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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
Great
Unload
ing
Sale . ...
Sale starts Fri.
day and lasts
two weeks ...
Profits tart condom,.
O WING to the unseasonable weather we
I are overstocked and must unload our
Children's Clothing. Hummer will soon be
here and we need the room for rummer
Roods. We will slash the knife into the
prices, and the mothers of Goderich can get
a nice suit for their boys at pricer far be-
low actual value. Our price, will range all
the way from $1.10 to $1.00, but worth
very much more than we are asking for them.
t'er.00s going on the ezou rslon to Detroit will
want to be dressed In style 1"ea would not went
to go down there looking as it fou ems from away
back. Curie to us and let us 9t you out.
We havw the most up to date Mares F urol.hlog
Goods, and It you are dre.ed with goods from our
stere you will be to the height of leshlon. Shin s,
Collars, Ti.., Belte, Hatt, etc. We bare the very
*sweet. See the new l',og 1'oug 71s.
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W. C. PRIDHAM
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Men'. Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter. McLean's lilock
Perfect Fitting Clothing douse.
the oWxgfZI,
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IVERY THURSDAY MORNING
ali a. resIA NVISOT
QODIRICH. ?11U11R8DA.T. JUNZ l$, 1902.
THE AFTERMATH.
THE Mail and The World and the
lesser lights of the Tory party seem
to hays a firm belief in the quotation,
"What fools these mortals be," if we
are to judge by the aubolum which
they dish up daily to their subscribers.
They had so overwrought their
nerves and bad become so convinced
of the idea that the Province was
theirs for the saying so, that the hard,
cold fact that WHITNEY has been de-
feated does not enter into their cal-
culation, and they still sing the old
song, as if the battle had not been
lout by them and their party. There
is such a thing as hoping against hope,
and that is the attire that the Tory
press and the Tory workers have now
reached.' When they realize that four
years more of cold comfort in the
shade of opposition is their portion
their feelings may be still acute, but
they will be more nearly sane than it
present.
What is first needed by them is to
realize that the battle at the polls has
been fought and that, according to
the constitution, their figures are on
the wrong side of the ledger. The
recounts on both sides are now pro-
ceeding, which is also in accord with -
the con.'.itution, and thus far there
seems to be no sign of • change from
the decisions made by the returning
officers. After the recounts the pro-
tests, of which it is possible the crop
will be fairly large on both sides, will
come to court, and after that a certain
number of bye -elections will probably
be held. It were useless to anticipate
the result of the bye -elections, but it
stands to reason that the party in
power will obtain its full share, and if
that be so the story is ended, and the
Opposition will have to preserve its
soul in patience until the next oppor-
tunity.
That is all there is to the matter,
and the sooner the Conservative news-
papers and politicians cease their hys-
teria the sooner will everybody gat
down to busineg., and the work of
building up Ontario be proceeded
with. The performance is over, the
canvass has been taken down, and the
political circus has passed on to the
next station.
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THE UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL
ADDRESSING the Hamilton Meth-
odist Conference the other day, Rev.
Dr. Cudgel.' referred to the recent
elections in Ontario and said, "None
of us came out with much credit dur-
ing the last election. I do not really
know that we pet up one straight
Prohibitionist that went forward un-
der that line." What an unkind
thing for Dr CARMAN to say ' Has
he not heard of Jaen MITCHELL?
I• it possible that he does not know 1
of the noble tight which Mr MIT-
CHRLL made for the cause, den .uccing
his erstwhile leader, Mr WHITNEY,
for his stand on the question, cutting
himself loose from his anti prohibition
friends In the Conservative party,
making the liquor men quake in their
boots by his stern arraignment of
their traffic, printing the prohibition
pledge in large type in every iaae of
his paper, and soliciting votes only
upon the ground of his support of
prohibition i Has not Ur. CARMAN
heard of these thingsI Mr. Toni,
ought to set his partner right with
the Doctor.
WHERE 18 THE •LIRFRATOR"7
78 The Liberator still to ntiat.enret
Since the election we have not seen or
`card anything of it., and are rether
Iselinerl to believe that it ha. gone
•Mews tit& woodbine twineth
Of all the mangy campaign sheets
that have been turned out in the last
twenty years The i.tberator was easily
first, Neither " Facts for the Irish
Elector.,' Lou. Kribs' "Standard,"
nor "The Eye Opener," could make a
patch upon the tissue of falsehood
and vituperation with which The Lib-
erator was filled weekly during the
campaign.
At first it seems strange that when
the supposedly goody -good element
goes into political or other reform
they out -Herod everything in their ef.
forts to be radical. But CARRIE NA-
r1ot is only an ordinarily good woman
gone ' mad on • fad. The Thirty
Years War and the butcheries of the
centuries on alleged religious grounds
were only the outpourings of the pent-
up venom of pious people in that day
and generation And the same thing
would occur tomorrow amongst the
self-styled social Reformers if the goe
pal of common sense were not trium•
phant.
The recent election in West Huron
indicated how far some professedly
pious men were willing to go in de-
faming and be'tring false witness
against their neighbors, and the lying
was not confined to the brethren who
sit in the back pews.
What is needed now is • thorough
awakening that will abolish the eye -
for -an -eye -doctrine of the propagan-
dists and put in its stead the gospel
of peace once delivered to the saints.
SNAP SHOTS.
- Sr. Jona went the whole hog in West
1`ork,
-Four years more of Liberal government
in Ontario
Dr. Burns Nssnirr in looming up large
in the public eye.
-The Star last. week evidently had that
sore spot all over it.
- There is a terrible `sameness about the
te17: of the rev outltg.
nil the merry •.11N0 1
is brant it, the land.
the victor
- That skirt dance through the nit
uency
uency didn't make votes. '
-We haven't heard anything about that
"Soak and Sponge" libel suit recently.
-The troek•coat tiampaign wasn't a howl-
ing success in West Huron, to any great ex
tent.
-J. P. WHITNEY'S lettere may continue
to be addressed to the leader of the Opposi-
tion.
-This is soup -herb, as the man saul when
he fount himself in the tureen on elation
night.
-Of all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these, "it Might dive
Been "
-Our esteemed local conternpbrary has
got its second wind and has began to
' holler" once more.
-Kind words will never die, 'tie said.
That's why the editor of the Signal is hay-
mg
aymg such alive time.
-Now, good people, get ready to follow
the ex -prohibition candidate and his partner
in the referendum fight.
-The editor has received a letter from
Torsnto, addresser' to the "N. C. T. U.t
florierich."'T6iiii iia cite,
-Prayer's are good, but Providence
usually sides with the big hittatmne. if the
big battalions do good work.
-A lot of Literal temperance men got
their eyes opened on election night noel
won't be caught napping again.
-if Hort G. W. Roe cannot retail; office
with a majority at his hack bow may
Werner gain office backed by a minority!
-A prominent prohihttionixt remark e,
"We should have done better if Mime
Grrytl Wi"t+ttcs had not been in our
midst."
-Month Huron has dipped another cog,
but there is no reason why tt should not be
in the Liberal onluni. Wore the House
meets.
--lion O. W. Roam will sell on Saturday
for Europe to attend the rormatinn care
maty -that is If The Mail and The World
will allow him to go.
-Now that it ie gelling nearer to IMeem
ben 4, rmr temperas(' friend, appear to hove
skewed up in their offend to banish the beer
wagon. Wake up, Brother MuNAea ; put
on your warpalut, feathers and rut uop.
The way the Star prohibitionist is
leeeltog the referendum cohorts to victory
remiuds us of the beautiful lines tram
'Hold the Fart:"
' See the mighty host advancing.
SATAN leading on."
WHA r 01 HERS ARE SAYING.
A cult• UV Till 01.1/ BLOCK.
Kingetoe Freeman : Mr. SI U. Cameron,
who was alerted to Wet Huron, bis proven
himself a ship of the old block in ao else
tom conies'. H• woe agaivat hot opposi-
tion.
DIDN'T KNOW Tug CITY el AIS.
Blyth Standard : A gentleman from
Uuderloe had oever stopped at a big models
hotel until he visited Toronto reeently
After going to his room he wanted a drink
of water and on looking around to bed
some, saw 0Fc words "push twice for water"
under a button In Ibe wall. Hs pushed
twice, than held an empty alars under the
bottom, and In that position the bell boy
!Quad him when he arrived with the water.
!/!L wiTe'nal.l. 11AS So (*AU. YOK .Val
PLAINT.
S.afortb Expositor : The Dederick St.r
of I.et week complains bitterly because
many temperance reformer" In Wet Huron
did not vete for Mr. Mitchell, the Consesva•
Owe and temperance .andldate a that rid•
lag, as was expected. We presume It will
be admitted that Mr McLean, the Liberal
candidate le South Huron, has been II long
is advocate of temperance aad prohibition
principle and as ardent and ae coons. sot a
supporter of the temperance cause as Mr.
Mitchell hes been. Had kir McLean re
shred in South Heron one quarter as many
Tory temperance vote as Mr. Mlt.hdl re
abed Reform temperate" •oto, he would
bars beat elected by a fair maladie, instead
of baring been delimited. Besides this, Mr.
Mitchell's oppoeeat, was a supporter of e
Ue moot and party that has elven to the
temp.r•ne party all the advanced bglde
Hon they hays ever received, while Mr.
Either, Mr. McLoan's opponent, 1a a sup-
porter of a party that I. pledged to opptee
prohlbitloo and temperance legnfadon I.
g I. This !e a statement of the case
which it would be well for both t,mperenee
Reformers sed temperance Conwrvatices to
ponder over, mod further go.. to show that
Mr. Mitchell has not much to complain of
In comparison with other, on the diffetent
side of polities from himself.
The Cause of Dee'.,...
l)eafoew and Impaired hsarine are due
almost entirely to eatarrhal loft smmatioo of
the euetaobiau tubes. Permanent cure is
guaranteed to all who inhale Catarrhoz,ne
as directed. 1 hi. vegetable antiseptio is
telltale] at the mouth. and alter trarerming
ail the air passages of the respiratory orgens
Is exhaled through the nostrils , tt complete-
ly "eradicates catarrh from any part of the
system. clear. the ears, nose sad throat,
and alloys Inflammation, eongetlion and
soreness. For deafness, earache, ringing in
the sore, had noises, omtarsh, asthma cad
tr000hltle, wed cal comes can devise
nothing as beneficial as Catarrh, z tee.
Complete outfit for two months' use, price
$1 00 : trial sir., 25c. Druggists, or N. C.
Poison & (1o., Kingston, Ont.
Hamilton's fills are effective.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Semitones ).4Ac,tivit -Scribner'. M,g•
ashes for June show., in a etrila no manner,
both the progress of the times due to the
latest advances I. knowledge sod a wealth
of original literary materiel, - notably the
two great semis by the leading Amerman
writers, Richard Harding Days sad F.
Hopkinson Smith. These two stortes•whloh
reach the highest mark in the achievement
of each writer, are entirely different to
soops and treatment. One is a story of et -
venture and the other is • romance of artist.
life in New York. "The hew Agriculture,'
by W. 8. Harwood, sets forth in popular
form the great work of the agrloaltural ex
perlmeet stations to the various State.
In "The Calf Stream Myth end the Anti -
Cyclone." Harley Maitland Watts combats
same popular Ides. regarding 'Tomlin in
Huesca". An attractive form of nature
study is most pietur•equely shown in "The
Camera In • Country Lane," which Is iI
loetrated very beautifully In lists from
photographs by E(ekemeyer. Other Inter -
settee articles, three Illustrated short stone
and other features are included le this Puny
bee.
A True Ir Tonle
Will act, nee so mach directly upon the
nerves as spore the digestive facetious sod
the abundant formation of red, vitulzing
blood, Nerves can't he fed on medicine;
they ac, however, be restored and etreegth•
tined by assimilated food. The marvelona
action of Ferroeone arise from Its aotloo
overthb digestive and assimilative processes.
Whoa yon take Ferroeone the bleed is purl.
sed, str•egtheeed, and grows rich and red.
Thee you grow vigorous, healthy and
beautiful, ready for work, because you have
the strength to do ft. No tonic for the
brain. blood er nerve compares with Form
zone. Prise 50c , at droggsa, or Polson & MISS
Co . Klogetee, flat
Homilton's Pal. are effective.
DIABE1 ES CURED.
CaANeao>K, May 15th ,l'i02.
MaoLeod Medicine Co.,
Uoderlob, one.
A year are last April 1 was taken very
ill. About two weeks I could not keep any
feed on my stomach. After that it took a
queer tura and I could not get smooch food
to eat or enough water to dr". k. I never
felt aniseed. I we treated by s ••eral
doctors and they did not he'p mu any at all.
I got so weak that I coul.i eoately walk
Without help, my memory fa led me, and 1
000ld not sleep at nigh,. I used to take a
big pitcher of water with me at night, some
n ights I had to gee up ant retia. it Oo
hearing of your rem,diee for diabetes we
secured your Harmony No. 1 and :5o. 2 and
a bottle of Protelo Re,urgam in Au, u,t
1901 I started taking year medicine at
ore., a•cord.ng to direotinne i tock it
renal. ly, and Ia short time felt a gr•.t
ohaog• for the I only w label 90
lbs when I begs „ today- I snob 1271 lb,.
Tbi. le the moat I ever weighed in my life
and I feel as well as I , ver did in my life.
My fr ends never thougnt I could get bet•
Nr. I cannot speak ton highly of your
mod c ,e, and for the benefit of others who
may be alibied as I was pleat peso my
n ame.
I am, deer sir, your. truly, BELtl Dee•
CANSON.
AUCTION SALES-
Tnrtt.Dev. June 12. -Auction sale of
fane.e, farm stood, Implements ani house-
hold furniture, property of Jero Mugford,
lot I, con 4. Colborne, one mile from Hen•
miller. Everything to go without
JO/1N idreroac, proprietor. Toon as
l;cvDRy, auctioneer.
Brussels will celebrate Coronation Day
and Wlogh►m Dominion Day. Saforth Is
preperint for a grand reception to the
Huron Old Boys on the SM of July, and
tied, rich will have a bin day on July 12,
when the crest Orange oelebratloo will hake
place.
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT THE OLD STAND -
Victoria Street, (oderich
JAS. A. STRACHAN has
taken ever lb. plant and business
conducted sncoe.efully for so many
years 1,y hi, lather, the late I) K.
Strachao, and intends refitting the
shop In the most op to date man•
ner po.slblr.
He will make a epecislty of a'l
kinds of repairing, such as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers, --5nd all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Por'able Engines
thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machineand Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specialties manufactur-
ed by the late D K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
ises.
Call or write for particulars.
Jas. A. Sifaclian
MACHINIST.
OUR SPRING STOCK
ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
Our stock is complete in every line. Call and inspect.
CAMERON,
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WE have been in the Bicycle Business ever -41.�
since a Bicycle was a Bicycle, and never he -
fore have we had such a variety to make a choice from, nor has the value ever been
so good.
STEARNS BRANTF'O1b RACYCLE MITCHELL
CRESCENT WORLD HYSLOP
ADLAKE CROWN Etc.
Also a number of used Wheels, some almost as good as new, at
low prices.
it you need anything in Bicycle Repine we carry a fill lice, and our repair dep•.rtment is eupplh
equipment neeeaary to turn Oct gond work, and is in charge of a firet-class repairman.
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In the Piano and Organ Business we are no novices. "'"'thirty years of ex•
portent" to worth eon
xielerahle to tote. Have viii ,ern nor pominien Pianos and Organs, the hest value mads in Canada, also our'
Worntwith Pianos and Goderioh Organa•
Eesh if van .lo not intend to buy just, now call on ue and we will le pleased to show you what we hats It is our
ho,onear to show yrs.. the superior pointa of our instruments. We have a few gond second hand Organa.
In Sewing Machines westillsellthe White (rotary and vibrator), New Williams
Queen. All supplied with the latest attachments and glt.eratllee I
Standard. anal
ter len years.
We carry a full line of (loiters, Mandolins, Violins, A000relenns, Harmonica,, Str,ngs, Sheet Music, Meir Rook., ere.
If you -In not live in town write and we will be platelet to mend yon eataingnee of noir movie, or In call on you
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WEST SIDE OF SQUARE - - OODERICH a
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l'Phoe861.1. H. COLBORNE C.,�nil':,C,
Dross Musllnm,.
Black, Colored. Black
and White and Whlt• la
priors', Ito, 9,, loo, 120,
14,, 16,, 17,,, 20,,
25o, 303, 36 i and boo'
The largest raog•uf Drew
Muslin' ever seen In
Uoderloh.
Lasa Curtains.
60o, 75o, 85c, 903, $l 00,
$1 25, $1.50, $1,75,$2.00,
$2.26, $2 60. $2.75,113 00,
$3 25, $3 50 and $4.50.
tt bite and catered Cur.
talo Muslims, frilled.
Frilled Curtain Brussels
Nes and Art Muslin..
Parasols.
Direst from the makers,
end at Bed Rook Prices :
60o. 75,. $1 00, $1.26,
$1 60, $1,7h. $1.90 $2 00,
11 'd 25, $2.75, $3.00 and
$4.00, and values right.
hlrt Waists,
la Bleak Ssttaena,$1,16,
$1.25, $1.50,21 75, $2 00
and $260. Willer Watsm
eat whits floe Meshes,
860. $1.00, $1.25, $1.76,
$2.00 and 11256.
Skulk Satanna
Skirts.
$1.00, $1.50
$1 75, $2.00.
Gingham.
A hie range sad all new.
8o, 10o, 121e, lye and
20,.
Prints.
8000 yards, 6o, 80, 10,
and 121o. All new this
spring,
While Skirts,
Wbite Waists,
While Drawers.
Wiles Gowns.
Blaok Cashmere
Hose.
20j to 650. Cotton Hose
loo to 400.
We wish to call special attention to the above lines as there is no better
value to be found anywhere.
Fashion Sheets for June and July reedy.
The latest op-to.late Patterns for sale, 15o, 2 for 26s.
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Greet talus I. 9c COLORBD DRESS MIJSI4Nd lad BLACK COTTON KOOK at 6.,
100 cad l5{0.
J. H. COLBORNE
Have you put away your
FURS
yet???
Tile new way is to row
Moth -proof Bags.
They are mode in various size. We hive
them. The coat le small.
Beatemall Stovepipe Varnish
('oat Ott, p or. before putting them
away to prevent rest. Fine for bug
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glee and all exposed Iron -work.
PRICE - 25c.
Climax Furniture Polish
Makes old thing* look new.
Package Seeds, Dlstnteotants,
Patent Medicines.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK...
In n. pet ■p year rrrsrrlpiiese .ed eerily Merelpt& tie de the work as 11 should
he deme.
You Can Pick a
Lock Here That
Can't Be Picked
When on Your
Door.
All Sorts of Locks at all Sorts of Prices.
Some are expensive because of the care with which they
are made. They are safe wherever used. Put one on and
your property is safe.
N. D. RO UGV IE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
Hammocks
Our line of Hammocks this season ranges
from 75c to $5.00, We handle the famous
"Stag" brand, known for their durability and
fast colors. \
A 34 z 72 Hammack, fall col, red, with pillow $1 60
A 36 x 76 Hammock, full colored, with pillow 2.00
A 36 z 76 Hammock, full oolrrel, pill .w sod drapery 300
A 40 x 80 Hsmmook, full colored, blue or black, silk warp pillow, fringe
drapery .. 4.60
Croquet Sets, 4 Balls, 511 Mallet, $1.25.
Croquet Sets, 6 Balls, 6» Malls $4.
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Full set, wooden rackets, 4 balls " $1,00
Full set, skin rackets, 4 balls 2.50
Full set, vellum rackets 2.50
Sand Paper Rackets, separate, 50c.
Wood Rackets, separate, 25c.
halls, 5c each, 500 a dozen.
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Study Breed es a specialty. Their Bread will
please No doubt shout it. No better can be
baked. it interests everyone to know where to
get the best.. A sample loaf convinces.
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11 our stock of
SPRING AND
SUri i 1ER
SHOES
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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. SHARMAN
EVERY BUYER
PLEASED WITH
OUR SHOES.
DIABE1 ES CURED.
CaANeao>K, May 15th ,l'i02.
MaoLeod Medicine Co.,
Uoderlob, one.
A year are last April 1 was taken very
ill. About two weeks I could not keep any
feed on my stomach. After that it took a
queer tura and I could not get smooch food
to eat or enough water to dr". k. I never
felt aniseed. I we treated by s ••eral
doctors and they did not he'p mu any at all.
I got so weak that I coul.i eoately walk
Without help, my memory fa led me, and 1
000ld not sleep at nigh,. I used to take a
big pitcher of water with me at night, some
n ights I had to gee up ant retia. it Oo
hearing of your rem,diee for diabetes we
secured your Harmony No. 1 and :5o. 2 and
a bottle of Protelo Re,urgam in Au, u,t
1901 I started taking year medicine at
ore., a•cord.ng to direotinne i tock it
renal. ly, and Ia short time felt a gr•.t
ohaog• for the I only w label 90
lbs when I begs „ today- I snob 1271 lb,.
Tbi. le the moat I ever weighed in my life
and I feel as well as I , ver did in my life.
My fr ends never thougnt I could get bet•
Nr. I cannot speak ton highly of your
mod c ,e, and for the benefit of others who
may be alibied as I was pleat peso my
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I am, deer sir, your. truly, BELtl Dee•
CANSON.
AUCTION SALES-
Tnrtt.Dev. June 12. -Auction sale of
fane.e, farm stood, Implements ani house-
hold furniture, property of Jero Mugford,
lot I, con 4. Colborne, one mile from Hen•
miller. Everything to go without
JO/1N idreroac, proprietor. Toon as
l;cvDRy, auctioneer.
Brussels will celebrate Coronation Day
and Wlogh►m Dominion Day. Saforth Is
preperint for a grand reception to the
Huron Old Boys on the SM of July, and
tied, rich will have a bin day on July 12,
when the crest Orange oelebratloo will hake
place.
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT THE OLD STAND -
Victoria Street, (oderich
JAS. A. STRACHAN has
taken ever lb. plant and business
conducted sncoe.efully for so many
years 1,y hi, lather, the late I) K.
Strachao, and intends refitting the
shop In the most op to date man•
ner po.slblr.
He will make a epecislty of a'l
kinds of repairing, such as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers, --5nd all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Por'able Engines
thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machineand Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specialties manufactur-
ed by the late D K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
ises.
Call or write for particulars.
Jas. A. Sifaclian
MACHINIST.
OUR SPRING STOCK
ready for inspection, both in trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Trimmed Hats from $1.25 up.
Ready-to-wear Hats from $1.00 up.
Sailors from 15c up.
Our stock is complete in every line. Call and inspect.
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WE have been in the Bicycle Business ever -41.�
since a Bicycle was a Bicycle, and never he -
fore have we had such a variety to make a choice from, nor has the value ever been
so good.
STEARNS BRANTF'O1b RACYCLE MITCHELL
CRESCENT WORLD HYSLOP
ADLAKE CROWN Etc.
Also a number of used Wheels, some almost as good as new, at
low prices.
it you need anything in Bicycle Repine we carry a fill lice, and our repair dep•.rtment is eupplh
equipment neeeaary to turn Oct gond work, and is in charge of a firet-class repairman.
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In the Piano and Organ Business we are no novices. "'"'thirty years of ex•
portent" to worth eon
xielerahle to tote. Have viii ,ern nor pominien Pianos and Organs, the hest value mads in Canada, also our'
Worntwith Pianos and Goderioh Organa•
Eesh if van .lo not intend to buy just, now call on ue and we will le pleased to show you what we hats It is our
ho,onear to show yrs.. the superior pointa of our instruments. We have a few gond second hand Organa.
In Sewing Machines westillsellthe White (rotary and vibrator), New Williams
Queen. All supplied with the latest attachments and glt.eratllee I
Standard. anal
ter len years.
We carry a full line of (loiters, Mandolins, Violins, A000relenns, Harmonica,, Str,ngs, Sheet Music, Meir Rook., ere.
If you -In not live in town write and we will be platelet to mend yon eataingnee of noir movie, or In call on you
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WEST SIDE OF SQUARE - - OODERICH a
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Dross Musllnm,.
Black, Colored. Black
and White and Whlt• la
priors', Ito, 9,, loo, 120,
14,, 16,, 17,,, 20,,
25o, 303, 36 i and boo'
The largest raog•uf Drew
Muslin' ever seen In
Uoderloh.
Lasa Curtains.
60o, 75o, 85c, 903, $l 00,
$1 25, $1.50, $1,75,$2.00,
$2.26, $2 60. $2.75,113 00,
$3 25, $3 50 and $4.50.
tt bite and catered Cur.
talo Muslims, frilled.
Frilled Curtain Brussels
Nes and Art Muslin..
Parasols.
Direst from the makers,
end at Bed Rook Prices :
60o. 75,. $1 00, $1.26,
$1 60, $1,7h. $1.90 $2 00,
11 'd 25, $2.75, $3.00 and
$4.00, and values right.
hlrt Waists,
la Bleak Ssttaena,$1,16,
$1.25, $1.50,21 75, $2 00
and $260. Willer Watsm
eat whits floe Meshes,
860. $1.00, $1.25, $1.76,
$2.00 and 11256.
Skulk Satanna
Skirts.
$1.00, $1.50
$1 75, $2.00.
Gingham.
A hie range sad all new.
8o, 10o, 121e, lye and
20,.
Prints.
8000 yards, 6o, 80, 10,
and 121o. All new this
spring,
While Skirts,
Wbite Waists,
While Drawers.
Wiles Gowns.
Blaok Cashmere
Hose.
20j to 650. Cotton Hose
loo to 400.
We wish to call special attention to the above lines as there is no better
value to be found anywhere.
Fashion Sheets for June and July reedy.
The latest op-to.late Patterns for sale, 15o, 2 for 26s.
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Greet talus I. 9c COLORBD DRESS MIJSI4Nd lad BLACK COTTON KOOK at 6.,
100 cad l5{0.
J. H. COLBORNE
Have you put away your
FURS
yet???
Tile new way is to row
Moth -proof Bags.
They are mode in various size. We hive
them. The coat le small.
Beatemall Stovepipe Varnish
('oat Ott, p or. before putting them
away to prevent rest. Fine for bug
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glee and all exposed Iron -work.
PRICE - 25c.
Climax Furniture Polish
Makes old thing* look new.
Package Seeds, Dlstnteotants,
Patent Medicines.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK...
In n. pet ■p year rrrsrrlpiiese .ed eerily Merelpt& tie de the work as 11 should
he deme.
You Can Pick a
Lock Here That
Can't Be Picked
When on Your
Door.
All Sorts of Locks at all Sorts of Prices.
Some are expensive because of the care with which they
are made. They are safe wherever used. Put one on and
your property is safe.
N. D. RO UGV IE,
The Cash Hardware Store. Goderich, Ont.
Hammocks
Our line of Hammocks this season ranges
from 75c to $5.00, We handle the famous
"Stag" brand, known for their durability and
fast colors. \
A 34 z 72 Hammack, fall col, red, with pillow $1 60
A 36 x 76 Hammock, full colored, with pillow 2.00
A 36 z 76 Hammock, full oolrrel, pill .w sod drapery 300
A 40 x 80 Hsmmook, full colored, blue or black, silk warp pillow, fringe
drapery .. 4.60
Croquet Sets, 4 Balls, 511 Mallet, $1.25.
Croquet Sets, 6 Balls, 6» Malls $4.
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Full set, wooden rackets, 4 balls " $1,00
Full set, skin rackets, 4 balls 2.50
Full set, vellum rackets 2.50
Sand Paper Rackets, separate, 50c.
Wood Rackets, separate, 25c.
halls, 5c each, 500 a dozen.
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