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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THUIUWAT, Nov. 14. 1901.
5
W. Acheson & Son
Extra Values 1n
Men's and
Women's
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
overntakos with the mills enabled us to secure some excep-
tional values at a BIG DISCOUNT.
Men's Underwear.
Mtu's Heavy Fle.ot-lined Arctic Coder.
wear, skirt• and drawee, Froaoh usok,
pearl buttons, esteem trimming', over -
looted wamu, double ribbed guts and
ankles, wool fieeoe. winter weight,
sizes 34 to 44, regular 75o
germena at 50c each
Mao's Heavy Sootoh tt ool titter weer, shirt/.
and drawers, shirts double breestsil,
setups trlmmiogs, pearl buttons, otos.
ribbed .k rt and noes. outside trim
minas oo drawers, solo Boise, slats 34
to 46, roaster woe would be
fl 00 • garment, at 75c
Women's Underwear.
Ladies' Heavy R bbed Vs.tc, wool mixture
and all wool, button tronl, pearl but
tone, trimmed with lams god baby rib
boo, ogturgl oolor. Cl sizes, regular
price would `., 75o. selling 50C
.t
l.sdlee' Fleece noel Vests, ribbed, medium
weight, trimmed with floe Iso,
and baby ribbon, pearl buttons, tics
flews, regular prow woull be 25C
40o, special at
Carpets and Curtains.
5 pieces of 36 hobs. wid• heavy reversible 20 pierces 27 lochs wide, extra heavy Eog•
Untoo Carpet, oleo colon and fas),and Bah Tapestry Carpet showing oswont
pattoros and colorings, suitable for
parlor or sitting room, ball or stairs
regular 65o quality. st per
yard 50c
English and Cwadien Floor Oil Cloths,
Heavy weight, and • great variety of
patents In 1, 1.1, li 2 yds wide,
al ter square yard 25c
In good patterns and suitable for every
room. regular 40o quality, at
Der yard 25c
W. Acheson & Son.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Wroxeter: Wrozeter publlo .ch:ul Is
closed on account of measles.
Blyth : Br. Jerome, who sooceeds 1)r.
Cooke as dentist here, has arrived In town.
Morris : Mrs. F Baines, of Brussel., bar
sold her 100 sore farm, co the 5ta hoe, Deer
Sunshine. Prtoe $4,500.
Wingbam: Harry St•veoeon, brakeman
on the C 1'. R , had his leg bort at the
Wiaaham station rewoNy.
Ethel : A letter from Poelma for Spoto,
says he and Mrs. Spew* reeobed Colorado
Springs In safety foaling fairly well alter the
long tourney.
Clinton last week Mies Lortle Carte.
les, eldest daughter of H. C.nte►m of the
Hotel Clareedoa, bemires the bride el break
Yea, of M t Forest.
Exeter : Mrs. R. H Unpin save an •mem'
log of welcome on Tuesday evening of last
week to the b:ldes, Mrs (Dr.) Arnie and
Mrs. 1. U. :Banbury.
W Ingham : Themes Case.b, who lives
about half • mile ,oath of town, has Bold ble
farm of about 133 soros to Kohl. Stele, of
Fordyce, fir the sum of r,000.
Holle:t : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor are
oomtort•bly mottled on the MaCeughsy
homestead, the old home of Mrs. Taylor,
where tbey will lave to future.
Leadb.ry : Joahoa Dennison, of the 14th
Ila, bas .ofd hie farm to Jo* Love, of (iris
brook. The price paid was $5,700. Mr.
Deuolsoo will go to the Visit.
Oodertch township : John Uaoby, Eley
field road, had the misfortune to lose a
valuable be res the other day; this is the
mooed he hits loot We summer.
Doderloh towaehlp : Charlie Middleton
✓ ,jol.ss In the ernvl ot • boy In bar bows
hold, while Joho Talbott it happy over the
adyeot of • girl -so both are satisfied.
Stanley : Andrew Keys., of the Kabyloo
line, of Stanley, died oo Sunday, November
3, after • lingering Biome; he had been coo.
fined to his bed for about two months,
Brussel.: Last week Wm. Jewitt shipped
& car of bore to Paim.retoo factory. 'the
pries paid was $5 50 Thee. will likely be
• drop to • lower figure In the next ship-
ment,
Clinton : Deep sorrow Ie expressed for
the tacitly and relatives of George Fltetof,
who died co Sunday of last week, after
battling with this dread dooms. of typhoid
fever.
Clinton . It Is said that there are els
weddings. at (east, on the program before
the New Year benne; the pro.o.otive brides
are all Cantos residents se well as five of
the gentlemen.
!frowstier:. Will K. Coasley, Is In tows.
He has been assisting at ohommaking at
H leer Corners factory. H. Intends Liking •
coons at the Dalry School •t Strathroy
during the winter.
Sseiorth : not many friends of Mrs.
Noble 01.9, who has been seriously 111 for
. oma time, w111 to learn that Ole is
net msking muoh progress healthward and
Is still confined to bed.
Brussels : Capt. Stratton and wife are
moving from their old home on the bank of
the Maitland to the property parabolised seme
time ago on Turnberry street, known In for-
mer days as the R House,
Dorris : .1. H. Dulmag., of Goals, for-
merly props toter of the Brunswick hotel,
Wingham, died tory suddenly on Sunday
evening, 3rd inst. He had been s resid.et
of %Ingham for over twenty yeas.
',,,Clinton : The resideow of O. D. MoT•g•
t art eau the own* ot • quiet and pretty
wedding on Titen.16y afternoon, Oot. 31.0,
when MIs. Edith Broder, sister of Mrs. G.
D. Moraggart, became the bride of M. 1).
MoTaggot.
Glisten : Mn. T. 0 Oo•per has just oom-
plated her eighty third year and old ft tends
say she look. almost as sprightly se she did
tweoty years ago. She proposer; sp.odlog
the winter with her sou, 1;.o. A Cooper, of
Doderloh township.
BIy1h : Mr. John Young, • former mo-
dest of Blvtb. died at Se. Josephs fleapits!
London, on Tuesday ot leas week. She
had been to dello•te health for some year..
D.o.eesd, before her marriage, was Mies
MaryMCUs., et Esse W•wano.h.
Exeter : Wm. Harding, who for nearly
twenty-six years has been In charge of oos
of the grab warehouses at tee depot, has
radioed hte position owing to the continued
111 health of Mrs. H .rdlog, whoae000dltlos
at the proasot time 11 quite hopeless.
Jamestown : W.d.,ssdav evealog Oot.
30th, was the *cepa of a pretty wedding a1
the home of the bride's parrots here, when
Ml.. Maggie. daughter of Andrew and Mrs.
S mown, was married to John Montgomery,
• molt worthy young man, of Winthrop
Myth : Watson A F.mlgh bays • camber
of very doe cattle being mrd• ready for the
market on :be farm of Des. Pot'er, In
Hallett Th• yearlings have already •
weiebl of 1,100 pounds and the two-year-
old. will alp the beam at 1,400 pounds each.
Wiogbam : Word was rewired here last
week of the death of lir.. Wm Lewis, of
70 Brooklyn moue. Terooto, at th• age of
sixty years, from heart failure. Her death
was vary sudden. Mre. Lewis Dewing been
apper.atly well a short time before th•
seizure.
Chatoo : Geo. !timbal!, who has been 1n
Loudon for some time, owing to meotal
disability, has been brought hick home
His Woods will be glad to know that be has
e ntirely reoovered mentally, but they will
at the same time deeply regret to know that
he I. paralyzed from his body down.
Brussels : Monday morolog of last -week
Mrs Wm. Ks.ohtsl, • well known former
beefily esteemed re.ldent of Brussels, passed
away from time at the home of her daughter,
Mt. W. A. Roes, of Fergon, with whom
she had been living for • time She 1. aur.
vivid by her husband, a son and lour
daughters.
Seslorth : Thomas Levy, liveryman of
this town, met with • ratter sertoni lou on
Tuesday of lest week. A roll of bills
amounting to $75 dropped from his pocket
to some way He got the money in the
Dominion Rank here and than started
for Rebel, and did not notloe nis lou until
be reached there.
Wiagb•m: Idles Cawmore, of the 2nd
eeenesslon.1 Morris, bad both arms broken
on Monday night of Iasi week. the got up
te go dews stairs to clow a .term door, and
lo the dark.eae missed her footing and tell
a distaow of eight feet to the fluor One
arm had both b. nes broken at the wrist and
the other had one cone broken to about the
same place.
Seaforth : James Les, of the Huron road,
.act el Sealertb, lona valuable hoses • short
time ago. While playing around In th. oruh
ard It struck • tree, receiving a dight wound
In Ie. .boulder, whioh resulted to blood
poisoning, causing Its death. It was • par-
ticularly tine animal, befog one of • matched
team, and Its owner had refused $150 for It
• few day. belo,, It was hart.
Clinton : Last week the family of John
West left for Victoria, B C. Doe of his
sons has been there for some Hoes, and ham
Ing parohased •boat twenty sores of land
aloes to the city porno.,. to work It as •
market garden. Mr, West himself expects
to go later on; he very kindly ooneaotiog M
remain with Mr. Reuetord, where h. has
5..n employed for some time, until •
saooessor can he secured H . son, who Is
emplovedwith Jas. Flynn, .111 also Tomato
here.
(ir.y : The Gladstone (Man.) Age of Oct.
31st, of It hloh Paper F.ph. Downing, for.
m.rfy of Brussels, a editor and manliest,
AnDierivell,
FOR CON5UMPTWON
It meets the strongest indications, never fails to relieve the rough and
other distressing symptoms, and has undoubted efficacy in checking
diarrhrea, fever and night sweats. It supplies the vital elements so much
needed by those afflicted with weak lungs and all forms of wasting dis-
eases. Angier's Petroleum Emulsion expels disease by revitalising the
blond and helping build healthy flesh tissue. it agrees with the weakest
stomach, is pleasant to take, aids digestion, and soothes and heals all
inflamed and irritable renditions of the stomach and towels. it has
been prescribed by the medical profession and used in all the leading
hospitals since i3Ro.
COWSIIMP'1'IO1E:-1hart used .4nrier's Petroleum Emulsion
with grand.rwccesr. 1 had .several rarer of chronic bronchitis
which were very greatly benefited by its east. / Aare also used it
fee 4 rase ojcan.rrnapllAN with marked benefit. Aowther tall of
a yowler eekerrrw. greatly 'ma. laird, .1.., appetite ,pone. enteritis,
mho was cured by the use of it / wce sI in the diseasts sj chil-
dren with .sucrt.r.r. At permit 1 am owing it hit a young man
having tubercular diaM'.ri s, who Aa c contra, tact very bad cold.
//e haat iiwprrwed wonderfully since / put him on the treatment.
1 mill emgfiatue to prescribe it. 1)R. J. M..1f1LLER, Pi1Jt-
bwr h, Pd,
All Araggyer as11 It. Tye elm, an eta..M t1 OA a !.vale tar vire poi get ANit TR' Ft
YOUR RAMS ANS ASTIR ERR n* a posnl rani will Ming yon • free ropy of • valnshle
Penal., emitted, Abet Vow Threat sea Leese " It tells h+. to .ere tor the newt, tons,
•q Ml,e„agssam
ve Orgw. It gives ruin advice as to Diet sod Hne
ygie, Oen Rweri•s., .hkh ere
Illrs
A*Olsa CSStI$CAL COMIP•Mlt SGITOM, MASS
speaks as follows of W. H. Aleook, a termer
resident of lbs 141.11 con. of Urey : - On Oct.
27 the rwideote of Uladetoso and onm-
otoetty were chocked to hear of the stollen
and uu.xp.oted demise of • pluuNr settler
In the person of William Henry Aleook, at
the ago of fifty six years and twelye day..
He bad bean suffering for a 'umber of years
with wlauoa, but was to luso the day
before he died.
SERIOUS RESULTS FOLLOW.
Cold, olammy hands and feet,
and pains in the back result from
impoverished blood. Serious con-
sequenoesfollow neglect. "Climax"
Iron Tonic fills make new, rich
blood, tole up the system, add
vitality to wasting tissues and
stssstgthen weak nerves. Each
bra contains ben days' treatment.
Pries 26 Dents, at all druggists, or
mailed on receipt of price. Ad-
dress; The Dr. Ball Medicine Co„
Hillaston, Ont.
BLUEVALk.
WsunmmDAy, Nov. 6th.
Mr. Vito, of Tnroberry, has a Swede
turnip weighing twenty-five pounds.
.1. Yeo has retort.d after a two weeks'
. lay with friends at Windsor, 'tarot& and
Port fluting.
Miss Hartle MoCrskeo returned on Sat,
unsay from a few mouths' visit with friends
•t Deuphio, Man.
Al. Proctor, th• driver of Harold 11 , the
lastest Canadian pacer, wall the traiuer of
(fray Tot», owned by Tom Nixon ween he
lived to rfluevab.
Rev. W. J. Wast preached In the James-
town Hall o, Sunday eveoaog. A ser,toe
by elms minister in the surrounding district
b gtv.o each week.
Among thaws from this vicinity who hays
glue to Mu.koka to boot to. fleet footed
deer are James 'rhynoe, Fraser lsmbury,
George Turesy and Gamed brothers
R. N. Dud returned on Saturday from
Hlewatha, Mich., where he and R. J. Case
more have bowie working to the property
recently purobased there. Mr. Casement
and family wilt remain all winter.
The wed news was reoeived last week of
the death of Mrs. Thomas Jeczema at Cal-
gary. What makes It more sorrowful 1. the
tact that Mrs. J•oksoo leve • family of six
snail oh:l iron to mourn a mother's oars.
Mr.. A ft. Jackson left o0 Saturday for the
home of her coo where her presence w111 be
estivate at fhb sail hour.
A PERMANENT CURE.
Tele t'a'e Demonstrated That Ysdd's
-. soy rims Core a6.etately and
rerssueatly.
claeteo, Que., Nov. 11 (Spsolal)-Away
ba. -.4 1n May of 1898 the papers published
• •teeem.ot made by Mr. Sam beseech
ere. of this city, stating that he had suffersd
with diabetes tor dee years and that he bad
been oared by Dodd's kidney P11hs.
At that time acme people seemed inclined
to believe that he was not p.rmanervly
cared and that tee dietss would return
w hoa he Ivit off tektite the pill..
Mr. I)eerochers was heard from again Cue
other day In an lotervlsw published to one
of the peons.
H• is as wsil as he ever was, and .tate,
positively toot he has not had the .lightest
ileum of any of the symptom of diabetes
sinoe he was cured In 1898.
Dodd'. Kidney Pills are the rnly remedy
that has .y.r cured Bright's (linear., dot.
betels or dropsy.
CARLOW.
MorDAy, Nov. 4.
Milton Tirade' is speeding • few weeks at
home before gotpe to Toronto.
1 Johnston has warmed from the West,
.bo Wall Sallow, sad J. Lily._
8 Bissett, of the Yukon district, is at
present the guest of T. Sallow..
Mils Maud Salto we entertained her
friend. with • ple•raot evening, @petit at.
bar home on Hallowe'en
Word has been reoelved of the safe array
al at Honolulu of Mus M. I l'ew,ley, after
a delightful j'urnsy. She has resumed her
dobe. as teacher there.
We regret to learn that our beaoher, MI.s
Dale, will breve her dories se teacher of 5 S.
Io. 1 at Xman to attend Normal. A. yet
no one has been secured to fill the vaoaocy.
The rising Reiteration does not seem to
take the same interest In hiding the property
belonging to other people as their predec, s
sore did. Hallowe'en war dull In that
respect.
Mus C. Tewsley deserves oredit for the
way in whioh @t. oonducted the last cense-
ora ole meeting of the U. 1':. 'moiety. Mn.
R. M Young will take charge of the topic
for next Sunday evening.
Out cheese factory for the year 1901
olosed lot Saturday with eatisfaotory re
turas The patrons will take advantage of
the next two weeks by supplying milk for
the making of obsess for their own ase.
Why Catarrb.aese Cares Catarrh.
it goes to every affected part end kill.
Ott germs that keep up the diseased condi-
tion. Catarrhezeoe never irritates, tut
stimulatos the mimeos Moine of the nose,
throat and lunge to normal ►orlon, and
keeps the nasal passages from offensive
disoharges Cstarnccnoe oo•t•rng no dan-
gerous drugs or opiates, sod Is delightfully
pleasant and simple to use. Catsrrhozone b
an •t»nlute and oertalc core for sty form of
o atarrh and sells for • dollar at druggist*,
small Sze 25s. Hy mail from Polson &
Co , Kingston, Ont
WHY IT IS DONE.
(Windsor Record 1
Newspaper ■ubsoribers often wonder why
a publisher keep oo sending the paper
alter the sobeorlptlon period has expired.
1'he R000rd for several veers •dooted the
plan of stopping, th• pap's white the .ab-
. orlptlon expired, ibis is the right way
and many of our •nbecriben approved of It,
but a la number made It eo hot fns the
bugloss@ office that we were obliged to
return co this old practice of allowing the
paper to go on litter the term expired.
There are very few of the Reoord subeorlb.
ore In a for more than a few menthe,
hut, most of them would register • vigorous
kick If their (opera were dlsooatlnoed at t he
end of the time for whioh they have paid
An exchange, which has evidently had a
somewhat similar exprrienoe to The it,00td,
.ale: •
When a .ubserlpt'ios le pall to a certain
time, and the time 0005e' and the paper is
etotpeA, 1t looks as r1 th• editor doubted
the inteerity of the subscriber, and In nine
rates not 0f ten the sah.orih.r will give the
editor a calling down for Insinuating that
hie oredlt was not good. Rather than caw
any reflection arsine(nnfghhor's honesty
to fay • small debt it bas h.en customary
for nee spaper. to °ontinue sanding the
paper after the time had ex plied. The oily
we.kb, s and dailies do not g liy follow
ihu title, ea their •uhsmth.,e are at adv
tenor'. and, hail.., they are not arqu*lnre I
w ith them and do not know !boor daaeoi•t
e•nd!nr. 0 e .5..14 .'s m H an honor to
keow that his media le not drott.cl wh.■
the rabbet e e continue to send the paper.
Should the .obao ih t desire to h seek s
p.p'r dnoourlis d h1 should Worm tee
publisher and melt 504.1,11557 is owing.
OF LOCAL INTEREST -
ST OwrooDi HALL -lar the Divisional
Court at Owed. Hall beet wet.' Hun J.1'
(Jarrow, K.C., for del.adeot to the suit
of Williams vs. Cook, appealed )row
the judem.ot o1 Judge McMahon at
the trha) al Ceder.oh !o lavor of tbs
plaintiff for 8300 anusu
d omits to an euoo
for damsel's for broach of asre meet where
by, le ucosidorstloo of 81,300 paid by plats
tilt, the derwdaot emceed to ferm.h and
Install fur the plaint d lar bis mill, to the
village et-Luriob, an slectrlo light piaci,
000sletirg of dyoamoe,ffipolte, wires, volt.
meters, etc. The plainfYS complained that
the plant par: an by the delendeut was
emceed band, and lsfertor in quality to that
ooct noted for, and did out sower the
purpose fur a hub it was Intended. tt.
Ptoudf.u: (Uod.nuh), for plalotse, oppo,ad
appeal. Judgment not gives......The tut -
lowing tweet were disposed of at the 1)lrls•
tonal roust aro Friday Bracken vs, Wood•
ward. - W. Proudfoot, fur deleudar,t,muv.d
to disease the scilicet tor want of prosouo-
too. J. H. Moss, for plaloufl, ooatra.
The mutton was referred to • Judge lar
et•athers by oo. 01 the looei judges at
Goderlob. Order mads dl.miaslov motion
upon terms as to golog to trial and ether•
wlee, and on payment of omits. ...Re
Barton. -W. Proudtoot (Goderich) moved
for order validating a sols of lands under
the Devolution of Estates Act, made wltb•
out toe consent of the ottulal guardist,
•Ilbougb Infante are Interested. F. W.
Harcourt for the official guardlao, Order
made validating sale Re Samuel Smith
Estate. -S. tt . McKeown, for the widow,
moved for an order as M costs of an •ppli-
tattoo made by the executors for ads too se
to whether the w.dow was entitled to a
()email) allowance out of the estate for malo-
teoaiom. Upon the application an issue was
d rooted, io which the widow wag to be
plaintiff, but she never proceeded to the
trial of rho lame. W. Proulfoot (uodetich)
tor mouton. Order made allowing the
executors costa oat of the estate, No order
as to widow's ooste 1'earas v. Cage. -
W. E, Middleton, for pl•:utiff, appealed
from order of one of the local judges al
Uod.rioh dismissing a motion by the plain-
tiff for summary judgment under rule 603,
1, an schen by an assidoee for oredttors log
the recovery of land from the aselgoor W.
Proadtot (Doderloh), tor defendant, contra,
relied upon two defense*, viz., that ti• land
question w.e devieed to her 10 truvt for
bar children, and that the asstgnmeol to
the plaintiff war suoers.ded by • subsequent
assignment to the sheriff. Appeal allowed
with own, sod jut'gmont to be entered for
plaintiff with poets, without prepilice to the
right of the *Midgets ender the will.
THE SIONAL from DOW to January ler.
1903, 10 new subscribers. 81 00.
Brussels Post : Jae. McCracken nod wife.
of Uodsrioh, are visitors with their wen cad
family, King strait, Brussels.
to A Mk saki bow -
mach dust."
A little fluishcomess
mu
n u -c -h zkioddn
y, i
shoes.
AAs jtorreicaet@ie
fifes as It looks oast --
side," is placated by
the Maims' prim on
tlrl-Gsoic o4-
r f.beSkt ry
CJtVL,
m. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent.
Why /t Wog.
A shoe that has won the
highest award at the Paris
World's Fair ought to be good
enough for a lady to wear.
Beauty, comfort, style, ap-
pearance and durability are the
points that won the gold medal.
Its price and value make it
the choice of thousands of ladies
who know how to dress taste-
fully and comfortably.
$3.0o and 400 per pair.
Made by The J. D. King Co.,
Limited, Tor -Mite.
e.1. Gamma Prue, sole Agra►, (lettere*.
A rectal. ftewedv fee ceras
And nn..I a aye to be relied epee. M 1•u' I
n im'• l'•'711••• Cora gstrao'or. Sats, sure'
sed always painless Nearly fifty telt.
Nn,. peeve Ira vela*. Btwars of soeh. 1
Get Poteem's •r dregsirts, er 11 yen manned
get 1t we will seed r► to you by mall upon
rootlet el 25 egrets, post paid, to Canada or
Milled fiestas. N. C. Pelson & Ce., Klege-
We. Oat.
mitations
of Dodd's Kidney P111s are
legion. Tiye boa la imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pills are Imitated and the names--Dodd'e
Kidney Pills l. Imitated. Imitations are
dangerous. The ori/;i)al is safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pilla haus a reputation. Imita.
tors ham. now or they wouldn't Imitate.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd'.
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
is only one DODD'S. Dodd's is the
original. Dodd's l. the Dame to be cars.
ful about -
n -o -o -n o -s
KIDNEY
PILLS
DON'7-
TAMPER...
TTAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beat
there is at the Paine 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
hoe a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
medical Hall.
BEAR IN MINO THAT
to attend the Listowel Bualneas College fes •
R. B. Smith's M cK IA'I'S3 Jorthen
Store Block
AnotherLot......
of $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 Ilats for each, $2.00
These are our own trimmings, of this season's styles,
tight up-to-date in everything but the price, and you
will not quarrel with it. Miss llufl'us can suit you
whether you want a $2.00 or a $25,00 hat, or any
price between. New goods in every week.
$4.75 for a man's heavy frieze
Oyerooat, double breast, storm $4.75
collar, well made, good 110104e.
$6.75 5 for a meas', all wool heavy
frieze Illsler,double breaat,tweed
lining, storm oollar,lapped seams,
wlod, frost and ram resisting,
Rood value at $8.00, for.. ... . $6.75
Men's beaver llverooate, fly front, velvet
roller, farms r's satin llsreq, mohair
sleeve Itnlov, In latest stylos, at
51)
$5.00, $6.00, $8.50.
$2.50 for a boy's navy blas reel-
er, double breast, ao"'i Itsing,
well made y .50
Boy's frieze reefers and or.ruoets from 82.50
te $5 00. 1t will pay you to see them.
A few lett yet of three men's and boys' last
year's orerooate at Imp than half price.
Speolel value In Furs,
J.ok.a, half prim,
Jacket Clothe, halt price.
These goods must be sold -that Is the
rearm) of threes tabes.
flcKIII'S BUSY STORE
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.
J. BROPHEY & SON
- THE LIADINU -
`i
watroX \Y retort a)ao,
Y.va.00.Vmer s.
Orders carefully attended to at at1
hewn, intent sr day.
se bee 81r.e1.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Snort
Bread and Cream Rolls, Mince
Pies and Lady Fingers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
term. utnesste m sv enter at any time, either Brafdy Snaps, Etc.
fora Huelns or a Shu'thaod Course. hetes
-,wsoonblo. Send for Journal. C. A. new
IS
- I\tl. Pias ; _A.. hMol... Yna, pee.are aa goal as the beet madelin any
city in Canada.
Cantelon leads the trade in
Clothing
1 have put into stack a line •of Ready made
Clothing of first claw. manufacture, and
at prices to suit the times.
Ordered Clothing
In still my penia ty A good range of
clothe to select from ; and workmanship
the bust to be had.
1f you notal an overcoat this fall call and
saw mo. A number of lengths of piece
goods to be cleared out at cost.
H. DUNLOP,
West street
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove hilly
Guaranteed, .. .
LEE & SlBPHIRD,
GODh:RICII,
•+•4444444444444.41441144,44NFIF411444411411611111
Th. King of flanges, "Buck's Happy. Thought"
Happy Thought
Their Cue %iv tie
I
T too' f stoney,
Hands and Brains
to perfect The Happy
Thought Range, and It's
the Range that ardent
copiers have taken their
cue from. S 1 S 1 t
Happy Thought Rama
are made in 8 different sizes and 72 different styles. They have an
the latest practical improve-
ments such as the Corrugated
Oven, Transparent Oven Doors,
Unobjtructahle Oven Damper
and •Thorough System of Oy4}
Ventilation. 1 1 1 1 1 1
1100.000 Canadian Ceche
limousine/id Thea. ISI
"Pita for illustrated pamphlet.
Wetafaetased bT
The Wm. Buck Stove Co., Limited, Brantford
SOLD IT
LEE & SHEPHARD, Goderich.
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy designing and ornament
ing and almond icing.
(rive him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured,
D. CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
McKillop Edna! Fire illlsarance G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Insure] up to January,
1901 .a,eae,rAee
OrriCERO AND DIRECTORS.
J, B. MoLeao, pro. ; T. Fraser. vice -ores. ;
Jae. Connolly. p. Dale. W. 0. Broadfoot, J.
Watt, Jas. Evans, J. O. Grieve, J. Heouewels,
directors; W. q. Broadfo,t, dearorlb, Ipspeo-
tor of losses ; T. IL Hays, 5eaforth, secretary -
treasurer.
AGENTS.
J. W. yep, Holmesvllle ; James Cumming
Remondvllle ; B. MoMlllao, Seafurth ; R
Smith, Harlook
Policy holders caqp• y seeesemeots and get
their cards recclptedat Mr. Coats' Clinton. or
at MoLeen Bros.' Palace Clothing Store. pods
doh
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THi HKST
Scra1ltol Hord 0001
IN THE MARKET
All Coal weighed on the Market Scales
where you get Ras. for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at LEE i sampEARDI
Store p-omptly attended to.
Wet Weathc r Shoes and Rubbers.
WE Ile what yon want and
r yea seed ui ler
King -
Quality Shoes
and
what
King- Rubbers
Quality
They are absolutely
the beet made....
OUR Shoes are known for their Style, Fit, Comfort and Durability, and our Rubbers
for there Fit and Shape, and being made of PURE GUM, will wear twice as long
w ordinary rubbers.
We have s largo assortment of
Ladies' Leggins, Overstockings, '
Wool Soles, Etc
These goods are the very beet goods that money can buy
The STUB PROOF RUBBER$ for men are here at last, and we Ievers
YOUR lasezertog, or, it you can't call to see them, drop us a card for catalogue,
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
ROLE AGENT FOR KING QUALITY SHOWS.
All the latest shapes, the newest colors, the most novel
effects in trimming -and everything of the best. These are
the features of the
FILL MILLIBBRI DISPLAY AT MISS CAMROR'S.
Hamilton
etr'eet
Ladies are invited to call Rt an)' time and snake an in-
spection of the new goods.
Trimmed Hats from 81.00 or
MISS CAMERON.
WANT A STEP-LAODER?
We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from ua. 60c a Ib. The atep-Insider 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 it ecientifie
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
fall wee, rtment,
Telephone No. 91.
sTv= dr, co.
THE GROCESEs
se