The Signal, 1911-5-25, Page 8• Teltauay. MAY 25 191\ •
Hammocks
and
Croquet
Full des Heine I.t•k,.- good eee-
%lcaaWe calor., .atoning in price
fimuSill 0.$ :At
F.xtts laryte size Hammock.
last colors. special. $.1.00.
CROQUET
(.tall Set. uile+d and vsruiab.
ed. SI.R.
ti -ball het, reasoned we d.
printed, $1.iJ
6 -hall Set. ^rationed wood.
extra 'ergs wallets Ips'" (.mal
.,rel, gee.-.
4 .hall feet. gr a►«.oei wood. 121.21
leave tout railer tt .!.lee ids
..,estsatl Core in. NwtH..e or
the .'IUustrat.•I (armies( Niewe-
.eMl •Qlrap►H . ' In •re :etc
theColot ial $..I Sae
lag() P.)KTk:K. Pt i•.
'Phew. wit• (iriree'h.
HU NA WAY MAT - IIbtT L.
Aged Farmer d He* UMW= Slime
l nprtea at 5sgligik-
r,•off.• 311. M. ►'-H..rr$-Coheir OAS
V. OA 1113114.33 r.1..,mer of Hallett tows -
shy.. s... the victim . f . d-trepa..we
ce.drut IN or lodwy. Hsewer ebbed .•
rr..ule•ui.d fin of rbe right kg, .
frolic n.fa,r.-d h.,ui sand fru. .a td ars
tette 1 to the ..piste. as a result of bis
loam 13-o sing Ir,,chtenod at a ttIi.
awhile awl :nein tog away. The
tongue of the wagon mime in contact
with a teIephLne note and phi .'tuck
threw Mr. (ioleloogh out on hi. helot
At. he is well advanced in years. grave
!care ore entertained for his recoeei y.
T he Guelph Eaters:on.
a polarlar event next month will he
the eiceireion to Guelph nil Friday.
June Ash, under the attspioes of the
West Hilton Farmer: Institute. Mee
litnel las,
rates, eta-.. on potters.
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Come in and
Get
Acquainted
H you ,ire not already ac-
quainted with the merits of
STURDti'S
GR+ICERIES
try a sample order- You
ran be certaiu of securing.
seasonable goods here et all
times. Our 'phone number
is SII. Give US a trial. The
yualil y of our goods will :bit -
since you.
Sturdy & Co.
Grocer, On The Square
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OPERA HOUSE
GROCERY
First dr 2P. off Svuaer, Kingston St.
Everything In Grocer's,
Fresh, Pur. and God
HOME-GROWN
Rhubarb
Lettuce
AND
Onions
So THE BUNCH
Butter Crocks
Hower Pots
NEW STOCK JUST IN
ammo
11eedquentiere far ebo4ee ilArl4n
sed mos airs.
M. W. Vanatter
O,ere Menne arras
elms sea Ktag,ae. Strews
Tip: SIGNAL,
DISTRICT MEETING.
First : To trach turn what to do until /
--- medical aid could le ...stained. Ssc-
Deegates Chosen to Represent Distract
at Cooference.
Althnugli eh interest in the goes
Hos of church yniuo was rnawt(wted
at the Method did Oct ewe'ing
held ut North atiret church lad week.
the freliiq .•f Ihr meeting wits not
tested by t vete. The annual (nfes-
Cuces ot the chum li are to vote on the
question this year. and a vote in dis-
trict meeting, while it would have
been quit-• in oder, would bare had
site >ktcr to the dh t ann ot the glia
p l
fern.
At the g,•'•eral session ..0 Thursday
the follow trig wiui.t*n and I.yenen
wereappvint.,.1 to tryralaent thedi-tii t
wt the dittetrnt committees ut the
belabor Cooler entre
( law Iew$eis. kiesil preaches, and
other lav air -'wise- -Rev. W. H. Tay -
1..•, w vwr.meid.
Rpwot 113 1 .r.gw and .nung iso pie'.
se.r•wttse- 1». it •ugall, K. J Wire w.
t trsUara•et f •and Kra 1' es.
f✓sw. J. N 1 r••
alltleferi►atu.n fued- lies. E. A. Fear,
Jr. Noe iv
Troops.at.e, pv' notations, and moral
referee - Mee J [invade. L T. uda1l.
•Seat rt.is Bev 1 Osterhout. Jas.
Illl.eta.e
ytya1.Ib oat,- Res. T. J.
fllaa,oni r. V. W. Poems
1ltrysoliports tc -lees If A. V,Iler.
J. T. Mer_
Barr Id the •snare- Kss N-. ,laugh.
it. M.'tieme
faun m.g,w. ...whose -Ree- D.
Mutes ani t t. Tiidady. y,
Wet.Kest. .. IG. Medi, David
seed
beehowsair 1 rasp aa(cvssie Res. J.
Weft raw a. IL M.w.Is/ete•.
matey rA.a):-Rrv. W. Cosiest.
a. t ty!M•e•
lir fitlowtas ay delegates wen -
cls lea r.. r••s- ~et the riifirtenL
sienwits at the l-.'utoseOM: (:oiler ich-
Marth assert. a. J. Megrim . Victoria
ertw•1.We t►aafsld:t h.too--Wesley-
eik.lsa►. A. 1. t a per : thetas vs street,
LiusRs Tp.da11. 1, Tit Lad! • etrt,.rth.
Jas, /Moans . Hlyth, Mi. Maerdy
Ytderis mitis. J. W. Teo : LhutgauMu.
M a f5u.der►r.w : N.Ic. 11. Jtrllw-aip :
Aistservi. B. Thompson ; Land. shore'.
J. Aawdee n•tk clr.a.iller, A,.dtew
IUFliaa : Mleliaaw. Davi•! Floyd : Bay-
tteid. a W. Pottei : Varna, J. T.
Kava. Rae rsee-H. .E. Hrdgehs,
G.drrich : R. E. Manning. (')-nton :
Jobe TiMn, Nilo.
In the report prerrnted it was
clown that contributions to the tem-
perance and moral reform fund had in-
creased durit g the year from f►'b6en'
$11rt. There had I.aeu an increase in
mission givings of $400 and the church
meanie[ ships iudicattil an increase of
tw r•:.t y-ut)•.
At the conclusion of the meeting a
ItNit .lutiou of thanks oraa moved to the
reople of Ooderich for the hospitality
shown the delegates during their stay
in the town.
oud : To trach men wort no to
le -cease they ars, t.tdr U, do the
wiia•s thine. Third : 1',• trach tura
to act quickly in tilos ut emergency.
Tbo. speaker gave malty instances of i
,-seeleseuess exercised by aurae people I
through their awn ignorance in note
knowing ah•t tar do tie whet not CO
ru, this e.lr.iug death in many Mr
striates. He itupt•eswJ upon 1LW IMO
prevent the he trent fleet -aid work
%radii tie to the einp'oy'ew•, even if
only sone life wool(' tie sawed tbetrby,
and that it was the duty of every
taiiweyinao to take such a couple.
Tir work .•omtoeu 1s itself to for
local employee* and all appear very
much rote prated. A clash eif twenty
has been enrolled and on Friday) Yry
Sti,h. the first e4 the series of lectures
to fit the Candidates for examination
will tar giVOW . 1110 course caudate of
five lecture., one lecture to be given
cacti week. *fart which all the candi-
dates for the service will iia subject to
an ural examination M' Di. Beatty. of
Toronto.
At the cooclusion orate organisa-
tion nreetieg n vote of thanks was ten -
doted the two sperkets, which was
approved hy the hearty clapping ot
h•oils.
PERSONAL MENTION.
F. Hick spent the holiday • with friends at
St. Marys
M s. Allk Johnston. of Barrie. 1a visiting her
relative. hen.
L. Pentium hat ret•irrned f,om his trip to
Vancouver. B. t•.
AMBULANCE CLASS
FOR GODERICH.
C. P. R. Employees Interested in Life -
preserving Work.
The work of the St. John Ambu-
lance tssoci.tii,n is being introduced
in Canada by the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company and a tweeting was
held in the weal agent's office one
,evening last week for the purpose of
.v gauir.ing en awLulknce class for the
railway employees, to toe conducted
•rndertheauspices ofthat association -
George Hodge superintendent of this
.tistrict, and S. A. Gidlow, general
secrets' y of for Sr. John Ambulance
Assoc?a'ion, were present and ea-
rn -sated the wish that A clans be
formed et (loderieb. Mr. Hodge ad.
dressed the meeting and gave a brief
outline of the work intended to build
ul, and increase the knowleige of the
employees in tit.[ -aid work. He
.tared that the average number ot
deaths caused hy a -etdsy railway ac-
cidents rould be cut down enormously
by having an ambulance rlaas at every
available point on the C. P. K.
Mr. Iiidlnw demonstrated first-aid
work on one of the men present, dis-
playing
ie!.laying the simplicity of it in every
way. He showed that the attitude of
the wounded person would indicate
the nature of the injury, and also
showed a. few forms of bandages. such
;is • bandage for the head, for a broken
collar bone. for a wound on the shoulder
and for a broken arm. He stated
three important trations why the em-
ployees should learn first -ad work.
THIN MILK
Haw Cao the baby grow
strong is paleand delicatmothes
Scott's Emulsion
maks the mother strong
and well; increases and en-
riches thebab 's food. a.. mar
CANADIAN
PACs ric
Great Lakes
Service
FIVE SAILINGS WEEKLY
TO
Soo, Port Arthur
Fort William
Daily escape Friday and Snowy
free Owes Sound
Cms4MisgjTra.a Leese, Tewats
er g•» Las
Ae• Aver for Pmhrsstare
iOB Bllt1)
&rot
1 leder ich
einteaeseteekeseseuessesetweinelosoweeestee
GODERICH `
ONTARIO
Wedding Gifts
of exquisite desI51 and -
faultless fancy am al-
ways he obtained la the
greatest variety at our
store. In Cut Blass and
Silverware our stock is
unusually rich in new
designs. particularly for
Jt•sit NVeoni!hts.
Beautiful Cut lilacs
Berry Bowls ft oar 54.1*)
to is -60.
Water Pitchers. 55.60
to $7-00.
lour stock in Cot (:lass
b eompbte.
Mr. aid Mut F. J. BuUand were in Buffalo
eo er the holiday.
Arthur J. Bates- of Stratford. is in town this
week on busine.:s
Misr Lilian Fraser is borne from fie Faculty
of Mew km. Toronto.
('YHI Carrie. of Wycliffe College. Toronap. is
vt.iting at bts home here.
Mr-- IL Downing has returned from a vi •tt to
her .toter u Bowmanvtile.
Me.. I(•apt-1 Wm. Hatter. of Chicago. is
.pending a few days la town.
Donald McLean h. borne from Toronto Uni-
versity. having finished bis cerin•
F -peter Times : Meas Blair. of Gude, lab. is
s [siting MS.. Bertha Cobbledick.
D-. W. Herald. who is still at the horpita'. is
reported to be. improving .te:.dily-
Harvey- Llnklater, of %Ingham• ssae tbe
retest of friend. in town over Sunday.
Mr•. 1•- K Griffith spent the holiday s iaitl..r
her b.otber. Wm. (liven, in Toronto.
Mi..e.. Delphlne and Adela'ds Na'rn were
guest° of relatives in Galt over Victor 1017 -
Mi.. Jean Tom 1r home from Turouto- having
completed her ctrl year st Toronto Univenety-
Mr-. James Breckenridge it hum from ea
et•ended visit with re.buIrts In ukiahom•
City.
Mie Margaret Proudfuot. norm. of Haiti
more. 0. home and will spend the rummer In
too n.
Cheater Elliott, of the Sterling Rank. ham
returned from his ti .o Winnipeg and Qu'-
Appeue. Seek.
Mrs. Potts return,- on Friday last from •
visitto her son. Abn n.rn, and daughter. Mut
-Loeb, in Montana.
Amo. Challenger, algin avenue was at
Toronto last Saturday et ending the funeral of
his brother. *Main Challenger. of the Chal-
lenger Athletic Goods Association.
Mr. end Mut H. McQuarrie snoounce tbeen-
gagement of their daughter Mho stens Gee
trod. to Leonard A. Wright, son of Her. Dean
god Mie. Wright. ,of Brantford city. the wed-
ding intake plate in June. -Brunel* Post.
Victoria Day Visitors.
Grnham Robicwn. of N•eet Toronto.
H. J. Dean, of St. Jerome'. College. Berlin.
A. (1. thimble. of Toronto.
Mra. atlev.r Wallwtn and son Will. of Tor-
onto.
T. L. Prost, of the Bank of Commerce. Tor-
onto
W. K. Rales, of the Bank of Commerce.
Parkhill. s
W. C. Coultie and Earl Browning. of Kat.,.
Mau Grace Johnston. of Stratlord-
Walter H Harrison
c. I' K. Watch Inspector
Jeweller and Optician
On the Square Godevieh
CaII or 'Phone
W. R. PINDKR. H
Mos Street, w
you have anything
to do in the line of
ELECTRIC WIRING
PLUMBING
HEATING
or METAL WORK
All orders will re-
o•ive our prompt and
careful attention. No
job is too large or
taw small for us. A
full line of Granite
and 'tinware, Electric
Supplies. Stovei and
Ranges.
W. R. Pinder
'Phone I:su
HaVILTO\ MTN
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1 Summer Millinery
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BORN.
BLACK. -In Ooderich. on May 14th- to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry F. Black: • daughter.
TRISMBLAY.-In Oederlce. on Voider. ]ter
I9th- is Mr- and lin,. W. H. Tremblay, Yf
Patrick 's.[trea% anon (Hilliard Baine.
BROW NLICE.- In Ooderich, on Tuedar. May
16th. to Mr. and Mix Wilson Brownlee.
Aogieaea street. a daughter iUladys Mayr.
DIED.
JOHNBTO'7.-In Ooderich township, ou Sat
urday. Mafotlth. Thor. J. Johnston. aged Jet
yeah,.
AOBI.F. in Ooderich. on Tuesday, May Ord,
Hattie Noble. daughter of the late Chas.
Noble.
Rtv'EHS-- tt Dungannon. on Friday. May
lath. Karl..tot. of Mr. and lira. WBILm
Riven- aged IP years.
('HILTON. -At Wa..hlogton. D.C.. on Maylt.
Cobert 9. ('Allton, formerly Coated States
consul at GodaWcb. In Ala Rath year.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. -May 25th
Page
C A Bargain for a quirk Bayer -J. W. Craigia I
Detroit Ruorsion --White dtar Line..--...--
O. T. R. Special F. F. Lawrence.. .. ..... 4
Rowe*. Great London Shows ... 4
The Popular Tourist Route -0. T.5
Sumner Hat. --McLean Brost i
AZenita Wangs- .1. S- Davey •6
Value is • Grid Factor in YadMas 1 L
1'olberm.
Het Weather Gesda - Howell 1Wswiw 4
,W.dding (Rite- Welter a Him -Woo.
Month-end Sale Days Hodgen. Bros t
Hammocks ani Cloquet -Geo Porter
Rummer Goode [Taco t•. Lee f
Family Launch fee dale -Segni. 1
Reader - Goderieh Quick Lunch 4
Coronation Social Itsd;IBivr•s MiM% i
Band.
lis4en K H N ig,e
Readers -F. L Butdette-
bees ant Wanted Mrs. A. tlaeeisrs
Heade.-NNI C. (amens
Annouseseeat Lyric Ta.atn..
a
4
4
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4
Joliet Savlag..toeo.ats-The Swam Doak 1
ETT/ or Osco, t ITV or Totsoo,
CA. I'ln' nye.
Freak kAi.iliimeey u..rea w' h that be Id essier
toet.f the gnu of J. r heuey t un-, dates
new Is tiro t Icy 01 -Toledo• to.uty and
(e aforesaidand that rid arm will pay sae
Nen of one hundred dollar for ea, -b ala every
ease or I. atarrh that cannot he cured by the
eae of Hairs t &tare$. lure. FRANK J
C.6'Iy.
Swore to before me and .,b.rribed in soy
ees. M Rb day of Deanna. s. U. lts
ptM
las.au A. N. 01.11.11.10N.
Norms, Pt' our.
Rall a Catarrh (care 1. taken eatereally, and
eau directly for the Haat and MUCOUS surfs e
of the eyeletweed fur ups, ImosWs free.
t J c H ah k Y a (.'a-T0.do. G.
Sew by alt ihILIWYNW 7k.Take Malr. huskily Pips far Constipation,.
AUCTION SALES.
warenna . M.) 11). Ariake eam of taws
bola furraaur. Nae property of •Ince A.
M wryer v, at l.esdesbsr., e' -m- .lag at t
wows .harp rause AI'NMt. •e11u..
OOP.
••uveas.- Jam IN- wimalag-q Isis d
gespwtr 4 the okewuwa of as MAW" et the
isa. A.*w.e, air :dem sharp, i.
these of gra J. i- Baum. foroa..s.
teas Ur-.oev .-rase../
' The farm ..f le N Hsteb/son, oar
the Iltb coneeeakru M tc$tllop. near
Wakon, lute been sold to Adam sad -
diet for *.111p. The harm massae 127
acnes sad M well equipped with gond
buildings. The Turthease o1 this
property her sold i• IIID -acre tare. on
the Ntb of Morrie to Woe. Taylor,
who owes the adjoining pass
EVERYTHING DESIRABLE
FOR SUMMER MILLINERY,
IN STYLE, QUALITY AND
PRICE, ON DISPLAY AT
MISS DONOGH'S F R O'M
NOW UNTIL THE END OF
THE SEASON. I NS P EC -
TION CORDIALLY INVITED
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MISS DONOGH
d!
SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
MAY 27th AND MAY 29th
Are Our Next Month -End Sale Days
Here is a list of specials for them that is bristling with good things. We are clearing the deck for our
summer campaign and all over this big store there are special price inducements that will make a visit here
Saturday and Monday decidedly profitable. Each and every item is a genuine bargain and an undoubted 11,
money -saver.
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Rain Coats 53.85
Five or six ('rsveoette
Rain Coats, three-fourths or
full leegtb. fawn or grey
sbadea. Make splendid dust
coats as well. ('tearing Sat-
urday and Mon- $3.85
day each Duly. - ..
Baby Ribbon Ic
5011 yards silk and satin
Baby Ribbon, assorted
shades- Clearing Saturday
and Monday at per 1 c
rani
Dress Trimmings
and Braids Ic
Dozens and dozens of
pieces of fancy Dress Trim
ming. and Br aide, 'lack
and colors, assorted styles.
A regular clean-up of the
Dress Trimming stock. All
going, commencing Sat ur-
day morning. at per 1
yard only -
Another Clearing Up
of. Dress Trimmings
at 25c
We are going to put on
sale another lot of Dress
Trimmings on Saturday
morning. and dear them out
et 255c a y..rd. These are
short lengths and last pieces
of Trimmings that sold up
to 51.50 per yard. Plain en.
ors and fancy mixtures.
Saturday and Monday
your choice for per 25
yard
Ends Corset Cover
Embroideries 59c
Twenty-five ends Corset
('over Embroideries, Each
end contains enough for a
corset cover- Very fine
quality Swiss Embroidery
with handsome designs -
Regular (lot• to 75e a yard-
satnrday and Monday
enough for a corset 5(]
cover for Jaz
c
c
Swiss Embroidery 5c
Three hundred and fifty
yard. cambric Embroidery.
Firm, strong cloth and
strongly worked edges.
(food patterns and extra
Mualities. Saturday a n d
onday per yard 5c
only. ,
40 -inch Dress Nets 50c
Plain or fancy Drees Neta,
from 31iinches to 44 inches
wile. Light or dark ahades.
Also some fancy Allover
Lace. Valuta up to 51-56
per yard. Clearing Satur-
day and Monday at 5/k„
per yard only �JVIe
Ladies' Umbrellas
$1.10 •
Special lot of Ladies' ('m-
brellaa, just the thing for
summer. Heavy, Pett
quality top, .test rod, hol-
low ribs. A splendid variety
of fancy handles. De-
cidedly erecial at $1
each
Floor Oilcloth 1 7c
Two petternv only Floor
Oilcloth, one vard wide.
alightly imperfect Clear-
ing
Ileacing Saturday and
Monday at per yard 1 7c
a
Navy Voile 67c
One end only Navy [,-toile, all wool. This is a shade of navy
to much in demand this sesson rind the material is exceedingly
good quality. It would he bard to fiord anything better for a
dressy and comfortable skirt for summer wear, 46 inches 67c
wide. Month-end Special et per yard only V
A Black Voile 55c
If yon would rather have a Back Voile here is an end that is
just as good value as the blue. Not quite as good quality but
the same width. Saturday and Monday per yard 55c
only -
Black and White Suitings 55*.
Eight or ten only suit and skirt Ieogtha, fancy black and
white mixtures, broken checks or stripes, pure word materials
that will make up very 'lobby costumes, regular $1.00 to 55c
51M. Cleating Saturday and Monday at per yard only
Cream Suitings 67c
One end only summer weight Crean Suiting. a broken check
in thspopular serge weave, 44 inches wide, regular 51.11) •
quality. Saturday and Monday per yard only.... Nig c
Black Ladies' Cloth 55e
One end only black Ladies' Cloth. This cloth is 4ti (aches .
wide, has rich finish, is pure wo •I and just the right weight for
tailored suits. 'Without a doubt one of the best deers goods
values that have ever been ou:our counters- Saturday 55c
and Monday per yard only
Black Serge 55c
One end only heavy suiting Serge. rough finish, suitable for
skirts or full costumes, 54 inches wide, guaranteed all 55c
wool. Saturday and Monday per yard only,... .... - .
Ends of Black and Navy
Materials for Waists and Skirts'
Saturday morning we will have a tableful of short lengths of
black and navy Dees int.. These Ads contain tram ill to 5
yards. They are remnants left after on exceptionally heavy sale of
Nock and navy dress materials. Suitable for children's wear, sep-
arate waists or separate skirts. All materials good quality and
latices very much below the regular value. if you can use a short
length of black or navy Dregs (;nods be sure to see these Saturday
or Monday.
Ten Suit Lengths at Half-price
We have ten suit and costume lengths that are alightly
damaged by water. The following cohere/a e represented : (:r•esn,
brown, grey, fawn, dark rose and two fancy tweeds. The regular
Pries of these was l*)c to $2.00 a yard. -t here ie enough in each for
a snit or dress and they we not damaged enough to interfere at all
with the weer. Saturday and Monday the lot to he cleared at
exactly half-price.
Black Silk Skirts
$3. 48
Five only Mack raf.ta
Silk Skirts. Wide frill and
ruffle, good quality silk.
soft finish. Mouth -end
Special. each $3
only J
.48
20 Sample Aprons
Twenty only white Njyalin
Apiont. plain or pillhmjder♦
tritumed, with or without bibs.
Traveller: samples all salting for
Saturday and iionday at much
below regular pri`M.
2 Gowns at 75c
These (roan+ ate [mode
from high-grade English.
cotton, cambric finish and -
are exceptinrul value One
hiss yoke of clusters of tusk•
and hemstitching with dim-
ming of narrow Mme. em-
broidery- The other i. sur-
plice ,tyle with neck and
sleeves trimmed with wide
cotton Isom. Either garment
Saturday and Mon- 75
day .
Belt Lengths 39c
Fifteen nnl} fancy I5elt
inmgtha, armor tad enters.
regular 75e to gust
Saturday ase' only
c
New Embroidery
Collars 15c
A hag shipment of new
Swiss hah,oidera- potters
fast in for Saturday ss 1
Mondaa . Reel good quality
and good design• Very
special- each only 15c
Odd -Hose at
Odd Prices
A tableful of ladies' and
children s cotton Hnoe, plain
nr ribbed. blark or enlors.
About 1110 pairs to choose from.
A general clean-up of the stock.
All gelling wt shoot oneynarrer
leat than reg„ lar-
f1etal Beltings 25c
New Metal Beltings, plain
and Inner graves, s ere
stylish. Saturday and 25c
Monday each only
Men's Handkerchiefs
3 for 25c
'sixty only .Den's white
linen Hardkerehiefe. toes -
stitched edges. regular 15c
quality. One Corner of each
slightly damaged by water
but they will he ell tight
after they •re washed FW.
urde. and Monday 711(
dewing at 54 for ... (g•n
C. C. a la Urace
Corsets 98c
We are clearing 0111 two
makes of these fatuous
Corset.. They are s little
shorter than the styles so
much used today but are
standard $2.41) qualities. In
oder to clear tbem out at
once we put the last few
pairs on sale Saturday-
and Monday at per OQ
pP, t r 'v(
Tapestry
a a try Curtains
$290
Ten pairs only Taperer
Curtains, green or red.
heavy et top, lighter weight
across bottom. uew designs.
Special for Se.tur- $2 (]dk
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day 1e' pair L a.7711))
Towelling 6c
Lined Crash Towelling. 4Z7
inches wide, wide tri b oder,
heavy weight. Decidedly
epeeist, Saturday and Com,
Monday, per yard V(
Crepe Towelling 1Oc
Crepe Crash Towelling,
makes r splendid drying
towel, beery weight, red
border. Seta day andnom,
Monday, per yard only 1 Oc
White Quilts 88c
Ten only extra large honey-
comb
oney-comb Quilts, English make.
good design. Saturday QQ QQ ��.,,
and Monday- special.. tel,
Fine White Cotton 9c
Extra Bros white Cotton.
English make, 85 inebes
wide, a splendid cotton for
general use. Saturday Q
and Monday, per yard9C
(lending lc per card
Five hundred cards block
wool Mending soft but
very strong and serviceable.
Saturday and Monday, lc
per card
Brussels Carpet 7Sc
Use patte► n only beery
Brussels Carpet. fawn ground
with amali pink Sower, reg
nlar$1.15quality. Sat-
urday and Monday. yd. 75C
Wilton Rugs *24.90
Two only Wilton Rugs --
one small two-tone gree
pattern with eb$sta border,
the other red oriental de-
sign, size 414 yards. Satur-
day and Hondas $24,50
each only
$2.75 Lace Curtains
$1.88 •
Trn pairs .poly Notting-
ham fere Curtains. fine laecy
design, buttonholed edge.
regular 52.75 quality. Sat-
urday and Moe-
day. pair , . C7C7
$1.25 Curtains 95c
Ti plvepairs only Notting
ham( Lace Curtain-. three
verde long. buttonholed
• more new Itseay patter's.
(ilea ng Saturdayand Q
Mn y• per pair oely 95c
Crea*i Net 19c
Thrite ends oel• (Acer)
i)rvt Net, 27 Jerboa wide.
ten s isles. Ole.ring Mat
-
ordsy and Monday at 19c
per vard only .. . . .