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way not be as well 'informed M they should
to. Nothing soma to be tou low aria 1.0411
tor the Tupperit s
—Tun desperauou of the Conservative
organs it shown in the disgraceful appeals
to prejudice which they are making. A
statement that was laid out lung ago is
boiug resurrected, to the effect that the
Liberal franchise act given au advantage to
the people of Quebec over those of Oulario.
lu Ontario we have one man one vote.
lu Quebec there is a different system,
allowing a man to vote in every constituency
in which he is aesesed, as he could under
the old Domiuioi franchise act. But this
gives the Quebec electors no advantage, se
repreeentatiou is bssed on population, not
..0 the number of votes or voters. U every•
body in West Huron had two votes, no one
would be better off than the man in Bast
Huron who had only one.
We represent the Noel
henries, the Art Piano
ot Canada. If you want
quality and honest value,
you cannot afford to buy
until you have see tray
itutrament..
Our Stock of Music
Emerson's
Bicycle and Music House, West
street, Goderich.
n IDILr®
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Or a. Meatai.t<R T
610DZRI0H, THURSDAY. OOT. R 1210.
A NOBLE MISSION.
1 Salm tale fee the Liberal Gornto -
went, that we have endeavored to oarry
on the policy .t this poultry s as to make
Canada • natio—• nation within the
Ninth Empire, • nation great in the oyes
of the world. For my pert, I want to sac
ber lands occupied, bee mine. developed,
her forest. cleared, her fisheries exploited,
her does growing, her population is -
or sing, but above all I want to see her
pimple united.
1 do not know whether my politico'
aateer or my natural life shall be .hort or
lag ; but, whether short or long, I
oberish We hep. that 1 shall have so lived
that when deposited in my grave .v.ry
as•dian, be be friend or foe, b. h. Rag-
Wb•sp.aktog or Frssoh•sp.aklag, Priv
tsstaat or Catholic), will have to ay :
"Ther. reels • man who has given the
best of hie We, of his .our, of his best, to
mak. se • united people.,"
Thew are the words of Canada's
Premier. He and the Government of
which be is the head have done grand
work during the past tour years in
banding np this Country, and Canada
is now recognized as never before as a
powerful factor in the affairs ot the
Empire and of the world He is ask-
ing for another term of power and for
permission to pursue the high emprise
to which he has devoted his great
talent., and it remains with the peo-
ple of Canada to say whether or not
their trust in him shall be renewed,
We have no fear of the resulh. We
have faith in the people of Canada ti
believe that they will give Sir Wit.-
IRID LAURIER and the Liberal Gov-
ernment a vote of confidence on the
7th of November, that the worthy
task so well commenced may be car-
ried on by the good and true Dien who
have already accomplished so much.
ROIERT HOLMES, of Clint m, is Sir
WILIRID Leuanuts representative in
West Huron.
—Do not judge the Government on
promisee put in its mouth by the Tories.
Judge it on ite reoord.
IT would be a grave mistake to entrust
the affairs of the country again with tbe
men who eo thoroughly mismanaged them
prior to the year 1896. By voting for
Wow= Houses the electors of West Huron
betll do their there In preserving the
national interests in safe hands.
—Is Mr. Coos's diatribes against the
Liberal Government were well founded
(which they are not), what would be the
geese of putting that Government out and
letteng in the gang of oorruptioniste led by
" the winos of political cracksmen," whom
Mr. CoOlt denounced with equal vigor be-
fore be wee disappointed or a Senatorship?
—Tam latest thing in the way of Con.
servative campaign literature is • paper got
up in Imitation of The Globe, with The
Globe heading and other characteristic
features of the Toronto Liberal paper, and
containing stick,. denouncleg the Govern-
ment. The purpose is oh out It is one
of the lowest Woks that even the Tupperites
have resorted to in their desperate attempt
to mislead the people. The sheet is
evidently the output of The Montreal Star
—Tog Tory papers are weeping tinily
over the " disgrace and dishonor " brought
upon the Milne of Liberalism by the present
leaders of the party (gee their commenta on
Mr. Cost'. letter). A lot they caie about
the fair name of the Liberal party I They
hounded ALEC. 111•01LINLIII, whom DOW
they acknowledge to bay. been an honeet
man. and elandered every other Liberal
leader until he died or retired from politics.
When the Liberal* of Canada are diesatie-
Bed with their leaders they will attend to
them themselves. without any aasistanoe
from the hypocritical Tory prem.
Ton Conservative menagerie in Est
Huron have had the report given by The
Advance of Dr. Macdonald's meeting pnt
ha circuital. form and are dietritnaing it
through the riding. The statements in
this snarl have been denied time after
time. We do not consider alio a fair
light. Why not give the denials on the
game annular and Glee the eleotore would
have both aides of the dory I—Wing -
IMO Tim.
—Wiry, bloom your heart, Gin Tories don't
moot to be fair. They arro niroulating
broadcast • bees edition of The Globe an
part et Yak ampidin literatnre, hoping in
111111110111•ipl• upon sows rotors wiso
—.&LL the elections will not be held on
November 7th. In Ave omstituenciee,
Bernard, Yale -Cariboo, Algoma, Chi-
coutimi and Garpe, the elections will be
delayed, so that if the Government gets
a clue call these oouetitueaciee eau be
flooded with machine men and boodle,
dle,
and thus perhaps sustain • oorrupt ad-
eniuisteatuui.—%S'ingham Advance.
—THAT is about as near as • Tory paper
can get these days to being fair. The elec-
tions in these constituencies are delayed,
not to suit the oonvenieuoe of the Liberals,
but because owing to their great extent it is
impossible for the returning officers to dis-
tribute the ballot -bona, papers, etc., in the
regular time. The same practice was in
vogue wider the Conservative Government,
but you can wager your last dollar The
Advance will not let its readers know this.
—Tux figures of Canada's foreign trade
are eloquent tostimuuy to the beneficial re-
sult. which have followed the inauguration
of freer trade under the Liberal Govern-
ment. From 1893 to 1896 the aggregate
trade autually decreared, but, as reductions
in the tariff have come Into effect the figures
have gone up un leaps and bounds until they
are now sixty per cent. higher than in 1896.
Following is the record :
YEAR. A0UHCUATI TRAD&
1894. 2400,9999.E
1896. 224,420,485
1896, 239,025,360
Total $952,084,354
1897........,.....,►•c $257,168,862
1898. 304.475,736
1899 321,661,213
1900... rv, 381,626,855
Total $1,264,931,6&
—The Conservatives voted against the in.
creel of the preferential tariff during
the late section of Parliament. but they
oould not be got to say whether they would
abolish the preferenoe if returned to power
or would allow it to remain on the elatut.-
book. The pressure of the campaign, how-
ever, is forcing them to make known their
intentions. At a meeting in Toronto on
6aturday night, at which Sir Cuirass
TcdrER was present, W. F. MACLEAN, the
Conservative candidate for hast York,
stated that the preferential tariff would be
repealed "in a short time, when Air
Cnaat.rs Torrna would be in power."
That is straight enough. A vote for a Con-
servative candidate mages a vote for the re-
peal of the preforms to Great Britain.
And yet ihe Ormserrstlite
loyalty in sight.
—WHIN ltai /initial. and New t.:ra are
telling their readers what • gut.' opinion
Rev. Dr. De• Art, former editor of the
Christien Guardian, has 4 the I trier
Government. they ehould mention the
fact that the rev. gentleman'''. son in in-
debted to the Liberal party for his ap-
pointment as crowo attorney ot York
oounty, and the doctor himself iti hot
after the vacancy now existing in York
county oourt clerkship. lar. Dewart's
opinion is worth no more than that of the
ordinary party heeler who is after the
loaves and fisher. --Goderich Star.
—Tinos who koow and revere Dr.
Interim* as • man of high principle and un-
impeachable honor will recent The Star's un•
worthy aspersion. H. If. Devout"' hol
rosin ot his own W reconunend him to the
position which he is capably filling, and the
insinuation that the Doctor's political opin•
ions are influenced by venal conaiderations
is belied by his lifelong record as a public.
spirited. Cluistian gentleman.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
A NAMPLI TORT LIE.
Moabite) Advaaoe The pleasure yacht
11611 at -et leered by Mr. Tarte at $125 per
week ; bat after one week's experience Mr.
fora* liked the yacht so well that he bought
har and the ooet Canon $96.000.
THIII UNE NWT or' TRAITORS.
At Thomas Journal : he Opposition
left °Roe with an extremely bad reoord.
What have they done to efface it or to re.
habilitate themselves ! Their leader*,
whom the people oast out as °Seethe:16bl*
la 1896, are still the.- leaders and are still
9t. Thomas Journal : it is exenedingly
late in the day for Mir Charles Tupper to
preform solicitude for the Interests ot the
farmers of Canada. What did he *yet do
for the farmers 'lett the years of hie h' ihfy.
paid High Commlasionership In London,
or whin "hp" wail in ofSee at Ottawa ?
Wlanbarn Times : All the legislation the
temperance people have obtained has been
Moog this line, nor have they promised any.
Would It not be better to stsy by the !Ob.
oral party thee support a party that has
premiered nothing ?
Laurier enjoys • unique populaHty not Indy
la Canada but In the motherland. It looks
as If the Liberals ander his leadership will
vain swoon the oonnary ; and, indeed, to the
Doe -partisan onlooker, there seem§ 10 be no
good reason for a Amore. The country la
mesineneue, the menufecturne Interests
went sever more so ; and it is net olalmed
that • °hangs of Government just now
would result In a beets or sore sonoteloal
administration of publie affair.
RP ROOMED NU OWN STORY,
Sloops Reformer : Mr. H. FL (loth weet
• step tee tar whoa be rive out le the pub.
Ur the statement bbat be amid bay* had •
rineabtweblp If he bed nose willing te pay
510,000 for to That ststeeseet been its
own refutations. The Senitherealp In gum.
Idea went to Mr. W. Kerrose O•beurg ; it is
seedless se expiate AM Mr. Kerr did set
give $10,000 for is, Awl, If pehlle reislo fs
Se be relied upon, Mr. Kerr wri eves hes
ter prepared be dir up Mrs me thoustaill
paper. ars rosily ecorama ...r°1:7411u-
ttimakf's views as pr•blidllee an Nei -
TI{E SIGNAL: GODERIOH ONTARIO
I.bly making statement Ibal Ne Deets I AI f f f f f 1 f T l f l l f 1
emphetloally dais In relative to this est)
loot at • oteeUug reosetly held in W1ag•
ham. Dr. Maori• tald', reoord un this
yealloe le a good oar as he was a temper•
eon man los/ year* before he neat Into
polities. If the Coosa naive peer would
give a report of what their party did for
prohibition when In power It would make
lates ntlsg readies but It would s.ossearlly
be very brief.
A UItitAT NIWNU alYknlan.
London Advertiser : A young man in
this oity talons us that he hos vot.4 twtoe
at Provincial general *notions, , id that,
though be is 26 year el age, be hat not yet
ban obis te Io w the po W in a 1)omlol on ova.
teat. Then are, 1t forum, many thorn id.
like him. Under the CessorvtIve Fran
obis not, mr ty of our leading young men
to every walk of life wore deprived of the
right to vote, wbife tl lands of persona
who had left Crowds fur • foreign lend
were permitted te rets.. •ad kill the wok
of legitimate reside i. Sao\ as Injustice
la as possible under the Meng law whlsb
hovers the present 000tat,
A 06111IENT UN YIN c11•111.111teMArIPMlcn.
London (Keg.) Dally Mail, Oot, 3 : Mr soy
varietke of me/006cent pear*, 1,030 wan
In all, and numerous oases of famous C:aw
ford and Elbert peaches has jest been
landed aced sold at Maoobeenr. The 1..It
tome from London, Ontario, and created
ynits a stir '1 trade orioles. Mr,y of the
peen aro quite what are termed gloat fruit.
In oolor, flavor and julolnae they ars far
superior to French pears, and met a ready
ale. The fruit was 1 caked In obamb.rs
regulated by mechanical refrigerators.
This system, which boa revolutionized the
fruit trade of the United Kingdom, was In-
aui.ir•ted three year* ago by Hon. Syduy
Faber, Minister of Agriculture for Canada,
and moos then various Improvements beet
bees made, ender the supervision ot Prof.
J. W. Roberteoa. The conditions of transit
are now s fealties that the moot delicate
Canadian truly t aura be delivered In Great
Britain in porton oesdinoo.
mmmmmmmmrrmrrrrmmmmmmmm
Razors! Razors! Razors!
The biggest bargains ever offered to the people
of (:oderich are now to be had at A. McD. Allan's.
The very .best razors made are on sale at 75c. and
$1.oe.
nes 'CALL AND SEE THEM
We are making room for Xmas Cutlery and
Silverware and are offering Big Bargains in all
lines of Silver ware and tattle cutlery.
Now is the time to get the very best table
cutlery and silver ware at the lowest possible prices.
All lines of shelf and heavy hardware, cow -
chains, rope halters, lanterns, curry combs, horse
brushes, stable brooms, etc., etc., at lowest possible
prices.
OiO•AdO; ¢ ltd" tr saJ1t A a� ti Mkt
d: I;l
Goderich Bargain ' centre
and; -wry iZetatzAt
`Jus& Atz
ry
Bargain Days
NOVEMBER ler di 2N0
POLITICAL POINTERS.
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS IN
v„r —a.tts ,x
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
November 1st and 2nd.
v*`
JAMES ROBINSON'S
McD. Allan
John Goad. i, of Kincardine, wbo le well
known le Goderioh, was •eked to run as the
Conservative candidate In West Brune, but
has declined on amount of the serious 111-
oes of his daughter, Mrs Brune. John
George, reeve of Port Ela!e, has since been
selso, ad as the Conservative candidate. The
Liberals hays nominated the late member,
John Tolml., who will no doubt be re.
elected.
A oommerolel traveller whose hoots is la
Montreal, and wbo knows the Province of
Quebec thoroughly, was In town on Mon•
day, and stated that the Liberals would
have • majority of thirty or thirty-five
sesta bt that Province In the coming *too-
tles. He stated also that from bin obeer-
vatlons daring his trip through Ontario he
judged that the Ltberais would have a ma-
jority also in thls Proviooe, and o1 the re.
two of the Government to power for an.
other term there was not the siigbt :.t
doubt. He brought with Mw • oopy of the
notorious pamphlet "No 6” which the Coo•
sereative. are circulating la Qoebec and
whtoh denounces Sir W'llflid Learjet for
being too British.
Many of our radon In West Huron will
remember Mr. Talbot, M.P. for the oouaty
of B.hahas.e, Quebec, who asist.d in tb.
Liberal o•mpalgn II this riding In the bye
election of 1899. His opponent In this oleo
Moe i. Emile Galley, who at a meeting • few
days ago at Sb. Lazare devoted all the time
allotted to him M • bitter attack on the
Lauds Governmeot for sending the Lan.
editing to take port in what he milled an un•
just war. He .o•th'ngly deconnoed Great
Britain as haying entered the war from the
basest motive.. Ile Eeplisb, he said, went
to South Afrla simply for robbery, plunder
and rapine, to rob the unoffeodtog Boers of
their gold and of their 000stry, and to crush
to the earth two freedom -loving republios
who dared teotand op for their righty. He
delivered • most eloquent eulogy on the:
Beery--"tbns let, peas -loving farmers"
—and o.mpnaed them to the boost farmers
of the county of Belleohaese, and he closed
by an Impaslou.d appeal to the eleoters for
their support In the Doming struggle for the
Uooservatlye party, whloh was not tinged
with this Imperialism so dear to On Wilfrid
Loarier and his friends. It is an eloquent
comment on the loyalty ot the electors of
Belleoheae that at the oonolusioo of this
pro -Boer effort there was not • single oheer.
The speech was received to silence. The
above faote are touched for by Hon. Mr.
Torgeon, the local member; Mr. Talbot
and others who were preset.
THE EMERGENCY RATION.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
Aeary*LD.
l eenol1 met on Sept. 290, members ail
present. The only business before the board
was the payment of the following orders :—
Muniolpel World for blank supplies, f5.25 ;
R. Irwin, gravel, $8.48 ; R. Fitzgerald,
Plank, $67.48: John Leeman, gravel, $3 20;
W. MBllg.u, gravel, $16 ; 1'. Morin, work
on Beldwla'e hill, $22.90; R. Farris, revolt.
$288 ; Jas. Gilmore, Inspecting, 52; W. P.
Reed, repatring road, s r 3 & 4, $4 25 ; W,
Feed, gravelling coo. 12. $14.04 ; Jams
MoNam, gravel, ;140: Robe. Moale'',
shovelling gravel, $2 ; John Molise, gravel,
$5,12 ; Hugh l'hamben, gravel, $5,12 ;
John Kilpatrick, lob on 000. 6, $66 70 ; P.
Sherwood, lespecting, $5 00 ; Jos. 'Mere,
repalrtee culvert, ■ r 3 d 4, $3,00 ; W.
Simpson, repairing bridge, s r 3 & 4, 503 ;
James Bailie, repairing road, con. 4, $1.50 ;
Robt. MaKeezte, repairing oulvert, von. 4,
$1 60 ; W. Pierce, repairing culvert, $1.50 ;
John Kilpatrick, repairing oulvert and
bridge, s r 3 & 4 and 000. 6, $2.50 ; also
gravelling at Port Albert. $70.70 ; M. Far -
ries, gravel, $2 48 ; Joseph Moran, repair -
leg oulvert, 000. 9, $2 ; Alex. Boyd, gravel,
$1.14; Jobe Little, repairing maven s r 3 &
4. $2 ; M. Dineen, repairing culvert oo
D. L , $2.50 ; Chem. Wametry, dlteh, eon.
12,116 40 ; P. Morse, work on road, $23.40;
R. Hustle, Iwpsotrug and rep•!v"ta
bridge, s r 12 & 13, $`n ; Alex. Mot/wield,
repalrtog approach to bridge, . r 12 & 13,
$14 30; Alex. Stuart, toep.ting, $3; W. P.
Reed, repairing culvert, 81 ; Jas. Craw•
ford, repelrts; oulvert, L.R., 50o ; Thee.
Murphy, repairing culvert, eon. 7, $2 ; W.
Smith, extra for sewer pipe, 81.25 ; W. B.
Hawkins, inspecting at Port Albert, $3.
Council adjourned to meet again en :Star.
day, Nov. 10th. Wu. SToraste, Clerk.
CI'utee : Rey. T. J. Murdock, who for
the past two years has been pastor of the
Ilaptist churches of Clinton and the Bose
Los, hoe tendered his redkaatlon, to take
effect on or before January 1st and It has
been aooepted.
Limy : The sew brick r.sid.00s of Jeer.
Great, 14111 von., is ready tor ocoupatlos.
merited Praise....
Care Yaw Cssgb
with the
D. D. Co.'s
Syr. of
WHITE PINE
• Yoe eaa set nothi•g
better. Relief almost
I..ten taeoua.
25o. K for $1.00
It's Time to Pat up the Stove
and you want
BIATEIALL BTOYE-PIPX VARNISH,
26 yenta — 5 for 1 O O
"Best we ever mad," it what they all say
LOOM Odor. Brightest Lustre Quickest
Drying of All. It Seats 'em All.
OTaxa L.sus .—Diluted makes as ezoell.nt walnut stein p;*,
for Tree lases and all outside iron work, coal *ovale, etc
Makes a Ase palet for buggy bodies. Speolal pricy by
the pilon
W. C. GOODE,
Bawer, (Jxr., May 9th, 1900
To inc Hoxaan Fratracx Cu.,
t;emir res. t :—Th. Managing Committee
of Margaret Avenue School hereby express
their satisfaction with the heating of that
school by your firm. Yo•rr two rumbas
tiou
umbu a-
tiou furnace, have given us a temperature
of from 65 to 80 degree, in the lowest roto
weather, and have, besides, retuned our
coal from 43 tots In 1899, to 27 tons for the
pat winter. After trying three different
furnace., without being able to heat the
school, we feel that we owe you at least our
thanks in saving us from any more trouble
with the heating of Margaret Ave. School.
Ypurs respectfully,
G. M. Delta.,
Chairman: Margaret Ave. }School.
J. H. WORBELL,
-gyp }Stave and Fumes* Man,
Hole Agent, Goderieh, Ont.
• rennervalite Nitrites Sees
oerrespondeece has jun become public) :—
Not known, your full name, I have taken
the liberty to address you se above. be-
lles, you are es of our brave boys who
fought for as In Mouth Afrioa, mid I wish to
write you ooneerning • subject width, I
learn, you are very well Informed le I am
the secretory ef the Conservative Assets,
Mon for King's county. I do not know
what your polities are, but I am told you
will not heettate to InTo me all the infoima-
tion you posses In regard to the *emergency
food' supplied by the Militia Department.
Would you be so kind al to write me just
what your experience has been, aod what
this stuff was really like. I would be very
muoh obliged to you, id .1 wouid also lik•
von to give me liberty to nee your letter for
the purpose of conyinoing those who are
soeptioal. Of sante, if you object to pub.
natty your letter will be treated ari private.
Hoping you may see fit to oblige me in thlo
matter, I rerasin, very trtily, (Sigurd) C.
A. Taft., Kentyille, N.9. :—Dear Sir,—
Yours of the 13th to heed and content.
noted. Would say la regard to emergency
food used In Month Anna that It was a Orn-
ate.. article In every respect. bad tie
pleasure of ruing several tins while *ray.
and always found it the real thing. Hopis,
this will satisfy you and the mind. of a.
people, I remain, very truly yours, (alamy,
"P S.—You may use my name sad kaki
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
One for Nevemter will °estate • vivid an
must ot the dime et the Foreign Lerratleirr
In Pekin, written as a diary hy Katharine
Mullikin Lowry, ou• of the beeleged. It
will relate in fall many of the smilotter.ig
events that we snood/ know, and will make
clear moor Incidents upon whiob we hays
hltheriwi had little light. it will las illos•
tratard with phis of Pekin el the Legation
quarters, and of the British Legation. Re.
eilAeothar timely %Mots, the notion in 111.
number be widely representative, both
la eubjects treated and the 10 -otitis in
witted& th• scenes ars laid. dAte In the Far
West and on the gait/WO oeshetard,
crowded Otis. le sentry Antedate, In ter•
buleet seeing gams, arid in rallread noires
will he portrayed ; inoldente of ward poli -
footles. of daring and serge, end of °ours -
genus self -merle. will be related by olover
it Imre Teem Fare Werth I,
Hem•times • Pretties, hat Deese if ye.
meth paLohos and I lotottee ea the skin,—
all alias of liver trembler. Rat Dr. Kinn'.
New 18fir giro elear Peer melts,
rub aemelezien. osly 26 oasts at James
Wassa's dello stare.
Great
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BEDFORD BLOCK.
Chemist.
J ust Arrive
rvtr. mete-. .flit
A Fresh Car of t h e
Celebrated
Thorold Cement
is oar Ginger Soap, at 5o. •
pound. of which we sell barrel • week.
This isn't our only enap, ea we carry
everything that can be found in an sa-
to-date grocery Sera aod our prices
are right. The farmers koow that tiny
oan always get from us • soap tor their
produce. We drew the line at no.
Meows* or pontos, warden muff or
°haloes table Chun. We deal In all
of them.
Rol ford block. Owls -doh
The Best Cement for barn walls
and floors rt:vPatses"+:rtrsrtmtrgtt
- (ice^4th ry„ ,�nF:;asffi zr
Sold only by
nu
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N. D. ROUGVIE.
gj,7::',F; THE CASH HARDWARE.STORE.
•
The Old Firm, The Old Business,
Why It Weq.
A shoe that has won the
highest award at the Paris
World's Fair ought to be good
enough for a lady to wear.
Beauty, comfort, style, ap-
pearance and durability are the
points that won the gold medal.
Its price and Yalu' make it
the choice of thousands of ladies
who know how to dress taste.
fully and comfortably.
Skov and $4.00 per pair.
Limited, Toroette.
CANTELON'S'
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream
Pies and Lady Pilger:, lines,
lacaroons, !foramen,
Brandy Snaps, ft.
To THE PUBLIC :
We have removed to the store lately occupied by
Cattle Bros., tinsmiths, which we have stocked with a com-
plete line of Groceries, and where we shall be able better
than ever to attend to the wants of our cusiomers.
A call upon us in our new stand will please us.
Yours respectfully,
STURDY di 00,
THE GROOER8.
are as good as the beet made in any
city in Canada.
Cantelon lends the trade in
WEDDING
OAKES
f• Wye Idea an order and your sat.
Mho*, will be amoired.
OANTELON,
WE8T-8T.
Teri
Wear
Men and boys
(young men) work-
in g outdoors,
• knocking about,
need good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the very kind you want—stout, thldt
901ell (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
put together with the knowledge that they must be
strong to stand the strain. •
sThese boots are not expensive, though they do
wear Mut iron
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Planing Mill and Factory, Cam -
A oesiplese stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding, .
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to order on short
notice.
Storni Wincing & Dom a Special!!
FAtimatee furnished. Terms moderato.
JOHN MORRIS,
HELLO !
THE OLD
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THS BOST
Scranton Hard Coal
WI TER WARIEST
'boy 70k frel Ite. tor • ton
AU Coal ea the Market Scales.
'Anne EE.
Tie_Sigul th Jas. 1st, 1901, for 21 cents._
Remember our Goods are all New...Anita itont.-the
factories. No Bankrupt Stock.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY CHINA,
FANCY NOTE, PRETTY PICTURES,
SCHOOL BOOKS, POUCHES, PIPES,
WALL PAPER.. BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
MAGAZINES, PAPERS.
F,verything bright, Irani? and new. No old goods to
offer at any price.
KIDD 00.