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THE SIGNAL : GODER!CU ONTARIO
We will not keep them
I ASH Fa uOY, Feb. 14;► ' wttrmtttmmmtttttlimimrrttttrtrtttm
We mean Our OVERCOATS,
Including two FUR OVERCOATS.)
IF you want bargains, and big .bargains at that, we have
got them for you. Room must be made for the best
stock of Ready -to -put-on Clothing that ever put in an appear-
ance in Goderich. They are made to our special order from
fine Scotch and English Worstt_.ls. We will tell you how
they are made later on -in the meantime
IBARGAINS in
CLOTHING
is our song. Every Overcoat must go. Our
prices will move thele. Come early, before your size is gone.
AMERICAN HATS. Stiff j� p
.me.i,tiog of
t.Mrem _Mt11t New York Styles in Soft and unjtil.
q hs arst shipment of New Spring Hats have arrived
W. Ce PRIDHAM
,afseb flitting Clotbiog House, McLean • UI.. k CIA/TRIER AND FURNISHER
•
The ,Wilgnat,
•filen frees Aieoci►u,.d, which requested
tM tovouvatluo and gathered the evidence
presented to the oommlun-n
e Tilt TkoliIIlITI1 ' BILL.
la Irosuenm Montreal N Itnew : Mr. Ross, the Pro
HTBRY THURSDAY MORNING mier of Oata•lo, hes, with great astuteness,
VVfieli.SIL1JCI ? managed agreeably 1) surprise h•a fellow
-sem- _ -- prohlbitlonisa Had he without previous
00')ERICH, T'hUREDAY. FEB.* NIL d,semigloo Interposed • refereea•tm In platy
of direct legislation which his Government
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS. !foiled
Har U ver Mowat'• bad promised If
found within the powers of the legislature.
;the wrath ot the pruhih hooter• would bat•
been great sit 1 they would have been bold
Ing mesuogs, as in Manitoba, to repudiate
it altogether. He sr msneged, however,
that up till yesterday, the Proviooe not on.7
e rpeoted • referendum, but .heavily loaded
ser. As we said, we refusel to believe l0 •
loaded referendum until Mr. Roes eotuslly
announced it, but it is certain that the pro•
hibltloDi.tu had given up hope of an equal
tight. They had g fly settled down to
the belief that the t;overament was going to
dowsed the support of rlxty percental the
vote out. thus that was not the worst o1
It. Such • Ioa,itog of the scales would to
dloaie • m•Ievo4ut feelicg oo the part of
Goveroment toward. the measure aod they
would have looked to see the whole mob
leery of the Liberal petty •ottvel, imitated
aeeioe•. Its eodortemeot by the people.
There te now to reason for *nob di.rouran-
ios augur's. The(,ocerument has provided
against the matter teeng mined by •o irre-
e poosible fraction of the people by r(qulrteg
that as matey totes •hoold ho cast for probl•
bitten as would be . majority o! the motes
cast et the apornaeblog provioolal elections.
and it may prove very difficult to get that
number of rotes nut against the pressure
that will be brought to bear to eat the
people against 'Mame. A. for the reooeree
to the referendum •t ell we cancot see bat
that it involve a breach of promise on the
part if the Government which promised r.rr•
• referendum but • Igo. But gnveromente
summed) to "force maj.0re ' We have re•
psatodly said that we th, ught the referee
dem in Itself desirable What the conn,ry
want. *Coot so mach a prohibition low as e
prohibition people There is oo edao•tive
machinery irk. a pieb•emte or referendum.
if there is .my quotation In the minds of any
whether the people will gave • favor." le
reply. that is .o far a rodioatbo of Its sub -
minden to th.nt 11 the people do not want
it, then on the pnootple of •.If government
they should not hese It. Tne temper•ooe
forme are now on their mettle.
VIIMM
[►e wosel meeting of the youth Huros
Liber.! Aaaeet°tioa wUl be bold at HeoedH
me Mama 4no.
laslg F. H.yd. K C., of Toronto. hes
lass geminated by the Liberals of Eget!
✓ bterta as their o.odtdae for the Legsls.
Use. Hr. Floyd did good work tor the,
1llberale to the resist Lye.eleattoo in 'Sest
Saxon. sod his speech •1 the nomination
ttfsettay will long b, remembered.
Rm. J. T. Barrow has • bill before the
Legislature providing that the number of
expert witnesses to ha called to any one
/ vU •.l1 *hail be Trotted to three on obeli
std.. ex asp* by ie.•,of thepresidlog padre.
1. bill, white has resolved general °pprry
at will .Erol • great. Davits of uoneccr•sary
Asd rez•eloas *rpm's
Premier Ross •enouaced to • depo'ettor
Irl week that it the Government was tea
terms./ %bey weal' be aspected to intrados*
i si-eodmsnt oruyldmg that county asks-
des.ball bo composed of the Rete. from
ell Ohs ■aabipalitl11, on some pias provld.
lids that the members' rot ng powers shell
So apportioned to some way on the seems
w1 nosy rep:moot. Mr. Faitulb, M P. 1'
who was prelim:, pi posed that the law be
wide optional.
Prewar Row last wesk totroduoed in the
Idtglslalae Lis prohibition ball. It is the
M•mdwba riot, with plovleion for a rsfereo
dem w be held en the 14 h of October next.
11 l required that the mites rust for prohl
Melee small equal a majority of the number
of vow willed at the lot tog Provincial
armies' el.ctfene Should the referendum
carry the sot will go Into effect en May 1st,
1904. 11* question of oompeneation I. not
Cosi. with lo Ste b.h.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
001.7 001 OUT 01 011.
Liogetoo Whig : %'.'.,t F.Igto 1. quoted
by every Tery touter as the field or stamp -
fay 'renal of very had mea. Mr. Lee, in
05. legislature, has ooloted out that of .Ix
reprewnt•ttves wbo hare been un...tei Io
the Mooney, only one has been • Libor
or Not IAA,O r•NTOI.ON'e DnraLI.
Bromide Poet . '1u hear County Councillor
ueotelen"e spesobes at ire county 0000011
and then read The Clinton News Reon•d
t41Nr ate and nonoil hints so outsider
would almost tbiok that the county coon
Miler and the editor war° one and the game
Mdlrldual. There is a bias given to thou
nywete not always so notice►bl. wilco Cho-
ses .hares to the count.
NOTHln0 PITT A HIM0ANT.
Owen Sound Advertiser . And now, the
Llbvei Government h.•Ing orantically •
asjedty to the Renate. the last hope of the
"Itaw• Tories hes taken Imre to itself and
ehoppesred In the woods. It hilly Iten-
sele'' cheek wen to suddenly tell him, sod
tea Blaney were to lore his trusty .wrap.
k, there would . v�rtaslly r.thir.g .1:
e1 a owe great 'Tory perry but • slight
Aly• •th. valley etnell.
w T Ie 00111 01 runl11111TIONInt+.
'1-oront Nur : 'There le so muoh mis I
repro:mote 'on .bout It 'hut reeler. of
Moe oswsper. ell be .wrprt.ed when
obey discoverRacily what the Kon r.*.,.
sedum asks th prohibitionist* to do. it
will surprise the.. to lean that to brine
ab.ot prohibition t will be neoeu.ry to
poll In las favor o. from 37 to 40 per
reset. of the qualified tyre of the Province.
Merl, It was neoeo ry that Drnvidnn
Weald be made against •rohihttlon befog
brought in upon . cornea? owe
handful of
lokes. 1. this not admitted . If .o. should
ees than 37 per coot. be such ant to pees
pr•hihltloo! hV• are oonliden that the
Prerinea as • whale will say bat Mr.
Roo' prspnsltlon goo ■■ far as le sale in
the Intermit sl t.mn.renoe. If prob Rion
1.M Oen poll 37 to 40 per cent of the r •all-
ned voters eke law will he thereby p
if they oaneot do en the law should not
passed. 1'rohlbltltiiLte Olin lay thee til
loads 'lis referendum akoowtede° by their
*template' bit the Province I. not reedy
1.1 prohthlttot.
(11750 Tilt u11YIRNMINT . 11111T.
Stratford Herold : W• 'Ivo th. Dominion
`eniinment credit for It. action in reducing
Ms esty nes sews pr at paper from 25 to 15
✓ e snot , 1n 0ese.140ence of the iuvsetir••
dies of Jasllos Tasohsu.u, who properly
Owsloded that • undoes (silted. The
s deelton of duty applies 1• Dose print
Eg not over 2} sena per pound. This
fletien should hayo been pot 0p to at
li3 ate to to make the ...Amnon opera•
tlfts A a wider range Mrs.'s. Hut the r,-
asrino made, .•e0 It gingerly In this
sedpset will still be et us. in cheating the
,iissewma of the potable.. It i. a r.flectloh
n (ktsadten eoteeprbe that cur paper
saline• .booed have hoiden b•h!od a wall of
111 per met. sad held up Canadian moue to
lsiweea1r,_tmit
�est�s�. esti of Meir power. lust.sd of going
ws`wowerww•yInto the extort traits •n1 the
s of Canada's rear urtwo for paper
Pulp has been gstee out of
•ate y✓t Ruel.Ulas to 00 used by
EN.lei ,h. UNi.A Staten, hngland and
where endue wsr• generally lower
/w flawerto, the home of r he pulp
siggrafilp TUI' pulp ,h•wid Le mad* mte
Weems 'mule 1n Contd.. Wish She
• aerestag• of e,nt g01ty toaopply,
pope Miro• webs to be .tile to hell
woo enrk•t at fair prim.. tel p.p.r
M Pelode •1111 -folly the world'. mar
• low kis r.deetian to duty will
of putting ('l aJian enter•
PIM es Its nate Ie. TAM Is the
es A aro swore of 111 whit, 11..
Os 1110 reOssod 11• defy ander
as -Argy "an of 1M tar.f► Tho
sellas Is • father is tis asp of the C..
'''t",'"• ..,,rye, " "w ' tit•• . "lt;'t
AUBURN.
A Wgnn1,G.-On Wednesday evening,
Febra*ry 5 to, Mies Anile Ferguson,
dim/liter of John Ferguson, o1 this village,
was aoit•d in wedlock to Henry Snyder, a
prnepe,001 yosng farmer of Colborne town
Mop. The ceremony took p'aoe at the
residence of rte bride'. paren'e to the wet
roes 0f • largo rumher of gout., the.optlel
kora hang tied by Rev. ,Sohn Kennedy.
Mtn elan:he Fergmnn. Is. young slaver et
the bride, made • pretty maid of honor.
Mr. and Mn Soyder will cermmr20e their
wedded life on • !arm Deer NII;.
LEtBURN•
Mo'naY, Feb 11.
Jseeph Raeobler has rented his farm and
In'eode to lire In Gndench in future.
Miss Mary Herein., of fort Huron, is
ie'lug her gr,,l (father, Hugh Chb'rolm.
.L,set.h y1.srNevio, a nor oma popular
resident •moOgst u., is again to oor
after • re.i fence of some time to the Cir.
cola Town, where hs ;111 le*rood the trade
of baking, end if ha dies n t1 sh-.rtly 70 10
Mastro,, a large number of the kind-
hearted poetised' f ere and in Dunlop, in
order to owe their wive• and daughter'
trouble, wall endeavor to gat up • joint
stook company for • bakery and get Joseph
(o run It.
FARIWILL TO Mt AND Mae MAC file
- A large number rf the hired* of D1
Msil'eea and big family assembled at hr.
house in A•hfleld iso the 7 b tort. for 11 0
purpose of .xteodlog to b m and lite famalv
• friendly "good of!" ere the,' depart we
Irom Aenfield. Regardless of the ..verity
of the weather nod tee uotayorsble state 0t
the roads on the •bore date, th. Ir.en 1.
wended their eay to the rw,arnee e, 11 m
Who was •bout to 1001010 11001 said town
1.t, p. this olearIy evtou.ug that leer .b.t.olr.
f Indeed tie capsule of erotism or dlmtutebtor
Ilthe fnetilobtp til the warm beamed 91.1.1-
of Ashtleld l'0der mor. Iwureble cin elm
O 1.005 the meeuog wou'd h•71 be.s larvae,
but those composing It were a good type u1
1 the absentees, whoa* simnel* ow duo to ILe
,dIli:tally of *reveille, oo that particular
sight. Haring skentsome time in !timidly
oouysrea'ton on dive's 'objects, luooheou
was wormed, alter the dtspoul of eh . b
!Merges Daltos was;Aosta obaumaa oo the
Ocosswo, and bis it Ihoiency .e such adr'o1
muoh to the eojoymeut of the meeuog. '1'.r r
c6ai•ur.0 called upon J. J. l;r:ID.t to teal
M* following adds•., which *peeks turn
.1f This task M . Gr rho executed wh '
is
sk.11 and etlio ahoy and at the clots of the i
reading of the address two yeivable easy
et airs were preeeutrd to the boat and
homers :
('11114* WLD,IN,i -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Thomson recently entertained • par T of
rel.tivee and friend. in honor of th. happy
event of Iwent7 years ago, at 11air how*
herr. We moght nolo that they were mar
✓ od by the R.v, J A. Turnbull, of Toroa•
to, then coadjutor pastor with the Rev. 1)r.
Ute, of Goderioh. Thi. was the second
mermen* that the Rev. geolbmao had, u
he ban at that time only been lately on
dittoed to hie charge to Goderlub.
BLUEVALI
R'►n�ran*T. -Web.
nae 111.0, February 7, 1902.
To Mr. and Mrs. Meol'hes
W• unfurl we ate not • little Impreseel
by the mousy memories celled forth ty the
occasion whiob bee brought us toge'ber this
•tootog Rev or loomed of your intended
departure from ibis towoe119 to mak •
(Jofertch your future Lome, we .ill upt0
you lite evealeg 1) say to behalf of your
maty fro rids here 'bat we all deeply rogrot
ane les* we are about to'motel° in )nor d•
partare from amongst u' For many years
past we hove looked upon you as • wise
leader In oor midat. Many of u' and our
oblldren as deeply Indebted to you for the
wove interest you have always taken in the
cause of education, not only to tbt• but to
ether localities where you hey* mums 'fully
taught In our puolio schools an I colleges In
Ostarto. We are aIm well aware that your
usefulness bis not been ouofi,ed to the
school room alone ; you hero been avidly
instrumental to lb. formation of literary
socistle, which hays beau produot'ye of
luting boostls to au. la all our delihera•
Moos fcr the public good you w.r• our ack-
nowledged leader and we were always proud
of the manger in whiob you acgmtted your-
self. We glen 11111,. to show our •ppreaa-
'ion of the many good ggall116e of Mrs
M•cPhes who like yooreslf was alwa,.
foremost is every undertaking for the pub•
Ito welfare. In oo001u1100 we ask you and
Mrs. Mullis* to'ooepe *hese easy chairs
as a .mail IMk.0 of our gored wishes, and we
. tao.rely hope 'bet you may live to tojov
Chem for many Tura.
Signed on behalf of your many friends,
P. twig J. E. Srudy AN
• Wo. MI liIwWABY T. U. Co'NOR
W. RltstLI J. J. Guerin
M. BUWLIO J. Loin
P..1. At"wriv M. DALT,tN
J. FLYNN J ``TILLS i
T. MCCAOTH! WM LA:.it'N.
The first part of Mr. MacPbae's reply to
this friendly address was rather of a path••
fro oharwter, expressive of ho regret on
parting from thou good friends and neigh
bon among whom be had lived e2 long upon
such amtoable term', sed from whom, In
oomrno0 with his faintly, he had .iwsye
received the kindest of treatmro'. 111e
emDarr•umeot and 1o1a for words to fel y
express lila grutltod* to his friends for their
kindne., not only oo the present eooaafun,
bur no every 000as.00, were Illear•tel h)'
anecdote. His only ezoeptlen to the address
and preesoi•tien was the Lot that the
former attributed to him unmerited credit
an 1 th* latter bestowed on him • favor that
was entirely undeserved. He promised,
however, that this e•Id.nee evinoed of their
good-heartedness and generosity would re
mato green In their memory, that their
friends to A•hS,li would not be forgotten
wherever their Int was cast. This bit of
oon■olatlon wag reserved for them, that 1..
their abode would still be to the 1100ty A
Marty invitation was then .xtendei to the
friend' to call o, them, let It be bog or
short, when in Goderich Several other
ge0!h men addressed the mestiog, manifest -
big clearly the. 10.t• le no lark of pubis
•pecker. to Anofl•ld. 'Ilia temaloder of the
e vening was spent in song, gems11 and
music Froaily the chairman lead in "For
he's • jot y good te110W," ano all took their
d•partore. " The d friends, elan,
mast part 1"
LIPS WONTH LIVING.
Why not have the free use of your
arms and legs. Drive out the rheu-
matism and feel that hfe is worth
living. Wm. Lae, gardener, No. 793
Princess street, Kingoton, Ont, oaf-
fered for years with rheumatism in
the shoulders and arms. Three bot-
tles
oStles of Dr. Hall's Rheumatic Care
made a ow mon of him. This great
blood purifier Se pat op in bottles
oontaining ten days treatment, 50
center, at druggists or The Dr. Hall
igedicine Co., Kingston, Ont.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The slave is cut into stove wood
IenAth and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention:
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Uutlerich, November 21st, 1899. 63.3m
MI.. Bella Burgess was vintfog is Dorris.
i . Hell. Morgue v . fed in (1,.,let 111►
If Of
.fan: and Cheater Pugh visited In Clio.
ton 1.,c .. k.
WIIL'am
ford lent w
John Spa
Ale term las
0110511
k.
nc. h.d
t w k.
visited friends In Clip
a windmill mooted no
Duff and Saw t shipped • earliest' o1
rollers on Wedow
Mrs. Feinstnn and let Ella, of Brussels,
slotted Mrs. Hines this eek.
Misses Rdo• I'at.ren and Mshel Snell
seer• visiting relative• 1• Wingh•m Iasi
weak.
Rey. Frank Rwae° walked
his eh
at Jnhn.'oo's and 0,henrs•T n ne to the
had road.
Minn M.hoI Mear.i.., Rdo• )onald
I and Meter Merriest, of tlnl.wrrtb, sited
their uncle, Ger res McDonald. this on
ft,• Rlesyale Preehyterian nhn'r porpfne
seeing a Mx 'metal In the Foreet.re' He
on IPA tonging, of NS. Velenllmt's day, Feb.
14th.
K.v, W..1 West here to alma np the et r.
oleo 01 Kodle's chord.' Ia Tnenhnrry Ink
Yten4•y 1011,1 In the h*4 rondl'ion of the
10.4*.
(,tilt. a Leber from R'n.val• sod
merrily .I ,s4.d the Ma.naio " sl home "
at, Wingham en Friday night and report a
very eel.yahle time.
Prspriretnry s.rv.oes were held Is the
I're.Lvter,en nhneeh 10.1 Fri :.t, w hen R...
Mr. Stewart, of R.Imntw, prase',, 1. Ga
Rnmlcv the •onr•menl n* obs lord's +nppme I
wow dispensed. I
t _
The Division
between gem! and Indifferent
Drugs and Medfels
15steamily defined here. '1 he Ind11.
*went titled ar• ne.er ordered eni
tamer permitted to form rent of oor
stook. Only goods e* uedo0nted
Hoy are offered to eoaiom„rs,
Oe stook r l
Propel tart' Medlolnes
I• •.ry lkrg.. I'rloes aro Iew,
E
deo-
ele▪ io
Ow▪ -
igger Brighter and
etter than ever
WE hay• jai'.finished painting our atoto with RAMSA'i S
ItY.At)\ Ill .CK1/ PAIN 1', mid it isbc1Nioly a maned
what • Ihick, riot, pure past it if. TLtrmi ts no paint o0
the market thist gives better.atlst•ctlon to the ur,r thio
R•m.a)"., and It is made and (.UANANTLgh by potet
maktre who hot* had 5.i1.s tiy. Nears' lsapert.0cs.
What an Experienced Painter Says :
The patuter wbo painted our store with R.msey'e Paint
*rye that he no v., before u•ed .o pure and to h • oozed pilot
.nd lL•t 111. 1N . 11100)'1 LLS' RL,',r1ollnh IT Tip TH1 YL'al.11'
E- WE LEAD to all lines of Hardware, Paints, 0110
and Varnishes
- ALLAN & McIVER
dm- - '1'h.• LoOL,,,; ILu,L..,i• F,tni Nuu••al l;"..t• nt Huunst Price*. -+
'Mow! 57.
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cC:lure°s
ret, r, 4,4 is err fellows? Are reg maned a for
a'.rirf • a'; P Its ter .ars gaytb le: shoat fbe:riot and qhs
! are b.'e i't abeat ihr (•renis s it which yeti live. diI their
i'r WV Lr 14ef0.'r t {, f Da wT N jay wb.L;,ew,. asiadted :serif: rb.t
141' Is life t mer fare fir 6tsaty it amy ,/i:rAt t 1 Alto there ii
+r Parlor; y:1 ,i (jt join dm army robe rtdd McClure's reaa/drty.
New Rom
,A FEW
EATt'RES FOR 1902
oiler
tic Love Story by BOOTH T.IRKINGTON.
anther of "'I Pr 'rotlnwdir fres Isdedrm " d ' Alanf,, or B,abrai, r,"
a tale of luve .eht d but triumphant, of gallant mcn and beautif.il
women. it deals w life in Indiana at the nine of the Mexican A +r.
Truc Story of the Standard Oil. K,• IDA M. T:iR-
lP LL„ear'>r er " Lit? 1rp.lrtn," " (.r%r of rt.. A
driro'tjc, Cumin story of theYlrst and still the greatest of di truoti-age
do -e; ondmi:-trea-ise, best-2iv-exerting history. - _- ---------_
lir;.a st of the Ohl Mashers. Clara Morris's' Stage RlecNlec-
l1v l;): 1.1 FARCE. Interest- lions. Stories of Salvini, Kern-
-intend -In, • 1paperaon MkhcLn- harm, Mrs. Siddor,s and others.
Athe of Millionaires. 11
the auth r of "Wall Stretetr.es."
The Forat Mauer. serial Tale
of the Michigan Woods.
Josephine badge Dastaln More
Uhi:d Stories.
Emmy Lou Stories bv GEORGE
MADDEN MARTIN,
erdo, Raph., Reudxandt, etc. , their
finest picwrc: •produced in tints.
Mr. Dooley on itis Travels. His
vic.t s .ipon the typical defy Yorker,
Philadclphis't, Bos:onian, 'and in-
haiti'an! of Chicago and W\Ishington.
Wiiliani Allen White on Tillman,
l', ;t, Clcteisnd otld'othen.
11/4mated !••spenel, drr•rrbiey in flat/ w.•^v '1411 Jove, ✓.r /- •e 1, ea, eJJ•• •
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
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dred douse,. It has also been fount a curs
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genuine wrhoot having the trade mark on
libels sed wrappers end E. A. McLaoNAN••.
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stands to
centre li
!Ft
advocate shopping away from
you could do as well there as
nut there are things which, it.
on, one can buy better in a
oroMto 14,-aad• ono Af these is
FINE RELI* LE FURS, because to get
the variety and ge e guaranteed- (1ua1=
ity you must go t the larger market. We
are exclusive fur ma ufacturers. Wo make
everything we sell, and guarantee every-
thing we make. We shall he pleased to
welcome you to our showroOnls-the largest
and best appointed in the Dominion -if you
aro 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
warrn fur Jackets.
RELIABLE
F
LADIRR' ASTRACHAN .JACKETS. -Our spectra. SW
LADIES' ASTRACHAN. ((K)N AND WALLABY JACK-
ETS . $29 tip NO
LADIES' KLFATRIC HEALJACKPTS.-Plato 90 M .40
LADIat8' ELECTRIC MEAL JACKETS -Trimmed 45 to tom.
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & CO.
84)YONQE-ST. - ,TORONTO.
NEW GOODS
For
the
Early
Spring
Trade.
0
Colman
Patterns for
Sale
WHITE GOODS
In Corset Waists, Night Gowns, Under
Skirts and Drawers.
NEW EMBROIDERIES
4500 yards of New Laces from 1 cent to
25 cents. 4000 yds. New Prints from 8
cents to 12 1-2 cents. Guaranteed fast
colors.
NEW GINGHAI1S -
in all the leading patterns and colorings
from N cents to 15 cents.
These goods aro all Now awl will be mold amp for SPO'
CASH, weer•• them Worn you stake your purchases -
It will pay you.
We have still left of the winter stock a few Furs, one Fur Coat
630 for 1120 Half a down Cloth Coats at half prion, and some
Drees Goods you should as if they .aro any use 50 you.
J. M. COLBORNE ':
About Toilet Soaps.
We would like to 00.010ne yon that
this 1. by loog odds the best pines is
tioderlob to boy your toilet soaps. 11 you
will allow we to show you whet we dist
sod how we bay. ooughl your interest
you will M 0007wiced. Let u. try.
Nsw.Alp-eat lust In
Orange Joie aid horning Dew, ;