The Signal, 1901-10-3, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
TEDauDAT, Oot. 3. 1901.
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W. Acheson & Son
Scotch Tartan Rugs or Wraps.
We have just opened up • large and very oompleta assortment in the above mentioned
very high class goods They we warranted made entirely of pun wool, the perfection
.f .tyle and ooinfort for Cepa*, Shawls ur Wraps, .ltd oomo i■ following elan patterns;
tlurduu, Brute, 42nd, Cuuuiugharu, Otoneron, Kerr, Black Watch, Goon, Minnie,
Elliot, Drees Beatrice, and very many fancy Plaids nut ulasaed. The prime are
$2.25, $3,15, $5.N cad *It
A Ver? Timely Offering of
Women's and Children's Underwear.
ust at the beginning of the time when au, b gaols oecomr
fort and warmth tomes this bantam sal. at
abuiluto ueeeeaanee of nom -
Fifty Coats oa the Dollar.
100 dozen manufacturers' samples of union and fine pure wool Lathes' and Children.'
Vests and Drawer., in all qualities, from low grade W very flue, W be cleared at onto+
at
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son
Half Price.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Winghem : 1). W. Gammlll. formerly of
Wlnyb•m, is (11 wish typboin fever at his
home in Lite Soo.
Klppen : Th. Methodists have set the
time for their anniversary as the 10th and
Iltb of November.
Exeter : Miss (;runway, daughter of ex-
Ynmler Oreatway, of Manitoba. is tba
guest of her mut, Mrs (Dr.) aniline,
Clacton : The other day Gec. Laois and
Dr. Hell caught • floe mlok oo 1be farm of
Will Robinson, whiob the former has osg•d.
Tuokonmltb : While plying to the barn
Master Sheldon Townsend fell down through
a hole in the floor, breaking his arm at the
wrist.
Holmesvlle : John Yoe lase week meld a
fins two year-old Doll to Chas, Mssoo for
the sum of $125. It is mince such stook as
this that pays.
deafortb : S. A. Dickson loft for '1 otoote
on Monday of last week to resume bis
lent studios le that oity. He now eaten
upon h:. Iasi you.
Westfield : Wesley Steakhouse and doter
H•oeah were called to Plsmas. Mon., owing
so the critical 000dilion of tour mother,
Mrs. J. Anderson.
Hensel%: Marrs. Pressley sod Hunter,
the welhkeown evangelist., have been en-
gaged to carry oo mestinge In Hensll for
three or lour weeks.
Clinton : W. T. Slowmen reoently mat
with en ►ooldeot to his left hand In ha•isg
two e1 lie fingers out while shaping brinks
with a saw at S. 14. C'ooper's mill.
Win*hem : R. Sb ot Sw•rts &
Duo carrlage factory, bas been off wort for
a few days with • wounded band. He
leave. soon for his home lo the States.
Wing/ham : Ralph Rogers, of Bey Mills,.
Mich., bat moved his family so town and
talon up Ma r,•udenoe on Francis strut.
He has eompted a situation In the Union.
Exeter : Thomas Young, who has been
•luting friends in town, has Roos to KIppeo.
where k• will visit his native home prior to
returning to hie homo in i)auphin, Men.
Brussels : J. D. Stewart, hanker, of
A•oomore, Oat.. was lately renewing old
friendships in Rntseeb and locality. Ho is
a sou of Mould Stewart, now of Marton.
Exeter Mrs. A.E. Benastt, •000mpenled
by her little daughter, Greets, left last week
for London wino. she will maks her future
bome, Mr. Bennett having taken • po.lUon
In the oity.
Turnberry : Atter a build lllaoes, Law
✓ ents Traosv, one of the oldest residents of
Turoberry, and a respected oitizeo, was cal
led away en Saturday, Moot. 21st, at the
ripe age o1 70 years.
Cllntoa : Mrs. Mille le oarrylnr • very
g ore hand, the recall of blood•polsonl.R.
It le her wooed exporteeoe of this nature,
and eke te to be o ngr•tuleted on the fast
that sbe has got safely beyond the danger
OAP.
Tuokeromith : R Beattie, teacher to
Sproet's school, Tooter.mith, bas our -hied
the Well. property on the hill sootb of
F.gmendvllle for $700. and intends occupy-
ing it . It is a brick hoose and very
pleasantly situated.
Ssalorab : E,1. !$timate. Rade daughter
died on Sunday, Mep'ember 22111, at the
resideeoe of hergraodparente, Mr. sad Mss
Charlet Seale, by whom she was twingesr d
for. Mrs I..t,mer, 1t, will be remembered,
died • few months ago.
Seeltrth : The farm of Sire. William
Committee, ,.o the 7th co•ioosslon of Tucker-
smith,
uckersmith, beg been ranted for five year. to
John Hearn, of Hutlett, for $250 • year,
the te'sact to pay the taxes and do the road
work. It le • good Term of 100 sores.
Morris : A quiet welding took oleo. at
the Ontario st. parsonage. Ulloton, on
Wednesday, Sept. 18th. Mies Kllztheth
Maguire, of Morris, was married to i.
Deoelson, of Varus, by Rey. Dr. G fford
The happy pair will mike their home at
Verna.
Helmesvillo : Tho peoole of this vintage
are slightly interested in the Sinton murder
lass, now es lanai .0 London, from the (sot
that Miss McFarlane, who was to have bee°
married to the old men Sinton, is • sister of
R. MoFerl•ne, who formerly worked Is the
obsess futory bees.
Morels : 9.Mrdy, Sept. 21.t, the
Knight estate 100 sore farm, 8th lion, Mor-
ro township, was cold at the Amnion)
hotel, Brunets, by F. S. Soot., ano►lonser,
to James tlolgar, wbo owns the •djoinieg
100, for the sem of $3560. It is a very
good item bat minus • Nan.
eight years and (hat of the deceased
olghty.tbrss years and four months, being
the enact age of the late Queen t iotmrla,
ber birthday being on the 24th of May.
Stanley : Andrew Sway, one of the
pioneer farmers of :ttanloy, died at his
home oo Tuesday of last week, hayltir
resobed the good age of uyenty-eight years
('0. deoeesed was horn in Edinburg, Scot-
land. In Mev, 1824, sod In 1834 he cisme to
this convey with his tether, the late Dr,
Sway, being one of the first practitioners is
this pert ot thscountry.
Morrie : T'be people of this oommoolty
were greatly surprised on Wednesday of
Iset week to bear thet Goo. Re•dmoo, 7th
line, was found dead to lila bed et 9 A N.
that morning. IIs had been troubled for a
time with his heart ands tendency to drop
sy, but was about as usual on Tuesday, sat-
tnr his supper with the family and appar-
ently Indies rather better than usual, and
neared to bed at 10 o'olsck.
Exeter: John P. Clark. of Winnipeg.
Man., was visiting friends in town. He
brought w,th him four fruit specimen', two
fall sodltwo Drab apples, for Thomas Breaths,
sent by his brother lo -law, F:1. Oke, who
resides in Morden. Man. They were grown
in Mr. Oki s garden and if they are fait
epistlesm of western fruit the inhabttaobt
bate oo reesoo to grumble or think that
Provldenoe has overlooked the West as •
fruit -growing oonytry.
Ciliates : A. O. Johnson and .1. Bell were
out driving recently they met with an ac-
oldeot whlob gars both of them a rather
sayers shakiest At the railway crossing
the bone shied at the white lents, and they
were thrown out, Mr. Belt reoeivteg interim
to bas left leo which rendered him unable to
will. bit Jobneton bas very little use of
hie left arm, but oeoaped further Injury.
The baggy Is smashed up 000Mderably.
The horse became tangled op, but did not
gel away.
FROM ALBERTA.
Werk of Dodd's kidney rub rregreml■g
aspldly 1■ the Territories.
Blatrmore, Alberta, h. W. T., Sept,
(Spooled) -Dodd'. Kidney Pitts are too
moat useful and widely used mediates is tit
Northwest. They have prodoeed more
genet's. results than any other remedy ever
introduced here. They our. the common
ailment•, which osn newly all be traced to
the kidneys, from a pimple to Bright's 41t -
nam.
Walter H. A. Noble, of this place, to an
example. His nae was covered with pim-
ples. Rehr 000rsa, tried all aorta of reme-
dies, bot until he took Dodd's Kidney
for backache that pimples remained. Hie
blood wee impure. The kidoeye were not
straining It.
Oo wing Dodd's Kidney Pill, Inc hack
aohe, as body does In this Matelot, the
backache not only left him but the plmpiea
dlssppetred aloe, proving tie muse of both
°omelet/Oa was the same -kidney ileum".
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
(OLRt)b'I 1.
CABLow, Sept. 213 h. 1901
Colborne aouno.l mat In the township
hell, member• ell pre•esr, except Alex
Robertecn. Mloutes of the last ereet.ng
read sod signed. The following s000uou
were pa'd : E. Robertson, repairing cu:•
vert, $1.00; Munloipal World. oolleator'a
roll and black., $3 25 ; W. F. Wliren,
gravel, $1.80; Andrew Halliday, inspecting,
$1 60; John Halliday, grstel, 51.50; StowAI.,
pr n• hog voters' list sad adv., $36.60 ; C. A.
Humber. 81e, $14 70; A MoKlonon, work
to new remstery, $28 00; R Jewell. work
In new cemetery, $15.00 ; Samuel Bleset0,
repairing °advert. $7.93; Samuel Monett,
wire for lents, $7.50 : Samuel Iilmett, le -
'looming culvert, $1 00; William Hill, 1028
feet H E. lumber, 115 42 ; William Vroo•
men, limber mud repairing culvert, $7 00;
1'. A. Humber, S pipe for honod,ry. $18 00;
Aler. Shield.. breaking •tone, (boundary),
15 00 Mr. Fowler submitted two eketohes
for the Isylnr out of the new cemetery. It
was moved by Mr. Hill, seoonded by Mr.
Jewell that sketch marked "A" be aooepted
and Mr. Fowler be lostruot•d to prepare
the n.oewary number of plans for au of
township. Carried Adjourned in meet
again Nov. 2nd at 2 o'clock P M. F. W.
McDociAoij, clerk.
Hallett: The property on elle Hullett
boundary belonging to the -estate of the late
Wm. F., Brawn, of Kam% Weersonsh, was
pat up by .cotton at Blyth on Thursday
of last week and knocked down to Thomas
ilro•e, at $1800 10 °ont•loee twenty five
sores, with a small house and orchard.
So&forth : A very pleetriat event 000arred
le Seelorth. on Wedn,.day. nsptember 18th,
whore, at halt noon, Miss ill. M MoKay,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. levee Mc-
Kay, was united In murk's, •1 Me real.
deem of the brldi s parent., to W. W. Hill,
• proaporoot and popular yeuoi merohint
of Mitchell.
Morris : Jahn Ma1lrny, of Morris, irrIv.
.d home from Mteltobe, after a throe
months' vuslt with members of his I•mtly
who have been rattled Is that proytnes for
years end are prospering. Mr. McElroy
peace 1 M. eightieth milestone on the first of
August bet notwithstanding hie resat, years
'stayed that visit and stood the trip well.
Morrie On Monday, Sept 9th, at Tripp,
Smith Dakota, Witham Rand., • former
reslden• of Morrie, who west west twenty
year■ ago, passad awm, from earth, aged
se•en'v-twe year. H. had boon 111 since
last April with perilysie. A wife, eight
sons and bare daughters survive. Dentesed
was father of Wm. Reed., 12th oat„ (trey
Hallett : Ot the last day of ,Tam, lest
{•-ear, an aged is.'deet of Me tnwnshlp of
Halley, 00..01 ea.y, le the pteens of An.
drew J.mteees, and sow we ate nailed noon
to rseord the death of 1.110 widow, whine
.pMs took Its t•ghs H T.aed.y morales.
the Viols. that time botwrse their death.
beteg sheet • year out throe menthe
Tho age of haw late brb•.d wee • gb(y,
Beep Teter
Would be a justifiable ore tilt.^t.d egunet
the oonetime bambept that offer a ours for
worth. There Is only one solentifio method
of treatment for oatarrh. Maks the air you
breathe the merrier of healing, bel.amto,
curative agents. It bathes every inch e1
mucous memo
with On healing.oeoth
Ing properties. That'. Cetarrhoznne.
Your druggist tor doctor will tell you U.
the only effective me•hnd 01 treatment end
Diet It is .are -prompt -tie , t Rao
member the nems Catarrhernee. All
dealers, 2.5o. and $1.00.
KINTAIL.
TuteDAY, O,t. 1.1.
Attleu&L TAM -The seou.l lair will be
held on Tuesday, 000ober Oth. nutters
may expect • large number of good cattle
tut .ale; else a somber of hagsm.
LEtBURN.
MON DAV. Sept. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clutters, with Melr
ohlldren, Hume. Douglas soil Jeao, •Isited
relatives near Ullnto° and Bruuefield this
week.
Mr.. Joseph Roberta (formerly Maggie
Idolwod) is down from the Soo un a visit to
her mother and other toilettes.. She hos
heir infant son with her.
Fronde and relatives hen will be pleased
to learn that the merlon. llloees of our for-
mer resident, H. U. Horl.00, b•. taken •
Nameable tura and no further danger Ie
expeclsd though ter some time he w111 De
under m.4l e1 tre•em.Dl in 1 ucent°.
BLUEVALL.
Moleu•e, Sept. 23, 1901.
Inspector Robb visited Bluevals sohtul
on Monday.
Mrs, Mathew-Rlohardeon, of Brussels,
visited at Jobe Burgess' last week.
John Scott, of Clinton, visited ber uuole,
)frank Soon, for a few days last week.
Rev. J. McCracken, of Carley, visited
his patents on the filmiest. road last week.
W'tlllem Stewart, who has spent some
months at kb. Soo, returned home last weak.
Mrs. Akey has returned alter visiting
some weeks with Mrs. Holmes near Wing.
ham.
Mr, and Mrs. John Pattereoo, of Molee-
worth, Halted at Walter l'atterson's this
woof.
Next Sabbath In both the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches sermons will be
preaobed to the ohlldren of the Sabbath
schools. The Sunday school choirs will
lead the singing.
DASHWOOD.
TUs.sDAY, Sept. 24.
Mr. and Mn.. Fritz, of %oriel, •bleed
Mr. and Mee. Kellerman on Sunday loot
knelte a number from this Anlage book In
the fairs at Exeter 00 Tumidity andel Zurich
on Thursday.
The Swiss Bell Wagers will give •
oonotr( in the town hall to night. A
Crowded house 1. expected ea tbey Dome
with a good reputation.
The flux workers held their annual plonlo
at Grand Bend on Saturday. A very eojny-
•b1e time was spent by those who ',have
worked so bard in the field..
Miss Kibler returned on Thursday and
has oommeooed millinery operations la tb.
.tore of ber uoole, Mr. Ksllermaon. Mies
B.g.haw has also resumed her duties In the
store of Jobo Hall
The weekly meeting of the Young People'.
Alli.mo° was held as usual on Thursday
.venlog. The topic, "The saloon power
doomed," was ably taken by MIs. King.
There will be no mutiny this wok owing
to to. Y. P. A. convention ha Credlton,
which oommeaoes on that night.
PORT ALBERT.
McNDAr, Sept. 30.
Mt.. Schaffer returned to Milverton on
Friday.
Mr. end Mrs. Jobs Bennett are In Chl•
cago visiting their woe.
W. Y. Hyden left on Saturday:to resume
his studies at the De.t•1 Collets, Toronto.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Jas.
Stevenson, who was quite 1I1, is letter
again.
Mies Llzzle Johnston, of Goderfch, is
hayloft • pl.as•nt visit at the home of Joe
Dunbar.
Mrs. John Stevenson and ,laughter,
Birdie, of London, were visltlnr 10 our
midst last week.
We are sorry to lose one of our resideote
in the person of Mr.. J. Ii. Hawkins, who
goes today with her two children to raids
I° Godertab.
Mn. Geo. Buster and sed family left for
their home la Ven Ands, B. C., on Satur-
day last, after spending the summer with
her persists here. Walter Hawking, s000m•
panted them to Toronto.
Miss Campbell's organ recital was • de
aidedtraoaes. ; en scoot°e of It will be .eon
in another column. The l'ort Albert people
wore pleased to meet .00h pleasant young
folk. from Goderieh and hope that they may
oome agate.
Word was reoelved bore last week of the
death of Charles W. Murray i■ Hickory.
an Caroline. Mr Marry was • former
resident of times port., and hie many as
owlets* here are sorry to turn of his early
death. He was • nephew of John Bennett
and Mrs. Thos. Hawkins.
1 roeyestles IMbbatb Sebald a•seel-
atles of Ontario.
The Sabbath School Annotation of Oa•
talo will hold their annual oonventlen In
the Metropolitan oherob, Toronto, on 9e0a
her 22nd, 23rd sod 24th next. Ryery nee-
perat ion neoeseary to moue • good oonysn
•entlon has hien made. In •ddllinn to
tome noted Canadian op.ekers, Including
the Hon. O. W Ross, Premier of Ontario;
Mrs .1. W Barnes, of Philadelphia, •
prominent primary worker, and the Rev.
too, Clark, 1). D., general seoretery of the
Stets of Ohio, will be In attendance, The
Metropolitan church 0 one of the largest Ie
Toronto, end large gatherings are intim
pared. Every school In the Province should
b• rsorr anted. Mingle fare rates .111 bo
lessed to delyatso, who e', the railway
station on starting obtain from th• treket
ages% • standard eartlfieete, whlnh on hang
signed by the soontary •1 the onnreetlen
will entitle them to sinal. fare. Will Sett
bath .•hoe%s who may not receive nlfinle
sedlcatl.n metope el Ibis am nab mad nee
that thee ooheels are rprn.essed
Tau. Y at.tnw s.ga,
Assoeiat. Bncr.tsry.
Qhreete, Sap. 23.4, 1901.
1 HE WINDHAM FAIR.
a aaeeeestSI 11110W-Oodoeteb Mere.s le the
•peso■s.
Whaleboat, Sept, 27. -The Turoberry and
Great Northwesters Fair, bold In Wine/ham
today, was .0 unqualified gumless and doe
weather and a m.g.idoene card of •ttrsu
tloot brturht to this plats the lerg.s► ornwd
e mu bete to • long time, 8,000 people pas
sing the formulas. The show In the belt Is Rh.u.tatros t(a
and of Monte, fruit and ladles' work was the beet ,rhe cause leJ
ever seen hare, t the show in the ring in the blood. 1►h•
bia
could not M surpassed. TM• gentlewsa's net's did their *fork then
drives, is weal, brought •u1 • very l•rge would be no Urtp Add and
Held, the whaler being the beautiful bar no LumbAga • • the
horse Belly, owned by (leo. K. King, seen-1110
do their wor . T1s
aur•, positive Yd my
cure toe Lumbago la
ago
eery of the Turf Club. T'he victory wee •
populu one, and deservedly so, for Billy
could not De beaten en any show ring is
l'eoade. The epeedl07 In the ring has bar -
mono • fixture here, and the renes today
were not equalled by the turf club a1 their
spring matting. The directors are to be
congratulated on the 'ocelots ot their untiring
•iler1. Summary of the races :--
Open,trot or p•o•--
John Storm 1 1 1
Two Strike. 3 2 2
Tom A pelboy. 2 3 3
Time 2.28 1.4, 2.19 1-4, 2 21.
2,30 olass-
Amella
Alto Line
Parsley
Tommy Mack 4 4 4
Tim. 2.29 1.4. 2.29 1 4, 2.29 1 4.
Owtlemen's rood rum, t mile --
t apt. Jriok
Nelly
Dexter
Maurice C 3 3 4
Time 1.19 t, 1 17, 1 19.
1 1
3 2
2 3
1
2
a
1 1 1
223
4 4 2
ram is the J.I.I.
May be muscular or rbeumatlo. Tb. joints
ars hard to get at, and 1t requires • power-
ful.
owerful. penetrating remedy to reeob the affect
tad parts. Polnou's Norville. exactly mute
the roquirsments, for it is both powerful
and penetrating. leis pato is expelled as If
by m•glo, for one drop ot Norville• equals
In strength fire drops of other remedies.
You won't often call the dootor if Nerylllns
is lei the house. Prone 25 Dents,
An Irish lawyer addressed the oourb es
"gentlemec" Instead of "your honots."
After he had 000cluded, a brotber of the
bar reminded 010 of his error. He im•
mediately arose to •pologlse thus : "Mar j
1t please the ooari - to the heat of the de-
bate I celled you bonors gentlemec. 1t au
• mistake, your honors.'
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Sept. 23.
Mies Eva Cooper, the prsoeptrees of our
school, was In Ulinton on Saturday seeing
her relatives then. She make the journey
dowc on her wheel on Friday eveuiog after
school was over.
Saturday of last week Mrs. D. Cumming
left here on • vlslt of **viral week. le her
daughters reading In Chicago, While there
she intends to vett Mrs. H. R Levitt,
formerly Mrs. Jessie Couto, and late pro.
tsptres. of our eohool, who no doubt will•
have many questions to ask retarding the
scholars hers.
Alroot 9 A. M. the other morning one of
our readopts found his bons. oat hanging
by Its hind leg from the second wire of •
barbed teooe, having been oaoght in 11, we
eupposs, in trying to catch some bird in the
bush** beside the feeoe. A pale of sheep
' hears were need with great oars and pus
was released. to the greet joy of her kittens.
Rrruatgo.-After s■ aboenoe of nearly
w oven weeks our popular townswoman Mrs.
A. Allen hit oome back from her trip to
Manitoba and Western Dakota. She was
first at Austin and other points, and then
with Mn. Guest, of Ooderioh, went out to
bakes, both seeing restates. .0 different
plums. Mrs. Allen waited at 80. Thomas,
o wing Mrs. Thos. Morrie', formerly Louisa
Jewel of thus pl•m. She also saw Wm.
Jewel, •n old Dunlop school boy, now • flee
leoking young man, who, by the hy, gave
her ton Important meas,ge. to deliver here
-at to the boys, however. When home
ward bound at Winnipeg she wow Moses
Dixon, an nld i)unlop boy, and also J C.
Carrie, ono. of Godertoh. She was present
at • memorial envies for the late President
MoKlnl.y. She did not woe the Doke of
York, hit taw an arch of sheaves which
ware to be threshed when he should arrive
In the oily. On the name trip the train
she was on was held at Dalton, • wayside
station, for throe hours In the morning, to
have • clear line for the Dake. The pae-
mongere all forint their breakfast that they
might ere him puede', but early hoots did
not malt the Doke; he was not up when his
train peeved them. All they saw was •
policeman •0 the end ot sash oar. The
passengers were deeply related at
HM H,ghnese' failure to show himeslt.
BR10H'a BYRS, ROBY CHEEKS.
That depressing "used -up" feel -
Ing and pallid face eco be quietly
evehanged for happiness and try
cheeks by a ooar.e of "Climax"Iron
Tonio Pills. They build np the
constitution, make new, rich bleed,
strengthen the nerves and improve
digestion. Bash bot contains tan
days' treatment. Pries 25 oenta, u
all druggists, or mailed on receipt
of,prila. Address: The Dr. Hall
Indiana 0o. !Lemke. Oil. --
0
"Praise a fair day at
night."
Approve a brand of
shoesafter you have worn
out your second pair.
The last pair as good
as the first, and the first
pair as good as can be
produced for the Makers'
• price. Stamped on the
sola of -
"The Slater Shoe"
Nm. SharRaa, Jr. - Sole Local Agit
A Great Snap.
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
DEAR IN MIND THAT
to attend the Listowel Hillt(ness College for a
term. Students may enter at any time, either
for a Business or • Shorthand Course. hate.
reasonable. Send for Journal. 0. A. FLBM-
INt), Pres.; A. L MoISTYRE. Sea
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beet
there is at the same 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
!ha.
a reputation for promptness and
aocuracy,
Is our Ginger Soap, It Ss, a
pound, of which we sell a barrel • week.
This isn't oar only snap, as we oarry
everything that o•n be found In an up-
to-date grocery store, and our prises
are right. The farmers know that they
oen 'away. get from as • snap tor their
produce. Wo drew the line at no
legitimate trade - everything goes :
Glassware or potatoes, garden stuff or
°holoest table China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford blook. Goderlob.
We Carry....
a full line of
Screen Doors and
Windows,
Lawn flowers,
Garden Bose,
Garden Rakes,
\Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING and HEATING
a specialty.
AT
F. JORDAN
Medical 11.11.
Clothing
I have put into stock a line of Ready-made
Clothing of first clans manufacture, and
at prices to suit the times.
Ordered Clothing
la still my specialty. A good) range of
clothe to select from ; and workmanship
the beet to be had.
If you need an overcoat this fall call and
see me. A number of lengths of piers
goals to be cleated out at cont.
H. DUNLOP,
West Street
RRYNAS & CORNEI,I,
the leading Furniture Dee ere and
Undertakers. have just received the
following goods :
Bedroom Suits, $8.00 and up,
Parlor Suits, $15.00 and up,
Couches, $5.00 to $20.00,
Parlor Chairs, $1.00 to $10.00
Hall Racks, $5.00 to $18.00
and choice odd pieces of Furniture.
Wo aro still selling Window Shade"
and Polee at reduced ptioe.
Picture -framing, Upholstering. Pack
Ing, etc.
The Underlain Department, , , ,
ie under expert supervision, and the
service we guarantee is of the very
beat, while our prices aro re•tonable
NIGHT OK DAY utile promptly
attended to.
We solicit ;patronage on the merita
of the goods we cell and services we
give.
MYNAS & CORNELL,
LEE & SHERIARD'S rvslisre oaten. t.rs. en cad
ietrid
Rrdt.rd Risek. eN.rleb,
Fall Season --1901
All the latest shapes, the newest colors, the most novel
effects in trimming -and everything of the best. These are
the features of the
FALL MILLINERY DISPLAY AT MISS CAMERON'S.
Hamilton
5,r•eet
Ladies are invited to Mall at any time anti snake an in-
spection of the new goods.
Trimmed Hats from $1.00 up.
MISS CAMERON.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
R 8. Smith's4,jr cI( 1M �S
3 3ordae
Store L 1 Bir
The Best is Millinery
McLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Goderieh, Ont.
Is none too good for you.
Our successful opening is over and we are down to business. It yoo
have an idea come and Miss Duttua and her staff will execute it for you and
to your liking. It you aro not set in your mind what you want come and
see the very latest creations at the lowest price.
OLOTHINO.-Now that the cold
weetber is hen, perhaps your overeat%
Is nee op to what you would like. We
have the new ones, spuial al 55.00 se
well as blgtter and lower prime.
UNDERWEAR. -Von will mita It If
you buy before you see oar special wool.
fi000•d silk finished Arotlae, worth 41.50
• suit for, per stilt 3125
OLD JAOKETB.-You ay want
one for running out to er to ears your
good one. 1t not you may 11ne11/ 00000
poor person who does and le set able be
afford one. Make ber happy let 50o.
Old .tyle Jackets, geed heavy ol.N,
worth up to 410.00, y.er oholo, .1 the
lot for the prion of the Matisse ....1300
Double -fold lannelett Ht.ethag, two
wide, at par yard
Two specials in Wool Blankets at 92.50 and $3.00. The beet value yon
ever saw.
1'lcKIfl'S BUSY STORE
I BHOPIIEY & SON
- Till 1.IADIN1I -
Ykar,era\ D.reetorIIt.ukt
li.moakmera.
Orden earerslly'latteaded N .1 al1
bean. signet or dy.
asebee Street.
CANTELON'S ,\
Pastry, Outer Patties,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls,Mince
Pies and Lady Finers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are as good as the beet made In any
city in Canada.
Cantelon lexis the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy deeivn(ng add ornament
ing and almond icing.
Give him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured.
D. CANTELON,
WERT-8T.
LIG71op Nataal Fire Igaaraace Ce.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property inured 0p to January,
1901 _.- 1111.618 .11111..••
orrICC$. AND Dlogerosm.
J. R McLean, pre.. ; T. Primer, vies -ores.
Joe. Connolly. G. Dols. W. O. Broadtcat, J,
Watt, Jas, /vans,J. O. Grieve, J. Heoaewele,
directors; W. O. roadfoat, le•forth, inspec-
tor of losses ; T. IL Hays. Iteatorth, moretary•
treasurer.
AOCNT5,
J. W. Yeo, Holmmville ; James Cumming
Egmondvale ; 1t. McMillan, limatorth ; R
Mmlth, Harlook.
Polley -holders oan pay asseamente and get
(heir nerds r.tslpted at Mr. Coils'. OIlnteo. ar
at McLoon Bros,' Palace Clothing Store, Rode.
rich
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWATS ON HAND
THP B)tST
Scraiitou Had Coal
IN THE MARKET
where ll you Beit MOD Ilewelahad a for • the� 1 1!'salea
WM. LEE.
Orders tet0 .0 LE2 • gg»gAADro
Ston promptly attasd.d te-
"Hover dreamed that arch
could be made in Canada I"
"s Iasi that a beautiful fialakt"
"I like the shape and cut"( It.
tote graceful, you knew.
w M.
Iso the "KingQuality"
abet, and really, gide. 1 mover
won shoes' so comfortable asd
neat as these are. And, you
know, we save all the customs
duties, because they w mads
In Canada."
"They won the gold modal at
Parts this year."'
"See, hero ie the trad*daaek
you can know them by" I -
" KIND QUALITY
glad* by The J.0. Klieg are
Limited, Tomato.
For Sale in Goderich by ST. GEO. PRICK
.Sale is Over.
Our Fire Sale has bean 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 THE
"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
shoos made, and you must remember that you do not have
the duty to pay for when buying these Famous Shoes.
Don't forget the name, rr King Quality," in both Ladies'
and Gents'. All styles, widths and sizes.
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES & GRIPS. SOLE AGENT "KING QUALITY" SHOES.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
ANT A STEPLADDER?
We give one away with each pound of Pure (:rears Baking
Powder purchased from ug. 50e a Ib. Thn step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a pactage of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, hut a care-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full ark rtment.
I Telephone No. 91.
Sfry CZ CO.
TSB OROOiss,