HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-12-19, Page 44 Ttlut.auat, Dec. 19, 1901.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
It Ought to be
Easy....
to select Christmas Presents
for leen, women and children
with this beautiful store -full
frotu which to choose.
This store has g - the repuNlloa of
fir , kreplaf the moat up•to date goods on the
mallow. sad our selection for this Cbrlstmse
time surp:.eses anytbluw e• have .ver
sh▪ own. 11.444 our h.1 el Lb. naoy go" 1 thing* we bene to sbuw you, then come •ted er
ermlae our stock. We don 1 press people te buy - feel free to examine our goods whether
you buy or out.
Ties, Collars :Cuffs. $Shirts, Handkerchiefs. Gloves.
Gauntlets. eiuspenders. Umbrellas. Cuff-Llnks, Nook
!Warta, Oardlgaa Jaoketfll, :Smoking Jackets. lists.
Beast%f f11 p,.... Our stook of ladles' sad men's Furs le very edeol. What
would meke a niter pnsmt for a lady than a aloe able
Mal, mit Osllarette, or electric ..al Jeoket, a good fur Cap or a pair of Gauutlete for
a mast a grey lamb Cap for the boy or girl'
that our Non is the hsidquertsn for rood ,a
reliable, ready -••wear
Don't Forget
olothlag. 1f von want a mane cots or eyerot, • boy's salt, teeter
sr overcoat, you wltl rusks no mistake by bowleg your winds supplied ben,
Prises Rfgflt
W_ C_
Batista( tion Guaranteed
rat Signal,
U rosusMZD
VKRY THURSDAY MORNING
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HODBR1011. THURSDAY. DBC. 19, 1901.
ABOU r APPLES.
THE Weekly Sun publishes some
"fruit statistics" which should be of interest
to orchardista in this county. It gives the
total number of apple trees in On'ario as
9,948,000 ; number over fifteen years, 6,-
518,000; number under fifteen yeah. 3,-
430,000. Inertness in four years, 751,000.
Huron oounty lead• in the number of trees
of fifteen years and over, with 351,}17;
Grey tomes next with 325,249, and North.
umberland is third with 321,732. The
oomtties that lead in number of trees under
fifteen years are : Northumberland. 240,360;
G rey. 182,048; Simco•, 189,114. In total
number of trees Northumberland oounty
leads,. with 562,000; Grey is second with
507,000, and Huron third with 490,000
Canada's exports of green apples in 1900
were 966,458 barrels, valued at 52,573.233,
and of dried apples 4,181,0381be , valued at
9210,892. The Sun's statistics seem tc indi-
cate that Huron is falling behind in the
planting of new orchards. The apple crop
has been a mune of eemaderabl. revenue
in this county in the put, but neg'ect of
the orchards sod failure to plant new stook
will quickly affect this profit-making branch
of the farmer's business.
MORE COMMEN rS ON THE ELEC-
TION.
LEC-
TION.
Toronto Globe.
Is would be much Metter for the beaten
party to West Huron to acknowledge itself
beaten, Instead of raising the hackneyed
tory ot bribery end a.rruptlon. One reason
Irby Mr. Darrow obi aimed so large • major-
ity was that the people wanted to entree"
their dl•appr•val of the furious attacks
mad. on him by the Tory stompers. Mr.
Garrew Is a man of somewhat sby and re-
served manners, but he 1e h1,81y esteemed
for kb ohar•eter and Witty, and the attack.
made his friends rally around him. Abase
dem not pay.
Toronto Star.
Bye elections are not as a rule mile Ind!
•.Noes of public sentiment, and In Huron
Otero was no doubt a good deal of looel sym•
petby for ler. ()arrow, who announced dor
tog tee campaign that this would be the last
eoo•slon o° whioh he would appal to the
electors for their support. Vet syntpatby
for Mr. (Jarrow, strong though It may bays
been, os. hardly .0500.1 for the large
majority whioh be secured. It would seem
to Indicate thee the 1;oversmeet was strong-
er than Its oppot.ente imarioed or that the
wares of the Cosservtiven bas not Mon
. cob u le Inspire public confidante.
Woodstock Sentinel Review
The eleotlon of the Hou. Mr. Carrow,
formerly Minister without portfolio In the
Rose Goveremeet, is • decided vlotory for
*be Ontario Government. Mr. Oarrow b •
moo of high character and floe ability. He
1e one of tee ablest lawyers 1n the Legis-
lature ; but be Is not • man who lovas te li•
Moe, or who betimes himself about the arts
thee many politicians aro supposed to use to
plow the electorate. iii. op000ente have
flafared themselves that Mr. Darrow was
n et "popular." They knew that as a legal
practitioner In • close oou ltnenoy, •red
Ohroogh the events of 1a cumeroue fierce
party Oro/glee, he had some dtffioulila
and dangers to aocteod •game le 8'. oath'.
palm that many osndidstas escape. On
the other hood they were flattering them
weal that to Major Beck they had lh•
. treageet standard bearer who could be pot
1e the field, • men who had been worktop
all the devices and arts of the merely Inoal
politician tor yearn to early the eat. Theo
et muse the Opposition wee flattering Itself
that the Roes Goverament bad lost gronod,
and thee this bye eleotlo° would prove It.
The result must be in unusually keen die.
appointment to Mr. W butney and 81s lotlow-
en. It 1. a grater victory than trieods of
the Goverameol expected. Some time
sine" many Liberals enteralaed doubts of
carrylog the seat , but the campaign darteg
the past two weeks showed that Mr. Rot
was .trooger with the people than ever
Wort, and return. from the riding during
the put few days predicted certain victory.
It wee • igaare test of public optnion In •
otos° and uncertain riding and enooees rests
with the Roes Government. The result is
• yiedlostfon of Mr. G w from the
aesaulta of his opponents, and • tribute to
him es the faithful repr.se°tative of te•
riding. But the ohlet slgot6ca°ce of the
return. Is lh• clear •vldeoc• that Mr. Roes
Is stronger in the country than the Liberals
have been for many year+. As West Huron
has gone so Goearls. will go. The ('ou. ery
. o1ve Opposition may rad the result of the
coming Provincial eleotlon In the result of
yesterday.
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Deo. 17.
Miss Cox, of Porter's Hill, was the guest
of Miss Tichborne •od returned home Fri-
day of last week.
P. K. Williams, from Petoskey, Mlch.,
is home for Christmas and daring hts stay
will see relatives and friends about here.
John Cramming and Robert Oke will spend
ohs winter in the forest of I. Edwsris.
user Benmiller, oatting dose the big
m•plen and other trees with their long
sows and axes foto cordwood for the Uod•
rloh merlon. As this bush was the scene of
great oboppisg fate by hdw•rds and
Carney last winter, 16 ie,expeated that John
and Robert will go into the record breaking
business' after the New Year,
Don't cheese your gut goods until you
have called on W. C. Gooug.
I RESIGN.
I aster think my oh.reater
W u spotless as the snow,
I tater Gook 'twos •fainters u
A hawthorn bash in blew,
But the stories they're trill°'
Yeti hardly could believe.
They say that I'm • horsethtef coos
Theilepteee up for rave.
Refers the -termination I
Was 61 to lad in prayer,
Bet slow that sad 000utoo
I'm frequent made aware
That 1 served a term in prises
From oourt of lest wtre
For bolting with the coppers from
A helpless dee man's eyes.
They nay that missing goods are oft
Upon my person found,
That neighbors look the henhouse when
They see me ooml°' 'round.
Tbae I yet was sober
An hoar In all my life,
And that I'm too familiar with
A moral° party's wife.
No I doodles to run for reeve,
I rather would be free,
A.obopplo' oordwood In the swamp
Is good snoofb for me.
The township will be loars and
The voters all will grieve
Us harming that I've shook the jou
And will not run for rave.
-The K han In The Donde' Banner.
A HEALTHY WOMAN.
Queen Victoria lived to a glori-
ous old age, but the very best Dare
was taken of her health. She nev-
er suffered from headache,indiges-
tion or dyspepsia, brought on in
meet cages by negligence M one
time or another. "Climax" Iron
Tonic Pills cure such complaints.
Each box contains ten days' treat-
ment. Pride 26 cents, at all drug-
gists, er mailed on receipt of price.
Address: The Dr. Hall Medioine
Oo., Kingston, Ont.
Skates ! Skates 1
Skates !
No. 5 Acme Spring Skates, E E
ell sizes,•40c.
No. 10 Acme Spring Skates,
1.25
nickel plated, $1.25
Royal Hockey, 1,00
Perfection lIockey
Ladles' Daisy,
Perfect 1.:)11
Iik
oc ey, 1.)(1
Majestic '
Dominion " 2.25
Lightning " :3.50
,yea
w uuu
We have a full line of Hockey Pucks, Ankle Supporters,
Shin Guards, llockey Sticks, Skate Straps, etc.
A Nathan Ceder gives with every porcine.
1
N. D. ROUGVIE
THE CASH HARDW&E STORE. '
$
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
Ne 8.
Auvust loth. Today we wen at liberty
W ramp at our owe free will, our oeoiraot
for golds and driver bevies{ expired. 1
.tatted for • •troll by myself, o otjeotive
petal talus the palace ted minnow of the
Louvre, where the beautiful In eaters is
portr.yed by the mint emtosot &rtl•ta with
brush and obteel. lis emu' there 1 bad to
oroes sod remoras R volt stre•t, .red in vies •
lug tine floe street 1 began to mu.0 sod ram•
pare it with some et the beautiful one•
sided streets 1 had pravlau•ly tele. Sev-
eral times t had visited the seolud.d roc -
dentist part of F fib avanur, New York,
and admired the stately maus1oos of mil.
boneless, wltb their (acute toward Get r.1
Perk, • park that nature and •rt Las com-
bined to make ve y leiuldul, but 1 am
loath to state that some of their stingy
owners have obsour•J tee view with high
tenors. The nut was Princes street, Ella•
burgh, with tie palate shop• on one side,
and tee ornamental grounds, Its hill aad
Oats on the other. and the Calton bill with
its monuments, the oracle Irowulog down
from the summit of an Who; voloano -
oature hat ecltpeed art la malice this doe
. treat beautiful. Thiels no secluded street ;
it Is the principal buslow street of the
capital. The next was Piccadilly street,
London. This handsome street extends
from Pioeadllly Circus to Hyde Park, and
is mostly a one sided .trot, with • soath-
e rn Need" towed Green Park. The park
is very level, ie well laid oat, and is shaded
and adotoed with various ltude of trees and
shrubbery. But the loungers that frequent
this park belong neither to the middle glass
nor to the upper ten. Now lot Riven. This
elegant seceded street, where you can walk
block alter block, the whole length of the
street. sheltered from sun or rale, every
bleak on this hoe street 1. built on the ams
Dian, thehulldtoge are flve.tories In height,
each the mot oounterpart of the others.
All keds of first-olase stores are located
here ; but you will aloe find "the oheapest
boo's under the son" on Lila street. On
the other side of the @crest there Is • double
row of trees, of one variety, du and shape,
and between them is the grate.* promen-
•de In Pari, Between this doe promenade
end the river ls looted the bsa0t tut Gar-
den of the Tuileries. This great street and
1M annex, St. Antoine, extend the whole
length of the city, to almost • straight Ione,
and out Into the oou0try at seal end. G°
this street or ao11so•nt thereto tee located
the principal Icons of the city ; It is the
heart, the mainspring, the business etreee
of Parts, just as Ludgate Hill, h!Mt street
end the Strand, extending from St. l'aud's
Cathedral to Westminster Abbey, Corm
the heart, the mainspring, the business
centre of Loudon.
Today it is • feat to the eyes, i1 not to
the ars, for me, and as 1 omitted on Item
or two In yesterday's notes 1 wilt inscribe
them now. The first ohurob that we visit•
ed yesterday sou the Madeleine, :vnd our
guide says : •'1 will bays to give you the
history of this ohoroh while we are outside,
as this Is Assumption Jay," • bank holiday
1n Franc, and worship Is held in .1l the
Roman Catholic churches today, aad they
.re the great historic churches of Paris.
This guide was floret sod full of humor, and
told tradttlooal stories that 1 knew by his
wink he did not believe !limey!! He bad
bean telling es about Jt. Denis. the first
bishop of rarte, anal how, when he was be-
headed at Montmartre, he picked up his
head and n.rrt.d 1t 1n his hands to St.
Denis, distant shout six or seven milt., and
then he etude with his bad to his hods
o t8 , day. "Now," he says, "If you don't
believe me, hurry on your sight-seeing and
I'll lake you to St. Deal. and you can see
for yooreelves.'' We were all unbelieving
and consented to go In the •Iter0000. We
were now about W enter the church, and he
says . "{Vb.'s you weer the ohurob take
your hat In yoar band, keep your eyes open
and your mouth shut and follow me." The
worshtop.rs were In groups, some kneeling,
some 'banding, but they paid no •Wootton to
ue. I wonder what our Protestant wog
shippers no Canada would thick to see a
petty of fifty men and women, all foreign -
en, parading through tier obaroh during
public worship. This church ie next to
Notre 1)sme In fem.. 1ts foundation was
told by Louis \V., In 1764, the building
of the church wee begun fo 177'7, and it was
not oomoleted until 1842, 'l'be foundation
was oommenoed very large and reduced by
steps to the desired size at twenty-three
feet la height from the ground. Above
tble the ohurob proper I. built. The Made-
leine In shape resembles a Boge baro, with a
yusrt•r p toh roof, without spire or any
other ornament above the root ; 1a Moven
'Inas are 354 Net Ions, 141 feet wide and
100 feet high, and like the book of Eoglaed,
It has not • window In Ito walls. It Ie well
lighted from the roof. The overnice rests
upon a double row of beautiful Corintblan
column., eighteen on a gide, eixteeaon the
portion and eight on the north end. and In
the elehes of the colonnade are tbirty.four
statues of saints. The tympanum, 126 feet
in length, is ornamented with a relief con•
trepleos twenty three feet high representing
Christ as Jude" of the world. Th• figure of
nus Saylor 1e seventeen feet hieh,on ole rode
ni whioh I.rstirwnted the Anoel of Salvation.
end on the steer the Angel of Justice., and
the damned, with Mary Magdalene In
the attitude of petitioning mercy for the
unrighteous. .'. Bight of twenty-eight steps
lands you ea the portion. 'Thine steps are
about 150 feet long, and • pair of bronze
doors 341 feat 10 height and Osteo, feet to
breadth, with relief Illuetratiooe of the ten
commandment., open into the speoious Audi.
torlum, of whioh the wells and floor are of
polished marble On each side, at frequent
intervals, an marble group., representing
tech Inrldeate a. Marriage of the Virelo,
Baptism of Chrl.t, eto., statues of the
twelve 'poetise, and about twenty statues
of noted men. '181. 1e but a mote of the
ornamentation of We great church. Na.
poison I. Intended to erect 1t as • temple
to v lotory, but did not live to sea It nom -
plated. in the final ■frugal• ot the Com
mane some heodreds of them took .a0otu
eery to tbhs ohoroh, but they were all put to
death on the epee.
A drive of foot and a hall mllea outside
the walls twinge as to St. Dmf., Here we
withers. the affect of evolution and revotn
ton. A chapel was built hers In 275. A. 1).
As the cemeteries rolled on It became a
,hnroh, and now It 1s s grand o.thedral,
with the image of Sr i)rnu ■tendfna
y the door holding Ls hoed in his
hanM. The loaner i. gorg.'u.ly 6eehvd
in the highest style of art, and 11 14 the
burial place of many of the kings of Fran^n
During the Re,olullon, in 1793, moot of the
tombs were dworated stud their o001.n
destroyed by galc►hnte.
The Nellie is ■tanned by twenty-two
modern bridges within t8e walls of Paris,
soolaetve of railway hrldees. They are
meetly built o1 stone, • few ere of Iron, and
soma of them •re yery ornamental. The
streets are uniform ; all the b°lidiigs on a
"treee are nearly slwaye the same heleht,
lour, five and Dir, and a few are "even
stories. Then are no sky.eerapere here
barring the K.ffel rower, which I may say 1.
• very els.aas cen.treotloe. The fares for
the a.oeet are : from the ground to the flat
plat form, 20 omits ; be the wooed platform,
376 feet high, 40 cents. The third and last
DOCTORS AT SEA.
May a matt has to abandon his
dealt beacon of neuralgia. The tor -
titre sometimes is alm"at unbear-
able. E. C. Dean, city editor of the
Daily British Whig, Kingston, Ont.,
metered with ne»vlagia in the head
for twelve teesths. Six physician.
failed to relieve him, but three
bottles of Dr. Hall's Rheumatic
Cure complebely cured him. Thum
greet blood purifier is put np in
bottles contenting tea days' treat
meat. Price 90 rens at ell drug
stores or Tie Dr. Hall Modicum
a., i<f d iena. sty
WttftfttItt1t11”1”1”111??????TtIttIfilltrrni
EE
SANTA CLAUS
pronounces
Bissell's
Carpet
Sweepers
the very best Xmas
Presents. They save
labor, save carpets,
save health and make
housekeeping a pleas-
ure.
.f.•ima_.we.l.eewa_.
11101,11.
Carving Bete
(;.me Carver.
Bon Roo Dishes
Butter Dishes
Butter Knive.
Sugar Shells
Napkin Rings
1 he Largest
Stock in
Huron County
of Table and
Pocket Cutlery.
1
Ladies' Hockey
Skates
Ladies Spring
Skates
kbas's and Boye'
'Skates
Boys' Hockey
Sticks
Men'. Hockey
Sticks
Sate Strops
Skate Fixtures
What maker a more useful present for your husband than ..
good reliab'e
Razor or Shaving Set?
We have the best.
Air Guns and Rifles.
r
?1 111 1u 111 1 1 u UlUl 1 u1 C
We have some of the very Lent lines of Air Oulu and 22 calibre
Riles. They are good presents fur the boys.
Alla ME111101101•1110•011.11
Our Space is too Small
to tell you everything we hav• that will make useful Xmas
Present.,, but we invite you all to come and see our stock. It
will be a pleasure to us to show you our goods, whether you buy
or not, •
Give Us a Call. # We Will Treat You Right.
ALLANk....MCI VER,
The I.eadliee, llar.doAre Firtu
Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
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platform ie 863 tat 81,8 ; fare, 80 cents
Sundays and fetes, one hall of these fares.
Total height, 985 fest. We did not visit
the catacombs nor the sewers. and of tbey
have Blume we did not see them.
We had elven notice to hay. Cook's 'bus
In walling at 3 r. sr. It was on time and
we lett the *,are du Nord at 3:25 a to by
express for Boulogne, made one stop at the
olty of Amiens, had a good view of this
historic olty and then rushed ala to Bou-
logne, where we arrived to daylight. The
boat was reedy to oil for Folkestone, and
in two hours we were •gala on British oil,
Io London at 12 mtimgbt, and snug in
the Norfolk hotel at 1 a to We had ago
so 15008 in eo abort a time that a seems to
me like .wakeoibg out o1 a pleasant dream
after radlog one 01 the wonderful stories
In the Arabian Night...
A. `AND,
TO I:1 004TI91'ED ]
Read 0001111.4 ad. in another oolmmc-It'.
good Christmas sewn.
Come to the spinsters' conventler, and see
the old melds transformed roto beautiful
young maidens before your own eye., at the
(rand Open House early to January,
THE LATE
D. K.STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
UNDER NI''W MANAGEMENT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
who had been with the late Mx. Ilrxucif tea
Inc several yea's, and is thorousbly con
versant wl.h all clay coot work th.t have
teen done in the .hop, wishes to anomie, e
?hat he ha taken charge of the establish
mat and will carry on the t uetnes. In
■ooh • roamer as to retial• the. wedence
and patronage heretofore ex ended to the
late owner, and will be pleased to levees
many new customers as will favor him
with their 1 • mtge. In addition to Snip
Work, Ice l,ow,, street Waier.•g Wag-
ons. Hor... Powers. etc he will contlnue-
to do GKNgRAI. HLACH8MITIIISG and
Itgi'AIIt WORK of all kind,. MA
t'HINK TI ItNI'cO. GRILLING. PLAN
11.10, THREADING. and .II kinds of ma
chine work done on elm. . notice.
Ile has also .41.1 • first -also HRAZING
I'I.ANT, and all work It that Iloe, including
Bicycle repairing and Loafed of all kind.• can
be attended to on short notice. Lawn Mow•
ere sharpened. Prices w111 be found quite
1 reasonable.
JAMKS H. JOHN'ITON,
The late!). K. letraoban'. Machine and Black
smith Shop, Victoria at.. tOoderloh.
RELIABLE
FURS_-
E
never did advocate shopping aviay from
home when you could do as well 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 market, We
are exclusive fur manufacturers. We make
everything we sell, and we guarantee every-
thing we make. We shall be pleased to
welcome you to our showrooms -the largest
and best alipointed 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
warm fur Jackets.
LA )1ES' ASTRACHAN JACK ETA. -Our special.. $25
LADIF9' ASTRACHAN, COON AND WAi.f.ABY JACK -
RTS... $25 t" $50
LADIES' ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETA.-Plain 30 h. 40
LADIES' RLiD(TRiC SKAI. JACKETS -Trimmed 45 t" 65
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO.
84 YONGE-ST. - TORONTO.
CHRISTMAS
WE have just put into 'stock a lot of fresh new
goods for Christmas trade.
A LARGE SHIPMENT :
HANDKERCHIEFS -124 dorm et the ieHewleg proles: ho, 4t, bo, 8u, lou,
12 •, 15,, 18:, 20,. ?5a, 30s. Embroidered aad law
sign. 76sgtee5.t value •ver seen here.
MUFF=LERS. 10 °"hm°"'°"'1e LADIES' PARASOLS. mad,
Iron 2 t, to 91 00, u0 for (Inseams trade, Irom 111,00 94 60.
surpassed la value. Just the thief lot • Cbratmas t° a1.
GENTS' UME3RL'LLAS. tramhee,somstblsg .wr,Imr m 9100 10 9'2 7s otion
FURS. lap..lo..--9660, 10.00, 15.00, 17 00, 27.00, 30.00. htahh-From 92.00
to l' 00.
Just 15 left, the Delano* our..esuss stook, whioh will be
LADIES' COATS.
sold .t pilose to °lar. Every one muss be sold at same
price.
Two for coatis left y.0. Ooe 25.00, the other 28.00, whioh b muob lees than real velar.
A bis bergato for some two persons.
W• wori%'Toronto last week and 'soured Letween 11400 00 and 9800 00 worth of goods
suitable for the lemma to general stook at away down pees, wblob are so w sold at
sway down prim.
J. H. Colborne,
'Phone $6. Ooderich.
Merry Christmas
Is Coming ! • The Happiest Time
of all the Year, . .
And Your Attention is called W oar stuck.
Perfumery-.
In the greatest variety and finest
values we have ever haul -10c to
94 00.
Some III :,•tier Jewel, Hartel
kerchief and (aura Cases. The
tire et hoe of all -SEE THEM.
Great values in Xmas Packages
at 25c to $1 00 -Beauties at 9L50
to 92 00.
NEW BULK ODOttB-
Pink Peony (here only), Cnsrina
Carnations, Czarina Violet., White
Heather.
Wiest Perfume genet 9a llama
Venally.
A DAINTY PERFUME 1S 1HE BEST
GIFT.
15'e Invite
You
Gifts for Smokers
A fine line of Case Pipe. -$1,00 to
9300.
Nice Xmas Packages of Cigar.-
$5oto9200.
Cigar Caw, Cigarette Case.,
Smokers' Sets
FINE TOILET BRUSHES IN EBONY,
etc., NICE MIRRORS.
GIFT PURSES, TOILET CASES,
and other lines.
NOTE:
For that stubborn colli the bat treatment
sea box a Lax•tive•Bromo Quinine and •
bottled our White Pine and Tar.
o
W. C. GOODE, • Chemist, I10.1:;:c1112
B E D P'ORD BLOCS.
Wm. Sharman, jr.
BOOTS,,SHOES, RUBBERS.
We have the large t stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBER GOODS ever shown in Ooderich.
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
E. T. Wright & Co , of Rocla nd, Mass.
In Rubbers we can give either the Canadian Granby,
Berlin, or the Glove Goodyear Rubber, of New York.
Wm. Sharman, jr.
"GOOD RELIABLE GOODS AT FAIR PRICES,"
is our motto.
Coal! Coal!
Just Received
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The beet Solt ('oal le the market for
domestic purposes, also invent oars of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING.
ALL COAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SOALES.
' Sosroity of oars is likely a , Luse . coal
famine daring the next two monthis, would
therefore advise purchase of your (teal
005.
Wm. Campbell.
G•dericb, Nov. 13:8 1901.
A Great Snap
le our Meyer Seep. at fie. •
pooed, o1 whioh we soli a barrel • week.
Tile Isn't our only •nap, as ere natty
everything that an be lotted to an •t,
• to dote grocery store, and ear prlees
are right. The farmer. Irony that they
ora always get (rest a • snap for their
predose. W• drew the line all se
legitimate trade - everything goes :
Olamwars or potatoes, garden staff er
ekelmet able _Chino. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & 00.,
Redford bleak, 0whwlob.
1
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 fully
(;uarati to sol.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The al ove ig cut Into stove wood
tan.th awl will tett ttelivervtd to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
()Mery received by telephone or
left at r'tddenon, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Gudsrhah, November 21st, 1819. 634a