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illinery. .
'The Time * Nom
To Buy
e The Pgluey
e
To Is Here
We are very busy la the Millinery Department.
That' is the kind of proof we like that our Millinery "is
,meeting with popular app.oval, Notwithstanding
ng
the backward season, sales are discounting any we
have record of,
New shapes and trimmings, late New York
novelties just opened and passed into stock this week.
Come in and• see,them, even if you don't want 'a Hat
just yet.
,Shop in the Morning.
If at all possible. it will be inyour own inter-
est to do your millinery shopping at least hi the morn-
ing. We are always rushed hi the afternoon, but in
the morning can give you all the time and attention
you desire. Whatever time it suits you best to come
we will do our best to give you every attention, but
we always have more time in the morning;
1 W.6.Corsets leas for Comfort and [ urablitty.
ANew Carpet.
If you are going to buya new Carpet, you'll make no
mistake to buy early, and to. buy here... Early buyers get
best choice, and people who buy here get the widest 'variety
to be found hereabouts to select from.
The advantage of having two stores under our ' control
tell more for broader assortments in the Carpets than in any
other department. We show practically double the number of.
atterns we possibly could,had ;we but one store 'to buyfor:
P possibly • r
New stocks are all in Designs are attractive,pleasing
and up-to-date. They are the..product of the best Carpet ' de
England `and ' a Canada, theleading mills 'of these
signers, of C 11 d g h
two countries niade the 'Carpets we show to -da,
P Y
Union Carpets
Full yard wide,' reversible,; good weight, all. made .from
clean, honest yarns, colors will
not run, new patterns at:.....,. 30c, 40c and 50c
Wool.: Carpets.
Wool Carpets here are all pure wool; . no shoddy, no
grease; no foreign matter .to' make it feel heavy. • 1\ oth-
mg but wool,•:dyed with the best dyes that moneycan
buy. Many . new patterns -
at <.;.:75c., 85c and: $1.00.
Tapestry ar . ets
All made in: England, choice new designs ',and color
combinations , tterns suitable :for :an ' room, uali-.
.' .p� . Y cl..
ties : that will' stand hard,
z,.
37 c, 50e 65c 75c:
wear, at per yard 7 7
Brussels carpets
Handsome designs. in three popular Carpets --Nothing'
better made for rooms that are much used. •New
patterns -
• in ` English- made
p 1.00 $1 .1.0 1.25
f
Brussels at �.$ . $
English Velvets.:
English• Axminsters
ilii. ,.
e
�'a esir Carpel l at 65
gee our special' f
1
Scotch I,
rrirCU
Nothing like linoleum for kitchen or dinning room wear.
not
is much. more for' a cheap et car while'the lin:-
The cost p
oleum will wear the .carpet out a halt a dozen times over.: We
import our Linoleurns direct from Scotland; The cloths are
fully seasoned and ill give excellent wear: New designs,
either block or floral
3 widths -2 3 and 4 yards wide,.
House dealing will be on . you
With a rusk and von will need sante
Wall Paper. 1't takes a little trine to
select it, a little tittle to delir cr it to
you. You {have more time tow, so
have we. 1)e you not consider it a
reasonable proposal that you see' our
stock early, then when you are ready
the paper will be ready.
Our stock ,is open for inspection,,
'big in variety ' and good i'ii vaitt.•e,
]rices from 3e to she tier roll. .At 8e
we have some, specials, in fact they
are very special., Will you conte and
see them?
NORDHEIMFit PI PtNQS. `
Agents Parker's'Dye Works. •
Wr D._. Fair. 0. f.
Often` the Cheapest. . .]ways •the Best.
About
People
We Know
Mr, D, B, Kennedy: was in Goderich on
Monday:
112x, Jewitt of near Wing:aani was . in
- town this week. •
Mr. W, King has accepted a pos:ticn en
' the Myth Standard
Hiss Henry of Xincardine is the guest
of her cousin,' Miss Leslie
Mrs. M.- D: McTaggart is visiting at
her old home' it Morrisburg., .
Miss E. Thompson of Donnybrook ;s
- the'. guest of Mrs.' D. 13,: Kennedy,
717x, T„ 'Iowarc:, of tendon. was the
guest of: his at,nt, hjrs. Cterling,; last
week,
Mrs. WA. Brown of I,onclesboro spent.
Thursday 1a;st•.• with ltcr sister in
town; . •
Messrs: Chas. Winters and" Joe I:1oyd
• of Seaforth• yisitetl in . town over
Sunday.
Miss Walton of Godericli• has been the
guest the, past .week, of .Mts. • John
Hariz- nd.:
'slues in Skirts
Waists and Rain Cots
iWe have good reason to feel pleased with the sales in our readywto-wear de-
alrtmeut this season.
p You will say :withus, when you see the quality and style of
these Skirts, Waists and Coats, and the very low prices at which they are marked,
that these are indeed sufficient reasons for ourgreat sueGess. Nothing but giving
the best values and carrying the largest variety 'fiord which to select, could account
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for the big increase in this department. More people are learning every day that
they can get better styles,here for less money than elsewhere.
14Ir.. kr. i',. Ilodgetis returned home last
evening from ai busi#iess tripe .l to
'Montreal.
I1t:Speeter Paisley was in. the northern
. Dart of his .ilispeetc,rate this wee]] int
01E0 41 T>1iS1#' Sti.
Mr: and 14Irs. •John Cool: r of Toronto
re" visftiugr .at: the fort er'S':nloth-
vin
r's, Mrs. W, Cooper's.
.
Miss Ker; teacker near -'St. Augustine,
is spending this week at the:lrarental
home,. Mr. II. B. '
Miss Wright of• Listowel, is visiting' her cousin, ,Arts. G. Stewart :of Ful-
ton street, and ether friends.
Miss Lulu, Stanley Of Toledo, Ohio,- is'
spending.. a couple of weeks with fri-
ends in town And Goderich , tow)1sl:ip.
Mrs, .Agnew, whohas been living, at
Blake • for a ntunher cf 'years, took
ep leer residence in Clinton this
week •
Mr. George 'fhir pson of St. .Mary's,
has been the guest of his brrether,Dr; '
'Thompson, the past, week. recruiting
from a' severe. illness. .•
Miss 'Annie. Wright of Goderich was
•in Clinton cnitionday oli.her wayt.to,
`,isit her sister, Miss Jennie, who is
very. ill at Mr, .T;., 1?.al tier., s
Mr," and . Mrs: 'Dios: Alan-aghdii •; and
their son, MasterITs.reey, returned
11a7me Tuesday after spending n' few
days with fr,t.ntls . ill London;.- •
Miss Lay Hunt :altcl, :Mr. John .Hunt
leave cit. Saturday for' a visit . 'of
several weeks to: relatives it1' Calr-
fornia• whom .they havemit seen for
several years.
Mr.' John Scotehlriere•of kelso,, North
Dakota, . who. has • beet) visiting' atthe.
homestead • in. ; Stanley, wasthe
guest of his. sster, :M s.: A Towne-
l•.end, this week.
Mayor. Hoover Week
Mr. R.•.Bell are ill
Detroit this week placing- a couple of
nionttrnentS in .one CC the, city. eenia-
teries. The class of work turned out
by Iloover '& Ball must iie good
wl:t•n they can secure big:jobs iii the
City dealers' :territory,
Mi•. 13: R. T-Iiggins of 13rdtcefield Was
111 town ; on Monday celivering a
horse to an ot:tside, buyer for which
r Ire, received $ii o. A short tittle ago
liesold a pair of two-year-old colts.
.for •$4o'o, This may seems bi'g'►srice
• .ter two-year olds; bue.tlie•ce.lts were
u •r
� pair.
, it superior or
s a
AIr,: Il, D. Davis, son of Editor Davis
of the .14Iitchell t -vocate, . • was ie
town Saturcl;ay" last. He
has been
nienarg'tng the mechaii-ical department'
of. the. Advocate for several years
' past, :but., now has tinder contempla-
tion embarking in business on . Lis
own• account and may establish a
' paper at New I:asiceard, a town of
considerable promise in New Outar-
ie'.
Cot,nctllcr Keys of Stanley, his c'Rut-
gltter, Miss Keys, and his fattier,,.
'Mr, James I{eys cf Vale, Micli, were
. in town on Saturday. The . latter
c..ilie over tc ..attend the funeral - of
itis brother, the late Robert keys of
the Iia;byloit Eine. Ile was hcxrr, ill
Irclaiitl, hitt come out when' a"1act lie
knickerbockers . with his parents,who
Settled in Stanley, and atter .tieing
there for over' tliir•ty years moved to
•11Iicliigan. Time has ' dealt gently
with flim. Mr.- .Keys speaks' approv-
ingly Of the rural mail delivery sys-
' tens • which has been established in
' . ` 1'yard :
Michigan for some years and he Woih
8 qualities—
. 50c and 60c square 'dere soiltewliat that Ontario has lint
`1 +� yet aeopted it, •
New Qoads Erom Japan.
Last weak it was silks from Japan. This
week it is rnattings. By long odds the biggest stock
we ever put in our Carpet Room, New -patterns
and good qualities.
Per yard itie 18e, lei, and 30c.
gens tiros.
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Constance.
Mr. T. Proctor of T;ondon visited'
his parents, 11Ir• and Mrs. James Proc-
tor, last week.
,:1frs. Peter ritpitteau and daughter
are at present the bt.ests of her mother
Mrs, Geo. Clark.)
Mrs. Win. McIntosh spent Saturday
with her ds;ughter, Mrs. Johri 11'Ii11s of
Tl: ftrlaek,
Messrs, George �
(lar1, and' Seines
Prod crr ateslowly recovering front
their sickness.
11Irs. Wnt. Mcetaly and children of
Stratford intend.$1CUdirig a few weeks
,i
vfsitit;g friends in. and around the .,t1-
nage.
Mrs. Ct°t
tlinbauis the guestest of her
elnughter, Mrs, Jos. Rands.
Dame Rumor saws wedding bells will
shortly rintg on the Town Line,
•
$5 Rain Coats at $3
On Friday morning we will place on Sale a small lot of rain -coats made 5 Rain' Coats at ,'11,50
of Grey Crayanette.-the regular price of these coats. is ii5 each, 2*� nn •
to go at• • • , • .... .. , .. • . • • • • • • • �7. U 0 These coats were made lid+ one of the largest makers in Canada fro, this
Spring Coats at $7.50 , spring's trade and were sold to US at a big saving in price -they come
in They are ntade of dark Oxford Grey Gravenetta cloth, trimmed ' with and Wwitho�o tt scapes and belts, of Gre3r, e'ust a.few ofhth rnr left—regular made te
self strappings, Buttons and belt, regular $11. to go at... .1 Q $15, forJ ,.
Waists'-
Our present. stock Qf Waists both in. Silk and Muslin is
the finest we have ever shown—there are so many pretty_
styles it is .hard to describe them, We are showing very
dainty muslin waists at $1, $1,50, $2 and $3, all of which are
made in the very newest styles.
Silk. Waists at $3.25, $3.75,•$4,50 $5, to $7.50
As these prices we can gave you a splendid lot' from which" to choose,
everyone is . trimmed in •some way to show the different styles.
Bente with tucks; sone with silk embroidery, etc.
You are invited to call and see our assortnment at anytime.
Stylish Skirts,.
That Wear Well. a.
d It .Weil
Tailor -Made : Skirts at $3.95
The best sellingskirts we have ever shown are the ones we have at $3,95 . '
They are made of an all wool homespun: and come in several good
styles: We guarantee then') to give excellent wear, the fit is perfect.
Skirts at $4.50, $5`and $5.50
At these prices we are showing: a very fine range: of skirts all made of
cloths that will excellent wear—they are trimmed with satin folds,.
self strappings, buttons etc,,, colors aro black, grey,..ete.
Skirts at $5.75 and $6.75
Theseskirts come in ngood assortment of 'styles --shine are triode of
•broaielelat h while others s;re of fancy tweeds :till are trimmed in very
newest styles, and. are rxtede ofinaterial3 that will give earisfactory .
tvr ,i,
Skirts at:$7;50, . .$8.50,.$9 and
At these price we are showing a. very fine ran'ge.. of ,Skirts • made of
tweeds and fine black venetiai#s, all beautifully trimmed and finish-
e3 and.. come in assorted lengths • If you want a skirt a little out -of
,the ordinary be sure and t•ee the ones at these 'prices
$7.50, $13.50, $9.Q 0 and 12.0 0
. Big Bargain in Woman's
Cashmere rose
Hose Worth 35c at 2 pair for •50c
On Friday. morning we will place on sale' 200 pairs .of
plain and ribbed Cashmere Hose (just received from England)
the regular value of which is 35c per pair at 2 pairs for SOc.
Great Values in Lace Curtai s
Several hundred pairs of Lace Curtains are here for your
choosing all of which came to us from Nottingham 'England,
The values this season are the b st. we have ever shown and
the designs are very: pretty.. All our ' curtains excepting the
very low piicecl ,ones have the lock stitched edges that zna +o °
them wear longer.
Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long at - 25c a 'air
cc �t ci' . 3 _y tt +� "50c dr750 a pair.
" 3i " « "85c ,. o
• �l . ,$]..25 to $5
Bobbinet Ruffled' Curtains .
We are showing a veryfine range of thet. a goods by. the
yard, therices are 25c '30c, •
p 35c to 50e, • •
adras
Nt Curtain a Muslins .
With
fringed ed es, in
colors of red
„.gold gold aid white, 5,U
and- 60c
Art Muslins and Sateens
In a fine assortment' of designs and colors at. 15e, 18c,
20c.anid 25c
Port Albert.
Mr. aad, •1\I'rs.. •.Jclhra :Seltocnitais spent
Sunday an ay ii1 Goderich with Mr. anti Mrs.
2. J.-H.•Der:ong.
John 'Johnston is expected home ties
w
eek'.
An engineer cf the Public • Works
Department, Ottawa, was in the village
the past week. Is :there proepccts of
an election) : -
• loin Green has•been..tlu•eslliitg-,cloter
the past week... •
Isaac Hawkins; is lionic Iroi'ii Mus
lcoka at. present.
M#ss•L Richardsc:ra spent a few
clays in Dungannon the past week,.
Geo. A. Green leaves shortly to take
tip his :position as 'oiler" on the' "Tur-
ret Cape". now in Winter quarters at
t;oderiell. .
Alfred Quaid:. leaves • shortly for his
boat as' fireman; •
Quite a numb& of the eitirerts inter-
viewed, the .towerhip
council Satter-,
clay with regard to sendil•,g a delegate
to Ottawa, but'ottr council knows how
tc' save money as the, pian is the ivlii.ce
seeker,not- the office 'seeking the man.
Now,gentleetien, is your tune if. Ash-
field i4 to have a show for a harbor
at this
place; Strike the 'iron wllile.
it is hat..
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❖ , CALI4 AND SEE . US IN Q•
..•. OUR' NEW OFFICE'. IN (
• , THE : COMBE • 13J OC1 , . .;.
•l• :4.
•S TIDE IVIOi:SONS .BANI{ •
l
The Wholesale , district of "Toronto
was swept
• swfire p by i Tuesday night
• and $10',000,000' worth of prop
erty destroyed.' .
Blyth:'
•
•
Mr, Thos.1b'atson of I:ticknoiv tree
tlispcsed of Itis i:-iu-beri11hr husiness
this town to two young- mel) of Brus-
sels. They got possession and rt:au-
itteneed work on • MO:day.: .•
Mr, Thos. McElroy anti family are
movingthis week to join husband and
father in St. George's where he has
obtained it steady ;ph at cooperit:g..
On tVedncsciav a windier of the mem-
bers of T:..0, L. 963i Bly.tll, attended.
the funeral •of their late Bro,, W.
Pluker. Sr,, Of Auburn. •'I'ke reinafus.
were 'taken to Ball's ,cemetery.
Severin of .our citizens attended the
funeral of the late Haley Allen of fiIa':-
1cek, who was'so suddenly called home
on Tuesday. '1.'lte funeral took place
on TIn-a-sday. to Burns' cemetery.
(ht Saturday night Mr. John Den-
holm,. cur Norse, buyer, returned front
the west. Join is busy thiiving+ more
horses to take to the 'Vest. •
On .:Beane"wy 11ioh•nillg Miss Sadie
Enmfglt of the C«uituercirl hotel left
for Calgary, Alberta, to be Married
vS 'Jackson,
lin
1 her ria to Mr.Sohn a l til
a
formerly barrister of this trwrt. After
the ceremony they intend laming for
T'rthoha, N. w. 'I.,. where he has been
practising for sometime* .inti w•l ere.
they interul making their home in the
future. A large number of 1scrsans,
25)111 yot,rg and old, were at the sta-
tion to 'bad theoning lady; farewell
attd wish her a sale ,journey to ' her
fteiv Moine,
West 'Y'uckersmith.
-117r. and. M'rs..Williarti Balt'•. 'have.
taken ug their abode on the Whitely
farm on the. Ilurc`n Road Which illi.
Ball bought •soine' time 'ago. • Their
wedding took' pla;ee on .t'4editesday ,of
last week at the • residence of .the, bri-
c'e's parents, ;.Mr. and' Mrs. M. Sprung
cit. the Rase Line, Goderich 'township,
the cerenioiiy..bcnog svienc5secl' by 'the
inhnitedcate relatives of, the .eoutracting
'new parties, llw are a worthy eonplt:,
highly respected', and popular where
best. known. We: luelcom•C them to fin=
ckerslil)tli inlet at the -; me time. ee
press the. ,hope '.that th_y will find resi-
dence aongst us to be both .pleasant
tnd .profitable. .. . .
• Air, Thos.-7enul1 0n .lies been con-
fined to
con-fined'to the house with la grippe.
• 14Ir. Thomas Brown wielded .the.
hammer in his Usual successful,
style,
at Mr. I rank Cr et sale o�'cdoY,
-
day
of the past, week; stock and other
chattelsselling. at good figures, a tiro-•
,robrecl cow and calf briti;ittg
1dr. and Mrs. J..0, end'. were g5ics.
tit at•the. Shipley-Rowclifl'o nuptials in
t?'sborne on' Weelilcsclay week. '• .
Mr. Antos 'Townsend rcceivec',! 'a, kick
front & -horse last week which gave, •
4hi1n a limp for several days:.
•Oln Friday "evening last 0 number of
the friends and neighbors gathered 'at
the home of Mr. J. Shipley ce the
T,onhtk n Read to welcome .lhi�t t and his
hridc (formerly• Miss Esther RowcliITe
of ttsborne) to their rifest. The even -
big was. spent in tripping the light
fantastic. We join in extending ecie-
I� gratttiatfcns.,
1%1i . ('1nas, Avery hos moved Itis faun
ily .into, Mr. T,evi Wittsie's house in
Stanley for the st itianer. Mr. Avery
intends going West on a.pi•ospectittg.
tetir,
Mr. George Stanbury has beeni busy
procuring feeders to stock kis splendid -
pasture farms. He requires abetet' ice)
head,
A, .windier of our farmers heuvo been
busy ni .kilts' maple syr}tlh.
AGAIN ' N-3111SINESS,—t 13k�G 're'
intthe
I nn r in t
t o c� that a again a trio nt a g
butchering • business; having opened
out a shop in the old irstof fee where
); shall be pleased to receive at call
ciro,th ttty cslcl customers and litany
' new ones. ' 1'rotr pt attention paid
to all orders, Any person having
fat cattle for sale wilt finc't it to.
his advaittagc to leave wc•rcl at 'Illy
shop, --Arthur Couch, 'elilttonn. 15
• 4
rin
0
ere
F)or:his Spring Suit.
We'll rig , hien out in.pro-
_,.
,
per style* give him `a
nobby,suit that will stand
the rough : and tumble
wear give ; it. ' The
cost to you won't be
great.
.'Nobby Suits for Boys..
:$z.50, $3.50, .$5.00 and $6:oo.
All cut in° the latest styles,
strongly
.
- made from good
materials '. and well lined
throughout. ;r• ' L:.
If you let your - boy wear "LION
BRAND" Knickers and "BLACK
CAT" Stockings, it will save you
- a lot of mending and darning.
A GOOD :IAT
FOR
$125.
This is one of our Spring Specials in the
Hat Department. It is a verygood q quality, soft
p Y , � y
felt, conies in a neat becoming shape and in black.
only.. Has new edge, silk ribbon band and will
give excellent wear. Plain or creased', crown, all
sizes, each
One
Twenty-five Cents.
mormirro***-
i
i
Hodgens Bios.
C19ihIR9 and MCq'$ FtlPlll$hi110.