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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-06-29, Page 81ST t7 C7 ens Bros., .- Clinton. .• Saturdays being Dotinion Day, this store will be closed alt Just Half Price. Any Trimmed Hat in our Showroom at Exactly Half*Price. It is getting near winding -up time with us, for Millinery. We are nearing the end of a most successful season. Now we want - the balance of our stock cleared, for there must be empty tables and% an empty Show- room when selling -time is past. We start the clearing -up proce s on Friday, with the • biggest kind of a Bargain, one that will . bring lots of buyers. Here it is Every trimmed Hat we have, good ones and cheap ones, all this season's—notone reserved. A great clearance ot higholass and stylish Millin- ery. Many of•these Hats trimmed up for Models, . all trimmed as our Milliners know how to trirn, prices were $2450,0.60, $0.00, 00.00 to $8.00, Your choice of theentirestock, commencing Friday, for. Exactly Half.Price. • Wash Skirts at, Half-a=Dollar. Hou is, this for,a BARGAIN in Summer Skirts. Is it not a good one ?- Just about 50 to sell at this price, 'which is away below the real value. Do not inissthe chance—it is one of the kind that does not come very often. Between 50 and 00 Wash Shirts, • Muslins, Crash, . Ducks and Linens, all washmaterials, regular MI ft $1.00,,.$1.25 and.$1.50, choice of the lot, each, in/ Li 15c and 18c Wash Dress Goods loc per yard .All New Goods-gpm--. Here are some low prices for new Wash Dress Goods Last week we got a Bargain in them' and now you get a chance to buy 1prand new goods at . pretty near the half-price mark.. Remember exery • piece in this lot is new. Not one has been in the store a week. We bought them cheap, very cheap; Now we are going to sell thein in the same way. Come early for first and best choice. 400 yards Fancy Wash Dress Materiale,00tton Voiles, Linen effects and fancy weaves, 15e or 20e, 15 or • 20 patterns, greens, blues, reds, browns, linen shades. Every yard new, regula,r. 15c and 18e materials, choice of the whole lot, per yard.. , 10e • • • • • • • • • Clearing the Last of our . Cotton Dress Goods With the above we place on sale two other Bargains in Cotton Dress Gooya. We are going to make a clear sweep of the entire stock and have gathered together these two lots, which we mark at remarkably low prices to clear. All are fashionable and stylish materials, but it is getting near clearing.out tune with us, and we make a price for them that will sell them in short order. Here is how we are doing it 25c and 30c Cotton Dress Goods IZe. 200 yArds or more of Cotton Dress materials atidlaney waistinge, in Voiles, Linen effects. Muslins, (AO., in shades of green, blue, linen and faneyrnixtures the leer of lines that sold at 25e and We, ,elearing ' #0.4400. 6 01 11 0i, tiorWira, 35c find 40c Niaterials*25c. Moat of our high.elass wash materials going at2Se. Most. waistings, Dress Muslins, Linen Siftings, etc., in all the popalar shades, last of lines that OKit. sold at 35c, 40e and 45e, clearing at per yard.: LUIS odgens -.Beos. Ory ()floods Clinton, an The 011itton,News.Rocord Cosl to (Warning the goods we advertise here. If you don't want them we assuredly do not expeet to sell theni, it means for you a 'money saving op-.• portunity to secure a useful line of common earthenware. It is known as the "Cherry Pattern" and is an at tractive reproduction st)f an old, York- shire -decoration on white grimed, composed . ' BERRY BOWLS AT 15e BERRY SETS (7 pieces) AT 50c PLATES (8 inch) AT 1.0e KITCHEN BOWLS AT 10e COPS AND.SAUCERS AT 10e.. It is an Assortment of elean, useful and strong articles in demand in every - home at a• very moderate price. We Would like you to see it, to buy it if yon wantit.: „ • a Agents Parker's Dye Works. Fair • 711 Often the Cheapest, AlwaYs the Best Miss Nott lett on Tuesday ter Fier- - Ward, Man.. • " Mrs. Thos. Statilinry of hetroit is the guest of Miss- •Dinsley. Mr, J, W. Medd, the Auburn tailor, -was in town on 'Tuesday. ' Mrs, (Dr,)- Tait of Ingersoll is : the guest of Mrs. W. W. Farrah,' Miss Gertie Kaiser of Hensall..is the, guest et IVIrs..'D, B. Kennedy. Mr. John Ginu. of Petrolea is visit - lag. his sister, Mrs. David Steep...-. Miss -Alice.;4131ekett of :Chatham • is . visiting ; /relatives and friends in • town. .. ' ldr, John 'Sta,nbury returned on Mon- day evening • from. a Week's visit in Detroit, • 1VItS. J. G. .1Viedti is the 'guest for a • few days. of Mrs. .(Rev..) 1Viackeazie of London. . • . Mrs: W. Murphy returned ouSatur- day ...[zein a -week's visit with fu - ends in Clandeboye, Mr.' and Mrs: J.E; Cantelen sPent. 'Sunday "with: Mr. and Mrs. D. A. • Cantelon Of .1-lensall. • Mis. -John Moffatt has returned from "tevensville, Montana, after an far seace of several theuthe,, .and Mrs .13 ervey MoBnen eLe guests on Sunday of Mi. • and Mrs. Afbert 'MeBrien o! Hennali Dr.. and Mrs.. Bali were .guests the forepart of the Week "of Mr. ' and • Mrs.. Smillecembe of Hensel'. • .lidessrs, Will Lyons and Frank son Were' gtteSts at the. fornier'S home - in•Lontiesboro Tuesday ors11•1 416. : • . • Its. France afld her daughter, . Miss Cassie . France, • of Detroit, . were guests 'of Mts. W. C. Prowa, • last Miss ;Florenee M Watson of LiSio.arel :is the guest of her cousin, Miss • Tessie Jenkins, Rowland Hill. farm, ;• Gederieh township.. , ". .".. Messrs, ' D. A.' Forrester . and W 13. 'Spaulding'. are in. Toronto "- this week attending the Grand Camp df the Sons of Scotland. iVIr Jas. .Frost and. Ivirs,• Alfred groat of Owen Sound arrived. Y1es' terday to See their • :Sister, :Mrs., (Rev.) 'Greene, who is seriously ill Mr. and Mrs.: Edward E. Hewseit (We Miss Ma,yine Sled)•of. Oollizig- wood spent' part of their , honey- moon -as girests of their uncie,:: William Graham, • Mr. J,. P Tisdale and family Move over to Bayfield today to take nos- ':• sessien of their. summer Cottage in • that portion ot.the "Whitt City" known as ?The 13ankers' Row." Mi : and Mrs. 0. E. Dowding left last evening for Owen Sound where Mrs. Dowdiag's parents -reside . and with whom • she will remain :for so time. Mr:, Dowding: returns this . evening. " Mrs. John Enimerton Was called to Ripley on Saturday because of the serious illness. of . the eldest Sen ' of Mr, John giumertoa Jr. At last report the .little, fellow Was gettft. better. • r. Charlie: Tisdall returned. . last week from the Military College at .Kingston. The result of the exams • is not out yet,'but we expect that aS usual Charlie will obtain • high • standing:. •• • . • . idr:, .11 B." Kennedy, while in Henson • .the forepart (if the week, met an old friend, Mr.. John Glenn of :Os- borne, whose adquaintanee he first made in the Cariboo' gold diggings in British Columbia over forty years ego. They have ever Slue kept up the adquaintance then far- med and frciquently exchange visits. rs. B; Glazier, who spent the post. couple of months visiting friends' in • St, Clair Mich., ,returned home last • Thursday • eVeiting. She was ac- companied by her sister, Mrs. Ant- terbon, and telee, IViiss •33erhice 1VicAllister, wh6 Will remain for` some time among their many Wen- ds and relatives in Clinton and • Wingliatn. • Miss Jennie -Smith returned from Detroit last week .and is visiting . her father, Mr, W. cf. Smith. • She is a trained nurse and travelling with a patient has in the pant tow months visited points in the. states of . Colorado, Kentucky, Now Jersey and New York, Miss Smith will „ take a month's, holidays. btr D. I'. Cranston of the Collegiate staff leaves tomorrow for Cron - arty to spend SandayWith,his bro- ther, Rev. Mr, 0ranhten of -tb place. On Monday he get.s. to Guel- ph to visit his brother -lit -law atld • sister, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Glasford, and next week he gots with them to rtitter's Point in Xualtoka Where They will spend the holidays. June 29th, 190 Saturda Jul" ist, Dom *lion D this Store will be Closed S eclat Attractions • '1 0s wilib 01004 for. Thurda::::6 and Friday.• • Store w M . • E are anxious to have you do your Saturday shopping this week on Thursday and Friday, and In order • to get you todo your buying on these day, we have prepared. a very special list of bargains that will go on sale for these two days only. THIS STORE WILL KEEP OPEN ;FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL, TEN O'CLOCK, for the benefit of those ..miho cannot come during the day. Do your Shopping Here Thursday and Friday and Savo Money Two Millinery Bargains for Thursday and Friday. Trimmed Bats Worth ip to $5.00 at $1.75 •• 1Remnants 85c All Wool Carpets 5oc We are going out of the Carpet. BUsiness, and have ,parked every Carpet in the store less than makers' cost: On Thursday and Friday you can have your choice of several dozen •Hats that early in the season would have sold at 3.60, 4.59 to 5.00.ti 7fi all to clear at 1., 1%! • • ... • 0000000 • • • ,s• r.•••••••••••••••••••••••W $1.75, 8200.and 82,50 Outing Oats at 75e On Thursday and Friday you can have your choice .of several dozen 7Kft Outing Hats, all new this season, that sold at 1,75, 2.00 to 250, for... 60e Dress Cloods.at.88e49 200 yarcle of Mohairs,‘Serges, etc., in a, good range of colors, all this season's choicest goods, regular 60e, to go for two days only ap.. . . . . 85c Ali Wool DresS Goods at 2 • 9e yards of 42 inch wide black Dress Goods; this is a plain, harel-finished cloth, with a small knopp effect; the regular price was 'Me, special for two days only... • .. . .... . ............ ... . . .......... • $2.S� and 82.75 Golf Waists at $1.85 On Thursday and Friday you eanlave your choice of any golf waist in the store that sold at $2.00 and $2,75, at ... On'ThursdaY morning We. will place on sale- more than a 'dozen ram- mints of our beat 2 -ply wool Carpet, ranging in lengths from 9 Yds • to 14 yards—these are regular85e Carpets, to elearatyer yard ... • Remnants of Tapestry Carpet.at Greatly Reduced Prices $1.00 and 14.15 Liirolenin at.•75e • • . Several prices of the best 2 yard wide Linoleum; regular LOO and 1.1.5 7 Eft 38ctogoo... o : o ......... . . . .. . .._ . . . . . ......... ... . ... . .. .- .. . .. .....,.... futi. 15e Japanese Matting at 10C . • - • . . • •to go at. . .A . . • ...... • ••••• • 44 1,• ••• Op.. ... .... 4.4 ‘1,...../ • ..... A...4,g •••14 5 rollsof Japanese Mattings, in assorted patterns; regular 1,5c quality, 10C • 29e 1135 .10e and 15c Pearl Buttons 42 doz tor Pe . • 100 dbzeo of fine; White pearl buttons, in three different sizes, come two ..inn dozen on a card, regular 10c to 15c, to go, for two days, at 2 doz for lUii .4.44.00•••4....+4 •4•ii•:••••••••••••••••••••440.... 4.4441 ; • . 2 i 25c Swiss Embroidery at sc 1 • • • Last week we got a chance to clear up from a large ; "wholesale house, 34o yards of Swiss Embroidery, in • 3 different patterns. They comeinneat. medallion effects about 2 inches wide. The regular retail price was, 25C. On sale Thursday and Friday at per yard ..;.516. • 4,.........“......................;04.,...,.........,.. fie Linen Oillars at 8c •• 200 new Linen Collars, in assorted sizes, all new styles. regular 15e ' 80 lar, on sale Thursday and Friday at. . . 18c and .20e .1ilnibrOideries at 12ie . •• . " 275 yards of this season's choicest Enitheideries, in many designs, gegtV.. lar 1.8d and 20c, to blear at.: . • 50c Tape Girdle Corset s ut 25c On Thursday and Friday we e willprlimeoosim nsalev B5Adooznen of the very best 50e Tape•Girdle Corsets at eaeb ro.n, m . ... . . .. . ... ........ ItlOIT WANT VIV • • • , , " - Personal. . . . Dr. Whitely. of Goderich was in town on Friday last. • Mr. William Graham is' in London this week on business. , • • Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boas and little Miss Helen are visiting Exeter . re- latives. • • , • Mr. and Mrs. Robert King of Goder- • ich were private guests . at the Rat. lenbiry House an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart and .family will take up their abode on . Friday for the' season In their suinmer cottage in the !Tinkers' Row "•-itaylield, • , . Ir. W. Ford of Kamloops, B. 0., is the guest of his brother, Councillor •Ford. He has. been on a two -mon- ths' business' trip to England and is • how on his way back to ,the PaCifid province Of which, he has beezt a resident for a. decade or so and has grows so fond of that he could novvi • hardly make his • home anywhere Toivnship. • Mr. Thos; Calbert is expected hone from London this week to attietul' the tJnion picnic. . •• •IVIr, ThoS, Quigley, Seaford, Visit- ed at the homestead on Sunday.. Mr, D. K. Prior is pushing the work on Mr. John Shanahan's new house in a lively manner. • The follo.wing four • scholars front Separate school No. 2 will write . the Entrance examination ifl Clinton this week : A. V. Quigley, Tommy Tighe, John Flynn and gd, tlake. The teacher, Miss McCourt, has rod every attention to their training so it is expected the boys will make a good showing. A little dishivasher has arrived at Mr. P. Quigley's. and the -genial 'Pat is all 'similes. The recent acquisition makes his 'family consist of a round half-dozen, three 'boys and just as many girls. , The News -Record to any address until the end of 1005 for 25 cents. Mr, R. Blake has raised his barit. and is having a stone foundation placed under it .whieh will give him more stabling. •Mr. Jas. Reynolds is having a new loandation ' placed un- der his large barns and .1. Flynn are •also having foundations These iMproveinents indleate that our friends are prospering. We hope to have frequent oppi3rtunities of reporting improvements they are making or, their properties'. The sto- nework in each case is being done by Mr. W. J. 1tiliott4 CLINTON , Bayfield ii Hard Luck. In the -firat game of the 'perni4nals of the Intermediate series of the • W, F. A, on Friday night last M Pay-. field • 'Brussels and Hayfield playeda very closely . contested gime, the score of 2 to 1 m favor of Brussels scarcely indicating the . respective Merits of the two teams. Brussels was favored with a little luck in their scores, w.hile the Brussels goal was 'guarded by a goalkeeper of the steller • variety. 'Many well. meant shots were turned asideby, his 'cleV-- erness. He -Was ably assisted by •a strong back •division, the, most prem. twat of whom was MacRae whose timely relieves were at times almost spectacular, The . defeat of- Bayfield on their own grounds was a Surprise to their sapporters, but in :justice to the team. • it must be .stated that they have been somewhat handicapp- ed by iniurieS to -sonte:.et theit • regu- lar 'players, and •the pane they play- ed " was not nearlyup to the stand - aid of " game they have been playing all season. The defeziee was not quite as. Steady as usually and the forward' line seemed to lacktheir ae- eustomed dash and 'combination• . Drown Jackson of Seaforth refereed in. his* Anal efficient Manner. • Thn teams were as follows : • Ba,yfielci—Goal, Greenslade ; baditS— Whiddon, W. Mustard ; hag haeks, McLeod, MacKay, Thompson • (Ba• - dour) ; forwards, T. Mustard, • ld. Whiddon, T. Brownlee, W. Brownlee, D. Cranston. hrussels—Goal, Kerr ; backs, Mc- Rae, McDonald ; Cardiff; Brown,. Stevenson ; favvards, Scott, lCarley, Hunter, Cameron, Miller. In the second game between Hay- field and trussels, played M the lit- ter place on Monday evening the score was two to one hi favor • of the home team, although the ganio was as muck taster and harder fatz},41t contest than the first -of the series. aral it Was ht doubt until the whists le blew. Brussels- scored • the first goal srtly after play eommeneed, but be re half time hayfield scored on a pretty shot by Mado Whiddon. In the second half the Brussels goat was frequently in serious danger, but an excellent defenee kept hayfield irons further scoring and the game was filially decided by a long shot llyStraehatt of 'Brussels. Lost Between Clinton .tid Itotmelivillei an June 28th, a silver:headed cans mar- ked "3, W, 0." The finder win oblig br leaving at The Mews -Record niece. 41,00111 •?S•-•1,_ Saturday, being Dominion Dy, this store will be closed all day. eVen Money Savers Prom the Bargain Counter. Here are S.evon NIOney .§averS. you will find on our Bargain Counter. Read this°Iist carefully. Every 'one is a genuine bargain, the kind, that saves money. • , . Hors Stockings two pair tor 25e. Boy's heavy ribbed Cotton Hose, seamless feet, •• • double knees, regular 20c to 26e quality, all sizes, elgit rwo pair for LOU Men's Soeks 15e. 50 to 60 pairs of Men's fine quality Cotton Socks, • double spliced heels, black and fancy stripes, reg. lgi% ular 26e, clearing at per pair,. Boy's Wash Suits 49e, Boy's fttney wash Suits fancy stripes in blue and Ann white and linen shades, two pieces, regular, $1,00 • IOW • Rov's Wash Suits $1.00 F•411:937llivarrhtwIpitteceox, trreagustlaIng$1.510", bchwolic°e:, sailor U11‘11 Rov's Wash Snits, $1.50 boy's fancy Wash Suits, swell garments, will Stand lay $2.60; choice this lot ... ....,...o toy ' any amount of hard wear and Wash Well, regu.el gal Boy's Shtrt Walt s S5e . • •, • 1300 fancy Cotton Blouses. and Shirt • Waists, Sad fancy stripes, fast colora,egular 60e, speeial at.. quti Boys' BiouseS 25e • Blouses, made Erato faney munbries, neat stripes, 4 special lihe at each ,..............,... ..,,„„,,—,k-ki."... ,....—....,.....,...a...roia.ww—...a..................„,_;_ .Nobby Grownie Suits. Some swell little Brovenii Suits have just carne in. They are made from neat Tweeds;•ctit in the correct style, white linen teller atid silk tit fides with each emit. 'Plie nobbiest thing on the market for little fellow*. , 25c 0440 atql 43.00 no at IUF Clothing and Gent's Furnishings, - Clinton • 74.7,7 • kr