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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-09-21, Page 8== Millinery � Opening Thursday, Sept. 28 Our formal display of Millinery will be mads on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 28.29-3o. You are cordially invited to visit .the Show Room any or all of these dates, and examine and study the season's new styles at your leisure. No trouble or expense has been spared that we might place be" fore you millinery that is a reflection of that shown in the great centres of fashion, and we promise` you a display that will be both, interesting and profitable Are You TO PAX f� Sma/I Ail?Qunt For a large equivalent. Twenty Seven Cents is. the shall amount we ask you to pay and the big value we give you in return is a Tapistry Cushion Top 20 inches sen- ate, in four patterns aria many col- ors. Itmay seem an extreme state- ment to. you, but if we asked you 50e for thorn they would, be value. Don't mistrust our .statement now until you have examined the qualify, Many wile ha,ve seen thein have bou- ght two for each cushion, one for the back. See, they are cheaper than you could buy a common material for .the reverse side. They are olna mental a t fey • will' -gate ar, - Ilave-• you not a worn out cushion ;you want to re-cover.? Here's your ch- ance. Agents Parker's Dye Works. 1 11 Fair Co, Often' the. Cheapest, Always the Best 7 S. H. & M. GUARANTEED. TAFFETA 1SILKK PETTICOATS are quickly appreciated by stage folks. The wearing quality demanded by their work and travel is very' great. . Few materials are equal to it. . . No Taffeta Silk Petti- . coat was ever guaranteed until the advent of the S.H.&M. It astortished.the. silk trade, and convinced our buyer that there was at last a dependable Silk Petticoat to be .had. We. will sell you an S. H. & M. GUARANTEED TAFFETA SILII • PETTICOAT with this guarantee in the waist -band : If, through any defect, the silk in this garment should split or' era, k within three months from date of pur- chase, we aggreero replace it with a new petticoat, same sty:can d material, provided the defective petticoat is promptly returned to u t, to. etl.er wi'h t The Stewart,Rowe & this ticket. Meek Co., Limited. • 'Fancy the satisfaction you will experience in the certainty that your petti- coat will wear three months at the very least. The tailoring is done by. the cleverest• cutters, and the designs and styles are ' right from New'York, the: Mecca of fashion. As for the guarantee, this store stands back of it. The S. H. & M. Co. protect us and we protect you. 354 - Guaranteed Silk � Petticoats $IO to $12, Silk Petticoats not guar- anteed, $5 to $7.50 Blacks in stock; all color made to order on short natio e Tartan Plaids:. Plaids are .going to be worn • this winter. In silk or pure wool, for waists or full cos- tumes, they vtill . be more in evidence than: for many -sea- . sons; . .New lines are just tf ;hand this week in Scotch Tar tan and fancy; weave. At $1.50 Handsome Plaids, e'itheb tweeds o fancy mixtures, .made from pt:re .worsted yarns, 54 inches wide. A large range of patterns; not more that; •'enough for .. one costumeof. any tent design. Special value • yardPer.. . . ....Q�,51y €=Lies• Silks GO rents .ritacy plaid silks, tartans and c .r bniati ns ;good qquttiities, x�ik.h colorings per yittd.. IIDC Plaid Silk s $1,00 0 Extra line quality plaid silks, gibd weight, big range of •color combing fions. No t'wo waist lengthsel •alike, -Special at per yard...10 I rUU At 50 cents • Pure wool': plaids, tartan ;:of fancy• • .'weaves, rich color combinations Fin quality, suitable for waists Or k, 5Qc dresses. Special at per yard.. More New Coats coats t0- arrivals while tose . . :•� ti, Tweed Ja' Covert Shy .i�, 1VIixture • ,q• I. pp! IlBupuunuunulltlllq,i ,,itll ri1 uiisilI 1p. Clinton News-'*cc..ord September 21st 1905 .«1►».�n� • 0,0000+,4.0+04,04.410...,00,00.444,0-0-0_04.0+.444,444+0+_. Formal Openlng of Etc. Friday Evening Froth ' 8 till 10 o'dock . --.• • VERyBOAY IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND— .Great Stock of FALL K:cDS • ITHOI.IT EXCEPTION. the greatest 'stock of merchandise ever shown in'this store, from. England,, W France,, Germany and our own Canada we have drawn the .best and most.op ! r goods, pu a g .ods, and have . bought.theni in such quantities,(eight store lots) that values greater than ever will be offered this season THIS AUTUMN display of Dress Goods, Silks, Furs, Women and Childretas' Coats, &c., will be by far the finest we have ever made, for our stock of these goods is larger and better than ever, IN ORDER; to make.this Fall Opening more interosting,we will place on sale trid a 1>Dili was in town on Mon -i "day Mr. F, O. Mcllvicen of the Sovereign • Bank is taking his ,holidays. l.pirs. T. A Walker and Miss Delia .'Walker were ,ine Seaforth yesterday. Miss Mary Wasman is spending the' week with ' her grandparents in Mit- • ohell ►• oe Simple has -eturned from - Lon- don ag and is a a' Wine' clerk •at the Normandie. Mt.: and'. Mrs, Laidlaw. of Morris vis ited their uncle, Me. S.' G,. Plum - nick, yesterday. A ss Walkinshaw has joined the. Sov- ereign Bank staff as stenographer. and typewriter.: ' Miss Olive Murphy and Miss Maud Aspinall of Buffalo are guests of Mrs. W. Murphy: Mrs'. Fair, Sr and Mrs.. James. Fair. will visit Mrs (Dr.) Campbell, of Detroit this weelk Mr. . and Mrs. S:. Kerr; of the ....Nile" visited _their'. daughter, Mrs. D, S. Cook, the past week, Miss Emma Doan,, teacher, who has been home on a ` hilliday, • returns; to Cleveland .on - .-Saturday... Messrs. A. T. Cooper . and W. Solider- -:Son attended the assizes in Gorier- `. ich `on Monday' as jurors W. .14IcBrien, E. Bali and 'John. DeeV1 John.Deev= es have gone 'to. 'Fergus to. `.pack •.•apples for Me... James' Steep... • • Ms.. C. "E ,)owning has returned • from a '.visit ::of several weeks at the parental . home in Owen Sour.d. Mr. and \Irs R.. Jones: of .Goderich. ,. and Miss l-iclwig of. Auburn were X guests Sunday of Mrs. Alex. Rob 1HSOI1 r Mr. J. P. Shepherd and' his sons; ;u Win. and Norman, :visited relatives at the Nile and.. Dungannon, on, Sunday.: ' ss Maggio -Brown left yesterday. • for McGregor where she will act as housekeeper ifor. the Rev.-. Father 'enstif�neattlt. .'' : Mr;:: Robert Nimcirs : of .New York City is visiting his Mother, „. Mrs.. Mimeos • •of : Maple street ge. - is a: telegraph operator. ' Mrs. • J. Johnstone . •• of •Rattenbury street :Was the .guest of Mrs. Stra- chan, giaoderich, from Saturday :un- til Monday. evening,' Miss lArlinnie Green' of Detroit, ac- companied by her friend, Miss l3er lta C recn of the sameme eity, was : the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. A. Walker, last week. Mr. J..Emmerton• of Ripley, who is .i aaccompaniedied by his 'wife anti'. two \sons, was the guest for a coupleof days this week of his father, Mr. More new lane, this week.: Late: that ;are 'worth your :e if.:you are, thinking of getting a new Coat this season, New 'ket New Jackets New Ker Jackets Blacks, Fawns, Fancy' Mixtures. Fall and .winter Furs are al here•—a stock that is bigger than any we. have ever shown. Every' garment �arment made • to .out order, from ` selected skins. Quality guaranteed in every case. Some extra ood. ruffs, in . 'AlaskaSable, made from: No. 1 skins, out in • correot styles, fine, thick, close fur•,. very stylish end handsome, prides each $.r 0.00,$15.00, $2.0.00, $25.0.. WiciaiWitwiNWAIWANIiitWififilithANNOWAMIVAN 4 Millinery Opening Thursday, Sept. 28 iTlodgdnsBros. soy Goods "— Clinton, • • sr wir wat oic SATURDAY' • 1v QRNIN , SEPT.. 23rd the following lines of New •Fall Goods : that came to `usunder regular prices. John '•J mmerton. r.. Dave Cook of Rattenbury':street who was at Cooltston packing .app- les, .has returned home with an in-. jured':leg•'which will prevent him working for sone time. . Mr. C Ce Rance is again with • the r Jackson' Mfg. Co. and left yester- day for . a ttwo-moaths'.' trip through the lower provinces pushing the sale of the Lion Brand olothing, Dr, Morrison of Donnybrook, North Dakota, who was .accompanied by his sister, Mrs. McNaughton, and, her 'nephew;, Peter McNaughton of Chiselhurst, spent- Sunday and Mon- day With his cousin, Mr. Andrew Taylor. • Mr, Thos. Wheatley has returned from Louisville, Kentucky, .where he Was for some six months. He lik- ed the city, 'though it was very often much too warm to feet pleas- ant, but alter all it Was not an. Ontario city and while .wages may be high they have a way of slipping away very quickly. The Misses lerountcasti•e roturned on Friday last from a trip to semen - da. 6 and other paf nts south east Of Clinton, where Miss Clara was en- gaged as ar. elocutionist. Her work was much commented on and mucic admired. 'Beginning at a garden party at the.' time honoured` rectory ' at 'Tusoorota, for which she had .been engaged some months pre- vioesly, she wound up at the resi- dence of Mr.d Mrs.Frolic an.Cow- an of Princeton, end has teturred in improved health and vivacity. She! Will at once resume her evening entertainments at !1'he Wigwam if required. She brought home with her tee) 1 ulna 1 , s4 fetches of Titscor- ora rectory and graunds and one of the iri rtl t Pauline late of l;. I airline John- son, the iridian entertainer. These will be added to her art eollectiott. Miss Mounteastle also feeds much benniitted by o11atlge of -air. • 12 c,15c and 18c Flannelettes at These Bargains are for 10c. 375 yards of white and; pink Flannelettes, extra heavy: qualities, these are all Mill Ends and come inlen- gths from 5 to 19 yards in a piece: The regular- . price would. be 12i'c, 15c, and 18c, all to go on sale Saturday at 10c 121--c .Wrapperette at '$ 2 c. 300 yards of New Fall Wrapperettes in a fine range of new patterns and colors, these are all the best 121e qualities to go on sale Saturday at per yard. 8%c Special Flannelette at 7c. 25 pieces of .Flannel et t e in assorted colored stripes -7. good heavy quality; very speeial for Saturday's sellingat English Shaker at:i2 c. 350 yards of English Flannelette in a fine'range: Of col - .11 ored stripes, very soft quality;` all: fast colors, spec- ial value at 1%c Saturda3r Evening Only Boys' 20c Ribbed Cotton Hose at 12 c 9' III 15C 46 - « r lUc. S 64 25c .& 3Oc. Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose 19c Ladies' 35c Plain and Ribbed Cashmere Hose 2 •t 35c Heavy�Fall Vests at' �` 25c $- Heavy Black Taffeta Glove.s at 25c $ ,. The New Fall and Winter Co ass for Womenand• xldren This; is by far the finest. collection of Costs we have • ever had—and never before have we sold as many so early iri the season—we have•nearly three' hug- : • died Coats to choose from •and every onethe very latest in style Coats made .of; tweed. y are the most popular this season and we: still 'have . a .splendid plendld: assortment of. tw,eed Coats. dew" Rain Coats: Our stock of Rain Coats was never in .better shape-- we have nothing that is not new this season and • every,one.is strictly up-to-date.: 1t willa •ou`to see': our. assortment beforeP new buying. your new R,axn Coat. 'mins. eco ltg,IV nava lb' you wAstir VIP CLINTON. • personal...; Varna. Mr. • John Johnstone, •. 'Ratten,bury street, visited Wawanosh'friends on Sunday and'Monday. Mr, b..5; Cantelon of Ilensall was' in stown on. Monday on Inc way. home from :'Goderieh'where he at- tended the assizes as a juror. • Mr. F. H. Chant. al the Sovereign ,Bank staff,, Toronto, is hone' to remain for a time. He. 'is not very well but is taking eight work . at the local'branch. Lorne Todd, Goderieh, visited rella- tives in Clinton on Friday and • on his way .hon on . Saturday took a header from his .wheel and has since been Carrying his arm in.a-sling. ;i: Its £ dr.r rr eiele0,61€4$t' pit " THE WITCH $ OP CnAGENSTONL." : rc ' ;ft 3#c . •• .Our new seriel .with. the * � l Y <P; `above title begins.. A , in this * issue of The News -Record.: ee It differs much -from the st- Itt ory concluded last ..week 3 ?4E and, we' . believe, will r'lre i; more popular. • • !: ay h Don't missthe opening #t chapters. 1#- n on n n e.n fi K icon.• 'Mullett Township. Mr, Gorge Wray hassold his 50 - acre farm on the end concession to Mr. Humphrey Snell of Clinton for hi, the neighborhood of $3',1100.. Mr. November. v: Snell .gets possession in N o Mre .Wray will net + make a long lnove,e however,•'- as be has bought the - 80 -acre lot of iMr..W-1 item Tiplady on the. Base ,:line for which he pays $5,500. Mr. Tipiady will take up Itis residence in' Clinton.. Mr, William iiuroh has rented his farm on the Baso Lint to Mr. Rich- ard Clovier foe live years at en anti - nal rental of $300. Mr. Murch may go to Sfratiotd. • • Mr.' Percy' Wanless of Hensall:. is visiting under thepartal; ;roof. Miss Maggie Reid ofucefield, sp'r ent.'Sunday with. Varna friends..`. Mr. B, A. Higgins' 'returned home. after' ;spending the past : two. mor.ths in., the Northwest. Several`•from around' here attended London Fair, among the number be- ' ing c: {Mrs, W. Dawson, Miss Lfly Dunkin and `Mrs. B. A. Higgins and family. Stanley Township. Miss Pima Reid has returned ho- me after spending the past two months in Portland, Oregon. She was accompanied dry,` her unelo, Mrs• Thompson of Portland, ' Miss Ethel ; Johns spent the past week with _Johns township fri- ends. ..., Mrs: Jewel and Miss E, Dawson of Pontiac,,Mich.,' are visiting with the- it cousins, Mrse Beatty and family...: Tire • St. John's. churoh held their annual S. S. picnic in Jowett's groe ve,•:Bayfleld, on. Saturday last. It was largely 'attended . ed all .r report having a good time. Merchant ' Harnwell is this • week moving • into his new residence' ad- joining his, store, ' J. E. will now ha- ve comfort and convenience combatted. 1 Mr.. Percy Wanless of Hensall is spending a few : holidays at hie home Dunkin has ;stetted ' out •with.. his Toad of. fine Shropshires and . will this week attend Exeter, 2urioh and'"Seaforth fairs . and will no doubt get his share of the prize money. Anniversary services will be held in the'Presbyterian ohurch here in the near future. While at Work • on Mr. J. Wanless' verandah • one day' last week Mr. A. Robertson had the ,nisfortune to fan . off, severely injuring his back and is stilt confined to bed, uut we hope he will soon be aba'it again. Messrs. Win. Foote and A ox ,,,„t.- tell ".aro each' putting. in system. Of water works whereby ey n ill have a good `supply of fresh water in their stables alt whiter without having to do any pumping. . 1€[ Edward r King, a d reviewed forty thou. sand Scottish volunteers at Edinbur- gh, . In his new role of humorist, Mr. Rockeefeller will continuo his amusing. practice of putting up the .price of kerosene at intervals, aid. Tourists in the Teinagami reserve have 'their: guns taken away from them, This` leaves theta practically at the mercy of the ferbeleue ntoe. quitpes. Can'•t.:..._ ossibl .p y pay: you • 'to waste time making: them up,. when• you .can buy them at prices like these OVERALLS at Overalls made from heavy moleskin in striP es, good quality, special per pair Denim OV at. i.00 The greatest :Overall value in the trade, made from heavyl in : D ' p a coin, black or gray, double back arid: front, riveted pockets and double sewn seams.- - Good va'ue at per pair' , $1100 Threshing SMOCKS Special at each 5oc New Fall shapes in the famous "KING." Hat OW / ' ettaisrillia are here. This Hat -is without an equal Alwaysrightup.to.date in shape. Made in: good qualities only, 75c iiKing."" ' Hard Hats So xn ��, Soft Hats Dia Greys ind Tans, $2.5O and $3.00 -.:._W APS This is the Cap Store of the town, beyond a doubt. Hundreds of -new Fall Caps just opened out. Shapes for men, boys or girls, -,.r~ 25C, . 50C and 75C a. ens Bros. Clothiers and Gent's Furnishers, Clinton • Via. -k �,1►�a,all1a..••.