The Signal, 1908-11-26, Page 88 Tavola ;as, $ovewber 26, itlOS
THFI iSIGNAL : GODERICH) ONTARIO
OTTAWA NOTES.
Sir Wilfrid's Birthday Program for lbs
Coming Session.
Ottawa, .Nov. Si-l'ridav hist waw
Sir ‘Vilfritl Laurier'. birthday. He is
• sixty -"reveal years of age. He vele•
brated the occasion by beginning his
first real holiday in over a ?,-.., Iota"
the constant cares of •stra.t•. With
laid/ L ti iw!he lett int the t aft rn n
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. G. R. Turk. formerly of (ad...rill, is conducting evangelistic eery -
ices in the %Citgbafn Methollira
111111Th,
Saldptlh .er%i1V1i-ill Virtoria ett•i'et
Methodist church : 11 a lit., "Philadel-
phian i-htut-h" : 7 p. m . '•t..s•ai Option
11ut�T)nry; l�:tr=t• .
'Come atilt Ileal' the subject rea.unlibdy
diseusas l.. Seats fire.
Or New or f0 apex( .11 eta Hyo Ir• Janie, S, -
for• going to Virginia, He l lit' is to Patter, ich 1) tri Stili.
return to the capital nlamt December '4"• 1111 eel tiederich over Suu-
:a/l, .10 toad did x gout( day's work.
Hon. W. S. Fielding is leaving thio Ido• spoke in hnox chu{ch ini
week for England h, consult with alar the Hing. in the Ilaptia slitin
beridta11.1 Vr hell-tiroYeentIT'i•tiT.r'tt)-"'d -''a '- ' `I 1♦ua Ls"l1 soar
1 of the Sabbath schools tot en1'tt•t'-
110011. 11111 add i•e"rse.'\ ere exerlsitug•
ly interesting.
At tlw-.irritate of the Baptist
church nest Sunday, the pastor trill
preach I111. V.1 special sermons: Morn:
tug. 11 ti t:lui•k, "Law•-keeping Is.\•e.e
Eve g, 7 uclts'k, "Christ ter lbuar-
Spvittl lunch. .11 the evening
service by .alis. lie'n's ke._ t'iuliniet.
A dial greeting assured to loll
strangers and Visitor..
reference to 1be Ftaneu-Canadian
trade treaty, which ilas tee's held up
in the French Senate.
I The Next Session. -
At a sleeting of the Cabinet last
week thele was a geieud discussion
of the legislatit a program for the
coming cession. It is nut exla�etrd
that the session will be n he tvy 'our
in point of legislation. and it is hoped
that it will be a eontp:u•:ttiv'ely beret
one. The now insurance ae'1, Irft over
from bust seesioli, will lie one of Ou-
tpost, imp.rt:tot 1,1111k is which ,the
London Fret. Pres. At the wear -
tet otlicial tweeting of the Iaruel of
Centennial Jletlnilirt choreh, held
metubfets will tie asked to :leaf w all -Toter •11y the pastor, • Ret ti. N.
These will ;ale) heu I! li_JQ create tfls, ti ..:t,_.givru )uL.iu►uuiumnt.
s garxte purtfulii, of labor, the Pits" vie tion 1,1 remain fool' another year,
1 etlitt li aa3 ncc.p1i't) tllrieri t , the
veil" anal tet the ot.pfAItlue, Iter.
iii i7en during his short stay his
leji.hation will be Inupo.etl to award at,n1 the eunfld iter ui the 1a'tth'1' of
,the pt•eeent mere ,.1 debate in the -•j t h. 4 ;o.t ehd, iln (.1„1,411 chin 'titled
in of w itch will be x ptehtutary to
the calling or W. L. Mackenzie king
to the Cabinet. ft is pnasible that
Common@l. with n view to .•xppdir'tg
- public business.,and preventing gselrd
prolongation of debates. I he (ine-
eroment has to desire to pterent full
. and free discussion lit rwer> _ measure.
' but it is felt that .tidal' palliative mast
be found for the inordinate length 10
which the debu[ei•have been drawn
out during the reci iTCiies-Ion. unit the
adoption of ruler analogous to the
British system or setting fixed time.
limits for the taking'ol votes on con-
tentious bills has been suggested.
in preparation of the estimates for
the cenuttg Aw•.al wear-it-ia
of the Government. that the strictest
economy, commensurate with the
actual needs of the public service.
- akall bit observed. Tu me.•tthe_ tem-
porary falling off in the revenue the
expenditure will be curtailed in every
way possible.
Duna et the Representative.
There appears to be it misconception
or a deliberate misrepresentation of
--thefunetions and duties of it member
of Parliament. When a representa-
tive is active in the iut'ete.ts of his
constituents lie is said by the ('ons. r•
votive press, tr. have --bribed then' ;
when he neglects their inter•ita hr is
said to be an unlit person 1n ie.in
Parliament. This is a wrong point of
view. The basis of t•eprasentative
government is that the member shall
.l give -expression to the views unloose•
who send him to You lixa)rul. 111 is
I. _. their_ spokesman ext is supposed to
put into effect their wishes, When
-r--ioy public work is required and de-
manded. it becomes the duty of the
representative in Pat li:mead t,. use his
I endeavors to further the Wishe" of bin
constituents. If he tail in this. he
-.Wig itllite'tint\:---Irla- lienlntt7lr
charge a man with bribing his eoustil•
1 tient. when he is doing hie hest to pat
Into effect the wishes ttf those whose
reptiyenratye
.Constituents Neglected.
- Members dr ZTIee-Up sl re
neglect the interests of their constitu-
ents by wasting time in et it ieint of
the acts of others wit„ have been more
diligent than themselves, and that is
the explanation of why a cons(itiieucy
represented by a supporter .1 the Gov.
• eroment succeeds in the acquisition. of
necessary public buitdiugs while an:
01 -For hill. .'
represented by a man .sinal to the
duty be owes to those whoelei•t him.
To accuse a man of bribery beet ee he.
has faithfully performed) the ver duty
he was elesud to perform is not only
absurd. h u t particularly unjust.
Many hours have tion •toasted . by
members of the Opposition in cuptiotie
criticism which aright have been more
usefully employed in furthering . the
interests of those who sent Them to
Parliament.
Superiority of Ras Rife.
The London, England., paper: fur
atilt talking of the Roe. title and the.
_wonderful records made. with_ the
weapon at Bisley. The Sphere rays :
"It was a matter of great satisfaction
.to find that even the Anleriuiti
weapon and the German Matinlicher
bate heen quite Mitered in interest
by the record shooting made Ly Mr.
I', W. Jones with the- new Canadian
ritlr, manutactured hy the fours Ride -
Company of Quebec. The excellence
of this Military magazine small firm
has been recognized in the i)ominion.
where localtroopsere to be armed
With it at the earlfpet Iat+sible montes(.
r\l r\ Sabbtlh.' • -
Tat'• ministers :int- t eking a It upl in
lite h c d ..ptiun,campaign. Thr great
interest taken in the pull cr was
.it -+wet fav .(44 - . l legit . corattrewilitIfl
1a11icii gather. -1 in North . earl
Meth nl +t. ,hnr.-h last runway eveoiog
ti. ht ,t Hca lit'. Duncan: who this-
7te
riii.eT 1i' irT•Tir i t a o•?tout 11ni111-
1):18.ineir•1 and fair 111411lil i .fund midi
out a goo 1 reset for hoc u1 prahil)ition.
Rev. It. W. .Itliyar.l aim atlllees a.er-
Illon an the•. same "stable'•t. in Victoria
street Methodist ocheeh next Sunday
Some ream Niton - DI. Vougall, now
pias or of 'North street Methodist
church wrote' a -tory.- Seetions of it
['tritest Status. but nowhere:ts:1 whole,
1'h,• stony, though it luny be tet•Itlt'il
11 fors is built around a number of in-
cidvuta- within the knitwledgge rattle
rhimself, while :a ' i..
fiathr iu ile s a whtole it
true to the -farts and •pr.tceew,+ .,f
human life. The story is entitled
•'My.t'riend Uou."-lit•. Dougall propoees
to -read it Pu three section -,'the. Iitst
.tremor to be re•tat from his pnlpit next
!i indLy i•v.rnllg. At the morning
service Ilier, will he ren rzpisition.0f
the opening , verse's of the Epistles to
the ('o.o.eni+tns.
ors CATTLE MARKETS. 114-.1
Cables Unchanged -Buffalo Market
Und.r a an.. Lost London London cables
for rattle are steady, at 11'.c to t3r4e per
pound Ire -ANA! welt/it; r-friifrr..tor beef
is tiwuttet pt t.1/2.0.• to tttrt• peer ra•.tnd.
Toronto Junction Live Stock.
TORRINTU JUNCTION, Nov. 23.--
eiptP of lige stuck at the Union
St.oi•k Yards were 2! earl„ads-461
cattle, 19 loft ;'` 3 .Keel, and Tombs,
with at calves.
A few -pit ibly about :e loan -sold for
iw-ao- I.w--..f-.. hfrh-
autd lit 11.'.10 p. -r evrt., which was the
hies hent ',rive reported. Certainty no such
prte4• as .,..414 WAS Mid bI Mr, lttwntro
or un) Fenton else on to -day's market.
Export spate beano *carve' mused the
run on the market to tae much smaller
than 1t otberwas' would have been.
Bwlebees.
''rime lots, were quoted at 84.40 to 14.00.
d >, -few lots of good sold at 84 to 114.:5;
11221:.te41I0 --
:I) lit U.15: tato•• . 81 10 8= per
eWt.
Feeders gag stoekees
PERSONAL MENTION.
' eller liuebauan, of Toronto. ie lit town 1 hi.
work.
N'. 11. rot. of Leauahytlou, torte a In letn•isll
th
to town Ott* week.
hr. Smith aid ICrntirlh \Iat,bo.,..,"ot ItaY
ael.t, were iu 10a, of friday.
M'.. Carleton,•Toth'` with her.totor. Mn.
11Ii, ll it Amta•rt') chi. werl. HPtu
t to Mos: s Stewart at railvr.
MI,. J0111116Msec+n, of Stratford lilt •d to
Mn J , S'
Venal ter.
You will +alw.t �. regret it if you du mot hear
Mi, I . l'auIbN Johu.on. l,oerotbrt ith. This
i• het farewell toter of l'allrta.
Mr. 11. M. brown and sou. 1.e.lie. of Handl.
ton. retained coda)• after a Awn' w rots'
with Mr.. 11. Malvin, \cwttytu.treet-
len.lira..Ilnokir* end lerr tret,Itdii
'.1010.4 to Their home at \\'indoor ai Mon•'ay
,11,•r.iwudurg.etoral woe". With their rela-
o r. in town And ) 111101) -
John &Hula, eller of police .inti 'divot iu+pei
101. word w"Turontu on . Tuw.lay for mudtc+J
..de ice. Hit many friend. •Ineerrfy 11011/: for
• Il
aprotrtueltl in hi. condi! ion.
H. t'. Anne., of 1 orunlo. woes lit town Ibis
%reel.. Mr. 11.011.1 WWI one of the tarot of
\lover 8 II4i 11iendd) w bleb loathe- break-
w t'uau
ater net hrr••outr yran .ecu.
John t'. w'hitetorl left nn Mondty aftera;ow,
.nolits exon, to lk•trolt after +pending the
thinner and fall aeitwn hove. Mr. 11. hitefunl
1. an aminal usitor to t.oderieli anti the litany
friend. lir ha. tuadti hero will I.atk forward to
ht.-IM'hajla .lett +tlt,a,tt.
1101M -it it-"1311it,eh'. turn will
,.l�wi_« 'w (wry Cruglicatul ruhls.•'
An. evruiola Itf .tiering p111101fam
;old Ite(int hu-(lpeta11nuse, 1)r-
. -ember 4th.
Here's a Chance
for
SOMEONE
A second-hand " Masao it .Bitch"
full•sized
Upright Piano
..in giiod older, to be sok( for
$150.00
If y ou need a piano and do not feel
financially equal to buying is new one,
this will perhaps 1111 the In11. Call and
see it.
Jost r. tei\'avl a new stack of
Good Violins.
tint busy this winter and cultivate
that nr't.ical talent.
JAMES F. THOMSON
WITH the approach�►o-�--f-
Christmas comes the trouble-
some question of what to give.
CAN you think of anything
more beautiful or artistic than •
piece of richly cut glass ?
THISmBerry e Bowl is
3
deeply and perfectly cut. from
brilliant crystal glass in the
favored mitre pattern The
price is just
$5.00 -
f Send for our Catalogue.
RYRIE BROIL
Urn trap
134-138-138 Yong• St.
TORONTO
k' W. Must, report Yew on
sale, bu Mires unchanged, as follows :
Hest feed re, 400 to •1100 tbs. each, at 83.t i
to 14 per .; beat feeders, 8014 to 900 11.s.
each, at B. to $Set; uto.ken, 910 to 00)
tbtt'_Y.Cl,. al =_P3 to *331..nommen land
medinot stock a, :A0 to (140 lbs. each, at
,81 ^ t,• 82.30.
ttllkerrt sd %primmer..
.1,11 offerings o matte ,. and springers
1 at 840 to 8 0 each.
tree.
,
id at the old price
.net a strung 'nark
Veal
1- exiled numb. -
of .1" 0 IN 1..1 r w/.
at.ees asd • .be.
Trade 111 sheep watt 1 tet rrthained
.teadS1':xp,rt" wet. a t. M40: nuns, 8Y
to ' -spat lauttpa, 14 tH 84.50 cwt.
Bttelp
Goons. Limited, report rel • fed and
watered, 84:a. to drovers, too. • tars at
nunnery 11110L+: 1s 10 1a15 per cwt.
The world-reFircvirett-it-"Pa
lobnson, assisted by Walter Mc : ve,
the re•Iebrlteel Canadian humor'. ,
cone fresh froiit their London (Eek
btn,li ovation and will he the best
novelty entertainment. ever offered in
(i mdel•iell.
Ilrti:akr, -'Not. 214, -The 1H4e4a1 of
Penton, who died at his home
Some 50.0081 of the (toss rifles have in East Aurora, N. 1'.. was held here
already been served out to the ('area- today. Mr. Pent.m was horn in Paris,
dine troops. For strength, lightness. rant.. inki412. Ile founded The Huron
m
trability and precision, peranence Exposit al Iieafort.Ih. Ont., and later
o alignment, rapidit v of firing and established The 1t_y.tfalo Daily Herald.
John AeKtrn-
byes iy other-smallaura.ire-leu• world tusi arglikit Chancery
Penton. au k luw-
and in view of the remarkable shoot- ver, who settled in Canada. Edward
isley it mast Ix% allowed that Penton, the eldest luau her of the de•
in justified." ceased man. ;lied last week at Toren -
'air, in a laudatory article to.
s riff., cone it es wet
ing at
• the Clair
Vanity
on the R+�pp
there wont. • ••The Canadian Gov-
ernment, wis.'e in its generation, has
utwd every lu ilnn .in its power to
•k.sisrthe i•ompn t *tinnes es This
new rifle. and ham, in the year of its
Dominion's 'ter•en nary' el ill more
wisely armed its citi-. n soldiers with
the (test rifle in the we hl."
These expressions of inion. boatel
upon the actual peeforr tie... of the
title, and coming from sit authori-
tative sources, must be gra 'tying to
the Minister of Militia and a Gov-
ernment of Canada, • a hen it is inetn-
beted that the adoption of '.his rT e Ey
the Government was made the ob-
ject tit scandalous chargee, and \ s
one of the so-called titin+1cities fa •
which the Opposition said t he Lilwrals
should 1* turned out of power.
, One of the Best.
i ley Express : The lioderich Sig-
liyix•d an Industrial and vont-
1 edition haat week. Thr paper
is illi aced and very creditably com-
piled. . e Signal is keeping pare
With 1 , grinel ig-mwfr.hf"ttretertrbt
and is on of the hest weeklies we
have on ou exrhnnge lest.
Amon the Teachers
The Auburn_)iblic school trustees
have re-engaged a present teach...,,
A. F. Johns and M C. A. Selmer, t„r
next year. • \
Miss Marion Fraser,bf tioderich. has.
been engaged to lentil' in K. S. No. 11.
Colborne Mb* school near McGaw
station),
Miss Ruth Shaw, of litlop, will
teach in the Porter's Hill se 1 next
year, at a salary of 5101. MI Jamie-
son, the present teacher, baseven
ak.satisfaction, hot 1. leavin to
a .cbooi nearer to her hom at
Ltottdeebofo', \
Repeat it :-"%b'lob's Cure wall''
always curs my soughs aced euIda"-
E. Pauline Johnson, •Tekahinn-
wake,' the Mohawk poet entertainer,
and tVtltcr Mettave, the Best inter-
eler of .Ur. Drummond and L`w hab-
itant dialect, are to he heard the slim,.
night--1)eeernle.r 4th.
FOR
A
DELICIOUS
DISI'
OF
Oysters
GO TOTHE 9'
OLYMPIA
Cafe
t
t1
Served in ny style o r
in bulk.
Athas & Vassos,
Propnetars
MADE
FOR
SERVICE
endguaranteed
absolutely
WATERPROOF
1.1 -
ammo
OILED SUBS. SUCKERS
AND HATS
gorTnP?lt QOst 411lrnt`
Clean • Light - Durable
Jrrl orlrlr IMAM rrrIrl,IVW
11, 14004 rlrr /lot IN AWNS
Cutters
and
Sleighs
It looks like winter, and i am
ready to talk about Cotters. I have
the agency for1wo of the largest,
hest -known and most reliable man-
ufacturers in Grenada.
GRAY and TUDHOPE
('utters and Sleighs are the
standard of excellent.--ire-these-
goods. (.'all and see th••tu tet the
warehouoe.
Agent for . Melon.Massey-Harris Implements, Meloe
Oleanp,
. Se...Feeney fenay Plows.
Bissell Oise Harrows and Land
• Rollers, etc., etc.
ROBERT WILSON,
1ituni11.tn Street,
dktdericln.
rs
Good- Moe& and -
Colts for sale.
Christmas Fruit.
1
4-, ` Complete
v kti J\ oases.,e iaa• tau
Sweater Vests, Sweaters,
Knitted Vests,
Smoking .Jackets,
llandkerclliefs,
I Scarfs. Neckwear,
V.
„ Glot'e.,
Fine Hosiery
and Boxed Suspenders.
, i t z ?t- 1
i
Ever
thing New
t OUR GARMENTS
Mens Wearare brimful of STYLE and are fairly over -
r
Rubbers and Overshoes
We are right on the spot with the best selection of
Rubtrr Footwear that can be procured from the
leading manufacturers.
' The. kinds that will give the best wear and are the
most comfortable, at the lowest possible prices.
Felt Boots, Shoes and Slippers
In Felt Footwear we are prepared to supply you
with goods that will keep your feet dry and warns ;
they will prove their worth to all who wear thele.
Our prices are always reasonable.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
In
bet
with-OUALITIES that mark talc as
Leaders1.
Reg.Black i )nt. a . e e ,
L -�.
•
ttr.Tailor and`? FRANK H. MARTIN,
Tailor and Furnisher.
el'.
;RANK
Men's Outfitter Bedford
�L matt_
14041011 s �`
S00 -New ITlandkerchiefsl
At 2 for 25ce'.
9th
TS
A full Stook of all kinds of Fruits
for Chistates. Candied Peels, He.,
received at
THE PEOPLES GROCERY.
Hamilton street. Everything heel
anA t-14-ttt-dntee-a41d
guaranteed or ydttr money back:
William L. Lindsay
tlemiltia St. 'Phone Ne. Keel
• ANOTHER BIG SALE
LINEN NOTE PAPER, ENVELOPES, !'ADS, &C.
'-14) Waiting Puts, 114) sheets to pad, special :.e ruled orplaiu.
Another lot of loc muds, sale price illr, or two for 1:'.
Extra Special
Weft-knowtrfh)ilatrdf.inen Note Paper, regular tar per quire, soil,
price inc per quire, or two quire.' for 15c. Envelopes same price. •
Eaton-Ilurlbut, Normandy linen, regular '20c quire and 211c package
sale price 121c each.
Eaton -Hurlbut Hot -preened Vellum, regular 25c quire .111111
package, sale price half off. 12ic each.
This should .STOP sending out of town for Note Paper and
vetope9.
uother lot cif !t►: packages, containing - -•-*ate•=�
Twen -four Sheets Paper, One Lead Pencil
I'tcent) four Envelopes, 60 -One Pen -handle and Pecs-p)in t .
Two She s Mott Mg Palter,
_ ._ tuk,
•
'tet •u +'J,+ weeae.iie ..-,nrro.
' . The above lot for lila e'a
Spec' - value in Ali -Leather Hand Bags
rt
hull eine
week sale price $1.
Small size all -1- theer Medd Bag, flexible handle, sale price 3S, .
Terms Strictly Cosh.
ct shape, flexible handle, goons ya ole at $2.101, this
'Phony No inn
01114
1
George Porter.
Court House Square, Goderit h
Just Four Weeks
to Ch ris tm, !
sa;
11
1
We have alreadjf got in most of our CHRISTMAS GOODS and have
hilttttled in 'Etiirnne some SPECIAL DISCOUNTS in TOILET
GOODS, MiRRORS of all kinds. EBONY sod other BRUSHES.
MILITARY BRUSHES HANDSOME, CHRISTMAS PERFUMERY.
MANICURE, and SHAVING GOODS. etc., etc., that will make our
offerings very attractive this season. Watch our SHOW WINDOWS front
now nn, but remember we can't show half our Slott in the windows. Come
inside and look around. Special Discount on goods purchased early.
ALWAYS THI: BLS!' AT HICK'S
S. E. HICK,
Central Drug Store.
REGULAR 20c and 25c.
Here is a handkerchief bargain that ought to bring buyers by
the score. Quite the best of its kind we ever offered. All clean,_
1 fresh perfect. Priced at about half their honest worth.\
Indies' Swims embroidered Handkerchiefs, gss1!{u•tldy muslin with scallop
edger. Beautifully emhrsidered in fifteen to twr iterent design.. Regular,
" and 2.1e values, clearing, commencing Saturday, at. ea, -h, 15e. or
hem -stitched
for 25c
People are Saving Money
Buying Underwear Here.
_ People are saving money every day at our
Underwear counter. ‘% a are selling a big lot of
i'Sc:onds" 1.1'0111 Canada•. pest Underwear mill at
prices that gi\e you a fnll dollar's worth for every
seventy-five cents you spend(. Some have a little
hole that has been carefully darned, some are a little
soiled. All will wear ,just as well as if they were
perfect.
TA;1s t it ,
Soc Underwear, 37tzc
h uLes' ritlb, I Vests, white or natural, high neck, but-
ton front, soft a'n'al. just the sart»o- as we have Iw•et • Q
selling all season at 30e; these "Seconds" at. per gat meat, SSC
•
75c `[Seconds" 55c
These Garments come in errant or manes'. The quells_
ties are exactly the same as thione we have been selling right
along at 75c a garment. Because they are branded 55
"Second." you can boy them at each
$z.00 and $I.25 Underwear 79c
High-class Vents and Drawers, cream or natural shades,
very fine quality and @loft knish. E;arh garment labelled
rnshrinkable. Jerks the same an is mold all over at 151101
and 111.21. Because they are branded "Seconds' rote 79c
you can buy them at, each,
c
Children's Garments One -Quarter less.
5t. All sizes in Children's Garments, fleece -lilted. flne qual-
ity and goal weight, No room here for us to specify the
price, but, we will sell them Saturday at a straight quarter
less than they would he were they not " Seoonds,"
t3 -.+i fates''
Girls' Coats for a
Five -Dollar B ll
Fifteen of them. Nobby tweed 1
coats, (lark and light colorings,
assorted sizes, nicely trimmed.
Regular $7.50, extra special for
Saturday. at, each $5.00
ITEMS WORTH
READING -
Telling of some of chis
week's Arrivals.
Fancy Huck -a -back Soc
Farley Huck -a -batik Towel-
ling, 24 inches' wide. floe even
weave, three new pattet•ne,
roue, limey and fteur-de-Iii.
Extra tatittt at. Per
50c
yard,
Oatmeal Crash roc
Ileavy Oatmeal Crash Towel-
ling, striped or checked. Quite
the best towelling we sell for
ordinary use. Special at. 10c
per yard
Hair Rolls 25c •
A new shipnsitt of Hair
Holler just. opened. All shades.
woven wire coveted vith real
human hair. Very much
lighter than the ordinary net-
eachnveted roll. Special, 25c
..
New Frillings Soc
New patterns in the popular
wide neck ruching. Cs'eart)at
whits*. Wrecks, pink, ecru and
sky. a Half dozen goon -
tins, pee 0 -,t2--00.-rr. %wk.
Wide Net Veilings
50c and 85c
Extra 'vide net veiling.. in
Nock, navy and brown. The
correct thing for large Q
hats, at. per yard, 511c an
85c
Guaranteed Tafefta Silk
St.00
Another shipment of our
fatomrs guaranteed black taf-
feta silk at $1.00 just received.
'this in One great bet ter quality
than we have been handling.
Owing ton little drop in pe ices.
we are .offering it to you this
week at the popular Si •
n(11
111ice per yard. ... IN
New Plaids 25C
Another shipment of plaids
just in this week. Regular 2.1,
:171,. Half it dor.•n good pat -
t.ernn, good colorings. double
fold• snit able for .hildien's
V
wear, waist., sec. cry 25C
special, per yard
Ladies' Coats $to.00 '
These coats aro new. They are
stylish. They are man- tailored
from good quality beavers and
kerseys, tight or semi -fitting styles,
black or navy. Regular $1.2.00
to $1:.00. Ten or 1 it of them to
sell Saturday, at, each, $Io.00
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Odderlleh, Oaf.