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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
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A Wearable
Suit ... • •
Meu's attention today is
showing a tendency to revert
to Colonial tithes. There was
no "shoddy" cloth purchased
then. A gentleman desired
to dress plainly, but well.
Your if bggought ben, is euro to be a wearable suit Our spring Mock is very
Suit a fit andII glee good ekt factionde . lIf for us sod every goods don't turaoutment is right..eamakei t
right with you. I
We are proud of our stock of Boys' Clothing . .
And you will be prowl of "the little WWI" with 000 of our suite on him. We have them
at any prose you want, from 11 35 to $7 00.
Hats, Shirstv1te11 See our Police Braoe Its the beet weers, etc are here in rge havquantities
ue etrus Anand latest
for the money.
C. PRIDHAZLwARiD FURNISHER
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Garden Tools...
HOES, RAKES and MANURE FORKS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, PRUNING SAWS,
PRUNING SHEAR S, PRUNING
KNIVES, HEDGE CLIPPERS and
E SHEEP SHEARS.
Ramsay's
EE Ready -nixed Paints
• are trie best Paints on earth. Us* no other.
We alw.y. 100.1 In
• White Lead, Oils, Dry Colors and Varnishes
You oan 8a Money by Dealing with Us
ati ALLA & McIVER.
do"- Tho 1..+.,1,ug Hardware Firm. Honest Goods at Honest Prices.
'Phone 57.
Skt A,gnaz,
It roosaman
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
•T D. aesWdmNi
SODHRiOH. THURSDAY. APRIL 10„ 1St
muster
had all boss stoics.. Hs •pp•at•d, no mild,
between too prominent moo of two polfti•
tel parties .a m codependent-(langhtor)-
to imp the other fellows straight. He
thought .1 Bret that the giving of this toast
to him--tran•purtattoo-wee • rmfisotion
upon his natlooallty, for Irishmen In old
days knew a good daol about trao.portatioe
of soother sort. (L•oshter) Th. tr•nepor
tattoo toast, he said, woe the Digress out -
tract be bed et er undertaken. It wee •
WEST HURON'S MEMBER problem that had battled stems. u e' OW
U r. •olmee tentrlb.It* a Speech le Ib.
midget Debate.
The speech by R. Holmes, M P for hies
Heron, last week to the debate on the bud.
get le reported as follows by The t:lobe :
Mr. Robert Hotmee pointed out the la.
oe.eteteeey of Mr. Ro•amood and other
tweeters, who bad been loitered to admit
that great prosperity albite, but to order to
motorce their argument* In favor of protec-
tion arteod that C...da ooald Dot aojoy
that prosperity wbiob we ought to without
an Increase to the tariff. Opposition spat-
es had taunted members on the right of the
. ,eater with lack of unanimity in opinion
apse the tiara! question. 'rel* Dame with
Md ere Irom gentlemen who themselves
gave expresaioD to views so widely divergent
as bad been Uttered by g.otlsmsn ea the
Opposition beeches. Mr. Smith (West•
worth) bed pr0000Doed to favor of a tariff
which would exclude Imports altogether.
Mr. Brook wu entirely opposed to Mr.
Smith's view*, and emoted • reciprocity
treaty with tb. Galled Stan*. if 1t ooald be
obtained, while Mr. Kemp MI/Nod from
both and wanted to build op an locoweed
trod* with Germany. tteplying to br.
Resamood'• r•1.rsooes to tee woollen i•da•.
My, dr. Holme said that with • tariff pro-
tection of 25 per oent. and the advantage o1
tb. freight from Great Britain, woollen
manuf.otoren ought to be satisfied. He
doabtea the ',mutton that the woollen la.
dutry was.nff.rlog, and asked ,0o.e site
were oompl•lelog to give further .yldesos
Met they were Iojored helots their com-
plaints wore heeded. Ho bed himself been
Informed by • woollen m.nofnotorer that
tb. woollen mills bad bean running oy•r-
time and hod all the work they could do.
Mr. Holmes 000gratulated the Goyramest
spoil having restated the prwar• to 1•.
.reuse the tariff, and while not opposed to
the commit Industry, the yaloe of wbtob b*
•ppreolated, be sxpreeeed the view that the
tariff protection of 42i Dents per buret,
with tks &dvanite, in freight they enjoyed.
pave C•todlm manufacturers • protection
of 75 cents per barrel, which was, b•
thought, authotsn►. Heals* took Issue with
Mm obarge. of Iho Opposition that the ad-
mission of flee ooro b.d Injard the fuming
bedeetry and redacted the price o1 soar*,
R•ls, and °failuge() proof of the *ton
meet. (h the other hand. tree Dere bad on-
•blad the farmer to 8o1.h his cattle .t re -
dewed out. Mr. Holm*, was surprised
that the Opposition should bring forward
s,.111 the old poltoy of protection, whloh
0.d been rejested at the polls In two g.o.r•
a1 el.otfoos, and which had been rsoently
rejeoted to Lleese and Beaaharnols. Tie
✓ wlotios was amply • play upon words,
and w.s designed to draw oat Some mem-
ben of MN G.verem.ot before going to tb.
awroo•tloo and solosial nonlireoce, In order
M .mmll them to some Ifog of policy, In
the hope Was they would not '000eed 1n
e arrytog It one so that the Opposition
osald orltiolzs th.lr failure. The Oppce4
Moo oould net by any boon' peons persuade
the farmers that they would be made pros-
perous by Increased taxatloe. Mr. H.Imes
wmmeod.d the aotloo of the Government
[• rodasing tb• duty on paper, la otiose
queens of the dleolosors by the commission
of the fact that • oombloe slated among
paper manataotaren. The proposal to dlo
tato to Great Britain voles ber oolloy
should be with d to the Imposition o1 •
duty upon wheat wee an import losses, and
name wtth brad grace from the party whloh
ehc.v.d the daaeration that If British oom
motion 'offered Irom the nperatloo of the
National Polloy, so much the worm for
British 000n.otto0. The demand of the
peoples today was. he said, for tariff reform,
and Mr. Holmes expreseed the firm belief
that it would have boon letter for the
oa•etry If the National Policy bad Debar
M•e beard of.
CANADIAN CLUB BANQUET.
TM Testi Auul Masque' of the Club •
sorrow.
(From The Hamilton MDoctator.t
The tenth I banquet of M• Cana.
dlu (Jab was held 1n tem Hotel Royal at
Hamilton het Thursday e.enlrc and woe •
d.Nded ea•e.a* 1s clary way. The menu,
',woes and made were •11 gond. Cho
gouts of h••or, mated on either 51.1. of 10.
pes,dmpt et Aho olah, R. A Rebrrtaen,
were Rea. Oberles Fltzps$rlob, Dominion
Minato' of .lostioe ; Hos. Geo K. Foster,
I)se. Mdlllliooddy, H. Uar.o•llan, K.0 ,
11.L A., T. R. MaePhereas, ax M P., and
Jobe Oeotsr. K.U. The toast list leeladed
flee f.11ewlsg
Th. Klee-- Kespeeded to by the company.
cased•-Ranponded to by Hen. Cheri..
iitrn.trtek.
Great Britain, iroised, and the British
T0mlalene Beyond the Raine-Respendef to
by Ron Ase. E Foster.
'rt.. Trsn.portatice ietors.to of Congas
Re peadcd to by 1)•s. Ma(ilhlcuddy, of
Gostx1.6
Oar Geas0e-Prepeesd by Jobs ()war,
respeedoi to by Meagre Fite
50M0t. costar and McGllltnadd♦
1'bo three Important .pSsntee o1 the eve
Wu were game, earth e1 Gem. Mr. Fia-
palrieh was eorelol In Ms bandling of hie
e o►lelet, saslsl.g himself lamely to note*.
MR pester, oe was adInittad by I0..Ma
e sposhrs. ma4c • wsederinl'y conA apeenh,
Me. PitepsWI t •tnve.stag the noisiest that
N Wall as bear to Canada that there was
...sere/ sesw.g her .111,... • Inas acts
se▪ .Mmest ell Mr forth Goo see 1 ( Metlillio.ddy'eCanadian
INN wet 0esitOy, bat what Ie Metro/ In
issgth b aegis op Mr is wit, .01'0 salted
UmgeAlnp jest as well.
le,aplrl.f to the freaspert$Uas Ie
S.n1ss of ().sada, Mr. M.(l•Illleuddy •ea-
Oniall le s b.m.n.• woe tint tits Htiedi r
ada for many vers. 'lh. first ossa m-
sda ever ooatempI led was one from God, -
rich to H.mutoo, an,' be belteyed it bad
to•o et•rtd, setting as far w Dianthus,
where 1t met • dietlllery Goa .topped. the
water bot hong able to get put the whisky.
(L.ogbtsr ) Tie l;eorglea hay oanal
e ob.ms was still being ooe.ldered, and by
man who It would cot bs tboaght had th.
maggot 1e their beads at a11.
(Laughter.) A man named McLeod Stews,
o1 Ottawa, had a sohems for • canal to the
Rock e. 1t esu only • em•II thing for •
000otry with an overflowing ry ant
lot. of •ourprl«, but 11 Mr. Stewart lived
to see it finished he'll be putting Methu.•-
1•b out of buuo•es. (L.urbter.)
Speaking seriously. Mr. McGillleuddy
sdevoated the improvement of the water•
ways and lee tnduorog of American capital
to Dome into Canada •n.1 do bu.lnees oy.r
them. In the matter of railways, he claimed
that tie oompaeles wait gives Canadians
the worst of it .11 the time, dlscrtmlo•ttea
b.Ing u•d• always In favor of through
trsi]i^. Len•dl.ns wanted the railways to
do for the., what they were doing for
people in the Ualted States. Nor will they
be happy 1111 they get It.
"I .m an Irlsbmw,said Mr. MoG6•
liouddy, '• not of Wexford and Water•
ford, but Kerry os beth side. I
came to this land wbee 1 wee six vests old,
and all my Dopes and aspirations are in this
land. My p.reite .re barled here and I
married a C.n.den girl, my oblldr•o .re
Caosdl.os and I .m proud of it. Some men
will try that the fountain of law la Canada
1. .t O.goods boll. It is not. 10 is in the
home of Comdisco They say the I000t.10
head of education le the Normal college.
It is not. It to at the little red school house
where the fou.datlon■ were Mid. To...
are the thing. that hey. made C..dlane
tee finest people oo th. fact of the earth.
Tell .bout the [Jolted States; why we give
th.m moot of the good things they h...
W. gays them Jim Hill to teach teem
transportation and Callaway to show
them how to do it. We have gtlan
them professors, and lawyers (cot •11 of
Gigm,) but we haws saved mouth to
mak• of C.n.ds the gresteet soustry on the
Moe of the globe. ((,beers ) Tho.. Amert-
osee-rime of them-telk "beat amnia
over and taking ne 1o. They should remain.
her that theytried it ogee or twice before
It oould'nt be doers, and some of the meg
who cam* rem•lod permanently with u.,
bat Oslo put out of bottom'. (lenghter )
the people who oo•ot oonquer heli-ol.d,
halt wild Filipinos whose wsapo00 are
meetly bows and arrows, o•eoot hope to
take • country peopled by the "Men of
the Northern 7..',o..' (Chosen 1
Th* witty slier closed his address with
somplimentery reference to Hamilton se
being the mother of transportation In West -
.re Canada, with Iia Great N mere, North
Western, and W.11logteo• Grey sod Brace
railway., for whlon his trend, Adam
Brown, with eo many Hamilton men. had
fought so nobly. (Chasm )
ogee may demand sailktoe "wad." We Nu
not looreue regular maul outlay without
ioorwlog •uou.l Income How oan t bo
does' 1 do not fool teat we wcald De pay•
1.g m unreasonable price for such an object
but I would tike to me a Maslow hk• coo -
adoration of the fi.anoe. Wo h..* Woo
over free 1. the put la epeodl.r money
without knot/lag whore It was coming tros.
Tits Sirs -The propc0al Is to move the
"market" to the old fair ground" •.d See
see p site for the library Now I
believe 1t would be better for us to do with.
out the library Lean tote this step ted the
folios/mg .ra my rw001 t;cdench 1s •
groerlog pro ar0esIvo town and all mob tied
• good market ; it 1a • 000y•ntww sod
b•oeht to the bousekeepor ; U attracts the
farmer by promoting competition for bis
goods .* n •Itrw.4 *sport buyers -tee In.
ore.eed country trade leaves more mousey In
town and belps all slums. T.. preempt
marks' dose ooze of the things bet last
year • oommlttoe of tb? heard of trade 1.•
v•.uaatod this m•itor and 1.1d It bolero the
town oouooll. 1 bey pawed • 1•tor.ble
favorable not* on *b• scheme and further
loformatiom esu to have been obtained by
the oommttee Tbla was oeglsoted ted the
scheme held up thereby, but • plan was
Prepared which, as en outlay of ler tem
11000 would provide •ocommodanoD ample
for moo, years to Dome, This plus Is still
In the possession of some member of that
oommltl 0, and the lotentioo w.e to revive
and proceed with tie whims this sauce.
The town is very fortunate io having eo
-entre' • loretioo as the preeeot noe and 11
the other 1e careen it w111 be 01101w to pre
Deed. Alt our citizens trod* oa the Square,
therefore con* would have to go out of the
way to v1•11 • market on this .ie--0early
all would hove to if It were on the other.
Promo% site w o•.tr.l, the other very one-
adod three blocks north of It pr•otloally
bring a• to town limits ; throe blocks to the
.oath hrioi u only to Vfatorissl. oborch.
which some wy t. Dear the centre of the
town plan. Naos • mew market on the ors
sent sin and we eon probably m.k• 11 suc-
ceed (smaller town are (1oleg so); on the
otter tb.re 1. no chance We bite. helped
motorise as mach as wo oan ler tet+ pretreat,
why cot t.k• up the market ..xt' Why
1111 the .neem* umeoewarlly` There u•
plenty of ether site -one just tortes the
rood, three on West stn, one on North at,
one oo Kingston et., and R M•Lesa is gtr•
log up hie shop, why not try for (bat site'.
Remember 101•. It will oost as much,
or more, to most that Aid building and put
it in good condition as It will to bay a
site. Thanking you for .poo*, Yours ete.
Crrizun,
THE LIBRARY QUESTION.
To the Igdltor of Tng elnIAL
Sts, -At • meeting of elitism' held oa
Friday might lost resolutions were passed 10
favor of aoompttog Mr. Caroegle's offer al
110.000 and of .rsotl*g • library buildtoe 011
the present market site, the latter to be re
moved 10 the loot of Hamilton .t, Now I
have no desire whatever to dlsoourage the
library scheme, is it would glee no • vary
fine addition to the town but I do thlok
that fi0anolal and businees conditions ehoald
receive the foll..s ooselder•tlob before •
float d.isioe le arrived a1. Lest no not be
ova, h• ty but look Into the matter folly.
1 desire to preset • few farts sod argue
meats on, 1st, bosoms, god, the .10..
TugFtn.ncge.-W• are told that 1100
additional trout the torpors*, Ily will
be sofffolset tint in whitlows the town meet
supply looandmsosnt light to the amount of
1488 per year end water to the amount of
125 00. Apparently we ars asked to neo
elder time two items as of me emit to tbo
town. but let u r.membsr that we ars run-
nier oar water and heht pleb► at a 1e.
Farther, i am loformd, that noe bores
power to requited for e.e,y 10 beets, so that
ter the 60 sight's proposed 6 Berea Mw«
•etre will be reg.'rod. it •ppeen therefor•
that theta Dema rept-sent shoot the imam
outlay at the paver honest. Than what
about runnier aspens'. The 5260 of proy•
Inot•1 grans must all he mood far the par.
ohme 11 books, sea.; therefore the esti.
meted ame•et available ler nursing expe•ee
fs •epooted to b.
Town grata ........1500 00 (at prmena110 le
400)
3
a
J. W. SMITH
wishes to announce that he is
handling the oelebrated
5 STAR braids
FLOUR
3 STAR of••••
made by the Lake Huron
and Manitoba Milling Co, and
is prepared to fill all orders
promptly at the following
prices for SPOT CASH :
5 Star Brand, $3.90 bbl.
3 at as 3.60 .1
fiie.m•tte Pallas tared by gervaltse,
The le the testimony of Mr. Bsoj•sln
Dillon, o1 lewd*, Ontario., who *aye : I feel
it my duty 0.orsol.im the muyelloas value
of Poison'. Nrrvihoe a .n infallible ours
for rheumatic pain. ; It ours" them sooty
time N. thing 1 know of equal" it re •
hoasabel 1 liniment, and mothers should
feel 1t as neeewuy as bred itself. Nery
lline has oared rheumatism of thirty years'
standing, and oan our. you. Instant toilet,
absolute curs, large mettle 2.5o.
He will also handle the Kee-
watin Flour.
J. W. SMITH,
East SI
'Phone
86
J. H. COLBORNE'
COSMOPOLITAN
PATTERNS
foe e.1.
18 GENTS.
The Division
bet worm good and Indifferent
Drugs and M.dielnes
le strongly d.find bore. 'the 'odd.
forest kind are DOT'S ordered Sad
permitted to form part of one
stook. Only goods of oodoautsd
purity ars offered to em•tomere.
Our stook .1
Proprietary Medloin•a
Is very lar'. Photo aro low.
BOOKS AND (PERIODICALS
Lamm' Hoes JOURNAL -Chid mesa/
the attractive features of the Fester Ladles'
Home Journal 1• the opening lbetellmeot of
Helen Keller's own story of her life. The
Mot that this, and all toe ealobterrapby
which le to follow, wore •ota•Ily written by
the wonderful gi.l Ismail is only equalled
by the remarkable 140r.ry merit of her
Production. 'there 1e • derlighttol personal
article •bout •'The President's Dsoghter,"
.000mp•old by a hitherto unpubll.bsd
picture of Mies Roosevelt, and • pretty
story of the Seeing of Fester carols le •
Now Voile belfry 00 Eater mnntlor. Nett)*
Hlanchan tolls "Why the Birds Come and
Go," and T'0. Journal'. two epleedld striate
'Thom Days in Old Virginia" and "The
Howells to Chicago." are given ewe. The
new ohlldree'a department, celled "rhe
Good•Time Darden," twins le this Domino
Mr. Bok dieoueees eeyr.l timely .ahjeote
on the editorial pap, ohm} among them the
g rowing tendency ••f the Amerloaa tetter to
neglect the oompenlonehlp of hie children,
The illustrations, which are beautiful and
n umerous. latitude one of Mr. Taylor's ax -
vivito pletures of Southrro life, and •
doable page et college girls at their studies.
The dcnartmente are more interesting and
helpful than ever. the basatltal Fater
rover 1. the work of A. K. Fortnum The
Counts Pablbbino Compose, Pbll.delphl•.
Ten ante • oopy; obs dollar • year
C.onnty
Sale of meiosis's
Garde and Bow
1500
20,00
75.00
Total ....1610.00
New whet outlay tee to be set •gsd.•t
ibis. It U olalmml that Mr Gall Is walls/
to be beth librartas .n4 j..1Mt for 1250
yearly. io b asset •area•oe.ble t. impost
00.0 •soh .n ernngemwnt u fhb can 00••
Mane. 1. lobster at least • janitor is deed-
ed oonetankty In ettendaoee, end It the .set
et thetas awn a Dowered by 1500 • year the
matey le mndrate end r•.enahle. The
1ern.m* would require .t lout 20 inns w1
coal, at 16 60 worth 1130, er ever 5100 mere
the •t. present. Repo... 1050.55 •ed N-
o dowels will be fully 5100 per year. Tele
totals 1730 to to against our 1610, whish
sheerly tooled*" an Nereus 0f 5100 W.
"held t h•r.lrs Imes to dip duper Gats at
pretest by probably 1500 iri ell i.s,wd 01
1100 Ret tr. we wet Is doer« of Ending
the insule104 poekct empty • W a haws
Mon ter years living 'good ear fae•e.-
1ar borrowing sewers •ppr.ssh the Molt.
W. are deep In ss the hank. Th. dseatas
sot "butter us 16,000 sed • mettle mal
Hale\ C....H. 0.000...
The retards hay been broken, ruthlessly
shattered, my Ralph Connor's splendid tele
o1 the lumbermen of the Getaw. Valley,
"Tho Man from Uleo.arry " 'I hat onoom-
meely popular book "David Horner" bold •
long bad error other works of conrcn,porary
fintloe. bet the ()anodise book has fu oat-
.trlppod its American oompetltor. It. re-
eerd of 25,000 copies le lour months le
doable' that of "David Rerem" in the same
length of time ; and the psbllehor experts
the (tens w111 save remitted poorly double
001e somber before the end of the year
Thorn aro 'ropy who prefer "Ronk Rook"
r "The Sky Piet," but If popular sale may
be taken at th. rlarlmp e1 merit, R.Iph Coo.
•er has pat is bah work feta ••Tee Man
from Glengarry."
WHAT OTHERS ARE SATING.
New Spring Stock Now Complete.
DRESS GOODS
131aok . and Do).ored
1N ALIS 1155 ASW USIA
Black Voile.
Black Chevaline.
Black Pamirs.
Black Poplin.
Black Venetian.
Black French Cord.
Black Serge..
Black Henrietta.
Black Homespun..
Black Brocades.
Black Silks.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black Satins.
Black Satin ltoyal.
Black Lustre•.
Colored DRESS GOODS.
Grey Homespun..
Brown Homespun..
Fawn Venetians.
Navy Venetians.
Navy Serge•.
Navy Tweed C. H. finish.
Blue-Urey Venetian..
Fawn -Blue Ladies Cloth.
Blue and Green Satin Royal.
Fawn Box Cloth.
Bluetts Suiting Cioth.
Slate Poplinette.
Bronze Grey Suiting.
A Lot of Henriettes in all the
leadiug Staple Colors.
Grey Lustre's
BLOUSE WAIST
STUFFS.
Black and White French Flannels.
" " " " Detainer.
Embroidered French Flannels.
Plain French Flaunele.
Figured Detainee.
Figured Satannu.
Plain Sstanna..
Fanny Silks.
Striped Silks.
Plain Silk.
Cream Serge..
Cream Henrietta..
These Goods are all New
for this boring's Trade
BED ROCK PRICES FOR SPOT CASH ANCl ONE PRICE TO ALL,
WHITEWEAR.
B'• Stook le Gowns, Skirt", Draws.. and
Const W. ate.
1 EMBROIDERIES
m Law. and Moaho from 5 ots. to 90 tto
large amertmee•.
Silk AII.Over Embroidery
11 25 and it 75
AllOverLaos-White sad Block.
OVER 10000 YDS. OF VALKNCIF.NNK' and 1'ORCHON LACES FROM 1 CENT UP.
CORSETS • Parisian Ergot Form Corsets at $1.00
• Parlalan Straight Front Corsets at 60o
Twee tee some of Out .ew5,0 makes et C.rst%
perfect to fit, sway to the form and gaaroatesd to
rive satlslactlon ta every way.
Drew Mudlos, D.mUlos, Grea•dlnee, Detainee, Ologh•me, Irani 8 omits to 25 oats, to the leading 0.w oolorlag• for
spring and Summar and all new this .easoo.
Prints, from 5 0nte to l2e mom, all new this 'prise, as we did not carry over one yard of print or mulls from last year.
A large wrtmeet of Laos Curtsies,
(llis Art Ida, Mos ie Art N tits, and FrilledCCae..rtNess .ad Mulls', Madras
wlsdo• Mu
Hosiery, Oloys bad Sm•lrwares suitable for the e•a.00. Japanese Haitian's, Valera ted Homo Comas at prtoss that will maks you bay.
J. H. C04_BORN E.
BUPEEEA A. ICLBNNAN'S
LINIENT
For external sat oily, 1e m positive caro far
Spinal Demme, Hip Dines.., 1.0.mmatory
Rheumatism, Lame Busk, Lumbego, Moro
Throat, auk and Son I ones. Brine...
Serous, 5,15 Joints, Rupture, Aad all kin-
dred diseases. It h.s also been found • oar.
for Throat Affections to horse. hoes
coronas .aeons havleg the trod• mark on
labels sod wrappers and E. A. Id,'Lu,*AN'.
1l.lment, Gocterioh, Ont., stamped oa wax
awl on each bottle. Manafantared only by
EUPHKMIA A. McLENNAN, solo paten t •
and preprteuwt.. li d*ries, Oat,
E. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
1r,5A50 51700* war 7011001111'.
Stratford B..w: The Meatrel Wit....
quote' • leader of the Literal party wbtee
nam• l net m..Nend in .newer to the
ehargs that stow the pollU0.l enmpleden of
the R••••* hu hoe. nh•og.A we .h.11 hue
board th• Motel Smote rderm. H• dentes
that the administration hes frgellss Ib
prefab..., bet points net filo' nothing could
he dose while the ('oneervatlyes wore still
is the m•jertty In the Upysr Hon.*. A
Aug* 1• the wn.tltstlen N being eeatcm
'hwood whlnb will he .whmlN.d is M• p.nele
er approval end whiner et noun* most later
...Nes Imperial .unties, L. natters is
sN dlvslg•d: probably It has set yet Mas
datrtateed.
A Clear
Complexion
can be the possession
only of the man or
woman whose digestive
functions are in perfect
order.
Abbey�
sac
taken regularly\ will
keep the stomach in
good condition, the
blood pure, and the coiu-
plexion clear.
All druggists sell it.
4*
44•4,4n 410. 10,0 ><In,4•0•urT
J SIIARMAN'S
is the place to buy
3 Shoes at lowest prices
• for the
3
4Aini tlfw maim wwoww*:
Ladies,
3
3 Men,
3 Boys
3
• and
•i
• Babies.
3
1pfeitufvfolvoirfnewtoturfoft
1
EVEt Y BUYER"
PLEASED
N 1 T ►.
OUR SHOES
la the Spd.g
Your Horse
Needs a Tonic
oar CONDITION t'OwDER "apples the
meed. 1t repose maty tomes 1►. out.
MAMA', better ciao be u.od-25o, 5 ford' 00.
English
Healing 011
1s the greatest heater known for all kind*
.f wren, outs, etc. Keep It en band -25c,
5 for 51 00,
In the Spring.....
All are Benefitted
by • good B1.0O1).OURIFYING MEDI
C1NE, tibiae ootiat•r•ote she 111 *fleas of
damp atmosphere, fr•gaeet o►wags and the
1oefl••m•a of sister, Ate. Such • midi
aim 1•
Sassafras Blood and
Stomach Bitters
fay. • ver *1.15.
11 1• • good, pure, strum mediates whlo0
h.. •zosllen0 results. Voss mosey book 11
It does you es good.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
For.•td.erde ver smut 1n Nle V.eellere Nibs.
PscOaa. 4:aree■ Seo... Dets1ateetnate.
/IIOFORO
as
ILOOK.. .
at
SPR/Nle ARRIVALS ! ��
\Ve have dust received • large shipment of Spring Good., which we offer
at very low rates.
Bottum' Wire Plyn, 9 Nob.. ...300,
10 . ....360.
Galvanized Wire. 9 'o Ib.
Illock Wire, 11 and 12 gear, 34e Ib.
Wire Staples 5e Ib.
Malleable lroo Baku. 12 tooth 26c *soh
drool Rakes, carved tooth, 12 toots 450 ••
Sisal Robes. caned tootle. 14 tooth 500 .molt
Sl asl 11.e s, 7 la. blade, socket nooks 360 '
solid moos 30e "
U beadle Stool Spades . 900 "
Long b.ed'd round mouth d Shovel" 90o "
Pare White t.ead, any et.sd'f m'ke 6fo Ib,
A oarlo.d et dub Wire t. arrive
April 1st >' 33 Ib.
N. D. ROUGV I E,
Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
IO R S ' � NG STOCS
Ts now ready for inspection, both in trimmed .ad unttimmed hats.
immed Hats from $1.
Ready-to-wear Hats fr
'Sailors from 15c up.
\. Our stock is complete in every line. Nil and inspect.
MISS CAMERON,ON
RX T . .
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
IIEATERS
RANGES....
We will save
youlmoney and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
t h e Canadian
market.
Every Mere folly
Gbarantw.d .
LBB & EBPHARD,
1)0DRRICH.
Coal! Coall
JUST Rh)EIVID
1 Car jllissillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Utsi 1• ',owl fee stoves
snit Illpbs1-'d wily 1',01•.1
g,SS amt • treat Mat.
1 Car sat Virginia Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Moallleo
*anima Nat 30 Oa
per 100 1h', ar
aus.ISO per esti
(IiVK iT A TRiAi•. --
Wm. Campbell.
gederls0. Maria 10th 12061.