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n The
Ocean.
On the Atlantic to -day are >tnany• cases
and bales of Fall merchandise bound for our
stores. The are coming as fast as the big
Ocean Greyhounds can bring them, and their
contents will soon be on our shelvess and
counters. Whenever and wherever it has
been to our advantage to do it we have gone
to the European markets for our Fall stocks.
The coming season will see here better assort-
ments, more exclusive styles and better values.
than ever before. This business keeps gnaw
ing right along, and the stocks that are . on
the way for the coming season, will bring
bigger and better business to this store . than
it has ever known before.
Already new goods are beginning to arrive
and to -day new Waistings, b
tingp S aitinge :and Dress Mat-
erials are here in assortments that are genorous en-
ough to give early buyers ample variety to . select
from.
New Waist Mate. ials
Fancy Waist materials. will be as popular as
ever tl:i3 season. There is a selection here to.day
that would do credit to a store a gooddeal larger
than this. They come in short lengths, just two ' or
three the same, and we will not re -order any pattern •
when it is sold ort. Already they are selling ..fast,
and if you want to get a choice of the patterns, the
best time to buy is now.
French Flannels 50c.
Pure wool French Flannel
waietings, made by the beat
maket in France, polka dots
and stripes, plaincolors
with Persian borders, and -
handsome fancy designs, all
colors. suitable for Waists,
$mono's and Dressing
elaeques, per yard •50
Bedford Cords 60c.
Bedford Cord Waistings, 27
;mites wide, cream,green or
blue grounds with oream
spot, very stylish, per yard •60C
French Flannels 75c
Fine Menet Fieniiel Waist
ings,•plain gronnde ..with '
small Camal'e Hair spout,
in green, ,black, navy. --etc., .
make nobby waists, per 'yd... .,
Bed•lord ords$1.00
Fine Bedford Cord. Waistinge,
oream grounds with silk cin-
broidered spots, in' bl k;
• red, blue, cream, eta; die
fold, per. yd.....:.:., r �1:
Fancy Crean Waisting
Fancy oream materials, shit- • .
able for waists, big range of
new and exclusive -desi?ns,
double fold et per yard' 76, 90 $1.
Elegant Cotton Waistings
There will be a lot c t heave. cotton Waistings
sold this Fall, mostly plain white, or white with
small colored spot or. figure. This ' week we :open
out some handsome designs in . American Cotton
Waist materials. They are very nobby goods, and
there are no two waist lengths the same in the ' entire
collection. Come in and see them.
American Cotton Waistinge, in plain white or with small
colored spots, mercerized finish,
wall wash and donpwellVery
new
and serviceable. Jest enough tor a waist in each piece The
waist length-
-.82.00
ength—
.82.00 and $ 2.50;
New Wrapperettes
lac, 12 r -2c and 15c.
Nat fancy cotton waistiuggs and wrapppret:tes
are here. . Goodqualities,now patterns large asl;'ort-
u.ent and down right good values:
' irapperettes at 10c
Wrapperettee in new designs ar.d ooloringe, etrong cloth,
fast colors,.tripee, Persian patterns, eta., ,a big assortment,. 27•
iriches'wide. Would be good value: ,t 121e, special at per yd..., AIM
Wrapperettes at 12 1.2c. •
Fancy cotton Wrapperettee, big range of colors and patterne
suitable for waists and wrappers, not numb of any ono pattern in;
stook, strong firm cloth, feet odors, special value per yd........ , . ,. 2
Wrapperettes at 15c
New Amerieen Wrapperettes imported by ourselves, pat-
terns that are confined to uat. all the papulae colon, stripes, dote
and fanny design., fi:ennel finish, sutt'sbiafor waists. or. wrappere,
per cd ,1J
Ilalf'Dollar Windom -
On Saturday we will have. a, Half -Dollar
Window. It \\ ill bo full of articles that ' are
worth all the way fro= 75,; to 81.50:, - We have
gathered the last ends of ax lot of s:mxtner stocks
pix. them all in this wiado,v, and on Saturday
morning you can take } our c hoice of the entire
lo't
fort -P'
112 if'R-Dollar.
IIODG[NS IIROS.
A SMALL QUANTITY
ONLY FIFTEEN
BUT A BIG BARGAIN
A r 60 CENTS
Its a Wrist Bag usually sold
at One Dollar, and it's worth
one dollar, but we - bought
them cheap and OOc is the
price. Black leather lined, in-
side coin pocket, secure, clasp,
sixteen inch . chain, either
bright or gun metal finish.
They are few in number but
great in- value. We don't of-
ten talk bargain but if you
are interested in a wrist bag
we could justly talk to you a-
bout this one, at sixty cents
worth not less than a dollar.
Agents . Parker's Dye Works,
The W, D, Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest, Always the Best.
About
People -
We. Know.
Mr.I)aviil '1'iplady was in Detroit tile•
hast week. -
Mr. James 11TcClay* - of Gatlerich was
iu town yesterday: ' -
Mr, Arthur McCrae, druggist, Detroit,
is home • on a visit.
Miss Olive Manning is visiting Bramp-
ton
too and 'Toronto friends.
Mr,. A. E. Moore is visiting lI utril-
ton -grad Toronto this week.'.
Miss Maud Goodwin left on 'Tuesday
to visit friends in St. '!'nomas.
.14Its. $, S. Cooper. and ]tier little clan-
;ghtcr .are visiting the .1ionnetcad at
11ltiverton.•
Mrs. C:. C. Rance and' Master-' -Toter
are spending the week with 'lorvn-
to - friends
Mr and leIrs. W. Moffatt spent Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday visiting St,.
Clair, 'Midi,, friends
Airs. 11I, Cornell of Cleveland, Ohio,
is the guest of her -.parents, Mr.
and tors. George- Swarts.
Mrs. Alf. Barge and family returned
Alonday afternoon • from a' week's'
visit to friends at. Atiiberley: • •
Mr. and' Mrs:' George Grant, of St..
1\t`arye were guests .,of Mr. and Mrs.
1\
John . asema1 part 'of 'the past
Mr and, Airs, •,•We Bryclonc •aftd 11Ir,
tend' Mrs 1 tines MclliuieIute returned:
• from Atlaiitie . City, :sew .Jersey,.
yesterday, -
Miss Gertie Se•11ery, .who ' was oilier
way home to . hincirdinc from Gri-
msby.„ is the guest Of her sister, .
stirs. A. T.. CooPer. '
Mr, and • Mrs. - George Swartz, will
leave about the.• 1st. of September.
. ` to visit their datighter, Mrs, John
Spooner 'of 14lgosontiin,. Assa.
Miss Florence. Everett left on 1 ux s -
day 'lot 1'ciroitto. where she. will viU-.
it friends for a.' week or : so and
afterwards attend . the Millinery ods
cningS,
Mr, - Henry Baker has bv' this bane
reached ; Winnipeg an itis way tot
:Several points in Manitoba and the
Territteries, • He• purposed- going as
far. West as.. Port Albert:
Dlrs. ..Batt. Scott , and her two child-
.rei.e of Reyelstokc, B. C., and Miss
•Jeesie l'ot> e11 of TIamilton spentt
the past week as • guests. of their
• brother, • Dir,- Frank Powell.:
Dlr., ..Teines Thompson: returned'• frooi.
London on -Friday' 'and,: ori: Tuesday
left for Whitemouth, .!Matt: IIelowns,
•property in that district and . may
`
letif .gti - at. the .high pries pre-
. vi.iling.. 111;1. '1tiompsott.'eapeets to
.return in. Sll` \t'CCkS Or So. -
Mr, 'We Jackson •returned last • wEc'
d.
from1At otic City .and Neese York
\
and .is tlnti • Week. in• Montreal (5:n
business.. While in that city. he,will
attend the. Commercial. C:ongrdss t�
which, business men from all -parts
of:the -Empire are delegates.'
11r. 'Gordon Cunnirigltame left -on
Tuesday ' for Iiartitey, Man. This
Will be- Iris :second. season -' in -the
wheat fields and ie his already goad
opiniciti.: of . that country iS neigh-
tcncd • we • .:need ' li£irclly expect - to
keep 'hiui ]n Clintrnt. • . Clarence!
• .Sheppard accermpaniecl hint.
-
Mienes. Kelly . and, Strachan and • Mess-
rs - F, .I'..Iack;;oit. and George Tlodd-
' gens deft Geedericlt'b' boat Sunday
for a holiday trip 10 Detroit,
u To-
ledo; Cleveland and Other _places,
ces
,
Mise Kelly will' .diiring herabsence::visit 'Mrs. J:. M.MMlcLean• at • Wind-
sor.. !r. "Taeksoii goes • to Cleveland
...to meet itis • Cousin, 14Tr, • A. Snell,
whom he has not seen for ten years
though they tried annually to bring
about a meeting. -
Mr. George Barge' returned Ileum • esu
Saturday fain Alis trip through
• Manitoba and the Territories in the
interests of Ilodgens .Bros. IIe
went as far northwest as . Fclmon-
ton• and , everywhere there was a
•.hustle and bustle -that must creeds
impress the More steady going Beet -
enter. 'Mr:Barge . did a big,. Aroke
of 0)usieees for the .firm winch leas
orders wluelt Will keep its big staff'
busy for many :weeks'.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Smellie and two
children. of .Chicago' have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Grigg the
past' week. Dlr. Smellie, who is a
brother of Mrs.. Grigg, is toaster of
the Grand. Central depot at which
225 trains arrive and depart every
day. lie is only a little over tltir-
ty years of age but Ilan held the
position for seven years .and -ie
known among the railway men of
Chicago ale the, "Kid Depot Dias •
-
ter." Ile is an exceedingly beightt
young elan and is booked for pro
motion. at n not distant (late til
some still more lucrative position!,
say. road •master. He i9 now . en-
joying a nnonth's holidays.
Rev. Sohn. Lloyd Soares of Geneva,
New emit, spent a few days hast
week with his brother, bIr, Williann
,ions of town, his first visit it -
twelve years.. He is now a member
of the :dew. York Methodist Confer-
nee, but Was for Setae years en-
gaged. in special work at which • he
was very successful. It was due to
his efforts that the first tnrriticipal
playground for children Was estab-
lislteti in Philadelphia. It required
inuclt .entitttsiastic stick-at-it-lvettess
to bring it about, but the result
lute abundantly rewarded his exer-
tions in the good cause. The eev
crend gentlemalt is a 'Welshman and
very often preaches in his dative
tongue.
The Clinton News•Record August, 20th 1903,
THESE BARGAINS
CO ON SALE FRIOAY
BRB'S a list of Bargains that go on Sale Friday morning and they are well worth coming for. Bv-
oA ery item will be found the same as advertised. It has always been our custom to carry over no
goods belonging -to the season they were intended for, hence our reason for making these so Now.
It will pay you to be on hand Friday morning and buy enough for next season..
These. Prices Will Fold (food Until Goods Are Sold
20c, 25c and 30c Muslins at 5c .
On Friday morning we offer the best Muslin bargain we have ever had.
2U0 yards of fine Colored Muslins in assorted designs and colors: that .05
sold at 20e, 25c and 80c for
30c, 35c and 40c Muslins at 10c
200 yards ds of American and French Muslins in elegant designs and colors.
These are all our Best Muslins,that sold at 30e, 35e and 40e. On sale
at per yard
25c and 30c White Nuslins at 15e
150 yards of White Muslin and Dimities in assorted fancy lace stripe de.
sfgnd', also plain corded effects that sold at 25c and 30e. Sale price..
.15
Save: a Half on Shirt Waists
$1 Shirt Waists at 50c
Ladies' line White. Lawn Waists nicely trimmed with embroidery ,inser-
tion, regular $1 for..... , , .. .. . .......... .. :5 0
$1.50 to $1.75 Waists at 75c
i' cur choice of two dozen Shirt Waists of fine white latvn, all ale nrecle.
.in 'netveatstyles,•viarynicelytrimmed with .tucks, embroidery, in-
ser.tion, etc. These waists sold at $1.50 to $1.7v, To clear tet....... „ .� 5
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$1.25 Black Sateen Underskirts for $1
More •15c. Wrapperette at .1;0c
300 yards more of the best; Wrapperette in assorted colors and designs, -
regular•value ISe for
•
•
Two Glove Bargain
25c to 35c Gloves at 20c
Your choice of several lines of silk and lace Gloves in white and black,
that sold' at. 25e to 35e felt ■10
40c, 45c and 5.0c Gloves for 30c
Two dozen pairs of silk and Lace Gloves in •blackand white that sold at
l0e, lee and 50c for• 0
5Qc and 75c Corsets at 38c
Three dozen Summer Corsets made of white batiste and net nil sires
from 18 to 20 in stock. These are our very hest 50e and 75c Corsets
for
.38
A - Big Reduction in Ladies' and
Children's Hose '
25c and 35c Fancy Hose at 19c
1(fl pairs Of Children's fancy stripe and spotted hns5 in assor•tei sizes, all
'ire the herntsdorf (lye, regular pt ices 25e and 35e, Sole price.. • 1 0
Ladies' 35c Lace Hose at 25c Ladies' 45c Lace Hose at 30c
Ladies' Clic Lace Hoseat 40c •
20c Puritan Brand Hose at 2 pair for 25c
300 pairs of boys' ribbed. cotton Hose, all are fast black, sizes 51 to. 01, all L 5
on. sale at 2 pair for '
Vests Worth .Up to 15c for 8e
200 Cotton Vests with and without Short sleeves
.Vests, Sale price
regular 12ee and 15c .08
•
e'er alb.'A116'1hWlb"*.•^0.gb. at► is p o 0,� �dO!® ^o'er 0 17� 1i
New Fall .Sniting's :
and Waisti n:gs.
We are now showing a very choice lot.of Fall Suit-'
Ings in :the new: tweed effects, also Waistings in the latest
material.
A Grey sy. cOtton Bargain For F>r°><day.
7c. Cotton for 5c
300 yards' of 30 inch wide RI ey Cot ton, extra heavy quality, also free., of n�
specks ,' our 7:c yalue for .0 i►
New. all Clothing g an
d Furnishings
We h v. justreceived Our first .shipment 0£•Ze1 S
and.I3o s fall and Pint l
StithOvercoats and
also`thc latestso\elties in Ties, Collars etc.
Those who intend buying•'eally. will find it to their ad • l
va htage to see our stock
We Dave also:receivecl our'stoek .of Winter Underwear which is the best value w . have • \ e ever •shown.
.1"len's. $1' -Straw l-Iats at 30c ' 'lien's
$2.50'and $3: Hats at $1. Boys' Knickers at. •15c
ur
Yochokes of any of
pen mens New ,Straw 4 On Friday morning we will place on sale the 1a pairs n f Boys' TweeiKnickeis .
in sizes 23,
Fedora Bats that sold as highns $1 00 balancesof ('ur wen'stor grey felt .ghats that 2-1•,,20 t .33. Coni; Fri
for :30 ( sold at $2 50 and $3 ' Q'0 eon day morning
;.:.., and take your.'choice at, per pair
Personal.
YOttft MIIONEY I IIICI;
IF VOU WANT IT
truss Hattie . Pickett.; has returned
frena Detroit,
.Miss Ida Tebbutt Iias been .visiting
b
Detroit 't
of friends.
r itcls
Mrs . •George Roberton has been.• visit-
ing.Airs, James Ballantine -of Brus
ltir George. '1Iloinpson of 'Park, Davis
&. Co., Windsor, -tae been visiting
his brother, Dr, Thompson, '
lhitster. Bertie harsh of near. Atibura,
who has been. the . guess of • ' ' lits -
.friend, Mister 12.0:y Ball, fin a week,.
!returned itcnne. on. Friday last,. •
Mr, John Rarisfrrrd left on,.Satueday
for •:ticintreal. order to he present
at -• the Boards • of Trade congress
. at :which - there .are• represeneatives'
frena all parts of the Bemire.
111r. andMrs `]hos: Wisetnait and
two children ,of :New York City,
who were guests of the. foruier ei
'brothel -4. •Mr. Joint Wiseman•, -are
now: .visiting at the aid hontestcakt
'it Kirk -ton bat, return to CIilnton
before leaving for their .home.
Councillor \Varree Of Hullctt, lvlio
has , been in . poor health for sonic
trine, left .for . Loutdoa hospital oni
:Wednesday of last week ,and eves
accoauparuecl to his 'destination by
Dr,. Thompsoui. Itis expected that
he will have to speed a few weeks
in the hospital.
141x'... George .Clti'dley, Who has - been.
wril.-grounded in the drygootls- bttSd-
nests. by Mr. W. 'Coats,left on Ttt-
csday for Ilrandtnt; Man., where . a
situation .'.awaits hint.. : He is. a
- Sterling Young gentleman who will
be well .thought of by his enttplpy-
ors and .their custunnere. The Ne'ivs-
Recorct, 'which takes a lively inter-
est in the welfare'.. of Clinton'sC
boys, fully expects • George will
meet with success.
Mr, l;d, X oht isc) sold his house on,
,Maple street on Monday to `a 14lr,Fal-
coner of near lBeet:0 eld and the
next morning left accompanied by
his • wife a'nd. seven of their child-
ren for MacGregor, Man., whore
los • second ohlett son took up . land
fast euntnner. -It is almost twenty
ydars since he llirst cane to Clip -
tan and his departure was due' itt
a 7rteasure to the prior health . of
Mrs. henry - for whom the ;doctor s
advised a change Of climate, .Their
many friends here hope that the
tati\\^estotls.
ntay corms My to their cxpee-
Mr. and Mrs. George • II. Fowler of
"Maplelntrst Tartu" - on the Ist _eon-
cession of GQderiell township were
in town on. Friday last on their
way home front it business visit to
Sottforth. Mr. Fowler ntakcsa
specialty of small fruits andduring
the season, the berry . Reasolt, par-
ticularly, the is a very busy intalt..
Fowler's raspberries have a local
lame. A mail order brings ,just as
ffora . lot as personal inspection,
or to his credit be it said, he 'doesn't
put his l,igget berries on the top
of the basket and the little otter
act tiro buttotm •
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Mr: Ilarald ;Blackstone• of Goderich •
was iii town :oil Wednesday...
Rev. Priest preached in the Baptist:,
church, Goderich, • on. Sunday.
itS.
r'
Z . Sohn ui I
aster ' 1
returned has a nd
o lorri c.
!'nail vrsittng.her sister. in Lond(n'
Who is -very ill
Misses Gertie and Aday \Icl3rien' of
Auburn were visiting, at Mrs. Epi,.
Ball's last. week,
Miss Cora Bawden, nurse iii -training
at a Guelph hospital, is home for
a fortnight's holidays.
Mr,. and 'Mr's; - Jamas Jewell of Ben-
miller culled on the .-lattor:s .sist'er,
Miss Jennie Wright, on Saturday
last. Mr, and Mrs. Jewell leave on'
Sandal; -'next for Detroit where
",Iifn''' will leave- a Mass eye put -
iia to. replace "the one. taken -- o -tit
some time ago..'
Mr. Eli McLaughlin who has ' .been:
living for- sonic: time in •Goderich,
left on-?1'tresday'. for Oxbow, Assa.
Ile has a, fartn iii that). disitfi(etf
which he purposes. d.i'sposing of and
it may be that. he will locate •ile.
one of the Wester n town$
thinks there is a good opening at
his . trade, barbering. During-' • his
absence Mrs.. McLauglt•lin. will reside -
with her parents, Mr. and MIs.
W. raker of town.
HTJttETr TOWNSHIP
Mr. 'David Bruce and sister of Lon-
don have seem eeisitltig at Mr. Sohn
Medd's.--
4lrs. Jaynes Mutter and Miss Mag-
gie spent ai few days -in I3ayfreil.
. Miss A. •Tyernian' spent two weeks
witit friends' In Listowel,
Miss J. T. 1VfeLaughlitt•. of torrid
and !Miss Brisbane of ,Listowel spent
a few days - at Mr, 'l'yerrnan'r late']v.
Tlid cement work of the new bridge
at the ]tog's back - is nearly complet-
ed.
I3IRTHL
LOUCKS—To Muntroal MI August 10th
to Mt', and Mrs, Loucks, a son.
Mrs, Loucks win -4 fortnerly Miss Addie
Mcl3riett of Clinton.
PLUMS.
Largest plum orchard in
the county. About 4,000
baskets choice plums for rale
in season at right prices. '
Also a stock of choice qual-
ity honey.
C. 'Hoare, Clinton.
Huron CentraT Fruit Farm.
imeiwommencmgemnimes
..First
rariv
Of Our Big Stock
of
Amei...:
can Styles
In`. New and: Natty
-FELT HATS
Just in this week
as on
ICE
They Cane to us
Direct From New York
amu. ..a..,..., „- •....._.
They - Will Be Open
.. Saturday . .
CLOTHINO STORE, w JACKSON BROW.,OLD STAN!)