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THUS/DAT, Feb. 28, 1201.
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THRE
BARGAIN DAYS
February 28 and March 1 and 2.
Alexi
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8 Stocks coming to hand daily are crowding
pig balance of
winter goods for room, and we intend to clear out all winter lines if
pries will do it. hence these speci al days and clearing prices. The fol-
lowing list will show the trend of prices :
Gents' Furnishings.
Mens woollen mitis to clear at 45c
Per pair
Men's all wool shirts and draw-
ee, worth boo, going at .. . 35c
Men's fleece -lined kid gloves, -
good shades of dark brown
and red, worth hoc, going at 25c
Boys' friese o'coats, prices away down.
Men's o'ooats, prices away down.
Small Wares. t -
Ladies' fine fleece -lined, two
some fastener gloves in tans,
brown grey and blacks, re -
pular hoc, to clear at
Special feeoe-lined cashmere
gloves, at per pair
Ladies' fine black Wool double
mitts, worth 50c, for
35c
15c
35c
Children's Underwear ,
....all Reduced.
New Printed Cashmeres
Look like Wool Challies
And we want to tell you
theee are particularly ni e
goons for dress sacques, t .a
gowns and wrists. Fast
colon
Price 20c per yard
Furs and Jackets....
....all reduced in price
New Spring Suitings.
The new dress cos-
tume stuffs to hand
and the styles, colors
and weaves are very
pretty.
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THE ttIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
BLUk.VALE.
Tumor, lits 19.
Micas Addle Herbert and Silas Messer
spent Thursday 1m Brussels.
Mr. sad Mrs. Fred MuOr..kee, of Brus-
sels, visited .t John Uesdlser'. oe Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Doff visited at
Andrew Oemmhll'. la Tashi/my en tldar-
day.
Misses Wee and Made Fluty. of
Wtsgb•m, spent 9and•y with Mies Ina
Thomas.
Mr. sad Mrs. David Barges, of Bohm -
vain, Manitoba, are visiting at the home of
Jobe Bares..
Mn. Helm and sag Arthur, et Wisgbsm,
visited Mn. Helm's Water. Mrs. Ruther-
ford, last week.
New
j t French
Cheviots
Plain shades in cast
ors, browns, fawns,
greens, blues and greys. A handsome
cloth, 81.00 and $125.
New Check Tweed Stuffs.
New Broadcloths.
INew Cords.
, FREE! FREE! FREE!
Ou all costumes sold yhese three
days, of goods $1.00 and over, we will
make the skirt fiee of charge In dress
waling department.
• Special Tabk of Dress finds
to clear. Nice plaids, ckecks and
plain colors, going at per yard IOC
Ne"v Prints.
New Embroideries.
New Uinghams.
New Veilings. 11Fp.
New Muslins.
The best fast colored shirting in
the market at :...:.. 12c
Extra wide and heavy flannel-
ette, regular 12}, for 8c
Mr. and Mn. Joseph Pugh attended the
funeral of the late Mn. Wm. Grainger at
Molesworth on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oso. Pe, k and ohlldrm.
of Swot Wawanoeh, sprat Sunday with
Mrs. P0000k's wotber, Mrs. Rutherford.
Mr. and Mem. Jolla Maofstob and child-
ren. of Moaowerth, spent Saad.y with the
latter'. pareete. Mr. and Mrs. Themes
Coaltes.
BLUEVALE•
MOND•T. Bab. 25.
Meas Llssle Ro`artost. of Wtsgbsm, wish-
ed In Bloevale the week.
Meson. Duff & Stewart Whipped • oaslod
of maple rollers on Monday.
Thomas Coultas, who has been III for some
time, is progressing very slowly.
Miss Ica Thoma, who has been needled
• month with her patents, recused to has
peelNos to Toronto ahh week.
Mrs. D. Rogers has resigned bar position
as organist of the Methodist obaroh. Niro.
Rogers will bo suoo.edd by Mn. W. J.
Johnston. of Morris
Us account et the lowness of the water to
the pond last week Mr. Warder had to las
the grist m,11 with Alex M••s.r's threshing
engine. Mr. Warder is having the mill St -
td ap with rolls" machinery, wbiob • 11
soon be In tanning order.
PORT ALBERT.
TussDar, Feb. ab.
Miss Jessie Mamas a hen (rem b'
Thomailur a visit te relatives. _s�.�s
Mr. ana. d him Wm. Grey rNaraad today
tease • wesk'i vide la W..d.tesk •a4 HIM
lira.
win tied Thos. Hare
left todayfor their
home In thur, atter
• two weeks' visit m
this viol•Ity.
Rev. Mr. Goldberg will bold week night
esrytoss a Mariam' et mob weak trent
now until IS: vier 'i the chetah bees.
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Accuracy in Prescriptions
s a broader term than many
suppose. Some people imagine it
relates only to chemicals or prepar-
ations bearing the same name as
that appearing on the prescription.
This in one step only. To oom-
plete the sense of the term each in-
gredient must be pure -must be
capable of exerting the highest
medical effect. We believe in ac-
curacy of this kind and test by our
new method every grain of our
drags before dispensing it. It has
given w the esteem of the doctors
and the confidence of the public.
Bring your prescriptions to w and
have them properly dispensed with
drugs that hays been tested.
For Grippe use our LAXATIVE
QUININE TABLETS and
BROWN'S BALSAM OF 'WILD
CHERRY BARK.
J. Wilson, Prescription
Drug Store.
Terms Dash. No credit
Little Ma's �%. C. PRIDHAM Clothe g. New +e
Clotiier and n `/
Clothing. New
Fumbler. Ceury Brand.
has Removed r`_
into the more lately occupied by Smith Bros., and has added to the stock of
Men'. FurnissIsisig4 goal stock of Ready made Clothing, known as the
New Oentury Brand. These goo 14 were wade to my order from good
goods, cut on the moat modern scientific line., and guaranteed to fit and give
good satisfaction.
'BOYS' CLOTHING_
will form en- irnprtant part in my business. I think I can say without ez-
aggeration that I have secured the nicest and nobbiest stock of Boys' Cloth-
ing that has ever been shown here
...Dress dl y� Department...
� The New Century Brand
Is now in full swing on spring costume making We can
give you entire satisfaction. Give us a trial.
Smith Bro's & Co.
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THE ARISTOS
Gold Mining Go.
Owning Big Horn Mountain Tunnel and Veneta Vein, 200 acres
situated on the Western Slope of Pikes Peak, in the famous
Cripple Creek Gold Mining District.
THE SAFEST OFFER EVER MADE TO INVESTORS
100,000 Shares Preferred Stock at 25c. Der Share.
Ila printed on each Certificate that •ubeorlb .ra to •b )1.4-PTATArret Nharorwtttte- ett*ted
to metre in dividends the full amount of money invested, before Giber stockholders resolve
,any esteem, signed by the President of the Company.
This District Produced Moro told to 1900 than soy other Islip) Iloltad States.
This property omelets of 3000 by 30'0 feet, or :.J0 scree. of g.I.t land. The m los has been
worked. The feature of this mine is the Valeta Vela, 30 to Oft. In widish, and le certainly one
of the strong. vele- 10 016110111064 district There are sumo arise. openlnot on 1101 vein, 111
sun from which assay In gold from .Ie to i1N per an. The property le sivantageonsly
aammount of ore daily.the quaent ntity varying from11t00 .o 100 1,n0perl deur. pr The develop ent'by
tunneling
Is the most eooacmho.l and advantageous way of working this property.
At a Mimeos of SOO feet the tunnel will Ietetesot the Veneta vein ata death of about 000
&et, ad win also intersect mvenl oth+r veins. Thi,, unmet will out the Bid Horn eountaim
•'r•-•-!•�+r dme rest neap. see will eyed& Oompamy over L000.00) torus of ore. worth over glira ton.
The new railroad, now practically completed from Colorado Springsvalid the Colorado
�s
& CrlppI. Brek rod. passes altbin 3,000 feet of this formal,
=Its
1gO't£bd oinlmg tea D grtr Is the Colorado Springs Tu ,eel (%ompamy In this property at s
rd Iq f 4000 feeft.
to iteta10Ca inn. as out. At this poi sit the vela was f 111y 10 fest is width.
Then are already In operation mills and soroltere sufficient to treat the output of this prop-
erty, whl -h gives at moo Gash returns.
Capital Ston, 11,000,000 Par Value. 11.00 per Share.
100,000 Shares Preferred Stook at 15c. per Shah.
I this purchaser owns a direct title in the Comprn,'s property•
y►• t•'
la ha
� "�,; • amp. ey offers you no watered stook. Mit a legitimate high -gene gol�t m nine investment to
oho Cripple Crest 'Theriot.
The above offer of Pra'erred Dividends is an essnranoe of early return.. After additional
machinery Is ereeted,thaproperty will be earning diel :ends almost sooal te 1a Capital Stook.
Make all Checks and Money Orden payable to
When we say flood
we mean it.
But you don't have to take our
word for it. Ask anyone who
bes used our White P. Cotes
pound with Tar " for • oold and
they will toll you it's the best
thing Whey over used for • told.
It gives quick relief and will
oure • ootid quicker than any
other remedy.
Ex per bottle al for ate
F. B. DUNHAM, Pim. B.,
DRUGGIST.
. Coruor of West St. and Square. "2.5
"%ESOP,.
A deists wgsst I tbat 11 Oottaeillor
Ih,o.. wishes to tem the leallsg et the
Mweepeople *gats en the gaostia of shut-
ahng up the oowe he should risk b orae
and seek Po -neaten a that acne.
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Not Profit But Cash
This is not a case of selling to maks a profit
It means we must have MONEY AND ROO}g.
In certain lime we find oar stook is too tarp
at this season of the year. To make room ler the
new spring goods we mast tarn oar sarpilr steak
into oath.
r g t If such values es these are any inducement b
lou to buy DOW, we will be pleased to sea you.
r ` 60 pairs of men's, women's and children's
.y v. hoes, regular prices free $1 00 to $1.7575
Your choice for, per pair ■
These shoe, are all right:in every way, but as we hays only a pair or
two of each kind left, we decided t l clear them to make mom.
60 pain of girls' school shoes, oar regular $1.15 and $1.25 .88
Imes, but as we have too many, oasr them ter the nest two weeks
only at, per pair .
Never mind how or why we
do these extraordinary things
occasionally - that we ao them
and that you benefit thereby is
enough. .
P. T. HALLS,
Rapieting.. Sole Agent for Queen Quality.
his Week's Stor
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obinson Stoc
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We tell you here of a few of our money saving attractions for this week's
selling. :1 glance will show you that the values are not equalled, let alone dis-
counted, anywhere near here.. We want to turn every dollar's worth we can
into ready cash inside the next few weeks and are willing to make it worth
your while to help us do it. That's the reason we are so generous in our bar-
gain giving.
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of boys' school clothing will/ be very popular. Made in colors, brown and
grey, all wool tweed, got up/with a view to wear and so cheap that no mother
will buy cloth and make them up after ouce seeing these. Inspection invited.
The krtos Gold Miniu Co
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411 Cooper Building, Denver, Colo.
BuildhgAND...on
Alteration
PORTER'S -
BOOK
STORE <, N r = 000..E
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We have let the contract for fitting our
store with cat glass, fine china and sterl-
ingsilver cabinet', which when completed
wil be e.00nd to none in Canada. You
know we are progressive and bound to
keep abreast of the times, so, in order to
give the contractors, a clear sweep, we
have decided to clear certain goods at a
pries mower than remove or store them.
Enoegh said. Watch our show windows
for prion.
Oar Telephone No. is 100 B.
.No goods charged at sale prices.
W. C. PRIDHAJH
Clothier and Furnisher.. -. . Next to Lee & Shephard.
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BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Use your Telephone.
Don't waste time and money
travelling.
Continuous service.
GEO. PORTER,
Local Manager.
!,Phone No. 100.
Porter's Book Store,
Court House Square, Oodef lch
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trittrttrtmr,,,rtly•
NEW . STORE
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IN THE OLD STAND
IHAVE started store in my old stand and am
■■ ready to do business with a complete new stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for the
corning season's trade. I have nothing to offer but
new, fresh goods, bought in the best market,
which I am prepared to offer at rock bottom prices
for Cash. In soliciting a portion of your trade I
do so with confidence that I can. satisfy you, both
in quality and price. It is not necessary to quote
prices just now, but I wish to call 3our special at-
tention to my stock of Black and Colored Dress
Goods (Flacks in particular) ranging in prices from
25c. to $3.00 a yard. Silks in great variety, both
in colors and black. Remember the place, COL -Y
BORNE'S old stand.
J. 11. COLBORNE, -
TI MMS. f.tregodnloe anb or v:« t7ODERICH.
45c for Ncc°n° Underwear
It's only because we want to clear out the Robinson underwear right down to site
last garment that we make this great price cut. \,A chance to buy staple goods like under-
wear for just about half price comes but once in a very great while and you should not miss
it. There are about 200 garments in the lot and if you went to the factory and bought
them in case lots you wouldn't buy them as cheaply as. you can buy them at this store today.
Every garment is perfect in every particular and will give satisfactory wear and the Robin-
son prices were 75c and S5c each, Its the biggest underwear bargain of the season,
such a one as you are not likely to run across again for many a day to come.
900 PIEUEB of moo's n•.4erwe.r. Rate sod drawee, aeon lisal. firm art Meas beak with short. salt and 450
o100 aeesiem, very warm avid a mlortabl., will wear well, all ..ss The Realms prime were 75e sad 86e.
Oa sal., oommsnetog Friday, s year oboist lar.
MCKENZIHAVE THE &E HOWELL
AGENCY FOR THE
MERICRN SLWOVEN WIRE FENCE
Made ef Large, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
' mens
Amply provides for expansion and contrac-
tion. Only Best Bessemer steel wires .,r„„
used. Always of uniform quality. ~�
sen`
Never goes wrong no matter how . . r w I. - i4 t
great a Sora` ti ► m / 1 r w ,'�',�
is put upon k. ,r,o
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Does net mutt- � � � � . , .
late, hut does I t' l
efficiently taro a ,',' I ` ,- •
cattle, berms. m I # '
hags and pigs. tt ' I. r ' r {
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Our Clearance of Winter Mantles.
The mantle stock is getting down to low
water mark. We are aiming at selling every
garment in the store. We ought to have no
trouble doing it selling them at the very low
prices we are. We remind. you of those ad-
vertised last week and tell you of one other
bargain.
Ladies' Jaokete $2.45. The $7 to $Y kind.
dart .Iron' • d. neo .1 them 1e1•, the bent garments is
the stook, new styles this wasoo. fawn ani blank Ten 2.45
R rb,nseo orielsMelee.er. 17.00 to $9 00. Your Melee sew
Chlldr.n's Motors deliing ifor $L96
If you have a little girl and want a rough
and tumble school coat fur her do not let this
chance slip.
A few gide: tweed ulster•, all essll • see, -materiels
that will stand no end e1 hard wear. '1 he Robusoo
prime were :4 00 sad 16.00 Jut these Lew small egos 1.25
left, •o ou hey g ..Moto.t yeaMoto.
EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
Gil end Bee It. Can show you how it will save you money.
We have sold miles of this teeeing.
irmini. year it is better than ever.
it will pay yen to site ap your requirement and give as your order now.
McKtNZIE HOWELL
The pl.os to bay all Hardware sheep.
rlore About our Hosiery Values.
We have sold hundreds of pairs of hose
since this sale started. It is hardly any won-
der, for thoroughly reliable hosiery is selling
here for one-third less titan its value. We
have an exceptionally large stock to sell and
have made exceptionally prices to sell it
out 1111irkly, No hosiery buyer to miss these.
Udldn.'s ribbed woda hese, heavy rib, made from
ideas sod street wonted yams, double ham, aplleed
hem. • eapllal smeheeg to weer. The ReM..ee Mss
was 56e, Now selling at . 55e
Large ekes is the above make, led the shim ter
beve swhoa wear. Tu 8.1..... peso wee 60A Now
"WWI at 061
Ladies' SOc Hose for 35c.
Just 53 or 60 pain Is dile at ladies' ribbed wales
Mee, glade hem .oft cashmere versa. nae. eats and
aa.tsetable. The Rebta•os press was 60.. flew sell -
log as
Blanket Prices Away Down.
This is just the weather for blankets, and they'll be
needed for a couple of months to come. We have just a few
pairs left and yon can get a pair of good ones for a very low
price if you buy before these are gone. -
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Itory wool blot bete, torte
11001. Mal. from strawy, .._.
ferns, fescy border, jeer •'
ample ei pain left. Special for
sale
3.45
72 Mob, whits wool ehlr•isg,
Wong and firm. The Rebkem
pries was lb. Now method for.. 50c
N 1115 blesk.ts. ntoetly .cool,
gstcei wdgbt • sod sine, Goland
bsrdsis, 341 liap/ka. Epeeist
fee ..l.. 1.88
Lars white blankets, 70194
imam, volt dash, Mary herder,
a real geed artiele that will wear
..11 epeelel (.r sun . , 2.95
Print Patches 1Oc.
50 Ib.. print patches, ....real sines
end .olio., dna ap la Mils,
Your sheen IOC
Cashmere Gloves 10c.
60 pairs abllde's's e•obmvs and
weans sad lilies' wegl.. tleyas.
26
regular 15e to . melt Metes of lOc
Dress Trimmings 5c.
500 garde of dress trfmmMs', black
sed mins, odds and ..ds of Ilam
that rata a 10s an 9fa. Awad .....
let yet ward
Flannellette Drawers 25c.
Ladles' aasselleiAe drewen, made
from ismer assasirtte, Deserted
bow
Dor p stripes, feet oilers. bpolal
eat
orrin PR.rom - °AARE on lipsiorractio.
ITIODGENS BROS.
Robinson's Old Stand, Uodertoh,
HORTICUL1 URAL MMETINOS.
The members of the Odw eb Herttenl •
tats) Sesimy will bald their *later
metier M 41u.. leg warless selsMets Soo
meted with bi:Radi ttr* to the sesrsarl'o
office, oemseesok. at 7:30 oath ayeneag m
t 1e lotlewtat dates t
Marsh tat. -The altlyata of rhubarb.
-T. C. rat,ra-
Moreb SOL -Hew to grew •rtlehekes.-
A J. Fowl.an
March 15 -Bast teemlin• of VIM",
raspberri.•, sleseremeri,i. ourrsete, room -
barites 5114 d.whprriee W. Waa,oOlt.
Lamb nod.-Rer11ealtere is sebeel.-
R. D Oeuat
W. LAWS,ManaiJF s T. Q barna,
Wwlamt.
CARLOW.
S.*onay. Fel. 23rd.
As .atb.sieste simmer' was b.ld J. the
Wwasbtp ball led nt.11 M essai the
q.ssMm N etabltsbtag • perk•peokksr fae-
tot y la sae of the.elghbarteg tewee. The
nbjeet was thetwaghly dissented ad .vary
one who spoke strongly lowered the st•rehg
et Weak se Industry 1 there wee vet ons ala.
eentlgt vetss. If net as tadaswy wore 1101.
6011111014 1. them semien the fallow would
honedt Is Mit -stat of The loiddlemaa'.pre-
sod the bleb fre'gbt rates, wishing bis
badness a p.yiag ase M • low ensr1 4,
.ai sepsstelly with ih. 0uderie% harbor
mill nisei., nee feed sr mill meta will he
lever re peke, r thei wive haters she min
'awn gsrMga► The ababwab *Odes
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of the gabbetla. was, it kerne mrk1 Is os
gre•bssI wane. The Oderleb Bard ofread• was topreeeatod leg the president,
S. Williams, A. M.D. Alias sad Wu. Came
hell, mod is impn.la, shelf Walls tbd
Mob • srofee• as the rue Were the mlM'$
out highly eommendsbls they echoed thor
s. tment. of every I5sl117 s w who
eyes the a►jeet any bbengbt. 000 MOM
the 1iesk.d mato el the rends, the eased -
awes aM geed. It wee ambled to hold se•
otter amts. es Friday. Marsh 1511, wheat
we espsst toss the ►•11 p.ek•a eneeo.%
teem M pub • geed table ••• .f
emeheaeo. A asle1•ttteo, eatsasd
Major Young, William James vend wiW�
aerasahae, wan apela1a to adios gosh
td. ,salla re may be esisi nae M WM.
It to 111s meet■g.
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