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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-10-7, Page 8• 141I71111DAT. Oor•..a 7. IMS THE SIGNAL = GODEBICH, ONTARIO i New Copyright BOOKS "Muni by Gere „ t►trat t.y. Porter, methor d "Freckles," " 'Girl of the L.berioat" *LSO "Anne t L M. the Wail" strryy.MIbOr .f "Anne a Orem Gab- les," eta. 51.23 tbor of Maes Si "cni•t of Mn pert," $1.23 . b ►yJ Gro. Barr „ MdlutcbeI.5 s1.3s "A Far Wiaetoo urchin. Canary anther o f , •inside of the Cup." L30 rr* a Ib. sosomd Grows Up" glad caner 11 Porter. $1.2 3 • 1 The Colonial Book Store GIGO. PORTKR Shake that Cough "That is the best Cough Remedy that i have ever used," is the verltet of scores of those who have used Cof Tar with od Liver Oil Compound O.y 35c a large bottle if you buy it trona C. L. COULTIS, P6a.B. DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST mimes 19 Try • box of our home-made Ob000letes for your next treat. A Gard from Sandhog Maw Mr. W. R. Vaatases1. •Mankato for themo Glossa Mi:tr/r, has e re•A • «.a boss Mead with the Mops las Porld Mamba the Mg mesa HIstm8h t not pts t.•stee as poetry, the tnrMi- t s.b is roams( : T neve M res a0rrarla .assaae, Maw .r Lad Matirsmisrastlia Sarnia( Damp, coat. O (Load&. seer ripe ass may. Ad will not Moa[ pea dame we a a w dal. earner ..a •kali, To sllhold your door wail alma OUP int ...tl.a..ttaught.d had T. tpheM what we prise Mho hat ; Il'e Meek* ptaok sad W der W P. Aad we wsl hole duke the ret. At visits sad l.sthaL addidoe and gra. Mip.M.r our bat foliose ter tea : WM ser and atu.tl.e airs digest things. AM we will daft JM W Ade Fear la Ona bo hers'. to our tors who svp p. b. .. MIWan sad ready to take their •base. ; We ars Waking of lar woof 44. Aad ser whiten M randy tar Frazee. -A. M.. Rod. No. A,i: • HAD ECZEMA so YEARS. Cured by Zara -Bok. Mr. Joseph Johnston. 564 Broome 8t., New York, writes : "Over twenty ears ago eczema appeared on my Winds and fano. 1 went to a doctor, but bis treatment afforded only tem- porary relief. Finding medical atten- tion sad treatment of little avail I commenced to try Ant ooe and then mother of the ao-called remedies wblch were recommended. but for over twenty years I suffered from this painful, bumiliating dteeaae. During this time i spent hundreds of dollars and all I of was temporary relief. At last Zam-Hut was suggested to me : I de.ided to give it • trial, but did not expect • cure. •The first few applications proved ibis remedy entirely different to the scores of preparations I had used in vain. Perseverance with Zsm-Buk and 7.atn-Buk soap, I am more than glad to my, has effected a complete cure. ••Zan,-Buk is berood all question a marvellous preparation and I most heartily recoulmend It to all sufferers from eczema." Think of it, suffering day in and day out for twenty years I Think of Ore grip this diaeaes must bare bad on the entire system I Think of the heal- ing pdwer of Zam-Buk which, despite the long-standing nature of the disease, effected a curet How much more easily and more quickly the cure could have been effected had Zsm-Buk been applied at the auteet 1 If you suffer from any skin disease erlaju4, piles, ulcer. abscess, rheu- matism or sciatica, take this lesson to bears, Try Zam-Buk first and give 1t • fair trial. At all druggists and stores. or post- p.W from Zam-Buk Co., Toronto. fi0c boa ; 3 foe 1$1.25. Zam-Buk soap, arc tablet. Send lc stamp, this ad. and n ame of paper, and we will mail you free sample of Z•m-Buk. [APPLES] he undog ip pay the highest markerice for all grades of Falnd Winter Apples. Do noll before seeing me. 'PHONER. R .ELLIOTT Uodericb Get After That C O U G 1 White Pine - and Spruce Balsam -Jas. A. Campbell PHM. B. CENTRAL DRVG STORE Corner North St. and Square Goderich Bae. 90 'PHUNRS Res, 328 The Very Best Plate to Take' • Commercial Training is THE NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE OWF:N MOUND. ONT. o other (anadIa. wheal offers there adreotse.• Coves+ ender per.,aal •.+ervkitft of s -banned aeesentaat. 1 e Iwseltcal department. 1) see flat peers. Osr own banding and refry wsr.deat. in • line. lany aid (.rtl Service i s1.a Rtst.rr aa, d.y. C.tassreo es rgse.t. C. A. sig/ INO, i. A.. PrtnelwL RIAYFIELD FAIR. Csetinn-d tem panel rooks, W H Bathos. Alt Oopsland: black amnia\ W D Haulm. J R How - vie t white Item. A Halliday, S H Wish brown luogghorst, J8 How nal and >k silver spangled Banbury, W B Bettina 1 and l; black Bamboo go, J 8 Rewrite ; panni*! ooehin. W Ii. net- tles ; red asps, tow B Battles 1 and 2: Maeda letasd reds, 0 Tntemmer 1 and t amdainslino..1 8 Howrie. W B Bat- tier : white wyaodottss, O Truemoer, R R Wise ; wait. mi.oreea, W. B. &Ads; black minories, W B Battles 1 and 1{ ; bowman W B Battles ; buff Orpington., W B Battles, C Truemn t; Mack Megrims'', J 8 Howrie 1 and S ; bantams. soy variety, W B softies; Pekin dock.. Root Soowden, C Tims.mer • Kean duck.. B Wise . 1 and 1 ; Twriouse geese, R Smite ; any other variety gestic. Robe Snowden, C Truemner ; spy variety of tutksys, Robe Snowden ; black orpingtons, C Truemner. Judges -Wm. Cater, W Winter. DAIRY PRODUCE, ETC. ll'itlb.. salt butter, Mrs F Week., Thomas Brownst ; 10 lbs. of butter in blocks, Mrs F Weeks, R 0 Reed ; b lbs. butter, Mn J Stewart, A J Steep ; cheese, honor -made, C Trueuu er, J Decker, sr ; best collection of bome- made wine, Dr Woods, FKetgan: test collection or canned fruit, F Keegan.. J Decker, sr ; boney in comb, L Beatt(Ave, Beatty ; Wm Pollock; injar, homyy. L Beatty ; bone• -made bread, Robt E Snowden. Mrs Dr Grieve ; maple syrup, Mrs John Stewat, Mrs 8Hous- ton; grape wine, Dr Woods, FKeegan; best cold lunch for one person. W F Metcalf, W A Ballwell; buns. J H Sterling, Mrs A E Erwin ; cookies, W F Metcalf, Robt Snowden ; apple pie, J R Sterling, Aodrew Halliday. Judges -J Connolly, Thoe. John- ston, Wm. Scott. GRAiN AND SEEDS. White winter wheat., lieo A Cooper, O Truemner ; red winter wheat. John Hay, Robt U Reid : spring wheat, J K Wise: large white Peas, J K Wise; small white peas. C Truemner, J K Wise ; 6 rowed burley, J K Wise, W B Battles ; 2 -rowed barley. J K Wise, H G Reid ; white oats, J K Wise, J R Sterling ; black oats. J R Sterling, J K Wise; timothy, J K Wise, G A Cooper ; yellow corn. Robt Blair. A K Erwin ; dent corn, Tbos Snowden, Robb Nnowden : sweet corn, Jas Campbell, J Tough ; any other var. iety, A E Erwin. It Peobale ; field beans, A Halliday, H Ta1bo.. Judges -Ed. Stoskopf, J.I. Thom- son. PORT ALBERT. WCONZHDA Y. Oct. 6. Mrs. Brown, sr., has bees visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. J . Lianington, at Onderieh for the past two weeks. Thomas Wilson, jr., was at London for a few days last week and was ac- companied bore by his daughter, Mrs. Hugh McGuire, and son. Mrs. Hayden is speudiog a few days at Goderich with her mother, Mrs. Stephen Yates. Mia, Jessie McMillan has been visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Herb Morrie, at Saltford. Harvest home services will be held in Christ cburch next Sunday. Ser- vice. at 10 a. nr. and'7 p. m. All are welcome. Sino Reward, ntoo. The readers of thln paper will be pleased to ,care that Chore is at least nee directed disease that Moore and hat Is as ea rrY Hall' Catarrh c h 1. the ode positive curs sow known to too medical fraterolty. Catarrh beteg a ese.gts- tiooal Omens regslree a coneltutiosal treat- ment. Hall. Catarrh Cure in takes laternally, arcing directly upon the bleed and mucosa urfaoee of lb. m •tem. thereby dratrfooyylni the foundation et tie 41....e. and "trine the t lrm a•Ammasii d by bulbtns up the oorrtltu osois ig naturae In doing it. week. The prap.Mem have no much faith In 1tt curs tire pproms@ fiat t hey offer Ona Hundred Dol- lars a j .s that it f.11. to core Seed for 114AMas I.J CHKNKYaCo.,Toledo, O. Raid bail druggist.. Take Balla Family 1'111. for enoatipntlee. PERSONAL MENTION. Minn tllady. Mellon/rail. of Porter's Hill, M visiting Mia. Nelle bell, of tow.. Mr. end Mm thrigter. of Toronto, are dolt - lin at tic home of Mrs. F [atwud, Mritaaala rod. The London Advertiser t THREE EDiTIONS MiriamNass, Evening Western Ontario's Greatest Daily All the News all the Time Mire Florence 11.11. of (ratfor'ire eltm u week rod with her mint. MM De Iona. Mr and Mrs. George Carideo and eon, of P►nWelPfM, .prat a few days with Mr Carleton . mother Lint week. Mr. Rada Keay has returned host Barllas- tea. where he was.saeged daring the simmer o n a breakw.ler eosetreet ion jot. Mr D. H. Witmer 1..r. next week for 1)e troll, whet, he h.. • position. Mr. Witmer will be mimed. .epeelallr le mrelcal cirri,•. Mr Mre J. H. Reid and daughter Dort - redo. Sunda at too Mme d Mr.nd ;. I'rldhsm, Nohow street. 1TLe Misers Mettle and Mem (`ocales left Irk week for their berm al Whaling. suer rl.ftlap Moods 1s Um ee.lty o seam weeks. Mrs. Desoto• MrKeeele tend eblldrse. of •t. Der id's hest. ha,e warned from a twewee5' trip with Mr. M.Krnrl, on the simmer Tasoggrtl• Mr.iM4.t awe pa. left ktelel by l Ian snokto;,l•It Mea W. V. Ilejne (formerly Mi.. Helen Petrol at Tends Dbl.. Mr. R Msteer, Ilays.erly of tow.. who W Nov_• snot veer s t Isis eaadfl.r r.. w. at Termite, r at preemie h tows fora few maim Mks *lest.•• PrMho'. too wag d tit NAI chattiest • pes tel,d t W Parente. Mr. mil Mn. F. b.m r e a le., a of abeanrs fora few weak: belsnideidays. MMn totes nether returned en Pillar Iron it Win la too w til • went r for we /settle tial the Cw ('ort elide. WW1 had • sent esMFa1M hot • Mie Nees Honey has rinnetisd trim Lw dors, whin no nodded Ise • enlist elves 1. 51 Mail ewlm t Ieirh _p/Fk Ylee. ."'• Mrs Rees {b dm•de b.todts 1170 A O lkws11, Mas 8 Bo.. ; Wan* Mho s.bd•ldsssd oe.trsplsoe M whim, Mrs Ie esti•, C liUbat t Bend Hated essonto oo line.. it.. Esse vis, Mi. EM.rner ; whisk baboe. hamdmade, Mrs Huwris, Mrs a• e ; hew candle stick and shade, Mrs A B 'Lewin. Mrs Rom s kitehsn .pros. Mrs J Stewart. Mrs 8 Houston t daisies os socia, Mn J 8fawaet, Kato Ross ; ladies' u.A.rwsar, handmade. Mrs W Msr.ar, Mrs 8 Houston ; Room or est work. Geo RYiott, W F Metcalf ; Hardanger, W If Metsatt, Mrs Howrie; knitted quilt. A BMW day, F ccrochet tasof.atar 1. wool, Kate , Mrs 8 Hesston ; pair woollen soaks, baaltmade, Mn J Stew- art, Kam Bose ; pair wordings gars. beadtmade, Mrs Ross, Mrs 8 Rowton ; pair woollen .Itteo& handmade, Mos Ross, Kato Roos ; mat, book Mrs 8 Houston, 2Jeegaa ; pion sear, Kate Row, Mt/ (toes ; patch quilt, oottoe. Mrs Dr Grieve, Mrs Roes ; patched quilt. cloth, J Decker. sr. A H.Liday ; crochet quilt, Mrs. Howrie. J Decker. er ; silk quilt, W F Metcalf, Mrs Dr Grieve; best collection ladies wort, handmade, Mrs Howrie, Mrs W Meaner ; one yard crochet laps in cot- ton, Mrs. Dr. Greiee. Mn S Houston one yard knitted lace in wool, Mrs 8 Houston, Mrs Hinds ' fancy apron, Mrs 8 Houston, W A Balkwell ; Ten - otitis lace. Mrs Thome, Mn Ross. Judges -Mrs. James Connolly, Mine M. Johnston. , PLANTS AND FLOWERS. FRUIT. Six bunches grapes, Mrs Howson ; collection et grapey, Mn Heenan ; collection of apples,J R Sterling. F 'Keegan ; winter apples, four varieties, W A Balkwell, R G Reid : fall apples, four varieties. James RBterling, W A Balkweli ; Mann apples, J R Sterling. R 0 Reid ; 9pitzenburg. F Keegan, Robb Snowden ; collection of pears, F Keegan, J R Sterling : fall pear,. Mrs Row, Robt Snowden ; winter pears, F Keegan, J R Sterling ; twelve peaches, Jas Campbell; J R Sterling: Flume, Thos Brownet, Mrs Howrie ; prunes, Thos Brownet. Mrs Row; baldwins, Geo Elliott, J R Sterling ; northern spies. J R Sterling, R G Reid: yellow crabs, F Keegan. Robt Snow- den ; red crabs, J R Sterling. F Kee- gan; king of tompklns, Joe Richard - eon, J R Sterling ; gresoinas. J R Sterling. R 0 Reid ; Melton pippins, W K Balkwell, R 0 Reid ; twenty ounce pippins, J RBterling: wagners. J H Sterling. C Truemner ; golden russets, J R Sterling, C Truemner BMabeim pippin., Joe Richardson, Geo Elliott ; snows, F Keegan, J R Sterling. Judges -John Porter, John Cox. VEGETABLES. • The New Shades of Dark Browns and Greats " Dress Goods and Suitings1 Largs bouquet, W F Metcalt : small bouquet, Mrs Hewson, W F Metcalf ; dabuas, W F !dwelt, Mrs Hinds ; pantie', Mrs Hinde, )ors Howrie ; ger- aniums. Mrs A E Erwin, Mrs Hewson ; gladiolus. W F Metcalf ; Joachim, Mrs Rawson. W F Metcalf ; foliage plants, Mrs Hinde, W F Met:alf ; home plants, Mrs Hind. ; asters, W F Met- calf. Mrs Hinde ; Oloxania, F Keegan, W F Metcalf ; Begonias, W F Metcalf. Mrs. Hewson ; bouquet of sweet peas, Mrs Howrie. Judges -Geo. Stewart, J. E Stan - bury, F. Stuart. FINE ARTS. Pencil drawing, Mrs Rose. C Eilber; crayon drawing, Mrs Ross, A J Steep ; watercolor painting, Mrs Howrie. C Silber : oil painting, A 3 !Steep, Mrs Howrie : Kensington painting. Mn Ross, Kate Ross ; pen and ink sketch, Mrs A E Erwin. Mrs 8 Houston'; lustre painting Kate Row, Mrs Row ; painting on silk, satin or velvet, Mrs tlowrie, J Decker. sr ; best snapshot of Bayfeld scenery, J Greenslade. W A Balkwell ; burnt work, Kate Rose. Mrs Levis : hand painted china, Kate Roes, Mn Rose. Judge. --Same as fur Sowers. MANUFACTURES. Bet single herniae, L Beattie, .1 W Tippet ; set double harness, Thos Cameron, J W Tippet : skein of twisted -yarn, Thos Brown.t; skein woollen yarn, 10 knots or over, J Decker, sr, rhos Brownet. Judges -Thos. Johnston, Wm. Scott. Early potatoes, Robt Snowden, C Treumner ; late potatoes, 0 Truemner, Robt Murray : mangolds, yellow globe, Thos Snowden, Robt Snowden : intermediate marigolds. Thos Camer- on ; field carrots. Rich Penbale. loos Snowden : table carrots, W F Metcalf, Ju Campbell ; table beets, John Tousle, A Halliday : cabbage, W F Metcalf, A Halliday ; cauliflower, W F Metcalf ; muskmelons. Jas Camp- bell. amp bell. F Keegan : parsnips. J Decker, er, Jas Campbell ; largset pumpkin, Vtl B Battles, Robt BBllaaiir : largest gnash, Thos Cameron, Thos Snow- den : field turnips, Robt Snowden, Rich Smith ; watermelons, James Campbell, W A Belkwell ; sugar beets, J R Sterling. C Truemner beads white celery, V F Metcalf beads winter radi.b, W B Battles. Hieb Smith ; citrons. A Evans, H Smith ; potato onions large Hagfish. R S.itb, A Halliday ; large white o.isms, W F Metcalf, R Seowdee ; large red onion.. R Rmitb, James Campbell ; large yellow onions, W F Metcalf, F Keegan : large red toma- totas, W F Matsolf. A Halliday : largo yellow tomatoes, W F Metcalf. W B Battles ; peach tomatoes, It Smith, J Decker, sr. Judges -W Warnock, F Hess, ar. "ter.. N•.iw° Oros Die wh•b i dM t want It said of tem by theme who nay, me best that I always plooted a thistle and ploutd • /lower whim 1 drought • Atm wflold grew -Abrams Upsoe's. • "Rsmhmllre, Huth•. ere ar(i depUbd- snail. oo dation, fi! ear 4ttg osr'ybar baby to er hastilyla MI Ram by 7 For y ,bird .m. En poi Weak beltde lis tl;jresiation Dept. Lesko Ad.erfiser Misty 8o'e aneAMeseb.sr.lrng -every .lgltwin ds.mtbt. - LADIES' WORK. Collection of six fancy handker- chief., W F Metcalf J B Levis; Irish crochet lace. W F Metcalf, Mrs W Mertes : crotchet table mate, Mew Howrie, O Either ; crochet work In cotton, Mrs Bowrie, Mrs Lance sox het work In wool, J Decker sr, Mrs Dr Oriev ; fancybead necklace, W F Metcalf, in 8 outon ; shadow embroidery. Mrs ft Houston. Mrs Howrie ; eyelet embroidery. Mrs W Merner, O Rllher ; embroidered dye o'clock boa doth In cotton, Mrs How- rie, 0 EIIbee ; •Mil's dress, feather stitched in silk, W F Metcalf. W A Illatkwen ; embroidery in Ise* stitob.s. Mrs Hearse, Mn W Moamar t miler sod euff tat, embroidered, Mrd Rem Mrs 8 Beeston ; drawn work. Me W Mar.w, Mos Lofts • bedroom W F Mofd•, MW Manor tom- d bttrtt Ia•a, W / Metcalf, Mwe 1Mwrl. t broil and wombot Mrs Illorgiora - them JI rl• 1 plot. baudliwool_ 11250. liotivird Molar. vs to otaboolary to TO. 1. WWI seq.5*h11. Mea Rork Min S 1 ..dbssl t Otik •s enema or Mme.. leisaMm EMI Mrie ; osiers woes Dub& Iles M INAi r% Mee W Maw n bte.idl.R, Mit• W Maeast, Mrs A 1 SUFFERED FOR MORE TWO YEARS. THAN 1 1 Tbsn Joseph Gagne Found a Ctrs is Dodd'. Kidney Pills. Ste. Marguerite Bay Mills, Sague- nay Co.. Que., Oct. 4th.-(Speciai)- "Yes, you cat tail the public of the great rellef.I got from Dodd • Kidney Pills." The speaker was Mr. Joseph Gagne, a well-known resident of this place, and he has every reason to be enthusiastic over the great Canadian kidney remedy. For more than two years I suffere'1 from kidney disease," lira Gagne ro.tinoed. "It finally de- veloped into pleurisy and i was • very sick men wben m wife persuaded me to ve Dodd's Kidney Pills • trial. I tookjust three bozo aod they made ms welL" Dodds Kidney Pills cure the kid- neys. Cured kidneys strain all the impurities out of tbo blood. That means pure blood and new bes(tb all over the body. Mick-"Oi hear as bow Mu ))e joined the arm How is be lakin' at 'r" teat -"Loin' it! Shun, be was 'river 'to well off in all bis lotte. He's got two socks the same now !" Dunkley -"You can't find a man anywhere who eeioy • good joke bet- ter than i do." lFri.nd-"Tbat's so. i have heard you tell the same joke forty times and laugh at it every time." Good luck and bad habits are sel- dom even on speaking terms. I L1JMEATIFYOIIR KIDNEYS ace BADLY' >tib :of f u illi mit •r a a Mb •f wait we are a maim of sweat sniirs sad ear Mend is Iliad with who esti, oys a visa -known authority, who warns us to be constantly ea guard amiss& kidney Doable. Tke kidneys de Mob Maedi b tree Us bleed of His bribable void, but beam weak from the overwork; tb.y Est sluggish: the slkntlaUss throes• •log sad thus iia omit /s rotator/ in too Mad to poise• the satin getdm. Whoa your inlay sem ad lest like Immo of Ind, ani you base etktgin pains is the bask or Mo arias is iMdy far of s dim..t, or the WelMor b krt- t.bia, elligtag you w Msk nil metas lbs allot oboe you boos wows hen ..bsa, nar.e•s .54 da t =ma slMopbow aim. . said damask er rid (a bed ws•Ibse, gee term your pho.Mlh Ant four mom of lad Stasi hie s lk1 dp+s n in aw sa lss d wMn bktS Ego poor ISoo This boons salts diom w ona& lens the odd of mod harm ornialiino1 wlah to Seib gd lima mod for prontisoli rid fli -. tioupd w .menti. M..•sllo L orbs es M Is no hove ion l Si r lbw oillelp on mho 4.1.41.119 **Wallisliken ha 1 • J UST opened up this week, a shipment of new Dress Goods and Suitings in the very fash- ionable shades of dark browns and greens, that are so very popular this season. They are serges, rough -cloths, broadcloths, in fact all the season's best weaves in the lot. Of many of them there is but one dress or suit length to a pattern. Prices are moderate, ;c to $2.;o per yard, accor- ding to quality. Undoubted AdvAntages ,Early Buyers of to Fashionable Furs ARE READY TOO Ladies' Winter Coats Never was there a season when early buying of winter Coats was as advisable and profitable as this. Every day the available supply of materials is decreasing, the range of choice becoming narrower, and betore long it will almost be impossible to get desirable cloths, except at prices that are almost prohibitive. Today we are showing the best values in moderate -priced Coats that it is pos- sible to find. The assortment is bet- ter in every way than it can possibly be later on, and we are showing cloths in fashionable colorings today that we cannot show. once present gar- ments are sold. Nowhere outside of the large centres can you see such a splendid showing of correct Coat styles for the coming season. Misses' and children's Coats, $5.00 all the way up to $15.00. Ladies' Coats at from $io.00 ail the way up to $25.00. Ladies' plush and curl cloth Coats, Misses' and children's Furs in $15.00, $17.50 up to $35.00. great variety at very close prices. Plenty of them to give you a wide variety in choosing. The extra- ordinary conditions in Europe have affected the price of some of the higher - class Furs to a marked extent and this is a good season to buy, for once the demand becomes normal again the prices are bound to advance. The -most popular Furs are the long, full - furred kinds, with Fox, Lynx and Wolf the most in demand. Of these we contracted for in liberal quantities very early and are showing Muffs and Neck- pieces that are made from high qual- ity, full -furred skins. NOW is a good time to make your selection. Sable Muffs, $15.00 to $35•OO• Sable Stoles and Neckpieces, $io to $50. Black Fox Muffs, $35 to $45. Black Fox Neckpieces,' 525, 535' and 545. Black Wolf Muffs and Neck- pieces, high quality, $15 to $25. Furs Re -modelled This is the best time to have re -model- ling done. It pays to have it attended to now, because it can be done between seasons of the manufacturing furrier, after his early orders are shipped and before repeat orders begin to come in. We are paying special attention to this class of work and are doing it to the satisfaction of a good many customers. Special orders now have the choice of the season's skins at the same price as second choice later on. Estimates furnished and all work guaranteed. English Flannelette 122c Heavy Knglisb Flannelette in splendid range of fancy stripes iu blues, pinks. greys. eke. Thoroughly fast orlon, imported by ourselves. Per yard 1!}e Wrapperettes 20c Wrapperettes In • good ranee of desirable patterns and ooloaings suitable for waists. kimonos, dressing gowns, etc. Will wash well, and give excellent wear. Per yard.. 20o We repair, upholster or re -finish furniture of all kinds. Fleet -class workmanship, prices mod- erate. estimates furnished. Cashmere Close 25c Ladies' Cashmere Hose. dine quality, plain or ribbed. Not again for many • day will equal qualities be had at the price. All sires now 1. stock. Per pair 118 Beautiful Quality at 50c Very fine Cashmere Hoes for ladies, full fa.b- inned, seamless feet, very strong and splendid wearer. Per pair 806 A Ribbed Stocking 50c This is a splendid Stocking for toys' wear, Made from all -wool, thoroughly tested yarns. Double beets and toes. A stocking of excep- tional merit. Per pair...... 1110. Cover=all Aprons 50c Another shipment of Coverall Aprons in • good range of patterns, prints and gingbame. Cut full sire and nearly cover the skirt. Each only Soo New New New New New New New New Underwear in this week Cashmere Hose in this week Col ars for ladies in this week Dress Goods in this week Coats in this week Millinery in this week Kid Gloves in this week Leather Gloves for ladies in 'this week Direct LrnPorters HODGENS_ BROS.. RED 08088 NOTES. The Society heartily thanks the following contributors for soaks re- ceived during the past two weeks Mrs. Horton, sr., 11 pale: A Friend. 7 p•Irs : Mrs. Proudfnot, Mrs. Nichol- son, 6 pairs; Mrs. Burkholder. 4 pairs; Mrs. Robb. Yo.tlg.Nu. W. L. Horton. Miss Mostgoosseg, Miss Lama, Mrw. Shipman. Miss Me mor Oatbing, No Name. sire. EW, Mea. Andrew Mililan, Mrs. 14. M•Dtw.M. Mrs. 01e. - sot, Mot. Burrito, Mow a.rritt, Mrs. D. Harrisoe, i paktum _Mph ; Mee. Gold- 1. esR.'1•et Men . Jmeab.BALB irk (Colhortak 15.1 S. Clark. Mw. flomorvilin Mit. W. B. Kepi, Aa, No fame. M a Angus Bail, MCohort. W. L. Mie M. A. Sne,ltt. 4 pairs oneh; Mies Sim M. Dmeh. Mtn. Mea a, , M8n..dsrs. lets. . MeMo. . . An.teg, lira Woo. Iwo, teres M. J. Mee. Jas.Iiarh.. Mw. Jen. ere Wm. 0111*. • e. SALfonikwe+e). MIs. 0. Jwkl.t, Bo.M4 Mls. Witham Mr•. Me b Mee. Ooek- ▪ im L. co. Admit. Yr.. 1MslioM, M,.. Smoak Plo.b Il yoobba, 1[r.."Me0art.oy.1 puede - -_ I i i Goderich Ontario aulA 1 St. Nimbsln, aorta was to be reno- vated. and the casms.er was ,bowing M the visor redseems to he a lot of dry tet is thaw pews," es Id the vicar. "'s.atfl.g," mid the car- penter, "to whet tope L In the poi - Of 1. The oyster season hag opened and Blaskst.omsa• aro esrviag the eboice "Ferny Brand" oysters tomb from the oyster bods. Orders delivered- Phone it has born reported around that 1 My given up the Boal b..4 ss. This M not sorrier, i *till handle the' host whits ash Scranton rood, oleo Cannel mai and Solvay set snke. Your .54.,'s will receive prompt attention. OIAa. 0. Las. MMWSPAPER MIM MK*T. Prapselsl to Names S•b.eeigtiw Ria Is Under D4.. - A meeting of the Hors. and Portia ld Miall . w it day The v was k.. owthd4 Mls.wd woo . tbsttMo et pr s pI•. pint81 Th o to e pt.«nt a t> as$1.0 • leaf, tanstor B1fiirtalla/ QSM,Allitoolmoo ofttit any pima tiro pub. belseseirep advertising revenue. The publishers of Bruce county have decided to ad- vance their euhacription rate to $1.50, and Mr. .1 J. Hunter, of The Kincar- dine Reporter. came down to the meet- ing hers to urge • similar step upon the newspaper Mee of Heron and Perth. A committee was appointed to 'mute fut Cher informeti,m and to report at another meeting of the Association to be held at Stratford in a taw weeks. Those present at tho meeting were Messrs. H.B. Elliott, Wingham pestes, pt ailment of the A emaciation : Alen Aheehaw, of 8tr•tford, secretary 0. Smith. Win haAdvisee ; f. L J. Kerr, Clinton New Era; W. J. Mit- chell, Clinton News -Record ; R. D. Croft, Seafort News : A. E. Taylor Stratford ; W. A. Ewart, Stratford Rescan : Andrew Hess, Zurich Herald: Malcolm McBeth, Milverton Sun : J. J. Hunter, Kincardine Reporter J. W. Vaaatter sad W. F. Rata, God. - Belt Rear: W. H. Robertson, Gode- rich Signal The visitors were sutertalnsd at lunch by the local publishers, end ad- dresses of grettiag were given by Idr. 0. L. Moore, vieeproWdast of the Board of Trade, Mr. W. E. Keay ad Rev. J. R. Ford (who was moo a tor of flop prlotios of Alban kindly malt) Hob maw saes said atter lamb took too wIaR4o for a rift ahet tow..