HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-5-16, Page 5THE SIGNAL : G )t7^RtCH °PITAltll►.
THUNKUAY May 16, 1SO1.
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Acheson & Son
New Carpets.
Bargains
oktp,i jfl fir;,.
in Carpets.46,Kety.0,,.4:ii.
11E wonderful business that our low prices have gained
for us in our Carpet Department has forced wilt) en-
large the space for these goods in our store.
Specials in Carpets.
36 Ioohes wide, heavy, r.versiLle
uoloo carpets, semiotic' drudges In
latest whitings. at per yard 25, 50c.
30,40 and .... .... ...........
38 Inches wide, all pure wool, rases
Ibis oarplt , and colors clear,
beautiful and w ted fat, at,
per yard, 55, 66 and 75c.
27 Inches elle h;uvb.h t•pustry
oareats, good dement and la'ut
oolor combinations, for parlors,
dialog rooms, hedrurms. hells, et,.,
at per yard, 35, 40 and.... .... 50C
700 yards English body Br 1+ Lar•
pet, new goods and In .operb de.
signs and combination c,lorioge.
•t per yard, 85, 90, .nd 1 .00
Heavy Scotch Linoleums in great variety of designs, at per eq. yd., 45C.
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Oodarloh towsshlp : A Cooper hike agate
1e.o copiloted to his bed with rb.um.tlsm.
Brussels: Drurgtet Deadman totwds
. odlug • slumber of his bees to 8t. Joseph's
Island for this season
Seefortb : Robert Winter sent 200 very
Sae viers op to his reach to Colborne to
pasture, on Tu.ed•y of las week.
Brusesis : Wm. Blesbill has colossi a bit•
gas with Mrs. Sage for the Walton hotel
and will take pommeloa on the 3rd of Jam.
Brussels : W. B Malmo, State Atter-
sof, from Langdon, Dab , formerly of Bru.-
o da, le *gratis. in Ontario for • short tams.
Seafoeth : S. Dickson, pestatat•r, hat
sew potatoes in his wades, whioh measure
six inches le length. Who con beat the
poetmuter !
Mar000b Mies Jessie McKenzie, of Mar-
eooh, hid little Willie McBurney to L^n
don again, where be was undergoing tre.4
meat for his spine.
Clinton : Cantelon Bros mode the usual
produces ibipmeet to the entero market
last week ; butter is quoted retail at 12o to
13o and eggs .t iso to 10..
W lesbsm : The stonework of the Dew
Methodist church Is Dow more thou bell
oomplete, sed will be ready by th• 24'b for
the Dorsa stone corm:moire.
Clinton : The other day Mrs. Granger
was uofortasate enough to bete a ladder
f.11 on her loo'. Inferior t he Lille toe, whteb
beam her confined to the hoose,
Geo Denstedt who Dame to
toes • fere weeks ago to esg.go la the
hardware bean's., rn'd out to C. Hsr,1i.b
A Co. end Ill for his home at Blyth
Loodeeboro' : Mise Agile Riedel disp.e•
od of her household furniture on Tused.y
of last week bb• now intends making her
home whit her brother Thoma, of Auburn.
Heeealt : 8 Hardy chipped hie furniture
from Hwall our Tueday of last week Sul
cad faintly left the following Thursday
siorsleg for their new home at Careoanlle,
MIME.
Grey : While ene•ued In driving some
limos stakes Thos. 11 httaeld had the mhrlor-
Ino. to bale two of his Bogen Iv
eroabed. W• hope be will •Don be ell
✓ ight,
Brussels: The r.'tdenea of Mrs.Fergoson,
A1es•ed.rlekest,has bats purohaeed by Mrs.
Tba•n, of Morrie, for 4625 8h• w111 take
poweeeslon nett fall. R. N. Barrett le the
prem+ tenant.
Exeter : Mrs. John Meteor and family
wise have resided here for th• peat two
years, loft iw Csees Fork, P., whets they
will tete Mr. Meteor and make that place
61.1* future home.
Morris: MIM xdna Wallace, of Morrie,
left on Monday morning of tut week for
Newark. New Jersey, where she w111 be
met by her brother Erato, who bit • good
intuition in that olty
Brus.ele: Mn. Rol.• Moeutoheon and
ehlldree lel on Monday of last week for
A *meds, N W. T„ to rejoin Mr Mo
Catobeon who toe gens Into t.rmlog w an
extemhe mole there.
Wine hem : Oa Sunday May 5th, H own -
are, d.s.btsr of J. F.. Swart', was servilely
bitten by a dog that grew jealous boo*uee
tee , bald was petting soother deg The
of:ndleg minims wan 1111ed
Ct,n •on : The olfielal. of R•vrnbary
Street church were stating out the ground
for th• new Methodist ehuroh retinal*,
Hiram Hili who bit the contract! for the
beodvoon, will bsv the sed tweed soon.
H• ue.sl.: Adam and tare. Ke1d, of Leos
don, 11.1 , wend taking • holiday trip to
Lenter!o- to .pend • pornri of the sem
mer +:'h Mr and Mrs. Black. Their ofd
Brew•' f, tend* wish them • rlrasant time
Seaforth : Hugh Robb, alio was In Ih•
re• •
groom v bus u n here for esus y r•, left on
ii'•dn.ad. of tat week for Detroit. Mrs.
and M:e. R tbb Tamale here fors time, until
Mr. Boleti s.l.ote • loathes for • new
home.
rt'tngltsm : The (Alegbsm weigh 'ogles
bays b nen let to A. H. Carr for the ensuing
year. Mw Garr will be welghmastrr .t the
melee on the market sod also •- the sales
at both railway yards. He pay. • rental of
4136 00
(Jlmten : Toe grime ears *hoot I •
take+ with rho • who are In the habit of ur
tea aemei ,e of any bled t a stray bullet
woof through the front window of J. B.
Rambill's evildoer's the other ey, *blob
might have proved merlons.
Ewa W iwono.n : Goo. Pegs has a hone
whioh gap him • rather warts tub Ltely.
He was showing the little 1• .y her oolt
whey the horse grabbed him by the back of
the nasi .+d neve him • orients of wood
shakes, littler blur eN hl• feet both time
Clinton : W. Dodd' went to Weedlseek
on Moedey of last weak to attend the funeral
ret his half-brother, John Daimon, who hae
limn • resident of that place for 1
yam Mr. (ln.men was formerly s well
kerma resident of Blyth.
Zurloh: Martin 3. Hies, youngest sob
.01 the late George Her, died on Monday
d lam week,st the age o1 16 years, 7 months
and 6 dye. HS died at the resedwos of
his brether,Fre4 W.,.ttr an ilte.a of Nome
months from ooeeomptlon.
Rester : The funeral of (hpvle Gentle
9 Kemp was lamely attended en Sunday,
My 5th. Aervhm war held Ie TrIvlbb
Memorial obureb Dimwitted was • native
el R0•l ad, .sd was In his 64th veer. He
Imes. • widow, awe daughters soda ese to
mown his lees.
took the south bound train to visit bus sis
ter, Mrs. (Dr.) Rollins, heater.
Morris : A tow day" ago Robert Moffatt,
olthe north bouod•rv, had the misfortune
to hays his right leg broken •bo•• the knee
by • kick from • bull A gander wit In
the yard and the bona• aimed • blow at at
but Mr. Moffatt received 1t instead, with
the ab,y. r.eslts, - ile will be laid up for
some rima
Sralortb: Mrs. Archibald McDougall, of
Pilot Mound, Manitoba, died there oo the
21st ult., •t the age of 75 years. Mr..
MoDongell was • resident of Seeforth In Its
early days, her husband having been a mer.
oboist here, end they removed from bee to
Pebbly, Oatsrto, and from there to Mani
robe. Mr. McDougal Is .1111 llyuog.
Saforth : Word hes been reo•t'ed of
the death at hordreob•upon Mendip, Blair
dos, Somerset, Norland, on April 23, of
Allan S. McLean, the eldest son of M. Y.
Mcean of The HuronExpositor and former
member for South Huron in theLegislature
Mr. Allan McLean was a young man of ex
orptioo.l promise, and had achieved much
during his too abort life. He left home
some wren or e'ght years ago, and II,"sd" for
a time 1n the Argentine Republic. Lr'er
hie •dventurou. spirit took him to Loodon,
sad cher* he oiled an Important po.ltlon on
Tree Financial l'imee, and also noted as Lon•
don correspondent of The Toronto Globe.
Only • kw 111ou'he.e0 he was ett.ckel by
consumption, the progress of the dismiss
was dutreu:ugly rapid, and be died In
Somsrut as steed. He leaves • wife and
alibi to mourn, with his r'il'es In Can-
als, his untimely death.
THE HARBOR MILL.
Destinies Elevator Company. He waro
seerstarytreasmer of that company until
last July.
Yr. Malaw loaded the dirt Lung•, •.118,•
000 bushel. of what •blpp..t In bulk Item
Fort William ea the Meanie, Si. Meguus in
1883 in wheelbarrows to 12 hours.
After a retie -twos to thu 14.h1:n mite -sty
deal Mr. Mc(J•w went on In @peek Al the
Manitoba and Northwest Drops, end a•ld
Hutt !ruin what he could g.thdr it hie
twrruepoudent@ the wheat is virtually all to
the ground mud it never went in In better
oondltioa. There Is an 'nor.aes to the
aoreage of over 12i per Dent.. so with an
Iver.. orop, Manitoba ought to be in a
pealtie° to export from 45,000.000 to 60,-
000,000 bushels of wheat this year.
The t,loderiuh mill will le supplied direst
with Manitoba wheat. Mr. Robert Ma
(raw, brother of Mr MoU•w, and a prat
tical uutier of 20 genre' •iporioous to the
largest and beet mitis in the Downier', will
have *hare* of the meohaoiosl sod of the
buslome.
re Break Up a Cold
All you require le • glue of hot water, •
little sugar and thirty drops of Pulrou'e
Nnrvil:ue. 'Take it real hos, and in the more
ins you will wake ap without • nuld, When
d*pressed or tired, try Nervilios ; r wall
tt.ne yuu up better than stimuleit.. N.r•
Mine wards of all .take••@ and keep.
plop's well. Large bottles 25,.
SMILE WHENEVER YOU CAN.
1a' Leu things don't go to .uta you,
And the world seems npeide duwo,
Don't weste your time tit (fettle',
But drive away that frown.
Sines life L ott perplexing,
'Tie muoh the wisest plan
To bear all trials bravely,
And smile •heoe'er lou oda.
Why.bould you dread the morrow,
And thus b•.pnil today'
For when you borrow trouble
You always have to pay.
It is a good old maxim.
N hiuh should be often preached -
Don't cross the bridge before you,
Until the bridge Is reached.
You might b• spared much .iebicg
11 you would keep 1e m)o•1-
Phe thought that good and evil
Are always here oomb nod.
There mutt be something wanting,
And though you roll to wealth.
You may miss from your osshot
That preotous je•,••ei-health
And though you're strong and sturdy,
You may have au empty purse .
(Arid earth has maty trtrls
Which 1 ooOsider worse)
Hu. whether Joy or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
'Teel make your pathway brighter
To smile wheni er you Dan.
11
LELBURN.
foreeAY, Mo 7.
Win. Tobin enjoyed • pleasant wh t•
Ooderloh township this week.
Chao. Young, of Taylor's corners, tied*
rloh township, visited hie brother, W. F
Young, at Loyal able week.
sena. ANOTHER. -lo Colborne item+ of
lest week mention was merle of the eucoma
Q1 three (cholera of 8, S. No. 5 at the On
•arto Agricultural College at Guelph. We
now a1J the& over twenty-one years ado A.
H. flatten attended this oo!lege for two
v toter terms and pulsed the examio.oUoos
•acceufuliy, obtaining the diet( ms •eee•
merit. member owned by Protessor Mills,
A IIOftIE CURE.'
Con.umptives Need not
Leave Their Own Homes
to be Cured.
The Slocum System
Or That mesmt Is offered yen AA-'
etplutely /area
A consideration not to be overleobed,
in the treatment of consumptives 1• Air
expense in quest of health. Some .' out
medical mea are now advising tl.• .r
patients to go long distances in the hope
that change of air will do them good. AI
lut of solemn nonsense is being said, and
written, about change of climate, and it•
lufluence on the patient. 'Stick to low
altitudes", says one. "Go the mountains", .
Says another. How is it poor perplexes
Sufferer with sore lungs, to decide among
these different authorities ? The fact is,
people die of consumption in all climates
They recover from it too, in all climates,
II they are treated properly. The only
positive cure for the disease is to kill the i
germs that produce It. This Is accoss-
plished under the S}ocem system Ot I
treatment. The disease must have noth i
Vg to feed on. Teat is the principle
eeederlytng the Slocum system. You can ,
try it at your home.
POSITIVELY FREE.
Tea n roar sick Meade w love • oars es•ass
se Treatta nt. Simply writs to Tits T A. Stamm
CsaarcAL co , Limited. tit Rios at Week Term
1e, elites post oaks ad mono aloe @deism. and
W tees medicine (The Mecum Cum) wW w
promptly •eat.
Wino er long ler teem &twee@ atM•geese
eW
Nelsons Is (heads, seeing eleeam7 tree offer to
lmencas papers wet please dead ser maples te
Ile 'reveals Iaborsterlak
FOR TH(klx WHO BAT oetOse.
1.union Advertiser : The melee Bode s
saal"us advocate in • 'saddle medloal jeer
nal ; sod now Domes a saentiet who profess
es to be able to deu•'ortse Its breath, which
scoording to the medlusl, autberlty 1111.
Only fault.
TO ADVEHTIBERS.
Notice of changes mast be left at this
Once not Tater than Saturday
noon. The Copy tor' changes
mast ee left not tater than Kos-
.10,y
dtty noon. Casual Advertisements
accepted an to noon Wedneaday'of
each week.
Imte,view 4b a Woman hoar with a _A
masse.
The Mol and Empire on Saturday pub -
Oohed the result of en Interview seam S A.
Mo(3•w in reference to the plane of the coma
petty whioh h.• taken over the Goderich
harbor milt.
The Like Boron and Maoltoba Milling
Comp•sy, Limited. was Lnoorporatedle
February, and was organ tad for the pur-
pose of taking o'er the 041101e and Hutch-
inson mill. at Godertch, iooluding the .d
Joining elevator, as well as the salt plant
and appurtenaooee. The mill will ha'e• es-
pwlty of 1,200 b.rnl" of Sour per day, end
will um only Manitoba herd wheat. It le
Dow beteg thoroughly overhauled and r.n•
ovated, and the best mod most modem
machinery that money olio procure le beteg
installed. All the machinery In the mill
*1 present le for sale es room must be mode
for the new plant. The mill w111 be le rat
Meg order for the fall season.
Toe town o1 Goderlob Is admlrabTj%fs•
abed for such as •oterprlee, as It is one of
the beet distributing centres in the Donna
Ion The town is the viscera terminus of
the Buffalo and Lake Huron 9rmnrh of the
(LT R., and Is oo the direct lane of export
by both rail end water betw..en the great
wheat beide nt Manitoba and Northwestern
Canada, and the great shipping porta on the
Atl*ntio seaboard. The herb r at. (:odetoh
has bap rt•ceivine s no ,c1 deal of atteitita
from the ()inurement of late, .ed 11 stew'
rank" among the best on the (creat Lokoe
It hes a depth of twenty feet, and olio
sadly acmmudate t1 a largest vessel, parsing
through the Soo aerial . The (Iovernrneot
has spent wlthm the lest three years over
4100,000 on the harbor. Mr Mo(Jsw is of
the iiplulnn that the Dew B aur mill, the
grain elevator, having s eap•obfT 01 orgy
half • milieus busbab, and the moor/. ll:'
ready expended on the harbor, are sufllmeot
to icsure the attetition of the Goverum•n•,
.id that added Impronm rota will b, tea le
to the teatime from )ear to year.
THY .IODORICH KILL
"The 'Like Huron au I Mantteh• Milling
Company, Limited, is capital tad •t 4400 •
000, and already over half thfitful hes
been sold, and the balsa re bong c tgerly
ought after.
The mill proper, 66350 feet, Or Merits
IILIIehfeh bee erevA too .f OVIIV 80
feet It
IS ooneuooted of atone for the Bret OVA
@agile.. Ti. elevator enjoining the Lund
Inv hes& toil capacity of 200 000 hu.hel..
In addition to this the oompaey he. • lug,
storehouse which will he otil,t'd for pack-
ing rooms. The oomp.ny's property le
dmeotly oo • doable Peck of the (1 T. R.
aid fronting oo the harhtr, so thatshtp.
meets can be made either by n4 or water
direct without oartse•, A twenty -:00 ear
esn he leaded us too mtsuiee.
A 510 5A1.T MOCK.
Adjelntng the mill property ie the tale
blook, whioh w111 be thoroughly repaired
and Ioarsitsd to a capacity of 100 barrels
per day. Tne salt, Mr. MoOaw pointed
out, will he manufactured by the exhaust
steam from the engine, end the net profit*
from this snores will nearly Dover the entire
cost of fuel for the whole plant. The whole
property hes been granted exemption from
taxation for ten years. The buildings will
be lighted throughout by electricity and •
oompleee sed •fob•ot Bre protection system
will be provided, so es to reduce the oat of
,osoranea to • minimum.
The charter obtained by the oompsnv Is •
blanket one, meet oomplete and comDre-
hendye it allows for the ezp•n.lnn of the
bo.lnsss, shoal! It be found necessary, and
makes every provision for the d•yslnpm•nt
of i he oompany's works.
MASAOta lerelAW'e (lease*.
Rroeegetd : D. Rem, con of Mn Anna
Ems, Ottawa, has gone to Rentl.n l for the
"mom He etpents to mob'. en,+ogh to
'"nese him by handling stereeptlnen .leve
of t0oeadlas seesery, for whioh there Is to
le oesslderoble demand In the land el the
heather wintry.
ribbon Cllsterr had the honor of s tits
fennbshsd vulva 1n town Ts.edav of lest
week In the parer of Hoe. Thee. (Irem-
wsy• of (lry.lai (busy, Man., et-prtmtar of
Ma.lteh• He hal Arleen down from
n"Mrieh early be the ..,sl.. .ad •f►a•
laving hod brsaktase M the RoMsehor7
Mr. 9 A. Mu(Iaw, the manager of the
esw enterprise, has been In the grain and
milling business all his life. H• spent over
eighteen yeas to Manitoba an! the North-
west, fourteen to the milling husineu, and
fear years to the grain business 1)nrine
these years he eontrnlled th• headline of
over 60,000,000 bushels of wheat Mr
MoGew Is an srpresldant of the Winnlp•g
Orale grabenes, and is new a member of
the Beard of Trade ane Drain Koohanee of
Winnipeg, and • director of the Dominion
Elerater Company.
Mr, Me0aw was oonns0tsd with the
Ogilvie and Hnlnhbron mill at Gnd.rinh for
six years, end form 1882 to 1896 Mr Me
Oa. wall asennlated with the manaiemest
of she Iariost milling.nbmrprlees in (heads.
la 1897 Mr. Mo(Igw, together with 1'tem-
talsg Rohde, of Meelsob., established the
IMa president of the oonsge. lee Der
u6rs'e is dated August 1888. W• might
e.y that A H. Clacton wee the second sta.
.lent from Huron oesoty to atteed the col-
lege Thi... that hear followed b:m Iron
. S. N o. 5 have kept apo les repot faun.
BLUEVALk.
MONDAY, May 6th.
fobs Colette* visited to Molesworth tete
mer k.
Mies ,1.•nut'• Fr , of Turobyrry, visited
Mrs Gen McDemaid this week.
Mies Hanel'. Gordon, of Brussel', is .1.it.
log Mrs Joseph Pugh.
Geo. King, of Wingham, visited his me-
ter. Mrs. (leo. McDonald, thio week.
Andrew Holmes and children visited •t
David Holmes' near tt nigh/int this we.k
Will Roger, is home from Montreal,
where hshas been learning to be an elec•
meter).
Mts Wm. yewart and little daughter,
of New H•mbore, ebbed *slatl'se bb the
vill•gs this week.
Mr. and Mn. Fred McCracken aol
ohild.eo, of Bruwele, visaed at John
I;ardner's on Sunday.
BENMILtER.
MONDAY. May 6.
BerrMlLLIR NrisiRY -The ureal de -
levet y
e•livety of y stock from this now well.
!sews nursery took plooe eerie, the lam,
two wtelt s •rd the proprietors report • vet sr
.sociesfa' oprings output. Bloc ell I5,
usual teams employed by the firm a lame
number of farmerrigs came to• get stork
and • conifer stream of puro'teser+ w••'
naming through the altar., some aim ng
even from w tar north it. Welty an,I e,ith'
from tbA vteiettr N- Jsde.M, • 'l'A.. Brun
le now,eng•4ed en e►ipoiog svergnwa ,.n t
n • oak or two w1! de •ver omens eu l
bedtime plants. of which they hive • large
tbsertmsat .- __ -. - . _.
Commis Csurrsat.-Tie rewash p
Clamed has j ,' pnr•+h 1.t 1 from J. T, (ill-•
r.•e the tem eau of laud adjo nine the I re..
rot chum •r), . the nlnt femetary b .e, h..
o me to.' en.a,1, kind It has feet ft mud r, tea_
e.re to loon•'+ . the arse by res nous
n it n .11Aare.will ow t
m ►i g t 20 1 I y b• s
erdet for the o •m eery commit tee to ley ns:
the 0, w purohses to convinced with the
bud, whioh is perhaps the pretifeat .n 1 he.,
(ln'I'. acre ante:d• the Oates and r•Bnc•s
ar,d:t upon the taste end go ahead anttoos
of the council of 25 years ego. A. a re •
country oemet.erins ere very Minh neglected
end it.eem+ es if it well nobody's bssisess
to attend to the plaotlog'of evergreens and
otherwise be.utlfym, aha surroundings of
tl.e notion nisi* of the pioneer* *ho have
made the country what It 1s today. There
is something that doe. not look right to ere
ooetly irritate and mottle monument* .,rem•
•d by loving relatives on lot. tnat are over
grown with "eeds and in Nome inaauoes
have not even been leveled of Th• cost
attending the oroper care of cemetery lots,
1s so trifling that It 1s surprising that the
.,tete of thlope should be allowed to exist.
Tits WoriLee MILL -The fleet fleeces of
this year's clip of wool were brought in from
Underlch township on Friday, just ten
days earlier than any prsyioa. year. Oo
rsmuklne to the person who brought them
that it was rather early to shear sheep, he
told os that his sheep Were all thorough
bred and could stand the Deist better than
the common rehhlsh the* ran about th•
onhomeslnn lines Wirier ap • Ilring as hest
they Dan, and of course we bed to bell•,•
what he said. This year the proprietor Ie
making a grand stride to be a%% f th•
limes In the number of new and really hand -
, OTS designs that he has en sth:hie, and •
specialty this season is • new hied of lona
fleeced home open cloth for lady bicycle
rider's dresses, dyed In black or In the
beautiful &Iselin., dyes that are new aro atm•
mon. The enentlty of wool that is hronebb
to the mill le large and we do not think we
are far from the mark when we 0.v that
fully nine tenths n1 the slip of wool of the
e nvoy of the three town1lps al Colborne,
Ashfield and (4u. b irloh finds Its way to the
mill In stohange for th• mannfaatured
srteles or le hoo.ht for ovate as the seller may
wish. Old "Jess,' as the ernol.n man U
osI1•l,IS now • renognl,sd "Ineeleatlen" and
many • farmer's wife ensues every year with
her wool and hal a familiar chat with the
old chap, wheels memory dates from ever
forty years of wool f+nying atterlee's and
who teows a••rythtng worth knowing about
the family marten of ens ball eh. natives of
Ih• Ielnehlle.
Pquarr
"A bad workmantool
tools." with his
A maker of tricky
shoes, blames the Re-
tailer, for over pricing
thcs at - at they
Observe the Makers'
responsible price on
"The Slater Shoe"
Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent.
11 Fiat Pella haft
SPRAY YOUR
CHARDS
11
One of t be most danger -
owe and repulsive forms of
Kidney Disease is
BOPS
for which Dodd's Kidney
Palle are the only certain
cure. In Dropsy the Kid-
neys are actually dammed
asp, and the water, which
should be expelled Is the
COM of urian, flows back
and lodges in the sells of
the gbh end puffs out the
skin. Remove the filth
whir., plugs up the drain.
Rc . ore the Kidneys to
health. There is only o .
Kidney Medicine
UODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
R.t B. Smith's Store `J M CKI M 9 .S PMI's Old
Stand
Hulks worth $1 25 for 75o. Ws have a bargain for you In sew Fr•oob
1V
O,
s4e•aartcadr hN.wlesartaw:y.s:ron.,luHriuog to m•u,s, hello, castles and blues. Nothtug
value
at 41 2i, to clear at
lr%illlnety►.-No matter bow Dion looklug you are, we have the hat that w111 make
Toll aloe, tanking. No matter how lean or 1•t your puts., u, we have the hat that will
mita, whether' at 41 25 or 425 00. Aoytbleg you want to mi,hnery and jest a you
wont It.
'there a no groat credit In glyiog heresies uo Summer Mlllloery to the tall, acid thou
it's no bargain to you at soy pride wont you don't w•ut It. It takes ee out bat•
palet thin way early in May.
A stylise up -to date hat of dos straw braid, mads In the newest shape and •I•Z
trtmm,d In the bright of fathloe. Good value at 42.00 acid 82 25,
Au up to dee het r•1 the latest des•ge rod good materiel, m.!• hats .red $2
+,raw .hep•'. LnoLs.. nice as the h. ghe+t pti-ed •cad well manna$3 OO w 4350
N : »„ ..e cute. At tech ..... .. .
.00
Corsets, -W. owl b.v. • 'swirlier of thus* 41.00 end 41.25 corms at per pr. 760
C1001111111`. -W• wlltmentlw Doe lin• or nne prior, of MOD's suits -:[0.00. 610.00
Lo. k rroui•:l asst had the heel you win .t 412. i0 •civ Weise ani atm. In sol
we .111 boas It tor r
Men', suite from 43.30 up. New goods.
Boys' suits from 75., to 46 00.
8htrt waists et manufacturer's prloe.
Half
Price
Chemtees. -A lot of ladles' cot,oi and cambric.
chemise.. Good material, well mead rid nicely trim-
med. Nothing the muter with them only _they are
slow sellers. To clear . -
VST_ Mc=21vZ.e
Half
Price
ti
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Ott the best
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
AL our Drug St, on the stock is a1 -
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent anti satisfactory.
Our Prescription IDepariment
by a reputation for proluptn. s and
M_Curae_ya- - --, •
JORDAN
ORDAN
Medical Hall.
P4ilhp lieu! Fire i.saralce Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
DRTY INSURED.
trained Property lustre I 'up un Joe try,.
IIJf /J.Me.til.ee
OIF1CRRs A50 titRa•CTOge.
J. B. McLean. pre.. :'1', Fraser. vlee.pres.
Jet,Coneoltr, Y. lisle. W. U. Hreadtote, J.
Watt. Jae, Ivens, J. 0. Or eve, J. BeasRwele.
diercto's; W. 11 Hrov1fo,t, deafo tit, inepeo•
for of fusee.: T. I, Hays, ecotone, seore:ary•
reasoner.
AtiVio t,
J. W. Yen, Ilelmestele; Jamie Commis``
ltgtuoodellls: -IL..1lo3Clt.sSe.forth;
with. Harlock.
Poi iryho!dersoaapay suts•mant • and get
their cards ',reipt O •. Mr. Coati Clinton or
at 1asLess scow' Palace Clothlea Store, Gods -
doh.
MSSEY-HARRI8
Tee Dame stands for ell that Is
musses he farming mwb,nsry.
tatending`to purchase anything in our
line ihould`ynepect our goods before
placing their iiffnler.
We alwaysirry on hand a full
•tock of repairs.
We huge the bet make of Cream
Separators on the 'dr'et.
Yon elle get the ,.t up-to•duti'
Carriage or Buggy n de in Can
...R at It I'eason4'rle price •m are.
Massey -Harris Bicycl -New
1901 rho(Ie', -elegant mounts.. Call
and see th, in.
THE ` THE NEW
Empress SHOE
id r r;'JI•
Spring is here.
You will be re-
quiring a pair
of....
BOOTS
0R SHOES,,,
THE
Slater.::
w w Our stock is
Oabout co m -
Mplete with
the latest
Efashions in
Footwea r
N that will be
sold at as
close prices as
is consiste nt
with quality.
PI," Remember you have no duty to pay
on the Shoes as they are made by Cana-
dian workmen and are equal to the best
American goods made.
Wm. Sharma
The "King Q
shoe with the "Twin to • sole"
is the ideal of comfort an ap-
pearance.
Twin Turn soles are Just as
flexible as your finest dress-
_ shoe soles, but they are twice
Pia'c rs Rt0'T as thick. -
Invented, patented and con-
trolled by the makers of "King
Quality." Can be got in no
other shoe.
No tacks or threads under
the foot, no squeak -greater
wear, more comfort, handsome
aG olid Qmedal, Paris Exposi-
r C-7';,• ' don.
TRADE s'0 MAAS e
$4,00. All dealers.
Ye d. by The J. D. KInB Oe.,
Limited, Toronto.
TURN -SHOE
} ,ING Qual l
Our Agent in 1;derreh le St. George face.
Mn+mmmmmmtttntnrtOttttttttnnnrmmnttttmm tmmtG
r
s
s
lntefligent acrd tiers/' e
will make your orchard {irfll
ahtc.
1 he nonmotor jp the troth of care- ;
tut experiment sod is keit tis'@ Ll' -$
to date. Met the world to epee e»..
petition no, the Ineit.tlou or 11,-•
notsrlo e.ire!emeut aid w••,,
•ward. -Thr. .h••dn ,nein
to you. The 1pnnm:nr
fees def.eted -Alt ewoti"r•
bream, collating .,rade ft , ,
beam lutea. All p.•t• bee, 1. ..
shit. Sere. airy p,r rent b, 1.1'
Moat economical ,.more toto:t .n
goes farthest snd.,u',J sEecli'-:- :•
m..1, throws anything/ /ruin nn+Gty ,
spray to • solid etreom. wltl A... ".
whitewash or paint four teildluge. 1
Tree treetkie for your **trees,
TNI IIPMAMOTOR CO ,
len Dvr•, vet. .:"" -'t•"
Sr1ll salla, ourcoais
The man n d In a suit made at
our store always looks trim, .e it in the
•mtntlno of .yety man of taste to look.
A large reeve of cloths to chores
from,
It you are contemplating getting s
light overcoat ter spring wear, give tie •
oh to torte you. Prices right.
H. DUNLOP
West Street
Mill W6od
FOR SALE.
The above is out into stove wno.l
nen;th and will he deljver(vl to any
part of the town the rime day are
ordered.
Orders received by telephone nr
left at r(aidence, 128 Cambria strati,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 99
PETER McEWAN.
(byte rich, November ''41st, 1898. 53.3m
A Great Snap__•
AGR\
Is oar Ginger Snap, at 5o. •
pound, of wh,uh we sell • b•rrml a week.
Ti b isn't our only n. caw snap. o • o •rev
everything that oro befound to an of
to -dole grocery store, tied our p''c..
•r• right. 1 h termer* t ',ear that (het
min •Iwys get from • • :or thew
produce. Ws draw .,. • a
Iogmmite tr■d. - every•.ft o"
+
01 *aware or potatoes, merles .t..
oboioiet table China. Wig deal in a.
of them,
T. G. TIPLING Sy CO.,
Redford block. O ederleh.
HAND -MA1E
DAIBY
TINWARc...
`.1
/► klNti ljUrlLi 1•Y SHOES
$3.00 t = $4.50 per pair -
every pa guaranteed.
We carr a full line of
= TRUNKS, TRAVELING '-
BAGS, GRIP , etc. -
is our King Quality
for men and women.
They have 'splendid
reputations be h i n d
th.m, and they have
the qualities to main-
tain and increase
their reputations.
Our own handmade 'Dairy
Tinware made out of your grand-
mothers' of 1 -fashioned hand -din, -
ped block tin, is the cheapest
and cleanest tinware to buy.
All goods marked In plain
figurer ; the Rmalleiat cf 'T l can
get the i(atne bargains as the
older ones at, we have only one
price and that it the cheapest.
o overcharging in the shop.
J. H. Worsell,
The cheep stove cad forearm men,
Goderlob.
REPAIRING tlyd
ST.
Sole
one. Ne QUASI
E. 1'1 fICE,
-•I INiN NI s4g Agent for hint( Quality Shoes.
►ll►u u u uiu uu ►u 1u uuiluiuiuiliiu
WA.1T A STEP -LADDER ?
11'4' €rjrn one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purcliamed from us, 30e s Ib. Thi step -ladder stone is
wort', the. prise. ..
Try a paca'lge of our Hop Tea -net a medicine, but a care-
fully se'n'•te'1 Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
mantle, with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to huy your Garden Seeds. We have e
full alts. rtment.
C":77.7R=M" dt CO,
Telephone No, 91. THE GROCERS.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
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