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THE SIGNAL,
GODEIRICH, ONT.
Ths 5torr With tho Stock
Prince Clothing
for Boys
FIT FOR A PRINCE
The boys cone-
sure they tin; ulna• they
Net?? a Prince suit it i, halal
t. sen them tit ordinary
make.. Thr t, tire e!iT-
ereut, the 'loth looks good
and is good, and tailored
like �-uuyg nten'e Rarmeut+:.
end' etikta very little more
thou the ordilhtiry kind.
They are moth cheaper in
the end. ' Made With one •.r
two lours of Lloowers.
If you haven't tried a
Prince Suit -Try One.
W.C.PRIDHAM
& SON
fMoo's and Boys' Wear
noose 17 Next Bank of Montreal
i'REWF., Mer. 2.-)4r. and Mrs. W.
'Drennan attended the funeral of Mr.
Jtwrph Taylor, of l.utkuw_ Loot 1(.t_
urday.
Quote- n number from around bei
attended W. Twamlei'a sale last Wed-
meiday and report -it vary sareilKot.
Everytt:litg sold for a good figurer -
The young people of Crewe are.pat
ting on a play In the ...hoed on Marsh
From Our District Correspondents
Made.; to t!he eah•ation Army and u
Krent of I�'J 1.1 tic-'('Intoe/lt 10 114.
MhUw. Irl! the til4v�w ludegrtlty 1'Q.
Insurance scheme. Taa ardor was take
_ •• ea. Bylaw No. :1, .aulburislag the
n)Ib. T'iu•n• fa tri W. a box kraut herr 111 at v�C4'Wltt.
the- piny. After au.. tetteaded Illness flea.•
!t.
Mir. H. •1. !nuke made a Lu-ineaa Steinke pe►sd sway at,her home In
trip to Imolai .w hast Saturday. Walke•rhuru, 'She, was a eonstatent
Mice .Uwu Blake visited friends
in 1;oderieh Sart week.
GODERIt'h TOWNSHIP
ti 'I)I:Itil'H Tl)WNSIIII', Mar, :1.
- We have not lieurj of .say damage
done by the ell rthi! ua►e in 1111. ri-
eluIry. -
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. iite are the
)s 1 parents of a fine Itchy girl.
e'. ere h
I,•. !
rat lin the new hospital at
r'.4tntary 24th.
We are plivasealL t•. a,ey Ht' eh..
» muel.
F.dwanM her reit ue 1 h raw•
s-1pr•.vwt in kc*It
M Cwi..0 chary the pa -ler. Mr.
1V 4, .1ie'.1. taw ma .lwn% tottlmeuve.1 a
series of interim tng it.•rw••u, in,
l'hrl-Ilan frtwlona $creche nit usual
..•v: t:•).lyth a• 1 eiet.a:k:--eteta.laat
N..•rybody wet
• once.
The t•ler)t o , 4iide•riele-fi.w nship re
torte the vital italb•tk•v`'•f the town-
ship ter the 'prior I1tt Jr follow.:
':t1(: taarrIag.•r. 2; deaths,
o.
UNI RN
.\I•Itl'itN. Mar. 4. --Mr. Eugene
Itidu.•. 01 Stratford Normal School,
sent the week -end at hie home here.
• ]tie Irene tlovter. of Iflyth High
S.hw,:. w1(s home for the week -end.
Th.. annual Interdenomlaatlonal
day of prayer of the W M. S.. which
.41(41 to have been hold in the Bap-
tist
apti.t church last Friday. was post -
potted owing to :he storm. It wan
held on W edneeday afternoon of this
week.
• Mr. -Chas. Scott. a former resldent
of Auburn. wbo bets been in Kitchen-
er for the pain year with hie uncle.
]1�1forn
engaged
,,um by 111. JaIDeet Jack -
for
adtaR fqr the summer.
eV. 1'. Ranee and Mr. G. Sturdy
attended the temperance convention
In t'liuton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ziegler (formerly Mims
yn Yuunghlut I is tame on an Untended
visit W bt•r parents. Tier mother i.
America's -Leading Incubators
and Brooders are now being
sold in your own town.
-THE IDEAL
Incubators and Brooders
hate been the reading - machine. in
the 1 tilled Stat.•. for 33 •.airs. 'chis
year the) are (wing sold in ('ansda
at a trier much below other mates.
of similar quality and three maehine-
are built to 14tuVa lifetime, aryl hate
a veiliew 4'll:tr.:r.t7. nigh rter) ,
machine.
member of Knox eltureh, Anhurq,
She leave.- to_,q►uuru her Iowa her
Iia laud 4110 .Wughter Jean. The
,.,,mpsthy of th.1+.. Waunity goes out
U. tieen_in their 11.aa''uf trouble,
Irish , t''
1, le c 1 h 1{
. r -•.-air
1 rn d
x,
r
will be pnee•nted 1e, the Fortrters'
Hull on Friday • Mai -ch 13th, under
111.• aurplles Al-ihe Epworth League
I et the Metlurdtai' church.
There la only one nay t,. make money
Ant of poultry th-da), and that in
try areitielal 40,11hatit'n and hro4Hling.
4.M )our rorkerrl. 4M1 the market
%Isco the) are worth Me a Ib.. and
pair pullets Lying in the 1a11 when
egg`• are Silk to 7,Se a dozen. /'all
and ..w U.ewe machines and be
nmt int d.
ROisERI WILSON
Phone 165, GODERICH 1
Hamilton Street Massey Harris Agent
1
New Spring Merchandise
New merchandise for Spring is arriving every
week now; Ginghams, broadcloths, linens, voiles, silks,
cottons and sheetings. Splendid range of designs and
colors in every dress material you will need for Spring
sewing. Ask to see the new merchandise.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAM
Splendid range of checks and plaid designs in full
range of color combinations. The width of these is 32
and 36 inches.
4- -
LINEN DRESS GOODS
.lust new and a good range of shades. They are of
the finest quality and guaranteed fully shrunk.
SILK BROADCLOTH
In shades sand, white, navy, black, orchid, note green
and russet. The best quality and suitable for dresses or
lingerie.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS
New shipments just received, your choice of lace or
vile new starched eollarq and cuffs.
PILLOW COTTONS AND SHEETINGS
Of the finest quality. Pillow cottons in several qual-
' itit'w and in widths 40. 42 and 44 inch.
Sheetjngi either bleach, or unbleached in widths 72
, inch and 81 inch.' -
SILK HOSE (SPECIAL)
(rf exceptional quality, gond heavy weight,
of .ha.le4 and sizes. (Tearing now at per
pair
full range
$125
Rnv +your linoleum frill Oil -cloth Floor Coverings Now.
' oii will obtain better Serena- and better prices.
THE S. A. GRAY CO.
Lel: RN
l.4)1'It1 KN. •Mar. 3. --Mr. Will
t'htatl.I'u left Sur Port Coi&.r&r on
Motrin} 1.. net's fit out the bout 111
which ho rmeets [u gin sulling.
Mary... rhe funeral took plate from
tht. LYeshyterlan ehnn•h here uu SA--
untidy,
ut
unlay, Rev. Jas. t4•uhle• taking the
-ervh•ee at the 0hureh and ut Wittg-
n:int r'ernetery. 'I'1ie sympatlq• of the
e•Ululul►lity gueo exit to the foully 4u
tls•Ir sad IIreavemeut.
Mr. and -Mrs. Albert a iwroj. of
Aal.tield, visited uu Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. e. Purdon.
Ja 1'u cru
Mrs. J.... Tiftlu event last Beek int
Toronto with her slater, Mrs. Ttlump-
✓ Ua.
Mrs. Wellwood, of Orangeville, 1e
vl.11ina :with heir daughter, Mrs. .tr-
t ar Moore.
Mrs. `W t 1 vishod e.
m. It chlor. a v1 y I h [
week with her pike. Mr.: t\'u.. R1ae
..
k)ut d Wtagham.
Mr. Meltllk• Beecroft.. of Loudon
Normal S•t•hooI, spent, the N.»•I. end
With hie, parents. Mf. alldeaer., .Lehr
BABY'S OWN TABLETS Beecroft
ALWAYS IN THE HOME
1/114.1. n mo4h. r ha- 21-4.41 ICtby'. Own
Tablets for her little ones she will
use nothlug elae.and a/ lo12g as there
are Mahler" I, the .home you will al-
ways 11124 a ben of Ita_hy'a Own Tab-
lets on hand. Thousands of mother,
have brome convin,4rt through the
actual use of the Tablets that there
iA nothing to equal them in banishing
conaNpati.n and indigo«tion: breaking
up colds and simply fevers: expelling
worms and promoting that healthful
refroshing sleep ..0 ueces_ary to the
welfare of little onset Among the
thousands of ,mothers wbo praise
Itaby'a Olen Tablets to Mn*. Aire. .1.
i'erry-, Atlantic. N. B.. wbo eaya:-"fe
always keep Baby's Own Tablets In
the Make, sag know of no,other med-
icine that tan equal tient for the
minor Ills that come te- Toting Choc.
dren." The Tateets are mold by medi-
cine denier-. or Ay--saf44 at 21le a bog
from The lir. Willtaaw' Medicine Co.,
Brockville. (hat. -
WNW/YIELD
w}:WPFIEL1), Mar. 7ii�s Mar-
jorie Walden, formerly of ton.
la_shtktng her uncle, Mr. Wm. Wal-
den.
Mlae Gladys Seguae. of Nile. is "k-
iting her ,aunt. Mr.. Forte., Keating.
Mr. ltcrt. Taylor spent over thee
weekend al Goderich.
Miss Angie• Wirhtmau left oh Mon-
dale
om
da! ,tor a few meet(/' - rt•4it w.kh
friends at Myth and Rrueetked.
Mr. and Mrs. Toney and daughter
Ruth. of ('hatham. arrieed on Tneve
ollty laxt. They are going Ave teak♦
heir hotpe in these forte •`a.. Mf.
Polley has Nought a farm .in . t'l•
Itlyth gravel need. about a mile err>Jti:
iteIgra►e. ,
114111.. a iumbe from this emanate
intended
flc intel41(44 llr. .41(..11 Jehn n1n's
Bahr. - - _
111ENMI LEK -
li1.C3tii, _Thar. 1 M: F__H.
',Waitrr$wand !Lev.- `W II Mf»s At.
;,..1,4,,t elle prot)ibl:io.. • .. in
' Clinton Uu Tieaday.
lies... Iti•rrymin.,of .:. Lr.• 1,011
a k•w days t.•t weil: wan her • not1c�h•
t..'Mrs. Rey atehrittr. ,. • •• s Amin.
reify '111. -
Those who are planuiI tit at ad
tlfir-Tiia 1w' Aid play oil -tote - ••tflth
might to botch a few tn4nlit.ea every
day. so that -there wilt he n.,"..ratkwl
fuer% that night �'
tr
Neat Teday eta -Mint. MW
aro'1Oth.
a debate betwyeen Mestere. Stoltz eared
Italthby. of Auburn. and our hear
Sys, brewery r. Keith Oarduer ani Ito,.
,Fisher, will take plate in Renmiller
rhnrrh. -The*,ubjert is: '•Hes..h'..1,
that it la better to live 'in ('nnada
than In the 1'.tl..' our t- eki-1gNo-
•,wsatlre nide. The do or wit' .1M•
welter at a p.m., and while Abe Judaea
are bringing In a deebsiob\ lantern
*Wee will 4e shown ah. "The p.
and Paper -Industry."
AAHFIZ1.D
AHiil'I191.1), Mar. :..-Mr' Win.
Finlay/am has n•turned to her hum.
1(1 Lorne. near Kincardine. after
.Ipending it week with her -sister. Miss
Mary Stewart. who has been ill.
Mrs. I)urr•an Melntyre ;,1 visiting
with friends at Detroit for a few
weeks.
Mr. Albert Thain visited frieuth. at
Le4,urn for a few days last wee),,
Mhos Alice Ma0Dknald spree the
week -end at the bone of her brother
Furl, at Pon Albers
-Mims Lottie MacKenzie. Port Al-
bert, /pent the week-ead at the home
of her perste. Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
MacKenzie.
Mtwara. Tom and Jack Bogie vis-
ited a1 the home of Mr. and Mr/. Wt
N. Johnatao last west.
A slight earthquake tremor was
felt here last Saturday evening.
Mr. w•m. .Mcleod of Ripley, won
of Mr. and Mao. -McLeod. 1 n hal»h,
Is under medical treatment in i.ock-
now. Wo whits him a vrp.rdy recov-
ery.
The Steelton )(and will hold iia
monthly meeting on Saturday, Nareh
7. at the chun•h, at the usual time.
2.30.
Mr. and Mew. John Mackey and
family have been down with the
grippe but we are glad to report tbcy
are recovering a/ well as lean be ex-
pected.
WlIiTRCIR'R(.'H
WHiTFX'Ht'RCf, Mar. 2.-A jury
P111111411 death occurred it, our village
on Wednesday 1a/t, when John, eigh-
teen -year-old eon of Mir. and Mrs.
John Clubb, died atter a brief in -
me.% of five days. Besides' hie par-
ents. he leaven to mourn Mil three
mistier:. Jean (Afro. Norman Stewart),
of 1nrknnw; Cora (Mrw. Fred Ma-
rk) of St. sMary', and Ada tarn.
Frank Ogilvie) of Toronto. and two
brothers, Fred and t'alvie of IN
Miss, -,Aust -Yott. is .in Ball this
week and will h• arcoml.:uli.»1 -hone.
dose
prover! nicely after bier •na•r..ti.n..
Mie. Jeauette R. ('ottle, R. N ,
sprat the week -end with hersister,
Mrs. Thu''. Kew, of Wingham.
Mr..-Jlow., of item...field. i.' -v110146 ^
with nor mister, Yrs. John ('tube,
Quit.• a number In thi. dietro•t
noticed the earthquake shock on teat•
urday i'veping.
BAYFiELD
1 rr 1 f tf INNI Item the 1'nlou
I'O1�OS:4N •e' U W tag tl
Bank, us read the third time wits erlr-
1atelitNt\l; .Towz.45111'. mit. 4.' rkd' Rer•v4 1:Inu and (buurlllur
Ml r. t'1141e. .(. Lt.rls•rtsou nturn_a Sottt•erby 1►'en• ntttherila-d 16 Iltervfew
home from Toronto uq Itaturday . v -
ening lust. Nra. Itobertxuu remaining
lot a few days with her sister.
Mie Mary E. Baxter slant a few
r syr with her brother George in 1I,sl-
.last week._
• V► )Il':'Earl McKifi itt..•f Ashur*. ---wan
visiting fritn eta in the neighborhood
Gni stet,
.1 nnmis•r of young people' '1114Te• WEST- W.tWAN1tQIt-
beet) ettjoylog themselves 1* the ev- The \Viet Wawa -molt mtIik•ilul
)Ie• lWrrzoR' n hauling wood
held its ragl
th4r -meeting
1
eh-
eninga on Mr. Rented Mltvhrll's tenni. ruxry 1Ttli with 'all, • the tn4•uilr•rT
to bis new• home In (1,41rleh. Ii'--j'pre.el t uirl •he lte.•ve presiding. Tie•
a o the
the 1 1 t .A tuft and i � minute* of lust meeting a t
tnkee twees�eteslon of Mr. STSs•'. .lore trer.surer'/ stntemeut were 'read and
( 'ungl'ntuletluur are ea read. rl to eecepted. The folloe•h.g tngtltutiotrs
Mrs. .11ex, Stirling Ii,, Elm 4)kr. , receir.ri,t,granis: St. 11e1e•n1' i library.
formerly of Ik•umiller1 am! her lute- pp): '.\nhnnl and thmminnnn\ Itbrer
band, who w.•re married Saturday Iasi.' `4,see., 1't .•ash:' the i'lili 1ren Oelt•
% ' ►oil w :�•
111.' 1lesal Realda l'.4 n• the, 1eir,ha.e
of two email graders and one 'road
plow. The followiaccount?.acrnaccount?.Were
ordered paid: 'rhe SignAle -
Ing. 1(1.50; 11. 1' m)rson. mgi•-
Iratlou/ _slew" .\Jjourne.1 to 11114,1t�^tt e t 1.G
r _
It. 1:. 'PH(1MPS0N. Clerk.Y'hey wilt make their home on tthe#13. The .vdlk•tar'e
;;room's farm at
,'ugs-, Ma-nitoba• 41 »1, the aualwt 4.1 in
v.a.lt,l int-
(tswhldetulatcuintcg I* s4rr i4724•.1nt•ao.1Inkhet'o. 41144'-
amr ttnnll)• !Neel»I. T11.• full sl 'itte
ofihr n. -wi•ri -appdnt.., for 'Pell.
Treasurer, \1'u. J. Thomism': 'Abs.'
TT. Rupert M.•:\III ter; itt�ws..r.
Ras. Murray. T .r 4nulllers, Stowe.
1►arnlu tend 1,1 aline.- NIlltcr,-pn•u•nn•1
OtMr rq►Wrl. wr' t'a1re•er•plell.
The 1tintnrlt ndjuhlurnitivf t' s - Mart:
17111. at 1 p.m.
WEEKLi' HOG GRADING REPORT
• for ilttr,ai, trunty fur week ...any
I'.4.raary 211... 111111 -- •' '
Total )t.rlaw
tlrtrnrr county . 1Mla •J75
Whets
Thick smooth 1 I lea
I/eavIe, s 3X 5
'litre heavievs 7 2
Shop hogs -- 13 11
Lights and feeders 4 4
Roughs 1
R.1YP'IFL[), Mar. 3.-)I r■. Mal- •tluw, No. 1 •
eolm Tome to %lefties her sister at }tows No. 2 ".14
Sault Pte. Marie. Stage ; 1
MI.. Alma M..•Ka) retuned to •
London on Saturday.
Mrw. H. Weston to tieiting her
daughters -at Detroit.
Mr. Grenville Arkineon. [h•troit. has
o mitted for the summer and is ot•-
cupltng his cottage. -
.411Jr,. Tb4e Brandon and family
noted on Monday to Mr. Lout+
Tbompx)o'a home. .
The box modal riven nosier the sue -
tikes of the local L. O. L last week
proved to he quite a success. Tlit•n•
was a very good attcndaoce and a
pleasant evening was spent. 1'rrt¢e»-
sir• euchre was played &tring the
first pert of the evening and after
lunch (lancing was indnlasd in. The
winners of the prizes in ent•hre were
Mr. R. Muir. jr., ani Mre. w•l+w.o
ll••ard. first, .air. A. harrow and
Mr... A. Brandon carrying off the
booby prizes. The hrxee. which were.
very attractively arranged and filled
wit 1 11,,. good things which gentlemen
like and ladles know how' to bake,
were auctioned OK 'by Mr. G. H. El-
liott of Clinton.
hire. F.d,. Waatnn, who underwent
an aper:It%()p.Se-Ondrrieh-hospital no
Monday. Is .improving niMly.
'Rev. A..tracforlane. we are'-orr): to
report. it stHl-quite IIl. •
Th # I P. S. are holding a v.r•.•;•.•-
ny
li4'NGANNON
Word from Detroit. ''where Mian
. Sharman, principal of 1 : utral school.
baa heen unde•going t r.uMp e , ie
that she 141 much improved `a
proapw•t i» that she . will 1►e
I•return hum.• before long.
TOWNSHIP COMMA
GODEKi(JII TOVV NIFIR1P
The council of Goderk•h towrt hip
meet in -Ilolmemrille on Monday MOkn•h
2. at 1.30 o'clock After the usual
1 routine buslnees u grant of 410 was
1'.
11("t i,\Y' lr\*-__...•ere'1-j---Tis-
• doe• 4• , •,,( >West t _-
Ftr • 1 or •e 1'41 t>S fi 171-1•'.-
n : t• .n Tm•+dwv this wee;:..
�h.• om n'i. In»jtnt.•.hitend• hav-
ing a h a'.tYt \on xlnr h
ialMarehr-
', ltlth. F tuft •r particulars,neat w.»•k.
Deep •1, is iMtng • cl►n py
rr.•tyernr w •errmmnnitr tat the--
arty decor b' of Mrs. Hary f Trolear-
nf.r . .qthe who wits vary highly
rsl.'..med J Who until a 1:'!.• over
�,a per a tilvl .1 on their farm on the
atimc ton of A.hfi.4d. The fun-
rr -rvlft will he held in the Meth• ._
ndLtt,-th114re Thursday aft.•rnpnn at
4 e'efock.. J )terme•nt will be to [hta-
aq soon' tr•nlet Pry.
Owing to the death of Mr/ arvey
Trt••ay.•n. t e play emaI.»ft_; What
lhot4
given' in the-Metballat church on
nada; 4•tenitg. in p)rttp-orrl iudrfin-
hely.
Calvin McIntyre and Maurice Deus
have _fftpyneb, home after spending
ter weeks slotting friend -4 at London.
Istvan and other points.
711.• 4iris of the Mission Cine rave
a mi.ldnnary drama in the tae/ememt
of the Methediet church on Friday ev-
ening. ateornpanled with pictures en-
titled. -With the Mllwsionary in West
China." (awing to the storms, weath-'
K the attendance was email. Tbh,
pictures were shown again at the ev-
ening service on Sunday.
While old Felbruary acted quite
humanely during his twenty -eight
days' mojoun- With um, he showed
enough of Ma old wild nature on the
last three days to remt.d no that be
was not yet to he coouldered among
the, peaceful. clvlllud months of the
` yi•ar: 'Contently he Intrude to main-
' fain At loco/1 a ''our•polet-four kick"
as a minlmum. Unlike moat politi-
cians.- however, we hart. to 4o with
. atm only ogee a •year.
Me. and- Mrs: it Pealland, Dungan-
non. annnttnr4 the engagement of
their daughter, ',dna Lilian, to Mr.
Norman R. Moffat, of (yrluke, son
of the late J. A. and 1Lrn. ]Moffat.
of Carluke. Ont., the wedding to take
place early In March.
Nnw the secret Is out. Roth J. A.
Currie and J. A. .Me(huslanil hove
been 'striving for a beerier. St.
Catharine.. Standard.
'Ndoix fi.olln Paine
QUmstjsh
Neuritis
Neuralgte
rareL orf dr.m... hoe.. bora at
Q' Q.trteN 2nd rerun rutin from
T. C.'. act Aimed, e. N. 4.en• that
}w.� the pate. They eontain as d.eeraroe• p '
04 torahs. drug. Year druan.t nests•
��.aralI. t..1(.. a.ed )I . for a.e.r•,..
Totgaarisassa. Tercets.
$1.00 at..um•e lam SacHMrlart...
HaIt 1.
Hew Nau..iat.
5474 Lumimeo 3474 Pain.
TRCes TCAPaUlLBA-r,C
RMPc.g, TX
1
"SAI' IT WIT/I FLOWSmir
GEO. STEWART
N'1. RIST -
W, ddiilg Ktutdw4-Eland
x1514. a Spe r ial l) . Pious 101.
W. Price -
Grocer Elgin A i
-- - -----mss
SPECIALS
Laundry wap'.
1 3(IQ
7 iia+,,
for
II_
(.1pilano Salmon
large tin 974
\rb $.wp Fialos
I'er. package 144
Seim'• Tirala4e Calmat)
-`ll-oz. bottle 31s
(food. delivered free
lour orders solicited
W. Price
Thune :.f.0
Ooderleh
z DUR\t\i MILLI Clerk 1
4
More 111111 .sir miTit of the ildtabil int- of North %merles win
lir at 1lotae during 1r5.
1f every taxa is the Canadian army had neer killer? on the
battlefield it would hate been • Wow to-tagl;er the world. Rt111
ninny wore. --11)01, womtn and ehildnro--wilt die right at home
12111115 the 110144 few olds. -.
You haves° guarantee. You may Ice tyre �f them.
Protect )our loved oawt liy-n1tariavt to
The Empire Life Inu,realte Ce --
C. D. BENINGER
- General Agent
Wert Street Phone 414 Goderich, Ont.
take great pleasure in
announcing our
First Spring Showing
UR Exhibit consists of a- limited but exclusive
• ._ane of samples. les. which adhere tothe
.
range p latest
decree of fashion.
The models introduce the newest fabrics, the favorite
colors and thtchoicest styles of the, seaon,
To those who intend buying aTSuit or Coat, we would
mace -the suggestion of selecting their garments early, as any -
sample. bought during our "Spring Showing" will ' not -be
duplicated:' - --
So the' earlieryou select your garment the better choice
you will have.
We extend a cordial invitation b the ladies and misses of
Goderich and vicinity to inspect. our samples regardless of
whether they contemplate making a purchase or not. -
Last Celt
A complete clearance of Winter Coats, at rockbottom
prices.
Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
East Side of Square, ODERIH
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