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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-8-21, Page 8's \ em 0 Ttlltotttasp& T, Aoo. 21. 111113 THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH : ONTARIO Note Paper 4 ND En ve>lApes WO SPECIAL LINES LOINS LAWN T Two sites, note and letter, 1enccial 10o per quire, and 04 pee package of envelopes. HOLLAND LINEN Well advertised paper. regnlar 15e, special 10o per quire, and 1.Oo per package of envel- opes. Three quires paper or three packages of envelopes for 40er A splendid assortment of Writiug Pads, 5., 10e, 15o, Zoo and 25s. Full stock ford's and Cart Saler brook A, of Stephens', Staf. er's Inks. Speocerian and %Vetverly Pens. The Colonial (:e,O. PORTE 'Phone 100 Book Store K, trop. Goderich. 1 4 HIS WORK APPRBCIATAD. John Elliott, B. A., Lewin Bewnaaviw to Teach in Landon. The Bowmanville News of last week makes the following reference to a gentleman well known in tiodericb. a brother of G. M. Elliott of town : "A many-sided maxi" may tlttio$y be applied to Mr. John Elliott. B. A., wbu has resigned as principal of Bow- manville High School to accept • mathematical maeterehip to a Colle- giate Institute in the city of London at a higher salary. Our High School has maintained an excellent standing under Mr. Elliott's presidency and the results cf this year's Departmental examina- tions are exceedingly gratifying to all concerned, so that be retiree with the school at high -tide of popularity and success after dlliog$ most 'swept - ably the principalship for revert years. Outside of his primal duties as teacher Mr. Elliott has been an active and use- ful citizen and worker in church. Sun- day s.hool and other spheres of useful- ness. As he said bimself the otter evening in the official board session, the chief part of hgt� life outside of his vocation is his cbtich life, and that be has always enjoyed. He has been a very helpful church official and a more than ordinarily capable local preacher. He has always been heard with pleasure. His life bas been also associated with Sunday school work. After passing the scholar period he became teacher and hal served as superintendent in Caledonia, Wall -sl., Brockville, Leamington and Bowman- ville. He filled many other important offices %%bile hese, such as president of the local branch of the Bible Society, chairman of public library committee, vice-president of Bowmanville Cana- dian ('Iubsince its formation; and bas given bis influence in auppoet of every movement for moral reform and human bettertnebt in the community. He bas also been honored on several occasions in educational circles. He has been president of the tusthetnati- eal section and also of the high sehotl principal' section of the Ontario Edu- cation A-sociation and has been elected president of the County Teachers' Association in four different counties including Durham. lo fraternal and social circles he has ever been ready to help with speech or in other way. as (.pportunity has offered. It will be seen from tha foregoing outlive of his nctivities'that it is no idle phrase to say tb,lt in this town Mr. Elliott *ill be Much missed and his place will not be easily tilled in the community. In speaking to a resolution of appre- ciation passed at the official grarterly board ..n Friday everting Mr. Elliott said• that only in one place had 'he lived longer than in Bowmanville. His career offers encouragement to youoc sten who have to make a living for the-mselvee. Ile was bore of b tmbk• parentage in Huron county rear Goderich. NVhen he was thir- teen his father died and he struck out for himself by learning a trade asshoe- utaker. Having a desire for more learning he quit the bench to attend the nearba public school. Hy diligent study and working among farmers he managed to continue at school till be .,gained a teacher's certificate. Then he taught a public school for five years, studying all the time, and later attended' High School in Goderich and passed the usual examinations and lateryualitied ns ptincipal with special- ist standing in mathematics and Eng- lish. lie taught for a short time in Caledonia High School, then for three and a -half years in Brockville, when he was appointed mathematical and science master in Walkerton High School. and when Leatnington built a hew High School Mr. Elliott was ap- pointed the flet principal, and after ten years of successful service he came as principal to Bowmanville seven years ago. He leaves here of his own aecord to take a city position which he is well qualified to fill. Not the Answer He Expected. ' Rev. Gillies Eadie, the missionary to Houan, China, in addressing the Sunday school of Knox church ea Sunday afternoon endeavored to im- press upon the children the name of the province of China from: which be bad come. "Along in the summer when the potatoes ate slowing up pretty well, what does your father send you out to dor' he asked. He expected the reply, "to hoe," thus bringing out the first syllable of the` word "Bonen." iastead a youngster, with s practical knowledge of potato- growing,called out : "To pick off the bugs." he missionary joined in the laugh which followed. E. R. Wigle bas purchased from Mrs. Lynn her dwelling on Welling- ton street and will occupy 'it after September loth. It is • pretty and comfortable residence. Maple Leaf Grocery Honey We have received a new shipment of absolutely pure White Clover Honey. SATURDAY SPECIALS Pineapples, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Hearses, New Potatoes, Wax Boman. Cucumbers. Aspsragus. Lettuce, Oakum. Radishes. Apire'cb. Torsato•es Cabbage. ORDER EARLY Rigidly get your order Is early Fruits and Veg- etables and weld di& appointment. S. J. Young Hamilton street i 1 BARGAIr Saturday, Monday and Tuesday August 23, 25 and 26 Three days of most unusual bargain -giving mark the wind-up of our big Midsum- mer Sale. Three days at the end of the season when your dollars will do almost double duty. Three days when we are willing to lose sight of profit in many cases in order to make a clean sweep of Summer stocks. Twice a year at the end of each season we hold these Bargain Day Sales. They have but one object -to clash the stock of all odds, ends, broken lots, remnants, etc., and leave the way clear for the coming season's stocks. Read this list carefully. It tells of the money -saving chances to be found all over- the store on Bargain Days. Cotton Dress Goods I22c Hundreds of yards of Cotton Dress Ma- terials to be cleared out at this price. • Ging- hams, Chambrays, Muslins and fancy Cotton Dress Materials. A clean-up of lines sold reg- ularly up to 3oc. Midsummer Bargain Days, per yard IZ>lc Fancy Hose 15c Forty pain Ladies Cotton Hose, fancy weavest regular 25c to 40e, Bar- gain Days, choice per pair • 100 A Big Table of Samples 79c Between seventy-five and one hund- red Sample Garments, Underwear and children's Dresses. Ne two alike. Regu- lar up to $'2181. Choice Bargain Days 790 $3.5o Gowns and Skirts $i.88 Eight only ladies tine white mus- lin Gowns and Underskirts, eligb.ly mussed and counter soiled. High-class garments. Regular 13.00 to 81.50. Choice any of the eight for $1.88 Slightly Mussed Corset Covers 5oc Fifteen only Corset Coven, made from fine white cottons, nicely trimmed. Regular Sbc to $1.25. Bargain Days choice Iwo Fancy Umbrellas Half Price Eight only Ladies' Fancy' Pcraeols, regular *1.50 to $3.00. Clearing Bar- gain Days at halt price. Children's Lace Hose roc Fifty pairs children's cotton Hose, black or white, lace fronts, aseorted sizes. Bargain Days, per pair . 10e Ladies' High-class Umbrellas $1.95 Twelve only ladies' Umbrellas of high grade, good quality tops and handsome handles, regular $3 00 to $4.00, clearing Bargain Days each $1.95 Linen 'Handkerchiefs 3 for 20C Ladies' linen Handkerchiefs, narrow hem, floequality, guaranteed purelinen. Special Bargain Dayr • 2 for 20o Fine Striped Waistings *5c Three ends striped Waiating.. neat black stripe on white ground, fine Eog- lisb cambric, absolutely fast colon. Regular 25c, Bargain Days 18e 27" and 45" Flouncings, 48c About seventy -live yards in this col- lection. Regular values are N6c to 11.25. Take your chatee Bargain Days, at per yard only ........ ado 45" Flouncings 69c Four patterns of this. Regular prices $1.26 and $1.50. We want to make a clean sweep of the Embroidery stock, so give you your choice Saturday morning at per yard .................... 884 Big Doings at the Embroidery Counter There are big bargains going at the Embroidery counter on Bargain Days. Flouncing and narrow Embroideries are being cleared at Bargain prices. Flouncings up to $2.25 for $1.25 Ten patterns 45" Flouncing Embroid- ery, white or create. Beautiful designs new thief season. Regular $1,75 $2.25 and 9450. Bargain Days, any one at per yard $1.25 Cushion Frills, 49c Twelve only scrim Cushion Frills. embroidered with colors to match al- most any cushion. Regular 75c. Bar- gain argain Days each only 490. Embroideriesandlnsertions15c \Ve pick out foruick selling Bar- gain Days 200 yards Embroideries and Insertions, assorted widths andquali- ties. Regular prices up to Sac. Com- mencing Saturday morning, take your choice at per yard.,...:,. ..- 1 541 Lace Insertions is „ Five hnndred yards Lace Insertion, narrow and medium widths. Clearing Bargain Days at per yard 1e A Remarkable Umbrella Bargain • One hundred and twenty ladies' Umbrellas, tops of uilfadable, uncuttable gloria, taped edges." A dozen styles in halidsome handles to select from, steel rods. Regular $I.5o value. Bargain Days, choice. 9Se Veillings at Ioc Onehundred yards fancy Veilings,short lengths and odd lines tha sold up to 75c, Clearing Bargain Days aper yard.... 10e a Allover Nets 25c Three patterns Allover Nets, one white and two ecru. The white is double fold. Good designs. Regular values 110c tl $1.00. Clearing Bargain Days per yard.. 1200 High Class Cushion Tops $1.00 Twelve or fifteen .extra quality Cushion Tops, brocaded Velvet, souvenir tops in si etc. Regular $1.50 to 112 Ul. Bargain Days each • .., 51.00 A Great Clearance of Dresses A great clearance of Wash Dresses will start Saturday morning. Every Wash Dress in the store, ladies', misses' or children's, must be sold on Bargain Days. There is no minc- ing matters when making the new prices. Here is the way they will sell :- White and Colored Cremes $z 4a Fifteen ladies' Droves, white and c rlored. The last ones of lines that s pad up to $6.00 and $7.00 Clearing Bargain Days. choice.. *4.48 6 onlay Ladies' Dresses Two white, four colored, regular up to $3.35, Clearing Bargain Days, each 51.48 7 High-grade Whits DreMMs Regular $7.50 to $15.011. Choice Bargain Days .. Half Price. ss Children's Dresses, White and Colored Sizes up to 14 years. Regular $2.50 to $3.50. Choice Bargain Days 51.48 rs Children's Dresses Sizes up to 14 years. White atd colored, regular up to $2.50. Choice Bargain Days.... 88o �iss>•immemmmeammammeir Leather Hand Bags $1.00 Colored Hand Bags, good quality leather, popular shape, extra .strong frame. Regular $1.76 to $2.50. Bargain Days.... *1.00 Kayser Gloves 39c Ropier Gloves, two dome fasteners, double tipped, guaranteed. Regular 5Cc the trade over. Clearing Bargain Days at per pair...... 29e Hundreds of Sample Handker- chiefs at Bargain Prices Where these are being sold should be the busiest spot In the store. Hun- dreds of traveller's samples, high-grade 3 Pairs 25c Hose 5oc Three hundred pairs Cotton Hose to sell Bar- gain Days. Ladies' sizes, fine black cotton riith cashmere feet or plain tan. MI sizes. Sold the trade over at 25c. Bargain Days you can buy 3 pairs for 50e Embroidered Handkerchiefs, will be sold at one-third Less tl�an actual value. There are no two alit in tbe, whole lot. This ie a most unusual chance to get a fine Handkerchief much below its acturl wortb. A big shipment of samples sent us by a manufacturer's agen'. All going Bargain Days at one-third lees than usual prices. Look for the Remnant Table The Remnant Table will be a money- saving spot on Bargain Days. From every corner of the store we have gathered the remnants for Bargain Da selling. Drees Goods, Silks. Wash Goods, Stapler. in fact anywhere we could find aoend short enough to cell a remnant we bare measured it up to go on the Bargain Table on Bargain Days at a price abet should sell It without fail be- fore the store close on Tuesday night. Black Serge 42c One end only pure wool black Serge, . suitable for skirts or dresses, forty -tour laches wide. Bates special for Bargain Days 42o Lace Curtains 69c Fifty pairs late Onrtaiss, tltisa Ves7 patterns, two designs to abeam trot Buttonbole edged. Speda1 Herm& Day% per ps r . 8M J Stamped Linen Centres .1oc Fifty stamped linen Centres, assort- ed base and patterns. Regular 15c to90c. Clearing Bargain Days.... .. ........ 100 Net Gloves and Mitts 5c Seventy-five pain Nits Gloves and Mitts. Gloves are m sizes 6 and (4. Bleck or .cream. 011e g Bargain Day., choice per pair...... a0 Belts 15C Seventy-five silk elastic and Leather Belts, Mack and colored. Travellers' samples. Regular 25c to 50:. Bargain Days each 150 Velvet Hand Bags 75c Blark velvet Hand Bega, complete with cord, silver plated fastenings. Regular $1.35 to $1.b1 Bargain Days choice - 75o Silk Mending, 4 cards for 5c Four hundred yards fine Mending Cotton. silk finish, fine, strong and dur- able. black, white or tan. Bargain Days 4 cards for do Glass Towels, 2 for 25C Extra large. fine and heavy glass Towels, blue or red cheeks,. 24' wide, hemmed. ready for use, Bargain Days .„ ! for `;So 3 Papers of Pins for zoc High-grade standard Pine. needle points, 5c everywhere. Bargain Days , i papers fu r 100 • 9-4 Sheeting, 29c One hundred yards bleached Sheet- ing, strong weave, heavy weight, 24 yards wide. Bargain Days per yard.. 290 Bath Towels 19c. Fifty Bath Towels. plain white, hemstitched end. Extra quality. Bargain Days, choice each 19e Ends of Flannelette Coe hundred yards of Flannelette. assorted fancy stripes, put op in 5 -yard lengths. The first lot of these sods pe have had for a long time. Very special Bargain Days per endOso Men's Handkerchiefs, 3 for ioc Men's fine white cambric Hand- kerchiefs, hemstitched edges. Extra special Bargain Days ... 8 for 10o 25C Lawn 18c Two hundred yards imported In- dia Lawn. Fine and ' very strong, 48" wide. Regular Me. Bargain Days. per yard... .............. 15e woo Yards of Towelling a Bargain Prices One thousand yards of Linen Crash Towelling, plain white or with colored edge. Maker's remnants, direct from the British milla. Lengths I to 7 yards. All going Bargain Days at Prices much below vales. 1 HODGENS BROS. Goderich 1"e T. Swarts' 'Bus, Livery and Hack Stables MONTREAL NTIei rr JUrIT URI' THE SWARM ., LT 0 Il'NE(. MEET ALL TRAINS AND : PASSKN(iER : BOATS ['amenity called for in tiny part of the t.nwn for all trains at G. T. 1t. or a• C. 1'. R. depots. Prompt set vice and careful atten- dance Our Livery and Hack service will 1..+ found up- to-date in every reopeet. Your pat too Ai; esolicited. T. SWARTS 1'h„,u • :07 Montreal Street a 1 Centres. month, oppt lone, ses embroidery. and kept list of end Sets, hand. wheu chine 'NEW Slamped Goods - - - See our new punch -work Beautiful designs. Birthday Cushions for every motto and birthstone (qui ate to each. Goderich Souvenir Cush 2rac and :O1c. Day fellow Slips, a new idea. Childs en's and babies' Dres- made up stamped for hand Different styles sizes. Atamped Goods of all kinds always on hand, also mate for working same. Silks and D. M.: O. threads all kinds for embroidering crocheting. Amew stock of Bar Pion, Pin Ladies' Comb, etc., on (:et your sewing thread getting your sewing -ma- rteedtes at The Singer Store Next Bell 'Telephone Central. ELECTRIC WIRING Those contemplating having their house wired would be wise to get my prices. Wiring done without marring walls or ceiling and fin- ished in workmanlike manner in aocordanee with Canadian Fire Un- derwriters' rule•, Supplies of every description kept in stock isolwdlag Gla aware, Meetric Irma. Flee blight Batteries. Tusaipten Lamers, eta., aad mild at ro*bottom prism. Repairs a specialty. W. J. HUDDART .,oetrieal Oen tassoor. mom veer ape OEMs magi Opm r+daA► 1 4 HIS WORK APPRBCIATAD. John Elliott, B. A., Lewin Bewnaaviw to Teach in Landon. The Bowmanville News of last week makes the following reference to a gentleman well known in tiodericb. a brother of G. M. Elliott of town : "A many-sided maxi" may tlttio$y be applied to Mr. John Elliott. B. A., wbu has resigned as principal of Bow- manville High School to accept • mathematical maeterehip to a Colle- giate Institute in the city of London at a higher salary. Our High School has maintained an excellent standing under Mr. Elliott's presidency and the results cf this year's Departmental examina- tions are exceedingly gratifying to all concerned, so that be retiree with the school at high -tide of popularity and success after dlliog$ most 'swept - ably the principalship for revert years. Outside of his primal duties as teacher Mr. Elliott has been an active and use- ful citizen and worker in church. Sun- day s.hool and other spheres of useful- ness. As he said bimself the otter evening in the official board session, the chief part of hgt� life outside of his vocation is his cbtich life, and that be has always enjoyed. He has been a very helpful church official and a more than ordinarily capable local preacher. He has always been heard with pleasure. His life bas been also associated with Sunday school work. After passing the scholar period he became teacher and hal served as superintendent in Caledonia, Wall -sl., Brockville, Leamington and Bowman- ville. He filled many other important offices %%bile hese, such as president of the local branch of the Bible Society, chairman of public library committee, vice-president of Bowmanville Cana- dian ('Iubsince its formation; and bas given bis influence in auppoet of every movement for moral reform and human bettertnebt in the community. He bas also been honored on several occasions in educational circles. He has been president of the tusthetnati- eal section and also of the high sehotl principal' section of the Ontario Edu- cation A-sociation and has been elected president of the County Teachers' Association in four different counties including Durham. lo fraternal and social circles he has ever been ready to help with speech or in other way. as (.pportunity has offered. It will be seen from tha foregoing outlive of his nctivities'that it is no idle phrase to say tb,lt in this town Mr. Elliott *ill be Much missed and his place will not be easily tilled in the community. In speaking to a resolution of appre- ciation passed at the official grarterly board ..n Friday everting Mr. Elliott said• that only in one place had 'he lived longer than in Bowmanville. His career offers encouragement to youoc sten who have to make a living for the-mselvee. Ile was bore of b tmbk• parentage in Huron county rear Goderich. NVhen he was thir- teen his father died and he struck out for himself by learning a trade asshoe- utaker. Having a desire for more learning he quit the bench to attend the nearba public school. Hy diligent study and working among farmers he managed to continue at school till be .,gained a teacher's certificate. Then he taught a public school for five years, studying all the time, and later attended' High School in Goderich and passed the usual examinations and lateryualitied ns ptincipal with special- ist standing in mathematics and Eng- lish. lie taught for a short time in Caledonia High School, then for three and a -half years in Brockville, when he was appointed mathematical and science master in Walkerton High School. and when Leatnington built a hew High School Mr. Elliott was ap- pointed the flet principal, and after ten years of successful service he came as principal to Bowmanville seven years ago. He leaves here of his own aecord to take a city position which he is well qualified to fill. Not the Answer He Expected. ' Rev. Gillies Eadie, the missionary to Houan, China, in addressing the Sunday school of Knox church ea Sunday afternoon endeavored to im- press upon the children the name of the province of China from: which be bad come. "Along in the summer when the potatoes ate slowing up pretty well, what does your father send you out to dor' he asked. He expected the reply, "to hoe," thus bringing out the first syllable of the` word "Bonen." iastead a youngster, with s practical knowledge of potato- growing,called out : "To pick off the bugs." he missionary joined in the laugh which followed. E. R. Wigle bas purchased from Mrs. Lynn her dwelling on Welling- ton street and will occupy 'it after September loth. It is • pretty and comfortable residence. Maple Leaf Grocery Honey We have received a new shipment of absolutely pure White Clover Honey. SATURDAY SPECIALS Pineapples, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Hearses, New Potatoes, Wax Boman. Cucumbers. Aspsragus. Lettuce, Oakum. Radishes. Apire'cb. Torsato•es Cabbage. ORDER EARLY Rigidly get your order Is early Fruits and Veg- etables and weld di& appointment. S. J. Young Hamilton street i 1 BARGAIr Saturday, Monday and Tuesday August 23, 25 and 26 Three days of most unusual bargain -giving mark the wind-up of our big Midsum- mer Sale. Three days at the end of the season when your dollars will do almost double duty. Three days when we are willing to lose sight of profit in many cases in order to make a clean sweep of Summer stocks. Twice a year at the end of each season we hold these Bargain Day Sales. They have but one object -to clash the stock of all odds, ends, broken lots, remnants, etc., and leave the way clear for the coming season's stocks. Read this list carefully. It tells of the money -saving chances to be found all over- the store on Bargain Days. Cotton Dress Goods I22c Hundreds of yards of Cotton Dress Ma- terials to be cleared out at this price. • Ging- hams, Chambrays, Muslins and fancy Cotton Dress Materials. A clean-up of lines sold reg- ularly up to 3oc. Midsummer Bargain Days, per yard IZ>lc Fancy Hose 15c Forty pain Ladies Cotton Hose, fancy weavest regular 25c to 40e, Bar- gain Days, choice per pair • 100 A Big Table of Samples 79c Between seventy-five and one hund- red Sample Garments, Underwear and children's Dresses. Ne two alike. Regu- lar up to $'2181. Choice Bargain Days 790 $3.5o Gowns and Skirts $i.88 Eight only ladies tine white mus- lin Gowns and Underskirts, eligb.ly mussed and counter soiled. High-class garments. Regular 13.00 to 81.50. Choice any of the eight for $1.88 Slightly Mussed Corset Covers 5oc Fifteen only Corset Coven, made from fine white cottons, nicely trimmed. Regular Sbc to $1.25. Bargain Days choice Iwo Fancy Umbrellas Half Price Eight only Ladies' Fancy' Pcraeols, regular *1.50 to $3.00. Clearing Bar- gain Days at halt price. Children's Lace Hose roc Fifty pairs children's cotton Hose, black or white, lace fronts, aseorted sizes. Bargain Days, per pair . 10e Ladies' High-class Umbrellas $1.95 Twelve only ladies' Umbrellas of high grade, good quality tops and handsome handles, regular $3 00 to $4.00, clearing Bargain Days each $1.95 Linen 'Handkerchiefs 3 for 20C Ladies' linen Handkerchiefs, narrow hem, floequality, guaranteed purelinen. Special Bargain Dayr • 2 for 20o Fine Striped Waistings *5c Three ends striped Waiating.. neat black stripe on white ground, fine Eog- lisb cambric, absolutely fast colon. Regular 25c, Bargain Days 18e 27" and 45" Flouncings, 48c About seventy -live yards in this col- lection. Regular values are N6c to 11.25. Take your chatee Bargain Days, at per yard only ........ ado 45" Flouncings 69c Four patterns of this. Regular prices $1.26 and $1.50. We want to make a clean sweep of the Embroidery stock, so give you your choice Saturday morning at per yard .................... 884 Big Doings at the Embroidery Counter There are big bargains going at the Embroidery counter on Bargain Days. Flouncing and narrow Embroideries are being cleared at Bargain prices. Flouncings up to $2.25 for $1.25 Ten patterns 45" Flouncing Embroid- ery, white or create. Beautiful designs new thief season. Regular $1,75 $2.25 and 9450. Bargain Days, any one at per yard $1.25 Cushion Frills, 49c Twelve only scrim Cushion Frills. embroidered with colors to match al- most any cushion. Regular 75c. Bar- gain argain Days each only 490. Embroideriesandlnsertions15c \Ve pick out foruick selling Bar- gain Days 200 yards Embroideries and Insertions, assorted widths andquali- ties. Regular prices up to Sac. Com- mencing Saturday morning, take your choice at per yard.,...:,. ..- 1 541 Lace Insertions is „ Five hnndred yards Lace Insertion, narrow and medium widths. Clearing Bargain Days at per yard 1e A Remarkable Umbrella Bargain • One hundred and twenty ladies' Umbrellas, tops of uilfadable, uncuttable gloria, taped edges." A dozen styles in halidsome handles to select from, steel rods. Regular $I.5o value. Bargain Days, choice. 9Se Veillings at Ioc Onehundred yards fancy Veilings,short lengths and odd lines tha sold up to 75c, Clearing Bargain Days aper yard.... 10e a Allover Nets 25c Three patterns Allover Nets, one white and two ecru. The white is double fold. Good designs. Regular values 110c tl $1.00. Clearing Bargain Days per yard.. 1200 High Class Cushion Tops $1.00 Twelve or fifteen .extra quality Cushion Tops, brocaded Velvet, souvenir tops in si etc. Regular $1.50 to 112 Ul. Bargain Days each • .., 51.00 A Great Clearance of Dresses A great clearance of Wash Dresses will start Saturday morning. Every Wash Dress in the store, ladies', misses' or children's, must be sold on Bargain Days. There is no minc- ing matters when making the new prices. Here is the way they will sell :- White and Colored Cremes $z 4a Fifteen ladies' Droves, white and c rlored. The last ones of lines that s pad up to $6.00 and $7.00 Clearing Bargain Days. choice.. *4.48 6 onlay Ladies' Dresses Two white, four colored, regular up to $3.35, Clearing Bargain Days, each 51.48 7 High-grade Whits DreMMs Regular $7.50 to $15.011. Choice Bargain Days .. Half Price. ss Children's Dresses, White and Colored Sizes up to 14 years. Regular $2.50 to $3.50. Choice Bargain Days 51.48 rs Children's Dresses Sizes up to 14 years. White atd colored, regular up to $2.50. Choice Bargain Days.... 88o �iss>•immemmmeammammeir Leather Hand Bags $1.00 Colored Hand Bags, good quality leather, popular shape, extra .strong frame. Regular $1.76 to $2.50. Bargain Days.... *1.00 Kayser Gloves 39c Ropier Gloves, two dome fasteners, double tipped, guaranteed. Regular 5Cc the trade over. Clearing Bargain Days at per pair...... 29e Hundreds of Sample Handker- chiefs at Bargain Prices Where these are being sold should be the busiest spot In the store. Hun- dreds of traveller's samples, high-grade 3 Pairs 25c Hose 5oc Three hundred pairs Cotton Hose to sell Bar- gain Days. Ladies' sizes, fine black cotton riith cashmere feet or plain tan. MI sizes. Sold the trade over at 25c. Bargain Days you can buy 3 pairs for 50e Embroidered Handkerchiefs, will be sold at one-third Less tl�an actual value. There are no two alit in tbe, whole lot. This ie a most unusual chance to get a fine Handkerchief much below its acturl wortb. A big shipment of samples sent us by a manufacturer's agen'. All going Bargain Days at one-third lees than usual prices. Look for the Remnant Table The Remnant Table will be a money- saving spot on Bargain Days. From every corner of the store we have gathered the remnants for Bargain Da selling. Drees Goods, Silks. Wash Goods, Stapler. in fact anywhere we could find aoend short enough to cell a remnant we bare measured it up to go on the Bargain Table on Bargain Days at a price abet should sell It without fail be- fore the store close on Tuesday night. Black Serge 42c One end only pure wool black Serge, . suitable for skirts or dresses, forty -tour laches wide. Bates special for Bargain Days 42o Lace Curtains 69c Fifty pairs late Onrtaiss, tltisa Ves7 patterns, two designs to abeam trot Buttonbole edged. Speda1 Herm& Day% per ps r . 8M J Stamped Linen Centres .1oc Fifty stamped linen Centres, assort- ed base and patterns. Regular 15c to90c. Clearing Bargain Days.... .. ........ 100 Net Gloves and Mitts 5c Seventy-five pain Nits Gloves and Mitts. Gloves are m sizes 6 and (4. Bleck or .cream. 011e g Bargain Day., choice per pair...... a0 Belts 15C Seventy-five silk elastic and Leather Belts, Mack and colored. Travellers' samples. Regular 25c to 50:. Bargain Days each 150 Velvet Hand Bags 75c Blark velvet Hand Bega, complete with cord, silver plated fastenings. Regular $1.35 to $1.b1 Bargain Days choice - 75o Silk Mending, 4 cards for 5c Four hundred yards fine Mending Cotton. silk finish, fine, strong and dur- able. black, white or tan. Bargain Days 4 cards for do Glass Towels, 2 for 25C Extra large. fine and heavy glass Towels, blue or red cheeks,. 24' wide, hemmed. ready for use, Bargain Days .„ ! for `;So 3 Papers of Pins for zoc High-grade standard Pine. needle points, 5c everywhere. Bargain Days , i papers fu r 100 • 9-4 Sheeting, 29c One hundred yards bleached Sheet- ing, strong weave, heavy weight, 24 yards wide. Bargain Days per yard.. 290 Bath Towels 19c. Fifty Bath Towels. plain white, hemstitched end. Extra quality. Bargain Days, choice each 19e Ends of Flannelette Coe hundred yards of Flannelette. assorted fancy stripes, put op in 5 -yard lengths. The first lot of these sods pe have had for a long time. Very special Bargain Days per endOso Men's Handkerchiefs, 3 for ioc Men's fine white cambric Hand- kerchiefs, hemstitched edges. Extra special Bargain Days ... 8 for 10o 25C Lawn 18c Two hundred yards imported In- dia Lawn. Fine and ' very strong, 48" wide. Regular Me. Bargain Days. per yard... .............. 15e woo Yards of Towelling a Bargain Prices One thousand yards of Linen Crash Towelling, plain white or with colored edge. Maker's remnants, direct from the British milla. Lengths I to 7 yards. All going Bargain Days at Prices much below vales. 1 HODGENS BROS. Goderich