The Clinton News-Record, 1905-02-09, Page 11a
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The First of the , •
Spring G4008::..
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Spring goods are beginning to arrive
daily. Already good as,orttnent of new
spring merchandise are on our counters.
This week we opened up.
New Cotton. Dress Goods
New Gingbarns
New-Waistings
New Mohairs and Lustres
New Dress Goods
New Sultings
New Linens
New Laces
New n,,laroideries
Dress Skirts atthe.
Hall=priee Mark
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Half-price for the balance of
our stock of. Dress Skirts. That
is how we are going to clear the .
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racks and be ready with a new
stock next season. All are made
in good styles from materials that
will wear well.- SATURDAY
next you cau buy any Cloth Skirt
in the store for exactly half-price.
A good assortment tachoose from,
Tweeds, Cheviots and Broadcloths. 'Good styleSH,
and well -made garments. •
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ot SEE THEM. IN THE. WINDOW. 'og
Still Selling.JacketA.at
$3.33•
• We are still selling our Mqnt- •
les at $3.33. Every cloth Jacket
in the store at this price. Not one .
reserved, no matter what it origin-
ally sold for. We positively will
not carry one over. .We said this ..
six weeks ago and meant it. We
Mean it to -day. That is the reason
for this absurdly lovv price. New
garments th's season. Your choice
of any Cloth Jacket in the store for, ..
ogThree Dollars and .Thirty -Three Centsoi
BUY .A 'FUR JACKET NOW.
Buying a Fur Jacket now , is a better inVest.-
ment than, putting -your money in the . Bank. ' We
have only a few left •and are Willing to sell them
cheap rather than carry themover. All made from
good skins and will give satisra,,ctory wear. We
handle none but reliable garments and are willing
to stand behind every one we sell, - These are as.
good as any we have sold. There is one Jacket
that sold for $37.50, this we will take .$29.50 for.
There are two choice garments that sold for $40,
for this .we will take $30, and. ODe extra choice gar-
ment, regular 85o.00, for which we will take .V/0.
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The Fur -Stack-As -Getting Smaller. .
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A goodmany people saved money buying urs
here last week ][ere is the list for this week. If
there is an article in it you wouldlike, you can save
money buying it NOW. . ••
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No. 1. • • _ _ •
One only Ohio Sable Ruff. wide at back, long, flat
•fronts trimmed with eord• and 8 tails, regular
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rather than carry it over, TIONV •
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One only extra fine natural Alaska, Sable Ruffs
T ery choice pieces of. fur, trimmed with 8 tat, the .
last we have left of our famous $10 special, rather 0 00
than carry, themover we mark them at each
No. 3.
One only grey lamb Oaperine, nice even curlthigh
collar, regular $12.50, rather than carry it over we
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One only Marten Ruffs, good width and length,
regular $5 rather than carry them oyer, we mark. 7K
these last two, each ....• .. ,.. .. . ..... ..... di 1 0
No.' 5,
One (Ally grey Ruff, thick close fur trimmed with IK•
six tails, regular $5 now marked o,•
No. 0. ••
One only extra choice Alaska Sable Stole, wide
collat., long front, regular $35 now marked to cleargg fin
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One only real Alaska Sable Muffs, extra fine fur, gn
• good shape,. regular $10, now marked at ettehe0...• I rt)u
No, 8 .
One only extra fine quality Ladies' Persian Lamb
Gauntlets, even curl, glossy finish., regular $12 note
melted". .....
No. 9.
One only Ladies' Par Linea (oat, 45 inches long
Outside of best quality black kersey real Alaska
sable collar and reveres,lined througeotit With good •
quality Muskrat, very stylish and comfortable gar MI
xrtont, regular 100 now marked .„, UU
8.50
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• The Chilton News,Record
February 9th 190$
Variegated
Valentines
WITH -
VERNACULAR VERSIFICATIONS
VIVID AND VITAL.
The kind expressive of
Love
becoming more popular every year.
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The kind expressive. of
Ridicule
Always- in -demand.
Kanadian Konlic Post Card Valentine
Something new, very interesting,
• We have all the , new things
thisline right down to the minute.
•-Prices lc to 65e.- ,
NORDHEIMER 'PIANO' S.
'Agents Parker's Dye Works.
B. Fair 0o,_
often the Cheapest. Always the Best,
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Dr. Woods of Bayfield was •in• town
on Tuesday, • • •
Registrar Coats, Goderieh, was in
town on Monday. •
Mr. D. B, Kennedy returned from
Detroit On Friday.. •
Mr, George King, Blyth, was in ("lie-
• ton Monday. and Tuesday.
Master Willie Fisher, Toronto, is vis-
. iting his aunt, Mrs. Harry Smith.
Miss • Mattie Watson, Blyth, -was the
guest of Mrs. D. B. Kennedy this
FObru.ary:. Sales • .
of New Spring Goods, Together With the Balance of Winter Ooods,
Starts FRIDAY Morning, Feb. loth, and Will Continue all Month.
SEE LARGE BILLS FOR FULL LIST OF BARGAINS ot tog oo
• A. Big Snap in Bed Spreads •
• $Loo Bed Spread to go at $2,85 •.
Extra large size white Bed Spread of Marseilles, elegant design, the reg-
ular price oithis spread is $500 eaeh, just 18 to, go during our Febru-9 Rg
ay sale .. .. OP •• • t• • • • • • 4; .... •• . . ..
Best. Waist and Skirt Sale.this Store. or Town, ever saw.
Arty $1.00 Black Sateen Waist in the store 51le
" 1.50 " • " 75c
MiSs Bertha McRae returned on Mon
day from a visit -to friends God-
. erich,••• •
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Dawson Of Pearson, ,10
wa;, is the guest •of Mr. ankl .' Mrs..
R; J.. bluff.
The Misses McNaughton left on Tues-
day to visit their Cousin, Mrs. (Dr.)
MeLe`nnars. of RipleY, •
Miss Ethel Carter of the Base Line.
is visiting her.brother,. 1VIr. Samuel
Carter. .of Toronto. •
Mr. W: J. Rims, representing .the
' LJx-
b,ridge Piano • Compaey, : spent
Sunday .as the gnest of Mr: H. W.
New Dress Goods and Silks At
Reduced Prices for our Feb=
ruary Sale.
35e,42ashmere at 25c
450 yards of 25-ineti wide all wool Cashmere, in shatiee of ita,Vy: rayar,
sky, cream, three shades of red. and black. This is a, very fine
quality and is extra good value at 35e, February Sale price
•2,00 •
" 2,50 If
oif4f 1,25•
• 60c Japanese Silk at 89c
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• Any $3.75 Silk Waist in the ate at $1,88
" 4.00 •". •• • 2.00 •
200 .tir.ds of 27 inch wide japan ese Taffeta Silk, in white and black ,only. sn„
ab.
" 4.50 .4
" 2.25
• •• 5.00 ,‘ •• .2.60
5.75 " " • 2.38
• Any $1.00 Black Sateen Underskirt af 50c
75d
2,00 • •• • . 46 •1.00
• 1.50
• $3,00
$3,75
sem' •• se 75 •4 ff • '' 46 $3.60
• $7,00 to $7.50 " " •" " $4.95
to 83.50 Cloth Skirts to go at $1.85
44 $4.60 ft 44 • is t $2.06
81e Prints at 5C
500 yards ' of 27 inoh wide prints in light and dark colors, all
- warranted to wash and give good wear, this is the best Sic print En
to go during our February sale .... . . ,
kr. D. Baskerville• of Detroit, Who
Was • visiting Clinton friends for
week or so, returned to the city on ,
Saturday. •
Miss Alice Woods, • who has • been
nursing ix., the country for the past
• eleven weeks, returned to WWII. on
' Wednesday: • ' .
• Mr. and Mrs. John Spooner .of Moos -
min, Ass a, , forrnerly--.. J.)f-
have been spending the' paSii niontit
in California: • • • ' •
Mr. ani Mrs. • David •Cantelde •
of
t-lensall Were guests On Sunday of
the former's .parentsi•kr.and km.;
Wiliam' Cantelon:
Miss Annie Wright, Goderich, was
••• the guest of her friends, Mr, and
Mrs.• W. G.' Moffatt; froin, Friday
until Taesday eyeriing.. •
!bIt 0 L...'.-dranaten, '" Mathematical
master at the fee'. I., spent Satur
day • and 'Sunday' with his 'brother,
• Rev. Mr. Cranston of • CrOntarty. .
Mt;Wilitaili S. Archer Of Heiman was
in town on SaturdaY. He purposes
returning to farming again and
on, the lookout tor a Salta:big place
to.. reef: : . •
Mr. Mack Dowser, who went :to Den-
• ver, Colorado,. • softie' • months ago.
with the hope .that. the .oharige of
elima,te would benefit his heafth, is,
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,his old frier ds regret .to hear, gro-
wing weaker. ' • .•
'Mr. Thqs]iefl, who has been, ill for
the "past fortnight, :is now at ,the
home, of his sister, Mrs. John Lash
nursed
back to health again. During -11,1f.
absence his business is in (*age of
• Mr. Loa; Cree. • •
Mr. A. Hooper Was in Toronto last
week and attended the banquet giv-
en to their agents by the, Manufac-
• turer's Life ' Insurance • Company,
The oe0aSi011 was- taken advantaike
• of by the agents to present the gen-
eral manager • with • a solid silVi r.
tea seryiee valued at $450. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jo*, Em.mertion. return-.
ed home on Wednesday evening of
last week after; a lengthy visit ate-
' ong ,relatives and .old friends •
• Kincardine a:n.d. Ripley. While One
• his father, a venerable pioneer •of
ninety-five years,, anti his brother,
aged fifty-eight, crossed that bourne
from whence no traveller returns,
- The • following from town attended
the annual roosting of the South
Huron Comity L. O. 14,1n Exeto:
on Tuesday: D. Cantelott, W. GA
P. Catitelen, H. Hill. Mr.
• G. 13, Hanley of the London Itoed
and Messrs. Adam Cantelon, G. A,
•Cover, E. J. Elliott and '.1-eorge
• Cantelon of Goderich township were
•' also in attendance.
IVIr. and Mrs. Etimulirl G. Eagleson of
• Langdon, North Dakota, spent a
• couple of days of tho past week
as • guests of lqt. and Mrs., Peter
'Ker. •They had been visiting trim-
• ds at Lueknow and Tient te
Goderich where they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James FlagleSon, They
are now at Daytield, IVIt, Eagleson's
old home, Where -he grew to man-
• hood and has very many want • fri-
•ends who are extending hearty eon-
gratulations :ofl account of his re-
cent wedding whielt,took place •a
month ago at •GalVeston,4
The News -Record joins in wishing
• 1Vfr. and Mrs. Eaglesoa many happy
•amt prosperous yearo,
his is our very best 60e value, but during February the price ,
• 609„.75e and 859 Black Dress Goods at 450
300 yards of 4Q to 50 inch -wide all -wool black`Dress Goads, in a large as-
sortment of new weaves. Regular prices of these goods is 60e, 75e : 45c, •
and 85c, all to go during this February Sale at... . . . .. •
I$1.50 and $2.00 Black Dress Goods at $1.00
j These are our very finest black Dress Goods, and there is about 150 yds .
in the lot, and you will find it a splendid collection to. choose from,
•and they 'are all ne A? goods this season and have never been offered
• at less than the regular prices, $1.50 and $2.00. For this FeLruaryel
Salethe price will be .... . . ...... . . . . , . ...... , ...., ..... .... ..... ..to 1.
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A Bargain in White Pillovv.Shams
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7e White Cotton at e75e Famey Whzte Pillonl.Snams at 0c •
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t15c
$1.25 tf c
4 wf.
86 inch wide white cotton, good heavy quality,. made of round. even En
These billOW ft IS Shares are made of fine Swiss muslin and worked with
thread, regular, 7e quality, February Sale .. .. .. . .. Uri
• . embroidery.
12ie.Tewling at 1QC •• •
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300 yardsof 17 inch wide extra heavy crash towling, warranted all. linen
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regular )2 1-2c value February sale price• ri•
25c India Laiin _al 1.4e ••
1000 ydrds of 30 inch wide India Lawn, made of a very fine round, eVen
• thread. This is a' lawn that will make uRpieeIy fn' summer dresses•
or children's wear, the regular value of t is lawn is 25e, February
Sale prinee w11 be 14c
124c and 15o Prints at 9e
306 yards of 32 and 36inch wide prints, warranted fast colors; assorted
light and.dark shades, regular 12i and '15e qualities, February sale
price . 9c
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le and o Gingham's at 4•
000 yards of good etrong.ginghana in assorted checks, very . suitable for'.
ehildrens dresses, or could be used for quilt linings, regular 80 and 43C
7c, to go during our February sale at. 4
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10c. th 18c Eiribroid.eries at .5c.. ... "
1000 yards' of new Spring Ernbroideries in assorted widths
and designs, all fine qualities, these are linea, that are'
worth from toe to 18c, all - to clear at one price .. ,..
during ohrFelienary Sale, at.". -.7'. . . .. .... .. .. . .... . . . .-,-..,...... Ilk:,
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'• The saorarnentof the Lords Sup-
per was administered in. St. Peter's
church • on :SuridaY. Owing to the'
storing 'Weather the :attendance . was.
Very small, • •" •
• Mrs. McLaughlin still continues vi3ry
law
•Mr. and Mrs; R. Corely of Belgrave
visited at Mr. G Tyner's one day
last week. •,• •
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Mr, and Miss:f-fannah of Manitoba
visited friends around here . • last
Wee
Miss Bertha Whiteman of lielgraVe
paid a visit to her ;aunt, Mrs. 3.
last • week.
'The Many friends of -Mt. • J;11
Lowery will be pleased to learn.
that he is recovering from his -recent
illneis. . , • • •
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Mr. John Moore was visiting f4 -
ens in Ripley last week. •
Judge Doyle was here last week
Auburn.
Zlection of officers of the 1. 0. G.
T. Lodge took place a• week ago and
they were installed last • Monday ev-
ening as follows
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Chief Templar, H. Sturdy •
Vice, Miss E. A.:Blair .
MDeapin8hty,1V1is So
later
jacrterir .
Secretary, Miss H. Ferguson
Vin. -Secretary, Miss E. Kno
TreaSurer, L. Sturdy
PC, j. J. Wilson
Sentinel, Geo. Howatt
Guard, Miss Dawson
•• Cha,pIain, 0. E. Erratt.
.Mr. and Mrs:D. E. Munro and Bliss
S. Blair Sukdayed in. VVinghant.
Rev. Mr. Coupland was out to
Clinton last Friday and Miss Jessie
returned with him for over &Imlay.
Mr; Jas, Dyer; Who has bpen .aWay
TOf -dOeTaryea'rer'irvisittirg- air.110.
at present. ••.
•bIt Andrew Dyer of Toronto was
alsp up to gee 'his sister, Mrs. James
Finkel:, 'who is not expected to rally
hearing a ditch ease between. Morris and is in a critical condition.
township and some other parties of lYfr, C. Helwig is laid up with the
cold for over a week. • :
said intinicipality. The, judge reserv-
ed' itis •• .
The angel of death ' has .14assed over
once More one of our peaceful homes
and taken away the beloved wife of
our respected townsman, Mr. • Frank
McCaughey. The funeral took place
on Saturday. • The remains were tak-
en to the • Roman Catholic church
where • the funeral service was held;
there • being 4 • very* large 'congrega-
tion presoft,, after which •the remains
were taken to the cemetery in Morris
for interment. The bereaved ones
• have .the sympathy of the conimunity.
One day last week our townsman,
Mr. John Bennett, dispoSed of his
heavy team of horses to a firm in
Sarnia, getting • a good figure •for
them.•
The• '
ice harvest has commenced,
..thpsc requiting the article getting
large supplies in, • They nittSt be evi-
dently thinking that they are going
to di) a rushing 'trade next sum-
mer, •
Mr. A. E, Dradwin was itt Toronto
last week.
Not Tuesday is our horse 'and
cattle fair. SheuIti the Weathet pro-
• ve favorable a large erowd is expect-
ed to be in attendance. •
• Mr. Charles 'Roadhouse has •pnr-
ehaged the property itt this burg for-
merly owned by Mr. Adam Mosher.
Miss Mattie Watson is visiting fri-
ends in Clinton for a few days.
The NeWs-Record ,givcs the 1001
tteWs.,
Cure Was Quick
And Permanent.
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS SOON
DROVE • AWAY RHEUMATISM
AND DROPSY,.
CASE. OP,A WINDSOR MAN WHO
SUFFERED TWO YEARS BE-
• FORE HE DISCOVERED THE
RIGI4T REMEDY,
'Windsor, Ont., Feb, 6, -(Special.) -
How •quickly Rheumatism and Dropsy
can: be cured when the? right medicine
is used ,is shown in the case of 'Vit.
that, McDonald, a retire farmer liv-
ing at 130 LangloistAvertue here, 11/r.
McDonald says :•
"Pot two years 1 was troubled with
Rheumatism and Dropsy, My legs
were terribly swollen, and though 1
tried Many medicines nothing gave me
any relief till 1 tried Dedd's Ridney
Pills. Two boxes of them cured me
so completelyithat have had no re:,,
turn of •the diseases in, years."
Rheumatism and Dropsy are caused
by the poisons disordered Kidneys fail
to strain out of 1116b1ood, elite the
Xidneys, with Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and the mired Kidneys will remove
the cause of the Rheumatism or Drop-
sy. Without COM there can be no
dises,00,
Some Great in
Linen Bargains.:
Iso Table Napkins and 16o Table cloths to go at $1.15
150 Table Linen, elegant quality to go at 85c
$1.& 85c Table Linen, elegant finality to go at 55c
35c Pure Linen Towels to go at per pair 25c
75c Pure Linen ToWels to go at per pair 4:5c' •
123c WrapPerette at. 5-c . ‘
300 yards of the very best quality:of Wrapperette
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in 'to different shades, all good patterns -and ek. z
tra heavy quality, to' go on Sale•,at...'.....5 cents
NOTICE.
This 5c Wrapperette will not
. go on' sale until Saturday after-
noon, . at, ; o'clock. This Is clone for the benefit of.
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our customers from the country.
Your money baeli
iry011. want it
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.....:.:. The Shirt makershave begun to Ship
out iheir. new 1905 .patterns. Our first
Shipthents; are here. The neatest,..the.nat-
. tiest the nobbiest Shirts' that have everr
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- been on. our "counters. . Colors are fast,
qualities are good, fit perfect, every little
detail just: right. Drop in . and. see them,
even if you do not want one: juSt now; We
will be glad to show them: ' ,,
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"Shirts oF Sin; Cambric, double shoulders,
short bosom, every size full, :neat sti.ipes on • •
, white, grounis, a big ,•variety of patterns,
special at each . . ! . -.• ' i
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. . Shirts rEili; fi.tri 76t1iir alifreintiffert-m-r
•Ca rubrics short bosoms, patent button •bole,
detachment cuffs, it nice assortmt enof fancy '
stripes in blues. Os° whitegrounds,with el rig
e,al at vii;,../
. neat, ItarhisV strips, in colors, spi
At $1.50 .
The finest line of high-class Shirts we have -
ever shown; guaranteed perfect fitting and
• fast colors, white grounds with neat, small
designs and stripes, grey grounds with small
• black or colored designs, the new rhampaigne
. • shade, with nayrow, black stripes or small, '
•• fancy patterns, nobby and dressy, Will ti
give excellent wear, special at each .... 1
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Would you buy 'a Coon
Coat If you got a Bargain?..
We have four Coon Coats to sell—
four coats that somebody is going to save
some money on, for we won't carry them
over, if we can help it. No need telling
you how good a Coon Coat will wear.
They are the best Coat a man can buy.
One of the four is A Southern Coon, that`
Sold for $20.00; we will take $11.6600 for it
Two are good Canadian Coons that' were• .
$47.50, we will take $32.50 for each.
' The other is an extra ehoiceiiantulian Coon
that sold at $00.00, we will take WO* 00 for it
' All are well made and have good linings.
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liODGENS BROS.
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