The Clinton News-Record, 1902-09-18, Page 88
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OPEIINC: 0 0 Pencils. They are a Ittglt grade pencil
and sell at Se each. They are yellow
is the name of a new series of 'Lead
The Topay
in color and hexagon in shape, with-
out a rubber. The lead is guaranteed
Next IfiTek •4 the finest graphite. They axe bard to
distinguish from the famous liohinoor
which stile at me, both in appearance
and in u4,41; We have them. also fr
We will make our,formal Opening display of
Fall Millinery on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week, Neither time, trouble or expense have
been spared in gathering together our Millinery
stock for the coming season. Every available mar-
ket has been searched for what is new and novel in
shapes and trimmings.
Our Milliners spent a portion of their holidays in
the workrooms of the leading wholesale houses,
studying the styles and copying French and Ameri-
can patterns.
On Opening days we will Take a display of Pall
Millinery that wil be correct in every particular.
One that would be a credit to a store many times the
size of this. It will be ready Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week. You are invited to call and -
examine it at your leisure. Come as often and
whenever you please. You will be heartily welcome.
Outing Hats
Some novelties in New York Outing Hats just came in
last week. They are very new and you will find them a little
different from the ordinary. There are not more than two of
any one kind.
COLORS--Orey, Brown, Navy, Black
PRICES --$1.50, $1,75, $2.00
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$ Harris Homespuns •.
•Harris Homespuneat.$1 per. yard are' the best 'value
0 in Canada. Made from clean, selected yarns 'and eVery
0 thread pure wool. They hold their color and stand the
wear better than any other make. . .• ••
56 inches wide All Colors $1 per yd... • $
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Elegant New Ribbons
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A matchless assortment of new ribbons is now on our
ribbon counter. No such collection anywhere hereabouts
We are quite sure of that. Imported by ourselves direct from.
Europe. Every wanted shade and width, now here, in shurt
an assortment and values that will Make this more than ever
the ribbon store of the town :-
Pure Silk Taffeta, Ribborie, all widths, good Weight, will not . 25
cut, in all the popular shades; at per yd„10c, 115c, 20c • I
Louisine Ribbons, in widths suitable for bows or neckwear, •
a new soft ribbon that ties up nicely, in white, cream, 26
pink, blue and ete„ per yard ' 20c ls
Satin Duchess Ribbons, wide with 11, suitable for bows and .
neckwear, soft svashing qualities, very durable, all the c n
popular colorings, two qualities ....... .. . . ..30c & sUU
FANCY NECK. RIBBONS
Elegant designs in Fancy Ribbons, suituable for bows or.
neekwear,fancy stripes and combinations in pinks,bluee,
old rose, green and yellow, nut very much of any one 0 c
kind, special at per yard ... . .. . ........... ... ....25C & ',U
172ng• fia1' shape, n
yeflow -Aris andallat e a
price. They are the best c pencil we
ever offered you. If in doubt come in
and try one.
So are some of our cheaper lima.
Our 2 for s are good and our 3 for
5o are special value. They bear our
imprint, are free from grit, just the
mostprofitable and practical line for
school use.
PER QTjIRE.
for a good, clean notepeper, ruled,
It's as good as some we have sold for
double the price, We are making a
profit in it, too. Envelopes to match
at se per package. There are ?ti
sheets in a quire and 23 envelopes in
a package,
Agents Parker's Dye Works.
The D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest, Always the Best.
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WHERE THEV ARE People
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Early Fall Underwear
Two lines of Underwear that are just right for . be-
tween seasons wear. .
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Ladies' Union Vests, long sleeves, soft finish, open front, medium fir
weight, special value at, each
Mr. Harry Darrow of Bayfield was in
town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ransford are visit-
ing friends in Toronto.
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• Ladies' Fine Natural Wool Vests,Aspect, soft finish, light weight
• for early fall wear, special vaue at each .... . •
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Black Cat Garters • •
Black Cat Garters hold up stockings and .do not teal
them. The patent expandino loop is what does it It hold
the stocking fast enough, to .'keep it, in place but not fas
enough to cut or tear it. See them on our, Notion Counter
All kinds for babies, children and ladies at 15c, 25e and 35c
Black Skirts $1 Each
Black Sateen Underskirts at $1 each. that are the bigges
kind of a bargain,new goods,. good qualities, well made, per
feet fit. Here is,the story .
Ladies' Black Sateen Skirtmade from extra fine black en -
teen, 8 inch ruffle, •with pleated hill and narrow corded
ruffle, full width. Also Black Sateen Skirts, very tine
quality, 8 Inch frill with three narrow ruffles. Also fine
quality Black Sateen Skirtwith 0 Melt frill and three
ruffles, Would he good value at $I35 and $1.50 very
special bargain at, each.... .. ......
New Kid Oloves
.1.00
Bev. Manning of Wesley church is at
Clifton Springs, N. Y. . ,
MtdICAnicesA.r tow paid
a Schrenk/3risgvisit of HOLn lona ay.
Mr. and Mrs. 0-. D. MeTaggart -left
yesterday for a trip to 'Quebec city.
Mrs. A. J. Grigg and Master Roy
are visiting friends in St. Thomas.
The' Misses McNaughton have return-
ed to town after a two months' hol-
iday.' •
'Mr, George Potts returned on Mon-
day from a :visit to Cleveland '
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ortnal
September 18th, 1902
pening of Millinery
and OUT' Enlarged Store
Thursday, Friday, Saturday—Sept. 25th, 26th, 27th
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO AT TEND.
Will the public -take this as our personal greeting and an expression of our thanks for the kind pat-
ronage they have bestowed on this store forth?, past three years ?
It is this constant, kind support that has enabled us to open up this enlarged store, to which we bid
you a hearty welcome. In announcing for next week our fall display of Millinery, Mantles, Dress Goods,
Silks, Furs, Gloves, Ribbons, Etc., we unhesitatingly assert that never before in the three years we have
been here have we shown such complete stocks as we will have ready on opening days.
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Mrs. Rattenbury is spending the week
with her •sister, Mrs. H. Cleats of
Toronto.
Miss E. Stevens, of the Base Line re-
• turned Monday from. a visit. to Tor./
onto anti Brampton.. '
Mrs. Senghais; arid her daughter, 1Vliss -
Madeleine of Plattsville are guests
• of her mother, Mrs. Gilchrist. •
Miss Ferguson of the Palace staff left
fOr Detroit on Monday, to attend the
wedding of a friend in that city:
Mon -treat. The Di. will attend -a D,
D. S. convention 'while in, that city.,
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Miss. Lilian Agnew; who has been
spending -the past monthwi
friends in Blake, has returned home.
Mrs. William I-lunter ha,s returned to
her honie an Mount Vernon, Ohio,
after,. spending a,pleasant . holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Govett and
• Mr. andMrs. William Hardy.
Mrs. James. MeMensanie of Montreal
and Mrs. Ormond of Glasgow, Scot-
land, who had been guests of Rev,
Father McMenamin for about a fort-
night, left for Montreal " on Monday
efteinoon. •
Dr. • Agnew aid 0 Mrs. Agnew are in
Dress Goods
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and Silks
We open the Fall Millinery
season on the above days with
a display of Trimmed Hats
which we feel confident has nev-
er been approached for variety,
beauty and extent in Clinton.
Our stock has been selected
with special care from the great
fashion centres. and all that's
new a,nd brightand stylish will
bo found here. .
Our Outing Hats are now
ready and are on view in the
Millinery Department. Special
The fall and, winter Dress
Goods and Silks are here in
beautiful variety --as choice an
assortment as can be found, em—
bracing the newest and most
correct weaves, colorings and
'effects. Our popular pricing
methods means savings for you. "*". • • I' ...".
At 25c, 35c, 50c, 60e, 75c to $1.00 we can give you values
that cannot be equalled in town. Before buying your new
dress be sure and see our assortment
attention given to early orders.
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On Thursday our Store will be open in the eVening from .
8 to 0:30 for those who cannot come dining -the day. All are ,.,:r..,•; We'reprepared with best assortment we've
'welcome
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‘ ..4. of.pticing• . No big profits here. Every waiect
11 elsewhere. But there's. a differende in our. way •
F urs, antles. and Skirts
By far the finest stock of Mantles, Skirts and Furs we
. • . . - - . . : . ‘110.1 length marked to sell quickly. : Everything is
new this season. ' Prices yard ; - • '''•
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have ever shown will be found here during our .opening'days. - 4 . A 50c, 60c, '5c and85c
We have bought them from the beat Makers-. who guarantee
every garment they turn out and if you' buyeryou will . .. . . . . . •
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have the:satisfaction of knowing -that they are the best that See large bills for bargains fp;
can be hid for the money, and should they for any reason- • • • - . , :.
not come up to the standard of wear %we . will gladly make .-it our Refopening Sale.
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Mr. W. 1. Ross was at.the Toronto ttra:ctionsfor
exhibition last week helping to ex- •
• plain the many merits of the organs - • •
• exwas sold and Mr.
made in ,Clinton. The company's
entire •
Ross btrought home a pocketful of Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Opening.. Days
' months' holiday 'with his brcithers
and sisters in Clinton, Stanley and
Goderich, left. on Tuesday for Cal-
gary. If the prospects. M his line of
bussness are good in t se est he
• will probably remain thein -re. .
toWi as
Mr. Ed. Dinsley of Chicago visited his
week. •He, is doing well in Porkep,
oris and expressed his willingness
while ' here to give what has long
been known as Dinsley's corner free'
vs a site for the new postoffice.
Mr: F. E. Earn, manager of the
Sovereign. Bank at Exeter, was in.
• town for .a few days of the past
' week looking after the bank's inter-
ests here in the absence of Manager
' L. P. Snyder in St. Catharines and
Toronto. The latter, by the way
is a director of a big paper mill at
' St. Catharines.
Mr. John Smalldon of Grey township
was the guest of his daughtere, Mrs.
Jas. Danford, from' Saturday mail
Tuesday while on his way to visit
another daughter who is a resident
of Toledo. He was accompanied by
• his brother, , Richard alld
on
of the state of Michigan, who had
been visiting relatives up north,
Mr. R. J. Dunsmore, who about a
• year ago accepted a high salaried
position in Los Angeles, California,
and moved to .that .city with his
wife and family, has returned to
Ontario and to his'.old post 'on the
Stiff of the Times of St. Themes,
Mr, Dansinore, who, by the -way, is
a soil -in-law of Inspector Paisley,
▪ is a racy writer. and we doubt not
but that readers of the Times will
be pleased to know that he is on the
staff again.
. 1V1r. William Shane of Montreal was
the ,guest of his brother-in-law, Mr.
• Rattenbisry, this week. Mr.
Shane was for many years a resi-
dent of , Clinton. He came here in
1849 and in 1835 framed the build-
ing which occupied the site of the
new postoflicc. There has been con-
siderable speculation as to what year
the building was erected, but Mr.
Shane's statement settles the ques-
tion.. In 1864 he moved to Blyth
Whichwas then beginning to look
up, .the late Joseph Whitehead hav-
ing just erected a big gristmill
therm Mr. Shane owned the Com-
mercial hotel for several years and
was in all a resident of. Blyth for
thirty years and until a year or so
ago when he moved to Montreal
where he now snakes his home. 1•Xe
is now Olt a visit among his rela-
tives and from here goes to Sea -
forth where his daughter, Mts. Stan-
ley Hays, livos. From that place
he goes to Smith's Creek, Mich„ to
see an only sister. Mr. Shane, who is
now in his rth year, bat doesn't
look it,. is enjoying gond health and
it afforded lum mach pleasure to
meet old Clinton friends though on-
ly a few now survive, including Mr.
Dinsley and Mr. Doan. Yesterday
Mr. Shane went down to have a
chat with an Old Stanley friend,
111r4 holes Stewart,..
The new fall Gloves are nearly all here now. There is
not a poor pair in the lot that we know of. . If there should
be any and you get them, bring them hack and got a new pair
See the new Mocha Glove with large single or double clasp.
Black Kid Ciieves 21.00 Black Kid Gloves *LAO
Colored Kid Gloves *1.00 Colored Kid Gloyis $11-25
Every Pair is Guaranteed
lodgens Bros.
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This store is a money -saving store. Since this business started three years ago it has be en our ceaseless • effortto sel-
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the most reliable grades of merchandise at lower prices than others ask for like qualities. The people have appreciated
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these efforts, hence our ever increasing business. This season we are, going to give the people the greatest values ever offer
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Two weeks ago while in 'Montreal together with five members of our buying syndicate we .secured several thousand
dollars worth of seasonable goods at a big reduction in price, Every article offered,. no matter how low the price; is strictly
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reliable These weVace on sale commencing Thursday morning, Sept 25th.
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. 3 Mill Ends' 'of Flannelette at - One;Third Less 'Than Re'gular Mies .
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75c Dress Goods at 40c . '. : $1.35 Table Linen at 90c . .
200 yards of 38 to 44 inch wide Dress Goods. in plitin; red and checked, , 7 inch wide doohle damask Tablelinen, all warranted pure flax, some „ ..........---i-
all wool goods, very heavy quality, that will make up nicely for . • 'haring Plain centre with fioral horder,others with all fiorai designs, . fin • ,
shirts oe children's dresses, regular price was 75c, special for store 40 .. regular 1.35 valne, re opening sale price...:„ ......., ..... .. .... .....'. sUU
re -opening sale • •
8c Toweling at 5c . .
300 yardslf all linen Cr ash Toweling, 13 to 15 inches wide, eitrn heavy
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qualit , that will stand Iota of wear, regular value 8c, retopening 05
g sale price
' I' ''' • Not more than five yards will be sold to one customer '
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: 8%c POntS at 6c ,
75800 yards of 26 inch wide American Prints, m light and dark colossi, all
. !warranted fast, regular price i.81c, sale days to go at. 4
75c to 85c Dress Goods at -50c...
400 yards ot the season's choicest plain colored ress Goods, in shades of
navy, royal, purple had red.In the lot ar \ included heavy serges
and zehelines, regular 75c to 85e, re.openin sale price
$I.25 Dress Goods at 75c
.41 inch wide Dress Goods, the new snowflake effects, This is the very,
latest,novelty for the fall trade, regular,value is $1 25, special for '
re -opening sale . •
$l Black Silk at 85c •
20 inch wide black peau.de.soie, very fine quality, that vill give good
wear, regular $1 value, to go at ..... 06000 ,'.
Best 10c Flannelette at 8c
WO yards a 32 inch wide Flannelette in •assorted stiipes, very heavy
Wool Hose, Worth 40c for 25c
en 360 pairs of boys' heavy ribbed !lose, made of the hest imported yarn, •
• u u come in all sizes from 6 to 10, This hose is regularly worth 40e, re.
opening sale price will he,'per pair.. .26
no Heavy Vests at 35c '
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tplality, regular 10c value, resopetiing sale price ° 120 heavy wool Vests' nicely made and finished, as good•as most stores 0 tt ..
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sell at 50c, veryspetialforre..opeuingsau, sperial for re -opening sale nt., ..... ... 0 • WU
Roc TalSle :T�nn at 60c
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70 inch wide, full bleached Table Linenvery fine 75c Scotch Fingering Yarn at 60c
quality, elegant floral designs,'ell pure lineniteg.
. 6nu • 50 Ms of the hest Black Seoteh Fingering yarn. regular price of Which is 6 fli
War value00c, re.opening sale priee. , , ,
75e, for re -opening sale days to go at, per lb,...., :.... ........... ... sUU
‘N 950 Table Linen at 700
Best 5oc Factory Yarn at 40c
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