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know open with a select stook of NEW
URIC •d Musical good.. We will blandly
NORDHEIMER PIANO
AND
NOMAS ORGAN
Guitars, Mandolins, Violins
Mouth I Irgane aced other small In-
• .trutucnt.anti 'turni+lom..
•
Ws have made arrangements with • num
ber of ir Luost
popular nears troue o tam o bllbh d..ttoheretor•
our petrous can depend on getting Up -striate
music.
Anything not in .tcx k will
iia • 1w ordered + n.1 .1elivere 1
egg
promptly. hive us • trial,
1 EMERSON'S
*dye* read West Street.
lfuelo:80100- , Oodertch.
ttrr$igaal,
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
Imei that be had ,u knowledge d Mr.
t•OUNT'e reeigUatiea aatil the ins tamest
bed been duly lodged with the Werk of the
Crown in Chancery. In that event it is al-
together possible tbat Mr. Loner is not and
will not be an aspirant for the judgeship,
and should our surnies prove true, we ere of
the opinion that Huron poe.eneo* a man who
more than any otter deserves the appoint -
meet when the new judioiel °diem, ie tilled.
We refer to J. T. (:Ai ow, Q. C.,
0.PP., who stands second to none in
Western Ontario in his choeeu profession.
The Government would make nu mistake
should Mr. liaaeow be chosen to fill the ap
pointment, and hie selection would be en•
denied by the bench, by tilt bar, and by
public opinion,
If ro$L.laa1D
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
ay w. weesuJs'wsuew
Terme er NMcressee 1
One month, lowly -mos 11
Tres months •••. • tomb
Box err e.,,. 16
1
V.4 year, a--
untag date..
f,egal and other owned advertisements, loo
rr Inns for first Insertion. and 3 oenta per line
t'or each subsequent Insertion. Measured by
a nonpareil seals. 1 h and order, g6 per
Byname Dards of. tail lip
es
Adv
semFound
omSwayed
BiliimiV�ntBt too anted
Atuttiii
chancel Wanted not xosedbag 1
lines norm,' '. $l per month,
Hamm r .is end Farms on Bate. art to
seemed 111 Met SysIlvmonth, Ma te••e
sequels moi lb, Larger adv*. is proportion
day at%enff 131n1 R1'kw•Meev of• idatek. In is
pr'rrete the peoetniary benefit of any taAl-
•.drsl or 000tpany, to be conaldered an .d-
Yettleem,'nt and charged n000rdintt'Y.
Loral notices In nonpareil type ons cent per
word, no notices lata thee 95o,
Local notions is ordtn•rf readiest type two
tents per WQrd, No notice for lees thus IOo.
Nsloes for churches abd other reggae, sad
_, benevolent tntitatiom half rate
tlobscrfh•r who fell to receive Tan Stair
reauierly by mall, will o .afar a favor by se-
e relating us of the fact at 51 early an date ell
Wable
hen a change ef address is desired. bots
tote old and 1M sew address sboold be Yea
Watelletheree Eeees.
J. C. IA Towel, n Gederleh, Ms been age
painted Local Tramline( Ammeter a Sawn.
.rips of Oodertob, Colborne. Ashfield and Ws
w suosh.
Local postmasters over the district are also
aerrowered to rm. we subecrtptlons to TEa
Ito Al
All oommunlatione mut be..'-!r"ssed
D 0001LLICU i • n7,
Tito
Telephone Ca1130 MuGarab Oa
OODMRMCH. T$UROOAY. IWOV .
HONORS FUR 0ODERICH.
T1s Excellent Stealing .r the CM►epate
in the Jane Isamu.
Unfairly/ITV.; DIeTateUT1P.-1110111 was a
large •ttend.noe at the meeting ot the Col-
legiate institute and Model School Literary
Soceesy oo Friday evening, when, u ad
•
dition to the usual program, the certificates
won at the midsummer examinations fwd
the institute prises were wwat.ed..to vs
.tossestul rudsnts. Prisoipal Strang 000u•
blarg;14 altar a law IrrthmlaarY
regmeti maim apps Miss Siouan, who gave
• plia. *ole la !ter usual able meaner.. Wee
Lily Moes followed we.... pretty vocal solo,
CLUMIISING RATER.
8UB8('1IBER8 who dere to take
♦dvantage of THE BIAIIAL's offer to
club with any of the fo'Jowing news-
papers for 1898 may have the b.lanoe
of 11497 tree :
THE SIGNAL and Globe $1 60
fes Smear. and Mail and Em-
pire 1 50
eR SIGNAL end Farm and Fire-
side 1 50
TBR SIGNAL ant. Weekly Sun1 35
Tint SIGNAL and Family Herald
THR SIGNAL. and London Daily
News 2 10
The Signal until Jan. 1st. 1899,1 1
•
5
rendered with the lady • usual sweetness,
.nd Miss Gibson rendered • reoit•tioa with
much express oo. Suss Brown sang • solo.
" A Flower Song." and mcg it in a meatier
that .howa she has vocal rbility and 'much
musical sate. Miss Rhyoas then reed Abe
Collegial, Journal, of whtoh we cannot say
muoh, as either through imperfsot Mariam
power* or the bum of subdued conversation
we were unable to catch its full import.
Mr. CLrk.00 followed with the Model
School number, ot witch, with the sloop
uou of .e 000•*iooal " taffy," not a word
reached oar oorner. We were surprised at
this, for on previous occasions we hard the
whole ot the Journal's °entente and felt im-
pelled to compliment. the reader. This part
of tbepegram wes Juotight leo a Alm _With-
,.
rith-a Rano solo played with much sweetness
ey Mlii Men' The pres•otatloe a..c+..e«.y'
was Dell In order, and at the oall of the
°heirmao Misses Vesta t1ateoo and Alio*
Cruets appeared, and each received • aloe
volume Si 1 ?dim McLellan, for home
wor'. `hells Aoheeoo reosived the
,a l prise for Moisture, sod- 4. k
u.. osa presented for history. Idles
1_.. ..sg!..prtzas for improvement in waiSe
devise tthe term were won try Miss Mary
McDonald and Jas. Morro, and Mies
Charles' annual pF'r.e for Freooh was taken
by Miss Maud Sinnott, • student whose
home is in Weilkare►y.*'.rwty. Jlr. Strong
thea rose the following lief of ..rtieeate
wtn.ers : -
FORM I.
IIERE AND THERE.
ep•oially meatiesed Mies Uherlee.
whose depfteas $ IAN the Iaetitute the
hoose el !•via` the Hadar r modern lam -
urges. W hem Mr. Berme s.est toned the
ma of the meeker la scleras, • gage -
num in mar row .aid, Mamas his breath.
" Bravo, Mies Charles I " a eeaeiasne t.
whiffs Tun !MOLAL soya ditto. Frees the
ahem it will lee rasa that is 1See? W. last'.
Lute was abmlately peefole is the !Maher
hr•sohee, mad we doubt it thy wheel or 1n -
statute la taw Proviasw ever had seen e
record. The last to receive • prim wee
Peal Turnbull, who had woe the siker
medal for the highest average to the lower
ferns after • ohm* mates, and that hs
worthily wee it is apparent from the fact
that he won boson >a the D.naramental
exam. The modelle& received his trophy .t
the beads of His W.rsklp Mayor Stemma.
wbe, daring • 'bort. oat and extremely
feliottious sp.eob, pinned it to the wikn.sr's
breast. On resamiug their seats. mayor
and medalist were heartily cheered. Short-
ly atter retaining his Isar. His Worship
rose and said that he would give • medal
similar to the one presented by the rooter of
St 4 .orge'e, to be oompeaed for noes the
same ooadttions, • s•otsooe that evoked ooa-
stderrbls oheiraug among the student and
iubilattoa among the gathers. An •ddrees
by fits Honor Judge Meson, and Gd Save
the Queen, with Miss McCall .t the pease,
brought the oroeeedinga to • doe&
LQCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Iivtag up, -term windows.
" Side Tracked " Rest Monday, the 22nd.
It m *bout time me heir'd of tb.tblg tat-
tier -
se. page 4 for .dvertieem.nt•of " Side
Tracked.
Friday evening is regular council meet-
ing nigh.
The sewer oontr•otors are now putting in
the gullies.
A baa.b of dandelion blossoms was shown
to the S1uNAL on Thursday.
A.dr ws Bras. A Co. thieved a car -load of
lambs to Buffalo last Saturday.
R Winter shipped a oar toed of o.ttle to
Montreal last Friday for expires.
On Sunday The lady of the Sown
the toosdatioa tor atotb*r poem by Kipling.
Horne g+as•mpment No. 9B I.0 O.F. will
meet to ors mama next Mood.y RIM •
Ruon.nan. Olive Mo`lween, Tina D.
Brydzee, %V lliam R. McVicar Nellie
Cretgi., Jolla S. Neftel, Key vett
Church, Norman Sall, Reuben
Iliokson, M. Jean Stewart, J KTs
Holt, Geoffrey Turnbull Paul (b.s.re)
.loynt, Jame. H. Watson. Veete A.
MoDooald, Annie Williams. Ethel
MoMath, Lottie L. Williams, E.L. (bogie)
FORM II. -PART 1. PRIMARY.
THERE is a turmoil in Toronto pol-
l -Um] circles, no for ;peak, and all because
that. eminent ;tate;man, WILLIAM I.U1•T,
(j.C., hon mein fit to divest himself of his
parliamentary toga and remign his seat as
member in the Dominion House for Centre
Toronto. Some there are who lay. been .o
.
uncharitable as t ley that tMr. Louie re-
signed in the sure and certain hope of being
raised to the position of fifth judo, of the
Hupteme Court, in the not distant future,
and others say, ray. Others, again, say
that he resigned because life had become a
burden, owing to the continuous nagging .t
him by eager and •nxi°u. °fFlee teeeken,who
wanted to lay their tired and weary forms
on the shelf of their country. et a regular
salary. Be that ea it may, Centre Toronto
is new open, and the throes of • political
fight are likely to be, in full working order
presently.
Draper, Samuel Joynt James H.
Dunlop, May Martin R. Marion
Edward. Wesley MoEwan Thomas M.
Ferguson. Hattie Rhyne', Ethel J.
Garrick, W. Joeepb Sheppard. Ruby
Green, Jennie etriog. Grace M.
JoMwtoo, winner Tiohborne, Mary
FORM n. -FULL PRIMARY.
Armetresr, J. goy MoCoaaell, fins
Canna. Matilda Melaod, Flora
Elliott, Clarissa Munro, Freak (boson)
Jardine, Bella Tisdale Heavy
Keefe, Agnes L \t c,.er, basal
FORM III -PART L, FOR JUNIOR LEAVING.
Amy, Marjory Graham, Gerrie
Cueoingham, Luetts Hill, Edward
Crowston, Charlotte Kettle. Marguerite
Elliott, William A._ MoDoogall, Duncan
..sal-. .. -.._
Howard. George Red, W. H.
Ttohborne, Maggie.
FORM Irl. -JUNIOR LEAVJ (0, ,rLL.
The Liberal; have already put their
candidate in the field, in the person of
GOMM!' HRRTRAM, a prominent 'manufac-
turer, and the question now it', 'rill the
Tories put up • ostdidAte against him!
Some of the old-time Conservatives are in
favor of...letting the 000stitttsagy go by de-
fault, and reserving their strength for the
Local fight. which is expected to come tem
shortly, but there are °then who ingot that
their banner should he lifted from the duet
and ranee more string to the lweesw Of
this claim is Hon. (%t.ARra WALLACE, who
Lao informed the local maehlnit that he will
be hose. from Betroth Columbia within it
week to fight a good fight for nld•time Con-
servatism of the anti -Tupper variety, and
his telegram appear" to have heat't.ed up a
number of his followers in the Queen City.
Whether he will he eure.udal in hi* effort •
very short HMO will tell.
- Perhapm the east imports* en come cl
Mr. Lount's resignation is that It lea de -
1140
ion wet Doe
veloped
.butt y t'�tise of a jtldgt►
.hip, es the %wise hs. d.finh.iy Auld
dna so welt mr posopml t had bus Stade,
tear of tmrepea le visiting her frisade as I
Mount Mom* Farre, tad Mare* Lw them
la the magas of lar pleura► •
to Emma
laydmi W Wien, of Seatertb, spent eta
day at tLe parental reside/me.
C. I Davies. et 8t. Staples. New Braas-
wick, was to Gedertob an Sal earls
Jae. Joi:Moo, mereeve of W0f Wawa-
•esl, wee in ole meshy town ea Saturday.
Thetas Taylor has been up to Wiagk*M
and Brussel* visaing bis we at his old hems.
Chas. A. Humber returned t tows lest
week. beanie oompletd his sower oonerw•
in Stratford.
Sewer emanates BMvensoo returned to
tows on Mord y, •ofdoieotly recovered to
resume duty.
biles Annie Fletehar, et New York,
arrived is town yesterday, and will name"
till New Year.
Thos. Babb returned from Fort William
tor the winter last Thursday Tom is mute
of dredge No. 9.
Geo. Thompson. oeGoderioh, was calling
on old Wlagham friends the past week. -
W iugham Times.
Wm. Gundry, of t. Agri*. was la tows
Tuesday, eer•mg sommaY to jury mew -
Wi.gham Them.
Ret. C. Allan Seager. M. A.. Terrtete,
speat the peat weak * the psrea1l dirge
hag, Nd.or...trest.
Jas. Pettigrew of M ierdseendtag
• few days is town this week, vatting
relaters@ and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Morrow and Mrs. Keanedy
were •lsltiag friends end relak.iss to
Stanley. the past week.
Mrs. John MoIntoeb, of Detroit returned
borne on Tuesday atter two week's visit in
Goderiob .od vicinity.
Roes Resale of Gderloh, manager for
N. Dymunt's lumber yards was in town l.•l
week -Kincardine Review.
F. Dillies sad H. Bl•okstone osinam ted
workior in the finishing depart met at the
Organ Factory ow Mooday.
Herbert Robertson has charge of Mies
Stewart's clam In the Central during that
lad Melt through illness.
tnq. _r .ems. -
Tbeeaaa wtu rid a regular
meetel♦`es 430 v.entn( -
Day.
Nowaday's people want the beet. and
" Rew's Pure Salt " being the best. sea that
you get it.
Mt Q.orm.'n W eo
Viaf tlrme * the sisal tees and
llwMeaday the Me- was blowy the
greater part ot the day. the foe betas pretty
thick on the lake.
A full mEtm 'o. u partioul•rly request
ed at thea g of autos lodkr Ne. 62,
1.0.0. F., Ibis ,'ssis*
List 9mnday before the skeet name down
flowers enough to make • boyuet were gath-
ered from • garden in town. Net bad or
Amy, Marjory Gordoo, Tem
Blare, Annie Hawkins, Walter A.
Campion, Joh* Howard, George
U.oaiagbam Luetta Keefe, Marguerite
Coutts. Jesete MoDougall, Duns*
Croweteo, Charlotte Neftel, Lionel .1.
Densmore, Pt.rbe Paterson. Ella
Duff, Berth. Reed, W. H.
Elliott, Willem A. Snell, John
Graham, Birdie Tiobborne, Maggie
Grebes', Gaeta Tilt, Edward
Wbyard, W. Herbert.
JUNIOR MATRICULATION. rase.
Hill, Edward A. MolaagbHa, Thos. A.
Robertson, A. Freak McDonald, Ales.
ARMOR LEAVE/M.-PAWL
Diok.on, Mama Mere. !.illy
Dichosa, Jennie MoClu.ksy, Marrero►
Kilpatrick, leash Trndgemi. Lizzie
swot LEAviNG.-►ply
Boyd. Samuel J. len Tonal, Constance
Coultas, Edger S. Ryas, Huge A.
Obrietilaw, J. Albert Strang, L. Mansura
Elliott, borne J. Tigers, James H.
.40N10R MATRICULATION.
Buchanan, Miltea A.. 1.t place in Free*
and German : 1st elms la English.
;1111TOE MATRICULATION.
MoTavieb, Robert.
The reading eedd. the ohairmes presented
3he oertifieatee to thorn promo. Darius
the prem..tatbn Mr. Strang said that there
were mon than • buadred eertifiestes far
delivery, though then were hat 98 names en
She list ; that the name were of Pupils .4. -
dated es the Institute, the extra noes being
those edemted elsewhoe*. but sake wrote la
Godenoh. He said that, like sorra ether
prinoipeia, he might claim all who wrote is
tows, het he preferred the mealy way of
elainiag those that thi' school beliettably
Vose Coetlnebili. the windiest Am the'.
Gedegieb Bever advertised lie Iestitate or
bepa.d er o.svamed for pupils t they pre-
ferred to let the seemed's work do the adver-
ti ieg and n.nvemmieg. " The net preseet-
d," said Mr. Seethe. " might i.larger. yee
se•erthetues then lees feet semi.* loam 1a
Mt." And M WHOA let 93 peel's wrote ter
mooed elites eertilleatee. and 28 were see -
00061 ; 4 wrote fen Nae, msbrledetas,
aid 4 paned t 14 wrote es first rhes papers.
and 14 gee artilsates i 1 wrote few jaws
hewer matiraaletas, tad headed She list le
(alma la Tr..mh .sd Os►maa and wens
etnae3b is Rwglal. mad Me totals psi, his
pongee 1. the Promisee le muses
es ; sad ..e wrote for easier metwM•
Mason •e4 bemuse m male wistrleehtet. b
win Was be seas thee 43 masses .ator d
ter No higbor tent, sod the 43 rw..adtd
le libelee sswtllenese. b s..thM
ela, t
imemesefe ettedldstee, the eltaltt.ea a..pU-
Mwlssty Ir w. gtgaaglr 1N-Nts, mod M
GODERIC! BARGAIN CENTRE
BIG BMX '-
LADIES'
LADIES' MANTLES
COMMENCING FRIDAY, NOV. 19th.
was m gat of for R. W. Le/it,#t-
heme
' _ JAMS' ROBINSON
&terse •that lett for true the w�aMt�,,..__ __..._...-_
Mem Kate Reid visited is CllalfM end'
iftaglti° tort wtwk. Whit* io "W(_, ,, QORS W EST VT iii an. _-mmime. -- .---
elle was the gesso of Mrs. Jamas Lsea.
'�v�`r'°t pt. ilesMte retorted to Krettiellbilielfw
S•tsrday trim Oederiob. He will good chs
Maio Is 1iti ieh.--Kiao.rdiae Biot,.
H. Lekvled the w tine sosMaw st
She le& beak stats lisela.d Walk UM
bassi. .epp0 _ =NNW et .tea aBthl�
brass!. v
"liirtM runnisrlErlit tt• �
bun in this ssoaiea attending the taeusd
of ba brother, returned to his home 8eeaa•
day last.
Mr and Mn. Chas. Les returned Iron
their hooey mom trio this week. Mn. lees
will be M home Wednesday 24th. leis. sad
Friday 963le end obs fallowiag Wdseday
sad Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Forrester of Aberdour .000m -
Brad Jacfet Reduced!
SEE OUR JACKETS
GET OUR PR CES
Extra heavy Flannelette, twill, at 5e
Extra value in Grey Flannels, at je
Extra value in Grey Cotton, at tie
Extra value in Grey Cotton, at 5e
Extra value in Table Linen, at ,Y5e
Extra value in Tweed Dress
Goods,
etI9e
Extra value in Ladies' Vests.
Extra value in Ladies' Cash-
mere Ol es
�'
-Titre value In Ladies' Oath -
mere Hose, ..st 15e
We have received extra value in
Silks, which we are selling at a Bar-
gain. Call and see them.
Men's Fur Overcoats, away down in
prices.
See the Shirti and Drawers we are
selling for 25c. each.
04.. Da.aeein. 'enlgbrmR1.etre,Qttt1„soh.
e:CMP- RE PRICES' COMPARE QUALITY.
You Don't Require-.......
an axe to break it, or to heat it in an oven,
or to crush it with a rolling pin, or to sift it,
or to add corn starch to it
WHEN YOU USE
ICE'S PURE SALT
" THE SALT OF THE EARTH."
Your Grocer has it. Ask him for it.
Every package guaranteed to give highest satisfaction.
the Lady of the Scows, on the 14th day et
November.
Colborne h Burrows and S. Sloane w
still shipping large quantities of grain to the
Old Country. via Portland.
--The wear ,e .1eweeere••+ee .sow
os their last section, Nelson -at., and they
. xpeet to De through in • week.
The best est off to a suit that is up to
date, is • newspaper label that is up be date.
Dom your label match your snit!
Great- bargee's 1• sailor's .ad trimmed
hate, also In adios mistime .t Mies E Hil-
lier's, Kieg.ton street. Call sad see
A l.rre member of mem were imported
trom Stratford by the O.T.R. for the per -
parte of re-laylaw the burnt seek at the Bar-
bee.
Eleven ap of Rioe's Pan 8.1e were
shipped trom`tbe O.T.R. depot ea Saturday
sad • large number every other day of the
week.
The North American Chemical CO.'.
works have been working night and day
lately so try sad keep up with their order
book.
A fall attendance of the members of
Eureka Coattail No. 103, R. T. of T. 1.
requested at the meeting nest Monday
evening.
The sew window plated to the Be*k of
Kootenai building is • great impro.emsale
as people doing business at the bank oaf
now me to count the oath,
Then le • pleasant surprise in sten ter
the snheeribers of the FamilyHerald sad
Weekly Star of Montreal. e have HMS
the premium pietism/ that oomee t►aear
wait the Faintly Herald and Weekly Star.
..d ma heartily somplimsa3 any of ear
readies who are subscribers of the Finely
Herald .ad Weekly Star. How sae it he
dose ! Tint is the qu.stioe. All that the
subseribere are istereeted In knowing le that
they get the great paver sad sweat plans*
for a ridleaMnsly smut sum. t W e hear there
is • great rush fort is, and we weeder.
padded by bee sister. Mas J. McKellar of
Port Elgin, vatted last week at Mrs. H.
Gardener's. Borth has ea their retort from
Oodsrieh.-Kleaardies Review.
COMING AND GOING.
Hy. Ra3bw•II was is tows thee week.
Jae Clarke nears* be town on Moeda►.
A. M. Tedd of C1M1ea was in town tide
weak.
Dr. Slaw. ef Claim. was i. tows N
Mead•y.
F. Jordan is 'titles( is Manitoba sad the
North Week
F. Blair bantams et Bruges/, drove Mata
town ea T31srsday.
R. Ree fer4 et Chutes. was Is the se.
tetra se Thursday.
lira BdM rWOsgd to her hale he Tsr-
aoto the page week.
W. H. Puretk 41 011NM. wee is Gob -
Nei the pa * s'riaay.
HARBOR AND RIVER.
Perak Seam Males* over ter the sawn.
though the i.1 ars 01lt around the piers.
A neer ofti« hue been built for N. Dyment
*0 replaoe the ons destroyed by the recant
fire.
Peter MciEwan has the contract for re-
building the roadway te the harbor lumber
m111.
Tb. G. T. R. have only 1.id • ruga traok
.lour the dock, bat may pat down an extra
ens iD the spriest
The Grand Truk traokmeo are already
at work preparing to lay a maw track alo.g
the (bmaaay's dock.
Ceptoa Crakes got ap "team oa Smdav
and ran oat, sad brought the schooner.
Cara Yonall is se poet.
The breakwater eoatraoter rewired sev-
eral oars of to tuber early lees week. and
later several we •f quare.
The .tamer James with the barge F.
R.sssU in few, arrived in tort on Sunday
moraine. The barge was light and we.
brought to this port to winter.
The fishiest tag. Claes, was raised lest
week, sad is .-woiNly sone the wens tor
tier rent oa the bottom of ole barber.
The sabotage &Mega from Geld.. Valley
for the river ram Um port the past Monday
attarsooe and seils4 oat yesterday for the
river.
The simmer Clara Tomei discharged leer
deet aid ea the G. T. R. Book, and toss
sailed for Wellaoeburg to unload the balance
of her Gergo.
Meek to the s•tafactioo of all who knew
(pain Uolwtll sed the membon of his
enw, the eobeoner Liars Tamil was sees eQ
this pert ee Sunday M.ornisg, sad as .l.
erred the harbor, the tag ay.lyn met her
sad broagbt her late pert. The Yeast) left
Tfssssslea for the pore with • serge of
Member .. 'lands of last weak, sad ea
Tbareda and Friday what' se iatelligenoe
was received of her wbereahtrtM, it was tier-
ed the had stet wait • mabip la the Serum
of the preesediaa day., and m snag did
theft fears become on Friday .vada' that
Mev were ttsls.rspbsd te Termite papers,
However, the Y..ell ester* this port with-
** • stick of timber maeleg, er the loos
ef • aper, sad She gallant septale whim
gesstaasd m to bs bare',, leekd very
seek* • deewosd sesta as he.,.._ .sen& Be
meted the* he era► the Nwrasae
jest 31.10. leeriest the 0mestll.a lay. bat
that holing detsrmiss& te keep la deep water
he ale ler the •assume shoe. aid 4s►
Meg lea the M) et Alpellin. ltappd sea-
er. The Yt seed Tantalised there till Seta.-
day
mesa. whoa she asield raw e
fee (( dme►Ih. CCystitof ses,
a II. 14 df.s4 wt a at.rth'vwl!d '•'• *het 41 d1*rEa Slew wee ea !amuses fleet
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art 8"6"111j. fat le addMna ti aaftbe Me& there Iwo
eaada to sped Woo wbtoa • p. Wo wen as* to tr+bt0111S
lea IL M. Ilk elf Teas% uI Owlets 041.111aid alto at>,l/ lyalltitt a
bodes from MO% beirolosand .. hh
D. Beedes.ss hitt ea ferOii- ming, Mea. Meme s sftead ifs Me
;eBaI_'tit,t•����
Pure Coffee
Trade- _ _ _ _ _ . st 86e, per Ib--
e Go
'thusyou wait
--Kippered---Herring
Two large tins for 25c
The highest quality. Try them.
Good Salmon
for 10c. $ can
Perfectly Fresh and Relisble.
Tonics
Fou r
G ood--
Crystal Glass
_ata.
Washboards
Ones
The latest out. They beat the
world.
Price, 50c. each
G. M. ELLIOTT
HAMILTON BT. GROCER. .._ Telephone 52
HURON'S GREATEST STORE.
After all that's said and read, Cash transactions keep us on
the move anywhere between twelve and fourteen hours a day, and
there is no reason why such a healthy trade condition should not
continue with us.
There is no better appointed Dry Goods Store in the West.
We have the run of the best Wholesale Warehouses in Canada.
Every important department' --the .
Millnery, the Fancy Goods,
General Dry Goods,
has an expert at its head, and every detail of the business care-
fully looked after.
MILLINERY
GREAT THANKSGIVING OFFERING.
W INGO, FEATH)l FI OWSRS
and RIR'SO S.
HALF PRICE SPECIAL SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY.
SAILOR AND WALKING HATS, HALF PRICE.
NOVELTIES, IN VEILING.
This ie the beat time to look through the Faney Goods 1>e-
partment. We show a greater variety of Holiday Novelties than
any three houses n the trade.
R.
B. IT 8 'S-
Q W. ANDREWS, Manager.
New Fall Milliner
THE LATEST
HATS AND
STYLE8 IN
BONNETS
and all the Newest nada in
VELVETS. FLOWERS and FANCY FEATN'R&
Aosta ler PA.RXERS DVS WORE
DXSSEIS YAT