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TartMDAv, March 26, 1'Jf3
Millinery Opening!
APRIL 2, 3 AND 4
Every woman should come 'and_ view the new
Spring Styles.
EXHIBITION
AND
ADVANCE SALE
OF
SIRING and
600DSsur1MER
Not a day pause• that we do nut
open new spring things for ladies,
gentlemen, girls and boys. 'Doty -
conleandgo. More things sold than
over before, and, of course, more
bought. Some of the new things
opened this wot•k are :-
Ladies' Black Silk Capes
Handtonw at) 4. 41, the dM st tolfetll,
applique, prices flout 6500 to
$15.00.
Ladies' Chiffon Ruffs and
Pelerines
The vcr, latest thing fur neck-
wear, ,res -y, c,mfortable fled
very rea•enside, prices 12.50 to
$7.00 -
Embrderies and Laces
Never have we shown such a
large variety of the 1 ew de•igns,
and, as to price., we simply say
they are away laiow• anything
we have ever , fere.(.
Dress Making Department
Very busy, but we can book your
ord.•r for later on. Conte and
see our work. Styles on view in
the store. I.ef us quote you a
price for a manual complete"
You will fin'' it pry )'ou.
n,rm 4•mws the Spring. whoa yea will
IWe, 1
44 mill dnlale. 'or which we've aortae!
To bring you hen the best on earth
(if prints and gingli,lnu beauties, weevil*
)tush ue.r' Ilene ie ulo prim.
1 Ir ut hers ant. for g'Mrlr a. (41042.
1'4)11,es and linens Iherr''4 be, loo,
And dainty 1•ambrica, sonioIhirg new,
04 uh prctly trimming edger very late.
1 ineir a olor cnmbdlwr :110 Up -10 date.
Virilises muslues, silks awl Laws
Things Mat will wash bks babies' faces.
M:veryIhdog in wash goods that'. now
and a ee,
',Nato v heli, sad how in poi 0.
Al tend thin sale. Nom call nur(rr8"
I tlir lie.• of goods. They will not last.
Un Thur -nay you lieu can view
11 you d 11'1 4011149, allot we know you'll
run it.
New Dress Goods
`lack/ and heaps of new spring
goods ern w•aiti. g you hear, var-
i.ty sufficient t1 ()lease every
taste, prices to me'"t the ideasof
the moat economical, NEW
VOILRM, NEW CANVAS
CLOTH, NEW VENETIANS,
NEW, BROADCLOTHS, NEW
SNOW FLAKE DESIGNS,
Ni:W \VAiSI'iNO.
Men's and Boys' Clothing
You eau hay suitable, serviceable
awl stylish clothing at our store
all the y ear round, at oxcee'iigl•
'rimier de prices. The new spring
goods are oast to hand, come and
View them.
Man's Waterproof Spring Overcoats, -
Men's New Spring Suits
ilnys Suit and S. pirate Pants
Men's Shirts, Collars and
Ties
New Si r nt strc't to hand in all
t hese Iia s, the very latest styles
.nil paces, )ou will find right
am,l low.
Smith Bros. &
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
1Fn.u, nor +.gains
LEEBURN.
'1't•e:so.''. March :1Ist.
The Miss.'s \\'111114.11, of Mtrat f0141.
:111 visiting their sister. Nies. Jas.
Chisholm.
Miss Eliot l 'his14olr11 has gone )44
Port Huron oti a visit to 'her .sister.
Mrs. X. )faerr,h•t'. jr.
\%'ill F'ulforl had a sawing bee on
'ruemlely of 111141 4'.4.1. for WI wing house
444,81. at 45411,11 his Isiellell ll' friend,
were left behind L5 the merriest 1111.11.
Will atU'ihtrtes their .(ler.•4.4 to the
Girt (nal they have 10 114. :It it ev 4l•)•
Ila)- 111111 1 1141440r Im4•. 11111' 111111'1' e•X-
ie•rt 1 1110 the liachelurs.
Quite a ',flak will be 1111/14', in 0111'
' Int b)' the r44 ' g dl•pat'toe of
111 oar young and pnog,l•11i(e yo4nlg
.1'41ri1/'Is in 1110. p ermil1 of I1. A. Ihit-
tln. who wilt spend the 'unr11.•I et
441 !Alford in the gardening lewdness,
assisting his brother-in-law. (i. 11.
Clinton.' H. A. 44111 be 'I• missed
at the kirk, of w)1( 1, he was oin•of the
elders and Sunday sclesel superin-
tendent, and the Christian Endeavor
4 4,'iety, which was fnrini41 under the
pastorate of the 1(1.5: NI. Maekay. will
haw one of its most indomitable.
„t'11•k.•t•s. I11 ...'1,11 circler, too. 411•
Will he nmch nlisw4l.
LANES.
\I./Nt,'Y, March :eM14.
11. P'ar'iahs :\. Porn and (1. '1'ovnton
intend lea%ing for the N. 4444'. i'. this
• week. We, wish 111.'111 it ph m...10
j11un'ney. •
4444111. Resat, sr.. having sold, his
dtnrr, tato* pntchaw4l from .1. Killult-
t'il k a petit of )sna'nini• htanrhoe 1..
i.'ptiu•i• it.
The tnw1Mhip of .\MI1tie141. we' are
111fortuwl. has invested itl, al now•
road-nuu•hine. IoM sercder, will Is•
wrleoii ll 4411 '4 (lI''(*1I i1l 11).
A
11111.11.er 11f young, 1111.11 fr h1•t'.•
have already visited the rte,k, +dung
old 1fliron for the IIIIIr,w' of trapping
Muekels. Very limited M11rees$ has as
yet crowned their e4nrtM.
4411s. Lane. sr.. spent the
greater pant of the winter 14) the bottle
of het moll .lames. At 1111• age .11
eighty-eight she is l(i11 very- active',
and let . . all her faculties 14111x".) ns
brightly es in youth,
The fields have 1111,',' 111nre' *MN11111141
ne4r ap(Mwrnnce. ''Ito' hand of Na.
ti r hat (44110141 Itient. anti hl'll' and
the 1 a very delicate shade of gown
is 1 inning 111 show.. Ilett• end
((14'!,'. ,M e, .`at 11I4'M Ik•4t friend. t114'
f:11111er, hail already 4441.1.11 11 rich.
dusty Ina -n. with his plow.
OODE'ICH TOWNSHIP.
4. T('l4Il414, N11.11•11 24. !
F.AHM Soil). haat excellent 441'417.•'.
tag fergi. vansi.til of .eighty ,1411.14,
and k 'n a. 1111 . 1, cnnr•es).inn l6,
wean knock's] down to . ark 1' •II. 11f
111'11lt, for $3,$40) at t mile held in
4'lint.n1 nlently. ThiM 11111111 le; A'
geld investment.
(i1111a \V FST. .1,141,, Nr '114 ,
aha Gm liter 14411.411re ye )
been n resident of (4,,lerirtl tows ship,
ha, 41er141e41 to go West and will it lee
his home at Some.. Man.. 4')4411• t e
of hit daughters and several other n
'daces 115,. For thirty-nine years Mr.
Met 'art ney hie leen •onnect441 Willi
the M,•Ihtslist church at Hohne's5f1b•.
.f which he is • of the pillars. Next
iA1 Mrw. I111Intes he is the oldest mem-
ber. In .'hnr'h riri,s and ant of then,
Mr. Met 'Art n.'y and his esteemed
family will Ire mnell !Maned.
I Ir1I11N let (iot'RH4MM.NT MT %flax.
That the 414)blie dr alive to the la•nefltse
..f the (ioverneit'nt pwoult"y stenion at
H.litiesIriIle end the .insert 'ties N
afford. is evidenced by th"e ,lets for
ITO that are rw•eired (rat add giarti•ts
el the Pianism. The ntanagt•r. F. C.
Oe
1:I(orl, recently receit'.'d an order from
,s gleet lemon du l'ort Elgin. 4 ho 41«41
•,cell All 1114 t of t him .)14) 1.11 111 The
'1'nlonlo (11,41,eF:ve,y weeds dozens
of unless hate In I,• refnmll 011 aye 4411tIt
of the inability to 911 them. On one
day alone or let's Were 114444'441 for
twenty sett ings of eggs. '1111• eol'n•s-
ponele.11re to e44111neet1111 with this es-
(1hliMl11111'llt has g111wn l0 he 1111 m1111111
if 1.111. and NII% hafn111 is kept busy
answering the -1111111y inquiries hr re-
1'1.iteNt
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NILE.
.I11Nto"t4, Man'h al.
h:.ts'rEit EXAM. V clans: Gladys
14.1ItLu111, 4'eiil Echlin. Pr. (1141
from .1nn. 1\' to Sr. I \' : Elmo
lin.%in. \\'illi, (411511,, Melvin tory.
Celia Ncllw,ii, Harvey Pentland,
Mos. Taylor. Sr. III i' .f11n. 1\': Eva
NI'Nee, Nora tic Nee. 1'e Its Fe•hlin.
Reginald Than. Jun. 111 to Sr. III :
•leanest NIcllwai11. \\'illi,' 1\'ilm11.
IA'oll:lnl NII'IIw',iIl. Mn'. II to .1111,.
III : theleel \\'ilw.n, l'h,rlie Fowler.
.1nn. II to Sr. IL \'bola \•,drag. •T.M.k
114'1.1• 1:1 11( total marks. Mewing E.
Gil.%M. Ie. Pentland. C. Echlin: V.
Yoting. M. Wilson, It. Echlble: Eva
McNee, Neill N1.Nee. list chair
110ule by (i, ,'g.' Ryan. lust Mr
1,1;,441' by Roy Kerr. Hest kept desk.
Peril Echlin. Best IN'have4l IM.v, Niel -
sin feel.. Best 1141114v, -,I girlVera
N4.Nee. that regular in attendance,
NI. Cory and M. 4414'ilwnl. N IM's 4,n
roll. 25: ,Average attendance. 'N.4 K.t N
NI.I NTOM1I, Teacher.
BLUEVALE.
NIoNn.41, Mlall•h :1$h.
Mr.' and Mts. .\die)', 01 \\•iugha11l,
ed at Mfr. Brinker'* hint Mu1)dhv.
Mr. and Nits. 1'ilt'llwnt. 44f Moles-
worth, were visiting I'nte'r Fowler hest
week.
\\'ill and .tonnes Menzie, of M111eis-
wot•t11, 5i.i1.41 al (den. 441,Iheoald'.141st
Mnudnv. •
Nliss Jessie l.ivingMt eif ['trustee's,
is visiting Miss Annie Mi•Der't11111t
this week.
1)45. 144'..1. West e•xr•hn11 gtd pulpits
with Mr . i allantytle, .of Moleionnth.
1111 M
1a4.
Nils. T. West and ehildre(L of (trend
\'alley. Are visiting Mrs. \Vest's par-
ents, N1r. and Mts. 14111N.1'1.1)wteam
John Rla.•k is in London this week
attending the Grand Council melting
o1 the Canadian line' of l'homen
Fr'ierthe.
CARLOW.
Thom a:, Manch :till,.
Mir). 4441,8114. of the O. 1'. I•, vi,4(1ll
friend). here Sun,1,1) Let.
Miss Joliet Johnston i, visiting in
1lalllilt1111 for 11 few week...
Mr. 11',11d.n, our village hlaek-
Nmith, left for London 1111 %Aids y
lest.
.1. 44LIIIoeigh. of Dungannon. wean
here helping to c Inca the. sale at
Mrs. \44'. O. Joins:hist Werk.
1Villia11l `iall,,w•, and sister. Minn
Maud, spent Sunday at Shrppnnitnl,
time guest, of Mims 11,,ry Rewrote -pi
Nits. l'a„oda)'. of i on.Ioii, is t'iesiting
her Mitten. Mix. H. Mc1Iw'ein, of Nile,
14101 Mrs. U. F. *Thee, of loyal, this
week.
r44 bow of our young people are
offering front a /seven. attack of la
ipp e. N'.. hope to hear of a steely
A t) 1w.1• of tnvitett guests; from
Itopol*r*. Row wen• enteriwiptd by Mr.
anti Mrs, John Voting, near Auburn',
Tnewl*y a '1'ning last.
Ma's. W. 1� .ltnea' sale, which Seek
plata. on Tiim#*l ay last, was n grand
ote(eur. The i'rowd wM very large
and bidding h, Horan' sold at
,1ver $'Sal and 111. r art {clew )n-natht
Kr WW1 11141144. Ale Young ae Ad
a, clerk and Thos.. Gln t wielded the
hatnnter In his [*141111 pi Ale. Yes.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICIi ONTARIO.
Jones has tented her 12bacret- farm to mister rskling there. ifie will spend
Jam. Kirkpatrick, of laehuru, who the coming 11tta11011 with Captain BEE -
takes puestsriun i eliately. ,ter, of (luderich, and will he in the
l engineer's department, which it in
DUNGANNON.
TL m.uaY, Manch 81st,
NKw DHtyua.---Thu Signal a
well in its new dress, Band with its
nut 'r of presenting interesting news
we predict for it increasing sucee1414.
LAMB -LIKE I'.xIT. - Ere our next the
month of Manch, which) came in
1' •like• and is taking its .exit lamb -
like. will have. retired with its pre-
decessors in Ohl Father Tiute's recon.
NEW ILU/11WAKE MEltrIl1YT.- - Mr.
Andcreeell, felltierly with B. Gerry, is
with his family IIM•llled here. Having
IMlllglit Mr. (ferry M,tAwk elf iarlwar•
he has , .11,4141 business in the
luwmim4es 1114.1104111 14)' Mt. Gays•)' and
In alditioi to 111114 stock he has added a
g.ssl supply of tip -Stoat• goods. Mr.
.tlidesul e highly 1144 •11,14141
as a goal !ruins 111x11 and should
twelve a share of patronage h1 his
1111,'.
ENTHAN4•E WEEKLY EXAM, -Max-
ilnuul marks, ' to show'
fairly good' work, 2111. Versant ('itis•.
(SII; \\ illte Smith. 3111: Bronson Mc-
Nair, 3514; Rommel! Rutherford. 3.'4$
Laurette Roach, :4,' ' Donna Bier, :i#);
Nl&tie Rose, :i:C4; Reset Goldberg, 816
liotdon Stollens, ?Xi; Earl Mtlthelw,
279; Edgar !fickle. 279; J es; Begley,
276: Warner Begley, 271 ; Charlie
Kdlpmetrick, alit ; \Varner Little, 2tt.
Ella Stothe.1s, 167; Maty Smith. 219
lout of 13111; /'ail Little 191 (out of
t:711).
('-tl'TIoY.-- We would advisee the
young men and isey'N who kit• some
1.54 gs iwtst have been behaving
themselves nudely in rapping and
1hrow'i,Ig missile's at senor of our
citizens' downs, and conducting them-
selves in 4111 Illlrtliy Manner ten " the
Main street, thereby disturbing the
public peace, tee dos cent how, its such
4111141114.1 will nut 18• 11derated. Quite
a number of t belle ewe known ,11111 will.
if the conduct -is r•IM71t/d. he dealt
with a,t'llrll lig tee 17144. .\ term 111 jail
slight here a salutary effect.
144).trio 4'1•• I.T11. The tenni of
health for \\'est N•iewaneish township,
composed of the following gentlemen :
T. P. ('ass. NI. D., medical health
officer; Hte%4. N-. McQuillan, t1wn-
shipcl.•rk W. M,l'nertie, Alex. Stuart.
\\'m. Bailie and It. K. Munro, held a
meeting in 111e t easur'er's 44 11er 4411
TulvwLay' 441 last week. 'rhe Heave laid
clerk were appointed lhairo•an and
m•cr•tary- respectively Of the heard.
It win decided That each member
shou141 ote•nx•e the ,Ii '. 1511111 i11 which
he resides. Next meeting will he held
at the cull of the clulir111:111.
\\11.1. lir: NI et II Mlw.rn.- Our
vale.1-grtie merchant. Charles Elliott.
has ptirel1asw1 from .144141) (int' the
prwunmsme the west, side of South-
ampton sleet. 4411 4'141,11 are is 41w•eI-
liug hold• 4111,1 a huge building which
is 0144 iievl as a gerlerai Mt44te. Mr.
(day. having invested in pn14N•11V in
t),4' Northwest. will leave with his
family probably next week. He has
been in the N,.I•thwe1t for 1 w.' sea airs
and is highly'plwlwd with the i'ratirie
Country. 111• is well known in this
section. having lN''h 11.4141441 here few
many cam, and is Highly esteemed.
lir toed: great interest in ,lurch and
Solidity school. and was a consistent
Ill.'1111M'!' ,,f the Methodist church.
%V.', along with" his hereat o1 friends,
wish him a1111 his family happiness.
health and surras$ fur many years in
t
heir new local
Piits,NAl.Nlersti.N. MI'. and Mrs.
Paul Suu'l1yA.1'. •.1 Luck now. • day
lest week visited their daughter and
4,440t1•i11-11444. Mr. 711141 MIs. 1). N1.Nevin.
Joseph )ialekirk, who had been
for 14101114*(11114. eftrit•nt manager ere in Mr.
(ferry's hardware business hem hav-
ing secured a position in Blyth• left
last week. We wish 1111,1 I4UI.1•eNN Irl
his new' Iis•ation. Whilst here he took
great interest in church work. and
made to himself many friends by his
aradve. genial and kindly 41is-
islM4tion, by 4110111 he will he 'h
mi14144141 ....(i. Begley 411141 O. 44140the•r,,
Luihl)Ilg ,unt.ra1•to1x hate taker a
large
her of 4,lnlnu•ts band will lie
I IIIMIIy erllille eyedi this N.•A,N 411 S. 1':.
Mur1drtw,ll had; •.,d into our
4llinge. \Ve• extend a hearty welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. \Val. Smith. of
the township of Horan. county of
111-m-4'. were the 'guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jets. Rose het `I. lay.
DUNLOP.
'I'1•K.Mn.t Y, March 8144t.
\Vith the exception of A heavy
downpour of nein fill the 20th ,and the
strong wind ens the 21th lost.. March of
II0t1 heft n better 11111111 for tine
weather than any of its pnvlec/•MworM
of the 19th century that Anyone ran
remember.
her.
Miss•. Manley, of lhingganion, 44041
Miss If. Devine and Mine Ella F'ritzley,
of Sanford. were visitors in our Inn'g
last week and on Friday rv.•ning IAst
jeinwl in with m4111e of the young
folkm here iu ,1 farewell party to 141(1114
g at his parents' re,idenre.
4)or '041,11 your�! friend Jas. Young.
jr.r,d Loyal, is riff twain after n mast
pleasant winter holiliay, eluting which
Be Ilam ,1NMIM1A'l with his violist At. t,iArty
pNart11•14. lie wean' (*111411111111441 1a few
day'M m,nu•I• than )114 ex4N'•t14114, 1110111
hi. 5t•MMI•I ,at Chicago for a w•eonil sea -
m111'14 Iwliling ire the,uppe•r lakes.
IAlftU1l -(' ' g, who a114111t N
th ago c pietAd him three years'
t'•rm of enlistment at London in the
(',Matin militia, left 1111 Saturday for
(*Nettie) for a few dope' visit t4 his
charge of Renk Nlchglson, funuerly
well known in ' Dunlop. Before leav-
ing here Lefts had a gay time seeing
hie okl chums &mutat here and 111
Otelerich.
Owing t1 the continued serious ill -
news of John Shannon his suns, W. H.,
of l.011d'n, and H. N'., lir Rochester, N.
Y., si1•rt Sunday tinder the 'talented
roof 4411 ('alrbria nt41.
Wall -Paper
1
and Border
1
Reductions
Several hundre of
rot's of Wall Paper, clear-
ing at 3c per roll.
Ceilings to match, tame
price.
Borden to match, lc rer
yard.
Hundreds and hundreds
of rolls, imitable for be11-
rooms, kitchens, halter, etc ,
clearing at 442 and 50 Far
roll.
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RANB TRUNK
EASTER HOLIDAYS 1903
Retort" tickets will he issued between
au stations in Canada at
Single First-class Fare
(doing THURSDAY, Agro 9th, to
MONDAY. April 13th, inclusive.
Valid retuniing unt�ITHURS-
1)AY. April lith, 19(11.
School Vacations
To students and leavings of echo°
and colleges,on surrender of certificate
signed 1414 'Priuclped, retinal tickets
will he issued at
Single Fare and One-third
4' ' g April 1th to April 11th indu-
sive\'olid ret ire ng until Tuesday,
April 21st, 11k 8.
Tickets, folders, and all infonrutlon
front Agents.
F. F. LAWRENCE,
:Town Ticket Agent, Ooierich.
J. 11. Mt•I)ONALD,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
Your new Spring Attire is not yet complete
if you have not fitted yourself. with
A PAiR OF STYLISH SHOES
FROM OUR WELL ASSORTED STOOK
Not only in the FINE LINEN "have we
the B E H T nukes, but also in the'
DOLLAR-FIFFY, TWO DOLLAR
AND TWO -FIFTY LINES
The 'steels are all new and are unexcelled in
value. F•at•h pair hears the *tamp of (ypolity.
' THE '.OWI' r POSSIBLE MR ICES coe-
xistent with HiGH GRADE GOODS.
Try a pair ofour MEN'S RUBBER
R 1C IC N BA LS. for every -day wear.
These shies are waterproof and don't get hand.
R E I' A I R i N O NEATLY DONE
SUPERBA CABLE
Wire Beds
Ceilings to we'd), same
price
Patented est May, !goo
ARE GUARANTEED
/O1 SALE MY
J. BONEN f son, -
1000 rolls of bedroom
Papers, pretty floral de
signs (new this 'pries),
usn+lly sold at 7c and Sc,
on sale at Sc per roll.
Dainty Dresden stripe.,
gc, lOc, 15c per roll.
Most e1e,(.nt parlor,
library, hall and dining-
roonl' pipers in a 1 the
newest shades, prices rang -
in; from 15c per r411 up.
Window
1
Shades
Four dozen Window
Shade•,compl to with good
spring rol'er, clearing at
2.)42,
Geo. Porter
West Huron
LICENSE DISTRICT
The Board of License CommiesionerM
will Meet. at the
Inspector's Office, Clinton,
41N -
TIUIS$AY, Ann, M, 1913,
AT 5 O'('Id)l:K P. M..
to ,'onrMer the application. for the Ilnenne year
of to a111M.
At1 petitions or applleati ons to be went to W.
J. Paleley. In(le4tnr, ('lintel.
The number of Ileennew for tie year 1414-1101
war Ya hotels and i 8M.pn• The number of
nrplll'atlon.' for the year Naled544 M xi botch.
and Y shops,
New apnfeallierr s. Pike, Waverly Honer,
Clinton : . (4. Hogg.. ('larlow, and Alex. Orr.
Himnrwlek lion.., WInghant. No Heroin,
granted to any hotel wind' loan any kind of riot
machine on Ira premise►.
t\•. J. PAISLEY.
RA !mpe'4 or. (Tinton
IT 'S ALL ,RIGHT I
and student. mar enter
L/STD
many tree
SPRING) TERM
b'glns March 30th. Tw• cosmos, con -
movie and *bookend. Seed for col.
• lege journ I, '
C. A FLRII1NfI, A L. McINTYRK,
LtaToWEt.
WALL PAPER
..,,,New Patterns
I- New Designs
Hal lid -pained Florentine, rained
\'elvet*, IAsthers, Satin, Milk and
Decorative. Papers, Imitation Nat -
oral \\'teed end i,nrhl• Papers.
\Is. rill minds of pretty wn.l arc
1id( iv designs. From leo roll t/$3.
/
\t'.' are 111e tient to offer 11'1%11
'l'aiw•1' 111 ..mnhiteationte. \\•e decorate
?'nm• wh11i' roan. \4e am introduc-
ing m •thing 414.5- ill .411'04 Phis AM -
AMI Fabric Patterns, carefully shatter!
Silk and 1'a • Velvet l'att•rne. Ihtr
Florentines and Mtripes are marvels of
beauty. Ohl Emhriiderice and
antifire Textiles. 1411 at Very limo carat
to y4nt.
We reprew•tIt the Inset manufac-
turers, anti if you intend to del any
decorating a hark atour samples is all
we ask 111 mail -Ince you that we halal
the p ocestai(m this 10(111011.
i,;
The Division
b.sw , gar la.d melte. reel
Drug's and MedINn .
1. slra.1I r &8..d hep. 71r. lad '•
ferant k ed are Neer entered ant
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99 Patterns on our Shelves •
We are showing what is by long odds the biggest carpet stock that
was ever inside the four walls of this store. By actual count
we have ninety-nine" patterns in unions, wools, tapestry, Brus-
sels and velvet carpets. There are patterns and colors to suit any
room, and values are good enough to make it worth your while to do
your carpet buying here. We know just how to cut, make -and lay car-
pets as they should be done, and this knowledge is at your service. -
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39 Patterns in Tapestry
Carpets
Get a good tapestry carpet. and
yogi get a carpet that will look well
anti gives yon satisfactory wear.
Thirty-nine patterns . in tapestry car-
pets on our shelves, an41 thele is not
!t bad one in the lot. The product
of England's best makers are here,
goods Chat sell the world over be-
cause of their sterling wearingquali-
• ties. The (lyes are good; that means
colors that will stand. The yarns
• are gond: that means a carpet that'
will wear.
Tapestry ,sweets at awe.
Tapestry earpeta 111 vie.
Tapestry carpets at 1114.
Tapestry carpets at 6tk.-
Tale•stry carpels at entre.
Tapestry carpets at 7:e•,
Tapestry carpets at Rae.
Tapestry exrnwta at SSW.
At each price a good range of patterns antir
downright ghat .alma.
23 Patterns in Srasssls
and Velvet Carpets
-No better carpet for a good
room than a' Brussels or a 'genuine
English velvet. Either one will
stand any amount of hard wear, and
still keep its fresh, bright appear -
arae. Any quality we have in stock
we scan recommend, Doth as to color
and wearing qualities. "
Brnws•Ia carpets (Pete at $1.69 tett )anis
Brussels; carpets at 11,19 •• .•
Iirwo...a eas•peta at $1.1:1 •• •'
Brweeelie carpets at $1.225 " '•
Patterns and color combinations that
are new, and qualities that will stand
hard wear.
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26 Pate in all Wool
Carpets
No better wool carpets are made
in Canada. The best mill in the
makes them. The dyes are
the best that money can buy, and are
absolutely fast. The wools used are
thoroughly cleaned ., and scoured.
This mill buys the wool as it comes
from the sheep's back, and cleans,
• spins and dye's every pound they use
themselves. Buy any of these and
you' get pure wool, as clean as it can
he made, and nothing else.
all wee,tcarpets *t 'loo
All. wo l carpets at fine.
All wool carpets at IMOD.
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Patterns suitable for any room and
they will wear well.
12 Patterns in Union
Carpetscountry
Twelve good patterns in union -
ca. pets to select from. The dye in
these union carped is guaranteed
fast, except of course from fading by
the sun. If the carpet stets wet and
the colors rue let us know about it
and • *e will giveW you a llecarpet.
M1 are a yard wie, with reversible
patterns that turn well, 'e
Union carpets is at 25e. (
• 'Union carpets at Bite, "
'Union carpets at 374e.
Union earpA1ets at
Union .
I1,n' eilr4lrts at ilk.
English and Canadian oilcloths, 18 inches to 4 yards wide.
English and Scotch linbleums, all widths up to 2, 3 and 4 yards.
Japanese mattings, new batterns, and a big range of prices.
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Ghee" '4 This is the kid glove store of the town. There isfi t a doubt
abort it. We sell only qualities that are worthy and every
i' ,1 pair that goes oyer our counters carries with it our guarantee.
- a, Should there be any flaw or imperfection that in nny.way interferes
with the wear, bring them back, and we wilt cheerfully replace
'` them. Now gloves for the spring are here ; all the new shadings
Pticilings.
Our Gloves at one Dol-
lar. I
l.adi.ai French kid gMvea, trade
frnl soft pli*Me alone, two I
d.1ir f.v tenets, perfect fitting.
every pair guarwntA14d, in
browns, fawns, grays, navy-,
black and white. Very ai eeial
value, at per pair _.. $1.(E
Our Gloves at One
Twenty-five.
'Wien French kid glints, Blade,
from Hotter aeleet skins and pli-
able. 11. relelpMtYl Tn•f1e1Ma1
nuke, every pa(r guaranteed,
fawns, M4,wfs, tans, gray.,
black., per lair $1.25
'Our Gloves at One
Fifty.
jMfmmrenxtra ehcrit•e$ak)t 411:131::
very line finalities. Olives that
(R)'4pw n►n14' ixol»Ilar rvrry IIeA•
Plwpplr hlrying chem once•
win seldom take. an nthrr
Stake. Black and colon per
pair $1.30
W. S. Oorbets
II'tve you trie ( th.) W. B. corsets yet ? If not, next time you are doing any
corset buying, ask to see this celebrated Am"rican m%ke.
HODOENS BRQJJS-.
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