The Signal, 1902-5-15, Page 108 Torresnar, May 15, 11101.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
SUMMER.
GOODS
OF EVERY KIND
Can be found here -all the new things for sum-
mer, 1902. Our prices are right on the bottom.
The best values we have ever shown.
NEW MUSLINS.
Ilalidaoute black fancy muslin,
fast oolor, rich silk effects...
20c, 25c, 3oc
New linen colored Muslin, in
spots and fancy patterns....
15c, 20c, 25c, 35c
White embroidered Organdie
Muslin, in new pattern, at... 35c
Satin atripeOrgandie Mus! ins,in
black, pink and blue, special
at _'5c, 35c
NEW WHITE WAISTS.
Buttoned down the back, stylish
embroidered fronts
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00
Special white Waist, trimmed
with embroidery and tucking,
regular $1.00, for 75c
MILLINERY.
Trimmed Hata.
Ready-to-wear Hats,
Sailor lists
Children's
Millinery.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
Latest polka dot red cotton Hos-
iery for children 20c, 25c
Black and white polka dot lions,
new wool sole, cotton hose, for
lather, the most comfortable
stocking on the market, at , , 25c
NEW LACES and
VEILINGIS.
Handsome black, cream and
white Applique Laces.
New wide Insertions, in black
and white,
Raw Embroideries.
MEN'S and BOYS'
CLOTHING.
Summer shades, 1.1. at shapes,
best values. Come and com-
pare our prices and styles.
New Shirts. New Underwear,
New lists. New Ties.
Coupons on all Cash Purchases !
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's & Co.
BISHOP MCEVAY'S VISIT. COMING AND GOING
Large t..grtgatls.e al el Peter's Church
en •
The coogrega tun of Ste Peter'• ohurob
bad Ibe Pleasure os Sunday of • vale from
His lordship Bu►op McI vy, of London.
Hach interest was manifested In the mer-
Yin"
rvines of the day, cad the large ooagrer•-
eess Included may from the other dens
tattoos of the town. The church looked
very pretty, the &hare being decorated with
a prelaato* of handsome plaate.
The firs. e.tyloe was at 8 o'oleek, when
saes was celebrated by His Lordship. The
singing was by the oohhrmatlon elan of
aye and Iirls.
Al 10 o'ulook bleb mass was celebrated
ler Rey. Father West, .ad the Bishop ad
s:oleterd the rite of cootrmatlon to •
oboe of thirteen boy pod seven glrle, first
addressing teem and pointing out the sig•
D ilater" of the sacred me. The Orli
w.re.11 d•Iatlly attired la white drama,
with white •etla and wreaths on their
heads. His Honor Judge Moyle was .poo•
esrfor the boys, sod Mrs. Royle for the
gale. Alter the aeronomy to else. was
& talo.ddreseed by the Bishop, who asked
them to make certain r•solultes regarding
their Is hese. The ant Was, tint •
tt tb•
y
would sot drink •o Ir e
y bloxle�tmg 1 too!
until they had resoled the age of ewesty•
one years. Thee resolution they took is
wadi repeated after the Bebop. H. also
warned than especially against aw.armr
sod blaspheming and teillog untruths. H•
then addressed the parents and elder mem-
bers of the oeogr.gatle, Impressing upon
than their duty to the children and to the
abash.
In to &flerneon the Bishop visited the
Separate Sohool ono add:saed the children
Many o1 the parrots also were present.
At vesper, Bishop MoK►y g•v• an ad
doses upon his trip to flee Hely Las&, Is
was an Interesting oarr&tive, told In a elm
p1., direct style. whl.b carried his hearers
with him through the j to the plates
of .acrd memory to tbe land of Palestine.
He spoke of many places of histone Interest
w►tnh he had •bind, of many sacred cellos
wblob he had seen, dw•Iliog upon their
Bible history, with the names of sainted
persoos and with the lite of Our Lord Him
self. He considered 11 • reproach 10
Christendom the the tomb of Our Lerd
should be under the control of the Mobs.•
module : and aid that we should lei In
Del that we live In such s happy land as
Caserta, wase everyone ea practise his
"wn rellgloo without interference.
Rev. Father McCormick, of Cambridge,
eeeduoted beloodlotloo.
Roth at high mass acd In the evening the
choir Rave an elaborate mus'eal service In
se •oeeplabI. manner.
Rl.bop M. Easy left for London oo the
•trly info Woodsy morning.
NILE.
Trganar, May. 13th.
The snot al tea messing will be he d May
23rd at Nile, tea from 6 to 8 r. w. Anita'
ltd pro.rem h In oars. of preparatior.
Invited .1 eskers are Rev. J. Ham
Bolms.vllle; the Rey. Mr. Whaley, of 8t
Helene, sod Rev. Mr, Whiting, o1 Mitchell
K mations by noted eloeatlopI•te, mato by
orchestra, choir and others. Let sone OMB/
the trot. Admission 2.5 Dents.
C. B. Hale, of Clinton, was in town on
Friday.
Frank Hovey, of Clinton, was 1s tows a
Tuesday.
Mrs. (leo. Andrews Is visiting relatives a1
Brampton
Dudley Holmes was home from Wiogbam
over Sunday.
Jos. Doyle• of Nlnvham, spent Sunday
at the pirate' bone.
Little Mies Lena Holme•, of ('Itnlor, U
visiting Miss N•:I:e Harrle,
W,ll. Test edt. left on Saturday for Pres-
ton, where h. has • situation.
Fr•ok Mclean, of Stratford, spent • few
days a1 the old hom.c last week.
Ccs.. McGregor spent lost week In Olio -
ton vlrttiog h • sister, Mrs. Wilson.
Mr and Mrs, W. A. Harrison are eleitirg
their daughter, him lllr.) Gordon, at Look•
now.
Peter Mutat has returned home from
Manitoba and will be to tow.) for • few
weeks.
Herb Dandson left Thursday morning.
SKALED TENDRILS ADDRS98ID TO
the nodereignd, and endorsed "Tender
for ftupplytag C,oal for the Dominion Build-
ings.' will he received at this oMee until
Tuesday, and June. 11101, loelualvely. for the
simply of Cool for the Publio Buildings
throughout the Dominion.
Combined epeolecnt.on and form of tender
o•n be obtained oo application at this "lire
Persons tendering are notlld that tendon
will not be con.inered alas made un the
Drirted form supplied, and signed with their
actual signatures.
Lich tender moat be a000mpaeld by an
accepted cheque on • ohatered bank, merle
ppasy)able to the order of the H000ursbla the
Minister of Public Work., equal to ten ppecr.
cent or amount of tender. whl:h will be for
fend if the party decline to enter tato • 000
trot wne.o called upon to do so. or if ns tail
to complete the work contracted for. 1f the
tender be not accepted the cheque will be re-
turned.
The Impartment does not bind itself to se-
cept the lowest or en) tender.
By Order.
FRIED OILINAB.
Secretary.
Depart tbentof Public Werke.
Ottawa, rod Ma), llt2
Newspapers inserting this advertisement
without authority trot. the Department will
not be paid for It.
RNYNASI>;CORNELL
UNDERTA ERSI
EMBALMERS, Etans_
West side of &iMre,
OODERICH, - ONT.
Night rails promptly answered.
Wall Paper
per sir. Oesl(rage, to take • position Is
Detroit.
R. logits, of the Bulk ut Mootr.al, bas
been translated to Toronto and left ler the
elty lass week.
Mr.. kits. Jessie 8banoo• left o. 8at-
urday to spend • week or two with treads
at Woodstock.
Chas. W. Boll has returned home from
Ctlato' ad In thinking about trying his
fortune la the West.
Rev. ter. MoLed, of Ripley, and Ree.
Mr. biota/into, of l.ucknow, paid • abort
•lit to Dr. J, M. McLeod last week.
Mrs. P. '1. Hells sod moo, Keats, a000m
paled by Mas. Janie Halls, left yesterday
afternoon for Exeter. 11 le probable Mrs.
Halle will make Master her future home.
It Holmes, M 1'., was la town this
weak. He is through with 1h• work of the
ammo at Ottawa and is 000 *station to
the Llberd oempaign for the Legalist ore.
D. Holmes, of Lsemlogtoo, .pane • few
days with his daughter, Lite. Jame. Robin
eon, the past week Scree r. ittug from h's
poeitlon as oo0duotor ou the G. T. R , Mr.
Holmes bas engaged to fruit farming sod
Sods the patina most congenial.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
VP Tale Dar -Don't forges the drat
anal shoot a.d memo of the Ooderich
Township R 11e Assocat.00 on May 24 A
splendid program I. being assorted for
the afternoon, to commence .bout 2 o'clock
and a really good time 1s aottoipated. Col.
Peters, Irom Londuo, and 1 officers of
the 33rd Regiment, will deliver addressee.
Everybody bong well filled baskets. Teets
for ins seretog of eatables will be treated
oo the gtouod. Target shooltos from 9
5.5t till noon.
FAREWELL BANQUET.
I v. J. N. Turnbull neared by ate grenade
ea Friday Oahe.
U• Friday wooing Dr. J. M. Turnbull
was t hs guest of honor at • capper
held by the yoaog men at Blackstone s par -
lore. About thirty file of the l),otor's
fr ends were pressor, and afore the evening
wea over he was made the recipient of a
handsome gold °halo and locket in token of
their regard for him.
The chair was occupied by W. C.' Goode,
pod •t hie right hand was the guest of the
e yening, in his L'eutanant'e uniform, L'
Col. Vara' end Capt. B. D. Grant also
were In uniform. J. D. U'Conooll uooapied
the vine-ohatr.
After due attentioo bad b..s paid to the
excellent spread prodded by thts host, the
chairman roes sod ve.io.d th• feelings of
regret which po d the whole r°mpaoy
m view o1 Dr. Turobuli's Intended depire-
urs from town. Still, they hkad the spot
to wbtob he was venturing forth upon new
11.Id., pod they oo. and ail wished him the
but of fortune :a his future life.
The obatrman then took up the tout list
and proposed '-The Kite." . which was re•
w inded to by the staging of "God Save
the K.np."
The tout of "Oar (.nest" was nut hon-
ored, and the ohdrmao called upon W. W.
Macvlcar and R. J. Acheson, who reso.ct•
testy read the following address and made
tb• prse.otatloo to Dr. Turnbull :
Gd.rlob, Oat , May 90b, 1902.
Mr, J M. Turnbull.
Dgaa Docroo -Wo have :.coed with
much that you intend leaving cur
town to .eek a fresh field in the wild,
woolly and wealthy West. Sumo you came
among ue stout .even ye.r. ago we hat•
been much asaoo:ated with ycu in bo.tn,re
and to social .ff.iro, sod, without soy de -
are to lay on th• taffy too thick, ws are
able to .ay that in all things you Lave
merited our confidence, respect .ad Irwd-
. alp. We have learned to inti yes M •
man and • trtend, and the p1... you are
about to leave mane in our o!tole will not
easily bs filled.
t1. trust that when far away your many
Mende In Go0erich will .till have • place
i0 your memory, as you w,ll certainly have
la thein r Forget no: that fair matches,
weep, and more than one Tomtit treads •
baiter path for your trek towards the
told of the western sun.
Is everything you dselt• we wish yon
Keep Your Feet
� 1 1
alarm . it Night
A Plot Water
Bottle--•
WILL
DG,rr.
We Have
Them
KROH THIi
TO i11APINT
TIM MIT.
F. N. DUNHAM, Phm. B.
DRUGGI.S r.
Corner of West et. and the Square.
pro, pally, and we ehn.'d be plead to iota
you soon rotors 'o our tows -don't oon e en
toot. 11 look's &Retest you sell your ye is
and buy a ticket. and 11, at we expect, yeti
become the Cecil Rhodes of the C•nad..t
West. oome to all your glory, with a assent
trios and • braes brad -oyes thea you'll
be weloome.
Finally, brother, • word or two of adv'ore
Ever remember thee is the enterprising oo•
g lop towards whish you hate ret your Nee,
opiatessare often .xpres.d with • met alibi
Isei.t.noe to which this Province Is • sass.
g er. It anything goon wrong with 'hi
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT THE OLD STAND-
Vic'oria Street, Goderich
JAS. A. STRACHAN has
taken over the plant and boldness
awl s,00s..fully for so many
year* by hie loth«, the late I) K.
'('Rohan, and 'steads refitting the
shop In the most up.to date man.
nor possible.
He will make a sp.olalty of all
kende of repair100, Saab e.
Threshersand Engines, Binders,
Mowers. and all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements.
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Portable Engines
thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machjneand Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specialties manufactur-
es+ by the late D. K. Strachan
will stilt be mads --ren -the prem.
ises.
Call or writ• for partlesl•ts.
as. A. Sitadhan
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH
BEST $2.00 SHOES, TOO !
0'
rate
').J F. have said a groat deal lately about our two most famous lines of
1/ Shoes, the
WALK -OVER for Men,
and the
QUEEN QUALITY for Women.
But we do not wish you to overlook the fact that we also. rile
best $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 lines that money can buy.
Below we give you some idea of our sterling values :
Moo's Dpi iNf lfez Calf Rale, medivat wofybt sole, extension edgs,MoKay
sews or $2.00 rlyated, all elz a, et per pair $ 00
Yeo'• Kix Cell Bale, extra heavy extension sole, same tee, ferny punch �A
vamp, per pair, only . $2.50
Men'. D.-nrola nr Box ('elf Bale, Goodyear well, belay astasias solo, rope
stllob, latest style.,any else, at....r=:-.7_-:::1
$2.75 and $3.00
In Men's Heavy Boots we have all grades from $1.00 up.
We have a splendid range of Women's Wear, from $1.25 up to our
francium Queen Quality at ..3.75.
lir Eptyeess A ru t+aC v rt;"**,,Rramti
Itepairing promptly and well done. . vaet• :sin ta,. ;. ffiieM
L� • 11f J l! ♦ ♦ A \ i A \ \j •
FRONT SHOE STORE. Next J. Wilton's' Drug Store
indoW-Shade Sale.
Daring the mouth of May we intend closing out our stook of Window
Shades. Also many lines of W.111 Paper
600 Rolls Wall Paper regular 6c, Bale price 4c per roll.
600 Rolls Wall Paper regular 6c, 7c and 8c, sale price
6c and 8c per roll.
We have still several hucdrrd rolls of American Gilt and Plain W01
Paper, regular l0c and 12o, special sale price (lc end 7c per roll ; herders to
match 2c and 2110 per yard. 1
Another shipment of Art Wall Papers ranging in prices from I2' per
roll to 50c per roll. The swellest line shown in America for the motley.
Really 25 per cent. less than city prices.
Window Shades.
Plain water -colored Shades, complete with good spring rollers, 25e.
Plain Oil Shades, complete with good spring rollers, 35c ; and the same
Shade (complete) with Iaoe, 40e.
PORTER'S
BOOK AND WALL PAPER STORE
Court Ronna Square, Uoerich.
elephone No. 100 B.
Iv,fivalititrA
,r.w
That is made in Parnell -Dean's Bakery Is
baked In ovens' made by the most expert
oven makers. It Is baked by men who
understand their business, and who have
had long experience in bread making.
The Best No. 1 turd Wheat ,I1_
pa b' w+ayc+:^9P
Manitoba Flours a 'e used, `1:11"12°.11""
Aad everything that goes into the making of our Breads
.73104 is the best that money can procure. So in buying Parnell -
t t64Dean's breads you buy bread that yon can eat, and Woad
1 that in always the Name.
W. P. WESTOBYP AGENT.
Hamilton Street, Ooderich.
Mill Products, Bread Stuffs, Break fat Foods, goods. Me.
Beat brands of Flour, including Lske Hares. and Manitoba Milling Oa's
and the Star Mtl1 products.
Breakfast Foods a Specialty.
Seeds for Field and ()&edea.
game, drew yalo►ly, keep to mind the
western motto "Wks shoots fiat, saute
bust, ' &a l the all may be well.
As a visible mask of the friendship we
hal for you sod ae • email memento of
this 000saion we ask you to sooept this
chain and Iuok.). Its lactate •slue Is
small, but we assure you the aggregation of
esteem sod good wishes back of 10 u some-
thing Moans..
Toth. address wore appended the sig-
natures of all those present.
Dr. 'Turnbull In brief but fitting tams
taacked the o.mpaoy for the h000r they
had shown him. H• wee veru sorry to
lave Uuderlob, but le hoped some day
wham In ten or fifteen years, Lo oome
back sad a with stem again.
"lie's • Jolly Good F.l!ow" was en
tbuala.tloally sang, end was followed by •
amber of burl spwuhw.
Tb. taasl Ilse was then continued and
provided themes for •ddreues from mese of
Ilona present. "Ti. Ladles," "The Army
sun Navy," --with • diene two (or "Tho
Heroes Who Sleep" -"The Lured Pro.
fusions," "Our (.tmmerol•1 Literate,"
"The Press" and "1'i.• Hoot" wars honored
In tarn. The speaker* all nooks 1n high
terms of the guest of the •vealo , whoa
departure they tele was • distinct los.. not
only to hu own Immotiate frleods. but to
tbe oommunity. The "Demur" was assured
that the Rood wishes of all present would
follow btm to his home 1■ the West, sod
that there would Minty. be • •pant oak
reedy for tb• time when hs might return.
Tee ep•a-h,. was Interspersed with
sosgi by J. F. Tbomsn, C. H. Da mad
Harold Blackstone and 'ideation by the
Blaok.0oo. °foliates.
At the ole.. all joked Is "Auld Leas
dye.", which was loilowed by "His • Jolly
Good Fellow,' and three rinsing aware pod
a low for the "Doctor."
The loalet which accompanied the calla
presented to Dr. Tertibull 1• tattered N
one side 0,11 the Doctor's initials and os
the other with tb. words, "Flom the Boys
of (I"derioh,•' end the date. Witbm t
looker, are two pretty views of (joderlob,
one if the court house and the other of the
harbor.
Dr, Turobull leaves In • tow days for his
old home at Milton, and week atter next
will 111,5 Owen Sound by heat en route to
Prince Albert, N, W. T,
TtLPP$ONE 10. I.
H O DG ENS
BROS.
*.,t,.ILIILTt as ••
How UNDEJ? WEJ4 1?
is
Made
t?*-2s='"st a'ttik,t, '7 :u
IF you could step into the factory where the whitewear we are selling is made,
and see the bright, clean, airy rooms, the rapidity and accuracy with which
the operators work, the ease with which they manufacture the garments, and
the quantity turned out in an hour, it would be a revelation to you.
Concentration of effort, a perfect system and machines that almost seem to
think, so marvellous are their performances, are leading factors in bringing
about the low prices at which white underwear can today be bought.
Take for instance the lightning -like rapidity with which the operator can
make a set of button holes for a corset cover, with a machine which at the same
instant cuts and works the button hole, five being worked on an average in a
good deal Tess than a minute.
Then there are the button machines with which the only duty the operator
hastis to place the button right side up in the proper spot, then the machine
does the rest ; or the tucking machine that by simply increasing the number of
needles will make a dozen tucks as quickly as one. Then there is a special ma-
chine that runs lace on other trimming ; lac and muslin ruffles are done by an-
other, and hemstitching made on still another kind, made specially for this pur-
pose.
When you consider that all these machines are driven at lightning speed by
electricity, and' each operator is an expert, you can 'perhaps form some idea of
the quantity of work turned out in a day.
This perfect system, speed in turning out the work, and buying the raw
materials in enormous quantities, is the secret of the remarkable values we are
giving in whitewear this month.
here are a few items. Take them as samples of dozens of others just as
good.
Covers at 25c.
Corset Caere made of
Hoe English ootto0,
Ilea buttons, equute
cot neck trimmoI
with 1 snob floe cum.
brio embroidery oc
torches lace, sank...
Corset Carers at 35c.
Const Coven made of
fine Eeatish oottco,
linen button,• low
neck. sleeves and
shoulders felmm d
with li a ch oambrlo
embroidery, each. .
Gnat Covers at 51c.
Oonst coos a ma le of
fine Eogltsb ootton,
cambric, finish, fiy
front. pearl buttons,
neck trimmed wi h
tine cambrio enb•oi 1•
try or torehon Ices,
*soh .. .
Cheeps Corset, Coven s
low as 153. Bitter oose
to $150, and none that
would pay you Io try an
mak• yourself.
a
i3with
Drawers at 3711c
Drawers made of fins
Ensl'ih cottoo,e.►me
double sewn--
o'n ten
of narrow tuck, and
21 Inch oambri3 em-
broidery around bot-
tom, per pair 374e
Drawers at 50c.
Drawers mads of good
English cottoo,seams
doub'e sewn, 3 rows
of narrow tuck. and
4 inch frill of oambrie
embrotdsry, per peer 503
Drawers at 85c.
Drawers male of lite
}Coolish coL1no,sesmt
doable nano, .hoped
Clowns at 50c.
Gowns of rood quality
Wagllets Potton, yoke
k &wtu ra of 6..
tucks. baso button,.
-Skirts at i
skirts made of
E ig ile tattoo,
. memos 3 yew
esll.r and toffs trim•
and web floe tam-
brio fr !ling, stele... 503
Gowns at $1.00.
Gowns made of good
ryu+lt'v E•rghah cot.
too, V shaped at lar,
collar, yoke and call.
trimmed with 2 inch
Roe embre i lacy, hem
F i'ched yoke with
wide open-work 10•
eeruoo, ugh. . .11 00
Gowns at $1.50.
Gowns male of fine
Engm.eh co't-n, yrke
of narrow striped
e'D, n work tmnrrton,
double arras shoal
dere, Teak and cuffs
of 21j inch fine em•
brnifety, pearl kat-
tine, o•rrow sneer,
tine asoand yoke.
eacn i1,50
arrow
of 6iethamend
braider
y, soder
of oattan, task
Skirts at $
Skirts mads of
English 001(00,1
double sewn, d
frill 21 loobes ,
inner of ootto0
4 Inch trill, 001
muslin with 3
tors oft narrow
lrob
snob .
Skirts at $
Skirts made of s
En Iish cotton,
g
strings, seems den
awn, 13 Itch d
frill, inner of o
with 4 Inch r
eater o1 maeltn
Sl Lok ops.•
b
band., gloaters of
narrow take and 0
10oh fall of handsome
embroidery, .er pair 853
e
P
it
d
Other fines at r, 753,
$1 00 awl $1 50, that you
could not possibly .it down
and make up for yourself
for the same nt'airy.
I they f Man et N
soy price yon west to pay,
from 753 to $3 00, end at
each price batter ;Armenia
then you amid possibly
make panel( for stn tom,
money.
embroidery, eao
May other li
353 to $5 00, m
and handsome I
betesr valve by
you 010 maks op
Sc.
good
draw
e of?.
frill
sem
frill
760
1.25.
geed
Mme
cable fR
with
of.r of
alas•
aka
ham. hem.
.51.25
1.50.
troan
draw
bee 6,
cable
ottos
utile,
with
work-�-
1...$1.50
e es from
relatable
larmee te,
far then
, aareslf.
Window Shades.
If you are going to buy new
Blinds this season come and
get our prices beforou buy.
We have a brand new stock,
not an old one in the lot, and
will make it worth your while
to purchafte here.
Alert c'At nand
Chicago.Rocklerd shipmment, and
Hosiery Company by Saturday we
Kenosha, Wee. will have our
third. It is the same way
over in the States. In Ken-
osha, Wis., more people are
busy making Black Cat Stock-
ings than work in the factories
in Goderich and Clinton put
together. They must be good
ler they would not sell like that
where they are best known.
2Sc and 35c per pair.
Black Cat
Stockings.
Our sale- of
Black Cat Stock-
ings has been
phenomenal. Al-
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Nottinghi>e n's leading makers, whose goods
have a wor -wide reputation for their beauty
of design ansterling wearing qualities. Our
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equal of in this section. ust a few
Nottleol ant Lees Curtsies, 8#-y - ata Jassy pat > n, per pair ,._-. illi
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Extra fins Lace 17nrtsins, beautiful holey effect In fel SuetPP(/Ne, theveer
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Curtain Poles.tiiit
if you are buying curtains you need Poles, and we would
remind you that WI are showing a big assortment at popular
prices.
Cut tele Poles in G.k and Mahogany finish nr fluted whits enamel with bras or
erroot mrnnl'ro,, .soh . 2So, 4So, 75e and ftOo
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HODGENS BROS.
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