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The Clinton News-Record, 1905-09-14, Page 8•Clinton News -Record September 14th 1905 Hodgens Clinton vms.mossmaslaisaiimmams 11 , ••••••.;.=:".7.-=1. First Showing New Furs ATURDAY, Sept. 16th, we will make our first display of Fall and Winter Fur- in the Rattenbury St. wing. You are cordially inAited to call at any time and look them over.- Every piece has been made to our order, from choice selected skins, and we guarantee quality in every case. Styles are those that are correct for, the corning season. The assortment 19 la.rger and more varied than any we have heretofore shown, ani we think when you see them you will agree with us that no, such collection high-class Furs that aas- ever been brought to Clinton. Come arid see them, if only to look. You will be welcome, but we would remind you that th.t.re is no time to buy Furs quite so good as EARLY. American Millinery Last week Miss Pettigrew' visited the American markets and .picked up some late - novelties in shapes and trimmings that are ex-. clussive, and will 0 not be .seen ..outside this store. This .Millinery Department is a grow:- ing Department. and by always keeping 0 in touch with the best markets,. we are able to .. show the most advanced advanced styles and serve an ever widenin4 circle of customer-s.--- pmv,;sursacwamommilmswzmaamozzsva Two Blanket Specials. Two specials in Flannelette. Blanket -just at • the time when cool nights make you feel the need of heavier covering, --grey or White,. and both are extra value. 0 0 At 85c - Heavy Flannelette Blaiikets, white or grey,pink or blue borders, medium size, soft, fine. quality, 85c special at per pair . ... • ' • . At Si.00 Good quality Flannelette Blankets,. large size, 0 grey or cream, .pink �r blue blue, borders, worht • at least $1.15. Special at per pair . ......................0 With the Cotton market 'advancing all over the world, and prices of the finished product on the jump, it is likely to be many a day before can iluplicate these values. '1 away/maw • Scotch Fingering, 5c.;,. ,Here is an extra good line of ScotCh Finger- ing to sell at 5c per skein. We had to buy 24o.o skeins to get it to sell at this price. 0 When thiilot once sold, we will not be able to give you as good again. 2,400 skeins extra quality Scotch Fingering Yarn, black only, suitable for mitts, Stockings or Socks. Special at per skein 5c, or per lb., 75c. German Jeckets. We passedInto stock this week. our 'first •shipment • of German Jackets. They are imported direct from the makers in Berlin, and are an eirceptionallyetylish lot. 'Of,. 'most of them we only show or two garments alike, so there ' is no danger of any style Irecoming common. Wo were never in as good it position to do the Mantle business rijit as we are this season, and feel confident that Waitie Show- ing the garments that are correct•bi every detail. Values are exceptionally good. • . 100 Excellent Values in Broad Cloths Plain Broad ••eloths are easily the leading. material for fall and winter costumes. Our a.ssort- ment of them Is very large, and embraces -many qualities and all the leading shades. Most of them irnp'orted.,direct. Broad Cloths at soc — •. N.• Special .plain Cloth, strong, bright finish, good weight, in Meek and all the leading colors. Extra 500 value at per yard . Broad Cloths at 75C ••• Very fine quality"plain Venetian Cloth, suitable for suits of any kind, rich, Instrous finish; guaranteed all pure wool; blooded, direct, black and colors. Special at per yell"... 441,6o* .. .... 4 ......... . . 75c Our Special Broad Clot 11, $1.15 Our special Broad Cloth at. $1.15 is the best the have been able to obtain, It is imported direct, has n rich finish, being made from fine,Isure wool, will nitrite liands.ime eosttiine and Will give excellent utear. in navy,1 We show shades black. Oar speciat'price per yard. s 16 it red, brit•Wn, green ,, new plain maiamommuloommosmimine. lersaamoniasica- imailerismimeorisra „„mormamismoommoodsol$111iliis'ailikeriliomaisassiiimiamm lodgens Bros. Dry Coots 140....fielPao..••••••-..a.•.44.••••••.••••• z 4. While You Think Of It 1.1..1+14.1-1-1-1-1-144+1* Just look up what School Supplies y 0 u will need for School. Opening, then bring your needs to us and have them satisfied pro- fitably and to your ad. vantage Complete lin- es of Collegiate Instit- ute and Public School Text,Books, and a lar- ger than usnat*assort- ment n n d values in Setibblers, Pencils and 'other requirements. we have honestly done our part, to make it to yonr advan- tage to env your School Sup plies from llt3. • Agents Parker's Dye Works._ 11, Fair Go• Often the Cheapest, AlWays the Best outill1114, Harry Bartliff was in Brussels this 7W.ok • . , . 0. 7.. mr. S. H. Moffatt, Linulorirwas in . 'town Thursday. , Mr.. H. D. Cameron returned- to Arth-; - t'utt Tuesday livening. • . Grant Beaton is. attending the Model Scheel at'Stra,tford.. 0 Mr. S. Davis visited Toronto and Niagara ' Fills the past week. Miss .. Clara Belfry of Montreal is ' the guest of Miss. Mai -Ranee. Mr. Frank Watson of Listowel has taken a situation:with Mr. J. W. 'Min; ,• Miss Margaret MciNaugliton Is , spurt- .: ding her holidays at her home ..in ;Brussels, • • _ • ..: . O MrS.: T. Smith spent Thursday in. O GOderieh the guest of her siSter Mrs. john .Y1,10 "0 Mr. John Howson of Medicine • Eat, . Sask., is . visiting his Mother ,and sister, -Mrs: and Miss Howson.' .. Mr.and Mrs, George . Betz and chil- • :dren of Mitchell were:guests' of Dar, oil-.--M,1-1z.4asmantAsteak Mrs. • D. S. Cook and: Miss :Mitdr6r1 O returned TiiesdaY from a two weeks' : visit in Terento,":„Strectsville aedO . Trafalgar. ' ' 0 ,0 . ' • • O Mr. Charles. Calton, who • recently O went •WeSt; is 'assiting Mr. Harry • Morrish of 0/d.thw, Sask., : in his O haritesties operations': ' ' ., Mks.. J. P. 'Sheppard and her mother, Mrs. 0 Colpleitge, returned on Tues - O day' from a fortnight's visit with, friends in Toronto and Brampton. kisk. Fleming, after. Visiting with the Andrews families and other friends ,for sorrie• weeks," left on- ,Monday . to .return to her home at- Ottawa. Mr; and Mrs. lildWard Baer and dau- ghter "of Winghani -Were. guests': • :of Mr, and . Mrs T.:•Bearns and Mr. O and Mrs. E. .Saville the :forepart et the week, . Miss Emma Media of Chieago, who has;.. been :the 'guest 'of her • aunt, O Mrs,. F. W. Watts, left ' Saturday te 'visit • friends . at: Luelsnow before returning home. , ' . ' • • 1V1rs. A. J. ,Grigg and her daughter, little Miss Helen; left on Saturday for., Detroit' and .will spend a few Weeks With rela;tiveS in that city, and' iii• Windsor. and St. Thomas, Mr. .•Garnet Mol3rien has ' returned from Niagara Falls,where he has been for some tithe .and in 0, three weeks will go to trattord. to a- cptapositio:1,one.of.tte iewslerieroticsofhatptac:. mt.c.veKinnoeqlassicalrnaterof the C. I. was invited to play with . the Berlin team against the Old O Conatry' team Which is now touring . MIS Otntry. ' As hewas the only Outsider whcise..services they solicit- : ed it shows that the BerlinerS are alive to Mr, MeKthnort's pre-emini• eno in football.,. 0 • Prof, Carver, formerly of Vietoria, 13. O.,who has ' been the gnest.. of %Mrs. F. W Watts at "The Mantes" the 'Dot week, • left, yesterday for his, home in Bangor, Maine, cMit, O Carver is an artist of marked 7h,il. . iti, 'his- specialitie's being piano and • violin.. Those who lied the pleasure O 0* of hearing Iiiin enjoYeda. musical treat such as, they are seldom priv- ileged 'to heir. 0• Mr.1V. 'Jackson, lo0a,1 agent of the O C.:P. R,, ticketed the 'fbilolving to • 0 Western points this week ; C. S. O Lowery, J., B, Stewart and Lot • Anderson, Goderieh township; •• to Strathcona, ; Miss 0 Nesbitt, Goder- ieh township, 40 Medicine . Hat threes Miller, Goderieh township, to Prince - Albert ; II. Baker, Clin- O ton, to Saskatoon ; Mrs. J.A.Icing, O Clinton, to ' Esthvan ; John basil - O ant, Londesbbro,, te Regina ; 3. O Adams to Delorathie and D. Walper O to 1V1eLeod. , Mr. George ' Fulton of Mount Clem- ens, Mich., is visiting Clinton, his birthplace, this Week. Ile is a son of the pioneers, Who owned • a,n hotel 'which stood on the site of the present Commercial hotel. Af- terWards he was a contractor in the coristructien of the gravel ro- ads and subso.luently owned what is now knovin as the Weir farin, O south of ttown. . On disposing of that i:lace he went to Mt. Clem-. ens where he died a few years • ago. The subject of thiS paragraph is one of the two sons who have taken up farmins* as their life work, Tie is delighted with the healthy look of Clinton and tile country round about and has taken muck pleasure in renewing old as- sotiationS. • wor. Our prmal Opening of Millinery, Dress Dress Goods, Siiks, Coats, -- Fursi 013 are cordially invited to attend our Formal Opening of Millinery, etc., etc., which will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. zand, trom 8 till 10 o'clock,. and following da vs. This season our display of Fall Millinery will be finer than ever, and, the best of all, prices will be fully 23 per cent. loVver than last Fall. This was brought about by our Syndicate placing very large ordeis direct with the :vianufaturer. ' Everybody welcome Friday, Evening, Sept. 2.2nd, from 8 to lo o'clock. • New Fall Goods are.Nikw Arriving a In Earnest. A splendid selection of early fluiumn merchandise is now ready in every department of the store. Everything is of a high character, of the newest and best style; and is sold at the low prices tor which this store is so famous. We guarantee you siAisfaction on your purchase, no 0 matter how large or small it may be. You are perfectly safe in doing your trading at this store. The Nevsr" Pall -and Winter Coats. For Women, Misses and Children Nearly three hundred Fall and Winter Coats for 'Women; Misses and Children are now on display in our store, and they are, without doubt, the finest collection of Coats we have ever shown. All the very latest. New York styles are represented in our showing. 0 It will be to your advantage to select your new Coat now, while the assortment is at its best. We have already sold quite a number of exclusive styles that will not be re -ordered again this season. We have the correct styles. Be sure and see ,them. Nevi' DressGoods at 50e and 60e We are shoNving a very fine range of the very newest Tweeds,' Poplins, Serges, Cashmeres, etc.,.at 50e and 60c per yard. These goods . - come' in all the new Fall colorings, and are the best values we have ever shown. • Fall Hosiery • That Will Give ' . . • - ' ' • • • Venetian Broadcloth at 85c This is, without donbt, the hest valudwe have ever seen in this., class of Dress Goods. It is a cloth that will give excellent wear for a suit orAlress. It comes in brown, green, navy, black, etc., 56-ilich-wide Tweeds at Sl.00 and $1.25 . This season the lighter -weight Tweeds are going to he in great de mand „for Suits and separate Skirts. Weare showing a,.very fine range of these goods at $1.00 and $1.25 , • • Broadcloths at $1.25 $1:50, and $1.85 At these three prices we have a very good assortment of Broad.' cloths. in shades • of brown, green, navy and bladk. They are qualities • that will give excellent wear and are in greater demand for 'spits than for several:seasons, Prices $1.25, $1 50 and $1.85. • EXcellent Wear. • '• The Hosiery for Women and Children we are now show- ing and selling for Fall wear-, are kinds that have been .• thoroughly tested in every way, and will be found just as good as we say. • It will soon be•tune to•secure a supply of warmer Stockings, and when you are ready to buy, think. of this store as the' best place to supply your needs:. - In spite 0 of the ad- vance in the price of wool, we are in a position to give you just as good Value as. last year. . • Special values in Hosiery at 25c, 300, 35, 400 and 500 Evening Sliddi-in Press -1Oods--7- • SiiiislorStairt-L.Witst-Stiits • • • We have always'shown it big range of Dress. Goode in evening • While our assertrrinnt in these popnlar Silke is not TLS 10.1?ge OS it 'shades; but this season we think our sissortment..,is :better thfsn ever.: .,: ' be, yet we have very' choice lengths of the neoo' Shot Boelinnes are agiiin the tavorlite for. evenin wear.' We show --show .an ete-' . are soft finish, thitt will not cot. QM' speCial price is 85e. • ' • gant assortnient of shades itt 85e,.$1,00, "$1.4l tO'81.7". • • 0' l• .• : • . . • . . • Personal. mrs, U. E. Cantelen is visiting 'her brother near, ,Thornbury, Mr, Shier of Marlette, Mich., is the O guest ofMr. John 'Brica.enden. • Mr: John Bell .of the Colbiorne O se, Godericii, 'was in town today: Miss Eva Jenkins has returned frem her pleasant visit with. Toronto friends. • Mr. M. C. iV1eLennan. of •Ower. Sound, fatherly Kippen, was inttown this week. . Mr. Fred. Dowzer of London was O theoguest of his sister, Mrs.. (Dr.): Ball, over Sunday. ilk . Mr. and Mrs'. W. J. Nodiger and babe O spent Sunday with IVIr. Nediger's O uncle at Da,sliwood. , , Misses .Rachel, Caroline and OLouise Wesenberg of Brodhageri are the guests of Mrs. Chas. Cook. Wes 'Anna Jenkins spent a Jew weeks. very pleasantly, with her friend, Miss . Moyer •of St, Catharites. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Josh. Cook visited . at Brodhagen .the forepart ifif the week. 0 " tAliss :May ItorlaWay purposes: leaving for Chicago Shortly to,enter one of! the hospitals there as 1,a, nurse* training. - Fred. Brickeriden, Who has been vis - 0 iting at his 'uncle's, :Mr. E,' Rodai way's; for neveral 1. weeks, has re. 'turned to ffIS home at London. Mrs. Laird, Mr. John. Lai& and Mrs. (Dr.) McAsh, who have been Spen- ding a few weeks at the homestead in Stanley, have returned to town. Mr. A. Cast has arrived from Rose, New York,and is now getting the evaporater ready for the season's operations iaind it is his inten- tion to run ' it as extensively as usual. This is lir. Chase's ninth season here so that he is well and favoralbly known to our citizens and by the farming community. J. B. Itennedy and 11,0131. Doan were among those who came up from Detroit on .last week's emir:don. They are two of Clinton's "Old • Boys" and are alWayS pleased • to get back to the old home town ott a visit. Itt all their jauntings ab- out they See no town of a similar size more thrifty and tidy looking. Mrs. Watt of Rattenbury qtreet east returned last week frona visiting the old home in Devonshire, Bag - land It is 1es0 than three • yegs since Mr. and Mrs. Watt and fam- ily catne to this part from Eng. land and Mrs. Watt has always longed to go hank, nut now she believes there is no place like Canasta, particularly that portion of it known as Huron. • Personal.: • . Mr.- James Scott attended a.post- maiters' convention in London this week. - • Miss Margaret • Livermore leaves oa Thursday, to visit her brother . O ;Chicago. . ° IVIr. Hugh ' Grigg has been visiting friends in St. Thomas and ' London b. this week. 0,. 0 Mrs.- James Hearn has been the gu- est of friends at Seaforth 'the part :couple of weeks, • Mr. C. E. Dowding of the Molscins• Bank returned to his post Monday after an enjoyable holiday. Mrs. W. L. Galbraith has returned after ,a two -weeks' visit a,t Buffalo, ' Eden. Centre' and:Woodstock. IVIrs. A. J. Morton of Detroit : spent a few days of the. past week with O her sister, Mrs. A. cir. Mr. Tlios. Shepherd xeturnod home on • Monday %after "spending the summer with Wit son in Mit com4y. 0t , O Misses Ruby and GladyS Brooks of .131ueVale visited Misses Mary and O Nettie Wasman ;the day last week. Rev.. Mr. Pallis of 'Auburn was in town Friday on. his way home after a six weeks'. Visit, to the Nor- thwest.. • • • • • Mr. Ogle Cooper has accepted a p0- . sition with a, grocery arid crockery O firm at Ccllingwood andleft for that town teday. He is an expert In both those- lines and an Al vita- dow dresser a,s well, Mrs, Greig, Miss Lillian Sacksan and Stewart .Jackson return this week from Go Home Bay where they haVelbeen •speriding a couple of months, Miss Irene Jackson will remain. in Muskoka a few months longer. fo4, the benefit of her health, Clarence °Shepherd and Will. John- son played with the Whighara la- crosse team against Xt. Forest, last Thursday and assisted very materially hi winning the 'victory achieved by Wingham. The return inatch will be played in 1Vit. 'Forest en Friday. London Road. A •mother of our people took in the Western' Fair this week'', • Mr. and Mrs. .1. G. Crich, A/foists, A. Elcoat, Lee. Mich, G. W. Lay- ton and Mia. Layton took in the Canadian National • EXhilition during the past Week, GIRL. WANTED—POR, LIGHT HOB'. se work at onea. Good wNges, Ap. ply to Mrs. C. lilowdiky. 88 • 446 Good Rain Coats 0 Four prices in Rain Coatst. All of thern stand for good garments that' would be value at more nir)ney. Our stock is very larg&and, assortments good. No better Coats than these for the money anywhere. / At Tweed effect Raincoats, goo&weight and goad ties, light fawn orgroy shades; regular $3 50, special attq gn $ elte11114:411.6-4 Ir• • * 1•110•44, 04,016666444“,644.46.•64w6101011111LOU At Clearindlot of 5 or 6 garments, fawns, or greys, just the thing for driving in rough wenthext will t5 403.90 give excellent wear. Regular to $6; special attAparaU At Another lot of 12 or 15 garments, lines that are „. worth $0,50 to $7.50 regular; drelt4Y that on ;Ps.00 will stand hard wear. Special ea ill; s riociens ros, Clothiers and Gent's Furnishers, 54. '')•!