HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1899-5-25, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GIODERICH ONTARIO.
TIV MD•T, May 96, 1899. 5
W. ACHESON & SON.
Opened in stook this week • very
large oousignmeut of
San&some Plain and Figured
Black Dress Goods.
This lot includes some of the most
fascinating and handsome effects
we have ever shown. Also
20 pieces of new plain ()overt Dress Goods or Suitings in
latest colorings. All pure wool goods and 42 inches
wide, at 50c. a yard, regular value 75c.
Carpets, Curtains, Oil CI f th•s
Sanaa-ssaeurd door for these goods.
Largest choice in Western Ontario.
W. ACHESON & SON.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
A man 5111 emirs his horse, Mistook and
hu tattle, but be will roe to set human
trap@ to destroy his bey. Every saloon
is a trap, and thou, sods of lived are des
troyed •very smooth. -
The more holiness a Cbd.'lei bas Ibe
more humility he has. Hum hty is • groat
part of our hoboes' ; tt is an argument of
our smoothy, and sn ornament to our pro
fusion ; it te the great desiyo o1 rho retool
to make int humble and keep u. humh'e.
Paul, who had learned of Ism Master to h•
meek and lowly in spirit. was willing and
content to be • servant sod m•ssroger of ties
Church to the aD-»t1ss, though he was
sealing inferior to the o\ulest apostle. -
MoeKeal Witness.
_ _,...-alaatoali PatLUaiitart.
Tanabe- Rewe • Ottawa, My 111.-
u.• Caroms. local-or•1.ry for tin
MMNeses; awl- - Mr. Weller, ct
klen-reel, wer. i 1 the oily o. S.' ur.I .y les
c..nforence with serer.) mrmhera of the
}loose of Commons who are prohioittoniete
and sere formerly m•mbate of the Donna
ion Alliuo• 11 is prob.Id. that Mr
Moore, cf Staneleed• will mov• an •mood
mens to Mr. Filet's resolution Tits curia.
mut will be a deolara.lou 1• favor el
wraith' prehlbitlon. Many staunch .dvo-
c.tes of trohibttioo declare that th• passage
..f Mr Flint's re.n!uttna would moan that
entarto .n.1 (lash.' would be forever bare
from having prohibition. Actin• as.v.••
tog in favor of Mr. Flint'. propo•.da w being
carried on.
Lord Curren, the new Viceroy of, Lelia,
made, some time age, the follos i vrenpt•w
i..- statement : "Drink is • morel canker
eating into the vitality of oar people, a.d
prodooiog effects which do not die wlthis
the year, or the lite, or even with the gen-
'yrat:oe, but whets will be reproduced from
go.eratlw te pseratioa, in a terrible horny
el poverty, misery sad orlme,"- Onward
sad Upward.
Asd yet our people hseitate as to the wis-
dom of removing this "moral oankor. '• Must
Outride be fettered from goneration to g"-
sratioe with "a terrible legacy of poverty,
meaty and *rime" owing to the trade in Loy
to:Waste ` Our people have had an oppor-
tunity of deciding the prohibiting, or the
hoessing,legal:,ing and festering this "morel
aunt' et' and the reale hes bele • large anti ort ty
of the people to the Esglleh-speak tag provm-
os. who have an opinim on the question
have deolared for the prohibition, the cut-
ting away of this Danker, the drink trafllo,
with Me fas-rorohtag.vfle.
Agrand opportunity promote Itmlf to the
Government .1 1ts1e o uetrJ to legislate for
the amens lastesd of the ammo, to legislate
for the majority instead of the minority or
the indifferent, te Inlelate in the interests
of righteotuness, (bel legislation wblob
makes It easier to do right and more diff-
icult to do wrong. May our legislators
n oire the opportunity to show themeless,
satesmes rather then politlolans and "quit
themselves like man" for the remora' el this
"mural Danker," "the parent of les thous-
and eviW' and the rune of thousands of
homer in our tar ('.nada.
_lfa*a DOM• aarnv.
Learo le Whim yourselves. and be gentle
an I fate k
;ard your rompers, eepeoielly in swum
of ill•beeltb,,rritau*. sod trouble, and soft-
en them by a sense of your own shortoom-
Inge end error..
Remember that, vef4able as le the gift o1
speech, eilenoe le often more valuable.
Do not expect too much from ether", but
remember that ell have an evil nature ,shove
development we most expect, sod that we
should forbear and forgive, as w• oft" de-'
sire forbearance end forgiveness ourselrer.
Never retort with a ,harp or angry word.
1t is the eoond word that makes the quar-
rel.
Rower, of the first disagreement.
!wan !wato speak Ito • gentle tau of tidos.
Learn to my kind and pleasant thing'
whenever opportunity offer,.
' ody the ob.rsotet of sash, and sym•
DathIne with .11 In their treanlee, bewutet
ems11,
10 not neglect little tillage 1f they an af-
loatthe oomfort of others In the smallest
degree.
Avold moods and pee and 8N o1 sulki-
ness
Learn to daisy yourself and prefer others.
Beware of meddlers and ale be
Never charge a bid molly 11 • Rood one
4 000w'vatle.
Be gentle and firm with children. •
Do not allow your children to be stray
from home at bight without kuowing where
they •re
Do not allow them to ro whets they please
on the Satoath.
1)o not furnish them with Leo mnoh speed,
Mu money. - W otnen's Lite.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Howi.k. Miss Louisa Spottoo has se -
point= in Toronto es hook-kiepet.
Mister Dr. W. Slant's horse capsized
ids!' -1 a1 1 tqb °R4-11 yriats. arenal,
1v, tlib 'opt and ',rarely
'apt ion him.
Morrie L'oepor iseportor Jao. K. Mil-
ler is quite old An abbess no the back of
en hes/h1ebaa the cause of a great deal
of suffwt.g ij
Lothian MGNsII *a4 hill Goo, Hector, left
for Manitoba Tes.dsi morning of Zest week.
They took • per of settlers' eff•o•s, losdfng
at Browle.
Grey Etr'y Friday morning the 12th
Unit Fernee, the iofsot dsurhter of Alps.
Mot/meld, Std. oon., died, aged Alibi
'Rooth' and six days -
Enter : 13 'm. Bisect, ahe bad hi' an-
kle ksooked out of iotet some weeks ago, ie
.1111 °enlloed to his residence, although he
bopee-eooa to be out .ow.
W ingbam : George Tweed, who bad bete
work,at in T. Bell'' furniture factory for
posse time. returned to his former eite-
stlen in Owe. So red lest week.
Wtagbem :the house and lot formerly
ow.•d by t;es. Duffield was sold byaootlon,
P. Lew recelvt°, the bide. Mfr. Jerome
was the porobasee at 11000.
Exeter Mies Katie, daughter of R. H.
Citlll.•, sooid. lslly fell and •'sa.oed •
broke. arm. This 1' the third time
the same arm has been broken in a
similar anther.
Clietoe : James Keane bad • misfortune
happen him the ether day by haring the
three Bogen of his right hand caught and
°rushed 1s the oog wheels of a preen whioh
he was attending to.
Chutes : John Welsh, an onole of ltobC.
W.le►, of town, died la Wlsoonsm reoently,
He
was .t one time a resident of Goderloh
township and will he remembered by many
In that neighborhood.
Clinton • W. Swanson met with a painful
ambient os Wednesday afternoon of last
week. While working ata saws large diver
penetrated the fleshy pert of his Hybl arm,
and will lay him up for some U...
Brussels: A trout Cha m...ured lit
looker wee hooked by R. N. Barrett when
be and John Ammo were away on a belie.
•xoardon. When we use the word hooked
we do net mean that he "hooked" 1t.
Exeter Wm. Bawdan and Al Mallow
old lays left for the old 0000try. They
took with them two carload' of very dee
limey horses. Mr. MoDo.ald returned
from a simile/ 'Rimioo only about • week
before.
Bresel.: Dr. G. U. Monroe, who had
been aseleting th. Kdbneisoh eine. last No-
vember, has lett for Toronto. 1)r. Kalb-
Bdioh M quite restored to his former good
health and vigor and quite able to attend to
his pnotioe himself.
Morris Joh. Cookerli.e, of Morrie,
who had boon ailing for some time from
oanoer of the stomsoh, died on Friday
evening 12th. Inst. at the age of .1,mty•
mesa years and two menthe Dammed was
an old and highly esteemed resident.
Wiagham : Miss E. idle, aims of tin
Messrs. Wellwoed, and well known to many
ia this vloioity, has been very successful to
her mtssieel studies. She hu graduated
irom T.reste College of Motto and Toronto
O..Orrakery of Yule, with the degree of
A, T. 0. M. Mi.. Idle has escur.d a prom-
. .TrR.A.cTIvE
WALL PAPERS
rililE old saying, "You might as well be out of the World
1 as out of the fashion," applies particularly to Wall
Paler Once get a peep at a room papered with one of our
new effects in Wall Papers and you won't rest until you re-
place your back numbers with a 1900 decoration.
An interesting feature is that prices remain about, the
same this season.
Ordinary papers. Sa b_and 7 cents per DAL -
Better ones, 10, 123 and 15 cents pet roll. - ttl.kea Me dune., and from the ten.
HARDVAREU HAEDVAREI
PRICES RIGHT
Paints, 011e, Varnishes, vessel and Benders' Suppliee.
I am now offering the following articles at greatly re-
duced prices : ._
DAMASCUS and BEAVER RAZORS
HALL LAMPS
DAISY and RUSSELL AXES
,PATENT ADJUSTABLE WRENCHES
PLWO LINES.
Our 50c. Pant -Stretchers are the latest and best kin.
Poultry Netting, Wire Screening, all width&.
Fishing Lines, Hooks, Poles, ' ; eta; o€ -ail kinds. _-
Now is the time to order your Binder Twine. The Ply-
mouth Gold Medal is the best. Only a limited quantity
left.
Sulphate of Iron. Tis`lNst-fertilizer known. Only 2 cents
a pound.
ALEX. McD. ALLAN.
inept position in the staff of the new Con-
servatory of Mum° a1 Chatham, and is also
solo soprano end choir direotor of Park s►.
Methodist ohuroh, Chatham.
Morrie : Wm. Mioble, jr. ,was badly In-
jured on Tuesday of lest week by beteg
Crook with a pomp he was wutlng to put
la the well. The pomp slipped suddenly,
knocking him on the back. He was oerrted
iota bed, where he w111 have to remain for
some time.
Clinton : The Senate of the University of
T. roato at its meeting held lately adopted
the resold of the reoent ezemtnetions in
deotiehy. 'renting the degree of D.D S
Among those who secured this honor were
G E. Holmes and R. R goes, both lormer•
ly of Clinton.
Clinton : Jessie, the Bee year old daugh-
ter of Wm. O'Neil, while around the hoeme,
happening to trip, tell ss heavily toe to free -
tars her 1611 leg above the ankle. the sea•
attended to by 1)r. Guth Bolos the mis-
fortune ahs le pr.tgrWlfhg favorably.
Tuckenmitb : Peter Cameron, who eras
employed at S mon MuKebzto's, oo the 2*4
omuselon, L-R.9.,Tuckeremitb, met with
• very painla' accident ra•ently. He wit
les.diog a hones, when rho animal reared op,
striklog him on the shoulder with hie front
toot, brtakingbb shoulder blade,
Brussels : A oasoal onlooker would hard
ly assume that Jonathan Poland. of Win
cele, has passed he 771 b birthday. He i. •
spry. hesry man, able to do • good day's
work yet. He was • British 11o1•11.r in hie
earlier yawns, being one of the guard of hon
re at Questa Victoria's oorooatloo.
Brussels : The other day Bob, the little
t ea of Duo- Warwick, was jolted out of hu
father's bh,,y while turning round in r
field on P. MoDougait'e farm,8:h coo.,(lrey
The hind alma) of the ro ran over him hat
fortunstely,very little damage was done the
lad. Ills father was not t0 the bogey et t',o
time.
Seaforth : Mrs. James MoMioheel and
Mrs. Choosey bare returned home from
then sojourn at Mount Clemens, Miobigan,
whither they had gone for treatment for
rheumatism. They were gone •haul five
week_ We are sorry to learn that to nei-
ther one has the treatment been very bsne-
Bo'al.
W Ingham : Rev. Dr. P..00e has generour-
1y gismo the ohurob h4 Gabines organ, ler
use In the pryer meeting and Epworth
Louse set meg. The organ 1e mnoh super-
ior to the one that bas been used for that
purpose In the pest. The pastor's rift will
be mnoh appreciated by the Epworth
League.
Brussels : Mise Bettie Cunningham, of
Montreal, who spent al months 1n
Brussels at Kay. W. Norton's, paved 05e1
to tee great majority on 1rid.y, May 6th,
aged twenty -tires years and caved month_
The funeral took plans from her father',
resideoes, 25 Murrsy street, Montreal, on
the following '1eeddey.
Clmlos : John Govanlook was a heart
shipper .f lee stook Monday of last week,
having six oarloade for Toronto. Among
the number were reversl bullocks whioh be
had purchased for export. J. Douglas,
of Tockenmitb, delivered to him en •ztra
hea.y bull weighing 2160 pounds. It was •
hoe beast of the Durham breed.
Morris : Oe Thursday, May 4th, so old
MOfrie14 passed away to her reward in the
person of -Mrs. Thos. Sheridan, formerly of
the 5th line, aged sixty•dght/` parr,. Short -
'Lotter her husband died the d.oeaseda►•.N
td Lewiston, Yiob , when several meentere
of her family lived, and else had resided
there up to her death. Cancer of the atom.
ash was 111* ailment with whioh she had
been troubled for some time.
Exeter - Wm. Brown, an old and es
teemed resident of Exeter, pseud away to
Ibe rreal beyond on Wednesday of "set
week, aged sixty six years. Hb partner le
lite died • year aro. He leaves four
song and two daughters to mourn his demise.
Mr. Brown at one time was heed minor la
Janes I'iekard's mill hen. vee afterwards
bought groin on the market here, In oom-
pany with John Deueoy, He had been is
111 health for the past three years.
Cantos : i1 was with mush surprise and
regret that the pluses' of Clinton learned of
1\e sudden death of Mrs. Martha A, ()re-
bus. which occurred early Thermion men -
log of last week. Deceased had been to
her usual health, though somewhat weak
and failing, until Wednesday morning,
when else sustained a seven etaok of paral-
ysis, wble\ readered her seooesetwe, from
wbloh time she gradually soak until Thum
day mornie,,wbeu her spirit took its flight.
Clinton : Thera ere at prevent eighty -
tore Inmates at the Room of Refuge. Mrs
MoKey, from Colborne. who has recovered
het health, has returned to the home of her
friends. Hairy Knott watk•d sway a taw
dye age whines eying "good hye."
There diad at the Refine on the 10th ion.,
Redrew Crawford, an inmate from Stanley
sines Ste l.mptt", at the age of 72 years.
Ills death was ae.e.d by apoplexy, and the
,eea,es Wen hatted on Thunder after.
alma at lino Refute.
Ztttlsh : Oa the night of the 5th last.,
berglets b,ek• ha 1\e peslemes of this
plass, priori epee the safe •.d serried .s 910
or 915 In Mortars ,tamps sad mull ohann,
They also metered D. 8. P•est'e general rare
sal teak several nits of Melbas and muse
jewellery. Three easplNoea-leskl.g ober,
emus. eippase1 te be the tyang, were In
tetra Mall day, all drawl I. dark alma's,
me wargarm his ani ata shag. TM ether
1p@u sell msi1 wire as41dm The eser b..a
tad masa et shah prunes and left M
seem* Neo Bares.
Mw9te11►t Aurae, Hall..ty.e W.err
se hamded la to the tura oI.rk, are
Tho. highest grades from 201;;. to. SOIc. "1" ri •o s bon r w'rt
eew
Mw•h. e93.000 arable asses, M 57L t
asuewmest, ,406 i .amber of .W
res• beer em 1M ass of 6 awl 6, 4191 h.
team the •gsa .f 7 and 15, 1361 baleena
the ages et 16 and ell, 11I i lets! p p.l•M..,
2,400, • degrease of ilea Tree let year I
hlrthe,,�1131., daubs. 21 I bstt .1 &es,
I16.l .1e, Ties /rg : j I T et Ma sea is n -si-1 as
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
(Two Doors West of Old Stand),
Ow Telephone Is No. 100. Court House e/qutre, t7oderich.
D -O -D -D -S
_-♦ DODD'S
3lKIDNEY=
PILLS_.-�{
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, the
only positive, never- g$ care,
on earth, fur all Kidney
�djj.gggg
Ne
elr eee..i... •
a rete w� ,. •
JJEOPIIEY-& roe
- Tug LlAbtNG -
Y4t\\QrQl li•krtetor* WW1.
mbu\thcrv,.
•.dere carefully attended to et at
hears, night or day.
Nitre tow West Street, Merlde.re.ON-
bee Street.
COAL "13 WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We aro .1411 at the some old stand, Nelson
Street, where we have been supplying our
customer* fora number of years. We know
the fuel that suits yuu.
Orders left with our delivery riga or at
Worrell's stave and tin shop and at our
o*Soe, will receive prompt attention.
All cool weighed on market scales, unless
otherwise ordered.
We run several Dray" iutiohtibetien.
CARTAGE R FUEL CO.,
JOHN S. PLATT, Mutatgew
Phone 62. 216974
PLAITING MILL.
ISTASIISNII 1166.
Bochailalls & Rliyniias
11•1107WCMUttaaa _
SASH. DOOR and BLIND
Dodders 1. all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad builder's material of crag daat.elptta.
School Faraitare a Specialty
CANTELON'S-
Pst, OyIr P1fle, Trts,
Short
Bread and Cream 8olls,Mince
Pies and Lady Finers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranines, -
Brandy Snaps, Etc,
are as goal AS the hest male to any
city in Caoads.
Cantelou lolls the trate in
WEDDING
OAKES
in fentyy deeivniu$ and ornament.
-iPg t!Nt1,tq�., _.. ,..
Give him an order And your.
infliction will be assured. ..
D. CA NTELON,
WEST -ST.
NEW GOODS
FOR
Why We Grow
The reason why our business has grown to
such largo proportions is because we advertise Low Prices,
and do as we advertise. In
, . Dry Goode . .
which are nearly all new goods and the latestt styles, we give
you
The Beat Goods - for Little Money.
• Carpets and Ilouse-Furnishings
are a new line with us, and the goods are right at the lowest
prices.
Lace Curtains from 25c. to $6.00.
Rugs from 35c. to $3.75.
Our Ready -Made Clothing Stock
is complete with the newest styles, and we can flay the tante
of our Maus. Furnishings. , 3_iliee range.. of Bicycle Suits
,Shorefe-goods.-
CALL AND SEE.
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OOLHORN�'a OLD 8T4.ND-
GODERICH, :1
"The Wbeeluua's Paradise..'
The lr Central Drug Store,
71
the pleas to gat WHEELMEN'S CQMFORTS.
Rubber ('•menu, Bicycle Oil.
Inc. Pouter Whlets,
Mit, Witch hazel,
Magic Clothes Cloutier,
I A lane
Fresh Chewiiug Bras
),est rood red.
S. E- HICK,
To!ephor • No. 90. Central Drug Store, Ooderlob.
SUIT6d OVERCQAPS
READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP'
My own make. Call and see there
Goods sold by yard or made up in th.1.•Iwa
rashlon.
TIll ELME; O41.BE3-
H. DUNLOP,
NM Dash MI Montreal O.derloh..
follows : Waterworks, 813.000 ; teen ball,
scales a0d grounds, 115,000 ; fire applianoes,
92,800 ; publlo school, 19,000 ; Collegiate
Isstttute, 812,000 ; total, 951,800.
Seaforth : Thomas Richardson, of this
town, teoeived the sad Intelligence, a sew
dye -ago, of the death of hie father, Walter
Riohardeon. The death took place at his
residence, in i)auphin, M•ni,oba, on the
13th. init.
Luokoow : The store of T. Agar, gracer,
of tale place, tau visited by burglars oo the
night of May 911. They tbelied entrance
by breaking the lock of the front door with
• jimmy. A hole half an inch deep near the
dial of the safe shows Stet they were mak-
ing good progrees with • diamond drill when
they were disturbed by a movement in the
room above, Fifty Dents was taken from
the till. The tools ted, with the eroeption
of the drill, were left behind- These had
been taken from N ,rtbcoit's blacksmith
shop.
Belgravo : Word has been roomed of
the death, no May 11th, of • former well.
known resident of nor elllsge, i0 the person
of P. MoCesas
sy Deceased was for many
leafs 1'resident !ere, and about roar years
ago moved to Ciootonatl, Ohio, to speed his
declining years with his sour, who are ex-
tesdv. maoofaaturers of show oases in that
o11y. Deo•ased was seventy-seven years of
age, and during his long reetdeooe in Bel -
grave, was most 11511y respeoted and ea•
Seamed. Mr'. McOusy died on February
22nd last. aged seveot -dz years. His
many old friends here will extend thelreym-
pathy to the bereaved fatally.
WOODSTOCK WONDER.
• crippled are■-aue Restored y Sedd'a
Ethan rills.
Woodstook, Ont. May 22 -Nevar, to the
steel history of this tows dues the Birohall
trial, has suoh great interest been shown as
the "Outwore Cass" has nosed.
(1. .1. Catmore, 90 Main Street was
crippled by rheumatism and lumbago dur-
ing aro year'. Us couldn't stand straight,
and had to ha helped from hie room.
Today he 1. straight and 'trop' ; sound
in every limb, Unmake to Dodd's Kidney
Pilo. Other remedies fleas used. but did
u rood. D.rdd'a Kidney Pills oared him.
Dodd'' Kidosy Pills £LWATN ours thou•
mutism and lumbago.
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, May 22nd -
Mr. and Mr.. Jar. Young eal0yed • pleas-
ant visit 1.0 Kingshrldgit this week.
Mw Jeanie Leiner', with Mos M. John -
sten, of Goderloh, were trsadent visitor' at
Lor. -ides en Saturday of last week, melt -
tag the trip on their wheels from the efros-
1•, tows.
Saturday of last week the windmill to be
pet up by Wm. F. Young, of the Suede
Farm, arrived from Brantford. 11 will leg
'rooted at woe.
Garpsators put a new Boor in the kitohsa
and dlofeg room el f he Reobanee last week
Jahn Gardiner, from sear Porter's nil!,
WWI • irasnmt visitor here'lhanday of last
wash.
COLBORNE.
YY. /Leek N. (hoe., Rosedale (arm, len
':'Med.► mamba to woad the remainder of
the week le Moseley *weakly. Nb. will M
by Wry. Wlk. Alsx•.drr. of
SHEPPAROTON,
TvaeuAy, May Y1N,
YtrilWasis weed hors are ahe.t dam
Mho Mary Maw le shlthe Meade 1.
U.ilaiia sad 'lenity.
Mw Marls (Judea has hap visttyag
hdesds for Pao law work h Clbtoa.
Trask mid Jesus Hardee leave 1
Odd week low 86, ANnleee, wails Ibgt!
ISM cheat ei a corp_- ssd.
EPPS'S COCOA
ORATEFUL COMPORTING
Distinguished everywhere
for Delicacy of Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, and Nutritive
Properties. Specially grate-
ful and comforting to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Sold
only in 1-4 lb. tine, labelled
JAMES EPPS & CO , Ltd.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, Lon-
don, England.
FPPSs cocoa
PAINT
PAINT
PAINTS
•
. We bare the
Leader Weather and
Water -Proof Ready -Mixed
Paints.rr
The customers want it because their
neighbors have had it and speak so
highly of it. We also haves full line of
White Lead,811L,Yaraishes,Brnshes.
Have you seen our Bicycles t From
our large sales we are satisfied that we
have the beat value in the market.
Let us figure on your Plumbing,
Heating and Troughing.
Call and examine our Wire Fenoe
for farm and lawn. Our large rales of
same assure us that it is cheap and
Al value.
Bicycles cleaned and repaired.
LEE SHEPHARD
ST. LEON,
THE CONQUEROR,
Comm a& • blgker Noire than say
-a9 the 1762 U. N. wprhp; Om eniy
Wier 1. America paying the
assay duty of 1915o a par-
_-_-lload, to purify the stream of Me,
1044111 vigor and joy sad pnk.g
tltr.•1 life.
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THE - --- -
R.__B ._SMITH
DRY GOODS CO...
Goderich, Ont. Seaforth, Ont.
Special Values for 10 Days, Commencing To -day.
White Duck, worth 25o , for 15o yard.
Navy Serge, worth 30o., for 20.. yard.
Amerman Prtnte ((est) for 5. v.rit.
Apron Gt.ghame, 42 an., worth 120., for 80,
Best Eoglish Prior, worth 120., for 80. yard.
Amerioan Challis', 31o. yard.
Beni French Kid Gloves, worth 51 25, for 95.. pair,
150. quality Bleck Sateen for 10c. yard.
We commence to -day the sale of 60 oleos' Drees Good. and Skirt Lengths,
worth from 35o. to 65o. yard, all at on' price, via., 20o. yard.
White Baby Flannel, .11 wool, worth 300., for 20a. yard.
Plaid Dress G^red., worth 121o., for 80. yard.
Striped b -:ora (black only) for 1.21o.
Skirt llrslda, all oolors and blank, lo. yard.
Pinter), Cotton 31.. yard.
IOa,.Ntir& Lining for 70.. yard. e - --
MILLINERY
Be ears to visit this base department lis week and nett. MISS
DONAGH 1a prepared to 811 all orders just when they are promised at
very special prices.
We take Finn clave Butter and Eggs.
R. 13_ SMITH_
0. W. ADTDRSWB, Manager.
Millinery Novelties for '99.
The' latest and beat in shapes a'id shades. The two
leading shades are Mulberry and Cyrano. •
Extra values in feathers, and feathers will .be in vogue
this season. r l
We do not hold a millinery.""bpering, but are prepared to
furnish the latest and beat in milli orya4 all seasons of the
year.
M. E. CAMERON,
Apprentices wanted. Hamilton Street.
R. W. M°KENZIE
A*AM a Large, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
- HAS THE -
AGENCY FOR THE
MERICAN $; ..WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Amply l!revides hr expansion and contras
lien. Only lest leseemer steel wires Ma„
used. Always •f unif•9i quality. -
1 Never sees wankrte milker how ." Ilt�l'ti
great a 'ii'a` mws� t�
is put open It. - { s� es'!,
Does net . i • �, s'R1
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efficieatty tors.
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EVERY ROO Of AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
or TMt MANUFACTURER$.
Can acid SosoIA Cam !hew you how it will save you money.
Having -bought large -quantities of Buiidata ware
before the steady advances which have taken place, I am in a
position-tagive..11ettea•-values than are tube found elsewhere.
-'Fry-roe aft l=ochs, tfinges, Nails, Lead and Oils.
R.,. . -W. McKENZIE
TSB PLAOB TO BUY HABDWAgS pjgEAL,