HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-1-22, Page 8('hie pet. fur hi,.hultu entemence,l with R rush.
IiP rr r. at C'auudira Itunl „t 1'om• then p•aysr'i for robbei to ylegaw,
111 w. t• a t. 1 111 an;-- - to ;I erce
who shot about a1 feet from goal aid
pan. { spoiled it. Howl,ray- then caught the
1 puck in his teeth but the Lig dog Mc-
! Ivor eidetrarked the bone in good
oriel. Pi Wham who was resll• not
abh• to play. showed his metal and
notched a go.l. the scone then being
t for the home trail,.
,Inw'e rushed and scored McDonald
did some clever checking and then
rushed the ruht.er half way. and pass-,
ing it to Pt idhan, who poked it in.
The scot a then stood
In quick succession Megaw matte the
bit of the evening when he. with the
aseistauce of Melh,nald. Chisholm and
{ Wiggins. poked in two more. evening
{ up the .orale again. The Stratford
*pectatore thought their champion.
1 wet a /a•aten and some of tbent bad
'palpitation of the heart and the rink
pulsated with shouts. It was a 111014
exciting time, however. and each wove
was watched with petit eagernees and
the .'(!trials of both sides counted the
1
ticks of the aaatch. Shortly before the
referee's hell rang "game (yet" Lowe
decided the Fame by finding the nets
with., sixth goal for the boys of the
river town. There was about five
minntes to play and the Huronite•
worked hard but did nct effect a goal
although they made some excellent.
shots
Alt the local boys played well and
shone with equal stellar brightness
Tbis defeat gives tsoderich still a
chance for the championship of this
diriaior. of the intermediate aeries of
the ().11.A. but puts Stratford on an
t•, nal footing with Goderich.
The team. were :
litderich-Melvnt, goal ; Belcher,
right defence: Megaw. left defence :
Mcl)oiald, toter; Chisholm. centre:
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VIE BIG2;AL •: GODERICH ONTARI( ►
STOCK -TAKING
SALE
1 t rt• colored Prntils, red
-fid (dor. regular •'r each. stork•
t aliug sale Irene _ for fro.
• 1.i. grins Meruotatall:uw books.
regular 1"
we .le rvrh, stork -tat -
alit *:.lc pr ice. fur C.c.
Want. Baok.. F cep size. Day
Hook. Journal and f.edgrr ruts
,sig. psi page*. index iu front.
r.pt•cial 2..c each.
a 1 gyres Cartel's blue black ink.
replete bottle*. rtgnlat price 3.•
i•acb. *Erol-tuliug sale price :k•
each.
A,•k to see our special pound
lon(afore good linen note paper.
first %Weir show• anywl.err,
• egutar '!.ie pet package.
TOILET PAPER
:ss• tolls good Tt.•let Paper.
.egulat I(e pet roll, ~tack--tak-
iug este price. 141 rolls for *3.(s•
re 1 I• t _ • Peclagr- ester
nxntit orad ptice.
The Colonial Book Store
(ilia t. PORTER, Plop.
(i,deeicb
WHAT iS
CHIROPRACTIC?
NEWS OF SPORT
GODERICH INTERMEDIATES MET
WITH FIRST DEFEAT
Vary Close Game in Stratford When
Local Teams go Down to Defoe
lay a Narrow Margin -Midget
Double Score .n Mitchell -God.
rich Goes to St. Marys Tomos -new
Wiggins anti Prldbaru, wings.
stratlurd Hrowit. goal ; 014014,
. igbl defeuoe ; t>7ebuhz, lett 1.t.nee :
Lowe. ruler: Bueobrey, centre; Kos -
so" and Riggs. A Jane.
Referee -1 rook Toronto.
The tonal C.T.A. committee. have
secured Mr. k'. e, rpt. of Toronto,
fine NNlic *.Mleg its the Ogee house
Ott Prittay fretting pi week, The
Incepts will odea M 8 clock. Mayor
(bid will preside. The Stewart Or•
i rpo Matcn will be t and Mr. Ruth
The tailcoat bneirey teals allowed the we; some veil 1,,, dw eeeseis expectedof sing. �W
Star employees to WIu by a "mil! Tomato city ooutcil, be could •
margin of oee coal when thev crossed only this one evening for Huron, torp
t click* at the •kaWfP rink oa Nwlurday bis dwt(se and Onderieb b favored by
s afternoon last. b..i1 after the hie coming bore. Everyone is invited
game started the lights arid out when W en aw
r hil ab invitation to Riven
- Ib. Poster was 4-8 in favor of The Signal. 4 to anti -C 1'. A. speakers to discuss the
• As they did not come on for some time question on the platform with Mi.
cc.
Stratford 6 Gedsricb S -
For the Net time in the e••soe the
Code:ieb intermediates went doers to
defeat t,. Stratford by 4a very Nits mar-
gin o :, f U-io a clove and exciting game
of hockey played at Stratford on Mon-
day last but the victory win* only of a
tissue !aper MUM(' ar.d did not merit
the crowing which the Strwiturd fans
did shortly ager the game. Beath-
, the game was won more by good luck
't
•
r -
than by good management. Had n
not been that "Plug" McDonald wa
I laid up with • vote font Stratford eel
tette would hate resented a sorry
' sight as hen the sailors hail tiniahed
t. ith there. -Ernie- 1'ridham in hie
place, under the circumetauces; played
very plucky game. especially in the
se. and half but owii:g to his meeting
to ith an accident in Clintou recently
hr• was not tit for real haat wink.
Perhaps the Sbal-espeerian- had it .
little the best of the locale iron. t
skating stitmlpoiut. but they were to
he knelt in the matter of checking
stiekhandling and conaii :,Soft.
The Mame commenced at ..1(i. Low
immediately grabbing the ruhbet
Thr game looked very touch like th
••kI-lrshioried 'shame,' neither -id
showing any cobinatice whatever
I t was allin dividual work •nd repented
.s rushee . •e, lath sides caused the de
fence lines to waver. Thr .binney
"stutr' continued for nhrut five unto
Otte. Lowe Obi: from reu!tr.eoting
while th• ,v
e et simply holea
There was considerahl. be -play and
Ntderich retaliated. l hisbolw with
a lung shot Manta th rubber to the
{ nett ..vcvL . Iseum; head Severaltime. di
id the$trattnrdias �'1lfttif* Mut
for flue .lefence of Megaw and Belcher
presented a solid phalanx, alter-wit1111in
I vulnet,thie line. "Sky- r::a.•stn. bun-
' ever. rushed the 4uhto•r ft um th.. rear
1, lines np to lett centre, front where he
!aimed and notched a second for the
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11:I Rot'RaK rl-•
It i>'unt metliciuet surgery. osteo-.
}wthy. ret ietian actencr. ru:assxi-e,
rtibbing. faith cure. etc.
A Cbit•opt actor. locate, aoc: teplares
the specific misplacements within the
apical column. to remove tuba fetroes.
with the nervous system. Whrry the
'pians nerve -some normal avid transmit
ifs) lost cert of nerve energy throe i-
1lM larce►.t (•'pttrraiot, col lilt.. which
tr Leal h.
A bim••t scoffs :it new ideas *hoot
which he knows nothing ('then ran
totes no ..pinion MI ii subject that is
del :ending general attrr.ti,n. Don't
(- eithe: . Inrr•tigntr. Things more
ening s, rwpicily- nowadays that those
wit/ stay it ca21 t be done are always'
is interrupted by son.eone doing
It
Let tea prate 4, you the rause of I The Shnkes del very good *kitting and
your ill health It will cost aon note- I in another 4•crituwege iiombrey push -
'F ed the r Heber tndkingF lh. -cot, at half
ttnie 1•. fet Stratfo,tl.
Ue E. Albright. R. C. Hal( Time
1 hi nie team. The sailor. male r.omr
%cry fine long shot, bot lir own agar on
his lob and managed to side (rack' a
few, 1Viggine 1.•: a stellar play. found
the nets tooling the enenty's defence
'and waking a act re of 21: Orford
I noshed. and lnn.irt iee'de(ence being
scattered. he °wel,r,1 a point waking
an earn score. Fast play kept up,
working on to lsodetich territory. A
et -ramble took place and Shultz fell in-
to the goad taking the. punk 14 ith trio,.
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THE
Star Theatre
Yo :t r.n't skate al! the Boa.
Whet. you feel you wait •
change. drop in at the Star
Tbeil:.• and tree oia special oc-
tet ing ..f picture- thio perk.
The Star Theatre
:3 e Pe,.t•le'* 1las house
J. A. CULVER,
i'reeriet•-•
January Clearlgg,�le
eke l a pie leaf *roeeri
OF
Crockery, Staple and Fancy Chinaware
and nuny lines of
Household Groceries
=_
fret More is overstocked in many of the above lines of goods.
end it is inoperative that we torn lasso (ata money at oat•°. In
c ride: to accomplish this. we are ranking the disnotut. so liberal
that tea sbtrwd,•st housewife will recognise the money-. aving value.
we are offering
Remember. in our crockery and chinaware departments there
al no -..erre.
1 have the cboiee ut our eeti* stock to *elect from. If you
are r. -+ng n Tanner Pict, lea tet Tolle' ware fir { a niece of fancy
('bits • 'out china cabinet. now it the time to make pot r
purr/ 1 this is the store to Sty at. Online anti he cc/ovine.
In Hr, 4 Groceries our fallso will contain m my staple a. l
le•dir• ors et very special priers. We Invite iespeetioe. Note
ills *l• dal disooeet prisma.
MI GOODS CMAaGED AT SALE PIUCE$
S. J. YOUNG
HAMI(TON ITRKRT
some of tits hove look off their skater
and some of the Signal team rushed
itotaud the lee while the states rested. Rev. Andrew Laing. minister of
They °ante on again and the grates Auburn and Smith's Hill Presbyterian
proceeded. sosgrsgatioss, occupied the pulpit of
Bradwio, Bert Townsend and Webb Knox church on Solidity. This was
.tarred for the tiigmal• and Newelly his first visit to Godericb in this cape -
/Old Hates /leo have picked up conoid- city sed Ire was beard with emelt in-
etaldy. Thr game finally ended with trrest. His morning sermon was on
a score of 8- for the Star septette "Th. Young Man's lull," the text be -
r Poor Jack Nairn bad to do all the ing the call to Jeremiah In the first
rooming for the stars by himself and chapter of the prophet's book. The
flute a large windier of friends gather- preacher sketched the peculiar demote
ed on the opposite side and cheered starters in which Jeremiah was
the 84g•nie, merelt to the getters! div- brrwgbt'forth to.he "a prophet untu the
cowflture of their mutt:al friend. natloes,•' and the diflcttltiea mud
The teems wets.:
The nal --W. floe. goal: Bert
Tou rte: nd. right. defence: Chas. E
Compton, left defence ; N. Newell.
rover : L. Webb centre : Miltai Bred.
win. tight wing John iAater. left
wing.
obstacles w hich he but mounted in
obeying the divine call. Thr histoe y
of Jeremiah was a ••clear type of a life
divinely- spent. • Other such lives
were those of Melancthon, Luther,
Knox. Wesley, ('toulwell I. ib our
own time. General Booth -lives in
The Kurt -R Hater. goal : 1'. Mull.. which self war sunk in obedience to
right defence : A. McMath. Icft de- the call of lend. To the young non orf
truer: H. Tuffotd, rover : Frank today lives awl/ a- these teamed the
Toiinsend. (-emir: Harry C'olhotne. way to Garret- of i.efuleires iu the
right wing: (:. Trethewe)', left wing. serrlce of Uel and mankind.
Midget• Wm In Knox church, morning and even-
t t
The Stratford Midget* believe they -1 infs.u tds�es- b Ht-vere .I ►o ^eaaduE "rA Iao'In
hare einehed for eban,pioiship of sec-
tion B. junior series of the 0.11.A.. a', `few ..f the appmwchinK vole Inc the
they defeated Mitdaril by the seals of ('noada'fa•tutwr,onr .foot the evening
ti:tut Mitrhell no Friday last. The'Uteroutse• will ler ••1'nrielien Citizen•
cup will likely go to th.• l'las.ie city shi(iardtheJai/nor arani,
thia year unless Seaford' can da•irar
the al iJgef .
tight of it.
The teams were: J _ _
NI (Tt I IELL 'TI:.t'1'F(1:D
emit), sent �( ena11 . Death c+ a Former Resident
Butner) d•d�n<r Fre►.- ' \rwr has (w n •errivwl in town .•f
lis •dsoe t tete,... healer. the death of MI. Win. Henning. a fa,..
• asps.' 4►orae Alto- rr resident of 'ioderieh. which
TMtrtc •ersatro lwrrlk
tt.ri. ts. 1 rs•altrr•d at Ci•rclnnd. 1►hir, on .Ltn-
wawa ,• r. wtr.aisiat� '� nary lar. a(r, Hrnniolt mad bi* famil.
..reed* lsbrrTe ,er , areata isgpzteaun wtcu r•
• •.t. n hes tures. Mr. Qrunt
)n i'tiday,tsight (ioierich woof ,Iu• ted .. flour mill Lt the color: c
Clinton in th• Nest 0 11. A. intermedi• 1'ict,oria mutt rlafalgar street•
ate played in Clinton's new rink. The:,
ire was Solt which prerenteti mucha Mrs. J. A. Rurwball
hination play, hut the game WAR i The melancholy- news has been te-
inteteatiog throughout. The Scor.. at caved of the death of Mis..1. A RUM -
1141f time was 1 to O for Godetich. nod. I tail. late of. Godrrich. who wear en
with R splendid run on the pert of Me- I route to Vancouver with her husband.
Donald. a ,mond goal was scored w { jntendieg to reside in the Const city.
few minutes before time waft called (They had reached lVinrripeg on their
journey- when Mrs. Rutub*tl became
1 w ill that she was tulrn to the hos
r pital, where death intervened on
It !Sunday. The burial will take plain at
I London, het former home. Much
!sorrow is felt in Uoderich, where Mrs.
{ ttuwball was very popular tend had
:the 'waren sympathy td the whole
commnuity in tbe brave light which
rshe has niade'against persistent ill
health. The bereaved husband, who
was her devoted cornp:anit•n. has the
sympathy of his friends in Goderirb
in his great loss.
Matthew Foley
OBITUARY
ll Donnell, fit Clinton, had a rib brok-
en, and Pridbain. of(lode' ich. receive 1
14 natty cut on the forehead, which
necei.sitat'ti a few mtitches.
Tht trams wete .
UOLtaat H ,
Betel-er i;ont
M. lin, t. drt••n• •
NI, Doi ,1.1 r. defence
. LI' T..\
John -4,0
Ittonball
ohn-4,.nilernball
O inn.:ell
Prodliaru :over whirl
I l.te410111. centre Kerr
Wiggle. r. wine braver
310,45 f. win.. Drape:
d:eferee J. Edmond-. <;:.acford
Off Again
The Godrrich ho,•lea tenni will trip
to St. llsrys on Friday next to meas-
ure swords with St. Marys in the in-
termediate series of the O.H.A. The
saints and the sailors ought to male
•• good combination and it is likely a
large et owd wit! lie in attendance.
League Standing
The record in this district of the'(. if.
A. lintermediate) to date le Rs follows:
w'on (not Tapley
Gcderial :t 1
Stratford :s 1
Clinton 1 -' a
St. Mai ys 0 1; :;
Clinton defenteo81.. alaryaat Clinton
on Tuesday night in an intermediate
tall A. (dente. Score, 4 to i
The printers' hacker team will plai-
n game with the (bibforeman-
team
wns
orne tohip
team on Thureday.January aitb, flow
7 to 1; o'clock.
fl• the'ecore of 2.0 the --cond form
d.feated the fleet forte in the inter-
class series of the •G.C.1. un Mettirday
afternoon last.
The last .ehrrduled game in which
(sodericb plays this mention will come
oR at the 11 -est street rink on Monday
evening next, 2BUt inst.. when 8t.
ye• will play' the return game hetet.
The teams in this district are well
matrbed. nod although the 8t. Marys
boys hate not been winning they have
Nt up a stiff light in every game.
ext Monday'* match, will no doubt
be an exhibition of classy hockey std
all lovers 1t the game should be out to
be it.
CHURCH CHIMES
At Victoria street Methodist church
the pastor will preach morning and
evening. . Morning subject. ••A Tur-
bulent scene and ., Tranquil God."
Evening sibjecf. "A Call to Patriotic
iM Mr. Furl* arptritretrJllf
reffw atthese pm.'hi the church. rub-
ject "Seeming I. brat."
Tie minder services in the Baptist
chsweb next "Moder will be coodueted
b•.' the new pastor. ftev. W. H. Wright.
recenily, of Kenilworth
Rev. J. H Fotheringham cond,rrted
teiesioary serrice, at Loran last Scin-
dmTr.
(lt. Geo. F. King will iye w vocal
recital Thursdayeveuing. February 12.
sod will he assisted by Mies Orae.
Seeger. violinist.
The reception which the coasts a-
tioe of the Baptist cbureh were ie -
tending to give to their maw minister,
Rev. W. H. Wrigbtoe, coo Mosdav
night next. ha* been postponed and
will ise held rte Friday night of ah•t
week. All the clergy In town hare
been invited to he present.
Roe. W. R Hager will give four
reasons why tMa should vote
for the Canada 1 trwnee Ant oe
Jasseary ! Monday evening. They are:
The 1' T. A. is the twat law 'reli-
able.
it w :ll give us better hotels.
le will outlaw the liquor traffic and
exceed, • drinking.
It will bake lateoal•atieg liquor prac-
tically iMae�e'osaabwk,
pee
wilnosl be hold meet Welesen ,r t+m�eamplwl�r
In Knot eltwreb at elitM o . ,ek. All
the rally
ow
ace to eglq its.
a rally oe fibs... V.T.I. OM�Ip�,
On Friday. January .lie, Matthew
Foley, of (\atorne township, passed
' away at the ripe old age of fCI yeses. •
He w'as born iu County Clare. Ire-
; land. and emigrated to ('spade when a
boy. locating In Toronto. In 1f+i$ be
removed t o Colborne township, where
lie,hadaince resided. He leaves to trouts
bis loss bi wife. eight sons and three
dsughtere. who were all present at his
bedside: James and Edward. of
Ring -1„ idgt• : Robert. of Godrrich ;
Mn. O'Brien, of London; Mr Law-
rence, Hichatd and Michael. of Chic-
ago : Peter, of Stonewall, Manitoba ;
Margaret. George and Stephen. at
honer. His two eldest children. John
Mary. died some years ago.
lead
The funeral took place on 1Vednes-
day. ,laniary 1lib, nigh mass being
sung by Ret-. Father McRae. The pall.
heal PI'S were flve sons. Jame,. Ed-
ward. Robert. Peter and Michael. and
one son-in•law, William O'Btieu. of
I London.
Interment was made in Colborne
Romnii
Catholic cemetery.
(George Haack*
News cf the death of Mr. Gera.
H•acke, yof Toronto, which oc-
curred on January 9th. came as
a terrible shock to the family rind
friends. On the day atter Chris-
tmas be was seized with a pante
lytic stroke from which he never re-
covered. He was born in the town-
ship of Markham 17 years ago. and
received his education tit the Mark-
ham high school. He moved with his
parents to Goderiob over thirty years
ago, later going to Toronto and so -
gaging with the Toronto street rail-
way where be bad been for tbe past IS
Frs. and was very bi bly thought of
b the officials and fellow employees.
H• was a tireless worker in the church
and was bold high in the e.timatioe of
all those who rkkoeN6 i,.nt. A•eery ia�
"roved a aaef rar'iso.ra1 and tb•
beautlful floral wreaths was no iedica-
tlob of hie popularity as they were re-
ceived frost Mr. Haaeke's Sunday
school close. Mr. and Mrs. Mack, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. H.
P. Eckhardt Mrs. J. Stickier and tam•
sly, T. Eaton k Co., H. P. F?nkbardt
Co., stat/ First Ave. Bateist church,
Rhodes Ave. Baptist Handel school,
Toronto railway employee's union. and
• wreath from the family.
H. leaves to mourn his loess widow,
toree sons and three daughters': Mrs.
8. Brows, of Toronto. kisses Gladys
e nd Menlo,. at horse. harry, Allen
and George, all of Toronto. Besides
hos mother. two brothel.* and two
visitors, Wilmot and Mrs. A. Van -
stow•. of (ioderieh : Edwin, of Theo -
dere, Sask., and Mrs. Deo Revisor. of
Markham.
.T111 fK 1t ,n. (y. r1 or ret.t,.n r.
lAt Xie
Fraak that We ,lat
ashes d i r tw « C6rer ad Qsti
ske
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Saturday, January 24th
WE START A WEEK OF THE
MOST SENSATIONAL,
FUR SELLING
GODERICH HAS EVER KNOWN
WE have the goods and the determination to do it. The
mildest weather known for years at this season when
Fur selling is usually at its best is responsible for heavy
stocks. We simply cannot afford to carry these over and keep
the money locked up for another year so have made up our minds
to clear at some price one of the best stocks of Furs in Western
Ontario. With each and every piece goes our unqualified guar-
antee as to its quality. There is not a poor article in the entire
stock and all are up to high gt'ality standard. We have Mink,
Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal, Sable, Rat, Marmot, Fox, Wolf
and the lower priced Furs in big assortments. All will go at
prices less than Furs of similar quality have ever been sold for" in
Goderic-h. We cannot quote prices here but for example we have
Persian Lamb Muffs from $5.00 ; Persian Paw Sets from $6.75
up ; Mink Muffs from $37.00 up ; Mink Neck -pieces from $11.00
up. And a multitude of other Furs too numerous to mention.
We direct special attention to two high-class Persian Lamb Sets
three extra high-grade sets of genuine Canadian Mink and some
exceptionally fine sets of Pointed Fox, Black Fox and Cub Bear.
These are really high-class Furs and are included in the big
clearance sale for the last week of January. We know the Furs
we have to sell are good and are determined -to-clear them out
before the season is avF.t.,and tx�(l make, it well worth your while
n. tx�r buy Furs now and here.
rWe will make a Skirt to
your order in our own
work room for
$1.50
This is a most unusual oppor-
tunity to secure a Tailored Skit
made to order for 1.5o. We '.:an
only take orders for a limited
number and under the followingcondition., so the earlier you
come after you see this the likelier
you will be to profit by this re-
markable offering.
[fere are the particulars
THE MATERIALS
Your choice of 3o Skirt Lengths
of from 2 to 2% yards each, ;tt
$1,4o per yard. Regular prices
of tvhich were $1.75 to $o.
THE STYLE
Your choice of 4 styles, :Ill new,
which will be shown by Miss
Coutts when you leave your meas -
u re.
THE CONDITIONS
The materials must be selected
from the 3o special lengths, each
customer :o be entitled to one fit-
fing before the garment is com-
plete. Orders to be left before
Friday, January 3oth. All mater-
ials will be thoroughly shrunk,
made and finished as carefully as
the best garments we turn out.
We can only make a limited num-
ber before closing our work -room
for the season, and. after that.
tRr is reached Will have to re-
fuse further orders. if possible,
we will handle all orders taken be-
fore Friday, January 3oth, but ad-
vise the placing of orders early.
You can get a skirt complete for
less than half what it would cost
in the regular way.
Child's Coat and :-at for $3.3S
Here is your chatter to pet a ('bill's Coat and
Hat at less than oafs -half velar. Ft.turdat mons -
ing we put on Wile 13 Children's Co..., navy
brown and green shade:, all neat, nobby ettM
garments. Yon ran !eke any -one of the float- for
and with the ('oat we give volt roue choice
of any Child's Trirnl ted Het we have In the store.
We will not hold back any-. Yon ran pick ■fid
choose front tee entire stock of Children e Trim-
med Hats. Tai. is Ont. of the saving chances that
come but seldom.
oth
Child's Coat woregularly $. so to $Soso and
any Trimmed Hat is the s:ore Saturday
and next week to only . -... aJ0
Jost 1:, ('oats to sell at this pries.
Misses' Coat and Your Choice of
Any Misses' Trimmed Hat
for $4.38
There are exactly 1'1.4',ats in this Int. ('oat,
for girls from 12 to 11 )ears of age. All are new
this season. Regular price+ $flops to Its In Rat.
tirday morning .tw pot tb,',e tame 12 on sale Ana
give you your choice of any Misses Trimmed Hat
in our .bow-n.ont for the absurdly low price of
You get • Misses' Coat worth Waco to $& oo and
any Tnmed Hat you care to sekct far
(tear
Clearing the Millinery. Choice of
all Trimmed Hats 98c
Over too to Choose From
Here is the last word in Nillinety for the win-
ter s0arob. Saturday morning we put on sale
every Trimmed Hat in the more at one price: and
that price only Pte. Positively none reserved
whatever. Hats that are trade to sell in the reg-
ular way 119 to $5.00 apiece are included in this
unparalleled clearance. Every Hat is new. There
is not an old out. In fisc entire let We end tort
business year and wind up the Whimsey aewwn on
Saturday. January 31st. and every Hat must he
sold by that date.
Saturday martini the bid starts Wilk ever
diadem Trimmed Hats for ladies . mimes' and ddrm to
cheese from. Not cue Hat in the store reserved.
Each and all en the Malay tables ass yo. n p _
take whichever you want for (poly..... w�(
Ladies Fur -lined ('oats with Sable rollers.
to 11100.00,regular np 11100.00, for 587.80
Ladies reviler children's Cloaking*, reler ep to
2r2.50, at• *1.00
Egyptian Long (loth. reenter Use per yard, 24
ynrd ends for.... ....... 10.,00
1S
Large Flanueletto aakete lee.. .10
Thirtyfour-inch Flannelette. at per yard On
Fire yard lengths of Flannelette forS0e
Twelve-ineh Embroideries, at per yard. 10o
Bic Corset Cower Embroideries for . >t*.
Twenty-been-inchtlooetinR 6Y
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dew?mtl at .0H'Mt.\.:,e . ' `. 11111110January Sale Money Savers
Jam. some reminders of bow the Jaw flak
p,
ie saving people nosy. Seery day a are
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profiting taking advantage of offertory smelt r.*
.beer.
Ladies' 815. SIP sad SS) (',oat, for only 510.
Ladies' and girls, who and colored Sweater
('oats, regular up b Mall only .51.a8
Ladles' black cloth (' with for collars, for
only 511.
Ladies' Muskrat Coats. regular up to IMO 11D.
for only 5!7.50
Ressaaats t Lawless' sad Oilcloth at just abort
ose-tali regular 'prices.
These aaJ many other bargains just as good are
ssakiag this Jaausry Sale the Mg Mosey Sariag
'treat of the year.
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