The Signal, 1906-7-12, Page 88 TananA;, Jlt1) 12. 19( 6
LOOM. TOPICII IN BRIEF. limy. None of the party m et.
been in II:Aerial toter 44 M nee
414 Miss Alice Trainer, 111111 t Iwy ex-
pressed themselves as charmed with
the twain y of the town.
'Delia I. (wawa. for, sod fame of ltd. an° I.
fOnikkilviuli IN- sneakily of the week that len% ev
like esItiblivlslueril.
%Aligner Stunts As* • vet) full line of -0114 pair
&pesetas of yowl. 4 int to °Wretch. AV. bead
gunner- for fancy work and ,41 4 0ipplies, 4
Orange and *varlet may be Illtisog rotor. for
1 hing In clothing for any el...soden.
The ',man 1Licl tory disopla yowl nit -
Boys front l'ormitti.
9.1.9111ina I ion in violin HI the '1011titte
that day.
Aittlititinal iron ork for the tem-
porary wterk at the C. P. R. Bridge
aerie*: t he Maitland has arrived.
The Huron Old Boys tecetirslion fr
Toronto con:dated of 01 44Ir 11 31111
prOlonii. 1 woo toting keying Toronto
1111 Saturday lllll ruing, the ludo fin
ellaChe% And the 1111M for lawknow of
eight. The Ibeteri. trilby Ited 511/
Passengers 1%./ it left Stratford hut
Ilititon. The excursien loan left
tbalerich on the teturn Monday at
wee made to have the band give a
concert On SOI111.1411iy eV1.11111K h111 too
many ot the members weir engtige at
Wool to permit of it.
Legal Not t.
Tonna° Mail Anil Elooire.
Wore lov br 14141111 It and agreed by a
Further *ism work has aleo ern' ea letter to it•Avr it 111 1111. 0.11114. rondit
for the eleveltw.
111 the hod Of stacerwItil alaident. at
Normal (\allege, wiiming an interim
public and high echiest certificate
(specitiliat in moderns and hist 41ry
The caw*. .4 ihe King against ‘V.
false pretenees, C9Ine 1.1? trial
Aral war, dianti.wed foe want of
E. L. Dickinson has been elected
, president of the titiderieli
ehili, succeeding the late H. 4E1
and F. B. Holmes has twee" added to
the exemiliir V4.111111111 el..
The Jitly her tif The Outing
Magazine contains a st•ries tit six
[del itres.• entitled Seenee from the
Heal Country," by It. R. Mallows. The
illustrati llll are all fell page 141141 Mr.
Bellows' fine w,trk allows tip to 'peel
In reply to a quest ion in the limew
of 1351 week, Hon. Mr.
Hyman, Minister of Public Works,
intimatial that "from the evidence
available lie feared lie I 1. -pat I men I
would have to local' the k..kvt id ho
daniAge fit the break water al (1,40 kit
caused ity the great !dorm of last oar."
Helens, a Kr:141mile et the l'• I
appears in the list of Ow stweessful
students id I be Ontario Normal
College. Miss 1,.
III1 414141141 1141114114. 444114401 COIrl 1114'41 IO.
• tor yOttr.. the CX41111i11111i4411
to 1444 I
At the Senforth bowling tourna-
ment Imo week II VV.
tug • McCurdy._ of Mitaiforti, in the
Worconsol 10 llll 41 by 17 to Id. defeetingi
S. Bays. of Seaftirth. '.1:2 to 111 in ate
Semi41....19 and defeating . is
tombs that has ever been fashioned by
sin, of Mitshell. in the finals 15 tit- 1 I
one tailverledng coltinin9 t 1.19 the haud wan. "nt what a (*basil('
week Will he lomat the 1111111111111.11111e111 2.0°° Year* has brought about'. Today
of tlw Clititen Business College, hieh an ugly mummy, with au emblematic
Is affiliated with the 1Vinghant Hied- bunch of decayed whent and a coarse
111.0.• College. a ith tieiesse Spotteu , comb tied to its bend -a mere roll of
princip.d. Those whit are thinking of tightly swathed died- lies erumbled
taking a inisintsta 4,111,40. roe a Wrens glass (110W at the Brithih
✓ espond with Mr. Steelton. who. will sewn. It Is Cleopatra, the onee great
Shut 4.'04 emt""."1" m"Y ild"1.""iti'Hi queen • Veto's in charm, beauty and
in regent to the ttttt the differ. • •
ent courtier: whieh it idler*.
An ineident :4 the Huron Ohl Ripe I
visit was a game at bowls 011 1111.
aVest stieet green tin Saturday be
t wren 11 local rink and quartette
representing the 01:1 Illoys. W. 1 1.
loot, K. C., ;mil W. It. Miller. skip.
were the Toiseito represent al iVeS, .11111
' and Sheriff Reynelds. skip. extended
the hoapitalit y the Meal eitib and
took the viaitors in by a go.e1 .1.111
(lertrinte McKnight. %shit lois
cnt of the Hiles. county luiepit al al
in width I received it. Iltiring my
tieetipancy the piste MIA.. 44 lath 444' he-
r; brolten, crossed by the aeltling of
building. *hi...ugh fault of
iii i ll e. Am I obliged io put ill 3 new
Ana. - agreement 'to leave
the preiniaes in Ilie same st Ile of re-
pair in whieh you them' did
not Intel son Ill rep.tii damages atis
ing front causes over which you hall'
110 control. Whole a tenant agt04.,
"to repro' " the isiveisint
agn-ement is rensti tied mean
only -sorb klk11111.ge, ,1• 111 y Ve 'wen
410110 1.9' or !swindled 1 Mellish his
negligence." Ike, a 111111...e. the COV
te:sn.1 i. tit lie res' oldie and
%hat he may big required to 111 11,44
Truly Considerate.
opened by mistake for • vein by a
French surgeon lu the operation of
bloodlettiug. The woutau succumbed
not lung after to the effect of the
lauuder, but In lwr will left the sur-
geon a swell yearly peuelou. "not out),
to comfort him, but so that he could
live the reat of his life without doling
vivisection any more." A similar his-
toric occurreuce le Mated the Med-
Wel Times of J.Folish prineess who
had bad the sarne experience. She add-
ed a clause to her will expreseing her
forgiveness mid leaving the surgeon a
SUOMI peuslon to indemnify him for tb•
"loss of reputation that may follow my
sad catastrophe."
Where does Cleopatre's holly rest?
Benn•rly a layman who would uot su-
mer, "Why, lu Egypt!" After her
cajoierhes her wiles, her life of In-
tense if not very exalted loves. Cleo-
patra was laid In oue of the loveliest
Jerk Tar, lismortst.
Menne never auy balm ; what our
bluejackets will do whet, -out for A
lark " A inuthei of them were 111
Loiiiheitierry a week or twe ago, mid
a couple of them walklug along Foyle
the foottiath with a baby In her arms.
One of the "tars" In passing snatched
at full speed toward the Great North-
ern railway. For a nioureut the as-
toulshed mother stood lu bewilder-
ment. She then raised su alarm and
ran screstutug after the bluejacket.
was joined by fiCheits, who seemed
to appreciate the joke Immensely. The
whole body rushed through street after
street, the mother still pursuing. In
Ferryquay street th• "tart" halted,
dashed into • 'bop. bought a perambu-
lator. placed the child in It and retrac-
ed their steps at u rattling pace until
they met the luturlated mollwr. They
theu pulled up. quieted her fears aud
handed her over her child In the hand-
some new perambulator, which she
wheeled off lu pride and triumph. the
bluejackets meantime cheeriug.-Lon-
sluu Answers.
Postoa's Masse.
Boston owe.; its name to a Roman
Catholic sahib F.arly In the seveuth
century • Catholic monk named Bo
tolph founded a church In what is now
LIneolnahlre. England.
As the years went by • town grew
up around the church and wile Called
Butolphstown. Thin was shortened for
convenience into Botolphaton, then tc
Lstueton •nd finally to Bosuns John
Cotton came to America from that
town and named the New England
Walkerien for seine time w 'peat capital after 1144 Dative village.
acceptability, has rest nett the
ll to take a similar le 111 Co •.
t' with the genurtil ispital at
Duel di. Mi.ei McKnight 11 412'10
ter II 4.1..C111. Me knight, fe nerly
tioderich. and her friends s be
pleased tip learn id hernd v anremetil
has sold tor Mr. Corbett, 1 pf Teeswater.
a twisyearetlit gritting mimed by
Brown. of Tiverton. and bred by A.
M. Polley'. heavydraft stallion lawh-
The (mit weighed 1.7eill lbs. anti in
every way dee% credit to hitt sire.
This in 1111 etitlenee that it paya
breed to the twat. lawhinver trill he
home at Mr. Polley's et eblea f the
middle of July fur I he Iret4 Of t .14.14-
111111. •
Among recent visitors in town
Mulfeld, of Chicago.. Me.
fe an oftleial of the Baltimore &
it K and the pent' had lieen
tnki
or 1,11
called
:Wren 1111 Lake hemplein they
On till. 11111111 j
' "Peale.' from which IthitatIon pre-
cious shows are made is widely known,
but few are acquainted with the he
gredieuts, though it le generally Un-
derstood that the paste gains Rs brit-
Ilauee trout the lead It contaius. For-
mulae vary for the paste. but all con -
tails ruck crystal, red lead. carbonate
of potash, borax aud white •arseale.
It Is required that these articles shall
be of a high grade of purity. as there
is a considerable Wa9te, so that the
genie made from "strums" as the C01114
position is tethuleally kuowu, are by
to the straits Its brillinney, while the
rock crystal contributes brilligucy. A
paste dimwit] caunot 'scratch glaas
and is thus easily detected, but colored
stone% •re inatie of .crystal Moue that
are conaiderably harder thuu gleam.
In the inakiug of thee.: cryatal stout.
is lailluived out and with some
colored liquid, the unties. being eloged
with • plug of enstal, which le gronud
down so that there la uu trace of the
Tle gnome, Care.
Nerve speciaiists, it 19 said, are now
men who stiffer from nervee. The pa-
tients have to a«t apart • certain nein-
ber of hour% it; which no word it
spoken. A women we know tried this
treatment, with a curtons result. Rh*
herself came out In a rash, but her
huaband, who suffered from head-
aches, recovered. -Punch.
PIERVONAL MENTION. 44.1. kiee011011/11110‘1 toy her blew, 1114.0 Blanche
Mits. ltd. ttttt ukol nod children 11101 Mr..
pin Week..
Mr. awl ilw. A. 11 elL Allasi mire k11 the awl-
Iv.1111. 1'11171111. 01 4 sovors.o. NI tolk. 1.1 hem 01 • It 1.. linens yo•ar. -trice ho, nut (leen In 11uvItelelt
holiday viral. loefuer.
Ili-- Ito-. straits is to front lirlori.by for AI.I. III. 1,*. Cray and Nit-. Cnoy, of °twit&
t le !solidi). . with their family. are .potoolleig the .insouer in
:114•. Itobert.va 44 loom, (item %Vilest -or for lite Ntiswer May, lierilia nod Ailliln 1/0Wdllill
Align!! 1' neat ion. went up few, Tenant o on I he 11.11. 11. excitation.
111. Annie si ill ooloo.oito a tomato. the graeot of
tirant Hord WA, 141 from Toronto est the 11.
0. H. exeirbour. lit 1.... Nr savants% linnet rand.
14.11 lie Maoney left on Monday to Join hi.; 141." King. af Bialh• vi.,1"1 '.! 1110 n"'illow•
Ifni ef.l. et 1'1,1444 ot Mr. and vle.. A. David...a loc.t week en hoer
F. M. Termer. 40 Winnipeg. nteld • Ow dmr• hy .1r., Reynold... of Detroit.
work looter fruit. 1*(11111. She As ei, neeuiiiiiiiikl011
lir. awl Mr4. JO., 410)41% Of Iletr°It• Me MI,- Lottle Hateal. aceenotnuirst toy loci. two
4 Lotting the old los 11. children. Ere lerlek and .Viter. I. tintless her.
Milos Maud %Vilf,vM Wol niimIng 1/lie 044111.• 11 trent., Mr. and Moo. John E. Halts.
.10411.1. from Toronto. Iletory and Arthur Nutlet of Toronto. at -rived
Mr-,. Ihickhosta. lot t'lileago. 4.4 vintlitg her In town on Saturday to .1%11111 Illkliiikty, ilk flits
k114111•1. The (urine.' left on the nelouter Klan:
1.111.111.10 Ilkeiv14 %eel.. 'tattooed le town.
Mi.' P4 r4 4^ v.k." 4" M""41. f4r 4 V" 4t Donald Hopi n•tornest lan,week Dew a trip 1
Mr.. Is. Julill+1011 Mill child. of Preaoss, are Joys,' me ,t Ise grew" ly mul voi... touch In..
4 kvklinerllieir relit iVrs bele. tere.letl in.Ille Litany and %al ke4 ...iglav 1111 the
IS. Eagle. of Toronto. nywid .1. few dare wills twin town- - the power Want.. the 0 eel MOHO.,
there k that of a post rouge veriskOn delivery -1 ID
11. BOO 4011 Lloarna. of The Toronto New.; L..
-peuding loulotay. in 1110 II. the U. 8. S00,111 which the preacher mark!, ere 1
Res'. Mr.. Kennedy. Pre -to) terian niininer of ,
alr.. 0. C. Whitely and MI s None,' are thu-iwolwally Of the hewn°. to the world of ,
4-4*4,1 and Ilan British orople,
Ed. Cog nod J. ll. Lines have
The klos/n.. Argotic %; Annie
(now Toronto' for holiday •.
stroo.1 444
no* err
ing
et the risooleta, of her allot, Mr.. 1 'aerie.
Sin;eicer ktevt left en 'rue Alas' ea Ai. tele
to 11- lag, idler Vi it 11111e Old
In -tit we, -toeuding the hohol 44- in los...
St rat font !lesiva : otal Mr.. ll'barle.
Air.. Jor. lk kind kl 'lighter 1.1erir left
011 NIonslay to .pro 4 t ,1 Orel. 114 Toronto.
1119rry Rol Sw..11 and. Ilekv were mown:
the excitr-haiin. Oulu Tone/1110 1H1
Will kr.looll 1,1111, '111/ n Taranto U1111
she 11100a phi 1k4), 40 14.444•W 444..141O4141414t4,
/111.1 SCINI11101.
Wisy the Koss 1111.4.4 Hatch.
A famous Michigan egg raker oars-
sioually sells some of Ins product to
his grocer, and some smart town peo-
ple who thought they could get his
eggs for hatching cheerier by beylug
from the groeer were disappointed'
when they found that nous. of the
store eggs hatched out. Some oue told
the old man about the dleappolutuieut,
and he expreesed no surprier. Ile only
said: "They should come to me for
their setting egg". Whoever hear o'
When I sell egga for ratite I hug dip
the ends in lolling water skiff the
germ. Them was eati• eggr the gro-
cer had. If the..ie prOple want Benin'
eggs they should 4'01110 to ine honest
Rating Smalls.
Four Britons ate 'matte at • French
reetanrant lu Brighton, England. not
long ago. Their experienetet ere de-
scribed as foliowa: "lti due course the
plates appeared, each bearbig half 2
dozen snail shells of a dingy white. A
slender two promos( fork secompanied
each dloh. With thie the 11111111.4 were
Ing OCOOMp011iell by small erigs
tion df gravy. One of tlw exiwrimenters
looked critically tat the uninviting ob-
ject at the end of III% fork, then be dint
his eyee and popped it tubs his mouth.
Ills teeth met uti 'something ylekling,
but tough, rather suggestive of India
rubber. All four epicures manfully ate
their six snails."
"John," said the dietinguislied law-
yer severely, "have you been nwlm-
ming in spite of my exprees
"F'ather," said John earnestly, "len't
It one of the firat principles of law
that no witness is bound to incriminate
Re-Ro yonr father !Inked 3 on Nehru*
you saw 111 me to admire? She 011,
no; he staked ,me what I imagined I
To Get the General
Eifect of Furniture
will gonratitce (cam Ito 1,,
I lag cil y *tore.. tom the same goods
't should be viewed after it is
'twinged Intrinonititisly. 141141
in 11 mom. Piled together
111 a Attila. it is Mit nearly
so hanilsiiim•. you
will tnke n look at OM'
111 in, ir line of real 111,11.ogn ei
DIVANS,
ODD CHAIRS,
TABLES, ETC..
'4 MI will concede 1hnt they
Mond thrlii
Vont' 14.04444 :1 1441 you 1‘ ill raie
114 et them 1111 \VIII 111111
211 per cot. Los el lieto lite
. 44401 you t% ill get better woik
WE DO OUR OWN UPHOLSTERING.
SMITH'S FURNITURE and ART STORE
EAST STREET
%% 4/1.1 11.11/11411111111 the ‘14-.0. Halle awl
Kale Met 'moorhen were* el wesiairsiatil-i-
fi pia To ttttt to.
"inning Ito."' 1,110 I allke ki •• 1144. 11111.011 51141
81111 %t. 'wring:AL 1111 11 11-1•11., are glievtr- tkl
the Park lion-,
Mr. Alia AV. 11. tho-ktn. and Pror-4
114rh4 11 ...re op on 1hr Moron 4b1.1 110v- exclir
-ion 1'4.111 TO101110.
- Mr-. Armour. of Wood -toss. neerosoranhn
11,01hel. Airs Walton.
;Ire 111.4111 11- aing 1114., re -14.414.e 4helr
114011u -r, T. 1. Leckie,
ing the noilliowy ......14011. left t hi- seek for
her honor at Vontseich.
Mr. anot NI is. Davis' dentine th we, k
W. It- Miller, s ho canoe op with the Dorms
11.1 Dos S411111111). N /1 • W.11.11114 N11.O01. 11
It) hi- okt friend. here.
Oro eh. Of 1.4.111 Huron. Mr pftle•lv I tin. ie -k
Mi.- Irene MallrifIgh went 40 Telkwbri.lge
Wrote...lay to alteood the Meddling
S:rai ford Hearon Helen and Mar
thew %oration at iuderich.
-lead for :1 fey. glay.1, 11111111g 1.0111e Upon 11o. 11
C/0.111,4011 frO111 T.11,01110.
Alta ale eiroiting for a few do. will, MI
Hend.eroions'. brother. E. P. Voodoo.
Mr. and Mr, o 'hart, Stewart and eloilolr.
KroO411.1. N 110 1+ l'1•11ing her home at
Ili.. Mack. el mooed to TO1,1111.11 110/14a1
after a %int of -even° week. town. She
Baking Errata.
The action of yeagt ou doi4/1• con-
verts some of the starch into sugar.
Then the sugar Is rustle into carbonic
acid gas and aleohol. When the Ilougb
le baked the alcohol_ is driveu off. If
the bread is miderbaked some of the
yesat may remain unkilled, and such
bread by being kept inny have more
of Its starch changed into %near. Thor-
ough baking kills all yeast. spa keep-
ing of such bread does not rause any
ripening. Stale bread Is more digesti-
ble than new bread solely because it is
more easily masticated.
la.e. New Turk; He,. lit.. 4' Hill. Ito-gin:4 :
Met 'avow. hove gA. Knit sit :
1 Aos.I a. part ef a g.slherikkg at the 1.01,1 On
Chocolate or Tan
Shoes
Are the most‘serviceable summer footwear. There's
nothing so comfortable for a summer shoe ae 4 light,
cool and dainty Chocolate or Tan Oxford Tie.
Get Correct Colors
Some shades in these
thing., and won't do at
von with the latest and
For those who
-we 'are showing
made on the nem
Queen Quality
Women
leathers are not the proper
all. We are ready to shoe
most approved styles.
prefer White CERVIIS
an the desirable lines
.est lasts
801 E AGENTS
Repairing
Downing & MacVicar
kl her, R. It. Cast r Hoot.. toss ii. nod Mi-. Ma y.
014110.161. Does the bylaw vote iintleide that I I'llie smuttier visitora are beginning
' I the ratio of optiiiiista to pessimiste iii 141 Collie. Now that. the Fourth of
thone Of our I'. M. friends who hate
ithelerich is its :VI 1 to '22s? !Lowy July is over we may expect 10 1.1.1.
thie English Seal.
icia the oecupations of all the
In w
nieni are Indicated. Thu* the vicar
le Ivor nted by an 0144•11 Bible. the
fanuer POMO trees., the e041 1 dealer
by a sack. the miller by a mill, the Intl
keeper by bottle mid jug, the boot
maker by a bout, the emit:ewer by a
haunher. the Aloe by a 214411011e bot-
tle. the carpe ter by a plane and the
baker by a loa
Children Audi lallaeares.
The reason why children so eaelly
contract the mien, geeture% and habit%
of their surroundings Is that they have
no power of reeistallee- -everythiag
°Wattle thetu Is stronger than them -
Selves, and they have to borrow frOM
all ()award ltitlnenceS for their own
growth; lestwe they are good, cheerful
and contented or bail, morotte and die-
eouraged, Nat neeording to their sur
roundinfea
Mrs. A -Don't yon know, I 'rally
have an attachment for thin piano. The
Maiii-Yeatium, and the gentleman who
watt here while pm WPM 011t said he
had an attachment for it alma Mrs. A.
The sheriff, mum.
(101114 Health.
Flow fevc of II% atop to count good
health SR a great blegiOng! We are so
him grumbling over 110111(. financial
wrong that we forget flint till the mon-
ey In the world would profit um but
little If WO were
Kind ?July Poor 111(11,! A rP you rent-
ly f111[101141 (0 POrli n Root! dinner?
Tnithne Thotnati I'm more 'nylon.'
fer de dinner den I am t' erten it.
All travel has Ito ntienntricee. If the
paseenger visits better vomit rle• Ile inn y
learn to Insprove hi* own, mid if for
tape carries Mtn to worse he mny
learn to espy OWU Joh:n.4011.
July Specials
Copyright hooks. retsithit 81
and SI.511'tearing at 76c em
A the above n ill be
fotind the following hook,.
When It Was Dark.
The Work of Oar Hands, I.)
The Heart of the Ancient Wood.
The Bar Singer, by Ili:11.11d
liarviiiig Davi..
When Patty Went to College.
Old Gordon Graham, bv the
author .if "Letters of a
Sett made hirrchant to hts
Also many others of the no xi
NOTE PAPER
AND ENVELOPES
inthinee 14 nor boxed
mile paper and envelope% al
one-half off.
Iiiisinesa hone*: it A41111. t.o o;
io tn.
Terms Strictly Cash.
Geo. Porter
I Court House Square, (Soden&
Telephone No. 100
MI
1
Bet at Moine.
Caller -le your father nt home? 1.1t- I
tle Denghter What Is your mime, 1
please? Caller Just tell him It Pi hia
old friend 14111 Little limighter Then
tell mamma If any bin 11111111bo wasn't
at honte
"Rho must be fifty If she's a any
1101.- enn the matinee to play the part
yoting girl,"
"W ell. sou know. she ens • yotnis
girl once "
WATCH
REPAIRING
IS OUR
SPECIALTV
Wo fully WI:Irani Ce
H. PARK
Jeweler and Optician
South side Square
The Underwood
Boy Wanted
A good opportunity is
open to a boy, 14 or 15
years old, to learn the
The Irtsals..
,Raeb Instrument .xceis In solute per -
tinder passage, the limo in scale Vag -
uses, the harp in a wryer% Hir 111111u
dollu the rapid petition uf one
uote. the banjo In the phi plas lug of
broken chortle, and so .ith other in -
all on their own ground. While there
Is much viulln musk. that ea lie played
on cm other instrument.
Printing Trade
PIM 111110411111111011
One having passed his
Entrance examination
I Apply at
The Signal Office.
IPhone No.
Embroideries for Saturday
Hundreds and hundreds o N.ards to he sold on Saturday. It 6 a
cleaning up of the stock at a ig saving to you. Embroideries of all
kinds, narrow and wide, coarse nd fine, at prices that will make it
worth while to lay in a supply.
Embroideries at 3c
:M41 yards cambric rolliroitlet ;Pr and
betei Vim.. assorted jcit terns and
per yii
Embroider s at 5c
1/ :1141•410
Oran ions. AI
regular Se ani
choice per Yard.
Embroideries at 9c
4401 yard.. cambric embroidetiee and
9c
"'brie embroidet mid
itt limns, good opialltic.,
Slit.11rthlY Y11111* Mg.
set 1 insertion... tunny patterns and
Dress Line
White dress lint is
right from The IriAt
maker. Weights snit- \
able for skirts, coats or \
full costumes. Nice line
weave, :11i .ineItes
wide. ..iSplenilid • values
New Oxford
Our Splendid osiery Values
our splendid values in osiery are bringing
more My' more business to t , hosiery counter
ight along. Our best stock now on the
sl vei; and counters. All reliab qualities and
in st cases brought direct from e makers.
Two p rs for 25c
1141
PAIRS FOR
it cotton hose, full Cotillion:al.
111. everyday wear, apish'', TWO .15,
Shirtings
A big shipment of new
Oxford shirtings direct
from English maker just
in. ' New .pattertis, good
quality, fakt colors. Will
stand any kind of hard
wear. Some patterns
just the thing for Buster
121c and 14c per yard
At 25c
Plain or ribbed CAA neve home. fliee 11111. 1111111i1Y, R010.1
e eight, all vista- Ladies 114. hittek cotton hose with natural
wool or bilbriggan feet. aidiea' lace cotton home io
black. I an or white, The 1'1 11111144 iffhtek Cat stockinge'
and', gills. Extra thie ri bed cation hoer, Idnek
or Inm, feet. Your chi 're tat ttt .
Special, 24)c
dye.' boblioned, extra gnality, est per 29c
Three (iood White Skirts
garment well made from fine white cotton. Nothing skimped about any o Ehetnel:.
Three white skirts at popular prices that aro especially good value
Three good things out of the mill in our big white wear department,
At 35 cent,.
cotton, good width, plain wills
Wide 111411 nv1,1 Mr., 1,m
of lucky. perinl
At 50 cents ,
Wilke Akin s 111;tde from Own]
quality English cotton, bright
Itnkli. well matte, 8-ineh
Itatinee trittunial with tuck and
At 1.50
Skirts matte from line Enc,ligli
cotton, bright eamlwie
V1417 extra wide Amino,
triMMNI With inownion and
cottonitorchon ;Ace. Wide 4111.1
frill. dressy okirt $1.50
at each