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The Clinton News-Record, 1902-11-27, Page 88 .i . _ Iimam 1 i...I_.! .!ltuimi al o I 1 qiiil!. 0riwveil.,...wiwab-ibiowiteibAi..."040~4410,11"ook,10,4.016,-mob,, uality and style are our main consideration when buying Furs. Both must be all that they shouldbe or no Fur garments find an en- trance to. this store, . That's the reason this is a safe place to buy Furs,You run no risk $ if you do • your Fur buying here, for"each article is made from choice a 0 selected skins by the best furriers in 'Canada. $. $ Furs of a poor quality or low grades are poor # $ buying at any price and never . give satisfaction. Our furs are all good skins,style and workman - 0 ship are right in every detail and prices are low to recommend them to' careful buyers. enough o y $ :II lle $ Quality = and Style . . The Main Points. Ruffs ' k1U Black Martin Ruffs, shaped, thick and wide at back, 3 large bushy tails, chain fastener, an exceptionally good ruff U.!) O for the money, each Black Opossum Ruffs, thick, even fur, shaped, chair. fastener, 65 06. sable tails, each Ohio Sable Ruffs, thick glossy fur, very wide at back and: good. length, tirnnaed with 8 large busby. gills, exte'a special .vatlue,. 0.50 each , American Opossum Ruffs, natural fur . thick and glossy, 8 tails, 7.50 each Columbia Sable Ruffs large size; ' thick glossy fur, 8 large bushy $ 1 O tails. each , . good length Real Alaska Sable Ruffs, No. 1. quality, thick and bushy, 8 tails $ each t17 Extra quality large Alaska Sable Ruffs, trimmed' with .10 .large 0 bushy tails, very good value, each ,. W i 5 Brown Fox Ruffs, full length. conoplete with natural head and • claws, thick bushy tail, very stylish, each 16.50 Grey Larnb Ruff, flat shape, even curl, 4 tails, each • 8.50 Extra Large Alaska Sable Ruffs, natural fur, wide collar; trimmed'' . with four extra long and six wediurn tales, each...,,... 25. Alaska Sable Ruffs, very large, long front, best quality, thick fur each .. x�++27 and close, 6 tails; chain fastener, W Alaska, Sable •Rnffs, extra good quality, shaped, long front, 10.16 ° tails, each . , ... .. 5 O: Alaska Sable Ruffs wide wide collar,. long front; trimmed with 2 beads' Q and 8 tails, each . • 4+� O Stone Martin Ruffs, No.' 1 quality, natural fur, . evenly marked, . 4 25 tails, 2 heads. each N+ Columbia Sable Ruffs,' thick close fur, •large ;lZushy tails, very •6 special. each U $ An Astrachan ' Jaacket for '' $35. The Astrachan Jacket we are selling at •$35 • is one that we consider the best we 'have ever sold for $ this money.. Search the country over and you will t find better coat for the rice We bought a big qquantity, had 'them • made to our order • specially aelected'iskns; lined throughout .with Doti no n a p , from quiltd satin and made by experienced. furriers and • for $35 are able to sell a jacket that you could give' $40 for '..• and not be giving too much. • Caperines Caperines are still selling well and next twat Fur Coat they are the most sensible garment 'that a.person who has much driving to do can wear. You will. find ' each ' of these No. 1 quality and , the styles are correct in every particular : • 6 ails, satin lined, .in Grey Lamb Caperine, high collar, Lang front,Lane, .± 50. each ' Persian Lanah Oaperine, wide edge and good collar of good goal- 42 5O ity Alaska sable, circular shape, trimmed with tarts....:...:. . . Caperine; good quality Astrachan and Electric seal, long front, comes down well over shoulders,' 4 good sable tails, each.,.; 1 6.00 French Coney Caperine, high collar, good comfortablegarment: at ata low price • 5.00 Caperine of Electric Seal and Blue Opossum,long front and high 16 6 collar, each IJ Claperine of Electric Seal and imitation Stone Martin collar, back and front, each • ' . •d� , '+'.00 Caperine of Electric end Greenland Seal, circular back and 'long front, lined with fancy silk,trimrned with 4large .bushytails 12.00 Caperine of good quality Astrachz Brack Opossum, circular back and long front, trimmed with 8 large tails, lined with 1•2 00 black satin, each , ... . Caperine of Astrachan and Black Opossum, circular shape and high collar, each .... ,... ... ................... 9 ,O 0 Ceperine of Astrachan and ,Electric Seal, large collar, lined with 1 fi OO . brocaded silk, each. ..... ....,.. . Large ront stormandhicollgh ar .ma de each of good gtiality" Black Opossutn, long 5 00 fcollar, The Men's Store . = Business in the clothing section is getting brisker as the days go by. Raving the right kind of goods at the right kind of prices is winning this department new customers every day. A GREAT RANGE OP MEN'S CAPS AT HALF A DOLLAR Dozens of styles in It en's Cloth Caps, new, nobby shapes in plain cloths, friezes, etc. In blues, blacks, greys and browns. Well made and well limed and are in all sizes, your choice at 50c. lloigens ros • CLINTON., DON'T BE CARELESS WITrl YOUR`. MONEY OLINTOX NEW$44ECOr 111111111015111511511 :1...11111010111011 :1 I3uy a connrenient purse at a con- venient price and it may save you many a loss, Our combination bill fold and coin. purse is the most com- pact pocket book you can carry. We have many kinds at many prices. Our display in this department if the out- come of an effort to collect the latest • and best idea,s of the most renowned makers. We submit the results confident that for novelty and originality as well as for choiceness and beauty of • design, for breadth of range, superior- ity and value, the. collection will please you. We once advertised our 3oc ladies' purse as the best value we ever had or saw. We think so still. We think you will say soli too. • Wilk you • ilte it ? .Agents , Parker's Dye Works. The W. D. Pair . 0o. Often the Cheapest, Always the Best. About 0 People WHERE THEY ARE OR WHERE THEY ARE GOING We Know Mise Lottie Cook was in Goderich ors Sunday. Mr.. and Airs. 0. Olson were :in Goder ich yesterday. ' • Air: and Mrs. Thos.') Lavin were. ip Blyth this week. • ' Mr. Harvey Mulholland of Goderich was in town on Sunday.., , Mrs. ' W. Jones, spent part of the' past week with friends in Goderich. • Mrs. J. T. Emmerton spent a few days of thepast week with Goderich friends. ' • '• Miss 1lfot'risom• of-Chiselhurst is. the guest of Mr. A. Taylor. and. Mise Mattie Taylor. Rev, 11; Ai Wright 'preached in St. George's -church;', Owen Sound, en Sunday' week. ' kiss Clara Copp ot{ Goderich is Visiting her 'grandparents, 1dr•:.: and Mrs. • William Steep, Sr.. • Mrs'. Kilty, Sr.,, who has been visiting friends in Clinton and vicinity : for spine tithe, is :mei the guest of her • daughter, Mrs. Thos. Farquhar " of Tlilkgreen: . . Mr, W. J. Westcott, .the, en rgetic•• publisher of , the. •Seaforth Sun, and his foretnain, werein town' Monday.' Miss•Rose` Wright of town and. 'Nisi Annie Wright • of Benmiller leave Saturday, to spend seye ral weeks . in • Hamilton: Mesdames P; Cantelon,; D. ()ook, i3r„ and G. Cantelon attended thefuuer-' al of thishite John Tivies in Seaforth • on Monday Mr. 'and Mrs • Alex, Robinson :and their sons, Earl and.N.V:illie, of God• .erich wereguests of•.Mr., and Mrs. `RR. Graham on Tuesday... Mi. John:Rans€ori was 'in Toron't o lust week. and attended a dinner giv- seri to a number 'of English gentle- men who nave been visiting;•several, . Canadian cities..,. Mr. Robert Walsh and. Mei: 0. 1lan- ley : attended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Rohertt,Marshall'Of. the Cut Line, Goderich township, which 'took plebe yesterday; ' • Miss Dolly Cantelon, daughter of Mr. D. Cantelon, and her brother Roy ' returned CO Monday, evening.from Manitoba where they visited friends foe about three months. ' • Ate, Robert McCord' left, on Thursday .' last for Alberta and by this time will 'doubtless be the greet of his brother, Mr. James McCool of Cross- land,aboutmidway betwee :Calgary., • andEdnronton.• Mr. John. Cunninghame :returned home .Saturday: after' `just three months' absence hi Manitoba,' spend- ink the major part" of the time. at Hatrtney. , FIe had a happy tithe and • feels the letter for his trip. Me. Israel .'Naylor. of Brampton ,was. the guest.nf bis .mother, Mrs. 'W. Taylor, Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Taylor is the progressiye head of ars active manufacturing establishment int eatnpton, but •is always pleased to spend a day, dr two in bis old home town, ' Rev, Father McMenamin assisted in Forty Emirs Devotion at : kings. bridge last week and preached • thrice, From one who was present We learn that the congregation Were very much pleased with his' rover= ence's sermons. The week . previous he conducted service in his former parish of St. Augustine and it is hardly necessary to say that his old friends were glad of the opportunity of bearing hien again. Mr. A.dam Cantelon returned on Mon< day evening firm Indian Head, Assay., after an absence of two year.. He looks well and, We are pleased to learn, has done well. "The West is prosper Ing A;tnezingly," says Mr.Can• telon, "trot* much so Only those who have been there the last year oe so • CAA realize. The Americans are buy• ing gi eat tracts of land in the Terri- tr,ries which are being taken up bpa superior class of settlers from the Western Stater. No, 1 don't at all fear that these new comers will Ant• erieanise our Institution* The fact is they are largely former Canadian" or their sons who are at heart glad" to be back again under the ttrifOn Jack," Mr, Oantelon will spend the winter amo g relatives in town M Goderich t Wnship, His brother, Mr. Arthur autelon, who haat been • in the est since before harvest and is greatly taken with that country, is expected home shortly. November 27th, 1902 1011111 1 U i...l. A Better Store • asp'.. Well as • A Bigger • Store - We could not well be proud of; our aims if we were content with making this merely a bigger store. The bigness has come naturally. But we are constantlyinaking it a better store, it shall be better and. •, better every day. Oh, l yes ! many folks do say they like it best of all the stores now -say it is homelike, comfortable and cheerful -and most liberal. We are anxious to make this a model store. its methods as well as its goods are such as must appeal to your sound judgment and good' taste. We shall always maintain the highest standard of quality and have large .assortments, newest styles and brightest stocks. Our'prices are uniformly fair -lower, we believe, than the average in other stores selling goods of equal merit. These priaes.and values speak for themselves. On sale Friday morning .. 75•Dress Goods at 40c . 200 yards of Zebeline Dress Goods, 40 inches•wide, in shades of Crown, navy, garnet, green, etc,, ail new goods this season that we secured at a big discount by clearing the. /� line, regular price 750, on sale at per yard .4O 20c• Black Satana at 15c 250 yards of 28 inch wide Black Satana •Cloth, extra heavy quality,, •very richsatin finished goods • that is in great demand for waists, regular value is 20c, for $1.25 Black Underskirts'nt 1$ Your choice of two or three different styles of .Underskirts, made of extra heavy aatana cloth all having wide frill at bottom. regular price of which is $1,25, choice at each... 1 .Q o , o• • • -60c French "Flannels at 45c ' Your choice of about•a.dozen waist lengths of. French Flan- nels in assorted colors and designs, regular price is 60c per yard, on sale at per yard : .45 Fur Ca.perines at $3;95 One of the best values in Fur Caperines. that we have. ever had is the one we•aro. now selling at $3.85. They are : made of black Astrachan ail having fine glossy curl, .well .3 lined'and finished,. extra special at each . .a5 Fur Coats at $25 The Fur Coats we are 'selling at $25 are •made of black As - 11 tracau of fine quality, close even curl and very glossy,all.' • have extra good linings, most, stores charge $30 fora $25 coat .of .like quality, our. special. this season ac....„. • �p iJ PERSONAL. Mr. Walter Cots has returned flom Collingwood where he spent the •pastseason as general overseer' on the, Government dredge Challenge. . Mre: P. Ker was in Bayfield last week' i`agar attending the wedding of her sister, : , Mrs. James' Pollock, .to Mr. Harry. Darrow, .proprieter of the Oomrner. Shoes cial hotel, _ �7 s Mr.. Robb. Johnstone; ` formerly - r f' llolmeavitle, no nianager of the Bright cheese factory,'. was in town Friday and . Saturday and was 'the guest of his friend, Mr. W. S. Lair- rence. • ' Mr. William Jonesapent from •Thurs a -r day to Saturday night last in Strat- I ford:•and while "there • purchased a r.. i residence which is now occupied. by Ids daughter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay. Mr. Jones assisted thein in getting settled ie their new abode. • Riv, Father McCormick, parish priest at Kingsbridge, and Ur. . Morgan Dalton, reeve of Asbseld and 'who is a probable candidate for the county council, were in town Monday and spent the night as guests of Rev. Father McMenamin. On Tuesday they visited London. Rain Coate. at $3.75 Ladies' Rain. Coats in grey and fawn, all have yoke in back, 3' 7K real• full skirt, good values at each . . Children's Rain Coats of dark grey cloth, • yoke back, these T S O coats are heavy enough for winter, prices 5 & r Linen Towels at 35c a pair 100 pure linen Busty Towels all having fringed ends and 'red • borders that is warranted fast, price per pair 95c Table Linen at .70c 50 yards of 72 inch wide full bleached Table Linen, rich satin finished linen that will give excellent wear,; regular price, is 95c, for • 35 50c Factory Yarn at 40c 400 skeins of the best all wool Factory Yarn, in black, grey, red and white, regular .50e yarn for...• ... ... ....., ..... . ,4O 75c Scotch Fingering Yarn at 60c • The hest Black Scotch Fingering Yarn in 4 ply only, regular 75c value for 30c Ribbons at 20c 200 yards of the hest Taffeta Silk Ribbons in assorted shades, p all 30c values to go at per. yard .2 .0 More Wool ' Hose at 25c Wehave just received another shipment of 360 pairs of those • heavy wool Rose for "boys. Thee • are made of aEine English yarn and' are sold at 40c a pair in the city stores: This is dur special at per pair • YOUR MONEY NACU • • IV YOU WANT IT' The FIA1tDWVARB.1#USINESS FOR SAFE. The undersigned offers his'' hardware, business for sale in the.village of Bayfield: Nov. lath. it. ROUAirT, Bayfield. GENERAL SERVANT WANTED. General servant wanted in Fsmall family. Good position for a respect- able girl. Apply stating experience and references to MRS. MARTIN, . 16o Park ]toad,_: Toronto. TJav r 301 2* PLANE 'FOR SAL CHEAP. A quantity of hardwood plank for sale cheap. Suitable for barn or stable floors, culverts, etc. R, & J. RANSFORD, Clinton. Nov. 4th. HORSE, BUGGY, CUTTER AND i1ARNESS FOR $ALE4 The undersigned offers for sale x driving wart, x buggy*, i cotter and t set harness, Clinton, October 2841/4 S. Kti02 • is the best shoe' in America for m.'eli or women.. Pricesa e' lioffl t!a as above on December 4th. ►N3 CLINTON •••• The Ontario Liquor Act will Banish the Bar=Room and Save the Boys. 5 1 I Are you in favor of the bringing into force of the Liquor Act, 1902 ? 1.14444 FORM OF BALLOT. Every friend of Temperance will mark his ballot YES Nl $3.0;0 to $5.00 You Can' procure them frim 0 N 0 L A FRED. T. JACKSON. SHINOLA is the best Shoe Polish Beware of imitations which are named to sound like Shinola. Shinola is the only The Original. SHINOLA H I N 0 L A Patronize the New Shoe Store and get New Shoes. Fre1 Ti. JacIso; # M.AA,!--#0,00-vvvvvvv-1 oKINNON CHRISTMAS GOODS During the last few months we have been making great preparations for theChrist.nas.trade. Several months ago we gave a large import or- der for Japanese Silks and Fancy Silk Christmas Goods. By importing direct we get better goods as well as a great reduction in prices. We ef- festa saving of from 10 to 15 per cent. in this way and we always give our customers the beaeilt. Fancy Silk Ouehlon Tope, in colors of nils green, pink, resida, cardinal, canary, etc., embroidered with silk and gold, extra value at 50c, O5c $1 and $1.50.. Japanese Silk Drapes, embroidered ends, in ootors of light blue, pink, tar- quois, reside, nile, cardinal, canaty,ete,, very special let 50e, 65e and $1 Silk Table Covers, in colors of eky, pile, cardinal,reside, pink and tur• quoise, with heavy hotted fringe, embroidered with silk and golci,they make a nice ()Wittman present, at $1.50; 51.96 and $2. Silk Blousingge, in bide Mid white and pink and white lace stripes, worth 50e for 40c. Brocaded Waist Silks, In new designs, in all the new Colors, very special ay 76e, Fane Brocaded Silk Waist Goode, In white, pink, blue and mauve, worth $1,25, for $1 per yd. A special line of heavy Brocaded Silks for watts, in a variety of colors, makes at superb waist, regular price •$1.50, for $1,25. Plain Japanese Silks, in all colors, worth SOe, for 25c ;sew French Flannels and Silk D4ixtures, in fancy stripes and floral designs, at 50e, 15o and $1. MoKINNON4100. • BLYTH 6'