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GODERICH TOWNSHIP •
Tias}•ev, iSo. 25.
The Guderich Township Rine Moods -
Lion intend holding a shoot at tow river
Lange, on Weliwot ay Nov. 'Sod at 1
o'clock.
II era ,weeks 1'.ert.-.i ivawlu.rade
Hallowe'en p.trty, under the anspuc.s of
tete Country \\ +omen', Club. w ill lei• held
at the loin! ,of Mr. and Mrs. Clarkes
THE. HYDRO STORE
Use an Electric Vacuum
Cleaner and your house will
always be clean. Does the work
quickly, quietly, fliciently and
economically. A
-
See our display of Electric
Iroos,. Washing Machines, Lamps,.
THE HYDRO 'STORE
N Mh Side of Square. Goderich, Ont.
'Whitely. on Ilouday riming. ring. t' - '
Slst, commencing at , is ht. An ...t+
•
I !sting pr...Irani Mill be iia" Sled, at •t
prises given for the best ladies and sem,
limey
mt-
aucy c..etitil . 31.o f, •r the hest tomtit
Costume. }eery et'r.vn eelr..lue: .1
.IfziTII or Foaauut llk•rnr:rr.-1M•sth
claimed it- former resident of 11uron on
Friday of last week. in the Jerson of Mrs.'
i Phipps, relict of,the lat.ttllee•II Iltipi.•,
f this t.•w-nship. ale, dad t .or hone'
.f her daughter. SI n+. Janies linnet. axe
wot...Mon. atcliue. T+•r•.nto, int her
Allay -first year. For wren. time Ills.
Philos had ivade her Ilona... ia' a !oho • • •.
at Whitby, but recently went on a visit
to her daughter at T..mnto, p:w+ing :may
after a brief illness. 1, .ti rl ,.s f•.r
totally year* a reeideit .1 this loon: lir,
and was particularly' weal, known in the
neighborhood of ilolmeect ie, sill.% ea.
held in the ve • higlast este.•n1• :and was
an real•aia demi faithful- noside•r ot the
4leth.xlist church. In adtlition to her •
daughter in Torr,nto. she Dace. a .laugh- 1
ter in Bott)Iancille, Mrs. Frank -wallow..
mei three *MS, a ie.•rge, until recently a
weleit of this town•hi ood Jauurf *tet
w
Stillwell. r•-ude nts of Man i•Ti: . •
katchewau, respectively. 11n learnint of
her death, (mite a number of Iwv,.ukl
w' re
Huron friends. now in Toronto.
l.tt rt ainertritmte of -
ory. 1 oil Sunday !venni t a funeral -e•r-
vice was held at the houseby It.•t. \Ir.
-31eherrell, the remains bring taken t••
\Vhitliy,lfur'itertoent.
SAVED FROM AN
OPERATION
"Fruit•a-tlres" Completely
Me
8925 Caws `;r., \•estocvsa, D.C.
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of Female trouble, with chronic Coma -
pa von and constant Headache& I had
pails low down in the hack and sides
of the body. A doctor advised me to
' have an operation.
I started taking "Fruit-actives"and
this medicine has coryplete!y relieved
ant of all my misery ao•l suffering.
1 ant%aa of pain awl headaches. and
the terrible Constipation, and what
saved me is the fruit medicine,-
• "Fruit-s-tives."
Madam M. J. GORSE.
80e a boz, ttfor$ .50, teal Mse
At dealers or -sent postpaid by
Bruit -a -titres Limited. Ottawa.
8T. AVOUSTINE
•
Tuesday. Iletolier 25.
-itr. oath Mtn, Rolwrt itch. of Port
Elgin. visited at Ma.o.tt Mt . llister'a
tltih week.
31r. and Mrs. Geer. Cowan and _31r.
anal Mr. 11. loiter. of Myth. slant the mento and demonstrations in Mr. Allen's
w.ek.•ml with friend. in thi- vicinity. !nail all this week.
Mr. -awl Miss M,s'linehey . etsit.d The MeiJhodist annicers ary was a `rat
their sister. )ors. Chas Robin -.•t. last I!ne(ess.-.The attendance wag very Is
week. and the thank-otfwrins summated to
The tax .ells for i. on �ti- rounds/ special meetinet ane being held in
Methodist church this' week. The'{wdttor
attain- _-- - ---lis being !heisted by neighboring clenty-
•
men.
B ram.i.Fp._ Communion service will be halm' in the
t\'d•Ines.lar, (Stoller ..1. Presbyterian church next Sunday at
II asm.
THE SIGNAL - GODEIRIOH, ON?.
WINTER CARE OF COLTS
The First Winter a Critical Time
for Weanlings.
Two or More l'olts Do Better To-
gether--Noarlalling Feeding Moo
an Important Factor - No (lain
In Too Early Pasturing.
(Contributed by Ontario Departaaeat os
Agriculture. Toronto.)
LOCAL DEALERS
COMPLAIN OF
SHOE SHORTAGE
Dif lcultiea Experienced In Ob-
taining Supplies From the
Manufacturers
1•ise•uasing hu -loess conditions wItIt
The nest winter Is a critical time It Signet repn•.entative a few days ago
in the Ilfe of a cult. The care a heal shoe deo ler_conllhlatoed of taw
difficulty he had been experiencing in
attention he receives during thisand diffobtaining adequate supplies from the
period determines, to a great extent,
his future usefulness. If he be poorly
fed, neglected. and, allowed to be-
come thin and weak. It is probable
he will never be as good or valuable
an animal as he would have been
under more favorable circumstances.
Comfortable Quarters Important.
He, in the first place. should be
provided with warm, comfortable and
w,•11 -ventilated' Quarters, and, while
he should be taught to .lead. an
Mend tied, It is m':ch be:ter It h
have a roomy stall to stand in. Two
or more colts will probably do better
together than one alone. At the same
time, li is often necessary to whiter
one without company. He will do
better by himself than with a colt
a year or more older. The oast clues -
tion Is: "What, and • bow much.
should he be fed."
Tbe Matter of Feeding.
In our opinion there is little dan-
ger of overfeeding at this age.
While there are exceptions. 1t is us-
ually safe to give a weanling all
lhe
DUNOANNO will eat, provided he gets rag
-d Wedneaday, Oct. 26. exercise; but it must be understood
Miss M.Ray. M.returned !mow to lake- I that he should not be given more
field on Wednesday. She was aceotn- than be will eat. it b -a mistake to
panted by hev sister. Mea. H. M. Duff. keep food before him all the time.
Mrs. Lott, of \Vinghan, is visiting her He should. with apparent relish, eat
sister. Mrs. G. (►. Duff. all that is Oven him. to at most an
A medical tn.up4'amt giving entertain- bout and a halt, and then he will be
ready for the nett meal when the
time arrives. It 1s not east to gay
Just how much food a colt of a given
age and size should eonsume, but the
attendant, if a careful and observant
man, will soon be able to determine
the Quantity to be given at eaeh meal,
and be able to gtve sufficient, with-
out waste. Hay and oats should be
the food upon which to depend for
growth. both muscle and bone. It
erb• c•otuwnnion s•rviee oil: he i)Mr. J. R. • McNabb and/son Jack other grain than oats be given w
1141.1 iu Bethelchurch' next Sunday motored to London on ?medley to ise will take back what we have sty
'noruing.•t-onlwetd•his at 1tt:111 o'el,ttk. Mrs. McNabb. w•ho is in; the hoer{.ittl about "there being little danger
There will be leo 'ottwr'service. en the there. We are glad 10 t car that Mrs. overfeeding."
McNabb ie int �ne.ing lily.
N
seseeettesseselselosloseseeesWeestateseselenee
esesesseeleseeeseesoWeeseseseNtelesetheoo
t -hr nu that_ day. 1 Give Best Quality of Food.
Harvest Horne -anniversary •..'rvieesa dale. and Mn. D. pickle, of Hantitton,
arc visiting dnAll food should be of arstsclass
will be held iu Ihtu North IHaheslist . Londa t quality • Well saved timothy makes
Mrs.If.Hell tmy 7mon (
u
ed y
dottrel' on ice air. 'Novemier lith.
°I."6"1"' a good substitute. Hay should be fed
31.a•iliuyt service at 1111 w , oondn.'f.rt the necensary QuantltiN three
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DRINK ROT TEA 1 by the pastor. • Evening service at 7'. Death of H.'asses.-31r. mL i a. se r. in
ehh k, Tit charge of hart: II. Moyle, `a well known and highly respected times dally, and we prefer whole tp
j' citizen passd;ilway on Thnr lac ..f cut hay for such young animals. Thi
d Rile. Ito the ((Showing Monylsy 1 leaf week at the aIle of el ttty•.ix manner In which oats should be fed
evening. -lvccmlreC_?IJt.. n_?ltatil+gir•. nN •I'ts, fnswraf trek plate nn Sat- will admit of argument. In our opt4
Ing "upper will int •awed in the twee fon. and experience, rolled oats gives
nal r trohdt tow Ixrme of his elaughtrr
t the that colts relish rolled oats that hags
FOR A BAD COLD
.4 a sma11-trackage of Hamburg
stTra.m any 1,hartn:icy. • Take a
tubi. • sinful of the tem. Tutt a cup..of
boiling. water upon it, l..ur the moth a
sieve at drink a teacup fall at any
time tour • tow day or before retiring.
It Is the +oat effective• war to break
a told 'an.l iter grip, ns it opens tow
pores of the -f relieving 1
Al - so i.".seas tt
.all from tl
'Iiy it tint text
-11 -.hl or f to g p
and .entirely vegetal
;.rad harmis-
t
meat or tow cfollow fntm 4. to tt.:10 ry' Goo Anspr m. to nime,nnon' better result' than whole. We find
. elta•k, to int followed by an enter. 14metPryC Itt•v. D. Douglas. u
tatntn.nt given by the Raymond Rw4;AKll CIA/reit" had cheese of the been scalded and allowed to become
mond ('.li Weert t'o. This pramIIP. 10 LIF cool, and that they thrive well ee
the gr.t,test and grandest event to the w'reice'
annals of the -larch. - 1
such. The practice of mixing a ra-
n, rr u•v tut •r•nge•st on••
tlon of rolled eats and • little wheat
• bowels. thus driving Tia tvtee{aeyrrs of Colborne are ihe-1 ./ � � chaff or cut bay 1n a pail, pouring
ing -.111..1 together this week to may /Machell & liro•.vn have sold their some boiling water on it, covering It
w
system. wlwther or toe a'distriet nurse shall bekeship in Wingham to W. E. Bath- Wand allowing It to stand for a few
int.• you rr inti I t� yp{a,iu.sat to rtsit rho ee•ha,d. at,'well. n1 ('ranhrook- Mr- Ratlr•veH in., haaere.before feeding. gives uzo.0 t
stiff
tttexlw•us re
therefore safe
BUB BACKACHE AND
1UMBAQ R16111 OUT ......
tuanufaeturers. Frew the. information
witit•h had 1144.11 hurulsh,rt him lie was
11.1 if/ believe that the truth! In Gode-
rieb along with other centres was fac-
ing it shortage of loots and shore and
in the pnshlctiou of leather as well.
It seem. that since tow decline In
pelves eonuuettrd, buying all along the
line had taper on g very small stale.
The public restricted Its purchase!. to
to minimum. The retailer totaling his
high-prieerl stock,. dlmiui.hing et a
slow rate, cut down his purchasers
foam the wholesaler, while the whule-
-aler and J.rtdwr and manufacturer
lonrsued the name policy. The result
is that at the present tint. available
stocks are light. With prieoe haring
'Mown a steadier tentleowy during tint
mist few months area the winter com-
ing on. the tendency to hu , ie•ginning
with the Individual. Is / w browning
more protoutmed. and It is tuuutl that
wuppiles are art adequate to Immediate
requirements.
Leather dealers maintain that shoe
m$ uufacturera may have difficulty le
..I Itdug stocks of leather for wsuu•
facture on abort notice and shoe Job-
bers are fiutilug difficulty In obtaluittg
suppllert front wxuuhcturr•ra. 1►urlug
the time when busluess waw et lay
lowest ebb It was frequently predicted
that, Irving to the light detnatdt and
the slackness of operations, a shortage
might tiers ntten husluess improved.
That nowethlttg of this sort is now Ile-
curring
xcurring would appear. Mauutaeturlug
plants anti stags haring become tile -
organized whim pr.slut•tiott was small.
It take,. it little time to get back to
normal etBrietx•y. Now that retailers
mud wlwlerwlere appear to be dlspositd
to build up tlwlr wtoeks to normal alae,
orders are dowlug Iu at a lalrly rapid
rate, wltk•h Junkmen a hoary drama on
the• manufacturing plants. rutll nor -
mat coalitions of production are re-
auws-tI. it would appear that there may
to a st•ar•tty of sown lino. A feature
of the situation is that labor .wets are
saki to have •)sown little decline. This
(wing the titer. unlrws the cost of
writes 4ce1 itis .A. there doer not geem
t.. Int much promoter ut lotWer prkes,
but rather a tendency the other way.
The Male Point.
It *rods nett {sowerful land t.. get
that Tory crowd at tlttaen to ere the
big pint in this !onust-that the
ts,uutry does not want them there one
Tour longer.
OMB SAGE TEA II
rADEo as CRAY LIAIB
If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens
so Naturally Nobody
can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened. gleamy and attractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
a
faded or streaked appearance. this atm -
pie mixture was applied with wonder-
ful effect By asking at any drug
store for •'Wyeth'. Sage and Sulphur
Compound," you will get a large bot -
11e of this old-time recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients. all
ready to use. at very little oast. Thee
Ample mtxture oar be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied -
It's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears: after another
application or two, it Is restored to Its
natural color and looks glossy, soft
and beautiful This preparation 1s a
delightful toilet requledte. 11 Is not is -
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre -
voodoo of disease.
Choke ('Lriatnas gifts at Arthur ()isle
Bazaar, o IcG.►n•r 29.
- -''The Scotch Store
STORE HOVRS n 8 ASML TO RAE M. t SATVRDAYS
interval• through the year and r.•port tends serving hot meals' in connection results. The morning's meal eau b/
Oil thw general tnndition of ho,lith of with the bakeshop. Mr. Mitchell's prepared In the evening, and the
the pupils: This seems t.. he a wove home is in Brussels. . ' evening's meal in the same vessel fa
in the right direction.'
The deer htluters are planning a trip the mopping, the noonday meal be -
north and will leave in the near..(uture. ing either dry, rolled or whole oats.
I The carpenters and pointers are In adddt:ion to hay and oats. the colt
KriC,SBRID(:F.. tray on the impressment et the in- "should be given a carrot or two with
the soon meal, and a feed of bran.
Married in Deafen. -A very pretty tertor of 'the town hall.
took pins In St. Peter and It. A. 'Seidman has n•tunt.tt from ! ei her damp or dry, at feast twice
Paoli ‘ 6.o, h in Deo .i,it. Mir Moan. w4"+4'-hw 1'44'40'4'4-247 This may be extra. or in lieu
t oats, as Is Indicated by the appaz`
hM.n eat requirements of the eolt. As re -
ha gardd water, it 1s well to allow free
aeeese to water at all times. Where
1 this Le not practicable the colt should
ver M glen water at least three times
..
-• L dally. t
Let Him Get ReoasooMe Exercise. .
ethnnn He should -fie turned into a yard
Mot,tay morning. Idiotwr 10, at 7 for the abater.
Bab Pain and Stiffness away with ,;clack. when 3114-4 Margo ret .inn snt•i 14'wsld Hemingway wlto 'had
a small bottle of old honest liven. daughter of Mrs. John E: i4nl. teller In the (tank of Nova rt,rotia.
St. Jacobs Oil
When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, emetics. or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, doo't suffer! Get •
35 cent boV.le of old, honest "St. Joss
W" at any drug store, pour • little
in yews hard and rub tt right Into
Ilraa. of Kingsbrkig., became the' la" prowmte•I t.. St. Cathari
kir of )I r. 1'.te•r Vogt. The held! Frank (')Naps 1'. his sncewssoT here.
attired in a gown of move cauton'l MN. A. '.I1ttf:tire• and Mrs. R. 0
trimmest with military brahL,ttttendtrl'the Provincial W. ('.
t was a combination of hone .rnrenlinn in iwnt oiiass wre
y (Inviter!). the brim .emtircled - .1. T..Wou4' and Sterner of t'
.. t o tj tcliTrutttier. of the ,.agP a•t're 7r* Town, last *Pkk.
count fifty, the soreness end lameness of meat nail lilies of the valley. Miss old friends in town. or paddock for a few hours every
the pain or ache, and by the time you "hair. . carried a shower tquepdK' Ma's. J. 'Fox. of Toronto. it vi -iron¢ ;
day that Is not too rough or stormy,
end the more gentle handling and
is gong F)lizalwth Sellh•an who attended her' lessons In leaden[. etc., he gets the
poet May criftP44l Thu x"4111 , sister ns bridesmaid, wore a gown of
od needs to be used oaiy i better. His feet require attention.
ST. HELEN
peoetratmR brown Banton estpe with hats,, matelt1, Mr. M. Kenzie W. -1b took in the The wear 1s usuallynot sufficient to
core. It tetras the ache and pun right and_ ,carnet ophetia now.•s si V.
out of your beck and Buda the misery• was attended by lois !nether, -Mr. An- wP1� n h wt xext+ttxk SIM' grog them In proper eels deepp feet
It is magical, yet absolutely barmless grow long and the heels and
and doesn't burn the akin.drew wort, as hest ntlo�an. After a trip 1 Mr. ('lark sold rwe(tty fine evrinnies narrow, and the wall turns Inwards
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica in the East 31 r. all( Mrs. Vogt will of hes to II r. Hr1A, of ('ex,kstown.; below the Quarters. It this be not
gad lame back marry so promptly!..;111 at looms to their l,n4s of ^_ta7 Mr. «.14 and Mr. Houghton come up f erected or prevented, permanent
Ione•uirl urenue, Is,.troit. *Ml'1ticsn.
-�-- Your Fall Suit and Overcoat
Now is the time to select your Fall Suit and
Overcoat. You can get a good selection here as our
stock is Targe and made by the most reliable makers in
Canada.
It costs only a little more for good clothes, why
then buy inferior goods, they will not give satisfaction.
Our prices are as low as is possible to sell good
clothes.
$25.00 $35.00 $40.00
Walter C. Pridham
Pleas 37.
Oo�gIlie►.
WierWeeseetWeelletfellielites
41•
with n motortruck on Monday evening
nod left Tneslsy on their trip home.
Mr. Walla.-,•. of Barrie, Mr. Cut>'
ningham• o1 Walkerton. hiss Margaret' normal size and shape a■ possible by
Mliller._of- Vimy - Ithsa., \.-w a�et�e l the nae of a .hoalnlsmlth's knife
:nit Mr. :,rad IIn. .Toho Itlller said and rasp. The stall should be clean -
daughter. Grail.. of Toronto, we IS. ed out, at leant onee weekly. -J. 13.
Iters at 31 r. \t'a1IH.r Miller';x.
They Reed, V.s., O. A. CoUegs. Guelph.
were attending the funeral or the late
lir. Elliott Miller, of Lit.ekaow, on
Fri lay.
Mr Torr.ne.• Atab•r.on, who spent
the s liner near ltindloss. Alberta,
retnrtteo home last 'work.
Mr. wilt. Mr.. Geo. W.4,1, anti Lorne
motoriel 't(., Wexd stork on Friday to
-take in the P'povine•tal pinngMns ma toll.
They sighed In Hamllton o.er the
weelio•td.
Mr. and Mr. ttolw•rt M. -Gowan of
ltlyth rlsit•el their friends here orer
the weekend
\ars. John Miller, sr.. is in this week
with her son. Mr. Elliott Miller.
Mrs. A. Shirt rise -iced a tol.gr►m
on itaturlay from Minttewpnll., telling
of, the sPMous Illness with ptwnmonia
of her sun, Gregor. Word r.retved
later stated that he was "bolding hie
Own."
Mies beth Fitapetrirk is home from
ioodoo looking much improtehd is
health.
Hallowe'en Social. -A liatlowe'en
social, ender the simple. of the Young
I•Pnple s claws will be lash in the hall,
sit. Helena, on the ermine of Tumi-
dity, November lot. A entail f.. of
2'i eerata will be clharged at the dnor.
the wore -de to go towards •testing a
pmaiso feed.
Mr. and , KG's. Ail, Weaken end
children, of Jtnnmltler, snot Mr end
Mew, W. Phiillpe, of (loderieh. spent
Strada, at Mr. Jas. Purnin'a
arm may result. The feet should bei
carefully examined at least once
monthly and dressed to as near the
F
40,
No Gain In Too Early -Pasturing.
Farmers should not he in a hurry
to turn their cattle out to pasture,
The cattle will travel over the entire
pasture area, and by. Butting up the
Sod with their hoofs while the
ground to yet soft. and grazing off
tate first blades of grass theywin
greatly reduce the amount of feed
which the pasture will yield if they
are kept off a few weeks longet so
that the grass may have opportunity
to make a real start. Under aeorage
conditions it will by all means pay
best to keep the cattle off the pas-
ture until the sod has bosoms arm
and the grass bas attained sueeleat
start to support them fully from taiga
time they ase torsed out. cattle
should be turned on new grass the
Brat time about the middle of tie
day, after they have already had a
good fill of dry feed. They should be
driven bask to the teed lot seek night
for three or tour nights, and• gPrea
opportunity 1. eat souse dry teed
scab mernlng before /slag 10 the
Posture.
All claae.s of steak will give Mb.
ter r.tuses wbspe a variety edt toed
V
surpiled. ♦ estrum et Ilea. le
generally better than todlag seal♦
ase kind.
Advertising Ie The Medal PIM
10 P.M
Fall Underwear.
and Hosiery-
'i;
NQW IS THE TIME to get
your winter supplies of Under-
wear and Hosiery. Stocks are
most complete in every detail
and at our, store you can buy Underwear and Hos-
iery for every Member of the family.
TviI.1l's Natural Wool, 12.0
per Garment
Ask for No. 70 Turn -
bull's natural wool women's
Vest, and Drawers, special
per garment •$2.00
Women s Union Combiaati.us at
$1.95
Women's cotton and
wool Combinations, in high
neck, long sleeves, and low
neck, short sleeves, ankle
length, per garment... 11.95
Ttlleaiii.lrs Uoiss Vada, $110
Turnbull's Union Vests
in white and natural, per
garment $1.00
Drawers to match, per gar-
ment 11.00
W. .'s Pis Weave Canthi.-
aliens, 13.95
Turnbull's No. 484 wo-
men's fine weave union Com-
binations, in high neck, long
sleeves, and low neck with
eitber,_ghort or no sleeves.
per garment $3.96
Children's - Natural Wool Vada and
Drawers.-Turnbull's natural wool Vests
and . Drawers, natural and white, ribbed,
from per garmest $1 00
Turnbull's Wool Ribbed Vests.
61.95 sorb
Turnbull s white wool
ribbed Vets, nn.hrinkable,
each $126
Drawers to match, ea$1.9S
T.rab.8's All -Wool Combinations
17.50
Abaolutely all wool and
unshrinkable are these love-
ly cream pure wool women's
Combinations, in high neck,
long sleeves, or low neck,
short or sleevelt, ankle
length, per suit $7.50
Children s Natural\ Union Vests and
r. Drawers. -These tire Turnbull •s make, also
in wbite. Per garment from 50c
Children's Combinations in cotton and wool and all -wool from $1.00 a Soit
Children's Black Tights, cotton and wool, from 70c a pair
___.190MEH'HEATHER HOSE $1.50 PR.
Womsa's Cashmere heather Hose in
shades et navy, brown and green, excep-
tionslSalmi, per pair $1.50
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE HOSE
$1.95 PAIR
This is indeed the very newest in Eng-
lish Cashmere Ilnse with embroidered block
designs, very dressy, per pair $1.95
SPECIAL VALUES IN SERGE JUMPERS
Women's and misses' smart Serge
Jumpers in navy and black, braid trimmed,
also leather belt, each only 54.96
WOMEN'S ENGLISH HEATHER HOSE
$225 PAIR
Thin is a splendid English ,a11 wool
ribbed Heather Hose, very popular, in all
shades, special per pair 12.20
CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL CASHMERE
HOSE
Children's all wool Cashmere 1-1 rib,
in little Daisy and A B C qualities, in cram,
black and brown, from per pair 50c
CIIILDRENS SWEATERS
Splendid showing of Children's Sweat -
and Pullovers, all sizes, in all the popn-
styles, from each =1.110
era
lar
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