HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-9-19, Page 5THE SIGNAL,: GODERICII ONTARIO.
TDoauDAT, Blip. 19, 1901.
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W. Acheson (Sr Son
Magnificence in Dress Goods(
Our collection of fabrics this season is beyond descrip-
tion. Nothing but a personal visit to this department will
give you any idea of our standing and supremacy in Dress
Goods. The many choice weaves which we aro showing aro
from the very best and most reliable foreign and home manu-
facturers, and the exclusiveness off the many Fabrics is
appreciated by our customers, as is evidenced by the busy
appearance of our Dress Goods corner.
TAILORING FABRICS
New Black Venetians, Satin Finish, 56 ipches wide, ab 90c., $1.25,
$1 50 and
New Black Lama and Cheviot Suitings, 52 incites wide, 75c.,
$1.00, and $I.25 per yard.
New Homespun SuWogs, in shades of Urey, Navy and Black, 56
inches wide, at 61)c., 90c , and $1.25 per yard.
New Black Broadcloths, Poplins, Satin Cloths, 52 inches wide,
at 5Oc., 75c., $1.00, and $1.25 per yard.
MANTLES, CLOAKS, JACKE
and FURS
Our entire import opened this week and now displayed
in our store. The showing will surpass any of our former
splendid efforts, and your time .will be well occupied looking
over the new things, for we are showing what is and what is
to be the correct vogue for this coning season. A beautiful
collection of very handsome Furs. The showing will interest
you from many standpoints, chiefly in beauty and richness,
and most important of all is the extreme reasonableness of
the prices at which we are prepared to sell.
CARPETS, CURTAi N
Linoleums, •', 3 and, 4 yards wide, situated on entire
second floor of our store.
New English Tapestry Carpets, 40c, 50; GOc a yard.
New English Brussels Carpets, 65c, 75c, 90c, $1.15.
New All -wool Reversible Carpet., at 50e, 60c, and 75c.
Carpet• cut and nude up at no extra charge.
INSPECTION INVITED
W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Hemsall : Donald Urquhart shipped a oar
of feed to Wrlmto/toe, N. J.
Henson : Mr. Goold was 19 Mwa 16111 BA.
arday, Sept. 7th. and while here disposed
of his hoose and Iota to Peter Lemont,
reeve of Hay. 1,r $650
Blunt ale : P. S. ('.nitse bas reel/nod hie
position es priootpal of Ripl.y public'
school and will leave to October for roil.
a ielphla Dental Collett..
sea lived on the term on which
ho died for ewer flay years.
Zurich : .1. J. Teeumoir has disposed of
hie readenoa to A MMittelholtz for $1,100.00
l'llatoo Hurry Plnmsteel has been ooa•
fined to els room Rea • MVO. &tank of
illness. -- - ------_.
Varna : el A. Moffatt ken rested b&
Nal for • term of years to William Archer,
of tloderlch township.
Centel : The mansgors of Willis church
have done away with the gasoline plant sad
sabstitneed electricity.
Colborne townehtp : .john Wallet's
youngest son got bin neee broken tied bis
fees bally jammed by s kiwi from a oolt o0
Tuesday last week.
Exeter : Death has removed another of
nor (delimit rseldeets, claiming this time as
its victim Sarah Vellum, beloved wife el
Mr. L. MOl'aggarl, who passed to reit 00
Monday, 9 h lost , at the age of 73 year/.
Goderloh township : Tho,, J. F.tlIntt has
bought John Hunter's farm on the London
Reel, ter which he paid $3,300. Inc''place
o.n.ieu of filly &ores with good buildings
and it is considered Mr. E•Ilott has made a
geed deal.
Clinton • Jellies Twltehell, who has been
earryleg on a hareem sod ab.. busioese hers
for many years. 1s retiring to devote him
self to the H. C 'hinges trade. lila h
stack has been bought by A. Mcllrlen and
Johosoo Bros.
Salorth : Mrs. 1)nb1,, mother of Mrs.
W. 1) Bright, met with • painful aooldent
recently. She rot ap during the night, sad
In attempting to ;In down stairs, abs minted
her footing awl frit to the bottom. Al-
though oo hone were broken she was badly
bruised and shaken up, and U confined to
bed.
Constance : George Elevenses, eteoutor
for the llruwo estate, h.e concluded the
sale o1 the Perm et the lett Geerrs A Brawn,
wooled a short distance east of thin piece.
Ti o purchaser Is George Dever, ot fens
water, aro the price Ie $5,400 The farm
contains 100 ecru/s u I hese° 1t • gnod betel
re. lance and • pool bank barn.
leoderich town.h'p : Ino week E 1. 1 .-
vte had a narrow escape from whet might
have been a serious If not • (stet imoident
H. was world(' dome a well on the farm
of Wesley Marque., when It navel to sb'.ve
time Fortunately he had hold of tome
board. that prottc'ed hlm.from Injury, and
beyond • silght b:u'so he 'soaped oohurt.
F:. Wawanesb : On Wednesday, Sept.
4 h, Rev. A. !trowel, H. A., R. 1)', of Bel -
Moore, Mattel in m•tri.g. Mr. :1tmuel ('hare'
ter., el Green Fall., Montana, to MIs.
Fanny Black, dsumhler of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Black, of this township They ere
v.dtl0g friend. In title vlolnity hefnre inky
ing for their future home i. S1 tu'a,t
Morris : E E Bry,ns sol M. M,Vety
have gone on s wheeling tour through
Southern Oetano rnev Intend t,k ng to
the Pea -Am. on their rounds.
W. Wawau uh : .lames I..tdlaw, of ie.•
13Th eon. of Wee' Waw.00sh. walked into
ht. oorn field the ether day and pallet e
stook that m d 13 fest and 9 loahm to
length.
V aghem : Two young people of Toron•
to. nod formerly of t% ogham, were united
1e marriage on W.due.day, Sept 4-h ;
they were Jur, Fuooagen sad Yew L rz e
Tae veer. '
owe.: F. l'owell ia Mil, the only
('iletente° who can say he heard the shot
and .ane Leon 1 reign's, the Rein a• Pole,
who shot President M.:Kinley at the Pea-
Au.erlcaa at Bagel°.
Clinton : Section foremen W. Brown, o1
the (1 T. R , welt be laid up frtm work for
some Urns, he baying acoldentally cot his
leo with a broadaxe while at work on the
road the other day, .i Applets will take
charge of the m.o. until hie recovery
Brussels : The I'ost wet presented with a
beg sett, the prodnot of s i ordinsry black
bit belnngeng to George l;.,lvin, that 'meas-
ured 71 t 81 too`le.. A hen w.th a record
.04 that kind deserver en.ioaragement.
Cherie : There was quite a re onion of Ihe
rat family in town reosotly. The Hvo
boys were home -Wm., of ) mi•.h's
.James, of Irestanls, .lash„ of Sberbrnok, Ar
,nob), of Aleesnder,an,l K 11., of ))stews.
Wlrghsm : It K. W ikon, brother of
Mn. Alex Rose. wee here 1.• with on hie
wedding Ivor The lacy r•1 h s aboloe was
Ylas C.th. aloe Skill:lig, of 11 woe. kit.
Wilson le station agent on the Maio Cunt
rd, at R.6dd, Mai se.
Hensa11: While John Herron we• harrowing
nee day rancor!, Its had hiefont hadlyhrulerd
M the harrow swinging archins and one of
the teeth.trtk:ng it with great forme. He
awns to town In the evening and Dr. Me
1)leru+d drawed the *muni.
it , I. Weirien & le nigh. of Blyth, ahlp•
tee it ere car 1•. ilia of ver v fion cattle from
l;wboth ere+fetes Ilu.4.y et 15.0 week.
They veru 511 parnha.ed io this viniuity.
S•weley : Trios. M.mpsnn vessel sway or.
Sundey, the 0 h,•1 the age of revent%.eesen
veers and else moot h•. H.. was formerly •
raiment of Mt•eley township and for msny
ysae was reeve thereon
Colborne :.I..) n 1 robin is 'his to ba
around ara'n. R. has been bald up with a
soallal arm. While oarrying a pail of
boiling water his feet .11ppeA from ander
him and In fa'lieg he Mt hi. um welded
very badly.
)breseal.: A quiet weddlsg was ■elem•
Mud at the nndetoo o1 the brMe's ooadr,
A .t. Wet-, Northland ave„ Ruffolo, on
Sept. Ilth, by Rile. Mr. Ohepmen, eh.n
D M. Montt of Breants. was msrrie4 to
Me. Ilse Thornton.
E Wews.o.h: A pless.nt andhsp,'y
*went enik pleas et 12 e&oloch nn Weave" -
/ley. 4th Inst., at eh• rwldenae of Donald
Pott reen, °,runty onanolltor, when to
sidset d,wehter, Y;or-erne, h.e.me the wife
M Wm A+lersnn, • preepernn. Yount 1.1•
mese et tete t0enabip.
Clinton; Anert5la farmer who reef les
tee far f-om Canto hos twelve news whloh
hying him In In Ihe sslghborhm.1 el $500
ttonndly. ,n addition to vlateg him all the
milli that he regnlr.e for hie ewn oar. He
lye a per, . et n4nnt w1 h a e ty hens.
so eek. hie Lotter the year renn4 at 22 t per
W.
I^e'trshrere: .1 PhiMios hot returned
kerns •'ee"p•n).4 by Fit brother from
Yvtiean Ti .y hal hone Balled to Hut
1•111a meal nw,ee to Ila death e1 their,
f•ehet All 1 ,e t.mlly of alt seas were
►k.r. Ni preformed the last .sd t1 e, al
hnrtal "'lee ar pelt hearers Deuesed
sue se (.14 ea rrp•sted settler of tbs.
MARINE NOl ES
Cepla a Mlle, Btny 504 his steamer
Hartford at foe. Colborne last week defied
the whole lamid' en Government and ruled
ap L.ke I(r1e, In spier, of the regains
natter Petrel, which had orders to toop him.
Theloverome,t wants 1.500 from ('apt,
R,rry for damage Anne to a rielrnad bridge.
The Heretic( was getng through the Wel.
land ,enol and ran tote the beams She
kept nn her way, end got out to the pleas
Wore orlon Dims from tee .opnrlalenaent
ot the canal to hold the steamer until the
dem get were rend for. Capt. Bsrty re.
fused to pay any attention to the demand,
and then the aerytens of the Petrel were
galled to the (If .Ir to hold the boat. Capt.
A ONR-SIDED BATTLE.
If .tt•ck.d by a will beat • man
wadi try and defend himself. If Millet -
ell with rheamatLrn fight the disease.
With Dr. Hall's Rheematlr Can the
batt!. 4. all one Mai. Tho,nsa Todd,
ioob,nsster at Brewer's Mills, Ont.,
'offered for twelve years with rheum*
Warn In his shoelace sad at time/ (Ionil
net work er dress hime.lf. Fight hot
tie• .1 Dr. Hall'/ with ('limas Irom
Tea& PHU, affected
p rf is e n
poteetles oestaleIng This great blond tea day/ treatment.
Pries $0 nests at an drag Mora or The
Dr. Ne/1 Medlslae On., Klegat m, Ont.
Bury's reply to this was lo oat the line
bolding the Hartford to the pier, and the
steamer nailed away. The Hartford we• on
the way to Chicago from New 1'uik, whore
Copt. Harry puroheeed her from tee t;,v•
srowent. A dtepatob on the este' matter
from Chleeso says Uapt. kldsa Harry's
action In running away from 1'.r Colborne
with the Hartford woad a v' 01 Joel et
uomment In marine eirolea there. Marine
moo said that the bills for repairs In the
Weiland canal were always eree*.via, bur
this 1. the first time an Americas yawl
owner has some/dad in getting away from
them. Ship. are generally ttrd up to the
ousel Itself, where they cannot get away,
"It the liauadieu Government had the right
to edea the Hartlurd at Putt Colborne,"
E. Kremer, the admiralty lawyer Mud,
'Ahem it wdi have the right to se z the
boat In Canadian waters anywhere they
bad it, With the right 10 Wee goes the
right to use loror, and If the Hartford
ehoold disobey the orders of the ('aoadlsn
I nutter to Caeaels° waters the
cutter migbt tying the Hartford to time by
sending a shot through her. 1 hardly
think It is likely affairs will go to that
length, but 1 presume they woutd if Capt.
Beery kept on bit way after betnv ordered
to stop."
A epoch,' dieoatoh to Tru Mall and
Empire from Windsor on Thursday says :--
''The Bury line steamer Hartford. which
collide! with • brides In the Welland
oaoal, and then went oo despite the orders
of the l,anadian Govern mint ottieials to psy
$500 images, passed Amber.eburg at Doom
today, The ('aoadiao cutter 1e tett wee
mot to sleht, and no demonstration wan
made against the Hartford. Th. (metals of
tee Hartford was evidently prof used for
$reublc. Tee crew were pastel on the deck
forward and alt, and the vessel went
through the dangerous outs at the 1. m.kilas
ata rock leas .peed, escapism seystal j tatted
rock. in a seemingly miraculous manner.'
Where Iledleal *clones tails
T.'cere rheumatism, and all the timet ou
••ff.r dreedlulty, why don't y,.0 cut a
bottle of I'olaon'. Nervllme and try that
Rob It Into your stiff joint,. sore arms,I►me
bank, butt sbouldars--whorover 11:e polo .M
N.IVtlioe has cured plenty of people In
tale way, and that ought to be proof enough
that It will cure you too. lt to an unusual-
ly strong liniment that cures rheum Wean
in uourually qulek time. Rest household
Raiment known. 25 Dent..
FNVIRONMENT.
By Klizabeth 0. Perkins.
A Lly grew In • garden tar
From the dust of the city street ;
It had no dream that the universe
Held • lithe lou pure and sweet
1 hes is virglo self, so °hula was It,
So perfect its retreat.
When night cense down, the Illy looked
In the face of the stars and smiled,
Theo went to slap --to the deep of
death -
As the rout of a little child
Goes beck to the clasp of the Felber soul,
Untouched and undefiled.
A lily bloomed on Ills highway, close
1b the tread of else sweeping tbroug :
It bore the gaze of .c hundred eyes
tl here bared the deme of wrong,
And one come by who tore ire heart
With a r uthless hand and strong.
It cautht no glimpse of a garden fair
It knew no other name
For • world that used and braised it w
Th. n a word of sin and .fume,
Anti hopelo.o, omitted, Iia 'gilt pseud
As the evcnmg shadows camo.
And who can say but the sheltered one
.1 .allied flower had bseo,
Had Its hone beet' cut oo the highway,
0'018
To the path of shame and sin,
Aod the other forever angel white
Had it b:•possed safe within.?
= ' -Bestow inn.rr:pt.
Catarrh Po4sas t1e Nystrom.
Lowen heelih sad Titaht►, destroys diges-
tion and makes eh. vlotim feel like thirty
ousts. Foolish, nay erlminat, to haus ea•
tarrh and suffer iia •rel 000aeque0ces stsoe
Catarrhozono so prickly and pleasantly
ours. 11. is is medicine carded to the
lunge, throat and nasal postage', by the ar
yea breathe. It's ns absolute in its power
of curing as it Is scientific, in 1:s method of
treatment Your doutor or drogvnt will
tell you that nothing equate it for catarrh
and all other lung and throat diseases. All
dealer'', 25% and $1 00.
BLUEVAL4.
I'cr:':PAT, Sept. 10.
Mre. David Geddes, of Detroit, is ,Ids•
Ing relatives near bene,
Mrs Helm, of Wtogbam, visited her sin•
ter, Mr.. Rutherford, last week.
Mlles Kathleen Swann Imagoes to Fergus,
where she will attend high school.
Stir Fdna' Po'ereon and Mies Nellie 1(nr.
gen visited friends at Muloaworth last
w• -k.
Mies lea Thomas returned to Toronto on
Tuesday after apendiug a month with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 1)unean %tseven. of Roi.n'
fettle Mantle's, are vletting in neo vicinity
of Hlucrale.
Mrs .l.,hn half an,l her another, Mre.
Yoe, of Turn:berry, vtail.• 1 rclstbves et At•
wood over Sunday
Mtn Omen., of Braila Cola:ri.ia, 1s visit'
ing her parent.. Mr. sod Mrs. Robe. Math•
ere. on the first Ilse of Mnrru.
Miss S1 try Yore'on and Mies Olive Scott
hare rate: owl from visiting, the former at.
Rnek'on the latter at Galt end Prestos.
ENTRANCE LITERA rURE.
After 1901 the followlnv prorisione are
to be oh•erved respecting the high school
eotr5ooe etaminations in literature :-
1. Exclusive of the 4001.51100 question.
esoh paper w111 onnsiet of two parts : (al
ono containing gamnion* on a muerte worn
the prewnbed selections ; an 1 (o) the other,
questions on one or more pasugen from the
rest of the reader ; and
2. 'I he msmmnm of marts for CO will
be 25, and for the quotation question. 10 ;
the other marks orin5 •.shoed to the (pee
tions In the rse'. of the paper.
That is to soy nut of ■ total e1 150 mean,
25 w.11 be arstgoed to rout loos en the pre.
earthed selection., 10 to m•mnry work and
115 to goestfons on the lesson" in Fr firth
header other then those pre.oribcd, which
we print herewith
Liter attire eelartions. Feurih Gni et in
Reader, 1902: XV, Clouds, Rides end
Rivers; XiX, The Death of the Flowers;
XXXiII.Th.Skylark ; XXXiX,A Psalm of
Life t L, The Prairies 1 1.1, The heroes of
the Lang Salt t LIII, Scene from "Ivan
hos"; 1.X X. The H.rlteg• ; I.X XIV, The
Song of the Keef ; I.X X s 1, ingtlln, of
the P.''rlIn4 • LXXiX, The t'ap'ers of
as
Quebec; t.XXXIi, '1h• Oen; I'XXXV,
Marisa ar,l Douglas; XO, Meroy.
A Peed Cors lessweer.
A marvel nt eheapne.•, of effieamy, end el
promptitude, Ie onnralned In a nettle of that
f►mons remedy, I'otnam's l'Ninlece Corn Ex-
tractor. is ones right to the root of the
ttnnblo, there aots galohly hut se palnlees-
ly that nothing t• known of it. °paletlo•
enol :he rnrn is eheltel, Rowan r) sob-
. tltn'rs eflerei for I'utoam'a Paielnee (.:on
Nttr.(Itor- pain, sure anal pianists. Mold
e t drnpglde.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
l:sr, RnAan son (Anidei Fiera.-Some
I me age • nnlgos Prtfseeer by the nems of
Hendershot cam. to town, Wilton a (;orals
eerre.pondent. and pot op at tI e Albion
hotel. Hs was well deemed. bet witheat
hew ta. After twit ne three days he was
se mere, se far as the hotel people were
ooeoerned; be 1e11 without paytag his board. i
this 'nicht has. teased eff all sight, and
nolhiwr mute Deem hoard tel We prtl.s•ur,
but out so, dim the "oat" he (amu 1, but
°hearted b s hoes!, puttiot up at • bo A,.glo-
Amer(wo, without biggsee as use,' ea I a
serve wenn. Ile t►1 to 5posar trims
Magi.tratee Kon ams Mul.suebio to answer
to • allergia of vagrancy, and was given
three n.oeth.' board absolutely without
mosey and without prime at tt• tenuity jail.
11itaar. Aug Titer! --Tea Kiooardine
Review last week had tits Item : John Cot
will of Hruoe township was i0 Weir on Fri-
day 'Inking enquiries gene..raine his daugb•
te:, EI z.b:th Ann, who eloped on the 26th
ultimm with a neighbor named inmbert
Ileretos. They hired • lora y reg in 'river.
ton and drove to K'noardlne, where trace of
them wit 1(11.. Mr. Etra°, etsttou agent,
ono resell twilling of them. ('hero hat been
so muoh travel ot late that it mould hardly
be expected that be mould recall their. Mr.
Cottrill wishes the Gedetioh papers to quote
Wale artiolo. for he has an Idea Chet the
•lopes may bevs gone In that direction.
He would be tbauklul for any luforn:ation
regarding 11 our. He dues not in•
tend to Interfere with them In any way.
Ile merely wishes to learn their where-
abouts. Mr. Coterill's address ie North
Bruce 1'. 0., Oat
A MYsTttulol'a DIMAYI'zAo*m. s -The
Exeter Advocate give come partioulas re-
gardiop the disappearance of E Iger 1)owo,
a youug man who taught ■chord sear
1t hallo. ilia duties •t tete echoed note•
moused after the mldsommer he-lidays and
he 000tlnued to teach up to Frelev, August
30.h. Before leaving the school that ma-
lt, he aekod 11.8013olare to be inetteudaoce
the followil,g Mend.y (Leber D.yl as he
wished to mak• good the day they bad
lost some little time preview,. Theobddren
obeyed his rrqusal and wept to the sebool
Monday morning, but to their suetr:se the
teacher did nut put in an eppearaa(e.
Trey went home that day and returned
again on Tuesday. but a on the day
previous their teacher was still mi. s.ng. It
was now evident that all neat Lo' right and
Inquiries were at once made, but the w here.
•lusts of the misslog pedagogue is still •
mystery. AtraDgs to any, this is the third
poison that has disappeared from La. tame
neighborhood without the slightest trace of
his whereabouts. Over twouty veers ago
• Mr. Jones disappeared, thus in 11198 Mr.
Parki.tuo and now Mr. Down. Th. youug
man attended school in Uoderiok a'ld Is well
known hue.
A LIICliNOW WIOOIIU.-Lack•OW Sew
tired : The home of Mn. George Bargees,
l.ampbsii street, was the swine of a happy
evens on Tsesdsy morning, Sept. 3rd.
her youngest daughter, Ads, was united in
marches to Jobo Gudlito, of Kus'". The
held. was becomingly gowned 10 white or.
'audio, elate 'wetly trimmed with tucks and
Valenciennes lice and Insertion, and married
• bcuguet of white flowers. The. bride was
unattended and was given away by her obly
brother, George Hergees, of Woodstock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
G. Harris arts Mir Edith Smith played the
wedding march. After hearty a,ogratula-
tions bad been extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Gilliam the guest,, about forty its Dumber,
sat &tea to a sumptuous dujeuner. The
teblee were beautifully decorated with nes
turtiuma, white geraniums and matden hair
fen... The brigs's going -away gown was a
blue tailor-made tuts, with outing hat to
much. A large number ot young people
were et the arson to • . the happy ooeple
depart on their trip to Toronto, Vadalo and
other pelota The proreots were numerous
and nosiul and exp:eued the appr.aiatlon
of a any frleor'• of the worth of the young
maple.
WAS IT Tilt BLA,'K KNIt:nT'-Tbe oolor-
.d man who was one of the first to se:zo ep-
ee President McKinley's aslant to the
Temple of Musts will he a famous man if
his claim to the dutinotlan can be sub-
e►atlated. A•oordiog to report from But•
(ado efforts are beteg made to thrust him
Into the background, and the popular pre-
judice against the negro on the other aide
of the line will lend itself to (bees effort,.
The Belleville Ontario prints a story to the
effect that the colore l min to the mase Is no
oth. r than the
Rev. .1. II. Heater, the
"itirct Kniebt," who lectured in (,od.rlob
a short time ago. Here Is the story as told by
the Belleville paper : "Eoqurcies are now
befog made by the authorises at Buffalo as
to tbe identity and whereabouts of the
negro, who was the tint to seize hold of
Leon Czolgotz alter he had fired two shots
at ('resident McKinley. It is said tbatl►be
negro will be handsomely rewarded. rho
Ootarlo is elle to euabluh the Identity of
the negro. H. is Rev. J. H. Hector, oom•
merely known ea the 'Black Knight,' that
is if we aro to believe his own story. Hs
Iraured lit Holloway et root Methodist
ohuroh oo Mondry eveuing last and Kia
suhject was, 'Don't.' The .olored gentle-
men arrived In the city oo Saturday from
Buffalo and stopped at Mrs. Sharpe's board
Ina bowel on Catharine street. To Mn
Sharpe he told the story of the attempted
•waselnatiou of the lreeldeot. 'I wee
'Smuttily behind Csolgotz, said Key. Mr.
Hooter, 'waiting to get a chance io shako
hands watt the Preeident. I was horrified
when the shots were bred. Alter the
second shot 1 used hold el Czolgoez by the
nock and threw him to the ground.' Frits
is what Rey. Mr. Hector told about the
•Hale."
"A false friend is worse
Mian an open enemy."
A shot with a good
upper, and a bad sole, is
-.worse than cheaper look -
inn, but mose honest,
Lot wear.
The 1V(akers' price on
the sole protects you
against deception, when
you see that you get -
"The Slater Shoe"
V uodyeat Writtle.
Wm. Sharman, ir. • Sole Loc.aI Agest.
A Great Snap
Is oar (,lover Seep, tat Soa
pnnod, of which we sa11 a barrel a week.
This Isn't nor only Pomp. as we carry
everything that oan 11 found In an nn -
to date grocery store, Rol our prices
are right. The t,rmers know that they
eat always pet from us a seep ler their
produce. We drew the line at no
legitimate trade - everything goes :
(111rware or pntsrcos, garden staff or
re t.bin ('stun. 'Van dem( In all
of them.,
RUUYNAS & CORNELL,
of the
boumatism..
la Urio Acid In the blood.
Unhealthykidneys are the
cause oftheacrd being
there. if the kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is • Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pilo
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get et
the (owe of those fearful
shooting pain. and 'tuff,
aching joints. There D
but dna sure way-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health!.
Don't uao Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Oct tho beat
there is at the mance prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Stora the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for prouiptnese and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical 11011.
we Carr➢
5 e 1
R B. Smitre Bloch's CK I1 t�I S 3 Jorir
Stok
Millinery Opening
BEGINS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 261.
when wo will show a full range of the New Fall Goods. MISS
DUFFUS has gathered togebhee from the Lest sources the Newest and
Most Stylish (foods, together with the fittest ideas of what Mllline'',
will be for the coming season. We respectfully invite your presence
Thursday, 26th September, and following days.
Urtl
lo that Straw Hat and pet one of our
Ready•to-wear Felts, prices 75o. up. Tbey
are Dear, Gillett and eke oorr•ot thing In
Rsedy•te-wear.
Blankets. Now is the time to thing
of the oo'd nights coming on and be Pre-
pared by Waylay • pair of our nice pure fluf-
fy Blankets to snuggle into. Wu hays
them all prices, from 75j. to $5.00, but two
Specials we will mention : $$.60. $23 00.
They ale beaut:fut Blankets and the prime
& less than you will expect to pay.
Spaniel value in Clothing.
Special value In (furs.
Jackets. --We bay• a lot of the W. 13*
Anthers Jackets left and we will Oust
early to clear them. Some are our of style'
but with a 1itt`e alteration they may antes
your purpose, and the olulh to them °weld
be mads over for the little Doe. Think of
the prices, Belo and 500. for the Out -of.
style. And good Stylish Jackets at hall
price, 54 00 for $2 00, 15 00 for f2 JO, Ao.
Dress Goods. - W• hays some
speolal value In lh• New Blank Goods,
pries 250, to $2 00 per yard. Homespun. -
We are to the front to these as usual. Th•
goods are better than last season and the
pries' ars leu --50o., 70o., $100 and 51.25
for the bet and newest we Dao get.
MILLINERY OPENING BEGINS 26th SEPTEMBER.
CIcKIITS BUSY STORE
1 BROPHEY & SON
- THE t.a.0UINr. -
Fwatra\ Vvee,c+torv, t a'*
Orders rareruity 'atieaded is al all
Yours, ■lake er day.
Qar bee .trod.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and CRI Rolls,(tnce
Pies and Lady Fingers, Dues,
Macaroons, filaranines,
Brandy Snaps, Elc.
are as good as the beet made In any
city in Oanade.
Cantelon le'uls the trade its
WEDDIN
e CAKES
a full line of
Screen Doors and
Windows,
Lawn Mowers,
Garden Hose,
Garden Rakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING and HEATING
a specialty.
AT
LEE & SHEPEARD'S
L/STOWEL , ' ,
r
(seder _ ��r
Weary 70n01 person should take n ot>riree In
be Listowel Bnsea Collets, whloh reopens,
under a rew managoment, on alonday. Pept.
!Awl. Circulars free on application. C. A.
5I,6MINO, President . A. 1. McINTTKB,
Ses9stary,
&NYNA� & CORNE11,
in fancy dawning anti ornament
ing and almond icing.
(ileo him an order and your sat•
isfactioa will be assured. ,
D. CANTELON,
WERT-ST.
McKillop Mutual Fire Insuragce Co.
FARM AND D(OLATHD TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Iseuree up to Jimmie r.
1901 63.•4M,•TLe•
nreseens 4511 p tocce tee.
J. R. Mol.ean, pros. ; T. Fraser vloe-pre'. i
Jas. Uoonou)', ti. Dela W. 0. l(ruedtoot, J.
Wan, Jae. Xvase, J.0. Orley,', J. Been•w•ts.
dire.•ton; W.O. Broadfu,1. neafurth, tapas-
tor ad lance ; T. E. Heys, d•aterth, secretary-
treaear•r.
AU g NTe
J. WYeo, Holmsevllie ;James l'mmmlmf[
leg dv(Ile ; It. McMillan, Sbaforth ;
emelt1 \rlook.
Police -►olden can pay assessments and get
their cards recelsted at Mr. Goats'. CIcites, er
at Molest Bros.' Palace Clothing atere, God*.
rich
a.
w
HELLO
THEIOLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Tila
Scriitoii Hard Coal
IN THEJMARKRT
All Coal weighed on the Market .Smolt
where you get 9000 lbs. tor • Ion.
WM. LEB.
Orders left at LZZ a g8SY8dAD'ff
Store p"amptby atseaded to.
i a
.Sale is Over.
Our Fire Sale has been an immense success, having
cleared out all old stock, and we have received the largest
consignment of Fine- Shoes that has ever come into town.
WE MUST DRAW
YOUR ATTENTION
TO THF
/'KING QUALITY" SHOE
which is being worn by the society people of England, France,
Germany and Canada.
They are the most stylish, durable and comfortable
shoes made, and yon must remember that you do not have
the duty to pay for when buying these Famous Shoes.
Don't forget tho name, " King Quality," in both Ladies'
and Gents'. All styles, widths and sizes.
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
TRUNKS, SUIT CASKS t GRIPS. SOLR AGFINT "K11'1$3 QUALITY" BROSS.
Relrela NG smalls DONE. •
the leading Fnntit,re Dealers and
Undertakers. haat, just received the
following gotMls
Bedroom Suits, 2800 and up,
Parlor. Suits, $15.00 and up,
Couches, 05.00 to 020.00,
Parlor Chairs, $4.00 to $10.00
Hall Racks, 05.00 to $18,00
anci'clt„tls' ,Mh4 pewee of Furniture,
Wove ,till fanning Window Shades
and Pelee at redu -.'4 pi teem
1i4u,4 freneing, I;pholeteriny. Peek
fug, ete.
The Undertakini Deparlweat, . , •
ie under expert ,msec -ioNm, and the
service. an guarantee ie of the very
iw'nt, while our prides aro reaeonahlo
NiGiiT OK DAY enlist promptly
nttenrlerl to.
We solicit patronage nn the rewrite
of the goads wo sell and services we
give.
T. G. TIPLING & CO., Ferallere Iheeler., tj.dewekers mad t:en
Raiford block. UsMIM hmlwtt.,.
aNtters IlletY. O.AsrIrY.
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.
"King Quality" ladies' shoes are mads in enough shapes
to fit all kinds of ladies' feet, and have an elegant appearance.
Greater variety, bettor selection, more style, more comfort,
better wear than any other Camnndian ladies' shoe.
Gold medalist at Paris Exposition.
See that they are brasded-
"KINO QUALITY."
Made by The J. D. King Co., Limited, Toronto.
*sr agent Is (4.1•mfole Is At, G.erg. Prue.
ANP A STEP LAliDER
Wo give onefaway with each pound of Pure ((rearm Raking
Powder purcl,aseil frntn ns. 50e s Ib. The slap -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a pnelcagn of one Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a sate -
fully *sleeted Indian and Ceylon Tea htbnded in a seientif e
manner with specially prepare Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We'have a
full a*'.rtment.
BT 7I Y d sow
TAE GROW*.
Telephone No. 91.