HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-7-24, Page 44 THIHODAY, July 24, 1802.
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THE SIGlNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
Summer
Beauty and
Comfort
Requires the right kind
of .Shirts.
'l'he Shirt Waist Man will tints in our stock that which
gives him pleasure in his appearance and makes him comfort-
able
Tho Man Who Doesn't Approve of Shirt Waists will
find our stock full of good things for warm (lays.
Summer Clothing and Furnishings
throughout our store.
W. Ce PRI DRAM.
We bare jest received •pother sbllmal of bo>s' Shirt Wat,tr• wh t'1 ere so popul.r
this season.
1
the cxgnnz,
1• rODLtaHRD
$VERY THURSDAY MORNING
DT O. NeelWwseT
000EI1.10H, THURSDAY. JULY D. INA
SNAP SHOT S•
- That majority of one still holds.
Ross's majority of tape is a majority as it.
a majority.
- Toronto should now ask the charwomen
to take out posies..
-8. R BLAKE, K. C., is still outside the
lines of Torres yedras, politically.
- The forty de'te\ctives who didn't detect
should not het e t on the payroll.
-The summer qtr his Beason thanks
her stars that she didn't leave her furs at
home. ----- -
- 7hey even things up in Hamilton by
having fiction short in the library and long
in the newspapers. ----
-After
-After the court proceedings are over
watch Hamilton awing into line for Rosa
and goal Government.
-Our friends at:roo the line are t.I owing
the British fashion of declaring the war
closed by proclamation.
-Be don't know what will happen at
Decen.ber 4th, but up to date Ontario has
kart a rather wet time -this summer,
-Mayor F1owLANp, of Toronto, is put
ting up • great fight for a third term. 1f
he Isn't doing that what i I e doing
-Two of the alleged "detectives^ were
in (..oderich during the recent election, and
did "sentry go" on the Courthouse Square.
-When we went to press School In-
spector Jim. L. Hcun.a was still on top
with both sides of the line shouting for
him.
-The Sandal Pay.treak man is still un -
hanged, although the British Columbia
judges would like to send him as high n
HAMAR.
-Up to the time of going to prow 110
attempt has been made in this corner of
the yineyard to revive the referendum
agitation.
-Brother LaRRov, the defeated Conser-
vative candidate in North fork, shows evi-
denrw of batting • lot of hot sand and ginger
in his composition.
.-R hy doesn't Edward yil put on his
crown and be done with the circus bueine.s
Bu.iy the Boy didn't monkey with three
kinds of oils, ointments or Naive,.
-HOUR (;LARK, of Centre Brace, is con-
siderable of a newspaper man, but, from
what we see in the public prints, just now
he is studying law, to some extent.
-There hail been nothing in print of re-
cent date about the Hon. Tor GRSURWAI
or the Hon. Jos MARTIN. What's the
matter with the Middle West and the
Wild and Woolly!
-A man from Edmonton, in the wilt)
and woolly West, recently stated that
Hamilton was the cleanest town in Canar1A,
and The Spectator has been shaking hands
with itaeW ever eine..
-The Hamilton Tones are trying to
sake believe that S, F. WASHIROTOR is
the wickedest man in that city, if we are
to take stock in the counter -protest that
has been entered againet him.
--Prop fiI s eatdegrame one would aironer
be inclined to believe that 'hinge aro not
quite so peaceable in South Africa as moot
of es woelei wioh. The Boers are eerming-
ly terrible chaps in war or in pe.ce.
-That North York counter petition has
'evidently drawn blood, if we are to pine"
any reliance upon the off rte that thn Con
-
enrvative papers are making to asinds.iee
the effect. of the published abatements.
--Sone of our contemporaries &repr•eatl,
interested in the fact that A machine for
Lying bricks haa been invented. Well, we
don't rare Po long a. • machine Inc "'Paving
'sit bricks' is not put on the market.
-The Canadian escort at the King's ern
enation will tomtit of one n(Rrer and
thirteen men. Why thirteen! i)o the
powers that be want to hare another post-
ponement of the regal song and danne
-i s B*Rxv, the Yankee emigrant in -
aper -tor at Buffalo, haa been innnntin•sely
Orel iron hie job The tremble with De
SARav ecu that M thought be owned the
United States, when M was only a Mack
hemmer.
•eleotlon of P. Nott, K. C., to he
1)sputy-Judge of Huron 1s an honor con-
ferred upon a worthy malt. Mr. HuLT is
one of the leading barristers of the ciunty,
and is in every way qualified to fill any
judicial appoudment along county lines.
-Our esteemed Tory frig.,'-, HENRY Eu. -
1115, of South Huron, wants to put our
eeleumef-friend, M. Y. McLaa s, also of
South Huron, out of business, politically.
If he means what he says about Mu!.rots
he alienate' go atter that gentleman with •
gun, or all ale, or a threshing machine.
-The Mail has got it again. This time
its story is that Sir Vii ihrain Urn= has
got a pointer that hard times are coming,
and will ho'd a federal election just so soon
as he gets hack to Canada As the present
Parliament has over three years to run, and
as the Liberal majority in the Gemstone is
a fairly mut stant ial one, it is hard to under.
stand how the joke was dri'led into the
head of The Mail editor.
-The Dominion Government will make
no mistake it H. F. GAao1NrR, of The'
Hamilton Times, is chosen to occupy oke
position of Dominion archivist. If there d
olio man i11 Canada who is better qualified
than anti er for the position it is Mr.
Jennison. He is one of the &bleat writers
on the Canadian press and possesses a
mental make-up that would eminently fit
him for the duties of Dominion archivist.
The Government should appoint the beet
man, and his name is GARDINRR, of Ham-
ilton.
WHA r 01 HERS ARE SAYING.
Iiia auto Ie MOUND.
B ,atcn Poet : Hut Klee E 1 ward'. re-
covery, se speedy avid apparently ro ef•
Native, should dlepnre ot the took eel lob
bis been heard for • good maty years of the
weakenlne of his constitution thrtuth co -
healthful habits of lite He seems to h e e
monad man phy.ioally.
N IIITNxY ! rnpl.tln TAI. K.
Simone Reformer : Mr. whltney rarely
miser. an opportunity to say something ro
make himself n,iioelous. He has just been
tolling a nes.paper reporter that Mr R ro'
plain duty i. to Ie Igo If Mr. Bos. did .0.
upon whom won't" Sir Oliver Molest call t
form • Uo•eroment.! Certainly not Who -
nay, for however email Roes' m.T r.ty m.7
be still the teat (brit he h.a one is not die
noted while Whitney is 10 • m!oority h.•
promises to shrink re o.pptily. when the
+tory of the "distillers' gratitude' memos to
be WId la the election ooewt..
M AR1.1:. rip 1•x.11 NOT N'ASTI'.
Hamilton Herald : Ag. -n the Duk. of
Marlboro' is mentioned a• a probable am --
owner to Lord Minto •t Ottawa Let there
be • g I protest against this appoln•
meat. In the fiat piece. the fumy little
Duke 1s not • man of .olhalent Intellect oaf
°slil,er for the nth e of (;overool-Uetterai ( f
Canticle. lo the s•ooni plow the little
Oaks'• wife 1e • New '1 rk girl, and her
resenoe 1. ('aoa.t• as e
the bet lady of the
land would be likely to tuhieot Canada to
Insufferable patroaa,e from the American
soobooracy.
Mita. TRADE THIS REM►DY.
London Advertiser • The Amerloan steel
trust le selling rade in England e1 $22 50
per tee *Ger payingoeean freight, whioh re
$5 11 per too. The price 1n the (Totted
S'.1.e Ie $211 per too. The high tareff g!y..
the trust a monopoly of the American mer
kat, and enables It to rain domeatlo pekoe
far above the foreign level. The people of
the United Atter, through the tar if, die
criminate in (aeon of the Iros•, and the
trust tLrrlminatee •.ainat the Amorlcto
people to favor of foreign couatrfee. It
,erose rho people right; they have the
rem efy In their own hands.
A RAM. AI. rROINIsAl..
Weekly Nue • A gable derra'oh .rare-
that the Previnolai Premiere hen been com-
bining at Lordon with M- I7hamberlatn to
regard to the erpense of moot .tnlog I. su
tenant Ooveroere. The deer With Delle to
mind the fact that the few ...yarding the
appointment of 1. +esteem 1 Go,- core, the
Payment of the r 'aisle.. (herr deem. end
their pnwon, w.. rearmed at Inline, and
that no change nun 1. made In It except I v
She British tinges of r lornmone. Should we
008 h.,• withie enemies' power to am. re 1
our own constitution without lavinv the
wetter h,fore lir. Chamberlain or Mr. Ary
body El es+
A !TORI• m' !IR .101117.
Ottawa Event. An lnoldeet 1. miniere.
Linn with Orr John Meodonald, which has
appeared le prier, Is worth tether.
and, what is more, 11 U true.
The Prime Minister had o0,S Into th.
Klegetoe poet *Moe to sae h1e oil Wend
aid eapporter, than postmotor, Mr. Robert
Shannon. Oe naming Gni, 88. earetek.r, a
man named Dunbar, stood ready to open the
door. Stepping 1a the lo`.by just within,
the Premier pot hie hand on hu forehead
and said to himself aloud
"There's et m•thlnr Uwe In•gnt.'•n."
"Yes, sir ; ye u'v• forgotten to raise my
pay
Now, i)onbar had have petitioning lee
member end Minister (for Slr Jolo was hothl
during several months for an Ienreeeo of
pay without realizing Ms desir.. Nn ooe
meld better apereel.te the ready wit of rhe
sneerer Unit Mw eat ea rho beagle of hie owe
✓ emark than 81, John Maedeeald, whet,
with a merry twinkle is his aye, wolfed and
Odd
"neither, yea shall get It."
A 001 .1 ntONT nr eel.P-TIUVI$ •g.
hew , rock World : A Ang's right of
settee In *elf defence has hems upheld by
.ledge Sl4aer, •1 9•. Loeb. Trouble be
ga. with the Inevitable small hey, ten pall
1e11 of reeks, a hit of *trine and • dog fall
with the dee at Webe&. .lest as the pall
had hese MN to the tell the al5ehed , Intim
doubled oa the boy and Wooed Iwo rows
tet sharp teeth lust where, at the memo 0,
11 seemed that they would du the meet
goof. 7'b• dui was baled lot° ueuc1,
webers the Beooh decided that he lied acted
eoly wtttio hie privilege,. and that be was
"u justly Immuos from puouhmwt a. •
mac who strikes a burgle'. to defector of isle
owe Iib and welter '1 his oven tattling o1
the prevalent theory that • dog'. teeth are
mtd• to be sten and out felt, even under
the ereateet p-ovovtloo, Immo au tutor** -
log rod a•vgmtiee po eedo to 1e seems ut-
(uttuuato that the prtun.ple of aulm.l set -
definite as thus laid down In law o•aaot be
wldly understood by brute otettloo. Coo
dooms under which doses ooutd know jest
where they might legally bite and horses
ued.r•t.ud the psycbIoal moment to kick
would materially lighten sod promote the
modem of the Bergh amenity.
et•`iTANDV.h's t IgM 016 SAL.IMM:t'HY.
Ilystaad.r, la Weekly Sun : Lord Salis-
bury set oat to public 111e • etroog Tory
and High Cburohmsa. A high Tory be the
ema!ned ; w• have ro means of julplov
bow far h e theology t. in leen nixilnilid by
the ecisat,fia pursuit" which bays slues
beep his great recreation. Hs had an elder
brother, who died, leaving him the heir to
the title and estate. 1. way while he was
41111 a yusoger goo that be wrote to the
Saturday Key'.•w, and a qutred • punreocy
tet style which he has .onetimes displayed
with rattler roister ideal., and whioh led
Disraeli to dub Dim, to exaggerated phrase.
• muter of jibes and finite sit 1 sneers. 1) s-
resh'e foreign polioy was Turkish, has tangy
befog to all thtog. Orleatal; its home policy
ecu th.,, of •pp.ai to the masse. against the
Liberalism of the middle oleos and the more
iotrol{ gent artleabe. '1'o such a home polioy,
al all events, Lord Salisbury was by eaters
Iuten.ely opposed, triads h s antipathy to
there'll's whole °ours* and character had
been esprit d la the plainest term*.
Neverthele•• he succumbed .o Disraeli; for
though lilomol k'• saying that he was • reed
painted to look like iron was an eaagtera-
Moo, it was not wholly uejnat. Of his mut-
mimeos) to Discard's Turkub policy be has
arae openly repeated. Had be been strong
. nougb to 000trol his Colonial Secretary,
tome might 1..,. been no Smith Africa°
ear. Hut his own conduce la the thorny
Cretan s5.lr, sod g Ily, has been th.1
of • prudent, dignified, and rupees isle
statesman of the old 'oboe' He has never
allowed hit .mbitioo to gamble wit, the lc -
Wrests and honor of the 5 air. Ha has ro
tainted the weedy allegiance of his parte.
Importunes has 000tloecd to be attached to
his utlersate. though their meaning was
cot •Iweys clear and he seemed to spoilt
rather as an obs. ban as the mein ro-
tor In the effete. But he will probably he
mild, at all 'vanes during the last years ol
►1. Premiership, to have, presided over
U•►erameot rather than euyerutd, and h.
hoe Nit no special mark such as great M r-
ieters bays felt, on the history of h:s a wt.
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Ue Was Greer".
lttxchange.l
A yoonr man to Arthur purchased a
bottle of medicine at • drug store, sad site,
returning home and re•d;og the due)tlous
found that 1t ebuu'd be taken 10 tepid
water. H+ Immeliarsly bitched up eon
hurried bock to the .tot• and reeked the
erug.ut tic some tepid water, The dro1-
111-t to h1, oras) rlea•aot manner picked op
• beetle. flied It with water, handed le to
the customer, °eutlonics him to warm 1t •
little before nose, ohargtd him 25 o.n'.
and toe k a map' hot at him as he went out
the door.
hrrerewelog tea Trains
(Mitchell Advoo•oe i
The 0 iysrnment should Interline before
• serious accident bat pope and compel the
Grand Trunk to eat ply seal )lent p•nenger
coaches on exo0rnoa testae. Na'urday,
when the Orangemen went to Oodertoh,
'bole was .oareely .'ending room, but 1te
way the can oorryiog ps.reogers to the
circus in Stratford on Meade,' were packed
w a' sotu.11y disgnoelti'. the platform/.
and .vee the step. lending the -rote, were
wooded with • Iiv ng ms.. of human
hemp, ineNtt'ov maty aped women and
y •ung obi Iren, and .e rte tralo pulled , u
it was predicted that someone lentil,' b.
k111e.t. '1 hie over o roweling should be
' topped. When • paerger purobate+a
ticket he p.y. for a seat. sod should ton,
It, instead of being comle'led to stead In a
ronllon which •odangers hie lite. Snob
negligeno* wcuI,l not h. •llownl la any
country owed. of Caned., so 1 w. oail Ol-
en 'hes. in Moronity to see 01.1 It Is out
permitted to odour aeon
New Tier Lonely ■p Moan Clark.
.cardlne Review.)
01 Monday the ()avert meet light house
.upply Dost Arab an called .1 tbl. per, or
lo be in tr. oorroot .n .1'ared off the hsrb.,r.
1r took the crew all day to unload three
barrels of oil sod take o0 1000 of brick,
The boat is eyedently engaged by the Ot-
tawa 1; )moment by the (ley.
Among tie pieeea'ere were .ome olvil
sedition oleike from O.taw•. They came
..hors with bows .ad arrows for the per
pose of shooting buff.1 They had .1.. •
camera with whioh they intended photo-
graph o' the den zoo of th. olato. In his
dreg se ny after they had pierced Writ
wits Ihdr deadly arrows. Upon baton io
formal that 0 would be necessary for them
to visa the perk and luso roma untamed
broaches and nee h .e bondred miles to the
beendle.s pra r.. before 18,y would find soy
hofftlo Wei log to be killed they deoided to
gore up the ides, They Imre greatly dis-
appointed
lsappointed at the Information se they were
under the Impression that they would b.
We M stand le the balcony of the Royal
(Intel and .laughter beg game to Q rem
' ,root without incurring any danger. Haw
. ver they oonaled themselves by photr-
grephlA the storm •'`real, who 1 50i711 to
told them was one of Marconi's wirele.s
telegraph operation..
Winn, leaving they Informed some by -
' Lawler' that the Atahlan would In five cr
. Is hour. to Southampton ant while there
they would engage •n •u'nmr h Is, ride rev, r
to Winnipeg, k!1{ *0m• buffalo and '.tarn In
t m• to wet' the boat before lc left.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
A Rrl•R•ss7tA"Ivo PARTY Amnrg (1 •
pa • whloh hav been enters. Mei 1tte:y
l.• I'.not F'a-,n e.• '0.1 . b .tet h rt y
whioh spent • d 1 'total se. zing •her• Iwo
Tau • may. :'be-'ge Ueda. see wee the b me
ol nearly 111 el the perry, It was gathered
from a remsrkah y wide area, the Territory
o' Sa•kenlieean, the Province of Manitoba,
Detroit, Toront., Windsor, Rodney, Ridge
w ar, Aylmer and several e• her please nearer
(1 .nrrioh beteg represented. A pleuant
ramble along the beautiful beash at, the
Point was lel end hy • In,-,•henn, and after
some muds in the big peel- r the young
people crave 8'.m• through the Imo/matte
Manager Goldthorpe .ed lib aseist►sU
mode everything very pl t for their
genii., and it was the oeanlmnns °ptelon
'A.t th. Poise Term was a fins plea. for an
eyeoloa'. entag.
DAATn or A K171-Aanlls REsiossT,-
KInariln• R+porter : Acne Matheson, re.
Ilol of Mordooh Mat.bra 'en, (.11 Wel, en
the 418 Inst., at the rte. ale of of eaveely-
eight years. Deneue 1 wa. hers le rape
Buten and married at the same place. She
and her husband sane to this pekes forty-fj,o
yenre nen, mated on • tam near Aram,
sad alter ainul fusee year, mond t• Nwa
again, when .8e remained till the end earns,
Mt. M.tbesea hauler flied In April 1893.
The dereesed Mr,. Mathew's was highly
ropseted and lived a ooedeont life She
leaves the following tiaeghtnrs to tuners
bar departure • Mr. W. Reale, of Mani
tabs ; Mr.. rhea Mother, tows ; Mrs.
Merrhleon, of Bantle ; Mrs. T. Corrine. -
geed of Winnipeg, •.d Mrs 11 moot. of
Bruce Mine• The tellewlee Rota Amo./
the "newton. Mr. &Id Mt.. Ifni, Oleo.,
of BON.le: Mrs. Capt. Livros.
of Gnderfeh ; pr. heti Mn. John Mutehl•
STYLISHNESS for the ladles.
COMFORTABLENESS for the aa.
RUGGEDNESS for the children.
Wo've picket) our stock according
to these ideas.
And style doesn't leave out durability
Neither do s long wear sacrifice looks.
It needn't and it doesn't.
All round show goodness for every member
of emery family. As low as 11 00 a pair
As high as 55.00, but all worth what you
are asked :o pay.
W. SIIARMAN
son, of Lookoow; Mr. N. MarohOsor and
Mrs. Mnrdoote, ot W•Ikertor, and M. 1.
111cL-od, of Winnipeg Th. remains were
1,Id to reit to the prea.ece of • )arae com-
ber of friends and relatives.
A LONG SaPARATION.-About thir'eeo
ye ire ago two children, • bay &ad • girt.
u'Brt.o by Dame, who bad not neon lob' In
this gauntry, were Isis hornet -se to 5•.
Thome., by the death of the!r mother
Hay.ng ata friends or relatives here, and
befog quite smell.lhey were planed in Mount
Hope 0 p0.n A.ylum, L olden. The boy,la
tit cue. so 01 doe, made hie way out 1111 the
world •bei has h.d to do for hlmgetf For
.rem i lime p e he has boon •mtley.d with
Sir. Matt C rho', of lin lett, sod Pas
earned the ream• of being Industrious, eoer-
getio and rel:.b'e. Ab tut • year ago he
determined to god his .lets, If poesihir.
The •ulbori 1 . t f the Home at London
were unable to.ly. ary leformstloe beyond',
this f.0t that the girl bad been .dotted ;
m years ago, from the Home, but by
whom they were unable to esy. The young
men .dyett'red Is Toronto and Lnodoa
pews 8, and was even !hen caeuoo...ful la 1
gentles the d sheet clue. 1t -v. Father,
%Vest had 1a the meaatem• herd of the
wise, and in'ere•ted himself In the matter,
together with Rev. Father 1loM.oaslp,'
w hioh resulted In the discovery that the
. irl Dad been adrpted ley • !molly neer
1'. ff..'., In h orth Perth, by the name of
McMenamin. and o0 Saturday eyeoine lest
• hi brother and easter bad the pleature of
mwl,ns, In her adopted home, after their
IOW separ.'ion. Ti, e.ter had hem' time
piers 1n her { r oat home, sad though
h .o'ng s m , dr v to meet her orether, had
n o Intimation of his catalog a til he walked
to uuen her •o) loads h.mr.11 known. -
N.. Era
lithium' AT is kW W.NrwiNerii.-Thi
follnwlnr Item •s Iros The Dally
Columbv t, of New Westmlaeu..11. C , sod
refs -s to • 'ormer (lode•loh teary telly.
whose tether w111 be well remembered as
engiuter .t the toe n poser hours so •
years ago : "S'. Pe er's R on .n 1!MIL,
Uatbedrai was the 'Eels of one of Clore
society son 1•, tri. morning, wkech needier
&Greet the fur eo r, at least, and •II hough M
o'clock ..omewhst early gn.te • number
of friend. of the emote ecting pa ties
wl're. a the meddle' of M e+ Ane:e
M_Cellurr. sector daughter 'f Capt
MoCallatr, engineer of Ili• Weimer R.mon•,
to Mr. Roderick Chisholm, formerly •
resident of New Weetmineter, but now me
employee of the M (Alter -McFeely
Company, the leading hardware bowie of
the Yoko t. The bride was Mosinee! by
her *.ter sod M •v Cool, daoghtsr of C.pt.
Card, of the 'towboat Samson. The groom
had as beat man Mr. 1 K Swell, the unit
known taarn.ee pl.yer, are 1 hu former
brother clerk to Dawson ; Mr. Sid
M.ieolmson, of the Cunningham Hardwire
Un , asd.Fnt. The brld• was elven away
by her (ether and the wedding ceremony
wa+ perfr.rmed by Re., Fattier O'Netll,
who also old the espousal mw, to which
Father 1)e Creodt and III.. Gowan took the
solos. The altar was tewlitully
deoorated for the occasion. and everything
ran along smoothly, a glimpse of suoshlre
greeting the happy couple, •usplclou.'y, as
they emerged from the ohuroh. Mr. and
Mn. Chisholm left by the morning train,
amid • ooptoa! shower of riot, for Seattle,
from whioh plow they will sail on Sunday
for their home in the aerated of the Yukon.'
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, July 21, 1902
� Herbert McKlroy, of H.ybs'd, and L
M ecDonald. et Uod•rloh, are eoinyl.g
their sohool holidays here.
Mr. and Mr-. L Who of Luoknow, visited
here last week for aever.b ditto, the goofs
of Mr, and Mrs. Thou T.ohboarne.
A few d,ye ego we had the pleas.,e of
roosting our old frisod, -Ihot Maii.lua14,
of Toronto, whom we used oleo to meet to
the day.s where be was one of the editors of
Tot SIOMAt_ We recall the 000.doa In
those tercel when he ray, a lemurs to the
T moronism' Hall •t L ebur. Io behalf of
t I.O.I:.T., 213, oak ag for hie theme "Beck -
tome." Smog [Leo he has en ver on Lela -
Woes sp•k+a at the church er temperaoea
' hall •t Loehr rn, and the otter eveomr we
' heti the pleasure of lste0irg 'to h s trees
to the Hapri.t cnDgreta',.00 at U rlerich
Wu trait be may I.oa be spared to woe se
51. tale eta for the pub' c good,
20 to 25o prize butter ' We offer for the
beet three tube or bores .f batter delivered
tinting July, bo, de and 3r•. respectively•
neer hlahese meekest price. (1. F. KING,
W Ingham.
Write us
a Letter.
If you have any need in the
jewelry line, however small,
just write us about it.
Oer Catalogue ceetal•
pketepaph• of emery
hundreds e1 ear choteest
places, sad well be •eat
yes free.
We guarantee safe delivery
-pr pay charges and cheer -
('illy refund money if you so
desire.
DiAMOND HALL,
Ret&blthed 1854.
Ryrie Bros.,
Tomei* mad Ad.fa.Ade sat.
TORONTO.
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ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
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Imo SAI; BY A0 OPIJGGISTS PRICE 50c.P1) BOTTLE.
STRACHA N'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
--AT THE 01,1) STAND --
Victoria Street, Coderich
I'M1J. H. COLBORNE
Dress Muslin and Gingham Sale.
Cask of ?re
The balance of our Dress Mulins, all this season's goods, will
be offered at from 90 per cent. to 50 per cent. discount. Every
yard of what there is left must be sold at some pike. There
area fel/ ends of (]ingllama, too, that must go, no matter what
they bring, for we will carry none of theta over.
W• hays • few Moo of 11581 Pante, feat color*, worth 10e, tial
you oau buy for ... ............... ... ... .... .. .. ......
5 pieces of oolored S.ta..Y or Ramon define. regular price Jho,
for
4 piano Dred Goody, worth 20) to 250, tor
Laces.
&
15c
15c
A large assortment, new and fresh, from I0c a dozen
1512 a yard.
Cosmopolitan Patterns.
'Phone 86,
J. H. COLBORNE
Something New . . •
TEA TABLETS
A pure Tee Extract lo tablet form, t)oe in
bot water Immediately makes • cup of
tea.
BOX OF 200 FOR 50o
Jost the thing for Watt end awing
puttee, tare) le r., etc.
We have LIMK FRUIT JUICE, most
hes tbful of summer drtoke.
Remember the CrowsL6
polo) of Importa a. is Doper Peri.
Green 1a lis purity. lo parser purity u
oompartively us.eo•,sary and moot of
the green sold is adulterated.
Ours is Berger's Pare Eoglisb tens
);ren, and you oau rely o0 1t.
It costa vnu no more than the poor
staff, and lees w111 dc.
Insect Powder Hellebore
All kinds of Fly Papers
W.C. GOODE, Chemist, -
REDFORD
ILOOK. .
When
Harvest
Comes
There is a necessity
for many things
about the farm,
especially BINDER
TWINE.
We alt' prt'il:u'ed to furnish the celebrated Plymouth Twines
at the following prices.
('fold Medal at 16c a
Golden Sheaf roe 15c .
Green Sheaf " 131c
Plymouth Special 12c
IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST.
pound
tt
N. D. ROUGVIE
r
The Cash hardware Store, Goderich, Ont.
Hammocks
Our line ot Hammocks this season rangcs
from 75c to $5.00, farnotH
"Stag" brand, known for Irteir durability and
fast colors.
A 34 72 Hammock, fall col( red, with pile:ow $1 50
A 36 I 76 Hem -sock, full teetered, and drapery 3 00
A 40 Z 80 Hammock, fall colored, blue or black, stlk warp pillow, frtwalo
Croquet Sets, 4 Balls, 5,, Mallet, $1.25.
Croquet Sets, 6 Balls, 611 Mallet, $1.50.
PING -PON°
Full se', wooden rackets, 4 ball, $1.00
Full set, skin rackets, 4 balls 2.50
Full sot, vellum racket, 2.50
Sand Paper Rackets, separate, 50e.
Wood Rackets, separate, 25c.
Balls, 5c each, 50c a (Toren.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE
telien over the plant snd hoe wag
cope' noted 110eoesefUlly toe so many
Stre,,i,en, end intends refitting the
shop in thee most lo .to d man
ner erosible.
HO will melte a speoei•Ity f al
k eels of repenter, much se
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers, and all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements
WU Machinery, Marine, Sta-
tionary and Portable Engines
thoroughty overhauled and re -
Pipe and 144111m Fitting.
Machineand Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the spacialties manufactur-
ed by the late D. K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
ises.
Cell or write for parttealars.
Jas. 111:$1418tailo
hange
Now.
vOU are perhaps dissatis-
fied with the bread you
are getting. It is so dry it
won't keep moist like PAR-
NELL-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.
HAMILTON STREET.
Bread delivered fresh daily.