The Clinton News Record, 1930-11-20, Page 8e= • Big ;Events of , the
Clothing Season'
ONErDAY ONLY
SATURDAY, NOV. 22nd
On above date Mr. A. Z. Garner, head
office represenative of Tip Top Tailors,
Limited, will be at our store and will. per.
sonally measureevery man ordering a
suit or overcoat. He will also give you
expert advice on choice of fabrics and:
styles.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
every man in Clinton and viomity to secure,
extraordinary high• quality personal ser
rvice along with the great value that Tip
.111 Top Clothes. offer at all times.
!
One Price $2 AUnrivalled Value
Toj Measure •Unrivalled Service
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
To 'make your New Suit more Effective
you will want
A NEW SHIRT
We have them at all prices. See our line of Broadcloths in
.plain colors or fancy stripes collar attached or separate d 25
SPECIAL PRICE s
......... ;
25c t0 $1.50
SPECIAL LINE 39c ..
At
OR "SHIRT AND TIE
For ,iS,•••••;!•'....•• .. .-
:W;INTRR•UNDERWEAR, At Cut Prices.. Men's Fleece -
Lined Shirts and Drawers. SPECIAL
•A NEW TIE,
'ALL PRICES . ,
•
$1.60
85c
MEN'S SILK- AND WOOL CASHMERE SCARFS
New Goods. for Christmas. SPECIAL 'PRICE
59c np
$1.50
75c
$3.95
GLOVES, Lined or Unlined, for dress wear
SPECIAL VALUE
SPECIAL LINE OF SILK AND WOOL SOCKS •
Reg. 50e value. ' While they last, 2 pairs for
MEN'S BLACK CALF FINISH OXFORDS
In new.up-to-date styles, All sizts. Special Price
MIEN'S HATS, CAPS, RUBBERS, GALOSHES --IN FACT EVERY-
THING IN MEN'S WEAR TO GO WITH TIIE NEW
SUIT AT BARGAIN PRICES.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW
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YR1 CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
-A ; FOREWORD
REGARDING
Christiiias
dards
AND
Stickers
A pleasing array of the above has,
arrived. -Of • diarticular interest ,will
this news be to those who have over-
seas ;packages to send. A ., box of
Cards with engraved 'greetings and
envelopes to match has arrested the
attention of several 'customers: The
box contains 15 cards and the price
is 40c. (Note the price is less than
3p each card): Another item worthy
of special 'mention is an envelope -
containing 200 assorted tags, seals
and inclosure cards for 25c. Note 200
pieces for 25c.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
lir. G. A. McCague was in Toronto
this week.
Mi'. and Mrs. J. G. Chowen and Mr.
Frank Fingland visited in Galt on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. -G. E. Hall spent the
week -end with Simeoe and Inger-
sell friends.
Miss M.ytrle Spence of Toronto Inas
been visiting with. her aunt, Mrs.
Robt. Marshall
Mrs, Wm. Shepherd of Huron street
spent Saturday visiting Blyth and
Auburn friends.
Miss M. Burrows of Sheppardton is
.spending the week With her sister,
Mrs. Pennebaker,
Mr. and Mrs.- W. J. Plumsteel mot-
ored to Toronto yesterday and ex-
pect to return today.
Mr. C. J. Wallis, after a, short stay
11 at his home, left the beginning of
p1 the week for North iiay.•
Fred Cardiff and family of
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