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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-4-11, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH 'ONTARIO. W. Acheson &Son EXHIBITION AND SALE OF NEW CARPETS AND RUGS. We offer our uew stack of carpets, rugs and wettings at fully 20 per sent. below fixed market values, Because we consummated the most favorable purchases known in the business. We mean to create • moon' of sales in this department. We intend to wake this department the first thought of every houw* keeper or borne furnisher. FLOOR COVERINGS OF ALL KINDS. Get them Good! Eaoeptilsnal values wilt enable you to do it for very little money. Brussels Carpets A large lute, suitable for all rooves. Regularly worth from 1110 to 11,25 per yard, at 90c and 51.00. Tapestry Carpets. All styles of patterns and fully 100 patterns to choose froni. Special value. at, per yard, 40c, 50o 60c, Wool Carpets. Yard wide, reter,ible anti pure cleat" stock, at, per yard, 55e, 66c, 85c. Union Carpets. Yard wide, revertible. Splendid uew deigns and clean stock, at per yard, 30c, 40c, 50c. Union and Hemp Carpets. 30 to 36 inches wide. An immense range of new goods, at per yard, 12JJc, 16c, 20c. China Mattings. Yard wide and every yard in the store new, at 12ic, 15c, 20c and 30c per yard. InspOCtiOn Invited. W. Acheson & Son COUNTY CURRENCY Martians (leo. Taylor, of Lltsgetde, baa Gold hu 200 are farm and moved 1. Lower W Lagbam. Blyth : 8. Herriarme ►aa sectored the services of 1, H Fmk. o1 Stoma, as galea. man la hie store. Grey : Jobe dames nae mold bra 100 awe farm, lot z2, 000. 3, to G.rg• Armstrong tor tb• sum *113 325. Ciberu• • I) Molars, of Caborne, has meed into the prsclt•se rau•ady purchased and vacated by U•ors• Bawds. Brame& : Mrs.. Fasole timers and Mabel H•yoreft have taken p011410a• in the mollies:department of T Ireton & Co's . tars. Toroat•. Morris . Mise della Sharp, daughter of Jitters Sherp,l bib line, has nese to the Aimee Wood hospital, St. Tbomaa, to tab* O mare be • mares Soatertb : Alter • r.ld•sm in S.forth of gorse mare, Dr. Olhb. V 9 , bat left for St. Marys, where he takes the veterinary practice of his father. Hallett Christopher T 0.1s, of Hal lett, near Coneta.o., did early %Vedanta, •v.nbg of lest weak, alter • very brlet Ill- n ess, of blood poisoning. L'•borc• .. Wm. [Mama hu disposed of hls fifty acro farm ie C.born. to Wm. Atktwoe, r the eam• towo.hip. Co. - .13.125. Chasm : J... MoCkob.ny bas sold o./ ha bakery and ooat•ctleaerv. the new pr.- prt.tot• bales M.•eer.. McL•y & P.rlmer, of Laid .int u Ltol.ebor,.' . Mut Kt.•, daughter of Jos. Garrett, was married to Breathe, Mae. es Marsh 20, to Fred Mallet., formerly of Hallett. Loode•tero' Messrs. J Beitsaa.,h .a. ham bare disposed of t6e property known as the "old Hanger property," which as - tales on. half an acre and a •h.p ; tb. buy •r was w R.l.y El•ter : Mrs Medal received the ✓ ed intelll.•oes M the death of her daughter In 1.n', Mrs Ale. M•rlcek, *he died In Detroit oo Fnday, 29th aft Bra.eia : Joseph Twaddle, of Fergus, father of F W. Tw• ddls, I, D S , Broads, and formerly of Seafortb, died oa Frisky, March 2S.1. a' t it •.• of eighty reoree. Braawl.: Mre l)a•ls, of tt yoq`p, d•. Doty organiser for the Lady Maomber•, was bare remelt', .ad with the id of the leder o1 Riverside Hi•• initiated ten cow member. with mor• to follow, Brawl : Mite Lase Peebles, formerly of Kraals, ha takes a p elttoe as milliner b the dor• of Leal, Bre., Morris, Man., sad Wan (lam Peebles has charge of the drarmakly department for the same firm. Morris : Solidity •vatag, Marob 310, Jobs Clark, who was in bat eighty ninth year, died at the boo.• of hu ban, Alex. Clark. at Aan•bte.. H• wt" bora in Ber skk.hire, Soo►lasd, and ..me to Omuta In 1804. Lesd.boro' : We Mars teat a former resident of Oda pease has loaned the ranks of the headlong at the reeideam of the bride's parents, at Marlboro, North Dakota, when Al... W. Webster was mond te Mise F. Bertha, daughter .1 A. Brinier. Ud.rtob Womble : Jas. (,'burobllt, V. 8., formerly et G•d•rlob township, and sow of Reels•, babe married on the 20th et Maroc to • lady from North CbroLba, at Moonier, N. W T. Brumfield : Reba M.Lortae , who has meet 0111 waster at tits home of hie ',tether, H. M.C•rtso7,r.rsrnd te Mao.. aw, Mao . Iasi week. Gen Hatt lied family returned to Seattle, Wasblegtr territory. Hallett : A very oeetty affair was the wedding which took plea at Sprtebtrak, the home of the bride's o.r.t., Mr. god Mrs N. T. Adams, ea Wednesday of last week. It wan that of their daughter, Mise Mand, to U. Rem, a prosperous young man of Hallett, Heneall : Master ,lamas fiwdenaa Troyer, youngest goo of Janet K Troyer, of the plum, had the mldortune. whet slighting from the Zurich and Reseal' .tare wagon, on which he was enjoying • ride, te fall and break Ills Hr's hotness the wrist and elbow. Hrasnsls A few of the frksde of Robert MoCetobeon pat their heads together and decided to mate him a partiug token on the eve •f Ms departure to the Northwest. The gift 000.1.ted of a nicely abased elver pitcher. A few of I6• good Qualities of Mr. Mae. ens ateellos.d la oe.woM.n "nab ►he presentation of the valeabl. gift. Walton . A eery pretty weddlr.R wag mbbrsted at the re.ldrgo of UM.rre l'hrl•toph•r os W.4o•gday .foresee, March 271h, when Min Trr.t:e, only daughter of Mr. and Mn. Chn.iuph•r, wse clod le matrlmoeI.I hoods to Thomas Iger, a popular yooag humor .1 this vicinity. W Iegbam : Is • few bawls t6e thrtviss befalls. of John Ken, general m•robaet, will receive fr.b impala by the addition of . partner is the bulimic Jam. R. Kerr, Mother of the treeeet proprietor, The geetl•.aa referred to formerly Meeh' sobool Is Middlesex en"ty, but for the pat el,bt..e years bag been manaror of one of the largest Ramon' steres In North Dalton'. S.alorth • ,tem.• Archibald has nee of the haad•nmsst and beet prnpn•tlened heat draught mare in his stables here that have Mee '■ S.alorth for a long erne She has ire, quality and weight, and it would b• d,Aeelt to pick • fault In her. See was coronal by George Toro hull, near Or.oe. vale, Heti he old her to Mr. Aroh,held. She wee bought for shipment to the 044 .retry, although It le • pity such an gni. mal should lea*. tale (mantel. St Joseph • A earl .44dest b•pp.d at Rd ward Rte.'. nem., whoa his three year old me ..t his death is a very painful masses R Idle the father wt" pr.partM'f f•ad his pip ha left some hotline water le a Imp pall r n the floor, sad the eiblld happen ed to fall In,•ed before "altos net caw elmeet . 014.4 to death. A elector caw quickly aammoe.d, bet 114. Olean b restore the nhl1d preyed fruitless. Mae two My' ea/hay of the leasegee• &cony the little 4.11.w sawed away. A13niIELD• Hulas, April 8th J.I. wawa,. t' , bee rented Mate. K. Hut.'. farm, Idea osama to Mr. Bower's .ill, 12.11 -nowise, tat testate est .he lumbar wed ablation Mese d.7. Sager masts& Ie 1a tell bier. Ta treaty men* and 'aa•b4ny day. hart greatly im- proved tee ran K I NOSIBRIDGE• Trntip•y, April e:b. Needle( hag not yet oosi.esosd. N ood ban ore In full bleat new Johnny Fun spent Sunday b the •.lkp. Maas Sadie Maisy •pent 9Mcday in our neighborhood. Bicycle rider* bre falai*, *Hatay for the roads to dry up. Fred Johnston has retureed to his home from Trate, Mloh. Mies Agnes O'Keefe has neared home for her Easter holidays Beware of the boot A big black bear has been eon surreal times lately. CARLOW. MoN. T, April 8. Major Young has reo„vend from an at- tack of quart Gordon 1-„un,t, jr., Is taking ►o• mores le tide sub•dlrlelob. Mai 'I'so• Jasmines, of ,h• liodencb Colle.l.te Iu.n,ute, Ie bore ler the Easter holiday - 1 her• caw • great rub of muob sap last week The tint put of the week broke the record for years past, Row. Yr. Thomson. el Tammito, .111 seoopy the palplt el the Presbyterian oh1roh the reit two S.bb•tb., Idle' Mabel Varese* 1st .rill very poorly .cd is nut Imprey109 as her friends would wish W. hope that with the warm weather she will renewer her tooted health •0.1 streotgth NILE. Moaner, Akre eth. Miss Mai tpraoo spent B.teelay M As' been. M W Jeboatou, of Goderlob, •pro Sunday at Nale. Mies Anal* Grommets la visiting friends la Gilead). Mw Jeanie Ryan. of Loader, has been renewing old ecgaant.Bcee- Rev. T. R McNair, of Dungannon, .111 preach hon next Sbud•y •venng. (dw.geCnrrlo'e (w le beaming this week. wl:y' Het/ t11e owner of • bright b•r,y boy. At the Epworth League meeting on Tues- day sight the election of officers will Irk• plans Mir Edith and Master. H and Cecil Treleaven spent Sunday at George Shep- pard'. The Women's Missionary Antill•ry held their monthly meting at the borne of Mn. George Carrie, or. the numerous triad. .f Mle Mary Ryas' end of John Lln8eld will be pleased t• hear of their improvement In health. The ser•toss on Sabbath were largely •L teod.d. At the moraine wriest an Ulne• mated armor' to toe ablldr•e on the filth oommudmest was given by Rev. if .1. Wilson, and ,n the .rentor be gays an gas. ter talk on the Bible with numerous Rthle- reedisw. `.Hail. KevoiT.-The following .bows the eta:Mine of the pupil' of 9. N No. 1, for the month of March Sr. \ -Mamie 4,4rvfa ; sr. IV -_L elle Fisher, If oriole Steth.n, Cecil Feblle, Joel' Yoaeg, Arthur Elliott, Gordon Young, Ells Ryan, Roes Taylor, Koy Gavin, Luoy Elliott .r 1Ii-Hattie Ryan, Myrtle Ruts, Gladys Pentland, Bette Kirk, Robbie Fisher, Lizzie Nivins, Data Ry.., Ad• Campbell, Ada Elliott, !Aura Kirk ; tr. III -Willie ('ampboa, Resets Ryan, Un Bobbins ; jr. IIi-Medford Ellle►t, George Ryan, Nellie Ryan Roth Roblin, Willi. Glrvte, Everett Elliott ; sr 1I -Melvin Cony, halms Gtr ate, Celia Malaita, Lulu Smithey'. Harvey Pentland, David Nivins, Pearl Halchlns, David Wlfeoo ; jr. Ii -Lola Dnukeld, Stella Kirk, Wilfrid Elliott, Rey Karr, Willie Waste. Willie `I•tne ; part II- C.ppba goblin, Ernest Mnllwals, Mabel Wlleeo, Leonard Mollw.fe, Loosed Due kohl -T. A. Sprung and S. McKnight, Teacher.. (From another correspondent) On Tue.d•v, M•roh 260h, quite • dl.• %urbane baa• o•u.ed at the Ntle Methodist aharoh by the unseemly 000doot of tea tonne mea A motel wt" in program under the asepIeee of the Woman'. Missionary Reality when the disturbance occurred which resulted to a broken windowrh. board of truster of the (March .re treating the offenders very leniently, prosecution benne stayed 1e tb. Gage of all whe will SUM M. form of apology drawn op by the beard. Nese net of the tea hews denied the'pategy NO PLEASURE POSSIBLE. reale Relertels h• romp•L 111 All the Ti.,. A sal rase with a sappy Riad las. Napalms, Oat„ AprII 8.-"1 have bem troehl.d her neer Ott years with kidney disease. The pain was so great 1 cool/ sot *tidier* It 1 e .4514 ,in' entertain any ohm• pasty. Ow eight I was feeling parueoler ly'neenble, 1 oh.aodest (hoe 10 hear of Dodd'. Kidney Pills )' doelded to try them 1 did so, and am eompt•taly rooter d to good health " Tole semllof'ort statement Is from M.• Jobe C. flaftman, of M• N.s, s well• kerma lady it was made In May, 1556 Nn Hellman old, -Before using 11ed4'. Kidney Pills, my arise was om.th1MI teedbl., and et dere very dlseera.bie te pan" Tndav she bays, -"l., 1 mag entirety oared In .96 i have set ism her orsehleA, aye." seas *Meld knew of this seedlgtam" CENSUS PARAGRAPHS. H•mlltoh Herald This uouotry may uo- caslonelly stray from lbs pet* of wisdom but ones la every tea years at least It comae to Its www. Reclaim', Poet : Do not at him to p',► b the length of the three helve on baby's bead, or the pbeoum•ually early ase all which 1► began to ore,. There Is no sone - dale for these things. Tueooto Star : 'Ilse wan of Erin's Ureas Ids 1.•• snob g happy tam. as they wander thromso lite that (nasty of them @sp•rl.sa, must) di/Beatty In remembering bow old they are, •••o approximately, much Ice the day of the month on whlob they were born. "Aon, be orrah, ea' ()t amide's tell ye that," mid when appealed to. "Now, last let m• think a ennui- 0. was stein teen years owld when me Haat brother died. God bleat hire. That wan Pet four teen years to the month before UI left avid ()Ireland, and Ul left Oireland twelve y.n sitar ib. Crimean war Now, how owld em O. '' Luckily the enumerator was • ekil.ed sritbm•uelae, and be worked It out that ►u treed was just sixty tot years old. O:n•rs have set bmd.ni in their lire oast sated with great event* a bttmetely, .ad • reedit' rear .low baa Ile be •06.144,1.4 georalgfa A1.ee4 Mise Weyers .ash ()Lily them who he.. suffered 1► knew of abs dailaa9, dtlfacU , pals, .ad whew n euralgia 1a8:.te. Ordu.ry remedies deal eyes relieve. It moires an ettreerduartly Mang. 0wiratln4 liniment to dries oat tan puc. T. get relief rub Polse',7 Nervn :n• Ince to spot. Pain eon 1 roust NUT' len., which has awe Warne tb• etreogth tit •zy other Ilolme►. Decal eat wuralgta is tall ea hoes. Never falls : Never arms ' Always saeo etaL Try • large 25o bottle. SMILER. Tea a1T,k7 Out .•Tr_CIL 1 .at • gest .aa cud to um "Tbe eremites. pray, stow. Why de yea always wag voar ebb"" Qse1b 1., " B.aaw I ea.. -Life. Pokiest -Lector, I doe's keel. what is line atter with me. I can't sleep, bare no •enoung, an !•terse' a hue ease - 'o. U-.aoU1- s«. ter -hell, baba dot you prep.t• Mr. Nlmfullo.-Wbut do you %Uuk is see proper are for "iris ss marry f• Me. Lusa-O, sheet 19. "Indeed ' And bow old are yes 7" "U, •beet 11." Mamma (eterelyl-Don't you knew that tbe gram h.4.r S.Iwmoe aid : "Spare the rod and spoil acre Gadd P' Bet. y -Bab ' Bat 01 dida'► say that as. 114 es 0n' greased op. Pau.aeRw(rttsaty to the barn.rl--C..- doctor, hove 1 time to say need -bee to my wife' l'oodaotor-I dust Ieow, dr. How keg han you been marled ! Little Ebel bad never tees . toad be ton, an4 battier by obaom discovered one m her doer wrist) Nome running to the Dorm, bet fate Bushed with etmtemeot, oryfsg : "Mamma, mamma, come quick ' Tbere's a pocketbook hopping around out here with tour 1•p on it.' Pula..'• torn 91ireet.r Demo'. Isy • man up for • woes but quietly and surely errs o° doing its work,a 4 Both ug •e knows of the operation till the core .s *belled Plenty of substitutes do this, Some of them .n d•rrerou., B. danger _ from Pnteam'a_axsept to linemen At tin - draggle t, Public Notloa LocAL IMPROVEMENT. TOIVIK•Or 60ugR(t'H • TAKE NOTICE that the council of the town of God erten will undertake the rooetrnetlon of ar 1110esl moors sidewalks on the fol:owing streets known u : >i1v=t�_,4• jj it: nw i WEST HURON License District, The Board of Libenw. l'owmi.tohers will me. t n the InsPector's Office, Clinton, l/\ T11NDAY, APRIL Nth, 1901, at a o'clock. 9 . to 000elder the appheetwa• for the 1.• 4 ear of IONIA/ All petitions or •ppllc•tlo . to be seat to t. , J Palley. Inspector. t'Onto°. The Dumber of ',canoes for the year USW Ball was 30 hotels •ad t .hope Toe bomber of applications for 1101 a IJ hotels and J anJp- N«w epplloarloe. -- Michael rat.. hotel, tioderlcb, R Pike, Railway Hnel, tainton ; l'bariee amnions, hotel, ,ialtford Win, Proudfoot if z Marti° Ipt*t.l.hotal eialtr ird ktes. 8aulta, Fiat -way House. Oud•rloh, N'..1, PAISI.SY, Apra 4-0 laapwwr, (Clinton. CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, ,snort Bread and Cream Rolls, NEC Pies and Lady gasses, Macaroons, Marna, Brazil Saag, Etc. are ea good es the out toads to any city in Canals. Coniston lett- the trade in W EDI)ING CAKES to fanCv dceiznirtg awl ornament the and alowol 1,'ng- Gtve tum an order and your eat: i.lactton wall ,e soured, D. CANTELON. WEST -8T. HANO - MADE DAIRY T.Uaseay, April 11, 1901. The pesessa'os exambatlrs have bees dose away with lo the dablto caanmKIM S hoots d the uutbm ly r•nan9 Reid'sosiers') elbof d Lim R. B. Rmith's ` Old osiers') o! ►6• pupil made to '.aka the place of Ise mldeummer esamiaa• Ilea•. Th. Unndae Karma. says teat after a ds yeaee' trial the plan bat worked GW. y. Oodd's Kidney ars the Only medials that will cure Dia- betes. like Br'gkt'. De- ere the dm - sue was Is - l�curable until d'• Ktdne) Pills cured It. De tor* themselves maims _ that without Dodd. Kidney P,Us they are powerless against 1)11. bete•. Dodds Kidney Pills are the first medicine Mat ever cured Diabetes, Imitatio box, name aad pilLare a,.. ertiood to do so, but the ensedicine that ice Olga • Diabetes 11 le Dodd's IGdn.y Pi1L- Dodd'o Kidney Pills .re My cents • boa at .11 drugsi.te. DON'T TAMPER... with your health. Don't use Drugs and Medicines of que.tionable quality. Get the best there is at the same prices that are Icharged for inferior goods. At our Drug Store the stock is al- TIN i 1 ways fresh, and mil article pure, po- isf Department IIRt,,...it-OktUanrdP"re'scacripit°rio% i but a reputation for promptutrw end accuracy. I. Our own hand -made Dairy. Tinaake made out of your grand- mothers' of 1 -fashioned hand -dip- ped blo(lk tin, i, the cheapest and cleanest tinware to buy. All` g(iods• marked in plain figures. rf tlalalle�tt child ��--• get the name- bargains as the older ones lis we have only one rice and that is the cheaper;. . o overcharging in the shop. JORDAN Medical Hall. ■c►illap ilataal Fire Iasaraace Co. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP- ERTY IN9CRED -Talktraflhopenr fr•a-ei up M Jeort•e Orr CERA 040 aleeCTtlftil. J B. Mclean. pre. : T. Pro'er. yloe.•re., : Jot Connolly, J. 1.1•. W. (i Brodrott. J. Watt !roar.A. LLC/nitre. L-almawt•v, dir c . -P '3 Broa'JO d, dsaro Ih lnepec- arr' .Hes ; T. X. Hays. deaf oil% •tretery• tree t •,eat. augers, 4. W, l -n, Hol.wvllle:•James Ca..! J. fila Worrell R Ith.li.li: >I.,rtIIM. *tato 3m1mA• Itarloet 9 Policy -hoiden can pay srreemeat' and at t- ear cards rr•iptdd at Mr. Coate Clinton or Th. wpeove ronor, mac, •a1 McLean Bros' PalaceClaahlasflame.Go1•- 404... hand kronor,rich. , gzzigno/ipzi i- sv ii%ii - s ) rE' St7trS^n':zR7 21 ;5-sspsff'll ; EF: a Vi S C >g=-xs-wzw` 8 �dso=�1s gs� 8n' o• . as o r+o moo......o tatt 888E8E 6E888E8 :4E, Tag eases sidewalk* are to be meet rooted wider the provisions of it... Municipal Act and the Looa1 Improvement Bylaw No, 7 of IMM of this municipality. and .01.i • petition against each separate improvement or wart .,geed by a m•iont7 In number of the owner* represent n1 at least one Hatt of the nal prop- erty to bs..e..eed be presented to therouneil within one month from the las publication of this no ice the proposer! •mrrorsmeat* ar wort. VIII be nnde taken and epeeist aces. mesa .bare(.. will h, made by the rouse'. Wel. MITCHELL, J. C. MARTIN, Tows Clerk, Chairman Board of Works- (4odeNen. April Ith. 11101, M it 1 BROPIIEY & SON - T1-1 it 1t1WWI - utxttrDwe.ctovt wand Sprit sails, oyercoa(s The man dressed in • tut. made al , our .tor. always to k. trim. as le is rho stm0 4100 of every man •f tart' to I••ok, krse of clots• to choose n r.er. ear.hlly *needed M V all a .era, ■1.111 e1 Ay, *settee street. iI 0 u at• ooeteu.pl.ting As: :•g • -Jlaht *renal for eprieg wear, Or, se a Ames • serve yoe. Prime rash' H. DUNLOP V. set S. rest Mill Wood A Great Snap FOR SALE. '110.• t,.ive is cat into stove whorl length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orders received by, telephone or left at rteidence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention, 'Phone, 98, PETER McEWAN. (;oderich, November 21st, 1899. 55-3m T. le oar Gisler Soap, at iia e pnurel, el whieb Ire to beers! it wet: Um; isn't ear oaty *•p. he we *erre lverytbieg that we 1t1\foetid Ie so op. to date gro0ey atom, sed oar prime are right. T he I .ri.ers Ebner that they aria sleep' get irom '.r their motions Ws dr.. it e. Irg4umate trade - it") . -s : •a.sew•r• or potetue•, gat- obmc..r :able China. We deal b .: of them. G. TIPLING & CO., H• ford blo,•k, Gad..: cit. MA8SEYHRRIS' T'• same stands ter all that 1. rentable In farmitt me.ninerv, .e.FERS.. • intending to $irchsae anything in our line shard.lnap.'rt nor c"ct'I. hefnre I placing thAr orl.'r. We stwaye carry nn han•f a full stock of repairs. We have the heat make of Cream Separators on the market. Yon ran get tho moat np-to date Carriage or Buggy made in Go.. - ado at • reasonable prim. from us Massey -Harris Bicycles --New 1901 models --elegant mount". Coll and see them. E AND - UNDERTAKING BUSINESS Lately carried on by Mews.. Bli;CKEft tit MYERS has been purchased by CORNELL & SON Store C Stand Style in . Millinery t The " Hat' is the keynote of spring fashions, and ea to style no one can have another like the one you choose -no two alike. If you have au "idea " or saw a picture that takes your fancy, Miss Ductus will materialize it for you and the price will be your way, as all the new millinery was tat in '' when we got the stock at a low price. Newness in Shirt Waists. tat mould you like to bay the material ..e your own bat er hale It trtaoedt Mr. Andrews bad just put Into •mck, • Urtriob tape, black, white gad mimed, as few days before we purchaed It •t a Lew half aloe. rant• on the dollar, about 20 doom of the .owe shirt w•I.1. made. They aro in the 1, 10.4 oolurtoyta, whim Had black, made of 'Lerner -zed go,.dr, sateen', lase., oham- br•ve .ad stab good., made 1n the latest .tyle of blebop .leave and oollar, either pleb, tucked, pleated, edged with die •el. lace and trimmed bait', Ito. embroidery and iusertl000, and then 1o•y uombt.• low pricer ae well. Mr Andrews had taint m.rkd vary Wore, but we Dene thew clow price• that.: Oetnob tips, were 1.50 for 751. te 1.00 ' 60o. 0.760 •' 860370. 0.b, "C 30 " 16c. 6 boxes Flowers at 10. 1 half prlm.ad leve. Berlin and other wools, 3o, --There 1. yet a tot of these yarns. A mlad lot B..11..nd others, the regn- lu aloe 1. llo, for 3c- Waut., Diose prim, 75r, mr•.d prim, 5°°'I Oa Clothing 1wt to band in the R•Id!.t•re. 100. 75o Our new spring clothing for man and boys. " 1 75 .t poo, !fen's serge safe from 13.30 up to 1110.00 1.50 and 1.6a, and all between. 1bey u*pito s all ep dose oarv.d prier, 1.25 tailored goods and at very el.m prises w'; " 2 00 and 2.25, Mee'. mousier, from 660 up. cerved prim, 1.00 boys' katokers or abort pante, 2841s9.1._ 600 Remnants of Print about half price. Mc=2\..C. 3?�` .•1' ,,'!! Men and boys k 41.'4;1 'f* (young men) work- 411'-4--;-1111C--411 ork- _`. . ir,g outdoors, knocking about, need 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, put together with the knowledge that they must be strong to stand the strain, • ••These hoots are not expensive, though they do 9.04x1 ijard Wear Shoe. FROM $1.25 UP. WCI. SHARMAN, Jr. Oil est with the ig 4 4t►� flA4Vill4'v in _ �,- •••bib'LS ,► ' •f 7+, .r: e4lfa t ' -tf The Le.t time to enter - 4.4 pea. u -b▪ efore they are hatched. uWiie,.r.ai to t.danave rJ WI end water pet oaf. the wiute• will prevent a m kin,i of Lug. jiserws merp• parasite r.rr•ree . Mtie *EMI �► eerier tart for I•s■ Lee smile grin 144.1 • Rue book A11100.4 winter sprayla li rat:. r`• -•7r.. other ed d which we .11 mall free teat-)• • w ttrtFi g i L THE SPRAIIOTTS 08, loneloe, Oat J971 Shapes aqd Stylus. " King Quality" ladies'• shoes are made in enough shapes to fit all kinds of ladies' feet, and have an elegant appearance. Greater variety, better selection, more style, more comfort, better wear than any other Canadian ladies' *hoe. Gold medalist at Paris Exposition. Se. that they are branded- " K11110 QUALITY." Mad. by Th. J. D. King Co., Limited, Torrents. Our Vert to .oderlch to St. Gapes Prima, who. will .cont lune it in It• hMtlSji t'� --« Mr. Cornell has had a Ing .xperi•n.t.' in the 1,osinese, and the now firm win'. put forth every effort t., gage fir.t.c'nar goods and cervix nt reaa•,nahle tat-.. Sp- j•1 attention, wt!) Ira g•tert in i'nrlertal4in4. All female ear, will ter. atter'4erl to 1'v 0f r• Cornell, who pow awe a dtpbrr: t from the 8u'l;vert *1_ho,.l f Emholmirg,. Tnrontp. No charge for emio11tnii.4 You s not he nt,r mart with .stnrti.n,.t', chug a. THIRTY DAYS' SALE 1,. nrier to ,'Isar out N I•rlrt t .• nl,,, . " tirev, bargain sale i. M'inu h. Id for lllr) ..•,e MI good.. marko,t ,I,.w n to . oat nr under coat of -date go r1. , everything new awl ❑,aieru. Thu epcial Bel. will continue only thirty days. and make the beat *twice COMNE=a Z 3t, SON 13i11RT. PA.RBONB, f •011112 No old, out - Come early For Ladies' Fine Shoes THfi King Quality Nothing marls in th.• t ,ut,.,l Stat,.to heat them Every pair guaranty'.'•) -THE- ...King Quality Shoes... FOR MEN etre , Pry hi 0 Anel up todate. We oarrt • Ier,:e rsr Vie, Our spring stock of goods is on our shelves. hake your selection early Trunks and valises at close prices. Our lines of staples are complete. Redford Hotel Block, (iodench. holo Agent for JD King Go. Gooda ST. GEORGE PRICE,