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The Best
School
The best School S ockings for Boys or
Girls are the famous "Black, Cat" Stockings
made in Kenosha, Wis. 'The "Black Cat"
factory is the largest Hosiery Factory in
the world. Here are some facts and fig
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tires that will give you some idea of its size
and the number of Stockings turned out
every year.
Employees 1200
Travelling Salesmen 25
Coal used in a year 8000 tons
Water used in a year 50,000,000 gallons
Paper Boxes used per. year 1,872,000.
Number of pairs made per year 11,606,400
Average product per day 36,000 pairs
Or made every minute 124 pairs
If "Black. Cat" Stockings were not good
do you think that 124 pairs could be made
and sold every snintrte? Where they are
best known they are best liked. Try them
for your Boys and Girls. All sizes now in
stock ready for School Opening.
Triple knees and triple heels,
25, 35 and 40 cents per pair.
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The Flannel; Waistings
No time like now to select your Flannel Waists
for Fall. All our new patterns are here and putting
it off' means • that you will have fewer to select
from. A ulcer lot Nye have never shavin. • Qualities
are the best that are made. Not more than two or .
three waists of any one pattern and coloring, See . -
them before the assor anent gets broken. ... '
The Clinton News -Record August 25th 1904
1LLe eats
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Skirts for Autumn
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
°graphed as were those which made
a price sensation .a few weeks ago,
but are the kind to give you light
employment in tracing thein out. A.
cord goes around eaeh with suitable
colors to match tassel, for 25 cents
additional.
LADIES IIGSE SUPPORTERS.—
They are the kind:you have always
paid 50 cents for. Our price 'is 25
cents. We have them in yellow, bl-
ack, pink and red. We never stocked
this line before. We want to he able
to procure again at this price, You's
better hurry.
Can you afford to miss the savings?
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IsTORDBEIMER. PIANOS.
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
31, 11 Fair Co,
Often the Cheapest. Always the Best.
About
People
We° KIIONV
Judges Holt 'and, Crarrow were in
. Clinton yesterday:. •
Mt.:W. J.. Brandon 01 Bayfield was in
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town on Tuesday, . •
Mks. II. Beattie Visited her parents •
inSeaforth Yesterday.
Mr. Sydney Jackson.. of Montreal. is
Spending hisholidays in, town.
*Mrs. Carlton of Goderich visited her.
son; Mr. W. Routledge, last week..
MissQarrie Steep :1;1,$:tied SeafOrth
. friends from Monday until yester-
day. • • ' • • •
Miss Ethel glimmers -toile. of Mandl
Visited at Mr. W. ff. Cook's this
week. .•
The Misses Henderson of...Kincardine
w.ere guests. Of Mrs...Thos,. Cooper
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this week. . •
Mrs. Jacob Taylor and her, daughter,
Miss Della; are:-.Spenning,a .00101.13.ot
• weeks .with. London friends. : . •
Mr.. and Mrs.. Arthur MeqUirei: Sperit
Sunday in Clinton 'with the.... for-.'
• mer's -brother.,--Drusseis ileralth
• *Master Will. Taylor is spending his
We have opened the autumn season in this department with the full intention of doubling
our trade. With that end in view we have prepared very large assortments of Stylish
Skirts and although there are many lots yet to come we are already prepared to meet every de-
mand, even better than last season, and far better people tell us than can be done in any other
Clinton store. Buying as we do with a syndicate of seven stores in very large quantities insures
for our customers lower prices than can be had elsewhere in town. You are cordially invited to
call and see the New Skirts. Prices are $2.50, $3.00,. $3.75, $4.00, $4.50 to $10.00.
The New Dress• Goods Table Towelings, Sheeting's
Blankets, Flannels, Etc.
For Fall Wear
Dress Goods were never so beautiful as this fall. Our
stock was never so large, so carefully selected and never have
we sold so many Dress Goods so early in the season as we
have during the last two weeks. Whatever is newest, most
•fashionable, most wanted and desirable has found a place in
this big stock. We have maintained our popularity by mark-
ing these Dress Goods at prices that will save you money on
every yard.
Beautiful light weight TWeeds suitable for Shirt waistSuite at 60e, 75e I 50
to
'Broadcloths rn all the very newest shades of navy, brown, green, black I 0
at, per yard 85c, and i.4
First Showing of The
New Fall and Winter Coats
• Whenever you think of household supplies like the above
think of this store as being the' very best place in Clinton
from which to buy. That you -will find none but goods of
sturdy, reliable quality here, and save some money, we can 1
prove to you as we areproving to many customers every week,
65c Table Linen at 50e- -
MO yards of Table Linen warranted all pure flax, very heavy quality that Gn.
will Ova excellent wear, regular 05c -for •i) U
$1.50 Table Linen at 90c
72 inch wide full bleached Table Linens. double satin damask finish,flor-
Towelings 1 .9 0
at designs, extra heavy quality, regular $1.50 table linen, slighly, to
go at
Pure Linen Toweling in light and heavy qualities, very. spepial at Oc. 1)1
• • 8, 10c and • , 1 /..2
Flannelette Sheeting at 30c ' •
GoOd Quality -Heavy Weight
0 first shi ment of the new Fall and Winter Coats ar- • • .
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rived this week. They are by far the finest lOt of Coats we
est styles and of cloths that will give good wear. We will be
have seen for. a long time. They are made in the very new -
pleased to have you call and get an, idea of the styles that are
to be worn during the coming season: • .
Fall Millinery
Ogy Milliners are now attending the Openings and is
anoth-er week will be back' and ready to accept early fall or-
ders. This we will have the finest stock of±Millinery
this Store- has ever shown and you will find pur prices lower
than ever. Our syndicate buyer, Mr. Cressman of Peterbor-
n
has just returned •frorn England, France andGermany
Fancy Fiench 'Flannels, "strong'cloth, soft, velvety • holidays. at:the summer •residence 1 d th best ,valued in 'Millinery ever shown
Grey Flannel at 12/2`c •
300 yards of extra good quality of Grey Flannel in light and dark shades
of gr.ey, both twill and plain.. This Flannel is well worth 15e, our or
, special value at • I L.2
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More Cashmere 1 -lose at 25c per pair •
These are really splendid Stockings for earl fall wear. They are made
of an extra good quality of Cashmere arn and have double sole,
them the price will be
heel and toe. They would be good value at 35c, but while we have .25
New Golf Waists. •
_ . The_neW fall Golf Waists are here,in a very large assort-
inent of Pew styles and -colord. - They are Made of the very
best yarns and will give excellent wear. ,' :'Lf you a,ro in need
of a new golf waist you will find all the new styles - In this
stOck. . Prices :$2.50, p.75. and $3
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priuted in the best Factory iri France.
. at Thornhill of his uncle, Mr, 'Jos. . •
wide range of haxidsoine desig•ns. speeial at per gn• - Taylor. ,
•••• •• u • Miss. Middleton of Clinton afid Miss. •
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New Laces.:. , •
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Some elegant new net Laces are on.our coun-•
ters. They are the correct Styles far late Sum -
:mer and Early Fall. ..Dainty dedigns.. White
or Linen shades, insertions, laces and Allovers
to match. • • .
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First Showing
Fall Dress Goods,-,
The first Of our Pall Dress Goods are. here.
Not all we have coming, still enoughto give you.
an idea of the. trend of the styles for the earning'.
season. : Come and have a look at them, no -aced
to buy unless.you wish. , - •
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Plain Cloths 50c 75c and $1.00. •
Broadcloths. $1.25 and $1.50.
Plain Cheviot & Canvas Cloths 75c, $1, $1.25.
Neat Tweeds effects 50c, 75c and, $1..
Fancy Waistings 50c, 75c and $1.
Mohair Waistings 50, 60c and $1.
Still Some Shirt
Waists To Sell.
We have still a 'few Shirt Waists to sell. Not
a great many, but enough here yet for you to get a
Bargain. Half price is the way they are selling.
You cannot miss it laying in a stock before they
are all gone. . •
$1,00 Shirt Waist h now selling .50
$1.50 Shirt Waists now selling .75 •
$2.00. Shirt Waists novo selling $1.00
$2.50 Shirt Waists now selling $1,25
600 pairs of Cashmere
Hose at 25c -a pair.
We could ask. 35c' a pair for them and still
give you good value. However we can afford to
soil them at 25c, and are going to do it. We clear-
ed a lot of 50 dozen at a Bargain. NOW you can,
share it••
60(1 pairs Ladies ribbed Cashmere Hose, /mule front
fine, soft yarns, spliced heels, seamless feet, a cap-
ital stocking for early rill wear and are good valne h It
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at 35c, special at per pair. ..... rAU
New Golf Jerseys.
Nothing better than 'alGolf Jersey for cool Fall
evenings. They are stylish. They are in-expenive.
See the new ones we are snowing. Very newest sty-
les at $2.25, $3, and $3.23.
'lodger's Bros.
CLINTON.
•V. Patterson ,• of . Wakefield • spent. -!.
. • :Stinday at. :Mr: GOOdev.e's.
Acton 'Free" Pihs.4 . • • . .
Miss Lulu EigleUri,' forinerlY of • 'I' " •
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Clinton but . more: recently of God -
crick 14 now du .London where she .
purposes remaining.
Mr: George flodgens, travelling rep-
resente,tive of the 'Gale Mfg.. Coin-
.Thronte„ hasbeen spending a.
few holidays at home. • , •
Rev. Cluit of Stratliroy, who has
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been. spending his holidays in Clin-
ton and Otherparts of this pOunty;
gets int& harness again this Week.
Miss : Edi th • Jennison of the London
Road . is visiting her friend? Miss •
• Ada Kay, 'London, after which she •
• goof; • to ..,Thorndale. -where she expec-
t•S "10 •reinain for s.oine tune.. . . •
Mr. jqhn Davidson .ot. Bayfield -was in
town on .Monday and text Morning.
left.- for MooSejaw, "Assa.. went
'. on . a•.prospecting trip -and if Stated
Will:lake up land and locate on *the'
"„prairtes. .. • : • .
-Mk. Eli. litetakitglilirt 'has sold' out his,
. ..."barbering . business at Aurora and
Mrs, McLaughlin .has %returned
10 town. • are 'guests. of •the
...latter's- parents, Mr. and. Mrs. W.
• Fluker.:• • • • • .
The . Sol lowi lig left for • Wes tern. points.
on Tuesday morning- and 'purebased.
• their '•transportation through. Mr:W.
W. Jackson, : P. R. •agent: Mrs.
IL . Adams, Jag. Pipe, C. -
'I'. Jennison, W. Tebbutt, Glen
W. -Shepherd, R. J. Chown, •
••• 1-1. Baker, IL• :Williams, W. W'.'
T. 4luelc,. Rob t. Smith,
Mrs. Smith, L. Smith, John Tip -
lady, E. Bali, J. 1)oWs0n, . G. A d-
. ams, It.' Tunning, A. I3utton.
• Mr. 'George .Barge returned on' Satur-
day from a business .trip :trip in the in-
terests • of.the. clothing. department
of Ilodgens Uroi.. lie was • away
seven weeks and visited the princi-.
pal point s in 'Manitoba and the Ter-
ritories, going as far northwest as
Edmonton. Ile' noted many chang-
es since. his trip last fall, evidences'
of progress all along '.the line. Ile
did a. good buSiness, it is needless
to say. ' • • . •
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The following passengers were ticket-
ed' to the West on Tuesday's .ex-
. cursion 1414`. R. klodgens, town ag-
ent G. T. R. : Miss Rathwell to 11;17
.• gin ; Miss ,Maguire, •Elgin ; S. 1-1111,
.Winnipeg ; Miss Routiedge, Winni-
peg ; Jeremiah Noble, Minto Et?
nest Brown, Nepawa. ; 0.. V. Wes-
. ten, Souris ; Dick IVIeLennart, Sour-
is ; Mrs. A. Ginn, McGregor ; Jas,
Medd, Carnduff ; John Ferguson,
Carnduff ; 11. 1VItilholland, 'Winnipeg;
Chas, Weston,. Rathwell ; D.
Weybourne ; Miss Fannie Jet -
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1.toon. MONET BACK
' IF YOU WAXT
Personal.. . . .
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Mrs: A. J. •Griggand baby daughter •Mr: C. L. • Fisher,: Goderich, is hi-
-. and Master Roy returned .Saturdayi toivrt. this Week. • • • •
from. their visit to St. Thomas. • Mis. sa. Hedgens Iras been. visiting
IVir. James Sharp of Watford; cousin her :parents, .Rev. B. and Mrs. Cle- •
• of Mrs. A. Cantelon,.• town,: has beeziintent of Londesboro. •
• engaged •by Mr.. A; 'Seeley. He is • Mr, Ben.- • ,Routledge, , formerly of•
said to be au p)Tert.horseshcier, . ' .Coiribe'S drug stere; 'spent a couple -
•Mrs. E. A. • Lappin e .left • on Weclnes- • of ••day S in; town. last 'week. • Next ••• •
• day. of last week to spendten days week •he goes to. 'Toronto to begin •
or se ...• as the guest.: of Mr. • and Mrs.. his stUdies. at • the • College of Pliar-
13rang of Detroit:. She was acConi- . ' - •
• :palIle(1 by. Miss. Zada- MeRac;. and Mrs. j.ikliller •of Cliaton;• who has
Inir daughter Margery', who has been been. Visiting her daughter, Mrs.L.
Sonic weeks in• Detroit; will return E. 'Evil in .Chesley, was in Hanov-
with her. • • • • '• • era --few- days,. this week a _gtiest
Mr. itessei; fruit. broker •• of at. Mr. 'Lents Ey.dt,'s.--Hanover 'Po -
Glasgow,. • Scotland, James Davies *pt. • •_ • • • •
• of M.ontreal and Robert Adamaon. Mr: .1. Snell of Winnipeg, -Man.,
of Boston .were.• in town' yesterday •• who has been visiting at his .fOr,
'conferring with Mr. P. Cantelon re- • mer home 'in ',Exeter; was hi •town
• garding the 'apple oral>. Mr. Russel on Friday last.- consulting with the
believes :this will be a hard year on .. Jackson Mfg. Company whom he
the exporter- owing to • theibig crop represents in the -province of Mani -
in Britain, France .a,nd the U. • S. • toba. M. Snell says the Lion
• Lew . prices, he says,' will 'rule,. • brand clothing is becoming- iticreas,-
'The following :.members of the . loeal ingly poputar,.m. that province. .
Canip of th W. O. W. attended' the Miss Annie Wright Of Goderieh• spent
• unveilingceremony: in Goderichce; from ; Saturday till 'Monday . with
meter on Sunday.; J. A. Ford; H.. tovin friends and lef1 that day 101
Archer, N. Ball, R. Bell, .3; Ire-. • her home in Goderich. She hadbeen
' land, O. .Crich, II. B. Kerr, J. •.13. •• spending the' past week at Mr. J.
• Hoover, J. Cook, .J. W. Elliott, A. • Boson's,. Summerhill, having. been
J• Grigg, A. Taylor, R. Smith L. called to the bedside of her sister;
Weir, .1 Comba, J. Finch, R. 'A. Miss Jennie Wright; who on Wed-
. Downs, G. Cooper, E. hilton, W. nesday of last week passed over to
Slonian, N. Webb.; R. P. Rookie. Jordan's other shore. •• '
Staff Captain Moore and wife .ol . Mr, Robert Miller has returned from
Montreal are visiting his mother Manitoba and* Assiniboia where he
Mid brothers of town, • Ile has been spent several Weeks and bears wit -
eighteen rears. in S..A. work and IS ness to the boom. He says the
considered One 'of . the most siiecess- heavy immigration and business ac-
- ful officers in 'the service. He has tivity is really, Wonderful and when
for some time been stationed at lie left, .everybodY seethed to be in
Montreal where the. Army. is build- ngocid"spirits though some were fear-
ing• a $3(4000 hea4cinatters. Paid 10.hd or °the. frost, the crop being ien
Stari-Ca,ptain Moore has been as- days or so late,
vis, • Qu 'Appellc.; J. R. Holmes, Killarney ; W. Townsend, Weybur-
ne G. Rands, Carberry' ; James,'
Atwood, Carberry ; William At-
wood, Winnipeg ; P; Cooper, Winni-'
• Peg,
Mr. and Mrs. William Downs' and the-'
• ir son Earl returned InS1 Week frOn.
hos Angeles, California,, where they
spent -several months. They left
• •Clinton for that city with the ex-
- pectation of remaining there for
' some years, but ' while the climate
the greater part of the year is plea -
signed the task of raising the funds
therefor in which work he is . now .
engaged with his usual energy. ' •
1V1r, Thos. Archer of Hullett returned
Varna.
Manitoba. Ile .drove over inuch of Mr. Arthur Johns and Mr. Joseph
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last week from a month's visit in •
. the country and speaking from ob- Ward left on Monday for North Dalt-
servatioa says • the crop is of the ota,
finest but is .ten days or more late Mr. J. Keys of Nashville, Tem,
and may be. caught by the treat, took a snap 'shot of Miss A: J. Keys
lie says that the rusk of inimigran-- S. S. class on Tuesday evening:
ts is so great that it must be seen Miss J. Bothwell, formerly Of TOr-
10 be appreciated. Mr. Archer does onto; left forSouris, Man., on Tees -
not sympathise with the cry. again- day.
st. the C. 1'. R. which is furnishing Mr. and Mrs. James Johns, Mr. '1'
a splendid service considering the Keyes, Miss A. J.. and Miss Emily
tax . upon it. "Why," said he, "our,. Keyes and Rev. R. Miller attended
only delay was on the Grand Trunk the christening of the infant 'daughter
between Toronto and North Day." of M. and Mrs. 13. A. Higgins.
sant, in the summer it is almost
Mr. Archer WAS aee0/11patiled home Mr. John Johns spent Sunday kind-
unindurable for a northerner, except by Ins daughter, Mrs. James ac- et the parentaI roof.
for those who have nothing to do donald of Grisweld, who has been Mr. C. Pilgrim Sr. has returned to
but try • io keep cool.. Mr, Downs ill for some time and cannot stand his home in Guelph, after visiting
had it lucrative position in en organ the climate. Mr: Macdonald has with his son here for the past few
factory, but the heat was so inten- • disposed of his livery business at ' weeks,
' se that he lost weight weekly, al- Griswold and will also return to Remember the garden parly On
most daily, so decided to return to Ontario shortly. They will remain Friday evening.
the Lady of the Snows. They came .111 this POrince• . ' Mrs, Purdy of Seaforth and Mrs.
through from the Coast by the Can- • - • . . . Robinson ' of Toronto were guests of
adian route,_visiting .friends by the - - - • • - Mr, and Mrs, Dan. McNaughton this
eided what lie will do though - his • -i-ne otratneona lacros*se wegits's Mina Davidson has returned
W.Y. Mr. DOWne has not yet de- • „,,,, g., t
him. Mr. William McKeown, Who e 0 c s Miss Pearl Wheatley ef Clinton is
still retnains in that city, but he, iti the setnt.tieets to c Hilton , Wad.
011110fi wow bong. next weanestlay Afternoon. guAelsris:ofJoatrnsa.ton of Zurich was the
Gime the past week,
too, may return to Canada and . .,,,k, ,
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old' position at the o. f. open for • t ant hempions 4.,( Huron from visiting friends in London.
went to Los Angeles with them, will play the Stratford visiting with her sister, Mrs. John
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store w -ill close at one,. o oZock .ors
. • 14Teolitesday and 0 o'clock sharp •
every •• other .e'ri-6ning •except '• •
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Ready for School.
School bells will be' ringing in a few
days. Get your boys ready for the opening.
You can do it here to your advantage and
profit. The biggest and best stock of Boy's
Clothing in the County is here. This is a
strong statement but we have the goods to
back it up.
Boy's School Suits, nobby
styles, bound to wear.
$3.50, $4.50 and $5.50.
"Lion Brand" Knickers
No Knickers like "LION BRAND"
made in Canada or anywhere else for • that
tnatter. Knickers made frotn strong all
wool Tweeds that stand the rough arid
tumble the average School Boy gives his
Knickers. All sizes.
49C, 65c and 75 .cents.
o gens Bros
cloning and tfics riodairI
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