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4 THURSDAY, June 27, 1901.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUHSONTARIO
Mole Agent New, W C
tDe PRiDHAIM
satury Brans
Boys' Clothing
Ellen ■ Furnisher
Clothier and
Hatter
MAKING
ax... AN
EFFORT.
People wau1 to 1,•et away Iron] the uoiey,
11011111111n nal, le,aalful chum of the men who
only make claim; and don't supply the
gaols They like to deal here, where what
we offer is ot the higheot quality and what
you gel ie the beet Here are some prices
which ought to interest you H ycu ate in
teed of a suit of clothes
Black or bine serge Bulls, good trimmings, well •mete. Fnuch lacings, regular uric.
$8,00, reduced to •6.25
Nice gray tweed Butt. 'noel quality well mode and trimmed. Freuch facing.. regular
price $12.00, reduotel to • .•.... .. - s8. 78
Imported wonted suits, matt• by Ut.lon ailon, a very sightly gull, regular prim
$1600, reduced to .... .. .... ... $11.08
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
There is always something new to he seen in this atom. We ares coutwually el,li,
the latest m tads, Dollars, outing shirts, ,eglive %hurts, straw hate, light caps and in t.+. t
almost everything pertaiuiug to the comfort of mut during the hot weather
W,. C PR2�HAM
Bole Agent for Ohrlsty'■ Hats. N.•tl Ls• .t •-hepharI0.
*5 POaLIH>D
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Sy fs. mesuaawe�'e
•ODIIUGH, THURSDAY. JUMI V, IMI.
WHAT OTHEHS ARE SAVING.
INS 0001UTIT WY'S ADVSNTAu•.
Derham Chronlole : An •xobange truly
remarks eh•1 "the homeggrown, band -
spooked, bare -timed, bard.6stei oouotry
boy makes • muob better fighter in the
bona of life than goes the pampered, high -
uttered, Dressed sroueerd youth of our
Mesa sed ►111.455, whou ololbes bays a1
ways bun dwbod with a whisk broom In-
stead o1 • shires"
was m■ WUMT+
Samford Bums : Hero is • owes for the
higher orltie6. Al Portage Ina Prairie,
Man., • meas oommisted selnlde In order to
sed she bards. of his orlpeled life. He
Justified his as1 In • noes wribsas before his
death, t. which he used the quotation :
"Drawler lova babe no man than this, that
• men lay down his Iib for bis friends."
Seely this le • new epplloa dos of the un !
T5■ OTHSB Siva or TX■ .!Tette.
Ottawa Journal : Up west • man and his
wife have bees find for thumping a d•r
mord* bey who lived with them, into •
mum of bruises. And the avldenoe showed
that be wase'• • bad boy. 1 t the poor Ince
beggar tool Screed on them and done an
I.1.ry, then would laevo bees another Drees
*horns •boob the "riffraff' and 'gutter
snipes" of old Neglud being allowed into
Iris ooaatry to adulterate our fine selves.
The dialogs are likely its not that waifs and
stray who give tremble to this oo0otry
have eeasld.re►le stoma.
rian TMs YAN.
Tomato Star : A Toronto man has re•
solved sakes Prem she *toy of Hamilton
that unless he goes cep and out* any weeds
growing on the etre** on which he owns
property]__ he will realer himself Mable a •
Oa* et 120. Ws gather from the printed
mottos received that Hamdtee is chiefly
Inabled with the following notions weds
rOs•sye daisy, wild o•u, reg weed, bur
desk, wild Glover or sweet ()lever, marsh-
mallow, milk wed or r loon wed. deed*.
Ilea, narrow deek,'olden rod, yarrow, mob
lea, wild lettuce and shla1155 of all ktads."
We wsId advise Hamilton to pave the
e treele as • sun Dare far weeds.
nue mime.
Hamilton ypeeassr : Did you ever think
M Me amount of time eens.md In winding
up sass watch 1 A anemia fellow, with •
little span time en his hands, has figured
W thing out, and here is the result of his
ealealatlons. It takes on an average Bites,
smoasde every day to wind up • watoh. Hub
MNy the 366 days by anima and you have
6,746 secesds spent is one year. Allowing
16 yes as the average lib, • man would
spend 191,525 eeee.ds, er 3,190 minutia and
41 sessada, se 22 days and 20 hears 10 wind•
tae sp bV watch. Let us go • little farther
wile the ealsala/len sad see what It costs In
mesh to keep year marsh wound up. Com-
pete sa
aas.Ymsael5outsanhourbrthe
Wheats oessamed, sad 11 figures out $52.60
Ice pod hard eh. What 11 omni that muob
lis key a watch wound up we mast sosept
Bs beldam that time is money.
Till SAMS 01.0 0155.
Ottawa C11ttec : After all the alk about
kiss msemslly of the militia corp ssohswing
lam wad feathers and getting down to ;alto
Nest work,Uis sheeting and field operatloas.
11 la ee.enead that the erp that are moat
gref ckeal 1a ceremonial peradss •t the 1n-
spostlass will be ohosen be take part 1n the
mai review at Toronto In she f.11. This
mesas that the amp of Instruction w111 be
devoted mainly to the mrsoblos of useless
saesmeal•I to the neglect of preotltol work.
11 Straight sheeting and olever field work
e rn the highest attributes of • useful real
MSS% why should not these be made the
e rlterlul to selecting corp for spooled
bestir! Surely the bslr-app snt would
rattier review a regiment or battery with
• spluldid aheeltag rmoord, oven if 1t did
mot leek gales ee well, than the ellob55/,twt
rtIG
Livery T. , tire
ONLY 4 LEFT
We have only tour Gsderloh HI
oyolss 1.11. We will .sell them •t
5
aped with Dnnnllopp tiros. ..
Two Raoyd55 at
$25.00 end $80.00
We wilt continuo our
� • sale of
& WINO ' Pm PATTIES
a1
:89 00 and 144,00
ver a tee Aays loans.,
..Send hand wheels at Stem sad
04.
EMERSON'S
arid, ted Mic Inn.
groomed outfit that our promenaded peat
to the rum -tam -tem el Wu British Gress.
digin.
DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE•
The Orga5ltutles Is Nudes Brat ryl.a
rregresa la This Taw a.
At the meeting of the Daughters of the
Empire held In the court room oo the after
noon of June 17th ten new members
were carolled and reports giyon of five new
•hapten tormed among the eahool children
chiefly
One, of young ladles, Is called the
"Florence Nlghttngde" and has sixteen
member* already. Toe nonce of this chap
ter with names of the otlioers obossn hal
already been given In this paper.
The other four are as loltows :
The "Lord Roberta," fourteen members.
Regent, Miss Wiggins ; secretary, Mus
May 1 hompsoo ; treasurer, Miss (lady@
Hoggarth ; saodard-bearer. Master Jauk
Swartz
The "Vtoto,i.o" chapter, with flinty
members, has for *.wont ('call bur ; swrs-
tary, Willie Wooten; treasurer, Miss B•11.
The "King Edward" ut'soter -twenty•
two members Regent, Miss Parsons ; vioe
✓ egent, Ella Hrimlcontbe ; secretary, Gran
Mot•w ; treasurer, Miss Parson,.
The •'Maple Led' ohaotes-number of
members unknown. Regent, Miss Lillian
Maodoodd : vtoe regent, Isobel Proodtaot ;
esontarv, Ria Jordan ; treasurer, Jun
Tom ; standard-bearer, ti1..Iy. Eliot.
le was then moved, seoondet end carried
that the ladies h.ns oue nr more booths on
the S.iu•re oo the 1st of July and sell re-
freshment' in order to make some money to
• Id la the building of a hospital In the town.
Committee* to attend t ttii Gwuioary
work oonneoted with the undertaking were
drafted, and 10 is hoped that all those who
were unable to attend the meeting and
thou whom 1t will he impossible to Inter.
view personally will Dome forward and
help, for the sake of the good object which
all must 1551 needs furthering.
Then was pared, oo moll, n of Mn.
Macdonald, ee000ded by Mn. Morton,
• resolution of 000doience and sympathy
with Elm Nina Sheehan, a member of the
hranoh, on the irreparable lies she has see
Wined to the death of ber tether, and the
seoreary was dirwtd to forward to Mies
Strachan • copy of the same.
The muting adjourned.
O. t• ANDS. S
Two Days 1 en.ty ('*.,esus■ Meld Lar
week a1 ('11.0...
The annual convention of the Heron
County Christian Endeavor and Sunday
Sehool Union was held In Willie Presby•
terlan church, Clinton, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, done 18 and 19
The Bret day was devote.) to Christian
Endeavor work. W. H. Kerr, of Brur-
sele, presided and those on the program
wen Rev. .1. A. Anderson, of l;derloh
Dr. Gifford, A. 1'. Cooper, R. Holmes, M.
P., and Rev, A. Stewart, of Glisten ;
Rev. F H. Larkin, of !teatortb ; Miss
U. Mollatt, of Myth I W. Harvey, et
Rear; Miss Match, of (arrls ; Mrs. N.
M. Richardson, of Brussels ; Rev. G. K.
Bradshaw, of Hamilton ; Rev. K. N. Baker,
of Stratford. and the president, Mr. Kerr.
The euretary, Mies Washington, of Clin-
ton, reported ninety -live young people's,
thirteen janlor and two Intermediate
sootohs* ea being affiliated with the union.
In the afternoon the "Junior Darden" ex
groin was given I. the town hall by
seventy live of the (Ainbon halo*., It is •
very pretty exeroise, and the hall was
packed to Ila utmost capacity.
The Chun meow for she Uhrteboas En-
deavor Association are : Preadult, J. 1.,
Tom, Uoderioh ; vice president, W. A.
Harvey, Kzeter ; secretary, H. E. Rorke,
Clinton; treasurer, Mtea M.A.Metch, Gordo ;
Junior superintendent, Miss Maud King,
lityth j executive, F. M. Turner. Goderich ;
Rev. Mr. Hendersoi, Henmill; MIs. (;.
Moffett, Blyth; H. P.Uhapman, Wiogb•m,
and W. H. Kerr, Brussel*.
Wednesday's program on Sunday sohool
work was taken part In by Rev. %V. O.
Howson, Rev. Dr. (atfionl and Rey. M.r.
Dunlop, of Citation ; L. Harold and J. U.
Stoneman, of Henan ; .1. K. Tom and Mies
Nairn. of Ooderloh ; I. Hord, of Mitchell ;
Rey. 1dr.Ourrteand 0.0. Manro,of Auburn ;
Rev.A,LUeggl., of earkdals,andJ.A.Jwk
emit. A., secretary of the ProvinoidSabbath
School AsseolaWen, who met the Heron as•
sato silos for the first time. The oreeldent,
1)r. Towler, of \jagh•m, 000upied the
ohdr. Tbs seoretary, J . G. Stoneman, of
Henrll, reported lel uhoole doing active
work.
The efficient appointed for the year are
('resident, J. M. Tom, Uoderioh ; yioe
presldr55, Itr. Towler, Wim/them, and all
the preeldente of the loosl aesoolseiooe
.smeary treasurer, .1. 1'. Stoneman, Hen
ell ; oorreapnding ssoreary, I, Harold,
Hawaii ; executive -the ofliOen, ministers
of the town In whloh the oommtttee moots,
organizers of Iotol organizations.
The .55lone were all well attended by
the two hundred or more delegates.
FOREIGN MISSION NO rFS.
dose his work, leetlog in the mission sixty
••ongregatlou aad dtty•four native gree.+h
tire trained by htm.oh. The reason there
* r. mut more ohurobes Is that the corblhru
dart o1 4or11oea is urau:tcelly osvered
1'1111 work that remain far his seuoes* r. t.
•n build up and develop the charoha Nue.'
ed by Ica. Such • lib. Is so ti, titles. and
t will nave* be forgotten. The Rev
Niihau' (held, who has been .ssotistsd
with Ur. MsnKe , le • atrouv wan, end will
wow asaeme the blodeo. Another appoint
Mot will soou be wade, and thus tilo work
will be malotalued.
'The t'hlne. In Canada are steadily Ia-
1ve41110g la Dumber. Raiding do cavitation
ax to =100 doss not appeoiebly affect
.ham Whatever may be s-,ud about the
(Alamo problem (rum 1' a I.bor saodpolot
n1cluslve measures, these is no d..utit as to
•Ile church's duly now They are straits
ere suuoos,t us. The gospel is f.•r them, as
for us, and the chunk) should Beck to wit,
it to them. They all sop ' to returu to
Chios. The majority do ;.turn. and as
.any es have been taught the truth In
Cauca take it with them and swatter the
,;ood seed in their Whoa lend.
1'be foreign misson uommlttes of the Pres-
.yreran ohuroh has decided to start a mis.
Aon io Macao. Ubiva, for the express pur
Jose of following up work done in Canada.
Cho oiliness themselves want • mission there
.tmongst their own people and will nelp to
:uppert It.
The Rev. Alexander Don, of Dune lin,
New Zealand, has beau called to eke up
.hs work Mr, Winchester has laid dew t in
Itritteh Columbia, Mr. Don has hest to
China and knows the vIllanes from which
our Canadian Chinese note., and will thus
be able at oboe b toneh them ymp dhoti*
illy. 11 wuu:d se • vlorioua thins If the
15,000 Chinese to Canada now were eo In-
fluenced as to reoogelze Jesus Christ as Re•
downer The result In China would us lo-
oaloulable. They are scattered In colonies
all through the land. Tho ohurehes every•
where should be ou the alert to win and
000yert them into workers amongst their',
own people. In many towns and villages.
earnest Christians are making an effort,
but in other plaoes they are entirely us
kilowatt,
Gout Dews comes from ludie as to the re
sults of the famine. Already many of the
rescued ones are seeking baptism. The few
that remain in many of the desolated vtl
leges now welcome the mtwinoaryland listen
to him os Dever before.
The ploughlog ot the roil pentodes the
harvest. The harvest will Dome In doe time
Ler us not weary In well•doing. Then sow
erg and reapers shall rejoice together.
R I'. M1, Kav'.
t'oole Isratuoo Life Budding, Toronto.
1 ,' Four Headed more Ohaslwlth these of
!tel.'s Kitunen.
The Ker. Phoebe A. Hamaalurd, who pre
.. !d.l averted that bks praotico of drink Inn
and 'mottos amea4 tea women of New
f'ork's hest mutiny was s wldssproad evil.
KERRY.
Oh, ,t ie not hen, but 1a Kerry, the roots
of my heart are wt,
And It t5 e„t hen, but In Kerry, the dreams
of my hie ars yet,
Kerry 1 loft behind me to • borrowing
gl,•.m of light,
When 1 said vood•bye to the dsir old Isnd
•u4
paned out into the eight.
The eau hrl wok lu the heavens, the birds
flown borne to thou nut,
A 0111d waled out of the thickness, • raln-
ol•ud hung is the west.
Dien wag ..o glimmer of !nigh uo.', no
sh.nwe on earth or sky.
Wheu 1 celled away Prem Kerry when the
best of my Iib gone by.
Ob, there le no place like Kerry lo all of the
world I've ssw.
Nowhere has fairer valleys, nowhere has
hills so green,
Nowhere the word of friendship Is given
with franker grace
Than there, 1, the •ore of Munster, with
the true heart's blood ef our rope.
t)ohons, affirms ler you, Kerry. it wishes
were soils and
'Fla 1 would be million to you with orbs of
joy on my ftp,
Hawing the white wave. by me, and watch-
ing by nIgbt and more,
Fur the first glad sight of the kladly land
when I and my ram were born.
My hand* aro so weary tollmv .lweye o0
the stranger's floor,
There are no smiles on the Noes that look
from the s,nnget r door,
The poor of the earth'* not wanted szoopl
I by the poor 1 know,
And my loves are burled In Kerry with the
dreams of long ago.
FROM THE TRAINS.
Pasee.pn (1,1 Hllmpses el the rte £men-
us Szpesllsa
People travelling from the emir and west
will o..me within the zone ot the direct In•
thence and sant of the Pan American Ex-
position mile' away from the great acid
glorious epeotwle Reel! Surrounding the
setting of the exposition there ate enmerons
Intern that will rival the u,treeueoe of
On greet show for public attention, and
rspeoi.ly Is this true ot Niagara Falls.
There is no greater or more wond,' fnl ayye-
f•.ut In the world than the F.IIs of Nia-
Aar•, the beautiful gorge, .n.1 t8.• daehln'
tnmultunue water, of the '''h Mpoul Rapids
I( they are alert, long before their train
stops et Stagers Falls, psee. nvere over the
(tread'1'ruuk Kdlway will Dome la sigh' • 1
Gni ,00bty *beer vulva -tow9R-1,... soh,. b
seerahl(ght signal' will be flashed t.. the
Eteotrio Tower of the Expsttton, In
fanny one can picture the beam of the.
powerful projector extending way off to
words Hamilton, (Jut., to give glad wet.
onme and greettag to the incoming trains
1s•tcn with humanity anxious to see tils
tall. and the a:potation. Speeding soros*
the wonderful gorge the train will parry
Its pesesngere in full view of the Falls of
Niagara aid the Whirlpool Rapid., white
the remarkable gorge will stretch out on
e ither side of the grub** railway steel arch
bridge In the world. Thle bridge of the
Grand Trunk Railway at Niagara Falls is
one of the woods: of the looallty, and met-
ing, es It does, one end In the domain of
King ♦Award, the other to the Uoltd
States,lt forms a portio° of the Industrial
bond to the Anglo Saxon union that torose
• realization that no matter on whloh side
of tee Niagara we reside, we are all Amery
cans- Ilan • A mertoa.s.
The Gemara! Assembly o1 the 1'reeby
Arlan oburob, amongst It. many dudes,
survey. the foreign mis*Inn field. The
death of Dr, George 1,.011. MacKay In For
mem makes this the Reddest Ionise mission
report ever presented to that body. The
Presbyterian church l0 410d.4 Into tiro
~Wong for mlesloo purposes the worn
and the western. The .asters section
found In their Ant mN.t.e.ry, Dr. .lsbn
(kiddie, nee et the heroes of missions ; •
mu whose life hen Len an In.piraline for
bait • unary. Hs labored lo the New
Hebrides with wood/mini revolts. When
be landed en rile Island of Aedtyam, In the
New Hebrides, there were no Christiana
When h• 1.11, he Wold MIA no heathen
The Inspiration el snot, a man did mach to
m.k. the mtt.lens of the mistn..eNne .1
eh. rharoh • unease
The w55/ere ..tine was equally fortunate
le flailing le 1). (1 1.. MariKay, thole Ant
missionary, another here Hl land, In
Termer, Iriasdian amasgst a hostile
people, la 1)eeeavber, 1471. Re now ley*
":.°fact
i
"lour ■endred" Mothers Stored.
(Thom The Poughkeepsie Netts I'ress.t
the millionaire matrons of eootety who
aid and abet their daughters In s0oouraging
young msu b the use of dears and cigarettes
received small quarters the other day at the
panda of the 1)emarest unionists, and the
women of osw York's Four Hundred who
themselves smoke cigarettes wen pitilessly
arraigned by this unoompromldag local
breech of the W. C T. C.
Miss Ellen Miles precipitated the Mona
sten by addressing the chair as follows
"Last Friday evening, between 11 and 12
o'clnok, I saw a beautiful child, who might
hays been 12 years old, and who was osrtal0•
ly not more then fourteen, holding In her
hands • large tray on whloh were spread all
kind. of cigars, cigarettes and every known
article of a man's smoking outfit. And this
ohild, tossing her ourts from out ber 'yea,
was begging every young man and every old
man she saw to buy 'the best smoke ever
they had.'
"Where was thht young girl' On the
etreete ! No, to the Waldorf-Astoria, in a
bazaar held In aid of the Woman. Collsdge
Aid Association by some of the most proml-
ncotsatiate women of the town.
"1 toll you, to strike at the root of the
oigar evil we need to begin with the mothers
Theo. for these du I love you, Kerry, of
kludged aud home bereft.
Old memories due as my Ills to me, and
the scene* of the past are Idfr,
Where the winds are freighted with ami
song., and misty with drifted .pray,
Amid the stream's met with • friendly
word In Kerry so far away.
Aod there are the wee white daisies, half
htdden in the waving gran,
And the seamy cowslip. dancing In all the
alts that pea.
Red popplem flaunt their banners In toe
golden .lepbbs of the wheat,'
And, oh, but the oral green earth was good
under my whtng feet.
Ah, sure, l ate haunted f by drumsof tattle land,
My soul is sick for a kindly word and the
grasp of a kindly hand ;
Kerry, of .elver water. ; Ker -y of moun-
tain. all,
1u ell the would I've journeyed 'round there
is nowhere Ilka you at all.
-tet-Taltlese C 110v1.a4,
JACK CHINN IS 1 EE TOTAL.
%01 a Drlak ter Throe Month. Sever Aga/a
-Yeti t. Oblige Yls Wife.
v'run. 1.1. New York flu .
The Hon- John P. ()bine, uaterwlse
known as ".1aok" Chinn, at ow time a mem-
ber .a the 1:,,.bel Sate Central l'ommitlss
for tee t:trbth Congress Ittstrlot tet
tacky, arrived •t the Hoffman House tast
night. Col. ('hum a of bowlsLnIe fame, a
mamma, racehorse starter, and Silver llama
ocratic politician. Col. Chinn alwap* stops
at the Hoffman Haase when he is i. town,
When Goebel was shot in Frankfort he tell
into the arms of "Jack" Chino, who was
walking by his side.
Col. Chinn depreciated at the time the
nee of . bullet, He had frequently gives
open expreestoo to the opinion that except
under extraordinary olronmsaaose where
attack nr defence muse neoeeserlly be made
from a distanw a goo or • pistol le the
weapon of • coward, and that • knife is the;
true emblem of gsotlemaaly courage. He'
bas the shoulders of an ox. He is one ot
toe most ph:dare/qua products of Kent,' '
Ida and one of the best kn. wo oh, tit'
on the American turf. He o - ..flak
on whlob ars fourteen nolobee, -bbd as
repreeentlog the tate of monde* b. bas met
with the bowie knife.
Col. Chinn was asked by hie friends to
drink last night and they all ossgregated at
the bar.
"Seltzer." said Col. Chinn, when his time
toms to acknowledge the hospitality. And
white all the others took what they word
he told Chia little story, which he said there
was no objection to print :
"All ids trouble I ever had is my life
Dame through whiskey. le my early days
I started with beer, and •t various sages of
the game I tackled champagne and then
we wont on to brandy and whiskey, and
sometimes 1t would take • week or two to
straighten your humble servant out Three
meatus ago a little lady down In Kentucky
(my wife,lf you pleue,gentlemen) sagaested
that 1 had had about ail the fan that was
ososesary 10 this life and .hs asked me not
to drink any more. I have regarded her
wishes ever sines, end I shall never take
another drink as long as i am •llys. Let
all the boys have all the fun they too gel
oat of whiskey. There's nothing to It."
'there wasn't • man to the orowd who Itr
elated upon his taking sorbing more than
seltzer water.
Lneipsrled happened.
Lest evening • gentleman who was sit -
Clog beside his suburban window casually
remark,
"There goes the women whom George
Hnwn's awfully 1a love with."
His wife, who was is the book room get-
ting suppose ready, dropped • plats oa Cbo
doer, .tumbled over the baby. a16 rate like
• door to the window with
1'. hors , Where ! Tall u • Quick l"
"Th. oust with the lung •lost last at the
urns, ."
Thete the woman at the wtadow said in
twos of deep disgust : "Why that's ()sores
Brews's wile."
"Yee..t•otly," 1.0arked the brutal hos
band. 1'n. ■ the disappointed woman east
bock end gut the .upper* ready, bet ber us.
sally sweet disposition was we-, fur the
satire .oer.teg,
$5,000
Reward
IF NOT TRUE.
Ae advertisement may in-
duce a person to try an
at ti ie a FIRST rims.
But an advertisement won't
induce a person to use
that article a SCCOND
time unless 5 gives satis-
faction.
Sunlight
Soap
has a sale larger than Ike
tombtned sales of any
other three soaps.
An advertisement may in-
duce people to try SUN-
LIGHT SOAP out.
But it is gelidity aad seal-
lty •less, that makes
people use SUNLIGHT
SOAP conlisuo,wly asd
always.
LEVER $ROTNERS L111R1Y.
emu fdaasaa.tsrere,
TSRONTO.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties,Tarts, Rori
Bread and Creat Rolstgloce
Pies add Lady Fidler:, uses,
Iacaroons, Iaradloes,
dY Soap, Bic.
ace as goal as the test ma.le.in say
city it) Canada.
Cantel•) Leede the trade in
OAKES
in fancy deelvning ano ornament
ing and almond icing.
Give him an order and your sat -
Wootton will be assured.
D. CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
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THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF..
OAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TH1 BIDIT
Scrautoll Hard Coal
IN THe MARKET
All Coal weighed op the Market Sales
where you get 9500 IM. fora ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at LU k 98iY8Az'0
Store promptly attended to.
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acquaintance will Nave you tonnes'.
GODERICH, CRESCENT, HYSLOP, TRIBUNE,
RACYCLE.
The !menet show of Bicycles ever seen in limlerich. All fully guarantied.
Our Zine for 1901 gives you a generous choice of styles and prices. They combine all
the latest features.
Dunlop, G. & J., M. & W., Samson, Goodrich Tires.
We sloe have • nunober of serried hand wheels at. bargains.
R.cpnin PxPc Iteel carefully and promptly by a flrstclass repair man.
We have boon selling bicycles ever since a hicyclP was a bicycle and are known em reliable
dealer. Telephone 92.
0BO. W. THOMSON & SON
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
The newest thing in Summer Corsets, just in, - 50c.
Some special makes in Black Dress Goods.
Extra value in Ginghams, - - 10c. and up.
160 v-lyds of Printed Piques, fast colors - 10 cents,
1320 yards of Print, warranted fast color,
regular price 10c. - - - for 8 cents.
1260 yards of Print, warranted fast color,
regular price 121c. - - - for 10 cents.
Another lot of cheap Dress Muslins.
Every one is a bargain. The last lot of the season,
These Goods are all this season's make, and at
sale prices, Extra Value.
They are Less than Wholesale Prices.
Come and see thein whether you want to buy
or not.
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J. H. COLBORNE
TERMS LASH telt PRODUCR. PHONE 86.
'CYETHING INTEREiTINO ABOUT TOILET SOAPS: It is said that • nation'a
civilization may 1e measur«,I by its owisumption of soap, and its nfloemptt by tM
qurlity thereof. We are now showing a fine aseortmeut of
Dainty French Soaps w M.
wade from the introit uuvrn.lnnut tet rho moat thorough man • ' THIS GUARANTEES
...•r Mel so requisitely perfume} os can only be doe in that THE
land of flowery,lea Belle France " ( QUALITY.
This beautiful hoe of Soap in Violet, White K .e,
.I.s•key flub, Peau D'Kaptwun and other popular odor. we THIS EXPLAINS THE
«.11 al 10c. each, or 25c. a box,
GREATEST SOAP
..quad to the high prtix.' Soaps sold et 15 to 25 outs • Oaks. BAKIIAIN YOU RYER
Wonderful Snap is our 11111111141 S .cep. A due 1 urge cake,
equal to any 10.- Oatmeal Soap n, the m uknt, at 3 for 10c. SAW.
I )out touts 1111. opportunity
600DE, The Chemist, Bedford Block.
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CREEN OORS 8 WINDOWS
We are offering the above goads for the
balance of this month at greatly reduced
prices. Call in and inspect our stock.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
•as,
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Cash Hardware Store, Goderich.
should be fashionable, of good wearing quality,
nice fitting, and keep its shape till the:sole parts
from the upper through long use and wear.
Such a shoe is the EMPRESS, of which we
have sole control.
AVIS .10P
We have a full line of cheaper shoes in stock.
Wm. Sharman, j
Slater Shoe Agent.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLLOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Hanimocke, 75, to $3 50. Crngnet. Tennis note and halls.
Baseirall hats, 10e halls, 90c Gloves, Me. Spalding's Haswtlsll Onide.
Footballs, 45e. Levees. Ntiek•, 36n.
FOr She dma11 Folks.
Shovel, Hoe and Rake, 15n, On-nerta, $1.60 Wagtnns, 41 50.
Sarin Pails, &, Wheel harrnws, 2fie. Carte, 25c. Shovels, 10o.
Children.* folding Page, 5e. Baby Hamonnke.
Good Reading
Npeteini lire 25c Navels going at. ifee
160 Wee. copyright Novels in Lending Library 10 read at 10n.
KIDD'S BOOK bTORE.