The Signal, 1902-1-16, Page 4r
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4 ITtevasoar, Jen. 16, 1302.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
r,1 20
Discount
Sale
Of Iles s, Youths' rill M's' Clotiiit.
For seven days, from Saturday, January loth, to Saturday,
the 25th, we will offer our entire stock of Clothing at twenty
per cent. discount.
This le • genutee clearing sale ot every grticle of °loth's, le the store. Mens
Overcoat*, Boys' Overo•ta en
and Reefers, M's. Youths and Boy.' Sults, Meo s
odd Puts, odd %sets and odd Coats, at 20 per met discount. and some 11mes
mush lower. 20 per out. means a bit saves for you, and shrewd buyers are
sere 1. take advaaLage of this ufer.
1f you buy •
full wertb
$14 00 you
12.00
10 00 "
8.00 "
Oyeroo&$ worth
12.00
10.00
6,50
600
41
41
60
get G. ;t10
66 It
for $11 20
;960
" 800
6.40
1.
Se
61
16
Boys' 45 00 Sults
4.00 •'
" 300 '•
" 3.50 "
fur $4 00
320
" 240
•• 280
Boys' Orsrotata worth $6 00 for $3.50
9 60
8 00 0.r C'lotb,og Is all marked 1n plain figures
5 20 and you Dan see that you ret 20 per out.
4 00 off every time.
Cease and see the bassinet we are roving. We will make It worth your while to
My sow. W. mutt clear mut oar present mud' to make mem for spring purchases
W.
C. PRIDHAZ1.
Term. Cash. Perfect Fusing Clothing Hasse.
ght $i guuI,
rs run• ••I
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY fee f.eSL IAOUS T
YODSRIOH. THURSDAY. JAN. 111. 11126
THE BOER WAR.
SOME tyo years and a half ago,
when the Boer war war under discussion, a
number of our esteemed contemporaries lock
the grouud that such • war would speedily
close, as Briaiu would be able W land so
many men and such quantities o! war muni.
tions that the Boers would he unable to
withstand the assault. Even Kuuaw who
has now got down to sober second thosght,
was of the opinion that "forty thousand
borne and foot going to Table Ray," would
be able to settle matter. them in quick time
and acoording to the rubs of service.
The defeat of the British Army at
Coleus* and Dundee (heralded at the tune
as Bridals victories) and the locking -up of
Bir Gamma W'UITR and his army in Lady
smith compelled the public to believe that
the war in South Africa was not a "game of
bear and skittles"; and theeubsequentdefeat
of General BULLAR on the Tugela brought
that thought farther home
When, afterwards, owing to -tau British
oncoses at Pasrdeburg, the resistance against
Bettis was reduced, and he was enabled
to give relief to Ladysmith. the sounds of
jubilation went around the world's belt. a
many believed that the c of the war was
in might- Later, when general election ;n
Britain was ear, and after Pretoria had been
captured, the party in power knew that a
public declaration that the'war was ended
would be well received by the electors, and
General lton.wrs was induced to return to
England to proclaim that the (war was
ended, he having left General Kor'HcvuR
behind him to close up the loose eras.
incidentally political and military honors
and • gift from the nation amounting W
half • million was his portion on that oc
°salon.
✓ he Candi•tu who had gone oyer to
°doss out the war in a few months returned
at the end of twelve months and they led
us to believe that the end wag in sight.
PaARDgBI&O had done the busmen. and
the capture of Pretoria hal put chs lob
beyond a peradventure, so we were gist*
understand.
Today, after two and a halt Yin bT ei.
tinuous military operation, the British find
them.elyee compelled to have over two
hundred thond men under arms, an ex.
penes of millions per week, and
the war not ended aril apparently
not within easy reach of heing inside
Routers General Rors returned to Eng
land about a year ago, he gave out that the
total number of Bun available for fighting
purpose. was 10,000 Since that time we
bees been informed that (Senorel Err
CHRNRR s men have Leen rounding the Bun
up with neatness and deepatch,and monthly
k
returns are maup to show how the good
work is going ma. l.* citaaas a figures
show that up to data river 18,000 fighting
Boer* have leen captured out of the 10,000
that Ronsems left in the field, and KIT-
(
IT'-
(MeNIS further 1•Rtimate* that there err
10,000 hoer under arms left These figures
do not square from an arithmetical stand•
point, but we are willing to let Rottenest
snd Krn areae reconcile them, if they
can.
Meantime the war goes on, and the
Jkitish taxpayer is paying for the 'diapasone&
.f the nnuude"; RoawaTR story about
the war ireinv ended is now re(•ogniked as a
myth, awl the electors aro beginning to Ree
that .t the last vote at the polls they were
Rimfiemmei into supporting a Government
that had neither sense enough' to keep out
ens
o1 an espve and unneu.,tary war, nor
brains enough to reelect men to lorry the
war to a ourx,essfnl terminstion.
WAKE ■11PD OP THIS
People whose daily habits are
.eafdantly .Airs soon weer oat
Neter.'s digitate machinery, Ner-
vous .Lbaertiea, general debility,
de pleesnes, see., invariably fol-
low. An invigorating tonin reek
me "Osat" his Tonle Pills will
, alare vesting tikalityaand tone np
be grim. Raab e.atains
yes days' tr.atmnt. Pries 26
am* at all arallggiita, et mailed
yrs'pt of pries. Address Dr.
](.iittiae OL. Oat.
WHAT THE CONSERVATIVE GOV-
ERNMENT DIDN'T 00.
• At a meeting in the West Yak bye
election campaign Senator LYtD 1$
eouutered neatly upon the Oeweervatives
who are not satisfied with tie measure of
a eimtanpe which the Dominion Government
is giving in the South African war. He re
called the time of tis Sodan coals,
byes wero to :power
when the Coneeva
at Ottawa. NV ben Britain asked the
colonies for .id Australia sent a coos
ttngent, but Canada refused to send • foroe
unless the Imperial Government would pay
for equipping it. Australia was heartily
thanked tor her assistance, but Canada re-
ceived • very polite snub. Lord LANs
Wowing, at that time Governor General of
.bads, sent •.-telegram saying that Lbs
entire out of any force recruited in Canada
must tall on the Imperial exchequer. Sena-
tor Lae:meetI read the telegram, as
follows':
Governor-General, the Mut ;Hon. the
Marquis of Lao.downe, d.C. M.G.,
to the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby,
KGS
Feb 26,-I866,--Tieeernment ready to
unction recruiting by Cao.rla for service
in Egypt or elsewhere, Forte should he
specially enrolled from different parts of
local b•Lt.lions under Imperial army die
cipnne act. Laurie preferable to Wil-
liams. I would suggest brigade of three
battalions (five hundred) each from
marine Provinces, old Canada and North-
west. Laurie might command brigade
and Williams one baualiou Melvund
would like to eery. as Bngade-Major;
entire Dost would 1.11 on Imparisl-etch°
The reply of tits War Oaks to Um ids -
gram w
MS
' • The offer of the Government of Now
South Wales, which has been accepted by
Her Majesty* Government, was to pro
vide an organized force, fully equipped
and ready for immediate service, and the
Government of the Dominion will no
doubt fully appreciate the difterence be
tweet] the two offers as regards the wee
which could be made of them by Her
Majesty's Government, and will not.
Lord Hartington feels sun, oonsider that
in declining their patriotic offer for the
present any undue preference has been
glten to the colony of New South
Wales "
The lees the Opposition nys about its
superior loyalty the better for it.
SNAP SHOTS.
-Ihe Hamilton Spectator, with iia usual
lurk, ha, oome unscathed from the clutches
of the kW law. The Spec. appears to be
lanky ao w.gp rich.
-WILLIAM FINDLAY MACLSAN is still
using the whetstone on his sniekernce.
The fun will follow when he begins to
use his enickerate on -but that will be am
other story.
-Mr. WIIITNIY and his friends in the
Legts'ature are of opinion that the Premier
and his friends may spring an election upon
the Province as early se the month of
March. Ii that be so, no time should be
lost in holding a convention to put a Liberal
candidate in the field for West Huron In
fact, it would do no harm to get a candidate
in the geld at an iearty date no matter when
the election is toile held.
--The sudden death of the Hon R. R.
lh,nrl.1., Minister without portfolio in the
OL ase$ Government, conies with a shock to
all who knew him Mr lh)Bgl.l.'m death
was caused by • tall from hie horse•, while
visiting in Engler 1, where he hail large
hustles/re intermits. He was a strong Im
perialisL, and hal been • member of the
Laurier Government ounce its formation.
Hie wife, daughter of the tete Sir Davin
MAcPH*m.oa, will have the sympathy of a
large number of friends throughout Can-
arla.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
Hamilton Susumu : The setlslaetlon ee.
feel. 1e getting rid of • year whiten hes,
undoubtedly, been • Nought, Oo•, is some
what marred by the ksewl•d.e that the
eemleg year will b. Noaghty, toe
.POOR ►AVORITIRH.
1'odad.lphla Record : When ser mann
fset.rers boast or their ability to undersell
seepotltnr. In other mentriee It is m.nl
featly anpiet to our even 0, n•umen that
by ars I.evooted from nhte.ning Ilia bks
aelyastsae Ay sheer favoritism felea,y I.heled
"erosseMss."
MR. MARrv,nl
Wandeterk /tontine! Revlon : Ry the
wsy, why Menet.' we doh the Ie•estnr el
the wireless t.l.groph 8;,.., M.rnnnl, se
every de.patnh writer hem been dol.g. His
mother wee an English woman and he hes
lived nearly all his the in England. le
hoon.lr g him we aro not h0nerina nn I,Rha.
het e, a oho le him antred.nte and present
Interesse 1. moiety a Britisher. At am rote,
thee. Y no reales why we sheets Istrdae,
either signer er Mender or Herr in speak-
ing of a foreigner Whoa Jena Smith guest
to Fleece he is Mushier John Smith nut
Mr. Jobe Satoh, just ea he is Herr Jub.
'Smith in Germany.
TTI. I.ADIatl 00 THE h1N11 !
From the New York Timeeelit a dinner on
• poubtel • pruwtaaot member sat N•w York
moiety an Englishman, who uses present on
Sir TO ones Lipton's youttr wh.0 be was es
tart inieg Klug Edward. was d1W°NIRa the
mordent which o° 05.t 00011•1on seriously
threatened the lire. of •'1 on board.
People little know," he said, 'bow nearly
F.:aglead came to 1oslu4 bet kiss, it would
.sere been impossible had It owns to the
went to have saved all, and if It had become
oeoeaury to make a ohuto., whom should
we Imre saved. the 1.01es of the party, or
the Kine ?" All were select pondering ea
the ohms and moral of the question. No
one ventured to offer a solution of the dtth
col y. Toe 000ttnusd silenos began to be
tmb.rraw/sg, .6411 • young Amerhan
w oman telloyed the situation by proposing ;
"Way not lee Uod uv the Ktog •"
N1Msb
111a7 Do NOT /IT.
Ryo'aader, In Weck'y Guo : A really use
lul treatise might be written on the mischief
1,ue by misnomers. The seduotiv• name
•' Protect tea" coven monopolies retained
w hen any m.o.lveble seed for defence
•tai°at foreign oompetltton his long mated
to exist. Tae term "money' loosely applied
to bank bills, wblob are only r•preeeut&Lives
of mosey, bas siren rise not ooly to erron-
eous theories of ourceouy, but to praoticil
mtwnlef ea the largest •oats. "Stab' 1
another of tame misleading words. 1'.u,de
think of the State se an entity apart, a seri
• ' polltical or sooid supreme te.ng, ,hove
all personal or motional interests, levitated
with paramount rights and bound by trans
°endue duties SIMS people marry the
fuoy eu las ea to Imagine that the State has
a fund of Its own apart from the axes. fa
fact, the Sate hes n0 real , truism ; it is
merely • collective name fur the members
of the oommunity ; l0 1s an abstraction, in
which no rights 0: duties (mu possibly re
side. '!he only thing which hos a real ex
teem 1. the Guvernmett ; sod the U scup.
meat can have no rights or dude, bat those
which are assigned to It by the oummuolty.
So that w• always dome bank to the simple
quenton wbe.her the partloml.r mo•s0re or
expenditure proposed Is or is not in the olr•
oumaaooes, and at the time, good for the
oommuotty
a0i.aid,• 01.3 .uKR.N.
New YorkEveaiog Pset: la "the Pan-
tileofTypography" T. i.. tt•Thom gives
• somber of amu,lag bl.adere that b.,.
crept Into print at different times. The
following are good .ametes :
A speaker made this statement
"lo these days clergymen ars expected to
have the wisdom and learning of Jeremy
Taylor.'' But the reporter wrote. and the
o. npmltor repeated : " ' ' the win tom
rod learning of a l lorneyms° tailor " -
Another speaker quoted th.se I sea
"Oh, urea, thou goddess fair and free,
lo heaven y01.01 Euphrosyne "
They were printed as written :
"05, mme, thou goddess fair and Ince.
In h .h• crop) and froze her knee."
Aootber orator emoted this line fns
Teonysoa'. •'Lookdey Halt"
"Better fifty year of Europe than • cycle
- ot Cathay."
dot the quotation was written and
printed
"Better fifty year" of Europe than a
olroo. in Bombay."
One of the worst perversions of a Meek
oeyd gnotat(eo (i°mrreotly give. I.v the
speaker) is this, which seem. to be the j clot
work ot the zealous reporter and the too 111,
tackles" printer :
"Amiens Plato, =ices Socra'e., sed male:
veritas,"
• I may ones Plato, I may 0051 Socrates,
said Major 't elites.'
R IPI.INO'g NONr&0S0.
Toronto New.: W hem Mr. Radyrd
Molise talk. •boat "Bonneted fools at the
wicket.," and "muddied oaf. at the goals."
ho talks arrant nonsaiMA-Tbree rano doubt
th.t the Aag'o Salop race holds Iva world
wide Empire and admitted physical supra
many onr all other races 10 orioket end
football ani evert' poen Tb. Dskeef
Wellington 11'1k•t the , tt s ' a
was won on the ptaygroaed, and there is so
doubt that t men w are w • i
h• who • oo m t h s
R
the Boers et Weir own gams in South Atrial
were trained on the cricket and footballl
fitly 1t in all very well to talk of manly
•ports with motempt, but the extent to
whloh manly •ports are respon,tble for the
remark+ale endurance and persistence of
the British e to South Africa min saver
5. gouged A Spaniard, Dalian, or French-
man would nays given op t h. task long ago In
deepatr. The troth i. that Mr. Kipling ap
petiolate' tha foot i het only when foroed by a
crisis Is the British nation seen ea Its b.et,and
he 1. trying he b Tet he 0.o to mnvlooe his
countrymen h It affairs are to aritioal con-
dition, hoping thereby to spar them on to-
wards some notable ao'too. There I. ne
oriels, however, and the btrraek room
rhyster is simply thrashing a dead horse,
and .zottleg the disgust ot sensible and
well-balanced re ipl• who do not allow
th.mulye. to b• Ind away by oatoh penny
cries, and who recognise that the Bride')
Empire, bion up in a thousand years, is sol
Wog to tali to pieces in .1x menthe. Com -
mem sense 1. a valuable commodity, end Mr.
Ktpll.y is showing himself to penes len
and lees of the artlole every time he wrltet
Tern.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
HI JANUARY CoRMoror.ITAT. -- If IM
o f s•yisg, "All Ihe world loves a lover," M
tree, then the floti3Omsde The Cosmopolites
for January should be popular, ladeel All
the ,tortes vary In treatment, plot and
soden, from Fiume Courtenay Heylor's
charming story, "Cupid's Prantloal Joke,"
to Murton M.•rten'• strong domestic tre-
r.dy, "Her Father's W lfe,'' bat all have
bye fee • sewer.' theme, An Interest
sputa! mrtba In th1..smber Is by W. T
8ted, who propounds 15. etorlling Inquiry,
"Are England, Smitten -I and Ireland des-
tloed, ultimately, to Dooms part of the
iJotted Mates of America and Great
Britain!" It opens up a wide field of epee.
citation.
JANUA*Y CANADIAN MAearive.--i'rof.a.
mor Goldwin Smith dleonsse "The Poblle
Suhonl Question" le the January l;•°.•
disc Mercerise, oharaoterlrlag our pretest
system as steeh.nlml and inflexible. He
thinks voluntary schools might be graded Oa
one present system with some Mventege.
The Hon.1, U. Pnwer,Hpeaker of the Senate,
discuses onr military system and advocates
the enrolment of all alt rens in the volunteer
fereaa,wlth • shorter, unpaid drill ...on. lie
buns his so.geetlnn on the experlenoe of
Neva Scotia before Confederation. H. 11.
C .Ignhouo rllse0eses Ihe reciprocity situation
and intimates that C.nada has nothing to
.upset from the Unites States. Arnold Haul -
win gives • beautiful word potato of the
era. Welford W. Beaton deserihos a new
(.nadlan glacier, his arIfole linins well
illustrated. W. (1 Rose elves a history of
street railways In (*nada, and ,Jean Rlewett
*outrlbates • miry. The number 1s e1•
amedM,ly valuable.
mmnrmittmmmin►rmmmmmm
Cross -cut Saws
and Axes
We carry a Targe stock of -
C cut Saws. Axes, Handler, Saw Uututuure, Saw Gauges, Saw
Sets, Saw Juutter. and Files awl *ell them -
AT HONEST PRICES
Does Your Cutter Look Shabby ?
Nothing impru:e* the look of your Cutter to Sleigh like a out
of our CARRIAGE EN SlIEL 1'uu dunot require vermeil
afterwards. Otis twat doom the work.
We Sell -
Broom+, Whisks Banister Brushes. Stovepipe Vitro sh, Cow
Chains, CgtL'e Tie*: Rupe Ha teres, Horse Brushes, ,Curry
Combs, l.auterns, Lantetu Glasses, and in fact
Every** t6 bo fsesd4i a first-class Imbue Sure.
o0'''00 ...�.,.,..n,,.
There is nothing like a RE JAL PERFECTION Cooking Ringo. CA11 in
and sue them.
ALLAN & McIVER
i"
Tho Loading Hardware Firm. Honest Goold* at Honest 'Priem
Phone 57,
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KNweesi Toledoa.d the doe.
Seult Sa. Mari... O.t., JAn. 11, -Too
Alger us. (:astral S:oamebip L'ee has par•
(hosed • lamp aide wheal passenger steamer
which will bo plamd on the route between
Toledo and Sault s e. l.a-te nem: ammo.
The steamer, which is one ot the finest of
the claw on the lakes, hos mb o accommoda-
tion for 500 passenger*, sod ciao parry 500
tons of pacaege freight, and wall make the
trip from Tole to to the S,o testae •'week
via the Canadian shore, catering partt:utar-
y to the Ohio tourist trade.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notioe of cnangeo mast be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not lr for than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
accepted D0 to nor Wednesday of
each weak.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The •love is out into stove wood
(enth and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day &a
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
irft at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 9S.
PETER McEWAN.
G aolerii't1, Novemt,er 214, 1899. 53-3m
Ile TEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TRAM NAM/
Dimino&
CowyRtat.Ts
Anyone.endlnt a .ketch and description may
enlckly R•rertain ,sr np°n.,n free .nether an
Invention Ie probably patentable. ,'ommsnitf.
11,o,..tnctlyennsdentlal. Handbook°. Patentil
sent tree. (ridNt s50.01 rwr swearing patents.
I'atrntm taken tbrno,Jh *tomo. receive
mortal Rolla, eIthnot chaise, In the
Scientific .American.
A handsomely Illustrated wersir. Lamest rIr-
lattns of any sell/MID.- 5 ,urns!. Terme, 53 a
ear : friar months, 5L bold by e11 nrwedealere
MUNN & Cst.aeyert>.dwai. New York
w, OM °ner St., Wa.Nsttoo, D. .
A Great Snap.
la our Ulmer Snap, at 50. a
pound, of which we sell a barrel • week.
Thi, isn't oar only snap. as we carry
everything that can be Lound 1s. en uP
to -dna grocery more, and our pricer
ere right. The farmers koow that they
can alway. get from us • ,nap tor their
produce. We draw the Itoe at no
legitimate trod, - everything gam :
GI.sewar. or potatoes, aardee stuff or
choosiest able ,China. We 1.1 in all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford book, Gedaelok
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Two o'Clock Edition,
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This edition 1s publiehed
eepeclally for towns, village,
and rural districts In Western
Ontario.
it gives all the news up to
ONB O'CLOCK each day
including Foreign. Canadian
American. District, Local sod
Sporting.
It contains eight to twelve
Plum five days • week, and
sixteen pages on Saturday.
--halt-ton. and other tittmtra-
Tdnp.rtant Goings and
prominent people appear every
day.
S
The h Saturday
edition tloa atone Is
worth the price.
Subscriptions received et an,
t!tn Address -
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LONDON, ONT
STRETCH OUT.
Many a man is enable to otretob
his arms or kgs because of rhetun-
atism. There ie no excuse for this
sate of affairs Dr. Hall'. Rheuma-
tic Care will remove the disown in
short order. in the case of Henry
ruler, Flixton, Ont., two bottles
made him as mound as ever. He
had suffered from muscular Atoms/ -
ties in hes arms and legs for two
mends& tad was perfectly belples..
This groat blood purifier is put rep
in bottles containing tan days'
treat eat. Price 50 tents at all
drug .torn er Th. Dr. Ball Medi-
ate* Go., Kingston, Onix
RELIABLE
FuRs,
E never did advocate shopping away from
home when you -could do as well there as
_$uywllere. - mut tiler° are lain-gls Whi b, It
Stands to reason, one can buy better in a '
centre like Toronto is, and one of these is
FINE RRI.IABLE FURS, because to get
the variety and to get the guaranteed qual-
ity -you mast' go to the larger market. We
are exclusiv(' 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 hest appointed in the Dominion -if you
are passing our way, but if that's not pos-
sible we'll be pleased to servo 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 .rackets.
LADIES' ASTRACHAN JACKETS. -Our apsotal. $is..
WOMEN AITRACRAN. COON AND WALLABY JACK-
ETS $225 to =60•
LADIKS' ELECTRIC ARAL JACKETII.-Plain 30 to 40
45 to 68.
LADIES' ELECTRIC BF.A1. JACKETS -Tritium]
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO.
84 YONOE-5T. - TORONTO.
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NEW YEAR'S`
WI: have just put into stock a lot of fresh new
goods for New Year's trade.
A LARGE SHIPMENT
HANDKERCHIEFS. 46
di/ el ebe-followlog orloes : i:,, 4,, 50, 80, 100,
12, 16,, 18 200, 250, 300. Kabroldered cad leo.
edges. 'toe Rl :nse.t eel°i sew here.
MUFFLERS. too asstb,°l osi°oo.15., LADIES' PARASOLS (rap,
$1,00 to 64 50. Just the Wag for a
surpassed to value. present,
(TENTS' UMBRELLAS. fratme,, eom.leiog sow,air; iron to 12.75.
FURS. Uaperless--16 50, 10 00, 15 00, 17 00, 27 00, 30.00. Ruffs --From 68 00
to 12.00.
LADIES' COATS.Jdot 11 lett, the bateau* of oar eeuoo'S stook, which will be
sold at prices to °leer. Every one must be sold at seam
prim.
One fur out left ye -43&.00, for 680.00, which la much lees than real value. A his
bugalo for sou person.
W • were 11,'I'uroOto • dew te eeks ago and secured between $400 00 and 6600.00 worth of
goods suitable for tie season to general stock at away down prlue.,whloh are to see sold at
•way Co TO prloe•.
J. H. Colborne,
'Phone 86. Ooderich.
HAVE YOU TRIED...
Our Guaranteed Cure for
Coughs, Etc.
A NOt Or
Laxative-Bromo Quinine
w115 a bottle of
SYRUP OF LINdEED, LIWKICK and
C'HWRODYNEeSYRUP OF WHITE
PINE and .TAR (D. D. Oa's)
a MITCHLSMS t•OMSINATION.
I. winter your Houie Planta need extra
oar" and •tteetioe. You often feel a Deed
of some help. Yon 11 get have It le , .
The enderson
Plant Food.
PERFECTLY SOLUBLE.
NO ODOR.
KREPS YOUR PLANT 8 BEA LTtiY.
PRODUCES Fist/WICKS.
W. C. 000DE Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK.. .
Wm. Sharmanjr.
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.
"QOOD)RELILBLZ GOODS ♦T ?SIR PRICES,"
is our motto.
Oolt Coal!
Just Reoelred
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The beet Solt Cool in the market for
domestic outpour, also several cars of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRiVING
ALL COAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SCALES.
9oarotty of care I. likely to , ins* • oral
famine during the next two moothl., would
therefore dv1e purohase of your Coal
now.
Odsrleh, how. 13th 1901.
pbell.
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
HEATERS
RANGES....
�We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Store teeny
Ooanntsse. .
SHEPHARDI
GODLLICH.
kates 1 Skates 1
Skates 1
No. 6 Acme Spring Skates,
E all sizes,
No. 10 Acme Spring Skates,
nickel plated,
Royal Hockey, , e
Perfection hockey, ...... , ,,..
Ladies' Daisy,
Perfect Hockey,
Majestic '
Dominion "
Lightning "
40c.
$L25
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.50
2.25
'2.25
3.50
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We have full line of Hockey Pucks, Ankle Supporters,
Shin Guards, hockey Sticks, Skate Straps, etc.
A Iu11e■e Caulk gins vitt every wins.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
THE CASH HARDWARE $TORI
W.
JANI
Commencing
Positive
housekeel
HERE THE1
Ladles' Altrwo
28 to 30 la0hu
fall sweep, regu
$16 00, ale prion
Ladies' Astra°.
21, 32, 36 inches
and blank utile
3126 and $28 0o•
Ladles' Blank
and Grey Gauntl
regular 61 00, .alt
Men's F1neWoc
Kla Gloves,
special 61.00 Glov
W.
COUNTY C
Braude Mrs. Tbi
taken up residues le 1
ander sweet, which she
Fugues.
Hallett : There 11,i
Baso has, Hallett, on,
Beeper, wife of Win 1
Furs mad also meati..
Meter : H. N. And
ostmgd for • number
Usurer, was taw atm
the prlselpalsblp of
soiml, is .moceeslo0 to
N iagham : Oa Mo
week, W. J Cuepmao'
entered and a number
and other 'Mashie Mir
Hewn : Geo. M.J
fen South Hams, is a
forth flax m111 and re
town to fit the mse.0
lore of ten years.
ikasesls ; 1lasorday
4th, isb.11a Buchanan,
McCall., did at the
to -law, Coanolller H,
.beet, aged slgbty two
(,notes : 9 Euleso
h1.... sad daughter,
Dakota, la hors ytel1il
and ether relatives. Re
from Ossabrsok, N D
Exeter : J. P. Ries
his goserel muo&oU5
mo•i.e with his faintly
le his headquarter. as
Coefsderatlea Life Art
Wsi'o.: Mrs. McKI
purred bele re A. Licata
J.P.'., and pleaded gait
ea anitee..ed premises
and meta. l.ep.otor 1
Waist.
Brasile : Waiter, .o
bad the misfortune to
caught is • strew matte!
witching at his father ,
��. the clipping off
Wed Gagers.
Hallett: Mrs. John
very as.eptable Christie
pants. to the shape of
and she sheaved her sea
by prse.utlny him with
This was mrtainly a "11
Brunie ; Caald seer
ea New Year's D.y soil
Klee aunty, at the res
puerto. Draget F. le N B.
sols sad Mies•
Y ry (.
Lane, were malted to
Dawe ►y M. sad of F
21 s Our tow
Mata, .. Wednesday
salted Ii marriage
youngest daughter cf
Wll.oe, of Huron to,
McLeod, rector of Rip
oeremesy at the rseldt
slater, Mn Bradley.
Roder*: 0• the
C.thotle .,hest wee open
of pupils, of whom .Ixi
tesda.ce. The t eoh.n
CL
Do yc
new mcthc
methods.
ment and
Possil
relieved an
all hope a
Don't be (1
Emulsion,
a letter sin
Det
hied 1
Aeg,sr's
1 weight
tao more
Angier's
Organs in a 1'
lated, and thi
take, does no
Bland, soot hi
CAIrncN
wells, and Wpm
aera= be ohtdet
druggists sen le.
Near sem
W t.aagm.' • N
ased li sraleea.
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