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T1it SIGNAL: QODERIOI, • T., TWURADAT. OCT. 1$. 1884.
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so meeith, Is allesater.112
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Terex IMhet M • miadlee seeps M the dm*
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�i s chinas of address* testt.t beth
the and the sew address sheetd be glees.
AdveesNsy .a.m
sad outer easiest adveRyom.au. leo
for int &..nt4... sad>t mete per mise
ileir
s i1. [roil male. /a..tsiea ![ss.ernd k1
Da.faew cods et six Ones sad sailer.* per
Adverttestaenb
of Lest, ?mod. Btroyei.
IllVerset, ettuat'Ne Wasted and
,,
ChaneWad, amamexam/liess
ssanszeil, Si per emsa[k.
Hems* se Bale a -.rt ra-n. o« Bale, sal 15
mess/ I its... ti dor first mouth, ate. per sob
,ascot woath. Freer &Ions. la properties.
AM special m.iica, the object of whioa 1. to
It"m.es the pecuniary head* of say met-
erTrYWNtiwed ar• be be mouldered ad "barwed accordtey. M aL
Leeat acts mss liasonpsreil .ltype one out pr
word. a.sotices taw than ISo.
ld
Local setteesI. otwary r, if.g type les.
Sete per wont. No torne in
foss la
toss for o►arch., other rsltgtom ant
*moveless (aetltutimis t rate.
tromaser.hal rooesw Ad vrwtelwa/e.
A Itmltee Dumber of dosp1spMt Moieties
Arab will he asserted at the MMa,wt ra_gee :
Per Inch. owe homeruns. W tj
.. tom la ... _.-............ t as f
throe
" sit seesaw s eses
onerit
No ed>so year
los rho. two (nob • s II.
length will be maculated on above baste. S
PsrAwtt. die,oust allowed for ash paysaenta
en three mnooths'coatreat ; U per oast es e11 '
.wdlswastbe. s will 15 p resat. em a yearn. Timmi
setreed. e
Aimee "elle 111esser. essivess.
x,ttsribr Moe tall i• ve at ,
pooelart either
Dans •tee., be quetnt pe ra a
es early a doter Possible.
Aaociatien were held to
the caadideture o Coslrottf
devise ways and mesas for bringing
out the vote in his favor. A. a re-
sult,
salt, en election day the two old par-
ties In Goderieh and other towns in
the county were straight in the light,
bet the knowledge of that ties omnis
too late te be of any um in ua leseiv-
ing the liberals who bad been gulled
into Um belief that Ceexotir was run-
ning as a Patron, without strings or
ether entangling alliances with the
Tory party.
After the election •of (A11lt:ow and
during the 'waist the conduct of
affairs was taken up by the local Con
servatives, and the Patrons were not
heard of in connection with the mat
ter at all. A nosing party of local
Tories was seat to Clinton and
through the townships to initiate pro
oeedings against the suceeseful candi-
date. With assistance from Tomato
the deposit was placed. The ern) of
LAIDLaw, K ♦Frahm A Btrexeti., which
had been engaged by the Tory Asaei-
ation of the Pronto, to conduct the
bulk of the cases protested by the
Conservatives, was engaged to prose
cute the West H uron election, and
nothing was heard of, or asked
rote the Patrons until apetitioner was
required. Then it was thought that a
Patron petitioner would give a face to
the scheme, and one was found in the
person of Jessen BMA., a former Lib -
ml, who during the contest hall act-
ed asIli eau.mal agent for CoseottY.
It is not known that Batt was
ware "f the fact that he was brew
sod by the local Tory utacititie
ull their chestnuts out of the fire, bet
.ed he was and he became the peti-
otter in the case, at the instigation of
to ringsters who had the preliminary
rangeweats in hand. of late, the
ecxtesity for keeping dark in regard
the ('onserrative complexion of the
rotest in West Huron appears to have
sappearerl, and the mask is boldly
rown oft' by The Empire, the leading
ory organ, which in the following ar
le on petition probabilities, doss rot
item to place the West Huron pro -
t when it really belongs, and puts
defeated candidate once more in
the Conservative column :
'olitioiaas throughout the constileecies
*Morally tattoo. rrpectt.g 'he pea 1
*odor* ' osgise ate look osoaaion to paint oat
and to the evil* that *Needed the dewawer'd
dowse they had Imes perusing. He
told them that there was no hope fur
them sesspt in reforsatioi, and that
their oosti*sarse is their path of d►
grsdatioa would inevitably bring them
to the gutter, to disease, to misery
ami to death. He also stated that
the names of several young mea and
others who had Leen instrumental in
dragging the girls down, were known
to the authorities, and that in the coos
of the yoenger girl, all of thus Tempos -
slide for tier degradation were amen
able to the law and liable to tie sent
to prison under the Chariton Act.
He hoped the sentemae would have a
selutory effect epos the unfortusale
girls, and that when it had expired
some safeguards would be thrown
around thew so that they would be
enabled to lead a better life.
The sone was indeed a pathetic
one, and affected both of the girls, as
well as severs) of the spectators. It
Ryeaed manneeripte easiest be reform ,
i'•.rtwteondenw mum be written on one tilde p
el Neer only.
U
r'wbiIs*.r's 5Nke. ti
J. C. Le Tomei. of (ioderich. hoe been ap
pointed Local Travelling Aleut for the Loon- tl
ships of ioderteh. Colborne. Asbm.ld sad W •
wararA, ar
hocat pestmae.,, over the district are also ti
empowered to receive subset -Wham to Tits
Om VAL.
AP communl*itloas must be addressed to
D atcOlLI.ICCUDT.
nor.oba„ 0x11 e. �Oodeii ielaa, Oet ' di
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FOR EVERYBODY.
NS
Times are hard. Money s scarce. Wheat, thegreat staple '
aple of Canadian agriculture,
has touched the lowest point for years. This fact, of course, greatly affects the price of nearly
all other lines of merchandise. The scarch of the Dollar increases isms its value, and never in
Canadian dry goads history has it had the purchasing capacity it has to day. We never felt
so enthusiastic over the big values we have to offer you ----but talk doesn't count much _ figures
are more convincing. incing. We know of no such eloquent pleader as a s dill low
Ozv prtL
�• �7ere are
q anything in our line we keep almost everything requisite to furnish women or
re -
girls or men,
a few quotations from deferent departments. Our store is full of such bargains. If you re-
uire ant ____
boys ----don't go by us if you want the best that is to be had for the least money :
C.
is to be hoped that some of the (`!Iris Last week we secured 10 pieces
of Fine Fouls serge ,fit
tion organirat.oms of this town will Dtv+ss�
undertake the reclaiming of sue?) as
thew unfortunates. 0.e of these
girls has worse than no home, and has
not had any advantages in the way of
home training. Both are intelligent
looking, and under judicious treatment
might be persuaded from their present
evil course. Some of the good people
who are so anxious to convert the
broad universe could not engage ti -a
better work than in endeavonng to
reclaim these girls and others like
them who live, not in China, Japan or
to the isles of the seas, but in Goderich.
•00NR/Cn. TN VR s i DAT. OCT.
THIS IS FOR YOU
IF you are one of this- who
tic
hes
tea
re eii'.ad the
as accoust hers week or cores a few weeks
proceeding, and have not yet paid up, you! I
ate requested to de so at once. /ere
The object of sendiog out %connote is to ins
have them paid, sad &Rhee h the indtvidu oa
peutiomseaie t the suocerhl esadi-
tee at the late Outario ,toe ease, of shish
h a plentiful crop was sows, sod the
toe very naturally is sakeJ,How many
lb. «sods will germinate and cone to
nos` The Emptn has Merl endeavoneg
ad out a« far as poesibie what the pro
sot position is, with the Leeds th.t it is a.-
eerWad that a soother of the petitions on
both aide, are not likely to he pressed.
The 4w re1uirss petitions to he Sled
witbir, twenty -oma days frost the date of the
reture, sad as a comeeuauos the party men
in the uca.titaeocies ar- forced to go and
put in their petitions and look for their evi-
desm 't herwards. This accounts for so
mend motions beim dropped atter some
election, sad the presset:ceee u mot likely to
to he as exception to the rule.
There are eons, however, which are
pretty pertain t.. come into court, the fol.
lorries beieg the list of those that are likely
to he pressed:
Mouek- Ageism Hon- R. Harewrt, Re
form, who had 72 majority over Crawford,
Patron.
al dollar or two appears a small sum to dun our
for, the aggregate rum up into the thou- of
sus. fru
Due notice ham been Karen to all delis. d
pewits on our book., and mete will be incur-
red if the amounts are eat settled at osis.
D. Mdltl.u. s nuv.
Gederieh, Sept- ls, tePt.
TH E Clinton l lost-oflice embroslioAtas
been '. nettled, and the plum has
dropped into the lap of HoBEBT POR -
TSB, of Elm vale, &inter CO., former-
ly a representative in parliament for
' West Huron. It ,rears that the in-
tense rivalry between the local evpil-
ants made it impossible for the powers
at Ottawa to settle the difficulty to
so
the satisfaction of each and every one, con
and so, to keep the peace, it was de- W
tided to call in an outsider. Powrgi
had M.P. to his name for one parlia-
mentary term, and now he will have
P.M. attached for life
uth Huron --Against McLean, Reform,
had 22 majority over Weismitlr, Coo -
stave.
est Harps - Against Germ w, Re-
form, who had 76 over Connolly, Coa.erva-
tive
W.Ilasd Aauast Gamma, Reform, who
had 99 over llc(. heart , Conservative
Xrth thterio-Amnia, f'happte,Reform,
who had 75 majority over 4 dendianing (os•
sweat' ve.
Kiegatoo .Against SmytM,('oresrvative,
who had one majority over Hon. J. Harty,
Reform.
west Alvaro-Anima9aesgs,Comer.e-
live, with 7 majority over n..e, Re-
form.
Haldimaod Agarast Mee., Patron, who
bed 15 maierny over Hatter, Reform.
South Porta Against YeN.il, Purse,
who had 23 majority over Rallsmtyne, ke-
tone
Aside from these, it is net known that
the evidence warrasta say of the other be-
ing pressed.
'WILL our esteemed contemporary,
The Empire, tell es what is the exact
Conservative majority in the Legis-
lature now that MIISJIITH baa desert
ed. We hear a great deal about
Mowse's minority and real columns
in the gnat Conservative howisary
about the abject condition to wbieh
the once great Liberal party is re-
duced , and we are told every now and
again of the dejection which is stereo
typed all over the wan countenances
of the Minid-rs . and a lot of ether
things too numerous to mention. Bet
will the esteemed Empire catch its
breath long enough to tell us what
the mischief has come over the rem-
nant et Conservatism that now adorns
the Opposition members in the Legis-
lature ( -
THROWING OPP THE MASK•
WREN amuses was opposed at the
Jose election, the contention was pot
forward that his epponestt wren roe
lag wholly and solely as a Patron ca*
and, on that account, the farm-
ers were asked to consolidate and vote
against the Liberia! remises. All idea
of being allied with Use Obhservie
Meer was disclaimed by the Patron
easdidat , J atm Coweot.Lv, and many
aid -thio Reformers, who, if they had
imagined there was as attempt at
Joubiledereling, would have eupporeed
Gamow, were hoodwinked at. voting
egaia.t him es that oeosioa.
A day or two boder" the ebctioe,
the semi wee Mimeos of its Mora, and
ate meellisaof VMS taws Osseervo►
A SAD PICTURE.
THERE was a sail scene at the
polite magistrate's court Monday
morning last, when two girls were
cited before the bench charged with
vagrancy. The elder was not eighteen
and the younger is, we are informed,
ostler sixteen. Por some months
these two girls have been leading a
loose life, and we are informed, were
at varices times harbored at the Ides
on Britannia road which Tee Sreas,,
exposures were the means of lire/skim(
sp.
Saturday
p -
Saturday last a woman in Montreal
was fwi,d guilty of harboring a girl
ender sixteen for immoral purposes,
and the jades sentenced her to tisk
teen mouths is jail. A similar meals
of treeteneat week± have been in all
probability emoted set to any Mimed -
or in the same class where it is alleged
Moses girls were harbored had the
police magistrate been appoi*tmd ; bat
at that time, as is well knows, the
tows was mea wide open, to far iia Ise
enMres..sat of the law was ee.sgggwt
Is a sAri the tee a_MAaMg
gists te bat sthethe is jail, ea !gage
SNAP SHOTS.
Every tis- poor old Mayor Kes-
\,DT, of Toronto, 211422241111,42 to do may -
thaw be proves oenclusiv.ly that the people
of that city made a terrible mistake where
they side -snaked "Sou' Yt.armrt,.. Kin.
suer is a business mos without a bract
plea.
The bicyclists who west to i)angen-
sea Fair are unanimously .f opiaios that
Owe was sarerde ehia et • -Fall" show is
eaeeestme thsrewish The editor of this
journal of civilization "nese" how it is him-
od!.
B, the way things are going and
the indomitable will -power that bisect= is
showiest against the oomplieatioo of diseases
with which he is assailed, it is quit* possible
that M may, as the Irishman said, " live to
ate tie kin that scratches over his grave."
The new police magistrate is doing
good work straiekt.niag up some of the
kinks is the haw of imtmarality that here-
tofore were allowed to hang loose. A meg-
istrete who would attend to magisterial
duties was sadly seeded in this tows.
The latent case of suicide comes
from St. Vino.nt de Peal peaiteotaary, Que-
bee, where s life-oo.vict, samed Jen'I
IO moos, took his own life by swallowing a
sutfeaot quantity of tobacco juice to kill
him. Every masa to his taeta.
The result of the unpleasantness
between Japan and Chisa has satisfactorily
shown that pluck tad oiaet.wth century
methods me quietly dispose of numerical
stretteth and aatignated style* of warfare
Up to tate the Toronto detectives
haven't exhibited Lay partieuler aptitude
is unravelling the mystery 000neeted with
the murder of young Wssrw.an. The To.
route Sleuths are sot very tautly.
One thing is sure, and that is that
W n.rasa Lay aims is not driving any ice -cart
throueb (:asede at preeset. Everywhere
he bas gees he ha. hew received with the
greatest enthusiasm.
The weakness of the breakwater, it
is claimed by sspprtrs of the (iovrsmeet,
will pave a source of strength to the min-
isterial oeadidate in the gamier t'ominiet
elestisa.
As police magistrate SRat;gR point
ed out Monday last, we have mai is this
eommsslty who should be in the peniten-
tiary ender she provwem of the Charlie*
Act.
('.,RnrTr and Firmititi,i , have
bees smelled to Gibs with Sete immediate-
ly atter July 1, 1695. it ia to be hosed
they will sow give their nimble jaws a rest.
Don't promise your vote for the
mayraity to the Set fellow that ask. for
it. There may be a deist *iodides) is the
field between new and N. Years.
if prices for produce continue to
drop ss they live bees dohg, the N. P.
farms will have crow ler Tbsekeglvien
ia.teed of turkey.
The gudggeoss oho were caught on
the jaetry-fakir's strew Tuesday sight
are w .uhlbltlsg ter Irase-wase to say
afer% estant.
What hes blooms of the esteemed
.1. Caerem-Re itxs. 13o dear% oppose
ho be mesad said sheet she.. days.
No tree ever swore harden agailast
Asterism Meklsrylem thea did the
semyht (a-sdisa W[hleyits.
The Oevereseent of this dependency,
irlletMs r MOW the day M thriller•
leg r die a • pwNla
Tell -hp's jemelerbhe give wether
Goods waich is actually whole-
saled in Toronto to -day for
Ilk., we bought them ss that
we can give then[ to you for.. 11
Also 10 dozen Women', Heavy
Cashmere Hoes, everywhere
sold at 25c., we can sell for.. 20
Also- 10 dot. Heavy, Ribbed,
All -wool Hoes, regular 35c.
Goods, we can afford to mark
at. 25
Also- 15 dot. Fine, Ribbed,
Wool floes, spliced knees and
heels, solid regularly for 3i ke.,
we offer for•
21
Also --10 dor. Ladies' Merino -
Weida the atxsal wholesale
price was $7.20 per doz., 60c
each we can sell for
21
Alio-4 doses Ladies' Fancy
LseAisr Belts!, sold regularly
at frlN 23c. to 40e. each, you
etas
A Xis ddmiaar in Fine
Relish Mansell, beat Cloth,
sold elsewhere at 50e. and 6(k.,
our price...
Akins --Black Wool Mormon for
Skirts, worth 20c., for 12i
Also ---Girls' Fixe Velvet Tams
easily worth 75e., for
Also20Youths' Suits, extra
fine, worth from $7.50 to $10,
we offer them at i 50
We sell regularly a Man's good
Heavy Overcoat with Storm
Collar, (good value at $5) for. S 98
We have the largest line of
New Craters and Overcoats in
Oeder'icb. Don't go by us if
you need one
c.
i0
40
i0
$ C.
Men's All -wool Tweed Pants,
worth $2, for.... I aS
Men's All -wool Tweed Pants,
Lined, sold elsewhere at $3,
our price.. 2 10
Men'. Fine All -wool, French
Ww+te Pacts, sold regularly
for $4 and $4.50, our price3 00
Mets', Doable -Breasted Sack
Serge Shirts, regular value $7
oar price 5 00
A complete line of Men's and
Boys' Suite at a saving of
from $1 to $5 a suit. The
largest stock of NSWCloth
fag in town.
We e-oukl call special attention
to our stock of Men's Gloves
and Mitts, bought directly
from the manufacturers, and
which are without doubt the
heist value ever shown in God-
erieh. Also to oar line of
Underwear, Top Shirts, White
Shirts, Bracer, Ties, fklate,
Caps and everything reg :red
in Furnishings at oonepeav-
Ing prima.
36 inch All -wool Sheeting, good
vales at 40c., our price... .. 2'4
36 inch Uaion Ingrain Carpets,
usually sold for 45c.,
price .... .'1
I:ood Grain Bags, fell size, worth
$2.50, our price .... ... : in)
Heavy Buggy Rugs, worth $2.25,
for ... 1
Do notf orget our Mantle and Fur Department. We give an entire store to these goods
and show the largest variety ever shown in this section, all bought directly from the manufacturers in London,
Paris and Berlin. .'Mantles from $2 to $io. Fur Capes in all different varieties, every garment warranted
to give satisfaction. Fur Capes, Muffs, Storm Collars, &c., at the lowest possible Cash Store prices.
No Credit. One price to all. If you
Fashion Sheets free.
pay
Cask come to us and get the full benefit.
We allow the highest current prices for Butter and
Eggs, and give you Goods at exactly the same prices as if
you paid Cash.
illeseratiw that a (eel and his mtareey are
.rosily parted.
The preliminary canter has been
had is the revision of the lists, sod now for
the final.
The military school at Kingston is
not a seems, Nen for timing purposes.
The fool enumerator was in town
Tuesday ev.aieg sad took the mesas.
The Dominion elections are coining
as surely so Christmas. is.
COMING AND GOING.
George ellen esteemed to Walkerton last
week.
Mem I. t:rierses retursed from S gisaw
week.
Mies Florence McIntosh is visiting to
Detroit
Mrs. Dr. Holmes u visiting in Windsor
this week.
Mies Mary D. Rain, of tows, is venture
is Looks*.
Miss Maggie Lynn has returned free a
visit to St. Louis, Mo.
Jae. Mott. South- t..,rseuraed on Thurs-
day from a trip to Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Walken Vivian left on
Meeday for their Mese h Kalemasoo
Mich.
Rev. Mr. Madill, of serala, presidee t of
the P.P. A., was in tows ea bossienls Set
week.
Frank Pretty left os Masdy for the
!'ante coast, where he will speed the
Winter.
Jobe Shelton. el Stratford, was in tows
daring the week, visiting his sister Mies Y.
Skeltea
Mr. and Mrs. G. Grewal, of Detroit,
who spot the lest two weeks is bows, re.
tamed hemp Saturday.
Was. P. Wts tiby ratureed W.'daesday
last from the old ateetry, when he had
hes epsdiy a eoeple of menth's *delays
vioiitiaa relatives mod friends.
Yrs Jes. Uritis who he. keen meagre, -
lag mediae, treat neer is tows fse isms
time past, rvtursed M het hems le Aekbdd
ea Moseley.
Mie PJire 1'ateru., of Loa/knew, is vfolt
me as the reuldense of Jobe llrlt-
��-.s, gest of her eveleNertha
ato Saes
Ches. Hawkins, of W' sdser, was is tows
re Friday lion. Mr. Hawkins was Isroerfy
poetmasloy at ghsap.rdw, but I. we a
�W mind s,. mai is �IjMr inti br tetra of
D. R Mosaise, 1e...y
the
Galeria Orsss Os., sad! nine • to est
Lisa esbeak-keeper he itigeg ~ hk o a(jrd.
swam ef mks Mg anwifll4 �` `
user thus teeth
f�ae Qlpad sMrrsl�
With she seflirfaalre !sops of Erse ed
health &ad weds& fdleww the e. el of inesnal of
trskaewe to the few who has, Das s�1
ed leveed Nem
the old-. mdisror prd the
sharp ss"ssisete somst oes odhed hot
ewer ass speed by tk• tttaid isOm.ed.
ul y' ties' NreVle, of shphan,
Ma ler hto amused RI thee Niko me al s
�mtert
Yrs We tdes
�'w I lle
LANES.
Wto.e...uaT, Oet. 10.
Charles Row ear sung. Wsckemitk is _
hevmg a sew stable .costed is his premier
D. Little haste* contract.
HT ex at -Dee of oar promisees bache-
lors. Franca scoot, has left the maks of
bachelordon and joined the ranks d hr. -
dicta by taking unto bun a wife is the pr. - `� •
son of Miss Farrier The ceremony took
place at the reeideoce of tee bride's mesh- .
er, Mrs..1. Fernx Rev. R. 9. G. Aedr-
X.WISIVWSS
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EVERYTHING TO WEAR
- - For one week longer. - -
all Paper
.Dore! St. Hitless, tied the boot P
Scott, brother of one groom, acted as bast
pea, while Mom SydneyFerrieb, of f ang-
aide, supported tb. brie. The night was
newt in tripping the light, teamster toe,
along with other amusements. The bride
was the recipieet of meaty valuable sad
beautiful presente. The happy couple left
l.uckaow os the early trots en mho 4th, en
their bon.ymooe trip. We esteed to them
our hearty wish that their versos oe the
matrimonial [tea may be use of sotaiegled
felicity.
S. A. NO (ES.
Liens Hroughtos will shortly ace
well.
Oeasrsl Rooth is hawi*g groat sasses is
his travels through ("Anode.
We welcome the War Cry is its sew
dram which is both amigos sad ped.
Ensign Meets, toe of Uedsrhh's get a-
llows, will had the sheens s .ext &today.
All are wawa*.
Cape. Grose M.thoisis, who has lately
held oommend .f she load corp, is te fare -
ll es Se. aMas
ada , Oat, 21pt. -
kNe V [red leas heed owed Presbyterian extoa.-
ties i7 get segeeistsd with the
people of 1)edteh.h. Riau* her *esteemed
she ha, had stare real sop of war to seeds,
cod the dghi is coy ways, hoe by w
metas hetes ear/.
set to Their Class.
Te the sitter of Tis therat_
Ata, -As a eesseetitee n the foroere'
tem as the Dsysanoe fair,I might my that
Wore wen at Moat three hones that leek
past whisk wore not is the eases at all,beiag
set *weed by leone,s or drives by emigre
ee *wears' cares. I have hew iefuemed that
ton horse Waged to aeerew,
a ssesed was a sorrel, a dews- sae pries
wiener, sad the third was him a livery
ssahea This is .eta geed way M oi,mrsre
fanners to oamtiete tad hoses my Awhile
pmind. Assure Dvwcaw.
fleshy. Oat. 13, las.
Remy Wywari. s young tamer
sea Vrsatet /rood tee mesh emiies
se
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ss le the s egmaset All Aceta tine the above re meet be paid on or before Nov. id.
See what we have to offer you :
odd lots of Paper at your own Price.
line lot of paper at lc. and 2c. per roll.
A large shipment of new Wall Pa
per, straight from the Factory, just
arrived --bought to veil for Te., Sc. and
10c. --sale price, 5c. per roll. To see
them is to buy them.
Sale Pries
per roll.
12e.asd 124e. Paper, 7e. sad 7}s.
1So. ,lee -sad 20s. Paper, 10e.
25.•,JOa. " 36e. Gilt Paper,l2ic.,lbc" 20..
400-'b0 " 60s ilea,26e." 30c.
(All* less theta mat/
Baskets of all Kinds. --Work Has
keta, Waste Paper Baskets, Lunch
Baskets, Knitting Baskets, Baby
Baskets, Upholstered and Celluloid
fleakett. At Cost Price this week
and next.
Balance of Bibles at
and under Cost:
Church of England Prayer Books and Myrna Books, 10c., 20c., 23c., 3:e
and 50c. Presentation Editions at Cost.
Roman Catholic Prayer Books, 10e., 12e. and 17 c., worth double the
mosey. Presentation Editions at Cost.
Presbyterian Hymn Books anti Bibles combined.
Ledge print Presbyterian Hymn Books, worth $1.25, for 688. Pedal
Books, 5c. each. Trtatemeat,t, 3 for lib.
Methodist Hymn Rooks and Bibles combined.
Large print Methodist Hymn Books at sweeping reductions.
Full Morocco -bound Methodist Hymn Book P
Cost -just the thi for Xmas yrs' a and peados Editions, at
No Gnarls charged Pre,.. This week nett
at stale noyo.
The old Firm of
ERASER & PORTER
have by mutual consent agreed to dissolve partnership and will sell
their entire Stock at and under wholesale prices, amounting to
O-V'E R $11,000.00
ef of mho f leldeben Lebo -
Meal, the Isom* end wesied
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11594, or they will be handed la for cefleeties,
heat aero •• eeA ens
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