The Clinton News-Record, 1901-09-19, Page 8-of--
Fall Millinery
We will make our4 OpeningDisplay of Mil-
linery
il-liner y for Fall on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September 26th, 27th and 28th,
You are cordially invited to .'visit our show-
room on. these dates, The seasons leading
styles and novelties will be on exhibit and
you will be made w elcome whenever and as
often as you come. Opening all day Thurs-
day, Friday,. Saturday and Saturday evening.
About Our Silks
For the most part the silks that this store
sells are importedby ourselves direct from
the British markets. We would like you to
get better acquainted with the stock. Ifyou
will
�. 't
have any silk buying
ted
0
we think
pay you to know it better. There is hardly
a wanted shade that you cannot find here.
Every popular make has a place in the col-
lection. Values are better far than any store
can offer that ddes•not import its silks direct,
Bestof all. though, qualities are reliable, not
an inferior or 'unworthy quality finds a place
on our shelvesand.you •de end absolute-
ly on�any sit g can p
lks bou ht here. _This week a big
ship m.ent cane to us direct from the' British
market's. These items will give you an idea
of our lines. All are good.
l
Japanese
Se.
a
Fine quality Japanese Silk,,
good weight, firm, ;all pure
silk,.21 inches wide, in cream,
every Color•use
d
black and ev y ,d .2 5:
for fancy work, per yard
Extra fine quality Japanese
Silk, all pure silk, 27 inches;
wide, firm and strong, will
give excellent wear, suitable
fists dresses or fancy
for waists,
black,white,cream an.
all fancy shades, per 'yard. yard.... •..
Advei:,tising
is vethiable exaetl In pro-
portionto the extent that
the thing advortteed is
found to bear out the
claim made for It. This
sve believe and frame our
take to you in this col*
umn accordingly, We
want our adds to sound
honest, to keep ' honest
pries' tnhonest
and pushhoesty
or
trade,
Frenclit Organdie
is the proper thing In Note
Paper for those who want
the latest for social writ•
ing,envelo esofenure°to
mate . it is in Empress
shag, that is a little
widi�r than ordinary note.
and aabout.the seine short-
er, in color it is a dainty
bine, is agreeable to write
on and gives a tone to
your eorrespendencethat
snakes the receiver know
your taste is in keeping
with etkluete, You like
to receive this sentiment
yourself. Did It ever
occur, to youhow tareless
you unconsciously are
sornetitnes in extending it
to your worthy friends.
The price of this " just
• right" noyelty is no more
than the .respectable old
time style.
Agents Porker's .Dye Works.
ho ' Di Fair Co.
Often the GJaezpest, Always the Best,
wv
Our111
Half -Dollar. .ell.
alf DS
al H �ec
' The best silkthat has ever been sold in :town for
the'money ,:` We are quite sure about that. Could not
sell this rice ourselves. if we did not import it.. 'Other
at p
seasons it has .been our best 'seller at 60c and 65c. This
season we are able to sell it at•per yard 50c.
Heavy weight English Silk, rich
lustrous finish, soft,
will not cut, gives excellent wear,eltitable for 'trim
mins and waists, in shades of sky, . torquoise and: .
navy blue, old rose, pink,': cardinal,• fawn, brown,
white, cream and black, extra special value,per.yd. i.
THE CLANTON Iq E1S-XYECOED
Mr. .Ct1, Bowed fiundayea9 in London.
Barrister Scott was in ,Ooderlch On
Tuesday,
Mrs, Saville sent last week at her
home In Lottie esboro.
Mist Bella
J. r is the guest of her
aunMee Maude
and Mondaytink o Iwo, spent
Nye, Jas, Webster of Londesboro is
spending a week at Straatlaroy.
Miss
isitingl Carrie
ends inhSeb ingviUe. after
Mr. Geo, Z:lttbi► and wife of Mt. Forest
are gguests of Mr. and Mrs, Wert,.
Robta.
MBaallsvisited CharPanH.A.ine lean 1net
ie
Week.,
Miss Tillie Akatn left on 'Friday for
Buffalo where she will visit friends
' and also the Pau -Am.
Mrs, 1'uess of New York, who has
been in town for some time, returned
to her home last week.
Taffetta'Sil.ks
Fine quality Taffetta Silk; good
weight, 22 incheswide, will
wear well, in pink, old rose,
fawn, brown, sky, navy, •
cardinal, cream and black,per.
. . yard'
Satins
•
Colored Satins, 23 inches wide,
will wear well, suitable for
trimmingsfancy and work,in
all the popular shades at per
yard,...:...: .. ..
Extra good quality French Taf-
£etta Silk, good weight, will
x ellent makes
Ii e C v
g
hand`@@ wear, sdme waists, in shades
of blue, pink, old rose, fawn,
,O brown, gray, a , c
ardin
al; white, ite
creamand black at per yard.
Extra good quality colored'
satins, rieh glossy surface,will
6 0 I w ear well, all shades, . at Aper
Vand ....,...
About a o
WHERE MEV •ARE
OR
G
THEY AREWHEREJNG q.
We •Know
People
Martha Levy went. to Buffalo
Miss
on Friday fast. •
MiweekMGGrr;.coif town spent last
Dr. Gunn has been cilleii to Win and Brussels for todatiy.
D haiin
Mr. F. Quinn of the T. 11. & 13. staff.
.Brantford,was the guest of Mr, John
Holmes of the iluron Road last week.
Mrs, John Holmes and Master J',1,3, of
the Huron Road visited London
friends and the Western Fair last
week.
Mrs. Frank Dark of Detroit, who bas
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A.
J. Grigg, returned to liar home last
week,
Mr. Jas. Southcombe and sister Mise
• Mary were Called to Le Ray, New
York, this week owing to the death
of an uncle.
Mr. Harry -liem , who has been at
• Port Colborne lar some months, was
in town Tuesday on hie way to his
kerne in Bayfield,
-Mrs. Graham who spent most of the
summer with Stanley friends, re-
turned to town last week and is the
guest of Mr, 11. (raharu,
Mr, J, Taylor was in Sarnia last week
and purchased a big stock of foot-
wear at a low rate on the dollar. Be
is now placing it on his shelves.
Me, Robert Schrenk and Miss Mary
. Schrenk of Milverton, accoairpani.ed
b ' Miss' Mary Bareeley• of St.
e guests
of Mr. and
Mrs:
q t e
Thome t
e
A. A. Sehreuk, from Saturdaay until
• Monday.
Mr. George Xing ofBlythtwas
town
n
onTuesday.' lie
recently returned
froth's business trip along. the North.
Shore -during which he visited
Thessaloti, Bruce Mines and the Soo.
.Mr. S.G. Plummer of IIiiibing, Minne-
Miss Vera 'Murdoch of riensall is the eota, son of our worthy citizen,Uoun-
uest of Mies Nettie Cantelou this cn
i for PI taunter, is borne for a short'
g•e r.••• visit. Ile is engaged in a merchantilo
Mrs, (Rev.) Patterson and little boy
of C,heslep are guests at Mr.. J.
Leslie's
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1 ew Fall Merchandise comes tumblingin ever day. The crispSeptembergives warningof the roach of and
• y y p Fp
other season with its myriad of wants. To sum up in a word, we are ready. , Already the signs point to the
busiest selling we have ever known. Business is going ahead at a rapid rate, almost doubling last year's best records.
• ' . No better indication that our rices are lowest and
No butter evidence of the public's appreciation could be -given . P
values best.
2
5
6
as
of
Test f
Black
Three good lilies at three popular ' p
best for the money that we could find
Fine quality- .French A better quality,
lTafetta"Silk,'good firm and heavy, vy,
weight, 2I inches will give good
'wide, suitable
for wear, make a
3ininap, trimmings K 11 stylish, durable iK
or waists, per yard . U U Waist, per yard. . 1 U
rices, eaeb one the
Very fine quality
French Taffetta
Silk, heavy
wei ht,will wear
g i
'well, \ at per
. '1'roo
yard... ..
Mr. Kern, gettialagent of Molsons
Bank at Bonsai), was in Clinton on
Monday._
oda ..-
Miss Kate Twiss of Buffalo is a guest
at her home in town, 'Mrs. Goo.
Cantelon's. • •
Mrs. E. Laird and Master John spent
Saturday and Sunday with Bruce -
field frieuda.
for
EttaTuesday n
Miss ' ..Ball left • T e
Auburn where she intends; staying
for some
time '
Black Satiric
Black Satins that do not lose their color and keep their
appearance down to the last thread
Very fine quality
Good quality3ack Black Betio, n, rich • Extra good q
i l
ity
Satin, veryrich face,
makeshand- d- Black Satin, n,
one
finish
will wear somewaistsdrtrim- of the best lines
well, at: per and mins, 23 inches we ever handl-
p y .r7'U wide, per yard. , 'rU U . ed, per yard. , . i2 U
•
Mr. and Itfrs 13ezzo, who have been
visiting their relatives: here, returned' University;
To
ron
to an
d
resumes his
to Ci a o0nMonday tattd; s there ir October.
trees who had
Martin
s
Mrs lalart of Mary
been visiting S. Thomes, , friends,
returned home Monday.
.
business evtth, his brother and,we are
pleased to hear; doing, well. :Bibb.
ing issituated in the inning district,
Mr. John McOool-returned. to Watford
on Saturday. While here he made
an offer on ,.London Road farm ata
considerable advance :