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8 THURSDAY, Jsnaary :', 1908 •
RAILWAY BYLAW.
Ituatlonsd from wail
the present bylaw to more than pay
lift tyle $150.000 bunds and not cwt
there our tent. But the town would
still he liable for the guaranteed Isnuls
all the save.
You can easily understand u,iw why
1 hes bylaw 10 trying to be pusher)
through on such short notice without
time for proper dirctusiou or the pub
lie to become atoquaiuted with the
facts. 1 thick it would be a very re-
grettable thing for the town to be
tied up -so as not to be able Co teke ad-
vantage of the latest developmlenta in
cheap {ower.
I am it strong believer in Inuuicipal
ownership of publii• utilities. we ser
All (ever the Province that municipal-
ities are striving for cheap power.
It seems to the all the tall of electric
rads and making a city un short
notice is only throwing dust in the
else, of the electors to enable certain
promoters to get hold ut our tower
plant for their own ands, Holding
111e town up to x thirty-year contract
t their exorbitant figure. is net euu-
sistent with their professions. l
think it WJlall be x geed investment
fur the team to install artaluerr
enaction gamengine, with ample melaae-
ity to supply power to faetiiiex ur
electric roads if required, and by haw-
ing cheap power at our disposal be iu
a position to ent•tillt•age teetoriem to
locate here. Producer xots engines
are being made and installed in the
largest concerns in Atteileit, lout be-
ing fully guaranteed 14, produce
power at les. than one-quarter the
cost of steam. 'If the promoters of
thekoylaw mean good to the town let
them withdraw the thirty-year eon -
Intel clause. 1'o Olt truly.
11', U. Merril.
'1'o the Elko:. it The Niam i.
Sett,- The promoters of the railway
a av it will cost $2S,I11$1 a resile to bulla
and equip it. This means a cost le-
tween Kincardine and Sartlia of
*2„31lt,00I0, the distance Icing about
1,111 guiles. The interest on this at
is per tout is $12.1,I1/xl annually, theu
there is the running expense. insure
once, lacegs' salaries. etc., etc.,
amounting to :Mother large sum.
\Viol anyone believe that this road
running along the lake shore. with a
sparse opulation. no towns or vil-
lages ofacv importance on. the way.
will ever tee able W pay expenses?
don't thing it will, and, electors, if
this
road shoo
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have t rorty the interest on the *IA.
oat you are guaranteeing and at the
end of thirty years the $150,018,
Fellow -electors. I c a u n el t t u n
strongly urge upon you the necessity
of going to the polls and voting
against the bylaw, and in giving you
this advice 'I :ata out ashamed to
.sign any name as the author of this
communication. 1Ve. ('.SM tenth..
THE MAYORALTY CANDIDATES.
To the Muer of The Signal
Sift,- The writer was surprised
nomination night. after hearing
Clark's very full report on the tow
husineis for the yeast- :and the Hmtn
involved, at the mubempient stittem
of Dr. Macklin that Dr. Clark h
negItmled his duties as it ' otlncillor
attending the meetings of the coati
To seek au explanation 1 went
the clerk's office and searched t
minutes and found that there h
been thirty-eight regular, eprelet a
adjourned meetings of the council'
1907; of these Dr. 3lacklin attend
thirty-two end wee absent from
and Ur. Clark also ,attended shirt
two and was al,sent front six. Hone
are even. notwithstanding the sta
menta of Ur. Macklin at the eneetin
which now appear to me to be ve
uncalled for and unkind.
I much admire I)r. Clark's euerg
and ability. He has worked long an
faithfully for the town, ham bee
chairman of really important cumuli
teen of the council. and as president
the \Vest Huron Agricultural Saciet
be has succeeded in raising the (all e
hibition from is stele of lethargy an
bankruptcy to one of prosperity an
activity, with a substantial balance o
cash un hand.
Mayy f solicit the votes of all pre
gtessive citizen's for Dr. ('lark, who 1
an active, energetic and competen
candidate? JI'MTI/'E.
(ioderich, Jan. 1st, 1914[,
T•, the Editor of The Signal.
All right-thinking citizens every
where will rejoice that Toronto ha
shown her continued good judvnlen
end self-respeet by electing as hr
chief magistrate ,1 gentleman who i
privately and publicly as credit to him
self and to the citizens who honour(
hint with their votes. When a citizer
of integrity, ability and discretion i
willing to sacrifice hie time and Id
talents to promote the interests of hi
fellow -citizens, it is a shorl•sightet
ratepayer who will not sot.. for hint
but who will supper ",nor of the
►ave,'.
The cjtizeos of Odet•ich have How
an opportunity (*placing at the head
of their council for Ms one of the
abl •mt men that ever consented to
serve them. We have in Dr. Mau'klin
s gentleman of ability. independence,
clew judgment, a pleasinj(nail forcible
speaker• a roan who will in every wsy
I e an horror to the town of lltslerjeh.
If he be given a substantial majority
on January 0th, it will be an eneour••
figment to mite• capable citizens to
offer themselves for election in future
years.
A wise selection firm" the list of
can d, 't
harem
will give u, for 111e4 las
strong a council em ever grab'rd the
municipal lamtrd. Remember that the
men elected will transact nm• business
Mid Speed our money. 1t is now ftp
to the electors to support men' to dm
the town's business whom they would
select front the matinees if it were'tr
transact their own private business.
Now is the time to consider these
things, not after the election is over.
H. I. $TRA",,
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G. C. 1. EXAMINATIONS.
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Resuhs of December Examinatioes et
the Collegiate.
The folltwitig oe•t•rentages were
made by the c,indi.Iatel. in theditfet•-
ent forms at the Collegiate in Decem-
ber exxulinatluuu.
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.1. Sturdy, 81: E. Sands. 72: S,
Speii•an, 71; A. ('lark, IM; 11. McKat•,
IM; O. Stadiltit, 18; S. ileac ,18:
N. Bu,wk, 10 ; (', 11'4.11ingtom 112 ;
Hrlmiconlbe, IH : Il, Fox, Irl :
Haechle•r, 511:oebel, 38: It,
Stuthen,. 57 : H: DGoebel,
.5a; P. Tlnint y,
55: W. Phelan, 54 ; M. thetherle net 40
1. Matheson, liP. Poulin. 44: le.
Prang, q; A. McNevio, 3f1;
kinntn, :lt. A Mae.
tom* It.
I. Pentland, RI: I. Barkley. 82 t H.
Towill. 81 ; E. wehh 7p; 1''Fingland
78: 11. (Jere, 711; W. ('unningham, 75;
4 �Ilargitt, 72: 1i. Walter, on: X 1
Raine, Oi: H. Heekett, RI; J. Kann -
dors, Ill►; 0. Clutton, OU; N, Lewitt, I t
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THE, SIGNAL : GODEIZICH. ONTARIO
H. llawiel. 81 : ; 1). kleDowell, .11;
E. Colborne, 49; la 1•'ragau, 42.
('t )4)4 eclat. Foes.
Senior chess. -H 'l'isdltle, 11i; tura
lllair, all ; Jrs..iu Kerr, ill ; h:v a Me-
Nee, 711: Uertit• \'anstrne, 79: Olive
511'1,140. 7+i ; Reggie I'ridhani. 77 ;
Mary 1)rllUu, 7t1 ; Winnie Johnston,
73 ; Louie 11t'l'Iw,tlh, 73 ; Mabel Mem-
Donald, 71 : Nellie Suuughan, 71 :
1lorma aSttndetw,u. 71 ; Viola .Inhn-
stun. 70 ; Nellie Litopatt, tli ; Fred
Peewits, U3 ; Eva 1 'iIsou, S9 : Reggie
Dunlop. 5io ; Mary St•ri,ugeour•, 31 :
!'has.: MacArthur, 311.
Junior class. • Edythe Misname,
73 ; Blanche Shaw, 03 ; Percy Hay-
dn), Ut ; Allan Marshall. Ill ; Rola•i1
'lichen, li.
Lillian Graham laud Dorothy Tau-
eott have added lemon; in hemikkeee-
ing. stenography and typewriting to
their oiipho tis.
)1101•1.1{ 11H01.
Bement Long, 87 ; Elisabeth Miller,
<I : Melville Anderson, til : De i t it ire
Hill yard, 71; brae I'ridhatra 7:1; May
Stoddart, 71 ; Archie Tom, 7U; !cilias
MacViel r, 70; '1' Elliott, 114 ; (:eerie
Sturdy, 117; Ina Welsh, 117: Jean
l'lutlun, (41: Eleanor \\'Itlke,, 141;
Daisy Ryan, 05 ; Edrie Tye. UI ; Nellie
Graham, Ill :%dirk Elliott, (14: Maggie
Bissett, 113 Flossie Ilarriwm, 40: Vet*
Elliott, 412: Reggie Putt, (11 ; Tennison
Rolertiem. :el: Huy \Nadler, 57:
'Annetta ittta Kirke, 57: Sadie McChaelme,
13; Florence Mclean, 72 : Jack
Hulu•r1 s, 52 ; Value flick imago, t 52 :
Viola \%orals, 51; Jack Midis, 51 : Ecu -
1v1 1lpduntld, 51 : Myrtle Riche'',
30: Amelia Barkley, 49; Henry Chis-
holm. 10; Martie Folder, 441: Pearl
McGillivray, 111 : Cecil Hautiltou, 15 :
Albert Shackleton, 4:1; Lizzie Clark,
41 : Worthy Kilpatrick, all;
1't'I'Bll 11)1 )1.
liutdun Wightuan, til: ; Jessie
The Sovereign Bank'
of Canada
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Is/uaN al heal . yteti faits pai`t wadi/ally.
e; alurl. h 1Nnaicl,
A. PORTER - • \ImnaAn.
rad in •North street church in the i
eve . The annual offerings to the
e.luoethanol work of the Aletluxlist i
church will be taken. Everyone !
mule wide.,:. ,.
The Weak of Prayer.
7'he week of peeve'. will be (deserved
by the Htptlsts. Methodists and 1'tws-
uytcri:au- 111 town holding union Nei -
elves. While each spe•tker Int+ the
liberty of ch.oeing his awn subject.
the program ea arrenge 1 by the Evan-
gelical Alliance will be kept b -fore the
people. The ser•icas will commence
at ti o'clock.
Monday. JAI'. 6, Thanksgiving and
Huwiliation• Slwaker-Itev, Jas. A.
Andetwou, in the Baptist church.
Tuesday, Jan. 7, The Church ►
crreal. Speket --Rev, G. N. Hazen,
in Victoria street Methodist church,
Wednesday, flan. 1, Regular prayer -
SOME FACTS
Ill':r'PF4('tfI\G THF4 ELEGEM('
RA 1 L\VAI
The statement has been monde that- the Railway Company tray
construct a .-heap t•adwey and that it is within its authority to do at,,
and that no one can prevent it.
This is not so. By section 162, sub -stet, 2, of "The (ttar iu Railway
Act, itspa" it is provided that it shall be the duty of the engineer of
"The Ontario Railway Allway anti Alunicipal eluant," who is appointed by the
Board subject to the apurov,al of the Lieutenant -Glover • in Council, to
inspect any railway in course• of :yustruction, to examine the atxtiuus
rolling stock, rails road•badi,right of way, tracks, bridge.. trestles,
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t +eructs, drains culvert .Mnilway en/smogs and jetneti.,u., highway
end farm crossings, fences, gates and Cattle guards, telegraph, tele-
phone or other lines of rbectr•icit•, and all other buildings, work..
structures, equipment, apparatus, and :appliances th•ieun, and to
report tn11y in writing to the Board.
Ser:. MI of "The Qiitario !Railway Act, 111146" prase ides that eau
railway shall be opeued. jra1lc4urtil leave ham Tern obtained f
the Board and before leave is givers the Board has in its {e,sneess' the
report of the inspecting engineer that, in his opinion, the opening of
the road for the carnage of traffic will be seasonably free (rent danger
to the public using the saute.
By thesame. section Isule-sere, 1r it is provided (haat if the inspecting
engineer reports that in his opinion the opening of the road would be
attended with danger to the public, by reason of the incompleteness
of the [corks or permanent way, ur the insufficience of (he con-
struction lir equipment, the Binned will not permit the railway to be
operated. Lw
' It is further stated that before the bonds become payable the
railway may he allowed to go into had repair, laud the security of the
bondholder, and the town. may be urriooely injured. This. not so,
for by sec, 1414 it is pnvided that if the Hoard is informed that the
railway is not kept in repair. it may direct that it be put in proper
repair and may order that until such repairs ate made the railway 1.•
not used. and ,f after this order the Company Opel -Mea the seaway it
forfeits the 1111111 of 8.7x1 fur rash day the under ie disobeyed.
.1u estimate of the coat of the railway- per mile WAS strutted from
an indrpa•ndeut sentare- from at engineer not in the employment. of
the Hail way Company-- and the cost witsut byhitt et frons $111
31,41
to $-'11,i4s) per toile. This is exchsil•e of rollingst ck.
The town will not he exiled upon for its guarantee until the road
is cotupletesl and trouly for op erati The morlgege is to Iw given
upon x completed road sec. 4t of "The Ontario Railway Art, 11541,•'
provides for the making of the mortgage.
It is maid by some that a sinking feud should be provided it this
came and that the bvinv is objectionable because of its omission.
There im no vermin (o• it here, as the mortgage provider for 11 he
securing of the bonds that the town gumrantees. %Vher•e the bonds are
seemed by a mortgage a ,inking fund is never provided and there is nei
railway eompuly iu ('anxda that provides a sinking fund for the
of bonds must
ave art of fix 1'ts bonds. investment for a tern ufrveers, oto etrw tithe lands could
not he economically and successfully floated.
Rehire the town cin be called upon to guxrante' the railway
loads the Railway Company must secmr tlae release of the tuwn from
the $1311,11., guarantee given by it to the Power Company. if tine
release he not headed Orel' to the town the bylaw will never go into
etTe t. This bylaw miiply cleans at change from the Power ('urnpuany
to the Railway Limn Ity 1,1 the guar,ultee for which the triwn is now
responsible, amino increase of liability whatever. Hee per, 1 ut the
I•ybtw.
Some discussion ham mewl' because a certain stiaten''on1 is being
eireid ter! hilthongh this has really nothing to de with the Railway
bylaw 1 that the Maitland (River Power ('nulnany by reason of a former
bylaw ipassed last year obtained the right to operate the electric light
and waterworks syst^urs of this town,
Now the statement above mentioned is quite ,•outrary to the facie
rand Heerefete unfair, and it'ls, rant right that the Hallway l'„Itparly''i
bylaw sltittlld be prejudiced by these 0r1Jtlsti11*Ide aemettlone.
ever
should do shore than supply th�tewn wilthrthelpowet necessaryatd tat the Mower tony
the electric light and waterworks planta Thi• town was to operate.
hewn utilities. .UI that wee intended or was in taut at gaeeyl upon
was that the town was to use water -developed instead of steam- _
Je•trtt.pad power %raater poste instead of coal leaver.
ICTlam toe•en stated that the I'nwer Clammily rp ty obtain its supply
f (mower 1,,' the town from ,Nese other smn•ce then the Maitland
River and yet the Lown he held to the *7,11111 contract, Thi, ie not Ibr
fr. t. Thr power mixt Ire obtained fount the 11Aitlantl River and
«•feral Iniiel d thousand dollars will le spent upon theenterprise,
51 n, ng, (42: Benson Case, a2: Ihmal l
1'Isrk, s41; Di idle hl,rniu, i0; Augusta
\lelw011,75: Itonwrll Huthet•ford, 7.1 ;
Dinah! Finlayson, 71 : Wm. Steven-
son. 71; Rhea Stirling, 711; 0, -
tun Utero ,, 017: Lottie Rollin.
son, 1t1: Rhoda McKenzie, 01: Flo
lhacdoun1.1, 112: Alberta 1)urnin, IA,
, CHURCH NOTES.
In Sunday morning the New Year's
fellowship meeting will be held in
Kurth strr+t Mu•thnelist chureh at 1n
o'clock.
IRev. A. E. Alli,, lut'cnpics! the pul-
pit of North street Meth,alirt' church
on Sunday morning 40.1 preached an
excellent sermon.
The collect km token in Mirth start
Meth.xlixt Sabbath seined in the nuter-
e•Sls of the !hospital for Sick Children
amounted to the suhsttutinl snot of
•ivvr $111. It was n splrndi,1 ell„rt.
The Presbytery of Ilmmn meet in
Knox church, uu Friday, 1h -ember
an.lr, to coriander the call extended to
Rev. F. O. Nichol, of Cargill. by the
Auburn and Smith's Hill congn-ga•
tions, The meeting leas :Winne/Hsi to
Der•e,ttls•t•'S'ith, when the Pr•Iehytery
declined to sustain the call.
The services in Toth 1feihsli.t
churches In town will be of special in-
terest next Standar. it being the an -
0 Citi t'lucational clay Gentlemen of
prominence in the educational w-otk
of the Province will give add,wse..
Itrv, It. I. \Varner, D. It.. principal of
Atrium Ladie,: College, St. Thomas,
will speak ht the morning in North
street rhumb and in the evening in
Victoria street church. ,John 6. Rob.
erten, 11. A.. Insifesfam of Greek
Angnage and philosophy In Victoria
nllegr, 'Toronto, will Perak in Vir• I
uric stt•tr t chluyh in Ulu morning,
meeting in all the churches.
'rhurtapdiy .Ian. N, Foreign NIissions.
Speaker iter, H. W. \Vright, in
North street Methodist ehureh.
Friday, .tau. 111, Fnrnilirs, Educa-
tional lfstahlimhuleutre and the Young,
Speaker --Rev. H. W. Millyarl in
K max church.
Your Dollar
Never was as bbr for berg,it" getting
as now, at Meta lib's made. \'ou k
he t gine up. ' The whole 'Nock 1s
fur sale. No reserve, Only_.Hfteen
days in tt hieh to sell. 1 tains Ili.
choice ; today- the Hest day_
11. A. McKim, ats:k st I,e sold
in Hllccn dray..
Never in the inemor y
of the oldest inhabitant have prices
been exit duan as they are new.
,1 Ift'sn S.ALK. :Melt he's big slit,k
must let heated in 41ftern days. Mell-
ing began hila))'. Marking dumb and
laying out stock has been in progress,
since 1''rkley last.
Ale KuM's MAt.I•..will Last only Ilf-
teen .lays. TadAy lm the first day
venue in And sec for yourself the
money -saving prices. 'fake your
lisle : look nrnnnrl. Stile prices in -
!d ein figurer. and in red.
. ' NOTICE
to Water Takers.
A11 water rates are now due. fakers
paying for tooR during the month of Jan-
uary well be allowed TO per cent. discount.
All persons in arrears for loon mist pay
W once or water will be honed off.
W. L. HORTON.
Cotlector.
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AT' TNI.' ('LOSE figf this our first year in this big, bright, new stare we think it a Jilting time
/o heartily thank the many customers who haremade 1907 by long odds the best and bi{rge,t
years h1siness3we have ever had.
!'or 1908 there are plans, the nature o/which will be announced from time to time, there will
more and more ,«plictsi e this store's leadc'rsltip—!teat will make it a baler all-rotnd shopping
plate -- that will more t/lair ever make i/'what we are aiming to have it a credit to the town c f
(,oderich.
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• IT'S JANUARY. The Bargain Month of the winter season. This year itwill be more
NOW so than ever at this big store. Plans we have for the comingyear make the material reduction
of present stocks imperative. Several thousand dollars' worth of Dry Goods must be turned
into money before we take stock, the 31st day of January, 1908. There is .no 11 if possible " about
this. It MUST be done. We are in no mood to mince :natters. The goods are here and we are
going to sell them. So watch the papers each week for money -saving prices. It will pay you and
pay you well.
January Sale Starts Saturday, January 4th, 1908
Splendid
Underwear
Bargains
RAnhui{ good bargains in Ladies'
Underwear for Januar sale.
Stocks too heavy, must be reduced.
Here is the way we are going:to do
,t. fry
Vests and Drawers,
9c
Ladies' 11 t 1 1 ed )'eats and
I1rawen,, genal heavy winter
weight, manual color•,., soft lin
ish. special for January 19C
sale, per garmetlt.
1. a d i es' Underwear,
39c
Ladies'
IV1t, .t (:01111 Vests
and Urawerm, gess) weight and
Huish, properly snetwel, will gi'
• exeelle"t wear, :alk: is ligular
pries. J A 11 r y Sale
price. is, tier garment .... 39C
$1.50 Gowns, 98c
I.ulirs' FlatineleLt• N i P h [-
gowns, made frau greed 'virility
English Flannelette, pink or
white, very full skirt, (11QC
.IAun:uy Ante price ... J((JJ
Children's Vests
. and Drawers, I5c
1 hildren x Vests and Dratv,•rs,
14,414.11.1 VII nit.•s, regular ?s•, 2.5r,
1Ik, Out they gu Satnld•et• at
gar m(ry salt prices, {n i 1 5
garment
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FUR COATS
For the January Clearing
" SAVING PIt,I('ES" are January prices
All Ladies' Fur Coats, fur -lined or all fur. There
are a dozen or more to sell. Each and every one
is a iJal'gain. Pried 0n each for January sale.
Ilene are some of them '
Five Coats, $37.50
5 only astrachan and near seal jackets. plait •i
collar reef revery, stylish and handsome to garments.
Regula• $.30.1011 mid $.:,,Iso, for Jaumary Sale, each 37.50
Six Coats at 533.50
fi only l:adiea aa(,ut i,au and near seal jackets,dale, or with
Sable collar and reveres. Splendid germeuls that too .,ul.
depend on without x doubt. Regular $l5.I8 toed e
417.50. January sale, each ...... $33.50
One Fur Jacket, 58.00
1 only !Julien' black astem:hen jacket made(room iciest
Qv llll
finality Aloe that will give excellent wear. .1:cry $ 00
sale, you can have it for
560 Fur -lined Coat, 548
2 only ladies' fur-lin,'d ru,tt•. Outside go sl 41,1.4!,t,
navy heaver cloth, w itli 1 ullnthia .alb• collet and
Eit-a quality henstea• lining. Regular flair,. spss•ial Gra
January sole, each .
570 Fur -lined Coat, 555 -
One only ladies fur -lined coat, 4 tilinulne .11.1.• • idle Ind'
virev,le,r,aprciaExtrla quality nit at lining. Jaine.rv,--855
Fur -lined Coat, 529
Two only black beaver cloth fur -lit
-able, warm, comfortable rind Idyl
Special for January ,ale
t. -a•.
$48
coats, full,, f11n
garnleut. $29
Three January Dress
Three bargain lots of Dress (.dards fur January
shoppers. 1inrnk'ed Nieces or more divided into three
lots for January Clearing. Yon undoubtedly safe on
every yard of 1)I''ess Goods buying here ill January.
These are the three Tuts :
85c to 51 Dress Goods, 55c
Dozens of qualities. hun l,eJ5 of yards, ,tlinh and s-rice*►d,,
elves, goods, a1-lltog al pretty nearly half their real worth, ,fust at hint
of what they nee: \ enetiane, panaina,, tweeds, fancy Wrack satin
cloths. Week' and colored dress goods of all kinds. Eerily Shade in the
lot. Htgular lSc, Aa: xt.d $1 qualities, All new, eor'reet andi�
stylish materials, choir. of the'lot for January sale, pet- yard StJC
Table Linen 20c.
Good ynnlity table damask.
half bleached 111 to UW" wide.
splendid thing for nrlinary
every ,lay nae Special for
.1wittry sale per pied, ZOC
J patterns.
Flannelette, 61,,c
:0111 yards greed. heavy weight,
4'4nxdian Flannelette, Assorted
fancy stript, pinks. blues, grays,
etc., 211 in. wide. Extrw special,
for t .1
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65c Aprons, 45c
\Vhite lawn Aprons, nice
qualities. with bib, neatly
tRreguli na ar nl c d with
.I tui t
erymbroidery.
1ti.•,
sale p1 -ice..... 45IL
35c Nose, 25c
\1'e have 21101 pairs rilllu l
1';Ishinere Hume with double
knee. They ate an extra good
anality, and out• special price
hats leen per t pair, :Air,[ sizes
11, 11k and 10. Satuj'day morning
[!new 2110;ri it go on the bargain
table, marked At, vette' nett
lit ice, per pair.. V1
A Straight Quarter -off
.k straight qua' ter -nes is the
January way of emptying the Fur
tables. \'ou know the kind of furs
this store sells. They are the good
kind, and qualities that give satis-
faction •when wearing time comes.
These aro the kind you can buy at
the sale at one-quarter oft. S (ble,
\lick, Isabella Fox, Isabella ()p'ts-
seII, 111arubet, Grey ,Squirrel, etc,
Alofis, 1tuK, Se.u'fs, Throws. All
going the sante way.
$6.00 Furs will coat you $4.50 in January.8 oo Furs will cost you 6.00 inJanuary
.to.00 Furs will cost you 7.54) in smeary.
ao.0o Furs will cost you 25.00 in smeary.
25.00 Furs will cost you 18.75 in smeary.
January Fur buying is
here. y g good buying if done
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These Ribbons
are Cheap
These ribbons are ecr-
tainly very much nuclei -
priced. We haw a lot
to sell in January. and
prices like this ought hi
(10 the work surely.
Dresden Ribbons, 15&
(Teat log out w lot of Dresden
Hablsrus at 1.1e. At Gla: the}
would he rattling genal value.
Not a great Int of thern now 4o
sett, Anil January priers, 15c
1.er yard, will In•
12;c Ribbon, 71c
:I I, part. Aute sulk taluta,
rihton, _ to _ anchor. wide, .\11
light and dark shades, 'Deluding
Mark. Regular '.:,e; arterial dot
January Isle, per yen! 15c
-.•, or two yards tut.
Taffeta Nair
Ribbon, 12c
Pure silk taITeta hair 'ribbon.
good aright and gl►ality, ergo -
Lar hair 1ildon width, black.
I ight, sty, crown, pini. cardinal
old navy. Asa -extra special lot
January sale., per 12c
yard.
Goods Bargains.
60c and 65c Dres
1141 Ards of Ines. rims
yard. Wart and relit.. Sum•.
,hoary or .kirt. Of other. ensu
Aran -up of the entire dress gem
11i (t' (] at it prim. that will make
they sold for, nor what they ate ave
for January sale, at. per yang
Goods, 356
worth ,411, 7:M• and ill mune cases 1115• lwr
ie length, with only enough in tar a
to 'mike Herr• r or font drew,rm. A
xts•k all withered together and
• selling sure, No "natter what
h,
rut -can Indy them ?5e
51 to 51.25 Dress Goods, 79c
1Ir-...,Guests that „•11 11) 111,• tegnlu• gray
1'ananlas, voiles, fano• weaves, plain rinthM. f
makes. All pure woollen *aids. e • hated.
eluded in this let. )flacks, r.•,1.. nat•ie•M, grown.,
it lot or our high -elms. uta ss Basals for January
yam
Towelling 61c
:Jet yards genal yuaJilt u lull
towelling. colonel Ixndets, firm,
strong tt•rave, ilk• would be as
fair price for it, and what yon
woud pay for it in stent stfm ..
January sale price, Ira a
yard •
6'L
Black Fingering Yarn,
i Skeins for lot
IRtae:
k
Fingering 1'nan, Iona
sly, serial forJnnnary 10c
sale, :t skeins for, . .
Silk Waists for
•
Januar Sale
Two splendid Silk Waist liargaiu,,
(-aloes you won't easily duplicate.
We must have it thot•ougb clout -up elf
the waist stuck and are going to sell
'•very garment we have, And J,nurM•y
prices like these will do it.
Silk Waists $1.75.
'allies' milk waist, white or cream,
!deur .fspene•se• silk with box plalts,
and tucks, or pailettt silk with lavetrinnnings. Regular $';,o,
and C.50, for January sale s 175
$4M0 and $4.5(1 Silk
Waists $2,75.
$2.75 for milk:,vaist. that ought to ,Yell
at *1.141 and $1.501, 'Three or four (lid-
fetent style•m in black or white. Made
front gest quality taffeta milk.
mpeciel for January male
'each ..................... $2,75
at $1. *1.15 and *1.25
hiunable and peeped:t
tweet) suiting, in•
ort n.. etc. ['tearing
male
itr• "Pr 79c
Lace Curtain Bargains
% o
$3.06 and 3.2s Lace Curtain, .75
$1,7: instead o1Sall/ and lkR._..
is (1,' .Umtata.- way for -redline
lace l'trteine that we have ton
many of. They were altlllllg (telt
Imat ulesliItlll prte ed pines. Have
hut ton In de eche", are• tluule frmii
%e't). Hue ntt•uug u'-ts. Pat WS n
are gpsnl, lett there are more of
then) than we ought to have at
t
h '
,s time of the Scar'Li or :au
pairs to sell and instead of VA"
:and Ig44o,1heJanuar 3 •
price is � • 75
per pair
Mantles "Just Half."
Just half prioe for any mantle in
stock. This is the quick Jan1131'
way of turning the balance of ladies'
and chiltlrena ,jackets into really cash.
Not one but is new this season.
Black, beavers, tweeds, friezes, ladies'
of children', garments. All exactly
half-priLe. That 1nc11118
$8.So Jackets cost you $4.25 in January.
lo.00 Jackets cost you 5.00 in January,
iS.00 Jackets cost•yoth 7.5o in January.
18.00 Jackets cost you ono in January,
Moo Jackets cost you to.00 in January.
It isn't hard to figure up your saying at that rate.
and early buyers get the best chance.
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