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at
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CIVANS � .elle : • 1. t HOLMES.
.eterot. M. C. tame•. Q.C. ; P. Leon ;
Dsdlsi lioloie.
O WARD. OONVRYANUER,
V . ite.. sad weeasidesisart tor ham sad re -
armee eseemateme.s et k•U.
atheism' as
,arsatiera dNditie a tee stems teeters.
Ilse u a say Menta, tett or sew
s.edaaa is ted H Cowl of Justice, the
osert el ammo tar or in any Oouatl
sr rows Court. Alt iraasteuen. ct+ettsttr
fled
yY7 saeouud. Haetdenee and P.
stdesms y.easooa Oat >Illfatf
LMM Bad k= S t
-• fj-INIAD 2.R.2IIYiYA]IICIN(3 AND
*mitt to eIDItab al•s''b Bout
I4ODt aY TO LUD 011 MORTU AGs
iTt21 desco.ated. C.
t a.t)tR died ellellelbe Hermes hotel. toads
not
O\EY TO LOAN. - 5525,000.00
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rrt is
ted to •al ow « at rL ••
soty. -
aHAMMY. b Wal,
17eseice Whore IIsmL OW
L' J. T. NAFTIIL, rum, AND
• ahem lumwrnaoe meal et
mow (1D.. -Oar. Bamboo sed 4.mle f
slab.
• ,000 TO LOAN. APPLY
t ABaaON 110tet 1 tOLisal tieh-
Wok.
U(O1RT TO LIMO. -A L A R O 1
J ri aeosat of P,an 11ay.i Peals hee
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L. RADOLUVI. OOENSEA L IN•
asiteumm.Met yeti m�eeer -iss
wewo10d. limey is Lad ea otatat
Imes al the Merest rate el tatenost fetrsg, las
say way 10 wit the ntrrrwwer Ofd► -Medi►►
sal door teem agsar'4 Wed laermasm
Isk
MMlli&lai' j1naUtutS. _
/'10DERIOH j)IBOHANIUB' INSTI-
NJ TUT' 1,11115ARY AND 1tsADINY-
SOOm, me. a OD street art Basan 107
mea
Ossa from 1 to Pak. and tree rte H rued.
ABOUT (000 VOLS 11: LIBRARY.
Lsedsag Desi%, Weekly wad IAwdratsd
afar. ow Ptld.
1g elIBR .RLL p STICKET. etc.,
.sstl•s tree use o nal mese
Reset
u tpl ..t tannin t memb.i 1p SSsdvo l ot
H. 816TH.t, Yeo. aT111eS„
SM.rich Minh 1110.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT., THIIRSDAY, SEPT. 131 13ns.
THE WORK OF THE STORM.
eever•1 Lane.. Lees Yemen, Poem maw
age /'mused by Ushuaia..
M•anagrie, t,at., Sept. 10.-4 Me the
Marten' Searle tad solo e1eru s of the
• wenn rued Ws taro 'm tiatuulley.
Thoma. Brill's born wed Wool' with
ligletnieg sold burned to the ground, to-
gether with all the eese.0•. trop I t Wei
partly insured, bat the lose will be heavy.
H•ettase, dept 10. -On baturday,
while the storm was d 110 height, • barn
on the reamt..e of John Halloo, about •
mile over the moeutoin, was struck by
lightuiag The baro, sheds sad eleughter
beams were destroyed and two boggier,
two pig... tee tans ut bay anal some Lar-
amie were eoaettntsd. Lose not stoma;
tuearsue. N011 1a Iilauford township
the burns on William Gage's property were
struck anJ cuuenmej.
Swum/fit Out.. Sept IU.-- Luring •
storm light tong deetr•.red Thomas IApstt. •
bora. Au tb. osteine crop, including •
valuable C•liturt:he cult and lour pigs,,
were horned. Insurance 3700 uu baro
and $1,100 on ouuteb10 i■ the llalitllup
M ut.al.
There were Wen burned two tarns be
bilging to Matthew ScotL Tooker -smith
towwhlp, with three years' wheat, two
years' hay and thin stem'. crop
Howes%lu.r Out., Sept. 10.-W Mor-
rill. of the township of Chaffer. lid hie
barn *truck by lightningOue home and
• calf were killed and the whole 1.t this
Year's crop of grain and • threshing
mealtime were totally burned op. Nu tu-
surana..
Larse w asthma mule Us.1r rad.
Axnuoate•, N.S., Sept. 10. -The wool -
les mill of McKay and Brine, situated at
the west stet of the town, was totally de -
sniped by fin yesterday. When the
alarm was sound.d the flumes had broken
through the roof tial all efforts to save
either stock or me.-biuery were in vain.
The carding III4Cutnc+., !nota11 tad ma
chinery in general 'are complete wreck•,
uwtug to the inflammable nature of the
material in the interior of the building.
It woe with great d.thculty that the tere
was prer•uted frotu .preadolg to the ..d -
Joining lumber yards and mill of John
Mclh.uald ln.urance as follows. West-
tru, 53,13/0, Nrwcheater, 5:.000. l'uoenii,
jeredim, 51,1100; ties, $4,500. Tbe esti-
mated vont( the • poverty destroyed la
THOMA8 GUNDRY. AUOTIONRER
sad estrum.. A/W. Wederteb. Ont.
ammo Leit aad L+aeesidre rtes led. Co..
tel Oars DMglm Mutual las. 0s. Wales at
waded te le asp Tut of the county. 0.17
JOHN K1101. OBD=RAL ADO -
meaner sed Land Tatuator, Qedereb.
Olt Raving W emesiderable experferee d
M.elletteeembigersila,he lewith thereerm er aN a
an em
ab moaus..trum.4 te Nm. esters left at
Wrote soma er tat by mall it hieP. 0, ereetatis oassasa s.4
er omit. aosowww. NMI
Dental Announcement.
TEETH ENTRACTE!) WITHOUT PAIN
CTNB�-CNLOHIDB
AT
DE. R. RICHARDSON'S
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ME RA *511 1XART 111111-ST$EET
fanaielk =IL
It tenets eetl.taatlea. atter a
Ds mast estainwar
aad seeselebeil
.ret.. te1 hove the
tiwtE tool
sone
wear les 5.u wale tweet• Mtifere. _ ealraellea
s wells er steeps at oar M. las annlr
ms. a were Herta gale be the roast
e areal seesetheee that sever albite the
swat Ie Ihs �g�►ht�151 r tuewese es waw.
W the beat awned dews en earth to ruder
We
t rue 1I It aseeesebtive te pant Petlate
Positively ...••e••• be Igo sums.
Itr feermlrvr
Mfg
D. a. RiOIEARD.O1g.
The liribks tea.
`wrmerrwhat -New, wde yes s'pems that
armee a e
Ste--He maws. .It, lather, se be yells.' •e
w top .f We wise.
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Mawsittes Itse/e.eat111 Yeg.ef.L
\'Irnnu•, B.C.. Supt 1U.-l(toad lalu ad
rices per steamer W.,rrrm.a uu.ler date of
Sept. 1 say. The pi -rodent and cabinet
have appointed the el,. -tion of the legis
Isom to take plow Oct. 29. Registration
is in pn•grrr. las • majority of the dis-
tricts
ietricts not more than 10 per cent. of the
native voters have crone forward. They
are waiting to know whether the queen is
to be motored Notwithstanding Preis
dent Cleveland's recoguitmn of the re-
cognition of the rep.abac of Hewell some
native papers 0011uu..•' to swore the
people that the Omen will eert•iuly be re-
stored
A. N. r. r.'• Sea 1s. Tremble.
ST. J..H t. N It , vela. to -A young
man named Hrtnerlugl. l . e..n of Thome
11. Hetherington. M 1'. P. for queen'•
sua0ty, was arrested Mast night emerged
with bigamy. A few days ago ..hold was
found on a door step to this city and ted
mother was tracker w gnes0 • county.
when she was arrested. She told of her
marriage on the quit to Hetherington.
and said be was the father of the chftd.
The child died in the almshouse on Satur-
day Hetheringtw.'• other wife resides in
Qnssu's.monnty, and he is about 30 years
of age.
Two «• &anal.
•n ye•tpad--1'w mosey er year life' What
Jam•imea► , rse • life harsh• set }
•••4•d -Ribas. nue, air t i didn't
Fee were is the buts ma
Nassau risotto. row Destroyed.
Hi iia.LL, Out., Sept 10. -Fire broke
out in the planing incl' owned and occu-
pied by Robert l'atteru,n, contract -r. con -
mining the budding and • gnantt'y of
lumber in the yard. The bucldtng con-
taiod most of the toothed material for
this year'. ounttMtw Lo.. on buildings
and a,ntente 57,000. nu insurance. It is
not known bow the Ere originated, but it
e supposed to have oummenod oo the
second eat
met-1 herby woe war bad wW Bum
•.mpls� sal i shosips be sesta N•
"IQ i hid Dr. INeter's 11ausat at Ma
shestierry. Whit the arm dew i .thecal
ln�A�4�e1tther
bow d .mw her caged
NatA..]1d-s
A. A■tlpedeeta lEmb.aatee Arrested.
Vie -roma, B.C. , Sept 10. -A man teamed
Bollman. • fugitive from junk*, was ar-
rested un the arrival of thechastralian
rged with
steamer Warriwoo yesterday,
embezzling 11,200 from his employers In
Sydney, N. S W lie offered • large atm
of mousy to be let go.
LATS c°AIW' B rs CHAT.
CHARMING GOWNS FOR LIT TLISRLS
ANO $TYU5H MIME&
ales.at Mrps Nlty Meme t• !M the Ps
veiling tea Yadasa.leelle Dressed M
'introit Party A Dalai, Ulm la Pled and
Little people's clothes, like the little
people themselves, are always an lutereet-
lag ...it j•-ct to mother.. S.. many rheum§
•.e r..luired by thew mtuatute men and
contest •..-n is • single day of t►. it bogy,
1.111 of Jo.., 1 15 that every detail of their
•Piterel has to be male the subject of
lunch thought and study And so it hap -
none that su.tg.•tiou• regarding the pre'
teilltig modes for the little folks are always
welcome to the growu up.
The little maiden who rules the house-
hold from papa down with a firm though
dimpled band is not forgotten the days
by the dealt/nem who regulate affairs In the
domain of fashion.
While the style is not so elaborate as
that adopted by her mamma, and while
she doe, not reekoo among her pcosesstutu
as many frock. ea her older ester, yet her
clothes are dainty and pretty , and where
Wad Durban' Liberals.
BoweARr1Lti. Out , Sept. 10. -At th •
Reform oonventiou held here to nominate
a candidate for the Commons contest in
West Durham. Mr. 14obt Reith, the
present member, received the unanimous
vote of the *on Tentless.
NEW ZEALAND PROTESTS
A.ttpedee• oels.les loditaaat at tie As-
.el.ttes .e Seeker Islamd,
Losoos, Sept 10. -The Loudon agent
of the Cslosy, of New Zeeland. has re-
ceived
esDelved • cable despatch inetrueti,tg him to
protist to the Imperial tiovtusmeet
wises the ane esson by Hawaii of
Neckar Wend. The Loudon agen's of
Victoria. Tasmania and South Australia
have resolved instruction* to support the
protest et New Zealand.
grace aims wit\ pointed woTra
of rakes to t.Mob will be woes with the
treat
Anule., goers that 'Amami tern meth
eras • fine moot►-faend oath, tea 1n ert-
en strapped serene the yolk with tour
rows of gimp. Pall gigot sleeve. tight at
the wrist, with stripes of gimp and •
broad silken mesh in vaadyke brown gave
it the desired style. A petty hat of torn
and brown straw, trimmed with • large
Wester of Grimm noes, was the he.dg ar,
adopted by the little girl who called We
pretty (ruck bar uwu.
Tile little maiden or ten or thereabouts
"goes 0 ' for dances and parties quits ea
euthusiastleally ss do her elders; and, of
course, met be provided with suitable
raiment. Frocks for thew omissions are
made us -re elaborately than school dramas
and hones gowns . mit at the present mo-
ment it. is not oousider.d good form to have
them too fancy, but rather quaint as it
were. At • fashionable modistes, who L
also an Importer, I saw yesterday • eharm-
tog dancing gown fur a eta -year-old girL
It was of gold-oolured chiffon with raised
pea spats. The skirt was a000rdlou plait-
ed, rather short and bordered with floe
rows of extremely narrow black velvet
ribbon. the baby waist was dawllete,
shirred et the neck and belt, and orna-
mental with ave rows of herring bone
stitching in yellow silk through which was
threaded black velvet rblesi. the elbow
sleeves full and gathered into • band de
Borated with velvet and • trill of chiffon.
The guimpe was of pineapple tisane,
cream -touted, shirred in loose puffs.
Ouimpe., 1 might mention, are uni-
versally worn, dressy ones being elaborate
creations of puce, embroidery and lace.
while those de•igued for everyday wear
are of ludia linen or fine cambric gathered
into • baud at neck and waist. edged
simply with narrow embroidery or lace.
Chris to their teens, as a rale, have
goow that are miniature pictures of those
their mother. are wearing. with blazers
and blouses, revers and lace-triintned
yokes. T1116 is really too bad. Many a
girl lies been dubbed a2. "old . «
twenty-two simply became at sixteen the
fest on 1011tt dresses and young lady
and went into society. girls, don't do it
Be young gitle just as long as you can.
Youth is short enough et best, and once
out of that happy. can -free time you can
to ver, never g . tact
But my mieaiun is not to preach, but
to record the fashionable frivolities of la
mode, and just now 1 am haunted by
visions of a dress I met this morning.
It was • lovely drew worn by a lovely girl
just turned sixteen. red 1D color, which.
IntlIMOtnae1D PlitOcir von LITTI.a T07TLsns
quantity i. lacking an opportunity is given
of adding in quality. And clever and
fanciful, not to way .inking, are the ma-
terials and decorations now pee miMhle Is.,
the smell girl's teudiaie world.
The very little girl. -those• wbo have
not long been able to wane along without
stubbing their tiny toes -are wearing the
sweetest little frocks imaginable. things
that make them look like children even
though some cynical bachelors and other
di.agr.esble persons declare there are no
ehildnn ;n this day and generation. These
little gowns are mostly pare white and he
materials softest silk or sheerest muslin
with ane lace for the trimming.
The favorite model hes the short empire
wet and (nil skirt in which a happy
medium has been struck between the ex-
tremely short and the exaggerated long
ones so much in vogue last season. A
very pretty empire frock has tiny bands of
lace insertion for the sole decoration of the
sheer muslin skirt. The sleeves are puffed
and unlined. showing the baby arm be-
neath. A deep collar of soft lace falls
over the front of the short waist and pas-
sm bertha tathion over the shoulders while
just below the wast the 'Mitt is shirred,
through which • ribbon is run and tied in
• very large bow with short ends at the
back.
Mothers who go in for .tyle and elegance
regardless of expense have robes for their
very .mall girls made eutirely of real lase,
w be worn over • silken foundation. I
saw • quite exquisite one yesterday com•
posed of alternate bands of lees insertion
and edging. the later being lightly failed
In flounce fashion. The little lace bodice
was high in the neck, and the full sleeves
of lace were drawn in at the writ with
narrow satin ribbon. Accompanying this
robe were three silk slip., one 1n ruse
pink. on* in pale bine and the other in
Pore white, meth edged at the bottom with
a tiny frill of ane he...
M course, such • dress ie quite beyond
the reach of those not to the manor born.
and perhaps therein lite its greatest
charm
Another pretty style of frock for • little
girl from one to three years of age to like
the model In the picture. The skirt is
laid in box plaits and hangs from • yoke
of plaited silk. The .14,715 are very fall,
ending in • deep cuff of silk, whits the
bottom of the skirt 1. finished by • heath
silk (rill put on in shell pat•rn and is.11-
d by • band of deep embroidery. A
pretty and decidedly elle appearance is
given by the addition of a little curlers
jacket. decorated with embroidered bands.
1f made of hewn -adored cashmere, with
salmon pink oak for trimming, the re
snit will be an up-to-date little gown.
The dresser worn by girls from six to
ten yews of age are 'quay pretty as those
ad their smaller sister ; and the materials
lite low Noe lel. se soot.
10sroo, Tex., Sept i0.-Speoee Holder,
wbo was indicted by • Baton county
grand jury 'wen y three years ago for kill-
ing Frank Copeobever, sod who made hie
escape and him been at large ever slate,
same t. on 8atnrday and gave himself up.
He stud out a writ of habeas corpus is the
Mertes °cert and was granted bail In the
sum of 5.000, whish be readily gave
Since the killing he has spent sixteen years
In Kansas and the re.Mttiag Coven years
in Southern Texas.
A J1eee.mea madly lagered.
Oaasinacwo, Pa, sept 1Q -Arable
pp11 sr 18, was .posdleg his boas
atmt1. fair grounds The wire et the
don'ut's stand dropped sad e•pkt Wm
seder the .bin, almost tearing Pia bead
from big sbo.Mera. He wed thrown vie -
lastly to the ground, fracturingh1. thigh
wad being otherwise Injured. io injuries
are believed to be fat•L
D.15a/• theme by • Detradloural.
BaTOLZIellie. Pa. sept 10. -The do.d-
bese he 41.F damage to the .:teat of
3t110,MS. The flooded district a more t1
• mile pasr. Realdeae•• in many planer
were loaded to their hood Morel The
people la the &mph diteriew ore very
poor •ad meMoaee will shed.
�gTw teeter. Drovveers&&
Tgmetfi, of New Ter*
I11 sal s. years r•epeeM.ety, .era
el oldie Whims Is the s.2... titter WM
bore Tw17i13t
ooatolaoa
•
It CooIQs
now 10 ado; fat
soder pastrrI
?RowLIIA is S(LV1$
by the Production, of
our New SsoirrsifIlii
tikick mak(r$
ilex t'l crisp) health-
fulswhoTesoss pafiry.
Mrs. :% ids rdel
L arla•Ast yeti
04013 aQthoritijtit of
COTI oLept. you
can't afford t.o
Without `V'OL[rlpo
Made only by
The N- K. Falrbank
Company.
Nening-tea wad Aum May
aoNTRS;AL.
Suepiog RodvcUolls ill t9a FolloIillg 000ds:
t be ler1.t art Them fbi/esetesere.
In the t ntud-Skai s Skisate, on the 1st
ult., during the progress of the diecumton
as the pending Revenue dill, Senator Hoer,
of Maseachuaetta, replying to a speech of
Senator 1'efer, of Kansas, against the un-
due aecumulatiot of wealth in the hands of
the tew, said .
Mr. ''resident, there a more than 51,-
000,000,000 • year expended in this country
for the stogie articles of beer and whiskey
alone, Adding to that, imported liquor
adding to nkat, several hundred million dol-
lars expended for tobacco, and you have
probably ao expenditure of fifteen hundred
or two thousand million dollen .naually in
this country for thous things which, if not
vices. are at least self-induleesce.. 1 think
before you distribute the property .f the
rich mon, man for Elan, among the people,
you want to know some way by which you
can di.tiugui•h between the man who has
caned the money and has laid it up, as
these men have in their savings bank, and
the other man who has earned his money
and might have it If he chose to lay it op.
but has preferred to speed it i. whiskey
and tob•coo. „
rltatTT 00W7 YOU • t'ai7Tr wlal
1 might remark in passing, will be
• most popular shade for early fall
wear. This particular rd dram was
of crepe, rade with a full skirt ornament-
ed by a Bowles w,th a row of black lace
insertion set on near the bottom. As is
the case with ell pretty drawee nowadays,
the style or air w.s in the well -fitting
bodies with its deep plaited oollar of red
chiffon and vary large sleeves decorated
with two bands of insertion. The crush
eviller was finished with a flaring bow and
Jet boekk, and a similar one held the
bend of red ribbon on the black straw
sailor hat
With its accustomed regularity the little
reefer coat has come to town. The year
it is mots fanciful than ever before. Some
are of scarlet cloth, gay with gilt buttons.
while others are in the lavender blue
shade, now so fashionable In Paris. This
shade be •leo known as bloat bleu and
promises to be an important color in the
autumn. Oso little oo•t that struck my
particular fancy wed of reversiblk tweed
that le in email cheeks on one and
large plaids on the other with edges bowed
In leather matching the short belt Mrom
the buck. Most of these coats are only
designed for early fall wear, but tench •
one as 1 bays described would be inertias
able
enlea-
able until time to pct on heavy winter
wraps.
The exquisite eleganee of the new silk
bowler, for children is enough to bankrupt
the most resolute mother. Black silk
'backings have Chu -dilly lame insrtion up
the front sed datotty embroidered tan
stew have lege inserted clocks up the sides.
11.sldes them are plain white, soft gray
and pale bless., keeping aloes company
with every variety of design Interwoven is
color with block -Rate Gardner, in Cbi-
emp Lath
GOww /f*Et LT1TLO (Ma1.
themes ere the soft slinging oats 15 be
.o4op to ebildrea Aar sad Moat
sloths ie ell seises ere 1s greet dwmesd s
e.tletg end Bisbee' froths. Ammo a num'
bee of eh proetleal dr01lS meow* made
foe • young s.bon1 gal wee on olive grim
Beth mode with tows•e jacket sod MIi of
silk of a darker shade sod trimmed with
e.n+w witilpure. Pell sperm wile • damp
mgt eel es err. Messed wok 111145* teres
OS pipe+. Gabbed iL A W d•
I was attacked severely last Winter with
Diarrh..s, entraps and colic and thought I
wed some to die, hat fortunately I tried Lr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, and
now 1 can thank this excellent remedy for
saving my life. Ms... S. K,t.t.rrr,
2w Minden. Ont.
A Good 35 -inch Cotton. 10 yards for 40 Cents.
A Heavy Sheeting. 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 60 Cents.
An Extra Heavy Sheeting. 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 75 Cents.
Chinelle Curtains. 114 for 110.50, 510.00 for $6.00, and 58.00 for 86.00.
Ladies' ('apes. 15.00 for $3 90, 83.75 for 12.90, 12.90 for $2.00, and
12.25 for 11 50.
A lot of Colored Dress Goods about half price, from 8
cents up. Good Colors.
11 short ends of Carpet less than wholesale price.
Fast Color Chained at 5 cents. Art Muslin at 5 cents.
lusts lar 'r. table.
1t is len bad to have osis polished
table. sal Asa& coveted with little rinse
where • vast her ..nod and the water has
overflowed There is no Deed of Mie,
either. Everybody should bawl on bond
ea abundant supply of the routs. Them
0..d Dot be obtrusive is Meigs. 1n fast.
so one wane soy more the elshors15 osa-
feetioa that wase saes wont to snll atten-
tion to tbstr ...ah.W .plendol. In our
drewlag roots. Mike the letter day vast
mats d email remade of olivsgrses felt,
F ofersbly set er.amestd .s ell eseeyt
wan het they eta hew your
dude' anb p1U PIS boa
Eucuars LIVET MOMS.
They we not a rose .n, let are tie ben medicine
1[130.11 for Bilious...". Heads.he Constipation, flys.
sepia, Indigestion. Naples, Sallo.reese and all
WOMB fru..,, i . 114r.d . .1 iii liver.
25 CENTS ABOX.
Ask Teo iresbt ter Thn.-
500 YARDS OF 181-8 CENT FAST PRINTS FOR lOc.
Ladies' Real English Balbriggan Vest, `►.c., for 57c.
3 pairs Fast Black Cotton Hone fur 25 cents. Ladies New
Fall Mantles in stock already, direct from the rakers. New York styles.
No Mantles in the Trade tit like them.
A l so new Fall Dress Goods.
PLAITING MILL.
ESTAfiLISI1EINfiU[.
Buchauaiis & BhJllas
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Demises a anklet. et
LUMBER, LATHE SHINGLES
*.d bender's meterlal et every d.sMMla
School Farliitare a SDecialtJ.
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PATENTS
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COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boots and Shoes for Fall west
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
�e ale of Ooderich and surrounding country first-class goods -lower
than the lowest.
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we see it.
#rieariiu Amnion
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PATENTS!
We have a large and varied stock to choose from and feel confident
at we caniplease you in quality, tit and price.
Call and see us. No trouble to show goods.
ha -
The old reliable stand -
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. Dowsers.
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N rB. Custom work and repairing promtly attended to.
NEW IIS
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RRESS GOOKS
Now arriving and to arrive, and although I do not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle are New,
Seasonable and up to dat.. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality conaidered. 1 assd sot enumerate the different 1sTt
Stock and to arrive in due course. but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better. as I buy only from the beat
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cash basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade.
Imereettem aadty Soltel ate. a Per cent. 104.eeeat err tomb.
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A. MUNRO
1064 Draper and Haberdasher.
Choloe
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R.W. RUNOXX &1 'S,
Plessetm se.. 1. eed,rtele.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our Steak of
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL 1YARDIs'ARE
per pp Ter 1.11 trade a sow oompleu.
Lanes' (;sffuine Steel Barn Door Hangers and Track , T Strap and
Screw Hinges in all Sizes
N &ILet$.
tinete.W .di.y.. Pr*e.. ewes ba.. th.m ranee tee m _
a hen eon. RAMC Xrnl. at • very
WI ARZ BSADQUARTRRB FOR
Portland Cement. Hydraulic Cemenl, Calcined Plaster.
Roofing Pitch. Building Paper & General Hardware.
DAVISON
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