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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-4-7, Page 1010 'I'HURRDAY Atom. i 1010 t, t t.toek of package and hulk seeds is most complete. and is 0111: ma out fast three d..ys. \Vc also have a quantity of Mnngt Id and 'I o t iiip steed on 'hand. THE SIGNAL : GODERTCH' (>NTARIO News of District CCLBORRNE. MONDAY. April 4ttt.' Ncrrytt, Miss Amanda Intuit. who ler spending some itaw itt 1:3tate-, is home again .. W. R. Fur- stet. his, returned from -e-abort p-ro. Hamilton.. .Mr. Vance, of Tavis- tock. ie visiting with' frietelo. '+•u.•1Ile Maitland .1. 'C. Durst sprat Easter holidays in Zit rich and vicinity. School opened on '.touchy after ST. AUGUSTINE. . Trivaoay. April 5th. 8eedlnq s the' order .01 the any inthis vicinity Mts. George Brophy -wise nn the -*irk 4isL;-last• Wttk Misr Effie Kiwi, of}A (burn, i.,ited friends in this yieittit,' \Vellingtou Nixon visited \\'esttlrl.l friends on S toy S. Series. of Auburn, spent Suutlty1 with friends in this vicinity Miss Alice Clark • visited her hist', mfrom Mrs.\\'ut.T1 the Rxatev varntietu \ es, t-'11")' he last weweekQuite :t number fro weather is lust lovely but a little this vicinity attended t t.ol•ge'ri,vtnlr'r Cain would do no harm.sale last 'Thursday • 'dist, 'Kate - - - Brophy visited Aslillel.l triruds.• 1te et sty t1'qui.,•,- fat house-cleaning. i\V t 4 ? t lich •i•1'ltlwould • sto 4•t\t•. 101 urn -11/401.1/14e gni, Wet n yt....111 lie wo•ll-1,11plit•tl by us. NILE. Wsi,Ngsu.\Y, April 0th. .._•--- r. AAN!t� Vru.Nn. -- The 011 Moe- 'I'i naulrr are ut \ ittnn,. Opera N BAYFIELD., if you would a 411-•: t.1•..' cI,tl 11 tlninent see. don't tabu 4 .. •rr«ttk a.t-the-4' sun � v.d;o rbalaala•.1('•, W ..t tins' t•xnluillat1u11r 1,1'1,1 ill I' n1n11 4. being pre.eut when Itt .h prr+t'nt. 4 uu-,•, 1: u,t,ri h, N. No. I. ltul'ilt'r' n1' day. API ii 16th. plxceu in order of writ. Those ‘v1,111ul'astt Itsk.txil«rl to ol,- \\'1:,uN1•:.u.\\', .\ psis tt:h. walked \tlt Min the pass 'Mark .• Sr.' 1\'. int.,. \\•ui. ('.itiipbell ;44,11 wr,1 Curt, -:.art 1tcNc1', L1's1ie Pentluld. (,,,idd 10111., 'I'nlonto, aft spending, a lets• (hays Iatr, 1Lt�' Mnl►t'r•tiutid, \ictus Ynuu_. with relatives 'it the village. •1.i,zie NIc1)efluaill. •Bar old Jtt'lI- 'i'h7• *4lciel and hxz.tnr of the town wain. Nr.11L-=-j;a,la Mp,..nmol''' i hall on Ft Ma • evenitur. under the tuts- Young. Yvan F. ' t then. :.tot 11 ,ices of the F}uglf�h ,Iii.i tt. was. sa'ry 1'uuu' , Vera Tiffin, Inu•� ''unsay. .It. i 1 III. Hove and M1 -Now. .le,ruiv Pent- 1 suscesytul, over $17 being Iealized. R •t Mt.. Tan,1 • •,■11��.■8■■. �� Gere • We Want Your Business I have bought out the hardware, stove and' 1ttsn►tthing business Of ltlrl h-. ' �T Ili^ii• i�u�;: mid Ili tv ll:trte. tlltt hest -assorted stock of Hardware ;�tttvi- , Paints, ORRR, \'tiriliab, I.i11,tl, Colors, Alabastine, Rru.s't e:, G trtlen T'.) )13, S1 *. L04, ShoV'tals, 11904, akes, Poiks, 'hears. • LAWN MOWERS \V.u„'salt ,11111 Maxwell 1..441.11 Mowers are gttiu-vnta•ed to give satisfactinu. Specially priced C:uriv,,e Pu nt, \'atnish. Euxniels. Stains and at $3..101 and up. dry Colte.m. S n t o•'� Flour Paint dries hard over night ,old wear. bite iron. 11 1 tt1t:I't)N s 1'I:I:1: I ' -ay. Climes!! of .tl•- kona, who teeeutly i-etn-ell a Tali front. the 111''1 4 t1.1itln church here. occupied St. A11(11.•'% s pulpit ,n Sol'- hpth ,anti *}tent- :a i.•t. o:+t,_-a tjlittg stn friends. land. Harry Dodd. .\I ugumitt 4..1• o. D. A. M,•Itetmaid. Sr. 11. - Alice Steep Ietd. l':dirat Sht•ppt•rd. Isaac Cut'- £ ., iolet Kerr. The following did not tske :any cx:nuinaI1.114 -- Worthy . liven. I't. 11. -' Henry hews Fr elk M.-Lhsain. .1yrtelTL Currey.. Sr. 1. Retie Young. Jr. 1 •' DUNGANNON. • -Lama Kerr. Florence 11c1Vhinoey• 1f Albert (.len, Lionel Sel(110. Leon- ard- I'hri14te1ow, .leaf) Jones. Hl'uy A. Unlit Nr.t '. Big Bankrupt Sale n f 1 have 1'url1,8•'d the .1. .1. 11'Donald kook, up' GROCERIES; PROVISIONS. CROCKERY. GLASS WOODENWARE.t 1164 0,04.. is :tl1 new and of lit st-ria,• girality. hoot. co ill co ,once 1 A. NEWTON. DF.N'l'iST, IX('K- . NOW. -At home every 11.3 except'rhurs. da •A. New remedy for ext naetitKteeth Vienna). fur Lbetter thin. l:l Crown and Midge work. etc .luwhnuu/ plate. .uwt.brea.k,Wlo.r' \, -You eon 1,1N.1) hittY) t' uflbx•-snore • - your work much. • GODERICH TOWNSHIP. better dons, 441 M. du 11 time, Mlle. fur do:' ,{ Get work. wore coot• Hru.h 4 hent moi. .! t, Mae v,... ,a will r hi fu: the panni:. h,•xr Itru..pp the \1'izn1,1. If you glut t VIM f wish. u had; 4'-i,Wri.a Opera house, nude O1.1 E TH1: L rich, Monday: April Mtn. N bn ptlLs est-iLLE, April 1th. ott1te, nww order, wall b 'rolt'N.IItI• CIIttNI'H^--l'.a1nr11 met curtirinX aunt ptirhuant .10 adjout'nment, all meat- fin-enforamo hers being present. 1linutes of, last meeting• lead and approved. 11ove•d by l'ouncilloc Yen. seconded by Coun- cillor Lobb, that the following changer 1* made 1n -the pathtnasters: Albert Neal instead of Jas. S. Mliller, Harry Salkeld instead of Geo. K. tohnstrm: David Churchill --instead of John Pickett.- Carried. Bylaws Nos. 5 and n, 11110, Were paused. Moved by Councillor. Lobb, 3t•ronded by Council- lor Yen, that the road commissioners oversee all cement work'and be paid st.Crt pet. day. Carried. The follow- ing accounts were ordered to he paid : Signal. $I.31 : News -Record. *1'.'.' : R. H.' Uutt, $11.5:: -John Fraser. $7.117. The council decided not to extend the municipal telephone systl'tii into the township of Colborne. The council adjourned to iieet the first Monday in May :at 1:31 p. 111. --N. \V. Tttt,- w.'►nTiiat Clerk. And will be at prices that will semi toff n fossulae . t in it hrry. 4'10I 'tI o. rid ret the:pick of the stock a et Glsud Batter and F'tesh Eggs taken aLeash prices. . 'AL AGENCY •,41111011 for The R sal I. at the rest - and Sll.tio!er Store, who' -e uw rol%t•d for .•1 .crtetion•..u� job work. soot ,i:lt. will.lw nt. vont tor the .41 ,e. P. T. DEAN Wall Papers 'MAT SATISFY Our view Papers will make any tootle attractive, Satis- Lietory to the most exerting taste We are .showing them in 11 wundetful range of 'Meting.., dninly *tripes. floral effects, self -Lone and I.. ttt'.t I c effects. \\'1', want yuil t ; see them. No obli- gation 11 1 pfircf•lase 1f . you come in and look at them. 'mos -tango. from :Jc per toll - t for the Canadian 4'«pt•r., w ' our imported I'•.pl•r. singe in 'ice from .1:,c. per co1T up til $t per The Colonial Book Store 1;1:1)1D"E PORTER, 111 .p, \'11,,1,, too. (iudet•iih. BICYCLE KINGSBRIDGE. 'EtK.1)A\-. April 5th. F'ict.:, IN T11111 Cam.. -\WhiIP pCay ing by the creek Mondry last -Terence. the three -y mu -old son of John Hussey. fell into the stream at a depth of four feet. By the time assistance reached him be was uncon*c' but through medical attention the little fellow has recovered from his narrow escape. WA 1. r. \\-A W. paper for Chi. -ei.un 11.4- at. ved :and include. all the 1 e -t d..ige. and ,bin 114, for .ptfrlK• \\'e have 'per to -in, any In. Ito matter how dark 11 r how Isiah! it !•. 'rice. We -hall t a d .ed t fr from :M t0 sell. 4 nal. range t 1 t U: i KM U .t. k 1 *how Lar W die iso to pp nt to call.. NtI&s :^ A I' Ett.-OU you find it convent 'RYAN. Dungannon. WEDN The monthly. tweet 11. S. will be held in 1 >A v -Apel: IIEke- - v of the W. F. e. Preehyterian church • at 2:.4.) p. m.. on Thurellay, Ancil 14th. Ten served t fl_o'chlck. AND REPAIR,1SI-10P I have upent'd 0 Atop tit the at:and lately 'o ccupied I an.h !Intuition Street, for the repair of Bicycles and gen- eral repairing, Now ito the time to have • .your wheel put in shape for the 'suu1- met. I ante agent for • Cleveland Bicycles the wile -WT -111:d has-- Wood as' Wcaul tie t'_1 nt time. W. L: YULE Ilan) tilt 1. :-.11,-t 1 A Ih..tzla. •\Vhite, clover -threshing was in progress Tuesday last at John O'Neil'- x' spark frau) the engine started 1111. to- a load of rails. The town wt•re at diner 441(1 the fire. war well advanced before it w+te (lirt.ov- eved, butfurtitn,ttely it did not reach the barn :and the only damage done w:hy to the waRyu and rails. J, tTlvu4.-.lorry O'Connor, sr., is able to 1 e ,tr(rtind again -Mr. and Mrs. P. Dean. of G,xiericb. spent Stitt - (boy with relatives here.... isyrnnnd McDonnell, accompanied by Miss A. Mc(ahey. spent Sunday with Miss H. Noble.. Cornelius Foran spent Sunday in the village Ed. Dalton has put:chased it young driver. one that can make Kintail in ten minutes. Misses Maggie Garvev'and.Josie Dalton leave today for (.udetich to resume. their studies at the Cr illegiate: Mr. and -Mrs. .1. Hogan visit(d, friends in our village on Sunday last. 1lislt Minnie Dolan left for the S,,'t lata Friday. St uout. Ritroar.-The tallow:dig is the !Apart of the joniim-r •ro of 'Dun- gannon public school. 'rhe '• tunes are given in order Of merit : Jr. II,-- Lily L-Lily Errington, Edgar C'arr Gladys Errington.. Redvers .1.tigusti Lew Elliott, Rest Smith, Marion ' Bice, Frank Glenn. Georgie Cal well, Franklin Thompson. Irene Carr. %er- ten Iver*. Pt. 1't..-=\Vithur Bro Freida Durnin, Florence Dornin. St ley Hives« Sallie Mountain. Anil McKenzi''e, Rum«ell Bartlett. Belle Er r itgton, Wilbur Statwar•t. George (Glenn. Pt. 1. -Bert Bradford. Agnes Caldwell. Agnes Cinisins, A . KI lintt. W,llaee Bartlett, Harry Carr• Gordon Glen. "A" cats* - Morris !vers. Willie Mountain, Raymond (frown. Harold Stewart:, LILt.\' H. FRASEI[ Teacher. V-�� N lr.a'e. y .r+c1' 1(11(1 size. .-�sattt tin! I.:Ise i•11 1',ui•lttt \••trim; frnlu 1'� lochs* to last inches Br,1►h. � high, in I and 2 -inch' este . ' - PAINTS ' i+CIEEE.> $tl0-I:S.AND.WIN 1�OW A1aI,,,oh,.e \V'lll r'olotr, ea•' to tut on and ' ti•.t...rtt Doors, Windows and S'rr'n'. Wile iii wnu't rust oly.. We have evet•y rotor. . . • every .04.. ' .11 iiia-t+•'n'O!• II 0 IH'r re..t, I'un,• faint' Ilnd Vatnielu� the hr••t make. (;e' a ru!•,t cat! and 11(1• , \Vu,•, $'= •.r p'r 111 11114. No o c .+Ira %Vit.,• tens} the Kuntaut•• e on every eau. • lit " !rt to. Let us do your Plumbing. Heating and Tinsmith work I've had eighteen years to Chieelio'a lar.,est plumbm; shop, and know how to do good work. and do it right. We p;uaranteo a:1 our work: and will be glad to give led prices. No job tco large or too small for us. - - - . -- -- h' - - -- Rev. - Fred Hunt's Hardware and Stove Store • Hamilton St. • 'Phone 135. ���Godderich. - ft tris____B®MIS eral days hast wr'k\ .. .. \lias- illary lite don returned hot le on Tlnitwddy after enjoying as week at Kingston. where her brothel, pert and Sandy lure attending Queen's 1'ptversity.- WESTFIELD. • $100 Reward, stbo MI.The reader. of l. paper w441 lee ulfaw.l to 1 e dreaded th n*deuce 4,a.that therel t.'il 1,, ,Ien h .-Ori' Inda1l I . .ta • and that 1. Catarrh. 113.113Cateirh Cure l ho only !meat ice rio,' ho - Roo^ 1 1.1 t the m •ieal frntbrnity- being erni etttune I dl.eere. require.. a eonl:tltutir«'al i [MathieuHal►'r Catarrh 1 use k taken in - Woolly. Woolly. a.tiot directly upon the blond .o.d� IIIUCOU• AU of the ..y+tens. thereby :de .troylrgr tb* mindatIon of the di..ea.e.-and gia the the pit ut .treoigth-by 'building tin the 1.011.11111 ... tion an a4alal nature in menu r- ox'r loc.- work. The pros. have ..o. faith i„ it.curative power ,at they otter one hawl ret doll,r. for any coo, ,at it fail. to cure. `let,'! Tor It.1 of te.tim.x.iat Sold F. J.1.11 F:N ' V 154-1.'111.. Toledo. (1. old by all l)n.KX1.t T}t 'rake ail:( Fan w' l or e0n.11pati-gn. ST. HELENS.' '• Tupsn.\v, April 5th. 11t'DoWE1.1 -CLARK.-Lt.t Thurs- day evening the marriage was solemn- ized of Marvin McDowell. well, of West- field, and Miss Mary, seet:nu -daughter of M1•. and Mrs. Peter Clark. Rev. 8. H. Moyer officiating. Thebride, who was given Away by her father, wore a lwautiful gown of white silk eolienne. The •wedding march was played by Miss Jean ('lark. After the weddi/,tg tt'past the happy cooltt,le left for their ,new home at \\ estfleld, thebride travelling in a navy blue quit, with hat to snatch. We extend In Mr. and Mrs. McDowell our heartiest wishes far h,ippiness and prosperity. T-t=+i.;DA 1!.-Apral.5th. et oN.-The marriage of Matvua-111rllltaa.11 a)Js1 N* Miss rl (.lark, of tit. Helens. formerly teenier of the \Vestlield school, took place at the ho,ue of the. bride's parents on Thursday. 1larrh :fist. 'Mr. and Mrs. Me1)oWell have taken up their resi- dence here. We -wish them many years of happiness. for tloderich('11(410II- NalPls.-The Donnybrook church is Is'ing raised Loday ready for emnt'held intsl housewhilethe elinrrht is IteingWestfield Epworth League is arranR- Ing fqran entertainmentRGdInPngagPd for that11T1pnb+o�nl.MKrH7for Mc- Dowell and Mtr, Al t '111 and t 11 Toronto. 1g for bolt et good= than Lt I n ,tt�t�lnl�thr I 1 , events, years, alta•,=- -h'ol' ( i..tin .tot• th lrnn' k i House-cleaning Helps Q \\'c have t'vets:tting that go.'. to make thedtex.le.l hon.I-, i,•nning tut.clt eider. and go erv-t ytning 14 Ilk,' clean and fresh odor. Pulverized -Borax, 10c per ib. Household Ammunla, tOc and 25c per bottle. Chloride Lime, 5c and 1Oc per px;r. oeol,n,-50c per lb. Formaldehyde, 50. per co. Carbolic Acta, 50c per to. Sulphur, etc. %Viten needing anythin,t in the .batt line, woo'wottl.l like to .'area cal.. . F• (J. BUTLAND; Ur11,;_iEstS''Unlr:irh. Ts,E STORE THAT PLEASES • JoTTlvos.-Mrs. J. B. Rutherford returned home on Saturday after vis- iting triends in Fergus \lies Versa Woods spent the holidays in Winghato Misses Jean ' Clark. May Cameroon and Sarah Smith and Durnin Philips returned to Goderich on Monday after *pending the holi- day Mrs. W. E. Gordon visited in Goderich bort week ...;. Miss Lil- lian Clark spent Sunday at "Ktntati.... The regular meeting of the Women's iNite will be held _in_the_h11I_on Thursday, April 14th, at 2:31p. m..:. Miss Miwa ButhealtI'd,Ieft' last Tues- day for Toronto, where she spent. a few days • before -returning to her school at Southampton Mr. and Mrs. Caslick. of W Ingham, *PrP the guests of Mr. and Mr's...D. Todd, jr.. over Sunday Messrs, George Clark, of Midland. land ,Donald and John, of Toronto. were home for the marriage of their sister last week. Better Things • t sl rich people are n.ikit They •Ifs 1�ticftrtf'witlt rt. 1t n •1 batt R insl„nir•e.:hay want and We are shoving some eopeciat ',toes!. to\ 4_ah y Parlor Suites . . that :Irl' well worth • 1tc inspection of ,olivine• who is thinking of refurnshin1 the pallor 1 h ia seting. Tf T,ilt lf- At4ltr'. irerhnpw rrttettee t)r an odd pipet• r. tetlttlred. 4111 Rotas ate Welt made nerd art. in line :with that good tate that should distinguish the home.' We •hnirlti be glad tri. -holy ahem 111 tom. (iieo. Johnston leturrttture and Undrttakung. The Square. • to he iven on Day 2ltb. The services of Mr. Pink, of London, have been date. - . lust. - arvP c- 'Dowell anti two 'children spent the Easter holidays with the formers parents. 1 Mrs. Ed weld M I)owe , in oron o. Tomo/Ito Conserva- tory of 1f.ita t,' Minim/. sweets 1004- Clark resumed lla week .... . Miss !Alien her dirties as teacher on Monday miter spending the vacation• nt het' home at St. Helens ... A. 11. Kole Protestor -44- Goderich a i.ited home of W. H. (';intplletl and renewed old nrquaintanres in the neighbor - howl during the past week Mr. Ilnd Mr•. Farrow, loop near Lis- towel, visited the .f,,)•merfa el)II.itl. Wesley Fallow. n few days ago J. 11. McClinton is in (l,sierieh on burliness this week .. ...Mrs. Ramsey, of Guelph. visited root gives here dor. ing the past week Mt•. rind Mrs. Rols•t•t. Brown, of Mortis. visited at the home of \\'esley Fftrrow on Ami- des- ,last _. Hols•rt, 11hanmPy anti Miss (Tare Crnig, who were united in the holyhoml. of wedlock a few days ago. have taken u , their th.xle in Brussels. We wish them ulan%'Para of happy married life We are pleaar'd to know that Mt e. hones \Voodoo, who has been in poor he„ftlw fo'r some time: is mtieh improved. SHEPPARDTON. Numb the (trert mafavorite. at Vintoris I,pera Home, llo,lll' ertch. Monday. April rlt1th. Don't mi.- it. TtFsn.Y, April 5th. A i.1TT1.I: O1n1. N'FF'F'RR,-On ThltrRday last a very painted accident happened to Bertha Foister. the little daughter -of Mr. at1! 1rrs. John Foster. when she had partof her 1•:Nrt!111 4INKI). - The able 'lass of the Met to..tl.t church here irate enter- tained at the personage nt Nile butt. Thursday evening. The pastor and Mea. (%/moray spared no pans in giv- ing the c•atnng people a vett' pleasant -„tee}--gun es were the chief smoomement.a, and all wbo at- tended tborough' enjoyed them- setvet,. \)tws N ,-r, s. --Tate warns spring weal.bt' i. ,•Ilabtitlit the farmer" to common'„ their swelling earlier than tiaiiail this •Vass ' strhool opened ,Rein on Monday after •,he F:nater Olken, ion The 1',ocher, \liar 1'.01(14 srmnt the holidaylt it her house In fhtticrirh. . Dave .Breen welt 111) f' con Tr -wilco,' fora few drive Miea Eltie ilottohotty stent N:n•ter week with her eousie, Mts. A. Schaefer, of \%ingham . 1lre. Johnston has re- joined to 1 . 1- home in tot. Thomas, after a leng'hy 'hilt ;it the home of her brothel-. P Green . Mkt,. Flo'- Pe Doneh'•'t'' `visited her friend, I Pm* Mist ivy Elliott, of (loderich, for acv• i Two Extra Lace. Bargains 11 FOR SATURDAY AND NEXT WEEK vo extt'aordii::try bargains ilt L1e.' p1) ,'u 1111I. COUilt('1' Satltrlla\ mors'► h, Part of a big shil,tnent dire(' to li., front 1.:►j:ib11 makers and just ou of the customs this week. Ne:1!'ly three thnueand yam's nf Lacs anis Iuse 10118 at l'rices•low enough to III1. •• it pay 41JIt to buy thorn by the dozen rds, and lay -in a'supply for:n.outi:s to muse. Over 1000 yards at 2 for Over.. one thousand card* mac Torchon and Trimming Lues and from 11 to ij lnehes wide, dozens of patterns, strong. firm edges, Wort ,mover shown before. fresh iiarsea: regular values, 31r' to morning over one thousand to sell vas's. ----------------------- 25cfor hint• -.mad.' Inset tion,, and dozens .- designs we. out of the Mantilla • at two -5ca= a�s�ms u A Nobby Coat at $6.75 A very nubby Spring Coati at this price. It is wide from one of the popular diagonal covert cloths. and comes in it gond 'bade of fawn. 'Thirty inches long. roll collet, self buttons. A serviceable Coat with good style at medium price. All sizes, $6 7 Leach........ •V wvJCa wenn .)ver 1000 yards Lace at 6c a yard These are fancy cotton Loves with Insertions to match: widths ft. 2 to 11 inchc.. They will make particularly etT,rtive tri11tm:ng for under wear and • summer dresses. Thete are 13 or Lit patterns. The weave is an excep- tionally strong one, and these Laces will wash and wear well. 1(egulit prices. 10c to 20c •a _yard. Over one thousand vas, to sell cora- a, rimming Matnrdsy, ..t .a,u. Leiee4 paey'( [Ivy your Spring Suit ready to put on Y••:1 o i11 rave time..worry and 1,2)11bl1' buying cunt• Sr ink tiltit IPadv-:node. There will Iw • .,0,1,1•' ...,veil on well, if it is•bnught here, for wt.' :l,1' .how_.tltntrt .ug stylish Spying Snits at very Intldet•ate 1itriusrt i,sil.ord.- and_311 'a I& err • no doubt lot all al,nut the Ht. The -tyles taolu•ely correct in every little detail. i •,I P mel•. es, 10 'note, I. st I hgs•s omit veal -1 eon-..1`Ii••"* --. 11(1 all 4.1.'' 1 •'o►far 1'..l 't'1' aro 11mvn. I I •41114., u -ad t'hruughuut. The pctcee-- 11 $1 6.00, $17.50. $120.00 lip $226.00 I sa-r -alt---'-.`. BL'1ck Moire Underskirts $3.25 �....lhe^ drpnn•nt of nit- tc„it 1:.,..•.•11 ll.'s M1,4rre Cndet•akirts at time surplus:• price. This Skirt is made from a high' )(sae's brick silk mnirette, Itas wide frill trimmed with tucking and ruffles t it Is I ciht very full. yet fits snug around the waist. Extra good value $3.25 1.1//Ch 1.1//ChL J x+ A splendid Waist at $ 1.00 Come and see the real prct.ty \Valeta we have on sale tinturday for a dollar hill. They are better by far than tiny we have ever shown at this price. Made from good quality Swiss muslin. Front of handsome embroidery and Lucke. The new sleeve. (loxes enough to sell any day et $L23. 1 Special for Saturday, etch .00 1 Tailored Lawn Waists at $ 1.25 These Waists are made from fine and strung indict Lawn. Stylish t a i l o r e d effect with wideutucks, lawn collar .1rtd cuffs. 1 25 All sizes. at each...