The Signal, 1896-11-26, Page 3•
THE SI(}NAL: G1)DKRiOR, ONT.. THURSDAY. NOV 26. 1896
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unfortunate' -� to
Cod-liver oil
ospentte the Pse O-
setd'""'"l""',ework•tp.elai.y. consumption, whicr
gag
Ib years sapsil.moa. most unfortunate,
Y. MASSE, U U.N. t..U.B.,- DEN Its best use is before ou
it TAIL al NuMON.-Went •ad approved y
..fZ.d• hr .0 desua .. w
.N. Preserve fear consu m tion ; when
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tu
ties of the mst.t • pettish, (Mee
P
• r W� �! w: a • de sttees.00r you begin to get thin, weals,
ogg nmuisln.l, D.b.a.
D.a 1.D -y-_ run down; then is the pm-
.,
atlus•n teill/- •.,.otAio..d gin to tel 8
wltih Dr. pl:os.. os !sad pore.
tttlm. srtttla.l.1 teat. wo.mMd a Bald et slow care, and the best way to
sisal teed. ' uuatli R'ves bs the take care is to supply the
prsew v.tlon t &sterol teeth. Dens in
McLean'• sew block "'ser system with needed fat and
11 edictal. strength. Scott's Emulsion
-=eTz'ltioaaoN. i. D.. e M.
of cod-liver oil, with hypo -
W a s. y"t '• >r a +t phosphites, will bring back
foeslerte Goo. Uo mein.. nano t
•
J Y dent timetobek
.esw..ed r tlenel Lidfa/d. I�dn lumpness to those who
1st. NYSE. PHYSICIAN. SUE lave lost it, and make
eon. Ra. wed-Ormie the re.i-
f • lately ` Lista strength where raw cod -
oak liver oil would be a burden.
A..1,Mere eery ,miler, ate artyret
Men & low.., ansvilk, oat gee. W pease
Marriage Iieffass....
WLANE ISSUER OF MARRIAGE
. Llesesse. lioderloh, Ont. etaide
L.'gtaL
A / O. CAIMSRUN, BARRISTER, SOld-
.1Nr,'.Ce.v.ys.cer, te, Ofloe-melt.
B an Ilia sad di. Aadr.w-sts.. app. Co,beras
M alai. A- y
ERNI8T HEATON - BARRISTER.
Iloneli r, Neur7 Pusan Aoesso.ls
Shook West dine{. lbw Ly
caMPIUN,Q.C., BARRISTER., SOL.
labor. Notary. Le. wain ever 1In41.i
Dad. `Square, Undone..
1C1 U. JOHNSTON, BARIUSTER, t3U-
1�1. Reiter. cioninnetioner. etc, Maser to
leen. Decor . c.w. li•aiiltau •od dt. Andrew .
tarsale. Hoderech. tint. bot
LOFT t: IL DANCEY, BARRISTER,
flohcitor. Conveyancer, &c.. ole. Yowl
to lou at lowest rates. Her'on's Ufr
poodle Colborne Motel. (Madame., Ont. of
'1l1 N. LSWIS, BARRISTER, P1tvU-
Li• for la Marftln• Courts .1 Marto
..nor -seat. Colborne Low. !q
RO. HAYS, BSRRISTSIt, S0LICIT-
. Ott, �to U... Nerlhert., eery
11.014•L Mince. ValreM Funds b et
i.west rates of Interest.
r ARROW A P1wtDPUOT, BAR.
Asters. Auoreeys, &, iatom ke., gods
Doh. .1 T. Ureew, MC.. W. Proodtes".
1A11E1LTh, HOLT .t HULI[.s,
• Marrieters. I eiwtttre V Cha•oer7 tee
tiodericb. 11. C. 0.wares. M.O. ; P. Holt .
Dudley Holmes.
G. WARD, CONVEY All OK it,
1 • to.. and mem.tbasloner for Mahe" sad re-
s.irtLg recoltsiasme of hall. gtisvits es
aflra..t1oas, depusucss se sentare
tlo•e In or soso.raies say gaiter pts
osedim. is the Herb Court Jambe. the
Mart of Appeal for (Marta. ter stay gooey
etr Irl. tem• Court. All
sir/ premed" sa.oal•A.
.dams-Denuaaasa flat
earteeil
LOOMS re k. ..ter
hi OI;EY TU LOAN. - 1110,01111.00
Private Funds to lead $1 11 persist. ea-
t mlly. M. O. cAJsaltON, Hcrtosle .leek,
eppamte t olborne Homo. Uoderkh. 110141
It SiVATE FUNDS - PARTIES DE-
siren. of obtaining moan on truthless
tans security ora do •o .t Se per cent. bp s.
pa, Cyt t. J. A. McIWINAUH Remo elf, trot
hold Buildings. Tomato. w81rt
�t SKAGEN., CONVEYANCING AND
Ir.musses saes. oppo•iteWaftWe rw1
fioderieh.
XI ONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE
1 st bj Per wt. Notes discounted. 0
IMAGER. Gies opposite Martis • Hots(, Hedy
reit.
FJ. T. NAFFEL, FIRE, LITE AND
• madam losttr•aoe sweet ; at tsw.st
rates Moo -Oar. North -et. sad ftquars.eei-
encb, 1t-
000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
OAMZRON HOLT a HOLMIL8, Dods.
rich t 7S.
MONEY TO USN D. -A LARGE
•..Dant w Pelvises rands ter tissetment
• lowest nes as drefelem Meets cm. 14117
to DARROW t IILOUDFOOT.
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Emmy
!,ms Agent. Only first -edam �
raomp is
repre.a•Nd. Mean M Lind ea orogen
Mass, at the lowest rpm of betessM sett', to
as wq M Aft Ha et.ssw.r. YeN.4r
ear t1/.r ham rears. wastHee
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wt treas. los N Is • pwsaieh M
i▪ 'sato to wMYatimw.a8 sethreta W elfin
Ifs •.etfee.
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Gema, be mods ohms.
10 CENTS
soma • Oesi lAvor sad awns Malik
L. • .falai& rea.e.tw .ad IMM salsn
Agnsteli
klg a PM ars
eogp�h
84 Meal hos bona fats dsmsad les* Ws hard
oe Appy th
area. Cisatllp• . e' Karam Hoaieis.
tag rid It .i 4 0447-
� th1k. skit.. eta Art aaay-
aail She alms •bels ars • goal -
the
w tt.an..l.
vlalt. 40. PM*Ll0 •aha
WHEN HE WENT RIDING BY
1 west . t to gather mem
hen the sue . as hang,.• In. ;
And 1 lingered is the Carden.
In the •neero's.ft.r glo.,
Weieht"e play of 1'cht and eater
On the ever chancing .kr -
I eras weedier near the resat
M hen is Bent riding by
'Red sad white a'd y»Iles row./
Deck the g.rdee well ;
Long h.fore the summer clones
Then *ill fade and fall '
1 stepped to among the roses,
As the • "-ihvht tell around.
And, .1.. ' some were already
Lying so•ttered nn the ground :
And 1 yoe•tinn.d ,■ .h. twilight
Why all lovely things sh•uld die •
1 .topped in anomie the roes
Ater he went r ding by.
Rad and whi a and yellow rosea
D.ok he garden wall :
Pane before the summer sloe's
They will fade and fall
I was ori.vtog for the new
While 1 twined some in my hair,
Feel ng half •o idle wonder
Why 1 had not been more fair -
Why env with • heart lea tender
Should have fairer been that I ;
Aad 1 hid among the roes*
When they two come ridirg he.
Roses red and white and yellow
nodded, bloomed, and died
Rhee the autumn .kimi grow mellow
She will be his bride '
Then I turned and left the roost,
For the dew beaten to fell
Lightly on the half-closed petals.
A. they leaned against the welt :
And from somewhere in the gloaming
Crane a nirht lord'* plaintive err,
And a sigh swept through the row
After they went ri.ting by
Roses red and white and yellow
Budded, bloomed. and died ;
When the autumn .kine grow mellow
She will be his bride'
NEWSPAPER STORIES.
aepr.yed
A newly -elected member of • certain
vestry is • self-made eras, and habitually
elotbes bis official poeitioe with all the
pomp it will osrry
He lately became the possessor of • big
braes piano -lamp, with • yellow shade,
which was prominently placed me the dmw.
tog -room. When • ytsitor celled reoe.tly
its world owner showed off the lamp by
turning it ap and down half.• -dozes times,
bat hie son, feeling that it wv not attract -
tag euth.neet •tteatiea, blurted out -
Don't yew think it's the bas.tilulest lamp
yet ever seen !'.
the ve.tr,-m•a swelled up with indig-
a•tie., sad reproved his eon is his sternest
tts•aper.'r
meet."
said he. " them words is harlot,
Mere ant.
" D. pen know this q •nstaon of rinse
411.01111,11heind, etiquette is getting to be
nap e.mpile.ted !" be remarked.
" Hew tin !" she imbed.
" Welk New was • tiros whoa it wssM
Isom buI■ a.aOiflsd • terrible slims
•pitwJTir • amis alt i. Pie bb
sada W • tum As M 1.. wawa Mw
Woad tysMstivm ism as .pasflky with
ma M esti as intone that it bet r.
quitted e. sande. H•1I of them don't even
asp to Omsk ons "
" Thea yes don't always give ap your
amt ie s lady r'
"• That dopes& 1 die.rimim•ta 1f ebe
is yeas, pretty and eha.siag. 1 always
soaks as .meeptla sad ear her my mat."
" Oh ! I see. What woad yes do ice my
ease 1"
" That's disgtaat You w • triad."
Wow so Oat a Inn 5.tv
A wealthy MUM apes • d•y'e
a.tiy. wasted is We • bass sad sari,
b., tot knowing his mesa. the bolts►ds•or
d»arred at trestle' them is id heads.
D.1..mfm•d so hews his drive, the °.rises
pose d prying far the Yarm mid the
M. be sell them Mak et the
sew prise ohm he misused. Te that the
Inbar saw as ebjaoNse, es the .met.mer's
wants wets eapplisd, sod ear he wool.
H. was leek is ti.. at the slab(•. hie
messy was .shaded to ee.tr.s4, smd he
tatrm a to go.
Had as ! " •=elaia.d the deals.
•' Yds bays (erpoata to Day fer the hits."
My dear sir," was the ens!
e M w biriap i• Ih. mem I he..
•' ,them
Mot deiviy sly ewe berse and sari .11
day." aid he oft the astonished mem to hie
rads.Msaa
sake. • wl.la T.
A ...lass paean :n real Ws M She fain
tales .4 dent.' primeness bee rs.sntly
taken pose ie • smell Oleo la Aefemwy.
The a►j.lb-a IIhe named Marie C-'
hose • ew_.thoavt p•mNel.g sterhed livene-
d*
polar arproiM-, i _MM..Mrs of eleb
many quarrels ha.e lane tramembee..e
meow Mem se of hi. fMere the Ors
e ahoy mho sash di thatbes~ .MM Mom QII
Crami_ • young since
eels', hems heard the leads' r+
r
ile Needs hie Amy se She wid.w d ohs ram
whams* the vases euwa. Meek, be sato.
was amnia m • abaciwhits M.* bar
lead laver. s. The our. MMad the
sap-
West
I ssi Day • S4, sad shall he ales,
keep tome tee 1 ANN
girl'. free Brew leafy pale floe I' .see
say., and .he seamed ..*lots bo look d.. -
when thee in Mr lover'. face, .or did she
amp.ar to semi ••other weed.
Ie • few meewt., however, the lever
Marled to !save the room sad the Nassar
find.
Frew that sweeties the girl hes nm•iaed
is • kind mf frames, out of which it has
proved impw,ble to roues her. Mesa -
while, so rune the t.1., her sweetheart hes
sot returned, sad all profwio•al hypas-
tut. who have been called m deviant that if
the port be really byp.utsed,hte power otter
bar ts tar greater thee .ay they ouuld .cert
to ou ouunt.r•ct it
la all other respects *be has the apposes •
sacs of • person m • perfectly healthy wed
atsrel deep. and the physis iias in attead-
•moe dealers that her Zile .i.,..s sot appear to
be is the .lightest d.ng•r.
rarmeswa 1a Japan.
Teo scree of land is oonud.r d • large
farm to Japan, and the majority ut farms
are much small'-• The eyeeem et ealNvs-
tion is such h" ver, that the lead is made
to produce t .s utmost capacity, sed •
small Aires eouports an -average family The
pomihilities "t the p•oduouon of one acre
oionet Is serimated, as abundant labor and
high coltian.'n is the future may aimed
scything that has yell best ss..mpli• ed.
soNM0.34.
What does . woman think about as •
getters! rule ` According to a orofound pith-
orropher. to whin we 1e• • the entire re-
s000sibdtty of his •tetemente. the following
are the principal mental 000up•tioos of •
woman .luring her ez'et..os
When four years old. she things of sweets
sod bonbons
At seas, her doll is her sole anxiety.
At thirteen, she dreams night and day of
her little coa.in.
At eighteen, she y..rn. for • roamer.°
m•rri.t•-
At tweet,- ane her thought..re engrossed
by her flet baby
At thirty five they are transferred to her
first grey hair.
Wh.o about forty, her meet.( hslsnos is
sorely tried by her first wnokles, sad the
die•ereshie per.prouv* they .hem up
At fifty .he befit. to think of the past
Ana later on .he turn. her sttent,nn to
the future pree.eets of her grandchildren,
Jaen law @mmr.
" I am glad," he std pleasantly-, •• that
you have taken up this • New W'omen'
"Really'" she asked doubtfully. '•I wee
afraid you wouldn't like it, but It does
seem u tf • women ocelot to take • more
Important par in the effete' of life.-
" 1 ea indeed,'. be replied. " It will
take her mind off her clothes, and that will
he • great stride forward She will care
Iwo fer app.sr•oose and more for the re-
alities of life "
"• Of ooaree, .he said proudly. " With
our enlarged sphere of ueefuloese we oa•nr
ally take • brooder view of thing, and bo-
oome more self-reliant. Trifles cease to
anon. m.-'
" Exactly," he returned. " Now, if yen
were not • ' New Women you would be
dreadfully mortified to think that your bat
was not nn .t night, but being •-"
•• John she cried, " 1 most look like s
fright. "
glut on ■is aawnda.
la a certain hotel in New York therein.
• Scottish night watchman, whose only
f It was • ooneumtog partiality for • little
The old Soot did not t.k• kindly to •
• vnsm that moored him to go through the
hotel at certain hours to touch .n electric
button in venous oleo's : and in order to
evade tt he fixed up an automatic arrange-
moat.eflosh so hs tiled the m that he
sot fid of 1), and finally • pedometer was
'twee thsold Soot to Darty on hu nightly
rounds
This pedometer was intended to register
every step taken by the wetohmss in his
usual nom ureal progression.
All went well •he first two afehts, but on
the mooing billowier the third night the
old Soot was missing.
Search was med., and be was found sound
asleep to the engine -room, and it was
further di•oovered that he bad iogeo,wsly
attached f8e pedometer to the eosins'• pis-
ton rod, se that .t every stroke it registered
• step_
According to the pedometer the old Soot
had travelled 212 miles
Reeds tawef.
An •mu•iag story is told of as Fogtlsh
officer who determined to ester Chimes
Tioet�S stratagem. He managed to arms
the (realise at night, .ad .o .soaped the
sward.
0. the following day, however, while the
officer was journeying dower WM Tibet,
the Tibe4a soldiers overtook him aced la -
Firmed him that as the .e.atry was abatis
bemuse of robber., they would go with
him i. order M protest ►la, to while sr
t.ngamoat the traveller war e.epell.d to
Aegarr.aa Ie •• few bourn they same to a river,
w►ioe was aroma by • revs brides.
The Tibetans paned reef int, is order
M show that the bridge was sale, std thea
Ms smear get lata the sew and wen palled
slow by the others. Suddenly. however,
they missed Dallis', sod left the lisiplieb-
ata baagisg to mid-air ahem. the reedisp
tae.(.
le ..la be .b..ttd to the Tibn.sa be
pall. They merely amoak.d .Aid sodded
Their heads. The enure pose.& sad Mill
the .mow bey above the leges. At lest
She soldiery Wad be pee him bee& if he
would Isere Tibet immedkabely. This, of
swarm, be was owpallad to ds, rad took
h is departure from She forbidden lased.
A BROKEN DOWN LUMBERMAN.
!.ell a rtwesaMl. M Wass*, • r/7.•eet
Wreak -114W Peelers' .tilt. bet
Osied 3. 3M Awa"w
Pr..M.td by sere... debility Mr. R
Errset, Mahn m.ri8a.t .d mill area, of
Merrtskvi•I.. Oat, woe hand to wtthdww
tram she asdvNia el halwsea iie sew :
i tried .ve►ylhIsr lm the w.y of destine'
S kill Dad p.geisessy mdhhsm, het esibl a
loaned ms. I wee Inlltamd M urs Sinai
A.Nfka. N.rvims, raid 1 me truthfully my
then i bad tan labia hall • beak Were i
heed baaieiel .bets. Asa toads of ..►
edbatiks I Bid milysid sirens mad wash,
wady ler say alaseasthusisses.wharo
Wars my san..e system was se .adnr-
maw& that I used suss*} ales my aria
awns wteb a pa as pato' i ay, .•aly
tad me a *Mb el OdMY•
w
Ode a
derfial Bald hy J, a Rads.
A wo.'1-htNwi et►Mmloem
date marl by V Id
• em • gnat h1
.M.MMIy pd.l.a load +eb+Yq Is hie absinth
COMMENTS.
re rat .feasts.
A pbvesot•a points oat thee fat people
endure most rinds of Masan slant hatter
dna ►ale p.-ple,bec•uo. 1bey have u .aka
amass% et seteimeat stewed away ta their
Dames to sappers these durtag Use .rasa/
Moreover. there are meet, other assmola-
Neas Ise persona of •b tMdasf girth. Thiry
are Rs..raily opunnets by . Mre,g.sml sad
Mir companies., whams society to salver
sally preferred to that of people with saga -
leg homes sad dispositions.
/wed .f wager
Cleemltasss is owe of ib. footers of J.p-
•mess eivibsatiea, The poorest serosa
bathe. ewe. • day, slimy twice. Tho are
over 800 yobbo bathe in the sty of
Tokio, and It is e.um'.tmd that over 300,000
persona peeresses teem daily .t the !Dost of
one rem three rio per head -.bout owe
fsrthisp. / reduction of three rtes i.
made ter obtldreo. to addiu.a to thee,
.very pnvate house has its own bath ..vein.
In villages which .re not provided watt
either 8.thtntt est.bl»hmeots or private
bath -rooms, the people take their tube out
of doors and bathe before their own
hooses.
Akre IS. yes. Lisa.
The pottery tree of Brasil, among the
most noteworthy M vegetable product•,
ternn a height of ooe hundred feet, and halt
• slender trunk. The wood is ezo..d,nely
hard and contains a large amount of ethos,
but not .o much as doss the bark, which is
largely employed se • source of silioe for
the manufacture of pottery.
in prsp•now the bark for the potter's use
it is Ent of all burned, and the residee is
then pulesnted and mtzed with clay in the
proper proportion With an equal (loan
try of the two • •upertnr quality of earth
ware is produ. ed This is very durabl.,and
is oap•ble of withstanding any &menet of
heat. It is employal by the natives for •11
kinds of ouliosry parpo.a.
A Blakey Ibretlwes 5. ttlstseee • Ip. D.
The Bishop of Norwich. who was vicar Lf
Leeds from 1857 to 1859, has declined to
accept the degree of Doctor of Divinity,
which wee offered to him by • famous ow.
vertu v, on the ground that the money re-
.iuired to pas the owe.•ary fees (v:z., t�i.50a
might be put to better nes In his dive...'.
which ooctaiw more thatt • thousand
ohurohes, some of them very poor. A gene
r.,us fneod thereupon offered the Ri.hop
2500 to pay the feet ; but lots lordship .1.0
recused tine, with the reyus.t that the
money should be spent in some more useful
way for the good nt the church. Such die
regard of earthly h..nor on the part of pre
Ives to the church is se rare as tt is nom
mendable. -Leeds Mercury.
Welthu.
Ooe of the heaviest men in the world is
• t suedt.n, Iwo Whitton, who weigt» no
less lien 715 pounds. His tremendous
growth is not se •pperect abide be Notated
tag, but when he re sitting it is perfectly
startling.
Leo's measurements are • Height, 5ft. 10
in.; seek. 26 in.; bicep., 28 in.; chest. 6 It.
went 7 ft.; thigh 40 le, and o•1t 28 tn. He
"tome. of • stock noted for putting on ftsah
but in this respect he far •:cele them all.
He was bore In Northumberland Conroy,
Out., of Regime parents. Up to the Ails of
twenty one years this heavy individual
worked on the farm at how. H. then
west tato business as • butcher at Snob -
ton, Ont., which he personally attended to
ap to within three years .go.
Another be.yy individwl ter his age is
Leonead Blum. c.f Miaow, who weigh. 502
pound.. What :s more ren.erksble is that
cycling .kes not ie...oed t.ut increased his
weight, as when he comm. cited to ride he
only weighed 475 pound. H s egg is 22. A
bioyole was made spewed. for h n.
Belli rens by flee 1111ten.
During the last year 400,000 new (lutil
pew were supplied for the t.overun.eut
sertrtos, and 60,000 were re -cu'. This is
excisions of the 000traota for the Indies
Government, which sometimes orders •
million et a time, and hes been supplied
with 2,291,000 is the pours. of • single
y ear.
Quills are also needed is unman* num
bens for toothpicks, wbipm•king, fishing
tackle. camel -hair brushes, etc„ sad the
Admiralty employ quill berrso as tubes
for powder foe ie artillery. Million of
the Mothers ars also required for the ever -
promise shatt0000k.
To man there demands quills are ob-
tained tram gone, t.rk.ys, trews, and
swami. Gees nude age mostly imported
from Rads i• ooaatrn ..seta d trout seventy
se eighty bales, .garsgmtiag a total of
6,00C,000 quills.
Swam quills are the largest sad very der,
able, bas the bot of all for pew are obtain-
ed from a particular breed of gees felted
is the 31.dssm's ilay territory. Quids
from the ewes w the dearest, fetching so
nook as £4 pa 100, while the beat goons
quill. most len them £1.
SARONY WAS A CANADIAN.
yle tame.. Row Tb's Pl5Mgr.ph eV s at
mW. Cewdsaed M the as...
Now Vark, N... 12 -The hoard aer.ioee
Ivor she amass of the labs Napoleon
Saes.}. the artist. were held yen•rd.y i■
the Church of St. Imo.. They were
deeded by Re. Father Dopy. M•ay ,nen
di fi.gai.h.d m art, libsnt.re .ad seems
IMO i..tte.d•.es.
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dogaway was des topeculate of the
brain
gamey bad key bee. • eswspis..
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me.• d art ons bad se osmpeMtm. we.
.avid oval him. He hams his e.r..r es •
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want kept hies is the frost oak of kis
prEm nes bare in Q.sb.s !m 1811, ..d Ms
fatherless ...Id Br.sswisksr.
after Wag i. the Yt8.g..phis badman .,
es.eral yaws, odd ..S kis b.shsm i• 1068
and went le Setups to stay art AfhR-
wards he task h the busiest@ a phots.
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M his pfsseM.phb work he was dintrlai
nlei - „t: .lies 1
THE U8E Or
LU
CEYLON TEA
in your house tuw.au• that you are looking niter to r interest ..f your fala-
ily. It is guaranteed pure and you can gat it frau, Grocers.
In Lead Packets onl3 ---25, 40, 50 and 80 cents
13- P. 7LQK A H 1)'T az 00., TOJRON TO, V1 huh -wile Moats.
Millinery
MISS CAMERI►N is now showing a large assortment of the
latest styles ler fall and Winter Hat... All goods are of the most
fashionable design and manufacture, and the prices are within the
reach of all.
MISS CAMERON,
FALL MILLINERY.
We have a large and well-chosen Stock
in Hats, aim) the newest Shades of rib-
bonrst Velvet, Feathers, and Fancy
Wings.
All are invited to come. We are
pleased t0 show- goods.
MISSES YATES,
Tl± Square.
66 Eye -
Openers "
Misses' Sizes (11 to 2) Oil Tan grain leather, button
or laced boot, solid leather in -sole, pegged or rivitted
bottoms, only $100.
Ladieb' fine Kid buttoned Boots, made on the new
lasts, patent leather tips, made by The J. D King Co.,
only $1.50.
Men's heavy No. 1 quality Granby Rubbers with
heavy full shaped Sox for $1.65 per sett.
" They are Money -Savers."
H. B. POLLOCK.
The Low Priceu Shoe House.
Ye r in and Year out
(THl rouigr .-1Ty at-naMF.ei AND sRo11THAND °DWI°!, Y.M.C. A, nt•notes,
gives the most oraotit.l Bwi.em ass Shorthand Conroe obtainable. Course* esssiJ
graded. Roes» rad equipoise' the best. Studesu assisted to profitable positions engin.
Owed board, S2 50 per week. For psrtioul n of either .worse address s
J. W. WESTERVELT, Prinolpal.
WE INVITE
STOu
OUR
TO CALL AND EXAMINE
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let u
to try for • week
and if you are
not satisfied, to
foal ander no o h
ligation by es
to rning.
m send one home for you
$I will pay for "The Signal" for a year
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