The Signal, 1902-5-15, Page 44 TIVRIDAT, May 15, 1904.
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
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Our I902
Model. t
The new Shirts show decided im-
provements over the old cues. You
will went to discard some of the old
ones when you study the 1902 model.
Quiet, good taste, beauty of material,
breadth, ampleness and beauty of
stitching—all distinguish the new ar-
rivals. All the way from.
50c to $1.75.
Boys' Shirt Waists.
We have secured just what many mothers were asking fur last summer,
and what certainly is going to be very popular this season, namely, Shirt
NVaista for the boys. They are made of very nobby patterns, iu blues and
pinks, in American C,auibrics and English Madras goods. We have them for
boys of all ages from t to 1:1 years. Price....
75c and 90c.
Boys' Clothing.
Our sales of boys Clothing have been very large. Tho reason doubtless
is because we havesuth a large range of the nowost stylus at the right prices.
The blouse suit and the Norfolk suite aro the most popular this year. We
invite your inspection. Boys' Knickers for 50e, worth 75c to $1.011.
W. O. PR/DHAM.
the Signal,
1 FOILmE&D
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
■Y e. lemelLIACTSIDI
aODIHICH. THURSDAY. MAY 15, I.
FACING BOTH WAYS.
THE "two faced" candidate in West
Huron is having anything but a
pleasant time trying to square himself
with his friends on both sides of the
fence—the prohibitionists and the
antis. For his prohibition friends he
has a nice little friendly document
from a Methodist preacher who for-
merly resided in (i Aerial, which
states that "prohibition is dearer
to me than party," and from ALEX.
'W. WSIOHT, the Conservative organ-
izer he shows the antis a hitter from
which can easily be read, "party is
dearer to me than prohibition."
When it is remelet ered that this is
the same11X. W. WRIGHT who, in
pas: years, shoulder to shoulder
with E. K o DODDS in fighting
against the Dudkin Act and the Scott
Act from one end of Ontario to
the other our temperance friends
will be able to appreciate the joke
that the "two-faced" candidate has put
tea on them.
THE MAJOR IS ALL RIGHT.
--
OUR esteemed local contemporary
says :
THE SIGNAL is busy painting
Bata u a very bad man. All of w
means that be was ono., if not twi
elected by the votes of the people."
To which Tns SIGNAL mildly re-
marks that no effort has been made to
paint the gallant Major a had man.
Hes • little off color posing as a pro-
hibitionist companion to JAMES MIT
cusLL, but otherwise he is a jolly
rod fellow. Ily the way, we don't
see deet whether the gonial Major is
good or bad has anything to do with
the claim made by The Star that "he
was once, if not twice elected.' Our
esteemed contemporary's deductions
are rather far fetched.
Sound, says he found nothing to in-
dicate a lauk of warmth and every-
thing proved the assertion that the
whole district was suitable for the
cultivation of fruit, ranging from
small fruits to cherries, plums, ap-
ples, pears, peaches and grapes. He
not only found these fruits growing
but found nature endorsing by her
own unguided efforts the claim of
this whole region to be regarded as
• fruit country. The country bor-
dering ou Lake St, Clair, Lake
Huron and part of the Georgian
flay will de thinks play a Targe part
In the production of apples for ex-
port. On this point he says :
"The soul in most places is of the right
kind, tpiug largely mixed with lime, and
the climate being cooler than that oar
Lake Erie, the fruit will be later in
ripening and hence will keep better . .
Pete.. en (olerich and Southampton the
forest eserywhere proved the estimate
I bel formed of it on the lower part of
Lake Iluron held good. The same terms
may be applied to the lower part of the
Bruce peninsula, and thecountry between
Southampton and Owen Sound. Instead
the whole district extending almost to
Collingwood, may be included in the
future apple -growing area of W'esterp
Ontario."
BNAP'$HOTtl.
—WILLIAM Cajrsaut denies that he
trok Candidate Mir:HILL to his boeum.
Well, we don t blame you, W ILLIAu.
—It seems a fair argument that the party
which saved New Ontario to the Province
should be kept its power Lo-prweeute the
work of development.
—Mr. Mr1CHIILLposing in the Legislature
as a prohibitionist among a party of auti-
prohib tioniste wou'd be a good deal like
a pumpkin on a crab apple tree.
==The prohibition and the LonservatiLa
organizations in West Huron are not work•
nag together, though they aro both working
for one man. They wouldn't mix very
11, you know.
THE GARDEN OF CANADA.
A WELL-KNOWN politician has
stated that wherever he went he was
always told by local enthusiasts that
he was in "the Garden of Ontario
And they were nght, only they might
have better called it "the Garden of
Canada," for • Ontario, the old
Province, is one vast fruit belt
Of course some portions of it are more
favorable than others for certain kinds
of fruit. this county, for instance, is
pre eminently an apple, pear and plum
district. Nowhere on God's green
footstool can these three fruits be
raised to more perfection ; and what a
noble trio they make
In the county of Huron there are
14 120 acres in orchard and garden,
besides 190 acres In grapes—fruit
that would not need to hide if cow
pared with those historic clusters of
Rachel. We hove nearly ball s mil-
ieu apple tress in this ooenty, and
meet of them ere of bearing ago.
Unfortunately ail these ware not se
lected with judgment, and many of
them are practically worthless for
commercial purpodres. Rut there is
no reason why another half million of
apple tree', ,judiciously chosen, may
not be planted, and these would bring
a rich return when\they cAme into
hearing. There is no danger of an
orchard of good apples being other
than • paying investment. There is
room for more good trees.
Last summer Prof. John Macoun
of the Geological Survey, walker over
a large portion of western Ontario,
with hie pack on his back, collecting
botanical specimens and examining
the reentry regarding it. fruit.prn
diming capacity.
Nothing better indicates the di
mstic conditions of a region than
tar wild plant life, and Prof. Ma-
den, altar gathering 1,400 .peri
mew between Niagara and Owen
-'Neither Mr. Mrr iisz.i. nor his paper,
Fhe titer, has yet discovered that Mr.
WHtemkv is opposed to prohibition. Th"
"wicked partner" must be keeping the can.
didate in the dark.
—When Candidate MITt'RELL's paper
prints list of the things Mr Witersev
wou'd do if he got into power it always
emitm,to say that he would give prohibition
the cold shoulder.
— A Huron Old Boy, S F WASHINGTON,
K C , ie contesting West Hamilton is the
Liberal interests, and he is making the
Tory Ohl boys of the Ambitions City get
their heat gait on.
•
—The Star wants an honest fight. Well,
that's easy. All it has to do is to keep die
own fellow! straight. The Liberals are
playing fair ; they haven't even put up •
two laced caudiaata.
—The Tory canvassers who are at work
on the concession roads and sidelines in the
interests of Mr. Weren't", mast chuckle to
themselves over the idea that they are lab•
()ring iti the canes of prohibition.
—One of the humors of the West Huron
campaign is to be discovered in the-oaoiei
of the men who are working Inc the "pro
hibition" candidate in West Huron. The
names are familiar enough, but not just in
connection with prohibition.
— The Star braces WHITNEY and MIT-
cnxt.r. as its candidates tor the Premiership
end the represenativ el West Huron. re
epectively. Prohibitionists can euiely see
by this time that a vote for Mrronstd. means
• vote for the liquor interest for which
WHITZIIY sande.
— The Star says that West Huron ham
not in the past bad a *lean record in elec-
tion metiers WM oar 000i.Npsrsry sad
denly been brought to repentance for the
tactics which elected .1 (' Psi-ri /4ml in
Weer Harnn tome years ago ?
— They must be hard to suit, indeed, who
aro not satisfied with what the Conserve
fives offer them in West Huron 1f you
want prohibition, vote for Mr. Idr rnti•i,
the prohibition candidate ; dl you don't
want prohibition, vote for Mr. Mir rrst.t.
the WHITNEY candidate
—An rept Into THS Si,.SAI. last
week in the statement that "the temper-
ance candidata in West Iluron has got one
good wool to may for M , the former
Tory' chief and present temperance Candi•
date in Norm Toronto." "Got" *hoes! he
"not." Mr. Urn HELL hes no nee for any-
one who Pt not running on the Whitney
ticket.
--Several mtrangan are in West rims
in Raw a interests. (Isar frights ,braid
watch them very elo.ely.—(ktderieh Star.
Brcuait s and !lin Wlooiss, It a cruel
tofheTiuSrtueaUtooate Kau,heycadehaht the:
es XMr'tt t tttttt titttttttttttt il`
require watchdog.
—The Stu is • kweer kusa. 11 says
there is "conclusive evidence" that "the
machine" is already in this riding. and the
"cone'usive evidence' appears to be that
three members of the "gang' have "already
appeared in the southern put of West
Lambtou " But, then, of course, the editor
of The Star doesn't find it hard to imagine
a man iu t►u places at ewe ; he has a sort
of double per'oua'ity himself, you see
—It is not likely that Mr 1Yhi ney's
candidate in West Huron will ba aided
on the pltt!orm by Mr. Whitney's ar-
dent supporter, Mr. E King Dodds.—
Toronto bar.
No, it would not look well; but when
Donut he"1 of MirctitLL's defeat on elev.
tion night he will say, "There's auother of
our hien gone." But, we forget, Didn't
E Kis,: Dobbs' o'dime an i prohibi'ion
running wave, A. W. WaluuT, send Mr.
61irtusi.L aclean hilt of heal h, poli ically.
— Tbe Star probably knows, but wishes
is readers to be ignorant of the fact, that
the Ontario Government does not give
away one foot of pulpsoad lands. Only
the right to cut pulpwood off the land is
given, and for this wood the companies pay
40 Lents a oord,or any greater prioe the Gov.
eminent sees fit to impose, in addition,
each company is bound to expend a large
amount of money iu erecting a mill, must
employ • large number of men, and must
manufacture pulp or paper on the premises
and cannot sell the pulpwood to be taken
out of the country It was the Cuoserya•
rite Government at Ottawa that tried to
give away the lands of New Ontario to its
friends for a mere song, a scheme that Sir
Out is MuwsT knocked en the bead.
—Up to date the temperance outfit
that has Dome into West Huron to
give aid, comfort and assistance to
the Janus-faced candidate has been of
the "small beer" variety,
—When Miss Wtooixs, of Toronto,
undertakes to keep track of the
political affiliations of her uncle
and h r brothers she evidently
has to work her imagination harder
than should be necesa try:
—Will some of the Reform temper-
ance men who are supporting MIT-
CHELL and his pledge be good enough
ro tell us what MITCHELL and The
fiat are doing for Temperance, or
what they have ever done.
— "I am here representing the Con-
servative party and I protest against
Mr. MITCHLLL signing that pledge -
1 protest, 1 protest."—WlLLIAW CAtmr-
DtLL �E AM 'Tealporence —nee
meeting in Goderich, Friday, April 16.
POLITICAL 'POIhTERS.
The oomplete cwt eta o1 text hooks
for the public schools his tario Is $5 77.
The Doss In the I States of the Amerl•
ono Union rose all the way from $7.30 to
$11 48.
In 1875 Ontario had a Boseeed drinkioe
plane for *nob 278 persons. Udder ■000'ss-
iye intruding laws passed by L•bersl Gov
arum tots the somber of Iiwosee bas fallen
to Doe for "soh 700 persons. Rather salts -
factory progress, le It net?
lo the thirty odd years that the Liberals
hire ruled to Oatarlo they have handled
about one haodred and eleven millions of
dollars, and tkse has Dever btu a serious
asousation of it,. aieapplioatloo of s single
dear of the Immense sum.
Coder the Russ Government off •nders
against the elections law,, members of both
polities' parties have Does fined to the tune
of $7 500. When will punishment ►ng-e!el
by a Uooservative Government upon offend-
ers reported by the e•eotdon courts? St.
Marys Arens.
Mr. Whitney sod h's Mends say they
ane going to maks s groat effort to secure a
pare election. Ie le to be hoped they will
w owed. 11 the William Stones and the
Chamberlains and that ilk are kept away
from the poll. by their berme then will be
some grounds to hope for a fair elsotlon.
Several things have bees mad" clear:
1 No pulpwood areas have been ellen
away.
2 Ther" was not a secret •greemett la
viewer lar any one of them.
3. The Coo.ervattvss gave their (opent
to alt out of f them and moved ne
amendment to the eeveoth when 11 was
attest. dhscusslon.—Kingston Whig.
Whitney bar the aulaeity to talk 'boot
the Ontario Government as being "the
e 1 Inc corporations," yrs it lm -
pond tales .o corporations, the, measure
basing yielded over $600 000 tar. Who
hey has publtoly said : "1 moved the six
months hoist of the b111, sod to a few
months 1 hops to sake off' the firm burden
of direct taxation ever levied on the Brlt:sb
people of the Province of Ontario." Who
I1 the tool of the ooh *ions! §imoo.
lidera era
Saaforth Exposit, r : The Goderleb Star,
to ep eking of the probable tesults in the
Heron", says : • In the Hitt, ?dr. 9p ,futon
Is a young man full of pluck and energy, •ed
with splendid chane., of sleo•loa.' Mr.
`(porton may hays lots of pluck and energy,
but h" will need It all. As to his ohseese e!
election, tiny are about se remote se he
n orth pole. At thele", tie -Olen, Mr. Ir,s
had a majority of 498 over Mr. Mooney, t
local mu, and It a not likely that an out.
1)11er will be able to redone Ibis oval.rty
very mach. le Not, rd able reports from
teal Ndd g Indicate that Mr. Hislop .111 1 e
elected eth a mach larval* majo-ity 'ban
b'lo-m Tula is the way The 'bar GIMP. oat
• n.ej y for Mr. Whitney.
MR. WINKELMAN OF STANLEY
5,111.h r'elaam►la tieutireas■ whe hes
Forced • trewrdr for Aral, aldar,
etas...
STA.I.gr, B (1, May 12 5, (Simotsl) —
Mr. I, Winkelman, of (Inc alto", 1e en-
thusiastic over hit re toralion to rood
health. Th s goer kolas had been suffrrleg
for. Ions wand with sante kidney fitment
He rodered mach pato and dis,rers, and
.Itbnugh he had tried many remedies, h,
found no abatement whatever In hie per•
ties nt suffering, A, last by the •delm of
• friend he beach a treatment of Goad's
Kidney P, Is 11. was , ,red, sed now he
sere:
"1 can hardly empress In words the gond
I)odd's Kidney falls hays dens me. For
the benefit of suffering humanity as well as
to thew my t'snkfolnees, I mak, thin
statement "
so�n. only 'transom we know of m Woo l the
Heron musty Christi's
1':1lMres
1.y Reboot Aeseei,tlen a 111 meet le
yth I'rembete►l.n ohurek ea Tiede'.
Hurts" at present are Mr. Nlr:uouw, Mr der sod Thursday, June 18 h end 19: h.
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We have a large and well assorted stock of Garden Idose, Hose
Couplings, Hose Menders, Bands, Nozz'es, Lswn Rakes,
Hedge Clippers, Turt Edgers and everything in the line of
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YAmetx\fMet s .
Orders carefully aileaded to a/ all
boors, Bigler or day.
eeebee avast.
The Change of Weather and
the Fly remind us that now is
the time for
J. tie COLBORNE
TENS :
Cain or
Dress Muslim'.
Blank. Colored. Hack
and White and W bite is
Prima, 83, 93. 101, 12 1,
14r, 151, 17o, 20 t, 22e,
26u, 30,, 35c and 601
The largest raogeot Dress
Manlius over seen le
Ooderioo.
Lase Curtains
601, 751, 85c, 90a, 11 00.
$1 25,$1 50, $1 75. $2.00,
112 25, $250,$275$300,
$3 25, $3 50 and $4 50.
W hits and colored Cur•
tale Muslin', frlllel.
Frilled Curtain Brussels
Ne/ cad Art Hushes.
Parasols.
Hirers from the 'siker',
and at 8.4 R elk Prw el
S0r. 7.11, *100. $1.25,
$1 60, $1.7S $1 9012 00,
$2 25, $2.75, 13 00 aad
$1 00. eel vases' right.
Shirt Walsts.
1e Blank Motteess.$1 16,
111.25. $1 50, 11 75. i2 00
sad 6250. Welt. Waits
sad welts gee Waiies,
851, $1.00, 61 25, $l 75,
$2 03 •ed $2 25.
Blank 19atanna
Skirts.
$100, 61 60,
$1 75, 12 00.
Gingham,
A hd1 rang, as1 all aew.
81, 101 1,, , 14 15) sod
20).
Prllnta .
8000 yards, 63, 8i,
spring10,
aad 1211. AU sew the
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While Skirt',,
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W5I . Drawers, «.aa
WhleeGowns,
Blank Cashmere
Hosee-
2Jt to 65,. Cottee Hop
10o 40t.
We wish to call special attention to the above linos as
value to be found anywhere.
Feeble§ Sheets for May and June ready.
The latssl op to -date Patterns for sale, 15o, 2 for *1'.
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there is no better
J. H. COLBORNE
tar
F ARMERSI-DerprElOW VOU R OATS
until you have treated them with FORMALOENYDE to de.tro y smut.
Muoh better 1> • read way.
Inexpensive.
We furnish DI
Climax Fursiture Polish
Makes all varnished work look like
new. Positively the beet.
Disiafectaats lIoaseholl Annuls
Beatevall Stovepipe Vanish
25o, 5 for $1.00
Flower Seeds Gado Seeds
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
BEDFORD
•LOOK. .
Strain the Air
AND KEEP OUT
Flies, t#
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Bugs and
Mosquitos.
WE HAVE
Screen Doors
and Windows
made up in Standard Sizes. Others adjustable to
any desired size.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
QJJR SPRING STOP$
Is now ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hate.
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
i to Our stock is oomplete in every line. Coll and imps"
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Also a number of used Wheels, soma almost as good as new, at surprisingly
low prices.
1f you need anything in Bicycle Reining we carry a hill line, and our repair depirtment ie 'emptier) with all the
atuipment nocoessry to turn out good work, and le in charge of a first clam repair man.
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E have been in the Bicycle Business ever
since a Bicycle was a Bicycle, and never be -
we had such a variety to make a choice from, nor has the value ever been
Refrigerators
We have a large assortment
just arrived. We invite your
inspeotioo:
to 1:t.
We ore headquarters for
Paints, Oils and
Varnishes,
Eavestroughing,
Plumbing, Heating,
Etc., Etc.
Lee &SION
In the Piano and Organ Business we are no
irlerahle to you Have gnu seen nor pominien Pianos and Organs,
Wormwith Planus and Goderich Organs.
Even if you do not intend to buy just now call on u• and we will Ire 1115s1IPr1 to *how yrnl what we hate.
Lw,nees In show yrs., the superior points of our instrument* We has e a few gond) *,rand hand Organs.
novices.
tier thirty year* of ex'
perienne it worth con.
the best wine made in Canada, also our I
it is onr
In Sewing Machines
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w. still *all ten White (rotary and vibrator), New Wililame. Standard, and a
Queen. All supplies with the latest attachments and gm* row ,me 1 for ten reins
E We tarry a full line of Guitars, Mandolins, Violin*. Arcorilenn., Harmrmlea., Str ng* Sheet Mose% Musie Bonk*,
if yon do not lire to town writ, and we will he pleased to *anti -yob eataingneut of nor emelt. nr to call On V(m
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• WEST SIDE OF SQUARE - - GODERICH
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HAVE AV E you seen
1 our stock of
SPRING AND
SUrI1'1ER
SHOES
We carry every line of
seasonable Footwear
at
reasonable prices. We
quote a few special lines
just here and invite you to
come at any time to in-
spect our stock.
W. SIIARMAN
EVERY BUYER
PLEASED WITH
OUR SHOES.
BROPHY & SON
—1115 I.IADiSO —
Futuro.\ DI.rttkorg.aratt
YAmetx\fMet s .
Orders carefully aileaded to a/ all
boors, Bigler or day.
eeebee avast.
The Change of Weather and
the Fly remind us that now is
the time for
J. tie COLBORNE
TENS :
Cain or
Dress Muslim'.
Blank. Colored. Hack
and White and W bite is
Prima, 83, 93. 101, 12 1,
14r, 151, 17o, 20 t, 22e,
26u, 30,, 35c and 601
The largest raogeot Dress
Manlius over seen le
Ooderioo.
Lase Curtains
601, 751, 85c, 90a, 11 00.
$1 25,$1 50, $1 75. $2.00,
112 25, $250,$275$300,
$3 25, $3 50 and $4 50.
W hits and colored Cur•
tale Muslin', frlllel.
Frilled Curtain Brussels
Ne/ cad Art Hushes.
Parasols.
Hirers from the 'siker',
and at 8.4 R elk Prw el
S0r. 7.11, *100. $1.25,
$1 60, $1.7S $1 9012 00,
$2 25, $2.75, 13 00 aad
$1 00. eel vases' right.
Shirt Walsts.
1e Blank Motteess.$1 16,
111.25. $1 50, 11 75. i2 00
sad 6250. Welt. Waits
sad welts gee Waiies,
851, $1.00, 61 25, $l 75,
$2 03 •ed $2 25.
Blank 19atanna
Skirts.
$100, 61 60,
$1 75, 12 00.
Gingham,
A hd1 rang, as1 all aew.
81, 101 1,, , 14 15) sod
20).
Prllnta .
8000 yards, 63, 8i,
spring10,
aad 1211. AU sew the
,
While Skirt',,
Wblle W811•117801;,..,ti
W5I . Drawers, «.aa
WhleeGowns,
Blank Cashmere
Hosee-
2Jt to 65,. Cottee Hop
10o 40t.
We wish to call special attention to the above linos as
value to be found anywhere.
Feeble§ Sheets for May and June ready.
The latssl op to -date Patterns for sale, 15o, 2 for *1'.
1r
there is no better
J. H. COLBORNE
tar
F ARMERSI-DerprElOW VOU R OATS
until you have treated them with FORMALOENYDE to de.tro y smut.
Muoh better 1> • read way.
Inexpensive.
We furnish DI
Climax Fursiture Polish
Makes all varnished work look like
new. Positively the beet.
Disiafectaats lIoaseholl Annuls
Beatevall Stovepipe Vanish
25o, 5 for $1.00
Flower Seeds Gado Seeds
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
BEDFORD
•LOOK. .
Strain the Air
AND KEEP OUT
Flies, t#
a, -
Bugs and
Mosquitos.
WE HAVE
Screen Doors
and Windows
made up in Standard Sizes. Others adjustable to
any desired size.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
D. ROUGVIE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
QJJR SPRING STOP$
Is now ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hate.
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
i to Our stock is oomplete in every line. Coll and imps"
MISS CAMERON,
rmmttIttlitt11/Itr111MITIMMITItitttIMM111t1tItttIttlIt/IMMIO
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ADLAKE CROWN Etc.
Also a number of used Wheels, soma almost as good as new, at surprisingly
low prices.
1f you need anything in Bicycle Reining we carry a hill line, and our repair depirtment ie 'emptier) with all the
atuipment nocoessry to turn out good work, and le in charge of a first clam repair man.
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CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
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since a Bicycle was a Bicycle, and never be -
we had such a variety to make a choice from, nor has the value ever been
Refrigerators
We have a large assortment
just arrived. We invite your
inspeotioo:
to 1:t.
We ore headquarters for
Paints, Oils and
Varnishes,
Eavestroughing,
Plumbing, Heating,
Etc., Etc.
Lee &SION
In the Piano and Organ Business we are no
irlerahle to you Have gnu seen nor pominien Pianos and Organs,
Wormwith Planus and Goderich Organs.
Even if you do not intend to buy just now call on u• and we will Ire 1115s1IPr1 to *how yrnl what we hate.
Lw,nees In show yrs., the superior points of our instrument* We has e a few gond) *,rand hand Organs.
novices.
tier thirty year* of ex'
perienne it worth con.
the best wine made in Canada, also our I
it is onr
In Sewing Machines
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w. still *all ten White (rotary and vibrator), New Wililame. Standard, and a
Queen. All supplies with the latest attachments and gm* row ,me 1 for ten reins
E We tarry a full line of Guitars, Mandolins, Violin*. Arcorilenn., Harmrmlea., Str ng* Sheet Mose% Musie Bonk*,
if yon do not lire to town writ, and we will he pleased to *anti -yob eataingneut of nor emelt. nr to call On V(m
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