HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-6-26, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
TRUaioAY, June 26, 11109. 5
W. Acheson &Son
Bargains is Table Linens.
200 Table Cloths, 2 x 2i, pure Irish linen and double damask, slight-
ly imperfeot, but almost imperceptible, handsome quality, regular
value $2.50 and $3.00, at each $ 1.50
140 double daninsk, pure liuea Cloths, size 2 x 3 yards, regular value
$3.00 to $3.25 at each $1.75
Cashmere Hose, 25c a pair.
34) drive women'@ plus bleak cashmere How, medium ws'sht. seamier feet,
double sole, *sera ephued:b.els and toes, fashioned, ease Si L, 10, regular val-
ue 40o, at pts pair epeot.l
Parasol Umbrella Special.
3 doses ladies' Umbrella Parasols. fulls ze.'later•l wood handle, steelier
Mtmmed, saver of *ilk and wool, frame best queer and patent spring, regular
value 12 75, ol.arlog .t, special .....
Ladies' Vests.
20 di ren bailee' white hole thread Ves& with half sleeves and Ntevelaie. finely
6nleb.d and ribbon trimmed, feeblest/Id, our rerular 25o goods, apsolel Juo•
olwnov sale at wob l.i,. or 2 for 25,
Carpet Special.
800yerd. Kogluh Tapestry Carpets, 27 loohes wide. *owlet coloriegs gad de-
dgss .5l to a dozes petterne to uboo.e from, •ztra heavy quality, regular boo
and b50 tonally, .t per yard, epeoi.l
Phonates, of Matthaei, Mrs Jobs Mao-
Uo.ald, of Goderlub, and else William
Greediest, of lluderiob, were willed hurt,
but she U muob better now, we u• glad to
lay.
Maltese Fred Jebostoo retuned home law
week from Swotted, where be hes bee
gels, es soh .ol.
Mrs. John Celery and two di Idreu. of
Wtogbam, yblted former's the slater, Moss
Hood, ea Tuesday.
Mn. Wm. Diamond and little daughter,
Floreaoe, of W logeam, visited at 'Dittoes
Ouulta' last Thursday.
Mr. sod hire. Waiter Burgas mod ohlid-
ren, of Mitchell, visited the l0rmer'd •an4,
Mrs. Dentel Lewis, last week.
Mre. (Rev.) West and little daughter
Rhone returued on Monday atter:• moots'•
olds with her parents at Whitby.
John Uudiner's saw was badly injured
)• speoid Lialu that went through last
Wedoes.ay monolog, and io ooswqueooe
25o had to be killed.
Joseph Pugh shipped • c•rlted of bogs to
Palmerston on Monday. sad Duff and
Stewart reo•Ivwt • i uload of British Uolum
bits 'Wages the same day.
Jaok Stewart out • gash In bis foot us the
cuouler gave to the mill en Monday. He
was tickler/ some *derive out of tee way
and sookleotally hit the saw.
Whitfield Jermy., ot the Hlusysls road,
who has bees Ili for some time died ou
Monday and the fu oral was held from U.
Methodist obutoh so Wednesday afternoon
About forty guest* wore assembled a1 ' he
residence of Magnus Steno., Mhrns. t•
wiliness the marrlags of Mrs. Spenoe's dew,
Mise Mary It onion, to S,muel Plastow, of
Restos, reor Wit. Rev. W. .1. West, M.
A , the bride • pastor, performed the sere.
away. '1'he bride was dewily d d to
w►ue mu.)iu and law and canted • bouquet
.1 fusee. Toe groom's pretreat to her vies •
gold watch and oh.to. 11r. and Mrs
Plastow left on Saturday for their future
home, sod carry with than many widow
for tbetr bspplossa.
11.59
454
Bstterlok's Potter's far July view all 1' stock, sad July lamb ou ,beta le aid free for
all saqulrera
W. Acheson & Son.
THE ASSIZES.
• 11th• or the Etas Mean id Jostles .ekes
■r. Justice 5lreel,
Mr. Jostles Street presided a1 the 'tittles
sf the High Court of Justioe lot week.
Tor Bread jury was composed of the follow -
Ing
T. F. Colima°, 3salortb (.berme') ;
Rlobud B. Bewley. Montt ; M•ttbew
teeter, Stanley ; Freese@ Doyle, Nutlet ;
John Elegised, Hollow ; James (demo. 9',
Helens ; Wm. Hill, Colborne ; John L,.p,
Asb6e11 Hugh Mclateeb, Ashfield ;
Ifaoeld MoCorvle, Cltetoa ; leaois MoUee,
l'.borne ; Peel Reid, Ashfield ; Edward
Smith. (ir.y.
Thee being o0 criminal boelors oefwe
the Cour*, His Lordship was pretreated by
the Sheriff with the ourtom•ry pair of
white gloves. 'There were fury sad
Iwo sou -jury owed o0 the olell list, and
mew were disposed .1 as fo lows
Rook et al. ys Trott -An aotlou regard -
log the administration ot an estate. E. F.
R. Jobatoo, K. 1. , (Toronto). and F. W.
(:ladmas.( Mew), ter pills; W. Preud•
foot, 14. C., fes deft. Oa •wouot of the
sheens of defendant's hatband, meld to be
• material whoever, the trial wee powwowed
t0 the art Au toes.
Allan vs Raver. -aa potion for dower.
W. H. Rieke, K. C., (Toronto). for plff. ;
Alex. Shaw, K (' , (W.lkerteo). for def.
This ewe was tried without • jury Jude
meat was reserved.
Smith vs. Soh000hel•. - Aottoo for
damaree to property by a 11 rod at Pere
Albert. W. Proudfoot, K ), , sed R. C.
Hays for plff. Peelip Holt, K 1'., for
deft. Adjourned to next Aimless.
Doherty vs. Millen' and M.oufeotursn'
Co.. This w0. an .otter taken
by the well-known organ manofutorsr el
('.leten against the company named on •
alum le wsorettoo with the last fire .1 the
Doherty factory The plaintiff olalmted
psym•ot of pollees ameaotl.r to 18,000,
whiob defendants alleged had lapsed aad
h ad net hem legally renewed. Messrs.
l'roudleet & Hay. for pled ; Walter Bar-
wick,
arwink, K. C. (Toronto), for delta. Ells Lerd-
shlp devalued with We jury. Jadgmest
was rewrvsd.
Nestle vs. Grand Trunk Railway Co. ---
This potion was taken by F. G. Nosh's. of
Seilertl, for alleged o.sligeece, wkiob
allowed an weeps of steam irom the piper
renewing steam for heating purposes on
the (lompeoyg passenger (towhee The
plalretff was getting oo the trate at Mit
okell, and he °l• eyed that a burs) of stews
from between the oars blinded him sad he
f.11 between the station platform and the
w oos of the oar, lajorle' his lege. E. L
Dicklosos for plff ; O, F. Shepley, K. C.
(Toronto), for delta '1'h. jury was out for
over throe boars ooa.iderlog a wordiol to
the owe, but was oosble to eeeee and was
dlsnb.rrsd by His Lordship.
Monter et. Marne. - Action on a
promlesery note. H. J. i). Cooks (Hensel!)
for plff ; Meese. McPherson & Davi 1.01
(Stratford) for deft Aottoo Waled be-
1wDea the wiles out of sours.
MoN•bb ys. 7•tlll•r.-Aotlon for sxoes.iys
eels of l'gser to the late Alex. MoNabb.
The ddsoda.t w0. •1 toe time of the gale of
lienor • betel keeper In the village of Brus•
sls, and it was alleged that M.Nsbb, while
under the iafosnoe of liquor suppled to
him. tell Into the cellar of the hotel and
was fatally lojared. The plaintiff ergo the
daughter of deos•.ed. O. F. Blair (Bras
sole) for D) . ; W. M. Slool.lr (Broseele) for
deft. N. edict for plaintiff for 1250 teed
own.
Taylor v■ 1)oups,-An action for breach
of promise of marriage. The plaintiff lives
n ear Klrkto., and the defendant was and!
meetly • msrohant to Leta J. 0. Sew
bury (Exeter) br DpIff. The defedaot was
n et represented. Vsrdloe for plaintiff for
41200 and wets.
Fowler ye. Hug111.-Aetloe for ap•olfio
performance. Meters. t'roadfsol & Hays,
for plff.;.). M. Bert (S.alorth) for deft. T1le
settee was tried without • jory. Jodi -
moot was riven declaring the arreement In
e vidence to be the true •gresment between
the parties and ordering that the same be
speoliwlly performed. Defeoileate b say
ares of the .oboe to the trial. Matter e/
title referred to the Leoal Matter at Gods
[le► N report.
DUNLOP.
MONILy. Jot. 23.
D. Met.rso, of God.rioh, with his well-
known hoisting •ppu•tas and staff of men,
was r•t..ng A. Allen's farm billdlog and
putting new .tils under it.
What with the excuntcne both by wets
and by 'awl and the picots• .t Morrtedale
sad •t the lake oo M.oMaooue' term. bet
week was one of p:earur• to a greet men,.
to the •bassos of po.tma.ter and Mrs.
Folioed to attend • wedding 1a Uodertob
township oo W.daeeday of lee week, Wm.
Fulford, of Leiburn, ably dtsoharged tt.e
dueler of merchant sad postmaster pro tom.
PORT ALISER1.
Moop*r, Julie 23, 1902
Miss Alice Rarities. acme up teem De -
Molt for • few days last week.
Mies M. Graham, of Gederlch, Is viedeg
her soot, Mr Kendal Graben.
Mrs. Thor. Joy, of Nashville, Toon., is
bre on an *stondod reit to relatives.
Mrs. Sohoechato and daughter, Margie,
here returned from vette' 10 Myer ton.
Mr. end Mrs. Jas. MoWbtooey took In
Ibe exournoo to Detroit ad report •
pleasant time.
Rev. Mt. Rutherford, who preaches In
the }'rerhytorten oburob here, •tteoded the
general •oaembly to Toronto.
The garden party In o>emotion with the
Forelimb church, Arid oh the rpeoloos pound.
f Mr. Fester on W.dssed•y last, was • de.
aided sinews.
LEtBURN.
MusDAY, June 23.
Rtohard Foley and Wm. Folioed were o0
ea lowere.tiog trip to Swlortb last week.
IL was so nice that they overly missal ►hs
ween train 0p to Uodsrlch aril then with
szoesdbrly quick motion they reached the
harbor to tree for the night excursion on
the lake by the Greyhound. Both will go
bens te Seatorth 1 i July, the lather a of so
tar.
On St, Patrick's moralise to the yotr A
1). 1867 our now bis resident, Geo.
Kober, wee seen bemiring a fern -gate to a
young elm tree at the north Ed. 01 Clue
moot farm on Hubbsrnat row. Alter a per -
led o1 thirty -6,e ►Dare Perot' Stewart, with
hie Noe Wilbur, and Samuel Potter 4.n the
moroloR o1 Buns' birthday out down the
sow sturdy elm with long saw and e.,
savior the nett as • ihopo.ng block, with
the iron binges to. Uogb'tor Doer any day
ea see the block at Mr Stewart'.. He
teak one of the Vogels to be sawn at that
"away'', while the remaloder was one op ter
firewood
t1LUEVALE.
1'cgs nA r, Jose 17.
We are glad to see the improvement lo
1he trate servi05.
Mise Barber" Thynoe, of Arthur, le visit
log bet soder, Mr.. Hailey.
Mr. and Mr.. Robert Mo}'breon visited
relatives at M000ton this week.
Mrs. Frank Paterson, of Wingbtm,
netted relatives here on Tuesday.
George MacDon•:d had men employed on
Tueedav moving hie driving sherd.
Mr. sod Mrs. Thomas Cools.@ vlslted
relatives •1 Molesworth oo Toerlay.
The Allows Plastow, of Rooton, attended
the wedding of their brother last Weiner
day.
Mrs. Wm Stewart vieitedher daughter,
Mn. Martin Masten, at Corhettoo last
week.
Rev. Mr. id of( elvie, of Wroxeer,pr.•ohed
in the Methodit oburoh last Sabbath
evening.
Mn. John Gardiner w0. rialto 111 last
weer, and In c0oo.gsenoe Mrs Fred Mc-
Cracken, of Brussels, Mrs. Christopher
----Fencing
Barb
Wire at
$2.85
BEST NO. 9
COILED WIRE.
American Fie
Ideal Field,
Frost Field
and steel Oates.
SCYTIIE8, SN ATM,
FLOES and RAKES.
Alt the very blst and the price is
very low, considering quality. We
aim to get the best, and do get it.
SCREEN DOORS
and WINDOWS
are fast genera wit h us.
MISSION OF SELF-SACRIFICE.
Now Lo Dieter Ills Will - ape■d Two
Years abroad.
Rev. U T Currelly, M. A , of Toronto, a
• well -know n student and graduate of Ve-
tere. Uotprsity, aid • former Hester man,
left on May 2 oo • quest as rom.ntio as
that led by S r IJ.I•h•d le search of the
Holy Grail. Mr Currelly intends to speed
two year. aid • hal( to Europe, principally
to Fanwood England. etulytog the cow
dation' of Itis moos the common people, to
order to satisfy his own thins for eootologwel
informs, ion, and incidentally to obtain
materiel for his 4 h. D. thesis In 0000ectlon
with the department of political science of
foroo•o Uc'yenity Mr. Currelly is of
strong physique ; lib frame 1s hardened by
the r gore et pioneer mteeiooary work ob
.slued to lits two years' life a a trnelllor
Method:et promoter in the Caaalian North-
west. Relylog on hie splendid physical
fitness, Mr. Currelly Intends to become a
Lborer,.od will work for his hulas •0100t
the peasare of Fr•oce and •rtiz.ne of L .-
doo. Among other gosstloos which he pro
poser to Inveitlgats is Ibs oft repeated
query ; "Why do the cemmon people not
go to church !' Mr. Carrell,/ ell study
Om question In Prow first of 511, where
the •nt.-ohuroh fwlie• rete high among the
masses leen os soul lire among the sub
merged tooth 1. Loudon. where only 6v.
Dar tent. of the population attend obutoh
eetv.oes. Mr. Carrells. is by trade • wood
wryer, but If this fads him he le sure h.
will be able to prove himself a laborer
worthy of his hire Ls some other depart meat
of mamas' toil. In the panes' of his labor
between the French and tee Bogllali ex-
perlaoe., Mr. Curiosity Intends is spend ell
months in the dreamy v.meephere of Uz
turd.
HOLLYWOOD
PAINT
is the best and chrapest paint the
customers can buy it spreads
well, looks well, and best of all,
wean longer than anything else.
McKENZ1E & HOWELL
THII PLACE TO BUY
SAO •IDI •CUARL.
talusble Adel,. to Ale.ssetle,.
Eat meat ep.rlegly, and take eery little
Ayold totortr sou, keep away from
dampness, drink water abundantly, and al.
ways rely oo Norvilloe as a qulok re'ievsr
of rheumatic peloe. Being fits bmes
stronger than ordinary remedies, Ner,iltee'e
power over pole Is simply beyond belief.
It surea oleo sol•tioa, lumbago, neural/1s
and .'1 pain, whether internal or eternal.
1. srge betties, prioe 253,
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The Liberals of South Oxford bold their
annual mestlog at Mount N:Iglo oe Friday.
lir. McKay, the lets member for the rrdine,
duoosed the causes of his defeat. It was
sot true, he said, that the detest wa.dos
to lank of exertion on bis part. A vital
mstter •t I0ue woe th• problbltloo question,'
and he was assured that he had loot 400
votes of the Lthsrel prohibitionist. He
had loot ths.dupport of tis. I.goor men as
wall on account of his refusal to pledge him
sell 40 follow the 000rw that they asked.
He oou d prove that meow had been sent
foto the riding by sooh ca as Seagram,
Walker, Corby and 4 oodrham to fight him.
The Liberals have decided to protest Kart
ad West Hamilton. They have abundant
oedemas of crookedness on the part of rte
(oeserrrlves In the recent election le
Cowie Bruce the returning olfiow 0000lu led
the duties •tiaohing to hie position with
aaoh despatch that the 1: berals were de
prlved of their legal privilege of securing •
reooan., whlob might have resulted io •
Liberal gain, as Mr. Hugh ('lark, the Con-
es votive oandldate, had but • majority of
Bve
votes In Muskoka Or. Brldgland, the
Literal, lost twenty ween voter became
two deputy rewrote, officers did not sign
ballots with their lawful initials. Henry
(J. Orey marked ballots "H. (J ," and the
judge holds that he should have signed "H
C O." Wlbfam MoN•oghton initialed bel-
low "W. Mo N.," and the indite holds that
he should have signed "W. M." it these
errors had dons lojo►y to the Oprodtion Ili•
stead el to the hovernment party, there
would have been • great outory ageinsl
"the mahi.e." These thing@ would have
been denounced throughout the reentry u
Weaned villalalss.-Toronto Star.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
thereof. Pretreat robe, est owl for four
ounces. MerubaorlL.e or mueeltet.e rue now
tar is g I, mcle hug otatioi sty and
Mask books, dry good., groceries. hardware,
sea, eb•11 he .ubjeut to the rale of W.
ueot.NI' the first two curious or fraubiou
mereul, and two wow ler teeth addittsu
a1 two snouts or hewer' thereof
Peewit rale, owe oast per suave
weight or trauUuu. Oe all matter 910.405
betwwo the Atha mod Yukon distrait. and
soy otter put of the Uoeialon (,10595 60"
as as paid for at the letter t$0 of two wow
LW 00.000 er fraotloo thereof, oiroulus 001
• load o5 two ouuos. In weight, and saws
papers from the etcher of 0ubleatlso), 11,.
postai rates shall be double those °barged
ea the wee sissies of rustier peeing in ass)
other put el the Domlolen.
The library of the Collegl•te lastituI• has
received a valuable addinoo from tb• pro
weeded the reveal Fol Kennedy wooers,
in the shape of • set of volumes un Ne'.ar.
Study. 1'h• books, seven to number, are
handsomely boned and beautifully diners%
ed and will be of great and permsaent
•slue to the oohed.
0
"Craft must bc vcilcd,
but truth tors naked."
Poor shoe must bc
highly finished to veil
defective material. but
good shots need not fur
to bc seen in their naturaI
leathers.
The cost of abnormal
finish Ls put into unusual
service and valued by the
Iters (through then
price on the sok) in -
"The Slater Shoe"
welter
W . Siar al, Jr. • Sole Local Aged.
CORONATION DAY
JUNE 26.
DOMINION DAY
JULY 1.
Return tickets will be issued between all
stations in Canada; all stations in Creeds
to and from Detroit and 1' rt Huron Mich ,
AND TO but not from Buf.tl ,..N Y., Black
Hot•k, N Y.. Niagara Foils, N Y , and Sus.
pension Bridge, N Y., at
Single First -Class Fare
t-:uo 1 going June 25.11 art 26th. returning
from destination on or before Jew 27th also
good going June 3001 and July 1st, valid for
return until July 2nd, 1902
Single First -Class Fpre and One -Third
Goal )going June 24t11 to July let, in. lu
sive, valid for return on or before July 3rd
T ckete and all iuformatiou from agents
Grand Truck Rai.way System.
F. F. LAWRENCE.
Town Ageut, Uuderich,
JAS. I). MciX)NALD,
District Paaewuger Agent, Toronto.
The POINT FARM
Near Ooderich, Ont.
N ew• SCALS Olt PORTAL RAW. --Ge and
after July 1 a revised sale of peewit rates
will t• charged on mil matter ocher than
letters or oorrespondeooe 'Ids following
ars the new rater compared with the old :-
Oo Isgal and oommroial pawn and
other matter either wholly or pertly In writ
tog (extent the matter mentioned in the
n ewt eneereeding eeettoe) the rate shell be
two wets per onn^e or fraetlon thereof
Present rate Ike game. On manuscript of
books and newspapers, and on three dorm
mewsof the Dominion and l'rovinelal
Governments and of ma.Jolpal authorities
n ow eubjeot to the one tient per Imo souse
raw, the rete sb.11 be two *onto for the first
four cocoa or frailties thereat and oee soot
for ..oh .ddltieeal two canoes or hellion
thereof. Present rale one sant for sash two
seats.. t)o all meter other than sews
papers, wholly printed or Ilthegraohed
(winding olroolare, oawloges., pamph-
let., books, oto.), the rete .hall lee ono
oeol tor e.oh ewe miaow or trestles
thereof. I'rwsat rats nee tent for lour
oonoes or treaties. On maps, prints,
drawlers, eogr•vlsp, phetegrapbs, plans
(without speelfiwtiey), sheet mese,
vleitinr dards (not wrlttee), printed
forms wlthnol writing of any kind, be -
tautest, sotomelegicel and mleralogioal
specimens. Eke rate .hell M two
oasts for She first four ..neer or
hetet ion thereof site erne wet for
web alditlo.al two noadw or treaties
thereof. Present rote one est fes sash
9
This well•koewa and popular summer
resort will be conducted during toe oom
i0,4 season under new management. Re
parr, alterations an! improvements are
now being made to the buildings and
erouode, and the latest and most ap-
proved met/ole of ma.•gemeot will be
iwrodoced.
The hctd will be open the first week In
tole.
For terms and further particular" ad-
dress
The Huron, Bruce & Grey
Electric Ry. CO., Limited,
Iwo miaow. Steeds, matting• (het not
set Bowen), halbe, root", 1od11ag
plaudit, Wows or pare and palletise
and @metes of merehandles .hall he eahjwt
ALi. HARDWARE CHKAP. to the rate of two omits lite the first tour
OODER/CH. eek or legation thereof, wed eco cast fee
sash addltionetl tee mese or trestles
P.O. Box 73 Oodertch, Ont.
%mood for Sale.
Hewing established "awing and split.
Clog m•oh.wry at my Coal and Wood
Yard et the hem.' of Nelson street, and
hiving a terve stock of Cordwood on
hand, 1 am In a position to furnish first.
Wass Yin•• Wood promptly and at
reasonable rater. Tornio. oasis on de
livery.
Office, Nel.on St. Telephone 75.
F. BARLOW HOLMES.
1009 'tb02
a, LISTOW
i(J--G
1s moving forward. Winter term begins Jan
1, 1545. Our rates are reasonable, nnr coarses
or stud thorough and praloat. Send for our
Journal mand see who, we teach. 8tad.nte may
enter •1 any time. Two courses of study,
Commercial and Hhorthan
C2. A. FLEMING, A. L. McINTYRR,
Pres. See,.
Owen Stun'. Listowel.
Goal! Coal
.1114T 1(IWEIVh.0
1 Car Massillon Washed
Nut Coal.
Thls 4)oal lo good for stoves
and grater a wally lighted
and gives out • tenet heat.
1 Car West Virginia:Lump
Coal.
2 Car Scranton Hard Coal.
Mssillnn gashed Nue 30041,
per 100 lbs, or
$r .iSO per tog.
Orr
--(AMC IT A TRIM ,
liotralga
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid len in the blood
by disordered kidneys
kniges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause Is the same aa in all
Rheumatism - disordered
Kidneys. The cure la like-
wise the mame-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
ARV 4i,
• SRI VINIF
A handsome steel siding for all
kinds of building' purposes ; supplied
either Galvanized or Painted
OUR ROCK FACEDSTONE
in fire and damp proof -resists all
weather conditions is very rea-
sonably priced -and can be so
easily applied it gives universal
satisfaction.
Find further facts about it in our
catalog.
Metallic Roofing So., Limited,
soh 01.5..10 Manorwotsrw..,
Tsrento, - - Canada
FOIL -AL': BY
Lee & Silepilard
Wm. Campbell.
(lederle1, Marsh 10th 1902.
\Or; TI1 rf)
Mlir
ICur.'.
The Division
between good andhodlfirreot
Drugs and Medlotnes
is etroocly defined here. The indtt.
ferent kind aro never orders! end
Dever permitted to form cart of nnr
stock. Only goods of uoduuo'.d
purity are offered to cuatumere.
Our stook . f
I-roprletary Medtolne•
le very lure. Prices are 1. w.
F. JORDAN
9
MEDICAL HALL,
Desi -q. Bakery.
I have bought out D. CAN-
TELON'S Baking business, and
will keep on hand bread matte from
the hest 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 ' -
and will make a specialty of
Pure Home-made Bread
This bread is made from hops and
.analt yeast, which is pronounced by
the medical health officers of Parte
and Old London, Eng., as the most
wholesome bread, and they condemn
the forced -raising -yeast process that is
used by bakers in factories as being
unwholesome and indigestible.
D. J. CURRY.
WORSELL'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Eavestroughing,
Metal Roofing and
Biding,
Dairy Tinware,
Iron Pipe and
Fittings ,
CHEAP.
Jordan
1 ''1looderlch,
Goderi/int.
I( I �' S
. nt.
TWO ABRCAINS
=OS= - and - CORSETS
HOSETwenty dozen, secured from a factory's overmake at under prioe.
• They are fult fashioned sr sinless. We thought they were good
value at 121c, and so did you because you bought the same hose freely from us
at 12ic. The lot of 20 dozen, as well *0 • few dozen we had left, to clear
at IOC
CORSETS •
• Ladies summer Corset*, short waist, straight front,
at 25c
Ten dozen heavy weight jean steel filled Corsets, 5 clasp, its drab only,
nicely trimmed, extra value at 50c, for 39c
Together with a few of those short waist, straight front, at the same prioe.
MILLINERY BARGAINS. CLOTHING BARGAINS.
M°K/M'S BUSY STORE.
Every Cyclist Deserves
Dunlop
Tires
Do you want the but tiro
-Dunlop Tires ? Or do
you want to pay just as
much for the second but ?
'Dunlort Tlree for Carriages and
Auto.- solid rubber and pneu-
matic.
DUNLOP TM( 00.
LIMITED,
TORONTO.
J BROPIIEY & SON
- TH1 L'ADINQ -
tk\�erla� Dvreetort'wn(L
Orden earerally attended to al all
hears, ■teat or day.
eaebee street.
WOOL
1 arrprrpared to bay this season's
ollp of Wool, as usual, at the--
BENMILLER WOOLLEN
MILLS
for highest owls prioe. or to et•
chew. for manufacture] articles
i shell have a large aseortmeet of
Homespun Cloth
for Lacher Dresses during the reason.
Tres success I had Inst year Indaoer
me to go exteodv.ly Into the msoa-
faoture of this artlole of olothiog.
JESSE GLEDHILL.
RBYNAS&CORNELL
UNDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS,
EMBALMERS, Etc.,
14051 s!de of Nears
ERICH, - ONT.
bight calla promptly sweated,
P. BARLOVLIIOLMES
keeps constantly tgla b.od and
50110 at t he lop/map toes .
Hard and Soft Coal,
Cannel Coal,
Blacksmith Coal,
Charcoal, Wood,
St. Mary's Lime.
.1 he b'.t brands of..,.e,.ee..,.
Portland Cement,
Sewer Pipe,
Firebrick, Fireclay.
It will pay you to inspect his
stock and get prices before purchasing.
Omce and Yards at the be•a or Nelson Street
Uodertob.
o all
Mese.
TAILORING...
I bays received my Now ybeoit of
Suitings, Tronaerings,
etc., for Spring and
Summer Wear.
11 you are getting • new .prise mall,
a light oven•o.1, or aaytbiog In my Ilee,
1 oan plea.* you in goods, Ht and price.
Witeadyltade 1'Is4klag 4. 'leek.
S. DIINLOP, TBELar'T
HELLO
THE OLD'
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
WOOL
ALWAYS ON HAND
McKilkp Mdnalj Fire Insnnnoe Ce.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW'. PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value 01 Pvoperty Ir mret up rn 'armory,
1501 es,e4t,f.6.M
U►r4CM.HM AND ntRRCTntte.
J. H. Melees pros : T. Fraser, vtoe-Eras.
Joe. Coanoll , 1'e. Dale. W. O. Broadtail, J.
Watt, Jas. f(lv.as, J. O. Orleve, J. He nswele,
directors; W. O. Hroadtoat, Hoafe•t h, Inspec-
tor of losses ; T. R. Hays, 8eaforth, eeoretary-
treasurer.
AGENTS
J. W. Yeo, Helmeevllle; James Cumming
Remondville ; R. MoMlllan, Seaforth ; H
Smith, Ilarlock.
Policy holders can pity assessments and get
their nerds received at Mr. Coati. Clinton, or
at 1110140411 Bros.' palaee Clothlog Store, Gods
rich
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The at ovo in cut into stove wood
jen,lth and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day es
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at rreidence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
G orderieh, Novels. 21.4.. 1899. 53-3m
THE REST
ScrallIoil Bard Coal
• IN THE MARKET
Al (foal weighed on the Market Heals)
where you get MO IW. for a ton.
WMw LEE.
Orders left at 1.33 al azimays
Store promptly attended Ie.
A Great Saap_...
le our (linger Seep, m1 hos •
pound, of whish we sell a barrel a week.
This Isn't our only soap, as we carry
everything that win be found In an apo
to -date erowry store, and our prices
ars right. Th. farmers know three they
min •Iw•y, get from us a snap ler Melt
produce. Ws draw the line at 50
legitimate trade - everything goes
(il.esware or potatoes, garden stuff ay
ohoiowt table Chine.. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & 00.,
Re Boll bleak. Gsler10
DO YOU BUY GROGERIES?
No one who buy. Groceries can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Groceries are
of the best quality, and the prices are aa low es first-slaga weds
can be bought at If you are not already dealing with us, make
a trial purchase, and wee if we cannot suit you.
S'TVRRY dr, CO.
Ti1F GROCERS, WEST HIDE SQUARE.
L'lloods promptly delivered.
Tgllpilloee 19o. 91.