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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-08-10, Page 8lionmennamomming Some. August Mohey--47 Savers A clearing -tip process is going on all over the gstore. Last ends of broken lots of summer stocks are bang marched out in short ordewr. Fall stocks are about to ar- • lorive and we want these out before they come. smimmilommomm. ...........m......, 5 cent Table. A Bargain Table of Laces and Embroideries, short lengths and odd pieces, High-priced lines. Clearing them all out at one price. Com- NI, mencing Saturday, your choice per yard..., tokA Lace Hose, 15c. A Bargain in Summer Hose that is a genuine money -saver : 00 pairs LadiesLblack cotton'hose, lace fronts, fine quality, sizes 8 I 24 0, 9 1-2. . Regular 25 ets, nn On sale Saturday morning, at per pair.... $91, Hose Supporters, too At August Prices. Hose SUppcirters at August cut prices. A clearing lot .we got ata - BARGAIN Ourselves. All have the patent expanded •loop, mhich 'saves 'the Stockings. .Children's Supporters, I23 -c 2 Children's Hose Supporters, strong;.ivell made with expanding loop; regular 20c; choice Satin:day, 1 per pair tot Nowa.Nord August MO MS Iost Convenient Our Great August Sale • .Continues', Easily Adapted dandily Fitted Suitably Seasonable positively useful, timely, helpful and opportune device for the mounting of small pictures yet produced. IT'S CALLED FRAMELET Is aa accessory to Passe Partout bin dings but can well be used without It, involving no further expense, not . even the adhesive, It's a mat made in throe colors, grey, green, Mown, and in two sizes, 8x10and gxli, wi- th opening cut uare or oval. Ar- ound obverse side of opening and out-, er edge is a strip of dry mucilage which has only to .be moistened to securely fasten it to a bask. It has even a hanger attached to hold it on the wall. Openings are in seven Si - es, five square and two oval. la brief "It's Clemplete" with a stress on the words. • ' ' Did you see our 27e plaidque ? They are the best yet. Also. with' a stress on the words. • • Agents Parker's Dye Works, D; Fair Co, • Often the Cheapest, •Always the Best 1C1711 4.1 • 111 c - Mrs. W S. Harland .is visiting in. Toronto,. ' Miss Rodaway Is visiting, in Goderich this week. Mr, W. R. Lough is visiting his old home in Eastern Ontario.. Mrs, E, Laird went to Wroxeter on MondaY-for a week's visit. Miss Nona, Miller, milliner, Fort winiap, has returned home. • • Barrister flrydone was in Goderich on professionall business on Monday. Miss McRae of Cianbtook is the guest of her sister, Mts. G. p. Bat - lard. Mths Josephine Tisdall of East Wa •wanosh is the guest of %Mrs. Thos. Mrs. John. Bell is spending a week with her daughter, 1VIrs. IL C): Bell = .A Millinery Bargain For Saturday • • .406* Bargainsin carpets ancl Mattings, — we are going out of the Carpet Business and.have made prices io low on all Carpets and Mattings that should clear them out at QIICe—in every case our prices are lower than you would have to pay at the mill- seit will certainly be to your advantage to secure your -share 01 the bargains, In addition to these Carpet bargains we have placed on sale many lines of goods throughout ;the Store at greatly redueed prices All 18e .Hemp Carpets to go at 25c " 30c Union 50c " 50c ,Zir 60e Tapestry •750 " it • ' I $ St ; I j. i2fe. 18e 22c 33c 35e 49c 85c 6, C6 (1. 55e $1 Balmoral Brussels Carpets to 0 apt 60c 85c Wool Carpets to go at 57c $1.15 Wool Carpets to go at 75c 15e Japanese Mattings to go at 10c 25c Japanese Mattings to go at 17e 22c " " 15C 30c • • • 20 A..Clean Sweep of MuSliris 30c, 4Qc to 45c Muslins at 15c it is the rule of this store not to carry over any Muslins from one season to another—no matter how low 'we have to sell them, they must be sold. • On Saturday, .August 12th, you can have your choice oi any of our' Fancy Muslins 4 that soldat 30c 40c tO 45c. at ICC •,:•• I8c Art Muslins and Sateeus at 121/2c - Odd shades of our best 18c Art Muslin and Sateen to go on sale Saturday morning at . 122c of Winglia.re.. • Mrs', Aspinall And. her .daughter, Miss Hilda, of Buffalo 'are ..guests of Mrs.' W. MurphY., ' • Mrs, D. L. McIntyre..lett yesterday •• for Chiselhuret. where she :is the Mrs. W. W. Fareaia.And iVirs. II. Rance-;: are spending a couple • ., of •weeks Port Elgin. , - Mrs. James Flynn has beeu visiting friends .Dettoit, Port Huron, Co uttwright and..Wyondeg. • • Mts. 'Brownlee has received *ord. of the safe arrival in Texas . of Mr. Brow•nled the past •weele. Meesrs.: Norman Workman and 'Wilt, Lyons ,spent Sunday at. the for- mer's home •near Hillsgreen. • Mrs. A. T. Cooper and. her son, Mas- ter Willis, are on a month's visit to the parental home at. Kinear- dine. • . Rem. :J.' Greetie, Miss Greene and • Miss Frost are in• Goderich this -week and . attendiu'g summer school. Miss Ella Fan Of :Kincardine, . who Was the : guest of :Mrs. R. J, ditiff, • is now visiting the En -person and hodie 'families in grodrich ' town - Mrs..• J. Gibsoii from. Whitby "arid 1V1r. and Mrs. T. Hiekinbettorn and Son of % Toronto were guests of Mrs. :from Saturday until Montlay,, evening. • Mr. John Mulholland Of foundry ,stlaff WAS last week sent by the firm to near •Barrie to 9x an up- to-date attachment upon a thrash- ing outfit. Ile returned on Satur- Mr. • and 1Virs: Jos: Gray and . i'vvb children, 'also Miss Christie, sister of •Mrs. Gray, are . saiending. their holidays With Mr. and Mrs. William Graham. Mr, Gray is station agent' at Atwood. • Mrs, Will. Moffatt returned home on Saturday from a feW weeks, visit to relative's at St., kien. The many. friends will fre Pleased to know that lake' and river breez- es have benefitted her health.. • Mr, R. A. Thompson, principal of the Hamilton Collegiate Institute .and vice principal of the Ontario- Nor- mal College, spent froth Saturday until Monday afternoon With • his brother,. Dr, Thompson.. Ile, was accompanied by his two sons, Ev- erett and Lloyd, • 1111r. Arthur Sheppard, .son of Mr. James Sheppard of Townshend Str- eet, has returned Iron Winnipeg on a visit to the old home. no was formerly a member of . the Palace staff, but is now engaged in the igtraolc.ery business in the Pralrie„eap- - Mr: Geo. A. lIodgens returned home Monday evening after' three weeks' illness in the Western hospital, To- ronto. He had a, slight attaek of typhoid, but the doctors managed "to break it up" so his stay was short. He is now recruiting .rapidly, and will soon be able to resettle his duties as traveller for the Gage Mfg, Co., Toronto. Mr, John Richzedson of West 13raneh, IWO., who came ester to attend the funeral of his brother, the late. 'Rob- ert Richardson, left for home on. Monday afternoon. Mr. Richardson was for years a resident. of Godr- ici but it is now a quar- ter of a eenturyssince he located in Michigan where he has succeeded well. Ile Was long -engaged in fram-t ing, and many are the barns aroend West Branch which heY built, but of late* years he has principally de- voted his time to farming, though occasionally, with the aid 'of his sons, he still erects a barn, at the request of neighbors who will not have anybody else if they can se- cure his servicest Ladies'''Hose Supporeersi,-ene of the'strtndard, ....• . • • makes. strong arid seryienfire, regular 25o arid 50e; 18C choke Saturday •per ... . .. • The Half=Price Lace Sale The Half-price Lace Sale of fine .Trirn- ming Lace will be continued all Month, or until the lot is sold.. Handsome trimming Laces and Insertions are being cleared out at exactly half-price,.because we 'do not wish to carry them into another sea.son. Iieyond question the choicest Lace we ever . sold./ .Better lay in a supply. • QHandkerchief' :Z. Bargains c't Ladies' hem stitched Handlterchiefs,at Only 5 cts, and a better line at loc., or 3 for 25c. • At 5 Cents Ladies' linen cambric.hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, fine quality, narroW hern, regular 8c to 10c value; 5 dozen to sell, commencing Saturday at gs each til 2 for 25o • Ladies' pure linen hem stitch- ed Handkerchiefs, fine quallt,y, narrow heti; regular 15e choice • Saturday at, 10c each, or 8 for 25c. Other August Specials. Here is a list of August Specials still on We guarantee the quality otevery article on the list, and every one is a genuine BARGAIN. 15e to .20e lanerNeek gibbons, August mite 10e " 20e Tatetia Ribbons " 44 15c tiOe to 60e all -wool Voiles " 35e \ $1.00 to $1.25 SIM Toliennes t4 75e 15c Dress Muslins . lOi White Muslin . Linen Towels . 25C Wash Collars Sc 7e 2 Ur 25e . 2 for 25e EW Golf jerseys are in. They will be on sale Saturday. Come arid see them before thel get picked over. . t . HodgeIs Bios. Goods Clinton, 444 • • On Saturday morning we will place on sale the balance of our.Trithmed Hats that early in the season would Sell for $3.50,to $4.50, to' goat each . 4 Any Colored Flomrer in the Store to go at Half Price • • • Duck -and Li n flats at Half Priee. • .On Saturday morning yOu *have your choice of any • Ladies' Duck or Linen Hat in the store at Exactly Half Price , • $3.95 arid $4.50 Skirts at $2.85 , Your ehoice of about one dozen' 'Ladies' Tailor Made Skirts of Tweeds and Homespims that'sold at $3,95 and $4.50, for ' di, 415 Tvvo dozenpairs of White and Drab Girdle Corsets, made of flue batiste and Cortilli, , These are our very best $1.25 and $1 Corsets, to go on sale Saturday morning at .69c A discount of Twenty Per Cent will be given on Ladies' WhiteCorset Covers and several lines of Skirts. = A Wra er Bar ain Wrappers at $1415 , • Your choice of any Pint Wrapper in ibe store „, that sold at 41,59 to $I.69,,for. .• • . • ' • ' .; • . • • Personal'. • Miss Rena Vinch visiting in Brus- George. 'Cook and his sister Annie went to Toronto on Moisday. Miss Allie Erigh, Myth, was. the guest of Mrs. , James Twitchell this' week. • • Miss Edna, Cooper is Staying for as few ,days at the 'White City, Bay- , field. Miss Lillie IVfaepherson, *Goderieh,Was the guest' of Clinton ,frierida river Sunday. Master Jack Ballantyne of • Brussels. has been visiting - his Uncle and aunt, M. and Mrs... Geo. Roberton. Mr: H. E. Hodgens. was in town Monday evening on his way:back to Goderich after a business trip to London. - . Miss Clara Seott, 'Potent!), spent from Saturday to Monday evening with her grandparents, Mr. end Mrs, S. G, -Plummer. Hartley Watts, Tpronto; *mit feW days of this week with his niothet, W. 'Matta, at The Maples,' the family residence Mr., and Mrs, "Cap" Cook came up febin Toronto on Satisrday's excur- sion. The ." Cap." returned lVfori- day • evening; but Mrs. Cook re- mains for some. days, Miss Bertha Waugh, Lime Head, came down to visit her sister,Mrs. W. J. Nediger, but has taken a situation with the Jaekson Mfg. Co, and will remain here. • Mr. T. H. Cook has gone into the apple businewngain, the season ha- ving opened, and has secured' good situation with. a, Niagara, firm of buyers. Torn combines energy with a knowledge of wifat constitu- tes good stock so his services are it. detnaral The followi g ,have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Murray the past week: Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Mu- rray and little daughter of .New York ; Wise Margaret Murray Of Cuinberland • street hospital, Brook- lyn; Mrs: Jr. L. lVfarray and four children of London. • Mr. Jos. Walker, who learned the . "art preseevative" in The News - Record office when the late Mr. Whitely was editor, but for the past eighteen years has been in Chicago, called in Test night tor a wee bit ehat ovet old times. Ile is now foreman of the, big Interna- tional harvester Co's printieg pl-; ant. Ile was laecoiripanted by his brother Richard who la traveller , for a Chicago house. They had been visiting the parental honaa at 1 illytb and Cana .dOWn• tO scetheir) unele4 Mr; Jelin Shobrook. POOR moNielt Oikelt IF YOU WANT IT • Personal • Miss Vera Benson, 'Toronto, is. visit- ing Clinton friends. - • Mr. Fred.. Wasman, New Y(Tk, is visiting his • parents; - Miss Bessie Mackenzie of Lucknow is visiting Mrs. MeLennan. - ' • Mr: and Mrs. .R, Holmes spent Surf - day with the forMet's parents In St. Catharines. .Mr.. Victor Barr, Stratford,. formerly. of Clinton,. was the "pest of Mr, S, Kemp over Sunday. Miss Nora Dean of Goderich spent from Saturday to Monday with Miss Blanche McIlveen.; . • Mr. and •Mrs. R 'Grahain and Mas- tets Roy. and Ernest visited Stan- ley friends on Tuesday. • Miss C: Good, Toronto, who had beervisiting' in. *Wingiram, was the vest of Mts. 0. Cooper this. week, Mr. George Pybus and IVfiss. PYbus .at• Chiselhurst were gu sts at. Mr; A. $ McKown's fromSaturday Until Monday. Mr. and urs. James Walker Of Wrox- eter were in town Friday last.: Mel Walker is aC.Q;1. organizer who has more than on 'added to the lumbers* of 'Court Maple Leaf. IVIiss Minnie, Lear of near. Myth, who had been the guest of 'Mrs. • n, san, , returned home Tuesday even- ing. She was accompanied ey Miss Dot Ball, -who will beher guest for a feiv days. Mr. A. W,'' Drandenberger, Stratford, former landlord of the. Mason Hou - sect was in town yesterday. Ile is doing ia, little commercial work foil his brother, • who is on his Western' trip, hut' has no liking, for a trav- eller's life. Mr. Albert More, son, of Mrs. E. Moore and brother of Messrs. J. W., R. A. antrW. Moore, arrived from Winnipeg the other day for a two weeks' visitno is practising law in that progressive city and keeping pace witis its rapid growth., Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ensterten, who have been Visiting at the fornier's brother's, Mr.Jolut Emmorton's,left on Monday for Toronto pnd thence via the So for their home in WiscOnsitt. They expressed themseIves as very much pleased with the neat and thrifty appearance oaf Clinton, the farming country sur- rounding it and such ported, roads as the state of Wistonsift 'knows o$ onlyby reading or hearing. Gnu, WANTED TO DO GENERA/. bougowork. Twola the family': $20 per nanith will bo paid.—Mrs. O.C. Morrison, Oodorioh, 83 e. CLINTON . Peracinal, • Mr. anct Mrs. John Bean returned home on 'Saturday. Miss Maggie Friel of Seaforth • has been a guest of Mr.. James Flynn. the past Week. Mr. .Norman Webb was faSt week in Walkerton where his wife has been Visiting her parents. The News -Record is interested in those •visitors you have. 'Pleasp lot ' it know about them. ' Rev. L. II. Steven,S, wife and child•of Bay .City, Mich., are guests of his father, Mr. Henry Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Jervis, Chicago, are on a Visit It his • father's, Mr. , Charles Jervis', town, and to • ends in Goderieh township. • , Mr. James McRae returns next week from Louisville, .Kefitucky; where he has been employed for a . few • Months. he resumes his old post in the • o. 1. • . Mrs. Clarridge and her daughter, Miss Lizzie Clarridge, of Hamiltonare visiting Clinton friends and aro guests while in town of Mrs. E, j.. Cantelon. • Mr. John Demmerling of Stratford • an employe of Jackson Bras. when they were engaged in the retail siness, was in town Monday call- ing on former acquaintances. Mrs. D. French and Mrs. P. W Watts, president and secretary, respective- ly, of the local Woman's Institute, attended the meeting of the direct- ' ors of the West Huron: Institute in Goderieh on Tuesday. 1VIr. George Southcombe of 1Vlacey & Southcombe, piano manufacturers, Toronto,' and his wife and two ch- ildren spent a few days the ,past week with his mother, Mrs. South eombe, riattenbury street. Mr. Peter Lewis was in Goderieb on Monday, the double -bar case again- st him being again before the Mag.: istrate. No decision was then de- livered, his worship wishing a few days more to more thoroughly con- sider Bid question. Mr. W.Moore, one of .the exports of the Canada Cycle & Motor Co., To- ronto, was in town Tuesday and accompanied Mr. J, P. Tisdall over to his cottage on Bankers' Row in the White City, tie returned to 'reroute on the afternoon train. Miss Cela Hamner arrived troin Tor- Oht0.. Oft SatUrdaY and spent until Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. Edward Rathwell, Goderich township. On her return to the city she Was accompanied by' her sister, Miss Lizzie, who had been visiting friends in that township and Clinton for several weeks, 11... Inn The first of the new Fall Suitings are here. Fine Worsteds, from Yorkshire; and pure. o o I Tweed',. woven. on the best looms of Scotland. Neat, tasty patterns, correct color-. lugs, that will not fade, qualities that will stand hard wear. Of .the b e s t, tio t w o Alike.. Drop in and see them4 it's one too soon to make selections. illimmimsgrisomminismokonsitlia.Mirtemitimillsolk Hodgens .1. Bros., Clothing and Gent's Furnishings. • • 1,