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The family that eats
plenty of
Quaker Oats
THE SIGNAL ; GODERICH. ONTARIO
Youllg Folks
TO
MAKE SECRET WRITING.
a by Which Only fleas
Wise Knew May Read.
Is a, healthy, rdggcd
family.
The most popular
foo( ,•in the world be-
caused it does mf,st
and costs least.;`., s.
New Creations in
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11111.. 14(1 Pap Ls; anti
010 ale rrt.w•it dip•
feivt15 It. ,Ili iF ;:•,m-
idunit' a» el .t 'I lace•• lame
»tit t. f'l'it. tilde ;tttention :
11iey rtaa'e1 gis its taws' in
i.t .plural,
i n„toll' . i t,' r.,nuuend
•n. It.e% t• Al«ti.ur
are titot
ti , , , '1 . 1'i i.'.•.
_ li, ru ti. lilt -i tall up t.•
,,16 pe•r roll. while 1111••
1 i,11 .It' 1'.i per( t-elll!e,-itt
1.; .• trete t», px'r toll up 101
!..•t toll. •
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ir- make your selection
early while our stock is
complete.
The Colonial Book Store
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I Opera House
toile week, commencing
MONDAY
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FEBRUARY
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McDonald Stock Co.
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MONDAY NIGHT
"The Jail Bird” 11
Matinee Saturday at 2.30 `
TAKING THE OATiH.
Thee Are Many Symbolic Varlati•ns
In the Different Countries.
Puking of the oath in America and
in Great llritaiu, whether in court or
in the amumptiom of official duties.
u n simple natter. Not so every-
where, however. When u Chinaman,
far artt:tatn.e swears to tell the truth.
it its ct(stou.ary fur hhu to kneel.
when !t china sneer is handed tins
Profelssor Gross of (Jeruiany W Wee and the oath is udtuinistered as fol -
covered and._ wade pubo.: a simple lases
method of inedible writing whIcb has "You ..hull telt the truth and the
been used estensivelylby pr'Lsoners for' whole truth., The saucer is cracked.
commuukaUng with tbeir friends with- f If you do not tell the truth, your soul
ort the knuwlpdge of the authorities. le.lt ►e erecksal or; the
easels being like
she cathe one
1'hg• infonaut -ion is of Interest and 1i/iodine I.r.•alcs _the.l•hInaware. The
value. You simply take a sheet of or- elnu•t signitieance of this Oath has
dinary `irrit(ng'paper, moisten it well never been made prec why 'clear to
ley It fiat on a piece of glass or other (kcidcnta) nunds: but its solemn -
very hard. and smooth surface, lay a 'tl and fare(. -however, are quite
dry sheet of paper over It and then . clears 11 appears, to the Oriental te]D-
write your anisate on the dry sheet ia'rament•
with a bard pewit. • (lthe r syn(x.he. variations of the
1'Itine rah are .the extiniuishine of
Then deseruy the dry sheet and let ` ,,,n ih' or th,' .•uttu.g off ..f a ewe -
the the moist piper dry lu the tree air (not ,.n.s hexad• the light of the �dle
heatedi ,wall you will not maces any- representing. • the witness' sena. apd
Ching 1ues+ver been written on ll. On r -the fate of„the fowl eyml.olixiug the
moistening this sheet again. howev
the striates shows very plainly l
white, and the operation can be re-
ctl,l r(1 a -perjurer.
In parts of India tie.er',' and lizards'
-.Wife.; are substituted IMr tlu',Iiib1k of
'waive any number of times..The ex- 11 r.i:.tulli cuuurtrie•1„ awl. It is avi•r-
the_ nreasnrw of the r--4: 'list! pen:sit), 1'-brrttierm'- ilia in
.tsar ouch 1J Chet in ‘...rte a..dl.:' ere
pen.'tl on the damp paper nukes It witnees will become the prey of it'
more compact. s.' that •when wet the , tiger, WO in the other that hiss (oily
writing' becomes translucent. w111 .-y.tituaily 'weenie covered with
Arhether simple kind of .Isere( writ- I reale.., I,ke the 'situ, of a lizard.
lug can be dune with ordinary 'lemon .._ u the courts of law ,in Newway.
juice-.-!tie,.-tl Mlits w•fttru- (leen pen, -
using trd,nti jilit't. instead of it.k, end
when -it is dry it will be freeleibte.
When' you hold the writing over a
lamp, how•erer, it 'quickly develops so
• •f1 can rend it. Children ean'have a
'reel'drnl of fun making smell expert-
.. melt,s ay thee. whit.," are vers- help -
1111 iu ge•tting theneinterr+ted !n'scien-
titic•et»f (ober practleal matter..-Tbe
athtin.ter.
THE GLO.WWORM.
e..te.t.ting of u Bang hunliiy on the
-ul r of it= snnetite and a clue
•,1• ' .assn tlitYt.'rrif1.• conatepielet'.
.t :,hislui_ by it ' tben the -wit -
r.• Ntought,to fa• :;ppellet1 by the.
-seise .f hi, fearful r•-psstisil hlity,
t' v oath is then a•lt lr;'t •red, he
I, ,I ling the' «1.11 ht -.tilled, aril
f' �r•• attd ►ui.bl„ Cres r s a:••
:ln estbL'tl..
,.f ih • Triliity. --
Turk' and otherail- •i.tnnl I::ne
-take the cath with the.:r t,dnrl.rad•
} j rt•e. r .r,tly r stitia an th, • it Koran._
The ti' .worn la k, = tin. ,I,t.ok ioito
- his I, eel. alnl, .A*.p:ng low as if .n
Curious 'sweet That Exists in Forswear the pn's•nce of n higher power, slow-
- New Zealand. 1.Iy bow.- jus h•:i-1 :trod 1' '.•uehe- the
Iu Nov Z4•alanel'therr. is a vary cu - 1'•, ire/ ahich t. t'• hit p.Nwl.
Anus glowworm. The first, idea *bout L1sue 1•r , :: „ ' I:.11,a111 'this
this Ins.t;t waw Oiler it turned foto u w.tn, taut ,'r„-. ' orf. - ;n ), . f cite
kindof beetle. Afterward it lama e r, th' f fl a t.M•r.
proved ? then, kissing tlx:- -t-'' i . 1 .• t !Tnn:h-
to Ise the larva, or grab. of a e7:\i titre cru•. - h•• :themeless. '•Itc this
1i+t light 1•. rtvminglc Rfren It to.jt--f t--tw►esr--t.,-dpi•+-tw-teutii=•'
tract small Inserts. whleh ore -its food, -\ -
and these_ are secured ,by means uta \ Valuable Ragged Clothes.
web.,. it often haep.'ns that the parte
This web la placed In u niche among taken by actors on the stage oblige
melte or trees iltid has a central them d`a w.•ar ragged clothes. To ob-
threeat. froru which run • smaller 1 lain such clothes, of the requisite de-
threads, to he sales •of the opening. 'fries' n1 decrepitude is likely to be
Upon !several of the lower thread* I very -(hfticult They. cannot fe. made
then• fire usually a number of glob. to .r le r: it- i.snee .n• that they
•ulel that resemble tiny 'silver 'beada, `ball bwe,arrived at the desired con -
but wluit 1s the me of these le uncee- (Ittt n of prolonged wear The re-•
Gttn. apron the middle threadmirk applies es much to a coatmd thearob pair et pantaloons as to a- pair of
_site. If startled it glides away Intel' ,hay
bole it has for a hiding place. The -Many a Professional comedian has
li;:ht coatis; from the binder part of sent anxious dayir in iq'arching the
the body. nnf11 the verb eiin-dlrlplay s u t;t a city: fog- poet sceidc-Carat
(siren this, as It chiaxlee. • "bummer" whose coat or trousers.pos-
On damp, warm rights It is bright Et's.ed the 'requisite attributes of rag -
est. and it Is not visible when Cha' gt' I 'sa and obvious antiquity.
wenther is cold nor, of course, during The sant- idea applies, of course, to
-the day. the shabby and ragged clothing often
ern b ern on the stage To lo.,k
• fr
' >a slze, the
: Ilaving reached Its y sora
right..
right,. its must be the real tiring—
grub becomes a chrysalis, being fes- which is by no means so easy to get
tenet' firmly to Its web. A faint light as one might imagine. A "find" of
come from the 'chryealls now and the kind, tame made. is anxiously
then: When_ the' fly comes out, rhat , treawurad=-the first thing 'lone with it
also bas a faint light, only half ea naturally, being to subject at t(1 a
bright as that of theb. What it thorough fumigation.- Ash dumps
feeds upon is unknown' have furnished many a pt•cioue arts-.
cle of • apparel for theatrical nal
robed..
A Little Rhyme.-
' -As a 'Last Resort.
Prices - IIc, 2$c and 31c
Reserved state on fide at 1f.
Edwards' Re'tteutant:
•
The new eninister of a small toxin
in Irivi'rnesu'-shire .waw walking h.,.me
from morning - e etvice. recently when
• he chanced do overtake one of Fir par-
�otiers, an old 'shoemaker. "Good
morning, Mr. Bain," said flit minis-
ter. "How is it your good wiff' is not
out to -day?"
"She's no' but. poorly," was the re.
,ply. "pt's "nae.,wink of sleep !heal
had for the laid three nicht,.'.
The minister was "sorry to hear emote
a poor recount -of Mr.. Baan'* health
and expressed a wish, for a speedy
improvement.
"I'm thinking if She could:get a
guid sleep," said the i.hoemaker,
"she'd soon be.on the emend, Maybe
if ye're passing the hoose to -morrow
yell no' object t•s ca' in un' jest Five
her frtle.'laa.tly' tn the end of your dis-
coorse this morning .• I'm no' laying
it wadna. Ile • very helpful."—Dundee
Advertiser, • • -
er
I fseIng Custom'.
Quality Store
CANNED FISH
We offer etlnne Fish ie-:+
foliates
Seamen, l' r can. 15c a .. ,1150
Nis dines In olive nil. 15c
',Asters, hait•ietund'and ..e=
(soured stet'fiul(: per (an
and • . 4
'(tiliniltF. p, -t ran. 1
Kippered Wiring in tomato .
«auu:e. ?i.. ton', : per can 1 S0
Pusan Middle (Thistle
Bran,l), 2 rag. tar 250
fresh Herring •in tine, per
can 10*
Fresh (;rob, (Ifeep SsTa liraod ).
per can. ... 400
PRUNES
AND APRICOTS
A ,Dost enjoyable change
• e.mtlneti fruits et this
I•ea'eli�
Trines, 1"'r rosin(, Se and 150
.Alseteesteeperpl.li ...,.<..1sat
ate .offering en in all
line.• of `naivere. -
FQR_SATU RDAY--bab.Saua-...
age, I,-tikforts, Teip[', .le.Ilied
'foggier, Lettuce and! titette!►
Onions, (:hnice Butter and�kwb
Eggs.,
R. LONG
"Phone 43
O`
das
Mary had a 11(11( dog,
Who wee off hunting to the bort,'
And there he stack until • crane
"Vs me fey sad pulled bun out assts..__
• Land of Perpetual Spring.
The ,most singular plateau In tie
world is In the L'.Ittud-of I'aptu. The
plateau Is elevated 4,000 feet above
the sea, and there are summits tower-
ine 5,000 feet higher, but the dose
proximity of the equator has covered
the great plain with luxuriant vegeta-
tion. The climate Is a perpetual May,
birds -air,; In every bush, and the oaly
animals are a tee marsupials. such as
ground kangaroos and perms. ' Yet
this lovely legion Is literally deserted.
The million Papuans Ilve In the swel-
tering roast jungles end only occa-
sionally tarry to the uplands.
Shopkeepers.
ay this game all sit together,
chooses n trade The first
a tea denier and have
gen. 19 It animal,
':'he next one
(gets Me,
the
a.►d ea
o►7y.1
Reuse R
regetabl
must repl
becnu'ee It
shrub wh
then goes on: '
hare Rolle se
animal. t twistable
next replies. "The
t'11Ne they air mad
Iso the game got! on.
''•T; A inistnkein
or mMerai.
at once, "it
1 made of the
kneels
Irh owls In C'hina." •
am a shopkeeper end
to sell. Are they
or mos eral r The
are mineral, be -
of litre!" ' And
Any one mak-
e lila nefgb-
Aid( nd Answers. '
Way dies a be , f 'i'horte n re-
set/Ade turtles four sheeets of paper,
Me assert Thin 1'srmn1T trlI6Erfignrre).
Whet rent to the hest for a wheal -
master's entre' 'Tire beat (beet) root.
S hnt port ,if n tree is tie mart ps-
Ute? , The bow (bongtO.
In ancient Egypt it w'as eonsidered
s high degree of politeness to kiss
one's hand and then pl;t.'e it on the
tqp of the head. Men 'of rank occa-
sionally kissed each' other. but in the
land of the pharaohs men ;hever
dreamed -ot kissIng. tromrn.
They were very careful of kisses
in Rome.- 11 a 'Stat'e P4-s0e0 a flee
w,'n,an'tfiere he wns fifthly. to be torn A Rule of Thumbs
t' pieces by %il'I horses. The great
(tato pnmmleate'I .. a• Inn making the The thumb is a guide to a knowl-
kissing of l•erents before their ail- edge of the mental condition of the
siren ii 'pun shnhl'• offence. owner. He who' is in full possession
The: (;reekr put to death any men of ell his faculties makes use of the
who kiss a wnman.or girl in the thumb. but whenever there is a ten -
pith! i
en-
pi h!i • • lrec de•nc y to insanity this generally tsae-
in Austria a man only.kiseee ful and active member falls out of
u.wuman s liana-. „In lassie the fare- work. 1 physician in charge of a
L iwi re- riesewt- mesang'. ,lure (t- lwrstlt 2sytinn states positively that
Itn+si In petition 'splutter tips '. d by if you see it person when* thumb re-
kiesuis: his kn.es. The Pete s mains htactiv,'—sttlnding'at right an -
the shou'te• Of his supi'r'or. es arid' inking no part in the act of
---• . „,;,,- w ' .R, salutation ot any other man-
- Never Struck HIms ual ex se—you may bed afire that he
t.. In F:g1pt, grid tilt, nl(t olt- has a doe s.1 mind. He may talk
.n the het Crotty Walt -rrrtrr•h- meter' intelligently a if.g ar -safie'-tn every
e -t., d in th, . reel. boy;end hi., paned . respect, but undot ly a tinge of
.'Ile. is. ',a toe ai't r'' said the madness is lurking wi tie Matin.
,.ld'•lady ioterrogat
'Ave ma'am."reap. the bcir
.Iu, t , ke•I, (',,.glob.
•.'xii,i you Meat hitt w.'i1P'
".`ie t,ay. 1 have driven that came
five ve:tr.t :,nd never once have 1
struck Mtn a blow,*
"Dear me! Ouch 'Inman treatment - iamtly
of dumb brutes is worthL_id .Rohl. "Then o
rt` X"fitiTain. cress 8 piece __o'ff-iilvet �'VI �'
for jou.... Me fnthet, is it t e roils(' that
"Thank you. Indy, very much. No, t (title• that if He went 10 a Little
I never drike Siamese.. When he 4 later he'd meet himself is
bad i twist bis tail." •' , the raja' "
1
ANTS PROTECT PLANT. : ;`
How They Ostend It Alain.: Leaf De-
stroyine Insects.
A standing army of ant* for defen-
sive purposes is kept and provided
with food by a sensitive plant of
Nicaragua. In this acacia there are
two large thorns at the base of each
leaf iplfz►6it.ej by file oulyulea of anti
w hied. bore int,. the thorns end make.
u I1(1Ie, for th,tn.selves by rating out
the soft inner tissue.. Uu the leat
etwiks there are honey (Wide. and
et t hu tip of cacti leaflet there is a
.homage .shaped body about as large
i -S ip purr. bead, consisting a/ WWI -
militate hood fhb unto nip the nec-
tar
eo-tar and eat th.• (yci4 bodies and, be-
ing euntettol .w'1►l i' their. lot, remain
',u the p,Iamt ttltliout (Ming it any
injury. • •
When the plant is threatened by an
itrvaeiun of h :d-cgtting ants which
would damage .t the auto compo*ing
the plant'* irony ur police force rush
out and repel .the intruders. Many
siurL:sr arrangements eAtrt in tropical
plant*. •
-.In One of de; Most remarkable of
t,`w' alit plant. lthe female ant bites
u hole in the :dein and bringe up her
brood 'inside it. The ttalk of each
1.•:t! is smitten at its. base and bears
fta.i •bodies, which are eaten by the
.ant ••b•'n th,•y .••merge 'to find for
Ih,•,telvos aa the- obi 'food bodies
re eeten . ite, (ewe are' formed, thus
keeping the -me, which •sire of. a tierce
di;po.sitlun,,ur the plant's t itpluy-
nm.•tat. Paint: of the sower ept'eics
which do t:.t limpet; to le. itthabitetl
-by ants fall an easy prey to leaf-
rultiuz kinds of tints, what'll are only�
t.•„ plentiful in the tropics. In .flier
t.eR the deten.-ivo anti are. provided
nilly with shelter in 'cavities of the
eterq, .i nl vas is n' ,in.'
iattirtcli.te have oh-
served- ;that,- O hest ants weir out• in
Ire .i• µhet• 'ver 1. af-.uttipg etiumies
attempt tti shack the foliage.
• The ants 'titch thus defend these
p',!•oit- are. iltt4I,- but .ting with ex-
tr, iw v-irnl,•i...•, "their smell size mak:
ing them, the nova :formidable. The
1•• d -n sitting wit. cut off the leaves
alai pile. %heti' u in lu•hips,- forming .
a sort 'of kitchen g Mai ad leaf mold,'
upset which they c tivat.' a fungus
belonging to the mu. Troop. ,rattily:
Tlf.•y-essw. the epttres of• • mar Broom
snit lulake ;t puce culture of .th.• fun -
Ru=., itibblieg at it to -p 'yeut the
development .f mushroelrn 1 i.1:a and,
thus- prometiZF the growth of puwn.
----Lord-Ha ury's Lucky Numb*
The figure , seem* to have' pl
ed u prominent
nt part in the 111e of tit
Earl of Halsbury,-whose eighty-fourth
birthday- fell on the fifth. .Born in
tom, the earl commenced his career
at the Bar in -4 54J. Crag- tnade.a"Q.C.
in 1866, Solicjtur,General in 1875. and .
Lord Chancellor in 1865. Known as
"the judge -maker," his lordships rev
er sn ulu's, detests tobtteco,'`was an ex-
pert fencer, held the Lord Chancellor-
ship for the lenges period, has been
mi,tak.•n'for a cel rated "bfuiser,”
and oat instnlmentnl 'n. inaugurating
the special service aj. Westminster
Abbey for lawyers. •.
When ►.e f;r_t-want to the
of Commons to take his seat lot'
La.unceston.•in.1+77, he found himself
writhes,.. He searched high and low,
and. turned out -a remarkable collee.
ten of article-, ranging from collar-
,tuds and a'('rn-bladed knife to boot-
laces, Ultimately, the missing writ
was discovered it- a member's ,bat.
Old Time Reporting:
"No," said the old'-tr:atnp printer.,
"reportin' h tin't what •it used to be,
The rusigol strength, the grandeur
and ginger is all gone.'
He took (Int his worn wallet.
"Listen." he card, "to this fere de-
sertption of T. DeWitt Talmage _what
Comp).tic)t of ttu Tin Can Scimitar
writ inzj. 7:3.•• - -
to a !'sea- _vibrant with- admiration
'the veteran •read
fiwent tackled trim the back
jungle nt"hr.: disordered hair along the
ravine,• and furrows of his haggard
face. He advanced and retreated, 'ris-
ing
iaing up'en his toes and coming down
en hts het+ with a dislocating jerk
that made the windows tattle, pans.
ing oecasionalle to inhole through his
dilating noddle tempestuously 'and
then eniittine a.aftrieking, epigram or
apostropiie• that thrilled the blood like
a wild cry at midnight in -I solitary
place." .
'• Pat Was a Sideboard, '
• An . Irishman went to a foundry in
Lancashire after work. When he ar-
rived' he found another man (here on
flu -tisanes errand. • The foreman carne,
and Pat, being unaccustomed to ask-
ing for work,. stood back, with the in-
tention of Tearing how the other fel-
low went about it. -
After the man had asked, the fore- .
man said, "What trade are you?"
"1'm a dresser," replied the man.
"(Dome to -morrow," said the fore-
man. "I'll start you."
Turning to the Irishman, the form•
man asked him what he was.
"Be jabers, sort," replied Pd,
"Oi'm a sideboard !"—London Stead -
std. '
Do You Have
headache
TAKE ONrvr)
OF THELE
LITTLE
TABLETS
AND. THZ
PAIN,
Is GONE.
"My first experience will..
IDr. Miles" Anti -Pain - Pill:
hail a sample package hantkd
me. 1, They , relieved the pain
.te pnlmpil)' that I have mires.
ah.'en without thein; -,since'. •1
hare given them 'to many
friends -v: hen tttcy hall h •1.1-
'ache and they never .failed to
relieve them. I have uti>,+r..l
with- neuralgia in my tr, al.
and the first one 1 took re-
lievec •tnte- They Itare cured'
Inc of iteuralt,ia, i ttould not
be without theta."
'1ISF; .t.tJ 1:1 F. B. COt.i:i-N;
R. Ft D. N. i. Salem 't .r:
Pricer 25c at your dru9ist eie
Ishould supply you. It fie doe. ne:.
s•.td pried• t3 t ', L. La -ward nr t '
DR. MILES ttEOIC"t t. CO.. Toru" -
Avoid alcoholic and eaptlenm tunics
which burn hair and scalit, ('se Itear-
ine, 1► heat's gt'e:ue pottiade, which
feeds the root- and tuukes hair gt,•w,
'•Were you ever in love c' n.ked the
sweet young thing. •'No,'° ts plied
the bachelor, "but year can't Went
any .ether t•ashiotuble disease that 1
haven't had.”
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
HAMrt-rON sr
'PHONE 52.
Marmalade Oranges
Marmalades, Jellies, Jams, Preserbed and Cannes
Fruits. Jams in pails and glass jars.
Honey
We have just received a large stock of PURE WHITE
CLOVER HONEY; put up in glass psekages of several
Please call end see thecal. The price will ire low.
Maple Syrup. Corn and Cane Syrups, Molasses.
Fr s& --and Sam : Fish
—
Canned Fish of all Maids.
0ANDLES P.tt ;lin• wax I..n} int ! 1.11011te pound ,.r (1../..11.'
Sausages, Cured Meats, bauerkraut.
Cho:ce Butter a,:d Fresh Eggs. Vegetables.
MORRISH & VANATTER
HAMILCUN-TRht.T
Does Your Label `lead 1911
Oft ammues0
HUNDREDS OF SAMPLES OF
HITS UNDERWEAR, I
WAISTS AND DRESSEr
- An Early Riser,
•-Pat:" *xtrt a manager to one
his workmen. "you moat be an early
7iia,r. I always find you at work the
t thing in the morning."
de and 01 am, sot. It's a
i. UI'm
thinkin'."
father was an early
TO SELL AT FACTORY PRICES AND LESS
We will be all .rear
and Dresses on the morniiz of
for our annual sale of Sample White ..'ndelwear, Waists
.Saturday, February ,26th.
This yeas we have ready fon' you!by far the hest lot of .Samples that has ever
gone over our counters. Every garment was ul:tde' by (fele of the best rakers i11 Can-
adk, and specially designed for this season's trade. . Th(- rnaterials, the-trimmings,the
workmanship, the fit, the finish, the general st) le and appearance. of the garments
will •commend them to the most particular, while the .prices will be low enough.,
to make the saving on each very apparent.
They were carried on the road about two' Months, and before being••shipped
were sent to the finishing room.of the factory to ire refolded 'and pressed. All . are
practically in perfect condition aid cannot be' distinguished front new garments.
The prices are from one-quarter to one-third less than you. will p'ay regularly, for
Similar (dualities. "
The lot is, made up of ladies' and children's White Underwear, ladies' and
children's white and colored Dresses, ladies' Lressing Sacques, Waists; Suits and
Skirts. It is the beet lot,we have ever had, since we started these Spring Under-.
wear Sales five years ago. The selling starts I the morning of Saturday, February
26th, and keeps up until all are sold. NO two garments alike, so best' choosing
will be done early.
The Furs, Fur Coats and Cloth Coats
Still is few, just a few ot rash to sell. We are willing
to take very little prices rather than carry a single, .Mlitat�
garment, into next season. For instance -we are selling children's
Coate as low as 51.4*; Little.' cloth Coats as low as $4.9$ that are
worth $10.011 t.. 511.0), and shout ten or twelve ladies' high-class
Coate, the last we have left that sold at $1)4.14, to $slits), for
exactly half-price
Gond Astrachan and French seal Coate are selling at 526.00,
Fur -lined ('oats at 533.00, 539,00 and tµ5.00 that are worth a lot
more money. Not many now to sell, but every garment a great
big bargain.
FIVE YARDS
,ENOLISti NAINSOUK
63c
One hundred ends English
Nainsook. Each end contains
live yards, imported by ourselves
direct from Y an English maker,
full .3n inches wide. You can
buy it at 'lite a yard and not pay
a copper ton mach for it. If
von can use it in flve-yard endo
as long as this one hundred -end
lot lasts yotft can buy ^��
them at per end b
i nihr(fideries, r,ar:ra, (Jinghams. Prints, Jluelins. Dress Gonda. Rig shipments
.peened up this week and are ready for your inspection Saturday, Fehrurry With.
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