Greater Goderich, 1918-05-07, Page 4GREATER GODERICH, MAI" 7, 1915
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The Suit Department
Is Selling
Splendid all -wool Serge Suits in black and navy at.$15.75
Pure -wool Serge Skirts of sterling quality at $3.65
The Coat Department
Is Selling
Misses' spring and summer Coats at $5.75
Some good serviceable Raincoats at $2.98
Your choice of a dozen Raincoats for Exactly Half -Price
The Rug Department
Is Selling
Pro Brussels Rugs at $12.75
Union Rugs at $6.50
Axminster Rugs at $27.75
Two -yard -wide Linoleum at 59c the square yard.
A special price on Runners, Verandah and Rag Rugs.
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The Curtain Department
Is Selling
Splendid Lace Curtains at . _ .. 69c
Better ones at , . 9$c
Aud better ones still at 81.59 per pair
The Waist Department
Is Holding the Biggest Sale
in its History
And selling beautiful Voile Waists at 81.38, $1.88,
$.l8 and .. $2.38
And some really handsome Silk Crepe Waists at $3.98
The Silk Department
Is Selling
A splendid natural Shantung Silk in good washing
and wearing weight at .. . ... 48c per yard
The Millinery Department
Is Selling
New Panama Hats at ... Bargain Prices
These are just some of the miry big values that melte it worth your while doing your drygoods shopping here during the month of May.
HODGENS BROS.
GODERICH,
ONTARIO
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JAMES LLOYD & SON
Wholesale Fruit
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DON'T WASTE IT 1
This is Wall Paper Month
Have you ever thought of it Wall Paper is just as
reasonable in price today as it was
before the war
We are making a specialty this year of 15c Papers,
which are suitable for any room in the house.
Wealso carry a full line of cheaper papers and also
a splendid assortment of higher -priced papers
at 20c, 25c, 35c up to 75c per roll.
Watch our show windows for new ideas in Wall
Decoration.
TOWN COl'NCII. '
Concluded from Page 3.
i;ouncillor Wilson, a committee to
bring in a report as to wnat the faults
were, so that it would not occur again.
I'll do that off my own oat."
Disposal of garbage came next. The
Mayor said the town was employing
two teams and surely we could be
progressive enough to look after cer-
tain garbare.
A motion that the !Medical Health
Officer be asked to issue certain in-
struction with reference to the collect-
ion of garbage was passed, His Wor-
-hip suggesting that householders
,houhl be instructeg as to placing of
izarbage in tins covered with net, etc.
His Worship suggested that the
Hospital Hoard be asked to open a tree
clinic. This was a progressir a step
and the local hospital should show
some benefit to the community in re-
turn for the grant received.
The county council would uiei•t the
first Tuesday in June and His Worship
suggested to the representatives of the
town on the county council hoarse that
.in invitation be extended to Sir \.lane
Deck to come and address a plibli,-
ineeting in town while the rounei1 •_
in session.
A resolution to this effect teas car-
ried.
The Deputy Reeve thought It was
time the pubttc works committee
should see to the completion of the
-ewer
It was slated it wax still ton wet but
should soon be dry enough.
The Mayor announce.' that a bylaw
would be Introduced at the next meet-
ing to comply with the Statute with
reference to ttie utiliza Inn of Narant
Juts.
.t< Wrinkle in Sock knitting
Here is a wrinkle for our tiode-
rich knitters to get 00 to. We don't
know how the trick is done, but we
reproduce the item which tells of
+the feat of knitting two socks at
kI onee from The Vancouver Daily
Province and submit it for what it
is worth. The item was sent us
by Mrs. Evans, of Vancouver.
Lethbridge has liroduced a com-
petitor for the typical benefactor
who makes two blames of grass grow
where one grew berore. This is a
'lady who knits two socks where one
vas knit before. She knits them
both at once with the same needles.
I Che process can not be described
i here but Mrs. De Veher, whose hus-
band is a senator, knows the trick
and has become a great social
'centre at Ottawa by teaching the
art to all who will uze it when they .
learn. The inventor is not applying `� �`_. --
for exclusive rights, but is trying SPECIAL SALE OF
to make the rights widely inclusive.
By way of stimulating the curiosity
id craftswomen who have not been
introduced it may be said that when
the two stockings have been knit-
ted at the same time, by the same
woman, with the same needles, one
sock is found inside the other. It
is reasonable to suppose that the
inside one may regime a few retail
stitches, so to speak, at the Inc.
The Germans are paying a tre-
mendous price per acre for a mere-
ly temporary rise of some French
soil. 11 is probably the h ighest rent
ever paid for vacant land in the
world's history-. —Toronto Star.
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It always safe to send a Dominion
Express Money iird'r. Fis e dollars
costs three cents.
WE DO
Amateur
Developing
and Printing
PROMPTLY,
NEATLY and
ACCURATELY
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Also Kodaks, Kodak. Films
and Supplies.
JAMES A. CAMPBELL
DRUGGIST
Goderich Ontario
Slightly used Pianos
--AT—
Thomson's Music Store
One "Williams & Sons" $175.00
One "Dominion"190.00
One "Dominion" --al-
most new 215.00
These Pianos are all in good -
condition and real bargains.
Call and see them.
James F. Thomson
Agent for Heintzman & Co.
11 Smith's Art Store
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is the place for
you to visit for
those new
is the place for
you to visit for
those new
Window Shades
you need this
spring.
SMITH'S ART STORE
East Street
East Street
'Phone 198
'Phone 198