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'TUB SIGNAL : GODEMMS ONTARIO
Elf orf M.HK
WE ARE PROUD
We have reason to be
proud of the goods we rep-
resent. Sterling quality at
reasonable prices is our
motto, and it brings us new
business every day.
I tlelIIEP FUNIS,
lEU, sad TNUAS MAKS,
■ IU1NEY i IEATIIE
BICYCLES.
and the best lines of small
goods place us in a position
to cater to the tastes of the
most fastidious.
We are selling Cleveland
mooed -hand -wheels at ridi-
culously low prices.
EMERSON'S
Boyers Lad Music Hone, and
We eland Cyols Livery.
Witt 0 ignaI,
se ,oats®
EYBRY THURSDAY MORRNING
se R /e110iaegbi
YODaItIcH. THURSDAY. OCT. U. lilt.
ar That Chinese emperor ought to be
ashamed of himself for remaining alive after
all toe deaths he has died by cable.
ar Now is the time far the Liberals in
West Huron to pick a folate it *th-
coming bye -election for tine (bmmdta.�
SP It did not take the Government lea,
to find • Lieut. -Governor for the Mirth:
Walt.mined new man is ed Fottotr.
ear Rear. Cameron, of The Hamilton
Spectator, now takes him light wine with
the charming. naivete of a French habitant.
THE PLEBISCITE IN HURON.
THE plebiscite in Huron gives •
majority of over 3,000 in favor of
prohibition, and is • pretty clear io-
dination that in this coun/y, at any
rate, the handwriting is on the wall
so far as the liquor traffic is con-
cerned.
Is West Heron over 1,_100 of a me-
jerfty �i. decided a ai tpe manu-
facture, importation and sale an a
beverage of intoxicating liquor, and in
future parliamentary elections the
question of prohibition will not fail to
some up in connection with the can-
didature.
There are many who find fault with
the small vote polled on Sept. 29, and
. who claim that the percentage of the
Satire vote polled will nos warrant
the Government in bringing down
prohibitory legislation. Such may be
the result, but, after all, it must be
remembered that there is no reason to
believe that had this plebiscite been
taken at municipal time and under the
conditions that existed when the
Provincial plebiscite was taken in
1894, • similarly large showing in
favor of prohibition would have re-
sulted.
The failure of the antis to put up
an open fight was the cause of lulling
the Drys into • false security, and
kept down that tendency to put up a
strong fight, which would have been
the some had anything like public op-
position been attem ted
P
Of one thing we have cause to feel
thankful, and that is the rood -na-
tured and friendly spirit that pre
vailed in this riding throughout the
contest. In the weeks that preceded
the elect.on no harsh language was
need, and on election day, during the
voting, and while the returns were
coming in, prohibitionist and anti
talked over the figures in the most
amicable manner. The old style of
harsh language and ill -feeling is hap-
pily dying out
WAR VESSELS ON THE LAKES.
THE Chicago Times -Herald, one of
the best of American journals, has a
thoughtful article on war vessels on
the lakes, and takes the ground that
there is no reason why existing rela-
tiooa should be interfered with.
By the treaty of 1817 an arrange-
ment was made to the following ef-
, foot :
•• That the naval force to be maintained
upon the American lakes by Great Britain
and the United States shaB henceforth he
confined to the following vessels on each
tide, that is : On Like Ontario to one
morel not to exceed 10C tone harden and
armed with one 18 -pmol cannon. On
the upper lakes to two vessel. not exceed
leg like burden each, end armed with
like force." r
This treaty may be abrogated at any
time by either power giving six
months' notice to the other. In the
last days of the civil war, when there
was some apprehension that there
,slight be trouble on the border be-
tween the Stetes and Canada, Presid-
est. Iai!ppr i pure formal nature loo
terminate the arrangement, but before
tete time elapsed the situation on the
be der had changed for the bettiw,and
the notice of annulment was with-
drawn by the United States.
Since that time the war vessdis of
the States on the lake have been ibw
Tad to the Michigan, known to many
If the people of Gederieh, and its et -
ripe is now being made to add the
tip. Should that addition he Rade
quite po aible that the (1seadlas
..meat say be tempted to add
"• ave/, and a foolish rivoky
melt betimes obs two essutriea
• meth betel that the ruttish*
rga•d as It le at preset. There
pei'ssowet for dens„ egg the
ee
fr The Mountain looks ou Burlington;
And Burlington looks on the Bay ;
And whisky flows in Hamilton
From early morn till dose of day.
tier The fall show season stem this week,
and the average man feels constrained to
ask himself, what's tbe'good of the fall
show, anyhow
•
ar The able effort, of W. W. Buchanan
.ave. .S.JCasfar..wows/kink them.,
ible in the Hamilton vote on prohibition.
Majority for grog, 1532.
Sr The number of men who have recent-
ly bieen struck and killed by railway trains
indicate that either the men or the trains
have been going rather feet.
aT The Toronto Star points to PHILIP
HOLY, of oar town, as a fit and proper person
to represent West Hmou in the Commons ;
and The Star claims to shine for all.
ar Some of the admirers of Premier
HARDY are going to banquet him, became
he is an honest administrator. Are honest
administrators am scarce as the advancement
of that reason would imply ?
rte The Tories my that J. T. GAasow
will walk the political plank on the 27th
inst. As an offset to that tie Grits claim
that Hamar ibLaxa will lose the M.PI'.
tail to his kite on the 31st. Even then
honors would be even ; but it may be that
neither will die the death.
Sr Nothing emceed' like success, as
witness the tam of Kircher/h. Had be
been swamped by an overwhelming force, as
Htcx, Pasha was, and succumbed to a
spear -head as big as a shovel, no one would
be trying to prove that his measurements
wets larger than they shotdd be.
METHODIST MISSION WORKERS.
kennel Menson' er the Wemae's ■Issiem
shy eeetetr of CM Boehm Cealereses.
The following delegates wire presses at
the coovention of the London conferee.*
breach of the Methodize Woman's Mieeios-
ary Society in Norther. Methodist abaroh
leas week : Mrs. Barns, president, 8.
Themes ; Mrs, Fowler, let Mos -Pres,
Lied.. Mrs. Dlobse, god viewers.,
Lttedee ; Mrs (Dr.) Seem. 3rd vM►pres,
loads. ; Mrs MoMeohaa, res Mo., Lu-
do ; Mrs. (M.eteghao, oor. see., Kiomer-
dim ; Mise Webster, our. see, for mi.*loo
bade, Lesdos ; Mrs. ,:miners, treas. , 8t.
Thomas; Mr. Tennant, sup', systematise rav-
ing, Loudon; Mrs J. Burton, Sorat.rd; Mn.
Rex worthy, Wlaghem ; Yrs. Leech, God. -
riot ; Mrs. Paisley, Exeter ; Mrs. Riedm.
St. Theme, district organizers ; Miss
Hewtt.., Arm : Mrs E. Richardson. Ayl-
mee ; Mrs. Allis, Brussels ; Mrs. Feeler
sad Mr. Bea, Rasteabary ms., (.:lilts. ;
Miss Freeman, Gamete sl, Clinton • Mrs.
Sseetb, Gederteb ,
; Mrs. Lae., Gerrie ;
Mrs. Harrison, Gramm ; Mrs Godfrey,
Grovae'sd ; Mies Sqp hessee, HolmsmHlle
Mies Leramle, Heesall ; Mn. Crams, Kirk.
ten: Mrs. Hillock, Ktemedias ; Mrs.Ham-
Iltse, Kingsville ; Mrs Hazard sad Mrs.
Smith, Firm obereb, Leaden ; Mrs Wit -
hams and Mn. Weeks, Donde. Cas.Lon-
don ; Mrs. Edge sad Mrs. Mortimer, 'Well -
Metes sit, London ; Mrs, Rowell, Smith
London ; Mrs. Gr•Mway, West London ;
Mrs King, CsetacnW, Leaden ; Mee Gra
hem, Colborne" et, Leaden ; Mrs. Barney,
Lesbowel ; Mn. Sheeler, Milverton ; Mrs.
Meson, Mnaosy ; Yrs Griffith, Yelhoarse ;
Mrs. Hall. Nile; Mrs. Odes.., Wsetminete,;
Mrs. Remelt, Seatorms ; Mrs. J. Richard.
ton, 8tratt coy ; Mrs. Kilbe.ree, Sharon ;
Mrs (last, Waterloo at., Stratford ; Mn,
Marlatt, Fire Charon, Sr. Thorns. ; Mr.
Crewe, Central thumb, St, Thome. ; Mrs
Vim, Mt. Mary's; Mr. Romeo. Tonsures:
Mrs Barter, Varna ; Mrs Tooter. West -
ham ; Mrs. MoAlliter, Watford ; Mrs
Webb, Pihlteohnreh ; Mr.. There*, Wind.
ear ; and the following mission band dale
estate : Mase Field, First ohuroh, Inesdan
Mrs. Cowley. Dundee Centre, London ;
Yn, Cahill, Month i.-pdoe : Miss (lreem
West I.oedm : Mie Coati, Ora°, cherub,
At. Thomas ; Mn. Revolter, Cetera!, Se..
Timms : Moo Agnew, Twwaser; Mrs. J.
Wilson, (hderteb.
comma, lvmitea, • •
The Tuesday semis@ meeting was of
modal Morse to lite °ebbe aud was well
asseaded. Mt.. Terser... behalf of the
Gederi ib tensa, gave • serdlea warms M
the eeeve.tln, to white M". Telenet, .f
Leaden, made • graesfat reply.
An sates. by the silt at the shtarel,
reststsad
line Ul �iedes. and Moe MI. Learn by
Asssbr.vnsk sad W. W. aseddaet were es -
'1 be features of the used...
11s petta et the 'noisome and eerier
sodkeeeamrwsarywombat et eaeawrae.moet
stated the masa* egrow hess� le M16.941
I $ij 60--
as,manes of 11107-61h wmis sd M the
era tresemer. 111.TM id. Mrs.
rwpesesd leer law sa.aisetm —a•
ilsr+ahN (W1et ertg•sb ), llbnksed and Til-
bury—Wale 94
pal 1. I wades booEOM th,,
Mow, keys,ses boas. of MANI,
eMglt •thMub tad the sweeter r. hews
dem fatthfel work le fs,mteg kwdUtanea
The welsh tower, se sliest. Sikes part to
dila lee Okra,swat led •mesa tie Is.
r. R •
sr The Government sur sent a new gold
Hurries to the Klondike. He will super.
eede Few, wry, the strayer.
Aar And eo Kttxmat,,x was bunt in the
"Kingdom of Kerry." Shako, Herb ; there
are • few ofus left.
armament on the 1ak$s, and the
wer war ships oa oar inland waters
tie more friendly will be the attitude
of both countries.
O.nfouhd this jingo spirit, anyhow.
1 a us have pease.
SNAP SHOTS.
Mr To the ex-inewber : When in doubt,
iioatwte yourself to the vacancy.
K Chiosgu should consult the wwspsp-
critics before it here& its prem Math
ear Evidently, the less asses ie prolix
didn't kuow tial the Quebec ballet bozos
Were loaded. —
o Quebec is shout to lose the conference.
It is to be hoped Camila will not have to
pay for the ending.
dim Het. J. Wile•. mhspd 1M seeds.
with player.
wapabuar
As Wedeeed.y merateg s ssee ss, a tester
frets Mrs. Desist, a life member, wan read,
ere the executive havlag decanted Me amens
could be sakes epos lb this deaths wart
oeedrmed.
'its folleeiog reselutioa was pasdt
" That we heartily app. -Mate the effete
made at the seines! ooaterease by Judge
(heeler and ushers for the aofnaokien.e.t
of wools., sad also for the liberal views
erprawd with regard to theiratieas
.
lay delegates to the quarterly beard, sad
annual ooaferesoes; sad we resoaaiae that
the trete is drawing neer—indeed, It it sot
fur drteet—wbee the ability and ooe-
aecrawoo of women shell meet with the full
teoeaattton they deserve."
Notices el cooties to spin -e the Oasts'
bone le she get beard fr,.,.. ase ea 60gement
ens in 1,000, or .se in 800 members, were
both defeated.
la branches where the membership is less
than 500, Lad .dither the president oor she
correspndisg secretary b able to attend the
board ma.tlag, they be allowed to seed as
•I termer. Carried.
That the rawer of •.xlliary mem
omitted trims the maul report.
That branch.* elm bet two 'Les
eats Carried. " —
flatcommitteeebe ��mob Is
Japan and Mae,. la.aretilleile _With the
work of the general bleed.
Manitoba breath asked that the minks
heel msstitetion be changed to allow them
to send their move) quarterly, instead of
mentally, te the erwurer. Lost.
From Manitoba also, •eking that
the Nester offaliaa be devoted to
work at Norway Hese. File was
to read : 1. view .f m.monsle from
ttoba, we mime that the hoard
the &oboe of last year, the exposer
eerie and outfit beteg paid from the
fund. Carried.
Reeled, that the appointment of rapes
-esseasiven M the arsenal confer Boss Ming
optioal with the breaches, we esteem that
they be permitted as formerly to prepare
and present their own report of the work of
the W. M. 8. Carried.
The afternoon session was largely Mken
op with u lsessuooa of modes of work. Mise
Webster ope.isd the doeueaiuo ou missies
Nand work, urging • closer oonneotioe be -
tweeds the auxiliaries Lod their young
people. A somber of tnterettog methods
of earaug income and also pleas of mission-
ary education were dwelt upon. Straight
giving rem iced the endorsement of the coo -
'maim. The district work was led by
the. McMeohas, who tomcod -The ob-
staoles and also the a000nngemeats which
the organisers met in the progress of the --
e ork. The obstacles noted were lack of in.
formation, local work and sometime the i•-
iessfu cele at the utMstere. The tratworaae.
meats were, real of the workers, overoomtag
of selfthneer, development of oharacter.
Noted ales, that when out:te is Invite the
organiser so visit them she is only 'author-
ised to atom her own expenses to the
branch, and not those of ether ladies who
may accompany her.
Mr. Riede. led in auxiliary work, speak•
ins of the need of the very beet women as
offsets and the seed for every woman taking
her share in the responsibility ; reports
should be better used sod cironlatd ; leaf-
let. are sot always taken sere of and read,
A prayer pledge was suggested, visiting and
outlook committee commended.
Mrs. Mason rave as Interesting olstory of
the Indian auxiliary, showing the sacrifices'
spirit of some of the members.
The report of mod.* of work awmitt.e
followed elwly on the line of auxiliary
work.
Rey. Mr. Orem, of Halm.evtile, domed
the session with prayer.
?HUmo,ty.
It., devotions sad rets, Mre. Csm-
vgbam, Mo
and Mea.
ben ba
proud -
part of
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The
read by
swag .f
bore, treasurer, gave their reports is
ii. The reports were amepted. As
Crether• is retiring. a .tsodiag rota of
kis was tendered her for met @mete'.
thanks of the convention were also
seed to Mr. Baird, Ss. Thomas, for
ling the books.
few momenta were spent in testimony
praise, as a public wknowldgmest of
u rcmivet in the W. M. 8., Mrs.
sou taking charge.
letter from Mrs. Coven, vias -president
e W.C.T. U., oonyeysd the fraternal
leg of that society. Passed to the
committee fer wkiwwlid.mnat
notice of motion was brought h by
Harrison as follows : Ia view of the
that the monthly leaflet ls not moan
hag the mission deslk.eed, and that the
ter portion of the auxiliary members do
vail themselves of the valuable ialerm-
oentaised therein I to the earl that it
be presented in a form that quill not be
oohed or set aside, but be made more
mad effective : Resolved, that we
Maths the board of the W omaa's
issleaary Society, asking ,nem to lacers
monthly leader le the Outlook instead
the form now tied. Carried.
lather motioned
ived,tbat the editrem of the woman's
meet of the Outlook be orivilegedl to
erne auxiliary sad district reports so
he space may be available for mission -
formation. Carried.
Ived, that the literature committee
h the represestatives to the anneal
vase with the report of the supply
title for distribution at the mineral
or. Carried.
proposed change `,e the oonatitution of
m etive of the general board was not
ed.
orgealeere' committee recommended
townie, all of whish ware accepted
district ort n'zers be nominated by
wU.boam debate at the dvtriot em-
end Meted at the following enmesh
a.
districts organizer. he sx ofedomesa-
the ewrw%b meeting, mad have all the
leges of delegates, and this their sr -
be paid by the district eoev'sMen.
district organizer, held osoventiene
time and place e, they deem beet
distriot nrg•eizere arrasge a plan of
on of districts immediately after
meeting.
dietrlot organizers mate arrange.
to have oar work rep,. -,toted at the
.Iriet meetlog and Kpworth
ion.
district organizers menage oke de.
the /Leitrim se ea In make her die.
f sustelmvg.
afternoon session, alter devotions
Mae, the Ldtn.lsr roeole.ior, from
it 're' eon:m, t e was ren. astiered
meg
vel, that dietrlot organiser@ manage
aeons of the dietriot so as to metra
riot eetf-sepperting.
report of the 'apply eommit,,e was
Mrs. Crows. le wee full��oei taker.,,
AIM
ttag5selij t5. d,jfd fig
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seeds 'applied and sere hearts omeforted
tbreegh Its kindly mislrtratiene.
TM following resolution was termed la
ower to a leper seat by Mow. Caves,
vies pr eldest of the W, C Ir t1 t Resolved,
that. as wane. of the tendon eseleresoe
brutish of the Woman's SI Wieser, amity
of the Methodist *berth, we mere ear se.
ton of the I'revleolal W. C. T. U. the* we
not csly appr.oiule sad nNproeate their
Madly parings, Ms Mused be them est
beer, sympathy with their week, which Is
se htmately raked with ear owe, and
pledge einsed es So Irereaeed aotivlty to the
hosaperams ewe eases nem vletcry shall mews
The follewhig
i
H•Nag hosed with remises Sorter 0 the • R
,.situp
deksaskery sold aet.wdsua wlacedaam whisk
Msyslled Guam eg she saldte" is me' donde.
Ms labs w.,, bale u'rQa the
ked ksewisg test almdlr meets.
,limas ads p.twitter le env Ossadhe pool
sod assueht, sad berms. of Its meson
s tweak of ear Tmed veil aO*, lasp arele She
thk Lesko kas_M N sic W. M. lel Ott.
MOO w oahems radtw IMO se newt se
Ir Meese se • IlseMed mets ler the sale
w . quer ameag •.r oye e•eeld be it•
led by the solitary authorities, sad do prey
that it. praeenee .say be speedily sod totally
abolished.
The Mullein of oaovr• wee preee.ded
with, "colon/ as fellows . Pneideat, Mn.
(0•.) Bares, 8t. Thomas ; arse vice steed -
ant, Mrs. (Dr.) Fowler, tondo. ; mood
►Ise lewisite,, Mrs. Diok000. Loadoe ; third
vise preside,, Mrs. 1 Ur.) Boel,., Load's t
remedies seereiry, Mrs. MoMsehas, Loa-
d.. t eorr«noadel eseretarY, Mrs. Ce.-
.tasaam, Kiueardlw ; tleeeuret, M,m
Aeheeen, Guderioh ; ~reshooting secretary
of i.i.eioe brads, Mies Item Webeter, LOW
dm ; supeHsteodent of etstematto glut.,,
Mn. J. H. Teaaaot, Loudon ; medium, W.
R Robertson, Ooderieb.
Delegates to use femoral board me.
Hinges.. were elected es follows :
Many persons cannot take
plain cod-liver oil.
They cannot digest it.
It upsets the stomach.
Knowing these things, we
have digested the oil in
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil ,with Hypophos-
phites; _, _ we have
broken it up into little glob-
allln I ules,:ot droplets.
�. f We use machinery, to do
the work of the digestive
organs, and you obtain the
good effects of the digested
oil at once. That is why you
can take Scott's Emulsion.
(Rey.) Harrison. Gramm ; Mrs. Maid
ao, Leaden ; Yrs, Riedon• St. Thom,
tee,
Dr.)
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large
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Mrs. ressant, Loads*. Uv vines id
Mrs Burs sod Rte. Ceaatngbam tau
beat of she immoral beard. As albarna
Mrs. (Dr) Fowler, Leedom, sed Yrs.
Kmtem, Landow, were teeeeu. District
matzoh : Landes dWriot—Mn. K
Leaden; 8traterd—tire. Rice, St Yat
Wiegham Mrs. Ynxwortby ; Gad
Mrs. Leech, HolsomvUle ; Exeter —
Peals9, Mertes ; Strktbroy—Mrs. t3
Sure br.y ; Ssrern—kstt with Hie u
Widsor—Yrs. Therpy Windsors CM
—Mrs. 8. Gardiner. ()leathern ;
—Mn, B --I. Ridgetowe; St Thomas
Mrs Mail .• , St. Themes.
The eyen,,.� msetag brought est •
gathiiur, ';.0 Soiree Meg well fill
Rev. J let ,;••-• eompled the chair sad
bin add,, se Leto sem Information is regard
to the work of the Wenas'a M
Society. If menttesed parr
but than s-, .uoaty always too=
headlines .: um its iaoome, I he ladies
this way Ovum evideams of decided
ability. Choruses by the Labor of Le
mission baud ; a recitation by Hank
ar, which deliehtd the audienc, aid a se
by James F. Thomism were give. demise
the eveiug. MR Logue sad Mee MI
Campbell acted as •ocompanlsta oe
organ. The report of the secretary
mimeos bands was read by Mrs. Cowley,
showed a gretifytag biomes both to mem
ties.hip and in the emeses of mosey
a the department of the work, The
emtoton of the prize tanner to the m'
band showing the harvest ,nemse in mw
benbip and doing the beet work dartog
ear was made by thepreeideot, the cov•
bleat being carried o f by Min Ape
• delegate from the Teeseeter bead, it
wing the presentation of the revert of
mmictee on oocrteei.*, • vote of
as passed by the delegates to their bee
d hostesses here and to ethers who
sued u akin/ the eeaventiei
pleasant told profitable gathering T
sadism feature of the meting was an sd
w by Rev. W. P. Byers, miseiussry from
is, who told of the smirk whiob the min
maria have bo do, sad related • aerobia
incident, hens tie experiences of himself
d his wife. Mr. sod Mrs. Byers sang two
miss—me is the Medi My tie sad one is
sedan—beth sweet sad plaintive airs
ep had with them • little Hud, girl who
g two Immo of " Jams Lover Me,' with
neat artioulstto. and • surprising leek of
onitn accent.
A short buatoem seethes after the public
og brought the three days' o'sventte
a close.'
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
())-ream Lantte' Homo JoutuAl,—Fe,
tee first time, is print, General A. W. Orem
ly ,stir, is the Ladies' Home Je a sal, the
fearful experiences of Ireeself sod his los-
imprioeaed bead at explorer* as they hoed
death tor owe huodrd sed aizty-fear so -
lees days at the North Pole. Bright is eon -
reset ie "The Anecdotal Sidle ad Mark
Timm.' in the ma magazine, is which tie
bumorat'e oioeset friends tell twenty fumy
new stories of bio. ”The Most latirsstae'
.Sunday-Sohool to America" le the no -
eel welled story of John Wsssmater's Both -
Lay school is Philadelphia. Mary K. Wil-
kie' is pictured In nine phe.egrephs as she
ie is bar New Lowland home. 1s ••The Bey
of Ten Phenomenal Fingers," Mary B. Mal-
let ernes in • oloe-range way of Josef Hei-
mann, the famous pieatst. Aesthete-sulk-
logfeature of mesiesl interest is -The Per.
somal Side of Richard Witmer," se It is
shows here by the mmpoe,r's met Intimate
friend, Huustcn Stewart .-('immbsriais
Those who react Corolla* A. Yasen's novel,
"A Minirerof the World," will velem*
her new aerial, which Wahine with epirita.p
the sips of a rare touch. It a called ••The
Minlsteret Carthage." Kiward hook writes
to ye xog OM and In 'mart women on hie
editorial page. Is ie, on the wl,ul., k nap.
Dal number of If,,, mag.tioe; the b .t, per-
haps, It bee eve, ieMed. The Curtis Pub-
lishing Cowpony' Phlledelpbis One durst
per year; tee mote per atopy.
The
bsleetsprotest garobgo
and South eOcctob 27th
and blot r epeotively. They are to be tried
in Gado -Joh by Jostles Faleonbrldge and
Street.
EPPS'S COCOA
GRATEFUL 00>rFORTLEG
Distinguished everywhere
for Delicacy of Flavour, Sups-
r;or Quality, aid Nutritive
Properties. Specially grate -
:a11 and comforting to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Sold
only in 1-4 lb. tins, labelled
JAMES EPPS & 00., Ltd.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, Lon-
don, England.
EPPS'S COCOA
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..01111•07." . •.
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2'$a
"NEW FLORIDA"
LCD
"NEW BERMUDA'
STEEL OVEN COON STOVES
Ya 11N MN* UREIC
"New Art Amit
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a TGE Alftelosessek, wee MD
COB MAIM Til gBBAMET..
bewm'zededery w gaar..eM tie �'
J. H._WOfiStij.,
r NM MAX
CAoi ilenar i
opt re�
is.. t,.ee, all MOM.
• SCOTT a .owmu, cye-iiia Toronto.
ICE'S
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best for Tabieded Dalry
H ELLO ---2---
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Scraiitoll ,HHaard Coal
1[ABKBT
Au t7o,1 wa1ghog
ober Iso g•► soli lbs. feserbt
WM. LEE.
Orders lett at ass a BEEP
Elise prpsly •,tended aro
STILL ON DECK i
Y•L,TX.1='S
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to learn to ride
the wheel,
Go to YULE'S
If you want Repairs, you will
find • vulcanizer, • brazier, an
enameller, and • competent
workman
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wheels
and Best Attention, be sure
and go to the old and reliable
KINGSTON
-STREET,
OODERICH.
YULE'S
BICYCLE
LIVERY
Everybody is Talking about
D. OANTELON'S
Lala hes Jude received ostler eo
from Manitoba. Ha has sow On
two of the beast brands of Firm
the world can produce.
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILVIE'S
ma. wisutyas moan.
Made tram Ns 1 Hard When,
He also k-eps the lent h"eda of Oit•rle
flour,
People buying plow will do wail by Mlreg
o. 1). Canteen. thepreenedbarer. sed he
will tell yen how to mead the stsml,ekn sod
Ontario Moue together es as to have a Wawa
lei Family Slow at a real lame prim,
Orden will be promptly ssteaded to in
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
aatrr, s Oakes with .lessee rets/ •
D. CANTELON
We do
All Kinds
!ding -
and Repair
Machinery of.
any description
at short notice,
and for little
money.
1m�rsa-�
Bicycle Co.,
f
GODERICIIBARGAIN CENTR
This Week!-
J
Extra
Value in Blankets •
Extza Value in Flannels
Extra Value in Flannelettes
Extra Value in Hosiery
Extra Value in Gloves
New Shades in Kid Gloves, just received.
Ladies' New Fall Jackets, from $2.00 to x.00, the
beat value in town.
Great Value in
Men's Fur Coats
(Ladies' Fur Coats,
JAS. ROBINSON
BeatemaU-S
:
e
Tarnish
as its name implies, beats all competitors in the
most important points. Brightest lustre, least
odor, quickest drying of all stove -pipe Tarnishes.
25c,, 5 for $1, Take no other.
The Medical Herb Tea, best of herb medicines, 25c,
Sassafras Blood and Stomach Bitters, 50c.
The Dsefezt Emulsion of Ood Liver Oil, 35c.
W. Ce GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
Agent for the Birkbeck Building and Loan Co._
HAMILTON STREET MILLINERY
e
MISS CAMERON
has returned from New York, bringing with her the latest in styles
and shades. The reigning colors are
BLUES OF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RIDERS' SHADE.
Miss Cameron does not hold openings, but evreyons is invited to
fell and inspect goods and prices.
DO YOU HUNT?
If sol the following prices on a few lines of
Breach -Loading
. GUNS.
will labii you :
A good 12 bore Double Barrel for - m $7.75
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel for $12.00
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel,with
Greener Crossbolt, for - - - S15.00
Also a full line at lei Arms
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or■kps,r'g
Loaded '$hells
Oome in and examine the stock. No lronble to show goods
Rougvie's Hardware Store.
FOR CUSTOM WORK
FO -t REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SH4RMjN
TME L SHOfVj
• ____s ca1i.
shoddygood% and we rs p
eng a thorough workman, we jahe on by e" of
to Reias Berstein.* lintoo ot buy tido* meltioP
aged g ni or bankrupt snooks
We ken the-�Wb}li,1Noe. WATS
sod ler TC e g lendid wearers. ir ,seed istte�rs,
Iles, Ton should give them a trial,
ws\.C. 5I� ,
deafen a sane aTaiwy tp ��-
ainm ewgaa gm Mli esus, trod tf . £154. 6
mempamm
twat.
%•411/11N ISM AIM WPM
"TheStar for bal. arf 1 • for wily 1k
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