HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-8-15, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERIOR ONTARIO.
W. Acheson & Son
Midsummer Bargains for August
E have carefully gone through the different departments and as • re-
mit have se/ected as bargeitui many of the most seasonable and desir-
able lines of goods that cannot fail to command your interest.
On sale Friday and following days —
1030 yards of English priotestriel Sootch giashanis, light anti dark color* and War• lc
ranted fest Mors, regular price 12ec and 15u, at one prim, per yard
BOO yards Englieh tapestry carpet in *eels of foam 6 to 20 Dente. all this season's 35c
petterns and colorings, prime 45c, 50c told 60c, at per yard ..
0 pieces or about 360 yarns bhu:k pure mohair flOured Sicilian dress good*,
wide and beautiful blitok. Heal value and price has been 60c and 75c
Thin is the greatest dress guods offeriog we have probably ever made.
*ale, per yani
46 inches
a yard
Special eiMo
trefle
flootch linoleum. 111 new patterns, 2 yards wide, at per square yard, 'Wm' 40c
60 pairs white lace curtains, heavy Scotch net, 3i yards long and SO inches wide, 8Ic
regular price per pair 11.811, sale prim at
W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Exeter : Mr. Frank Tom, of Toledo, Ohlo
spent • holiday 511,1, his Donau here.
Lieut. Vero." left last Therm lay moraine
te attend tbe Military School in Lando*.
Mrs. B. Lyoue anal heir danehter, May,
are •Niting the formers mother, Mrs. Robs.
Hyslop, here.
Fred Eule returned le Toronto les* Thurs-
day morning &her three or four weeks'
in town.
"Moped another oar load of hones to the old
country tut week.
as exounsion to Senile and Detroit the
latter part of August.
MIN Irma G.bson, who had been visifiLoo
Iner reletives, 61r. and hint J. A. Fowler,
hail returned to her home in Listowel.
has ruled Ma farm, on the 7th oonceesion
of Tootersonth to Ur. Samuel fuldiew.
three Imbiber' from liammond,Indianioare
Vahan towo, at tbe residuum of Mr.
Thome& Kidd.
from Odessa, who is doing eyengelloal work
isNie • short address in the Iteptiel church
ea Stu dap of last week.
of Pontiac, Melt, wee le town lent week re-
sisting aoqoaintasoes. Mr. Goatee le doing
• splendid business in Pontius.
Sweforte While olimbing down out of trne
lIonday of last week,a young son of William
Barbey fell, alighting on his hands,with the
reetili that both wrists were broken.
Eeeter : (No. Cue, of Loudon road, one
day reuntly, drew to W. 0. Bleeesee
seorehouse, a load of este untaining 186
bashels, for whieh be received the sum of
$61.60 Who OAD boat tine°
Exeter : J. T. Mannino, butc.her, last
week when in the sot of placing a slurp
knife on a block In the oboe, happened •
miefortune. The knife mtruok the eid• of the
blon emoting Me head to elide along the
blade, cutting one of bie Bogota to the
%%Ingham . Lester W. Davie. formerly of
Deodalk, is the oew reporter for The Wring.
liarn Times. Yews ago, 1,seter was an em•
ployu of the editor of The Advent*, an are
weenie" lo the officm of Th• Dunoslit Herald
d we found him • faithful coosolentious
ung fellow.
iPlinten : W. Doherty writes from the old
oon try that they bad a very pleasant pato
use oes the ocean, notwithstanding the
lass that Ildre Doherty was ill during moot
of the 'voyage. He stood the voyage re.
Instkablit well. being sick only pert of a
day. Aekreseet they are in Germany, and
purpose ylintinte other parte of the coatis.
Clinton . Nearly 40 eters ego • young
man named 7'hemas Millers was employed
in one of the blacksmith shop, ot this place.
He left here and eiree not heard of until IsaS
week, when he dropped In on the few who
have been resideete of C1,0100 for that
length of time Ho tit new a prtvar• bank•
or of Diennitasee, and the world has put blm
os Essy Street.
Gatti' : Roe:really, a your! men named
Ashton came from Alliston to visit in (lor•
rte. and was taken Ili. Th. ptytoisa noted
indication. of smell pox. On litzulries be,
made it Well found that IN had been work•
ing for • maa whose family wee quarantined
on a000unt of the disease. Howtck Beard
of Health promptly took steps, Wooed •
physiolau in °barge and Whited the riternlit-
bate suomeded In immolating the Leeching
staff for tne oomiog term. Mr. 11, W,
Brews, of Nitrates, hu been muffed tor
modern language,' and English ; (1. F. Col-
lies, Caledonia. mathematics, end Miss
Lino's M. Scratch, of Ounington, for ootn•
morels! department. Mr. Brown Moslem
8900 ; Mr. Coning MOO and MI &retch
Clines:on : ham Dodd le qui an stiletto'.
havine about 50 ooloolee of beee; this season
hes been a good one for honey, he having
wound about 2500 lbs. (rem 40 hives, POMO
of winch yielded nearly Z50 lbs. Mr. Dodd
Ando a batter market fer hooey et Goderloh
than anywhere else, itad bee mid oonelder•
able there. Col. Hears Is •Iso quite a bee
fancier end has taken about the same rot an•
tity of honey frotn his bees
enema .1. W. 1111I, after a three wee&
tern out West returned home last week
He woo u far sweet) as Oranbrock, 11. C. .
where his brother lives sod was
ale* visitant other brothers In different parts
of the Northwest. Whee away he rim
cross many an old Huronite. In memo
salon he says he would not dub* to Ilea
gut there and i comforeable home in Oetar.
le le mull more to be desire&
Sosforth Wm. Murray, of Ileephin,
Men , was here • few days lately, visiting
hie brothers, Muer". John and Philip Mur-
ray and other Wendt. Mr. liectray was ote
hts way home frotn the Van Amerlose.
Re wao one of the pioneer ut tiers in
the Dauphin ethernet, and hem prospered
there, both physically and pecuniarily.
Before ening there be was much afflicted by
uthme, bet he was folly ressovered and Is
tow robust look'''. He says the owe
tbroughnut the Northwest ere great and
Most he um to be appreotated. Mr.
Murrey. , tormerly of Algoma, Is noW re.
lidding le Dauphin, and likes the tiountry.
Clinton : A nappy event wee the home
w.lefiner et the resident» of the bride's par•
Pits. Huron "wet, en Phorsday hiet.
wse the mania,. of hiles Lints, third
dserrhasr of Mr. end Mrs. Antler Toenail'''.
to Aim Lewis, of WInehem, shout home,
"" ila/MIJOS. RIM Dr. Gifford
Perfumed the 1101,11110101, tho P"'
memo et a few /etude and relatives.
Tbe house wee beautifully deserete,1 Or
ths•rret and everethleg was lo Wm",
wita 'hi' evilest. The wedding erearch eirse
011.4 hy Mi.. Mabel TwienINII. Thee
b• moots carry. ng • "hewer bouquet of
wines row, and was &misted as brideemaid
by her sister, &Iles Alloe Twitobell,who was
ales beautifully sailed in white dimitv
noitelle and carrying • images, of pink
101111/ ; little niece. Mho Ira Tvritohell,
performed the duties of dower girl. Doo,
Maritza!! voted en groomsman. After the
dinner was pet taken of and oongratulatione
wore extelided the tisppy couple took the
aftereoen exprom, for • trip to Hamilton,
Musts, Buffet° and other points for a fete
weeks and will return to reside W Ingham.
The bride has examinee, friends and was the
recipient of meny useful present.: tics
Or000m's gift to the bride was a boeutiful
gold watch arid ‘hate. We join In extend•
log to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 000gratulattonit
lead wish them a long haritlY Mo.
liVInghern . Mrs. E. Johnston end family
have been passing through a sere time, of
ailliotion. Mrs. Johnston, herself, hal Mee
an invalid for • long tittle suffering almost
cootinually, intense pain, with regret
to say no prorneot of reiteration to health,
The death of Mre, .1. (Jolley', ohild, while
was • trial to the leanly. Miss Etta, who
mine home two weeks ago, hes bees also
but Is reoevering. llise Amelia, who bee
been her mother's mutant and faithful eit.
tesdant for teeny months. leave,' this week
tor a brief trip hi rest and recuperation.
W• trust the cloud* will woo roll by, and
that brighter days are hot far distant.
WIngham Mr. Dolmage attended the
funeral of Wm. Allan. who died very sud•
duly in Howick on Saturday. Our ruder;
will remember the lawsuit, of Allan vs. AI-
Ian some time ago la which Mre. Allan sued
for alimony. Damaged had tom • herd
workleR mon and owned a Bee farm in
Howick, end was oonaidered in very men.
fortable circumstances'. Death clime to him
WI In work siound the bare, and tell dead
froze apoplexy. The oorpee WU taken to
thei residues ot Me wife to Lakelet and
from there interment took place on Mon•
of lest week, in the graveyard at the Melo•
kith Murcia. Deceased was urnety years
Exeter The death of Mrs. Joseph
Pearl, at the sire of 8,1 years, removes from
our midst an estim•ble lady. Mrs Pearl,
who.* maiden name wu Grace Vanstone,
was born la the Perish of Ssteembe. Devon-
shire, Eosiand, on August 3rd, 1817. and
emigrated to We muatry la 1673, 'soling
in Dui Hitters, Durham ceinity, 'there,
with her brother', the lived about two
years. Go Demether 25, 1856, she WS/
united In marriage to leer net, sorrowing
partner. Mr. end Mrs. Putt settled in
Hope township, whore they returned for
unto years ; they then moved to Derline•
troonear Tyrone, where they lived Moe
years They moved to Ushorn in 1875, set.
Wog on a farm, where, for Moen years, by
dint ot Incluttry and hard labor, she with
petepoy moth)* them to retire, when In
1885 they moved to Exeter. MIS. l'eart
was of • retiring dimposition, well and
favorebly k 'Iowa and her many friends and
nelebbori will ohertsh • loving memory of
her many goot end kind timelines of head
and heart, ewer ready to lend • helpinp
hand to those in distress. Her illness wee
of short duration,ehe bayingbeen seized with
"latent member of the Methodist donuts.
There are left to mourn her deperture, her
aged partner sod two sone,Samuel Veneto.'
Pout, of Guelph, formerly of U.horne, and
John Francis heart. of Ushers'.
ELEVEN YEARS' MARTYRDOM.
Nestle and 'bootees* weetered at Lase by
St. Patrice. tothinters, Qua , Aug. 12—
iSpeotall —Tbe experience, of Philippe
Bolesonomult, of till" place, should tomb
all such sufferers that in Dodd's Kidney
\Pills they hi..• a sure and permanent re
"For eleven yearn," he write., "I have
suffered with headache, dwindling down to
• mere shedoW. I have token all emits of
remedial', nothing doing me any good,
"1 reed in Dodd's almanac/ thet Dorld'e
Kidney Pelle would oure any fault in the
kidney, mad the rfst ot the holy would
Oct he healthy. I decided to send for six
borne of Dodd's Kidney Pills, thotifo wIth•
oat eon fides*
"Bet today am oompletely cured. I
sod I thask Dad s Kidney Pills for It "
feel better tins I have for eleven years.
frith sailor :
The Wowing oterse sold of a young
After polling in 40 or 54 fathoms of flee,
which tent hie patient* ',Nicely to proof, as
well ae mueolo of his atom, he mutter -
old to bitneelf, hut loud enough to be over•
beard Ly en officer
"Sure, it'e as long as today and tremor, ow
lee a good week's work for any flee men in
the ship Bad luck to It l What ", More
deep, to he sure t"
After oontinulng in a similar Wile, 'hod
ooneeIvIng there was little probability 'of
the °impieties of hie labor h• seolaimed :
" fled intik to mo, sort, If I don't Wave
somebody's out off the other Mid o' thie Ilnel"
The Canes et Nay Fever.
1Ce a mlorohs that flute In the air, gets
into the throat and lungadevelope rapidly,
unites Inflammation. eto. The einem le as
simple, as • thistle In the finger. Eetraot
thio thistle, away gime ths pinto. Deetrey
the hay fever germ -you get well. ThaVe
why Oaterthezooe sots so marvellously le
hay fever. IN fragrent 'epee to Von brings
num hot to the Womb" death, Catarrho-
sone le as genets to sot on these mlorotooplo
organisms lightning. Proust, ai well
as eons", end le always eneeniefill. Drug.
gists, 25o and 91.00, or Polies & Co., Kings.
ton, Ont.
Wiseham Junin Rerun se mut reeI•
Annie! our town was oalleil away from life on
Monday, Jely 291,11, al tits age ot 65 years
Hewes shoot a week with Inesesmatles
of the Nags. Rs loaves a wilow arid eve
hfutthee, Aug 12.
Joseph Edwards. of Colborne, out twelve
wheat Mat he thinks will go at least feet,
bushel" eo the sore. This he certainly a
good yield for this emotion this year.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
The township monoll will meet as Holmes-
ville on Monday, September 2. V% • are
informed thus the dose:Noes of the eloottio
road between Uoderloh and Bayflehl, which
will run through the township, will appear
before the oeueoll on that day to obtain
necessary privileges for Madeline the toad.
dent of our burg.
'1 hose leaving from here on the uourelen
Tumidity of this week for the harvest delde
of Manitoba are Horace Hoitoo, Ale:,
McNevla, Alex. Bogie sad D. Glidden.
The first threshing le our midst we* st
Jame, Chisholm's on Wednuday lest
The fall wheat turned out fairly well.
Ryan's threshing mai:Minim started the sea.
mo's work there.
Tremor, Aug. 6.
Norman bloLood visited relatives al
Luoknow aud Ripley this week.
Mies Susan Noble, of Goderich, is isejoy.
leg bet holidays, the guest of Miss Eremite
The township fathers have put in sewer
in the culvert near Thos. Tiohbourne'L
lo a tow short years planks and cedar sleep.
ere will be out of date for oulverta on our
turn and side road, le the township.
Idooday monitor, of this week demos Toblo
returned to his densest the Free Press Oboe.
In the Forest C ty. During MO fortnight
"try tie had au enjoy •hle time 11/01Dg Old
friends of Ms boyhood days about here with
eeveral days tishiog at Declutch hat tor end
along the banks of the Maitland.
Mrs. Cameron. of New York, at prevent
'tattle', relative" in Canada, w ith ber
[nether, Mrs. Whitely, of 1.uoknow, and
Mrs. Little, from the same piaci", and Al.
hart Whitely. of Toronto, now having tile
bank holiday. from tbe Queen l'ity,wer• the
Rusts of Mr. and MN, Thos. Tiohborne for
days lest week.
TOO/ fay of next week our popular reel*
dent, Mee Allem, Nevem our midst for an
other •isit to Manitoba. She expecte 1., eiee
many ot those she •Isited there on her visit
ties years ago. ller tetntorary abserws will
reeks • great bluk la our community.
A large circle ot Meade here wish her e
Rood tim• during her abut s. Among
those she w visit are bet daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Morrie, at /tootle, and Mr/. .1. ('.
Carrie, formerly of Godertob, at 'Winni-
TOrsto•V, July 30th.
A FOND YAKICWiLL.—The many friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Caseadev assembled at
their home tele evening to bid them Rood -
bee *re their return to Goderinh, and as •
token of the high esteem in which they are
held to make them a presentation of • well.
fined purse. A abort program was pre•
wed, •nd as the nipht waa an ideal one an
opemair concert wee held on the Nino Af-
ter a few opening remark@ from the ,hailr•
RISCI. M. Delton, reeve of Ashfield, a touch-
ing add's". was read to UN emote of the
evening. It expressed the deep henries of
the people on losing so skilful a physician,
told bow in addition to skill and a depth of
knowledge acquired only by long experi•
imbued with the true Idea of thorn sublime
oalling. often watched by the bed -side of
the siok and dying. end kept the spark of
life fanned es long as pournie. 11 told
of the looi Diet would be metained in the
motel oirole, for both Mr. lied Mre. CUM,
day loved • Rood joke. It ended to wishing
them • long end happy Ids and a oontInua•
lion of their eueriesetui career. The doctor
then ropl.ed in • few short but well turned
phrases, thanking ell for thetr gmeroetty
and good wishes, and extended to all a
oordial invitation to visit them at their new
home In Goderich. The evening was then
passed Vessantly with glad songs and Healy
speeches end many Rood joke and witty
saying wont round. After lunch was served
all bid the doctor and his wife good•bys and
departed for their home' pleased with the
evening's amusement but sorry to lots such
valuable friends.
Fred %Yeoman spent a few days in Mit-
obeli this week.
Miss Loeb" of Wiegham, is
visiting at R Somerville's.
The quarterly meeting of the Methodist
chetah was held on Sunday Nat.
Rev. R. Peul. of Brussels. le visiting hls
daughter, Mrs. Joseph l'ugh, Ole week.
MIMI Mabel Suellen, of Jaryfie, Ofte, le
"'snow her grandmother. Mrs. Wm. Smith.
Gib. Gillespie. of Brandon, Men., is visite-
Ing relatives and friends in %Yroxster and
Mies Annie Oliver, ot Toronto, in spend
log ber holidays with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrr. John Burgess.
George Scott. ot Toledo, Irnfo, and 6nd•
row Scott. of Seaforth. vented their brother,
Thos. Mather', of Michigan. and John
Mather', of linileville, are attending thelr
tither, Relit blithe's, who IN very
Among the eroursionieto to Manitoba who
left tram here on Tuesday morning were :
RON. Musgrove, John,Munono, Lao Munn
and JAN. Moffatt.
The quarterly tom of the Witting %Yorkers
of the Methodist March Wen held in the
ohnroh batement on Friday evening last. A
good time was vent by all present.
Rev. Mr. Fairbilro, of Dungannon,
preached in the Prosbyteelen church .3 Sun
day b3th morning and evening. He toc4
• report of the Sunday echool which he win
crumb to the Presbytery.
61re. E. Black while pi ilitoR lorrlee one
day lest week became prostrated from the
beat end has net yet fully recroyered from
the effete.. .1. tel Wrack en 11 snot her "offerer
from the high temperature.
The Ontuley echo 31 excursion to Goderfoh
on rhombi) last was not very well patron
'zed here A number from Wronner and
Melernorth started from Ilineyele station
Mies N Geis Stewart, of Bluest*, and
Mr, Millen S. Watson, postmaster at Son.
"Moe, WOKS ID ingenue by Itov. it
reel et lirnesels on it, edneedey lest Their
friends In Murals tender mogratulations.
The third ot the out) races wait run on
Saturday night and produced some molt -
mutt. E I. Rustle, of Morris. one of the beet
riders in We diatrict. enterel, and took first,
ogee, John C Mose eras esomol, Brinker
*hot Haney fourth and Smith fifth.
SNwart entered bit not finish the race.
0000toseee Dow Ihe highest somber of points.
Ne x t tardey eight will amide who le the
whine
FALL. FA/1211 OF 190f.
Industrial, Termite keg. 26 Rept. 7
Western, heitdoe Sept. 5•14
Southern, desisting:et map. 14 21)
Northern. Waikertoo. Mop,. 17 18
Meath Huron, Seifert/ set. 24-26
Ripley Sepik 24 25.
MINIMA' ept. 26 27
UTILITY.
Your toiler may out overtake
His proud ambitioe's goal,
Bee by • word or deed may wake
Some stronger, worthier soul.
Aod through in tele. of pesos or war
Oonourely he mut noel,
There le no real fatten, for
The man who does Isis teue
Washingteet OMR.
WHAT HAVE YOU ?
If you have it happy voice, '1116
Slog, thee others may remble,
Till it soothed the mourner's weelo
Breathing euchre la teach word.
r toren fountains met, be stirred ;
Slumbering sonlo may wet. • again
At some long -forgotten strain.
If yen have a preolous thought,
That to you has gladness brought,
Shrine it not withiu your bruit ;
Write it end mek• others blest
Oft moms written thought will tomb
Heuta grown loath of human speaoh—
Hearts by faith's"' promise grieved,
Hearts by lying bpi deceived.
If you bays • loving word,
Speak It where it oan be heard,
Soule are lacRulahlau todoY
For tbe words that you utimht say,
Earthly blunders sorely prises,
Loviog words Nth make them less
Thu who lifts • brother's oroes.
There is a mistaken ides es le
the cause Of rankers in the mouth
and throat. Batteries imagine that
they arise item stomach troubles,
but it it nothing more or Ism titan
ths result of impure blood. Nn-
raeroas so-called retnediee have
bean floated on the market, bat
experience has proven that there is
only one cars,"Climax" Iron Tonic
Pals. 25 cents' • box at all druggiste,
or mailed on receipt of prioe. Dr.
Ball Medicine Co., Kingston, Ont.
Me Gan. McGillicuddy, editor of The
frIse wit has often made 13.- readers laugh,
la io the city cadet,. He mime down aloog
won bit G. Cameron berries', sn 1 J. T.
Goldthorpe, to look over the electric, road
between here and Ingersoll.
The Goderich Signal man was tannin
breezes with his hat througb his lemmai
sun to the street railway ofEoe when •
Ex oress reporter dropped lo. le SDOWIlf
• question ea to bow Woodstock came to be
Mr. McGillicuddy stopped tanning himself
long enough to say that he had dropped in
to find out who was going to get the lint
nomination tor North Oxford.
"There N • rumor that you want •n ex
tension of our road to Goderloh ° ' pursued
the reporter.
"Gauged right the very first time," eisild
the northern editor. "Seriouely. though.'
he continued, "we hays heard that you
have between Woodstock and Ingereoll the
finest, piece of road that there le in the
country. Our people are applying for •
charter to build • rout, and we are down
hers to ee• how the road beret. operated.'
"How ere things politioally ie Gpitorioloo'
sequired the reporter.
"05, jest tell them the oolored eroops Ile
as tie "trolled down alone with the rest of
the delegtion and Mum. Wallace and
Armstrong to emelt the oar fer logerooll.
They are inspecting the road this after•
Mr. Cameron is solloitor for the Oederlob
company. whou reed will be built by local
rstrassav, Aug. 15, 1901.
Notice of mange' must he left at this
011oe not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy for changes
mast be tat not later Waal Mon-
day noon. Oasual Advertisements
socepted au to noon Wednesdisy of
each week.
Store AlcKIM'Sj"dan
Block
BACK -
AC E
if you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. If you Defiers
Backache it will develop into
something vroree--Bright • Dis-
ease or 'Diabetes. There le no
use rubbing and doctoring you
back. Cure the kidneys. Then"
Is ally osse kidney medicine
it cares Backache every thisis..
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
TO MAKE ROOM
For mew FALL GOODS we bare to clear some limes of pods at
CIONEY-IN-YOUR-POCKET PRICES.
MEN'S FELT Hers, halt Pries.
Men's Fele hate take op • los ot room, we
bay• dmided t.o Shunt all outs In this
11.00 and 81.50 felt hate for 60o
$2.00 and s2.50 felt bate for 1100
Some of theirie ars the late.) blocks In
"Christyle London Hite," and the old
prima are se Rood •alao as soy you eau and.
Christy's hats are the beet and blare Sher
are itt lees then halt -price.
SHIRT WAloTS.—W• make two luta of
all we bays loft
All np to 11.50 for 360
DItE8d 0001)6. —W.- will away a Ilet es
very low figures. such as
I pleoe plain black lutow, regular pries 40o.
for 25,e
1 time lulu bleak lulu, muter peteso
30o, for 184,
50o, for 36o
1 plum figured black dress goods, geed
value it 50o, so ohms . 26e
Two lineo shirsafeacy trimmed,S2 00 fee 9g•
W• have a lot of under akina ln limey
black and °elan. A few fancy wrapper',
sty. Travellers' samples will be bore tibia
week to oliteir ae lam than half price.
COME FOR BARGAINS TO THE BUSY STORE
io0f. mom=
R. B. Smith Store
Jordan Block
WESTERN 'PAIR, LONDON
Sept. Oth to 1.4th 1001:
Entries olose September 4th.
A home exposition of genuine merit. —New exhibits and leading attractions
—Lockhart's performing Etephante—The Three Graces and -Tom.
TOm," the baby elephant, and many other specialties of a high order—Grand
fireworks display. including representation of "Fall of China" and "Taking oj
Pekin." Special trains over all lines each evening after fireworks For prize.
lists programs, etc., apply to
reeeteleat J. A. NELLES,
fterviwn
tore Tbereat arid ..... nue
With their •tteodant dangers may be tipeed•
ily averted and remedied by the use of P01-
11010'11Nervilies. Ooroiellent to gargle with—
ten Ofinee better than a mustard plaster end
more ouvenient for the outaide. Norville'
penetrates the tissues imoantly, soothe the
pain, allays inflammation, and ours. sore
throat and burnous simply because that's
what it le made for. The lupe 2.5 oent
hold Mamas. It oars, •rerythIng.
flfirst sight."
"judge of nothing
A shoe may look
well, and fit bully—may
fit wel/ and wear badly.
The shoe left a five
year record, and the
Makers' price stamped on
sole is a sure thini, even
if boug—ht in the dark..
"Tile Slater Shoe"
Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent.
J BROPHY & SON
orders earerally7feeleaded le al
'Imam night er Oaf.
elf
with your health.
Don't use Drugs anti Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beet
there is at the game prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
hag a reputation for promptneas and
F. JORDAN
Nledical
Mckillop Mutual Fire Wart= Oo.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Issurel up en Jennere.
1113,148.143.11111
OFFICERS AND DIRECTOlts.
Watt. Jas. Evans, J. O. Grieve, .1. tionnewela.
W. Tem Holmsevliie • James Cumming
smith, !fetlock.
Polley -holders can pay aseemments and get
their carde reoripted at hfr. coats'. Clinton. or
at Mclean Moo' Palace Clothing Store. God"
MASSEYHARRIS
The name stands for all that le
reliable In farming machinery.
intending to purchase anything in our
line should inspect our goods before
placing their order.
We always carry on hand a NU
stock of repairs.
We have the best make of Creit171
Sepaeators on the market.
You can get the most up-to-date
Carriage or Buggy made in Can-
ada at a reasonable price from us.
Massey -Harris Bicycles—New
1901 models -elegant, mounts. Call
and SPA them.
le OW Glover Sup, at So. a
nourid. of whloh we sells harm! • week.
Thie isn't our only snap, u we oarry
everything that oan be found In an ure
to-dee* grocery store, and our prima
are right. The farmers know that they
out "dwarf get from vs • rasp for their
produce. We draw the line at no
(714aaware or potatoes, 'median stuff or
°helmet foible China. We deal in all
of them.
Redford bleak. tiederloh.
.211 Frani(
rtr
Are you satisfied with the shoats ton
Wear ?
If not, try a pair of KHOO QUALITY."
They are the moat desirable shoe on
the face of the earth for women.
The "Klan Quail -Tv " shoe ls all
that a really first -dose shoe should be
—comfortable, esay on the feet, stylish
and durable.
Buy the King Quality shoe at 113
a pair end get satisfaction.
le. NINO 00., Llesileed, TORONTO.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Paltio s, Tarts, Short
Broad and Crean' RollsInco -
Pies Pind Lady Finkors, Kisses,
Macaroons, &ranges,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
AL
are aa good as the beet inade'on any
city in Canada.
Cantelon buds the trade in
WEDDING ,44,ir,.
CAKES
fan..y denioning aim ornament
Give him an order and your eat -
D. CANTELON,
wEsr-s T.
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE BEST
SCI11011 Hard Coal
IN TEM MARKET
Store promptly attended to.
I CANNOT OFFER MY STOCK OF •
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO THE PUBLIC IN THE REGULAR WAY, OW-
hIUST GO AT A
BIG REDUCTIO
THE APPRAISER'S PRICE
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS
EVERY SHOE IS UP-TO-DATE IN STYLE,
NO _OLD STOCK._
ST. GEORGE PRICE
GODERICH
WANT A STEPLADDER ?
/
We f!it't) one away with each pound of, Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchaised front us. 50c a lb. Tke step -ladder alone
worth the price.
fully selected Indian and C‘eyldn T a blended in a mcientifie
manner with specially prepared Ho Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy yo Garden Seeds. We have a
full asst. rtment.
Telephone No. 91.
THE OROCKR8.
Hat Barg ins....
liit‘ing purchased twelve dozen hats at a great redaction 4 *rill It •
sold ist the following lair prices :
Reary-to-wear hof at 25c, worth b0c.
Children's ready-to-wear hats at 15c, worth 35c, and at 50i
worth SI.00-
Leghorns at 35c, worth 50c. 4 4a
Leghorns at 75c, worth $1 26
Also the latest thing in, the shirt waist hat. for 75c.
All millinery reduced for the balance of the season.
MISS CAMERO