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The Clinton News-Record, 1902-10-23, Page 8THCOLI.NTON NEWS -RECORD 11 AttrActlyeValues Re liable Qualities , First and foremost this -store stands for reliable qualities in the merchandise it sells, Behind every dollar's worth that goes over our counters, stands our guarantee that if the goods are not everything they ought to be, we are ready to make it right with you. If we did not sell good goods we could not stand behind them like that. This week we print.a list of values that are good enough to call special bargains. They are in every day wanted goods, and samples of our every ;jay prices for reliable merchandise. Blankets at $2.50 and $2.86 • Either line is worth more than the marked price. How ever we can afford to: sell them under value, so if you come here you can save a little 'money on your blanket buying. AT 2.85 --Fine quality white AT $2.50—Good quality white wool blankets, double bed wool blankets, soft, lofty fin.. size,good weight,woven from ish, double bed size,and,good clean, pure yarns, soft finish, colored borders, will wear weight,culored borders, spec- 2 50 and wash well, very spec0ial 0 K ial value per pair— , ..... ... . value, pei. pal....... ... .... L.UU Wrappers at $1.50 When You Talk Up Your Flowers Save time, save bother, save. money; by buying one of these wrappers at $1.50. They.a.re good enough to' call. a bar- i gain at this price. However all' that we will say is that they . are real good value and let it go at that.. You can be th • .e I judge. .. . 1 WRAPPERS AT $1.50—Ladies Wrappers made of good quality fancy I wrapperettes, Paisley patterns andfancy stripes, full size, wide flounce, sleeves and waist line,d, collar, yoke and sleeves nicely tritn• • 1 50 . toed, will wear well, each . . Wrappers at $1 If a dollar and a half is -more than you wish to pay, .we have a wrapper for a one dollar bill that you will. find hard' to beat. You might:pay $1.26 and then: not give ant .to much. Ladies' wrappers made from fancy wrapperettes, blue, red andblack .' grounds, neat patterns and attractive colors, waist and sleeves lined 1n n full size, special value each :.., ; ... . ...... ..... .. • . I .11U Vests at 25c Vests at 50c Not a store in the land sell any better vests for 'a quarter. or half a dollar. Some not many may sell as. good. They' are not anywhere near hear. An immense purchase of Lad- ieslunderwear bought direct from the mill gives us .the chance' to sell thee garments at these money saving prices. AT A QUARTER—Ladies' ribbed veste, shaped, full size, good weilritt, soft finish. open front, neck and Vont nicely trimmed, extra special 25 value at each , ....... . . AT HALF A DOLLAR—Ladies' ribbed plush linedarests,rvinter weights, shaped, open fronts, neck and fronts nicely trimmed, soft finish. This vest is away ahead of the ordinaiy fleeced !erred garment, It has all its good points, without being clumsy and bulky. The most 50 comfortable garment for winter wear, each. .... ... . .. ....... Drawers to match either of the above. Flannelette at 5c Flannelette at •12ic The line at 5 cents we cannot buy in., case Jets to -day even if we paid 5 cents a yard for it.. ' That at 12ic Was imported by ourselves: direct froni .Bri- tain, and is one of the best selling, lines we ever had on our counters. If you want a low priced or a good flannelette, you beat these for value. FLANNELETTES AT 5e—Heavy Canadian flannelettes, firni strong make, 27 inches wide, a hig assortment of fancy ' stripes, nearly all colors,will wash well, special value at per yard ........ ..... 4.NNELETrES AT nig—Heavy EngliSh flannelettes, plain or twill- ed, handsome designs, infancy stripes, hist colors, will wear well, I ol. patterns that are not common, per yard. ... . .... , . .1 42 A.°20TH CENTURY . OVERCOAT. We sell this . Overcoat for $15. The fit and the style are faultless, and DO man could tell it from a made-to- order garment,. You save from $3 to $5buying it: here. fen's Overcoats made horn all wool twilled Cheviot, fly front, velvet collar'mohair sleeve lining, lined through- out with heavy La illed Ital. bin, as good material as a • made to order that would cost you $18 or $20,• we ?ell 0 I yob the coat for YO I i Two Bargains. can't .05 CAPS AT 25c-75 men's. and boy's Cloth caps, assorted stylet, made from good tweeds and serges, good lining, 40 and 50 cent quality, clearing at each.......250 WOOL SOCKS 200—Men's heavy wool socks, 'made from clean pure yarns, will wear well, special per . 111 don't forget 'our i'ancy Flower Pots at 15c, stand six inches high and eight inches in diam- eter. Three colors—Red, Blue, Silver—with a delicate shad- ing on top rim. Each has a fancy gilt. decoration on two sides while all around we think you will agree they are the best value you ever saw at the price. Understand they are not fine enough for table use but just the right thing, to put your flowers in and at about the same price as you would pay for the ordinary plain, common shaped pot without the decor- ation. See them at 15 cents. Weekly Mail and Empire or Weekly Globe from now until Jan. 1st, 5904, for $i.00, Or from now until Jan. ist, 5903 for r5c, October 23r:1,1902 ••••••••••••••••••••••••4•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••”•••••••• 1 1 • 1 *Often the Cheapest, Always the Best. • Agents Parker's Dye Works. The 11, D, Fair 00. About o WHERE THEY ARE People OR WHERE THEY ' ARE BOMB We Know. Mrs, L. Phillips of Nelson, Penna., returns home today after having been she guest Of Mrs. G. D Robert. - on for the past three weeks. Miss Helen Frost of Owen Sound is waiting upon her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Greene, who continues veryill. • Mr. Campbell of the Standard elevator was in Toronto on: Thursday. and Friday last, . Miss Alice Brigham, after spending Thanksgiving with her parents in town, has returned to Toronto where she has accepted a position in Cage's dressmaking establishnient., Mrs. John Procter and Mrs. Chas. • Proctor.of BelgraYe., together with Miss Annie; and .Miss Aggie -Bradshaw of Brussels, eister and niece, respectiveli, Mrs. M. Finch ivere her guests forThanksgiving. Mr. 0, :0, Rance returned home lest. Week after a tour 'in the Maritime proyinces in the interests ,of the Jackson Mfg. On., lie visited till the principaLpoints, Waking known :the: • inerits of the Lion brand of clothing which is now; being extensively 'sold all •over Canada. Mr. A. Phimmer of Blyth *as called home on Tiu;sdaY by the sedans ness of his sister; Miss Plurnitier.. Dr. Ci'08803/10. of •Detroit Was ttie•guerh ' or Mr. James Fair front ThanksgiY- ing until MondaV..' ; • Mr., Williath Tier, mathematical mate, ter at the.Collegiate. spent .Thanks. 'giving Day in Locum,. Miss Lucy. Stevens• is teaching in the Hensall sahool, having accepted the • position vacatedby Miss Stephenson. :of tewn, • • • • 'Miss Brickendon. is in London where she yesterday acted as bridesmaid foi her friend Miss Emnia Orearie ci' ' that eity • , ' Mrs. FI. Andrews leaves .on Saturday to spend the tWinter -with her son, Mr. Itufui•Andrews .of Cleveland Dr. ,Shaw.and ,Mrs; Shaw. are visiting the city of Wa,shington.: ' ' • ;Mr. and Mrs. B. R. 'Higgine df Bruce field were in 'town 'On Saturday. liiiss-Plummer, after' Spending over a. month in Toronto as the gut*, of her .sistet, Mrs'. Lester Scott, came home last week: WS Scott accompanied her, but vet:nun:ed. tri the city on Tuesday. V ARN.A., Hr. • A. •Duncan disposed of three of his fine Shropshire lambs 1 st week, or rather we should say that the gang of meta 'filling his silo disposed of them. The boys say the shrops make tine eating. • , Mr, 1i/tannic Ward caine home front Thorndale for Thanksgiving Day and remained over Sunday. Mrs, Geo. Shore's 'mother and bro-' ther visited with her last 'Week. Mr. and Mrs, John, Ward spent. Sun., day with Exeter friends, xt, goodlif number of our !Peal nirn• tocts spent Thanksgiving Day ,in the woods hunting, but we have not heard of any large game being captured. Miss Jane Johnston was. in Exeter onbusiness on Friday last. Mr. Janies ArmAtrotiz 'visited in Drumbo last week at Ilia daughter's, r4 kt. MO -tool's Afr. J. E. Barnwell occupied the pulpit in the Methodist church Sunday evening, and, was much more appreciat- ed than the preacher the previous Suit - Anniversary serviees will he held in the Varna Presbyterian church on Sunday, Nov, tea, witch the Rev, .1, L. Murray will preach. On the fol- lowing Monday everting an entertain - went will be given in the church, of which more again. Mr. Win. Purdy has been *eliding a few days with friends near Parkdale. Mr. J. W. 4Iliott of Clinton was the village tire other day and took noun, wil h hint a nobby rig foe his big livery, made by Purdy & Melattgh- tott 3. W. ktiovvs where to get a good article at a reasonable price. sumratitattL. Mr. E. Butt succeeded in earrying oft the first prize for his team at the fair the other day. Mr. Croll is busy • plastering the the new part of Mr. Tyner's house. Mr. F. Scarlett and M, Hamilton of tea.dbury visited at Mr. George Tyner's on Sunday. Miss Agnes Whittingham of town 'vatted at Mr. E, Butt's for a few last week. odgens Bro, LirOwV, last 7eek, elspent Peaky and Saturday under the parental roof, Mr. C. Beacom has been improving sister, 'who aches at Donnybrook, Our teacher, and his IVIr. John visited friends near the embankment of the bridge over CLINTON-. the rider by 1uu1dntg a new incc itto: Newest . ... .. Fail Dress Goods Much Below Regular Prices We want you to see this great display of the new fall and winter Dress Fabrics which is by far the largest we have ever shown. We also want you to notice the low prices at which they are marked. There are no old .styles here, every piece is new, desirable, up-to-date in weave and color. $1.50 Broadcloth The New Corset, Other stores are selling the same quality now for $2 a yd,, but buying large quantities as we do enabled us to make the price smeller.' It comes in a very rich black only. • Ladies' Cloth in Green 85c This is one of our special values, the quality is very fine, plenty heavy enough to makeup for suits, you would have to pay other stores $1 for same quality. Our liomespung at $1 are very much finer than you will find in most stores, they are made of an extra tine. qualityof wool and are merle with smooth finish, giving the costume a very rich effect when made up, shades are fawn, Oxford grey, I 0 0 blatk and,navy, per yard..................... Snowflake Tweed at 75c. One of the very latest novelties in New York today is the Snowflake Tweeds for suits or dresses. Your fashion • Snit Lengths at $5 and $6.75. magazine Will tell you how fashionable it is. We give 7 you a lovely quality at per yard .. I U Staple Lines of Dress Goods Our new stock, of OorsetA is all here and a very complete , stock it is. All the fashionable shapes foutd in our display. There is nothing, perhaps more important to make a dress look well than to have the right corset un- decneath it. We have the right corset here and will help you choose a corset that will suit you perfectly, prices . •. ........ . .. ... ....... 50c, 75c, $1 and 1.25 New Waistings. . We are now showing a new lot of waistinas in the very latest corded and plain effects, One of the novelties is a cream flannel with large navy blue spots, others are made up prices are per yard 50c, 60c,750 and tho new Persian cords which are very effective when Q 5 • Heavy Ladies' Cloth at $1.50. - ' Nei 50 inch wicie Ladies' cloth, extra heavy quality in black .L.A and fawn. We are selling this line for skirts and the hlonte Carlo coats, it is a very fine satin finished cloth that will give extra good wear. Well worth $2. Our 1.50 special at at Very Low Prices. • People who know tell us, that we sell the hest 25c and. 50c' • serges and cashmeres in town. The cashmere we sell at 25c is all Wool and a very fine quality,: it comes in all I the very newest shades.. . Women's' $1 and $1.25 Kid • • • . - • • • • • Gloves==oNiarcelle and Daphne At these prices we can give your., very choice selection Of nuelewcisxufiotriedtiggitehys,nfoarwmn,oertecthan one in.a piece, come in The Newest in Trimmings. Madallions crearn, white and black. By far the most beautifullot of dress trimmings we have ever shown arrived last week, prices •1. 25 20, 25c, 50c, 50c, 60c, 75c to'_ • • . Millinery at Popular Prices. Faster and faster this Millinery business grows, • We serve all customers equally wen, from the fastidious . These two gloves are to be had in thisstore only, • buyer who is willing to:pay $15 or more for a hat that not anywhere in the country,as.far as we know,can they be equalled for the money. We are not satisfied with just suits, to the equally. tasteful and fastidious woman' poor skins, with slovenly work, with bad clasps. Every- who properly insists that her raodst hat at $3. shall.' thing about them must be the best Two hundred pairs be as full of style as any. . are just ready for you in: their freshness' and beauty.' ' For this week we have a fine line of Outing hats Blacks, Tans, Modes, Browns, Greys • and whites . • • • at $1. ' . ' . at . modest prices. All are the very latest New York Black dressed and undressed gloves at $1..25, both liffects.. . . . • - . . • lines are fully garanteecl. . • ,.. ,., i ,, . ••• . , . , 4?. , ; •••••• Ni•NiNNi•••4••••••••••••••••••••,••••••••••••••••••••••!•••••••••••••••••••• i . 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You Can. have your choice Of three distinctly New Novelty weaves of the very newest Overcoatings made up in E any style you may desire with first class trimmings and workmanship far, far superior to any ready made at fifteen or eighteen dollars. • • Sir Why Buy a Ready Made V When you can get a bargain like this. Here's how it happened. When we were buying our tweeds for therfactory, 4- • direct fromthe mill, no wholesale profits, they had six big rolls of overcoating- which they offered us at a very.. _mt .,. r,-- , special price. We took them. That's how we canokffer you a bargain like this and it places us in the enviable --a..- E position of offering you an $18 or a $20 Overcoat for ' . • $12.98 . 1 ...... • ANOTHER VICTORY IN MERCHANDISING POR . -.. .--- ii. ---4 , „. 4- ii44•4•••••..••+•.++.44..4 ••••••••.......m..4...„ 410-. •••••••••••••••••••••••• =•441.4111••••••••••••••••••• ...- Jackson Bros, 11 j ...•-• ..- j: Jackson Bros. --4 E always save ii " II CLINTON . always save ;I Al you money p , . . 4i you money s 4 il ✓ ' d .... - o n— ----on---- a, your clothes. 1 • 4 /: - V your elothea. If at a, distance send for samples. ii. Mail orders promptly attended to.