The Signal, 1903-5-7, Page 108 THURSDAY, sty 7, 19(3 THE SIGNAL: (IODERIOH ()NTA
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This Store closos at 6 o'clock after May 1st.
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.
TIIF NEW SPRING STOCK invitekru. We are
proud of our purchases,-and-feel,confklent that they
will meet with your approval. Haven't been study-
ing your wants all these years for nothing.
Good Black Goods Great Clothing Values
„rt )11.•1 lr.'.tves lever f 1 room We consider the wiped value to he a
oil a Ietaile•cs routat•r. Then were etembinati41m of excellence of ojuadity
b •(cried with :ul eye to nualily, to and rtasmsbieneMs of price, and when
style, to ge'nelouN width, and extnt w0' sty great clothing values we Meath
va111•: tJw following a0'. 141414144. spec(- an extremely low price attached to
mens netpus-
.
and buy's clothing of pM-
NEW BLACK VOILES, alt wool. 44 thene4 all omni cxtrllenre.
inches wide. spuria( at Mk- rani,MEN$4 Ht'IT.'S, nicely made,ggoeod
other nualitie•s Min•, *IMO t/11.2i.Ili /IMk, good style, $S I), $0. and
ik)YH' SI' ITS for all ages, priers AN
low as $1.1111 up to UM) and WM.
EXTRA FINE: FINISH BLACK
BROADCLOTH. wide width, id.'
rawly shrnk, at *1.111.
59 inches with. IIEA\'7' BLACK MENS' and BOYS' SEPARATE
rkind von usually ay PANT'S.
HEHGE, the p
$1.01) for, lit 75e.
'SPECIAL FINI4111I81.At'K Cif K\'I
OT. the lest vale tett at *1.411I,
M EN'S STYLISH HAIN ('OATS for
oplting wear, thoroughly waterproof.
*110N1 atnl *12.11).
Iw•xving your cash With tae sssutrs ywl of a hand.
anus. pre , given free on ppurchases( of different
xnluunt1, die larger I he amount the better 4li,' lore '
Ribbons and Trimmings
New' weaves. new 0, .to., letter
viilues, •special burley tneck ribbon,. at
lllc id.
NEV\DRESSTRIMIIIN(i, in blae•k
and errant medal!' . new 1laiel,
new ornaments. frau let.4 yd, to $2.IM►.
PRETTY LACES. how'retires, new
designs, from :11• yd. to SLIM yd.
i EMBROIDERIES. extra value. goo el
e !ger. 6 inches wide• at 101• yd.
Dress Making Department
\\-ill take your slier. Piave yoil ods
O
time and ti ,ialde, Ilsake• la good sty-
Ii:!1 garmu•ut, satisfaction gwarantril.
l'lillinery Department
If you over had •oras• to make
competitions between this millinery
store *nil the hest that existit outside
of it, vel, are buying your millinery
herr. it would b0' remarkable were it
otlu•rw•is•, for we are vertainly rnr
IN say'lllg muss et vie and moil• quality
into OM' tr. el hats -the rtslsrtive
pore. considered - than any other
I millinery wore in the county souls
able or willing to.
CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. !Arid
up to date, stylish, wearable styles.
low priers.
Smith Bros. & Co.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. M. Mau•kay was at llunkton,
Perth county, agein last Numbly. For
s•verai Sundays oast he ham t11r'ti sup-
plying in the Presbyterian church I
then'.
Next Sunday the Baptist slouch
enters upon its enrol year of work in '
Oulrrich. The s'rvies will be appro.
prints. tothe erasion. ad wil lie
conducted by the pastor. The public
ate crrlially invited.
The following ia.li,s trim' town and
vicinity have been attending the cun-
vention of the I'rebyt.' ian Wom en'e
Foreign Miasionar)• tkwir•ty alt Ourlph
thin w•or•k : Mrs. (Rev.) Hamilton, Mr's.
l'arlrton. Mrs. Lawemr tf.rr-imrrtlkMh1e
Maggio Mnnagsand Miss Polley.
Clinton N•t•wm-Itronl : The cunglr-
gsti(m of Willis church were Mvons'
last Sunday evening in listening to
Mr. W. Glenn l'amlplwll. late organist
of North stmt c•hurc•h, (icdcrich, who
officiated at the organ *Wrought eat the
service. His playing suet 1 his
previous trpntati,m ne organiet and
delighted all torment.
The nnnnnl district inim.ting of the
Mrtl)uliet church. Oulerirh district,
will be held in Ontario-st. church,
.l'linton. May 111 and 11). Ministerial
session 10 a. in.. T'uraay. Turelay
evenin n nthlic me't.ing In the inter-
est of t u• N. *wiry bicentenary celebra-
tion will be held, when 1ul(Ire'se,re will
lie given by Iter. 1. B. Wallwin, B. A.,
of Srafort h, and H. W. McKenzie, to
Goderirh. Annual erosion May Bb
111 A. M.
For the first t' • in several weeks
the eone tion of Knox church oc-
cupied t main body of the church
Nmmm►nmmmmmmmmn►nmm
Na 9 Coiled Wire, X2.63
= Barb Wire, $2.75
Aai,:.dy
\\'e have a full stock at }nes'nt, but it is going out fast at
t'u',w price's.
Out win. is extra gond this 1•e;II. It ie hard and well gallon -
IL •d.
..FENCING..
FROM 25c A ROD UP.
\\"e eau gi• a ion it conel!,let• feneee for I.•.s than :k;c pa'r
o1•a 9 -wire 1,1..') fell..• for 13.. 1114'1.011
Every
trot 11111.0'
t,•at.ifl,n
to the_
miperinrity
of our
IDEAL
FEN( '1 NO
o
a!1
n here.
WhyP
Westin*
it hi lurked
MO that
upright
cannot slllee
1141 lettere,.
Recliner
it is tnaole
of all No. )
hand steel
wire.
We Nell it at slant the same figure haml•wnven fences are
N"h4at, which ate woven with molt wires that *relight Md upon
play out.
If yon want a essaying machine we m41 the hest rocks at
*1.!M), nr *11.7:0 f.,0' eonithat. outfit.. owe If *cheaper ttaachlur Is de-
sired we s•II t lelo
- HOLLYWOOD PAINT sire. .itisf*Ctllwl,ries farthest, wind
weir. I s •sl .
Lirlwrd 111. (tis. :1 gal. ----
1'..t'.' white lead. $:).:ale•1 cwt.
12-14. gate., complete, $:0111 ,•ash.
Nails, :2,• s 1•ound.
And everything e1'..4 in Imolaalr a4 prices to please. \W,•
are hl ,o het lel I..itioll t+, se11 hardware than others. II:mitt-am
s n m lonsinetea. We eodeatVotjo- Tr( tilt. Iwst and sell the lea.(
at the Imsl prig.•. going.
McKENZiE & HOWELL
The (ioderich hardware Store.
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lust Sunday. 'I'lne pastor, Rev. J. A.
Andersen, gave expression to the
gratification of the Itmgrrgal1011 in
being able 44) assemble 4111(0' 111/e ill
the are'Wt.,liltnl pleats. after the dis-
turbance .anwd 1Iv the work of re-
decorating the sails. 'lie new decor-
ations glue on the whole at pleasing
app.'arume, and thecouglegatrom tasty
tlljustly take renewed pride in their
lannstlll a ehut•eh. The work has e,e.t
abut $IMN) atlli a special rollrtou will
be taken next S lay to rater a pot -
titin of this al11o1111t.
MI. litsn•gr s s•noad 1.10111 was filIA1
tan M lay eve • g. when itev. Mr.
(i of 4'11111111, grave his lecture ou
witr•lrls t•Icgraphy. 11e was amniote(
by Mr. Brewer. also °f Clinton, in
giving plwrticid d.,uunstat• Mutt -
trotting hie address. The speaker ex-
plained the working of the ordinary
electric telegraph. and then cause the
t interesting part; a receiver
plans' iu an apposite corner of the
room 611411 the transmitter was made
to sound when the key of the trans -
matter war utnek, an incandescent,
lamp placed in the circuit of the !v-
etiver WAS ululate to Hash and ,t entail
electric *Motor wait °twisted 6.141 the
transmitter. sitter. The ualurr sued Opel..
ntikm of the eoliere , the tear of which
has AMAIN iossible the application of
an beloved torrent of electricity to
the c11ut'ryante of intdli$iblr algns,
mutate() explained. The instruments
used being to Mr. Brewer and have
been aubjrctrd to many testa, soueerrs-
ful comtmunl'ation being conducted
one day recently at a distance of about
a ouarter of a mile.
There was a veal arse
�•oe�egtt-
tion at the confirms on is rviee »t It .
0.orgo'r church laps vening. and the.
candidates muubeled forty-five (in-
cluding l�avev,eral aslul ), twenty-nine
females iutd sixteen 's. After ex-
pl ' g the meaning of the apewtolic
rite, by which those who had los• •
members of the duurh b baptism
r•nrwel their vows and m r a public
confession, His Loutish' s B1shop
Haklwin went on to outdrew' the cl•n-
ditixtrs alum directly. world
was compered to a slava market.
Satan, ►hr world and man's nettimidly
1)1 the
corrupt nature Wore a syndic,{
cruellest of slave owners,- tam the
Savior had rumle into the world to
ala\'es, we were Nought with the iil•icr
of His blood, we were Ilis, our t
and gifts belonged to Hine. our 1
war at His diap:sal, lend it was on
when we ler'a11r. shaves of Christ the
we became truly free. \When St. Paul
said he was the "servant" of ('hrist
the Greek word tweet meant ••slave•'
and it WAS this idea of complete and
ever -continuing ownership that the
slwaker wished to emphasize. The
Bishop its a tarot ra'ue,at Ulan and is
never re so than when conferring
eonftrmat tun.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A. J. (00101wr expects a car of reed
cure this week,
Hick's Magic Cloth-eleauer iemuves
grease or oil stains. 15e per bottle.
WAvrtcu.-Carload potatoes, 65e per
bushel fur good stock. Om). E. KINO,
\Wiuglluta,
'cry ferry (Mens. Perry & Co.'M iwu
801.4411) is the hit -gist tar the world.
11•
Our to , u r f p um unci( daily. Ask
your dealer for them.
le cn•xm parlors. For tour fruit
juices and gore' pure Jermey ice (leant
go t. the `'icteric It•staurant, West
/street. !test attenti and every
irrpuisitr fur the public contrite. Fruit,
confectionery, t,lru•t.• A00 cigars l'.
ptn)prieWr.
1. W. Caters, gr.uluat• from the
Institute of Science, Rochester, also
611111 College of 'Hypnotism, Mitch..
cures by hypnotic suggestion Olt• -
atisnl, elatra, neuralgia, dyspepsia.
weak hark, starmurring, ilia°
diiasmuenioa, cigarette habit and all
nerve troubles. Stili Adelaide St.
West. Toronto. Xi -1t
Having returned to town I have de-
cided to open up suitable Premiere
ahortly for the display and sale of the
F. E. Karn l'otupanya (of Toronto,
Buffalo and ',melon, Eng.) medical
preparatioxns, electric belta, etc. 1
AM also agent for Gloria Tonic, a re-
liable remedy for rheutuatient. In the
meantime onb•rs Irft at McDonald's
bsarling house, St. David's street, in
tear of Craig's hotel, will tw prompt-
ly attended to. Agents ensu( to
MAYANS the townships. J. W. WE.\Toi-
Read all The Signal !
It Is hill of Good News !
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
n issue of same week.
bwly
PERSONAL MENTION,
F. Weld, of London, was in town on
Ttw•mday.
(icor. Graham made a trip to [.is -
towel Allis week.
It, W. McKenzie took a trip to
\\'inghaiu this work.
Fred Shephard has been spending a
few days in town on a visit,
Mee. Brydges is spending a Reek
with relatives at ihingannon.
Rev. l'. A. Seager. 11. A.. of To
ionto. is in town on a brief visit.
, Harold Rho -ketone, of Clinton, visit -
'eti at him benne here during the' week.
"Rev. i. 13. \\'atlwln, of **forth, has
been in town *vend days the plot
week.
Mrs. l'arnhaun, of Ik•Lnoit, is visiting
her bather, \\1n. (ins•°, Trafalgar
street.
1lu•Ilet1 I.n.yis, of - Clinton.
spent Tuesday nn town with his
brit her,
Miss McIntosh. of Nile, spent gator-
derail(' Sunday- in town, the gland of
Mrs. A. J. ('.mlper.
('leas. 1)iuganan, repreotrnting The
Montreal Herald, west in town on
1{1w'ne'as thin week.
Stuart lane returned on Saturday
from Toronto after the t•owp'etion of
the term at the law School.
Mrs. \\',titer Hem, of Elimville, is
visiting her p arenta. Mr. and Mrs.
(in). Tlm,,sn, Elgin Ill
Mr. and Mrs, 11. E. Bothwell and
children. of Toronto, are again making
their holm• herr for the r.
Mia. A. M. Shephard left this morn-
ing for Buffalo to take a short trip
with ('apt. Hhcphald on his bloat.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Graham. of
Toronto. are visiting at the Redford.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Heslgt•ns.
Mrs. 1[. Martin and two children, of
ilemiltn, are visiting at tha home of
Mr. and Mn‘ Henry Martin, Newgate
street.
Mil. Albs), of 1ielifax, arrive) on
Tuesday from Tortmto, waere aIle had
been visiting. to m end a tow weeks'
visit with Mrs. A. F..1. Mittel.
Mr. ,ancisMrs. (bantiner, of Exeter,
were in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day on their wedding trip end were
the guests of His. 1'. T. 'bah(
Mts. MacMeth, of Dmngennon, was
the guest of her daughter. Mls.
IIs len, last week on her morn horn
a visit to Clinton and Heaforth,
•leeseph Healer, who ham Imran attend-
ing the Central Iluuinerls College, To-
ronto, returned home last week. lie
ham been on the sick lint, last Is now
on the trent(.
Geo. W. Fonrmt and family have
removed to London. Mr. Formats
IIdem as express messenger between
Iluffal)'atd (lode deb in filled hy J. A.
Triter, Tate of Harriahurg.
Mhw (laden ham returned from an ex-
tended visit to her p err•nte home in
Toronto. Her nephew, Masta•r (buten
Daniel, returned with her after a visit
orf -a few weeks in the city.
Mrs. R. P. Andrews and two chil-
dren, of Winnipeg, are in town on an
extended visit. Mr. Andrews has
t iken up land near Ynrkton, Asea,.
and will Is. in that district for no -
ImKnths.
Miss ('another., of (Ottawa, spent a
few day's visiting Mies Uiekwm,
\Waterhs, street, and left Tile•sley
morning to attend the l'rembyterian
Women s Missionary Stwiety mooting
at Guelph.
Rbc. 1/r. Ilanlilton, of Stratton',
spent a fee ,litvs thin week with his
a on, R'v..lAC. llnmilton. Thengplh not
far from the fowra•orr• mark. the
r'remit 1gent lemon isstill in 11atwswion
of it gt.rlt f 1 of health 0.11(1 vigor.
and Mrs. Elliott. of Nairn,
,vele in town this week• and in
about a fortnight will take up
their ,-,siden.e i,, their recently
la'r'ch"'.,sI 1144,15,' 1,11 \West -rot., former
'. ,srnpiel by N. 1). Rongt'it'. The
Il.rgvie homily an• now living in
(.heir new liotoe, 1111.1ler of i,ighthoioe
and EMs'. streets.
Mins Clara Mhat•noan returned past
week from Prince Albert, Mns-
katchew'all, where she had been stay-
ing daring the fall And winter with
her mi5ler. Miss Alice. Het• many
friends are delighted to 'pollee the im-
pn.,venaent In her health which has
rwolt.rl f. the trip Mt*, Jennie
*Motown. who was '.-fatting n•lat.ivca
in (*Wag" flu a few wreka, alwa re-
torned home.
Another
\Slash
1
Wall
Pap
1,000 rolls ew Wall
Paper, clearing • t 4c per
roll, very pretty.
2,000 rolls new
Paper, cream, blue, pin
'tn(l olive tints, 5c pe
roll. •
If you wish higher
grade papers we have
them from 10c to 50c per
roll.
Genuine Sanitary Tile
Papers, suitable for bath-
rooms, kitchens, c 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 1008.
RAND TRUNK
NAVIGATION NOW OPEN
ON LAKES
North TM TraujerWios Ccs paly
Steamer heave,, Hernia Mondays,
1Wednrslays A1141 Friays, at 3 p. In..
for Sault Ste. Marie, Punt Arthur,
Fant \William and Ihduth(Wednesday
ate, •r runs to Fort William nnly.l
Northern Naritatios Ctarysy
Stenmrr le•avr•,, t''„Ilingw,11d 1:a11 p.
tn., Owen S,nnd, II p. in. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays for Sault
Ste. Marie and int••rNorliat.P point.
Magda Narlgatia Gu/asy
Mf, auu•r leases Muskoka Wharf 2 p.
111. daily except Monday for Hal*. Port
Manfleil, Bosses(, and lntrnnnnate
prpinta, and on T\,esdeys, Thursdays
and Satunlays to Pert (in eklmlrn and
1sorts on 1.site inuelth.
s*tnille t lake et lays Nari`atia
Cewpq
Steamer leaven Huntsville 7:15 it. tae.
and )I:M p. ni. Tuesdays, Thuneleys
and 44stnrviaea for Dorset and inter
nndiate 11,14...
Trout t
Reason for ).,,ot fishing now open
!?or tickets. information and 111us
tralei Ilterst ore of s. - Mantle in
Highlands of Ontluin, apply to
F. F'. l.Aw14EN('E.
Town Ticket Agent.. tl.wlerich
J. D. MI'ln1NA1,I1,
District Passenger Agent. Toronto.
FARM HELP.
if tumors who are needing hired
help will wend their 1111111(+1 to Inc let
(Ottawa, stating whether they waist
single tag married lawn, English, Irish'
tat Scotch,If they have a preference,
the lett l of 4' • they will engage
thecal, wages they are willing t0' pay
twilit Ward of (Y,urr,el, and •allow me
t4 use my Judgment in making a
choice, 1 will neem sone of the incom-
ing immigrants at Moutreeti, and do
my best to got the help they require.
(1f (Outs' 1 04 t gguxrantoe men, but
lav services are at the disposal of all
who wish them in this consoled llll .
Rtraoarr Hoi.m*o,
M. P. West Huron, Ottawa.
Looks Like a Good Idea.
Duettists Danner.
Tie plan of having proferw'omd
judges of stark aL the township fairs
was found to work well at the Arca..
ter fair and at the other fai,s which
availed thrulselves of the offer made
hy the Ontario Govenunrnt. The
(Plan is being extended. This year
*3,011111 ham been set apart for the par-'
poste, w1 that every fair which desires 1
may have professional judges who will
he aide not only to deride on the 15Mt
*Mutat but to give intelligent reasons
for their decisions. It is much the
iuore satiefat tory way.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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(riven our regular nuns, ndenn..)
[Additional rorlwponee on page 1 this week.'
ST. AUGUSTINE
WRONttan.ly, May 9th.
(',RNER *rano 1..1In.--Thr corner
stone of the now Rosman ('acholic
church being built here was laid ou
Sunday afternexm by Ht- Rev. Bishop
McEvoy of l.a)ndun. The congre-
gation was a large one; Winghan and
other placer were well repr .'std last
the unfavorable weather prevented
many 111111 Ialtsiele print. attending.
Rev. Fr. McMenamin, of lawan,
preached Lite sereno and the other
priests present were Rev, Fr. Hellion,
of the perish, Rev. Fr. Me-
t'onuac, of Ashflrld, Rev. Fr.
l'ilwonneault, of Clinton. and Nev. Fr.
West, of (icxlrrich. The church will
he a tine stone edifier and will est
about COMM
1 Oct /rs and druggists pronounce
Miller's Compluud Iron Pills the hest
ou the market ; 51) doses 15 cental. For
sale hy•Jas. WiIs..n.
ot `Complete
Your urw Spring Attire is not yet complete
it you have not fitted yourwlf with
A PAIR OF STYLISH SHOES
FROM OUR WELL ASSORTED STOOK
Not only in the F.I NE LINEN have we
the BENT makes, but also In the
DOLLAR- FIFTY, TWO DOLLAR
AND TWO -FIFTY LINER
The goods ate all new and are uwexeelied in
value. Each ppaal• tears the etxmp of quality.
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES coo -
/Astra with HIGH GRADE 000D SI
Try apair otourMEN'H RUBBER
BEEN B A L S, for every -day wear.
These oboes a'e waterproof and don't get had.
REPAIRING NEATi.Y DONE
w
COLBORNE1' -
Tt?isDAY, May Doh.
MARRIED AT Haw'Ali.--The fulhow-
ing from a Trent number of The Soar
Times refers to a young lady well
known here, a native of this trwnehipp
and a former student of (ilxlerich Col-
legiate Institut.- : Announcements
have been received in the Scor of the
nlarriagr March L'ie'd in Pahala,
Hawaiian Islands, of Miss Mary Irene
Trwslry, formerly of this cit) to
Albert Kelogg Harford a civil en-
gineer frons Californie. Thr (,ride re-
sided in the MOO until *hoot three
yeas age, when she went t, the
Hawaiian Intends to trach s•hosrl.
Hite has been teaching in Honolulu
and Honuap... Mime Tewsley attended
the Collegiate Institute here anti later
taught successfully. She is a uiecr of
JAMAS Mtra•han, 11 this city, and has
many warn hiends who extend Inst
wishes to her in her now home thous-
ands of miles away. This roarer Soo
girl 'e a lady of fine rharsctet• and
very popular in this vieiuih',
FIRE AT AUBURN.
Flows Molle Completely Destroyed Gash Tues.
da, Morning.
The Manchester flour mill at Au-
burn, operated by George Toms, was
dr.toy?ed by tier early Tuesday morn-
ing. T%w fire started from a lantern
which Mr. Toins left on the upper Hat
for a short time to attend to th,•
machinery on the lower fiat. The
budding wan turned to the ground
std the machinery was totally de-
stroyed. The litam in partially coveted
by !insurance. Cull's Bros. atr the
owners of the property.
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DO
WRIT HAMILTON
STREET.
A Saturday
Parasol Bargain
New Parasols, 98c Each
BRAND new goods, fresh from the factory at a price that means a
saving to buyers. We cleared the lot at a Iibi rat discount from
the makers' regular price. To start parasol selling going we put the
whole lot on sale .Saturday morning at the low price of
Ninety -Eight Cents Each
Parasols, hill 13-ineh rih, fast bls.•k, twilled tip, will not rut, st el rod, hollow
rib, patent n,nner, fancy Dresden handles. momultrl 11n psrliehed wood. A paras.'
Omit will wear well, auitable for rain or sunshine, wood( 1e• gess( valine at *1.25.
This lot on sale Saturday at each Ilnc.
IIINITIR PARASOL4. AL[, NEV.\011.511, *'LINT, f2.11, k $2j111,
Ma
Whi
day.
that is b
worth seei
single garme
never had.
week. Come
you wish.
Six sample
whole stock by.
3 Gown Prices.
AT 79 CENTS.
11a(1e from gond English
cotton., W -shaped neck, trim-
nud with hill of 2 inch
enllm,ider-y, yoke of tucks
and hemstitching, ruff of
cambric frilling, hrn,Mtit•herl.
very spwc•iatvalue at each 79c.
AT Ski (•ENTM.
Made of good English
,rhos. cambric finish, yoke
a duster of tucks, insertion
and hemmtit'hing, neck and
front trimmed with 2 inch
embroidery, warp bettor,
elf, s
embroidery
, each.... 9ir•.
AT *1.0M1.
Made of growl English
eottm, low epuatr neck,
insertion and embroidery,
cuff, baby ribbon tri act,
pearl buttons, each .... *1.00.
Whitewear Sale
wear selling has been good since Satur-
have got a stock of dainty underwear
nging us lots of business. It is well
, even if you don't want to buy a
t. Better goods or better value we
)ecial display will continue all next
(1 see it ; no need to buy unless
rices that you can judge the
Better gat -1114•11t. fine
quality. hands 'Iy ta-im-
mel each *1.:141, 92.I0, &
3 Skirt Prices.
AT t1110ENTS.
Made from good English
cotton, with draw Miring,
finished with three row of
tucking, outer frill of 7 inch
cambrie embroidery, with
sod edge, each (Mk•,
A' *1.00.
lair from good English
ant n, draw Miring, 4 inch
duet IMP, 14 inch outer hill,
with - owe of hemstitching
and to ka, 4 inch hill of
splendid skirt to
wear, ext gold value, each
*1.4N1,
AT *1.225.
Maude from god English
cotton, 12 Inc ft -i11 of OTP
row of 14 Ire tine liter
insertion and on of three
inch lace to mat . Dist
ruffle, meanie drnth sewn,
each .. *1.25.
firth- garments,
qualities, hatorbeme• tri
slings at fon) *1.50. 52,4
np to *100.
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Tapestry
Carpets
House-cleaning days a r e
here. That means thoughts
of carpets. For almost any
room there is nothing much
better than a good tapestry
carpet. Get a good one and
it will keep its color and stand
any amount of hard wear.
Our stock of these serviceable
carpets was never bettor. We
have dozens of new patterns
to select from, all good quali-
ties and good value.
New Tapestry Carpet*, Ole,
New Tapestry Carpets, 874e.
New Tapestry Carpets, 50r.
New Tapestry Carpets, 900.
New.Tapcstry Carpet, The.
New Tapestry Carpets. HOP.
New Tep.'stry Carpet, 4$)e.
Corset Clovers
Every size in corset covers and
many styles to select from, plain or
trimmed with embroidery or fine
laces and insertions, all the new
styles, .
25c to $ 1.001
Drawers
A big assortment here to select
from, all made from good English
cotton and handsomely trimmed with
embroideries, laces and Insertions,
tuckings an -1 hemstitching,
--S3c to $1.00
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HODOENS- BROS.
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