The Signal, 1901-12-5, Page 44, `THOtensi, Deo. 5, 1901.
THE SIGINAL : GIODERIOR ONTARIO
WE LEAD IN
Sporting Goods, Ammunition, Guns, Rifles, Revolvers.
%VIII /Led lois i.i co to t r.uo 1 it yea are well furalebed wi;'t attractive things we
tau show you to
OMEN'S WEAR.
We are meklng • special display of new Neckwear, Shute, Cloves, etc , which will
be mite to Interest you.
No matter what your buatne:e is. ours Is to clothe you the best we tan for the Meat
money, and we can do It with the line of tuercbtodlae e• oarry to your pet Mot satrefau-
tine,
OUR OVERCOATS
Are going fast. We have the moat stylish coats In the trade, the l oke, R&.lsuett.
had Obesterfield. Tbeee coate have had suob a wonderful sale It le impossible to Ret
enough from the manufacturers. l..avo your order early if you want eco of Diem lash
locable 'ermines. I1 will be Impoeritle for us to Ret many more. The prices are $14,
112 and 110, rsspeeuvely.
FURS I FURS!
We have a very select stock ol ladles' gad men'. fere, and would 'WI, Ise you to In
sprat oat stook and got our prices beton purchasing elsewhere.
W. C. PRIDHAM,
Selo Agent. lar Christy's London Hate.
Mom's Funfair mad Baiter.
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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! aODIRIOR. THURSDAY, DIO. 6. 111X.
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
No. 6.
Mangan 14th -We started today, w
coning* of golds, to view the historic p
Inside the walls el Paris.
Our first stop was at the Vendome co
The greatest mooumeotal column 1
world 11 that of Vendome, construct
order of Napoleon 1., to COmmem
Motorise over the Residua and Awl/.
It Is 142 feet high and thirteen fee
diameter. Itis built of masonry, carr
with plates of brooms upon which a
lists representing soease of the oemp•i
1806. The meal of whittle it is tom
was procured by melting 1.200 ea
osptared Irom the Ruesh.os and Austr
The total weight u 1.000,800 lbs. to
the oommuolaa tbrew down lbs sol
but It was rs-orooted, and now stands
piste. and Drowned ciao* mon with a fi
et the Emperor, weediest a wreath of ylo
on big brow and dressed in the ,.it.
Roman general.
Our nut more was to the garden of
1'ulllerfes, with ire fine promenade,
marble statues and groups that
well worth inspection. We also viewed
statue of Joao of Aro, la the Roe de RI
• pretentious work In broou. The M
4 repres.ated bestriding ber horse,
beaded. mod harrying • dig In her r
hand. Ne=t we had an exterior yle
the institute of France, where fin dare
academie@ have triol, home : al.. &o esta
yl.w of tis• mint, Oa the ground floor
five arcades, and above them six handao
Dorso columns. The statues above
• yeoua rept. ant feat., Plenty, Commie
Power, Wisdom, and Law. Next to
Palate de Justice, on ('sty Island. 1
g ra•► 6u11di01 wee twioe neatly dntro
by lite, and again by the Commute, bu
now again complete T'h. prioolpal
keno* is adorned by satuse represent
Peso*. Plenty, Ju.tlo., and Prudent*,
walboe hall la 255 feet long by 75 feet wi
The western facade has • handsome ooro
supported by eight IMrto oolomas and t
corner pillars. NU statues represent P
demo, Truth, l'onlshmeot, Protection, V
lame, and Justices. The Chamber of ('o
morn is another beautiful bmldug on t
same island, srsotod at a . At of 11,000.
Cho ('ooctsrgerie, • ramous prison is ef
mod bn this Island, also Soma Chapel
Although emelt in sere, this chap,' is ooe
Obi Onset speulmeos of de_orat.d Got
•rshlteeture in existence. The build(
ventilate of two chapels, the ripper •
lower. The upper ohapel is • mouth build'
of extreme beauty, °octal.. fifteen wlodo
fifty feet high by thirteen feet wide, a
these being tilled with fine stained glass 1
light is •ubd0.d and moderated, '1'
large rose window above Ili• eotr•ooe
beautiful. The pillars and surf.oe of t
Interior are decorated In polychrome, en
against the pillan.re Ketose of the Teel,
Apo.tles Next to the Churoh of St. Gs
main 1' Auserials-a very fine church, be
Its interest to no was the foot that Its be
sounded the signal for the massacre of th
Huguesete en the day el St. Bartholomew
We thee visited the Palate and Museum o
the I.ou•re, the mo' Importaet petit'
building to Paris. It would take velum
to dssorfbs Ibis vast palnoe and to contents
Th* louvre cantatas more statn&ry an
painters than say other are gallery In th
world. Enriched as It is by the prestos
artiste of all ages, the coote011 are fovalo
able, and the buildlrg alone cost $50,
000,000. The Plate do Carrousel, b• aro
tweeted tame by Napoleon 1. to the filer
of the Freeoh army, to forty Mehl fest hog
and sixty.tbree 1. et wide, and isorowoe
by four horses ; It le dwarfed by its for
room:hogs The monamest to Gimbel'&
Nola* the arch, le very lite. At the Kooles H
des0x Arto,lo0ndeei to 1648 for teaohi0
10 palating, Sculpture, engraving, gem out
flog, and •rohlbeotur., there are any pro
femora and 500 pupils. Theme.to the
shoran of Sl, ()emote des Pres. Tbir ie
the oldest 'March to Paris, and dates from
the tenth eentery. During the Recnlotino
tem elurch was used as • saltpetre m•.e
feelers. In th• choir obapel, to las right,
2. • manuresot to Jamie, Duke of Dooglae
The oho, 2. of $e, Sulploe 1. very Leve, has
Mme Bee painting., and the erten 2. ors of
the finest la Paris.
W. pass by ebe Observatory, and on to
the statue of M.rsb.l Ney, le mends on
the spot where the Marshal was shot, by
s,mwooe prenoeoo.d against him by then
Cbambee of Pee, 1815, for bawler Rene
ever to the first Napoleon, Instead of fight
lag him, after his soaps from Elbe. Our
next halt was .l the Gnh.11e., the state
establishment for rho manulaotore of taps*
p.
tele*. These ebofee prod u°tides aro for the
etolc,i,e use of the royal family for the
Nine being, are presented to foreign enacts,
anehe meadows, er persons of distinction
Some sal tn., larger tapestries enoopi.d
many year. In enn.eruotloe, and eat oyer
*10,000 2. malarial esti labor. All the
work* are copies el well know. pictures.
Out sett halt wee at the Pantheon. This
large and Imposing 'trotter.. whleb stands
es the highest groom! In Paris, south of
the Kees, has erdergene many cheeses, and
ie sew the burial place of the noted dead
ef !ranee. The latest sedition is the hely
MI Bruit Carnet, the late President of the
Primo Republic, who was ..ordered on the
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ere tad • Ilse Mateo of Reese•,. The
tdeli eb of St.. Ketones en Mont 'meths next
of labr.sr, Th. Interinr is nee of the
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harm ars attested by the SOMA/ nee /rot/Asap.
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1616. to Do used as • royal resident». At
the first Revolution it w., tranelormed Into
a outs prison, and et present re used as the
assembly ball of the Senate, The atrooture
le beautiful, sed the garden' with their fine
atetues are veru lotereseing- Ito art material
of astatine. and statuary are the works of
living artiste ; the works of dead artists are
removed to the Louvre. We must past along
and be satisfied with an interior view of the
library, the botanic wardens, and the mor
woo, but we stop te slew the Noire lame
Cathedral. Suffice to we that Its interior
and exterior are of the boast quality, with
Ile Immense sits (capacity, 20 000 people)
and lts huge bell weighing sixteen tone,
R -e nett view la turn the Hotel Dieu
(hospital) and the Tour Se, Jac.laee, the
tatter a floe moan Gothic tower. Tb°
church of SI, Jacques wee demolished, gad
the efts acquired by the nation to 1789.
The purchase and restoration of the 10wer
oost1250,000, Nut to the Piece du Chatelet.
Hen formerly stood.Ihe notorious prison of
the Chemist. The site la now 000upled by
the celebrated Fo.'ain. de la 1'iotoln,
deslgosd by Bolo, to commemorate the
first victories of the first N.peleoo. The
four principal sculptured figures are
Fidelity, Vigilante, Justice, and Power
The tiger' se the top of the column ia V. --
Wry distributing Morels.
Hers the bat was paged aroucd, and opt
guide Lid a adieu, and we were driven
along the Avenue de 1' Opera and oo to our
hotel,
A. SANDS,
(To Hr CONTINUCD.j
IN WOLFE CO.
Deed • kidney rill. featleme to Make Re-
saark•ble ( sires e1 Ms..iea. (a.re.
Y1. Joseph de Homme, slue., Deo. 2
(Special), Mademoiselle Eugenie (tube,
eery popular young lady of this place, hue
toren 111 for a long tome. Her trouble com
meoo.d some three years ago, and has
gradually grown worn, till she was very
much worn down with the ooset•01 pato
and weakness.
Her friends were very anxious, and every
thing that oonld b• tb.alht of was employ-
ed W brtog about her recovery; but 0ethu5
came of it till someone summated Rodd'.
Kidney 1'111•.
From the tiro{ two beim an Improv(•
meat was noticed, and when six boxes bad
been teed the young lady was as well as
over. She bad Men 0olbiog of her .I.1
trouble or pain left.
Dodd'• Kidney Pills are without c' 1114
Prowler tbemeelvee to te.ufferi0R wome,'s
best friend, as very many women have
t eetified,
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
METHOD/INT MADA/.IN■ ANI) Rt1'I,N FOR
Oct•c"n.a.-Tete maw's* t omplet a its
Baty -forth Volume with an admirable Dam
ter. It Includes copiously Illustrated ar
doles oo Booker T. Waselogton and hie
work, "The Doukhobor.' to Rues', sad Gan
•d.," "Child Wives and Child Widows In
India," and Sir E. Borne -loom and hie
work; &iso,"The Romano* of iba Setting.
Bank," and a number of Christmas stories,
prem. and pictures. Isabelle Hortoo'e
•trrrlog metal, "What Happened to Ted,"
Is continued. The aa0ouooemeot for 1902
Is • 'trona proor.m, and lodlo•tee a
marked advertise In this oldest Canadian
masa,ine, Among the more •trlklog
Matures are numerous Illustrated papers on
Canada and its reeoaro., Ito storied past,
sod romaotlo Inmberlog and fishing In
wrest', papers of aiventure, travel, social
etoo.omb-s, popular science, obaraoter
ekeeobee, misolonary adventure, Illustrated
papers on art and memo, and th• I lie, with
serial sod short .tortes by well-known
writers. November and December num-
bers ars given free to new subeerth.re.
Toronto • Wm. Brigg•. Meatreal: C. W.
Coat.., Halifax : 9 F queens. *2 00 a
year; $1.00 for .lx month..
8»RI HNIIi H POR (,1i RrTMAH,-The Christ-
mas cumber of soriboer's Magazine Is
eepeetally notable for ohm ming fiction and
novel and effective eft features. The old
fashloned Chrletmaa story does net prevail.
hob 10 It.. plate has cams the story of bright
and (Meseta' soelal phases, delicate senti-
ment, wit sod banter. The bestwork of
the beet writers is used 10 theee epeeist
eembors rather than Christmas tetra written
to order. Themes Nelson Page, who
knows the South tborouzhly, motors* in a
delightfully romantlo vrn the oharaot.rb-
tle. of "An Ind Vlrg(Na Sunday'' as It woe
kept In his boyhood. Arthur C. gels. t
Smith, author of t'The Meek and tbe Dan.
oonaihuies a lime story of Venloe,
the hero of which Is en Koallsh Earl and
the man who solves the plot le • .ardent.
The situation le moot original and the story
Is tali of wit and eharm of dielogoe. Ar.
eiseloall this Christmas number cantatas
many effective f„ttires. Maxfield Parrish,
W00 has • place of his own among artists
ae • designer In Doter, fartLhee the bsaetl-
(02 t'hristm•a cover and In addition the
frcatlepleoe (prated la came) and other
illustrations In black and white to &orom-
p•ay era et the stories. There are many
heaetlfol Iltn•traItnn• ie the norther,
1'11011ew*Serr t. eewee /Mm. As brae,
Tble dletreeelag enrnp,s,nr earl he per
fentiy en'ed by Inhaling ('a archness•, a
vegetable •.tseptlo tbal destroys the
term which sen.. the disease. Catarrh
none. is Inhaled at !he mouth from • one
Versant pocket Inhaler, and after pe'meet•
f.g the mlee'me air .elle, i• ..holed slowly
t.hre.ah the nostril. It stops the one/A,
makes hreathing regal.r, seri sredicates
the amerce so thoroughly treat the amnion
'hetet .tures. IMe't suffer from
asthma, nee Oatarrbeseme, 22 will speedily
Bare you. Large nota,, $1 00 Retail nee,
26 tents. itraggle% er by wall from Pol
sea R Co., Kingston, Det
Dtlr.ela i• this (Marsh Areh M.hn Mb„, Seefnrth Mr. Abe MnMerr.y has not D creased the handsome hriok residence le F:,,-
wss eagasead by se er pet, .. ie 1867. Nut ..eadv111e Irom Mr. 6'eweet, for *1,400,
All tufa
Farmers, Save
W. haws ompl.t. A..ortm.at ot-
AxesX cut Sawa.
k
Saw
Save
Curry Coalb., Cattle Cards, Horse Brushes, Stable Brooms, StAge ovepipe Wire, StoveSaw pipe ECow Ltu►sel, Weather Strip,ttle Ties, f1 Oil Cloth
Binding,
Nosey by Dealing With Us.
•;uaJ of sunD logs
-Don't Buy a Stove 1111 You See Ours. They Are the Best.
ALLAN
The Leading Hardware Men.
& McIVER
Phase 57. Honest Goad* at Honest Prices.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Clinton : Dr. Tbompeon has sold Isle
spleadtd driver to R McLean, who expects
to send It to South Alno•.
Ethel: Miss Jennie Howe, of Bru(s•I*,
hu bele engaged as teacher of the 2nd de-
partment of Ethel publte bobcat.
Heiman : Edmond Geiger has been
raged for 1902 by the trustees of S. S.
12, tray, am leaober, salary $.360.
Ester - Lewis. Zeroes, who reo.ntl
turned from the West, has again •coop
position with the Electric Light Co.
817th : Rec. A A. Walsh, an old Myth
•oo East Wawaaoeh boy, was reoeotly or.
dewed ea pa.tor of the Hopal.t church at
Camtridge, Maine. _..
Exeter: Wm. Misses- IW felly reoover-
.d from lila recent 111.w gad has /one to
Ingersoll, where be will resume a former
position as blacksmith.
A n,h&m : A new furnace has been
placed in SL- Paul's rectory, Wlogb•m. It
tornishee heat by bot air and also hot water,
end will cast about $375.
Stephen : ('has. flux, of Stephen, who has
been suffering from a sevens attack of ery-
strelaa, is slowly improving, but it will be
tome time before he fully recovers.
Ethel H F McAllister shipped & car of
dour to London last week and deLeered two
loads to Blyth and one to Seaforlh. Ile
aloe soot a oar of lire tarkeye eastward.
N'iogham: Mr. and Mrs. (Rev ) Lowe
were celled to London on Monday last
week, on account of the death of Mrs.
Lowe's mother, Mrs. Hamilton Banter.
Brussels : Brussehtee will heeled to know
bat the .deed is completed between .l D.
Ronald and the Comber Carriage Company.
of Ethel, whereby the latter take poesessioo
of the Ronald foundry.
Seatorth : Robert L Pete lee, wan a
couple of years ago, was m basing.. In sea.
forth for • time, committed suicide on
Thursday, 21st alt, by 'umplog from Rolle
Isle bridge, at Detroit.
Hraoaele : At the division court here Lir
MoN&,gbtoo, Medfeal Health Officer, is
g ulag the town for $73.00 for needloel et
Madame W Alex. Foresta mad lastly when
111 with typhoid fever.
Meter The town of Exeter le enjoying
• boom In the Luilding hoe, the like of
which it has not experienced to many yews:
a number of the new stlacturee se being
erected In the bottom' sectloo.
Constance : The death of Mrs. Jas. Stan-
ley, occurred on Saturday, Nov. 23rd, at
the age of sixty-one year.. Her death was
due to cancer, for which she underwent an
operation, but she could not recover.
Br t eets : A abort time ago Edward Gar-
vin, who recently beosme • resident ol
Itrnesel.r, had the mit/octopi to dislocate
the second Boger of be right bead while
se• sting in butchering bogs at W. Ellis'.
Exeter : A, Hurting.. who unfortunately
oughts arm 10 ly come week• ago, has
agate awum.l charge of hu barber shop,
and apuareotly m&ntpol.tee the keeo-alged
rarer and shears with the o'd-time swing
and graoe.
Brussels : N bile in the bu'h getting rut
wood, en Monday of lags week, .I. B. Stret
ton had the misfortune to break his leg
just above the ankle. la jumping from the
lead onto she ground his foot slipped with
the above renal'.
Morrie : N e are p;esoed to hear that oa,
former Wen, ll. Mooney, who N loosed
neer Wryburo, N. W. T., hu had ■ very
suocesafel year, having 3.200 bushels of
wheat and 1,500 bushel* ot oee on lata farm.
May this good lame tonneaus,
ea -
No,
operttloa for appendicitis which took
place on Nuyember 19, A large abscess
along with the dtee••ed •ppendtx made the
operation mon dangerous ; still the doctor'
have hopes of his re0oy.ry,
Seaforth : Word was r !feed her. last
week ot the death of Johp `t(, MoDouenll.
The sad sweat occurred a/ 84. � meldeaca to
Lan$doo. N,.rtb Dakota, on Friday last
Mr. McDougall bed been Ill wi `Mt typhoid
fever for about four weeks, Litt the home.
death was peritonitis. H•
woe about sixty years of age. Mr, Mc-
Dougall bad been a resident of S,afurth'. for
about twenty-five years. I1•oiel, the old'
y n d21'e emus* of his
ted •
Clinton : Mn. Millar, of th• Base i sae
when 1c' town recently met with an •ooideol
which will lay her up for a while : owl./ to
the dlpo.ty coodttlon of the sidewalk near
the town hall, one fell heavily, iCjnring the
muse'es of ler right arm ly.
Seaforth : Mn. f. H. Miller daughter of
Andrew Calder, left baso week for Brandon,
Manitoba, to join her husband, who has a
iced situation there. Mr. Miller was, for
several moire, the very efficient leader mid
ine'ruotor of the 33rd raglma:t bead.
(ileton : The farm belonging to the estate
ll
of the lateamas] Holmes, Heron road,
woe pet up by auction, and sold to J.
Holes, for $3,625. Mcleod Bros. bid u
rip to $3 600. Ths farm le well situated and
rood land, but requiem new building*,
8• &forth : Mrs. I). McGregor, of this
town, me'. with • very painful incident on
Friday, November 22nd. She slipped and
fell on the sidewalk neer Barba'. black-
emit!).hop, breaking her arm •t the wrist
in two please end recelvleg other injuries.
Bayfield : Aa F. A. Edward, wee Doming
from Brueefield one day re ently, his hone
became ill ted fell on the road when roar
Varna. The animal was gob to • ,table
and a veterinary leant for, who pronounced
Il paraiy.is, The born 1, still at Varna
sad not likely to r,eover.
Wroteter The Wrecat,r Star gives the
following example el I,ns•vtty . Mrs
Trine. Malloy, who lite• re.r town le
Howlett, recently oelehrel her 100th
Mrtbday, and le quite twelve with her An.
gars. Lately eh* carded and .poo •a A :0w
wheel, about 8 lb, of yarn.
Wingbum hew ton Mw
..agn, eon be•la
of Robb. Kennedy, lee dengeron.ly ill le
the general hospital, Monte* 1. alter y
WEALTL. SAPPINESS. AEALTQ,
I A person may have wealth and
Wisdom, yet feel most dejected be -
cans* of Anemia orgeneral debility.
Health and happiness are assured
by nein, "Climax" Iron Tonic Pills,
whish make new, rich blood, cleanse
the system and tone op the nerves.
Each box eontaine ten days' treat-
ment. Pries 25 cents, at all druR-
giete, or mailed on receipt of price.Address: The Dr, Hall Metiieine
Kingston, $inis, Ont.
soma le lust now reooverlog from the fever,
and the two younger broth. n are now laid
up with it. Thus there wars Mks of the
family sick with ft •t the same time.
Brussels: L K. Harvey, druggist, who
bought out the bashes. of 1). A. Deadman
laspa
t summer, has taken & milkier la tie per
eon of B. Hurctley, of Sr. Phomas, who will
bake charge of the Brussels cleric Mr
Harvey, rater pursuer a course 1. optic's at
Toronto, will enter tato partoetehip .216
his brother, E. (' Hovey, of St Thomas,
and will manage two branch stores located
rt Rodney and West Lore, Elite money,
rpt) m•kt•t lake former his
ho•dquarters.
}'YE never did advocate shopping away from
home when you could do as welt there as
anywhere. But there are things which, it
Stands to reason, one can buy better in a
centre like Toronto is, and one of these is
FINE RELIABLE FURS, because to get
the variety and to get the guaranteed qual-
ity you must go to the larger Inarket. We
are exclusive fur manufacturers. We snake
everything we 'sell, and we guarantee every-
thing we make. We shall be pleased to
welcome you to our showrooms -the largest
and best appointed in the Dominion -if you
are passing our way, but if that's not pos-
sible we'll be pleased to serve you through
our Mail Order Department and promise
you absolute satisfaction. You can have a
copy of our new 1901-2 Catalogue for the
asking. We are making a special feature of
waren fur .Jackets.
LADIES' ASTRACHAN JACKETS. -our spacial,. $25
l'ADIES' ASTRACHAN. COON AND WALLABY JACK-
ETS $25 2' $50
LADIES' ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS: P1aln 30 t" 40
LADIES' ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS -Trimmed 45 t.. 65
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO.
84 YONOE-ST. - ;TORONTO.
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Coats
at Great l aiietlons�t
on Regular Prl
8' cos.
$5.00 for $3.90
5.75 " 4.25
6.00 " 4.75
6.50 " 4.95
7.25 " 5.75
8.00 " 6.50
$ 8.75 for $ 6.95
9.00 " 7.25
10.00 " 8.00
11.00 " 8.75
12.00 " 9.50
14.00 " 11.00
13.50 " 10.75
These coats aro new this fall, and tailor made. Note
the reductions. Be sure you see them if you need a coat
this fall. They are great bargains. We are selling furs at
prices that defy competition for new goods at the quality.
J. H. Colborne,
'Phone 86.
aoderich,
OUR
CHRISTMAS PERFUMES
-mg NOVELTIES
are anow to hand, selected from all
tete hest dolueetic and foreign
makers throat believe we have - the o.t lino in
Huron County.
NEW ODORS. 44
PI!IK i'soNY, Wulrx HVlYga, Czaatva
I1jAKNATIONe, (�LAKINA V5l1, Etc., Eta
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OUR selection of Christmas Novelties
comprises many litter- See this apa.o
next week,
CALL AND INSP1cr,
WE HAVE
Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
"4 Chlorodyne
A new tough cure which will load them
all this year.
Dunt chtx)so W
without teeing
our..
C. 600DE, '• Chemists j . Prices
Wm. Sharman, jr.
BOOTSHOES, RUBBERS.
We have the larg e t stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBER GOODS ever shown in Gloderich.
It comprises goods of the following well-known makers :
J. & T. Bell, Walker -Parker Co , "Empress," The Victoria
Shoe Co., The Slater Shoe Co , The Williams Shoe Co- and
Wright & Co., of Rocla nd, Mass.
In Rubbers we can give either the Canadian Granby,
Berlin, or the Glove Goodyear Rubber, of New York.
D
- Wm. Sharman, Jr.
BIaI GOODS AT FAIR PRIORS,"
is our motto.
Square
and
Hard
Coal! Co
Jost Received
80 Tons
Massillon Ltimp Coal,
The beet Soft Cosi In he markt1 for
domestic Purposes, also s 1 cars of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING.
ALL GOAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SOALES.
Soaroi/y of oars le likely W t toes • coal
famine daring the next two moathle, would
therefore advise parobue of your Coal
new.
We are making a hit with our Hardware. it's
genuine quality that does it -the genuine excellence
of what we sell rather than low prices, which mean
lack of character. If you want the best you can de-
pend on what we sell. Look at these prices :
.tones Steel Snow Shovels
Gem Meat Choppers, No. 20
(1 (4 - ft (2 22
Steel Wire Door Mats
Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, per set
44 " 44
" plated
$ 30
1 40
1 50
1 00
85
Grand Rapids Carpet Sweeper ' 1 50
Economical Cobbler Sets, per set 60
4 -Ib. Even Balance Butter Scales ., • 50
Cold Blast Lanterns " 60
Greening Cow ('hains, from 1 Rc to 35
Trap Loaded Shells, 12 gauge (only a few left) 1
Axes rom, each 65c to 100
Axe Handles " 10e to 25
Happy Idea Buck Saws 40
X-('ut I Maple Leaf Racer, 5 1-2 ft.
Saws 1
" " Lance, t(
" a( Premier, el
Complete with handles.
N. D. ROUGYIE.
. 4
Wm. Campbell.
Oo.lerloh, hos, 13th 1901.
A Great Snap•.
Is our Mager Soap, at 5o. a
pound, of which we sell • barrel • week.
This isn't our only seep, as we Derry
sverything that oaa be found In en 00•
tle-date grocery store, sed one prices
are right. The farmers know that they
can alwayset from os a snap for their
products. We drew the line •1 me
Iegitlmaes trade -- everything goes :
(narrower* or potatoes, garden stuff or
oholosst able Chioa. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford block, (txlerloh,
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The .2 eve is cut into store wood
length and will be delivered to any
00 part of the town the same day .t
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Oambrisi street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Ooderioh. November glut, 1819. 5y_3tm
Before
uying
see our line
of-..•.. •• .
HETERS
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove folly
(luaranteed. . - .
GO PORK' D.
THE LATE
D.K.STRACHAN'S
MACIDNE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
UNDiCR NEW MANAGEMENT.
JAMES IL JOHNSTON,~
who had Dean with the late MR. (trete/VAR
for several years, serf Is thoroughly non -
Tenant with all Blares of work that have
heart done In the shop, wishes to announce
that he has taken charge of the establish
moot and will carry on the t oldness In
mach • manner as to retain the ooefidenee
and patronage heretofore extended W the
late owner, and will he pleased to have as
many new customers u wltl favor him
with their patronage. In addition to Ship
Work los Plow,. Ntrt WiverIng Wag
ont, hRifest Powers, .to he w111 noetlner
to do 0L( *RAI BLACg8MITHINO and
RIPAIR WORK of all Mode. MA
021261 TURNING, DRILLING PLAN
1NO, THREADING. and all kends of ma
chine work done on abort .etfne-
He hoe also added a first -elate BRAZING
PLANT, and all work In that line, Intlnding
Rloyrle revelries/ and brakes of all Mad t. even
be attended to on Mewl notion. Leese Mow
er. sharpened. Priebe w111 be found q ala
reeeoeable.
The late D, K..trash., Manhole aa4 Black-
smith Ahop. Viotora it. ('parlch.
To ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes mast 12. loft .1 this
(Mice not later than Saturday
neon. The Oopy for ohangee
malls he len not it ter ban Mon-
day wee. Oaaaal Advertisements
asMpMd Do to nee o Wednesday of
sue week.