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Do you want
Dress Goods or Silks
ei
Now is your chance: April 25 and 26
and following week
Large stock of newest Spring Goods going at
lteduced Prices for ten (lays.
Every shade, every kind is here, and during
this Sale at lteduced Prices.
Ladies' Black Silk Taffeta Waists, all tucked
and hemstitched, a regular $5.00 Waist,
for $3.75.
Do you want
Clothing or Gents' Furnishings
Boys' Suits, Men's Suits, Men's Overcoats,
Boys' Pants, Men's Pants, Men's Waterproofs,
ALL GOING AT REDUCED PRICES
DURING THIS SALE.
Coupons on Chairs on
all purchases.
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Smith Bro's Sc Co.
rs
KINTAIL.
Mo1DAY, Apr. 27.
J. O'Reilly visited Klotall on Sunday.
John Homey and M. Dolan visited Kto-
tall Sunday.
Mise Bella McRae 1e staying at Philip
Aestin s,
Kingsbridge.
Bob. MoDonald his moved to Kiot•11 and
the hop at his home was a grand gnomes.
•
Charley W Illard, of Goderlob, has done
some papering and painting et John Grit.
flu's
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Robinson were the
gaggle of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Connor on Son
day.
A few of the young people attended the
party op at Mr. QeiM's. Luise, and report
• pleasant time.
J. Griffin and ale daughter May, erMaido
rich, paid Klotall • flying vtelt on Sunday,
(,,tog the Aura's' of Mrs. Whitey.
Jamea I.smbert,s has purchased • new
buggy and • driver. James moat intend
giving some of the young ladles a pleasant
time.
'1he windstorm last we.k did roodder
able dames@ to the baro of the ('ommerolal,
• od alio broke a few panes of glass In the
house.
Will O'Loughlin 1' expected home In •
few days from Chicago. Some of the fair
ladles of Kintall ere wearier plea/sot
smiles.
Our village merohant, Dan McMurohy,
who met with a bid •ooldent • few weeks
ago, Is dolor as well es can be expected
adder skillful medical treatment.
When the eleotrio railroad come' through
this village, Kint•il bridge will be • fine
place for • manors, es It memo to be • good
Place to vet a transfer from one ear to the
otter
NOTES OF SPOR f.
THE SUPERIORITY OF CANADIAN
FLOUR•
Depsrttaent of Avrioulture,
Ottawa, April 11th, 1902.
Canadian flour of the beet sort contains
by actual analysis about one•tenth more of
•Ibumhiolds then the beat nudity of Hun
garuo flour ; and the •lbummoitle or gluten
beteg more teneolour yield • dough which
rues better and 101,1. ire poeltlon In the
baked loaf. let the prem rreclaim thl.,
and the news will be followed by a demand
for Paned:an floor in the Old Coaotry,
where people know • good thing when they
see it, and will nave the beet that can be
procured.
For some time put Canadian flour has
teen steadily galoleg ground In the Euro
peen market., and le is become,' better
(known se flour from which betters can make
not only the beet stolidity of brood, bat afro
the largest quantity per barrel. 1'be l;.,
lleb bakers make up their sponge from
mean or sight brands of Hour. bemuse tils
enables them to have • 000tloaity of gustily
in the event of eery ".nils brand fading to
the market. Three testa made by first
clues Eogliah bakers in London with Cana
Man flour gave the following result.. Each
using 100 pounds of flour, they obtained In
the first lostanoe 146 pounds of breed, 152
pounds of bread in the mooed, and 151
periods of bread In the third case. Ranh
.est was made with stroov ('anadlan Hour
It is noteworthy that adulteration of Cone
dlan H- tar by Indian eons flour, or otbct
cheaper and Interior Mammas, le entirely
unknown. For sweetness, whiteness and
strength 1 anedien floor is unsurpassed.
1 o meet tie increased demand in Eorland
tor hard wheats to mix with the bon •
grown and softer wheats, Mr F. T. Shutt,
M A., of the Central Experimental Farm
at (ettawa, made a comparative examinat ton
between ::anadlen beet patents sod the
best grades of Hungarian flour" The for
reign emotes bait taco procured by the 11 ,n.
the Wollner ot Agriculture. The result 01
thesesiperimeots proved the superiority of
the Canadian floor for bread making pur
pours. The percentaves of albuminoids or
protein. the most important port Iran •
nutritive stand potot, were, Ceoedian, best
patents. 12 59 per cent. ; Hungarian, beat
grads, 11 27 per mint. The determinattoo
of gluten, both wet and dry, w: a 51,0, In
favor of Canadian fl ,ear, namely, ('.n•dan,
Alex. Salver would I to to arrange a
bicycle ram for the 24.h of May, to moms off
either here or elsewhere, and for any dio-
cese*,
lrceom, as may be arranged. Is 1e to be
hoped • match eon be mads : 1t would help
to revive Interest In blcyollov to this die•
trlot.
At is teenier of the llodertoh lawn tennis
Mob held some days ago the followini best patents, wet gluten, 34 22, dry gluten,
offleers were elated : Honorary preeldent, . l12 33 ; Henvariao, best grade, wet gluten,
1rL6 17, dry glisten, 9,79.
Clover te,d can be sown In all the eastern
provinces of Canada and in thermoset climate
of Britleh Columb'• to advant.gs with all
oereal orope, without Imsrnlov the grain
drop for the neurone sear, for after the
g rain Is out the clover grows luxmi.atly,
rioting a, s ouch orop during the letter part
of the aouon,
W. L. Ellet ; honorary vlos preeldeot,
Philip Holt, K C. ; preeldent, B 14 Grant;
vim president, Fred Shannon ; secretary
treasurer, Maes Hays ; executive committee,
Chas. H. Day, James Darrow and l'hil
K sly : membership committee. Misses
'Wpm, Ausebrook and H. l).,yle, 'firs
membereblp lee Is $1 ; those intending to
\pk,V.heald communicate with the motet
ary.
BORN.
O'OONNEL In Ooderinh, on Tureday. Ap-
n 1pth, the 'Woof J. 'U. a Conseil. of a
daughter.
PASMORK Ar 8t: 1.001.. M., on Monday,
April 11. to Mr. s•,4 Mrs. Charles H. P*'.
more a son
YOUNG. to Colborne township, on Monday,
April 41st, to Mr. ants Mn. R. M. Young.
• daughter.
Omen clam turned under le *specially
valuable to the lend, because while growler
it absorbs large quantities of GI'rogea from
the air, whioh le stored up in its Omega.
A heavy mat of growth is produced tit, the
• atom,, which. when ploughed under, adds
oenslderably to the at*llable nitroso in the
soil, as well es to the "tore of humus. The
proportion of nitrogen trios added to the
land Is coital to that obtained from a drew
int o1 ten tuns of barn yard manure to the
Wa11 per and
Window hade Sale.
During the month of May we intend closing out our stock of Window
Shades. Also many lines of Wall }'aper
800 Rolls Wall Paper regular 6c, sale price 4c per roll'
500 Rolls Wall Paper regular 8e, 7c and 8c, sale price
be end 8c per roll.
We have still revers! hundred rolls Of American Gilt and Plain Wall
Paper, regular loo and 12c, special sale price Ge and is per roll ; borders to
snatch 2c and 27yc per yard.
Another shipment of Art \\'all Papers ranging in prices from 12c per
roll to 50c per roll. The ewellest line shown in America for the money.
Really 25 per cent.1can than city prices.
Window Shades.
Plain water -colored Shale*, complete with 'roof! spring rollers, 250.
Plain Oil Shade*, complete with good spring rollers, 35c ; and the same
Shade (complete) with Iso*, 40c.
PORTER'S
BOOK AND WALL PAPER STORE
Telephone No 100 11. ( ourt }'louse Square, (iirderirh.
THE KIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO.
acre. Uo•siderable supplies of potash,
phospberlo acid, and lime are elm taken up
by the clever pleat dunce its growth, a
part of which 1e gathered from depths In
the soil nut reaobed by ems other farm
crops '1'mta year alter year with wheat,
oat". barley and potatoes ooutlrm the value
of tale method of adding to the lertllity of
t1e inti.
lar preparing the land for crops, In the
eastern provinces the admits/ea •tieing
from fell ploughing have been proved. The
exposure of the soil to the IoHueooe of
frost, sunlight, end air ie ben.dolal. Spring
work le materially advanced, and crops Dao
be got 10 earlier by Ilii. practice. Summer
fallowlog • part of the land mob year has
been found of great advantage on the north
west plains. fob oouserves moisture. 4.
smogs weeds, and beteg' tae farmer much
larger crops. The yie11 of wheat on land
Mat has been summa followed will ge
fully ono -third more than on land that has
been prepared by only fall or sprier plougb•
log.
The tests carried r u at the experimental
farms for ten yeas ham fully demoostrated
that 'nonmed crops result from early sow -
rig. bowing as the earliest poeaihle time
sad then sowing • ewood series • week
Isar, then (oar otter tote at into, vale oil
further week each, hat snown that the best
crepe have baso bad from the second sow
logs made just one week after 11 was po.-
'ible to sow the seed, Beyond a01e, delay
in 'owlet hu resulted ie lost which has
baso more eerlou■ u the delay has been
greater '1'be average 01 the ten years ex-
pemience'bows that with wheat • delay of
one week beyond the period mentioned has
entailed • lose of over 30 per cent., two
weeks 40 per cent., three weeks nearly 50
per mot., and four weeks 56 per Dent. of the
orop.
Farmers.hoold avail themselves of the
opportunity of sending any doubtful samples
of grain and other seeds to the experiment-
al farm to to tested for their vitality. By
tau means any Injury to ibis vitality of
grain from unfavorable weather during har-
vest may be promptly demoted, and the
intone of the lolury ascertained. Samples
weighing eosin one ounce nay be sent to
the Leatrel Experimental 1"anu at Ottawa
free through ►he mall. These samples are
tested and reported on tree of charge, and
their peresnr•ge of vitality oan morally be
determined within • fortulghe after they
aro reoeived.
Gentlemen wan are Sold
Or have thio hair should call in Prof.
Dorenwend at Hotel Bedford, Oodsrioh, on
Wednesday. May 14, and see his wonderful
deytses in toupees and wig*, worn on over
65,000 heads. Ex placation and demomtr• Ail parties getting( their sale bill' printed al
'Ion free. Private apartments at hotel. cels o0ue wlllh•ve •free noGoe looted
1) in's foil to see his new !emotion, patented In this lbs uo to the time of sales.
all oyer the world. 'ATrau01-. May 10:b.-Auatioo sale of
ANNOUNCEMENTS• valuable planing mill and plant belonging
to the ..tate of John Morris, commotion:or at
2 o'clock. W. R. Runioieoc, assignee.
JNte Keror, suotloee.r,
COMING AND GOING
Jar. leoPhareo• bee returned home from
l'etrules.
11 e, Cerrlok has gone cafe vldo of
1 weeps to Loaders and other places.
Burtoo MoSweeo has to wood to time
from Sault Ste. Marin, Mich.
Mies J.11rev, of Gale, has been vleltlog
her oleos, Mrs. U. A. Nalru.
Mr. and Mre, Hsieh ID,on, of Grey town•
ship. attended the f 1 of the labe Mrs.
E I ward,
Miss Nellie Ostrow has returned from
Toronto, and Mies Bsatrlu harrow left
for the ally on Saturday.
Mrs. Urdg and Mist Evelyn, of Sealortb,
spent several days here the put week vidt•
log Mrs. Urelg's old home.
Mies Hattie Doane, bars returned after
speeding toms weeks attending the Coo
asryatory of Music in Torcuto.
Harry Roberteou will speed this your
.allow with Capt. Peaces. He left on
Monday tor Culorgo to commence work.
O. F. Blair, of Brussels, was to town (o
Fr.day. Mrs. Blair and children, who bed
been visiting hue, returned home with him.
J. MaNaughl Brrrkeoridgo, of Cb.osge.
was home during the t a.t we, k to att.r d
the funeral of his sus', rte late Mrs. EJ -
ward.
C us. Blaoketone, jr., loft on S.turJay
tor Detroit. He will be mimed from the
Marino Bald, with which he had played
for ssmral years.
iIarty J. Bell, of Sault Ste. Marls, MIob.,
is speedier a week or two vbltlol friends
In G.derisb. He is the guess of Mrs. Jobe
il.Saear, E'doo
Major R. S. Hays, of Sealortb, was In
town on Saturday. He goys that the pul•
itioal situation In South Huron is very
tatbfutory from the Liberal standpoint and
that M. Y. McLean is almost oertalo to
heal the poll oo the 29.h of May,
Alfred Vldgoo, of Sault Ste. Marls, Mich ,
is visiting as the home of his slater, Mrs.
John McSwseo, Eldon street. 1t le thirty
years done Mr Vidian left Oedenoh,
although lie has been here several times
401101 the Interval for short vI,ite.
W. C. Cooper, of Winnipeg, who has hes
visiting his bene In Clinton the past two
or three weeks. spent a few dsys to Gods
rlob Iasi week. Mr. Cooper has been
travellia, In the West for some year.,
covering the territory from Winnipeg right
out to the ooast for • stationery firm%
AUCTION SALES.
Corns -Ohio BsOcy, Compton'.. North
Dakota Eroalalor. and all the rent of them.
O E, KING.
Ergs 14o. Dose It pay ►r a to glen the
Medlars 4.3 per dcz. ? Good potatoes 35'.
per bash. What ars the pedlars paying '•
G. E Ktv,;.
The best quality of ice cream, also the
greatest variety of true fruit tutees for
soda, are served at the Victoria restaureal,
West se.. (ioofeotlonery. fruit, altars and
tobaccos. ('IIAS. BLAI;It.TO$L, proprietor
Tslephooe 70.
Boors AND Snots -As advertised, the
bankrupt stock of boots and shoes hes 'rely
ed at the Ooderloh barga!o store on the
Square. 'Ike stock 1. • good one and has
been parchseed at a low rate on the dollar
and will be sold oheap. The store will he
closed today (rnurede)I and tomorrow to
order to ge the stock sod mark down
the goods. Ou Saturday, 3rd May, the big
sale will commonest. Eyary day la barrua
day se ibis eters. We sell cheap all the
time. J. W. Boonton'K.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
most be left not it ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
sooepted no to nor n Wednesday of
each week.
ladles Leek Yeager,
Which is the desire of one and all. rake
the trouble of v citing Prof. Dorenwcnd's
private show r,wm. al Hotel Bedford, Godi
rtob, on Wednesday, May 14, and see the
missy boeutHul loyentlone 1a styles of bo
man hair coverless, wigs, baoge, swibo►es,
oto , acid i .'peat bis new patent struotare.
CHURCH NOTk.S•
Easign Hellman and ('apt. Crawford, late
of Petrolis, both lady rfiioers, are now it
charge of the Salvation Army here. Cat to
RHYNAS&CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
Watt e:de of Fquare.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Nkht ca Is promptly answered.
HAVE YOU HEARD
of the great
,naps that....
LEE k MEMO)
ttre offering in
A $45.00
" $55.00
I for $25.00, "Goderich"
" $30.00, "Common Sense"
These Wheels are fitted with Dunlop Tires,
are up-to-date in every respect and guar-
anteed for one year.
We have a complete line of Ready -mixed Paints,
White Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Screen Doors and Windows,
Refrigerators, etc.
LEE & SHEPHARD
THIN
BA.ON.ESS
HAIR, DISCOLORED HAIR,
PROF. DORENWEND
COMING I
HE WILL BE AT
HOTEL BEDFORD, GODERICH
Wednesday, May 14th
With HAIR UOOi).4, 'Adis's' and Gents' WIGS, TOUPEE.9,
BANGS, WAVY and PLAiN FRONTS, SWITCHES of every des
tonpt.1ea, etc.
He eon Ieproye your per.nnal appearance.
Plain !WWII, and
disrgar•d Iwo ,is marred
through the lose o1 hair
made pet(-atiee.
Thermard. ewe 1hetr
Ree looks to the skill of
l'rr1 I)sreaweed.
Homan hair adores
end protests the head.
ETC.
Keep Your Pet
1
Warm at Night
A Clot Water
Bott/e-
W 11.1.
1)O 1'1'.
We Have
ve
Them
K'ROM THE
CHEAPEST
TO
THE BES1'
F. 1 DUN 1'i, P:I n. B.
DNUGGIS f.
Corner of West et. and the Square.
the country over are careful to
look for this stamp whe.; buying
shoes.
lyl.aad L+eat. Close bare bees transferred
to Stratbroy.
The I examinations of probationers
for the Loodoo oonferenoe of the Methodist
°botcb were held In London last week.
Amorg times who wrote was Chas. Down.
"OLD FASHIONED
BREAD."
D,•n't fail to see his new PATENT HAIR oTRUOTl7RF patented all ever the world,
PRIVATE APARTMENTS SECURED AT HOTEL.
Remember for Only One Day
First elan rut hair, espeolally grey and white h•'r, talion le exchange.
The art of bread -making was
never developed to greater per-
ection than in the homes of
any of us, when
ther's Own Baking
was th
Different
for the
batches in
genuine exc
ever equalled
made" loaf of
The reason that PA
Homemade Bread
such popularity and
mense sale is because i9 ''just
like the old-fashioned brad that
mother used to make."
If you want to taste tha - de-
licious taste again, order from
bread that was used.
ethods are employed
king of wholesale
uick time, but for;
lency no bread,
he real ' Home-1outhful ,lays,
'ELL -DEAN'S
as attains I
h an iln-
It's the mark of quality.
It's s guarantee of comfort and
. elegance.
It's an assurance that you're not
paying more than is necessary for all that's of value in
women's shoes. Queen Quality shoes have elegance, and
with it they give a perfect tit and glorious conifer', and
they're oLly
The eyelets in Queen Quality shoes, like all the
trimmings, are the finest to bo had. They're
"fast color" --never turn brassy.
W. P. WESTOBY,
Agent,
lfamilton-st., Uoderich. go
E. DOWNING,
Sole agent for Queen Quality shoes for women and WalkOver
shoes for men.
('Repairing done very neatly.
he Red Front Shoe Store, The Square, Uoderich.
of Exeter, well known to Goderich, who
took dres•ulass honors in his exam•tt►ttoo.
The senor' Godwin di,triot molting of
the Methodist church will bo held to the
Methodist oheron, Blyth, on Wednesday
and Thursday, May 21 and 22. Mtn's'erial
eeMioo on Wednesday, 11 10 A. M., general
esmlo0 on Thursday at 9:30 A r Preach -
tag melee on Wednesday nigh', followed
by the saarsment .,f the Lord's Supper.
Among those whore names are MOST freely
matioaed In oonneotirn with the proof•
decay of the London Methodist conference
for tae vmml,g year is Rev.
J Wtlrot,
of Ridgetowo, formerly past.r of North
street Methodist oborob, Godetich. 0 here
spokes of are it iv, A. L Reuel(, formerly
f Seaford!, and now ot Highgate, and R...
N. B.ker, of Stratford. They are all
d men. but we believe the contemns'
would maks no mistake In choosier Rev.
Jasper Wilson as L's presiding rthoer for
next year, anis the of cos would b, pleasing
to hi former coogtewatlon here.
The r:mt annual oltctlon of ctboen of
North street Epworth League war held on
Tuesday evrotog, with the following result t
President, M. W. Howell; vloe president,
Mise Frances Brydgee; oorreeponding more
tory: Mies I. E. Sharman; rsoordlog secre-
tary; Roy Jamlmoo; treasurer, 11 llbur
Gout; nhnristsr, Mia Olive Robertson; plan•
1st, Mies Lalthwalte; eco of committee
-prayer ',metier, Mae Edna Robinson;
temperance, J. W. \'matter; mlsetoasnv,
Mies Harris; lookout. Mies Hauge Thom-
son: social, \Iris Edith Tebbult; literary,
E. Phillip!: councillors. MI.. Mildred
'Campbell, 11v. Agnes Knox, Mi.. Laura
Farrow, Slim Maggie Robertson.
mmLsrseint N, tip:'
t10D61
A Linen B
S BROS.
•
rgain.
led Dene 5.151 OF
111111111.1041 51.
ABARGAIN in good linen for people who shop here this week. It is a three-
quarter bleached double damask tabling that will bleach readily and will
give better wear than an ordinary bleached quality at $1.25, three patterns.
Tt:ree quarter bleached double I).ra k, 70 to 72 'coheir wide, pore fl se, w 1 brooch well and will stand no
end of weer. 1 h regular prim I. $1 00 par yard. We have three potters to sell 1 r less money, and put %Sc
them oo sate Saturday, at per yard 1
Seven Items from the
Nouse Furnishing Department.
Seven items that are selected from the big stock of house.
furnishings. They are good enough for many stores to call
specials, and will give you an idea of the trend of values in
our big home furnishing department. Every quality is
worthy. They are thoroughly dependable in every way. We.
have now more room devoted to carpets, curtains, etc., than
any store hereabouts, and the stock is without a rival in this
section. Two big cases of new curtains arrived this week.
They came direct from the makers in England, and contain
the hest patterns and curtain values that we have ever shown.
TAPESTRY CARPETS, 65c.
Heavy Eegluh tapestry sarpeta, thlok close pile, firm, st-onp btck, will give ex-
cellent wear, • big range of the newest patterns and colorings., ,, table for
halls, porton and bedrot m•, per yard
65c
UNION CARPETS, 50c.
Very heavy nolon carpet, full yard wide, reversible, orlon leeranteed not to w
rte, made by the best makers to Caned.; sod 'ple,dl l value at, per yard... sl/l
WOOL CARPETS, 75c.
Heavy wool carpet, every thread guaranteed pn-e wool, ystns thoPoagl?y '--
.Tuned and cleaned, dyes absolutely haat, • large areortment of new pat-
tern. and colorings, "ultsWe for any room, special vales at, per yard /
BRUSSELS CARPETS, $1.10.
Fetes q ,al,ty English Rrmeels carpet, • choice ...fort m. nt of han•is' ,
signs, thick aloes pile. a large variety of potato', suitable for any ' ^^m. .
carrot, that will .and oo end o1 hard wear, and would b• 000.1 value a' 01 7.h
per yard .. .. 31, 10
LACE CURTAINS, $1.00.
The brae oort,ln for dollar till we have ever sold, full 3; lord. Inn/ and n
width, lock stitched elies, bandit -ono Lacey patterns, 'npnrtrd t v 31 .00opeeul value a ter pair.... .. ....
CURTAIN POLES, 25c.
5 foot curlpoles In oak or mahogany tir.l"h, ccmp!ete with wt. 1 nr
tinge and mounting' ... ... ...
WINDOW SHADES, 29c.
""a. 25c
Op+tins window shades, 3,6 feet, mennte4 co spring roll. a, gond gnali y, in
'remand orae, shades, • spacial bargain ar r.oh. .. ... 2
9c
Black Cat
Stockings
Over in Ko-
nosha, Wiscon-
sin, there are
over 700people
making Black
Mack Cat nrwnd a Cat stockings
g
Hosiery Compaey for boys and
Kenosha, Wt., girls, and the
1 factory has to run day and
night to supply the demand.
A factory like that would
not be kept busy '24 hours
every day if the mothers of
the United States did not
buy Black Cat stockings for
their boys and girls. This
is the first season they have
been -sold in Canada, and
this is the only store in
town where you can buy
ear Like Leather
Triple Knees, Triple Heels.
Triple Toes.
25c and MC.
New Neck
Ribbons
Some now
neck ribbons
are among this
week's arriv-
als. They aro
a good quality
of Taffeta and just the proper
width for ties. Colors -Sky,
white, cream, torquoise, pink.
Price, 2Sc.
April *red Ma- 1)F:- 1
SIGNER and I'AT•
TERNS now in.
HODGENS BROS.
CiODE'RICH.