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4,11,'R casnay, Deo. 90, 1900
THE SIGNAL : GODERICIIIONTARIO
LUT •a al ethane
A Nordreimer Piaso
fur a Christwae preeut fur
your wife or daughter. We
s sure you they would *ppm
Date It, or if not • Piano,
then some suitable music or
email musical instrument
Drop in at any time and see
11 we osunot suit you.
Age Year Choice Early
and we can put it away for
you.
We are reducib our %tuck
of sheet music by tte'ling 40c.
fi0c and 60e mutat fo) :.II
Emerson's
Bicyule and Music Hosier, West
attest. Sedsriela
the Signal,
Itl runiA1He:D
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
b •. isesasmosses
UOD1t:1UCH, THLTBSDAY. EOM _I8.1f1111,
THE MAN AND THE HOUR
SO far se Ontario is ,tint, ria 1
the man and the hour have met in /ion.
O. W. Rona.
Not so long ego it looked a, If with the
departure of Bir Ouvss MOWAT from the
legislative arena the glory hal gone from
the Liberal party,
Hon A. S. IIA•DY, although a big man
politioally—able and upright—fell upon evil
due, sod when his health failed, we. sa-
ab'e to grapple with existing conditions as
he otherwise might have done.
The passing of Hatter was the oppm.un •
ity of Roes, and the opportunity was
seized.
)(ince the *dyad of Rots the strong hand
,.t the helm and the keen intellect I%,hind
the hand have Teen oh-enwl on all side..
The Liberals ha,e been infused with the
courage of their leader, and the oIl-time
spirit is abroad in the land.
Ever, Returroer looke upon at •
leader who knows that a leader's duty is to
lead, and doom his duty.
- At the Str om dinner the other night
Ross warn a gialt among large mea. The
roan and the hour met, and when he ,had
ooucludwl one of the grandest deliverances
ever male in (newts, not only did the rank
and file know that the Province war in safe
hands, but LACalaa, and TARTS, and
FIRLDINO were in uuselfish raptures over
the greet effort.
Everybody who was present on that oc-
casion will "Remember Roes."
"COURAGE. BRETHREN. COURAG •"
ONE would think from the big
spread at the Stirrer banquet an Toronto
Lott week that Toronto was the core of
Liberalism and the mainspring of Reform
In Ontario. The Toronto politicians can
pot on more "side" so far as election mat-
ters go and do lees than any political ag-
gregatiou extant. The Torouto uonetituen-
cies are the weak sister. of Liberalism iu
Ontario. They look well at election
tames, and they put on a lot of airs at other
times, but they are easily tempted and led
astray when voting day comes a ound
One of the reasons for this state of affair'.
la that our leading statesmen have alway•
given the city oonetituenciee a wide berth,
and have accepted "hives" in the rural din
tricte. Aa things stand' now the Ontario
leaden all represent hives. CARTYRIOHT,
Moats, PATvrsaoN and S/rTRUULAND each
haa an easy seat to contest, whe:eu.their
prestige and ability should be used to spoil
the Amalekites and take thle raise from
---them. Quebec and MontreatW * nec al
ways the Liberal centres they ere today,
but courage did the trick, and if Ont•rio'r
leaders do not relish the tank of wresting
Toronto and Hamilton from the Tories, let
are invite LAoat.s. TARTS and r'sgruNTAIN e
to do the ewok
Iu the next Legislative election we should
like to see Hon. O. W. Roes and his cot -
leagues get this idea in working order and
test it. Si. OLIVIA MOWAT'S oonteet Ili
reroute was • step in the right direction,
every neary brought ToroiTEW-M Fier
bless ea tar as the Legislature in cencerno 1,
and the chewer' are better today than they
were when Mower ran. Courage is all
that is wanted,
REV. ''RANTINQ- n . t.fO"1•
THE penpstetic evangelist, if he
have not gumption, is bound to be a
standing nuisance, paraloxie.al as it may
seem. Most of the so-called evangelists
mean well, and are in the work from heart'.
dslre,but there have been and are atilt many
who are in the business from a purely bu.i-
new standpoint, and to "get something for
the boy." When "MoNtc" Winnows
Was evangelizing Ontario, after his owti
fashion, The Bruesele Post and THE SrnNAi.
went after the blatherskite week in and
week out, and there have been many other
religious fakirs who have been taken into
camp in the same way in the past twenty
years,
The religionpi fakir doesn't require much
bralna, for there are always a sufficient
number of foolishly 'sympathetic women and
men to foot the bill mad keep things agoing
He must he mouthy and abunive, and if he
occasionally takes the Lord'e pterogative of
Axing the sinner's statue into hie own
hands, so much the better. It isn't atsn
lenity neoeesary that he .honld he truthful,
U • point is to be rained by being other
wise.
Hank an one appears to he the Rev. "Rant -
Ing" RAarow, who recently referred to the
nevrepaps men of Careen al "a lot of
whiskey soaks." It dose not require mu eh
kind from • pulpit, .ad it Deeds even less
of the grace of (:.el to make such • atate-
ment. Yet p tide who fehi•ve they are
ruly l'hriatien iu rut anti part will .it still
before the uttersuieof thin clerical slender-
er,
landerer, nut denim to rebuke him. Well, that's
cut our way of doing business). If a
preacher is a gond mut. and au upright
man, we are willing to give him credit for it,
although be it kuowu that no r.iao d..erves
credit fur being what he ahouli be ; and if •
parson is crooked in, he mental, moral or
.piritual make-up—ani there are minor two
oar earth—we believe that it is not right to
tata,o the whole ministerial aggregation bo-
eause one or two exist For installer), w0
have a fairly full representation of clerical
gentlemen iu awl aroued town whom we
have known fur yuan to walk uprightly,
without slandering or apeakiug evil of those
around them, and we would not dare to
condemn them because a ranting pastor
uatuu l R ',TUN Imre made a toot of himself
by making a statement iu the pulpit that
he knew to be a lie when he made it.
RANTON nape that he cermet fill all the
engagements that oome his way. Well,
Hie were the pity. It doesn't speak well
for the sonaation-huutiagwomen and
pudding -headed men who invite him to
nhuw them the way to the higher plane.
One thing is sure, he wouldn't pull a
pound iu this corner of the vineyard.
SNAP SHOTS.
—Tits people of Welland remembered
Rues.
—L a vacancy were created in Centre
Toronto TARTS would be • Winning candi-
date.
—Ora P. P. A. contemporary, The Ham.
ilton Spectator, is still looking around for
the fomenter of the creed cry iu Hamiltou.
—HAD Truax given a dozen meetings iu
Ontario the Tory wajonty in this Province
would have been wiped out. The people
admire pluck, sod LSAal. TARTS is pluck
from head to be.L •— _._- --__
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
THE Lilac:KMMT Cueltag.
Brookville Recorder : For the young
man whose lnteotloun are not salon" it
would be tont% cheaper to qulb now before
bee Ube star.al present season bite h' n,
Tin 111113AlSaayus3r or Willie
Hamilton Herald : With 67 foil ares
• House ot 74, Premier Parent of Quebec
will feel like the old woman io eke sloe,
"who hid so many obtidreh she dtds't k.ow
what to do."
MANuINu n ArTaa
Hampton Speotator : tale- eititOr 'acts,.e
wt 1 a uorrespoodent who tatlmate! like(
hauglna interferes etch a wan's !abbe ate,
futures Hut as Weak it of -o provre'• fur.
thus wickeduee..
R•ATIN&. THa HL.`ukD,
Tho Anis Journal : The COaLz vallICL
of South Ontario at• to tattiest Wrl!i a
Smith, in 11. P., wt a acknowledge.' hurn,g
spent $1,200 In briber y. Time me • fe c sr.
felled L:benit who have an uassv:abl• re
oord In regard to election fried, 9sr 1t lies
not been Doti
where proposes to helot them by a b.rgnst
that he had touched the master pantos c'
1d. life. My thoughts "teapot away fruits
the happy lend of oeuteutmeob far away
uvar et -towhee of uuean te that other land
whore a few years ago souther Salesman
*attired upon the same work of ream -
harmony, with almost squally happy
auspto.s how the work is shattered, au]
from • laud drenched In blend and rears he
hes withdrawn. loll. 1, beaten, despairing
et tare elk. And yet II Mr. So/ironer had
leen allowed fair play, might he net have
wuoeaded ea well as Laurier T Asd If mad
noun ellor. watch the ear of Empire. will
Laurier summed soy better thee Sahrleo•
er.'•
STILL NO WORD OF GATZKA.
tales .Ther e1 the Wishes a .ares. *seat
Dies Wiliest Hearing et Ile sea.
About five mouths ago Harry Oink*,
the son of Andrew (:seeks, of Platteville,
diesppeared mysterious He was In the
employ of the Adams FO, .*"e Company, of
Buffalo, and had been oo a ylelt home. He
started bank to Buffalo end has not been
heard of since. A. far as anyone oro die
cover he had no reason for keeping people
without koowlede• of his wher.aboete
ills services were highly appreofated by b t
employers.
A few weeks ago hi. father was takes
seriously ill and 1t was thought Massif the
eon were really Jive and well and In a vale
now to oomwuoioate with friends and rel•
tiros, he would put to an appearance, But
the hope was a rata one, for on Mouday
Mr. (iatzka. who was a much esteemed resi-
dent of Platteville, died In the seventy fifth
vast of his age, and nothing has vet been
heard of Harry. The relatives have had a
dlllgeut search made, but have now given it
up They have almost oompletely lost
hope ot seeing the young mac again.
—tloodstoek Seethe! Review.
A Wea eee_Awf■1 Peril,
"There is
ly me Mame to see
ar
Ids a.od that is
h an
ration" were
the
start L agmewo dd.. gbeeaj d bymMrs. I1. S.
Hu.r doe -
Lor atter he had .ably tried to ours her of
a trigbtfn, Due of stomach trouble bud yet.
low jauodloe. Gall stones had furu,ed Mid
she 000stantly grew worse. 'Teo the Le•
gen to use Electric Bitten which wholly
cured her. It's a wonderful stomach, 11% or
and hi inlay remedy. Crate. dyspepsia, los
of appetite, Try at. Only &tato, (.uvea• i
teed. k'or sale by Jas. 11 ilscu. J
'I he Christmas (.lone has reproduui ions of
of several photos from the sttblb'el R. 11.
Sellows, out Jowl artist,
ears Me Was Toner. d
''1 suffered snub pato from owes I could
.1 fly walk," writes H. Hoblson, Hills•
borough, 111s„ "but Huaklea's Arolos Salve
oompletelr cured them." Aute like m.glo
on spraloe, braises, oats, sores, scalds,
burns, bode, ober.. Portent healer of skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by
Jas Wilson, 25o.
TV ADVEHTIBERB.
Notice of changes must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast he beet not later than Mon-
day noon. (Jaime' Advertisements
etoeptel an to noon Wednesday of
Mor weak.
Stoves
If you are looking for the
best Coal IH(�ating Stoves,
you --will find the "Art Am-
herst" Heater will fill the
bill.
As for a Range, we can
guarantee the Pearl.
Every stove we sell is
sold under the absolute
guarantee that if stove is
not satisfactory, the pur-
chase price will be refunded.
A number of good sec-
-end - hand stoves for sale
very cheap, as we want the
room for -new stoves.
You are always welcome
to call and inspect our big
stock of Stoves, Furnaces,
Tinware, Etc.
. H. Worsell,
The Cheap Stove Man,
OODERICH.
and
Rubbers.
• • • i
No matter '% d
cold or slushy tbo
weather is, your feet
will be snug , and
war® In a pair of socks and rubbers.
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snags.'
proof rubbers—that's a combination that caaet be best$
od teat the Laeral party any• l'or'Out-door winter wOrk.
LBOLI.HINO 4TAICTE LAP•1tt.
Seaforth Expositor : Mr. A. W. Camp
bell, the Ootano quiet reads instructor, o
doing good service just newby lsetilber. In.
to the public mind, througb lectures deliver-
ed, In various a:uulcipalrtiee to the Prov -
nos, a knowledge ot he wutefoloees and
Inefficiency of the statute labor system of
keeplog up reentry roads. This system
war e11 right In the earlier days of the
country, when ready money was eo.roe and
labor was cheap, but it ha.. eared Ite
usefulness, and under existing circum
stenos. It a one of the most expensive and
wasteful ayn:ema for road maintenance.
Through Mr. Campbell's iostrumeot•lity
•boob fifty municipalities will vote on a by
law in J.ou•iy, to sbol.sh the prceent ey.
sem of keeping op ooaot.,' roans. W be. are
the enterprising muntolpelltlee of old Harno
going to wheel into line in this importeot
movement.
A VIEW OF LAURIER.
Mr. Harold Spender the special oorrel•
pondeot of The Manchester Uasrdien, who
some to Canada to report the Uominlon
•Istloas, bar written tor his paper a•
s000aat ot a meeting In Quebec, where in
heard Sir Wilfrid speak. Hie description
of the Premier le worth readier :
"The chairman, a genial lcoal man, pre-
sented Sir lvilfrid to the audience with w
*laborite flourish of oourtesiee, and then
the Premier, dofay hat and octets Mine
up and lightly faced them,
''Nevar have 1 seen • man so soddenly
changed. My memory went hook, to find a
parallel for the 6aura before me, to that
amble states of Burke In front of Trinity
C,lloge, Debbi', perhaps the finest Image to
n.odero sculpture of the rstraioel power of
perfect oratory. Not that SIr 1Atlfrid
made a great oration—be had spoken five or
ar time' already in the day, and now the
eueeob, was just euoh ea • skilled platform
speaker will learn by heart and repeat
alines' from memory to audience) after audi-
onus. But It was the picture that drew end
f.sotaated. Imagine a French etatsman in
the latl)r half of the eighteenth minters
a sts semen touched with Liberal Huge.
deeply lnti•eaced by the thinkers ; a states-
men like Turfed. or Neosar--st•pplog down
from mme picture, tsktng btu aired asot •
us, and speaking the language of his age
r ,d wets. There is the difference of dress;
but In L.urlcr's use you do not teem to
notlos 1t ; you would almost expect to find
sliver booklet oo his shoes. For everything
else 1n there—the pore, the carriage, the
gra,* and dignity, the yt, vtare•, and, above
all, the tine nobility of featur*"a•d espree-
sion, that note of distinction s rarely found
in the modern epsaker. They say that
when Laurier visited Femme the scholars
observed that he spoke the French of the
eighteenth century ; and even to the Eng
Tian ear there 1e an obvious difference be.
tw.eo the slow, grave, articulate, melodious
redone*" of ht. eenteooes, sod the velvety
resole, rhe sermons familiarity, of modern
Parisian ?ration. ll th. French 'cholarebe
righs, 1t seems gaits proper that It should
be so. The touch of &rebelse, In the accent
completes the tllealon of a figure returned
to earth from battles nog Igo Sir Wilfrid
opened his speech In considerable noise, bet
h• mad• no extra effort, and so gradually
the else, peoet-atlee voloe rose above the
tumult and .tilled It. At last the great
French audience listened with absolute in
Iset.s, for Sir Wilfrid was speaking of
the subject that intents Al them moat keen
ly, the sohjeul of eabjteta—th•Ir race. 'I
am a Frenchman and •'stroke. 1 am
proud to be .o. I should be ashamed et
myself If I were not proud.' Hat though ho
wee a Frenehmsn he WWI • H -Irish sahj.ct-
a British Minister. 'To me so a Mu.uter
there 1. no snob thing at race—oo difference
between French and British ---only equal
rights and equal Jews for both.' It as it
fan, then, to attack him on grounds of race "
Ws net Oanada, h• pleaded, with IM Brea.
ale and .pace, big enough for both races—for
all rsees let them have union. 'For one
ohieet 1 have hyoid.' Ise aied,'tor Doe object 1
bs.•.trtven,fnr one I shall antenna to strive,
rising en larger efforts with the greatnes of
the task ; and that is the anion ret the ranee
on the onstlneet ' lint the rest wee lest
In the hent o1 enplanes, ler hen the See
bade to formulate • dsoltrstion of that fes stewed, and every man seat have felt
We have them in all styles and sizes. Tbsy PSI
priced down to rock bottom, too.
This is how we sell them :— ' ,,_ •t I!A
FROM $1.25 UP.
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't nae Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. (let the best
there is at the same prime that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a ropubation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
AIllERT W. WISE
i
i4:stER IN
Farm Implements and Machines'.
t)esrlog Binders llawors, Hakes and Twine.
Also J: W. Mann goods
Ploughs, f'ulpers. oto.
Walkerril e Wagons a specialty.
Brerything made of the very best material
Repairs of all kinds kept on hand.
Would be Mabee to have you oalesod Io -
spec t goods before purchasfog elsewhere.
CLOMIS CASH PRICKS.
Will open up 1n the old Angus McKinnon
etand about Offish ,r 3r4.
A. W. WISE,
Hamilton Street.
J BPLOfHEY & S
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Order. r,rerelly a le
Year.. nigh+ er day
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•ler• •1. t1 „r Agreed.." trl•ttaeae•.
bee alrerl.
A 6reaV%bap,
M our Wager tiaap, set fin s
poasO. of wbiob weed' a barrel a week.
Tbl ise't our only snap, as we carry
d•
',thing that can be found In an no -
ate grocery store, and oar prior
are right. The t.rmers know that they
can always get from as a snap for their
produce. We draw the line at no
legitimate trade — everything goes
III.etwue or potatoes, garden stuff or
oboloest table °bins. W• deal In all
of them.
Wil. S H A R M A N, Jr. T. G. TIPLING & CO.�Bedford bleak, erleh.
at rrrrnrmrrrmnmrlrrrtrr r
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tokn oili'Aota3.1 -7,, ant,
hristmas
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WHERE TO BUY THEM.
oderich Bargain Centre
Bargains in Ladies
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"".IIYlte'sr.G..'slGi 'atif;ltICi[y"` `
Bargains in Ladies' Fur
Bargains in Ladies'IFur
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Bargains in Ladies' Fur
Caps
JAMES ROBINSON'S
Merry, Merry Christmas ise.""
Conies again, and again we present the season's compli-
li rets and invite attention to our Christmas Goods, •
BLILEY'S PERFUMES.
This is the only place in town where
you can find the latest productions
of this popular maker.
THE LATEST IDEA.
Beautiful satin -lined morrocco' leather
caeca designed for glove, handker-
chief or jewel cases, each with lock
/and key and containing • lovely
ttle sof perfume. The prices of
_these are very moderate, value non.
aidererl, $1 75 up. Supply limited.
'We also have cut glass perfumes
in an endless variety of beautiful
packager, besketa, etc.
Prices from 10c. up to $4 00.
---Home great values at 25, 35 and 50
meats. Beauties at it to 12.
We also have produ.tions of in
other loathing makers, French sad
Aim neon.
You are invited to call and see,
W. C. GOODE
EBONY 000DS.
We have some beautiful articles
in this popular tine. Warranted
genuine ebony.
, Hat Brushes, Hair Brushes, Mil•
,itary Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
Mirrors, etc.
There is no line more useful, pop.
alar, and up-to-date.
Priests from 65c up. See them
before you guy.
PIIRbES AND WALLETS.
some fire gift lines. Al! prigs.
FOR GENTLRMEN
Gift Pipes from $1 up to $4_ Chi
gar end Cigarette Cases.
Gift Pac of Cigars, in tail-'.
and te. sty -fives.
i Cuff sand Collar Boxes, Dressing
Cases and other lines.
whether reedy to I ray or not.
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Chemist.
SKATES ! SKATES!
SKATES
Hockey Skates, from 60c to $2.25 per pair.
Acme Skates, from 45c to $2.00 per pair.
A full range of all sizes.
Hockey Sticks, all this year's goods, from 10c up.
The best stick made for 3Sc. - -
en i•¶aa fr �bi�-frlw9x:^.tm:
A full litre of Sundries, including Straps, Skate Parts,
Ankle Supports, Etc.
r
We have just opened out a large Import Order of Silverware, Table and Pocket
Cutlery; bought direct -fr in . the best manufacturers. These goods were bought
;k4 -411e Holiday Trade in largequantitiesat a (IIIb pirfee, andt .we must sell a
large quantity of them dul.ug this holiday -season _or he at_the wpense of carrying
them over till next. Iaoider_to_do this_iveare goingto -sell them at "Bargain
Prices"' for the balance of the year.
We have Some of the very best Silverware, Razors, Table and Pocket Cut-
lery, Carpet Sweepers and Skates that have ever been for sale in Goderich, and we
will give you a printed guarantee that our Rodgers' and Wallace's Silverware and
Cutlery is the very best.
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.-it-low-ei-tite-things—that--weeld-inuke-bandsointr and --
useful Christmas Presents :•
Silver Plated Tea Spans
—Pint trued _Dflaaed.Bpeehs-
Silver Plated Table Spoons
Silver Plated Tea Forks
Silver... tsisteMiumat..Evrba
Rodgers Table Knives •
Westinghoile's Tat Halm-
Children. Knife, Fork and Spoon Set
Children's Silver Nfuge
e Knives Fowl Forks -
Silver Napkin Rings
Silver Pepper and Salt Sets
Nut Pick Seta
Rodgers' Pen Knives
Rodgers' Jack Knives
Roker's Pen Knives
Boker'e Jack Knives
i X L, Non X L, Wada ho a'ft
Pocket Cutlery
HOCi(EY STICKS
Silver Plated Dinner Ksivee
Silver Plstcd Tea Ksvee
Silver Plated Tea Knives and Forks in sets
Silver Plated Dinner Knives and Forks in seta
Silver Plated Tea Spoon. in. Arte
Butter Knives and Sugar Shells
Handsome Carving Sete in CAWS
Handsome (Janne ('arvere in cases
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SKATES AND
DWARE STORE.
The 11 Firm, The Id Business,
But a New Stand. axsti,
iesi
To THE PUBLIC : ._�
We have rethoved 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 turf to attend-to-dmwants-of our CrISUBTiBril.
A call upon us in our new stand will please ult.
Yours respectfully,
+a eaorx,-,,,,.,,,r
.mak ST URDY & 00.,
THE OROOERB.
We have s large stook of Hockey Skates and Spring Skates in all sires and at all prices.
Be sure and see our BOYS' HOCKEY'S at 33c per pair.
Ladies' and Gents' best plated Hockey and Spring Skates in •11 sues,
Boys' and Men's Hockey Sticks, 15c v p,
RAZORS
We have just opened out a lot of the very beet snakes of Razors,
useful present.
.._.__Something Hand some for Your Mother or Your Sister
13ia.•11's Cyco Bearing Cerpot P,weepera snake very handsome and useful promote. They
r- delight le a IIIOther ora sister. They awve labor, nave health and save the carpets.
which make a handsome and
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are a
A.
JVIcD.
ALLAN,
Headquarter. for Sk eters' Outfits, Silverware, Cutlery and General Hardwsrd.
Compliments of the Neason to all.
1�11uu11UutUllulM4 cal u�
IT WILL
PAY you to attend the Forest City Eine ISIS and Shorthand
fiollege London, Ont. Preetioel Itraction in prac-
tical eobjecte. For over fifteen y...rs we have been in
tench with young people enol their needs, and the bumineee world and its requireman.n.
1 very facility at command for aiding young people both before and after graduetion. We
are doing superior work ; rosette proye it. Send for our Catalogue and College Journal.
J. W. WEBTERVELT, Principal.
Christmas Goods . 4
isna t wait for the rw.h mate your rnrehass early and have Ilse beet selection.
Our (hrietmaa geode all in. We have some special line in Rihls—loather hound
and gilt edge. 50e, 75.. 90.:. (A epeeist bargain in • larger Bible, leather, at 613c
Also a line of pretty English church Prayer Books, leather covered, gilt-edged,
36c 60c and 75.'
Catholic Prayer hooks teen 25e up fes $3 50.
Photo Frames - all kmets and .haps., from 20o to e1 00.
Renntifal Jammers ("nye and Samson, from 20c np to 76c.
Swiss Windmills, Puff and Pomades. 26n eiteh AterlingQ'silver-Paper Knive.,
Seale, File, Manieurea, 5O1 .ach. MilitaryBrushes, 92.50. Punas, 36oeto 9200.
Seal Leather Finger Porus, tib• Cigar and Cigarette Boldon, 50e to7bn
a know the puhlic have so many presents to give at Christmas, and we have
endeavored to secure a number of pretty gifts, M the Met quality, and within
your mean.. Bee oar ponds before yon May.
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