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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
TaoduuAy, Dec. 5, 1901.
W. Acheson & Son
Fur Jackets,. Coats,
Collarettes, Muffs, Etc.
OUR Astrachan Lamb Ladies' Coats for this season are
V of exceptionally fine and silky skins. Placing our
order for thein last March we have secured a more than ordi-
nary first choice. We Kuarantee every Lamb Jacket in our
stock this season to give satisfaction, and all are cut in the
best style.
SPRCIAL ASTRACHAN LAMB
JACK EIN 27 and 30 ladle. long
at
O
361ooho" lo.g a1 25 00
ASTRACHAN LAMB CAPES,
extra Tong cad fall sweep, far -
mare' mein lined, at genial14.00
MOUNTAIN BEAR CAPs.S, fall
swap and farmer.' meta hoed . 6.75
4
MEN'S AUSTRALIAN GOON
COATS, every M:., 36 to 44, and
well make. and in appe•rmos •1 -
most equal to Canadian Coon, 13.00
special at
MEN'S W ALWBY FUR (OATS,
groat a moles and
[ver15.00 tO 17.00
MEN'S CALF COATS, made of
riot black skins end reaommead- M
at
w for meal war, i 9.00 to 23.00
warranted, from
INBPEOT/ON INVITED.
W. Acheson & Son.
AROUND TOWN
[Th. lollowleg home were lateaded far
last week, bee were orowd.d out owtag to
the arm.s,TSi-Jelltleal matter ]
Tate is OooD Niwe.-A deap.Iob frau
Sault Sea Marie Maths that on Friday D.
li. Ctergaa Dave out the Information that
the Algoma Central Steamship Company
would pet a two floe new pa.aerger and
freight steamers Namara 100 'Soo" and
Windsor next mama. Presum.bly thew
hostel will all at Uoderloh and other ports
on lake Huron, ars the Oseitrage did during
the past 'mason. Ood.rieh bas Dees baodl-
capped In the pat by inadequate steamship
ooaaootloa, sod it is gratlfyine to know
that bettor oonditloas will prevail In the
lot ore.
A Ca.py rants Ma CApio ala. -Ars 40.
atomism of the pabllo Ilbrary board on Fri-
day *wooing the gumption o1 seeking a grant
for the library from Andrew Carnegie, the
British Am.rloao multi millionaire, was
broagkt up- 1)bcuseloa 'bowed that
several of the members took • favorable
view of the proposal.., and the mammary
was latruoted to write and «oerialo epee
wham 000dttloo• the grant would be made.
A number of Csadlea owns have bwefit-
bed in this way from Mr. Carnegies
Ilberafity, and le is behoved that the con-
ditions soompanylag the grant will sot
plias any additional bards upon the
maolol pallty.
Hs ArraaciaTss Tet SIUOAL -W• woe
pleased lest week to hear from as old sub•
earthier la North Dakot., Wm. 8 ma,
tngt
er., of Neobe, Pema bImusty. ler. Sym -
inmtoo writes : "I wish to resew my sub-
scription to'1'H■ Stuxit. for another year.
I would not ilk• to b, without Tas SIu'AL;
ItttIO
It be always • welseme visitor on oar tab'e.
I •m pleased that your 'emollient perledicsl
still keeps abreast of the times Ie advocat-
ing 10s rights of humanity. W. are hails,
►ery fine weather ; no slemili.g ; the wheel -
tag is moralised The farmers are busy
hauling their grain to market. W• bays
five.Ievaton le Nimbi). The land hers Is
of ermlleet quality. Esoloted you will
please find one doll., to pay mid sob.erlp•
Moo."
?lin 1100.', AT Tut Pcsuc LttaAtr.-
Abont ono hundred sod fifty sew books
►eve hew .deed. Some !Marsala" titles
(sot fiction) ars : VaaDyk., F4►ermaa's
Look; Hills'. Great Books as Life Te&obo .;
Brownlee's Complete Works aad Corsa's
letreduotloo; Late['. Handbook to Teeny
sea; I W Flame. Elmer iol t y .ad the Camera;
Thempse.'s Uses of the Hunted; 1'homp-
ssa's IUo,r.pby of • Grizzly; Cbapman's
Ill.d and Odyssey; 1)et.., History of the
Pingo. Year; Familiar Trees (selored) ;
Abbott's eyeleprelle' of Natural History;
Fraob, German and Rash. We w Town
and Uonotey, three volumes ; Fay's Music
la Uamaay; Reeketro'e H4teey of Malo;
Weeders of Nature Deeerlb•d la Liters.
bn (9lsgleto.l; Thompson's 1has for Old
A. Ones I'raists of Today and ',fester -
day; Spittle'', Perspsetive Drawing; Nioh•
edam's Earth's Lite History; Fiske'. Des-
tiny of Man. Some fiotios titles are : Hel-
met of Smarm. Palace of the Klee, Oram•
stark, W bo time Thera! -Visits of t:hasbetb,
Tartartn,Cb•etry Priest of B ,With the
Riegulaton, Winsome Womanhood, said •
doss Henry book.. More titles next week.
A CA/ismer; FAcroay 8rnmit -A. MoD.
Allen bas a oanalag factory soheme o0
h ead and intends to My to have the iodize.
try established here. The proposal la for
• forge f&o1ery to caw all sorts of fruits,
vpetabl.., fish, fowl, meats, ate. The
company le being formed among some of
the wholesale people In the cities, with
from. Ravish ospitel also. The factory
would require a large amount of ve,.tables
sad other prodoots, and would maks 000-
ttseta 4110 farmers in the surrouwdisg
.exons for the growing of thews. It is
estimated the oonoern would require •boos
300 &ores of tomatoes annually, 600 or 700
sues of sweet corn sad, say, 1000 of penes,
hordes .11 the fruit •vellabi.. The factory
would employ • large number of hands,
meet of whom would ba for unskilled labor,
and would Man .dventags to the town on
that soon. me orlgl.ators of the scheme
will require It as • *audition thee wherever
they m.y I 'cata suRetsne apit.l be sub-
Mrlhed by the farmers in the vicinity to
u• irantee t`e :apply of produote, and Mr.
Allan sips he will have the stook bloke
nose hen lo • few d.y.. '1'00 adranee/e
of haying sooh • oaten ars suffimently
ebyioaa. Besides ederdlag empleytr.os
for many then would be • reedy merest
der ail the simple. pro -loot. of the nelreb-
beehoed, and wt see no reason why the
Mehemet etoaldo't be located hers If aoffiotent
letterset is 4 to moors • good sub
pilon et otpitat is tbfe neighborhood.
Th. summated oepttahutloo of the eons
pony 1. $100,000, bat toe promoters require
that only • pullets 01 this amount b. sob
Sari bed hue.
Filt•T NATCHEZ BA7IE-:. COLEYAR.-
Chiet Jostles F•Iooebrldn has sires
jodgmeat he tide cue. whiob was tried
recently at Ood.rioh. The •otlon woe to
reooter the am000t of • promissory note tor
$2,000 made by defendant In favor of the
Vidalia Lumber and Manufacturing Co.,
sad eodoreed by them to plaintiffs. Held,
that Ibe defendant had established his de-
face, whioh wee that he had agr..d to coo
tribute 35,000 towards bit share In • com-
pany whiob was to be boorporated under
the law of Louisiana, U.Y.A., $3,000 In
cash for stock for that amount, and $2.000
to be paid only out of 01s first probts. The
n em whiob represented the 12,000 wm not
to be negotiated. but notwithstanding sod
0001rary to the State law Iwo Mesmer. held
• meetlnm and resolved to and did transfer
all the •seen of the comvsoy to the plain-
tiffs, who thus beoame the boldus of Ibe
mote. whiob sat overdue at the time. As
for, however, u the effect of the meett.g of
director. Is ooaoened, it is not oeoeesary to
decide, as the Chief Justice 1, not settling
• tat of ooutrtbutorles nor trying en sotto
1a the eaters of • am. fa. Thom 4., bow -
e ver, oothieg 1s evidence o justify • bold -
los that the meeting was regularly aovaed
and toe proosediogs rarslar so as to bind
defead.st. Aotloo dismissed with poets.
Thirty days' stay. A. R. Ayl«werw, K.
C , and R. 8. Hays (Seafortb) ter plaintiff.
J. T Uarrow, K C. and J. L. Killoran
ISesfertbl her defadats.
DUATH or P. J. Moux.-Penni J.
Moran, men e1 1). Moran, of this town, died
at A11•ate, Georgia. on Ftid.y, Novemtet
15th. Coag«Na of the Tangs, combined
with beard failure, was the mese of death.
Mr. Mona was fifty two ware of age : he
was bore la Caned" and spent his youth is
Seafortis. He learned the printing trade in
Clinton and r.1 1868 became • resident of
Atlanta, where be had dace resided moth
solely. He started on The Atlanta Cowell
nation as • compositor ami worked his way
up by degreee, until ler the put this yams
be war the lea as editorial writer oo that
journal. and w m admit ed to he one of the
meet proll6o and brilliant writers of the
South He leaves • widow and six AIL
drop, the eldest of wbom, • son, was &ttsnd-
Ing the Uetver.lty of Georgia at rho time of
Ms father's death. The Cosetltulion says :
"Is Gm death of Pineal J Moran, the South
Imes owe of the most brilliant and versatile
lista, and T6• Ceastkutloa an editor -
1.1 writer whose plats w111 be exowedtaely
difficult to fill. Ht wag • man whose store
of general information was remarkable, and
whom grasp o1 ail 'objects was firm and se-
cure. His Ides. were animosity sane sod
Oa manner of wasting trenchant and coo -
Mooing/ la • rare degree. To each task, oo
matter of how small Importaoos. 6. brought
to bear • fond of knowledge whiob made
the finished editorial prodoo. complete •nd
IssLruoti,.. He was one of the most pro,
lifio of Southern writers. Th• amount of
work be did In a day and the diversity of
the "objects which he handled was sweetie
ing. Hut 'Mille be worked rapidly, he
never slurred his work. Foote arttale was
marled by on absolute regard for pure hoe -
belt."
A Ureic's'. COurgrtr,O.Y -On Tuesday
November the 19th, say. • deepaoh from
London, the auditorium In the Y M.0 A.
huddle, was packed to the doors with an
•ppreciativ. audience, &axions to witness
Gm piano competition for the Barron gold
modal sod the Heist:man scholarship of 150.
open to graduates of the London Gomorra
oryof Made. The three rompedtor•,Glua
Marsh, A.L.C.M„ of South London ; Miss
Isabel Molwewan, A.L.C.M., of I.aorier,
and Miss Irene Armstrong, of Locknow,
were all pupils of Mr. Barron, the principal
of the Cooserv&tory. Each competitor
played two numbers. Mr. Mesh dsysd
L,•zl's "Rbap.ndie Hongrolu, Nn. 6," and
the Ller.t•Rev. King "Rhepsodie Foogreim,
No 2." Wee McLennan gave artistto Io
mrpretatlea of the Maroh from "Tenn -
heaver" (W•gaer-Llsz1), and the "R golotto
Fantasia" (Verdi -Liszt). MIs. Armstrong
✓ endered the Li Et "Rhapsodic Honerot«,
No. 4," and Rubenstein's "Etude In O "
Th. jwdre., Rd. J. Gb.dfield, Mos N
Ore. , Woodsteek, I.to of LeipS g Comer
va.orium ; St. John Hyttear•uah, mode
director, Alma Indlse' College, and Thomas
Mltoheltnee, erganut of 80 John the Evan
g elid Cburob, h.1 • difficult teak, so well
m.tohod were the performers, and so obnlos
wars the different numbs* preeeotrd The
result, however, was that Mr. Marsh was
ot.nimowsly voted the 01 1.,, :bough the
msr.io between th• perlormeoes of Mr.
Mesh sed Mia M.Lae.a was a very
•
1
ier3MolEmuh5ion
FOR, C!ff B LDREN'S COUGHS
A bottle of Angier's'lPetrnleum Emulsion is sometime, worth its weight
In gold, especially wh&) the little one awakens you in the middle of the
flight with its harsh, crodpy cough, -That's the time when the supreme
Value of Angier'* }'etroleujq Emulsion is emphasized by its quick action
In relieving and effecting a cure. Read thio letter:
-
TONSTLITTB AND MO COUGH :-.Sfy /dolt ga,-1 has
been troubled fir tome time lit lnNrililir anomfnnird with
Ivry revert harking cotegh, ' g e.r(,rriall knoll"! at night.
If 'e rare her several bottles of a liver oil w'ithowt giving, her t
wry relief at a//, $Vt thew tried gvr's retro/twee Erulriow
and Tabletr and evert Agreeably tmfl rlm/st /ht pwi.k rerw't,
the first bottle tariog her aelwrar1 nth
R: N. NOW D. Terowlo, Owtario.
The shove letter la a sample of thmnand% de receive telling of great
benefits derived through the oae of Angier's Petroleum Emulsion.
All homers .ell ii Teo arm 00 et. .mI $I OA . hoot. . Re severe get ANGIER'S
'nue NAME AND ADDRESS on a rwital Ord will twin ren'e hoe r007 nt a vdn.hl.
booth., .Might, "Abner YeTweet e.4 I. ones • It tens how to emitter Ore te•ga,
a*4 Involve inures It give. gene Mere se to Diet sad Hygiene, sled 0401111.9 shorts ere
tgarnteA
ANGIER CEEMICAL COMPANY 11082014 MASS
•
marrow one It may be matloned here
that the os.tp.ttsloa had to be pusipooed
Drum Joao last ewmma to the 111404 504 d•s.b
of Miss Mul.eaaea'e souther, • urrcu ustaooe
which preyed • serloae baodioap to Ibe
clever yuuag lady.
Suu*a Berri. --lb may M Interesting o
the farming oommuolty generally to this
motion to km. the resin • sit the expert
meat. In the growing of sugar beet. In dila
treat localities to the Peovmoe that were
oonduuled dodos the past ammo soder
Unveromeot supervision. The table of
results .a a foliose
Yield per
Per mot. sore.
Sum.r'urlty, Tone. Lbs.
Al,in.tos.......15 19 86 1 21 876
Hell.. Il.16 7 88.8 16 i '12b "outwit, bot, muutuip.l sod county,
14 8 86 7 16 667 the day of lis Y.e lobar could Dave
16.7 88 7 14 1 665 bow done for 60,, and la some i00t nces leo
16 13 86 15 15 623 was ell 11 was worm. All bridges of 20
16 4 83 7 15 131 fist 1041 Over should be built by the twenty
lb 6 88 1 17 59 and a wood praotiosl den appointed to over.
15 6 86 7 19 b00 sec °bunt
Port Fen 16 6 89 3 15 156 "Cas el blood mare and her foal' by Dr.
P•thrborot 17.3 90 6 16 180 I H. J. Reed. K. good to her during 10.
be kept after sold It le •1 the buy, r'e risk. Exeter : Th• wile of James
Pr 109 has 0010 0• to do with warranty. blacksmith, promoted blas with •
To au.d trouble .Iter alv.eys put .0. 1.01 gritty girls on Friday, 15th ult.
to wrklog using your owe woods. Spook ng
generally anytha,g that interfere wu0
• hone'. u..lulnees or looks is au uu.ouod-
n e•e.
.1. N. McKw.1e •poke at St. Helms 00
"L.A. oo the (eras " 4'.rmtug today was
• business. Veutured to my not th ray
farmers la Asbbeld mull tell what they
mode stogy year. Net always the man that
works tbie hardest dose tee best, a, farmer.
are all toe jealous of mob other. Perhaps
we pay to muoh .x,. Not the ouuuolls
proba'11y but the sys7,.m is •I fault. Sta-
10te labor to • [rear leak In the farm, Mt,
MuKsbsls said that In hie sspetls001 i• the
CU:oto&
(:•soot•
Dunovlll•
Lindsay
London
Mount Forest
Walkerton ....1b 4 88 0 18 1,7C1
Whitby ... .. 15.8 891 22 83
Berlin 14 6 86 8 18 1,398
The Ooveremwe bulletins dssortblog the
experiments estimated the oost per aore of
• sugar bat orop, tip to t0• time they were
pp1&osd In pits In the fall, and not locludlug
haullog, at $26, lnolndlog mod, oulNvaao,
Ma. Under the sot paved by the Leglsla
t,.,i last sssa:on the farmer will be paid $4
• too for •11 beets delivered during the first
year In which the bounty will operate -
that' is, •t toe factories which 500.1.1 the
Uoveromeot bounty. Then is also • fur-
ther payment, donor the secood and third
pima of the bounty, of 33i mete per too
for every 1 per motof biob tb•
beste oeotela. to the first year, therefore,
the termer In the Cltatoo • otion would
receive 365 an &ore, and his profit would be,
on the Government eetimate of ooet, be -
tweet $35 and 140 in sore, I)ortog the
ee000d and third years he would receive an
additional 93 Beat per toe, wbleb would
Inorew bb Drente 000eider•bly.
A Scocassrt•L BAzua.-O•eof tee events
of the eaeeo was the beerier bell in the Old.
fellows' Hell under the climatical of the
Floreo01 NlgbtloDale Chapter of the
D. 0. E., oat Friday, November 22od. On
wooaa° of the lnolea at weather It was net
so well meths zsd as It would otherwise
bays been, However, the goodly number
that did woad were dellgbtod. Tbe attests
were met in the outer bell by two little
Ayes who ushered them Imo the assembly
hall, where the Idea of "The Empire" was
barmoniouely carried out In all the deoora
fleas Toe mese promlasnt feature of the
decorations was the table 90 wbiob ttte
fanny work was displayed. It extended
&arose one end of the 0.11 in the shape of •
V and was oovu.d with white cloths falling
to toe 6eor, the drop being festooned witb
streamere of red and blue, the oolon of
the order. The work was almost entirely
duos by the members of this otapter cod
was of • dtsttnotly artistic and practical
n ature. The lobi[ stood out against • back
ground oonsletln/ of an Immense Hag of the
Empire mid a 1:an•di.o b , draped to-
gether with three small Hsps un which were
tee oro.... of St. George, Se. Andrew and
St. Patrick. Oa the left bend was the
Dandy table, In deoorst,ou of which the
g I design was carried out ; and ors It
war & delicious array of bome-made candy
B olded this was duped • Canadian Hag,
sub three smeller one., those of the British
man ct war, the British rnerobantmsm and
the 1lritiab mall lion. Thio table was
moth patronized by the young men. The
massive pillars down the motes of the hall
were decorated with ,roup. of Hag., the
English, the Scottish, th. Irish, the Welsh,
cad them of the oolohles. t*- the right
hand side of the ball were dainty tables
presided over by members of the chapter In
pretty summer gowns, where refreshment.&
wer• served to the guests. !luring the
afternoon music was 'applied by friends of
the memoirs, whiob addict muob to the en
jot/meat of sIl. I. the evening, • Highland
piper delighted Soottl.h hearts wilt • selm-
ilea on the boa pipes. The bazaar olo.ed
*heat 8 30, &her which the soon, people
enjoyed tbemielve. for some tires. 00
Saturday •itere000 the few ortiolea left
were suoti000d off by Mr. MacVlar wad
some rare bargains were obtained. The
bazaar was 10 .very respect • glerinu.
, nonose, the oh&oter having oloared ovss $75
They tb•ok all tbe members of the Ahm.ok
chapter and the other trlend& who kindly
assisted them to their enterprise, and they
led .000ur.geil to put forth emitter
effort In order that when the Alexandra
Hospital is both the obildran's wari may a1
moo be furnished.-(. M
W. HURON FARMERS' INSTITUTE►
Mme et the a.hleele .lec.esed at the
Recent •Nll•ga
Below is • summary of the add
given at the recent mottoes of the We.'
Huron Farmers' Institute :-
Dr. A 0. Reid, of Uro-getown, o0
"Horse bros.-nog for profit," said in his re-
marks that he bad always heard Huron
oomet, spoken of as having good horses.
There was • time when anything would
sill, now quality was all that brought a
price. 10 breeding don't make violent
emeses. If you have a well bred mare breed
to ber line A dam with • ped erre has •
better chanoe of having good offspriog than
one equally ea rood wltbont pedigree. Io
selecting sire always look for nue that was
over-develooed where dam was deficient.
In speaking of the diatoms of the stomach
of an ex the Dr. •►•d If a are from sating
turnip top, clover. 110., became bloattit In
the.b.eooe of • veterinery don't hesitate
to make 011 opening with • knife to .flow
the gee to escape. Admintstsr • purgative
If Off Teed and mouth dry Is suffering from
Impaotlon of stomach gives dose nl alt.
and procure medical .sistaoc,. If choking
don't try t, push down with whip.tslk n,
fork handle, locate the obstacle and n ove it
up and down 14 visible, poor in little n I
very carefully or take pleas uI garden hoes
and try to posh down very gently If it
. 1111 stooks osll in a veterinary at 0401.
Prof .1. H. Red Guelph, cu "the es] u*a
tion of the hone," s.1d he did not believe in
the breaking of a hone any more than he
did In leavlrg • (Mild till he wm frown &n4
elpsotlog him o know earns M ashie brother
who had been trained or simated from
obildbood. Start the ednoatjon of ►he
h orse whoa a few days old, lead film, tie
him up, get the °nit acooetrm 4 to you and
you to him. W len a year or • year and •
half old get him 1000.'0.ned to harness at d
bridle, let him run in stall or paddock with
khans on. In speaking to him use as few
words as possible', only (.11 Alae what you
mean and expect him to do It. Teach hint
to go, back, atop, go steady, oto., before
hit -chine. Alw.ye hitob to •omelbteg
strong, handle gently, and when 000e
hitched keep at It, but rot too much at a
tlm..
Hw. J. T. Gamow, on what he Dolled
"Familiar law In oonneotli a with the sale nt
a I erne," said If a man aye he w111 give yon
1100 for your horse and will take him away
atxt week, your hone Is not so'd. Most
• yo money, logo 0001,104 or buys •rtlol.
delivered. Make it clear that If berm le ee
DON'T OfVE IN.
If have tried *ovine ,n.eallnrl
raetedlas and obtained no relief, don't
nay 1b•t there is no cure for rhmmatlsm.
Th. tremble la, ynn have not taken the
ricks taadioiw. What Dr. Rail's Shen.
media Care ha aecompluhed for thou*
MAI of @offerors It eon do for you. Mr
R. 0. Tapir, Charisrott*, Oat., aimed
weft\ r►wmaUsm in the heck amh.gn)
for fear years; five betties af Dr Hell'*
R1.,amathe Core emnpletely eared him
Hs has been free from pain ever mine*
As a blond purifier it has no equal
Thi pr.paratkwt M pot no In heaths
sonlaitrieg tan day. tre.tan.la1. Prim*
IND aim/a at all druggists or The Dr. Hall
Emilie Os, Kiespers, est
winter, though hitt mercies is gout, avoid
e xtra exertion Above all Gnome do not use
hors* treatment. 11 possible let mare and
foal run throe or four mouths la open pas-
tor*. After women, feed well ohupp.d
Dat. morning and sveulog and whole oats
at soon. Train to halter before weaning
Never let him koow what • wblp la for.
Prof. Reed mid • dew words on the tram
p.rt.tlon of road hones talo Canada The
oleos was Inferior, we dldo't want them.
The way to stop it oat to stop buying.
They are not probeable. Too lin ill.
Prof. Reed spoke on "Fotdmg horses."
He said that horses of mate weight do not
always eat the mase weight of hay. Home
for light work or driving du better on hay
twice • day and then only what w111 Olean
up In an hoar and • half Clean 001 manger
• fear meting. Doo t keep bay always be-
fore the bores. the digestive organs require
rest. About 1 lb. of hay to every 100 lbs.
of horn le generally ooneldered oorreot.
Prefer chopped oats. 11 working gory
bard would rather give four hods than the
gallons four in three
a r leads. Straw and oats
make good rations for Idle hone. Not good
to lewd an idle hone a big bed of main be
fon • bard day's work 1t you want to be
good to him wait till the day's work Is
done, though never feed • whole mal to •
very tired horse. As • rule, water when
the horn is thinly, though not test to
water heavy after big food of oats or Im
mediately before golug to work. Heaves
often mused by overloading the stomach,
especially if loo : is not oleo. Dress tile
Neth once • year. Give regular morels".
Den t Vernet About Tear Cease.
If they glee you pleasure and you hays
them as an &dornment don't apply I'ut
nam'• P•icle•s Coro and Wart F.:teaclor,
form tw.oty tour hours they would be
entirely removed and their beauty d..troy•
ed. Now this is known to nearly every
body, Iooludtug your drugglet; salt him II
tt Is not so.
"A bad orlanan
quarrels ::th his
tools."
A maker of • tricky
shoes, blames the Re-
tailer, for over pricing
them, at what they
look like.
Obserye the Makers'
responsible price on
"The Slater Shoe"
loafer Welk'
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It contains eight to twelve
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Rowell,
pair of
beumatism.
Is Uric Acid In the Wood.
Unhealthy kidneys are Jho
cause or the acid bel.
there. If the kidneys anted
.1 they should they would
strain the Uric Add out
of the system and rheuma-
tiem wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is • Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pine
bay. made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get .t
the rotas of those fearful
shooting pains and stiff,
aching joints. Then 1.
but oars sun way-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
■
JUST RECEIVED -do
a large assortment
of
Xmas
%J Perfumes..
The cheapest and beat ever
brought into Godertch. . .
vomer
Pure
Wood Alcohol
for burning in Spirit
Letups, Sc. . .
Agent for the celebrated
" Honest John " RUP-
TURE TRUSS.
F. JORDAN,
e
MEDICA:. HALL,
Chemist , and Druggist.
BEA R IN MIND THAT
to attend the Listowel Rusdnesi C&lsgs ter •
term. tit ndenr• m.r corer se ear time, atlas.
fora Bordner.. or a Shu -Mead Course. Regan
•aconable. Send for Journal. C. A. rum.
1St). Pre.; A. L. Mo1'TY RE. Pen.
Clothin
Store
R. B. tore S M cK I M' S d j"elan
Bloat
Our Shirt Factory
Again Running.
After a lot of trouble and lung delay we have succeeded in
getting another lot of our "McKiul's Special" White Shirts at two for
75c.- These shirty aro well made of good strong tine cotton, linen front
and cuff bands, open back, all sizes, 12} to 17. In buying these shirts
yon can tell exactly what you are getting, there is no starch or tilling
to deceive the eye or hand, they are just what they seem -equal to any
launderled shirt you can find at 75c., and you can have two for 75c, of
half price.
Men's and Boys' White Shirts 40c. or 2 for 75c.
illes's Wavy All• Wool Frust Bette, doable.
breasted. well wade, sad rood
$5.95
M.,'. Heavy (,bvtot Suia-the kind yea
would be willing to -pay 39 00 or 110 00
for, our prloe per suit.. ... $7.50
Ma's Overstate free 9960 re 910.00. sad
1141110 00 seam areae Swap as 2.5O
the one at .ap
Beaver Oysrooaa, laterite style at 36.00.
36 50, a8 50 and $10.00.
Boy.' Ov.roals 31 75 to $6 50.
Boys' Reefers from 33 00 to 34.00.
Idea's Ulster, 34,758.36 75,
Bargains is Millinery. Bargains is Mas Gods. llamas is WM9.
1'1cK IITS BUSY STORE
NO. 3, JORDAN BLOCK. -
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful -Tonic- and-Remedv for -WEAK and -IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD. Goderich, Ont.
FOR
fi
J. BROPIIEY & SON
- Tua LL101Nu -
wnera.\ D'vree<orx coati
Emoa\mera.
.Nen earefell,' .,lteaded to v all
hears, Milli or day.
Quebec cones.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls, Mince
Pies and Lady Fingers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are as good &a the boat madelin any
city in Cartago.
t;antelon leads the trade in
CAKES
I have put into stock a line of Ready made td
Clothing of first class manufacture, and
\st prices to snit the times. -
--~
O¢dered Clothing
tO still my epoela ty A good range of
clo't'hs to select from ; and worhssersbip
the best to be had.
If foil . an overcoat this fall call and
see me. A number of lengths of piece
goods to i . cleared out at ,,,,t.
H. DUNLOP,
West Street
The Art Souvenir
4„,
The Art Amherst
ti
NW
+.aaavr.0mw
In fancy desisting and ornament
ing and almond icing.
•
Give him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be &enured.
D. CANTELON,
WERT-8T.
Mckillop haul Fire Iwlrluoe Ca
FARM AND IY'LATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED,
Value of Property Iasuni up to Ja00ary,
1901 1►t,S41.,ra,N
(1rYIC0Ita AND DIRSCTntm.
J. R. MoLeae, pees. : T. Fraser, vloe•pt-ea ;
Jea Connolly, G. Data W. O. Broad foot. J.
Watt, Jas. Evens, J. U. Grieve, J. Hean•weta,
director"; W. (:. Hro&dfort, a .10,10. inepem-
or of losses ; T. E. HAYS. Beafo,th, monitory -
treasurer.
AntleTh,
J. W, Yee. Holmsevllle; Jamas Contmlag
Egmondvllle: R. McMillan, Beatortb;
Smith, Harlook.
Polloy-bolders own pay we,emmeats and get
their cord. recelpted at Mr. Cow'. Cld.toa, ee
.t Mclean Brom' Palmae Clothing More, God*
rioh
HELLO
9
THE OLD
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
l
T
Scr3iitoll Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
AU Coal weighed on the Market Simla,
wbere you get 700u Ibe. for • ton.
QPM. LEE.
Orden left st 1.33 b 5Z3PS,LBD'g
Store promptly •[tended to.
Wet Weather Shoes and Rubbers.
ala the best 0041 hes in. the
market. Bee the m veable
fire pot, sod grates. Leat
twice a, long as the stationary
ones, and no poker required
remove ashes. For sale only by
J. 11. Worsell,
The ohetp stove and furnace mar,
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Happy.
Thought
Ranges
have been made for modern
cooks and the careful housewife
who requires to use economy
and get the beat results. :
Sapp Thought lenges are not experiments. Theyhave been
tested' in 150,000 Canadian homes and bave been imitated by
store stove manufacturers than any other Range.
Buy a Happy Thought, you'll get Quality
that Means a Savin` if yon do.
:a.sf..enmel by
The Wm. Duch Stove Co., Livmited. Brantford
Wrltathis iaae
afsetarr. fee as etlaafr•ted 010111•1010111•010111•19191.9.p2
BOLD sT
Lilt & SHEPIiA ttD, Godelietii.
a"
or
as ohli
WE have what you want and what
y.0 need In our
King- !Shoes
Qualityg
r'
and=u ,rs"4a~t:,.r�,,,rrc�.»"
King. Rubbers
Quality
o. They are absolutely
the best made... .
Shoes are known for their Style, Fit, Comfort and Durability, an.I our Rubbers
thew Fit -and Shape. and being wade of PURI GU ll, will wear twice as long
ry rubbers.
• large a,00rt,nent of
Ladies' Leggins, Overstuckings, its
Wool Soles, Etc �ti,#bttFy7
These goo'le aro the very beat goods that money ran buy
Th,• STUB PROOF RUBBERS for men aro here at last, and we InylrE
1 01 0 I,''1. A, or, 1f 3'9U can't call 1.0 140 them, drop un a card for catalogue.
ST. GEORGE PRICE
f$OLa Ata FOR KiNO•QUAL1TY SHOES. rs1
CRAND MILLINERY SALE.
Having found my midsummer sale a success, I purpose having
another Rale, beginning
-- SATURDAY, NOV. 23rd.
Hamilton
8'reet
Felt Hats, from 2:Ic up.
Trimmed Hata, at half price.
Fancy Breasts, at a great reduction.
MISS CAMERON.
WANT STEP -LADDER ?Mlgmtzar:
Wi. F'1\"i, one away v.Itli each pound of Pure (`,ream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price:
Try a paclrage of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully elected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
,Now is the time to hay your Garden Seeds. We have a
full av%% rtment.
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STvRa - az CO.
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