The Signal, 1903-4-23, Page 108 Tnvesnat. April 23, 19' 3
TIM SIGNAL : GODERiCi1 ONTARIO.
This Store
Contains an Ideal
It is our constant effort to attain it, always seeking
to better our best. Want to be helpful to you in your
merchandising; want you to feel that your best buy-
ing interests centre here, that for every dollar you
spend over our counters you will receive a just equi-
valent.
THE NEW SPRING STOCK invites you. We are
proud of our purchases, and feel confident that they
will meet with your approval. Haven't been study-
ing your wants all these years for nothing.
Good Black Goods
\11,1'tll•tN".•at 1•s net el' (.111(141 n .)111
on a 1 tailrr'. e• ter. Tile, were
to •lectel with an eve to quality. to
style, to gruee)ua width. and extra
volar: th following ale honest speci-
mens:
NEV HI, UK VOILES. all wood. JI
inches wit special at (tike yard,
other qlu. 'ties $.ie. $LIMI $1.225.
EXTRA F1tl1It FINISH BLACK
BROAIX'LI I, wide width. al.
ready shrnk, $1.IMt,
511 inches wide. /LEA VY BLACK
SEROE, the kind you usually pay
1111.011 fol•, at 75'.
SPEC! A 1, FIN ISH HI.A('K ('H K \' I -
(Yr. the hem. valor out at $LIMI,
Great Clothing Values
1V(• rousidrr lh,• W111(1 \7allle to 1K• a
combination of ex( (-Hence of anality
and I•*wni..ble eas of price, ainI when
W. way great clothing values we mean
an extremely low price attached to
men'. x1111 boy's clothing of pies -
[hosed x)1 t. I exewllencc.
MEN'S SPITS. niely maelr, gold
g, good Mtyle, /MOO, POW and
SKIM,
BOYS' SPITS for all *Idea. pries x,8
low aN SLIM up to $.),IM) aid $0.(11.
MENS' and BOYM' SEPARATE
PANTS.
MEN'S STYLISH RAIN COATS for
spring wear. thor iighly w'atermss)f.
$10,11) and $I2.1M1.
lewving your cash with us assures y1(11 of d baud.
•walw pie , given free on nhMws of different
amounts, the larger the amount the better the pre ' .
Ribbons and Trimmings
New Wef%'Ph. 111•W tailors, better
vA111/a, s1e•lal fancy reek ribbon, at
Ilk• vd. t
NE1V DRESS TRIMMINC), in black
Anel cream mwlxlliunum, new braid.
new (irnauht'nts, fano 1de yd. to UAL
PHKITY I.AI'ES. low prices, new
tbatgtls. front .K• Yd. to $1.(1) ytl.
EMBHOi 11EI1I EM. extra valtw, goyid
edges, 11 incheM wide. At 11(1 yid.
Dress Making Department
\1'i11 t.'k.• tom olt11•1. shave yo 1 luta
of tone and trouble, make ag( dlsty-
li.h garment, satistu•tiun nteeil.
l'lillinery Department
1f /You ever had occasion to cake
eimitstrisimis between this millinery
store and the bet that exists (subside
of it., you are buying your millinery
here. It would be remarkable were it
otherwise, for we are certainly em-
bodying re style and noire quality
into our tr. et' hats- the retp•e•tive
pricer conNiderel--than any other
umillinery store in the county twen1s
able or willing to.
•
-CHILDREN'S. MILLINERY, right
tip to date, stylish, wearaltle styli•..,
low' prices,
Smith Bros. & Co.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
I Wick'. turn Cure reliable. dlr. a bottle.
( enlist I)ntg ettnrr�
This 1. the 1114 to order your rail) un,mer
teaming. F. J. ham Maar. makes st )Il..h
This 1. the llye
garment..
Iteu,enlber 08(1 Monday, May'Ms. win 1*
H.by lav q/ H. HSallow.' pMen t,MH0.
tering along/the bride.. to hate their Oct uses
ht*en. _�_�
The. Hi!4yal Templar. will hold their
nisi • monthly meeting next Mon-
day t.
G . 'Pretty is excavating for a
sG and 'a half dwelling on Mt.
iii'. strut.
Edward Hays Is having his house on
t. Patrick mt.. raised and a stone
fnnnIntim] placed underneath.
The Detroit Joni -mil is now welling
flower 8(8.41. at • peony a package.
Fall particulars art will lie (mind in that
Fab'l'e
We learn that Rev. Mr. Salton. of
Hamilton, is mita-ming ire health )reit
i. noW able to Mit rip A little wh1Yc\
every duly.
The inItllatien of the recently -elec-
ted officers of the Woodmen of the
World take. plata- next meeting night,
Friday, May let.
Mrs. James I :rtigie, William .tenet.
has had x *every at•tc•k of infest,. the.
week. We trust to learn of her
speedy recovery.
An eight -page supplement to the
)1111414• library 1•M(al,.glll• IM heIng is-
sued. Th,• I11•W Iwwaks comprise n wide
y.t iety Of literature.
ladies and gentlemen who take
Millers ('1•111)t 'ond Ism Pills always
grow younger in emir« la 11 re and
spirit.. For male by Jam. Wilmot).
The outNide work on the ognn foe-
Gn•y Imlkling i. couydeleal, 111111'1 ' •t•v
ix being installed. and in a fete weeks
the factory Will 10• in r11nn1ng o.l,r.
Geo. Aeli. n )Il iN at'rnuging (01'
material for the cvonMtvclio( of the
new Banknf Montreal building but
the leek of brick is likely to delay
operations wm)lwhnt.
Only two nlemb•1's of the (inl ('Int
Wine pm..rnt est the th•Nt of the weekly
.11(.1(. List Friday evening. Next
shoot take. Sialic at half-Iw4Mt mix this
Friday eve g. :UI IIvew of the gun
invited.
Mit. Lewis' many friends will hear
with the deepest pest egret of her arond
accident a few days( ,ego. Another
flacture 1Me•tlrrd, a couple of inches
above Mie of the former breaks, Piet
A' *h1' Was recovering 111c'l',
Gen, W. Wand... of C11101111 111. And
Major .111.4, Reck have leen doing woo d
work in town in the interests of the
Inde w•tulent Order of Forester' dur-
ing the limit week. moulting in right
new m11m11w•Is being added tot llourt
(ilslerich. No. 2.1i3I. 0. F., butt (Wed-
nesday) night. with the pets ort ox
f
smother of (othersbeing added 111 a
short time. The regular monthly
meeting of the 1'71114 will be held
next T.eslsv evening.
A. Mel) Allan heft on Mondan• aft•r-
n,w)n again for the lower Provinces to
(continue his work in 1'40nme,tion with
the preparation of a report for the
Government on the fruit shipping in-
dustry. Mr. .111sn It also intersat :1
in 1 'gl•atilm. having met 111A nv rt1-
Kpwtive. inuuigrents in every wsl1 of
life when in the Old Country recently.
While waiting at a side station on the
C. P. it. a abort t.' ago Mr. AIInn
heard his name 1'a111v1 a11.1 148)18ingq n 1
IMtw one of his ronvette to the•otutiM1-
fthw of thin r)unt,ry who maid, "You
age i did emir to Canada after all,
Mr. Allan. An 1 told you 1 infold sl
Woreerhatnpt ah."
CHURCH NOTES.
Thin evening Bev. Pr. McKeown. of
!Smith -mil. win preach on the wlhj,rt,
.Christ our Only media few of sal.
Hie feiA•ieltip Bishop Rahlwin will
g+hwinlstet the t•i'e ut confirmation in
St. George's " church on Wednesday
eve g, May lith. Service at half-
ppult 7
(hi Tuesday eve g next the K )-
wo•th League of \:141xim street Meth-
oelist church will have x pleasant
entertainment in connection with
their mne•ting, in which Mina (Mum,
violinist, of l'lint..oq,:and local talent
will take part.
Owing to the illness of leer. A. G.
Ilart•is, Uf l.lrknow, who was to
IK't•npy tin- pulpit of Ninth street
Methodist church last Mnndav,the ser-
vices were conducted by Rev. F. J.
Oaten, of the Amhfleld circuit. Rev.
Or. I) ' •1 preacher at Lucknow,
111111n lodge, No. (rl, 1.0.0. F., will
celebrate the xnni%esar•v of the
(minding of (hldfl•Ilowshi1 in America
next Sunday :by attending divine ser-
vice ill 1'i,toria-14. Methodist church
in the morning. The brethren are re-
quested to Met in the hxlge room at
.an.
The Woluan's Minion aly Society of
Yllorth street Methoiliat church gave a
teak in the lecture noon of the church
un Thursday evening last. The affair
N'!l' •11 e•njt IVIYI 'ole these• w•11(1
att•ndcl1'trcwling the serving of
left a 1ca1 and literary program
was rendeed.
A fluty hours' devotion wvas con-
du,•ted at St. Peters church, begin-
ning on M lay and ctnclnlling
yest•rby ening. c Rev. Fr. Wt.
es
was,anointed by Rev. Fr. 1'innnmrnut,
of Clinton. It,•v. Fr. Noo)nan,of Dublin.
and Ret-. Fr. Northgr•avts• of Sea -
fort h.
eanforth. Rev. Fr. (Irian', of Henson, was.
'41 to deliver addresses Imo
w•nM unable to he pies•utowing teen
severe 1ttu'k of la grippe. On Tiles -
evening Rev. Fr. Noonan preach -
191 on the subject of "(.mfeimio11" and
on 1Vcdn slay morning Iter. Fr.
Northgqravesspoke 1n the "Sacrifice
ofthe Matter"
The meting orf the R worth League
of North street Methodist church
Tuesday evening Wain part ieularly Of a
,.lino and eltertaining character. A
pit.*/rain of vocal and instrumental
music. nvitwtion8 and n dialogue wax
p!renent81, in which Miss Knox, Mins
IMtlor, Miss ih•ydg.n, Miss I.t•w•itt,
MIMM 1Lo•Inud, the Mimes 'Allis, Mt•.
Cooke, Master (nil Mem. ik•an.
Mr. Allis, and in the dixl)gl14•, "Why
\1'r Never Marry," Nellie Colborne.
Ir •4'ant•Inn, Edith 1'unfired,
(hely,Whitely, Nellie .lamirnim,
Kat by McOillrcuddy, }try lirvdges,
Thos. MiOIllieuddy. Roy Thnet son,
Aralen Aitken, Owen Mltiilliouddy,
Tlus.l'18(for1 and William ('antelon
tow.k part. Thr b•r1 were all rend-
erMllin an effective Manner and m•ve•nl
well-d,'s'rvid cncumn were given. M.
W. Howietl, president of the League,
occupied the chair. a1141 11)14(1,' an ap-
propriate aeldrePa. At the n InaiIn
of the program the young ladles and
gentlemen of the 1engne aervetl n'-
fn'Mhmentn, of whirl A large 111111111er
partook. The Al1erldnne WAS hm•gi•,
and all appeared to enjoy the enter-
al 'lit' _
NO KNIFE NECESSARY.
meshes Draper Preset b, Experience that
Dedd's Kidner Mtn will CuM doom.
liristd, 1'. Q.. April AI. 4Mlwcia1.l
Reuben 1 b-iw'r of this place i5limed
-
Ing twoatica*t, the good news that the
operating knife is no longer neceseary
(0 1.1111• that 1(1)18. dte•,ub9l di8(sse•,
gravel. Mr. Ih•alter war taken ill
with gra vel and two dlotioty, consulted
failed to give 1 ' tidier. Ile was *d-
elme■1 to try Il4old'o Kidney 1911.. Hr
did at and of the Deem, hewer' :
'lust • week sftet 'farting (44 use
Ilethl'. Kidney l'i1l1, I pseeed A 14(411)4*
AN large MN 11 441118 II bean, and four !Wye
*Stet 1 pen • slued the size of A
grain Of
Iwt-ley. This gave me relief
and I began to 18.1 oodles' awl gnitt
s1 r•ngf h.
"That happened four } eels ago, sold
1 haul• had no
',turn of the trouble
since,"
PERSONAL MENTION.
Thos. Mitre returned to Btantfu
on M lay.
Mitis Sophie St•w•tan has taken
p. tttl at Clinton.
Owl. Ellwer.,III matte a wit in to
again the pull week.
F. W. Duty returned on Saturda
from a trip to Petiole*.
\1'itlte•r Buchanan, of Toronto, witill ttwm during the week.
Wm. Kirkbride and family left th
morning for Vancouver, B. C., thrl
tatter home:
Mitre Kate Herd returned to town
haat Friday after spending the winter
in Toronto.
Master Otway Hayden spent a two
weeks' holiday in Rtdgetown, returu-
inK this week.
Miss Ethel Adrenin was in Toronto
last week to attend Ute musical festi-
val etc Massey Han.
Ke th )lorton k•ft last week for
Prince Albert, `4wk., where he will
run a lather shop,
*'apt. A. M. Mhephgrl left yemtrnday
morning for Duluth to take charge of
his boat for the' station.
Austin 1'hisho m left Monday mottl-
ing for Arthur, where he has a posi-
tion ill A printing otnce'.
Ilia Vales r•turuw1 this week after
A three tits' elan. to her sister.
Mn,. Nelson, in RIdge•Gown.
T. 1', %%'right, of the Notdheiu)er
Pismo k Minot- Co., London, has been
.pending a few days in t4w'u.
Mien Maisel Farr wits h for
Kaat•r from Alma Collergge, lit. '11 as,
and returned ton her8141(1ies on Montt)-.
Miers Jeanie Robetwos ,n hreturned
from Wall aceb)r where she was
e l
teing, and will rat for a few
months.
Misty Je ' • .laudine left o71 Monday
fur Indian Head, N. W. T. Mhe wear+
accompanied by het: mother as far as
Toronto,
Mr.. Paterson, of Uxbridge, was the
Burst of Mr. dud Nix, Cie,. Acheson
for .1 few days, returning home int
e
Wednd ay.
Mr. and Mn.. John Salkeld, who
n
were at Inn,duvisiting their daugh-
ter. MIK. Jos. Merrett, returned leen.-
lust levelling.
M. (1. Cameron, M. 1'. 1'., left 1(n
'I'urwlay for Toronto to lesuuleattend-
amce at the Parliamentary session
tel
atter the adjournment.
MIM. Will Green and two childnyt.areBc lrort Aad Anis, of Detroit, al
visiting Mrs. (ir•een'M Mother, M1..
Bedford, Lighthoww ML
I). McGillicuddy has been at Mil-
lington this week for a few days onue•
bunies. He has not yet quite re-
covered from his recut severe told.
Id TYSKA/AV, April alk tuctlun sale of Imuaet•
hold furniture, tondo/dugs, s, e.: aloe a INdyy
aty
; wheel : at the Tana, of the Mimeo 1.•0111!
cuddy. opener of Klein ava mid Wellesley a1.,
w
emrerwing at I *duck. Taus. 1.7 us ow T.
auoUonw,r.
ton
AUCTION SALES.
tt•su.rsepr soil Ti.. AAI. v April teeth mkt
31104 Auction Melo d M)u.a•M,kt furniture,
furnishings and effect., belonging to the ...late
y of the Isle IL ('. Mtltw•han, at reaid nee, cornet Wellingt.K, and I.Ighthoiw. '.tnv,l.,. rktle
w 111 c.xluurnee web day at Ye to. 1'."t orUur
& liars, .«,lacaturw fur e.Knte. Tuoo.,s tit's
I Dar. *U1•tlm,0er.
Is
r
Mrs. Rests A. Rastall and children,
Reggie and Ruth.. .1 Brantford, have
been visiting friends in. town during
the paster holidays. They were the
guest* of Mrs. (Capt.) «nn. Baxter,
Lighthouse et.
Anionic the passengers on Tuestlay
morning it train were John Andrews
and .8)715 and Henry Johnston, bound
tl \\'imliprg, and H. B. Guest, whom•
destination is Maple (reek, N. W. T.
%Van. Burrows, of ShrppariUon, also
left for the Neat.
Mr. and Met. John McTavish, of
Huron township, county of Bruce.
acre visiting emendot and relatives in
(Tinton and Goxlerieh. They retarnel
to their home on Monday. %%•hilt- hen•
they aver• the of guests their brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Henderson.
Chas. Ball. who was with N. 1).
Reigt•ii• for a short tinny, has now a
ss
gll poaition in iwmdun, bring em-
ployed at the new Manning Organ far -
tory. Thio is the concern that was
talking of locating in Giderich when
the factory here was burned down.
Jasper Nicholson is now with Mr.
R4n1gt-ir.
Stratford Herald : Mr. Robert
Boyd is now on the O. T. R. run from
Ooderich G) Stratford with Conductor
Aum•brw,k, and -ed his family to
(Ihsle•i -h rse•ntly: Mr. Boyd's friends
are glad of the impn.)venrnt in his
position ; though wary to have hint
and his family remove from among
us. Mem. Boyd was all active lady in
the good work of the 11 •\1r tial
church, having IMY•tl a member of the
cthnir, *teacher In the !Sunday ach(N4,
secretary of the lwdieti Aid and nee
Mintel regularly in the decorating of
the church. The H M ria* choir
and ladies' Aid united to give Mrs.
Boyd a nicely -worded addte)n accom-
panied by a hendwonhr oak rocker.
u•inr to her leaving Stratford. Moo.
Hoyd will indeed be nonmed by ht•r
late associaGs of the• Hottle Menoixl.
G.Klerich will he the gainer from the
removal of Mr. and Mrs. Iloyd and
family.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hick'. Itutd,s'k and \i;andrlke Hit-
ters, lest and ,•11eap•st earring (4 • .
In.•pktmake. taco pint..
('IIK..1r TRIP To T'onoNTo, $I.51.
going April ttth, returning rip to \lav
Mb. F. 1•'. 1..(N"ItEN11!, town ticket
agent.
We Have just reeiv.M1 Mt the Maple
tree? (Irociry a car of the best granu-
lated anger, \1'e will sell at lowest
p1•le•. It weir ply 7011 (sr Meller (4
barrel now before prie advances,
(4. M. Ki.i.irrr.
ire cream !tailors. For trite fruit
juices and gcoal Imre Jersey iev' CPP/1111
go to the Victoria Restaurant, West
street, Beet attention nntl every
n'Iiuieite fur the public a fort. Fruit.
rinlfIM•tiotle•y, tol.u'o and cigar.. ('.
RI..\1•KM'rr. R, )mppriet)r.
BORN.
MKKKkTr. 1n London. on Mnnda). April
bah. to Mr. and Mea Joseph Merrell, a soma
MARRIED.
KIINMT JIIHNMTON. - On April BKA, lank at
the Maitland House, lbidet-kb, by Km. Ja.-
A. %A derl.on, H. A., William Charles Ernst
to Elizabeth Jolu,atal, both of (l dcrluli.
DIED.
LKTOI.ZEI_ In (1.sterlch, on 'nastier, April
31.1. MAO, Mary Veber(, wooed daughter of
JILUICA (.. and A. IL LeToasel.
Another
Slash
in
Wall
Paper
1,000 rolls new Wall
Palter, cl(arieg at 4c per
roll, vel.y pretty.
2,000 rolls new Wall
Paper, cream, blue, pink
'in(i olive tints, 5c per
roll.
If you wish higher
grade papers we have
titeni from 1Oc to 50c per
roll.
Genuine Sanitary Tile
Paper.}, suitable for bath-
rooms, kitchens, e t c.,
usually sold at 50c per
roll, our price, 35c per
roll. This paper can be
re -varnished, washed like
a tile floor and will last a
lifetime.
Geo. Porter.
'Phone IOOB.
HAND MACE DAILY
TINWARE
I have the largest
stock of hand male
Dairy Tinware in
ericb, all made
from ry English
tin. \
W A Iso Eavostrough-
illy;,(iaivailized
H11M Iron Work, Metal
'
Ceilings, Roofings,
and Sidings, Fur-
*: ning.acerl and Plumb-
*
Worsell's
Spring
"\\•ht• I Papa, volt gotthat, hat st
McLEAN BROM.' it'' the kind they
ore all wearing this spring. That'm
the place where yam bought rimy new
clothe8 ; and th:'t new 'suit you got
the other day Rn8 made there, too.
N ,Mn't it., Papa ?"
"Yen. Johnny, that', just where
they 1111 ('x1114, from, That's where I
get all Inv clothing and furnishing,.
They know their hnsdne,a, and their
stock is right up to the minute."
SEASONABLE GOODS
A . M•cinl line of 4ustrian Collars. specially made for our own
ern.1,• rind 1101.01.1001 direct.
Newest Novelties in Easter Ties.
Ser• the new Roxbury Tie.
UP-TO-DATE TAILORING.
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING.
Mc1.EAN BROS.
ART TA II AdM and
ivATTY HAMM. The Square, Ooderich.
Spafford
Cartoonist, amorist, lannosatald
IN 11I TERTAINMENT OF
Crayest y sad gamey
.1 mo s- I 1 • 11'.
MISS LAURA ACHESON, Violinist
AND
MISS EVA ACHESON, Soloist
At Victoria Opera House
ON '!' H F EVENING OF
Wednesday, April 29
t'inlet dpaspur•s of III venires Camp
SONS OF MC'OTLAND
London Fran Prow : "He carried the Audi-
ence from inure to gay and from tear. to biter
lou, 1au11►tor throughout two hours of cnyon-
4sw, melts*' anal laude.'.
Admission, 25c.
Reserved .Seats, 35c.
Plan of Hall at Kidd's Book Store.
READY TO WEAR
CLOTHING I
Made up from goods in stuck -
well -made, gloat -fitting gar-
lurnts--a lot Netter than the or-
dinary -at prices that will make
It to your interest to BUY
NOW.
FINE
(ot omp1ete
Your new Spring Attire is not yet complete
If you have nut fated yourself with
A PA1It OF STYLISH SHOES
FROM OUR WELL ANSORTBD STOCK
Not only in the FINE L 1 14 11 14 have we
the 11 E M T makes, but also in the
DOLLAR- FIFTY, TWO DOLLAR
AND TWO -FIFTY LINES
The goods are all new and arra unexcelled in
value. Each pair bears the *tamp of quality.
THE 1..OWEi9T POSSIBLE PRICES con-
sistent with 11 10 H ORA DE GOODS
Try apair ofour M EN'S RUBBER
14 14 13 N BA L 8. for everyday wear.
Thew show* are waterproof and don't get Yard.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONK
�. S6wning
DUNGANNON.
I At a tweeting of Huron Lodge, No.
3843, A.O. U. W. It was arranged to have
a misting of the brethren on Sunday,
19th, to attend St. Paul's chuhcll to
ha spetlel sermon by Rev. M. M.
o!berg. The Clay waw llllrar1d Shone
present werewell repaid for attending
Th11t' en M•I It tN ittquent1101110111/011.r
{ph re at
went, and
many of theme were in the illltlltdiat•
rieinity, Certainly mimed an office.-
. which should have provrnl of
TAILORED SUITS great I, ncflt Gt thea ispintlaliv as
well as Gr do the partwhich every
lone narntlper h,w undertaken in his
obligation toward his Ildge.--Geu.
DT's A O40U THING. -A brand new
and up-to-date stock of bots and
sin we has just arrived at the Otxierich
Bargain tore. and will he offered
very cheap, We will ale, offer at this
cheap sale about 3(11) aaeorted pictures
some very choice ones. A11 for
half prier. Alen A lot of lees and aline
time, wakes w•., at & hargain.--J. W.
Btuntzm K.
A' specialty. Newest iWptrta-
toms in file clothes. 1f you
want something real wood, the
place to get it is
DUNLOP'S S t
NEXT RANK OF MONTREAL.
NILE.
Our t)wnnulrn Mattbgws and Jack-
man had McKenzie t Howell's fence
builder one day this week. They haat
IUD rids of McK, A H. heavy uptight
tenor put up. It is called the Ideal.
They Nay they never saw a better fence
and are inure McKenzie & Howell will
sell kola if it to theme who want a Hist.
clams artkelr.
GREAT IEJOVAL SALE
AT THE HAMILTON NT. OHO('ERY
AND PRODUCE $TORE
<'Iaanw.nein11 Retarder April ra Kitt
w hen we wilt offer theour truss-
er,' emelt. onn4..tlltg d Ororerle,,
Canned Gonda, Tea.., Coffees, Sugar, Hire,
Tapioca K1,'ult and ('onteottoawry, 1an
ner and Tea Sabi (*hp.w.rs sod Toilet
Seto Potatoes. Apples and nonrated every
-
thir.g kept In a rsta1a.r Teary .Sark.
We be W move, And we Teary
tee
moony staler .Lan tiN good... Rrerytelng
rawh. Hauer and Sign taken aa mak. ('orae
(weir and get a bargain.
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HODG ENS BROS.
NMI DOOR
WEST et HAMILTON
STREET.
Travelers' Samples
at Bargain Prices
H
EkE are some .Saturday bargains in travelers' samples. We clear-
ed the dress goods and handkerchief samples of a big firm of man-
ufacturers' agents. They were bought at bargain prices and on Satur-
day we will turn them over to you at away below what they cost to
make. Here is the list. Come in the morning for first and best choice.
Dress Goods Samples
Travelers +wu)plrw of black and cdomd draws goods, all double fold materials. lengths
; to one yard. Of wane them are two or three alike. Ltudgast. cashlrlrr.n, sedges *IA
fancy mated*ls. Goods worth from 35t• to $1.16 per yard. liseriog the ga111plew 0*) Sat-
urday at your choice Ilk or
Three for Twenty-five cents.
The Handkerchiefs
For quick selling we have divided these handkerchiefs
Saturday put them on sale at 5 and 10pts each.
Sample Handkerchiefs, IOc
Travelers' maniples+ of fancy- lawn and linen
handkerchiefs,-heust.it'hel with drawn work,
lace trimmed and fancy embetridetd. All
Irish manufacture and in perfect condition.
Handkerchief. (hat would mill all the way unto
2rocand 31k e.( h. Clearing Saturday at each
1(k or
Three for Twenty-five cents
into two lots and on
Sample Handkerchiefs, Sc
Travelers ol
moo e. lawn and linen handker-
chief,. hetnstit'h..I ,and plain edge* Julien and
gentlemen's ,1411.•., nIMP,'1411) in this Int, worth
from Me to Alt:each. Your ehuice on Saturday
at ,each
Five cents
Sample Veils at l6c
Travelers' sainphoi v.jIa, Aar quality of wash net, plain or with vote. rmlHoiderd
ends and lowlier. Vella that etottkl melt from AIe 1.) 50r, Jlutt a few of totem. Your
cht,icl• on SAtnrlay, each
Fifteen cents
New Rain Coats
Fashion has set the seal of her
approval on the rain coat. It is one of
the most sensible garments t lady can
buy, and is more in demand than ever
this Mason. It is stylish, serviceable
and dressy, either in or full length,
and is growing more popular every
day. llere are the prices of our !)est
spring styles.
Ladies' rain cotta, fawn or navy hone, wide
mkwvr, full skirt, will not harden
$3.7r. And
Ladies' twin coats, right fawn, all wool,
shower proof cloth, herring -hone stripti
in grey,. and fawn 8111(1eN, will not hard-
en or pull at the wean1M, full skirt, new•
Above An(1 will wear well. each 57,4(1
[Althea t COMM, made (1,111 ahowcr pnwlf
mwferials, Hees• hack, flew Nide idee.•,•,
mat t•nllJ I, grttyM sol fawns, each .1:.1111
ladies; extra good quality rain flats. Inwle•
from high grade materials and the very
latent *tyles, full skirt and newest
aler.•Is, f and (till length $11) to $15
Skirts Ready to Wear
You will save a lot of time and
bother if you buy a skirt ready to
wear. Better made skirts than these
tailor made garments you are not
likely easily to find. They are this
spring's styles made from good ma-
terials and fit and hang just right..
Just a few price hints
Black 'mitre 'skirt*, made from gore'Dooley
hasty,.
, lined throughout. born with
velvet., will keep their' ruler an wear
well, each . $tZ
ladies' 'skirts, trade from all wood home -
spurn'. aprhlg Wright.', sttrhed eAMTIN
five mem 'ditching around the bottom,
unlined, stylimh andZse1viceahle gar-
mentA, fetch 011e75
lacli.44 *skirt., le from extra good qual-
ity black broadcloth, all pure wood, tatl-
111 made, nine Iowa stite•hdng around
the lo)ttotn, very stylish garment that
will give aatiafactory wear, each . • .11 ‘50
lwdirw' mkirtw made of floe navy ladies'
cloth, narrow white stripe, ,it in the
1topnlar style. stylish, dressy and aim
�
vkvwhke, each ,
HODGENS BROS.