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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-5-29, Page 7TIIE SIGNAL: GODERIOH ONTARIO. TuoswAT, May 29, 1902. t5 W. Acheson &Son $1.50 Lace Curtains We place on special sale this week nearly 200 pain of Nottingham whim lace Curtains of our own iwiort, 4$ to 54 inches wide and 3I yards long, in handsome floral and Swine designs, all this season's. - Regular $ 1.50 line. Special, per pair, $1.06. nglish Tapestry Carpets 40o yards 27 inches wide, ea ads of from 5 to 200 yards, being this stoma's best selling lines and best patters*, regular priced goods, 60J, 750 .ed 60n, 35c clearing for this week et, for the epode, per yard Rugs and Linoleums A ray special lot of heavy union cul all pure wool art Rugs, perfsotly reversible and In hand,ome streets and beet colors and suitable tor any room They Pomo lu the following yard doss : 313, 3s34, 3x4 at per /quer* vord 50c, 65c, 75c Scotch Linoleums, 2. 3 and 4 yards wide, floral and We pattern', a7ere+ _- well painted and thoroughly ed, at per Neat yard 371c, 50c Buttenok's Petteullis 411 la stook. June styles lost r.uelved sod Jun' sheets free. W. Acheson & Son THE REFEHENDUM Ieemler Sees Explains the Attitude et the Government ea rrehiblliea. At meeting in London last week Premier Roes made the following deliverance its mood to the quiet ons of prohlbtloa The queatioa ot the relereodum was • try nursling question nod gave ms a rest deal of savoy. My position was a t ry peculiar one. I hal been a prob bl oelet all my life, met am still, The quell Ion came op le suob a form as to make Is • y drtfi ;tilt tar me to see my wsy through. get a solution for 11 and at the same 'me satiety myself that, no matter bow nes to I had Dome to Ise oo.olutioc, the o oluelen most be 000dd.red honest by her pseple. We prohibit ouicts had reined the anuotry to biller• It woe a l root soessity, un 1 so hal worked ourselves up the "pluton that no t;eeernmene that old not pass • probib t try law had soy ,ht to live. Ws took very *truer around rtmsmber the speech Lord Selebury ads the other say, in whioh het wuosd • 1, Joie of Orem Britain against going ons feet, sod urged them to go slowly and tare that every step they Look was wise, r in the .00lrt:ua of *veno alone could be tail the solution of d,lliault problem,. 1 a• coutrooted with the g0eotton In Male .t The Manitoba Government had nearly all his fol'oems voted with ebe ken certain ground, and their law had Government. (('beers) W take the •o su.t,msd by the Privy Council. Pro• ground that in the light of past experience Ma law would not be effective online there le • l.rre *pinto, in favor of It. There Is no • predecessors bad promised prohnb.bons. dissimulation an no dlehooesty about it m rrhy hangs the tele. (l.eughter 1 1be will till yon, and I tell you feeling the :1 of I'.ruament le that uolets Naha- ti•ponaiblhty of what I say, that • probibl. tory law that could not be enforced is not se good all •'eense law that le reasonably will enforced. (Cheers ) And If you g.►s c wain ma Ip Canada, said prohibition oould not be effective witbout a three-fifths majority ; Prlooipal Caveo,Rev. Dr,Werden and Rev. Dr. Potts also favored Jorge major Wee. lion. Geo. E Foster fevered • pre- pooderauoo m•ieruy. Tneo the Dominion Alliance Itself favored the referendum. Our first impulse was to aoolde tae question op the majority of the votes en the let, but that would be ditftuott, as the het soatatoed the names of so many dud and absentees. Then we thcught we would require • mel r- Ity of those voting in • general •leas"", as • majority will maks either Mr. Whitney or myself Premier. That to • la r test. Mr Whitney declared h midi opposed to pro- hibition and to the bill, but cm certain vutre 00 mutations moved by Mr. Metier, Mr. Whitney and ail his followers, with two or three caceptlooe, voted with the (Immo. meat on the terms of the jjefereodam. So that it has pram wally tllf unanimous ap- proval of the House. (Applause.) then we bad to fie • day for vollog. You have • separate day for Dominion and Protein WM elections, for "Moo' tenet». for Mayor and Aldermen and for money by :awe. Should not pro.tlbttioo, • lar bigger ques- tion than any of these, have • separate day! We heel upon the 4•h of Deoember, and on Mr. M.rter's moving 10.1 it be made maatolpsl eleotloo day, Mr. tt bitoey and 0,uts name forward, as they had . Bot to do. and said the Government and sot is •l.c •d with • mandate for • rge (ovation they c.anot do. 1 with Iberia was no general tItattoo .11 upon the goes'loo vel prohib tion : we, • prohiht'nry law beton 1t le Jop.we of be, ad oo mandate from the people. Pat:log rag enforced, It will be repealed and io the e r abide for the moment, i• bad to satisfy meantime the temperance canoe will be put urtelves whether prohibition pawed by as book twenty ea- thirty years. (Applause.) • of Parliament to (bat way could be I am willing to tie fudged fairly, but I will Elective. Mr. Whitney says the reforeo• &"tallow any man to try that to dealing um is a oowardl• thing. It so the peopie with this question 1 assumed • hesitating are been oow.rdi for • long time. We moors. I telt the ground firmly odder me of 4 a r first probibi•ety measure In the at every step. I hell the whole of the rokt) sot, which provldrt for a re ereeote Legislature with me at •very s'ep. eroepi the people. The Soott act In 1876 pro. bar members. II pronibltloe o•o be get tied ID- • reference to the people, so did oa thus terms. we will see that it Is made e local option to• nt 1883. lotroduoed by Se effective as It can l..' Alton MoCerthy in Sir John M.I),nald'. --- -- - -- me. Every tet dealing with the tubl.ot, WHAT THEONfARIOGOVERNMFNT tether in the Dominion or 1'eovtnmal HAS DONE FOR AGRICULTURE. arltemats. and also in the United State", ' •odvee the referendum prinolple. S m'.• it created • Departmeot of Agriculture, dy In Rogland we find Sir William Hu- administered In turn by euooesdul farmers. art and Sir Hoary Campbell Baooerman it ezpended {264 000 0o Agriculture In omelet; hill. to M referred to the people. 1901. et -o 1 find also that Sir William Meredith, bile leader et the Opposition, apek'og at It has expended $5,142,226 on Agrtcultore "odors oo May 1, 1994. said be thought it eine• 1872. Jd be decidedly In the Interests of the 1 It has handed over {1 132 725 to 479 As - O 1,0001000.517 (bit &nv or Ar - h• le Gemmel:01y that any ore o000. maO &s rioultore, •lid Horticoliare Mo 1.0455 •ioos at, before it brooms law, should again be 1872 belated to the poople, eo that they mlgbt I It has assisted the Fruit Growers'. Dalry e ve the opportunity of pronouncing lea mint., Horse. Sittig,' and Swine Breeden', . nay upon It. Thar* was no choice thio Poultry, Hukeepeii and Entomologloal As. ext to tate the enures we did on the refer- I sootatlons, sad the Oatarlo Kaperlmental alum iApplause) iI we h••8.500.4 we Union, to the extent of 1512,204 during the some period. 1, has oarried oo the most suooess- 1.1 Arrioaltarsl College in America, with an attendant's of 509 during the Pollee. Corm September 1901, to April, 1902. Seventy per cent of lex grad0atee, so far •• traced, are engaged in agriculture. The college has oarried on an catenates tattoo bsoaoos 1 did not bring le ■ problbi series of field and fo ding experiments. levy law. i -no must remember that the Tr•velllog dalrt,e wore asst through the Wetmore is not d.allog with a little rias, Province for several years. tiro ; It i• one that •Roots • large emo0ot Three dairy schools have since been se et roper' ] and the labor of • larva number tahli.hed, attended that far by 1,616 et men. _Zea mast be an • po•Itino when you have passed the law, M eotoros it property-- 'W• had to consider the ex leniency of the p colons dote. The Dunkin wt was adop'ed in 100 or bre cases. and repealed In every one of t ham Thr Soott Set had been adopted in 26 0000tiee and repealed in .55 ; the local option a 'opted in many muntclpa'Ities and repealed In all! local option adopted States of the ITnion Med repealed In eleven of /bent. Here were di1T•plNes io the way of enforcing the law trh'eh were very dl.00uraglog. Ws said we would give prohibition If It was warrant- ed by pull o opinion, alter we hal taken steps to .."sawn what publio op'nion war. Ws had the opinions of many lesdlog men. Sir Leooard Tilley, one of the ablest tire - eve sinned to Illustrious company, in Intla• mud company. If we were dishoneet, thea hem mea, Sir John Macdonald, Sir tVilllsm Meredith and l)'Alton MoCartby, were dtr bci,eet. (Cheers.) A LA Wit yr'c T10,1 ..otme people 5.7 they •r, very emery with me, sod that they will vote ('onser- 00 813,000,000. •a4 of amount batter asar{2.000,000 II b1y aesuuoq fe. ebe Improvement of tall lairs by provldlog funds for expert jot'g•e II has assisted to develupluu • pr,.hLable trade with other pruvloues In pure-bred .took. I1 bas est apart {250,000 le • 4 the sugar boa industry. It started the mote ■uoouaful femme' fair la Allan kWh -the Iia stook show at Guelph. Ootarlo won a large share of the Wel prizes to lige stook, horticulture. baton) log and poultry •t the 1'ao-Amerl000 Er - position. No lees than 46 Import out Ails, eGott( g agriculture arid kindred interests. have bees Placed on the statute busks dace 1889 Mr. Whitney and h's party hay• opposed moor of the important steps proposed by the Agricultural D.p•rtmao for the Im- provement of our Ootarlo agriculture. AN INDEPkNUEN1, REPORT. John Hoek's. K. O., L. 1... D., p'•sI .bt of the Toronto O 1 Trate Corporation ; Byron E. Walker, general manager C•n•- diso Hank of Commeroe, and Aogue Kirk load, manatee, of the Toronto branch of the Hook of Montreal, were appointed • num mts.ton to investigate Ontario's finances They fouod ooh on hand Deoember 31st. 1900, {1,468,492.99, and a surplus of mats over liabilities of {2 268.494 44. Ou page 2 of their report they also said : -••1b• methodsof booskeeptog are excel lent, and exhibit in as full detail as to any ordinary financial institution all the flaunt Mal transactions of the Provinoe." Oa page 5 the report also toys :-"The methods of the department and Its Busoolai mania are .zo.11ent and have been 'o lex: may year'." lo the foe of such tants, It Is no wonder that the people agree with what The Toren. to Mall once add, that the management of Oot.no'o fiaanoee is iodations, thrifty and clean. THE TORY LEADER. Oa Seth .idea or Leery Peblsr Question. - Senile of 1111. I.wadele.ele., At Chatham Hon. G. W. to.. Palled at. teatime to the agility which Mr. Whitney displays to adopting the verged optotoos whioh he Bode to party circles, Modems de 8:as1 dimwitted Talleyraod as "a man who possesses the moot happy flexibility e nd most agile capacity for transition." Mr. Whitney hu played Talleyraod, •ed olsy ed him well. At his meaftlog to Toronto last August he anaouno.d what he declared was his policy. eni what the party tows papers paraded as the very thing the cumin' needed to order that its particuler redeem tion might be a,00mphahed At Pon Hope, a few we. ks ago, he declared the Opposition had nothing to otter ezoept good Intuitions The Clergie grant of land he declared "a phenomail steal," when he was to the Hesse, of Douse. A steal Implied a thief, the inlet In this nue being Mr. C *rpe ; now he says Mr. Ulereue deserved the terror, and also the credit for the mor vellooe development which Mr. Whitney saw. At Owes Sound he declared he eras always In favor of deveioptog New Ontario. At the•'Soo" be admitted that he woe not able to see farther then hie nose, with re * pest to the Government's schemes of de y.lopment. At New Hamburg be was opt peter n n. F.fteen Fruit Experlmatrba Slatlow ere being m•in'a oed. Prmtioal Instruction i Trw11'praying hu been widely given. Valusb'n bulletins have been published; twelve different reports issued annually. It collects sod publishes vslo•blei Matic. /los, agricultural and moo-oipal. 131 000 ltteoded 730 meet•ogs, 1900 1 of 98 Farmers' and 52 Wemee'e IeNltutes. it provided cheap money fug MM drainage by farmer - - - It es'ablished • Pa Farm it Rainy River District, whioh has been • great sae nese. it hes (cetera] the dairy Industry 50th the value of cheese prodaoed In 1900 Naga - posed to toting teorporatloo., and declared he would repeal the eupplementery reweave-. "All is not gold that bill Demoting this tae if he got into power, At Uxbridge and other planes he declared , glitters." that the statement flat be favored the (S- pool of the orr,oratton tax was an absolute Shot finish covers up t.lsebwd. He is to favor of • Mlouter for Shoe value, and throws New Ontario std be opposed s Minister of o:lomtioa sod a Minister of Arrleulture. you back upon shoe He favors half • doom agricultural eolfeges, record. and ba opposed the dairy school for wet tern ()Aiello and some of ttte ordinary et The Makers' price on ptnditur+e to u000eotlon with agriculture, and has supported measures whioh would the sole, seals his res- Iturfete whb the monies of the only agr! - ponsibility for what is cultural oollegs we have. He epe.k. from Lb' same platform with Mr. Foy at varlout under the finish in - public meetings, and then speaks In supperI _. of Mr. 1'. D. Mcl'•Ilum, who struck the f► heaviest blow at Separate Soboole ever a.t- ,. • 'The Slater Shoe-.-- umpted lo the legislature. Ile declares POLITICAL POINTERS. 11 you maks • shame, to whom would you chimme? "Loeb bolero you leap." Whitney will rails" on the 29 b that hie oat pup'lae, Maud or otherwise. Whitney's oompalgo miriade us of Sydoey Smith's remark to tie p,olaoe sorb MY lord," he said, "1.t us ouuuder every body damned and then duouw the question on Its merits." Quebec has • debt of over 122.000,000 ; Nov Sheds a debt of {2.713,302; New Bruce% let • debt of $2,761 086, and lsr5Mleh Columbia a debt of about {8.000.000. Oa1- •rlo, with a larger populatiou than any vee them, has • surplus of over {2 500,000 Ie 11 time fur a oblongs ? Dr, Dewart, one of the •b'est ministers of the Methodist church. give" It as bis opinion that it would be • oal•mity to Oa talo were Mr. Wbttoey to duplaoe lir. Ito 0, fur it would prove • "tremendous blow to the welfare and prosurrity of the oouotey were the Mange made." 1t was ridi.ulu,a ler Mr. Whitney to pate as • purifier of politics, for he had no diepo.thico to do right all round. Aesumter that you, intelligent realer. hon an old servant -Poe who had Lotto In your employ for many yeas, spa bad always proved true to your interests - what would you think 11 some one Dame •loeg and said : Why don't you discharge that m.n? You would naturally ark Why! Coo you till bit place to better ad- vantage 0 Oh, no. Has he tot proved faithful to me! Yes. Has he rubbed me In any wsy ? Nu. 1s he not worthy of my ooufidente now Oh, yes. Weir,pray, wby should 1 discharge him? 0h, .'s heart with you (unto • while - and "It's time for • ob•nge." Cramps are Like diratere -- They 00010 unexpectedly and when least wsduoms. H* armed with • one moot* ours in a bottle et NervtIi0e, which relieves cramp and stomach pains In Eve minutes. In oollo, summer compl• at, dierrho., .et . digestion and nausea, N.ryIline is a remedy of remarkable poteooy, and "oto promptly and eat.sfeotol lly at all oma. Tn. composi- tion of Preteen's NervJme expressos the highest med.cel progress of the apo, whioh moments for Its superior merit. Prim 25u. Ham:ltoe's PJB are good pills. -Tho Conservative workers in this riding are laughing in their sleeve at the Grits whom they have deluded in- to support of the Tory candidate un- der the pretence that he is going to do great thing. for prohibition. If they believed it themselves they wouldn't be working for him. 0 Large Arrivals of Spring Goods t Rave Been Placed in Mattel( opposed to corruption, vet he die with William Smith, of South Ontario, on the same platforms. He supports Calder, whose "est was bought for him by Bally Smith and others. He supports Mealier - mid In West Klgin. who was elected by pereoo..tioo ; Brower in Eat Elgin, who was nn•ested for oorrapt practices, and Lackosr In North Waterho. He condemns Lamperioo with ball .t boas*, and vet sup ported the Conservative party to their in- famous gerrymander ot halt the 1'rovinos of Ooterlo. He opposite prohibition, and yet he speaks for oaodulates who ere pledged eo favor of prohibltioo. M°KENZIE & HOWELL'S a=oC=. 1.0 ,mod Nees sad Threat And mob dismiss of the respiratory organs as bronchitis, weak longs, oold in the head and nasal oatarrh, are treated with mar- velloa samurai on strictly salenGOo prim o plea by Cotanhozm•. The medicated vapor of Calarrbozone quickly t every fir passage possible io Ifs reached by any treatment. All .oreDees, pato, song's - Don and lofl.mmstlon are at once dispelled, and by meats of the boohoo powers of Cat settle z toe the saluted tissues ars quick• ly reetwred. Where ('atarrhozane a .red ooldo last only ten minutes, coughs hall an hour, and catarrh, consumption, asthma and bronohii is flee as from fire. A trial will convince •nyooe tet the startling merit of Cetarrhorone. Caste $10, email • zs 250 At Animists, or Polson & Co., Kiogatoo, Ont. Dr. Hamiltone i'.11s mire conslipatioo. Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent. Our safe of Fencing and Fencing Material this year is unprecolenteel. Barb Wire with us Still $2.85. We have the wry beat of No. 9 Coiled Steel Wire. We got ours direct from the wire mile in Cleveland. Perhaps you didn't know of a difference. A new Woven Feuoe made upright and lateral wins, all No. 9 steel wire has come, and is, as the name implies„ an ideal Fence. Come and see it. We can give you almost any kind of (enoe you want, and all good. AMERI- CAN, IDEAL, FROST and GEM, four complete fences. S(;}LEEN DOORS and WINDOWS, GARDEN HOSE and GARDEN HOES and RAKES. HOUSE PAINT, inside and out. The lest of them 111, the lfollyrood make, more lasting, better finish and guaranteed to give •ttufaction. ELEPHANT PURE WHiTE LEAD and the beet of Linseed Oil. We can please you on your 111,rtlwarn requirements. McKJ3NZIE & HOWELL TUB PLA('K TO RUT ALL HARDWARB CHBAP. EAST BIDE SQUARE. QODERIOH. VVI.F4.005 *STs (IEHTLY , LIVER 1(1 DNE BOWELS West -Ft. Bakery. ft e THE SYSTEM CLEANSE EFFECTUALLY: OISPE GOLOM�DAG EYERS; HEART 11 DISEASE is a symptom o( Kidney Disease. A well -knows doctor has said, ' I Wever yet mad e a poet -moraines am(nat Ion to • caw el death from Heart Dieewte wile - out finding the kidneys werealfault." The Kidney medicine which was drat on the market, most sweeoeo- ful (or heart Disease and an Kidney Troubles, lead most widely Imitated Is Dodd's Sidney Pills McKillop Mntnal; Fire insanace Co. FARM AND ISOLATED TOW'(. PROP- ERTY INSURED. Value of Property Insure I up to Januar r. 1901__ $3,0414,973.011 OrKtttl AND DIRKCTO1m. J. B. McLean, pros ; T. Fraser. vtae•proe. Jas, Connolly, O. Dole. W. U. [Dweltoct. J. Watt. Jae. Bran, J. (1. Greve. J. Ilennewe!s, directors; W. (1. Brosdfoyt, Sealorth, inspec- tor of losses ; T. E. Hay'*, Soeforth, secretary - treasurer. AD MATS. 4. W. Yeo, Holmesvllle ; James Cumming Kamondvtlle; It. McMillan, Se•forth ; R Smith, Ilorlook. Policy-bolders can W7 aeeneementl and get their Tarda reccioted at Mr. Coati. Clinton, or at Molwan Woe.' Tales Clotbiog Store, bode Hob I have bought out D. CAN- TELON'S Baking business, and will keep on hand bread made from the beet Manitoba flour that can be bought. I am introducing all kinds of bread Vienna Bread Whole Wheat Bread Graham Bread Malt Bread Currant Bread Steam and Cream Loaves Twist OVERCOMES oNSiIpATION 114 ITUAl. L PERMANENTLY ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS, (fur THE GENUINE-MAN'F'D BY and will make a specialty of Pure Home-made Bread This bread is made from hop. and malt yeast, which is pronounced by the medical health officers of Paris and OW London, Eng, as the most wholesome bread, and they condemn the forced -raising -yeast process that is used by bakers in factories a. being unwholesome and indigestible. AURPNRF6SYRVP Car, v It( '„(el ni,e rt`Nt ve'' roe SAIL BY Au 0*U(,6ISTS ('RK1 jot PtR 5011,1, Eastlake Steel Shingles either (L.h an t J Or Painted Are Always TheY are n""" eco nomiealty R e l i a b l e durable and quicker to apply than any other.. fitting amt. atcly-and therefore most early laid. They have been thoroughly tested in all kinds of climatal. Invariably provin ~Ares L( htnines g. Rt aired Wo.staer'Proof. If you're bui W;ng, make awed' satin faction by ordrrimg EASTLAK, foe the res(-(ulk.t information if you write. Metallic Roofing Co., limited, WHOLESALE MFRS, TORONTO. CAJSAN. TOlt SALK BY Lee &Sliellial F. BAR1JO ROLMES keeps constantly on hand and sells at the lowest prices Hard and Soft Coal, Cannel Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Charcoal, Wood, St. Mary's Lime. The beat brand. of Portland Cement, Sewer Pipe, Firebrick, Fireclay. It will pay you to inspect his .tock and get prices before purchasing. Office and Yards at the head of Nelson Street. Ooderich. of all sires. Jortak Mc K I M' S Ribbon Batgain. Ooderich, Ont. About 500 ends of Ribbon to clear at about half price, some a1 less. There are all kinds, all colors, all lengths, all widths; some only long enough for fancy work, others for hair or neck ribbons, and come longer. This is a big lot of all kinds of Ribbons and at half price and less. MILLINERY. We have yet a lot of Millinery which must be sold. The season has been cold and we have • lot of warm weather Hats and trimmings which must be cleared. We will not carry any over. Now is your oppor- tunity to get • Trimmed Hat at less than cost of material, or to get the material at •bout half pr if you want to do your own trintnq BLACK SKIRTS. -Stoll more of thatti.00 kind for $1.25. WHITE GOODS,- Perhaps you have not seen our big stock of Skirt+, Night Robes, Drawers, Corset Covers and Aprons. Prices are 15, to $5.00, which is less than the material usually costs, and you run no chances of hav-'a ing them spoiled in the making. CORSET8.-Special 39c. We had 220 pairs; there are less than 60 pain left, size. 1H to 25, big values at 60c, all at 38C Clothing Some people will keep on going to a clothing store and pay clothing store prices for their clothes. We yell clothing at Dior Goods profits!, which will be a bjg saving on your clothing bill. BOYS' SUITS. -We make a specialty of these because the boy's mother usually buys his suit, and she knows where to go for Boys' Suit Bargains. MEN'S SUITS. -$3.00 to $10.00. 12 pair black Trousers to clear at $l.00 ; fthey were $1.50 but did not sell because we could not say all wool. M°KIM'S BUSY STORE. Every Cyclist Deserves Dunlop Tires Do you want the best tires -Dunlop Tires? Or do you want to pay just aa much for the second bat ? Dunlop Tlreo for Carriages and Autos - solid rubber and puou- !untie. DUNLOP TIRE 00.. LUMITKD, TORONTO. D. J. CURRY. Coal! Coal! .1179T ItkCN:IVN.I) 1 Car Massillon Washed Nut Coal. Tble (cal is good for attempt .ad grates --,a Molly lighted .11$iOT0e..! $ 1h Brest heat. 1 Gar West Virginia;Lump Coal. • 2 Car Scranton Hard Coal. Malllnn st oohed Not 30 Pts. far 100 Ihe, sit f$a.t'So pet ton. (JIVE iT A Thiel 'ood -POR- SALE J BROPHY & SON - WARM - -Vv►nera\ Dkrtecorg..o.,o. t IsA'MO oXraer tb . *edema foreteller esteaded le ae all bene", Wight er day. Qaebee Street. WOOL TO ADVERTISERS. Notioe of cnanges most be left at %him Office not later than Saturday noon. The Copy for changes most be left not le ter than Mon- day noon. Casual Advertisements accepted no to nos n Wednesday of each week. TAILORING... 1 am prep erect to buy this season's ohp of Wool, se usual, at the-- BENMILLER WOOLLEN MILLS 1 have rece'ved my New Stook of Suiting., Trouserings, etc., for Spring and Bummer Wear. If you •r0 getting • new sprites call, a light overcast, or anything to my line, 1 Pan please von In goods, tit and price. 4fUeaer•Iliade 5lathing in Blurb. H DUNLOP w E a T •STREET for highest Dash price, or in ez• change for manufactured articles I shall have a large assortment of Homespun Cloth for Ladies' Dresses during the 'mason. The mucosas 1 had last year Induces me to an extensively Into the mann. Imture of this •rt.ols of olotblog. The al ove la cut into stove wood length and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orden received by telephone or left at . residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98. PETER McEWAN. G„ Jeri -h, November 214. 1890. 53.3m Wm. Campbell. Uolerloh, Marsh 10th 1902. between good and Indifferent Drugs and Medlotnee Is strongly defined here. The indif- ferent kind are never order.td and never permitted to form part of oar stook. Only gnod" of undoubted poetry are ofrered m aoatesiers ()or stook of Proprietary Medlolnes 1s very large. Prices ore low. F. JORDAN 1 MEDICAL HALL. JESSE 6LEDe1LL. WOOL The Kensington Furniture Co._' HELLO THE OLD' RELIABLE. ALL -KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND THE firer Scriitou Bard Coal IN THE MARKET Al ('0.1 weighed on the Market Scales when you'get X00 Ibe. for • ton. WM. LEE. Orden lade •b jail at B8mPBLH.D'0 Hare promptly attended to. HAVI+. APPOINTED RHYNAS & CORNELL retail agent" for their line of Furniture to Uoi•rleh. Thlsoelebr.ted, up-tmclate lloo of Hareem Suites has aka the toads of 1(1oada by storm. The demand for goods from ono end of the """airy to the other is eh* best Proof of the qualify of the •rtlole. The KeneingtonR e tall Stores Is on the !square. ORSELL'S IS THE PUCE TO GET Eavestrou ping, _ Metal Roofing and Siding, Dairy Tinware, Iron Pipe and Fittings . 1 CHEAP. 1 A Great Snap.. 11 our (lover Soap, at So. • pound• of whioh we sale • barrel a week. This Isn't our only soap. u we Darty everything that ono be found to an acs to -data grooery store, and our prloen are right. The farmers know that they osn always get from us • map for their prodooe. We draw the lino at ns Ieattimate trade -- everything goes (il.esw•re or potatoes, garden Muff or oholo..t table China. We deal in all of them. T. G. TIPLING & CO., Bollard plonk, (iadsrtoh WANT A SPEP•LADIIKR? We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Flaking 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 a care- fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful. Now is the time to buy 'your Garden Seeds. We have a full tiest.rtment. Telephone No. 91. STZITRZDY at CO. THS oROCRRa.