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Wo aro SOLE ALIEN 1'S sur the .
FAMOUS STUB PROOF KUIMEKS,
which aro uaront::rd sisal ,,root,
• Long Boots, 01'11 the hevo towered tie u. Oaa
A be 00 Loot. fir
A 52 711 Boot. fur
A *2 5(I Bost, for
A $2.15 Boot. fur
.A 52.00 IIwt, fur
A $1.75 Boot, fur
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ST. GEORGE PRICE.
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CALL 71
FRIDAY. FEB. S. 10411,
People We Know.
Drew Rougvte Wan ht Philadelphia 11110 a sok,
Jas. whitely loft o11 Bat urd ny for Lalgo r).
N. W. T.
Ed. Attrill woo vtaltlnir 111 Ifo gnv014 1'11
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, ('mics, of ('1111100, were In
town on Sunday.
Jho. Morrleon returned to tits noun., tori
Colwell, on Friday,
We aro plea004 too sed Neo U. 114)ers out
again after an attouk of la grippe
Muss Aldo Webster has been 11I .v11111,4 1rlpPe
during the past week.Mins !Cindy Goldthorpe, lfunl. Is down
wltth ft Bove a attack of la grippe
Mrs. Holt is visiting In the .,boson 1'1'0 anti
111lss Holt to visiting friends lis the 1'11 of
Guelph,
Kenny Campbell, who hew boon',pending 1t1.
holiday's at the old 1101110,1.0111n10,1 to'roots
on Monday.
Mies Smith, of *411(1th 411,40. 1'11. slow, len. e.
to -day for Thasoalou, leher0 she 11110 1\1,•1.).1,,i
a position.
Mr. 3, C. Sloane, representing he Muir,, a,
Coma and Casket Cu , of (Imago. Ills, and ie
bowl) on Monday.
J. C. Stewart., who .vas ()1.11()11 hum,' by the
11111oas of its mother and sister, '1'.1)101111 lis
Stratford on Tuesday bash.
Joe Tlla.(Insm., of lhau4.40, n 0,•11001 un 141
Who wont to South Atrl..a .vlth Ihc .,1,n1'I
continiuut to 011 ,s visit 10 hi/4 (,vUl1:1•0 1111r.
11. F. Mo ora loft 'Tuesday, nod Messrs. .1 'I'.
°arrow, \i(1,. Horton, Win, 1'rondfuol, tam.
Mark and J.M. tihvphard left o4,
I.
u •'0111'11 sua'ccce.
,a' I 1 eat e n s, t
l,f I1,u.n1 ., 1001 a, \elle 0111 Leone the
gulp la 1 •-t .4•:01110 %lab abt(lt &kis un
14440 1.,• ++l 1',1'0¢1'. Il will be ore.
11:1t 11.E '•••Old bas tat'pl 411'11 Wial n
1111. 'tIT, Pl0111o14 ,f 544181 410141 the
,,, nuln11 with '$27 01.1 and end
int, ,a .t 1, 2i4,till tin ha t4 Next yeas
,v4' shall tri Ivo it Much hal get (govern
Il,•11L 441 4,4, 1619 well tv valet to a1
y1 vel 5AI' I.1 lir 11.04,ew fuldlnff de, Ih0
..0^slier of tvlu h hon brew moth .1.111
t.luit,rtl of Ly the publr(,
rt,„ 11btn'L+n. 411 r. Duff, h0-, 1”
1h111k, lilted the posh tun art y 0011,
tut Ily, knrpiug 1110 1'0()141 Vaal/0d1440,,
.10841 Np(1 14+1)' And helug al the saute
tlute e. urt isms and helpful to the read
ere And 11 1'1)110*11'144,
Citizens would could n great. Inver
1f they would from time to time hand
Ill 11.1s 01 dealt able books to the librar-
ian o1 set r. -Lw y nut that eveh y hook
so .1011) 'tied can he bought, tut that.
how u1u1 such ,. cuneenrus a upuuun the
hum d sults 11111ge qt to tits hent,
,11A asp \Y4LOON, Chanroan,
A. J. M,t°RN, Sevregs y.
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or kid I
Irl,.ry
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set `tib' 4t. 4 .urn ell nal n
wool 14 Ile had burs
111 .Inco Na. ra,nor laws, un.nu1u
tlla bolug
11 e 411.0 ,11,.40 , 1.111, of droll,, 110 Num 11
nlanuhw . '1 111 4 ,0. terve nod 1.10.1 ruspoetod
to a11 4.110 14,01'11 111111.
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'I'11II; F'R14(}41 LIBRARY.
Reports for 10f10 The loetttu•
tion til' tit) System 1s B
ttuntly tL Success.
t1', ,•1'1 pts
Nal.umo (tofu 1.1*)
'1,11,' /4 '1111110g
I0'14l.Inlne grant to toadmg t'ouol
'Iowa 44111111 ...
count. 1418111
Nut It (111'1,-1 un 11,110.11.
1': l pe, nl l t tu,n
I1,01,g
Al, lith. ..lar,
Ilouk. bought
11,1uazu,0. 11 1111 1 1.,,e4 0{41
1'1111114,11 1'11100 aild 4,01111144 t'nrdo
Inlure11vu
.u1um and mourn
It, 11100 I flt.1
In11,11100 1114 100,11 ..
5:750
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:1. lis
11111 01
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$1.11 50
51,4144
It 4.1
1.14 1)41
Its 'u
110 444
11t 7,5
n au
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1i 111
H.+ 1111
5,11.241 50
The above financial slnlculvut (sus
nudued by 11osors. Itohe•rtaon and n,Lll,
It. \cn aullllors. The receipts lion
icotters' curds were in rrnlity moist
:jt:i-', instead 14r $1S.1; aiuve, the (i f-
Icr,•ucr )11.111+g rot melt Ino late fist' the
1.1.114(1 t. 1). .1. N \hi'til„ 11•t4t8nl'r1•,
No. , 1 .nlnne' laltl.roxinuatel in the
libinry : Iliaut 1', 611; biography, 273:
a n\'l.(r4 sunt Ira. els, :122; scie'nee and
ISO; general literal, ore, rill; poelt'V,
411; religuuta 1114+1.10mo, 11i.1; del ion, 1,•
IUJ; tnisre llaneuns, 71:1; reference, 75.
1111 ,e 1, :(,1411,
It,,u6, bought in 4)4.)44; H1otury, 51;
1,1..g1,11111 V, 7); vu1•nge,'2 ; st'ienr1' aural
411. 211 poet!.', 1 ; religions lit e•talure,
] : fiction, 10:1 ; intseelluheuus, 11:1 :
tt•f '* 1, 4,, 5, Total, ''2141
\'ulunn's issued during 1p1N1: Ilist 'I'Y,
2'44) ; hil,gr,lllhv, 128 ; voyage :utd
(1''I. el, 12,37 ; 4.111111' 0111 Hut, 1 45.
poetry, 72; religious:dotal tire, S3; fic-
tion. SSI I ; miscellaneous, 1121 ; tcfer
1.111'0. l;i ; nuIgaziues, 117, 'Total,
11,11141).
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♦ A ♦l' !•41♦ ♦ •
♦ a ♦ FA •V ♦ ' ♦ A%VX•V♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
TA
The Greatest
MARK-DOWN
We Ever Made.
••••,•
e.
••Ir v•kvA• .•••••p•..•
\YIE mean to make our FEBRUARY SALE the best we
V1f1V� ever had, A milli Fall and Winter has left us with
quite a few Winter lines still on hand, and to clear out to
make room for our New Spi ing Stock.
VVe are prepared to make a good sacrifice starting . • ..
MONDAY, FEB. 4.
No old shop worn goods
All clean New Stock
Clothing
Nice heavy Frieze Overcoats, regi•
lar $6,00. for $3.50
SPECIAL BOYS' FRIEZE OVER.
GOA! S*Sises 30 to 84, to clear,
$2.50
Extra value in MEN'S ',WEED
WORKING PANTS, worth $1,35 to
.sharp.... 85c
Sig range Men's and Boys'
Suits reduced.
Boys' Underwear and
ien's.
Atoottota aims Boys' Wool Shirts
titawers, worth 85o and 400, to
oleo >r 25c
4408 Underwear, regular 60e for
3
` ids line Men's Shirts and
x�►With rt
telt 4vi1.54.
25C
1 heavy Cottonade
ilio for 17C
vy Shirting
ti• for
13C
Ladies' and Children's
Jackets
One lot good sane and colors,
worth 1.00 to $6.00, to clear $1.50
Some very nioo black best cloth
Beaver Jackets, worth $8.00 4o $10.00
t0 clear at $5.00
Good stock heavy Shawls
And fanny Plaid Shawls at RE•
1UCI':I) PRICES.
See our FACTORY COTTON.
worth 7o for 5C
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear
Ail at reduced prices'
Ladies' fine wool Mitts
Regular 504 for. 35C
Full size white Blankets
Worth $1.00 faro. 75C
Extra value heavy grey
Flannel
Regular 25e for...
• • • 20C
Balance of our Furs at cost
ttotk of new and right styles in Dress Goods and Silks
duced. It will be to your interest to buy now.
IMIICVCI'
DIseo$e
econd Week
welling �'f the
I.OBINSON STOCK
is caused by weakness of the
stomach or bowels is likely to
" •' I
0'111 to C
I1
( S EMULSION of U
Y
Cod Liver Oil,
We don't say sure ; and you
may not be sure that your, or
your little one's trouble is due
to weak stomach or bowels.
Doctors can't always trace a
disease to its cause ; and you
can't.
SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod
Liver Oil is the easiest food for
a tired digestion. But that
isn't all ; it encourages stomach
and bowels to tackle their
work ; It gives and gets them
strength from the other foots
they are able to take. Give it
time.
Food is the best of medicine:
food that sets the body going
again.
This is health : give it time.
The genuine
has this pict-
ure on It, take
no other.
If you have
not tried It,
send for free
sample, Its
agreeable
tante will sur-
prise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists, Toronto.
60c. and $1.00; all drugglste.
5
We've prepared a big list of specials forthe second
week at the Robinson store, Any one of them would be
well worth coming after, but when you get an array of
values like these it is worth while making a special effort
to visit this store. Good goods, reliable qualities, selling
for wholesale prices and less.
SIR CHARLES SAYS FARE.
W ELL.
At tt 04llet19 of the Conservative 51.
I"s. In Ottawa on Tuesday last, Sir
Charles 'rt,ppor's tetter of resignation
as lender and farewell was read, and it
is such a complete statement of the
party's principles, and so sound in its
advice for Uto future, that it should be
read by every Conservative in the
Dominion. After poin(1ug to the fact
that by its conduct on the tariff ques-
tion the Liberal government has fully
vindicated the Conservative Ileums for
the N. P., the veteran statesman 541178
"If there is one pulley with which
the Liberal Conservative party has
been inure 1',(Il4i$t ('(11 Ir lden41fled than
any other, it is tile policy of maintain-
ing British COD nection. Tho cuuhpfe
Hon of Confederation, the construe.
(ion of the Canadian 1',t;i(ie Railway.
and the repudiation of Unrestricted
Reciprocity with the (wiled States,
(ver(' all inspired largely by the detet
to maintain at all hazards
and at all cost Canada's priceless
birthright to it part 04 the British Em-
pire, Even while the Liheral•Conser
v,ativo party has been in Opposition it
has successfully enforced the (duty of
Canada to aid Great Britain in main•
twining the integrity of the Empire,
CANADA'S STATUS 1?1 T1111 EMPIRE.
"How greatly the statue of Canada
with regard to the Empire has iii
proved during the Liberal Conserve.
Lite regime is shown in the recogni-
tion by the imperial Government of
Canada a 1 ight to a potent voice in the
negotiation of treaties with foreign
powers affecting l'enadian interests,
and to bo represented in international
conferences,
"Thera remain two hnportant planks
in the platform of the Liberal -Con-
servative party yet to be made effec-
tive—the establishment of et fast line
of steamships between Canada and the
United KiuR0om and the arrangement
of a system of reciprocal preferential
trade between the mother cunntry and
Ube Dominion. When our party was
defeated the fast line service was an
accomplished fact, and the line would
have leen in operation in May, 1808,
had not the Liberal Government, div
initiating new negotiations, caused the
indefinite postponement of the project,
” If 1 may ho permitted a word of
advice to the party, on retiring, it is to
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes the bread
more healthful.
Safeguards the food
against alum..
Alarm baking powers ars the grater*
maws lo hearth of the present days.
IOWA wore mdse he., ars rosy
.............
Moody llhotl la ,
armed ISSOSS
1's. etasas
lo arts2
WIN 114 s4feaw
Mira lte14 r444114
ormapia
tlek
oikt
lli* Soli to uederit h hy
The Robinson Hosiery
A chance to buy good hosiery, the kind that gives sat-
isfactory wear—must of it the famous "Uoderich” awake--
i , u
for leas money that merchants can buy t fol l y the dozen
at the mill. We want the stock clearedred quickly or we
wouldn't sell at these prices,
25 pulls woollen 0vet hose, cut heel. slrnug +01.1 eer-
vicrtable, small siz0s, odd pairs 01 lines that v ere 2tic
and 25e. Our sale price. 10c
20 pairs ()verbose, Hanle as above, only huger sizes,
1 1 sale rice 20c
s21x:. i
blusuu lice was U
the Rul
p
Bove ribbedI
woollen hose, made from strung yarns,
will wear well. The Rubi10011 prises were 2811 and
30e. Our sale price .... ................. .. . . 19C
Heavy 44hhed woollen hose, Innde from strong v'orst•
ed yarns. wide rib, lust the thing fur school wear.
Our sole prices are froth 7c to 10c a pair less than the
Robinette prices.
All sizes up to 61. sale ellen 220
All sizes over 0i, sale price 35c
PIein woollen hose for ludiesot gills wear, soft finish,
will wear well, every pair at a saving, all siaes up Lu
7. Sale print 15c
All sizes over '7, sale price 19C
A few paha boys ribbed hose, heavy make. made
frnui strong worsted yarns. medium and large aize8.
The Robinson price was 8'lic. 0111. sale price25C
The Robinson Underwear
We ate going to snake short work of the Rubinson
e and gen.
.' o ladies underwear if rices
will do nl linden wear for K
p
denten, boys and girls, at prices that will make it .hay volt
10 buy your next winter's supply now. You can t make
buying anyu
f these.
easierlhuna
roue touch by
ny
Y8
Childten's 11hed vests. not all wool, also fleece lined.
small sizes. The Robinson price was 25c. Our sale
pi ice .... 17c
Children's ribbed and fleece lined vests. large sizes.
'fhe Robinson pr ices wet e 3&c and 40c. Our sale
price 26C
Ladies' black r
ueetritn tights. The Robinson irice
was Mk, tivr sale price 30C
Ladies' ribbed vents and drawers, vests open front.
Spe;lal sale price 10C
An Extra Special
Ladies' Oohed vests and drawers, nearly all wool,
enough cotton in them to keep from ahrinkiug, also
fine quality fleece lined vests and drawers. The Rub-
inson prices wets 50c and 75c. Our sale price. choice
of lot 43c
Men's heavy fleece lined shirts and drawers, also all
wool. Choice of over 200 garments for sale , 370
Meal's extra quality wool fleece lined shirts and draw•
els, also tine wool make, The Robinson dollar gar -
'petits. Your choice of over 3(10 of them for sale..08c
A Clean Sweep of the Robinson Mantles
Not a mantle to be left in stock when we wind up this great
We are making prices that will make a clean sweep of every garment.
are these for values ?
Mantles at 39c. 7 only Ch'Idrens' Reefers, nobby gar -
meets, dark colors. The Rubinson
There ale aheut 36 tweed mantles in
the Rubinson Stock, they ere made of
good material, but ,are about i1'21 itches 1
long and have large sleeves. With a
little alteration they would make gond
school coats for go Ie. The color is grey.
The Robinson pricoa were $4.00 and
1.4 54). Your choice for sale 39C
prices were $3.00 and $4.25. Choice for
sale. „„ ..... ..$2.25
5 only (sills' Tweed Motels with
capes, small sizes. The Robinson pt ices
wero $4.50 and $5.00. Our sale price
each 1.75
sale.
How
A few only Ladies' slack Mantles,
Velvet Collar, Satin Lined. Stylish and
Serviceable Garments, The Robinson
prices were $4.50 to $8.44.1. Our sale
price $2.98
Ladies Black Cloth Capes, rough
tlnish, fell sweep, stunt Lacing, high
coital. The Robinson price wits 34.75.
Out sale price , , $2.50,
t.__
The Robinson Furs .. .
As with the mantles so with the furs, we want to make a clean sweep of
the entire Robinson stock. No furs to be left when the sale is over. This is the
way we are selling them :
Ladies' asti achan jackets. bright,
glossy fur, farmer's satin lining.
Special for sale $17.50
Ladies' astrachpn jackets, nice, even
and glossy curl, well and carefully
Blade, good satin lining, 20 inches long.
Sale price 524.60
1 onlyelectric seal jacket, very rich,
thick fir, fancy silk lining, a veru
n.,bbv garment.. Regular $36.00. Oor
sale price $26.75
2 only ladies' astrachan jackets, No.
I quality, thickly furred, bright curl.
' hest or linings, large sizes, regular
$40.00, Our sale price,.... ..$34.50
Mons' Beaverized oppossum caps, a
r4(h fur. light weight., wedge shape.
The Robinson price was $4.50. Our
eal0 price $2.98
Mens' assorted fur caps, assorted
kinds, wedge shapes. mostly small
sizes that are lett.. Sale priee..$1.35
Ladies' sealette gauntlets, good
Suatity, leather palm. Regular $1.2).
ale price 98C
Ladies' black astrachan caperines,
bright, glossy fur. newest style, trim-
med with tails. Special for sale $4.25
A Bargain in Ladies' Hats:
Every hat in the store, walking hats, outing hats, sailors, also trimmed
tam crown hats. The lobinson prices were 65c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.35. Your
choice of entire stock for - - - - - - - - - 15C
These are but a few --a very few --of the many lines of thoroughly, re-
liable and dependable dry goods, that are selling under value at this great sale.
ONE PRiCE, CASH OR PRODUCE.
Hodgens
Robinson's Old Stand, GODERICH
continue to work for intertmperial
Preferential trade, involving as it does
the strength and unity of the Empire
and the rapid development of all its
possessions.
MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE.
"This is Ole most important i45Ue
now before the people of Canada, and
in my opinion it will before long be
come an issue of vital importance to
the people of the United Kingdom.
That you will continue, its in the punt,
to work tor the best interests of Can-
ada, 1 entertain no doubt
"The duty of his Majesty's loyal
Opposition is to exercise its vast influ
encs In restraining a tendency to per-
nicious legislation, and in giving a
loyal support to proposals of the
government which commend them-
selves ns in the interests of the country.
while initiating itself such measures
for the common weal as are neglected
by the Adtllinist.ration.
f can wish my enceessor in the
leadership no better fortune thin that
he should enjoy the Rants support and
the same unfailing kindness that you
have always extended to me."
jr. second, Stella Kira, Wilfred El-
liott, Lulu Dunkeld, Willie Nivins,
Willie Wilson, Roy Kerr; part 1I.,
Cephn Echlin, Earnest Mcllwain,
Mabel Wilson, Leonard Mcllwain,
Leonard Dunkeld; part I., Viola
Young.
SARA A. McKxroUT, teacher,
Dashwood.
LOCALS.—The revival set vices which
were held in the Evangelical church
closed on Friday last. The meeting's
were well attended. The regular mid-
week seryices open again this week.—
The storm of the past week has made
business dull for our merchants.—Miss
Flossie Snell leaves for St Thomas on
Wednesday. where she will attend the
,Alma Ladies' College for the coming
term.—Mrs., J. Kellerman spert Sun-
day with Zunch frienda—Our black-
smith looks quite happy these days,
his wife having presented him with a
young eon.—Our principal, Mr. T.
Snell, has been under the weather.
Several of the school children are
absent from school suffering from
severe colds and laippe.—Mr. D.
Hartleib has started a jewelry store in
this burg. The auction sales each
afternoon at Pickard'# store ,craw large
crowds.
Nile.
PBRONALS.—Miss V. Stewart visited
at Whitechurch and other places last
week,— Miss Nellie Stewart visited
friends at Holmeslille the past week.—
Rev. C. C. Koine, of Pine River, called
on friends in this vicinity the past week.
—Mr. Richard Sprung, of Goderich, vis-
ited et Mr.Chas. (Arvin's this week.
IN GENERAL.—Quite a number from
here havc;'been attending the special meet-
ings at Sheppardton and also Dangannon
Methodist Churches,— Next Tuesday
evening is to be Literary night, to be
taken charge of by the Literary Commit-
tce.--The weather has leen very stormy
this week.—Petitions are being circulated
for signers to have 5. 5 No. t divided,
and to have a school house at Mr.
Nevin's corner and another at this vil-
lage. --I.. O. L. No, toy held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last Monday even-
ing, but on account of the bad roads and
stormy night the attendance was not
quite es large as usual. After the gen-
eral business was transacted a orry inigranlme Wee h7 �e
members QNi u>w glliser' from here
attended r, /as. Feag'snt$ sale last The..
day et Lion.
Bottom RISPitslti.—The wind is
the etAndirttl of the pupils of S. S. No.
1. W, W.,month the nnth of Jannary
Jr. thi. George Ryan,Nellie Ryan.
Ninth Echlin Ellie .erate, Everett
Elliott,
Medford Inlii�tH( trait Itudi'
Itwa rt I)evitl N4vinsntl 1• vl'ta nc
Stanley.
SCHOOL Rt(PORT.—The following is
the monthly report for January of S.
S. No. 14, Stanley. It Is based on the
deportment, punctuality, attendance
and ptofteiency of the mmHg. Names
aro in order of merit : Filth. H. F.
Johnston ; sen. fourth. H. L. White-
man, D. O. Grassict. Louisa Bell ; jun.
tourth, A. W. Johnston. M. R. Alatr.
Jennie Me.Be rich s sen. third, Maly
Johnston, Ida Dinsdale, Kate McDiar-
hhid ; jun. third. F. Kyle. W. W. Gem -
melt, . C. Logan • second. Edna Kyle,
Jennie Hagler. Norman Jones ; jun.
second, Emma Moir. Edwin Gemmell.
Lulu Coleman 1 sen. second pelt. Jean
Grassick. Ellen Barrier. 11. Jones; jun.
second tAft, Angie Oemmell. Etta
Jar'ott, Ida Jenne s first, Murray Fish-
er, Arthur Kyle. Jas. Jttt''ott, The
best spellers in the monthly spelling
matches were 1 Fifth and sen. fourth.
Herbert Whiteman it tuts. fourth, Al.
bert Johnston; sets. third, Ida Misdate
and M Joba*tolk mond s fen. third.
Mary ay s eeeond. Jennie Sattler
jun, veto . Rmttta Moir t sen. second
past; Ellen Hagler . jun, second part.
Aaggle Oeenr*eetl; Bret part. Murray
Fisher.
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Remise of the many uses it can be
put to. In sickness its better than hot
cloths or compresses. It makes a hot
application a pleasure, because is does
away with the disagreeable and nnoom-
fortable wet clothe and the like.
A GUARANTEED HOT WATER
BOTTLE
guaranteed net to leak for one year. If
by any mishap they should, bring them
batik end we'll replace there free of
charge. Cold weather is a1 band—the
time to buy those comforts is NOW.
To relieve the effects of Grip, take our
Laxative Quinine Tablets and Brown's
Balsam of Wild Cherry Bark. These
remedies are guaranteed or your money
baok.
Arck your doctor about dor new ap-
paratus for testing onr drags.
James Wilson,
Preecription Drug Store.
Telephone 45, -Terms Cash.—No Credit
Bolmesnille.
NoTlit1.—The Ladies' Auxiliary of
St. John's church held a ftve-cent tea
at the home of Mrs. Sam. Holmes,
Clinton, on Wednesday afternoon. —
Rev. A. U. Oren,' will preach in the
Methodist church on Feb. 17th. and on
the following Monday he will give a
lecture. Be sure and Dame. as it will
be something RNood.—Messrs, Ed. Levis
and Angus McLeod are on the sir k list.
—Miss Nesl!utt•, of 18th con., visited
Mies V. Tebbutt.—Miss Stewart, of
Nile, is visiting at Mr. Jno. McCart-
ney'a.—Miers Susie Acheson Is visiting
blends at Woodstock and Bowman-
ville,
Goder'lch Township.
None. Thomas Bell, while driving
past his bars had the mlafertane to
drive into an open well. and had to
hitch another team on the one Lorre
«lee 1 fell In to get knot. Fortunate-
1not much d&MIL O rl*as done. si•
tltoeglltt the *MI was EO Leet sleep+.
Chris. Johnston has Wrested in a 11i1tie
tharonghbred Durham hull.
which lin wUl keep for the improve -
McKenzie (3 Howell
•••e WWI
, . Headquarters fur .. .
Crosscut Saws, Axes, Files, Etc.
Sleigh Shoe Steel, Iron, Etc.
A Car Load Just to .-sand.
On Horse Blankets and Bells we
are Making Extra Low Prices to
clear out.
We thank our customers of the past year
for their patronage, and can say the ad-
vantages they found in dealing with us
in the past, will be continued to them,
and all new customers throughout the
year we have just entered.
VcKenzie & Howell.
THE PLACE TO BUY ALL HARDWARE CHEAP
ome Bargains 111 shoes.
Having completed our annual stock taking we find a number
of odd 11ne8 in Men's, Women's and Children's Boots a 11
Shoes. These will be put on our bargain counters at Ilia
acne price regardless of the forrner prices.
You may have your Choice at 75c. per pair.
These must get out of the house, mud in order 1J move
them, we put a move -out pride on each one.
These Shoes are all light i0 every way, but It ie our
system of cleaning up the stock after a season's bits'n1'sd.
We are s;mply giving you DWARF PRICES ON USAN l'
VALUES.
Men's Felt Boots, best quality, $1.48 per pair.
Best quality felt and carpet Slippers, 15c per pair.
Rubbers, very best quality, at lowest prices.
We are ready to compete with any kind of a slue except
an auction sale.
P. T. HALLS,
Repairing CASH SHOE DE,-\LER.
SOLE AGENT FOR QUEEN QUALITY.
Reid's Old Stand. CK
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Goderich. �,
1°s t 9.55 -41• �3 : ` �° =011 +1'° { s, E9'
FEBRUARY CLEARING SALE
We commence a Clearing Snle of all , . .
Remnants, Oalments and Lonelus.
We has.) a lot of Short Ends and Small Lots, tilt. we will not w,ite up
in Stock She, ts, which we are now completing.
They are ell New, Frush Gjods bought for tLii seastn's trade, most of
them bought in January of this year, ata reduction of one quarter to one •
third for CASH.
They are yours new at, in many lines, less than half price. It will pays'
yon to investigate.
ftemnantis ofi --�-
Dress Goods, Linings,.Prints, Flannels, Flannelette-,
Table Linen, etc.__J411.
OdOments o1
Hose, Gloves, Mitts Hoods, Scarfs,
Underwear, Bootees, Infantees, &c.
Lonelys of Jackets, Skirts, Men's and Boy's Overcoats,
Reefers, Suits, Trousers, Etc.
Remember this Sale is Going on.
Remember the place, McKIM'S.
New Goods at one fifth to one half off. On an average'
you can save one dollar in three. Two dollars will do duty -
for three.
W. A. M°KIM
ment of stock,—Mr. Geo. Fowler is
laid up with grip.—Bert Young is vi ry
sick, Dr. Pallister, of Hayfield, is at-
tending him,
MARRIED.
HARRrsOlr.—ORaER.—On Feb. 1st. at the
residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Jasper
Wilson, M. A.. Joh■ at Harrison, of Goderloh
to Nettle, only daughter of Robert Greer, of
the village of Saltford, and glitter of C. V.
Greer, of plinth, Minn.
Gold Versus Eggs.
The Bobeaygeon Independent is of
opinion that there is more money in
eggs than in gold mines. and it pro-
ceeds to prove it with these figures
and statements :
The value of the outpnt in gold in
Canada last year was approximately
*21,280,000. compared with $13,775,000
In the previous year. and $1,140;370 in
1800. Of this amount last year Ontario
contrihnted $120,444 ; Yukon district,
$18,000,0001 British Columbia, $4,203,-
473, and Nova Scotia, $017,004.
Various authorities on the subject of
gold mining have made calculations
regarding the cost, of producing gold.
The calculations differ. but the most
reliable is to the effect that every
ounce of gold of the value of £3 17s.
has involved an expenditure of £4 in
its production.
Over in North Harvey resider Mrs.
Jones, an esteemed subscriber to this
journal. and Mrs. Jones keeps poultry
and eelle eggs. She obtains on an av-
erage about 12 cents it dozen, and her
expenditure to produce a dozen eggs
is almost nominal. Those eggs are a
general source of comfort and pleasure
and enjoyment,.
In view of the foregoing facts the
following gnestfon is submitted for
consideration : Does the raising of eggs
or the raiadtill of gold as an industry
deserve the most, encouragement f
nk about it and form yo:1r own
o ilio,. The mighty mind, vast ex -
and a anoit eape'.hnrnan
nOnl d e of .blit great jofrtfal dic-
tate Wane reply to the fore*ointe Im-
portant question. It unhesitatingly
answers --•'eggs.
HOT SODA.
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Why freers these cold even
ings, when at the
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Balmoral
you can Ret NICK. II11T SOPA. ►
Fresh and inogornbnK, in three
flavors .. .
Coffee
Chocolate
Beef Tea
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re You out?
if not, get in the push
and buy your...,,
Wars,
SmoklIU and
Gliewlnp •Yonas()() • .
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BrunswiekCigar3tore
WE LEAD 7 H BUNCH IN
PiPES FROM 1Oc •1'n 53.00.
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