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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
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Light Ray Electrical Process
Brunswick Records
14414441,411.14
New Records now in stock. Hear "Sleepy Time Gal" -Nick
Lucas; "Prisone1.'8 Song" -Vernon Dalhart, and many others.
Specially low prices on Brunswick Phonographs
t„ Royal Consols regular price $145,
NOW $85
S.k ys','tipe`?•�1.5r;rak9n)
` • - Other models at big reductions.
These special prices are good for only a limited time.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90 .mo no.,1 . !la&ATE r- __� .aa .. GOderich
Bake -Shop
Specialties
Made fresh_ _tlai1p. Most
delicious for all it estic
needs and.onxeions. Special-
ties in pastries, fancy rolls,
cream puffs, rte.
E. U. Cleveland
BAKER
Phone 114 West Street
SPRING MILLINERY
1ti the newest shades and
Styles.
You are invited to call.
elniversal Millinery
Old Hydro stand,
North Side of square.
SALTEORD
SALTi)R11, Murt•l 17. After an
Innen: of only a few tMyit, Mr. Horace
(lrxen of this village.1uoeumbed 10 an
attar► of ptnaanuiula on Sunday wont -
Ina Iasi. Mr. Omer had 1Pred In Salt -
ford um quite it year and ...intimated a
blat•kxusithltrg Wariness He wax in
his thirty -miaow) year and leaves a
wklnw. The fnuerat-tskea, plata to-
day
oday to Dungannon. when. the eWeed sea
formerly live!.
Mr: Robert (1. $tunumtls. one of the
ohh•st 1,1111 lent -known residents of the
village. Was token with a Isaraly't'.`
stroke ou Stllurthty 'light suet Iles In
n very erlth•1rl condition.
Mr. William' Dow las been ,n the
sick list for Own! %Ix weeks. but we
are glad to be able to resort he la
now Ituprutina.
to visit her oat Ila. Mr. and Mrs. J.
I.. Dixon. at Galt. 11ranRa► Li►(lge
'fine merali era of the
had an at-IIUnie on Monday erratug.
Mra F. A. .dwartk ix visiting i
Kitchener.
Mr. A. Peek k silent- a few days 4n
Lembo. last week.
PARAMOUNT
Uttl'NT. Marsh 1:e. --firs
Peter alethmald Murdoch. of Hu-
ron. spend the week -end with air. atul
Mrs. Eldon Ilistale s.m, of Paramount.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton. of
Lanes. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Max
the
Rev tiara. of 1'arumouut, duriul.
week.
Mrs. A. $ti-lu. of Paramount. visited
obit her daughter. Mrs. Harvey Mil-
ler. of lathes, who has been 111.
Mr. 111111e .Johnston, of Ripley, is
visiting with his gr'andwother. airs.
.1:, Itolyd, of Paramount.
...
Mrs. .husk flawllUnl, of I slaw u
spilt the week -end with friereht in
Ripley' 41111 while there It tt•nd.Yl thy
fmicro 1 of herr sister -in -Ina. Sirs.
113re ('car, Of Iwntkm.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wall. of Tees-
oater, and Miss Jennie Griffin. of
Lneknow. visite) with friends' in Par-
amount during the week.
Mend .\llon's store amsonurowent
it. the Dungannon correspondence.
l•.F.N'.O. Meethag.-The• Palr:umon t
I .F.1C.tl. met at the home of airs. M.
Maynard with thirty Indies. in at-
tendance. The roll tall wax answered
Wilk Irish jokes and afforded a great
deal of amusement. I'als•1•s n11 St•
Patrick were read by Mrs. E. Ililwore
and Mrs. T. Irwin. also a paler nn
••t•41'l1u1i11 Liins \Y41u1111 (►tight b1
Humor-
ous
I
IUL
Know.
lay Mrs. W. Mal
ons readings were gi re•u by Miss teary
t',sll• and Airs. W. F:nsIgtl. violin w•Ice-
thous by Mrs. Hogan and by airs. Jas.
1Celwrnr ear the antoltarp ('(im-
munity singing bronchi a delightful
/If ternuou 10 a cher. Afterwards the
hostess carver! a dainty Much. The
next u1.Ytllut will be held at the home
of Mrs. 1Vt,.. Ensign on April 13th.
BELF.SKT_,. M;
Iti:Lv.\sT. Starch lei. --Mr. anal
'Mrs. Sauunel Sla•rty lid visited at the
`how.• of Mr. and Mrs. tietrsn• Twain-
It•y. of tlateking. on 11'ltJt easlay last.
Ur. foal Mrs. Jo.alh Hackett spent
ono dray re-t•atty with their daugh-
ter. Sirs. Ewart Taylor. of 1 neknow•.
Mr. nue! Urs. Walter Allton visited
at the home of Mr. stud Mr.. Melvin
Maynard o11e duly- last week.
Miss Tillie Sherwood is -ps•ud111g 11
f..w 111011 w' ith her sister. Mr-. 1.i•slit-
Ritchli•, of Zion. '
Mrs. William Minter. ..f Litoknow.
Is splinting a hew Clays with friends
in the burg.
Mr. '.VlIt Alton entertained. a num-
ber of the neighboring y g people
to a s.a•lal Mei) cane evening last wti•k.
Mt'. and Mrs. Ewart Taylor, of
Mr.d airs.
au
visitedtdtL
Lim -know.
S11111 Alton on Wednesday Inst. '
Mr. end Mrs. James Hackett spent
a few dstys last week with friends In
lletrott.
Mewl .lton's star- anna,mwentent
in the 1)uugsattsou eorr.•.pxn eleutr.
Wanted 1
The Water Int} Light Com-
rnitlrion wish to purchase some
good, straight, wound Cedar
poles -thirty (30) feet long
with at ]tacit seven (7) inch
top -polys to be delivered in
yards at Goderich.
Quotations receival on any
quantity from five to fifty.
For any further partieulara
apply to
J.B. Kelly or L.L. Knox
Supt. Ili Sec'y
Goderich Goderich
Demonstration Day
Saturday, March 20
at tie
Goderich Steam Laundry
Homilies Street
The public is invited to visit the
premises and are ibP new modern
laundry machines in operation.
COAL
I have a car of 1
Pocahontas 4.inch Lump
and in a few days will have :1
ear of
Briquettes,
which are guaranteed to be a
first-class fuel for all stove-
and furnaces.
Pocohontas 313 a ton
Please leave your orders at
once for early delivery.
L. FLICK
Telephone 178 j
.(i,ary HAYFIELD
1Y�
AT AGRA, CALCITTi
(Continued from page 1).
rapitat of hada. The gardens are
Iwrly, tasootleohaven lawns. sad
fountains and dower balls Thea'
hare ural phlox drumntuudll it► so
many of the dowertieds sod they are
moot effeetltr.
February lith we spent visiting the
tnusaue sad tauba auut8 of Llelhl. We
left to a t•arrtage at S.Ild a.m. and
were bark at :e.00 p.w., hating 144.11
several lemutiful wtatques and toorba.
Kulh Miner (bunt 11111 A.1 1.) was tin•
n/oxl Iutereatlug of all. having from
on
pillars w itll ius•rlptiottx dating n
our
h century.
'Fere • we Inial
tt
th Gell
.1 It. It.
r
•s fu r
I it at x Iwngahsw• run by the Gut era S j g.
eminent for the• fort of chat ors. La Ifw,.ni�,• of the evening was the
\Ye were two days at Jaipur. which 1• reel 'dation tore 141 the Klux ebur e
a well hunt city govertdd by (Le Ma- ( I
haraju. The streets. are 110 feet hockey 1111 111 of the trophy cup offered
wish- and herder,l by the most ex• by the 1.141144 1'1111 for competition In
tru,rlivar•y architecture that 1 have the .Junior I'huteh Leugue.
i ht hitt to Iasi minute pressure up -
a
cert .4411. It looks Ilke tassel -drop of L
a stag'• setting, a. If it had length
and breadth and 1141 ik-tab. There are.
tulles 31111 utiles of it exactly the same.
terra .ulna IYdond with elaborate tit -
I
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MAYFIELD. March lit Her wavy
friends will regret to hear or the death
of Ui's Jane Johnston, who panted
awav at 1h/- home of 3.1r. Charles Par-
ker on Wednesday muruitlg. March
1 111th, after an illness ' of several
months. Miss .Johnston was koro on
l. the Salable Liu.•. April 27. 1549. and
had resided all her life in the village.
, T1t1s is the first break among live sisa-
1 ter-. The funeral service wells held
ion Friday afternoon at Trinity church
Enid was, conducted by Rev. F. H.
Paull. The . pallbearers were John
i Howard. (Chris. Parker. .flim Parker.
Percy Johnston. Walter Johnston and
W. Il. Johnston.. The surviving mem-
, bens of the family are airs. Thos. Par-
' ker. \a team. Sask.: Mrs. ('. Parker.
Mrs. W. Ara amid. Mrs. It. Fields. Itay-
field: Thos. Jilaanstou. Itisbea, N. lisk.:
' W. E. John -tun. Nekomn. N. I►ak.:
Rebell and William Johnston. of
ItaytieIit:
Mrs. 1.. Smith. of London, said Mr.
Perry John -ton. of 1,d.•rirh, attonth•d
the fmneral hist week of their aunt.
Alis- Johnston.
Airs. n"III Elliott, left am 'riii•s.lay to
v ids her sister at i.outltm.
Airs. F. 11. Paull left ou Sahtrdaty
Thursday, Marek 18, 1Yi6.-4
our Appearance at Easter Tide
Will 1a• largi•Iv due to the (toms -turas of your suit, that gar -
heat which. has greatest visibility. Our showings of new
airing :tunings for men and young ntel►'mirror correctness in
, detstls. Popularly priced, no mutter what type of Inuit
t Wlett. MM
�00n
to X50.00.
C. SNAZELY;i
Habe�sher and Dry -Cleaner.
West Street Telephone 339
tg
•n
we
GREAT RACE MEETING
AT GODERICH
THE GODERICH TOO GOANDD iCHCiNG ASSOCiA-
TION,wish to announce they
Tlt� ipto he held on
Stake Races, attheir -
Civic Holiday, Aug. 2nd, 1926
,v 2.26 TROT or PACE, Stake $1,000
W 2.16 TROT or PACE, Stake $1,000
Entry fee i%, payable 15th of April,t926 in full of
-ntry, or the option of paying 2% 15th of April, 2% 15th ot
May, and 1% on day of Race. Trotters allowed 5 seconds.
Good stable accommodations, and one ot the best half -mile
Tracks in Ontario.
Purse Races to be named later.
For information, apply to--
DR.
o DR. W. F. CLARK, Secretary
Box 91. Phone 123, ,Goaerieh
r
Spring Milliner tf
✓
Opening---
On Thursday, Friddy and Sat-
urday, .March 18th, 19th
and 20th. rowN,i713741,,n51
, .;stat r.• avl x�rf.,=.e,a ez+rr:ta
We will display our exquisite patterns. Pert Taileurs.-
ant# charming original creations of our own.
EOM -
W')
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
tW
Miss MacVicar
Kingston Street
R'dW�(Yut�k
0.
For Sore Throat
1107, 4-7
Rub throat And chest
with VKks:eover end'
warm gannet. Its
double direct settee
(labeled And absorbed)
brings welcome relit(
010 Afris
VICKS
VAPORu•
See our new line
of squinted Pillow lane's, Night
t:nwne, Towels, ('entries, Runn.•rn.
('trillions, Buffet and Lunch Sets.
All tis• lowly new shades ;in
English Embroidery Silks.
8 nl•pref stranded Embroidery
Thnvds.
('rachet Cottons, :ail numbers.'
SMITH'S ART AND
GIFT STORE
East Street. Phone 198.
A$HFIEL D
.4414
signs in white. Jaipur is tlla 4
ulorful .qty we have seen to India.
Th.• awn all wear gay -eoltrtd nlrlutus.
:u,al shawls around their Mumblers.
The women's clothes :use .•v011 gayer.
1\'e -pant an afteru.sm -.ring the
Palace sial stables of the Maharaja.
\Y.. saw his horses. eleitlua1Il . gokkm
1.11:IrIa-s. pl'ic'ate lake and eroe4411es.
and gardens. Mother. yon would has
ASIIF'1ELI v. Marek 1:.. -Mr. Albert
Thain.'"of't'oak-rich. visited his mo-
ther. Mrs. W. N. Johnstone at the
w eek-e11d.
We are pleaded to know that Mr.
John MacKay. jr.. who underwent 1111
operation In .Utxandra hospital. Gosl-
trh•li. uu wedne-day last, tx doing as
w•e11 as end. be expelled.
T'lfe \Y \r.S. held the monthly' meet -
1.04111811
ing attiht home of Mrs. Duncant
1.ennall on Washieeday. Marsh 141,
with the president. Mrs. M. 1'. Kee-
Keiz1e, in the chair. The . Meeting
opened in the usual wry, the roll call
being nio.wered with a terse of Scrip-
ture. Splendid paper were read by
Mrs. 1lir. 1 Simpson. Mrs. John idose
mid Mrs. K. thaiLe nuau. Lake Shore.
'rhe uorlhtg rlosisl with prayer by
Airs. 11a•ndersou. The host..., served
:1 dainty lur►t•h.
(►u- Friday evening Mrs. 11.a1 Mat•-
Kenzi.• ,•utertatned x few of her
friend-.
The pupil- of S.S. No. :1 with' their
to tither. Mists Andrew, stent a ''try
000y:1I,le att .-rinr(,11 on Saturday Inst
tobogganing ;Ind sleighridiug.
Mr. rat [wart. who has been vonttnel
to hasp wllh is severe cold, 144 tm-
po oci11g.
Mr. •Int MaeAdaam has the emntract
for h:t.6it gravel for tlr..loh1 ('ath-
.•ar'' hare.
Airs. K. 'meth Mnel .ea 11 Is tisitbiR j
bee daughter. Airs. Ile•tor Ma,lran.l
dem• .\mla•rl,t•.
NE,. .\lits• Marltntlald. of Kintail.1
*pent the week -and visiting friends at
Port .\'pert.
Miss Liotti.- MaeKtrizb. teacbtr at
Port .%liert. spent the week -end at
the house of herr parent.. Mr and len.
M. 1'. UatKe11r.lt.
Setviees wore hell in Aslifield Pres-
byterial. church .t, Sunday and the
.Int being time there wean a good at-
teudane... Myr. Mr. Thowpsofl. of
Loudon. (nut.. oftl(•lated.
Iti•nd .lion's store nnuouneenieut
11 the Dungannon eorre.spuudenve.
1.)
The
Doctor
Knows
Duren.. who k new
Minnrd'a fay t'Ir
wort It doss are
i unhe.lut;i.i: In
their preire of its
heal it e ar .' moth -
hut
fir. Jo.. Asia. Shots, of at. Id -
dare. that.. write.: --
"1 have LnAently red kllnard'a
. 1Jnlment And also prescribe It for
ma Padget. always with the moat
R the hestifying all-rrounde Liniment".
CC.. A. King, ICI). a1.. recd nrnettda
Mineral's 1a the fotkrwtwa word.: -
"1 haus used Mlnard's Liniment
myself as well as prescribed It In
sty praettes whim a Iidment was
to the end
desired offset talks
riltiARD4S
.IUM OF ".
:LINIMEN1
novel the terminals1•. The rulutnns
were solid with the newt beautiful
maidenhair ferax. There wee+ nt
Lust a .hsetl fountain* playing in dif-
ferent patrtn of the Iaallding.
r '
.
gook malty monkeys
sinee coming to India. but never as
Jai aur. 1 -tau will sOI• sl
gr41gli of thirty or forty 1 a ug on
rrs,f:t of the Intraars or he tits rosd-
gkk. 'These are the black-faced.I
Iona -tailed variety. Yesterday we
saw a very young dale twist its tnuth-
er's tail Into n loop alai Minh through
11. ElypLatntt with tnily-palnu.l
trunk., slid ears are quite common old
the streets. and so are camels. Pea -
media are as Inhibited hast 115 rd.illst
are in bosiertel,. 1 had been told 1
wou111 w.• a white peacock hem. but
Me tar have Ixa•u disa{gxrilrted.
I i -l.. ilib- -tV - leiter Jaipur this
morning for lk.tolay, wlic11 wr resgb
on 1:1th. and. sail from lltimbay stn
February l:ab.
ltluak and
r rt of
oto cur -culmens a 1rW Bed r {1p
filo luuoluet, which etas a most inter
e.tlnt anal suceessftd affair. is with-
held until next ww.'k's
REPORT OF IIO(:
For w.•ek ending M:1
Me-
Duw•
lit
Total hog.
!LI•le t bla.vu AAAA :at
1'hirk t)n•aol► ... e
lea c b•,c
17
Evans Ite•avlet 1
Shot. Logs (1
FRUIT GROWERS WHET
e
1('uutinu
cl from page 13
is the way of assuring uniform pack-
ing, and gave mach information from
his exp•Mruee Lu ,oudnt•titlg sneh a
plant.
ton the question ..f grade. Mr. Oa-
1a•I said that Nos. 1 and _' Were eat-
14actory, but nothing lower than these
shusrlrt to shipped. Mr. Sloan re
marked that if No. :1 apples were left
at hunt growers would nutke up t.y
letter prla•s for tit.- gong) grades.
• A Wtrresstul Banquet
The tuute•utiou ....twinkled with 11
lutuquet held itt 11..10 Itetlf4.r,1 to the
evening. Tose Lions i'Inh of tj,sl.•rirb
r. -operated Itl Ibis evt•nt. and lir. Gal-
lo-. chief of the Lion-. acted as chair-
man Spa -wiles were then by E. lt.
I\'isle. M.I•.p.. Mayor Marl:wan. Mr.
F. 1.. (:alel. Mr. 11. Kirr-14 of ('.r
Isntrg. Prof. \:•i! • ni. Alt. S. 1: Stotb
SHIPMENTS
rch 1I. Its-.:
An Huron
burn I.4111nty
4:1 - I::7:1
14 412
,v: 7`Cl
SKI r ei sat
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00(1 THEAT
WEEK OF MARCH is TO 17
Monday and Tuesday td
11. W. Grittkl. prt•.1•uts
C.'ROL 1) I1'5TER AND J.AtUE6
pt►1RKN'(Nll►
in a vivid lore tueludtawa of the Cal-
t•slgo 1'11.1.a -solid
"THAT ROA LE Gull."
:'a Mermaid Comedy
"THE SPOTLIGHT"
\Yedut-ulay and ThnrwMy
Jo thee tither 1'i rwteol has wrlttita it
a g1•e1t s1•.rr.
JA('K HOLT .\NI) BILLE WIVE
Ira V, tp:ule 11 into a wart. -lou, -'Miura
- THE .tNl'IENT HIGHN'A1' call
S.•tltl.•tI l'oun'dy
"(.1DDl r• r'EF:3
GODERICHI
it mots
fV
It ...- AUBURN
.11 Itl'II\. March 17.-- Mrs. W. Don-
:dab:on. of Godi•rleh. is vhdtitag her
parinats. Mr. mud Mrs. W. I'. Robert-
son.
Mics Pearl Taylor. of -Clinton Rttst-
licne ttttte..:-erns home for The week -
1111.
Mr. 'floe-. Matulltrg. of London. Is
visiting tri. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Manning.
Miss Elva Walden. who bee been
etal►lo i ser re. 11111's during her
'West field.
Mr- Mattie. of llbrppardtoa. Is
ti-tting her sou, kir. Harold loogi.-.
t‘ line het. she received wont that her
home was burned ou Saturday after -
watt. The fire way caused by a d. -
feet ire ehittlne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ales. Manning, who
spent aka• winter with til former'-
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm., I'attr•rtem
ha re nan•ed their hnntc fnrnl►tbings
fr,m.1•a.e•k.t•ilIt•. where they formerly
resided. and have• rented a honer In
lnndlvlan,.'. Mr. Manning Intends
fanning wi11, kir. Tuwuvud this win
Yler. ._•.. ..
rip s hinge 0.5 shockcd in hear of
the death of Harold Nn.•g.•le, who had
leen ba Dtt r..11 for some time. 11'
WWI well rememlered bete as a May
before the family moved to (hak•rich.
Mr. snit Mr.. Nnegele and family have
the 'quantity. . uf.:thin, community in
the loss of their •nn and brother.
Mille ran boys of air. Th ompss n's.
tr T rinentte riiwn*htp: were rtrlrttat to
the chop ting mill on Saturday after
noon. 11. nerkyoke broke and the
t.T'hl beta ming animating. able ran
aunt. throwing the ioys ant. netting
free from the Me1Rh. the hnrars ran
Into is lorry poplar tree. with atoll
rioletwe that .roe M them Bred .wily
about two hours. Tim other bor.•
retained with 01111Mtt InJnMrit, and Is
expected to t'ree•ef.
O
1)gY Cash EVD( KNOW BE HERE
THEY IGNOM! wubN
SOON WERE W'E
Friday auld Satni-day 1t a
RICHARD TAI MAIN36
meet
EILEEN PERCI'
bit a death defying thrill plet11r. witkeb
*111 hold you to the finish
••IAF 1"S
THE TEI.EPIIONF: G1R1. tg�'
in d,
fJg ••SIIERIAN''K'S HOME"
PATHS REVIEW i+ '
Matinee Saturday at :1.110 p.m.�
home is s(1 much more!
"•►stun.\" in the winter.
\\'e can appreciate the warmth
and cosines ill U(Ir ttw'n Iifelld C>
on the cold, raw (l:('s, the snowy,
stormy days.
Liven with the strike on, the
Heat Folks are prepared to give
Yalu hour usual winter C.allturt.
1.
'Phone 98 for a b1ad of (,en-
11b11i' I'uC;lh,allt;t'4 (ata) er 1)"I11eY
tic Pigg, either tit w hICtI will put
I that "Welcome Honle" ]ttnllt -
pht: r. .It cosy warmth into your
house'.
Bedroom Suites De Luxe
We may say that every one of aur
present offerings in ts■lrt, om sets falls
under this ctaneifiention. 111' 'hare
sdttewdll anticipate) the style demands
of the day; hence the popularity of .nor
prawn' amts and singk' piece's.
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Funeral Director
_3kiaaeihimilk reel. 6eiesi(tlh. Ott•...
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Special for this week at
M. ROBINS
10 dozen men's home-
made
All -wool Sox
in brown, grey, green, hea-
ther, lovas and black;
Sizes 10 to 11 1-2.
Regular price 65c. Clear
ing out at
45c or 3 pairs
for $1.25.
For this week only.
M. ROBIN S
•
.bis
--CALL THE
Fot Good Clean CoaIC0A1
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 - Goderich
It. Mt
(
Man
t- ;
Radio
Why be without the
entertainment it affords
have you'can ha e a
good one complete with
Batteries, Loud Speaker
and Aerial from
$85.00 up r..
and made by the beat
people in the business
Some of the best artists
in the world ale broad-
casting now. and will be
for some time. JOSEPH
HOFFMAN played the
piano f rom WEAF last
Sunday night.
1 • have Radio Licenses
for 1926.
Jenner's Music
Store
To the Radio Fans
Are you willing to do your part?
1re you willing to co-operate with your neighb..a for your uwtnal ed -
vantage"
Are you willing to k•artl the correct op. ration of your tyle of receiver"...
1ko y,u,kn.to whether or not you arc causing ilite rfenmci•"
If vitt have not applied for tnesntx•rship in the i:.slrriesh I:adio
.4isociation, .1n et today.
Get your friend. rind have hint or her ioin wait you.
Learn what a Blooper is
and the rowels, anal how tooper:iti• 3.1.11 /41•1 to. 1.1,11
wants clearing and
only then, yon will tiediir ouy part
he
air of Ina11-Iftatle static.
__Re !.chitin. fellow and ileo your Awe.
Re.. F. C Elliott, President.C. A. Reid. Vice -President.
de Carter. Soc.-Treas.
!Alt
'Twill
'Twill Soon Be Time
to throw off your goloshes and
overshoes. What are your Shoes
like?
emommereMSUF•fittniMalldfil
Our new strucks of Spring goods are now arriving. and
comprise some of the nicest, snappiest lines shown in
a long time, at very moderate prices. You are in-
vited to look tot our goods and you will be impressed
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