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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-08-21, Page 88 A Half Dollar Window Next Saturday you can buy any article in our A1-1, bert street window for half a dollar. There its not an article in it worth less than 75c in the ordin- ary way. Most of them sold for $1 and $1.25, some as high as $1.50. We are grouping these odd lines together and clearing them out without any regard to cost or value. It is just because we want every dollars worth of summer goods out of the way before the summer days are gone: Shirt Waists, Ready -to -Wear Skirts Parasols, Boys' Shirt Waists, Whitewear Each and every one worth 75c, $1, $1.25 or $1.50, choice of the lot on Saturday for FIFTY CENTS. 1.'lar ►1•Al lIVr4111r111137+16.41bel 111,ti11131101111. On The Atlantic::. On the ocean today are many cases and bales bound $ for this store. They are coming -as fast as the big Ocean $Greyhounds can bring them and their contents will soon be on our counters and shelves. Whenever. and where - ever it has been to our advantage to do it•we have gone $ to the European makers for our fall stacks and you will $find here for the coming seasonbetter assortments, more exclusive styles andbetter values than ever before. Al- :ready fall stocks are beginning to arrive and early buyers will find at this store good assortments and new goods to $ select from. New Waist Materials , Fancy waists will- be very popular this season, more so than ever before. There is not the equalof our collection of nobby materials anywhere in these parts. They are the new— est to be had and all come in short lengths, just two or three. waists of a pattern. Already they are selling fast and there is no better time to buy than today. FANCY FLANNELS S0c Fancy French Flannels,best qualities,newest 'designs all the popular colorings, spots, stripes, and fancy designs, per yard FRENCH FLANNELS 75c Plain French Opera Flannels with Camels Bair spots, colors green, grey, navy, sky and black; hand- some goods, one of the newest and nobbiest designs shown this season, not'Morethan two waists of any color, special,per yard WAISTINOS 75c Plain French Waist materials, all wool, double fold, in shades of rose, sky, cardinal and grey, fancy border for trimming, verynew per yard WAISTINGS $1' Fancy French Waists, all wool, double fold, new stripes in pale blue, green, fawn'andcardinal per yard .. $ Black Serge 75c $ We never had as good value in serge before. Heavy all wool worsted serge, 54 inches. wide, 'will not catch the dust, worth every cent of $1 per yard, cur special price 75c 50c 75c 75c $1 S ,N N1"..,1y11.1i9►N.-N.Nti11►•,►V NEW SILK WAISTS Some handsome black taffeta waists are among , this week's arrivals. They are -blade in the latest New. York styles and are by long odds the handsomest. waists we have ever shown. Well made, good quality silk, that will wear well, Each $5 Jodgens. Bros Bros Church Souvenirs 'MON' NEWS -RECORD Ontario Street Church—Front; Bxter- ipr, view and west side taken since it was re -built and before the tree fol- iage prevented a good view . of the building. Wesley Church --As it was on Flower Sunday, giving a good view of the decorations, and especially of the or- gan. These souvenirs are circular in shape,„ three and a half inches in di- ameter with wire easel and metal back and arc well finished. They are not easily broken and can be Sent by mail. Just the thing for an ornament in your own home or to send to dist- ant friends. The price is fifteen cents, Agents Parker's Dye Works. The IV. D. Fair Co, Often the Cheapest, Always the Best. About 0 WHERE THEY ARE People OR WHERE THEY ARE GOING We Know Miss Clara 'Mintage of St, Marys is the guest of Mrs. • J. B. Hoover, Mrs. D. Barge left. today to visit her daughter,: Mrs. S. Martin of Chica- go. ,. Misses Kate McCourt and Della Wil- ken are spending a few days' in Bay- field: Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. H. 0. Bell have been visiting. friends :at Bel - grave this. week. Mr. Rufus Andrews of Cleveland, Ohio, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. H. Andrews. Mrs. 11. Pope and her daughter, Miss Mabel Pope, are guests of her sister, Mrs. W. C. Searle. Mr. J. W. Irwin was in Goderich yes- terday attending the funeral of the late Samuel Sloan. Mrs, W. Logan and her daughter, Miss Lottie Logan, of Buffalo are guests of Mrs, Jos. Rattenbury. Mr. Robert King spent ,Saturday and Sunday with his friend, John Laird, at the ' Armstrong, homestead' in Stanley. Mr. Fred: Whitely, who while engaged in railroading in London sustained an injury of the knee, has returned to town for the time being. Miss Kelly,, who is .making a short visit to friends in Dakota, will be: home next week. She went via Sar- nia and Duluth and will return by the same route. Mrs. James Booth, who had been vis- iting •`for a couple of weeks at the parental home, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Plummer's, returned to her home in Orangeville on Monday-. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reynoldsfor many years residents of 'Clinton but .who moved •a year ago to Lon- don, are now visitingtheir. daugh- ter, Mrs. Waugh, now of .r(ansas, formerly of Henssll. Mr. E. Lewis • Evans of Louisville, Kentucky,, is spending a couple of days at his old home in town. He is, and has been for the past eight, years, , secretary -treasurer: of the Tobacco Workers' Union. ' • Mr. George Anderson, who had been spending a fortnight • or so' at the homestead in Goderich township, left Tuesday to return to Griswold, Man:where he is principal of the Public school. He visited Montreal and other eastern points on his way back. . Mr. W... Jackson, representing the . C. P. R., . booked • the following . to. western points this week J. A. King,: S. Townsend, Mrs: Tindall, Miss Sterling, John. Watts, James Thompson, James Howson, Harold Wiltsic, A, D. Sin.ith, Adam Weir, T. Long, Mrs. ; George. Johnson,: Vernice and Percy Johnson, Mr. W. C. l',avan,who has been .spend- ing a, couple of weeks with his par- ents in town, returns this 'week to Chicago. He is a• printer and some few years ago lost his right arm, but so expert has he become With his left that he fills a good position as foreman in the printing depart- ment of adepartmental store. Captain Sheppard of Portage La Prairie, Man., has :returned to visit his brothers and host of friends in town and• section after an absence of several years. The Captain is n'ot, to be sure, as young as he used to be, but he is hearing his years well and is the genial,'kindly soul that healwayswas and always will be. Mr. and Mrs. Eli McLaughlan, who were for a few months resi- dents of ' Goderich, have rented a house on Mary street where they took lap their abode last week. Mr. McLaughlan left this morning for Oxbow, Assa,, to look after a farm which he owns in that district. Mrs. McLaughlan remains in Clin- ton during his absence. Mr. and' Mrs, George Harland and their three children of Detroit spent a couple of days of the past week at the former's brother's, Mr. Will. Harland's. Mr. Harland is a nat- ,ire of Clinton, but it is many years since he left here. He is a printer and owns an establishmentn De- troit which turns out good work, and he is consequently doing a.large business. rMr. Harland was pleased to get back to his native town even if only for aday or two, but there have been so many changes since he was a boy among the boys that it now scarcely seems like home. Rev. B. Clement of Kingsville was the °a guest of his daughter, Mrs. H. E. Hodgens, • this week, He is out for a mtech needed rest and in order that ar. he might with good grace decline all invitations to preach he left his pul- pit clothes and scrtnons at home. His former congregation of Ontario Si street Were pleased to 'have him in their midst once more and, would have liked very much to have heard a from him again. This was Mr. Cle- ment's first " lazy" Sunday in many years and those who have an a active, nervous temperament, as he has, call understand how he must r have enjoyed it. . August list, 1,902 N.. M9re BulidingBargains ....N i FOR THIS WEEK S'E. N 444' Here's a wonderful collection of bargains for this week's selling, the like of which we are sure has never beexl offered in Clinton, We have had great bargains before but never so many of a sensatio�,a1 character. There, are some remnants and odd lots 'of summer goods that must be moved out at once, no matter how much' the loss" We are bound to start in our new store with a fresh stock. The builders will not interfere with business, 60c White Shirt Waists at 25c 4 dozen. White Lawn Shirt Waists, all made this season in newest styles, our regular price is 60c each, all On sale to .25 clear at 79c Shirt Waists at 38c Three dozen White Lawn Shirt Waists, nicely trimmed with lace insertion, etc., all made in very latest styles,all with stock collar trimmed with lace regular 79 Building Sale price. . $1.35, $1.50 and $2 Shirt Waists at 75c The balance of our White Lawn and Linen `Colored Shirt Waists that are all in very newest styles, all nicely trimrned with lace, embroidery, etc regular $135 51.50 and $2, Building Sale Price Children's 12%c and 15c Hose at 8c , u ar piece c, .38 r r prices .75. "Your choice of 4 dozen pairs of children's plain and ribbed cotton Hose,sizes 5 to 7 inches,regular 121c and 15c values 0 p to clear during Building Sale at per pair; . v 5c, 6c and 7c Laces at 3%c 300 yards of fine Valenciennes Lace in assorted designs and widths, theseare our very finest laces at 5c, Oc and 7c, all .031 at one price to clear 2 More 12%c acid 15c Embroideries at 8c 200 yards of Embroideries with good;strong edges, all new designs, our regular prices are 12Ac and 15c, Bililding Sale, .08 price per yard. ,.• 12%c Flannelette at 9%c 300 yards of plain, pink, white and cream Flannelette, 36 inches wide. very fine quality, regular value 12he, Boiler 1 ing Sale Price .0 92 8 2c Prints at 5c 300 yards of light and dark Prints, good heavy quality, all ▪ 0n5 fast colors, regular fisc values at 10c Scotch Muslin at 5e 103 yards of Scotch Muslins in pink, sky. navy and white mixed, regular price 10e, Building Sale Price .:........... .05 30c and 35c Ribbons at 200 Another let of 30c and 35c Ribbons have just cornett) hand, shades of oldrose, pink, sky. turquois, cream, white and black, all on sale at per yard • $1 B & I Corsets at 600 16 pairs of B and I bias tilled Corsets, made of gondgnality jean, regular price $1 per pair, Building Sale Price will be 600 Table Linen at 45e 60 inch wide extra heavy Table Linen, warranted pure flax, our regular 60c value on sale at per yard ' Some Building Sale Bargains . in Men's Furnishings $1, $1,25 and $1.50 Shirts at 69c • 5 dozen Men's Colored Shirts, warrantedfast colors, •soft fronts, perfect in fit, regular $1, $1.25.. and $1.50 each,69 Building Salo Price..,',. 20c and 25c Sox at per pair 14c 4 dozen Men's Sox, extra good quality, regular 20cand 25c ' 4 values on sale at per pair , , Hundreds of bargains not in this ad, will be found at our store' $1 Balbriggan' Undershirts at 50c Men's Balbriggan Undershirts inlarge sizes only, regular - $1 each, Building Sale Price........ ..., .., ..... ...... $1,25 Negliege Shirts at 78c 0 . 60 . 45 0 Men's Fine Quality Negliege Shirts in light colors, all having reversible collars, regular price $1,25, Sale Price .78 YOUR RONEY' BAC 1F YOU WANT 1T ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:••• CLINTON ••••••••••••••••••• .N..•••••N...N11H wmmn►t►►minnnmmmntnrmrnrnnnnrnrnrmmmm mmmmirmmmmmmrenrmmminnrnrmmimnrntmm .:.• JACKSON BROS. JACKSON BROS. CY,INTON • � CLINTON sOw G O- llO▪ w. ow 1 • Ow▪ . Sow O w - Ow` Ow - O W▪ "- . -'OW- Ow- 1- ARM WA/MI). The undersigned desires to rent a ae farm of about too acres, with good buildings, well fenced, etc. Wanted . principally for stock,E NTON� Auguht 20th,' Tiili0S.1l3GGlN;. clirAon r. o.' +wglii iiiililsilitiifill]UlulJiiiiiiiiii1J14 1iiiiiiiilligililit iiii111# ilii 411 iiiJiiiiiiiiiii11iiiilliiiiiiii114 Who. is Your; Hatter We are the sole agents in. this section for the celebrated Eng- lish Christy hats,the best hats in the world, made to wear and to keep color. if you are not al- ready a wearer of these • .goods you ought to be because no such value can be had in any other make. We have sold this make for thirty years past and hundreds of our customers will have nothing else. Our big special is a stiff and soft hat at $1,50 and we know they cannot be equalled at the price. Sup- pose -you try one the next time you want a hat, It will pay you to investigate. CLINTON Our Range Of Neckwear A swell dresser will find lots of swagger in* our new line of Neckwear. We are getting new styles continu- ally.. You can't find anything later and every article is of the best quality. I This store handles nothing else. Our range of new Ties at 25c would be hard to beat. Entirely new col- orings and designs are among the fall lines. Agents for the famous W G e'i R Shirts and Collars. 'Jfffdtiaif dffliiliiiiflff4filfLJU1 4 Eii Jackson