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THE
INADIAN BARN K uF COMMERCE
WOMPAISO sem.
MEAD OFVIOL. TORONTO.
fstlla f/'t/10 UPI era UMILLION curs •
r. •
O. e WALKER, G siumi. Meme ea
SL(►OO.Oow
*1,000,000.
OODERICH BRANCH.
WORM. BAINUISS BusIMEa• TAAMACTID• immerser Notes LisecouwvtO.
omurre ggu,o PAYAFAA AT AL. POINTS IN CANADA. ANO THE PRINCIPAL
gall; IN TNS LJINTTRD STATUS, (ytEAT BRITAIN. FRANCE. $UUUD•, as
*A MOS SAME[ OCPARTYZNT.
'parr/ OP ektlo AND upwAaOS SWtIVED, AND CURRENT RATES Of INTEREST
�NU NtM
T MOOD TO TS POt. AT THt END OF NAY AMO
'ENOo. NO IA0M11 Wates
Special Illet•Off•ra giver to qts *Noae,inn
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
' %31o$ Notso.
WES r WAWANOSH.Jewell, who, h h f 1
---' limn
It In 1866 os kis farm ere,
s a Or' L t►. asst 1 1880 built a frame house near it. while the
let. .baa •leve w , with u tom y,
h .rad nn
our owN
paw.
• os Tali
+ata bolas was seed as a ketches. Nuw,
;rue d Tel NNoa•t •' the a" m. Jewel base pulled this omilding down
tn.t f big actioned . the way 10 put • Irma kitchen in its place. fdo1u
stfertile . .kis erection act.
He bou.US bars pM.d hence a Dunlop
fertile m. ,d a debatingI,n only to be talked of a once the early land.
hub et vile- It mat be in his smirks of the piones data of Dunlop. He spaaw of Ibsen dig --- -- -
;nY , rtua matter. We do of wog HAYFIELD.
he i•lookingly he
J t t. rat. From y ho writes
like
t Doi *wend like Jumbo,
was ass Nest week 1 will give my
pots "n (ItI teats! Cotes. 1 will not
1 s...• If r wpousible for the flirting of
umLe. but i as very jealous for rho
J tame ..f Tet 8ws•t a I have cores
awl . long time let it, and still intend
,rot,.- t myself. I will ars myeelt,
Vora Oi u Coasawrownese.
NILE
et our owa osrweadent
rarmcn are busy at Spring wark.
lases Jacket's bas gone to t;oderich.
Now Hogue is home speeding Master hou-
rs
tadrew Kirk haw omens to resole in our
Ian
evening last.
•
Yr Mien Sunday f with frieeds nese ooW. ere pI tis bear the J ehn Nichol.
Wc::•etw. �, who have for some tome }. en aeriotriy
Will 11,rrror has un,ce.l his family to
11.' t.,n They will be missed4).$.r at Nile. ill are is.0-yi ting was hehi in Trtsuty
Her.. A. Fear is gouig to start • you( enb 1 result
„ ,....•tett'. such an ieautatioo is nisch i church on Monday afternoon ua a liege
. wsreb
del ; Dumber of members were present. Tis
' 4-niow/ng officer_ were a d : wardees,
W. ACHESON & SON.
FOR EASTER WEEK
We are psssisd to know to which part of our store to invite you, as
every corner of every department is full of *lurements, which the populace
must have.
Ladies' Kid Gloves for Easter. --A large pareei received today,
Opens up beautifully- Pearl and soft triode shades are fashionable.
Tartan and fancy cbeck Surah and China Silks are moat in favor
for blouses, and as well for trimmings. Succeeding shot silk., price from 80
to 95 cents a yard.
Suresh Silk Tartan Tiee, 45 cents each.
Concerning Drees Goods we shoo the largest new stock in Goderich.
Our 40 inches wide Cashmere at 35 cents a yard for value is un
equalled else& here, all colors. Mao Henrietta Series at 30 cents a yard,
worth 40 cents. In Spring Jackets awl Silk ('Apes we are showing dainty
pattern, and some dazzlingly beautiful colon.
French Challies are the admiration
of Hu n e County.fNo'.pat-
terna
can ever be repeated. 1
hate no assortment whatever when May comet if prerent demand continues.
A piety. of goods, regular worth 50 cent. a vanl, our close prier is 39 cents.
Linens, Sheetinge, Towelings, Cottons at bottom prices.
Highest prier paid for Butter and Eggs.
You are invited to inspect all.
Too lots for blot week.
I). H. Porter and John Jewett were at
London lot week.
Mis. Porterfield spent the holidays
at her brio' ter Clinton
M Kees, Mabel sad Aun. W hiddoo
spent paster holidays at Hnf/alo.
1'be boys play base ball on the square
these 'wastage and tae benomiag crack
plyera.
Mies Annie Erwin who has paned the
Winter at her home !fere, left on Saturday
for Lando°.
Walter Raker, of Egmosdville public
school, spent Easter here. -His molly friends
were pleased to me him.
A large numbs of young to:.. 'cloyed a
pleasant tante at Mr.6r.iager , oo Thursday
Th• lu-lean hens has returned from :vo-
ws shear they had gone to assist is the
chief.
It .• -t .ul ,iuty to • nrusiole the death
•N.. ... ver.. whtcb took place at her
„o„ • h.- 8th loot from • oarplicataoa
1 n oe- The deceased lady Se as ele oas oos
mow bt all who knew her
t toe ,,,.last vettlsre, haring reached foot
:ear..nd two. the resaisa were ea-
wrwi tee Gilberts* Catholic cemetery cord, o! wood was cut. The
Rra•e l was a sister ...Lies Hails. champions, John Blair and Joha Elliott
whose Dames recently appeared in a Clio
UUNLOP• ten paper as having done some fast work,
'rest sur tae a wrroNNI IOM were present bat their speed was away b•'
hied that ot Robt. and Q� ea. Blur. of Hay-
field, who diol some remarkably fast work
and are not afraid to meet anybody u •
watch
(;. M. Hewson, John McNaagbtas ;
sidesmen, 1). Harrson and F. Edwards ;
lwitresm, Mrs- K Malted. Join Essen
trade • vary geserous doeatios of a quan-
tity of hymn books to be left in the paws
for the nee of *tremors.
1)n Monday last Tamen. Hermes, son of
John H•rrisos. had • wood swing bee ea
Bowdeo's farm, oos. 4, i;odertch township,
opposite Hall Rewire* , when �ov_err 60
W. ACHESON 84 SON.
.pro,: work is es the boss
Itur:n: the Mender sterni el Monday of
set se:. the lirbtaieg streak sod damaged
wit!, a tine elm egad* tree ea Lowdown*
fors . the well
Prir..,s to_ Mrs d
R. Heersor,
gown sod reveler worsen for the! keno -
op ,•
promo -
taw Miasmas .ad Temperonce a
oos
tken•h.i:obericb,wes in oar midst Thursday
of fast seek na s iranatent visit to friesda
Mn. Sh,• ., we are glad to my, in good
health and . • .-, er to the front far the wel-
fare 4 the tem,-erosos tame.
The south west part of the Spr laid.
farm near herr on the 8th cower/lieno(W-
fi
torn. 1... been purchased by ation of its brat
Wil-
liams •.f this pleoe •
toren, the fate Sheriff yndmaD, was or tie
ssr'y poo ears of Denby.
Tor LA+T BUILT AND TLB 1.a.r TO VAta_—
The tint houses built to Danko by r
he
pioneer. were of log am! twos erected is
1°7' The last el those were pat ep by the
EMS
�o►Sho`oAe`ettce
New Shoes
Fancy (goods
n
e
ART MUSLIM, ART SILKS, ART CRETONES
FOR PILLOW COVERS ; also a large a.aortment of
EASTER NOVELTIES.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
$12,000,000.
(,000,000.
CAPITAL,
REST,
A Saving Department has been (*tied in cos -
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed al current rates.
11. L OCK WOOD,
Manager Galtfnieh Branch
illinery.
GRAND DiSPLAY uF
BONS, LACES, FLOW ERS,
TRIMMINGS, kc.
Vit. RS.
CLOSHD OUT AT COST. t
BOYS STRAW HATS
S_ A_WALg�R
Carriage Maxiufacturer,
Haring purchased the business ot
fficCREATR & WALKER
1 have now arranged, out only to conium. the Carnage 'nude, Lilt lase decided to
do all class of work in
HOSE-SHOEIND MID OBBBBIL BLLCKSIITHIA�i
TRIMMED HATS, RIB -
OR N AM ENT8,
IB-
ORNAMENTS, HTRAW
R. B. SMITH.
NONE: BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEi'ARTMENT.
JNO..AI. WALKER,
PkOP*I E'roa.
record for __-atilt. bat X11 commonOed •I sot t■ the (aIatesse.
few minutes tallint T A.te. 1 .he 1st the dog show t -I've looked all
--d don't see any
CH( W'H XOeas• — Revd. Mr. Nivea, Ulna*'• --- ----- tare bounds." Do
mooched here mato on Saeday to a fear I os tttiovoou of the
an () God them. y
�reg.cios..... Rev. John Kai.. late of
North , is the Presbytery of Brion. ; mew T. freta '• ss.lttat • rtetare.
Will moody the pulpits of lastbarn 23rd
acd Us- Mend 25 " sunlight,
2396-1y.
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i W'
LEEBUHN.
From our own correspondent.
RtT.•assu. J. 0. Stewart reverted from
bis top to Dakota. and report. • pleasant
vett all round, seeing he two eons, bemire
some of his former neighbors in this sorties
who removed from here to Dakota some
years ago Port
(;ea Jardior has returned from
Huron, dish.. when he 'peat the Winter.
He will be ea the Bow Park Farm stall ifor
r
t1e Ammer, when off duty he may
for
Medco. but not always to emu
letters. Ahem '
The first plowiN( of 1883 was. done by
W. Fulford, April 3rd H. A. Horton and
James t'hsholm alar. nude • beginning that
day This year we were unable to get the
on ('hurobas on the 16th and tat (wrapper boozing the wo y
The rainstorm, coabining with the deep Woman Look Oid Sooner Than • Ilan") to
darkness of Friday night of last week, gave Lever Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott 8t, Toronto,
d cu will
some of the
walodge rd bound,
erd but
s no•few serious gentle
aosi• (turerfree from adtve by poet • pretty pie.
verttisieg, end well worth
(able dente Two young men who reside rap I training. This u an easy way to decorate
Commercial it.. and who were spending theyour home. The soap is the best in the
.vesieg with some fair friends were over. I market and it will only coat lc postage to
taken in the storm when going bowie. send in the wrappers, if Tit have the
Al the tars where the short cnt used by ends open. ly
e
the scholars at the West end of Com- folly.
rrcial-.L is, ose of the lads missed the
peth and waded into the deepr wers off the
the
menial' brook, having �at
first bath of the season and which was asst
es. gable. The flashes of lightning enabled
The New Grocezit,
STu:E DY SIR, OS
Hate ;. Stock of
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware
him to steer out of the deep waters of the
Spring flood of 1893 all U. R.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.
MI IOUR HIT PIIS FBCI 08i
STOCH---The Newest
STYLES ---The Latest
QUALITY ---The Most Reliable
HUMSS---Speak for Themselves
gps1cing generally► the losses
result from from uncoll o le ac-
counts amount to
of dollars annually The risk of
louses from bad debts, the expense
of book-keeping and other charges
inseparable from the credit system
necessitate large margins. We
give no credit ---sell strictly for
Cash ---therefore we incur no blouses,
and are able tomark bgoods
much closer than stores
ex-
tend credit, as a comparison of
" all-round " values will amply
demonstrate.
An ALL -WOOL Henrietta Serge,
45 INCHES WIDE, worth
60c , for 29c. Keep this in
mind
WE HAS OTHER BARGES !OR YOU.
•.TA'IST.
The Coastal met at Varna April 3rd at
os* o'clock r.is. Members all present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
The acetone of Jos. Fisher, 48 30
for gravel, and the account of Ale: Thomp-
son, 1126, back school 4t on non resident
lot, east part 16 in the south bo.mdary,
were ordered to 1 e pawl. Dr. Armstrong
was appointed Medical Health office in-
stead of Dr. Elliott. Ry -law No. 2, con-
firming the appointment of certain township
officers, was read the third time and paced.
The ooaocil then adjoarsed to meet again on
Friday, April 21 nett, at .iz o'clock r. r.
G. J. STtwANT. Clerk of Stanley.
,;oDtin-H TOWNSHIP
1893
60DBBICH
SEED
1Woa1mt
which for quality and price cannot be excelled.
SPECIAL VALUE IN TEAS.
The ;INDIAN and JAPAN TEAS which they handle etilusiteiy aa
not be surpassed.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
STURDY BROS.,
Air AT 010. GRANT'S OLD STAND
�-_ N_ DAVIS
I16ALiLR IB
STOVES AND RANGES
MON TNM MOT 1AJIFA4Tlaaaa.
If yon have deet?04 j uTI and urold l I v t tku `i ionAtArZQ18.of my WIT
YOU CAN GET A FULL SIZE NO. 9 STOVE FOR WOOD FOR 513.0.
Is reneraind thanks to my arm O stricthe
ere for /net favors. and hada,
.ttestlen to em a ee..ad fair toa>t y hatnce m7
muds
a0 bloetrea•at•
I beg to Field and Garden Seeds
ie the lamest and best elected In the county.
Among our stock of Seed Grain will be
found some new varieties introduced for the
Sent time.
Council met today, April 3rd. Minutes
1 read Moved
of lase meeting and by
Ssassi Sturdy, esoonded by Clea A. Cooper.
that George Church be allowed to do its
.tsttute labor oo side road, 1 nen., she
Thomas Cook on side road. Moved Last
C,eaollY, seconded ly o following &sages be ntada m para.
m
the
No 48, Themes Cottle is place sit
(low O. Jibbatt No. 33, Wm. Sbersetilin
piece of Andrew Sheppard- The
ecooe4 were paid : Mrs. Collies per Wm.
Dollies, intligeet, >f18.75 ; News-Iteest ,
printing. 1as'M- Adjourned bo meet ea
WS day of May as a evert elf revision mai
other business. Naxos erceer, Hark.
CLOVERS & GRASSES
I KEEP THREE GRADES
The AMSlto•a Water Whits,
=a White,
WU*
These priers are spat ash.
am.AYike, lamtnoth. White, Lumina,
Timothy,
ime lR1es
Orchard Ones. Red Top. Blue Ores,
Soko
OATS
ghal►abl•nd. Resale's Prbm. 6oYe
t Balser. Ro..d*la. Oo.sotts. 9p.at.s•
PEASE
OF COAL OIL IN STOCK :
• 4 Gal- 4 lons asDollarna for Ow
Cents.
▪ 4 do ruty cents.
Charged at the regular price.
SPRING FASHIONS iN
Mems J Golden via. Propels. MIK Potter.
C,o*adl.a 1lsaaty.
MOM ASO Pio constantly en head.
Highest pries paid for canoe grates.
. BORROWS
)
Gentlemen's
Fine
Hats
All the newest and nob-
biest styles in stock.
See our DERBY HATS IN ALL SHAMES . also our Wi DE BRIM
TO1' R IST HATS in latest colors and shapes of Eng-
lish and American manufacture.
SONS SESDRsi A N.
FINE FOOTWEAR
OUR is NOW COIPLETE!
ARMSTRONG It CO.,
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SRO=B.
Boys and &ffls School gats and Caps
In all styles and at unequalled values.
CaII and See our Macintosh Coats,
also our Splendid Display of Umbrellas.
If you want style and comfort, combined with eooaosey, bay your Boole sad
Shoes from
VW AS TO NECKWEAR
We cal show you the newest and most varied stock in Four -in -Hands.
The popular tie for the season is the World's Fair Bow.
YOUR PATRONAGH BOLIOITHD.
T. Fowler & Co.
y I
Misses',Ciliklm's,tin's, BosadYotdstaties',
3300TO a d- SITOES_
The following are a few of the many lines we are selling 'heap
Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, 85c
,. " Button Beets, did, 11 15
Girl's " Oxford Shoes, 68c
Yea's hoed Hoop, libc
attic•.
Igor, .. ..
All other Roods marked away down. Oar priacip4s is is .e11 first clam
Baty sed Shore at strisSly moderate prises +�� sad enU� your-
self
and i oar siosk before Var�W
self that our • and prises are just right.
aaPLIRDUO PMOMPPLT ?O.
trTyst Ayen lest ell. tvirsefti Dreg Shea V
ISa
2405-d
W.T. AYS& CO.,
Agents Parisian Steam Tes.uiiuy
MISS CAldEROfiT
wishes to vaodos that she has retarded from her Spring parehetieg tour,
and has .scared the lastest leading novelties in
MILLINERY
warepreseg the n.weet and esost-boomniag Shapes, as well as • complete stock of head -
ease Trimming (foods is all tk. new ragain and effects brought out
especially hew this Nene S trade.
1s Woking the may amstemers in (1derisk.ni vicinity who have favored me with
their pat:asape es tents •OYMPASila 1 .ttfsti a cordial invitation to the ladies to tall
and inspect for ih.e.seives.
9406-9wi
MISS CAMERON
HAMILTON STRUT.
TO iHB LIDIBB OF 60DBEICH IID VICINITY.
00.
Your attention is called to the fact that
TII =1\,=P072.=T.T1vt
• new Hillioery Mart, W set -St.. neat door 10 " The Star OMs,
IS Now OVEN I
A tine display of newest Trench and •mer1 S1 designs.
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