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THE SIGNAL : GODERIGH. ONTARIO.
THE CHEAP STORE.
Three Dwys'SIWn
including to day, will complete the record of our Clearing Sale of Sumrnwr Goods,
and we are prepared to make them BANNER DAYS. A glance at this list will
show you that these linea will be closed out in a short time,
DONT MISS THE CHANCE !
MUSLIN/3.
Organdie Muslius, regular 15c,
going now at 7c
GINGEAELB.
-Th. bea/Impoeled, worth from
15c, to 2Oc., for 10c
- - PRINTS.
A special lot, extraordinary
value. at
DRESS GOODS.
A special line Double Width,
Fancy Effects, regular 25c,
going at lbs
RUSTLE LININGS
JAPANESE
Regular 15c., for
elarlAoci--far
SHIRT WAISTS. _ ..
ith White COttlis- _L -----_s gr4"ed3111alaa$,
regular 21, for bOc
UNDER WEAR.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
A range of Ties, in Bows, Four -
in -Hand and Knotts, going
at2for,.. 25c
CLOTHING. ��
Night Gowns, Fancy Etnbroid-
DRAPERIES. ery Yoke, regular 21, for..
Skirts, Drawers, Cliemiae,Cor-
10c set (lovers, etc.;
PARASOLS.
All lines reduced. A special
75c Silk and Wool ,steel kame, •
good size for rain orMiade,
regular 21.50, for 81 00
HOSIERY. RIBBONS
Fine Black Hose, regular 20c,
going two pairs foe .--
GLOVES.
Tan Silk Gloves, regular 40c.,
for 25c
l[II4LIUERY AND CAM.
Never were Ribbons such a no- An thin ' 1• your
� o e toilette ay they are nwti -
^�!f-fOr' �tEtt. �IEeI: i�tAtltli�M�,M ",v:`m'�itdlll'.:� _.�pS,
>Se/eit L the y g In sue 1005 at
-�' • v ery I e puce.
etc., no you will lie interested in
our sale of Fancy Ribbons.
Regular 40c. and 50c. lines -going
at 25c.
Remember, these are the last days.
'O 4URCH NOfEa
Mag Veatress,of lama, sew two soles al
tee everts( savior t. North -at Methedl.t
charoh oo Sandy.
Tae husaelaf .stlag e1 the (iodic" ail'
tricot sat the M40 .d i 0burea will be held
. t fioleo..ville oe Tae.dey nest.
Rey. C. 0. tous,.s, pastor of the Auburn
M.Ia.duo osegreeatlou, bas gone to th.
manse's= al (Athos Swage, N.1'., M
watch of heallb.
Rev. Mr. !relate of !.race church, St.
Thoma. will oeuupy the pulpit of Vitoria•
o. Methodist March at boo morels( and
w aiting weans Sunday nest
The preparatory eervloe. at Lesbians ea
Friday mera4. will "e meditated by Rev.
Mr. Meldrum, In place of Rev. M•. Hamil-
ton, u stated le the I.•eburn correspond
woe.
Rea. Father West intends to Civ• the
obildren of St. Peter'. ohurob Sunday school
an outiog s0 Meeeeetuog Pink on Wed.e*
day nest, withal will be Sunday school day
of the Chautauqua Assembly.
Rev. T. J. Murdock a the new pastor of
the ('thea Baptist church. H. tomoved
to Clinton from Tcawater The New Kra
sap, •.h. u a •igoroas speaker, apparently
n ot strand to stand by hi. oweletloe.
The pieta at Bayfield Tuesday of lac
week. although most of the liod.rich
people were prevented from participating
In It, was soaped by the Chinon people,
who epeot a very pleasant afternoon and
evening at the pretty late port.
Rev. T. E. Higley, of Blyth, who is
about to remove to Bt.ohenm, wee preeeolr 1
by the Orasr&mtp of Morris Marriot with e
parse of geld ..d an .ddrw appreciative
d the reversed 11.m..'s lab ire as a
er of the l l teed • mombey,
ago Order.
` RiBD:-l'elsr'i eharo`Ti'"oar�� ��
810.11 titre NM oar mos or dairy.
DIED.
WILSON. - le Yadertok, ea t1r)dar tweeter:,
L.. (telt, Melee Gray MsOlure neat a+
the MN Jobe Wilson. aged 71 year..
til♦MI1T(LN.-la Gederlok, on Yrldat =ora-
ls/I. Amnia 1141, 14IM Hugh Hamlltoe,
aged al years ead 3 months.
TME WEEKLY Mwnwel REPORT
(10D anN1. •W
Pan Wheat. ..
wt
clow•
Stow, �tei war owwr
.esulk -411-
•
.a�,..... .......... ...•'
Hay. IP to�..
Yatt'Kws. •Mea.....-..........
ion ft5.e masse- , e deg....
Pate
Lamb Skies
...
ve
W� Here sass.. _- ...............
obiter. ear Ih..........
Dressed asef, fore quarter
Dressed Heel, bind
Herter. per buck
10. 4015.
70.070
WI to 23M to 00 latil OD Iola 041
22 l 47 a 0 1111
47
57 to it
50 to 000
11 to 0 10
10 to 0 11
00 to 1 00
11010700
10to010
00 to040
u le 3 M
10 to 0111
10 10 0 14
IC to 0 11
0010300
00 to 650
40 to 0 40
CHARCOALI
after veso.rs, Ma yoaeg easel were re-
reoelved lam membership of the 8odallt•
B. V. M. Lb. service being oo.dsoted by
Rev. Fiala, West The revesesd geoids.
men .poke al some length on the object' of
the Sodality, sad exhorted the newly e
wired memben to follow °lowly the ex•
ample of their patronage. tering the is -
caption the 04olt sees the Te Daunt
Rev .lames %Oilenn, R A , and family re-
turned to .Ntarara Fells South o0 1Vedne -
day of 1 s: week. The reverend a.etlemea
soak lin. Woof. of Raw. .1 A Anderson in
t of Knee church derlog the lat.
asOw,+wehaar iliE•c
•110 sod .b lily, hi. address' to the yaai.y
people en tail lea M 'Math eremi,e h. ora.
here beim, a psrttoulsrly able .11 art, Mr.
and Mr . tt'dea and their ch hires whole
hen weer the rams of Moe. Woleon's fail,. r
A. Sandy, of S.liford
The services in Knox oho, 'i on Sand •y
IJ,Itt.w.r., of special ioiereet and- a1trweee
tiers tnlrerai lob* in tie mofaing /tee
Jae. A Andrea, It A occupied the pal
pit •ttrr an absence .4 four we. k. %bile
taking vr••atio.. Mow Almon. of Clinton,
ail aoD us cog • ecepta este, n 1 shin' theev50d,"
ti an acceptable manger. Io the ereaior
r the service was eaadeote,l by Rev Andrew
Meldrum, 1).D, of S♦ Paul, Mute., who
delivered • powerful and preotioal oddreee.
A swami feature .1 the musical part of inn
service sew the rendering of Hamilton
/:ray's " Dream of Parsing.," by Mose Eva
Aebuon, wk._e.wewith swat nese and ex-
pressior.
The choice will go soon.
Don't miss them.
PRICES FOR PRODUCE.
's & Co'
PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS.
• Noels' test as 01.4.11--110 •rte.ds.ee
(arse sad P1....re s.b.usded.
A pleasant ssesmbly took plata on the
semig of the 810 init. in Young's H
KleMll, The cheerful Isom and midi
aanL.sancee of the members who am
It, as well as other oharacteristio feat
.ltd& f tear to m0Lioo to order to ay
the Marge el flattery, dearly evinced
oboe was .eetethieg of a special deeortpt
en
board. Exhilarative tondo
tilled the hall, and under lis tm.pirinq
Sumo& many engaged In the mazy de
which was kept up for some time .pparen
ly to the meat eajey0smt of Wow wile
Aged M R.
_ kat new wenn s different (afore in t
m0rtafe.eat. A few of the ladies of t
motion who well know bow m provide t
N. Meer ma., wh..s ability to prepare
testy meal a only surpassed by their
catty, supplied the company with • manna
ow Iunob.es whale was highly apprise&
s.d mach relished.
This pleases task beim disposed of,
was sieved by Morgan Dalton, our worth
deputy reeve, and resolved, that Dr M
L.eean 000epy the 00.lr and preside o
N. mistiest, numberleg over one handy
and fifty arsons. As the sequel fel
pre,d, • batter wlsotiou of chairman woo
be difo&lo to maks. It le unnecessary
Mate that the doctor dlsobarged the dot
whiol devolved upon him as chairmen in
*Molest and pleasing manner, All wh
knew hien are already t oavinoed of his ra
ability to preside over • meeting of thio
of any ether tied. His address was w
Menest and abounded with beeomiog am
pUstme to Mks Sullivan and her man
friend., oea.r.tolaMag both on the prevail
we
e ll,
foe
posed
arse
old
that
toe
soos yoar (rtettda.
DOS I MRN P. ArwriN M. A. LAMHART,'.
} Mus M. l'omnsa J..1. KittL,.v
M. B. Nom.' M. O'Neal
al- Mho 9o11tvae, full of emotion, made a
h. mitel,ls reply to this .ddresa, ted, in very
ha choke language, thanked her (needs for
or then; kind words sod valuable present. She
a
assured the company that their leninees m-
•
words her would not he forgotten and that
r their love and esteem, though undeserved,
pted
would ohor her on to the journey of 141.,
and that the rcoolleotlon of them would re.
it main grata is her memory. She declared
that their valuable pressor would be highly
treasured by her, not only for its intrinsic
yr valoe but Oemanating t chain of affection
sd between her friend. to Asbf4.ld a4 herself.
M.oh overcome by embarr..m.nt, she
IA again einoerely thanked her friends for their
to
04.4.ees and 'enormity of winch had been
tarnished ample proof.
y The following was the program :-Op.m-
a
0 Mg by she ohsir, •• :1 Hot Time is the Old
Tows Tonight " : solo, " Terance's ! &rowel!
e re Kathleen," b Morgan gan Odtoo ; colo,
regard, hoping that you qty be long 'pared
to weer the former sed eujoy the we of the
latter and Oat tight of them may aid you
to remember your 'Heinlein Aabfleld where -
ever your lot may he oast. We further
hope that tau ring may I, e Iloeeted by
another is the near futon, which shall be
attended with much comfort .04 happiness.
A. ell •ublonaly things must have so
sod, we must brut( our remarks to • dose
by sincerely wallow that pro.pertiy may
s000mpaey you, and by repeating the affect.
tag word, farewell. Signed on behalf of
" in the 81adom of the Pine," by Mies
Maggie Iamb/atom ; chorus, " (iood•bys
• &favourite's, ' by the ehoir. Danolog was
Y then rammed and kept up until • certain
Mg friendship sad goodwill whish existed --
M the locality among Me oommeiit v
en the protest at.paiow oaemton. 'fbree
1.414. gird..i
, beautifully attired ler the os -
00... modestly mete leeward and mode the
rt.batiste to tie been reeel•er, whit
M. O'Neil, t student of S.odwtoh Col
Your aorresoondmit expresses, with no
small degree of pride, that, regardless of
the read oo thew social woasions. the use
toga, read the address and did it amyl
ja4Moa. Foll.wter is the adder@ •
Ktsoaistt,us, Angmt 9th, 1898,
Mutts 0. 4CIJ.I0AN, Ashfi.M
DRAG MINA 801,LIVAN,-R O. the undue
Mead, In b.4alf of yaw eom.rou. friend.
and wcllwiebers M e►e township of A.hliel4
ra.p.sttally osl) year ato.stfon to the pre
vel i.g sentiment in regard to yourself par.
.easily, and 14. regret *bleb is felt at the
peeap.4 of year !.aver es. We ail r•
sledsd at aha tltns of ear Medway t.
Haylee& and Yves !.eget btte wselahres of
s wmmber .f tam body until we le.s it, and
%bon we full) realise tr..al40 &ad tbe wee -
h1 porpoise h seev5d us. ie like manner It
may M that 010 been of veer promos gad
valuable sorviev may have bees overlooked
wink . No eajoym•o4 d both, but sew,
en the eve of year departure, we bogie te
es sur lees. Year sealable dlepmri•
Feer ..Wrtsg efforts te promote every
gauss, year efaelme sad nsoo&esf.l
Marge et et veer duty as Maher to the ender
Mean M
beim el ear pemeet Wm! ham
d yea M us and kith as bei remlies
en see imbeds d Moe and rawest towards
scoreM Galore as whom will se UN la he -
d ./pse. For be aa6
ogee 5. ea Ude
M oily or her .se.si:n re .start a' My de.
she to r4.e steerage' toel ell
alta i emery 1 yet we most all yonder
wkafv11 but year metal and ee&we4nr
ham ee.s.sd vea slay Prised. I.
ar.Y.a d a msery we., ea this Yens,
Nr Saliva., 14 es new sees.at
MoAWL Optyand hk.,
mein 4okes et est seism sell
of ieteelaoa is rarely with...._: acid the
1 effects of them newer men. Corollary --
Prohibition in hot seeded in KMMt1.
e Au lynx
enbiecta. The reoolte attest to the Monet
work of principal T. O. Alla.
Vitn.pNy ST011.11 -tut Thuredy sight a
severe storm of Amide', lightning end rain
passed over this valet -it and vieiaity. The
d.wap.ur, thougb a h.evy ooe, ow not suf
Solent m oouotsraot the effects of the long
drought. The .intens of the stem alarmed
may of our ei0m..., but we are plead m
state tb.t so far as known, little damage
fess done. A now belonging to ooanotUor
Wm. ('anteloo, hest Wawa00.n, winch
was In Use stable breath t he barn, was
killed by tb. hghmisg. Fortunately the
barn was not a any way damaged. Two or
three telegraph poles were spilt in two,
(:owelen 1101) (Mier. Wilson Elliott sod
wife, of Lake (Moes., hitch., who have het.
00 • trip n. the lakes, were In our viUaga
oat day last week, s000mpanl.d by R. Cae-
d.enine, of (:oderloh. Muter 'Vtllhm,
eon of our veteran and esteemed merchant,
R. J. Crawford, left here last week to Writ
Weeder in the Forest City Quite a
number of young men of our vlfmg. and
•iolnity aft here on Moody to t.4m is the
extorsion to Manitoba Mies Olive
Crawford, atter • pleasant vett of res
days to frauds in Me Sepoy town, returned
Mme last weak .. . Mn. O Anderson of
Lookeow. is vatting her parents, Mr. sod
Mrs. Alex. Peetand, and renewing former
atqu&iotanees.. ..0nitc • number of ent-
rees of 8t. Holm aid Crewe held a pio-nlo
on Satsrdsy hat et Pert Albert Notable
amongst them was the popular (notable
Meek of West Wawano.h Many of
our alt)..s took is the torose to the beauti-
ful aunty town on Saturday last. Some
report haying been well entrrts(hed and
pegsue5.d it an ecoelleat show Mr.
&ad Mn. Shays, formerly d A.hOeld town-
ship, sad now of Ancestor, are en a tutting
4040 te relatives here. It 4 about twenty
years since they left Asbf.ld for their ptos-
es, home. .. Rev. RI&ard Tnleim., ..f
Brantford, aoeompsnted by hie amity, le
holidaying with h. •eetr•,'e fattier end
ether relatives .. M1. Pawl Klima, of
S0. Thomas, is es)'oyfog herself with rela-
te hen . DMold 'Tornio., of Se,.
forth, lest week visited his brother-in-law.
DUNOANNON. John .lohn.to., •1.o hie sister, Mrs /ohi-
eme, of West Wawannsh.. 1444 Clan
Nrrrir•e.-The Inntl
wine,. In nneganneu Pentium, of (:oderloh, who hr been natl.
for Tee etepgt. a at the ounce of J. O. Ward owns' sod visiting friends here, loft for
J. P., coa•elfaeor, be.. whn wl.l reeelve er-
nes for laerieitons, aA venlsiee and Joh home ea 8anday tut, "OR u000mpmitcd by
work. and Is authorised to gee meelba for her Imola, Marrs lames and Rnbsrt David.
amounts paid for the errs.. „ . , . nos,.-r,«M..*.. William Rtothe., a Me
A NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK
A.7<• now will vitt nungao.en on lot and
L/ ?hider of mob month. All modern meth.
oda of.stroWaq and /Meg, .0d ',mains art..
Oolal tomb. Otter. sett door to Medd'. tailor
shop. Hours. a a.m. to 0 p.m,
Trmttor, Aar. 16, 1898.
MovngO. -Oar principal of D--, ...
public Maid is moving into the prombn on
Albert -et which he r.o ntiy purchased.
Coo YAI,.ar.INO. -The pains... fr:and. .r
8.arRoast MoMath, who has Ms very 117.
will he plowed to knew that he Is gradually
Mpr.vleg. Ho is as.ldeso.ly &teteded to by
abs 4a.g..., Mn Ram4.h, of Detroit,
(Wiaesly Mae Awl. MoMeth.)
Cartier Norse -Roy. R. J. Treleaven,
ef Dra0Ohrd, marlimed amebae merle" le
the MMuMedlmt ober& bar. ea Mise Seedy
m ega vary a.esN&Iy . .. O. Seeder
Nie Rem J, Jame, of LM&ewsi, and 1'. L
Arrer.ap. el bsag a.ei, a.haaged pal.
Wee
(ielrnearet.ATrnes W • 000erat.1.M ►ha
me.s ef.l pupil. .f Itoegag5en ambles
saheb' Is the resect etamina.leeg Pr.eh-
GOO 0.'.514tMIMaChao R Whyte •
pmol e4 14 v.arq, wl,* p&.esd r,1i loll Piro
Ili dao !Hymn to Term 01 ,1 gilt
hew sad MAw tiesis.r., meteleelasN., 4
dent is Oedarleb Collegiate institute, sea
of Hteph.s 8Wthers, of (iederieb, end
formerly of Demeanpmn. 1. v4fy.g rte
sre.dteethee, Yea Deo -Men, gad ether
elhel•es Wm. MoKsy, of Detroit,
Welber of Rey Y. MaK.y, Oederi&, after
visiting relative" M Ashdod left for home
ea Needy lest.
BLUEVALL.
I
UN
Mos Sails Oahe slatted h Wb�bae let
week.
J. J. Mems, of Neadlles, 4. vlelNag 1'.
fetter,
Rev. W. J. West le away es a two weeks'
bends" trip.
4os Laird, of lsgereall, a !MOM Nike
Ne11M Petlead.
Mr. Mue(ey et Atwood, .1.04.4 hos
Meter, tin Gams Retfsee.
Mimes A w Nary Ka..dy mid R
x
111.1,'. Ism melt.
Melted at Thee.
A large sego[., Item 4d slaps west
550 ~WutZn bell
Moses,
Wo'e�., A gams wi4 Rorke Is newsat ell.. storeidse
talked et.
- busmen SPORTS
Leokioe'r C.hdesi•. Wa .. WIl b , held
on t%odometer, A..,t 31.t. A good day's
sport Is promised.
The baseball match at Kincardine on the
oivio bohday was ,. spl.ndtd game. Ilod.-
nob bast Southampton 5 rune to 2.
A scent baseball match between Romero.
and Blyth laded with • soon of 32 to 26 to
favor of Brsaesl.. The sowers mast have
been tired.
At Firmed., on it edeeaday of last week,
the fewer tante of Maoists and Wrorster
payed • game of baseball. Soorc-Brussel.
21, Wroxeter 7.
The return match between the Gunton and
041.4.r junior moron teams which took pace
et Clinton on the 5th toot, was won by the
home team Score 2 to 1
By defiantly Exeter at Mt. Dewy'. en
Mueday, the St. Mary's hareem team woo
the C. L. A. ohampioesh4p of la di.tno•.
The score of tee game was 8 to 6.
B'yto beanie glob visits hen on Friday,
their Mei° holiday, and will play a match
with the fowl club. Details of matches
have hot yet been arranged.
The handicap tournament whieb has been
eogaginr the anew fraternity for the past
weak was won by Fred Snare .i. The oat -
telt was of lively tni.r... tbrmylhent.
The football matoh between the River.
sides, of Toronto, and the Whigham team,
which took place .t Wfagh.m on the 8th
inst., was a good axhlbition of the asroia-
tton game. Th. Loses tied -2 gals snob.
O. L Shot sad J. M. ;Mphard play off
the fioaa in tha Williams pipe contest this
wag. R W. Leman won in the trophy
single.. The oo.wletioe tournament is ob•
snrbtag the Interest sod enemies of the
howlers at present.
Oa the oloshg day of the ra10mi
O•ange•ille nose, jest attar a ram red jam•
wog by Bert Bath M three stritus' N.
it was 'rapeseed by starter Smith Nis Sera
Rooth had siren • porta-moms near before
Miaowed in Canada ty winning three reale
in three successive days, each in three
straight bats
Hurrah for Sealartb ! Tha Beavers beat
Georgetown lacrosse team at Oeorgetnwn
last Friday by a some of 7 gals to 4. This
places Sefortk is a very grad panties in
the struggle for tbo C. L A senior uham-
ptooshlp. Wiles fait Beaten arrived beim
Frady night they were met by the 33rd
battaltos bead and a mfmnllgle4 preemie,.
Soeferth plays .t home s tie 26th with
Orangeville.
Two risks of (Jodi/glob bowlers played at
Clime on th. Ditto holiday. f1 was an
".E" day for the payers from town, as the
MOM °bows :
Clinton OodoLioe
dohs Raford A. Yarrow
Js. Fair, jr. Sherif Reynolds
D. A. Forrester A. MoD. Allan
W. Jackets, skip. 30 J. Wye■, skip 13
1). MaCorvie K. W. teen
J. W. Irwin 1). C. Str.oban
J. Harland F. Jordan
.1 P. nodal!, skip, 22 Dr. Shsssee,skip,12
Total. .. 52 Total 25
BENMILLElR.
Trx.0A7, Aug 16th.
A awn social will be rises ea Beamiller
CZ=lawn on the evening el Wedges•
egli. SI. Fttensfre p.. anoie,e for
5. oelnyble time are being mode. Ad•
.4d.., 1b ante; per asp1s, 280.
AUCTION SALES
AU settles Mir sale binspastedat
Mien' 11a IM will
the have Homo.{.pte.,t red
8Arra008. Anrwr 27th. -Sale of bore.
1een..., wess000 and farm Implestmta at
Osadry'e station room. ea Saturday,
Asgo.t 2711, at 1 o'nlook t• M, TRo.A.
()Saner. teenage.
PaLAAi. AeMIN* 19th,- 14. beeshdd
t&mds el Jaws Wawa w111 he geld at 1N
►easees Newgate Mew es Friday, August
104 t.mmsoe4s4 es 1 'Vela* P.m. Terme
of eds. slab. Jatilr Knox, a-Y-.ssr.
Wswelasdr, Arne*" fNM -. Sete of
Leasehold fsr0Nan ..d the
pro ersy of W, 14 M Smith, N bit
on Cs11&va s1, eseewdev on 1 raises
at
P . W. 11 . sold privately ham 4e day
ef .tit, the d.e114g wq1 Wind fee she
by meta. Tho sale Nat kelluder• eosins -
wee
Ops5esa�me
Mona Tim
We have Ieosntly received a car load
of Charmed, said • number of Patent
Cheroot' Stoves for use in Summer, and
perpo.e keeping it in stock euntinuous-
yl in future. This we put up in paper.
hags containing hall bushel each. It is
an excellent hal .fur ,waltiul( Wag,.
broiling meat. ironing, start* ug coral
tit...,.ett>{
3 bee
We r aro also or headquarterr fur all
grades of Coal and Wood.
We ruin several Drays to oonnoctl',,.
AITISE & FUEL CO.,
JOHN S. PLATT, Merger.
Phone 62. 2687-tf
HURON'S CREA1EST STORE
WATCH US UNLOAD!
Great Clearing Sale of General and
Fancy Dry Goods at
R. B. SMITH'S.
Balance of the Snowden (Berlin) Stock
to be sold at
50c. on the $.
R. B. SMITH.
C. W. ANDREWS, Ilanager.
.f11p!1IpI
ANOTHER NEW
ADDITION
to our large Line
of
STOVES
_:�laity.id�tid-
the$ known
rUXE$AL NOTICE
• : ELL
.mdertaker & Embalmer
SUCCESSOR TO
A. S. CORNELL
N. a -Ow Chaves have berm Greatly
Aledweed (a order 10 geed the popular
dewing for Moderate Priced p.aeral•.
o.,vRrc:s�w'
appy. Thought_
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Radiant Home
W, have sole council in (ioJerich of 'MMM
and .11 the other lines el Saba lieivee i; -
W. handle .I.,, th. geode er the fellewi.E
large firms
Gurney Foundt7 Co.
Gurney -Tilden Co.
Burrow, Stewart & Mllne
Clare Bros.
0ivisv you the choice of good• from five of
the l.r,teet mod mow popular makers le
(:goad..
Let us rivers au your Plambille.
Ecatta?. Treaghin? and Palatial
LEEZ SHEPHARD
NEW GEA1N ELEVATOR
COLBORNE A BURROW$
are petting a modernly e"se0ructed gran
gbv.tar in their grain wunbwe,
1 el. Dow to II brLay� i with tl ,
kresnnwe' delivery,
e.yl'..TrraPIT
for &II kouds of gnus,
market all the title.
_ a_As Ala_
COLBORNE & BURROWS.
WE MAKE,.m.....,
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes,
All Rae 6w 4 r. et to a alb
a..ewte.a.
WISMI1 'OR PRso.ea.
THE ONTARIO SEINER PIPE 0/
SOt Ar+sr AIOS ST. M.
stance" AT "".CCI : G. rONTC
The K8nsiuton Funiture Co. Miisi be Cleared hi!
11.1.10.41
READY MADE OI4OTHING,
rirt din MAKE
be .M udses gOtws W o h
ASWOOJ out
♦ ��I 4 for Wee guarantee. Thal are also 1 �
the markt Dor . t Sbfla 11111111111M.
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Green Elm and Black Ash. w
WART
DRY ELM AND
B
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WHY DO WE SELL
G000S CHEAP?
TO DO BUSINESS OURSELVES,
AND GIVE BARGAINS TO YOU....,
WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BES? STOOKS OF
Ready Made Clothing
AND
General Dry Goods
ever opened out in Goderich --- New, Choice and
Seasonable ---which we are selling so that buyer
and Beller will alike be 'benefitted.
We are not doing business for our health, but
on square trade principles, and that is whywe
offer theublic the biggest dollar's worth fr the
dollar. We want the dollar and the
big dollar's worth. y want the
We are after the nimble dollar eve
you should be after the biggest and best vale. d
ESTATE OF JAMES A. Mil,
THE SQUq/pE,
AOD@'R/OH.
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