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THE SIGNAL : OODERICH ONTARIO.
DEEPER CUT.
IN PR/CES
There is no delaying for the usual after season
clearing sale, for greater reductions will prevail now
than you could possible profit by waiting. Values
herewith for this week are bound to give a wider ac-
quaintance among saving folk, for its a s gnally sea-
sonable reduction sale.
Clearly it's your mistake if you fail to come
VVe begin with the Jack-
ets
Not one- of (he• bundled or newt.44
Irind.omr 1(r -malate garments es.
rapw•s'1hecut in twice. there's just this
:a1MKU it. the stock is going to be re-
duced and we invite every women i1(
. this cot:anim ty who has the reheat est
idea td milking at cloak purchase this
season to close now.
IG• pularti eI_ iu/krts •cin •
a4' *11.5o
• • ete.t141
Rrgulnr 111.1414
Regalia] IIZS.IMI •• .. yt11,:141
Furs Sacrificed
'We unman i1, (Well' wont. The sleek
has Iw.'n carefully g''nr through.
)•very article of fur in it, has Iiere,t..
du(ssl it price. Ther' s 'h mope)'
saving importance tea this sale. Isn't
11114 y4alropportunity tllllity
It Hits the Men's Goods
and Hits them Hard
.411 lint•s of mer'•N g(MlIN go un ler
r NI ' Io1 •'.
the knife. 'mIN n urs. Nay'. suits.
enelrt4tte. hats, shirts. Prices Talk
hem with 1111 lucerlain drool.
1.1.1114. 1,1 IIN 111111 Nate 1110114.)
any wields fo` Imes or boy's.
Shirting Bargains
.
B.74 hist bhark and blur American
shirting, regular Lit• line, for 121c,
Hest Meavy- plapet fllulnt•h•tte A1111im
it\assorted colors. regular 124.• for
Inc.
Ikea envy. wide prints, in navys.
Irrls. pit s, bt:eek and white 1.4414.1•.,
IMghle 12 print, for 114,.
Dine ?..ins 4ulolel flannelette,. in
pink and cur a ,apes, the regular 124'
lin.•. for ilk•.
FINE MILLINER)'
AT REASONABLE PRICES is the demand 4 the
hour and the BIG STOKT is ready to satisfy the de-
mand. Such a display of fine hats was never befo
seen in Goderich. Come and view our styles.
Smith Bros. & Co.
• CHURCH NOTES.
Next. Sunday etenipg '1'1. i'i1.. 1►.
Ilawlev will pt.'acI in the Di -emit.
,'I nn h, on SeN111; als•.•t, n4, "XVIIat
• w:Is tile 1 hal-thus' Church in 1144•
First Clattery?"
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Knox church 1'. E. Sen•ie)v wilt give
1(t to the lecture room of the
rhmn•le nevi Meenday .et ening. Die
!A 14 1)INl e.. ,4.b•. n Altar• cordially -in-
t )reel. Attire. and lefrwl lowlife w ill
IN• inelai lel in the ptr'gi: 1(l. Ad(Ili.
ion 1nce41..
'1114' Women:, 'Alen:s A..xilia ;we hewn t •
o)•glrltzerl 111 \'ict(11.111 .1114 1 :41.1 11141114
rha11.h 11a• Ilfr'tWiYlflh',•I 'es f1111nw''.
Mn. 1V. 11. Graham. ptr•si lent a ors,
(leo. Ilat•t i , mice -pr sid e, t. Mrs. J.
H. Mtllian. earrmteerv: Alis. N. Barry.
treasurer : Alt», G. 1I. Elli Ito, rurt•es•
remain:4-we'et:ar)-. The see )roti Thurs.
d:ay,nf 4';44 h month was "el -fel As 111.
4'•e _ n l:11• time of . mre•t i lig,
I(.IIIt hay w•as nllr(•tvee at North
N Get )le•t'waist Sunday -Medley a
sec, i.el p''4.4.lpl. itee•Iwding responsive
r•,•, elites-. adllii•-Zees by the intetor and-
•uper•int.•ndent, singing; en she.11 ad-
dresses .n. the lessons fey ,lass A
Swan and Alias Olise''tilrn, An es-
pecially pleasiuu feature 11 the Jm•o-
ce4rttrlgr was lin ,address f
MIN11•1•. of Chicago. a form srpwrin-
Icndplil of the :wheel a st 11 tr•tains
his :naive interest in Sableeth,seties
Work. Then• was it goM.il ietteralnnrn,
end the aflertwttln'eppt.lgrnm Waseptite•
' ur.essfull'?str ell out.
Levi Sunday was n1,.e4ced nt Vic.
101411 !11 1141 Me1h,141114 s•hlurh IS 1114•
animal Minute,- Wilmot Helly lhuy. At
the session of the school in the afte•r-
1.l)I14111 n temple of. 'IN'ftl ,Mets were.
rendered very niwelt• fey. Isle, Stella
• Nicholson and Alauele Ile and M i4s•s
1),.-.wTinel 114414., Alt.. 1Re Graham
read :rrerce elimly interest g paper
'.'n the .settees t, of mission. '1 h,•
chllr•II owrt'ier In tine evening tliiaft the
form of a plat norm ln4etMg. at
)WI, -
iiiiiitesses111)nplssitil/:try Ike'ine, tt•/.r' 1
given lev,.t,- \Veaoti'n and .1. H. A1iI'
Ilan.. .1. \\', Hnwl.•rtck a'rden't a'lI
%,111 very alceplahly. It amens. w 11 I
fortale Mahe of the ,-Imre), :nod net
. great w(r1PIn fled I: •lel busy •nett 1
laking tine•amt plat for sn h things
and gladly ils.umin new :nod ed-
lar•ged maw akileihtles. Thr collec-
tion next 5 lay, when 'Rev. T. M.
Campbell will ).retch, ea be in aid
of tea -slims. Th Nang( than Aire
:t Npden'lid elle** 111 1 big
missionary rt.11ctl.n this )' 4''111)41
their efforts t Im deserving of high
degree of •n 1••.s, 114'. lt,aufplwl will
be heartily welc sl not only ly
the people 4..1 this cleaner', hilt ,ala
of his former-ft•ieuds.will be glad to
see ;toil h,•ar hila again.
The missionary meeting of -t hr "ie-
toria streef Epworth la-sgue this t(tek
ams well attendee' : it was held Alon-
ehty night ite.iratl of Tn.4da4•• un ac-
ro nt of Ihr flair. •Ali's', \V,ishingt..n
oflit'ntion, came alp for the ex'(as'
',Ind 5$'.4' ate enthu4iaetiv 144141 a+s min
fnr•ignlnisNinns, showing byea,ttisties
:111/1 otherwise the great retina for iuI-
11114icnelltir the present atienntl M
assist:elle.'-5 yf•n the cause, W1,1,•h 114,
404'1111 se.'(1n,1 111 tense inimpurtt
:no.'. In the aleence tar Hey. Jas.
Messer. eel !lean (•stifle. -.who had been
expected, Rev. 3 Graham and J. H.
Alillian speak. for et rbort time ..n the
-nb�)'(.••rr-t. The rx•e•ting was c(ndncte•el
by \\'iII. Elliott.
()n Tneslay evening tbe+membel.c of
the' North aateet- kp ttetbleague
entertained letWeete Harty NMI fifty
fellow-Leagguers f - the\ 0nteri0
sheet Methodist church. Clinton. The
Neitnn . were welr•omed in an ittdeltew,
by Rei-, 11r. Daniel, to which Het',
iir. (',e.k,.ltll'teor• of the Ont4rin str.•rt
ehnrrh, meek reply: ' The Clinton
yon15 ibtsiiple then gave a Very enjoy-
able program, including et tending -by
NineAltInrrh. a Mel lay.`lieees Shipley
and ('11nrti1V. *1 ..11111 by Apr Welt and
11 clever n4ldress by. AIiNs ('nylla• 1111
••See•iahility." I(.•treshnwntN were
then mused. and the visitors left 1.,
h. • wit I11ng tteriWV lnight.
'11tr eery ices at St. George's ' church
bet' Marshy on the neer elc)n 111 00
rnlual h:arv,rlt • tlln nksgiving Well,
!tart irnhtt•Iy bright and joyous, esp e-
tnily. in the evening, than the service'
Wits ctl11ral and an 1rehestra of vieoliin.
flue, elarinel and karma aided
in the mim414', the players being
tea
mmmmmt rmmtrtvrtttintrttrrtrtmme
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AP-
t►Mrs-
Os-
G (lPcidt'd 1,) handlll•
Coal Oil
on a larger scale than heretofore,.,wemish to intro-
duce a new oil, a better oil, an oil that will not
blacken your chimneys like the common.
This is that oil we sell as our best. -
Try a gallon an(l be convinced. Price is a
little higher, but, what is that when you get the
lxest ?
Of couISe we sell the cheap oil also:
Our oltfakis to give satisfaction to all.
Sebe . our \ 4.00 and '$7.00 air tight heaters,
somethifig real good in the stove line.
McKenzie & howell
priceft.ill l:inlls (If hstrlI'.%;) })stints, etc., at right
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Frank Deity, Harold Blackstone, 11.
Cuff and Jas. Thomas. An effective
tient elemental muttering of "The
Lust Chord- wan given during
ire faking of the offertory. The
church WAN prettily decorated with
11,Iw•rl•s, fruit, grain anti limners, and
the choir• desks were appropriately
ad11l•ll('(l wit h beinche4 of oats. Ret'. Mr,
1'rat ie. rector of Christ church. Petl•ulee,
preowned, morning': and evening
1111(t was waisted fu the mervlres by
v. D. M. Franklin. w•it wry
1 in the interests of "The ['en/t-
itian ( 1 •Loom." Mr. Craig's atl-
dlesses Were -Nitta( a thankful appte•i-
at ion of the blessing4 we in Cannata en-
joy. a justifiable pritheig the extent,
I•eseeureei and progress of the ruunU•y
;old +veleep sense of 1 he chutc,h'e dart y
tea the nation du looking after the
spiritual welfare of the great West.
:Noel he collections were to be devoted
to the parochial f 1s, more particu-
larly with the idea of meeting the in-
creased epp4n•tiorment made by tete
church missionary 400011". Mr. Craig
asked for et literal contribution. The
offerings lunuuntevi to 8911.18 and
Mt -titer t•ontrihutlems. 'fn conte in
will increase this amount. Mr.
Craig's text i1( aIle morning Wail Pastor
x1'11 --I. "It 1s a K1eKI thing to give
thanks unto the laud.;' In the eve-
ning he chose the worts from i).11-3,
"Thom hast ltiplitd the nation and
to 11 nu -erased the joy : they joy be -
fere then according to the joy in
harvest."
Last Sunday was Children's ' i)a •
Ihroughelur• the Prt•sloyterian 4'l 4)
in Canada cud an interesting order of
4ert'i.e w -as prepared by the General
.rnabN^ for the emelt ' In 111e
afternoon att Knox t•hutr•h the supwr-
intrndrnt, J. E. Torr. presided, and
the various exer•iees it1 the order of
service were suce•essfully eat't•itr] out.
The setaicr was of x patriotic nature
.and was.. divided into three s•e•tions
.
entitles
,
i (h1r Nat onal Heritage. -
.1 1,11.
rritagr."'•O,4'• Nett i al Strength" and •'Our
.N ttiouad li 1y,' and ComuSAd of
try •, vesper •iv,• matting. the repeti•
111111111 the tent au11landnlente by the
schoI•u•s and the ru11 tall, in which
cath class as it a (called lose, the
teacher I.•ptarting t r total ue1(114
ship and the member resent, and the
c L•tss lepeatingitheir it Itto. Uurine
the service a baptism s colehrate•41
I.v the praetor. Her. os. Elliott.
teacher of t11e boys' intent' i14te Bibb
erase, and the pastor. Hee. J. , And
arson, had Arens on the plat10 1(I a1111
.111'h gan•r a short'ad(htss. Re Mi.
Elliott. speaking of patriotism, fer-
rel to,a1(r Saviour as the tyles t.1 t on,
plh•ieatism. Wrhad it country th
should inspire every (*menden' Wit11
love for it, but it was when we -bream,
thorough. Christ imis that we paean.'
thorough patriots. and the lest fruit).
Hr. pats*.Ball wvnld he sour (ffort4 for
our ,•marry''.. truest Wrlfarr, Ret
Mr. Aoderwnrsplike on "Thr Natiohal
\-dlu.• of mit. Sabbetth Schee es." The.
Value of 1lilt Sabbath schemll, he said,
Auld mot 1e Ise! Duetted and it did
.t it wqulil t,fav at large part i1( the.
Irl Man life of i y tog St 111 develop
loft t • tiro like the Ian/ Whin nation.
V he rrlig' iiia' action +Ivan rx-
eluded lent the 'eel). 14 anti where
humor t,'a' ing *As hi t imperfectly
attended we shelf d near the
Sunda)' sell as effect le as tolssible.
The services emeleidell, with the.
National Auth en. prays- ;nil the
hem -diction.
PERSONAL
J. P. Brown, was'.)
111.111.1i.
ENYIO
n ratfon
J. E..lerbnston WAN up tr•o
ton during the week.
Alr. ,Ind Mrs. Hunt are apie
-heart visit in (Iii, ave.
The Misses (,:arrow• hare return
their 1 •In T.wont°. - '
Mi.. Sinclair. of Toronto, is again
kiting her sister. ills. Seager.
i..' Lizzie Campbell and Alts. 1\'.
T..•- mere). are visiting friends in Ife-
1 keit.
Ret-. Y. D. Allege*. has Breen hulk -
peened 11'sweek with an attack „1
AIrs. Rot 1 \Vhitely retnrneel to
Cleicago,.)•eet clay after a viten in
t1
Hurl)
nag
5 -
to
town.
Mrs. Gea,don t this morning 1i.,
l/ttawa, th visit r naught. r, A1rs.
Salton.
Arise 1'n.rirr, (It'.
nget'ill4', tuts
Icrn visiting lere•ou'sing Mrs. 3leltn
1111we11.
Miss Al'av Daihlop left this mernin
to r0nrrenee ante het ternl:'at th
University, - \
31is. ((race Strang returned
da
at
5
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`• to Torralto to Ire , her e(Ilr nl4•
varsity, ••
Alias Helen Strang has returned
from New York and will remain herr
'for some time.
Mita Emil) Bleph:ant heft last week
r Tilnlnto to continue her r11ttrae at
. Hilda'N ('nllrgl•.
Malcolm Macdonald left on Sadu1-
dity for Toronto hl runt' • his pate
studios at thegolslr Hall.
A1i s' Amelia Harland, of ('lirtbin,
Die e Wast Week in town with her
emisin, Miss Ida Harland.
Mims Ida Hailand lift yesterday
thing t0 spa•nd.a meanth's holidays
with 11.•1• aunt at 5'tt lnria.
\\'es. and Prank 11d(vard•+ left yes-
terday nll)rnlnyl for Hamilton tap at-
tend the Ontario Nnt•nial ('ollrg4',
AJiss (►'Iseighlin, 111 ‘Vest. \Vawn-
nn.11, 111•Io1(lpnnied by Miss Aleehan, 4.f
Itialfslea. Was in hien (hiring the work.
Alice Jessie Straiton returned to
Korlest,'t N. Y., this week lifter
-pending 4et•1•ra1 weeks t'f1ilitig het•
• herr,
Ahs( ,914 .1 Robinson, of Lltcknow.
returned to her benne Harley, after n
4',('4' $ %•lett with Mrs, Ellett Hallws,
Broca. street,
Miss .1.•asie Robertson left ye.ter-
dav 111 take a notation in the. high
scht.'1
department of the Brareleridge
model while ll.
Misr 1eaos-1 fetrarhan arid Mist
1.
I 51)11iu' we're visitors from
e'It1Na, 'Tuesday evening, tet nrnin5
t he next nnelr•nhlg,
Alex, Compere'''. eaf Cleveland. form-
,•r1y 4,1 (1.wleri••t,. ens Visiting 11e
'k•slrv, Itiggineem, of town, (lancing
1Ie pipet ta•11 tylr•kN, •
Mee, Sewell hal been cisiling in
SIt•a*Mehl mid la,nil11 ), at the letter
lace being I he Racal of her Mieter-in-
kW, Alta, Tan1h1r11g.
3114.1 Ineyli' lane game tee ('hielrpfn
to engage in anal as n mime and
Alive Helen h,lyle to atteeding the
Scheel of !Wankel it Science m Tlmmto
1). If. MacKay reteirnerl hoot week
from hie trip to the Mealtime
I'r+yinr441 in the interests of the
ear5nn renn)mny. Mr. Mae.Kay leeve4
I him week 1111 a trip to the Weed.
1.1 •1 Nefti•I, who relearned n few
any.. n5,, 11,111i Miehipit11teo IfAt•iolr,
Whets hr
had ,,pent the summer in
mission work. lease,, this wi•ek for
Toronto to take the final year of hie
divinity r 11(1 at Trinity l'nivereity.
John tampion left (,n Tweeter for
Ptltat,(n•g. Pa.. where he will remittal,
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his posit' ill the Ww►atlttghousr
Electric"' Co. Carl ('aulpIon went
hast week 111 81.1411tf0ld 1,041 InlY draft•
Mg with the 1Vate1W114 kw:patty in
that. city.
Henry Ruhhlsou, 1Vaterloo street.
returned Frid.w ft•um et six weeks
trip through :Manitoba and the Ne)rtk-
west. At the time of 'the big wlow-
t4 0FI, oat thele, wtut'Ii lasted' for
nearly fifteen htxltrt, he was i1( the
Cleave of the district eovrrd by IL
Mr. and Mrs, ileo. Gordon, of \',rt -
c entree, H.1'., !pen( x couple of dare in
town this week, calling on relative.
and frieud4. -Mr, (Meehan wail n dele-
gate to the Sovereign Gland Lodge of
(lddtellows ieleutly held at Halt Mete,
NM., and took the (.planet 1•)' to visit
the 1111111e (1f IK1yhtIo1 years ere return-
ing to the facade coast.
GIIRR€NT LITERATURE,
Arra teen ITn .4 , RaTY.-\1'ith
the-M1tntter number ' ('Alt14tilla(1
Magazine `chows its twenty-' t.u1-
it thus a1Uiining its majority.
has been published just tem and a half
years, each halt year making a large
vol No °thee, ('autulian peri-
odical has had such x anweesaful
record, and it 14 oak's well for the
patriotism and culture of the people
of Canada. The eon -rent, nmrlwe
coul1411144 a splendid •u•eount of the
famous Battle of Lundy'a Lane by Or.
Hannay, with illustrations: a terag-
i,it 1'
I rut article by 1 tr)fe•Nsn• Milner
(trotting with the ancient mad modern
eoi.eptions of liberty : en illustrated
1114' of the l'otttttlrlrutl ('°°glees at
:Montreal by Ernest 11. ('/4o 44-I :t bit
DRI
Fall Wall
Paper $a
('leasing sale of all bides , t
wall paper now io stuck.
2; cash discount,
Rrmenlber, in order to get
the *hove eli.cprnt, 'dal 4.i
must be paid far at liner of
purchase.
No wtmplel lulls given out
luring Wall Paper sale.
RDIIEIMR11 PIANOS,
Phone MOH.,
GEO,
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Importer o Fine Walt'
Pa
Nt=Ynmt
Victoria Opera .IH
FRIDAY
EVENING,,
THJ( LITERARY DR
EV:NT OF THE 8
EDITH ELLIS BA a. R
SUPPORTED 'Oil'
DONALD ROBERTSO
AN 1) A SKLEI'11:1) COMPANY
1\
'The Country
Y
Girl"
This ('ompany will be lieneinboued
in (leelertrh as the s(1ele which pre -
melted "The Alam in the (nal Afesk"
hoere ,,tette lime ago.
Popular Prices.
Victoria Opera House
Wednesday, Oct. 7
ONJE NII, IIT ON1,1.
A. Q. Scammon's t;oe
in nettle!, ionsly droll comedy -drama
Ii • »
l e-CaCU P
F'I'LL OF MIRTH AND 111 EMM -
A! ENT.
STRONG S11'I•AT1ONS
ANU
RF,NSATTONAI, EFFE(TS,
Embracing a comp)nny of
CLEVER COPIEDIANS
present ing t he Int eel, 'tongs and dances.
THE CREATORS OF COMEDY
THE ALKNoWL EtKlEI) LEAIfERB
OF ALL.
Plan et Kidd',, H,00ketotr..
Prices, 23c., 311c. and got.
of romance front British l'olumbla
history, eut,tled "Two, Let Towns,"
by M. S. Wattle; an Illustrated der
erlption of Threshing on the Prairie
by \V, H,,. &enutd, and au illustrated
article on the ,British Emlutssy at
AA'ashiugtou by Walden Fawcett.
The Hun. Clifford Siftem le, -the
celebrity of the month. There are
stories and 1Ke11141 ley Jean Hlewett,
\'amts Sheen!, Albert H. Carman.
fleawort MiHeau Johnston and J. 1V.
Fuller. Thr departments •-ate sal
interesting ate usual, completing what
is undoubtedly an exceptionally tine
nn1111wr.
Our Unprecedented Offer.
The Montreal Weekly Herald is a
Model of careful condensation. All
the chaff winnowed front the .wheat.
A paper for home and farm. Whole•
41(11(44', elevating, informing. 'A great
dollar journal.' It and 'The Signal for
One year for only ole 44.11141. Semple
copies of The Herald sent on-.applica-
ion, or may 114' 1344e1 141 our tattler.
GRANDTR NK
hanksgiving Day
Thursday, October 15th,
1903.
Single Fare for the Round Trip
between all stations i1( ('auada, in-
cluding Detroit and Putt Huron,
Areh.
. also to but out from, Buffalo,
libel. Rue•k, Mnspeusiou Bridge and
N i,tgar14 FAlls, N. Y.
Tickets Good Going October 14111 and
15th.
Valid returning on 114' before Mon-
day, October ISM h.
pecial Colonist One Way
Excursion Tickets
Note 1/11 N111. 111 1Mlints in H1'11 11111 ('ol-
111111ia, .1u11tan1t, Utah, Idaho, Ore-
n, Colorant. and 1'alifot•nin,
\, Hunting Season
Appl) to Agents or write to J. D. MI•-
i►onal . District PA.sr1(gerAg'' nt,Tor-
onto. • f illustrates' pamphlet, entit-
led, "Hatt , is of Fish and (.ante,"
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For tick
Iplp.to
LAW
c4' hours
and all 'information
CK. Town Agent
114 W N► p. 111.
warf Prices on
'ant Values
1Ve have it another of lines that must be mold at greatly
reduct'l priers. 'these mimes are perfectly good value at tregu-
lar prime but we fe:l that we indult clear our stock of the ,aid
fatten,
Have arranged a table of very special values which it will
!1(q' you to book through. The lot cutiaiatie of men's, women's,
hope', 111148144' and children's shoes. -
If low prices kt' a bargain, high quality doubler it, and
that in why you should ser theme goads.
QUALITY for Women,
�uLE AGENCY cult Walkover for Men.
Repairing
DOWNING BSc
Successors to E: downing.
,Thr Detroit Journal is now Metall-
ing 11 new quadruple prose. it will
elect ri.9p,(Utjl and w111 print, fold, letter
and count MU papers • minute.
Joseph (liljeuu, of lugersull, ()rand
Master of the A. 0. U. W., will ad -
drew aublic
p inertias to b4' held i1(.
the Temperance Hall on the evening
of Monday, October 12th.
There was 4 (air attendance at the
Opera. House on Monday evening,
when the "Mikado" was given again,
•
trade and commerce, and should
prove useful to those of our citizens
who are occupied on the Take daring
the summer. They are ale) able to
announce that threalgb the kindness
of A. Saunders several trade
journals which come to the organ
factory ars placed 013 this table for
the benefit of (butte frequenting the
reading room. -
and the production waN g00111.DUNLOP BROS',
The public library boatel desire to
make known to the reading public the St
1141C11111011 10 tfieir already large list of
maggaxinen of The Marine Review,
published every week at Cleveland. Iisgstss St., sett King Edward hotel.
Ohio. It is replete, with matte! of
interest to all engaged in navigation, - -
eam Laundry
For Drunkenness
p.n.l'
en..
v4'• 444
titin
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THE and,
eeieyOra usiOtter ng
CURES
Keller 14eetirw.
44 len St. West
TORONTO, o.
Having pear•hared an up t,,
date 44148(111 1au11dry plant and
engaged the service•,, of a pew. -
tical man with city rxfwrh1nre
at the hued: wee we ars prepar-
ed to elo all kind's of laundry
work promptly and sttisfac-
tori{)•.
A char• of your patronage t>
revert fully w)lictted.
(loads tabled (or and delis
ered•
DUNLOP BROS.
TELEPHONE No. 23- I HODG ENS BRO
2.4 0004
WEST .4 nAMIt,TOM'
STREET
Prices , cot Everything
PRICE should he base las and least consideration in fur buying.
Your safety in buying furs lies in our confidence iny
you
buy from. The prices of our furs are based n thethe firm
qualitythe
of the
goods. The value is in what you get not what you pay. The more
you pay for furs here the more you get in quality.
At Any Price Your Money's Worth
Every Time. - - -
We buy our furs from the most rel)
People whose name is synonymous with
out the trade. We stand behind all we
English Flannelette
\
1e furriers in Canada.
iaeliable qualities through..
sell.
New .Kid Gloves
No flannelettes like those made in England.
None that wear as well. None that wear as long.
None that keep their color like them, Cheapest
„because best. Customers who buy •them once
never like to take any other kind. Our new -fall
stock is here fresh from the old country loo
Big range of fancy patterns and many qualities iri,
plain colors. .
At 12 I -2c
English flannelettes, heavy weight, plain or twilled, soft.
-• finish, big asemea 4ent of nett, patterns 1I nil realm. t•onl-
fellarions, different from what vim will find in tiekt.
stores. Wash well and give excellent wear, ),er yard 123c
ncy Flannelettes 20c
Ver flnrgwditi4'a English fl,ulne•Iettee. hendw)me stripes.
411,' dutel)•. fast rotors, Imitable few children'', wear,
w' ',,t4, shirts, very- fine, per yard21)c
Plain lannelettes 12 1-2c
Heavy Eng 'sh flannelettes, very thick and strong, :11 inches
wile, pit , creatn, white and little, per yanl 12j4
Better Qu ' Iities
F:xtr>whenvy EngllpIt-flanelette. plain calors, very molt and
string, wash 51 II, pink creast and white, 15 and lite per yd.
English Flannelette Blankts
You will notice the difference between these and
the ordinary kind the moment yon see them.
Tbore is a finish and a body to them you (lo not
see on the common makes. They cost a little
more but they are more than worth the difference.
Imported By Ourselves
111151144)) flannelette .blanket,,. plain ('marl or with fancy
border, extra hlytvy weight. wsaft flni,,h, warmer and Will
Wear better than the ordinary slake,,, flniehed (tingly
Iwe,.use they are easier handled thatway, each ,. 83 and 73e
ilia ha built up a kill
glove trad y selling only
guaranteeabl dualities. No
low grade glo nil a place
on our shelves, ery pair wt'
sell we guarantee. That pro-
tects you fully and we give
\you an assortment to select
'from that you find in few
stores hereabouts. .
At$1.00
Wien' teal French kid gloves,
made from fine. ,,oft stifle, per-
fect fitting, every pair guaran-
teed, all Niece, dome fketenerm.
l,Iaek, greys, tan,,, creams etc.,
per pair .... =patty
At $ 1.25
Ileal French kid ghavei, made
from ('hotee nele ctrcl skin+, very
soft and plilihle., perfect, fitting.
dome fasteners, blat•ke and all
the popular colors, per pair... .1111.Z5
At $1.50
Very fine French kid gloves, pique
sewn. large pearl dome faetencr.,,
rich shad en of greys, cae.tore, etc.'
size,, 51 to df, I1 hendeome anti
serviceable glove, pet, pair
'Save Your Carpets.
Before you put up
your stoves get one of
our oil cloth squares.
Now patterns and color
combinations, finished
with border all round.
1, 11-4, 11-2 and 2
Yards Square
I10DGENS BROS.
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