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THE SIGNAL : GODERIM. ONT.. THURSDAY. JUNE 2?. 1$$5.
A Common
Affliction
Moody Cured by TM6ig
AYER'S
tills
• CLII-DKIVEI'S ITORT.
0'1 was afflicted for right you. aithpiaft
beam. Dortng th..I tune 1 :r 'i v areal
many m. -.inane. shirt, w r..- 1...' ly Iry
omniendr. Lu' ,.one ewe me .• Itel. 1
w0.. at 1./11. .U1,190.110 try Aper'4 flans
lurt;la. b) a friend olio to1.1 r.•.• that
mu.t pveha,e six t...l le.. and u• thin,
according ,ding t.. direction. I y 1•'I.Ir.1 to hi.,
p.p not ion. bought the Ws bottle., and
to •k the content. of rider of these bot-
tle.. without uoieln» ah) du met Ltarat.
Berme 1 h.A rustled rive lovrt:t bottle,
my Iriiids wet.. ss
Free from Eruptions
a. ever Obey were. My hu.h.r.s. which
N that .4 a esb-drums, require. me to
be tett tr cold and set wrath r. uheu
without glo%r.. and the tro,.11.• has
IP, .1' returned."— TIIUNAO A....,uas.
,$t:atfutd. Ont.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World'. Fal.
Aver's Pala (Icao a tl., Lo:eete.
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
e"Netts. Cense Bose 1. Kowa.
ou may take the world .a it comes and
goes.
And you will' be sure to find
That tare will square the account she owes,
Whoever comes out behand ;
And all things bad that a man has done,
By wh•ttbsver induced,
Return at last to bpm, one by one,
As the cinches. eo.ue home to roost.
Yuu may scrape and toil and pinch and
save.
While your hoarded wealth expands,
Till the cold, dark shadow of the grave
Is searing your Idris swabs ;
1 o will have your sleisk some
night
And you will find your hsdtd reduced :
1 m'll view your life m ..ether light
When the chickens come home to roost.
So as you will, there's • time to
Fur the good an.1 trail •a well :
And cooectenee, whether we woke sleep,
Is either • heaven or hell.
And every wrung will hod its place,
And every passion lowed
Drina back and meets you face to face
When the chickens c,me home to roost.
Whether you're over or node! the sod,
The result wall Its the same ;
You cannot escape the hand of 4 •od,
1"4 u must bear your sin and shan,e
No matter what's carved on • marble slab,
When the ,tens ere a!1 produced
1 ou'll find that St. Peter wee keeping 'tab,'
An that chock's. Dome home to roost.
dimmer•. Peetets.
I.tttle lohnny's pockets
What think you they soli ':
Not • speck of silver
Not a mite of gold.
Still our Johnny's pocket'
Are a wealth untold.
into Johnny's pockets
Marbles hod their way ;
Spools and wads of paper
Hide then every day,
And his packetooes jirgl0
to 'stn ev'ry May.
1 loop to Johnny's pockets
Yards and yards of string
Wound o'er sucks of maple
,lust the very thing
To send kites • t'yin'
In the days of Spring.
Tops in Johnny's pockets
W uric' for the day
When hill mend them epinnin
Their whirring roundelay
Picture cards all crumpled
Round their edges lay
Down in .Johnny's pockets
rv•d 'tis to relate.
That sometimes, a bird's nest
Finds a cruel tate
And is never heard of
By each feathered mate.
Roguish Johnny's pockets
Ho1ds a rubber gun,
Shoots the bird a Summer,
Kith 'ern ev'ry esto
Then to keeps Lim peakei . :
Toll you, whittlin'. fun'
Rafui.h .Iekany'. pockets
In the twilight dim
H0 Ala full of apples
To the very brim.
Red and green and yeller
All taste sweet to him.
No rich mac a ',Oughts'
Heaps of Tatter gold,
Has Inc) happy tremors'
As the nose—Io bald
Little Jessup'►
F,'ry seam
Mensersts —The 'Meer says
von
dime last eight mod nil down is the
401111111. Coe yes szpleis net lion sast-
Pris.eer (with dignity) The cause el my
err your timer, was .et attributable to
hewer, het to oire.utslsn..m ever erldeb i
had no ooetrol.
Magistrate fin mown..)—Wb.t einem-
Asse.s de von anode to'
TtPrimmer
I.dVt —My lag#, year sense.
MAJOR (: W] N N E'S S1STEQfor sirr i ek : i won mese ! *deal
•' T•$ quite u.utem waitial for Ire,
Fred. It will take at rise an bear M over-
haul my mach,as and adlnst theseeeneekd-
ed b..rta's. 1 ou'd bettor ran ea N St
Albans, sad order • r•ttleg r•4 dieser ler
two et the George. By the tams u'. reedy
1 shell be with you again."
•It will bo bettor thee :.aa.;aug about bare
when 1 con do no food,' 1 &greed, '1t was
. nasty spill. and you ay 'husk yourself
lucky to have got off with nothing Mase
than • lee bruises and • little delay. 'Poe
nay word. 1 was alra,d our tour was already
.t an sal. Trust to me, Harry, old fellow,
to hove ad ready for the mar 040.0.'
'Aye, 1 ll totter you tee that,' retorted my
cyclist churn, Harry Holmes, as 1 gripped
the handle tear of my aob,ae and vaulted
into the ...Idle. 'Aad not bav,ebt to lotto
to your eddyisg remarks oo.irntng my ap-
psara c.. 1 she u'1, perhaps, be no long re-
pairing damage, as you think.'
It oh this friendly pave of partum banter
to spur me on, 1 pressed the pedal. ,o earn
est, sod the nest moment was speeding
alms the btrh roads to St. Albans, distant
some 041 mhos
It was a oright, bracing mooing. and •
sharp .pre, at my own pace, was ut.tiouot.-
edlv preferable to sitting smoking on • hank
watching my unlucky tra.a4 uvaermg 041)2
• spaooer, sod Itstintng to alternate growls
at treacherues roads, and all such mi.lcr-
tunes es side-.npa.
1 had traveled half the durance when,
rounding • curve in the road, i observed •
lady cyclist • short d,.taa a ahead. Ap-
parently, something had gone wrong with
her mount, for she was standing with it
propped up h) the side of the rood. and was
viewing surrounding obisct• with an &Ir of
eytd,at dejection.
True u, the spirit which prompts every
cyclist help another in dutrobe, 1 slackened
speed and, as 1 drew nater, noticed that
the )Dung lady was both young and pretty
• discovery which at once trade my tm
prertooaba heart hope that she might be
glad to avail herself of my services in some
way or other.
My wishes in this respect were speedily
gratified, For as I dismounted and politely
inquired if anything had guns wrong with
her machine. the young lady • face became
suffused with the most winning of smiles.
• oh, thank you, ac very much, sir,' was
the response, spoken without the slightest
trace of frigidity. • I must cooter that I'm
in • wretched tic. The boodle -bar of my
machine has become {Does, and 1 veo't •
tool of any description that will tighten up
the nut. And to make matters worse, my
brother, Major t.wynoe, has kat me ---or. 1
suppose, I have lost hint ; and I'm afraid he
hasn't the el:ghtest idea that my plight is
such • bad one
'1)h, we'll very loon set things right,' I
said, reassuringly. and the look of gratitude
bestowed upon me ads me think that I
had never before stet with so charmtng or
me han•lsome • g,r' se this Mee t;wynue.
Whipping out my spanner. 1 adjusted it,
and proceedal to tighten up the loose out of
the steering Mr I noticed that the young
lady's machine was anything but a good
one. In fact. I was qu,stly telling myself
what an inferior and old fashioned mount it
was for so winsome and apparently wsU-to
do • rider, when, to my dismay, the screw
broke short off, and the nut attached to it
rolled in the roan.
'New, hen'. • potty go " I blurted out,
reddening with mingled contusion and vexa-
tion. 'Whatever shall we do now, Mans
(.wyrne
'Oh, I'm sun 1 don't know,' was the re-
ply, uttered an tones of consternation which
Almost overwhelmed me, and made me call
myself everything the reveneof complimen
guy 'And I mut be at least twenty
mike from hone, too ; and my brother will,
1 &m g0ite oera,n, never trouble himself to
turn back to look for me. He'll simply
keep on driving ahead. But, there, I sup-
pose he is just like other brother,—.tune
useless a. escorts.
For my own part 1 felt decidedly pl.i,ed
at the prospect of the brother's coaunued
absence.
' Well, I've landed you in this scrape, and
you must allow me to see you out ot 41,
that'. al.'
Secretly I began to feel rather glad, as 1
perceived what • very pleasant duty had
.uddeelly devolved upon me, and for the
time. at all event., my chum Holmes was
.tui& forgotten.
• But what can either of us do' 1 ou
oan't pink me up and give me • rid. 1 ours
tan t a bicycle built for two, you know,' and
the young lady laughed with such perfect
good humor that 1 keit .cults at my sago
again.
1 sincerely wash it was for once,' I re-
turned, boldly, and then, se .he turned •
pair of bright, laughing eyes upon aa., 1
blushed at my unusual temerity, the while 1
was growing positively eager to become the
slave of this fair cyclist.
' 1 can suggest,' 1 added, 'that a. you are
go far from home, you wall allow me to ase
you to some hotel whale 1 try to get a new
bolt and nut. rosnbly you can tell me of •
likely place to put up at for an hour or two,
as 1 am a stranger about here. 1 can easily
manage to wheal your machine and my own
along '
somewhat to my surprise. however. Miss
(;wyeoe was yuibly embarrassed by my
Pr it4ne.
• Then', moo great objection to such •
thing,' .he said, after • pan... • The fact
is. Itick 1 smote my brother,Major (;wyeoe
-has left me witho at • penny in my pock-
et.' She colored up charmingly at the oon-
tension, and went on • ' t )1 course he doesn't
know that, and it's my own fault. i often
so out without twinging my parse, but 1 de -
chars 1 never will again.'
She gave • little laugh. as if to mooed
her ion, and added, 'And so 1 can't w-
ept your kind nngrestim.'
'tea the contrary,' 1 refereed, more eag-
erly still, ' it is the grater remota why 1
shouldn't desert you, especially as your
predicament is .sorely dos to my coredose
1110114. Yoe doe't !sow how annoyed i son
at bavieg residered your machine teases,
sed, n.d.r the cireumetences, t feel in hon-
es Meed te repair the mMebu.f t timid if you
will afford tees the happiness of .Ming you
made onmfortabl., i oan, no doubt, very
soon get your mount put right.'
Mw (;wyeoe hesitated, sod 1 Retired
myself that she seemed in so way averse te
my company. 1 irtauly 1 was making •
very favorable imprison/le epee her.
'()h, bot if 1 allow you to sped Neither,
•ppooaa me, it must may he as • Ism. No,
ptnsgo don't tetarrept-- that morn be de-
tioctly understood. My brother crest, .red
will, be oely ton glad to .ren with vee.
Rid..," the girl osettes.d, with a sallor
w�!' v�ter would he say te Me k 1 allowed
• Per^& strangr t. spend ne.e, epee
se'
'He'd say it esro.d nes.-i.Y ler my care
lssensa Het yea will slime m•, thea, to
nes yes made essa/ertabe meeewbers while
tryto ?
•Really.Idt t se whet .Ise ion de,
agler Me tow•.igUb m ~, sown,w•
Breit bmrtt)M nil l• a nosh ores• tlg time,
wan
'Law waste lweb. Imaw.ps ase veer
elle Irak
'!lees --meatier Omagh tel Iles me des
Men to the hgy'—'salols.
noes sheet ms. 1'e en. be Meet eve
ta'ewbid te rem bark te It est whether
I've ftwbee my meek sr est—eel, bwees
pert sed me, be bases the idea et lest
But bit me be movies, 1lr.—
A little beeitathm—emir apparent ma
04
barresemeat, 00 half -.ay side Imeas me.
end my tears wee w lusher my ewe I
knew I w.., eves ahead,. madly la love
with pretty Hies Gwyeoe.
•Fred Brasdor touts at your service.'
'Well, Mr. tlraudea, desire's • tareng
belt • silts down the read which will take
us to lust the pima we want Then you
will be able to run os to St. Albans to Ret
what you owed for my maobtas. There's so
place ns.r r,aad I'm afraid you will be very
glad when yon have dose with snob • very
troublesome companies as I .m proving.'
11a the oontrary, gage • pleasant inter -
ruptto. to my lourwy,'l gallant* ventured
and 1 really though that Mw 6wy..s was
the most Menneeg and necomveauseal girl
1 had ever ret. to fact, we presently
reached the inn she had spoken of all
too son to suit _my uewly awakened .mo-
nose.
I found, as inquiry. that I meld r.ab
1t. Albans quicker by toklag toms abort
oma &ore.• die fields than by rid,n, round
the road, .od so I determined to keys my
malaise at the ton. As for pour Harry, I
was by time utterly obltviou0 of his mist -
mos.
Lookiog is upon Idea (.ywnn. bolero
leaving the house, I found her already ea•
luytng an appetizing repast -• sight whisk
momentarily gave me some timelineot oe.ssi•
elle* concerning the dtnosr 1 had pr mtmd
my chum should be ready for hum by the
Ume he reached the George.
•Pardon me, Miss (;wysns,' said I, 'I
haven't had • Mance to—setue with *be
landlord yet, and he may look for payment
before 1 coo :retura. Bxcept for • tow
coppers, ;this note, as it happens, is the
smallest amount I have about me ; so pray
accept it aa the loan whichon say you will
insist upon your brother, Major Gwyns.,
retnroing.'
I delicately placed a five pound note upos
14.0 table, and then, blushing furiously at
the rather cunous look accorded ma—which
1 recalled to nand soon afterwards --I bus •
toned from the room.
Having procured what 1 wanted in St.
Albans, l wee back well under the two
hour*. Of Idea 4.wvnoe, however, I could
Me n0 trace.
'()h, the lady went soon after you left,
.ire.' said the landlord, in answer to my ia-
terrogawoss. 'She sod you'd know which
way she'd gore, sad .b. would take her
brother's bucyol., es you'd arreaged to con
back for hen and to settle up with me."
'What :' I fairly gasped. 'Lone off on my
machine—mid 1 wee her brotherAnd left
ID, to mettle up' Why, what on earth are
you raying about, nam"
'Ain't raving at all,' mapped the load -
lord, eyeing me ss..picioesly. 'But --but
—I hope it's &II right. She--'
•Hope it's .11 right,' I interrupted, furi-
ously. 'It's all wrong. If she end 1 wee
her brother and gone off with my &Imcat
new twenty-gul/M. mount, and my five
pound note, too' Oh, yr, it is all right for
her, no doubt. and • very clever swindler
that girl must be. That machine she's left
behind len t worth the price ot old irpn.
And you let her slip away under your very
sees'
1 could hardly repre s • groan as i saw
how neatly 1 had been deceived, for I felt
very hard hr* both in pocket and vanaty •
eepeeially the latter. My mortt&oatioo,
moreover, was no doubt oommensur•te with
the knowledge of what a thorough fool 1
should appear to everybody
• Well, it's your own fault. air,' the land-
lord retorted, gruffly. ' If you let • girl
soft-soap you down bk. she enema to have
door, you've got no me but yourself to
blame. and it's my belief that she isn't •
girl at all, but • chap dressed up as such, so
as to Brindle gen'. Maier. I had my doubts
when she left, but now I'n sure. Ten to
one you've heap done by a young feUow
called 1)•n ford —• clever bicycle thief,
much wanted by the police in thew part.
He's better known a. 'lolly' Ford, because
he slakes such • good-looking girl when
dreamed up. You ain't the first gent as he's
swindled in just this Mn way. I darwy
he no sooner got out of sight of thus place
when be assumed his true character, and by
this time your bicycle has put him out ot
reach, and maybe it's already sold.'
To learn that I had hem ignobly doped
by • common bicycle thief madden-ol ns
. tall more ; hut the only consolation i had
wee an washing .l1 torts of dreadful things
towards the prudo-Hajor (;wynne• aster.
Noir Met bgood
brcNMrigthe Scaly 34
fiver, l a w b lave Med
e.eryfAtsi sled ea se despair
Mie R tilt very
pat ht"9 i3 PAI.M0 -Tial SOAP
iris splendid for %ilM itt t
ills head Itp.vwenk5drry•g5
flan phis as cad to D>aMlta
yid Prtskaas the Flair &Italy.
23 • ?OR s LAPAC TABLET
D. CANTELON,
West street BAKER,
STILL LEADS THE TRADE.
His bread is made from pure
Manitoba hour—made from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat—and
therefore is the b.st 1n the world.
This is a big thing to say but it is
a fact and you have the privilege
of buying this bread at the same
as made from inferior flour at the
price of 5 cents per loaf. delivered
to any part of theltown.
lime /sem Mani nee,
Neither ordinary live town nor , super•
heated' steam will hest • pipe thick and
mtrosg enough to convey at, to • degree eaf-
tiennat to produce • fin on wood, however
dry. It will not even met chareo.l'flow or
in • blocs. Itut dry charcoal, when the
heat is removed from at, being cearly pure
carbon, will aoe..rb oxygen from the air un-
der favorable cooditions, so rapidly as to
produce active combustion that is • glow
or • blaze. The process of • fin from •
steam pipe ie 1'he heat from • steam pipe
will, in the course of time, char. or as the
machinists say, carbon,re wood in oobtaot
or aloes to it. When this °harrier broom
extends to any depth in the wood it pre-
sents • surface full of Monroe and cracks,
thus exposing a large secticn to the action
of the air. This process o1 charring drives
the oxygen out of the charred portion .ad
keeps it oat whin the heat te kept up.
Whoa the best is removed the charcoal re-
absorbs oxygen from the air, and if this ac
rim be rapid enough in • dry atmosphere,
combo/moo is the result. This explains
why fires in steam plant. .ad building,/
heated by steam, that originate from .team
pipes, always occur afar the pipee hays
cooled generally during the nitrht. The
idea of ' superheated ' .team in • oold pipe
is the most absurd me we ever • ran up
against." -Southern Lumberman.
Neal Wgamgr.
He is a german, and the keeper of •
o aken. He had hese in America but • few
short "tooth', and 0o.euleeatly be know
lodge of the Emilie lamgeage is sot greet.
It es 0.o weeder. thea, that he .humid make
• few mistakes as to the mterptet•tiopi of
certain Mends expressive of m.a.iag in the
leaguer* he had adopted. He was sitting
behind he bar waiting for trade Saturday
afternoon, when • young trio. entered.
'Are you the proprietor" was the in-
quiry.
'Ye, :eh bin bus. bier.'
'Weil. 1 m the meet of 1.4pp'. Publiehi.g
O.ripewy, and 1 want to met yamveerthaks-
w11, fob babe Lieber' Mer, ed Yee'
Mar. ed S.hmdt's bier. tad Howes busr.
tad Midweek', bier, mad Redwine,. 1 tisk
ms dot's teen- btd.'t ..ver hear el dot
Jake.
• Oh, yes dant mdeeetmed en 1 neon
opeakt.tg el Fear. Abs I hove M wan i •
Vail, you a.m. -sand is tem er love
days tend i W hoar, taw•
The ee ig man I.arier es a ',r„^T•- mem.tubs evsil NM dem —
ad Me
Orders for cakes
tended to.
E7Wetltling cake' and almond -
icing, a speciality.
D. CANTSIAN•
promptly at -
Tit Of @nil*.
SCIATIca. ilI3E WIATIus
6,t - MOORAVA& •
INS IN BACK SIK
-011 ANY 1'1'sFutut
IgS IN USING
CARPETSAND SPRING 00008!
We have the largest and best as-
sorted stock of Carpets eve• seen in
Uoderich.
Brusmti, f rc w the best Realer*:
Tapestries, in great variety, from 25c.
up : Bordering• to match our best pat
terns, which look as good as Brussels
--latest designs and oolorings. A
big stock of All Wools, direct from
the Mills. Unions, from 25c. up, the
greatest value ever seen in this
county ; Ramps, from Irk. up ; Art
Squares, in all wool and union, assort-
ed patterns sad colorings and sizes.
Lace Curtains, cheaper and better
than ever; over 400 sets to choose
from. Lee Curtains are one of our
greet specialties : Cbinelle Curtains,
French Art Curtains, Art Sateen*,
Art Muslims and Curtain Nets, Ax
Minster Rugs, Turkish Rage, Moquet
Rugs, Dachestan Rugs, Beam Rugs,
Velvet Rugs, Door Mats, Velvet
Mata, Wool Mata.
Our housefurnishing department
upstcirs is very complete. Our Car-
pet Sewing Machine is a great suc-
cess. We can have a carpet ready to
lay on your floor two hours after you
leave the order.
OOLB
Our Spring Stock is now com-
plete, s.x1 consists of a gnat variety in
all the new things for the season.
Drew Goode, in the new Fabrics foe
Spring Trimmings to suit the latest
designs.
As usual, we lead in Prints. Our
stock is simply lovely in both cloth
and design ; pattern. the latest.
A complete assortment of Ducks, In
both light and dark oolorings. Crinc-
let, in the new colorings for the
Spring.
Pure Scotch Gingham*, plait, and
striped Chambrays, Murales Vesting,
Piques Sateen* and Cballiee.
We want to draw special attention
to our Ready Made Spring Capes ani
Mantle and Cape Cloths, both in
Black and Colored Goods, all new for
this Spring trade.
We have a few pieces of Dress
Goods that are selling at about half
price —decides) bargains, good all -
wool goods and good colors.
Our Ribbon Stock is large and well
assorted, as is also our Small Ware
Department. Gloves and Stockings
particularly good.
E BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Lawn Mowers
Patron
True
Competition.
Tttat Caxaoian ItalLWav t:o.
Tat.matura ham less Fished to give the
public • 6rseonns with fair and per-
manent onmpe'ltten.
1t is mm`mrted oe baldness principles and In
the In gramt of Is patrons.
1t da arvSs the support ct every person who
beller.loa oompetltfen
For onto* despatch eats ON fensp•ay's
11.... -en•mmtiag with all Uses &ml gables
I0. ranee ewes. frames sad Burwps.
D(reet through wirer to all palate In the
Northwest,ltrttish Columbia and PUctfo Coen
woe—youth Bide Wei..
117 11 Local Maas cer.:oode eh
0uRE
CONSTIPATION,
BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA.
ICK HEADACHE,
E8 U LATE THE
ONE P.I,L AFTER GATING
INSURES GOOD DIGESTION.
PRICE25 crs.Tinp0ar's Mf c
IF YOU WANT
e
m m
A SPRING BIIIT
or an OVERCOAT
of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Style,
1 PON
HUGH DUNLOP,
Tele Wat-M. flouter.
limn N Egan of Ees.lv,sI.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
s
serVineam
to
DS a" SM sue.
• 00. Tereetkw
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
AT 1_4—WEST PRICES.
Every Machine warranted to give satisfaction.
A Full Line of Builders' and General Hardware always
on hand at prices to suit the times.
DAVISON & CO.
DI 1.1t
"_MUN RO'S_
Several Lines of (roods to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will be wade as the Season advan e•.
Goals are All marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care.
Customer* may rest assured that everything will be up-to-date, and all
Departments well assorted, thert,fere no creed of particularizing particu:.. rs.
Special attention given to small wares.
loapectton kindly solicited. Prompt delivery of purchaser: to any part
of the town
J064
A. MUNRO
Draper and Haberdasher.
IDO Yoi.i W ca= t
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
R. W. McgENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Giant &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, dm.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me it call.
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
Pretty Goods
FOR
WARM WEATHER
FA NS,
FLOWER POTS,
FISHING TACK LE.
GAMES.
WALL PAPER.
THE' FAIR,
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SPRING IMPORTATIONS
We have received the greater part of our Spring Stock of Boots and
Shoes, comprising the Finest and moot Stylish Footwear that the market af-
fords. in Ladies', Mimes and Children's Black and Tan Oxford lies we art
showing exceptionally goad valve. in Ladies' Gaiter., etc., we have a Beeline
which aro very popular just now. Ladies', Misers' and Children's Betaos
Root in endleee variety, at prices to slit the times in dents' wear we have
all the leading styles in Dmtrda, lilldl Quad and oat Boys' sad Youths'
School Shoes at prices that defy oowputiti a. WI and ase oar Ladies' White
chid Tan Genres Oxfords.
W m. HARMAN, Jr.,
Corker Reat.at. mad Square Bessemer to L Dowwiwa.
PR— The balance of oar Winter Stook will be sold 'regardless of cost to
clear oat.
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