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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
The
laters.Nag talk of the pioneer days of taw tb i .l'og • imolai to the °beech on the 26tb
township. Stone thou Mr. Morris has psis lost.
ed away, and uow Mre. Ferguson oleo heal Moo M Bailie bee re.
Thursday of Int wee11 ('
gathering
gone Loused to Goderlobl.fter
k (here was • snis .&.filo !monde to this
of reduivs at the residenee of vicinity.
Mrs Ju. Jewel to bid farewell to herThe many Irloud. of
NewSpring
St. lion tou+r l \1n Thomas Mo has t �Aypin were
:it. lDk North Dit I who Lir ben plureed to ase him out .ain after bis r•oeat
,u,tlog here during this whiter. The Lineae.,
ti•thenog woe lutended 10 he as largo u the Th. Bible Satiety ooll.o.or. made (Deft
one held • year ago to hid James ,l swel
Are Dere
aouuet round ou Saturdry with Mrs. J.
goodbye but the recent stormy wsatbes and Hertheringto„ a. uhapewoo They report a
the gr1V prevented its bring bald. Mrs ler a teethes, of oostrlbutloos.
Morrish lett on Saturday for her D•lotr The program at the League "fues11sy sight
home • took chi form of • young moue literary, stud
Ma.. U1m.r(•NAar's llsATtt.-1Vah the we thlak If it did not °snows the young
in great profusion. We have made greater ettorts than ever deepest regret the announcement of flee mohair/ which
good-
w61oks was held last Thereof re nurrielluh
arI. 5g U was
before to procure the latest novelties, the befit styles, andiitheormerlyduck \liesMU
Roo U
, oursetWiorecoldpso day fust
•C- 'rill[ Stt.NAL last week by friends here. The BLUkVALE.
i O05led when she lived In (;odertob osteo MuNuaY. Mar. 18
Mia Nellie Burgess was 111 with plower,
lest week
will sell at the lowest prices. Our values this season ale l•
ceptional in Dress Goods, New Wash ( foods, Silks, Laces
and Embroideries, etc. Come and look them over. No
trouble to show goods.
Ladles' Fancy Neak wear.
The new fancy silk stock cellar,
with gold spikes, very pretty,
50C
at
The latest in white collars with
pointt-d front, at 1 OC
Ladles' Bishop Sleeve Raln
Cloaks.
The most sensible waterproof
ever invented, comfortable
and stylish, all the new
shades, from ....3.50 to 10.00
New Wash Goode
Oottou materials have advanced, as
you know, but we have never shown
better values nor prettier designs
than we have on sale this season.
t#inghaws in checks and stripes,
extra, at f 24C
New fancy dimity wuslins, at 20c
New blue and white silkettes,
at 15c
The New Belts.
The black patent leather Heli
will take the lead in belt*
this season. Ws bave s
variety of patterns •t ... «-.
25c
Also new gold belts at 250,40c, 60c.
New Spring Suiting,.
Beater conte+ early
this year and to hate
your costumes ready
you utast: be lookiut:
around and selecting
now. We are well
prepared with all the
novelties in costume
,tutib to please you.
The New French
Cheviots.
will take the lead for early bpriug
we and they make up
'e hsve full
range colors, at 1.00 and 1.25
Some Other Speolal Lines are
New black crepe ile chine at 2,00
New heavy satin sloths iu royal, olii
rose, 'red, brown, blue.
New tweed stuffs in shall checks.
New broadcloths.
Lovely Near Mika.
A good name for them, as they
.109k like silk And come very
much cheaper. Nioe range
of colon at
handsomely.
25c
...Dress Making Department...
Tailor, Suits our specialty. Our Suits
made to order at $8 00. $10 00 and
S12 00 are something extra It will pay
you to look into these as we can save you
time, trouble and money on your Spring
Suit.
Gents' Furnishings. launnsry
New spring hat*, latest hlockb Ladies' ready to-we><r__waibin" -.
joined to the ..clal sethrr'ngs of the young
temple bare, end .Ir Doug, ,„e has scattered
her young oomp.otooe of into* bygone days
ammoehe has not been forgotten, Your a•
pondeot joins with others here to mend•
log deepest av mmp.thy to for. and Mrs. Uur•
rhe to their los..
WKDNI+D.At, Meroh 13,
A LANDMARK (.urs -Tbe big gale o0
Sunday last divided the well knows rob
Free which has loop beim • lauds ars ou the
Luoderetou Farm, the west parr of the
tree being blowu down by the .irons east
wind.. For over bait • watery many an
animist has stood under it. shade to summer
time and many ot the le.dlog pioneers of
Huron, past and present, bay. rested under
11 also.
1T WENT Cr. -Io Spite of the severs
sharp wind o Tumidity and N edoerday of
last week. abi,tee by Jaok Frost. the wind
mill lately p cured by the Tobin brothers
was put 1n position over the artesian] well
wbloh they sank three months ago to supply
water. Heao.fortb dares. will not blow
tor nothing, but will have to pump water
no Sundays fwd •reekd.ys for cattle and o0
weekdays mod groin and oat straw for
them to eat. while our ambition will also
rive him some work to do.
LEtBURN.
Tl'stDAY, March 19
Windier and Jacob Mosler would like
.o outings a wood sawing and hutting 000
te.t, for. stake of from bye to twenty-five
dollars, with the moil who cut the five cords
t num hours Deer Loyal, or with the Ben Godshall township. 8.1. to commeooe .t0
,eller led.. during the somans fortnight. 11 o'clock sharp. Lunch 'served at 000.
: i.y ah.11eove soy local pair of woodmen ROBERT Oita, administrator. TuurAs
Grstint, auctioneer.
Missgan Lillie Hov sited relatives la Rel-
ator. last west.
Miss Mary Mollwain spent Sunday wttb
relative. in Wiogbam.
Mr. sod Mn. George McDonaldtatted st
Ur. Toole'. In Brunel. this wok.
Miss Bella Burge.. isvisiting Mr.. James
Robertson on the wooed line of Morro.
Mtrr Joists Robert 40o, of 1Vrexeter, visit•.
5d heJoistsu.ter, Mr.. Robert Blank, last wort.
MI6. Mary Jane Casemurs, of Wroxeter,
visited her suot, Mrs. U. R. Brinker, last
week.
Miss Lao:lids ('001tes, who has been at her
home for the past three months, returned to
Buffalo 00 Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. Weir and eon Cecil and
Mt.. Pude Pugh, of Clinton, visited at
Joseph Pubs this week.
lir Goon, of Cltoto0, wi.t.d by Dr.
Chisholm, of Wligbsm, pertormsd an opera-
tion on Cb.rles Turney, of Morris, remolds('
eight,pieuss of boas from his heed.
AUCTION SALES•
All pert(.," getting their sale Dille prlutod a1
this oleos will have • hes notice inserted
las this list tip to the time of .ales.
WEDNILSDAY, March 27th. -Auction Bel.
of farm stook, implements, houssbold
furniture sod effects belonging to the estate
of the late David Orr, at Lt.20, coo 3,
...idler!in the township.
_. ¥.m. FulforJ her decide] not to go to
DakotaMe year. Hie brother Arthur,
h iwever, has gone there for the summer.
Mos Mary 1dacManu.l•lso has gone on •
,.d1 to her ricer, Mrs. Robs. Morris, at
Galesburg.
CARLOW
MunliaY, March 18
Albert end Miss Agree Fergusou were
TUrMDAY, April 2od.-Sale ot term stark
and Implemeota4 the property of Samuel
Eobbees
o, st lot 9, 0000too 1, E. 1). Ash-
field, oommeocfog •1 1 o'olook sharp. No
reserve, as Mr. 0ohho bas rented his farm
Taos GrIDLT. auctioneer.
MATraOAY, April 6th.-Auouon sale of
4)i scree of •ood lend o0 whioh there is a
good dwelling and stable, a good orchard
well Wooed, also .a easily worked stone
c.11ed home from the Northwest on acoouot goarry that will make somebody a lot of
, 1 the death of their mother, the late Mrs.moos, Iwo,. long. Terms will be made
1.-tgosun known at time of sale. June HT*LOr, pro -
Rev. Mr. Leoo•o, of the Northwest, praetor. TNow.►
oe GCIDitT, anotlooe.
i earthed here "0 Sabbath last to a lame
.ngregstiou. He will also fill the pulpit
h: re on the next ,yrbb.tb.
A large number of relatives and friends
attended the funeral of the late .1. Rynaen
from h1s residos at Nile on Sabbath last.
It was one of the largest funerals ever seen
from this plsoe, numbering o►. 209 Tw•
in stiff hate, browse and hats in blacks rough stow, 'I tag LATE \1st+ FEacrsox.-w e
Macke, regular $2.50, for... 2.00 new shape. worth $1.00, to have to tbrotIole the death of Mr.. w
for 65c L. Fergu.on, which occurred on Moodsy�.
New shirts, special at. 50c 11th cost , from the grip, after • week's ill-
ness. The deoea.ed was highly reepeoted In
this community and Brest sympathy is felt
for the bereaved husband and family, who
Ere left to mourn a good wife sod faithful,
lovlos mother. Mrs. Ferguson was bore
May 19th, 1`(39, m the township of Darling.
too, beim/ tbs third daughter of the law
Oeorpe Boyd, who sf•.rw•rds moved to tits
township. She warn marrled on May 1911h.
btd no the hope of another lies invitation to 1%4, to Mr. Ferguson end le•yes three was
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, but we sod two dsurhtere, •11 of whom have been
wish for them °ontinued prosperity, long
lite sod pleasure. To Mr. and Mn. Grigg
we heartily tender the beet wishes of the
gaibertog for many years of blissful enjoy-
ment to wedlock'" bonds.
00 ! Cupid,
How little did we think
That thou, 10 •11 thine artful 000010g,
Hades drawn tby bow, chose from
y quiver, and deftly shot an arrow,
OZ�TIt] PRIDE - OABE3 OR PRODUCE!.
f.
COLBORNE.\
wEDD1No ('HIMRS.-1t is not often that
we are granted the pleasure of participation
In so moob of "octal happiness and festive
joy se it wee our prtvtleue to snare on the
evesiog of Moron 13 at the pretty home of
Mr. and Mrs lobo Slovens, of the Maitland
0000eesion. where in the presence of .boil
120 r.lattves and frteuds their only daughter,
Mies Reath& Grace, become the happy wife
of Reuben Grigg, • well known end prosper
one former of Goderloh township. The
(Areaway was performed to the parlor,
where the happy pair took their stood be-
n eath • pretty .ysrgreeo arob and be11 at
4 o'olook r M , Rev. E. A Shaw, of Ke.•
miller, officiating The bride appeared
noon the arm of her father. who gave her
. way, while the accompaniment of "Brown's
Jubilee March,' by Mus Rosa Pronto, add-
ed gladness to the 000ssloo. Miss Fannie
Allan, of Z1o0, filled the important position
of bridesmaid, whsle Olt,sr Grigg. brother
of the groom, filled that of first groom -
man, the oomplemeot of mud ot 'boner being
very outely supplied in little Mies Orle
Seoddert, of Goderloh. Followlog the usual'
oe0('r0talauoos, the happy party were lo.
yited to the dais° room, where a splendid
repast was in readsoe*s, to whioh ample
johns' was 11005 during the early hours of
the evening Alter thin. with the custom-
ary pastimm of vocal sod tn.irumenal
music, mooted that, orokioule sod other
diversions (Including luooheon),
Happily sued the hours sway,
late the early down of day
The bride is • very vomiter and pretty
young lady. and we are sorry to lose bet
trom our citrates. She wee exquisitely at-
tired, and stood the ordeal with 'he grape
of • Colborne lasso, whioh we haus no
doubt will '•break the toe" for more of the
"Meltlend's' pretty girls. She was th•
recipient ot many useful and valuable pres-
ent*, whioh .peak well for the esteem In
wbiob she is held. Mr nod Mrs. Grigg
will enter at floe upon the realities of farm
life, and will he at home to their friends 0•
the ninth cnore5•ien at an early date. The
gasherlag was noeol the moat enjoyable as.
ture,.nd we are wiry Ih•tolrcumeta0oru for -
DUNLOP.
TrrsoAY, Mar. 19.
Miss E. Petoock, formerly of the Hayfield
rose;, God.rtch township, but now ot tow,
Michigan, and Miss Blanche Vldean, of
Uedertoh, .re the guests ot Mrs. Allen thb.
week.
AN AcciDEVT.-fn the thew of Thured sy
afternoon Percival Moors was slum" on a
load of wood whioh b.d been drawn to h!5
residenoe by the junior foreman of the
Hamliuk farm, when the .now gave way
and over went the load into the ditch. The
teamster moaned by • jump of eight feet,
but Percy was not so quick sod was nought
under the load. He was rescued from hie
predlo•ment in .bout Leu minute.' time.
SawltR't, Armin -toe !--lo ea hour sod
fifteen minutes Windier Mosler, of Iseetturo,
sawed with • wood's", • oord of well
swooned se000d•growth rook elm in front of
the Exchange stables here F rlday afternoon,
potting *soh stick on the sawhorse hlmeelt.
If any amara wood -sawyer of Goderloh nen
beet LDLs record let him Dome forth and put
op a stake for s contest ; and perhaps other
owing and chopping intone of the district
could be got together for • big toaroement.
We extend our sincere sympathy to Wm.
Ferguson, ot ('.rlow, in the doth of his
estimable wife. Your correspondent is re,
minded of • ple•e.ot afternoon spent as the
resideoee of the las George Morris la Jane
nary, 1896, when • number, too1011am Ws.
Ferguson. met there Wei Kathleen Liz,re,
the well known author. who was then pre-
paring tor the (tubtioatton of "lo the Dsys
of the Usoadatompeay,•' sod joined 1. an
living at home except Albert and Agnes,
who reside at Morden, Men. The fevered
took plow um '1'huredav to Colborne ceme-
tery, the services being oonducted by Rey.
James Hamilton. The ouket was borne by
two sous of the deceased. Oeorgs and
Albert. and two nephews, William and
James Ferguson.
Clear ig
March
Sa 1e;,.
BELL TELEPHONE CO.
While the "dead head" is
ustng tour Telephone you may
be basing a valuable order
Refer hum to the Public Tele-
phone office, whore the charge is
ba. a call
GEO. PORTER.
Loot Manager.
'Thiene No 100.
Porter's Book Store.
Several dinner seta yet to clear, Why not
price 1 Regular 312.50, 315.00, 320.00.
Cups and mincers, odd pieces of chin
frames, one-third oft.
Have you seen the Medallions its our show window, 25c. They
are going fast.
OopyriRht hooks, paper editions, puhliehen' price, 750. Sale
price. 35c or 3 for 31.00.
Cloth editions (ooyyright), publishers price, 31.25 and 31.50.
Rale price, 90c and 31 10,
A large line of paper novels, sale price 10c and 150, cloth edi-
tions, 15c and 20c each.
NILE.
M(i. DAY. March 11th.
Mise Aonie Grummett is hoiden friends
is Godertob. (�
Mite Hillier, of Bethel, spent Sunday .t W E D lJ I NG
W EDNaoDAY, APRIL 10rt -Auto u tole
of farm stook and implements. to be held .t
Fellow's farm, lot 1, coo, 3, 8. 1). Aehbeld.
Everything to he disposed of without re
serve u the term has been told. TKOS
GtISDaT, auctioneer.
l KIDAY, Mersin B9.-Aueton sal. of farm
stock, imptemente, household furniture and
offsets : also o valuable farm of 146 acres,
j..: two mils' from Goderloh, oo Bayfield
ro.d. Good building', good water and
teen's : also s new dwelling and four town
Iota in Godertab, with good foliar sad barn.
Disgusted
with your tooth brush?
1)o the bristles tome out 1 Is its
shape iuoonveitient 1
Some...
timeline hs.e 10 excuse
for being used by auyu to end per-
haps you have fret U111 dry enough
forret one of that kind.
Our
Tooth brushes
ere of the best selected
stuck, convenient shape, stiff brist-
les, all sizes, ell prion..
IF. M. DUNHAM, Phm. B.,
DRUGGIST.
Corner of West SL and Square.
Rale to take place at the property io (lode.
,lob, oorose of /tsetse and McDonald
streets (near Aarioultural grounds), at 1
o'olook sharp. F.v.rytbmg to be sold, se
the proprietor a leasing for Dakota. DAvID
Mc Rama, JR , proprietor. THOS. OUNDRY,
a00elooeet.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls,Mnce
Pies and Lady Fishers, Kiz.
Macaroons, lanai -0o
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
"KO.ekle down" is sew the cry.
wrImmntmmm�rt� mtrmini �
are few women....Thre
who tlo not know something est
the phenomenal popularity „1
the
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U A General
Favorite.
e1[ Shoe for Women.
w ` ! TAT THIS
E ,y THE MANNISH FAD.
:: /'�u
Women's Shoes suede on last.
E �` " shaped like mea'° are tow the
T �� faeheonable thing, soil there to
�� - 111 BRAN D[0 much comfort, common Immo anti
ON Evif(Y armee is them. They also look
E ,, �� [tog, up to date and have lots of "go"
�� in them. -
IAlw.▪ ays
• Medium
Perfect
Sol• Heave. • Fitting. 1
all"- Low Hest.
$ole.
pap wswwee.ro.,e. a...'.ere .A .west- Price is always $3 75
P. T. HALLS, a
Sole Agent for Queen Quality.
E Repairing.
U1111 U1 UI ll1 las lel 111111 lel lli lel lUulU 11110
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Ready With
New Spring Goods.
We've left our big six weeks' sale behind and this store now swings into
line for Spring business with full and complete stocks in all departments.
Thousall'' • of dollars' worth of the newest, the brightest, the best, the most
up-to-d.:le Spring merchandise that we could find has been gathered toget her
and is now ready for your inspection.
One thing we want to emphasize is the GOODNESS of these new stocks.
What you buy here you can depend on as being absolutely reliable in every way.
Trash and low grade qualities that have no recommendation but their cheap-
ness,�nd are as unsatisfactory as they are cheap, will have no place in this
store. What you get here will be, always, the best for the price that money
can buy. We will be always ready to make right anything that goes wrong,
and any purchase that you are for any reason dissatisfied with you may return
and get your money back. Here is some news of the new Spring stocks. It
will serve to give you an idea of what we are showing, but the best thing to :i )
is to see them in the store. You will find us ready to show them whether you
wish to look or to buy.
aro as good as the beet made is any
city in Canada.
Cantelon le•ode the trade in
the p5010015 .
Mise Etta Hall, of l'Itatoo,u a visiting
friend..- Nile.
Mr. end Mrs. C. Girvlo .lilted friend. in
Auburn on Saturday.
Mn. end Mn. Hillier, of Clinton, spent
Sunday at J. O ammett's.
itev. M, ,1 Wilson is bolding special Wer
Bice+ at the Ebeneoer appointment.
The Woman's Missionary Society intend
CAKES
in fancy drowning and ornament
ing end almond icing.
Give him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured.
D. CANTELON,
WEIT-e T.
McKENZIE di HOWELL
HAVE
AGENCY FOR THE
MERCAN STEELWOVEN WIRE FENCE
Made of Large, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
woo
Nus ���1��C+�'t
Amply provides tor expansion and wires
c- + ■■.■'.I
tion. Only Bost Bessemer steel wires
used. Always uniform quality. 1. .
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Never goes w,ong no matter how We ���I( I
Brest a strati
is put upon tt. wows 1111111101111111111111111.14141
Does not muti- ' Ifftilfii alai ����MOMMEN 3T1
last•, but does ton=OMS SOfI=j�MIfll)♦I ID
efficiently turn 5alI fa�fs ==fa■I(1lmf��lrttl
Esme ssociel
cattle, horses. :cr.,:.............. � =�,�gl s,1ei
bogs and pigs.,
EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
Call and See It. Can show you how it will save you money.
We have *old miles of Lhia fencing.
This year it, is better 'hen ever.
Tt. will pay yon to sirs up your requirement asci give us your order now.
SAL
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Handsome New Dress Materials
Wt' would like to have you Colne in and(
get acquainted with this dress goods stock.
It is a good stock through and through and
in it you will find nearly all of Fashion's
favored fabrics for spring wear in all the
opular shadings. Whether it be
Pow, medium or the high priced materials
you want, we have variety enough of each
to suit almost every taste. Our range
of costume cloths is particularly good, they
are the most fashionable fabrics and no Iwo
are exactly alike. •lIerp are a few of the
lines we are selling :
All wool serge, 36 Whim wide, hard and soft fioieh, in 25c
black, navy sod colors -
44 -loop .II wool Henrietta, bright silk finish, very 0.P -
alar for waists, cardinal, old roes, blue, blaok 50c
All wool granite cloth, make. stylish sod eervloeahle
skirts and ooetumes, bard finish, will not hold the dust, 50c
blaca only
Plain mitered dresm erode, newest weaves, 36 to 40
Inches, for sults or drawee, shades of row. fawn, blue,
grey, brown and blank, per yard 800 AND 600
Bright finished 00.100,5 olotha, all pore wool. 46 Inane.
wide, very fasniooahle and make" handsome snits, colors
and blahs 780 AND 850
McKENZIE & HOWELL
The pl., ro I ny all Hrrdw.re cheap.
.°cure one at about half •
Sale price, 37.50. 39.50, 312•« iMilliner
a, jardinieres and photo Sriii ..tai. • a9. e
g
p
These prices are strictly Cash.
All the latest and beet designs in
trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and
ready-to-wear Hats.
Call and inspect before purchasing.
MIS CAMERON,
PORTER'S BOOK STORE, ♦pp�ntlo(+H Wanted.
naw h Na 100 0. (;inert Hour, Square, Oadetl,h.
Our Telepsi
Hamilton Street.
Floe obevlot serge, all pure wool, makes s stylish and
serviceable costume, 48 lathes weds, blanc and navy only
Fine Quality all wool broadoloth, if shrunk before mak
log will not spot, makes handsome "nit" It's Priestly's
make, that's o N of the Dolor sod wearing qualities 90c
A range of haodome centime (sloths 1r Velocities' s,
broadcloths and homespun', all the fashionable shade.
and black, single eo,tumes only, on t w , alike, the end
*5.00 TO 66.50
Eters fine cheviot serge, every thread tore wool, rich,
deep black, will not hold the dust, spot or *brink, make'
• very stylish street onetime and oaneot he ernelln, for
wear, toll yard end • half wide, per y.ril $1.50
..NEW WASH GOODS...
Unless you see them you can have no
idea of the beauty of the wash stuffs we bave
gathered together for this spring's selling: --
It's a collection that's well worth seeing even
if you don't want to buy a single yard. Choice
productions of the leading British and Am-
erican makes in the newest and most popular
designs for spring wear. We are as ready to
show lookers as buyer's and will be glad to
have you come in and look at them any time.
These items to give you an idea of what we -
are ,mowing.
Amerloan Gingham', 10e
Nothing to beet them for wear and they'll keep their oolor
u long se there le . thread lett, nest little obecks le pink
sod welts, blue .od white, green and white, also fanny
oomhmatlona, very pretty patterns, absolutely fast colon 1 OC
Better Gingham., 15e
Heeler geslitlur In American 'Ingham*, very fine thread.
will Blood no end of hard wear, . food range of patterns 1 5c
Fine Sootch Gingham..
Some eery Pretty pattens In these ever popular wash staffs.
the goods are slmeet u tine se silk sod the designs the
"very latest Unequalled for thus wearierquelltles,
suitable for waist.* or dresses ...............20c and 26c
75c Ons of to.
toil yard
red sod
Patterns
much of
Amerloan Percales.
meet fashionable wash materials savour the Imes,
wide, fancy stripes for blouses in blue and white,
white, black and white, Ievender and white.
that you'll see nowhere elm 1a town tad not
soy one here. Per yard
18c
Randy Muslin'.
Colored muslin" In stripes and fancy declgas, all the meet
fashionable shadows and a big variety to *sleet from, not
moeh of soy one pattern 10c and I5c
Fine Muslin*. •
Very 6*. dimity and organdie mooting, the ssaeee's oholoest
fabrics, dainty sod delicate dodges 10 the finest e1 qu.11•
28c and 36c
Three T3wel Bargains
-These towels are what are called " manufacturers' seconds." There is some slight
imperfection in the weave or finish. It dons not affect the wearing qualities at all hut
is enough to prevent their being sold as perfect goods. We bought the lot, several
hundred pairs, at a Iiberat dt:df�bjfnt and pltssS them on to you the same way. heady
Saturday morning. 1 -
300 linen heck towel., gond weight, 18t 100 linen towel., fide, street" sad heavy 100 linea hook towels, firm ..d heavy.
30 monis, brmme 1 end., ,ed borders. 1. sok look, meet of them h.mstitoMd large slew, plata or altered borders, ei
Oa PIN, oom,e.oring Moiirday, at • toe taw sale, oommeseing 9iterd. capital wearing end drying towel. a
3 POR 250 •e Neh 150 *ale Saturday.b...,2 FOR 260
Our telephone nutnber is 25. ('all us up any time you want anything
in a hurry, even if only a spool of thread. We'll send it at once and
if not satisfactory you may return it.
Hodgens Bros.
Agents for Standard Patterns.
April Designers now In.
Uoderich.
THREE "A'8'
ADv'Tfi
ACT/VII
AGENT
WHIN PLACID
THE SIGI\
FIFTY -FOU RTII;
THE WEEKLY MANI e
000111Y011. M
Fail Wbeet ous.... .
.lour, family. oar s ...
Flour, oxime, pe awe ... ..
Brae. 11 ton...... ..
Shorts. • ton •.....
Screenings,Itye mg bus r ewt
.....
Buckwheat, per hush
PPeeaarr. 0
noshsh...
Barite. tour bush .. .,,,
Bal, a to , . .
Polt0re, • bash
Dotter. -"
Cheese. our 1h..,... ..
Hem. freaks unseat.''I dna
Wood.... ,....
HI les ...
1.awbdhtae •-
Live Ilovr -
loomed Hoes
Woos., .-,.._....�...�
WA, per 10.•
Pressed fleet fore awsrM1
Dreamed Ntef. hied
Cattle. Lx
!Situations Vas
WANrKD.-BY APRIL 15
geed sista as coot. parh
nesld. AMA, to Hi
awe Park. Uodrtch.
'`11RL WANT"D. - FO'
7 ns. r� Oolborne Hotel.
• X10. BVXI'ON.
For Sale.
ti.iR MALS.-LOr 26 ti
Hutohlnn'5 sun.. with
fo'mn
rrey owed by talus. ti
PHILIP HOLT.
FOR SALE -1 OFFER FU
protertl la fleeterd, co
quarter Of en etre or more, nen
boss and eutbulldfo,P. Thera
of n -et class troll trews 00 t'• gt
aIIP•0
'p 181'4 ILL. oe the
MM. -4
IVOR BALE --ONE OF
✓ farms t0 the County of 1
retiring Possession •Oor lo
bboom, beak tern. •ood wrist
rouse. 1 he sea 1. Uoderirh
LERIS. Uoderich. Tt•2
1 AND TOR SALE IN
I UIIULRiCH -F, r ..te
terser. ,be property know...
land.. befog part of bl., k 't
tlo.tenob. root•lelrg about 1
oulld.oss and waterrlgba on I
las d For terms apply to O A N
ItuW, solicitors for the vendor
FsALE OR, TO KENT'
eve and oo.h.lt a Tem
south rn1 of 'h, town. Pam.
Apr11 111. Par term• and per, li
B . DUNLOP, Welt elrae•
DOH. SALE OR TO R
[' et ry brick ■ r.. our
Trafs'v.r .eeU +
ss. ,lob A
PAsMORL.
POR MALE. -LOTS 96.96.
✓ and 1M In Ha.ehi.0.
Uodertoh. For partiaalataIP11p:
1
Barrister. a
March 11th, 1900.
Goon 80 ACRE FARM
11. 1 it It, 0000ss.ton 14. C
ship situated Ij mile, from
mite from el Moo Good be
orchard. wine. and .trin( oto
of fax wheat. Trema r.a.OaS'
Nus apply to THOM. GURU!
(tonere... lett
FARM FOR BALE -T
FARM
farm knows as
Fermi. beteg It. half lee St. nom
W.. Anoeb. De sores, 90 acres
w g,ail Wale of outtivtloo.
Thane Is on eh' pleas • good t,
dwells(' hoose lea with eels
cod stone cellar. • frame t
. tone stables under, 1 sores of
good never "Mlles epr4w0 will
Coed c1.7 loam, abysm 70 acres
of fall wheat. sod some fall 1
fences are good. It to oar • lead
c0rSlnient t0 -hurohes, 'oho
from the village of Auburn
Nyth,ll tulles from the tow
sod ( simian. This 1a a very d
no poor or ware land.
For fall particular, apply to
solo icor for the estate of the
day.
Music
1�1
. GLENN CAMPBKI
Organist and musical dlrat
Methodist rhumb. and teach/
pipe organ and theory• will t
nose nubile. Instruction
studio ". at puttil's home. se t
at Emerson's Moho Stere. W.
DRS. SHANNON & (J!
81 C' A N tl and Surgeon
Of C•emmeroe bulldl.., west
Night falls at resld000se
Dr. Shan on.
01d realdeaoe, Moine et.
'Phase N.
Ineuranos,
g. MHA W, (18?
lJ ANCS and real estate c
door east of P. 0.. Mode, loh
leading mutual fire Ioannina
lea.ing stook oomtaoles.
Mercantile .•+d m•nufu
beret rate.. Call at oleos.
WH. H. K0BIS14TS(
Accouolaal and Ins
'looke and actuante mad
11,ildingW rent. el sod res
Imre Insur•nos Is Beth
Coneppaatiles
()MOO- In Proaroet It i
street Oodsrlsb.
11 F • J. T. NATTRL,
SURAN.:le and It
Tire, 1Af., Anolde tand ala
5170.101 nn mutual or cast
rates toi.iblr.
Nen English and Ganadly
resented.
(Mice next door to Darrow
Hoer., Hamilton "treat.
Elolleaia L. Masi
For es ernal nes only. b ■
spinal dress, hip do -ow, I
mailmen, lame book. hunt
weak and sore Ionge, bre
joint•, rupture sod .11 kI ,1
It nus .Iso Oren cooed s
fwnlnM in hnrwee. Nobs
basing the tr5de mark oa
per+ and E. A. MoIasoaa
nth 1101_ eampwden w.o
Manuf•otneed Daly by it
I.KNNAN, sols WIO.t.e es
Orate mesh, Ooderleh. Ont
Put lie llfl
EINDHrr 7
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Twine .111 ha 5014 •
Ite,,tlar, to lanae,.• 1. sot
rash oe 4.4
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ponndl
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