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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-5-30, Page 66 W. s. wird. Almost a Hopeless Case: • Terrtbte Ooturb. No Nest Night nor Day. Gwen en by Doctors. A LIFE SAVED ST TAKING CHERRY{ PECTORAL AYER'S •13everal years ago. I caught a severs cold. &needed with a terrible cough that allowed me so rest. either .ray or night. The doc- tors. atter working over we to tke best oe their ability. pronounced my cats hopeless. sod said they cold do no more for me. A nlrod, tearntng of my trouble, sent mo a bottle of Ayres Cherry Pectoral, whichich began to take. and very soon 1 was Reat]y relieved. 8y for time 1 had used i's'le bottle. I was completely cured• sewer bad much of a cough since that time. ad 1 likely believe that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my hie." -W. H. WARD. 8 tletmby Ave.. Lowell. Masa. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral IMMIEST AWARDS AT AD'S FAIR. Lys'I ZUII the Deet reunite ratrsiel MSE SIGNAL : GODSRICIL ONT.' SDA Y MAY 30, M!!S. CARPETSAND SPRING GOODSI TEACHERS IN COUNCIL. tw'• smatiM•tea 3....:14 `�.a b* tMelerei at d reeding took the t abowles order : 1, Reempitei m d words; 1 eaMse• E A W. HURON INSTITUTES MEET Om bMe1i►3. a ethimA0. . Rote readmit( kosd b. be dMdksle d esoosomd seder every otre.orieesaue The .bead of eheeid he giver. drat sad thee the oalldres Conus, May IT. L8 6. welt drilled oa %baba ?flat bad swipe by the Owego be awed and taught at same time. A unmetrmeetiaE of the teachersof. Tusa asOwegosystem s symbolic who opened is the l'vl Robb. Plummer, Loses, Lowery sad Dei ~Dr. lttgshy that proceeded to disown piMory. He said that this wee • fearfully neglected somas, m Comedian bad Vaned letiate laser wN here, today, 3t 10 1 and the n .t.rreL .ver a.m. Titers wen a large at(mndaa°' t. A. meatier* roo present. W iaeb•m, occupied the chair. W.the proo.elian J W. Hogarth opted wash prayer. Detroit, nes u�, I $ytes sekoob I.. land pro Alui.oadd' � mew 1 Dema' 000tewpor•Oeuue butory should droved, ch. ssecsd be taught, 301 w moon unseat Watery. born of the e, a d, alt on ,n•thoda dreset• Dr bv's remark. were d ne oemitl v ers lb language, and. • lin although kr. IVeesrk• at they proved keel on rioa/uat of tune 1\u doubt s adi leu stege p3h The good will result The discussion, mea wetteued by M+rwa woo trot,. were U1 l Y• aro. bar %alta very r dwelt oo aad ortaao of te•ohiag ' The.ssmmluee *potholed to ouwder the e�o•kK dwelt aro the of wemeg le0Iit proposed ohmage' by the Kdan.tion saves) origin apt mewing of words sad aaatee t npuned, •ed the reeolatioas weer;] ►pt illustrations were Rhea tw by that committee as amended The following lisMcommittees I � yr. -af.Kr4. Plummer, �,��� were adopted se follows agnOL1T1 03, ton, Hells, T.w and Marsh. Resolved. 1 Tbato••didau. sforen )epart- ut.,t„iaK -Mfe.,e, atuogrovs, \\'estbK- Inmate* }:xamioetaos* Ie requested to make head, Holman, Scott sad lough. 50 total as heretofore. 2 That grammar, School Impactor 1►. Robb, East Hums, •rrtbmeuc 1ud oti.mutry he ..mooed G. wee introduced. and took up •r 1hmeuc sod Jun. Leaving course. 3 That one leatoage • door*, deeliog with the Pepe" w1 oo be substituted for tin three pnpoeed by Ds rhe sub)sete at 1311 mtdsummo ex•mwa- pertinent for tonna Leaving Exam. 4 That t ou. Mr. Robbs .]indole te thew Drab- Stator leaving c•udulates take one les- ions were fell of interest and twtruotioe. sag•and the 101.101 wane. or that two meets oout3ioing the uroblems and sole- 1 Iay'gumges and phyte..+ oowtitute the mem, ,vans were distributed among the teacher. l le place of three tongues/es and two .Oleecs Sameei lgspeetor Tom outvoted that sono 1 subject* as proposed by 1)epsrtmeot. b That ac 100 eg tales re the ru0e01 prupoaeet the three fears term for Primary be 000- chasves regarding the •Iu3lifioUon of timed. teachers. The resolution committees report was A committee was sppototed to consider prevented wd adopted as fctlows: Resolved the proposed changes nod report to (on3eo- that the thanks of the associations be %.s- hoo. dared to the (bllegr•te lastitute trusteed The time for adjournment having arrived, tor the use of Assembly room ot the 'esti- '''. Absocutiun 3d luurwsd te meet woo et tate for the session. of the Joint Association 1 30 r.y aid to the town council for the we of the 1l TEKF11i% atwIO'. Wwo 11011 for the l.. ure last evening. The Association met as per avreement at As • greet .u•oy of the teaching profes- 1:30 u cion believe that trout • bygiesio point of J. hn Honatoo, M.A., head master of the view as well .a from the legibility of, end Clinton Collegiate Institute, !proceeded to speed and ,.ase in w nuug, the vertical aye - discuss " Eogtub Literature, taking the Lem of penmanship is superior to the selection oont.tned in the High School obit lie, therefore be it resolved, that the Reader entailed "The Haven" This lesson Miuuter of l.iucatioo be requested to proved very instructive. and the manner in ! authorize, in addition to the present oopy• which Mr. Houston dealt with the subject books, a es: of cupy•books based on the showed that he had giros it much time Sod j vertical syste. study. The usual Motes of thanks to those who IK. Rigsby was again introduced •bd'oon- read papers •t the A.socatton were passed, untied the di.cusslon of language, dealing and the Association •d)ouroed to meet again with word monde, showing. by diagram., at the call of the executive roan nittee. ins method of de•ltng with the trans. C.- i All of which Is respectfully submitted. mg the teachers es • class, the speaker made this very interesting and instructive. \"orbs] witting was the next tope for di.cussuoo, which was introduced by J. H. Cameron, of Brussels. Mr. (*anaemia gave several reasons why vertical writing should be taught. The fnllowtne are the chief reasons ad- vanced is favor of vertical writing, vii: legibility. hygienic principles, rapidity, more easily taught and more .00lomioaL TI.. diacu.slon was continued by hissers. Tom, Baker and Robb. The delegates to the (Ontario I'rovineiel Teachers' Association, Men. Black mad W eetherhe$d, gave very full reports a the proceedings of that association. The as oci.tioo adjourned to meet to- morrow at ', 1. q. , _ DUN&A1'0V'S BIG DAY. D. CANTELON, 1Jt(4ANN )N crlrliratenl t 1111. d.. 14 ho,i3O,; e.en.e• ,.1 hot.. races eon al filet ac 'poi M, a radon drew • large attendance, rural :e.Ier,ch, 14.0111.14. ' be sur rouatl..g towwuaps wd ...t..r pn.11t• Tole relyde.a,s of the village bed ,,,.,le mauler able piepisr•tron I•u .he react, bud ever green ilia•.%w;i,,..- +a.: . uutt.g writ. 111 pro fusion. anti ,-s ettx. •.ne 1111 huitdav garb About 11 O'.'lock • contingent of col ]ogee. Ir.'s. 4,,4rrirh opened up the day's domv• t,y pt^)Ing • f0nttail u,a.cb with r teem osnied tor 1►uvsenoo. and after • length. play, and change of 4001, the Bride nob teen. had the punkin k1rked through thew girt ..y tie-. it oyp.swain SIi.t'ty •tun 1 r y' , thr A"Lt.rn hand ain We have the largest and best se - sorted stock a C.rpste ever seen is Ooderich. Brumada, Eros the best makers ; Tapestries, iu great variety, from Esc. up ; Bordering* to match ourBapat- tern*, which look as good Brussels Wools, --losden t sigand colorings. ct from big stock of All Woo, dir. up,the the Mills. Unions, from = greatest value ever seen in this county , }letups, front 10c. up ; Art Squares, in all wool and union, assort- ed patterns sad colorings and suss. Lace Curtains, cheaper and better than ever; over 400 sets to choose front. Lace Curtain._ are one of our greet apecieities : ("bine Curtains, French Art Curtains, Nets, A: Art Muslin and Curtain Minster Rugs, Turkish Rugs, Moquet Rugs, Decimation Rags, Beam hugs, Velvet Rugs, Door Mats, Velvet Mats, Wool Mats - Our housefarnisbing department upatiirs is very complete. Our Car pet Sewing Machine is a great sue Ceaa. We can have a carpet ready to lay on your door two hours after you leave the order. COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH. The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse of the County. West street BAKER, STILL LEADS THE TRADE. Spring Stock w now uow pintossad consists of a great variety io all the new things for the season, Drees Goode. in tl.e new Fabrics for Spring Trimmings to snit the latest designs. we Matt in Prints. Our stock is simply lovely in both cloth and design ; patterns the latest. A complete assortment of Ducks, to both light and dark colorings. Grin les, in the uew colorings for the SPS•lair. and Pure Scotch Gingham's, p striped ('hambrays, Merriam Vesting, Piques Sateen and Challies• We want to draw special attention to our Ready Slade Sprang Capes and Mantle and Cape Cloths., both is Black and Colored Goods, all new for this Spring trade. We have • few pieces of Drees Goods that are selling at about kudf price- (kcidrtl bargains, good all- wool lfwool goods and good colors. Our Ribbon Stock is large aad well assorted, as is also our Small Ware Department. Gloves and Stockings particularly good. His bread is made from pure Manitoba Hour -Made from the CTeanl of the Manitoba wheat --and therefore is the best 1n the world. This is a big thing to say but it is a fact and you have the privilege of buying this bread at the same as made from inferior Hour at the price of 5 cents per loaf. delivered to any part of the town. Oilers for cakes promptly at- tended to 1.1;.11'14.11. G. W, HOLMAN 1 Seer earioo. A\lt'N'. wore 1 A PATRON MANIFESTO. ♦ lbellallise of the la ores. of be diaillaed b the weer.. fi At • late n.t'eting of the Grand rdd ta Toroito the follooute was or publication In the press of Coned* se an oaths* of the demands made by Patrons in .os0.otto0 with I)ortnton affairs, this manifesto having subseoluently bees ap- proved by the (:rand Asncl u•tloo . 1'1 KITT ASU No director or stockholder of any rail- road or other corporation asking for or ob- taining any emolument or sad from the Government shell Le eligible for •leowuon to apperr« 1 ..n )I •1 r w • , ,ted booed. n •pro the Hoe of Common : and u such ooy'di- oeeelon to u.e 14)r1"W • Pooh. were .1".6.i‘re In the evening lir. Bigby, of Detroit, (tootle shall OCC%ll tb the case of • mem ber • goodly aaeerrsblapr had arrived, rid pre pre . w).o had taken • promtne•t part in the ex• vre•dy elected, hu 0031 *bell be declared perru"nr le.re at .nye made lor uM010. v 1O endeee of the d37,dehvered ea &totemic sad `13030 , the eves• • of I e day The tint Poore were Imtructive •ddrue to the town h311 on "The It shall be declared • breach of the lode - the Set boots ot England and 1) . Arnold," to • poodeore of Parliament Act for any member the sillier ti. ...rte set amongst the athlete' of the Howe of Commons w accept fees or preen! we n..t:r •1 d' F, i• r, of 1 r•tbwood, large and approcauw audiaoce, emoluments ober the his yearly salary or who for years past has eta • h,yu repute - tion as en *11 around man at .*ditto grimes: ('I.tax,., May 23, IRIS. sessional indemnity for any services pK- •Golfer., Litwho a ynlie •• voter 1 Stuart, The association' met 10 separate sesems, formed for or on behalf of the Govern - T. h , ,!" c:•1« buy ahs 1* a urking as per atlournment. 10003. collegian: liars HAIL • local "Nat ooe," and others. Business of • rontis* nature sew ttss.•ct• No member of the Hoose of (oeselant up record. Nlorehead, another 'ball receive • free pass from any railroad Folloir n z thr result ofed u Wedding cakes and altnond- icing a speciality. D. ('AIRELON. !s }int Huron gro by both Associations. Am: .cutioo the election of or .N,aaship company : and the seat of THE U41'►.TIT..'•. officers took place and resulted se follows . any member "o meiels •free K pees shall. President, A. Scott,. Deaor :• via et' f th let twee- on proof thereof, be tmn,e.)l•tely doctored Pottier the heavy shot let, Fritz,34 ft: 2d. 11t.art, 33 h. '.4 ID. Putting Tight .hot -let, Fritz, 4o ft. 9 in.; ?.d, steer., J2 fr. 9 on. Kunolnt high lump - 4.t, ]sale, S it. 3 in. 2d, Stuart :3.1, Fr*'' Hitch and kick 1st, Little, !, 1t.; 2d, Stuart, id, Fritz. Kenning long Jump let, Fritz, Cat. hie: tad, Little. !bit !aro : 3rd. Stuart, 16ft Tia Running bot., etou`•nd jump 1st, Fate, 3Blt. lin; 2nd, `iuut, ..3711. bin:3rd, Moore- head, 374 r Sack race let, Roy I.ittle,2od, T. Little, 3rd, Fro?100 yards race let, Stuart, Lod, Little, int I ►. 14.11. Boys' rare 1st, Brindles. i.oderich: 2od, Tewsley, tolorwh : 3rd, Lyons, Luck - neer. Hurdle race -let, Stout, Zed, 1. ttle,3rd, D. hill. Half mile race Set, Bell. 2nd, Little, 3rd, Tyudell. Tut 01 e• TRIIT vacant, and the person so offending shall be dent, •I . H. ('3suero0, Itrtwb : 2od vice president, Mss Robertson, Winghani ; net. I dla1 ualtfied for membership in the Home of treas., A. H. Plummer, Blyth : ex. COM , I (0mm03a or for 307 p,witlee io the gift of Messrs 1%odd•. King, Shlllmgl•w. Misses the (•oversmey't tor • epmoe of five years - Wilson and McFwa.: delegate to the O. P. T. A., .1. M. Cameros : auditors, hissers. Anderson and Metcalf, ot Blyth. In the West Huron Institute it was de- cided to hold .n Autumn meeting J. S. Iselgaty gave notice that at the sett meeting of the Association he would move that in future the Association hold .sly one meeting yearly. At 10 o'clock the united Awtocatiows as. I Territories shall he abolshed, except u HO- sembl.tl in general assembly room of the I organized districts, in which ogee the ex- (.'olleeiete institute. penditure shall not exceed $200,000. .1. B. \t'eatherhead occupied the chair. Th.Militery ('ol{ege st Ktag.ton shall be Kell all chewed 100 teachers to attend abolished, and the expenditure on the radi- ance is both Aesocutbw- tri (ors of the 1)o011n1o0 ID times of pesos shall t.e limited te $.300,000. The granting of subsidies and bonuses to railroad and steamship oomp.ates and outer omperations she:a he 3bolis1104. The number of crit] 'eremite at Ottawa .od their salmon shall he reduced. The High 1'nmmtestooer in great 'tritely' .hall receive • stated salary without any 3d- diticoe foe 3esrtante or p.nlsintea. wee the fra'ure of the day, and ww much enjoyed by the I.reo c0000ur.e of spec 'atom Moth the free for•Il and 3 -min. trot were hotly contested, although alter the hint host in smith instance the result did sot appear to be In doubt in either nM (►sly .we .wctdeot. occurred during the rsoel, rigid that win the slipping and falling in the last heat of \ $norm$o'l horse "Jae \ „" at the soot heard corner. The driver was thrown. but fortunately received so injury The horse, when he got on hie legs, exhibited no sign ot his rough experieree gain where he hod run his noes into the dust. Fnllowiog is the result by heats. gwmrto' "Lord Teeny/cm" . I 1 1 R11.11. et IINutl.. The (:overnmeot House at Ottawa shall beabolishel, and the ber•room in aunec- ttoa with the House of (omleoos and satiate ('hamber *hall also be abolished. The system of superannuation, gratuities sed possum', except for military service, .ball be abolished. The Mounted Police of the Northwest Doctor What i sjood for cleansiflg the Scalp and Hair. !seem to have tned everyt'hi t and am m despair Why Mrs R the very-- - bestthalqis PAuio TAR SOAP iris splendid for .solum t'■ file tread it?meats drynes 'A 4: ih.Spef5antad topanda '4 • yid Frrt5I*15 flue hair nicely. 35 1 fat a LAVA Tata/ Patronise True Lawn Mowers LATEST IMPROVEMENTS AT LOWEST PRICES. Every lisehise t>> IEsnted to give satisfaction. A Full Line of Builders' and General Hardware always on hand at prices to suit the times. DAVISON & CO. Competition. Dil•lt Tao• CAsenw PACIFIC IltaRAILWAY � 0e . W Teli•ttA'been �Itk toff sad Dor public 3 alees im11 leete .5s1.'35 seimeis prtac(plee and is the lateen d les patrons. It deserves the support of every person who believes to competition. Tor quick despmta nee ^ lines. oomneottmg all wed�re�, la the in Belted gaffethroned's.'meade andDirect Mthroned'wires to •11 mine 1, iorthwest,Arftles ColamMa and Pastan Cara pQee--Soetk Side Weser. R. SUIN'Ulr/li. NY re Loos! Mrimemor.:eede e► 1t was decided to pay the escrowees 12 each for reporting the proceedoure of the Aseociatitw. 1 h. Rigsby wee again called and continued phonic drill. H. I Strang gave some explenetiool re- garding • 011.nge In the program with refer eon/ to the paper in rhetoric to be discussed by J. S. Cameros. Mr. Cameros was thou utroduced, and showed his mans*& of dealing with al emalysis.. He took a paragraph from the " Plague of Locusts," High School Reader, se the lesson. This paper proved very in- tersetir.g and instructive, aad thee Mechem elpressed their high appreciation (•,ati,s,o0 s method of teaching the sub I.iVitlig.t00S 1 "11r. I.131sgato31" 7 2 2 \ •oorm.n's " if o. \ " 3 3 3 Time 'L.4!•„ 2491, 2.49'.. TNI. 3-111.1 TR TKIK lar the .3-mieste trot then was • ham rivalry between A. M. Polley's "H.eui. 1'." and INvint'• mare from l.uok.ow, bat Mel headed 11111y .Jenkins, Polley's driver • ewooe0ded in oarrying three straight firsts. t the clam of the mooed heat the dnvee of .dd'. "Sleepy Rllty.' got in tee elms te his ssghhnr and ripped • •poke out of hie sulky wheel, which caused the gettise of another milky and • new driver. Rill \] array , the veteran driver, drove "Sleepy. 111117' the last heat, bed get more root of him than had b..11 dos* is the preeedieg MOM. Komi l• s "Mneme P.".. 'a Mare ' ITh. question was further discussed by Memos. Musgrove and Robb. 11r. Rigsby was again iotroduoed and continued his discussion 00 language. In teschieg composition, teacher were urged to •00our$41 the o11ildren to see simple words, the simplest words .re the .teusg- est. By •11 mesas children should be got to use their owe words, it is the Gale way to make • ohtld strong is leagmyfe' Mere enmities should be Maas to sysoayr Did static woe& and phrases, .a theme were el- ms nu the body of lemma:Rs. In b.aehiae the word method the fortis of prismd let- ters should be gives 10 the ohiWres, sash child • little hostel of them letters. i►e1- low • oowsSosuvs thought as 1, seines; 2, n umbers : 3, parts of • thteg: 4, qualities: ▪ oomp.ri.nti: 6, 0rte1.3riess of different wbioAel ., being: A, "saviour. 9, motiv. There mot be the objects themselves It most be borne is mind that • ward is the visible forts of as ides or OD tibiae. Peas and tont11pisks &mild Is .wed aid tet the little ems m make objects Garth es (shahs, 11.. Hove 3)00 mad boxes. and ley the c hildrea trsos m the weld forme 0f Mage as maps, sod by insane el door. Moe, flee coffee, grime reorder, these map 031 be nada to reredos% she real lasdse3p. Pm*" .sd Aden weshielg. All thisear .tags arrived rho ysesesiti/p the hoer I Now Ib. yellow vle4A, the wild glru 4 cl maw ed few tntil sad tk. asssei3ti.n the wild strawberry Mem awl rake iasi3• 3dleereed few nose till 1.30 ►. e. lino hese Memel the other opener flowers. .rTRmvnne 411114.110MemelAlthough the d -Sakes Ilse lee same years • assoniatise est 3t the hour fixed es 1 bees mehe ed la groat gvastl4M he �3ed, ► these seems es he se ..._.. k iams_M GI Tam wee as ease sailed se sad the masher el tla Maesaesa te thew. Theles. Rs mid he �� tea • aim elm t o TMsie method sea ths • s > Rash M � pewee le tea fides - 1j ib -t' .g is • Wereillellir rad very 1 1 1 2 2 2 .i .1 3 Weed t)be w■rate•. Ilse a•meson end ever-present warning of kidney ln.uhl. A•ekeche and weak nem In hare. are quickly relieved by Dr. 1'1..1'. Pills. The original and owl, Sir eget Kidney Idvov Pills. Whew ail other remedies fail, they mire 'T. .hes the beset sesame • hr04.r h M Mei the dee. melee. (led as UM Mee Ors t M.1 M. efts. at Ord win M.. Rrpt'.T1Ot1 110 THE '.3' HIrLR.. The number of Cabinet Ministers shall be reduced. asd the (Median Semite .hall b. abolished. TAt(I 1-1 AND R*VE'.I E. Luxuries shell be toiled to the fullest revenue producing axtest, sad the following shell be admitted free into Canada, vizi: Cottons, tweeds, wonIMas, workmee's tools, farm implements, fence wire, binder twine, Beal oil, Iron .rad core. `*]coed on behalf ef the Greed Board, C. A. MALLORY, Greed fres. 1 A. Rauh, Greed Sec. THIS IS FOR WOMEN. A000rdrni to Hoed authority the Hebrew wowm led the way im boee.eol.a.iag by the ft.shesieg op of every artiole their boosts to pfepre for Passover. %woe's mother was au ill-tempered pas- metsi1.3** woman, et iedieireet to her IaR ttiye. Sbe *died him ' • .rippled brat." Her aSu.scs on Ilam was as permeated as it was bed. (last. h3. • gifted mother. it M stated by otic of his biographers that his mem foe the terrible to literature was fostered by hie a10M11'11 love rat the sterno told 1m the ehap-►seks of diet .go. A west for removing w, and whelk .leo mates W Ate cel Ups look frost mid pro- vosts wrinkles, s oompa.el of three ewes of rssaw3ter sod sae mossees e1 el Hectare of bseania A oply to the fees after ea - +MOND 0.1 ICON STI AT: ON, .6- BILIOUSNESS, y DYEPEPS. t,q,. I k-1EADF.Ci fE. E.G U t:iVIE. THE. LirR. ONE C'LL 3 TEO EATIl10 ;NSURE5 0C0o 6tUE1T10N. �Ie,F 75 r'r5 TtiaiDifS �a�,°NTttu '17_,MUNRO'S Several Lines of Goods to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which additions will be made as the Season ad. au. r Goods are ell marked at the Lowest Living Pibfrt end selected with more than usual care. Customers may rest assured that everything will be up-to-date, and :►t1 Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particulars. Special attention given to small wanes. Inspection kindly solicited. Prompt delivery of purchases to a'•y part of the town 3064 A. MUNRO . %)raver and Hnb.rdaalher. 3:Do Yo -Ln. .War -t ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P R. W. McKENZIE can supply you with a good article at a low price. IF YOU WANT S 15 N STOCK COMPLETE IN Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also Steam Fittings, Belting, &c. VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. A SPRING SUIT or an OVERCOAT of First-class Make, Good Material and Latest Style, _CALL UPON - HUGH DUNLOP p The Wide did. (10181ee, !fest te Soak .f ■..tre.3. _._t DON'T DESPAIR WILL CURE YOU Don't fail to give me a call.NZ R. W. IE The Crabblock, Goderich. PRETTY RINGS Are a source of great pleasure to the wearers if they are indeed beautiful Mi 1�/ w ldf�-M�r� M �iI �� 1e-orketi•�s �7sw ossify elle► P•- Po Ws. 41 -61:110* noise Bala DO L. A. SMITH • CO.. Terewhw 100." -OURS ARE BOTH PRETTY AND BEAUTIFUL' Inspection solicited. C. A. HUMBER & SON. JEWELRY EMPORIUM. No Stones, Bteme. or Dirt1 CLEANED �RRRA181N& Everybody Likes them. Your '.►velem solicited CHAS. A. NAIRN,,, Subscribe for "The Signal" ---Ill a yore MND ♦ ODYT TO TOUR VRi1>MDS.