lace:Curtains, beautiful lacey effect in the finest of nets, the very newest and most fashionable design; per pair $4.50&5.00 Millinery Last week was a record breaker in the Millinery depart- ment and business is booming. For this week and that end- ing the 24th, we are making a display for early summer wear, and a visit to our show room will pay any searcher after what is newest and best in stylish Millinery. This week weare showing. New Outing Hats New Fancy Trimmings. New Shapes, New Flowers and. Foliage 99c Hat Sale 99c; The annual sale of hats at 90c started with a rush last Saturday. We will continue it right up to the 24th, and it is your chance to save money on your summer Hat. Last one and twos of lines that sold at $1.50, $2.00 & $2.50, clearing at your choice, for 990 Hodgens Bros. -+.CLTNTON. 1 Sauce For the Goose may not be Sauce For the Gander The wan hanging you admire may not touch the fancy of your neigh- bor. This is where our big variety in design and color may be of service to you. Nearly two hundred com- plete combinations are at your com- mand to see. Will you look at thein ? If you pay five cents or fifty cents we think the value is as good as you can buy. THE SEVENTEEN CENT ILOWER POTS. . are selling well. We expected that they would because they are such good value. The price is about the same as yon would pay for an ordinary pot while the appearance of these is so much superior. They stand six inches high, are eight inches in 'diameter, in red, blue and silver with, a fancy gilt, decorated on two sides. We will give you three of them for fifty cents, six for one dollar. Not a very big cut on quantity but really the very best we can do. Have you seen thein ? Agents Parker's Dye Works, The WI D, Fair Co. Often the Cheapest, Always the Best. About o 0 uYHERE THEY ARE People OR WHERE THEY ARE GOING We Know Mr. and Mrs, Phil. Crews were in Goderich on Tuesday: Mr. Tanney of Chesley is visiting his. son, Mr. C. E. Tanney. Mr. John 'Ransford has returned from his trip to the Pacific Coast, Mr, Hugh Wallace of Toronto called on old friends here this week. Miss Bessie Smith of Goderich visit- . ed town friends on Sunday last. Mrs. Charles Turner of Brucefield vis- itedwn this in to friends s week. Miss Allie Johnstone of Goderich vis- ited town friends on Sunday last. Mrs. Andrew Ginn left on Friday•last for. a visit to friends in Irishtown. Mrs. J. Simpson of Brucefield was the guest- of . Mrs. Alfred McK-own on Tuesday. Mrs. George Jones • and 'children of Victoria, B. C., were the 'guests of- Mrs. ,J. Pinning this week. Mrs. Fair, Mrs. James Fair and Mrs, W. P. Spaulcliug were guests 'of Mrs. R. J.,Macdonald of Seaforth yestcr- day. - Mr. and Mrs. Owen of Chicago and daughter are the guests of Mrs. J. C. Stevenson and purpose -spending the summer amongst relatives. Mrs. Harry C]ueas of Toronto is the guest. of her sister, Mrs, Jos. Rat- tenbury. From . here she goes :to. Hensall to visit lrer•iatint, Mrs. Rob -i• crt •Hunt. Mr. - John Beacom of London town ship •visited the old homestead and • friends in Goderich township and • Clinton on Tuesday: A glad wel- '. come always awaits hint. Mrs. - Alf. Blackwell left :on Tuesday --for. Woodstock .where Mr. Blackwell - has .a good -situation inthe organ • factory,. She was accompanied by her: sister, Miss Colcloiigh. Mr. Arthur:. Shepherd of the Palace staff is assisting in the firm's God- erich store'. Mr. Percy Couch ' was up last week showing the, natives how they dress the Palace windows.. _ -! Mr. Airdrew •Taylor .received word on * i • Friday last that his only sister,Mrs.. Vancamp of Burkton, near. Bowman- , -vine, was so seriously ill that she was not expected to 'recover. Mr: , Taylor left on Saturday Morning for Burkton. Mr. W. F. Cantelon, who has been at- tending the • School of Pharmacy, Toronto, •wrote on his exams. last week .but will not know the result until Saturday. He was so remark- ably successful in the preliminaries • that there .is little doubt ;as to the outcome. He was home over Sunday :smarm11111 nnt1mnnrnrnr IMIII nrn►Irr9ifnrnrnM visiting his parents, Mr. -and+`- W. Cantelon, .hut returned to Toron- to again on Monday to accept of a. good situation that has been offered him. Mr. Jaynes McCool left on Tuesday .af- • ternoon for- Alberta and will engage in ranching north of Calgary. He was in that district last fall and was so • taken with it that he decid- ed to locate there. He took a car- load of effects ' along and' in a fort- night or so will be joined by Mrs. McCool and family. This is not Mr, McCool's first venture in the West. Years ago 'lie took up land in . the Loridesboro settlement . in Southern . Manitoba, but a series of .lean years followed and he returned to Clinton, He is a good specimen of the better. -class of settlers and we hope success may respondto his endeavors. • - May 15th 1902 •N••••N•N NN��N�N�� NN'NN•N•N•N••••O� Saturday, May 24th, being a Public Holiday this store will be closed all day. 1 I 1 1 I For Thursday} Friday and Monday • . May 22nd, 23rd and 26th . . we have arranged one of the best Bargain Lists we have ever had. Saturday is always our busiest day but on account of it being a holiday we must divide Saturday's business between the above named days, hence the reason for these great bargains. It will pay you to remember these days and be on hand as early as you can. Store will be Open Friday Three Millinery Bargains 50e Sailors at 25c Ladies fine white straw sailors with black bands, regular 50c values .25 to clear at 60c Sailor at 35c - 5 dozen Ladies fine rustic straw sailors, all made in newest shapes, with black and white bands, regular price 60c each, On sale at Trimmed Hats at $2.50 On Thursday morning May 22nd we will place on Sale about two dozen Hats all trimmed in the very newest styles nothing but the hesttrimmings being used, the regular values of these hats n are $3.50 to$4.50 each on Sale at one price 2■50 More $3.75 Rain Coats at $2.50 Commencing Thursday morning we place on sale the balance of our Rain Coats in Fawn, Navy and black, all the newest styles, regular priced of which are $3.75, each, to clear at 2.5 0 Ladies -Parasols at 75e • Ladies parasols. Top made of Austrian Cloth and warranted fast black, steel rod and natural wood handles, well worth $1.00 Special at, Each - $1.00 & $1.75 Black Sateen Waist at 590 20L• adies waists made of good quality Black sateen, All nicely tuck- ed,. sometrimmed with white stitching. These are odd lines that we have'nt all sizes in all makes, regular prices were from 1.00 to 1.75, choice on Thursday, Friday and Monday at...... ; . ■� 9 $1.95 Waists at $1.00 Made of good quality - Satana cloth, some all black, others black with white stitching, regular prices up to 1.05, Sale price • I .0 0 $5:50 Tailor Made Skirts at $3.85 Ladies tailor-made skirts of grey homespun, nicely trimmed with taffeta silk down seams, all having good linings ond`bindinge, ,3 85 regular price is $5.50 Each, just a few left to clear at... ... - ■ $4:00 skirts at $.300• Made of homespun,- in grey only, good . linings, .made in the 3 00 neweststyles, regular4.00 skirts for ■35 evening until 10 o'clock Corset Covers worth 35c at 25c • 5 dozen'Corset Covers made of very fine white Cotton, nicely trim. med. with embroidery and insertion, well worth 35c, On Sale at ■25 each 12%e Prints at 1 oc 300 yards of our Prints in colors of Navy, Red etc with white spots figures etc, all warranted fast .colors, regular price 121c, Sale I 0 days only, per yard 65c Taffeta Silk at 50c - 150 yards of Taffeta Silk in shades of Cream, Pink, Sky, Turquois, Navy, White also Black, very fine quality for waists. regular .5 0 value 65c, Special at Wash Silks at 38c at .38 75 yards only of 13} inch wide pure Linen towelling, Natural' color only, regular price, 6c, On Sale Thursday morning at ■0 2 fi (Not oyer ve yards to be sold to one person) • ; ■75 35c Linen Towelis at 25c 100 Linen towels extra large size, very heavy quality linen, regular .2 5 35c values, Sale days at. , L 750 Lace Curtains at 490 Lace Curtains 31 yards, long and 33 inches wide,:tine quality net- 9 lock stitched edges, regular price 75c, Sale days to clear at.... 1,; Several ends of Curtain Muslins to clear during Sale days at Half Price, In stripes, with heavy cord, regular value 50c 6c Linen Towelling at 2c on Sale • 75c & $1.00 Corsets for 55c 30 pairs of Corsets, made of french Jean in' grey and white, motile filled with fine steel, others with featherbone, regular prices 750 and 1.00, To clear at per pair • $2.00 B & I Corsets $1:35 The B & I make all .Bias filled Corsets regular price 2,00, to. 135 clear at each 35c Cashmere Hose at 25c 5 dozen Ladies fine black Cashmere hose in- ribbed only, all having double sole, sizes 8i, 9, 14, regular price 35c, on Sale days to clear • 1 YOUR. NONNI, BACs. 1F• YOU WAST 1T ,... R 25. Best Colored Warp $1.15, White $1 Dui ing three days sale we will sell 30 bunches of Green, Red, Yell- ow and Brown warp at per bunch 1.15 ; best white warp at.., 1',00 $6 Golf Cape at $3.95 $8.50 Golf Cape .at $6 They are made of good Plaid cloth in the very newest styles. .15c Victoria Lawn at 10c 150 yards of 33 inch wide Victoria Lawn, yea), fine even: thread, ., regular value 15c, on Sale for three days only at . i 0 $1 and $1.25 Kid Gloves at 75c About3 dozen pairs ot'fine quality Kid Gloves in light shades of Grey Tan also a few pairs of. Black gloves that sold at $1.00: and $1.25, To clear during Sale days at Each I I 1 We have a very special List of Bargains for Saturday, May 17th •NN•• CHILDREN'S COATS AT 1-IALF PRICE Commencing Thursday, May 22nd, we will place on sale the balance of our Children's Coats and Wraps made of fine 'cream cashmere and- Bedford cords, also several cloth coats, all nicely trimmedat exactly Half CLINTON Regular Prices: g •A N•NNN•••NN•N•NNN•NN••N•NN•N•••• N • HILLSGREEN. . - - Rev. Oliver Coleman visited with his brothers George and Frank last week.. - Mr. Albert and Melissa Smith visit- ed with Miss Maud Farquhar . last Sunday. • Will. Jarrott ' spent Sunday in Sharon and vicinity visiting friends. A number attended the temperance convention in Ilensall on •Tl day; Mr. Ed, Reichert now spor a new buggy. Mr. John Cochrane purchased his father's farm last week, Mr. Jaynes 'burner disposed of a valuable horse to Mr. -Johnson of Clinton the other day; • - STMMERHILL. Mr. Henry Watkins of 'Clinton called on friends in this vicinity last week Mr. Albert Scarlett and Misses Mc- Laughlin and White of Leadbury vis- ited at Mr, George Tyner's on Sun- day. un- d Mr. Thomas Lindsay and wife visit- ed at Blyth on Sunday. Mr:. and Mrs, Robert McCartney called at Mr. J. H. Lowery.'s. on Sun- day, Mrs. Geo. Hill is now on the sick list with bronchitis. Mr. M. Mains' inen are busy at Mr. John Smith's barn, ▪ Our nrrrrnr�nrrrnrnrm�nnrrnrnrmm��rnrnnmtr�trnrnr�rc m Wonderful $10 Suit to Order There„may be a great many people figure on paying more for a suit but when they see the wonderful range of goods which we offer at the above figure they are surprised. It means a 514 suit for $10. The goods are the verylatest patterns and designs. Cut, made and trimmed in the latest style. You can select your own style and have it made any .way you desire it. These statements are worth investigating by shrewd buyers, Boys Wanted • Men's $1 Shirts DOMESTIC WANTED. Wanted, a young woman between 25 ' and 35 years of age, as housemaid in a fancily of five. Must have referencc5u• of previous experience, Wages twelve IF to fourteen doEDWARD llars. •�f'tt 1� 111 I1., t� 1�t 1,1 1►1'it 111 1� (1t 1�► 1� 11� 11111► 1�t t1 �1 MR 179 Gerrard U To onto L/M N�fIN�M�NH1ANfIMNINI�N/N�N�H/NAN�N/N�H%H We want hundreds of Boys to see our great show of Boys' Lion Brand Knickers, guaranteed to be the best goods in the market. Made from all wool cloths, double knees and double seats, sewn with linen thread, cut and make the best, People who find it difficult to get re- liable goods will find everthing that can be desired in The Lion Brand of Boys' Clothing Wo are known in the Shirt line because we carry the most reliable lines to be found on the market. this season we have a Shirt at $1 which is hard to equal. Made with the new shirt bosom --open front —separate cuffs --and the very latest designs and patterns. Better call and see our stock. Jackson Bros., Clinton. 2 :.w `, �M�NIM�NfiN�MfIMAM�NNINR�NN��NiN��Nl