The Signal, 1901-12-26, Page 4I;
4 TIMESDAT, Dec. 26, 1901.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOR ONTARIO
TUANKS!
WF. wish to return
thanks to our many
customers for their very
liberal patronage during
the , past year, wishing
you all a merry' Christ-
mas and a happy New
Year.
W. C. PRIDHAII
Men's Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter.
Vhf
/MIRY THURSDAY
IT tis. Meau.LOfw
tiODZRICH. THURSDAY. DEO.
SNAP SHOTS-
-The compliments of the ammo W all.
- The municipal candidate, are looming
op.
-This look. like the beginning of • good
old fashioned Canadian Winter.
-Utilizing the river for municipal power
would keep expensive coal suite out of
mutt.
-For apolitical "him been" the Hon. G.
E. Forms is doing gaits a lot of talking
these days.
- Sir ARTHr$ Biota, or SOME other
equally able gentleman is writing rather
clever *peaches for (!sows of Wale,.
-It this litigation doesn't stop noon one
of these days either the town will own the
elevator or the elevator will own the town.
-We bars'' heard anything bright at
breezy from the honorable KETHoLE Tay
Lott, for lo, tnea many moons. Why is this
than
-It is satfafactory to learn that at the
recent Mi ux;s demonstration to Toronto
the audienoe aWitist do any stamping while
the Postmaster -General was speaking
-Our old and esteemed fellow Canadian,
J. 1.. H BsaossoN, will now have an
opportunity of being moat beautifully
trammed to tho King's ladle in the Beau.
hermits :bye election ; He should know
enough to stay dead politically.
-This changing of "God Save the King"
to "Gott Save Our Lord the King" is a
humbug of humbugs, and will cause a good
many people 1W quit singing the so-called
National Anthem altogethet. It may have
leen good form W put on such flummery a
couple of hundred years ago when it was
looked upon as treason for a Scotchman to
sing 'Bonnie Prince Charlie," and for an
Irishman to lilt the "Wearin'ot the Green,"
but even in that day Roan's Silage didn't
fail to lampoon the thing when he wrote :
Who' will not sing ' God Save the King"
Shall hang as high as the 'steeple.
But while we sing, "God Save'the King"
We'll no' forget the people.
DUNGANNON.
Nonce - The 'local avow In Dungannon
for TIM BIONAL la at the orate of J. G. Ward.
J. P. ooeveyanoer, to.. who will reeeiva
order, for subeorlptlooa, advertising and lob
work. and le authorized to give receipts tor
amounts mild for the acme.
TUESDAY. Deo. 171h.
91.1a1.1.rot AT WHITICHUtlr'H.--Smallpox
1s mid to be rile a1 W bltseberch. W • have
e ek received full particulars of the matter,
hut our Information 1s that three or mon
oases of aha diems hew. developed. %Ve
trust that proautlon will be employed
to stamp out the disease.
Novas -Mrs. 1). McCormick, of Hamll
too, b visiting her Mende Mrs We
tweet tat have to record that Mn. R. Dur.
e ta (see Wilson) 1s very 111 The town•
ship atuoll of Weet Waw,nneh mat ye.b.r-
day. This was the last meeting of the
term. Nomination for Use ooenoil of 1902
w ill take plea' on Monday, December 30th
Fie partleulars of method madden see the
minute* of the matter.
Ar, -inners -D.alel Altos, of IAe.eyllle,
ogle day recently had the misfortune to meet
with • bad •ooideat. While engaged In
telling • lodged Ince, the tree 1.11 on him
tad broke rots shoulder blade la two plan.
Ur. Gordon, of Lsokoow, was called, and
atlendtd to the injuries. Mr. Alton's mazy
friends will be p'eased to know that he is as
well as can be expiated under the olrours
d andle last Satord•v ev.nlog while
In • friendly souffle watt Thomas Ryan. W.
Begley had his kosivo•p dislocated. Dr.
Bice wen Immdiately oalld and soon had
the bone r.plsod. Willie will need to be
more o•relul In the future.
(lrrom another correspondent.)
,Wm. McArthur her gone to Goderich,
where he has secured • position In the Doty
eugln' works.
Will Sickle was up from Toronto last
week, spending • few dava with hid brotten,
Harry end U. G.
James MoMeth was called home from
Clinton on Monday by the serious Illness of
his fathrr, Willlat. MoMatb.
H. J 11 okle and . neuter left oo Toes-
day
owday for Toronto and broke, where they
will visit relatives bettor returning to their
home is Gladstone, Mao.
Evangelista Fisk and Kir . , who .re Don -
du, -ting a series of speotal ser at Luc.•
sew, name down oa Wdnedaaftern000
and held • **retie to the Methodi chard)
here.
Among the list id *avow elul e audio at
the School of l'harm.ov ezamloaUoes
pears the Dame of Herbert W byard,
baying pawed with lint claw honors.
Shake : old fallow.
Max and Ebon. Wilson etrleed on Sator•
day night from Mooarjew, N.W.T , befog
called home by the Illness of their dieter,
Mrs Rohr.. Darn:o, and Mr. Dena n, who
W bees eat .t Memejew all summer` le
ensuesd this Naslag.
SUDDEN DEATHS -Th. death of Mrs.
Rods Hambl tee, of Luoktow, occurred oo
Friday morning, the 13 h lost , at the home
of Thos. Little, where the d..-oeed was
staying, having Dome from Luokoow with
her adopted daughter, Mu, Flossie !iambic
ton. The deosarei was a good Cheat's')
woman, a n,-fnber of the Methodist church,
and had made many friends. Sbe was ,red
arty•stz yarn sod was taken 111 only the
evenlnr belore ber dawn. The determent
was made oo Moodey at Drayton. The
seryme at I.00know was conductx11by Rev
T. K. McN•Ir and Rev. U. A Herds, of
Leoknow Mrs. Dago Hamlin suffered
• stroke of paralysis od Twitchy morning
and passed away about 5 o'clock in the
afterecoo. She laves eight children :
Alfred. of Daley, Dakota; ,lobo, of Virden,
Man.; Ieaao, of Swan River, Mao.; F. win
of Ripley ; P. F., of Port Albert ; .
Samuel Pentland, of Swan River ; Mn.
Sickle and Mrs. Sam. I'eatl•ad, el i)un
matinee. Deceased was seveoty•Iwo yearn
of age and was for many years • member of
I)nogaanoo Methodist obarob.
SoAII.I'U\ AT WHtTzrnrra it.--Wugh•m
Advance : The discovery of 1 ossa
of smallpox at Whlteoborob and in Fast
Wawanoeh has caused considerable excite
mese. Wild rumen are •flat: at one
elm' It was stated that there were from
fifteen te twenty oases. Oa *agony we
find that tee' outbreak 1s not early so bad
as reported, and as action has been taken
by the boards of health to the vlmnify, 1t is
hoped that the disease may not spread. It
appears to have been brought In by parties
from Mantsabe.
KERB Is A POINTER.
Have yon cold hands and feet,
shills, pains in the back? If so your
blood is impoverished and your oen-
etitution run down. "Climax" Iron
Tonio Pills will positively restore
perfect health. As a blood maker
and nerve strengthener they are
unequalled. Each box oontains
ten days' treatment. Prise 26
cents, at all dntagists, or mailed on
receipt of price. Address: The
Dr. Ball Medicine 0o., Hin jston,
Ont.
SkatesSkates!
• Skates
Immffmnt
No. 5 Acme Spring Skates,
all sizes; 40c.
No. 10 Acme Spring Skates,
nickel plated, $1.25
Royal Hockey, 1.00
Perfection Hockey, 1.25
Ladies' Daisy, 1.50
Perfect Hockey, 1.50
Majestic ' 2.25
Dominion " 2.25
Lightning " 3.50
.
MAMA
We have a full line of Hockey Pucks, Ankle Supporters,
Shin Guards, Hockey Sticks, `kato Straps, etc.
A lathers Calendar gives with every purchase.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
THE GASH HARDWARE STORE.
ACROSS THE ATL ANTIC.
No. 9.
Leaden, Augnst 17. -Left St Panora,
station of the Midland at 930 a se by the
Glasgow uprese, with three carriages en
the rear sad to be switched off •t Trent
JuouUoo for Ltverpool. W' pass en this
nuts Si. Albans, Lutes, the hh tori, town
et Bedford, Iwtoester. Derby, Matlock,
Rowdily. Hu&ioe, $tookport, Warrington,
and reach Llverposl at 4:35 r u lkrtWOOD
Loudon and Derby and Intermedtet• .la
11oas, rut pale through the moat beautllul
dbtrtos of arable laud 11 at 1 bar eeeeeseen,
with aquaria fields. well.trimmed hedge, fen
Noise, oe, every spot of broken land planted
with trees, and not • west of any toad to
he seen. the t.rm butldlogs •re o/adient,
tees dtstrtot to we'l watered, end tot a die
•aoe of upward. of one hood, ed miles
it is • psuoram• of tine taros end
beautiful laodsoat.s. What • contrast to
the &deka we passed through yeiterdsy !
For .bole thirty miles alter leaving Pule, di,.
the lend 1s almost wholly used for /townie j �•
fruit asd ssg.tables. The land is • limestone
formaltoa, good arable land and one so
badly oultivetd. But what war odd to us
WWI p.selae for mile after mile without see
lag • house or • femme, with the patches of
wbeatout and •wsy: then we would come
to • rural village of smell houses with the
grain ,tasks around, and • little courcb In
the osotre of the group, and • 1.111e station
oo the railway. Th. oozy fumes are along
the mato roads. They house their cable •t
Dight and herd them to abs daytime. This
system prevails for shoot 150 miles ; then
we pale through a district of obalk hills and
valleys sett) we reach the ooas1. From
Derby to atookport we paw tbrougb the
Peak Matelot of Derbyshire, with very tine
scenery of mouot%In and valley, • very
popular resort for picnickers. One thing
strange to us woe the chalk mills palled o0
this route.
Liverpool 1s not • eery antra, tive otty for
caudate. bot it Is a gnat bueloese oeotrs.
Its mummer) dooke, with the Tait •moue' of
ehippine from every clime, make the name
of Liverpool lumtliar the world Oaf I% It
has two very large .tattoos ailsoent to the
main street, the Central sod the Eoohoove.
Aad for heavy draft horses the brewers of
Liverpool take the buil over any 1 have
W ier dee D.
The public building, are /oodi the 5•.
George Hall large, and oo the square are
some fine monuments, ons to Wellington,
ems to Disraeli, and squeslrlao statues to
Yiotorla end Albert. The Walker art gal.
lease of palatines and statuary are evoellent
Institut-Iona. They contain • vety fine
oclleonoo of statuary to marble and bronze,
and • very large oollectto of gland o:l
paintings ; In feat, one of the most three•
give pictures at the Glasgow exblb,Uoo was
lent by the oorporattoo of Liverpool. 1
may hers state that all the Dtoturts u: the
art g•liery at the exhibition were loaned
from c.rpar•tloze and ,odividua's through-
out abs oouniry. The matures belonging to
Glasgow were left In the olty gallery. In
my wanderugs tbrougb the art galleries, I
have seen only one picture that repreo,at d
nature tratbtufly, and that was In the
Welker gallery at Liverpool. From there I
went to the olty ball and gallery of wax-
work. This is • very` good collection of
Ilfe-s'rs'disusere., to wax, of notable men
and women of the past and present. Those
figures /tve you a mooh clearer conception
what these tilted people looked like than
of the pictures of them that you see in
wrImtrtrtmttrtrrttrtimtmrrImrrtmmi
a
prl
An use 20th -left Liverpool at 4 35
limbered In Queenalon lisy at 8
A M. 111 be 21st ; took many passengers
and mooh egged, oo board, bol had to
wait lora mail train. Several -ram
boats came al tilde, mantel by womeo,
w ith various k de of merohaodue. Two
of these women were ramal kable, one
helm' a first, ala.s y dor, w.th any am'uot
of ready wit .sod bel. age She tied been
•tt.adlod to the wants qt ladles fur some
time. when someone sang'bp5, "This gentle-
man wants 'something." She replied, "I'll
•ttrud to the gentleman, I'll attend to the
g entlemen I Inv, the g,oI1eetteo, 1 love
the gentleman. 1 would not .Ivaos, gen
Woman for • dozen ladies at any tithe." So
the gentlemen tried to banter with hdv, tut
oh ! It ()sine from her 1,ke a ayalabohe
upon his devoted bead. He oovered eels
tea with bar hood,, and retired oompletele
000pluseod.
The other was a handsome young woman,
well dressed, modest In her demesoor, ani
beautiful In fo:m, feature and complexion.
A London gentleman that stood by me
says, ' I.nok at that girl, look •t her tea
tures and oomplexioo. She would easily
take the prize as Doeeo of Beauty st any
Jklety di IgaLoodoo.' 1 ,greet with
1 that tht... se of London were deficient
piper it wash the belles of
e mad steamer arrived
c to the ,hip, and all
hands carrying the mail bags
•board. The s r was ho.sted, the ,hip
turned round, and steamed slowly for
mate, until the mail was all aboard, then
the steamer was let loose, and we soon Int
sight of the beautiful Cove of Cork. Aad
that evening w, had our parting view of
the Green Isle.
Suodey, august 24th. -Today N-beerd
• good see sermon, by the Key. Wm. Pet
tenon, lately of Toronto, now of Philadel-
phia. He is • tali:nted, genial .on of the
Green IA's.
Acpoet 25.h -We passed Sandy Hook
thte morning and bad a good ylew of the
Shamrock and her consort, the F:rloWe
rot -yard the beautiful scenery ideas the
bay and tete /dimly landed et 11 A.vt My
trev'ening oompanlooe left for (:.Dade, but 1
stayed In the r l y. Next day I took train
'or the dock et West 22 s4 street and
oar fed a steamer tor Copy bland. This
is the people's popular watering place of
New York. I will not attempt to describe
it ; It would eek, volumes to do so. Suf-
fice It to say that the swarm here 1,
Immense ; there are four steam railway.,
two eleotrle railways, sod 1 lines of
d immers. Jointly they are capable of
transporting 150,000 persons to and from
the Island daily, Every variety of ,port is
to be found here, the high tower, the big
wheel, the switchback, the merry -go round,
the shooling•gallery, the dancing saloon,
tM bowleg saloon and every kind of fake to
win the dime. Evrry amusement 1s dupil
cared many times over, There are • nam•
her of hotels, great and small, and restau-
rants and mode to every quarter, but sea
bathing 1e to. meet popular •mnesmcni.
lint we see sone of the lour hundred .t thl.
o lene. 'They .r• well dreamed. reepee'et le
looking pimento. I returned br steamer to
the tidy.
Almost 30th. --As i had some by the
New York Central, 1 denidd to return by
the L.blgk Valle,. We took puwge by
the Black Diamond Klemm, which stop. et
thirty of the prinolpal stations ant of the
number of 145 we paws between .1 1;ety
and Buffalo. 1 left 23rd et rat weal b
steamer for Jersey (Pry. and the train left
a1 12 noon. This railway paging through e
stretch of easetry of great mineral wealth,
chiefly of ,eel end Iron, and for trendy of
mountain, Talley sod stream It im herd to
sere•... We arrived at Buffalo at 1025 ;
et 11:30 r.w. lett by the Chlo.ge Kepnee of
the Lehigh Valley, sad laid off .t Lando,
TINE ONLY ONE.
The maa who says that all pa-
tent .,admin.. an worthless is a
fool. For Dr. Hall', Rheumatic Cure
baa me equal. W. C. Switzer, Nar-
rowest* 0., suffered with sciatic
sheasneeers for tan years He tried
every knows remedy recommended
foe she caw of rheumatism without
obtaining relief Big bottles of Dr.
Hell's completely cured him. This
greet blood purifier is put up in
brittle& enetaining ton days' trent
meat. Prins C.0 rents ct nil drug
stores or The Dr. Hall Medicine
Oe , li niptoa, Out,
Begin the . . .
New Year ..
Well
1 u i i.a beide 'ha New
Y e.r bet er iheu Luytng
y ear wad •
BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER
►'hey ease Llex, Saye
heal b, and reeks housekeeping
• pleann.
Cutlery and Silverware
W• h.v, • large and well -assorted stook of Table and Pookel
Cutlery, Silverware, Ric ire and Scissors, that make
Useful New Year's Gifts.
E Cats aid See Orr Gaels. We Nisi be Messed te Rllro Tem Cold,
EE
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Skaters' Supplies
We ohm a large stock of Hoaksy Sk•tes„Aome Skates, Reek •
yy SUoks, lldookey Pecks, Stu Guards, Skate &reps and Skate
Waiteres.
ALLAN & McIYER, 1
The Loading hardware Firm. Hottost Goods at Honest Trice.
Phone 57.
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for a U.T.P., and got home safelyoa the
31.1,
Slime erriyln/ home many persons have
been eequlrlog ,boot the accommodation on
British railways, and as dome here a very
erroneous onocepttoo, I will try to expiate
bow I Nun t them. Oa ell long &stenos
trains that run between the pi loolpel cons.
of Eaglsnd and Sootland, from London to
Ab:rdeen, they have corridor oerrlegee,
with first and third-olu, dining oarrtaa.r,
sod sleepers on all eight treios. Then ts e
lavatory at each end of every carriage and a
guard van at a.rh end of every train. The
cotridnr is aloeg one lode, not along the
centre, as in the American carriages. Etob
apartment will seat et,ht, with a glsced
door on the outside, and • door on the
oorrtdor side. Now, • family or party
of companions can eooupe one of these
apartment*, and eat, driek and be merry,
and cot have 120 eyes gaziog opoo their
actions. Some Americans prtf.-r this style
to their own. There are no second lase
carriages now on British railways, Short
distance train, are the dime style es they
wen fifty year. ego, with apartments that
sat tea, with no aocommdaroa, but a
/Timed door on each' side The fint•clasa
are gorm nutty upholstered, the third class
not so grana, but vett' comfortable. These
B it'sh passenger trains have a very imi•
nifioant appearance, compared w11 h an
Ame:ic,n passenger tr.ta; but for speed,
comfort and safety to life and I.m',, I thiik.
they ere sapstrisr.
Yours_
u
4. Sns
MUNICIPAL COUNCI
„I.IG.h'i k.
('Al.l..eu, I)eo. 16lb,
('olborts. c< a .c.l met ,u the towabta. hall.
All the members were preeeat, and the mit.
stn of the last meeting were read and pase-
ed. Tho..at
Ge 01 appeared before Ile ems!'
ell with a complaint that hie property had
been damaged by water caused by a di'ch
belog dug on Beomiller Hill. Alex, Robert-
son moved. moonier, by Major Young, that
the Reeve, lids and Jewell be a oommttt.S
to loves t'gots the ¢atter Carried. Alfred
Dodd sad FNderlok Kur'sohiaikl wok 4d a
case of damages, the'r homes braking
through a culvert In Salttord. After hear
delimiter, of Uodertob, state their
WO the ooanril deo dad to investlget• the
matter. Moy•rd by M.j,r Young, second
ed by William Hill, that the nomination be
held at the township hall oo Monday, the
30:b foes., at 1 o'olock, e. e , and if • poll be
demanded an emotion w111 be held at the
usual polling Waage oo the following Moo
day. A very large number of a000uote
were pawed and will appear in the yearly
statement. E. W. Mi•Dorttoit, Clerk.
Oyster., alw•ye fresh, a1 the old reliable
oyster house, Victoria Restaurant, West-
er., in bulk or reeved all etyla, los cream,
frail, cooilotiooery, cigars, oto. C. Busk g•
STONE
THE I.ATE
D. K.STRACHAN'S
IIACIIINE_ AND BLACKS/1111 Mt
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
JAMES H. JOHNSTON,
who had been with the late Mis. 8Tnaitlaw
for several ya's. acd le thoroughly cosh
_ versant al h ail damson of work that bays
been dose a the .hop, .Imes te announce
that he has taken charge of toe s..,abllah_.,_svv,
-
"EDT sad wilt carry on the 1 ruiner le
ooh a manner as to retain the confidenceSee a r m a n , r.
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CIIRIS TJflASi
WE have just put Into stock a lot of fresh new
goods for Christmas trade.
A LARGE SHIPMENT :
HANDKERCHIEFS. 124 doses at the following prtoes : Ur. 4t, 5r, 81, lot,
12 •,
15; 18; 20; 25; 30o. Embroidered sad lave
edger. 1 he greats l value ever seen hen.
to sasbm,r' and till, LADIES' PARASOLC
MUFFLERS. from 2)r to $1 00, made
for l:hrletmas trade, from $1.00 J' $4 ',U.
surpassed le valise. Just the tbta. for • Christmas to no.
GENTS' UMBRELLAS. frames,somethingsaw, trontury runner ut $1.00 to 112.75'U`10°
FURS. C.p.tues-$6 50, 10 00, 15.00, 17 00, 27,00, 30.00. Ruffs ----From $2 W
Io 12.00. C
. Just 15 lett, the balance of our season'. Hook, wblob will be
LADIES' COATS
sold at prime to clear. Every ooze must be sold a1 wine
prloe.
Two fur bears Ids yet. Ooe 25.00, the other 28,00, which Is much lees auto real value.
A big bargain for some two persons.
Ws were la Toronto last woek sod @sound between $400 00 and $500.00 worth of goods
suitable for the s.asoo In general stook a1 away down prices, wblob are to be wild at
sway down prime.
J. H. Colborne
'Phone 86. Goderich.
Merry Christmas
Is Coming ! t The Happiest Time
of all the Year, . .
And Your Attention is called
to our stuck.
Perfumery--•
In the greatest variety and fluent
talus we have ever hail -10o to
6400.
Some in Leather Jewel. Hand
kerchief and Glove Cases. The
fiorst line of all -SEF. THEM.
Great values in Xmas Packages
at 25c to $1.00-Beautite at $1 50
to $2 00.
NEW BULK ODORS -
Pink Peooy (hen only), Czarina
Carnation., (,`rarity Violeta. White
Heather.
Lanese rafters peek la Norm
reams,.
A DAINTY PERFUME I8 1HE BEST
GIFT.
Wo Line ( W
You
Gifts for Smokers
A fitter line of Case Pipes -$1,00 to
1300.
Nice Xmas Package. of Cigars -
tisc to $2 00.
Cigar Cas... Cigarette Cases,
Smokers' Sets.
FINE TOILET BRUSHES IN EBONY,
eta, NICE MIRRORS.
GIFr PURSES, TOILET CASES,
and other lines.
NOTE:
For that stubborn coli the beet treatment
al a hoz of laxative-Bnomo-Qutnioe and a
bolts of our Ifehite Pine and Tar.
. C.600DE, m Chemist,
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Call and In-
spect.
e
and patronage heretofore evaded to the
1cteowoer, sod will be pleased to have as
mane new customers vers tell favor him
with their rat ronsge. lo addition to Ship
Work, Ice P.ows, Street Wering Wag-
ons'forse Powers. rte , he .111 roatuua-
todnH,NgRAL BLaCKBMITBI\pate
REPAIR WORK of all Mad,. MA•
('HII'g TURNING. DRILIINO, Pi.AN-
1NG, THREADING. and all kinds of ma-
ohioe work door, on short notice.
De bag alio added a trat•claea BRAZING
P .AST, and all work in that line, including
Bicycle repairing end brakewof all klad•. can
t be effendi(' to on ehort notion. lawn Mow-
er& sbarpened. Intoes will be found quite
rrasonable.
JAM11;8 H, JOHN+r0N
The lase D. K. Stracbana Machine tad Mack
smi h Shop, Victoria et,. Noderlch.
Vv
WE never did advocate shorting away from
home when you could do :: well there as
anywhere. But them are thi •s which, it
stands to reason, one can buy t 'tter in a
centro like Toronto is, ,.and one o these is
FINE RELIABLE FURS, because s get
the variety and to get the guaranteed al-
ity you must go to the larger market.
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 appointed in the 1)orninion-if you
are passing our way, but if that's not pos-
sible we'll ho pleased to servo you through
our Mail Order Department an(t promise
you absolute satisfaction. You can have a
copy of our n°w 1901-2 Catalogue for the
asking. Wo aro making a special feature of
warm fur Jackets.
LADIES' ASTRACHAN JACKETS. -Oar special,. $25
LADIES' ASTRACHAN. COON AND WALLABY JACK-
ETS... $25 to $50
LADIES' ELir.CTRIC SEAL JACKKTS.-Plain 30 t„ 40
LADIES' ELEATRIC SEAL JACKETS -Trimmed 45 to 65
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO.
84 YONGE-ST. - TORONTO.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MEOWS ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR!
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A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS.'
We have the large t stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBER GOODS ever shown in Goderich.
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 Rocland, 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!
.lust R-celvel
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The best Soft Coal In the market for
domestic turptew, alao several can of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING.
ALL COAL WEIGEED ON
THE MARKET SOALPS
Hoarolty of oars le lithely to one • cal
famine coring the next two month's, would
therefore •dvlse poroham of your (:oaf
DOW.
Wm. Campbell.
Goderloh, Nov. 13-h 1901.
A Great Snap
b our G1n.er Snap, at fia a
peand, of which we sell • barrel • week.
This i.a'e our only snap. u we cant'
everything thee an he found In an up.
b. -dam groom y store, and roar prima
are right. The farmers kenw that they
nen alwys get from se a map ter their
predate. Wo drew the Ile. 11 so
IeglNm•te trade - everything goal ;
(11 answer' n, petitio.., garden doff or
ohnloset table Chtna We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
itedford Meek. G.derleb.
1
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
BEATERS
RANGES....
'We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every 8tnve folly
Guarantee,,. . .
link SHRHARD.,
fODERICH.
Mill VVood
FOR SALE
The al ode is cot into stove wood
Inn=th and will he delivered to any
part of the town the same day ss
ordered.
Orden received by] telephone or
left at residences, 128 Ambria street,
will teoeive prompt attention.
'Phone 9R.
PETER McEWAN.
G„desiob, N.vsssbsr ,1st, 1800. 6e*3m