HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-07-31, Page 84
Better
Business
•
never had in the month, of July than in the
month just closed. August must see no back-
ward steps and each week we will print in these
columns Dry Goods news that will be of profit and.
interest to every dry goods buyer in reach of this
store. This week Parasols get the most attention
and the news we have to tell of therm ought to be
interesting reading whether you had thought of buy-
ing one this season or not..
Remarkable Parasol Prices
For August
Remarkable prices that can't help ;bringing remarkable
business. Prices that are only possible because we bought
them very cheap. Not a parasol in the whole.hundred but is
absolutely reliable in every way and priced much below its
real worth. Even if you had intended putting off the buy-
ing of a Parasol until next season it would pay you'and.. pay
you well to buy one of these now : .
PARASOLS AT 75c
Usually Sold at $1 and $1,25
Ladies' Black Parasols, good quality sateen and Austrian gloria
tops, will not cut or lose their culoi; 'minuted on. strong, firm
steel rods, natural wood, black or born nandlee, regular $1
and $L25 valuedrepecial bargain at each ..T5
PARASOLS AT $1.00 •
Usually Sold at $1.35 and $1,50
Because we bought them cheap we can effect this saving for you.
Gloria tops, steel rods, hollow ribs, horn arid natural wood
handles, also a few blacks in the lot; special: price .0
PARASOLS AT $1.50
Usually sold. at $2 _ to $2.25
Less than 20 Parasols in this lot, silk and wool tope, will not
change their color, strong frames, steel rods, horn and poi- 150
ished wood handles, for August sale, each ■
$2.50 Parasols at $1.65
Less than a dozen of these, exceptionally good quality, tops that
will not Cut or turn rusty, extra strong frames, steel rods,
Dresden and pearl handles, worth every pennyof $2.50
special for August a 1.65
White Wais.ts $1
We have just a dozen White Waists left .'They sold.
at $1,25, $1,50, $1.75. All are this ' season's goods, just
now we would rather have the $12 than the 12 waists so
on Saturday you can take your choice for one. dollar.
12 Ladies Wh Shirt ti gists, made from fine lawn •'
and muslins, trimmed with insertion and tucking, latest
styles, good quality, last of our $1,25; $1.50' and $1.75,
choice on Saturday, each one dollar. '
E Ca'+ NTO T' 8-, ECQRD
Cheap Reading
We have about three hundred paper
cover books to sell at IOC and x5e;
An Embroidery Speela1: for August
100 yards of dainty embroideries at 8e a yard ..:
Here is the best.endbroidery 'news of the season, double
the price would be, near tbeir real value,.
Over 400 yards Cambric and cin
Embroideries and Inser-
tion'', firm, strong-edges,on good materials, tvf11 wash and
wear well, regular 12ie,15c and 20c, special for the first week
of August, per yard•'
See them in the window.
Those 95c Skirts
They are in 'size what is called x6
otos, that is about 5x7 inches.
They are well printed on good pap-
er. .A. few are illustrated. just the•
style for summer reading,
The list is a good one, all sorts of
books in this edition.
We will give you three of the ten
cent line er two of the fifteen cent line
for twenty, five cents; Ain't it cheap
reading.!
If. yott want something better for a
gilt or library ask for our 25c. Each
stock in cloth binding. Standard
authors .and modestly, ornamental.
The August magazines are replete
with good stories, some serials, verse
and comment on current events. Visit
our news stand and inspect them;
•
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The Wt! D1 Fair. Uo,
Often the Cheapest,•Always the. Best.
About o
«HERE THEY ARE People
ORS WHERE
THEY ARE GO010
We Know
Dr. Thomipson was called to I,ucan
professionally on Saturday.
Miss Box of Seaforth was the guest of
MYliss Annie Bowe over Sunday.
Mrs. William .Allan and family of
Toronto are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. 'rhos Dunford ot• Brussels is the
guest of her son, Mr. James Dun -
ford.
Mr, j: C. Stevenson is a .guest at Mr.
. Cunninghaxn&s cottage on. the lake
shore.
Mrs. Alf, Barge and children are.
spending „a fortnight with friends in.
Goderich. '
Mrs. Wm. McLeod of Scaforth 'was
the guest . of Mrs. Robt. Downs this
past . week. '
'Miss. Maggie Gordon returned to her
home in Seaforth after visiting. Mrs.
John Ireland.
Mrs. • E. Howard and mother, Mrs.
Tait of Exeter are the guests of Mrs.
Carling this week. •
Miss. Florence Harwood of London; is'
omeo
of uncle,
. visiting
•at the h
Mr. Geo. A. Rorke.
Mrs. ' D. B. Kennedy. and . her guest,
Miss Carson of Caledonia, are visit-
ing friends in Blyth today.
Mrs. T. W. Hawkshaw and her daugh-
ter, - Miss, Merta, are•the guests o'i
her sister, Mrs. J. 13. Hoover,
Mr, and Mee. J. B. Hoover and Rev..-
* Nr; Dunlop atteinded the Baptiste
convention held in Goilerich.on Tues-
•
MidssyE..Carson .of Caledonia is the.
guest of • Mrs. D.`B. Kennedy with
whom she will spend part of her -
holidays.,
Miss Marie Kestle of the Methodist
•parsonage at Stirton was the guest
for a few days last week of . MTs.
. Geo.Rorke.
Mrs, Albert Downs of Toronto, who
has been visiting, friends here for
' the past two weeks, left on Wednes-
day for Port Elgin.. •
Rev. A. Mahefy and wife and 'little.
daughter Jean. of Port ; Elgin are
visiting at "The Maples", the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Watts.
Messrs. Thos. and Peter Glazier of
Hallett 'left on Tuesday for Tetuis
kerning. They were booked to their.
destination by Mr. H: .E: Hedger's.
Mr. Samuel Townsend, who withhis
another has taken up house in. Clin-
ton, is credited by his friends. with
having "covetous eyes on the post
office."
111r. • Duncan McEwan called on his
cousin, Mrs. Carling, on his way to
his house in Hensall on Tuesday last.
Mr.Melwan left Calgary, Alberta,
last January and went with the
Canadian Mounted' '; Riflemen to
:fight for king, and country in South
Africa.
Mr. and Mrs. :W S. Lawrence leave
this week for a driving trip which
will extend to the county of Oxford
and perhaps a considerable distance
further In this way •Mr. Lawrence
puts in a portion of his holidays
and with his esteemed better half
has had some . very enjoyable trips.
Mr. John Crooks• went up :tc" Goderich
on Tuesday totake charge of Hod -
o gen's Bros. store in that town until
the . return of Mr. P. R. Hodgens
from the Coast. Mr: Crooks is a
good salesman and a genial and ster-
ling young man,. so is a valued
member of the firm's stair.
Mrs. W. L Clucas and her little dau-
ghter, Miss Dorothy, of St. Louis,
Missouri, are guests of Mrs. elutes'
brother, Mr. W. D, Fair. Mrs. Clu-
cas, who as Miss Dolly Pair was one
of Clinton's most popular young
ladies, will spend a week or so a-
mong friends in town and adjacent
thereto.
There were nearly 175 of these skirts when we .started
selling them last Saturday awning. Now there are only a
few of them left and this week should see the last of them. • If
you have not got one do not miss this chance to get a new..
summer skirt for less than half its value ;
LAW fancy duck and pique Skirts, well made all this season's
good'' have not been in the shop two weeks worth all the
way from $1.25 to $2.50, clearing at your choice for.
New French Flannels
5
French Flannels for fancy waists promise to.be more
fashionable than ever this season. • Certainly we never
had prettier patterns than the lot that carne in last week,
They are the advanced guard of our fall purchases. The
qualities are good, patterns new, they come in short r
lengths and the price is Fifty Cents•a yard. •
An August Print Bargain
These are the best prints made.. No culls, no seconds but
all standard cloths and good patterns. We've got a bargain
for August buyers and there is a straight saving of 2ic 'a yard
on every yard you boy. If
you are likely to want any prints
for six months to comae you should take all you will need of
. these :
600 yards best quality English Printe, full 82 inches wide, soft
clothe, fast colors, good, patterns, sold all over the land at
120 a yard, for the first wee
sale et your choice per yard
k In'.&tignst we put this lot on A
New Fall Suitings
It may be a bit early to talk tall goods but sotrle . new
dress suitings came to hand last week and if for any reason
you want anew suit early you eau get new goods if you oornes
here.
Cbeviots, Broadcloths end Mixtures per yard $1,t$L211 and *LSO
llodgens Bro
July. Slst,1902
A Great Building Sale
WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd AT NEWCOMBE'S
In,a few weeks the builders will have possession of the larger part of our store. Walls' will be torn down, the front
will be enlarged and the'whole interior!,• of this store and the ono now occupied by A. J. Holloway will be made into one
which will be, when finished, one of the largest and finest stores in the county. As you . well know it will be impossib10
to crowd our large stock into the smallespace the builders will allow us, so what what we want you to do is to come and
take the goods away and Kell pay you well for it. This will be an opportunity to buy the very finest Dress Goods, Silks,
Prints, Muslims, Parasols, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Etc., at ONE THIRD and ONE HALF regular price.
These are a few of the many bargains to be found here during our Building Sale,
Great ' MODESBAZARGLOVESoy'. BargainsFOR OUR FITTING PATTERNS
BUILDING SALT
In Shirtwaists
• 60c, 75c and $5c Shirtwaists at 38c
Ladies' Shirtwaists of white la.wu, colored percale and black sateen, the
colored waists are all warranted fast and come in assorted tlesigns,they
are all new this season, regular prices were 60c, 75c and '85e, all on sale
at one price, each 08c
79c and $1 Shirtwaists. at 55c '
5 dozen white lawn Shirtwaists, all mtule in newest' styles, all trimmed with lace and in-
sertion, assorted sizes, regular prices were. 79e and $1, Building Sale price 55c
$1.2$, $1.35 and $1.50 Shirtwaists at 85c
Ladies' Shirtwaists made of very fine white lawn, some trimmed with embroidery inser-
tion and tucks others with lace insertion, tucks, etc., some with tucked stock collar,
Regular Price 15e
During
Building Sale
price will be
for
Any Pattern
e.i ".''� ; , 10c each
LACE COLLARS AT $x.
Your choice of
about one dozen
others linen collar,all are very good values at our regular price's $1.25, $1.35 and•$1.;50, of our finest lace
We are anxious to get the room so during Building Sale the price will be each 85c collars in cream
$1.50 Linen Waists and $1:85 White Waists at $1.15 and linen color,
'1hese .are all '
Two dozen of very fine linen batiste Waists .trimmed with lace insertion and tucks, also
white lawn Waists with embroidet'y insertion trimming. and tucks down front .ancl new this season'
back, our regular prices are $1,50 and $1,85, all at one price for Building Sale $1,15 and are the .finest we
have ever had for the
$3 Shirtwaists at $1.95 $2.50 Shirtw
gists at $1;65,:" money, prices are $1.50
All made of very fine white lawn. some with tucks and hemstitching and lace triminin , • to $1,95,all atone price
otherswith plain :embroideryinsertion and tucks, $3 Waists at $1.95, $2.50 Waists $1:65 : • .during sale
Here's the Biggest Bargains We .Have. Ever Given in Wash Goods •
121A0 Prints and 15c Muslins :at 8%c •
400 yards' of 12z.c Priuts; and odd lines' of 1.Sc Muslins, ..L
prints. orricii.in red,navy,black & white and lightshades,.
all are fast, colors, regular piice.is •122c, all at one price -r
to clear during,Building Salo • 8%c
Black Scotch Muslins'
250 and 35c qualities at 15c;
200 yards of genuine Scotch Muslins [imported by. Us this
seasons in a' fine assortment of the new, lace .effect, regu-
Goods that our regular prices were up to 30c; . W e lar . p: ices were 25c and 35c, Building Sale price will be 15c
want to clear this line out at once and have marked
$2.50 TABLE CLOTHS AT $1:50
• •2t -yards long Table Cloths, Made of pure linenNand
bleached, elegant designs. On account of them being
slightly. damaged we place thein on sale at each $150
with lace effects. The colors are.. all •warranted by
:w14., be
makers• to be fast dye, regular Iirices.were 30c mid. 35c •This store willclose'1`IoliZday,�.Atig. 4"th, but wwI_
Building Sale price will be; 15c ' open all day 'Satufday, ''Aug. 9th
Odd lines of se and x.00 Prints at 5c
Your. choice of about 150 yards of Priuts in navy with.
white stripes and figures, also light and dark colors that
are warranted fast,regular values are 8c and 10c, Build-
ing Sale: price is 5
3oc Giughains, Muslins, etc., at- 100
400 yards of 27 to 30 inch' wide G.ingllams;,liItislins, cite:, ..
in a good assortment of colors, some •sta'ipec,others flancy. .
designs. ' This is a very choice lot of •.the newest Wash
• .. • them for Building Sale at per yard . •
Our.Finest 35c Wash Goods at 15c
300 yards of our finest colored Muslins, also plain Linen,
Miss Graham, who is the guest of Mrs,
•.R: P. heckle, favored the congrega-
tion of Willis church with a 'solo at
. Sunday evening's service. 'Miss Gra-
ham. is otte•of the leading soloists of
St. Thomas and those citizens of
• Clinton who have heard her once are
glad of anotiter opportunity. of list-
ening to this popular soprano. •
Mr. J. 'A. Pont of Woodham Was 'the
guest of Mr. W. H. Newcombe this
week. He but recently returned from
taking a course in the training
school of the Dry Goods Economist
of New York where the most up-to-
date methods prevail, Mr. Ford- is
a younger brother of Mr. R. S.
I'`ord of Petrolea, who is not only a
leading merchant in the oil town but
one of the most progressive business
men itt that pert of the province,
Mr. Smith itilty of Dryden, Mich.,
has been spending a few days with
Chilton friends. Be •catne up from
Hillsgrecn where he spent a week
with Itis sister, Mrs. Thos. Farqu-
har. This week he goes to Delhi to
assist his brother, Rev. 0, M. Itis• -
ty, for a eouple of weeks. The lat- E
ter, we all regret to learn, is not.
yet in robust health anti' was in con- '"`•
sequence compelled to decline the M
parish of Ciandeboye which the bish• .v
op offered hint, lay the way, tar,
M Smith I i1ty is also engaged hi
church work and has charge -of a
A 25 per .cent. discount will be
.Given on all Lace Curtains
During. Building Sale:
1 Curtains for 75e .• 1.50 Curta iris for $1.13
• 2 Curtains-for..$1.50, Ee:
If will. -pay you to buy your Cour. tains now and here
There are several hundred pairs to choose . from and. all.
in'the newest` designs..
r' r �r 9rt mini PTi r9rtrifimiti914t1r frtIr 9rntmtrt fr?IrlitiltiM
��ti9199191r1lrirr9!l9911�19rhr11rT19P191.7lr99P9919tP!l.f991i$f 94199199 :!f rP 1 !
iS
law
Ow.
•
r •
•
'Tw
jilaviti*iiii..CLiNTON
•issiou at Dryden. He looks exceed
BRAS.
•
ako August a bus
LI TON'
411 44 144.1 16
0
We are going to offer you a lot of Good Bargains in
Summer Goods that you cannot afford to miss.
We would rather have the money than the goods just now.
A lot of Boys' Coats at 69c worth $t.
,Boys' Summer Knickers at 25c worth 40c
Men's D. B Summer Vests at $1.50 worth $3
Men's Tweed Pants at $1.40 worth $2
Men's Straw Hats at Haf Price
And.Cut Prices on.
Boys' Straw' Hats •
Boys' Bathing Suits
Summer Underwear
.And just now it �nnill pay you to leave your measure for a Suit.
To make August a busy month we are offering a lot of good`Suiting'at
very low paces.
Our Suits to order at $10 have never been equalled.
It will pay you to buy your Clothing from us.
1 anwormonanorsananumnionimenosimmorann
newer"strangenssos
-.s
ackson Bros., Clinton.
win
44,4440
.4.4414110
gti
n hemunch of jii ald.tintelvivg vigor: �Ri1 �:�+��t ��t��t��t it%�t�it�ui�t�u� ��tiN� � li� �tu i�ii��u .l��tr�i�+,�ld���►�u��ti �+��kr{�t��ti�t s�� �it+�uti�i�i��` �`t u� �i�� i�,l �lll
a
•