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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THuNIaDAT, March 21, 1901.
W.Acheson&Spn
Superb Lines of
Dress Goods.
We are now showing all our Imports of New
Dress Stuffs.
The judgment of fushiou has settled upon
the following weaves, latest and best of the leaning foreign manufacturers.
Black and oolored silk and wool aeoliaus, crepe de ebonies, voile',
heunettas, medium weigh' broadcloths, panne cropes, albatross, pupltur, .re
the present vogue of matenals and display the ur.weet 'luta, at very malt -rate
prions.
WASH DRESS FABRICS
One of the most attractive departweuts lu our tore with its great as
sortment of gingham., dietitian, sateeus, leen., percales, c.mbnce, grrnadines,
batistes. 140 higher oleos asaortmoute are shown in Canada.
Inspection Invited.
W.Acheson& Son
s. 3 .AND L L CONVENT ION. 1 mime! were. They should allow teem
selves to be instrumento in Ood's bands ot
aslpn M 4114 Waal OssVW .s M.ld N doing Rood. The Com tiros of the ks
the Ive.Ss lral . Oelb.ree peel y
wee also discussed.
The following Is a report of the 0a1o0 Coe A 0001111.11.3 Committee tett appointed
yentas of the M.385dlet and K heal re deet ',airier'for tee earning year. Th•
oharobob held at tM Kvaaaolto5l Church, 0.0.5otloo 1.6.0 adjourned to 11 S1 se 2
•olock r. M.
Colborne, March 3rd and 4:h.
SUNDAT, MAUCH SOD. APr.tNaiN eaalUN.
The morning snit a 1030 • r. was Attar devotional exerotes. 000lacted by
coadnoted by the Rev. A M. Clement, who R.r. M J. Wileoo, the report of the
Kvsog•lioal, Bethel, Balmlike and Glut)
took for bus Lost the words 000teined V soboul• ware received. All the saboolt
Jim.. 1 : 21 25 le spite of the tOol•meooy sere repot led te le l0 • prosperous ouod,
,.1 the steam this serve* eras well •ho.4• tion. The report• of Beth. I and Ziuo
Leagues •ho were hard
oat and proved • blemlat Lo all protest. A E. Allen uelolded e. some length "The
The mono for ale service esu turn shed by Difffoulkee in Modern S.bb•tb School
the HwmUler Choir. Work " The first difficulty presented Itself
Al 2:30 r is. • salon Sabbetb *oboist
antler the obildreo w eland the S•b
bath school. 'rhos foals lies prt0olp•lly
gatheemg Wr 8.181. Tb1. g.t8r1e8 we. with the parent, who are In many oases 1a
addreleed by 1b.. J. H McCl.etoo. el different regarding Sabb.th •abool work.
WYestSdd, and O. M. Kitten. of (iod.rlch. The great desire for freedom which early
" How Ge We Holp the debbs10 8°8001?" all obtldreo possess has .1.o to b. overcome
sod " How Oen N . Expect Help from 1t Y' Keeping the oblldree In the 4.bb.lh school
were the them.. 01 Mr. MoCllutoos reatter getting th,m there to many instances
aorta. while O. M Kihotl spoke on " Seb- proves to b. •dtthoulty. The teacher should
,.I6 School Tells." The Zoo obolf raiders.] r !ar a possible mak. 18. la.00 ialeese►-
e• made en t►M.00utuo. lag sad au* difiio0lty would to • oerLain .1
R•v. K.A. Shaw oeeduoted lb. .u. oiog..r- tent b. orertm.. Keary thing oosstbl.
ire .17 r. r. Sim r.m.r►• w. re bled 00'be should be t'ooit to mok• the Nuod.y school
words found is Jobs 4 : 4 Th • eel'10• wee attractive to the clod. A H.idls and H
..II atteed.l and proved Lriptul to .1 . Th• Sovder further duo0esed 101.1091.
I•...ogdLrl choir roadster iI•s meel0 les R... It N 6ttug, H. A., til Mith.11.
inti •setae. thee ousel meted the "qu..tle° drawer "
MONDAY, 0A11t'a 4T111. ler. Wee e0 lateral tug Ieatur• o1 chi• es. -
1 i e morr lag eeestoo was Gelled to order sten. Th. questions ..ked woo oumerous.
9 45 A.M by the acts .r preslde■t. H.Soy• rb.y were ably handled and answered to
after 11 blab ins opwt0g •10rotses war• the retisfeetlon of •Il ooasero.d.
dolt' oonducId by Key Mr. Shaw. Alter the '• Model Sabbath Sheol Close" wag the
i coning ex.roisle A.Il.ddle tetroduo.d the subject .sergosd to R... M. L. Wino, of
.01 j•oi, „ Reletloc of Parents to the Sato- Berke The followlug pointers regarding
• .th label " A. • rule parent■ .r. very Otto subject were suggested • Se punctual
cod.ffereot as de bebbetb school work. Keep • r.gutry of your claw. Teacher and
1 nay should attend the Sabbath .sisal .s who w should ba.. Bibles In hand. fh•
ohm ae possible ted aloe see that their roadie, ot the lemon may b. omitted, 1f
enildren are regular 1a atteed.uoe Parent rad •1 the opoato■ of the *obool. H.•.
rould •esu' their oblldren by reading the the ooe1wtio0 1:ti t6• ptrvious lemon
It hie with them dally sod help them in ih• taken op. The preparation of the lesson
.•u{y of tis. Sande! school Iemoo. Rtes. should be thorough. K.ub pupil might be
t1 .1 N ikon, h. A. Sh.w and otb.r• took assigned certain point• to prepare for the
earl in • thorough di.oOesto0 tis this sob- following Sunday. 7 be 1w.00 should be
divided. In r d to he dtytsiee ..f the
lesson the follosiog yule lone sboa:a be
assed: Where! When! Who! Wh.• !'L'ee
m.p (7 0.oeas1•7 in every `t.bbath scbo,)
should b. need.
Miss A. M Ferguson reed a helpful neper
on " Union of Old .ad Young to the League
Benefits '' •l'he Epworth L -ague of
the present day is best ortlou•d .a being
moldy • young people's meeting and the
prayer mating as being • plaoe of rt rug•
for the old. There Is oo r.aaoo why the
twe should not ..udwtorlls unite. The
lofi0ence of the older 01101 11 gives •
higher tons to the league to many ways
The oosIraet between the .c•mplee a1 be-
fore the young of the lives of oln Doti.
C:rutians and old Chnsti.0s t. an 100.05151
to younger member. to 11•. Dare end godly
Ilves. The older people •re able to give the
nger people the benefit nt •lperlecoe
Trab. Dramas of tb• older people In the
L.asce bait a tendency to add
Tb• energy of the ►Doer om bleed with the
more wu,ht) prayers of the old, with •
perfect unison of spirit and ooawerviog
trust in God, mane make • League helpful
sod prognut•e. Rove. R Whiting and
M. J. Wilson took put Ib farther discuss,
leg the stablest.
"Use of `.064Lth School Help." was the
seat subject ander discussion. This took
the form of • didotue between Mears
Boddie and Butt. Leeson helps are .d
55nt0geo01 In the prevention o1 the lesson,
but they should Cot be taken Into tbe,S.b
beth school The lesson should be taught
'rollout referring to help. ID env way.
she report et the nominating Committee
was received. The following otiirn were
elated for the .5.at05 year : President,
C. Treble ; The president, W. Steams ;
esoretery. F. Dant ; tre•eonr, T. Tabb ;
oreoative ommletee, 1. MoClarty, A
Heddle, J. Sohwanl, W. Dann sod R
Miwhell,
Tee committee decided that the Celt oon-
,..tion be held at the Zion appointment
h• on•entten then adjourned to meet •t
7.30 r...
slat for the ensuing year, C. Table, eftl• see elate Care Ter To.Asaeae.
Mated as ub.lrm•u, Th. tint oemMr a Not wily tor toothache, bol soy nerve
i8. program was • quartette by members of
the Bsmtller ohulr. Rev. M L Wise d•
livered a yery able address ou "1'ho Child."
This was 1.11owed by • quartette by moon
bon of the Evaogst o•I obeli:. A helpful
and int.rosting .ddrw by Rev. R Who
tae, IS A., .a "Vision. and Burdens" was
listened to with muub appreciator. Mem
ban of the Zion oboar favored the audience
with • quartette, after which • vote of
blanks wee I adored Revs. M. L Wag and
R Whiting for the very able meaner la
whioh they .seleted to Ibe ouoy.utlon. A
meet .uooemetul ouuveuuua was then
brought to • Clow by the stogies of the
"ecology.
DUNGANNON.
DR. 0. A. NEWTON. DENTIST. HAB
dl.ionttnued his tripe t0 Dungannon.
Will be pleeeed to meet *Or from that aehrh-
borhoudl who mayy r.uulre h4 servloes at the
home omoe, Luokaow, when no wlll be found
ever) day Intim week except 'Thursday. when
he delta Ripley. Special 011.0000 paid to
preenrration of natural teeth, urowo end
bridge work. *to. Ley methods of extract-
Ranch- The toast mgescr In Llunaaaeen
for Tug SIsN.L Oat the o roe of J. G. eau,
000v. seer, to.. who will resolve or
n
detee suptlons. •dv.rtlalog and job -
work. arid Js autborked to Ove receipts for
amounts odd fur the same
1'ulsuoY, Mar. 121b.
Hxaa AND 'rasa•, -Mn. 8 J. Craw-
ford is et -Frying her via. to relatives at the
Soppy Village. She has been nertlst some
matt or ton days and expects to reluro
home In theater tutus D MoN.ytee,
ere, 1s oo a 'roma, tour to friends at Blyth,
Seelorth, Kx1t.r and other potato. W•
wish the bl• gentleman • pleawst
time during hu visit and • safe retnr0
U. MoNeylns, jr , th• popular proprietor of
Ubagannon livery stables, r.oelved the sad
laullIISaoe o0 Saturday lase that til. broth-
er Alexander, of Sealortb, had sustained an
irreparable lose. but lode having deprived
this Ids oa Seturd•y morning in Ilia prms
of life and vigor Her ere was about 32
year*. Mr. Mol'uevlas and hse wite left
bare ter Se•forth en Saturday afternoon
lost sod retureed home on Sunday. The
remains were Interred in W ungh.m oeme-
tory on Monday. The bereaved basbeed
and an Infant Child heys universal syw-
betby to their trouble . .. Mn. A. Wat-
son, of Forest, who, with her two abildreo,
has bio for some time 51.11101 bar mother
and other relatives, left here oo Friday
last, via Loekoow, for W lagham, Lo tote
her buvb•od, who Intends to locate there
with his tacitly to the event of getting a
suitable position. Mn. Waaoe was
brought op to Dungannon and Is much
esteemed by the oltlte0. her Re..
M. Turnbull, of (iodation, and Rev. M, M.
(ioldl, -r,, of Duagan000, eiobaoged pal
pate last Sabbath Henry Fowler, who
hes had Isis ^farm, part of lot 15, ooh 7,
West Wawaor►,leesed for • term of years.
lakeside to remove on to It 1n the span. of •
few day. ted resume farming uperatiou.
We wish him eaoo.es.. ...Mrs. Wm. Fow-
ler, formerly of N.wbndgs, and now of
MSr•tb000., Alberta, after havlog been o0
• e eltriode" •luttag tour Lo relatives here
end other point, left tor home reoectly....
Intimas Fowler, o1 Newbridge, after vett-
log relatives In this v.utotty lett dation last
week tor Str.rhooa, Alberta, where, if it
suits, he intends toat..... Quite a
n umber of the young H eat n are boom
lag settlers of the Prs rk .Province and N.
W. '1errlteryIb. Miles Kv• and
Pearl Mallough, deurhere of mine hoisting
of the Mn sllougb Douse, . sway on • visit I written, about change of climate, and its
io r.d.tive. at Blyth, Clinton, Seafortb, influence on the patient "Stick to low
Stratford and other point Oa Mom-
-tsy of lase week Henry Fowler belt hen to
ahead the funeral of his niece Mu. Agues
Jackass. the second daughter of Samuel
laokrb two 2 tolerable of Huron. The
Mies H.ly.r thee rad a v.i y 'sterretisg
end helpful paper ea ' Douse std Upper
toont.s o1 Sestet Committee 1■ tem Lame '
The motel oommlttee meet to the tint
place promote • postal feeling throatiest
every Lague meeker/ and also to .,.r5
mbar make' of the ober.* No church .r
League lookion 18. .pir'lt .f sociability sae
•rer grow or be prosper'sa. The greaten
are should b. token In *Itemise the social
Journalise te have thew who really desire
to awaken I. the hearts of .11 a spirts of
brotherly 'Oedema. The m5mb.re of tisk
committee .heeld ever be reedy with •
hearty bud -slop w all, but espselally a
the oasoal Oates( to tbi league .ad to
strangers. iI is tie duty of this potassium
to arrange "at bsmee,"whioh should be bold
regularly Is the League room. In those
motel gal se lags all the leffu.eem should be
morally and .plrltselly uplifting. Besides
mowing the tree spirit of oeotebdity the
members of the sed•l ooamittee should 'o
deayor to win seals for the Mater. A
sptrftd dlseuai'o en au, 'object followed.
Z. Mltobeil lstrod.osd the eubj.:t "The
5,bbeth Reboil Trobsr outside the Soh -
bath Behoof." It is e1 greet Import""
that ilia reacher should set •a example for
the obildres to fo1Nw. He should show,
at all tame, the spirit .f s elabillty to the
Children. Towbars should maks It • rale
to •ielt their oblides. se often sie possible In
order that they may boeome better so -
ionised with them. This subject was
turtle( duoosmed by Rev. M. Omens, J.
lahw.,, and A. Riddle.
Rev. M. J. Whose, B. A., of Nils, de.
livered a very able address en "The Twb
er'. Muter Key." The Jewel of • Christ -
lite spirit k the master key ler ueloking
the ham.. soul. Twben should pitmen
n
Ihle key le order that they may be able
to taloa the seal of the obtld to Od's le-
taooe. The k• sst fit the look The
teacher mast thoroughly understand the
o611d he Ie drliss with. It rout b. •
genuine key. Tisk key should oleo be an
•1peot.0t key. Tam Noche, should always
he expeoNsg remota frees the work done In
the Ueda, wheel It mast be • modest
key. Teachers should always give the Lord
Jesse 0,1401 the heat plane le all Sabbath
Wln Oared .Imeet lealselly by Neu villa,.
O.e drop rquels lu pato .ubdulu3 purer
ll•. Atop. of any other ,.,...dv "rnou..ode
ay 50 Powerful, ps•tr►tteg, p•10 sub.
Maine N.rvrlins. Muy.11uw la .u1100 for
iu1tu.l and ex tercel use The world
unattended for Its equ.1. llruVItISI. Sell It
Your mousy book if n is 1101 Su
BAND -MADE
DAIRY
TINWARE.....
Our own haud-made Dairy
Tinware made out of your grand-
mothers' of I -fashioned hand -dip-
ped block tin, is the cheapest
and cleanest tinware to buy.
All goods marked in plain
figures ; the smallest child can
get the same bargains as the
older ones as we have only one
price and that is the cheapest.
No overcharging in the shop.
J. H. Worsell,
rise .3..i,. o,.•i ,„,n 0. man,
trot , r.01J
A 11OME CURE.
T,.d0. Cense,
biro euro,, owns al all kinds removed with-
out Win or eon spots by Putnam . Paulette
Coro and Nati. Extractor. 'Thousands
tally that. It u u•rtal0, potatoes mod
prompt. Beware of substitutes offered for
the genuine •'Putnam'." Katr.utor. :tat ••
sate, harmless. At .11 druggists or seat by
all upuo rooe,pt of twenty fir. woo. N
C,'Pol.o. A Co.. K,taistee, Oat.
131, ti
Dintitn
Consumptives Need not
Leave Their Own Homes
to be Cured.
The Slocum -System
W Tr..tmest 1. Offered pea Ab-
solutely Free.
are simply kidney dttsorders. The kidneys
filter the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood passes through the kid-
neys every three minutes. if the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can ren In flu circulation
longer than that t...., Therefore if your
Wood is out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They are in need of
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do 0U three, the finest
and most imitated Mood medicine there
A consideration not to be overlooked
in the treatment of consumptives is the
expense in quest of health. Some of ow
medical men are now advising then
patients to go long distances in the hope
that change of air will do them good A
lot of solemn nonsense is being said, and
altitudes", says one. "Go the mountains",
says another. How is a poor perplexed
sonerer with sore lungs, to decide among
these different authorities ? The fact is,
people die of consumption in all climates
deceased was to the vigor and prime .11ife, iThey recover from it too, in all climates.
befog 23 years, 6 months and 22 days .t the 'if they are treated properly. The only
time 01 her death, whioh was (mused by ' positive cure for the disease is to kill the
consumption. The bereaved parent., germs that produce it. This 13 accOw
brothers and sisters end other rel.ttyee plish. d under the Slocsm system 01
h... •h. .3.0.51 eymns'hy of ti,e Com treatment The disease mast have nods
moody, to the severe •tflt" on. The re- ing to feed on. That is the principle
malas were Interred In ('105 R.ver cemetery underlying the Slocum system. You can
oo Tuesday. 6th 'net. The deceased was • try it at your horse.
resident of Dungannon for some time and POSITIVELY FREE.
was o 3h1y respected.
MON DAV March 18th. T•O.r roof �a fyt.deer hese• Fanee....
sf T,.•t.•„t. •f.pir writ [log
T A. 11.051.0
WbfleO AND Gotno. -Mr.. Jobe H.mleo, LYanra i -n. LI.nM, to xmg et. w..i, r•ns'-
uf l.ederloh, was visiting at the homeetad 35,31.10. post oars aid rams. pair•..i ,.5, and
hs • last week, returning home on FnA.y a. hes . 11,Le (Te, /Moum t chi he
BCrreturnedur at
.. Mn J. Crawford returned laspr
e week w.pa 0e041.5 tee v.5 eiore Snow ter
•Iter a pleasant visit •t Lookoo*/.... Mrs. paper.
Ker ie,
f{.rbeur rot tuned home on Thursday born A5.atas pepw. w�oinoereg lle.amy free go, plow.54 ser eete
• lengthy ylelt with trends at Forest ....It. W To.+sre u.baetesf.e,
Molts, of Oedertob, Wu in Duogansoa .o
Friday,
Tug I.ATIJACO. RYAN -On Sabbath lug;
March 17ab, the remains of the late J.00b
Ryan, who died .t his residence on th.
day previous, at the •gs of 61 years and
seven months, after an Illsem of about two
weeks' dor0tioo from lung trouble, esu• ln•
tarred in Dungannon cemetery, belog .e
oorred there from hie late restdenoe near
Dooiannon by a large o0rtea5 ot sorrowing
rdetrves and sympathising friends, then
being upwards of two hundred vehicles in
•Mondano.. Rev, Wm. Nelson, of Nile,
oonduoted the oh. oles and the pall bear-
ers were R. Kirk, John Elliott, Robert Mo -
Dwain, Samuel Kerr, Chu. Glnin and
Chu. Stewart. Besides the bereaved
widow there are two loos, Henry at d
George, and lour daughters, Mise.. Mary,
M Ellen and Daley 1'he dsc.u.d
was an Industrious and Intelligent farmer,
much respected by all his ouphbon, and
was nn. o1 the pioneer' of Ashfield town
ship. - -
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
■vxN1NO 011151011
Alter devotional egeroltoe the acting Drool.
dent, H. Snyder, retired. The president
ABIQ PURCHASE
EXTRAORDINARY
OFFERING OF
BLACK AND WIIITE GOODS
..AT THE ARCADE...
WHITE GOODS.
0091810n TOWNSHIP
MONDAY, Mar. 4, 1901
Connell met today. Minutes of last meet
ie, reed and paced. Moved by John
Middleton, seconded by Jas Jobostoo, that
council intends passing a bylaw at nest meet -
log of ounoll to add Into 46 and 74, Matt.
on., to No 4 union school section, God.•
rioh and Hallett townships, and that olerk
n otify all Cordes lot•reeted Mooed by
John Woods, eeond•d by Jae. Cox, that
the following changes be made- 1n pathm•a
en: John Gibson In oleos of A. Carson,
John Harrlsoe,er.,(o place of1Wm.Harrkon.
George Hays 1n plane of F. Mollymo, John
Wiggloton in place of R Frioh Byla.e
Noe. 3 sod 4 were read and reseed.
Aeons Smith, 01 Stratford, was appointed
township engineer. L. A. Anderson was
• polntd wistant •ere••or 1e me. Mr.
Thompson is unable to :ittnue his dirties
se assessor, through geese, his services
M be pdd by Mr. Thompson. No path
maser is allowed to speed money for sboyel
Ina gravel unless authorised by oomn.iesloo-
er : se nommleslouer has power te spend mote
than 11.5 In any road division. The following
soonest' were ordered ped : Jae. MOMllleo,
gravel,$1 74: News-Reoord,prini lus.32 70 :
eudltere, 710. Council adjourned to meet
on the mooned Monday In April, NIxor'
STCIDY, Clerk.
2000 people of town and adjacent to it to visit the Arcade any day
this week and inspect the White Wear Hale now in full swing. Not a piece
of old stock shown. Everything the very latest. Embroideries, insertions,
i.awns, Dors and Blouse Muslims, Laces, Cambric., White Cottons, Front-
ing*, linen*, Stamped Goods, Blouses, Infants' Wear and all kind. of White
Under wear.
BLACK GOODS.
IA ?whet Physicists
1. somethteg unique. To he had In a
C•kerrbos.a5 Inhaler. Tnls wonderful,
oosvwlent little Instrument Is very verse -
ills, H actually kills those nasty olds In
the heed (n half em hoar, and relieves .ere
l.hreet le about five minutes. Patients n -
.05.1l55 from pe.0moela had C.tarrhoroee
• valuable .Id, as It strengthen. and Im-
proves the Innis For the rune nettle, its
hall .n gond. and great singers, ratio
speaker. use C.earrhswue and say they
would net be without It heroism It prevents
Anemones. and readers the volt nap:ble of
g reeter endurant. As for *earth, asthma
and hrenohltb, Caterrhnvoee alone le the
only positive mare for them apnea 10.
Ladies affirm that for siok headache and
tired i .11.3 waves the eyes ..thin to es
helpful ee Oerrrbe►ti. which aloe restores
unveiled beerr.g that w sassed by tern.
(l.Wanbsos.S presser sea Is guaranteed to
man e11 dktoss1s el nb5 respiratory amiss,
and are w get It from say draggle,, tarn
.Ise, 71.00: mall eke, 2M, A trial seat
fee 100. b N. C. Passe Z 0e., Ksapsese,
(Imes* ss Helrt'd 0..r. U. 8.
Black Semple, Oheviota, Black Leitrim, all t'.. leading weaves in Bleak
Weft Matesi•I fee Spring, an 1 upwards of 70 please of R; 41'weed to be sold
at hies th*s oo.t of pr'odaotion. 'hero is no necessity of buying the great
rejected no load'y adversion& home t1 the Aro•de while this great Black
and Whlre Goads Rale is on if it's only to lee how m00h better it is to hey
strictly up-tnd•tm Goals at from 10 to 15 per cent less than regular prices.
THE ARCAD0. W. E.RtWe
J BROPBEY & SON
-- 5111 LIADINII -
Vt NN.tru\ v‘T414t0'Ctt O31.3
Y.+MO Q\deer B .
larder. enr.rally wooded to a' ■11
hoer., algal ie. day.
blucher harper.
DON'T
TAMPER...
Reld's Old
...Stand L �1 L / 1 %�/� M
cII '5 poderlch.
S YLKI3SSE"
•1.
A new material made by W. Grandame k Co., Limited, Hrsutfurd, Zug -
lend. Imitation of black silk in appearance, feel and rustle, absolutely tart
color and • good wearer for drawer, skirt., waittte or lining. Good /5C^
value at 35c. Our special prtoe w, per yard (33 itches wide) 14W •lar
with your health.
Don't are Drugs and Medicines
of tlue,tiunalrle quality. flet the beet
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is al.
way. fresh, and ee h article pure, po
tent and •ati•factorv,
Our Prescription Department
hos a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
MUSLINS-Black and white .tripe,
an apo 5, tot. w"or•, othing
asset of 0. 50 ler wwets, at per yd 180
F. JORDAN
NI rxitcal Hsll .
HOMESPUN - To laud, tut 591108 .took
til he Barrie Homespun. pure we 1, to
the utal wale. .1 bruwu., grove., blues,
t r y and 1 Ie, gram, In ied,vudu.l e,.1
Woo be. BpioIal.
BLACK 1)RICS8 11001)4 -Our apsolels are
.erg15 at 2bo an.471 35 with .11 paces be-
tween, At boo, bbu tea 75o we hey•
better valee than ever.
LAI.1-. t. CRTAINS-B«tdem oar regular
•sock we hoot • lot of Slagle pales soil
41031• Curtains as stent had price. 1f you
want • .1081. enrelo or pmts 11 will My
you to ase them.
Men's heavy serge suite frons 13.30 up.
Mou's tweed trousers from 69c up.
Boys' short pouts from 28e up.
Men's wool sox from 12;c up.
Men's heavy cashmere sox, were 35e a
pair, for 25u.
Men's overalls for 35c.
New colored shirts at 43c and 50c.
See them.
Winter goods now at any old:price. Jackets, half price ;]boys' over-
coats as low as 41.00. It would pay you to buy for next winter.:
McKillop Mutual Fire IEssr'ssce Co•
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
- RRTYINSURED
Value of Pro?•r'y I ..are 1 up to Jannsr
Ila' .. .. $3,04x.015 55
orrtCgrt 450 DIHLCTri 117.
.JALYe'Io,'3. 11.1.TW. (rr 3aBro•dfott.
Jell • .J.
Wal Ja f vans. J. U. Gr eve, J Hensewe a,
the c e s: 1V ' 1 Bro taro a, desfo -the teepee-
torei les '• : T. It. Hays. Seefortb. secretary
-
trNod, or
8015711.
J. W. leo. Holm.svllle; James Cummtod.
Rgmood rtes; H. MCMIII o, aeafo-th: H-
�mitb. H•rloek
Pali( yd olden can pay aeeeesmente and not
Ihetr cards rete', red v Mr. Coati Clinton. or
at McLean Bios.' Pala. a Clothes store (Oo"t -
rich.
Sr1ll sulis, overc011ls
777_ .- avec =iz_
1 he m.0 dee. ed Is s matt nee.'. at
out •,tin •(s. a 1-. -Ito trim, as It • 11,5
am" -,ou el .7 •ry •.1.n .•Lt.ste to look.
A I• ge rsp'e of ulotlu to chaos.
Iron.
If
re are cnstem3Ia1iDg getting a
11461 i".;0O1. Ior fall wear. 3l ,' tea
chance o a 1,e y"u. Praia right
H. DUNLOP
WSW Hlree.t
A Great Snap
The 7 ove is cut into stove wood
len;th arirl will be delivered to any
part of the town the tame day as
ordermd.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN. T
(lorderich. November 21st, 1899. 53-3m
ijard
i
)Veer
Shoe.).
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking about,
ed go0.1 strong boots; to stand the racket.
V!'te got be ver kind you want ---stout, thick
!es ( .1.4 lCa,her, iniad )'Oil), good strong insteps,
•.'. ''!I t'':_ kn- Ocdgc that they Itlu$t be
•
t'r, t'-a'a1:11 i
FROM $1.25 UP.
WI'1. SHARMAN, Jr.
_ our (linger Soap. at .50. s
pound, o1 which we sella barrel • week.
Thu 1s11'5 nor only Sap, as 0. 05111,
every' 8103 111.1 oan be found In so nu
to de's grocery •tore, and our priors
.re right. 1 he lermen know that they
Oen gins.)• net from •. T. tor their
prodot.- :Va sit.. r .t DO
I.gttlutaie trade - a.,.) .. , .0al.:
Gl
area are or potato'', Pard.., oil er
dhnloest t.b10 Chula. We dna to _d
of them.
G. TIPLING & CO.,
1{e I ford block., 0 Mater ich.
THE FUNITURE AND
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
lately carried on by Messrs. BECK Eli k MYERS hal been
purchased by
CORNELL di SON
who will continue 14 k_$11 it. branches.
M1, Oo!1t I bleu g experience in the humidors, and
the new firm will put for very effort to give first-clw goods
and service at reasonable ate.. Special attention will be given
to iUndertaking. All fo ale cast's will be att,tded to by Mrs.
Cornell, who pose sees • diploma from the Sullivan Sohoel of
Embalming, Toronto. No charge for embalming. You will
not be burdened with extortionate charges.
S;lraying Potatoes ►�,,}��•�
vi iia the✓
lee.ss iu.redible th.t tern.. . snoind use
1 rt. do els, when they u• t, 1 both Potato
1o. -1a sed duga t• ere o,,e,aw., 00e ata.
e JPKAMOl Oit don .pray ...mes in
a dry.
"I n. SPRAMOTOR dn... out . pear,
mat .pray, thon,ughiy. covering the picot.
d destroying every vestige of rowand
en
to sect lite, 1 • the only way to grow petatat
pr"At.biy, a.. 1 leu, double the crops at s
udlmg •nae
Sent , your acre and we'll . you free
an iN Mgr Illustrated) til Tread.. en Spraying.
and (eel par...In of a SPRAMOIOH,}�
whish Is sawing the fa.men d Caa•e•
thoounda of dollen annually. It volt spray •I-
oth•r,,htupo
to. �! '
The Sprsrnofa Co., London. Ont
illi._ 'SI
20..
CRI
t,A1L'1'
1
Spraying with the SPRAMOTOR weft
rerueiy ..Air.. Mustard roll par-
ncitte. to our look on .pay.u$.
THIRTY DAYS' SALE
in order to clear out a portion of the stock, a great bargain
rale is being held for thirty days.
All good. marked down to oo.t or under coat. No old, out
nt date Roods ; everything naw and modern.
This special .ole will oontinue only thirty days. Come early
and make the beet dtoine.
CORNEI.I. St SON,
KING QUALITY RUBBERS
A FINE RUBBERh' "g Quality
Easy
are solight,so Elastic and to wear, BECAUSE
FOR A FINE SHOE they are ALL RUBBER.
There is more PURE GUM used in
their manufacture than in any Rubber ever'iadc-
King Quellrly Rubbers are essentially a Fine Rubber.
A Fine Rubber should be worn with a Fine Shoe, and should be a
perfect fit.
They are not intended for old shoes that have lost their shape, have
tracked, and have not been fitted for the Rubber.
Try KING QUALITY Rubbers. More pairs of KING QUALITY
RUBBERS have given perfect satisfaction than of all other kinds
Our Agent In (ioderloh 1. fat. (jeorgs Pries.
OLEARING SALE
LUNG BOOT
Bedford Ilotel Block, Ooderioh.
Before stock taking we find we have too many LONG BOOT
and have derided to run them off at VEiRY LOW PRICES,
cult everyone.
Wet invite you to oome in and compare our KING QUALII
Snug, fur Lcrlies and Gents, with other make., and you w
decide that they are more up to -date in style, comfort and ducal
ity than other snakes which cost yo more money.
When buying rubbers why not t'uy the bast; they ore oho'
este in the end. STUB PRQpg are the best, and nothing is 8t
Proof unless it is stamped on every role.
You should call and Nee our LADINO' BARGAIN TAXI I
98c. They are genuine snaps.
Trunks and Grips.
ST. CEORCE PRICE,
Sole Agent for J. I). King Co's Oo
ETRe'oaring Neatly Done
" THE SIGNAL"
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