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8 Tuu.wDAT, March 14, 1.101.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
The
Eotnt en arbitrator to the dlseelviog of 0.1r
see. No 1, W. Wawaooeh, and the •rranga
moot of two other U. S. ttwuun'. It was
moved by Ater .Roterteoo,seconded by Wd•
hum Hill. Was the petition be granted, sad
u..t N'. .1. Keruighan t. appointed arbi•
• trete.. Pernod. Adjourned to ruses agate
New Sore n$e Goods uu Fuu.y, )lar ' 15'1), at 5 o'clock r,
MoDyetAiie, Clerk.
Are Here
in groat profusion. We have made greater Mork than ever
before to procure the latest novelties, the best styles, and
will sell at the lowest prices. Our values this season are ex-
ceptional in Dress Goods, New Wash Goods, Silks, laces
and Embroideries, etc. Come and look them over.? No
trouble to show goods. ,
Ladles" Fancy Neckwear New i3prsng Suitings
The new fancy silk stock collars
with gold spikes, very pretty,
at
The latest in white collets with
50ci
poieted front, at '10c
Ladies' Bishop Sleeve Rain
Cloaks.
The most sensible waterproof
ever invented, comfortable
and stylish, all '.Int new
shades, from .. .3.50 to 10.00
Easter comes early
tette year and to have
your costumes tea ly
you must be looking
around and refecting
now. We are well
prepared with all the
nOv'el1jer in costume
studs to please you.
The New Frenoh
DUNGANNON.
DK. U..t. NM tt'TUN, DENTIST, HAS
dieconllnUed his trips to DuDWIn000.
W.11 be pleased to meet any from that neigh
borhoo,l who m• require ha servloes at the
home °dice. Luokuow, where no will bateau('
evert dal io the week eroep' ThundaT. wbes
be cute Hlplel. Speulrl a ,th or paid 14o
`1 Midge
work,
of natural methods crowsof tr•ct-
bridre work, etc. Noel "•y"
fur.
)1urtes.-- The local agency In Uttnttannon
10' 'f it iluNAI u at the oleos of J. U. WAttu
ccovs anoer, &o.. a. hu will ro0•Ive or
den for ■uirorlixtons. •d+r•rlslug and .01;
wore, and is authorised t.: glee reoelpu 100
amound maid for the same
Wiper WAN..1100011 LAW NCIL.-'1'b• IOU
nlclosl tethers of \Vat Wswan.•sh w11
meet to the township hall on W edneeday
the 20th lest:
FOR Tilt NORTIIWOST.-Kabert Daunts,
eon of ex•truwurer Wm. Dorian, of Welt
t1'.wiuoeb. and eoa•'n-law of Mr. Mork
tt llsoo, ..f Athh':Id, and E. Wtleoo, hu
brother todew, leave here to the near
future for the Prairie Proving*, to locate
11 the country suite them
SI•arets• PARTY. - -Ila friday evening,
Siefert let. • ple..•ut tome was ,pent at the
iesldenue of Gorge Harris, Craosford,
towwblp of Atbbeld, where • large Dumber
of the members and adherent, of the Dun.
gannets M.thodlet uburoh, and o:her reed
•
hhevlota-..• dents of the a wordy arrived at about 8
New Wash Goods will take the lead for early spring
Cotton materials have advanced, as wear and they wake up
you know, but we have never shown handsomely We have full
better value" nor prettier tiesi us sobers, -at
than we have on sale this season.
Uinghamr in checks and stripes, Some Other Speolal Untf1/ acre
extra, at • 125c New black crepe de chine at 2.00
New fancy dimity muslin, at Z0c New heavy .intro (caths to royal, old
New blue and white silkettee, rose, red, brown, blue
at New tweed *tutle in small checks.
The New Belts.
The black patent leather 'reit
will take the lead in belts
this season. We have- a
variety of patterns at ....... 25c
13c
Also new gold belts at 215, 40c, 60C.
New brosdc!oths
Lovely Near Silks.
A good name for thew, es they
look like silk and come very
much cheaper. Nice range
of colors at
...Dress Making Department...
Tailor Suits our specialty. Our Suits
made to order at 5800. 5'0 00 and
512.00 are something extra l: will pay
you to look into these as we can save you
time, trouble and money on your Sprang
Suit.
GentsFurnishing's
Millinery.
New _spring hats, latest blocks Ladies' ready -to near walking
in stiff' hats, browns and hats in blacks, rough straw,
blacks, regular $2.50, for... 2.00 new ehepe. worth $1.00,
for
New shirts, special at. 50c
OND PRICE - CA813 OR PRODUCE'.
Smith Bro's &
C• henceforth in loving airtime to our Muter
25c
u clout, the .,umber of friends being so
great that Mr, Harris's large and beautiful
roe.Jeooe wag tined t0 Ile uim0et o•paoity.
11 was • outputs* party, sod the guests
Wight with them • large supply of viands
u b&.k.s for t1M. Nation. '1'e. evening
was pleasantly +pest with 010rolses of memo
`Inti other intorseuog •n.usemeats. After
.upper Lim mar pleasing part of the even-
'o1'e 00tertetemen1 was toe presentation
made to Mr. and Mrs. Harris, *blob In no
anal' dogrse sainted the greet eeteem in
ehtub they and their family are hill by
,heir large wrote of trteode and soquamt-
♦oose. Among those present were the pas-
tor, Rey. 1'. R McNair, end his amiable
oompgoion. Mr. Harris hoe been • rest
.1 nt of the townablp for about forty six
veers and now retiree to Godench. Fol•
l owing is 111e address wbioh •000mp•oud
l 7e pt oeeutatioos :
Nr. and Mn. (krona° Harris.
Dkaii kdx,N»o.-We. the members ot the
Methodist uburoh of Duoganaoo, having
:earned with great regret of your Intended
reor.val from our midst, desire to exprese
11 loving regard and our deep f loss
c. your removal.
Vont many exoelleot qu+ Ities of charm-
' er and your faithful servlois to the church
f (,heist for many years during which you
ave creditably tilled sane of Its highest
ignores• of trust here won for you a high
ae l0 our caofidence and esteem,whlle the
maty years ot sweet fellowship and the
1,any tender rel.tloosbips to cur Joys and
•arrows. our 001111.01• and triumphs in the
..cads of the Ltd Je•us have gives you a
oleo, to oar affection whose watnith is bat
1 ow fully disoovered at the ptoopeot of
•epatation. We wish you the highest pros.
;enty acid bappineas and the most eminent
usefuloeee in your new home, and we would
tieure you that should yo:. •ver return to
65c ,said• .mud the •noose et, y..ur ht• loop
labors you would be warmly wsloomed by
the loviug friends of yore.
We beg art you, dear brother Harris, to
ecwpt this *say °hair and you, dear "knee
Harris. this Lyme book as slight tokens of
nor sfloe:ion and es' • in. and may It be
your lot and ours to expend all our eo.rgies
ASi-IFIELD•
SATURDAY, March 9th
'Ibis roads a -e very bed owing te the greet
depth of snow.
Mr. Tithes. 12th coo., has sold his farm to
William Hueter.
Mr. 'litho hag bought a farm near Lang -
side, Brune Co
We aro glad to hear that bus Luse, wbo
war seriously 111, Is now tooyslesoeot.
PORT ALBERT.
1 i-xot.ay, Mar. 12.
J. B. Hswkloe is how. for • seek with
Ills family.
Will ('r•.eford and n...,. ,r, .tools. re-
turned on Saturday from a visit to friends
111 Bluev.le.
The .orlal o hick eau to be hold to the
Presbyterian church tomorrow .venins le
postponed owing to the bad condition of
the roads.
Jobe MOMlllae left tor Austin, Man.,
yesterday. He was accompanied by his
Mteoe, Mfrs Mc.eoz e, who will remain in
the Prairie Provfooe till next fall
AUBURN.
WKDNkaDAT, March 6th.
W. E►mlogtoo 1s Improving.
Large attsodano. at J. Koox's 114 today.
`±. L Taube is looking iii r- the 0011011
wand of Auburn.
J. L. ktelt hu last arrived home from hie
sister's funeral at Crediton.
Rev. Mr. Hamlltoo, formerly of Leebors,
is supplying the Presbyterian pulpit
William Wilson, eldest see of W..1 Wit.
too, formerly of Auburo, died at Denver,
Col , no February Sch.
Weigh scale mee'mg March 1110, rhes
books will be •edited and a net d:vid^ud of
9 per mot. will be paid.
Mise Annie Sturdy is visiting friend. •t
Climate, after whloh ebe will call on h, r
Ooderich acg0uoa0ce..
Tbe Home Gaol* of Auburn eoi.erutoed
W. D. Wilma art lits goad lade. In suti°t•
patina o1 his e.r.y departure from our
midst.
)tn. Demmer 1s improv ne under the
Dare of her daughter, who Is a professional
nurse, and her daughter in 1+ r, wile of
Prot. Axel Genr.msr, of Rochester.
Edward Jong, tenant on the John Hick•
ingbottom farm,'will have an extenete *ale
oo March 19th. He has purchased Harry's
interest In the bnmsetead and will shortly
move into Col roroe,
SPECALIS1 BEATEN
The ease sr a wantrea: Gentleman, to
Wb.. the •;reateet rol.lrlem• •mild
3t. Bring Health, Cured by Mode'.
kidney P111..
Mootrenl•Que., Mar. 11. -At 1398 St.
Denim street, this ofty, dyes Mr.('. Ltplerre.
Mr. Lapterre h.e been very i11 with kidney
trouble. He tried the load pbysfoteos, but
M no purpose. He summoned from New
York City an eminent specialist. He fail-
e d even to relieve Mr. Lapterre.
At last. when very much run down, and
en 111 that he ooald oo; turn to his bed, he
wed Dodd'e Kidney Pills. He Ix better.
He %aye
"For yearn 1 suffered excruciating pains.
I was treated by le.diing physicians and
epeci•list., one from New York City. All
failed to cure me. A. feet, 1 oould not
tern from one side lo the other in bed.
"1 read a paper of 1)odd's Kidnsy Pills.
The first box helped me, and 1 kept on.
Now my kidney. don't trouble me at .U.'
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
cul.noliN 1.
CARLow, March 4th.
1'olhorne nounoll met In the township
hail. An the members were present except
the Reeve. N.jor Young in the ohait. Tee
minute, o1 h. previous meeting wife read
and adot s, The following accounts were
pu), tv 011+,41 printing, $10 50 ; :'1L•q
prim toy. $17 50. H. Pentland presented a
pal 1' 100 .• h... cnnuuti praying them to sp
Cleary ig
Alarch
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BELL TELEPHONE CO.
While 010 " dwarf Bead 1+
using your Telephone you may
lie luting a valuable order
Ilefer him to the PJhlic Tele-
phone office, where the charge is
T'c. a can
DEO. PORTER,
-Local Matuger
14 Pltntte N. 100
Porter's Book Store.
Several dinner seta yid to cleiir, Why not .elurc nnn at about half
price? Regular 8I2.60, $13.00, $20.00. Selo price, e7 50, $9.50, 012.110
Cups and saucers, odd pieces of chine, jardinieres and photo
frames, one-third oft'.
Have you ROOD the Medallions in our show wirdow, 25c. They
are going fast.
Copyright hooks, paper editions, publishers' price, 75c. Sale
price, 35e or 3 for 11.00.
(loth editions (coyynght), publishers' price, $1.25 and $I.lill.
Sale price, 90e and $1 10
A large line of paper novels, fain price Mr and 15c, cloth eli
tions, lbc and 20o •soh.
These prices are strictly Cash.
and humanity and to renew the hallowed
triendebipe of earth in the great f
Sized la behalf of the oengregatloo of
the Methodist ohorob, Dungannon.
Ross AN Discos,
Soar IL TSBLIAVIN,
Ottoaoa Sl'o'rowal,
Jos. A. itati000n.
- - LEtBURN.
TrisDAy, Mu. ling.
Hugh Chisholm and David Stirling, both
of them in the neighborhood of seventy
Veers of age, ere prepared to enter • 000•
test with the choppers of Dunlop who cut,
spilt and piled live cords to nine boon on
the 15th of Februtry, as noted In Tim Mlu-
14A1. • couple of weeks .go. They say they
can pot that record out of business.
Tuesday evening of last week, Katherine
Maud, second daughter ot James Kirk-
patrick, was married to David Cowan, of
Dakota. The neptt.l knot war tied by
Rev. M. J. Wilson, of Nile. she seremeby
taking pl.a;.t the Point Farm in the press
ecce of the parents, relative, and friends of
the contr.ctieg parties. 0a Thoredey
morning the bridal pair left for their new
home, Leede, North Dakota.
AUCTION SALES.
•
An parties Neale& tkelr sale Dille printed a1
tele canoe win hove • trove none" taserled
In this 11st up to the time of melee.
TMLtuUAt, Moroi 14th. Extensive ams
dogmal. of farm stag,. Implement., a 0.,
b•loago0.of thl.te J•mse
Uavlaoo,ing aste 10t1e 4,11 00001.••11001 3e, towoshtp o1
Colborne, at 1 o'phok r r. sharp 'rhe list
laoludee a large unrulier of good .nomad" ;
sgnoultural tmplemeate, IouluJlog Moder,
mowers, harrows. pleas, 'drill, oultiv.tor,
farming mill, etc. ; buggy, outer, sleighs.
wagons, Inmates, oto., also a lot el house -
bold furniture. R S. WILLIAre, adminb
Wetter. Tao*. OUIIDItY, suotlioeer.
FWDae,Maroh 15th.-Auouoo isle of farm
stook and lmptsmeals, property of Jous
Smoot., 000 3, Uoderlub tuwnehip kvet
thing to be bold without reserve. ail Mr.
Sproul Is gtvmg op taunter. THOMAS 6l a
DRY, la0ti00eet.
WelkkDAv, March 20.-AuutloO sale of
term swot, iotplimeota, •lo , the property
of George May, at lot 11, concession 1,
Ashfield (Dear Nate P. 0.) Evervtblig will
be sold without reaeroe, as Mr. May has
sold the farm. ':auras (IvNDRY, emotion
ser.
WRDNgsDAY, Marob Vat. -Auction sale
of farm stook, Implemeete, boueebold
furniture and effeete belonging to the estate
of the late David Orr, at lot 20, con. 3,
lloderiob townehip. Sale to oomme001 at
11 o'oluok sharp. Lunch served at noon.
RUDIRT ORR, administrator. TMOMAO
UI•1 PUY, auctioneer.
0iuuao, Marok 29.-Auotloo sale of farm
stook, implement., household furniture and
e ffect. : also a valuable farm
of 146 corse
jest two melee from liodericb, on Bayfield
road. Good bundlers, good water sod
fence" ; also a new dwelling and four 10,0
lots in Uod•nob, with good cellar and baro.
Sale to take place at the property in Gods -
doh, corner of Raglan mid McDonald
streets (neer Agricultural grounds), at 1
o'ulook sharp. Everytb.ng to be sold, as
the proprietor Ie leaving fu Dakota havtp
M1'11KDIN, !R , prOprl.1W. Tulle. GIN DRY,
atm Ioniser.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
MSTIIUI.IOT MAUAZI1'II ANL/ RS% IRO ?OR
MARC/I.-The Methedut Magazine and re-
y,ew for March is a epeotal memorial
u umber of the game'. death It bag six
articles on some sopa t of the house.'s life,
many poems, twenty portraits of the Royal
Family, and many other Illustrations of the
Quorn'a Reign. Other Illustrated ornate"
e re "The Log of a Missionary Deputation in
Dominica.' "Hymnology of the Church,"
"Lord Ro.bery'e Napoleon." and World's
Progress, "Remoras of tb• Poet Officio," an
illustrated story, "By Western Watch -
fires," dedicated to the Woman' Missionary
Sooiely, by Mise Mende Peiitt, and other
articles of interest Twenty oasts a tone,
82.00 a year, $1.00 for six mouths. Totooto
William Brims. Montreal . C. W. Costes
HsLfax: S. F, Hgteetla.
A MrMoaut. lases. -The Marob Casa
duo M.g•zine is a memorial mime with
e I new pimiento of the Quseo, Mind
some plates of the new King and tee new
Queen, and other portrute and photographs
of hlotorioel end premise value. Ur. Perk-
in, C. M,u . writes of "Victoria and the
Vlotortan Ase." Tee Hon. G. W. Roes,
Premise of Ontario. summarises to • abort
article the "Growth of the British Empire "
Prof. Clark. D. C. L, writes of "The Dmth
of the Quests," Arthur H. A. Oolgohoun of
"The Queen'. Primo Ministers" and Rich
•rd T. Emmetidd of ''Tbe Prince of Wales'
Vlg:t to ('anada." E. J. Token, of the
oeows staff of 1891, ghee some Interesting
✓ emmisoences under tb• fids "How a
Cerus is Taken." Among the lighter
articles an ''A Honeymoon to a Rolling
Digby" and short stories by W. A. Fraser.
Esther '1 abbot Kingsmill and Harold .1
Temple Hill. Every •rtlole, story and
poem in 1 hs camber i■ written by a Cana-
dian. The cover to bleak and purple 1•
imitable to the ooceelen end 1e perhaps the
only cover of • ('enadleo perlodioal to be
printed In the royal mourning oolors. The
whole twos Is worthy of the oatlosal pabil-
oation of Cenade.
Coes Mw1•g
L a process exulted by vaatty• booked "n Ly
rood tight boon -you may look the ..uy
but you have the good tight boots- , 00 may
wear any Mae boots you plan' c e•. M tales
Mate toe moll, if you ma Po ,an.. Palsies,
(lora and Wart gismos,. Draa$te 111111
Ilickillsp lutral Fire L.siruce Cs.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Insures up to Jasary,
1901 e3.Ma•N1.M
Or►IeIRS AND DIR1CTOK".
J. H McLain. pros ; T. Fraser, vine -prem. :
.tae Connolly. 0. 10.1. W. O. Hroidtoct, J.
Watt, Jae. is ens, J. O. Orleve. J. Been1we11,
directors; W O. Remelt°it. 8eafo-th. inspec-
tor of losses : T. E. Hays, 8eaforth, nec»ary-
reasarer.
ADw.rrl,
J. W. 40. .Holmes ('
esvflle ; Jamie
R.rnon dQ lfalie ; 1 . McMillan, Seeforth ; R.
Smithk.
Policyholders can pay a1.elmments and get
their oards rec•loted at Mr. Coats'. Clinton. or
at Mourn Botta' Pel.oe C'lotbisg Store. God.-
rlo h.
1 Coiner of Wtot St. and ,quare.
Sour Stomach
Cituee* headache, anti hoetlac►w
OOutlee 0110 to feel as though he
didn't care whether eohuol kept
or not. A good hoalaehe powder
will melte you teal like yourself
again.
Our Headache Wafers
are sure, wife and easy, W taku.
They will tune up your stomach
anti clear up your heal
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.,
DRUGGIST. t
1
INtrrImmrtmrtmmtrmttrntltmr2
U There are few women.... 1
waamss
Capt. E 1. Kobtrteeo, of the Beatify lima
steamer Mooaroh, has tangned sad 01s
p'aoi will probably be tilled by the trans-
fer of Doe of the C:olltogwood oepreioe.
Capt. Kobert.o• had served the o0mp1ny
tor twenty yeas and was ere of the most
popular, ar well u Doe art the mist 119111•
Booed, *Nabil oa t0• yak w.
W. Acheson & Son
Superb Lines of
Dress Goods.
We arc now showing all our imports of New
Dress Stuffs.
• 0
w►tWhoa +10 nut uw wuteLbiiig of
ilio phouotilemul popularity Of
the / 1
e'er
A General
Favorite.
Sag
THAT TINS
15 BRANDED
ON avaNT
att01.
CJbo KM.
Medium
Hide
Low Had.
te* Y Rismo•tiCrlOS 0r rw,. *vets MSO[.
Shoe for Women,
THE MANNISH FAD.
Women's Shoes made oar laeta
'shaped Uks moo's ere toe the
fashionable thing, and there is
muvh comfort, 00.1.100 eellee and
ser% toe 111 them They also look
up-to-date anti have lots of "go'
in them.
Always
Perfect
Fitting.
Price is always $3.75
P. T. HALLS,
Sole Agent for Queen Quality.
Repairing.
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emnant Days
Friday and Saturday
arch 15 and 16.
We are going to wind up this great sale with two days of special bargain
giving. We call them remnant days because we are going to devote them to
clearing i e stock of all remnants, small lots and odd lines that are the natural
result u the past six weeks' extraordinary selling. Pormer price or value has
not been considered in making the prices we have marked thecae lines at for
Remnant Days. They must be out of the way to make room for the new and
up-to-date stock that is already crowding in on us. Price is the motive we will
use to clear them quickly, and when Saturday night comes there should not be
a single article in this list left in the store. Here's a lila t of what we are going
to sell. Read it carefully, then come, Friday if you Pin. if not, why then
Saturday.
The judgment of fashion has settled upon
the following weaves, latest end beat of the leading foreign manufacturers.
Black and colored silk and wool Aeolians, crepe de cbenes, voiles,
hennettas, mother' weighs broadcloth., panne crepes, albatross, poplins, ire
the present vogue of materials and display the ne.wtvt tints, at very moderate
prices.
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
One of the most attractive departments in our •tore with its great as-
ttortment of ginghams, dimities, matrons, 1 twna, percales, cambncs, grenadines,
1 betiats• No higher chis assortments are shown In Canada.
inspection Invited.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.
Over 100 reinhants of plain and fancy
black and colored dress goods, ends of 4 to
4 yards of almost all kinds tweeds, serge,
plaids, fancies, eta. that have accumulated
during the past six weeks. To clear them
out quickly we place them on the centre table
at the front of the store for remnant days,
marked at about
HALF PRICE.
REMNANTS OF CARPETS.
If you have a small room you want 10
carpet this Spring you'll wait a long time'
fore you get a better chance than this. There
aro about '_'o short ends of carpet in stock.
I Lengths of from 5 to 10 yards, all good quay-
' ity. We place the entire lot on sale remnant
days at your choice for about
HALF PRICE.
REPINANTS OF OTHER THINGS.
Everything in the store that is short enough to call a remnant will be measured up
and placed on the centre table for remnant days. You'll find this table a money saver, f, 1r
everything on it will be sold at or about Half Price.
DRESS GOODS
Broken lots and odd
FOR REMNANT DAYS.
lines that have had " quick march
prices put on for remnant days.
100 yards tweed effect drew goods,
dark ebacee. mostly plain Dolor•,
some seat, smell checks, they
t old at 35c and 40o. To oa.r
the last of them, your oheioe
✓ emnant days
12.5 yards oolorsd drew goods, (an-
on*, dark shades, es glee, brown,
o to , the Robins,• price was 500,
during the 5.11 they were 39 ,
now to Maar the balance ot lot,
your obotee remnant days . ...
4 skirt ends, black homespun', til
yards wide, • oeptal thing for
spring skirts, told et 84.00.
Chole of the last 4 on remoost
days
1 end only, 2.5 verde. tano7 bitch
drew goods, cwt patterns, suit-
able for skirts, Rohinsoo pries
was 50o, sale pride. 35o. Lse:
end going remnant day 11 .. .
1 end oleok or.pon, doh tloish,oest
pattern, will make a handsome
skirt. It sold for 81.50, the bal
spot for remnant d•ys at
W. Acheson & Son.
Spring
All the latest and best designs in
trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and 1
ready to wear Hats.
CAII and inspect before purchasing.
PORTER'S BOOK STORE,!►'I CA YIERON
pee Qiiaphosa M No. 100 R. Pourl 11 ... V inerw, Godertnh
1: ow..
Apprsntloiso Wanted. Hamilton Street.
r
19c
25c
1.90
25c
2 skirt sod., bleas orepnr
l feet blank, regular skirt pwoers,
sold at 81.00 per yard, The last
two sods os remnant days pep
yard
Very heavy navy 11110. wide twit,
bard finish, .11 pore wool, will
.tend no end of bard wear, ene-
ma priors, 75o. R•laso. 0o rem
emit days, per yard
1 end nary 1110. onrded dress goo•l•,
bright Moise, will wear well, sold
at 860. Te clear the end, rem•
pant days .... . .
50 Iaoh tweed offsets, dark shades,
will make styling end "meloesble
teilormad. suite. Sports' for
remnant days
65c
45c
45c
39c
French Flannel, 38c.
The balsam, of the Freoob flannels
advertised last week, regular 60e
sod 60o roods, good range of pat -
95c tern., °leering at
38c
Dress Trimmings, 3c.
Wo are going to snake short
work of about 500 yard, of
black and colored dress trim-
mings.
500 yard" silk and bead drew
trimmings, black sad oo1ar1, they
sold 50 from loo b 25e. Choles of 3c
lot on remnant days
Silks for Remnant Days.
Three lots of silks that must
be cleared to the last yard on
remnant days. These prices
ought to do it.
125 yards plata silk, the b.lanel
el Rase that cold at 26o and 30015C
To Meer remnant days
75 yards fancy waist sed trim•
mSe silks, of some Users M sooagb
fey a trams, they cold al 60o and
60o. Cholas of 1e rebnaat day. 25c
160 yyards teaoy silts, stripes and
brat.des, meltable for waste god
Mmmings, they are meetly all
short leegtha of lines that sold at
75o and 90o. MOW remnant
per days, pyard 35c
Hats 8c.
We would rather take this little
price than keep them, Iodise' tem
crown hate, plaid mown, trimmed
with band, bookie act] quill. Photon
Fancy Collars, 15c.
11 teeny silk •nd muslin Belle-• for
ladles, sported colors, regular 253
Choloe, remnant days 1 Se
8c
Lustre Waists, $1.25.
5 bleak lustre estate, good olellty,
newest .tyle, fltr, miffs, velvet
sellar., the Robinson prow wee
11 85 To time, remnant days 1 .25
$1.50 Shawls, 90c.
3 only fine woolen shawls, t.noy plaid,
Ili+ Robinson ovine was 81 50 The
last 3, remnant day., .soh... .... 90c
The Last of the Shirts.
19 fanoy oolnred shirt*, neat, small
designs, nearly •11 the famnns "W,
(1. & R " Ronde The Robinson
prices were $1 I)0 end 81 i,. To
nlesr, remaanl days, °Ammo. ..,. 75c
Golf Cape, 55.75.
1 only 1011 nape, latest out, dark
green ground. The Kob'aroa
pries was 119.25, on remnant day. 5.75
Mantles, 52.00.
Jest 5 of them left. neat stylish
short ewe, wart V.50;to E8 50,
now m11105 a0
Skirting, 15c.
1 tied fanny mermen skirting, full yard
wide_, win wear well. regular price
400. Teatime, remeaet days
Skirting, 25c
1 and n.•y enereen with red border,
36 inches wide, regular 661. Clear-
: 110,00nt day
2.00
•
25c
Eiderdown Quilts, 52.50.
1 only eld.rdoes comforter, real
down filling, gond quality ••ama
onvmine, the Rnbiseeo pries was
86 00 Mor remoter dye, mu ked 2.50
50c Caps, 35c.
3 dozen men'. eons, asserted checks,
this Roh!nsee ftOc gs.d1 (learlag,
r.be.al days, welt 35c
Table Damask, 15c.
48 -look cream able damask. good
weight, regular 200, 35 yard" te
sell remnant day., a1 per yard .... 15C
66 -inch Damask, 35c.
66 looh half hleae►ed table damask,
extra good quality, 26 yard" for
reesant day, selling at per yard.. 35C
Wrapperette, 7c.
1 end Daly black and white obeak
wrtN__ea s. h .old at 19}e, es
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gas
ran Wb.N
1loor. 1.mlll. per cwt•
►lour, Wtenq par Oat
Fina. 1011...._.
chorus. a let..o r •wt ..
10croe0lugDe •
Itye• per bull........ .
Ilookwbe.par bask.
Osis. F 0150
Harlot. per busk
H. 5100
Potstow. bssO
Rat1Or. -••
(7� beak lan/w0.A.
1Arnb8k/ma
Lin Hog1
I lrewd Hot/
Ha000•. . .
11.10, per 14.... •..... .
rinser.wd
..'.d°e lied ton eel
uBeer, 01.4
Tattle, gropoomr
lhdlnary
elltuatlon
NrKD.-BY d
W AN
▪ girls se oc
housemaid. Sooty
Ridgewood Park. god,
I *IRL WANTED
II room of eolhorn1
usu. BUXTON.
Model 1
WK Lt INH TO A
genera. paelh
Opened out a 1111nr11
Pareoss' Fair. earner
1,101re We guaranis
the best city t, ds.
MAY. pekoe ll•ETA
need Oral
`t F.gD GRAIN 11
o Hod peat taco bee
kinds choice treed
wriest. A rituality
limas. 1 .e11 for cos
kind of grain. In t
uneaten time fan M
right to oar warebot
It. PERRIN. Chefs(
For
Link SALE. -F(
Iota on Mouth tete
Apply to .1•14 h W.
L'0R SALE --D1
r forma In the 1'
retiring Possession
house. bask bare, n
nouee. 1 h0^see l•
I.N W I8, Roderick.
IF AND FUR S,
34 0002RICH.-
terms. the property
land.. being part 0
Uederleb, roe t&Iola
bulidiye and water
lard. For terms apt
ROW, Gelb -Roes for
FOR SALE. UR T
gee end onebt
eolith end of the toe
April 1.L For I sant
IL DUNLOP. West
FOK ,ALN Of
story brick sus
Trafalgar streets. Oo
PANMORK.
FOR SALE. -LO
end 148 In 1
uodertob. For part
March 1110.150.
A Goon eo AC1
Lot 01, comae
Mla situated Ili se
mites from (Minton
orchard. wens, and
of tall wheat. Tern
tilers apply to THO
Underfelt.
Tbe Last of the Nbli1M Curti& •
15 pairs of geed Mee on 1 alma, firm,
strong net, aped edges, all that
are left of the Rabis.se The sad
86s limo 00elor fee reggae/ days S5C
2 paha ably very gee Nettlegbam
lis oarlarma. .Mae. nee, sloe
laity patters, the Keblo.es peas
was 85.50 per salt. Os sale
1emaaat days
Art fluslin, C. -
100 yard" art .siI , geeml Gad est
Deities.. O. ova rabeer/ days alt 5C
Hodgens Bros.
Agents for Standard Patterns.
'April Designers now in.
Uoderich.
FARM MOR
Mass farm
Farm." Was Z. ha
W awanoek. 100 we
a good cab of o
TheLs on the pier
`weilis1 lessee Utz:
eal etgl� odur-
NM ander
'mever-falltng 1
slay gam, oho
wbeat. and
Gra (rood. 11
nt to ^ha
Ife�l toe YULE*
Blyth It ranee fro
end (Imam. Tole
s0 poor or waste Is
For tall particals
501101tor for the e.
thy.
W. OI.ENN
organist and m
Methodist church,
pipe organ and tbi
delve pupil,. 11
studio or et pap Iii
at Rmsrnon's Meal
DRS BBANN
81cL4n8 a1
of Comtnee0. bel
Night galls at ma
Dr. Shan eon.
old residanoe. la
'Phase M.
Inst
(VHAt. R. SH
V ANCE and
door east of P. 0
Issding mutual ft
leading stook sot
Mercantile ae
lowest rates. Ce
W• R. R(1
Aea:vatt
Hooks and as
Buildings rent
Fir. Inennno
1'ompenlInes.
OM1•- Pro'
atr.et (10der10h
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ft:9(11IAN
h ire, life, Aseld
ofrenaei on mut
rates postal hie.
Rest English a
11011104.
Onto* next So'
N edra, Itamuto
For ex,ernll u.
spinal 4Yeaae, h
madsm, lame
weak sad tors
Joints, rapture t
11 tree also h
footings In hd
having the Ire.
pan Yd 1. A.
doh, Oat...tarn
Maonrass*.tered
I.ANNAN seta
rata street, led
GMT.
1.11(4 a.
Iheriet Motu
that It lien dent
twenty let ammemwlls M Re
155. T • On
attest toast) 1
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