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The Signal, 1927-9-22, Page 5Flies Spread Disease Use Fly Sprays to Eradicate Them WE HAVE THEM Flyocide Fly Tox Flit Flyosan GUARANTEED TO 1)O THE \')l1 CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE GODERICH PHONE 90 MOIJEL THEATRE WEEK OF SEPT. 26 TO OCT. 1 Monday and Tuesday MONTE BLUE AND PATSY RUTH MILLER A pair of lambs running wild with a ask, of wolves for one riotous New Year's sve. See Broadway's play -life in "WOLFE'S CLOTHING" Pattie Coneedy "ON THE FRONT PAGE" BETTY BRONSON AND FORD STERLING in a Marshall Neilan hunwn interest Comedy -drama of life back -stage. The theatrical background is particularly well done in "EVERYBODY'S ACTING" Bobby Vernon Comedy "DONT FIRE" Friday and Saturday KEN MAYNARD The grinning cowboy from Tessa is back with a saddlebag full of new tricks and a thrilling tale of the West. 'THE UNKNOWN CAVALIER" E1N'('ATI1 rNAL COMELY __ Matinee Saturday at :1 p. tit I have for.aale and nconnrnend the purchase of CANADIAN ViCKERS LIMITED First Mortgage ,i Sinking Fund (ioki Bonds, dated August 1st. 1"27. Due August 1st, 104,. {'rice $91+.54, and scented interest. \'field• Mg over 111-10 per cent. NORMAN LEWIS Hamilton and Newgate Streets Piton. 476 God.rieb SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday Only Men's and Boys' Sweaters at Reduced Prices -Mese-$2.50 Working Sweaters in all -wool. Dark grey, brown and $1.69 heathers, at .... Men's $5.00 fine knitted all -wool Sweater Coats, in plain fawn, oxford, heath- ers or fancy $3.95 checks, at Boys' all -wool Sweaters, all sizes, at 89c $1 25 and - THE SIGNAL, ST.• AUGUSTINE ST. AIY.USTINE). Sept. 20. -Miss Jean Wilson returned home on Thura- tiay last after a two weeks' visit with Detroit and 'London friends. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyle and fam- ily were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shanahan. of Ilullett, on Sunday. Missies. ltebeoca and Lucy Thompson left • on Monday morning for North Ray, where they will attend Normal Sehuol. Mr. Win. Wilson made a business trip to \\'ingham on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parka, of Dungan- non. were the guests of )Sr. and Mra. Mason McAllister on Saturday last. Mr. Jas. Wilson atter spending the week -end with friends here returned to Shakespeare on Monday morning. Anniversary- services were heldlan at Donnybrook church Sunday lh d were well attended hath afternoon and evening. BAYFIELD . Do your yhoptsing this week, as store will Is. dosed on Mon- day, Tuesday ami Wednesday, September 26, 27 and 28, on. account of Jewish holidays. M. ROBINS asks GODERICH, ONT. spent a week at Itis cottage, returned to Toronto, ea 'htets,lay. Weekrend yialtots at the cottages were Mr. and Mr.. R. T. Orr and fam- ily, ainfly, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Robinson and famlh : )Ir. and Mrs. W. H. Manners and faintly ; Mr. and cruriser and ; Dr losing such valuable nctghbon as Me. and Mrs. Ityan have been. The Wert Wawanoah school fair .wlll be held 'un Saturday of�hla week at St. Helens. There was quite a barite turnout at the Anglican church total Sunday „ 1 daughter avenins, it being their harvest Itaowe' Mn. F. 0• service.. erry. 'l'hc• res tor. ►tee. S1' }:. B and )Ira. Alexander rind George Alez sI i•mhluctrtt the aervke. Mrs. Garrison,, of Goderielt tOwL. ship, Is visiting her aunt, Silas Dre•any. Phomas Hackett, se'ond son of Alexander Hackett, Reeve of Ashtlelel township, oast with a painful seeldent whip• assisting in unloading alfalfa hay at his linos. The hay was being unloaded by m,sins of a hayfork when In some maunertthe unfortunate young man got the augers of his left Baud caught iu the pulley. The second lin- ger nos ev,mlih'tely amputated, while ander, London: Mrs. 'rambling and two daughters have returned to Lw `fin• 1 avin spent past six weeks al IS Robin- son's cottage. Mr. and Mrs. F 1,: Tdwarda. Ploy Edwards and itucy Woods. little Miss Miriam Fisher and \Ir. G. M. Fisher motored to Klneontine and visited friends on SupdaY. Mrs J. Munn. of Seuforth, called on friends In the village nn Monday, BAYF1EI.1t. Sept. 20. -Dr. and Mra. P. Maelwuntl, who have spent the Past few weeks In Jowett's Grove, left for Clinton on Sunday end will visit there before going to their home in Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Jowett and Mrs. E. 1'. Merner motored to New Dundee n Sunday and visited Mimes Izetta PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT. Sept. 20. -Messrs. Glen and John McLeod. 1Mich., Mich., ac• - red companied from P Tmo by Mra. .1. A. Green and of Toronto. and the R. \\'. (,r win John on the return trip on Satur- Master. J. J. Hunter of Ktnoardine. day.were present and gave addresses. A Niles, Audrey 'Hawkins. of Rlpth. I number of visitors from the ladies'. spent a new days with her aunt, Mrs.I larges of Goderlch and Kincardine W. O. (trey• here attended i.on-+also were present. and after the 'vork A number freogs e I of the !edge was concluded a 13104441,' I dun Fair last week. reps rine wens +Vent. No donut everyone will he glad to I ' the others were badly crushed,.unel It will be Mime time before -he will hay's:_ the use of his hand. L.0.1... No. (171, Dungannon, had a big night on Monday. when the R. W. Grand Mistress, Mrs. George Keuuedy learn of the Improvements being made on the had curve of the north hill In n this village )fernrr and Ethel Jowett. • WHITECHURCH Miss Selma we t. a GenttnPr, who has been i NVIIIT'F)n11UR1H, Ills -'Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hart and son, Ted Hart. rlaltn^ 6er sisterg lir+. Roy Frltzley, I vra Maher 3th1, Sept.S.11 an Mr. and of London. are sienna -frit )oro[ seek at er home in Patin- t has returned to 1[Mrs. Wm. Cassllek'. of Tee•swaler, /VIM their cottage. Miss Dorothy Hart wood• Mr. and Mrs. Lester Falconer spent returned home on Sunday. Mr. Tom GiPa. of TFunRnnnnn, is Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. John Fal - Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Shannon, of Toronto, Mrs. TA' Roy Hiles and hahe and Mrs. Jennings, of London, who vent this month in the former's cottage at Lakeside Park, returned to their homes on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kerr, aref Whtthy, arrive[ on Saturday and spen,Mnr a week'- honeymoon with \irs. F. W.'Baker. Mr. Geo. Stanbury. f tewart and Kenneth Stanhury, of Ezeter. are -among a few days at the former's • .salsas. Mr. and Mrs. Wightman. of Detroit, are occupying their enttage (formerly Mrs. Cowles home), Mrs. R. I.. Monkhouse returned to Toronto on Tuesday to spend ew ON's. A large number of Western the Ezbibition on at- tended the field's civic Thursday last, it heiuR Iia,v holiday. Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Abery bare re- turned to their home at 'hondesboro' after spending the summer in Mrs. Stothers' cottage at iAkeside Park. Mr. Wm. I.. Cameron. of Detroit. is Ivlsiting his father. Mr. A. Cameron. Mrs. Thigh Maclaren and family "Jack wa+Tierd ap last night by two have returnedto tlwlr home at Port men" I i't in visttect Mrs. Madi.aren's All tbe camping hT tli•laaelhie oars. Mr. Geo. Green. „f Gexterleh, spent a week with relatives here. Harvest home services will he held In Christ church on 0,•toher 9. morn- ing and evening. toner. Mr. Chas. Dodds.. of Golden Valley, Parry Sound, 1s visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Peter IA.aver. Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Harris and Mr. Fred ('lull. of St. Marys. and Mrs. 'Ogilvie. of Toronto. spent the w'ee•k•- AS$FIELD Iene1 with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. (John Clubh. d Among those who attended London IMP wan. ar..D. Sept. 19. -Mr. John i Fair from these {arts last week were Mean, sr.. neenmpeni••d by his dough. I \(r . JAR. Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. tern. Mrs. Charlie S„bh and Mrs. \tans Cornelius, )fins Irene Mnnre. ,Ewart. Jamieson, attended the funeral' Mess Wm. Bee.'r,ft. Mr. and )Iris J. of Mr. Cowan's slater. Mrs. Walker of D..Beecrntt. Ernest and Florence. Mr. Ingersoll. on Sunday keptemtor 1Cth. Darold S!11r1InR. Mr. and Mrs. Henry We are pleased to Is. able to report , G+,dkin end Alex. Coulter. that Hiss •idly Macl�euzie, who under- I Mr. Wm. Iluwthorne•. of dtrantfnr'k the Western Fair. Lriud+dt. last week. went an operation a month ago In I is visiting his sisters. Mrs. Kerr and I Mr. Stanley Todd and Miss Sera Alexandra SIospltay C",lertch. arrived 'Todd visited London and other points. and has made a I Mrs. Jos. •Holmes. home on Saturday Mrs. Chas. R'ightman spent last over the week -end. splendid recovery. week with her elalight(r. Mrs. Jas. } )ir. Frank Todd's Aberdeen Miens QTc. John West, Mr Hugh Jr.. r. I Brigham. of Blcth. 1 cattle arrrred home Sonnet te'. bring - ale. Mr. 'Duncan Mae- ' jr.. Mr.I Mra. ydneGregor And Roc were in lInsest their laurels with them. Harry-.feDonald. 'M Alvin Collinson 1 Rev. Ii e and Mr. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Ru London Exhlh'tlnn. ten. of Detroit. 1s ford• spent the Miss snails Ramp , parents here. her .many friends in %ahflel'i and Mn. F visiting I Mr. and at Ripley. R llmer. 'if: f Lueku Hiss Stink., Ma0D„nald, ntrse, ofiwIth Nlr. Gen. and .rr+ v .s • 1lste ! +l+l,i l,.g a $4. �yi�ar r esu t' Thursday, September 22. 1027.---4 DISCOUNT BONDS HAVE CASH VALUE ANNOUNCING ---Our New Cash Discount System and Mi way home .""_SBelltsr�•tted. XXX51CMC5COCXXXXX5A X;�Xt�sXyt��q�rt�dlrfltriflof�afltt _ X sftilYrllathudltiRli Misses' Winter and mother. Mrs. Wm. Stirling. Ins. who Professor - 'Awed C. "lodging. Ladies' Coats that Are Different • NEIN ow EVER before have m nute, the colors most beautiful,e to lthe qualit the ou. The styles aasseuring ingup-you s. The new Co best,oa in aiw wonderfulselection tof all purchasehe w cloths nuvellabloom, Coats come in woods possum, int, del broadcloth, ndbetne.re all All the new featuresltrimmed shown also the op - possum, mandel a newest shades. We invite you to make your selection now. hey are most attractively pr Wonderful Fur Coat Values Girls Coats \\'e have a nice ..election of Fur boats for Good quality velours, tweeds, mar - yon to choose from in Mendoza Deaver, French vellas and duvetynes. All -wool in a nice Seal and Persian I+nmb. Some are trimmed range of colors. Lined throughout. Sizes with squirrel and sable; others have self 3 to 14 years. collars. Men's and Young Men's Overcoats We have just rtceived:a ship- ment of men's ad young men's Overcoats in the season's latest materials of chinchilla, Barrymore cloths and fancy tweeds. They are semi -lined with satin and plush. Latest styles and shades. Come in and see these while the range is at its best New Fall Dresses -. See our new line of misses and ladies' Fall Dresses of Rat crepes. satin crepes, georgette and wool jersey ma- terials. They come in the season's new- est shades and styles. Simple, Self -Working Plan that Saves You Money on Every Cash Purchase 0 N satur,lay, .epteiuta•r 17th, we are inti lotting a new system of CASH IiIS('OUNTS.' For each and every 25e. you spell.) in this+ store , xeept on sugar; 'lour ami feed), on and after that -date. you will_wee'ive a-l'A"H DISCO1 NT BOND. You can then Use these BONDS in this etOre ju-t the stole as money. \\'e will re- deem then,. ert their lull 1;ere value-- at any time -in Any numher-on 'any purchase. These BONDS mean an additional Ilia- ooent on prices that always represent the • highs' -t v:tlue� obtainable in quality of goods, and of service. 'There are no strings -no eonelitionu. Just make sure you get your BONDS -then cash then[ here whenever you are staking purchasr. . No-ThxiftY.- Buycr Can Afford to Overlook the N orth-While Savings these Bonds Offer CALVIN CUTT 1 1 Groceries and Dry Giants Phone 1i6 Kingston Street Cash Discount Bonds Save You Money ST. HELENS wr Ii DIA. 1R, petit 10 -St. Helens' mmunity was well represent.e,F :It chltfl ld Mrs. Whitfield. 'l Reid. of Brant- Mrs. 'lark. Miss Annie ('lark. \irs. r • n ' Niagara 'last week. 'W,•st attended the s sr wePk•en,f with his 1W. E. Gordon. 'Mrs. ltobinw,u Woods 1 I1 and Mr. W. 1. Mille' attended Wroxeter atdthe red "MacDonald and Presbytery meeting ow. rp eta Sunday )lnndev. Mies HA \h eplold• I 'Mrs. F.. Cranston ai 'nt the •week - Hamilton. is enjoying her holidays at the hone of per brothers. Alex. and Tom MoieDonald. near Lochalsh. Mr. Ilan Cameros of Detroit. to visiting his brother. Mr ilunetin ('am- eron. and his many other friends in •slrfle ,1 The reception he n wPI'l AUBURN end at Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. G. gtuart attended the wedding reception of Mr. and Sirs. Need McGregor at Htntoilon Friday AltTtl'RlN. Sept. 20.- Mrs. J. John - week -end with the former's daughter, i tight. Ston mud \blas }:..1. Blair sliest Edea Mr. JAW* SitiFartane: who lies (uvr- 1.1111P4•41 n TAM A few miles front Rinse ld 1 Milton hall I V e Mr. Fred \IaeGregor nn I Sl \f and Sit for . rs. Bop 'Porn'' of SI11ehel1. I "Id.tilowwb with his ta/ul• l• Mr. 8114 r Friday night. September .. J. Stoltz and Mrs. )ir and Mrs. McFarlane hnvr been splendid sae, -s. Over e Itis esus n I W"5- De.. weer the guests of )Ir. residents of onr vlelnits for over f, nr wn linndrrd Pnjnrr, 1 1 enolase of th r•omnnuu c t1 DRESSMAKING have n'tnrned from Torontai and am now pn'partd to du dress- making. Fina -claw service at reasonable prices. Wedding or party dnwea a specialty, Miss Sangster at Mrs. J. atraeian's, Huron Roel, THE GODERICH S1 Itr.. saes. of Kitchener. Musa 1. 1110 year.. And we regret to see them ¢+,. were present and dancing .vac I whn has three visiting her Rt• - I - - The hest wishes P i until the early hours of the morning• I cots for three weeks, returned with with Them to their new hump. \flee lunch an Address in the yo ne them. roipiP wan react by Mr. Male•dm Mae- New Fall Hats ; Miss Bertha Wagner loaves whn+ T.POOAII and a ,eelldlllel ; ' tens' week to attend 'Stratford Normal handed to them be Mr. RNonremmIttal Rod SineLen• wIl 1 I -,For "herr nnne„n,tnittnlism. the Iw„ non with the Ira wi+hes of all pre>rnt•• Slr it. McLeod. of Stratford,. spent little negro ts,S+ `yin couldn't rind 1 tc- i t Ad r,s•riyrd n Mr. MacGregor replied flttlnc y. e. pressing ills anor'" iatlon of the hand- some gift and the kind thnnghts and good 'dishes for himself and h1+ wife. - DUNGANNON DUNIGA-NNON. $,•pt. 21. -Mrs. Will Elliott and dauglder Beryl, of New Liskeard, who hate been vi.itlnR the former's mother, Mrs. J. ityan. for the past two mouths, left for their home last Saturdlwr. Mrs. T. G. Allen returned home on Tuesday after a two weeks' visit al Toronto and Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. G M. McKenzie and Master Malcolm and Mr. Hishon mo- tored to Stratford last SatunIay afternoon. Mrs. Wallace and daughter. of Cal- gary, are visiting 111 the home of Mr. and Mra. Jas. Hamilton. Mr. Ik,hlitt, of gotten Valley. called on friends here lie-; week. '•s Mr, and Mrs. F,I'-ar Thompson. of the week -end with his parents. take the ente. tS,un,o 1 iBorn-on September 14th. to Mr. hook from the flirisnnestree. and aa+ and Mrs. Geo. Lawler. n daughter. being questional lei- his little friend. Mrs. Wm. Meld. of (:oelerleh. is the itnsttls . inn -T Of liar sister; Mrs. A Itetle,R+,tt WIMP Oh vo• book?" "lfir+r-wdtdat+ek' 1 Mrs G. i Sturdy attended �- Samba Arrntlufi Walkerville. return,.1 home last Fri- day after a short ti -It with the form- • Ts. m. - -- T9:='Sfts.�trn.' We are pleased t,. report that ,Swiss 1'ARAMOT"NT. Sept Cathcart (s weneling a week will, Ninhe( Thnmlesf1n• wLo returned hone ,I friends In Detroit. from the Gndertch I,oepltal lest Wed Mr. Donald McKenzie. of Detroit. is nesdAy 1e r1nlnR nicely. I visiting his parents. Mr. and Sirs. er�s mother, M W Thompson,. Mr. e ed • e"l the title know" Slr.�m the funeral of Mr. C. Lovett, of ('Inn- ' Ingly. then shot, d the book under tun. on Tuesday. Basins' nave. saying': 'lbw ye' h:' On Wednesday of last week. at the I RnshtA took a coni look. noel e[. Goderieh manse Rev. It. C. McDermid etnimw}. "i lm 1s. i-n't 11'' united in holy matrimony Mr. Fronk 1 Itr.itlibc and MIs Janet Thorn. of Col- borne' township. After the ceremony e reception was held at the wane of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. \S'm. Thom. for the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. Afterwards ' the happy couple loft .by nmtor for , Kitchener. Toronto and other places. On their rctnrn they will resile nn the groom's farm Past of Althorn. The (lest wishes of the eoattnnnll}- follow them to their new lineal,.'3trntMnl, i+ Sirn hHenderson.fi1o visiting her friend. Sirs. Manning. PARAMOUNT The regular Iwo:rhly meeting of I .\lac (. \hTvenzle. the Women's instfnu, will be held nt (,o,leriell the home of Nits e'• C. Brown on 1 Miss Fraser. of Detroit. Is the ¢neat n to, 1 n' ThuMdny, Septaons•. I 1 Don. Mid 1 , d nalll 00141141 West Street Hardware 1 WE HANDLE Repair Parts for All Makes of Stoves See our range of Quebec Cook Stoves and Heaters ALF. TEBBUTT & SON l d,er 29th. nt of Sirs • o'elnek. The t " elghtiorlineas" \1r. 1t .%. Grant. .\Ilan errant and.' r ---. I itot \ieliav left last \ edsteRelay on a ! -_ artair1n to th,• VI est. \iL s 1ass1 - 1. v011'0112 her Is to he taken by WS. T. Ross. Thr 11 tohe noses, (ed-bT.e'n ow I f rirlP t h 1 i It hr. )ir e roll ea 1 Hind,- n it'A-nn 'stings.- other. ler. ' 11:1ty. of Hamilton amPltzer, of ' r c S t' s - U.•. J. Snvnic . Ills. .tunic Mett"nnld. of Hamilton I in¢ his rintt¢hter' 14 visiting with frieuTs nt le,e•tt-Dish. chic Rev. Mr. Potty 1- visiting friends 1Mr.isKandy McLennan. of Detroit, is The new Fall Hats are C`�1C }lead- Inn London this w,ek. t•lof his cuter in rof T$'Iw. hugging mod^_Is. Cut designs in felts, There will is no s''^+IPP In the song showing inserts of velvet, are one of the I Henn aimed neN4 `elms!• owing to I \11•w.s .\file 1Gesa mild ,011i1PPn IT� rigs of Toronto. enol \lis+ Irene newest and most interesting character- the absencenumbern[ fain„ 'he r• Preshy tensa , Moore, of White, hitch were Inerts d SCC these charming church herr were entertained by the 1 of Hr. .Task Henderson hist week. Mts. Mat Johnston, of Toronto Is tl*Itw:R with her »,rentl at ranrler. \piss \tort ('ook IR visiting friends , at l'Inf lRier. All.. Thonrn<on. Vito wens Betting with Sirs Sem. f'. 1.1.41111. has fc inn,,•,1 •+, neer home in Pennsylvania. I 1stics. Come in an Hats, You will be delighted with them. Young People's e:n at Lnrknnw on Monday night. 11 't congregations took pert In the I" -ram, which con - NOTE on•NOTE- -.POWs and dithM' ,o ---- 1 Ogre(' of mn•Ir. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September -- forms of enh.r:,,lnment. Refresh - This }nes ay store will be closed on Mon mrnM were served n' the ewfo. 26th, 27th and 28th, on account of the Hebrew holidays. I 1Its kin) s ' IICret'°' (AP ' \ 11 A. CORNFIELD • _ N. l The also th of Fronk M. -Char rR nr Mr. and Mrs. Fred iRis w err 1 Wednesday, SrnTentlt'-l' 7th. MI gamut!, Int Tn of Mr, nnSOulnla , It beingntheI1tis home'nn the hnndnr' of .t.t fl.1'I I nt dneknnw on golden w•e1dinR anniversary of Sir. de' The Therswal was s+ ar as"'luted with t n li j mid Mrs. I ('ratsr.rd We emigrate. i,'t,' Thomas 81nrien.midAbine"lin kit for ' late them on baring renew,' tills 1 tenni. SHOP that the of we,l ens life versa to enjoy j, hnrl1efarmedcliout 'he 'Intl11''lris1Illnessl,nl tear wn WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO 'liar they may Ir pa h*i Ile wn• n member of Itdpler "SHOP I moor titan drape y'an Phone 418 �M�+ �' e f anis 1 OO F' lir fa snrNrr•d by his end ;Hen's wen West Side of Square I Sir. and Sirs ikrry Ryan At I •n' I this k having I wife and' one son (Nicer. The fnn- Ladies xxxXxxxx XXXXMCDCMCCMCDC ,s •"mrvsrr�'F tsCMf'"r,34fft'?w inning to Gmleris'h t t a we'' u purchased a hnttse thotl. We regret seal tank plass to Rip'.ey eemetrry. s}rttn: war nw)ffr'Nf4rrrrxrt'}FNt1iWirPITIV"aMt,sen,wrwv . .. .,•.r +.'�e. '-" ,. v.. »:�. ..," ..:. e,. .±•arv'aww *a�ery ,»tern �. ,+is r,,.rr.r,�^w fir, +r *. 1�'ao 1'.��':xs:':;:i#t«u: ,wrrrw '^a't•Ai'tt t-+.1)!n;r rte ( �'l lar !e tik7r' .)..!i s 'rk'. 11'f "b.'1iswtxvtk'd fate"i+"'ria':tr559i419'' 8)j- mmae,sr=-iaiii;fi }y Winter is really a delightful time.i When we prepare for it properly a iitl Frosty nights and crisp days. " Even snowy. blowy days-. Are enjoyable when there is warmth and cheer indoors. If you want to have ■ good time at the ", 'inter Garden Show ordering (;et ready for it today by Folks your winter supply Coml. -CALL THE -- via roue For Good Clean Coal C OAL J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY Phone 98 - Goderich ew Fall Footwear \ patterns, and first-class I Snappy lasts. smart P leathers all combine to make the season's, ;aa neweeat Shoes very attractive, assuring style and quality at very moderate prices. "Our Windows Tell the Story.' TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS, SUITCASES, HAT BOXES, ETC., always in stock SHARMAN'S Phone 158 Th,. W. Reg. Sharman n