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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-1-30, Page 8• 'reit Bella T. JANUAR% 30, 1913 THE SIGNAL : GODERIOHI ONTARIG Reduced 19J3 Annuals .tf.i, R '.I;k of out .L. 'keels, we find w•e have too many in stock, •inti a..• therefore offer - leg .bee, at greedy tediteed prig ' 1:. , '. J vp Amoral, isig • at' £1.75 ./:.: j..110. ►pedal wire the) Li t, ('v .rot-, . ego? sr 81 75 and 81.90, .peci,l $L Mi. l lbatterlais. regular Mir. sot- floe. ilt - floe. IQ 1 a DiARIES IFar.•. •'list We Roastee p••et.iiv ti Nolo in red le tiller. rectum' l0r, eptx;ial 50k each. Sur,aer 1'..cket Diaries t du. ed roll.es: R. g•tr-1 77e. reduced to 40e. Regula, fro'., re -limed to I ria. Retro.... :lir, c -'dnced to 211k. 1tau-nu.n Aln..nec for Pula h,.und iu t•.,,•t,. $1.011. "1'rl•.ula,l a eetett Note. Le 1013 This week only, $1.00. The Colonial Boot Store Prop. •Phoria Imo - Oodetich. BRIGHT'S DISEASE is the deadliest and moat painful malady to which maaltied is subject Dodd's Kidney Pills wiM care any ow of Bright's Disease. They have never failed is one single cams. They are the Qtly remedy that ever has cured it, and tbey ars the only remedy that can. Ther. are Imitations of Dodd's Kidney PiIL-pill box and name --but imita- tions are dangerous. The original and only genuine cure for Bright's Dreams is DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS Dodd'. Kidney Pills are II fifty tents • boa at all {Wanted Both Quick and Permanent Strength. 1 If you are run down of tired out, if 11 you take mild easily, heve no appetite. are looms" firs$ or hove other evidence' of 1 owereil vitality. tt'v our M.cLeod's r Sy -tem Renovator Toiler oil, gI.ran-gall or write ter to refund t be i rice paid if t he stating what you rowel yf•il.'ogive .- tiresetisfaction. have to offer. 1 aids dirtest;• •n, tone* np the net voila systems and rives h tib q tick aid per- reorient t.•enite. Me (lotto. a •sortie. i.� The Doty Marine Engine Manufactoiet by Machos Me•licine Co.. Gpde, irb. (hit. Fut wile by E. R. 11 ,gle. s. it) Iron and set Brass. Very best trier, paid. Tie Sto: a of Quality FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY We have contracted with Johnston Broe., of London, tc, supply us i, ith their celebrated X X X BREAD Johnston', X X X BREAD is well and feverishly known in the larger centres, and is soli at the papular price of FIVE CENTS per loaf. Our fir =t shipment will arrive on Saturday of)t.hisweek. Watch for it. • JUST A FEW SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Lettuce, crisp. hothouse 5c bunch Green:Onions•, fresh and tasty, be bunch. Por kSausage. Rose Brand, l.k lb. Little Pig $aueage.1 something new, We can .supply von with any thing in fltst-clssaGroceries,and guarantee satisfaction. Let us demonstrate. t- Ilern'efirocery Sq. and Ilarniltee .t. Pbene t { 1 1 & Boiler Co., Limited Maple Leaf Grocery HAMILTON STREET. (IODERICW Have you tried our choice Teas ANI. Coffees? \Pecan recommend outlines. All stole amu fancy- Groceries on hand in Bret classquality and at rea,orable priers. Try us for Butter and Eggs, �- _ ll �rrnnil1151 tf, GODERICH THE FAMOUS Columbia Grafonola The moat .Versatile of all Musical Instruments COLUMBIA Not a talking machine, but a Musical Instrument that hoe won its own place of lion'br eo the most versatile inter lit of music. and the most indispensable entertainer. To hear the Columbia is to marvel at its wonderful reproduction of favorite songs and melodies of the world's greatest singers and in- etrumentaliste. The exclusive features of the Co- lumbia, including the tapered tone arm, the uninterrupted tone cham- fer, the hand -forged needle arm tuned with the accuracy of the finest tuning fork. make this won- derful instrument the absolute peer of disc gtaphophone.. Hear t he Columbia, company it with all the others, see the con- strt-ti.on and beautiful finish and you will understand why it is Preferred by the hest and most critical musicians. Prices *17.50 aad up Buy one on small monthly payments We carry a large stock of Columbia Harolds. Ask for the latest Columbia (latalomie.. WALTER H. HARRISON .1111W BLUER ANT) OPTICIAN GODKRICH HURON `POULTRY SHOW. List of Prise -winners at Last Week's Exhibition in Goderich. Following is the list of prise -winners at the annual exhibition of the Huron Poultry And Pet Stock Association, held last week in Goddrieh • Light Brahms --1st cock, 2nd cock, let hen, 2nd ben, 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel, lit pullet. :Ord pullet, John Cameron, Brantford. Hark ttrabmas-1st hen, J. S. How- rie, Godericl. Bhu a L mng.han. -1st cock. 1st ben. 2trd hen, 2nd pullet, best pen, J. S. Howrie. 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel, 1st pul- let, H. A. Hovey, Clinton. Silver Grey Dorkings-1st cockerel, lst pullet, E. Bates, Goderich. 2nd cockerel, 2nd pullet, J. S. How- rie. A. O. V. Dorkings-1st hen, 1st txsckerel, Wm. Carter, Constance. Black O ingtone--1st cockerel, 1st pullet, W. H. Harrison, Ooderich. White Orpington» -let cock, 1st hen, 1st cocl, 2nd cockerel, T. A. Clatworthy, Ifderton. let pullet, T. J. Hoggarth, Goderich. 2nd ben, 2nd cock, best . pen, Jas. Hardy, Ooderich. Buff Orpington» -1st cock. 1st pul- let, best pen, 2nd hen, 2nd pullet, 3rd cock, Joe. Knight, Goderich. 1st cockerel, VVisa. Doak, Goderich. 2od cock, 1st hen, 2nd oocketel, 3rd pullet. Thos. Bowers, Winghaw. Barred Rocks -let cock, J. W. Or- twein,Henson. 1st en, lst pullet., 2nd hen, 2nd cock, 3rd cockerel, 3rd pullet, H. A. Hovey. lst cockerel. H. Hallman, Benmiller. Std cock, D. H. McEvoy, Godericb. 2nd pullet, 2nd cockerel. W. H. Har- rison. Columbia Rocks -1st cock, 1st hen, 1st pullet, Ind pullet, beat pen, C. W. Worsell, Gude'ich. White Rocks -1st cock, 2nd hen, 2nd cuckerel, 2nd pullet, It. (i. Murdie, Seafo rt.h. 1st cockerel. Tat pullet, 1st ben, H. S. Hrfh..an. 3rd cock -J. W. Ortwein. 2nd cock, 3rd pullet, L Elliott, Ooderich. Gulden 1Vyandottes -1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cockerel, 1st pullet, Alfred Rider, West Montrose. 2nd cockerel, 2nd pullet, Thoe. Big- gar t h. god cock, 3rd cock, 3rd cockerel, god hen, 3rd pullet, Wo,. Doak. 3rd hen, J. W. Ortwein. Silver Wysnduttee-1st cock, 1st hen, let cockerel, 1st pullet, best pen, J. W. Ortwein. 2nd cock, 2nd pullet, 2nd cockerel, 3rd cockerel, A. Rider. ' White W andottea-let cockerel, 1st ben, C. W. Worsen. 3rd cock, J. C. Sheardown, Gode- rich. let rock, Fred Bengough, Hensall. 2nd cockerel, Chas. Hunt, Goderich. 2ud cock, Wm. Doak. 2nd hen, 3rd cockerel, 3rd hen, J. W. Urtwein. Beet pen, Jaw. Hardy. Partridge W yandottes-1st cock. 1st hen, 3rd hen, 1st cockerel, 3rd cockerel, let pullet, 2nd pullet, beet pen, Wren Sheardown, Goderich. 2nd cockerel, 2nd hen, 3rd pullet, F. W. Suwltacombe, Hernial). Buff W yandottes-let cock, 1st hen, 1st cockerel, 1st, pullet, 'god pullet, J. W. Ortwein. Columbian Wyandotte» -let cock- erel, '2od cockerel. 1st pullet, Fred Bengough. let cock, 1st hed, beet pen, Jas. Hardy.8. C. Rhode Island Reds -1st ,;ock- erel, J. 0. Sheardown. 2nd cockerel, let pullet, 2nd hen, Geo. Johnston, Godericb. 1st hen --Arnold Leithwaite, (lode - rich. R. C. ithode Island Rede-ItSt cork, E. Bates. 2nd cock, let hen, beth pen, J. W. Ortwein. let pullet, :3rd cock, J. C. Shear - down. 2nd pullet, Geo. Johnston. 9. C. White legborne-let cockerel, 2nd pullet„ Wren Sheardown. 1st cock, god hen. E. Bates. 2nd cockerel, 3rd cockerel, 3rd pul- let, 3rd ben, John Pollock, Bayfield. 3rd cock, J. C. Powney, Blyth. 2od cock, Geo. Johnston. 1st hen, 1st pullet, H. S. Hallman. N. C. Brown Leghorus-let cock, 2nd hen, J. S. Hower. 1st cockerel, 8. 0. McKay. Gode- rich. 1st ben, 3rd hen. J. Pollock. 2nd cock. A. Laithwaite. Best pen, Jas. Hardy. Black Leghorn. -1st hen. J. C. Powney-. Beet pen, J. N. Howrie. H. C. Brown 'airborne -1st cork, 2nd hero. :3rd hen, 1st cockerel, god cockerel. lot pullet, 2nd pullet, R. H. Pond, Woodstock. let hen. 3rd pullet, Galloway & English. Ingersoll. 2od cock, 3rd cockerel, H. A. Hovey. N. C. Fluff Leghorn ---1st cock, 1st pullet. J. C. Powney. 1st cockerel, lot hen, 2nd hen, Smith & Button, Ooderich. Ancona»- -int c..ck, 2nd cock, 2nd hero, 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel, 1st pullet. 2nd pullet. A. R. Fisher, irimshv. 1st hen. 3rd hen. Sed pullet., 3rd -rick. 3rd cockerel. F. W. Smalls, oom he. Black Spanish -1st cock. 1st hen. Aid hen, J. S. Howrie. 8. 0. Black Illinois -as -1st cock, 1st hen, 2nd hen, 3M hen, 1st cockerel, rid oocke,el. 3rd cockerel. 1st pullet, 2od pullet, Sed pullet. beet pee, Ju. Show, Goderich. R. 0. Black 1Ninorcaa-1st cockerel, bit hen, J. W. Ortwein. Andalusian,- -1st cork, In ben. 1st cockerel, 1st pullet, J. S. Howrie. Golden Spangled Hattiberrse-1st cock, 1st hen, 2nd ben, 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel. let pullet, W. Carter. Silver Spangled Hambu,Ee--144 rock, !ed cock, let ben. Ind ben, let cockerel. god cockerel. let pullet. 2nd pullet. Wm. Carter. (holden Pinging tl a burgs -Tat rook, 1st ben,fiad V. Win, Carter. Silver Pandtled lit hero. 1st ppnn1Me. et veto. Meer 191sek H 1steled. 1st ben. Midpain. lid pia, Rad ooeket'el 2 • ' Red Cape -1st tock. 2nd cock, let hen. And hen, 1st cockerel 1.t pullet, J. C. Powaay. Oampinss-Ist cock, 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel, 1st pullet, 'god pullet, Harold Newcombe, Godericb. 2nd cock. 3rd pullet, H. A. Hovey. White Bearded Polands- 1st cock. J. S. Howrie. Houdin.-1wt cock, 2nd cook, 1st hen, 2od ben, let cockerel, 2nd cock- erel, 1st pullet, 2nd pullet. Thos. Bower.. 3rd ,wck, 3rd bee, Alex. Knesebaw, •( oderich. - A. 0. V. Game -let cock. J. Randy. lit pullet. 2nd cockerel, Wm. Carter. kat cockerel. 3ta cocket-el, _cud cock, 8. G. McKay. BANTAMS. Black Red tisntauii-1st cock, let hen, let cockerel, let, pullet, A. J. brigg, Clinton. Zed pullet, Thoe. Bowers. L'toeu Red Bantams -1st hen, 2nd hen. A. J. Or' Duetting Bt►ntarns-1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cockerel, 2nd cockerel, 1st ;elite,. 2nd pullet, Thos. Bowers. 2nd cock, 2nd hen, 3rd cockerel, 3rd pullet, A. J. (it iota. Pile Bantams -1st ben, 2nd hen, let rock. god cock, let cockerel, 2nd cock- erel, 3rd cockerel, 1st pullet, 2nd pul- let. 3rd pullet, Thos. Bowers. 3rd hen. A. J. Grigg. Birchen 13antsuis-1st pullet, A. J. tirigg. A. 0. V. Bantams --let co: k, let hen, lit cockerel, 2nd cockerel, ist pullet, god pullet, 3rd pullet, 'Chug. Bowers Goldin Seabright» - 1st cock, 1st cockerel. 2od cockerel, lot pullet, 3rd pullet, E. Bates. let ben. 2nd tock, 2nd pullet. Wm. Carter. R. C. Black Bantatus-1st cock, 1st ben, 1st pullet, W. H. Herri.on. 2nd cockerel, 3rd pullet, H. A. Havey. - 2nd hen, 2nd cock, Jas. Hardy. %Vhite Cochin Bantams -1st oock, 1st heu, A. R. Fisher. 2nd cock, 2nd hen, H. A. Hovey. Black Oochins-let cock, lot hen, 2nd hen, Smith & Robson, Goderich. • But/ Combine -1st help, -. Russ, Goderich. GEESE AND DUCKS. A. O. V. Geese-ist ander, 1st goose, A. Laithwaite. Aylesbury- Ducks -let duck (old), let duck (young), 2nd duck (young), Wm. Carter. Rouen Duct" -2nd drake (old), 2nd duck (old), 3rd duck (old), J. U. shear - down. let drake (old), 1st duck (old), let drake (yowler, 1st duck (young), A. Laithwaite. Pekin Ducks -1st drake (old). 1st duck (old), Alfred Rider. let drake (young), 1st duck (young), Geo. Johnston. Indian Runner Decke-1st drake (youog), 1st duck (old), 1st duck (young), J. S. Howrie. PIGEONS. Homers -1st cock, 3rd cock, let hen, E. Bates. 2nd cock, 2nd hen. S. G. McKay. Homers, A. O. C. -1st cock, 1st hen. S. G. McKay. Jacobins, A. O. U. -let and 2nd cock, let and 2od hen, ace G. McKay. Jacobins, Red and Yellow -1st and 2nd cock, John Webb, Godericb. Carriers -let crock. 2nd cock, let hen, 2nd hen, 8. G. McKay. 3rd hen, E. Bates. Pouters -tat red hen, hit black cock, 8. G. McKay. 1st cock i A. O. C.). 1st hen (A, O. L.), John Webb. Tumbler,, L F. C. L, A. U. C. -let cock, E. Bates. Tumblet-s, Muffed - 3M hen, E. Bates, 1st cock, 1st hen, Smith & Hutson. let cock, 2nd cock, let heti, 2nd hen (red or yellow), Smith & Hutson. 1st and 2nd cock, 1st and 2nd hen (A. O. C.), Smith & Ruteon. Tumblers, L F. U. L., Self --1st and 2nd cock, 1st ann 2nd hen. John Webb. Fantails, albite-1st and 2nd cock, 1st and god ben, N. G. McKay. Fantails, Blue or Black -1st and 2nd cock, let and 3rd hen, Smith & Hut- son. 3rd cock, 2nd hen. J. Webb. Pigeons, A. O. V.-Ist cock, lot hen, John Webb. Trnmpeters - 13t cock, let hen, Smith & Batson. 2nd cock, 2ud ben. J. Webb. Trumpeters, L. F. C. L., Bald -1st cock, 2od cock, 1st and 2nd hen (red or yellow), Smith & Butson. lot and 2nd cock. 1st and 2nd hen (blue or silver), smith & Hutson. let and 2nd Dock, 1st and 2ud hen (A. O. C.). Smith & Hutson. SPECIAL TKOPHIES. Mayor Reid's cup for beet collection poultry, any variety, Wm. Carter, Constance. W. H. Harrison's cup for hest bird on exhibition, Wren Showdown. Goderich (for a White Leghorn cock). 810 Aesociet ion cup for the best col- lection of Wyandotte., Wren Shear - down. 85 Association cup for the best col- lection of Rhode Island Redo.. J. W. Ortwein. Hensall. 85 Association cup for the test col. lection of Hocks, C. W. Worsen, Goderich. Bronze medal fcc best Bantam on exhibition, Thos, Bowers, Wlasbant. Shark Oil is Used. It is a known fact that some cod Iver oil ?tom the warmer fishing banks is adulterated with oil from the shark and haddock, and sold in many plates for medicinal purposes. Unfor- tunately nfoe.tunately thin fact is not known by small producers who procure it in good faith front a jobber who in turn purchased it frons a dealer. etc.. etc„ with the ultimate result that the con- sumer i• the real sufferer. Ther. inane wh7 however, to be ab- solutely sure that this popsler medlci- al dl is of auperior undefiled uality and that le by following ph na si mangle and inning on t pore, gale port's Reweliler, tbetssaketsd width sport nit all direct fear the novtbere »case elf Norway in seded credal sontaieees, and the dl is thee tested to insure las pence. THS CLINTON SCRUTINY. 1ldots in Qts Ward De Not Tally !regions Rend. Ountun, Jan. 213.-A scrutiny of e votes cast in the local option contest was conducted here today by Judge Holt, of Ooderich. W. Brydone, of Clinton, acted as counsel for the u.uoi panty, W. Proudfoot, R. 0., M. P. B., of Godericb, fur the local option party, and Charles (Jarrow, of (lode - rich, for the hotelkeepers. Nothing of import/sore was dis,;overed in St. Andrew's; 8t. Joules' or St. George's ward, although in each ease there are a few ballots held iu reserve until Monday next, and two persons were a. shown an b have ►ai'tat -- y 1% qualifications to vo s, In tdt. John's weed, which usually gives the lamest tenper.tc. vote, the ( deputy retaining aSese repotted tc the clerk a majority of as for local op- tion, but to the surprise of the Court when obs ballots were taken out of the box today and counted the stajor- Ity bad herrn reduced toff Mr. Proud - foot asked leave to produce the evi- dence of the deputy tet.urning officer and pal clerk in order to show that the beilot. had been tampered with since the election, but the Judges 41d not accept the evidence, not heibg convinced that he had the right to do I NI. CENTRAL BUSINES3 COLLEGE STRATFORD, ONT. The Goat monad u.lalnt .clout I. thitaria Throw depart Rests, CowN et NAL M oetbaad sae T,Nernehe ,-wane, are t. em* and pntiy ak Teaatrrr, are expattsaesd and arras are planed to pestles,. ws tudtvtdual attendee and student. way enter at ear WM. Write tot aur {� catalogue at tete: 11. A. McLA('HLAN. Prinu� Last Call for -I -L -L -I -N -E -R -Y • ANY TRIMMED HAT 98c HIS is the last call for Millinery. There must be an empty show -room Saturday night, as Miss Reynolds leaves for her vacation next week. Not a hat held back. Not a hat reserved. Saturday morning each and every Trirnmed Hat, no hatter %%hat its former value, only NINETY-EIGHT CENTS 410,1k rJ'l ♦ 4 eW Half=price Clearance of Winter Coats The Half-price Clearance of Winter Coats i, now in full swing. It is your chance to get • new Coat at just one-half .the actual value of tbe gar- ment. All must be sold. for we will not carry a single, solitary Coat into next season- All Dew this season. Mostly Tweeds tut some blacks and some velvets. All good style and good value at original prices. Regular $12.00 to *42.00 Now $6.00 to $21.00 Big" -Embroidery Selling There has been big Embroidery selling here the past week. It could nct be otherwise, for - thousands of yards of new swiss Embroideries have been thrown on counters and tahles to sell at Bargain Prices. It is the greatest Embroidery Sale we have any recntd of and it will coatinpe o all through the month of February, for the quoin- Utica us tit.ica were big enough to spread the selling over several weeks. These are sample values ; 18 inch and 27 inch Embroideries 25c Hundreds of yard. i8•ireh Florin mg and Corset Covet Entbt•uidery atdV-in. FIoutcrngs. IAisens and dozens of on fine quality muslin. All beautiful o Regular values 36c to Mk per yard. Oe t of the very law price at which we bought we are able to offer these higb-cla.s Embeeh erles et your choice per yard Allovers and 27 inch Flouncings 39c Hundreds of yards in this lot, *or *clic-, tinct patterns, doe quality Lawn and Muslin,. Beautiful designs suitable fur Comet Coven, Children's Drreeee, Underekirta, etc. Actual values floc to 81.00 per yard Our spa- cial prios per yard $1.00 and $1.25 Floundngs S9c Twenty -seven-inch Flouncing Embroid- ery. These Flouncing ate 27 inches wide. There are 15 distinct patterns to select front. The qualities are those usually sold at 81.00. 111.:16 and 81.511 per yogi, and there are some specially handsome pattern. in tee lot. Sale price for this lot is per yard . Embroideries and Insertions Sc Four hundred yards Embroideries and Ineertiont.. ilrnens of patterns. Wide and narrowSpecial...w.idths Regular values Kc. 5c ..... .. . . The Big Special 7c per yard This is the Big Special in the narrow widths. Mr yards Swim Kmhroderiete and insertions, many widths. many pdyeee. Values that sell ordinarily at life to 18n 7c Your choice per yard 46 inch Lawn I7c With the Embroideries we pet on sale 2110 yards fine India Laws. Tbie le a wend weave imported direct from Risk ndl owe tbat wtUOwe ezeelent service when wearies time seam 1tIaMObet • wide R.gn- ty. OOP epi 11N prise ref i 7c• a.. qu. You Can Save Money by Buying Furs Now The mild weather of January was bad for the Fur business everywhere. It has left us with more of them by a good deal than we want or ought to have just now. It would suit us much better to take these prices than keep them. There is not an article you cannot depend on absolutely, for we will back them all with our, unqualified guarantee. There is money to be saved taking advantage of chances like these. A Fur -lined Coat with a Sable Collar $39.00 We have three of these Coats to sell Garments made from good all -wool Austrian Broadcloth with titling of prime muskrat skins. thoroughly tanned. soft and pliable. Collars are of high-grade genuine Marla Sable. The garments ate one of this season'., best style*. Actual values at least ��Q (�(� $00.00. We offer these at each.. .pv/J. Ladies Copts with Fur Collars $13.75 irdies' cloth Coats, good quality beave with quilted lining. Nigh storm collar of Western Sable. Warns, .tylisb, serviceable and cP tifortable garments. Spe- .Di eke 7� chid price clearitl each J Rat Coat 47.50 Two only genuine Muskrat Coats. Skins ate thickly tutred ani oit4ly matched. Satin lined, high collar and revers. One size 36 inchee, the other Mlle 40 inches. Regular 086.00 and $70.00. Eitber of the e A 7e5o two for only.�' F One Extra Large Fur -lined COat $45.00 'This Coat is extra size. h is lined with good quality- Rat sod the outside of a fine im- ported ladies cloth of exceptional quality that will wear well. Collar of high-grade Western Sable. Regular price 802.50, for A5 $ only ,p'}s(�(k Vl/ Some Beautiful Pieces of Mink at Decidedly Saving Prices We have eight or ten Muffs and Neck Piet r. in high-grade Canadian Mink which we are offer - ing at prices much below their actual value. V..• can do this simply because we were fortunate enough to secure them that way ouraelve,. We found a manufacturer who was overstocked and be made na a very tempting offer for anything he had made up in Mink. We selected this lot and are prepared to offer you prices that we are MI' you will find interesting. We know you can save from 810.00 to $2.i.(1) on a Muff or Teck Piece if you take advantage of this offer. One Coon Stole, large size. sold cdri at $12.50. Now marked at . e One Targe pillow Muff to match, sold et 1111050. ...ho r selling for t�9 50 only.y.J6•7•J50 This is a particularly good set for misses' weal One Siberian Wolf Stole. $3.50 brown shade, reduced to J Muff to match reduced to SR -25 One Black Marten Neck Piece.C? Q�(,� Regular 87.00. Reduced to .IJ e W Black Alaska Beaver Stole, finished with head. Very .tylJoh . Regular 57.75 811.50, reduced to . .. . Large pillow Muff to =etch. c7 75 Regular $11.80. ,educed to .. ..... .111 �NODGENS BROS� Aft 1 ' it ems tidy Six* for a year's subsalptloe to f vros's Brightest Newspaper-