The Signal, 1902-7-17, Page 44 TBOBeoAT, July 17, 1902.
Summer
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Comfort .
Requires the right kind
of Shirts.
The Shirt Waist Man will find in our stock that which
gives him pleasure in his appearance and makes him comfort-
able.
The Man Who Doesn't Approve of Shirt Waists will
find our stock full of good things for warns days.
Summer Clothing and Furnishings
throughout our store.
W • O. PRI DRAM.
We hays just received aao'ber shipment of boys' Shirt Waist., wit tb arc so popular
this season.
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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OOHER108. THURSDAY. JULY 17. 11Ma
THAT MAJORITY OF ONE.
THE Globe and The Mail are dis-
cussing Rose' majority of one from
every point of view, and The Globe
feels quite a pside in having that ma-
jority of one on the right side of the
le Iger, even going so far aa to express
a desire to know which bright, par-
ticular star in the 49 is the one in
question. Thu is what The Globe
says:
There is one matter in regard to which
we confess to feeling hurt. It is the tx,n-
temptuous references mule to our ma-
jority of one. I1 mus% be said that the
Liberal party has never telt no warmly
towards • majority during its whole glor-
rone career. if the party toald dis_over
which particular member it is, it coull
strain him to its bosom in a manner that
would be Dome intimation of how Liber-
al; feel towards him Now, really, make-
believe aside, would not the Opposition
like to have him?
Of course, we are modest people up
in West Huron, but if The Globe
is really anxious to know where Roan'
majority of one comes from we can
truthfully soy that it is from this
neck of the woods. As is well known
West Huron was conceded to the
enemy, neck and crop, by all of the
Liberals outside of the constituency
and by not a few who dwelt within
the walla ; our good friends the
Tories were cock sure that the Liir
e sl race was run and lost in this
riding ; the Alliance, as they called
themselves, were wide open in their
belief that the "Ros.erendum" had
knocked the bottom out of the ballot -
box, so far as the Reformers in West
Zircon were concerned ; and last, but
girt leant, the Whiskey Tories -wino
are a goodly tribe -were eatistied the*
the wool was pulled over the eyes of
so many softelell (:rite that the al-
leged temperance sentiment and
sound Tory politics would carry the
day. If West Huron had not been
oalrried for Liberalism against all of
these disconcerting conditions there
would have been no majority of one
for Ross. is it any wonder, then,
that we throw back our head, heave
Out out chest, and feel proud t
A TORY CANDIDA TE CANNOT BE
INDEPENDENT.
DURING the recent campaign in
West Huron Tne SIGNAL took the
ground that there was no room for an
independent man atnong the Tory
candidates. Force of our Liberal
friends, however, were gulled into the
belief that the impossible was possible
and worked for and voted for the
WHITNRT candidate in the rifling.
For the edification of our frionde who
Wert carried away by folly on the oc-
casion we now submit the policy of
the Tory party on this particular line.
It wasenunciated by RIcnARn BLAIN,
IL P. ,kr Peel, and enthusisaticatly
mama es the meeting of the On-
♦arie Conservative Aesociition held
fn Victoria Hall, Toronto, iti me(liate
ly after the election: In his speech
On the election of officers at the rAM-
ing Mr. BLAIN, as reported hy The
Toronto World, said :
"I need not esy that the iwrition es
•avant became (1. F. Matter, who for-
merly occupied it, ha ween fit to differ
from his parry. Yon we') know what
the citizens of Toronto did with him for
doing so. I SAY THERE IS NO
PLACE iN THE RANKS FOR iNDE-
PRNDENCE AND DIFFERENCES
WITH OUR LEADER, WREN WE
ARE FIGHTING FOR ViCTORY.
statement This e b w Y made
not only
fn tete presence nisi. P. W unsay, the
leader, hot JAMRP MITY'NRI.L. the de-
feated oandidele in West Huron was
sloe present, and approved of the
etteranee, for we are told that the re-
marks of Mr. BLAIN were unanimous-
ly .Nrioraewl with cheers'.
it will be remembered that Mr.
Marra. was at One t ime leader of the
Cosseervseive party in Ontario, bat
WAS deposed because of his attitude
on the temperance question. Now
he is thrust into outer darkness
by his party, by a unanimous
vote, because he, who had been
leader, dared to think and ect inde-
pendently on the referendum and one
or two other issues. And yet it was
drummed into the ears of the electors
of West Huron that it would be
possible for an inexperienced man to
go to the Legislature and act an in-
dependent part where an able parlia-
mentarian and a former leader of his
party had failed. The temperance
Liberals who were caught napping on
May 29th will be able to do some
serious thinking along this line be-
tween now and the next time for
marking their ballots, and we don't
think they will ever again be caught
with such chaff'.
SNAP SHOT S.
-If Rata doesn't reeign ,WHITIIY will
have to be r.elgned. .
- This time The tilobe's majority of one
appears to mean something.
- The Mail can work up a collision more
easily than it can get together a coalition.
- The political situation will have a
chance to simmer during the legal vacation.
-Tho Provincial election of 1902 will be
kuuwn as the Whiakyand W at,.r'n.mp.ign
-The coronation contingent will he
known aa the contingent that didn't coven -
ate.
- Keep your eye on the Heron, Bniee
and Grey Electric Itailway project. lee a
winner.
In the matt er of protests, it was HAMLAT
who said, "Methinks the lady doth protest
too much."
-The Mail is still in a state of mind re-
girling the elections held in Ontario on
May 29th, last poet.
-303 ratepayers in Ashfield said by
their votes that they prefer riling on elec-
tric cars to walking or trotting.
--The two grand old political parties are
either working up an elegant crop ot aaw-
off. or are deviein •
a fine harvest for the
g �
party lawyers.
-The Lscknow Sentinel admits that
that village and vicinity were the chief
oontributors to the defst of the eleotrie
railway bylaw in Ashfield. All right.
Lucknow, the electric railway company will
see you -later.
- We learn that the Mayor of New York
hes begun a aeriee of weekly talks to the
people of that city on municipal snhjecta.
We observe also that the Mayor of Toronto
ham been talking weakly to the Moulders'
Union of the (preen City.
-The Hon. WILLIAM MACDOC"ALL was
on one oecaion elected to Parliament by a
msjori'y of one. When uldrea'ing the
electors after the returns were all in, a
Philistine in the crowd bawled out, "What
about your msyot ity ?" The reply was
short, sharp and ,ln-ieuYe : "My majority is
all right ; it in tot large, but it is eminent-
ly respectable and will serve its turn."
Cheer, greeted the statement., and Mr.
IIAcnoroArl. had the privilege of sitting s
full term in the Nouse, and doing good
work for his cvmetituenta.
WMA r 01 HERS ARE BAYING
Its (RRATt.Y 'TAKTtxn IIKR.
Noottlsh American At a dieser party
were p t e young widow sad a newly-
m.rnrd lady, whose hosl,snd, a Hrn Iib
officer, hod lately beet ortered to L.die.
An old military yeetleman wee asked to
take the widow to diener, hut uefortu
nattily he was under the Impreselnn that
his partner was the Rawly married lady
its they wero Droning the hall the yoana
widow, fatting h.reelt, sald, ' It is vo'y
warm here.'"'Yee." replied the old
geatlemen, "lost not nearly so warm as the
place year hothead bas gaa. toe'
ARt VOP Ai.0REh or Yot'R iweritairc '
Ottawa Citizen : Ars yea Insured? Some
men'hiek they are till they have occasion
to resort to th• oenrte and thee they die
°over that things ars not what they seem.
Ancording to a reeenl deetslon a pelloy 1s
Got in fora. *Ill the premtem he. been an
Wally pend, even t.honeh lbs noliov hes
been Issued The plaintiff le the owe was
the Doherty Organ onmpsny of Cltntne,
wallah Maimed $10 000 tn.aranoi nes lea pplant.
"11 m.y strike BOT.," oommata the Ilam
Ilton Times. "that it Is not quite joist that
this onmp.ny whleh would have had • valid
Maim for tte prsminme, and whtoh by Its
settee hi tuning the policies showed that It
was willing to honor the needle e1 lbs In•
gored, shook' thea sws0rs re.pemslhlllty,
but that appears t.er be the law."
Tomer,' "Are nr Doren IT.
Ny.Wd.r, 1a Weskly Nun : The Shah e(
Pests as • violent ►a Romps Is svldeutty
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOII ONTARIO
gtyiug koehle to the master of aeremoalss.
11 tole, some time for the Nast to learn
the naooera of the West. Bull see what
friendly h,teroouree with Europe hu done
for the Snell It has done in his obis what
1t did la c se of J•pe°. He hes made
unity reforms, established Into 'duoattoo,
eo.ouraged his nobles to seed their sone to
Europe to be educated, lttroduu.d
regularity and economy into the system of
taxation, granted hie .ubj,uts a free pias.,
and Intoned mercy Into h's penal code.
The pegs male of prupag.tl0r European
oivl6r•tIon In Portia would have been to
pick • •; 1 with the Stab, Invade and
devastate his dominions, and "paint them
red." We see to this uses. as In that of
Japan. 11a1 then are other than jingo
methods of propagating oltil oatloo.
TIi [la MAtu'LLIt.1i nRnx•',
Toronto Star : At • meeting of Ootano
('oo.ervasoYla Ylotorla 11.11 'saintly
Mr. R'.ohard Blain, M. Y., lu,k • promin-
eot part. la the election of tthoers he
rowed to displa0. Mr. ti. F. Muter from
one of the ma presldeooles ot tl.e Ontario
Conservative Assool.tto0, and The World
reports his remarks as fellows : "1 need
out say soy that the pueltluo is vacant be
ciente U. F. Marten. who lor¢orly 000sp'.4
it, has seen fit to ()Hier from his party,
1'ou all know what the tilt, we of Toronto
did to him for doing s.. 1 say there le no
pieta in the ranks for Independence and
offereooee with our leader when we are
tlrhting for victory." And we are told
1011 Mr. Hlalai statsmeols were endorsed
with cheerio Mr.S. H. Blake will read the re
port with Interest,becauie In the samereport
the same Mr. Realm, M.1'.,secundiog another
resolution. is reported as saying "that such
met a S. 11 Blake, K. 1. , hod other good,
thloktee, honest Liberals bed become die -
gusted with their party, and had 'Imported
the C nese." Tao oew mounts, if
there are any, have now their marohtog or-
ders. Mr. tis hltney tolerates no iodepei-
deuce or differences of oplaios.
A YIu,TL'T A0AIN.T T116 1•Altonl'.
Woodetork Sentia.:-Review: Canadian
papers republish from • C'bic ago joarn•i a
parody on Gray's Elegy by `i 1'Kiser with
• subjeot that hes already supplied so meob
materiel 10, lbs alleged humorists ot the
°ailment, that 1t is begi.olne to pall on
new.pap.r re•dero-the operations of J
1'. I'ierpenl Morgan. Hite 1s one of the
versos:
Some mate, Inglorloos Y.bush, wile never
booked
The oink •t Muote Carle, may be hire,
%There broken pickets from the ftnae si
street
The path that once was often trod and
°leer.
A man who would take u poem Tike Gray's
Elegy and turn it ls:o vele, Tike the above
should be given six months in i .11. 1e titers
to be nothing sowed In our len/aegis ? We
can see nothing humorous In twist icy sum•
of the noblest lines tint have ever been
written and I are among the moat pr:oe•
lest p.ss.seloos of the rate into twaddle of
tis a sort Mr Kiser le to • close with the
man who tit uks It • great j.ke!o sled Into
an sr. '.lieu aril put red paint oo the noes
of the moll beautiful and meat highly pried
states in lbs plaee.
--- --- THE POPULAR V0'TF..
Woo1.'o,k 5,otinsl Review: This task
•bout a popol•r majority .gainer Ile K NO
Government it hardy worth whtleo.t ciog.
The malteds by which the tot..l yo'e is
.:ompoteJ, particularly in th• treatment o
the loth p,odeot vote, might be severely
crit o ria', but that 1. not oeceou: y. The
fur Is tbat we do not elect our l.giel't urs
by the g.n.ral rote r tho Provlooe, bot by
c instil ueocise and unless the oonstiteeuo'e•
are oerved up to suit political purpose,. no
one has any right to draw boy c000lustoos
from Its total figura, Io Ontario pr.,vtc-
o,al politica there ha been so
attempt at getrymaoder. The riding. have
been so constructed that there v ,ted
together who hays had common Iptereste
as residents of • nonny or tf the same
s.otloo of . eouoty. British president has
been roil oh, followed. The A'rerlcan par
ty devioe of the gerrymander hu only oow
been lotroduoed in this etoantry and that
was by the l'.,nieryative adminletratlon at
(J owa, As • rails ot that measure In
1882 while tit. Conoerv•tye esti In 1)1
Mhowas 138 316 and the L beret 134 555
lea then 4000 differeoai, there were 54
Conservative end 38 Liberal members
With 4800 difference to 1887, the memters
et034 55 to 37. l0 1891 there were a Lib
era! popular m.inity of 1000 and 48 Con-
e rvative and 44 Liberal members. to 1896
Psi Libersls had about the same colonise
m.joruy es tit. Con.ervablves bad in 1884.
nut they had only 47 members to 45 Con-
servative., a majority of !.. where the C:en
seryatlres hal 16. In these results there
was oeu.e for oomplalot,hut boomer(' spec flu
astloo wa mem to bring them shoo •.
11(1(5 11KA1'11 ON tKI'K TRAM!.
London Spectator : All free -►rollers will
rejoice at the *mashing blow dealt to the
i.III
ho s of the °Not loo N byS r 1 uhasl
W D
H-clo-B,ach In the Haase of Common..
After his speech It Is !mpeseth's to enter-
tain the n•,tioo than the (ioyeroment bave
any lot.otlon of meking oouorssions to
those who tulnk that we are bleeding to
death biosuee we do so largo a foreign trade,
or to those who regard the inestimable ad-
vantages of a tree and open market .e
equivalent to being turned Into '• damping
ground' for foreign anode. The bl..dloi,-
to-deatb theory Sir Mloh•el flicks Bach
an.wered rub and for •11 by appealieg to
the growth of the Morten tax and of the
sayings beak deposit.. t'ar'p'. who .re
bleeding to death de not per on weight As
to the notion that you use keep out menu
featured articles while allowing raw mt-
terlal to enter, the Chanoellor of the Rr-
obiqu.r wan tonally explicit. 'If anybody
looks through the list 0l our imports end
xnnrts and oan draw the lin• httween raw
materiels and m.notaotur.d goods, he w111
be a much cleverer men then 1 em.' W.
iml "r', ft r exampl 1-9,000,000 worth of
[either. ill mai her s raw material or a
manufactured as►iole? We oaeoot farther
eammar.ze Sr Michael ifiokr-H.aoh'.
speech. but we must oonera'ulate both him
•nd the Government end the nation on the
manly an•i unequivocal denl.ratlon ms.'e
by him en /he question or proten(lon-+red
made by btm, b. 1' reread, to We u'p-.clty es
Chancellor of the Keoh.g,er, and tepee -
of the (l.bie.r. Thal ties,
leclaratlon may to same rztent reconcile
((Grob/oder. to the impoeltt.o of our own
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
ImprevIng (7) Ten......
('et. Marys A.go..)
Howe rr it 1. It seems to me
'tie only noble to he good,
Or heing b.1. to have good Yields
Who'd say that you're m!enader.toi.d,
Nerrak t.r the aespb.rry:
Denda. (tanner.
It wee an English ehnrnh bishop who
said 11 .t Ord could here made a Netter terry
than the .trawb.rry but never did. The
Strawberry .seeon Is practically over end a
spl.edid season it has been, so that every.
I.sely has had his share e) this delightful
fruit. But respherrloe are not so had, and
Imre they come. The strawberry le dead;
fent Bye the rapb.rry'
Weisel llsepeed to ,labs wsumaker.
IRmoardlne Itevlew,l
Constable Pett pet wind of him 'soaped
natty, Jolla Nanemeker, item (ioserinh,
lees week, and Immediately set forth to r, -
cover him. Hs 111 so and brought him to
Klnoardiee. where he was trial Inn esnipl.g
the ousted, of a policeman and omens! ted
Me was taken to Walkerton nn Friday hy
(Inn.tahle Prete and tried summarily by
.Indy* Harrell and released on enspead.d
ssntenoe, rerersleg; to Kineerdiee with
(.o.tahle i'ratt.
New aleam.r fee 'be n.wNaN■ iI.1 Sec
((loll Iigwnnd nalietle 1
Mr. imam Clark, monoses e1 the Daubs -
STYLISHNESS for the ladies.
COMFORTABLENESS for the pea.
RUGGEDNESS for the children.
We've picked our 'lock according
to these ideas.
And style doesn't leave out durability.
Neither do It long wear sacrifice. louka.
It needn't and it doesn't.
All-round shoe goodness for every member
of every (amily. As tow as $1 00 a pair
A. high se 55.00, but all worth what you
are asked to pay.
W. SIIARMAN
Ion Fob Co., says the new steamer which
Marlton of Goderlch 1s hutldtog for the
company to replace the Hiram R. Dixon,
whlob was plaod on the Lobe Superior
service, will not be ready for launching
until early In September, but w111 be ready
for the Ooiober ,aeor. The new craft
w111 be • staunob vessel with about flee fret
more beam than the Dixon, though a few
feet shorter. She will have plenty of pow -
er std to every way to be adapted tor the
putfcolar business of the conpny's North
Shore fishing Interest..
Nr .NUrkell'. aright. Bream.
tSeaforth sun.)
K liter Mitchell of The hod.rlob S:arwas
s Dison of ailler at this ot3ee on S.Iorday
Isar. Mr Mitchell was the Co.senativ.
oandldste Tor West Heron in the recent
election. He informed us that a protest
has bren filo 1 against Mr. C'amsrco, the
Liberal eaedidete, sed le vary hopeful of
the '.sal s wh'eb ars exproted to fol'ow.
M•. Mitchell was misrepresented ty the
Liberal. to Gee electors to West Hoon,
hence his defeat. We have n,t tit• Iso,
doubt but that Mr.Capieroow•Ilba vnseat,d
end that s new election may be oohed. la
case this tenure, Mr. Mitchell's majority
wit be one to W proud rf, not • mere
'roll• of 21, his opponent's mSioite at
prswot.
MR. BLAKE COMPLIMEN TED.
Hon. E loud Bloke is ,shrug mush
orals• from cenire;toal sad shipploy
j euruals in Great Britain fur • IL minutes,
speech he made in the bongo of Commons on
she steamship trust.
The Shipp OR World say.:
"it le somet Mow •paroanbiog •
miracle to get anyone In the Honse of ('om-
mons to talk sense shout toteroatlonal
aommerc at relation., sod shlpp.og engaged
in the oversea tr.de. And the little 'pt.oh
of Mr. Blake, who followed the geol.l Old
itepo.slb'e Mr. James Lowther and the
leader M the (louse, oontaioed more
eaourate Information, sound principles sod
wise crowed than anything that ha beet,
sold In the Haase of C.,mmooe to the same
spew el time for a geo-rot oo."
Ooe postage is Mr. titaki.speech. which
ei thus approvingly rl tarred to. le se
follows•
• Whs' hal happened was a tribute to and
an aokn.wledgmeot ot, thesnundoeseof Ern
tali policy with regard to the carrying
trade. What hail happened was that the
Americana had bought • lot of Eogheh
ships for h•if a math Iran as they were
worth In order to carry on competl'ioo
with (treat Britian. Taal was what the
team was •I)01 (Cdee of "No.") He
thought so, and ho thought It woul I be
found out when dividend day came. Not-
wlthetaodicg this Frust object Item, the
right hon. gentleman de,lared that we had
destroyed tn. true gods, and set up false
dole."
11 ought to preys a pay Ing bu, nem for
Hrltisb shiplalldere and owners to .ell
veseels at 150 per Dent. of their value. 15
w 11 tike time, but they can puled new °nee
to comps[• for the ocean trade, and n Is
net Lkely that ocmpetltlon oo the high
1031 our be meshed out permanently by any
nombinatlon of capital. There oan be re)
tariff wells to efeatioally restrict oompetl-
lion In title oase.-Guelph Mercury.
A WONDERFUL CASE
ricked ep ■ Rewnlspr see by se Dolma
Oared Per Nobe■d s Llrr.
Ottawa. Oat, Jahr 14. `lpeolal)-
Overge H, Kent, of 309 Gilmore et., was
dylog with Bright'. (hews,.
He was in the yery last et ,gee, and the
physicians had given him rep.
At hat one 'ironing the phys ecios told
hSo
wife that he could not live until morn -
tag.
W bile wetohiog at the bedside Mr.. Kiat
happened to wok up a paper °entwining an
advertise Hent of e acre of Rr.ght'e Dr'
by Dodd'. Kidney Pelle.
A m.esen,er woke ■p the • Cr',
.
gat end prnrnrrd st)'+f of Tyed"'. Ridney
Pale, which Mr. Kent began to take a1
en0e.
He oommenced to Improve, and he was
well end at work in tw, menthe. If. h..
n,4 feet a day i hrangh ,knobs .ince.
'I'sa' wall year. aft.
KISMET.
Two shall bre bora the who!. wide world
apart,
And speak to different tongues and hays oo
thought
F:.oh of the other'd belay, and no heed ;
And thew o'er unknown seas to nokeewn
lands
Shell more, s.oapleg wreck, defying death,
And ell onooneolously shape every art
And bend each wandering step to Otte one
end -
'1'hsb one day al she table they shell meet
Ara bang rhe pleg-peeg ball souses the net.
Terming News 11e R.reor.
The marvelous cures of lletarrhoenne nes
belmg mnoh talker shoot. Thomann! are
daily reongnleing the exeeptional merit of
tyle simple inhaler treaImem, and Instead
of running to the 1lnotor with their winter
Its they pr,teel themselves by (iatarrbneone;
al kills *olds In the heed le tea mleeles,
ymiokly relieves catarrh, bronchi' le,
'thins, lung troubles, and mires even
though all other remedied, have failed.
%elarrhrrone le very p1 , safe and
oenv.elenb to nes. Ile hest reosmmesdetl.n
M Its mermen. sal.; Wy It Islay. Prim
51.00, spall Nes 25a., at droolats.
Bestreyrd by Wilt slog.
Kincardine, July 9 -At three o'clock
thts moroicg the barter light, situated on
the end of the north pier. was wreck ty
ligbtotog and burned. Upwards ot 100
pilot. of coal oil was to the building, and
th• efforts of the firemen were uoavlllag.
The steamer Pittsburg wee unable to enter
the honor during the promises of the fire
and landed her ps.seagere by insane of rho
yawl boat.
Nose resells of Impure Bred.
A Liotohed, pimply, dlafigured 1.0.,
ferlmz of exhaustion, wrecked nen es,
headache and a dull brain. The proper our.
Is one Ferrerooe tablet after each meal
Fern zone ocean and beaolifies the
oompl.x'on by making rich, pure blood. It
restores tits eufeebled brain end unstrung
server to • healthy vlgoroai condition. It
invigorates all the physics' and mental
power,. and Brines strength and an.bttlrn
to the depressed. Refute a eobstltote ter
Ferri z ice -It's rho best tomo, rebullder
and loripor.tor known. Prins 50o., al
druggists or Polroo A C,., Klepton, Ont.
Indigestion
and nervousness areoften- the
result of hurried mala.
bbeys
ttltervescent
Salt,
stimulates and tones the digest-
ive organa enabling the stomach
to digest perfectly.
Those who suffer will find
Abbeys Salt a perfect corrective
of all stomach disorders. Dys-
pepsia cannot be cured bydoc-
toring the effect. Abbeys Salt
removes the causes by enabling
the stomach to do its work pro-
perly. -A mild laxative.
At all druggists.
i
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT THE OLI) STAND -
Victoria Street, Godard
JAS. A. STRACHAN has
taken over the plant and holiness
onodnota eaooeesfnlly for so may
years hy hie father, the late D K.
titr.ohan, and Intends refitting the
shop In the most a•-bo.date man-
ner passible.
Hs will make a specialty (1 ell
Mods of reoalrlep, Ranh as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers, and all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements
Mill Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Portable Engines
thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting.
Machine and 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.
Oall or wrlb for psrtoalan.
Jas. A,S1pchil
tie COLBORNEca rYro41tI'h1h1dhIJ. I
Dress Mustin and Gingham Sale.
The balance of our Dress Mullins, all titre season's goods, will
be offered et from 20 per ceut. to 50 per cent. discount. Every
yard of what there is left must be sold at some pike. There
are a fee ends ot Uinghams, too, that must go, no matter what
they bring, for we will carry none of them over.
W. hays • few pt.ow of lyhl Print., fast Dolor', worth 100, khat
you nen buy for
5 Meow of oolored Samosas or Roane Satin., rooster pries 26D,
for
4 pl.oe. Dress Goods, worth 20o to 25o, for
Laces.
8c
1Sc
1 Sc
A large assortment, new and fresh, from 10c a doyen to
150 a yard.
Cosmopolitan Patterns.
'Phone 86.
J. H. COLBORNE
Something New .. .
TEA TABLETS
A pure Tea Extract to tablet form. (tae is
hoe water immediately makes • cop of
tea.
BOX OF 200 FOR 50e
Jost the thing for picnic and oatupiue
parties, lave 1 krs, ala.
W. bays LI1,1F: FRUIT JUICE, most
hea'thlul of summer drinks.
Remember the Crows*
point of Importaoce In buying Perla
Green Is rte purity. lo Delot purity is
oompertively uasoo..ssry and meet of
the green sold a adulterated
tiers Is Bargee. Pure F:nalisb Perla
Grua, and you can rely on It.
1t cost. you no more than the poor
s uff, Land less w111 dt.
Insect Powder. Hellebore
All kinds or Fly Papers
W.;'C. GOODE, Chemist, -
BEDFORD
BLOCK. .
r
When
Harvest
Comes
There is a necessity
for many things
about the farm,
especially BINDER
TWINE.
We are prepared to furnish the celebrated Plymouth Twines
at the following prices.
Gold Iledal at 16c a pound
Golden Sheaf " 15c,
Green Sheaf at 131c
Plymouth Special 12c
fa
as
At
IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
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
feat colors.
.1 34 x72 Hammock, full colt red, with pillow 51 50
A36x76•
H mmock, full colored, with pillow 2,00
A 36 x 76 Hammock, full oolered, p111ow sod drapery 300
A 40 x 80 Hammock, fall oolored, blas or blank, s11k warp pillow, fringe
drapery . 4.50
Croquet Sets, 4 Balls, 511 Mallet, $1.25.
Croquet Sets, 6 Balls, 611 Mallet, $1.50.
PING POND
Full se', wooden rackets, 4 balls $1.00
Full set, skin rackets, 4 balls 2.50
Full set, vellum rackets 2.50
Sand Pepor Reckete, separate, 50c.
Wood Rackets, separate, 25c.
Baha be each, FOc a dozen.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE
YOU are perhaps dissatis-
fied with the bread you
are getting. It Is so dry it
won't keep moist like PAR-
NI:I.L-DEAN'S Bread that
your friend next door is get-
ting. Why not change?,.
Our agent, Mr. W. P. Wes-‘
toby, will be only too pleased
to supply you, as he calls
daily on all your friends
now.
Our agent is
W. P. es1oby
HAMILTON STREET.
Q O3ZEir/ICII
Bread delivered fresh dally.
$