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The New
Dress Goods
Plah'icolors and cleat tweed effects will
have first call for fall and winter suitings.
The first shipments arenow on our counters,
From the lowest to the highest grade, quali-
ties are everything they should be and the de-
signs and colorings such as will appeal to all
particular people, These are a few of the
many good lines,
Plain Cloths at soc
Plain Cloth Suitings, all pure wool, clear, bright.
finish, will make stylish and servicable• costumes, in fifinp
browns, navy, black, ete., voy special at per yd • . , , 01.010,
Tweed Effects at 65c.
Fancy Tweed Effects suitable for Fal. Suits or
separate Skirts, neat, small designs, green, brown,
and blue, 42 inches wide, special per y 05e,
Fancy Suitings hoc
Fancy Suitiugs, neat small atterns, suitable for
Shirt Waist Suits or separate Skirts, dark• colors, ftn
very stylish at per yd ULM!
Mohair Waistings 45c«
•
Fancy Mohairs, black. And navy ' grounds with
neat, small designs in black and white, very fashion- 45c
able for Waists. at per 3d
French Flannels sac.
Fancy French Flannels the finest assortment of
choice designs we have ever shown. Many hand-
some color combinations, cloth best quality we eau -
buy, special at per yd
Plain Suitings $x.00, to $i.5o.
Fine Broadcloth for Ladies Suits. This cloth is`
.London shrunk and has o rich satiny finish, it is
made from pure weol and give excellent wear, black,
brown,.green and navy at per yd;
$1.00 $1.25 $1,50.
Fancy.Tweeds $i.uo and $1.25.
Fancy, Tweed effects, . medium, and . dark • color
combinations, will make handsome and stylish '
Suits or separate Skirts, special per yd.
$1,00 ►s $1.25
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New Trimmings.
Just a few new Trimining.s:arrived last week,
/tot by•a:ny near s'all We will show, but enou •
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•too•
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buyersa ni, 'a
ssort
men
t to select
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i24 • airs. a Minute.
-.124 pairs . of Stockings every
minute ',of•a working day..'' is : the.
capacity of the Black .Cat Stocking
factory away over in .Kenosha, Wis.
:Ev,en'theli, the _ factory has to :run
over -time. to supply the demand. If,
Brack cat Brand .
Chieago.11ockford Black Cat Stockings . were not good,
hosiery Company • . .
. Senossa,ws. do you think 124- pairs could be made`.:
and sold every minute ? They: must be good, ; or
they would not sell like that. All sizes now in
stock, ready for schoolo.
opening;
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25 � �SC • and 4 per :patr:
Millinery.. Deartment
ead for
�ir loess
The Millinery Department 'will, be ready for
_ • fall business. on Tuesday next. Misses Pettigrew'
Yg.
and Burke . have ` returned from. the markets and
will be ready to receive customers on Tuesday.
New fall goods are here and early buyers' will find
a good assortment now to select from.
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Outing Hats,
Some nobby New York Outing Hats. are dis-
played ed in'our showroom. .The very • latest styles
•
as show n in the American Metropolis, Not many
of any one kind. Colne and see them before the
bast get picked up.
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000 paha Indies' ribbed Oashnnere X'fose, oracle
from fine, soft 'yar`ne, splfeed heels, heanntes,
feet, a capital stocking for early fall wear and ani,
are good value at 35e,, speoial at per pair LSJUI
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The TThisStore's Wednesday .esday - ;alf Holiday is over.
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oNotieel
Wewill be open for business s ev. day until
Question Is L six o'clock, Saturdays until ten.
Sohooi Siipplios.
We have all the eonvenien-
ces and essentials that the
boys and girls will need. Our
usual good values in Scribb-
lers, Slateq, Pads, Pencils, etc.
We want your trade at this
School opening and if you will
so favor us we will try to give
you satisfaction that it may be
a benefit to you and that we
may merit a continuanceof
your patronage.
See us about it.
NORDHEIlifl R PIANOS:
Agents Parker's Dye Works;
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Often the Cheapest. Always the Best_
About •
People
W Know
Dr, Shaw, was in Stratford yester-
day.
Mr. W. Jackson was in Toronto this
week, •
Mr.. M. Stanley was in London on
Wednesday. .
Mr. S. Jackson returned to Montreal
on Saturday.
Mr. Fred. Stanley is spending the
week in Sarnia.
Mr. R. Vanstono,.. Wingliani, . was in
Clinton 'Tuesday.
Mrs. W..13. Latornell has retutned,to
• her bo.no in St.. Thoinas.
County Engineer: Ainsley of Wing -
ham was in. town. Tuesday..
Mr. 'A T..Cooper `spent. a couple of
.clays in Toronto this week. •
Mr.
J. C Stoneman and Tuesday. Tien -
sail, :were •in town. on. Tuesday:
•Mr. ,Thos. •Moore is •nisi tirrg.his ,neice;
Mrs.. Frank Yeo, of .Mt, • Forest:
Mrs, Frank. Weldon of Sarnia is the.
guest. ' of• rho Misses Stanley /line
ve
Mrs., Slreriock of Winn .ipeg. was the
guest of Mrs. F. W.Watts . • on
• Sunday:.
'Mr W. • P. Spaulding: Willmake. a
business trip. Philadelphia, Pa.,
this week... .
Mr. James, Ciendenning, of Huntsville,
Muskoka, is .visiting 'his sister,lVMrs. •
Williaril • Canteton:
Tom Rance; Bub Brewer: and Roy
Campbell have. returned .from their
outing at Bayi eld•
Miss. Dollie Shaw of Brandon;.' Man.,
is .visiting. her parents; Mr. and
Mrs: John Shaw. .
Mr. James. Mulligan of 'Sarnia was a
• private •: guest at the Rattenbury
House on Tuesday: •
• -Vlrs. Geo B:,'Hanley..returned Satur-
day from a'inonth's visit with rola,
tives at Souris, Man
Mrs. •W G. Moffatt left Tuesday' for
Toronto • where . she will spend.: a,
• week or so with friends.
Mr, .Walter Baker returned; to Galt
yesterday to resume his duties in
the Public. school.at •that place..
Mr.. Lester :Whitely of the teaching
• staff . of 'the Collegiate, St. * Thom-
as, :returned . to that -pity yesterday..
•:Mr W. Colyer, head 'cuttter.: for the
Jackson -Mfg. Co.,:•.is enjoying ., a
well-earned' holiday. in. Toronto this
week.,
Mrs. ELaird, • who .bad been visiting
relatives at Belgrave'and ,Fordwich
for..several : weeks, returned . home
yesterday. .•
..
Mrs. R. Fitzsimons has returned froim•.
a.Visit of several weeks with friends
ie Winnipeg; Morden, . Carinen • and
Portage la Prairie.
Mrs. Neale; who has been visiting her
mother and sister,' Mrs. and Miss
Gilchrist, returned to her home in
Piattsviile yesterday,. `
Mr. Israel Taylor, who has.been in
Selkirk;; Man,; for' seveal months,
is ,severing his connection' with that
place and will .,return to Ontario.
Mrs. David Steep, town, and :Mrs. •
Charles Copp of Goderich were gu-
ests of the latter's sister, Mrs.John
Farquhar of Ifullett, on Thursday
last:
Mrs: J. Taylor and Miss Della, .who
had been visiting. London for a few
weeks, and Master Will., who spent
part of his holidays with .his uncle
in Toronto, returned` home on Tues-
day.
Mr. John' Wright' arrived . from . Port-
land, Oregon, on Saturday last,
He came home because of the ill-
ness 0f his daughter, but alas ar-
rived too late. He is somewhat un-
decided as to his future moveinents,
but may remain in. Clinton:.
'Rog E. C. Jennings 'pi Bayfleld was
in town en Thursday last. and has
since left 'to visit -old friends in .the)
fdanover-Allan Park parish of which
he was in charge several .years. Mr.'
Jennings has many warm friends in
that parish who will be much pleas-
ed ta have the opportunity of meet-
ing hien again.
Messrs. T. Jackson Jr. abut C. C.
• Rance, the energetic representatives
of the Jackson Mfg. Co., leave next
week: on their fall trips to the Coa-
st, the former through the . North-
west to the .Pacific and Mr. Ranee
down to the Atlantic, visiting the
principal points in the different pro-
vinces en route.
Mr. W. J. Lougheed, late mathemati-
cal master in the 0, C. L, was . in
town Tuesday and Wednesday, leav-
ing yesterday for %Iamilton to en-
ter upon his duties hi the Collegia-
te there. In addition to being an
excellent teacher, Mr. Lougheed is
affable and Popular, so we expect
to hear of Mint meeting with succ-
ess in the Ambitious City.
Miss Mary Lough 'left yesterday to
resrine her duties as secretary of
the Y. W. C. A. at Teterboro The
Y. W, 0. A. is a very prosperous
institution in that town and for its
accommodation a $30;000 building
is now in course of erection. Those
who arena position to know say
that WA Lough ,is one of the most
efficient Y. W. G. A, workers in the
province.
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A Complete Dry Goods Store
t has always been our endeavor to make tlliis a complete and,. ii),
popular store. We are pre-
pared to meet every taste, to cater for the trade of all classes. our shelves and counters
• hold a stock of merchandise this fall greater by far than we have ever carried. Our syndicate
buyer has travelled throughout England, Scotland, Ireland, Prance and Germany and has been
successful beyond. our expectations in gathering togetherthe finest stock of Dress Goods, Silks,
Millinery, Ladies' and. Children's Coats, L' ,mens,1-Iosiery, Etc,, we have ever shown, all of which
we nark at the popular prices for which this store has always been noted..
We always demand quality, however low the price at which webuy goods. ' It is our stead•
fast rule to give good quality, new style and dependability with our offer of lowest prices.
Dress Goods
Serges at 40c
At this price we are showing a very .fine range of serges
in shades of navy, royal, cardinal, black. etc., 40 inches wide/
extra heavy quality and all pure wool.
Dress • Tweeds at 60c to 75c
The very nicest Tweed'Dress Goods we have ever sold for
the .money are the ones we are selling at 60c and 75c,, they
come in a fine range of shades, such as the new brown, green,
navy, etc.,. some are 'flaked with white while others ' have
flakes of several shades. Those : wanting' .a medium priced.
dress will find this a good range from which to choose..
Tweed Suitings at $i, $1.25 to $1.7b
. 56 inch•wide Suitingsin assorted colors and designs, they.
carne itt the new shades of green, blue, brown, grey, etc., and
are just the.weight for the fall suit, many of these come in
individual lengths, no two being alike.
Broadcloths at 85c, $1, $.1.25,:. $1.50 .and $1,85.
For the Fall trade :.vveare showingthe finest range of
Broadcloths' have ever sho�vn• they c e in shade �o g
greenandare by far the best vat
Black Dress (Gods.
The largest and . finest range of Black Dress Goods this
store has ever shwa is now on display here.: There are so
many different weaves that it is almost impossible to describe .
them, If you want to buy .a black dress,you will find a choice
here that would do credit to a town a great deal larger than
Clinton. We will be pleased to have you call at any time and
see what we. can do for you in the way of saving your money
on the purchase of a Black Dress... Prices range from .250 to
$2.50 per yard and every price between.
Eolienes in ' Evening Shades;
These Eolienes come in light shades of Pearl Gray, cham-
pagne ..cream, white, etc., :some are perfectly plain' white and
others have neat little figures.These are the very newest: goods
for evening dresse3, prices $1,25, $1,50 and $1,75,
New Dress Trimmings.
More than five hundred dollars worth .of New Drees _Tri
m.mings have already been .received this fall' everyone of
which was' imported by us. Black braids with a. little thread
'of gold interwoven to be used for trimming,infact there are so
many kinds, the only way to find out the correct trimming is
to come and see for yourself.
Br es fnavy Millinery browir- hi -inters
h n Ers ai�d black _ .�
nes we have ever had —those who perfer plain cloth for suits...y prepared Oui' Milliners. Will back`Monda: and" be to
will find a:ve&y nice assortment here;;from which -to choose. accept orders for Early .Fall wear..
Live Stock Market. •
:. .
Toronto, Aug. • 30—The :runwas ii=
•
ght at the city cattle market today,
consisting of 70 loads, with 1,042
head of cattle, '1,554 sheep • and lambs
530- hogs :.and 79 calves:. For good t0
choice cattle 'there was a'• fair, steady
Market. For inferior' grades there
was :a slow and dragging market.
Export --There wore a few loads of
goodexport cattle`offerin , arid prices
for these were just about steady to'
firm.. Wilson & Mabee disposing of a
load' of extra choice at a little over
$5., For the rest there was nothing
of any quality to speak ofand, the
prices ruled anywhere from 14.05 to
$4.80, the latter' figure appearing to
be about • the top for the average run
of fair to good exporters. Consider-
ing the price of cattle in the British
market to day • shippers are of opin-
ion that local prices are about • as
high 'as they will go, except for any-
thing extra choice, which will coram
-
and a good price all through,: For.
the medium grassers prices,.they. say,
are quite 'high enough, if not too
high.
Butchers --Thera is . a good market
for the best butcher cattle at from
$4.25 to $4,50, but . very, few of this
Clam claof cattle offering. The large
proportion of today's offerings Were
considerably: off. in gdality and prices
in consequence' were hard to get.
More good butcher cattle would have
found a ready market. Buyers were
wilting towait to see what. the next
market would bring rather than load
themselves up with beefof a poor
quality.
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St ck --
o e s There is a' few stockers
moving, but market= is not active,,,
and the quality is off. There aro .
more rough easterners coming, in
than can readily be. disposed of. For
at
go d sto ketspprices are about steady
Sheep and Lambs -The run was
light,' everything 'WWI sold and trade
was good.-.Pr.lees are steady ex-
port ewes at $3.05 to $3.75 ; lambs
at $4.50 to $4.00.
Hogs.. he market is weak. To-
day'si�atatiotis' from Harris are
selects 15.50•; lights and fats $5.25,
.Brakeman:.McDermott-'
Killed ., Yesterday at:
Clinton Station.
A, brakeman named John..MeDer_
mott:of Stratford Was killed as Clinton'.
'Station yesterday' afternoon. He was
one of the crew of the eastbound
freight, which was shutting in the
yard; • and while drawing a -coupling ..
pin the engine backed down upon lrith
crushing him to death. The body was
awfully, mingled aud,'the poor fellow
diedinstantly. He was .A1, years of
age, wile married a tr.
ied and' had one child;
Coroner Shaw did not deem an inquest
necessary and thebody was'. taken .to.
Stratford on this morniug's train.
Personal,
Miss.Gilflllan, M. AA,'., of 13owinanville,
who has been the guest of Miss B.
Rumball, B. A„ for several weeka,
has returned home.
Me, and Mrs. George' Swartz returned
.on Saturday feom CleRelan 1, Ohio,
where they had been visiting their•
daughter for several weeks.
CLAS9$S RESUtvIED,••—Mice Menlo
0. Houston resumes work next week
with her classesin vocal music and
piano, lithe will be at home Tuesday
afternoon to arrange for boure for for-
mer or for new pupils.
WANT
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ry House. 34
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WANT ik?p," AL •SV1-
vent ' 'for r xCe ; e o ail family.
Highest w+ : Apply •; tb
Mrs. Richard Irwin, Clinton. 34.2
s• Stratford ,Herald, Special Train
Week End Excursion to Goderich Sept. 10th
Train Leave A. M. '1#,'d Trip.
Seaforth
Clinton
Holtnesvlllc,
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`/'rain Leave
05 .Stratford
40. Mitchell:
• ,40 Dublin
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A. M. It'd Trip
6.40 1:40
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1,00
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Tic is' gond gialtyf ori special. .tarn only, Saturday laming,- Suit, 10.
ft,,eturnin /,'good. nn •afly regular train iep to_,3 p. nt., or orf special •trrahz
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leavfn4 deielc 4L 10,,30 p. m.t 14Mot1•iiify,• wept, .13th. •
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eady to -put on.
We are showing the greatest stock of•Men's
Ready-toWear Suits to be 'found' it this section.
Every garment is made from clean, honest ' mater-:
ials,• good linings are used, and the
workmanship is
first-class throughout. The values are such that
you will not find their equal anywhere here -abouts,
Here are two lines just giveyou
an idea how we.
sell Ready -Made Clothing. •
•
Serge ,Su its $8.00.
Mens Suits made from. strong all wool 'Sergei:
hard worsted finish, good linings usexl '
throughout, Every size 1 alt, . No skimp;
ing of materia -or workmanship,. cut in ea n
the latest style, black or navy,special each ea
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Tweed Suits $10.0o.
Mens Suits made from pure Wool Tweeds, neat
patterns, good weight,. good quality lin-
ings used:• throughout, workmanship fir't-
class, every garment properly cut and put•
together, a ince ran a of patterns to •select
from, special at each.. . , ... .
veralls,
$10.00`
We have the greatest value in Overalls to,
sellfor a dollar' bill that you will find in the trade;
We bought hundreds of dollar's Worth before the:
recent advance in Cotton materials and to -day are.
selling Overalls at .$i.00 per pair, that if we had to'
buy them to -day, could not be sold for less .than $1.25
Denim Overalls,. $i.coo.
Mens heavy Derry Overalls, black or grey, all
seams double sown, double seat, riveted
pockets and buttons, extra special value
at per pair ......... .. . .,,.,.:,,,.....,,
Moleskin Pants, $i.00.
Mens heavy cotton Moleskin Pants,•nice assort.
rn.Pnt of neat stripes, seams double sown,
special at per pair
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Iiodgens ..„.,
Claim and I enl3
a,.I'iL,l s a