The Signal, 1898-11-17, Page 5You will
be Satisfied
if you get your Boots and Shona here.
There is no reason why you shouldn't
be a customer of uurs. A well select-
ed stock, best goods, lowest prices and
courteous treatment are the induce -
Mots offered you. The fell stook is
complete, and will at Lower
Prices than you
to pay.
be
sold
have been
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'SIGNAL.. .aatiT.sicR
•
TuulmDAy, Nor. 17, 188C.. 5
SW floor of Forliamest your views, the
nem of the meat Liberal Arty from thus
beetles of the world. 1t soy *.au bele has
• word to say easiest me, cc teal. that I sat
L es the dedgest or bad also, saw 11 It •
time to oily It. But, pwwN ty the auoo-
Nos, 1 bed the right to olelul 1..s nguro e,
outlet and wboleeome support of every mare
of y... 1! youwilldo your du, y, uspwa apes
it 1 will du Wee. 1 will wseo •s siw..g e
tight s• I know how, u home. • baht as I
koow hew, sod that is all 1 mit you io do.
(Cheers.)
TUB DOMI►IOM NOMIMaTn'$.
" Tin rumor bee roue ahead that 1 was
• eaadldat• for the Dm:nolo* nominstles.
Under some oiroumetaooes I 000ld have 10 -
accustomed awned .s to have bees in seine Meson • dot'
to myself to de fro, oeoa5M5 the Lodi How
is generally regarded as the little house-
' the lower house. I have been in the trout
of the battle, sock .e It is, for some years
past, and bays bees. I bops. oeabled to M-
onad my 5eefuloem as • politicise, sod 1
might patently have looked forward to •
nomination M the other Hoose. The edsomg
u an uoelleot one, to • lawyer especially.
Some of my friends said,' • W by doe%you seek
it!' 1 will tell you why I don't 5.d it (aid 1
am not seaktag it at all): 1 oowtder that the
post of City, bees, the poet of duty is the
post of danger, today is the Looal House. 1
am go;reg to stand by my old friends in the
L,osl House. until they are out of dttnjoulty
at all minute. It le of more oo0eryaeooe to -
0.y te carry West Huroo for the Local
Hoose than it is tor the Uominioo. This
is the battle grouted, and there is nothing
to binder Wast Herat gtvlog 200 of a
majority." (Cheese.)
ST. 6E0. PRICE,
Custom Work
and Repstrlsg.
West side of Square,
Godericb.
(ARROW AND HOLMES
APO the Man for West Huron.
a Large mad astbastsette te.,astlee-
tn.rrow Nmasated by Acelaesatlee
-Nlss5e Leads all ineeopetetere
ter Use C.sss..s.
Tomato Globe Report.
DUNUANNUN, Nov. 11.- The
Ltbsrdil of Wast Huron were called epee
tidy to perform the .omewhes nausea
wk' , ifl -«+essimt padldatee to • *tee
by.•iMi51me ler both Iii 6iisi1l sad Denta-
te.. Houses. Thin plass was Mosso at the
i oD,wtioe tows because it u preotloally i.
the coat re of Id riding. Aud that 11 is is
the ...tr. of so small rldieg those delegates
who bad to drive twenty•we moles to rrsok
the ee.,..ties sad twisty one miles to
resob home agnea w •bund•utly able to
testify. Tae drivls( had to be dons seder
midenater 000diltone without the prelim -
10017 mid wiling .colimausetion Then
weer sir Moan of row a the level sod
t hree foot drifts slo.r t►y farce and
dashes, sad se severe was lbs knot that
easy farmers .entered eat in their bob
sleighs. Abe wintry aspect of things gen-
e ra)y was of softened, either. by halt a
sale oaLke Harm, white towering hake
of grey s.ow•ladea *loud. drifted sod
threaleaed bot did .otbtag worse than feria
the bwkgrsusd ler a eoeed of rare be.uty
later in the day. Noterith.t.nding obese
adverse oo.ditieer felly 250 fanners .head-
ed the ....tios. About nee null of than
were delegates to Dee or the ether somiee-
tiowe .bout to be meds. For the lobi House
there was but we seme mentioned, and the
o om/Ytloa seam 0a.otmoosiy tendered to
J. T. Gsrrow, (,j C., the late member He
theaksd the delewstes to ids usual frank
mangey sad referred to ch. rumors that
bays 515.5 list... th• rounds of the
(:oes.rv.wve press to the effect that
he wee .beat to Mater Domielea petition.
For the bandana Hew there mu . super.
abidance of esadidata., but the Ilei was
fis.11y redwood to tbr•r, namely -Robert
Holmes, Mayor of Clinton, and editor of
the Clinton New Era. ; Mr M. G. Cameron,
i;edgebk, sea of tee late Hou M. C. C.m-
eros...0,l. L. Grant, • sturdy Scotch
ismer from Abbasid. All were 5lro0g me*
red say od would have made amidst de -
Witte. Toot deice fell upon Mr. Holm..,
.ad the ftes.rsi teeing le Oise the donee
was • Lies ora There bar ben s teener/
abroad that G.derich "Magid be eo.sat
with sae .f the rtdisg's reprea.eatives.
Gtb.r mmatofpalitiu wished to hem the
bones of sending a member to one of thg'
hos... sad it le perhaps p.rtiosluly fortun-
ate that to Cllatea Ill. the boas of heist
the home ot the .L.did•te abode for the
i'ommos. today. Clinton 1. Lha reeogaisud
pivotal point t. West Here*
Then fir. Helme@ has mach Isfls.aee,
!add boon =oyes fa the last awe years.
Mr. Helmm is pi5d.st of the U.Md5.
Press Asseelesies, .ad preadult el the
Havoc Osesty 8.bbsth Sobool Asedielios
H. to the sea of Mr. K. Holmes, formerly
.seletase Pronanal Librarian, new of St.
TWIN TORTURERS!
Catbartoes, where Mr. Holmes was t, rs 40
years ago. Mr. Holmes' lather parohw d
the New Era la 1866 and the present can-
didate, who, it ay be said, was bore wart
bud sprinter, saw married the daegbter of
. printer sad sow they have a *umber of
little printers. It the byword of West
Hsros, "Aa (Anton woes, w goes the rid -
1.5," s well founded, lir. Holmes Intl no
doubtedly be elected. Dr. itiol)onald, of
yt tosbsm, K. Y. ler Seat Huron, acid Mr.
Ales. Smith. liberal orgastser, were pros.
esu at the °moieties.
I►gsOLOTION 01 COMDOL0Ha.
President Preudloot explained the objet
of the meeting, end referred feelis/ly to the
death of the late Hos. M. C. Cemeroo.
Secretary Coate read tae minutes of the
• saual meeting of the A..oulotioe, after
wbtcb Hugh McPhee, of Asbdeld, read •
resolution of oosdolenos with the tidily of
dente H... M. C. Cameron. He peaked
i1 by reading • resolutieo of oengr•tulattoo
w tt had deo 10Nod«1 to present to
{A',
"Tlrineroo at the oo0vsotioo called tor
Septerllber but poet,,osed. This resolauoe,
so orneriest." of pleasure at Mr. Cameron'.
edv.00emsnt, Lod alae full of hope that be
would be long 'pared to enjoy his exalted
position, made very sad reading is the tight
of later sy•ote and coaob.d the delegates
deeply. Retorting to Mr, Cemeroo'5 demes
tbe resolatios stated that "th1e ev.Ot ie owe
whioh tha Liberals of 'Nest Huron, to sem
mss with the sway Nomads of the deeded
all over the ooastry, Nneerely and deeply
deslore la the demise of the Hes. M. C.
Cameron the causuy hes lost an able, ex-
pended sed distinguished statesman, eoe
w ho oar devoted much ot the velu.bs.time
ase energy to the Ldvauuement e.f thet.ter-
sets ot our o0mnlen codify. 1'he exalted
position held by the deeded at the time of
his death is a tribute to his semory and s
reoogowoa of his emus.t ability sad
statesisan1blp. We extend to Mrs. Came,
0o and to all the members of the deceased
gentlemen'. family our earnest .0d .19/0111re
sympatby. and trust that • kind Provideooe
will Beats and crowfeet them to their sad
bereavement."
The rewluUoo carried in s eked wind
was mon etaloent than words.
No. i ;i020W it1•N0MINIT.D.
For the purpose of the cooeeouoo, Hobo.
Currie, East Wswoce•b, was plead fa the
ubelr, sod Wilbur Menton, of the Doherty
gegen work,, Clinton, mod as .eor.tery
The lollown* .arsuoeers were •ppouk.d
l;oderich tows.btp, Joseph MoChtskev ;
Goderiob town, Aleck Saunders ; COutoo,
Kara Taylor ; Hallett, A T. MoDuaald ;
Eon Waw•sesb, Win. C.mpbell; Blyth, N.
H. Young ; W tegham, J. A Mortes ; West
W.wanosh, Alex. Stewart ; A.baeld, R. A.
Carrkk ; Colborne, Jeri. Tubb. The fellow•
tag committee ore resol0uo05 wasappo($ted:
Wm. Preudfoot, Godertob ; Dr. MoDoosld,
W inghem, and Had McPhee, Ashfield.
The somsu.tioo for the Loos) Hoose w
bent entered Opts, and Mr. barrow was re -
Lumbago and Rheumatism
made Harmless by Dodd's
Kidney PHIS
Lumb.go and Rheumatism cause
endless pin and suffering. Every
man and woman who runs chances of
getting wet, or catching cold, is liable
to suffer from one or both. Our
hospitals are hill 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
agony.
Rheumatism makes more cripples
than all the railroad accidents that
ever happened. Twisted, mis-shapen
caricatures of humanity, who cannot
walk without misery, are to be seen
every day. The kidneys are to blame.
If they aro healthy you needn't fear
Rheumatism or Lumbago. Dodd's
Kidney Pills keep the kidneys healthy
and cure Rheumatism and Lumbago.
Dodds Kidney Pills ALWAYS cclm.
DOMINION NOMltt AT1000.
The tollowisg nominations were
made for the Domioion vacancy
Robert Holmes, Mayor of Ciiotoa sad
editor of the Clam. New Km, by Dan
MaGillt^.uddy and Wm. Sallie.
M. 0. LLmeron, Godenob,by P. MoCartby
and Den McIver.
J. L. Greer, Astakd , by Morgan D.lton
and U.pt. Yoaog.
Wm. Yroudfoot, 0ederbh, by J. Sands
and Joseph bail.
Yellin Holl, Goderiob, by J C. Matto
and John Koox.
Wm. Coate, Onion, by 1' Pee000k and
J. Smit b. _...
1).n 1A,Otlhouddy, Goder,on, by Jacob
Taylor .ed G. S. Cooper.
Morgan Dillon, Aehbeld, l.y Wm. Froud•
foot and J L. Marta
J. N. McKenzie, Ashfield, by W. W.
Coate and Wm. Proodfoot.
J. C. Marne, °•deride, by Dr.
and Wm. Proedloot.
Till *1,0993es00
Mear.. Marton, McKeon* and Dalton
deeliaed bristly. Mr. MoGillleudd► also
45olis.4 sad to doing s remarked joonlerly
that he was going to let the person getuat
the nomm•uoo ruu Ibis time sod be would
endeavor to help him to woo. But :f the
osodidete lost. and the meet wee re.opened,
be sainted them that be would run and win
the oo..titowcr for term next time. (Ap-
plaud I He spoke of i he strength of his eas•
filets, Mr. Holmes, and the eleme.bs
which conduced to :hat strength. Mr. Me-
Gilhoaddy prod toted that the dais•
anomie would "unmet down to Messrs Groot
and Helms., and expressed kit 'tlltagmmes
to support either one tl them.
Meese Cote, Holt sod Preadfoot ds-
, h,.d is the order uam.d. Mr. Orson an -
concord th.t be would be the o•odtded if
the delegates considered him a strong
enough dao. For his ant phbtio appe•r-
aooe Mr Gnat side • strong, even elo•
y0eot. added, president the arguments is
concise and well cohesion terms. H. suited
that he war • meetly* of Steaksd, but bad
lived in the riding for forty yew. He ex-
plained his aseooietloo with the Patrso or -
demand, etsung that the organiser In
"InvWng him said there were two spacial
features of Pitroolam whish woold sod did
appeal to the farmer. Gee object was the
mutual improvement of the agricultural
cls,, the next was that they wase trying to
do awe. with the credit system. Whoa be
beard this his heat expeaded for the order,
rr ,.in.1ly as he war told that then were so
creed limitations sod on: hid to hinder soy -
es* from ezerois0g his political views. "If
there were," assured the organiser, "I
would not h. here." Mr. Itreat gab/toned
hie name and become • leadint member.
But atter • time the Paned thought it in
their interests that they should be rpreamt-
ed by their own order i. the PsrO.a..ts.
"And, g..tbms, " clod Mr. Griot. •'whore
they brought that proposition' is at the frost
doer of our lodge. I and several others walk-
ed oat at the hook." (Applause 1 Mr.
Grant added that he worked is the follow
tug election for Mr. trarrow as her never
wormed before in the liberal interest. There
way, he u.srted, o malarial difference be-
, wenn the Liberal and the Patron platform.
M. O. Cameron vias deeply touched by
the kind tolerators to his father, sad is
well.tbooght-eat address urged that he
.►euld be allowed to 811 out the unexpired
Time of hie father's term.
Mayor Holman of Chutes, who followed,
objected to this es an legends plee. The
The late M Cameron had, he urged,
veld terily reeigued to Aesop hither
hoboes, sod had not been the member ter
the ridlog when be died. Therefore Mr.
Cimeroo's .rgameat did of apply.. Mr.
Holmes said he was a bon Can•dten and
had been for twenty years ..gaged In
petho life. He referred with pride to hes
loog dieser as mayor of CU.tos, sod, .1.
iho,:h he disliked talking shop, he raid he
hal been oomptisenld ea the .daslatetn-
1100 of oleic .ffaln by _.oaeervaleves and
Liberian alike. Clinton', be a.ssrtid, was
the pivotal point in the oo.test.
MR 1.01.11!1 CUMIN.
Three banks were lake., reaaltt.e la the
nomination el Mr. Holmes. Beth the ether
then
Hunter
sy`(eialreRy lloGsv,u, , CAbknlds, 41
1
other awe was meattooed, sed at the ex-
piration o1 five minutes Mr. t;err0w was the
elated, .mid.t applause, to 1.1 the .hastm-
oas obo,ee of the ooeventioo.
ma .ia00.0w srgIKM.
Althesah suffering severely from • oold,
Mr. ()arrow male. characteristically frank
address. " 1 thsok you vasty sincerely.'
said be, "for the renewed'videaos of your
confidence in me I have always had most
successful nominations esti oo two ooea-
mod had fairly suoodle' retinas at the
poll 'I M last time, however. somehow or
otter, wit rams short 1 think, though,
that It was one of those slips that take
plea now and thee even in the best rein
hated o.wbinery, sod I have of lost wu-
84..cs that the Liberals of West Huron are
sante able to return me •gala triampbsntly
i often Oink that tLer• are stronger 011010
this riding thin myself, there are men who
oast do • greet deet mor• osovemieg then i
o.n, sod do more buttonholing And thee*
are one moo that wmetimee triumph at the
poll. I suppose 1 mut have some ooboe
good yoblike0. i doe's kuyw exsa1 what
they ars sod I km not ger11Nto
catalogue today. There must be aomethtop
that makes West Huron L herb stood by
ma as them el greys have dotty. All limn do
here is to renew the promise that such se
you knew me you can always oeuet on Sod
isg me. (Applease ) 1 am sot mach of •
hypoorits. whatever es. I may 0 That I
am without faults 1 would be the lest teas
in the world to pretend 1 hese phony of
them, I h.,. some .,mise ; Last 1 .in
awes of. No mm can live in Goderioh
cid practise law for thirty years and not
make seethes. A lawyer must be true to
the tntaesG of his onset, remedies. of
politica, ad bemuse of thee he tenet mak•
gems..emiee. But, having selected ane, I
ask yo0, gentlemen, to do what you can to
rotors ire (Applause.) i wast to be re.
Brad It I am selected, set .0 snob for my
ewe sake, not Indeed at .11 tor my own
Mks, but tor your sakes. You are here to-
day discharging • eeriest, duty. here to
.deet a candidate who will represent apes
This Week's Specials:
Pretty little Cups and Saucers, 5c.
Good Purses, 5c., 10c., 20c. and 25c.
Good Tooth Brushes, -
Special line Tooth Brushes, 10c.
5c. each
Hair Brushes, -
Dressing Combs,
Bide Combs, -
- 25c.
10c. and 15c.
- 8c. a pair
of
IS
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Watch Show Window for Special Prices.
Our Telephone No. is 100. Don't be afraid to use it.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE,
Lir ......«..
W. ACHESON& SON
SPECIALS.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
-- IN -
DRESS GOODS.
Ladies :--We received this week a very large
purchAse of very handsome novelties in Stylish Dress
Goods. They have arrived late, b_: ` price is much
less than regular.
Ladies' Dressing Jackets
of eider down flannel,
all silk ribbon trimmed,
in leading colors, very
comfortable ec desirable
goods, style as $135
here shown a
FLOOR OIL. - T
CLOTHS week in
great de-
mand
o-mand for halls and under
stoves, in 1 and 2yds wide
regularly i5c sq. yd.
20c., for . .
French Kid Gloves, 2 dome
fast'rs, heavy silk back,
gussetted fingers, new
shades of Browns and
Fawns, all sizes, 5 3-4 to
7, quality guaran-
teed, regular $1.25, I
Ladies' Frieze Jackets,all-
wool,extra heavy, latest
. cut in style, high collar,
-Blue, Green, Black, 03
- regular $4.50, for .
42 -In Ladies' Cloths, e'-
heavy all -wool and fine
finish,in new cols.Blues,
Greens & Browns,. 65,
regular 75c., for
Heavy Union Carpets, 36
inches wide, ten new
tterns to choose 2GC.
rom, reguiar.48c,at J
BI'k Crepon Effects, Floral
ec Wave Patterns. C5C.
regular 75c., for
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. ACHESON & SON.
EIGHTEEN MONTHS' PAIN
ended effectually sad rot -mammals by
Meddles Kidney P111..
Central Waterville, N. B., Nov. 14. -
These dull and cane days of November are
terribly bard rat the kidney.. Net oo.
perdu in a hooded escapes. liwkech.,
WNW Iew'A1tt.am,, lmmeheurn lead similar
Kidney troubles are a 9.l.014101 es 1.Ilen
leaver.
Dodd's Ktdoey Pills are the only sure
and oared ours tor !deny complains.
Th.y fail to our*.
1n proof of this, read what Mr. F. W.
Herrn. of tins plain, dye : " After benne
suffered for stabbed month* with kiddy
dimmer, being unable to work moot of the
Lime, .0d having grown worse while t.tint
other seliolw, I used three boxes of
Dodd's Kidney Pills, which effected • oom-
plata .ad oerma055t oars. "
men made strong rase. A. moo es the
oboering was oeool.ded M. 0. Owneros
took the floor. " I beg," e.M bo, " to offer
my oougratsl•tions to my head Mr.
Holmes, .red to make Ms .t.Nese.t .sew
that be ons have all the support that it ie
passible for a to give him. (Applause) If
hes odder the impression' that i •m .bio to
tender him soy effectual service I. lido cam'
p•Igs all he has to do is 10 Id me k..w to-
morrow morning. sod I will be with trim
with pleasure to the end of the GOA"
(Obo.r . )
I pan .es5ro von, gentlemen, freely sad
candidly." eald lir. Great, the other mad!-
d•t., " that the preeeedInrs whish h.m
Immo carried to . o..olu ion this afters oo
have remittal tD my favor. 1 ss .xweessIv
obliged to you for the rasuIb of the vel., for
it has lined as e.ersess responsibility trews
my .51.ai4.ee. 15 leas vender my
050550 to Mr. Hamel .11 b• 1as rot to de is
M ..11 epee .a' ((Clew.-) Mr. Or.at
516.5 shaved .md lir. Qtmes.a ue.ndd tb5t
made emesintess.
-Abe
Iaomisatiesf1Isralt be
H.e
bower
e bower r. bass, we r.s
sAesw..m, ..id Mr. Reims. "1 sppred.te
lees. tb.m I t0a tett yea the .eiM...te es.
pre...d by Mr. 0ssese..md Mr. Omen 1
iool tb.t it was sea small ..slaw .4 f eitag,
is far as feellsg Is asmeerled. tMM tbsy are
*hie to ..y the it mbrees weirdo Mist they
have. I caa easily s.dm.la.d their desire
to resolve the •.01•.11.n jun ea mach se
my .sem destre. Their t I.A.5 were probably
lest as great es also, Ned 1 applying. thew
wbrIle1olbrObIl. 11111111111•0110 .eN1w..tb. And
mbar I 1y .mt M ..y M ..
that 0.11..
that W BRrwwwill an M sees by g1sep-
hest .. yew ems. I w pe.p.eed to de
..wyielup MN I am p5bly d.. I will
.mese ops • pesiebl ..ansa lee as need -
117 as T .am WNW .y bmslm- BIN
was. every obsess to lad OW ems rash s-
d1ilNy Joe wow ipso We. and 1 51.1M.e
who oke sways ssaile.bs sod sappers of
i. Liberal ekwees a! MS gaamd .li Mdse
ani m sill 1.11 M Si Irl ler L benit prim•
.elles tCbsaw.l
lI.,lel use ssolissalwit Sew seesm par.
ems, W .b. n...Msa Mid Osiris 0.vgem-
sesta won read sod siAswwi, .mel as
_RMlihri sestrywlrtkrmeaSdass r' s
COAL ANO WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We are .till at the same old eland, Nelson
Street, where we have been supplying our
customer for • number of year.. We know
the fool that suite you.
Orders left with our delivery rign or at
Worsen's stove and tin shop and at oar
office will receive prompt attention.
All coal weighed on market moles, anted
otherwise ordered.
We run several Drays in connection.
CARTAGE I FUEL CO.,
JOHN S. PLATT, Manger.
62. 2617.5f
{'hone
The Kensington Funiture Co.
WANT
(I/mited I
DRY ELM AND
BASWOOD
In la ema'1 quantities. They .re also 1
the market for
Green Elm and Black Ash.
AN
ADDITION
to our Large Line
of
OTH
ER NEW
S T 0 -NT IC S
We have added
the world-wide known
Happy Thought
end
Radiant Home
WE MAKE/
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
Jul dream b.. 4 In. N 1a a► Adis
C...era/eas.
1011141Trt FOR PAIOE$.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
mei AD .AIDS Si . a..
OACTOITT AT 4i110091. - ONT(
We Myo eek essarel r (1.d.rteb el t1ss.
sal all t1s..,brr kiwis 0 B.ok'e Stomas. •
WI beadle also w' pegs of the Mkwla
Wm ern.:
gurney !Foundry 00.
Gurney-Tflden 0o.
Burrow, Stewart ds Milne
Glare Eros.
Maar yea the •bei.. et goods trees live el
tb. lomat sad west ptpmrr makers 1s
Wads.
Lot as i7sase It Was Unsling.
Itaaa it.1WW/aias sad !stalling
toQOR!'S
pER1OR uEE'
A Look
J. g. P01111'!
STOCK (1N'
r` N Dry Goods
-AND-
CLOTHIN"O-
Will satisfy you that the Goods are worth all that is
asked for them :
-Heavy Linen Hand Towelling, for e. 5c. a yard
---fists Towelling, for • • •a' be. "
Heavy Flannelettes, wide for 5c.
Tweeds, for 20c. and 25c.
Good Table Linen, for v. , , .. 2oc.
Heavy 60 -inch Linen, for 25c.
40 -inch Apron Oinghalws, for ...........:10c.
Flannelette Skirting, for 8c.
6 -lb White Blankets, for 12 25,
worth 13.00.
Dress Goods, double -width, for 16c. "
27 -inch Pongee Silk, in all colors, for 45c. "
41
In CLOTHING we are showing SPLENDID
VALUES in
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Our IE:1T01145a'cer Overcoat is a-strrer:'seller: - -~- -
A Mans Suit, for 13.00.
Odd Pante for Men and Boys, in all qualities.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED,
J. H. PEDDER,
ei4'c.Olci Stand, Goderich.
HURON'S CAatEST STORE
Stock to be Reiluced $2OOO
STAPLES, FURS,
DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY AND
MANTLES
AND A SPLENDID RANGE OF
KNITTED WOOL TAMS, HOODS, Etc.,
All at prirox n,-ve-r h, -for,. ..tier.-) in (;o.l.)rich.
R_ B_ gm- =TH_
0. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS:
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"NEW FLORIDA" T H au - THF. SQUARE, (IODRRiCH.
the correct thing is to h tip the bt•it fi r
your visi.ors, and ycu can K.•1 th- 1›'rst
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U.E & SHEPHARD
"NpW BERMUDA" ,CUTLERY A N D
STEEL OVEN COOK STOVES
ARE THE RIM Of BAKERS, P O R T I A r IG D S
aND TMm S' v GOO " New Art Amherst "
1S THE MOST ECONOMICAL 005151(5 NEATER
COAL STOVE I8 THE MARRET.
gooey /Stove warranted norm( or money
refunded. and guaranteed for atm year .5.1051
breakage.
J. H. WORSELL
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C3 OI RIGH
Canadian
Pacific Ry.
IS THE DIRECT FAST
ONLY - ALL -CANADIAN
LINE
TO TARE 105
Manitoba,
the Northwest,
Klondike and Yukon
Gold Fields.
LOWEST RATkS. FASTEST TIME.
AOOOMMODA110N UNSURPASSED.
3 TOURI T CARS A WtEK
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
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R_ RADO.t4tP .E1, _
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Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Carvers,
Butcher Knives, Bread Knives,
of the best English and German makes.
Stock now fall and ready for Fall
• business.
Greening Steel Wire Cow Chains,
also a line of English goods.
Builders' Hardware,
a full line. -
Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells,
Cartridges, Gun Caps, Primers,
and a full line of Sporting Goods.
Above lines at bottom prices
and fair dealing for all from
01 TSL =KAP IIIARDWARII ST"OOZ.