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The Signal, 1902-5-29, Page 108 THURSDAY, May 29, 1902. THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. SUMMER GOODS OF EVERY KIND Can be found here all the new things for sum- mer, 1902. Our prices are right.. on the bottom. The best values we have ever shown. NEW MUSLINS. lfaudsotne black fancy muslin, fast color, rich silk effects... 20c, 25c, 3tic New linen colored Muslin, in spots and fancy patterns.... 15c, 20c, 25c. 35c White embroidered Organdie Muslin, in new pattern, at... 35c Satin stripe Organdie Muslins,in black, pink and blue, special at 25c, 35c NEW WHITE WAISTS. Buttoned down the back, stylish embroidered fronts $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, Special white Waist, trimmed with embroidery and tucking, regular $1.00, for 73c MILLINERY. Trimmed Hate. Sailor Hats needy -to -wear Hats. Children's Millinery. HOSIERY and GLOVES. Latest polka dot red cotton Hos- iery for children 20c, 25c Black and white polka dot Hobe, new wool sole, cotton hose, for ladies, the most comfortable stocking on the market, et .. 25c NEW LACES and VEILINGS. Handsome black, cream and white Applique Laces. New wide Insertions, in black and white, New Embroideries. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING. Summer shades, new shapes, best values. Come end com- pere our prices and styles. New Shirts. New Underwear, New Hats. New Ties. Coupons on all Cash Purchases ! CASH OR PRODUCE. Smith Bro's & Co. AROUilD TOWN. Tut TzAresas K ERZ WITH Co -If any ens noticed during the past weak ao un. om mealy large number of handeome, smrt- looktsg yauog ladles about town, and felt Metall surrounded by ,tome peculiar mental lofloenne, In the presence, as It were, of some ' trant* payable phenomenon, the cause. we bays no doubt. was to be loaud in the annual meeting ot the school teachers of West Huron, whtob took place at tris Col legate loatltute hers last week. The town was Invaded for •.venal days by the school mistr.ases and, of course. the school -masters, ten. of the dletrlot, and It Is no wonder 11 there was Injected foto he atmosphere • prfoolple of superior Iol.11ipeoos end men tat activity. N e are sure thet the people ott:oderloh enjoyed the visit of the teach ars, not the Ica from the fact UM a goodly n umbs( of them are home grown, and that they will be weloomed Bak with open arms whenever they Dare to Dome again. THE. Wt.TRINoTIG Anita' Cuoitt -It le difficult to .sprees the degree of •.tldec• tion with which the audience at Victoria Opera House on Friday evening lett beard the siosiog of the Westmio.Ier Abbey choir ooaosrt party. There was a fairly large boas, but If there had beep any adequate ooaoeptloo among our townspeople of what war In store for them we venture to say that there would not have been a sent 00- owapled. 'la singing of the old E:aeluh ballade and glees of which the program was mainly oompessd was orqulette, and the voloes showed a degree of culture and re liniment which must have been • source of keen delight to the finest musical taste In the audience. Tee chorus singing, the part song, the aloe of Mr. Bre.oeoombe, Mr. Hilton, Master Phillips and Madame Hoo. Loa- indeed, every number on the program, which was ,eneroaely leer/themed 1n re. sponse to repeated s000ree, was ptomaine to the extreme, and everyone was vont' when the cloetng number was reached. We are greatly pleased to learn that there is • proepest of the return of the choir party next year, and if our Musical Soolety can again secure them there w111 be no doubt of the reception they will receive. The So - Mete d•.sry's the thanks ot the community tor the privilege of bearing so talented • company, which has been received with ec'nt In the largest cities of the 0000try. COMING AND GOING Robert Brown Is noms from T.rsate, Navies oompl.ted his course siblK(Ii111ie of Phsrmecv. Miss Sloane left on Monday to attend Lbs funeral of her brother to law, Jamie Morri- son. at Alton. Miss Gwandolio Colborne bas returned home from Toronto, where she has been standing the University. Rey. (' A. Seger, et Toronto, wee the guest ot his paresis, Mr. and Mrs. C. Seager, during a brie) 'lett last week. Mn. 3. 1) Long and daughter, of Wino - ham, returned to their home Timed", morn• log alter s pl t visit with Mrs Sallow., Rena street. Freak 8. Rink and .on, et Toronto, spent • few drys the past week visiting their rel. e nvie In the tows and township. Mr. Hlok is a superintendent of building opera- tions for the York Comity Teas and rags Co. and reports that building in Toron- to is very brisk. Dr. J. M. Turnbull bit Thursday after - norm for Mina and Toronto, and will leas Owen Sound this week by beat on the way to his new looatloo *4 Pilaw Albert, N. %%. 1. MEETING .AT WINGHAM. A suoo•ssful meeting In the interests ot Mr. Cameron was held at Ningbam on Wednesday evening of lest week. Thine Mae • Inge attendance and the speakers received • 'pendia hearing. U. Stewart was the ohalrman. The tint speaker was R Holmes, M. 1'., of Clinton, who In a splendid .p•.:h disoue ..1 the finano.al and educational yu..tlo°g, Mr, Ronne' gave may good reasons why the Roe. Uovrom.at should be returned and ailed upon the electors to oast their •ores ter Mr, Cameron on the 29th inst. The candidate, M G. Cameron, was the next speaker and he wee given rouslag cheers when he root to •peak. Mr. (lam Bron for the most part of hu speech 000tla.d himself to pummel matters and proved to the.udi.00e that many scandalous rumors that were afloat In different parte of the riding were fate and wire used against him for the purpose of Meeting him. He did not know Mr. Mitobeli's policy In this cam pale°. He (the speaker) had been holding meetings in different parts of the riding for two weeks and be had yet to meet bis OF position trteod on the public platform. He referred to Mr. Mitchell.' "lacing the pledge of the Temperance Alliance, and asked the audience how they mold erpect any man to eery@ two masrrs. Mr. bluebell could p• t eery. the Coe servatlyes of W..t Heron, by whom he was nominated, and ales sera the temperance people. Mr. Cameron stated, as he had stated •t the nomination, that he was prepated to follnw his leader, Hon. (1. W. Ree., In the greatest measure of prnhloltion that the honored lender of the Government would Introduce. Mr. Cameron 1. a rpleodid speaker and his ad. Area here will be the means o1 wino's' many votes for himself and the Roes Goy- ernmeet. Dr. ifsodonsld, M. P., East Huron's member in tbo Ho$pe of Oommnos, was the ba.t speaker. Ht revlwsd th• temperance question from the year 1/363 down to the present time, and by his argument 'hewed that the Liberals had given the temperance people •11 they had ever asked for. He showed that at all the terga temperance oonvantion., resolut,00a had been passed lavorlat • yote by the people eat the 4eep• tion before any law should topassed TMs 11•. ale* matinee(' the foot that ministers of the 'impel would gay nary thing' about politicians, but they would say thea. things to • pleas where the month of the pnlltlolan was sealed, and he could therefore not de. fend himself or gave his side of the question The 1)r, said that Lha pabllo plettorm was the place to discuss these questions and he world have been much pleased to hare men oppo.ltlon at the meeting. The Ur, was In splendid term and his 'peseta should do much good tor Mr. Cameron and the Roes Government. Oppovltlon was Invited et this meeting, bat no person appeared on behalf of Mr. Mltoh.11, The meeting broke mo with altars for Mr. Cameron, HonO. W Rnas and the King. ATTRACTIYE WALL PAPERS, both in Price and Design, at .. . PORTIO'• BOOK AND WALL PAPER STORE. Buying as we do, direct front the Paper Mills, in enormous quan- tities and for SPOT CASH, our prices are away below the regular retail prices. it goes without saying oar papers are entirely different to those commonly shown, having the striking, stylish and Up -to -Date effect, besides costing no more than ordinary Out - of -Date styles. We are showing them in patterns suitable for Halls, Bed Rooms, Dining Rooms and Parlors, and ranging in price From 4c. to 50c. per Roll. All Papers marked in plain figures in Show Windows. Terms strictly CASIi. We have still a few Window Shades left., complete with good spring roller, 25 Cents. PORTER'S BOOK AND WALL PAPER STORE Telephone No. 100 11. (hurt Houle Square, Goderich, SNAP SHOTS. -- M ITCasLL's name is Mud. —"Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees." - It is never Gum to exchange good government for bad. —A vote for Caruso* is a vote tor Roes. A vote for MITCHILL is a vete for WHITESY. —After the ballots are counted on election evening, J Area Mi rcumu. will bid adieu to prohibition agitation. --It looked as if "Helen's Babies" were running The Star last week. Twiny and Benue were having • great time. —The old Tories who are crying, "It is time for a change," aright try voting Grit for ouzo to relieve the monotony. —These are great temperance ar- ticles that aro appearing in the editor- ial columns of The Star these days, we don't think. —There ie no truth in the rumor that Prohibitionist MITCHiLL asked Prohibitionist TODD to haul in his sign sins thepresent contest. —M. G CAMSRoN may not have the Goo Goo element behind him, bat be is supported by the best element of the thinking people of West Huron. ---The Star had to crawl under the barn last week for its slanderous state meat concerning Dr. HCxrsR. The Star is accustomed to the crawfish act. • —Lest week we wrote an item about "James" Mtrenzu, and the in- telligent compositor set it up "Janus" MIrcHKLL. That compositor knew the name that suited "Truthful' JAMB'S. —s/ AIMS MITCHKLL has killed every institution that he has been connected with since be came to Goderich. Even The Star was as dead as a door nail until A. M. TODD put roma spirits into it. — It is perfectly lovely, we are in- formed, when the deep, rich chest - notes of A. M. Toon'. barytone roll forth at the Prohibition meetings in that soul inspiring hymn, "Throw out the Life Line." — J AMU MITCHELL -Lt OO IIeCative ability. He has practically ruined the West Huron Agricultural Society, and has botched every public matter that he has had anything to do with in the past twenty years. —We don't know whether it is BAI.AAM or the Asa that bas been edit- ing The Star for the peat two or three weeks, but we should not be surprised to learn that it was the Au, which is the more enlightened of the two. — The man who votes for Me. M tr- uest]. may think he is doing prohibi- tion a good turn, but in reality he is risking the defealsd the only Govern- ment and the miry' party from which prohibition has anything to expect. —Read the opinion of Mr. Justice STRAIT on the immacnlateJAres MIr- CHKLL, at the time that the latter wes a prisoner in the dock, and had to Partake of a diet of crow, "with all the feathers and no gravy," for slandering hie betters. —Tip to the time of going to pros elAi MITrHsa.l, has not given a straight denial argent the signing of the license victuallers' pledge. If lie has not signed the document why doesn't he say so like s man, instead of beating about the hush 7 - Miss WIGGIN, still persists to her story that Col. J. P WHITNRY received $10,000 from the liquor in- torewt to take his present stand on the liquor question, and MITCHRL1. attends the meetings and allows his leader to be slandered by this andacinns woman. -The Clinton New Era 'sizes up Prohibitionist Toni, as follows A.M. Tone, the Junior editor of The Goderich Star, is a I RIGHT and SHINING advocate of prohibition. He does believe in etlrrieo DOWN the t.toUOR traffic ---and practises his belief at the expense of other people every chance he has. One reason why James Mitchell should be elected is the fact that Dan McGillicuddy and The Signal are the most hitter enemies he has in West Huron, ---The Star. -And when JALtRi Mrn'nsr.t. is hopeleasly and irretrievably in the soup on election night. Tete Stowtt, will claim no small credit for having put him in the tureen. Mr Cameron says Mr. Mitchell is afraid to meet him. Mr. Cameron is invited to Mr. Mitchell's meet- ings.—The eetings.—.The Star. Anyone that was preeent at the Dungannon nomination will not need to he told that .1Amss MITcflet1, is afraid to meet M. (l. CAMRRO* en a platform Why, the poor fellow was scared almost. nit of hig boots, and his store teeth rattled like oavteneta when he tried to reply to Mr. CAmURo*. I1 was with the greatest difficulty that he managed to fill in the time allotted to him. The audience was relieved when he closed, and so was JAMIE M lit. H SLL. —James MITOugLL's Star has been at its old business of slandering pollti cal opponents. This time it was Dr. IIUMT&R who was the victim. The publication of the libel in cold print brought MITCHELL (0 hu senses, and a quirk apology was in order, the con- viction of 1892 looming up before him with its attendant eating of crow, "with all the feathers aud no gravy," — It may be just as well to deny, once and for all, that the mention of Prohibition, or; any Member of the prohibition deputation, was hissed at the Liberal nominating convention at Dungannon. The report is false, as anyone who was present at the con- vention can testify. Mr. ELLIOrr, president of the Alliance, thanked the chairman of the convention for the courtesy with which the deputation from the Alliance was received. —M. K. COWAN, M. P., speaking at London last week, said he had travel- jgdover nine constituencies in Ontario, and had found a different Opposition policy in every one of them. At the caucus in Toronto Mr. WHITNEY had said : "Let us have no policy ; let the men take advantage of the local con- dition in each case. guide themselves accordingly and get there." And so the Opposition in West Huron hit on the prohibition dodge, knowing that there is a great prohibition sentiment in this riding. They have pulled the wool over the eyes of a few Liberals, but sight will ha restored after elec- tion day. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. 1'ou can't make • mistake by ordering your tailoring at Ir. J. Pridbamb. 711 and style perfect and the latest Moth" to select from. Coronation Day, TLnvsday, June 26th, will be • public holiday In Canada. Let Thursday evening the Marone Bond g ays the first of the summer eerie" ot con arts on the Square. There was quite a large number of peepte ou: to hear and en toy the program. The report of the convsntloo of the West Huron Teachr•' Aesoolatioa and an interest- ing article regrdtog Or. Meldrum will be fogad in the supplement Issued with this n umber of 1 ns SIGNAL. A progrssd)'e *whets party, for the b•oefit of the boepttal food, will le held •1 the West -.t rlok en the •venisg of 1hured.y, .1 aro• 5th. 'pickets will be 50 oats, ref, .h - men's and dancing Isolod•d. Doors will opea at 8 o'clock ; plate, to commence at 8.3C sharp As (nvltation is extended to all to attend and spend an eoloyb'e even lug, at the same rim• assisting • laudable •at.rprl"•, ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ergs 14e N • re 0.ah lavers of '.hole' dairy and separator hotter. Geo. E, KING, Wing/ham. Courttloderloh No. 32, C 0 F., w111 at- tend St George's church on Sunday, June 8th. at 11 • w. Members and visiting brethren are requested to meet in the new lodge rams over Jo.. Wilson's store at 10:15 • w. The best quality of toe cream, also the grease{ yrtry of true fruit Woes tor sodas, are served se the Victoria restaurant, Wait et. CoefeoNooery, trait, Mars and tobaccos. ('Has. Bi.•. •,t'r'oy►., proprietor. Telephone 70. ('empletely Famed net. This world le lull of sickly, despondent, tired, d people, all boplot to be well some dayThe surest rood to health is along the way of taktog Ferr,rooe after meals. Ferrorons is • great eppetlz•r nod scabies one to eat plenty of wholesome food without fear of indigestion or dyspepsia This r..cite In the rapid formation of "boo danoe of red, vit•Iletog blood, which will restore the nerves, Increase flesh and vigor, and nourish and feed every organ of the body. Iterrozose la an ideal restorative and Ie.lgorant. It is • tale of unequalled merit that anyone can use with benefit. Pries 50s. per bet. or six bores for $2.50, a1 deo/gists, or N. ('. 1'olson & Co , Kings- ton, Oat. BLVTH. FRIDAY, May 23. CHOIR CON. KRT.- - rhe second an•wl con art of the ohotr of the IS yth Methodist church was given to the church on Tuesday evenln0. Th• audleooe was not as Imre as the milts of the program given deerrved, but those who did attend enjoyed one of the best ooneert programs ever rives ,a Blytb. 1 h three-part mored ma'am, -Pinitesoe, Pardon and Peace," rendered by the obolr, under the direction of W. Glens C.mpbell, was redly a beeutif,l tblog, le whtob tis• choir excelled them selves. The s',lo Darts In the cantata were taken by Mi.. Floody, Mrs. Leash, N B. Gerry, -Isaac Brown, George Hlalcbford and Eddie Wilford, all of whom did exoeediog ly well and showed that they passes velem. el g beauty anti eea•etaHeb. The charlottes n1 the choir were also well render ad. Tee choir was assisted by Mies !Aura Ilryilg.., elocutionist, and James F Thom son, baritone, both . f Goderich. Mt.. Brydees is the possessor of a flee aloe and an medial. enusolatloa : Mr. Thomson al so has a lice vino* and Song erceeltn,ly well. :Rev. Wm. Pah .11 nompted the choir and the immpanbse was Mir K lythe i'onhall, who admirably sustained the choir WILL. NUN bee seekers' oAY Exesrsinss TO Tea CANADIAN NORTH-WIST AT NETUNN PAWLS Wasskad.....1 rrs.e.at'•Iaai... Este....,., I Ym,kten P.Igiw I Arch. ,�/l Pr. Aubert .. }SE M•ew.ewin SI 8 Mwrlooa ll Wow aroma. UUU Glgery j els/cartA,.. Geed Vises M/pM'• 'rat Rivet. sari Going 11181 led, ret.wl warn Un UST Irk WI M or R. R, AI )* es IONS P11A, retuning nettl�U IAA 1"11 rail or R- R. Alberta . Seine JULY lath, teterning earl, MIRPTRMRRR lath rill raft or R R. Alhortal Tieketa sre ase good on "Imperial Limited. ' rot Hetet. and pamphlet glviag fell partlonlare, aped, I'..M to leer nearest Canadian ee In et Arsut, OD to A li. NOTMAM, Asst. Soo. Pur Alt.. 1 Slug Rt Mase, Tweets. MT80 M. MA 1.4 Than Agwps. fieMeMh. Keep Your Feet warm at Night A Not Water Bottle— WILT. DOII'I'. We Have Them - SROM THE C H EAPIss'r TO THE BM3IT F. N. DUNAN, Phm. B. DRUGGIS r- Coraet of West stand the &Imre. with het urge work. As a musical Ix- struator, Mr. Campbell possesses ability that places him among the lenders of the mua'oal sit, and the convert on Tuesday •veslog will mots the mantels his previous exesl'ea{ reputaslos,--8tanderd. mLUEVALL. Atagoar, Ytt Jolla Gardner is ill this week we are sorry to state. MI.. Cora Meaner was la Brussels lost week visiting Mrs. , De 1 Toole. Mr. and Mrs. John Patera°, of Mole.• worth, visited relatives bre this week. B rbert Stewart, recently prlooipal of Godertob Model school, and wile are visit ing relatives In the village. The R.y. Wm. Leech, of the Mac,:one 000l.r.00s, who is .string his uncle herr, preaotod in the idetbodut cburcb last Sat- b•Mte rs Adam ClegEore, of toe Bloeva!e road, who has been III for some time, to so far improved es to be able ta s11 up a short ttm..0atrr•ai.-Os th• morning of Fraley. May 9:11, warred the death of John Dim - •a1, or.. who was one of the bees known ma in this violnity. Mr. 11.ment hue been SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO ,hr underslped . and endorsed "reader for Post 01ece, Cth loo." w111 be r.crived at this oelo. until Tuesday, lira June next, la- . 'naively. for the erection of a P"st (MDoe at (1 mon. Ont.. according 10 plane and sprain. cation to he eeeo at the IMpartmeot or Publle Works. Ottawa, and on aotdloatlou to the Macpherson a Hovey Co.. (Moto, Tender* will cut be oons.dered uole.s made on the form supplied. and signed with the actual stgoat are of the tenderers, .in accepted cheque on • chartered bank. payable to the order of the Minister of Public Works equal to ten per osot 110 p c or the amount otender. must accompany each ten- der. The cheque w111 be forfeited if the party decline the contract or tail to oomple:e the wort contracted for, and will be returnee la case of nos-aoceptanoe of tender. The Department does not bind it.e:f to ao- eept the lowest or env reader. It/ order. rRED O2LIN AB, Recreesrl Department of Public Works. Ottawa, 11th May. 1992. New*pepere inserting this advertisement without authority from the Departmeo(, win not be paid for It, O2 -it 1 � the price strikes you ar being very low You are Looking For the place where you can buy a suit of Clothes to the best advantage.. , People aro doing that every day, but they stop looking when they reach our store, for they can't but realise that here we allow s class of goods you never thought you could find in Beady - to -Wear Clothing, and the workman- ship so good and fit so perfect, while for the quality of goods. We keep all grades 'and sizes for Men, Youths, boys and Children. Men's Suits for $5.00 to $17.50. Youths' from $•1.50 to 112.00. Boy. frotu $3.00 to$6.50. C'hildren's from $1.35 to $5.00. See our Special Men's Blue Serge Suit at S7.50 It's a winner. " Boys' Knickers, worth 76c to $I 00, for 50c. " Mercerized Silk Underwear for 81,00 per suit, \1'e secured from • jobber at a very low price a quantity of Mercerized bilk Uuderwear in pink, blue, flesh and white colors. Here's a snapSnap them up at $1.00 W. Ce PRIDHAM. gufsrisi very eeyerely for some Cm, with a disease e1 the beers, so that wben he was mercifully released from hie "offerings Ms death woe not unexpected. The deceased bad reaohat a venerable aro, having been bore eighty years ago at Bayard, Devon shire, Eel/Med. Mrs. Dimwit and quite a large family aurvlve, The funeral took place on Sunday •Itwrnoe°, the eeryi,-, be - tar held in the Methodist cburcb. Rev F. Swann conducted an appropriate service. Mr. Diment was • member of the Turobxry opened for a number of years and was widly esteemed. rss.TssTiAti sfrrlta*. SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED "IN- .pensor. of Penitenuarlee. Otte and eodoreed 'Tender for Supplies., will he re. Delved antes Monday. loth or Ju'... Isolusive, from peruse desirous of contracting for supplier for the meal year 11,8.2 1201, for the following institutions. namely : - Ktagston Psalter ttarr. Si. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary. I)orohester Penitentiary. Man Itoba Posttest Lary. British (bldmb(s Penitentiary. Regina Jail. Prince Albert JAiI. Separate tenders will be received forteal— , Mei following classes of aupplles:- 4./bur (Canadian N roe`` Hater's) 2, deer and Mutton (fr••A'. t Forge. 4. Coal tsothraeits and bituminous). a Coedwocd. $. Groceries. Coal On no brrr•els) A Dry Goods. 2, Drum sed Medicines. H. Leather and Piedrga. 11. Hardware, Tinware. !'elute, etc. 12. Lumber. Details o' 'affirmation as to f arm or tion tra,t. to,ether with forms of tender, win be furnished on applications to the Wardens of the various luritutloss. All supplies are subject to the approval of the Warden or Jailer. All tenders outwitted must specify clearly the Institution. or inetitut.ons. which it to pro- posed to supply, and must bear the endorse Hon of at lest two responsible sureties. Papers teaerting lois whom without author- ity from the Shuts Printer will sot be paid therefore. 1/ )voLAseTSWART. 020. W DAWiON, Inspectors of Penitentiaries Department of Jostler. Ottawa. May 1Y, 1902. AT PRIVATE. SALK Thatbig stone boom with 7 -roomed brick addition, Mitigated on Pfotoo street. The hat.. Ls dry and harm, being hoed throughout win, 2 inch plank. Itis ±olid and substantial. It was built by the late bberltr Olbbons when In his prime Not for a day but for alt t me. The foundations are about 3 feet Hook and will endure as Iotgt as the Pyramids of Raypt. A home seeker or investor who realises the potent'alitlee of trash paint and paper, which are inexpensive, and of glass, which le pane fully cheap. by • little planning and judicious expenditure .-an mo'lerni,e It Into as 0010 date mansion. I assert most strenuously aid ferlemly that a bug rotors will accrue to the wide-awake Investor for the beet of e11 rea- sons that he has • brood and eolld foaadatioo all ready to his hands. The same cannot he mid of • shell or veneer. Let those who are on the lookout for a sort soap investigate. to removals, laTNlllta e. Offers aldreseed to THAO. J. MOORHOUSIC, Hayfield P. O., wit. resolve prompt ettantioa May 7th. 15)2. 01 t The GODERICH LUMBER CO. HAS T01t SALE One Million x, xx, xxx ar Shingles. ALSO Pine, Hemlock, Cedar and Hardwood Lumber, Cedar Posts, etc., ctc., \ at their mill hire. The Goticrich Lumber Cu. May 22 d, 1102: LIMITS') It I Taasrm•.a we. vs. HODGENS 13R05. ar�YT •r i.IBA IIIIL Those 15c. Stockings. Those 15c Stockings we advertised last week are the cheapest stocking we ever sold. They are good quality, fast black, American make, and worth every cent of 25c per pair. If we had paid reg- ular price for them that is what we would have had to sell them for. FUN ribbed Costen Hose, double knee, epi osd heel, guaranteed tut black, American make, ow 8i and 9, reinter 251, special bargain as per pair.... .. .. 15e Parasols. Parasols that are equally as good for rainy days as bright ones. They will serve you just as well in a shower as in the sunshine. There is it big stock of them. Strong substantial frames, tops; that will not cut, and the very lat- est novelties in handles, in pearl, horn, or natural wood. Only one profit—ours —between you and the maker. i'rasols with rep of fest black twill ..teen that will give uttdaotory wear, steel rod, handles of polished wood with horse creek, extra spm e' value 750 Parasols with tep of strong mercerised twill sateen, Iwkt as well as silk and wears better, w111 not out or turn rusty, steel rod, handles of pollnbed oatmeal wood with horn tops. also teetotal natural wood and carved black, ar great testier, at each 11 00 Passel' with silk tops, wear will, last dye, steel rod, wood .nd fancy handles, each 11 35 Parasols with Gloria a:lk top, will not sat, steel rod hollow rib, polished wood handles with fanoy bore tops, reel Rood vain* at each „ 11.75 Presnb with satin de chime tops, hrleht dad Mlky, w111 not out and weer well, [feet rod, hollow rib, handles of horn, duelers eat oral wood, served wood and pearl, eat, 12,25, 11.50 and $2 75 Oblldren's Par.solo, 25o and 50e. Taney Parsee's, 11.00. 11 50 and 12 00. The Whitewear. We have a hig sale for our White Muslin Underwear. Such dainty and well made garments, such values as we are showing, could not help but bring us hig business. Corset Covers, 15c to $1.50. Drawers, 25c to $1.50. Gowns, 50c to $3.50. Skirts, 35c to $5.00. Children's Dresses, 75c to $3.00. New Neck Ribbons. The prettiest and daintiest Neck Rib- bons we have ever shown are now on our ribbon counter. There are more of them too. Every' fashionable shade in good quality plain ''bilk taffeta, and combina- tions in blues, pinks, white, etc. Not enough of any of -the fancy patterns for them to get commOn. 20c, 25c and 35c per yard. More Curtain News. Just a reminder of our exceptional stock and exceptional values. The big- gest assortment you ate likely tolnd any- whero nrtar here. Patterns all new and values that are only made possible by our policy of buying direct from the maker. Nottingham Ino" Cartalna, 2li yards long, Moe t•eey patterns, par pair 250 Nottingham (nue Contains, aced . me and quality, taped edge., a rood assortment of pattern/, per pair., 50° A line of bittergcallty and Irger,new designs, per pr' 750 An extra good line for a dollar bill, 3i yarda long, strong edges, a big rang. of neve patterns 11.00 Lae Curtains, 56 to 60 Inches wide, 31 yards Tong, new Ismy design", suitable for any room, epeolal as ptr pair . , 11.60 Fine Lam Certain*, a big assortment of handsome pat• Write, the newest *hewn, hetet edges, per pair. 12, 17.50. 13 Chenille Curtains. Tapestry and Chenille Curtains for doors and rohes, all popular stades *n1 design,. 18.001116.00 Curtain Muslins. Fancy Art Melillo, 27 incluse wide, floral Dateless, pie yard 70 Fancy Art Malin, with or without borders. new floral designs, imported good., per yard 100 Fine White tortaln Malta, spots and fancy patterns ruin good •mase at per yard......... 120, 15o and 20e Black Cat Stockings. Over in Kenosha, Wis., there aro more people working, making Black Cat Stockings, than are employed in all the factories of Goderich and Clinton put to- gether. The factory is running day and night, and even then cannot keepup with the demand. if I31ack Cat tockings were not good they would not sell like that where they are best known. What do you think ? For Boys and Girls, 25c, 35c and 40c per pair. IMayy and ,Ion. DF: 811011gR and PAT- TERNS neer in. HODGENS BROS. C�ODFRICH.