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eODSRIOH. THUREDLY. NOV. S. IMO.
THE STAR SAYS BLACK IS WHITE
We did not expect The St.tr to see any-.
thing wrong in the circulation of a paper
headed with • forged title and deliberately
calculated to mislead the unwary elector.
That v nothing to The Star ; it m prepared
to endorse anything, no matter how low or
shabby, that promisee any advantage to its
party But ether people Lek at the thing
differently. For instance, HULA. CALVIN,
the Conservative oaeili,late for Fronten.e, a
respectable man, refused to allow the cir-
culation of the torg.d Globes its his COri-
stitueucy ; and more than one Conservative
paper seeing the ("burner's of the trick
wbioh The Star defends, tried to make out
that the °rite tad themselves tssued the
sheet with the view of casting discredit
upon the Conservative*.
One lie leads to another, it Is said, and
one piece of dishonesty leads, to a worse.
Down in Lincoln county, not content with
the circulation of the forged campaign
sheet. the 1 ory party mutagens, or some-
one on their behalf, went • step further and
forged the name of WILLIAM (:1esoN, the
Liberal candidate, and attached it to Copia
of these imitation Globes when sending
them through the mails. The St Cathar-
ine Journal states it 10 a fact that copies of
these bogus Globes were mailed at the St.
Catharines pnstothoe to voters in the riding,
market " With the oomplimente of William
Gibson, M. P." Ifecent Conservetivee
Joust be shamed of the Metier of their
party leaden in the campaign which lasw
lust closed.
A P081 •ELECTION PROTEST.
In the election campaign which has just
closed no man has been pursued with
greater malevolence by the Trite= press
than has the Hon. J. I TART. The fact
that he is a French-Canadian. and is not
afraid to say so, just se the Sootch•Can•
adieu or the Irish -(antis,, delights to
'peek of his nationality, was seizes upon in
an endeavor to inflame the pennons of
narrow minded English speaking people
who sit in eternal dread of the apparition of
French domilation " By many Mr.
TART■ was supposed to be opposed (A the
sending of Canadians to the s.saiatnoe of the
Motherland in the Transvaal, but the testi
mouy of one of his ooll..gu06 in the Govern-
ment should be sufficient to dispel this mis-
apprehension. Speaking in the Senate on
Feb. 9, 1900, Hon. R. W. Scorn, said :
I betray no secreta of council, and 1
say there was net • man in the council
who did not approve of everything that
was done, and after the first woatngwnt
was sent i had a conversation with Mr.
Mutes, and of hie own mere motion, he
said : " Why should we not. +end another
contingent?' aid we offered our second
contingent before the first contingent hal
left Halifax That offer first came from
Mr. TARTS He said : "Why should we
not send a s.00nl contingent? The war is
beginning to look serious." in the early
part of October it did not look serious.
The proposal for the sending of a second
Canadian contingent came from Mr TARTK,
the man who is charged by his opponents
with being oppolted to the eendinv of any
contingent. Have we not hail enough and
mon than enough of this malignant temper
slop of a distinguished fellow Canadian
SNAP SHOTS
Why should County t" rk Latta 1,e
either election clerk or , ,ring aline T
Ras sala4 .s axon/ .4 .a ilk very gond,
and he im pond by Arit and Tory taxpAyvers
alike. Positions of this kind. The star
contends, should go to those who are not
eerventa, or ander the pay, of the general
public To say the least. Mr. lane
should have refused to accept the petition
because there are many men available who
could perform the dation just se well, men
who are not already well-paid 1)11611,
officials.-(loderlch Star.
-For downright silliness this beet« oven
The Star's own record. If a man who dons
not hold a pOblic offioe had been Mermen, The
Star would likely se not have oomplained
that a " Or1t heeler " had been given the
position of election clerk. The selection for
this position of Mr LA K2, who has had non•
sfderable experience in the conduct of elec-
tions, was an eminently proper ono, and The
Star only makes itself ridiouloun when it
Indulges in such puerile oritteism,.
BUFFALO TO DULUTH.'
A TINS on a Lake Freighter.
N•ai.o ,:real Tr.eaelr Ids Trade- lhe
arta �u.I Lasts' la �5rertaerr -
A eaeirlp/ ew er o. . er lbs
1 e rrelael a..le.
Thls and hollow eg let.ere will give
ewe al. renders none id•e of the way Is
wbioh wady lioderloh young m.0 speed tits
summer, of what they de and see and of the
plana they visit The roue taker. 1e 1'et
pursued Os, the Union Transit line •'esmer..
Three nut o1 aux of than beets are sow
maudd by fernier Ooderlob teeid,ots.
nun' ot..s ere composed to • great extent
of C.sdleaa.ad many of the mea are from
tows, snob boat teriyaki at least two or
/bra perenn• Irom I :odsrloh or vlolsite.
Tal I'ITY or 1(10AL".
Buffalo, with • population o1 about 275,•
000, is prettily situs(e1 oe the elstera
shores of lake Ease •ad the Nlagar• river,
stud 1a • easy la nkwh I weak, may be
spent with enjoyment and profit. Next
ear Its attractions will be doubly enheooed
the Pan Amite:an 1,:apaitlou, whioh
opens lire in May. Beteg only for eh*
eouut,iss of hotth and South Amenia, this
expnsltloo menet excite se moob iotersst u
did that bold les Cblo•go several years ego,
whet, exhibitors were drawn from •II coon
tea The streets of the city are nearly all
menet,paved, furnishing many hoe trips
for whealing •ud driving pinnies, while
Delaware Perk, with its beautiful arterial
lake, golf lists, b•ILehall grounds, " zoo "
and element walks, is an Ideal spot for •
holiday acting or a family plow,. With
the exception of three or lour tine ethos
betiding', Buffalo's business motion a not
Ter" pretentious. The new postolfice now
nearing completion and the olty hall, how•
ever, ars notaarpased tv the otvlo bulld-
lop e1 New York, while the hotels are •
credit to ouy up -to -Ants place. Tits pablio
library is well stocked with • ohulas selec-
tion of books, and oosMlae many rare and
v•Iuabl. Prints and m•nosorip,.. to the
museum are many latereetloe war rsllos-in.
eluding the tigurshe•d of a Spanish bort de-
stroyed
o-stroyed Dear Santiago -and oumsroos
mounted birds .ad animals, with en oxidise,
variety of shells, egg., mineral specimen+,
eta. Hat half.. dozen o,t'm In the United
States proved• baths free to the 90,113 and
those. m Buffelu are g ply ooncedd to
be th. hest on the ,•,otloent. Fetch visitor
has • room furnished with hot and oold
@ pray jets to himself for twenty minutes or
half an hour. the ohm's water supply is
dreier' from the Niagara river, and the
pumping ,atrou should not be passed with
out an Ir tion, for 11 oontsles a battery
of some of the lergeet pump, In the world.
Foot furter, on the bank of the Niagara, Is
• pretty spot. Ihourh there 1• very little
militant to sea eYapt the barrack., ti few
compeers drilling end one or tau fi.ld Sana.
The pmindpal summer resorts are Elmwood
and Chrysi•1 H.aoh on lake Erle, and
h•e,t.r•dlstaea twauty mala. Cao et em
mint toteresllog prlvete attractions I. De.
Lyon's museum of anatomy, which le well
worthy of a visit.
A ORIAT TRANMHIPrIN(. PORT.
M • railroad metre and terminus Buffalo
*empires favorably with soy city iu the
(Jolted State., the moony of r• /roads.
More (ban twenty -dye Imes 000n.ot the
oity with the North, the SOIth, the fele
and the Welt, and thousands of sero, are
devoted to yard., war•boasee sed repair
works. Soma et 'he tenon train. In the
world run from here. unsurpassed fur sees
and comfort Manaf.aturinr c.00erns are
located all over the tote. furui•hiog on,p' ,y
meat to thousands. In maor instances
•lectriolty geoera..d •1 N.a Fell+ 1• the
moon. powr. Hat it u u a great tram
shipping part that Boll .,n c'mse moot prom -
:neatly to rho front, her Incoming and nut-
golaa 1o0e•g5 pl•omc her fourth on the list
of Amerio.0 putts 1. u bare to.. the E
meets' the West ; bore the manufactured
good& 0t the Rut and of Serene are e7•
(Manfred for the products of Mee W.N. In.
oomlog host, l.rlog iron of 1 Md PparTrow
northern Miohlgan sod M -..seats, wheat
and grain from the prairw, neer from the
greet mills of Supur.ur, Minneep lie ILIA St.
Peal, and salmon and shtagles from the
P•olflo Como'. Uolrolog boot* take nal
from the collieries of New Fmk sad Penn.yl-
yenta, steel rails, plates end pipes, m•ohln-
•ry, oottoa,w ooiloo and .1.1.8.ed gouda,
esmtai, e1e,, Irem ►bu mane fame ni
metres of the Eue sod tram Europe, 1).,
an aver•ge about fifteen or twenty beets ar-
rive
rrive mob day during the se.rnn, e., h earrv•
lug from 2,000 Me 000 time of urge.
RCITALO HAHatR
The bather le to • grate extent artificial,
the peters! part oor. silog ,.f Buff -.lo creek,
which run. Into lake Kris jwabevewkere
the NI RR Ivor makes its ex's Round
the mouth of this oreek and *moss the
b phi In w birth the lake terminates hes Leas
built • breakwater (Loreto. lour moles long.
Rpffale oroek ha. been dre4vnd fo a depth
of Iwenty two or mon feet for over a mile
of rte length, whl , parallel to it hes been
constructed toe It,.ckwell ta.el, loaolog
for two mlloe along the lake shore and be-
yond the oily Into the oomtry.
THE •a14 I•ANAI.
From ituffalo to Albany rune tis Erle
Cense, nearly three hundred mile+ long end
allowing p.ae•ge to bee's drawing els ft et
of water. 'The fire huodr•d loot of hltiog
required e. raver the bate from'r.,0 to
lake level a sn000,pluh,ti 1.4 moor.. of
locks simi:ar M thew at the Soo end •t
Milked. Hones amd malty furnish the
motive power In the majority of 0..••s, a
month being required for rise round trip to
tidewater and return. A few, however,
are stem prnbo!IeA, and a eight poeeeer Le
Huffalo u • lake port is a canal eteamt r
pushing one barge and towing Another.
The barges ars about one hot, Fred teet hag
and cavy five or iv x oerloade. Forward Ie
•law for toe animal.l �.Ileo the cable aft
s i owner's home to year routed, and
n ot hang Jet: lyfor Ws. Teen'?yoire ago
two or thew thousands of them boats found
employment the year round, whereas now
not more than four or flys hundred are
to be found all alone the hie d,t,•h. Limit-
ed M size by the short looks, sharp tuns
and shallow water, t 1• y cannot saoeees(olly
compete with the r•elroadh, and unless
sem, thing 1. speedily done the low left will
.eon disappear
A visit to either of the Iwo drydooke 1s
fall of Interest. At rlrht angles to Buffalo
oreek an Immense erwvtlon, about 460 ft.
long, 50 ft wide and 30 ft, .1, .-r, hes bees
made 1n the hank, and the striae lined with
I lmhr Aerre. the oer-r oved is a gars, or
pontoon, which is 550111 to permits vewe.'.
entrant's. This gate is then ,lose! and ahs
water pnmpel nut by means el powerful
pump.. A. rho water subsides the keel
✓ est. on a row o1 blooks, while shore.
stretohlnr from the hull to the 'imberwork
keep the hese in an eprlgh* position. The
✓ r. nnmpleted, the water is rradnally
admitted, floating the beat,_ Oa the stooks
may be sew a steamer le *nurse of construe.
Nee. From her kcal up everything 1s of
Iron, with the •roeptloa of tis• w.oi seem.
wry for cables and mut.. In Me wont.
shop may ha sews wee binding huge rails
for N. framers and netting, drllllng and
shaping pplow a000rding to patterns before
(lean. Tb. marries' ars run shot
hes els ludas ea bks desk 1.'Moogaitie
t*
many baete• y11t111►illrll 1rf1x111►
ts droppe
w d feta the hold' it
hoisted up awl bluer 'muter. to dumped ,al.
was almwt M fast se one vItc o.wut The
are l• brownish red in calor, en 1 troth t .ad
lore and hat me iMgc 1 16et ah. le. \t ,r►
proceeds very Tepidly, and In tw,.oty four
hours the steamer will be waltlog outside
the breakwater ter her tow, whlub hes an-
other 5,000 rose uo bard. A large quautl
tyy of ibe oro realved here la shopped to
Hemlines, where the ever-toureaeiiig deemed
should soon werrae& the eetabliehmeat of a
line et bate from lake Superior threat to
Detentes uhlef smelting olty
Aluug Ruffolo creek and Blao►well anal
are Dearly fifty grain elevators, ranging on
capsule), from 500.000 to 3,000,000 bushel.,
some of which will unload 30,000 bushels
Irom a heal In an hour. The gre.t set
part o1 the gr.tu shipped !rum the
VI, seism States and the Canadian
Northwest puma throe Buffalo. Duro g
the last two seasons, L. armor, the naw
Canadian route, via l'arry Souxid to Mont
real, hu handl, d an ever tooreas!ng v011103.
of grain and through freight from CnIoago
and Duluth, and four of the largest package
freighters en the lakes are now engaged to
this Irdeto connection with the Great
Northern R. R • hue of 10,000 tun steam
ere will mill •1 tluebea next .,aeon, and
their (engem are expected to Dome hy way
of tee new route. Work le now under w.y
on half • ducats or more beats et the tt'el
land Canal type, and next meson will prof.
ably see a line of regular nem -nets direot
Irons Chlo.go and Duluth to Europe. W,th-
In the next two or throe weeks hve lak•
steamers will lad steel rail. at Cooneau,
and carry them down the St, lawre
moan to Europe Still, 1t must be ma, y
years before buffalo Iones any great pro
por11o0 of her through teethe. Some day•
to • busy seuoo more than 1,000,0110 bush
-
•Is of grata arrive, the R• per da
for the .e
.aon befog ores 600,00.0 Al.y
though steam .hovels are employed at all
the elevators, more Ulan three thousand
&coopers make good wages all sea•eu long.
They have a comparatively easy time, con
meooing work when half the oargo has been
elevated, and then only scooping the grain
from the corners and side. Into the path of
the big 'novels. The boats employed to
ehoi trade aro not, ea e rule, as large •e the
ore oarrle•s,though the low rates this fall on
tlrs mineral b.,. (orad many of the larger
slue tato the grab trade,
A LOOK TUKVeGH OCR BOAT.
Halt of the bats arriving bring rooksg.
freight, with, perhaps, grain in rte hold.
They all belong to some railroad or steam
bat Ilse, and have regular ports of call.
1'l.• New York Central, Northern and
Leokew R. R. hoes have fineste•mr.,
uesurpessed for speed, carrvlog apaoity
anti modern umlaut's' for the rapid hand-
ling of oargo. Although muoh larger, •
general idea al these boats may be had from
a desortpeioo tf the boat on which tis• trip
to Duluth is to r 0 mode. .She h•• 1r...
'arrived, cad &Iter storing the begg&vo away
an ioapectioe n1 whet 1• to be 'home' I0r tLe
nest two weeks 1e In order About 2,50 Met
long, wide and deep w proporto,, ahs
carries 2500 tone on a lb foot dnugI.t
She b•e two decks, the main coveriog the
hold, and the upper ou whioh are the ore
bine of the crew, For orate is a sieges mut,
irbil• the smokestack and a small stick aft
ler signalling purposes l elaor the effect
The oiptalo's quarter. are comfortably and
coolly rendered with °urlsloe, rags, twee
ob&irs, etc). Two members or the Drew
ohne Doe room is mat 10110 or 10x81, room -
lug together •000rdiug to their 4•'t'rent
°tlling•, .o that while one man 14 on wash
hie met• has the room to bon•slf for his six
hours eel off -watch. Although the hood
some furnishings of an ooean liner ars mime
log, these rooms are far more obeettul t'h:n
sed ob to be prererred to any first or
nee .a Gahm on none of the tint *loss
Iran. Duo steamers They are mush
dargnt;llrve windows instead .1 portholes,
wbd?M doors upon to the pare, keno air
instead of toward the Interior o1 tis• ship.
W (' h the 010.9000 of the firemen end deok
handy, the or.w eat at the ass table, the
nesse room aessih) adjoining the !theirs
e nd pastry. '
vccomaw AND 10.0* elv5Wl. DOTtaL
Th.pr•w of sweaty -ow Is divided bete
three reer.1e departments with the captain
In control of the whole C•ptela.-two
mates, two whaelmen, two lookouts, one
w•tuinnan and rear de;kheud.; chief in
aizwr's-Aesialanl sogleer, two firemen ;
Steward's -second cook and porter. 'I he
eumplemeat la arreoad I two waterer -
the captain, wooed mate, one wheeln,sn,
nos lookout, Oblef 511710 1., one fireman
Ming relteved after six hours by the ssooud
mate with bis following. The watchman ie
00 !any from 6 P.M. 16.10, ; t6. stew&rd
and Mus all for the tiros osoese.ry to pre -
pars and 'erre the meals, and two deck
hand. from 6 A u. to 6 tom Esoh 1n-
dlvtdrat hes her particular work. In port
the aptalo always pilots the bat from dock
to d.wk sod does the honors of the boat ;
outside he stands watch, always taking the
beat into harbors and through the riven.
I he lint relate uuprriot.nd. the Inading and
r..,1 ,.i!nv of cargo, arranging it so the. 1t
will not be o.oessary ea move goods billed
tor some Nene p, rt In order to ranch oargo
r ,tended for • preodleg plow ; while
nadir way he has charge of the boat during
the csptain'a waton in. The second motets
..be loudest man oo board : he most see that
the hull an 1 dick are ready for oarc', pro
vide ooal hunkers, sea that the harohwaye
tied ga'::r ye ser pr0rerly secured and at
tend to a headrest and one tittle 01,or.. ;
*anode he mils* sec that 1h. boar. to kept
lily and °lean, and the the pointing and
scrubbier, are properly done. The wheel
man roe.., the befitting m.ohtnery r.1 I. r•,
outride he keeps the boat on • o0e-ss or
range i•d05t,d by the n•p'rsu • e ..•
The lookout also &estate in hn'st tug Irbe
holiest, outside I. hoes.* the .1... +side, e..
slats with the 'anthem,/ earl pow., at d
ifl fogey we1tler.1. 1. up forward politer
the whistle cord sve.y three or lour mh,u .a.
Toe w•'.ehmao'a duty to to prevent any-
eheso-benne moles vff the, boot re ore that
nothing 1, left on obs doe", seep the klteheo
lice bas ,:.og brisk y and mune the pumps:
he mast rinse down the decks every
morning In per, he engineer. and firemen
overhaul the 0.11.,• and maohu,ery, end
nand teenier watch outside. Two' seek
hands form a ooal watch, ono pram 00,1
end h..le l"v .shoe ter met Enwrap. lrtlna
the -item two work with the s.,ond mate
and lookout. The steward nooks 1h. pastry
&od meats, while the moon.' reek orrpares
the vegetables for the pot and waits on the
cabin table. The ports rervre the firemen
and dockhands, sweep+ the rooms, makes
beds and olsees the lamps
0RRTrnT eerTm.T 0ANnt.5n.
Though she hu been In pert only thirty.
sit hours, one hundred dook • walloper* hays
unln.del 2,500 tons and pat aboard 1,000
tone. Instead of hoisting the freight over
t1• reel, It b Deleted through g.ngway.
and oyer • plank into tis• warehouse. A
steady stream .f !rooks loaded with from
600 to 800 pounds form an endless stream
from several gangway.. Ao ocean seaman
who vlsi s the lakes menta fill to be deeply
Impressed hy the rapt lity and ease with
wblob freight 1. hen handled.
And now thee the trip has really oom-
meeo.4, the ropes Dolled away cad the
waohe, ..1, It 1. Nine for • rest. R, T.
Naesas Ulm w11de're by rldty, Astounding elarevery,
Bebe Ikiep are "Me belt" M• Noma •Iwtrlo amuse carry the material to lie
"oke best calf y plans, whIIe oempreewi air drives PM rent From C'wpesoov.rseille, Mleh., coma mrd of
spelling." Abraham Aare, a red a woederlal dneenvery of • pleasant testier
be. druggist. of R 11.411., U., writes : tree •01 manikins menblese. As In hrldr.
building, Amnia 1. destieerl es boee.s..so liquid the/ whets abefore retiring hy
"Rleetrie fifteen are the best selling hitters any one troubled weal.,h • had 0008th always
I las•. bsu(11d In 20 .•e.." Yue know •f ehe great ehlp belldieg countries. Hr
y emery* a rood night's rest. "11 will seen
why 1 Meet elisouse bogie le disorders of m•nAlesry and m•theda are already to mA- eery the meek toe," writes Mrs. 5 Hirst -
valise
•temaeh, Bur,k1Awy].. hewets, bimol and of thew of any other ,•else, while herrn, "for three r.ner.tions 0l nor family
woes. Morrie Raters testy a the her Tree sad nal supplies ere enllmltal.
D have ere Dr. Stereo Now. Dlenevery for
eMmaeh, revelator Ilrr, Warms and /RAIN Asn 11415 115 „aRRr•RN. (bnwmptlee and Rayer fene4 Ito equal for
besets, periees the bleed, •trssgteeae Ns And new le see the 1•k• bate anti Mete cough@ aol oelda" it's as nonv.ld life
sew, beam .ares n elN/sim •/ eke •a 550(55. NerlwNp fer • time Ur easier- saver when sed for dwperRM lung dbeaw.
Ie Nude .s W settee system. P.1a gym ess peahens freight Mate, a visit will he (lsaaeteed teethe 50e Rad X100 N .,amw
1Ik sed vire bw say week, elnfe fan- p• Id to 16s beg ,w,emr reel 1a fren+ Lake Wilmo's dreg eters. Teri bottles fres.
bas IW et women. Print 50 amt a Soprfr with 6.000 tees of Ira OM.
Sold by Js.. Wilms, dngSak 9l. W twdye ee toartw \.(ekes, and Tea bpsai. to Jas. 14,. 1909. it Il.
Razors! Razors! Razors!
The biggest bargains -ever offered to the people
of Goderich are now to be had at A. MeD. Allan's.
The very best razors made are on sale at 75c. and
$1.00. •
CALL AND SEE Th1EM11
We are making room for Xmas Cutlery and
Silverware and are offering Big Bargains in all
lines of Silverware and table cutlery.
Now is the time to get the very hest table
cutlery and silverware 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.
r'r'^
A. McD. Allan
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(hey : Charlie Meljaarne, 10th. 0011 , ere
rived home recently from • sevum
wee►a trip to Dakota and Manito;...
He say. Donald and Jae. MoLaoch
lin, of L+ogdop, formerly o1 Grey township,
have over 14,00.1 bushele of whest tis goer.
It was yelling at 65 mots per bush', le
four township. •round Langdon the h est
bur„ J out very well this year. 'there,a
• great rush over the threshing °wleg to
broken weather. Mr. M.Quarrle saw four
tereshem machines mooing Doe Sunday is
the oreze. to get the ani k done. There •re
many oom¢•edable poste •boo: the to we
sod its Roue hearted people, but Mw, thinks
Ontario Is g •n'y good e0o1ph for him.
Crest Lark of an 1411 sr.
"For two years .11 aorta to sure •eamea
in the palms of my hands tilled," write.
editor H. N. Lesser, of Syracuse, Ken.,
"then I was wholly ousel by Button's
Arnica Salva," It's the world's best for
01000000, sone and et skin diessfo,--(TiTjyi
25a.tJ.,. \yitsot:..
1 ROP.IIEY & SON
- TH1 1.SADINII -
ut�etra\ D'w -ewe* °AO.
�muu\neer,,
•rdar. rare/Billy •treaded te al ell
dear., eleet .0 day.
stere en weal agreed Sr-Idrsrr. tter-
hee tetrew1.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Sheri
Bread and Cron Rolls, Mince
Pies and Lady Rulers, Kir.,68, a
Macaroons, 111iara::7,s,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
Wrox•tar: The ab..tloe season leo ar.
01ved end` •MOO" the athero who are tr, Ing
their luck up north 11 our ven.rsble lover of
the oho., John Gorton, who left le our•
pany wise Johu (1.11, en MuoJ.y ot tut
week. 'Though Mr, Golton we!. uootiu.d to
the house the greeter per: d the summer
with a deabled foot and u woariog up fat 9e
years or.g•, the spirit of • N: mood .'4! aur
vine to him, sod h. cannot resist the
eemptatloo of sboutderlov hl. rige and ahem
101 the de.r in the wilds of Muskoka each
5M500.
Merited Prase....
0. _ - ��
Beau1., Urn., May 9th, 1900
To The HOWARD FrajtAC• 100.,
(ieweLtrax :-The Managing Committee
of Margaret Avenue School hereby express
their satisfaction with the heating of that
school by your firm. Your two tembina-
liou fulnacNee have given ue a temperature
of from 65 to 80 degree. in the lowest zero
weather, end have, beeidee, reduced our
coal from 43 tone in 1899, to 27 (Aute for the
past winter. • After tryingthree different
furimee, without being able -to -beat the
school, we feel that we owe you at least oar
more thanks in saving us from any trouble
wills the heating of Margaret Ave. School.
Yours respectfully,
G. M. I)•Bes,
lhw
airan Margaret. Ave. Btheol•
J. H. WORSELL,
The Cheap Stove and Furnace Man,
Sole Ager.', , Goderich, Out.
are so goal r the hest merle on any
city in Canada.
Can talon lends the tr de in
WEDDING
CAKES.
to fancy deeming and nrnement
ingaod Ahmed king.
Give him an order and your sat
i,fa•tioii will be amoral.
D CANTELON,
WEST -8T.
A Great Snap,.
Y ow Geyer Soap, at be, •
pound, of which we sell • barrel • week.
'This isn't our only reap, as we rotary
everything that ma be found in an UD-
te'dste grocery sten., and our prlcas
are right. The formers know that they
can alwaysof from u • snip for th.ir
produoe. We draw the line at no
legitimate trade - •verythlug goes :
GI tinware or por,.tr,ee, gar.r,n staff or
chnloert table China. 55'e (feel In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLINCi & CO.,
Holford htn)k. (exdrrich.
Xing of them all.
The " Ring uality " shoe has been
awarded the ao d Medal ---the highest award
at the Paris Exposition, where hundreds of
makes from the best shoe factories of the
world were also shown.
The lady who wears a "King Quality^'
wears the best ladles' shoe in the world.
Beauty of finish, handsome design, perfect
fit -appearance, and comfort, with the price
right.
Made by The J. D. King Ce., Limited, Toronto.
&ted
Wear
Shoes.
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking about,
Deed good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the very kind sou want -stout, thick
soles (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
put together with the knowledge that they must be
strong. te. stand the strain. ' -
s'l'Itc-t• hoots are Writ expensive, tis .ugh they do
wear
Remember our Goods are all
factories. No Bankrupt Stock.
New, direct from t.hp
W11. SHHARMAN, Jr.
Goderich Bargain Centre
Saturday, Nov. 10
EXTRA BARGAINS IN
rlen's Shirts and Drawers
- AND -
Ladies' Underwear.
JAMES ROBINSON'S
Care Your Gebel
with the
D. D. Co.'s
Syr. of
WHITE PINE
and TAR.
You as gee onth,ug
better. Relief •.,noel
inetaolaneeu•
26o. 5 for $100
It's Time to Pat up the Stove
and you want
BEATBMALL STOVli;-PIPN VARNISH,
26 cents -
5 for 1 0)
"Beat we ever used," u what they all any
Least Odor. Bright at Lustre Quickest
Drying of All. It Beata 'em All.
(truss t Nut-1)11o'd snakes an exoellaut walont stain 1.:0e
for Iron fendss and all outside iron work, ooal touttic e•
Makes • fine 'mint for buggy belies. Special price
the pellets.
W. C. GOODE
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Chemist.
Big Bargains
IN ALL LINES OP
Table Cutlery.
20 per cent. off until 15th of November.
ROUGVIE.
THE CASH ARDWARE STORE.
The Old Firm, • e Old Business,
But a Ne Stand.
To THE !'UUBl.1(' .
We have removed to the stare lately
Cattle Bros., tinsmiths, which we have stocked
plete line of Groceries, and where we shall be
than ever to attend to the wants of our custome
A call upon us in our new stand will please
Yours respectfully,
occupied by
with a com-
able better
rs.
us.
ST URDY
THE QROOERB,
JOHN MORRIS
CON I RACIOH and BUILDER
Planing M'11 AAA F.o-try, Cam-
bria Rated, elderieb,
A oompists stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding, .
'Lath, Shingles, Etc
Si>sh and Doors on hand and
made to order on short
notice.
Stora Windows & Boon a Specially
Ratline's. furnlvh•d. Terms moderate.
JOHN MORRIS.
GODERIQH.
HELLO ! \
THE OLD \
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL---
ALWAY8
ON HAND
THE FIRST
Scrillllou Hard Co21
15 TRK MARKET
A11 ('oaf weighed on the Market Steles,
where you get MOO Ile. for a toe.
trrM. LEE.
Orders loll •t =.} : A SZONIAAD'S
Sews prom,, ./ •*t.sdsd b.
The Signal to Jan. 1st, 1911, for 21 cents.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY CHINA,
FANCY NOTE,• PRETTY PICTURES,
SCHOOL BOOKS, POUCHES, PIPES,
WALL PAPER, BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
MAGAZINES, PAPERS.
Everything bright, fresh and new. No old goods to
offer at any price.
KIDD d1 00.
Oam1 BuiilemS-Lw.r, T.Aar. liese jape Matisse. & mL.
eels'
5,. N
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