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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
Don't
Delay . .
• • •
year t=all purchases until the very cold weather sets
AIS Make your selections now. Our different stocks
ars brim full of the season's Novelties. First choice
la worth considering. "Chen you get the long sea -
to; ija wear.
DJB GOODS and BILKS.
llibeas.nds of gads of Dow Goods
fila you to ohooee from --every kind,
.yee7 oolor.
veil Wide Salting, to new ebsd.e
e1 bums. farm, alma, black sod greys,
W IN ea.. 750.
114l11er•lble Suiting, with
Wee. saoel'e bat, lslsh, sad plaid
e l. plat• ,dewed hook, at.. .
1.1113. 2.00, 2.26.
alleRV Sleet* 11 skedse t31t1IIg{, to emall oat
MON at 600,
WILLIiiERY
DEPARTMENT.
)levee ee weB prepared to eater to
ase weeds teeth the latest oreatlons In
lie Milllaery art.
rsellyte-woof Hats.
Children's Honnete and lista.
Misty' Sailors and Trimmed Hats.
Come to and look them over.
JACKETS and CAPES.
The longer effects to Ladle,' Coats
hirer• Dome to stay. They look grea-
ful end (*unto table. You will have
to ohmage. Why not now wheo the
selection le anent? Never have we
shown so many octets es this ,,anon,
Jackets from $1 50 to *30 00.
Handsome Black Capes, far Ito•
ed end tar tr.mmed
13.00, 20.00, 25.00
l'hildreo's lmckeie and Water'.
Fur Kuff. sad Coportues, handsome, oom-
lortable, stylish, with little prtoea for
their kinds.
('heck Gingham', for Pillow.. In pink and
pale blue, good width, per yd 15o
Memember the Coupons on all Purchases
We have given away a good many of
those handsome Chairs Free
MY!? VIIIINISHINGS. 1 CLOTHING.
gobbibirg KM Swam, epeeist •s....250 I Mess Raglan OveroGata, New Fal: Salta,
IOW 111003 Row alerts, Now Underwear. Boys`suite end Pea J•etna.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
smith Bro's & Co.
ft
PORTER'S HILL.
MONDAY, O. l4te, 1901.
L MaPkad "pent tienday In Klippen.
ldbm Bial. is all smiles just now. The
,ewer---. d.sgbWr,
U.M. Aral. Mol'hul Is the guest of Rey.
sari Moa guest, et Teronbo.
Nib ltl•lhsgoll will 'Gaye on Tuesday
tee w Artie. when .he will reside.
1se iitetllaa and Peter Mooroa.gall are
aJtksl!•g Oa Pea Ameriosn this week.
Isla Ilea spent bandav In Grand (fond.
Ma las Sees regied 1w laying Dement
lona., imiry 111s week and explaining It w
mete limo nae gentleman ter whom Jack
w baso working 1• new o.mplettog the
Meek.
DASHWOOD.
Hooper, Oct. 14, 1`.)01.
fier-ireatear Is damp and cool for this
fllgesa.
Mrs. John Hall is visiting her eater at
ae.sla.
W. its sorry to learn l M&. Sbetler,er,,
✓ Nee W.
term. Harvey Hall has returned to her
lolls at IMerwo.
Sevsrai teem this village were In London
en Iletsr%ty se see the royal party.
Large numbers from hen have been at.
leading 1►e revived meetings in Heneall.
Miss H.gebaw'peat Sandy at her home
a1 ureter. She etc ,000mpaaled by Mir
Mn. Aenwortby retorted home on sin•
alio, atter • two weeks' visit with rola•
Idyls .1 &sale and Waterloo.
&O. Me. Hobbs, of 1Vinghsm, hem been
Witaged by abs Y. P. As to give an address
Oa "Ube Criayslar Mkt" in the Hwang" -
Meal ohuroh on Monday evening, Oot. 280.
BLUEVALE.
WuDNiuDAY, Oot. 9th.
Wale�..-�Jewitt shipped a carload of hogs o0
Lespossor Robb visited our school again
Orr W.U.
Will Pearson; d Wingham, visited ('ly•
kith. Delos gran y.
We. Moline, of V►tnghem, Ie visiting her
dace, Mn. J. ,tphaeton.
Mr. Cees, formerly hotel keeper here,
wee In Bluest" over Sunday.
fbs pax m111 au oonolodeti operations
and t. Ghat down for the 'assort.
My. and Mn. J.ek MoIatosb, of Mole.•
wocia, spout Sunday At T. Coultas'.
Mrs. J. (Gannett aod Mn. R Musgrove
are le Toronto taking In the Royal visit.
nutrias the unfavorable weather quite •
%,g..umb.rof Blnevaleltea attended the
show a1 Brawls on Monday.
Md. Coolies left on Monday for I'hlladel
HOla. where he intends studying dentistry.
ie Moods wish him every sooew.
Mrs. J. Collie left oo Tuesday morning
tiler Itarlingford, Mao , where she will join
lir husband, who 1. elation s+ al that
place. During her stay here Mrs. Collie
meds many friends, who wttl wish her a
large measure of happiness sod proepertty
In her new home.
We are sorry to report that -Mrs. F. B.
Soon to oonfioed to her bed by Illness. We
hope she will soon be .11 right again.
The Christian Eadoevor Soolety of the
Presbyterian church was re orguirt'I for
the winter months on Sendai evening, The
following offiecra were elected : President,
A. MoEwen: Moe president, Clayton Duff;
eeoretary. Wall P.ttereoo, treasurer, Miss
M. Dottie. Every effort will be pot forth to
make the work of the Society sooceseful and
with the hearty oo-operation of the young
people of the ohuroh this should not be
dithoult,
changed bends of late. Angus MoDonald
has sold hits farm to Dr. Hugh Rutherford,
W. Campbell has sold his 1w111 to 11. S
Naylor, and both Jos. W tte,.a and H. W cods
bays noted their farms fur a term of yews,
Quite a number from here attended
Luokuow lair yestorda,, and report • very
good show. There was a large turnout of
people ootwhhstanding the somewhat dis-
agreeable weather. Several of our citizens
were t000esoful to oapturlog some ut the
pr: zee.
DUNGANNON.
Noris. The lout •geuoy ID Duagaosou
for Tum BtunAL is at the aloe ot J. C. Ward,
J. 1'.. oosysreooer, Ito., who will receive
orders ter subscriptions, advertising and fob
work. and Is authorized to give receipt. fur
amount, paid for the some,
'I'Drsuer. Out. 8.
Rai t.ton or V'trstts' 1.18T. -TOO court 01
revision of the voters' list for the township
of We.. W•waooth was held le aocordauos
with maitre oa Monday, the 7th, In the
lowokblp hall. Then were quite • number of
voters present, and Judge Macon presided.
'1 he number of additions and throe struck
off was, we are Informed, about equal.
NuTro.-Tbuttas Smiley and family, who
bays boon for some time on • visiting tour
to relatives and Irtendm to the Prairie Pro.
eau, returned home on 1sst Friday, aod
report having had ao enjoyable and pleasant
time... John Joyot. of St. Helens, lot
Sabbath oow:Noted divine wireless both
morning and evening id the Methodist
church very aoo.ptahly . ..On Saturday
and Sunday nights Jack Frost put In .n
app to 0o small degree, reminding
us to prepare tor his •into In the winter.
wblob Is fast approaching.
Turin', Oot. 15th.
Oar yoeuotesn returned home from Tot -
onto on Friday, and report baying had a
good time with the Duke and Duchies.,
The Gaorameot of the Lord's Supper will
be betd to Erskine ohuroh here next Sab•
bath. Preparatory servlou will be held on
Thursday, the 170, at 2 30 r. et.
Mine Host of the Queen's Hotel is wear
log many smile. owtos eo the arrival of ao
heiress on Monday. We congratulate the
newly invested pater and mater and hope
that the youog heiress will be long spared
to them to comfort them to advancing
years.
PORT ALBERT
Tt-IODAY, Oat- }i
Jame. Mol "entail has gone to Hamilton
to learn a trade.
Mae 'l hurlow, of Coderioh, Is renewing
acqualntanoer wound the village.
Mr aid Mrs. W..1. Hawkins, of (hketeh,
W(.., are here on • visit to Mr Hawk Into
father.
Mrs. Robert Sutton leaver for her home
1n Brantford this week. tier mother, Mrs.
Lee, will a000mpany her for . visit.
Tocyu.Y, Oot. 15th 1901.
J. J. Hamlin left on Saturday for Swan
River, Manitoba.
Will B. Pawklos took In the Royal yblt
In Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett returned
from their visit to Cbloago yesterday.
Mrs. flay and her little daughter, of Don
gan000, are visiting relatives here this
week.
T�o.. Itlohardwo and his mon leave this
week for Muskoka. when Mr. Rlohard.on
runs • eaw•mlll durine the winter menthe.
Wm. fellow and hI. son, Jahn, who have
been 00 t buelow trip to the Temi•o•ming
Matelot, Dame home on Saturday. Mr.
Pellow Intends moving his family to Gods.
rich for the winter.
S f. HELENS.
SATV'RnA y,' OoO. 5.
the weather Is 000l and 1.11.111• theme
days while everything Is putting on • tall
appearance.
The farmers are pretty well through with
the tall plowing. and the threshing is almost
oomploted for this year,
The anniversary servio. In connection
with the Presbyterian oburch will he held
two weeks from to morrow.
The brin1 work of the new English church
is near oompletlon and the oarpenters are
busy at the smatter work.
Dr. Marla, Oliver, of India, gays a leo
tan In the Presbyterian ohuroh en "mission
woek in India" last Thursday evening
The teachers of the Wawanoeh local fly•
felon held a very euooeesfal meeting on the
28th alt. A F. Maol)orald has been re en-
gaged to teach in S, S. No. 14.
Several of the farm" to thle section have
Selling Out .....
..... W a// Pamper
amide will continue until November. tat
Ke iskend to sell out of all Wall Paper in stock. Not one roll is to
be left. This is certainly a Chance of a Lifetime, as all papers
sr* NEW THIS YEAR, with the exception of probably five or
Al pattern., of a few hundred each, ranging in price from lOc. to
25e, which will be sold at exactly One-half Price.
Min prices are as follows :
wan Riper, regular be and 6e per roll, Selling Out Trine, 3c and 4c per roll.
- " 8c and 9e " " " lin and 6c "
• " " 12c aol 1& " " " So end 10c "
" " 20e and 26r " " 12jc and 18e "
A very .penial REDUCTION made nn our regular 10c it .perm.
following rules must be observed during this sale :-
TItRMR STRICTLY CASH ; SAMPLES NOT SENT OUT ; ALL PAPERS
N1rT ER 1tTRCRA1E1) AT rITORR, OTHERWISE ONLY A DIfiOOUNT
eo 10 PIE CENT. WILL R6 ALLOWED.
Tru will have to look sharp, as this SALE will last until the
1st day of November.
PORTER'S Book Store,
Qllg'>rlgjsee r Nn. 100 S. Court How Sgnars, Oodarloh.
DUNLOP
Tt iaVDAY. 0, t. 15.
Oar teacher war In Clinton on Saturday.
The Dungannon lair war visited by quite
a number of our residents.
Mr aod Mrs. 1.1111e, of Dungannon, were
trane,eot visitors hen oo Sunday tut.
Mr. and Mn. ( blrlss MacNeil mould In•
to the new brick bouts oo Friday of last
week.
Our board of education are to dlsoues
school affairs on Wedoeaday eventog of this
week.
David Cotbelt. who was In Toronto as a
volunteer, tells of many Interesting points
of the big reylew.
MW Clan O ('onnor, who vitiated hen
lest year from near Seaforth, le the gout of
Mrs. Tobin this week.
Miss Haughton, who hes been visiting
her brother Chutes, near Churchill, Stances
county, returned home on Friday last.
Parents on all cur farms are looking for s
aloe day no Saturday, as the children will
be home from school, for plcklog up their
potatoes.
I). Calming was at the voten' lists court
at Car'ow looking after the Reform Inter•
este for our polling division, ward 4, Col.
Lorne, known as the Lesburo ward.
The big gale on Sunday morning last
played havoo with rail lances and •Iso
swept away the porch entrance to 11e bar
of the Exchange. Orohards also suffered
and apple" toll wholesale.
PORTER'S HILL.
Tuceu.Y, Ool. If.
Mies Amy lbs, of Ktooardloe, visited her
pereute last week.
Mae Nell Mot/ours'', of h:gmoodvUle,
vatted here tact week.
Wm. Mol)ougall, of Lgmoodv,lls, paid s
Ilying Melt to frieode around here oo Saler
day
Geo . and Miss Sarah Oox situated the
weddlug et tbe'.r oleos, Miss Ada Cox, sal
Ripley, last week.
NILE.
TCgcDAY, Oat. 13
Threahleg 1. nearly finished for this year.
The filling of silos is completed for the
01111100.
Ike made hie aeoual visit to the bills on
Sunday.
K. and O. f: ihlia sae down near Enter
working with clement.
Some of our boys ore at 'Toronto waltlog
to weloome the Duke of York.
Mrs. Smith, of Pelrolea, is visiting at the
home of J. Hetherlogtm at present.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting Moir Gale bills printed at
this *Moe will have a tree notice inserted
lo this list no to the time of noir.
kloauaY, Out 21.1.-
Auolion sale of term
Moak and implements,
property of KtcuAnu
Youao,who hu sold hu
farm and is retiring, al
lots 5 and 6. con. 4, W. D. Colborne. Salo
at 1 o'clock. 'faunaeGUNutt'. suotlooeer.
TUISDAY, Ool. 22ed.-Auotloo sale of
tarn. farm stook and implements. at lot Is.
0000ee.lon 6, Ooderloh towo■blp, two mile.
from Pease. Hill and sir from Goderiob,
commencing yt 1 o'clock. The farm 000si.t.
of 120 acres, with good outldiogs, :5 aorta
orohard and 10 acres hardwood bush. Btu
NARD WILFoo, proprietor. 'Tilos. GuouiY,
auctioneer.
FRIDAY, Nur. let. l'oreeerved .notion
Gale of farm .tock, implements, 1 Peerlee,
separator, 1 fourteen hone power Sawyer 0
Macey eaglets, 1 water tank, all In good
repair. Te. nook loulud, - some right good
borate, cattle, pigs and maov new lmple•
lent., which will be .old without reserve,
as the proprleter Is leaving the farm. Sale
at the Steveco>o farm, lust opl.oslee the
LEtBURN
TILMDAY, Oot. 8.
.1, .1. Wr(ght,ot the Point Farm, attended
the funeral of the late Caylev Hamilton In
tiolerloh today.
Mr. Foley has a potato of the pear's
growth which weighs 3 lbs. and 4 ounces.
Who oat Lost it!
TI'LsDAY, Oot. 15th.
The fair sex of our burg and some of the
Dunlop lassies were a wee bit surprised the
other day .t seeing one of our quiet
bachelon,who hese a little south ot the Hall,
taking home some esw furniture, Including
a large bureau. All are thinking something
Is going to bappeo.
There will be a bop at the Oddfollows'
Hall tdnlght under the auspices of Huron
Lodge.
CAUSE TO REJOICE.
The earth was not made In a day,
neither u rheumatism cured in a day.
Mrs. Jacob Dairmaid, Black River
Bridge, Prince Edward County, Ont.,
suffered intense pain in both limbs for a
year and a half, and two physicians were
usable to give her relief. Half • bottle
of Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Cure gave her
ease and five bottles, with the Climax
Iron Tonic' Pills, affected a permanent
cure. Her many friends are rejoiced at
her recovery. Thia great blood purifier
U pat op 1n bottles containing ten day.
treatment. Pride 60 cots al all drug
stores or The Dr. Hall Medicine Co.,
Kingston, Ont.
Victoria Opera House
TONI6IIT
Far the Slk .....
The doetur tan do you no good un
leas his preecriptiorte are properly put
up from re'iable iuyrediente
That • where we reader invaluable
aid to the doctor.
We compound preacriptionc ae they
should be.
F. N. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGIS f•
Corner ot West stand the Square.
sohool at Port Albert. A. V. Cuoasu.,
proprietor. Twos. GDND*Y, aaotluoeer.
Iospeolor Tom gave several addressee at
the meeting of the Perth Teachers' A.suul
•tion at Stratford Int week
Victoria Opera House.
Tuesday, October 22nd.
MR. GEO. F. HALL
The American Girl,
a Comedy Drams, by
H GRATTAN DONNELLY,
and Abroad
THE AMERICAN TWINS,
Prince Roy sed the Little Lidy,
Two Gleams of Swabia".
Plan open at 1'. r ter's ou Friday.
Prices, 25c, 35c and 50c.
,mmmmmmmmn►nnn�►
ANY women run hither and thither
and think they are buying shoes,
but they are not. They are simply
buying experience. The woman who
once has by wearing experienced the differ-
ence between the Fam-
ous Shoe for Women,
and other shoes,
will not wear the
o t h e r s. There is
no longer in such a
case any need for argument. She will have
discovered that shoes in advertisements are
one thing, but shoes on the feet are quite
another. "Queen Quality" Shoes are the
handsomest and easiest shoes ever made.
They are elegant in construction, superior
in quality, and yet modest in price. They
fit the foot to perfection, and in this respect
are unapproached. All styles, for all uses
and occasions. One price : Boots, $3.75;
Oxfords, $3.00.
We have good Rubbers at last --the best
made in America.
P. T. HALLS.
Sole Agent for "Queen' Quohty" and "Walkover" Shoes. OODERICH,
1
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notioe of mangos mart be lett at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy tor changes
mart be left not lr ter than Mon-
day noon. Carnal Advertisememte
sooepted no to not n Wednesday of
each week
A Great Snap.„.
This isn't our only soap. os tarry
everything that oan be found In an tac-
to-dere grocery store, and our prime
are right. Ihe termers know that they
oan always 501 from us a snap for their
product". W• draw the line •t no
legitimate trade - everything goes .
Glassware or potatoes, garden stuff or
°helmet. table China. W• deed In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford blade. >deride.
THE. LATH
MIME AND BLACKSIIITI MOP
UNDEK NEW MANAGEMENT
JAMES ff. JOHNSTON,
who hod been with the late Me. &rat. It •14
tor several years. and a theroushly eon
versant with all Canino. of work that ha, e
boon done In the shop. wishes to tumour, e
that he hos takes chorus of toe eetablish
meat •nd will carry on the tuataras In
such a manner ae to retain the confident,
and patroneere heretofore extended to the
Mte owner, rad will be pleased to have es
mane law customers ma will favor him
with their patronage. in oddltion :-Olp
Work, Ice Plows. Street Waterlog Wag -
One. Horan Powers. etc . he will ooatInue-
/o do EN VIAL BLACKHMITIII‘lil add
REPAIR WORE cot ail kind, . MA
CHINE TURNIMO, MULLIN"). PLAN
150. THRZODINU. told ail kinds of ma
chine work done on short 'lollop.
Ile has also added a Bret -clans HRAZINO
PLA o T. and all work in Gist lime, Including
Bicycle repainne aad brakes of all kind.. can
be attended to on short notice. lAWn Mow
ere sharpened. Priors van be found quite
The late 1). K titreoban's Machine and Wick
smith Shop, Victoria so. IltOrterich.
•
VIIIIIIPSONS
tag WWI Wan off
RI& Mk
HODGENS
BROS.
11•1111.111111 ST.
The old-time favorite,
MR. EDOUARD D'OIZE,
in the funniest of all high-class
Conway 1 /minas,
"THE MOUNTRANK
AN ATTRACTION OF MER11,
ELEGANT COSTUMES.
THRILLIN
Plan open At Porter's
Prices reduced to 25, 35,
C
ft
a.frif II II
a full line of
Screen Doors and
Windows,
Lawn flowers,
Garden Hose,
Garden Rakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING and HEATING
a specialty.
LEE & RENARD'S
The Duke
and Duchess
ARE WITH UR.
THEY LIKE GOOD THINGA_
and 41119_00 YOV.
mootNziE HowEt.i. have just opened op two consignments of
the finest Cutlery ever shown in Ooderich, consisting of Carvers,
Carver Sete, Table Knives and Forks, Spoons, etc , etc.
Ilave you seen our Silverware? We have another lot of those
Dollar -a -dozen wear -always -the -same Tea Spoons.
As regards Peninsular Portland Cement, every user
delighted. They never thought it possible that Cement could b. had
as strong itfl 01178.
Glass, House Furnishings, Tar l'aper and all kinds of Hardware
are given our best attention. We endeavor to carry the best values
that the market affords
MCKEAZIE&HoWELL
The place to buy all Hardware cheap,
Wrappers at $1.50
THESE Wrappers are almost good enough to call a bargain at this
price ; however, we will just say that they are really good value and
let it go at that. They are made in the latest style from good
wrapperettes, come in stripes and scroll patterns, dark colors, and at
$1.50 are the best Wrapper value you are likely to find in town.
Ladies' Wrappers, made of good wrapperettes, in fancy stripes, scroll
pattern3, in shades and combinations of Blue, Black and Red, 12 -inch
frill around bottom, waist and sleeves lined, collar, cuffs and yoke
trimmed with fancy braid trimming, all sizes, extra special value, at
each $1.50
Another lineman) in at the same time, not quite so good, but then they will
not cost you quite so much money ; the price for them will be $1 -2:k . ...
Lenoir Wrappws. inst. !rem good wrapperettes, assorted fanar patterns, a hale pliant and riot quite so
visa se tibs $1 60 lot), bat really good value at each , $1.25
Undetwetir-
It is safer to, put on heavier under-
wear now than to run fish of having to
pay a doctor's bill by clinging to the
light weights any longer. You will be
safe too in buying your underwear here,
safe because you can depend upon get-
ting wcrthy qualities only. Many new
lines arrived this week. We inention a
feW of them.
(Adios' 410140 eddied under -
verity, fl 03e hoed or etft union,
shaped, open front, long el. earell•
centrrtable 'and rervloabln garment 25c
with a tarsal of oottoa woven on
ineide whtch hoot them from
shrinking, GA- pot. epee front, long
sleeve., all e'er., each blfC
Extra heavy qui ty !Want wnol
Teets, snit finish, glue extelleet g
and satudectory WISP. 81 lb and • La
Wilts' ribbed vest", gotta wenght,
long sleeved, soft heist), each. .. LOC -
Ladies' ribbed hyphen vest", fine
quality union and all wool, whit•
er natural cellar. shaped, long
sleeve', open front, very fine gnat.
Mee, drawers to match, at 75o and IMO
Wore' natural wool 'tea, fine Reit
wool, if oarefully washed will not
shrtnk, soft finish, shaped. long1.00
eluvial, open front,
Black equeetrian ell wool,
elastic) bend., per nal, 1.00
We did not forget the children when buying derwear,
and any size y401 want you can be sure of getting here.
Mee' good quality woolen and ootton union
Vests. soft finish, gnorl weight, n'l
slats, °load or open front, 20o to.. 41/C
Infante' white woolen Vesta email
111/All. ail pure won', eels north,
aloud Of open all duo o ••oh
Girls Union Vests, stnall, medlueg,
and lane slue, ribbed. soft BMA,
long 011leCoi 140 ff. 25c
unit' black Klee. Wan T ehte, all
s'oes. pure wool, elastic hands, ,.
50) to lac
Feedelhiron st 28c, for ladles at 311e.
Two of the best values we
have ever given in Cashmere
Hosiery are on our counters
this week. The first is a line
of strong ribbed Hose, with
double knee, at 25c per pair,
suitable for Boys' and Girls'
wear ; the other is a plain
Cashmere, fine quality and
fall weight, in ladies' sizes
only.
1115 26 CENT LINE
Strong Cashmere Hese, wide Mb, soft.
fisish, extra heavy, double kens, in
Mies to 9i, per pair 25C
THY. 35 CliNT LINE
Ladles' Heavy, plain Cashmere
Rine, fall weight, fine plenty, toll
finish. seamless. spliced heal, yery 35c
Mule! value, at per pair
AGENTS FOR
Standard Patterns.
I()ARMEN 18 CUT FROM
scANDARD PATTERNS
November Patterne now in
stock
Mill Remnants
We have two bargains in Mill Remnants for this week's buyers. The only
reason that we can sell them as cheap as we are going to is that the lengths are
shortar than the mills will put up in webs. The goods are perfect and the saving
is yours.
White Cotton Ends, 45c. Shaker Flannel Ends.
Hods of Cott,on. tilesohed. •ery fl re quality, fall
yard wide, sefs MOM for way re wing. worth, In
oh I regular •roY,fron 11 to 11, per yard. le 5
y ati ends only, st per en 45c
Fade nf plat Mother Flannel, gotta quality awl
weight, 10 to 32 lashes wide. mill ends of ft yards
only, 05 pee tied. 3itc"
HODGENS BROS.