HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-3-27, Page 44 T=vftaDAY, Max. 27, 1902.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
The
Finishing
Touch .. .
The mut who to taroful about his sp
peor►uoe is anxious to hove Neckwear,
6hirts and Collars which will be becoming
sud elegant
We have novelties which oroust out
in the fashion osntros. Plenty of assort
nowt. Really attractive goods. well made
end serviceable.
HATS
Wsare in the front rank its the Hat buainw Chiiety'a role -
bested English stiff and soft Hata and also very swell lues iu Now
York Fedora Hate, just im for the Easter trade.
1t you want the latest up to the moment Hats you will get
them here.
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W. C. PRIDEiAM,
Padget leittting Clothing House, M,Lesu's Book CLOrHlEK AN Ft'KNI'1HER
��ht $x.gnaz,
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Y rOst=ew
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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OODStRIOR. THURSDAY. MAR. 7f. um.
SNAP SHOTS.
-Those pecks .f March dust are again in
•ndenos.
-Joni CuALLTON, h .P , doesa't seem
to 'Ladd in fear of the fate of Bus RPMLEW •
D OS.
-Now that King EDwain ha. taken to
w aft we may be thankful rehab he !mon':
taken to drink.
-There's a pretty large yellow streak in
toe section of the British aristocracy, if the
court records state the facto.
-Jona Dltsox overlapped slightly when
be called Caoranttrta • "damned liar."
CRAMSneLa111 isn't damned -yet.
ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.
Gime of the $..cal. They Weak/tenter e■
the Commonalty.
J. J. Irvine, of the township of McKillop,
reseatly 000tribuWd the following totter to
our ceetemporary, The Soforth F,tpwltor
There is • feeling almost amouotleg to pre.
judles In many ga•rt&n In oppo•ltloo 10 the
"renown batt line of •lectrlo railways In the
aunty of Huron, and 1t might nob be out
.f plow to Ries some of the reasons put for.
ward t,y tome of those who oppw the
■odort&ktog. The forst comes from an
•Iderly I.dy who overheard me once.. the
wish that the lino would be built. She bold
up her hands In fright toad doolarod that It
was horrid to Wink of It. Why, said she.
they put the man who Killed the Presldot
bo death that way, because It 1• worse than
banging I logolred of her U she had over
assn an electric osr. Oh no, she said, she
aver had, nor 0 wanted to. 1 cured
bar that there was not the allghteet danger
to tier oorsonsl safety as far as the •t.otrto
current was oonwroed, incept she Mow to
*SSW la monkey shines sod climb Ibe
trolly pole and grab too I1v• wire. And
again. I hays mot musoular men, fellow•
1 aid to r
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leaser D
who •r. not to the grapple
with the urhewn monsters of the forest, and
tomo of them ars entirely at home when
they are 8egerlar around the ne1M, pinions
and pulleys of • threshing mashlno and in
olow toaoh with the Moth of the swiftly re
volving cylinder. and yet they think that
both themselves and their horses would be
Roared at Ih• lamps on the .tsotrlo oars.
Well, It most bo said that peopls who
would get frightnod at this should bio plan
tit In gilded rages, although exeroaiely uo•
likely birds. And as far as the horses ars
eoownod, I will deal with that further on
This opposition to mato) underwklogs Is
n othing new. A few years aro wheo the
stem thresher took rho plow of the bores
power marhice, many well meaning farmer,
were very moor alarmed. i know tom•
wbn went miles Lod miles away In March ot
• hors* power 000wrn and failed to get one.
And many of them pr•diotsd that people
would see the day they would be sorry for
having firs brought close to their barns. I.
might do well enough for misty, mohsty
Aritain but In our dry, hot climate,
thing would his burped op. And OW •It
this, It would M just interesting at th• pro
sent time to Isere hnw many farmers to the
seaety of Huron would choose to return t,
bre old system. I relieve opposition 10
smith matters may be safely •ttrlboMd to
the nature) 0000ervatl.m of the mantes, •
wood thing In • wsy.exwpb when it Roes too
for sad thou it terminates la oomplet• stag
nation. Although lb mast bo admitted this
to bettor than nitro radicalism, wltb I1. di.
Sorbing and revolutionary ooneegaaw.
Now Mr. Editor, 1 am strongly to favor ot
the propeeed .loobrio railway and with your
permission I will give at loose some of my
reasons for being In favor of them. Ie the
first pleat It is a
CLR•N moot OF CONVEYAMc■
Oo the way down to Toronto last I, th•
day belag my warm, I reload the window
of the oar and .t interests smoke and oln
den would pour to at rho opening In a way
culte disagroeobts. While this was going
on I could see rhs vohloles oo the o00ntry
✓ ends enesioped la • cloud of dust. but when
I got on the .Irotrie oar on th0 etterswn of
the some day ail the. was •hsoged, every
thine bele bright and oloan se • lady's
parlor. Secondly it IN a
mmmmmmmmmIm►mmmmmn
Garden Tools...
malty grown up people in this 'mottos, born
and orougbt up within twee r miles of Lako
Holes, bays Dever seen 11. lake, although
11 wooed give them very groat delight 1
mtgbt writs pig« from this standpoint, but
eruct forbids. Sudlos 11 to say that oleo -
trio railways will, to • large ms«an,
remedy this state of affairs. Asd another
Importa0: Now In behalf of the system u
that It U
• sere WWII OF morn -
Hallway trainer run at doubts the speed.
and this, ooupled with th • - enormous
weight, mak« the r.sul• •e'ribi. whoa any
thiog does go wrong. nod there is always
daogw lurk tog around who • skittish blood
horse is attached to a Lop buggy. It 1s dlf
t•rsnt, bowsysr, with the *loo►rto oar
While riding oo thes there t. hardly tb•
mallow possibility of getting hurl.
15.o arrow. then are many who du not
realist the wonderful power wh oh this sys
tem does possess, and its great carrying
o•p.city, I was at the Ktog street subway.
to Toronto ons evening, who the people
worts rotundas home from the Industrial
Fair. Here there Is 1 strop 'collet, perhaps
as mattb ae then is to be fouod on any ot
the roads in McKillop Two oars were at
t•obed to eaob caber In lostanc•, ltd
1 think •itis oar carried fully a hundred
passengers, and Iters war • promotion of
these, only «p•rate1 from ♦aoh otbr by •
few perobes, and it extended as far as 1
oould set both ways. And now the last
rwoo, at the present time, I will assign to
favor of lbs propreod electric railway to
Huron is, that it will, to some extent, mbar
HOES, RAKES and MANURE FORKS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, PRUNING SAWS.
I'RUNINO S H E A R S, PRUNING
KNIVES, HEDGE CLIPPERS and
SHEEP SHEARS.
Ramsay's
Ready -nixed Paints
are the best Paints on earth. Use no other.
We always lend lis
White Lead, Oils, Dry Colors and Varnishes
You oan Save Money by Dealing with Ute
ALLAN & McIVER
Tho leading Hardware Firm. Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
'Phone 57.
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the money should be repaid. Mr. Wain-
wright, of the G.T.R., was moo with regard
to the desired Improvements at the *tattoo
here, and the •reottoo ot a o.w station
would oe pr0000ded with at naw.
Mr. Mo(law had not returned from the
toot, but Capt. MoGr.gor was prwo► and
was asked te make asy remarks he desired.
Hs said be had very 111►!m to odd to what
Mayor Cameron had stated. Ho was ysry
maoh plowed with the way the Hon. Mr.
/'aro me them. Hs wined to know all
*boat rho breakwater and 'tutored into their
•iew• ootiroly. H. (Copt. McGregor) was
surprised to nod that the $15,000 gets was
not for Uodorlob, but they had got $6,000,
and • "a half lost was better than no bread."
Coaecillors Humber and Elliott expiated
their view that the result et tat d.pate
tion'• labors at Ottawa was very saiisfao
tory, and the oounnll planed on record a
re•olacloo to that effect.
The J h. Ells Co , Toroato, wrote swain
regarding iliumtoat•d dials for the court
hoose °look, but the oonnml waned to take
Mr. Murs•y's clew that at the prosiest time
the towo oould not lnoure the .xp.os.
Hon. J T, Darrow wrote u notify the
oouoml that Lb' appasl ores in Holmes vs.
G od.riob bad bean argeed before the Sup-
remo Court, but judgment would probably
be delayed for some week'.
A Oommaniwtlon from Chu. (Jarrow
stated that the trial of M•odonald ye. Crede -
rich had boo tiled for tis. 25th inst. Ow•
ing to the retirement of lbs Hoo. J. T. Gar.
row his was forming • p•rts.nhip with Mr
Dickinson, at present of Wlsgham, who
would t• on hand as oouosel for the town
at the trial.
A joint oommuolwtioo from W. T. Prl
low, jr., and G. H. green etotad that they
were about to build two osw dwellings in
the south *Ids of Aoglesea street, ani they
eked for • 'ewer exception from Viotorla
wrest, they being willing to pay a portion
of the owl. Th•rs was • 'Millar letter
Irom F. W. Doty, who wished sower 000
oeotloo with the resldenos he hu boo.6► on
!rock street. Thew oommunlcatlons wart
referred to this public work. oommlttes.
A letter from MoColi Bros. & ('a., Toron-
to, was to lbs effect that they mould net ac-
oop► an order tor only a portion of 100
malsrlil - wkloh they tendered. Coaooll-
l.r Hersey Balled this • bit of sharp prat-
tles. The oommittee had asked for tenders
oe oil and wets, but the firm bad tendered
on boiler oompouod •Iso. The oommlttoe
•on•pted their wader oo the woods they
wired for ; they did oat want the boiler
oompoa0d The water and Eche oommlttee
was • n atter,
otho
Ow m
deal with ,
and
may accept the Dart lowest tender.
Eogloetr Kelly asked that ■e electric
alarm be plaoed in connection with the
standpipe to give ootlw at the pumping
station whim it is full. This. Mr Marney
explained, would seas water, fats and an-
ooy•nw to tbs resident, new the standpipe',
whose tailors are eometlmo@ flooded with
the miaow. Th. matter was referred to
the water and light oommiVso, and the
some oommlttee was tnurnoiod to attend to
.ho painting of the standpipe, for whlob
the ooetraet was let lost f.11.
An aowu0t of John Barker for $6 for
pl.oiog .now on the Maitland bridge. filw
times, rho township of Colborne baying
paid a similar amount, was ordered to at
pa•d, and the following •000uats were soot
to the finance committee: U. C. Whitely,
relief, eto., $98b; National Carbon Co.,
Cleveland, 1)., aarboos, $12 ; tloldis & Mo•
Culloob Co , Galt. oil cop. *to., 12.20 ;
J.mes Morrison Rraas Mfg Co , T..rooto.
njeotor, stn., $1655; Iduolmp.l World,
Sr. Thomas, debeotare register, 14
A oommuslo%ttoo from Mrs. 1). Patter
son In regard to her taxes was referred to
chs court of revision.
The fiascos oommittee'• report, chlor
, ootaioed a r.00mmendatloe that the win
mlttee be empowered to oall 'vito.ose' in
regard to the disputed account of the James
ttorrlson Ryas. Mfg. Co., was adopted
The mortgage to swat the town's Joao
no the summer hotel cos in bre clerk's
hands, and was soot to the figwort* commit-
tee for oon•id.rotlos.
E N Lewis was apolnted to rho Ool-
legtsu Institut* board to suooesd chs lots
J. M Shepherd.
John Konlghan was appointed to the
pablle library board to fill the position
notated by A ,1. Moors, R A.
Councillor 'Thompson said some of tit
strep were badly In need of repair, and as
gravel Gould be had at the present Mot at
very little.rpaoas be asked to be allowed
to bays thee. •tretts repaired.
Mayor Cameron did not think that was
the proper way to have the work don•. A
statement of the work to be done and what
it would cwt should be bronrh► Is, and
e very member of the wonotl given a ahanne
to oonsider It.
The point ear premed very .troo7Iy by
.ever•( of the waoolllon that there litre
tomo dangerous rent• that should be at.
'ended to without delay, and the osmmlttee
was anchovies(' to have this work dolga.
Ths oonnotl then adjourned.
1 VTC r'OMPrrlTlON
w ith the steam railways io connection with
the marrying brad• of the wanly. It 1s
mautdaed on Dearly every band that Gan
•Sian rai!w•y oompaolse charge eshorbltan'
rater for carrying Canadian produce and
maoafwturee. W• send • large number of
representatives to Parlismeot, part of their
d uties ,t least bolos to guard tilt -tubllo In
wrests of tis• •000try. Thew men. prat
out to motoring Parliament, rev• always
paid toll fare on ail railroads, out atter
wards they are approaohid by lbs railway
offotals and offered something egmyeteo► ce
• goodly sum ot money. They swept 11,
and, from that oo, anyone who bow any
thio[ whatever about human nature will
admit that the Indepsndenw of thew Webs
lawn beoomes dwarfed, If not sourly
obliterated. when dediog with railway
matters. I know there le • rlghtaous seta
'loo In the onuntry In favor of a railway
oommlasion, and I just hope It will be
granted as it won't do any harm and might
be produdtive of mach Rood. However, the
groat maasloR
claimer
.r l0 the
...rat of
this
taking platy world be that those who win
posed the oommission oould be just as easily
approached by tis railway management es
member o1 Parlismoot are, There is
more truth than poetry to the words of the
Amerloan ettto man that •' A volition key
will unlock any door," and of the Canadian
et.tesnia0 to the afoot that '' every man
has his priory" Io •Ise of thea things
oompetltloa 1. our only sure way of obtain
mg relief
TH1 HoR.era.
86 J. H. C�I4BoIr4 PATERNS
'Phone Z i1d (CENTS,
New Spring Stock Now Nearly Complete.
the o•talogue, sow almost at polsl ut lues,
was of osoesslty delaysd Into the preemie
Tsar, slthoogk Its exposes was «lulated to
00015 001 of the n•sous of 1901.
Regarding the $400 above as a rewlpl
from the town wooed, we aro told $500 is
obarged to Ih• pobllo library in the town
soon0om. $100 of this woe to the •ppro
p tittles for 1900, but was not olstmod la
temo to go Into the s000at of that year ;
that We grant appears as $.500 for 1901.
BOWLS.
The figures below indicate the camber
of books purobased io the various olwes of
literature during the put year ; Up, total
oumbmr of books in sash oleos to the library;
and the number of tsetses in .oh with clan
during the yew
Purob•sed ta 11)1
Now, a word In regard to the lean which
many people have that horses on the public
highway will became trtrbtsned •od Daae.
.wideete and psrbaps low of li'• It 1v
well known that horses never take kindly to
. railway I000niouvs To he sure there 1s
someth'og terrifying with a railway •pile
.0 motion that hardly anythtouelse dem pea
gess Nearly all home were frrgbtoM
.1.n they saw Ow first lady or Root on s
6loyole, but there Is now little or 110 Alosr
.pprebendedfrom that qts . Hollow have
eoorne .anestomed to this. I undorsteod
hat there are hundreds of 01,1011 o1 electric
railway In the mly of '1oronio. The farm
en for thirty or forty miles wound make it
heir market, and yet who over hsord of an
.widest resulting from honeserten■
frightened at the emit oars than? to the
swot of the line being built, people will jos,
have to train their horses hy brio/log them
to the oars sod getting them folly swat
rowed to them, and the animals will soon
know that there le no canes for fear
Thanklor you, Mr. Editor, for @paw to
your valuable caper, 1 am
Yuan truly,
J. J. levies, MoKillop,
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Comparison here again is the surest I«►.
Worm 1 went to the Pan Amerinan Iasi
year, atter •.sing the Krpositlen i naturally
e nough wanted to see the fails of Niagara.
Tlpon enquiry at the Grand Trook and IA•
high Valley railway station, 1 was Informed
by the 000rtwar agent Chet rho ratan
Molests to the fails wore $1 hat that than
would not be a titin doe for two or throe
hears. The non day 1 stepped on an .leo
trio ear and ►be oondnotor promptly handed
mea 4401 at • nrot of 50 mete and
geed Mr all day. Who i manias.' the foils.
we were basieged hy a largo namher e1
banknote who wanted In dri•• at around
i giggled out an unpnteetious ooh and 15.
driver lnlnrm.A me that hs would take m.
ell miles flown and honk *gain for $1 and
'be distance i rode en the et«tile ear was
tNwoo 40 end 60 mitre, and all for 60
emu. Now, "oath reader, you can figure
shin .p and firs w your owe oonelnsiens
Ne.setkl.g meas 1. favor of the &learto sya
tam M the
sPtOU IT AMATO 1.111
15 walla de many of nor Mw. Mends menti
Rood to earns amt and vets as le the wuntry
1a het weather. They 'weld romp is the
lens and obese the betterlly ; pick r.epher
rise mid .fbh1. the harvest apple,. and leek
Nardi epos It all afterwards with phsanre
As It 1. now a eonvvyan0e wets toe moor,
sed bridr then an agony who would not
less bbsess.lvr le drive a sorsa ARals.
History 4.3
Rtography 3
Voyage & travel 4
21
Iltsn-
22
4
Stara -
8
Solrn«
General
taro
Poetry
hely .o.
tare
1'lotion
Miscellaneous 22
K•forow 36
Round wapxlnes 00
217
65
Estimated Total
isLtbay
276
326
507
DRESS GOODS
Elaok. and Oolorad
1N ALL '1HE NNW LINES.
Issue.
1901
1711
66
934
159
152 000
118 33
173
1160
735
110
000
39
8487
1630
300
363
4031 13712
THE OTTAWA TRIP.
Mayor (tamers. Gives • ttallsrartary Report
or the Delegation's Work.
The regular mooting of the town oeunoll
w as held on Friday caning. Mayor Cam
Bron was In the chair and all the oou.olllors
were present.
H1. Worship reporesd the result of the
visit of the maalotpal dsl•galloe to Ottawa
They had sea the Hos. .1 I. Tarte In ref
'resat to the oon•iraotlon of an outside
breakwater, and frond the Minister fist y
poeeoesad of the Isom la the owe. Ur
Tarte said that to carry] out the whom.
would wt $250,000. H. appeared to oo0
o lder the projeot fevorahir and .fated that
he would D. to Uoderloh doily the oomlag
.ammsr to loot Into the whole matter oars.
folly. In reward to the rebuilding of the
aommeraial dooks, His Worship said they
wore surprised to learn that the sum of
$10,000 for dreuglug was thew only cum to
the as,lmates for lioderieh. The Wein 01
$15,000 for harbor, river and bridge Im
pro,.ments whtoh followed In the .stlmates,
sod whioh was supposed to refer to (lode
Ilan, was for the whole Dominion. There
was nothing. then, 1e the estimate* for the
Anoka, but they nom.d.d In having the
sem of $6.000 tot down 1. the.epplsmeetary
adulates for the repairing o1 the dooks.
Regarding the armory, an lntorylew w&'
had with lord Aylm.r, el the Departs's%
e1 Militia ; there was no hop• whatever e1
.h• ereetlen of an armory here. The Gov
Gemini's policy In regard M the bosoms 0'
• rmnrl..
in wonty testss had twee entirely
nhan oA The 0 i.nt had reverted tat
th. old polio, le this respoot, and outside of
a few lo wtleh the Government le definitely
Outgo,' no mon armories will he halll Is
e nunry town., It Imolai bete d.ridsd
thas.nah would net he In the Interest& of
'ha nrvte•. Tho d•loo.►lo loft with this
member for the redly the question of pt
stag Took Oho messy whish she town bad
already .speeded, and lord Aylmer .b.Nd
Nat be would we every 11.11 te w that
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Iflaa.elal Stewart for lh. rase Year -Rafts
termed Nrts r IMI.
Follower Is the financial report of 1M
public library ter the year 1901 •
Receipts.
Balsam from 1900 $ 68 69
Foes from o.rd• sod floes 78 116
Grant from Ontario Lewblat0re. • • • 149 60
Grant from town oonecil .... 400 00
Greet from ooenty ooenoll. ...... 16 00
Selo of m•geslses and n.wspawsee. 2.30
1714.45
Kopodltares.
Rent $ 48 00
Hent sed light 31.60
Salaries 150 00
Rooks Got fietle. 160 72
Reeks dation 33 34
ReskM.dl.g 2 70
Magazines and ag
ewap.rs fee read•
Ing ream 69
MNoon aeon's . 49 (16
Raise. to 1902 176 34
8714 45
Th. Torg. helium Is ewlag M the foot that
•
Indigestion
est
Ion
and nervousness are often.- the
result of homed meals.
bbey
EfTervescent
Salt
stimulates and tons.the digest-
ive organs enabling the stomach
to digest perfectly.
Those who suffer will find
Abbeys Salt a perfect corrective
of all stomach disorders. Dys-
pepsia cannot be cored by doc-
toring the effect. Abbeys Salt
removes the causes by enabling
the stomach to do its work pro-
perly. -A mild laxative.
At all druggists.
Black Voile.
Black Chevaline.
Black Panura.
Black Poplin.
Black Venetian.
Black French Coni
Black Serge..
Black Ilenrietta.
Black Homespun".
Black Brocades.
Black Silks.
Black Silk Grenadine".
Black Satins.
Black Satin Royal.
Black Lustre..
Colored DRESS GOODS.
Grey Homespun..
Brown Homespun..
Fawn Vonetiaus.
Navy Venetians.
Navy Serge".
Navy Tweed C. Il, finish.
Blue -Grey Venetians,
Fawn Blue Ladies Cloth.
Bine and Green Satin Royal.
Fawn Box Cloth.
Blush. Suiting Cloth.
Slate Poplinette.
Bronze Grey Butting.
A Lot of Henrietta" in all the
leading Staple Colon.
Grey Luntres.
BLOUSE WAIST
STUFFS.
Black and White French Flannel..
" " " " Detainei,.
Embroidered Frtenoh Flaunnls.
Plaiu French Flannel..
Figured Detainee.
Figured Savannas.
Plain Satanna".
Fancy Silks.
Striped Silks.
Plain Silk.
Cream Serge".
Cream Henrietta".
These Goods are all New
for this !tering'■ Trade
BED ROCK PRICES FOR SPOT CASH ANC) ONE PRICE TO ALL,
WHITEWEAR. ( EMBROIDERIES ISllk All -Over Embroidery
Big Stook 1a Gowns, Skirts. Drawers and 1. Laws and ksusho from 5 uta. to 90 cts.
$1 25 and it 75
Corset Waists. 5 lar"• assortment. I All One L.0. -Whits aad Stook.
OVER 5000 YDS. OF VALENCIKNNE., and 1'ORCHON LACE; FROM 1 CENT UP.
A JOB LOT OF CORSETS AT 35 GENTS -GREAT VALUE.
A BIG DRIVE IN CORSETS.
1 put In stook just 120 pairs of Simmer Weight t:orsets one week ago. Theo are about 70 pairs left. You .hoold hats toms m
them. They are value for 50 Date. 1'o0 can buy thorn for Be cote a pair. Just think 50 tor 29.
Our Print Stock is complete ranging from 5 cta. to 12i cts., and fast colors. A large .tock of Gingham', both
Canadian and Imported, 8 eta. to 15 cto.
J. H. COLBORNE.
The members •1 ►he board aro: Appoint-
ed by the public school beard --Inspector
Tom. D. J. Naftali, J. A Fowler ; appoint-
ed by the separate .obetl board -Judge
Doyle, E. Campton, K. C. ; appointed by
the town oouooil-J. H, Woreell. J.E. Bry
dyes. Juo. Kenighsn. Tb• offiwn an :
Chairman, J. H. Worsell. uwuror, J E
Brydgs.; soretary, A. J. Move, 13. A. ;
librarian. A. Doff.
WORSELL'S�
....IS THE PLACE TO GET....
STOVES,
FURNACES,
EAVESTROUGHING,
ROOFING and
DAIRY TINWARE
CHEAP.
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The Division
between goof and Indifferent
Drugs and Medloines
is •trooely defined here. The fndlf
forest kind are oever order"d and
never permi►tod to form part of oar
stock. Only Roods of undonoted
purity are offered to customers.
About Toilet Soaps
We woul like to 000vtooe you that
this 1. by, loon odds the beet plans 1a
Uoderloh to buy your toast .cap.. if yoe
w111 allow as to show you what we offer
and how ws have sough! year Interest
you will be oonymood. Let us try.
New shipment 1u•t to
Oruge Juice aad Nora* Dew, crab o 1.
worth at Last double.
Oar Ik Oatmeal closing oat 3 for Ilk
A large osso t be d srf ul
and 15c per two.
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Ws can give you beautiful From b sad
Am•rtoan Soaps --Slash Roes, Vsroe•,
Violet, Pan d'F:,pagoe, White almost,
S•von Lartutloo, and many other&
Thu le the plum for toilet soaps.
About Your Lungs.
A groat battle is eolog on against the
White Plague, Consumption. Will you
set join In for your own safety ! Coe
Mmpttoo *Deme 10 orlgloete by the ab-
sorptton of tuberculous germs tato lungs
too week to resist thetr attack@. Uor
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, undoubtedly
builds up and etreogtheoo the lour•,
feeds teem, toots them. There are other*
bet non. batter, to say the loam.
13e well advised,
C•IK A FEW BOTTLES,
IM't forgot Nr glarutoed Cold Care!
W. C. CGOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOOK.. .
Oar .took ,.f
Proprietary Medlolnes
1s very large. Prima are low,
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
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SHARMAN'S
is the place to buy
Shoes at lowest prices
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EVERY BUYER
PLEASED
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OUR SHOES
SPRING ARRIVALS !
We have just received s large shipment of Spring Goode, which we offer
at very low rates.
Buttons Whit Flyer*, 9 Molt.. ...30c.
•' " i& -,t,: ,55o.
Galvanised Wirt, 9 3u 1b.
Bok Wi11 and 12R•a
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3
Ia Ib.
Wirt, S�mpStaple,5o IL
Mailable Iron Rakes. 12 tooth 25c eek
Steel Hakes, ourvsd tooth, 12 tootb 45o "
8•esl Raker, curved tooth. 14 tooth 500 sanb
S••el Hoes, 7 so. blade, socket Docks 3.5o "
" " " soled o.o. 300 "
II handle 8res1 Spades 900
Shovels 90o "
Long h.nA'd round mnath'd Sb
Pen W nn. Lead, any rued'! m'ko 6fo Ib,
A o.rlo•d rat Saris Win is arrive
April let 3o lb.
N. D. RO UGV I E,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
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OUR SPRING STOCK
I. now ready for inspection, both in trimmed and nntiimmed hat..
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
Our stock is complete in every line. Call sod inspect.
MISS CAMERON,
HAMILTON
STREET, . .
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Before
Buying
I see our line
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
7',We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove folly
Gnar.ntewi .
LEE & WHIRR
Coal! Coal!
JUST RILUEIVRD
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Cod 1s good for stoves
and grates -1s wily lighted
anti gives out • great hear.
1 Car West Virginia Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mrtlleo Washed Net 30 ea.
per 100 lb•, or
l es.eso per tea.
--GIVE iT A TRIAL.
Wm. Campbell.
Osdarlsh, Mreh jos j�902.
W. A
Special
Tailo
TN materials fo
substantial cel
ment and stand t:
entire import she
materials in all ti
Stylish Englisl
Veal/Gan aad brendt
lawns, midst, 54 loch
SIIk and Wool
AsslWS, Satin CIN5
bud•sses sod monist
boss, mseme aad w1
Lace Appliques
A ewer se sews wit
lastest Irse and da
Dress Muslins,
R.l Irish piloted dr
«roll designs awl was
180 pairs of fin• Kid G1
porfeo% Smog .ltd la
Psrrin's Kid GI yes
New Neater Oloyos. 1
every pair warranted
OA
Special prices f
our new good an
('urtains and Carl
120 pairs Nottlegbam Inc
47 to 64 trachea wide, 34
to new patterns. Inert*.
regular prow $1.50 p
leader, special at
Scotch Linoleul
2 yards wide, to • yen
urns, floral and elle pit
W, as per 'quer lard
We /
COUNTY CUR
Cliaba : K ork is lest I
saw Sloan block. 9 S C
sod will have tiro store
moths
Clinton : Therm passed
*al burley. 13th inst.,
Keown, one of the reep.ol
town at the ere of sixty s
Uod.toh township
Weir's, Kayfleid lior, was
It having amounted W he
$1200. Only one horse w
bat the nnws brought Rom
•beat $40 mob
: d bis'
Clinton A quiet
ding too
pito* Ictte on r
Masoh 19.h, at the h.
Carter, Stepletoo, when h
ter, Sera J., one united 1
Match, of Auburn.
ClIston : Andrew Ste
James Stewart, cf Kiel
How of Refire after a
Mows from • malignant t
Inc., aseceta1.4 with ,
other distaste, the worst
elyia
Clinton : W. MoMurra
Weybon, N. W T., .Iter
i,:•• for sewers! month,.
J. Murray, and sister, M
leave shortly for the som
MoMurray bas a floe
located
Goderloh township :
Morob 12 h, a pretty bt
took plow as the home of
Miohtgaa, tormerly of th
bride beteg the sewed d•
who was gi•en In martial
Clarence Cole, of Laurel.
Clinton : D .1. Centel
received the appointment
at Woodstock, has gone
new offtoe. Just aft.
position Mr Coastal or
ander Poetma•tor Tina
Height', a suburb of 1).
Clinton : Jobe Reid an
who have boon here rrdi
for some time visiting til
turned home a000mpaol
Loreto Mr. Lew •, who
a000mpanled by W 14.1
day lass week, w th • or
the sees place
Bromfield : J.e Alk
chased Hector Hold's far
157, for $6 575 It is
splendid buildings, wit
brink holm. Mr. Atka
pos.otslos until fall. k
the prwo) crop This
him property Mr. Al
Statiley.
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it benefits they
being dispelled,
system invigora
troleum Etttulsic
write us a letter
the great benefr
BITTER Tt
of Anrirr'r
berm *sin( i
Esmwlrmwr
IJ it worth l
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