HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-3-16, Page 108 Tirovairir Move 16, 1621r-
More New Goods
Are Here ---w
and wore Ooruitantly coniing to hand.
Every woman appreciates the satisfaction of making a
first choice in neer goods.
-New Spring Millinery. -New Mask Moeda
-New Spring Jactels. -New Com.
-New Dress Gods. .-New Gents' hirniskiags.
New Ready -to wear Skirte.
Tie greatest retie
faction given by our
Sktrts. Theyarewell
mule, velvet bound.
lin•d with beet
rustle keine,, out to
haw( sod ilt nemoy.
W• hears the aew
flared skirts of serge
sed lustre, trimmed
with two rows setto
ribboe. Great value,
Only $2.50.
THR NEW DRESS GOODS.
Every worthy sort,
proper style of
dress material for
spring is bore.
Bedford Gorda in all
tAs Wadies* shades for
wits at. ROO.
Covert Cloths in
fawns, ifirsyth blues.
(41lW Bread Clot* in blues.
browns and grosses.
Rieb heavy black
waved worms.
A speohil line fancy Drees Goods only 25o.
KEN'S FURNISHINGS
BARGAINS.
Extra special nice
Mask Dation shine,
regular. 50o.. for
39n.
Bees' black shirts
sale
33c.
Extra special
men's in. oolored
bosom shirts, regu
lar 11 00, for
50c.
NEW MILLINERY.
We are making great pre-
parations for the Spring
Millinery. A new and sty
lish stock of khilors,. Chil
dren's Millinery, etc. Our
Opening will be in a few
weeks. Get prepared for
Easter.
NEW PRINTS.
A external line, fast orators, at 50.
Corsets and Underwear.
New short Coreete. 76o
and 11.00.
New Fine Muslin
Underwear.
Night Gowne, 76o , 11
and 11 50
White Shute, bOo. 75c
and 11 GO.
Drawers, 26o, 50ci and
75o.
Corset Coven. 18o,
25e, 35o and 50o.
Ladies' and Children's
Vests.
- NEW SPRING HATS, FEDORAS and
STIFrd.
- NEW MPRJM., SUITS end OVER
COATS.
-NEW and PRETTY FRILLED RIB-
BONS, very extensively used for
Melt
and Skirt Trimmings, all the
sew shades, 5o.. 1C,o. and 15o. • yard.
W
CLOAKS.
-NEW LACES, VItILINGS and BELTS.
- 10a. BAZAR GLOVE FITTING PAT-
TERNS, cooly 10o., equal to any 25o.
pattern', in lit, in style, &ad easseety
of material.
Good honest 'mine for every dollar spent in wer_atose, and more
of it than ia likely to be had outside this store.
CASH AND ONE PRICE. -
SMITH BROS. &
BLUEVALL.
Ternomge, IMr. 14th.
L. B. Duff smut fienday as Isis Items
Miss Kama MoCeselimi Is YUMA; in Brigs -
n ein
Miss Bud MoCrookon bas emerald from
Llsognow.
John Robertson is suffering from • very
e we lode
Rey. W. T. Hall and Mein Gordon, of
Reinvest. Hefted Rev. W. J. Wens last Fri•
day,
A faros will be presented by acme of our
young people in the Foresters' hall on Fri-
day, March 241h.
A slumber of our young people enjoyed
theaoselese at • dance at P. Thorns'
last Friday 'Yentas.
BENMILLER.
Mosost, Mar. 1310.
The wind storm of last week blew dowo a
porticos of Thee Ashtoe's tern on the earned
cemosesion, causing oonsiderable dame's by
unroofing the baildiag and demolishing the f
@ bibles A beadsome new cutter was re.
dead bo kladling wood by • beam failiog
ow
Joe Edwards, the man frees Meadow-
h.d., is battling a lot of logs to Malt. I
leedville to be eawn into lumber ot
Goldthorps's mill, reparatory to maki, g
autopsies alterationa to him barn end bead- .
ings. Oar Joe is none of your stiok-in-ties-
u sed termer. from Wayhaelt. No, eiv.. he's
a go-ahead fellow. he 111, Ill anybody one seal
from the great change that haa taken place
in the abort time that he has been in pewee- .
erne of the old Liters estate We under ,
stand he le going to drain the Novo? mead- I
ow. for winob this farm is noted, aad amolt•
bah troat-breeding 'Deeds at the heed of tho
ergs& that passed threugh hos property.
Ti. Bas Joist SCALM.- During 10. peat
week lir. Smith, • qualified inspector from
the Department of the Minister of Agricti.•
tura of the province, bee visited the Beemil.
separately, ming macanying gleams tor the,
parpcms, se the scale is so small Si not tio be
disoorsod with the naked eye. Altos • rigid
examination whioh (coupled the greater
part of the week the teepector was eatuded
that the smile had aot made its appearanoe
h ers, and reported arnordinely to the De-
re/tweet. In ooevenation wreli this gentle-
mais he told us that the stook wee in excel-
lent ocinditioa and partioulerly ties from the
eggs of maoy. of the pests he has found dur-
ing but Wipeouts of other nurseries, auob so
th• tent catorpillsr. •phis and coddling
moth.
LEEBIJRN.
Idathisr, March 1310.
Miss Edith Horton toss returned from •
pleesent three ireelui' visit to relativist mar
the Classic City.
Cupid haa taken from our mldst one of
mu meet popular yoone ladled in the perms
of Minnie, eldest daughter of our moat re
e ructed townsman R Fulford, who wee
married at her father's residence, Do Wed-
e seday, the 8t1 inst., to Wm. C. Stewart,
of Galesburg. Dakota, second son of J. 0.
Stewart, of this places The ceremony wee
Performed by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, peeler
of Me Presbyterian oburoh here, an the
provisos of relatives of the tiontraoting
parties. Clara Fulford, sistee of the bride,
was bridesmaid, sad Geo. Clark, remain of
the brieogroom, disobarged the duties of
best man. Mr. Stewart has been several
years is Dakota where he has taken up
land, tint he was bound to bey', • Canadian
lady in preference to any of Cools Sisat'e
mindere. Ile has taken from us one who
will be noseed at every turn in her home
carols and ly many friends, and our Christ-
ian Endestor Somety lose one of ite aceive
somber' toar humble scribe joins in the
general wit that every *aeons may be in
store for to and her husband 10 10. joureey
of life they .irill undertaking together. Mr.
•nd Mrs. s °wart will depart this week for
their home to Dakota, hut before leaving
will for • few day. visit among relatives
and (Honda tbout hors to say good-bye.
ler nurseries to an. if any triune of Iloilo
maoh-dreaded pest, the San Jose scale, bad SALTFORO.
resehed this Motion. rhe marnitude of tbe
work may be interred from the feet that
sone* 100,000 or more tress in all Mafia of
mow* bad to be insmoten and handled
Suareeteed Satyr!' Sure.
terrartkiiii-and If yam ars not
('w'. -ng elm bogie-
... tillita-allptifY esseely ao
IIIM Mier itragghe . he will errant.
me 0055 money beet There's
1001 every bey that
o will rem 15.. eem,
ek net I
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TRTADAY, March 14.
Robert Sy.monds, se old resident, Is coos
mere in our midst renewing old acquaint -
6n4".
hire. IgeK,nnon and daughter, Sarah, of
(;odenob, were visiting friende in the seigh•
hothead.
Mr. sad Lynn Latta, of Arkansas,
are here %%biting the latter'. tinting...Mr..
A en edy.
Mr iiot Itt.. Ifsr,i, Plant weregusetaat
he csddisgi.i Mr Air es end Mies Sower hy
As far as apnesronces Intimate there will be
one mister home.
What attract', n is over here when go
onery yours./ men stroll over .leerl.y after.
ono 1 eel ism aura it 4 mot
with a mligi,.to. iespiratinn the‘ 'come, I
hiak it la whor so eloolinti 0611.
Ws an about to lose another nf our old-
en resident* in the parson of Mrs, Thce.
Wiotb, who to movie, -Soo
see is lori,ig f its must reopen -
at ,aaae, bar 1•1111t, 401 be onr lee" will big
Goderiolii par.
Ben God., halt movet bi• brnalionie to the
Ceder. •I1NPV11 tbe rittorlie is another of
our poultry (eerier@ who in mak Mg a theories
of sham ra•oing of fowl. Caforniestely last
year 1141 I..a "off year, se he sueoreeled in
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