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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
New Cloths for
Tailor=rnade Suits
This season promises to be as large if not
a larger suit season than last. No costume is
more useful or stylish than a nice TAILOR-
MADE SUIT. We can give you entire satisfac-
tion in an ordered suit. Our stock of Cloths is
most complete - every shade, every kind.
Colne in and look over our values, see our
styles, have a talk with our Dressmaker. We
can assist you to decide, and we guarantee sat-
isfaction.
SCOTCH BUITINOS
In new shades and small pat-
terns, good weight, of nice finish,
suitable for Misses', Girls' or La-
dies' Suite.
Special at 50e. a yard.
ALL -WOOL
HOMESPUN'S
Wide widths, all shades of greys,
dark greys, browns, blacks and
blue greys. Regular lit, for 75c.
NEW REVERSIBLE
PLAIDS
For swell Rainy -Day Skirts, dif-
ferent ahadea and plain on the
opposite side.
Special at $1.75 a yard.
LADIES'
MADE-TO.ORDER
SUITS
In r(Inge of new shades, heavy
Cheviots, with taffeta silk plaid
revers an] silk strippings on
skirt made to your order. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Special at 810.00.
COME IN AND LEAVE YOUR ORDER
EARI
NEW
BILK -EMBROIDERED
FRENCH FLANNELS
'I'bjs is the newest thing for
Waists, in plain colors with em-
broidery to batch, in black,
navy, vleux rose, bluette, car-
dinal, pink, at 60c.
NEW BRAIDS, NEW RIBBONS, New
TRIMMING.
WE 6IYE HANDSOME PREMIUMS FREE
FOR YOUR PATRONAGE.
NEW FALL JACKETS
Have you seen those new,
swell Jackets for Fall 1901. We
havo them long, graceful and
stylish, in new dark greys and
blacks. Semi tight -fitting back,
double-breasted and high roll
collar or lay down collar. A
comfortable t•'oat. Come in and
try one on. A big stock to
choose from.
LATEST SHIRTS
FOR MEN
in new wide Stripes, at 31.00
BOYS' CLOTHING
School next week.
That boy will like-
ly need a new Suit
or pair of Pant&
We have a big se-
lection to choose
from and we don't
ask much for them.
• MEN'S
CLOTHING
New Fall Suits,
new Overcoats, new
separate Pants, new
Vests. Complete
stock.
Special heavy plain Hose for Ladies
at 3 pairs for 25c.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Bro's
and Misses,
OUNGANNoN --
NancE.- The local ageaey V Duoon
for Tea Mowat. le at the °Moe of J. O. Ann,
J.P., oonve ander, foo., who will receive or
dare for •uleoriptloas. advertising and Job
work, and la authorised to give reoelpts for
amounts mid for the mine
Tnttsbay. Sept. 10th.
RESCUED Busing -its -Oar esteemed and
popular tooeorlal artist recently resumed
balooss alter having been •Leant for "oma
time reoupnratlog his heoish,ind will ss tor-
morlygtvs setcotton to his uumeron, pet.
rola.
The dlrom:ors ot the Dungannon fall show
are making progreas to their arran,emota
for the event, wbloh take, Wale thi. 1, re
ee Thursday and friday, 1)otober 10th and
11th. Thee two dates promise to be red
letter days In the history of Dungannon, as
It Is confidently expeoted that the show will
sollpse anything hitherto held to the village,
More detailed anoouoo.mants will soon be
made.
sit, to+e. - We sincerely regret to have to
ohroolole she sad decoke of Mrs. John John-
ston. township of Ween W•wanosh, which
took plane at her residence on Friday of last
week. The interment took plass on 'inn.
day, the Rth tort. The deceased was an old
settler of W est W swaooeh and bks the
majority of ptoneere was highly seemed.
The *Moore sympathy of the commuulty
Is extended to the bereaved husband and
daughter, Mus Dora, and other surviving
ratans...
NOTES.- Mrs T. W. little and two
youngest sone, who hove been on an extend
ed molting tour to /needs at Saoln Ste.
Mario, sod other polo1.e, returned home on
Friday ot last week, and report basing se.
joyful themselves immensely Quite a
lumber of our °W rens are taking in the
Pan•Amarteus erpositloe tied other. the
exhibition at the Forest City Ws are
pleased to he ahls to state that Mr. and
Mrs. Jobe Raab s, of VS -Ingham, who Imre
been very 111, are perfectly , onvaleeoing
Weather at present feels antumnel
and plaant.
DASHWOOD.
Tt•r'uoy, Sept. 10, 1901.
Mr and Mrs. Feu and children ere spent
log a few day. at Loodoo the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall and Mies Hall
returned home on Thurtdey lase after • two
month.' trip to Europe.
Mees Flews Sell has returned to Sr,
internee, where she will rename her studies
at Alma Ladle.' College,
Mr. Mrs and Miss Kellerman, Mr nod
Mrs, I:weman, Mr, and Mr. Jona* Hert•
lelb and Rev. Mr Merlotti sod wife hove
returned from the Pan Amerlos.
haehwnod lv s niter* of soot six hand
red Inhabitants. 1t Is rilueted &boat seven
miles watt of Exeter and seven miles from
Lake floron The main street runs east
and west and I. Roily built up. Among
the principal bulldloge of I)..hwood we
might minden the Evangelical church, the
Lutheran churob, sohool, commorolsl hotel,
two storm, two bl&ak.mlth shops, roller
dour mills, shoe shop, harness shop, butcher
shop, hardware store and fits mills. The
sohool-house, which Ie built of white brick,
was erected in 1896. It contain four
rooms, I. seated with excellent desks and Is
heated by • furnace. A stat, of three
teachers ie engaged to train the young Idea
bow to shoot, The average attendance is
about Pin. hundred sod fifty. In Ih, in,.
roundinv 00001,7 flex 1s the principal , rop
As the flax ha, all to he polled, turned, et,.
by hand this employs • great many people
'1 he greatest drawback to Dashwood as
well as to surrounding villages Is a lank of
railway advantages. Those wishing to
travel must need. go a great dietaries by
'bus or stage before resohing a railway
station . W hat a boon an eleotrlo railway
would be to &l1 .00h benighted regions lig
Dashwood ' Welcome, thrice welcome, O
electric railway !
ASHFIELD•
TrRSI4Y, Sept. 10
Mn, Cowan, beloved wife tf Musts Cow -
School. •. PORT's
t BOOK
Opening t sTO RI
�NM�TTmTTTrTm�M�h GODERICH
.see
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
We have a full supply of all the new School Books auth
orised anti recommended for Public, Separate, Model, high
Schools and Collegiate Institutes.
in Exercise and Scribbling nooks we have, as usual,
something very special. They are lines shown only by our-
selves and can he aeon in our show windows.
Rulers and Blotters given away with School Supplies.
PORTER'S Book Store,
flap Geos i• No. 100 B. (bort Room tklnara, (lorhrlch.
u, Ashfield, d'01 oa Sunday morales, Yep
tember 1, she/ o brief Alava el a few drys.
Deceased was over ssveatt yeurs of ase,
a.4 wee highly respected by all who bad
the prl+Dade of knowing her. Pike feat OM a
husband and large family to mourn the loss
of • levies wife sad mother.
Oa Sunday morning, 1.0 teak, • gloom
was oast over this swum by the death of
Arthur Mo Burney. Oe Saturday kir
MoHuroey was wonting at Mr. M,Netu
house, and at night complained of • pa'o
term .1 money was eat, 1. Waal tympatby
Is r t promo 1 fur Capt. Cleland is his lose.
The steamer was newly noted up In rhe
•rr np and w.s well rn,ppad for the ser•'
vine In which she was rug .gal. The verist
WWI tutored for 11.6,000.
Mew • amnia bets ■.rot
Hui it isn't the piths elects that 1e dreaded,
just think of the loss of time and wage..
e i
Spran%wl,hout number have h
,., set cured by
the head, bus went to boil as usual and
slept. Abut 6 A al Nee M, Harney asked
him If his head viol better and be only
groaned A few minutes atter sho felt his
face and be nes dead. D,oe.sed was sixty
years of age, and had been a resident of
Ashfield for •bout twenty ysara. Ile was a
member of Amberley M.thedul ohne t,,end
at the time of his death wee s tp.rinteed, at
of the Sunday aohool. tie leaves • wife and
grown up family who have general •vm
pethy to their very sad btresvemeut. Toe
tumoral to Ktnoardioe on Monday was very
largely atteuded, showing the h gh reri'eot
in . Wok be was hald,
LEtaURN.
Tuasuay, Sep'. 10, 1401.
(p.lto • number of our mordent" hod the
pleasure ot meeting Mrs. Cade, formerly
Nu. Mary Rehm, now of Windsor, In (lode
rich, where she was up on a visit to retitle/is
there and to Uoderich township.
Preparing for press tels week, we regret
to (earn that Mrs. MsoNeyia met with a
,•'+ere fall while glittering eggs at t he barn
the other day, tray .,tog her troller bone.
PORTER'S HILL.
Moou.ty, Sept. 9,
Mies Lily Weston, of Clinton, Sundayed
at home,
Idles Annie Mcl'nsl has returned from
t iron Lon.
Chas. 1'arooe, son of Col, ', orc),, Su.•
Bayed at Br&o.ld..
Mies Jones, of Morale, la visiting her
cousin, kart. Win. 'lt,Owns.
The Misses Welters, of Tuokersmltb, are
guests of Mi.r Laura Weston.
Mrs. Thos. McDonald mod Mater John
will attend the Western telt this week.
DUNLOP.
TugSt,Al, Sept 10.
1)u townsman, D. Lawson, was in 'Tor-
onto Tnureday and Fr. igy of last week se-
ing the exposition there.
Monday of this week Croce Lawson Itlt
h, re for Oitewa, where she will remain fur
some time.
Tuesday of this week Mrs Tobin and her
son, .lobo, and Mtn l brbett go to visit rel-
atives and friends to the Forest City, and
while there will visit the fair.
la our last week's Items we noted that
}Weaver Morgan would be to our midst
lee'nt old friends. Since (ben the professor
has been recalled to Toronto, • call which
requires hie Immediate attention at- er his
oosoer1. lo 1.sderich on the 9.1 Wet.
Sunlit:9nens Tlt. R„u. -Mist 01ive Coop-
er. who taught the school here for several
seek, to the absence of our t.teolter, 11u.
Eva Cooper, retorted to Clint°. ovathe 31st
ult. While here she made many :moods in
our mbIsl. Our tot b tr resumed her duties g
oo the 3 -d test. after • moat pleasant mow t
tion spent In the Uolden State of California. g
The wind sometimes teems to lire of z
steady pumping and last week the dally
supply o water from the artesian well.. here
failed. 0. one farm where thera.•not a
tank the foreman hada deal ot pumping to
do, and on another where there le • tank
the aupt ly ran oat, but the wind name to
itself aril aeon 611e4 the tusk again on Sat
nrday.
oubbiug I'.dson'e N-trvdtue well lot, the
pore. of the akin surrounding the jatot. No
metier *thither It le a t{{trained wrist,, ankle,
knee or h.ck, ,..sat try N,ryltine en It std
050 h)w quickly it will curia There is ooly
one Inimeut that ono be depended upon to
.,urs 'orator, e'raina and satelliteg., and
,bet o ('.two. Ns,vllloe, Lugebottla 23
cents.
AUCTION SALES.
.111 partly getting thele sale bills printed a1
this *Mee will have a from nobles inserted
lu tblr Iist.up to the there! Wee.
Tlutas,Ao. Sept. 12.
-Sa'vot the boosahol1
furniture and furbish
Inasof Jame. 'l'ew,l-v,
iBrook Greet, (lodertoh.
Everything to be e,ll
without remove, a. kir. Towels), Is less•
Ino Uodetioh. Sale at 1 o'olock, 1.11,114 A.1
l: C'YDa'..uelfenter,
FRIDAY, Sept. 13 -Salt of farm eteok,
implements and household furniture cf R.
L^Door, Seltfurd, tnclu hog one pure bred
registered shorthorn cow, one pure -brad
registered shorthorn bull, one Jersey cow
and calf, and other animals. Sell to 00113-
meacs at 1 o'clock, Tltns. Guxnnt, Guo•
tloneer.
Wcnvt.I..tr, Sept. 25, -Sale of stock,
amplomeatt, Itotteehoid Iuroiture, oto.,
of J.'bo Harris, on lut 7, concession
6, L R, Ashfield, Ikoown as the
Jame. Veen farm), (mo meoclag at 1 o'clock
r, tt 'forme Dash. Tau, 61Suay, •uc.
tio.eer.
}'KIlAY, S.pt, 27th,_ (Tearing auction
sale of farm ,tock and implement&, !note 1
lag some titre good grads Cattle and well-
bred pigs, property of LVileda Bros., Rungs
road,I:odertoh, who are dfesolvlar parWer-
shlp and Ovine up farming. Tema -1110
and under, cash ; over that amount, 12
months' credit. 1NOMAe OCvo•y, seance
ser.
•
1 be Pelee .l Bread,
To the Kdltoof Tug Swat.
1/1A14 Stu, -Can you Inform me rhe we
have to pay more ter bread here than any
other town in Ontario -fifty ver coot. more
than to Toronto, and oltes shore weight •t
that'. We hare bee& paying six cents a
Its for • year or more, wink other towns
are getting it at four and fico cents a loaf.
I am reliably informed that '!'oro,to bak-
ers will lay down bread here free, at Icor
and a half cents • loaf per hooker.
At that rate five tents should be • good
Pay ng price for our boc.1 bakers,
AST, }:\ Tarin`,
S opt. 9, 1901.
Tae ielhmatir'a .tueey.
OV.Lelul a ghts. ■ufo)eting tensat;oos,
dtili„ult Lrca.hiog. t) ho can ducnba li'
:ti MOW, portly oervouI, nettle top.
'e1071, part')• the mutt of mioroblo belts.
ion, is no 1 uger treated or nauseous
tomaco destrot tog drugs, but by ('atarrho-
tor, that destroys the microbe, rideya
noge.tiun a )d relaxes ate eerrn&a irrit•
MARINE NOl ES
Midland, Sept. 4. -The Midland 1!teeo,
the new boot of the Midland Iravigattoo
t'oatpaoy, srrtved in port for the first tome
today, from Chicago. The vessel was hurt
to Newoatls un Tyne, and sailed Irani Ii1r
mini/ham. with cargo, (or ('hf,ago After
dl&chsrglog there sae 1 ailed wheal for here
The citrins turned out an moa on the
arrival of the I. the onmeroua s'eamer§
In port saluting with their whistles, also
factories mid .awmtlls The lawn w,.
dooereted with flogs and hunting In honor
of the 000asfon. !t 1i the intention of the
c1(17.0s to preomnt the .teamshlpw the flap.
The Midland (preen will be engaged to
the wheat and ore trade Captain Feather-
e tonhangb la the mater. The e' cameb(p i.
255 feet over ail, 42 feet beam, oar ries about
105,1100 buansle on an cony draught of water.
Her speed is a good eleyen miles per hoar
onmall ooneumptlon of fuel She was
boll) to replace the steamer St. Andrew,
which was destroyed to a storm on Lake
Superior last year.
Core Tray, Sept 4. -- The steamer ,John J.
Lonv was burned at Meldrum !Sty ,look at
1 o'clock on Tuesday norntnv. The Lose
was owned by Gone. Clel,ed, 1,1tr),. Torrent,
e nd mimed the mai', ale° p monger. and
freight, between ('oiler and Maoitowanirg,
oohing at Intermediate porta She esu n0
har weekly trip to Cockburn lateen when
the catastrophe 000arrrd. The osuse of the
bre to unknown. Chief mutineer Scott was
ill and had only laid down fifteen minutes
when he dieeovered snicks sod lotted the
vessel to flames. Re Immediately aroused
the deharmen, who wine sleeping below in -
the stern, sod who but for his prompt so.
tion would have bee. out off from e• eerie
He next weaved Captain and Mrs Cleland
•n4 the stew, wbo honied on • few clothes
and made s rash for their Ivo.. The bead
waiter attempted to ossa hie grip, whish
000talned hie moot h'e emcee and other .f -
idiots, but so hero@ were the fl mow that of
ter two Int tent oil attempts he was obliged
to run for hultfa. Ureal praise is dos Mire.
Cleland for her coolness and *ell o°n1ro1 In
1.011 hour et peril, for after nereptog Ly
.tiding down the fonder r ,po to the dock,
mho was the flret to remember the money In
the office. Ily tMa time the (limes had
made an entranm to the race dmpoulhle,
so with much trouble a bole was made into
the side et the 'Meet and theasptwlo's hard-
1 tluy that readers breathing so d.Bi)ult.
TLa
breathe to the very east of tie deem* wad
removes at once the cause. The great dle-
onvety Is known as Catarrh zone. Its i$
fl rooce upon motto's 1. &imply mwrvoIlo•,.
Catarrhnz .net ear, era 45 sell as rare., and
ie the ugly remedy guars deed to cute.
Your money Milk it it felts Two sizes et
alt dialer,, 2...5; and 31 00.
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DRUGS
For the Sick ....
The deader can do you no good un
leen his prescriptions aro properly put
up from reliable ingrodienlr.
That n where we render invaluable
aid to the doctor.
We rompoutil proscriptions as they
.boils be,
F. N. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIB f.
eel's., or Wog et. and the evuar..
In, when the horse.h!.4 • little and rump.
ed the wheel mount the child, severely is
juring her Iwo and um. Tho talk cu the
head molted several stitch,r, to close It,
sad kiss Hamilton alto had het arm hurt
lo 1 ryiog to save her little titter. Nies N.
Hazlawoud, woo was also to the buggy et
the time, lumped oat mid sprained her
ankle. The Injared eons are •l1 recovering
nfoely.
A surprise party met one evening last
week ►t the home of J. '1'. }:tilt, of Aube/e,
strict Is leaving t) reside at Reveler. Mr.
R. nit was for many years a prominent m' Pin
bar of Ibe IIelle 0 ohurc) of the kran,el oil
Association and also occupied the imp/inn,
potation of superlutendeat:of tis• Sunday
school. Nies Maggie Fido was cbarob or-
ganler, and Miss Mollie itidt filled a situ, -
ler prettioo In the Sunday "chord. In ren'
'4011004 en I spprecistion of their eervlrM,
Ai citizen, ana church worker,,• well. word
ed address was read mud pro.', at tons were
made to Mr. holt and his daughters, May
Ile and Millie. Mr. r.ldttreolved a Donal'
tu1 leather wallet, Mangle a Hutt dish •0J Hamilton
biotite au autograph album. 8rreet
, THE FAMOUS
AMERICAN
Shoe for Women
THE HANDSOMEST
MOST STYLISH ANO THE
EASIEST SHOE MADE
The nuccusa of " Qweu Quality " tihoee has been ase complete and so immediate
Wherever they have been iutrodu.od that it can properly 1., termed " phenumonal "
Something mora than tttu price bee achieved this result 'Ilion) ars office shoos at the
mime price It is THE SHOES THEMSELVES std what they foretell in eatislactrwr
to the eye and the foot that hes made them world humans and leaders in wuttlbn's high,
grade footwear.
FASHIONABLE ELEGANCEABSOLUTE USE.
That rare oomblustiou-w difficult to secure at any price -ie furnished in "Queen
Quality " shoes at half the price commonly dentundwt. They aro male of the beat awl
most fa.hienable leather*, its the Latest " up to date ".tyle,, and by the very beat meth.
cls of uonatrt,etion. We oak of the wonl«n of our town au opportunity to prove our
claims fur these ghoul,.
AM styles --Street., !dress, Hou.e, Outing.
BOOTS $3.76
OXFORDS, $3.00
P_ T: HALLS
Sole Agent, for " Q yt.
ge Queen unlit • " and Walk Over " Shove. UODER1Cff.
Fall Season --1901
All the latest shapes, the newest colors, the most novel
effects in trimming -and everything of the best. These are
the features of the
FALL MILLINERY DISPLAY AT MISS CAIIBBON'SI
Ladies aro invited to call at any time and slake an in-
spection of the new goods.
Trimmed Hats from $1.00 up.
MISS WIERON.
TaLtraO\E KO. *1.
HODGENS BROS.
Ind DINIM WEST •r
m/.ILTrt-ST.
Handsome Fall
Dress Stuffs.
CUUNTV CURRENCY.
A quiet wedding wee eoleme'? ed at 5 s•
forth oo Tuesday of last weok, when Mar-
. daughter of D 1). Wilson, was united
in marriage to George R Anderson, demon-
strator In Toronto Unworthy. The,oere-
mooy was performed at noon by Rev. C,Ln
F'letoher, of Theme' Road, assisted by Rev.
F. H. Larkin. of the Presbyterian church.
Alter the ceremony, tuooheoo was eerysd,
and Mr. and hire _Anderson left on the 3
o'clock train Ooly the inrmedute family
were present el tie ceremony. Mr. sod
Mrs, Anderson will in.ke those home in Tu•
rosin.
Mur Alioe fl 'mitten and her slater Elean-
or, daughters of Jelin II•milton, were i.
SVroxtter one day teiently and after
driving round Mfrs H. .,topped on
the beldge to take the little girl
C F:ALKD TNNI)RRS AD1)REYSF:D T(t
k) the undersigned sod enbalmed "Tonder
for AteYfie1J flet," w111 herroet red atthholnos
nnt11 railer, 77th September, Inclusively, for
the court ruction of an extension to the south
pier tt nayaeld, Huron County, trot Ince of
Vrtario, arcotdme to a plan and aperitloatlon
to be -- -
'fritterer to theme. Harbor andy'Hier
Works for (interle, Confedera'lon I.Ife Hngd
law roronto, on application to the Postmaster
at Bernell, ant* at the Department of Public
Work., Ottawa.
Tendert 0111 not be ennalder,e1 unless nude
on the form supplied, and signed with the
actual s'anaturee of tenrte►era.
An accepted cheque on • chartered tank.
Payable to the order of the Weimer of Pablo)
Works, for two bsndrrd dottare (32J01 must
aeoompeoy Saab tender. The cheque will be
torfelted 1f the p,rty decline the contract, or
fall to complete the work contracted for, and
will be returned In emir or non-acceptance of
tender,
The Department does not b'nd Iraclf to
ao^ept the lowest or any tender.
Icy order,
F1tKD UELINAI,
I atuartment of I'nhlic Works, )loaret•rq,
Ot'aws, 7th September, 19 II.
Newspapers loseAing this advertisement
without authority from the Department will
not be paid ter la 47 .11
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M CKENZI@\ - WELL
are prepared to give
EXTRA VALUE iN HOUSE FURNISHINGS
such as GLASS, LOCKS, WINDOW FITTINcIS, PAINTS, OILS
and HARDWOOD FINISHES.
BARN DOOR LATCHES
We have the most cornplete latch merit'.
OUR PENINSULAR PORTLAND CEr1ENT
astonishes all. It goes from :30 to 40 per cent. farther
than any other Cement sold in town. Wo have a ear to
arrive fresh from the kiln at once.
Let ug figure with you before you purchase
We can show you how to Save money.
M°KENZIE & HOWELL.
ItirWe have some American Field Fencing on hand.
T
rIE hest portion of our Fall Dress Stuffs are here. A great part of the sfk
has been bought direct from the Canadian mills, or imported by ourselv
direct from Britain. We know the styles, materials and shadings are ex-
actly what fashion calls for, and are confident that you will not get better val-
ues anywhere. Come in any day and see what ewe are showing. We will be
glad to show you the goods, and there need be no necessity of buying unless
you wish.
Suiting, 25c.
11,0, y Tweed ,•flat Su1t11.4A Ch •vi -t fini.h, 40 inche,
wile mixtures of grey, brown green and navy ; will
nuke gaol Skirls or Children's School Huila. Extra
tweet 1 valor at per yard
Cheviot Serge, 50c.
Fine quality of Pure Wool Cheviot Serge, goal weight,
38 inches wi4e,material that will make a droaey
(militate and eland no end of hard wear : shales of
navy, reel, brown and black ; imported by °ur.eise.
rlirbct.from the 11 /troll markets. Would be gaol
value at 60c., our .penial price, 50C
Cloth Suitings, 50c.
Pare 1Too1 Lufkin' Cloth Suiting., bright matin flniah,
very otylieh material, wenn we'I, imported by our•
*elves, an the impolite Vali .halmi30i>:
, as good se moat a�kc
store. will sell for 60c Our .pecial pride,
Homespun Suitings, 75c.
Elegant Horneepun Suit•riga made item 'clean, pure
wool yarns, full 54 inches wide. nothing better for
Out ng Skirts, or Tailor made Suite, *halte of brown, e_
grey or black, per yard Ibe
Fire Homespuns, $1.00 and $I.25.
At these two prices we show a range of Suitings you will find it hard to equal,
either for style or value, They are made from pure wools by the best manufactur-
ers in Canada. They are heavy enough to make up without lining, the colors are
absolutely fast, and there is body enough in the cloth to make it retain its shape
after it is Made up into a finished garment. Suit and Skirt lengths in plain, twilled
or basket weave effects, and all the fashionable Fall shades, including black, per
yard $ 1.00 and $1.25
The above lines are hints only of the many good things we show in our
Dress Goods Department.
Two Bargains in Black Silks.
We imported this season two lines of Black Silks that wo are able to
sell a good deal below their real value. As good Silks for the price have
never gone over our counters, and we are quite confident that you cannot
get any better value anywhere. We are doubtful if you get as good :
Taffeta Silks, 50c. Black Peau de Sole Silk,11.00,
Plain black Taffeta Silk, 21 inches wide, firm
\ cry heavy quality bla•k peau de ti de Milk.
and raring, wit, Aire e,ttedhmt wear, *reit- full width. guaranteed not to out. trill,
able for waist*, linings or trimmings. You make * hsndeome dream or w&a', and will ---
mIght pay b0c, nr 65e, for it, trod then)et, wear well. 1 k,n.1 %able at 111.110 per pod,
N'
Price r We hnnQht it chimp ural prem it e to toe
gott ng go it %aloe. Our *poem card, P Per . the same way, and our .pees pribme is per sLoo
yard,
Lace Curtains, $1.40.
We have 25 pairs of new
!Ace Curtains to sell this
lveek at a price that will save
a little money for the people
who buy them. They are lin
odd lot, part of a manufactur-
er's order that was stopped in
transit. The qualities are
good and the patterns new.
On sale Saturday :
25 nisi Nottagh*mL rr+Certain*,
and 60 int whin fine and
.tams net, handsome pattern*
(fond valeta at dl 73. Ow *pre
tpair
40
prmit few the ho will ho per iI
An all -wool Flannel
for 20c.
We have a real good all -
wool Flannel to sell for 20e.
per yard, 'll,;) inches wide, clean
stock, soft finish, plain or
twilled, good weight, dark or
light grey. Extra good value
at per yard 20c
Cashmere Hosiery at a
Bargain Price.
Saturday hosiery buyers
will get a bargain if they come
here. This is a lino we are
going to sell :
Witte' a11•word black Cashmere
iloee, good weight, for Fall and
M inter Wear, .oft finish, nuam-
Iee, feet,.pliced heel, double .ole.
Ue *ale Saturday tor 35e or 3a. M
pair. for 1.00
Black Homespun for
Skirts, $1.00 per yard.
Heavy weight all -wool NI
Homespun Suiting, suitable
for Skirts or Tailor -malty
Suits. Does notrequire lin
ing, will not lose its color.
Extra special value at per
yard $ 1.00
A limited quantity to sell,
and when it is gone no more
to sell at that price.
HODGENS EROS.
OODERICH.
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