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THE SIGNAL : GODERICII : ONTARIO
Note Paper
AND
En velopeS
TWO SPECIAL LINES
LOT'S LAWN
Two sires note and litter.
special 10a per quire, ad
100 pea package of envelope..
HOLLAND LINEN
Well ad.ettiaed paper. regular
tit. spacial 100 per quire,
sad lOs per package of eavel-
Three quires psi or
re packages cd envelopes for
25c.
A splendid acs,,:toner, t of
\1'r1uug P.d.. 5c. lOc. leo
20c and 213c.
„I1 stoet :.f 'tephen.', Stat.
reds and garter • Inks.
l
or, hrr.uk, spencerian and
N'e.eilr I'rne.
The Colonial Book Store
(.li.O. POKIER. Prop.
'Phone ItfG •' Goderich.
sasseiffelettekt%PieffrasOlL'Onseeffannui
T. Swart.'
'Bos, Livery
and Hack Stables
ld,ir'Tur_at STRERT
JUST (FY THE Silenced
B
v CS a
tBUSiES aVEiflT 'ALL TRAINS
!INV : PASSENGER : BOATS
Past.!•naetr Cached for in
stay part rf the town for
all trains at G. T. R. or
O P. R dtpnts. Prompt
..e• yi-e and manful atten-
(iur Goer,' and HiteS
rev vice will he fotiriJ„up-
,.•-plateinevery reepe,•t.
T. SWARTS
itluuttta.! Stielet
1
i
1
Wool
•T'6e r,l J rel .ablr
&umiller �oolieoi�ill
now :,ti years in busiaees
A good supply of Bed and
Horsy Klao►ets, Stocking Yarn.
f'ebeetiug. Homespun Tweeds,
Rema, ria-., always oe band for
tbeowbolr sex -.op.
Bei ug aluog you: fleeces. both
wsahed
and one -ached, and get
the highest prices for cash t,:
trade.
Jesse Gledhill
1 i r.(iirtor, Benwiller
Nw••nn.rw
Lyric Theatre
The Clouse of Quality
and Refinement
Showing bathing bat the moat
up - to - data sad highest clam
Motion Pictures obtainable.
A compete change of
program each Tues-
day, Thursday a n d
Saturday. Songs at
intervals during the
week, also Good Clas-
sical Music each night.
Tins Theatre is sprayed and
purified eget nigbt with the use
of the noted ••Rsep,*s Srxai.'
The conrtur-t of tube wt.,. tit
this Theatre is alerac. most
careful Iy con•idesed.
TO SPEND A PLEASANT
EVENING. VISIT
THE LYRIC
% ,MI'Sol Uy 10 +•'
& r'ENTS
NOTE:
Special Features Tues-
day and Wednesday of
each week.
An Ohl Resident of fir ice field.
1leeee€ead. Ana. I. - Word has been
ELgcrnic awlrCHti,*
teilismiTgErrstsat..1”
giMAZ
A epeeist wisokm.f tae tows oso.-
.li ..a• held him Mday .ete.;.rt telm toe electeic imitable( epost.
ttiisa thy =Maths r.rbre, of the
cesmaif et tai Bowed of Trude were
merest to cooler with the comaetl in
the muster. B draft blies was teed
and 1'.'i d ad .•floes aaneed-
meats wens stggested, and after par
isg through tie bands d the solieitoe
the bylaw will probably be brought ap
sysn at rhe regular coward meeting
co Friday eveotng of this week.
The propoaitiue is that the town is
to oesettaot tricks sed purchase as
electric motor to be operated over the
came. ed the factors are to pay for
the h.allieg d ears to and from the
factorise at so much per car, it beim
estimated that the amount thus raises
will pay the interest on the town's
expenditure.
It is proposed that the track calf
lir compacted from the G. T. R.
anrthertjt•.:along Maitland etrect to
Beet street, aown Ea.t street to Cam-
bria road. and along Cambria to
Brace street, with a spur down New-
gate meet to the Duty factory. This
will a000wsseodate the four industries
which are hackie gg the propusitioo -t he
American Riad MacbioeC'o., the God*.
rich Organ Co., the Doty C.mpasy and
D. F. Harulink. Later the tracks may be
extended to other factories. sad ulti-
mately they may connect with the C.
1'. R It is eartimated that We initial
cost will be a15.000. and tbe extension
to the C. P. R. an additional COMBO,
making a total estiuisted .xpenditur•e
of %1(Jls.
Encb of the companies named guar-
antees to handle a certain number of
tars, makings total of t+ yearly. and
to pay for each car so handled nut leas
than fr nor wore than $
There was some, difference of opin-
ion in (1. council as to the amount •of
expenditure to be authorized by the
bvtaw. same bolding that $L,(MIU
.(stared be the figure. but the majority
noted to leave it at F (x/t. Thr prop-
osition is to be submitted to for rate-
payers before it goes into effect.
received fret -e that Geroge Hatt, d DEATH BY DROWNING.
Nap.er, who lavishly resided berm
but who seat to live with his dangb-
ter. Noes.. ilk.! Saweta. bad died there
on Friday morning_ He had leen
ailing for some thane. IIT; 1 bi,c death
' was not unexpected. • Mr. Hart re-
sided here Cue many year,:, and wan.
well mei towaada the fourscore mark.
Has wife died bele sevti,.1 years ago.
Bestir.: his di ugh •wackier:. Ss were. be
leaves to sums -W Risen. os the farm
ia Stoehr township, and Jolla. in the
Wrist. Nle. Hart etas as elder in the
church bete for miaow yeas•►_ and way
mach esteemed by all whin knew him.
To Release Cruicesiesak.
Wiegbam. Aar. 13,-A petition
is in rierulat Lao Askin{ tot the re=
•
of Ateare C irl;.isok. wbu tliiee
yiars' ago was smite:see•d to a erten-
Fear teem tie tbr•owing a dile at Miss
Davis. whim she was waking dos n the
steeeteritb an othermarr.
The latent creation in p.• i f time
kaytgssee. it bas a isot in and ee•-
fee.iisg hart auto and is sr ad by E.
K. Iysut-i , ch u:l;is% tiodri ich, Oat.
Stamped
NEW
Goods
Nee our new purich- was k
Centres Iteaut sed designs. k,
e itutWay Cushions for every
most 1y mal o and birthstone
appropriate tat each.
1.•.der,t•b elou,e sir : the=
.,...Lrcamid :xi.
Ih, P,Now blips. s neve ides.
t 'b,►dres • and babies lases
w .lade un staesped fie hand -
rose nide[- - & [hen ent atyl.•►
ad s,r.M
e am,p„ d Goods of all kinds
kept always on ►mod. slat, mate
nal far venues smear
Mika sad D M - C thread.
et al beth for embroidesieg
and mother iag.
• sew meek ed Bar Thee. Pia
heft ladies* oemis, etc . e..
heed.
(set your mina, tbred
whoa .Crudes year awl egre-
Mime sus at
The Singer Store
Neat DM T lsyis.e Qeiniral
There are many ilii
tions of this best Of a8
fly killers.
Ask for Wileues. i .saner
you get the mai swii
disappointment.
Maple Leaf Grp
Honey
We have received
a new shipment of
absolutely pure
White Clover
Honey.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Piemappkie, Grape Prsltt.
. Wow auasa
t)eewmbers. Asea r • R se.
Lettuce, Dais= Radish=
ORDER EARLY
.ion Ire[ your seder is
netmsrfjyl./msr n Fnssb a.sand mile;
•r w dr
W,.
S. .L Young
•
Dead Idar1[iYan. Soo of Godench Man.
Loses Life While Fishing.
The sad intelligence has been receiv-
ed of the death by drowning of Daniel
McMillan. eon of Duncan McMillan of
Godes ice. The Sboibone (Idaho
Journal of July "r” gives the following
particulars :
Daniel McMillan, butcher, of Rater -
Miff, met a tragic death at td o'clock
Monday night when ne slipped on a
rock while fishing in the Mated River.
a short way t.elo. the Lower Stadion-
Mated construction , chap, The
,water at this point is eight feet deep,
the stream carrying 6,100 inches of
water. which fl,ws at terrific .peed.
and McMillan was instantly swept
from his feet. being carried ahont 1OO
yarns by the current. when he was
caught and wedged between two
wake.
His fourtc en -year old son. Ross Mc-
Millan. was fishing a shoit distance
trove his father and attracted by the
cries of his father. made a heroic at-
tempt at rescue. The intrepid lad
dawbed low the swift watera.ud at once
had hold of bis father s body. but the
eturent was more than be could man-
age and be was compelled to release
kis hold. The father wade frantic ef-
forts to seine hold of the boy. who was
compelled in°'t lf-prote.iion too let gr..
lie then thrust a fishtna rod out to
him, but be was too far gone to be
able to kelp himself. and, with his sou
within t few test of him, turned over
on hie back and was slowly drowned
by the rushing waters.
The fumeraJ services of the late
Daniel McMillan were held from the
ttesideoce of his sister, ala. Punk
Clem, on_ Wednesday at 2 clock
Key. Barger conducting. Mr. McMil-
lan was a mem her of Jer•oeaeCamp.!`o.
UK o` Use W. 0. W., and a delegation
of members nt this tamp accompanied
by a delegation from Jerome Circle
Na 721. Women of Woodcraft. attend-
ed the funeral. The ream ios were
laid to rest in the Shoshone cemetery.
Those atteedint the tuner a1 from ler-
ams stere R. W Burroughs. A. S. Le -
May. Victor 73oep. H. T. Pugh. R.
A. Riither a.d r. Davenport, rep-
ealer/Lithe( the W. O. W. Representing
the Women of Woodcraft were Mes-
daan LeMay. Burroughs. Pugh.
Newman, iic�rp, Davenport and Misr
Thorp. Daniel McMillan bad a host of
friends in f bosbooe and in Liotx.ln
county wb, sincerely mourn kis traitor
=ding, and who "stead their beasts
Mt sympathy to the widow and
child rem.
He wawa. to mourn bit loot besides
his family his tat her. melding at
Koder•ice, Cfotario : Mrs. Frank Clem,
a sister'. in Lia_
: Mrs. Up dearer.
a sister. at Twin Falls: Mee. Albert
Cowles. a riboebone. • scoter : a broth-
er, Jaime. and a sister. Mrs. McFad•
seas, in Mesita=: three brothers
at Newark. N. l.. Roderick sad John
MacKay sad Wm. McMillan. sod two,
at Gude' ieb. U end amid William
McMiliaa. Mr McMillan was bore in
Walton. Ontario. and was thirty-one
years old.
0e wan dgtis, bowoeabie, fe•riew
sad !Nome*: a gantMaw always
theewsghly M tomb wed herm.ay
weak the evemi.wmerts et this mew sad
RsswIsg emmmtry. with mond and lo-
awchi - o be • power-
tsl esel ti.g to shape the
d this sew empire. the lead
people ei Yagmteaa se • wit
*0
i
m/ i by MI6 the heresies=
W. A. WIL&IasOa DEAD
See et Lase jams Waimea mea Mae
ream= Cab= of ISanampelie.
TM death of Wisimm A. Wilkfsama
is reported fromS.
wast r lest a.rviey1Mi.a ma
�( of UM by
lir rind Mrs. fames
?v' His eeevr esidesea d
Fri-
day lase. iThe sllwmt IMaced b thins
that dote : Mimm. epob. Jews=
William A. Wilkineemaztaisdeessal=
moriesser prominently
the timber id..try is the teltmd
Siete,in.as la. ,aides
a be beeae. SES Cape= avows N..
be A oma :`lel. a frilaseed ends gym. iele
bet
d
Mktg Mk Wad isle min nemeimmtmr
is a mew w dews. and died wilds kelt
as hew. His rhymed= add his diode
preWdy wee dime to • team of kidemy
usable with which he ..s sick et Ta-
tar ewe or tame years.
Kr. swan hors Apre 11.
lake . GOderied.. Qat, and theme
=weed the trade of millwright. He
mowed to Ki..•apVis is HOD cad dar-
ing tae tollosia= four years was eem.-
neeted with mills ad elevators. He
became Rnaoeiatty iateres ed is the
4:mo= from Wort. twarnty-.z years
and later took up SMARM work
• upoeialty, =venues sseey /shoo
eerie( devices sad appliances which
team memos made ho same well known
is the islmRry.
1a 1i01 ler. W iikioson .lend d-
ikes a• • eo.sdung engineer ad ds-
sittwer a lumber machinery, amid eor-
tiosed at that pr-cder•ioo until his
hath. the (ism bciog known as W A.
Wilkinson sed Son. Fttltl-sto Piyaweth
hssildiag. He built many of the IarR-
set and most modern saw seine in the
country, iaduding the Weyerhaeuser
plants to Idaho, the Sbevlis mill6 in
earthmen Minnesota and the Madero
mill $1.5.*l,000, and jest exem-
pJetedat uabua. Mexico.
Mr. Wilkiwesn mashed Mary Lydia
Burnham in Raaf at Milltown. New
Bruarwick. She fur wives him, to-
gether with a eon. Charles P. Wilkin-
ann. and two daughters. Eva and
Glades, the litter ben= today on her
way home from • boarding school in
Ontario and =Informed ofher tatber's
death. Surviving also are five ai.ta=
four d whom live in Galt, Ott_, sad
the fifth i6 Spokane, Waib. He was
a member tit the Advent Christian
church vt North Minneapolis.
The funeral service will take place
at 2 p. u,. Mesdayou the family resi-
dence sad interment will be made at
Lakewood cemetery.
HOTEL SUNSET.
Ua Wednesday • evening the 'vests
of Hotel Sunset gave a 'most delight-
ful corn roast on the beach ielow the
hotel. A bulge t..nire was built and
over sixty people sang the old South-
ern songs to he air t sipamimeot of
banjos and violins. The toys hope
that another sorb •delightful party will
be held .portly.
Arrivals at Hotel Sunset : 13. H.
Madamesun and wife. Chatham : Fred
Jr.hnston, Mei. Alftel Jobnnion, Mis
Jessica Jobndoi and Master Robert
Johnston. Toronto : E. Taylor, New
York : Fred %Udall, Toronto : W. B.
McTaggart, Crouton : Mr. ad Yrs.
MacLeod and ]lies Belk MacLeod,
Toroht.o: ]lbs MacLeod. Buffalo;
Jefferson Tktmber and wife. Detroit ;
M. Trow, StrallodD. Alexander;
Toronto ; George Geniis Landes ;
George Beet; Hewetfood • T. P.
Sehink, reedited ; J. A.• Metates,
Toronto : Mr. sed Mss. W. Berming-
ham and Sirs ehildees, Chatham : Dr.
G. E. Wreaker, Mrs. Wyeeker, Mia.
Jean Wreaker. Min MacKenzie,
Chicago ; C. M. Rummell. Edmonton : r
Tbomas Destroy, Toronto - E. W.
Porter. wite.aod nurse. C. S. Army ;
M i.s Baxter. Los. III.: Mrs. E. J .
Monabaa, Detroit s Mrs. A. M. Sal-
liotte. Mies Ada Salliotte, Ger sol
Salliotte, Ecorse : More. F. Meyers mai
two boys. Mrs. Mareball Pease, Miss
Carrie C. Stadia& H. J. Vomvie sod
wife, F. C. Lethbridge and mother,
Detroit ; Mr.. W. Grant. nurse and
two children. Wallaceburg : H. J.
Lamb, W indoor : Mise L Begg.. Mrs.
P. Currie. Jessie Currie. Toronto :
Mr and Mrs J. Menderson and Edgir
Mendervon. Dresden.
Fancy Dress Ball.
On Friday evening last a fancy dress
ball was header Hotel Sunset sad was a
brilliant success. The ballroom was
artietieally decorated in green and
yellow. while in the large corridor the
Union Jack hang oo.apicuoualy.
Music was furnished by tbe Blacketooe
ora cbestr a. At 820 the ball was opened
with the grand march. led by Mr. ad
Mrs. T L Press, Mill. Lilies McDon-
ald and Mr. McL llaod. Costumes et
every description were too he seen is
the gay throng. from clown/ to
primate, the clr•wws adding much to
thebilarity with their freak da.otang
and funny remarks. Among the
many striking cartuwes were noticed
the following : T. L Presto. Primoe;
Mrs. Prost, an Early Victorian lady
Mies LiliMcDonald. Black-eyed
an
Susan : Mr. McLelland. 'Iowa : Minn
Jessie Hutchison. Dolly Verden ; Mise
Beatrio. Mormon. Turkish girl : A. 0.
lrish,•t. Kings jester ; Mrs. Nisbet.
Duub giri : Misers Reynolds, (bre
btwld. Ataorbrcok, Hester. Lewis .ad
P1-mifig. Bal Powder: Mies Mead'
Henry. a Swed.; Kies Jean Henry.
Rad Riding Hood ; Mimes Evelyo and
Katberit* Buck, Pieret tee : Miwas
Wilkirsom mad Eliot, on -peep : Mise
Catherine Lewis. Spanish Biel: Mies
Char lotto Rename, Gv : Mies Helen
Brener. the Girl of 1913 ; Mies Lew=
Dutch +ire : Mims Middleton, Ssa.tsh
Rita : Dies Daocey. Gretchen Mimes
Cat Sleet Twomey and Gwasie Pima
lug made ebarmi.g chanters • Nem Els
Aare, Ball Poudre ; Mime Batty tae,
Delay Varies ; Kies Josie ilaondeaat,
Gy'O.y : Miss Mix launders. Qseea or
iireeb • Mies Bdit.b Williams. Gypsy :
ibm Mimes A.athc.y. Japanese end
Dutch ggaasrh : Mies lei state Spanish
girl : Mies Sharpe Meet b century
lady : Mies Gladys PSsid, Spanish bal-
let : Miss Eleanor Hart sbepberdnes ;
Mies Muriel Cresewdl. milkmaid . Mise
Darin Hays. Canada ; Nies 01... Galt.
girl down : Bobs J ones f-atemm..
Folly • etuart Hein y. clown : Dreier
MrTa yart, Rao lads= Mr. Sootb-
'ran. iB3e'ddoain . Harold Williams, Laid
Nei.= . Ernest Porter. Ueda arse •G.
Burdet.ta, sailor ..1 A Haag, Batter
Brow.: A. Aapden, cowboy • Plrmwes
%t es&and town lobs Jami
Damara fair Joseph Porter. 0. Q. 13.
Ohs- C. Iso semis • cbwm*R /ants
Uses. Mar . MUspbyt red arms
es the field Doak Tobias provoked
great me imst. TO patrwsmss
were Mw. Z. N. Lewd. tins. W.
Pre.dee t. Kr. lambert Rory. Mrs
Charing C. Eau rd eras. Pbikip Holt.
The eswwb were Moser& Preen.
emsy. . Gil a eau. Henry
sad lessorest.
Itis .omit ., with to those cite
energetic proprietor of the Sanest sad
all ethers who kindly helped in seal -
ism the demes • .emeses
irk.:. agb. W id amessiitr 1.. -ANA-
dirty
eitMev heft. ?hoer Cir. OW:
•woke miles 6 a. ea-, . .g se t1.li•..mi
TIM PEST.
110 s .6 O , Oak i. Pomba
Biwa ham sea kw scala.
L R i.ia, o.• d w Feeds.=
impeders far taw pa. Jams scale, who
has h... .manias seam
the middl..c • mospi.tmlass
week his week d i.apectios at the
Beamisr Nementies, .ad to his boar
d Amp= tth be .Cara..: 1 baste
has. dreg► yaw and odd
ass Gd any amt—tame y sr bee
treat
maoohs test 1 lova head this
=lea: the Dial itspecter.
W. reefs, d Wise.•, exam,. sed tea
B5.miase Nursery Is November and
elated taws that it wee tie ooty use
is the Provinea tea (rete scale.
It is & gr s
at till L.
stns.
=mem of lies ta.
fres !rethe d. that they fact
a!remtlo
also is d eswiw*0
d.latereestto the
whets district. for it in w the beset
all daises neat tee San loss scale
sboo= if possible, be kept out d this
district.
The last three or four years than
has bees an awakening is tai. meth=
as to the great possibilities in [rood
sed pleating has bees
towohip.T
Ism would b• great weeelitilletrew
oleo Hia Joss scale is se a hAing
ba. It hos worked isem.--- dmmmsr
la athotlistriet.. and every peaemino
Mold bo wad te keep it est et this
eouety.
Those who here besght from est -
i= t;mmmise =odd ds wdl to base
their oder& tomminal at once and
it Cane is nag staide hairs it thoroughly
dmtesy.d. Tee lmperta•ce of the
seat stersfel ausntima to this matter
ease= be too st.eoaptly emphasised.
WEST ERM FAIR. L0.13011.
S aterkw9ilelek
The work et Quern a Park is proper -
eh= tor the meg eababitboe is 8aptene
bar is programing airway. Th. sear
,lotion to the main baildtog k asar-
iag completion, This will he a great
improvement amid will give am.omarso-
dation for Ahern or twenty (sees es-
bibita It will have a frost estraas
ia line with the present Daddies mod
two other entrances into it. making it
very coo teeniest for visitors, and a
la Lift poultry taulattwe
s .aapioat. nag a t wiill
abouttor additional besides
Itai
elks a d roo, ` e
r Um empty
eats Oa loins hoe bee let lair
paisand tiog the lra.bl.ad tai the west
with the newt ° I°et' eMt'uJ'
baser called cd hr as ea its
Ibis Brlii r
M dee. but u is hit w topes'.
faw he almost
a usaaas!ky sad tie maasee ei, t of 'as
=i 81 are very as steer that • t try.
The addition tttiimul la the �tp r too Chu ear.
prise list has created a phot a cn ; he
great aa..,out
d interest, sad it is --
_ the
bion positle be pmo-
bsu.d c
With all tee es tor'etidmoa y ,es•
nail the iasesas accosert of money.
+nmodat,os, rhe
maaa..11e.i feel &seared that d
fa.sed with Stood great her tt.,r earls
.af..bKins will eclipse mei-them erre
attempted beta= ie Londe=. All is -
tarnishes remsrdiag =me and r.ert.
tiie.R is cossectson with the etl.ihi-
ties gives ea `��� to the Sane-.
tory. (iwnseel • Dominion say -
tags BMWs& Leedom.
s
i
a
ant
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY
TABLE CLOTHS
or NAPKINS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, WE START SELL-
ING A SHIPMENT OF "MAKER'S
SECONDS" MUCH UNDER
USUAL P RICES
THIS shipment comes to us direct from the mills of one
of Britain s foremost linen manufacturers, one whose
product is known to the linen trade the world over
as "High Grade... On looking over the shipment
and sorting the various,,sizes and qualities it was difficult to
determine why these were classed as "Seconds." A manu-
facturer less particular about his product would let most go
through as regular stock. The flaws are barely perceptible.
The most noticeable imperfections are a slightly coarser
thread accidentaly interwoven, a slight discoloration, or a
trifle under size. The'most particular housewife would give
them a place in her linen closet and on her table. They are
all linen yarn, the pure fl ix for•which Ireland is famoils, and with
shimmering satin finish. We are exceedingly fortunate in
having this lot - to offer. There is no question about the
quality and the prices will be just about one-third less than
you usually pay for similar qualities.
It is a chance to fill up your supply of Cloths and Napkins
at decidedly saving prices. Cloths come 2 yards, 21 yards
and 24 yards square, and 2 yards wide by 24 yards, 3 yards,
34 yards and 4 yards in length. The goods go on sale Satur-
day, August 16th, and the sale will continue until they all are
sold out.
A Thousand Yards of Towelling
at Saving Prices
Theme are Mill Remnants. This mill puts up
its Towelling in lengths of fifty and one buodred
yards. These emus are the short lengths left in
wearing after cutting 'off the standard lengib.
They came with the Cloths and Napkins right
from the British maker. The lengths run from
came to eight yards. Prices are at leant one quar-
ter lest, than regular.
Other Linen Specials
If this store excels in any one thing it is in it.
L•rstn stocks. We carry only linens of qualit
and give special attention to this departtment.
This week we have passed tbrout,,b the custom
some particularly good things in Fancy- Lneti.
which we will be pleased to have you come and
se►.
Handsome Embroidered Lines Towne. three
lima each 1300. 00c sad 01.00.
Ferry Hoek -a -heck Towe'..a„ 12 or 1S designs
marrow and wide widths, per yard 050, 40c
ad *Om
Plain Huck -a -back Towelling. tie. 40e
and Seas
THE FURS
The Furs are here. Furs of style. Furs of quality. Furs that will ap
peal to every lover of beautiful Fur garments. There is a decided quality ad-
vantage with early Fur buying, for in no other article of dress is it so difficult to
get the quality of later purchases up to that in those made early. That is be-
cause Fur grows and is not made yard after yard as are dress goods and silks.
The choicest skins are almost invariably those that are made up first and it is
difficult to get as good qualities later on as can be had the first of the season.
That is why we emphasize the advisability of early Fur buying, and hold our
annual Midsummer display. Whether you have any notion of Fur buying or
not come and see the collection we have gathered together in our millinery de-
partment upstairs.
Fashion specially favors Persian Lamb, Sable, Mink and Mole fur muffs and
neckpieces the coming season, and in each of these we are showing a range that
would do credit to a store many times the size of this.
Midsummer Sale Continues An-
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