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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-1-24, Page 5THE SIGNAL GO DERICH W.Acheson& Son JANUARY SALE WILL OVERLEAP ALL OTHERS Commencing January 28th and for the balance of the month, and February 1 and 2, herewith will be- gin the closing scene of our winter realizing. Values are lost sight of in face of the immediate selling ur- gency. Spring Goods and sewing bought at this one week's sale will save you dollars. Monday, 28th inst., and all week. Read this list. Call and inspect or send for samples, as our selling is emphatically compulsory. 850 YARDS OF 42 TO 46 IN- CHES WIDE, HAND. SOME HEAVY WOOL BLACK DRESS GOODS , in neat figures, stripes and magnificent Crepon effects , and plain. The regular range of prioes of this range is from 50c. to 90c. • yard. Ono week stupendous selling and all you want or while they25c fart, at pet yard 350 ALL PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHE, Being part of a Belfyst manufac- turer's liquidation stock and bought at • sac$fice. Here is the sale price and in cow• parisou regular price. Fin- ished cloths bordered all around and li.nisowedesigns. 212 yardr 85c. ,..\regular$1.25 2z2 " $1 00 .%,..,, " 2.00 2:2 " 1.50 2 50 2:3 " 1.00 ....\ 2 00 2z4 ", 2.25 ... , " 3 50 8 only Ladies' BLACK AS '\ TRACH•N LAMB 1 COATS, flue cart and \ heavy black farw.ra' ratio Tined and quilted, regular value 530.00, sole price.. 17e 1 200 PAIRS CORSETS. Oue week's telling, B di C, Yatisi, D & A, Mi o, Watchspriug, regular $1.00 and $1.25 standard values, at per pair 50 PIECES of 32 to 36 inches wide English Prints, war- ranted fast colors, suitable for waists, dresser or wrap- pers, light and dark colors, regular value 12.4c. a yard, 8 et oursc pnco V 69c 1700 YARDS SWISS EM- BROIDERY -beautiful ef- fects in leaf, flower and novelty figures, on muslin, nainsook and lawn ground Arid from to 4 inches wide, bo't regular to sell at 7c., tic., 10c., 12ie. per yard. We place one entire lot -as they have just arrived for spring -- one price for one week and quantity unlimited, at per yard 12 pieces or nearly 70d yards of fine English 32 to 34 inch white Cambric or Cotton, regular 12ic. quality at . 5 pieces American Lonsdale C..bric, regular value 14c., 10 cat per yardm 5c lOc W. Acheson\& Son MR. WARNO B PAPER. fgroaad, and u- fines est stronger as they get up the twin• was put on farther apart toward the top -about nine mollies w alta ontbolee D•►t se q t. 1'bl. plan left • space four ,oches wide for 1h• moos to stand la and they ivory boon termed • thick well of b.•ntiful grotto. This t.gan to change about the middle of June over .11 the upper aad outer surface by the innumerable spray el beautiful flowers, whlob no words in oar 1•ogoage oould fully desoribo-some with 'shd oolors, suoh as white, red. blas, yel- low, brows and black, and a greater sum bei varus•ted with all toe varlacioot that those colors oould lee& Thu. sail of beauty kept moreasl,g Is dsl'gttful .p p.araaos, both in beauty mad height, aotil the middle of November, when at • helght of Goyim foot, still fresh and gratin and full of flowers, It 0.1510ed its first oheok with frost. This is my up•rlo.ee with what I oeseider • very moth aoglwtad although easily oolwvated Berm tar annual. As the dahlia 1s the gr.udost autumn flowetiog plant w. b•v. I will Morose 11 for ibe fourth most Drollfl0 and satisfactory flower's', Haat. Nothing is Ito equal in any reep•ot to September awl October. It is la Ito glory when .verythiog else has lad.d or 1e fading, and surrenders only to the frobt king. Nothing o.o be mere beau Idol Ntber mused ba beds or In a border in trout of shrubbery, or In the odd owners of tint gardoo, than soma floe dahlias, ;sole thNr contemns flowers, of moody every • hods of soler Imagleable, standing ow grawfully ahoy' Ih. f.11ep. Its popularity lactose's every year. To save the tabors for next yr's pI&ating, f dig the roots and ears for them the same way as 1 keep the omen. bulbs, and when the ground the be worked 1a the opting they should b. Plowed is • bed to • warm terser of toe garden where tby oats be covered In the sold spells that may come. WW1. 1h• tubers are uprooting in this starting bed, It g ives • t haoo. to Wave the plate whore they as to crow well worked, which 1" of groat Importaaoe, as the dahlia is a gross tender and rpulres the rtobeet land to prodooe the base result', and It should be well worked Wore they are planted I am • great ad• rola■ of the., the most beautiful of all the late flowerier 11,for 11 stands out to Ib fl.wary beauty to the end of the season. Wispier u. 1, memory of thebrlght and beat' tlful on.towmente of the things of n•eare and prompting no to prepare for a,otber year's display la the flowery kingdom of plants, sod i am sure all w111 be ooev sosd of Mime foots who will take the ercubIo ►o mole the grounds of (Chat lee Well•, our '.eree 4.011. grower, about the middle of Sopron'. bet, where, ander We experienwd and unlit celled e0Dee.., you min tee over forty varleNes i• ail their beauty and per(so►lso, end quite likely 7oa mar le.rn some of lh• (sores of hie sitcoms lm bringing the dahlia to snob superior attract', nett. for no other doom's/ plant eon hold the admiring gest o1 the passing multltudo Gk• 1t lo Is swot' "Tao meat fowerey ries,' nor • alien Plot. sad Mew to a'.IUvate.' F.11owi.p 11 toe psper,lwhiob Mr. War. Book tare Go the Gederic\ Horuoaleural is.l.., al the smiths, last Friday imitator:: 10 giving my (m.Io. of • few of the moot predtable Eowsrme plows for small 'nomads, sod how to grew and oars for them, 1 *hall wefts* my dlseour•e to lour varieties, vis , • stsn, manse, "woes peas, and dahlias, all manuals; sad I olatm Omit no ether four varlNles of plows will pre/duos w frost satisfaction la amount .f grand bloom and treys' w lows a season. Thor ars also very Leidy mad perfectly free from lo.ea► pests, w ed are easily congested. Asters are Om most popular aad useful of all oar &annals. For early dower' the seed may be sown in the house or greenhou.s, in Marsh or Aprtl, Lad trasplatad la the tepee growled la May. However, as the setae le ..eestlelly .tall down, and the lata blossoms •re the test, It !s best to sew lbs amid In the bed thinly, early In M.y, and trasepla: whoa strong enough, muting the pleats of the large •arts11es etghta.o Inches sport, and ebe dwarf ones twelve inch** apart. The barest .lees et 10. aster 'amity le the New Mane ('ome1, Th. Comet aster Is well known for Is unique appevaooe, ro tumbling the .lapee.ee chrysanthemums, and !a this Would/al race of assn we has. met 'sly the twisted, earned and °rested forms elf the old Gomel, bul maoh larger •ad mors etrtkia, flowers. 10e petals are Iwo r and broader, with the same bosun ful appe.raom of this clue. The flowers ore produo•d freely on leo, stiff stens, mak• Ing them an •xosfl..s yaw Bower. My sue favorite 4 the canna, a large- flewored, ever ble•ming pleat. They .re Amerloa's most popular beddieg plass. Tb. improvem.o►s mads la the canoe dur- ing the past few veers, In els. of flower and diversity of osier, place. It away 1n advaoos of all other plass for bedding porposae, eyes surpassing Cho geranium In Is goer goons dtepl.y of beautiful and brilliant Dol• on ; and with she large -growing varl.tles planted in beds around the border of lawn" or Mosls oourl. they preemie the most sightly and attraotive appear.nos of all the sleets that we marow in this ce..t.ry Their grand, heavy foliage, which le equally as abtraotive as their Hoe flower", makes them of great value for ►hie purpose, and also the long sermon that they emotions In their grand be•aty, as they oso be started la pots Is the hearth and planted out al seem as danger of treat is over and they w111 eemmeeos to bloom by the letter end et Jame, and .111 oo0tlau. In flower till frost kills them. Thee to Naos the hull. for an• ether year's planting, all the roots that .111 be seeded should be taken up shout a weak after they have boas killed down volt 0 hat frost, the tope out off about a foot from the ground, thea the roots dog up, I.,ving .11 the math on and a el the hulbe that ,tfeko to them. Let them Chad outalde or In • shed • low days till the earth around them gado partly dry, then stand in • steal. le. box In the orator where theme will be no &maser of frost, and °over all the roots with dry sad or oriel ashes. and they will keep ad be ready for petting the middle of Feb• teary for early planting. For third flowori.g plant i chonee the ■ wee► pea. 11 le ono of our birdlime and g reatest binem:prodooieg annuals, and there le es flower grown that le moth pope• lar, or Mal is more admired by all, than the sweet pea, with Its dainty colors and deli. roes whams. For cutting for bouquets, eases, mimeos. awd hnttnehole wear, no Rower exosot ►he roes mn ',impure with 1. T. reeoeed beet they a\.old be sown &aeons as ground on be worked in 'prise Werk the ground deep, mak. • Mooch de lathes doop, plant seed, rover two inches Hoop aad tramp *e0I firmly Aown over tham, end as they gra. ' dr.w the soil tap to the TI.e• until the ironed is lore' awl well peeked de.. N hes well started th.y should he gives Moe% or slims' w .expert them. They sometime* to bloom eatly, end if the blewem. are pinked se *hey malars .111 o ebisi. to bloom all sommer anti 1.11, kat If allowed to ripe. seed they will soon step flo.ovine .ad di* down 1 planted a row last esrin. the way i hove des,wibed, la good, Hell, will worked IaSd, sot twe•hy foarlwoL pests ten foot meth along the eeetre of tow sad serees0sd tladias ledge e► each side .f the pmts shoal ISS %ahem agars fee tie Asst few NUM SION Its* HORTICULTURAL MEETINGS. The members of the Ood.rrch Rortical- tural S.ol.ty w111 hold thele winter meetings for disonssing vorloos subj./it, a,nrenred with hertioultua in the tory'. offline, eommenning •t 7:30 sooh evening, on toe following dotes February 1st. - FlowerIng ■hrnbe.-F BINO n a n, F.b,u.ry 8th.-Hnrtinultore from a farmer's etandpotnt..-.f. hgzrrulray. February 15th. - Tomato culture. - C. Warta. debruety7 22nd --House plant., kinds and rare sl. -J. T•Nmrr &laroh 1st. ---Tb. oaltivatlon of rhubarb. -T. C. NArru.. Month BM -Hoot to grew artichokes -- A. J. Sorriest March 15.4. -Beet eerietls of grapes, raspberries, strawberries, earrone, foods berries sod dewberries. -W. WARNM'g. Marob 22nd. Rortionttore in school R I). Gnome ) W. Lams, T. C. NAtrrs,., Seeretsry.Preetdeee '_'_` 11 GIP 110 (10 Globe. The fame of Bneklee'e Arnica Sales, as the hest In eho world, sonaro round She earth. It'. the obs periost hose., of onto, offs*, barns, Arabes, sores, ae•Ide, bolls, aloes, f.lnes, ashes, pales sad .11 skin IMPUIIINDM Oely intallible pile onto. 25e a MOM Jut. Mina's dry Nero. OOUNTY CURRENCY. Grey : A. Kamm' has beth appotct..I e ssowur fur (trey township. Tui. will be \le diteoalh year. Hallett : Woo Morrison, of Hallett, this week sold a 7 mouths old heavy draugh. tools M hie ootgbber, Jolla Choosey, for $6O Blyth : Chanes kroner Isle last wool' fur Hol.Mla, where \o will take thanes of aeon mill for Messrs. Hatton tit Fsesaut, of Wing ham. Hulleee: The registration returns made to the township clerk for 1►e past yar win tae follows .-berths, 60; marriages, 26 deaths, 29. aoaforth : Mese Ella flmt►h bas seoared • permaaeat *ogagem.at .1 Kat Portage, u Anil •ooutao► W the prlavipal of the publlu eobwl ►h.re. (trey : Mr*. MoUouaol, of Pittsburg Pena„ bat boon 111 with typhoid fever but to improvise we •re pleased to hear. She is • daughter of ri. Lame, 5.11 tea. Oranbrook Alex MoNalr'e St. B d dog was shot rewo►ly. H. was • floe animal and ■ ro►y mishit watch dog for bis muter. The deg was valued at $50, Sealey : On Tnesday,the 15.0 lame, W, Hart, of lbs 6th too., Stanley, and Mew Agnes MoJlloobey, of the (Jokers )Lae, were married by Rv,. K. Jennison, of Bay 5.Id. 5•, Helene: MI's D.yldseo, who Is at the postal hospltal at Toronto, had a goo 0.sstaa oper.tloa performed fur erysipelas of the bone In the hip and le getting aloe 0toely, Seaforth : The first meeting of the new .oamoil was held oo Monday, 14th, all the members losing preemie. W. Elliott was re appointed olerk and ereasarer, at 0b formsr salary. Blyth: H. C. Smith, who was Dos of the losers by the big lire one month ago, left on Satwrd.,, 12th inst., for Toronto, where he will take • course in the Canadian Opbthal• roto College. Seaforth : Chu. Soots, who was for many years hood tinsmith with the firm of Johnsen Bros . has opened • shop of his owe to the rooms formerly ueed e, a IlosO.p by the tate arm. Blyth : A quiet home wedding took plate at the residence of Mrs. Rainton one day last week, when her youngest daagb ser, Elate, beo.ms 10. wife of James Leach, baker for tt. R. Doose'. Cranbrook : Mr.. James Showmen and four ohlldret, of Moosejaw, N. W. T., are visiting at her parsat'. horn., John and %firs. Uameroo, of Cr•nbrook. 1. le aloe years "loos she tele for the West. BIv►h : C. L, Shoemaker, who r•oeetly 1up„•ed of hie letterset Is tale Quest's hotel her., has puroba.sd the Dominion house as Zurich and took poaes.sfoo tut weak Phe purobase prout of the Domloiou house property in 17,000. Stanley : The many friends of W m. Logan, formerly of Stanisy, lobe re- moved to the horibw.t las" spring, will regret to learn that his (int trop war on llr•ly destroyed by bob winos, wbtob strlks same para of that country 000astooally. Clinton : a few days slow when Mrs. J T. Clark, of Toronto, who bad been Melting berg, reached home, oho found her hu.baod laid op with blood poleoalog,).04 hie fea- tures "o swollen as to be uoreoog.ltabls ; altar several days palatal experI.00e, it was obeck.d, and b. 1s now out of danger. Wiry : The marriage of Mots Lizzie, lausht.r of Mrs, Arab. Duaeo,.00, to lir, McKellar, of Detroit, which was to hay• Nikon plan on W.d.esd.y, tint 9th, had 'o b• pw'poned owing to the Moose of the tatter, who Is ooeisiMa Datrofe hospital. W• bops Mr, Mali Aar will sone be better. Henson : The friends of Mies Rea. To00gt101, who was so wrlesely buratto about the hand" and face, owing to the Ig. w ing of acetylene gat, will be pleased to Isar. that r0• le gattfo, along Wordy. •I - 'hough the pale hu bean severs and the horns hey• required almost' 000.7.nt Treat• moot. Colborne : While Joshua W.Iser was ohopplog wood to Wm. Vaaslone'o boob reoently • lodged tree fell and .truok him on tits head, tatting a gash .o Inoh ted . half long, and slightly fraoburlog his skull ; to hawked him aoco.pteue for a rima ; h• was Immediately taken home and a ewer's astantloo asoneed. Ooderloh bowosbip : About limo years ago a man oam.d Thos. Carter left bore for San Jose, Mtoh., subsequently mevlog to O.b kosh, Wis., at wbiob phos he died oo Doo 29, .t the a• of 67 years, 'swipe titre. daughtra a d one sot. Before leaving herr to haa empbyed with John Mtd- dieton r about 13 year.. Brussel' : We ere pleased to hear that RNin.ld Fletcher, .s• of our town boyo, hu boon promoted to be the assistant moo ager of the watoh maserial department lu the wholesale house of Ren. Allan A Co., ('hfcago. Reg ham hers two years In thee. employ and is destined to gob to the lop We believe Simons to hem, Clinton : Daring the holidays • .liver watoh was mailed from F. (',oral, (apes, M•oiteba, to Geo. l.•yis. t,llnbn ; 1* was enolmsd In • oarefully padded tin bog, leu• whim the box reaob.d Clinton times ooehfog In It but /0e padding : where eel bow it disappeared is a mystery the poet officio offitol.ls are trying to fathom, tirey : Kazis MODonald, beloved wife of Kone" Orlob, lot 11, too. 17, passed sway to her reward oo Saturday the 12th, Coit , to her 42 year. Deoeaaed war a daoghter of Hugh McDonald, of Tuokenmith, and was oolt.d In ma' Hags to hon now bor.lt p►rtnet 20 years ago. A daughter and a son are .Iso bft to bold food roeollso►loon of an affwtlooat. mother. e,,13.1: Mrs Thew. Taylor, who maitre her bowie with Mr.. Osborne, of Ethel, 10 a remarkahly smart old lady. She was 91 years of .g• tut December. Mrs, Taylor wee a native of Kent Co., England, and tomos of • lnog Ilvod raw. A brother, who resided at Niagara Falls, •stained 90 yearn and then his lite sou obortenrd by . fall re - salting In • broken collar bone oauslog cab• mg monk death. L+ndwhoro': Loeb week word was re- ostoed from Wingham of the death of Mr.. Smith ,t the reelJeooe of her daughter. Mrs. tied. Newton She had been a rosident of Al. •illage for about thirty years. She wan burled on W.dnwd.y in chs Hartford o.m.t.ry, where he, hushand ha. l.lo •ince 1866 She 1 two sone -William, of nm.i'h'. Hill, ..*4 John, of Brandon ; she war aged Shote* H4 years. S•.rore h . On friday,Jaw &a 11th, Mn. Alex Wilson met .Ith a .nmewhat osrloas soak Aoat 11 seems that a trap door, load- ing from the kl ohon to the teller, had boon lnedverteotlyleft room, Mn. Wilson, In 'relator soros, the floor with a bele of t's'ar in her harelip, •nd not tholes the dau• ./r .had of hoe, walked Mehl Into the opening and fell to the floor b.neath. She had a oonplo of rib. broken, and eras ton siderobly bruised and 'Wilton up by the tall Clinton : R.Iph aid Jobe Wads, epee el Key 15. Wade. who have been Irv. in, In Dakota, have hoorht land In O.lario near Fors William, and Intend to lariats there In eh. .prinr. WIII, another son, re. mains for the time being In Dakota, in all probability Re.. Mr. Wads and wife will join their sone In N.. °starlet. noir re mews' from town w111 M regretted, for al- ►hoerh not In the .silly. ministry, Mr. Wad• b . vary aon.ptahl. pulpit .apply, awl dwe oonsld.rable work In this (Bret Nes. 0 Slaws to aroma Th. mild Idea that oho body enm.lfines seeds • p.warfnl, Aruta, p.rp.tlye pill has boon ex lad.,1 ; ter 1)r. E. N.1, 1,If. Pills, which .re porfootl .11etse, randy stimulate II,*r and100.4. ►tf te strati mite. tttY 1611614r, cleans' the.petSM and a0el.W 1 1.#M saeatipatlon sad al* headsets* IT WI .t Jas. W Iless's thug stere. ONTARIO. Tav, isimv, (t... 34, Rolle e A HURON EDITOR DEAD. Decease of Join White, the Founder of The Exeter Times. lime dead la Exeter on Thursday, n ary 100, John White, publisher of The Exeter Times and the rounder of that paper. About flyer years ago Mr. White slipped on the ice and broke his thigh Since that time his health had been failing •.log to the loot that at his ad,aooed age the bruksa boos did not kali properly, Daus lug hem stoat trouble and ln000youtenne and sometimes lobelias polo. Mr. White was aged eoveoty throe year* and six mouths. He was a native of Ireland, his ammeters being of so old English famlly who settled in lreland about a hundred yeah before hes birth. Ueoe sed Montreal In 1848 and to Exeter In 1873, establiebleg The TIMES' on his arrival at the latter plwe, H. was a Conservative In politicos, a Methodist and a member of the Orange order. In the oommutity to which he lived he was highly .steamed aa • good 0itlzea and • moo of hi.0 character, Be- sides his widow, he leaves four sons -Wm , of the Immigration Department, Ottawa ; Thomas and John, of Windsor, and Miller, of The Times -and two daughters, both at home, KICKED 8Y A HORSE. Forest all, .r Peroe..e.pwr1„ tt, peer., • harrow Forest, Oat., Lao, 21.-Ooe of the beat Soot's moo In Warwick •0d Boeanquet towosbtps to Mr. Robert Hall, of Forest. To be twit' kinked by a hones to the throe spot Is quite an u000mfortable szperleae.. Theo happened to Mr. Hall. H• says, "Five years ago last April 1 Wee Stoked by a horse la the left kidney. The doctor said the kidney was turned our of plate. I pasmot blood for several days. Bofors 1 had recovered I got another kith 10 the mime spot which caused mo to paso blood agate. I doctored till the fall of '99. till the doctor told me 1 .told ne7er eel w.11. "They said 1 would die, I had loot the power of my Inge and had 10 be lifted in and out of bed. My waver war thick with a white sediment. I oommeao.d Dodd'. hldney rills ; flue boxes cured me. Tb.y saved my life end 1 cannot say *sough ter them." Clinton : Lester Whitely stented to the School of Pedagogy at H•mllton feet week he expects to complete hu oouree by the sod of Juno. and already bae several good ptonions offered hem with sem* of the hep\ sohooa of the Provi,oe. Ooderlch township : A *bookie, sooh dent happ.00d .t Edward Wise'. 00 the 14:h, which resulted In leu sop Bert Ioetog 01s right arm, winch had to be am instated now the shoulder. The lad, who ,. about .e, years of ase, undertook to two, the wlodrotli out of gear, and In demo so lets mit go' oau1ht in • rivet os the shaft, which swung him about, broke hie aro agar lbs shoulder and .mashed It at the e' bow. Th• doctor was sp..dlly summoned and soon appeared upoo the .Done, but 16. injuries were of .o wvire a oaten.* that .m 901.110, was the only teaort. The lad ir now doing ae well as o.. be expected. This is 1.b. wooed of Mr. Wimp's sone to most with a *mildew, a younger Dor loving a wimple of fingers some month. ago. • Deep lystery, It is . mystery why women endure book *oh., head.ohe, nervousness, •eepl.e,oew, melancholy. (.toting and dizzy spells whin thou.abde have proved that Eloatrlo Bitter. will quickly ours snob troubles. "I troffer .4 ler years with kidney trouble," writes Mrs, Photo Charly, et Yatereon, Ia , "and a lame book pained me ea I mould not drew myself, but Electric Bitters wholly oured mm, and, although 73 poste old, I now am able to do all my housework." It ov.r- armee o•o.ttpatten, Improves appeals, Rival perfsot health. Only 50o at Jas. W14. eon'. drog *torr. Bey. E B. Smith, Iseomboo► of Holmes• •tele, Middleton and Summer Hill parish, Mos been offered by Hie Orate the Aroh- bishop of Rupert's Land the position of .eo tor of Carberry, Manitoba. Oodd's Kidney Pills r are the only medicine that w111 cure Dia- betes. Like Bright's Dis- ease this din ease woe 1- curebleuntil Dodd's Kidney Pills cured it. Doctors themselves confess that without Dodd's Kidney Pills they are powerless against Dia- betes. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the first medicine that aver cured Diabetes. imitations--boz, name and pill, are advertised to de eo, but the medicioe that gess nitre labotes 11 is Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's Kidney Pills are fifty cents a box at all druggists. DUNLOP SOLIC RUBBER arriage Tire A new carriage the that makes riding on ell road. • phuure-eoonomioal, too for it does away with the vibration 1h shakes and retake b the carriages. b o rife g . AV shaped spam between the rub- ber tire mot the steel Aonge pre- •ent. 1.ho rrMping and colt ng whish other tlree are enbjeot to. flee the ashl, it at lb. beg fairs Send at ono. for lire* Tire I'otalo,ue, giving Priory' of all *'zoo. THE DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY, TORONTO. LIMITED a'r. Jhith WIONIP(" HOm Fad Suis & OvercoIs Tho men nrweed In • snit made St dnr ,tore always Inks trim, as It is 7l.. ambition'•nf .very man of teats to look. A largerang, of olothe to ohno.e from. If yon are nontsmplatIng getting:a 11.ht nverotot for fall wear, glue as e ehanos to serve you. Prices ►heir H. DUNLOP Wast IMO atmmTIrmrnmmmttlmm mmmmtt1tt!m Mttlt/1//11111????4, STANDREID'S OLD T % A % /< <. it 111 /i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ `'t • s>` str- SW ass dge F- Ale f Ow Oro r dlP- f en- 11110- e►- d►- 1t1•- MD - 111110... d►r- ta►-. 410-- ilio- 4110- SSW- ass- 1110- 410.- OP- SID- 11111.- SP- Our ,IDs-rr Our January ....Sale Values 1 Are the best money's worth you ever saw or heard of. To show the trend of prices we print just a few to show you good reasons why you owe it to yourself to visit our Store before you invest a dollar in Dry Goods. DRESS GOODS - Lot I consists of Heavy Meltons, Strong Tweeds and Fancy Drees Goods, the regular price• "re 20c to 50c., all at ..12ic THREE PIECES- Black and Navy Biody Serpa, hard twist, fine finish, pure wool and absolutely fast color. good value at 85c., for 49C HOMESPUN - Harris best home- spun, 56 -inch wide, new colors and black, the kind we have sold freely, are good value at $1.25, for .. , . 70c HOMESPUN --- Just like the above only lighter weight, our regular price $1.00, for TABLE LINEN worth 25c. for 17c TARLE LINEN worth 3bc. for 25c TABLE LINEN worth 45c. and 50c. for 35c TABLE LINEN worth 65c for 60c TABLE LINEN worth SI for 75c NAPKINS one-third off. TOWELS 20 per cent. off. One nn'y Fur Capenne, best Electric Seal, with Sable 1 rimming• and • Tail, worth $25.00 for ....WS 00 GAUNTLETS, were $3,50 for $2 KID GLOVES, size 6, were $1.00 for 26c \PS' UNDERSHIRTS -the regu vier price 25c. for i1c regular price 35c, and 40c. for 25c regular price 50c, for 36C MEN'S SH1RT5 and DRAWERS - the regular price 40c. for . , .. 30c " 50c. for , , , , 88c " 75c. for ,,,. 55c " $1,00 for .... 70C LADIES' VESTS at one-fourth oil' our regular price. KNITTED GLOVE., Mitts, Toques, Hoods, Scarfs, etc.; one-third off. CORSETS - We have a lot not all sizes, some stores charge 75c, for them, our job price was 48e., to clear st per pair 34c D d1. A, Century, A di 13 and some other odd lines, were 81.00 and 75c, for 490 N. C., best dollar corset for..75o MEN'S heavy Cashmere Sog, good value at 35c, for 22c Collars, were 10c. and 121c. four 25c • • 75c 5bC for Linen Cuffs, were 25c, for. Top Shirts, were $1.06 for Top Shirts, were 75c. for JACKETS--Lulies' and Girls' Jack eta for just half price. JACKETS, were .for,...=2 $5$4 0000 for . $2 $$$654.500000: 6.50 for...... , ..83.2550 HANDKERCHIEFS, were 10c. and 12i, now 4 for 2bc This is a Genuine Clean=up Stock.taking January Sale a _r a -f -411 The above are god reasons why you should come to our Store, 3 and we can show ou many more reasons when you come, as - XMOIC f 1i 111 11 t 1111 i1111111 11j11 111 UjlllUlU1111U1 1 11111111 1111111fi the above are .only few. DON'T TAMPER... with your health. Don't nee Drugs and Medicines of questionable quality. Get the beet there is at the same prices that are charged for inferior goods. At our Drug Store the stock is al- ways an sfresh, andceach article pure, pc - tory. Our Prescription Department h iso ',potation for promptness and n•''u rwry. F. JORDAN IT'S YOUR NERVE. It'* the Coalition of ' Your Nerves Tnat Either Makes Your t.lfe a Round of Pleaeu,•e or a Ume- le ss Burden-_ '.To n'.tny w.sneu life I. one MUM' Of Rick- 's), woikne., and ill health. To atleropt ....on the .light s1. hou.ehoid duties f.ltigu.'-• them. Many of tho symptoms tammp.un - ing this .tate of decline ore : a- feeling of tirmines* oat waking, faint neon, .Dizziness, sinking feeling. palpitation of the hoot 1, .h"rtne.t of breath, Ions .f appetite, cold bandit and filet, hoo,lo.'In,, dark circk!, motor the eyes pain in the b.u:k tool 'side and all the other a' eonlponimento til • run down and weakened rnnitltet,On, All ahcAc .ymptoru. And cotelitlon, *R' .imply Thu result of o per finality *sad defectivecircul*tion of the blood, with o wasting swo, of the nerve force.. Rv feeding the system with DR, WARD'S BLOOD AND NERVE PiLLS Von .inks at the root of the dinette° and lay a *,did foundation on which G. build Soon the weight increase*, this munk0n cheeks and NA' tenor! (aunts fill out, the.yo. got bright and the thrill of renew,vl health and etrwngth vibrate* through the system. 50 Penta per hex at all druggists', or DR. WARD CO., Toronto. Ont. r i t. cr i atM un Inro1lNpNp; led,?iNlmi %ard Wear Shoe. Men and boys (young men) work- ing outdoors, Hocking about, need good strong boots to stand the - cket. We've got the very kind you wa -stout, thick soles (solid leather, mind you), good st •ng insteps, put together with the knowledge that th must be strong to s1. :nd the strain. a'l't;,• :t' i',),'Ls are irJt -expansive, thnu,;Tt : }' (la wear 1 - FROM $1.25 UP. • Wil. SHARMAN, Jr. K• •r• 1.f., ,1.,T.... K•Y' .. tr.....1.'4.ytf.T. KENDALL'S1. SPAVIN GU RE,ar T.1. eel .01.41. ivtte.ty a1..•.... apl.r,t.r..end.11 sore. 0171••••••••"'"..1(wter. wltan." a st 1.n 8.esea. b Sow nor 411.0.,. Da a r, ew411 +.$h P m,0th.' M. Is le, 1.w r. r hen.da.:14thalle hI •..e.rm.' *aurally t..thth re; youth nee. wt4 .ti.e1ee w. fz1.,a b. .i.trCuA•bug ;hh..leel b v., tel I, t i. trine GM femme. Pel.e a4 Rh Y... A. • Ilnlmwtt for faintly nee ft It.d n.. egml. 504 your Arnry* for Ita0.11'. afwr1. Curry hors • Trona/ea .. W Herw,w She enai fir., M oda,.. 011. 0.1,A8IDALL CO.. E),ORRURO 7AUS. YT. et ts 3 K 4 't h 4 rt ,i d h ', 4..'1.. ;7'.;7,.a.,. 4. •1.r ,'r. 4..;7,. J BROPIIEY & SON Tits 1.10A1Mai - t' \Tg,C0Lo?4 0.Ctl1 fit,t\otx\ x1. vM, errd.r. rarrfwlly anreded oto; a/ 4*.,nr., algbl .r day, al*re •n Went wriest. IAea1de.fe. bee at • MILL WOOD FOR SALE. The tai ovo is cnt into stove wood fen,;th and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as onlere.dl. Orere received by telephone or I left et residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98. PETER McEWAN. Ocderich, Novemhrr 21.1, IROO Siam ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR McLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR, A Wonderful Ton 'c and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. -Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.