HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-4-17, Page 5TILE PIONAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
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CARPETS aid FLOOR CQYERINGS.
ONE needs only to enter our Carpet room and take a look at the
rolls of Carpets stocking it froom one end to the other and from
side to side to be impressed with the fact that here is a stock
that will Butt every need, largo or small. No difficulty in selecting.
A word or two of new Rpecjals.
2- and 9 -ply all pure wool Carpets,
English Brureela
Engli.h Axruinsters
English TTprstrien
Yard wide Uuion Carpets
65c, 75c, $1.00
Th. 90o, =1.10, 41.25
$1.25
40o, 50c, 60.;
20c, 25c, 35o, 45o
Heavy Scotch Linoleums, 2 yards wide, pew dilase, •xtr• 'e•••ial
ssbr v., per'qu•te yard
37ia
American Dress Organdy Muslin•.
woo yards of 36 footles wide fine Dress modes, 50 patterns to chore. from, 10
...t Beige end dainty hearse and em•11 spray parterre of pink. blue, brown.,
ruse, obey, lilac, peen and black, really ti.e moat •Bend.• Dr... Muslims we
•ser bad. hes them Io our window. All one price
Butterlck's Patera' for May all In stock.
May Fashion Sheets jest In and free for asking.
W. Acheson & Son.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Walton : MIs' Ida McDonald has goes to
chews, where else hu secured • good poet•
tion In the Poet ()Moe Department.
Creelrook : '1'6e Lose family have re-
moved to their new home at MoKtll.p,
Tielr old friend. here wish them proap.rIy
Grey : McKee Bros , 9th o00 , have made
about twenty -ere gello0s of maple .yro
this eeases, rather s big return for one year.
Seslorth : Alex Bro•dtoot moved his
family to Wooed lest week, where he has
purchased • Wait our cad aadernaktag beet
nae.
Seatorth : Me. Moggle B McLean, wbo
hu been se•ohtog .t Hertloge.ld !sr the
put three year., has gone to leering to tek•
■p a course to Westerv.lt's Bus,soes Col
lege.
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Grey : John Karoey, wife sod sou, who
hate bran old residents of Grey towoshtp,l.ft
for Fowleroyllle, Mlog , where they purpose
making their home, having sold their farm
here,
Ssefertk ; George Lynch, of the Dominion
Bank, left 1er Winnipeg on Tared., to toke
a pooltion In ate hank there. Mr. Lyoeb Is
a native of the Prstrie Carly, although he
hes resided here • reed many years.
Brunets : Wa are very terry to hear that
Gantries*, doerh►er et W. A. and Mrs Mc-
Keon, of Tberealon, Algoma. i. 111 wen
snealeoz Th. little lune is b gruel•
daughter ot James Oliver, of Brussels.
Bayfield : James Mol)ool died about two
weeks ago. He had Deco an levalld for
years, He 'erred for a Dumber of years 1s
the British army sad bad 1 m.4& ., .1
which he erne very proud. He leaves s
widow to moors his loss,
[walbury • A hare• Bomber of wttaw•w
were in at.ndaooe at the law suit of Zelg•
ler es. Keno', In Sesforth, 00 Moods' of
last owe. It was all over five dollars
worth of property; sad this Is the mooed
see it he been "ural is court.
Rlyth : ILr. sad Mrs. Joh. Shaw
last were for Clint's, where they will le
fames reside, having purohaeod • cottage fa
that tows Mr Shaw was Drteolpel of
Blyth echoed for the past year and during
that Ilene both he and Mre haw med.
many bleeds wbs regret their removal,
DUNGANNON.
None -
c The loos!
toe
lug rD
nag.
Deno
for Tea Sweet. Is at the odic, ofif J. O. Ward,
J 1'. 000reranoer. It who veal revive
orders for •ubserepuons, advertising rid lob
wort rid 1s authorised to gee reoelpe. for
•moeata paid for the rime.
TcgerAy. Apr. 8th.
Comoro Ann Gotso.--John Gay left here
r.eeetl7 tor Refutable for the ening sea-
son. His numerous (heeds wish him •
g ood time sad safe return next tell.
John Rowan, Int biro oo Torridity, the let
of Apr11, for Theesal0s, A goena, where he
'atonia, should he I,ke the p1oo., to locate
Mn. Wm. Mo0ath r.o.otly return -
id borne from visiting relagyes at Goderloh,
Chalon sod other points.. .Mr and
Mr.. James stooehoase returned home on
Monday after baying • pleaeent visiting
bur to relatives In Ez,ter cad other points
* oath ot here.. .John I)avid.on, having
de. iced to go to Temo.esee, la l'bele Sam'.
dom•to, bo leased his farm for a term of
yams to 1. .1. Webster ..Daniel Fowler
bee leased but farm to David Errington.
He holt her. title motels/ (Tas•dayi for the
Northwest on a prospecting tear, also to l
ybtt 1ri.ode in the Prattler Uoonlry
Dale • number of young men to this I
mlahbnrbnod have gone to the Northwest
Re presume that they will succeed in as.
series homes for themselves in the Prided*
fkinntry Mies Kut. Sinol•Ir, now el r
onto o. owing to the Maras of her Imola.Rev It, Folrbtlrn, arrived hen yesterday, t
to a•,btiR welting on him dorlog his 111•
seer,
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OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
ONDAY, Apr 1411.
DEATH or s H M
MRELroa1 -Mrs. Her
ben E food, of Holmeevtlle, died on Wed-
needsy evaslog last •fer •n Iham• of only
• Isom
days r Death was des to heart failure
Mrs. Elford was in ler sixtieth pear. and
•Ithoueh for some years she 6•l not been to
robust health •hs wit sole to perform her
bnuwhold duties up to • abort time age
Ste woe sa active worker Iu the Holmeevdl•
Methodist church and a prominent member
of lbs W. C. T. tr aol of the Nomeu'•
Institute of West Buren. Braided her hue
bend ate leaves 1 ur children : Mr. (Rey 1
A. K. Birks, London; 0t. H. Eltord, I:ode
doh; Fred C sod Mus Ano,., Holmesvill.
Tee fuouat took place oo Saturday after
noo0, lbs Interment Wog mads to Maitland
cemetery,
ASHFIELD•
lkf14.
There died at hie home, at
lot41. 1hcon. of
Aebe.Id, 0o Tweeds" of lest work, John
Mersey, ops of the best and most widely
known restdeout of the township, et the
ripe see of twenty five years. Mr. Murray
was Ore of the early pioneer of the Notion,
and was • man of sterling character and we.
highly sateeteed and reapeored by all who
knew him. He tad beam tom poor health for
some time peat, but his sodden demise was
•.ware b.navomeot to 01s family and
freed' The decsa.rd leave' a widow and
grown op family of three none end two
daughters. H• cos. a very earnest and
dewing!, member (tithe Loohaleh Preebyterlan
church. The funeral took plaoo Friaay
•ft.r000n to Loobal•h costetery.
DUNLOP
The fellow's/ b the report of 5 S. No. 9,
Celhnrag• bawd ea tie premotio. eoamigo
Boas in Marais :
f'a. I-Glsdy. Stewart. Mar Shaw.
Pt. Ii -Haab Chisholm.
Jr, II. -Urn. Tiobbores,
Sr. II -Mabel Yong, Lab Barker, An•
sic McGraw.
td
Elle Lisklal.r. Trask Gbziar.
Sr. 111. -Home Ctattos, Blanche Skew.
James Barker, Willie Gbzler, Reggie Wil•
Ham',
Jr. IV -Alined* Barker.
Sr. IV.-Clevl0trd Tiobboroe, Edward
Shaw, Earnest Young, Jean Cloture.
V. -Bella Shaw, Bette Barker, Harry
R illlam' Rath Shaw, E Iward Lawson.
PORT ALBERT.
Warn 01 THOYA, HAWRUO, -00 Mon
day. March 31.1, Toone Has air, 1'. 61.
o' role village, pawed away at the age of
seventy stole years, after • •bore iliee•ea
Toe d.oao•ed WY • u•tive of the ouuaty o1
Wicklow, Ireland, rod come to toe uuuotiy
*WI his lather, the 1•t• Jobu Hawktoe,
who first rattled is London moving to the
village i0 1640. Her• het D•u.mg steeled to
the milling business, which Thome followed
for SUMO 1111., •It.rwarde stetting up busi-
ness as general marches. and beuomlug
postmotor. H. retired from business
•bout two Yeats ago. Rendes bis widow,
11. deosaeed leave' •ivht ,duldreo : nee
R , M. 0, Cameron, W u. ; tV dhe, Cbloagu;
Kafir C., Sault Sta. Marts. Mlab.; Walter,
beaoher at Mafshlog ; Mrs. User. Bluster,
Veranda, B. C. ; Mrs. Albert Jordan,
Frenkleed, 'I'eou.; kin, Wm Grey, of the
v1,lege, a.d 'rime. at tome Mr. H.wkms
was the eldest of • large family and is our
rived by three brothers. John, of Blood
Kew; denies and George, of this village -
and a sister Mrs. Thomas Joy, Nashville,
'neon. to politico the deceased was a Cuu
•sre.ti,. He was • member of the Aog
been obutok.
STUDER IS IN QUARANTINE.
yr, W, rlrtt, ,. from e'lletoe, laspre►ed
or Maytag tm. emallpeo,
Friday's Toreuto papers reported a de
turbno• among the students of Trialt
Medea' College on aoaount of the Mote
supposedly from smallpox, of Bert Mcl
oseo, wbo coo some sane ago employed .0
• drug store In Godertoh. Tee World's re
port was as follows :
Upwards of one hundred students were
rao:aatd yeetrday afternoon at Trinity
Medical College by Drs Fenton and Par
eons, who were &ting under Iostruotiooe
from Dean teeter and Medical Health
Officer Sheard. The order direoted to the
•tudeois 1e the outeume of toe removal
yestesley morning of W (5, McIlv.ea, •
first year student at Trinity Medical Col
sus, :rose his boarding lune*, 84 t%'..t
Gerrard street, to the lsolattoo Hospital, as
et a smallpox •nspeot Mellve.n has not
been in aoteodaooe at his oleos smoe April 1,
but In spite of the fact that Dean Gehl.
trays there is Dot the slightest danger of any
one e1ee o int rooting the demote, the order for
000010atIoo of ell the waterers was issued
Mollveen Is twenty two years of age, end
laves at Citotoo.
What makes the Dass more serious le that
five decral studeoa, Doe "venue man arta
two Trinity meds are locked up In the Ger
rand street boarding house node, '"urvr.l
lance The oomhln.d @iemtiations of the
Department of (%hemletry of the Uotverdoy
•d Toronto and the Royal College of Dogrel
Surgeons are •o0ouooed to commence et
the I:see my at 9 o'clock oo Monday
next Aoting udder the direction 'of the
Preelaolel Board of Health the university
authorities have decided that no student
will be admitted without • oorufluate of
recent v•cotnetioo. W6n, • few weeks
ago• a university student was weed with
amslipox, the uoiv.rstty offered free vac
otnatiuo to e11 students of the Detrenhy
and el filleted oollegu. 01 this offer approxi
meaty one half of the students of the Den -
tat College took advantage. The others are
pow required to M vaccinated •t Ibex. own
•x9.05. The Jen of the ootlege has sr-
ranged with the surgeons who were peri
ously to attendance to meet the close et the
college for this purpose at 9 o'clock tomo,.
row moraine
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Kx►OBI9 aN biennium -at the Easter
vestry monies of St. Cyprien's church,
Toronto, of whish Rey. Chas. A. Yaeger,
coo of Police Magistrate Seager, is reotor,
n effort was made to Induce Mr. Seeger to
snow, •o loorease ot $75 m his stipeod.
While appreourtop the epult which prompt-
Rtelan w s Thai -Robe's !aril,
Mr. Seeger said that he could not 000eo 4o.,
timely aooept it. 01e orged them to demote
choir *sora to wiping out the church debt,
while times were prosperous
FRIT ('oMMInlONIR FOR CORK AND
A OLI'RKIIAMPT.N,-1 he Dominion Dew,.
moat of Agriculture has appointed A. McI).
Allan
of (eviction, r ch sod Mr. Wor
kmao t
u
K015011•0, e
g* to take charge of the Canadian
trait exhibit at the Wolt.rhamptn and
Cork expositions to be held during the
Doming summer. tl ith our townsman In
charge, these exhibits of Canadian fruits
will be looked alter by s thoroughly oom.
potent and •xper»ooed man, as Mr. Allan
has few tousle in his knowledge of ali
matters pertaining to fruit and his *bilily
to make t e of the knowledge whiob he
poessa.w. He will leave shortly for Ear
land to enter ape his duties.
ILUEVALE.
Wab'LlnAy, April 9.h. 1902.
Ides Deugtas, of l'ar•, vulted the busses
Blank during last week.
Mus Mary King vetted Miss Annie Fras-
er to Toroberry Net week.
Doff & Stereo.; are having a new boiler
pat to their mill tbl. week.
Mr Hardy, of Cairo's, visited his aunt,
Mrs. Rutherford, this week.
}ferry Granger, cattle buyer, of Molt•
worth, was to tie village last Thornier.
Mrs Rutherford left on Wednesday for
Hamilton, where she will reside in tutors.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McGee, of Wing.
ham, vutud at John Johnston'• this week.
Mrs. Alex. Bryn• and son Kidie, of
lameetowo,visited at R. N. Dofi. oo Frt•
day.
Mrs Wm. Grey and daughter Lila, of
Weld v, Manitoba, arrived here ono day
sat week, owlet/ to the serious Meese of
Mr.. Gray's mother, Mrs. Adam (leg
horn.
Mr. sod Mrs Joseph Burgess and oblld•
eel sod Miss Mary Moore, from Pries. Ed-
ward Island, are visiting et John Burgee*
his week. Mr. Bargees loton& moving
to Woodstock In a short time, where he has
.cured a good position.
BarfrWjre at $2.90
IS O/'=/EAP• (A Car load.)
No. 9 Coiled Spring Wire at 3c a Ib. (A Car load.)
Two packages Carpet Tacks for 5e
4 boxes Axle Grease 25c
Royal Canadian Clothes Wtingers at $2.50
Long•handle, hard -point, steehovele at-.T..r. 70c
And many other things are cheaper at
than elsewherM°KENZIE d HO Vt LL'S
Buying for (ash and in quantities make it so t
way" do u well and very often a greet deal better than ot
We have put in stock a car of WIRE NAILS, and ca
customer from 50e to $1.00 and over per keg.
PENINSULAR PORTLAND CEMENT, the Cement
caused no mach favorable comment last season, we continue to sell.
Alto the LOUDIN BARN DOOR HANGER (that cannot
blow off). These have filled a long -felt want The large new barns
built last year around here almost all have them on, and they are giv-
ing perfect satisfaction.
We have a most complete line of BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
Also in CARPENTERS' TOOLS our stock wan never better.
W0 sell the beat reallyy mixed PAINT$ made and guarantee
package to be ri ht. If not, mons is refunded.
ALABASTINE, cold water paints and decorative., for house -
we can al-
ts
every g y
cleaning time are in stock.
AMERICAN FIELD FENCING goes like hot cakes. It is a
RPnersl favorite.
M cKJ3NZI J3 & do W ELL
THE FLACK TO BUY ALL HARDWARE CHEAP.
PORLIoH inc A41as%MRNT Rots, -latent
Dine to time the soggwuoo le made that it
would be • good Oleg 1f the assessment
roll of each maolo,penty were published, so
that *soh ratepayer could make oomparleoo
of his own with other ew•..mente It does
not make so muob (Merinos •twat the
•mount at which a man is rated, SU long as
bis assessment bean • lair oomoorleon to
thole of his neighbors. Under the present
system it ie difficult for • man to know
whether he is being seemed (.lily or not.
If this reform were retried oat, 11 would he
a most Impossible to have sob a stat of
effete as was dlwlowd by the fnves►Igarions
of tris spec!al auditor in oonnsotloo with the
assessment. of 1 loo.l ioatitulioon
The suggestion is worthy the oareful 000snh
*ration of our-muniolpal oounoil sad of our
same generally
ir5Rpn7 Foto 12,500. - A jury in the Civil
Assizes at Toronto a few day ago awarded
Mr,, Mary Restorer, of that otty,$2 500 dam.
agri in a suit against the Toronto Medway
Co. The platnt$H was formerly • re.i-teo.
of Colborne township. lino claimed 13 000
damages for Injuries sustained by b. it,
thrown from a holt line open oar on the
evening of .ioly 11th last. She wee return
lag from Nugars Faits, and was la fen
with bundles. A. the oar 0o whioh she wee
riding approsohed the street at which the
wished to get c ff she asked the oonductor
to have It "topped. She gathered op he,
bundles and was In the sot of stepping off
the oar when It started. She was thrown
to the remand, sod her packages flew In
various directions. Sne was •.slated to he.
feet by kind friends and was "his to walk
to her home oo Heron street. Mrs Betzner
claimed that the employees of the company
were negligent bonnie the oar was started
before she had alighted. it was stated In
Reideses that one wee sefferira'i Irmo jeew•
d'o. and enlarged liver, and thew were ab•
tribute(' to the aooMsnt. Her Illnras did
not east more than • onnple of dere, no. she
1r noir able to engage only in I:ght home!.
wo k.
Punic SCOWL AND limn Seeder, Ex•
AMINATlnSO -7 ha Melt snhonl.ntranoe ere
amination of 1902 will enmmsnes nn Jere
25 h, at A. 45 A. et., 0r Godrrich, Fewer,
Zurich, Raydeld, Heneall, Dangannon, Kis•
rail, St. Helene and Credltoo, for West
Huron ; and at Clinton, Seafarth, *in,-
ham. itrneele, tl roister, Fordwtnh and
Beth. for Kest Huron. The part I Janine.
leer no or public 'ohne) leaving esaminattoo
will commsnne .1o1y 2nd, et 8 30 A M„ at
Godertoh, Exeter, Ktettt', Varna, ilsomall
and Dungannon, ter West Huron ; and at
Clinton, Seem th, Wingham, Hruseele,
Fordwich, Wrnxeer and R'yth, for Kseb
Haroo. Applirutions on proper Mem. to
Beth.. with foe (12) for part i junior lane•
Ing by nnhtto .rheol leaving most he sent in
before 24.6 May. Thee* forms may he ob.
baited from the Inspector. Janie, leaving
part 1[., senior leaving, ma'rlcolarine, pari
rid honor, nomm.rolat diploma and enm•
otsreial spemaliet ex .minatien. 000mmsnee
Jaly 4th at GOd.rloh. Kxet.r, fifteen and
8.afnrth. April/tattoos for .mite.' -e tenet
be sent to the Inspent0r 0e or before .luso
let The fee is 11, Ie 0. pall 22. 1 ntJn'..
Applieattens for pnMla school los/lag, inn.
for leaves, Nnfnr leaving and mstnenMNee
(high wheal forms 1., 11 , i11 and iV.)
mess he east is the Inspect°, baler. May
24th. oossiepasled by the aseerriry fee.
No appluos/iou oats bet reoslyed by the lo -
•p.; u . after that data. Tnuo who iut•od
to write at any exam nation centre in the
woe •ret luspeutural dIe sISo •,1 Hutoo mute
aeon thou. euyhwNoa, givieg lame to lull,
t. J. Shoo T'om, 1. 1', 4 , Go.lertoh, sod
Thote wbo tweed to writs to the .anus
division to D Kith, 1. P. d„ Brussels,
flouts uo0teiu1og wrllr0g, drewtug or book•
ktopmg are not to to pire.utied ea Io former
year.• at the mattaooe examination. Candi.
dates will be supplied with paper and 1ok by
the presiding exammete ; tut they must
edam their own pens, rulers, lead pencils,
aro. Teachers ale urged to use their Its•
tlueoos not to let candidates who are not
properly grounded uu the work Doors up fur
exami0a010n. neuters ers are to nand to the
public sobool inspector for their d vision,
not lour than June lid, • return of the
genies of o .odtdaran lot the (ntraner exam.
,Dation. Taaob.rn who else) to have 000•
tireetluo uleNw mutt lend, on Ih• propel
priut.d foam, lbs report for three Geis.
is good by 16e prrrioips' and the ehttrmso of
he sonnet board) to the Iasp.otor before
July 4th. Th. printed form for those re-
turns may be obtelaut from the inspector.
soluble Adder to 000.0.,.,
11 your Add tomes to from play 000rhle'
or showing evidences of as appruaubmv
&Mteek of Grippe, sore throat, or sickness
of coy kt0d, Drift thing get out your bolt!.
of Neryitn.. Rub the obeet and neck with
Nervfliae and give internal does. of ten
drops of Nerriline In sweet eoed welter every
two hours. This will prevent any aerlous
Iroub'e. No Ilutmeut or pain renews,
equate Poison's Nervtlme, Which is a oro.
enity in every bouesbold. Large bottles
Dost only 25o.
CCMING AND DOING
(inceeded for tut week.)
Ju. Robinson and family hays return
from Toronto.
Mus Alice Bate* has returned home aft
apeodlag the winter In the Stetw.
S Moroiagstar bis retuned from Pen
aytvaou, where he spent the "rioter.
Mss Kate Reid returned home late wee
.f er "mediae six months in Toronto.
Jen A Payne left on Friday for Port
Huron tend Cleveland. He will spend the
•,ming seaeoo on the lakes.
•
Miss M note McVrtrte, who has bee,
etts0ing Toronto C„ ilrge of Mose, hoe
retaroed to the city to resume tar startle.•iter hay,ug spent the Easter holiday u
home.
D F. Hamuok, of Chicago, ha. been In
town the past week end hes beep mekine
arraevemeote for the carrying OD of tee
Veoesutuog Park resort during the oomlog
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er
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Mrs. D. Johnston and child left oo Mon
day to juin Mr Johonon at Melton. Tile
were ecoompan.ed by Mie' Lillie Webster
Dooley Holmes Int on Monday for Wing -
ham, where he will p •0145 hte profee'tou,
keep rg up the N wgham business of rh.
legal firm of Dickinson & Holmes. The
Deople of Wioehem wall Sod Mr, H0 mel
Weyer and publiospinted yruug moo,
M+.. Megan, who had Men eteoogrept.er
to Mr. (arrow's office for the put two of
three year., left oboe week tor her home in
Stratford. During her nay w Godertcb robe
made many warm friends, aud her depar-
ture from town is sinoctsly rogrotted.
Mr, and Mrs. R"ht. Stewart have
some to tbe,r former home at Bluey•le,
wleie Mr. Stewart wit t onttone hie taunbs
m 0osneotton with Q,te•n'a Universal.
K ogeton Mr, said Mrs Stewart leave
('-lsrioh with the best wishes of m00y
Incudal
Robert blaster retoroed last week froom
the 0 keret Islands, where he had been
tering the winter visiting bis perorate H..
fnein'. here were expecting him sone week•
aro and were afraid he nilgbt bade boon
passenger �a
How
sear, he turned op all rtpbr, and with blm a
eompnloo, Andrew Johnson, from the
O. 'tory', a 110rdy opeo,men of the stalwart
men whom those wbgirt bees produce.
They gather (•nsemptio..
Bed cough',
colds
and oatbrrh ere re-
sponsible far more 000.umptioo Iban is
traceable even to heredity. Catarrh, zone
-urea more (101001; then ordinary remedies
because It is the only ntleopu(• yet dm
oovered that is volatile eo0.h to reach the
root of the trouble to remote parte of the
longs •od bronchial tub.., and impregnate
every particle of the air breathed with Its
heeling, germ.kihlog vapor. Colds oanoot
lest ten minutes, or Dough• more than
thirty m0110tes when Caterrhrzoge Is In -
baled. 11 Oban note, throat and air
passages at once, stops chopologe, head•
ache, and eradloatee eetarrh from any part
of the system. Two months' tree anent,
11.00; t,itl uze, 25a. Druggists, or N. C.
Polson & Co., Kingston, Oat. Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills are mild.
Southampton Beacon : Mrs, George Dee.
omy, •000mp.oled by her grnd•doughter,
Mus Annie Aube, left for home last Moo-
dy after spending • few month. visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Granville. Mie.
Aubin will ,unit Godertoh and Mt. Joseph
and wive attend the wedding of • cousin
while away.
The London conference of the Methodist
choroh will meet no Thursday, June 5, to
the Central Methrdtat ohurch, Sarnia, The
■rattoning committee will 10.01 on Mooday,
June 2, and the ministerial session on Tura
tray. Kew. Dr. darnel. of Goderlob, Is to
deliver one of the Conteranoe Sunday .ere
mons In the Doves Street ohurch, at Sarnia
Ed. Coulee, of Bluevale, formerly • atm
dent of Goderich Collegiate Institute, re
turned lit week from the Dental College,
Philadelphia, where he made an excellent
roord. There were several closing ex
emanations; at oboe he took 100 per cent , at
another 95 per cent. This high reoord
Yenres him of passing with honors. He
friends to the vlotnny w;11 be blessed to
hear of his dictums.
Mlle M. Robertson, of Carlow, has re-
signed her position as a member of the
eaohing staff of the Wongham public
sihnol. The Wingham 'Time. say.:
"Many of our readers will be sorry to Nero
of this resenatioo. Meas Robertson has
bred here for eight yore and has been a
eery ecce..fur t.nnher, Silo hes had
charge of the entrance oleos work for some
y are and our re•dsrs are well •were of her
apleddld work In thl•It0. she hetes alway.
very successful with her pupils."
Wlneham Advoc.: btr. E L D ok MM
bat for (lod.rtoh ou Timeday, but will le
hefie nocie-nn illy Mr. Dudley Hul.ne. of
l:000,i,:h, 1., m.ly • memher of the well-
known firm nt C.m•rcn, Hdt A 11o1mos,
well have eh.nKo . 1 t 1e boeinese here in t6•
•
"Praise a fair day at
night."
Approve a brand of
choesafter you have worn
out your second pair.
The last pair as good
as the first, and the first
pair as good as can be
produced for the lakrrs'
price. Stampedak the
soles of -
"The Slater Shoe"
wow:/
Va. Shams, Jr. • We i.dcal Ateat-
firm Dame of lhokloso. S Holmes, Mr.
Dooklo•uu still retalotoq an Intercell to she
hurts.... Mr. Holmes will be found in his
,•Itise sod cores hlghfy ranommend•d. To.
Adynse extends blest a uord,al weloome, cad
trust, he will hod Wiogh.m a eunalle and
uuogeslal place 00 buetoera and residence
Th. oho' le the old stood, text door to the
Ad lenge ofitoe.
lest uvular Peeple.
All cilsoriminating people when going to
thereto travel by the Grand 'Trunk Keil.
way. The "lsteraanonal Limited" leavtog
Mootr,•l at 9 a. r , and Toronto at 5
r. w., lands the traveller lo the Windy
City at 720 next morotog. Invariably
ably on time to the minute, '1 he a000utwo
darwa oa that train leave; nothing to b
dYlred. -Toronto Truth.
BACK-
ACHfl
If you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. If you neglect
Backache it will develop i0te
something worse --Bright s Die -
Calle or Diabetes. Thera b no
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys.doctoring_
la 001y one kidney medicine bug
It crates Backache every time..
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
OUR METALLIC
CEILINGS .0tt WALLS
Aro both •rtlstlo and serviceable,
Popularly used by practical people
everywhere.
Easily applied -most moderate in
cost -fire -proof, sanitary and won-
derfully durable -with counties
designs to select from.
Write ,. for booklet t.L'hg all about thee.
METALLIC ROOFING CO., limited
Wholesale Mks. - 101100010, OA0ADA,
Ceiling. ila.ttske Metallic Shingles,
Sidings, etc.
-FOR gats BY -
Lee & ShepVard
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Kensington Furniture
Company's
Retail
Show >m
Rooms
ON THE SQUARE
ORSELL'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Eavestroughing,
Metal Roofing and
Siding,
Dairy Tinware,
Iran Pipe and
Fittings . ,
A►
Dunlop
Detachable
Tires
First in iRRB-
Foremost ever since.
To have been "first"
merely proves antiquity.
To have remained first
proves merit.
DUNLOP TIRE
r.l.a iron,
TORONTt t.
Jordan
Block.
TUURIDA.e, April 17, 1903. -6
Mc K I M' GoderichO,
S nt.
Clothing Underpriced
$7.00 Men's pure wool Serge Suit, navy blue or black, $7.00
We want you to see these suits. They are wade
of pure wool, fast color, good linings, sty good inside an outside, well
tailored, the kind you are used to paying $10.00 for. We got a bar-
gain in these and give you the benefit ours at $7.00
Boys' Suits, 75c to $S.00. -Mothers, we can fit that boy of
yours in the latest styles of single or double breasted coat, two or
three piece suit, at a clear saving of 500 to *1.50. Is that worth look-
ing after 1
MILLINERY.
Miss Jordan while in Toronto
last week secured new ideas and
procured some bargains in new
up-to-date goods. We get new
Millinery every week, and new
ideas every day of the week.
240 palm Womes'a Ribbed Cashmere Hews
84, 9, 94 slash, good value al 25o and reg•
ularly sold at that, olosriy at. 190
MEN'S HATS -We hays no room he ear.
ry meet's Felt Hats- '1'►e.0 we have w111
be cleared e0 lees tbao half prlos.
All 12 00 to k2 50 F.I► Hata for ._....$1,00
All 1.00 to 1.50 Fele Hats tea .b0
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
New Flour, Provision
and Seed Store.
I have opened out the store
on HAMILTON STREET, next to
T. H a l I's Shoe Store, with a
stock of all kinds of MILL PRO-
DUCTS, BREAD STUFFS, BREAK-
FAST FOODS, SEEDS, etc,, etc., and
respectfully request a portion of
your trade.
I am' agent for the London
Steam Bakery, and will deliver
Bread to any part of the town.
Leave your order and my wagon
will call at your house every
day.
Best brands of Flour, includ-
ing the Lake Huron and Mani-
toba Milling Co.'s and Star Mill
products.
BREAKFAST FOODS a specialty.
SEEDS for Field and Garden.
far call solicited,
W. P. WBSTOBY,
Hamilton Street.
A Great Snap.
to our Gloster Soap, at be. a
pound, of which we halt a barrel a wwk.
This 1.0'1 our only asap. Y we oarry
everything Gust can be found In 00 tio-
to-data grocery store, and our prlow
are right. The farmers know that they
on always gee from 0e a nap for their
produce. W• draw the line at no
legitimate imate
R trade -
everything t61u
ry R
•s
Gl.wwere or tau>es6t>
ohni(r,.t table Chins_ W, dee' stuff
,to all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Redford block, G►derloh
TAILORINC...
I have recotved my New Stook of
Suitings, Trouseringa,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
11 you are getting a new spring suit,
• fight overcoat, or anything in my Hoo,
1 Dan pleats you to goods, tit and price,
l 'Reedy -glade ('toddle( l■ .tock.
H DUNLOP, Tiller
HELLO
THE OLD"
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE REST
Scranton Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
Al Coal weighed on the Market Noshes
when yon net MOO lbs, for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at Lai E sSmPBOBD'S
Store promptly attended to,
Coal! Coal!
JUST R11URIVKD
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
This Coal b good for stoves
and graters -Ls eo11y lighted
and glyee out a Frost boas.
1 Car West Virginia Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton bard Coal.
Manns• Washed Nut 30 etc.
per 100 Ib., or
Baan per tea.
GIVE IT A TRIAL,
Wm. Campbell.
Godarleb, Marsh 10th 1902.
1808 + 1808
L/STOWEL '/,/
�1Grl/� /
Te movie/ Forward. Wtater term tsarina Jas.
2, 1101. Our rates ars reasonable, our ooersee
of study thorough and prareloal• Bond for one
Journal and .ee what we toaob. Bindoeta may
enter at any Uma Two Donees of study.
Commercial and Bhortband
C.
A. g
L)<MIv
O
A. L
1[or m
RE.
Pres.
Owen fsonai. LirlswW,
llcl1lep Mat Fire Iiwlrupe G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWi PROP-
ERTY INSURED,
1Il alue of Property Insurer up to January,
aa.tee,e'Ig,N
ern Curr AND 001501010.
J.». McLean. pros. ; T. Fraser, vloe.Sree. .
Watt. Jas, Evans, J. O. Grieve, ve J. .uew,i ,
directors: W. O. Sroadrort, deafonb, toupee -
tor of losses: T. L Hays, geaforth, .wretary
tresaurer.
Aotx111
J. W. o, Hotmeevllle .
leJames Commlag
Itemondvtll.: It. MoMllln, Seaferwh t R
Smith, Harlook.
Policy holders ono pay assessments cad get
their cards reoelpted at Mr. Cosa. Clinton. or
at McLean Bros.' Palace Clothing Store, Reda
.lob
Mill Wood
FOR SALE .
The above is cut into stove wood
len4th and will be delivered to any
part of the tow* the name Cay a.
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
lett at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Goderich, November 21.t, 1899. Sl -dm
1 BROPffEY & SOIL
- TUl 1.549110 -
Furaerfa\ D'vr(tctort tern&
t
�+ nttoa\nra(trs.
Odgers easel%tiy attendee
to Us-.
hewn, Weld er der.
Oaeb.r Meowt,
WANT A STEPLADDER?
We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, hut s dire-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a ecientitie
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds, We have a
full aster. rtment.
Telephone Nn. 91.
sTT.712 ,=- az Co.
TM! OROCMR8.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MCLEOD'S I. SYSTEM : RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont
t