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WORK
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.aasiMil pharmacy.
ata ansapesese'e t toeUsf the parity or
mal astea
kosislstktg west W all keen
las Near • wombat,.
Ova MAso
w way toorsesed W tM agt:esty of
vies. You pay setkess .ammo
g estnyyars set �esaaa
way. Try r eine N aa.vtaw&;kbrs
verythiau m_r�.ia111d Q
Money
ielfi iN•
liDFORD BLQ K.
d1,
Marble Tile or
Mosaic Floor.,
1lSre;,m
OS OA.
rt or Stain without Injuring
1 surfaces beautifully bright
►RDWARE STORE.
ER
BEST IN BOOTS
) SHOES
MAKER
Calle
be imposed on by a11inr 01
ted goods, or bankrupt steels*
SHOE 00'S GOODS'
fitters, and of the labia
C.ALN, a- •1
AO110AL, 411ee MAX, AFD 501.1
3.1. nu me NAM Moe,
BIL ,EE. �..
London.
tas foots.
i On receipt et .dry,
um Orp..eed. You can sse
a Ifeyel Drover" Prisoe
el t .way other .plteiala. the
Or Stag np the hisine," s-
> . and after, se Too tee
.A,.1ffp, August 17th, on the
a 1101 t0
1 BOil. A. BROWN*. 1
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THE SIGNALS GODERICH ONTARIO.
CLEARING SALE 0 SUMMER FOOTWEAR
"Glary N Grid and ce I
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In order to make room for our
large stock of Fall and Winter Goods
now arriving, we have decided to sell
every pair of Ladies' Misses' and Child
reu's Colored Low Shoes at coeL dere
are a few prices :
Ladies' two -button atrap,silk vesting
front Oxfords, were $2.00, sale price
$1.75.
Ladino' Chocolate Oxfords, patent
tip and facing, were $2.00, ode price
$1.75.
G o 0
ST. GEO. PRICE
be tremble N show seeds, West Side of Square, Uoderiob.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
vasty Titus.
Oise stop wa.'t take yo. Ter) tar -
You ve got to keep ea waling
One word we.'t Mil folks what you an -
You've me N keep es talking ;
0.e nob w.s't make yes yea r tall -
You've get N keep os growing ;
One Iran ".d " woe's do N all -
You've got to ken 'em going.
Mortis : Jae Wheeler. 4th line, hod
twisty sores of 1a/1 wbsas 1. tM .se 4
tees days sgw
Hayfield : W. 'bwiW. et dedsshb
tewWla had tae ablates to have as
hood mvoroly.Miur id Io Mresher.
Chen. : ho fewer Nam seven firs woe;
visible from Mats TMMimy allt5t of but
•wk -the sight of be seven thunder
storm.
Charon : Mrs. Butt, N. wee N have
.ndergsss as overages es T.eaday, has it
11•4tobe p.stwomed, se 1►r oo.YM.t w..
.sl.vsnW►
Hasan : R.brt Murray, ens .i the
ortoetpal. N the Normal 8o nitration
oolTeasel,
bas been sp.gdis[ part of
he pinata here.
Morrie : At Me hien d William WO.
kisses.
tl-
klros. 4 b bum, stay be Mas • double red
,,asoma wish so ism Mem 100 beaches of
flowers and bad. urea I4.
tirsmele: Jas. W. Elliott, brother .f
Hugh R EIINK, of Onb.m's server, died
in Mame es Tuesday. Amgen lbtk. He
e s Mtrty-.ire years .f age.
.Mie -faits Wil.s!. of C.strtm,
Mood, be bare ,taunt hie father, 1)s.Nl
WU..z. 1t 1s .Sven years see Awes Mr.
Wilma last visited his old home hors
Morns : Jambe Dumas has bins row
gaged s 111..11 as Ede., war Ramer, foe
1899 as • ral.s al $6 ts be salary. He le s
.m .f Jana D..m.s. 4N lime, Menta
Grey . Demos WN0r, 14th sea., bin
bin. load ., with • had agog m erysipelas
is his right aria. hos N Ode N gas Mama
mw sad we hags be will taw be all right
IilNval.: Jody area hen bees mad be
ear tuotri The first half west to Mr.
Booth at 7t .seer, sad the lass bolt wee
bought by Mr. Brill et 8 even It will be
shipped se Noe.
Hru.asla : Btaties soma Kendall hen re
used work N the down, .Iter . low days'
Iry off, NU11.g esesidsr.►ly improved la
health. His limb r amt better yin, bet is
war thea N was.
Hermit : A happy evert took pian at
Thursday. Aug. 18th. erbium George Jeffrey,
e l Hay, we.. u.ltsd 1. marriage t. Mn.
Primes. Tbe .-ome.y haw performed at
the maim, HawY
W k.gha.s t �„ Qallr•ita, wile sad
Mild, d Chalb..s, tow less walling will'
the frser's pYSM• la taws for some Ulna
Mr Oat be.IM N me el the sash,, la the
Us.sd. Basions cellars as Chatham
W i.gbsr. t Tim 8.•v.r Bask, .w..d by
11ltrt gelsdes, and .seupted by Wm. Me
lades, 0. 0 Kung. Sabi k Pothioh. The
Timm. mod 1t Vasarema, b arletor, has boss
psed.md b• H. Vosges, for $12,000.
raelertb : 1Wmera slaty ..d Pslleu,
of the Demium beak bolo, aro .stebll.Hfal
for themselves quite • repst.pse as pras-
trhss. 0.e Saturday irately tbty walked
nem 8t. Joseph N 0rmmd Hood, std w the
8sedsy fstlwmg, they welled from Grand
DYING BY IN CIBS 1
But Dodd's Kidney Phis will
Yet Renew Lite.
Thailand' of persons die in the
prime of fife because doctors think
Bright's Disease and Diabetes incura-
ble. But Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
them both. They ,taw currd thousands
of ewes.
These diseases and other Kidney
complaints are as common as ordinary
colds. But people don't realize that
they are afflicted till the disease has
eaten deep into the rystem. Even
then, Dodd's Kidney Pills will posi-
tively cure.
Thousands of people an dyieg .e
Asir Jest, dor it, mot realist it. They
notice one or more of thus gmp-
tetlnm : shortness of breath, loss of
itfalling sight, ravenous appe-
tite, e Or reddish urine, with brick -
colored deposit. scalding when urina-
ting, constipation, nervousness, pains
is the loins. Their only hope is
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They wont fail.
They nave, do.
Beed to Bayfield Alter rooting • while
there, Mr. Pollen started for 8. Jorth, via
(24.10., and got baro to good form early in
the ..slog, making a wets of about thirty -
fire miles to the any. It is evidoot that
Mr. Pullen has no need of either • I.:cycle
Off • hone
Easter : John Cadmore, while setting •
tire on • vane', uotblsktngty caught hold
of the stn before it was cola mod bullied
his hand quite surely.
Morrie : stn. Joh. Mcoh.t met with
as accident while at the hoose of Lonozo
Frain, la Grey. She stepped en the wheel
4.1 • ealuvter, what; turned ander her
foot, musing • had sprain of toe ankle.
Hay - rbe prodout of "Mae of Joe.
Md)o.glfl'a hexa metalled 4t. mimes sad
me•eured is otroumlersos 7 mobs ou way
5.d 8 the Other. ler. Mat)osnld says ks
has bees teat 1sy these mobster eggs
regularly.
Clinton . Mrs. Graham, widow of Rev.
Jams Uriham, formerly of this town, u
sew an assistant editor of the Christiea
_ti..rdt.b. while per sou, .n orddoed miss -
IR, has oa✓n o1 the Fred \ toter Mission
M Toroom.
/tabors : Work on the sett bridle is
beteg rapidly pushed forward. A few days
since the bank gave awry, oarryt•g
kindred@ of to of earth olio it ; Tor-
t.wWl', no one was bort, bet it took um-
sid•r.bis extra 1•oor to remove it.
Clinton : John Derry, who has bee. a
(althld employe of Taylor & 8.. for about
ten year., has sold his hew sod let to Mn.
Fieber, .ad titeed. Mavis( h,--lbe-Old
Gunny. where bis trieodo remde,_p$.the
middle of 8iptember.
E W.wasosh: Os Nedneadar after -
moo, August 1711, the rsidenm of Mr. and
Mn. R Jam.. wee the scone of • very
happy event, the occasion bring the
Warriors of their delimiter, Mies Aneie, to
W. Beba,agte.. of Ulevened, Ohio.
Hessen : We very deeply regret to
e hroa:ole the death of I(er..rd Murray.
sexend oldest sea of the late Nichol Shinny.
et Hay, whish .d event oeoarred .t toe
family home, neer this vitiate. o. Tuesday,
23rd tilt , after 'sly • week's Bloees.
8oefort► : Dr. R. W. B. Bail, assistant
esedlsl seprioteadest .t the Hamilton 1a -
see Asylum, paid his numerous friends /We
• eyiag visit reos.tly. Dr. Sauk was W5.551 -
....d here 0e maestri of the Maser of his
other, who, we urs pleased to !ears, te re-
covering.
•• aau ones
Orlin 1V •r stalks forth from Awn to More I"
Well, lade, what then
The fleas unfurl, the cheer sloe ep.
Dipped in bot blood Do award sad pe. I
Moo thirst to drtsk the here's oup-
Well, lade, what. thou ?
Homeward soon with mottled drum
The huodred ram. soy be but len
Pale. orutuhed, but bores, mull they'll
donee -
Well, lade, what aim
Beak to the ham drum Moll Ills.
The plow • gyve, the shop • deo ;
OuI y the memory of the etrdr
Well, lade, what tbs.!
The war of Death will them be dad,
The war of living brook man ;
For oleo mast work, net kill, for bread -
Well, lads. what thea !
Ob, 'tie not all of war to slay,
All prase to (.d and fame to .fes
There later Domes • reok'ndg day -
Well, lid., what then !
W. AOSESON BC BON
n, v"
Citicis and Fluor Oil Clailis
o o.r.r71:1
THE TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
• TBInuT. To MAJOR w•uI.
The followtsg extract from • letter of •
oorreepoadeat of The New York None,
which apneas in that joureal of July 21st,
meg is ammo who would sot other -
trim be oogniz.wt of the foots •e they .riot.
The letter u written by Capita. Jobs
Crawford. poet, meant ambg0d-seeker, s.4,4
is dated Dye., Alaska, May 7th, 1898.-
"I sat m Maior Wal•h's tent the other
evening. He 5 abneluteh oomm.oder N
the • Northers** •Pertftery. A muse -
Applied for • permit to tabs • lot of llq,aot
te 1)...... " No, air," said On Malde.
" no mon permits will be granted, and U I
had my way 1 would °most ens utas
hoe hew Mord." The young ram attempt.
ed to argue with this veteran frostier tap -
tato, who oa.vi and &ttiag Holt in •boat
Eve miltats i4 ie would not be healthy
for him to Nay la Canada, whelk he wad
chimed over the border by 1.r troop, and
although the M.ior hod but • heedful of
men, Bailee Boll oocludd that be was
right, and stood sot upon the order et hl
going. do when the yo.sg man said N
Major Welsh . " Major, dost you want be
give • young man • oh•ooe?" the Mair
looked .t him with his kindly eyes, .ed Is
mellow baritone voice replied : •• Yes. I do.
hrht is riviog • young man • oha000 who
tries be de eoeoeibl.g good .ad s realy..
1 al are on the wrsg lral. Have yea
looked apps the struggling tbsm.a.da-'e1
brave moo. women and boyo, the mmjorlly
of whom have put their last mot into •
grab-st•ks with the bops of ending some d
the bidden wealth el the Yoko*. and yes
ask ss to give you • chasm to help nits
mow of tame impulsive, necklets boys sod
men whose mothers sad eaten or wits are
peeyts, for them in their far distant Mame?
No, sir, 1 tell you most .mph•ttoally that 1
am going to do all that I inn te .W the
trmffio, and even H I receive an order fres:
Ottawa N tame permit. N sell rum es the
Y
alma I would refuse to do It." All lamer,
we say, to Maier Walsh, for the steed he
has taken ea this inseam, .ad •11 bear be
the Cabinet Misietr and (.ve.+men5 who
selmted ..d appointed .00h . nim for this
Imprt•.t potato..
(Tinto. " Word bas been Gloated here
of the •oadwtel death of Heb Cole, feria -
rely of this naughborhood, nephew of ChM.
Cote, whish .maned at Flui, Mioh., while
he ►app.ed to M naming • railroad track.
He was unmarried, mod was • brothr. of
Aster Cole
(trey: The mmmnnity had hardly re-
ooyred free the shook of the sodd.. e3.
u ses .f as. eldrand Wll•ksewe re.ldset-
Joeeph Frain when It haw addled ants to
fellow to its last earthly resting pl.t» the
rswtmtm of Mts. Frain, who survived her
hnsb•.d osly throe weeks.
&Werth : MM Maggie Roberta, daugh-
ter of R. 8. Roberta, el 8talrth, met with
• very anatomised mishap. 8he was Hea-
ts, at
e11-tsg.t Wastes, .ad while drivlor with mons
friends the hew ran away. and Mir
Rebate was oe.slderobly braised and eh•k•
ea ■p. bet set eerlessly Injured.
Crschroek : Oa 8.ad•y. August 21.5, at
12:30 o'clock, Ne spirit of Jessie T .mpeea,
beloved wife o1 Peter Sinclair. lot 14, 000.
14, took its flight. The old lady had boon
failing for some timr, bat was set laid ap
mad Saturday who • physician ham called:
slam, it sot altogether, the first time she
was seder • doetor's oars in her loog life of
nearly svotyaim year.
(Maim : Os the morning of the 19th i05.
the residence el Dr. 7. C. Brace was sow
pM y dew.'yed by fire. The Witter
woo • frame.eruotmrs, situated ea Gibbing@
d ress sad sward by Theses Gibbing*, lid
had • stall amount of insur.eos Dr. Brae.
►.d 4700 tssansce oe the ooeteete, all in
the Itoosomioal Issereas Cestpeny of
Berlin. No olae se N the origin el the fire.
seaforth : Fred. Simpson, organist of Ae-
tna serest Methodist ohurob, t.00dou, was
married on the 16th Inst. In Sleaforth Meth-
odist March to Mise Lucy Russell, eldest
deadlier of Rev. A. 1.. Russell. The bride's
father performed the ceremony, while the
Yrldsm.ide were Mw Georgie Delmore
sad MM Mis.le Simpers. Freak Simmons,
.f ObMoaga .ad Dr. Gorge Russell, of the
Louden Asylum. were grooeemen.
k:mor: C. Prouty, clerk nt the town-
ship of 8t.pben, is B4 years old, mid 1. pro-
bably LM most antes moa of his age fa the
o.e.ty. Notwithstanding this great age
.had befog eemewb•5 todlepoe0d reormtly, he
*torted eat is bra official eaps.lty and drove
167 Mille 5.d .', .d 940 papers In three
5.d • hall days. W goeation whether
army of the young toes of 5o day at tweet,
"meld perform the ane task ism short •
►iter.
glee's Pun Salt ter table or dairy.
CHEAP -
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SCHOOL OPENING.
Prises we what .peak in Scbbo t Suppliers. We have special
advantage. in Wittig, and if you want to save money read carefully
this advertisement of School Books and School Supplies.
Chamber's Dictionary, reg. 11.25,
school opening puce 86c.
C' Webster's Dicnonaryreg. 111.86,
school opening price Rte.
i High School °retainer, reg. 75e.,
school opening price 60e.
fillek School Reader, reg. 60tt,
+Igtrool opening price 54e.
:Special Jiaeotrnts on Public School
Bolts.
Weber's Drawing Pencils, 10c. dos.,
or le. emc�t.
Porter's 0ellt Value, 8 for ie. or Sc.
898 Pen Pointe, 4 for lc., r.#efi:.';C
6 Slate Penelle for le.
Covered Blame, 8a, 10e, 12c., 15c.
The biggest wine ever offered in
Scribbling and Exercise Books :
100 -page Scribbler, le.
800 -page Scribbler, tc.
Special !00 -page, 2 for Sc. or Sc.
each.
Special 500 -page, Se. each.
Thee prices are Strictly Cash.
Butterick's
English Tapestry Carpets, 27 inches
wide, in neat patterns, for Parlor, Dining
Room or Hall, regt.lar 60c., all cut and
double linen sewed, at 50c. a yard.
ill-woo1 36 -inch wide Carpets, at 50c. a
yard, regular 75c.
Yard wide Floor Oil Cloths in new pat-
terns, at 16c., regular 20c.
Scotch Linoleums, 2 yds wide, in any
pattern, special at 45c. yard. -.
it
INSPECTION INVITED.
Famous Patterns.
W. ACHESON & SON
satiny= PWll/IITIo. WILL mute.
Montreal, Aum. 116.-•' I belays prehiM•
ties will merry throughout (Maeda and 1
will vole sad apsk In its favor." Tb.
e bove words win Mooed tsd•y by Charism
I'hibe•ult, 14.Q.. of Wtrleo, the famous
Frenob Coaservuve orator .ad smpef(Mt
of • few years beak. This is hew Mr.
Tbibeamlt sixes up the .ltsatl.. He no.
heves the Eoglisb•ep.Biog provisos will
vote mall goer, sod also • good member of
Froeh-C.eadws wt11 vete the same way,
e nd • still greater number will abs' them-
selves from the polls. It Is a gnat mil.
take," be says, " to think that there ie a
widespread feeling in French Casedeegei.st
probib,tor• leg »lauric ." The omit racy, be
amerce, is the ... There Is, he declarer,
more practical tempermim is the Proves
of Qsbee thea in Ontario, •.d this will be
ceudrmed by anyone who will travel
through Our rand dist/iota e4 blab prov-
laee. Of ooures, Mr. Tkibesult stets, the
olio of all the provisoes will likely vote
.cattail the measure. " However, I will
vete and speak is t.vor of prehibiuou. ' was
th. melt speaker's oeoelsdior remark, and
he vouebsfd the lelermntlos that the pro-
hIbit'otate are rapidly erv.iztag Ito eastern
Novas.
• DttUPSAaD. wtlL
A dying druatard is Oswego, New York,
left the following as ►h 'not will lad Nsts-
Ment'
" I lave N Radley • ruined character, •
wrewbd example avid • memory that will
soon rot. I Imre to my perste as much
arrow se they ma, la their treble state,
bar. I leave te my brothers and gibers as
much shame gad mortifismos as 1 eau bring
011 them. I Inv to my wife s broken heart
and a life of sheer, I leave to each of my
children, poverty, tgaersns, • low ob.rm•
ter mod • roam:brawn that their father
filled • drunkard's moms"
Y • patrons of the salaam, M this the 'will
sad tstement' you w wrlttsg oat mob
day for your wife and ohilMP %? Shaine .p.
o you to leave them to *sob • dleeraoefal
l.berttmis 1 Where M your manhood ?
Whore Is your love for your hotly ? Where
is your hearer and nobility ! Aro vets s11 -
Ing It to the sslo...kesper
Wins She writer .f Nc sit is the oflis
last Wdee.day louktsg ever the copy for
the ' Froze. Truth,' 5. Seas$-Iooktag work-
man ..via is, and in th• .ours of oouvoleb-
tis with the shwa to the office, said. " 1
rued N magmas saloons, I drank regularly.
bus 1 eeeu leaned that i mold sot support
go masa sad support my family. tee ; I
seld sot drink and provide for the wears
of my family as I should, sad se i gait
drinking. aid left off p.trosiztot the
saloons."
Ruler. and Blotters given away
each. with school supplies.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
e1'e0.4110+1
PUB NAI.' eY
STILL ON DECK I
i ear/ ei.mdisw'le�
BICYCLE LIVERY
If yon want to learn to ride
the whew,
hall Pdllc!ug.
I am Agent for
the "Dennis" Iron Fenc-
ing ; also all kinds of Gas
Pipe Fencing put np sub-
stantially. Samples of
Fencing can be seen at
Mr. B. P. Halls' residence
on North-st. ; also at Mr.
P. Lynn's new residence.
Prices and workman-
ship the best.
Give me a call for Iron
Fencing.
J. H. WORSELL
MEI 081142 STOVZ MAN
(3oDZIFLIOH
Tassesair. Seta• 4.111i111 -
CLEARING
vt11i111,
DRUG$ :AND
CHEMI0ALS
has iiiDID gvuT DAY
IN THE
KITCHEN
VANILLA
1''or lee Cream, for
instance, sial
BAKING' POWDER
For Oates.
One is a Drug, of swim -
the other a °hemieal, and
Thede Are stall other's :
SPICES, CREAM or TARTAR,
ETC.
The best place to buy
Drugs is at a Drug Store.
"'The druggist knows more
about them than other .
people do.
We keep a good drug store. Come
and see us about " Kitchen Drugs."
J. E. DAVIS,
MEDICAL HALL. Poo. a
Everybody is Talkie about
D. CANT/MONS
FLOTTIR,
He tun Just received •o ttber oar load
from M•altob.. He has now on hand
two of the best Mende of Floor that
the world o•o produoe,
LAKE OF THE WOODS
AND -
OGILVIE'B
Mall" Wl5Ie1PW ■ELY.
Made from No. 1 Hard Wheat
Ke also k ese the beet broods of ()work.
Flour.
hoopla buying Flour will ds well by oslUsk
on 11. Ceatelonthe meatiest baser moa he
will toil zoo .how to Wood .Jte Maoitobe and
O.terio Flour together so as to b.ve a be.ut i
rat Family Flour at • remoras ole erne.
Orders will be promptly attended to la
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
weddl.g Mites wit Alines/ trim a
speciality.
D. CANTELON.
PLANING MILL
[STAkIIIIES 5484.
lludhlilis & �h�uas
BASH. 122!"IkAtd4a
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
ma WNW, maartsl et stew desarattsa
!j lbicialt1
A REMARKABLE CASE
A Plett.vila Lady Remand by D.dA'. Kid.
my Pill, treat Terrible Demgsr.
l'I.t-vlll., Oat, Aug. 29--Tbe Koh.,
p•Nbhed baro, nowt' the remarkable can
.f • well-ka.wa hay, beta J. Earsett, who
had for years ealfered fres servoseneag,
rheumatism, beek-•eb., sleeplessness, pales
W the head and eyes sod g•:oral • saltness.
Dodd's Elderly PUde hard bor.
To ea Ras r bmf .,, Mr.. Barnett said
•' I had so.Waslh., I mold set slay, 1 was
• pb el..t wesst.
1 wite tn.4.1 by donors, bus their
mediells pare me se millet.
' i elarMd Saha Dedd'• Kidney Pill.,
.lkd Were I fididisd ma box I bad heprined
.M1or•bly. I kayo takes Waive hoses is
all, a.d w sow e.spletely nsvored. I
motibe my recovery M Dedire Ktd.sy Pill
aloe..'
Dodd's K Ids. y PITY are • putt(.. mire -
the s.ly .hare --f., klden dMnsem of all
forme. Tory hese war failed.
AT THE HARBOR-.
If you wast Rep U.1ou will
find a vulcanizer, a brasier, an
enameller, and a competent
work man
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wheels
and Beat Attention, be sure
and go to the old and reliable
YULE'S
BICYCLE
LIVERY
The lay of lmndes W ga.. t.'ONM.g-
*std lad will leave IN whiter d=
Inn We e.drei.d Nat ".• dig"
molted from ()mot Rali'e fret mesosiee
work along this share, hat we bogie gas So-
other year will gi.e ()apt. Bill ea apiot.
tatty to maks snmMkNg move tam el
perms. Both here mei •t 14l.e rdtse the
•5rms5. wore ..bled, 1.d time and seeks
soru&.oe were .plied or bad t• be wag.
KINGSTON
STREET.
GOOERICH.
HELLO !
THE OLD
r . RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF 114;'
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THO s1WT
too Bud Coal
IN THE MARKET
Orel welshed on the
wirersussr you tet s norfor • lora Markof Reales,
(hden left .e LEM « IWZAID11
Store promptly sttsmdd be.
CLTTIIE BROS.
Plumbers
Steam -Titters
Have removed to West
side of The Spuare, next
Sturdy Bros. Orooery,
where they will bo
pleased to gee all their
customers, and as many
more as will favor them
with a call.
West gid. souses,
C OC�.QtS�.c
BBI[ILTIR IQESEBIBB
Great Clearing Sale of General and
Fancy Dry Goods at
R. B. SMITH'S.
Melee Trait and Ornamental Trees
at Inaids Trios.
EVERGREENS A SPECIALTY.
Our ,took of Volt Trees being Complete,
we will he able to till orders at shortage
sotloe, •t we have the Hort and Leading
Varieties of
apple. rear. Plena. Caerry, sad
Trews. m
reach Tre. ata large Mork
.f 1ma11 /runs.
Call and examine Stook sad be .oavl.oed.
Large Stook of Choice Spring Bedding
Plaits.
Priem Llst mailed on appllsatlon.
Address
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
RIIMILLtt
F. O.
OEODER1OH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL;
.u•uemr to ONyntal & Moet.,
al..utt eserr or e1 lirds of
B01LICRS.
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pang, Sheet Inv
work., 040.,oto..
An Dealt* 1.-
Engines, Maskis.ry Castings, ks
- An alma of Pipes mid Pipe F1NIsgi,
Strom sad Weber Gouges, (Ilobe Valve/,
Ask Valve., Iasplrowrs, Ejotsrs and It.
O.meN.tly es Hood .t Lara
-.•_ t "" 5.01.5* .r s_•"•.h11 weaeber. W. Males J. L spirited spirittams
44211._btu'-" ..tM ..-- -- home mm aagy _wmwy, a..ligag w
11.
. gerebty. ale will h. w.be Ms
•..MINIM .+.. •►-* 18'•".a. sushi,
A instal las of Steel Weber and H./
1�wagM for um of farmers arid other.
81 .irl.g promptly .Mesdsd N
A. S. OZETRTAL,
P. 0. fen R. e.derN..
Ma•Iv
Canadian
Pacific Ry.
IS THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY - ALL -CANADIAN
NI MI IN
FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
the correct thing is to have the best fel'
your visitors, and you can get the
GROCERIES
AtSTTTRDY BROS
THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
CLEARING WALL
SALE OF ,PAPER
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
We will offer our Stock of W.11 Paper .t a wry large rednctiseris pritem
Now is your time to get your house papered for very little a iiy. - Comma
and get Bargain..
JAMES YATES,'
•
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Next _boor to 0. W. Thomson's Music Store.
INDOW SCREENS
DOOR SCREENS
ELEPHANT WHITE LEAD
BINDER TWINE
GOLD MEDAL and OTHER BRANDS fl
HAY FORKS
MACHINE 01L8
ETC., ETC.,O.
ALL- PERSONS contemplating !+
BUILDINGtela sea`on
R� T *jII find it to their advan-
taa to purchase from
▪ this up-to-date hardware
establishment.
I amselling Blacksmith's Hard-
ware very low.
My.motto is to please all persons
wanting goods in my line.
i intend quality, price, and fair
dealing to be my best advertisement.
8rttvs4!
Manitoba, -4
the Northwest,
KlondikestleYukon
Gold Fields.
LOWEST RATS&. FASTEST Telt.
AOCOMMODA11048 UII A AIISO.
3 To HgPS
TCARSo OK
THE
AST
Pall 5... 0 sfegrl gay elr%'4lO10 t�
W Yates Geld �1s1aa"6mi.
R. R A7JOLIFF111,
£4.111t2q'r, - GODlaa.IO*
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R. W. M°KENZIE,�