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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-11-7, Page 5W. Acheson & Son Extra Values • Men's and UNDERWEAR. WE have just received some extraordinary purchases of Men's and Women's Underwear from some of the best manufacturers in Canada. Surplus stocks and the season's overmakes with the mills enabled us to secure some excep- tional values at a BIG DISCOUNT. Men's Underwear. wear, shirts and drewets, French neck. pearl buttone, sateen trimming', over looted itearne, double ribbed cm& and ankles. wool fleece. winter weight, Wise 34 to 44, regular 75o 50c each gement* a" Medi Heavy Sootob W ool Uder wear. shirts and drawers, shirte double breasted, sateen triton:doge, pearl buttons, does ribbed sk:rt and cuffs, outsid• trim miners oci drawers, soft fields, else* 34 to 46, testier prime would be Women's Underwear. Lufkin' Heavy R hbod Vesta, wool mixture and all wool. button trout. pearl but tone, trimmed with loos sod baby rib bon, natural oolor. all glean regul•r price would te 751 selling 50c at 1.*dlers' Flame hood Veit', ribbed, medium weleht, trimmed with an. lace •nr1 baby ribbon, pearl buttocup, fine flame, regular pries would be 25c 40a, opeolal a' Carpets and Curtains. 5 1,1 ow of 36 nobs" wide heavy re ver•lble 20 peons 27 inches wide, extra heavy Eat Colon Carpet, clear oolore and fast,and Bah Tapestry Carpet showiog n•west in good patter°. and mutable for every patteros end oo'nringe. suitable for room. regular 40o yeallly, parlor or sitting room, bail or stairs, per yard LOC reveler 6.5o yoslite. al Per soc yard Kagleh and Cassedian Floor Oil Cloths. heeve weight, and a greet variety of patents in 1, It, 2 yds wide, at per square yard • 25c W. Acheson & Son. COUNTY CURRENCY. Beth : Dr. N J. Tait, formerly of Blytis, las formed a parteerehlp with Dr. Rorer% Clinker% Mien If si‘le Hilt has taken • esitioa in the store ot Mr. Jae. Twitebell, a bookkeeper. Citrate : Miss Carrie Spindler, fornserly f tone, was married • few days ago to Jobe I. Smith, Strathroy. Ciliates : Mrs. W. C. Searle La delayed In he West by the illness of her father, Roger te, an old ClInteelan. st week sari now hae tips Wanes a hi treaty fire &ores cleared. seed ast teacher ef 8. S. No. 1 MA Grey : Mies Anal* Kam ballbele de tar at ito advaace in salary. hang rot his legal ehinele Blyth leveed ' Pert Perry, as was hie intenuos. the same salary as this year, $285. Sentorth telerran has gone to St. homes, where he bee secured • rood poti- on with the Lempbell Milling Commies',. Clinton R. Jenklos lost two valuable ows ; they were killed at the railway 0111111A, by the morning train going to Clothe B• russels Brussels chime factory disposed their Sept -ember mak• to M . Balla. - 'De & Son, of Stratford. at 94 cents per e land's, fell while running on the sidewalk verai day. ago sad brolt• her Win. She is Atm nicely. Walters : Miss Bessie McDonald, • 'lighter of Jur hi oltonald, now •ti Clinton lode!. loas hose *ceased la S. No. 6 for ie coming year. Clete.. A. Taylor hes oontributed • loe sem of money for the tittles( up ef a iom In the hug:dial ; it will be celled the odrew Taylor ward Zonal' • quiet wedding took plane se se residence of ./aoob Ort, on Thursday !ening at 6 o'clook, when bla daughter was Med in mauler' to Alfred Mellick. r •I Wm. Routlege,sbout two years of age, ell whim at play aed brok• her right arm ; set a year age the little girl brok• her left Brussels : Miss Lizzie Sample haa taken • ennui AS soprano notelet In the Memorial March. Loadon. and is also busy &meg the reek, ea saleslady la • departmeet in Wills. lards store. lowo • large owl while oat hunting recently. Re broseht IS Into toWn 10 hare it set up. It ',louvred four feet two Inobso from alp lip of the wises Eisler : Two small boys ef A. ft Ha- ien'', sewed two owde of wood,makInn two sets lo seen stick, and split the tame, te- ed*. piling it In the woodshed. What two boys out beat this ? Zorloh • David Blackwell. of Hay, had the misfortune. while eagage I ie putting a pump iota hie well, to have it ellp in him hand, injuring one ot his fingers so bedly that It had te be ampetoted. Clinton Mee Mary Lough wee re. Melly oleo, red by tie lady studeete of Var- sity as cu-ator of the Fancier Club ; Mien Lough holds Lorne half dorm puttees In the various violetiee connected with the Mathes : The Dominion Bank am es• febIlehleg ea agency 'n the Shaw bleak. A. F. Odeon, of Toronto. who has had a with experfeeoe and is held in the highest esteem is Toronto as an able banker, will keys olarge as mummer. leadbury received from W. Ran. B A., who loft moms tlais tO tele • situate° as high school teacher In Eillesooton. lie reached his destination lo safety, has begins work and is well pleased with the far western town. Stephen Another of the pioneer reef. dente of Stephen hes passed away, in the person of Jacob Either, lather of Henry Either, M.P. P. Mr. Either was ore of the first lettere in Stephen toward:op. and tor • greet many years bad °anted on a success- ful and extensive mercantile business and was also postmaster here. Exeter Kiel 8wset. in playing at foot. ball on the 'oho& grouods reoently was knocked down and Ind his oollar hone slightly wrenohed, and while out shooting • few days later he was climbing over • log whoa the bons broke. H• IS noir 1•1,1 Ciliates , Word was received ties 'ether day that Fred, soo of John Stevenson of towo, who le out in Souris, Man., met with an aocident recently whereby his lett hand was considerably injured. k red is employed with his made on thii farm and lo some Wee hie hand oame in oronteot with th• straw Garners ot the threeber remelting In beteg bully mangled. Brussels A ramor was afloat lest week that Daniel kineart who was visiting here had been taken ser.ourly on his return to Wiarton. Such, we are pleased to bear, le n ot the Nue Mr. Stewart, aesoelased with his son, William, has purotteseil a green• house at Wiens:so and will no doubt ao well. If etereet and acqueintenoe with flown and plent ie of 0011MattilinCO, and of oourse it le, teen Mr. Stewart should till • first place as few •re better botanists Ono Tuokersmith : Another of the worthy ploasere of Huron boa departed this life Andrew Archibald, sr. passed pearefully away at his residence en the fifth oenoession Tuck semi th. on Friday, Oat 25i h. Mr. Arohibald wee In his seventy ninth you. He has been • severe sufferer from Theorem - thins for several years sod has suffered from paralysis, but he death wee dos more to a irradioil wearing out of the Outlast system then to any other oases. He wee • native Versa : Mr. Jobe Sparrow returned last wwk from hie •ielt to Manitoba. Mr Seerrow says th• weather wheel hit left wee delightful, end farmers erre getting their 'rein throttled and sayed in very good sh•pe. While there kr. Sparrow pot his skill as • threeher and eogineer to good use. H• gob $3 • day for running • threehlog engine and waa offered 14 if he would ist•y with the job, tot he had other intermits lit home. Mr. Sparrow enjoyed his visit very much, and was very favorably impressed with the Praire Province. &Worth : James Spelt, the well-known breeder of thoroughbred stook, of Hallett, was in town last week. Mr. Snell has been very succenfol se the shows this year. rt4I• sides liberal money prism his stock won five very fine medal.. As he ham non four e ons, he has preeented a medal to *soh of them as an hetiloom, bat h• does not say whet he le going to do with the fifth. The medal presenter, by mr. Minty, manager of the Itank of Gemmel, to here. and won by Mr. Smell for the best pen of sheep, is • parttoularly handsome one and is • trophy well worthy of preservation. Seaforth Dr. liethues him taken into of the Seeforth Collegiate Institute. After nklog usual medical degree from the Ilnivereity of Tomsk. Faculty of Medicine and from this College of Physi• , clans and Sargeona, of Ontario, Dr. Ross practised for five years with ereat snoeeu in Auburn, in (hie i.ounly. In 1898 Dr. , Roes took a peat greduate roam in surgery at the hloago Clinked school, under tie !celebrated surgeons. Drs. Senn and Murphy. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Ordinary cough mixtures generally contain opiates that soothe and quiet the cough temporarily, but do not cure it. Besides, they also disturb digestion and cause bowel troubles. For acute Of chronic coughs and colds nothing is equal to Angier's Petroleum Emulsion. It effects a rapid and complete cure, and at the same time builds up health and strength and puti the Sy-1qm% a CIIII- dition to resist -catching cold again. It combines the soothing and healing properties of our specially refined petroleum with the 3-mie epialitice of the Ilypophosphites of Lime and Soda, and is P.rfettly rife, and agreeable to the meet delicate -stomach. Chil- dren become fond of it, and It makes them strong and healthy. It k a perfect remedy for Whooping Cough and Croupy Coughs of Children. VOIJR AIM AND ADDRESS ere a motel tarci will Aries tn. fre• ehys a h",1,..1"8110014 "Meet your Thema atttl omit," it tells ho. en Cafe. for the Throe, Les., ;;;;.;:alvl MNIIN givre good *dim m to Dui lied .1.3 Semmes, MI TIIE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. 10 1900 he disposed ot prootlos In itubsin ead spent • year in the hospital. of Leiden, taking special coursed in diveres of 'tor eve, ear, Quest, and g liminess y Dr. How has had oostelderable •aperienoe lc I praotioe, as well as •sterniv• Frac. Mete le opt, ear and thrust disease" and general surgery, and, sa Its is well and favorably kooeu here, w• bespeak blai greet ORR KIND OP POVII3RT F. Thongh many msy be rich in ipooket, tf their blood is poor they ire sick unhappy mortals. A pal- lid facie and wrinkled skin result from impoverished blood. "Climax bon Tonle Pills make new, rich blood. tone up the system and barna Each box contains ten days' treatmenL Pries) 26 cent., M all druggists, or mailed on re- =of prioe. Address: The Ds. Medicine Go., Kingston, OPEN BUNCHES IN ENGLAND. The Mater Mitre Cemerani eerier+ ea Li, - "They dou't appreciate Canadians suffi- ciently in Eogland, we ere all Amerman.," said Mr. Char. Slater, priest/not sod gen. oral annum. ot the Slater Shoe Co , yeater- day, as he chatted freely •bout business trip to k:uropean oentree He has only late ly stunted from a trip to London and Paris. made with the object of intending result th•t he le convinced that the ooly way to secure permaoeni ly a share series of Slater shoe store*, ors the same spec al eystem of selling and ad wort loin, to the consumer direot, es bee med. the Slater She tht well known and popular in Commis He spent about gig weeks in investigating the shoe trade and noted the tremecdous trade ot the London Shoe Co , and of dozens of others who have as many en from 75 to 300 remit branches in different parts of the Ktogdom. The Eaten!) oompentes do their boot and shoe business largely on the mul Mole system ; that 10, • hrm like Manfield, or Ldley & Skinner own many brandies, but *ell all kiwis ot hosts instead of one special atak• or kind. There are no English Shoe Company, making Goodyear welted goods alone, which •re bound to replace the hand wader shoe, ea soots as their merits be• come property koown to the public). "It le bard eo real.zs the possibilitise of the Imo:tone* business there is to in done over there," said Mr. Slater, "and w• would be foolish not tO SolVILDLASS Of Ohl opportunity. W• two land goods in Eneland lege time, and tor oonsiderably loos cost tor transportation then we oan in British Columbia, Lod just think for a mo- ment of the difference in population." 'I he Caoadiau field is limited, as la well shown by t hs export leather business, The tanners of Canada shipped nine million pounds of role lest .er to Eoglacd last year. The English menututurer is fut losing ground in his owo comitry. There is no duty on boota sad shoos going Leto Enitland, and this. coupled with tne Government rebate to manufacturers le Crusade, of 90 per °ant oa foreign material seed in manatacture for "anon, mad• le plain selling for hie oom- pony. Thu rebate apples to Bermuda and Australia, as well as in other countries with which Mr. Elate' arrayed for &woes while in London. which is, of riourse. the ovate ot the shipping trade of the world. Trade 000ditions, in boota and shoes es. pepsin, were very different from thoee in Cauida. As 6 rule the •tores were smeller so were also the stocks °anted. There t be retailers oarry • mese of ail kinds of stuff, peeked into one shop, as well an displaying so many different kinds of goods to the windows (tisiog almost every loco of specie), that Iti is lawriderreg purchasers. Ne intonate* advertising was does by the re. tailors. Asked If • (eatery might h• suc- cessfully operated in England on a base • miler to the one here, Sat•r said, Use Dominions we e such. that in his °me- lon it would be out of the question for a good many years to come. The lebn unions work to the disaevent age of the English manufecitur or when tak ire into consideration the ermines in im- port". For instance, the workmen are pro• bibited from meking more than a specified n umber ot toots per day, and are very arbi nary on the (location at the introduction of new and improved msobinery. Panty ef workmen were idle, and be believed that m▪ anufacturing industries. To nee hie own words, "there are rafte of Amerioen and German goods of all kinds elbowiog the Eaglish•made goods out of business.' He was competed to smile at the utter lack of and enterprise, in England. Whatever Prestige Amerloan beeiness men had gaited in the Foellah merket reflected to the oredit of Cana Ilene, heinous the average Britisher did not dleorimioate at all between Gan - 'oleos end Amereans. In Paris. too, be saw en opening for Canadian Mose, bat all that and th• many •lements of th• opening of branches were details that would follow in due course. The nuoleus was formed ; the initiatory stages were completed for the Sister bran obits In England, and he felt unladen. then great mimosas awaited their efforts. WILDNINDAY, Oa. 31 st. Joe. Viso la visiting Mender in Windsor. We are sorry to state that Mrs. Jobe DImeat Is still very l'eter Wheeler and temily intend moving loin P. King's home shortly. Miss Minnie Coed, of Trowbridge, was vialttng friends in Himmel* last week. John Beeman, of Whigham, formerly for many years a resident of Rh:Neale, la very lohn Borges, was In Brantford last week auditing the books of the Cusedien Order of Forseters. Mrs. It. Aineprove visited the Pen-Arnerl• inn last week. She WY w000mpenled by Mrs. T. Farrow, of Brussels. hire Fraser. sr.. who has spent the last few months with relatlyee and friends in Menilloba, returned home last week. -- -- John Haney IMO returned from hle months' l•bor in the Week He reports hard work hot good pay. Wkat more could be deemed John Weanorm'a Sonds• and addressed the Bible clean of the Methodist Monday school In tin af t ST noon. Mies Mabel Thomas' hes returned from (nand V•Iley, where she hae been spend's, a low weeks. She was rvcrompanied by her noon, Mr. Thome" tVret, who spent a few days here. The anniversary ser•Ices of the Methedist church will t it held ori November 17th, white Rev. I. B. tA allele, Seeforth, preeoh. Oa the Monett) evening following • tea will be Oven .10,11fre final Om large moo of note have a pretty sate thing of lt It isn't g. n - orally very retry to predict e severe sewer or hot summer In thls ormolu. Rev. W J. Watt tolk pat in eeni• an• d h• •Iso delivered an •ddreee h• eatertelnment which was given en Pdondey nifitheV. Dr. Moffat, general await for the ITpper Canada lithe anti Tram, hoelsty, As• livered hie I address in the Preeby. Cerise (Moron here en Wednesday Mon A mere intended notion t• 4,1110 next Thom people who ars wont to rensark en th•Iiimeamers of tbow tele &actuate of the tow luneh at th• modal feral ars reepeotful. I y 'courted to &mot their attention to that airplay of bad cowman th•t. look aud Duobese of Cornw•li doctor their stay in 'reroute lo the eager desire widen was showo by almost •voryous ro mot at the expense ef others, might be drawn a btting outuparomo with the tuitions of their hum- bler brethren. Many were ao overcame in thie enUeb that they had to be Mina •way, aud one lady bad tar dream so badly WIC that she had to fight her way out wad go home The neat morning the doors were &laically covered with beide and jet. etc., which bad been torn od In the confine. The people who sttecided the receptiou have had greatly superior advantage' in teetotaler to thie people at the model Islin sad Shots au ions inuoh lime 11 uAlly of •Icuse, otiose Regularly, once a seek, the pew)" sod qUIM1101111 arbloh venally pervade the Intl, red station house and verde lit broken by MOODS of bustle and act.vity which recalls the drys wheo liberals had ambitions and when • breve band sad • fall show number ad themselves among her antiunion", and, by the way, that fail show was sotbing to be ashamed of, either. The heeds %hot plumed it milyht says graued • wider Wier. of usefulness in ths show business with credit to theaseettne, but they devoted all their g tea to the teak before them acd their hard work brought its own re. ward The day of spooled attractions wits then in Its Infazioy lot the oboe oommitten with lbe originality and lonithesdedneas which charaoter Lad all their stations, had this feeture of the fair steclaily marked oo their progrsm, and th• financial returns neirer again hav• fall show, I'm afraid, bon the time still live' green in our mensor Ise when Arch. Peterson's brother won the tin medal in the "freei for lilt" event. four Liana to tinier d and bare, and Duff a maw wee adorued with the rod ticket, not only for her Rood points as a dairy 'Dims', but as a recogoition of her &mows of tea:. gates and mining midnight raids on Tilley* cabbage gardens Bat this pleasant tetro• speot bas led ea from the subjeot head The day when Wm. JOWitt shim hogs from oar station gives Blnev•le quite • business. like air. From early moriiing the tall pig - rack., with their squeaking inmates, go lumbering pest. From the shipping yard come the stern oommande of the shippers mingled with the @brill protests of the pork ere, while the tell wagons come and t cm pty wagons go. When at lest the oar is filled, when the train with MA hying burdock die appears down the shining track, the profits and losses are counted up. The farmer alow:y wends his way home with • pleased aod happy smile open his sun• browned countenanon and the peace and iiuletnees which had been ao rudely disturbed again settle. for another week. tad Neuralgia's Agony. Have you failed to get permanent relief 1. so, why not Poison'S NenvillOS! It is the only neuralgia remedy that hag never failed to mine even the worst oases, and it will aunty min vim. Five times the strength of other remedies. it penetrates tin tissues and drives out the pato iostently. Qa.ok relief, ears oars, large bottles 25o. John Lee (Libelled) was slecud by vole; meters for Etat Kest.. "All is not gold that Shoe finish covers up shoe value, and throws you back upon shoe The Makers' price on the sole, seals his res- ponsibility for wha.t is under the finith in -- "The Slater Shoe" cafry 0 il a . a hill line of Screen Doors and Lawn flowers, \ Garden Hose, Garden Rakes, - Spades and Shovels, Paints, Oils and Var- nishes. PLUMBING and HEATING a specialty. LEE & 'HEM THURSDAY, Nov. 7. 1°11. toot Store McKIM' S3 je.rdan Block are simply kidney dleordons. The kidneys filter the blood of all that shouldn't be there. The blood pooled, through the kid- ney• every throe minutes. If the kidneys du their work no impurity or cause of disorder caul remain in the circulation kmger than that time. Therefore if your blood is out of order your kidney* have failed in their work. They are in need olf stimulation, strengthening or doctoring. Oue niedicine will do all three, the finest and MOM imitated blood (Peach's thaw* Is Dodd's Kidney Pills W• mutt get rid of thom •sid the operation will pet mosey ha your pookotbook If you avail roared( of ths opeortuaity. 160 OVERCOATS, ULS1'ERS AND REEFERS. These meet be cleared. many of theiu at lees than nail price. Another lot of those famous floe beaver Overcoats, velvet collar, fist front, geed lining end tailor made. Well worth 110.00. our special prio• $8.50 A lot of boys' overcoats to clear at lies than onehalf their value. Jacketa, 50o to 86.90. worth $3.50 to $12 60 Jaokie Cloths at half price, some at Iwo and some • little mom Moro new Millinery to hand—the latest produotions. Oa Wednesday, Nov. Otb, we will bare • Wigan feast randy for yea In oar ems trimmlor of the most stylish hats. $2.00 le the price we have filed sad we will aurpriee you wish th• amount of style, qaality and veins we will wows tato o tuts at $2,00. We know you ain't do homer at torlos the Remember Wednesday, No•. titb, for • d3.00 to $4.00 Wit, the newest, for $2.00 rIcKIITS BUSY STORE J BROPHY & SON DON'T with your heelth. Don't use Drugs and Medicines of questionable quality. Get the best there is at the game prices that are charged for inferior goods. At our Drug Store the stock is al- ways fresh, and each srticle pure, po- tent and satisfactory. Our Prescription Department has a reputation for promptness arid F. JORDAN Medical Dail. *reeve earefelly-attended Co al all hears, swot or day. eat bee Street. CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Snort Bread and Cream Rolls,Mince Pies and Lady Firiers, Kisses, Macaroons, Marangnes, Brandy Snaps, Etc. ses as good as the l.eltit Illetati;113 any city in Oanada. Oantelon lesds the trade in to attend the Lierowel Bushier Colleen, for • term. Students may enter at any time, either or • filminess or • Shorthand COUTO*. Rates reasonable. Send for Journal. C. A. 'LEM Clothing Clothing of find clue manufacture, and at prices to mit the times. Ordered Clothing Is still my lilted& ty A good range of clothe to eelect from ; and workmanship the beet to be had. If you need an overcoat this fall call and see me. A number of lengths of piece good* to be cleared out at cost. H. DUNLOP, West Street IIIIINAS & CORNELL the leari,og Furniture Dea era n11.1 Undertak* s. have just received the following goixis: Bedroom Suits, $8.00 and up, Parlor Suits, $15.00 and up, Couches, 85.00 to $20.00 Parlor Chairs, 81.00 to 810.00 Hall Racks, 85.00 to 9118.0ra and choice odd pieees of Furniture. We ate *till selling Window Shades' and Pelee at reduced pricee Picture framing, Upholstering. Pack• ing, is ‘/Inder export impervimion, and the rtervide, me guarantee in of the very NIGHT \OR DAY calls promptly attended to. We (solicit patronage on the merits; of the geode we toll tend servicee we give. _Sitteeireea shwa, &Kari* WEDDING OAKES In fancy deshming and ornament int and almond icing. Give him an order and your sat- isfaction will be assured. ; D. CANTELON, Far "'Move .797/ 011iers• That's the standing of the " King Quality " shoe for Women. Many Women imagine that they have to pay a big price when they want a fine pair of shoes. That's a mistake. " King Quality " is the one shoe that gives comfort to the feet, wears long, fits snug and nice and look' stylish. Sensible Women buy the They cost $3. lickillep fire Issirsice Cs. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP- ERTY INSURED. Value of Property Insured up to Jesuitry, 1901 Watt, Jae. Leans, J. G. Grieve, J fhtna•welp„, tor of knees ; T. IL Hays, kleaforth, secretary - trent Wet% J. W. Teo, Holnereville ; James Cummlag their °Ards recelpted at Mr. Coate' Mewls. or at McLean Bros.' Palace Clothtag Store, God* doh HELLO THE OLD, ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND Scrailtoimillird Coal IN TEIN MARKET All Coal weighed on the market lissisir Where you get MOO lbs. tor • ton. VITM. LEE. Orders left at LEE SIDIPILARD'S 8tors promptly attended to. Made by nu J. D., KIND 00., Limittolf• TORONTO. For Sale in Goderich by 8T. GEO. PRICE. Wet WeathEr Shoes and Rubbers. WE have what pat west and what VIF you need in ow! Quality 4.-711 and King- Rubbers Quality They are abeolutely nUR Shoes are known tor thefr Fit, Comfort and Durability, and our Rubbers %, for there Fit and Shari°. and being made of PURE GUM, will wear twiee long Wo have a large suoiortment of ; Wool Soles, Etc Thee. goods are the very best goods that money elm buy Th• fling of Ranges.— "Buch'• Happy Thought" emir Happy Thought Ranges The STUB PROOF RUBBERS for men are here at Wt. and we YOTTR INMPRPTION, or, if you can't call to wie them, drop ne • cord for catalogue. ST. GEORGE PRICE. SOLE 41161ChT FOR ICINCI QUALITY SHOES. have been made for modern cooks and the careful housewife who reouires to nse economy and get the best results. : : Nappy Thought Range* are not experlmenta. They have been tested in 15.0,000 Canadian homes and have been imitated by more stove manufacturers than any other Rasp. t Ruy • Happy Thought, you'll get Qsalditi that Means a Saving if you Oe eastaateeed tow Th. Wm. Buck Stov• Co., Lissitod. reatford 'fella the Illwroirsetorers for as Illuetrated Ceitelorywre„ SOLD NW WANT A STEP -LADDER ? We rive one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking Powder purchased from us. 50e a lb. The step -ladder alone worth the price. Try a package 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 Telephone No. 91. THE GROCERS.