HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-08-18, Page 8The Clinton News -Record •
August 18th. 1904.
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Dining4u1y and Aug. this store closes-Weaneedays at 1 pan
The First of the
Fall Millinery
The first of the Fall Millinery is here.
A lot of early styles in New York Outing
Fiats, and they are now displayed in our
spacious Show -room. Come andsee them.
They .are correct in every detail and will
give you an idea, of the trend of Millinery
styles for fall.
Lace Collars
From England.
Some sew Lace Tabbs and collars, imported
direct from 4$ Old London," are just in. They are the nob -
West pieces of Neckwear we have shown for many a day.
Blacks, whites, ecru and Paris shades in the lot. Handsome
deaigns all of them. Ncine are expensive, but the qualities
axe good.
The New
French Flannels.
• The first of the Fall gobas to arrive
are the French Flannel Waistings. Our
complete importations of these handsome
Fall and and Winter Waistings are now
here on our counters. A particularly choice
lot of patterns. The finest, we think, we
have ever shown and only a ver3rfew Waist
lel, ghts of any pattern.. .Make your select-.
ions before they get picked Over..
Handsome designs in fine French Flannels, made
and printed in the best factory in France, .extra fine
quality. •Manybdesigns, but not much of any .single gne.
one, per yard. - '
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August Bargains.
More August clearing Bargains. 'Get • .
ting the -last of the summer stocks out of the
way makes many a money -saving chance •
fox people Who purchase . here. :Theseare
some of them. • . • .
Paraso's $1.50
Parasols or Ladies Umbrellas,
• tops of goodquality Gloria.
guaranteed absolutely fast,
Summer eorsets 34e
Summer Corsets, well woven,
strong,neat, good. shape,
last pairs of ones of our reg
59e. Ines, cleariny 39ei
them out per pair ui
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Ribbon Ends 10e .
200 yards of silk and satin
Ribbon, all shades. assorted
widths, to 2 yards in an
end, worth from 10c to 20e.
per yard, ehoice of the 1 nn
lot, per end .....
Gloves 10e • .
50 pairs of Silk and Tatetta
Gloves, blacks and colors,
add pairs that are.- left of•
lines that gold at 25c. and
50c, clearing them out
at your choice per pr. 1.114
will not cut, strong frame,
steel rod, a variety of .hand-
' some handles, last ones that
are left of 82.00 and $2 50
lines, clearing theme i Rn
out at your choice I A
eotton Waistings -12ic
A clearing 'lot .of white and.
colored Cotton Waistings,
the •last ends that are left
•of lines we sold. at .10c and
25c, now we are clearing
• them out at the uni-11)1fi
form price IL2bi
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•Shirt Waists at
Ilaif Price.
Still a few stylish Shirt • Waists -to
sell at exactly half .01.1.T regular priCes. . We,
positively will not carry one pver arid to
make the clearing off time sure, all we have
left in stock are selling at exactly 'half price.
• $1.00 Waists tor 500..
$1.50 Waists 1or 75e.
$2.00 Waists for $1.00 •
$3.00 Waists for $ 1,00
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An. od.d. 'waists -or . two never conies
amiss. Get a cotiple• .while you. can buy .
them at these ridiciouslY lOW. prices.
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Wash Skirts at 65c Each.
The balance of our Bargain Lot of Wash Skirts clear
ingat 65c each. Not'one id the lot but is 'worth double this
price. Llueks,'Muslins and Piques worth all the way from
$1,25 to 82,00. Because we cleared a Make's surplus we have
been selling them at 08c; noiv,• to clear the balance, anal
they go on sale at the extremely low price of, each • UUUs
Cotton Ends.
Cotton Bargains are not plentiful
these days. Here are two lines the values
of which arealinust good. enought to call a
bargain.
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5 -Yard Ends at 25C.
50 ends d grey Co ton, soft finish, nice even
thread, free from black specks or dressing, will 'moo
Wear and blench well, special hi 5 -yard
5 -Yard Ends at 35c.
An extra fine and strong Factory Cotton, the
thread is round and even and the cotton will bleach
well and give excellent wear, special in 5 -yard ends Ones
at per end .. .. . ....... , .. . . U
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Hodgens Bros.
Importers " CI Inter'
Talue 3eats. Autumn. Sale of the . •
are perpetual features at
our store.
2 Cases in Point
at 25c. each,
A Cushion Top, rich floral designs,
and dainty colors. They are not 'lith-
ographed as were those which made
a price sensation a few weeks ago)
but are the kind to give you light
employment in tracing them out. A.
cord goes around each with suitable
colors to match tassel, for 25 cents
additional.
LADIES HOSE SUPPORTERS.—
They are the kind ;you have always
paid 50 cents for, Our price .is 25
cents. We have them in y,ellow, bl-
ack, pink and red. We never stocked
this line before. We want to be able
to procure again at this price. You's
better hurry.
Can you afford to miss the savings?
NORDIIRIMER PIANO,
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
WI D. Fair Co
Often. the Cheapest, Always the Best:
About
•People
We Know
Miss Lily Hunt visited .friends in Galt
last week.
Rev, H. M. Manning is holidaying at
Kincardine.
Miss Mary. Fisher is visiting friends
• in Goderich this week;
Mr. James Hearn was in Toronto
and Buffalo the past week.
Mr. Henry Hunt . spent a couple of
days in Toronto .last week.
Miss Heywood returned Monday from
- • a visit to friends in Goderich.
Editor Bradwin et the Standard,
Blyth, was in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. John Morrish spent Sunday in
' Goderich with her sister, Mrs. T.
Oke.
Miss Tipling of Detroit is the
guest of Mrs. E. Butt of the Base
Line.
Miss R. Eilber of Zurich was the
• guest for some days of Mrs. John
Torrance. '
Mrs. T: S. Hocknell of Detroit is the
guest • of her sister, Mrs. A. W.
Brandenberger. • .
Miss Johnson of , Zurich has been the -
guest of her uncle, Mr..0. Johnson,
" for some days:1 ' .
Mr. . Ernest Steep of EastSaginaw,
Mich., is the guest: of his cousin,
Mr. 'James Steep. • .•
Mrs. 'Thos. Shipley is in . Goderich
waiting upon her- daughter, Mrs: L.
Lavis, who is very ill.
Harold Tenney of London was • the
guest of Mr. E. J. Howard for a
couple of days this week; . •
Miss Lillian: Agnew is again in char-
ge of her school at Walton, leaving
for that place oa • Saturday. :
Mr. W. J. Dunlop Le now principal Of
. the Tavistock- Public school. He
left for.,that place on Monday.
Mrs. Prank . Arscott, Miss Ena and
Master Earl of London are visiting
her 'nether, Mrs. George VeZwin,
of Ontario street.
County Councillor Cantelon- was in
.Winghtun yesterday. attending • a
meetingof the road and ' bridge
committee of the county council. •
Mrs; Frank Williams and son of
Brantford have returned home after
a three -weeks' visit to 'Mr. and Mrs
John Holmes of the London Road.
Mr.• • Torrance Dunlop resumed • his
'duties in the S yrertign Isank, Mil-
verton, on Monday after a fort-
night's holiday at his home in. Clint
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Newest Press Goods
The latest styles are to be found here in endless variety. You will readily understand the "why" of our great
success in selling Dress Goods when you see our stock and prices which are the lowest we have ever quoted on
brand new goods. Every piece represents the product of the best makers—good taste displayed in producing and
choosing—and prices lower than like goods are sold for in most stol es.
Our sales of New Fall Dress Goods last week was the largest we have ever had in one week. You are cord.
ially invited to call and examine our lovely stock and compare values and prices.
Dress Making Department. A Cotton Bargain
Our Dress Making Department is now prepared to 4c-
cept orders for early Autumn wear ----,we fully guarantee the
fit of every garment we send out—It will also be a satisfaction
to know that there Will be no disappointment here—every or-
der will be ready at the promised time.
New Outing Hats for Autumn Weary
We have on display a few very pretty ready- •
to•;wear hats for Autumn—they come in several neat An Not more than 20 yards sold to each customer
designs—all are•the latest New York Styles, $1, -so to*PJ.1./1./
for Saturday Morning.
From 8 to ro o'clock only.
At 4c a yard.
On Saturday morning from 8 to io only—Ave
will place on sale 400 yards of a good quality. of Grey
, Cotton at 4c a yard—If we had to buy this Cotton
at to -day's prices we could not sell it under 6ic.
85c Black Dress Goods at 45c. •
(On Sale Saturday Morning.)
Some time ago our syndicate got a chance to
buy several hundred yards of New Fall Dress Goods
awa under rice: --no need to' tellyou the particulars.
y. p
of the purchase, it is enough to know that on. Saturday . .45C
morning this 85c Black Dress Goods goes on sale at
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$1.5o Chinelle. Table- Covers at Sc.
Chinelle Table Covers with fringe all around- 85c -
size 45x45, regular $i.5o• on 'sale at
Bed Spreads at 79C.
This spread is made of a good quality of cot- /0
ton yarn-a.nd give excellent wear -very special
Mrs.: Albert Seeley and two childreno.
Mrs. EdWin. johns, Miss Ella Johns 'Miss .LiZzte TroWhill has been spend,. was in Clinton: yesterday, . .
and Mr. Addison Johns; spent Wed- ing the past, Week with Goderich Mr. Jake Chidley has returned, to
nesday at Mr. Robert Lawson's in f d . • his position at Torontbk after an
o erne. „
Mr. John M. Torrance, who had been
speeding part of his' holidays at:
home, returned on Saturday to
.Usberne to resume' his duties ex
school teacher. •
Mr. Harry Irwin, who • had- 'with his
sister,. Miss Mary Toronto;
< been visiting another sister,. Mrs.
John;Xing of Latirium, Mich., re-
turned on Tuesday.
Messrs. 'Jahn Harland and • John
.Johnstiine el Rattenbiiry Street
have returned alter a delightful, trip
up the lakes, visiting the 'Soo,
MacicinaW Island and several other
places. • •
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tozer were • in
Toronto this week attending: ' the
wedding of the former's sister, litlisS
Jean Tozer, tO Lou .Scholes, the
champion oarsman of the world.
Tha happy event took place yester-
' ay.
131ack ...Cashmere Hose 25c.
The best stcicking we havehad for .a long time " •
io w a now sellin at 25c. It is made of • •
a very fine qu y of- Cashmere yarn arid has an extra 25 . • .•
s the ne weare
16c Shaker Flanriel at 1234c.
On Saturday morning we will place on sale
200 yards of an extra wide and heavy flannelette in
shades of Cream, Red. and Sky—the regular value of
whichis I 6c to go at
Embroideries at �c worth up to.
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200 yards of fine white embroidery, all good
strong edges and regular value up to x2ic on sale at
65c Table Linen .at 50c
200 yards of 58inch wide Table Linen, war-
ranted pure flax, in assorted designs, --this is an extra .
heavy quality and is excellent value at .05c,. on. sale
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20C Black Satanna at 1
5oo yards ofthe very best 20c Black -Satana
Which has a very fie Satin finish, to go on sale
Saturday at • •
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heavy foot, healand toe. 'Very special at per pair..., C
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New Dress TrimMings are here.
and by far the nicest lot of trimmings we have
ever shown—braids are shown in an endless variety—no
trouble to show goods—Come as often as you can.
Personal.. : Personal. ,
Dr, Thompson Was in Goderich pro= Mrs.• F. W. Watts has been in Toren.-
lessionally on Monday. , • to a few days of the past week. .
-Rev. George Evans. of Muskoka • is Mrs. .D. Cook Sr; .has been spending
. visiting his brother, Dr. Evans. • . a couple of weeks with friends at
Miss Annie Ross, Chicago, .. fOrmerly ". the Nile,. • .
• of ' Clinton, is visiting friends in Miss Minnie Nethery Belgrave,Whe
toWn • • had. been . visiting Huliett friends,
Mr. Robert King returnee. last week enjoyable • holiday at his Clinton
.
. to Manitoulin Isle to resume his , 'home. . • •
duties as school teacher. Mr, William Nediger of Owen Sound
Mrs. W. FL Newcombe has:returned is the guest of his son, Mr. W. J,
from • a month's visit at Petrelia. Nediger of the Electric Light Wo -
Mr. Newcombe went 'down to meet rks. • .
Miss Grace Shepherd, who spent part
Miss Annie Pollock of La fliviere, . of. her holidays at Amherst Isle, rot -
Man, has been the guest'the past urned on Monday to, Lambeth where
week Mr. and Mrs. John Tor:. she is teaching school. ,
ranee.. . . : Mr. Harry.Dowzer is home from Tor-
Mtg. H. Andrews, The News -Record onto, taking art enforced holiday
understands, ;will spend next aainter owing to an attack of blood •pcilson-',
with her daughter, Mrs.' (DO Steep ing in one of his hands. . •
of Winnipeg, . Mr. E. H. Henderson, president of
Miss Blanche Shepherd returned last the Salt Compaay, 'Windsor, was
Thursday from her trip .to Winnipeg the guest of ' Mr. John Ransford
• and on :Monday left• for Arvn.to ic- . frorn Saturday to -Monday. •
surae her duties as -teacher. • Misses Shirley Bawden and Gladys
Miss Agnes Chidley left on Saturday. Herman attended a meeting of the
for Queenston Heights, baying. ex- Mission Band held, at Mrs. George
cepted the position' of lady princi- Ladd's of Holmesville on Saturday
pal of the Public school there, last. -
Captain§ MeTag art and Shaw drove Mrs. D, Paisley and her daughter,
Miss Hattie Rumbail B. A., who some to Goderich onday evening and
time since accepted a lucrative po-
sition in a Pennsylvania College,
has been offered $1,000 a lyear by a
seat of learning in Dakota. We
understand Miss Rumball has de-
cided to remain in the East. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cantelon have
returned to Toronto after a week's
visit with Clinton friends. This
was W. P's' first visit to the old
home town since his marriage and
' his numerous friends were glad of
the opportunity which it afforded
of congratulating him.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Fowler . and Avery has bought a quarter section
their daughter, little Miss 'Gladys, with the crop.
of Goderieh were in Clinton Tues- Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Dohetry returned
day and paid their first visit to tly, on Monday evening from their wed -
House of Retuge. They were on ding tour which extended through
their way to Seaforth whore Mr. • the Thousand Islands and down the
Powler annually makes sale of hun-
boxes being well Aloe be has he St. Lawrence to Montreal. They
dreds of boxes of berries, etc, His have taken. up housekeeping in the
residence next that of Mr, and Mrs.
delivered to Registrar Coats the
• grandfather's clock, the gift of the
citizens of. Clinton to that gentle-
man.
Mr., John Ransford was in Toronto
on Tuesday, "J.• IV' is now a
grand -dad, the wife of his son, Mr.
Henry Ransford of haNing
given birth to • a bouncing hey on
Monday. . •
Mr. Charles Avery and family of 'the
London Road left on Saturday last
for their new ,lionie sixty miles nor-
th of Calgary, Alberta, where. Mr,
diflicillty in 'securing purchasers.
ith, Victoria street. s
Mr. NY. ci. Smith had as his guests mr, William try and he comes to stay
Shepherd of County
on Saturday and Sunday his bre- Down, Ireland, whose home is sev- omen of good fortune that the first
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ther-in-law, Mr, W. J. Robinson of en miles from the good city of Bel- person to shake hands with him on
Kirkton, and his nephew, Mr. Dav- fast, has been the guest of his uncle, lauding at Quebec was Lord Mute,
id Sinith. The latter's home is in , James Shepherd of Townsend the Governor-General,
St. Marys, but he has been in the street, for a couple of a mks past.
He went into the gold country Ile leaves in a few days for Mani-
Kiondyke for thpast four ye
'e ars.
from Lite Northwest as a member toba with the eXpectation of sett-
ling in that province.
' Miss 'Annie, returned home to Tees -
water on Monday after having been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Paisley for a week. •
Mrs. D. M. Ross and Mrs. Findlay
•MeEwen of town attended a picnic
of the Stewart -Mena -Macfarlane
and McEwen families in Bayfield on
Saturday.
Mr. W. Hellyar returned on Fri-
day from a well-earned holiday at
his old home in Cobourg. His busi-
ness was in capable hands during
'his absence.
Mr. C. W. Stewart, London, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
in town "Stanleand Goderich to-
wnships. Mrs. Stewart, with her
sons, Frank and Erwin, has been
here for some time and will remain
until the first of September,
Mr. Stanley Pym of London, Eng-
land, is the guest . eft his aunt, Mrs.
John Holmes of the Huron Road.
This is his first visit to this coun-
• Of the Mounted Police, but a year
ago he resigned from .the force. to Mr. Richard Holmes, wire and sons
enter the service 01 a company whi- of London, Mrs, Jos. HOlines Sr, of
W
eh runs a line of stages from hitechurch, Miss Jennie Rol -
White Horse to DaWson. • The dis- meg of Londesboro were the guests .
from Saturday to Monday last of
tanto is 850 miles and is made in
five and a half days with four and oir• and Mts. John et the
Hun%Road to' meet Miss Muriel
six horse teams. Each driver eov-
erg the entire distance. The line is Holmesf New York, who is stay -
operated only after the close of na- ing with them for a month. There
vigation. Mr. Smith likes the were twelve meMberS of the Holmes
country so well that he will return family in the party which gathered
to' it again in it fcW Weeks, around the tes, tabl c 011 Sunday.
Deaths.
WRIGHT—In Hullett on August 1,70,
Jennie, fifth daughter of Mr. John
Wright, aged 20 yes,rs, 7 months
and 20 days.
WANTED—A GOOD SMART INT.
elligent Boy tO learn the telephone
operating and jewellery business.
—Itumball At Co.
Your money back
if you waist it.
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CLINTOtT.
.Durinfi JUly d AUglast this
store wiTh eZose•at orie Weloc7c on
WedneSdaty and 6. oicZockzAitrz,
• every . other even:Y.7w e:xeept
Saturday. • • , •
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titt;.n
Our ne iI Suitings of cotcli.
• Tweeds are hei-e, The character and. .
style of the 'lines we are showing sur
passes anything it laaz. ever been our -
pleasure to submit to our customers...
-.• Imported. :from the best makers bf
Tweeds in. Scotland, they can, be depend-
- ed upon to give. that satisfa.ctor3r. v5rear
thatcan be had. from no other material. •
The patterns and. colorings are neat and.
natty. • The correct thing for Gentle-
Man Fall and. Winter wear. Our large •
outside busines enables us to show a
range.of patterns that would be impos.:.
.sible were it not for it, and. you will find.
variety in this new stookthat is equal.'
ed. by few Tailoring Establishments in.
the Country. Come and. look these nob-
by Tweeds over. You need. not buy un-
less you wish but already we are book-
ing orders lot Fall frora people who like
to make their selections before the best
patterns are picked. up.
Scotch Tweed Suitings, finest imported. qualities,,
colors absolutely fast, will give excellent wear, made to your or-
der in fleet class style, with good linintgs used throughout,
$20 00 • $22•001 25400
Mr. Barge has returned fiona the
West and we are now in full swing
for Fall business. Leave yoair or-
der early.
Hodgen s Bros.
Milting Said