HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-10-6, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODFRTCH ONTARIO.
You will
be Satisfied
if you get your !loots and Shote here.
There is no reason why you shouldn't
be a cudomer of ours. A well select-
ed stook, best goods, lowest prima and
courteous treatment are the induoe-
ments offered you. The fall stock is
complete, and will be sold at Lower
Prices than you have been accustomed
to pay,
ST. DEO. PRICE,
Custom Work West aide .f Sgaare,
sod Repairing. G.derieh.
THE GREAT NORTHWEBThRN•
Ilse Weather ata eele•d *hew. gat Immo
latalied,Ameadmiace-1
m m-
,aI.tiied,Ameadnace-N he ease Wt.
Plebs. lulled o. the Great North.
woksore had bad the ordorteig of the weather
themselves they o.ld net have arranged it
better. Iodyd, It seemed as if s bit of
summer had boas mired to yes on the o-
oWea. Tho Maiesdaase was sot se large,
however, as in 0revieea years, and cher. we
• ormaiderebu follies off in gnu ressi
whioh 'moused to 9760. about 12C0 lues
than tat year. The 01seses of .psoial .t•
1(0114001 .0000014 foe tee 4.er.aoo4 .Mead.
aeon, bat 'dee mates the expenses lighter,
and w.wi.ty may ddb .lvli 101..
far ahead Itsaooi.1ly Y year.
The general opinion soaps to be that some -
Wag spout should be provided to •tiro°.
Poole who otherwise de sot
attired
have
wow&Iteo.rd•bresking
baim brought hero in this 101 lasbyt of
k
with tits splendid weather we had
moms ,he dyr.yrs did net know baton -
hand whet the weather las going to be
like. product.* of the
of the varied pr
farm, the wedge, the onboard and the home
-"
y all Bala fully ■p to the stair
the asolabie-.•e*41 ppevloga
'yaws, mai la Wine WNW& Nimrod no ad•
peach tomtit', Lima beans as Imre be the
Imported gruels, 0 new variety of tomato -
mixed red and yellow -and " other things
Deo 50mrons u m•etton." la all, the ool-
Inti. i.oluded about Doe hundred varieties.
The judge. W. 11 McCracken, the well.
known tudener of Brussels, deolared It the
beet olleouou he bad over judged. Mr.
W.Ita inhibited a cuoumbec whioh downs
spout mootgon. 11 mea.wred 2111a. in
length. 14tn. in largest otreamIKeoou and
101.x. to smallest opottenleinnoe, and
weighed five pounds. Tho man who beau
Mat will blue to stet up early In the atom-
ise. Some fwd oorn shown by 'Phomas
Head was looney feet in height.
Upstairs the ubibitioo of home manufa0-
Pima resolved the atteaYan of the ladies.
ache (0end many fresh creations 'la fancy
work te telecast them. The display of silt
embroidery marked • decoded admancre upon
pes'lose eabebiu la this line the can.e-
gaeeae, as • young lady suggeeted, o1 the
imetruotlou received le this work by so
inany9deriob Wd1ee WS
The exhibit of pals°! teas not allege
as sane!, several old aslemnt&sose not pot-
ting In be appearances this year.
There was a very creditable display et
sebol oblldrss's work, meat* from the
t;odertch publlo school. The writing and
drowtug .'bbeen w.r•-w.:rr4000 of the.ksll
with Den and pooch whioh k*e been brought
out by the more modal attention given to
thaw things to school of tau veers. Ao-
ompan) wg this exhibit was a photograph .l
the Gderioh achol boo'd of forty years
ago. I'rii.cipal Halle had writtea the tames
of the members betide the picture, or very
law would h►va deters him. -Moor-were
Thos. Natoli, A Nesmith, .1. Loogwrtb,
R. Gibbon.. Jest Myelin and W. Wallace..
1)1 thaw Mr. Nesmith, 11111 a resideot of
tows. is the only ens koowo to be hving.
Mr. Niobola long ago moved away sod has
ben lot sight of • the others have all bean
gathered t0 their father..
It las hoped that there wend h g
ken
competition ler the silver YAM
ift
of the tient of Commerce' - offered for the
best and meat atusotive display ty
merchant or manul•ctater. Such was not
the o0... Tame were about s dozes ex
•
hib,tora to thug Zine : but the mediocrity of
the display 1w Dotioroble rather in the
quality than is the number of the exhibits
A few o1 them showed oars and skill in r-
magnmest ; most of them looker as if little
or ao attempt had been made be 1t them
an a1lnotive sopaarimer -
The medal was awarded to the Ged.rioh
Organ (A., who stupid their usual specie
with adispley of the well-heown prdoote of
their felonry. Samoa! very 10044ome or•
gans wr• shows, sod in addition there
Irl mmples of tbs steels, music cabise11,
mantels and bathroom woodwork masa
lectsred by the firm. The goods were well
doo med and superbly finished. Manager
Saunders has made the phrase '• Bah
grade, Ilse toe.,' 57aoo110001wi
th the
mune of time Gdrloh organ. sod
stoat increase o1 the oompsay•• bustoene is
evidence that he has struaa the right key
to attract organ Inver"
Th. God.r/oh Koittiog Co. hod a large
and well arranged display of their ;node,l
toalwdisg mee's and womec'e hose,
nem sad mitts, in various sista and gush
Nish--
per)/. F. Kitson... had oonvoted hl"
"pane inn an elegy; drawl.,- yeas, the
ferolehi0es including two Nordheimr
ptanr, two tell or ons and the on of f.rel•
tors whioh Alex. Meteor won at Toreo•o
At one end e1 the space were ,bolo tome
M°Berney-Iteattie wheels ; and 1.Koos,was lighted with sotyloos gas.
foe'" 5hilatt was the objnt sl words of
praise from many visitor,.
R. R. S&)tews had a very 01tesotive sx•
hili► of chot.trapbie views and porttraeaMr. Sallow, is well known u peemerixe
eye for the beautiful, and hie triumphs is
photography, In whioh he takes the dollen
.fan amateur, are well known to oar read-
ers.
M. sol
bWokeu, yenta
dooths m•nafeeturd by
Ws) (Warioh woollen Yin.
SmithBrag. & Co.'s epees was demoted te
mw'e. Maes., s and children'. readymode
detain& milliary, sod • few other lines of
di floods.
nes. OMdry bad es view a number of
hoodoo* matters. Mr..londry doe* a lags
bushier In this Use and handles the reeds
of worst wall known manufacturers. Tho
exhibit Iooloded the Portland nutter offered
by G10dry Bros- for the bat oolt sired by
Woodlowo. Water StraOrban, of Reomill-
or, won the .0ooenelel competitor, and the
yew., acs will be able to go s neighing
sent whiter in tip top style.
The photographic. dot I.y made Ly Tho..
Brophey. 000dstisg of s large number ch
well -snouted portraits sac' landscapes, was
an lotreiting fester, of the exhibition.
Two pictures of the little African who has
been around tows lately added sols te the
collection. was devoted to
W. Aob.sosomeo & Son's some t d•-
the display of roods from the carp.
prtm.nl of their .tom, Wol.dieg Almlo-
1
star. arerseels. tapestry .ed iameala carpe
and rale, sod l ieleorew
The Gossamer: Cordage Us., el Meat -
real, bed an exhibit o1 the r sisal sad
ancilla Nader twin
Wm. lloedel, the Bwmlller tanner, had
• display of robes, rope, mitts and other fur
goods, whose merits will be.pprwmated as
the outdo. weather moues op.
Wilson Bre. had in °peratt . as loaube-
ter m•DafiIDred by W. A Roes 'l'be pro-
ems el °blokes waist las 1 . °bed wilt
bitterest by many
la the U.• ,took oilmen there was • Iood
,bewiag ; sod to the pouluy blues an es-
peolally 1.rge Dumber o1 good lords was
shown. The addition to the plultry how's
*eked for ibisear 100 not made by the
0010 osseol. The poultry moo ol•im that
the bulldisa should be twice" the present
Nae. to afford roar, for proper cla.16u.ti,a.
Among W largest inhibitors to this Ilse
were J. C. Lyons, Luokuow ; Wo. Cour,
Cosstanos ; Wm. W el lase, L +sdesbore' ;
Sam'l Appleby, Loudestore' ; Waltr, Tay•
Ise, Wlagham : Wilmer Mohs,, J. FM►er,
Fd. Munro, R. C. Potittwain and Chas.
Wells. G oderioh.
The machinery .xbibts mdgtl in made
e0 of the mot interesting departments of
the fan ; but Lower s000mmodauoD will
have to b. provided for it Thu year It
MO desalt oil ; there wen Dot • wheel lo
motlomi. lo 01e open spy* allotted to ma-
uhinery were pumps manufactured by Ares -
"troop tiro., (;oderiob, and 11. Dodd, Nd. ;
carriages from the Dom/alon Carriage
Works, Ooderbb. mad • few other actions
Following ls the prise jut :
Is the 'swill-. ______ 11. Irdt pre-
sented • very edlgsg•iv di'CMy, sad ole
nether made the beet showier ever s.
emu
. west here. There wa est �yw.1 that
the
"pl.ad/d fruit the WNe.
esus' vlt rQLc,Otlere °,sera , feats
made a msgdbeet display ; Mama sad
p00'bes were shoat the esus as osaaL
There was • goad dewy of iador grapes,
and the 6neut o.Ueotion of oetdor varieties
ever sees Is God•rbon.
Is the epees reserved for out Bowra. the
brilliant odors el the dahlias, the great -
.t••, the •.1tre, the gladiolas and other
fiend besatto ought the syn. A new Ma-
ter'
eeter' here was the displays of xbp a
Vase 1.ad.ome floral deaig and of k
bit -
d. • baro beastUs1y seeatrs pea
and wbi: a flowers, with smilax and wades.
be ler& p••tenderly attracting our sties
flow, we uud.retaad, was scow■ by
Garr' Stewart, of B'omtllr. The oilw-
t t ,o of plants was rather mews, several of
the largst exhibitors of pr'vtous years Dot
•pDetr/ gproduota aid these Iemptisg are
soles plead tegstbsr V she prise 1.et ander
she heathen of " demastio: manga1D�
aloha preserves, jells". hooey. bread.
e
Pee -
ate , ..eerd their ...i.temed playa. The
hooey exhibit, whine Is Ihere5Wg every
year. imp .d • ted smpla7 of both cease
mot sxtrested hooey were out ID
The exhibition o1 field e usual spa.•
el
toll free ass sled &abbe tee
inertiaa was
Ie tvegetable aloes Brea
takes injthree tr'm.sdoes Wash -the pre-
dawn, of oreess..4 Was. WDru.ok's gardis•
The Wriest el these beim by ever twenty
peenda the record establish' 1 byMr. War
a.ik's W erld'e Fair Nomads.
a�•eb. The
elehte
Ib.
ef tthree were 3881. 364M sal
34Mr. Wareook had Owe en w.ubltiea three
altrose.[ the regard-breakisl variety. Two
of them wall./16IW�'tbe Mind • few
Y tassel, took
seem um. .abal.
1110itiw Th( ed
wria kw lb prise t.d • y 1k les
Mole te Ma sedfi •ry sari,*. '- es lb*
Afrlw atw.Mr. W emus S�7O. vies
pooch, garden Woes. •expos
t
TWIN TOBTUREBS 1
Frau
Good
Good
Tbom
years
ling,
m .ran
1.98
mate
3d;
nald.
H.
dry
PerrIl
8.d
Poe
L
Wm
W.1
(er
91.1
W.
W.
Dew
3d
Lev
Joo
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1898
N:III
Al
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dr
fool
ma
a
Buses..
ytellion, 4 years old,
ThoroKlho s. -
Ro•dsIr•-Stallien, 4 years old. Thos.
ry : 11.11400, any, age, diploma, lbw.
ry ; filly or gelding, 3 years, Rain
lova, G'o. hots, Abraham Faber ; 2
Dr. Whitely, R. G. Roysold.; 1esr-
David Ludasy, R Thallium ; breed
aoes,
, 1., Dr. H. H. R3rd ; foal o1
Ur. Rose, Sem (lardlsor ; pair of
hod horses, Gomer Greeo,Wei. Killen.
angle horse, Fed Mersey. Jas. Rey.
Wm. 9lllott ; female, any age, 11
Rus, diploma ; • spells% prize by Gan -
Bros. for beet oolt by o.dl•wo, •
and coiner, Wm. !Urea/than.dl..-Saddle horse, J. J. McLaughlin:
in saddle, Ju. Wiles, 2nd ; boy rider
r 14 years, Jas. Oyler.
•dy Ride.' sod .Drivers.--• Ludy driver.
'illicit. Mn. 8oh1oaa. Jobe A.
•
ter
nage.-BWiio0, 4 years old, J. P.
r, 1st and diolows; Elly or gelding, ('
w ilbame. G.. West. ; routine. H.
C. Natal ; foal 01 1898, Robe- B.som,
td P.o.e.; matched team, Wm. Elliott,
style borse, Mrs. Goo. Non, 3rd.
41
.o ramose.- Brood taw with teal.
1 Trick : EMT or Balding, 2 years old,
. 8•Iteld A -So, Lan' Trick ; yearling,
. Untold & S, Goo. F. Cisrk; foal of
, Levi Trick ; matched team. William
all, Jae. Hey ion.
rioallsreL- Brood mare with foal.rosmse
ob Mo, J. Edoten; 64 r 1y geld•
2 years old, Ephraim li.tt, Jae. La-
ws;
r
ws; yearling, W m- Fisher, Jar.. F. Dale;
Jacob • 1898, Jab Moser, Geo. F. Clark :
totted team, Ephraim Batt. Jobs Salkeld
us
S, ,loo. F. Dale.
deny Draught, imported.- Stallion, 2
ears, 1hoe. Go•dry, Jae. Spell ; any
s. foundry.
age•
ea.
Heavy Ur.orbI.C•nsdi0o heel. -Scald=
ears, Thos. Molsiobsed l, 204; bremare
h 1,..1, Jaw, F. Dal", Mn. Elim Fishier;
y or Belding, 2 yeah, Jas. Reyaald.,.lo0.
rr ; yearling, J100. F. Dale, C. T. Das ;
I of 1898, Jus. F. Dsle,bIre-Klin• Fisher;ey
heavy draught, C. T. Dal.. Jos. R-
d. ; female, any age, Jas. Reynolds,
&.
lotto.
CATYL
W. ACHESON & SON.
CARPE'it
AND
CURTAINS
Our large Carpet Department is this week probably
the busiest store in Goderich. From our advertised in-
vitation to Ladies to call and inspect, the result has been
most satisfactory.
Carpets in all the new designs in t1-1 prevailing soft,
rich shades, new for this season. Axminster, Brussels,
Wools, Tapestrys, Ingrains, Unions, Hemp
One of the moat carefully selected and largest stocks
in Ontario. Prices as low as the lowest.
We invite inspection.
W.. ICEESON & BON.
Lumbago sad Rheumatism
made bl Dodd',
Kidney
Lumbago and Rheumatism cause
endless pain and suffering. Every
m -g and woman who runs chances of
-r4\lig wet, or catching cold, is liable
''to l suffer from one or both. Our
hospitals are full of sufferers from
these diseases ; none are more pain-
ful. Every nerve is on fire ; every
joint is a centre of agora ; every mus-
cle an area of torture. To move hand
or foot makes the victim shriek with
Rh•
eumatism makes more cripples
than all the railroad accidents that
ever happened. Twisted, mis-abase°
caricatures of humanity, who cannot
walk without misery, are to be seen
every day. The kidneys are to blame.
If they are healthy you needn't fear
Rheumatism or Lum o• Dodd's
Kidney Pills keep the ��ihy
and cure Rheumatism and bsgo.
Dodd's Kidney Pills ALWAYS CURL
t
fh
2y
wen
611
ll•
fea
man
not
dip
•
diploma ; tam. bey Mr, Glee Bros,dlplome;
ewe. Gey age, G W. Sturdy. diploma.
Pet Snoop. -Fat sheep, J . 8..11, J.) A.d-
rows.
1101' 1T.
Apples --Teo varieties, Jacob Fliok, Vac•
for P:Ilett ; six v.neties, .1. Richards, C_J.
THE TEMPERANCE GOLUM N.
SAY Jonas 014 Datai• _.
At toleos of • Moser y yea
the
Cart .wills, Georgia, Sam Joao, the well-
known o..agelut, made an addrees especial-
ly designed for thy youne men of that sec-
varieties, N. ElLote, J. Hoo He said among other things :-
Natsel ; six T'bere Is nothing 1 wish more thea the sea
Richards ; Duchene of llldaabarg. S. Turas,t+� ase .1 you t spy and.soe.rinflf]MiA
T W.Illi. Aleraoder, N. B Allen, LL- l you ore brlvht700ttg �, led moa l�im o
for yourselves • future if you will bat Ira.
I will tell you my ideal of the greatest and
bat Toner man. He is one who never.tepe
upon hu moths•s bleeding bent. H• L
rails who loves and obeys her, and who
weeld"yIMS fists itt. betoKlt. *sold oarset
bar phis. I rein. *eked Too here teehyy so
Nati Blurbs be with you sad 101 you Ih.S.
thbge. Bove, I want te 1011 you three
Mage von should not do. You should not
drink. Doak b.s dragged dews the beat .t
Dor land, aid I grieve to say that se many
of our young men are is the group of this
terrbleepvettte. Tvpgpae.ttes Tan.A.44-
lived to a little °otiose tip on wader hill,
and Dearly every night I would go borne u
my wile drank: With tears In her eyes,
she would beg me not to do so •golo, and 1
would promise. bot that very night I wild
go home drunker than before. list It w*ee't
m7 fault ; I Wen not s hypocrite. I meant
it when I promised, but L wasn't ,trona
enough. But, thank God, b'y., 1 won at
let, I put drink, and for nearly twenty -six
years 1 have not Wild • drop. Bot 1 will
not feel secure lrcm • drunkard's grave 0e•
til my wife bn kind my chunks old in
death. I am afraid of It yet. You should
all be afraid of 11. Every drop you take
means misery for your poor mothers. sod it
is bat one step Dearer ruin.
TsU. aT,_Oat. ti, 1898.
Great
Removal
Sale. ..
Dickson ; St L.wr.0oe, 14 B Allan, F. A
Bingham ; Gravenstein. N B. Allan, J W.
M .rids ; maidoo'e 1)1.10. w.. Ell •tat, V.
8111011 ; ooivert, G. Prowse, C. Wells ;
G'jap r a'1t genii, 1- $Ikeld, .. W. Blob-
▪ ; fall plpelas. 14 B. Aliso, C..7Netft4Y'1
20 ot pippin, J. Fink, H. Careen ; seow,
W. Wareook. H. Cowes ; wealthy. C. W.
Williams, C. J. Nolte' ; nbetoo pippin, F.
Bingham, N. i< Allan ; Wow ot Tempklas
ooy01y, C. Williams, N F. Hick ; area-
berry
exberry pipets• C. Welle, J. W. Salkeld ; Pe.
weaker', W. F. Young. Ws. ,Bohan ; wag-
det 'W- solea l ses-fl seiiati$1ht�-
Durham (th.rosghbrd).-8.11, 3 yeah
old. Jas. Shell, Rett Bean ; 2ens odd,
year Jas. TAM" ; 1 yr old, Mrs. B. Y. MUM,
Win. S..0 ; ball calf, Jae. Swell ; ball, of
s. y og.,,las. l'abb, diploma ; wens. h�lalLa•
giving milk, .1.0. 85.11, Wm. Sall ; bolo,
2 year. old, W.. (bell, Jas. Seal ; 1 year
old, Jas. Sall, Wm. Smell, I Italkdd ; hatter
0.11 ado 1 year, Wm. Seal, Jas. Snell ;
tousle of any en., Jas. 8,111. diploma ; beat
herd, Jos. Spell, Wm Soon.
Ayrebin (chores/Mired) -All the prizes
sere takes by Mrs. H. F. Acuill.
Hereford (ibereegkbred) -All tie prises
ie this oleos were takes by Vtoter RUlott
and Wm Elliott.
Polled Angus or AberdeM.-Alt prizes
take l y Col. Von,...
Josey (thoroughbred). -Roll, 1 year old,
A. l)ry,da e ; ball wlf,A. Drysdale, 1 and 2;
bull of any age, A lar) edele, diploma : ow
ie calf or swing milk, J. Newcombe, A
Drysdale :loafer, 2 years old, J Newombe:
1 year old, Wm. Btohee. J. L Aitken, 2
and 3 : female, of any age, J. Newcombe,
dlplom..
Grade aide.-Co1 giving milk r 1.
calf, W. T. Mersey, J, W. Salkeld, Wm.
Lamprey ; healer, 2 years old, J. W. Salk.
old, Jia- Salkeid, Goo. Cburo; 1 year old,
1. W. 14.11.14. 1 and 2 ; seder 1 year, J.
W. Salkeld. 1 gad 2 ; 2 year-old steer, Sam
Faroe. Jae. Salkeld & Bea ; yearling steer,
Es o File., Joe. Salkeld & Bon ; suer alit,
J. W. salted, Col. Vary.; female, any
mos, J. W• 8•Ik.14, diploma; bard, J. W.
Salkeld, John Salkeld.
Fat Cattle. -Ox or steer and oow or
heifer, w . T. Mersey, 1 and 2 in each Das•
K ID'S nonsoeb. Henry Carlota, J. B E7
words ; Wrst1eld'u seek no farmer, Wes
L.mory. Chu. Whining ; Rhode Island
green'sg, C. W illi.m., ... A. Humbse ;
B.lderis, C. Williams, ROA. Jewell ; Spitz
e••barg, Chas Wells, C. .1. Naked ; Tel•
moo's sweet, Wm. Warnock. Jobs Porter;
American 'olden rsaeetr, N. B. Allan, C.
W tllissr ; Gonads red, Wm. Lampe', C.
William.' ; fdlaw*ter, A. Dtyd.lo, C. Wtl•
hams ; pbeeeix, John Stewart est, V.
Elliott 1 Roxbury resent, Wm.
StttWJ.
Geo. Sturdy ; Ben Davis, V.
Poi ; 0.1.rio, Hilary Carcass. Joseph
Whitely ; .1•x11 poem• grins, M. Furse, N.
B. Allan ; Northern spy. Chas Wells, Wm.
Bgob•n • Mann, Jobs Stewart est., V•
Elliott : any other variety, W Sstrliag,
.1. Porter; pima of tab moles. R Jewell,
C. Wells ; 8.. guineas, Re.. M. Tomball.
Wm. Stewart J oho Aa.
Pears -Six varieties. named.
J. ewe. W. t Hick m. Warmest
� g8°ate'
J. W. Vahettr,
lots, W. T. Mersey. Das. Welk ; Flemish
hasty. Henry Nies
VuReems .
D.ehem IAsr.4115.WF.eWm
Wareook ; I'rwidest Drawl, N. B Allan :
',W(�,,00r.fI Mases de Jere W. J,, Young, Wm
ASH; tagg1'W& t' *'Far sideline.
Hoary Corwes i sent. wnyileias, W. T.
Riot, N. B. Alla ; Ballad %mrdy,.1. 1.
Do:divot, 14. B. Allem : Beurre diel, A J.
tioldtherpe ; Bosom bow. F. Bingham, Dr.
Shan,.; Sheldon, Chia. Wells, J. w. V•e-
011er ; Winer anis, F. A Bingham
Ingrre 'dairymen, Wm, Warnock, Walter
F. H.ok ; Howell, Dr. 8heaaeo. Jas. Diok•
000 : socket, John Porter, Wm. Biohan ;
0499 s favorite, 9.m Faroe ; Lawr.nce,Dr.
S , N. B Allan ; J000phtoe De.
Maltose, 14. B. Alfas, F. A. Bingham ;
kei8se, Jobs Stewart est. Wm. Wareook ;
ley other variety. F. A. Bingham, W. F.
Hi •k.
P•ums -Twelve 14h100t., Wm Ste
wort, J R chord. ; Br.d.ho '. C. A. Horn.
bar, J. R•ohards ; Pond's r..dlisg..1. Rioh-
.rds. J Ta000tt ; yellow egg. J. Wersel ,
J. V•aetter; Duane's purple, Wm.Suwart,
Wm. [AmerybslWm. Stewart.
horolngstar; Mine C� Dv:,
Wm. Warnock, Jes Whitely ; imp.rtal
pare, Rev. M. Tarabell, 8. Meroiegetar ;
GesenI Hand, 8. Morrie/star : Gee's golden
drop, C. A. Hamby, Wes Aosta, ; Polla4.
Wm. Stewart : seedily, N. B. Allen ;
4.0ndere, C. A. Humber ; any other variety,
N. B Allan, 8. Mormegetar•
l'eeoh5.. - Crosby, 8 Momloister ;
moastaii nese. Mn. Geo. Evans; any other
,5x400 8. Moroingst•r, Wm. Blume; ed -
ling, Wse
est Warnock, Wm. Bushy.
Grapes, Malone, .re -Best sad heaviest,
2 'hostels, white, under glom. Mrs. Attrill ;
tan and heaviest, 2 510.1.10, black, aodr
gine. Mrs. Antill, 1)r. Shinano ; twelve
varieties, grown in open sir, Wm. w'or-
nok, Mrs. Artrill : eight venetian, named,
open air, Wm. Warpaths, Wes. Sago
art ; four varieties, named, epos air, 8.
Merai.gstar, Wm. Wornok ; 3 boao►w
Delaware, Mrs. Amend, Wit. Stewart ; 3
hunches (',.nerd. Wm. Womack, Wm
Stewart ; 3 beeches Hartford, W 8wwart.
W, Warnok : 3 buse►es Rogers No. 3. W.
Warnock ; 3 bemobes Hogan •No. 4, W.
Wr.00k, Mrs. AIWU ; 3 bunob.. Rogers
No. 9, Mrs. Amcill, W Warnock ; 3
beaches Roman No. 16, W. Warnock, Mm.
A1tri11 : 3 baneh.. Rogers No, 19, W. War.
sok, W. Stewart ; 3 besets' Somers No.
441 Mn. RIMA, W. Warneek ; 3 basal.,
Iona, W. Watson, F. A. Bingham ; Melees,
Mrs. Attrill, W. Worwk 1 Mover. W.
Wareook ; Moors'. dlam0.4, W. Warseekl
Bytes, W. Wareook t early 'stator. W.
Warnock ; Vlri.anesy .W. Wamok, 8.
Momm .tar ; CIIat., Hoary Crweo. W.
Warnook • Dias., Dr, 8hse... W. War.
sot ; Ma..o.olt, W. SWwrt, 2d ; Mag.
C•midmided .a Rote a,
Great Alteration and
Sacrifice Sale
AT PORTEfYS
*loft.
Improved Berkshire. -Boar, 2 year. old,
Wm. McAllister, W. W. Fisher; ever I
year, W. McAllister ; littered in 1898, W.
MoAlliotart W. W. Fehr; of any ago,
W. McAllister ; sow 2'ears old, Wei. Mo-
Ahister ; over 1 year, W. McAllister ; lit-
tered 1. 1898, W. MoAllstr, J. T. 8slkeld;
any age, Wm. McAllister, diplomas
Chequer White. -Boor, 2 years old, Wil.
son Brom., 2nd ; Uttered is 1898, Winos
Bros.; of any age, Wilms Hees, diploma
✓ ow, 2 year. old, J, T. (Salkeld. Whoa
Kra.; sew, littered la 11*28, Whom ,01.1
ra
and 2 ; lot any age, Wilms Be.,diploma.
Po ed China.-8ew, over 1 year, Go. F.
('Irk.
Dorm Jersey.- Wm. Fisher leek .11 the
primes.
improved Yorkshire. -Roar, over 1 year,
!Loin. mesa, 1st and diploma t eaw, 01er 1
year, Root Mae : littered In 1898, Rebt.
Boa, N in. Andrews ; sew of any ago, Root
Baan, diploma.
Leri. Breads, named, any kind --Boar,
2 years old. Chris F.he.r, Mrs Elis. Fah-
y ; littered in 1.98, Mrs. Fisher. (,Arts
wiper ;'of say age, Chris Fakeer, didomo;
sew, 2 years old, Chris !sheer ; ever 1 year,
Chris Fakae ; littered re 1898, Mrs. Fisher,
Chris Faber ; sow of any op, (marls Valli.
r, diplomat ata (tea .l ata Wok dares *e
email, Wm.
SWIM
MM II-
eR.�eis-1
r
�WINO
to extensive changes In my business
through the institution of a continrruyyous tele-
phone serviceit ,
changes, mes necessary
must be
for our
store to undergo tremendous
completed as soon as possible. 1 have therefore de-
cided to sacrifice goods sooner than move or store
them away until such changes are completed. This
will be a rare chance to buy High Class Goods, like
we aim to carry, at Tremendously Reduced Primo.
The first few lines will be
WALL PAPER, BASKETS
AND FLOWER POTS
See next week's peeper for Prices.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE,
COMFORT
As I am abet-t+b--,.move from
Goderich, I will offer from now until
Nov. tOth, my entire stock of
DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES,
COf1BS, BRUSHES, SPONGES,
CHAf1OIS, SOAPS, PATENT
(MEDICINES, SPECTACIES,
Etc.
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
As a drug stock is a very difficult
one to move, most of it must be dis-
posed of at once, so that it is an ex-
ceptional chance to secure bargaadns
in the above lines.
• • • •
ALL ACCOUNTS
must be settled at once. Those re-
maining unpaid on Nov. Ist will be
placed in court for collection.
J. E. DAVIS, PHM. a-
_ __Druggist _ Druggist and Optician.
HURON'S GREATEST STORE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
THIS WE -:$-
Choice of 5 doz. pearl 4 button Kid Gloves, regular 75e.,
for 35c. a pair.
Choice of 7 doz. tine French Kid Gloves, regular $1.10,
for 75c. a pair.
MILLINERY.
We propose to make values such in Millinery this Fall
that n� lady can afford to do her own designing. Come and..
see the great Millinery exhibit this week.
SPECIAL IN DRESS GOODS.
Choice of 25 pieces Dress Goods this week, 7 yds. for $8.95,
worth $4.00.
Choice of 30 pieces Dress Goods this week, 7 yds. for $4.95.
worth $7.00.
R_ B. SMITH
0. W. ANDREWS. Manager.
Clot Water set Steam Heating
means comfort No dirt, no want,eek•
always delightful heat
We are thoroughly experienced in
planning and putting in Steam or Ifot
Water heating plants,
You may have a wrong idea of the
comb of hot water heating. Interview
us and let us give you some accurate
nforntation.
Cotswold'. --James No
Orissa
Wooster. -Ram, 2 shore and beer, Jae.
MIMI, L Selkas
.ld, jr.; sheerling te. Jas.
Item 1, 1 mei 2 1 ryas lamb, Gee. Henry, Jae.
See11; ewer. 2 "bean sad ewer, J5a 80.11.
(loo. Henry:.\.•111.0 ewe, Jas. ane11,1 gad
2; .we lamb, I. 14ek.ld.tJas. Sea; yes
.f L1(e.stus, Js'. 8ea% diploma ; ram amid
.we, Jas. (tamp, diplesto.
Ssa1hdewr. - Diss Brea tack all the
priw-
Doferdehlr. Dere. - Rae", 2 altars said
.,r, Jo.. T•bb, Paul Raid; .heartiest res,
.las. Tubb; ram lamb, ,J0.. Tubb, 1 sad 2 ;
pair of *wee. Jos T.1,b, Peal Reid ; oboe.
line ewes. Jas. T.bh, 1 sad 2 t .eta lama,
Jos. Tubb, Peel Rad.
Rey bread, osmsd. not en 110,-A- M.
Pella seek ell the prises wilt 104s Dwain
horned ebeq•
h'ea
a..b1 Dowse.- Ram. 2 *beers end
*silk
4r oklga fl' ' 4I*VM t 00,04sr11
Mgt. calm um I rem es* 2 . w B-----
1 ami, 91 soils. 9 ahem ata ever, O. W
&lily i.1(MAIM MM. O. W. Strip,
� 0t owe Weft. *wady,
��W,' lowed,,
A POOR UNFORTUNATE.
1•.
OtLTTLE BROS.
Plui n, S1eamfltters all 'Mad
Wast side of Square. seat Sturdy was.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
i
FUNERAL NOTICE
A. W. CORNELL
1fndertaker & Embalmer
SUCCESSOR TO
A. B. CORNELL
N. haw beers Gratify
Rdaeed M *order tovmeet the popular
desaawd Air Moderate Priced Paesernrs.
Hls hoes west dead ea' kis male week lam.:
He lost sixclews Isapoker game ;
A' arrleses OM* ea • wmm0r day,
9lmi' otw1Ms 2b. beam waw•ba hieet away
Thea a ea1Mgaahe eeme Whoa that Wen
Rose,
Aa' swallowed the lend Hae the bow stood
.I
As' the tar estlesee1,Wak lana'
A.' °barged him up 111 the bele Is the
gre.o' 1
Ai the shy marshal. be ens 1s view
A.' sada wanted hie stens las, too I
DA he nine as' Mak I DA Ito eat aa' r7
Aa' emits the 1aerlese5 "weenie' by I
Did ha grieve that hes el* friends lolled 1e
gall
Wan the Mthgekk.......4 'wallowed
ell•
Neuse • word of Memo he ea(d
With all of them treelike ea t4•p of he
bead 1
Nee ►em1 • . He 'limbed Ie 110 ap
.' tf» 1004, a'-ts'
W l se Mesdis' soma tear Jg[t Milia .$ �, ,.,.._
{r, bet.' 114 heed. f` nee 1: mgrs r
' I Towhee It's Mme be wit ep an' glt
1"
-Trask L. lSmatesv d tea Atlases hais't bed the mewls*ylOseeM-
tod.s•
Canadian
Pacific Ry.
At
the correct thing is to have the best fOr
your visitors, and you can get the beat
GROCERIES
STURDY BROS.,
THE SQUAitE, GODERICH.
(CUTLERY AND
IS THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY CANADIAN
LINE
T9 TARE 1011
Manitoba,
the Northwest,
KlondikeandYukon
Gold Fields.
SPORTING GOODS
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Carvers,
Butcher Knives, Bread Knives,
of the beat English and German makes.
Stock now full and ready for Fall
business.
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME.
AOOOMMOOA'I )ON UNSURPASSED.
3 TOURIST CARS A WtEK
TO TH PACIFIC COAST
Greening Steel Wire Cow Chains,
also a line of English goods
Builders' $arC Ware, _ _ -
' a full line. ' w
Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells,
Cartridges, Gun Caps, Primers,
and a full line of Sporting Goods.
eeA Y slthe •til gas. �M�i. tAftgb�
R R * DQZ.IFF.FtI,
•L0i111141T. - OOD•11a2112A7[.
•
Above lines at bottom prices
and fair dealing for all from
W. MKENZI