The Clinton News-Record, 1902-08-07, Page 8ome
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TACE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
lust a few specials for Saturday and next week's
selling. Special in every sense of the word. Sea.
sonable merchandise, priced under value because we
have determined on a complete clearance of all sum-
mer stocks. Ready Saturday morning and to re-
main at these prices until all are sold.
ALL f1USLINS TO BE SOLD
Not a yard to be carried over. Not as big an assortment
as early in the season but every yard a genuine bargain. The
stock is divided into two lots for easy selling :
Muslins 6c
Fancy Dress Muslins, assorted
patterns,all American goods,
' last ends of lines that sold at
10c, 12ic and 15c, cleating at
per yard
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Muslins 12c
B'ancy Dress Muslins,laat dress
and waist lengths of our fine
imported muslin and eotton
dress materials, handsome
designs and colorings,sotd at
25e & 30c, choice now per yd.
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Cheap Reading
\Ve have about three hundred paper
cover book to sell at 1.oe and i5e,
They are iu size what is called 16
mos, that is aboutSx7 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_
t ANY SHIRT WAIST FOR $1•d.
a Any cotton Shirt Waist for a dollar bill. . Just about t
Q one dozen left, last ones that solid at $1.25 and $1.75: Q
o 0 Fine Muslin Shirt Waists, in white and colorer fine quali- A,
ties, the last ones of lines that sold at $1.25, $1..50. add
a $1.75, your choice of the lot for A Dollar Bill
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We will give you three of the ten
cent line or two of the fifteen cent line
for twenty live cents. Ain't it cheap
reading.
2%c PER YARD SAVED ON PRINTS •.
Perhaps not a very big saving but one well worth mak-
ing, specially when it is on such staple, every day goods as
prints. It would pay you to buy your supply for six months
ahead when you can get them at these prices
Prints at 10c
A clear saving of 21c a yard on
thetn, 300 yards of our heat
Prints,most of them the fatu-
ous Crum goods, sold all ov-
er the land as 12ic, clearing
on bargain days at per yard
Print's at 7%c
300 yards of light and dark
Prints, 30 to 32 inches wide,
soft cloth, good qualities,
good value at lOc,to be clear-
..10 ed on bargain days at
If you want something better for a
gift 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 thein.
PARASOLS FOR. AUGUST
We remind you of our special Parasol prices for August.
The Parasols are new, they are good and if we had not bought
them very cheap we .could not sell them at prices like these :
Parasols 75c
Good Black Parasols, top of fine twiiled.sateen and gloria,'hol.
low ribs, steel rode, assorted fancy and. black handlers, sold
all over at $1 and $1.25, our special price each • , • .76
Parasols $1.00
Gond quality,Black Parasols, gioria top on strong frame,- steel '
rods, natural wood or horn handles, sold all over for. $1.35 .100
and $1.50, our special Augustprict +
Parasols $1.50
Just a few real good ones in the lot, satin-de.ebene that will, •
not cut or turn rusty, mounted • nn strong frames, pearl,
Dresden or natural wood handles, sold 'all over at $2.25 and' I b0
$'2 50, our special August: price each . • ■
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The W. D, Fair Co..
Often the Cheapest, .Always the Best.
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WHERE THEY ARE
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OreatBuiiding
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Miss Heywood was the guest of Miss
Vance of Mitchell last week.
Mrs.• Thos. Jackson, Sr., was in. Lon-
don from Saturday to Tuesday.,
Miss Alice Johnson of Zurich .Has
been •the guest of her atuat, Mrs. O.
Johnson. •'
Master' Wall of Lockport, New York,
' is visiting his•grandparcnts, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hearn.
Mrs. E.. McLachlan of • •Goderich 'was
the guest of her parents, Mr; and
Mrs. W. Flukey, en. Saturday. •
Mrs. J. W, Reid and 1drs. Jolin Bail-
ey were . guests on Monday of their
cousin, Mrs. Modeland •of Stratford.
Mrs. Simpson of Toronto .is the guest
• of her brother, Mr. J. I'. Tisdall, at
his summer cottage on Bankers'
Row, Bayfield. •
Mrs. L. Eidt and their little daughter
returned to their home in Hanover
last • week accompc.nied by Misses
Inez .and Dell Miller, sister's of Mrs.
Eidt, • who will be •Iter guests for a
'while: •'
Mr. '1': A. Stinson of Bayfield. was in
.tows. on Monday. forenoon, having
brought over his brother-in-law, 1\lr•
Bert • Baker • of Toronto, who took
• the a. in.. trait. for the city after a
brief Holiday in the balmy village
Mr.. arid Mrs: S. '3, Andrews' leave to
day for a trip to St. Clair, Roscoe, •
• ,Ohio, Buffalo and other .: points..
They inay be absent for ten days or,
having so many friends en route,
• their visit may be considerably' ex
tended: ''
Mr. N. B. Henry: is: in Buffalo this
week attending a convention of pho-
• tograpliers and w.i11 not be• home un-
• til .Friday: He: always attends. these
gatherings as much benefit may be
derived from rubb ng .against the
leaders in the art which captures
the • shadow before the substance
' fades.. Mr. Henry can bold his own
aniong•the pest • of. thetn.
lilt. .T. W. Reid went up ,to Glainiu^is
on Saturday last to. Visit his mother
and..sister in that ,village. He Had
, not seen thein for several years and
purposely dropping in •on them un-
announced there was much happiness
in • that ' . hone . that evening..
Mr. Reid did not return home .until.
Tuesday and on his way spent a
couple of hours with his old 'friend,
Mr.. Robert Walker of Stratford, • G.
T. R. section foreman. '"•sea' • •
Dr.Bruce of Collingwood spent a
couple of . days in town this week
shaking hands with his many friends
here. It is two years since he left
•Clinton but he doesn't look two
days older. His appearance would
indicate that he possesses a good
digestion, a clear conscience and a
thriving practice, a . combination
that is bound to 'promote longevity.
• In comnon with all other Georgian
.. •Bay. ports, . Collingwood is thriving
• and the• Dr. likes it as a place of
residence, but, he is quite .free to ad-
mit •that it is not by.. any means in
such a fanners' paradise as is Clin-
tons. • .
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0 • EMBROIDERIES 8c
See our table of Embroideries and Laces at 8c. On a
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0 it you will find many a piece that will pay you to pick 0
a up even if you do not want to .use it until next season
0 . 200 yards fine Laces and Embroideries, regular 10e, Inc and O Q
15c qualities, clearing for August per yard . v
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NEW FANCY FLANNELS
If you want to see some very handsome French .Flannels
look in our window on Saturday. They are thenewest de-
signs and colorings for fall and just arrivedthis week. All
are in short lengths and there is not enough of any single
piece for them to get at all common, best quality. 50c per yd.
FOOT COMFORT
You don't know what real foot comfort is:. in the hot
weather if you have not worn cotton hose with natural wool
feet. The feet are made of fine natural wool which never
becomes hard like cotton, the rest ofthe stocking of fine black.
cotton the dye of which is absolutely fast, all sizes, 25c a pair.
OTHER MAKES OF SUMtIER STOCKINGS
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose per pair 10c •
Ladies, Fast Black Cotton Hose 2 pair for 25c
Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose, lacy effects, per pair 25c
and the famous "Black Cat Stockings" for boys and giris at
per pair 25c, 35c and 40c.
TWO BARGAINS FROFI
THE FURNISHING D1PARTMENT
Men's Collars 5c ! Men's Shirts 39c
Men's Linen Collars, a.11 sizes 2a Menke Print and liatubt•ic
Shirts, last ones of several
except 15 and I4 in the lot, l linea sold the regular way at
last ones of several flues that 75c, Some were $1, with or
sold anise and 20c,a table fullWithout collars Attached,
of them at your choice eaUeh. . hard of Soft fronts, Choice...
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'RICES ARE MARKED .A.''VCT`.A,Y DOWN
The builders must have room so they can start tear-
ing
ear-rin g down the walls, etc. What else can we do with z
stock that is in the way but sell it for almost nothing.
And then when we get into our enlarged store, which
will be nearly double the size it is today, we want. to .
begin with everything fresh and clean and entirely
new. We will. You are going to help us bybuying
and we are going to help by saving you considerable
money on whatever you buy. Prices are very small,
indeed some things are going for a third and a half
The . big they are worth.g circulars we sent out
last week will tell you all about the Bargains.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. .
CORONATION DAY •
SATURDAY, AUG. 9TH.
Single fare, between all stations in
fare. Good going Aug. 1st to r4th,
9th, returning good until August title
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS. •
. To Sap Francisco, Los Angeles, Cal-
ifornia, and return. Good going ,Aug.
fst to foth,.inclusive, valid until Sep-
tember 30th. '
1'o Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueb-
lo, 'Glenwood Springs,. Colo, ,Ogden
Salt Lake, tUtali, Deadwood, Hot
Springs . and Custer; South Dakota.
Return tickets 'at single first class
fare. Good going Aug. rsteo r4th,
good for return until Oct. 3rst, 1902.
Tickets and information from A. 0,
I'ATTISQN and II. E. HODGENS,
Clinton.
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Men! You Mustn't Miss This Clothing
and Furnishing Sale in Holloway's Story 1
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An Opportunity Like This. Doesn't Come Every Day
Do you want a good . Suit of Clothes, a Stylish Hat,
Shirt or Tie for less than they are worth ? If you .do,come
and get it. If you don't, there's no use talking about
then. But let us say right here that the men who : are
sharing the advantages of thissale are getting the best
bargains in new goods ever offered in Clinton.
Some Very Special Bargains go on sale this week.
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JACKSON BROS.JACKSON BRCS.
CLINTO OLINTON
The Sovereign Bank.
- of Canada
Authorized Capital $2,000,000
Subscribed Capital $1,300,000
Head Office » Toronto
Retracts from Government Returns
May 31-02 June 30 -oz
CAPITAL PAID t ? $ 740,E $84o,000
RESI',RV1 FUND 110,000 140,00o
ASSETS 1,150,000 1,900,000
CLINTON BRANCH--L.P.Snider, Mgr.
EXETER BRANCH --F. e. Karn, Mgr.
Notes disccntitted. Drafts bought grid
sold. Interest allowed On deposits of
Et anct upward ; accts. coiupoutided
half yearly.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS ISSUED.
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$1,50 SHIRTS FOR 99
$1.25 SHIRTS FOR 74c
$1.00 SHIRTS FOR 64e
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The above are prices for our Closing Out Sale of spring and
summer Shirts and we are safe in saying that no such bargains
have ever been offered in this section.
We carry reliable goods, the kind that wears and the kind
that does not fade. YZ'ou can get goods in soft fronts and starch-
ed fronts,
At the above low figures customers should lay in a stock.
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