HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-7-4, Page 88 TIMMY, July 4, 1901.
Big Sale
°' Summer
Goods.
Large selection of newest summer goods all going at
reduced prices. Now is the time to get in your
supply.
DRESS 000DS and SILKS.
SHIRT WAISTS.
'The best colored shirt waist,
a regular 75e quality, for 60c.
Bargain, white waist, 4 rows
of insertion in front, tucked
back, the latest sleeve, regu-
lar $1.00, for 73c.
Extra make and quality
white waists at $1.25, 51.50,
$1.75 and 52.00.
NEW PARASOLS.
The latest fancy stripe, new
blue, navy, and black and
white, with new natural wood
handles, for 52.00
New frilled 'black paI•asQls,
51.25, 51.50, $1.75.
White parasols, Children's
parasols.
HOSIERY and GLOVES
Extra value fast black hose,.
ribbed and plain, attwo pairs
for
Our.sto(fk is the largest in
town to select from aMd our
prices are right on the bottom.
Broadcloths, Cheviots, Sorg -
es, Nomesp ns, Cords, Yop-
lins, Venetia , Cashmeres,
Delaines.
. We are maks special
prices on all lines st now.
Come and see where ou can
save money.
A choice stock of ist
silks. '
Trimming silks, silks for
dresses.
All lines of fancy silks r6-
duced.
Special lot of fancy blouse
silks at 35c.
Extra value piques . in ;111,
colors, regular 20c., for.. 1 Ic.
All silk gloves, black and See oar special white pique,
cream, at 2Sc. regular `:)c, fi)r' '
Always ask for your Coupons on all purchases, which
we are giving on the handsome premiums.
CLOTHING REDUCED. 1 ,LINESY. •
The best value sailor hat We
ever offered, WWI
for 25c.
Men's separate pants.
Boys' suits, all sizes, all prices.
Men's suits, all prices and
colors.
Men's overcoats.
Bargains in gents' furnishings.
Special lot of best' quality
men's straw hate, regular
.$1.00; for- 63c.
Full line straw hats from 25c-
up.
Regular $1.00 whits' sailor for
.. 75c.
Regular 75c whit,: sailor for
. SOc.
Tmmiled hats all reduced.
Children's hats and l''•nnets
all seduced.
Ladies' new rain
d aced.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
coats all re -
Smith Bro's & Co.
CAHLOW.
SargonAY, Joos 29sb.
Charley Mol'h•e was v.ltl)r hie brother
Alex. b Detroit the part week
James Bogle 1e very low at present, suf•
feriae from • sewers ettaok of •alatloa and
ether diseases.
Mr. sad Mn. Abs. Stirling, of Udorloh,
wore the gouda of their eon In law, Major
Young, last week.
ken. A. Young, Mies M. Buohanao, Mies
J. Jobnaton and Jerrie McBride were pas
/ Deters en the ('ley of Toledo to Detroit
last week.
The Young People's Soolety of Ubrtetl•o
1•;adsayor was led Sabbath eventog last by
MIAs Johnston, who law a very able paper
en the subjeot for the *routes.
The people in our burg were very much
startled when the news resobd here of the
slid death of our former townsman, John
Stirling. Much sympathy Is felt for his
parent* sad deters In this their Limn of
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Young, Miss Mallows
Harry Morris, Miss tJarrte 1'otter, Mies
Mar L. (keen were on the exoanlon to
the Model Farm, Guelph, Saturday of last
week, Mies .,"rose returning the following
Monday.
Tito lawn of H. Tomboy was prettily deo
o rated on Thursday evening, the 27th,
when the member of the Y. 1'. S. U. 6. held
an "•t hems" blob was well patronized.
Five o'olook was the hour set for the even
lag's seterteinment sod games and other
amusements were indulged lo, after whioh
FANS
The ,•orrwt size is very small hit also
Livery mnvenient You will see them in
our *how window, l'rines from 3,• to 53.
TENNIS
All the pular make. set Rocket., in.
Fred Hrophey, of Un tenon, ph• to,,,•phed
the g•therd members (.1 the w ft). 'the
tables were set with good things under the
beautiful trees and all did justlos thereto,
after which T. Burns took the chair and a
wry esoellent program was glven,00ndstIng
of ohorouees by the oholr.s duet by Meson.
Tyndall and Patterson, recitations by
Miss Mona Welters .lad W. Smith, reading
Ly Mise A. W Green, .04 • very pretty
banner drill by twelve little girl. In charge
of Mies bale, of S. S. No 1, who d„esrves
great praise for the able manner In which
she had trained the girls to perform their
duty, It was entitled "Beneath the H
of the Cross," and after other selections of
music the program was brought to a close
ey the Rev. Mr. Waddell, pronouncing th•
benediction. All departed to their 1
homes well pleased with the evening's enter
*alnment.
Mr. and Mrs O. F. McPhee took to th•
exoursion to Detroit last week and In their
•bseaCe Miss A. W. Greene and Miss Sum•
morsel very •hly filled the positions as clerk,
the former seeming galte •t home In onn•
neotion with post otrtoe work.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
MosnAY, July let
Promisors/los. -On .)ace the 24th the
pupils of Y S. No 2 Oderioh township,
preseoed their teacher, F.J. Lewreooe, who
hu taught the school so s000eeafully for the
past two years bur is now leaving to attend
London Normal, with a beautiful go!•I slog
est with stone of amethyst, and the follow -
Ing addrea,:
%)RAR 'I'sai'11SK, 10 view of your ap•
Hammocks
Fans
Tennis
and Croquet......
HAMMOCKS
You will *Nand 11m next three month.
on the veramtoh or lawn. Why not Sty
yourself one of Porter'' rod .sed green
striped Hammock., with pillow end
' stretcher. with or without valance- -
epeeist prices[, 51.50, 5200 and $3.26
eliding (Meas n'e, Mg. SOC. to 116.00.
Wright & iIlteon's Tenni. Dell,.peeial,
35r. ; Practice Rollo, 30e •
CROQUET
hM
TwkODb.50.tonal erd practice,
THE OLD RELIARL=
American Fruit Preserving Powder and Liquid
Smell parkagee, 2&. 1 Isrgo, $1 00
Porter's Book Store
(curt House Square, Goderich.
•' seism 'ifitktit' i
THE SIGNAL : (MDERIOH ONTARIO.
pruachln4 departure al teaoher of our soh**
we desire to *spree" our rouse of the In
ah.en will I,e, uastonnl Ly yon( r.itw.,
han amonrt us Duro); .he two ys.r
you Noe taught our 'whoa! you has., eu
ieered yourself In 0e Ly the kind, o
•olsnttoue sod thorough manner in whin
you have petformei your ditties Si 00
teacher. As • dight tokon of our lov, an
eet.em we ask you to •ocep' this ring, au
nnpooted I the heartfelt w:•h tha' yo
may long 1.6 spared to enjoy • happy an
useful Isle Io whatever p.tltion you twy be
called to ell.
Sigood on behalf of the sobdwl.
lamas e1.aaK,
Mahle 't t ii.l.,
N1rn'IK STulbib,
(iKKT1w Illpll14,
MApt.t WALTat1,
ALIt1■ HICK
DUNLOV
ti! pay, July 1.
Mrs James Tobin •sed I son John are
visiting old trends near Seatonh this week.
Our townsman Kobort Fulford is ibis week
rujeying to pleasant visit to Woodstock ase•
110(4 his daughter, Mrs Hoakm,, sod who!.h lends.
Mrs. J, A. Mo(Surr.n end little daughter
of Spokane City, Wa'hlogtoo, ars here to
speoa the summer with the la Ws pkrauts,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones, Loyal.
Wm Tobin and b Corbett were So 1)Chlto
this week. Both were on 'ooh importers
business that they had very little time. to
view the crops and give • report of them
for the pat fortnight 'ipotesi have been
complete in oar midst 0iuuog quite a stir in
the equine world and making quite a bum
her of trades. Several of our Losboru
farmers got some tiptop drivers.
Louis Hyodman, youngest sou of the late
H. C. Hyndmaa, of S ringside, Scotland,
and now a resident of Toronto, paid his
drat visit to Lahiereton, the former hone
of his father. His cootie, Usorgioa Hyod
man, ot Exeter, s000mpantkd bim.
Pallet they are saying. Yee keow they
-1 nave'' Iongu.ge of their owe."
I ' Aeierdlogly, the lieomtller man and my•
is If, we crawled up under the spreadloi
bulbs of a tall cedar tree and presently two
• I great "he" ureas mime out, ..me from each
b I.tde,-and after • lot of oaw ! caw 1 oaw I
✓ commenced a cuovanatluo, the purport of
d ! whole was something after this fashion
I Of -nurse 1 oould not make out aoylhlrt,
u that Lha crows were saying and the only
d sounds that seemed to me anything like dl*
tloyulahable words were, caw I Caw !claw 1
jobeo 1 jobeo ! and wee 1 caw ! oaw !
garrow•o 0! garrew u o I The li•nmtller
mac whispered to the to "keep mum" and
we should have some fun in listening to the
uonver.ation that evidently was lulus on
between the two wise crows who appeared
, to be the apukesmso for the whole lot of
them.
"1'on my word," the Benindler man said,
"thole mows are having a high old time,
and 1'tl be hanged 111 they ain't talking
oolitic' ; just listen to 'em, would you."
The oonversatloo opened ley one of the
crows asktug the other snare he name from,
and fur answer he said that his hums was In
a big hemlu,k tree neer l'orter's Hill in
I.odorloh township, and the other told him
that he was a Coll, ,roe crow and lived
, when be was at home to a bog elm tree o0
the Falls Reserve.
"%Yell," maid the Goderich crow, "1 cup
pow -you know that there is soon going to
M. an election for the legislature and that
t doe Beak is going to contest the seat
against J. T (borrow, and 1 might just tell
you right here that he Is rotor to down him
for 'two.' "( rnat's to ! that's ac 1' and
or'os t f "stick up for Joe," from the as
aemtdcJ crows In rear of their spokesman.)
"Ti,.''. all you know •I,ut the thing,"
geld the Colborne orow. who. by the way,
appeared to be a gritty old chap and lull of
en,huslum for his party "You'll come to
dud uut th it you are reckoning your ycu i'
ornwe before they are hatched, for on the
night of the oleotion
I: a r r o w will down
your man by over one
hundred majority."
'1 'MeV' so ! That's so !
caw ! oaw I oaw 1" by
the whole company of (011 crows perched
behind him )
'1 like to hear you Grit, crows :all It
dues mo good to hear you blow about your
100 major:ty. Where the dickens are you
going to get it from, 1'd like to know ;'
"!'hero's no trouble about that my Tory
friend, our little mac liarrow is more pope•
bar now than ever, and It he wee able to
show a majottty of over forty at the lest
e1 ctlnn over no Majority at all at flee pre.
010,10 chow ion, why it stands to reason that
the next time be tries it will just be a walk
eves. "(Caw I cis ! caw ! You're right !
Bally for you, old fellow, from all the Grit
crows, )
"Walls how was It that he could not get
the seat last time and the riding was norep•
resented for two sessions 1 asked the
Tory oro*.
Ob ! the 's mortify soswered, for flee
judge. said there had been acme bribery to
the *assns of perbsp. woe vote or two over
which is bad so 000trol and for that reason
are/ the -seat vacant. However, he paid
all expenses lilt. the fine little man tis. he
le, and not • partlole of blame could be
sought down to bim. That shows that
ble popularity 1. es good as over and your
man'a pnpul.rlty la oat a bit better than
before the last ideation (a voice from a (frit
crow --•'1'i hack that assertion by my alt
davit that I''• just so.")
"Oh shit, up with your blowing. Why
.1oe Bock has got Goderich township solid
and al .•n they vote over there they all vu's
one way, because they are good Tories of
the Old School and are built that way (•
tremendous cawing from the Tory orowa
hollowed this *ally end one. of "Joe 1(.ok's
'he man for Uoderioh towo.hlp,oaw ! caw 1)
"\ es ' yes!' replied the Urit orow,"you are
all right when you ay that you ars old
...hoot Tor el and aye built that way, for
your township has the reputation of bred
tog more Tones 00 the acre than any other
township in ('mads and some ayes say that
your boys are Tortes evert before they are
born; but I:odenoh township Is not the
whole riding and _you'll find that out on th•
next election.
At this stare of this extraordinary meet
til there was a big oommntloo start, y
' h.• I:od.,'h township cr. vs, wh ' ,e•
brought on 1, the rema•k t' . . orow
which (,a t the t•mcrii y Lomat. .vaert oh
t hat t h, y war* Tortes belle... hey were
horn wh:. h reoul•o•1 in a free fight in whioh
bon rule. took part, amid ths cries of
"li,wo with the Erre'" "Down with the
Tones !" In fact a regular Donnybrook fight
In mid air wee going oo, to which the
Ma' hen commenced to Hy and some of the
noc'0atents were likely to get hurt, for a
crow'. hill you know 1. very sharp. How
long this state of things might have con -
tinned is hard to say, hat fortunately the
elements not an end to further proceedings
and the clouds that had been thr••tonlog
for some time bunt out in a soaking rain
a000mpanied by than ler and lightning and
the I(enmiller man and myself were glad to
retire to a place ot ■halter and leave the
crows to settle their Iittlo dispute among
themselves.
THE WINGHAM RACES.
LEtBURN.
Molnar, July let.
lel MoL•od dug a wall for tar. Shaw
1. week,
Y G. H. Citation, from near Stratford,
with h r daughter, is visiting relatives hero
this w
' Ralpb ' ultz, of Sakford, one of the fore
mea for Bob assassin: Laweoo. of t.odertoh,
is mak iog ex. •sive improvements to .lames
Chisholm s bo' . on the homestead farm.
Albeit Carter, former Leshur0 resident;
note o1 Windsor, a hall been up on a visit
to rel4t yes is God k,wes out oo a visit to
ins,011 friend, Wm. tfor,t, who with hie
new driver bad a dr round seeing old
friends of their b,yhood\.IIys.
here Lswreoce, of Chicago (formerly Mia
Sara Foley), with her husband is visiting
her payog is here and relatives in A.htield.
Both dtlTe present at the soc's1 Mild by S'.
later'+ church at the (: alerich harbor perk,
where •he met quite • num..r of old
friend*.
PORTER'S HILL. --
1.1 Y.
ILL -
1,1Y, July
tt'm Blair had a very suooeuful bars
tag on Friday.
Robt.ClulT, of Hayfield lice, spent limit
at Roby. Re•oom's.
Yoe. Gagen, of Clinton, visaed at Writ.
Stsrnag s leer week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. l' ter and heftily are
xleltJary
Woodstock.
MM.J MsseM oDottgbli,of iegmnwdeUlle, to
ylsltl*g at Wm. Kliiatt'i.
Mrs. Wellaos, of Sault, Ste. Marie,u visit
lag at the home of her father, Wm. Blair
Mimi M. tlougall and 51ise ISmuu.ter, of
Detroit, are guests of frlande to this violet
Ity.
Ilobt.Russell, of Alegarf,and brother Jae ,
of Sunshine, called on friends around here
on Tuesday.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
.V014toRNK
SATURDAY, June 29th.
Colborne a unoll met to the township
hall, Carlow. All the m.rnbcrs p front.
!cilantro of the previous mew .ng were nod
and adopted The following e,•cnur in were
pall, namely . --John 1.411,,r, fire tilt cul
vert", $6 2.5 ; 'Tomos \ici'lur'•, ,nap •c -nit,
52 ; H. F. Harlon, team on grader, 43 ; H.
1'. Horton, road work, 52 ; Joseph Holey,
r ism work, 52 2S ; S'ar, printing, 57 L5 ;
municipal blanket, 51.90; .I oho It triter, op.
erattog grader and road work, 534 65 ; Ab.
Der Morrie, team nn grader and plough,
510.25 ; Wtlllsm Young, In+pwntmg, 52..50 ;
William Htil, lumber, 315 A onmplaint
'vas laid before the council that parties of
glMlea oamp no the public highway, witti
horses and wagons, therehy blocking the
road, etc , and are conudsre 1 • poblto cal.
nonce. It was moved by 51 .jnr Young end
se000ded by K. •Jewell, that by law No. 1
les .trlotly enforced, and public no'Ioes be
posted throughout the township to that
effoot. ('ou0011 adjourned to meet mato o0
17th of August, at 2 o'olook
F. W. McDosaon, Clerk.
CROW POLITICS.
s:oderlek Township .ad (Mbar., Crowe
Expiate like Caws.
Wal Oawl! Caw!:!
"Just listen to them there crows.," said
the Benmlller man to me a few evenings
ago when i was staying In the village.
"Those crows come there regul.rly every
night and perch upon those two big elm
trees and keep up the most Inf'rnalost
racket with their oawing that yon ever
heard. There muni b, hundreds upon
hundreds of 'em and it seem" as If they
were divided into two parties and one party
seems to answer the other by torn., like.
"Now, you just come up, gntetly. under
I hat cedar tree and we'll watch 'em. and
find out what 1s their little game, for I'm
just beglsnfog to undtrstand 'em a little,
and by close obsrryatlen Into the mannere
of orowa 1 hays a Idea that 1 can myks out
Harold N Ibsen • Mlle 1. 'r lel. Lowering
to lis Record.
\Vingh.m had two flays of snooerdnl
racing Iasi week, no Wednesday and Thur..
dee. The fleet day's record was as follows :
25001.,.
Amelia (McDevitt, Imoknow)
!lobby Mack (Moldride, Toron•
to)
S dncy Pointer (tiossenberry,
Zurioh)
Nelle 11 (Burton, Uoderioh)
Time 2.291, 2 291 231
2 28 clas..
Nellie Wilkes ((toodail, Anne"
ter)
May Bud ( W,Ikins,Oweo.Sound)
I' i'.IIerton (Bossenhury, Zurloh)
Time 230, 230, 231.
2.20 clue
Annie 1) (IS•ownridge, Hramp
1 1 1
2 2 2
3 3 S
5 4 4
away
is not whet we ON professing to do ; but
$$$
SAVING DOLLARS FOR YOU
use your SUMMER
14110145
Queen Quality
OXFORDS.
For the Sick a ; ..:
The dotortai do you no goal tin
-
lees him presc•riptione:ars properly put
up from reliable ingrrdisnte.
illus'* where we render invaluable
aid to the dtwtor.
We compound proscriptions as they
should be,
F. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS r.
corner of West stand the Square.
KIBO
PATENT
KID.
Eric R. LHortoo, St Thomas)..
Alma (('or batt, leaswatn )... ,
Tom Appleby (I'orter, Stoat.
ford).... 5 4 3 4 4
N onn Wilkes (Moffat., Elm rale) 3 5
Time 220, 2.194. 2.194, 2 21, 2211.
The second day was mads noteworthy by
the performaooe ot Harold H., owsal by J
is Serene, to lowering the Mack and Cas-
ad,an record, dolor the mile with ease le
2 124 Summary
42111
11232
23423
2 35 class
Lewis L., b.g. (Ilrowartdge)..,.
Master Koy (Niters)
Atlao Ltoe, oh.g.
Amehs. b.m. (klclhybtb)
Bobby Ni ick, b g. (McBride) ,
Sidney Pointer, b.g. (Boysen-
berry)
Time 2.28, 226 2 271,229.
2.24 class.
Prince Vale, op s. (Martis)•-...
Nellie Wilkes, b.m. Woodall)..
Superior Ltlly, ch. of (Wltkino►
1)•rky Hoy, bit g (Smith)..,.
Romola B., b m. (MoUail)..... dig
Time 2.234, 2.214,2291,228.
r roe fee all -
Harold ti., b g. (Swarta)
Two Strike, g.g. (Swarta)
Tin 2,164, 212&,
.6111
1654
3222
5533
4345
2466
2111
1333
\3222
4444
Much fighter.
and more
flexible than
patent leather.
Least ibprodgcttaa of 111. Style Shos-
can't. Conte and let us prove it.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
During the busy season this store will be open till 5 oclock.
is what we claim W be doing.
Our famous American-made Queen
Quality and Walk Oyer Shoes are the
handsomest and easiest goods ever
made. They are elegant in construc-
tion, superior in quality, and yet mod-
erate in prioe.
(Jell and see our beautiful lines of
ladies' spring and summer Shore
Special values in Igoe, button mud two
strap Slippers at $1.00 and $1.25
per pair.
Big 10c bottle Shoe Dressing at 6c.
It's good. too.
Carpet Slippers at same old price,
I5c per pair. If you can do better
elsewhere do not Dome here. But you
P_ T_ H_A,LLS
Weet side Square. The Cribb Shue I><.alrr
Sole Agent for Walk Over and Queen Quality.
BEST PLYMOUTH
BINDER TWINE
(Genuine Gold Medal)
No other agents in Goderich.
Don't be bluffed :by what other
agents tell you, but come and se-
cure the best and cheapest or the
market, at
Morris ; Ab. - 12o'eleck Studio/23rd alt,
Ano e, beloved wife el Michael Haley, let
10, ono. 7, paid Nature'* debt at the early
age of 28 years. A baby girl aro weeks old
Is left to the sane of Meade, Usosased was
a d.ngbter sf Michael Kelly and was • very
setlmable person.
MCKENZIE & HOWELL'S
GODERIOW
Also all kinds of Hardware.
R• \R NO. U.
HODGENS BROS.
Not
Weather
Hosiery.
tad N•I WI$T •r
■A11LT•11 IT.
COME to this store for hot weather hosiery of all kinds. This stock of ours is a
good stock. Only reliable qualities find a place in it and prices are down to
rock bottom. If you do your hosiery buying here you get big value for your
money =very time you exchange it for our hosiery. During the past week we
have added to the stock several lines of summer hose that are extra good value.
We mention a few of them here. They are better value than you are likely to
get in most places. Buy your summer hosiery here and get good goods at little
prices.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
( Mr ladies' hose are full fashioned and
perfect fitting. They will be found very
comfortable for there are no large seams and
joins such as are found in many makes.
Every pair will be a good wearer.
Floe black mitten hose, guaranteed fast and stainless,
Hermedort dye, eplloed heel and toe, extra .peoIaI gal Loc
us, thin and ooel
Stook oottoo hose, a coarser yarn than the above line,
seamless, will stead very bard wear, eplloed heel, 2
palm for 25e
Very fine quality blaok ootton hose, silk finish. real
maoo yarn, Hermdorf dye, extra high eplloed heels,
doable soles, a very god stocking at a popular price,
per pair 25C
Fanoy ribbed cotton hose, very fine quality, eplloed beer
and toe, Hermaeorf dye, per pair
1 1 1 Very fine quality blank ootton hese, stainless blaok,
3 2 2 Hermsdorldye, feet of pure and soft natural wool,
2 3 3 spllocd heel and tee, one o1 the meet oomtortable
stockings leads ter rammer wee, per pelt.
BALDNESS
Thin Hair, Discolored Hair, etc.
.i�etl.m
Prof. DORENWEND
COM/NG.
QOREN WENrS
10UPAEE
o He
will be
at the
kid Beard, Goderich, on TUESDAY, JULY !th
With HAIR (1(101)14, tndien'awl Omits' WIGS, TOUPBEB, BANGS, WAVY antl
Pi.AIN FRONT'S, SWITCRp:M of every deenription, etc.
He ran improve your perennial sprat -anon.
Plain tealnr"e and drsfigurvol head, eaneel through the Iran of heir made per
friction.
Thnneand, nwsMelt fin.. 1..11(4 111 1?nf. f)1n.neeond.
Unman heir AiN)HNS and l'ItliTRt"IS the head
Don't fail tors. b- now P\rh:Nr H.\IIt STItr'CTI'HF, lust.•iitw'all over the
world.
73r'Private Apartments Secured at Hotel.
Remember for Only One Day.
First -cisme cut hair, enptwnally grey and white hair, taken in ex, hang*.
Linen
Collars,
5c.
The, linen collars advertised last week at
tic are going like the proverbial "hot cakes."
It is no wonder, for they are perfectly new
goods and the same quality as is sold all
over at 124c each. Every size still in stock.
Better lay in a supply before they are all
gone.
Wiese' linen ooilers. four fold, plods bead ■tyW, sew
goods, sold all over at 1211, sires 121 to 14, seer s.11
for at eaoh 5C
New Belts.
Some new patent leather belts came to
hand this week. They are soft and pliable
and will not easily crack. They comp in
shaped or straight styles, and with buckle
or dome fasteners. There are Several dif-
ferent kinds and the price is 25c each.
Ladies' oaahmere hoes, fine quality for moms/ wear,
spliced heel and to., seamless, plain or ribbed, per
pair
�p4
Ladles ' c,abmore hoe*, extra fine gulag, seamless, Deft
finish, pure wool, will wear well, plain or rib, all sines,
per lair
50c
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
We sell hosiery that stands the hard usage
the average boy and girl give their stockings.
You'll get perfect satisfaction from any of
these •
Children's plain tattoo hose, fest blank, seamless tee*, enticed heels and tees, all sizes, per pair.. ScOG sed 10C
Cblldree's ribbed tootles hose, wide rib, elastic toy, fast
black, a good line ter general wear, small .lees 10o,1•rge1A, _
*lass 6�
Extra good quality ribbed tootles hose, elastic
top, band rib, double sole, triple spliced
heel, fast black, nothing better to stand real
hard weer, small sizes 20o, large sixes 25C and 30C
Fine quality ribbed oeshmen bus. seamless feet.
double heel and knee, one of our bort seller.,
all sires In stook , 85C to
Sum-xuer Gloves.
New gloves in silk taffeta and lisle thread
came in this week. They are made by one
of the best makers in the world and we can
saflines.ely recommend them for satisfactory
Wear,%We have all sizes in white, cream
and )lack• Two or three of the leading
Pare white Bele thread gives, the beet fabric slow for
wrar,'.111 wash, silk embroidery, 4 pearl battens, all
dyes, os. olio
Silk finished tenets gloyes, fine quality, will • or well,
perleot fitting, look as well es .ilk and will wear a "rear
drool better than silk gloves ab tele pries, In black, Bream
and white, per pair
Pore silk rime. 'tory hne quality, etros& and wUl wear
well, light weight, bleak, Dream sad white, all Meekpat pair 50C
Agents for
STANDARD PATTERNS.
July Patterns now in Stock.
HODGENS BROB.00DERCH.
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