The Clinton News-Record, 1902-10-23, Page 168
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Gian1!c nIaulc Purchase
TALV,WAIXTOZi NEWS-NIIO UQltuber 8001 1902
When You Talk
. Up Your Flowers
Over one hundred new mantles bought at half
the maker's prices. A purchase that was only made
possible by the double outlet we have with our two
stores. Mantles that we are going to sell for less
money than stores all over this country paid for the ':
same garments this season. You ask, how can we
do it ? The story is short. The reason is simple
A couple of weeksago we cleared out the entire
stock of one of the leading Canadian makers of
ready-to-wear Jackets. Jackets. These were their overinakes
and garments that had been made to order and for
some season or other were not shipped. They were
offered to us for half the prices that their whole
season's output had been sold for, If we had not
had two stores we could not have entertained the
offer for a moment, for there were more mantles
than any single:store hereabouts could • handle.
Every garment is new. Every garment was made .for this
season's trade. They must not interfere with our regular
stock. We want to clear them out quickly, in fact,, must do
it and on SATURDAY, NOV: 1ST commence a sale of
mantles that will be without a parallel in the annals of
mantle selling in Huron county. This is not the end -of -'a -sea=
son sale of a few left -overs. but a sale of new garments, 'every
one of which was made for this season's trade and not one. of
which has been in our store over two weeks. Do not let this
chance pass to get a new jacket for about half price. One
like it is not likely to conte again soon. The earlier you come
the better the choice. Sale will start Saturday morning, Nov.
1st. For easy selling we have divided them into: the follow-
ing lots. Here is the way they *ill sell :. • E.
JACKETS AT $2.50 JACKETS AT $2.75
5 only Ladies' Military. Coate, 30 and 36 10 only Ladies' Short Cloth Jackets:
inches long, sample .garments, no These ere medium weight garments,
two alike, made from good qualitysuitable for wearing with separate
beavers and friezes, ]teed through skirts or for early spring or fall.
out, made to sell at $6 to $8, A 50 They are made from good broadcloths
choice of lot, and smooth finish materials; are
lined with good mercerized sateens,
MANTLES AT $5 cut in new coat styles. have pearl or
Mantles fora $5 hill that the maker, cloth buttons. If bought in the reg-
sold for more money early in the ttlar'way couldnot.be sod fur less Mr. and Mrs. James Fair 'returned on
season. Nobby and comfortable than $6 to-$$. On Saturday, Novem- Monday front a visit to Mr, and Mrs.
garments, well made from good ma- bet% Est, you.can take your
2 75 . H. O. Bell of Wingham.• •
terials that will give. satisfactory ' choice far .
wear. Three-quarter length, semi
fitting, velvet collar on some,• made A FEW -EXTRA
from beavers and friezes, blacks,
greys, fawns. every one new this GOOD GARMpNTs
season, worth regular $8, ab -
don't forget our Fancy FIower
Pots at 15c, stand stet inches
high and eight inches) in diam-
eter. Three color' --•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
prise.
'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
slfaped pot without the decor-
ation;,
See them at 15 cents.
Weekly Mail and Empire or Weekly
Globe from now until Jan. 1st, 1904,
for ,$1.00.
Or from 'now until Jan. Tst, r9o3 for
Ise.
Agents Parker's Dye Works,
The W. D. Fair
Often the Cheapest, Always the
Co,
Best.
About o p
WHERE THEY ARE y eople
5:1E
THEY ARE G01NG
We Know
Mr, George Hodgens is in Sarnia this
Week.
Mr. Jacob Taylor was in London on
Tuesday.
Mr. E..Ervine, who h as been in Chica-
go for some time, is home on a visit.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart' Sey moor spent
Sunday with friends in Holnresville,
Mrs- (•Dr,)Turnbull was the .guest of
Mrs. W . Duncan on Friday,
Mr. Harry Rausford of Winghain.was
home on Sunday.
e is the� est of Mrs,
Mrs. (Dr.) Holm s gu
J. W: Holmes of Port Stanley,
Mrs. George Stewart leaves on Mon-
day fora twu weeks' visit with Lis -
to wel
istowel friends.
Mr. William.Foster left last week: for
Guelph where he has obtainedern-.
ploywent in a foundry.
Mrs. 1'.•B. Orews is visiting her moth-
er in Goderich and Mr. Crews went
to London on business this a. m.
out 20 to sell .Saturday, each. 500-
• Mr. Harry Bartlff of Brussels was •a
guest at Mr. R. J. Chas during the
I . week. •
Mrs. Heyd of Brantford, who has
been visiting :her aunt, •Mrs. David
Robertson, has returned'home,
A. few: extra good garments Mrs. David Steep and Miss Sadie were
tIANTLES AT $6.50 that we have not enou h of to yra the guests of. See,forth and Egmond•
Mg ll friends Thursday d f Tl d till Sat -
any garments at
this price, made
from good qudlity beavers and eay. .lump•at onepricewill be put . ntday,'.
ext clothe blacks greys. fawns, all on sale at prlees that *ill be Mt'• Wtllt tzt • Campbell Of
his each.
27 inches, or three-quarter lengths, *vas in own yesterday.. y
coat or high collars, every garmeut, from $3 to $5: less than real bole court of .reels -
lined and made for this season's value: •These coats are nearly ion at Belgrave. •
trade if bought in the regular wayMiss Sarah Chuff of Toronto is visiting
est mantle in the lot; ' commencing arid' are .the' Cheapest lot Of and Mr. John Oa of bloderich
$10 would he the price of the cheap- all;f'' I' d
awns, satin ire hercousins,•Mr. R. J. Quit of town
choice oythem for h
f Mr William I;rvermore of Dundalk
Saturda you cantake your @. - - to„„„hip.
.50. mantles that. have ever' been
MANTLES AT $7.75 'in the store, We do not want wits called home last Week owing to
.7 t0 lnterfere'wlth the serious illness of his father, •the
•7 only Ladies' Ulsters, very stylish` late Jos. Livermore. .
garments. They are made from our: regular stock. They must Mr. end Mrs. Renis Keys of Stanley
good beavers and friezes, waists are.
were in town Saturday on their way
lined. These u t to visit Holmesville and Goderich'
sold for less than $15 to $18 each if have been !narked at' prices firends:
bought in the regular way. .If you '
want one of these very comfortable that should see the most of Mita, W. Nerdy of the London Road
garments for little money this should them And new owners before left last week for a fortnight's visit
lee your chance, for Saturday to leer old borne in Mariposa, .Victor -
they go on sale at each 7.75 the week over, iii county,
*Miss McBroow of London .and' Miss
Urquhart of Hensall were in tewn
c,n Saturday. Miss McBroow to a
Some More Specials talented violinist .and may start a
class in Clinton.
Less than a dozen items telling'' of reliable merchandise
selling at prices that are low enough tv call bargains. Not
one in the list but would be good value at more than the
price we ask.
VESTS AT 25c and 50c ''BLANKETS AT.'
Not any store in the land sells any
better vests for a quarter or half a:dol-
lat. Some, but nut many may sell as
good. An immense purchase of. ladies'
under wear bought direct from the mill
gives us the chance to bell these gar-
ments at these money -saying prices.
AT A QUARTER -Ladies' ribbed
Vests, ramped, full size, good weight
soft finish, open front,neck.and front
nicety trimmed, extra special .2
value, at each ,s
AT HALF A DOLLAR—Ladies' rib.
bed plush•linedVests,winterweights
shaped,open front, neck and fronts
nicely trimmed. soft finish, This
vest is away ahead of the ordinary
fleece -lined garment. It has all the
gond points without being clumsy or
bulky, the most comfortable • 50
gement for winter wear, each . U
Drawers to match either of the above.
SKIRTING SERGE 75c
Heayy serge for suits or skirts at
25c a yard less than value. Enough
saved on the material to go quite a
wily towards paying for the making
Heavy serge suitable for suits or skirts.
all wool, 56 inches wide, hard wor-
sted finish, will not catch the dost,
easily worth $1 per yard, spe-
sial at �75
$2.50 and $2.85 •
Either line was worth more: than'
the marked priors. .However,. we can
afford to sell them under value, so if
you come here you can save a little
tnhney on your blanket buying.:
AT $2.50 -Good quality white weld
Blankets,. soft lofty :finish, double
bed size and good weight, colored
borders, 'special value, per 2.50
hair . . . ..
Di.. Steep of Winnipeg, who liad been,
Toronto visiting. his brother, Mr.
H: 'W. Steep, who .is in a critical
condition: as the result•of.a street car
• • accident, spent • Sunday in town •as
• thegnest of Mrs. R. Andrews. Ile
left•furhie western. home on Men-
-
day. •
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