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THE SIGNAL t GODRRICH ONTARIO
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At :r, it. +and like pet roll. Three are Canaaiiar. Papers, end are
vel) dainty aAd pretty, and very reasonable to price, while the
borders Are just As rea*.tnahlr at 1, I1 And 2e per yard.
9mparted 9apers
We make abpecialty of. These rant- in self tog's, Linen and
Cambric backgrounds, while others are smell narrow .trite*,
and dainty floral baekgrouwlb. Price. I:., Ji and Vie. •
Genuine Oatmeal Papers, :lit inches wide, sic pet roll.
Tiffany and Leatherette backgrounds, :Fro and :sec per roil, weed as
perfectly plain backgrounds, or with pretty strapping" and
cut a.tt hoiden.. varying from 21 inches to :e nacho.,"
Note specially these borders are already '.utand range 1
price from 5c to 15c per yard.
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TABLETS ,
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few hours.
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res ul te.
TRY A 25c BOX FROM
C. L. COULTIS, Pbm.
DISPENSING ('HEMI.'i.
TCLefettON$ 19
If it's a Prescription take
it to GOULTIS.
1 D oyou waot
A Shoe that is stylish'
Vassar Shoe
I4,• toil want
A Shoe for comfort
•
II). , y el want
A Shoe W weal well
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11 wt'it
• A `hoe rho exec Is in
shoemaking
1f so. you will find, all
these qualities in the
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1tl•:PAIRING PHOJII'T .1c AT-
TENDFD TO
TEMPERANCE OONVEN ON.
temperance the supreme Issue of poU- (ptwt�a+� a
`i AR�
tic.. tb. executive committee be in- W
Mewled to prepare eoncise and dein-
►ta.truction
�
s for the tldauce of
electors. so as to enable them to take
early and effective action to ensure
the placing of good noon in the field
as candidateA at ever) Ivy -election and
general election Provincial and Do-
minion, supplying thew with the
comprehensive and important inform-
ation that has been compiled I.y the
Alliance and giviog them all possible
advice and ptactical assistance.
5. That to this connection the tot -
lowing he recommended as directions
for the Provincial executive
Oil That thorough organisation be
effected as soon as possible in every
electoral division in the Province, ex-
tending to the polling sub -division., to
carry int ) definite action the policy
formulated in the previous clauses and
that conventions be called regularly
for this purpose.
lb) That quelifled organizers be em-
ployed to do thin work.
(et That each county organization
be recommended to accept the Alliance
declaration on political action as Eta
own platform.
id; That where practicable and de-
*irwble a delegation from the county
organization wait upon the nominal- to take command of the Princes; Pat-
in( conventions and ask them to act ! rteta'e Canadian Ltg'it Infantry.
P-
in accordance with the Alliance plat vlous to his coming to Canada he
tort); thus ensuring the raising of I served for some time on the General
the question in the nominating con- Staff at the 1\'ar Office, London. keg.
I veotum.. I He was the only surviving» son and
(e) That where only one suitable . heir of Sir Henry Thomas Fargc':ar
candidate tar defined in clause 2t b of Gilminecroft. Scotland, and was 40
Amen County Gatbariag at duster' Last
Week
Clint ext. Mareh �.-The seventh an-
' anal convent' in of the temperance
forces of Huron county aseemhled in
i Clinton .n Thursday fait in the Pres-
' hytrrian church. 1t was admitted
' by all that this was tbebestcouvention
ever held in Huron county : the spirit
and temper of the (11415 assembled
augur well for the future of the
county. The morning session was
given over to the minutes of last
1 year's convention. the president's an-
Dual addre-. and tteld secretary•• re -
1 port. The Afternoon session was given
Le the general hosiers' of the convene
tion.
Front the report of the field secre-
Lary. whi.•h was a lengthy one, we
print the following :
To give 5 sunun»ry of the work Ac-
tually accomplished would he a diffi-
cult task ; eotne of it cannot be told.
During the nine moLtht meetings
have been held where possible. our
secretary has delivered forty addressee
And serwous in the interest of the
temperance work of the county. The
work of correspondence can be estim-
aled by the fact that $1'2 waw spent in
postage, let•'rs hying written at var-
ious intervals t r the Provincial Govern-
ment, to members of Parliament,
newspaper'., county workers and in
answer to complaints and requests for
help.
Along the line of law en(oreement
we have kept in touch with local or-
gsnizatlon s where effective and with
individual temperance workers when
no inganizattun exists. We have
visited the various centtee from time to
time. covering the entire county.
During the seven months ext no
license. convictiops have leen iron -
feted against et bout twelve hotels
formerly, uodet licenser. one drug
store, one ditty:mell, eine restaurant,
woe livery bthble. „red eizty or more
perrtms were fined for tieing intozi-
e-aled on the purl e- -1 re et.
The number of fines show- i hree•
thing.: ' 1-t -Th.et till' law 1. being
vlerlated. 2nd -That steps are being
taken to puni.il the offenders. :lid -
That the Proviioial, Government ac-
knowledges the inability of local in-
spector- to cope with the situation, as
two-thirds of the convictions against
ex -licensed hotels wete secured
through the Preo incial inspector.
In out spinier.• however, our hest
wet k does not 1eeellt in tines or arrest.
but rather in saving and helping in•
dividuals and by the transformat ion
law-leiinto law•ahiding citizens.
T _ MIAnt- cam have been investigated
by our department and meamr ad-
-• opted whereby we Hrlieve we have
leen instrumental in cleaning up the
place so that ft them we will have
no further trouble
Oar work of o,ganizatiun 11as been
somewhat hampered on account of
'conditions aristno out of the war, but
in due time w•.' wilt have a perfect or-
ganization. We Lrlieve the time has
e when ;4 rel)tl al organ iral ion in
sol h place. as Auburn, Dungannon
Alla 1A•lgrave will do Netter work than
An otganiz•ttton that recognizes the
tonnship unit, provided that every
.,mledivision be looked after.
1 'the rnnventiun adopted unanimous-
Ily the following tewelulein re law en -
fote••ment until such tone as the
Government deem" opportune for the
nls•bi ion of the 1.. al tnspeetor's office.
We place ourselves on tt' td as being
in favor ot one Mai -teeter for Huron a1
an ade■tuat• salary in place of three
ii'wpectors as at present. The follow-
ing is the al t'tude of the convention
on political .art ton: comfort. The large transitory r -'v'.
1. That this convention reaffirms (*ton usually found at the average
as iis pletfornt the object for which summer tone[ is not in evidence at
the Dominion Alliance stand'', name St. Andrews. The parties go for a
ly. Tose total at rig
of the Leaf- lengthened visit and they quick)
Ie in intoxirst tq dui) ,grk," and fort'[ desirah!e acquaintances with
dr.larws iii. •..• ie the duty of the On-
taron Legial.tnr' to enact legislation Iw't'i Ie. _ _. -,
prnhtidltbg the liquor traffic as tar as glee__••(( you iosiaf upon koawin¢,
Itis within the 1' .err of a noviocial ''
1a.gisletire A -.wooly.
2 That the. convent inn calls upon
all olends 01 .11- temperance rause 10
rise above pally prefetrnce and aftlli
a, ion 1n earnest rfort on ..very op-
p-..tmilt y to secure the nomination
and el• rtion to the Leg 'dative A.eem-
••ly of no. -n who "ol super r4 the most
pr •gressi.e teu.pt•rsatl, e leti.lat on pre-
pee.r.l, repgardlrs- ..f psrt y considera-
1n. ar.d that this can only he at-
tained hy loyally standing by Bandl
dal.. wbo are known, avowed and
trees worthy supporters of the Alliance
Ip11e7.
1 That for the attainment of this
fir pet we call upon temper .nee wlee-
toes t►ro sghdst he er•.vinre In take
sa.tre amine para In the orgaatkstkrn
[tad mtbe,$Sms" t tr their re.peetive
polltleol putirti and to insist awe
[tie aomlwsttl...• and .tspt•ort tri ogaal-
Aatrr alis r��j
KILLED IN AC110N
Commander. of Princess Patricica
Gave life to Country -Other
CAI rattles
Colonel Farquhar. co•aru:t1er o'
the Prtneese Patricia' has Dern Milo/
to action
The message from the war Office
on Sunday nig -t to the Chi f of Staff
at Ottawa read
"Colonel "erquhar Princess Petri•
clas. dead. Lieut. Martin of sans
regiment. dead Three killtd twenty
wounded." The Militia Department
has no Information as to Lieut. Mar-
tin's identity. It Is likely he is a
British officer attached to the Prin-
cess Pats.
Col. Francis 1)oue!as Farquhar.
D.S.O.. succeeded Brigadier -General
( then Colonel t Lowther In 1913 as
Military Secretary, ur ('hree of the
i►uke of ('runayysKht's staff at Ottawa.
being temporarily promoted Lieuten-
ant-Colonel. but resigned that posltio l
OUR SYSTEM OF TAXATION
The lndustrl•l Banner takes a novel
way of showing up the way the pre. -
sot system of taxing improvements on
property works out. It builds its re-
marks around • supposititious court
case, in which the following conve'ea-
tloo takes place
John Jenkins, 45, dairy farmer. was
placed in the dock.
The P. M. -Jenkins, you ar
charged with building a new hank
barn ou Rosrlaank Farm. What hay.
you to ray '"
Primmer -"1 am puUty, your wor-
ship, but As this Witty flat offence-"
The 1'. M. -"I can t accept any ex-
cuses. This sort of thing is so preva-
lent in Ontario nowadays that it weo4-
do to deal leniently with it. tVhst
did the baro coal you
Prisoner -"i -'r,500, your worsbip.'
The P. M. (after figurine a moment)
"I will fine you data.25 without cost.
('all the next case."
Court Orier- "Thomas Struggte-
hard
The prisoner, • respectable -looking
man, was brought in and given • neat
in the dock.
The P. M. -''Stand up, prisoner.
What b. your name
Prisoner • ''Thomas Strugglehard,
your worship."
The P. M.-"Strugglehard, you are
charged with building* new ribs, a
[[tame tbaa a good citixea ought to I Many Colleges dose for Vacation aft
do V
do immm
peoelag the ouUUii.y." Midsummer. Our Genese does not,
The P. K. -"Ob, you thought w, did �i s TT
you 1' Wdt, I'll have to teach you to
dog t►laklaR r
of that kind berafter.
hafaemsi the improvements omit
you 9511). Is that to
Prieooer - "Yes, your worship,
something thereabouts. -
The P. M. (figuring) - -You are fined
$ 111 or two ntuniha In jail. Neat
cage "
Jas- Sharkey was next brought in, Patent Solicitor
The P. M -"Sharkey, you are
charged with building a ruw of green-
houses on Oak Farm rn this t,wnablp.
Guilty or not guilty ?'
Prisoner -"Not guilty. your worship
1 have a few scree of unimproved
had in tibia township, but am nut fool
enough to Mold on lt. I am bolding
it for arise; lend is getting in great de-
waad, you know."
The P. M. -"How much did you pay
for the lend Y'
8b•r y 1 didn't pay anything.
Yews New row to C w. slS. tletee
waw M es to all a Ismailia 1r� tar early tall.
Catalano flee.
ke oC
I inherited it front ray father, wbu got
it in deed (tutu the Crown."
The P. M, -"And whom did the
Crown get it from
Prisoner -"I don't know. but 1 sup-
pose the Crown first took at from the
original owners."
lbe r. M. -"And who were they i'
Prisoner -"Why, the people to gen-
eral, of course."
The P. M. -•'Well, prisoner, I will
fence and a milk 'tend on y our prop- have to discharge you, as you are not
ei ty, Hawthorne Nares, and with guilty of the charge in the information.
making sundry improvements upon 1 am hero to execute the law, not to
your dwelling house. What have you make it. which u lucky for you, as
nominated Atter such proceedings the . to say to the charge '?•' otherwise I could sent you down for
t ext atter suc shall romats lib years of age, :wing born Sept 1:, ltl t. Prisoner -"Your worship, 1 had to being in possession of stolen property.
ty.
Th late ('oto eel Farquhar t+ surety. it have a silo the place really needed I That is what your land is, according
coup yy R e a
la
onomin a And y no nuc candidate 11y Ctrs rargnh•tr ho was Lady fixing up, and l,thougbt 1 was doing to your own account. The law, how•
is
nominated
try either party [bel Evelyn Hely-Hutclonson. a sister of t
organization shall, It practice )ore, whom
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county urge t. st th Earl of Donought
candidate tits own in
the
The
daughters. He Joined the Coldstream
The officers for the ensuing year are;
• .' bent twenty ago, served
John Finlaysun Seeforth, in the
secretary, J. A. Irwin, non:
presidents: North Huron --I•'. Ruch - won the Quern's medal with five
). .O. Co'o-e1
able, place a ran t e o l h: married in 19••3. and by two
t
President. A. T. Cooper, Clinton , Guards a )
treasurer,
WI. S. BABCOCK,
Lawyer it&(lamas d ('sleet Attorney. rif-
teas =goals
b t brad. and U.B. Is -
vest bo•• prostrtM iljl Trade tank. and
t,,-'- •artlskkaa•M�lt�'ur and rsluld.
y
•cele -bra. ►v Mssss is Wtent .utt..
Reports somared for
tapert witness in patent suits. Pat-
ents obtained in all countries. 99 St.
James Street, Montreal.
ever. does not regard that as an of-
fence: 1t is ugly the improving of vs.
cant land that is puni.hahle in this en-
lightened community. You ate dis-
charged.'
Court then adjourned.
"Do you play golf r "No. hut I
dress it and talk it perfectly."
Tea acid in bulk by the average re-
tail grocer cannot reach you entirely
free from dust and contamination.
When 'told in the originel sealed
•'Salsda" packets, however, it is de-
livered exact in weight, uniform in
quality. pure and cleat'. at a fair. even
price.
u n South African war. 1)991900,
Clinton vice -1 1 when he was mentioned 10 despatches.
liar t,Vingham Centre Huron -J. 1 c.asps• and received the 1 S
*dim,
Colbnrnr, (joderieb. South Huron-, Farquhar participated !n. all the en -
J. Ci. Scott. Exeter. Rev. E. 0- I gagements of Lord Methuen's division
Powell was reelected flew recretary ' up to and Including the ill-fated en -
aro granted a month'* leave of ab-' ga;.ment rt Magersfontein, and took
fence to go to Alberta to belp in their 1 part In Lord Roberts' advance to
campaign. I Pretoria. In 11x•1.2 he was attach.d
The principle of a field day for the to a Chinese infantry regiment. and
county was adopted and July lf(thau iii 1503 partic'ptted in the Somall:and
the day agile[ ted. It is expected to (111 Expedition, again winning a medal
all the pulpit+ in the county- on that with clasp.
day, as far ar possible, with lay Other can; altars ann.unced 3u. dry
workers and ministers in the interest', of officers and men with Canto:Ian
of the county work. 1 addresses were:
At the noon hour the delegates went
to the Hotel Normandie, Where a ban-
gor. web served.
The evening session wets well at-
teuded by townspeople wbu listened
to able addressee by Rev. F. C. Harper,
and Rev. E. G. Powell.
Spring
Household
Needs
Moth Camphor Flakes
Math Balls
i ormaldchvtte hutni);ator
Sulplutr Candles
i�orntahlehyde 2k a N.
Jas. A. Campbell,
Phm B.
(Central Itr/.C' Shore.
(:0r, North et. and Square
Oortet•ieh
I'HONE`f f Ru.inees (a)
1 Reeidenee :t2*
NERVOUS,' DISEASES
IN IDE SPRING
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Cared by Twig; tib Rad red t
5tregttbu isg the Nava,
LEGISLATORS BITTER
War Taxes Provided Subject
For
Acrimonious Debate In House
The Mortgagors' and Purchasers'
Relief Act passed the last stage in
he Legislature and becomes oper-
ative as s statute of the province.
ontrary to expectation it did not
receive third reading without obj. c•
ion. The Opposition and Allan Stud-
holme. the labor member. urged a
radical amendment. They sought to
eliminate the word "war- in the b,lt,
and make It operative in all cases.
thereby relieving applicants for r_liet
from- proving that the war caused the
depletion in their pocket books.
Hon. T. W. McGarry in pia-lntt thn
new Succession Duty Bill in co:nmit:ee
argued for the tax of 1 y per rent.
on estates between $25,INrt1 and
$50,000. Last y.ar th , wealthy men
had been tte.ed a:.d since t: -. vett
maj"r!ty of Outeri estates lay be-
tween these figures they should pay
their toll. With little opposition- the
t
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It is the opinion of the test medical I
authorities, atter long observation,
that nervous diseases are more com-
mon and more serious in the spring
than at any other time of the year.
Vit a1 changes in the system, after
long winter months, may cause much
more trouble that the familiar spring
weakness and weariness Irom which
most people suffer as the r •cult of in•
door life, in poorly vet tilated and
often overheated building. Official
records prove than in April and May
neuralgia, St. Vitus dance, epilepsy
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and other forms of nerve troub es are clause weft through.
at their wont, and that then, more
In cown.i• gee, Hon. T. W. McGarr. -
at
then any other time, a blood -making, explained t •ext on , further Cone:d, r-
nerve•restoring tonic is needed• atioa the CA vernment had decided to
The antiquated custom of taking ;sake It co:.ipulsory for munictpa'i-
purgatives in the spring is useless, foil ties. to tax all property, even t' -at
the system really- needs strengthening, exempted !hr industrial reas )n
while purgatives only gallop through churches. r'-tfools, etc.. alone would
the towels, leaving you weaker. Dr. escape. On:y those under exe npti n
Williams' Pink Pills are the best
Ind not ordln trily tan_b t,
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Keen rntr temper. i1 i• r'orth more
to you thee t anyrnr else.
by statute
medicine. for they actually make the
couldavoid this lighter tax, and any -
oew, rich, red bland that feeds the Inequalities In collection would rest
mat ,. net veli. and thus dcure the at the doors of the municipalltlee•con-
manc forme at nervone disorders.
They cure also sorb other forms of corned. So:dten' dependents woitll
spring t roubles As headaches, poor ap- be ,['eluded. To this proposal the
petite. weakness in the limbs, ea well Liberals s.iumltted an amendment
es temuve unsightly pimples andet•up- calling fort a recouping of the toes.
tions. In fact, they untailingly bring ury for pat. otic funds already spent.
new health and ettength to weak. the balance oegobt the Government
particular
tired and depietoetl men, women and
children. or La gialat .re -
Sold by all medicine dealers or by Mr.Rowel. claimed that the Govern -
mail at 514 cents a box or six Isles for mint did Lot 1 gore definite proposals.
*2.50 from Th. lir. Williams Medi- and suggested that the Federal Gov -
eine Co., Br.tekville, Ont. ernment was not living up to its full
our tang duty. If the war tax money was to
Smart -"Tait whets[ y be used only for the purposes calmed,
halts.. I know a could; of hands in a whydid It riot appear in the bill ss
factory thief never soup day or night,
ell the year round,' impussilrlrl so etlpulatee:` why did the Govern-
all
i.. ' On the factory rlrlck. ment not obtain advice from the Im-
perlal Government before acting"
St. Andrews Bythe Sea. One suggestion of Mr Rowell that
The Algonquin Hotel. which is w� me t the
tanto Government
ernmshoulnt me ab.-rs
owned and operated tv the C. P. R.,
hes just [wen rebuilt. It is handsomely gade of 6.06•) soldiers and send them
furnished, everything being carefully to the front. This provoked a bitter
adapted to the requirement" of a sew partisan debate, Premier Hearst. re -
resort, and it enable** stay
of a tarring Ittol lasby defhe a atof enat the
Borden
en
few weeks to be stint most en alit
The Inn is slut operated by the Cont- '•If they had taken Imperial advice
cavy and it excels in quietness and then. our can ships would now be
pounding at the ftardanelics-"
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will slime for pet
.rod Iser.Mhefons ev4 eat.
there are two means why 1 can
marry you." He--•'Ahd they •ret" favorable weather has interrupted the
She -"Yourself and soother men." I operations lu the Dardanelles. and .s
1 NEVER WANT TO BH WITH- been possible. the amocnt of damage
- OUT THEM. done to the forts by the bombard-
-- meat of the lath cannot be sec.!,
What Mrs. A. Moron Says of Dodds mined.
Kidney Pills i The power of the beet to dominate
Faith, Alta., March 3$nd.—I51t'e'- the fortresses by superiority of are
fal).- "I never want to be without seems to be establtahed. Various
Dodd', Kidney Pills.- so *eye Mrs. A I other dang' t and dlinceltlse w111 hays
A,verot0 be eneonatsr.d, bet nothing ha
Mehl[ one..p. of the oldest end [mat happened waicAh justifies the belief
highly c•e*pe•rted eltiana of 'hie til ow
"I am an old lady. sixty eight year- at the cost of the undertaking will
of age," Mn. Avenin coating's.. 'and sweenl wh.t has Sys bee. so.
had kidney truuMe for twenty years. peeked sad provided
My boort hot hero* me, say mwa•l.. 11e Bettie % easealtiee are 61 mea
aeh.al memo, wended wad aalsrfaa.
BOMBARDMENT HALTS
Attack on Cardanelles Forts Delayed
by Bad Weather
An Admiralty statement said Un-
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seaplane reconnaissances hate ..ot
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j An Exceptional Display of . Stylish Millinery 1 ! F
)UR OPENING DISPLAY OF MILLINERY FOR F a.
Spring will be continued throughout the corning S
. week. Our staff of trimmers are busy' preparing new F
3 models to take the place of those sold.- Several Targe
IP
3 shipments of both -hapes and trimmings direct from the �t
1 fashion centres just arrived. Even if you have visited the t
show-room the first days of the opening you will find 4-
3 Y � 0
i something new and novel if you come again this week.
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would etsuap, and my hark
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If iss was waggon to sty troabko. [enmity PUN are IgM only Italy is
resins moMllahg bar trope
medieltw that baa helped las and 1 liar qp sr •bth tato lite wtsr eta tats
moss* t.eseamond %ham tee ►ie► ►.t et the aro is sold sow use
It ft t dray tw ter mi ar akRlwa."
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1. U ember t•', ..cure the taakly d bsr99'• Mew Pee w
Some Attractive Tailored Suits added ■
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to. the Stock!
THE last day or two we have passed
into • stock several shipments of high-
class Tailored Suits for women.
These represent the latest developments in man -
tailored garments for the present season. We show
these new Suits in Serges, Gaberdines and Pana -
1 mas, in -black, blues, greys, sand shades, etc. They
are high-class garments, right up to the mark in
style and material and absolutely perfect in fit and
workmanship. The prices are very moderate. We
can give you a good Tailored Suit at
$12.50
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A splendid assortment of really stylish garments at ■
$15.00
and high - class garments of distinctive and ex-
clusive styles at
$20.00
Your Easter Glove
This is the place to buy them, for every
pair of Kid Gloves this store sells is guar-
anteed. We stand behind every line we
cam with our unqualified guarantee. New
spring stocks are arriving and Glot•e buy-
ing can be :lone with perfect confidence.
An italian Glove in tan or white, plain'stitch-
ing, all sizes, at per pair.... Teo
Real French Kid Moves in !clack, tans. to.�
and white, at per pair ... ... .. • • .... $1.00 ....
Better quality real French Kid (Wives, made
from son. pliable skins. in black and all the
lending shades, per pair- ... ........ )111.011
A hivh-[grade ;rennin.- French Kid Glove,
splrnebd to wear and perfect fitting, Mark and
the (wading shades, per Mir 51.610
Tan Walking (clover at per parr . *1.00
Sued•• Gloves in hlaek and ....dors at
at r sir.
only
Time to Think of Raincoats
At• it showery days wrti ewes cwt hers. That
we *n..1 re Haim -oat tante. New spring stock
peen opened up and we are showing
•,n, .,•ry stylish garments Is good quality
.h we- woof elntbe. Pile's range at }rose
i►S.00. *2.00. $10.00 to 5120.00
$22.50 1 $25.00
lloleproof Hosiery
')'his is the store that sells the (anions Huleprerof
guarant.ed No Darn Hosiery. Have you ever
tried it ? ft ia ato.i)lutely the hest way to buy
your Hose. Sold hy the tax only, 3 pain or (I
mein' to the box. Guaranteed unreservedly hy
the makers.
Children's Hose. per box .........51 .00
ladies' Cotton Hose, 11 pain in Mex.
per box 52.00
Ladies' (.isle Hone, 0 pain in hoz, s• r
box 52.00
Ladies' Silk Hose, 3 pain in box, per
box $200
What About an Awning ?
Do your old Awnings need fixing or are you
thinking of getting new a if so, we will he glad to
give yon a price for doing either. We can .nppl7
you with new Awnings at hf•enry pricew, or
repair yntlr old ones at a very mOderate charge.
Curtain Scrim 17c
Tran patterns American Curtain Series, voile
weave. cream or whir ground with explored har-
der. Sold at 21c nowt places. Special Oar yard
17c
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