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Our new Carpets for spring are ready for your inspection. Whatever is
Hest in the different grades we hove. Our stock is now complete and we will
utast every need of either lavish or economical furnishing.
The finest range we've river bad and the handsomest patterns we've eve'
shown give great intifre.t to the second floor.
We tisk nothing better than to show you the new things we have reedy in
New Caritas and Draperies,
New Furnishings, Upholsteries,
Curtains and Curtain Poles,
011 Cloths.
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011) HURON FOREVER !
The Banner County's Bonn and
Daughters in Toronto
yore/tuber la Mum, el abs N. Nese sad
tae [venting Wisest 1. ree..rh, Nag
sag Mair -T00 gamut Weber-
,�_ ty Thereagbly Yleye..
The annul sodal satb.riva of *he Harm
Oid Boys' Annotation of Toronto nu held
tut Friday .suint. W• give • eymp..lum
eo the affair made up Isom the repos of
..,stat of the ons) papers
All of the resldoate of Toronto who at
me time enjoyed tin privilege of Ids 1a the
county of Huron, and It has developed that
tats .Joon of toe oommaony to boil* large
lid important, mode .n effort to attend the
reception of toe Huron Old Hoye' Amnon.
Honin the •oseg1bly hail o1 the Temple
balding lest evan111i, sad • groat 11amber
of them succeeded. lbs wootatau depot t•
ed from the ewtom of boldly a donor, In
order to allow the finest product of th•
ooaoty-tri wem.e-to p0rMotpste in the
f..uvui .. sad the resells of the •veolag
amply justified the ensue.
lis n -alt propel of the Old Bays
look plate. not la the blamably ball, but In
the oerridois a.d 1a the think roams, Hera
nob new arrival looked oakum of thein
who had strived Were hint, wbtle they
looked askaooe 41 him H• would reoog
•lis en old trfeed bad shake buds effusive-
ly. Then be would be.ltetis1ly hold int
Wetland w somebody N thought 0e knew.
"1 know your foots, but 1 can't just plum
sou," is the greeting that he roost's'.
'Obey ell lay that I. guy be time or 1t
rosy not be It.., but it's orthodox.
Howsyer, oboe the greuod, or rather the
lot (we mot keep In season) Is tack's
art .ad of kiudrd toplla present themsslves.
Fame streets 5t first sues beaten familiar
lid bonhomie is ere lug ..ublieb.d,
Thea Ib. Old Heys utrdom 'se 'nobler
be their "old girls," that ie. to them who
had ono. been girls N them but who nos
hay. seas h Moir late with the old bora
Yet the phrase "old rage" due **teed with
ihta alight etpkeo.ti's, for to fudge by the
jollity that prevcled le oerbelo quarter an
"old boy' was makly ■p to an "old glri,"
or •0 least coo who had tom bees on "old
girl," but io a dtferts•t su.e.
The guests were remind by Mr, Hash
MotMstb, the Pr.sla'sl of the *mutation
sad by Mn. MaoMeth •t the door of the Mao.
Ufsl assembly boll, sad were entertained
firstly by • well-.rraoped program of
mato sod addresses, lid, secondly by b
very euj.ysblo input. end, thirdly, by b
delightful donee, In width Mu oldest of 10.
old Huron "boys" did not fall to jots. Col.
Otter, who fins law she light beer Cllotoo,
• thereto,., had grsotbees thrust open
him at On birth, was the goes{ of She even-
ts', sod be was ryes on enthusiastic great.
lag. A sego pie.,e of the Colonel of the
Royal Od&dl.bs hung ever the oh0orm,
and the room was prosody decorated with
flags to 01. b'sor.
At ole. o'olak the president tl*rtd the
bell trolling. He uteadd the fruitage of
tae aumoolatloo M all thou pre••n0, and
then a00000md that the first thing on the
program would b. • "Norw.gtsa FSrlds1
Proo...tu." The presldrot disappeared
threurh • door he the right and *merged •
second later with a good•lookd young lady
on his arm, whom he wombed soros. the
stag. He ....wondered wb•t some people
wsre Isugbinr •1, for be was merely loading
the lady to the piano-tb.re was nothing
lao*mgrooas h that. 1t may be ezplalod
that the -'Bridal Preeawloo" was . plane
e nc. The whole program was given by
old boys and girls or their descendents.
One member that seemed be 0pp5$l to the
audisoa morel Mese anythingw• a poem
entitled "The Haroo Old .y.," *riling
lid ruled by Mr. 8. T. Churob- There
wore many little legal teaches that appeal.
ed to thou for whom the rhyme was,
and Mr. Chetah reo•(vd hearty applause
at the s0.40.4...f hie [standee.
When Pre.1d's1 M.oM•Mh anaounodCol
Ultet, then was gait, an ovation from the
250 old boys and girls. "Col. O10.r," de
Cloned Mr. MaeMstb,"was born to the town
of Coderloh, the aunty tows of the tree,*
sad glorious 0000ty of Horse."
Col. Otter sold to reply that It was on ex
trema pluas.* for hint to meet eo muoh of
fan ooanty of Horns. He was glad that an
emulation had Imes forced for the porpooi
of fostering the old tradition* of their mon.
mon b
Ir
th-
late and o
D /'sItiv• tog between
those who were proud to say oast they
won bora to Huron a feeling of friendship
and oomrsd.eblp. In looklas .l • map o1
Ontario, Hann would be seen to be one ot
the lorgeet of tb. counties, bat be mold re-
member it whim It osul.ted o1 four tonin
only. Hi revolted that 0. bbd to w1) that
the chairman wwlrrong, but be maid bot
Moire to haw boon bore In Godertoh
„Teo bad. tee bad," said Mr. Don Mo•
U1111oaddy evmeathed0Slly,
Col. Otter lal4 Mott ho bad been bora is
• log cabin on the i.ondo. reed, ase lid
e..balf miles from what wM o.. (1110ton.
(%gob's was s0on represented by • sten, •
Poetodoe sad a tavern. The .o•lker then
Poo *oma interesting realm *ower of early
Mein the eoo"ty, and told of the Indians
nes* to frl.ndly, entering his father's hones
and taking provisions which hang from the
rotten of she kitchen. His mother's wd-
Alnt bur was made to • waggon • im •
norderny rood se pooled In pians line* th.
water Dame into the box of the mehtels. 1a
mutilation. M sold tint he lois it a real
honor 00 he Ohs Honorary Pre.ldest of smolt
an l5N004.Noa, of the enures ot whbb M
um soured.
MrRobert Holman, M- P , el 011atnn,
sold that he beloved tin ..wnsy of Boren
had 0001rl0.ted more utiles mos to the
n*a0try 100a say Mho,. He hsoasee4 the
Premise of Ontario sed former Premiers M
Moulage,' sad British O.hmM. Ho was
lsdVuoel at the Prenid.•1 for elalmly w
the NtooNane el UM. Otte, fibs tows M
De'Ilertth, whim Imre hal messes M 0.
responsible for to that it was the home of
Mr. MoDilllouddy. (laughter-)
Ur. J. 8. Witham' auks briefly, sod in
referring to Sia officio as Honorary President
.std Untie was the most agreeabie ram to
which • man oonid be .1.or04. Then was
so work, acd it was only 0soeesory to look
pnas.ot. Beau boohooed with Col. Otter
as dummy President, iso, wen the alines&
oronectlo. with • military muy.meat tint
he bad ever wjoyed He spoke briefly of
pioneer life to Moron, loud qu etirod 11 one
who hod levet l.p g in the uouctry mer be
Dame quite reoonolhd 10 life In the oily.
Mr. Don Mollililouddy sold that he was
pleased be know that the Huron old bvp.
sod girl. formed .o important a port o1 the
city of Tomato. A few old fellows Ick.
himself hod been left out on the shores of
Late Huron to tried the wine press •loos
Bas be was gl.d that t0. otty Hurons were
loyal to the old home. Toe tolual stage et
loyalty was • love of boom, which this
bro.dened into • low of oak'. moiety, one a
protium', .0e'. 00001ry.
Mr. Aroblb.IdHulop,M P.P„declaredthat
hot always Ikuod that Haran people game to
the front He belisvd lo groat deal of the
meows* el theater of Toronto was doe to the
surplos Went whits b.d left Huron per.
ago He rsjdlmd that the members of the
aseooiatloo wen doing their share for the
upbcildiog of a greet oatioaol secdmeat.
Other brief .ddr.eeu worm made by Primal
dent H.tstoo of the Bruce Oid Boys' Assoc.
tattoo, )•rook P.•000k and John Leckie.
Th. program of mono and recit.tioo, S.
T. Cburob'e 000trlbutdoos boor from h s
own works, was u follow.: Piano solo,
Norwsttu Bridal Procession," Mir
Rogers ;ung, " A Stela Song." K J.
Walsh ; H4.od declog, Mw Floteoos
Compbell ; sole, " A Tribute to the lima,"
Mn. (Julies ; reading, " A last Tribute,"
S. T. Church; solo, "Always," Miss
Hyslop ; ung. " The Water 14111," Our,.
`loutboott ; nolo, Miss L. Whitney ; piano
solo, A. B Cornish.
All tbn amnion on she program wore
thoroughly eojnyd, .0d wren it was ended
with the 5i.gmg of "God `nye the Kiog''
by the audl.00e the room was cleared .nd
the dance, which lasted until morning, was
bogus.
Sapper was served by Lloyd at 11 from .
bagel very prettily decorated In pink and
whit*, with epergnes of fruit orowod by
plok tulips and mro.tlona. The buffet was
surrounded by small tables bearing pink
*boded undies Dad pint dowers, and here
many vroope were steered that reminded
the onlookers, so they said, of to parties In
old Heron.
Among those present were Mn. Hugh
Macneill', wearing black silk, deoor.ted
with white satin, wild in 1a00, and touch-
ed with purple velvet,
Mrs J. S. Willows, grey brocaded sotto,
touohes of oblffos, and loos.
Mrs. Dr. Stun, block silk sod jet, with
chiffon applique,
Mr..1 A. Stewart, block oath and jet,
with sparkll0g p.iILu.. I Ooderioh township : A young heirs.. hes
Mn. Lyons, Chios ilk, yoke ret .01*. arrived at ths home of M. darling.
velld with blank net.
Mn. Pndtiam, black silk, red roses.
Mn. (Dr.) Foul, blank oak, applique of
white, touches of arses.
drs. Gillies, whit* organdie and lace, oot-
sags knot of black velvet,
Mn. Fioody, blank silk, toteohos of sequin
net.
Mrs. Soon, b)s4k silk, with towhee of
steal and point lame.
Miss Stobt.,4laf.rtb, block silk decorsted
with black velvet.
Mose Drummond, blue silk, uacbea of
THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO. -
Armstrong, J. A. Stewvt, Prldhsm, J. R.
Miller, Vergueuo, Moltlroy, Pwkbursr, Dr.
Sunbury, Moudus•ld.
TUN uf.n tyre e1 1Vann.
If It's 1•Iktog of lads to ibis goodly demsio.
Aod also the 000511.. from whloh they
all mine,
1'an sure I'll Dot be mutulderd to !lame,
Should 1 modestly mention old Huron.
Her buys are not &ookisg he courage of
brain,
f1. It uphill or downhill, be them it's 10s
lame,
Psruhanm should they tall, they'll ab It
•Molt,
Thou plucky old boys from old Huron.
At farming. h polItlo, study or Lw.
1, left side of the heed, breaking 1s Me
skull and nndertng him uouneclous
He norm 'motored his Hues and breathed
tie last on Monday mornlog The d.olased
was of • quit, r•ttroig disposition, locant
goat and well *dumbed, 1011 moa well liked
by all who kites, him.
Clhuo : Rev. J. F. ,'arks and family
left Clinton for Amberstburg 00 Saturday,
lbt0 lust. Oe Friday oltbt a number lit
hu late p.rlahloh.re la St. Paul's oburoh
out at the eebool room and promoted him
with so sddrees and • oasket uoutalolieg
*8O h gold.
Clinton : F. W. Fr'sob, B. A , son-
in•law of Mrs. Wm. Taylor, has resigned
.5 olaeslml mwtsrsblp of Napoli** tel.
They're the livellest chops that the worldaI ante 1nst110u ; 0e expeote to lass 0 fro
ever maw.
L lingo oe Nester be von flan* his post.o'.d
When they once got • "Wt" they Devoe a'. s °mires la onions at the udvent.y
whbdr•w, Moet*.
Not cue of the boys from old Hurn.
Like • sty to cold syrup they atlok to theft
Pegs.
Though °ertalu as fate they may low
both ohms legs,
10 the lob they'll bold fast no matter who
U.ge, 011 head and oreektng his term and ooltas-
Those tenacious old shape from old Huron. boos.
On the m.ko0g of papers, and juuro.ls, sad hut..: The home of Mr. sad Mre.
bcahe,
Their wrltungs quite often exceed their
good looks,
No f.1drral-0.1 vo:ll hod o0 the books,
Of • htter•tuut from old Huron,
Now just take a glsaoe this wide ooautry
o or,
And you'll hod *bas we've doctor* and
nwyre galore,
And preaobers and tincture full many •
sure,
But the pick of the lot *owes from Hiroo
f I THE LITTLE CHURCH BACK HOME
• Whim the bit pipe orga's *mels._•u' the
Howarth : W. P Ferguson, eldest son o1
8 Forenoon, our esteemed oomty oommis
*loner sad former reeve, happened with
wh.0 might have proved • fatal •coldest,
VO role engaged is milting wood • tailing
limb *brook him, inflicting a deep wound on
There's oho Bosses and Cameroon, Mc -
Demuth' and .'
We' Editor Wilh.so, browny and brow,
roe MolMasha and MoDoa•Id., MoL.r.os
sod
Thom's • hoop of those lade fru sold
Huron.
The T.robull. and Wotsous, Motogg•rt.,
M.K.ys,
The Soots, Suwon. and (rerdoe., w,'
Campbell. and Grays,
Sle ns, Lyon. sod Duuo•o,, sod Millers
nes .aav•,
You'll ken it's quos Sootoh in suld Hof 0o.
But the Emerald 1.1e is on top iv'ry tolme.
!'hs Flood,., M.Odncoddys, and proton
w tonne,
The Prendergast., Walsbes, MuDonoagha,
and Minions shone,
With the Johnsons, Cootltas, and l'o.ke
all from Huron.
The Hingliebman, 's's not in the background
j o know,
Crooker, Seolor, Mouthcett, Coopers,
Sales, maks • good oboe
Mit W izemlller, and Silber to fioleh der
10W ---
Dor rube and beokpooe, of old Huron.
There's no other 0000317 beneath the bright
sun,
Where the folks all work herder and
more work le dooe ;
Shall we ever forget the real sport sad the
fun
-WOO bar* *ajoyed le old Huron. •
Nor M religion In Huron left In the larob.
Tboagh sometime. Instilled through old
of the birch,
But osvertheleu .11 are proal ot the ohurob,
The Sam 54o1.0µ ('soros from old Huron.
Now who is to blame for all that Dow pees..,
N h♦ the country's w titled with totel•
leotusl game,
It's every w alt doe to oho' brave, nob*
Leo.., •
Who hue schooled os and fooled us In
Huron
Vim ! 'tie due to our ¢other., our swea►-
he.rts and wives,
Whose tore and affection hive sweetened
our lives,
Tbo' death Orions larkd he their puddings
and pies,
Monks, thanks, noble lassie. of Huron.
Egooleticelly nuking It most be quite
plain,
We're the some of energy, muscle and
bra o,
As pointed and hardy as thistles in grain,
That grows 1n .bood•noe to Huron
And now,lo the purest old liquid that flow.,
Inst *soh greoetully tip the clear glass
'tette his nose,
Aed drink to "Our Hero i0 War" ere we
oleos,
To Otter the Brave, from old Huron.
Tonna, Feb. 14th. 1901. 8 T. CHoncu
COUNTY CURRENCY.
white lime and block velvet.
Mn, W. R. Milker, block satin and jet,
welt* imp eoemeot with sequins, and
bouohes of Hoot on lace.
Mn. J. R. Miller, gray and block silk,
trimmed with slack lea.
Miss Gray, °room lady* oloth, touohes rf
liberty silk and chiffon.
Mise MoTugart, 7.1100 silk veiled in
block lam.
Mle. M. MoTaggart, rose pule de sob
with Rooftop btu.
Mine ()ratite. cream cloth trimmed with
Igoe, tosobes of bleak, rd rotes.
Mn. Forgone, block cloth, fiohu of rose
pont.
Mr. Sharp, blue silk wild with black
loos, nub's of Jet, corsage know of blue
wlwt.
Mn. MoLoren, gray cloth empieoeme01
of tookd chiffon, obiffon applique ootlmd
with rod and cerise ,.lv.0.
MI.. ('.mobeil, pink silk actor pink
°tittles, toilettes of blink velvet.
Mts. Sloan, black sotto, arum roues.
Mini Walsh, blook silk with blook ohs-
etlls
Mise Wrzle Walsh, brown and white to5-
Iard, erlam ohiffoo applique, upohee of
m vilest.
est.
Mi.. Miller, blue and whit* silk, touches
of Mock velvet,
Miss Motsod, pink s11k, with eppllgoe
oull.r.
Mn. McElroy. perp!. silk ruled with
block Bilk trw dlae, r ed
poppies
Mrs. Parkhurst, block .11k grenodloe over
erlmeem .11k. l000hee of oh,ffon no oor•.g5.
Mn. Staobarq, pink muslin, with cabin
lace, kaon of hlaok velvet.
Maas Martin, gooier, pink muslin,
flounces midland with bleak.
Mr.. Stantnry, Hayfield, white orrandb,
pink anotieo..
Mrs. Mandon.ld, block .ilk muslin, jet
and block velvet.
Mrs. ()Minh, book not and lice eye? rd
silk.
Mn, Anshan, book milk and lam.
Mn. Kitty, blink cloth and lane.
Mies Crooke', postai red oloth, oresm
lame.
Some of obs men protest war. ('ol. Otter,
Minn. J. S. Willison. Hugh M.eM.th,
W. R. Miller, R. Flnody, 1)r. W. SI..n,
M. Parkinson, Rev. 3. A. Turnbull, R
Croaker, 1'. Mo(itilteedd fL J.R. Ossa*,
.1e0e Robertson, W. E Orov.., O. A
Smith, W. Pinod.rgoM, 1. R Lyles, (for -
doe Waldron, R. A. *siker, T. W. Olb-
..5, W. Aontt, i). Wel.mliler, W. O. Mo
1'egr.rt, R H. Holmes, Hoo./en, ,inhn
bookie, J. R McLaren, Hyslop, Robert
Rolm.., M. 1'., 1).e McGdlteodd , Thum.
McOlillonddy, 1)r. M•IIoo0, S. 1' Chernh,
I.s. Williams, ib. J. T. Dosses, Adam
Dom, A. it. Oee.lsb, Ds. Moral, S. l)tses,
Wlagham : William Taylor la now duly
Installed w ooreuker and eogloear at the
publlo school.
Summerhill : Georg* MoCortney has sold
kis driver for ei good figure be Jamie Leith.
waits, of (loderlkb
Smola,: Chori Donaldson has dollver-
d shoat 20,000 fon of soft elm be Bayfield
sawmill this winter.
Exeter : Wm. For hu moved on to the
Wood farm to Usborne, blob be boa leased
d for a term of year.
W m. Webb, Wiliam street, was 1115 same
of • vert pretty nodding o0 Tu..d.y otter•
noon, Feb. 19th, when hes fourth daughbsr,
Mow Lillian, was uolood In marriage to Mr.
Holloway, • woman, young dentist of
W ingb•m, sod brother of Mn. Robs. Rowe,
Looter.
Stanley : Moilicobey Bro. ha v• par.
oh••ed J,,ino Forreet'e farm on the Uabeo
Inc for which they paid the handsome sum
of $5800. This is a good ono hundred acre
term with good boos' and baro .ImoU new,
and will m•ko obs Metre. MoCltoohey the
wooers ot 300 aerosol land, all ouuvemi.ot
to the homestead.
Clinton : 1) Cook had au *opulence o0
'..t we• k wbloh be would a t oars *a have
repeated With his infant vreudeuo to Ste
•i ms be trooped upuo a s•ar landing mod
fell backwards doom a second fl mho ot
stairs, .Itgbtiug on bis beck on the cellar
Quer. Very lavklly Ile was 0010( 011 injured
nor wee Qs* ohdd, and be oonsiders their
vamp* • r+m.rk•bls ooe.
Seatortb : Muob regret was felt hen o0
foramen of the death of Mt■ James
Pringle, of So •ttord, which took plea o0
4.turd.y 01 Io.t week Mrs. Pringle was
'he eldest d.ughter of Mr. J. H Bro.dloot,
of flys town, and she hod many friend. hero
..bo deeply •ympethigo with the .111 void
relative.. She Dal beau ill tor •0015 time
ill. (*oyes three smolt ohildren.
Clinton r Willis, the only and beloved
son of Dr and Mrs. liana, died on Thursday
morotog of I.st weak, after 5 earn*
nen ot over two weeks, at the age of six
years and two days. 10. main digress from
which he suffered was an Intotl0.l ob•truo•
,loo, but the true condition woe masked by
oompllootions which mode • positive (hog.
oohs in tbo early stage of the dlseaee very
d.f5oult.
Exeter : On Thursday evening. Feb -
teary 14th, the teachers and prinolp,l of
the public eohool were sotertaloed be an
oyster supper by Mr. and Mro N. Dyer
Harden. A ple►saot ermolug was spent
cid on deporting Mr. Hurdoo lotorm.d his
guests that ho toped this would be ILO
annual event, as he believed in the best of
good tooling ex sting betws.D the nowhere
and the p•reote of she scholars.
Holm..vllls : Mrs. Tebbitb, of Red-
lands. California, arrived at the hom•of her
parrots, Mr. lid Mr. S. Walter, for a few
months' visit. She bas been out there our
three years. She brought home some very
fins epoolment of California fruits, one
orange measuring twelve toob% In oiroum•
terenoe Th. weather when she left was
very wet, rooting almost •very day.
H0llett : At his late home on o00. 10, on
Tuesday, obs 19 h bat., I;.vi*, the 5011 of
Mn. Gmvin Ham hos, deported thlg lits at
the 010 01 tblrty•fivs yur•and sight mouth..
His bather pseud sway In August of lost
year, and his toying mother hu been left
to mourn, along with her eight .arvlrtor
ohildren. Eleven years ave he sustained an
Injury which crippled him, and had not
been feelleg well all enter, but grip was
the float muss of his denrse Deceased
was • native of Follett, his porn • being
..rly settlers ; he was a member of the
Pr..bytertan ohuroh, and in polities woe •
Reformer.
Ooderioh township : R.obort Cololougb
• few days ago fold • tbru'year old milt to
Jame. Campbell, of near Varela, foo *140.
Ooderioh township : Fnnk'Cook, Texas,
fa .peodtnv • fortnight at T. Cols's, 903
oon.: ho Is a brother of Mn. Cols..
Goderloh township ; Wm. Yeo WEolated
in Cole's churoh on the 1716 In the •been"e
of the pastor, Rey. Mr. Yell•od, who was
Indiepoed.
o am : R Clegg i. er 111. At
Wi h
t v y
R g
an attic. of rrfppe he ventured out neo
Noun. The result woo a relepeo, which dd.
velopd into pneumoolo. A tralod outset
1. DOW ID oharge.
Clinton : Robb. Gardner has sone to
New York. He was offered a spleedtd
situation then as °Irk In one of the hotels
In that metropolis and has scouted for o
limo at least.
Clinton : Owing to the amount of doh•
n oes among the inmate. o1 10. house of no
fogs no Sunday serveses hairs beefs bold for
several weeks. Che owed people •re Improv
log nicely however.
Clinton : Death visited the home of Mr
aril Mn. William Taylor. of the London
o below town es Friday,lb h Inst.
✓ ad.just
and claimed their only .on, wed two years.
Rwhard was a bright 11111. 1.4
Ooderioh township : It igeeddom t hal • far
mor sheer. hie 'hoop in the winter months
unless for ehowlog purposes ,1 Stewart n•
moved the fleet. from • flock of thlrty•flys,
his Nun• tubi.. bring rather too warm.
Ri th : Myth bao h.A another fire. Os
Sunday evening, Feb. 17th, the reeideam of
Harry Bond (+011 of Wm. Bond, of Wing -
S am) was d..troyd by fire. Harry is a
heavy lour, nearly oil of his household
[node being mesumed.
Howiok : Andrew Miller's home on the
R. Ione was the scene of • goouin• Msi•I
time one evening renes ly. The nanoe was
rhe i,tenti.d departure of ,To.. MI11er and
family, of the 9th of Tnrnh.rry, for their
new home In Manlstlqus, Mlohogon.
Clinton : WIlI Thomas, of Omaha. Nob.
brother of Mrs. R Hutt. has hoes spending
e few date with hie old friends In th a vi-
cinity. He has nolo 0..e • r..lA.nt of the
West fey • finisher o1 ys.n, and is 00. -
flutter a prosperous hastens for himself.
7.rteh : Th. Wooers •y spstby of the
whsle 00mmnanity Is with Mr. and Mn. S.
Resale In the Ines of then third sae, Elis-
wortb. No ponied swot' en Aa.Aay mor..
lug. tee 10th lest , at the ase of twenty -
throe years. O. thie Thursday prunes the
deee.eed DIA ^anther young man vers
felling tome trees on the, farm near tib
10e.ph, when a 11.1* frets the tree %b•
coag m's
woos felting broke, lid eemlsg
d.w. nr.ak the sal rtassas ywaog nee se
tl inti .aa eeasnow+r rH rrilfm[reinuna
16.0
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Ma:.zrns. - Ths leading
area' to Mc('lure's Magazine for March
will be . oharsoter Mod, of Edward the
Seventh, writun by George W. Smalley.
ahs Amerta.o oorreopobdeut of The London
Time, and illustrated by • remarkable'
oollrotion of photographs. "Life Portraits
of Queen Viotorl+" wdl he • futon of the
number. The series is made up of repro.
duotlonte from photographs and pototlnes,
cod It Is of notable hietorlo•l value. lhey
coyer the life of tbs Queen from In1Oooy to
old ass, sn4 ore sconmpaoled by desorlp
Owe text, Theodore Koueeveit, Vim -Prost
dent *Mol of the Uoltd Stator, will art
bu ' tel artiole entitled, "Reform Tbro gh
Soc;o1 Work," "Disbanding the otos
Ar"y" is the Mi. ot an smote by do Y.
T.-- -,F7 This wltl fatly dworiba Witt
trr lioary feat a000mplashed by the
F. ..1 Government at the o , e of the
61.1: war, o he0,withou, soy d aster, . mil
on soldier+ ""re ret n1 bed to slat pursuits.
A•rong the o0.0ent-. •leo re "What We
Kr.•.w About Mire," by weed A Holdeo,
tnrmerly d,roo'or of the .ok Omervatary ;
"Billy's Toulon Woo, • story written and
illu,tr•'ed by Freda Remington ; "Tae
Law of 1,1.•." so Median story, by Jack
1.0ndon ; ' D.n Mcl'.rthy," • story of the
Now York pnlitt4, by J Lt weola Atefft•oe ;
b •rale+ nth• r ,01 ort *furl.., en instalment.
of "Kim." /by Rndyard X Aline, mod •
poem by msphire nd:e 1).-k.m. The
M S. M are Oo., 14ri1-165 Eat 26th 8*.,
New Y rk Vitt.
T MARCH LAots+' Hous ,IoonnAl,.-
i Offer Amerinen (irrj Who Morn Mar
ried • King," ' Toe Loveliest of All Ken
tacky Gide," "Phe Anecdotal Side of Theo
dere Roreavelt," end "The Author'. Read.
.ng •t Baby Centre." by Kate I)nugl•+
tylsalst *1111 hove . wide raiding In the
March Lodi..' Home Journal. And "Th.
Olsson Ply," too It aocenro.tee the
winos' humor of l.h.rl.. Dana Gibson'.
"Widow sod Her Frleods," I0 a two -not
comedy by M.rguerite Meriugtoo. The
illustration,. by Mr. (lib+nn are oharaot.ris
do and interesting. Riw.rd Rok's sill
toilets and Holes W•tterson Moody'.
"O1rl. Who 'Gn In' for Something" •re
helpful in counsel, and will M profit
ably reed. "Ta Story of • Yonne M.."
le onmpleted In rho March Jnntnal, and
"The 3oomeson of Mary the F,r.t' pre
unto new and .ktremsly funny oompllm
Mons and vexation. A good shore of .pane
t• A.vot.d to Eau.r feabloos Ice nmimn. •t
tire, and there ar. •triol.. no onoklop,
ehlno painting, "A Suces.efol Country
Hoose ot Rryn Mawr," "A Suburban Homo.
for 46,600, ' • pate plotter* show's, a'The
014 Stare and the Turnpike," of W L.
Taylor's "This Loot Haodrrd Years in New
Rngl..d" .elves, and "Through Potrero'
qn. Americo" - two pun of photographs
of views 01 Cubo and Porte Rion. A Ns.
tore of the Month Jnon.l is R Field'.
"Armenian Lullaby" set to mesio By the
Oartts Pobii•hing Compaq. Pelladelphta.
On. dollar a year ; is mete a espy.
gas 55 the 045.0004.
Resell. of imp.rlwnl dltgetlen-preealnq
op against the boort It sxettee alarming
eympume. instant rolls( le afforded hy
the nu of un drops of Nsrvili.e in s little
•wmerinoA water, hall an hoof slur the
wool. Noontime olds Aigsetlon, copals the
gas .rid 1mp.r0 a genes of ommfnrt. Nor
volts* is geed few • lot of ether tblbgs bs
ei4es. Keep 1t 1n she hoose for rhinos
*tern, nramp•, neuralgia, t..*lao0e. Drug-
gists sell 1a
olty obolr dugs,
Aft' you alums' beer the swithin' of the
luta' angel's wings.
An' the oongregatlon's cousin' on the pious
n est for to sin,
Sort o' Iseult' Infloss, walt''i' for the
preacher to begin ;
In that holy beth it happens that 1 uleso
forget the plate,
Au' sgalo I'm meek an' lowly 'fure • throne
0' saving grace ;
A throne that unset onetlle''useth • spin
ora dame,
B ut the casino sought their Savior "t
that little oburoh book boots.
'Men w• had protracted meson's, why
',would done you good to bear
'1b• 00ogregatt00 eiogiu' with • blood o'
voice* clear.
How the "Roo 4. of Ages" towered like •
sbelt'rin' 11101s o' wall,
An' our souls soared up to glory dace the
rocs wee cleft for all.
Ev'ry fain was wreathed with sweetness,
O D' we always boo • smile
Fur the stranger, saint or slooer, la the
pew acro.. al • .1e :
For a diamond's .,I,oD vothered from the
oommooest of loam,
An' we didn't mind the .sttia' In the 11011*
oburoh book home.
Tien were weddta's where the neighbors
g athered in from far so' wide,
An' the boys looked on in eoyy while their
sister. kissed the bride;
There were fan'rols, 000, while neighbors
didn't feel ashamed to try
Whom they laid to rest fly sleeper in the
little yard close by,
E ach pew seems sort o' sacred, and the
lowly pulpit there
'Peon like • holy gateway to a firmament
that'• feu ;
Where the sweet, supernal mouthing softly
scatters Sorrow's gloom,
do' lets in *o'er hoots. from the little
oburoh book home.
The shy choir's vontns riNTi.'iidsace, so
sweet.
As'-tt Isy moo about the t(vir t•11Kra Tri
sainted 005* shall meal,
Aor the preacher's voice is Floodlit' as he
stk. us, soft an' low,
Co treat all men as brothers in this weary
vole of woo.
1'bs city oburoh 15 boodsom• en' the ton
greg.t000's largo,
fes pre•uber'e daft' nobly with his heaves•
seekio'g oh•rge ;
Th, ohm✓s swellito outflows war to humps
throuvb the dome.
Iiot my old heart le sighip' for the Ilttl.
ohurob book home.
OAK LAKE MAN
Ferabkr. Aaetber Story of fee Menders
Worked by Dodd's 'kidney nu.
Oak L.ke, Mao., Feb 26. -Frank Col -
torn: is well and favorably known in tale
part of the Province. In 1898 he was very
ail. He 'offered most severely from polos
10 the book ; his friends ,bought he would
dna. However, Mr. Colleoux is olive and
yell today hod he explains his oompleu
teoovery ea follows ; "It gives me great
pleasure to testify to the wonderful our. -
1 05 qualities of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"Three years ago 1 was a very) sick moo.
l'.ins in my back made life s hurd,n. A
friend of mine advised me to try Dodd'.
Kidney Pills. I did ss and six boxes oared
me. That, in 1 lay, Is three yson and I
bane not bad on sobs or psis rlaoe. I am
oer►sinly entirely oared."
Mrs. 1'etly, mother of A. E. Petty, N
oat: borne a resident of Goderloh, died a*
Hamilton on the 14th loot., at the age of
seventy -otos yson.
TaUItwDAY, Feb. 28, 1901.
....Stand
Old ' /1 !<li1'IUoderlch
Stand/ '�
WE ARE CELEBRATING
S
the tlecoud anniversary of our opening in Goderich, and we ask you to
join us. A year ago, at our first celebration, we promised ourselves more
business than we did the brat year. We were not disappointed Every
mouth was better than the corresponding month last year, and with your
help every month of our thirst year will be better than that of the second,
We will give you a few of tie rwteoue why we expect to do more.
6 p•'ro boys' navy surge short Puts,
hoed and well mode, w111 mark of
Per pan 2880.
24 pairs men's tweed Trousers, the
klcd you p•v 90o to 41.00 for, to
olv+r at per parr 69o-
24 mroe' navy serge Suite, stogie
br.a.t.J, fairly good lining and well
d T
m. r he prloe 4 *3.330 4,1'.04
of 15 00 Earth suit only. .. , . 9.30
vg
Oas only Capsrine, Quo A 1 slio*ele
seal, sable trimmed, ow of our best
and a b,rgoiu .t *25. Chis on* for 17,76
E11itRO1Uhitt ES -A lot of mill sod. from
li to 5 yard.. Ail at about onivithird off.
Velleuo,uou lan at pis doz. 153.
Kvrlasoloei lave at per doz. 104.
Torobuu lam from 2c. up,
TABLE LINLrN- Wit sods at o0r►01n1
le.s the the regular pews.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO COI1E TO TUIS SALE.
W. A. M°KIM.
Tjard .'
Wear
Shoe.).
tip
Mea and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking allput,
iIccd good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the very kind you want -stout, thick
soles (solid -leather, mind you) good strong insteps,
rut together with the knowledge that they must be
strong to stand the str'in, .
�'l'h:• 1 ,got ; arc 1. It expensive, though they do
:r'.'
IR FROM
25 UP.:
W11. SI -IA MAN
-?H■
le much
orates esierulfy' '.ate
bears, whim or ,*ay.
Mere ea Won arrest. Heatqillare.
bee %greet.
DON pQ
TA
with your health.
't ass Drugs and Medicines
o questionable quality. Get the beet
here hi at the mswe prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the *toe!, is al-
' ..ys trees, and each article pure, po-
t •,1t anti -satisfactory. .
fur Prescription Department
h .h a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
Fe JORDAN
Medical Ralf. -
11
Ono .,f the motif "HICK -
nus and red,•'• nr
Kidney i)uea., ..
OPSY
for which Dodd's Kidney
Pi1ls are the only certain
cur. in Dropsy the Kid-
neys aro actually slammed
op, and the water, which
should be expelled In the
form of urine, Bowe back
and lodges in the nine of
the flesh and puffs out the
skin. Remove the filth
which plugs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. Then is oin4o ewe
t Kidney Medicine
UODD'S _I
KIDNEY
PILLS
q
Fall Sams & Orcots
1'h° man ,tressed la o soft mid. at
nor store always looks trim, as 41 " rt e
ambition of every man of taste to look.
A large of sloths to ohne*
from.
11 yin 5r0 oontempletleg gu.t.ing a
light mow ..t, let loll weer. sive ns s
Munro 'r. e.rv. you. frier rbpht
,( f kyete fitted with ru.:lnff- Ttr''s
1, h. 11 in higher ealltiottinn b c..0 •
1te maker' put n potfer
LA ebur basso PLw,i 1'
"tfa' 1 biekened tread" ,,n .1 .y
you b :y -no, extra charge.
Far JTbove
;A'll Otliers.
That's the standing of the
u
King Quality " shoe for
Women.
Many Women imagine
that they have to pay a big
price when they want a fine
pair of shoes. That's a
mistake.
" King Quality" is the
one shoe that gives comfort
to the feet, wears long, fits
snug and nice and looks
stylish.
Sensible Women buy the
"King Quality' shoe.
They cost $1.
Maas by THIS J. D. KING CO., Limited, TORONTO.
Our Agent in Godrricl. M 8t. (3enrge Prete
MILL WOO
FOR SALE.
The ai.ove is cut iubo stove wood
ten=th and will be delivered to any
part of this town the same day w
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
trill receive prompt, attention.
'Phone 96.
_ PETER McEWANI
Oodsrieh, November 21st, 1899. 63.3m
CLEARING SALE
LONG BOOTS
Before stock taking WO find we have too many LONG BOOTS,
anal have deni lead to run them off at VERY LOW PRICES, to
quit everyone.
W n invite you to come in and compare our KING QUALITY
SHOE& for "Alien and Gents, with other make*, and you will
.1.. 1.1.• that they are more up•to-date in *tyle, comfort and dunbil
it) than other makes which cost you mot's money.
When buying rulle,rs why not buy the besb; they are cheap-
est in tris end. GTu8 PROOF are the best, and nothing is Stub
Proof unless• it ie stamped on every sole.
You .honk' call end see our LADIsg' BARGAIN TAM.' AT
98C. They ere genuine *rap..
Trunks and Grips.
ST. GEORGE PRICE
N. DUNLOP
won stn., t7Renarins Neatly Done
Sole Agent for J. D. King Cc's Goads