HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-9-20, Page 88 TrouDAT, Bept. 20, 1906
WHAT MR. LEONARD SAYS.
G. & G. R. Will Be Completed to Salt -
ford Before Snow Flies.
Toronto, Sept. 13. Aawiatant Gen-
eral Manager Leonard of the C. P. H.
in an interview yesterday said, refer-
ring to the Uuelph to Goderich
branch : "We will have the liar .com-
pleted ready fur service tot far Its Malt -
ford, jurt over the river Battu Gode-
icl e
Goode -
rich. 1, eftle winter sets in. We al
working away at the (itderich cud,
but it has been a lig jolt getting over
the river.
'The contract is let and the work
started on the IS -dile branyh front
Linwood, on the Guelph and Gude ch
line, to Listowel. It will Ie finished
this fall.
••rbc lin.. bona Walkerton, through
Pricevillr, Durham, Hanover to Pro-
ton. on the Owen Sound liar. is also
under loustr•uction and will be pushed
through ant feat aN possible."
MOVING THE WESTERN CROP.
Goderich Elevator a Factor in the Hand-
ling of the Wheat Crop.
Toronto), Sept. 14. According to
statement. Wade yesterday -by outlets
of vessels on the nplwl. lakes and by
representatives of the' shipping inter-
ests, grain harvested iu V* astern Ca-
nada this year should be tr,dlsporte4
to Eastern points with wore, facility
than was. last ye,u's crop.
It is estimated that the output this
year will ezceed that of 11Mt)r lout in-
creased elevator and vessel accoWtuo-
dation has twig: provided to Wert the
greater yield. and if proper transpo t.
tation facilities are provided at lower
porta on the upper lakes it is stated
that no difficulty whatever should be
experienced un the part off -Canadian
sue ssel. in moving the crop.
Four additional carriers are being
placed in service between upper an
lower ports this season. The Scottish
Hrtu, lelungiupl to the Canadian Lake
& Cerin Navigatio) Company. and'
having It capacity of 115,1111 bushels. I
hate beet) recently put in commission.
The Winona. with a capaity of 1'JI,-
OdOand owned by Hamilton interests,
is ndw uuaking her maiden trip. The
li;dmontou, capable of carrying 75.uts1
bushels, and belonging to Mr. J. T.
Matthews, has been put un. and the
Dundee is a new steamer to ie de.1
livered to Hamilton interests next
month fur nervier. It will have a
rapacity of jdLOOU.
At the present "time elevators at
Fort William. Depot Harbor and Mid
land are practically empty-, it is said.
As the movement eastward of new !
grain will not commence in an appre-
ciable volume on about the first of
October; the carriers should nut find
much difficulty (or sums weeks in un-
loading at Georgian Bay ports. Leat
year at Ibis Utile the elevators were
well filled.
A further advantage over last year
is the fact that elevator aerumWoda-
Lion is much greater. The new ele
vator at. Tiffin, with a capacity of
I,IMM),*MIU bushels, is to he ready for ,
October 1. An addition to the ale-)
vator at Depot Harbor is being made
to give storeggQr. to 1,000,410 (bushels.
and a new elpeatof 1'. going nip at
Goderich, where 750,01.10 bushels may
be stored. There is storage therefor,
fur upwards of :*,1Nst.linn bushels r
than haat year.
The difficulty Inst a year ago in
moving the crop, as rrvraled in the
investagation of the railway commis-
sion, war the lack of udeyutte Neill:
ties at Georgian Hay ports for grain
tranaportat.ion eastward. This and
the insufficient elevator ,u•c0uJJmeta-
Lion delayed vesowls in unloading their
rargoer. thus allowing a grain conges-
t iuu.
It is believed that such unsatisfactory
ruodU' will tn)t exist this ye.tt.
uud that before tltr clow of, nut
lion :M1,tMk1,1kk1 bushels of grain will
have Igen brought rax by the upper
lake vessels. I ,
LOCAL TOPICS 11.1 BRIEF.
x ,the
Feeling prr,tr well lila- mouth! \q 1
time to have your phuto,napk taken ai 14.41
los...audio and lel )soul' fl',end• au ay.fioa
Maus kuow wino )011 kook Oke. Ira! 1 put u
ort 1m 1r Num!
A kuud picture- not an •,dverrl•lug caMn,lar
or 3 cheap rl,naao •-.lis,- ., 44•4141l11 rile 1., .,
1,10141. lift- it ow of ah,• r •uouuntdatr. At
Wilmer Smith-, 1,:a4 . nre1. pun Nil* And .1
toll., ikon uP genuine ..aa pi i111v- .old 1he
pritC. an Ma 1 su Mel.
our-Ide01 IW wtnuer- of Ilse n•,l ti, ►et+,•tbe
be., -awned `people the (herr North•
w'r.trft. Exhibition next Nark Nall be Ihe• tea
so ho .rc clothed by 1'n,i1a.1.1 the Inilu,-. Paid
Nun- cm -lowers 1i0 ter :i..Il ,.0 i-drJ feeleo(
that r peculiar to well 1-4 eau.
(i toy 'trot herr Mil.i•i I.•I• :lir to wake'
thrid . :*l appearance here on. Oe
1o11rr 31141.
The Signal and The Toronto \\'wkly
(.ilnhtl to new sub.,rller.: for t he hal-
:Inel• of the year fol 'S. rents. 1t is
snap. -
The fire brit{a Ir o I. called out oet
Monday evening 1 I 1..0 ,not ,t blaze in
the dry grass in a v.r• 1111 lot on Ef.in
avenue.
Mo. Lor 1. 1•'. Blair', rink has defeated
I)i Hi*uli'r's, AI to 12, and F. Da%Is'
rink has defeated 11. \V. Thomsan's,
!I to 13. •
!Arlie. should reuiemlwr the (bites
of \tis. Douogbs millinery opening --
Eriduy and Sa111110y. September
::Nth and _13Ah.
The biggest list of attractiunsevrr
offered iu (iudrl•irh has leen secured
for the Great Northwestern Exhibi-
tion next week
Some smart young fellows will hate
only themselves to blame if they are
pulled ay some evening ,for fart driv-
ing on the Smiare.
Hotel 1, ulelich will remain open
during the early part of (k•tolwr at
least and will web uulr guests to the
Great Northwestern Exhibition at
half the regular rate..
Victor's Royal Venetian Hand offer:
a musical treat to all who attend the
Great Northwestern Exhibition next
week. The bund will play on the first
evening and the second day of the
show. 1).. out fail to hear it.
There are special attractions for
every day of the tuir next week. If
}}ou cannot: attend on Wednesday lir
Thursday be sure to go on Friday
The fair will be in full awing fr
the opening to the closing hour.
\Vor•sclls have engager James Rob-
inson, 0 practical pliuualwr and steam
and bot -water expert. any person
wanting :lay thing in *he.e linos would
du well to consult Mr. Kobip.on at
Worsens' hardware. plumbing and
stove store.
1 gave 'l:ityl reregiment1 aur) gAv r ItN
Inst open-air concert for the season 011
tht Square on Tuesday evening. and
left yesterday horning to fill its et.-
g,agesuent at Blyth fall fair. Its next
appearance in Goderlett will int at the
exhibition next week.
.loseph Firth, head plputler with
Peter az Sylester, o(Stratfot•d. for,the
past twoa1d a half years, has taken
a position with E. P. Paulin. Mr.
Firth is it 'first-class all-round.
mechanic and purposes- moving his
family herr as mama as he can VOW
reniently do .o.
Alex .I. Sutherland, of Neo. Volk,
wits itt town hast week in connect'
with the project to establish a gas
plant herr. Plants at Harris anti
Guelph, using the smile process as is
prop1.1ed for (i4Nlerich. are about
FALL MILLINERY
MISS CAMERON begs to announce to
the Ladies of Goderich and vicinity that
she is now ready to show Fall and Winter
Styles in Millinery.
All the Latest Ideas in Shaping and Trimming
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMED AND UN-
TRIMMED HATS.
MISS CAMERON, - Hamilton St.. Goderich.
NilMOTEL BEDFORD - - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER YQT4-
COMING
Prof. Dorenwend
of:To
will be at the HOTEL BEDFORD. GODERII'N, on
WEDNESDAY. M.ptennttel 214 h, with his celebrated
Bair Goods Styles
Ladies Wigs, Switches (wuvv 111' straight 1, PonyNa-
doura, Transformations, Wavy and Plain Fronts. ere.
Ladies, roll and see how quickly and easily be
can transforul yourappeur1nrr. Beauty, genre 11041
younger appearance are olanilltd, to say nothing of
the ►enefieial effect *limn the health.
Gentlemen who are lsiI I should not miss ses•iug
his patent
igs af•
�pRENWE1ypS '� Toupees
,l PUP - -
W 14 re
t•
non tied for
their Arnett
cal utility and dnrl1l,il,tj . Strong in structure and so
natural in a ppea 11)844. that they are sey,.ild detection.
They give a younger and more pleasing effect to the
face and head. Securely fastened. and no danger of
* heir coming off. Consultation free. l'orne early.
• The Dorenwend Co. of Toronto, Limited - - to; and *o5 Yonge
•
Street
Millinery Opening.
Miss 1)onogh will hold the Fall Millinery Opening at
showrooms, Kingston street. on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 28th and 29th.
Please call and inspect the display.
her
MISS DONOGH, Milliner.
l IIE SIGNAL: 4;014:I:ICiI (►N'r tUu)
eo*Iplettd and the project here is
developing sty'.,.:.:i.
l'his is not much of a {trachdishict,
but Dr. j.'Iark has a tree at his place
on Newgate street that would do
credit to I, ('alifta•tia orchard: There
was :a lul•ge yield ou the tree this yr:11
and the fruit is of splendid size mad
flavor. The editor knower, for he Win.
Li%orr41 with a maniple.
Thr al shoot of the Goderich
Hifir Asseai6Uiuu was commenced
yesterday afternoons at the military
range and will I. r pleted to -
row The highest wore yesterday,
wens made IT E. K. \\'atw•n--311 out
a pos.illc .u. Will Chisholm Made
ti. The 1.1nge Was :.I'kl yards.
In devoid:owe with instruction*
given a! the cheering of Court (inde-
rich, No. :C. 1'. l). F., on 'I'ne44.lay.
('Lief Hanger Thomas Burrows has
sent a Message of greeting u) the
Sovereign Grand hedge otOddfellow.
1' 100 •n )4rssiun in Poria.), wishing
The sister tldrr every pnlsperil y.
The fall show season hair •ed
iu
this district. Exeter and Myth
were on this week. Sela(urlh's big day.
will he tomorrow, next week Iiilde-
rich and Wiughaul will hold their
shows, x111* the following week Luck•
now. Hayfield. Ihuagantun and Brus-
sels, will close up the list for this
Meality.
The a111n11 it "harvest festival" week
observed by the Salvation Artily is
this year to 1w the week raaunieneing
Septemlwr 22ml. This is a time
sperlalIy appoint et' for the liaising of
funds for the pnlsecut' of the
Army's work- throughout the world,
and eontrlhutions from any who wish
to assist in this way wilt be gratefully
reeei*el by t lural oIlcers.
Miesl'u*lin has opened up her dress-
making parlors over the Standard
Loan ('o. and is nolo prepared to
execute Jill orders entrusted to her.
If you commit Miss Conlin brfor.•
purchasing she will be pleased to tell
you what shade and material to get
for nobby tailor-tuade suit or house
gown and all the latest tri unnings.
Improvers And' apprentices wanted.
That accidents will happen was
demonstrated again last week, when
The Signal's bundles of papers for
town suhscrilers, which were de-
livered at the powtofflce Thur.day
evening. were in some way sent off
with the railway until the next intern-
ing and did not get hack until the
middle of the day. Subscribers had
to wait • for several hour., for their
paper -bat it was not uta Guilt.
The Ford tar which J. H. Kelly.
the local agent, ordered in Jlav last
tar 1.:11;..• Brown, of Blyth, came up
by'the steamer King Edward on Sun-
day night. Mr. Kelly gave it a trial
spin around town on Monday and
found it in good working order. and
later in the day Mr. Brown left with
it for Blyth. The Ford people are
away behind with their orders, but
are doubling the capacity of their
plant Nn N. to keep up with the great
demand for their ears.
Mt•. Johnston. representing the
Novi -Audi Cost • Co.. will he at
Hodgens Bros.' store all day Tuesday
next, with samples of fall and winter
style, of *hese celebrated 111111, -tailored
cost '. for women. People who
taw these 1.001 . when %Ir. John
-
tim wee, herr liVe1hle..Ay and Thurs.
day this week were delighted with
them, and to arc Male those who
were unable to ran un these days he bas
Arr•aI)ged to spend Tuesday next in
Uialelirh. Ile will 1e ready to reeetoe
visitors any time from 111 N. 111. to d
p. to.
. One Kind of Love.
"When marriages are unhappy"
said Mark Twain at a dinner, -rt is
usually lar•an.e the husband .11414
tender and oli•ervatat &taint trifles:
"The husband is too •h like the
young wan who sat .singing with
great .expression :
•• •1 lore thee! 1 love thee! %4 it It 4
1 -ti -y -e that cannot d -i -r! With a
I -o -vee that cannot d-ip !'
'•His wife just then carne in and
-:(111 :
1 tt ant a w•uttle of r•0a1.'
•• •IIh. go 1 4I 1 h dickens,' said he."
"Jimmie". Burns.
roamer t . M; Senator Fall. of Flori-
d:., who ' ' *a111.e1 himself by
taking off a tight show in the Senate
chamber onto. day and hoisting a huge
fend, clad in n blue. yarn sack, on to
his desk, hearel from other Senators.
early in him term. that Superinten-
dent Smith of the Swann. Gardens
gave palms and pot tel plants to states -
turn he piked.
Call ty:olted N4111C 11:1111)'. and Ile east
about for n way to ',pit on, the. right
side of Smith. !Suuirl,Nlt• told hitt
Snlilh was a gri•;at 111 ' err of Horns
and had a Hne collerl ion 'of (turns
lIIanusrliptsan.l edit' N.
That was' (':ell's curHe walked
'vet to the garden. f 1 Smith, and
talked about many things. At the
proper *tine, delicately Mid .*lno*)Nenl
.itely. he Int 1,aI,*.ed the subject of
Hurn-. r
"Thew ora" N poet." 111• .:.111. ••F.n•
tine' sent liner! he has then) 1111
beaten. I real my Burns every day."
"Kell ye *inrns:3'' asked Smith,
1111pII intermit.. 1.
"I sbuuld think 1 did." proclaimed
the mith*l-i 1.ttr ('NII. "1Vhy, 1 know
most of his poems by heart. 'rimy
,•:111 hare their other `Nuts, lad, as for
1111', 1410.1' un• .li lull Burns-
-1' ' Hurns!" roared the en-
raged Smith. "Ain llll Horns!
Augh ! Hilly Washington ! Charlie
Napoleon ! Sallow! Jefferson ! dirt
out of Inc sight, ve ignoramus!
and ('all never did get his palm,
a
tstermatlss t••or ANistesi, Laundress.
With the numberless mutts, culla ea,
ruffs, bits of lace. while gloves mid
belts, to say nothing of dainty lingerie
and silk waists now being wuru, Where
is the WuniJll, 11nIe.. she 14 able to
keep a personal maid. who dorm nut do
more or less laundry work for herself?
t recent Invention fur making much
work easy, therefore, should be of gen-
eral Interest The new washer la a
simple arraugeweut. consisting of a
1*uted roller pierced by canny holes.
For use with It there cowry a Tittle
washboard that ham slight projections
over the nurture, although au ordinary
washboard will answer the purpuae
junt ire well.
These rollers ...imp in all 111201, from
the tiny ones like n rhlld'a toy Inst
the thing to wash out stocks, handker-
chiefa and stoking' In basin or sta-
tionary washstand --to those for n full
family wash.
The process la very simple. Float the
clothes overnight, then put n piers at
e time, folded In sever:II thicknesses,
on the hoard. Pony It well and run the
roller over It In abort. quick strokes, an
If making pastry The dirt la gnlckly
removed without half the wear and
tenr of the ordinary rubbing.
No hulling is necessary. Merely rinse
thmueh several waters. the final slight-
ly blued, and the clothes are ready far
the'Ine.
NEWS OF DISTRICT.
ST. HELENS,
'rugs') 0. Sept.
alis.- Jl iota 11 tithe' fwd was Millie utt
ll�ud:*y.
1lis'.
Alan, of 11)'e.tl1e•Id, was
Willie Saturday and Suldky.
Alai, .1:,- McDintlld, for., of the 011*
cttnce.siun, continues trey poorly,
SAM Culbert has Ir•cu tusking arti-
ficial Nell at Will Todd's and al the
111 i-
tlui``r a her flout aro 1 here
at tenths! the sale of the rotate of the
late Jos. li:unit, '
•
llisst•s,Fauuy Andel.on And Marjorie
Miller visited at Mrs. •11.00. 1'r •'H's
oil Saturday last, ' 1
Mr, and Jlrs. Joseph Hyde 'and
child, of Eden Grove. visited at Jas.
f{cdt%s *44* week.
('on. Decker and .1 c . 1I vde took it
the fair -at Loudon no. l'Murso)• alar
Friday of last week.
Iter. K. V'. ('1.IN. Nitases Annie
Clark /41111 H1%411a•t11 'dill.'&• 1114 \Tilt
Huthrrl'old attended 1Mn:runwl Pres-
byterian co11ventiun .44 311ulesw'urth un
Tuesday of obi. *0 eek
We lerstand J:1-. Pardon W114 on
the train that met 1)111) the terrible
disaster near Sudbury. but we. all.
lea.wl to learn M, w.+s fortunate
enough to e0caple without is 1rrlal.1*.
Itirh ird lane of hutlough, and 'l4•
I►. 311e1)um/ld; n� River -dale. visited at
J. H. Rut heron•d's nn Sunday '-' 111 1 h
evening Mr. McUouaL* addressed he
liable •lass, giving .1 report of the
Na..Ii%lllr,,4tiye*t1 of abs Students'
\lissiitnat•y • Voltintts•i 1lovenlenl, to
which. he was a delegate.
Exeter Show a Success.
Exeter, Sept. 1K. It ill estimated
the Exeter fall fail was attended to-
day by over 5,11110 people. This is an
Minimise lit about Sul. over last 'year's
at (embitter. The hot., show easily
surpassed anything .:l its kind ever
seen at •a Mouth Huron fall show, not
only in the number nt cullle.. but al
so -fhellthe l
exhibits in 111111111
•et the441t111air1 Iluildirlg
also were very good. especially the
!tulles' work, which - ex.ilel •h
favorable connurn!. 'there Was a
general disappointment on ac t of
here Icing ht races. The receipts of
the day amounted toalimit S1,Ik I.
A Magazine for Women.
The New Idea Woman's Magazit.i
keeps up to its name. ll is a w•nu1Ni1's
magazine and a good one. It tells
about fashions, needlework, rookery.
household affairs, ell 111 c0nfni11.
many bright D10111-•. 44,11 clever de+.
criptive articles. 1'b,- prier of Th -
New Idea %Vuutau's Magazine i, Ise
cents a year. Suhsr'rils•ra to the Sig-
nal may secure it for Rirents Icy send
ing their order to this other.
Mike's Love Letter.
The following letter is a 1.4x14. ex-
ample :
-My Darling Peggy. I met you
last night. and you never cable ! ,1.11
meet you :again tonight, whether you
r. • or whether .%"011 +Iop away. If
Ila there fit -t, sore 1'11 write any in
on the gale to ten von of it : and, if
i*'s you that's first. why rut. it out:
d:sling. and no one will be the wiser.
I'II never fail to he at the 1lvsti0'-
phiee. Peggy : • for. faith. 1 can't keep
Away ft o.1) the spot where put amt.
whether` you're there nr whether
sown' not„ Your own,
"Do you enjoy going to church
now?" asked a Lady of \les. Porting -
.•1 4a,
arting-
••Ida, me. 1 do," said Mrs. Part-
ington. "Nothing does me so much
144NN1 as *0 get up early- on Monday
morning and g0 to church and. hear ,a
populous minister dispense with 1he
prosper."
ME
N WANTED i�.2t.ivst.c •,••
err t4.•m4
111,011.1. rd kt... 004 444 ._a• w
Wi-•rnw. 4 .4* tat ... up •1400 cud•
on bow .encs• Ma•.• .nd .n (0•..0000• N.,-.• . dui
ng •nun Nve,n..n. -atter 4'rn•n-.u• 0. n,l•rr
14.. 14 ',kn..n •»d ..4,.11• •. v. •u • 11.4 n)ad, empb,msot 1: 4,wd ba!dr n w• 1 na rout .nrk /W
leu `perlante
r....a..1 111140,w partwul•n
84(00 MEOICIVAI i'0. :ondon, Ont.mo Cdneea
Victoria Opera douse
OODERICH .
•ILIII' 28th
Friday, Sept'r
DUNCAN CLARK'S
Extravaganza
Company.
The Hest Vaudeville CO. 'Ti-*iveIling.
2 {lours of *4.1111 Fun and Amuse-
ment.
A Show that will please rho. best of
them. One that von will not weary
of while it last,.
Something i)oing all the Time.
Pretty- (iirlm. Funny Comedians.
('lean. Bright and Entertaining.
Prices,.a ad 51c• • • CriNres 25c.
Plan at Kidd o Hook vlol#
WATCH
Pi RING
IS Otilt
-.SPECIALT'I
fully guarantee
our Work
H. PARK
Jeweler and Optician
Smith 41x11` square
The Sovereign
• Bank of Canada
THE BANK THAT
PAYS INTEREST_
4
/ TIMES A YEAR.
OsSarlassAccuaat1
' « i o BRANCHB5�
:.001 RICH 4RANCH
ANDREW PORTER, Manager.
Jordwn Block
I READY OR FALL
Rall Paper
1'p -delete designs in Wall
Paper. Tike advantage of our
I'1110•ing Sale doting the uumths
ad' Septetnlwt• and (14tulwi•.
I'1 i, es range from :N to 3*le per
t:•II.
School Supplies
He:adt*u niers for School
!took. and Sehonl Supplies.
lin,itis • hours: i a.u1. to fi
I, Int.
Terms Strictly Cash:
Gez. Pore ter
Court hiou'e Square, Gn:i!r:, 1:
I elephone No. 100
TELEGRAPHY
I
m1< ori
,.4; ff,,Firos'
The new fall styles of Queen Quality Shoes
exhibit special features throughout. New designs,
new hells, new edge effects have been added and the
assortment now presents an unusually complete range
of styles from which to make a selection. Patent
leather for dress and semi -dress, Gun metal and kid
for general Weal', are all represented in kilucher and
Lace designs. Perfect in fit, luxuriously comfortable
and economically priced.
$3.75 and $4.00
Downing & MacVicar
Don't Forget This!
A BIG
Slaughter of Dishes
Commencing Monday, Sept. 24th.
IVUK TWO WEEKS ONLY./
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF- -
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, China,
Glassware and Common Stoneware.
All these good& -will be sold away below cost, as I need, the
space for other goods. All goods at bargain prices mst
be Spot Cash. Produce taken sane as cash.
!'all and see them.
Is the ilea-teaosant •)N,•u400- tw)int/ from PT• DEAN
.4.1,11,.,.„.... pet ann11un an reilwa). -ars ire. 1
e '
\-ou can lo•enim- a good o .ermtor in 'I1 mouth0
If vuo -4 isd)•.in The 44.111 rel Trill/Talky `drool.
3lierrard -•. EA -1. Toronto. The Ilnc-t -.hoot '
in ('anal.. w rite for Io,rlh•ulat:
W. N. anew. 'T J. JOHNSTON,
Pre,idrot. Principal
The Square
w1s �
The Grocer
1'111,'.1 1111
'Phone No.
z5
o - 1 ens.
DIREC /MPORTLR3
f '44
1
oOOSR/CM.
Court House
Square
Novi -Nodi
COATS AND COSTUMES
TtIF NOVI-MOF)I Coats and Costumes
are well worth your seeing. They mark
a forward step in ready-to-wear gar-
mei*ts for woolen, and are far in advance of
the old styles of ready-mades in every way.
As to style, fit and high-class workmanship
they are in a class by themselves. Every
garment is man -tailored throughout and
perfect in every detail. Over fifty styles in
Coats and as many in Costumes are at your
.disposal. There are over 400 separate and
distinct cloths to make selections from.
When you find your size in Novi-Modi gar-
ments you have no trouble as far as fit is
concerned. When ordering your Fall Suit
consider the "Novi -Mods" proposition. Its
advantages are many.
IFIL
Phantom Plaids
More Phantom Plaids
in this week ; broken
checks and squares in in-
distinct color (/lendings
and designs, with blue.,
dark green, brown of
garnet the predominating
shades. Correct for sep-
arate skirts or tailored
suits: 44 to 54 in. wide
$1.40 and $1.50 -
a yard.
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Splendid Values at the
Hosiery Counter
The Hosiery Counter is doing more business right
along. The sterling qualities and downright good
values are bringing us more customers every week. if
you buy any of the following lines you buy Hosiery that
will give you every satisfaction as far as the wear i4
concerned -the kind that puts darning day a long way
in the future.
R 7 Ribbed Cashmere Hove with double knee, all nine's 25 to Glc
111 11 X Fine ribbed pure wool Cashmere Hose, comes in s11
niz4.s, .. , '16 to flIk'
111 11 Same quality only wider rib, a splendid attacking far
Moya' fine wear, all sizes . ... ... ... ... .. .. S15 to Mk
O 5 Fine ribbed cashmere. aeamleae feet, all sizes, ...... dH (0 nik
44 PINin cashmere with linen spliced feet, one of our hest
sellers, all sizes, .. ...... .. .. TF1 WW1"
s2 Plain Cashmere, good quality, a splendid low-priced stock-
ing. all sizes. .. .. .. 20 o iilk
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Special :
2.' I)uzen ladies' full fashioned Cashmere Hose, seamless feet, soft
finish, fall weight., an extra good stocking at a popular price, all sizes,
Per pair 25c.
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