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Coronation
Souvenir
China
A *pedal imported lies of
Adderiey Souvenir
Cana. Cream Pitchers. Oupe and
haueers. Plates. and a .pedally
toitoLo.resertzeof Souvenir Baby
i
for the above
moire front No up to $1.50.
GODERICH
SOUVENIR
POSTAL
CARDS
A rpecial range 4 views for 5c.
Mou v en i r Book., 90 views,
',rim 26e.
A smaller Souvenir Book. 12
genuine artotype views, Ifle.
The Colonial Book Store
Ciii0. PORTER. Prop.
Phone 100 Goderich.
reeete•OSOMISMOOSOsesesetrweinneevietw
Victoria Opera House
Goderich
Saturday, July, 1st
',RON W. WASHBURN
offers Stetson's Spec-
nellilt Production of
UNCLE
TOM'S
CABIN
with all the added features that
have made this company famous.
SEE The Funny Topsy,
Inc Marks. Buck - and -
Eccen-
Wing Dancers. Cotton -Picking
Scenes, Beautiful Transforms -
Von Scene, "Eva in the Golden
Realms." Ponies, Chariots. Mosta
„" for Street Parade
WATCH 1 on Situate at noon.
Prices -25c, 36c and 60c
Plan:: at Edwards' Restaurant
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NEW
ARRIVALS
Visit our st,re every der
if you will, end on each visit
you will find voinething new
to interest the woman in
march of the latest novelties
and best values in
Women's tReady-to-wear
Garments
Our China and Glass-
ware Department
in the lemmata includes •
t4 ide variety of choice gift&
John Stead
Hamilton St.
DON'T NEC LECT
YOUR WATCH
A WATCH it a delicate piece
ol reacbthery. It calls kir
less attention than most
machinery, but must be :cleaned
end oiled occasionally to keep
petiect time.
With pupa care • Wadies
Watch win keep podia time
for Minim*. It will pee pee
mil to let es close Ray
eery tees dB
Walter IL Harrison I
0. P L Wittell Ineppeow
Jeweller and Optician
Ois Rqsar. Galore&
:ay
PP ,
FIE
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vv.
THE 81 'NAL. GODERICH, ONTAR 0
OUR OWN TOWN. 1the Legislature. and ite members 11111
K Itelly, J. 11Th. • C. A. Nam. W.
Ft Clark. Retbert Nfiliett. 1 W
attar and liVilliam Wallace.
AS SEEN BY A LONDON NEWS- Th Board of Trade Miami me
PAPER WRITER likewise abates who have dose mush
is the _pose for the town's welhura
Or. A. H. Necktie. ex -Mayor. is prod-
denpresident that ;yearwitaisaulf. KoampbenHodgena. trasevies-
-
wee, sad James statattia, edisor of
The Star. mosetary, In te. Board of
Trade cosadi. besides these, are Jos -
Kidd. J. II. Colborne, ki. 3. A.
McElwee. 0. C. Lee. W. H. Robeetem
(editor of The Signal). W. L Horton.
J. W. Pteser. D. F. Handink. Alm.
Saunders, G. L Parsons. P11. Hod -
gene and William'
"lAce a Wheel."
Pimple who know bow the main
streets a Ooderich run off from Lite
court house equate like spokes from
the bub of a wheel will understand
that it was not desire for alliteratioo
only thet ceased bicycle enthusiasts
of the early days to call their oreani-
settee the "Circular Oity Cycle Club."
Gaterich has never experienced
what might be described as a boom,
but has grown slowly and surely,
from • cluster of log cabins back in
the fifties to a population so nearly
5,00u that the difference is not worth
"mentioning. The population Monate
shown in Amelia William Cataw-
ba*. roll for 1911 is INC *ad the a-
creage in amesement $294,90U.
Mani changes for the better have
taken place in the =Lranoe of the
tows, which was e with much
natural beauty to begin with. Since
the days of Deal Gordon and Chris-
topher Orabb, merchant princes of
their time. wooden vet -soder' have
been torn down, plank walks replaced
ahogetber by coacrets walks. and
several fine brick blocks replace rows
of triune store buildhom on the
81Ite Old court house in Usetre of
the town seems to have changedu least,
but Oa settisor ol grass sad trees and
grovel walk was never quite so vrell
pt., peritape. as is 1911, and the dust
01 tee Square is being laid by I. in
stead of by ootmtiese epplicatious of
water, this year.
As • SWAMIS Resat.
The ambition to become & summer
resort dates back to about the sante
thoe as the beglnolim a the' town's
iodustrial career. "The Prettiest and
Healthiest Town in Canada -a phrase
coined fifteen yeses ago, is a title
which has endured unto this day, and
regular summer visitors front litchi
gaa and Ohio cities, se well as from
Torouto, Loudon and other Canadian
points, seem to agree in its fitness.
Health resorts bare been built up
with lees excuse than the mineral
spring which runs from the foot a the
lake bank, near the harbor, and which
is free as air. Only in latoeyears has
this water even been bottltd for mak.
Point Farm, five miles up the hike
to the north, operated this year by J.
T. Goldthorpe, is a Goderich resort of
forty yearsstanding. In the town
itself is Hotel Sunset, conducted this
year and last by Merles 0. Lee. hard-
ware merchant aod an sails member
of the Booed of Trsde, as a strictly
summer hotel, while there is plenty of
other hotel accommodatiove The lake
shore for miles to the south used to be
a favorite with campers frdm Loodoo.
A Growing Pert*
Through many vicissitudes as e port
Godetrich cern° to be among the half-
dozen most imtoirt grain ports on
the lakes, and for • continued
growth vrben C. . R. freighters begin
to run here. Both Grand Trunk and
C. P. R. have access to the big ele-
vators at the harbor, and in the fail
are kept bury c•rrying swey the car-
Metb=lotietylintbues. velPiels elf the'
Sorm Interesting Notes on the Meet-
mentoot of This Community and
Its Present Outstanding Features --
A Record ot Substantial Progress.
The following write-up a Gotiesieb.
iilustrated by a sumber 01 sagrevings,
=peered in The Loudon Free Paws a
Saturday lest. Barring a few=
inaccuracies, MS arta*. is • •
cotoribution tothe descriptive Mara-
ture of tioderich. aod will be read
with interest and pleasure by Om
people a Ooderich :
Indians wbo camped. • matter ot •
century ego, oe the flew la the bed of
the river which half eocircies the pres-
ent town of tioderic.h 'Lamed the
stream Menesetung. Awong the
names of pieces and thing* in 01. die-
trict, 011. 1. almost the wily 000 10 re-
call UM original inhabitanta, toe a few
years later the scattered forefront of
white -skinned pioneers penetrated the
woods, and Britimb Maine* became se-
verely the ruk. The river became the
Maitland. and the town iteelf a IMMO-
sake of another Bekker nobleman.
Lord Goderich.
Today. however. "Menesetung"1.
the name of • beautiful park and sumo
mer resort almost within sight of the
river; the C. P. R. trains, thundering
down the quiet valley. stop at a httie
station on the hillside salted "lime -
set," while the lake Itself bears the
name of the Indian tribe of Hurons.
eograpey books trona which the
last generation of *chord children ac-
quired their knowledge announced that
uoderich wika noted tor its salt works.
The present generation has had little
to remind it et the "salt age." The
plants in Uoderich aod the village
of Saltiord, same uoe Maitiaast, have
been inactive for several you*, mad
merchants purchasing their supplies
for local conounption often received
salt packed lo Clinton, or latex still
from Windsor. In these days, how-
ever, there are signs of • resumptioe
of activity, and it is reported that
British capital is to restore the by-
gone glories of this induetry.
Navy Important Indestnes.
In the intervening years there has
grown up in Gotierich • group a sub-
stantial factories, aod the town has
long ceased to 1* only the depot of
supplies for the tannin, country
round about.. 'These factorke were, to
some extent. the result of the work
done by a progressive eitisens' com-
mittee, backed by local men of capital,
in 1906 and 191/7. In about eighteen
month. there were organized: The
Godeiich Lumber Company, the Ken-
ton Furniture Company. the
Goderich Knitting Company and Men -
wetting summer resort, all flourishing
0000etrus today, as welt as the Hender-
son Bicycle Company, the building of
the latter being now used by the
American Road Machine Company.
(Jammed by Fire.
Older than any of these is the Gale
rieh Organ Company, which for many
years has given steady employment to
score' of workmen. Alex. Saunders,
manager of this company, bag for
many years been active in any work
which alined to "boost" the town, and
has bora more than once presidet t of the
Board of Trade. The temper of this
firm is indicated by tbe fact that, after
two serious fires, tbe latest in Septem-
ber last, it is rebuilding in better shape
than ever, using large shop windows
with Steel sash and making other im-
provements on previous buildings. A
t.mporary finishing demi tempt is in
a buliding on Kingston street,
and the company's office, until 0002-
pletioo of the new wino on West
street. The new building will have
6,000 square feet :Will -Donal Boor
VW&
The furniture factory, which also
=Meted heavy dermas from fire a few
weeks ago, is being rebuilt. F. J.
Rumba'', 01 Goderichis largely inter-
ested in this company.
The Doty Engine Works, which
now has a branch in Whinipeg, had
an output last year of 11190,0N worth
of gooth, employing an symatm of
eighty -See men. The Goderich Plan-
ing Mills Company is also an active la-
dustry, greeting last year. =meg
other balldlogs, lwe.ty dwelling.
The Amer's= Raid Macbin. Cosa -
palsy, previously mentiooed, had • pay-
roll lasi year ot about 914.500.
*1 110 Waterfront
The Goderich Elevator & Transit
Ooinpany last year beedled 5,000,000
bushels a wheat, and this spring
erected an annex with a halfoninkre
bushel capacity, giving them a total
capacity of 1,000000 These
sievatme are a oottorete, and have a
modern automatic sacking ontilt
Almost as old as tlodt4ch is the
"et* formatiy Ogilvie!? and
now the property a the Western Ca-
nada Flour Mille. The little roller
mill on Trafalgar street, conducted by
John Henning, now of London, was
bursed twenty years ago, and never
rebuilt. N. Dietrich & Son built •
larger brick mill alotereide the Grand
Trunk tracks, at Nelson street:
too, bunted five years ago, and was
not rebuilt. Bat the "big mill" last
year added • half -million bushel ele-
vator in time to he filled with 1910
=
els of wbeat
aod handled • total of 2,00000
Ooderich is the roam of an imp,*
that rural telephone line. hooting the
name a the town. aod semis* severel
hundred farmers throughout Col-
bert*, Ashileid and Rao and West
Wawancob
The "Awaisseieg.
The C. P. R. depot. yards and
roundhouse are built practically on
the beach, between the harbor 'Welt
and Lighthouse Hill, an immense
&mount of grading being necessary.
The eartb excavated was piled &Woe
the edge or the water, and it restos to
be on the program that piers will
Later be built and the necessary dredg-
ing dose to give the Ostnadian Pacific
accommodatiou tor ite own vessels
bare. Terminus of the Guelph and
tioderith branch a the 0. P. R., and
0111.. Buffalo and Goderkh branch of
the Grand Trunk. Ooderich is also a
port of call for the steamers Oily of
81. Ignme. of the D. & C. Hoe, and
Huron. of the Ptar-Oote line, which
make the poet twice a week esch.
The waters a the lake yield up
whitefish and Wont in oomoseeedal
quantities, and most of these are
shid to Buffalo. Ruch mote noted
is the sport afforded amateur fisher-
men at the mouth a the *satiated,
vitae* See blast base abound.
tioderich is a tows of beautiful
churobes, of wisic.h the latest built le
North street Methodist, situated on
ate of the most beautiful of the brood,
shaded streets of the town. Like the
Baptist church oe Maltreat street. it
is of red brick. but St. Peter's thumb,
looking over the lake and river, is of
stem, much ot which came from tbe
toed of the Maitland. Knox churcb.
church, and Victoria street Me
Ifeet street 81. George's (Am=
are the other oburobes of the town.
The Mil Huron iteentent, oas of
those rural corps organised in INS, has
ite headquarters bore. Coot. ft 0. Dun-
lop commands ths Goderich company,
and the 0. 0. a the regiment Is
Lieut.-0ot ftsaforth.
Camp Headgmrters.
111111tkpairterly this year of No. 1
division military camp, Ooderich has
takes on new interest to the peopie 01
Western Ontario The camp grand
is at Ridgewood Park (the Attrill
rherbedtt acrossowthtcowesouth a the
n. Transpor
tattoo dial=tisa, which hare hese
milepost the only drawback, are over-
came this year to some utast by a
11 1. intereeting to note that the see- footbridge over the arrant at a dui -
rotary of the Mises. cosmettlee of 1=eiet. toy loos servise. and a
MN was IL N. Lewis, bow M. P. tor of seherbau triage whist, the
Wert Huron. be elialeinne ems /1„ Frill le rensting1. and out of town
Men. Allan, w ho in leter years Imo 1. 11.. weenies.
been promoting greater thine mar Pony& to warms Greterieb le "this
Imo orretteents. Aarother wetter at eld buns` see IMO kw lowed. ae dine hes
that tans was Ernest ileatoe, whose demeesursted. le every _career se the
Keay of isseurance eceasueleal glebe, earl the Hero. Old lbws' emse.
elfairs bee pissed Mos Is ilia peat's. slow earty le July sub year. emir
of impart for the ()anodise Mealier kits lie Wag a bass sumber to the
at Zane I lake,.. metes' whet peeps Is id
Th. tows ben se ahem* me Umiak inreiNPI ea the ilseeleatten,
bees hoteame is tho owe whe Iwo three* reeetelli, thold lithmed
gives their time aed t2siersy to the be bring eat eel may the idesellee of
wore ef Ite seem* mod Beard et •ssid bor. mid ler the old mom
TIM* year'. 4111111•401. Int 100011.11‘ lb but 1OP tam whish hie a
lisoisell so soopor ley DI- G. Ousessa. pees. Olt
inesesely reenther West Mame be /WM
rversr,•,/,
-Jo
ARMY ARISTOCRATS.
Ohms Blue Steed in Adversity Takes
le the Khaki Uniform.
4«.00rporalr
Ste George Adolphus,'"
"Pamir toe asal fahine Mann&
iuftiu Si unn•
Aad ariMeerst, brought into the
make through =lien lortunes. or die-
eipstima. or oiled a temporary moo
-
Mary. briskly obey* the peremptory
eonsamiad of an unliedged •laacist
Ma" a a quesetosabis twenty sem
mem
Of eserse. tho 011ialb•Oi person dis-
guised ht the King's scarlet may Dot
reveal his real name and aasestry;
but nowhere is it harder le kaerAus-s
am than in • Isarmak-r000t.
that arrive bearing seals; cold indif-
ference in res to pay day:. an .ex-
eittiereaureleg derrmr. %Iles =porton, •
, a teaspooe- each hinig of
lofty origin are not lost on plain Tom-
my Midas '
Foe instance. when a paragraph in
a newspaper caught the eye of a ser-
geant in the Shropabires some km
years ago, he went promptly W a
bandsman doting= for his love
of 'Osmium in
"I will oot requini you to scrub
tables te-dsy, after all.' said the ear-
=The bandsman stared. "Ever
et a Count de F- of France,
the oae he died a short time ago r*
coming= the non.-oom.
The bandsman blanched. The es
quel was an application to • London
magistrate by bandsman in gees -
tion adviee as to how he might
nsoover .an immense fortims left him
by his lather, a French nobleman.
Gambling propenaities sent the son
of an earl into the ranks of a crack
cavalry regiment prior to the South
African War; and an Irish peer who
fought with distinction in the Bur-
mese War was forced by his chronic
dissipation and resultant debts to re-
sign his commission. After toaring
with a. theatrical company, love of the
army returned, and he enlisted -its a
owns= private.
On* a the Karla of Lindsay, who ,
died in the nineteenth century, had
been a sergeant in the &nay, and was
the son of a privet, soldier. One of
tho Earis of Stirling. overwhelmed
with debt. enlister' in the American
Army as a private, and Tom to be •
brigadier -genera; ; and sot very loag
ago it was discovered that the broth-
er of baronet bad been forced by
the priesure of cireuesstaaces to join
the Irish Constabulary as a
common trooper.
Deafen, and even one clergyman,
have served in the ranks; and aristo-
cratic "remittance -men" very often
find their way into the ranks of col-
onial sores. One of the latter, har-
ing charitably adopted a deserted
Zulu belie and trained him as a scout.
learned years later that 4is dusky
protege had "royal" blood in his
veins. end, owing to • chain of cir-
cumstances. had succeeded to the
chieflancy of a very troublemme
tribe
Bed the ambitions if humble Tom-
my. in despair at the limited oppor-
tunities of advancement in our arme,
has often attained something akin
to artstoevatic eminence in other coun-
tries' armies. The recent appoint-
ment of Sent. Balding to the post of
cavalry instructor to the Emperor of
Morocco a salary of something like
HAM a 'year, is proof of this. Then
there was Trooper Ward of the York-
shire Yeomanry who, being deputed
to take some horses to the Prince a
Parma, so impressed the latter that
he was retained as groom at a high
salary, and rose to be a baron and
somenandar-in-chief of the army of
Parma
But perhaps a more amazing record,
to its wity, was that achieved by
Thomas Outline. lie rose to the rank
of sergeant in "The King's Own Regi-
ment.' end then, overstaying his
psis, esest on board a =toggling
lugger to Dunkirk to avoid being ar.
rested as a deserter. Name wait a
miedemesher more Indite] hi good, for
he was made much of in the demo -
walk Fres& army, became • colonel
of infanta, performed heroic testa at
a saneralni division -and yet was nos
clever eineigh to escape the guillotine
for political mistakes On the other
hand. • French Tommy succeeded in
becoming a mUor-general in the Brit-
ish army. Tha wu Mud Martin,
who left the Fifa& for the British
army's reeks in India. became
tssgenend of the artillery of tte
'Na -
web of Oohs at s salary of 116,000 a
par. unessed a vest fortune by other
mesa_. and eedowed the Mutations
lo Latham and other towns.
Considerate.
Mrs. Benham -Ton look med.
Essohate-I am mad. A man tailed
me born fool Utley.
Mrs Benham -Yen ought not to gel
mad shoat it I think ft was very
cousidernes in him to blame it on
year sneesters
The Wanly Gen Players.
• gall **yet who had been badly
booboo by his °precept esplainsd
hbn that he had been re.ing all
day from meritia. "It's a curious
thing," replied his opponent, 'led
I've never buten a man in perfect
health in ree Ms." -
His Solitary Satisteetlee.
"Dees Smiley aiways thew goner
-No Illbyr
"I sent see him that his Jaw Met
vilteethere bemuse be delights in
say te if he
saying to Miami the iithiazehe
. mead
A Seelttssi clone/Iseen
Or. F ly-1 behove way eannen
ea sin this morning sank dem
late s t. and did good.
P--- Y. as Foley and his
pie en ihe street car that lie
wile wog% Immo he emplained le=
hair and teeth were tales
A S3 ABC
Illtheyellitu P. id 1.
loth stun 11.111I nukes el reads
stream •
111P01141Sd Landow.
Is L. ellinill pereson m.ille-
amateeti ilia lere fa • mem. Mil
et, asap is • yous.
The Canadian Newspaper Ilirectory
tor 1911.
We balm just received from the
publieharN A. McKim. Limited. of
Moats -eel rued Toronto, • copy of the
1911 edition of the Oasadieu News-
peper Directory.
This le the seventh edition of this
vablade work, which Ills • yeey real
need in Comadis, sad deserves • place
on the desk of every business man.
whether be is an advertbier or Dot.
The Canadian Newsp.psi Directory
lists and describes 1,b periodicals in
Caned* and Newfoundlsod. Of them
195 are daily, 1,102 weekly or semi-
weekly. NI monthly or stinatesonthly,
mid am published less frequently.
This is a considerable increase over
the laet edition.
in addition to this, the Direbtory
supplies • comprehensive mastless%
giving the population, the chief in-
dustries, the railway, telegraph. and
hanklog facilities and ahem interest-
ing features of everlannadapewsaper city,
town end in
This work 000tains over 475
It is splendidly bound and is oerts1y
a credit alike to the publishers sod to
Canadian newspapers generally.
A, McKim, Liaosted, are particulorty
wen qualified to edit ited publish this,
the standard boot of reference cm
Canadien publications. Tbey are the.
pioneer s in the advertising racy
field io the Dominion, the efrim
Agency having been founded in Mon-
treal in January, 18EA twenty-two
lannrowin Lheby ag Ausoaa the libtoactelss.ati. wholosaitesiblogpoum. iThey sooloanksowbitiesurbiedb.ezioxit:.
Duriag ell this dins they ham been traits of Their
Ili. eclusowledged leaders in this lie* aed will become b grow tow
in Canada, and the agescy bushman value year atter ye%
topcoats a the middle so -to • 11. ead tee emanation poptaw
latter al
has beme developed from • sery email Thp small sums of mote will to
beginning -them perforent coil, the Cu -both papers woo tesua"
vary large pride:dog Solurpriee which
rum into the millions.
It goos without toying then that no
other ans.cy is in timer touch with
the pubIabag. to the Dossinioa than
McKim's, and they are therefore abb.
to gm the zoom reliable iohnetation. It rumors 'serve and intim War en
The pew of the lAll. DiseCtoeY 18 , aad supplies sew =ern. It does t
19.00. VY Itiorowsisc eePetite. by Mole
better assimilation of food and by
eetty supplying elements that serve
strengthen the uervous system.
reconstructive took is valuable in
run-down conditions of the sy
especially those marked by de
and nervosa debihty. dollar
bottle. Mena's:gored by The
Lod llatiaise Go. Goderich.
sale by R. R. Wiga, druggist.
tlesprtes.
net b5 bought f
A Pronsp4 Some. of EfiOrgy
MacLeodha
's /ms Rmovator
tonic which renews the rite'
CORONATION PORTRAITS.
Kiag George V. mil Qessa Mary.
Tim Signal has made errampinenta
by which our remises man moues most
biautlful coronatioe portraits, of Their
Majesties King Getups and Queen
Mary. They ars by tits eelebrated
"Isangiler." of Loaders, and oopy-
hted. The Family Herold and
Weekly Star, a Montrsol, has secured
tbe Oanadian right., and is now of-
fering these portrait& tree of charge to
all who subeteibe to that greet weekly
for the balance or 1911 at fifty east&
We wilt 'Delude The Signal with the
Family Herald and Weekly Star for
the same period for only 75 mita, aod
oath subeeriber will receive the 001.00-
stion pictures. The two portrait" are
on the one sheetsize about
Inches, a suet convenient sise fue
travesty+ to Detroit.
The Sur -Cole Line ILLIDOtincei
00/0106 to Detroit by steamer lin
oo July 701. The fare for round to
from Goderich 10 92-50, and to
am good to return July 1 ith or 1 tc
dee ad. ia We Woe.
Berorer's English Paris green, s
ie Goverament standard, is sold to
R. Wigle, druggist. Goderich.
EF
Three Big Specials in the
-.A4 Millinery Department 4.7
These three specials are making business fairly hum in the Millinery Depart-
ment. Last Saturday they started selling with a rush and the sale will continue
until our big purchase of Hats and Trimmings is cleared out. All this week we
have been busy trimming up new Hats to take the place of those already sold and
there is a splendid assortment ready for you again. Six weeks ago we laid our
plans for this phenomenal selling, when we bought the qiapes and materials at
such greatly reduced prices that we can offer you a complete trimmed Hat at about
one-half its worth. Each and every 2ne absolutely new. It is your chance to get
your summer Hat at a big saving.
20 Children's Hata
at $1.45
Twenty Hats for children.
all new thapes trimmed with
extra good trimmings, each
Hat gotten up in our beet
style. If marked in the re-
gular way they would sell at
1175 to 13.60. Choice Sat -
each.
ur day morning $1.45
40 Ladies' Hats at
$1.98
Not one of the forty but
would be coneidered good
value at $LIM Mod, worth
$4,00 to $450. The shapes
are the newest, bah light
aod dark othwings,
good trimmings
niardly &shape that bait been
in tbe show room more than
• couple of weeks --see them
in the window. Choke com-
mencing Saturday $1
m .98
orning at
40 Ladies' Hats at
$3.38
When you see these Hats
7.11 .111 wade:how we can
sell them at this pries. We
simmly could not do it if we
bad na abide a most fortu-
nate purchase ourselves.
The season's newest and best
shapes, whiteblack and
colors, trimmed with neta
flowers and wing,; Hats that
are worth SIM to $6.00 each
Choice a the lot Sm-
ooch
mday Morning. $3.38
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Embroideries
Again we want to em-
phasize the all round ex-
cellence of our embroi&-
ery Ftock, especially the
very special values we are
showing at 5c, 8c, 12c,
14c and 17c.
Hundreds of yards at these
priers. All new and desirabie
qualities and patterns. livery
piece very much udder actual
Talute
A.lic per yard. Embroideries
sod Insertions worth up to Se
and 10c.
At Se per yard, Einlemideries
and Insertions worth up to 12.4e
and 15c.
At Ile per yard. Embroideries
and Insertions worth up to M.
At 14e per yard, !embroideries
and Insertions worth up to Ilk.
At 17e per yard, Embroideries
and Insertions worth up to 25c.
OTHER •ei
EMBROIDERIES
A splendid assertzsent of every
wanted style sow in stock. A
raa
gzhrent direct from Steil-
rfills the stock with now
designs and patterns.
New designs hs Flouncing Em-
broideries, etie to Me per yard.
New designs in Allows:v. Ilk
to S150 per yard.
New designs la double - edge
Insertions. flk 10 40. per yard.
New design@ in wide fuser -
them yery huadoeme, lthe 10
11.00 per yard.
Narrow Menge with Inser-
tions to match, fine q milli es, 10e
to 115e pee yard.
WaistIng Embroideriat. 27
inches wide. very ispeciiii. per
yard 75c.
Summer Hose and Underwear
A splendid stock with values most attractive. A
great selling of summer Hose and Underwear. The
largest assortment the best values, the finest prod-
ucts of famous makers are on our counters.
Ladies' Hose
Ladies' °Mem Ho.ee. fast Wank, 2 pairs for So.
Indies' tan cotton Hose, full fashioned, oposiiild polio for 26c.
Ladies' fine cake Hose, Oerntan make. full fashioned, dye ab-
solutely fast. per pair, Sc.
Pelma.'. femme Pen -Angle Hoes, black, tan, sky and pink,
fell fashiooad. absolutely seentlem. exce_ ptionally good style,
per pair. 26c.
Ladies' fine black cotton Hose with nature' wool or cashmeto
feet. per pair. 25c.
Iodise' fine lisle Howe. lace ankle, blocktan and mines, per pair.
115 to 50e.
Ladies' ettra fine Hale Home. silk ankle, sporiaL per pair. We.
. Ladies' Silk Hsu, per pelt% The 101100.
Children's Ileac
Boys' ribbed Hose, a special line, sloes 9 to Si only, extra good
quality. 2 pairs 10,25a.
ChIldren's ribbed °often Hose, seamless fast, nude extra strong
for rough and tumid. -weer, all sines, per pair. 16e.
Obildree's seereerized lisle Hoes, extra strong, fine ribbed,
blackten or white, all wises. par pair, lie.
Childree's soarearised lisle HOW, have the of silk. sky
a peok, all small and medium odoso, per pith-. gregieueuu
Ladies' Underwear
Indies' ribbed Vesta, neck sad sleeve nicety brimmed, hay
sleeves or eleeveiess. rery special. 810. Mc.
Indies' fine seeroerised ribbed Vests, earrnents 04 albs goal"y
well me& sad perfeet-Atting nialy trimmed, each,
Ladies' knitted cation Drawers, nicely trammed with cotton
Moe, epeeist. per pair, We and 60..
Indies' combination Snits. made aims high -grad• widtm. eottoo,
well mums and redline littieg, per es to $1.311.
Plenty of Gloves Here • .• 4' 2
A splendid stock of Ammer Gloves on our counters. Values that are good
'beyond a question. Black, white and practically all the fashionable colors.
ledise' pure ale Give.% tern dun»
double Inger tips, Nook. armee, grey. wfritt:Ill:la
thempegue. very sputa par pale, the.
Fine Karim Glove" vet* palest fingertlips.
bleak. white. grease mei shatesagen ger pair. The
sod MAO.
Armtek, So
lionow
VMS*.
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