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4 THODUDAY, Feb. 27, 1902.
Boys' Clothing.
MOTHERS will be wondering what are going to be the fashiour for boys
this spring ! We will tell you. The American" are showiug very
pretty styles in BLOUSE' SUITS, merle mostly from Blue Serge. The
sailor collar is trimmed uioely with several rows of narrow braid and this
makes a very sightly suit. Nota few Russian Blouse* will be worn. We can't
properly describe these to you; you will need to call and see them for your-
self. We are baying • very large stock of the above goods at all prices .from
$1.50 to $7.00 per suit.
For the larger boys we carry the famous "Lion Brand" of clothing,
niade from all wool, doub!e seat and knees in the trousers, seams stitched
with linen, made strong and will laugh et a boy's efforts to punch holes in
them, price $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 per suit.
We carry • large stock of boys' Knickers of the "Lion Brand " You
will get nothing to equal .these goods for wear. They sell at 65, t+5 and:t1.00
according to quality and sizes.
500 TIES FOR 25°.
On Saturday we are going toseli eight dozen of NEW TIES in four-in-
hand and knots at 25c eneb, these are all good 50c ties with the exception
Hutt the lining is cotton instead of silk : this, howe,vg, makes very little dif-
ference to the tie. Remember they sell at 25c for Bilturday only.
W. Ce PRI DHAM
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radon Witness Clotblog House, Mi Lean's Block. CLOTHIER ANL) Ifylt SHER
gilt Insall,
ilea the sale of Pester. The lair wisp
toad his speech sod give him credit
what he hes done. He may not hove oat
se muob as soros other public men in d
u e.V2Lm=tm to prubtbttioo, albeit be he. @pest his beet
IVIRY THURSDAY MORNING years In edvoo•tiug the cause ; hot this he
•1 e. M. IWCCeaT has dons -be has gone further than soy
other pablio man has ever gone in Canada
ts
. THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
QODnRICH. THURSDAY. FRB. 2y. 11112. is the direction of es*, say•oR to Hthu h Jest
of the proh141tlelsute, eve one, Hugh John
Y.oaonald, and Hugh John a ::ted after
WITHDRAW THE REFERENDUM• hie bill was pawed t hebever believed
that the Privy t otmell would hold It to be
IF we were Premier of Ontario, ro .tRu:tonel. Prolitouton is today
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which, it isn't .eoeuery te say, we are not, than it ban ever been In Ontario before.
thaoks to li W. Roes. 1f the probii iUoo-
ws would take the Reterendum in out d 1st@ fail to mak• the most of their opportan-
the chilly blast. until our good temperance 1,1ee when the time comes the fault wilt be
friends quit marling and got into line with ►herr own. They are now siren a oh•noe
the intention of making the vote a succes. to Drove whether the country dwlres probl
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bttion or not, and 1f one vote more than
Oar friends the liquor men are not der half the number out to the next Funeral
United on the question and know just where election be marked yea the bt'l breoeht In
to hit the prohibitory measure with knock- ,by Mr. Roll w will
booty meat heative and pro -
the owl was le be removed. and whoever appolatment of H. C. llusaiegr as awbtteal
lust the suit was to pay the •sponse ; but al•eusor ae a ealarro {1.75 per day. The
*het the •Vermont wee drawls up Mr. report wee adopted.
Hulme retuned to slgu it. Mt. Holmes '1h• special oomru'ttse reoomm•odsd oo-
would out •eta• CM/0 eau his arra terms gsrdmg the armeey that the wetter be lilt
Too r•unoil should give him ,o mere, but g• iu the hands of the deputaU. o to O'tewa to
wlib the matter to t0• end- Interview the Moister of Militia au.l secure
A vete was woo taken os Mr. MoKleo'• from bum the tolormatluo nwassary with a
am.adment, whioh was toes. M•••,. Hum- v.ew o1 having tbecoa'truouoo el the boil
ber, MuKim *ad Elliott 'wed "yea' sod tog commeeeevl at an early dao. li•pett
a:upted.
The „question of wu.rtuv from the audio
into a won hly sto'.suteot rr audit was
rebored to the Aimee* ()walnut toe for report.
Mr. Humber moved to odd two mauhers
to the oommlvse white, has to baud the
drowned of the $100 wt apart for advertising
la 0onceotioo with the Orouge reuoioo. to
reol.00 two members td list yea' a tout c 1
who omit uot,revleo:ad. The u,urel,
however, thought the oomnn.tw sees a1
ready largo enough.
The Dunned then adj ,sru.d
out drops.
E. KING DoDDS hue no doubt in bis mind
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to what treatm.ut should be given the
measure at the polls, and says so in uo un-
certain meaner.
The distillers and brewers all over the
land are down en the Ross Reterendum,
aad will fight it to a finish, because they
recognize In it prohibitory legislation that
is inimical to their interests.
But the professional temperssce agitator
is splitting the air witk his hot breath thew
dys and is tern/ to devise ways end means
to bark straight voting in favor of temper-
ance legislation. He doesn't recognize that
the Referendum is aforwar'd'tevin temper.
anee legislation, and he can't be made to
we tkab it is, -
The result is that the tamperanee party
is hopelessly ripped up• fore and aft, while
the whisky eod stands firmly and unitedly
against the prohibitory bill.
11 tk• temporaries people want to do any
fbi, they should get together and work
unitedly instead of muting time end news•
paper space in giving out interviews nkat
are doing only injury to the cause which
they profess to espouse.
I1 they believe that there le an over
',Maiming sentiment in favor of prohibition,
all that is necessary to be done is to pt eat
the vote 11 there isn't a good, healthy
majority of public opinio to beck up the
administering of the law if the act passes,
thou it would be better to weft instil the
Province is ripe for prohibition.
If the temperance people don't get to
gather Rose would better withdraw his
Referendum.
SNAP SHOTS.
.When Jaren UcMOLLKIe and WILLI■
(AMOK entered the Senate lest week they
added length and breadth te that august
body.
Messrs. Tbem!euo, Mersey, Knox and the
Mover "nay.' Mr. Koos • menu was
!boa deulated corded un tee wine divie,ou.
There was • letter from Meadow Belo
olatmlog not he ,could reoeiy• .glary to
February 15th, no end of bis mouth ; but
as the m ad been intimated N oy It.
ameadbOg of the mousse monolog further
was dune.
A 1 from Jobe Collets uo behalf eat
the asberm.e, asked ler the use of tie• town
ball for •boot six weeks fee the purpose et
seaming Choir note. The requital was
granted.
A oouimuuloatlou from the James Moot.,
aria Braes M'i'g. Co., Toronto, In r d te
• di.puted baleen* of $13 84 In their so,
oount, was referred to the finances cem-
m t toe.
The following 00wuot• wore sett to the
same committee ; n. Tlohbouro., eight
,lots duty as alabtwatohman, $10 ;
N.uoaal Carbon Co., Cleveland, O, o.rh..ns,
$5 ; tiederioh Limber Co , lumber, $10.19 ;
'1'us SIuP•L. minting, $5.25; 0. C. s%IUuly,
relief, etc., $7 10.
A puttee .'.toed by members of the
(iodenab gut olub and mtleeoe brine no the
neighborhood of the club aroutds requested
perms sioo for the club to o.rry ea .hoot ng
ou seed grounds. The grounds ars ea the
bank of the late, so it is ola:med that aloe -
leo eslsly is 'seated.
Some doubt was goitrous 1 as to wbstb.r
the ooeoml Could Ictally , .et no pnvl
lege •eked, and the special eummiltee trio,
(selruoted to loot into the matter. 11 there
0. no legal obstacle, the permission will be
granted.
A request from Robert El:iott tut ramie -
oleo to mots • poplin, tree bear isle eatable
vee referred to the publio works •emmUte•.
'rpe water end light t,mmlitee reoem
mended the aswptanco of various feeders
for supplies lot the water and light plash.
Mr. penny's water rale war fired for the
present ►t $5 a year. and not of \V. t' lit
A. Smith
port was •
I• the ma
assessments, t
commended the
A Ii CrINlTE Iaet'S 1.1011010110.
Woodstock Senelnsi-Review: The whole
efforts of the rabid opponents of the preemie
Osverom•nt, we any, are_ now Mooted to
one object They are trying to est the
esteem* opponents of proh bitten, to the
I quer trade and out of it, to unite with the
eatr.me advocate@ of prohibition against
Mr. Rose. Temperance men will co. be de.
salved by the insolent and audsc.00s efforts
of these putisens. For the first time in
the history of Canada tie• hire been riven
an opportunity of testinethe strength of
Nmperanas wotlmont on a 000irete props-
sltfow They have the oppertuutty of
bringing the Manitoba Liquor Aot into locos
in Onarlo when they ono secure a majority
of the ordinary voting strength of the et0-
vlew In fayor of it, whioh probably mews
about 35 per sone, et the total votes on the
1prevriaraliite. This Guest to satisfy uy•
one who is dleposd to be reasonable es
either side. Serious people In this country
nosy DOW ear• well Ignore the puerile
clamor of psrlisaas and address tbsmeelves
to the serous erotism with whioh the Pro.
view has to deal. The liquor question
having been left to the supreme verdict of
die people as a special issue, the electors of
Osbert° are mow tree to judge between the
Government and the Oppoeitloa on their
merits, io relablon to their sots and polp'y
ea the pablio saes/inns whioh have been he-
lot* the legislature in the past, and wbtnb
are likely to be beton it during the out
few years.
-Tha British Empire league held its
anneal sheeting at Ottawa last west, and
we notice that Hueal BoosASSA, M. 1'. for
Labelle, occupied a front seat in the eyna.
gogue. Which Bose to show that if a man
speaks the truth as he .nes It he 1n fit for
any company.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
a{nPlaLr TALK.
Kingston Whig: A contingent of C•sr
ellen troops le set required as the ooronatlno
of the King. On that coos. on the military,
however gorgeous they may look, will not
be the oaetrs of attraction. Besides Sir
Wilfrid tweeter's po.onality will not be
rwderd more attrsotive by • military
lady -guard. H• reasbed iatloottoo wttb•
set It, and does goo need It new.
HARD DN TH• LA*YIBI.
Slimly Flattens : A rtoh citizen of a sear•
by town was on toms of deadly bayed
with two leoal lawyers whom he aoopwd of
h aying robbed him to a lawsuit. H• took
sick, was given up by his doctors. At now
M sent weed to the lawyees, asking' them to
wine to his bedside. They berried to ilia
hens*, and when 1n the room were motioned
to lit one on each std. of Ilio he,1. Ho than
tock a hand of own. "My friend@," he
g asped, "you wonder what 1 want with you
sod•y. Perhaps you think i hay• broogh/
yea hero for reeenolla'loa. But no, that
is not w 1 merely want to the like our
blessed Lord -between tern thieves." And
M.. M died happy.
001 OAT'S ROOT IS 51050 peones.
Winery al Vol • year. In• re
toted.
ter of the grsnelitbic w•.ke
public" works aounmutee i•
the property °lepers be
assessed 60 per cent, of the cost for the
walks ori the followtpg streets . The Mous;
South street, beth sides, from the &luato to
Britannia road : Kingston street, both sides
Eget stresl, beth sides ; Hamilton staves,
*catboat side, from the §quare to let 927,
and on the northwest side frees the Squats to
Nelson street ; North stree►,„ both slies ;
Culberoe etreet.00rtheest side ',11 est street,
both sides ; Montreal street, both side,
Newgate street, one south side, Irani Hamtl-
too street to Victoria street ; Britannia
road, north side, from south street to
Waterloo .trees. Oa the following *Nowa
tie* property benefited to be aseeesed the
whole cost : Keays street, west gide, fro'gt
Br,tesci• road be St. Tbemaa street : St.
David's street, moth old., from ikmgeton
street to Alb -re street : Lighthouse stews
south side. Prem Welissley stress to Ewer
street ; Essex street, south side, from
L gbH•use street to Elgin avenue ; Cebosrg
street, from Nest street to Welloal.ystreet;
Wellesley street, from (obonrg ntrest to
Llgh'hotrpe street : Wellington street, wise
side, from 13 atsoots road to the river bank:
Lighthouse street, north side, from Meat -
reel rtrset to Waterloo serset ; St. Patrick's
, north side, loom Colborne street to
&taloo std t was rotcommeeded that
the Inspector and treasurer poo
,mens of the amounts rega',red to be placed
gamest the properties benefitted by the
walks, as required for the bylaw as set (eon
in the teoeral ty'aw. The oommltue
recommended that the Morel a'1 health be
oeo.ulted as to the .drlwblliry of lottt0l
In as overflow pipe at the eor:or of lirltas-
Ma and Wdlwley streets.
Mr. Marney thought the walk on apeg.
t on of Iirlanota road was net ening thane
to whioh the 60 per seat. rate was to upp'y.
and 100 report was teat beak to the cow
mine.
The fin.oce oommltteo recommended pay
mint of • number of .cannot. and tn.
Soto,th : The portsereklp whioh had ext
lived for some years, under rise firm name
of Gro17 & Slaodtnaid, the well-knoot and
atterprl•'ng clothiers, of 1111. town, has
been dltso:veil Mr. Maodohatd hes dlspmsed
f his Inwt•et to the bon new to Herry
Siewert, awl iu future the bueines. will 1.
toaduo'ed under ilia tlrm Slime 01 Grdg &
SNwar 1
DON'T OIVB iN.
Ifou have tried various so-ogled
remedies and obtained no relief, don't
say that there L no cure for rheumatism.
The trouble la, you have not taken the
right medioiao. What Ili. Hall's Rheu-
tuello Cure has a000mplished for thous -
an& of sufferers it oat do for you. Mr
S. 0. Taylor, Charlsootte, Oat., suffered
with rheumatism in the back (lumbago)
for four years; aye bottles of Dr. Hall's
Rt.umatie Coro completely cured him
He kis been free from pato ever einoe.
As • blood purifier it has no areal.
This preperat ori is put up in bottles
opotaiaiag ten days treatment. Price
60 cents at all druggists or The Dr. Hall
Matilda, Co., Market Oat,
. COLBORNEOgtlYOPOLor .TAN
86.
PATTKRNM
'Phone fe fOE'NTB.
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New Spring Stock Now Nearly Complete.
DRESS GOODS
2211aok and Colored
IN ALL 'LUX ASW LINK&
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Bleck
Bleck
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
(flack
Black
Voile.
Chevaline.
Panura.
Poplin,
Venetian.
French Cord.
Serges.
Henrietta.
Howe/puns.
Brocades.
Silks.
Silk Grenadines.
Sistine.
Satin 11oyaL
Lust nes.
Colored DRESS GOODS. BLOUSE WAIST
STUFFS.
Orey Homespun,.
Brown Homespun
Fawn Venetians.
Navy Venetians.
Navy Serge'.
Navy Tweed C. 1i. finish.
Blue-Orey Venetians.
Fawn -Blue Ladies Cloth.
Blue and Green Satin Royal.
Fawn Box Clout.
Bloett• Suiting Cloth.
Slate Popliuette.
Bronze Orey Suiting.
A Lot of Henrietta' in all the
leading Staple Colon.
Grey Lustre,.
Black and White French Flannels.
e• 11 41 " Delaines.
Embroidered Frenob Flannels.
Plain French Flannels.
Figured Del.ines.
Figured Satannas.
Plain Satsumas.
Fanny Silks.
Striped Silks.
Plain Silk.
Cream Berges.
Cream Henrietta'.
Theme Goods arae all New
for thl■ bpring's Trade.
BED ROCK PRICES FOR SPOT CASH AND ONE PRICE TO ALL,
WHITEWEAR• EMBROIDERIESSilk All -Over Embroidery
Blg Stook la Gowns, Skirts, Drawers lied a Lawn and Mu.lio from 5 ors. to 90 eta. gl 'LS and gl 75
Corer Wa ants. large assortment. All neer loo• -Whirls aad lllack.
OYER 5000 YDS. OF VALKNCIItNNE0 and COKCHON LACES PKOM 1 CKNT UP.
A' JOB LOT OF CO SETS AT 35 GENTS -GREAT VALUE.
Our Print Stock i, complete ranging f 5 eta. to 12i cts., and feat colors. A large stock of Gingham,, botl1
Caned and Imported, 8 eta to 15 eta.
J. H. OLBORNE.
V119STEP-LkDDER?
NrrrmmmmmmMIMIMit TIMIn
igger Brighter and
etter than ever
g7F. love just finished palating oar store with RAMSAY'S
11 READY•MIXED PAINT, and it 1. oorwialy a muvl
what a thlek, r:eau pure print It tr. There is no paint o0
the market that gives better s&Ntfaotleo ro the user than
Ramsay'•, ar.d It u made aced GCAPA'T11U by paint
pokers who love had-rdty -are Yews' Experience.
What an Experienced Painter Says :
411Ptri
r
THE TOWN COUNCIL
All lbs members of the oounoll were poo.
s1 at the regular meeting on Friday syso-
lag.
Th• minutes of the previous regular
meeting were amended by °hanging the
(lets of the termtn+tion of Theodore Hale's
suragemeat es day pollwman from January
31.1 to February 15th.
The auditors' report was red and referred
to the fiascos committee. They found the
aooasts of the town mourner for the pact
year moot, with • balano. of $3,093 4
cash on bend on December 31.t Int The
auditors again recommended that • more
nomolete and mor• convenient form of ac•
counts he adopted for water r.tee sod elec.
trio light rates, and •Ito Mist In the Maio
land o•metery accounts payment for tater-
tenets be assured. As to rho •slues et the
assets, they had written them ae they found
them In the eceouot@. They believed that
•llowanew theuld be made for depreciation
• 1 perlehebls properly aad that doe wllnw.
woe be made for doubtful a000untit, 1t arty,
e nd soeouted that this matter reeel•e the
reoelderatton of the emeriti,
The following loiter firm h. Barlow
Holmes was read
' Holman vs Gm -Notch.
"1)•.r Sirs, -1 boo to acknowledge reoe'pt
of the Maym's letter of the 901 lost„ data
lag me o1 your offer In this matter, and In
reply I may any that u there is se Ilius
Alffoeuoa between tine eorp,retlon and my•
self as regards settlement of the above
utlon 1 true, that the oounoll w111 omen
olderthe matter, seg bellow thee It would
he to the boat Interests of the ratepyera of
fur own to have the offer submitted by m•
accepted. frosting that you may we the
matter In this light, i am,
" Yours truly,
F. Nero* Hoven."
Mr. Kew moved,
lid by air.
Thompson, that the oommueloatlon 0.
resolved and flied.
Mr. MoKIm ',m8 that as the parties had
g ene protty far towards a settlement 664
there was only $300 between them It would
he loo bad to g• en with the htlgettos. H•
mored in amendment that the differs," be
divided.
Mr. Humber moved that the matter be
referred to the water and light committee
Mr. Elliott seconded Mr. MoKir's
metas. H• wondered that bite o.000tl
had mods Mr Holmes a very good offer,
but u lbrrs was no0 a Legs difference let
team them he would like to see a settle-
ment.
Mr. Th•my.a •old oho esnnotl had 5.."
trying to settle the matter for the put two
years, but wllhsnb •nose••. It was usetue
i• mink• any further offer. to Mr. Mimeo.
If the tewo had to tate rho owl In would
he fecund almost neal.ss. H• coesldered
the mermen had mad• Mr. Rolmoa a very
fair offer.
The Slayer- sae Dare Hee meteor fall
eanslAarel,ea a% •or meeting, and 1 nought
w• had goes N the outwit limit.
Mr. Marney -Mr. Holmes has said he
has ewe the best he would do 1.' h m
.neap% our offer sr lar. tie •otlne eo shred.
Mr. McKim sehonit'ed his •mendm•s,,
wide' sees .•waded by Mt. Elliott, a. lel
lows Toet w. offer to 41.1d• the difl.r•reu
leManson Mr. Holmes sad the waaell of 5300
ow than haste al nr offer nt wttJawt•wl, 0.
have an *sewer Irom Mr. Helms. by Mas
day mess. ■ee.
Me. Knee sold Ili• waned had Aen• Its
atmos% 1. regard to siding With Mr
11slm... Shortly alter the htlgatton nem
maned an •greew,een was •rrl•ed a1 be
sweet the messed and Mr, Holmes wheteby
Woodeteek Sentinel•Revlew : Rowse so-
eldastc on ra Iwy wad steami et% hors haw
eddied atbstles se the deeper 1. human life
sad property whioh east• through the
weeklss of employee noon day. is the
week. The pilot e1 • crowded New York
iv ferty esu rreenlly toned at a eirltlaal
eat, Miff la death. Than eel/poem of •
Wee espresso, rnaslag ab full owed on
"oleo' s.rrine, with hi. hand on the
w, d.a4 .lose 1300, 1900. • ('hto.go
an did not stop se newt at a stram-
erwisg, end an ..eine ersead 1h• rear
h em olwtrle oar loaded with pweseONra
was fnead with staring rye., stone dead.
• New Jersey ee•laeer0, brother,. hare
eorlkee with paralysis Moon Innldesa
strwagt.ntn• the heads of thee. who
n bees orgies the need tl gc.ra,teelne
kers • weekly day of rest. Apert aPe-
her frem, 'elisions reasons, with the raw
t Ie bole, set oowadwys, 11 le ase •a,ws-
.eowsst)y that human staehleery a1
ebeeld have • p.rlsdle resat• from
tT•
TWO rwwtRTT1O terea{wn"M.
D..g.g Seet.es' A gond deal has be•e
se is who Hon. Oes. W. Raw said
awl
be lets usstd 1. its sposeh
tem rsMs•.dem ee the bill peeklbl•
Do You
Need Boots?
The Best
The Cheapest
at
Sharman's
It's wonderful how we
can sell a shoe like this
for
$3.00.
Tae palates who painted our eters with Rummy s Polut
says that he never below need eo pure end nob a tufted "wet
and that 11{ Iill KKKtl'1.L1' Rtt )MM1N1t IT Tn 1)11 1'1'611+
W LEAD in all lines of Hardware, Paints, Oils
and Varnishes.
ALLAN & McIVER
Powde
worth tit
Try •
fully seise
manner wit
Now i9
full asst rtmen
e give one away with each pound of Pure ('ream Baking
urehaseJ from us. 50c a lb. The step -ladder alone
price.
rage of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care -
ll Indian and Ceylon Toa blended in a scientific
specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
he time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
- Telephone No. 91.
7.7122=" az, CO.
THE GROOM.
1 Annual Stocktaking Sa1e.-
We
have the following Goods which we wish to
- clear.out, to make room for new goods, at the follow-
-.
-.IP,.
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1
EThe Leading HaeIware Firm. Honest Gaeta at Hutton Prices.
'Phone 57.
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The Minister of Edam""lea istseed 1111111111 A. IcLBNNAN'S
tato .11., Pn inial L•R ulwtare a veal Imo 1111111111 I.
LINI�IBNT
v
portant m.asure. It is dwtgod to promote
'be prluoiple of free high schools. It pro.
v, te. that where the trustees of any blyK
school situated within • rely or town sever -
aced from the on0oty, notify the county
olirk that the high wheel t. open Io 000ntry
papule, the on00ty coa•cil shall in all oases
0•y the omit 01 maintenance of county
TWO* at such high sobool, the amount to
For ntrrnal use only, It a positive cure for
Spinal Dunne, Hip Dowse. Irfi.mmatory
Rb.uma:ism, Lame Bink. Lombeg'. Sora
Throat. Week and Sore 1.ucdt, Breiew.
Sprai, Atiff Je'e, Rd ll kt
drd dln•ee►ses.olIt leu alsoapture, beadenfoundaa can -
re
he eet'l'd by mutual agreement to cove of for Theme Aff.ctlne to homes. Nous
dMpot• it is to bo settled 0. heretofore rwolms wt. hoot hwvloe the trade mark no
labels and wrappers end E. A. M-Letives v
Liniment, Goderioh, lint., clamped on wax
seal on each bottle. Maeefoaured only by
BU1'HEMIA A. J o LKNNAN,'olapa'en,es
sad proprietress, Wilkieret.,tiodsrian,Oot.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
ATENTS
TRADE MARrts
Deetane
Corrmlosrs &C.
Aortae emdlni a .keteh and d.•r'rIpIInn mal
infrkly nventionprnbnhlypstentai,tO. Commrtatn rot, opinion free whether
'ions • .lr1oilyeonadentlal. (landbook un Patents
pent free. 1114e•t egenel for .eeurier paten's.
Taenia taken through Munn A 1 u. receive
ept*W .v, bout charge. In the
Scientific American.
AHe-
rniation hatl no f anyls',entl0 )•.�tiwl rnal. Terme. e4 •
year: four months, e1. W) +Lyall newsdealer,.
MUNN & Co.agtgy' New 111rk
Brant'b Odloe. rpt lr tet., Weehm•ton, n. '
or
3 sJ
P,
BUT we can and
do, and n o w
that Spring is nearing
with its wet walking,
your feet should be
protected. .
Why not
buy to -day?
Wm. Sharman, jr.
(loderich, - Ont.
U.)�L� �
\
•\fl
co Per{..,;..,'r
The Division
between good and Indifferent
Drugs and Medials
is ettoeily (leaned bars. 'I h. indif
boons kind ars never ordered and
neyor permitted to farm part of oar
et.oek. Only vends of eadoan'ed
parity are tffored to te.lttmors.
Ole stook it
Proprietary Medlolnea
le very terve. Prices aro low.
F. JORDAN
MEDICAL HALL.
9
1902 - 4-- 1902
w mnvtnrt b•rwave. Winter tors beide. Jan
r, lyel. On- wee we reseomttte, .'Ir f ,, s
of orad/ thorough mod WNW i 1 '
J.rg•eelsed esu what we ,each. manes's may
gate any time. Two waren et Itndy.
CNmseelal and tehorihaad
1`. A. FUMING. A. i, McIRTTRI,
Owes Ssu.A. Limeyvot
WORSELL
Ian
THE PLACE TO (;ET....
STOVES,
FURNACES,
EAVESTROUGHING,
ROOFING and
DAIRY TINWARE
CHAP. -
CANTELO N'S
Pastry, Oyster Palties,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls,llioce
Pies and Lady Fillers, Kisses,
lacaroons, laranines,
. 'Brandy Snaps, gtc.
are as good es tho bout made in any
city in Canada.
Csntelon levee the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy doeigning ane Ornament•
ing and aimed sang.
(;Ice hint an order and your ,sat•
lafeetiotl will he oaeurwl.
D. CANTELON,
WERT-8T.
UPPI N COTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A FAMILY LISRARY
1b1- Bat In Current literature
12 Coln NOVOL• Ytaoty
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
52.50 Pte YEA'S: 25 CTs. A COPY
NO CONTINUED STORIES
hint Num•10 Com IR (Seth
ing close prices :
20 Saw Seta, assorted kinds. wen m 36 to 75, sow 25 mita
20 Cold B.aet Iwntsros, were 75 a d 51 QC, sow 60
Meal hal l'Intbee Lines, 60 loot, Wer 0 1 8
50 Happy Ida Buck !tows 40
21 loader Axes. were 65, now 50
100 Axe Beadles.. .... .......... ... ........ 10
12 pair Llo•d Mita, were 50, now 25
20 doses *tenrlc plated Tee ttpeon., were ', sew 25o dos.
15 " " " 1N.e.r. i'p oleo, wen ' , sew40
15 " " " Table " " Ill 11, sew50
15 " " " Demon, Fork'', wen 90, saw40
15 " � fable ''" $1 11 .ow50
Table )ap
3 " Tases• and Pork*, " 1.50, ow 51.10
4 ., " m •• " f1.50 • 2.00
2 „ rt ---S if -- `w-Z'T 2.20
10 only, Hateber Nelms., were 25, saw. 10
12 only butcher Cleavers, were 25o, sow 20
36 Padlock., aspersed, 15 and 25 oasts, saw.... ......:-. 10
6 Nut Anger., l f, were 75o, sow 25
100 Wire Soaps, for rope or strap, were 5e, now 2
12 Steak Pounders. were 25o, now 20
50 Whips, values from $1 to 82, now 75
We carry the finest line of House and Stable
Brooms in Cioderich.
N. D. ROUGVIE
9
The Cash Hardware Store. - Goderich, Ont.
REL/ABLE
FuRs,
E ne did advocate shopping away from
home hen you could do as well there as
anywhe But there are things which, it
stands to eason, one can buy better in a
centre like fronto is, and one of these is
FINE RELI •‘: LE FURS, because to get
the variety and s get the guaranteed qual-
ity you must go t• the larger market. We
are exclusive fur m i e ufacturers. We make
everything we sell, and we guarantee every-
thing we make. We shall be pleased to
welcome you to our showr6oms-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 serve y u through
our Mail Order Department and romise
you absolute satisfaction. You can ave a
copy of our new 1901-2 Catalogue fol' the
asking. We are making a special feature of
warm fur Jackets.
LADIES' ASTRACHAN .iACRRTf4.-Our spatial $26.
1•AD1E9' ASTRACHAN, COON AND WALLABY JACK-
ETS $25 to $50.
80 to 40
45to45.
LADIES' ELECTRIC SNAL JACRUTB.--Plan
LAWNS' ELK(TRICSEAL JACKETS -Trimmed
J. W. T. FAIRWEATHER & Co.
84$YONOE-ST. - ;TORONTO.
W.
Fri&
Satin
goods w
advanta
are trul!
580 yards 0
p•r•tss le
blank re
ends, Fe
per yard
350 yards 1
42 [oohs*
sod bine
our regal
days will
2157 yards
4 uillaas
being nisi
la small
ori more
our erre
300 yards t
Lsws lot
a r.goh
pard
RECO!
rakers
The Tu
hall ea S
members
't sem Dosed
T. Melo
-==Vanes r;
Owob,as
waited ul
goal the
el.owle r
Irom neat
Tb. lin
was May
.d the d
Is no beet
we hive
Went ••c
iy w bort
grassy•
keep stir
*eye to
awl thus
Els triol
no doubt
motile p
pie, 5001
•weeg.s
prows. t
las too a
Mr.(:
upon, u
truly et
whioh ht
•Iz ,roue
stables
be to the
H. bell
hot the
have ea
teeniest
produce
brat td
wbtob
reed. In
tee(
eotepet1
fr•isbt
Semen
trl•olos
of the I
for goo
toed b
rodet.
spinal
public
might
Marsh'
meet,
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tions •
there
meat I
ww•r
brosgl
mpsht
and b
an ole
of load
Into e
are in
1100 t
• M. •
paler
..e tl
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who
nett
bet 0
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mon
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