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mane U*,r 10 2• / Jm•
1f•fl'd pQAter.
Dendlitri
*.f NICHOLSON
Av • Room. O
0016 Mag. Crowns
16 Years Expert ate
L M. MABEE, D•D•8 r L.D.B.,-DEN•
L .11 dwt).1 opur •et and • Preserve
d
for •11 dent►1 Ota• pet
os of the *aural feel • / e1•ity lel
overlies; Rehire es dry r de store, oor-
aer et Kest at am Ite Sasses. sr
tlM. TUBS I JLL. D.D.B., Lo iS.-
. Dental 1111 asae-1 •...12 and poise-
Isle.
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111.ed
vrith&� 0gold or slum
lOre• to the
11as t w eilere1 tooth. Ott t•
eIw•• a sew
7.16 a.m
2 ts)
L16 o.m
M[edloal.
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Irate from
r otdessa• 'ash
e. emu irem reotdes.e.elle di
LOSILL
L4 0. CAMEROle, BAR
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Ines.' dry good. .tore.
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9oltdter. Notary P• ante Canadian
Beak of Commeres Members. the Square
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DMA. Souses.
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. colter, 0 .mfsslIllswia1s ands` al. wA
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+w Oftdoor
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Avesta. rates Or interest. 12*
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TevasPaT, May ti, 1898,
THS-] I.33.A.DI1T N E1WaPAP E a OF HURON OOTTNTY_
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y, EDITOR.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : MAY 5, 1898.
H ELLO ! 1NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
THE OLD I From our own Correspondents
•
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THN BEt$T
Scranton Hard Coal
IN THE MARKET
All Coal weighed on the Market Bailee,
whish roil get 1000 lbs. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden 114411111.11P28 A WM'S Stare
•spotDptty attended to.
GOD1ERIOU
BEAM BO1LIRlWORIB.
V
A.8. OHRYSTAL,
ss
I �
LAMS Sad &II/WTa>ZO
MuPiv �T�ua 1;, et hi 00,000 CO
Privet C to y
onelli
*nilly. ILO.t% 1f
*melte ONb.rse
IA ON TOa wApr private t,a S CENT
able Orb b
mossysem 10.0 lotto. fat nibs end
t orestt saw• be sale. L N 'LRWIa serlISR.
C. SZAO KR, CONNEYANCINO AND
t_,_._... odes. .ppostte Martin's Botal
Got
ONEY TO LEND ON MORTC3'A(3Q
b1GIL
U ,,; ti l .d.
doh.
F J. T. NATTItl•, TIRE, LITE AND
erica.
egiE
erica e•s _ lagam
•4-
-O�
)LONIY TO LIED. -A L & R G Ii
lewa.i et Private
tee hives=
R'I.s.alar Itis, Mord
"=
..,. *.A ,- 11[esq te Lewd 0 pu.�fMt
bonlie
nett.. .t the lows* vote et ts.e•. •I
an door beet tai wan to lIgnerts. W •r as ees Mgr
Mb
�� �t.1!
e0eaeaserto Okrestol _ -
nuta.faCtnrer et all kinds of
BOZL E R
Smoke Stooks, Salt Yana, Sheet Ise.
Works, etc., etc.,
And Dealer la-
Engtsos, Maobin•ry Castings, k0.
All elms of Pipes and Pipe
Valves,Stoma and Water Gauges, ere sad In.
•a Valves,
Hard at Lowe•
A .p.otal line of Steel Water sad Hog
Tten�e for use of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to.
A. S. OEATBTAL.
P. O. Box W. Sadesl.O.
There le later -aide Bete That Cosset be
/mod Anywhere Lies -Rewe et the
rye. "y Specially seperted
Per The $ipal•
Idly
bride, who was baadeomely attired in a be attributed why she should take her own
travelling suit of dark green with bat to
match, was assisted by her sister, Miss
Anne Donahue, of Emmett, Mich., while
the groom was supported by his brother. J.
Lannon, of Ashfield. Atter the osrem•ny
the bridal party repaired to the resides's
of Mrs. Lag*, the bride's mother, where
the wedding dinner was partakes GI. and on
the 4:46 r. a. LH. & R. train Mr. Dad Mn.
Lanolin lett for Detroit. where they will
Ills. Mrs. Kent was • daughter of We
Griffin, and bad been a resident of town tor
ma•y years and was held to blip esteem by
bar large corals of Irmads and acq°untanoes.
LUCKNOW.
• The annual mooting of the Locknow 1'0b-
1le Library was held In the reading room
Monday evening, May 2nd, at 8 o'olook,
when officers were elected, reports received.
take lip their residpoe. and other busineu attended to.
The members of the Crieket Club tendered Dr. 1). R, Bone, of Chesley. has bee& .p -
F. W. Terry a farewell sapper at the Hotel ;misted issl,eotor fog Bose trod Grey for
ClarenMy
don 00 ..a. 0100108. It wog 00 applytna the tuberogas NateWee for ex-
BLYTH. enjoyable event. - port to the United States.
Tart week ter a tw
geed HaggMies Higley has returned from Goderich. Drs. Bleokall and Ball have lately made
week. for tnD. C. 1deMorren, the director of the
Nt was on the sick list last aattteaL. tests &maim oattle u this viotdty Muslaal Society's band, of this villa*., was
,erenloeb, hint so far bare riffs& Te Called over to Paisley- w
Malcolm Somers has returned home frost discover its 511114000. days to ass his mother who is very IIL
W tertoo.
Alex. Visitor left last week oe a booboos
trip to Manitoba. -r
The Blyth brickyards have cominfleMlil
operations for the season.
The regular monthly melting of the Biyth
*moil was held on Tuesday evening.
N. H. Young. A. S. Dickson and W. W.
Sloan have returned from their trip to Ws-
eisslppL
Andrew MoCaa. fattier of Mrs. (Dr.)
Sloan, of Toronto. Is seriously ill at the
resideooe of Dr. Sloes with paralysis.
Dr. Chisholm, of Wiagbam, was in Blyth
on W 0I0.Sltatton with Dr. Tait
en an else. the palest being e
why beg bels ill for
S wMr. sedum John Dreimased, est - swam.
Leu 1)..Msod, left Blysa
alY Friday statues. They will visit ter a
these with rillat-4-ixtiateed end .
laebtoo and Kest eeonties beta* tads1
up their residence •t Atle•W0. hE
CLINTON. '
There Woe • meeting rInna Dohe morning f 9
Perrin Block. co y'
o'otock, te re-orgainze the mania club.
Jaa. Steep, aceomp&nied by bis son.
Harold, lett last week for
Dian Head,f cane els
Al-
berta. Be took along o
of live stook, implements. oto.
Rev. Fred smith, M.A.. one of the epetdal
deputation sent out trout Ragland, delivered
a looters to Bt. Paul's oharsh S. taboo' o*
the Jews on Tumidity evening.
[8t. Joseph's ohuroh was crowded on
Tues-
day of t. S week. M witthe • piab of
Mies DY Smug Jolts eielas .ad - Lee -
see, et Detroit. '1'be esr.m00Y was Per-
formed by Rev. Father Wise The far
1
Canadian
Pacific Ry.
i
I
S THE DIRECT FAST
ALL -CANADIAN
ONLY LINE
TO TAKE FOR
The brickwork en the new Doherty fac-
tory will be oompleted in a few days 1f the
weather still keeps floe. As many as 191
persons were employed on the premises, in
various °ap iar es. al one time last well.
Mr. Doan has retial Steep's °old storage
building, and bas Present using it to com-
plete sense week he had under way. He
will still bay bides and skins, as formerly.
but has net yet decided what( he will do
towards rebuilding the tannery.
WINGHAM.
Miss hila Deans bas been very ell for the
pest oouple of weeks. At last reports she
was oa a fair way to recovery.
Tb. May quarterly services of the Matt-
hew Methodist cobweb were held last See-
ley. The pester, Rev. fir. I?hseos,
as halal.
of the bicyclists of town was SEAPORTS,.
Yid OR Monday night, with the view of Battalion
0 lab In month order ter tete pby 0 list°s33rd os May tow Meted
te
leatee
Manitoba,
the N c rth west,
Klondike and Yukon
Gold Fields.
NOW Ma.bIf. dhoys.
VIi:IEM
lh et y,
ALL KINDS
.,. obis
the -�
*4116
le
L_
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIM[.
ACCOMMODAI ION UNSURPASSED.
3 TO THE PCARS
C FIC COAST
Buchanan@ & Rh) Gas, of Goderich, have
Hen awarded the °entreat for the Bao
new 44,500 ohuroh the Presbyterians are,
erecting at St. Helens. The building was
dos/rood by W. E. Smola*., of Listowel,
The new dines will be fitted with the air -
color sate, and will have bot the same
•000mmod•Won u the churoh this firm is
er.uting at Londe/shore.
At the Board of Directors' meeting of the
Malone Breach Agrioultural Society. in the
Mechanics' institute on Saturday last, a
*mutat* mastitis, of President, Peter
McKenzie, and vies -President Peter Corri-
gan, was appointed to go to fdamilton sad
wafer with the owner of the Agricultural
Park as to Its purobaee, and if satisfactory
arrangements *scoot be made for the pres-
ent park. the Satiety will purohw new
grounds elsewhere.
AGENCY -FOR
CRESCENT
BICYCLES
GEO. W. THOMSON
Same interesting facts regarding the output of "Crescent "
Bicycles in 1897, by the Western Wheel Works,
of Chicago, Illinois.
1In 1897, the total number of Crescent wheels sold was 83,000.
The number manufactured per day, 750 complete bicycles.
350 miles of Tubing was used.
780 miles of Wire was used in the construction of the spokes.
Steel forgings used in the rough weighed 113 tons, and when
finished, 21 tons ; or 92 tons of waste in drilling and finishing.
32,084 square feet of sheet Steel was used in constructing the
sprockets.
Crescent Bearings required 18,997,300 steel balls.
1'77,883 square feet, of O -
gig Saddles and`Toni Bag.. •
The-Gestioo as to the otwine at the Nares The tint foot. ball match of the NUNS
will be Played In town on Saturday nen-1W-
twines
entwi es Clinton Collegiate institute and boa.
forth.
On Monday eveni51 lot the 33rd Batt.
hand played '• Erin and the Brennan', in
Cerdso's hall. There was • good audience.
.re. views were fair, bat the eloontl000ry
powers displayed by the man who explained
the different views were not up to the
mark.
One day Wt week, while I;am•Boole end
Iwo Puresll were driving out ot the leas in
the rear of Aedrew Tooge' • grocery 'tore,
an accident betel them. The horse estates
frightened and m.king • bolt up the rod,
the wagon upset. while turning the corner
at Jobs -et. Isot,loor0pa°te were thrown
out, but ..caped eerune +°jury•
of town at 7 o'oleck each evening, may
Saturday, has bels causing come talk on the
street daring the week.
Qeite a number of the members of the
0aaadien Order of Foresters ot town at-
tesded the funeral of Wm. Caesar at Bot-
gnre on W.dneed•y &harness.
Court Maitland, No. 1 9, �0mbar+rya
s pleasant evening
Wends on Wednesday of last week. Sostel
eeeveres, games, .to., were indulged un-
rmthe
til the °baian. Dr. Kennedy.
meeting to order. A short program was
this rendered.
Margaret Kent, relict of the late Edwin
Kest sled on Sunday morning last. De.
mead came to her death by polecat, admin-
istered by bee awn heed. bot no cones cos
TcaOit'ro, April nth. lfea
WE OTTER AT TAR SVOJECr TO ALLOw1•ser
$100 BOND AT 5 PER CENT., INTEREST,
$70,000 5 per cent. 20 -Year First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE BELLEVILLE CI 1 Y 1 LiI:CTRIC RAILROAD.
I.tenoltrayabls .eml•....•lly, on tee fleet day or way rod November. s,o,pons payable •t the !Rank of Yeatral, TeWeida
r'ea&e•
Asada of Onsde•omin.t*• of a/Oe each. dated Apr., 16, 1.ee'The bootie Op.,/to.W� by a rat the limortgage
heedoped, ad* t SO. T ad,
Corpora..leis of Ont.rlo, eft the entire *.lief. franekt.v, prop• y.
Limited. .t MUsvu
Fall tetorwatieale•d141Apply
to ee
dMolds." d Yokes Sold ed.
R. RAZJOLIFFf],
- QOD1aRZ08- ',ilio or nine months oft e Y
�C>♦�I'Q'rr tldl,ge en this property cons11t of stone
hosts M y os. bol
et
lAl-
re
red
1t(. o t srlo.
gloats will bo received far the above lure in amounts to suit pure .
r appiloat/ow blank below.
chasing or leasing thirty n,rea of land
rr,rest rMi-i•ad eeolpmshc hoot to 189 3. a Atting up for a Perk, as hereafter
Two miles of track bay already bee. mentioned. •
told; the e,eaat.weUso u flnt.cis,., EZTENIIO1(S AND IMPH,OP'77.7Te. -It Is
Road -bed. -Macadam\ tone ballast.
proposed to extend the line from Frand
ont
street west to the yropoaed •*.aril the.
Ties.-5.640 to the mile, hemlock. cedar cemetery, which will run,
and tamarack, in good condition.
whole Way, through a thickly settled 'w-
and
were and tion, and will Dave on the route the t3ov-
Italls are bonded with copperernntent lnstftutlon for the Ilwat and
cross -bonded every 126 feet. Dumb. the mineral baths, and the Agrl-
Polee-TblrtY feet seven Inch top cedar cultural grounds.
polo" to good condition, set In rock five There are no parks at present IBelle-
tangent.,
ethe
rt on ell e, but wlthtn three mNe
feet or dirt six feat, 100 feet apo eertlre of the city. on the &hors o[ the
tangents, twenty feet apart o0 curve.. flay of t,tulnte. n.ltuItg the eee h' *i loeIhe
alignment. cemetery.
all In good city' akte, the Company have seilCted
(ver -head Censtructfon.-Span wort la about thirty sere. for a perk. onye of the
good condition. guy and •pan wire, Yrin• most charming spots on the. bay. This f -
stranded galvanised wire iron, trolley thirty ale cre e. oto be uruck., he itt
*strew --0- copper. _,l,he headings 0»•ie tacrnese and baseball grounds. A
a» situated coon t t nb of the Moira • amusements b to bevtdon for mbuilt.
ents and pn-
river, and are In good repair. The corn-
whteb Includes EECIZPT$.-At prevent. only two mile,. of
ase own the property, , track being la:d. with termini at the rales
t the beat mill sites on the Nver, t and steamboat dock. the reot-
gas o easily 100-h e• for
caD•Dle of generating h ear ,rete road depot
dentist portion of the city le not reached,
and Ott reeelp'• are derived from "Wase
connectlona only. -
JOHN KNOX, ONIINSAL ADO-
N.po. sad Last ♦ M
rim red .Oi-l)sage -. te
mlestoue
Burtoa'
VO�odpd.rta& P. O., e
OX Oosnsv A
as�
11[IIShalfaS' I1tOflltUte.
CTTLE BROS.
Plumbers
Steam -Fitters
n O 11IIOcalf1A astAHiod' �Ab1l1Y
Wit/.•e
e..1 nee greet end Ile/
Osseo teem 1 to t r.m. and Moe 1 to le lase
&BOUT MOO VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
LeeiiR! Deep, liiolip ted Illaterdall
heart, Merefise, ego., se Tac
busio sorlgteurr.011117Ift.es.
ambler bee M Mem, mad `sedtaa
Y =M*
,,U 1J '
tens*" s#attp rsssever
ill, R. SAI
eN Iw�M� *Ugh MIL
bas ler-room 30 x 60.
separated by Mane
separated frerri eagitte-r
wall; .ter5hew5• 40 : 16, attached to
mals butldj.S, square brick stack. sixty
feet set seobi•fiveuIon, nue a
tochee square. Immo feet ,,quare-
doutill two -sterol brick houwe; a one and
a half -storey brick house. cross
Powe nd Brows 11it 5'13 x 20 x I0; one
compound
let 'mein,.
6 1 a it iI;
one horizontal tubular bolter. e2 x 14 It 3
tubes: brick foundation and setting; one
vertical holler, 30 x 6; one duplex steam
in
rump; all necessary piping,
hefting; 1 Canadian O. E. generator. to,
t .W.M-P.. 560 revolutions. Me volts; ane
slate panel switch board. complete. 200
600 voice. The Present power-
- _ n rnleh , entitlement
t.As artiPlY euft!elent ro
a ` turnl.more power than Is"Ti1t2HdtayY'r•r
the proposed extension.
ear Equipment. -Ono twenty-one feet
eloaed mater air. equipped with two
twMgty-Me H. P. 0..E 100 motor., end
two series *reit* ..0trell"114 Will No.
21 truck; one hlxtet's feet cloned motor
.'nr. same as abot'e; two ten -bench open
car.. converted Int° motors: The pro -
1 r..• rl •xtenslon will neceseitnte the
'a:l* IInx of about three wiles addltlbnal
read, which. It is intended to do in the
I .0 Detantlal mmwtern and Improveanti tn d
,; with the most
car service
Have removed to West
side of the Spare, next
Sturdy Bros. Grocery, -
so here they will be
pleased to see all their
customers, and as many
more se will favor them
with a call.
West gide Square,
C+ocleximl '3.
TRUIfRIIE-'rho trancfil•e 1s frit twenty
-: ear.. with the right of eve* exclusive
c&l for
twenty years Tenter; lsi
right on an the meds and I,rlA1r11. and
asoptp4* the company front taxation:
deb0 lint nregq1*l» to pay any ps'rcentaRr
' of the t.c0Dt• to the city. end eitow5
the
optlefiermatr. tit ' , p.hrr,iring ers
Paying by
Total weight of Wheels eel in '97 wen 1,381.8 1, pounds, or 1,191
tons.
WesterWheel Works turn out more High (trades Wheels this
any two factories in America.
PRICES OF `r CRESCENTS":
$`25.000 $$ 0.00
50.00 $60.00
for eight months at least, say 1,IOt
AM days. ....
00
WOO 00
The e.tlm:+te, which has been
car, fully gone into, Is „WY
conrertative, and, based on
the lowest post:ble results, 111,2311
�
shows a net profit of
nrTELEI'r ON ebbs IE2IIE to knee tee PEE CENT. BONDS ' .,
EET LITER PAYING ALL
CHAESEI _ 11117,039 at
We have carefully examined the above
the rli t twocyears are the gqcorrect, •ppts for
also be-
lieve that the estimates as to future earn-
ings and expenses are conservative.
(Signed) S. e. LAZIER.
Local Master Master of the Supreme Court.
CAMERON BROWN,
t the Dally Ban Publishing
Id and Printing Copan
JOHN J m
B. ?La ,
Police Magistrate of the City.
DAViD B. ROBERTSON,
City Clerk.
Dated Belleville, city lof Nellsyflle. In the
yunty of with a population of
about
uty .0 0. }lasting.,
6lulntelabutl1201miles from Toronto. sad
200 from Montreal.
It la et thrlvtng, busy piers. surrounded
by excellent
hest markets Inthelands. province.
has on
and
e
of the
The buildings are principally of brick
end stone. the prf:ate residence*' bette
superior to those In places .f much larg-
er sift.
The streetsand the pr. good macadam-
rinccipal sidewalks
lard roads,
s,
are concrete.
It has an excellent system of water
*apply, gas. and electric light.
Shops of the Grand Trunk railway are
Minded here, Belleville being a ivisional
point of the rds&.
The rallSst! depot 10 located at the
north-eaht part of the telly, about one
and ono -half milts from the man centre
of Front street (the principal bueintunt
��.���� 1u about two miles
from the .t1athboat'Aolkk. - ---
The following places are worthy of no-
Itre .-`Three colleges, turtent In-
.... DOrte umb three
Juveniles, - - 20.00
Adults, 40.00
Tandems and Chainless, 75,00
All " Crescents " fully guaranteed.
A. shipment of " Brantfords " is expected in a few days.
Asa shown by the books of the
company. from this patronage
com-
pletewas yearrealised has been In opera-
tic,'" *11.12.42. al average, Per o,61M Tt
year o[
It to estimated theft the ro = n
to be derived ttta e
a;on_
Park and *10 atta*tloM (only
estimating twenty days for
.peclal attractlofts and 760 at-
tendance) , 2,740 00
00
Car rervl:o Ce to
Average' •'oily attendance
park and cemetery, May to t.Y00 00
Oct.. 131 day*', 2027
-_-0rdifftn'Y-twee asseea-al .para_ -- -----
end tr1n. 'sty per easy, "..th,.:0,, 5.150 ne
Oars ,
I16"°06 27 5tnutlon [or the
• I daily n/wapaDeT• thrlo foundries, two
e shown by the k*%k, of t e
romps"}. fila exP•b en, canning factories, tour flour futile. 11101
for y.-th. two ywM have been, u0t(ti tluwnre factory, three cabinet fnetortee.
per Year ere furniture factory, one paper mill, ono
•,ter fuel to On 00 carnage factory, and one woollen mill.
soretee loan r,s,wectfully.
ft not the ftie
je mel Theion socharter
e mole*
_• � Th. Drewrd• et the ow of
g'hs mead swift of the Seat k bi�wb 11O la
wee fteN se deo Grip loess are to be used to building three
p urchastttg e1tr.►A
es al -
A os7ei, st bit w."::4116. fait C 0 ptr5 nt t11• lats•t Improved
a�...�.s+-.� "nee aM.As/ -"• *.Liken& to seenmmnAata the Imran,.ed
t�sss , 041Mt t W.E. Pow*, T10. kplill.lgs of ile mmp °1. err.efn� n
1 iAe lve.snt two
g_ttpa��,,r_-_��_- w li ,i ni. M'levee - h a trap.. latrZall a edge m
> ff.•slw a Hehtp l)M7 Israel t ,A/Overres, and sit Safe,.
gel 1Mtt/E
G_ -RT_ TT=TOMSON
STURDY BROS
THE C3-ROCER8,
Is the store for :-
FINE TEAS, COFFEES, LUNOH "DELICACIES,
SIIaDRIEDFRUIITS, HAMS, BACON,
GREEN FRUITS
FLOUR, (all the best brands.)
Our stock of China and Glassware is well assorted, and marked at low.
est possible prices.
STURDY BROS.
On the Square -West Side.
AddItlenal
new torr, est Car
AAdtttonat 1p. 312l day WYATT & CO..
Contingencic5•
• gimp* lliemberToronto Stock Exoh(nt.,
trwllt (Which
or E. L SAWYER ,e6 CO.
CANADA LITE ELM TORONTO.
When the dim It N at
upon
pr 0
It *111 *'n v1 pet In $wt4
ito....
BELLEVILLE TRACTION BOND .
• FORM OF APPLLICATION.
WYATT It Co
RniWi"t�Tero E*charge,
Moeda Life
nr F Shirts* k Co.
Canada Lifts AnlMlnt. Toronto.
Rondo. of par rolne of 2100 each.
G l,1 1Rr • i alai•" 1M1 tens
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MISS CAMERON,. MILLINER
HAMILTON STREET.
I wish to announce that, having been unable to dispose of
my business, and in order to reduce the stock and at the same time
keep up the good standing of my business, I have secured an as-
sortment of - all the handsome New Shades in Trimming Effects,
also the Newest Shapes, all of which I purpose selling at very
Low Prices in order to clear out the stock.
A call respectfully solicited.
MISS C &MERON.
has
SPRING
GOTS AND SHOES
TMS SHARMAN, Jr.
an extensive stock of Boots and Shoes on hand, that for quality
anti pries cannot be beaten in Ontario.
THE FAMOU; SLATER SHOE
al -I •
still holds first place, having made a record by its
Wearing and easy -fitting q.lalitiee.
OUR LADIES' OXFORD TIES
are the best ever put on the Goderich market for
quality and price.
vvnsz_ sH-esa.R .A.zs, Usitie
THE PRACTICAL 8KOEMAKER, GODERItU.
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