The Signal, 1901-11-21, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THURSDAY, Nov. 21. 1901.
d
W. Acheson & Son
Special Offerings
in -
Furs and Fur Coats.
WE quote this week wine extraordinary values iu Ladies' and Men's fur Coats
f oat our large stook. We guerantate the quality of all our fur garments and sell exclu-
sively here fur gartneute utauulautttrd by the oldest and -most reliable furriers int:aoada,
Indian Asteacluw Lamb Coats, 30 inches lung. hood style. With high cut collar,.0o
•
farmers' satin lined, special . W
Ladies' Astrachan limb ('.oats, 36 inches long, fine curl and gloss, heavy larmers'25.00
satin hued and quilted and wear guaranteed, at special
Ladies' Astrachan iamb Capes. 28 inches lung and lull ew,up, handsomely 1 nod 13.50
and made of flue skins, special.
Mountain Bear Black Capes, 26 inches long. full sweep, heavily lined and quilt
ed and commended for great wear, special price 6.75
INSPECTION INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Helmete,Ile : Mr. B!aokwell oarrlee • sore
hand, whloh he thinks is awed by blood
petonl.g.
Choke : Ernest Copp. formerly of town.
was married • few days slates to Mies M.
Armstrong, at Eagle Grove. Iowa.
Biasse & : Mrs. Hell and son, (aorta, of
Fort Era, are vlaiN.g et Hamster Blair's.
Mrs. dell and Mrs. Blair are, els .erg.
Kesler . Hen. Thea. Greenway, of ()eye-
lid
)eynMI City, lean., arrived to town Tuesday
Wit week sod le visiting with his brother
Io law, Dr. !tellies.
Uorrle : The Ladle.' Aid of the teethed as
oburob hams parob•sed a beautiful heater
for the pereooage. They .itI butt the
pipe organ eoolo.ed also.
War/bane : Jame Kerney,aaotber of the
pleasure o1 Morrie, lather of F. Kerney, of
tows, pawed away on Friday, November
8th, .1e, an aliases of three wake.
Mecham : Y. V•.Stone has purobseed
from D. Stewart the stere on Josephine
street now 000upled by Mr. VaoStooe as
ethos, •.d W. Dlemond as botober shop.
Grey : Jame Lindsay hes sold his 8a
100 sere term to his setgbber, D W. Dun-
bar, she now has 200 to the bleak and
soother term on ten. o. The price paid
was $6,300.
Exeter : Albert Pym, blacksmith, was
married in Detroit on Tuesday, November
5th, to MW Laura Harris, daughter of
Wm. Hurls. of Workmai, N W.T., form-
erly of Hay towable.
eloKlllop : Mr. and Ma. Geo. Hsbktrk
h ere moved Into the mall house o• their
farm o0 the gravel road, MoKillep, and
their son, Matthew, wbo Is working lbs
farm, has moved foto the big beau.
Bra.00ls : The Misses Dor. and Myrtle
Nett, of Chicago, were berg • few days sib
They had hien .wending the funeral of
the.: grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Kuehn', at
Fergus,
Seaforth : Mise Jennie Goreolock, daugh
lar of Robert Oovenleek, who has been
Cubing 'wheel near Wi•rton for the pat
year, has ben re engaged for toe ooml.g
year at an Moreau of $60 In seat y.
Brseels Peet : Wes Rona Docent
took • run down from Gederlah Model
w ool for SNnrday and Sunday. Miss
Downie/ will blossom Into • wheel towhee
V • few wake and should make a good one.
braesels : O. A. Deadman 1e book from
me extended trtp te Manitoba sad the
Northwer. H• had an eoj iyable stay, as
he met with many old friends. Tb• boat
trip to Owe Sound was bath oell and
rosgb.
Clinton : James Snell has ben eleoted es
oars of the lodge on sheep for the Interne
Hemel lire nook exhibition t, tie held In
Obloego on the 30th of November. This is
n o small honor for • Canadian, as the ex lit
bitten le one of the most important eon on
the oentlre.t,
Seafront' : Mrs. Jame Logan, of Stanley,
with her two sole, spent • very plateau
afternoon and evening here ,o Monday of
net week, with Mr. .nd Mn. Robert Binh -
some, lr, W. may 'spittle that Bachmann
1• the married name of Mia Jimmie Niue
MoLaohlen, the famous Yrottl.h vocalist,
who dellrbwd se many •o the eatsrtaln
meat here on Mundy evening. She is •
coals of Mrs. Logan; they wore sohool
girls together. and bed not seen *soh ether
les over tweet► years.
Clinton . U. Cantelon has shipped ail Fie
apples for the Sisson •0d 1.11 week he had
8,000 burets, while tut year the output ren
u p to 15 000 barrds. 1,200 barrels sent to
Velootpeg, 300 to Buffalo and Detroit, 3,000
to the Liverpool market and the balance he
put Into oold storage •1. Terceto.
Clinton : Ills relatives here were gusty
surprised to beer of the death of W. Seattle,
which took place .t Septa Maria, Cal.. on
Saturday, Graeber 26th, after an illness of
lees than • day's duration, and the teddies
nese of hie demise Dame as • Wrack to all.
He was • former re•tdee% of Ciliate°, _
Climates : T. J. Sibley, who has beet YIP
Dna his prints, Mr. .od Mr.. B P. Sib-
ley, for a wapiti of week., returned to New
York feet week. Mr. Sibley I. • mecbsolo-
al sag user of mere than ordinary ability,
and as he 'pout •11 his spare time here, 11
was mammary for him to gee beck to hie
duties.
Oral: Mrs Bathed!, of this township,
received word of rho death o1 her father,
Mr. Keys, • well known resident o1 Stanley
eowoehip, which took plane ou Suday,
November 3rd. Thu is the "wood death
lately In the family, Thos. EIllot, who was
killed while hauling barrel, beret • sen -tae
law o1 Mr. Keys.
Brussels : Mies Mina Norton, of Listowel,
formerly of Brussels, hu Widened her reslg.
patron as taach•r In the lublio school, to
bake effect at the aloes of thio year, Sias M
attend the Normal sohool for the nut berm,
Mies Norton is • good student and • sun.
useful teacher. She 1s • daughter of W. J.
and Ides. Norton.
Stephen : Chu. Box. of Stephso, who
suffered •o many weeks from the effects e1
blood pouooins recently, the resale of •
slight wound, has been soddenly taken 111
again from something of the ears nature
breaking out In ern of his great toes. Tb'
pato 1s very severe and 11 1' fared that II
may remit oorlously.
HGeSiII:
Oa Saturday, 9th lost., Mrs.
Trott, mother of George 'Trott, photo-
grapher, passed sway, der • short, avers
aloes.. 'the had been In poor health for
some months, but during I he revival malt-
ase
eshisge la the rink, 000treeted • severe cold,
weioh developed into poeamoou, praetor
*way .t the age of fifty.elght years.
Wiogh•m : F V•n:itoos nu word of the
death of his uoole,Chu. H. Vao.itons, who
died •t b s horn. la Marshall, Missouri, on
Goober 70, •t the age of btty .even. 11. -
owed was well known In .t Ingham, have
tag bus miller Io Fisher's grist mill Inc
seer three year'. Ile went west and sae -
eroded 1n bulge me by Industry sod not.
He leave' • was and five ohlldreo.
Brussels : The. Almay, an employee at
the piano factory, Listowel, sod • well
soowo citizen of former days In Brussels,
met with a rather serene acoideat. While
operating a rip saw he had the misfortune
to have Diu loft hand pouts In 000t.ot with
the saw, with rho reeult that hie forefinger
was taken off. the thumb cot iota the bon.,
and two other fingers more or lees injured.
Clinton ; An old modest Is nose in the
person of Henry Smith, who died ea the 8th
tat. He wes only really ill for • NW t aye
allhovh 11 war 11110 setlaable ha was
falllog la health before his Awl enJ. O I
Redaeed•y of last week be was t+k.0 with a
err .k. .0d towered neat dour to the home
Of bb daughter, Mr.. Kloa where he passed
•way on /relay events*, beteg only • few
day. 111.
Clinton : We learn trout the Bay City
paper that K. Logan, who is to bue'nsee
oyer there, nams oe.r meeting with lutaut
death reoaotly. A cellar nut to has store
was be ag dug for • beelines bleak ; h'•
. tore collapsed and he went with h, but
latuostely and wonderfully souped death.
Mr. Logan is a brother of lire. J. Batten -
bury land Wee Loran, and son-In•law of
Mrs. lidehriss, all of Clinton.
Miscall: L. William L•mmi.'s horse was
beteg drtreu oyer the oru•slug near the
Pastyy.ertan church, 11 tl.ppeJ ua • live
' Isotelo Ilght wire, a:d the thorn knocked
the animal down. Mr. Chummy, va.rin ry
surgeon, drove to the electric light station
and had Lite power turned off. Whoa the
horse wet relieved iron its contact with
the w i e. It was found that it 8.d .uataln.d
no Injury beyond 18. .hock.
Seefortb : The death of Mrs. Noble Claff
*courted on Saturday, 9th last., of 000.ump-
tle.. Mr.. Cluff bas been • sufferer from
this die ••s' for • long tams and death was
not uoexpeoted. She had been a resident
of Se•furth for shout twenty years and
during that aims by her quiet Christian
fife, 'admired herself lie all who know nen.
Mrs. C.lelf was a daughter of Mr.. Kn.oht.l,
of Harpurb.y, and • slater to Mr. Valentine
Keenest.
AN UNENVIABLE CONDITION.
To eat a heartymeal without in-
jurious after efects is a pleasure
that seldom Domes to the dyspep-
tic. lie cannot enjoy his dishes
and is fearful to eat what he beet
relishes. "Climax" Iron Tonin
Pills will positively onre dyspepsia,
indigestion and headache. Eaeh
box contains ten days' treatment.
Prioe 26 Dents, at all drnggiete, or
mailed on receipt of price. Ad-
dress: The Dr. Hall Medisuis Oo.,
Kington, Ont.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
cotl'EIVATIVCY IN s DIL..MA.
Hamilton Herald and ) . And now It has
been pot0ted out that a new geography has
boo authorized for rue in the schools. This
tuts the Coo •ervatine In a dilemma. Shell
they denouope the Government for permit
tinethe use of the incorrect old geography',
or shall they denounoo the Government for
oomcelling parents to pay for • new and
unnecessary text-booklt'* tough to be an
opposition Wades hsaebeg for trouble.
MR. CANN'S LETTER•
A. Exeter Nan Who Expraa . ■b Orls-
lea* Freely 1. lite Leval rarer.
Exeter. Nor. 18 (Special), -Lorne Cann,
• lau.dry man of this tow., bas eat •
libber to The Advocate stating that Dodd's
Kidney Palle bare oh•oged hire from •
manly, delicate, run down man to • strong,
hearty •od robust' one.
Nothing oould be plainer than the state-
ment made by Mr. Cann. He says he was
in such • terribly run down . ooditloo tint
the lest exert on would lave him tired and
breathless. He tried many wedeln*" and
wee coder physicians' treatment for over
three months but got 00 bettor.
Finally he tried Dodd'. Kidney PI11s and
the remake of the fires box were so snoour-
agiog that he connected the trsstmeot and
an the end was oompletely restored to food
health and stronger than he has been for
gars.
A PRIZE LETTER.
A Mlle vl*lter ;rem Tereale Tells What
We Mw Ares.d e;ederich.
A little boy who visited Uode-,oh last
summer wrote the following deter for the
ohildreo'e page of The Globe and won the
pries wh,ob is offered weekly for the best
letter. b or • youngster of alae years 11 le
indeed very oreditable :
95 Howard se, Toronto, Nov. 906, 1901.
Dear Pastes -1 am golds to bell you
•bou0 my summer holidays.
1 visited my oonelo in Goderloh. The
house overlooks the lake and the harbor.
The view is very pretty, espsclally at sun-
set. 1', a wont down .o the bank every
evening to see It and .t times the eon took
sun ■frogs shapes. One night It looked
e xactly Ilk• • mushroom.
The awn is very high above the lake
and when we went 8ehlor we had to go
down 110 steps. The fishing was tory rood,
but 1 wax not suooeestul In ostohing very
many. I think the reeso. was that we did
nob go early enough. The boot time is
about bye o'clock 1n the morning.
Goderioh is • very pretty town. The
court house Ie in the oeotre of the town.
It 1 s surrounded by • park, and the main
street forme • circle around it. 7'hey Gall
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
FOR Til ROAT AN LUNGS
Were evidence needed of the welcome accorded both by the public and the Medical Profession to
Angier's Emulsion, the testimonials here published, though but a few out of many hundreds
• received, would be sufficiently conclusive. There is no doubt whatever as to its value in the differ-
ent diseases for which it is recommended. It has been thoroughly tested by the Medical Profes-
sion, both in private practice and the hospitals. For troublesome coughs, throat irritation, and all
bronchial and pulmonary affections,
AiiVJer3tEi'ivIsion
is certainly without an equal. It not only soothes and heals the affected parts, but it strengthens
and invigorates the entire system. By purifying and fortifying the digestive tract it increases
appetite and facilitates digestion and nutrition. Moreover, its antiseptic, soothing, and healing
properties make it invaluable in the treatment of stomach and bowel disorders of a catarrhal,
fermentative, ulcerative, or tubercular nature, such as Chronic Dyspepsia, Gastric and Intes-
tinal Catarrh or Ulcers, Chronic i )iarrhcea and Dysentery, and after fevers, measels, etc. A great
point its its favor is that it is pleasant to take and agrees with the most delicate stomach. Angier's
Petroleum Emulsion is ,the most helpful remedy known to the Medical Profession for the treatment
of ('hronic Bronchitis and Consumption. It never fails to relieve the most distressing symptoms,
and often effects a quick, permanent cure when all other remedies have failed.
BRONCHITIS :-/lave given your /'e(roltum Emulsion a thorough test, and can pronounce if
trod/est. l.rhall recommend it to Bronchitis and Consumption especially. E. 7. GOODING,
M. 1)., Rnsfon, Mass.
STRENGTH GIVER AND APPETIZER -11 affords me ,real pleasure 10 anile this letter to
/hank ynu for the benefit / have received from Angier'.' Petro/ewes Emulsion and Tablets. / have
always refustd to erper mens with any of the much advertised medicines, but after reading your
,advertisement, / was convinced Iha1 aur Amullion was different frame other.', and a Treatment
of your Eine/rine and Tablets for/aiulency and nervousness has proven it to he a marvellous
remedy. Before taking Angier Emulsion 1 was unable to eat a morsel nJ fond. The sight of
fond 'fare/f dispelled ,nt. After faking your Emulsion for the past two weeks / am ablr to eat
and enjoy three heart watt a day, and /he nen,ous,resr has entirely left me. Am now using
yowls.7' ab/elr mea supplement to the Emulsion. / consider them without an equal for throat irri-
tation, and .ought. E. M. NESBETT, Tonneau, Ontario.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY :-I am tillinf Anlitir Petro/mem Emulsion whenever and
wherever i ,4 ,., and ,,.,ih u,riverlal success, and shankow for making such am It-re/lint prepara-
lrnn. /'elraleu,n is an open! that must force itself to the from' as almost a specific in throat and
lung 'rambler ALR/.•R t. S. A net soxM. D., Ra timare, M. 1).
A11 dr.ggiste esll Angl.v's Pefrueum Handelse. Twe elras, Se dRe. and et .00 • twetle. lie .or. you gH AN011fD'tli.
YfUR NAM!! AND Alarneet on • pets. Gerd *111 Mew yes • 18.. eery e(• .vs.Me booklet e.tltled, "ADMIT YOUR
THROAT AND I.(0O1 ." 1l team bow ts awe M the TWINS, Lenge W Digestive Organs. M ease geed advice as es
Diet sad Hygiene. Nee Freedom, w'Md w Illestrsted.
ANGIER CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
Cleo
1t the square, bet I sever beard of a round
tuner* before. They told me •bout a yotter
art uRaid b•bed never*sou so no"ry cru;
•104 ea tow small • lows. lie had biro, 0u
walkiog around the ciroi• mud o.uu:.J
utserssu. Titers were really only ea.
W• had ..me pl a deltas. The 0000
Uy •ruuod Iluuermh to b.muttful. Ono day
u• drove to Boo Miller. The *ruuod•
around tits woullou mitt there are yety
pretty. Toe u, li pond is .urrouud.d Ly
trete on one tilde and by a lawn with flower
Inds ate the other.
W • also drove out to Bayfield, a eummar
resort twelve milers trom Uudertub. There
ae • large number of cottages there and
•leu waxy uewpere. We .pent • very piste
ant day a•d did not pt Lowe until two
u'uluuk •t olicht.
My holidays were very happy and 1
gained seven pound. 1 remain yoar little
friend, PAIL V•hi'a.
Age 9.
break er• Sere Threat.
Public) spe•kero and singers koow bow
useless and stokeoiog are oougb mixtures,
spry., lozenges, eta., ter Irrltabl• or eon
thrust, and •tete the, the most.stidaotory
remedy Is l'atartbotoos, the advantage of
which is that It •ot• quickly and is coayso•
lent to nee in puplio plans'. Cattarrhoaons
relieves o00gesstiou, allays luflamm•tloa,
and is • protection to the membrane. As •
safeguard against oolds and omtarrh It hes
00 eoa•l. Rey. Mr. Mchsy, Oederla6,
says " twtarrhozoos Is an ezoslleOt remedy
fur threat irritation arutng from throat
irritation." Physlulsne, ministers and dog
era r000mmead C furies, druggists soil
1t fir 41. Small n ze 25a. By mail trom
Pulwo
& Co., Kingueo• Dot.
BLUEVALE.
Tur.DAY, Nov. 13, 1901.
R. N. Duff was to Ltetowel last week.
Peter Wheeler moved into Pear King'.
ootcageon Moody.
Mr. and Mt,. Ireland, of Morrie, vii ed
at Hugh Rose' this week.
Mrs. Benton, of Kincardine. visited her
elder, Mre. John Meg, th1. week.
Kiohard Proctor orient • few days last
week with his parents at Metiers.
Mire Currie, of Winging'', visited Miss
Jun:. E.hott, ,.1 Turuberry, this week.
Mr. Henderson has returned from •
mouth's ylalt with relatives to Brentford.
Mrs. Wm. Bailey •od son, Harold, of
Guelph, visited re,•tives to the vtllags last
week.
Mrs. Weeny 14..tta and Mies Nellie
Beattie, of Seaforeh, visited at F. B Soott's
lest week.
Georgs Ling, of Toronto, le visiting rids
dyes to blaevele and violoity. Hs formerly
lived io Bluest..
Th• Oldfellows tonight wilt bold their
sewed hop this season. at Uddf.11ows' Hall
"A Mei sae lepai
mach deist."
ATr '
m u oh shoddy, *.
flake as IS locks out-
side," ki Piecited
onthe Naked riot on
the ack d-
r e "
Ca°+*"r Vetted.
Wm. Marius, Jr • Sole Local Agit.
Y
trf
Sipe Style.
When you wear • " Ring Qual-
ity" shoe you get all the style, the
fit and finish found in the beat
American shies.
The "Kin` Quality" factory Is
the only one in Canada that makes
Ladies Shoes better than the
American article, which comes into
Canada with • aSX duty taken
out of its quality.
The 'King Quality" brat& b
worn by the best dressed Canadian
ladies; it is a true note of oboe
fashion, of correctness in dress.
al styles, 4 widths, all sites.
Branded " King Quality."
Gold medal awarded at the Paris
Expn.ition, I OO.
made by The d. D. King ps.,
Limited, Toronto,
Se. George Pride, Mole Arent, lied.nch,
IBRIGHTS
DISEASE
Is the deadliest and=
painful malady to
'scanted issubplot. D•dd's
Kidney Pills will ours nay
caw of Bright's NOaaa..
They have never failed le
one single case. They ars
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they ars
the only renotedy that sae-
There
auThere are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pill.- B,
boa and name --but tmlta-
lions are dangerous. The
original and only jr'eOsin•
pure for Bright's Disease V
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
Dodd's Kidney Pllla ars II
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
DON'T
TAMPER.. .
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beat
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At onr Drug Store the stock is a1 -
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
hex a reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
BEA R IN MIND THAT
to attend the Listowellosina s College for •
term. St eSente may enter at any time, ebtllor
for • Itn.ingse or • Shorthand Course. Satre
reasonable. 'Send for Journal. O. A. FLKM-
INO, Pres..: A. L. Mo1NTYR1C. Sec.
I have put into • line of Reariy•male
Clothing of first a manufacture, and
at prices to suit the 'moo.
Ordered Olothin
I. still my specialty. good range of
clothe to select from ; • 1 workmanship
the best to be had.
If you need an overcoat this fall call and
we me. A number of leng ■ of pleoq
goods to be cleared out at. cont
H. DU OP,
w t Street
1
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
IIEATERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
hest lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove hilly
Gnaranttv'.l
LEE & SHEPHARD,
I.INIi ll.
R. D. Smith's AlcKIM'S d J°dan
Store Block
Another Lot .
II • e
of $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 fiats for each, $2.00
Those 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 Duffus can suit you
whether you want a $2.00 or a $25.00 hat, or any
price botweon. New goods in every week.
$4 75 for • man'' heavy frieze
Oyerooat, double breast, storm $4.75
Goiter, well made, good Imiugs. $4
$6.75 5 for • men's •11 wool huvy
frieze Cister,double brw.t,lweed
Hahn, storm oollar,l•pped seems,
wind, frost and ram ranting,
good value at 48 00, for. ... . $6.75
Men's beaver Overcoats, tit, front, velvet
oollar• farmer's satin Verna, mobeir
Mem lining, In latest •tyle•, •t
$5.00, $6 00, $8.50.
$2.50 for a boy's navy blue rul-
er, double breast, good Itoleg,
well made }' .... $2.50
Boy's frieze reefers and over -outs from 42.50
to $5.00. 1t will pry you to se. them.
A low lett yet of thou meo'e •od boyo' W1
year's overcoats .t lee than half price.
Speolal value In Furs,
Juke*, half prloe,
Jacket Cloths, halt prtoe.
These goods must be cold -that te the
rmi•ou of these aloes.
I'1cKIITS 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.
1 BRO?IIEY & SON
- 101 LOADING -
unera\ D•.reetore rand
F.me(Amer a.
Orden carefully "amended te al all
sears, eight er day,
Quebec Street.
McYillep Matitlal Fre lemma Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP.
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Insured up In January,
net Netaltenass
orncxes AND 1IRLCTONH.
J. n. MoLe•n, pre* ; T. Freer, vloe-,res. ;
Jos. Connolly, V- Dale. W. O. 11roadtoat, J.
Watt, Jas. Evens, J. O. Grieve, J. Rom•wes,
director.; W. tl. Hroadfoat, *eatorth, inane°.
for of losses ; T. IL Hays, tte•torth, oeeretary-
treasurer.
AU KNTS.
J. W. Yeo, Holmesville; James Cumming
Fgmoodvllle ; It. McMillen, 8eatorth ; R
Smith, Hemlock
Polley-bolders can pay .ee•• neat• and get
their cards recelpled at Mr. Coati. Clinton. or
• McLean Bros.' Palace Clothing Store, God.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Spon
Bread and Cream Rolls,Mince
Pies and Lady Fingers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Marangaes,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are as good as the best madelin any
city in Canada.
Cantelon le'de the trate in
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy desirning and ornament
ing and almond icing.
Give him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured. ;
D. CANTELON,
WEST -8T.
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Scraiitou Said Coal
IN THE MARKKr
All Coal weighed on the Market Soalae
where you get 100 Ins. tor • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left •0 LIZ & sumPE.O8,D'8
Store promptly attended to.
Wet Weath€ r Shoes and Rubbers.
The Bing of Ranges, "Balch's Happy
Thought"
A•Range
With a
Record
•
is None
Too
Good
for eny
House-
keeper
That's what yon get when .._.':
you buy a Happy Thought.
The Happy Thought Range
was one of the first Ranges-
manafartnred in Canada.
More Happy Thought
Ranges are manufactured -
and sold each year than all
other Canadian makes combined -159,000 being now in Due.
Whew baying bay Canada's Favorite, "The Happy Thought,"
not an experiment, t 1 1 t I I 1
teawtaelared fti
Tb. Wm. Buck Stove Co., Limited, Brantford
Were. the ta..f.otar•re for telestratee Calal.ge..
aoaa a*
LEE & BREPHA RD, Goderich.
oieitga
WE have what you want and what
you peed in our
King- Shoes
Quality
and
King- Rubbers
Quality
They are absolutely
the test made.... .
OI' It Shoes are knoirn for their Style, Fit, Comfort and Durability, and our Rubbers
for there Fit and Shape, cad being made of PURE (HIM, will wear twins an long
as ordinary rubbers.
We 'nave a largo assortment oft
Ladies' Leggins, Overstockings,
Wool Soles, Etc
e..
Thew goodg_ero the very beet goods that money can bay
The STUB PROOF RUBBERS for men are here at lent, and we Iirvrra
YOUR lsseserrom, or, 1f you can't call to see them, drop us a card for catalogue.
ST. O E
HO
E AGENT FOR RING QUALITY SHOES.
GRAND MILLINERY SALE.
Having found my midsummer sale a success, I purpose having
another Hale, beginning
Hamilton
Street
SATURDAY, NOV. 23rd.
Felt Hats, from 25c up.
Trimmed Hats, at half price.
Fancy Breasts, at a great reduction.
MISS CAMERON.
¶ANP A STEP -LADDER?
Wo give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from Its. 50e a ib. The step -lathier alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a ecientifie
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your (Garden Seeds. We have a
full anv.rtment.
Telephone No. 91.
sz'v Y- at CO.
THlii
011,0011118.