HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-02-23, Page 8Clinton News -Record
RUBBERS AT
FIFTY OENT
AT
Fred. Jackson's
The present weedier renditions fdrce many people into the
purchase of Rubber Shoes which would be gladly avoided if at all
possible ana it is our aim to assist hi making that purchase as easy
aiewe can as t egaids the pi ice.
LADIES'„RUBBERS 50c Gentletriens 75c
We are offering Ladies' Rubbers at 50c and gentlemens' at 75c
and while these are not the hest quantities made they are good en-
ough to finish the season with.
Our very best qualities sell at 75c for ladies and $L00 for men
They are guaranteed to be the best that are made.
Yvu will find among our leather lines equally good Tallies in
all departments.
Repairs While You Wait.
FREt. JACKSON
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Traveller's Sample
77" M 0 0 4 'TS
In rlen*s and Boys' At Less Than
Manufacture's Prices.
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• A few days ago • wewere fortunate enough to secure first
choosing from all the Sample Overcoats t.f one of Canada's Lar-
gest Manufacturers at ridiculously low price and rather than
carry them over for another season we will place the entit a lot
on Sale commencing Saturday atsuch wonderfully low prices
that a few days meet see a general clear up of every coati
Remerobet This:is not a dem ing out of ,undesirable gar -
wants but a genuine Sacrifice Sale of up -to -the -minute -goods.
• Don't fail to see these coats if you need one for the balance "
of this winter or are going to need one for next. •
SMALL PLU MSTEEL mO•
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PROFITS BROS. BUSINESS
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ALMOST AT COST
As we are removing from our pres-
ent premises we must reduce our stock
and to do so we have cut the prices.
Here are a few of' the bargains for our
customers
Ladies' Kid Blucher; regular $3. n
Sale price... - . .. . . . . ... . . . . LPL U
Ladies' Kid Bluchers, regular $1.15 s A n
and $2. Sale price.........,............11
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Misses Kid Bluchers,. regular $2.00 n
Sale price .... . . . ..... ....... ...... .
Misses Chocolate Bluchers, regular 1 on
1.75. Sale price 1 60
Childs' Box Calf and Kid Bluchers,
ie.gular $1.35 and $1.50. Sale price.... I . I
Childs' Kid Bluchers, regular $1 tin
and $1.10. Sale price . ...75c u,nd
RUBiiiii,S •
Men's Rubbers
.85
Ladies' Rubbers......... , .50
Misses Storm Rubbers., .45
MEN'S '
Men's Patent Blucher, regular $4 3.50 •
and $4.50. Sale price 1,,
Men's heavy winter calf, tan and. 4 26
black, regular $5, Sale •price • _ .• , .
Men's VelOuroalf, regular $3.50 and ••
'i00
$4. Sale price • • 1.
Men's .Box Calf, regolar$2.59. Sale 1agt
price 4. • 6° 4°
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I16fords an opportunity for the thrifty to efurnish the whole or any
ipart of the house at a splendid saving, not made at the expense of
quality,
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Furniture
For Parlor, Dining, Bed Room or Kitchen. $
IThere ate coni,pleto outfits and airii that egle ptee aremarvels of furnil
titre excellence and economy, Better see then:
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The cheapest spot In Huron County to buy alk kinds of furniture, ' ,t
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HE
GETS
TWELVE
MONTHS,..
For One Vollar and
Fifty Cents -
Its a fact (and we advertise it be -
rause we so often find some one
surprised when told it) that we can
give you. a DAILY P_AE for one
year for. $l 7-50. ost days we are
in a posarilii; giue you a Sample
Copy and willbe pleased to have you
apply for one. We will have it
sent to you by mail or you can. call
for it at store. We solicit your
subscription for any newspaper or
magazine. ,
W. D. FAIR CO.
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Ofteh,Cheapest — Always the Best
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dor. Alaimo'
Miss Isabel Gunn leaves on Friday for
a feW days' visit in Toronto.
Joseph I•rving of Windsor is the
guest �f her sister, Mrs. A. J.
Grigg.
Mrs. J. G. IvIeVettiLl of Westfield
• spent Sunday the guest of Mr. and
Mrs: S. �. Medd. .
Prof, Brown left on Monday for Galt
Mrs. • Bestwn and Miss Hope followed
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jessie' Ford was the guest .over
• Sunday, of Miss Snowden at ,the
lenetli.edist. parsonageat-
Mollie Chill has been baying a
'holiday at' home owing to the •. fact
tha,t• thke, is an epideinic of rneaSits
iacWalten and .the school had to be
• closed, :
Mrs. D. 'ripiady sulfured •Stscke • of
paralysis. on Saturday for a
:
time as in a very serious condi-
.
floe bat her* many friends will loe
, ,
plaised to hear that she is now
•sotuewha t • better. •
Miss Anna Jenkins returned last wa•fir
from a visit in 'Arthur,. She was
• accompanied by het sister and bro-
ther-in-law, • Mr. and Mrs. IL D.
Carneron, who will spend a few
• weeks under the hospitable Itiof of
the • house of • Jenkins, Woodlands
Miss Elizabeth Reed returned Fri-
tts- 'from Tbronto alter a pleasant
•U.:sit at the home of Mr. aid Mrs,
Alex. Armstreng, fornierly bl Clins
ton, who, by the way, a0,3 :continu-
ally reminded of the old bottle town
by the fact UAW they reside on
• Clintonat peat
Miss Jmnie .Posen.' who has been
the guest ef h othor, Rev. T•
W. Cosens, h Ontario street
parsonage' for the past fortnight,
left for her home at Trowbridge
• early this week. Miss Cosens made
:many friends during her stay in
town who will always welcome her
• return. • •
Miss MayRanee Came lime Saturday
from Tonanto to rectiperat... after •a
rather severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. C C. Rance went down to the
• eity to*S•ecompany MiSe Rance borne
but while thole: her son, Clarauee,
who is a student at the School' of
Science., was -stricken with scarlet
• fever and his mother. remained with
• him in quarantine.. • •
On • Tuesday afternoon the remains
of the late Rev. W. J. Wardell of
Deumbe passed through town en
route for Exeter where interment
took place. Aecompanyirig the body
• were Mrs. , Wardell and Rev, Mr.
McIrVine of Woodstock and Rev.
Mr. Honey of Princeton, who were
. guests at Wesley parsonage while
' awaiting railway ponneetioo: •
Aft and Mrs. W. G. Plewes and their
youngest son, Nelson'after a few
• wo3ks visit With friends in town and
' district, left on Monday irk • Irwin
' home at Steelton, a municipality
that is one of the subutras of Sault
Ste -Marie. • It is nine years since
tha family weirii from Tuckersmith
to the Soo and for a while the•
grOwth of that place was very slow,
but it has been going `ahead at a
great • rate •of recent ye.ars, Mr:
Flews' owns a brick yard of which
the output Is 1,000,000 brick a sea-
son, and so keen has been the de-
mand that When thit yard 'closed
last fall the supply was dompletely
exhausted. Mr. Piewes kilns use
• up six hundred cords of wood in one
season. Mr. Plewes toted a great
many changes in the home township
in the nine years since he left it.
Mr. E. Lewis Evans of Louisville,
Kentucky, was in • town on Friday
and Saturday last. lie would very
• much liked to have prolotiged Its
stay, but business demands were
urgent arid ho. het Saturday evening
for 'Detroit. As secretary -treasurer
of the Tabacce Workers Union, Mr.
Evans has many duties to perform,
attd that he has acquitted. himself
satisfactorily is manifest from the
faet that he is continued in offie3
year after year though there aro
many who would like to go:. into his
shoes. Ire takes a ketit interest Itt
the question of reciprocity between
this country and the U, S. and as a
native Canadian and a eitiien of the
United States by adoption he is
kokitig over the whole question with
an open mind. The News -Record is
not far astray in inferring that Mr.
Evans would not at all bo pleased
if his home land got the worst of
the deal.
February 23rd, 191i •
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OINI OUT OF.
reat Slaughter Sale of
DRY GOODS, HOUSE FURNISHING -S, CAR-
PETS, LINOLEUM'S, LADIES' COATS, FURS,
ETC.
0 BE SOLD REGAIIIRESS OF COST
POSITIVELY NO RESERVE
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PL AIN
FIGURES
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tore Closes Tliursday aud Friday of this week to niark tlown
Prices.
aiestarts SATURDAY, FE E.25t:h:
After conducting a successful business in Clinton for the past seven years we have. decid-
ed to dispose of our large and well assorted stock of dependable merchandise REGARDLESS OF
COST.•
This means that the people of Clinton and vicinity will be treated to a banquet of bargains
I such as never been shown in this part of the country before.
The stock is in first-class condition and nearly all bought for this season's business.
It will pay you well to buy a season ahead at such bargains as you will get at this sale.
ALL LINES OF STAPLES
-cll. At going -out -of -Business prices
Thousands of yards of staple
goods 811 -Ch • as cottoris, sheetings,
flannelettes, towelings, prints, shirt
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Ings, linens, satteens, table cloths,
wrapperettes, yarns, muslins, mulls,
towels, etc. We have an immense
stock and havegone at the remark-
ing in no half heartedmanner, and
you will see at a glance just what
• the saving is to you. • •
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IIRESS GOODS • •°. rii ANTLES AND COATS
At going -oat -of -Business prices. Av-IL At going out -of Business prices
Every yard of dress goods in
this immense stock is remarked for
the going -out -of -business sale, Thou-
sands of yards of broadcloth, serges,
tweeds, panama, voile, roiana, lustre
and French worsteds in all the pop-
ular colorings remarked to prices
that will convince you th•at we in—
tend to run. our stock mat quickly as
possible, • •
Dress trimmings to match all
shades • of dress Igoods at selling.
out prices,
MEN.,
• Ladies' and Children's Mantles
and•Ladies' Walking Skirts in great
variety ot styles all marked down to
.such prices that ought to clean them
out quickly.
FURS
At going -out -of -Business prices.
Ladies'Fur Ruffs, Muffs and
Caperines and Ladies' Ptir-lined and
Astrachan Coats marked down to
prices that will insure buying a year:
ahead.
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Ladies' 30c Cashmere hose 25c I Boys' 50c Worsted hose .25d Regular 10c Cottons 6c
HosIERy AND GLOVES
At going -out -of -Business prices,
Our immense .stock of Cashmere and
Worsted Hosiery, Kid. and Woollen Gloves has
been gone over and remarked. All are well
known lines that we have carried for years and
are favorably known to customers of this store
and eau he bought while the sale lasts at great-
ly reduced priceb.
UNDERVVEAR
At going -out -of -Business prices
,
Defiance, Penni arts, Turubulls PeerlesS
Underwear for Ladies and Children in all sizes
remarked to prices that ought to induce all
women to buy in a, block for next year's wear.
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CARPETS. AND RUGS
,At going -out -of -Business prices.
Thousands of yards of Carpet --Brussels,
Tapestry and wool, also Tapestry, Brussels and
Wilton Bugs, Linoleum and Jap MattinFgs—
every yard will positively he cleared out at sale
prires. Now is your chance to buy your floor
covering for. house cleaning time.
f ACES St EMBROIDERIES
1.4 At going -out -of -Business prices.
Thousands of yards of Laces and Embrol
dory, mune just received for the spring trade.
marked down for quick selling during the great
sale.
WOOL BLANKETS, ETC •
YV At going -out -of -Business prices
Pure Wool Blankets, Flannelett
ets, Comforters, Bedspreads, Tapestry Our.
tains, Lace Curtains all remarked for quick
selling,
MISCELLANEOUS
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Ladies Belts, Buckles, Parasols, Rand
Bags, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Hat Pins,
Within, Wrappers, Gossns. Drawere, Dresees,
Coesets, Frillinge, Shawls Golf Coats, Collar
Poems and hundreds of other at tides that space
will not permit an entry. Remarked to prices
unheard of.
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