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THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
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'Luc mAil N Ie. 11 .if. 1111 :Illi rill Intl ap
i.carauc., to anxious to hate Neekwuar,
t•torts and Cohere whieb will be 6..wming
and is egotist
. We have novelties which are just out
iii the fashion centres. Plenty'of Aledrl
moot. Homily attrsaive gouda. well mule
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HATS
We are in the front rank tat the Hat business Chii,ty i isle'
bated English stiff and wit H it* and also very swell hoc- iu New
York Fedora Hats, just et fur the Easter trade.
If you want the latest up to the moment Hats you will got
them here. !
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Perim! netting Clothing Hesse, Hei n•n's Blnck. CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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QODZRUCH. THURSDAY. MAIL >n. LIOt
THE CONVENTION SHOULD MEET•
IT is about time that a Liberal Con
veutiou was held to select a camCidate fur
the Legislature in N est Huron
The dilatory conduct of the executiv,i
committee already hu caused a eerie, of
small meetirgs in certain portions of the
riding at which candidates hive been
brought forward by the people in the 1 tali
ties represented at the meetings. If this
ping goes on we shall expect to have
every municipality represented by a curl/
date whoa the contention is called, and a
K4kenny cat fight for the position
This would have been avoided had the
coov,*(I0e been called immeifately after
Hon..Lr. Oasnow signified that he woull
sot agsblm • candidate
Whoever 's rr.pon.Ible for holding hack
the conyentl is not acting in the puhh,
later..s and i evidently gui'ed by some
ulterior object in rig it back.
And while on t 'e question it is a pity
that the Liberals in various sections have
been forced to nominate candidates at
primary meetings If there ever was a
time when the bed available' candidate• i•.
wanted by the Liberals in West Huron it If
new, and ay effort to interfere with the
@election of the etrongeet man IS wrong
Let the office seek the man, and be place
to seek the man is at the oon,entioa.
FENCES.
' you'd get 38 per cent. of the vote on. the
het he wouldn't lilt'ilowii -oil whine that
he wits up against an impossibility.
DURING the Farmers' Institute
westing. hekl'this wintbr throughout th\e,
Province the subject of farm fences war
brought forward by several person-, Mr.
Duncan Anderson. of Rugby, Simcoe eoun
sy, a man with a clear heal. and • strong
Lowland Scotch accent. being the chief
speaker on this particular question.
Mr. Anderson estimates that there are
about 130,000 oos•hundred acre farms in
Ontario, on each of which there aro on an
average, about 1.000 rods of fencing, or
130.000.000 rods in all. the velee of which.
at 30c a rod. would be about $39.000 000
That is pretty high in the way of fencinv
is it not? However, the figures are fair
Mr. Ando then goes on to figure that
the value o the 1.000 rode of fencing if put
In modes style, would be about 1500. A.
the li of • fence is only about tweet)
year", he further estimates ttat interest,
In. ea., added. would make the total
in that period about 11 000, or 850 a
yam for each farm: which to about $6 ,500.
000 annually for the Province. Fences
Dome high.
It is obvious to all who have considered
the matter that there is a great deal of
waste in the erection and maintetaece of
farm fenose. There are lou many fence,'
within the farm boundaries. The fielde'are
too email ; the fences become prolific breed
trig grounds for weeds, cud are the habitat
of all manner of injurious insect. and fungi
these internal -we were going Loony ot..rn•
al -fences also take up much va'uable
space. Above all, they now east • terse
amount of money, both for+eNerial and for
labor. The home !wilt fermis from materia'
grown on the farm is a thing of the past.
The situation is one that calls for ahem
ttion. and for action.
It is safe to say that the extent of fencing
sow Minding might easily Fre lessened by
fully 25 per cent That would mean • ase
ing of • neat 910 000.000. which 1! diverted
tato the proper channel would bring a rich
harvest of gain to the agriculturist and to
the county.- -Femme yfidrt - rmltfier term
beef, nor fruit ; nothing Mit weeds and
mortgages And let it be further remem
bored that thee .910.0901000:41- herr ins
W knees. would have to he renewed every
twenty years. Fences roach high and run
tar afield.
Mending knots ia just now holding the
ulnae attention of certain politician. In
some quarters the pees are %egging, and
the hers have got down. In one or two in.
stances the Rates bays been carried off on
shoulders as burly as those of the big Heb
raw wko wakened up the people of tiara
Thera are certain Samson. _troubling the
Philistines. The political leviers mute
herd their fences on many • party home
shad, else their opponents will get • firm
bort/age sod • torsclosure on these panic
slat phase. There aro many kinds of
assns. And there are • lot of fellows who
Ilse Sisk on the fence and taunt chances
espsd•Y, sMm the kicking is good and
mddy, nesse prsseh parable'.
SNAP SNOTS.
.� psshlWese will lemon the drink
bide why lb the Inletse and distillers
web N t?
-L • petitienl candidate were told Gat
be Weill be *Iowa to P•rltemss$ U
-There would be more tcmpsrano.actidn
if some of the teinperan.w advocates need
inure temperate language.
-t% hen a man's temperance principle«
clash with • his politics. the temperance
principles usually go to the well. ,
From 7 he t rt to • a C.' leen : We do not
recall another instance of a• Brit ,1i
general being captured in the put fifty
years.
-The Citizen evidently forgets that Pt
the tint battle of the war the Ilritioh were
defeated and General WILLIAM P, S1
$* Moyne was captured by the Boer@ and
died a prisoner in their hands A captured
British general isn'tes daft by any means
-The editor of Tor SIGNAL has retained
'an tut 'tattoo to speak at the anunal dinner
of the Canadian Club of Hamilton, to take
place on- the 3rd of April. As the Hint •ter
of .Iuetice is to apcak to the toast of "Can
:via," and the Hon. G. E Futter to that of
' (:rest Britain, Ireland a,ll the Brhtia1
l)0miuitus Beyond the Seas," the wditor f«
.ertously considering thy taking of .. The
Gentile %Vortd " under hie guardianship
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
A meettre of the LI erale of Went Wawa
,.00h was held Meetly se Sr. Helene and n
was nnan:moualy 'deo dad to support Alex.
Attar' as nominee fur the L:h.ral caodida.
cure to &Vest Huron fur the cheroot elleotiou
w the L gal:ours.
The data if the tskirg of the referendum
n the Pro•inoial Prohibit on bill his been
.Itere4 to December 4 h. The vote required
u make th• act eff..•'.,ve oil be • majority
of the cumbey of you. plied at the *snore'
Prev:aoasl.l.otloDs of 1898.
A report is current in politiosl ofrclas
that when Sir Wilfrid Laurier goes to Er it.
land for the coronation ceremontee he will be
-.teed to the pee ram. with the title of Lord
Athabaska. Athabasca to the tame of the
Qyebeo Tillage ie which the Premier open
aka 'tarter years.
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SPADES, SHOVELS, PRUNING SAWS,
PRUNING SHEAR S, PRUNING
KNIVES, HEDGE CLIPPERS and.
SHEEP SHEARS.
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White Lead, Oils, Dry Colors and Varnishes'
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The Leading Hardware Firm. Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
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Ramsay's
Ready -nixed Paints
are the best Paints on earth. Use no other.
'Phone
86.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
AND THIN WANTED To e:1T RID uF 111114.
London New■ : General Del.rey has
entered into .comp.titloa with American
neirs.ea. H. bagged s lord. •
(noon or Wt.
Windsor Record : The shrewd old
Sootohmso, Andreae Carnegie. said • was.
tome the other day when he expressed the
opaline that no volume\Of fiction should b,
out on the shelve. of • Rubino library no
publication. 1
in, for the lib
�J•b.t rub woe
at least • year after it
would be a mighty good
a. -.es and fur the public If
eelvmally obes,ved.
TII$ RRITIhn ■M1AROO ON r TTL!.
Guelph Mercury: H"o Myon y 1's.be
in h:s •ubn.l report, just lusted, elates too,
•o his recent ,tut to Hovland he was fra!i
deed 10 find . that the British Minister et
Agriculture, Mr, Millbury, admitted pub.
!o:y and privately that be considered C.`}•
.dun cattle entirely free from onntagioui
tamest*, bas', in reply to a strong depute ••
floe, Mr. H•ibury awed unequivocally
dist "as loo, as be was Minister of Agrlcul
is -e the riovermeset woutd not damn any
oreign or colonial cattle to free inland de-
nary In the United Kingdom." Mr. Irish.
•r th oke this settle* the embargo for some
75515 to come, the present arraneemeute be
•', 'tatty,ry and incapable of change ex•
✓ ept ty Aot of Parliament passing both
lioness.
1111 ADMIRAL AND Tilt KING.
l.ipolnentt'. Maeaxine : The teednees of
navy uflicers for telling jokes at each utI mid
e xpecte i* well Innen, and their yarn*,
tke the traditions of the Indians, are hand
..i down from one generation to the next
1'ear1 ago there wn a brusque old admiral
upon whom mace • stories were told -ID
most eases true one.. At one time whoa
he warship of which this admiral was In
•-ommend was off the coat 0t Portugal the
King of that country eiipreeisd . d..iri to
orbit an American man of war. Th. admit
al renelved the natty with ,.at oorelialry,
hot Instead of eldrewing the royal visitor
as "eons Mej•* y;' ne "'nor Higho...," he
tesasa bly o..led-h:m..1•Ktn...:'...JI. -wee.
"Sep 'hie way, King," "Look out for your
head, Kieg," when thr.wle, him about the
Ire -tel, and before hit Ste mty departed the
..rraked -.aevw1c.d. all s 4u0 b•an•a, ttl.a•y•-
mg he.pii.l. v, Kung, toms down In the
othfn anti have a drink."
PItOrIttallonAl. Mlnrnivit nI.
U taws Journal : Apropos rd the epactal
'trivia/pa whtoh el,1I eatleeers are s.eklnt
from the Ost.rk, L-ti.btnre In the way of
it -corporation, consider where the Iswytn
are at, ID parr. No tree else now ht •d
mated at the hat In Ontario gays and except
ander thy foilowieg conditions
1. Selena years of Study-whlob is
right
2. 'two years' study la Toronto -whish
miebl M rill 1.
3. Two years' study to Tornstl, define
which the student b prohibited tram earning
anything *tune in a law efri te toward. .
h,ieg-whtoh Is Se oetrsg.. This movie.
normals par .tedeat5 to look rely to Isw
offline for work, vied the soppl, of latter
Ming over -largo, the oompeneattee Is pro
p.rttenetely small, or ed.
It le an indefensible shams that no peer
boy Is Ontario, attends Toronto, has sew •
reasee•ble ebasse to gaudily himself as •
lawyer.
Holum roll rile OLA Milton IMAM.
Stratford Herald : The pries of the old
Hera dlstrlet, of *hob Perth winery Is
as Imperteet part sod about whish reeellse
Mon fondly tine.,,, Ines wen noeenittnn la
the Cas•dl•n Press Asseelattne of raciest
yam,, to as wawa that must be pleating Is
she people of these pate, aed welch se
other /section can rival. Mr. Robert Holmes
of The Cliotun New Era, s few years ago
was president. Hs swimmer was Mr, W. S
bagman, of :h:e paper, who was in turn fol-
lowed (y Mr. J. S. t1Itti.00. of The Globs
an old Houma county boy. Entire Osterle
neat t .•.k a tura, Mr. A G F. M.cdonald,
of The GI . y New., and aeon of theater
Lout.-Goysroor Macdonald, hong WWII
dant; but r,tmn immediately was made to
the Huron Geti ict, the spontaneous, always
young and blahs Mr. Dan: Mc(illlicuddy, of
1'ne unlatch S gust, hay.ag just bees elect-
ed president, and • good vas he will make.
bu: the 1.st is t o: vii completed. for Jelin
A. C roper, editor of The C►oedien Mega:lee
.uA . Clinton boy, his oven made a v:os-
,.re.i trot and started on the road to the
n"n•.rabla ethts of the presidency, afar hay.
capably filled the office of seor«terry for
n:soY years If McGillicuddy and
l' ,. per are the chief heroes of the recut
victory over lbs gaper iambics. and have
aro: h droe splendid Mrvion to th• puhlshleg
busmen by the ability with which their
tight was oerdao ed. Mr. P.uypi.oe, of
I'n's Fote 1 Free Pre., the first ►Ins preen
d.•n',
is clots to the Huron district that
be ought be breasht within the told. And
the supply of goal newspaper men hers
.b.outs Is not nearly exhausted The old
Huron tract, the pewter Inorfe° of West.
ern Ontario, can keep the num Aesn3lattea
are.htabty stye ied with presideau for
many years to arms.
Tilt SC1:Am DCTILS.
Turonte Weekly Su 1 : Sir Wilfrid
Leerier and Mr. F,el•iiog put tome very
pertinent questions to the deputation that
waned eft oh. Gnyeromeat the other day to
o•k for an acres • of the sugar duties.
Mr. Gash, the,p;,ke.manof the dopers' ion.
',stead that auger Dow mile in Ceoa.la for
at eat a cut a pound lees that in the United
States, whereupon Mr. nekton, *eked d
the impos.lton of the int, rea.ed duiy souls
-,ot bring the price to Canada to the United
Stare. 'twill- The reply eau that it would
10 s,. hut that when tho industry get well
es.abtuh.d tho pries would be reduced
`ilr It ilfnd oke: va'nly for seinen example
when this yolretary redmot'on in pries has bo..kbayer by skis arrraegameet wtU be kis
boss made by the manulactanrs, and in.- saying .4 (b. two os tures d.,.' lime wbieb
mooed Germany, where the beet. hides • le Dow cake. sp 1• lbs sresam esisa et w•
try ha. be.. rece•yie/ Oevsromut..stime. der.'ta New York. -
es for • hundred years, but is still mashie to
mates of whioh this was merely • r.veto.
Mr. Osier srge.d that the feet that It was
• mote did sob help the mister, U the
.,..sty had hese provided Its a former year
cod sot expended it was an 1•dlesWen the
west wee • useless one.
S r Wilfrid Lawlor rotated out the issea.
et*t.ney of members of the Oppo•itlos Is op -
pustule the ,.vete, afar. allowing it to pass
at • former ee+aon without objection. Yob
tgentler/mue gentler/mu rely as boor beore Nd
beim urging the Hosteler of Psblie Werke
to pat an item to th• estimates, net fur any
public remora, or open business principle at
e ll, bet simply to comply with the wishes of
the pretty aisle of Ortllt•, sad entirely la
defiance of the prlselel.. epos which Oar
.tw based their ebpc'.les to the Ilam wader
discussion. Afar further debate the Item
period.
Pam la the Joists
May be muscular or rhesmatlo. The joints
are hard two gee •t, sad it requires • power.
lel, penetraueg remedy to reach the toffees.
• 1 parts. Pol000's No/villas *meetly moots
the requ retreats, fur 1t le bath powerful
and p.netralag. The pain le expelled as If
ray ammo, for one drop of Nseyllfse equals
lnstrength five drops of other ,.m.ites.
You woe's often call the doctor it Norville*
u is the house Pries 25 mot.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
LITRRAMT Nora -Alt slam of Isl.nst to
the Ceoadlao book trade and bark buyers Is
rbc saws that Morro. George N. Morass( A
Company. Ltd., of Toronto, will hereafter
be 11.s sole agents to Canada for all books
published by The Macmdlae Company, of
New York. Messrs. Mores & C,mpay
w111 sell the bo-iie at the sate prices im
, *sada as oboes at which they are sold be
The Macmillan Cowpony In New York, and
the same dioonabte w also be given to the
Cor.edlla booksellers and dealers as ars
virtu In the U. bed &•W.. Meesrr. Mersa(
and Company bay• sew a link posse nom•
piste (.Moes* of The Mbemtllan Company's
publloatlobe we lob will be issued by them
ImmsiIately. One material gain to the
I J. H. COLBORNI3I
COSMOPOLITAN
PATTERNS
for .-on
18 CENT S.
New Spring Stock Now Nearly Complete.
DRESS GOODS
Black and Colored
IN ALL '1HB MEW LINES.
Black Voile.
Black Chevaline.
Black Pamirs.
Black Poplin..
Black Venetian.
Black French Cord.
Blank Serge'.
Black Henrietta.
Black Homespun'.
Black Brocades.
Black Silks.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black Satins.
Black Satin Royal.
Black Lustre*.
.t,nd on its legs. 'The Premier :night also
b•ve mentioned th. (J i el S•aiea, when
beer sugar his Dow been manufactured for a
number of year', but whirs high duties an
still maintatned. It was Chit head of the
C' ited Sates beet` sneer industry wits
e•arntly stated before • U,ngressional nom•
mitts. at Washington /bat If the duty on
Cuban sugaralore were rearmed, ties beset
•u,ar factories would have to glove up.
This was probably an Gamma e:•tamat,
but it clearly shows rhe stiitvd' of the beet'
sugar men If the Increased duty were
ono* imps=ed, th* beet euger maufatursrs'
.Ike other protected integers, would claim
. vested rata to ire mai tontines, and we
bouln find °eredve. won a beet eager io-
duetry to operation but with • to on the
.ug.r of etrry eoeeuleer, while tmpertamt
Interests, which no pol.tiotsn could ignore,
wcnld clamor mimeo any proposal ter • n -
deco on of the du'y.:tithe Ontario beauty:
the munio poi bailees thtl h•v*hews voted;
and the right of admission of ite machinery
free of duty, are not tuffs aeut to give the
he.• roger mduetry 5 n.r'..,w 11 11 be able
to wend ohm* at soy Lias. t In oar opinion
lir tt'dfrid L.orter and hie coda./use have
loi,e well in deolloioe to still further etims-
I.te the mauufaotors of Loot surer by an In
1 the genual tax. The farming m-
atey hoe more to rein Irom obeap Import -
s1 soar !ban from den native sugar.
\e FITS CURED.
Marl.sod Medtoae ()o.. Hoderloh. Oat.
Sias, -1' was trouhl*d with his for years,
which cams an without any warntu/, as
home or •hroed. 1 would tall en000eocus
and would enasi my tongue. and my body
would be conyuld1d in • terrible manner.
My oats grew .o 6114 that my trite was M
terror tad dread, op wool) so that she
could not sleep wi•.h dei for fear of the fits
:n the nlgbt, 1 was reeemmeerled to write
r0 yea fpr Vont Protein R.•uream, whloh 1
did, with the following eat4efsatory ,.colts.
that eine* the first dose el the mediates 1
NMI Got bad one 51, Mefdee I have boss
g reatly b*.efitad in my venethl health. I
bare rsoommseded 511 whom 1 gave mine
to contact with similarly sift c'ed tea try the
. amt remedy. i hope them Igoe will be
the means of others' rsaple, the sena bene.
M. 1 •rn 'sure thankfully.
Own. A. Patti*,
ST. JOSEPH WHARF.
A tee to ti tee Menke sr 1. nes n tem
Eaton sere.
O tow',, March 14. -Thu events. a lobe
del.at• yorured on an item of 15.000 for •
w harf at St. Joseph, Lake Huron Mr. L•
gram objected to it and irked for so ex
p'oration. Mr. Tette veld it was • rivets
of • rum pl.oedin the estimates, owing
numerals to tepreeetetlo•e made to him by
a.poteue s from Montreal, Huron meaty
and Chicago, that a oo00141MM* Immlgra
tiem of Frereh Canadian. from Ohloego wet
ukely to error there. Mr. Tara said If the
dem was passed he would vest. ths place,
and H ha Inaad there was Iron • ooawiderabts
.mmigratlon there he would not speed a cent
of the mosey,
Mr. Tarte meld that the work bad teas
p•titlseed for by the people, and the late
■ ether, Mr. Jeba MoMallen..pere,ed flim
petition. The petition was receive! Is isle
e haaeoe and his colleagues ordered • survey
of the place, but he assumed she whole re-
o pens bitty for Atkin, the veto. He was
tnfnrmed that • esttlemeat of twaty dire
families hod beta made there wltbla two
year A member el Montreal bsHnese men
oaplulbt., ropteeented to him that they
wanted to Mild • lone hotel. Tee sIWI
has hiss started and be repeated hie stale.
meet that after what has hese mid he would
ant malt any expenelitan setil M Md pee.
.eo•Ily looked into the whole matt.,. The
Opremiu m bail not ebjeeted when the ap.
proprieties wnsertplsody plated is the sW
wetness'. slates' Cosa end Wart Extrac-
tor
Cambia. so aids en other Injurious ahead.
eel compounds; is neither caustic, oorrorlye
or in urine; but mashes and cases from the
brat .pplloailea, and beta giwkly. 11 you
want art Irritating and graideatIno routed,
do not ask for Pianism's, It sots last the
other way. For sale at all dru/,iso.
Colored DRESS GOODS.
(trey Homespuue,
Brown Ilouteepuns.
Fawn Venetians.
Navy Venetians.
Navy Surges.
Navy Tweed 0. 11. finish.
Blue -Grey Venetians.
Fawn -Blue Ladies Cloth.
Blue •rad Green rigida Royal.
Fawn Box Cloth.
Bluetta Suiting Cloth.
Slate Poplinette.
Bronze Grey Suiting.
A Lot of Henrietta* in •11 the
leading Staple Colon.
Orey Lustres.
BLOUSE WAIST
STUFFS.
Blink and White French Flannels.
1/ 11 11 /1 Delajnes.
Embroidered French Flannels.
Plain French Flannels.
Figured Detsi,es.
Figured 8•tennis.
Plain Satannas.
Fanny Silks.
Striped Silks.
Plain Silk.
Dream. Berges.
Cream Henrietta*.
These Goods are all New
for this t ering's Trade.
BED ROCK PRICES FOR SPOT CASH AN CI ONE PRICE TO ALL.,
WHITEWEAR. EMBROIDERIES ISIIk All -Over Embroidery
Big Stook V Oowss, Skirts. Drawon sod tin Lawn and Muslin from 5 ons. to 90 as. 11 25 sod 81 75
(greet Wants. rt lataee.ortm..e. I All-Uror Loa -White sad Black.
OVER 5000 YDS. OF VALENCII.NNEM and rOItCHON L%C-I'ld FROM 1 CENT UP.
A JOB LOT OF CORSETS AT 35 GENTS -GREAT VALUE.
A BIG DRIVE IN CORSETS.
I pus Is atettk jest 120 pain of Summer Weight tureens ' no weak ago. Thar* are about 70 pain left. Yea Acald have some s
Mast. They are vales for 50 oasts. You ova boy them for 9e cents • pelf Jost think 50 for 29.
Our Print Stock is complete ranging from 5 oto. to 12; uta., and fast colon. A large stock of Gingham*, both
Canadian and Imported, 8 cta. to 15 ct..
P1058507* Or A GOOD PIACI Csor. -
♦wordirg to the steam's{ of several Rases
musty farmers, the fruit trees of tis' oousty
lava wintered well, tad it b not sxpsead
that any ecu weather which may cots'
tram Dow os can work ay injury M them.
Many of Cho tress are already In bad. A
1.w years ago snarly every peach orchard is
the southern part of the county was roieed
by the heavy frosts, and le • m•jonty of
eases sew tram bad to be planted. These
young orab•rds will Mar Iran for tits first
time tau year.
J. H. C O L B. O R N E
WORSELL'S
....18 THS PLACE TO Oar'.,..
STOVES,
FURNACES,
EAVESTROUQHINQ,
ROOFING and
DAIRY TINWARE
Q _A P
The Division
between geed and Indifferent
Drugs and tE•dielnss
is etro.gly defined here. The Iedil•
greet ked are neves ordered and
never permitted to form part of ons
stock. ODI, goods of undoubted
parity an offered to customers.
Oar shook cf
Proprietary Medicines
Is very lure. Prins are low.
F. JORDAN,
MEDIOAL HALL.
I Don't You
3 • Know that
1
3 Sharman
40•010,010,010,0,01**4,444p
j is selling • Special Line of e
Raster Shoes, neat in appear-
3 once and I,w in price C
3 ? E
3 F
-9 Ladies, Comfort and
1 Daintiness I
oan be secured •t the lowest
rates. We have • new line to
• anew you. C•Il sod see it F
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About Toilet Soaps 'About Your Lungs.
We woul1 like to °mimeos you that
EAU 1 by loos odds the best piths 1(
Goderlob to buy year twist seem. 1f you
wbllrellow us r show you what we offer ,
and how ws :.aye Bought your Interest
yon rdl becosymood. Los es try.
w shipment lust In
Orange Juice and Ionia; Dew, noir.
worth at 1+a•t douhte.
Oar Ik oatmeal cksiag eat 3 for $c
A lases s.sortmont at Sc. Wesdsrful
valut at Cu sad 3So per bo:.
We can (iv. you beautiful French and
America Soaps -Blush Rom, Verona,
Violet, Pais d'P:•pagsa. Witt' Almoad,
Seven Carnation, sad enemy others.
Thy te the plain for toile soaps.
A wrest hauls is going os whist the
White Plea's, CeseempWen. Will you
set jets to ler year own safety? Coa-
enmpuom soma fa ertgtute by the ab -
hussies et tuberoalew germ sato lingo
too weak to resist their &HMoks. Oar
Emuleioa of God Liver Oil, sadeubtedly
Maids up sad etresgthees the lusts,
feeds them, tease them. Then ars other.
but name bettor, le say abs least.
• iso well adyned,
USS A FEW BOTTLES,
Na't forget ear gaaraatee/ Cod Care 1
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, - •LOOK - .
114
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SPRING ARRIVALS
We have just received a large shipment of Spring Goods, which we offer
et very low rates.
Bottoms' Wire Plyers, 9 feat 30e,
•• •• 10 '• 35o.
Galeasised Wire, 9 3.i Ib.
Sleek Wirt, 11 .ad 12 gauge atm Ib.
Wire S -spies 5a Ib.
Malleable Iron Rake*. 12 t.mto25' sub
•' 14 " 280 "
Steel Rake.. maned tank, 19 mets 4bb, "
1
S•.sI Rakes. curved tooth. 14 teeth 50e sash
S•eel Hots. 7 ie. blade, socket Decks 36. "
I '• •' •, @eIld max 30e "
I) handle Mosel Spades 900 " '
Lnig band'd roved meatb'd Shovels 90e "
Pore W note bead, ay aaane'd ..'he 5f• Ib,
A oarloud of Barb Wire te arrive
• April Ise 31. 1h.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
1%4;4
1
', till I
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OUR SPRING STOCK
Is now ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hate. i
,Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
JSailors from 15c up.
Our stook is complete in every line. Call and inspect
tr
MISS CAMERON,
1
Before
Buying
see our line
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
' We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove felly
Guaranteed. .. .
LBB & 8HKPHIIRD,
OODFRIC,.
HAMILTON
STREET, . .
Coal! Coal! 1
JUST ItWCEIirk°
1
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Uel is coed ler shots
Gad Reties -Is sadly I. 1Wd
see Rife' set • press Nat.
1 Car West Virginia Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mldlles Washed Not 30 set.
per 100 IN. se
16.50 lose tee.
--GIVE IT ♦ TRIAL.
Wm. Campbell'
Weeehb. Marsh 10161ef11 ,.'