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MIs. Ethel shanieatl returned Io. t week from
her alt . 40 1 111414401.1•41•01111.11by 14
(irahau. Mlanlwn, of that ray, who in vlwlling
her Motive.. here.
John ('older. of Toronto. (n.Metor for the
-i 1'nder.ilter'• Ammetatin., waa in town Ihh.
! awe". -is 4.1.nen.i ion ., it It the te.umner of (h.
new tomato fuel or).
Mr. Ihthuwl, of Toronto, agent of the Iknuile
i.at !Jur of VtHnn14111.• Now ht town Ihf..4ek
un burinu,w in eo,,neet ion will. 11.0 exlaa'I trade
of 111r organ fret ,.ry.
Mr.. J. W. ltr.xteriek uud Mr. and Mr..
1'Ia'L, of London, were s MilitiaMr. Itrderirk
.111ring the week. Mt.. Flak a daughter of
Mi. and Mr.. itldilerirk.
J,1.... Boll' of 4'h litho v14in.l hl. tool her. Mr.
Berle) Holt, user Man.iat, He M now y staling
a -hon time in Itulr,b,. but will net urn Leer
w'it1, hl. wife+owl ehiIln•a,
Mr, Wm. Met aaglwul look in lite exeyrion
111 11e•11vI1 on Ill, 1;,1110111141. Mho War. uerrxn-
pwulel 4ty Mi.. Erle. who will MI1114il, fora
mated 111 the tit) 1 t.itilyt (rived..
I Ir. Willi. null wile, 01 IMO mit. were gaomla
of Mr. aunt Mr.. J. IIuulhl sold loft Ile. week
10 sl.it fria•luf• ill N,•n.all and 1{aoter. 'Mr.
Willi. 1. it daughter of Mr. Marlin.
MI.. ('an.) 1'14 Ling who 1'..1••ndLtg holiday..
a1 tier hueu• hen'. .ted fourth n1 herrxau,ina-
1 ion At V iel.wlu hn.pibth 1001441011. Nle• n•1 anon
;o n• -tint,' her 111111.. M.aol.a hill.
t ha.. 44'w hlostott alio .Nin the hewyin,l en
1l.uuillua for %•v entl Week., seri, wl hum'* Sal•
n lata)- night. .41tbuugh. .till weak. hr L. iln•
pnoring nwely and (. able I. be adman WWII.
11', M.'H, lirn'a. of the C. T. 11. .nag, Sarnia.
:teevnll shied 114 hi. friend, Herb. Munlex•h, of
Volt Ilona., 1 i.lted the funs is ,aereul. Th or
4141) of Loa o eek at Ito.• IM •i• Varlet.1'olhlrm•.
11.•.. a1'. W. ytiild,M, of 1.•11muua.. R4.e i,
.i.'•d illy. a mvnlb'. ,weal inn '111 ht• old Iwuni•
hen., len iug arra...) Ltat Th14,.ta might Ire
J1•aewr tiny(ward. Mt. t, 1,t,.r ne•cuur
I.u1ie•• 1' . ,
It. 1leusler..e of the jail itaff, rel erred to
hi. tint ie. int AfadA)' after a jr'riearm nolle.. of
I w 0 Si 44•kn, Mr. fowl Mr.. 1bider%Ip WWI 111
r..11, ro' !heir 110411k- to 041 l lw• kind friend. who
h
a .i.tld -o faithfully through 1,. ilbwmx
Mr. M:t'unl ret tined I.1.1 .4100\ frau a 1 0.11
wlrle_.._ iIh her &toedrr in 1.1,4100,n. .let'.. .11 1-T 1t1`!w'idrettl wrote In
Laud.... boalung .ohs• rill. broken 111 11 .t reel
r ..r .utlid.a, bud -is non quite resin aril.
K. Swart. and W. ThuIHwwl went 10 I,i.
/earl 4e•trrtu33 In atd•ed the awe.. Mr.
...tel.' Priem, vale 1. rnlrml Wme. o., Omit
to the *et writtwr the ow., ha, 10 1a• i...t
pu1.d 4114 .111 b' heli lol00 row Nei s+u enl.,y,
8 Tuuntmia, June 25 1')(3
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
CTAKE A Dry Goods
LOOK
AROUNU Millinery.
Clothing and
den's Furnishing
('ome' to us. We are right on the Square. You'll
find a 1►ig, bright store full of bargains.
Buy Clothing Now
{tetra 1410 Bud's' m •r Mlllts
reduced.
4'(i.
MEN'S FELT iIAT`, regular
$•-t„ :III for 51.75
MEN'S\ FELT iJ:'TS. regular
5•j„IM kir 51.511
l'ien's •and Boys' Shirts
The Lttr,.1 vuutIller .shirts. J..,rt
front, new' Elated de•yigita, 1e-
Ktd,tr• 111.11111,,for 7:a•
I..AllliEItA`R(E110104SHIKT):
amid_ ..-wa„lylsw w,ltwa- NNw
styles. best -cloth, regular 751•
special at
Buy Wash Goods Now
Ni.'.' fancy .lilt. Itq•, 121e, 1:w,
JA•.
New' ginghanis, liege white rail-
van clot)!., 111•.- hail. :rel
linen.,
Buy Dress Goods Now
A hig new stiwk sit dress
all Ilp•ttt-dale and the ir..t %al-
Iles W44 bite,' *O'er .11.114. 11.
SPF.I'IAI, 'HACK. CII 1•:vt(Yr
fin- 73r yd.
SPE( 'I.1I, 1111.Al'K 11'V11'MTKU •
.410HtiK, 7w yd.
FAN('!' l'O1,)REl) '1)REM,4
(14)4I$ '4, regular Mir for25t• yd.
,\ Noll' i:M *1t )l l)EHI l) VOILE
('1%)TIIM. greys, bine, .pull,
7:x• yd.
:41 h•
Buy Millinery. Now
(' lildlru's Ain 1 tit on
land. sill'*• asid 1' mot for.om-
111r1• wear, i'1'le'e yel'y r•am.al•
able.
1 ).lies: and Mil..•: 4I'IIl1111141 Mil-
liuery, the It•ol c11141.44 old.
Important on and after July Ist, 1403
W.' w'lll IuNl• to 1111'r'Vts• thr,rtle' ilt w (li. 11 !t.• giro oell' present furniture
pro • s, owing to the ailvence in these rhtl.w•, of Material.
Thr'*lair or tattle we give 1n1 $'6x1111.111r'Ire, Will tiler .Italy 1.1 begi.en
on $3..110 purchases
The chair sir table we give un $15.111 will art. -I. .1 illy 1st be given on $:nn.11).
Our 4•1114114 111101W 1111111/141 tnkl' wi'..tt1(41g1• of Il1in now. and fill out their
armunto. hs•for• that time,
Smith Bros. f & Co
PERSONAL MENTON.
John Ilut ler norm snouts,' at St rat lune,
Mr. Jid1n lrunk.y 1m en a trip Iso Ik•tn.
Toru Mawwn, of Toronto. 1 -.pending h
ben%
1'. M.l.,wu.x,, of tm'kitow. wheeled to loan
all • m
wlmtal.
t loin Halt of l.1101.1,1, i. yrndiug bolkbp'• ft
id- loom. ).'me.
1:eta. 1 Maestri. of Ik•nmiller. Left )looter
net ter %ora Wit.
4•
.
J. 1'4,11 !'orris. 1- -trolling llrr •' wt boll
4144 • in I.all.f,. I� �
Mr*. J. Mudie, of Ser.forth. wn. be Mwa,rgain
Amine 4Ise week.
ML. Iaa1.• Ms...ne left on Moxd.y fin her
eel urn to New York.
y1'r.lrl F:Ia mal lin. mlurnnl Man the itr.1�
Inn( 10, -Iso r.. 1'01141x•.
.Arthur \aft,•I, .d Tonto, I. in towa.�llad
box 4 fortnight'. Idhloy,
air. I ,dr and little do light cr. of Wind-W.111r
,lolling mint i4 ea in town,
.alien Holm... of I set reit. i.. Mil i hg retails e•
hen• aim al Moble.% (lir.
.4/0 .1teniler, Om/osier .d the limb-rk'ir
1hxnl o.. 1. at 14nun,4on. 11.1.
MI penia !thnnnn retnrn•d bootie h..'
Nei' other an eatesminl rl-it It, 1h'tna1.
1:. 1'rn nioinoh, of lh.>ion, 41.. y.•nt a few
olio. ah Ilowlerirb (rirrml. the )wd week.
Mi. I lona 14 !fitly. of "Mahn., h. i. . taping
her .)Aor, Mn. J. II; 11 '0111101. Market '1.
Voank itnll.. of 4 •hh•ng.. nuthia brief 11.1t In
hi•.I.oer-iso law. Mr. I'.'ItjIoii4. Minahq,
Mr. and Mr,.1. w'. Marlin asLehild, mf 11'Im
ni)mg. Man . stn.,* Idling Ibe)r mktivrn Imre.
Ml.. M tut, ;1, l ,l14.a. heft m, Coital, -for
t otutnh 4(hi.l after •potwiitlg a few dol)- in
low ll.
11. 1, H«.1 rood J..11Thellrr, r,f Ik•rlln, were
. I.Iting ft the n•-il.•nre- of J. J. n.art Lt.!
eek.
The
The Slime. 4'h•oet. or Sarnia, were Ihr
1r,l.. f t1.4r tuned,,, MI-. Jrrnie i... -son..
3.4 week.
Mr•. 1 'ha, firer,,, n.rranpattiefl by her rotor
1,11,1 nen. ha. i • 10,l do her hnmhanil al Mid
In nd. Mr. l'irie wa- fi.rulrrly with the 11x,
I trims rrriagr work, town, hal ha. been 1h
Mwlbintl for .Illi.• nten11t1- p%.t.
1'4wmore. of Mitchell. w.. In tow 11
...er Sunday '.1111 h4 fnadl), who have bs'n
t 4,ilint b.11411....„..
H. 1. strong. It ,t., wa- In Toronto tint Werk
.411.11410W 4 nurtilyr elf the ribl,tt loneI
.4 •..ctrl ion.
Ni.. M,gtte '1'rawr: wlxl Ityqita,• been visiting
for tune -is the K.o.4.,0h Stales. hu,. Ir
orow.1 1
Mr, Win. I .'..wart! wit hlhrerhlkl run. of a or
MOW, Al 44411- !idling her brahr. Tllrotur-
I'arr. \r•N tate .1reet.
Sl r. w', 11 alta end MI.. Janie an' un
1 heir way haInr••frnu 111,- Vt,Lol and an•ev
1.• 14001 loll. gni Monday.
Stn.. %ten. ole' Turo.loerry, and Mi--
Ile.,t..., yt'imrham. were ,.hint Mn.. Jnix ay',
rrr during the wrrk.
Jim. Ma. hell Jeff .o. Thr -day fur Iirientfon!
tot he present 2,1 {hr 1nrrl ing .d 1114'lirwud
1'111101 of S.01 of s.'.. Mn.1.
tee.. M. Turnbull net urool on Monihlc (1nn1
I'h ndev., a lm'n' Ix• 4 1•p.+1 w fro 11:14. after the
rte.If the Sy cowl 111 Ii10011,
J,t.h. Tlo4wo-, •ou 01.14M'. Thorn., 1114. gone
10 1 011ingwtaml to takf- )mantra with lL.'
1'of ){pkwonal s41p /.talon/ 1 0.
T. H,rintnil rnrl tlw )lie,. Marton au•I
AaepIM ilarlrlwl, .d 4 tillha. Mere h. Omits u, rt
Mo too), tlr tue.t. t4 Mir. Ida HarMld.
anter Ynsl., .o, of Joule.. Joho.tim,.4 sent/
r. Marie. 1. here fat a 4 ldl t.. Mrs J4,1.1
hon'. pon'nt-, Mr. Anil Mr.. Thum. lIn414.,t
Mr.. w'eu. Meirrnwlh. Mrs aqui. Met 'math,
or.. mood her toot krrs4a f fHant ArHvri on
Alonih.) fnnn New Hnmrwk•k, N..1.
Mr.. 111.1dM.. of Ihnh linear, *gm' Mr«. llir..1
1:tll.Il, of yten.rfoM, rr•tlrnrl 411 their b •-
,.ItttnrnIrnh',.,)' nfler .1-tthlg Mr, nod Alva. 1', 4.
11
III. 111411.01, of Ilei roil, who luta been
.Imn.l On/ f Ivo tin). n. town it %ming ft•Lrod.
al I, lbnntn for a day or I tv0, 11e returns to Ik'
Inst the w.4•..
Mr. 1t. Itroll lllll ontt. of I'enh. who had been
t kiting mt the r.ilelenre of 1 To.. N.ftel, Iin>
11,1,1 0.01. tell un Mn114ay to -nirtl n wee. or -
1.0 b, 101141111. •
44'01. t. SI. I104.h. 14 Portland. I tr•gon.
brottser of .1..\, M,'Int.-h, of too n. i. here 011 .1
.i-iI,d.,."lurk '.f q•ma hs. 11 i. nl.nu twrnl.
EltttrtirtIMMMMMIMMITMITtittt!
E- Binder Twine
We have the best Canadian and
American and makes -
GUILT EDGE and (TOLD MEDAL
at right prices.
• Now ready to send it out.
11'e s•Tl f•nring ftr.n 'Lir• per rod up.
The tic frnte is a g.sx1 one to Mtfrt,•h In otrh,trl, ar MOM.-
wher' t.0 make hog jOMhlr' which ern r•,ulily be renewed if (le -
our Ideal fencing he. IMO osTt4)1 a jn.TTwhnt w•rTlaip eittomst
for it.
The
91 tr.ngest
fence
.on the
market.
The
4nrxet
durable
fencing
made.
'191.
ensiea
:no
gnirkest
elected.
('amt era once using ideal want, it again. We haven 11
wire few,. 110 inches high which we sell for I4k' ter 11111.
Now is a good time 1.. paint cotir house. There is no paint
better thio Hollywood 111' guarantee enlir• satisfaction. It
will last longer, look l otter ,rid will not cost any 111411.0 than
(other pawls, end le•na 11oen wane.
Hrnt.es aItr,lely painted show ya hat it is.
Mrrw'n demo, ern('.4 indoyym, lawn 'hose, budder•' hardware and
.tos.ls of all kinds in full assortment at (nor. store.
A ear of Durham rement foot to Munn.
Mee one x5).(11 Man Ib. wales before buying.
1McKENZiE & HOWELL
The (ioderich Hardware Store.
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Miv l'oliu l'tulpiWil las 10t4•11
I.tinted to,wldr'ss a her of 1a.•
ells Institute meeting. i11 'f'ol'k, On-
tario. 1'ieloria and Durham comities
during the month of July.' Her sult-
Je•1'if ill,': ••1 n'111' 51'it'll Ifl4' ( '1 /01)k,"
"Canning and Ihr•rwrt'ingg of Fruits."
••1Iread uud the Principles of Bread
Making,- "N' -Woo Institutes, and
Ilnw' 14. Make the Mtettiug. Inter-
t.tisig." -The Kitchen (harden," ••111.•,
the harden Pay:'" "Thr Housekeeper
1 (ler Im{xtrtanec to the State."
lIammoks,
6if supplies
Tennis Etc.
Close Wont hammocks
from $1.00 to $5.00.
('olorl, K.A. (heel' and 1"ellna-.
Spaldings- Golf Clubs,
from 85c to $2.50 each
Golf I3a4
13c, 20c and 25e each.
r ISI
Tennis Rackets,
from $1.00 to $5.00.
Tennis Balls,
25e, 35c and 50c each.
Croquet Set,
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and
$•2.50.
See show window for
the newest things in
Wrist Bags.
Geo: Porter.
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'Phone 1008.
OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only 29
Monday, June
Jozliva S!PIills
1N1) 1((44 4F:LF.rtit.%1('t) 4')),iI
PAN)," OF AMEIttl'.AN
:A RTIMT4.
Abrobobilliwn
40 - PEOPLE - 40
BAND and ORCHESTRA
TIIE (IREATEST COM IC SHOW
NOW ON THK ROAN.
MK4TN ON MAI'IK AT KIUU'M •
BOOK STORE.
MEK till GREAT
BURLESQUE PARADE
al twwly,. nclx•k noon, tans of
shine. on day of show.
PRICES : 25c, 33c, SOc
i
Tlidsurnmer of
Travelers' Samples
,-
WE wind up June and start July selling with a big sale of traveiers' samples. While there will
be many another money saving bargain go on our counters during the sale, the traveler's
samples will be the big feature of it. For the past couple of months we have been on the look-
out for specials for this midsummer sale, and on
SATURDAY, JUNE 27"1„ ',
will start the selling of hundreds of dollars worth of travelers' samples and many other lines of
seasonable merchandise bought to sell at bargain prices. We will sell --
Cotton Hose Samples
Cashmere Hose Samples
Handkerchief Samples
Fancy Linen Samples
apron .Salliples
Towel-Sarnjles
Damask Tablecloth Safuples
Table Napkin Sample,
and sell them at prices that are positively money -saving, for we bought them cheap and are going
to sell them the same way. Many of the lines are better quality than we usually keep in stock.
A.I are in good condition, and prices will be ' to 1 less than regular. Here b a partial list of the
lines we will sell.
'1'hreo big Ifal'g'tius in
Handkerchiefs
A wholesale firm were clear-
ing out their stock of fancy
handkerchiefs at' about one-
half regular prices. We got
first choice of the lot and now
y«�trly 10) dozen fancy hand-
kel'chiefs are on our counters
for this salty snarled the same
way we bought them, -about
one-half regular value.
1Sc Handkerchiefs 10c
3111 fancy esilbrtide•nsl hand•
kerchiefs. hemmed and embroid-
ered edges , 'walk ir, that are
made to sell at each. ISI' for this
big wile our price i. each
14'.
25c Handkerchiefs 1Sc
dal) fancy enlbrohlrerl hand-
kt•tr•hief.. flew 11un11t)), Imre
hetsitlw4I or embroidered edge"
all good patterns and giutlitie
that retial regular at 211 and 'Lice
tearing this lot at each 15
Extra Good
Handkerchiefs 19c
:111 fancy lumdkerehieft all floe
quality ; this lot inclullell lines
Oust retailed in the reggii)lar way
at from :#) -to. Pk.. 1`'e bought
theist eheap and they go on gale
at your choice fur each •
1(k
1200 Sample
Handkerchiefs
After we bought th$
above lot we came across
• these samples. They
were so good and the
price so low that we
would not let the chance
go by,<. 'I`here are over ,
1.200 of them but at the
ridiculously low price
we have marked them it
Phould not take long for
them to find new owners.
Over 1200 sample fancy
handkerchiefs to sell at
one-half pries. Come
and see them.
Carpet Samples
Samples of Tapestry and
Brussels, Carpet, 190:3 designs
and colors, all 1 4 yards long,
suitable for Rugs and Mats.
At 30c
Maniples a Tapestry Carpets,
qualities that 1uiIIld retail from
fill t.. )Oe per Ard, big range of
patterns to chamois from, 11 yards
to earth piece, choice of this lot
each 511e
At 75c
Samples of Brume's (/tweet,
goods that would retail at 51 to
$11.25 per yard, big lot to select
from. 1.1 yawls in each piper,
•lau•h I•
Over sixteen hundred sample pairs of
Hosiery
By actual count over 1,600 pairs of sample hose
go on our counters for this sale. All are this sea-
son's goods and the samples of two of the largest
hosiery importers in Canada. The lot con-
sists of
Ladies' Potton Hose
Children's Option 1101.
Ribbed Cashmere 110,e
Plain Cashmere Hose
Colored 4'ashrtele Hose
Silk Enlbnticler d Cashmere H.e..c
All qualities and grades. All bought at a dis-
count from regular prices that puts us in a posi-
tion to save you big money un your hosiery buy-
ing. We can't quote prices. There are too many
lines to do that, but if you want hosiery now, if
you want it within a year, you will be money in
pocket to lay in a supply while this lot lasts.
Very Fine Cashmere Hosiery
Am/mg the samples are alxart 15 pairs of very fine
Cashmere hose, plain and e'ullttrtiderd, that ate Plant g.xst
quality and finer than err usually ear led in stork, and are
made to retail at from 7:x• to $I.25 per (stir. 1f you want
something extra fine in hosiery you will find thin an ex-
eellent o`4lwert 'ty to lay in a supply. for we will clear
priers.
this e•
is lot ((rout on -quarter to one-third less than regular
p• iet'It.
Ribbed diose for Boys
Isere is a bargain in cotton hose for boys. A
big importer,,wanted to clear his stock before stock
taking and we got this lot away under regular
prices. They are American make, will give excel-
lent wear and are fast dye.
J5*) ``/airs e'hildn'n's ribbed cotton home, double knew,
41111.osi heel, seamiest' feet, warranted two threnwi yarn, Am-
erican slake, size's frim 6 to ill, would be pool value at 26c
1.'r pair: on rile with the samples at per pair 17.'
Linen Samples
Hundreds of samples of fancy linens, towels,
napkins, etc., to sell at wholesale prices and less.
These are the samples of one of the largest linen
houses and are perfect goods. Dozens of patterns,
all good qualities and genuine bargains.
Sample Tray Cloths
Sample Lunch Cloths
Sample Nide-board Scarfs
84111411e Iklyli ".
Sample Towel..
Sample Napkin.
Sample 1'lot h.
Hundreds of pieces and big bargains for people
who come to this store. A chance to lay in a sup-
ply of linens that comes only ohne, in a very great
while. With the above we will put on sale the fol-
lowing :
Toweling 74c
1121. o-nds of all linen glass
toweling. '34. inches wide, rest
4x lriet'. This wrntltl 11e wood
value at 11M per yard. Thew`
are It big lot of matinfu•tIlr-
er'm oldo, The lengths rim
from all tt :W inches and we
put them on wale Srtttarlaty nt Embroidery Uses 2 for 5c
your choire of the lot for 1111 .ample ends of fine OM.
each 7, a broidery linens, size 11 x IR
17•n. Glass Toweli j!c inehc's, all qualities, suitable
1for doylies, mtats, etc'., grxx]s
(hal would retail at :Ake tu7.1e
per yard, choir.. of samples,
2for 5r
_Must Simples i lac _11c -
Samples of table damasks,
in•,,ken line's, ',leached and
half blenched, all 15 x :11 in.,
s4nypdes of grxxl gnsdify table
damasks. They make capital
dish towels. We clean the
lot lett at year rhn er
9 for 10r
Napkins 3 for 25c
I)11 sample table napkins.
11)11111M Buret, nlnlinrtt .11...
Itmw,tted pal 11.rn.. rhoiee of
1ht' lot fur wtrr,ple ..•Ming at
4 for 2:e
Samples of
21111 y,4141, i11•i,vt' glass towel-
ing, 0reall) or white, fancy
iorler+, grxi1 weight, regu-
lar Ilk•, for sample mi-Iling per
i:x' van(... .....�..........Y......-7{s.
Quilt Samples lc
Sateens 8c
Made to sell at 121c
Another Bargain for this
Midsummer Sale. -. Dress Sa-
teens selling under value be-
cause we bought them that
way. All 1903 designs and
(lark colors, mostly navy or
black grounds. Nice bright
finish and soft cloth.
ikxl yards fancy firms Sateens,
:to 1.. 31 Melte. wide, string
loth. g.t.1 finality. fine finish.
Made to retail at 121e per yard.
All new this last week, for Orth
.4idoMnlner Mab•, price will be
per yard . . , llllllRe
Silk Gloves 10c
1:411 pairs hlaek and colons] silk
Om es "rid mitts, Assorted ,ixet,
regldar 111 to NW, rlearing At. your
choice ............. I(k'
1(1) white quilt samplles.
These ends ar' about I2x 10
inches. They show the qual-
ity of the milts and would
make eapltaal wash rags, etc.
4'hoiee of the Int each ....1e•
Towels 10c Toweling Saapks 5c
''tam`den of glass toweling.
20 inrl,en wide. pure linen,
Kim ad weight., regular 12ie
grtlil v, j yard in the piece,
rhowe of wrnples, eaelt...
Pore Bison hock Inverts,
'wavy weight, 114 x MI inches,
red ixlnb'rt., special for
sample sale, welling at each.
Iib
Cotton Dress Goods
at 6ic, made to sell at 10c
Ono more of the specials we have gathered to-
gether to make this midsummer sale interesting
and profitable. The mill today world not sell this
line at 6ic. We have these 30 odd pieces to sell.
They are new, just in this week, and we bought
them cheap enough to let us sell them at per yard
six and one-half cents.
00111 yards loner cotton dress gulls, suitable for waists.
wrappers or drowses, feat color. and good qualities, would
he cheap at per yard 1fk•, for thin big aide our prier:will
Lace Curtain
Samples -
100 sample ends Not-
tinghaln lace curtains,
most of them about 1 yds.
long, samples showing the
lower ends of lines that
would sell at 81.00 to $3.00
per pair. .lust 100 we sell
during this sale at each 25c
Some money -saving bar-
gains in fancy
Ribbons
This ribbon bargain is not the
least of the many this special
sale affords. Many patterns
in color combinations, in pure
silk ribbon, suitable for ties,
trimmings etc., clearing at
prices that are money saving.
50c Ribbons 35c
Fancy silk neck ribbon's, sate
'sorted stripes, pure silk, 5inches
wide, new patterns. will make
hwnelarotw ties, regular 54k, spe-
cial for sale per Tani 5tic
$1.00 Ribbon for 50c
Fancy stripe neck riblxons, six
inches! wide, .suitable for neck
wear or trimmings, in cream,
pink, blue, rte., regular value
51.111 special fur this ,Isle per
yard. idle
Dress Goods
Samples Suitable
for rwtchwork
We secured two big cases
of Woollen and Cotton Dress
Goods samples. There are
thousands of samples in the
cases. They are beautiful
designs and fine qualities
and would he just the thing
for making good quilts. Wo
have had them sorted out,
tied up in bundles to clear at
the following prices.
Wool Samples
Mnnlplrs.e1 fine woollen dream
good., plain and fancy checks
417,..1of l!tier,wtix1) inch,'.., put up
in 1oil ndle'. at iter bundle
Cotton Goods Samples
Travelenl' .anlples of eotdnn
dr•.s material., endl.x4 varlet .)•
r.iiot•itugm and patterns. sixes of
wimp(les :e1 x 41.1 inches, put tip in
bntt.Il.•s, choice der kindle....
Colored Flannel Samples
I11) ends of small samples of
colored fancy Hannels, just the
thing for patch work, pot sop in
lnm.il.•s At ynor rhoi,, per
familie'......
:x•
Black Silk Samples
2111 maniples of Black Milk, l
yard to the sample, all kinds in
the Int, worth per yard 75• to
$I,10,chn lee o4f the lot each 25e
Isere are three bargains in
dress goods for this big sale
of samples. ,but three lines
that we are going to clear at
a good deal less than their
real worth.
Fancy Flannels 35c
About 764 yard, Forney Flannel
suitable for Waists ter iltemming
Maegnw14, liner that are took! dawn
(o nap or two waists of a pat-
tern, rngr11111' ()r• pet yard, oppriai
for sale per yard
Blue and Brown
Dress Goods .35c
z
I:01 yard plain ihess (i'exwlsi,
colors of blur and brown, rill
pun- wood, double fold. saee1e�t'gg�e's1,
Moths and light weight t1lAtwr-
Ws, regular be and 911c, choir", of
lot per yard l 3111•
73c Lustre 45c
Frnir patterns fancy Nimrod
I,Itstrev, nice bright Hnioh and
regular 75.' quality, imitable for
waists or Marta, per yard 16r
HODGnNs BROS.
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