HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-8-15, Page 4[� THoheDAY, Aug. 15, 1901.
Just Before
our stook of Fall Clothing arrives we have decided to clear our tables of all
our summer ready -to wear Clothil g ata price that will wake you wonder.
We don't believe in carrying our goods from one season to another, so you
will have a chance to get one of o'.lr high grade wits, or a pair of trousers at
the same price that you would pay others for a very common article. It will
be ■seless trying to describe the different suits. You wtll need to see thew
to be convinced of the splendid quality of the goods and the well tailored
garments.
Our Prices and Mize,.
$13 00 prey Tweed Suit for $9 75. 811. 38.
10.00 Grey Homespun Suit for $7 25. S z• 37, 38.
8 00 Blue and Bleck Sorge Knit for $5 75. Sae 37. 38, 40, 42,
12 00 Grcv Tweed' ult tor $8 25. Size 36, 38. 39, 42.
9.00 Grey Tweed Suit for $6 50. Size 38, 39, 40.
Our Biggest Bargains.
We have 5 sults, fine Imported fancy Worsteds, made by union tailors. regular price
$15.00, will oleo,: st an even $10.00. Sires : three 36 e, one 37 and one 3i.
Trousers
A few pairs lett, Will slier al the hollowing prime :
$,i 50, reduced to 12 75.
5.25, reduced to 2.50.
2 50, reduced to 1 75.
2 00, reduced to 150.
This sale lasts tor one week ooly. It you need • suit or a pair of tremors we would
edylse you to Dell early, se they will surelt move quickly et throe prices.
VST- C. PRIDHA.M
Sete Agoutis for t.brbty'a Hata. Moo's Fsrelsber and Clothier
Mu lipid,
sued which would havelput'the Adluiuistra•
that out of bueiuevs, and p'auel WitirwSY
in the saddle.
11tPV .seee ' H. .1. Permit/cm hats pluck and plenty
J1 VERY THURSDAY MORNING off it: lea has ('rain:, and knows how to use
R them ; he know. Ito to win in a close ton
Si ■xaeWANi
.tituelt y ; and he knows how to avoid a
pensive! bIun ler am well as any mac at the
floor of the Legislature. "Hooky" Me"
LAr,iHLIR evidently does not know H. J.
Ptrryrte's or he would not have .igned
him name to a letter, evidently written by
another hand. in which Perrreirscr, Was
referred to as "a political nolteely "
UODRRIOH. THURSDAY. AUGUST U. IOM.
TORY NEWSPAPERS ARE UNFAIR.
IIP to the time of going to prem we
haye not seen the slightest word
in the columns it the
Tory
s aI
.
o
against the unpatriotic course of Timm to
Caswrosii,M. P. 1'., in investing his means
in the Dakota Ranch Company, but one and
all have had their say against Hon. JOHN
DaPPPN. This is, le say the least, a po•
anliar way of dealing with public men, sad
would indicate that our Tory contempo
eerie. have one code for Grit front benches
and an entirely different one for tront reek
Tories.
Of course, the claim is put fn,h that
DaYUL' is a Cabinet Minister, and CR,Cw-
TORD is not,but it is s well known fact that,
if the Ross Government were overtuntwl at
the coming election, CRAwroun would be
in the Cabinet and Derims would not. So
lar am the men are concerned they are on
all fours, and CaAWroen brings as much
mtrength to %11lITNIY as 1)RYtIN does to
Ross.
To be fair, our Tory friends should treat
both men alike. If a political blender has
been made each of the blunderers is equally
culpable. Dal'DKN, it 15 true, is a Cabinet
Minister, and CRAY. void) tont, but, on the
other hand. CRAY:rose has always been u
flag-waver and anticipates a position ehouhl
there be • change in administration. They
ars both in the same boat and they must
slut or swim together.
WHAT I8 WANTED.
WITH the exception of licking voters'
lista into shape there is little or nothing
doing politically. 11 a Prot.ttcisl election
Is not held this tall, the politicians w,11
hays a lonesome time waiting for the spring
time to come, gentle Ant fe, and the result
will bo a tenter•book exhibition during the
next six months.
Of course, this does not mean that every
one will be resting quietly on ho oars -to
c likely
that
be mor l
the contrary it will.
everybody will bo straining at the leash.
Who next Provincial election will be hot,
from end to eel, and will be one at which
no quarter will be gives.
The Conservative managers are at their
old work of putting vote getters in the
Held, and the Government side will have to
take a leaf out of their book, if they desire
to keep thirty years of victory unbroken.
This 1e no time for eympathetic nomina•
Mons or plays to the grand stand. Wieners
are wanted from the conventions and work
front the Liberate in the conetitnencieNt.
THE CROPS IN HURON.
HARMERS are still op to the el-
bows in work. The grain crops ate mostly
harvested, although Rome oats and the pea
crop aro still to cul„
Fall wheat rangy. from six to thirty
bueh.L per acre,
in the more southern
arnallar yields being
'ships, where the
pesky Hessian fit' got in its deadly work.
Up around llowiek a lot\of our Tory friends
are wondering where to bestow their ,Uro
plum fall wheat, and are thinking of lulling
down their barite and building greater, like
the progressive agrirultarist mentioned in
the ecriptureo. 11 is a safe gueoe to say
that the yield fir the [nutty' will be a full
average one. The ['rain iv rather small, but
hard. It rileneel rather too rapidly.
Spring wheat 'is but little rainiest • here.
abouts, knit will be a comparatively light
crop. The straw of troth wheal,. *ill I. -
rather short. •
Marley will be of fair yiekl, and much of
it is of, eecellent color, although this cuts
but tittle figure nowadays when the festive
porker and the elepk steer get more of this
grain than the bloated distiller fi+ildlel
the latter individual hating found cheaper
if not more.wlu,lowme material for develop.
ing hie fiery booze.
Oats will be a generous crop, although
many field., like our eontemporanes of The
Hamilton Spectator and The Toronto Tele.
gram, are rather light in the heal, although
not so smutty as at Rome former periods.
There has been a tendency towards rums, as
to the case of other cereals, but the injury
from this cause ham not been serious.
l'ete are w buggy as to dishearten grow-
ers. The gram pea has escaped this pest,
but the crop generally is likely to be a Igor
one. There im room for the entomologist
and botanist to show that, in thin particular
connection hie studies; have an economical
value.
1'otatoem have suffered greatly from the
bug, and the dry weather Irene kept then[
.mill. More rerrntly 'mine have reused
them to pick up and the crop may yet be
redeemed.
Roots look fair, ronoidering the vet y dry
period following seeding. The fly, how-
ever, hie devoured a lot of turnips, and a
'full yield cannot be looked far.---
Live stork are looking well, Pork :Fa•
rea.'hesl an altitude nearly as high as that
mounted by the historic cow that jumped
over the moon, and the hogs ase now rash•
ed to market at .ix month and. often
earlier.
7 :then all together our farmer. are in a
good poritiun, and few et them would swap
places with individual agriculturists In any
other part of the world.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Street broker that the great monoph.t Is 1 member of my Cabinet and al the same time
cow pearly a billionaire, or, to be mon I • director therelu.''
accurate, he Is omitted with being the It le mediae to say that She gentleman
poeses.ur of $945,000,000. The Amerloso In quesuuu did not resign his seat In the
Cautoet, but he did get out of the other.
A GIRL SPECIALIST.
An Iatereseing •tear► or Mee t;lhoea's
tarter.
The following from The Sunday Repub•
Ito, St. Louts, refire to • granddaughter of
the late Captain Odeon, of town, and will
be road with Interest by many :
The first woman :.pootailst bore, reared
and ednosted In St. Louie Is MIM Helen
l'ranoe Otbsox, daughter et Mr. and Mrs.
O, G. GIMoo, of tbl■ city.
hymn' is meredoggerel. The Ilamlltoo Herald Miss Gibson la now to New 1 ork,taklog a
elves many examples of this and more could poet graduate mutate at • New York post,
le given. An t)4deneburg olergymau onus, (graduate utediesl school and hospital, At
speaking In Brookville, cited the lines : the end of the year the will return to 81.
"Take my silver and my gold, Lout. to 1. 101.1oe as a spectated In the treat -
Not a mita would 1 withhold."
and pertinently asked) lied how many people
actually nod in singing then[. Many poo•
pie have been koowo to dap there Imes luf
ttly with their eyes tightly closed as the col
lection plate made its wry right under their
noses. The profeaaor le partially correct.
There is a lot of bosh In some of our hymns
and a greater lot of bosh 1n some of the
Woes attached to them.
HE DOESN'T KNOW PET TYPIECE•
W HEN "Hooley" McbAuoul.lw, the
South Dakota promoter, refer. to ll. .1.
Permutes, M. P. 1'., as "a political no.
body," he simply ,low, that he does not
know the ntat he refers to. I'tcrrvrtece is
the man who practically saved the HAsnv•
Ro.. Admini'tration hy carrying a Tory
0Oneitituency, which counted two on a
divt.ion, when two Cabinet Ministers lomt
their Neste to the enemy at the last Pro-
vincial election. It Prrrvrtgca hal not no
deemed) him riding it is a well-known [add
that the notch would have bees reached at
which a "ratting" proems would have en
Republie started business ss • prole -t
against the tyuuny of kings and the cou•
centratlon 1 wealth. It has now its oil
ktojf pretty well endowed ; its railroad king
on the high road to affluence, and a klog for
nearly every Industry by which moo earn
their daily bread. Tho Republic east out
one kitty only to have his place filled by
many mucin more tyrannical sed lotluentiel.
to °log 'rll AN Docc dined.,
Brookville Recorder ; Professor Triggs,
of Chicago Unlveroilty, le credited with the
statement that the great bulk of ohurch
Q01N6 OUT
'0
.....BICYCLES
Retire stork to be sold be
fore September let.
ibirty-iive Wheels
it lees than wholemale prim..
On Saturday we will offer
reale Goderich wheel, new, fnr
$20.00.
Who win 1m the Brat to
come for It t
EMERSON'S
BICYCLE IDfld MUSIC RAUSE
wee
flow To nn IT.
Toronto Saturday Night : As 1 remarked
some weeks ago, the right way to entertain
the prince, who has been wearied by listen
Mg to the mouthing, of energetic nobodies,
1t to give him .e root, take him base fishing,
and give his wile • chance) to mend her
stockings. The absolute lack of originality
which has metked every suggestion made by
the reception onmmittem of ail sotto, Is pro
bably typlcalty Caoadlan, for in this 0000
try, where originality islovariebly auppreu-
ed, the mosquito and tto tree toad make the
music. 1t memo • pitiful thing that the
country which by the valor of Ito soldiers
the patriotism of its o tt.sus, and the segres
slveneat of Its government, had put Itself
in the foremost rank of all the nations "w hose
footst t pt are heard approaohlog,' should
not ares' superior to such jerk -water en•
tereaiomelets and such squirt gun orator' as
are likely to mouopoll.e the tone of his
royal htghoeee.
A .'I.n' 1 're it r,r1:1Tt O
Stratford Beacon : Talk about trade oem-
t tee and Moto, but If there 1s • emblem
anywhere to equal the Medical Council or
Association of Ontario In audaolout Ion
of privileges and monopolies, we have failed
to hear of tI. t',l:zone of Stratton' pester•
d•}' witoesaod the spectacle of • man bebug
hued eta and costs at the Instance of this
emote' combine, for improyirnji the hearing
of several people whom the doctors could
not bsue81. lie calls els system osteopathy,
but, as was slump In evidence, the opera
Non only consisted of rubbing, with ell as
lubricant -a form of manage. Aoil inns
Isis been construed as pr•otioing surgery!
A Legislature that would permit a law
which could be construed into committing
woe an outrage on people's rights remalo-
Ing oo the statute books longer than the
time It would take to repeal It would me a
disgrace to say country. We hops the cue
will be appealed and that the sanity of our
lawmakers may I,4 establishei by • deols-
hieshowing that the late wits misinterpre-
ted.
iota \ mmelte. r. IN. en.%or
Canada Gazette, London, England : Five
years ata, we took from Canada only 7 per
cent of our imported fool ; last year we
took 16 per cent. and in the next five years
the proportion will be probably douti'e1.
In cheese +lone we now derive 70 per cent.
of our imuorts from Canada, and we know
th.t the butter trade has fn:reased fifteen.
1+11 and the beton trade twentyfold in tet
ye us. lo 1890 Canada exported 162 thip-
loads of produce to Great Britain, and last
ve.r 480.hlpload.. And perhaps the moat
reportant Pict of all Is that the exports of
Cenaduo wheat were len year thirty times
greater filth they were ten year/ 100. "It
moat not be forgotten,' eats The Glasgow
llenld, commenting upon these significant
figure., "that the port a of Canada aro near•
or to us ty sea than tense of the United
8htet. 8 .me rt her sons resented the title
ol'Our Lady of the Sects bestowed on
her Ly Mr. Rudyard Kipling, but Mr.
Fisher contends that the coldness of the
000ntp i-nablee It to produce better fruit,
for Wotan. it, than any other."
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
K1N11 RDWAltn'N NSW TITLE,
Ottawa Citizen : Talklogabout title. how
would Monarch of All He Surveys do'
ONE MAO" "1.10100.
Sarathrov Ars: Rev.A lezenhy,of('himagn.
noes not believe in praying for rain, and
roomer that God does not interfere with the
°lenient' for the tomtit of any person nr
cnmmuntty The entrant., he say', is entad
by law. and prayer which asks that this
day's weather 'he changed, even to the
rgnerzln0 of one raindrop from a reluctant
sky, ask' that the whole history of ereatlon
shall be revised up to date.
Tllr )'nrTRY l., woItON.
Ottawa Free Press What is the timelier
fascination sagging waters exert leo over
human beings, or a Imre proportion of
them ' It has Men said that the *eters of
Niagara have lured many to their death'
who dirt not vett them with any Intention
of oommltling .ulolde. It anyone want. to
me a demonstration of the •ttraobiv.nuw of
moving Wit' et he has only to watch the
orowd which stars' at the oattal Inek, am
the *Wiens are working. A good deal of
theory has been a/vanoed to onenectton
with the .ubjeot, bat no sande, tett' et
planation has Men given.
1 Rt,TN71fN CRIrrl.xm TRAnL
Montreal Witness: When one Mikifffees
.1 all the vast popnlatlnn of the United
`1.tm, and It° aeM,anited estate) reennroes
too wonder I. not then she Is graelnally nal
retie up with the Demmer''. of +;mat 1111
Bain, but that the has net posy d her Inns
sen. the prnhehly world have ann. so, bad
she not been shook led by pretentton. A. for
Germany, her onmm•ree hoe been ertsmded
largely In an artifelal way by Mentes, se
that other countries, In many mew, hat e
hewn buying Merman gaoi. ender the safest
oast of prnduetlen. No nation ma 'Med
this for ever, and thermenv to 'meow sin-
tering few her enonemle ales.
Teat know nr • `DaMneaArr,"
Toronto Mall sad Empire: Mr. .Toho
1) Rook.fetler has a goodly gore lald hy
fel • ruby day. It is rletletated by s Wall
moot of diseases 'fleeting the eye and ear
and the respiratory org►us.
In April Lot Miss (llbsoo, who 1s now
twenty four years old. gradnated from the
Amertoan College of I'hystolaas. She rank•
od mood In her elms o! sixty odd pinna,
tut her percentage was only a tattle lower
thau that of the elms leader, who was •
phyelolan of two ) ears' praottoe. Ills per-
ueotar• was 95.6, while Miss Gtbsoo'a was
b. Th. faculty of the American College
said that the class honors really belonged to
her, because she was a student pure and
simple and had not had the advantages of
any practice in medicine.
All of Miss Gibsoo's preyloue education
was obtained in ins public, schools of this
oity. She was graduated from the SLLouls
High Soheol In Pie,. At that time she roe
solved to study medicine, but her propo.I
um to enter the St. Louis Medical College
was denied, because she was • woman.
While waittug to better down the doors of
prejudice against the edmiseloo of women
to the tooal medical oollebaa, Miss Gib.00
took a our year's °ours' In chemistry at the
11 ashlnwton University. Alter Goat she
sought admission to the American College
and was accepted and was graduated with
the honors mentioned.
At first she determined to become a gen•
oral practitioner, but later,reelle'ng her ps•
culler adaptatlou for epeeist medical work,
ale deolded to devote her energies to the
study of the eyes. ear aced throat.
At the New York college Mies Gibson has
the edvantapss of hospital and °limo work
in addition to her studies. She has reoent•
lo wtitteo to her parents that dally aims
are turned over to her for treatment by the
protes'orx who are helping the young St
Lnulelan to her medical neer. 1)r. Toe-
phth, one of the fittest ear specialist In
New fork, takes her with him to hie (ler•
moo rheic, where she is made acquainted
with his reiterate and Invited to witness
operattcns often tae and extremely dell -
tette.
It will probably be a year before MIM
(:ibtoa will graduate from tea New York
college, for she, 1 Ito all other zealous st0
deotsl le finding out that the more the ad•
vanees In her study the eroater is the
"round and the wider the field she la trying
to cover.
Till mono, o1 A tt it'd
i.oedon Free I'reu : A New fork magis-
trate has belled that a woman has no right
t0 •'toe through" her ha.bsod'e pocket.
Bat there are reason. In lustificatlon of the
practloe. Woman hes had to take her own
wherever the oould find It. Morally the
custom t. salutary. It show, a mac the ne•
owdty of wary walling. It hold. • fellow
to a standard, warow him to be careful in
his correspcniesoe, cnrreo's hle avarice or
hie prodigality. A woman begins, 1f we
may hazard a theory, ho searching her bey's
pocket., sure to c-n'ain many .urprieing
and some amine, objects. Sae has to beoome
a oemor and inspector of masculine treeoares.
Than in the present del. when most men
who are no sailors or midterm have lost the
art of mewing, the 1. the pocket maker, the
pocket pitcher. She m.l;es the pockets,
she keeps them in order, She hes • clear
tilt. to toll, rent or whatever you want to
oall It; the woman'. penny. Without her
the wperolkota beast would't hammy pock-
et,. She is jm,tnied in charging him • tee,
• dight Interest on the endowment of all him
worldly Ronda. She has the right to germ
Ise his poo tete.
A POOR DEFENCE.
ABOUT DOGS
There Are mow. faasae. Tial fag Well Be
.pared.
The B'soksmith, la.lhe Guelph Meroury,
has a dissert•tLoe•we dogs that may Intone
many in this town, where the doge are col
all like the dead Indl►o-Aeod Toe 1'latek-
smlth says :
No cue has a good word i.,r the dog•
poisoner, ova, possibly, the dog poieoner's
w ife, but there are alto dog owners In our
midst who, whilst they have much *trope
language for the gaol Zeman who puts poison-
ous acids on tempting bite et merit that are
fatal to °snloct, are somewhat oblivious to
certain dutire that should came nearer home
to them. '1'h., edea of • hound la full cry,
when heard up the woods, or in the open,
are ma.loal Indeed, bat the baylog et that
tame hnood shout Y A. M. in hack shed
le heard with miugled feeling. by the
listener who has leen aroused from pleasing
slumber. The owner of a do,( who loves to
scrap, and whore wayward propensities
have Dever been checked, bas a manliest
duty whh.h he has up to dale msolletly
n eplec;ed. When you have beer' bitten 1n
tea; swelliop portion of your leg that lies
between the ankle and the knee, there Ie
not any overwhelming eatialaotton In bre
lute rood by • shrill Anglo -Canadian yoke
Irom tho nearest window that "It's only' 1
play, bou,there ain't nothlnk vicious about
Om." (fa the contrary, you fed a some
what natural desire to soba this playful
iivairoped by he hind tees and smash
h is 000tpltsl bone oto the granollthlo side•
walk. Andyoug when bays :.r ued the mat
v
ter out, peaceably or otherwise-- osoerally
other ohm -you do a heap of thinking, and
your thoughts are not the peaoelul thoughts
that aretaculenteel in "The C'hristian's the
°toile'or "The Hook of the Hours." At such
Vines your bitter words previously expressed
against dog poisoners do not seem no much
like righteous Indignation as they did an
hour or two ago. Nothing will pt a peace-
able mac Into write ;ulcker than the pot
n ewton of a dog that le glven to .orapplog,
It . • mighty poor an who won't see that
1015 own dog gate fair play, and many • man
who wouldn't be seen scrapping op him o Ern
1000001 w ill jump Into a fight quieter than
g oat nn amount of hit dog. 1 don't know
whether soy of my readers have ever beep
millet upon t.t part a couple of dope when e
"look hold" hu been secured by one or the
other dog. Now, the owner of a dog hal no
right to mill upon an outalder to part one
slog from the other, unless that owner
happens to be a woman. If you are man
enough to keep a fighting dog you ought to
1,e man enough to Inok alter him. itut,
✓ ead, r, if you . e er are weak enough to do
the parting act at the rrgeest of the own
ars, do not forest that the utmost dlplom•
any is monied at your hand.. if Jones
dog has the d.a 1 wood on Smith's canine,
you know that .Joao. le to no partloular
hurry for a parting by the watt. Smith,
on the contrary, thinks the parting can't
oome a moment too soon, and considers that
time le the essence of your contract. You
mustn't kick either man's dog, or there will
lin trouble, and When you have •napped
.tones' deg', tail or u)ueceed hie pad, or
choked him until hie boli relsxes, you
must move along as quick am a flash to pre-
' eat Smith's animal jumping from the grip
that has been denied him by Jones' dog's
previous hold, or you sill be mlttaken for
the other te!low, and a mouthful et teeth
will Nash Into your flr'h, just Weave. you
have been tool enough to Interfere in what
diAn's orlclsally eeaeern you, and In whleh
you should nee er have made It your Mist
noesto Interfere.
DUNGANNON.
NorICL- The local &tenor In Mongooses
roe Tux tlwnaL . •1 itot 0mw of J. U. W amu.
ooaverrauoer, to.. who will reoelve or-
ders for subeorlptiuua, advertising and lob
work, and la •uthurlaed to give omelets for
amounts paid for We same
Trclosy, August 6.
Stowe, -On 'lbursday of last week
Wingbane and 1)uogaonoo gun clubs had •
match game at Duogaoaeu shooting groueds
Following is the result :
N INtalAa1.
Lean
MO yds,
Wm. Heli 47
R. l'arrlok
T. Nloholsen... , r aa.37
F. Bin eery ....48
Wm. Smith... 38
R. J. Freeburg 60
G. N.wtoo. 46 v
OK hand
HE yds. Total.
31 78
38 84
33 70
29 77
36 74
34 84
21 67
534
DI'N):ANNUN.
Lean Ott hand
4J0 yds. 1Ws ds. Totsly
T. G. AUso.. 46
Joe. Camberlend . .... 48 32 130
Chas. Elliott 40 38 78
B. ,l. Crawtord 46 35 81
A. Dasher 43 20 63
1). Weide 47 33 80
Jas. Bleak 36 3.3 69
Clinton New Era : Th. London News an
defeats, a lame defenoo of Hon. J. Dryden,
for his lnyestmeut Ina South Dakota ranch,
and to the conre of its *Melo newt the fol-
lowing arguments --
"Bet what it Mr. Dryden has gone Into
rnoohlog is Dakota? He may be unwise,
for It does seem that N rte-westers (`nnada
furnishes hitter oppod tunitlee for the cattle
business than any other district ro the
world. Many pol!Nobans lees honest then
Mr. I)ryilen have gene Into besiege just ss
h.• has dnoe, but toetaad of appearing, have
used the name of John !lodge, hired man.
Remote h. Is henast, oertstn politicians
jump onit. him se thoug't he were a
rimiest,
•'Hen. Joint AryII.Te a cert' .tfiolent
Minister of Agrlaultur., doubtless the most
o otpet.• tt to ant province of Csna.la, and
mon ••an•tnle and energetle than the Dom
mien ltltnlster. 1'o ask h'm to step down
and out beoauv of some pt teats transaction,
which was perfectly hnnor..Lle, and which
le no way fn'arferred with his pnblla posi-
tion, Ie to ask too much, et least 'until Mr.
Dryden has had an opportunity to state his
.Ide of the oaan.
"Ws are of the npinlon t hat, Mr. Dryden
was unwise In preferring Dakota to Canada,
hut anyone who onritomns elm nu'eard on
.nee • +hand+ in rash and unjust."
if Mr. Dryden has any defame to offer,
he has had ample npp 1 wnity to do w,
whloh he has not so far done. The News
vlrtnelly admits what Mr. t)ryden'. conies
claim. vie , tett It was pi ' dingly nnwiee
for him to do as he is alle,f.d to have done.
We will tell the News a story, whish has
never been In print, but whirls we ran . ouoh
ter as beteg tang When the m(nlee boom
ease at Its height, end 111 .ell i of o-.mpanlu
were hems floated• the name of a member
of the I)n'.srie Government one day ap.
parcel s. • 1 renter In the prespeotna of a
Width (Inlnmbta minhig eometry.
Tree afternoon there was liable°` meet -
int!, an4 the then Premier, the 1st. Mr.
Reedy, asked what wee was the meanlnq of
hie nnlleague's name appearing In th• onnt
n ett(nn 1t .h1 'I -n, ',limps explained
that "h• would rerta)nly think it was infra
d e for him to appear as a dirinter of an On-
tarlo Mining (Jetwpany, Let he thought
there was no harm In Meng Identified with
one that was In another Provisos."
Mr. Rardv's reply was charseteristln.
'1 look epee nearly all them +chime., as
pow floated, as fake. sad se magi me be to
Eittrigi
530
Witty/ham woo by 4 pelota,
tore heed
Is at band, fol with seeing oorne, a prompt,
ole andfpalnlees remedy 1s needed This
is just what Pntn•m's Peleliu Corn and
s met Ettreowr Is -prompt, pal10lre and
(imminent. All draarists sell 1t.
LIFE 'W ?N WANG.
Why not have the free wee•ol your
arms and lege. Drive out the rheu-
matism and feel that life is worth
living. Wm. Lee, gardener, No, 1793
Princess street, Kingston, Ont., eef-
fared for years with rheumatism in
the shoulders and same. Three bot-
tles of Dr. Hall's Rheumatid Cure
made • new man of hint. This great
blood purifor is put up in bottles
contaioiug tee day. treatment, 50
cents. atdrugged!' or The Dr, Hell
Medicine Co., Kingston, Out:
(�
Sunlight
Soap
+ Adds
Gi
Comfort in the'Work
to Cleanliness In
the Linen.
- Deducts
the Cermet Wishing
Day from the House-
wife's busy life.
X multiplies
e
a
by two the Life of
the articles washed.
Divides .i..a
by two the 'Hours of
labour.
ditasearseavaser 1y
l e' r Brotlhers.Umited,
The annual dl.trlot cosmetic a of the
%%Onetam dlstrlo will he held In I, 'Anew,
()denier 1115. An effort will be made to
have a returned mlselonary from Coins
present.
Lakelet : Mr. 1'. Itrewn sod daughter of
(.'helot narrowly escaped death at the O.
T. iL creasing on Jesephtne street on Tues-
day bf the 1ae1 week. A oar had beet
shunted note a siding. and Mr. Brown, (Ink
tug all was safe started to erose, when the
hum was struck hy the moving oar and
hadly smashed. Neither of the commute
were Injured.
Nelatse nests Met rierec
1,1 e tight beets Nothing removes Dorn.
with truth eertalety as l'ateam'. falai+..
Cern Retractor. Beware ret pol.onone sub-
stitutes. Ask for and got b'nte•m'. Paine
1m• Corn F.rtraotor •t drngeleta. F or 11
yen gat It -you're got a Aead sere thing.
All dngNste soli It, er hy mail post peed nn
receipt of'weatedlve Deets. N. C. Pelson
a Ce., Ktegstoe, Oat.
w n.1,'4E^i rA ri.r t o
We Carry .. .
1
a full line of
Screen Doors and
Windows,
Lawn flowers,
Garden Hose,
Garden Rakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING ad HEATING
a specialty.
AT
SEE & SIIEPHARD'S
Summer Goods.
TORONTO EXHIBITION
Aug. 26th to Sept. 7th,'01
$651000 ATTRNU
ACT ONS $651000
Nevelt and Military Dooley. Daily.
BRILLIANT SPI+(TA('LEN
Bombardment of Take Forte by
International Forces
I:reate.t Live Stock Show en the Continent
All Our Country's Resources,
Novel and High•Clgm 111114061111111111t
Feature
MILITARY 'TATTOO, AUGUST The
sea
(creat Reunient of Canadian Old Hoyt
and ()Id ('Allege Student.
TIiF.STAV, SF.PTFMRF:R ban
REDUCED SATES All LINES OF TRAVEL
Everything in Light Summer
must go at some price.
Regular prices or even cost
do not figure in this sale.
1st. Colored Blouse Silks are at and below cost -from
15c. to 50c. Some of these Silks are worth 75c.
2nd. There is about 120 yards of Colored Drees Muslins
left, which you can get at less than wholesale price-frow se.
Up.
3rd. SHIRT WAISTS. There ie only 12 white and
s print Shirt Waists left, which you can buy at a sacrifice, as
they roust be sold.
You ahoull see our Black Silks and Black Dress Goods,
They are great value at regular prices.
Terms Cash or Farm Prodnos. 'Phone 86
ANDREW SMITH, F,RC.V.u.,
Preet.lsnt
11. J. HiLL., Manager
TORONTO
' gy m :°. .'
J. ` I. COLBORNE.
FOR HOT DAYS
There is no drink so cooling to the blood sod so gamer** beneficial as
lime juice. A large bottle for 25c-40$ more than ball a cent a drink,
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINTS
Try our "lllackberry Compound." No preparation we can offer gives
quioker or better results. 25c, or 5 for $1,00.
t -
"YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY"
if you want any more of that tine oatmeal s6ap we are selling at a ler
10c. We still have some of those delightful French soaps at 3 for 25c
W,_, C. Goode - Chemist
Ask for our guaranteed flypaper, 10 pieces, 5c .
eiet
ANNUAL -- -'
AUCUST CLEARING SAIF
We are offering the following Bargains
Bamboo fish poles, wore 10 and l:, cents, now
Three -joint fish poles, were 15 cents, now
i C dozen fish lines, were :1 cents, nod
Apple parer', were GO cents, now
German meat choppers, No. 5, were $1.25, now
(lermtn meat choppers, No. 12, were $2.50,now
Tu dozen table knives and forks at 10 per cent. discount
Electro Silicon silver polish, was 15 cents, now
Electro -plated tea spoons, were 50 cents dozen, now
'croen windows, were 25 cents, now . .
(laiden syringes, were 10 cents, now
hlobert rifles, 22 cal., were $3.25, now
II „ 32 to Is 4,00s._..._ _ ...,. 3.50 each
Double-barrel, breech loading depot Rang, 12 ga.; were $8, now .... 7.00 each
15 dozen padlocks, from 154 to 25e, now 1Oc each
Hay fork bandies, bent and straight, were loo and 15c, now 5c each
Wire harness snaps, were 5e each, now 2 for 5c
c each
5C each
1c each
40c each
$1.10 coot,
2.20 each,
from present price.
10c each
40c doz.
2t0c each
.,.....,...,, r - . 5c each
• r$3.00 each
N. D. ROUGVIE,
Cash Hardware Store,
Goderich.
SHOE -
A GOOD S11013....
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, oi_efiEch_ we
have sole control. J
We have a full line of cheaper shoes In stock.
Wm. Sharman, j
Slater Shoe Agent.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATORL
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
n;c
Manufactured by J. M; MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The above ix cut into stove wool
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the aamw day as
orderwd.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 95.
PETER McEWAN.
Gc'dsrloh, November Ylst, 1 Wks
S1llh1ll sts, Oy8fCOts
The man droved In • snit marls it
ger eters always locke trim. as le le the
■
ambition of every moo ef taste to 100k.
A large nen of cloths ta eheoM
from.
I1 yen are oeefowtpl•1ing getting a il
Itehb overcast ter spring wear, give no a
thanes to a•eve yew. Priem tithe
H. DUNLOP
etre,
West