The Signal, 1897-8-5, Page 4, .R
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.% E SET THE PACE
is no idle phrase with us.
Wherever it bis been our
privilege to do business,
we havebeen recognized.4
leaders, because
SHE BEST WHEELS
� dND
THE BEST SERVICE
we can possibly give is
none too good for our pat
rows.
Parties purchasing
their wheels from us will
he taught to ride proper-
ly, free .;•! charge.
Our prices are down
Rock Bottom. Give
us a trial.
• G. F. EMERSON.
CLEVELAND CYCLE LIVERY
GODERIOR & OLINTON.
T
the �zgnat,
of PQntMODID
$VERY, THURBDAY MORNING
•SXP. M•SILLIILMOMMT
Terme of eub.erepde.a 1
One math. In edy$aO $ IIM
'resat months, t Nati
tine year. •, _ ..:k.. 110
vertIstag tales.
Legal and ether casual advertisements. 10o
per line for Ir't insertion, and 3 Dents per Zine
for each sober 'tont Insertion. Measured by
• nonpareil sr
Business oa r oaf six Imes and under. $6 per
year.
Advertisements of Loot, round arrayed
--- Pt/rations- V t,=an
ptt terre ,. anted -aloe
Deeper Chanced Brat eir-hot weedier 3
Item nonoarell, $1 per month.
II Anew on Sale Ned Parona on Sale. not to
• s 31 for fl""t m,nth, Enc. per into-
▪ nt month. forger SA •"•. in proportion
% ? +pr••Ial notice, the oh}eet ot which la le
prmmete the pecuniary hen..ttt of way tot-
vldnal or noroneny, to be n•,neld,r,d an •d-
tf*-tGement and charged son.,rdtnrly.
Local notices to nnnnareft type nee mint w
word. no notices less than 35c.
Local noticestn ordinary reading tree two
ciente per word. No notice for leas than 600.
Notices for churches and other religious cad
benevolentlnatlrutlons had rate
Onhscrtber whoeeil tO renetve Tett STOICAL
✓ -,n1lrAy hr mall, will • Mrer a favor by we-
ooaiLting us ot the toot at at early an dateas
pwat blr
when a cluing° ot addr,es is deslrod, born
ten o.d cad the new address should be given
reWleher's entire,
J C. Le Toone!. of Godrrich, bas been at
iteete..Yeyaaevl Loral Travelling Agent for the town-
eplce of Uoderich. Oolbern., Aahlleld and Wa
Treaooh.
"' L...•nl poutrnaater* over the district are flee
*mpotrered to no, ve subscriptions to Tux
A.1 :.nmmuo!cations must be addressed
U MoatLLICUS)DY,
Twit BmmoAL
T.:ephone Call 30 Uodech O
dnt.
. tr1ODZRIOH. THURSDdY. AUG. 5, 1897
POLITICAL POINTERS.
-. Is politics, aro .n tope call, btuivh your
bite.
ierWHIN evepytJling else falls, try a ie•
OW It's easy to cut SANe0N'' hair in
politic[+.
K NKvttit take hold of a lite wire in
'petit les.
A telt.,-„AI,t. p,litit•ien worship; his
correct of the poltltdis6 mireWeed .
learnt trust.
SIGNAL -
VLSI ARltll.
ri A POLITICIAN may boreal early in
his term ; but politeness' iu:reaora .as the
term advances.
,tr " PITY the snrraysn Of- • poor old
mart," has been the wail of more than one
pdnyad-out pulitiuisu.
to' Pouter.* is a straight game, but that
dear. not hinder the gamesters from trying
to ring in it "cold dock,"
kr You can be crooked in politica only
until the purple find you out. LAt1:KvIN
Mc(:Krsvy are finger posts on that hue.
'
air A CAKpKT-TACKmay puituturc a bi-
iyele tire more easily thus a crowbar, The
same idea applies to the inflated politician.
tJ AT thea next .eeeion the Liberals
should omhitly in the Statutes •Mrtocit'n
hill against ttcalawag politicians pitohforkiug
thenmellea into fat offices.
THE PETITION FAKE
PETITION is on its roan a ask-
ing for the appoiutmwlt of .10115 GALT to
the Geilerith pk,a1Co16tw,uifloeare fervor
7'o say the feast, the petition is enmewh•t
premature, a. the position is flat Veoattli
and • very large majority of the people of
Godlerich and vicinage can see no reran
why a vacancy should tis greeted, except on
the supposition that a contemptible piece of
nepotism is tontemplatod.
In justice to Mr. GALT we cosy say, that
he is not a party to prodmting the petition.
In fact, we don't -believe ho has been mn-
sulted in the clatter at all, as Fie tiowut't
count. But there are others.
From ---what we tap learn„ the moving
apirit•ia the new fake a L. E. DAicIL•LT, who
occupied the position of solicitor for the pro -
emotion, in the recent investigation by com-
mission of the rharget prefefr tl against the
peat n -tint eestItLi4dnk tau rile
young lawyer, who is looked neiribri sodte
ea being astute -or 'cute, or anything ekes
rine may like to substitute -would have
been content to let some oafs aid in this
matter who was not so direct mi
with the pr geention pereenan
through the members of his family, but
sonic people are not over *eiemitive if then
are a few dollars to be mance, and it may he
that he is working on oommiaeion in this
ease
, and those who don't know bit woald
like to we him bemuse they want to knew
him. And we all want to Mn. the harbor
work go urn, and he esti make it proceed.
-The action of the Liberal Govern-
ment regarding Klondike is etre that will
twnwtmand itself to every Canr.clian. The
gold in that district is the heritage of rho
people, and not the " find " of the itxfividu.
al pre* tor, and it is only right tihpt the
people at should receive benefit in that
shape of au equitable royalty. Hon. Mr.
Mirror is to be congratulated to the manner
in wind' he has grappled with the qutetium
HARBOR AND RIVER.
The steamer Jennie arrived on Stturdsv
evening.
Oeptaio Baxter's boats were freely used
this week.
The steamer Carmona wee is harbor yes.
Corday ou her downward trio. -
Several wow. to be used is the stirs mi-
litating bu.Ggyy have been built re mmatiy.
The steamer Lake Miobigen was in port
last work and delivered.lytbtbaws era.
plies.
The tug Seaman arrived in port o. S.tur-
day night with a raft of loge fur the Lum-
ber Co.
The steam barge Jennie left port y ester
1'v afternoon wttil•--• outgo of Batt for
-0oiliogwood. --- - - -
The steamer Qsrmeea made her u.nal call
AO Saturday morning and landed a number
el passengers.
The schooner Todmin .ailed on Friday
with a cargo of watt for Colliogwood, and
loads b,rk tet Wahu•heoe and other points
for Goderton.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
I.'. on foe spell again.
The cemetery looks h o -
i.plYrle
Too water oat is again
The cow grist mill is rode rep.
Our people still use their Comrleet brew.
Robinson's mtd-anomer sale islimmtimmethia
run.
The Harbor Park was largely atteeetad ea
day.
The Court House Square has blotto
fixed up.
D. - -Lt. Wilson, of Seaiorth, Wes Its Woo
yesterday.
Be that as it may, we know of no partilel
exoopt the hypnthetii<al ease, set forth by
the Western paragrapher, of the undertaker ,
who was so anxious to aeconnnodate the
people of the locality in which he lived that
when he heard of illness in -a family he al-
ways est let their doorstep, in the hope -of
being called in to take the nooertary
nie asurement», should the patient .ucvamh.
The present job may not be am pleasant
es preaching, or es profitable as a " beach -
tombing ' tree; but it certainly pgesee.rs
the element of being "prevjou.."toacon
sidemble extent, and the novelty, of the
thing may have a cb.rm far anion who has
tried Many , things antic been aueooeaaful in
11004•
Meantime, the people are wondering why
Mt. {:ALT'S name `should 630n the petition,
anti knowing the cheerful, and sunny and
min -sensitive calibre of haNczy'k diupo.i-
tiou, all are wondering why he did not nuh-
etitute his own npame for ( tJ,T'ti. Troth to
say, there aro not a few who believe that
will'be the fact Uhler':, the case is through
with, as there is no limit to 1)Atscsr'k ad-
aptaiility-tin much a dour1h gepoy, and be
re
does. By all means let 1).twer 'r name lea
slliwtItuted art the petition, fnr,if a vacancy
be created, barn hes not. peen the pines and
paintiteking author of the vaeancy
It+a
Air Pounce_it a big bnok, and no trail
know'it a11.
r► illnx'r get gay when you'refeeding
CM green Ppples.
or 'P4x newspapers have made and un-
made polieic•fana
tr Ws have seen a favorite beaten on
the home stretch.
Ia Dos'' measnro a VbUtf-dEn by the
figures inside his 44
ar Toe crooked politieian always finds
to Ilg to do his dirty work.
Sir THE politician is tmado, try_.vihat he
1 does.] --not by what he says.
• 4* Om Vox .went, can heat any poli-
tical clique that ever existed.
or Ir the political arena no one holden
the ehampionjbip all df the time.
O W sex a politician gets the "frost "
from the public he mown shrivels up.
ire• Ane, men.ars moral. This applies to
Ijoi1ticisns as walkers ordhnory folk.
4 '
I TIME are " Sate" and " sharps" 16
Parliament, .. well .. on • music store,
'-,fileatr'T wad* set over your ehin if you
• itan't swim, or yet* 'won't lie ahle to shout..
or A eitlosT politica) morning in politics
ilften aloes with a dull and dreary evening.
se 1i11yta was a great general and .JAIL,
only is weak wrnnan, but she tailed him at
or Time nimble flet is glow when on,;
pull with the retia of the wobbling poli.
tideL
!7 TNKr[x are melt in politics who weird
like to haul a ton and who can't pull it
/f Eels a tparo►ariII turn when trodden
yon, but worct *BB jjdesptioe will not le
trJd apt- t••
41riiiilIteer..omua with a sore mouth
11 1M"Moemof f6e tins, and the sante is
,1
le6 Tuesday.
-1lCM4et la befog pat is seder,b LM
tars employees.
Robinson is having !•ice crowds .0 W
midsummer ale. i
The central emit Wad a.600ls hat. ell
kaleomitued.
Don't mias the bodes *Sr -1♦e -- '.
mid summer sale. -
Could en el.otrio Light be platted ea the
top of the stand pipe ?
Dry good■ never as low in price •a they
are now at Kobinsoo'e.
Regular meeting of Huron Eocampmest,
No. 28, I 0 O.F., on Monday.
R C. Hass Is adding a story to the b wk
part of his dwelling. Waterlo,.-et.
Regular meeting ot Maitland Lodge No.
33. A. F. and A. M., next Toeedey. •
William Jr. MoCreatjt mored on
Wedneed.y from a platelet visit to the
oon0try.
Things were bury in the Gderteh Lon,
bet Co'.. yards last week, twe0cy-one cars
being shipped.
The pi h .• ....k. committee des
special m•.•.,•.. Inc ane improvements being
made to tV*.t-at.
It. B. Smith (Birt) has secured • pnettion
with the large wholesale firm of Ely Walk-
er k (;o., St. Louis, Mo.
The sewer contractors have lett tho welt
and gone to the east, end an now working
-on E:gin and Rfet streets.
The Henderson ltioyole end Foundry Co.
has completed is oontraet with Humner &
Canary for 25 tons of sewer and man -bola
gratings. '
Judge P. W' Johnston,after • very rip y -
01 SL Mary's. wee$ 4ioder-
Seriouoly speaking, the wholeihirtg is a
disgrsoe to every one connected with this
wretched fitness, and we hope Om Govern.
ment will at once take aetion by deciding
in favor of Che retention of the 0$'ite by the
prewtit p etmaater. Outside of a very
small elbow wok a cones, would give un-
qualified matidaotion in Gnd#rich and Weet
Huron:
SNAP SHOTS•
• -If the breaking away of the train of
carp.from the railway million Monday last,
and the subsequent wreck of the train at thio
harbor will be the moans of opening the
eyo'o of the Q. T. R. I♦uthefitiee to the
noonosity for a larger and more efloient
matt' at the station yard, good. rat her than
ill will result from tho catastrophe. 'then,
is such a thing am 'paring at the spigpt Anil
betting outat the bunghole, and Manager
HAY' will barn that his cheeseparing policy
at this terminal point of the rod1 has not
been the aneeeas that he antieipsted.
-The Mail and Empire is busily
engaged endeavoring to prove that Sir WIT,
TRIO LAPRtaa is tryttorto frustrate prefer•
enti.l trade and that lata ('nAm.te Ti rrwn is
working hard through the mndinm of new'
paper interviews to bring the thing about.
(fpr own upitiiret i* @hat the voice of either
of the Comedian statesmen) he of small ac -
(runt in the matter, which Testa entir'lt
with tint Esitate prep*, and Jaws Beit, ie
anything bet a fool when a matter of cvwn
inertial interest dm the gtw.tion at fames,
nor does he need gentlemen who never were
in eomatierce Wade'se him.
-We -regret very nodi that oar
esteemed .i-roelfnre, the Minister of Pub.
lie Works, did not find oppnrtnnity to visit
Ihulerioh nn hie recent trip West. Had he
eluate so, he wonkl hewn seem tart there was
greatneneaity for the immediate proms .1
tine of the puhlie work a. the harhor., anti
he wnet i ramify )neve dierevend where the
terediV,, if there he any, lay. psi vomit.
will 8aol time to Pomo hither at as early •
deem a. pataibie. Ther of t» war Imo
trim would like to are hits brooms its Mow
f
eltere' revolved the larger glc h e of t lees
waWelter
; 11ra_ Arthur Smith, Nora Craft,
Bernal Oerrew, Mrs. J. J. Welsh, Mn.
C. Crabb, aeon Charlotte Helen kleldrusstay,
IL ttalareed, Jet. Wilma, Ed. Munroe, ..A
F. E. Eagle. Tose* the artiste blow there
woadertut drive is • school for old and
young. On and see them. Open afternoon
cad .elate. ell week Ladies sed children
ehwuld atteoJ the mitt raeoe and avoid the
crowd at olgb.t. Saturday overtime is their
Mot appseraooe, se don't fail to visit them.
Admission only IOots„ a present free.
v -
Lawn Tsaats -Amber of our lawn ten-
nis Meyer' attended the lava tenets opening
fa Clinton Int Thursday sod one rod all
are hied in tow praise of the Clinton Play,
ere for the rely pleosetit time they were
give.] in the hake. The foltowlog games
wet. pl.ysd:
Poo8saysL
L-0'TLI MU
D. and F. Holmes vs. Terry sad Orate -
4 -6 and 6-8.
(farrow sod Jeomogs vs. Parke and Chill
-4-6wd 3-S
Field and (,arrow el. Kara and Sharp -I
-6 and 3-6.
1). Holmes sad Platt ea Oluff and Terry
-6-4 and 6-4
DnadLa.-L IMMi
Mimeo Rimmed amid Ididdletaa vs. Mimes
MoHardy sad Ries -6-b and 6-1.
Miser Aueebrook and Rtienpsrd vs Mn.
Spalding yd Mir Fa►r-6-4 and 6-4.
al NO LOS -0 a5ITLIMRN.
D Holmes vr. Terry -6-3 and 6-1.
F. Holmes vs brace -b-_7 sud 2--6. •
Fuld vr. Mo?o:rart-6-O and 6-1.
Jeanine. vs. Combs -6-2 end 4-1. -.
inrtflnbhedl
wixan bovata
Mies Sh.phar.t and Carew ve. Mies Fair
and Suarp-4-6 and 9-11.
Moes MiddI.too and Jeooinge vg. Miau
MoHsrdy and Comb ---6-1 and 6-3.
ar
AUCTION SALES. •
Auotioo sale of household furniture pt
effeuta at Gundrv'e Auction Rooms, llsesd-
too e'., at 3 o'clock r.,pt_M-ti14rj ia.
Ang. 7th.1897.
C. E
Tar toiletries are the topica for .6. dif•
forest young p.opi•'s societies which meet
drag next week :
Viotorta•et. Methodist church E. L of C.
R,.-Itride,' mamma, at 8. '01 6..._. Topic ter
, 6, $o ial•-eveesag-An esjoyab'e time
er expected.
North -.t Methodist church E.L. of C.E.,
Fraley evening at 8 o'clock- Oo August
6. Cooedor•tseo, and reams' question
,drawer. Debts es the 13th.
Knox Church 'I.P.S.C.L, meet with
the general pprrayermeeting is Temperance
Hal on Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to attend these
meetrmge, which are held in the hormones
of the different oburches. Members from
other eooieties .re invited to be present.
metrtelwety TO £spat..
It may be an Ind/allot' of the letting
down of old standards of poarage,sa has been
averted, but there can be no doubt that the
hearts of men -are mon moved ty suffering
tin tbia age that ever before, and cruelties
which in a former age were regarded with
iadifllereaee will rte longer be tolerated in
any community making pretoosIow to'en-
lightenment, sod this is true not only 'a
relation to cruelties to the human families,
bat to dumb brutes es well. At say rate t31e
time has Doane in .11 of the largest cities
when • man or wantonly abase an animal
Daly at great peril to himself, sad the spirit
ot bumenity Ahaah has brought about this
state of odors le rapidly imbuing the whole
land and stirring kind hearted and sym-
pathetic propte erevywhere to action and
enforcement of laws far the proteottou et
animals from the bsptallly of mea -Yank•
(OD Gazette.
c - W. C. T. ti DPARTMENT.
The loit maetiarg,of the W. C. T. L'. was
Veld July 25rd: Members present, ten.
Minutes of last nrelecg reed cad approved
Business was then proceeded with, one more
honorary member and one more active mem-
ber being added to the roll. Moved and
scoonded that wog dollar he soot se pav
went for literati's ordered by the prime
dent.
Moved aryl seapded that the followiog
ladies be- a rtri d u eepaisteadeateit
t i seili `�spaa ti L o
Mrs. Saddam: 4ee the tiepertmeat el
railway work ; Mtg.. Duff, outfew bell de-
partmeot; Mn. Whitely and Mr.. Chris-
topherson, wort among sailors ; Mrs. Col-
borne, siperittlndint of modal acetest.
The tresenrer%'1-aport was then red
showing • halaom on heed of 17 40
A obmmueioatid6 requesting the ionised
to tele .otion 1. curfew bail was road by
the president, and the Union voted that
Mn Doff as snp•reotendert ot that depart-
ment be mooted tib wait on the mayor sod
band 1m the retiree
Moved and sseooled that we meet et 3
and oontne oteriddves to ere boor. The
Union then adjediod ly repeating the
Lord's prayer in eaksoert.
Itip J. V. Boers, Ree -See.
Th. W. G T: D. will meet tomorrow at
d P.• in'lfempereao. RalL
turn to Sault ht. Marie, via Sarnia,
Monday.
Bit -jailor 1)iokeon and Mies t)iokhoe, of
Oodench, who had been viatibg the gentle -
nine's brother at Wiogham. spent a few
hours is Clinton on their ratan, sea Milan -
day.
,New -Kee : Rev. W. T. ('laff au& lin.
Chaff, of Thorndale, are visiting tria*de and
relstireo to Clinton and Ooderich townships
The rev. g*hmieman ofoiaton iv S'. Thomas
church lost Sunday.-Cliatoo News-R.0-
'ord.
Your opportunity to hay fnrnitu-e below
tarry armee may Dever odour again. 1 am
gong oat of it. Must have the room at
neon for other geed.. Come and buy at
roar own prior. %Vu,rea herrn, next the
town boll.
The Viotoris-st pulpit wilt he supplied
ter a few Week@ donne the absence of the
poster. Next SAbhstb Bert Thompson will
preach in the morning and Edgerton Atm•
. trans in the evening, atter whioq Rev. J.
(a.11oway, of • Leamington, will take the
work.
ADDITIVNAL LOCAL NEWS.
Oa Tbr'oui EV*NiwO.-Oo Tuesday
.vying then will be some big bieyole races,
inelgding a maids between Alex. McIver,
sad Whitney of Swtlortti. in the Agricult•
' oral Park grounds.
TWO Aam.-J. Ades Fowler has opened a
studio ever Price's oboe store when he will
mat any pupils who deein to take lessons
In water-oolor or Mark and white drawing.,
or ohiaa painting. Mr. Fowler studied in
the Royal Academy, i.o.doi, and hoe ceru-
Sootes trnm the Nacional School of 1)wlga,
South Kenesegton, was • drawing tearer
in the Toronto Pettit(' .ohoels, and ole of
theme who teudd the Urea* Aoeiety of
Artiste fe 1813. Visiuws to the stodto are
.Iwags "videos*.
Rxonaarole To BRAIm'oan-Arr►oes-
e M.es see prcgre Meng for a monster rem.
sloe to throolty of Brantford, as • very inn
fan for the routed trip. Exner fen train
will leave Ooderieh at 7 15 A w., arriving in
llrentferd at 10 A a : 'starving, will ►cave
lir ...feed at 8:00 P w., %retying is (ied.rtah
as 10:411 r at , thus yogi.. exeereteilae. 1.-e
hour. time in the "Tetephoes Doty " Ar
r.stemeets haw* hetet made for a r.vAe..l
fan to Hrsetford's hanuful perk, which i.
eatable for pie Me parties. The date sn
farther parttealars will be announoed
shortly.
Tis (,Rue's Itt.o'wrae A GRAreNemirose
-The Libby ewe blowers, .ptaeen, sod
wee*ern, AMMO t+m o hteseetsng est. Ivor
bile es seer, efler.sn. end kv+ws.e .
(re Alia Walk lk eta die Rsrket *quote and .11
were tram tier Maw at the blueish
permeate era bus et doss Wow Cho '"" radw
POPLAR ROW
WrDtelpeoAT, Aug. 4.
A very haptg ...!diem, wee celebrated
Teeedey ..metas+ Aug. 3rd, at the resideaoe
of Thomas Campbell, *bee his only dearth -
tor: ilygeets d., wept married to Junes dal•
lows. of Denton, Ara., roe of Thomas
Sallow., Colborne Th. bride was ebarm
Maly gowned is golden brows AM with
while silk and leo trimmton, and carried
• boegst et riiire Sower. Mir Maud
hallow.. elate( of the groom, woo brides-
maid, sed wee estly dressed in white mus-
lin with hese tied ribbon trimmings, and
retied • boogies of mix flower.Jarvis
McBride. of CsRow, ably satiated tee
groom. To the ratio stratus of the wed-
diag maedi ably played by Mia Jeanie Mo.
Reedy, rhe bridal couple were ushered to 1h
Imam dal lift, rod under an aroh of Sootoh
thistle, mielletoe aid evergreen., the inter.
etre ceremonys performed ty Rey. A.
Hied..., of & ear% is the premise of
about 413 rats.
The piyen to were nnmernoe and.om017
sheltie" 4hseti1,A .st em m which the bide
4414.1111.11"9".
ad gt0 ,in wan 6,1d
.Mr. aid Mn, J. Sallewe Leer so 14.tir•
d.7 tor their stew hems 1n Dunmore, Aisftt-
Ihola, sari the test, web.- of their I.S.y
fries& en .11 it 'hem. Air Billows is the.
mahout Neal* in thle unmore piddle
e
A LARGE INDUSTRY.
Tao btlewing N a brief review of the
matief•eteres and the mill* et the Nether-
gati Oomph* at Staples, rear lssesiseto.,
Ona,
At WO iib. 3,14ad 3, their ferns Is tie
..y waft
serrpolw roar ale nom lied
boy.peoelp.steed• w'0M Wore air
25,003/hI G Na sepawl, 11,000,000 fast
of limTUN* atr res use Peep Is are
waters
A6, ass.
•
rets e- "n
...t.,. .aa.-.-... ...
WA,
CODERIOH-BARCMN: GENIlit
Mid-SummerSaIe
Prints So apd loo for
Linen Goods loo for ..
Fiannellettss for .
-50
. 5o
5c
Hem -Stitched H'd'k'fb be, 7 tor.. 25o
44I.
8c, for 5o
Men's H'd'k'fs 8c for 5o
Children's 1K'd'k'ts, per d1ssm 12c
Shirt Waists $1.00 for..
Shirt 'foists 75o for
45o
450
Ladies' Vests 9 to 50e
Ladies' Vest] 200 $ for Sly
Pillow Cotton 46 inch 18e,- for .. 120
Pillow. Cotton 48 inch -264,4W ..-li4
Table Napkins 75o for... ,,.
Table Napkins $1.00 for .a , ; ., . s-750.
Trilby Corsets $1.00-6----75,
Summer Corsets 753 for 45c
Sailor Hate 40c for
Sailor Hata 15c for , , , , ....
Drees Goods 'lye for...
Check Muslin 8o for
20c
10o
laic
5c
Flannelette Shirts 50c for 25c
Summer Shirts and Drawers45c
Mlle's Idose 10o for
Nen', Braes 40o for ... , 25e
'11s0's Armes 25p:htor 15e
Towels 24 by 42 iuob „ 120 -
Towelling, per yard
40 OWilidlir Wel . * 25o to 81.00
Skirt Lining 10c for
6o
Fancy Ribbon 20c for 10e
•
our Shirting for 8c and 10e
Table Linen 35o for :.. , , , ,
Table Linen 50o for , , .
be. oar Cotton for 3c
Sas oar Det$oe .
for .' . 5c
...
White Cotbij .r_iftiav
_ - - 5c
23e Anyone 'buying r LANA from us
35c gets 5 spools of good Melded for loo
JAMES ROE3INSON.
lye, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Bleck Rook tad
other points, with some foreign trade, while
lumber is supplied to the wholesale trade in
Detroit, Loodoo, Toronto, Buffalo, Boetoo
and other cities. The firm have their own
timber lands in Ere: oomey, where • litre
force ot mea is employed during the winter
months.
Nu. 4 is used in the manufacture at cheese
box hoop, coded IMaops,raao.eiae, headlag
sad stems, encase boxes, and is t or and a
• bale storey building. covering 4000 square
feet. In this factory ( whim in fall force)
sixty men are employed.
Toe manufacture of ooild hoops was
added last spring tad comprises all grads e1
hereof hoops for eager ted dour barrels,
fruit hunt., cement barrels, eta, Nd the
capacity of their hoop milt i. 30,000 coiled
hoops and t large qutouty of rotary but
chine -boa hoops per day. the latter *tee
supplied to large dealers in Montreal sod
other eastern cities, while coiled hoops are
. kippers principally to the levee cities in tie
New Easlatd Stat... The firm s;so do a
good business in the manufacture of veneer.
and stems, the former being adapted for the
manufacture of small kegs tor soda sod
other archduke, while stems are need for
spade handles, etc.
In edition to the above the eoi.pany have
• large store (largest in Staples) adjoining
the ofoe, when they oarry a fall line of
dry goods, erocoriea, hardwire, boots and
.h..., clothing, teats' tarnishing., patent
medicine., school supplies and stationery,
utilizing a Isere building with two Soots
and basement, all frit► stocked with staple
god. Thee goods are purchased by th.
otapsoy in large quantities from the moat
reliable hoist. for spot rah, end .re .old at
aloe prior. eejoyiog a good family trod. is
Staples, with a farts country $atrooare ex-
tending to a radius of 8 or 10 milds sod
their eneraaxtde trade it Abe largest is that
..lo
1'h.co
bruin. was previr n fly estabtlsltd
by Geo. Neibergell, about .ix years ago.
The present isometry was organized anti in-
corporated in June. 1896, with a capitol
stock of 145,000, the officers being .s fol.
lows : --George Acho.00, Goderioh, pert -
dent ; D. R Menzies, Staples, secretary -
treasurer and mssger, and them gentle-
men, with 8. P. Halla, Gdench, comprise
the board nt dlreotors. The burner of the
company Is growing every year Lod (heir
ootnot chin season will be larger than ever
The company kaown as the Nelbergall
8tava_apd J.sizabamt. Ceethene, .1.4eattowl,-mi
the largest of its kind in this end of the Do-
minion, and the plant being .ral..ively the
property of Ooderioh men makes all ranters
eoneeeted with 11 isteresting to our people.
FLOUR..IFLOUR 1
I am agent for-04111LViNEr cele-
brated brands et 38130. PASTRY and
GENERAL PURPOSE FLOUR .
tancryen get OGILViES'
A. H. MATJGER
IfARBOR MILLS.
!=OR YOUNG WOMEA
"ALMA."
At-wAu..oa, St. Thomas
Ont. reod.atlal sci, I i..
young Women. Delightfully am
tared In a acre park. 4aa th-
.rest attendanu Of say idle• college in Omar..
:rite for catalogue to Rev. It. 1. Weser, prtoclps.
ALMA OOLL[O(. BT. TI•OMAL Owr.
.Ys.» hF/Y ,
A Pair
1 --
of Patz -
1
Made from Hair Line
Stripe, solid Worsted, in
15 desigils
Shorey's.
. Make
can be bought retail for
$3.75
Worth $6,00 made to order.
HELLO!
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
�mss'ml
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE RENT
SClrallt011 Hai Coal
iN THE MARKET
at $6175 per ton, Cash.
All Cast wailylied on the Marital Holes.
Mire you get row Ito- for . tem.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at Sjianila se wars Store
prorlptiy attended to.
•
Huron's' Greatest
Store.
So3.e_�� !��4!�Ah0PPiQ
interest-
ing during the nut two weak* find while the great
bankrupt )ale is ip progress.
10 ods. American Challies, fast oolors,
for 4Ao
10 yds. .&eserin tart colors
Prints for ... 46c
Blouse Silks, 5 yds. hearths at
per yd .._ ....... 221
#.merioan-made Blouses, worth
75e and $1.00 Bankrupt
stock sale pride 45o
Colored Silk Velvets. reenter
65o and 75e. Baakropt
stock sale price 350
5,000 yds. mill lenghta, yd. wide
white Cotton, 'bankrupt
stock sale price per yd...
10,500 yds. pure Silk Ribbon,
Black end Ordered, regular -
5c and Pc 'd. Bankrupt
stock sale puce _ .... 2�c
150 Ladies' Belts, worth 50c and
• 60o each, choice for 26c
Every piece of. nary Aibbon in
the store at half pries.
Any piece of Direr Goods in the
store at 50c yd. Most d1
them worth $1.00 yd.
6o
ch. We oan afford to clear the Valence of this stock at 50o on the &
13- SMIT-Fr-
0. W. ANDREWS, *mom