The Signal, 1894-11-22, Page 88
NEWS OF THE DISTRI''T.
Prom our ownCorrwpondenta
Where 1s I.ferstemao. Ss. Thee dame be
Irowa4 Aa7wbee. Elsa rows of the
C.iwoty Rp.aatU Reperee4
Oar The IlOiaeL
DUNGANNON-
\oxu The local agvin, is Dusg•iuo•
for Tam at is at the calms of J. O. wail
J.P., con : eye,..cr. ta. wbo will receive or
dare ter enbe riptioaw advertising end /•b
work. and is authorised to give receipts fur
aalomate 1..d tut the Sar.
Trdwnti, Nov.20.
\l,tn... Mrs. John Flowers lett hen
ISMS Moraine oo • visitSag tour le friends at
St. Thomas.
Rtrreltao. The sleighing which dewy
peered for a time to cous.lueoe ut a change
of weal -het has to soma ex teat returned.
Home. lilts. McArthur and two children
who ha.l been visiting friends at the Forest
Cite returned Louie last week after having
as enjoyable visit.
1 hu Thursday ot last week
Mrs. k..1. Crawford left here to visit rola
twee and tnends at the Sepal, villain mirth
of here. Her numerous friends here wale
her a pleasant time and sate return.
. ,Sohn H•mlto, aoa •f Isaac
Hamltn, Ashfield, who has remedy served
an apprenticeship u a baker, Meow Tuning
relatives in the village and tactility.. It is
bruited that John a ► food tike.' sad ma
make ea:ellrnt breed, We wish him sus
ease.
Nett (,.ofcl.t. t1• have been RI
formed that Samuel Pend/tad, of the village
of 1)ungaaoon, has recently been appointed
as constable in and for the comity of Huron.
The appointment is pronounced to be •
rood one. low violators will regime to b
careful.
\ i i :1 u 1 Jo Neduesdav of last week
I'harles Brow', and Miss Maisie ..iodic,
both of 11 e.t \Vawanoeh, were witted in
the bonds „f matrimony. We wish theu. a
happy eaten and prosperous voyage over the
matrimonial sea of fife. Ther arc bald in
hirh este.et tiiid tftir'y rami reedieelfeti
S t+u.l Ni. COUNTS, iv. IS Moms Samuel
i'enthend, of Ashfield, and Wesley Aad -r -
son, of Saratoga %Teat %Yawanoeh, are in
consequence of being each presented with •
daughter, to the fernier on lloaday 01 last
week, to the latter on .abb•th evening last,
wearing smiling countenances!' We extend
oonrratulatioas to each of them and their
waves.
DI c..Asseis ' I.ifJtlt tI. spar new au-
ditorium on Southampton -et with as at-
tractive furniture mid spacious scsomoda
tion is being appreciated. Ws understand
tbat as many as lour of the different Soci-
eties in this village have wailed themselves
of the privilege of holdiag their meetings.
Dungannon M.chanu.' institute and lead
Mg room are ales held in one apartment of
it. r
ova t.lMF..TARt. In reading the newsy
items of your efficient correspondent at
ltunlop we noticed • pleasing tribute to
your humble ecnbe who is no other than
oureelf' and which we .else ourself cordial
ly accept. We hops your amiable Dunlop
scribe may be long spared In health and
.up.rtor mental activity to chronicle the in
tereeting happentnpof Dunlop anti vicinity.
as hr has so ably dose for the past fifteen
yew!.
CALL x
X
OUR NICE
OF
9EE
RANGE
Laies'FDr Capes
apt an and examine gold. and prices.
C. R. SHINE & CO.,
McLe■•s Block. Ce•. Siouan ab.i Montreal at.
Have you wen soy
IMPORT ORDER
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, NOV 22, 1891.
20 PER CENT, DISCOUNT!
W. ACHESON & SON.
A Tate season and our new mantles arriving late, We coultnenee to-
day our entire Stock of over
100 of the Newest and Most 3 tyli8h Jackets and 'ant]
Harper's 3Lsigszine.
IN 1895
The Simpletons. • mew novel by TF nes
Manly- wlu be bogus a the Deco nears•
her. IRS. ad oosUaned to November. Oh
Wbeev.r may bre onoi berseis ab
11.6 nerelMI• a will conceded7 he concededall turtaige
that Titaness Hardy meads foremost es •
matey artist 1a action, •bd Tbs ee pleeeas
It� ]b� .:tacma tor to aroost►ue •sm not 1s
(Petro
is decree to that which has marked
sa
Trilby the meet ooemfml story d the
Mother Isdi.g feature will las ibis rrrvea•1
Recellecidems et Jima of Arr. by the Mow
Leila do (lasts Her Page saaadia r.oersted,
ruder which guise the meet pop--- of BOAS
~aria*American aria* writers wlill metal the
eters of the Maid of tir►e•es. In the January
Somber will •ppe•r • prmrnab ilisotroted
paper its rhe rteetes sail I. t'ae+llers, the
ere of • series of Sostasrs papers.
for this year. Fur Tri lntned, Braid Trimmoxi, Plain Stitched Norther Africa is attracting mew* sltentta1
.h.. e.. 7 other Nall.&u to off H AAkl seat
...owes. 'T1
aowill ke
g dt relteNawiW
t(mebae n th region. throe of
..plot elm pretreat life mesa Jt icer
1 1m
dl prepare for this MAIJAZt\a • cele. el
1 .• cat •tuna+, depicting typiesl phrase
et
,u►r LW Jammu,
lees
tewbeg nin Meaner* . Nmar-
. ber toe Iret chapter. of • Tfrre-rart %mole
etre. by J i uiKL I(at i I''. I.J• the LOOM
e.t wort yet ati.wpopular11 MU ease
itei- CMOS
Mete rte abort stone by 7 p.p
lieu■ro lay • feature ofthe MAOA%IVP.
.d rer IIln.lreted .renewers..
The Volumes of the Mawaries Meta aim
and Silk I.inutd.
AH Styles of Newest Goods at abov
big Discount.
- -Thi• mean. a iarge lois to us, but the racks toast be
Clearer I
We invite all Ladies interested in Jackets to see thew' Bar-
gain, in our iarge, well -lighted Mantle Rooms.
W. ACHESON 8: SON.
Staple aIld a. H'Ktte-t price for produce.
Fflcy GOODS?;A BEAUTIFUL RiNG
looks well on the Linger, as every one knows. and the o fpnrtunity to buy one
at • price that Is utista, tory a •Iuickly taken advantage of by the avenge
tuda.aduat.
Just received from France
and Germany.
A. tbrier. We regret to have to state
that on last Sebhath evening. as our popu-
lar and much esteemed victualler, Chas.
Robinson, was in the act of housing his
• cock tor rhe night h« unfortunately slipped
and fell. which resulted in tractor's( fear
ar Ove of his rite on his nrht side. Ws,
with his noat.y friends, wish him a speedy
recovery and hope that hu injure& will not
he of long duration, as his •beeo . from
among us will be much felt.
F:.' La.:erre sic Thanksgiving s.rmou
was preached is the Methodist church ley
the pastor. Rev. 1), Rogers, in the forenoon
of last Sabbath. At eveoinl service a plat-
form meeting was bold, when the pastor
gat e an excellent address on the subject of
thanksgiving, after which Mean T. Ander-
sen and S. Sanderson, gave most ezoellent
spiritual and very appropriate addresses on
the same thence It is. by the way, eoeour.
aging to the pastors to have the pew render
su_h valuable assistance to the pulpit on
pitch oeo$sioos.
Us A \'t.ITI'.. Tot a Mrs. h. Pentland,
react of the late Robert Pentland, lett hero
on Wednesday of last week en route for
301ene and 1. uineev, State of Illuors, to
emit numerous relatives at those pouts.
We wish her • plsa.hnt tour, good time and
safe return. Master Ed. Anderson,so0
of Thos. `Anderson. :Ashfield, left here on
Tuesday on • visiting tour to relatives at
Arden, Mao., sad vicinity. He intends re
meaning there until Beet Spring, We hope
he will alio, himself whilst there and
then return house safely.
A'oTHtR 1:1'T. (►n
Thursday night of last week Mrs. Ellen
Taylor, relict of the late John Taylor. West
l\ ewanosh, succumbed to the effects of p..
salmis, by which .he was attacked a Quirt
time. Her remains were interred in 1)un•
uanoon cemetery on Saturday last,beinges-
oorted thither by friends from Kinloss,
I.oderich and old time ec.luain-,ancea and
neaght1r.. She was 114 years lead 9 month..
Rev. K. Fsirbsuro cooducted the *beelines.
The deoea.ed has, we are informed, been •
r..ideat of Nest W.wahoeh upwards of
fifty years and was much respected. She
laves behind her one son to mourn her le -
cease.
H,. risi.• Rri..v on 10. e•eou, ret
last Wednesday • hapry and enjsyabletime I
was spent at the residence of oar popular
and penial cltiien, .las. Whyrd, division'
oourt clerk Cause the marrtare ot 0u
daughter, Mary iouta, to -John McLean,
Nest Wawanosh. There were a large num
ber of invited guests, present. Who 011loyed
themselves immensely. The bride sod groom
are highly respected. as was evinced by the
numerous, beautiful, costly presents given 1
them Iter. 11. Kneels performed the dere•
mo.ty to the satisf.retien of all concerned.
We mama to the young couple our erlgr.t
nlatinns, hnpi.phhey will have • happy,
prneper.ua and long union
A tion ti Siri ii i. tits li.s Its -tab
bath last the remains of David, the•veungest
se. of t1sor . Aadee.e, West Warrant.*,
n ew Gloms' Hill, were interred in Dungan -
w oe cemetery, aged oma year and 1• months
Hoc R Fairttstrnoondected the ob.egures.
W. extend oar deepest sympathy to the
pares(• of the departed ehtld His death
was reused by a violent attack .f 'retepR
which lasted .tarot • day. Flyer, medieval
effect was (uncured, hat thus it re that 1►eat\
le gradually ssatehlag Its victim., .1A sod
Jcunt• ressisd.ng ns of its solemn rtshtars.
To the bereaved parents the .-ee•rlily
teint may be eh.rt ked M them that 1a
t\. parson .1 their 11111. rine what is
esRanhgty an toppers( Ica le thaw, M r.4.•
IIo i n M hint
pairem la
mtMm`� a
'Fury are very choice and all the \■west
I :o. da.
MY PRICES X-
X WIT THE TIMES.
IF you want • flaw of any kind tt
will pay )oe. to ail at
T6� Popul�� Buu� SioN
D. B. CALBICK,
Thr b .arc. Ceded. b.
ASHFIELD
Muvntt, Nov. 12.
W. T. t:ardoer has removed to 0ts other
far which hr had lately rented.
The (Scoter has again broken up. The
roads are In a bed state o: slush.
The school in s. S No .i hes undergone
repairs which were made by W. T.-tiar,iner.
4.eorpe Hewer has returned from an ey-
tended tour to Burlington, Hamilton end
t :att.
Quite • number of farmers did not get
up their roots this Fall, the scow romtog
on so suddenly.
DUNLOP.
Monday. Nov. 1 t.
\ :: on of Ashbeld,is stay-
ing
Miss H.
I
.1t
)Y
ing in our burg.
James lowest, , spent Sunday with re-
I•tires at Kingsbridge.
Mian R. Payne, of t.oderich, was Mete
.rust of Mrs. Allen let week.
1'aa.o' 11. (Lir Lawnsm•o, A. a Mac-
donald attended the recent Farmers' lnst1-
tote Friday last at Carlow.
I; Adams, who spent some time here last
gear, has lately returned from London,
F:ogland, and was on the roll et the late
milt:ary camp .t Quebec when the Rlake
was there. At Present he is a resident of
Lobo near the Forest (sty.
Tc ii Salt,T \'I•Irim. Mrs. %Viggle, wife
.1 R. -v. Mr. 1V.gle, of (Balder, Manitoba.
with her two children, at present visiting
her parents. Mr and Mrs. t:eeo. ('ox, of
4.oderieh, visited relatives here Mime
Bessie i.ihecu, of I.d.rich, also visited
here.
Inspector Tom visited our school Monday
of last week wit mg an address. at the close
of his inspecting, expressing himself well
pleased with the progress of the school mime.
his last visit. The teacher hu now a class
of pupils who have already passed the en-
trance prep•nng ler the second room to the
High school In 4.ederreh.
LEEBURN.
M.st.), No.
Miss Addie Stirling is visiting relative
in (:odench township.
A. H, Clutton attended the afternoon
session of the Fermiers Institute at Car-
low /ridgy of last week.
The firm of Frost, Snow l Co. are per-
haps considering • dissolution eif partner-
ship.
artnership. 11 es or not the farmers overtaken
by the recent storm are making • grand
effort in getting up the rest of the root,
while Mr. Snow makes aphis mind whether
t, reappear again In junction with John
Frnet or run bumeem oro hit own hook with -
Out John Frost .• partner.
MET WITH At A. mosey. in looking
over the city dailies we ootroed that the
Rev .lames Sleek, of Hamilton. formerly
pastor in charge hero for several p.riruia,
fell from the steps of St. Paul church, of
Hamilton, atter the close of • mestieg there,
cutting ha face badly. He had to be as -
sated home. We have not yet heard how
Mt is progressing. With all hen he was •
general favorite and we hope there will he
no serious results.
1'or it'll Notts nittrwlaybeengThanks
riving day, dense service will be held u
the church at 11 A. tl A collection will he
taken up for the augmentation fund of the
church. No weekly prayer meeting will be ,
held on tete account .The sting in
the -unday echoed h., tem changed and
the talent cls has balsa esasign.d to the
north east sad, while the wpenntendeat's
desk has hien transferred Is the south side,
in the reetre .C. ..C111111111111111111111 etrvioe ie to
he held the first Stl41111, r 21111110m►sr The
usual preparatory ss,IU, IS the nday
pm, mos.
At the investigation into the muse of the
.xollappsae of tee Mentrsai Stryst Ka.Iw•y
building F. 4' Hopkins Five evidence teed
ing to .Onw that the deviations frown upset•
isatiose of tat Dominion Bridge A, free
Company ware responsible for the accident.
At the (:evil Ashes Monday-rwnmenoed
biles. -ledge Ial.ssbrwlp the snit of Jobe
Ingle •gatnst AId. Hewitt eked A T .IoM
Mon to empower 01,000 alleged to hay. been
paid by him to thea ore the end.e.taed..g
they were to *hints for he firm the fnetr*et
Imo "apply My F:eett .ey.dl..te withend boilers.
eepilb
A HANDSOME WATCH
is even more sought after than • Rug, and to a moo, at any rate, iia sen:ces
are indispensable The chance of getting one at a moderate cwt is seldom
loot nowadays.
JEWELLERS
offering golden opportuuatees lust now to all who appreciate the advantages of selecting
choice articles from • stock that d large and varied are
C. A. HUMBER & SON.
11 'bele Sew sated. Mr Lean'. miner ( rant..) alae 1.
Seafortb Toe (needs of Rev. ,1. l: will
I j YCp'f1Y COMEDY and
Poway, of .eaf..rth Methodist church, will , L EIJ Ol COMEDY jJ 1 illlu
regret in learn
that be is enable ((per. 1 PRESENTATION COMPANY,
fano his pulpit work, cod it i. likely(
ikely to be
some lime before he le able His ailment a 1I
a throat trouble to the mesntune his work i -- T -
es Ming supplied by his ndnuiterial broth• Mr- Harry Hart lel ,•- piemoire in minimum
Ing i Ler be las tnW.- arrangements will. the
fen.L\'Cat 11 (' .Mba.y ill and I'HK$O'NTA
•
Se•ft,.it William Mckav, who has
been for ,aught years heal engineer In Ogil- I
vie's mill an this titie 0, left ou Tuesday for
Amherst, Nista S..•otia Mr. McKay has
made t engagement with the Roble KerneCompany andwill have charge of their (to-
tano Lunen... Hu (amus well, however,
some herr 1.-r sme tine.
.odench Tp It IN currently reported
that John Rem,n wit: again make • flesh '
ter the rrevesh.p. in .'pp...rrn.n to Mr. Coswbo a again in the (seta. Should be do s
It n not aurictpate.l Ly mime who protean to
know, that he wilt snake aoy better ram
than hr did before 1t is not likely tM t
.
there will be any.opp,.:t,on to Mr. Sturdy
for the depu') reeveah.p.
Morro : Peter, son of 1 gat ad eight ,8th
line, died ..1 typhoid fe.rr near (')pros.
Manitoba, a leoweeks ago, aged 37 y'ar..
He was a merrier' man, his ode being a
daughter of Richard Stewart, of F.,Imond.
vale, formerly of Morris. They were about
seven years in the \\'est. Three young
children aro left tothe care of the mother,
who is sio erely symi$tnved with to her
bereavemmtit.
Clinton, • Ito Saod&y evening last week
as .I. C Stevenson Was 091 hu way homed
from church he slippbd on the..walk,and
falling on his left leg. it was broken at the
ankle, both hones being fretured. k will. I
unfortunately, lay him up for • couple of
months anyhow. In order that his busl.ws
may be properly atteude..i to in the mean-
time he hoe secured the .orrice. of M. Rob-
ertson, jr, et Seaford..
A Christmas Book.
C publisbers of
Toronto Saturday
11-iyt may weli
offer to place their
Christ mae Num
her of nth year
along.lde any.
. thing produced
- anywhere. T he
ps book Itself 1. ex.
tremcly hand.
some. The cover
le designedby Mr. John D. Kelly, of Tomato,
and neon. of the most brilliant and attractive
things In the way of a rover erer done in the
Dominion. Three pietnre.. instead of one, are
gives away with the Number this year, and
(•('boned by the Pring Bird" has only to be
wen to be admired. The nibitrt i. • group a[
eblkiren lietening to the bird.. LL was paintedpalnt
M O. A. Reid(whose Eamon. pfrter.s, "Mort-
gaging the Her
nnttreed 'and ")'or.closlgt the
Mreadersortgag."our readers will remember having
Men at the Toronto Yaleand I. reproduced an
the cheerful rotors of real We by the newly
dl.eover'ed proems wow photolithography.
It Is a great Menet. No. 1 Supplement.' Play
mat.s'�is • French pastel and • marvel of
saint; coloring. No. 3 in black and wblte, oiledd
' A IMcnit Trick." is the first popular repro
fnetlm of an old-fashioned steel engraving by
T. Webster. Oa tits 'expiry of the enpyrighs
rhe Sheppard Publishing Co, I LAd. t at nom had
a plate nude. of which they are prnev
prieto.
formerly ▪ what fowerly could not be bought for Pero
than tea dollars they now give with the('AnM-
sea Number fres. As a study in farm It can -
t ot he equalled. The three patters. have been
leadadmired by ail wbo here seen them. The lead -
leg story to theChtlstatas Number% by Hebert
ete
Barr. recently swtated with Jeans K.
Jerome in pnhiat Le
I.hing the Mier, trot
m
better known as Lake Sharp, who. writings
0.
made 1Detroit Peer P.r.. fin•. His
Mon. Om Day's Courtship. neenpies Anent,skis The scene 1. laid 1a Canada, and the
lllo.tsttone .re rapdtaL Other stories are Preterit. The Shade of Helen. by ' t. Mac ine : 1w
Leap (cares. by ('UAtgd Health why Johnnie
Went Rech. he Iidtaw'Mermaid IL eppard : The
Passingof Beggsee s/
tClub Man. by Margaret
Harney, suer( An Hondo b ,..11s. by JesC act•
b
There arc a.tlfofy Illustrated poems by J.
d
w. Rennegk ..d Reuben lantiart, Kappa
■(omen. red James A. Trek er. Thee M Meal
enamoring g eel if m . ammente Mesh. bibold
at its sled eardM
reoes rd •me the best a
mete Shrew. 1plan is and Wilma Is /We
a dtmoa h was(r(((asp fee Letod feet JI
I'luN PART\'logit« • rr. I'enormSIcre in
the eitOkA Hut.■ 111t,DAY, wkly
NP..IiAY snit THtBr1•.t'.
NOVEMBER 27, 28 and 29.
This t'd is sat to ti.- on, a tat strongest
organ...m ans on the road. Th.• Prean in the
different Towns and Pitres where Ik,e) have
appeared epees is the highest ten. s of the
petlermasos. They will open the,r cnamre
sweat With Marl Twa,n's laughable lotood.
entitled
" TOM SAWYER."
No American pea) or scent date emery, a
aider popularity titan this atirrtog ('on.ed)
Drama-Dtaa. to many tbnUarag scenes and dram
ail ■ oW Ilte attention of the
aud
lime.. ism the i1w to the fail or the curtain.
and its sentiment, genuine patho-. and quaint
humor please all classes of theatr.• goers.
g acb event tog they will gi re away Handsome
and Costly tuiverware Presents to those who
Patronize the (chew. The priers.,( aimim:0o
hase been placed at
411dild ea. IS Hs.
Adults, - II es..
Rewired teat.. it eta.
Ore present envelope will be given with
ow* adn.issoa ticket, on; with each chad's
ticket and two with esti reserved seat sista.
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL The best and only
SCRANTON HARD Ct)AL in this
market supplied at current prier,: on
shortest notice.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
e -_
WM. LEE
Orden Isle at SIAP><8. & LIZ'S store
promptly si landed t .
AMMO' Ie Oho Program.
'Ras les /ajar gu•t. hu Stump-.peaktag
c tmpaiga toe"
'00, yes
'Wlekt's be doing sow''
't:robbio the stumps for fireweed.'
Two et• sled.
The uncle owood • rine horse .hay.
The nephew owned a biker:
They used to go ant every .ray
And race •lona the pike.
The nephew proved the hike wee bus.
And captured all the pelf.
The uncle traded off the hone
A'.d got a bake himself.
}'biladelphia Record.
• RtsoRde Mss.
I..eutesent Yew moot mobile 4:roan -
'whetstone stater the .1 apaeese ships aro au
prn•chimg.
Him (:reenlacksbeen TO.. ire • (amens
at the dogs.
"Hut, your (ire enj.cketnw• they are
mill .n far o11 thee the bell will not go half
way
'Theo Aha two a wwma id the doge.'
1.11o.
1 :ray Terrains/It a Reed warp hun moa
parts el this township. Noma M.
Zed omt. , h.A eve 240 Wads this Fall
Kash tad wemld mealy rue 9l heeled■.
As Mr. Melima.Md is so .zwbsssRiiv Meek
Waft asel
be will lad
alserlgg op•gp tarp abs 1 taw 8,008
bmlMla
Mantles. -
This is our First Season for
Ladies' Mantles.
Every Mantle this year's importation.
All French and German makes.
As we sell for Cash, these goods
will be sold -cheap -all the way from
$2.50 to $20.00.
No last year's Mantles showing
r
the Numbers for June aid December of serf' as t h 1 S yen r S good S.
"sr. worts mimic uru.otiotsdsuhamtpltM
will begin with thy Number .urreatId MN
time of receipt if order. ('loth C for .
binding. ;deems each by twit. Leat W0,
1lenuttancei ibuuld Iso• nude by 1
Money (leder or Until. to avoid cWM
gasest- •+s - - ----.. �
list
meat wittiest 'Me orppe�e`as malt: ell
Wm
Brothers.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per bear
I1ARPEKS.NAU.AZINE ..I'er Fear 1+ etre•
I1.41t1'P.KS H.F.EKl.l-.... . w
M.I KPNICS KA/AK a to
Il.l K!'t•:K'J 1 UL'Xt: PEOPLE.. -
Postage Free
to
,,.ad»a ad Herico. rs le the Vatted
Address HARPER t BROTHERS.
P. O. Bos MA N. Y. (Pity.
Harper's Bazaar.
IN I895
Elegant and exclusive dengue for mal doer
aid Indoor Te/1este• drawn trio, woKT•
modes by easia'r.sod ('Hart is.a so im
portant feature. These appear even'
•eeompanled by m,autn de.er,wtiore and de.
tails. Our Purls Letter. i.7 1C aTll $*IN, DC
FIIR.ST. ua week.7 transcript tit the latest
styles and caprices in the mode- Under this
bead of Sew Werk V..klea, plain directions
aid .full particulate are glen as to Mapa
f•►r1ea trimaines. and a.u,iones of the caw
tem. of well dressed women. t111dren'•
ft401.1 revives practice' attention. A
fortnight:? ratters oboes Supplement ea
ables readers to rut aol mate tow ows
gsw... The woman who tato, HAKPKI:'S
RAZAIt i. prepared for etpry mamma in
life, eerrmogiune sir info, in al,wbe: e besetdul
drew u rerut.ile
An Amrne$S +ever. Meer W.rvMO'e
tasngbbn. ly Ramo • 11vni.." . (rata, •
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Harper's Weekly.
IN 1895
HAItPKR'S WKEKLI. uavictor:al history
of the times. It promote every important
event promgly. aeeurately. and exhaustively
in Most return and descriptive tett of the high-
est order.
The manner in whloh. during IAM. it bis
treated the Chicago Itailway Strikes and the
Chow -Japanese Mar. •d the amount of
light It was able to throw oo Korea the instant
attention was directed to !kat little -keen%
country. are examples of its almost boundleme
resources. Jrt.tae RAi.rm, the distinguished
writer and carr.■ppoeaadent, has bees sent to the
mot of war, and there Joined b1 C. U. w'111.00V.
the wof•ksowa Amer.ea. MIS, now for
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informal loa W Muster km.
I)urlag 1116 every vital ene.UNai will be
discussed with vigor and wit soul pr. tidies la
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slim by the higb.m authorities in each depart
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JAS. ROBINSON.
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices.
The place thut give•the lest value for your money is the place
you are looking for to toy your Boots, and that is why we want
you to see our goods before buying and then you'll not go by us.
Our values cannot be beaten. How do we know ' Well. by the enor-
mous increase in our business since we opened. By the number of new
herr we are pond efty making. - W the many words of passim
the value we showing that we hear every day. If you have not yet
bought from us we would like you to give us a trial. Your neighbors
ileal het'( -ask them about u..
Our Girls' School Boots, at $1 00, still lead them all.
Our Women's Glove Grain, Buttoner( or Laced. and Oil Tanned,
Pebble Bpttoned or Lacesl, at $1,25, will speak for themselves.
Our Ladies' Dongola, Buttoned, 'nipped Extension Soles, at $1.90,
will strike you as a 53.:)0 Boot.
9
Men's Working Boot.. Bellows Tongue. $1.00.
Men's Fine Calf. Laced or Gaiter, $t,00.
Men'. Fine' Dongola, Laced or Gaiter. at $2.00, good value
at 22.50.
See our hand -Inane Kips before buying. Extra Stock. Extra
well made.
LI case any of our Goods rip we will sew thein fret'.
amessRISC tams 110111 miaw..r t •TTL.rtarta To
H. B. POLLOCK.
Th. New MOW Sl.tr•,
BARGAINS!
12
1 Wool Seat Cape, $16, for $12.
1 Wool Seal Cape. S30, for $25.
2 Ladies' Coats, $10 each. for $3 each.
4 Ladies' Coats. $5 each. for $1.50 each.
6 Colored Cloth Capes at Manufacturer's Price.
3 Ladies Dogskin Coats, worth 5:30. for $2150
4.
ends of Mantle Cloths
at about Half Price.
16 pieces Dress Goods
Slaughtered.
Examine Prices.
X
20c. for 15c. -25c. for 15c.
2tc. for 15c -'33c. for 20c.
40c. for 29c. -50c. for 3(k.
90e. for 60c. --$Sc. for 57,*c.
65c. for 45c. 75e. for 50c.
•
20 Short Ends of Carnet, good Stock, leas than Wholesale Price+.
'1 ou must rave money by buying the above Goods from
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County. f
HALLI DAY'S IMPERIAL
IS AN IIP -TO -DATE RESTAURANT.
+ '+ + + + + +
Choicest Confictiory, Oysters, Fruits
Only the Best kept on hand.
•M
g nil illifti IMO BIBA1Id8
Y satire Stook
.I�)IIN RALPH, OVERCOATS M satire Stook s(
elOHN RALPH, OVERCOATS
TIN AND STOVE DEALER, j '8 AND BOYS' 8
is being alai et /gins
Far Below Cost
Alen the ear ndagliams sn. bk.a
NTS, GPS, TOP SMITS
a and Ralallaw tmP rika a�
L. CARD
aim=
Hamilton-st.,
W dsabd.d to retire Irma b.aissa, •mi
will dispose .f his entire Meek
AT and BELOW COST!
r order M SO oat q.iekly.
Oaf JOHN RALPH.
etc.
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