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Hundreds of Yards at 35c.
\\a cleared on tof tkri ynr,144 �
nn Tartnnn at n price that Int' es well then. at :Ric a
\• them ss Sew anywhere. They cannot 1.• bought
1t ih nice we wilt ask you on Saturday. All wool, all the goo
NNI fall anti winter solus+ and splendid weights for
r. Jurat the same quxlily as you pay Mc and la,
rad
k..
A Coat Special.
A gn•e1, hikt (1oatep erial with I he bergein Dress (100411 on Saturday. ladies' bra
nee ('oats, jutero the Mot°ethtt week, roar. different styles. tight or semi -fitting bar
}fleck or rotors. All tnan.tatlnrcd garments. Regular $11.011, rleering $10.75
II price on Saturday, at, each
]souuAY,IQlto�t T, I...68
8 THE PARM€R'S INTERESTS. discreditinjupv thth Liberal
i party,
I11e1 Hes.
MwJac
. FH�tieon. l it kla•nding a
OBITUARY. ! 1 l
THE SIGNAL : (,►ODLRICHe ONTARIO
Brown.
The y, October 4th. death tool f W. 111.tBrue o
oft
Sunday,
babel of Mrs. H. lisle, of town, at the
'Avineri i age of utnrt y oeven y '
•
trod two months. Mrs. Hale' was
present at the obsequies. The old gen-
Homan bad tern a resident of Sarnia
since . lila or Syist3 kind for the past
twentyfive years lace been Qri1Sg re-
tired.
aur u
Fermerssyetron Member+ lura Views Liberal party err anti ought to be+ I few dry. its the vi age wit t ler ins
as.. on Election quick to wend. It i- true Mr. Me• ,,tla+uf. ,.•wiling foetid,.
Kinlfrtun Uct. lY.`� 1�. 1), Bogert, l Avity ucrupies .tie uRlciet loailiuu. 1 Wild (luck sbo,iting 1r now b+coot•
Trot that Jclrs uul absolve high of Ihr int[ au Intrts•rtiog sport. Kl•ht. Pru
the former 1Patrw weunlirr rttr I run rive*`tiw writ of making au explauatiou, a brat. tow the g,,,yl forum., to s,tg hrlf-
trnac. write'. to iter prey . am! adliuv if there is uuy+ eplrnatiun• ,;t,doieu the other aftprn0un,
fat iUi 1l t.' vote for the
,aurn•r
rnnnrnt, in .view of the high protr•' Building; for the Future. The convert by the Basic Sprues
tion policy of 13m1..o. Laurier has Thr,' liuvrnuurut ul' .Sir \1'ilfri,p C eir a
pans under the auspices of the
done eoun•ttring.for the iv[ mtere. 'The l lr1 _ 1-54.n. _ bluldinK tar the '• [.aiier Build of 'lrinit • N wl.eiwaf
prefere?tetntehntM+: * ttt*nit Rinse• - t u a urrniui•ut infill- tifr-4,r- t-wa
Meda Intra our c. entry nt one-third •1.r ity to .1.r the urea,' ut a treat' welltltlyd arae the program (N,th plrsd•
res ditty than any o - • , t interrstiug.
re
greet interest w the greater pert ion
Some of our citizen' attended the
n°ut'nation of caudidaler fur the.
Ilour« of Ciesendds at i)unganurnt
last Monday.
The erection of the new Baptist
church is progressing very ratirfec•
gorily. The brickwork is cunipleted
and the greater' tart of the root will
to completed thin week.
The railways bee* rtenind its of the
r•teutks of tin old employee of the
�i1.lLs:.ylltt _)11) M.. 4-- 49011_ I'y
t
%trailer as n• was n1Ny woe• Tng on
the canal "on Sunday : "'Whet ," he
tired. Hr ru11'er• eJ r �'rilaire linen bed-
ridden.
I h other cnuntrs was Pro t.quatkrJ, "Sunday never runr'44
Stet l'firiatnta* and had , u[ t„ a York n most redeeming trrttl , a atxttrr of nation, and the , ulnxgd to mere t of lag nut teams titan src,•u miles of this cruel."
redden. Its was x natio. .reds. And in the Carrying out of Itev, Mr. Ot,rtICre, of UI'1u1 Brut;
la•,, INttn at to St. Auburn, near` a tunit •. \1 a ease Ila1 r the far-reaching improvements un,l'r- i will exchange ``pulpits with Key.'
State, K t ,ate" it added oral• the u,illionn tet Mr. McNeil tin Sabbath met " In the
Rochester, but moved St. l t v 11- of flit• , nut )
iar when a young roan, and lrtev to duty on of relic( in the rl•ItuiilI 1111- 11- the pnidic debt in th,• pleven year. evening Mr. (7arriere e 44,1,.,„. wilt ea ,
Sarnia, a1. mentioned above. His with duty
frumnrii Iltrg171eliui:a,,est.. ? ending with 1U1f7, as against sixty -Iwo clung Missionary liner. end a. he it in
died ninny yr,ut, agD, but he it our- P millions added in the eh.%en years enthusiast ..n this wub'r.•t end well
',well by t we daughters, M (1 w thanks mainly to the independent t Prior to lbsltl en thu his rrr'lu is will etii.doubt b1.
H •j'1 thought snared by the i 'trona t t 1 1 w.11 into
- 1.a, . Il- Ut hearutg.
Brown, and Airs. ale of town. to " MORE GLAD TIDINGS. BE.surieuI. Wet'reEt- Beautiful
Jus t li t he Grunge and other ass.N•ia•
interment was made at Nott liw'un• tionxy wain., sununrelike we ether has been
Burrows Mr. K„grre says lion and • x Amherst. flue.. Sha. lath• (SW'ciall' our hapfiy portion for the haat week
lrriruer Slays proven that
uu a lig r . _Tale goad lysins r. rp11 „V,, and the or more. and it has coaxed *nee 1
g1NNI work roc, od all .ever eei leo oro r of row``tierr ire and s111101er ries
lit
his pia Mr. kdunttld earelimir,teofiw, of and beguiled the birds into prolonging
this ps. for i. tellth o• suffer of gold their stay will, us. Tho ladies also are
kidng., he tells how sufferers by from st•,•Il out in summer at tit.' o1 white
Kidney
1 ills, eveD her all
by °�hes drew..., a rather unu.o.tl sight in Ute
K rutid Pills, euro atter fel tblt other � middle of October, anumg.t the n•.t
reuteduw have failed. ,urll gull leaves of autumn.
," -feel houndto Write , f u'f 1 t'.
Haler done for me. - 1 indY red ft mmm ��I fireweed of the late
tunny years (rein kidney trouble and
wits cinder the doctor's rare and took Il
a deal of medicine but without auv
benefit. l wit. advised to try I)tNhl •
Kidney Pitts and -1- can v'
they cured toe of tits liiostr
After au inners of over t twee )'carr' 1 1 1
duration, Miss Maggie Lturmws Was pn,u•ctia,• IN,Ii. y is nut in 0111.
called to her rest on Friday last, at the IN•sl inten•et, nor of any .tgricul-
age of thietyoine Years and w•ven lurid i.t,litttry en the fare of the globe.
months. The. funeral ti,ok place on 1t is a policy that tris. 10 i1i ke the
Monday afternoon to Maitland come- rice+ richer and the ii
tern from the residence of the tie- syptral of Stearin» .1,....-.........1..,,,,...v..: ru-
eeased the- ,Nelson street. The hiur. :,nit trusty: 10 fart, it is lite
s mother.
aers-i1;re cgrt•e conducted11 by Kee•• Ur. faller and nursing ,mot her of such
Dougall. pastor of North street Meth°• net Mood Of
as area rucking the lifer
dist church, °f -•whir+ -the-deeearad Mood cif the great traline maws of
was a member, assisted by Hes. ti, N. 0ttr 'neighbors to the south of ng._
Hazen, Miss Burrow.: former p+►stut•, - who came tip from London for the McAmty Must Explain.
funeral. and by Bev. B. W. Mile iai•ew h jt w..ttl d. Montreal
1Herelel.itwits/iglue. ab -
.. The hymns nerd sit... the
ntlIntl
',•Safe in the Anus of Jems," and that Liberals anywhere accept ii.
"Nearer. nev(iud, W Thee," were the Nati-factory the present p.o•ition, nf' suflering,uld 1 am now quite well.
hrelhsts and sinle tieing present.
hymn; a sungato the herself Picket the ceeA between Mr. Mares 7hs Bttltatlon. Rev. J. Aland run uctrd the resent.
out to be sung at funeral of her and Mr. McAaity. Su [•\u�r 'is a�es ••'•r••�•."
1 and nlekr EItAL. The-
kaowu what . D'ie't Kidney PILL I Mut, ABMMTR(
Mrs- Juts. Arta=
gong took place on Thursday of last
week and wee very- largely attended,
the tl. eased lady bring eery widely
kaowu.: Only ode of her children was
absent-1rlr...the. ++ad .Necs,ion..the re-
maining eleven and 'e 0urntwr of
randchildr•n and all her living
-.lateen about
i.�y . ktbtt ago.
t}urrpalw 4Immilesh' it int[n % AUBURN.
bearers were two and b.1. .)1 r.' McAvity Mand- acC,)vtli of Pine is only one • of env iw-
(our cousins of the de'ceasei: It. C. nothing lees ser than making a port/ince. replied the cianvJ'tte, U 8sR.ly. Uat. huh.
1run
Fowler, of 1k+ngaununt with a Minister. an.t Ile has mit seen Our party is 011 the outside linekingin (henry.• V kengbtut is soyin4; g
Muoaing•: of town ; Devitt l'as.iJav, profit fur hnnz•If out of his iotlueuce ,,
' 1 f .oWl tili)iatio-a: .tel want.+'> -1«• u++ aL° +l -i•1•• tiesk"ng her • et pwrrul-
___�A]!Z, I)uenlll of )un 'tract :-John eft w make a ratirfxi•tury exp ..r." , _. aCfirtatrt
Durnin, of town, std ( u1. e • tae . He must err tinct-ir he is regStly' a • lin after his t1rio11 illne4s•
of St. Marys. Among many Rural Itemised he has not Inertly commuted HAYFIELD
`V, flet. WO. i The eta N,latur km ,hese 1 down 1'..r
tributes of affection for the epagte'd an offence against state. for st Inch R(,si 'Iulw 1uuFh has rrtaruetl from x 1.•w al 'NA, fur Owwant of xpplv..
eluded sone.
for the hying were 011 he should ill also
ler IoW to 1.n ae an extended visit b,•Itrt•sista) in tine. 1t.w i 1, I.. Sur ill„uf Blyth, ants Rea.
sta
eluded sone. Rutz lwwmingif.on • 'sod counting: tut alto that. on Mr. Maye+ Ain• Porterfield .ode daughter, of { 1i r. Mann. ,.i thiol. village, exchanged
tee mo. The dedrother.. is Thomas, of posilimu hilsrrelatiarcrlcwith the New Itrlgl:.vt•, nee fu,+t, at the home of pulpit, 111 :nbhath.
ived by
her town. it dt our Mea. Jduntlillgta- wi •k laber'-1 • .x.1+1111 t., brily:,
rami two sisl+'1•s,
of town, and Mr:, assiday, of Ayr.
Among those who'`enjoyed her ae'-
quaintanee Mies Burrows was es-
teemed as x true iriend, and in their
loss the bereaved family litter the sin
cern sympathy of the cietuutunit y,
PER:Chat NEhTION
BUSINESS
CHANGE. ---mo-
1 he 4o contFart ell to represent
the MAf1iMJ?V 111AHHL8 Co. in
G.Nlerich ter the coating season et
the old stand on Hamilton Street.
1 have reprfeented the
Me('()KMi(K U0mpeny the past
teen 4,••'.Drat, and have ween lit to,
change to another line of machinery
for the cooling se,a.on.
Nell 'also agent for (IHA\
$ C (i (i 1 E `S and l' 1: 'l"(IU(
BRAN 1'Fl)itIt NV, INL)MILLS.
MSW1Th CREAM SIi,PARA-
TOKS. FLta'UV PLOWS and
the BISSELL. DISC HARROWS
and l -ANI) KOt.Llatti.
Oralone see err
ROBERT WILSON
f
1'andiron St, rel,
esot et a 1,
hese for .itle.t11nr good
drrtviui I1arsr• and x heavy 1'ul•,
eighteen months old. il.o a
them. ugh heed l'., % W1d Cti1f.
Talking Shoes
We have heard a gr. at deal about talking machines, but who
ever heard 01 talking shoes, and yet we want to tell you that
every pair of shoes that leaves our store a continually proclaim-
ing the merits of our goods. They are the most effective talker,
Out Fall ,tyles ate top note hers and will prove their worth to all
who weal the.•1
IN RUBBER FOOTWEAR
we are prepared to supply you with the lest makes at the lowest prices.
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i RLPA IRING s
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Dawning & acVicar
Our rwihua ulthinl+ 1x441 Saler stIt had i11 'ii a•1. . f * h lit ,t church.
s ,epi •
a r' 'ler o 1 vin with regatal to the e:indult were l is resin„
't:lilrnatT
Ut:.a
tie turtle Hoterrr. - - Lost a shit,.
Thue(txy ate itijf, the lath woe.I
Jetties Howitt, lung a resident of the
t,ettushin of 1.1itp11e•t1. ,1044 i1 that
INiurne tree. it Meta`Ito 1enarllw .-vel.
,s -turn.+. levee, e.h't..'1 ,- v..... par
alsta441rak1144x1-11.ittg trot lot1, 1114.
unslae to help hduae{f e, ••c -ince. Ile
tete.•-. five se.1 - e101 enc .i.•egleler
resld•ntinthr`toe,1N d,..:.a. .l..trn
and d:etgltl••r lie... Ile 54 4,1 a kind
enol eeleligieeg 11e 14111 .r and .a „
tut• 1 _w• -
Pam : -.____ - - • - - ;
t •
1 T _+
Wilbur Ander-me I- 1 conn t. 01•i'rr t hit.
Mr. (•,,.p left (hi- week for 1.e,. Angel...
('al.
Mioo E. t'ox has retuned to hew it (ruin Tut -
• Onto.
Walter Horn. of F:limville. i. +pending the
week In town.
W. E. Elliott, of The Toronto New., s1.en1
t+undaY et home.
• K. Kelaton. of Tomtit% will. in town foe :. hew
dap; the pant week.
DMr..tIItobert
tuttdal McDonald left on her retwv. to
Jack Lawrence tett on Friday nu a week,
',Lit to Toronto and Butted°• 'Ihr.
'RMKtw' eek f `oltneer ri... ellen, .11 , 1.144. it.rr•el. �t
Mr• W..1. I:niltatn left on Tnrsday on her
return to 1 liicagO.ufter n r eat in low u.
flier forever tawnv1a« P. J,t4elm.000 '..! ai
new. w1.- 111 low 11 la•t w o.k and .5,11•,1 e.o 7 he
Signal. -- _ _
Al,. I. .1: li1•11) . rad dn.rvle a \L,teei.n,
Ktne•nnGot•. an• , -1,114( ni.-ntl- u, e.•.l. t
the. weee..
7,1i -s Lubrnr Se mehetn 1.11 uu M01.41. 11' on
het return to New York. 'freer a , i,rl of lite
week,. itt town.
Mr.n ltOk. 11..u'wh resMt. Plunkett hw
ue
been appoint
tax. appuintsi uunager u( the tlank of
Mon-
treal branch,
Mex. N'. J. SI•U• will receive for the hr -1 t low
/Mice her u,arnuee at her home. Fir.t .Inst,
Wednetdaflfterteuou, ti s:Meer :'tlh. Med after
wards on the -.•.•orad Thunday.
air. setter a., in Toronto Mot week and
brought back her little granddaughter' with
her on account of the illne.+ of the child.
mother. Mr.. atm .4 A. Seager.
F 'Mr+. Dttlmage and granddaughter. Jean. anal
Mn. Wiggin"• slier of Mr. 1luhnage, .11 of
Nuelpph, were sues.o heet week of their 1.011,in,
Mrs. 14, C. I'otter, Colborne rownshlp, leaving
on Friday on their return.
MM. Margaret t'artyle, Pro% nein( in.neeter
of fartoriee and e.hopo. i- to town at prrnem
making se inspection of sanitary and ether
tomtiteon.. Condition. In ( ;oderleAh, ell, find.,
ou the whole comport. Cis or ably with threw
in 01 herr place..
Mk, - and -Mee, Henry -Matt in: --of • 1• ;ode• -
rich. I)nt., aunonnt•e the marriage of
their &tighter, MI-. .:1411'. to Harry 5'.
Knight, reoldent and genrrat ru'nn`er of the
Hlee-Kral t Light to., of Toronto. The lune
liege will -take Maio. on November lath.
The wood•ttork Sent incl Re. sew +u)'•' "The
many friend. hf Mr. and MI., .1 r, Armour
will regret to Iabra that they are about 10 I'•a'e
this city to take 1ti,11 their re.idrne r eu 1 Sint)n,
where MI. Armour hal• .....„red the ls"ll iota 01
superintendent of Ilw M14'hh.g 400.01 •tern• e11
t)a Doherty Organ ,41 I'iamt t'u. Mr. and
rlo-e•ly Mem ifl.•et with
I. hod o church, Mr,
rein few +even yeah.
11 ).'Penn of the
,'cry Wien/Mk
Iolh.•hu.WaI
for leuyye�ars.
the A,Ahitg
department of the Thou.. Ill a and Piano
. (7o. during that Yule, lea the Pel ire ti.Met inn
of that Arm. They 14111•ct 10 teatgo' the 13th
4081., and will hate the beta wi#he. of hoe., of
Mind. 10 their ne*' A.M.' -Mr. al Ml'..
Armour ale well known to many 0 our
raider,, Mrs. Aru.utnt, being a daughter of .
Walton. of !owl,. and Mr. Armour have,
formerly reetded heir. Mi.. Armour we..
town over Sunday.
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Mr+. Aru'our 14041 [ins
the acting work.( Nen
Armour having hest
and Mr.. Armour is at pre
A. Y. 1'. A. and has also bee
worker in the wonlPn . +enc ilia
011.1. They lune r1.-ieled her
]Ir. Amour hat mg hart clomp,.
Goderich Baseball Team the Champions
of the Lakeside League.
The Goderich ih+selvill Club hat, Piet
A very successful seaso,, win -
the championship of the Leko-
ague for the Neaion of 11'04,
t lite a feat. ermeidering that
s are the youngest team in
e, the boys averaging Piet
ars of mg,. For the locals
inn pitched .plendiel hall
nd the 1'tating of Orlando -Dean,
lin Devine ' • Clifford Webb wan a
fe lure of the gun's play. while :.t
ger.• 141, bane Edit. the youngest player
on t • e leeltl, k' up u ,rdmrkxhle
erElliott,iott, He her, , Mark, Mr.LennMgauwan. rhoison .% . 11.114144,41 %'ietor
11 good .1 sec Ball and ,Itihri
c
Din
gide
Thi' '
the 10'•
the L•
nineteen
James Wi
I1•tin play
Tait at lit t base and as manager
...deed. The
ng of the
was all aha• could 1*
following ie t fhlal 44114
League:
liaMrieh, .. 1
Winghaut 10
Blyth O
Lnrknow
Kincardine . , . 4
The batting avel•agee
are as follows :
(tames A.t
Orlando !teen, r. f. . 1.7 :S
Colin Devine, ..n. - -'
Rod Mclennan r, 1 1 1' 0
_-----e,t,ro,t ,Weide, Chas._*.-
Cherie. Bleck, aa.... 4 11 1 0
II 1 sit
I' 11 7 204
At 17 12 217.
to x a 240
'A 12 le rip
N' 11 10 tel
:t1 a 2 'lit
31 n 11 IAN
a
It
t 1
Mae Walter'. LL.. . -
Arthur MclMe,,t•f.- 11
victor man, e .
Joiner Wiggins. INA IN
John KM.. tb
Da. Nicholson. 1 b le
Lew'. Elliott, t.1.. 1. L 11
}carry Beecher, 1 be
John Ta., 1h., p...
The fielding averages Mieo 1'rO• A.E. as P.C.
Rad. McLennan, c. f. 1
1(0'. Walters, r. f 2
Vire n1. I Man, r. 11
Dare Nicholson, 1 h 12
1a
J no, Tait, 1 h., p
John Fades, t h 7
Jae Weaken.. te..'t 1 lee
Isndn 11214,,. r 1 12 1t.
Belcher. 1 h. a !S
(111/..14 N rhh, If. ah, I1 1,e
Level. F:lllntt,l. f.,t f. '1 n
Cherie. Stark. •.s. . t
Conn [Moine, r.. 17 1'
Arthur Mellen. r t 3 2
� sbe blots, ts, Lasrier sad ?regress.
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A Week of Sensational Dress Goods Selling
Commencing on Saturday, October 24th,
Venetians 55c
About :100 yards Venetians
and fancy dress materials in -
all the 'fashionable shales.
Navies, blues, browns and
blacks. Every yard has..been
sponged and shrunk read}' to
make up. This cloth is a
regular 75e quality and is'
sold for this price the country
over. When once we sell this
lot yon cannot expect to get
any Snore at this money. Sat-
urday morning it goes on sale
atty
our choice of the,lot, per
M r -~•
Tartans, 48c
Ail -\\col SCotcli Tartans. 441
inches wide. An extra tine
and smooth cloth. Will stand
no end of hard wear. This.
cloth is Sold alt over at 75e a 1
yard, and .we have the sante
duality on our own -shelves today at this price.
cause we got this lot at a bargain we give
one and Saturday you can boy these ; ae
at pet' yard,,
48 CENTS
v/'a 1, ....
A SUIT AND SKIRT MANUFACTURER'S STOCK t)F
Dress Materials Offered You at
Less than Wholesale Prices.
HERE IS THE REASON FOR THE SELLING.
About three weeks ago a large manufacturer of . l0t0. and suits found himself unable to
continue business and made an assigment. His stock of dress good:-, silks and suitings was
taken by a creditor and cleare_l out at a fraction of what it cost him. It was a good stock
bought from the best houses in the trade, and consisted of materials suitable for suits. skirts
and underskirts. It was practically all new within the last few months. Three firms
bought it from the creditor who handled it, one in Vancouver, one in Hamilton, and our-
selves. It was our good fortune to have first chance at it. We had a free hand, the choice
of everything, and took what we wanted at practically our own price before any other buyer
even saw it.
THAT IS THE REASON WE CAN AND ARE GOING TO SELL FOR ONE WEEK
COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24th, THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
THAT EVER WENT OVER OUR COUNTERS. Every yard is good, desirable,
fashionable materials in popular shades. Most of this big purchase consists of plain Venet-
ians, Panama and satin cloths. This last week of October is going to be the most remarkable
week of dress goods selling we have any record of. Every yard will be sold for less than it
can be bought in any wholesale house in the land. This is unquestionably the greatest money-
saving Dress Goods opportunity we ever offered to our customers. You cannot afford to
miss it. Here are some of the good things waiting for you Saturday morning. .
1
Yard Wide Taffeta Silk $1.05
ski ynr4sof heavy black taffeta eilk. !'Itli:ifl inches wide. We tmemk every yard
1 his toneefacturer had left in stock. Hr used i' for making underskirts
n derskndgliningg coats.
The regular wholesale pricy was $1.15 per 7 nmorning
i $ 1 ,05 122 CENTS
andn1 while it lasts you can buy this beaiitiful milk et per yard
y -made Skirt
$3.45 .
There ere ;data '_'al new
skirts that h d just been .lade
before the fat )ly shut down.
They are made out very good
quality Venetian cloth, trim-
med with buttons nd strap-
1,ifi�w. The nlanttfactur(►r was
trying to see how good,, skim
he c' ti1d make to sell*ai00---
and this lot was the 1a• he
• turned out before clos
down. Your choice cofnmen
ing Saturday at, each
$3,45
20C Black Sateen,
I2�.Cr
Extra good quality black
Sateen. This is a line this
manufacturer was using for
cheaper coat linings and sateen
underskirts. It is a splendid
weight and extra good color.
If you Nought it a dozen pieces at a time you
could not buy it from any wholesale house for
less than this price. :MO yards to sell, com-
mencing Saturday, at, per yard, -
A Handsome Satin Cloth, 75C•
An eltra fine quality all -'cool natio cloth in',i4nck, navy e•"''1 ,end brown, ;� lot sense'
.tier, elede frorn the purest of wools and maker set•)1\handsome 11 110. tut (i1. 75c
Itslav in Tortinto :ind Montreal wholeN,d1 houses -rat. tbl.lr1 a yntel. While the J
I,nnglel from Ili, bankrupt ulanif.tettret• Inst. ynli can buy it trout u•- at. per a1,1 ...
DRESS GOODS i5c
There Ale 1'1111' light-colored
Mal minis that were left oyer from the
ii,iiilt1141' season. Ih•d inxri1 v thea
wood retail et .M.0 to toe. They will II
•make capital skirt linin{' et rhil-
dren's dressage Commencing 1 ...ILSaturday pre yard ..... 1
Manufacturer's Remnants.
We Armed reeve 5 lemnatel there wan in ttei. Iunmrlxtturer's stock. Length' running from
t wen is. six -sera.. Alum '.t every kind of dress material Ile was tilting. .lust the thing to hey for
:1 skirtor rhild'' tire.- for less than half value. Every remnant on the• tali), for les. than,
HALF REGULAR PRIDE.
o. ,,.,'r of l'annnies, Venetian. null ('1
arl. Mk: or fele y are tehrth. every yard of thien, 1M1 ynli w111 not INI
suits and dee • Thr tlrtnne suitable for waists, skirt' or child'en'ewe»
141- for. ('ult,rn.•ncy
ing Saturday. onr choles per yard- , • • .
STEEL STUDDED ELASTIC BELTS
29C.
Steel studded Ela,tie Heti*,lack, navv, brawn or
tra dua
white, Exgood lity of ,sing. ltegtllar 29,
ark,, special purchase etgain price. eech .,
HEAVY SUITINGS 75C
Heavy tweed suiting,. a dozen or
more designs, dark and medium rotor
Mgt,. imitable for pit her tt•parete skirts
nl' (1111 tailored enntumer. Hood' that
Nell 1111 over et 51.25 and $1.50 the
yard. (iomulenring Saturday you can
take your choice et per 75c
vase. � ... --•--••-"
CRASH TOWELLING, 8%c
aft yards of it, Keel linen Crash Towelling. lite
poi ted by nttt•aelvea,ditert. 17 to iA inches wide, red
border, would he considered exceptional value at 10k:. For
S etnlday and next week these $YI yards to sell at Q1
per yard Q•
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tock that we cannot mention in the paper, but
Th will 1x1 many other fines from this manufacturer's nloneyyou will be here, Saturday or next week.
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