The Clinton News-Record, 1901-05-09, Page 8The Weekly Story of the B g Store,
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That is goods sold for exactly
hat they are and at ar price
which ie an advantage to the
"1 i ' , s buyer and affords a profit to the
seller, Its "Wall Paper we wan t
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d - this ad to sell but to illustrate .
' esti • ,•.„ .. . 0 what we mean by selling goods
4 for exactly what they are we Q
•4� 4q' will ,attempt a little reasoning
,;_,_r on the familiar subject of wool.
Of course all wool le a better
fabric than half wool and both.
MwMW1_.. haYe advantages over three
• ,_ � quarters sotto it
>� n an one wool• le'quarter
a ow,in Wall Raper there
giNS BROS, SIC DRY GOODS STORE , Q aredegreesin nalityri ht along
A
these lines. Tigers is tie 5e per
a► roll.: quality for people who don't
Anni'mi Sale.:of
Men's ,Hats at
Ninety=nine dents.
want to Pay the all wool
price..
-.- 7 Ther, there ie the 8c grade which
we honestly. fray ie worth twice
as much as the 5e, The design
and coloring areernueh superior
, and more durable. It is really
cheaper than any you can buy at
aleas price. The difference is
more than made up in the qual•
lty. nearer the all wooql standard.
p Then of course wetf have • still
o superior goods as high as 54c per
4 roll. We sell all grades at ex.
To aetly what they are, as good
e' value for the money as we know
bow to buy, as load as good
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Our annual sale of Men's Hat at r
Hats ninety-nine cents.com-
com-
mences r
exlce>;< S:�TUI�D9Y MORNING', May X ltli, and will continue
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all
f't
o the follgwxn week that is 'f
g ar stocks last that ion ,
We have a big collection of Shapely el and
• � p y Nobby Hats in
Hair' and Soft Shapes ready for this sale.
last : ear i
y t was an unqualified success and we can't mord.
to let this '
s years sale la behind..
'Tkiere's not.: one hat in, the entire lot worth less than 1.25,
and.most of thein are:regular. $2; 'and •$2.50. goods, ` It's the
moneysaving chance/of .the year,: to' get a good hat;under vaiue.
• 100 tea's k'e1t'Hate, bard and, fedora shapes, in black, fatvn, brown
'and grey, odd °nee' and two of lines that are. nearly sold one and
broken lines, regular • 1,25 ' 2 0
$ ,, $ , 0 and $2.GO node clearing,
.'egoods,
commencing ` e`,.
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More. about
Men's
Goods
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ds'
. ,Thi. men's mens furnis 'n''
hr department
furnishing g , p � ani of ours.is. a complete
ng storo'in itself, In it'you,will find everything: you
WQt ld expect to find in an. up-to-date men's .
with 'values a little k� p ens furnishing:; store
atter perhaps because we .don't depend on
this department alaue:
NIFTY
SHIRT.
Our Colored Shirts are selling fast
We seem tgt
have struekthe right patterns
and qualities for we never have had as
good a Shirt business as is ` coming our
way this sprung: Values are' good, pat,.
terns new, and colors fast. You'll•not
miss it if you: buy any of these.
Boys' Negligee Shirts, made from: silk finished
oanibrioe, neat small oheoke, fast colors, y,.
soft front,, pearl buttoze, all sizes,....,... 'Y55C
Men's summer shills,. soft fronts, pearl buttons bodyof 8n '
Dort r e and strongtvhite;:
on, front and Duffs of fancy striped peroalea,7n blues etre, guaranteed 1.00
fast colors, each
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Meme colored shirts, stiff frons s, 2 collars. and one Bair of miffs, assorted pat.'
terns in stripes. and checks in colors of blue and lavender,, nobby and ser-
• vioable, each .. , ........... '/�I
Men's fine colored shirts, made of fine quality Snototi Zephyea, neat checks.
and broken .plaidsinall the popular shades of bine and lavender, very
nobby goods will give excellent wear, colors guaranteed: fasts ....
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1 Shirt Bargain
$1•.25 Shirt:for 88e
We have a special bargain. for shirt'buyers this
week. One of the kind that don't 'coime very often, es-
pecially early in the season They are the famous W., G.
it: make, and we strongly recommend them for their
color keeping and wearing qualities.
Men's tailored Oambrie Shirts 'neat stripes.on white ground, extra
gee q ality, nobby goods; fast colors, wilt give excellent wear,
8 $x.,25 gnalities,;a special bargain ,at each.. , ,
The ire*
Shirt . Waists
..:.-s stock of the ever
...popular shirt
I
wa st
is h
ere.
We
delayed ed
ordering
until
�'the
]at'
8 minute 1
n order der th
, we may be sure of hav'-
Ing correct styles. Those shown here today
/'� f�+. Jr• are right in every particular. Some of the
prettiest waists in plain white and colored mus--
lens that have ever been in the store are in the lot and you can
make no mistake buying now when stocks are at their best.
'Very handsome waists and good values est.
at
60e, 85e, LOO $1.50
mercbandiaing w! 1 allow us to
sell.
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L•WHERE THEY ARE People
OR WHERE
0 Agents Parkers .Dye Works. .
Tle ARE 'GOING,
'W e
Know
Mr. Ed.Rode spent Sunday in Auburn,
Mr. Fred. Forrester spent Sunday in
Blake.
Master•tussel Andrews spent' Sunday
in .Alma.
Rev. . Mr..Millyard of Exeter was ni
town last week;
Inspector Robb of Brussels was in
town last week.
Misses McLennan and Porter Sunday
ed in Brucefield.
Messrs. Dalkereli and.McCeskey spent
Tuesday in town.
Mrs. Rode of London sprint a few days
intown.
last
Tk
eek
Miss Etta
Wheatley er tiey spent Sunday
with. Auburn friends.. .
Master James McCool of Clinton was
in Londesboro on Monday,
Mr, Henry Akani of Toronto visited
friends: in town last week.
Mr, Jas. Young of •Seaforth was in
town for a couple of days last 'week,..
Miss Lily McKeown and Mrs. Swallow
of Woodham spent Sunday in town.
Mr, William Irvine. of Chicago' re.
turned tohis home in town oe Mon-
Mr.,E: Herman left Tuesday for Coiling.
wood where he intends staying for
spine time.
Mrs. Major Young of Colborne was the
guest of .Mrs Arthur' Twitchell one
day last week. • •
Mrs. W, O. Morrow of Wingbana
visited at " The Maples "' lastweek
the guest of Mrs:. F. W. Watts.
Mr. and Mrs, George Saunders•of town
visited Mr. and Mrs Robert Sander
son. of Londesboro over Sunday.
'Miss G. Oaks returned from Chicago
on Monday and will visit friends•in•.
Goderich and Clinton .for some weeks,
Mr. and. Mrs. 13..13. Kerr were the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Layton
writs
it
es T uc ererith; on Sunday last,'
Mr, George.Steep has been confined to
the house for some time with 'a
severe attack of la grippe but is now
re o
V
c eri
n .
Miss Ada Jones leaves !Saturday for
Blyth where she wilt officiate. as
organist in the Catholic church till.
Wednesday..
Mrs. G. T. Gilchrist returned last
from Platteville week
visit with her draaughters, Mrs Neil
and Mrs', Sengbas.
Mr. Chas. llama' of Seaforth has been,
appointed section foreman in Clinton
and will move his household effects
to town this week.
Dr.:Gitford•was in Stratford on Thurs.
day and Friday of last week celebrat
' •ing Arbor Day by 'planting a num-
ber
J mes Shepherdees is athis t present in
the Gunn Hospital. He underwent
an operation last week for some
trouble and is now progressing yery
favorably,.
Drg, Gunn and Shaw attended the
meeting called by Mayor Wilson to
.promote the interests of the new
/Warine and Public hospital which
was held in the court room Goderieh,
on Monday evening May Oth.
Mr. William Walker of town Ieft on
Saturday for London and from
thence to Three Rivers, Quebec. He
took from here one of Mr. Ooherty's
taes and ab two 'to be delivered s another
hein Three
Rivers.
On .'Thursday Mr. Pocock, who 'had
been in town for sone tune, was
joined by ',Mrs. Pocock, That ' day
they went to . Winghham to visit
friends in and around that place and
on their return Mr.Pocock will hold
meetings near Trick's, we believe.
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.Health and
omfort .
Demand the use of a carpet.
sweeper. It means less dust, eas-
ier work and los of it, Economy
demands "Bissell" the kin of car-
pet g
p weepers, It does better work gasts and Ilonger their any
other make. Use one once,l .
a,os, both good,
and you'll use... no other.. Two
$2.50 and $34.5O
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tIILLSGRBEN.
Miss .E. Maxwell returned from
Clinton on Saturday. "
Mr. John Consitt, Sr., and. Mr, Thos,
q
an•
rtt set
sail
for
the h ala
lin
do
on the
4th..
We
b theta a safe .journey.
eoetBrenchrhservicinhe Pesbytrfanu
here on Sabbath last. •
Mr. John Cochrane had the misfor•
,tune to have his buggy smashed while
in flensall on Saturday evening,
Mr..Tatnes McOlynnont has rented
Mr.Jos. Hudson's bauee and will short-
ly move into it. We welcome, Mr.
McCilymorit to our village.
A number of our sports attended the
football match at Varna Saturday ev-
ening:
Of late there has been alarge number
of peddlers through here and we think
it would be a good idea if the Govern-
ment would increase the tax on these
crooks and thus rid the country 01 this
pestilence.
Mrs. %loppel and ,son spent a few
days the guestsot Mr, and Mrs. Chas.
Stelck,
Ilt'eIgraye.
David Busse' of Sunshine is building
a tot of fence here this spring.
of Mica Thos.. Black felt at,
very' low
Mrs. Jh as.rWightmari, is attendings as
her nurse.
adpdl,aebd%ntoJoaheraythe building
litn
Vannorrnaii s house.
It is expected the new church sheds
will he raised next week and have them
completed at once. -
(#eorge Vaneamp has resigned his
position
the gardener
oe tion oIncarlm formanrfor
his brother, John Henry, at an inereaar
ed renumeration.
Mrs. Win, Bone has been very indis-
posed lately but is recovering nicely.
Beaks nomination has tnet with the
} approval of tlip (7or:servatlae party
here and he it stronger than ei►sr,
kliJLLBTT TOWNSHIP.
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snnlewhat�lengthy recovering indangero s•
illness.
Mr. John Medd has let the contract
of his new brick house to Mr. M. S.
Cooper of Clinton.
Egg peddlare are very thick on the
road this spring,
ed to.$eafort havi g t ought o u tithe
pr etice of Dr. llethut,e.
We were visited with a very severe
electric eta= last Wednesdaynight,
nnit. ing sand badly splinteraed struck hut l rhas
not set on tire. A nice oiled() tree on
the farm of Mr, \Vm. Stewart was also
sty fele:
Ins ector Belk visited our • school
last 'l.�bnrsday.
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children of Whitecchlurcl spent Carrick" few
days last week visiting at Mr. Chas.
Milners.
Mr.and Mrs, John Mills acid children
visited friends In this vicinity on Sun
da last. •
Quite a number have had the sore
eyes in this neighborhood and some are
laid up with cods.
Mr. Glee. Beadle and Mr. Merrittof
Aul'tui'n visited at ear, Geo, Beadle's' on
Sunday vast,•
Mr. J. Craig is slowly rex vexing'
from her illness
Mr. G. Gartner spent Sunday at his
home in Whitechurch.
OOD1RICH TOWNSHIP.
Dr.
Wilt. Lowery of Dungannon
spent Sunda with his, parents on the
16th
concession. �6n
Me. Dan: Rieger sppent Sueday at
his home in Wawanoab.
Mr. II, Oakes is around again after
being' Laid off a week or two with an
affected knee,
fMr. Swarf of the lath concession met
with a somewhat painfulaccident
P son e
time since• Be went up to Mr. James
Lindsay's upon business and while pro-
ceeding to the barn was bitten byMr,
Lindsay's dog. Onlyone tooth enter-
ed h f
the flesh s but .
ht e bite +t.
b
oped into @hasnaevel-
P d a very sore leg. A few•less
'such. Canine would be better:
Miss I+rancie A' Richard.cn. of
Pharos Villa has gone on an extended
visit i t to her sister, Mrs. Geo.. Ludlow,.
Dundalk.
The following report gives the stand-
ing ofi the pupilla . of S. No..,2 who
have -been promoted in the recent
examination
Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2nd.«�Myrtle Prowse,
Thomas Chambers. Janine • Yuill, .
Winnie Johnston Mary Monk
,Sr, 2nd to Jr. 3rd. --Meredith Clark,
Irene Hick, Jennie :Monk, Richard:
Leeson, McKee Johnston, Russel Oke
Alonzo Bodges,
Jr. 3rd to Sr, 3rd. Gertie Sturdy,
Arthur Willson, Mabel McMillen,
Austin Sturdy Roy Chambers.
Sr, erd to' Jr. 4th.-;.Msanie 'YuiIt,
Harry:.Charnbers,Mehei Walters,Trene
Clark,. Alice Hick, Reginald Sturdy,'
Mubel Prouse." Average attendance for
April was '42.—F.REX,, J. LAW-IENCE,
Teacher.
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Dungannon.
Tom: Little was in`Lucknow Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson is reaovering.nicely
after a prolonged illness.
A Large congregation assembled in
St. Paula, church on Monday at 11 a.
ne:to'witness the beat -Wieland iinpres-
ive service of Confirmation when• Borne.
sixteen on seventeen :candidates were.
admitted :by his Reverence the Bishop
of: Huron into Si.. Paul's church as
members of the congregation.; The
church was very tastefully decorated
with plants and palms and the young
ladies in their robes of white made a
pleasing picture as they. -knelt two by.
two at•the communion. rail to, have the
Bishops hand placed upon their .heads
'as be .repeated a beautiful prayer••
The Bishop addressed ' the candidates
and the assembled congregation :very
earnestly beseeching thein to be true
and faithful workers for. the master.
His Reverence ,poinited'out very plain -
lythe many, dangers and temptations
to be met on the way while he. also
pointed ,ont the way toovercoree all
dangers and '.temptation by:faithful
fellowship with Christ. His.Reverence
left for Blyth in the afternoon to hold
a Milliner service there.in the evening.
Dr, Lowery spent Sunday: et his
home near Clinton.. ;
Results of Bank
Amalgamation,
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Completes the Purchase of the
Assets of the Bank . of : British
Columbia.
TW1 BAND'S CAPITAL NOW
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS AND.
ASSETS OVER . SIXTY THREE
MILLIONS.
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The negotiations for the purchase of
the assets of the Bank of British Col-
umbia by the Canadian Brink of Com-
merce, an announcement respecting
which was made some months ago,
have been carried to a successful eon -
elusion, A thorough examination of
the iihairs of the Bunk of British Col.
,umbla was made by the officials of the
Caned%at, Bank of Commerce, and this
proving ee tirely satisfactory, the amal-
gamation was finally completed on the
2nrl of January. A statement of the
affairs of the Canadian Bank of Come
mer
e ce after the amalgamation has now
n
been
issued,
andi
, discloses assay
very strong
n
g
osi i
tan,
In point int
of
Re-
serve the ,]lank now ranks Foust►
among banking institutions on the
continent of America, It has .02'
branches throughout Canada; 5 bran-
ches in the • United States, namely, at
New York, San Francisco. Seattle
Portland (Oregon) Skagway (Alaska)
and 1 in London, England, 08 establish.
merits in all. The acquisition of the
Landon office is an important step in
the progress of the Bank. The Bank's
transactions in 'sterling exchange in
the 'United 'States and Canada each
year amount to many millions of
pounds, and the ability to handle this
business through the Bank's own Lon-
don office will result in an important
addition to the earning power of the
Bank. In many other directions also
the interests of the two Banks will be
immensely benefitted by the amalgam.
ation,
The following is a condensation of
the statement issued by the Bonk at
the close of huainess ort the 31st of
March
Aesete,
Cash, Gold Bullion,. Bank•
ars .Valances and Balance
Due by London Office., 7)31.5,421 04
Government, Municipa ,
Hallway and other 33onds
and h7tat kart,.., rsirr,rrrlV,,nlp,yp�,,t14
$/17,054,201.08
Loans and Discounts... $45,530.388.03
.All Other Assets,....,., 1,500,074.01
I04,i103,004.02
+, y Liabilltiea.
0apltal....,rrrr. $A,000,000
Roserve.rr..,,.., 2,000,000
fltrcu'lstian.rrr... 10,00�fy1, %0,0.00
. ....
,588,488,1 0
Deposita r,r.............. 48,423,501.0t,i
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,All CJther..,....r....."... 2,0i11,8B8.28y
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Some what
Different Store."
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rL. ace Curtains
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We have found that the very heat way to beep peop/e inters ated in our store /s to
throw in satisfaction as a premium with every purchase and in no goods do we have
to be mare careful with than: in lace curtains.
The ourtarns and Draperies we are showing thin spring are the hest values we have
ever had. ' We placed our order many. mane. s a .
safe you fully � , , �, go, before the advance rn prick so aan �,
y f y ane -third, Th•e qualities 9' are the very heft and thedesigns-the newest.
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quality. Splendid .value at per pair
'Lace Curtains, 24 inches wide and 2 'yards long,taped edges, fine
y25,
Lace Curtains 34 inches d
Ndesi ne lockns, .yds long and 45 inches wide in
g , s stitch edges, fine open ign, usually Bold choice
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our price only Y at i11.W pp
Nott%ngbaw Lace 0urtr�in 3 , i • 0540
floral cies% n o •t' . Yards long and 5O inches wide f
g , od t . n.
8 goal t la
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•• Pine quality Nottin linin s e Ar wear, price, . ;;, , .O Q
Lac
g ea
and 00 inches wide, in a good choieetaf de:It
g nsr alllong and fh
edges, w%11 sive good wear, Special value $C i A5�locki..st5+;:51
per pair 1x2;t 1.50 �r7::
Nottingham Lace Curtains. extra fine quality lace, .onto design,
lull
13 . ar
dal
#ry o'l, o
g, good width, very exclusive designs, with Jock
stitch. edges, all worth one third more than n
our price.. . .,:,, . ,..;a 2:00 2.50 2,7
wide
and 2
r
} yards y
it n
With tapedf1
h
edges, co a ®i
good quality lace: :Extra value stip r pair ��: .� 0 .
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tin at
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Very fine quality Nottingham Lace Odrtains, 3} y.irdslong and 5A'
to 90 inches wide, all new designs' lock
� , r to .
Chenille Curtains
` Chenille S7 nille Ourt '
� erns, a yards long and 84 %aches wide, in o
green,' brown and red, beavy fringed encolors of. •
value at per pair g. ds, fancy borders, good
Chenille '
Curtai V f+u
Curtains, 3 yards long and 40 inches.
wide, heavy
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;`in eolors'of red, and green, fancy bord�ra knotted
40onenagSpecial pair.• .. ,,. ,:,. X.:
stitch edges, a stoics lot at per hair.:. 300 t7 !'
Muslin and Siviss.Ourteins, very: dainty designs, •at per .
purr,,., 4onp t
6
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34 to 80 inch wide,"' " * to
plain and dotted Brussels Net. Curtain
goods,q rr��
with frill,: very new and dainty, prices per yard..., :�.0 � :ii
Dotted Swisses,for Curtains, etc., per yard.... r [2?1 I5 17 , to .30
Table
Covers ,
Tapestry Table Covers, 4x4 size, with frig
sorted colors. P ` fringe around Giver„ in as, Q
.... ,. ,. .•.. rVo
Price r each ...
(7h :n'
1
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Table
Covers, 6
x
4an
8x4 4 eie _
newest.
shades o
fgreen, red bine'and brawn,fancye�ectsWithfrange2p
26
0trim
tramming. Extra value at :x
If you buy your parasol here ou will have�-
i , y ave the satisfaction f
that can be had for the moue. .o knowing that it is the best:
We
buys
Z"
y them
fro .
m the e zna
sells --anal. should theyfor anyreason'k"er"--who guarantees every one he
not com `up to the ° sta. dard of wear- we -will l
- ' snake it right as we are always willing gladly.
have
n to: do with. � . �`,
' gh anything
In. Fancy Parasols we have xio:two - y . lxl:g that comes from this store;.
:4of xray and rJust alike. The favorites for.summer Ilse. '
y ed, also black withcome is colors
white/stripes es
lain
shown. p p white with and without : frills are also
Prices of Ladies'. BlackParasolsare 75c. 1 1.2
Prices of Fancy Parasols 1. $ ' $ S,,$3-5 $.1•!50 to'$.�0.
Ohaldren's Fancy Parasols $I.215, $1.15, $1.00. 2.5 •
0 tb $3,Sp.
The Prettiest Hats
are found in this store. That is well known by hundreds of
beauty costs less than less beautiful ladies and they knowtthe Ne e ' .
. mrilineryin-otber.storetY. We want more women to learnt, w ornbe,s millinery.'
That's what advertising is for, to invite comparison.. Talk doesn't sell hats. •t, styleaas. f
hats themselves form the winning combination—especially es able as art, style and fineness. in for
example,' can you writeh' our $2.50, P Q14.. when prices are as reasonable as they are here.: Where," for
Ladies' Sailors at 25c. is0c, $3•S 1 and h white hate: •
• Children's Straw Sailors 7Sn to $[.SO. in white and. mixed -straws.
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'Baby Bokinebs of •a lots at 2t3e and SOc.
silk and muslin, beautiful creations .
for the little one, prices ;$Se, 150c, 7l9c, $i .to $2. . .
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CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
Our stock of children'sgoods have n
Keen buyer's will be ` never been so large and never before have we had such a' sale
y surprised at the wonderful suit that we offer at $2.50, made from.
and fancy tweeds, large sailor collar, withm blue serge
three rows of braid; fancyvest,braided
kers.. Just the suit for youngsters ranging f and lined knit •
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7�1c are better than ever. g g rom`� to 9 years. Our Boys'Knickers at 50c, 60c and
e' now ]manufacture them by the thousand pairs and we sell them all
over the country, No such value is offered by an house in the -Boys' ,
double sewn, 7 pockets and the price only 500. trade, Overalls, with bib,
WHO'S YOWL HATTER
The sale of our celebrated Christy m
English Hats at $1,510 has surprised us
but it is another evidence that the --'
public are beginning to realize that no hat on the market equal them, for the money. You can buy
them in stiff' or soft goods and in all colors, Once you become a customer for the
you will have no otherr. There is a st- le'about the Christyosnake
y Irl. hard to equal. They will wear to satisfy
anybody. See that the Christ stamp is on every hat you wear.
Our stock. of straw goods is large and complete and io Iow in
price that it will be a difficult matter to fend the same value else-
where. Our Sailor Hats at 25e are hard to equal,
ackson Bros
Clinton
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