The Signal, 1910-6-23, Page 88 '1114 I4'4' .1 r s C3, 1010
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(4.1e of the most flan cX
,tool reenl.irr for
K. 1-1.•v lh..•.,ae 1,
DROPS'
THE SIGNAL' GODERICIi (NTA RIO
THE* AUBURN JUBILEE.
1 .r which Dote is Kidney
1',11s are the onlycertain
Ride
cure. In Dropsy the
',cys•are actually damned
bpi and the water. which
should be expelled in the
form of mine, flows back
and lodges in the cells of
the flesh and puffs out the.
skin. Remove the filth.
which plugs up_ the drain.
Restore the Kidneys 10
health. There is slaty Ofle
Kidney Medicine
:.Fifeeth
la Anniversary. •
,Ar 'Joffe.; 3une 1P(ll:
"lite lit!„ 711: 1.1.1, t.if 1..I% ei Knurl
4'ilt.•on i .'i,',+ Chi* rk, aril
the •s1•ri'I, 1 • s.• lar1 . -.i b.t' Leen at.
tended to illi dater 4yt 9'esti A happy
idwt was t,• M.lu•e 4 h atleutlant'e of
all the ti t•ine4 1alstoris .•1 the 4�r1►urc11
s1i*4 liting, 4,4 ltr.il tenet.' 411.4• t nee,-
lti•a. S111.114.11 You1aq, of laittul•1 I. Rev.
Alex. Alice NI haus NI. 1., • •I :quints., mai
.1k.% • 'AA'L. Smell 'H. A.. elf 13)'))'.
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS - u
Ooderich Souvenir
Post Cards
SPECIAL VIEWS4FOR-5e.
LIST OF TITLES
li�:•tii
'Court house
Outward Hound
iO
G.T. lt.. tall u
0. 1': R. Station
1..1.J'. H. Ilridge
Maitland Bridge
Country Itoad
Sl. George's Church
Concrete IttevatOr
Sheep Crazing, Vicinity of
Goderich
Beside Still Wallets -
Maitland River •
Hier/Haas Fisbing UIOuods
Point Farm
The I:1ini •
Evening at the Halia%r
Itoiad to Piper's Dion
North Pier need Attrill's Puha.
Meeting of the River And lake
Road to 34,ar4ror
The Colonial Book Store
GEORGE I'(1RTI:It, Plop.
'Phone 1(01. (i.sleri••t.
Me. 1...- Y .iiiry at..l Mac \1411iui con-
ducted the 1..•11•4'ices hip? Nall 4(111
1Ir. Sue:,ll will be- here next S blwth.
Thr rjubilrr trii. tlttitrgly inu�ujICCut•-
:i 'Yl aa(Wa_xll y,l.l•tilue Ser1'it'N• teld
ill hist Na bl•it h 114..ru; tie anti • con-
duutedby 11 v r Young, the oldest
.Kurt is Mg el :I la- l ilium. ministers.
iii• Iltllil•tla heti matinsJlr.rl in
1800, antalth!ough t hat is a it time.
ago M -t. Yi1nikr 4• 1.1711 t iKori,u- 11,1e11
he411i j', :Gni ;t was especially pleasing
to the slier 111eil*Kam cit th. . ougreg+a-
t• h, haat' Iris. 1•trsrue,- at 1114P ser-
vice. '1'h.• fil•IM. u,. 411.•. dlt . some
of which have poised out of lies', were
,1ye.4.1.1 • ,. •o 4
during prpyer atu1, sitting during t
1 singing. 'Ilse nluacul portion cit t
4.1 rt ice eun.iIle•1 solely if psalm
which, it is needless to soy, were .•411
%Vitt re4erellt heartiness. Juhli Ker
nighties. of Utelerieli, it former precen-
tor of the 1.11iI14111, oit•e t titled in
Ulia1_a4sistt't1 by
J •K 314te:11, (newer leader of the
chole`. - --
lu Ch1• evening be pulpitWits occu-
pied by Rev. 1 Mar%lillun, whose
• try front 11487 n Iraq is still fresh
in the iniad, of n1:ul,' members of the
e.ii-rl tegatinn. ,u44);'ia-tirrxt •rater -r sitter
he left. Auteuil has 4N'4lI ta'utchwl With
sytllathetil• interest and pride by his
hornier people here. Mr. Mti(Millau
gave •4 a ilei di11 disorde se, rich in
thought and expression and full of 114 7 1
in•
ri '1 i tr.
I
Roth , stet v ices were re itlle'tlelerl' by
jaweingl+gl(tiou4 791. Methodists
kluilygut e'u11their .*'4 serviets,-for the
day in consideration of the spacial
occeKi1111.
Um Monday eveniuit a't.ea-Meeting
and 1•IIt,r1•r•t was given. Supper was
\served in the. Iut.rtllellt, itud after-
wards the concert war, given upstairs
1hr, auditor' tieing tilled tg the
_The 'pastor. It,'...1. R: Mann,
1111•+Idlr1, and besides the pn•,u•In•t•K'.4
the iart•visus day Rev. F.
11. A\ of !(evlfart4*. tenderiltert• ot.
�Hl1r 111 1•t•shy liar) . vva. present. The
N'inghrlu1 choir. tinder the leader-
ship of I'r Ifesslu I' lila , gave UII• si-
sal'mout•a 1 ins excellent sl yl.. After
the.11141111 t' opening iuldres. het-.
Mr. laukiu- *kc.c.maryingl1�,he.gr.•et-
Ings i1. the, I. -e•sI, -cry of ll.iron to
t Ile• ***ogretr,, : boli. congratulating
Ihe•inneon lhil humntiihlr• mild any-
r1.Ks1111' histol•% : est tendering • good
wishes 101• their fn ur.
Ras. Mr. Youig vi%.seine intrre•st-
be coutilly which pile thei1 slave 1
t lie posit 40(1 4A d%,1k,;. in the city.
_ ♦ oTr.s
Ph.-.\ulfe li ngrel,tit:,iu hie, had
1 h 1..114.w fig tut+t,ire .Ur414041
Curti., 11iti41ur' • John l Stet%at,l. 1•.tii-•.
IL. vt•+1dun, 1. ,,i,µ. 1.411-7'
Is+: -111 lt..l,t. lbs uuler..'r.. Il•:r2-111.11 ;
J. 1.. Kuu111, 140124e7 i .l, B. Manu. 1{MM.
lithe present time. The and dowel.
INUldlnjt ut4'--everted a)a'4t1 1M11, alld
the handsome brick building in which
the .1.4111(4Y•yf11111IH )4'.4 wort; t, %(44.
built in 1401-1. 1 .
:4164'4I1.017g tri a 1' I'.'* lltatI%I. of The
Signal Iait" Mosubl), He%. SI t• ,hen
Yeutlg Aided tier ,Y-nuelk..1.' tatet
that since be 'entered the Ministry
fort ydoail years ago be haduetwr lust
it Sui .4.4 throng u ill urs..' It.'.. \!r.
larkiu also
said to ruulid, mike the
sauti.staleintyl, a ,rids, hitt his y,eiat•s
in No. mini -41'y well. only halt• those
of ML'. Young -twenty -tea O.
• June 21st.
The jubilee servlcee were continued
on -Sunda: I t1.-+ellen- - -Iitic-- 3.
Nwall.
ot �'t , occupied. bur ioniser
pulpit and w is assisted in the: eversin$
1by Rev. W. Peavey, of Londeshoro .
Communion ' was dispensed at thc+
µfprniug service. and the evening ser-
vice w&s fur the Sunday school .1114%0.
Nles
sp. t -
a
,I!RSONAL_MENTION
Mrs. EI n sheenier haa'arriv'e.1 from Tio-
nes+ae to, rid six months lu town..
Mks- VU sou, of Minneapolis. 4..'v1.1Uua
Mr. James 'lark.$tatieorgescrescent.
Mr. and Mrs John McGinn.- of cits-TIlosisa,
re callers on riends In town yesterday.
'reed Platt 1 on the steamer Ore) hound
Tualas morniug to spend a week Or two at
Het it. -
. Re•v.l G. F. **Won. of Stratford. spent •
s with her Mattes. in town dunug
ft Anderson. of Iruokoow. is 4ayins
t e r. Anaer,0o i, taking a trip to
k wrlsht and son Frankie. ofla
visiting Mrs. Geo. tt'. rbouou.
re, Mrs. Milne and Mks Horan.
Hoo.
the guests of Mix w. Lswsoo
M r.
few d
the w
Mn. A
in tow u 1 H
the 4% eat.
:tars. I'
Brantford. a i
Hurontoad.
Airs,. Me•wm.
of Detroit, mel
during the wee
Percy Smith.
week at the houi
ham. Heron reed
- lllg 1'rrn{nlpee-.n ,-s 1..t i.. s 1.,r {:. t--rJ11-ye.
of 1 h 1'nllgl'1'gii1 . .11 •4 11'1.4:1 teed el •.
of the outstanding tarts o1 its history.
Sls•nkinl o) his I IV.n 1i,i leetiou with
Arthur "Are you'. acre She loves the ennuiegutij•u. h.• solid, tbo.o were
you .lack • ;'Yeo: when told her happy yeas, pe►haps th • 11nlrfrira,t.
1 had no inose) tomarry on *he year!. Lot all hi. nun4 leas Inn hr never
- sl.ked see if 1 couldn't, hotrowexpn•ctar lh In'-''? ;. Mier. .•r I44"'
pie 00 this Silk lot Ileacen thallvy t hose•
•,,Inn11g w-hi111111 se=)ear wtet'••'spent..
ice%. Ait al,i inelulglrl
i ll, pleasant. lirldlef'tio17 of his
.1,-'.y n1 'Alth.cn. 1111 told'hntnorin. y
e a.
.1 nu,• o&hi� • xis t•i••nre soh n.
c.' jonng 117.411 1Ir•.wn1. tw:•lity-twoo
I• t� ,us of :tg, I. he 11114. to .%14.14411.11. 411141
1RIiLE SCREW TURBINE STEAMERS ' 'ok y;1. 33).4 pastoral . *11.115.1•.• . IM
told of bis' delight iii revisiting
• , 111•"
li
111
LESS Tl1AN SIX DAYS \Ilbelrn •+lis+ II
Is n
elNr.rLlhut he h e t u, -.ver
f
'FROM PORT TO PORT a i1n{1l,e cea;itih tlie'1 1 t 'Isle 11i,lnt)
and t Ile rictus., et t h' ,'*,nate)' ns'11r
s
•t
tl
' hearers.
",. + •s Ile. •. la-•,• a this. 71.1
The. •'ft..y.11 I':Jwand odrl 11 tt 1 h.r I 4, n
Clip fe out 11t•istol G, 11uel.e•.• 4n he said, had no i,'"4 to. env j' the 44.41.
We of the eil % . 1}.'v buil blessings. in
`SQays, 23 hours, 31 minutes , • .
'1941+ne v Meier-s11rw
tut bine SteAul-
•'tY.,.f l'analli MIN.*,therm HG-atuship...
IA11111.41, •'It opal ' Ward". .1
t :ran g. . til hortnigiit4y, bet wren
Mentrcal; Qaebec and Cal
AIndy !seed Sir:unship Agent.
11. 111. Jfourli r'f General Agent, To -
tom"
r ..
f Guelph. was a guest this
Of Mr. and Mr-:.1ob11 Gra.
Miss Hes-ie H atridge was the guest of
Mort. a. Mabee I r the Lennox. Detroit, for a
few days last .week
Junes Young 3111 daughter« }114we4 I+.liza
and Loretto, of t'ollydfne,too* in the oxen on
to Detroit last week.
Miss !.ilia Murray h4.. returned t0 her home
in I►etroit, after rl.itiu her cOusln. Airs. Fred.
rlhephard. for a few da
M. IL Kllpack stent \ uaday In Seafortb.
presiding at the organ of l e First Presbyterian
church.
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11 IONTII-END,
Saturday and Monday, June 25th and 27th I
A„whole storeful of specials for next Saturday and Monday. A fitting'windup tor a record-breaking
une business. Not one single, solitary item advertised hest but is worth the coming for. Every price, stands
for merchandise of undoubted worth and every•price'made low -enough to make a clean sweep ot these spec-
ials before the doors•close Monday evening. '
4101'171llg and evens y. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. %Vrigh , of Port Arthur
are here un their honeyyuiou trip, the guests
of Mr. cod Mrs. W. L. 31cLean
•Mi -1.K 'frown arrived bout from !%strait
last Friday after au extended v t with relit
live- in the laity of the :train.
A. M. Breckenridge. of ('hlcago, is spending
his holidays 1h1••,•.�.� r�e. the guest of his m er, Mr,.
Ja.. (1,-ecke, rN4i(e, Mayheldroad.
Mr-. J. If. Het r.'Nel'on street, will Bre
Tuesday. June • b. and afterwardsthe rat
and second 'Cue s of the mouth.
`Oar•
.9iepair .Lepartmentt
halve 4:141'11 heard it said
• right repairing was a
it he ayes age repair -
:s3, :a bungle.
that re. I
lost are, t
Ong maw -a-day
Quality St
t Weare heedquarlers -
' for Picnic Supplies. ik
For Sandwiches
Pottrd'I'uugue, 131oater. 1'.t.t'•.
Anchovy fasts, ('smoked Ilion,
,lellied'tongue.
Canned Salmon
Very finest quality, per tin, 115c
and 200.
Crossed Fish Sardines --our best
seller, per tin .. ,.....11110
Herrings, in bon ilion, e'er
lin - , • 4100
mut. Vineland. of HulletI who is taking 1�
coupe at Kuox'c01 e. has gone to .tuauta to
engage in work there ur the vacation season.
It, K. J01.1,4°0.01 l...4 '4.1 mask > x
was here o11 a visit to s 4.OU.l11,. Ch1: Mlaae-
Grnhan,. Huron toad. , e a.me up on the
summer Greyhound.
Mr: mild Mrs. F. C. Rua 11. of;walkerville.
were the guest, of the hate 'a sister, ,Ir.. M.
t'. :Swanson. Bruce street. -'r 5 *1441114 UP o0
the steamer (.reyhound. ' •
Itev. w', W. stodd,rt. of Felt° . Mo., accono
{lauded by Mr.. 44ttMdan and t -Wo ch17dren, ar-
ri%ed yesterday to spend the holidays at the
parental home on Fret street.
w..4. I►ietri,h has returned from it success-
ful trip as far as. w itu,ipert is the interest. of
the Guyench wheel nig,• The company's
product. are [meth*: with a good reception.
Jas. McKinley. 0f 1
Manitoba. se-
e panted l.y 1e1., moths •. Mrs. McKinley, of
Gwen :sound; were 41.lt.n Ml. ,1.,d Mrs. Ed-
ard� -
[taugbiui, .VeL•on sir t. last Week:
Miss A/nia K.-IIy.•:ur Witt t•,ville, Iowa. is
vi ling her aunt, Hr4' Katharine O'Neil,
Ira igarstreet. I'uterwhit ,). ...i SA.Igh[mr,
aha, % omitted, of Detroit; also • guests of
Afro. -Neil.
!t-
;• tt
MI- Ihau anatter led 1 1 Moore.
of errs 41. Mtich., were the :41.,1.- Mt,. J.
tt . anal1 antid 311141, !mutt oil. coveronusy.
Thcy made 1,v tri{ utLe
n • wind
f rutty l4euui -
'rhe M1u.rs Laura and Irene Acheron ft
Tuesday mor[,g fur Montreal, whence tl .
safl toluunuw 01 a trip to G,eaC Henan' at
the 4•,influent. 'hey will return 111 +eptem-
Ire wnti thea nun Mr.. 4.41 Atitesrru.
R. 44'. Henry. all ha -1044311 accountant at
thy "lerlhnt !(a4ik.. It e-swidny for Alton.
where he 041..1„ a lie n'anelf of 'the. !Oink.
Mr. Henry - was ',copula in -oolal .arch4". fu
God• rich. and. Ili.remoa- ' from town is re-
Kretl.dr-
31r. and 11r, Ilarr>>' ('u x414 daughter. of
Brantford are. visit lig Mr Cline parents.
Mr. and Mr. 1'Il:w tlell-, fay nein road.
They were • hire- to witness tit •u atriAgs of
Mus MarthatyeU,, Mn•. (titre ser, yester-
day u.ornl*g. .
iter. M.D. (1'Neil. of iqudon, i. ,ending a
few days With Ilia [other, Mrs. Ytharine
UJk'i of-iowll
and. /...aL 0 al..u.ug.- his rela-
tive. -at. Kingsbridge during his stay here.
and watches here to 1n• mire(
will find untlsnal facili14,'. nil
1111.111' /a.el'1
#.1.01, Nat 41. th .
*IL When the wtwk is finished
we subject it to rigid inettretion
t(lJ 4k4Furc it is rigid.- Yum -
search for faultill Ile fruitless.
Pricer •w low as"till' work le gn.al.
We shall be closed Wednesday
lernooas duritfg July and August.
Bacon
•
(lest flavored, sugar -cured
Hack or Breakfast Bacon, sliced,
per pound. ftdo
-Pickles
•
Wa H. Harrison
Jewell+ and l4pti.'ian.
Ln the Square,
11111111011•111111111Miame
Goilerich. •
ttt� ll.�
bt. Peter's church.
Mlstea May Snddart. Nellie Graham.. Lir.kie
clerk' and (.lady. McNevito.' who have Ates
students at the Norulal *ehuol at /Stratford'•
are hums for the vacation. Miss Mande
_ ler: who has been in attendance al 1.1n
do . -urinal aehdul, also i- home.
Mr. an a. tunnot Brown,.Ttrronto, an-
nounce tie ag•vuent Of their daaght'fr.
Verna 1:11sn.ere. %%eslcy G. Edward. of the.
.ism of the '!'echo School. 'forunlu. The
wedding will take pia oe ry quietly the last
*eek in June. )1i Kdwa • a son of John
IL Felward. of town.
Mrs. Mary L. Matt• and sister. Miss
Ih4trolt left tier atomiser Greyhound uii
day after spending a few days an town. n t
near future they will ret tiro to apurid . everal
w reks. Their father.. the late John Quinn.
withhlhfamllp.came' to lodertch from King.
ton when Mrs. Maas was a little girl. and
built a store on the -present site of Ikldfollows
Hail. home year, Inter he gave up bu'ines-
her• an.l rennoveal w ilk his Noga
logic. Mlrh. Tho ladles ware greatiarnlly atodmirers oun[
our town and wondered how their parent-
could ever have left it. Mrs. Maar. daughter.
ten vr•pert in 'uM` last year. but Go.lerlch 4
the place forFher.ro
1000
Handkerchiefs at
. ialf-Price •
1 This is beytind a shadow •
of a doubt . the greatest •
Handkerchief event ill our jF
history. The h i g h e r t -
grade fancy embroidered
Linen Handkerchiefs sell-
-trig at bait their regulate
price. These are except-
tonally choi.•e goods. Most }(
et them sell in the regular
• way at 3Oc. to $1.223. Com-
mencing Saturday morn-
ing you will rind a table-
ful of them and *you cont -
take your choice for r
Exactly Half -Price
Navy Serge 45c - -
One end only, navy. all -wool
Serge, a capital quality for
skirts or children's dresses
Saturday and Monday. 45c
per yard
White Parasols $1.50
Ladies' new white Parasols,
Top of floe quality white linin,
nobby handlers, hemstitch
ed edgesSpecial$1,50
each
Yard -wide
Carpet 50c
Heavy wool Carpet. solid -.
wool filling, woven on cotton
warp, 75c. is the regular price,
one pattern only, red and
green mixed. To sell Satur-
day and Monday. at per 50c
yard %N
A Union
Carpet at 35c
Heavy Union Carpets' yard
slide, regular 50s, quality. Two
ends, a red and a green.
sell commencing Sstur- 35c
day . at per Yard
. Clearing Some
Tapestry Carpet *t 55c
\ several patterns big h -grade
I1iglieh 'Tapestry Carps t, carp-
ets that will give no end of
we , suitable for any `room.
Yate day and Monday . 55c
pert' d
n Cu
-a
EXTRAORDINARY EMBROIDERY
OFFERINGS
3,000 Yards to Sell at 5c, at 811c, at 1 Ic,
at 14c, and at 17c .
There: is going to be some great Embroid-
er ' 'Selling here- next Saturday and Monday.
W have set out to see more Embroidery- n1
these two days than .we ever sold i,n any six
.days before. Three thousand yards, part of a
-big purchase- from a- S ' -
decided saving on every- yard. Cambrian .Em-
broidery and Insertion, good patternsl strode,;.
edges,•all widths up to IS inches. - Prices low
enough to make .it worth your while laying. in
a supply for a Fear -or -two ahead.
Embroidery at Sc
Twelve or fifteen patterns, genuine Swiss Einbroittery
and insertion, all good qualities, regular values up to W
Commencing Saturday meriting your choice pe?l• 5c
yard.
Tops 15c. - to p
29c, 39c
*parterre Cushion
.Top., evpattern new,
and.
splendid fn veranda?'d ]
out -duce use, regular ':-re,
Its-. and 50c. ' dozen mile,
Ia
o atuerla and Mon-
At
es^h
t sell S
Y
i i50. 290,,3' o
�^�.rvv--Y-•n--Y-�.
Lace Curtains $1.
Fifteen pairs Nottinghat
Ince Curtains,41'. yards long,
buttonholed edgt's, exceeding -
N Iv gond pattenls, finalities that
sold usually at $1.50. • Special
Saturday and Mon- $1 207
day. per pair,
Lisle Gloves 1 7c
Heinz awlwt r1.i*.'d per cit.. =tie
Heinz, sweet gherkin.., per
qt,....,..,. 300
Pinrapplea, (Irai4jtea, Bananas,
Straw le•rriee, imported a n d
Home-grown Vegetwbles, To•
matoes. Butter :Beane, N e W
Potatoes, Spinach, Cucumbers,
Lettuce, New CAbbage. Rad•
iahea, etc.
Choice Batter and Fresh Eggs.
•
H. R. LONG
'PHONE 43
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA -HALL
'P1fONS AP. ,-. +HAMILTON ST.
BISCUITS
We hove ,just passed into stork a large and well assorted shipment
of Hiscuit*, ranging In price frotm*Ik• per 111. to fMk per Ib (let your
Hiacuit.s from us, and We ran pleane you.
PINSS.--Thaw who here not 1eecured their Haines yet should do
no this week, ass prices are likely to 1w higher. Leave your orders
with us, and tee will aunt you best in price and quality.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. New Potatoes, Cucumber s,
Tonlatoe•a lettuce, Beane, Ittulishes, etc.
CHOICE BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS.
MORRISH $c McCLINTON
_.v �ssrstal -
1
i
1
Seyenty -five pairs of these.
4,haekand colors. assorted S17R•.
Anomer cleeayn-up lot, Satur-
day and Movaay. per 1 It
pair -
pair
Tweed Skirts $2.58
Twelve or fifteen tweed
Skirts, made from good qual-
ity light tweed*. A splendid
skirt for general wear. Regu-
lar $3.50 and $4.110. Saatur-
\ day and Monday Q
each $- 58
Battenburg
-Centres-25e--
Swiss Embroidery 81c
Emhroidery in this lot worth up to 13c a yard. six hub-
dred or seven hundred yards of them to pick from, splen-
did quslities and good designs: Choice. c011.11w•n-1
cing r+nturday morning, only c
This Lot 11c
There are Embroiders, 'in this tot you resold payer e
al gland ,Reali-
ties they iuw and pattern* suitable for at purport« you
can use' cambric eybhroidery for. Five hundred yards
at least at this price and. your choice per yard 11C
only •
This Lot at. 14c
Four hundred yards -at this price and they Aught to sell
lots of them at 23e a yard. There is ahsulu(efy .nothing
the matter with them whatever. Many of thein widths.
particularly suitable for trimming white underskirts.
very strong edges. . l'!mice of this lot ' per 14c
yard
Some Extra. Wide Ones 17c
/three hundred and 'fifty yards at this pri•-e. retry wide.
fine -quality. grind mss bought -44a
lot as we did they could not have toren sold for any such
money. Choice of this lot on Seturd'y morning at i 7c
per wird only .... '
wards for amt. nor. be paving- too h.
Linen Crash
., Towelling 8 1-2c
This Crash is 17 in 'hes wife.
made trent pure 414x. good
T he•a% y weight, has red herder.
mxkrs a CaIIGal dish or Loiter Ilei
towel. At II1. It .;s extra goal
value and lite cif plebes is sold -
at 12'.e. 5441 yards to sell 5, t-
utday and Monda), at' 8
Q1
pet' yard - • ''c
•j
15c Linen Crash 10c
This T'*welling is sold by the
biggest x11 best soho1r1.11e -
houses in Canada. it is one of
their 'standard. lines and can- -
not be bought retail forless
than I:}r or 15e. It is with-
out doubt the hest. We ever of•
freed at t4{te money. Imported.
by us direct from the makers:
we .avert the wholesale prealft.
Saturday morning it gees nn
our county. . six him- •y
dretl yards. At per yard. - 1QC
urkish Towelling 10c
C)ne eud'hnly natural Turk-
ic Towelling, natural ground
red stripe. Mpeeiat 10
t 't' yard 1/
Fifty only, fancyBatten-
burg (.entree, 18 inces square,
nese make, pure linen.
e3. fot' Saturday and 25c
onday, .,
Fancy Lits s 19c
Three hundred' yamancy
Lustre, :ii to 30 Inches
blue, brown, red, iireen an
gray. suitable for .separate
skirts. shirt waist &Mese or
waists, regular 30c qualities.
Saturday and Monday, 19�
only.. .
51.25 Black
Venetian 77c.
One end only all -wool
black Venetian Cloth, rich
glassy finish, a splendid
cloth for skirts or tsilorett
suits, nice firm weave and
an undoubted wearer, 52
inches wide. Saturday and
Monday, per yard
77o.
c
One-third 61 the Prices t
1 Children's Dresses `
We have been. fortunate_
its securing twentylive
rhildrrn'e sample white
i i lDreowssespricers!.!. illswtuarre verj)
pricers!. yuite
• expensive. hut mete call he
called *steer." They are ,.
.Jla•
' beautiful)�r •w*de arwenta
l ani pooC etjlo. gIITar
prices run from $I.r223,to 1r
*1.4 ). Saturday wornlug
we pet on sale the entire
JP-nty-itveyt your rt(niee 5(
fur
4
Ool-tlurd less than retinae `
prices
4.
• Tan Hose,
2 pairs for 25c
Two hundred pelt-- But cot
tin hear. fine rib. forchildren'r
wear, plain roll -fashioned for
ladies. 1ta,ally worth moue
money. Saturday and Mon-
day special, 2 pairs for 25c
Lace Front Hose 25c
Twenty -live pair. Indies' tali
lisle Misr, lace ankles, sizes .,
ei and l►, regular :ti.'. Satut-
dsy and Monday. per 25c
', pair -
Lisle Hose -19c ' --
J
•
Half-i3leach37c
Table Linen
One pattern , only . 11 A 1 f
bleiteJt.rf Table Damask. gnat -
moved all pure linen, a
spulesne-
,alid cloth for onlinary
Saturdiay-and
Monday, 17c
per yard
300 Napkin.S
at
Bargain. Prices
a
g
Ttee. bl
rr
n t,un Ir 1 T.► r Nails
t. ,.i n• .rr.r 1
lin ,ale rterl It int rI u�e
ties. all :tee rnsr•krel "•rounds,'
w•4ch furan *4(4111*' slight
-4ni-
leo-feet ion in the • w:'aving.
which in new. easel will not
in:iterinlly interfere with the
wear. , F10111 /MY to six tg a
pattern, aqd-the• whole :Sot will
sent Sat,kilay at prices. very
Introit llelf3\v rr1uler.
Drawers 39c •
Twenty - five ptiva ladii�
whits? slin Drawer-. made• •
(rein extra reality inrpiated
•‘: muslin, 13. inch frill. finished
with hemstitching and M eer-
tion. regular 3,417. Ver) epeci
. al -Saturday, at 11r -r 39c.
recedented Millinery Bargains
e hig feature _of our jure -enol- - Bargain _
Days w' be the very unusual bargains the mH--
linery'depa('tment will offer. We have been Use
ing every spare minute the past two or three
weeks getting them ready; and Saturday and
Mooday-will o. . -yuan choice of •nearly
one hundred Trimm Hats.. Hats that are
trimmed as our milliner. know how' to trim, at
half their real value. - We Can do..it because we
bought the shapes and trimmings at half-price.
20 Children's Hats at $1.45
Twenty,Hats for children, all new shape!, trimmed with '
extra good t(•iauttingk, each hat gotten up in our hest style.- -
if marked in the regular way they would sell at $1
*2 76.0 $3.50. Choice Saturday morning at
40 Ladies' Hats at $1.98
Not one of the forty but Would be considerer* good yahte
a1 •4 5Q, most worth $4.00 to $4.49. The shales,n are the new --
est, both light and dark colorings, one good trimmings used.
hardly a shape that. has been in the showroom more than a
couple of weeks. See them in the window. (Ihoice, Si
commencing Saturday mornings at
b'iftt pairs miser's' and child
ren'a Ia:•e H1ree.bleek or white.
n,.• .rtwl size*. Special for i9e
Satul1ny and \Ionday. �7
Quilts 78c
Twente-five white cotton
quilt... soft make. good .Incl
icy. Vei•v' epeeist fol• Sat- .78c
urday end.ftinday. es1•h' / 8c
M •
oreen'Skirting 15c
One end only navy Women
Skirting, ;Si inches wide. au
undoubted halga.n for who=
evrrgots it. three ekirt length.
sill y. -"-S .tllt'(ifay A n (t��c
Monday. per yard •
Corded Repp 24c
Fancy Cor.lwl Rep!, for Wirth
suits chaml:aam,, pick or blue.
a arc, ;•Huth. For stators 24c .
day and 3luuday'. per yd.
4 Would Yon Save on Some
High-grade Under
1
You can 3) vnrl have no
0hj.•etien 1'e 1lnyin5 tam-
plea- \ViIh thew sample
elr
t
rP Ar)nt est rr w ei` K
fhb ty-fla•• p rcrrr,f eerily.),
• • la' moist own.
' . M •N a 111 11
C nl 1
YR
skims and (+onset rovers.
( Mos. of theta ate higher-
,( grade .garidentr than we
ns tally keep in stork.
They are the (Team of n
len .11.n1C tnannfacturrr'-
a(nc4 for spring. the liner
t he Sohl out fllrst. - If rot
cs want smnrthint a little
Val mer than 4110. ordinery.
canoe and see these. They
will Ie. scute 44 at
Nit one-quarter less than regular
gree
Wool Rugs at Saving
T
v -v -
sty
_Prises
.98
46 Ladies' Hats at 53.38
' When you else these hats yen will wonder how we ran sell
them at this price. We pimply could not do it had we not
made n most fortunate purchase ourselves. The season's new -
Lin
sat and Fast shapes, white, black or colors, trimmed with nets, 1
flowers and wings. Hata that are worth 1115.)4) to 38
$
$8.741 each. Choice of the lot Saturday morning. eJ (J mwil
S,x only hest quality all -
wool Rugs, size 3 x- 31 yards.
coigne guaranteed fast, weal
designs in greens, reds,. and
brown Shades, regular *11I1.001.
da
$4syturdayt+act and Mon• $7.75
$12.00 Rugs 59.25
These Rugs are :3 x a yard.;
and they are the hest grade
made. We guarantee them
made from the purest of wools.
colors absolutely feat, half -a -
dozen good patterns, all re-
versible, regular $13.441. Choice
day .N$+9aturdwy end Vlon- .25
d
`Children's
Sample Socks
Seventy-five pairs children's
Sample Hoek«. white, black and
calors, regular 1:.47. to `-lac. Sat-
urday and Mon -10c .1117c
day. per pan FVI.
A Tailored
Salt at 516.50
""'Theme are tailor-made
snits, this season's styles,
cense in black, navy or
brown, real handsome
garments. The last of
some of our better lines
that mast be cleared out
now tb>} treason is ed.
Tanking. W ell made
from good materials
.rid perfect fl t t in g.
Anv suit.... $16.50
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HODGENS BROS., GODER.cHj
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