The Signal, 1900-12-27, Page 4Ire- ..,....
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• -Tire death of e'l cos" ltYYil. 1o•
_a moves one ottM best-known figura akar
Confederation dye. Had be been in the
is House when the DATUM, P0WUUI,
R BnwuLis and. TAYwta ran riots their
is oombe would have been cut in short order,
--1111-for he was the beet hand at trimming a
ninny that ever aloud on the floor ot the
Hobse.
4 Tit7■aDAY, Deo. 27, 1900
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
M!i v,, tW
ttmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmr�l POLITICS IN PARABLES.
The Old Bluenose HlN ?POW i. ew Year's Presents
E CLEARING SALE OF MUSIC the Shoulder
E MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
We have decided to go nut of Music and Ismail
Qoode in order to devote all our time to Pianos, (1, /,cine
and Bicycles, and °tier our stuck at
it SACRIFICE PRICES TO CLEAR AT ONCE
t- All 10c. Music for 5c.
" 50c. " _ --/ 1 10c., lbc. -20c and 25c,
tt 75c. Folios " 50c.
25c. Mouth Organs, 20c.q l • 1
" $3 50 Autoharps,$2 20 =l i t
1t
E Two 5 50 Banjos, 3 25 ' ` ° ,
�,. " 12 00 Guitars, K 50
3 50 Violins, 1 40
20 00 " 9 00
6 50 Mandolins 3 90
E li
▪ Dander .I•ee ever a Letter -Paellas the
r
a
The above are only a few of the wary snaps we
E have to offer until all is clears! out.
EMERSON'S t,i ' 7-2
Bicycle and Music House.
Tht 1�gnax,
u rartuanan
EVERY THURSDAY MOANING}
s. IlealL1110111.6111
OODlg)UGH. TI*UR■DAT, DSO. Ile, ue0.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
WE are at tho clone of another
year, and the time for renewing suletcrip
tions to TMs SION•L has arrived.
Look at your Ibbel, and tf your name as
not marked in advance be good enough to
do it at mace, and begin the new year with
• clean sheet.
Outside newspapers are always laid for
in advance, and there is no reason why the
local newspaper should nut he treated with
equal barna'
Wear* pleased to see that may of our
readers have taken this view of the cane
and have tome forward with their subecrip•.
tions They have our beat thanks.
if you deeire see your local paper keep
In the trout rank, do your part mei success
is smeared.
The ounlplimente of the seam] to one
sod all.
THE BIG MILL BYLAW
THE vote on the Big Mill bylmw
will be taken on the 7th of Jonuary, and it
will be well for the electors who .I9sire to
see the town progress to give their best at-
tention to the facts that have heen place.)
before them.
In another column we present an inter-
view with r. X11 (law, the manager of the
new milling enterprise, which speaks fur
itself, and in the light of the advantages
that will accrue to the town we believe it
will be in the interest of the electors W vote
for the granting of the pr;.lieges that are
inked for by the new company.
The new enterprise will differ from the
old mill, not only in the extent of the busi-
ness that will be done, but in the feet that
iia trade and quotations on local grain will
be entirely regulated from the Goderich
dhoti, and not from Montreal, aa was fors
merly the case.
With the establishment of a first-class ex-
port mill iu Goderich, and the business
to be done by the new elevator, there is no
reason why Goderich should not be the
great grain emporium on this side of Lake
Huron.
SNAP SHOTS.
-"SLIM" SAM BARIUM, tlss-
creed candidate for Hamilton, is still cock
of.the-walk in the Tory caucus
-Ws are credibly informtxi that if
KSTtst'Lttn doesn't strike a winning gait
Bax HL•.,IL'i will go hock to South Afnra
and put him out of business.
IS YOUI( NAME HERE 7
The Nye and allele wa. Poe.ird sae 0.b -
Ile echoed !'amleatlow•.
The following aro the memos of the pup::•
who have peeved the promolton alamtua
Mons held In the Godenloh ',abbe schools,
Deo.mber, 1900. Kramtnatioo Ir Senior IV.
for teat only, Names arranged .0 order ot
merit.
L-etellort IV
Moy Blesets, Alli• :1.. arson, Maggie
Sutherland, Robert Cralgle and Chester
Bissett, .sass, Emma Young, Lottie Rob
lesion, Harry Babb, ,John Walker, Herbert
Smith, May Duff, Irene Sault". Gertrude
Morrow, Onsets Rhyne, Dolly MoLeen,
Ethel Sutherland. Mande Tilt, Magee
Preudfoot, Pearl Trothew.y.
11.- ju sioR IV. To sterna IV.
Jean Tom, Rita Jordan, Willie frond
foot, Isobel Proadfnot, Lydia Rook, Katie
Steelton, Owen Mo(illlloaddyy, i.illlen Mo
Donald, Rees Carey, ivy N.wtoo, Nona
Craig, Annie Stoddart, May Wysta, Bella
Wylie, Roby Sallow., Willie l:anlalon,
Cyril Carrie, John Galt, Lorne Todd, Nellie
Marwlok, Arthur Mole.., Maggie Doak,
Caswell Rnmbell,
III.-sictoR Ill. To JUNIOR IT.
Samoa Been. Blanche Eno', Pre.toa
Sarum, Least Sohl, Mvrtls Rowell, 11.1
tee McIntyre, ,lohn Woreil, Este gaol.•
and Melchior! Dunn, equal, Meggt. Hewrl.,
A•dr.w Meir. Hort Doff. Anson Horton,
Lewis Elllett ant Harty Belabor, equal,
Harry W•sblagtoe, Mary Polley and J..
ale Proudtoot, equal, Evan Allan. Lillie
M.Vleas, iAla Tweedy, John Trethew.y,
Clara Statham. Remy Mclean, Lorne Al
▪ IV --mond' 111. m amnia 111.
(Well Farr, Edith Lennard. Della Hoare.
D•.ald McKay,Norman Remball, ('heater
MoD..ald sad Sueam Noble, equal, /laths
ri.e Lam, Rearm Anderson. RM.I Platt,
P1. M.D4.old, Vest. Hewell, R..trfe.
Harries., Reba Res", ()race Martis, Ade-
laide Nein e.d D•tphl.. Naas. Maes. 01-
evo Heft.. Herbert Andrews, Roddy Mo.
Desald. Sara MoKtnnoa, Berl MuCreatn
a.d Mloa Card, equal, Bella Blss•tt Lod
Otho Robert000, equal, Willie Elliott, Ar•
-les Dunlop, Ida Thomas, Katie McGlllicud
dy and Charlet Muir and Fred Walloon,
equal, Ethel Hogg.rlh.
V. -n Nion Ill. ToMIDD1d 111.
Maud Blseett, Irene Bisset/, Ella Robin•
toe, John ()arrow, Delooa Rooves, Tromso -
neer Thomas. Willie Wyatt. Frank Cuff,
Chas, Turnbull, Harry R•Id, Clarence
Young, May Stoddart, Willie Wootton,
Adam Walker, James MoVloar, Winmis
It :ck, Melville Rhyoas, Evelyn ;MoDooald,
It,nj Cornell. E irl. Tye, Grace Hoggarth,
Yam Andrews, Frances Dietrich.
V1,-nit'te1°N A To DIVISION B or JCgloR
111.
Laura Carey, Frank Doty, Vera Elliott,
L bu•bs Besoom, Florenos McDonald, 13111{.
Smith, Arthur Rnooiman, Maggi. l.aw.on,
Lrslr Kei-, 'ltloolm McDonald, Hugh Mc-
l:uuo and Hugh ltoyldwo, equal, Harry
Craig, Norman McDonald, Harvey Beattie,
S:anly Masson, Ernest Ho.k.n. Boddie
Mel/tumid and Ai their Motittllonddy, equal.
A1b•rt Kmeoohaw, John Proudloot, Charles
Vales, Dan McDonald, 1 elma Douglas.
VII,-Sa. 11. to Div. AorJR 111.
Ora Bates, Cbest•r Elliott, Pearl Koos.
Martha McClymoat, John Salsbury, Bella
Roselle, John McNevins and Maty Thome
sen, equal, Reggie Platt and Robert Carey,
equal, Elmer 1Vei111, Abl,a11 Urlmkwat.r,
Olive Smith, Botta Clerk, Adele Robinson,
John Marwtok, Harold Brophy, John
%lsoonloy, Willie Craig, fired lmi is, May
Willem, Damen MaoLan, Neil Mao.
•slay and Mabel MoDooald and Et'a David.
.on, equal, !toddle Leonard, Pearl ('lark.
R. 'TtwAaT, Prleoip•l.
HOW THE TOWN STANDS.
To the lydltor of Ton OtaleAL. •
S1R,-I have easefully tr'.-1ned the
"Finanolal Statement, Deoet. "er 15tb,
1900," just issued, and ask the privilege
through Tion SI.:>tAt. of comparing Sam•
with the auditors' report for 1199, an that
the ratepayers can easily see the present
position of the finances as to the available
...seta and liabilities presently seeable.
There te usually sot sufficient time siren to
myons at the nomination to give an In•
t.lhgible explanation of tdc finances, and,
besides, many ratepayer" are ,t pre an'.
1 regret to say the comparison is not very
favorable to tn. council of 1900, and unless
some curtailment of expenditure Is made In
1901 the town may become seriously em•
barraged. There must sot be •ay more
floatlo, indebtedness. Twloe our evened
have jons to the Iiirlslaturit to obtain
power to issue debentures for their over ex-
penditures, and 1t Is not likely the Login.
later" will • third time grant them the
power.
The available assets on the 31.t of !b-
omber, 1899, were 416,452 84 over 110)111.
they This year there 1. • liability over
wets of $3,969 32, making an overexpendi-
ture In 1970 of $20,423,16 as per statements
below
aNSZTN. -
1899
Oasb $ 7463 49
Oranolltbla walks1529 20
Taxes uncollected4985 80
" non resident 1010 48
Intorgt on loan4!i 00
Water rates 1800 00
Electric light rates350 00
lot. elevator notes2879 87
- i900--
$ 1081 32
16375 66
5823 31
1085 14
489 70
3285 00
610 80
61.,8 90
$20452 84 $3a889 72
T.r1-sures s.
-18 -1900-
Note in Rink ....4 4000 00' 423600 00
Remie.Ion of taxes.,.,,._. 30 00
Firemen's grant......
Salaries
Sinking fund
County rete .,
Sundry &coouots
330 00
209 56
2027 41
984 70
2500 00
$ 4000 00 429531 66
Halmos 416452 84 $ 4308 06
Then should be deducted from the emote
of 1900 as given above the town's share of
the grenollthlc waik.,vir., 48,277 38, as It is
• lI.b1114j Th" amount must be paid out
of the revenue of the town or debentures
issued thetefnr-•Rhes we, It le a liability.
Theretor.,d.duottng this 48,277 38 from the.
wets of 1900, It shows, as tit aced •bete, a
deficit of $3,969 32 In 1900, and with the
surplus of 1899 all gone melees an over ex-
penditure of 420,423 16.
It is to be hoped that the Myer and
chairmen of the large epeodinr oommlttees
will he able at the nomination to giv. some
explanation. Wm. CAMrRILL.
saw Meath No...
"it often' makes my heart ache," writes
L, C. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., "to hear
my wife aongh until It seemed her weak
and sore longs would oollapes. Good doo
ton sold she was so far gone with 000eumo
Hon that no medtelne or earthly help retold
save her, but • friend reoommended Dr.
Klee'. New Dlsonvsry and persistent use of
fhb eoo.11eet medlmne saved her life." It's
•beolately gneranteed for ooughs, colds,
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and San,
diseases. 50e and 41.00 at .las. Wlison't
drag .bre. Trial bottles free.
heRD's DAT ALI.ue.'.,-At • meeting of
the exeennve of the ()Merton branch of the
(Marin lord'. Toy Allison". hold last
week, 1 oommnnloatloos were resolved
from the general .eerstary ; among other.,
one relating to Saturday early closing. As
• result our m.rehante and shopkeepers will
a asked to mon petitions, askieg the L.gie
later* to Ax 9 o'ol.ok se the nemnabery
°teeing hoer on Satur.loy nights. Further,
one Intel ol.rgymen will he asked to remote
ens night during the week of prayer for
the discussion .f the Aahhath noontime in
formation has hewn reordered by the branch
of violation of the Lord's Day sot by nee
teln barbers In tows, anti unless wroth e.
that Aft,/ I. Al.enatis.od lepl aetlas will be
laken against skew.
Name la the Middle - t:.as.lsa a "Seel"
--0rle.d. IS Setts dare, Cauda
drat.
Uairitocis, N. S., Doo. 21ss, 1900.
Say, Mr. Editor, 1 guises you may be able
to locate this individual, but he hasn't Civ•
•o me his peatuttioe
Idyll 1 arm, Turaberry, Des. 17, 1900.
Str,-A friend of mine has been kind
•sough to loan ine e ' ccples of 1 he
Huron Signal oonuiot..,, several letters by
you bearing oa the political situatloo. 1f
you will remember, We, that 1 have boon
u rea years us this oountry, you must ad-
mit that 1 tran lay • strong olalm to being
• representative Canadtao. 1 would de
mood, sir, wby you, • rank outsider,
should pre•pme to interfere In the polities
of this section of Canada. Do you out
think, air, that the noble old Province of
Ontario oan tare teare of hereon without
Nov• Sootians and Queueokers eudsavor•
tog to eaoh u• ` 1 emotes* my oard.
Yours for a Unit.d Empire,
A. UhL N -Gana,
Did you ever notioe, Mr. Editor, that
most of the coons who ktuk against • piece
in the paper are usually borrowers and not
subsorlben ? It's a tout. 11 the no', gen-
u no paid-up aubsurlbere of your journal, or
ycurself, wish me te quit writing about
things in general, say the word, and 1 II get
pan paralysis right off.
This hen l: Gage °bap, outworn bis
picture, appears to be a reciter sour klod of
plum As he hasn't sent his postottioe ad-
dress 1 shell hers to answer him and his
straight through your columns
My landlady la • great judge of human
nature ; folks like her has got to be. if the
good Lord does not give a widow • geoona
husband he gives bar a sort of s•000d-sight
to detesting dead beet• When 1 told her
how fhb fellow spilt hie name she rays .
"It's always 'board in advance' with teem
fellows that pars their names In the middle.
Them chaps is lung on nam• and p.dl•
gees, bat usually abort on oasb.'
"It's • fast," says 1, "and the{ tell me
that • good man ought to fight shy of any
woman who puts • hyphen an her name,for
(Alonso."
The widow she looked at me sou says, a
kind of sweet Lk.: "1 might possibly
change my name. but. no hypb•os for me.
No, Cc-. Mr. Pooch,"she says,"1hope you
are not afraid of me '
Now, just what the landtady meant 1
could not make out right off, and I've ban
puzslieg omit ever slags, _Sat 1 pat o0
the brakes right there sad said nothing.
Hut to return to my Dhoti. I oannot put
all In baro (hat I would Ilk• to say- to Mr.
Greene 1;age ; but it 1 was near him for tan
minutes I would make him feel llk• a dried
prune. Slams those fellows who shout
themselves over a united Empire, and at
the sem. time try to drive In a wedge to
separate the provinces of our own Do -
mimeo. A little 1'rovinotalis' oito't Le •
Greater Britain man. He's two email for
the job,
It makes me think of a chap who had •
religious dl.onesboh on the train rooe, Hs
pit, hod into the ohurui.es and the preachers
hard, but claimed that he was thoroughly
orthodox, though no ohuroh was good
enough for him.
"There's sotbl0g of soot about me," h.
says.
Yes, there is," says • red bearded man,
with • 111.6t en upper hp "Judging by the
e ine of your .views yeu're ante-:,rA-r."
And the mss shoots!'" • fellow Canadian
discussing Dominion polities • "rank out.
midst" do.ea'1 o..d to say that he has been
sheet "even year. In the country, 1 would
like to ask lir. Greene liege where he would
hays had his laden tf it was not for Nova
Scotia and Quebec! to your local affairs I
don't put In my oar; but there Is no Pro-
vincial fence to shut out • ohap from talk -
lug on Federal politics.
See bene, Mr. Greene -Gays : Te. Cena•
dlan who dose not concentrate bis effort In
making and preeerving • united Canada,
knowleg nothing of raoe, or oresd, or tire-
some, or Darty even, but eodeavorin, to
show • solid and united front to the ani
vers, -that man is no patriot to either
'hie or the Motherland, for he hasn't 1
the AB(' of either Nattooallam or Imports'
lam. A wooed Canada first, say 1 ; other
wise it is • divided house, as the Scripture
says, or a house built on •an•t, as n, says l0
anther place.
Bat I am no outsider. I Cao tied friends
Oa soy provino. el ih. ll,mlolon; Yes, ev.n
to Turnbsrry township. So lar as Nova
Scotia and Ontario Is a.00.rn.d, 1 guess 1
am in the pesitton of the fellow that w
.Iok and was vlmted bj the, minister. Tb.
preacher tried to get him to say he was go -
Ing to heaven, but the sick man he said be
oouldn'I say so yet. Then the minister he
a kind nI so .red him about the Satanist
region. The sick man he hede.d for •
while, and said, "15 ell pantos it won't be
so bad in any event for I nava ramps IN
h.rtil rt.A. x0 " And .n so lar se these two
glorlcut provinces of Paned' are nonose
whether east or west, I feel at home, for
have friends in both places.
I never saw Mr, Sour Plum yoleptOr•.oe•
Hage, bui I bet 1 des describe his farm.
The folks esll i1 the ' Idle Ranch." Th.,
mustard trop In aemmer masa 11 leek like
one long Twelf-h of July ler s month
straight. My Irked t •reed the farm pup'1
trick for • year or two and got nipped, but
didn't know 0. Hs h.lanoes ht. farm eo-
ooant by old country remltt•nos He
write, for some of the l:.ndon pa0ete ender
the name of "An 1)14 ('aned:an." ile to a
sort of setter r.ght of things in general In
hie neighborhood. H. thinks we blooming
C,lonists hove much to Iearo yet. And 1
g apes we have.
And the ohl•f thing we must learn V 1e
t)gay tad yibiir -; -Cruel-Wiftial our T.1Tiiit eau.
deans of •yry creed and ran. ; not to
charge disloyalty against others unless we
oan jail them for their atteranoes or their
doings ; and to t.wh our ohlldren that the
grandma ooaotrt el the ooming century, and
the happiest land at the present time, le this
Canada of ours.
CS R. A. Plumb
1.4.011.10
&„015
ARE NOW IN ORDER. °''
We have a great many things in our
store that make handsome, useful presents,
and everyone is purchasing gifts for New
Year's. Remember it is the FIRST CHANCE
you have ever had to give a friend a gift to
mark the opening of a NEW CENTURY.
Call and see our lines of Silverware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Carving Sets,
Napkin Rings, Ladies' and (cents' Hockey
Skates and Spring Skates, Hockey Sticks,
Pucks, Carpet Sweepers, etc., etc.
We sell Silverware, Cutlery and Skates
25 per cent. cheaper than they are sold else-
where.
A. McD. ALLAN
General Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Cross -cut Saws
and Axes.
41000 ; J. H. l,betlew, toes on building sad
stock, 44000. Insurance on slot', 41500, ea
bulldtng, $800 ; J. M. Hamlltos, loss o0
building and stook, 43000, tnsurauoe $1500;
11 C. Smith, loss on stook, 42100, insur-
ance, 41200 ; Aodar.00 & Eider, lose not
known, covered by Insurance ; lie ergs Pow
ell, lues, 4200, oovared by Inasreaes ; T. W.
Soots had 4100 on his plate glass ; J. O.
Moeer s lose was oovered Ly lr. rano• ;
Joseph Stother■ bad no insurance on his
plate glass ; Thomas W •eon's loss was/
covered by Iwurenoe ; McKinnon & Co, bad
no iwuranoe on their plate glass ; Was
Chamberlain, who owned tn. store occupied
by Mr. Smith, had 41000 insurance.
The Standard asks : "Who le the Blyth
firebug t "
A 'Woman's Awf.l Peril.
"There ie only one cheroot to save your
life and that is through an operation" were
the startling words heard by Mre. 1 B.
Hoot, of Lime Ridge, Wb., from her dos
tor after he had vainly tried to oars her of
a frightful oasts of stomach trouble and yes
low jaun•iloe. Gall stones had formed and
she constantly grew worse. Then she be -
gen to use Electric' Bitten whloh wholly
cured her. It's • wonderful stomach, liver
and kidney remedy. Cures dyspepsia, loss
of appetite. Try 1t, Only 50uu. Guaran-
teed For sale by Jas. ,15'il.00.
AUCTION SALES.
Ail portico getting their sale bills printed al
this omos .111 have • fr.e'notice inserted
to this Wt up to the time of soles.
utiL.t,tr, Deo. 27th.-Anotlon ale of
bosh In one sore lots at lot 16, Goa. 7, West
Wawsnoeh. Also a quantity of cede poets
and 1 team of working horses, 8 and 9 yrs.
old, 1 lumber waggon, 1 set of team har-
ness, 2 sou of single harness, 2 sum of
Celine, 1 cutter, 1 now baggy, 1 road out,
Ao , Ac. Terms : 45 and soder, carp ; over
that amount 10 months' oradii. loot.
GryDav, Luotloaeer, W.t. STewaRT, pro.
prletor.
- - TO -ADVBiHTERRHEL --
Notice
Notice of changes must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. Tl -e Copy for changes
mast be left not later ther 'don
.lay noon. Casual Adver...ements
aooepted no to noel.--odne.day of
each weak. '
Staves.
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Dont a Jrugs and Medicines
of que-dtourb1 quality. (let the beat
there is at the same price. that are
charge.) for inferior goals.
At our Urug Store the stock is si-
ways fr., 1,, and tech article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
ALBERP W. WISE
0501.11* t\ 1
Farm Implements and Machinery.
'Owing Hinder., Nowere, Itako. a ,d Twine.
Also J. W. Mann good.
1100105. 1'ulpon.. to
Walkervll e Wagons a specialty,
gverything made of the very best material.
Repairs of all kinde kept on hand.
Would belessed to have you eel and I-.-
epeot goods before purchaalag .IeswN.re,
l:L0u8 ('.1111 PitIC1'.
Will open op 1e the Nd .%nuns McKl.ee.
tied about October,lyd.
If you are looking for the
beat Coal Heating Stoves,
you will find the "Art Am-
herst" Heater will fill the
UNFORTUNATF BLYTH.
A..ther .Ig else to she tillage-laeetll
ted ts..rorre.
Another disaster u• cnonagratton took
place In Myth saris on Wednesday mor..
irg of last week. Thle time it was the west
•1d. of Queen street between Dingley and
Klug streets. The fiery element made a
elan swoop, oompletely demolishing the
(Lotrel hotel, ('hellew'e furniture store,
Hamilton's drug store, Smith's jewelry
store, Watson's barber shop, and doing more
er lees damage M Anderson & Elder's store,
MoKinnon A ('o'e store, and the flukes
stores In the Pretoria block.
The Are was dlsoover.d about midnight
la the resets} Hamilton's dreg store. rhe
Are alarm we. sounded and the fire brigade
was goon nn the spot doing gon.i work, hat
se the fire had a gond •tort before being db
covered, and all the buildings on Bre were
wooden 01 rr, It wao woo apparent that
then wase (Mance of saving an of them.
One after another they fell a prey to the
d ieg fire. Andirons A Elder's brlok
store alone stood tho teat nobly and beat
oat the Are. TMs firm's warshnnes in th•
roar nt the store was bern.d to the groand.
Ms/Deers A ('o., George Powell. T W.
Roots, .1 O Metter and ln"eph Stothors all
suffered by having their pleb glass ?reale
destroyed by the heat.
The 1n.•ee anA tn5Oranae are u fnllnw.
-Central betel. loss, 47000, Ia"nrenne on
bundling. 4.1000, en .sok sad treet ns,
As for a Range, We can
guarantee the Pearl.
Every stove we sell is
sola under `fie absolute
guarantee that if stove is
not satisfactory, the �ur-
A. --W�,�
ree
Sa�lltoa t l;.
� BBOPIIEY It saa
- Tin LaApt!tu -
V%Mera\;D'vreetoY5 o.5‘6.J.
lh moakmer t1.
Men earthily •rte ailed � Ie tl'
bean, night .r day.
More e. West street. Reside"re,
M44.044.o-
.. e
Goderich Bargain Centre
-tial-Ji:'Y tt
.. � YLI,1
Bargains i n Ladies'
Jackets
li$tt4 . � °:, rti:'Mk.aritit•'�.ii�K:t•?•Ix.w'+�ffi�i''t
_ " • !lints '
Bargains in Ladies' Fur
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JACIES ROBINSON'S
happy New Year=1901....
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(tomes again, and again we present the season's compli-
ments and invite attention to our Holiday Goods, sl'l;l
8S LEY'S PERFUMES. EBONY GOODS.
This is the only place in town where We have some beautiful articles
you can find the latest productions in this popular line. Warranted
of this popular maker. genuine ebony.
Hat Bruahea, Hair Brushes, Mil-
itary Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
Mirrors, eto.
There 1s no line more useful, pop.
chief or ewes
cases, each with lock afar, and up-to-date.
and key and containing a lovely Prices from 65c up. See them
before you buy.
PURSES AND WALLETS. -
Some nice gift linea. All prises.
THE LATEST IDEA.
Beautiful satin -lined worroeco' leather
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caste, designed for glove, handker-
bottle .of perfume. The prices of
these are very moderate, value con-
sidered, $1 75 up. Supply limited.
We also have cut glass perfume.
in au endless variety of beautiful
package., baskets, etc.
--- Priers from 10c. up to $400.
Some great values at 23, 35 and 50
cents Beauties at 11 to 12.
We also have productions of all
other leading makers, French and
American.
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Fos GENTLEMEN.
Gift Pipes from $l upto$4.
gar end Cigarette Caries.
Gift Packages of Cigars, in 'fe■a-
and twenty -fives.
Cuff and Collar Boxes, Dressing
Cue. and other lines.
You are invited to call and see, whether ready to buy or not,
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W. C. GOODE, - ,;. Chemist
BEDFORD BLOBLOOM
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.
'w7Mt4/tzrty
ock�ey Sticks, all this year's goods, from .---
The best stick made for 3Sc.
A full lialeof Sundries, including Straps, Skate Parts,
Ankle Supports, Etc.
,Cow" semen -r et
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N. D. ROUGVIE.
chase
places will tiefuned.
2i aumbec - of -good sec
ond- hand stoves Tor ellevery cheap, is we want the -
rOOln -
for now stoves.
You are always welcome
to call and inspect our big
stock of Stoves, Furnaces,
Tinware, Etc.
A Great Snap
J. H. Worsell,
The Cheap Stov-lRan,
OODERICH.
Is our Ole •
, r Snap, at 50. •
pound, of which we 115116 barrel • week.
This Isn't our only soap, as op carry
syrythieg 'bat can be found In an ao•
to -date grooery store, and our prices
are right. 7'h. farmers know that they
can always get from us • map for their
produoe. W• drew this line at 00
legitimate trade - everything goes
ulaseware or potatoes', garden .LO Y or
oheloet table Chlor. We dal las all
of thew,
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G. TIMING & CO.,
Bedford bleak, (iederloh
Turd h L
• Wear ---
Shoe.
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking about,
need go.)d strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the, very kind you want --stout, thick
soles (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
pilt together with the 'knowledge that they' must be
strong to stand thazttliii.
These boots are not expensive, though the, do
Wear lik!' ;rein
FROM $1.25 UP.
WI1. SHARMAN, Jr.
CASH- HARDWARE STORE. -" " < -da
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CoMp1ieu1s oi lile Season-
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ab x"ylla�il4,'"rl
1,�E$,. p to all our customers
and friends.
STURDY & COC,
THE OROOER6.
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ITyou to attend the Forest City 13n•lrtesa and - RhorthaM a:
WILL PAY Collage, London, Ont. Prscbloa' tetruotlon in pram• 3s
tial ,ubje :ta. For over Afteen y . n we have bean iR
k'uch with young I,mpin and their need,, and the Muittent world turd its yegniromente.
Every f•r•ility at command for aiding young people both before and after graduation. We ' i
are doing superior work ; n.aultal prose it. Send for our Catalogue and College Journal, atr6---
J. W. WEBTZIRVELT, Principal.
New Holiday Goods
lh,n't wait for the rush, make your purchases early and have the hest seleetfegr
Oar Holiday gond, all in. We have some speolsl line. in Ribl.a--Iwther hound
ants gilt edge, 50tt 76e, 90e. (A epeeist bargain in a larger Bible, leather, at 613, 1
Also a line of pretty Englieh church Prayer Reeks, leather covered, gIl .Odged.
3/w, 60e and 75e.
Catholic Prayer Hooke from 26e up to 43 60 ry4
Phots Frames- all kinds and .haps•, from 90c to 41 00. yr
Beautiful .Tapanate Cep. and Ronrerw, from 90e 0p to 75.'
Swiss Windmills, Puff awl Pomodes, 2. earth Starling Rilver" afar Knivesr
Reale, File., Mantrums 60e each. Military Brnehe. 49.50 Pur'ess, 360 -to 49.00,
ite•I Leather Finger Purest, 66.- Cigar and Cigarette Holden, 60n to 75e
We know the pnhlie have en many prwaents to give at Christmas, and we have
erNleavonvl to sust are a nomher of pretty Oita, ret the best quality, and within
your mean.. See Isar anode hefnre yon Any.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
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