The Signal, 1902-5-22, Page 3T001
ur two wort fatuous lines of
en,
Women.
feet that we also carry the
at money can buy.
values :
xtsastee edgs,roltsy
52.00
tee, fancy pewit
$2.50
exteasten sols, rope
52.75 and 53.00
from 11.00up.
ear, from $1.25 up to our
ING.
es Della $tore.
eat J. WU
Co
JUST RhUE1Vl.D
Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
Ms teed l• good ter stoves
grates -le malty hshl.d
glyes out r roma heat.
est Virginia;Lump
Coal.
Scranton Hard Coal.
lion ieae)ed Nat 30oM.
per 100 Ibe, er
$5.150 per tea.
lee; IT A TRIeL,��
m. Campbell.
h. March 10th 1902.
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Air
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"Goderich"
Common Sense"
Dunlop Tires,
•ct and guar -
Ready -mixed Paints,
Doors and Windows,
PHARD
ain the Air
ANI) KEEP OUT
es,
ugs and
Mosquitos.
ors
ws
)thers adjustable to
RIGHT.
3V /EF
Goderich, Ont.
STOCK
immel and untrimmed hats.
up.
.11 and inspect.
HAMILTON
STREET, . .
.tf mit .agepge eta, weLweg wiP
A Page for Women
A Melange of Special Interest to the Fair Sex and
Good Reading for Everybody.
A Petition.
Lel me today do something that
shell tike
A little awnless from the world's
vast "tare.
And na.,J' 1 be so favorie.l ie to neuke
of Joys too tawny sum a little
more.
Let Inc nolt hurt by auy sailfish deed
or thovg/ltlese word, the heart of
fit, or frlewt.
Nor w'ou1,I 1 peep, miseries, worthy
need,
Or e1u by thence where I should de-
+len d.
However meagre 1.
wealth.
Let me give something
my Mock
A word u1 courage or re thought of
health,
uroppa, as 1 pave for trouteed
hearts to lint.
Lot me to-slgtt look bttok aero." the
Minh
'Tweet dawn cad dark, and to my
conr;tence my
U,e.,use u( tome good act tu beast
.R rata,
"fee florid 1e better that I ►Ive to-
day."
-Elia 1Vheeler Wilcox•
my worldly
that el,aU ail
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2 RIOT OF FLOWERS
• ON LADIES' HATS.
••••i•i•••iif•NiliiNi••e
hurtle' IJ tv, r in tee Lowey of
z.. emery Mae the flower awl ((te-
rga hat llourltbed w eonsplcuourly
as this searxt. Not only flowers, but
Iralte ales are btougtt into requiel-
tent and you ere entire hate made
of leaver end lemoal, under else, of
'curse, but still .Miaow; tu mtuta-
t
is Is a' sort of exaggeration of
the rlglnal Idea, u freak branch of
It, eu o .peak,. beet here are the hats
ptainiy', in evidence, with others
which aim made of foliage, and (ber-
nee and ullrge awl small apples,
with a to tipple !aureoles thrown
In. The b ht fruit and tluwery
arc really v y et(eetive with the
aeutral tints the materials.
The grutmdwo of these hate inns
be 01 net over th were frame. or
strands of s.lken trues like green
grass pia)ted Into r
The .mart feature If millinery ie
t., produce etniple effette with a
great amount of L,Ix,r '-verytbing
which sun be borne etcua for the
high pllets attached to th ecu- I
Portion. le po ltively n.Cesea at ,
least It would be If there w aro
riewelenC• salved up with pr)c_ of
bats.
The poise of the hat on the hO
1t1 changed now by putting it bat
In the crown. Th).. rnl.es the hat
su that the brim ear* trot droop over
the face entomb to leery the hair. Al-
tho gh 11 mode. is wee ov.r In trout,
1t carv.•* upward a bit wood not.,dowu
over the ryee like the hat of last
beat. OIL
White Wee awl naffoo hate are as (
smelt in the n. ei. ne they were last
winter, but they are boat on broad-
er line., with lice Inevitable end. of
taco at the back. els• pretty wntlel
has a
tia'trti
ts; black voelvet
ribbon
around the crown, with a coachman's
rosette and ends at the back, theee
falling over the lace ends.
Notiang to mtllittery, however. Is
quite et, marveUvus as the straw.
so glossy and fine In colors. an.l so
ornamental that they not only form
the Irate, but trim them ae weal.
There are 'straw cab.echeris, bows
act rosettes, and (lowers and leaves
are made of draw. The chryventhe.-
mute strnwe, which made ouch a hid
for popularity early in the .•awn,
seem to have lei their day.
AU the shade, of ecru, ,yellow and
wood color are ',prevented in
straws. A prr't., ..op.:• kit of the
latter showe bee. he. of punk berries
at either side t•i the orowo ami roa-
ettee of coral pink taffeta ribbon
ender the brim. lfumrf,ce of roses are
bx the .ams• tt ay.
Th. Panama will be wore later
on for a sfttrt-walet hat, awl Mae -
thing which le MiJ-tt,. be tighter than
the Panama to called the Bangkok
bat. One of theme is shown in the 1)-
lustratlona with' only a bawl for
trimming, but it Is a, soft and pil-
able that U adapts Nuel( to many
different ehnprs. Along' pretty hats
are made Por blae'k and wtitto crit.
Then there are hor.e hstr braids In
basket Is. hlon and what is called
Jttlobair straw braid.
REUBEN DRAPER
Few flee have hid such a Thrill-
ing Experience.
A Quebec Oentlerwaa who Iterates ea
latereattog ntury of a Narrow k. -
cap -Happy Dellveran.re JusL In the
Nick of Time.
Brletot, Que., \iny 12.-(Pp,rlal)-
'Teem are not mem., men or women
041ve to -day wire laavc pawed
awough amen a tvrr:ble trial as Alr.
R. Draper, of ,offs place. Mr. Draper
gays:
About four yours ago I was tak-1
IN Ai with whine. I tbought.._
Orate!.
[ was wufferlarg great pain .w 1
bent for tele do,tvr dao gave me sous_
imodin)ne era -a -ss -Werttte
alai n.
•
tie entre twtee nese aol char`-
.'mrd'Warn
�yd(.l.Inrs. I was a little
better but �" at all well, anti Insa
sheet time nit.` j took anottw'r bad
Vele
This three I went It,` aAa:!►er Doo -
Orr, with about the end`s rrreee'lal,
Only 1 era. rather weaker all ulna
Data
'Then a ruin adrhsrd me to ft`s
Dod4'e Kidney Mlle, for he wni.l they
bail owed Mw me4iter.
I tlrtro*ht I would try .thele nod
I tet a boa aril eo,wneneol to take
ale tui Agana away.
"In JIIrt ona week rafter I had tak-
en the% first down, 1 mewed a stone
cls Varga as a bean,, and In frier days
atter 1 pewee au,Otiber about the
Men of it grain ,d bariny.
" i71tM genre nits groat relief end I
oneameneee to feel batter at mow.
"The improvement eneetlnnnd and i
Rind eremite' very rapidly ontll
la a short Um't 1 was as wog we
.tier.
"This r over fewer years, ago, and 1
ftp'sat t hag the slightest return at
tete
awn es t twit 1 Mow
Wow temlt ally intra was an abeoletq
Pwallt0eat 004" , ,
enneeee'-heheererie erreelle direr IT fir MP SIP We
Shoes and Slippers
uiwt'uagtve, da
pesevuwvritt silkblack teaseigurand thethe stock nganyr
, of black with nothing but their flue.
.lues 2104 a monogram at the aide to
make them out of the ordinary.
1 li.gb shoed b..ru their up-aal etoek-
Wltb a Little Talk or Hosiery, Luge when the pattern begin' at the
Hews* aad ni ." tabor top and extends nearly to the
Sy Avelino Pxtimcorr. bees. Title pattern a very elaborate
1 arse Is In many melons. It 11 trot fluµ
.r, I pored to be for show, sheen the
The colonial "sipper" met be gown, however high 1t be held,
feA *bond not be lilted lofty enough to
every outfit. It comes in varlous 'bow the 'stockings above the tall
weighty and you neva two pain, One 'Moe top.
vhould have the thWt sole and the home Embroidered Lep.
Cuban heel. Tam slipper Is made( Empire stockings are embroidered
01 patrol leather. Ite tongue ahuuld' in little wreath and monogram. and
be high and there slwuld be a bright the Dully Verden stocking,' hint
backer upu.t it, with a scrap under.' flowers worked os. them Such didnty
ncath the tongue. i+stockings thus.
Theo you WI)) need coloninl 1111a.1 And white stockings will be worn
per., In, the situp.• of a heavy leather Ole 'maven. For the h.w.e and for
pair, with hull -high heel, wide toe, I every occastou except the pedestrian
broad tongue and black enamN' trip there will be atockkgs of white
bo"kle, with button strep under- milk, of white tide, of white slip.
uealh. 1 .titch, raid of the new hal( knitted
The sensation of the (lour le the' kid, and there will be emeeoldertd
Du harry heel, whlo), is three melte, and trimmed in many way. to match
high. Thiel Is for a house awl plass, the gutvrt. U net the demo.
rho.', but it is wont an the street.' Shoe laces will be to black and in
r thu hu street.•
! athor le best. But write and in tun. But the somewhat
or the house there are satin Amos blaarre red acrd blue laces will be
Mei shoe's of thin ungiased kid. The rstMrved for the colored shoes.
Du Barry le worked vtlth beads on the Mn. Prder.wek Pe t:ow me.
hutep area the tongue is vary__sn11r_
and much beaded. But the teeter,. MI -Wis. riadi eewskl has ae many ntee
the heel, which le three bushes high' clothes as the will buy, for her ador-
s.1dt more. , lag husbeJtd sees /A each new one
The woman who geto up things her-' a harmony. She speclahy has shlrt-
self Inexpensively. eau purchase a waists "%mrrlcalne" of many trues.
pile of Frcnn•h heeled shoos and have She owns 0 'ere fine assortment of
lam added to the heel until they are varicolored taffetas and tor " see
very highe indeed, Then she can style" one can look over her ward -
head the toe Anel the tongue. Thur, robe to edueatlotlal advantage. She
the get. a Du Barry cheap wears her , loth •e w, 11 one buys teem
The high boot is it pretty thing, 101 this side, a 'hi ig that Americans
It lie very tall and Is laced up the would Ont do so bully to Imitate
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