The Signal, 1911-5-18, Page 8• TinKwwAly, 11AI In LWl
Wall Paler
Specials I�
Several lines of Wall Prprr,
pretty floral and stripe effects.
regular 8c, 14k. Itic and 15c per
roll, clearing thin week. special
and 1tk per rill.
Granite Papers
Pis n' Granite Wall Papers.
spavin! this week me.
Imported Wall
Papers
Many of theme are borderless.
while others have very pretty
out -out bonders and crown
effects. Th tee papers range in
price from !Lc per roll up to 75r.
Bordet * range in price from :k
per yard up to J5c per yard.
Don't overlook our Sc and Ow
papers for 11111.
TheColoaial Book Store
GLrO. 1'111CTER, Prop.
'Phone 1(10. Goderich.
fi
1 '
WEDDING RING
There are differences
of style and finish even
in the {{lain gold band
of the Wedding Ring.
You may prefer the
broad flattened band rot
the "Tiffany" ring or tbe I/
Iheavy, narrow ring that
i.' cleverly avoids all
apperranee or feeling
of cluaminees.
We have all styles and
all sizes and You have
your cboice of 10k, 14k.
or 18k gold.
Prices range from
$250 to =B-QO.
THE
Walter H Harrison
C. P. R. Watch Isol aptor
Jeweller and Optidun
On the Hquare Goderich
ewsgsgegesemessmaseinemememaesimiew
Call or 'Phone
W. R. I'ixoex, Ham-
ilton Street, .e.�
have anything
you
do in the line of
W. PINDER, Ham-
ilton Street, when
you anything
to the of
ELECTRIC WIRING
PLUMBING
ELECTRIC WIRING
PLUMBING
HEATING
or METAL WORK
All orders will re-
ceive our prompt and
careful attention. No
job is too large or
too small for us. A
full line of Granite
and ware, Electric
8uppliee, Stores add
Ranges.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 155
HAMILTON STREET'
noviesreasiweireassresserssesiesseiresowsek
OPERA HOUSE
GROCERY
1 Fir door off Spumy, Kingston S.
Evervtiies M Oeroo.riee
r.wh. Ie.e and Good
HOME -GROWN
Rhubarb
Lettuce
AND
Onions
So THE BUNCH
Butter Crocks
Flower Pots
NEW STOCK JUST IN
fteadquaitere for choice Butter
and ?nab ages.
Ago. W. Vaaatter
Opera Hewer Bleck
}mss sd'4 Gagslaa ann.'e
How TO Stop
-A-
Stubborn Cough
We don't mean lust stop tie imi-
tation
aa -talion in your throat -but awe the
uoderlying cause.
Cough syrups cannot do this. k
takes a constitutional tonic body
builder to do the work peoperiy-
and cure vpu to stay cured. Viol
is the remedy you need.
.UNE u moos
•ie Maple fames& of sl... Minh
N. T., writes:-- After goyim( seed seas•
Mlles for • bed meg la and odd nal -sem
herein I was naked M try Etmel. i
warned like ommaM. It were& mg Debt
and omega east I g.lard L bemHb amt
1 .._-elder Vieebe as
wonderful d •g
el tale ..d Imvigeemear 1 ewer
U we cannot stop that Weigh
with VINOL-our delicious cad
liver and iron tonk- -which is made
without oil -we will not charge
you a cent for the medicine you
buy. This seems like a pretty fa
proposition- and ought to be ac-
cepted. Don't you think so? Wits
this understanding we ask you to
try a bottle of VINOL.
11. C. Dunlop, Druggist. Goderi'h
Foolish Questions.
Andrew D. White. the guest of
honor st the recent Cornell reunion in
Paris. praised in his witty address the
alertness of the American 'rind.
-What," said Ur. White. "is more
annoying than the inept quo+tions
that come from those whose minds
wander
-For example. on a bus in London
one day. 1 sat beside a beery butcher.
We drove out Piccadilly and stopped
at Hyde Park corner. beside Ap-
ley House, the huge, brawn. dreary
residence of tb. Duke .'f Wellington.
'As we halted a gentleman got out
of a taxicab and mounted the steps of
Apsley House.
Look there!' I said to my oeigh-
leor, the butcher. 'That is the Duke of
Wellington !'
" •Indeed !' said tbe butcher, excit-
edly, The present Duke. sir?'" -
Washington bier.
"Mrs. Jollaby treats her husband
like a dog." "Lucky fellow. i wish
my wife would treat me as she treats
her dog."
V-isitor-"Oh, 1 think Lady Gert-
rude is so very clever at repartee. you
know !" Mrs. Noorich-"Oh, iodeed !
Well, I'm thinking of 'axing the girls
taught, too. I'm r great. believer in
these athletic games for ladies"
The things we want most in this
w orld ere always those beyond
our reach. If we had them we
shouldn't be a bit happier. We only
think- we should. No matter how
little we have we always have plenty
to be thankful for.
There are times when God asks noth-
ing of His children except silence,
patience, and tears. He lets them go
aside away from interruption, in order
to weep till nature is relieved of the
heaviest burden : then He gives "a
season of clear shining that cometh
after rain."
jctoria
Day
,Siegle Fare for Round 'Trip
(with minimum charge of 450)
Between all stations in Canada.
also to Niagara Falls and Buffalo
N. Y.. Detroit and Port Huron
)diet
Tickets good going May 23 and 24
Return limit May 26, 11111.
ROUND TRW
M sestdurs' Ficaria:
TO THE WEST AT LOW RATES
VIA SARNIA OR CHICAGO.
Literature and full information
from any Grand Trunk Agent, or
eddres. A. E. DUFF District
Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
F. F. Lawrence, Town Agent.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO
LOCAL NEWS.
I1OY SCOUT FOR CORONATION.
WW Citizens of Goderich Allard Nin
tate Opportunity to G• ?
The past week was a iusy one with
the Hoy Scouts. The various tests
were bold *ring tb• week in the con-
test. for rrpteeentative on the corona-
tion r.•otigent, of which full particu-
lars were given last week. Tea scouts
entered the competition, and, although
all did remarkably well, tour of the
buys distinguished them-
selves. Thew four are Loouu Ken-
neth Ha.t'kins. Watson Straiton.
Charles Inkster and Morris Swanson.
They ell came so close da the contest
for first place that the papers have
been submitted to the Provincial
e eretary for bin decisioo.
The tests comprised & written payer
on the geography and resources of
(Janadsaud the Empire: a paper on
Scout laws, principles, etc.; practical
tests in signalling, bandaging. knot,
tying, handiwork and map -making.
In addition to these tests the scout's
rank, his physique, past work and
behavior. and the number abridges of
merit he bolds, are taken into con-
sideration.
Our citizens bare. as yet, made very
little response to last week's appeal
and there is danger of the lads' being
disappointed The ecoutmaster has
been notified that the contingent is to
be in England. during the coronation
the Boy Scouts are to be presented to
the King. and they have invitations
from prominent gentlemen all
over i?ogland to visit their es-
t atm.
Huron County Rifle League.
The match committee of the Huron
county Rifle League met at Carlow
on May 12. The following business
woe transacted :
The oext shoot of the League will
be bell at Point Farm on June 3rd
next.
Tbere "rid be a telephone in use on
the 500 -yd. range, the president and
vier -president or persone authorized
by them being t he only pentons allowed
to operate rams while ilrin` is going on.
Number of sbom will he seven to
score and one slighter et each range.
Ranges 2JU and 600 ystds.
Sbooting commences at 8 a. m., as
we waot to finish the shooting early
.o that everyooe can see the sports in
the ditern000.
The prize list is to be re -arranged.
Look out for list later in the local
newspapers and posters.
As formerly no coaching will be
allowed at tbe coming match.
The committee for sports is : J. T.
Goldthorpe. Saltiord ; W. J. Moffat,
Dungannon ; Walter E. Kelly and
Geo. Leith waite, Goderich.
T. R. Rvioi.R Sec. H. C. R. L.
wooemoieweimemeemileseemesemairsoW
30
Buggies
TO BE SOLI). We
have lust received a
car o buggies. and
nave everything that
imew and up-to-date
in the carriage line.
No better buggies
ever CAMP to town.
We have Lhem ..n the
floor now. ('all end
inspect them et the
MASSEY-HARRIS
WAREROOMS
nn Hamilton Street.
We have the MTA ?err
ARI) WIRE FBne-a
and (:ATMs. Hoe fees -
oto P1... RY PI/.tura.
('RRAI. NICPARATolts
and almost ever)
thing a farmer repels
en • farm
Robert Wilson
We filen have a taw
sates goon delvers for sale
than. sled bee slam bosoms astsutp•
s Hs b Aswa>lAlesasdt. u/ W
Mr.
0smelU.rl yibtsnitt scan so stets.
ad r. ll It adlvw. =re the
tosses of tM8 dna bus:
Gari. Y. a•s.4.i wa of mr.bE
�zus. Ass. Standee& .0 of 0eder1�plt,
pet et 7ae�i 1 take /dace very q.MU W letter
mmces M1m torus Asiww re
earned to her Mose la Oviderkii
let week- to and twat dartos bar ekee•as
•nwass
et, Yea Newton CMS's. W area=
a ons dsauebie bone. Its • Sao brisk •ease
1• the centred reddemti•I twrtterl of the town.
Mr. and Mr. Jams Taos hove gees tot 1.
amp. for • three weeks' vbdt wtta nidime
theca While ra gleans they will be presaat
at, the g1./uetiea oflilles nest Yue. who b
osmptU . very saeesmtal throe seers'
mown as the (sok t:osaw •bol Meats heda�
leg Scheel for Mare._ -
Tics or ORw. erre or Totsao. I s..
eae lbt: .Ty.
F rankChoosy maim ss' le that be Y seater
=se tie fine rm of 17 roes a: GOn, dolma
ha/ame 1• the Cltr of Toledo. ooant y mad
State ders..M. and that said Inn will pay the
sum 01Surdrtd dollars to emek and every
case d �wrr0 that ammo' be eared 0 lir
use of Halt. Catarrh tore. f RANK J.
CHENEY.
Swarm to before me and .ubserib.d Ia ley
presumes. tbm eth day of December. A. D. 1J
(MAD .t. W.OLIL1:40N.
N.rsav Pt'mtx'.
Hall. Catarrh Caro N taken internally. mad
acts dusatly oo the haooa and mu000s .urtadls
of the .yeas. bead fee t.e.etmoeiai free
) J. CH Nkr k Ca. Toledo. O.
Sold ty at, Druggists. 70.
Take Hallfamily PDS for Com.UpaUon.
PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT.
At Victoria Opera Hoose-Evecing of
May 34tb.
rma.aa r.
Part 1.
Bab, "Delle.' Wd. Stoddart
Play and Porno. "10 Daley Tune". Thirteen
0 tri.
Piano rlol, Selected . A Roy Adams
Oberman "Men of the North" and the H.
White lad Blue-
Doet, "Slumber Meg" -Jose Hunter and
maxim Burdett•
Solo. Sebald A. S. Cook
Dr11L "Indian Huatromer Tie Oir(.
sob. "Damdel,ons Leers Prue
ltandello. trill. .. Oki.
Quarrel Scene from "AGMs -Mims
Jean Nain, and Mamie llswa
Recitation "The Dead Peso 4 at'-Kasles
Durdette
violinselected =mew
Much ...:•. dins
East Huron Census Staff.
Elam Livingstone, of Blytb, is the
census commissioner for mast Huron
and the following enumerators have
been appointed : Tut nberry-Alex.
Kelly, Winghaw: R. S. Muir, (ilen-
rooan; J. L. Hooper, Wroxeter. East
Wiewanosh-R. B. McGowan, Blyth ;
J. A.. Anderson. Belgrave ; Blisha
Walker, Wingham. Howick-John
Gowdy, Helmore ; John Walls. Clif-
ford ; R. J. Williams, Gorrie ; John
Hennebert Fordwich ; Thomas Mc -
Clement. Fordwich : Sheldon Bricker,
Fordwich. Morrie -T. M. Render/too;
Wingbam : Wm. Isbister, Wingha.0
Wm. Watson, Belgrave; C. K. Tay-
lor, Blyth. Grey -Wm. Work, Br us -
eels ; Oonr•ad Bernath, Ethel ; An-
drew Lamont, Brussel:- ; Oliver Turn-
bull, Walton. Wrozeter-J. Brethaueif
%%'ruzeter. Brussels -W. H. Mc-
Cracken and N. B. McLaughlin, Brus-
sels. Wingbam-John Elder and Ab-
ner Cozens, Wingham. Blyth -Wm.
Jackson and Wm. Willows, Blyth.
Remem r That All Corn
Makes arts; not "Kellogg's." There are many imitations Only by our
method -a secret process -is it possible to transform the tender, sweet-
heart of the corn into a food that combines the flavor, richness, nutrition
and digestibility of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes.
You owe it to yourself and family to insist upon KELLOGG'S
Toasted Corn Flakes. See that you get it
Made in Canada,
at London, Ont.
21
TOASTED CORN
TOASTED
CORN
FLAKES
wawa ase runt
aces. CAMAY
taAY •
p f mem- ♦ ft a-.
1 �
10cPer.
A WONDERFUL REMEDY
orataigge. Lib 1s dally oaring the
asset Dis-
order*.
os•.and e
Aetmeates wen of Female Det
nda Lam
oor bPalartdU Um waomPr+
Menstruation, Me., eta., are •11 of
them relieved from the dart by its
rue, and • few weeks' or casaba'
treatment accompllabes • •
cure. This remedy 1s • leve4,
scientific preparation, and 1, bss.z
on the discoveries of Pasteur and
Lister. It L In applied tnmtataat;
that la. 1t is not taken tsteraally.
but 1s applied direct to the wMsrlag
parte, had R. therefore. •els wOk
all the certainty of the knew\ Isere
p� chemical actba As 1t cams
he I
direct contact with the diseased tissue, 11. .Atbeptic and serve -food peellerltsa
cannot help have a beneficent influence. I receive from 1s to M letters daw�a
speaking of the benefits and cures 1t L performing. and so sure am 1 that It
do what 1s claimed for It that I will send. ►Minutely free. a fisc box to every sol•
feriae woman who will wrn• for 1t Pyle 41 per box, which s eutficlent for one
asaths' treatment. Address, MRS. FRANCES A. CURRAN, WINDSOR, ONT. 3
J. BEOPlEY & SON
GODERICH
THS LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
et all horn, night or day
Port It. -7NNININNI1 -INNNIfin,
Maa folia Solo. Selected A. !lore
Nolo. "My Dance, Sturdy
Crewels(- of the Loy Germ and Msp-pal.
Drill.- Twenty tour Glen mod Boys �"
Quartette.' -Tare Caro the Hook-- W. Sturdy,
J. Patter.on, H. Dougall wad Y. lteynolds .
('borne "Scout. of 8retato"Hom of the School
Dumb Bell I:lerr4e Seven (lint
Speech. 'Rhe 13ritle5 Emmen Aanle mows
Quartette. Selected. The Pewter QnatteW 1
kerttatJm Melville YnNovla
flog and Iltlhbu0 frill Sixteen Gide
-God dare the Mae
Admission 15� and 25c.
FORMAL SHOWING OF
BORN.
O'IAUOBLIN, - At Klgeabridae. on Knauer
Sunday. April 1th. to Mr. and Mrs. J. 14.
U'LoaghIn. a eon.
CARRIL-Ac Bt . rectory, Detroit. on
AprU nth. to Kev. Jobs S. Cairn. 8. A..
sad Mrs. Carrie, • daughter. Dorothy
MULLIN. On Saturday May elks, to Yr. and
Mea t1. Malin. Adenoid. a son.
HACKETT.-ir detldd 81001 cooteewiont. on
Wedneday, day 3, to Mr. and Mrs. Alar
N ader Haekitt twirls. am and daughter.
Md'LYMONT.- In gimes. on Meed.y. May
t3th, u Mr. sod lira Jame. MoCtsmont, •
. w. MARRIED.
BENOVIJO8-HPROUL--At the home of Use
bride's father. es w Yy 1715.
Ileo. Geo. L Roan Ulm Marts•
daughter of John Serest Gs4srtch. to WU
bort L 1'iengough.
DIED.
GRAHAM. At his daughter'. re.denoe, 92
Kith. Tomato, road, Toaon Sunday, May
Hobert Graham, native of Ennlaktllso.
Ireland..rd formerly of Port Albert. Ont.
In hie 07th year
II'rOTHERB In Aalteletd. m Wednoeday.
Kay 17th. Hamm' Statham aged m seer
MtLdOId. AND At Mmes. Mee. Soak.. on
Friday. May lei. Harvey O. Mulholland.
formerly of Oadarlc5. aged 117 ye.ry and 11
msadw.
HAIN�T(1(� Io. Howeck. on May kd. Mr.
Jamb HMtaatock. aged to years.
Doll dl PON too his r Sti eRtday. May t!U►
r.
Melt:WAIN -In Goderich township, on Wed
,,.alas. May 1711'. .lames Mcilwaln. aged
71 yeua.
M DJA W. -Is 8e.tmth. on Sunday, May 11t h
Mary Jam Mage, relict of the lege SamueJam
Mega., .sed ase year. and 11 day..
PERSONAL MENTION.
MIs. Kmille Buchanan i. ridtlag In Toronto:
Mr.. J. Kidd left tale afternoon ..n • vi,it to
Toronto Mends.
B. H. Mcd tenth „f The Toronto 81 lir. tone ia
IOwa Over (15545)
Mb. ABle Job's -ton. Lysin eveean 1. visiting
her brother 1n I'rvwtnn
Mrs Keith Meyuarrtr of K.velienke. B. • ..
lea vi.11a at her ole home at Dunlop.
Mea (leo ..-ttoehwre, with her children left on
Thursday to Mtn he. husband at hyaena. gear.
Hwa. McMillan sent to 14.y . 1t Mab.. la
Monday to .used the funeral of Cet
,. fatamets
len
M Misr Ysendsre r ►0100 from lbest.,
=et=ues
sd iron al the 11.5.l if
0.1110010.
=enmilr en tyr
pasemes Mr
illy. ed Man Gm meows and ems. M
laidgieglcg. 0f k.riod Ma I 1111 I J Nevb weer Swam
the
w.�it11 Mme(.- aledln .be have oiee. Mew Cleo mom star
gm aa0et
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FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.'
WhiskyPiays No
Favorites.
Hamilton Spectator.
Too much whisky brought a Toronto
H.C. down to forgery. He will have
three years of quiet in penitentiary
to think it over and get the booze out
of his system. The eon to the gen-
eral public is as old as it is clear.
Wbizky plays no favorites. Once on
the job. to it the king's counsel is no
bettor than the common clodhopper.
Prooanciation.
Toronto Si.,.
Ambar.sdor Bryce's pronunciation
of the name of this Province is On-tah-
re-o. In the Irish schools, where Mr.
Bryce received his early education.
the word is so pronounced, in con-
formity with Indian and French usage.
We have departed also from the Indian
and French pronunciation of Niagara,
which was originally Nee-ah-gah-rah,
with accent on third syllable.
Reciprocity and Paper -making.
Hammon Time.,.
At the Senate hearing on reciprocity
Judge Sullivan. a Philadelphia boo
paper manufacturer. made the state-
ment that if 1 he reciprocity agreement
passed, $106,100,010 of capital in forty.
five United States will% would have to
go out of business. because, said be,
"Canadians could sell book paper
cheaper than it could be produced in
this countey." And yet some Can-
adians profess to fear injury to (an
adieu trade from reciprocity !
Reformatory and Prison.
Cleveland PLindealer.
1t seems a pity that judges do not
commonly ilatinguisb, es criminolo-
gists do, between the three great
claves of criminals -the born crim-
inal, the occasional criminal and the
deliberatserinlinM. Psychologists have
listed them thus, and scientists know
that the difference exists. The first
is a criminal by heredity : his acts are
in • manner irresponsible because they
are Instinctive. He is. therefore, •
diseased The second is &
criminal rough passion. from imita-
tion, by suggestion -ors might almost
say hypnotism." He is Incited to
crime by combinations of circum-
stances. The third is a deliberate
plotter against the social order -he is
a professions,. in fact, be Is the only
real '•crimlDAl."
This last person knows that be is a
criminal. His crimes are voluntary
and refleAlve. He knows how to
nlaee a true value upon his acts, and
he is a conscious enemy of society.
Plato knew this person as tbe only
sinner -one who "made the worse Air
pear the better reason :" one who
knew the right and calmly chose the
wrong.
For the criminal of the first type.
we shonld have hospitals. For the
criminal of the second type, we
already hate refortnatoricr. The
third type belongs in prisons -and the
pity is that we know no better place
for i1 ! Rut this is certain : that today
We are pntt.•tg in ,.rate prisons both
th. physically di•.eesed and the ph7vt-
cally inoo.petent. That ere drive,
better -Pk elter, into our an -called re-
formatories the ones who do not wish
to he reformed is a lesser pin.
When the millennium Arrives. per-
haps society will recognize all reins -
initial ss rumble patients. and treat
them accordingly Until then, how-
ever. it is not no ieni.osaihie teak to
distiogui-b among the dosses thus
roughly uadicst.d And It M worth
the effort to make )net earn distinc-
tion. and jnet rueh m' t treat -
meat as ideal for previa with
moetesv'• (Mittel men te.
Th. .arch for happen sada re.
m'mbtse a sea eh for Brans spectacles
wises they are ren the Iso.
Mag'sreaaz- "Yee say tab .hart
stole sour east 1 Do 1 u deestand
thatT ° s 0
. prefer the 8t •gaiw
td.r ova. ns, yaw
haw. 1 preemie the era, N Its all tho
saes to yah."
11
SUMMER MILLINERY
�I
SATURDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK
A REALLY PLEASING DISPLAY OF CORRECT SUMMER
HEADWEAR, SHOWING WHAT IS FAVORED BY
FASHION FOR THE COMING SUM-
MER SEASON.
We have arranged a splendid display of new Summer mil-
linery styles for Friday, May 191h, and following week. Many
new and uncommon shapes will be shown and the display will
give you a good idea of what will be correct is Millinery for
Summer wear. We heartily invite you to visit the show -room
and study these new and stylish models at your leisure.
Summer Opening commencing Friday, May 19th, and
continuing throughout the following week.
The Lone Glove is Fashionable
There is no doubt of that now and they will be
more in demand as the Summer advances. We are
well prepared to meet the demand with stocks that.
are well assorted and decidedly good value.
LONG KiD GLOVES. made from selected skins, black. white
or colors. Per pair, i2.25 to $4 00.
LONG BILK GLOVES, made from exreptionelly strong cloth.
double Anger tips, all sizes, black, white or tan. Per pair 75c 10
$1 0
LONG LISLE THREAD GLOVES, made from real good qual-
ity lisle, black, white sod tan, all aisss. Per pair 50c to 75c.
OTHER GLOVES. Standard length Gloves in lisle thread er
lila. sterling qualities that will give satisfactory wear, black. whits
and oolong. Per pair 25c to 60c.
SiLK FRAME 0 OVES AT $1.00. These Gloves are very
popular with elderly ladies and our sale of them increases every
season. They come in black only, are extra strong and very ser-
viceable. size. 64 to 8. Per pair =1.00.
"Kayser" Gloves
Yon can get the famous "Kayser" Gloves here, and at the
same price they are sold for in the United States. No hatter
silk glove to be bad. Every pelt bas the Kayser double -tipped
Angers which are guaranteed to outwear the body of the
glove. Black, white and colors. Per 75c won Si
pair....
00
_________.....-...--..--------....\
An Extra Good Scotch Linoleum at 60c 1
} per Square Yard
We want to emphasize the wearing quality of this
high-grade Scotch Linoleum. 1t io one that we hare im-
ported direct front the Scottish makers. Only best
materials enter into it and the cloth is exceptionally soft
and pliable. 1t is a quality that we ran strongly recom-
mend for any room where it well get a lot of hard wear.
New and plesaigg floral or Klock designs in dark and light
rolorin.a. No better linoleum vain. to he had anywhere
than thea genuine Scotch Linoleum we are showing Cafl
at. per quare yard WC
Other quell' We not so good. 450 and 500 per seq. yd.
A Waist of Black Taffeta, $5.00
This weird is made from • ere Y gond getality Mack Taf-
feta Milk Th..tyle is erne that is proving very papular this
w
Aevon and the at is attsolwtety perfect. Altogether it le a gar-
ment that will appeal to any par en wanting • nice Mark S5
silk waist. All Mass, sawl..
Our Special School
Hose at 15c.
Throe Sterking@ are male
from a very strong cotton
yarn. They are one and Doe
ribhed, have seamless tent
and the dye is absolutely
fast. They are made to
stand real hard wear. All
sizes 54 to L0. Per pair Ia,
only ....I OIL
Fine Ribbed Hose, 25c
(:iris' very Ane quality Doe
and one ribbed lisle thread
Hoke. A neat, emetic ser-
viceable mocking• seamless
feet. Wok or tan. All r]
sizes, at per pair.... . LOC
A Really Excellent
Stock of Ladies' Hose
We never have shown quits se
,roods (nada our.' Ldi.' Howe as
i1. now in Homers depart-
ment. The Utes we carry are
those we can recommend for
their wearing qualities. From
the cheapest to thz best we have
in stork you will find them per-
fectly modsandoorrectly shaped.
thio insuring a perfect Ot.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 124e. Mac
and 36c.
Indies' lisle Thread Hose, 25c.
35e and fik.
Ladino' le'aoc y embroidered br.idered are l
one
1�oe. 7bHose. c, 40e, 50e a od
1wdi.. Silk Hove. $1 51) to $2
A Wool Panama Skirt
$5.00
This Rkirt is made of all -
wool Panama and cut In One
of the beat style. shown this
season. It fits and bangs
perfectly. has a good a r-
=�tatce�s,, ad wean well. e 5
liysaok aR nary. each /
Embroidered Waists
97c
New Muslin Waists made
from very One quality moo-
ns. Frost of handsome
"Heim s.h older. hark of
',lusters of tucks. Waists
that ars really exceptional
value. .1 each. only 97c
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